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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

gEyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy fand on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville
joining tract on which ne resides the lands OF CAPT jean
Jones The land equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent failing water with the INST beautiful building ate
In the and II the midst Of the finest neighboThood
Ameriss sprils NATHANIEL BAXTEP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
AM offering for sale the EOuse and Lot Cherry
occupied BY Mr. B Weller.
The house very large and commodous containing TWEEN
ty with servants CELLARS coal and wood Sheds
The house good order Of it being recently rebuilt
better adapted for first boarding house than any house
in Nashville
The about front by hundred seven
tye feet; and the house situated the
addition that would render oommodous any hotel
the city.
large portion Of the furnurecsn thehouse
II desired.
1t is well known that hotel keeping is in this eia most pro-
habe business ard to wishing engage in such
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible
on being convenient to ali the business portions Of the city
For terms &c, apply to
dec24-d A. V, s. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

.BEADAs c. sCHOLTz
BRADAS q SCHOLTZ.
Chndy ManUfa cture
importers AID Wholesale Dealers in
ALI n IN IDS OF FOREIGN FRUITS, CIGARS
LIQUORS. GROCERIES, dc, &c,
"l'' Maih Street, four doors below Broad,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
AGENTS FOR II. L. STYLES,
superior Fresh baltimore Can oysters.
oysters Tor Shipment PACKED securely in Ice and all pood de
.ss s, n'sfeat 70 Nashville Depot free OF charge
4 "A CASKS Quarts; 80
" 20 do Pints;
% i barrels Lemon Cordial;
% \ do Ginger Brandy;
10 casks Cherry Brandy;
For sale low at No. Is and IS Market street. bv
hAVS HPa HUGH NIGERIA
Nuts
Z BBLs' Brasil Nuts; 10 bbls Texas Pecans;
~ ~ 40 Elioertsi Is do Almonds;
10 do English Wanuts;
In store and for sale low at - Market street by
yule-s HUGH MCCREA & co
DBImE JAOLD VA AND MOCHA COFEIsTs
n . large lot IS fery reduced prices
'eP% SAVE. ORB,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29
Law BOOKS.
p MN 70 TX a CO..
BOoK SELAERs

Have gust received the following collection Of
Law pablcations. to which tley beg to invite the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

A. PINTO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
DEAIER TX
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
No. Union and American Building,
Cherry Street, near the Post office,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PINTO respectfully announces TO the
~ public Of Nashville, that he has just opened
Cigars directly from Hayanna by way Orleans
which he offers for sale by wholesale retail There may always
be found line Of Regaas Impea, Conchers
dres Operas, CazaOTs and other excellent brands such as
Washington; Fl Sultan;
CerVantes; la Flor de arrange;
Ingemuidad; III sol;
NcCOtiana; la Esquisfta;
FL Principe FL NOnpIus ultra;
COmsuclOS; La Isabel;
HerOina; La Ceres;
Anfatigable; Flor de Pujadas;
Figaro; Plenty Of Room;
Partagas Flor de J. VI. NJ;
Flor de Morales; Union Jack;
La CeIina; &c.s &cs
febl0Ldh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

PLOWSI PEOWSgI PLOWsIgf
M WI keep constantly band fun assortment Of pors
~ --alal1et1rel 81 the Tennessee FloEr EacEo-
l-lsis would do yell 60 give cali before
men as good steel rlov as has been larsi
u tli7 eis a. from tea 10 twenty per 700
A-te oesn paylnsf The same qlliiiiy Of pioVs.
49, ~. ?. q G. ANDERSON,
sool % and a5 eorns- ssoadand Colees streets,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

VII be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks in Virginia.
Chattanooga ana Dalton and Stations the kast Ieennesse
Georgia Railroad, dollars per ton Of 2OO pounds
To Nashvil and an Stations the Nashville & Chattanoog
Railroad at nine dollars per ton OF 20U pounds
TO Tuscumba and Stations East OF Tuscumha1 an thu
Memphis Charleston Road dollars per ton, and al Ss-
n INC N twelve nlILars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

sup. Nashville q C1aftaHooga r p
b. AIRES,
W J. ROSS,
Sups. HCmplis q Cla,lsstcu r. r;
X. G. JACKSON,
ep7-H SlD. East Tenn q Georgm r. 2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29

K. J. LXLAss eEO. X HITCHINps,
hy1SS &c HitCIai7aZ z.
SLAVE DEALERS,
No. 33 Cedar street, NASHVILLE Tenn,
WWTILL all times buy Negroes suitable for the New Or
leans Markets We invite all persons who have Negroes
10 sell to give u' a call I've
HOUSE PAINTING,
FHNHE subscriber Is prepared execute with the greatest
prompness al contracts, however large which NAV BE- n-
dered in style and upon tes which to give ttae.
ton. He is also prepared 70 execute al manner Of
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, AND MARBLrAs.
Having In that department secured the services exper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having WORK in his
give him a call before making final Arrangements
r. T. FLEMING,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-29
Negroes for SaIe.

III y Circulars containing nchemes Tor the month wall be sent
free Of expense by Addressing as above jan27
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Heads, l Win: Tails, Won Loss. -

Ihis Is the principle the Slaveocracy
acted upon in the National Democra
Convention. Ii Breckinridge and the
Slave Code had the nomination, oil we'll,
aud the Douglas men and Free States
must submit: if not, then the South
would "bolt," aud break up the Demo.
cratic party.
Aud jus. so in the Presidential Elec.
ton. % the 9Th of November, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, &c, went
with New York, Massachusetts, Illinois,
&C., into o Presidential Elec,ion-ttus,
virtually and in good faith, agreeing to
abide By the decision thus sought under
our laws aud Constitution. If We had been
defeated, they would have required our &C.
4uiescence. But, the moment the Slave.
ocracy found they were not successful with
their bolter Breckiuridge and the Slave
Code, they "bolt" again, and threaten to
tear in sundcr the Union.
The selti,hness aud the faithlessness of
Slavery, is completely illustrated 10 these
two facts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Eailyius round our Liberty;
A. II band Of trother- Joined,
ieAce and .Atlty We sAall f.ui."
On Monday night bold robbery va

On Monday night bold robbery was
committed in the Eagle Hotel, Milton
The thief eutered one OF the rear windows
of the Hotel, aud uubarred the front Ii all
door SO as to make an easy escape in case
of being followed. He then went up stairs
aud tried several rooms, when be came to
one occupied by Mr.. Joseph Bird, of Sha-
mokin, who unfortunately had neglected
locking his door before retiring. A gold
watch aud abou, S75 in money, including
a safe key aud valuable papers, were stolen
from Mr.. B. After leaving his room, the
thief went on the third storey, aud entered
the room Of one Of the gas work men in the
employ Of Mr. HeIme, who in some man-
ner awoke aud gave chase after the scoun.
drel down stairs, but failed Of catching
him.
Ga Sunday afternoon, abou. . o'clock,
the family of Geo Zimmerman, in Upper
Augusta tosnship, about 81 miles from
Sunbury, discovered the entire upstairs of
the kitchen attached to their dwelling, to
be on FIRE. The flames originated from the
pipe Of the cook-stove, which communi-
Gated sparks to the roof Mr.. Zimmerman
made an attempt 20 save the contents Of
his house, aud with the assistance of his
ueighbors be succeeded in getting the fur
nture out Of some Of the rooms, but a
greater portion Of bis household goods was
consumed with the house. All their
clothing except what the family had on
their backs was also consumed.
Saturday night week at about s o'clock,
the Steam Saw Mill, belonging to Follmer
& iiollope,er, at Watsontown, was destroy.
ed by fire. 1t is supposed by those who
were earliest a, the FIRE that it was caused
by an incendiary. In addition to the
mill, large quautiiy of shingles, paling
and lumber was destroyed-ioss about
$1,000, insured in the Lycoming for
s. 800, and York $1,000. We under
stand arrangements are being made to re-
build the mil at once.
Protested bILLs.-William Kelly for
Governor, William C. Grain for Lieut..
Governor, William ". Wright for Canal
Commissioner, aud William c. Rhodes for
State Prison Inspector, have all been pro-
tested BY the People Of New Yosk BY some
SO. GOO uajcri'y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16


/ The above is the correct and complete
vote for Uniou eounty-but not the cticiai
Hsrtletou Borough was rejected by the
ajority of the Board Of Return Judges,
for two reasons: lst. Neither the Jui se
nor an Inspector Of the Election appeared
with the Returns, but they we're sent iu
By some one to whom an Election Officer
(who was taken sick) entrusted them.
I'd. The regular Return paper was not
received by the Prothouotary, who had
only the Tally paper Giself complete
form of returD,) aud the List Of Voters.
No one doubted but it was true acc punt
Of the vote polled, although not in form or
by the proper person. 1t was rejected.
Old Abe can get along without that 10
majority, but if Sheriff or Prothono,ary
depended upon that undoubted vote, the
irregularities could somehow be overlooked
As it was, the Commissioners had paid
the expenses Of the Election Board before
their work was pronounced invalid. So
nobody suffers, ouly Harteton has no
snare iu Father Abraham's Admini>tra-
ton. We'll, be more careful hereafter
fad how Elections should bs conducted,
and then couform thereto.
w here all have done SO we'll, it may
be delicate to discriminate But we will
remark that Le@i,burg, which 20 years
ago gave lie pofe between Harrison aud
Van Buren,, now gives Lincoln more than
) to over all-East Butf,loe also > 10 l
against Fusion-and, Kelly, is 9 to !.
O.d BufflIoe aud Union are over > TO on
the right side, New Berliu just = to ov-
er Fusion, and White Deer aim ost = to |.
Oit Hartley together gave more than to
l-Hhile Limestone and VI fii,uturg have
reliable msjJrity, aud West Butilloe
fall, but ,rlio behind Let Us keep uni.
,ed-circulate well those papers, which
speak throughout for the Right, aud our
county will continue to grow stronger.
THE HUNDREDs.-Unionc county has SIX
elecuon boxes, adjoining each other, which
gave their veto against the swlnd!er Fusion
ia three fuurPs rsch-yIz
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
THROAT DISEASE.

This large cas- If dis.As.s ineuIins Ulcerstions In
famstOEs. Bron HAL lrTitAtinns &c succrs.frf
ly treated by the Of Dr Davis Depurstiv- u
Davis Throat Az ypllcatIun. Read the iOiCsiuS cAs~
sie-1y after long continued suhrrin-:
E.sl TUVN. th--t-r Co July 2, ls3
DR DAvIs-nsaT SIR: About tive years ago, vass
tackled with disease Of tn. throat hIcL Srad
uslv, but at times hen would take cu,t the psin
suf-rin. would very distressing, IaIis With
lns- Of yoc- To such extent that could speak
shnss whl-y~r The disrA-- continued getting
~ Outstanding under medical treatment q
f-r~nt Thy-icians Becoming alarmed at my condi.
ton. crncu!sl o. 60 70 Phiiael phs and u you.
whch you recoI-ctl did in the winter of ls5l. when
you recommended me to take your D-purative nuc By
the Of four bottles Of it in tinn With YOUR
throat application. entirely cured, and have
maiSrd we'll 1t l. more thsn year the
Was effected. Respectfully. YOUR friend.
MAHGAEkTTA r BISHOP.
ES-pR DAVIS AN-T-sCrOf JLOUs uiNfNEN1 and 1uEo.8
AFPLcaII should sccomrHny the Depursive in eassg
0: >crofni0u> Cic-r- ami Ulcers 4c- of the Throat
ty Call on the Agents, J.BAhER & co. Of
LewisbuTs and procure Circulars containing . Isxx
mas of " vdrne- in favor of the medicine.
BAKER CO, A.ts for Union county. issly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

lHE NEGRO Acr-lu all the counties
II Maryland, from which We have receiv-
ed returns, III which the act for the co.
slaVeuen' Of free negroes was submitted to
'de people, the voters have emphatIcally :
'oa sIsnaAy denounced that unjust and
eneorisiIau law. Tie question has been
mel aud decided without any reference to
pny politics, aoi the law Is defeated By
SS'!fi'Ies amounting almost to unanimity.
i-' result Is greatly creditable 10 tue
e'aaaes 10 which the vote was taken, aud
''''aole to the State at large.-Bditi-
"0'e American.
LEAyESwoRrH, Nov. l2-Complete
'e'lfOs from the Kansas Territorial elec-
Hoa i'r members of the House of Repre-.
sl','ITes show large Republican ma.
!lr;y.
lie Hon. Marcus J. Farrott addressed
'hrss aud enthusiastic crowd last evening,
assembled in houor of LiDcolu's election.
tae Streets were illuminated aud salutes
s's0' s' aud the Wide-Awakes paraded with
tuA rsuks
D!s'i!, Judge of Elections in Phila-
s"pn'a' who vas convicted of substituting
cee' returns Of the election 10 the First
.'ug'e'slonal District Of Peuusylvau
"u,. 'ne Douglas candidate, Mr.. Will
L, Lehman, has been sentenced to
Aoa halt years imprisonment and the
r!0ent OF foe Of $500.
4 special asen, of the Government has
.''ed .''e''ed John A M'Conuell, assistant
s""la''er atNewry, Blair county, Penua,
,.r eaarge Of robbrng the mail. M'CoD-
vas committed iu default Of bail to
,n bis trla! at the next term Of the u.
ps'flet Court for Western Penua.
"a, 'o, i'afaJ elite s. Foster, L. S Scna,
4. 'O' Connecticut, was married ou Thurs
i've: seeE' to Miss Martha F. Lyman, of
... S.''0a' Ten of the brides brothers and
cts '' all married, were present at the
Tony, with their families.
tIilcA, Ind Nov. 3.-Fox. who mpr-
,S .'sa Colonel Davenport a, Rock Island
n. .' ~ fourteen years ago, Was arrested here
N, ,.s saamokiu Furnsce has again been
H.. - oiass, aud is said to be now making
r. - TO II toDs Of iron a day.
,. 1s DAILY Tribune, the morning after
''a''' sod 2,eoo copies,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
zemiaburg Warkrt.
MARRIED.
COrrecied Weeki,

On the 30th ult. Nv Rev X. Nelson. SAMUEL BLAIR,
D., Of Hzrtleton, Union Co, and Miss CArIlARINE
HANCOCK. of Kingston, LnZrrns Go.
IN the sth inst. by Rev Charles Park. GEO. ". III.
sWAYZE, NJ D., and Miss MAGGIE A. sIM0NrON,
both of Moor--hurg.
ou sth inst. by Rev. VIM. Morgan. Rev. PHILIP L.
DAVIS ofCsrhondaleani of SARAH THOMAS of pottsvilIe
On 2hth ult, hy Rev. j. O. Ansparh AARON CAK.
Isle and Miss SARAH DERk. both of Hartley TIP.
On sth inst. by Rev. W W. orwig, DAVID sUITOR Of
Clinton county and Miss MARY >IIALL.ofN.s Berlin.
On 5th inst, by Rev A. D IiAwn. MATTHEW DEW
TIT aud Miss ELIZABETH SHIPMAN, both OF Lower
Augusta Twr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
From WM. VANGIZER, Esq.

LEstsBCRG. Union Co, Pa May :, 1870.
This certif-s that wife has been afflicted with C"l-
sEmpti Tor tue last four aud had become
she unable at times To walk the
rOOu, and good part Of the time unable be oUt OF
bid She would be s'izci with y"rr attacks ot coGg III
until she would lie almost exhausted ant heipi'
She rrr-is-d the attrnIauc- Of good Ihssi-aus
could b- found the cty # PLilair lhs aud The
try, bot 10 effect 1T last iLi iced {" try DE
WI>Ttks BtLs.M WILL CuLREY, aud the effect t'r the
better truly astonishing. Before sh- had TAI two
bottles she felt aud peaTrI almost we'll
much that il seldom s>aTy for her to any
now, except Occasional, from having caught cod from
exposure, from sudden and un!aSOraJ!e change ui
weather. have always h--n opposed 10 Patent Mrdl
cin-- and pronounced them huu,hug-; hut must
that DR. Wstars Basam Of Nid Cherry !san eAce ton
untesitatnrly recommend II to the public A. drrid"
ly the het and most ,cacious rm"y in csses Of Con
SUM tiIu. WI. VAN uEZtR.
aa- -rl4'6n 70 PIrri1srs The only geHH'Ds Vstirs
BIi,1m has tn" Wrt.T signature Of Il BUTTs and TIE
printed Of the rogrit"r- the outer WRAPPER; all
Other l. vile and worthless.
Prepared by SETH ". FOWL co, 'stnn and for
sal. by = :. Caldwell, and !. walls Co. Lewisour-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

Tho Lesisburg Debating Society
u,.., IN TUESDAY evenings. Next ques-
-, 81. the South jus'iiilble in her pre-
,, ,,,i;;csl attitude p (meaning, We
,uy,,.s, the noisy NulildeFs who assume
IA b. ",he South
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
DteO,

On 2sth ult ISAAC. aged years, month and dys;
and the 1st inst, MARIA. daughter Of Henry and
Hannah Holleuhach. aged IA years II mo and 20 dys
In selnrrus-, let inst, IDA, daughter of Rev. Ii.
Zi.gl.r, aged about years.
In Shsmokin. 3lst October. FREDERICK HAAS, for
nerly of Suntury, aged oS years
In suubury. 5th inst, BERNARD REM. aged SO yrs.
In Wolf Twp. L,c, Co. Pa. Eth ult RACHEL aged
81 y.srs-iaugLter Of the late Des Amos and Mndwel
Nichols
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
CURE OF GAME p. MOORE


EAST sis-bLEf. tLestrT o. IA 4ILlO u, !sSl-
nR. WV A. DAyI--ksspeeted frl-nd: / rse.Iy-d Q
letter from thee d few days which thee wished
thee rr-et .tatu-ut OF GaiLsrs fIe
- trst attack lie taken in the fall of l-..
in hs lotb with severe pain in his hip thigh.
and ~a- cgutnrd to his bed Tor i've mouths In the
Of that time, ulcer formed hs thi.b, which
dis hA.sI great deal c biOoy water kEse 81 his
other lrz III rn--c swelling aud pain
fdl; hts u. yt trtcs s.s.r hafEra. irs
fur hates jTs.e out hts ka.. disch0rI.a
gSsi. fHa.tity Of .aiek Mdtfr m .sz hO-
lsS Lne 10 !4s ankle. h.c eolld til u pressiHS
aL!. EAss The Lfy eJTTap.o1 IosIa Ssa. Jss
iH,e. lie then took pains in his and had u!eers
both, which very painful and Js,cssr
I'm, r.rs unity dfshdrg Jrol. he EeeTs, hts tsy
dTGtr could b. s!Tuix xit,ed, a6s.a
tie sa Bso:to1.. lie attended BY PHI .icsn Tor .
considerable length Of tine without much benefit: lie
then took Eve bottles of IowSLNDs c.EsAPAEILLA With
Out any effect We next sppied 10 physician Of Lam
caster whO Prescribed -rvat dss Of T-nt llediciEs
without any Improvement. got receipt for making
Saraparia procured the Ingredients oih,cA-
in Lancaster and made gallon. hich he took BE-
sides qIaGtity If made Of -sI-aysrliiz
and cas>afrss mixed, slso Frickiy Ash and BUrtock
Tea; but ali ud little good until he took thy edeine.
which heard Of from the ben-t IL doing the
of nsEibor. Henry Brosius- In very short time,
p-fc-p tihi-. and until Ls
cured ~hieh NH the twelfth bottle IL .as
entirely changed him both health spirits, for
which fee very grateful in5-ei anI wiling do
all can icorsi-tvut With truth, for the sdvAncsusnt
Ii. De- UKATlNE and the good Of tle suffering.
Thy sincere :rieLi, LYDIA MOORE
Thee may Is thee 1t with this welcome.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

,.Jobu X. M'Kin,y, Of Reading Ga
'.;,s # the late John NJ Mkinty of Lew
~ :. chosen 10 Congress from Berks
,,pp,v. to fl the unespired term Of the
late JOhu SsarZ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

rs. Let i, be remen bered that Thurs
isv. .yh November, Is the day recon
uerdct by Gov. Packer, and by the Exec
u,iTes Of numerous other States, as 4 day
thanksgiving aud Prayer. The atilIc;-
81 Christians iu Syria, aud the sufferer,
u klnsas, are both suitatie otj~crs for
s5u'rbu,ious that day. Let it be Observ-
e. everys here,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWSBURG CHRONICLE EMBER M EO

nA- the approaching session OF the Leg,
islature Of this State, will have before it
the important duty Of elec,iug a United
States Senator on the second Tuesday Of
January.
Ga the third Monday Of January, the
State Treasurer will be chosen.
On the third Tuesday Of January, Col.
Curtin will be insueurated Governor.
The Presidential Electors meet at the
Copi,ols Of their respective States tho FIRST
Wednesday in December.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

F,DE-On Filny night last, about l
o'clock, the cry of FIRE was heard IN the
streets Of Mifii uburs. A small building,
belonging to Berj,miu Miller, burnt to
the ground. Some oats, potatoes, pork,
1, were consumed. The fire originated
in some bot ashes tha, we're deposited III
!, the day previous.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Theo. s. Christ, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,

"A Graduate Of the Medical Department. Of the Cuives
sity Of PennsylvaniaJ
OFFERS his professional services TO ths
u people OF Lewisburs and surrounding
country.
To be found at all hours. day and night
when no, professionally eusased-ai his Office
on Market ST.. between Sd and 4th, oPPosns
Schreyer 4 Browns Store.
Lsvisburg. Msy -. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

FOUND-Between Milton and Lewisb'g.
a Stella SHAWL. which the owner can have
by calling al the Lewi>burg Bridge Tollgaie,
proving property. paying for this notice. and
smI, Itwsls c Tie eles: Oct. 10
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

Where this article i. known ii is work of surerero
CATION to FAY ~o:j In iis favor, we'll Is It rtab
lishei uufsiIiug r-mrdy fr C4y.s, Co1is Br0a-
ciitis, Group, W,oGiag couga, t.ia, "a. Ey, Iitc,
diseases Of the 7hTo chtt and lungs, vel, as that
most dreaded of all diseases, Ci4.nptJA which. high
medical authority has pronounced 10 te e1, dissds,
Those who have used remedy kuos it, value those
who have have but single tIial 10 be sat
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

plyIpEyDs.-The Bank Of Danville de-
,l.rsi dlsldeud of > per cent. for the
l,s, SIX months the Banks Of Nurthum-
be,.aud, I.ssi.burs, aud the Milton Saw
Ing. Bark, per cent; the ShamokiD
B.Ds. :! per cent, payable on demand ;
and lhs Milton Bridge Company, a dvl-
isuI Of Sl445 per share.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16

,-Rsv jacob W E. ker, late Pastor
=. ,bs Leai.burg (Fa) Presbyterian
.t,-,b, has accepted pastoral call to Mo-
biIs in Allbami.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Sh3mohin Bank.
Borough Notice.

Borough W0tlCe.
4 Ii persons having accounts against the
N Borough for work on the roads, are re-
quested 10 present them Immediately to Inc
Town Clerk, Tor setllement-as the Collector
/. required 10 close up his duplicate as soon
as possible. All work on the roads for the
present season has been discontinued, By or
der ol Counc!l-cf which, all interested will
take nouce. BY order of the Council
joan B. LINN, JAMES HAYES,
Town Clerk Burgess.
Iewisburc Oct Is. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
Total
ia mai.

In these same Districts we circulate about
6I5 copies OF the Star q Chronicle, and the
y Y. Tribune has about 80 subscribers.
Lncoln's vote is 1883 in the SIX boxes, and
fusIon's Is 339-over 3 TO Tor Ab. Who
wouldn't love to live (aud PrinO IN such an
orthodox neIghborhood