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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
Release of the Alleged SLAYER Kete.
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UNITED srArEs pIsfsIcS COURT.
Ap.ts- 30 -tHsei Sdi,s - hs bI'L Sass his Gcuer
Iuirs yeI,a delivered the GLOWING opinion this mGuing
in the caSa - hc alleged SLAYER katete above vessel
bslng Under arrest u the suit Of the o!el Sttcs
ciau, Of forfeiture Gor having been emooysd The slave
trade, II vo ,ton q Tie N the tntao s,aies JOAu
J. pielk. q The city Of New York. being siertt as BAL
stipulation IN behalf Of the statement ~ ils above
caurc and having ri4nci and scno, edgef such bal
upnlaton, conditioned O. ray the sgli " ssleV Selug
TIC appraised value Of said vcssc aud qu.i 20 sA
MS ability 20 respond the s.id sun on his fl1Ling
kuch BAL boni 90 sipraiiOn aforesaid: aud tie "i'td
sAis Attorney having appeared Tor the paintT AID oh
leced 10 TIE srciCrcy Of the said bali aud s.ipulatou
@d oIered evidence 10 supper, o. said objection and
fpg 10 The Court Consideration O. The acg Atoms
and ptos Of ~ parties respectively tia, tLe nai so
offered adequate and s-icea, cr the aforesaid il
"d mt nc said bah b,~d or stipulation be ap
fhe usual or..- 't~ ~'s~k
10 order be cnt.vN,
proved, aud tina. vessel fro py Xr,.
nor the dfch1ee " -" 81 arrest b :se !
sbo acton.
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bond itself by paying the Overdue ponds n fo, would
probably make or money by advertising for the
lowest proposals ~ which given sum Will DO firrsneu
The sudden advance Of price indicated by tho sae % SAT-
urdsy, bovever, looks verT much 81 though holders
70 ,OrSe inc aa.s 70 me NOR ~ he
priority Of dste There ID but one ektenuetng circum-
stance for the course pursued by the Common cath n
this matter and that Is, long as Il can COMMAND bonds
not maeurec at and within par VIII DO the better
able 10 the liquidation OF the debt for gradually
The det lie reduced, the bonds viii advnr;e IN prce,
and the authorities not permitted TO pay more than
par the Liquidation may eventually stop Tor want Of sell
within the limit. When such time arrives, overdue
bonoe out the State may the ment, on
given day. OF all or Of such OF them as it may desire 70
pay stopping the interest after the date named BY 'his
operation the payment OF the debt may be continued ior
several years. and probably Until the whole is paid on
Deductng received for the sale OF the pnbc works.
the Stale debta The beginning Of the nsea year was pu.
S27 397 96l few years Of prosperity win wipe tbs
out.
The New Orleans Picayine of Saturday last
thus notices the money and exchange market Of
that city,
The financial movement for the week ending last even
ing has disclosed reduction in rates Of money OF fuy
offered. Capital was abundant throughout, and though
the daily GAIA the bank for discount nearly SUN
Gent 10 ab,orb the aggregate income there marked
falling o 10 the supply u the better grades paper
the street and buyers sought in vain for strictly com
rally inactive aud ruled for the most part as they
then quoted. The demand was limited throughout
MI classes Of bs and there was no marked increase
domestic Yesterday drawers submitted TO decline in
sight checks the Northern cities, and the market closed
quiet this ming at the suho.ned ster
ling bills, l091s Ito; bank rates 1l0i4 ll0ls bill Of
fading drafts, 1851 109; francs 10 20 per dol
lar; sixty day bills New York. &c, a = per cent
discount sight, par d per cent premium Specsc-Re'
ceps for the week comprise 1l 600 from mpico SIS,
COO from Brazos Santiago, and about 900 from Calves
tor and shipments limited 10 $40 600 TO New York,
and some sma! lots to st. Louis, Huntsville, Canton and
Augusta
The ST. Louis Republican, under date OF Friday
evening, remarks:--
There rather improved demand for Eastern ex
change to-day, a. the established rate Of = premium
Exchange on New Orleans rules, with small demand, nj
premium. The snbTreasury had supply Of transfer
drafts exceeding part Of which was taken at
par.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of Saturday rcmarks:-
Tho past week has witnessed material reduction in
the price Of Eastern exchange, the current selling rate
being x of per cent premium with n steady market
turing the past three four days The offerings OF pro-
paper yet by equal 70 the resources
OF banks ami currency therefore plenty enough for
all legitimate business demands.
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firrNsN's ErtrTTo, INV HAvrx--rHs "poy" An
The performance ct Hccnan aud his associates
came OF ut the place ~ their exhibition yesterday amer
moor when they vent through series % performances
peculiar 20 their vocation but apparent that they
mad greatly mistaken the character 81 this community,
for there comparatively but fer persons present
During the day ttore a growing ndgus,ion that
such to rated When the statutes so
postvcv forb d It, a. follows - Revised Sataies, page
asO '.st scctioQ. reads foows-Evcly mouniehsnk,
tunbler &C &c. prygot shows, fcats Of uncommon
deyfcrty or srliiiy a. body, who shall exhibit
20 be exhibited any public stage sc shall fufct and
nav tor each such offence a not exceeding $500 nor
hiss than eco &c. We uriorsteld that certain ciiiaLs,
not bclfg inclined 90 sibnt e. violion Of this law
commenced pfoceeartF. and Hssnal vas arrested,
whorc~rCr bc ~ bonds & appear before Justice Hollis
ter ai Inc O'Clock this morUirG OBJ answer 10 tne ro1n
p'lut We hope this w iadu-e The gbsn ouucut 81 tbs
'cutcrT &C. AID ita' STATE VIII be s1vel nrihcr 40
uric .o ffce Eoeuar aa' x 7s.nrist r-r tu' 'Ih
DE- -...r W1s- yHHrf u.rf 20
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The CHICAGO P.ess Of Tuesday says

The olosouess in the exchange market continues but
there Is no material chart in rates except is' OF s
street q per cent WAS freely offered, ant N y ne m
stances q rcr cent, The bank rates, however are q
hanged
The Philadelphia Ledger attibutts &c late al.
vance on the price Of penusy lvania fyes to within
one per cent Of par to the general impression that
the recent large purchases we've made on account
Of the State sinking fund, and il is expected that
probably half million Of dollars hence TO the end
Of November viii be purchased on that account.
Last wear the state debt was roduc ed $40 2S2 and
with tho increased prosperity in every branch Of
industry, s. million or more, il is not improbable,
may be absorbed during the current year. These
bonds, II will be remembered, under what would
be the New York Interpretation OF the matter have
already ma,ured, they being payable after a GER
tain date which has already expired, the State
awaiting itself of the fact that the exact day was
not impe rstiyely fixed TO purchase the bonds be.
low their par value, rather than TO redeem them in
full a course which we are free to say has done
more injury 10 the financial standing Of the Com.
monwealth, even in pecunary way than ten
times the amount it has realized upon the discount
Of the bonds purchased on It's account. We are
glad 10 notice The following remarks upon the sub.
feet in tho Philadelphia Ledgo', which. coming
nom paper within f. own territories. cannot be
IMPUTED TO New York ie-lousy;-
50 long az the Cnrsmouwoaih r ~ thc rrilcr'e or
feernE am ~ crcdi,-s ac-7vt7c go ihc ace oi the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August go r. NJ
Asurs-The market was unchanged and sales mode.
rate.
RRr rrFss--Flour-The market ess sctve sales
being what restricted by the enhanced views and
u.ieratc receipts The demand was chiefly for export
At the close there less buoy ancy manifested The
sales embraces about 10 900 bills closing within the range
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The It. Paul Pioneer OF the 18Th says
The CEDAR Valley Railroad, including ali the property
The company cold ri public auction at the capital
yesterday, for 81 co., II was bought by the Governor
ON behalf Of the State.
With reference to the position OF the dry goods
market, The Independent Of to-day says
Trade has fully commenced for the season, aad i'm
por,ors and iobocrs alike busy The Western dc
mand has commenced In earnest The hotels filled
with buyers French goofs have become quite brisk
especially fancy dress sss blacks and plain coors
good deal, also, IL doing In mer.aoe and cashmercs
french deaines In the absence OF large demand from
the South DO NOT take freely and ~ be bough, low
Foreign sawis brisk but the demand is principally
for broche French and German cio.ls 10 good
quest sns ~ steady prices Domestic goods very
tive and aseortmeDts much broken. Cotton staple
fabrics realize fuli prices or the beat Qualities, but the
lower kinds have dccaed. Drills in brisk demand
Prints s wanted Tor both the Western aud Southern
sections at steady prices Fancy cassimeres in
tive demand and arm "a price. iaiestic Gelanos are
selling 20 arrive IRON the ms-tbe stock beiEg reduced
pcmtstic wool shawts also moving readily. Tue
poT; demand for cotton fabric continues good. And
California demand has o. hate sprung ~. Esbcus are
selling freely and promise activity thar Gor seve
raj seasons.
The following is the statement Of the st. Louis
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Foreign An" oome.,ic Ma,ls.

Al
po'f''''''''' a-Sheny Buffalo aud csnsta. go = y
N S9S 1S s. NJ r *. s IN ~
s ss.,s ~ MS. & y y 5..; ana I,
srSpIrrsus. .On sunday Al uaals close u; jas GAGE
c.u,er,,.. .Bs 3" r =; - On sAarlay,.
s Sss Overland l;;dN Mai fcs ,..aorna leave. -
Is as s..ssrs ioT IL ss ' "a &c Hsfs,a 'oy,f.
sLIr, crrr TSs o, .fisnd Ms. from s. Joseph Mo- TO saA
lake Ciiy ir.yes s. Joseph every Monday ant
ov-r,sri via $ Jos.ph.a
So r.csre. sy s',,amshlp -. on sa'uriay,0 :,
,, r.t.srs on Is. dsy .i.r III. sriysi o. -seh s.r
rae r,irari pacsrs this port; hsn~ once .
norh. % s,-.rnrr karrsE WIN bc aespsichcl
Nth mails lcr ,he Bahama Island. 70 y lsHi.d
a.,s.. ~ Steam steamer Benvne on saturday. =.
sr.cr. X Spi .,srs:lie New rat ror sglh :,
smpton Bremen ss,utdsy sept i l'Ns r. "
By sssr.sip Hammonia Hamburg, ,,- . n
rpr OF cfosrse At rms LoNpoy orFfc,
as followt,-yla Nsrscll-s on he I'd anil ish Of
ZACH mouth Wa southampton On ne l<ih ana
c.levrrI... 81 ios Ism, seA 7ia Narcotics Oh Ich,
Crrri, &C VA Narsse. ne ion and sah. Via Souh
ArryAIIi. vs. Nsr.elc. aud snsz The iGh Via south
s.tsrrr, "a Ads5 re rs .el I'm Q, The month
~ ne Msrseies mail. are dssp.,ce on DE eve Of s,
ssr should az Of les. dates fail on Sunday the mail .
re soaihar1gicn Ts. ds.rs.sed on the mores Q,
@s lis despatched the morning. previous
BsEsrS 1rp H,rsvEe Mas Additional ARTICLES l TIE
sSrs posss cooS ous were exscas on hs 80 b August
Ssss m9 iss " , sc,, e r. soa 'q .ls :. s
charge IN future, single rae q postage % each ever %
800 ~ =. 1., - b,s Nd ,,,ee'rg en on, q. &
rs;e as2,s one ounce bai ~ over me e1n' ssi hi
fax two 9unce.. and CHARGING in additional rae of
TfsnswsS'e +. 81 ssrss ,,- -,,s y 81 r'i.st s. &.
'sg 5aEeste egsrF. spf E9.i n'o ..-,sr nrstiie&
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a 1lsc
C" .ssx The paske, exhibited more buoyaney with
ere cpauiry from the trade The Gales included cargo
81 3 AGO bsgs Rio at 155.c 400 DO Iagusyra, asc',
aud so bags -. Domingo nj PIT
Cc1roy The market unchanged, with rather qu
ct Feeling. while the sales embraced about 900 bales
IEYIaRrs Ratee nrm and chip room was In good
demand To Liverpool about 80 600 90 coo bushels OF
-four at ss 81: To London 900 bbs -four engaged
3s Cd, ard 5000 bushels wheat by steamer, IN ships
bags I'D and 900 boxes cheese By sailing vessel ht
sts There nothing new reported Tor GirRow.
The ship Robert Center taken up for New Orleans nj
f3:0 bark engaged from savannah 70 the south
% Cuba and back 70 New York at e0c per 100 lbs
And bark engaged from the Mediterranean for New
York al IS 600,
Fhrn-The market was quiet, with small sales Of
layers at 81 IS a 80 so.
Hay The market was steady at T5c. Soc
and good old ranged from ooc csc.
IMr Further sales were making ct roc and e0c for
both kinds Reckanc.
MorsssEsA sale OF 30 bbls New Orleans was mai. At
aec Also it0 bids Cuba muscovado a. 25c. u.s.. 2s
DO cisyed nj &c, and IS DO. Cienfuegos at 3ic.
Naval SroXss quiet and sales important, While
qucfathns were without change OF moment.
PROVISIONS -forkfhe market waE lrmer. while SAes
were moderate. the sales confined 20 200 900 bbls
including new mess at si0 62ts sic To- old mess at
steady, with sales ~ about 800 bos Including country
mess at 81 SO - e2 $40 so for fcpacked meas and
81 Oil s12 30 for extra Bacon and cut meats both
continued and In good demand lard was stcriy
with aics q 600 bbls ut 13c 10 20 Butter and cheese
we're active aud prices STEADY.
k,t sales ~ 100 Casks were made at nc aAssc
SrtArs we're more active and the fceirr more buuyart
without change IN prices. Tho sales embraced about
200 bhfs, ircluded tn which we're gIj Porto Rico a,
C-ft IKE, md 20 10 at &c $50 Tho rcma ulor
crssled Of Cuba tnuscovaio and mostly within ,he
rrrrc N be-. for 10th rein rn1 grocery grades
ata 3eGh &c ocrcs EayarSl 90 y
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The cot or tho trumpctis $3.50
10 may be mentioned, AZ a matter Of COMMUNICATION TO
Mr. Ackeon the foreman or the Niagara engine that he
hRs held that position for four years during which time
he has becn absent from only four nres ard then he
not Ia town.
The 2oth and 2Tu OF September parade aud gr nd
vial Il engines. aud hand, will take place At Troy
a expected that there will be grand gathering Of ire
zen or the occasion
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Cansdan -four was stsaay and IN fair request, and
mon and medium gracs rcro rmer The sales embraced
about $50 bbls at IS 20 81 30 for extra brands
Southern -four good request, while the prices for
inside brands hrn6r. the sales embraced about
1900 bbs closing within the range Ct the above figures
Hy lour hrmtr and IN good rea1est with sales Of
so bhs at quotations Corn meal wa in limited supply
and the market firm, at the above qaStaiions. Wheat
was again hrmer. and receipss we're moderate with
good export demand The sales en- braocd about 10000
bushels, at 81 IS 81 as good TO prime white Michi
gan and Inc sla, 81 % 81 IS for soft wLc Ohio aai
Michigan. 81 IS for Milwaukee club. 81 80 81 IS Cor
~ NC 20 choice Michigan white, TO arrive next week ard
within twetiy days 81 ss for amber coored do 81 Is
81 20 Tor good TO choice white Kentucky 81 80 al az
Cor choice red Western al 20 81 90 for red state and
81 30 or soft rcd Western. Corn In good demand aud
ucts amCr, with sales OF IS coo bushels Western mixed
SIC CSC and some lots choice Western yellow re.
,t,. ere. a 1oc 12c. Rye nrm with sales of
nor,cda, ~ Oats were armtr, with sales
! sf.n 81 No.. = ~ State a; ale
-esheis, q. INC So
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"a" lSi E-sT sSs fS.sr .-sr. s---r-. -s--,. :
ccsf. &C. gRsn sshaara Sfas "a -as e-a'.I "A 4.
Emu AnElEIils A., - .:.- w.. 49, IN
Nss.I s.s, ,ssft ai.sk ni..F -, khs, ksa ens~~.
htsT. air .s.ns. ls~,rs,. sor,..a. . rrss q VI.
s.,ts a, 80. -, H.. 10 - rI,.srsA 10 rs.
ssr. & " Ca~tfnEs. hoass. Bsson. Esrres &C
f.sa4issh' Ars s-Arr .hr. Home. Nsi.s.sa B.,li-
ufTs 0ftrzr 4 knuF, liarn ki1abetbpori, War Eagle,
lea w. kssh kshay. soosins snd 9rersor, Harding
ofrrcyIn sas ~; x,,. s.hr; nSs... El,,,, n'e.
rFOytnFNtE AnF za-Arr steamer Osprsy, Esursy,
NYmk srsIs Waterbury swnhsfton. Chsries. ia sos
fols sophie AIn. Smith Res Fndioi. Emeine cbeser-
Mott al slensr u Blackmsn rhadephs reow, shrs
Jss Der ahue Ctary from Salt Kew va Holmes boe arss
tsher 81 sehTs John Daring Hcwss Bsmcfei am n
Phladc'l H. wu Hone sccli q Marion. Osborn srd Vvo
Brown NYgrs soops Jayne Cnrisi'e lnirni sntta
MARY DALAI, sarkeii Copy weeeler and Translates, Hsw
PAwfvcKrT Aug PAR schrs Mary Ellz.be.h ysdsrs
pire Aaams aaa Rs Shoe Philadelphia; Henrietta Bra
RICHMOND Aug 2sArr scAr fs1sl Waters Ssg Y9rs
sS Hardscrsb5e packard NYork. -,
RoCKfhNp Avg 7e-Arr brig Nelson virFnf, s.ns -
Rondoui So 2sh scnrs Caroline, Rhosdes Adams Hatch,
and sarah slow, Nycrk; xh. bark Bess,; h'"efy'
whr.e ssar ssrse Leqs sssap JOSEPH Whitney
Ioysand, Boston, Cu,er Crcessri tloTie SvTowea'
ard cs,apee Croys NI9rs a va ' Svs us rAncs'
skiFw Nrs sp-Arr schrs Nj at Nickers'n, Phladel.
rhs; Turk Mcfarland, Rondout III schrs M Talts,
W.rs s ss' ana reiiy Price Adams Phisispha
WILMINGTON Nc Aug 21-Ar brS RAINBOW JNes. Be'
WEXFORD. Aug ss-hrr schr JN Parker smith, Elss.
tethrrFt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
from The Proridence Adrertiser.1

FROM Mc TOrtueUcc huCcTtsT-J
TNHE foreign and domestic demand for Per.
nv DAVIS q Sons great medicine-ihe
Pam klller-was never before SO large as II
has been of late and We think the time has
arrived when the declaration may be made
without the possibility of retulauon, that, the
City of Providence, IN the State OF Rhode Is
land, Of the United States of America, has
furnished the entire habited globe with med.
IcIne, which, IN point oi universally of ce-
mand, extent OF usefulness, complete eihcien-
! cy for all the purposes for which II is design
! ed, and widespread. enduring popularity, has
| never been equailed by any general patented
medicine invented and issued either in Eu.
| rope or America.
| Tie UnirersaLty of Tie demand for the Pain
! Killer is novel, Interesting and surprising
feature in the history Of this medicine. 1t Is
now regularly packed, sent and sold, IN large
and steadily increasing quantities, not only 10
every Stale and Territory of the Union, and
every Province of British America, but 20
Buenos Ayres, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Chill,
and other South American States /; To the Sand.
wIch Islands; 10 Cuba and other West India
| Islands; TO England and Continental Europe;
10 Mozambique, Madagascar Zanzibar and
other African lands; TO Australia, Singapore,
Mauritious, and TO Calcutta, Rangoon and
other nlaces in India: i, has also been sent
to China and we doubt # there is any foreign
nor, thar is freouented nv American mission
aries. travellers or traders. in which the Pam
Killer has not been introduced and been
souoht after bv The people. Very few people
have anv idea of The vast amount o! business
done by The proprletors of the Pain Killer.
The rrteHt of ,ts usefulness is another great
feature of this remarkable medicine. 1t is
not only the hes, ever known for bruises. cuts.
burns xc. but fnr dvsen,erv or cholera. or
any sort nf boweI complaint. IL is a remedy
unsurpassed for efficacy and rapidi,y of ac-
lion. In The several srea, cities of British In.
dia and in The IVES, India Islands and other
bn, climates !, has hacome n, ,t,ndnrJ med
;c;y, for all snch comnl,,nts as well as for
drsuoos;, ;,,erco,nnI,;n,. a,d o,ha, kindred
disarfsrs For congbs and colds canker
,S,b,n, and rheumatic d;fJ;cp,,;es !, has hoe,
,ro,,ad h., ,ha ~, ,h,n1,n, ,na cor,;,c;no
,,,aIs anl ,as,;mory 10 he nm n;ny,In,tIa r,ef,
ic;os Tbe rranr;a,,rS ,rs IN ro,Sess;on Of
letters from perlons of The biabss, cbarac,er
and resnons,b,I;,r ,es,;fy;rg in pneon,vocaI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
LEAP YEAR.

Dear Spring-llme OF the human heart,
Fragrant with loves refreshing showers
When girls, like bees, with cunning art
Sip honied sweets from tender flowers
Delicious period of our iIves,
Sunshine IN which all should be basking.
The cheapest time for getting wives
Without the trouble OF the asking!
Ye modest men. who long have sighed
From single thraidom 10 be free,
Your bushes seek no more 10 hide
This Is your year of Jubilee.
For hosts of pretty maldeRs stand,
(The rougish jades they will not falter-)
With beating hearts and willing hand,
To lead you 10 the marriage altar.
Birds choose their ma;eS-and, II is said,
The females 10 the males propose:
What other means they take TO wed,
Audubon's book does mol disclose;
But common sense and reason teach
That woman has an equal right,
Against what crHaking tongues may preach,
To be the first her love 10 plight.
We like the plan, and also add
A short amendment TO the MOTION
That il would not be very bad,
When ladies' pledge Us their devotion,
For them 10 Ouy the wedding rings
And pay lhr priest and other bills,
And do thousand itrle things
Which we regard among LIES ills.
Now, don't be backward, dearest girls
Your time Is short for doing duty;
II sharp, you'll catch heap OF pearls
This year among your bearded booty;
Yet come not for US unawareS,
Nor fight the game with strange alarms
But coax, care>s, and beg-such snareS
Are sure to bring US 10 your arms.
But many hearts are lost and won
In such a time as this, ] know;
Much truth will be declared IN iun,
And many false and broken VOW
VIII mark the record made above
'Gaiust those who through slavlsh fear
or living single, without love
Choose mates in this BIssextile year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
BIND OR RE.BIND

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 figures.
Old Bibles and other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials in a
family. can be made more secure by the Bin
der's skill.
QTBiank Books, Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books, Pocket Books, Albums, Diaries. &c,
Lettered with Gold
in legihe and durable characters, To order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made to suit
customers.
Bindery in Beavers wooden block, N.Third
ST, Lewisburg
NOR SALE. CHEAP-A Lay Press and
Il Trimming KNIFE, convenient article for
Printers to trim pamphlets, &c.
May ~, SO. C.J.STAHL, Book Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
new FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
VIM. Brown Jr. 4 Chs. G. DunkIe,

VIM. Brown Jr. Il Chs. e. Dunkle, ,
Having formed Partnership. at the old
stand of VIM. Il J. H. Brown, Market ST. above
4th, Lewisburg,
A RE offering a large assortment O.
n FAN and WINTER Goods,
consisting of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths.
Casimeres, Coatinss. Veslings, Carpetngs,
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drilllngs, ShIr-
tlngs, &c.
Also large variety of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, such as Calicoes, ChallIes, Lawns,
Delains, Barages, Silks. Ginghams ,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 Il DUNKLE.
Lewisburg, Oct 90, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

Would respectfully inform the public tha, he
has on hand fine assortment of Gold and
Silver Lever and Lepine warches-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
splendid assortment of Eli ght-D Day and Thirty
HourCLOCKSand 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
sewelry. and everything warranted to give
satsfaction-Piease make him a call and
give him some trouble TO show his Watches
aud Jewelry.-July 81, 1858
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

A schoolmaster who had an intolerable
habit Of talking to himself when alone,
was asked the reason of it. Jonathan re-
piled, that be had two good, substantial
reasons. In the first place, be liked to
talk to a sensible man in the second
place, he liked to hear q sensible man talk.