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agents TAINTED.

Fifty Dollars a Month, and all Expenses paid.
A N active Agent is wanted in every County in the
n United States aud Cana las. To- solicit orders
aud Introduce our New National Double Thread $50
Sewing Machine. Warranted equal 10 any high
priced machine. Practical for every f,miIy' which
makes ii the cheapest and most popular machine in
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ATE wanted, to travel and solicit orders by Sample at
a salary OF $50 per month and expenses. Business
permanent. Address, with stamp, for conditions
aud Instructions, J. W. HARRIS.
Shoe aud Leather Exchange,
Jy2o-2m Boston, Mass.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

The Delegates appointed by the
State Convention of the Democratic
party, held at Baton Rouge on the 9th
of March last, to represent the Democ-
racy of Louisiana in the National Con-
vention at Charleston, deem it a duty
they owe to their constituents, and to
the people of Louisiana, SO far as their
interests may be affected by the action
Of said National Convention, to give a
clear and explicit statement of the rea-
sons which led to the formation of the
Convention, which adopted a Constitu-
tional platform, and nominated John G..
Breckenridge for President, and Joseph
Lane for Vice President of the United
States. The Convention of the 9Th of
March unanimously adopted the follow
ing declaration of principles, viz:
"RssOtred, That the Territories of the
United States belong to the several
States as their common property, and
not to the individual citizens thereof !;
that the Federal Constitution recog-
nizes property in slaves, and, as such,
the owner thereof is entitled to carry
his slaves into any Territory in the
United States, to hold them there as
property, and in case the people of the
Territories, by inaction, unfriendly le-
gislation, or otherwise, should endanger
the tenure Of such property, or dis
criminate against it by withholding
that protection given to other species
OF property in the Territories, it is the
duty Of the General Government to
interpose, by the active exertion of its
Constitutional power, to secure the
right of the Shareholder
This declaration being a clear and
unambiguous statement Of the equal
and Constitutional rights of all the
States, especially securing the rights
of the people of Louisiana upon the
only really important question in the
present political contest, your dele
gates regarded it in the light of posi-
tive instructions, and felt bound to
insist upon a recognition of those prin-
clples before going into a nomination
Of candidates.
In opedlence TO this high behest, the
Delegation of Louisiana proceeded to
charleston, and, in conjunction with
TIE fifteen Southern and two Pacific |
States, with large minorities from some
Of the Northern States, they urged
upon the Convention the adoption of a
platform upon which all the States
could stand with honor and safety, but
were overruled by a Fictitious numer.
leai majority almost exclusively from
states hopelessly Abolitionized, from
wnlch there was not the remotest hope
y receiving IN electoral vote for the
democratic nominees. Under these cir
substances, your Delegates considered
mat the interests of their constituents.
.no incl, personal honor, required them
70 Withdraw from the deliberations of
salc Convention, and to refer their
created them. M"
The State Convention of the Demo.
cratic party Of Louisiana was accord
eagiy reassembled at Baton Romeo on
- 4th of June last, and the action Of
~ Delegates approved with almost
satire unanimity. m'
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ESfr0y.

% Taken up on the left side OF the
xknaa river, a BAY FTLLY. two or three
&Y%Nn years Old, ii hands high, branded
eGssSestS~A ) lnverted-mane and tail black.
The owner OF The said animal can have the
same by proving property and paying charges.
otherwise she will be sold on Monday the 10th
day of September next. 1850, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. at the residence OF Mr.. Towles. Terms.
cash. ADOLPHF HFBFRT p .
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Etat deLa L0uisiane-ParoiSs d IberrWe-
C0ur du 6eme District Judieiaire.
Dams la Succession de fue Lemuel j.
Beck.
A TTENDU, qui Zalma Marionneaux, en- sa
IL capacite de tutrice ~naturelle de son enfant
mineure a ce jour depos6 dams lie bureau du
Grefier de cette cour, son tableau dadministra-
ton ct distribution de la succession de feu Lem
uel J. Beck.
Avis est par lie present donne a toux ceux que
celia conceme de deduire sous trente jours de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles lie
dit tableau d'administratlon ne serait pas homo
logue ct fait lie jugement de cette cour.
Bureau du Greffier, Aug. 4, 1860.
augll VI. A. ESTEVAN, Grefher.
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Succession Of the late CAMILLE LOUIS
LANDRY.
WHEREAS: Joseph Volsey Hebert, residing
w in the parish OF lbervilIe, has been APP
pointed administrator OF the said succession, by
the Honorable the Sixth Judicial District Court
of the State of louisiana
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
said succession 10 present their accounts or claims
TO HIM or TO his Atlarney, Rodolphe Rousseau,
as soon as possible; and to all the debtors of said
succession to settle their accounts Immediately.
lyl4 JOSEPH V. HEBERT.
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~ Nj. JAMES BARKER, who acts as our
regular collector, has a number of long standing
bills tor collection, which those interested will oh
Iige US much by paying. There are among them
many which we shall be forced to proceed to the last
extremity with if not settled in u week or two-as
we must pay our own obligations.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

State Of LoHisi0@a-P0riM Of BerriHe-
9Th judicial District Court.
In the Estate Of Lemuel J. Beck, decd.
WHEREAS: Zulma Marionueaux. in her
w capacity of natural tutrix OF her minor
child, has this day filed in the Clerks office of
this court her tableaux of administration and dis
trIbution OF the estate OF Lemurl J. Beck. dee'd.
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty DAYS from
the date of the publication hereof, why the SAID
tableau Of administration should not be homol-
ogated and made the judgment OF this court.
Clerks Office, Aug. 4ih, 1860.
augll NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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SNA Arret6 sur le cote gauche du
VS~ feuve une POULICHE BAL. agee
(s.A de , on 3 ans, "a mains de hauteur,
~ PVT eiampGe \ ) Tenversees, ia cri-
e~@Sa@ Mere ct queue sOnt noires.
lie proprietalre du dit animal psut robtenir Ell
prouvent son droit de propriete. Simon ellie Sc
IA vendue LUNDI lie l6eme jour de Septembre
proclaim, a 10 heures A. NJ, 1860, a la residence
de Mr.. Towles, pour du compliant.
augll ADOLPHE IIEBERT, J. de p.
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reHte de Succession.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PARoIssz
II d'Iberville-Cour du GENE District.
En- vertn dun ordre on decret a moi adres.
Sc par rllun. Ia sus-dite cour, en- date lie 9
dAout 1860, JeXpOserai en- vente publiGue
au plus otirant ct dernier encherisseur,
LUNDI LIE 10 SEPTEMBRE. 1860.
a II heures A. NJ, sur les lieux les p~roprie-
ties cI-apres decrites appartenant a la
Succession de feu Thomas Jefferson
Hooper,
ct a Ia communicate eXIStait entire lui ct 81
veuve Euphenie Chenevert, SAVIOR:
UNE QCANTITE DE MOBILlER. don't
une description sera donnee lie jour de Ia
vente.
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU De TERRE.
,situe sur le Bayou Crosse Tete, ayant un
arpent de face avec une profondeur de qua
rante neuf acres, borne en- baut par terre de
Leon Chenvert, en- has par terre de Pierre
Badeaux ct lie Bayou Crosse Tete, ct en- avant
par terre de Madame NJ. Bessie. femme de
Louis Martin, ct Ell arriGre par lie Grand Bay
on, avec les ameliOrations qui s'y trouvent,
CONSTANT ell une maisOn de residence, mag
asin a mais, ct les barrleres.
Toutes les prophecies ci-dessus decrites.
excepte un arpent de terre de face sur lie
Bayou Crosse Tete, avec deux arpents de pro-
fODdeur, sero1t vendues aux termes ct condi-
tons suivsnts, SAVIOR:
Tn quart du prIx d'adjudication payable
compliant lie jour de la vente, ct la balance
payable, la moitie dams un ct deux ans du
jour de Ia vente.
~L'acquereur %fournira SEES billets pour les
termes de credit, payable A rOrdre de Ia tu-
trice, an bureau du Recorder de la paroisse
dlberville, portant interet a 8 pour cent apres
echeance et assures par hypothe9ue specrale
sur les prophecies vendues.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
lie 10 Aout, 1860. aus11
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RhiNc Him.

- The undersigned would say to his
rss3 friends and 10 the public generally that
sh he has just received a new supply OF
Nn'te and Red Rhine Wine, OF d quality Tuch
superior to that received last year. The public
may rely upon this wine being the true and ac>
tual juice Of the grape, as II came from the vine
yards on the Rhine. Call and Try it.
augll GABRIEL BIETiLER.
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II
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7 s.
One Copy for One 90
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And an Extra Copy, gratis, for every Club Of TEs
SUBSCRIBERS
HARPER's WEEKLY and HARPER's MAGAzIEE,
together, one year, 81 90.
The Postage upon "harper's Magazine, must be-
paid at the Office nhere IL is receired. The Postage
Is Thirty-six Cents a year.
HARPER 81 BROTHERS, Publishers,
Franklin Square, New York.
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A DURAND,
Fancy Dress N Il
Executes all Descriptions Of Fashionable
Work.

NTAD. DURAND presents her compliments to
ltl the ladies Of Iberville, and informs them that
she has returned to Piaquemine. and has recon
mrnced her occupation Of FANCY DRESS MA
KING, &c. &c, and trusts to receive a renewal of
the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon her.
Her residence for the present is The house ~ the Eas,
corner Of Bank and Pipkin streets, formerly occu-
pied BY Mr.. ST. Dizier. v7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

THE Missouri LEGIsLATURE.-The re-
turns from the country, says the st.
Louis Bulletin, indicate hat the friends
of Mr.. Breckenridge will have a major
ity in the next General Assembly. There
is no doubt hat 4 sufficient number fa-
yorable to the reelection of Senator
Green have been returned to secure
that gentleman's triumphant election
next winter. This, of itself, is a sufi-
cient victory, and the result will be
hailed with delight all over the country
by the advocates of sound Constitu-
tional Democracy.
The CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.-The
following are the Representatives elect
ed to the next Congress from Missouri {:
First District, +. p. Blair, Jr., (B. Il. y
Second, James j. Rollins, (Pro-Slavery
Opposition J Third, John B. Clark, 3D.
reelected /; Fourth, Elijah II. Norton,
(D.3 Fifth, John w. Reid, Cd. y Sixth,
John S. Phelps, d. reelected Sew
enth, John w. NOEL, d. reelected.
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Best of Liquors.
sUOrs
and Fine Lager,

Thankful for past patronage, he trusts 10 re-
ceive d continuance of the same from his old
friends and the public IN general. iy2l
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+. II. HATCH,
r. A.
EMILE LASERE,
X. TAYLOR

Committee or the part of the Louisiana Dele
cation at Charleston and Baltimore.
Published by order of the Democratic
State Central Committee.
w. W. KING, President pro. ten.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

INHE undersigned, Sole Agents in New Or
L leans for these celebrated KETTLES. ha $
constantly OH hand a large and complete assort-
ment OF both Wrought and Cast Iron Kettles,
which they offer iOr sale.
VI. A. DE LIZARD x co.
augll-3m - Bienvil.e ST, New Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

"a The Democracy of Mississippi
have endorsed the ticket of Breckin-
ridge and Lane with a degree of enthu-
siasm never before witnessed in the
political contests of the State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18
FISH " ICE.

THE undersigned would respect AAuE3~
l. fully inform their friends and
the public, that they have made arrangements to
receive once a week a supply Of
Various Kinds Of Fish,
which will be ready for delivery to their patrons
epery 1hnrsdy morning, al the
New Orleans Cost Price.
They trust that their continued disposition to
accommodate the public in the way of Ice and
its Injuries, will insure the continuance Of tina,
patronage which has been 80 literally extended
them heretofore.
myl2-tf VESSIER & DUBCCLET.
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in November next the largest Demo
cratic vote ever witnessed here.
Yours truly, Z. f. C.
LAdrocate.
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.Nas4Psi0 COGee-Aouse.
PI1Uupmine Street

THE undersigned having opened the above e-
Enlistment on PIaquemine street, opposite
the Market house, trusts that his friends and the
public will continue the patronage they have so
literally bestowed heretofore. He will always
keep on hand the
Bes, of Liquors,
and feels assured that he will always be able
TO satisfy the tastes and Judgment of his customers.
my2-ly F. MECKLIN.
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SaUe yOHB. Frat.

4 NEW supply OF Fmit Jars just received
~ every Jar warranted air tight-no sealing
required. Call and see them at
K. \. kEARNY'S,
auglI Corner OF Main and Bank sis
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

- Every Number of HARPER's MAGAZINE contains
from 20 10 SO pages-aDd from one third to one
baltimore reading than any other in the country
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-18

w receive every week fresh supplies Of
w Groceries and for sale on reasonable terms.
iso ROTH, DEBLIEUX & co.
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English SugGr Kettles.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.

from the Works of Messrs. r. & J. RANKIN
Liverpool.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Stubborn Facts.

The returns Of the Census Marshals IN
some of the inland districts of South Car
o!ina, reveal curious state of affairs,
touching the dispropOriion Of the white 10
Ike slave population. The free white per-
Sous Of one district are Sc; down at 1850 /;
the colorcd population in the same district.
l. 2,G9l-the whites forming ouly about
one sixth of the number colUred, upward
Of l. 900 Of whom are slaves. In Lower
All Saints district, the disproportion ap-
pears to bo still more marked; for Instance,
in population of 1881, only 226 are free
persons, ll9 OF whom are males. This
would give au average Of rather more than
IS slaves 10 each white male in that dis
tric. The grand total Of slave population
iu the three districts above, is IS, ,llO; OF
free persons, 3l95. Here We have a pop
ulation Of which less thaG one-sixth are
white persons, and the remaining FIVE
sixths slaves. What pleasant places these
must be to pass ones life III! and how ca
si!7 could those whites "whip" the East,
tue North, the West, "ail tie world, and
the Iest Of maLkipd ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
leuIsburg Harkt:.
NIARRIEi.

In Invsturr 5tb inst at the residence of John
PsuI by Rev }. ". Hedges tB"lN G. Wolff ana
Miss MARION ". MCCEN all OF L-~l-hu.s' t."h1'
a. R-, and griIerroon for not rgrttEg their friends
the Priuter.l Mey hspriness attend them all along
their path of lit-!i ,-u G,
In Wi'ismsport, Oct 20, by Rev. Joshua Kelly, SA.
BAsrIAN REiGER 0: Munoy and Miss LOUISA NO IL
Of More!aui. ,, ',
on l+th ut., by Z. s. Guiykunst, Esq, DANIEL a,
NIsOS and Mis- MARGARET MCCARTNEY, both oi
Brady township. Lycomin- Co. On 18Th ult' by tn-
same, J. HENRY HAIL of Lycomine Co and Miss hAh
GARET JANE MGINNES Of ofN0rthumberland Co
In polo IN 18th uit-, by Rev wm. Z. Haycsr, EDW
C MCCLURE formerly Of LcwisburE, Pa and Miss
HELEN c. daughter Of Hon. A v Bogue.
On the 2Sth u the residence OF Johnson walls in
ievishurr bv Rev I.w Hedges. DR.. HIRAM LONG and
Mics FRANCES JAMES both o. CeBtervills North'n Co
On tLe lsth ult., by Rev. Peter Heiss' JOHN AkLD
ami Ni.s SARAH 4 oEwIG, both of Lewis TIP. Also
SOLOMON yoSkBA Of Center county and Mis-. Jt LA
A SNYDER of Lewis Tp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Boroueh Mot!ce.

4 Ii, persons having accounts against the
u Eorourh for work on the roads, are re-
ques,ed 10 present them Immediately 10 lht
Town Clerk. Tor SeItiemen,-as The Collector
Is required 10 close up his duplicate as soon
as possib,e. Al wcTk on the roads Tor tAe
present season has been discontinued, By or
der of Councll-of which, all Interested Will
take norce. By order Of the Council.
JoHR B. LINZ, IAMLS ia LS,
Town Clerk. Burgess.
Iewisburg, Oct. "a, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

An sEer.Ht ard stsusebfe p rsrsiioa 7:Ib3N rrri-
:'I : DNy--L .tI carbon by ,.- Hsst.n 70 tyi'.'H.
sarc'.'u. tF Tie Ai-t.st Na3sa hHtirrt'rs '-ii ~
tu-rie NEl ;A- United STATE, ara I--s-=-sl - ..
plaeucv.
srerierre of thousands daily TGo7es II al no re-
vaTat. t lion can bee cl ia. artI v4JL It, Il uri;r-
s'N r7r' s7us, II icals Il nrcesii! IL i'stsNs4S
IuuszI.s u all rla,aife- in wii,' It has been trioi
i; hl- proved ioiu.-y curative IL eAcn Of tie i1-io'
IL uIIf fiuIs.
j. Ii H. y-rs. is 4 +.-.irr F1-cif.ign. TysTsT0I.
t7.sPIr. hlrraE ii' ~ i'l' N t'T't NJ "a ~
S-- 's. f....s.s-. S.t 4 .s.l. Arz7ens,- a. no..
H...- O. -' is. !i.sr q HT..if1' '.rri- ne af'4.'.
--aJ"t7 -s-ai-s- b rrT- 7 slf- oH - E1r' DC.
IL r-- d, sL a. 20. .I-.. % i--te 81 tie rrsu.t Or
ba.s --. O. ri- tijI u-,i cis incts u EsF'srs
b.. i req, ItUI giryIe ID iAnts. 20 i;-.l
~ r.'.l- ts- Fr.' '-i suec -iri 70 n y o.
v.r -H ,-,. t "a vrt-, ast station vouc r-I Il
.--..|'- Il.t. en- .;- i-l-ri.tsn g have -
g.. often tu ir urs-. ? TisCis. lac sud-
l... r.-- sr- fn t'- ru-y or. a. q -ass r-;Ur1'i
Il,.Es.t,- tr.vrl in tl--sut Land scur vs1y
s-r- Hau-ss e.: % + KIND attcs.s1 Of + se sui
fy-- tUl.c.ti VI. ls @; apraF'rt H'4'G>ula' an
cir".us Nas-Stior, c-tca cltr-rs, and that II -
.riUu & nervous sUi tr aversion 70 al- >uI Il
ere.s.- ~ "a bach the i.s -.-iau n"' no. r'frs'
In :. E..l- AiE..'iSs oi all binds, -sd f. ressors
familiar % rurl,l tie oTtvsts g tis r-es sfs-
:cu q iron uu.t necessarily he -aiataly -ha
.I osir-. d r-' sy touic, sttau- being "Nrt'S
5uI rvrrt-ariu- aut emily regularly a. erifrt even
ir thr r. -u-r case> %; e'-;E' u-'s ~iiLsSt ever
ing Fasill- T-Isat'e, oF iL-.iil1s SsS -ie2'I'
-il. after prois7;v. smonr others. vai-h msf"s
O. r-uistsats Fl ciual snd p"rular"nta ''te-1
T.ls uI,u sLI'h il also appears c 's'ts instinct AId
syed peon, BY IISieIsiug tL- iosai ien1'ney Nhla
firm, ttrm.
IN DT-rrs,. Il numsrahlt a. Is c7us.s single t0r
cf h tste giils t-s Ca stiterd tor tre utst
haai.ual sas.- including the ut,srdsut to,ti-s'.ss
20 ui ,L,rs.1 iIsIEH-s even hen atvance' e Drs-
Esrl-I r.rtrulst. ssscisriu- and afTssenty na =
H-t ,As sa eis have been y.aiy decisive sut ssiea'
l.Lr-
TIN cough Tetnittut b-t.r VI hch rally rEcl-
cate l>s.z$r ,oSsryFi = this remedy - Fss'1 ina
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWSBURG CRONICIEN0YEMBER D. lO

At the last State election IN Name,
Ralph Fsrnbam, now the sole survivor OF
the battle Il Bunker U.!i, walked SIX
miles TO cast bis vote. He has voted at
every Presidential election since the adJp-
ton of the Constitution. He was IS
years old when be enlisted, aud isnow lOi
years Old He was on guard when Dur
goyne surrendered.
Foreign News indicate the continued
success of Garibaldi in concentrating and
making independen, the Italian nation.
The Emperors Of Austria and Russia were
in conference at Moscow. Hungary has
been propitiated BY some proposed reforms
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09

ARrEMUs WARD, being irnpregnatet
with the prevailing betting mania, has
proposed the following wagers, which he
l. wiling to back up with his money, his
life, aud his sacred honor:
$500 that Douglas won't carry Ash.a-
buia county IN OAio.
$500 that there viii be President elec-
ted within ten years unless something {
turns up to prevent.
$500 ,hat Bell can no. be cowed, and
consequently isn't COW. Bell.
$500 that Gen. jackson is dead.
$500 that VIM. Lloyd Garrison Won t
carrg South Carolina.
$500 that Illuuibal Hanlin had pa
rents both Oh his mothers aud fatbet ;
side.
500 that John Morrissey can lick Ed
ward Everett, in a fair s'aud-Ip fight.
These bets to be taken together. We
are sick of SO much tax. Let US put up
some money
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
THROAT EESEaSE.

T''- ,a-.r cass of seas e irea1.u- i.rfr'iions Ia
faIrsiioI., brgn sl irtlsiir, -is most >ur~rs-i'
ly trr.t.i b. lar Use rt Lr Davis & E1-s'Jr ana Ds
Davis heat t.s-,..U. hra4 '.' .H.' ~-Ls
Il e-iy cure after -ar. rarriEH.t .li-r1ul-
/ .sI Tow y aH--tr Co. July =. l7s-
On 2 E~s-I-a- Nl- .; I've yrsr~ 49,, sa-N
ts .ei with O.: the 90 -at- Slir cane On grab
uatlg. ILt -.., b. ui -aEr eHit TIE p7lu 90 t
-uf--.- I ts yrgy %. .st-,--It-- a-tr.iVstfd NEG
-- Of to.ae 60 such eSjsnt That could Mt sfyN
alay. WHISPER lie ..-aa- u-4uu~d --' Iu- y -
tistauai.- was under H dicai treatment fi''
i Ge-,ur ,tr-...r-. lee mug alarmed ST M cUfal'
ton cralI-d : 10 phI..:r Ihs ard ernsuit .oG,
Which .--; LI It tLe winter cf ISL wh u
YOU r,I -f O. .sss y'u- Del u-sriV-; ara -
The u-- q tar bgtse, Il IL s0uus' tioH SI'b your
t.rHa; a- -al. G- eIt-'. = cartI ard hsv"
Isinad sell. ltI- 'Te tnau ys. -lHee tn, ruFs
vas ,Eee-.'. L.. .yst..llr- ''gr .-.sni.
NAsrAIEIIi :. BISHOP
Eg-ta DAVIS Az : l.IU-.J- rrvyNEyr anu Iur..
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-09
Sh4mckin EaIk.

V1HE Stockholders are hereby not ned that
an Election will b. held at me bah",hs
House on MoSpAr the 18Th day q NoVennvf
next. between the hours Of 10 oc.gcS y ~
art ) o'clock Y VI, 10 choose Thru E"S
DIRECTORS 10 serve for the ensuing year,
The stated Annual Meeting OF Ihe SiocHh"'-
ders will be held al Tie sar,e'piace, tt.hAf
the 9Th day Of November, at 10 o cineh' \ W.
CHARLES ". FEALE, CASHIER
ShamokIn. Oct. Is. 1860