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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

# pYsPEPsI. .-Wha is it, how currd1 This qu.s-
II tor l. fully answered IN the pamphlet Issued by
DR. %. PHELP, bEOvN. and {" lie obtained "f hi Au-
thoriz"d agents. II l. pam straiEhtioGw ward, iu-
coutrovrrihi- essay, in t-ef OF iii-. health, and
u DISEASE DR. . fHELPs BEnNS al-o rrsI a rem
ety which is un-ssm. -i IN IT. efficacy. The A'.cI.S
BArs,N In of toB -um piion Asthma Erunchits,
Coughs Colds. and Nrr,ou> Debility here death
the manifest destiny "f tn" sufferer the world show
parallel TO thu effects produced hy the AcAC.> BAL
Each organ of the body fe- IT. icial Influence
From pain and ehlrn-ss, the pati-ut springs to
cheerful -nJuymrnt Of life and Ioweriu sens" of solid
restoration The Ac.GAN B.l,Nv sold at per large
bottle by J. BAKER & co. LrWi-burg Sole Agent,
who has also a small numher OF trial bottles, price
- cents each the proprietor wishes TO Introduce
this remarkable remedy in such manner as !
preclude all doubts Of its being genuine i
article.
number Of specimen bottles. price Is cents
may Le obtained a above, If sperdy AZ pii"d for.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
900 Xew Advertisements.

KING IL White Deer township, is
an assortment of Goods on the
.'o,;ole-"Small Profits and Promp,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
l.eMIsl,alrg Hank ,

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that an election
~ for thirteen Directors Will be held al
The Banking House on Monday, Nov 10 is6O.
between the hours of . O'clock. A NJ, ana .
o'clock. p. Nj, and a general meeting OF the
Stockholders will he held on Tuesday. Nov.
8, 1850, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
DAVID REBER. Cashier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
harrisburg. P".
,.,,,v MORNING, Nov. 16, 1860.

-...r,ys,-Manufarturrr Merchants. Mechanics
,DyEiIl - In CITY and Country, Publisher
1. pss S-5 ss s;s' = ::5 u: : &: ::
id 20. @ 'o .ti,u in II community Containing a
~ a'rss' Il ,tise. solvent prodacers suner'
1.fts =. a, any III the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
NOTICE-CAUTION !

VINHE subscribers having loaned CHARLES
STEE>. IN Hartley township, Yoke Of
RED OXEN, during our own pleasure, here
by notify all persons not 10 buy or NEEDLE
with sad Oxen, as lhey are our property ex-
clnsively. and are only loaned to said Charles
Stees as long as we permit him to use them.
MARTIN DREiSBACH,
Oct. &c. 1860. FRANCIS WILSON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Boots and Shoes.

q The subscriber has Just received
A-at his Store (nexr door TO the Post
~ Ofiice) full supply Of Boots l.
Shoes of every style and variety suitable 10
the season. The stock has been selected with
particular care, and will be afforded at
VERY REDUCED PGiCES FOR READY CASH.
His old friends and customers and the public
generally are invited to call and examine his
stock and Judge foI themselves IL MAN
UFACTURlNG and REPAIRING as hereto
fore viii be attended 10 with promp,ness and
at reasonable rates.
JOHN HOrGHI0N, Agt.
Leui.burg Oct IS lse0.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Slifer, Walls, Shriner & Co,
AdIH,fnisiGatOs's Notice.
NOTICE is hereb, given, that Letters

M VIEN1@ 10 HVTVVv Nf't tu, tHUt LCttCIS
~ oi Administration GU the E>td,e OF Mrs
CATHARNE BOWER, late Of Kelly town
ship, Union county decd, have been granted to
the undersigned by the Register OF Union coun-
ty IN due form of law; therefore AL persons IN
debted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, land those having any Just
claims are also requested 10 present them le-'
caliy authenticated for settlement. to
CHRIST'R GEMBERiING, Admin,
or TO his Atty, sAWL Ii. OKWlG, Lewisturs.
Nov. I, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

The Richmona (Va) Wig, which es.
tima,es the Disuulon blus,er at its true
value, has the audacry to say:
"We venture to predict that not one in
a thousand of the Democratic ofice-hold
erS in the South viii decline to continue
10 office in the event Of Lincoln election
The same paper, noticing recent dis
turbauce among the negroes near Mount
Sterling, Kentucky, remarks:
"When we take into consideration the
character Of the speeches made ty Demo
cr1's, daily IN de presence IF s'aoes, it is
surprising that this sort are not of fire..
quent occurrence"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
The PaanihriNe Guardian ap'ly says,

The PaoniheiNe Guardian ap'ly says,
in an able article on the late election:
Aud now, let all who counsel or threat
eu Disuuion "staDd from under" The
will of the People, fairly expressed, is the
fountain of all periec, liberty That ex-
precision has been made, definitely, en-
pba,ically, overwhelmingly and the man
who would resist i, forcibiy, to the de,ri-
ment of the public veal, let him be An
athena MaraDatha-let him die the death
of traitor. Come, then, fellow citizeas !.
Republicans, Democrats, Amoricans-tbe
battle is over, the Union is safe, and now
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

ID- What a blessing is the Magnetic
Telegraph :! Before midnight Of the day
We voted for President, We knew who vas
elected, by news from places thousands Of
miles apart, 10 former years it took days
aud weeks to tnd out who was the conlD 9
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
DR. DAVIS DEPIRATlVE, OF
DC0mpOund Extract of JuglaDS Recia.

unprecedented for OF scrofns and al chrois
diseases dis. Of Liver, Kidneys ard Bladder;
Jaund,c-, Dropsy, Broueht Chronic Cough TLr, al.
c;ittin, Of blOi. IDrpient Con-umptSn Neuralgia,
Chrome aud IuAmsto Ehrumati-ul, COstis Habits,
Sex HrAiet-. Dy -pepsia Dizziness Nery Aa-ctions
Chrome scruiulOu- sor. Eyes ard hys- Ohrt pic Gsp
ar Enisrgem-n;s, hits Syellugs old snd obstinate
tlcrrs, M-rcursl Ulcers and ErGpiions
Of the Bones Ludu- Eating Ueer q: the Face Moss and
Lip. Malignant Eating Ulcers Of the Mouth Tongue.
Throat sud soft Palate Tctt-r Bar@r- Itch and al d.
sE'-As - sKtN -nd all diseases Arisirg from ~
FCEE sTarE % BLOOD, whether hereditary acquired.
or contracted The great POI uarty which thsiUEaus
bic rrtD~dy has attained Is owing It's intrinsic nerirs
not % the Efforts of It's proprietor 1t is used by al
clzsE aud physicians throughout the eouutry having
witn~s.e-i lis wonderful ALTERATIYE ANDCURtIIva
effects IN the various chronic dis-ases Do Lsatais -
recommend as
AND pEIfsELK ygrrcTvE.
Ofee and Depot. Az ksc- Street. pHL VkSG
DR.. Dayis may be consulted On all diseas-s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

sA.Wa hope 1.-THE SIZE OF TIE MA
!ORITY, 10 Peunsy lvauia aud olsew here,
where the ballo,-box is really free to legal
voters, is satistactory 10 our Siaveholding
trethren who threatened aud fumed -
terribly under the mistaken impression
that We are really boudmeu Instead oi
!rseneu. The "mud>i.l," aud '.m4!l f.
ted farmers" can DOUBLE "the sIzs Of
tie maj ,rity" if the ca0ses which Induced
us revolution continue 10 operate.
tS-J ohm VI. Butler has the Certificate
dMe Ns,urn Judges, declaring hi, elec
tiol to Congress, but Governor Packer has
Issued Proclamation, declaring VIM. +.
Lshuau elected, a brother Douglas man.
Here is couf.ct-each man with his proof
Of & right to a seat. II strikes Us that
tbs is a new claim which the Governor
ll,s 10. We were not aware that our
Constitution or Laws give the Governor
iny power whatever over disputed Con-
grsssi1ual elecrlOns-tbat power resting
With the Return Judges FIRST, aud then
With Congress. Suppose Gov. Banks
should step il, and on proof satisfactory
TO lin Of the frauds perpetrated against
Barilngsme, declare him elected by Pro-
sauatiOu! \ new power, this, most de-
cisdly-a Governor undertaking to over
'aI0 tue decision Of the proper officers.
he receives almost if 10, unqualified con
demuaiIou for this uuheard-ot and Danger
oas precedent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Time blc---Lewisburg R.R. Station

MOVING SOUTH.
Express (maiD do 9:ei AN
Freight q Accommodation s:0s NJ
Night Express 1913 7
MOVING NORTH.
Freight & Accommodation 500 A VI
Express (1oiD passes Lewisburg 4:47 p \.
Nish' ExPrt.s co 1893 n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
GREAT CURE OF sCRoFULA.

The following Letter from highly respected usmbss
Of the Society Of IEend aord- strong evidence CT lie
great superiority % the DIFUE.Ivk over sAEAAFilIA
sai s.Es,F.HiIL. NIxrusk we'll n. vsg,ous Clss
Msdicines in general use for scrofula-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

The above Is portrait of David M'Creary, Of Nsper
the 3lst day OF August ls5s, mad a avit
t.f justice OT.y that he treated for the Il
Cs>crR by three phy # Bedford and by Dr.
Newton of the Eclectic College, CINCINNATI for period
Of nearly eight months notwithstanding which ms up
,oss and plri5, Of has l,ft otes snt,rey ertH
atrIy! lie had all hope sh-n he heard of the
Blood >-srrier." and induced it, Four bot
ties cured him and although sadly d fsur-d there is
question but this invaluable medicine saved his life
The full particulars Of this remarkable be
Ia u Circular 10 be bad of any Of the Agents.
We also refer of Nancy Beakney, of Eldertcn-
Armstrong Co. Pa cured Of >oAoTULA after being unable
a. get out of bed for three years
To the Of lady in Ansouville. Cesrfeld Cos who
also afflicted with >cTOiua in its worst form
To the case George Mei-e residing in Carrolltown,
Cambria Co. Pa. who badly afflicted with Cancer
that his of, and his worse, II
possible, than M'Crrary's-
The of these raseseverv one OF which was
cured by the Of the Blood searcher-may also be
found IN u Circular be h-d Of any of the Agents
X. VI. LEMON. Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale near the
P-una Railroad Depot. Holiday sburg. Pa. sold by :
". schsfl-. Lewisburg; MCreisht Hauck, BuiaIo"N
Roads: Rudy 4 Himmelreich, Farmersvill-; Cummings
witm-r, IIartleton: II Risseil, Mifiinhurs L. =
stnmm, Winfield, Shind!e 4 Wasenseer, selInssroVe'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

II Preaching ia the Lewi>hurg PreShyrer.
ian church, next Sabbath mUTning and even
ing, by Rev. Mr.. BRYAN.
Elder Jacob Rudenbaugh will preach at the
Christian chapel. uexr Lords day, al lOt AN
and Z VI. The public invited 10 attend.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
UNION COUNTY COMPLETE

PGFsIpENr. Nov

Curtin's maj SUI. Lincoln lUIs over Fssion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

THE HUNDREDS.-union county has six
elecuon boxes, adjoining each other, which
gave their veto against the swlndler Fusion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
steamboat Clipper sunk.

The stern-wheel steamer Clipper, of the
Cincinnati and Nashville packet line, was
sunk on her way down last Saturday
morning, Nov. Oath, at 5 o'clock, at Pal
myra landing, Cumberland river, just below
Harpeth Shoals. She had been taking on
some pig iron, and was rounding out, when
she struck a rock, and sunk in water deep
enough to cover the lower deck to the depth
of three or four feet. No lives were lost
The boat was loaded with pig iron, tobacco,
rags, and miscellaneous freight, and it IS
feard that the loss will be serious. The
boat is nearly new and was a good, staunch
vessel. She is owned in Cincinnati. Fears
are expressed that the Clipper is broken in
two.
This is the fifth steamboat disaster we
have recorded in little over a week There
seems to be an epidemic of misfortunes
on the rivers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE 2. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

Arrival Of the city of Baltimore.
+ New YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamship
/ City of Baltimore, from Liverpool on The
4th and Queenstown on the 18th, arrived
at 2:I5 this afternoon.
The Canadian arrived at Londonderry on
/ Wednesday.
The new steamer Lenster Of the Galway
! line was not ready for the next departure
/ from Galway She will follow the Pence
! Albert on The Sth Of December . -
! No news Of The Prince Of Wales had
/ been received when the City of Baltimore
sailed
The Steamer Himainyr had gone in
search aud other vessels were preparing.
The report is received that Thonytnal is
soon to quit the French Foreign Office.
The formation OF = Frerch squadron OF
reserve to bc ready IN the Spring is positive
ly announced.
The Bourse had been buoyant and higher
but relapsed closing duh at 70f. lee.
II IS said the representatives Of France
aud England recommended the King Of Ma
pics to abandon The contest. Farini was
appointed Viceroy Of Naples.
A new council was appointed, including
Pciro and other Liberals.
Garhaldi was appointed General in the
Amy.
Melbourne dates are to Sept. %. Com
mercial affairs were rather more favorable.
The shipments Of gold during tlle month
to England were tl30,00O.
a seaman aboard the snip jeremiah
Thompson at Liverpool WAS brutality beaten
by the bOHtswan and died. The latter,
named john kegan, Jumped overheard and
was drowned.
a subscription had been stttted in Eu-
gland with IA view OF presenting Capt. Will
son Of the brig Minnie ShaefIrr with a
picture Of the rescnc Of the passengers and
crew Of the steamer ConnaugHt.
1t was stated the. circums lancea at
tending the Orange demonstration in
Canaa would bc brought up before Pnria-
ment early in the session.
LATEST BY TELEGRArH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LIyEErooL, Nov. .. The Cotton Mar
ket closed very duh and the prices were
easier but quotably unchanged.
Breadstutis dull Provision market
closed dull.
LONDON, Wednesday night ConsoIs
closed to-day at 925G93 for money and
93M93I for account
The advance in the rate of discount by
the Bank OF England was not known until
after the close OF business on Tuesday.
The draw upon the Bank of France con
tinues and has become more active; and
should the ciiuX of gold continue, a rise in
the rate OF discount 10y the Bank OF En-
gland to 81 would be decided upon by
Thursday. rE
Accounts from Australia are less nnsatis-
factory than for some time past At Mel |
bourne business was healthy and money |
plenty
The London Times has no doubt |
that the Allies have taken and occupied I
Pekin, and will hold possession OF it the |
whole winter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
From Sonth CnrolLna.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2G.-The city is quiet
today. Members of the Legislature have
gone to Columbia. The regular session opens
hight The Governors message viii he
read on Tuesday. 1t is rumored that troops
are coming to Fort Moultrie
1t is evident that none viii be sent to the
convention unless strongly committed to Sc
ces3iOn.
CoLeMHIA, s C., Nov 27th.-The Legia-
lature lust read for the first time bill to
arm the State and To raise 300, 600 tor that
purpose. Tenders Of all from other States
continue to come to the Government, aud
so strong ana universal is the feeling, that
the moment that a command shall have
been given, 20, 600 soldiers within her own
hounderies, from the mountains to the sea,
will come forward 10 the defense of South
Carolina, and they would all sooner die
than see the State a subjected province, or
to passively submit To the continuance of
Northern encroaChments on her rights.
The Governor will send in his message at
l o'clock to-morrow. lie Will recommend
that the Legislature should to some extent
foster and encourage direct trade with Eu-
rope and the Continent, by taking upon
itself part of the losses which might flow
rom the establishment of direct trade; and
izcns OF Charleston, to establish line of
steamers between that port and Liverpool,
is iavorahIy thought of
In the event of traitors arising IN the
State after She shall have asserted her sove-
reignty, it is probable he will advise some
legislation setting the punishment for that
ofIcnsc
1t Is believed that ne will recommend
that law he passed furnishing summary
and heavily, and perhaps with dcath, any
person who circulates ncendiary docu-
ments, avows himself an abolitionist, or in
any way endeayors to incte slaves to insur~
rection or INSTRUMENTATION and that
South Carolina should bind herself to take
$50 900 worth of arms annually for FIVE
years from Maj. Ripley, in accordance
with the proposition of that gentleman
and that negotiations Ice entered into he
tween South Carolina, Georgia, ami Ala
blma to fix upon a site for an armory. He
probably will recommend, what the Legis-
Iature has already anticipated him in, that
is to arm the State ut the earliest practical
BILE period, 50 rs to prepare for the first net
on the part of the Federal Government
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28

New York, Nov. 29, P. M.-Rye quiet
at G9GG70. Barley in better request and
market firmer sales of $4,000 bush OF
Canada West at &c. There is a fair de-
mand for Barley malt sales of 1900 bush
at 80. Corn less active and market scarce
ly SO firm sales of 5000 bush at 65@66
for mixed western afoat and in store 700
734 for small lots of white. Oats continue
in fair request at 37@383 for western, Ca
madam, and state. Pork dull and heavy
for mess and quiet and steady for prime :;
sales OF 45O bbls at II 5O@I7 75 for mess,
closing with no buyers over l745, and
= 81 for prime. Beef quiet and unchang-
ed ; sales at 8 5O@1O 90 for repacked mess :;
10 50@ll 90 for extra mess Prime mess
beef and beef hams duh and unchanged.
Cut meats dull at 7!073 for shoulders; 10
@l04 for hams Smoked meats dull.
Dressed hogs heavy and lower Lard dull
and heavy sales of $50 bbls at II3 for
prime city and 11s@12 for western. But
ter is l0GDl5 for Ohio l9021 for state.
Cheese is steady at 9@IO3. Sugar duh
sales of GOO hhds of Cuba at 54(06 Mo-
lasses quiet and steady at previous rates.
Stocks feverish but generally better
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
U. 5. Treasury Matters.

WAsHlNGToN, Nov. 26.-The Treasury
report viii be a brief business document
merely rehearsirg the operations for the
fiscal year, without making any special re-
concentrations. The condition of the finan-
ces will be its most interesting feature. I'm
mediate relief for the Treasury upon the
meeting ofCongress will be necessary to
save the Department from actual suspen-
sion.
The warehOusing system is found to be
a great drawback on the Treasury at a
time like the present, when large quantities
OF merchandise can be stored and payment
of duties Withheld This experience has sat
istied even Mr. Cobb, that it ought to be
abolished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 27th, P. M.-Flour re-
mains dull, and prices nominal. There is
no demand of consequence. No change in
grain and very little doing in wheat at 80
al 90. Corn 29@32. Oats 30. Rye So.
Barley dull and prices show irregular; quo
tations cannot be given. Whisky I54c
and in good demand. Hogs dull; very lit
tie demand prices irregular; 700 head hea-
Wy sold at 9o96 90, but good hogs are of
fered at so without buyers. Receipts
light only 10000 during the week. Mess
pork Is o00I5 IS; 800 tierces Lard
sold at q with a fair demand Green
meats unchanged. Groceries dull. Money
tight, and very little PAPER discounted
Exchange firm at &c premium onNew York
and Boston. Rates for uncurrent money very
irregular. There is an active demand for
western from parties who want to use it to
buy produce in Illinois and Iowa.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28

e@~ Hughes has a very choice lot OF
cloth eloaks for sale which he will sell at
very low prices. He has large stock of
winter shawls very desirable for this
weather. He has choice stock of ladies
and misses boots, hosiery, gloves, ribbons,
trimmings, and notions for sale at very
reasonable prices. He has a choice stock
of Irish linen which we advise all who
want the article to purchase from him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
rmlon FeeIingin Baltimore.

BALTMoRE, Nov. 26.-An association
calling themselves Southern Volunteers dis
played the Palmetto flag from their place
of meeting to-day. a large crowd was at
-tractrd by the meeting of the throng and
the flag was greeted with groans and misses
from the crowd, and with plaudils from the
Volunteers Capt. Jones OF theharl, Isabel
also displayed the Palmetto flag from the
masthead of his vessel tins morning, and
all the shipping in the vicinity Immediately
ran up the stars and stripes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28
The Border war.

ST LOUIS, Nov. II, p. M.-Spratts dis
patches 10 the Democrat say the border
expedition under GcnI Frost cnc;tmped
near the Smthton terminus OF the Pacific
Railroad awaiting orders from GOV. Stew
art. -ea-s a- -s- 81 .--a
Rumors are current in Jefferson City that
the Governor hld ordered The troops To re
turn IN consequence OF the President having
given Harvey command to pursue and ar
rest Montgomery wherever found Another
more probable report IS that the troops will
remain cncamprd for the present aRi a slnau
mounted squad under acompetent command
will te sent to the neighbothoad of Fort
Scott to report to Head qarters with all pos
sible speed, and the movements oi the troops
will be in accordance with the official IN
formation brought back
LEhVENWoGTH, Nov 27. -Gen'l Harney
aud Gov Mrdarv arrived 1T the Fort
this morning aud leave fot Southern Kansas
to-morrJ"-
FoRT SoorT, Nov 25. Much Of The ex-
citement ARE dnrlne The last weel, has been
without II reasonable eluse-- The business
of the Land office has not been interrupted,
and no fears exist that it viii he. It. Is
the prevailing opinion here that the flight
ol Judge Williams and the Cogrt was not
warranted by tue circumstances ia the case.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-28

BE~ Mr.. II. HERMANN, Confectioner and
Baker (wholesale and retail), First street,
near the Post Office, is prepared to supply
the public with everything nice for their
Thanksgiving dinners. Amongst other
good things, he receives fresh supplies daily
of Maltby's celebrated Baltimore Oysters
Mr.. Hermann keeps everything in the
incest style, and at prices to correspond
with the hard times