O. S. WOBEEM J. B. COHSELIUS. Bwbini .Wen The Lra-isarso ChE'i-icm, aUMiet on the Ce.B S.Hem, bu the lare-rt and bt eireul.Uoa oTmt Newapaner in Union County. Freedom, national; Slavery, seclionalj ADK4IUTE MOTEl'iiuX TO AHElilti INaHaTBI, AND I get ansther ! nT Man Territory kr Eurasian. Tfcaiom at, and will i tu. to in.;n? rnnri-te. Wr tlx n.UT. nntil they am rtetonona: mid w i ail them to oar mot-head. Uiere to noat nnlll lliey , ... k aKa.the National laMtol at Hub' Inftaav JnttjruaT Mtmm' JtrnaL For fre-Meat. ABRAHAM LlNCOLN,of Illinois ! Far Tiff President. II AN NIB AL HAMLIN, of Maine Jamf Poll of Ir. iThom M. Howe fKiiwarrl C Knlrht Kotx-tt P. King N.th.o Hill hmvi R. Hmith !.. 4 Tacc&rt Vlytmr Mrrcur IHtiivjJ O. 4J.hr Wa. M'KenomD M i. ILoberU John M. Broomi.il tranci W. Chrit liawial MaraioOr k. II IVr.oiin.ui A. B Simi-pa Henry Aouliicr livhn Oner FOB U-.K0!t, ANDREW G. ITRTIN, of Cenlrejo. piSary elections of Officers for Union County, Fa. The Qualified voter of Union county who aunnortV election of Lincoln. Haml.u. anp Cunin, are invurd to meet at their usual pla- , ees of holding General elections, in their re- a"eelve Townships and Boroughs. Sat- Sirdar, AllS. 4, ItWO m the Townships from tT ioJ.ee .e.ock...d i. , the Boroughs from fiur lo teven o clock, aherooon and after choosing a Judge, inacciurs auu vicia ( or Clerks if desired, proceed to vele, ai bl lot, for One candidate for Congress, One candidate for Assembly, One candidate for Register & Recorder, One candidate lor Associate Judge, i i r . . . : fJne canaiaatc tor vuumy vuumtiaiuucr, - One candidate Inr County Auditor, One person tor Keiurn Judge of the district in which the voter resides, And also to vote for or against this system , oi oano.ing o.rect.y ...r ..u.u.ea. ; The ballots lo be opened as soon as the hour for closing has arrived, read ak.ud, and ' 818 the true returns, ceruSed by the Judge and wheu too late (as we bear) that be was Clerlis. to be given to the Return Judge so . , v ,. . , , . chosen. The Return Judges to meet in the j .umc.ently ubiquitous for both occa Court House at Lewisburg, at ten o'clock in ; gins. We apprehend, however, it was no tbe forenoon of Monday, Aug. C, 1860 then i . Oraor WM gufficleI1,iy humor- and there to correctly return, add up and pub-; Li lian, the number of votes cast lur each candi- : date for each office, and those having the i highest number ol voles lur each ollicere-t apectively to be declared the nominees of ihe ; party. The Judges also to provide for the j choice of Conferees, appoint a Standing Com- mitteC, aUU Uliciuumi vj ...v "viu- i er the present or the former mode of designa-! tine candidates shall be continued. I The Committee are induced to propose mis j mnde of eSectins nominaiions. at the request of many, believing it to be more truly repub- j I l,i. iihnl lha inlarvanlmn t Ml VaUU.ua.d, " " - of Delegates. It should obviate the objection, nfian made bv defeated candidates or friends. that thev have been beiraved or wronged a charge which, from the round-about way of nominating, and the secret acts of delegates, , ha ntlf n created dissatisfaction resulting in has often ere; defeat. This mode or voting directly called the Crawford County System" has been tried with increasing approbation in many counties. We recommeud our fellow-citizens to give it a fair test, and judge whether it is not more just and satisfactory to all reasona ble men than the conventional caucus mode. We also nrge a prompt attention lo the hours named a strict scrutiny of the right to vote of every person offering and an honest and ' prompt return, so that no one can nave any occasion to complain of an irregularity. R. M. Mt'SfEK. Ch'n, MICHAEL KKDVYN, TIMS. ;t'TF.LIi:s. MARK HALFPENNY, COXRAD SHF.CKLER, CHARLES CAW LEY, PETER C.EYF.R, AARON SMITH, DAVID HEKBST, JAMES HARRISON. ;i:o. w. chambers, JOHN HOWKR. SHEM Sl'IOEI.MYER, June 26, 1 660. W M. JON ES, See'y, Stamhng County Commiltet. STThe following extracts are from tbe , New Castle (IV) JourW, edited by J-1 diction by Rev. J. Anderson Kelly of 31. Kuester, E.-q., formerly a Democratic Jersey Shore. editor of New Berlin in this couuty : j Afternoon, was the anniversary of tbe -A more corrupt and shameless scheme , EJUCIlIion Society. In tbe absence of never entered the head of any man, unless he ,,,,,, i i . u v is an enemy of the Democrauc pany. or de- John P. Oroier, tsq , Prestdent, Kev. J. pendent for some official position. The friends I Green Miles of H.rrisburg, was chosen of Douglas in the North would never touch a ; , ; and Jos. P. Tustin, of Monhum tielcet soiled with disunion, especially when , vu"""'-u' -' called upon to vote for Mr. Breckenridge, berland, becretary. Prayers by Messrs. whose name is used to dotroyand degrade; Ttlilier Jont-s. Robert Dunlap, R. F. Youoff Uieir gallant allies in the Southern States. re-elected President,' Those who withdrew from the Baltimore j n c n i Convention and set up lor themselves' in a ! aud Rev. George 31. fcpratt, Ucneral Disunion Convention, are as distinctly parted ! Agent. The Report of tbe latter exhib Jredh,neUR I -dthc f.cttba, S-J034 bad passed through well might those who were once Democrats, j Lis bands tbe year, and Ibat tbe Socitty but in 18SA joined ihe Know Nothings, have j , , -. . gi VUUI)jJ men in preparing set themselves up for a wing of the Democra- "" , 7 J -. tic party, after they seceded from it. Or as themselves for the ministry. Ibe .society well might those who once professed Dcmoc-1 camaiendcd to tbe attention of other men racy, but are now acting wall ihe RepuW.cans j j fa f b fa Vesiieat of set themselves up as a wing f the Democra- ' """"t tic party. The regular constituted Dfmocra- this Society bad during tbe past three tic National Convention the highest Demo- j M contributed 5,50U to endow schol cratic authority known has made nomina- j'.l.. c.. j.. ' ... , aat.me tnil alcii rnnnimpnif thai TsundaV lions Douglas and Johnson in tne regular wav : and those who oppose its nominees cut themselves loose from the Democratic party, and voluntarily abandon every claim to iis privileges and the benefits of its organization." rjp" .Messrs. Jobn M. Baum, Vm. B. Sbriner, nd Francis M. Ziebacb, al formerly tbe Democratic editors of Union j Re?. Dr. Samson, of Washington singu connty are all strong, active Douglas ; larly neb in Biblical and secular history men. Tbe Aratu, the present Democratis j ia connection with education in general organ, does not take sides with either sec tion, but as it advocates the "Union Ticket" it is generally supposed that it will event ually declare for Breckinridge. Sstdeb, Colntt. Saturday 18th Au gust, is the day appointed for the People's Delegate Elections Monday, SOth Au gust, for the Connty Convention. There are now rota Lincoln, Hamlin . ' and Curtin Clubs in Snyder county at M , .. , , . , , , . iddiebure, Perry, Chapman, and Stilus- urove. Thev promise 600 to 700 msiori- ty in tbat county, and perhaps 100 or 200 more. Donglas bas been making stamp speecb e throughout New Kuglsnd and New V-.k. Lewisburg Commencement Week. From Thursday until Saturday last, the Reviews of Studies ia the Academy, Col lege, and Female Institute, were gone through with, to general satisfaction. Sunday, several of the pulpits ia town were occupied by visiting ministers. Ia the afternoon, the annual missionary sermon, by Mr. Whitehead, of the Great Valley Baptist church, was a plain, practi cal discourse from the text, "As my father I . . w t mi nato sent toe, even so sena i yoa. me , , . otuer exercisers Ul luv uctwiuu ens vou- ducted by Messrs. Mi rick of Lewisburg, Geo. W. Samson, President of Colombia College, Washington City, Fox of AL-ic-g-toe, John II. Raymond, LL.D., Principal of the Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., and President Loouiis of Lewisburg. The sermon by J. Wbeaton Smith, be fore the Education Society, in the evening, was founded upon the text "A good understanding have all tbey who do bis COmmand Monday. A gentle rain in the morn ing, and the beat was tempered by a north western breeze which continued until Wed nesday. At 21, P. M., tbe reading of Essays by the Graduating Class of tbe Female Insti tute (twelve in number,) occurred in ac cordance with the following Programme two beiog excused by request and inter spersed witb Music by Hold's Cornet Band of Lewisburg : The Eloquence of Silence MART K. SI.IFr:lt.I.ewirtorir. Treniurea 01 the Ifcep MAill'UA K. iuXAND, Iberia, Mo. Nature' Teatimonv MARTHA G. TOCHER, Lea-i.bnr-. HwfieterBanU-tLSiK B. .tistdmi. sabbath Brat. ISES xiie ru- of tmoirea 11AHTUA l. junbs, Chester . fprinca. 'IUX ' Pe-nbrlic H- Drop MARY M. BELL, Alleeheny City, a i,,... VUT. ,UaTm,b. Talaiiolory AKAH K. SIKIACI.I.. wwirarj. Coufrrriutf ol imdrtiiaft and Gold M-dnla. AdJreM tu the L'ias bj Ur. J. li. LOOUta. rresatent At evening, the Literary Societies were addressed by J. Hyatt Sulilb, pastor of tbe 11th Baptist cburcb, Philadelphia, npon tbo theme, "Man-ful-ness." Tbe Poet, "Doestickr," failed of attendance, even after agreeing to be present, and tbe eve' nioff of the anniversary being altered es- j J, , accommodate him. He bad r'1 J an appointment elsewhere, and found, ous ana lenginy 10 un -.ue puo.ic ejrc tations. The Milton Cornet Hand was in . attendance. Tuesday. The Board of Trustee?, snd of Curiltorji met at S, A. M. Their pro- li-- ceedmgs deemed worthy or publicity we i 8urpose will appear thro' another channel At 9, A. 31., the exercises of the 1 beo- logical Department occurred, jn the folluw- "S Orutr . Anthem ty the Diolr, "God wilt Arim." Prayer, by lr. ltaYMuffn. Anthem, "leacb me thy wey. O Lord. SaieationbjUraeeA!ona-AJ.AiiKitsiAN,i.winorg. Kooeaaity of the Atonement A. J. fckman, Cookport, Anthem, "O Lord, I will Prai-e Ihee Stdritnal, tbe fourre of Political freedom W. B. MC- NK1L. Ruiwleille The Principietiof Truth, tbo Dawn of Betigioua Liberty D. MKMUK. Philadelphia. InceuUvea lo an EarneetltiuleUy U.C. P Alt DOE, Law- laburg. Anthem, "How beautiful in Zion." Adireea to Clara, by Prof. CUTIS, liozotogy. Benediction, by Kef. J. Htm Sxiru. Of these, Mr. Amuierman bas taken a full course and receives a Diploma, and Messrs. Furman and Menege, a partial course. At evening, tbe Anniversary of tbe Alumni occurred Rev. George Frear, of Reading, Vice President, in tbe chair. Music by Stocs' Silver Cornet Band, of Danville. Prayer by Eev. Miller Jones, of Marcus Hook. Tbe Oration by Mr. Hayes, was on Anglo-Saxon Characteris tics and the Poem, by Mr. Fries, on Po litical Detraction. Both productions were well written, but neither speakers bad fullness of Iudes sufficient to be heard by . , j crowjtd audience. Beoe- j - Schools be invited to exercise tbeir benev olence in the same direction. Rev. J. U. Cuibbert, of tbe 1st Bap. Cb.iu Philadel phia was chosen to preach the introducto ry sermon tbe next year. An address by ! aud tbe Baptist denomination in particu lar followed, and was listened to witb profound interest. Wednesday. Long before tbo ap pointed hour, Commencement Hall was again full to overflowing. Musioby Sloes' Band. Orations, Ac, as follows : Prayer, by I'rea. Looma. LeMu Salutatory 1 MOM" 0LV BHTOM, Buah. True Progreae JAM bs 11. 31 AUK. ueuMilg. ; ''-"',---ulUJIl-J T- tatbDl, Lewtaburg. i Thai'nion william a. mark, lawiatmrg. i The and not t ot liSHMil a ei Kan. jaiwiauura. i, ES.CiiMnu p. wulvkbtun. Bu.h. i-hik-opby of liiamry jAMtii cuambbbu-S, Urnl Merit The Antecedent of Donor- WILLI A L. NESB1T, LatilUMiuaitua. VaUaUclary-JAMla! II. MARK, Lewie burg. ilaccalauraaU Addrtae, Frea. LouaUV The degree of B. A. in coarse was eon- j fcrred opon all tbo graduating Class ex- ii.MOX COUA'TY STAR & LEWISBURG CHRONICLE J ULY 27, ItCO. ceptMr.Nesbit, who received that of B. Ph. That of A. M. on Rev. George M'Nair and Rev. John Q. A. Robrer, graduates of three years' standing. The Honorary Degree of D. D. was con ferred upon Rev. Thomas Winter, of Rox borougb, Pa.; that of Pb. D. on Abraham Coles, M.D., of Newark, N. J. ; that of discharge ,he duties thereto belonging con A.M. on Rev. W. M. . Whitehead, of j scienuously and to the best of mj '''7- Great Valley, Pa.; and that of B.a on J. G. M'Meen of Bcllefonte, Pa. Rev. Dr. Brantly of Pbilad., and Dr. H. Gerbart of Lewisburg, were added to tbe Trustees, in place of Messrs. Bear and Day, resigned ; aud Rev. Thomas Swaim of Flemiogton, N. J., ehosen Curator, in place of Dr. Wilson Jewell, superceded on account of continued absence. F. W. Tustin is recommended to full Professorship in National Sciences Mies Anna Carpenter, of Jersey Shore, Tea cher in tbe Institute, in place of Miss Ma son, who bad been obliged to leave some weeks since on account of loss of health. There has been a large attendance as usual of strangers and friends, during these protracted exercises, and much in terest and enjoyment manifested. Tbe College Commencement, next year, will occur on Thursday. t3?At tbe meetiog of tbe Alumni, Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Geo. A. Peltz, of New York, was chosen Orator for tbe next Anniversary; Dr. Wm. H. Back bouse, of Lewisburg, alternate. For Poet, Thomas P. Coulston, of Philadelphia; Rev. A. D. Hawn, of Sbatnokin, alternate.' The Constitution was to altered as to require that tbe Secretary be elected for a term of two years, and give bond in S300 for tbe faitbful performance of bis duties. Tbe following officers were elected : Prefident J. Merrill Linn, E-q.., Lawkbar. ' lt Viee frea. Alfred llae. fcnq-, do. 2d Vu-e 1'rea. Iter. It. lunlap. t'aoli. See. A Tre Irof r. W. 1 u.uo, Lewi.burf. alenagrra: John A. Guody, Lewud.urg'. June II. Marr, do. hee. A i. Hay, NortliumWrlanJ. He. Hiller Jonea, Lie wood Elation. Kef. C. SI. Dei!, lnilajtk,n, N.J. At the Annual meeting or tbe Society of Alumni of the Cniemity at Leaial ura. held July ti, I860, tbe follow ing .reamUe aud resolutions were unauimoiutljr adop- i. h.. ie.Hi r.rruiinr Provider, to rrmore from Mir, juSKi'U J. LANK, lata a member of , Ule aeeieiy wi ilia aiiu.iirivi. an all-wlea tlod. we einern-ly drplore the early deceaiw" of Ueaoived, Tliat.cUeerluliy aui.ttnitinsuj toe aerree 01 one of our number, wboae moral and aociai quanuea strongly endeaied him to all witbin tbo circle of bla ac qualbtanoea. Beeoleed That tn Mr. Lena we dln-erned Intelbttaal f ifts wfawb gaeo promise of early di!liuetioa, nud that in hi deatb Ke eullor tbe loea ol a Talued member of our Soriety. BeMileed Tliat a eopy of tbe foregoing reaolutiona be trannmitted to tbe relalionii of the drreawd, and that they ba published in the LewiKburg Chronicle. Olb Fausns It is often gratifying for old time friends to greet each other again in the flesh while still in the enjoyment of all their faculties. Of this character, doubtless, was Ihe visit, in Kelly township, last week, after j -i. fjly yran separation, of Dr. Thomas T Smi- ley (ol School Book memory) of Philadelphia. with Mr. Havel cungan and in Lewisburg, this week met James M. Kuesler, (of the New Castle Juurnut) and Hon. Jesse Beaver, who together here, about 1828, were boys together in the printing office of Mr. Carnthers of the "l nion Hickory." Lcwitburg Chronicle, S.d ult. Truly it was gratifying to meet former frieuds and associates, and especially our old friend and companion while an appren tice, in tbe town of our boyhood ; but, the little village bas grown to be a city in size farms in tbe neighborhood have been laid off into lots streets have been open ed and graded stately mansions built public edifices for tbe accommodation of tbe Courts, and county offices bave been erected old churches bave been torn down and magnificent new ones taken tbeir place. Tbe mill race is no longer tbe boundary line of the corporation ; it is still there, arched over in places, to convey tbe propelling power to tbe old mill, which still stands as a monument of other years ; however, it east a melancholy reflection over our mind, when we learn tbat Mr. Brown, tbe former owner of the mill and tbe grounds surrounding it, bad gone to soother sphere, witb many others, witb whom we bad been acquainted. Others bave taken their places. Lewisburg is now tbe capital of Union county is beautifully located on the west bank of the West Branch of the Susque banna river, at tbe mouth of Buffalo creek, al tba eastern extremity of Buffaloe val ley, one of the most fertile vallies in tbe State, and is tbe principal grain market in tbat region, having the advantages of tbo Sunbury and Erie Railroad, and a canal, for shipping produce being a. point of considerable importance. At this place, the Baptist denomination tave a large College, in successful operation, witb ex tensive crouods attached, for the education of boys. Tbey bave also erected a Ladies Seminary, which we were told is well pat rouized. These institutions add much to tbe appearance and prosperity of tbe place, and may do much good in tbe education of tbe rising generation. Lawrence Jour nal. ' Another Testimony. At a meeting of tbe Board of Curators in Lewisburg, Wednesday afternoon, Hon. Simon Cam ebon, being present, took occasion to ex press bis emotions of joy in viewing tbe prosperity of the University. He said tbat, when be was a boy in Lewisburg, be sighed hopelessly for the advantages now enjoyed here. Then, they bad oiify an old schoolmaster, who taught as far as arilbmetie, and eked out living by wri ting vendue bills and crying publie sales. He bad watched with much interest the rise of church after cburcb in this town tho advancement of tbe farmers in tbe neighborhood and tbe crowning glory of these halls, dedicated lo learning and to religion. He bad therefore a personal and local as well as a general interest in its continued and enlarged prosperity. .Doubtless, notwithstanding tbe fact tbat a man must rely mostly npon bis own energies snd industry, it is still true that education it capital. Gen. Cameron is often referred to as one who has won honor and distinction without an academie or collegiate education ; bat be can and will assure any one ibat bis success wonld have been far easier won, and be might bave attained to still higher positions, bad bis early years,bere,beeo blessed witb tbe advantages now enjojed by all our youth Associate Judge. To the Voters of Union County. IN compliance wiih the wishes of friends who have presented my name to ihe voters ; of Union county, for ihe orfice of Associate j Judge, L offer myself for nomination at the ; primary election, to be held on the 4th day of ..., io for I hat office. If nomiuaied : and elected to said office. I will endeavor lo i JAMES SHIELDS. Katlj ttnoiablp, July 18, lStttt. : Seeing no one named for Associate Justice at Ihe Oct. Election, I take Ihe liberty of pro posing MARTIN DREISUACH for that post. He is known lo most of as as a gentleman of good judgment, who has spent the near sixty years of his life as a farmer i Union county. and It Intimately aequainte. atith all lla wants. Ilia l- ' tparitr ia pro'erbial, and be anderaluila the German lanauMe two ptlma qualiSeationa. Hie prearnt rem ieocei. at Urn County Ibat, wner. ataad em J hould rwida. to be of eereiea batwaaa OoortaJJiidtfa Si-oro .iS "ar Minlinburg aad Now Berlin.) Tbin honor, eonferrrd oa Mr. DarlsiueH. would ba only an aet of juntica lo tbe many old Una Ueaiocrala, lika bimlf whom a aanee of truth and right, outraged by the KanuM iniquity, hal led into tbo Bepublleaa ranka. He would uiaka a Stand popular nominee it taken np by the feoplaa parte- a?M V1CT0BY. Messrs. Editors Von will please announce the name of PHILIP Rl'HL as a candidate for re-election to the Office of "Associate Judge" of car county at tbe ensuing election. Cnl. Rum has made an excellent Judge, and the people can not do belter than to re-elect him. June 19. 1HB0 MA.NY VOTERS OF LEWISBURG. Messrs. Editors Permit me to present to the consideration of the voters of Union Co. the name of JAMES SHIELDS for Associate Judge. Mr. Shields has long been an active member or the Whig and Republican party is a hard laboring man.who has straggled for nearly siity years to gain as honesl livelihood is a man of pure moral character, possess ing a clear and sound judgment and a scho lar, such as we need to fill thai position. The voters of Union ennnty would do no more ihao the merits of Mr.Sbields and of staunch Kelly liiwship demand in electing him the successor of our friend Ruhl. A REPUBLICAN VOTER. AsactublTe Mtssas. EniToai : The lime is at hand for the people lo select a candidate for the Gen eral Assembly. THOMAS HAYES, Esq-has recently discharged the duties of that office with entire satisfaction lo his constitnents in general, and relying very much upon his ei perieuce as a legislator, and upon his fidelity as well to bis immediate district as to Ihe in terests of tbe whole State, his services ia Ihe same capacity are again ardently desired. We hope the Republicans of Union county will place htm in nomination at ihe approach ing County Convention. MANY REPUBLICANS'. West Bufialoe, June 3, 1800. rrt-Please state RICHARD V.B. LINCOLN 0f Hartley township as a candidate for Ihe .klu h-ff,r ih IVfinl rin the 4th Auir. saciufij - - r o- trial. E.-q Lincoln is known to the whole rntintv as a gentleman nf ability and integrity, of good education, and able to take part in an debale who has served Ihe county long in thankless stations, and who would honor a higher one. It is many years since Old Hartley had a Representanve,and his location would suit both Onion and Snyder if Juniata's claim to a Member this year is conceded May 25, 18C0 HARMONY Ilfglftter & Recorder. rpHE undersigned will be a candidate for Ihe office of Register fed Recorder of L nion connty, subject lo Ihe nomination lo be made on the 4th of An?ust next UEORUE MERRILL. Lewisburg, May 2, 1H60 810 To the citizens of I'nio" "'- i the name ol HCUH f. SHM.LtR as a Re publican candidate for Register & Recorder at the coming election. Mr. Sbeller's entire worthiness and ample qualifications are well known to all, and he is presented through the solicitations of MANY FRIENDS. County t'ommisaloner. BERRYH1LL BELL, of Mifflinborg. offers himself as a candidate for Ihe otiicf of County Commissioner, subject lo the decision of the County Convention. If nominated and elected, he pledges himself lo fulfil the duties of the office with fidelity, alifflinborf. May 1, 1860 S60) F.Liow Cm.! I offer myself as can didate for the Office of County Commissioner at the next Election subject to ihe decision of the Union coun'y Jtepublican Convention. If I am nominated ana eiectea, win iurau to the duties of the office faithfully. MICHAEL KLECKNER. New Berlin, June II, 1860 THE subscriber will be a candidate for Commissioner of Union county, subject to the decision of the nomination of the Peo ple's pany at the delegate meetings on Ihe 4lh of August next. B. W. THOMPSON. Mifflinburg, May 2, 1800 640 FELLOW CITIZENS Through the urgent solicitation of a large number of friends, 1 ofTer myself as a candidate for County Com missioner, subject lo the decision of ihe Re publican primary election for Union county. If I am nominated and elected. I will discharge the duues or tbe office faithfully FREDERICK BOLENDER Limestone Tp, May 18, I860 Real Estate. Orphans' Court Sale. BY virtue of order of the Orphans Court of Union count v, will be soldai the pub lic house of Wm. Wolfe, in Hartleton, on Tuesday, Sept., I860, at 10 o'clock A. M, the followiug described real esiate: Lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Hartleton, witb the improvements thereon. 17 acres of land in Hartleton, adjoining Ja cob Yarger, Juo. F. Wilson and Dr. W. F. Seebold 33 acres 17 perches in Hartley township, adjoining John Filman, W. Tale and othera. 75 acres 92 perches in Hartley township, adjoining Rebecca Leach and Samuel Johnsou. 200 acres 73 perches in Harlly township, adjoining Books and Anderson, Samuel John son. Also, the following tracts of unseated lands in Hartlev township t 4 IS acres warrantee's name Peter Black 415 do do do Godfrey Seidle 415 do do do George Seidle 41ft do do do Calhar'e 8eidle 415 do do do George Shinz 115 do do do Philip Seidle 415 do do do Peter Seidle 415 do do do Vindh? Grove 415 do do do Daniel Rhode 438 do do do Flavet Roan 438 do do do Michael 8hirtZ 425 do do do John Seidle 347 do do da David Seidle 406 do do do Peter Seidle 404 do do do Wm. Dunlap 405 do do do John Dunlap Terms of sale will be made known at the time and place of sale By HELEN C. HAYES, July 17, 'CO Auminiatratriz or Davie Ilajee, dee'd. SUPERIOR TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. That large and commodious BRICK HOUSE (formerly A.Graham's) north-west corner of Third and Market streets, with a Brick Stable, and other Outhouses, and Garden Lot on the alley adjoining. There is connected with tbe Houses Storeroom, and several rooms for Offices and Shops. The stand is an old and well known business cor ner, in the centre of the town, and very con venient for chnrches, schools, dtc Terms ea sy, and possession given al any times Inquire of WM.F81CK.or Lewisburg, July It H- P. SHELLLR. Iron Ore Lands for Sale. BY virtue or an order of the Orphans' Court of Union eminly, will be sold, on the pre mises, on SATURDAY, the Uili day of AU GUST next, commencing at 10 o'clock A M, a certain messuage and iracl of land, snuate in EaM Bufl'aloe township, Lnion county, con-1 tainiag rtliy-rour acres ana cigniy-311 per- ches, adjoining lands of Jacob Uundy, John J Hayes and others. One other tract, snuate in i the same township, containing Thirty-Nine acres and Fifty-Nine perches, adj. lining lands of James Jenkins, Juhn Anrand and others. One other tract of land, situate in the same of nr.y-Lr.cre, ,d e.ghty-six perches. con-1 a U . aa.l...;n...M t k an (.rut Vn tail t ti n dir. (rit """'a? J- . m0fe ' aTK"e " "n, he sold seoaratelv.orto - gether, to suit purchasers. Iron Ore has been discovered in various places on the property. Terms made known at sale. JAMES L. QUINN, Adm'r of Michael (juiun, dee'd. July. 10, I860 AdmlDlstralor'n Sale of VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE! IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Union county, will be exposed to publie sale at ihe public house of Win. L. Rater, in New Columbia in said county, on Saturday, 1Mb August next, the following described Real Estate, lo Will . . All that Certain lot of ground. Situated m the town of New Columbia, in Union counly, i . j "1 .u. - ...l l i.a.1.. ,.t s-i.aah.ih DOUnUCU Oil IOC II u 1 1 ll vj iHi.ita ' , Goodlander. west I y same, soaih by a public road, and east by land of oeore KancK i whereon are creeled a two-slorey trame Dwelling House, a Frame Stable. .natLA other Outbuildings. There is a good and never failing Well of Water on the premises. The said piece of ground contains one hundred and twenty-eight perches of land. Also all lhat certain piece or parcel of TIMBER LAND, situated in While Deer township in said county, bounded on the norih, east and west by lands lately belonging lo Kauflman 4 Reber, and south by lands lately belonging to James Moore, dee'd, containing Twenty Acres more or less. The quality of the Timber is good. Sale to commence at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, when terms of sale will be made known by JOEL KLINE, " Administrator of Entate of CmaLLS Kusa, dee'd White Deer Tp. July 7. I860 ORPHANS' COURT SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Union county, I will sell on the prem ises on Saturday, Auk. in, ibmi, at -o'clock. P M. Ihe !ullwing iracl of land, siiu- ate in Hartley Twp. Union Co, Pa, adjoining lands nf Dan I wolle, Jonn cnurcn aua ueo. Kleckner, comprising M Six Acres more or less, a'.l improved, and on which are erected a Rood two-slorey weal her boarded Dwelling-House, and a good STALil.E also, some Fruit Trees with the appurtenances late the estate of Willi an Nivti, dee'd. Terms made known at sale by RICHARD V. B. LINCOLN, Hartley, June 23, IStiO. Administrator Sherirs Sales. BT vilrue of sundry writs of Fi. Fa., Vend. Ex. and Lev. Fa. issued out of the Court ol Common Pleas of Union county and to me directed, I will expose to Public Sale or Out- cry.at tne ruoi.c nouse oi u u Drcwri, ... Lewisburg, on Saturday, August II, leCO, at 'na' rr-.i :....,. JTlv LL'tlUlll liaut Ul ijauu, aitiiaiu j in Buffaloe township, and county of Union, i bounded norm by land ol tfeorge tlcuiit.ach, eat by land of Samuel Byler, south by lands ; of Henry Sower aud Samuel Heiuibach, and west by public road, containing Siaiy-Five I Acres, more or less, whereon are erecled a j lo- Dwelling House, log Barn, Ore Drifts, A c, wiih the appurtenances, as the . property of John Utimbtich. Also, at the same time and place, two oiher certain Tracts of Land, situate in the aforesaid township and county, bounded as follows, to wit : No. 1, bounded north by o'.her lands of the I Walkers, on the east by lands of Samuel I Heimbach, on the south by lands of Jonaiban Collar and Martin ureisuacn, ami on tne west by lands of Weidler Ruland and Edward Wil- I son, containing 3ixiy-r lve Acres, more or less, whereon are erecled three log Dwelling Hou ses, two frame Barns, other out-buildings, Ore Drifts, Ac, with the appurtenances, No- 2, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post, thence by lann for merly) of John Royer, 88 degrees west, 8(1 perches to a post, south 4 degrees, west 48 and 4-10 perches to a black-oak, thence norib 88 degrees east 64 perches to a stone, thence by land (formerly) of Dr. Shenk and public road norih 4 degrees east 4u perches to ihe place ol beginning, containing Twenty Acres and Twenty Perches, neat measure, together with the hereditaments and appurtenances, as the property of 7'Aomo H'aUtrr, Wiliium ll'uf Jfcerand Hrnry 11 after. Also, at the same time and place, another certain Lot of Urnuud situate in the aforesaid township and county .contaiuiogTwo Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Ed ward Miller, Daniel W ertz, Isaac Walker and others, whereon is erected a two-storey plank frame Dwelling House, with the appurtenan ces, as the property of Runrlur Burklow, with notice to George blear and Emanuel Reedy, terre tenants. Abo, at the same ti.ne anil place, a certain Half Lot of Ground, more or less. situate in lhe Uorotigh ol L.ewisourg, ana county aforesaid, being the south half of Lot marked on the general p'an of said town No. 333, bounded on the north by the north half of said lot, on the east by Second street, on the south by Lot No. 232, and west by Hazle tree alley, whereon is erected a two-storey brick Dwelling House, with a frame Kitchen thereto attached, and other out-buildings, &c, with the appurtenances, as the property of Jama W. Hutchuon. Also, at the same timo and place, the Defendants interest (being Ihe undivided one-third) of a certain Lot of Ground situate in said borough and county, bounded noith by part of same lot occupied by Hannah Nicely, east by Pear Alley, south by Si. Louis street, and on the west by Second street, marked in the general town plan No. 2U5, containing b7 feet in front, and 157 feet deep, whereon are erected a three storey Brick House, known as the Buffaloe House, a frame Siable and Car riage House, a Well and Cistern with pumps, and other out-buildings, &c, w ith the appurte nances as the property of i-eei . Lawthe. Also, a Certain Lot of Ground, more or less, situate in the Borough of Lewisburg, and county of Union, bounded north by lot of Washingion Bell, east by Third street, south by lot of John Locke, and west by an alley, whereon is erected a two-storey frame Dwell ing House, and other out-buldings, &c, with the appurtenances, as the property of Htf Uam iiati and M"ry E. KnUmnm. JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff 8heriff'a Office, Lewisbutg, July 11. ISi.O Welters Lots, for sale cheap. IOT . bl'k 142, H0 lot 12, bl'k 2e4,$10 j lot 8. bl'k 40, $30 J lot 15, bl'k 91. ji 'O in DAKOTA CITY, (a County seat and Land Office site) Nebraska Territory. Also 3 Lots in the town of SPENCER.the teat of justice for Clay county, on ibe line of the Dubuque Railroad, ai -$30 each. JOHN B. LINN", Lewisburg. Jury 2. Ivxt. A rent ibr Faaxas M Zieau-a A. H. DILL Attorney at Law.! OFFICE on Mouth Second sireet, formerly occupied by J. B. Hamlio, dee'd. Jecwisburg, June 1, 18C0 . tm the 1NTNT RKI.IKF and i-KI;MAM T I IKK ul Ibja du-trra-ins umpUiut, ue FEKDT'S bronchial vig-aheties. Matte by C.B.SKVMOl'IC A CO , 107 NASSAU street, N Y. ., Jl 1 . bit! In. L m.1 r0R SA,e -f ALL DRL'HOISTS'. Bm-tS 1 1 " r- Estate of John Rishel, tlec'd. DMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Leiier-nf' i Arfministralion on the estate of JOHN I! IS HE I., deceased, laic of Buiraloe Tp. hav- . . . t"? ...t.. I.... I.. Da hen eranted to the subscriber l.y ihe Ke- r i;.,.n ronnt in due form of law tJ. 1 ha m, any us. claims .gaiit'the same may lp - e to iw.-m ' . Adininlrtrator r,B pm "ita tue nm "" -Lewisburg, June 2S, la?C0 ASTHMA, V. ..:- a.v...... .'!- tin, Itjljrs. v. HV...W. - ... day. Aug 2-J, and eonunue St. , Th nuinuvai v CiVvSrW i 1 union f r the session will be j.V, ,w. Modern laproremrnt la BralUlry. UXCIT , conllDe., j,r , half i f ritEETH inserted on AMBER BAXE,(which : ihis amount. L n!nr.l.l i pr k. Lad,,, X is now taking the enure preference in t Iwm alroad are required lo fount ln lne Lj Eastern. Southern and most of the Western dies' Boaidirg House of tl.e li ti-nM, n , cities, and in many respects is considered pre- un')er the upeniitei,dcrire i Kev b ttYl!. al terable to gold or any metallic base1) ai reduced ' siud-nl will be teceivrd li r lr itun aha' prices, thus enabling all wno nera tnem to ; at.tl tit- m!'e t.t Ih-ntal Subetitutea Sir maitf-ati n. Alf", Trelb uinuntrd n. n Hold, and alt Ibe varioue )Ie tallie Piatea in UHe, in the latent a proved .rvle. Imperial attei.tloli will be 1-aid to rilling T--tb, afirh ! In. decidedly, tba aaoet important nn.-r.lrjn pertaitini tn tbe nron-.-ion -. Lut eerr IreoueMlv al ue--d bj uu.kiil- fl nnd inexperienced nb-rmti,re: but ufai-n firoiarljr --r- formed, niu.prcaetetbe natural oia.n,-ouiui-bd.ired by ail. i 1 "i table Tee ih and ExpnseJ Nerves treated - niiuJtfmeitHtinTnMni,M bav.nitb.ui nrr twnty tr fm-tant 4mia-in ,uini7, .,,i coaadence, tbat entira aaiulacit n a,n j i ren n nil eaea. , ,,. rer Kuoms in .tirs. meizgers iweiiins. Front street, south of Market. R- E. BURLAN. Lewl.burg-. June 22, 1'SO. REMOVAL. II. (.CKIIAKT. bESTIST, has removed to South 3d sirtet. four doors from the Town Clock, LEW - ISBURG, PA, .4 .11(71:1. II. ORTtlG, Attorney at 1-av.v. OFFICE on Sooth Second near Market St. LHWiHUVllU, tA. If-All Profes'ional Business entrusted to hi- are will be faithfully and promptly atlen i Sept. 14, 18.'i7 fcr P I C N I C.-w Well jump into the Wagon, and all take a ride.1 V LARGE, handsome and verv comforta ble WAf.OX hasbeen fitted up lor the especial accommodation of Pic-Nic and other similar excur-ions. Terms moderate. Apply to Jus. M. HOL'SEL. Lewisburg. June 3, HT,'J. VARIETY STORE AND POST OFFICE. LAPtGE supi of Btmk.s,Slationery, XL Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confeciuai eries, Teas, Spices, Fruit, Nuts. rtaktes. Pictures, and a variety of NICK NAC'KS for sale ( heap at the i63 LEWIsBURf! POST OFFICE. , , ,,x E (;f !(1 rf:xs f( r l a hr 3rl, rrnlK c j Ji be had aI lhe lOSI' OFFICE MEVEKAL S sens of CAMEOS and oihr Drrast Pins and Ear Kines can he hail , rvcer.etl.- flinx I'lllLL RDERS for Books or Ooi ds of any kind promptly attended to al the POST OFFICE L ADIESean find lhe larcest and h'tt assort ment of Letter and Note PAPEK.Envel- opes&c. at lhe POST OFFICE IF vou want a supply of fine STATIONE RY, to the POST OFFICE. NEW FIRM IN THE OLD SHOP! The subscribers respectfully announce to the citizens ol Lewisburg and vicinity that ihev have formed a farlnership in the Tailorin Tailoring; Business, at the well-known stand of James Criswellon j Market srreet. where they are prepared lo ' CVTAD MAKE 11' loonier in lhe very ! best style. Men's and Boys' lotllilig ! j every description on short notice. We ask ' a share of the public p.nror.are i JAMES CRIMVELL, j J. F. SCH AFFER. j Lewisburg, April 4, leSa j HOUSE BUILDERS, rrAKE NOTICE! The undersigned are I appointed Agents for the sale of Uooi'M, IIIindH At Window al. of all sizes, made of Ihe best material. All work warranted. CtTMade by L.B.fl'KOLT. llughesville, Pa. and for sale bv - bis F S CALDWELL! Lewisburg tiios. .. .kii:r nAS just received a splendid assortment of lhe very best, cheapest and most lasbionable Jewelry in ihe market. iii Stock comprises Brenst Pins, Chain, liar RiiifTN, Fins-r lllngn, VracelelN, Meeie lluttons, MudM,A.c..Wc.. which will be sold extremely low for C.su. He respectfully asks the patronage ol all his old customers; and also invites new ones lo give him a call before making their pur chases. Call at lhe sign of the Big Watch, Market street, east of Second. Dec. 24 .'54 NOTICE 18GO. mtJP Firm nf W'ftlirr Isnhnrt A J? hruhneh in tneir line, anu are wen sausueu it woum be to the interest of such as purpose erecting good buildings to give n. a call before con - trariini wiih nihers. We have nut on some of lhe best houses and stores in Lewisburg, and are assured their owners will testify that their buildings were put np by good and ener getic workmen, and in quick iin.e. (which is a very important mailer lo builders.) K'firener Chamberlin Bro's ; L. Palmer, architect; Dr. I. Brugger; Brers Amnions; Lewis Asheufelter. ISA AC WALTER, JACKSON LENHART, SAM. ROHRAUACH. . Lewisburg, Dee. 27. IS59 COAL. CO A la lOtla. THE subscriber keeps constantly en hand a large assortment of the very best bha mokin and Wilkes-Barre COAL, for lime and stove purposes, which he will sell at the very lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce. Also, HlackmtUkt I out, flatter ma Dull. Wish it distinctly understood, that I will ni be undersold by any man Having good weigh-scales, full weight will be git en. Coal Yard near Weidensaul's hotel. GEOIiUE llOI.hTEI.Y Lewisburg, May 27,'5l. DR. I. BRUGGER, homoeopathic piiisiciax, ' ' FFICE in his new Brick Blrck. Market U street, south side, between 4b tuu Sib j (up stairs. Liwuburg, May, 1?0 VJ9 New Store New Gcods phil&B'a laiBuair.a store, TWO lioors above the 15.: nk. , J. IKnBteo p, t TL. ...1,-.. l. V... a-. 1 iiv eu lfi i i ii , lit t i ij a yi -uu in Uf I buving constant y at Atn:lH-n, is prej arej sell ail hts liooiN at City Trites Uj Tr C!uve-, Crochrt t'ltu.n, '1 eiuiig Aeeille. I:,' lars. Iliitiuus, 'l'afe, ai.d all got,ds teeued i the Ladies. . . Also Books and S'atii nerv, School "-- aP" r , ' "Nt,,j Fire lloaid bciecna.- aienctl Unit done to onli-r C Ul'lry Procure li.en ; , exchange -Ca.h P..d f.;r Ua,,. Ix.i,:, M'il. .Ul'hV. Next Session of Uaion Scajaaiy I 'I' Va.a H.,! a. , ' I n . sesn n. All stn-tents trish; re quelled to Le t ri-seiit at ;io srsvo.n. pnrin-ii:.triy itioe who -:h to e ti.r ihe Teachers' llepartrrr n'. By or,!er ol the Executive Ctuiaiiiice New Utrrnii. Jure is, inn "Indi.5try must Thrive:" i r -j . , r-1 1 T ' I.' '1' t H l"l 1' I I 1 UJla bJILhl JKU L.al.ii.vJxfEt, j f iieu.oved lu lMuui.Lijii U rn-n hii pin l"rk" s'rf " nr" ' ' "" "'re 1 B at all limes a lull a-sor:.eM i t j Tin Hure. sfme I'ina ' j ('OA L Kl. lS, , Z,t, 4C. 4c. j w. ., t also niiike to ortler, on shi it nohre. Tin tit' j ler. Sn uiu.g or any kind ol work in n.y .lie j ot ItiiMtie, I tV.Men JingandJoLbing generallvpri nr - ? ' alien. led Hi. JOS. A. KritA.MtR ' l.eu isburg. On 10. !." VEKMI1 Ii. li t-, f .. rim. al .f -,..L... U .ie lut'i.c.i.n HrtH.rtr k el f le. Mi i e. ,., W.M -. '.. ut - b,r i t i dr.n. I.M.. ai-i h d . r.- ... also irtu'b k..iug fau, ac. VAI I. AD 3A Joi A- hKI MU J Administrator's llstite. THEnCAS, I.etiera i.f A Jaonlsiratir, lo ilie eaiaie of LEV. Is rALMi;!: deceased, late ot LewiM-ur:; b- r- u-h. (i,.i.a county, have been .raire.l lo ii.c -vS(.r.L-er by Ihf Register of m.1.1 d umy. tn ..'i.r inm; all persons inilehled to at:!et,-r are rt-t,-.;-. ed to make payment, aud ihoe l,av:re cU: against ihe same will preM Diem cuj autbenucied l.r seit!eiiirM. to Jus U. LOiS, AJm'r Lewisburg. June S, I"") law offick i:i:jioved. John B. Lirn, TTOR.MIl- AT I.iW-Offce i his house on N. Marl.e- Ir-. 1st & : ! r isl.um. Va. A The HOWARD and ECIE Erp:t-s Companies. 17XPRE?KS I :i ilv lo ar.rl fi m srT X-i lui tortk-n or tli- I i.ilr .1 s tr f .tl I'U l LI. . l i Family (iriii-tiv Store. T. G. EVANS & Co., oI.NUi.tl. l K.u.l i:.- ;. GROCERIES Af.D FRCV.SIGKS, KuiWuctnc rrrry ut'.l If i-r.&av n totht trail' CHAIN. Fi.orr. ANI 1IXD ti:.. col l i.!:. yoi..:--t, fl'CAi:. CllKK.-K, H1?, FKL'ITS, A: . Ae. Ac, Market $trert. nfl,titr the Putt tf.-:e. I.fwislitirsr, Pa. O. J tre- E. it Vet. have "n-t rcciv?'! fre-b lri,ui 1 i,oai.'r.i i. a a tirni.oiii be .ttrk .1 Bei-lfl lir.i-vr .s i! t-i,r kmj .11. 11; ai.i Lm Ie(Ii't :tr1 1iinu(ocs pot up in tiuy au narn.i.Ua (Uir aLi 10 .b. Dried A 1 lcs, l'vaile. I'l i.i.fs. Currant.-, J'if-.-n vii,:Ci:ioi,r. Y'-i, Daies.rfiii.-in.- imin Ci to 1:4 Ctr. I'M' ll., Til kici (jf all t!c-'ciifit;n:,.. Pure Java OI'I'i:i;. prorrri, and put up in nir-tift.t Can. .X r.-e-'j f..r .m-. i e-e A Uru.tli.tnj -n irinr MA( kLlll.l.. iM WO tizll, UU.UISV. Jt.lM, .UW,l: A li. t ernl a-.rrlinei t i f Willow aud ( rdiir arr. f;lv n aie. ttu t ustiaie, Karl lit u uaic, l.ai;i', 'injur, i-t. Ei.ih OH, ilm-., J'nie 01, VuiiiiirA, (''in1", ami l.p HV. "-, 7'...',r, J..,,,, dr. Soopsof ull kiml.-, Wl:ccl Grcssc.ct: CoIhicco nr.5 Ci-'rtr!;, a t!;oice rjcirtct; Flour, Coin ileal, I'oluloc?, Co:. Rte, OatH, Ac., ahvojs on Iiaiid. I.'miis drlinrett fr'f o. rhur"C lo cuicmeri rtsidtitg u-uhui tUt bi'Tuuh. T.iattitnpt to rni.niei jte all the arlii 1 abift i hnl, for ,,1. wruM t-iu.ri.sil.:e. V e a..u .1 i 1' lullv IbT.lr llir i ub.le tut ul. end en.n.o e lilt a-M.lta,ci ul l.tier.e W c-ale r. lil.-H-l.I . l.iu ;.l ir l. el.een ae til. T ' .u 1-- l-.ul.l ll.m ?.d. 1,1 I l.i:u. , We amilil pattii ularijr Moiclti,nr cuui.UYllBl U a-n u a rii.l; u r He jiur li'tse nil manner tf Produce, and i ay a. logli a. at.) Ul eita. Leniebmi:. Aril.'... TO. tVANSAC . Executor's Notice. "OTICE is hereby givm, that Letters :( tamei.iarv on Hie last mil ai.il test; r ol JOHN t-CHRACk, Esq. dee d, lair f E liiitUk.e lou-h n. I i.iou count.Hie granted lo the uuitersisntd. by ti e .'--t-sitr C l nion couniv, in due form ot law ; a 1 r'oc having claims against said esiate va. 1 1 1 ytrf them, and ihose owing .-aid estate -ie usa"- ted tu make inimei'iaie patn.ei.', t. ROoLIil' 11 LAIRD, Eiecn!.T Lewisburg, Juue 23, 1M.U i . ., HUISl. K COuCIEanItn '''' 1 1 ' 1 - w AVE received and i pe i.e i a I t- I a I ac... in,m nf all it,?- Litest sii r- tpnug and Summer tioo.U. I" Pjrl 4 aiteniion of ibe Latlies i clfti ;o utir -1 of Bnliisn'.s Dress Silks Prints Delaines fct.a-ls Fig.Fr.Merinos Collars Docals 1. eirs Cmshams l.i-rt: J.z Foii'.mts t - ' Chimzrs ' ' i cn rimhe Piim an) Farrv t a- res. Jeans Tweeds, Veslincs. Mn:.I.-. iog,'rit kiiigs. FlaiiLtis, t 'is c If Shoes, Hats and l'sj-I together with a compirie a.- ruxui Gioccrie?, llardwarf, Pi.i!nrrir Curii:.-w:rC t a! pf , n,rh Tj I! be diT""' "rrn l hie terms as the same riirie ran ot r- ased anywhere IH us a Vtu W. H. BCEitwr. I X- ' pl 'f . a. a. I'l ltltV &. IIA !;' ..- I PlllSlilJSS A.l ;i 11 JEsPECTFU-LY .rtVr ibnr the ciureus of Le.-turj ai-1 louuding eoLuliy. IV Pailiiuiai aitrution pa srr.t:!-''' in M M irecl of ' Euqulie in ilrl .Maf.e resilience cl Mrs. liackn. v.. Un
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