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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

HA.Gle thjn- bas happened in the
ss:u,u of President this year, which
should .e, at re-, all cayil. II IL, that the
Sac, saicb elect the President, d. 50 by
oerr myrty tjr tie successful man
0Joss al apP,,iay cla3,di'es. Polk, Tay-
lr, Bl:o4a4r, aud other Presidents, were
elected through div .;ous Of opp'nents-
'iPPlOs Va by p.urlIi'y vote OF States
Not 50 with L,uclln. lie has 81 maj Of
The L ect0ral s3'ss-in the States Of Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts.
Kaode l.labi, & ,uuee:ie1., New York,
tslr-y ysarla, 0aio, Michigan, Indiana,
4.'i1o', Nseju,in, Iowa, aud Miuursota
"a each Of which be has an absolute
a,'rI'y oesr oil tie oPp,siay cr"d'1'tes,
'ai probably plurality IN Nv Jersey,
O''s'n aud California, giving him | i more
Lseilr,l vo,e>-;,7 maj in all
AbJ,h-r Conclusive fact i, that 10 none
those i Safes were the ms ri'ie.
s1'i, or -,eurrd by any suspicious of
haG3- Po.k's election, anj Buehanan'-,
ss's narred by proven allegations Of
eas'ing 4, the ballot-box sufhcentro 10 ren.
Ger doubtful the fac, Of their real election
'!Me People But Lincoln, maj rifles
'e NE aluse,f-clear, above-bOard, msg-
'''eehi, decided, aud uudoubted.
>. LOTTERY SWINDLE.-A grand swiDf-
.- 'f-hs4c'lpn wa, hrokrn up N Ihi.--
.-'Hdli ol NJ IuIay week 1t seems tuaa
'"''eaau !lFiug N the western part ot the
.'-'e wrote to Mayor Henry, asklug 4; hs
AA' used with his cuB>ent 10 recon-
mug certain lottery arm having 1t,
:" qi'r'ers 10 that city Indignant a.
- coupling Of hi. oficlai name with any
. "fsal enterprise, the Mayor placed
Is upin the track Of the knaves. The
=. ''1 Va, broken Up, aud keDdis was
g1'-r $500 bali. The.e lotteries,
''1er in Phladeiphis, Mary laud, or
saeff, are sSiud.iog places, aud they
'eeH SO ir'faen,Iy exposed By the
,"pIs, that We are led TO believe 1t
my those who do no, take the papers
''e 50 'snerau, as to paironiz. them,
Al fpo'iee, of the Louisville .J,urnal.
sr' Hp'sins tue secession movement
-. movements 10 the direction of Sc
;-.u u Want moral support, because the
,>'"n Is general tbs, the election oe
Ia Is the prefe1c, rarhe. than tn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

establishing 10 Lewi>burg was well
~. .rnaral cessation from bu>i-
.,3 .,rman 10 the m2ruins by
= : Car,i. IN the Blp'is' house.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
DR. DAVIS DEFIRATISE, or
DCampOuli Extract of JpglanS Eecia.

l. uuprrcrlrnte toe Of s~ron. and al cfun
dis.as-s di- oG the Liver. hdnsys aud tiEd- !.
Jauuoic- Drops Lr urA.;-. ruuic .cush TErcst "a.
: ttiiux e Ei. inrpisut tousunIH Htion. Neursig
CLF1tlr Afl IDatnTy In atI-i, to-tlrs uakits
s-E H-adt-l-. D. TIA Bizziur-s Nerve Affects
jhTcHlr >cro'uuus sure - and Ly eiss chIunir '
dular irlsrE uf hits swelling Old and obs'irn
terrs, N-rcra Jirrs and krupti1us. Noaes,s IA.
Of the 80 Liu Eztirz Iievr- ~ the Tae-. Nose srd
LIP. Malignant I.ting Jicrrs Of the Mouth, fonFLS.
Throat and -cf' Palate T=itsr. B-rie:- Itch snd D.
- IHs rEIN srd all cis-ascs airing fFo an u.
F-sE -TsTt % TrE BLOOD, Whether Ler"tA-y. srquirr
oreoHtEae;ed Ihe greet popularity WLrb ;his bVsluH
be remedy hFs a''stlf1 i owing % it. intrinsic efI's
not 70 th- rf1rt- of IL Proprietor IL u U-sd BY
r!a-ss- sIi Th is.aus tE hsut ths fouuiry, LAsiu
viin---e-i i-s -derf1I .LrfERIGVE ANDCUKs1ITS
,1rt, IL IL TaloIs chronic DISEASES, 10 L.; Le.itai. 70
recon mend II a-a
NALU BIZ AND ETIiiuLE sEnicISK-
OHr" anl Ie.ot. az Rae Street Pun t-;SE.4 Leg
DI. Davis IsAy b. couzull-d on al :iseas-s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

.s,-avY NAME" on cur first page, af-
"a. 6os chance for some Of our Poet'-
N, -,.,rnei readers to reply.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

OF numbers, rebels, holhaad., fools, aud
traitors, furnished the maiu tod, f ,-r...
10 be ReVoiu'ioo. They supported A >
ron Bafr for the Presidency lus'esd If
lhntnas Jefferson, the authu. uf the Dc
larauoD ut Independence aud founder Of
Toe Dem cratic party. The next ch.rac
teTistic step was 10 uui!l!y the laws oi
Corgre.s and draw the sword against
Gcrerument presided over by such men 4 ;
Jackson, Clay, aud Webster Ever since
then the turbulent aud diSuuiou senti
menis Of the Government have made their
headqIar,crs IN SoIrh Carolina. They
we're maddened when Calhoun failed 10 Ell
feet the ie.i scheme of secession, and have
ever slnce mace their patriotism subscrvi-
cnt TO revenge. The State has 20 cnuse
for complaint. No slave can escape fl. III
her far southern borders. The tariff paws
the expenses Of the Federal Goperument
and there Is nnthiug lacking but to keep
up State Government TO her Hiking
The Federal Government, then, does not
lay the weight Of lrs !'tle finger upon her,
but has t. endure her Cougressmen who
swim IN whisky aud bully all Washington.
-.S.mier" s undpcl, T,eaion, T,aa.
ftTEHsBvHG. Va, Monday, Nov. 90
lsCt.-oen'1or Chugmln La, beeu uomi
mated ~ the Democratic elucus at Ka-
leigh, Y. c, f,r L. :. Senator.
Tie Hon. u L Nau!ey was elected
Supreme Court Judge by the Lrsisa'ure
Of North Carolina Gu SATURDAY. Ter
was considerable talk amoEg the members
Of secession.
RIcuMoND VA, Monday, Nov 2G 1850
III Hon. + iuund Ruin of NlTgluis
arrived here to-iay from South CarOhua,
having failed, 81 far, 10 hitch Virginia to
South Cary.ins. Mr. Rgain /, an honest
d.,uu!9ni,t. He admitted this evening,
"a the Presence OF several gentleman, thai
be was for dlsunion, 40 m1ifer ,rho hQd
been chsrfcl
AUCrsrA, GA, Monday, Nov &c, 1860
Tie Hyu. \ ii Stephens aad DR.. Per
klns have hen unanimously elected
Dele. ates to the STATE Couveu'iou from
iaiiafcro County. Nr Stephens made
Characteristic Conservative speech.
lion. J pAU " B,,is writes to a frcni
that ~ uraiuIa Is sound 10 tie core on tie
Union Ie,tion, ana BIS n id'n If being
hI'chcd 20 or dragged int any movement
that looks ike oue Of ir,g,lpn."
Gov Nisolin, Of kentu,Sy, has wit
ten strcug letter IN oFpo-r'Ion 30 the
scheme OF the seces>lonI,:s. He Te.ari-
the election Of Lincoln as 10 cAus- for
'scce>>inu or rebellion" and aliUdts to
the alleged wrongs sustained by the Sou:h
at the hands Of the North. Iet be sals
lie is opposed to secession.
Nerscl,et T. J,has9a, 10Th inst, writes a
public letter, saving. - Lucoln's el"crlnu
Is au event which confidently an'ic'pAt,d
from the disruption If The Ch4rir-r'n
Do not ibiGk hs ,.rcr.ru
sufficient cause for >,Ces.rnr.'
The precinct Of !iarper', Ferry, f.
son county, Virginia, vot a, +" ioS-, f &
President Dauglas 37S, Bel..sj, Breck-
iuritse l.. s. IT appears that the De-
mocracy of Ha1ier's Ferry, which place
bore the tiuul oi J"hu Browns raid, we're
10, afraid 10 trust Douglas.
Fisher (Linco!n aud BelD has 24S msj
for Congress, ia the State of Delaware.
The Leg r>iarure j. tie.
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1 L.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
500 ycw advertisements.

..Y,,ia" must give us.his name.
"a . and a. next week.
H-pN At Lcwi,hurg Is Agent for the
Art Association" AdVt next week
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
Boots and Shoes.
Auditors S Notice.

IN the Orphans Cuuu OF Uplun county. II
I The matter : p estate Of he Rev. fu"Ns-
II tnr dec q. acc, u'l of saul Ntoimlck, WHO
wa> \ imtlI,Isarrr OF R-v. Thomas H,ud. a.
flet ty Wn. Fsarnn. Ir., Aihini~,rator cf
>ali Saul M'Cormick, now deceased. Ih-
Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit sa.j
account, aud repofI distributor Of The balance
due The e>tlIe Of said Rev. Thomas Hood,
VII meet lie parties interested far the purPo-
>e> Of hi> appointment at his office IN Lewis
burg On Friday the Both day OF November, A.
b. $50, al o clock. 4. NJ
JOHN B. LINN. Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

g?res Lincoln recently made long
l-f-rrei business visit, With his wife, I"
Ca:l.l, and va. met by alnirIng crowds
uev-ry s'oPp,ng p,iat. IL mile bret,
ulgr zln, cnuc.iitrory sl!te-s,s at ucar-
is every depot, a, the easiest way OF sat
i.iyirg the lockers on. Al Chicago, lac
met lauuibal ilamliu for the ars' 'IH".
All the Interview was very cordial. lhry
VISITED the W,gwam shieh is uoT to te
taken DOWN aud other important PLACES
,ase,her, aud parted to meei again at
Washington aud assume those Increasing
Il Or ercus dIfies TO which the people u
us SltI0n bise called them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

,n~On Monday Of thi. week, boiler
:, ~. of the Nlut1ur rolling mills, 10
ppr.lr. exploded. instantly killing a
,-,kg,,p fy rHe name of Ja,,Ph Reading,
,p! .sr,ao..y Djlr,or several others. The
u,, .u...intd 50 much damage that oVe-
ration. are suspended for fs~ days.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

,5-p,,say trains up, now pass Lewis
an hour later than formerly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

c-.l.'rcoIa i. not our President say
some Zen cats, "far We did not vote ''r
him" W. though, rbe True Democratic
,.r,ae x.s submission to the miJ rily.
III nav not b. yrur cnric-, tn' he Is a.
rg.h your President as FDk, rl,rce, or
B.,sssre o1is. Don't behave ke spoil
ei children, now, tur try to Sc mru, ard
sssnit,orheee llttle ny aud d'wnS IN phi
lie, 4. w. have oileu dIae when We couid
1t help It.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

The regular monthly meeting of The Socieiy
for moral aud Religious IqIry will be held
next Sunday ar-ruoon, at half past two
o'clrck, N the Bapu>i church. 4 Report on
Africa viii he read by Mr.W. T. HelItngs, oi
Pm LadelrhIt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

d.. Remington, tho defeated, rau far
o. t,s ticse, At home.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

Estate of ELIZABETH BAKER, dec.
A DMINi>TRAT0E'S MOTT. E.-Where-
~ a. LeIier> of Administrator on The
e,,ar- of Elizabeth Baker, late of Duifaloe Up.
~ UuIrn c"uutv, deceased. have been gran
ted 10 the undersigned. all persons knowing
themselves indebted Ia laid estate are reque>-
ted ta make immediate payment; and those
having claims against it Will present them
properly authenticated fur seirlen ent to
w BAKER admir-
Bufaloe TT. Nov 90, lS6o
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

OLD ABE.-Aulhen'ic Steel Portraits ut
the PrPs'jent-olect. tor sale al the Chrome c
otiice-Price Only % cts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

The above portrait rf David NCrearv, Of Napier
TwpWhn. th- iisr Of August l. ma l. a iavit
trf justice OoI-E that hs treated Tor The e
CASCfE b. ;hrs -css uf Be !t"ri c'uuts and Icy r
OF Ec-ri, College 'inriunsti. for period
u..rlv light mouths uotS outstanding which has tp.
nae. and parton = hts tf ctssk tcTe cHttry e1fE
lICrgI lie hd al hope, shen he heard "f the
blood ~-srrifrr. and iniurd to try il. Your bot
rs cur.i tim. ani although sady al .-arrdj ther- l.
QUESTION tut tti- Invaluable dc.n- SAVED his lie
Tk- iui particulars 4 THIS remarkable ma! lie seen
in Cr5uiar % he had Of suy q the A:-Bis-
~ s!-o refer of Nancy B-akn-y. of Eirrton
Armstrong GO ~ cured II -CR0EULA after being unable
I, ~ oIt Of h.- fr tIfr" year
To ihe of aly in AH>nuyi!'e Clearf-i Co, who
wa "a afflicted with >s-nfula IN its worst f0rrn
To- tl- Il Ga..r-r Nri--i r~-IIrr in carr town
Cambria 20, Pa. Who badly rtiirt-i with Cancer
that h- Of aud his worse, II
po..iti-. ttar VI 'rrArN's.
lte artiruer. jtH-- caseseverv Of which was
cured ~ 1t. the 'r,i -a-, her"rary also be
found ia u Circular TO be bsi Z sny of th- A."nts
EN-. u nov. Proprietor.
rD Iabrrat1ry the ui' ana sale n-ar n
pauua Earu-,i r~fo- II H.jitiay -hur. Pa. -''t ~ >
". -.nafi. L~,y'Saarr: N'Crri-ht Uan-s Ruf,loe y
Ea.i~. Rudy Hmm .lrarli farnrr.vl~; tunnsihss
4 wtm.r. IIartl-,on; l. II R--,ii Miliuhurs; u :
st-um, wiufrli; >hiuI!e Wasenceisrr, se'insroVe;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

- Preach'ug IN the Presbyterian Ch mex
Sabbath. murHlng and eve, ty MIR. fiuney.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

Il f'oilee, Of the Louisville .J,unal.
At, hp'ains the secession movement
a.. movements 10 the direction of Sc
-. - Want moral support, because the
,>'"n Is general tbs, the election oe
Gu Is the poefer. rather than tn
0a'e Of disuniob."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1, 1880.
The Fsclino IN MnrgIdnd.


Ibe letters n your paper exhibiting the state OF feeling
In the South exaggerated This is point where
che Southern sentiment freely communicated in
aud us al a your correspondents running ahead they
are ike the political leaders behind the people In the
matter OF determined resistance to faasticism.
The people OF MArylsn are nlw thoroughly alive to
The issue ard deep though quiet spirit pervades all
classes WHO irembe Consequences OF tho election
Of one sworn TO the irreprcssibe agitation situated
are have cause 70 feel more serious alarm at the
threatening storm than any Of the extreme Southern
States can people cling to the Union, because when
the clash OF secession comes here will be felt the
nrs, shock No threats meoaces are heard here yet
We ali pray that Nes York NAV save us from the fury
OF fanatcsm but whenever the occasion quree ~,
Mary land will be unit, ana with the south We have
more fearful tale OF wrong, at the hands OF aoo-
lltiouam TO recite than Georgia; we have SUI
Tered aud complained less than other states; hut
the for bearaoce OF Mars ani only furnishes the proof OF
the aruness che Will exhibit when orbearsucs is no
longer virtue.
The whole state IL now ia a state OF excitement ani
alarm sGch never Witnessed within ls borders
The electoral u tho STATE VIII be cast for Beckii
ridge by . majority OF eral thousands aud tas has
been brought about not by meetings, Or tue usua trum
pery OF pOiticd warfare. but by general sentiment
which Indicates the duty Of ARry declaring herself
eaby the side 1f the South. All the appaas
OF the Bell party their magnificent msetiugs stract no
the untring Effort. OF the Dlugas party are
without effect and pronounced the nonse use OF ias
ton the operations OF toe republicans permittcd ia
suien mutterinss and the universal question IL,
what will New York dor II lost, What Is 10 5ecJme Of
usY At the moment when u was announced ~ telegraph
from CHARLESTON that state had Withdrawn from tho
National venton the Ell iien but universal cry OF the
people here a. all parties "Let Mary land 20 too "
just will bef the sad hour comes when the souta-
upon good cause No protests lrom
any quarter sil he tolerated by the people, who Will
swing Maryland with the south wherever they 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05


Norsksrn Kaas ffsas 81 A> c5a4sct. g.
feel that our time ., trial e At hsai sad TIA
uns,s the people Of the North themselves, shs
% the .rops Influence n dcmssosuc-, and AMI
act Tor themselves upon the absorbing polic, qissbls
q 'es asy, shat be plunged 1910 rcvolui,, u
cni q shich none c,n fsreses. ! tns,
Norerucss Agxh ~ tho threats ~ dsuoioi and ressrd
'bfm !" mls words, used " nu-ds,e' m, they spe,<
TO" s1orsose AM not from xBosledse roey do o.,
sno~ ~hA Southern men have a si.xe 10 toe prcseat
issue sas besides oeiag pftt5csi lrsm their araas "
they 90 rot care T. tbs ,ne eord slavery .,,ud,
harsh, al 'avors o. eePon rhey koos NOTHING ~ the
nslue n African ,erviaie of 10 aGo,,a = the .,ve
for msser o. he rights privileges - g, ,ats, r.,
prosab,y never inquired vnather a1ytaiat r,r,t
De sail In is defence aai, consel icuty c,ui yss a.
rcsson WHY they " deprive the slsvel s8er ~
Constitutional right " sth hs property iata tn en-,
Territories Of the Tattoo.
| an NORTHERN ms-S9rn "a Nsw YJrk-snl hag.
lived bit tvo years ~ the Sor'h tctms hs-. ~sh ~
inperfec, IDEAS o. Soathrrn sni sDu,aera asutd.
toes but, n obeef vstoa. think 40 rclH
rr'snt n lndFe talersSlv wel NJ both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05


AfhioSAhRs READY MADE crorn~e.
Pine Black Cirh rroes .o.s. from ga 10 sas
'A"'' A'' "A Tr1s wasips roas % sis s m"
= c...lmsrs e nm. Ton nissss
Carr oee ana Psisnh.n IL scs .d Hall
s,i'Se ~ Pant. c,a.s,ouably cut from
s,,,a s9n ,,omps.p
Tsc Above Goods c., made uimme n the nos,
''P''''" "' oar
s,k ~ lsrn.Ai,g s,,i. i - -,no.,. form. uea.on
Joaa scKisiEy.
--------- : = :, e1,.'-- : --,ee--,---
suitsbi, for bal sys ,. e, ana s,s.s oosi'ns.
tcos, 10 Import as /. $40.
-
N" pSSss S Sn., ,.ce red .r ILLINOIS .a yutror
4'V rn ns'L srss1 PA PlR Rs srst sIsS'
r. AIyIRr co
norrLAK srocKs
Large 'ddasP: vi, Dc s.is Q,
, MEsisoss sn ~. = , ,Ess GOODS
ru'chseaa1 me Ase l~v a,cisr sses "a,
------.---.----@
ALL THE rAssioS.p SHADE
PLAIN RlcH Silks
YUscHIA, MAGENTA. Rosg HEuvo Ac. &c.
LORD AND TAYLOR.
----------
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
~ peces 4 4 Irish Ne ~ ynrd
So e,ees - irsh anrns At Is os.s p,r yard.
wees Il s. and q sss ss per- ssra
dC,.a .. n; ssssr r. !. GS: .s 'As'
80 6tr~n p.nsst kapkiuss ~ IN per eo,.n
S.n
loo nsirs Bl,r0fs ali sizes and price.
lsD Nsrs.i lee 9uilts fire md ~ytrs nue.
~ psirs Zoe AL wool Plan o. yer yard no
The above are rr~s,, h,lo. their vain. a.r,y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

The plan OF secess ion 10 agreed upon and ttay only
watt r. publican triumph 10 carry IL int execution
South Caroua xi take the Lead and will be aimed
Is Thousands ~ volunteers from the joining StAes.
The fepsrat0n oeuno. be effected peGceably and In.
deed II sey inst coercion and resistance viii be fol-
lowed 10 the bitter tDd.
The only possible chance OF svertipg the impending
caiamiles IL BY defeating Lincoln Then with the rights
q all guaranteef the Union will still exit, and the ma.
ton would live and thrive and gro until her gigantic
arms had eucirced the whole American continent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

"A ohEA CiEAhkd OUT 1Aih.-nusH d sytD
ne a = T. z sS1E
& ss S Is Laos.
bss s eRS asss
and ~non psssrse iaess viii ma mrs an opportunity
A ARE THE H hapEFs At o 9fs.xs,
sURPAss ANY OTHER HOUSE
THEY ARE REALLY UNRIvALED
gRssss uouA
Ap .ne x one Is ''S fsE q sHssos
particularly call the attention Of the ladies' = The follow
We purchase all our goods for cash. hsre saving 10
70 10 per cent unc those who buy on time.
The garments are III @anaac,ared In Be ssabasimen
under Immediate supervision aud we thus saved
large per centage.
These advantages should INDUCE adywho requires
Examine and thereby ssh. from 10 20 50
''' CRYSTAL PALACE rMPoRItos
W. Z. sosrRrs.
DIR ocnE sHAwLs, WOOL sHAwIs.
srELLAs.
FALL AND WINTER SHAWL
or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
sAr Low PsroEs
Nos 4sl TO as7 BROADWAY
NOS Il aud - CATHAaIsE STREET.
CoN1INUATIos
" GREAT BAS II Hgh SALE
PRIVATE TREATY
forming the estates Of
S Ses%ss Sys sss ! sa 15'aS
and ". Elliott %.
formerly MCKENZIE. Canal street.
now co: s sieE s.ssls :, ~ store
rhes. combined stocks having bear purchased the .s
BELOW Isr Oh itFss COST.
VIII % 0"e's' UNPARALLELED PRICES.
to easc, total clearance
J.. PROCTOR. rransferee.
have StD a:s .sd.d case. number usv
- CLOTH SsS:z 2. Ks, =,
WINTER sHAwIs from iScr!os a, s.,ss!n.
(yHEAP SILKS FROM AUCTION.
exc. 7sa csc nd 81 per yard.
LORD 4 TAYLOR.
Fos 46l 10 4s7 Broadway.
CAEPE1s, CURTAIN IN NA lIHa AND FURNITURE
The sasr e sts@s Sv eli s''Ss
A Il STEWART 4 20.
u go pieces extra quality aFAscY DRESS SILKS.
Ats Cd p.r'yard.
po pieces X wide RioH PARIS DRESS SILKS.
win be onsre, on Monday; spv sTswssr .oo
$50 49,
EvKSIEG SHADES MORE ANTIQUE.
Just RECEIVED PER srEAxis.
Ma per yard.
LORD 1 TAYLOR.
Nos asi TO IS, Broadway.
EALL AND wISTER cLoAKs
ALL THE LATEST PARIS STYLES
row ssADr
LORD rAYLoR's
Nos 70, to aU BROADWAY.
Nos and - cArHARIEI STREET.
FASHIONABLE DREss GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
LORD AND fAyLoRS.
No. s6l 70 ACT BRJADWAy,
Also a stores
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Minute Men In the south-Articies OF Or
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as by adopted by The Minute Ncu Of Eig,heti,
c. and which Is the model generally adopted throughout
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bPEUlAl. NOTIONS.

CEkTRAL PARK-oRDIEANCE -THE BOARD OF
~ Commissioners OF the Central Park do ordsia fol
TIE Central Park sn. daily 70 the public during
ocloet 10 ne moInsx On selock evening
rsns sr ra cao APRIL say June October an, 70
the tning and during the months OF July August and SEP
TENDER rom nve o'clock In the morni until sevea O'Clock
The may direct that any Of The entrances
the P.ik be closed may special
b as r s or poren thereof remain open
q he SHP the IF 60
trail Park except when il i open as above provided
No dog shall I allowed upon any Doroo o. the Central
ns five ss IN eags nor .S1n any 1 0 we'd to lead
.onsrs b. osnrs fsrs shall bring apos The Csas PARK
Branch or POI ton o. sr,e hruS pisut or o.er
fowl ether birds the Park throw any
shs ore discharge on in the Central prs
double header any fireworks thing under other
& s s sss1. q tho
aha. pos, oisrx ann bin NOTICE
Park nor upon any Of the gates or enclos yes thereof
the play he
' PAX amy @ e,
NO military large. company, civic her procession
10 lbs ss s n
dog after the word horse, in said ordnance
Tho Ordinance adopted September IS 1859 hereby amend
ed by inserting the word omnibus the words "or
press wagon with or without passengers. or any
The above ordnance adopted and pss,d at meeting
OF the Board 4 Commissioners Of the Central Park duly
vened and held tn. s day OF November 1850 and pub
fhed In ooeiie h. of act entitled An
Act for the Regulation and Of the Central Park 10
the City OF New York passed April H. 1851 The following
section Of said act Ia applicable 70 the above ordnance
issr
conviction before the Mayor Recorder magistrate Of
the City OF New YORK. by fine MT exceeding Atty doars
and default Of ymen by Imprisonment not exceeding
thirty DAYS
BY order OF the Board. -
r NJ BLATCHFORD.
President OF the Board Of the Central Park
AkDhEW II. 3RkEN,
Comptroller OF the Park.
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GREAT CLEANING OUT sALl.-MU6r b SOLD
"a before the lat OF February a going out OF the
business X UHLFRLDEK sol Canal street, tkroe doors
wss Of Broadway, wiz positively sell LIS season biz entire
Hosiery and Gloves Ribbons French Fancy Goods Hat
Dreasss Gold Ornaments Chenles &C. under prt see
and without reserve Ladies' will and this opportunity
which Y seldom offered. Please sAllsfy yourselves