JUL.
f.
ill
.1 1
3'1
3
Star A ffhYnniffr
O. ! V.OiiDEN k J. H. COBMEIIUS.
' V- ..".if .-?h. tntMnrro'cnTx, f
.u' ii.Vj . tne Vh .n. ku th. ir-t h Im j
ilr-uLti.-u otaeY VWT io lour.!-. ,
V
rroelorn, nulional; Slavery, scclional!
ABKUritE iylir.i -flirt TO AMEBHlJi lM-lsIM,
" " i
Sot ailr-tlrr In- f Maw Tcrrlto-y b) r.-itenslas,
fcj-J, or t'wM,
ni."-" sre. mil l I Ih " !'!lni r-i-ltl.-
b f.re t!ie- unity, until tie y re i.-ti u-: to..'
liil Ih -in !. ur ui Veil, III. rrti. P.. .1 ui.lil '
wr.v- m lrni.ii.-h H.I 'lf!'.H NutinD-U O:'.oi ftl M-i.-ltn:..-ii
I'' ''.r-r. .Oir. ir.' J. vm-Jl.
j-T!i!- Oiiwi-lrioj S'.iflnnvn'iin.toniuslM.K-ii
e .n.i:.l-.le i--r eiot. ra"r ' -'P.' ",lU 1 lc '"",u',"
- ' , .
CONGi'.KSS mee's on MocJay the O'h
Ji,c ant enc we k from ccit M mJay.
'... fr .,,!,.. Wnl
1ue.uai.Ji'0"-" ,
eli-cic J, and arc ccniiuuiilj c.assm.a a, ,
flloms:
I!-!. or .nll-Ie- A'min- P. nlti.
Alii 11'. uliil'.Uuu. IPlm'u U.i'u. T-'t-M
u O 0
r 3 0 0 0
5 0 0 0
I 11 O 0 0
3 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
3 4 o
a 2 o
j.i 1
Jj o 0
a o l o
7 1 a o
4 O 0
2 0 10
2 0 O 0
jooo
0 0 i o
0 II 2
0 0 l o
0 0 3 2
0 0 K 1
0 0 6 6
o o "
oust
O 0 2 M
0 0 6"
0 0 4 4
, .) o a "
o o i o
0 0 -'
o o :
0 I) 3 1
0 0 ! 0
.- H .r
V .rui'mt
IarS-".l
l.urvle Ul.iii
1 ..L
1
If.i
M: li.:tn
JllJ.4l
I... ii..;.
MimcU
t .reon
l'.,lii'jruift
lv.xw.im
M.ryl.,nl
nijiu.ft
Kiuai ky
T.-mi.-l..
A.-H.i'.-aJ
Mi-i.ii-i-l
V-tt'i
t- ulli Car-!'
'l..rdA
U-..irii
A lifc.iu
.
V
.j
j'
;
i
1
One se.t fioin each f tbee SraUs is
ta be or may be ontested by K-1 ublicah.s.
after tho orc'atiin'iou.
tnonglis' boJv-guatd bard to count.
Uy ad ling - to each ;ato abil prob
abivO f r Kansas we have the total tote
f A residential Electors iu '):
s I Mi-l. s-u f
I lii'ltiiti-i 1 '
! I ll.iu-n? 1'
1.. O i-.-..i.-:n &
4 1 .litiiiiMll 4
l I-.
; I a.i:o.r. j
" j T-ITtt li
:.ji:i uv'ioft
1 ' A at-ai 'J
U .-..-M,-tl '
y j l. ju
1 TOTVl M
X-K lI-TIip-l-.it
.mi .ut
M.. a.-li.i--tt.
bi.t-t- it-.Hna
1 --i.i.,- o.-ut
, Vi.ru
V. W JfVVV
Ivnu-ilnall
illiii.
--
l-i
IVIawar.
M..-.i-ir..l
ir-tlni-.
lv-.ytu.-ky
T. nut -1 9
ArH...-m
Mi-.,.iTi
2,o:lUCr...ir.
1'rec Sia'es
Mavo States
lSii
i.",,, r. Tree VAc in-i
J- O'J tret -.laic in j-(
Neccs-iry ta a choice (with Kansas)
1 jj , I
da
a lhout Kaunas lJ-
,1 i
'ileSCUin? Old Brown." i
a . . ;...- rf ti n t in wl ieh the '
As aspccimeo ot tbo way in wi.icn tue
. ... , .1 .
Virginians are bewiiaereUjWc nonce ii. toe .
lMtimort S of Wednesday last, several
.uii letters received by 0v.W,se, as ,.
ToTt Mt?hi t'umttt.'H.t ali
prtions that could leadto .be discovery of
the author's nani"S." Titis li t precaution
issignifintit. The diners are safe, or
if tho names sent are fimitious the baud-
urltinr? nn 'ht be identiueel. It cpi vttt
. . " . , , MM.-.u . :. :
OJ WesetKCW, oetott-. uevue. S1'"' ,
uiae, is q iite as uncertain as their quta-
tions-'from l5rowu's carpet-bag." If ever
, ,
written here, it was by some fun-loviug
chap who does not real l: that tho such
...... , . i ,t ..
joking is "sport to Xim, it is death to
t'aose involved in Slavery. Head it!
, . r a ..,. T -i. .
Lstra,1 front a ffcr v,m L-.trj, .
comi'i; 1'., ,W. lo, lo'J !
An friend to :h Mniutiii..n nj a. i'ii.i. i f -.i
D iw furuiiu in Ui tf. W' ll JH-Ttm: ctuir cum.-- iu
a tits r'e. iti prn.i; nl trai.i.'iti" i" 10 Id:"- vi. '..
Vm fC-'lK";' "ZTlZ'f,?:?tJ,
-1 can I-ro uuiiit-'-r Nut fi iiuu in-i iu are
rttid aujtiliar --.'i- v.v -i'M ia i. iIi'mh ln. 'ilt-y
VI l.y t ai.t .-iii.il-, l.imSr J.di. au n.irit !-
Colt r' olcT '-. ru c i U"!.i.n Urvi'i iti;"iurt'
uriV?;1'
il. wiai Hii.ro -
ftTOlJ hU-IICH.ll. JD l Wtlt-ll kll Jiff CO
Un. at r-rtm fi.-Mial, ih.ui' ujh u tt.- Jjil ai.-l
inrtifr in it. I14u.l1. ri jaitu:trj oi y.mr M.tt-.
pur'it-'toD. i I rjvaii t'lut' t'-rct'io iMip Lii t'.rrr.s ii ttiK
ir.t.i- mt tiii i.r-j, i r.n. i i..t a?tn-i, i it
j"i'!Ij',ii i"wri,.-
I v utme.., -er.-y
l.t, Lit li, 1 tn tK'tv, is a pina ai'
lbucfur tht-v hae o.per' d
ti thtt'S ((-' " -ij'rt .f ih ir a-v-s'.mion. ui to
.'ii T.t.,i',-r i.,'-e i,,..
-.iilh-e -rrn.iu.il.. . il,.! He ir i.e nve. i.n i-
,u--te.lnuul.U, or l.ui,r.,leu, W the . wculen
i"w!lr".re.i iol ..4 -sv.m. .h-re to mv ...o,,:-!,-'
T&tt iu iciun en lur ntt o nil
nem. i f un I hont wreiii; tite -ten. .a- eonine :t. ,i.
.11 M-eui.nci ruait-nion ui-uu km u.j .c i.i.-ii m.-)'
v-nt-prf k.-,i .rent. ... i;ie t
iuii.er---..r.lr"(Q1 were iuitiah 4, kael tue,k
u. with ol p.r-ut-rrtii..
The question now is, who is this " Cap-
ainJiin?" Lian, Koss, Aiken, or who?
tain Jim:' Lian, Koss, Aiken, or Who !
Tbe whole thing is as " fresh news" in
Lewiburg as tbe tryui' assertion that we ; Iht .t of , K, ilc oniidta n.-s.
bad " become tbe apologists of murder ' Died, ou the iillili ult., iu .Milior l town
aud treason." The people of this county sfcip) Juuiata Co., Da., li.uibAr. a (;.:(
arc law-abiding men. We have not met imjek, aged OU years, 7 ni inii.-s and 17
tho first Kepublican who approves ot
Lro.u-S expedition, however ...ueb tbey :
Way pal lilte bis offence Oil accnuut of tue
state of mind to which they believe slave-
1 i. i TJ-. -
could only arouse iil feeling, and da no ;
lasting good. Like the fending of a few '
. ., . , . , , ,, .,
Blaves to Liberia, the r,loiSe cf a Landf.nl
by force would Lave no power to io away ;
Slavery, wbicb should ins! tc checked in
its expansive measures, and then (in tbe
words of Gen. Scott) "gradually auiel.or-
atcd to its entn extinction. 0 d Ilrown
is generally regarded as better fiited for a 1
lunatic asylum than a gallows. From pti-
icy and from principle, we oppose blood
fbed and wrong on either side of tbe pca
tion. The only persons we have known
wno seemca to rej ,ice over this ut.rortun- !),', y0U gce the reason is plain as one
ate affair, are Democratic politicians, who of old John I'rowu's pike staffs ! Lrie
grin over it as "a lucky tbiDg ftr our j Observer, (Vent )
i"J- There is now much attention paid to
ISre learn that Gov''Vie b. teen ! ,b ?S? f CU' ft" fo'Ider' ,If 8tes,n
isnred that w of tbe HsrtWs Ferry r., ,.t i,..m ,i.r. i - ' j ., ...
Insarrenta ia frn-n e . v., l'. .r -.1-
nla is from onr West Branch ie-1
tFioHl the Voci tl iPUcb )
a -.- wh, ii, i . -. . i.
I ftarThe poor Uucbauites try to raise
1 - crow that tin y "elected baif their ticket"
in York State, wbcro Fremont bat SU.UUU
. .....l. :.. l,...tj -.r.,1 h'lllmrtro
"-"J j - ;
together bad 40,000 mj. over Iremont
. ,, .,:. ,1 Democrats
u uu, i"o .;u.i .
united have git three out of the ni'te on
i the Stale Ticket by i scant average niJ
uf 934 0nlv one ltepub. defeats all oppo
. - , .. T U ...1.,...
bing parties, anil tue fh t m-puo.
up by the Americans, have 4S.000 maj !.
Coiupirnller Denniston,Rep.&Am.mj .48.612
I'riM.uri-r Dorsheimer do 47.921
All. rney tJrn. Myers do 49.5.9
Jn Ive Curt Aid" Daries do 4S.OSrt
,...,1. ,i' Hue-hes da 48,105
Pr: o n In-p Forrest. Reptir. only i
, final Coin. skinner. Hard,Soft& Am. 3!t
,s ai? I'.'iciii'T Kxhinoiid do i.i-n
Soc , ,f St;lt(.jn(.s d.i 1,4S
smttntp. M( Dem. 9 It Rop. maj.
Ii..use " 92; 35 ''6
The mai on the Rnuh.I-esislative Tickets
Yc,rk cjly has j0;( (l0
I Pern, maj., but on a lull vote the Country can ,
i.i S3 (!P0 better. J. hn Brown can I cany II
Tor tic I'e no'.rary, and they know it !
Lewiso-urg.
I.-St w'ek. we raid our Orst visit to the
... . . t. .i I
elassta borough oi i.ew.siur?. ii " "a
wit of ju-tico ill Lui ni cuinly, beau'iliil
ly 1 'caicd on the western bank of the 5i?
i lehunna river, and contains about three
t'iou.-aiiJ i:i It iibilatils.
Wbilo there is less I
bu
... , i i .
s spir.t and "O-uhcad energy, than
t'ltro is iu lianville, there is certainly .
in..r? t ! eitice ari l tas!o, iu the tuiidingi,
arriiiijioiueut of the streets, and general ap-
pearai.ee, of Lewkburg. Wcfpeutada;
iu s : r j 1 ! i ti g amid its surrouniling scenery,
in the L,i.y Indian sjinnur, and seldom,
iudeid, have we spent a day more pbn-
at.tly. In the first pUee w wre extremc-
!y f.-i tuna'e iu pulling -.t o l .ff.be
II u-e, k. pt by I. 1'. :.- .wr, i. 'j , one
of those geiieiout .-pints, l.tf .-pii'i no .
;.;iius in ir.ii.i.-i. fin ' I to' c .1.10111 of their !
gueais. We need ODly jy that the admi- j
talle appoiutiiicuis of this popular boue
merit Ihe l.ih encomiums be.-to.ved upon
it by tlio.-o who baveenj iyed ils cnif. rts'. i
J'j lie so tier editor of the C'trmkle, !
;va arc e.-p,e!a.ly indebted for many inter -
es'iiig fje's in reiatiott to the past history,
:.,K,r.e,i t. i-,l.i,j!i-iiial more -
. i
inenls aiid business operalutiS of Lew 1- ;
Liir. Under his pilotage, we visited the '
,, c. i, ., ,, -. .. i i
Court llou.-e, the UII.-g, Seium.ry, and ,
other note I s'ructjres that c tusMtute the I
chief ornaiueuls of the place, and cha!- j
lenge the honest piido ef its citiZ'tiS.
The Court House is Lot only one cf the i
t.re. -t in the Smte. but is iustlv regarded
gesl iu the t-tate, but is
tin architectural model
The adaiira- i
bie arratioement of its various der an men's,
i J
.r e-rnt rt aal convet.it lice, can not DC
tic .1 eil. J he Jail, m tbu L'asenienr, cm- j
taius at present o.:ly one prisoner. The !
I J 1 i
Jury rooms and Oilie of the District At :
tornt - y are so arrmg-d as t j admit of di-:
i , . i
ra.t In t .a I in.rl I, inm vitnn.it
- --- -- - -.-.. .....-..
g '"""fib the crowd. We believe
.bis is the third Court !I,e in I'ennsyl-
ti, , h A. tt.
I'Ln. It w-id lately crcctcJ at a cost
Ln. It w-id latL-lv erLCtdJ at a cost of i
-,y-6ve thousabd dollar,, and isan or-
tarneo; 1 1 the place aod an honor to the '
ei.ix.,.s of Union e .unty.
1 ho C,..leg building, oOOfect ia length ;
from wing to wiug, occupies the sutumit !
r.t . I-,., .11 ;,. ,1,., ..l.,l. 1...1 , .. I
"' j
reM irees, ana presenting a Deaut.Iul (
"d rjinaulic appearance. It is iu sue- i
r , . , , ,. ,
ces - feil epcratiou, and is, wc believe under
'he control of the B iptist church. The j
!' ., .,-).. s,,,, n.,- ,t r.i.,i !
Kmale ba nnury t. near the College ,
bu.. ding aud ia under the tame general j
direction.
tt ri . .. . . I
loi n is rapid.y improving ; a large i
Euuioer of cleg tut private residences arc i
Dow in courso of construction.
, .... ,
J lie Chronic c H tho oldest and most
spirited journal publibed in Union coun-
, - 4i(. . , ()
v " M....t.ru, lv-" ,v-" J ' i
sucecful 1'iptiimeiit oa tbe advance pay-!
lug j-riucij.ie.
'e wore ptA'ascd to find Charles Zibor. '
. i-i f . .
tfst, aud Jo-'pu (jiibsou, furuicr citiZ'us
of Danville, taking an active part in the I
, r , i -it -.-. !
business affairs of Lewuburg. Mr. bib
ton is a huished mcchame, and furnishes 1
,r , j nrAn tii that rcion with t, '
e ( p e. ei. 1 l lo,J--
,4,cst J WP fur3' ' j
a clever fe.low. h .uest. indusirious. und
, .
no djubt anves a profitable trade. Caul. '
, ;
runes,, ia iu ,uis uouie, uewa aoei uutlou .
businegs, and seems la flouri-b as be Ue-!
serves. Long may bis bauncr wave.
serves. J.ong may bis bauncr wave.
DaucVk American.
days. rhewathe wife of Mr Vi iiri t
Urer, who died it. .i.e fall of 18.12 i
tbe surviving bim 'Si jeats. Mr. 1
Groiiingcr was one of tbe first settlers of!
.. ; ,, 1 , .
tbe Indians when 18 years of age. lie
ut"aintd . w,,h tb"!n J,b",u' n)0n,t".
sutiering innutuerabie hard-thips, when be
wl( b auj Lume iu
6afety. Rjitur.
. " "'"t'T ,c,e " 00 "M n',ne-
i- -,-. -
oopeJ ouf, tSeet1lM ia New
yurt s;ew Jers aBj Wisc
which elections were held last week. Tbe
reason is obvious the Republicans bad
no buckwheat to cither, mnd the Demo- !
crats had, consequently more Upublicaiis '
voted than U.-mocrate, and conscqueaily I
again tbe Uepublicaus Came out ahead ! i
! . . . 1 1 , . '-
n.e.l, Well rreP,rcd. if is preferred i
I tiCB:C kiuii Cf b-J. j
1 .
UNION " COUNTY STAR
i in the Mi.ldleburg Tribune vt
this week, copied from the German R'formtd
Mmenger of ilic .h inst., a sketch of the life of
a plain, honei.1 Gcnnan rarmer.wliien will oe
p-iu-t.i with interest, not only by his nnmer
our descendants aud acquaintances who lake
our pap?r, but by readers generally.
Philip Gemberllng, Sen.
In sketching the life and history or Mr.
(Jemberling, we rccogn:ze a home hero a
characier. Not, indee.l, one fain ms in the
departments of art aud science, in politics
and war, in literature ami plniaiithrtij y, but
extraordinary in the sphere of commnu lite.
Though he owed nothing to the schools, be
yond readmsr and writing in his mother Unique,
and simple ariihineiie, yet he was not an ev-ery-day
man. He belongs t ihe community.
Every man. woman and child 'peaksof Phil
ip (jemberling has spoken of hitn f. r sever
al gener.ilions and his name has b-emiie a
household word. He is one of the fuun.iaiion
pillars to the tiemberliug host.
He was the third child of a family of four
teen, and born of Jacob and Caiharine (V..I-
IrnsbergiT) Ce'nbf rling. A. 1. 1 .
sn of July-three yrar beiore the
A. 1. 177:1, on Hie
Mining
tt.A liHI-ipiti.iH nl' It.l.itmlerifTP 1 n the
r Tulpph,c'ken, ihen in Lan-
catt,r c,mt. lVnnsvlvania, bul now in Leb
anon. His parents were among ihe eail.er
setlleis of that nei-hhorhood. During his J
childhood, thev moved to bchaetlirlown. In
his n.nih year, the family migrated for thai
section ufmir ssia'e, known ui.der the name
of Shamokin. lying w.ihm ihe limits ofNorih-
umherland countv. In 17-, ihey t .ok up
ihcir abode on ihe present "tieniberling
lloinestend." They j oirneyed wiih a I. no:!
of six children, sbiwlv, and wiih much toil !
an 1 sacrifice. Wneu they arrived at 11 irris-
i.urir. out one n.'tise nan oeeu uum .no -i
,.-...,, . ai!i, -,,..,, afr wh..m Ihe
Capital of our Commonwealth has been nam- j
ed John Hams. A turning rh 'p had ul-o
b-?en erected an;l fintshe.l, and a dye-houvr
stood near by, under who h the family en- j
cainneJ for several days, wailing for the con- .
vevance of their g -orls.
As railroads an I ean lis were not ye', ih-y
carried their simple lurin:ure in a keel l.ai.
w hile li;-y ro 'e in a s'.. i.i..ving wagon, ex i
ee((t ihe inoiher, voo was o.t h ir.-eiack, j
"ami ..U"n." sajs h- r sen, di ! he w-ep and
uili b.r Ihe end!" Four days were consu-j
med 1:1 making the il.siiinee l'r.-iii ilarr.shurg. .
-J It'jM.i r.....l- hi I been onened. t.nlv f,.
p uas and l,.Uan trails, except the main high-1
war leading 10 Aorthnml erland. then called 1
'uiut Tow:: icau-e it li-s at the i"vrk ol I
thr I'rnnrhes o.rth'? iiti'ifh.inna. j
Wtu'u thoy hail p!act 1 their (fr-tination.
.S-'iiri'r iVi; uas not, and m sins ot' it, il i
we except a I om on C I. Kytr's p'a..- one :
on the IlichNT !Iimefft3tf, an-l oie on l.eon- j
ar.l Apps frnier rcM'iVnce, then ou nrd by
( li ith,i dj bt ft.w ,)rt.t,,;j(:H wcr. p,anl,.
' All was a forest of pine trees a beaunlul
ll' - re;t.lar and wide. In his own words and
tun nne : .'." ttan ir,;r cii l.nt e tinz-irrtwi '
,,.,s M,; htinted along ihe banks. Hist
fatli - r look po--esston ol :iuO acres of govern-
menl Ian I, al six shillings per aete. li, ten-liiig I
rrlUin;e;i ;, hls p;,. r,.v ; m 1 ,t ren-.ai,,-. 1
alier a period of eighty yeais, in ihe hands of i
descend mis ; Philip b ought g.Vl acre, j
froii Ins btrh.'r at sixteen dtbais p-r acre;'
3nA lhe LlIld ,1AS ln(.ri.as(.r ln va,. lr, ai-!
most nothing to one htindre I dollars an acre, j
Alter coining tne pare ns . i .onrieen en, w-
ren. the faiher died in his 8-i.h vear. and ihe
nuither died far advanced in seventies ; they
s:-ep lo-lhcr in the ancient -Cjuia-.-tettr
of Selinsgrove.
At the age of ;t, Philip mtrried Eve Gass.
I hey nve i ingeiner year-, ami were tne
P"LI',S '' n1"- cbihlren-five sons and four
.'. - lo - .hters: n t er tth leh de.-uli s.-nm-rileil them.
laing Mrs. (femberlm-: to the rave in the
t'-'d year of her ape. In bis 41-t year, he j
gave louisHI in marriaee, for n.c --r.-onn
... . . .. 1
.im(i ,n j-,lh i-euer his preseni wmo
They lived log-ther 4:1 years and became,!,,
-;'i--r:":r,-:
ithi'ir nrn'-i-, i..i.w
'ne itinnhcr of his sur-
a - iiii i.uii iiaii'.'ii'ors.
viiring cinlJten is 1
-si'vpn it'iis and live
Sn.S
h - . leaves broihers ol ihe ages 1 an I IS, and
a -'-J'':"' h ,r
Rov. Ueor?, 4jpis,;.c;t a, Hessier's chnr.rh- j
ihen an old log buil.lins. without llooring.
He remained a member ol the Reformed
, ;,,,, cll lrch of hjs falhcrsio Ihe )
diiy (,f his deaih. covering a period of 67 I
.vars, and saw all hi-children , the same j
coiniiinnion wnh hnn-elf. He became a ilea-,
c and an el,it.r nnd).r ,he ras,orship of Rev. j
Isaac (lerhart. He saw all the Reformed '
and Lutheran clerrtymen of ihe place coming I
,,e h:,re(1 w,,h han,-s ,C ;
ra,-e ,t,e oid l iuor, Chinch," the moiher !
church of ail. The churches of the town all
were built during bis l.ie-t.me. Ilia Family :
ib,e ha, renia",ncd in ,he UousehM for
nin'tv - live years.
e may say of him lhat he saw seiins-;
grove Irom its becmiiing ; an I not only so,
,i-e community, commonwealth, ami
Knion grew from inlancy during his sojotin,
on earih. lie ri'incmbereil the Rvului'-nary
U ar as a f:i-t in hiUif.'.f.inc : l.p hp.ir,! anil
!"ce hl'n;cH- l ;rii nia,,y pcak oMSen. i
V, a!iintun from personal recoilectmn, tht
he npver sa,v hil)i He ,;veJ throuL'h all the i
aiJmiuiblralicns of the I'rcNulfnts thus far, j
ol our Cmimi-nfffalih. Telegraphs as well
as olher imprnveinent-:, had their besinnin t
during his iile-nure. Whilst we travel lo
Reading and Philadelphia in several hours, he
req.rcd, team,tt!r.even and fourteen days.
As a citizen, he was loyal, orderly and:
peaceable ; it was to him a sacn d llung In
bev ,,. ,au.s of c,,untrv M0raly, he
was enverned by Ihe principles of iiiienri.y , :
lie was langht, an I taugol others, In place as
,,.!, stress and virtue on one's word: honor
. . ,,, .
and promise, as npon note or bond. Asa
,tiri.iian, we can say inai ne wa no nypt t
' crite; he made no false appearances, nor de- :
rr"f ;
fs,
mve show. W hat he seemed to he, he .
was. sincerely, and from his heart. He his;
run a long race, and has run it well. With
I all this he was full of lauli-; he confessed j
i his sins, and iru-ied not in works, but in the .
grate of Ood f.r salvation,
j Physically, he was strong and hea'thv, ,
very seldom sick; aud that iron constitution ;
: he preserved until his last. Apoplexy was
ws end. As a giant was he struck down, on ;
n a ndt y ,7 a "rniThu
evening, when he expired in peace. Thus!
i'v.,', ixei a m,A'tn pa'"ah. aged 8ti
vtrtis, uiieiiuja ami iv ua 5. LHi IAS.
Capital Take -031
The New York Evening P$t publishps
a new version of an oU son, illustrative
of the growth of public sentiment in rela
tion io s recent important event It is :
Am:-fc;4it JV'.iro hittl a little htjunP
OH John Bf-wn, hml l:ttl nir,
(tltj Jrtho Itrtiwn, hf hsI a littlt- nu.-r.
Old J h" llroun, Li liaj m hull ai'-r,
(l link nlirirer boy.
ChTUis ty Kreral toIcck J
District Altary OuM-toae little, two little,
.vcrpfarjr Ft'.yd Tlir little ni?sr.
yuiianufmm tourimettn Utiw,
,-,.,.; ,.,, ,shr ,,,
n ,iittfm cnii ,u-xin. lutie nicpr,
A' H'mU fin little i-n-.r imt.
Vfmter"tte Prttt thmawut tfif fhmntnt r,n Teett.tlreT
Tel. lA.H-ttn.i little n.kieer b.... .rmej with pi,rh6,rkf
eijlibo teet long and e-oonaauLted bjr t tccntg Uunuawl
Ab-)ii,ioni.tg.
Interval, in icJu'ch the Election it tuppotcJ
to hnvrpntzril.
Hrttii mi (Mitiutua Tea 1IU!, nine little, alght
little Dialer.
JuiJi mfa i nrginii Seven Utt.t, ill little, In littlt
mcKer.
..,.e-j. n-r,-te-'inavjea-kf .omrlwat
tl- -h0, tl.: ..-Sti r tey.'.';
A'f'"Tit.et ef frasii-yfon Four little, thn little, two
t the ujeU4
& LEWISBUBG CIIRONICLE-KOV. 25, J 850.
Hr. Grow'3 Prophecy.
Ia 1854, oo tha bill to anniill fie Mis
souri Comprouiiso by giting Slavery a
chancy to. enter the proposed Territories j
of Kinsas and Nebraska, Hon. liALUSHA
A. Grow, from Wilmot'a District, Penn
sylvania, made the following remarkable
and sweeping prediction :
"As au earnest and devoted fticn l of
the Ih'tDocrasic party, to wbieh I hive
i.aAPr.,lln nlv.n nv tn.i ffiorfru's from ill V
...i;.. ii.;..l .'.;.. 1 the defeat !
(""";" --i ,1
ot this 11. II ; lor U p'ismie win wn v
at a Xiti'onul oiytuizntioii, and, hnoiny j
it but a tcreik ia ccrii XtrtherH Slate, it '
i-lll IIva oiiU in liistnrv." I
How literally this prophetic warning
lias been fulfilled, let tbo prostrate condi
tion of Democracy in the Northern Statis,
testify, trumpet tongued 1! And the worl
is d o yet.uuless it aljitres its PrflIavcry
measure".
There has beeu considerable commotion
for some timo iu the region of llroitnsvillc.
Texas, on account of the ravages of one '
. ' , . ,. . , , I
t oitinas, one oi tne .-p iuu semi en n.j. 'i
"brothers" brousUt iuto the Union wi;b
Texas. At the bead of a band of t-00 to
5U0 horsemen, ns reckless as bimscif, he
has practised ".sfjualtcr pnvreignly," Dd
plundered, robbed and killed lite a Dtini
i.er of people on both sides the Ki idrande.
Since Jo!in l.'rowa has been well subdued,
ho A.iuiiui.stration has sect more troops
iu that (xposed poirt. Cortinos should be
''su pond d," ai.d as we don't see bow be
Iras he!p"d Slavery, he doubtless will be
if I hey can Caleb biiu.
The l'Li'ad. Ledger appeared one dav
on veiy re3tcctahle-lo king paper made
ir j iu ihe Sorghum sugar caue.
I'iiliin('uiiul) Com I I'rui Lnmiliou
iriIKilKAJ..llie Hon. AUAI S.WILSON,.'" r--" aii-i nv virn.e oi an ..i ol
Presidnl Judse lor the goih Judicial , As;. inVv iip: i;.ved li.es,i:, .lav ot April, A 1)
Di-triet of Peiitisylva.iia, cotnp.i.-f I of th .
counties of Cniun, Miiilni ami Snyder, and
Pin li r ItniL and J so U rii -iii.stos L-qs., A -so- !
ciiiie J .i-t.s in I'ih.-u conniy. have i.-sue.l il.r'ir j
pi'-eepl, bearing date ihe If. h day of l-'ept. 1
l-ioj, and to me tlirecied. for the holding of an .
Or ilia ns Cotin.Cnttri of Common Pica., Oyer !
aid Tertniitfr. and Oeneral il tarter -se---i. it- !
at LK Vsri:;, f.,r 1C eonmv of I'.MOX, 1
on the tli: r I MONDAY of DMC'lt, being the ;
I! h day) ls-'dl. and to eonitnue one week, '
.Notice is 'therefor hereby given to the Cor- .
onT. Justices of the Peace and ('oti-;:il. !.: in I
and f.-r ihe county of I'tiion.to appear in t!i:r '
own proper persons with their records, iioitii
anions examinations ..th-r remembraiiees
lo no itio-e inins ivnieu oi ineir ontees an.i in j
their beuall appertain lo t.e done ; and ail w it-,
nes-es and olher persons prosecuting in behiilt I
of llie Cotninunwc.ilth agam.-l any p.-rson or i
p.-r-ons, are required to be tli-n and there. :a! to eoromenre. at 10 o'clock X.M of
attending, and nut depart without leave al their ; --, ,av, when and where the term- an I coii
rr,l. Jurors are reqiiesteu to be pni.ctual in . ,!,; n-of-a'e w.li be made known "by the on-th-ir
atiendance at the appointed tune agreca- i d.-r-ne l, My ;,pr..,,P. hv ai. act for that
ble lo notice.
iiven under my hand and seal at the Hher-'
ill's Oilice :n I.ewishurg, ihe Mth day of .No- j
vembrr, in ihe yar of our Lord one ihou-and
eiht hundred an I fifiy-nine, and ihe etehty
scond year of the Iutl-peni'.ence of llie I 'niied
8;ates of America. (lod save the Common- '.
weailh! JOHN CliO-Mil!OVE, xher;rt I
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
N'OTH'l' W hnrul.j ic.t-on to all con
ctrne.ijthal ihe lo'lowiug named persons
have seiiled llicir aecounls m ihe Register's
O.l'ice al I.ewishurg, I nion couiilv, and thai
ihe said accouuis wiil be presented lorconiir
wato.n and allowanre at the Orphans' Court,
lo be held ai LErt Isl.L'Itt., lor the county ,.f
Cnion, on ihefi.urih Friday of lJl.CK.MULi:
nexi.being ihe 'i'-l I day of said inonili, viz :
1 The Account of Henry K. Voting, A linia
istraior of Ptler luting, laie of L inon luwu
shtp, ilee'd. j
" I he Account of Abraham S. Sypherand
Charles liollen-iti.e, AJmiuisirate rs i f Juenb I
Syj hrr, laie of While Deer lown-hip, uec'.l. j
il The Ace.tunt of Joseph Sander-, Admin- j
isirator f 'Vr Kmifm'ni, laie of Hanky I
(n.iw Lewis township, dee'd " j
4 The Aecount of Thomas Swcnk, Admin-
istraior of M'k. M.iri Mjore, laie of Kelly
township, dee'd. '
5 The Arr.ounl cf John F. Itichart, Eiecn
lor ol the lasl will and testament of H nry
yi'gi, laie of White Ileer toevnship, dee'd. j
ti The Account of John Haves, surviving j
Adriiinisiraior of R.-brt (. II. wr.v, laie of
West ll ill. il.. e township, (tec .1.
7 The Account of Peter Stah!, Adminis
trator of -l'eW Stultl late of Kellviownshtp. :
dee d. tii:oi;tii-: .Mi-:i-:itii.L,'i:e...,s!tr.
Register's O.rice, Lewi.-burg, Nov. 19, lfoD
Ileal Estate at Sheriff's Sale.
On MONDAY ; llie oth tiny of Do-1
cember next, at ihe public house of William
W olte, in the borough of II arilelon, at 10 o'
clock A M, by vinue of an order from the
Court, two other certain valuable Iracts of
limber land will be exposed lo public sale in
lots lo suit pureha.-er.s, situate iu Hartley Tp.
and4county of (.'iiion, to wil :
One tract called "Ross's Fancy," contain
ing 15 1 acres more or less, described as fol
lows : adjoining Morlica Linton on one side
and W hitman's land and the mountain on the
olher sides.
No. S nact contains 211 acres more or
less, described as follows: beginning at a
slotie heap on Ihe line of land cf Henry Miller
and on the south side of William A Lloyd and
nnrih to a stone heap and thence lo a pine
and land of Patrick Hayes and land of Abra
ham Winner, Waitner and Momelius
Which iwo Iracts are now bouneled on llie
south by lands of Daniel Sirou-e and Jacob
Caldron, on Ihe west by land now owned by
John Hodman, on the north by land of Pal
nek Hayes, and on the east by lands of Luke
Bird. Jesse Zimmerman and others. A small
portion of ihe above described land is clear
ed, whereon are erected a log house, a log
barn andoiilbuildings.wiih the appurtenances.
As ihe properly of Mm A. hiuj and Louisa
H. f.e.
The above land will be snl.I on reasonable
terms. JOHN CKOSSOROVE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, I.ewisbng, Oct. 25, lt?."9.
Auditor's Notice. j
IN the Court of Common Picas of I'nion i
Conniy, in the matter of ihe assigned es
tate of J....I tinugUtim Account of Jonaihau j
W'olfe.Assienee for the benefit of the creditors. I
The Auditor appoinled by ihe Court tndis-1
tribute the balance in ihe hands of said ac- j
countani, will meet the parties interested, at ,
his olfice in I.ewishurg, on Thursday the 1st
day of December, A. U.. I859.at HI o'clock, A .VI.
JOHN B. LLN, Auditor,
more fttcat.
BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL,
&C will be supplied to ihe hungry people by
Ihe subscriber, at his shop on .North Fifth
street, where he carries on the Butchering
business, and will supply all kinds of Meat
in its season. On Wednesday and Saturday
mornings, he will be found at Market in front
of M'Faddin's Hardware StoretiTat low rales
for Cash exclusively. Calves warned Beeves
and Sheep purchased as usual. Try the New
Butcher.
CHRISTOPHER (JEMBERIING.
Lewisburg. Aug. IS. I859y .
CIAUI'ETS a fine tsortment by
i Hur-h .t. Goodman
To the Tax Collectors of Union Co
VS my lime will soon eipire, I wi-h (;..!
lectori to bear in mind that my a' Count
Ui Ihe !:aic an.i ciMiniy ntu.i ne sen.e.i ny
tilr i of Jan. lfUJ, and I hope all Collectors
will h3ve their accounts setile.i by Dec. Court. I
j Uy r.rt'erence lo mv books, I have rmi yet re-
reived quite .$:ou0of the fi.uiily Tax. al-,
i though s'ine of my good Iriemls in.Miiuaie
j that I hare beri shaving Conniy Orders. On
I trie coiitiary, 1 have advanced jlumi out of my
own pocket 1 1 oblige frieiuU lhai bel. I Orders
i against Ihe Conn:y. I hope every Collector
i will pay aiiention i. mis reqiK -i. so inai ine i
I"r"'s "'-'v ue ,n '" ttl l.c.Couru
word to the i i snllicienl.
j, ,, sn Kr.I.KR. Trea-
K Vi All taser. (S. hool. Ii..a l, Poor, &c .) 1
that r.:.n not be collected anil are to entered
.T-'ainl the pn.pt ttv. mn-i he
i e ti vr be-
for tli In! dy of Jan. I .su as. alter that
lime, ihe law po'luluis it heitiff a lieu.
Bi.1
PUBLIC SALE.
iriLL be i ff red at Public
Sale on ihe
preinise.s t.ii b'rultitt the :J0A dnv uf
It-c-mhr is.i'jjtiie lolloiving pr -perty, Mtua-
'r".'n 1 !
and one-ball ..l ground on whieh is ereeied a
i Jr;,
livo Morey frame dwelling House i
L ill
and O.Ii.-e, ti.geilo-r wtih all Ihe neecsa-
tv Oiii b'iil.iipgs ; bounded iu r'h by an alley,
easi by lands ot Daniel lloilacher, south by
.New Market fs., and west by lands of Dr. Jo
seph It. Lou. The h t and ball b t will be
sold loeih-. r or scparaie, as purchasers may
desire.
Persons wishing to examine ihe propertv,
ci n do so, b c .llin on Jos. C llucher. Csij ,
of.ew I'er.iii. It they wi-.li anv inlorm iiioa
in regard lo n. ih.-v can obiaiu it by ad Iress
in2 n.e at L.ik Haven. Pa., or lieor're Mer
rill, IN-., m Lewi-bur?, Pa.
is.ile i . l.-niti al loo clock, when eomiitions
wi 1 be maiie known.
.i.v 2 1, 1- yj. JKSSK MnRRILL.
I
PUBLIC SALE!
'V'OTICK is hereby given that the under
s'rne.l Tr. !-!- will -ell ai ;"i!j':e sale.
. ,.i fc s.ii.ij lic ,.i7ii4 .lav ui lo.-crin-
l.er, i.-.'.ii, on iuc premise, iu liie boruui'li td
-e I-eilin, ihe
Court-House, Jail,
an ! n't oiherpul U r b iil !jng-an I lands, -itna:e
in sai 1 bor otgh, b.-!oneiig o the c-uniy ol
I'm. .:i i ie r lo the i reefi it i ! ihe new counly
out i f part nl I'oi. n. eailed !siiv !-r. b. undeil
and t!tri e.! ..s f. i...-.v, viz: FIVK LO l'.-s ;
a-ljoir.mg e.tt 't on.er. ar .l Im ir..!. J en lite ;
we-t by Vine siren, ,.,., by Maikt-t .-ireei. '.
ea-t by PI. nob s r.'.t, and S'.toh t v an a'ley, '
wnere.,n llie Cunri lloiise andCjun'y O.iiee?
are ere-.-ie I.
Alvi a eert-ti.i b.l adi.,; n P1.,.,,K atrial
(h. eiM j,arlr, slree. on s.h ,, ,
j, , e,,t,( n ),
we-t atoi an aliey on tl.e
m.i-ih, wl.ert'
U j y,c bi,hl
t-rmnr.-;.
ut lite JAIL is ereele.1. Said l.o
eparate, te g. ihrr wiih llie appar-
j purpuse. Nflll MIDllLLsU'ARTil,
: HKMtV ('. LV1.K,
I Nov.li.lK.-tS. Jijji.N- V. EAKUEIl.
Sheriff Sale.
T")Y viirue of an alias writ of Lev. Fa. is-1
1 ) sued out of the Court of Common Pleas j
ol I nion cotiuiv and lo me. directed, will.be ;
exposed to Pnbiin Mjle or Ou'crv.at the Pub .
I.c Houetf L I) Rrewer, in Lewi-burr;, on j
.ue ,:,. r ne-ir. at I o'c!oel.,P M.
'i'iie- li.il ojiii-: i!.-.-c.ri!.ed Uiiil.iing and L.,1 '
of (.'round of (ieoir-e A Trii k and J. on Lilly, i
t( u il : a dwelling house of two storeys, bnv- '
i"K a front ef thirty-two leet and a d-pih ol i
ili.nv-two leel, wnh frame kikhen airathei!.'
a. id i- .si.uaied rn a certain lol or piece of I
r-. "on . on .ir.iti, e-ixin s:reei in me oi.rousii ;
oi Lewishorg, a.!;.. tiling t ,.f U'm Reitmver ,
on Ibe north and lot of Win Moore n the
sonih. wnh ihe appurtenances. Seize.!, laker. 1
i:i execution atol I . be s..;d bv i
JOHN Cltn.-SMiROVE. Sheriff j
sheiiirs Oiiiee, Lewi-htir;. .Nov I I, A 1) ls.'.ll I
AT 1
I I' RI.Il' SHE, I
J)Y order of the Orphan's Court of I'nion !
) county, will be sold at Public Outcry, on )
tVrdncsdiiy, Illli of lt- t-mlirr i
next, Ihe lar-je and commodious two-storey ;
IIAKSION n0US3
and LOT, wiih ihe apnnrtenances, property '
ol the laie Jonathan .N,.-b:t. dee'd, siiuate in f
the II. rough of I.cwisbiir-:. bounded on llie 1
cast by propenv of Dr. Win. Hayes, on the j
-. nth bv Pine alley, on the west by lot of Win. I
Jones, L-.j., and on Ihe North by Market 1st., i
numbered in the urneral plan el ihe boroui-b
No. 47. The properly is NEARLY NEW.
i t ... it : . . i i. . .
,.,,. aud wantcj ;r a
I ublic House, can be made suitable will, a
few allerclions.
Persons wishing to piirchns can examine
the premi-cs by calling on tl e subscriber, i.r
on William Jones, K q., adjoining the prem
ises. Sale to commence at 10 o'eloc'f A. M. of
saidciay when conditions of sale w II be made
known.
Hi-fill T. SIIELLnR,Adiu'r. !
Lewisbnr?, Nov. 8, 18.,9 j
Re-Adjourned Assignees' Sale.
ON cilncsida). 2!st IccriHl,or
next, will be exposed lo public sale a
ceriain Lot of lir. mi. d ou which is erected
a valuable
Slcam Flouring Mill,
and '.heappurtenances.known as the property '
of
;eson, nayes r r irmhorn, silunte on
Waier sireel, north of Market, in the boroUi
of Lewisburg in I'nion county. j
Said Mill is buil, of brick, four and a half I
storey.- high, havir.tr an Engine of forty horse
power attached, a line brick slack, six ntu of
slone, a double set of Boiling Cloths, two ,
Smut Mat bines, and al1 other Hearing neees- '
sary to make (ami has made) as good Flour !
as any other Mill in the Niate.
The location of this Mill. considering the i
productiveness of the country surrounding it, !
is not surpas.-ed. lirain can be bought as I
cheap at ihis place, as any olher point in ihe
State; and ihere is more grain raised in this
section of country than is necessary to supply '
all Ihe Mills: and for .Merchant Work this I
mill is especially recommended. .
Any person desirous of engaging in said i
business w,il do well lo call and examine be-:
fore purchasing elsewhere.
tSTAIsn. between 600 and 700 new Flour ;
Barrels will be offered. I
Sale to be at ihe public hnnse of A. J.Weid-;
ensanl, in said borough, commencing at 1
o clock r. 31.
Conditions made known on dav of sale.
K. H. I.AIIiD & WM. JONES.
Assignees of iNtssir. Herts & FleuTuua.-,.
Lewisburg, Oct. 12, 18.19
FOR SAI.F. Oil llKXT.
-THF. xnhsrrihee will eillier SFI.I.
REW his House and Lol, situated on
South
ih Third street oppos.te ,,e Lutheran
rch, Lewisburg. Possession given on the
f October. For particulars, ino,re of
church
first
Beaver.KremerJc. M'Clure, or Johnson Walls.
Sept. 16, lei-VJ ELISHA STKALU
FOIl SAIK.
V DESIRABLE Iluildirifr Lot, 33 feet
leet trout by lti'ij deep, tnquire of
Beaver, Krctuer & .V'O-ure.
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
The .ii.rriber. ir. w.or.i ihe
aree liin k I'oun'lrv at Ihe we
lid nl Mail-et ;ret. ineln hnv.
-.ieihc Wareroom. Oii.ee, and 11.-
Aineiiinrrv aii.iehe ! ai- a laie a.,. uri . t
Pail-ri's V'T P:ei-t Kii;l.i lor .-ni:i,Ui!r:i!
Machmerv, S'ove, Ac. li is reear-Vd as one
of liie bet bMaiio!.s f..ra jfoo.i.sale l.uvine.s.
Tlie Prof rie;. i'a t.n.e is wh.'liy ei.sro-std in
aiioilier eiiip'o. ineut, uhii b i the i. a-(.n be
desirfs to (lispn-e of this fi.uinlry. irany
lunhi'i par itc n I ar, aiMif'ss
W ILLIAM i'liiC K. l ee. I-' or
Feb. 15H I nn. n Co. Pa
.f?cr
rilllE residence i.f the M.WiiW. or.
I Market slrel in li.e l;or...-H rljt-l-j
Uvei-bnrg. The !.. u is of I'.iiH-'K, we:l
finished in evrrv r'iei.
Terms One ball to be-priM b'lwe'n th
and Ihe f.rM ,!nv of A pi I 1.1 xi ; lie tali'.re
to be paid in tno. three or live yeais. as may
suit the b.iver. J'usesi' n t'ivi n ar-v nni.
June 9. m;,s ISAAC U Ai.i !:;:.
For Sal?,
1
11 T rle-iira!.ie pr.-perry. corner rf S'.
John and Wai-rSts .c. ni.r -.ine'I li !
Piter I.lll".. on u hrrli ar ! eie.l a -in ii.
II.. use, tsire I, iin-l thiif. Tins i- an i .rr.-l-
(,- b eaiion l. r a ILv- r resiJ. nee or j !
'if i)t)s
For terms A r.. apt 1 v in
ju Til N u olf:
I.ewishurg. June It:, I .-.".9
, .Writ.
FOR SALE C.I F.EI&T !
TWODill liLi: FKAVK HOI
i i iSIM a-.il l.f., eieh s..,i,i. e .
iwo Utilities ti:e on .Ni.fli I't-ur'Si --Ir.el .i:'l
one on !-'!. John -tree', It r Si'e. Halt of cat h
of Ibe above H n-' - are I. r I! -A.
I'Mso. Ii.r sa.e. I.'tir Uiil.l;i.5 Lt.rs or.
North F.lih sti. et. JiJIlN HOldlTO V
Lewisb n-, Jan. 2". !'-'n. A -.-r.t
rmilE sn'-r-iher tT rs I. r -a e several A i
I HUM K ll )l'.sl..s. and . ih r li. : -w-
di's. siiu.ti- m ih - I! r iigh i-i l.t wi t-i rg.
Pt-r-"i.s Mi-hot: to piii' :ui , s ; I p.a-e
call n Mr. J-tnil.an W '.', who '- ''
hm snel iiilnin.riiii.n as lio v tr.av tb--'r.
July 5. 1--.-.J li 5-Cli.NAI.LE.
FCH SALE.
Sm:h Finli street, a p-rpertvA '
()Vc
ct.n-i -1 1 r. ol a x .o I r rame II. ti.e 1 I
i a hall I . i ot eroui.d. 'l eu::- ea-v. -; ; y
it. :'... i; '; a I. o:i;
"
rpi!
a
FCn SALE.
well -kimwii Till t i ll Msird
atlliei a-t ei d o! liie i.r i-t.u: r.
llrt.k'-. it. Chilli-tin tn ie lourohir. .N. rll. M
Co. Il will be st. Id or. reat nal.le lernis.
li-iiirre.f V. 1 1, i.i AM FLICK.
I.ewi-tur-r, Pre. 17, t-:s.
FOR FIENT!
V
3i: TH( ItsH).1:s nenipie.l at pre-
nl by Wa-hi
n II ii'. hii.- n a-
a.orn. I hev are -ni,
f''rHlIOl.S.
jon n. i.inx.
r Terms
Jan '17
apr'y to
l-i.
TO I.I'.T Th e. rner hnnse.N, rili
iJ.iThird sireel, occupied tv Dr. Meiltrt
P
iir !- e.r.il. i-t.
, i . 1.- re 1 ...... -i.e
IlimCK Dten -stle
ARE II Oi l..--An excellent Si!
ver I.L EK M A I ( II
n mi.. r". f 'T-
A E. KE.N'tlKMAM'lE.
tor sale ai
. f
i.ew:-h'ir-
PIC-
'II jump iuto tli Un
N I
t. k r.-e."'
i I, A It I III,
a... I vet v
nar. !(Me
l-ie t;0 hasten 2C2-r Z.
hiiei up I n liie -si-vial arc m uuntai n vl
I'ic-.Nic and Iiut s'tti
ui' (!fra v. A; p y I
Lrw inIiut. June :i.
ir r-X'-t: r-ii "1
r ii -
L.VW UFnt'K 11KM0VEI).
John B. Lir.n,
TTOK!.Y AT l.ilV Offce a!
his House im N. Matuei M. bet. Isi - g.l
ti'S l. i-tlMtrs, !';.
ll7 M ARRIED
G'
ET marred when vott wish, t n!y so vet, ;
call at MT.W.iHN rs HAI.H V. Al.t.
M t)"i:. anil net., f.r-t ra'e COOK I'oVE ai
first co-t, a- 1 want lo eh se . i:t tnv k ot ;
cook .-ti've-i. Ji S. M'f'AL'U.N.
I.ewishurg. March 11, Is.'h.
siii i:i. ii. oitt. id,
tttonii') ;il l.i;-iv.
OFFICE on S-nth S. con.l near Markei t.
I t. u n. I'.i. i
LtAll Profes-nij:r,i IJit-n.e-s enirusted to
his care will be Uuhlull ,' and promptly alien ,
ded I.i !-cpt". 1 1, l.s- 7
FIRST AH3I7AL! !
Tl'ST rereived a lane airl variivl
.1 a.snrliT.rtit if f.OIII.V a.l. nie.l i the
season and wains id the community, which
will be sold veiy ,.w. Call and see.
BEAVF.lt, KKEMEK i Mcl Ll'RE.
Sept. 1 I, ':.'
AnnMicr I'hacce for ( lipap Pictures.
VFinOTYPFS will be taken at MOW
R V ! -sUy-Lighl (..illery. at reduced rates
lor a limited time. I'nces ranging from ou
cents upwards. This reduction is nta.'e to
prepare lor ihe introduction of extensive im
pruveiiiems. The reduced prices will not be
roniinued long, thereb.re ail desiring cheap
pictures sr.ould rail immediately.
Lewisburg, SepL II, IS.'i'J.
tizos. c;. ;r.i::u
AS jn-t received a splendid assortment
II
nii"l
ills
Ushiunable Jt'M rlry in ihe market.
Mock comprises
llirr.st Pins,
C'Ii;tiii-,
l.ixv niiig-,,
l inm r i:irtre.
l!r:t l,-ts.
Mi'cie lluMon.
Mulsi,&.c.&.i-.,
which will be sold extremely low for C.sh.
He respeetlnlly asks ihe patronize if all
hi-i old rii.t.i-n.r.. anil nt-n
to give linn a call belore making their pur-
chases. Call at the sign of ihe lje Wateh,
Market street, east of Second. Dec. 2l,'5i
"I FASHION ABLE Hats and Cans
1.' " Caps- '
Cheap Hals an I Cap- .
A very large stock of Hats and Caps
Voung Gem's slyles Hats and Cap
Boys ami Children's Hats and Caps
Now ready and for sale by GIBSON, the only
Hatter in Lewisburg
CAUTIOM.
y HEREBY notify all p,rson,
i I , k..,ir ,
itaJ'uLZt'i
not In trust
Ih ,.e .l.,..nk,.
iWortf Luitin.aa thev ha.e h.e. ,,i;-, 1 . .
debis thai I know nothing of, which I will not
pay unless compelled by law, ami further I
will proceed according lo law againsi any
person or persons who shall (rust Uie.n with
out my knowledge or consent.
"est BuflaiyfjOct. IC. !;;..
AnotLcr la ut Johnson V 1
Cla-ap IJoot & Shoe lore.
CLTAP FOR CASH!
yY.W I'-Un Ic of IlnolsandShoPSBf-tt
l i!o.,r I" J. A J. Walls Strre, Lewisborg,
wli-r.- tit y be 1. ni.d ibe clo-aprsi stock etfr
olir-ied in this plae.e.nf. mistake. t'a1lindfl.
aiome b.r your.-clvea and save at lean j
j.i-r e.nf.
Me.i's I5i.o! fmm Sj to a
Co,
.
ii.'s. Voinh Xl Biys'from rj t0
n 's Ct.n.s fiom su m 75 cis
I'll B7e !.. i
c:r I ever;, rhing in our line cheaper than ih
' k of B Shoe, ft Caiter MAPE
To o:;iii;K. 1 1 llie bsi maierial. and war
': I- A la rye slot ir i .' homr-made w,rk
!; s'w;.jrs in Land, hcb u be m.U
1; i;iv.n:if
! .ne at
the shortest Brt,rP
V.-M.JOH.NcO.N. '
a.
by liie stiljMiri1 er.
I.. wiburr.'. Oct,
4, IS.
VAC BET Y STORE
A.r
vjst orrici:.
A I- WJli: m Ti'b f Ecbk.s.Slationerr,
1 Prrloiion, Jcw.Iry. Toys, Confecino
e-ir--, i,:is, ,-pt', rrutl, .Nuls. liasl,,,,
Pi. tor, nri ! a lart.-.;- f SICK SACK f.r
! s to i;v I at lb"
?i i.Li. hi i:o rc!-T cffice.
: I-LVID A.N I) I'l-NL OIL ran be haTaTihe
. 1 Pt..-r OFFICE
; 1 I.N i; Ct '.I I I N-. :w La-I.es a,.,! CeMta
1 be l.ioiat jl.e 1 ()T OFFICE
mi:vi;::al -ens ,t rAMEi7 .d wur
I ) I'rea-t Pins and Far limes ran ke had
v. re rh- ap at i J'OxT OFFICE
j ) 1 1 1 I.U. I.; -:s. J.ard ar d Poultry uken ia
1 ) L.-.i hai.t : r t.'i.o.ls at ibe
I'CrfT CFFICE
A
- - f I.a,-in.-, Figs, lais afj
-i..s let sale at ihe
F rsT OFFICE
t, t i s , r Co, ds cf ibj- k;Td
i.ei.u1. d lo Pi ibe
I'OST OFFICE
pi
1 .
0
i i
Ir '
A; II.s r;.n furl ibe lareesi and A. -n.rri.
' i- oi I.c;;.
r and .N . e P A PL R ,,.
1'0T OFFICE
LI WIS I A L
Jt'S. B &I.-S.
i -,. r.iai.
l -v 41 31 1:51
-,-?7:A ivsi:!inrs I'lacicg JIM,
.'J'.i rj ep constantly on hand and
. ... i. in r.' in i ! I'lovrincr. Mdin,
, ... -,. s i, ui ii rs. l:IItot
l.,)lr! li; Hi-, ot all pa lerns,
aid - 'i , ;ii: rd.itr.piicns cf Wood Work used
, in P. ::!,!:: .
o, i rs re-pretful'y solieted and promptly
; fi I. I. A ! v. i i warranted to sivesatisiacirsn
, t.' An fi-'firt lot of Lumber of all
! r.'e-t r pi 1 1. s i n hnt.rl f.. -r-:e.
I'urii-rtf on A.-,.ii inci,r.d strict ,Lenitburg.Pa
; Apr, I '..', K-.'U.
lUCVnYb EITT-LIGST GALLERY,
OW'.Xl 1 s. MTidden Hardware More,
rn erlv Hour.-h;eu Shoe Sure, Maike
-ii c er, l.e i- urg. Pa.
' .Ml-l:oTYlKS, MI'L A IX 0 T1TES,
Ac., in ihe usual scp-rior style. In addition
l i these p ettires-. I am r.c w prepared to lake
l'!o!ogi ai lis, laige or small, eqnal lo
he best made anywhere. Also. HALLO-
I i I'l.s. i i e e ir lures are colore u lo rrp-
r. 1 : i. e. r.n.; a: e sir-, n..r to an oil rainiir.r.
ii'-:. g f. l.-'i-y i i u'ression and (ramie.
'.bat can I e pr. -Nerd ci.lr by the Camera.
1 ii -e p: in e- are p.--lei.trd, and 1 have the
.xelesne r.-bt b r I niuu conn it. Call an4
tx...n e .-ec,r..ei,s. April 21, lHiSt
;Xev Cccds A r the Million.
.scitrtSYSR & sew
.n r. or-i rrce.vea tneir general supp'r
ie-
.L i i
" .is lor ihe f 1 RIM; & 1-1 MMtR
i .. tr -ie, k ctnstsis in part cf lae
I n.o-i !".i-hiiT,al stjles of
.d!r
-t i
1J
Mil s
l--iJ Ie
ft:
lia!s. Mamies, sii'ks. Btreces, In
ie Lao.es. tiinghams, PnnbTof all
. rt s, R.bhons. Laces. B. c nets.
r-1
is n et i r i in ii. sn s, IU siery,
liloi.es, Han. kert hiefs, &c.
i on tii i: Cm kxtlkmen
'.io , l..:ve a l.eavv a-sorim. nl of Cloihs, Cai
sin . re-, ( , ;:, ret-. Ve-nrgs. Half Hese,
Cravats, at .! ail i rher.rfe-niptii itsif
ilia-en ,:.e n rcfry." which can
I..; Ie I, art ti in this region.
Call at...' t;.e a b i k at onr assortment,
at.i! vi.j tit tr ci nvmce.) that ven can'l d
l. i .r si,.-,!. ne else. CT Country Product
la-en a- u .!. J. .-1 11REVLK Jt SON.
Le.i.turir .1 : ri ' C' ls."l.
TCP. f ALE.
$ IO M im Isrsblp rf the - Im, f,i,
i oihlii-ir nl t 'utitrty .IH.tretc It, !-
A
Lt u isbuig P. o.
May 87, 1t5.
NEW FIPtM
1 the
JL respect
OLD MIOP! The snbscriber
speclltilly aune unce lo ihe fitirens o
''-"" 'st'iirg an I vicinity thai they have ferro'
. a ''arlLership in the
Tailoring Business,
at the well-known stand of Jame- Cri-wetto
Matket street, where thry are prepared u
CI T A. l MAhk 1 1 lo rr.ler in the 'r.
best stile. Men', and Bey-' t lutblng J
every description on bi r: mtire. We 5
a share ol ihe public ran. t ine
JWI.r I KlsWT.LI.,
J. F M H AFFIX
Lewisburg, April t, l "';
HOUSE BUILDERS,
rilAKE NOTICE! The ni..lersi-ned ai
I appoiatetl Agen'.s i. r the sale ef
Boors, l:iiii!s -S. Uluiiow Ssh
of all sizes, made of li.e t.si material. A
work warranled. I v Made by L.U1'1.01-1,
Ilughesniie, Pa. an.! for -sie by
tVJ F s CAI. DM ELL.Uwisbirg
' 1 'OK SAl E.
ClIEAT-A Uh.Ti
. J
' V Trimuiii!' hint', a conveaienatutit
IV.
1 1' i niters lo linn pairrhlets, c.
MaySJiU. C. J.s'i'AliL.Be'ok B'ti,n.
Ho GriEdttoEes.Gceiics, orEonW
Coats, .
I) I T hnr.d
) la:e-i sty
. i it ... a e if cars ei
than can H
tyles.a little i-heaper
"'Und el-er.ere. I an arm see -
1 G &' Jlmvfiehiy, LtK I'W'J-
i - . . . - "
j CIjriEYER & CMrPlV,t
.--.....:..-,..., -.ri'O.Ml ABR'AL.
: -V, Ls ";;r tlords..
lire- O.-. ds. Mcntillas, ara
iiirr'
' j
. a',.
- .nellOP.
lies' Collars and Meeves i.- wr
Also a general assortment ei " . t'lCutS
Tr.mmir.cs. Coilonades. CassiB-"
which wnl be sold cheap.
Mav 15, 1)9. '
.-- . .,,erar-f'rS
f,,a,kid.-nhandcrloen'r ftt
.eisbure Uoof-nder, I H- . .
. f;l.BHBT. ff;
Mai ke. street. eM doe' 'fK(.FA.
D.ir Su re -I-1'" 1
prKSoNS .i.h. eM.? "J
,a,.,i,..n.nlu
IS