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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF JEFFERSON
THIRp JUDICIAL DISTINCT COUNT.


Succession Of Mrs. c. NJ. Canon, deceased.
WHEREAS, Simeon n. Canon, administrator
w of this succession, has filed into Court his
account of administration and tabeau of dstrl-
button
Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days, why said account,
should not be approved and homoogated, and the
funds in his hands distributed in accordance there
with.
BY order OF the Court.
E. RIGAUD. Deputy Clerk.
Carrollton, October 20, 1850.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Fdr0 de Jefferson
CoUR DU TROISIEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
Succession de Mde. c. NJ. Canon, decede.
4 TTENDU, que Simeon n Canon, administra-
lAteur de la dite succession, presente en- Cour
compte d administration ct tableau de dstri-
button:
Avis est par lie present dome a tout ceux que
celia peut concerner d'aVoir II deduire, dams dix
iours les raisons pour lesquelles lie dit compte
serat pas approuve ct homologue, eft les fonds
entire mains repartis conformemcnt au dit
tableau
Par ordre de la Cour. ~
E. RIGAUD, Deputy Greffier.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
'ETAT DELLA. LOUIS lane,
PARoIssE DE JEFFERSON.

IL #PAROISSE DE JEFFERSON.
Cour Du Iroisieme District Judictairs. aas s.
Succession de John Newton Francis, decide.
A TTENDU, que Elizabeth Mary Francis a
N presente la Cour petition lefet
d'obtenr des Lettres administration d la success
sion de John Newton Francis decide intestat
Avis est par lie present donne tout ceux que
celia peut concerner d'avor a deduire, dams dix
jours les raisons pour lesquelles il ne serat pas
fat droit la dte petition.
Par ordre de la Cour,
u. RIGAuH Deputy Greffier.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
Notice to CONTIGUOUS.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Office Of stke Secretary and Comptroller of the
City of Carf8llton, until WEDNESDAY,,
ltlih, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the
construction OF Public Wells in said City,
in accordance with specifications on file in said
office. a. w. II. WILLIAMS,
%e zSurveyor of Carrollton.
Carrollton Octobers27, 1860.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
for the following persons and

warrants for the following persons and
amounts. ~
p. c. Perret, for ASH barrels s.
brickbats. $1O5 %
p. G. Ferret, for 543 barrels
brickbats -.. 124 SO
Phelps, Parke & Co., Is Scoup Z
barrows -.---..---- As 90
c. Diegraber, repairing tools,
etc, 16 40
F. Matte, glazing at School
Houses. .s--....--. Z 40
C.. Geir, carpenter work at
Central School. -....-- 20 90
II. Rohfing, refreshments at :
Election LIST October. 1900
H. Trahant, salary as Assist
ant Assessor 1860 30 90
G.. p. Heidman, II OK. Strych-
nine 5 25
S. Brown, hauling sundries-- S SIS
P. MARRIOTT, Levelboard and
straight edge 2 IS
E. Troendle, Stovepipe in
Council Hall --..-...- 9 As
E. Wilcox, one night watching
at the Fire --.--..... 9 50
II. Neiman, hauling -.... 2 IS
Elisha Bell, Officer at a Ball. 9 90
Coroner Young, Inquest ON
Mathew MaGraw----... 10 -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR:
Simple Remedies, easily obtained, for the
Cure Of Disease IN all Forms.


N Tells XOu How to attend upon the sick, and
| how to cook for them; how to
prepare Drinks Poultices, &c,
| and how to guard against infec
| ton from Contagious Diseases.
n Tells Won OF the various Diseases of Chill
dren, and gives the best and sim
| plest mode of treatment during
Teething, Commissions, Vaccina-
ton, Whooping cough, Measles,
Ii Tells You The symptoms of Group, Cholera
lnfantuin, Collie, Diarrh a,
Worms, Scaled Head Ring
worm, Chicker-pox etc. and
gives you the best remedies for
. their cure.
1t Tells XOu The symptoms of Fever and
Ague and Bilious Yellow,
Typhus, Scarlet and other Fe-
vers, and gives you the best and
simplest remedies for their cure.
1t Tells XOn The symptoms of Influenza, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Lumbago, Erysipelas etc, and
gives you the best RENE dies for
their cure. 80
NJ Tells You The symptoms of Cholera Nor
bus, Malignant Cholera, Small
eases OF the bladder, Kidneys
and Liver, and the best remedies
for their cure.
H Tells You The symptoms of Pehrisy
Mumps, Neuralgia, Apoplexy,
Paralysis, the various Diseases
of the Throat Teeth, Ear and
Eye, and the best remedies for
their cure.
Ii Tells Won The symptoms of Epilepsy,
Jaundce, Piles, Rupture Dis
eases of the Heart, Hemorrhage
Nenercal Diseases, and Hydro
phoba, and gives the best RENE
dies for their cure.
HI Tells You The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds Broken Bones and
Bisiocatons Sprafns, Lockiaw
Fever Sores, White Swellings,
Ulcers, Whitlows Boils Scurvy,
Burns anu Scrotula
HI Tells Xou OF the various diseases peculiar
to Women, and gives the best
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
PROGRA ANIME.

~ Part First.
l. GLORIA IN ExcELsIs, from "Mssa Immacu-
lata Conceptions, Grand Chorus for Male voices.
3 ALMA REDEMToRIS, Duo for Soprano and
3. DIE CAPELLEa (The Chaple) 1890 .Kreutzer.
Chorus for. Male voices, sung in German. q
4. MA PATRIE CHEHIE, from y ose phS ct 2ses
Il freres, 6rand Tenor Aria. --..s 4<1a4L
5. o. SALUTARIs, Trio fox Soprano, T&nor and
baritone 49, -,.ssSs !. psrd
INTERMLssIoN OF f9szEa4aINUTE.S
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27

Part Second.
o. DIES JAEGER's ABsCHIED .Me7sdelsohss
Chorus for Male voices, sung IN g Hermann
2. VEN CREATOR, Trio for Soprano, Tenor and
: = ~
8. AGNUs DEL. from 'Afissa Concep tieiis LsllraL.
culatae,n Trioand Chorus. W So Il
9. AVE MARIA, HB for Tenor and Soprano,
IA lssc x LdHdche.
10. REGINA CoELL, Grand Solo for Soprano, and
Hallelujah Chornf for MALE voices.
~ Plantdde.,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27


Council Hall -... 9 As
E. Wilcox, one ight watching
at the Fire --.---..... 9 so
H. Neiman, hauling -..-. 2 IS
Elisha Bell, Officer at Ball. 2 90
Coroner Young, Inquest on
Mathew MaGraw 13 10
On motion the above action of the
Council on the bill of Coroner Young was
'reconsdered, and the bill was referred to
the Finance Committee.
Applications for Office a0ere redd:
For Comptroller and Secretary, J.. G.
Dreux and c. G. Porter; for Treasurer
and Collector, F. Kern; for Commissary
and Sexton. H. Deibel, F. Brunk, A. Ba-
bin and J. B. Clawson for Attorney, N.
Commanders and r. L. Preston !; for Sur
veyor, w. H. Williams and l.. A. Hea-s
ton; for Printer, M. G. Davis for Assis-
tant Assessors, H. Trahant, F. Babin
.. and +. a. Heaton for Pound Keeper, Fl.
Bienvenu.
A motion that the Council proceed to
the election of Officers was carried.
The President named Messrs. Daven-
port and Mayo as Tellers.
LIST Ballot, for Comptroller and Secre-
tary Mr. c. {. Porter received 6 votes,
and J. G. Dreux received 3 votes. The
President declared Mr.. Porter duly elected
I'd Ballot, for Treasurer and Collector !:
F. Kern received 9 votes, and the Pre-
ssident declared Mr.. Kern duly elected.
Sd Ballot, for Surveyor .-sir. w. H.
Williams received 9syotes, and the Pres-
dent declared Mr.. Williams duly elected.
4,h Ballot, for Attorneys Mr.. r. L.
Preston received 6 votes, Mr.. N. Com
Tnandeur received,2 votes, and l vote was
blank The President DECLARED Mr.
Preston duly elected.
9Th Ballot, for Commissary and Sexton
Mr.. II. Deibel received votes, Mr.. F.
Drunk received votes, and Mr.. A. Babn
Received | vote. The President declared
there was no election.
9th Ballot. for Commissary and exton:
Mr.. H. Deibel received votes and Mr.
f. Brunk received votes. The Presi-
dent dec ared Mr.. Deibe duly elected.
18th Ballot, for Printer Mr.. NJ. G.
Davis received votes and one vote was
bank. The President declared Mr.. Davis
{ idulv, elected.
The application of Mr.. c. e. Porter
for the office of, Principal Assessor was
read.ss
s,haBallot, for Principal Assessor -
Mr.. g. C. Porter received 9 votes, and
the President declared Mr.. Porter duly
elected.
9th Ballot. for Assistant Assessors -
r.. F. Basin received votes, Mr.. H.
Trahant received 7 votes, and Mr.. l.. A.
I1eaton. received 2 votes. The President
declared Messrs. Babin and Trahant duly
elected.
10th Ballot, for Pound Keeper Mr..
III. Bienvenu received 8 votes and ! vote
was blank. The President declared Mr..
Bienvenu ddlgelected.
On motion Of Mr. Schiller, the Mayor
was authorized to examine the quali6ca-
tons Of and accept the securities of the
officers elect. ..r
On motion the Council adjourned I'M
til Wednesday, October 3lst 1880, at 5
o'clock p. M. s.aSsEAN
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

A WESTERN EDITOR cautions his readers
against kissing short women, as the habit
has made him round shouldcrcd.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

ATKoCIors.-" Betsy, my DEAR" said
Mr.. Stubbs, giving his wife a pair of
damaged unmentiOnables, shave the good
ness to mend these trousers; it will be as
good as going to the play tonight" Mrs.
Stubbs took her needle, but confessed
she couldn't see the point. "IIow so"
said she. "Why, my dear, you will see
the wonderful r0rcs in the punt o. mine. -
Mrs. Stubs finished the job, and, hand
ing back the trousers, told Stubs, that's
darned good"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

A WIDOW, sitting by cheerful fire, in
a meditative mood, shortly after her hus.
bands decease, sighed out "POor, dear
John--hOw he did like good fire. do
hope he has gone where they keep good
fires"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
THE CARY HOUSE.
PROCLAMATION:
CuNN;>sARY nEPARTNE>-
Main stTrrt. rIAr,TN iIlr. Ort. u, IsGn.

CuNN:>sARY NErARTNE>T.I
Main street. r!Aron illr, OFT. ~, ISG0.
VTNIIE KING OF IT. NCH EATERS, to his Sub.
j--ts. greeting; kHau, W, that ulI friend.
MIKE BROW SKY. III the hbcrAli;y II hIs heart,
hA. Tc itted, re IutCul''d aud r. arranged hi>
PnlnIat Na!'-'n. Gt TIE Winter campaign; and has
alsn positively determined To- spTr AL Il sen tW
Ana, morning ana 'N"nIug. fIr the h'i rht "t ii-
legion "f patI"n>-Uf " h"m We are undoubtedly
- snUc.' kn"~ We, alsO. that MIKE keeps none
hui the fret quality. mH.num hInum II(tORS
and H. AIS. .Iul therefore Ne command Nuu tn
InIC,t with him all ,Uur hH'-e bIts, that he may
lee .i,Ahl"d Ia Keep up Ia" supply.
Dome At Place rNilic. thI. 18th DIV " October,
u IA6O, and the lnOth Year "f our reign.
WINNEMICCA, King.
=. S-FUur " bit." i'll alWA,. furnish y"u. 1t
MIXES. With = choice TcpAst II q use excellent
bi,al,'. yrlrpt OlsTEES-and the "hxIn. "
oIJ II WINNIE.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
Saountain democrat.

ruBLIsBED sENI-wEEELT,
"WEDNESDAY AND EATCRDAY MORNINGS,
hY GEL WICkS g. JANUARY.
- auwIcKs VA .JAxrAEY.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14

"CALvEs."-" You are from the coun-
try, are you not, sir ?" said dandy clerk
in bookstore TO q well dressed quaker,
who had given him some trouble.
Yes" was the answer.
"Well, here is an essay on the rearing
Of calves"
That" said Aminadab, as he turned
to leave the store, thee had better pre-.
sent to thy mother"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
BANK EXCHANGE,
CARY HOUSE. MAIN STREET,
PLAcHRvILLE.
JOHN LYNCH g. CO..

nEsIRE 10 inform their friends and the public
~ generally, that they have purchased the above
we'll known and popular Saloon; and, pledging
themselves TO keep nothing but the vERY BEST In
their line, respectfully solicit public patronage [nlO
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
JUSTICES BLANKS.

Hank -AMIdaVi's.- Undertaking. and Writs Of
Auaehm.n mt, under the NRw LAW, for sale at this
OaRee also, Hank Declarations VI IlOneStead-
lhe usOSt con, enient form In use.
C1dtc. nm C;,Lo,s,f STRAIT . P.ircrriHe
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
COME ONEl CONE ALL!
no THE=
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.

HAVING PURCHASED -
aud REPITTED this old
aRnd, We would inform the public that V~yA
We are NJ all times ready 10 accommodate ---k-
thOGe who may favor US with their patronage. Our
old friends and patrons will please give us call
You will find everything the market anoFAs.
Oyster Stews, that can't be Beat.
Porter House Steaks, Pork Steaks. Mutinn Chops,
Ham and Eggs, Hot Rolls, Hot MuIlEs and Game Of
all kinds
% GAME, CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE sur.
PERS SERVED TO ORDER.
We a:e prepared to furnish supperS for Balls Par
ties, &C., ut the shortest notice.
House open at all Hours, Day and Night.
One door below The Oasis Saloon, Main street
FRED. COLLINS. tsI2l PAT. sLAVEN.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-14
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
Book ann Sob 3Drinting 0ttttf

I. rrplete with all the modern improvements for
IN, NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID cNecution Of
every variety Of PRINrING-snch ~ lEonk',
ramnhIrts, Brief., Po-teFe. Handbills. Circulars,
hall Tickets, Programme, Certificates of Stock or
deposit, BiIhcad-. Chrcks, Receipts, Cards, La
lrls, etc.. either in plain or fancy coOred inks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

a pew daiiy Republican paper has been
started in Philadelphia.
Jesse Adams, of Boggs towuship, Ceu-
tire county, died from the eject Of boil,
which cane out on q point Ot his chin a
short time previous.
4 large aud enthusiastic Republican
ratification meeting was held al L ,stou, on
Friday ereuiug. Addresses were deliver
ed by Wm. b. Mann. Esq, aud Judge
Kelly If PHILADELPHIA
Counterfeit quarter dollars dated 1860,
have made their appearance, well oaleuld
ted to dec i've those who sre not accustou
ca 20 hludlius money. They a'e a fac
simile OF the genuine, hut much lighter
The house f Patrick o Brien, in LEX
llavr', burned down las; Sunday evening
CHICAGO, July G.-Kephart, the mur-
derer Of Mrs.. Willis aud two children, Dear
Batavia, Iowa, ll-i week, was hung at that
place ye>rerday by a mob, consisting Of
two hundred aud fifty men. kephart had
confessed that he committed the murders
NEW YORK, July 7.-Tbe Directors Of
the Steamer Great Eastern have reduced
the price of admission TO fifty cents, taking
effect 90 Monday. lieury c. Jarrett, OF
Baltimore, has been appointed agent Of
The visiting Department"
HaDuibal IIamIin, while working at the
printing business, prepared himself Tor the
practice Of the law.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
THROAT DISEASE,

This large class q -s, ilelu-sug C.es-atilas In
fanA;l0E-, EgOurEis IT-latiuu &c = uc-s,f4i-
iy treated by the oI Dr BaEls D. Y1r4tyr aud DT
b.S- It!1sJ Az eaton Read IL 20 loving c-s= c:
sle--! luTv s:.-E ig- : Et.E-. : sl--ria-=
~. I-sS. tLe-trE Co. July :, 1855.
Da pAvIs-Dear Slr: Atuut Eve year. ago, -Es It
tarlri nth 1.--s-- : ta= throat sirl grad
UsIs bat times WHEN oGId t-ke the pain sni
sd Iia- would te vv-y distressing, accu IauaG With
los o. voice 20 such extent th-t could sT-zk
above whisper The 3ls-as- continued getting
as outstanding va ua-r medical t--aG4rLt e f5aE
casTrui physicians. Bee uiius sis-urd At coudi-
tor -I1----1 2 - = I.l-e a-a AID c-.i,..t y0u-
Which you rvfnI~atI ti 10 the viat-E z ls5l I'm
You Recommended 70 Iaae yau- !rE ur4tvr; and BY
TIE Use z 'aCr tc-;-s 3 . 1yuIelunu wiki yoI-
;hr1at Application entirely Jar-l- ard lzE-
lzz-d ~-4.- L !, more thsu yrr s.-cg lie
vs. vI-ctll- respectfully. Your i-i-ni,
IA.GAALIIA ?. BISHOP.
sJ-DR- DAVIS ANTtScE1FJ -s UlNIsENr AMI IHE5s1
AFs-ic,7lx should aaeuu- ABy IL l-para-iy- in lS-r=
Of >cr'f41us U.csrs AMI Ulcers. &C. 81 TIE Throat
IL Call On The Asens, j.8AhER Il co. Of
L-~isturz. and procure ,uru.ars contain n q large
mas OF gviarucs iu !-vo- cf -..- 4lz-ue.
EAkEt CO. A. fr iLl-a c.--;v s+Iy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
- VWENEN~V SNGGNSSS,l

there ~h-r- disease = Too lsnC siove3
to remain unchecked n tie .y.ieu sat sgut cough
regarded ~ hIst slr4fls suuos- ccAss ol-s
s the LIE u the FAt~uf Al impure stale Of th" bAe
iarcuah deb. t4nG 81 te l-ug>. a the sy-lrta wl-h
a5-1l hg am pulsatsrn BECOMES feeble q: eccrlt-
At~l frrrrish iI:sE-.:s ;i.r Ersrt Afrr- and he
separately fsff0lt5ns Functions u vital ne-s-it
% s- being r. ImEsle1 IA their re-glsE sctoD-
tie digestive a.t.r II their tsak au1 refuse &C
erfar process - e'arSE The luLEitSI- elements
iurl food au lie hals a.n-A. b. a., j. sel uri ready
l. -uk uu.r - b-rd-r - life The u'isut ztiicfs1
A.- lrz-lau a ul>or-.r>, am ecu
refuse, resort a-e.i,afiol from h.s thorough
bxI.c! any prospect O! cure. To such
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Thee s. Christ, II. D,
PHYSICIAN and ssEGEny.

ora1u4-s Z lie N-i.=4l p ps-t-sn; o.: t-= Uul.gr-
s.ty q Pms. ,rsai4,J
OFFERS h.s pr fe,si,Eal ~err;ces to the
" people Q: Lew-s5-rg aIl Surrounding
country
To be found It al hours. day and night
when not professionally enEased-ai ais Oifice
on Market -. between 81 and IN, opposite
Schreyer & Browns Store.
Lewisbur-, Nav 81 I.6O
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
LITTER from N2rare C,,laiye, E-g, o
fraaEt5rt


EEASkFdET. fEersim-r Co.. y. y No. J. ls's
Mr--rs = v fuUL. Ul-- Bu.t IL tie "a yI .s,s
tck severe e0, ~LIeh-s-Ited U.un Ey 4Ens-. shrtv
u reuuais-4 ~tHOut relaxation. --v=rAi
@: medicine AID eoLsu.ieg sy-rA! sIlaEs, tui
benefit The .ai = - found ,ir ..s
trat.deluh=-i tly bed sitL til severe cough,
ailr4 wllh ialu LIy s1= TrUusci ats
Au1 Tvstess u-Lts u! i-Gl4.y -44 I!!vu4s S-.I
my self suVios-d nv q DE hai At thi. chi
t0IIi- O.; hs.EIgs B2ls1u. II NJ tfsrr
-n- ~uu1I:u % relate teiI.v lad us1 tie lrst hIt-
ms cough had greatly suss1ru, Il. night s~eAi- lad
Lett LIE my app Its returned ty pulse becle Ir-U
slept sOGEdy, and aide te out anu attend
10 business tA-n oJu-G4t-I able ply stefan E.la
t0u l. tic c0ur-- had pursued and the medicine Lsd
tak-u; BE- advised L. clEt.Eue 70 Use tie Bas-In,
which 1d, found myse.f we'll man; and, nos. at
an age eNcelIae IL! yeAIs enjoy gJol health
er h-t9re.
WErre'er during the la; ten yssrs, found iuli
yi1uA! su1rrin In CUu.a- have aEAys Ts calEs.nI-
Ell Iac Bals aud u-nsT0u- cas,s. haze -eLtGt sra-
ialtoss.s l. Jb- suffering lor. II CONCLUSION, would
szy what haze sal -Ts4 many time OiJre Tia: tie
l4lsaaI, Wiz UJ1 : t.=s=lL-, saved ny life
HuRACE COOLIDGE.
e. -laAisls 70 FiIrlbrSTg. Tie Ouy gsaf1,. h4trTs
B-s.E Lss The HstE signature Of i. bII1s aII the
printed 4 ' Iga tLe cute! vraFper, al
ctLrr J. VIE AID worthless
PREPARED uy ,ErII v. fJHLE 90. Boston, and for
sale y r : tai~v.l, All J. NAl-s Co.. Les sIsouFs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
For the Gentlemen.
CLOTHING BY THE BUSHEL, |,

ditch IN Now IS The time to get your
money back. ZIMMERMAN-one of
the firm Of Zimmerman d ZeIIers-has Just
returned from the East, and has carefully Sc
leclej the best and mos, Fashionable Goods
that could be turned out.
Cleth Cassirnsre and summer Goods be hsd-Bear
ty Na-e, or MADE t. Elef-at Phil pbia pric-.:
Good homo mae Pznts IS up: lat-s,y l- Cashmere
PAuts 8 up; Back CAssier-s s. 81 and up. N-sts,
- cts; White NErsili,s Goods &c. different prizes
b1gs sumner Costs 81 cts Up: Mems home Esi- sum
uer Goats 81 ny; style Cashmere Coats 81
Jv-rAs- h"Gae made 50 Cloth Coats Of the Latest
.;yles a; tie lowest prices; Hats, Htkfs, Ac
Look IN, before Won buy-opposite The
Town Clock, IN Third St. Lev lsburg-xher
you can see for yourself, and save Five Dol
lars. s37
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
E:ps 5icms from Ol5cr Gonui;cs.

iae hafl'son'g lFa) ieIesraPn sass
a. h'ih-'G i--'sti' iSs,tD @ "y'' 1 " ol'
<-.t'5o'p <-.''I,oa' -''O" vs. - A'.'O- "'s
trains our. aud af;erw.ras buug b,msrIt
Reason not kposp
Tba Cb,-.b ..uolr Tr;,;.r ooro,
Sr,,b and So -. piii.5oI,b;a
-. ds.,rove5 by fire Sa,n1dsv af,sTnoon'
TIE valuable altar painting Of the Cruel
fI1n alone was saved Lass about SIS, :
90; insurance $4,000. The FIRE was
'iased BY fire cracker.
TIE property Of the Clrtaaissa. VII
.u,port aud Err E,ur-4 Company,
s's sod feT l.g> ego a, ,ha Merchants
1Echaoge, P1la-- l..l- TIE sale was
asds under decree vt tie Supreme
Court, and was effected under an arrange
ZEN, agreed upon among tie bopdholders.
lie Whole pT'periy' valued at s-,3o0 600,
E''ga' sitS'o1V-
A sou aged = yrs) Of Henry Cooling,
a Perry Up, was drowned 10 = mii.-!aca
Lear Lights Mil, 81 inst.
Am.u named Sharkey died drunk in
sable IL Lehlgh county, and had lain
t'o'aoiy week before he vas discovered
bury v;s;,a8 w;IIi.mSn,,,an,h E'nr.b
70 participate Ia tue Celebration. They
brought their apparatus with them, and
are fee locking BODY Of nan-Gg-s,,e
49, '->'-i h-u'L SliuSe
d ever MlG1!ecrcek, at the township line
4 be,uAsn b;,,,o,..!p
ae1'u VI stG tuue tO" "Lsulps,
10 Snyder Co. was desfroyad bv fire The
neigbbors had all lef, in order to attend
tie tuneral Of Samuel Knights.
The Stockholders of the Telerrapb Com.
l,uy are uo,ifed lha, the annual election
Of officers will be held q, the MoutOur
h,a's, IL DanSiI.e, Tuesday 18th inst, a;
"
Ine Montrose Republican says 'ha;
ts'off batch Of eggs which Caleb Gushing
''' o. will hatch out President True
| ~ you-ihey were all chad eggs" and
''sn touched with "rail" will smell pro-
'-se!E to all healthy, clearly souls.
The bonors,v v5s,-oos ~ t.
,7uf.rred q, p,n T.s '. "a ~: W:'a'D pas Deeu
"lliiamspoIt, by the Indiana Asbn,v
college.
When the new.of,bo,
~ Blliinore reached Biooms.a. .' I ''0"s
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MsW -lllIll3GT RDDDS

4 l.. EUBER, having Just returned
n. irun Philadelphia with the largest
STOCK Of 2 ever brough ht 10 this
place, wOu.C respectfully invite former cusio-
uers and the people Uf Lewisburg and vicini-
" generally 10 call and see her assortment
before purchasing elsewhere.
Colftenl ina. have the Goods which will
please The most faslltioUs lasIe, | will spare
neither labor nor trouble 10 accommodate all
desiring 10 have work done.
H. my stock you vii find BONNETS of all
sizes, Ribbons. Silks, French and American
Artificial Flowers, Iarislons, Grapes, and ev-
cry article used IN ne Millinery Business
BLEAcHISs and TRIMMING done with neat
ness and deSpaich-a also DRrssxAkIxs 10
order. You Will fad me al nv old stand on
NJrIh Second S;.-LeWiSbgr-, April e6, 1860
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Executors Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters tesla.
~ meuiary on the last will and testament
Of JACOB NAGEL, late Of Kelly
township. Union county. deceased. have been
granted 10 the subscriber, BY the Register Of
Union county,in due form Of law; therefore all
persons Indebted TO said estate are re9uestedts
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the sans VII! present them
properly authenticated for settlement TO The
subscriber without DELAY.
WILLIAM NAGEL, Executor.
Kelly Tp. MAY =, 1860
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