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Tn. Rs~,stration Of voters.

The RsgfstratfOn 81 voters.
IsxxErssE INCREASE or VOTERS IN THE hErHofoLis-
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND NAMES ne
6IsrKRKp FoR THE CONTEXT ON ruK8DAY MKT.
We give the Official number Of registered votes for the
coming election in all the districts from which the lists
have been returned The delay Of the remainder b ex-
planned by provision Of the law which aows tho regis
rrs three days after the closing OF the registration 70
complete their lists and return them Il the ooe Of the
County Clerk, that day two must eapse before
shall be enabled 70 give the entire number Of voters
Clustered In the metropolis.
There 2o6 election districts In the city, and the
subjoned table presents the returns Of registration for
this year from l22 Of them leaving eighty three districts
70 be returned today The increase In number OF regis
tered votes In each district the MAyoraty vote Of
1859 very striking Thus In the First district Of the
Nineteenth ward the vote for Mayor last December
o62 the number Of registered votes for Tuesday
004 like proportion exists In almost al the other
districts In the Ia districts given below e. 6s2 names
have been registered % that, applying the same proper
ion the entire number registered win be found 70 reach
the vicinity OF lao, 900.
The number registered for the charter election OF last
December 1903 oos and the vote polled was 10000
Now carrying similar proportion In regard 70 The
20 900 registered for Tuesday and consider
ng that Presidential election always brings oot strong
OF voters estimate the number OF votes
10 be pced election day In this city at fully VI o0o
That this s the also be from perusa Of
The following table. In the Ia districts there given the
vote for Mayor last year WAS 40o7b, or . little more
than half the entire vote Of the city, and the names
registered this year In the same districts At
tain the number OF e2 bs5. Now III 10 hardly
probable that 40 600 voters win remain away IRON the
polls the occasion Of important election the
at hand and 10 the event Of half thai
Der remaining away the number Of votes pOlled would
stil approach the figures given above.
suboined the table in which the AAyoralty vote Of
1869 compared with the numbers registered this year
together with complete lists Of wards where all the dis
iricts have been returned
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days wnh sugar 10 Barthod. Brgs Fannie waocs-
NAV sAled for New York The day previously.
kchr Il sawyer, smith Jacksonville.
hchr VIM Bill Dow, Jasks0nvle
schr ben, HICKMAN, WnmkngtOu. NC, dAyM
schr y EsrkAew, Bodinc Suffolk. Va ldayn
Rchr George Drummer, Chsmberu, Virginia, 3dayA
fchr Julia Maria, Eaton, k2txAbethport Haverhn
sehr BALTIMORE, Gardner ElzAbethport for Bosaon
Schr SALIVA. Small, EixAbethport for Bostnu
Schr 81 epard Mount Gerard Eltx1behpert for BoOn
Schr Michigan, MNshalL Elizabethpot Eass Bossnn
sehr Charles HAlock Ball Eizabohport FAN RIVER
echr J G. bew, Bugbee Elxabe,hpor for Taunton
schr ID Mes erole, Smith Eizabethport for Pawuck1t
schr Harriet Hannah, Valance, knzabcshport New
Haven.
schr United Vail El7abetbport for Norwich.
srhr Hmeipe Huu Hull, RizabethpOrt for Clinton
sohr Goldsmith. hzabothpor for AOyns Point
scbr franklin, Boyd. Lnbec . days
Rchr Emily Dennison Providence days
S~hr lille e, nall Dghton for Pong hkoepaio-
Echr Only Son. Eastman Roudout for Camden.
Rchr Onward, Ransom, Port EVEN for Bosom.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce PhlkdelphiA
Steamer Josephine, Green, Philadelphia
Steamer Alhaiross- Janes. Pyovdenca
SteAmeY Penguin. WunaUs ProvidonCo
Steamer Petrel Young. Providence
eteamer Valley Csy, Chapman. Derby. q
Barks Fannie Hamilton. Montevdeo; Wave Crest Calves
and anchored lower Bay. Briggs Maurco Aus Cura
Pollux - schr Harstene, Glasgow together With u
rugged vesses and fleet of fore and aft schrs also
anchored IN the lower Bay outward bound waiting favorable
wind.
Wind during he day ENE 10 EsE, frcsh.
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Look Cat for Frauds ON the Day of
UNION MIN TO m CHEATED OUT OF rHrrR vorrs ny
THE LBGERrKHAts or POLITICAL roLICY ARRANGE.
nEsrs ny ORDERS PROM HEADQUARTERS.
The time has arrived when the republicans anticipate
advantage nom the Metropolitan police organiratsoa
Heretofore they body Of men only IS cleo
toneers bat Weed has discovered new use for IT, and
intends ihs police power 70 be crsrcssed In q mos,
unscrupulous oppressive ard Illegal Ia several
wards where the democracy very strong sSe e.cosIcn
DISTRICTS very popu.ous that viii be very dcul,
poll The full vote OF the district, and the design that
me police shall oosrucs the polling places and seeS
casss Of quarrel with the people 70 create ds,ur.
bsncss, the coccs o. which viii be 70 exclsde voters.
nus with The c~s ntorrsptor 70 The regular II
voting, hsDdrcds In each dstr,, will be ssrariy
clsdsd Tbcre are tvo hundred and seventeen election
dirr,c<s Ia the whole city, in hundred and any a
which be democracy largely In the !.
dant, md with his system Of police tactics q hun.
bred mo N each dsuics be prevented
vcsnx. making . difference Of nfsecn thousand In the
whole CITY. 10 10 This way that the black rcpublicA
heScpolitan po'sce 70 be usd election day. And
wbeahx In people a New York whosc rights hare becs
rpcsed,y outraged BY The republican party reprnt
Cd the LassAssrc, VII submit 70 this Ia wrong
mains 70 se secs We do 20, think they win. There
uodef
. s~,es q oprc@soos which nnd their cSlnInA,,oo N Q
dnfrasch iscoeas ~ Ne ballot boz.
sooh ere ~ Be employed 70 carrying %, the
fssai bsov AHMED Al The Integrity a the un,oa. ma,
force vhh osId rightly be uscd for the prosscaioa Of
Ne cisisn turned into n engine d degxivns him a
his nos prsco~ rsAs and fAsd nsds paos thrcsss NE
ministers a Ne iaw 70 hvAr The yin q NE
pecpae thsmssav0. BAned IN their appreciation
a visams . vsctovy through ise divssoas In
NE rsahs d ncr ppoosnn, tSe slacs republicans
nov sees 70 sea what tbcy could not gain In - honor
able coa.sss. rns ovsvvhsmns majority Of tse vote 10
hs city 70 BE- aranssed and stlfed By We agency da
partisan pc,scs. mis- scheme , worthy q Vie nest Of
POTTER, and tnaves that form the Sats junsa Of his
dangerous ps,sy. rs szevtious d ths merchants q New
fors having ben soocsal, q combating The eosssrvs-
tive elements q the state 10 sucn way - 70 deappoins
We consyN we're V bs pcssrAiissd By sussAsen,
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IrnTgY CARp on TBANKa

U,rRR psPAArnESy CARD or rBAyKa
The updeyned. % behalf Of The New Yrk rre DepAr-
neut return iher ancsre hanss ne following seru~s VIC.
Kindly adeI "a thch vAuAhle services
nent q he WIDOW and Orphan Nibos Qar~. a. sn.
n October VII I'D About - th,.n.i 49,
iAsp ~ 0qp V ne fupd'-
Madam Bhhcp,
uv y, n McZr
Mn L. wesaervek
Mr. ID Miranda.
Mr.. y Rudoiphseu
Mr. oeorre eimpsn.
Mr.. W y. Uurrie
ur G. Jerume Hopkina
Mr. Aus hogan. and especially NJ kinf asnnce IN
Kng the couc~rt - 70 Dr Okaa 0umsns 80
10 Mr. lanes n. kipdnems esnG - nnye ~
heaire and for berAfy In donating hun1re1 enaesu
towards hs kesehf n CLARKE, s1nle mnnANsv, fQ
W. vsry saisfseosy q Ne - 80
cperAson 70 nesup. W Hall scrA ed 1e-S usssser
nG soss for fumhhine IL Grand pnns - - 49, a.
dre9 delivered By I'm. - =.
J4nU v Wz1fIns @g
Frv yoaz, FcvembW IWu
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On or .be 81 inst the Irun Can and Nun Bno nSt
ns e chsnnsl In the Hay and hsrbor OF New fork
h removed FOR and SPAR substituted for hen
81 srdew q Ne hshsAcusr Bsra
A. n. PKNNOtk. Lighthouse lnsp ector u dist.
New yort, Nov Z 1861
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LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND PRACTICE WOULD
a NE employment ~ copyist or anAnuensls Having been
rown ON her own rcsoucea anxtouay socs Tho parunAs
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Il
sesT = : DAYS Alden. ssvsnnah-xccre.ay. noa 90
sesr n.ocses,er. seisoo k.ssmosd-o Il Frsr.es
sioop I val Val. rorrs ae-shs4. AsAes
ARRIVED
Southampton lsh Al PN rh mos. and So Ss-.-s,rs
s W,S Co n.s sas stormy .e.sh.r from Wsw
~ sa. sor ass .ss, rafegaaFs Anva o Is
5000. $500. s sc,.,s r, s.s 90
snl ps-~ssers . Il oSssw:n oa -
r.s .-s p0i' IN S "a "nA -d' nd
ss.~:sf rs..s.ca y.n. Portland vuh uars nd ps...
ssp p.ylss. Ioi ogsassso HOlbrccs xS.-ncs y day,
shp ws nav. iIncoIu esvcscu. IL days Win ss.os
500 u Brewer Co rOr The iss days had heavy and
E.a o..l yos Lsass sws, sorland, Newcastle, n day,
Rsrs orsvine ~ Rocsisndp. CrcoSss- Lessorr Sep, a.
gs-d hrcuEs ~ sr.s 90 vth marble rsrs Ac % JoaAs
Ss.s argsss s s5.i. = co%g.sy oE =. :, y 20
rs days oul-capvn revoed having esps~uc~d 4 hurr.ns
from SK some Gays previously 10 hs au but received
Bart cnsri~ sre~~ ,of Roohl.udl Gould sAisxa oa g,
pss-d Gibraltar IN, -sh fruit 70 Krnsier vessei 70
B.rt ps~p. chs.e Bueno .Ayrss Sep, s vns md.e V
ssa fr1sn rssSs,csi. snn1 no mo" p~a 0ns
Rs !e.ng Amer'ca Collins Havana dsys, viii surH 70
nls .Iss.uo. s.rn. Havana Sep, n wsA sugar r. 10
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srt ovsu tscr Hussa. Rs y.sssro, - dayr ~ cceee
Brs IA.sn, BenAssc>. y Dorisrc osy. = days
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p..ss EeAs o seward s.s joan ssrss s 81 fo Is se
era
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Brig Aen-s lBr. q Pcrt esserw,, eord,u Savanna u Mar
dayu fs olAsov pu, into ihs po repsir o. a. ia
80. On 70, erper,enssd . huErcase from 81 W. which
tbe bw bruadsde, wbere she lay bours
obixei foremaa right In sa
ms csrsed away mAintopmaa rnAnnans nod ~
depk load, wAsew eaAks. ne
ma Aion gBr) aasdAn Havana. 10 day. VA surs ssd
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In our remarks upou the fourth Assembly district
ddate which appeared yesterday We stated hat Mr..
Kenney had not resided In the district year He how
ever that he has done years past
He further stites that he never was candidate for
Assembly honors In the Sixteenth ward and could not,
therefore, be defeated With regard 70 his app,ation Of
OF NJ D. he says he is fully entitled TO IT, In consequence
OF his having been pupil OF the present Dr. OArnochan
and assistant the late Dr. Whitaker. Mr. Kenney 10
willing 70 resign In favor Of any hitting Union man,
could such be found and will keep that determination
til twelve O'Clock on Monday night.
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Increase IN Ia district Il ,t07
Tbese districts have been recently formed.
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stores to he Closed ON Election Day

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Regarding the coming election, cause Of more than
sufficient importance to dispense with the Transaction OF
business for that day, hereby give notice that
pace OF business viii be closed 70 afford employ ~
sufficient time for casting their and thus aid the
victory Of the Union ticket Union electoral tickets
be had AT Office TIL ten O'Clock A. NJ
wALDHElNER 4 GR0SshAYER, Al Dcy street.
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The Twelfth Ward Ratification Rally.
TO TIE EDITOR OF NE HEKALD.

In your report Of the meeting Of the democrats and
Union OF the Twelfth ward, which was held
Thursday evening last, at the hall Taird avenue
between l24h and l25th streets while You conveyed
idea Of things they openly tansped you did NOT state
all the facts which led 70 complete perversion Of the
original object Of the meeting, prevented respectable
gen, who present for the purpose OF speaking
from doing and resulted In outrage upon the two
candidates respectively nominated for the offices Of AS
semblyman and Supervisor BY ignoring their names
they from liberation, and substituting those OF other
Individuals In their stead That emnenty character
Atic Of the miserable from which II emanated
larger respec able congregation OF people,
With the exception Of the party of rouShs your reporter
has already noticed never assembled In Harlem. Many
sole purpose while hundreds embracing the weathieet
and most intelligent citzeus OF the locality, were pre-
pared 70 carry out the entire object OF the meeting,
which he ratification Of all the nominations made
by the regular democratic party To this end there had
been 10 vitet address the audience Hon. Fernando
Wood, Hon George Genet, Hosea B Perkins, j. Daggett
Hunt, Conrad schwaokhamer, John Keynton, Adam c.
Flanagan, John II. Manahan, Samuel Boudmsn and
number Of other gentlemen, al OF whom were present,
prepared TO perform their par and would have done
had no; been for the Interference OF the rowdes who
enectuay applied the gag process a 70 disgust every
were mace by Mr. Patterson the Secretary bat even be-
old and well known he 70 the citizens Of the ward,
received but the respect to which be was en-
titled In fact the concentrated endeAvor OF the imported
crowd Of incipent shoulder hters present pre-
vent the meeting from being carried on, and 70 nominate
whether these fellows gathered from the Of
half dozen wards aad 10 Harlem for the purpose OF
creating this disturbance not is q fact that may be
readily determined by the pIolic.
Az regards the persuading away from the place OF his
Honor Fernando Wood by ar IngrahAm the Seventeenth
dstrct candidate for the Assembly, when he appeared
.; the door for the purpose OF speaking the statement
gross libel upon the character Of Mr. lngraham, and
the report OF the committee, who made 1t, false In
every respect.
Mr.. Wood. a. well other speakers, saw u .
glance that the hall had been as II we're, carried by
storming party OF Individuals bought up by
opposing interest, and that II would be futile 70
tempt TO make themselves heard above the groans shouts
and yes for other people, mingled with tho toughest
epiheis that greeted the mention OF their
The whole meeting outrage upon the good Ter Of
the locality, Of which every respectable in the
mnnty Ia moet heartily ashamed. BY giving this
sertion you sill oblige the Union loving men Of
HARLEM.
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8 HIP NC NEW S


C1.kARED.
se.nsAp cry Of Washington B1 jeffrey, ooeeus.o~n and
ILverpooi-J % Dale.
s,eamship Bc~ussA cHam), Traumana. spothsupvn and
II amhurg-E Kunh.rdt
ship TIsg.ra Lawrence, Ilverpool-C c Duncan o.
shp Oh Er siand, Desno, Ilverpool-C Duncan A co.
Ship lnderwrticr RoberA, llverp ole 0~ros
khip Wild Rover, urow~ll massachusetts apa
Ship Louis Napoleon aiam) herring HAnburr-L Am.
slnck TO
psrh hUue Fr Couchsrd, Havre-B.yd HIDcseu.
Brg Sea Foam, BrigFs ksderS-J X low
Brig Franklin (br), cnshom. RarhAdcs-J whi,nsv On
Brx Orkney, Murphy, Hsvans-hAxulre 4 Armsryns
Brig Reporter. OHM LArdsnas
Brig y KING tBr. oonn- 5, John Md Dewof
BARK Merrill, Foss, Key W-~-B<nnsr A p~Ake
Brig icarian, Munger, 9Nvesson-P Smith 90
schr Ten Armstrong Kela-v, Porto Rlcp-H L nde~wo,d
schr VILLAGE belle 81, Harvey, Nespo Nd pswox
hchr Veteran srl Chapman. y John-P Sevius 4 So
schr AuKussa Cole Jsckscn,re.
a Co 49,
kchr DAVIS Alden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS noa A %
scm BaAer ~eelnAn, kexbe-n-J Smith 4 Co
hckr Manchester, kel~rn kirhmoad-C pi~r~a.
ecr r WARDS, -, PnisdelphA-J Mckee
tlouT al Val. korxch-NAaer.
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md the Metropolitan police CONTROLLED M an RESPECTS BY
sbe tools Of The Regency, seec a The means Of 40
complaining this purpose.
more nefarous project VIZ never set on foot than
that which we have expose and It win require the ut.
most seoomusnd and Judgment on the part Of voters
70 prevent their fp Into the trap which ret
70 deprive them "a their rights Insults and violence
win DO employsd by the neroenaSy politicians enrolled
In The rce acting under the eyes OF their superors
and under orders framed In ambiguous terms, 70 cheat
The citizen while promising him protection. Gan pre-
vent this outrageous perndyf
In the Nineteenth ward for instance there only four
or five polling districts. rhs 10 amoag the strongest
democratic wards Of the city, and Its population within
year has nearly doubled. In district the namee OF
thirteen hundred voters have been regAtered and VITA
the utmost expedition that can be used, II rs said
that not over nine hundred one thousand
persons have time TO vote, leaving about
three or four hundred voters 10 be excluded i 10
said that plan foo, for the police 70 march all
the black republicans they gather early in the day TO
the polls and stand by them until they have voted, and
then delay otherwise prevent others from voting,
and thus cut Of probably several hundred democratic
Vigilance committees should be appointed by Union
TO attend through the day at each polling district
and that justice DONE and that the voting impair
ITALY conducted.
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%BOOk Bindcry !

VINHE subscriber having rented the entire
Book Binding establishment of Worden
4 Cornelius and added 10 it his own tools, is
now prepared TO
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NAkPETS-a fine assortment BY
" Hursh & Goodman
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Would respectfully inform the public that he
has on hand fine assortment of Gold and
Silver Lever and LepIne Wa,ches-a good
stock of Gold, Cameo and Masonic Breastpins
of the latest style-God and Cameo Earrings
&c, which he intends to sell very cheap-also
a splendid assortment of FL sht- Day and Thirty
HourCLOCKSa and Time pieces. Every article
warranted to be what il is sold for.
The greatest care will be taken in Renal.
ring and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
!ewelry. and everything warranted TO give
satisfaction.-Please make him call, and
give him some trouble 10 show his Watches
and Jewe!y-July 81, 1855
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CvyT SyGJUEp

WILMINGTON, Del, sept. IL, ls5s.-hlessrs. Evans a
WATSON Philadelphia.
Gentlemen Tho Salamander Fire-Proof Safe Of your
manufacture, purchased by from your Agent, Ferns
uarrrtt, ofour city, nine months ago. So
verely tried by burglars last Saturday night and al
though they bad sedge hammer, cold ehises. drill
and gunpowder they did not surcced in opening the
Safe The Lock being Of Halls Patent Powder
proof they could not get the powder into IL but drill
ed hole in the lower panel and torcdn large charge
which ignited, and although the door, inside and
out showed tn" explosion not 10 have been small
il was not forced open We suppose they the
ter part of the night at work it, We much graf
ed the result Of the attempt enter it, and II the
shove facts of any sarvire at liberty to
them. Yours, truly.
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BAYNARD 6 JONES.
GREAT FTRE.-ANOTTER IRITNT'IT!l
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. March -, 1859.


kNONyILLE. Tenn. March i5 1888.
Messrs. EVANS WATSON, FhiladelJ bia:
G,Htsn'n-lt aford> me great prasur- to say to you
that the saamander safe. which purchased Of you in
February lSJs, proved to he what nded it
sure protection from Ere. My storehou-e together
with -eserai others burned 10 the ground March
last The SAFE tell through into the cellar. ard
posed to intense heat for six eight hours and when
1t was taken from the and OP-n"d all its contents
werr found to he in perfect state. the books sud the
papers not being injured any whatever. can cheerful
ly recommend your Saf-s 10 the community. relieving
as do that they fTeproof IL is possible
for any safe to be made. THOMAS J. POWELL
ga large assortment of the above SAFES always
on hand at 30t Chestnut Street date u South Fourth
ST., Philadelphia.
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ANOTHER TRIyNTH'
PHIIDuPmA. Sept. 90 1859.
To the President Of the Prnnsylvan Agricultural
Society The subseriber-, your committee 20 examine
the Of Salams nder Safe Of Evans watson,
after being exposed to strong fire on the Fair Grounds
for eight hours, respectfully r-preseut-
That after cords Of OAK wood and three OF pine
had been consumed around the Safe, it was opened IN
the presence of the committee and the contents taken
out n little warmed, but not even scorebed
Several Silver Medals heretofore received ~ the man
ufseturcrs and large quantity of documents were IN
til. Safe, and came out entirely uniDJured
The experiment satisfied Of the capacity of safes
Of this Kind to protect contents from any hTe 10 when
they may be exposed
The Committee awarded Diploma ard silver Medal.
Gao. ". WOODWARD,
J0HN " GEABT,
J.P KUTHEEIOED,
AIFEEDs. GiLLEr.
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BIND OR RE-BIND

DxluO Va IAG- -0A4WO
Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalogues, Newspapers &c.
either Full or Half-Bound, in various kinds Of
LEATHER or of Muslin, and lined with Marble
Paper of different fisures.
Old Bibles and other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials in
family, can be made more secure by the Bin
der's skill.
UrBlank Books. Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books, Pocket Books. Albums. Diaries. &c,
Lcttered with Gold
IN legible and durable characters, Ia order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made to suit
customers.
Binderv in Beavers wooden block, N.Third
ST, Lewlsburg
NOR SALE, CHEAP-A Lay Press and
/ Trimming knit,, convenient article for
Printers to trim pamphlets. &c.
May 27, SO. C.J.STAHL, Book Binder.
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UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHR0NlCLEMAY II, 1860
new FIRM AND new GOODS.
VIM, Brown Jr. 4 Chs. G. DunkIe,

VIM. Brown Jr. 4 Chs. G. DunkIe,
Having formed Partnership. at the old
stand of VIM. Il J. H. Brown, Market 81. above
4lh, Lewisburg,
A RE offering a large assortment O
N Fail and WINTER Goods,
consisting of Ready Made Clothing. Cloths,
Casimeres, Coatinss. Vesrings, Carpetings,
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drillings, Shir-
tings, &c.
Also large variety of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS such as Calicoes, Challies. Lawns,
Delains, Barages, Silks. GIngham>, ,Shawls,&c
Also all kinds of Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cedarware, Queens and Glassware
Fish, Salt, Tobacco.
Also all kind of Brick for building pur-
poses.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods.
BROWN l. DUNKLE.
Lewisburg, Oct 90, 1859
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SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!
Market. "

Arrangements .tor the lear
JACOB G. BROWN. having supplied ne
81 Lewisburg Market for the past six mani1,,
has made the following arrangements ior"
coming year
The best of Beef, Mutton. Veal and ron
can be had on Wednesday and SATURDAY mo-
nings of each week, at the Market House. 9
Market street between Schaflie's and NoLe"
Lewisburg, Pa. I;
His motto is Quick Sales for Cash, D.
Small Profits" Examine his meat
Ap. Is, SO. |. :. STERNER, Aseh.
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SILVER PLATED WARE,

HARVEY FILLEl,
No. 1922 Market street, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURES Of fine NICKEL SILL
YER, and SILVER Platter of Forks,
spoons. Ladies', Butter Knives, Casiors. Tea
Sets. Urns, Kettles, Waters, Butter Dishes,
Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets, Communion Ware,
Cups, Mugs, Goblets, &c, with a general as.
sortmen,. comprising none but The best quality.
made of the best materials and heariiy plated,
constituting them a
.Serriceobie and Durable article for Hotels,
.Sfenmboats and Pricate Families.
Odd Ware re-plated in the best manner
Feb. 81, ls60yl