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VIRGINIA FERTILIZER.
s. hIcGRUpER's SONS

PHOS PHO- PEk UTfiN GCAN0.
We otter for sale phospho Peruvian Guam.
tam EIl;HT pEW TESf "i " uW9% "a ,a
FORTY FL VI T. FIFTY PER CENT. 0trHJ.
PHATE OF LIME.
Frice $50, cash. per ton Of 800 pounds
Having been tor many wears largely ENGAGED %
the Guano trade and carefully observed and hst
reported 10 US, by reliable practical farmers, th-
result OF experiments with nearly evefs vansl %
guanu, enables to furnish a fertilizer VAcE ss
with great confidence recommend and leheye 20
10 much cheaper than the Peruvian. when use-
alone.
lHe ingredients IN this preparation are tae Fsf'
lost Peruvian and Phosphate Guunss, seiecst
with great care and by rigid anab SIS, ground 10 4
very fine powder, and thoroughly and lG'imab3
mixed.
For TOBACCO, OATS and CORN. We do q"
thin. thls Fertilizer can Ice exceed; and rs se1e-
hcal effects in the improvement ol the and =
ungues'londbie
We shalt also keep constantly on hand sdPpI
of fine GROUND BONE DUST. ...
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EASpecial Notice. Dealers and Traders.
Attention is particularly called TO my sale. of
Goods. Sc THIS MORNING, at 10 O'clock. Ses
auction notice. lie 28-ltl ALEX. MOTT.
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IA Gems of Art, and Portraits worth Sc
curing and keeping. are the PHOTOGRAPHS OF
every size: in oil and water colors executed AT the
fhGGtosraphlc ana me ar GaleIy OF ". NJ
Ambrstypes copied and enlarged to life size, if de
sired. and colored in oil coiors. water colors. or
worked era, Also, AMBROTYPES an !
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the highest
Sly lie of the art.
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ma RICHMOND THEATRE.-

ma RICHMOND THEATRE
Second night of the
FAREWELL ENGAGkMENr)
FAREWELL. FNGAGEMENT} of the
FAREW ELL ENGAGEMENT\
Beautiful ard Accomplished
American Beautiful and Accom- pin 5 ned
Tragedienne,., Beautiful and Accomplished
Mrs. JULIA DEAN)
Mrs. JiLIA DEANf HAINE,
Mrs. JULIA DEAN\
tPARTHENIA.
Who will appear as 5PARTHENiA,
(PARTHENIA,
THE GREEK MAIDEN,)
THE GREEK MA1DEN,t In Mrs. Ioven's
THE GREEK MAlDEN,\ splendid Play of
,INGOMAR,
THE BARBARIAN; OF, the (bNGOMAR,
(lNGOMAR,
POWER OF Love-
POWER OF Love- Spiendidly cast
POWER OF LONE.N
rhs 9sr and T3o MTGH Go0R NATTsE
(TOO MUCH GOOD NATURE,
WILL BE REPEATED
WILL BE- REPEATEDLY By universal dem and.
WILL BE REPEATEDLY
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&Ajh naSS IN ~ on L., ntJ ufef ivf shs :
w to the trade, the followins choice Uf1A1' '
TOBACCO: .,,,,outTy7
d. 8. An w Harris "PEOPLE'S FA'Vh4!N'
IL "a boxes. hard pressed ,,oyrrrH
d. BAN. W Harms PEOPLES FAVok.If'
my boxes, liz ut pressed. a..,
D. b. / y W. Harris APRICOT, IN Drums 49,
pressed. .,,,,r ID.
o. 8. & y. w. Harris PLANTERS CHo.Ch' 70
), boxes. light pressed. ,Ao,.,
D. Is. !. n. w. Harris COLORADO. IN "a "A''
light pressed. ~,
D. b h Il. ". Harris AMBR0SiAL, ~ = ''A"
hard pressed. .., =, ,,,,.
Hasey 4 Bookef's LECONPTE. IN = 'N
pound Jumps i,,a.5,
VIM. Crumpion's4 ACE, IN y boxes pouna '1@''
10, do. - t"si' an
ALSO -Puwkatan PIPES, all sizes Rs'1'
N''" 'N''' = ''-"'' LYLE POSTER Il CO.,
"a N-ym Ne % Car stree
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AAA THE BEAUTIFUL SUprpr..

,SG.HN-i offered for sale on accommodate, a.. :
For further partIcu AIRS apply 70 the sub,cr,bsA ~
to MessTs GoDDIN 4 APPEFsoN %
Re PTS If +. HORTON RFAcs
,rJ-4 CAME TO MY FARM, ahou, ia. :
HAs5 tebrua y. n young red BIT FrAfO C6F
kss.-ea..without any mark. The ownerwIl s.
come forward, pay charges AND take her ava,
GARLAND HANFy
fe 27--3t F1gewoud Uapricn 49,
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The Religious Presses on Slavery.

The New York Independent and the Erange-
list have assailed the New York Obssrrer on
the subject Of slavery, and the New York Tri-
tuns, that immacu late conservator Of the pub
lie morals pitches in and demands, with the
religious presses, answers to several questions,
among them the following
lis 1t wrong to separate by force or law hus
hands and wives, parents and chidren when nal
Their crine nor wee, nor insanity III either ot the
parties calls tor such separation:
have slaves IAN equal Iisht With other persons
to marry according to their own cnolce: and
sacred anu Inviolabe
Has slave woman absolute right to her
chaslt, and IL the master who violates that chas
uty guilty OF a crime ~
The New York Express informs the sanity
philanthropist of the Tribune that it never
saw a Christian man, South or North, who
did not hold this last TO be Il crime; that none
of the particulars mentioned are necessary
parts Of the system OF slavery; that the sys
tenn Of free society is always parting families
in distant emigrationsi not alone from Cali
fornia to New York, but from distant Ger
many to more distant California. Granting
all these things to be, however, just what
these devout and charitable presses-'he Inds-
pendent, Evangelist and Iritune-desire them
to be, the Express very properly tells them
that it is none OF their business, and that they
have no more to do with slavery in the slave
States than with the same institution in Cuba
or Brazil.
1t is pleasing, however, to find SO chaste
journal AS the Tribune, which always gives the
cold shoulder to every immoral ism, free love
included. and which is published in section
where the number Of runaway wives III u year
exceeds the number of runaway Southern me-
groes in the same space Of time, devote Itself
to the cause Of moral purity among the negroes
OF the South. Doubtless it, rs we'll as its reli-
gious co-laborers, will be glad to learn, not
only that the "slaves OF the South have right
to their chastity but that there are not AS
MANY instances Of cOnnubial delinquency
among them, in proportion to their number,
as among the three thousand clergymen who
signed the famous Kansas Nebraska remon-
STRANGE, whilst such n state Of RIGHTEOUSNESS
as prevails among the supper ten" of New
York IL \ thing unheard of among the slave
population Of the Southern States. Not only
are they generally married with all due cere-
nony, but the relics of many Of their wedding
feas,s would be an unwonted luxury to the
famiShed scribes Of tie Tribune office. If the
religious and secular press of abolitionism are
Omuch concerned about the effects Of slavery
ON negro chastity, what do they think Of the
effects Of freedom on that virtue, AS illustrated
in the island Of St. Domingo, where, according
to one Of their own tourists, concu binage is
the rule, and wedlock the exception
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~ Wan:ed-Ever, body 10 try SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. For safe
by Druggists and GroceTs.
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I OOk AT THIS!-B ARGAINS IN DRY
- GOODS.-Intendlng to make change in my
business in a short time, will sell off the stock of
foods have on hand at very reduced prices. All
desire IS call from those who " Ssh To purchase
to satisfy themselves that [ am Offering such IN
duce;nents as mu ST ensure sales. Come one, come
ALL and buy some OF the BARGAINS. 5000 Yards
super. Lawns. for the approaching season. and
many other Goods will he run oil cheap; eco
Hoop skirts at nearly one hall the usual price :;
8 900 wards cheap Dress Goods. Calicoes, Shirtings
Sheetinss Boys aud Mems Wear. very cheap al
AUG. MA(LERT'S, IL Main st.
NEED CORN have for sale some INDIAN
- CORN that have been try ILg To improve Tor
twenty years 10y mixing different kinds with the
seed at planting time. always Keeping in view r
deep >ran and White husk. Samples can be
AZ the store of BLAIR IL CHAMBERLAYNE. No.
Aialn street. where orders Will lie promptly sup
piled. Price : 80 per busnel
te 27-2aw4W GARLAND UANES
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RA, One Trial will insure the use OF Sem
PLIES INFALLI BILE BAKING Pow DER III any
family. If properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers.
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MA- The United Savings Bank. Hpnrico.
receives deposits upon which interest Is paid at
the rate OF per cent. per annum upon all sums re-
annum for shorter period. Office No. /? Nam
street. JNO. NETTIES. President.
THOS. l.. ID. WALFOkD d. Sec'y.
ia 12-3n JAMES l.. PORTER, Trea'r.
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C& Cheste rheld Goun,y on Inc 10Th 81 Noven,,
n RICHARD JAMES BRANCH. and says he
.S-k~is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about feet inches hi III; about 20 years of age
comp exon black, with on his left arm and
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
N his possession several certificates OF his free
dom. which were evidently forged by himself. a
he can read and write. Ii said Negro
way. the owner will come forward, prove property.
and take ann away, he wall he dealt with accord
Ing to law. s. o. UCVAL.
lie 4-6W@ Jaiior CheSte rfield County, Va
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ii. G. MCCAIN 4 MISS NJ. A.
49, MCCANN-P PORTRAIT PAINTERS -
,ROOu %. MECHANICS INSTLTtTE;
Miss MCCAIN Will execute most of the ladies
PORTRAITS, the sofiLess and richness of her
style Of eoiorlng bens peculiarly adapted to the
purpose.
"a Specimens may be seen at the show room of
Mr.. JNo. w. DAWES Marble Works. lie 22-lm'
49, DR.. J. {. WATSON having located
go permanently in the city of Richmond, of
fers his professional services to the citizens.
r. OFFICE.Front Room. over Miilspaush 4
Johnston IS Drug Store, on Main, doors from cor
ner of 18th st.
HA He may he found at nis hit at the residence of
Vim. F. Butler, Esq, corner of Eth and Marshall
SITS. te Is -lW*
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DICHMOND AGENCY OF THE
IL NORTHERN ASSURANCE

COMfAN1. LONDON
(AnnuaI Revenue, near $1,000. OOO.)
FOR FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE..
Glasgow. Philad- /, hia.
EStabtiShsd IN 1885 Cdpit0i 81, 297 500
This company insures against lost DAMAGE by
fire. almost every description of property. The
rates OF premium mode rate. and the conditions
of insurance are framed with the greatest !iber-
atty.
The policies of THIS COMPANY are not only guar
anteed 10y large capital, bat also by the unlimited
persona responsib ty of nearly thousand
shareholders.
MA Losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to London.
n. B The Capital If this company enables them
TO take larger risks than are usually assumed by
other companies. COOKE * CLOSE,
Agents, office Oh I4th ST.. Exchange Hotel
fp 24-ft Ruidiny ichmoud Va
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IL II-3IaNInI fl1GHoht
WAE>H'S Gun AND PISTOL DEPOT.

W O I IS, PISTOlS. FfNHiNG TACkLt-
SPORT ING ApPAkATtS, MAILING CANES.
&c JAS WALSH. manufacturer an Impofiefsi
RIFLES, CT Ms. PISTOLS. Sc INVITES The a''ea
ton oil eIcnants and sportsHsn L. MS t1iels Z
and We'll selected assortment ot -uods oi ever 4s
scrlpti0n IN the Gubnery 1.-The. which he VII. sell 81
the lowest possible prices. and un ,he igos Aeon
Inndatlng terms Colts celebrated FlFh,sH'"I
ER. and every descTi ptIon of FIRE Arms sepi cei
stantly on hand.
Also. Ammunition, Percussion Caps. &c.
he has IN store, also. II choice assortment D.
CANES. oi vatinus sly les aud Cuors.
He will pair all Kinds OF tire -,rnls nea'}, iuc'
~ and substantially, mount canes, feht ahd req
door aud trunk locks ut reasonable pftees I'A d
his store, No. % Nam street, R!chmonl ~,
JANIS WALSH
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WANTS.

VATANTED-A FEMALE, to reside in family,
w capable Of cutting and making CLOTH ES for
children Of both sc xes. aud To make herself some
rails Useinl Necessary references are TequIred.-
trply nj tina ot6ca. te 23-Jts
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~ DR.. DAVID COULLlNG tenders
S~Ha his thanks to the kind friends who SO
carefully saved his instruments and office furnitu
at the fire. that not the slightest thing was lost
injured. fe 2S-lt
49, TO THE VOTERS HENRICO
81 COUNTY,. b. KEESEE having re-
covered his health. will be voted for as COM MIS-
SIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District fe 23-ts MANY VOTERS.
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fe 2i-lm Maker aud Importer 81 Guns Nc.

JANUARY 2lth..-T. X. PRICE n % ha''
- placed upon their closing out counter ap9'29s'
lot OF ELEGANT Black and Coored Flsured s.Lh'
To winch they invite special attention. ~ tht} =,
he sold al halt value. In addition they have ~
opened Thread Lace COLLARS. LADIES' 80
GLOVES. Linen YOKES, Muslin ana C.1 ~
SETS, CAMRRfC SETS, RIBBONS. Sc H..
And WITHIN short space hack: they .o h,ff i'l,'
10 their stock heavy Nero BLANKETS. -f'} :, a.
CJTTON SHEkTINGS. LINEN SHEf LIZ
PILLOW LINENS. IRISH LlNlNS, Tow.
iNGS. Brown and BeAcard COT Toss f..,'
and American PRINTS. Re, ali OF whoa tHsi p"
fer 10 the public al the yer, lowest prices. VA
ta lin THOMAS n. fhibb w..
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To- Use The Best.-SENPLE'S INFALLI-
BIZ BAKING POWDER. The best and cheap
est IN use.
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= REWARD Runaway. negro wo-
g by the name of ROSE, She Is proba-
NA3VmaAing her way 70 King w William county,
* where she came from. Will pay the above
eward. if delivered at my house. 2Sth street, be-
ween Leigh and Clay. Church Hill.
IL 2s-3t~ HAMMET F. SHARP.
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ALBEMARLE APPLIES. Nc.-slxty barre

~ ALBEMARLE APPLES
- hbis. sup,r FAN ~ and EXTRA FLOUR
20 bags t. w. FLOUR.
800 bush. JERSEY MERCER POTATOES.
Receiving and for sale bv
f. 27-3t' RAGLAND Il BROTHER
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a SMALL LOT OF FRESH VENiNON,
"A on hand and Tor sale low by
F.McCARfHY. III Broad st.
~ A O-hest Peruvian, Ehde island and
~ American, for saie by
BACON & BASKERVILLE
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NEW YUKk steam SUGAR Rshnins Company
- Extra Sugar. Md u G.ies Sugar, Loaf.
Patent Cut and Crushed do PRIZE N. u. Sugar;
Cuba MOlasses. in tieI ccs; New OAeans do, in bar
res; Oche Shanssns ~ rug; IN stOYe Tor y. . BY
=. 81. aaTs Bacon i BAHkERVILL.
DR1ME NEW A1G r. for sale b.. s}i-,@
20 9ss - II y q n 0AEENpOaT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
County Commissioner.

DERRYHlLL BELL, Of Mililinburs. offers
ID himself As a candidate for the Office o.:
County Commissioner, subject to the decision
Of the County Convention. If nominated and
elected, he pledges himself 10 fulfil The duties
Of the Office with fidelity.
Miiiiuburg, May IS, lsOO-l>jO
Fellow CIrrzrSs-I offer myself as can
ddaie for the Office of County Commissioner
a, the next E!ecton-subject 20 the decision
Of the Union coun'y Republican Convention.
If am nominated and elected, will attend
10 the duties of the office faithfully.
MICHAEL kLECKNER.
New Berlin, June II, 1850
vINHE subscriber will be candidate for
Commissioner Of Union county, subject
10 the decision of the nomination Of the Pco-
Pies parry at the delegate meetings on the
4th Of August next. b. W. THOMPSON.
Millinburg, May >, 1850 $40
MELLOW CITIZENS-Through the urgent
solicitation Of large number OF friends,
| offer myself as candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican primary election for Union county.
II am nominated and elected L will discharge
the duiie. of the office faithfully
FREDERICK BOLENDER
Limestone TIP. May IS, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Sherif'S Sales.

DY vilrue of Sundry wrltS Of Fl. Fa.. Nend.
ID Ex. and Lev. Fa issued out of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of fnIon county and to me
directed, will expose Ia Public sale or Ont
cry, at the Public House OF l. ID Brewer, IN
LewIsbur9, on Saturday, August II, 1850, al
10 O'Clock, \. NJ, 10 VIII:
One certain Tract of Land, situate
in Buiialoe township, and county OF Union,
bounded north 10y land OF George Hsimhach,
east by land of Samuel Byer, south By lands
of Henry Sower and Samuel lIelmhach, and
west by public road, containing SiAryfive
Acres, more or less, wherc0n are erected
log Dwelling House, log Barn, Ore DRIFTS, &c,
with the appurtenanceS, as the property Of
.I0hn HeiD.bGch.
Also, at the same time ard place,
two other certain Tracts Of Land, situate IN
the aforesaid township and county, bounded
as follows, 10 wit:
No. !, bounded north hy o;her lands Of the
Walkers. on the east BY lands of Samuel
He,mbach, on the south by lands of jonathan
Collar and Martin DreIsbach, and On the west
by lands of WeId,er Roland and Edward VII
son, containing Slxty-PIve Acres. more or less,
whereon are erected three log Dwelling Iiou-
ses, two frame Barns, other uut-huldIngs, Ore
Ia 'lN>, ~, WtNh
No. ., bounded and described as follows. 10
wit: Beginning at post, thence by land Cor
merlv) of John Rover, IS degrees west, so
perchcs to a post, south 4 degrees, west IS
and lilo percheS TO a blackjack, thence north
IS degrees east 81 pcrches 10 a stone, thence
by land Formerly of Dr. Shenk and public
road mouth degrees east 10 perches to the
place OF beginning, containing Twenty Acres
Al tupltV HpTch,, hp =
with the hcredltaments and appuricuances, as
the property of Thomas Walker, NiHiGm Val
ker and Henry Walker.
Also, at the same time and place,
another certain Lot of Ground situate IN the
aforesaid township and couniy,conIalning Two
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands pf Ed
ward Miller, Daniel VI crtZ, Isaac Walker and
others. whereon is erected a two-slorey plank
frame Dwelling House, with the appurtenan-
ces. as the property of RaHsip B0rhIow with
notice to George Slear and Emanuel Reedy,
lerre tenants.
Also, at the same tine and place,
a certain Half Lot of Ground, more or less.
situate IN the Borough of LewI>burc, and
county aforesaid, being the Sonth half of Lot
marked on the general pan OF SAID town No.
233, bounded on the north by the north half
Of said lot, on the east by Second street, on
the south by Lot No. 2322. and west by Halle
Tree alley, whercOn IS erectcd a two-Siurev
brick Dwelling House, with frame Kitchen
thereto attached, and other buildings, &c,
with the appurtenances, as The property of
James ". HuictiS0n.
Also. at the same time and place,
the Defendants interest (heing the undivided
one-thrd) of certain Lot of Ground situate
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

s@-There appears to be a unanimous
wish, throughout the District, for the re-
nomination of Mr.. KlLLISGER to Con.
gross. Giyc him your votes, then, at the
primary election. To give efficiency to
LINcoLN's Administration, be must have
Coogressmen strongly backed up BY the
suffrages of the People.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Real Estate.
Tor SALE OR RENT.-A house and
/ lot on N. Fifth ST. Possession given i'm.
mediate!y. Enquire Of
II. p. SHELLER, Lewisburg,
OIL d. WALLACE, Wiiliamsport.
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court
ID of Union county, will be sold al the pub
lie house Of VIM. Wolfe, in Har,leton, on
Tuesday, Sepi.4, 1860 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
following described real estate:
Lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Harilelon, with the
improvements thereon.
II acres Of land in Harteion, adjoining ia
cob Iargcr, Juo. +. Wilson and DR.. W. F.
Seebold
% acres II perches in Hartley township,
adjoining John FIIman, W. Tate and others.
IS acres 81 perches in Hartley township.
adjoining Rebecc Leach and Samuel Johnson.
200 acres 73 perches in Harily township,
adjoining Books and Anderson, Samuel John
son.
Also, the following tracts Of unseated lands
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
ANDREW &. CURTIN, of Centre Go.

Tomorrow the Peoples party in Union
county select their local candidates We
are glad 10 learn that the canvass has been
made with moderation, aud general dis
position exists to move together on the
plan now proposed. TURN OUT, all,
and vote for your own candid, honest
choice, unbiased, and without dictation
from any quarter Indulge in no threats,
ill-will, or exult,tion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
SUPERIOR TOWN PROPERTY

TOR SALE.-That large and commodious
/ BRICK HOUSE (furmerly Abraham )
northwest corner Of Thrd and Market streets,
with Brick Stable, and other ouhouses.
and Garden Lo, on the alley adjoining. There
IS connected with the House a Storeroom, and
several rooms for Offices and Shops. The
stand is an old and well known business cor
ner IN the centre of The Town, and very con-
venIent for churches, schools, &c. Terms ra-
sy, and possession given at any time Inquire
of NM FRlCk, or
Lewisburr. July II. II. L. SHELLER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Reg1ster l. Recorder.

VINHE undersigned will be a candidate for
the office OF Register and Recorder of
Union county, subject 10 the nomination TO be
made on the 4,h of August next
GEORGE MERRILL.
Lewisburg May ., 1850 $40
To the citizens of Union county We submit
the name OF HUGH =. SHELLER a. Re-
publican candidate for Register * Recorder
a, the coming election. Mr.. Shelters entire
wor,hiness and ample qualifications are well
known 10 all, and he is presented through the
solicitations of MANY FRIENDS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Western Lots, for sale cheap.

I OF 6, blk I42, Ss0-lot L.. blk 26i $40
. lot :. blk 40, $40 lot Is, blk 81, $50
in DAKOTA CITY. "a County seat and Land
Office sIte) Nebraska Territory.
Also 3 Lots In the town OF SPENCER, the
scat of justice for Clay county, on the line of
the Dubuque Railroad, al $50 each
JOHN Is. LINN. Iewishury.
Jsly 2, 1850. Aseut for yEAscis n Z:ssAc.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
"a Six Acres g
al

more or less. all improved, and on which are
erected good lwo->torey weather boarded
DwellInc-Huu,e, and good SrABLE-alSo,
some ftuIt Trecs-wIIh the appurlenances-
late the estate Of WILLIAN NlvEL, deed.
Terms made known at sale by
RICHARD '. b. LINCOLN,
Hartley, June -. 1860 Administrator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
COAI.-COAI.-COAI..

QUNI-OV VAI--O UNI.
HN1E subscriber keeps constantly On hand
large assortment ,f the very hest Shd-
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL. for lime aud
stove purposes. which he will sell al The very
lowest prices for Cash OF Country Produce.
Also. BiqcksD,iihs' Coal, Plaster and SAT-.
Wish ii distinctly understood, that | will not
he undersold by any man.-Having good
weish-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near WcidcnSaul's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisbure, Nav -, 50.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court
ID of Union county, ! will sell on The prem
lseS on Saturday. Aug. -. 1860, at
o'cl, ok, L VI. the following tract Of land, stu
ate IN Hartley Twp, Union Go, Pa, adjoining
lands of Dan'l Wolfe, John Church and Geo.
c,rprriSiur
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Pure Java COFFEE. srouna
W How and Cedar Ware. Glass
ware. Cnccns.' Earfhsn-
ware. Rene, Iyviuc sc.

FISH OH, ifaid, Y.ae Oa, CanaGes, Cqui..
and L"aP H"h. E5'lo,r, Lord, dc.
Soaps Of all kinds, Wheel Grease, etc.
{ obarCo ano SCNdrs, Il Shoire unricir
Flour, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Corn,
Rye, Oats. @c.. always ON hand.
Gooas d,hn5ed FIRE ., -hcrg. 10 customers
residing uiihm The Bero4yl.
To attempt Co. rnuurrar- all the articles vIieA
have f,- sale v.u-. %. luIy-s.ale Nr would r..r-.-
tuIy the rhr e. rH uI lr a-su-u. O.;
't Gtucrri'. w arr voLif,uf q I,fuE -tIr g. rs
cheap o. they can bee tou M thIs side oi rb.d,.s
W would I. q. uai svo.t country .II,lJs 10 -s
call. ..r
" cyHnhDss an maHuer # Pro3uee,
ana ay ~ Ugh rs any ioiy else.
LewI-tul-. Al ri -, ls.J. 7. 6. EVANS & 90