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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
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J. unprecedented fr the Of fua and all ch-uu-
d ~"--'-, disease q she Liver. hIurys and al -r:
Lauutrg, IruP-y. Er' urLiti-. Chronic Cough Throat
splitting ci Blood. Irrli-ut Consumption. Neura Ia,
'lroulr aud IuiamatoTy Ehrumati-n. Co-tive Iiat..
~'A II iaa ht- pin i z.urs. Nervous fec'iu-
'iroui Struuu- sore Eyus ami Ey elis. Erouic
duHr Eulaf-r,i s, Whit >vsliiu.s old otstna--
lrTs- htrcuiia Gers and Eru, tluus Nodes S~.In.-
ut The Eou->. Lupus hating Ulrrr Of the Pace Noe
LlY, Malignant hating Ulc-Ts Df the Mouth, Tcu.g.
Throat and >r F ate letter. BARRIERS Itch and a Dr.
- ISIS >EtN- ami all diseases arising from m H.
rtEE -EAEH - Tit s-pp whether hereditary, a-ur-L
contracted
The great popularity which this invaluable i-r h-s
attained = tuE To- ITS Intrinsic not
cf It. TtoIrir"r II Is Use. ty all classes ar y-.us
through ut the country having Witnessed IT, Etuj,lfa
ALTEEA1iNE AND CUEATIN affects in tLr ,sruas
chronic diseases. do not hesitate To re q mend IL -.
yICtHLE AND EfLLsHIE NEuIlNL
nic" IL Lace street. Wheie DE DAVIS NAY D. consul
ted i,'l diseases.
'a'i 81 the irIot and procure Circulars containing
& Mo. -f.-rr .rsl|
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+ o Il S A l. T. .

tY7A Half Lot on Market ST. opposite
$. RItters residence, with good Well of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for bust
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combined.) }
AisO,' other Lots, some with and some
wrthou, Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
L.wIsburg, Oct. $, ss7.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

The Standing Committee Of Union coun-
ty are invited 10 meet al the Builaloe House,
LewIsburg, at | o'clock, j. VI. on Tuesday
of May Court, U7lh,) to take Snch action as
may be deemed necessary relative TO Dele
gates 10 the State Convention at Harrisburg.
and also TO consider the calling of the usual
County Nominating Convention The Com
mlttee are.
MrssrS. q. y. Worden, Geo. F. Miller, Ar
chihaid Thomas, Ahram Frederick, Michael
kleckner. II. X. Sanders, Shem Spigelmyer,
Samuel SweDsle Jos. ID. Forey. Conrad Shec-
kler, James Irwin, VIM. p. Dougal, James
Mars hall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

rrE~r The subscriber offers to sell The
NJialseA large Brick Foundry al the west
s1 Nfslsend of Market street, including
49, sss.ss the Wareroom, Office, and the
Machinery atrached-al>o large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t is regarded as one
of the best locations for good, safe business.
The Propretor's time is wholly engroSsed in
another employment, which is the reason he
desires to dispose Of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRlCK, Lewisburg.
Feb. 1858 Union Go. Pa
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Auction and Commission House In LewI>bu,v
lA9cT-9N, l,atGI ss lsAzs Legal Auciioneer I,
Commission Sales.
Administrator Notice,

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
" of Administration on the E>la,e q,
WILLIAM TATE, late Of HARLEY toWa>b-n-
Union county, deed have been granted To- tb,
undersigned by the Register Of Union couB,,
IN due form of Jaw; therefore, all per>ous IN.
debted 10 said estate are requested 10 max,
immediate payment, and those having I1>,
claims are also requested 10 present lhem .s.
galiy authenticated for settlement
ROBERT FOSTER,
SAMUEL &. TATE.
Hartley, March IA, 1859 Admiuisrraior,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

EASES.--Blank Leases for Landlord
IL and Tenants for sale a, the Chronicle office
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
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THROAT DISEASE.


This large class Of diseases. Including Uleerations 10
taUatuns- Bronchial lIrit4tions. Ac j. most suar~
fully trrattd by the Of Dr. Davis D-purave and II
DAVIS Throat Application Read tn. following case /,
speedy cure after long continued suffering;
East Town, Chester Co., July :, 1858.
DE. DAyIs-near Sir:
About five yrsrS ago was attacked with 6isease 4
tho throat which came gradually hut times whsa
would take cold the pain and suffering would h. yrry
distressing a,coml ani,d with los Of voice 10 such a
extent that could not speak above a whisper Tie u
sease continued getting worse. nOtw outstanding
under the medical treatment Of four different us
Becoming alarmed at condition, concluded O. 20 .
Philadelphia and consult you. which You recollect Ii
in the winter oflsjl, when you recommended
your Depurstve and by the Of four bottles Of IT, "A
connexion with your throat Application. was sutrs
cured. and have remained we'll 1t Is more thaHa
year since the ofiscted- Rssrcctful,, your
friend, NARGaRFTTA Z BISHOP
Hs-DR. DAVIS ANTI ROFU ULOUS OINTMENT s1i
THROAT APP LEGATION should accompany the p~rur
ative IN Of Serofuous Ulcers and Ulcers oits
Throat.
e Call on the Agents, J. BAKER & C00i
Lewisburg. aad procure Creulcrs containing iar,g
mass Of svidenc" in favor Of the medicine.
j. BAKER 20. Asts for Union county. I-iiy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
STATE CONVENTION.

The citizens Of Philadelphia and the sever
al counties of th,s Commonwealth attached 10
the Peoples party. and all others who are op-
posed to the unwISe and extravagant meas
urrs of the National Administration, are re-
que>ied to send delegates. equal IN number to
their representation IN the General Assembly,
to a Convention 10 be held at H,nRisBCHG oS
WEDNESDAY THE Sra OF JuNE. 1883, 10 nomi-
nare candidates for Auditor General and Sur
veyor General To be voted for at the General
Election in next October.
HENRY NJ. FULLER, Chairman.
WV. B. MANN, SecrefUY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13
A New Business in Central Penn,

Ss.sx Inc undersigned would respectfully
bt,inform the dwellers in Lewisburg and
Wv surrounding country, that they have
opened
Straw Hat s. Bonnet Rleaching
and PRESSING establishment in this town,
where we are prepared to execute all work
entrusted 10 our care. Having had ii years
constant experience in the business in Phlad
City, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching, we are conf
dent of our ability TO suit those who give us
their custom. BY devotng time and attention
to our business, performing work neatly and
delivering 1t promptly, we hope TO succeed.
We also ScOur and Re-Fmish FELT and
BEAVER Hats.
Our work is done in City style and at the
lowest City prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction 10 the Trade-and hence Miliners
will ind il 10 their advantage TO deal with us.
We intend TO make it rule to finish and
deliver all work during the week it is received.
provided we get il on or before Tuesday
JOHN II. M'DANIEL & co.
St John St. between ith and 9th, near j. W shriners
March j. 1899 Lewisburg
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IkENCH Ul RR
MILL STONE MAMUFACToRY.

~ The undersigned keeps con-
y s,aniIy on band- Fyearh Brrs Of
T-Trrififs s,a5 all sizes, and furnishes every ar
--~a-saAS required by the milling trade.
Complete satisfaction guaranteed Tor every
article sold. MIilrrs who prefer the solid
Burr, 10y giving To months notice, can
have their orders executed at the quarrieS IN
France. Address VIM. II. kEPNER.
AprIl |, Is59m6 Harrisburg L. o., Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

The Packer paper at Harrisburg, states
that Forney and his friends all aided the
Democrats in the recent election in
Pbilad., and significantly asks, if the uni
ted Democracy can not carry Philad, how
awful must be their defeat when divided /?
Just SO !"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-13

An appeal will be held at the office of The
Treasurer in LewiSbnrg on Saturday the 4th
day of June next, between the hours of ten
and two o'clock. JOSEPH GREEN.
Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes for 1859
Lewisburg, May 6, 1859
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

HELPEss BooK.-Thc Fayetteville Caroliaias and
other locofoco papers have made great noise about
Mr.. Gilner having copy Of Helpers book. "The
Impending Crisis" 1t has hcen thought to be
terrible affair that Mr.. Gilmcr should have such
book,-though whether he has ever seen such
book or not We not able to say. But what is to
be thought Of Gov. Ellis the Chief Magistrate of
North-Carolina, having copy Of this same book !.
Well We say that Gov. Ellis has had-whcther he
has It now or not VIC can't say-a copy Of the I'm.
pending Crisis" We make this Charge upon good
authority and If Gov Ellis or the Standard, or :hc
FrsbraRd for him, will call for the proof they can
have GreeRs6orougA Patriot.
The Patriot cannot protect Mr. Gilmcr from the
indignation occasoncd by his black Republican a..
sociations BY unfoundcd charges against Gov Ellis
The Governor has the utmost aversion Tor both Hc,.
per and his book. While in New York last fsll
Helper cndeavorcd to force himself upon him. and
at length sent him copy Of his book The Govern.
or very deliberately tossed il out Of the window as
'on as it was placed in his hands Recently ano,h
copy has been sent to him by mail and this copy
he lights his pipe with. So much for the ehargs
against Gov. Ellis, now for your good au
thority," Mr.. Patriot: How did you find out tina,
a copy Of this inccndiary work had been sent Il
Gov Ellis: Are you in correspondence win IA.
sholitionists? Is it true that a correspondence /
kept up between certain people in Guilford and III,
Northern abolitionists.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06


We had the pleasure day Or two since Of taking
BY the hand BENZ +. Atkins, Esq, formerly q
Cumberland but for the last ton years citizen Of
Texaa NJ. Atkins ID in excellent health and spir.
its His numerous friends in this State win be glad
to see him, and to learn that he has prospsred In
his new home. We invite attention to his prolss-
sional Card in the Standard
We have also had the pleasure recently Of greet.
ing E G. Speight Esq, formerly Senator from LIE.
noir and Greene, but now Of Alabama We have
never seen Mr. spcight looking 20 well q he does q,
present We learn that he Is now on . visit to
Greene County among his old friends and constit.
uents
Maj John T. Gilmore, the Senator from Cumber.
land and ua,nett, has been among Us Tor the las,
four weeks, recruiting his health and minsling in
his quiet agreeable way with his numerous friends
in this community. Maj Gilmore has lodgings in
the hospitable mansion Of Mr. John uutchins
Mr. Sinclair, Of the Carolinian. passed through
a few days since, on his way from Salisbury. Sin
clair did not seem to be at all excited He told u,
he was for winslow for Congress This will b.
neses to the people Of his District We may add
without intending to be personal that he Is =,
handsome As ever.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

IxEsMArE AsyLuN-Thc trustees Of the propos-
ed Inebriate Asylum in New York, have issued IN
appeal to the churches Of the United States and the
American public, for assistance. Some Of the state.
ments are startling a. for example, the following
Who can doubt the vital importance Of such IN
asylum, when, even before its first story b CON-
pleted applications have been made for sdmttance,
many Of which are from the patieots themselves!
Among the applicants arc twenty eight Clergy.
men, thirty-six physicians forsytwo lawyers, three
Judges twelve editors four army, and three naval
officers, one hundred and seventy-nine merchants
ifty-Rvc farmers five hundred and fifteen mechsn.
ics and four hundred and ten women, who are from
the high walks Of life.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

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Election Returns.

Elections were held in this State on Thursday last
for eight members of the House of Representatives.
We give below such returns as We have received up
to the time of going to press.
In the First, Fifth Sixth, and Eighth Districts
the contest was very animated. In the Second,
Third. Fourth and Seventh Districts Democrats
have no doubt been elected by large majoritics -
We think tie Democrats have most probably carried
six Of the eight Districts. They may have done
better-but we will soon know the result
Fourth District.
The candidates in this District were Hon. l. OBJ
Branch, Democrat, and Linn B. Sanders, Esq, U, .
position The following is the vote Of Wake coun-
ty by precincts:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

~ W. ~''s~''"S
MISSES. Eprspsss-rhs Legislature ef vifxsnsas
some year OF tve ago. proposed 90 plat epsansss
sion u run and msrk ths dividing lines b.ssssa
that State and the State Of Nessh Cssessaa .fto.s
the point where the dividing line bwswvwn 'rsss-
sylvania and Henry eoantsss IN the Stale ef
Virgins, inssrxeess with the Moth Cssessna line
to the western l1rnits ef the state 0as tsxs-
laturv aersstcd 10 the psueasssSoa. and rewIks
Smith. ESQ. Of Patrick, has been sppesnssa
Commissioner on the part Of Virginia and iiees
John Hill ef Stokes. eemmissiea<r on The part ef
NorshCsroiins-
In calling the attention of The tsxslssasv TO the
subject Gov. Rra-x said: II am nes inkorssed
whether the whole boundary heswevn the tse states
undsspussd"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

BLOWN NoRrH.-A friend informs US that an
amusing incident occurred on the Sd instant on the
railroad between Hi Oh Point and jamestown. A
gentleman got on the cars at High Point bearing .
pole with a likeness on canvass of the Hon. John
A. Gimer, with several inscriptions, such As mo
North, no South, no East, no West" &C. But BE-
lore the cars had gone two miles along came blast
Of southern wind, and away went the gentleman with
MS principles to the ground The banner Was lost
olown North-grounded, destined not to grace the
''mer meeting held that day. We trust his fall
on the 18th was complete, if not sudden a his
tall on the Sd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06
REV. DIX. HAwks.-The New York correspondent
Of the Richmond Enquirer says:

KEW. DR. uAwkS-Ihe New i Otk correspondent
Of the Richmond E.quirsr says:
'You will see that the Rev. Dr. Hawks. Of this
city, has been elected Professor of History in tho
University Of North Carolina. However iiat,crins
this mark Of confidence and respect far him and his
superior abilities may be on i'chalf of his native
State, it is believed by influential membcrs Of hrs
congregation here. that the doctor will feel himself
constrained to decline it."
The Raleigh correspondent Of tho Petersburg Et-
press says
"There is great anxictry felt that he should &C.
cept the appointment Il will afford him such .
fine opportunity to prosecute his History Of North.
Carolina which, as FAR rs completed, has already
added much to his reputation and to the cause Of
American historical literature. What rich treat
it would be to the young men Of the University
aye, to the old men Of the country at large even.
to hear a course OF lectures on History from DR..
Hawks! The Alumni Of the University, which has
sent out 50 many able men to homo: the nation,
may we'll be proud Of the action Of the Trustees IN
the election Of such man to such an important
professorship."
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

Courier states that Hon. Humphrey Marshall has
declared that if he was in Congress, with parties Or
canned as at present. he would vote for the demo.
cratic candidate for Speaker, and that If the nest
election Of President Was thrown into the House,
ano he was a member Of it, he would vote for the
Democratic candidate
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

cB- A friend at Saratoga. Wilson county. will
accept thanks for . club Of eierea subscribers
lie writes:
1--WE people Of Saratoga feel ourselves safe stand.
ing on the platform sustained hy the editors and
friends Of the Standani; SO We need no Presses
down this way"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

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