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THERMOMETERS,

" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TaE AROVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTHER,
:, Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR T. e. "
DE1N ~, NV ork fe22-f
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u;,, THE STEAMER PLANTER
~ leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river eva, rTrr
~ Horhlng az clock, far up as Hills LANDING
IN VIII leave HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ing LOT benedict VIII leave Benedict every FrdSy NOR,
ng az % clock for Baltimore, calling at PIn Pci,t III
+ ar Haven going and returning 20 " A io'i'' lana
je25-tf 7, IS ti'u NJ ,ni' Ini
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E%EsE CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl-Th
81 ~ SUBSCRIBER has hand at his extenei,c n -,
f.EfVSlToRY, No. 30 South Cav street t 80
and best assortment of Fashionable p3 10
viii 6 6 h ond IN the city Persons want Of arrssG
,nad ~, 70 teiF interest TO give call as am a.
mined TO sell low for cash approved paper All
es S no warranted for twelve months old Cant
s2I-f "t' W "' ~ IN III tGhinlsslon.
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UiII1oo,,. = III III u F1AMF X HkOKEE WEENS
W Ill eaVe Baltimore for the PatuXent river eve FpTD
nornlng az o'clock, as far up as Hs Landing RatIn
liz Viii leaXe hilrs Landing every Monday morpnS f
VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morn1g ~
Haven going and returning " "ti i"iIU anu FaIr
Freight received Cd Wednesdays and T,,,r-1.
THEO WEENS MaSter
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me Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
y s; s wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STRERT
E%SlLA notice.
aae7='n.-ss'adA1 FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER


Cu,NCr m, - FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
DAD IsfS ~ or and after WEDNESDAY Nav
Sarmoie Tor The Patuxen river every WEDN G
IN Az MORNINGS at O'Clock, proceeding rs far nm
as lyon creek on Pednesdays Returning wifi Ieava
Viii eye Ra thursday CORNING O'Clock for BamdTe
Hilps ian1n on saturday morning o'clock for
Mnn5,T ", Returning, Will leave Hills Landing on
noI i morning at O'Clock for Baltimore caIIm t
Haven going and returning "i ioht ana Falr
Pr'ight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
PASSAGE to P.trxonts q, III, NJ L. WEEMS, Master
tn Lnir Anrru -
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S%l&e CARRIAGES

Tie suhSrrihars boro ~, l., , CARRIAGES
ra rsi G = ElIE STREET general assortment Of
~ me most approved Styles all of which vii i ~,
Suarsg Pfes Tor cash approved paper ali Carra
uie p4blc to call and examine our stock S Wv '''
N, b-od Carriages taken in exchange for p,o. ors
| n26-H RTDnT I,,,oorn IN
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fla NORDLINGER & CO..
uEdf&5 IMPORTERS OF
iez461&zzM FOREIGN PRODUCE
NJ ,oo BkANDlES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS, &c
NO. 102 L0MBARp STREET, Baltimore MI
M3A WE HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST
tEESIaE5 AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT or
Asss3akh Ii Q 0 Il S
IN THE CITY
by calling I0NG T. 20 ohases
dl5-tf and % panpsHl,,o,f ~ ~.
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Steamships.
<;,kktz

s4Ff% Fl A l. l. S TON
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The frst-class steamship
LOCUST POINT,
Will leave Spears wharton
TUESDAY, July 3,
,r., at 3oclock, 7 ~ precisely
freight received after IL O'Clock on the day Of sailing
Steamer VIZ 'f"'uie VI III
For freight only apply to
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HEIDSEICK CO.; Charles Heidseick; Prince
1ImperiaI Bouzy La Perle, and various other brands
IN Champagne Wine, for sale by LAURENCE TH0MsEN
W. VI exchange Place je6.tf
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e IL \ BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
ktlnaEe1hnlaaeAestl Ma STEAM CnMPANV
ss..sl@H OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

T1p - 5'T1ms r COMPANY.
IN F&N m EEkEEiREERICkSBuRG, VIRGINIA AND LAND
n Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Farbonk Iowa,
baltimore from her BERTH at Needham's ner %bt s
wharf EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON at a'r1o 1J sur aI
MfutH n leaves johannesburg EVERY ESnSY
~ at cloGs, or Immediately after the arrival Of
We d,n OF cars from Richmond and Washington StGrpin
at al ue regular Landings the RappaLanncck Tvar
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fURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
~ No, IS NORM STREET
ENN.s. The undersigned having greatly en-.
llged their premises aud increased their r,cilj
US peg leaNe to call the attention of the public to rz
N1hsVe STOCK OF every description ARRfAGES piSfe
III te most elegant style and durable manner which tL
are prepared TO sell accommodating terms REP Airs
tended to with dispatch snd at reasonable prices al"
49,. JOHN CURlETT SON
JyZ4-u 81 North street, Baltimor.
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SCALES.
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
- VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
&&Aa and sold upon their er1ts by the inventor
No. IS south Charles and Balierston streets.
NO HUMBUGGERII
mvDH JESSE MARDFN
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES, at Wharf
Wv corner of York and William STREETS Hughes Oror
Apply to j. ". STOCKhAN at the wharf, or quay
CHAS. GTLMOR,
mhlt No. So Second street.
LlTEA6 MARBLE WORKS.
- HUGH SISSON,
CoR NORTH AND AoNUNEH4 Sys
AoNL,aEkTSa GRAVE STONES, MANTLEs.
TITLES for hoorg, GARDEN STATTfARv
&C., DO S0AA
aForeisn and Domestic Marbles furnished the tYaa.
all
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
.. ID. PRATT 4 Co
M, cokNEE or BALTIMORE AND G ca. ,.
~ letSrs respectfully invite such MaSrbana' 90
credit to s a to the Agency and who sell goods on
OUT Information. From long experieoce and the salts
ant c;i;e Of thousands merchants
We ana have for years been disorders,
the assure all who will call, whether they sell goods
h OF country towns ample satisfaction SIS 70 the relia
In H. -l-...- A-.-.l
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Notice to Marin

Notice is hereby given that green buoy marked with
te Nord Wreck has been placed ten fathoms SW of
schr sunk eff Shoeburyness
me buoy lies in fahoms at low water spring tides
with the following marks and compass bearings uiz:
The Semaphore on Barrow Hill in line with the Fast
Mill at Mile Town-SW by s.
Hamlet MILL in line with the West End of the New Ter
race at Southend-NW by N
BY order Of Lighthouse Board
MELANCTON SMITH, Com SN
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Business Garos.

ID F. WILLIS,
Is 50 LIGaI STREET WHARF, BALTIMORE,
, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF OLD METALS, RAGS,
Ropes, Furs Hides Beeswax Country Produce gene
rally, and the highest CASH PRICES PAID. fel0-tf
w A MARBURG & CO.,
W. No As W. LOMBARD STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
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between the Depots the Route '''~''' '"W q
on se Bsy by as Lime sn enjoy comfortable nights rest
at any point and resume their trip by daylight 'F"
- N0IlC E-Passengers from New York
ana fhiladelpha by this Line will have their ha .
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT from
will be checked to different points South IVAN ience II
For further information and Through Tickets (which m
goou ny me Bay or Mail Line appyin NEW YORK at The
Gompanys Great Southern Railroad ONCE iersav v
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street Pearce Az
sso AT te New Jersey Railroad Office foot Of CourtIsnd
street or at No 22g Broadway, corner of Barclay see b
the Asqr House In PHILADELPHIA at he Con aTUEs
once n W corner of Sixth and Chestnut Straat
at ne Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BATI
M9[h at me once Baltimore Steam Packet COMPANY foot
or mon Dock or on board the Bay Steamers 'O''
The large and commodious, new and beautiful sta,,
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repee with auar', dn .
Tort and convenience, have been added to the irS Tb
hne oelng nov composed Of the splendid steamers 6JIS
ANA, capt q. RUSSELL and ADELAI DE Gantoin Ios
modatons. ~ anu "erh accom-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
nys wharf UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CoNC0Rn SIP X
Daily, Sundays excepted, " 'i''1Ei'
eg-Af ~ O'CLOCK, P Ma
" Immediately after the arrival the Frrysg. y<s
which leaves New York at A. NJ and Ph.jaI,,i ~ ~
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pdatVeIy new and was built by merchants of Erode
ana baltimore, interested in the trade and hU
on IN ana farmers residing in tie counties bordering,
6rs PpaIdhnck Tor the express purpose Of keeuir
ward c steamer on the route During the winter tie lo
tectinn IN ha peen enclosed thus aGodng complete ur-
lecton LOT Horses, and other live stock TaTriacS Of on
sizes can he taken on board and carried under deck without
JahHs on the wheels Her staterOom berth accomm
GaGns IRE large and commodous, and her capacity for
extensive AS passenger and freight b, at she has
no superior on the waters of the Chesappake '' mas
through freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES :l
by X )" CAPRON & Co, BowIy's wharf ~ '''EeS pAiu
ES Freight received on board Of the Steamer Uod7
anu inuIsdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock p S
FOR further information and Blank Receint ~ -,
Dy the Company, apply on hoard. or to " ~ uSe'
X: j. CAPRON & co, Agents
u Cr..r,rrr, . n o. 81 ROwly's wharf, RaIt;mnra
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Not Bad.

We heard yesterday of an inciden,
which shows that every slave-code Demo
crat in Kentucky a, least is not disuniOn.
list. A we'll known Democ of Kentucky,
who resides in the country, not far from
the city, and who is known for violent
opposition to Douglas and popular sover-
eighty, received his mail the other day,
and took his sea. in the old arm chair in
the parlor to enjoy ga read" In the par
lor With him we're his wife, sister and sister
in-law. Of course, the Charleston Con-
vention news was what bis eye sought for
first. lie read that delegates from several
Southern States bad seeded, aud the Con-
vention had adjourned without making a
nomination. He let the paper drop from
bis hands and commenced crying, at which
the family began to litter. "Hang you,"
be exclaimed, chad you half the religion
you profess, you would cry too"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
M0FFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
PhRMjE B6fferS.

THE high and envicd celebrity which
these prs.emnrnt Medicines have acquired for their
invasbl. efficacy in all the diseases which they pr"iss
only unnecessary, but unworthy OF them. They are
known by their FRUITS their good works testify r them,
and they thrive not by the faith Of the credulous-
IN ALL CASES OF ASTHMA. ACUTE AND CHEoSIc RREu-
AFFECTIONS BL,I kiDSEys, bIIors
FEyEEs, AND LIvkK CONPLANTsIn the south and West,
where these diseases prevail they will be found invaiu-
able Planters Farmers and others, Who Use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without them.
DIsPEPsIA.-So person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines immediately ERtr
TfoSs Or SKIN, ERYsrkLAs, FL.TuLkscS, fkvEH AND
AGuE For this scourge Of the Western country these
medicines will be found safe rp.dy aud certain reme-
dy Other medicines leave the syst subject to return
OF the disease by these medicines u permanent
TRY rHtS. M sAIIspIAD AND M CUkkp.
MskcuKAL LDIsK,sss-Nevrr fails to eradicate entirely
pow-rful preparation Of sArsspariils.
NisHr SWAPS NERvous DfBIiIrY, NERVOUS CoSriAIS's
OF KINDS, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, PAipsArioS o. 1hs
HkARr, PAiNrsns CHoIIc.
PssIhe original proprietor OF th.se medicines Vas
Life Medicine. alone WoRns Of all kinds -necsuaiiy
expelled by he-e M-nes Parents will Do veil to sd
minister them Whenever their e1istence suspected
Relief will be certain.
TIE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTrfERs
Purify the blood and thus a diseases fron the
system. single trial will plnce the LIFE PILLS and
PHENIX BIrTEkS beyond the reach OF compsue1on IN
the estimation Of every patient.
AS-Prep.red by DIX. WILLIAM =. M0FFAr
S35 Broadway, corner Worth St. New York,
1y7s3 and sold by all Druggists
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Correct, 50 far!

Common Pleas was in session at Tifin,
and Judge Hall, since NJ. G. from the
Ninth District of Ohio, occupied the
bench. A case of some importance was
reached in the order of the docket, and
the parties and witnesses we're on hand
The counsel for the plaintiff, Charley
Brown, was absent. His client, however,
soon succeeded in procuring him, and
Charley "opeued fresh" He submitted
motion after motion, aud supported them
by arguments that were ludicrously laugha-
bic. Judge Hall, compelled to volunteer
On occasional grin, did not see fit to grant
the extravagant demands, which served to
increase rather than diminish the quantity
Of Charley's motions.
The Judge at las: waxed impatient, and
deemed it economy to say: alt is the
opinion of this Court that the Counsel for
the Plaintiff is At present peculiarly dis
qualified for conducting the case now be-
fore it."
Charley arose with an awkward and
affected calmness, and said: at is the
(hic) opinion of the counsel for the plain.
tiff that the (hic) counsel for the (hic)
plaintiff is obliged to confess that he can
not (hic) comprehend the insinuations of
this Court. The (hic) Court will there
fore please (hic) repeat the same iusinua-
tions."
The Court did repeat: "It is the opin-
ion of the Court that Charles Brown, the
Counsel for the Plaintiff, is altogether too
drunk to proceed further with this case"
Charley arose again, and bringing bis
fist to parallel with bis head, brought it
down upon the desH with sh;vering EN-.
phasis that Jared the whole courtroom,
accompanying it with: "7Aafs the first
correct decision giicen this session :" :.
The closing exclamation entirely over.
came Charley, and he came to his seat
with an emphasis equaled only by that
with which be endorsed" the decision of
the Court.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

A Georgia paper defends Slavery upon
Biblical grounds, proncunciug it a divine
as we'll as . peculiar institution. This
proposition is suggestive Of the reply made
by DR.. johnson, when, while violently
deuounciug Scotland, . gentleman inter-
rup,ed him with, "But, you forget that
God made Scotland" "True," rejoined
the Doctor, "but be made it for Scotch
men, Sir p II God made Slavery, be
as.uredly made it for Georgia.-N T.
Times.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

DoN'T KNOW HOW TO 'HoLLER.
Wilmington Watchn,dn, Democrat organ,
publishes all the Presidential tickets. Its
q"andary Is funny, but not singular, in
the double condition of the Democracy.
The editor says:
ave are decidedly at . loss to know
what will be the result Of all this mix
and We are in q greater loss as to how to
holler: We are anxious to ho,ler for some
body, but are afraid to, for you know we
might wake up the wrong passepger-that
is, We might get on the wrong side-and
then we would be in . circumstance"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

normal SCHOOL,
Tn he hr,d I'm the Missionary Institute Edince, Sci.
fasgrerc, snyder TO-, Pa.

To he held I'm the Missionary instiute Edince, Sell
fasgrere. Snydc TO-, Pa.
TEACHERS-
THros WEAVER, A. NJ Principal.
wy NoG1tiNg, A. b, IssiSdnt-
s.x'L AnEM,S. Esq. County Superintendent
JoHS y. STopp,Kp, An. Lecturer, Superintendent
of Schools, Neu York City)
T ADIEs and Gentlemen are respectfully notified that
IL thi. NORMAL SCHOOL will commence immediately y
after Harvest, July 10th, and will continue weeks. II
designed for Teachers especially and stodrnts grner
ally The Expenses need not exceed SO for the Term
Tuition 81 81 boarding. lodging aud furnished
in town, at Sl:'5 10 :! per week. The branches
taught numerous, including all that relate 70 .hc
profession Of TeAching also Latin Language and hsher
Mathematics The text hooks used the very best but
teachers should bring with them their own Tor reference.
This School holds oat Inducements which no other,
either in Snyder in surrounding Counties equals II
/. designed b. model kind Two Of the Teach
Mtsrs Weaver and Noeng have frofessorsh'ps IN
the Institute Prof John FSiodtard is extensively
uown of the best educators OF the country wiz
teach at least weeks daring the term The County
Superintendent w also contribute TO the interest OF tne
school, by lectures, &c, and will favor il in whatever
way he For Cireuiars Gddres.
THE0S WEAVER.
June 20, Is6ow4 Selinsgrove, Snyder Co. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Lewisburg Literary Association.

CHARE FOR SALE.-The Lewisburg Lit.
- erary Association is an incorporated in
siIiu,ion and the owner Of valuable REAL
Estate. The capital of the corporation is
estimated al FouR THOUSAND DoLLAas, which
is divided into twenty shares OF 5000 each.
The income Of the real estate is paying fair
percentage On the investment. OSE SHARKoT
rHIs Sroek, b hifsing to the estate OF James
u. Hamlin. defs /. is offered for sale by the
subscriber. ..ML II. 0RWIG, Admir-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
SPRING PURIFIER.

THE warm spring weather succeeding the
bracing atmosphere of winter, relaxes the
entire muscular system, including that great
muscle, the heart; the circulation ofthe blood
becomes sluggish and irregular, not being
propelled as actively as nature requires,
through the lungs, there TO exhale or cast of
its impurities and become oxidized and purl-
fed: fulness of the tlood-vessels ensues,
attended with dull, drowsy, languid feelings,
and frequently dizziness and vertigo; the
blood becomes loaded with corruplions, which
sometimes finds partial vent in humors and
eruptions Of the skin, and the liver partakes
of the general inactivity of the system. Dr.
DAVIS DEPURATIVE quickens and equal.
ICES the circulation of the blood, cleanses il
of all mOrbiic matter, stimulates the liver to
healthy action, gives tone to the organs OF
digestion, and communicates remarkable en-
ergy to all the functions. One bottle OF it,
costing one dollar, will entirely prevent or re
move all the above-described unpleasant,
symptoms, and, by Strengthening and invigo-
rating, as well as purifying the system, fire..
qneniy be the means Of preserving the health
throughout the entire summer. It's effects as
Spring Purifier Of the Blood are warranted
and unfailins. For sale by
3ms4l J. BAKER & CO., Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Now Hotel In MiMinburS.

~ THE subscriber would respectfully in
u form the Travelling Public everywhere,
that he has taken and hued up the premises
of George Schoch, in the centre Of
MAIN ST. MIFFLINBURG,
where he is prepared to accommodate strans-
ers and travelers-men and beasts-in the
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me a call.
Ap.l,'59 CHARLES CROTZER:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

"Madau," said druggist the other
day, to lady Who Was examining some
cologne, 81 assure you that it is an excel.
lent article aud if sou will sproximate the
e1,ention Of your proboseis to the enclosed
Or.6ce Of the bottle, you will perceive the
truth Of my assertion"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Admlnlstrator's Notice.
| Office is hereby given, that Letters

~ of Administration on the Estate oil
ISABELLA MATHERS. late of BufIaloe town.
ship, Union county decd, have been granted to
by the Register of Union coun-
iy in due form Of law therefore all persons in
debted TO said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any just
claims are also requested to present them lie.
gally authenticated for settlement.
JAS MATHERS, Administrator
BuGaloe Up, June 2, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

ANEcDorE.-At Charleston, Dav. Tod,
10 addressing the crowd, declared that be
vas Dimocrat, from Josh Giddin's Dis
srict, and be had been fighting that old
Abolitionist for morn thirty years.
At Baltimore, on taking the chair vaca-
ted BY Gushing, Dav. declared again that
be vas . Dimocrat, from Josh Giddin's
district, and that be had been fighting that
old Abolitionisf, 10 defence of Southern
rights, morn thirty years.
"Well, boss, said q wag from Alabama,
II don't think you hurt him much. -
Cleveland Leader.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

MASTER FOR ONCE.-An unfortunate
married man was very iilused BY his Nan
tippe-he was even treated TO an occasion.
81 thrashing. His friends rallied him up
on this, and at last spurred him to declare
that be would make an effort to be master
One. day, not long after, his better half
was SO furious, be found himself obliged
to seek shelter under a table. just at
this moment the voices of his friends we're
heard in the passage. "Come outcome
out y cried the wife, fearful Of an expos
ure. "No, no !" cried the husband, in
triumph, "come out, indeed-not l. I'll
show for once that l am master"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
New Arrangements. New Goods!
JOSEPH L. HAWN having taken the

j well known SPYKER HAT STORE. has
refilied it, and filled in an extensive variety OF
Hats, Caps, Gentsmen's CioAing, dc.
Also a large and splendid stock of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, &c, which he will make up to
order, as he still continues the Tailoring Busi-
ness. He is prepared to execute all work
entrusted to his care, TO the satisfaction of the
customer.
N. b. Cutting and Repairing. ~ done to
order. (Lewisburg, Aprii 10, 1887
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
STRAW AND FANCY MILLINERY.
" & M. RODENBAUGH, on Mar


VI ket street, second door below Fourth
street, south side, grateful for past patronage,
would inform their Lady friends Of Lewis
burg and the country around it, that they will
keep constantly on hand, large and well Sc
lecied assortment of Millinery Goods,
which they are selling and will continue 10
sell al the lowest city prices.
BLxAcHISs and TRIMMING done to order, on
the shortest notice. and according to the latest
styles. They will be very happy to see their
old customers with as many new ores as may
feel dis posed 10 favor them with a call. [3m
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
PHILAD. s. READING RAIL ROAD
"a 5;..ss.i.;.s::: :5;..ss..;.s::s : 1z..:;:..;4;;;;s=::!
Shortest in Distance 4 Quickest in Time
BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES OF
new YORK and HARRISBURG,

Uia ReadfnJ, iHeatorn ami Eos'on.
MORNING EIpreSs Wet leaves New York at A NJ
AVA Philadelphia at A NJ Arrives at Harrisburg at
ls:i5, noonconnectny. at Harrisburg, with train on
Northern Central Railroad for Sunbury, LEMtSBt M,
Miiton williamsIort, Jersey Shore aud Lock Haven.
Nal Train Wcst leaves New York at Il, noon, and
Philadelphia at $50 NJ connecting with train on Nor
thern Central Road for stations MS above.
MgH Tram Ers leaves Harrisburg at VI, arrives
Philadelphia at Z NJ and New York at $50 NJ, in
time take boat cars for Boston &c.
Fast Erpr,ss Last leaves Harrisburg 1l5, on arrival
Of Northern Central tran-arrives Mt Philadelphia at
o:l5 NJ, and New York at ., evening.
No change of cars or baggage, between New York or
Philadelphia and Harrisburg
For beauty of scenery, aud speed comfort and accom-
modaton, this route presents superior Inducements to
the travelling public
Office in Nsc Tk. foot Of Courtlandt street. iHlddel
pLiI. broad and Callow hill streets.
Fare between New York and Harrisburg, FIVE DOL
LA.S. For Tickets, Freight, or other information,
apply to J.J. CLYDE,
June Is, 1SG0y Harrisburg