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90 iubom it tilap Goneern.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLlC.
We srs informed ths. wILBOUR n DAVIS Of Carmel, Ne.
has ebtsned Patent dated March H. 1880 for we0oss
TYp - an alleged mpreyemeG. upon GsoRas mirohhLs
p The Of the Toe Of boot. and fol nssS @
An lips made under said DAvIss Patent sr'"0s upon
H1cHsLLs Patent and has night 70 MAKE OF use sneI
without license nom the underssnsd' Asasnse' 1
Tst parties may not msed hereby give notice tnas
sbaD prosecute persons ~ho sell rs made under tne
Patent OF said WlLBOuR H. DAviS wnnS1 nSsnss ~ o
Bosron June 10. lseo
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all whom it may
PRAkA ~ be recognized the c0nssnee unies' incurred
''a'' 'N'" WINCH ROWLAND AspINwALD. coa.isaess
NOTICE-TO PYROTECHNISTS, DEALERS
IN IN FIREWORKS. and all shom concern The IN
S,raned having psrnted his HAND TORCH ior night pro-
hAr.5y ce to Manufacturers OF ana
otsen th-t he Will prosecute all p-rsons mahs s1ns
his and date OF patent placed
thereon. ,,,c p,cv
Jer,ey City July lst 1861.
Ecr P,,.nt To.ches Roman Candies signal Lights
and ryery i..cdpti Land Ses be
bad ss short notice by addressing ,p , oo,rv
No 81 Maiden Lane, NswYoTk.
d 000 ADDITIONAL REWARD The
.O\JU undersisned Executor. Of the wnl Of JOHN
reward offered by Mayor for the apprehension snd
% Alton ana iohp w Ms,tIova WIN. F. WALTON
E.w.Yoi July 10 1860 g. B. ALLEN
b. Any information concerning the ahair Will DO received
st the CoTon-r's Office
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EXTRA EDITION.
~ EXTRA EDITION.

EXTRA EDITION.
IN EXTRA EDITION.
EXTRA EDITION
In consequence of the great dsnsrd Tor The New.Yors a.
t,REh1 EASTERN and illustrations Of the GhAND nA "
QUIT given them at the La FAsGB HousE beside sketches
ON cur AIis, in Sicily aud other important have
been necesr sted TO Publ b an
EXTRA EDITION
This IL the only paper sold on bosld the
GREAT EASrEhN - ,.-,,,.
BE sure and b " the NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
News Agents send la orders a. tue
osr,,. ~ noss,6e momsnt ROSS 4 TOUSEf,
'S'''N'' fO General Agents.
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Mem publications.

CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
invite the attention of friends Of the Republican cause 70
the Ss8S~ins hist Of dOsumenis
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. ABRAHAM LIN COL N ,
fashioned edition,)
By d. w. BAhILETr
Bound In ossh with Steel Portrait SsA pages Phos 81
Postage prepaid
An Abridged Edition paper covers 70 eenss'
"THE wIewAM EDITION. VIII P9TtIait rnf TSs Life Life.
sfs.cL,s ana Pubic Services Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN with
paid sOeen % 30 per sa saaaes to s dcsen
ss Sisa SsHslsSs % pee, eis,s sopapsy y pOsssss.
LInCvLSs . AM DvUoIAs SPEECHES In the ges. :.
..s. so oSa, so SsI S 10 2ssss 10 Cent?
lHE LENNON SLAVE CASE-Full History OF the Case. Ease
s oplDOns q the JUDGES and Arguments 'i '''
70 conss, peE loO, 4l6. Postage eeen's ,.,o,
TILE CASE OF DRED SCOTIA large pamphlet OF ia "a
ss. Postage paid One copy 70 cents ''of ''p'' "'
zAE TgIBURE ALMANAC for 1860 eOnssin. Popular vO.s
for pssoen. By sss. kstan; 1 o. Lsesss @ f'S
hILPEa's IMpINDINa CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
ieampeDeiuu Pnce % csnsi $lS Per 1907 slo0 per +V
fost@se cenis.
THE KANSAS RARRATivK-B, John Doy of Lswrencs
Yncs rs each; postage prepaid express @lS per Nv
REPUBLlCAN sONGsrEk for 1900 Price 10 csnta Post
sss paid
ThE BoBoLIYK MINSTREL FOR lsso-Price 10 cents
EEIEDoMs BATTLE CRY. Words b., W, II. Bursish
RLPUyLiCAN CAMPAIGN MUSIC, Ne. Z. Wen Cor
ss.I de ior mae voices. two ssne' ana TWO 0a'
KsPuBIICAk PockEI-riSToI- rlie. cent. Post
CO. sid ,,o,,x noo
DCCIs NECESSARY AZ ThE fhosrEhttIii Vs .tas .as
AnIKICAk FAKhEk. By Henry Carey bsird A lsise'
fsli dOuOls eoiann pages. Ihoe SPs, &
O. cents ysT dozen, ~ per huDdied 70 pr ~ 50
Su.o ~ mau per dozsn ~ ~ per hundred pio
TIE hAkBARITIEs OF sLAyERY-Mr. sumner, re-
est syeech 10 The Senate, with hammond TO-, Va
eopy az per lOO PO..sgo cent per copy aoain9iaL
CAmPAIUN TRAITS.
Rx.sx PAY PARrcuLAb the remarks on fost
szs on these documents, ss prepay ment teqenee
a THE IRREPkESSIBLE CONFLICT: Gov. sewsrds
hocs speech losSi with Charles oconors ononAeeE
kg Speech Dec. ~, 1853 - .x..~,,o,,
m THE DEMoCRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUMoN;
sDs ca Of Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts In the seAsse '
On THE ADHESION OF KANSAS Gov. Stewards great
Speech, in Senate, FEB ~, lSbO.
Nv NATIONAL POLITICS. Speech Of Abraham Lincoln a
q nhS' =. shs Ceopa IasstasTi ne~ 1e' 80
" LAND FOR THE LANDLEsSi The Hon 0alnshs a.
Grows Speech, IN thu House. feb. ~, 1900
VII be ready In few days:
vi. THE LIFE OB ABRAHAM LINCoLN-By sn Illinois
eoP~es psphes ~ pases or general eroa-
AtOn - campaign d0eeInen Rrce copy ~ eents
al one additional ,t h ~, T rsosv ove,aas Cash
oI1sfs are solicited aud VIII Be te ecep
The shove printed type and GOOD paper each
torag large octave iret Of yaes ereept No which 10
sSsss sise snd Price Ihsa are % qlaa,o. Of oas
nsy be sde Up from Tie lat s5Sys SsD snu ~ The 5uysr
may desire La smaller suarrites Der hundr.di rs
oea.s PEI dezeni snsly cents 5y Hs gssse prepaid
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Nj BLAKE
Resp ciu his epds aud the public thst he win
OF presenting for their patronage the
BENEFIT NIGHT,
20 take place as above on the Evening OF
THUhSDAI, July l9,
preceding absence professional tour Mr. b. having been
prurr rredt aid
hUsT DISTINGUISHED TALENT,
~ GREATEST ATTRACTION =
IN a programme OF varied excellence and
STEkLlNG MERIT,
In which - ~.
MR. and MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
the popular stes who have GENEROUSLY consented to
their couny residence for this night ony, viii appear
TWO OF THEIR CELEBRATED CHARACTERS.
MR.. HENRY PLACIDE,
The ExSENT COMEDIAN,
visit the city 6rst time In IL monsh aud
perform one Of his hishly y,-tiniated parts
Miss ALICE MANN,
A You've AMERICAN ACTRESS
or Southern and estern syorsm, viii make her 6rst sp
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. wALLACK, ir,
Win perform L.
Mr. BLAKE, Mr A. H. DAvENP ORT,
Mr. YOUNG, Miss CANNON,
And Others, the
ELITE OF THE PROFESSION,
Thu LAST MAN.
The BOX BOOK viii be opened on
TUESDAY MORNING,
the usual hour at which ne so further particulars OF
THE GREAT GALA ENTERTAINMENT
viii be made known In bills and advertisements
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Good and seasonsble Books adapted 70 every amuy.
VNOKKS ON WATER-CURE-By American
w and European authors lLustlsted published pJ
FOWLER WELLS, No s1S broadway Ns"'ioA
THE BYDROPATHIC ENCi CLIO PEDIA-By Dr. Tsn
The most comprehensive work Published on h5 dropsny heay
a thousand pages with 80 Enpxyiags e3,.,. m, n
rHE Hi iDROfATHlC FAMILY fh5slClANc-py, " "
sh.w ready Hy gieDic Adviser Containing
over 800 pages, with Illustrative klsfsvinss " d.,
HYDItDfATHIC COOk-bOOh-Contsaning RECIPES i0f
Cooking In. yaiious dishes Price IS cents
CEkOkIC DIsEAsE-Tho Causes, PIogress ana 40 reiinha
lions of Chrome Diseases. BY Dr. d. Gully VI 70
CHiLDREN-Ther Hydropsthc asnsgeuentb hesith ana
Disease. Dr Shew. Important work for parent. vi
C0NsIJ MpIION-C auses Prevention, and Cure 10 cents
DOMESTIC PRACTICE Of HYpRoPArhY-Wihs, r. dttd ID
MInWIFERY AND The DISEASES OF WohEN-A
practical work Of gest value, By d.. shew 81
fWA,TEK-CUkE LIohARY-Embracing the most In porant
vroTks on b. subject In large l2mo volumes e.
sem prepaid by return Of ia mail on receipt oi pce Aa
d,sss FuWLLR AsD w Ell LIS, No. SJ8 brosdwsy ~ \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

61n O00 to $20,0O0.-The attention Of
O lUsyUU CAPITALISTS or PERSONS VI
~, i, called the following: party hoding large 10
t,et m0st valuable improvements Of the ago
upon bch many and LABOR have oeen
,peut with large expenditure Of mean now successfully com
aud secured Letters fssn In the Unloa states
a Iuope con peeled by force Of crsumstanees " part wn
portion whole said interest Par cash ana par osner
prop.J securities would DO tsAen and very hpefa a.
made with suitab. paries This mater Is well
wohy notice xaIson oi great Value 10 those
f,s,,.,ed Prompt IL highly n.cessary the time
VI investigating tbs sdoJec nay
maze inneaias application 10 Wh A. FITCH at the oifce
f the America AgIicuturist NO. los Wsers: New fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- school Officers the AIith Ward at the Oice Of the
Lssk board Education, o. Grand aud sts
1.ul WEDNESDAY,, July % at ocock nom, ior PANT
M, GkAINlNG, and NARklShlNO tho Wood Work, FUR
niture Of school No la said Ward Also
aud nting Of the hId aud ou IN noors In
h- buildlhg Class Rooms and to put 10
aiding the PRIMARY Department In accordancs
h the aud specifications ME and TO De seen the w
the Superintendent Of School buci6ss NO crosoy1
Proposals. bc addI-sssd 10 tho undeged, and must DC
with Of Responsible ano approved
ur.e Ihe School Ocers the . TO reject any snd
proposals offered deemed for The pubic Interest TO 90 So
ENkAS ELLIOT,
LOUIS WIfhiNUTON,
ALUNZO q. REYNOLDS,
Committee on Budng FURNITURE of the xIlith Ward
board Of school Ofhesra
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Win be published July 25tb,
SLAVERY In ISTORY.-
~ By
CoUYT GrRowsRI.
I vol limo. Cloth. Phce 81 =.
t,es,s Of slavery "a distinctive social disease In
IN "a stions, beginning with Slavery among the ancient
a. " H. down 10 the kussians Thus is the reset OF ef-
n rsseach and win found great interest to tie mass
=. I'D invaluable 70 Republican speakers and writers
sDsie Oop'0' a. Il. bUkDICK Publish5r
~Aeu1's' No. las Nassau st, New fork
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL
N Pubashed Weekly by JNO. II SCHULTZ CO.,
AT NO. spruCe-A, n. Y.o
HENRY v. POOR, EDITOE.
Subscription per annum, includDg Asp.....'...Ss.
DOORS RAILROAD COUNTY, MAP is
Il Publshedb by mo. H. SCHULTZ q Co;
AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL OFFICE,
No Bpruce-st New.York.
Foeasl edition, by RIsl prepaid, 3L On rollers ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

DELIABLE PORTRAIT of LINCOLN,
HI By
BARRY.
Lhogspc copies Of the above the f Portrait ever sasn
If Inco and surscnbed 10 perfect likeness py tue oo
nr nj the state Mayor Of Chicago and more than one
red citizens Of Springfield and Chicago For sale 81 Hon
@S '"E' GEO WARD NICHOLS. Publisher,
C,uyon AIT Gallery, Ne. 7So BROADWAY, New-Ioh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

Publshed This Day:
T ICHEN TUFTS FROM THE ALLEGdA-
NIKS
By ELlABRrH c. WRIGHT.
CONTKSTs g., ~
r,,o tha Woods, The Nature CuIofor the body Ibe Ne
-, Cnrs Eor the Mind; The Perfection OF the Naurai
Piedm Psxsn; Anthem The Lost Lake Love M 1n
.sa, Ts Dual sIiiit; Word 10 the Weary; BY tne nis
is,nni, sacrament Make not Poyerys Cup e2 bhtr 40
psy Taio. xoces Bosutiful Life; Phantom Ba!dins
The sStase on ths sr Up
ia Wpodsi Snow songi Martha Str Beamsio SnAaow hana
ssgnson Lullaby Sassye' Of lines aS'is s.sn @odera
sIi.s FTssnout Vigil Lessons; Lies Noonns song tae
Man ., Blossogs ia Prairie Land hevere Alter hso.
,Y.S I9mo Al Sent fee by mail On receipt OF Pfiee
Cioh' <no' ~ M DOOLADy, No. ~ Wslterst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

CAL WoaK all :hOua IssS 4 ~,
edge before published Tnoss S1s snoasdEs Of
.ssst Psychological sssaehes should net M M.sd ssd sod by
IA q, LAW REkcT No ysssy -, As.or Mouse, ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
Summer Retreats.

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Pc
~ Cool and dry nountsn air pleasant socesy eeoe hhls
warm and cold baths wssgs, god noc
SAD easy access being only hours de By rsihod he
Newioh Terms moder.te For particulars sddress vls1
CHER OWEN L Co., No. ~ Ma $50 e., ~ Y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

sro-M Much obleeged to Z. I. Barnum, Esq.
(s'pect he's Square at least if no, kur-
pel) for lot of 'sti6cits for pop visit for
tew iudevidewals to bis tip, spleuditerous
American Museum & S'loon Sights-(new
name for Theater.) Sb'ld be proper glad
to take 'em out in seein', some time when
we've nothin' else to dew and the where
wi,hal to 60 on. COuldn'. you deadhed a
fe,ler threw, Mr.. g., for a fustrate notice !!
you can dew most anything that's slick
and clever. But, see here, Mister-why,
sho /! your billydux and keards don't tell
abody where bouts your Museum is Site
wa,ed-iu wha, villidj, keounty, or Stait.
Efs'be it's a pooty smart villidj, kedn,ry
chaps like We be mig. git tuckered aou',
or be lost, or be taken in by some other
epterprziu' sucker while gaxkiu' 'roaund
for the jinnewine Barnum's American
Museum. Tell US jest where ye be, dear
Phiueas, and mebbe we'll come doawn aud
sperd a week or tew under your horspiIa-
bull ruff -squint at all your eigbt-huOd-
red-sousand. original curosit,ys, one at
4 time, aud laff at all ure slappin joaks
aud ALFRED big yarns. dad enterlm," if
you happen up our way, your welcum to
she freedom of the Chronicle establishm't, t,
the editorial cheer, and pile Of 'xchauges.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
Ont of His Reckoning.

A good story is told of an Indiana man,
who, on bis way to Cincinnati, became
somewhat elevated by suudry drinks, but,
as good luck would have it, found boat
a. the wharf and was quickly on his way.
Soon after leaving the wharf, man came
around for his fare. Horrall handed out
a five dollar bill, aud received four dollars
aud uineiy-fse cents in change. He ram
med it into his poke, book with great ca
gerncss, supposing the clerk had made Il
mistake. Tha, done, he leaned back into
his chair and fell asleep. A little while,
aud he was pucked awake by the same man,
who again demanded fare. discovered the
mistake thought be, holding out baud
ful Of change. The man, as before, took
ouIy five cents, and Horrall again went iD-
to a doze. Ere be had got fairly to dream
ing of home, aud friends far away, around
came the collector again, and thus it went
on for a long time.
At last, Ilorrall thought it very incon-
venient, and concluded to vote the conduc-
tor a nuisance, and give him bit of sd-
vice besides-so said he, ais (hic) this a
danger (hie)ous bo(hic)boa,|
"By no means" said the man, "bran
new"
"Tbeu (hic) why do (hic) don't you
collect all the (hic) fahair at Once-not
bother fel(hic)heller for it every mile as
it (hic) comes due p
"Really," said the man, "Hbere do you
think you are going?'
"Cinciu (hic) )hinnati," said Horrall.
"Cincinua,i," said the polite conductor,
"why, you must be sadly out Of Jour reck-
ouing. This is the ferry-boat, aud all this
afternoon you have been riding to aud tro
between New Albany and Portland y
That night, Hurrall stayed 10 Louisville
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
M0FFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
PhRhir Filters.
THE high and envied celebrity whic

THE high and envied celebrity which
these pre.nnent Medicines have acquired for their
inyarislc Efficacy all tn. diseases which they profess
to cure rendered the usual practice Of putting not
only unnecessary. hut unworthy of them. They are
know by their fruits their good work. es;fy for them,
and they thrive 10y the faith OF the creduious
INALLCASES of A,THN,. ACUTE AND CHRoNic EhtJ-
NA1>M AFFECTIONS BLADDER sHr kIDNEis Mllious
FfvsEs LIvLH ,oNPL,>Is.-In the south and West,
where these prevail they will he found nFslu
able Planters, Farmers and others WHO once use thcse
Mrdciues. will never afterwards he without them
pYspEPsI,-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines immediately thtf
Hons SKf>. ERNsFGINs, FL.TuiENCi, iANtt MD
AguE. For this of the Western country THESE
medicines viii safe. speedy, and certain RENE
dy. other medicines leave the iect 10 return
OF the Gis.ase-a by these medicines Is permanent
Try IHEN. RL sNIIsFIlp, AND BE CURED.
NERCUR.L biSE,Ss-Never fails to eradicate entirely
all tn. effects Mercury infinitely than the most
powerful preparation OF sarsaparilla
NIGuT SwE,Ts. NERVOUS DtmtITY, NEnvors COMPLAINTS
KINDS ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, PaLrITA1loN of lhA
HEART, PsINrLEs tHoLc.
PiLEs-The original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured of Piles of 81 year, standing 10y The use 81 'h
Life Medicines alone woRss Of all KINDS "fectuaiy
expelled by these Medicines Parents will do ~"iit" a-
minister them whenever their existence is suspected
Relief viii t- certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PTTNIX EITTEES
system single trial will place III" LIFE FILLS ana
riiENIX BlTrElS beyond the reach OF competition IN
the estimation of every patient.
Hv-prepareI by Dir. WILLIAM n. N0FFAT,
335 Broadway, corner Worth It. New York,
ly.S3 aud sold by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30

A PoPpED CHtsyUT Mr. Chestnut, Of
s. c., has resigned his scat in the U. S.
Senate. The report states that the "rea-
dug Of the letter in the Legislature was
followed by applause" This was rather
40 equivocal compliment. 1t certainly in-
dica,ed that the Members were not depress
ed by the prospee, of losing his services at
AWasbiugtou, or a, the creation Of q vacan.
Iey there for some one else to fill.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
Autumcholy Reflections.

1t is customary for country editors to
write pathetic article on the death OF
Summer. We approach this melancholy
task with more than ordinary billiousncss,
The beautiful, genial, though sometimes
very uncomfortable sunshine which we
have had at short Intervals ever since about
the FIRST of March last, is now only an oc-
casionai visiter. At its appearance. the
birds sing again, and the mud holes "dry
up" a little When the thick, murky,
dreary, drizzliug, rainy clouds intervene,
the birds cease their warbling-aIl except
our neighbor's Shanghai rooster, which
"bellers" at daybreak, as usual, rain or
shine. The leaves-one BY one, aud some
times two at a time-bave fallen from the
trees, aud have left the branches, like
skeleton arms, naked and bare. The pre-
datory pigs stick their SHOUTS under "the
sere and yellow leaves" III hopes that per-
chance an apple, beceh-nut or acorn may
"turn up" aud reward them for their la
Dor. Gobblers may be seen stalking into
our farmers sttingrooms to get glimpse
at the newspapers to see what day the Gov
eruor has appointed for Thanksgiving.
South Carolina is going out of the Union,
and boys of a tender age may be seen
swilliug sweet cider, and eating apples till
they become sick, causing run on the
drug stores for Godfrey's Cordial. The
summer schools are ended, aud the school
ma'sm's smile a, eyen,ide no longer cheers
the tired plow-bOy. The mud is knee
deep in the roads and visiting is at an end
"Thc melancholy days have come, the
saddles, of the year" But, friends, keep
up your courage. Things and "natur'
generally are not as blue as they look. In
a few weeks the mud will freeze up, the
snow will fy, sleighiug will be good, rosy
checked girls and boys young men, you
know will 60 to apple cuts and singing
schools, cbeercd on their way by the be-
wi,ehipg music of the sleigh-bells. We
will have to worry through the winter IN
this aud kindred ways till spring comes
again with new leaves, and birds, and
flowers, aud so forth. But draw down
your faces, for jus, now il is fashionable
to feel melancholy Marlborough ga
Ay.tator.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
The Dimes Saving Institution OF Le-
Wisburg

Is ready 10 receive any amount on Deposiie
from Ten Cents and upwards. Four per
cent. per annum Interest will be paid on all
special deposites of Two Dollars and upwards
If deposited two months and longer Office
lr Beavers brick block, North Third 81.
H. =. SHEI.LER, Treasurer
Lewisburg, Oct. TO- 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
Commissioner of Illinois.

Vy7ULIAM II. BISSELL, Governor Of H.
w linois, has appointed JonS B LrsS,
Commissioner of the Stale o. Illinois, for
the county of Union, 10 administer oarhs, TO
take dispositions and proofo deed mortgages,
&C. To h. used ard recorded ia the State of Illinois
Persons having lands real .stai. of kind for
sale may ind purchasers by leaving description Of the
my Office as have oI.n"d Books for the rur-
chas. and sal. real No charge III th. event of
sale being made" JOHN Il. LINN.
Ievi-bur5, Pa. March IS, Isc0.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
Selling Off at Reduced Prices

4 we are about to fill our shelves with Fall
\ Goods we offer oil our Summrr Clothing g
0f L,rer rates than srer, Ii is mostly home
made work. and warranted. Il Now is your
time for Bargains!
All kinds of CLOTHING to order al short
notice ZIMMERMAN & ZELLElS, LeWt>hGrg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-30
NEW EiDYnlNE SlDHH
Just opened. opposite the Riviere
House, in the Room lately
occupied by \. Singer.

4 FULL and complete assortment of
n FALL g. WINTER CUOTH-
ING, snch as Overcoats, Dress Goats, Busl-
ness Goats, and Goats Of every style and pat
tern /; and Panialoon> and Vests 10 suit. Also,
a large variety Of Under Clothing, such as
Drawers, Shirts, &c. Also, a fine assortment
of Boys Clothing Of tho latest styles. Also,
HA rs and CAPS equal to any offered in this
country. In fact, | have everything necessary
IN the shape of Clobing, which | Oiler al a
very small advance for cash.
PHILIP GOODMAN. Ag't.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods. Lewis burg, Oct. %.
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