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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29

vT,4KEN up BY William siuyter. living in
West Township, Marshall County, Indiana,
ono OK, supposed TO be FIVE years old. and de-
scribcd as follows: "A white OF, with small black
s-ots on his sides, neck and head, and crop off
the lef ear. Appraised at twenty dollars by James
ITazfefon and Daniel Shoemaker, before c. CRUDE,
Justice of,the Peace. = suln'E snLIQsIgE
Attest, II. r. PERSHING, Clerk.
December Is, 1888
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29
D1Sso1ution-

o1sSol"G1o
YHE Partnership heretofore existing between
VI. A o. Packard and Horace Corbin, by
the firm name Ct Corbin & Packard, is this day
dissolved. All pcrsors indebted 20 the firm for
services will naks settlement with Packard at the
old office of -Corbn 81 Packard. ?
pCorbin's Office removed TO Bank Building.
- 1i&VAtiIto CORBIN & PACKARD =
December |, 1859, I6t3l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29
DIR. JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT OF fses -
SARSAP ARILLA!

T,HIS INVALUABLE REMEDY ha. already
Il carried happiness to the hearts of thousands.-
and Is daily giving more consolation to the Afflicted
than could be afforded by all the wealth in the
Mines of California and the world combined. h.
is put up in full Quart Bottles. and contains the
strength of six times M much Pure Honduras
Sarsaparila as any similar Preparation made il
America 49,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29
TER us.

One copy of THE POST. 50 90 year
One copy of THE POST and BOTH
Ensrayngs of Niagara Falls -. 3 90
One Copy of THE POST and one of
Arthnr's Home Magazine. ...... OF "
One Copy Of THE POST and one Of
Coolers Lady's Book 3 so "
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29
STATE OF INDIANA 8z 6Iner5
MARSHALL COUNTY SIS.
nc6src J. III. Case, a Justice of die Peace in and
for Center Township. County OF Marshall.
Arrrrrra G1unaIII. --------.----

JosEPu BEAR,
NOTICE is hereby given TO the defendant and
~ an others sonccrnesl osthe fiHgof the COM
plant, affidavit and bond. in the above entitled
cause, AMI that the viii be tried on the 3lst
dav Of December 1883, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at my
once in Plymouth. OF which the parties viii take
notice. J. Il. CASE,J- p. lskAI-J
Dec. Is. le5s.-es3' III (t5 eossSl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29

STATE. OF INDIANA. - fsh1u E. ~
~ - MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.
Before ri CasE, a Jrstice the Peace in and
for Center Township, Marshall County
w. Attachment and Garnshee
WnInx SELLERS,
AIOTrCE is hereby given to the defendant and
u all others coDcerned, Of the fling of the
complaint, affidavit and bond, in the above enti-
tied crrse and that the same will be tried on the
31st day of December, 1883, at 1 O'Clock, A. ". al
nv ofi.o In Ylymo7th of which the parties wiz take
notice. s1lH J.-H. CASE, fszAr
Dec l5tl,, iSJ9-6tj 1r H1iH
Sr1EsIs<
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29
BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM

BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM
large and beautiful Engraving on steel, IL by
viii be sent to every subscriber to "THE POST
foe 1860, who shall send addition 70 his subscrp-
ton, The sum Of twenty Eve cents, to pay the ex-
pense Of postage, mailing, &c., &c. The retail
price Of this engraving is -Four Dollars. 1t is a
Gem. -<-z- - -
P.S-Thc Postage will be prepaid on the En-
Cravings. sEsz
address, DEACON & PETERSON,
No. 13e South Third St. Philadelphia.
Z Sample copies Of the Post sent gratis rhen re-
egested.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29

acoPIES OF THE posi-. 50 90 yesr
4" (and one ofthe Engrav-
wings to get'r up of Club 90
8 |" land ore copy extra or -
both EngTarings 10 getter
Of Club. 90
10 "a" land one copy extra, or ial.5f SEA
both engrasinGs to getter
.a.s.. up CT Club .......... Ia on : g 81
% land one copy extra or
-s.las both Eneravings to getter 81
I'd of Ciubl 30 90
50 ffand onecopy e,traana - 3
both Engravings to getter
MINISTER'S and School TEACHERS are charged
only 81 year. The RIDDLE and PRoRLEN Depart
ment renders THE POST particularly aeeeptab;e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

wt'ch come within Ne range Il their functions aaa
ccsc publtc tranquility.
IS fhs In,eDceou Geners viii assign 70 the quesmi 4
the dssscs such employees they ihak aecessary for
Tie public SERVICE
SO The Royal CarabIneers will be armed Tor Ne ain.
tainsnce Of public security and they oil be subjo 70
the lass and regula Iops which concern them
81. All the public Offices exciting 10 the provinces
OF L"ubdy and got suppressed or changed by the pre-
sent law remain 10 visor, aud the employ % II them arc
Da'Dtsined, save thoee coming under article Q.
49, the Governor can remove every eWpl0y6 wheeo
nonipafon expressly TO tho government
Of the King change their Office aud stinssios
they belong 70 tho plumber Of those mentioned in
articles IL, 81, %, 81 and 81.
49, All the codes, civil and criminal Of nUasce and coma
the laws Of procedure aud IN general all laws aud
pateots DEGREES aod regulations ordinances and notdca
tobs regarding my branch Of public minssr soo which
have bees hitherto In vigor mantsined In FAR
they not contrary 70 the present Law, aud excepting
the changes which viii be necessary In consequence Of the
change OF the Roverpment.
49, All changes In tho laws which may be thought
cesesry viii be published In the mode prescribed by the
exg laws and will have for 70 the day After their pub
hcation.
There will be law published in the Lombard provinces
relative 70 the form Of the said publication
We order that this present decree sealed With State
SEAL should be inserted In the archives OF the State and
that every whom concerns respect Il and make Il
respected. VfrrORIO EAhANUELE
G. CAVOUR.
Given In Milan, June 8. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01


Al last the long pending question as to the probability
Of teegTaphc communication being established between
this country and America seems fair way Of bong
settled. While the old Atlantic Telegraph Cempany mas
been wasting the money OF the Shareholders and seeking
preposerous conditions from the government 90 gdaran
tee them from the evils Of their scientific mismanage
nent, new company has been formed dnder the best
auspices and wthououblng the government ABOUT SUB
sdies, or anything else have tner plans
world to look forward conhdsntly 70 successful
solution Of this great subnarine enterprise Tne
British TRANSATLANTIC Comgsny propose, witnn tnis
pear II possible, TO lay tner cable from the LANDS
end, In CornWrll TO blAnc Sablon, an Island In the
Straits of Belle s,e Of the entrances Of the Gulf
short wre to laid By separate company, takes the
cable In from Blanc Sablon 70 the lsiapd OF Anticos,
where Il mes1s lines already open, communicating with
Ouehec Woutreai and, indeed, all parts of Canada.
another short line from Antcoet will be submerged TO
Cane breton, where will join the network OF lines
which communicate with Halifax, Nova Scotia, Boston,
New York, &c. The advantages which such route
presents over one starting from the west coast Of rc
land are immense, both IN point Of economy and free
dom nom the submarine dangers which beaet the track
from vaienta 10 Newfoundland In the nrst place,
the average depth Of the entire route Ia supposed 10 be
lces while by starting from Landsend the steep range
Of submarine mountains the west coast of Ireland
which tho Atlantic telegraph was oareoesiy lost rs
entirely avoided On the Atlantic aide, the lines
being bampcred with such preposterous conditions for
messages tbose which woud check their transmsson
will DO less tnan ono half Of what would be charged
II sent by tho American Company from 81. Johns,
while the line, be,pg all submerged, B or course ess
EXPOSED 10 injury than In crossing the almost
ployed wlds OF Newfoundland. On this side Of the
water the advantages Of having tho terminus NJ Lands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

TAKEN By .N1BTAKE FROM TIT, S Al $1,000 49,
q Stamford, on Tnursday morning. ~ bsndieS Viz
and 9o'clock. small carpet bag. uq[sa s.o
s:ps cOn',i.ns young sd,s nIfuy sscc,sd sn2 g.
wardsd By addressing Mr.. KeloSe' New""n' "o-"-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
Markets.
e. F. sATTERTHwAIrE's CIRCULAR.

LONDON, June IL 1850
Since our last American securities have particp,aed n
the improved feeling which has chara terized the S,o
Exchange There demand for States stoc,s ~
nrst Class railway bonds Illinois Central shares have al
vsnced TO 80 discount considerable purchases have be
been made from AZ to al discount Construction bonds
have been much wanted, and they close firm q -
20 70. Free land bonds remain steady a. about Ssx
company are Offering for sale at 10 discount; Il ts
price they form favorable medium for paying up shsrea
IN full New York and Erie securities Of all kinds ~
neglected; the diminished receipts consequent upon Il
traffic and the reduced tariff ut which carried places
the company In state Of great embarrassment and ut
terly destroys the confidence Of investors. Money!
though slightly wanted remains very easy Conso&
close 9zZ to u for July account. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

CrOLBN.-LAR0n QUANTITIES OF HOLLOWAY
y pills and ointment have for considerable time past bod
puYloinsd from BollOways store 80 Madden
tousy sold ANY porter or clerk IN any store whc sns
and wpl give pr1vate information 10 GEO. AhOt
Manager OF HollowAys medicine mandatory, an
uuhljc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

T OsT-ON THE EVENING OF JUNE q, IN cd y
~ nom The river throuah Christopher % Hudson a
drab purse containing gold cham, locket aud ky W
r0Wnrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

I osT-oN TUESDAY. AFTERNOON, IN BROADWAY.
bet seen Broome and Fourtseuth srees or in Foarse
ccnsistng Of two heavy chains and the clasp 10 the
hand The finder Viii be literally rewarded By leaving -
No so st. Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
PERHON Az.

WIDOW WOMAN, WHO HAS LATELY LOST I'm
q husband hiss female child which she vshes 70 live .
oe aood lady ~ her own abe 10 too bring hr
had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

The Vienna corfeepondent d the London 1mH ssys:--
Tho Inhabitants q tns city exceedingly depressed
cad just cause have thy 70 be o. for the magnificent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
17ZT0T C0TTTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHRONICESEPT 1850

the wur t II c shat! be admitted to vote by reason o'
having paid the wurt Gg Il ne sbHlt oe h'hle'el
10 vu, y reason OF such ac shall he cae our % 'Ie
clerks who shall make the like notes IN Inc hs'soi 'o'es'
kept by them .,- ,,.,
70 vote Is ani on t" list furnished 10y the commission
crs ouI rss,..r his ri-it tn vote whether found
thereon not T. o. t.d to by any qnaei otiL'n 1t
shall be- tn duty t TIE inspectors to examine Huc per
son on ctl, as 90 his qualifications. and Il he claims 20
have resided within the State for year or more his
catb sb, he sufficient proof thereof bat he shall make
moot lv At least one competent witness who shall bc
rlrctor that he has resided within TIE district
for than ten days next preceding election" ana
he shall ls1 himself that his bora hdn rrslirnre
in rursaucc Of his lawful calling IS within the diste'
that he ia not into said district iof the frpo''
of yotns therein. .,
rra. du. rroaf If required # lis re- i"ure aud my
mont of taxes atarCs3i, shall he admitted 10 Fo' IN the
township, ward district in which hr shall reside
II guy rrrson shall prevent attnPt To- pr'Frhtev
ofcr Of any election under this net from h'idnS sui
ition or a.. or threaten any violence 10 any such Of
'-- or shall interrupt inn properly intrr're WIN hi
in the cxruoH Cf ls duty, or shall ROCK up IN" "
dow or avenue tn Hny window Whtrr the tai' may o."
holl!neor r.a.ousy disturb 'lo praccat ,ur ee '' l
shall H. r IrH ar.v i.ulla'lU- tiru ats. i'' i
violence. with design 90 influence uuluiy oro'tT""' any
cJct1r TO prevent him su'l voting or To- r's'iI'i
freedom Ct choice, s1ch person On c'hIl''t '''
fined IN any not exceeding five hunlr' IL i''7 ''N
iulrreouol for any time not less than tire" nor H.l'
than twelve m'utlSau IL IT shan lr si.'"h 90 ~.
rt ,ylr the trial nf such orul.- sHil u lli that TIE
r,rsr so o.u;'iI not resident nft" city. "aIi dl :
i,-. r- town 3 iI, where the said prng" commit d
-nI not emf vote therein. then nu c"n'l'ti"n '
shall BE- sentenced topaz ue of not less tlIan one hun
drrI than ON Oh 'u-'! dollars ami To- 'ii'i
,raI t los Than six u.ati. than two years
.IFarg rr o., n- .sHu- shall r1H." "uv httor -. 'r
moon thc r!t Of aus ,.r0ti % in Oils a. f!i.i ''''r
shall offer O., make amy such 1T "r VAR esther y ''r.
}al ir..r.' - tLor'i or ~ any "i.'l. IL 't 'i' % /
ayrsti-.t,r, or or invite any i-.-,n '' l'h'
.uc. Itt upon rau'io'ion thereof he 's ihrv
siaU fort T. and Iuy three times the 'En0uut so bi O.
If any ?, no, 'y law Ialiarlsa'l f-auluIrntly
yc.r st a..Y election in ui- Comm us."i.1. rr i'H,
- (. I - n.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

rrrp 4rEWANiING ItI.llS. % rare c-tor,ulrt- in %
-r..u. ar i.tly r..i.-r e.. r...,- s.uji,s-t {
IIsrl, .l-,ol t!i. Camden ana Ati.uti. rc.t s,s
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Az ,I r.'a'o r-i-t- g -svs-si t.u 1-l- e gc-rS
o. iurtrsr -a.i ias ' diva. cd " 7ts- Of various
.iE.- to -Ii tar I.. h..tr J'l-I -r0fH ls D..
i-rr vLr4.us I3.r;~ -..a J.y States 80 New In gland
have settled r'..r. ti, last r,,I l.la tl,.r la,.s.
aud raised exc, I.I,t ..z. I.. the !- nj f.
ti.. Iy ~.rs ,t 20 -l- To- p tlc -1i! is of The
lr- quality p t- rrIa0t Il Nura-. over. C"rn.
aches. H1"i .'.I s"--itl - IL i e. '.-i .fri q
list tJut sui. % tin tf..u. I'" lace s. Perfect
eng" from IT, 7i,'E' ',iruri'" 81, ny 90 ta" 5"l atr
Cra,- .l -r... ras- fruit growing I. e,i!-
les.n- by 'saiu-Hlrr 3D.. F-," l'-.t 'lrrrt Ji.-
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Ih. terms no. ia easy O.. -. a lynn
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enc -t,aif four .or1- -ty yiayar'- amt Pcs ch
,rslarl- rt.4ra q la-.. fur p r.,re-
utnts ma - II q rssral I active Iiace q business.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Locofoco Sympathy.

Last year, our Lccompton friends Were
almost inconsolablc because Nr. Vhu-s
Hayes was not on the Republican tick,
for Assembly. 'Such an excellent good
man-evcrybody knows and Ike, him
fairly entitled to it-shamcful treatment
-he would have got unanimous vote,
&c. &c. Well, nci-hLors, Mr. HAYES j.
aou on the course, and there i nothing
to hinder that unanimous vote for him.
of course, you will al! now support such
superior man.:
But, just now, these same men and
their organ are very discousolate over III,
alleged failure Of Mr. johnson Walls t,
procure the nomination for Assembly
"An honorable man-justly worthy
scandalous unfairness-would have mad,
a clean sweep" &c. &c. The entirely
forget our excellent good man Of H.,
year. and waste all their sweet, ,crAi-sin
ccre sympathies On a new one, tTh,
Truth is, We are not aware that Mr. Wall,
was ever candidate for that nomination
We indeed heard such report, and in II,
most friendly manner waitcl on him I,
know if it was true We understood hin
that he did not wish to lie considered il
the field our columns were a> open t,
him as to any others, rich or poor; yc
'neither he nor any OF his friends ever or
dered or requested his name To be az
nouneed in the Star and Chronicle as
esndidate)
NeIt gear, We doubt not, If Nr. WALL.
should be selected on our side. these Dom
"crats would forget Ill their present hicl
'tteem for him, and would "co int.
vourning' over Mr.. So-and-so, because I,
failed Of the nomination.
Sch is Loeofoco. sympathy. Tie,
waste their sweetness ou thc desert air
t1r everybody not On the ticket-althuu.i
Il IL The 'icA,' ,tr, a,u.. ,,u.-o tL,l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

to the utmost. Exactly in tl'i- mainsr
did they always treat HENRY CLAY
rrai-e him to the skies when not a candi-
Ia;c-and belle and traduce him to his
death when he vas. VIII any Whig,
American, Republican, Or true Anti-be-
com,tou Democrat be fooled BY it, Mis
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Turn Out, next Tuesday Evening

BY special invitation, Hon. JOHN {.
KUNKLE, of Hamisbur-. VIII make ao
address on the Politics Of the Dag, at ii.
independent Hall, Lowi~hur-, on i'nes..
Evening of (ncxD Court Wcak. I!is biz
siness will not allow him to leave prior &.
the noon train. 50 that an aitsm1.g meet
ing is impossible; but, as the roads ar.
good, and We shall probably have tl
Noon, our friends in the country can c.'!.
in readily. Let Us have good attend
ance, and warm up for the cam.ai-n
You have good crops, aud can spend a day
or half day and evening very pleasantly.
thus. Wake up your ncishDyrs, oaa
cDme out
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
c a r p e 7 S
- r-Ev,.ssyun.s (ytpnys STORE,

DEING in a bye-sireet, where the store eI-
Il penses are very light, the subscriber Is
enabled to sell at the Very Lowest PrceS'
Persons visiting Philadelphia. and wishing to
buy Carpets, Oil Cloihs, Matunss, &C. VIII
do well 10 examine the large assorimentoi
Tapestry Brussels,
Imperial 3-Plv, c kRPE !.
Ingram and Venitan,)
and Oh Cloths Of all widths in great Varie'y,
Also, Canton and Cotton Ma,unss Of all
kinds. with large assortment Of low-Priced
Ingram carpets, and Entry and Stair Carpets,
Rug, Mats, Drugse,s Stair Rods, Rag Carpets,
Cotton Carpets, &c, &c. -
No. 43 Strawberry ST, 81 door ab Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
- Strawberry is the ir,t street west Of
second - SC2m3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

nA-Last Saturday, Jui-, WILSON hal
n sudden stroke Of Illness, th~t ,r..u...
his holding the Special Coar. fir -a..l..
county, which he had appointed for this
week He hopes - attend, next wcc'., al
the Union County Court.
P.S. \ telc-raphic despatch sent b.
Judge Wilson's direction from L.v.-;o"n
to Prothonotary Roush, States that tonr,
will be held in Lcwi>5urg "hy m.Hoi.r.
If he can not attend himself, h. will sos
that a Judge from some uci -hi'rin- N.--
trict be present, that the pujlie interest,".
do not suffer This i thoughtful ca-.3-
Grafton for our wants, for We have MACH
pressing business.
flour memory serves Us, Jul-a6AlDLr
has Court next week at Lock Haven.
The others whose Districts aijaiu tai-,
are judge JORDAN Of SmlGrv. judi
GRAHAM of Carlisle, and .jul- TAYLOR
of the Huntingdon dis;ric;-oGe ol Whom
it seems most probable will Pres.l. at the
Union County Court. next week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

To THE ToIyT.-Scnatcr Hunter, Of
Virginia, is reported to have said, in are
cent speech, that if the Democratic party
does no: repudia,o the principle Of PoPH-
ler Sovereignty, and advocate in lieu
thereof The principle ct Congressional In
tcrye1tion, the party orgFt to Be diss0lcc5,
Gn9 he Sogucr tie J,tier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

nsA- 4 great trial Of rcaping and now
ing machines recently took place on one
Of the royal farms in France, The I'm
poror distributed the prizes in person,
The lirs. was awarded to burgess X Keys
(Allen's patcnt,) and the second to
Woods (s.ated to be Manneys patent
Both American machines. The Lewis
hnrr r,aa NJ. rntnrnd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

Tho Free Democracy Of Berk1 county
polled 1900 vote, at their Delegate Elec-
tion, nominated 4 full ticket Of ola-line
Democrats, elected Delegates to the State
Contention, and declared for Douglas for
President. The Federal buchanan De
nocracv Of Berks nominated half Whigs
md half Democrats, for their county tick
ct. The Opposition made no nomination
but support the Free Democratic Ticket.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Preserve your Fruits.
WillOugiSy'S Patent Air Tight Stopper

ron FRTIT CiNS. JARS OK HOTTIES
the most SImpr, conyeuicut. economical
and useful article ever invented. Il is
composed Of two plates attached ty screw.
between which IS placed circaiar p.cce OF
Gum. The turning Of the burr congresses
the Gum and spreads il out. thus filing rp the
opening and making it perfectly air-tighi 1t
can be applied to Tan Cans Stone c1GIaS> Jars.
This Stopper being simple IN construction
and so easily applied, IS the great de>lGera-
tnm so long wished for, and only needs an
examination to convince the most lncredulauS
of It's superiority over anything yet invented
The Cans can also be Tested before putting
IN the Fruit by filing them with water and
putting on the stopper with pressure.
Cans, Jars-Glass and stone, with Shoppers
attached, or the StcpTerS alone, can always
be had at moderate prices OF
+. q. EVANS X co,
Aug. 10 Sole Ag'ts for Lew.Sbu:g :
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Assignees' Sale.

ON Thursday. E5tis of Scpteri~
ber uc1I, wall De exposed to public
sale, a certain Lot Of Ground On winch l.
erected n valuable
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pEESONs WISHING 70 establish VraruG,ot1rc- in = new
sud thriving T.ara hr-r business j. good. Sc, al
vertiscmcut Il the llEEmautyu s,Jtl,mcut
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SO Scholarship of the =. Iron Cty
. t,a-afs..t q ,u..-,." Address Box 81
Ht ".~,HTs j.. d. May -, 1859.
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All orders for Wheat must be N by the
Isl of August. and for any o. tie ether seeds
by the l>t Of October, To secure a supply. The
pay must accompany the order. winch should
be carefully addressed 10 hllNG.
1gi Mi5,Iubur- Union Go, Pa
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NOR SAFE. CHEAT-A leg Press 'na
L Trimming hHts, a convenient afi1's I''
Printers 10 ,y.m pamphlets. sc.
MAY -. 80. C.J.SrAHL. Book Binder
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NEW FIRM
Tailoring Business.
HOUSE BUILDERS,

TF1AkE NOTICE The r .r, -Hst ars
I appointed Agents is.. .ac sale Of
Doors. EiI3nGS y window SASH
Of all sizes. made Of the hes. material. NJ
work warranted. Made Is L.B.>fROJ l.
iuchcSviDe, Pc. and for sale .v
61J 7 y CALDWELL lsw.>51rs