MIOX COUNTY STAR & LEWISBURG Clir.OXICLEX()VE.M15En 2, ls).
jtar & dllironide
WCKDLN fc J. B. CC&UELIUS.
.
T ffiffe- .'fr-tr. Tii I.T.wisr.t so Ohiom it,
flM."t.l 011 thf 0i. Stt-m. ln tli lar--t tuti U'it
tirriilnU-in otaiiv Ncwiht in IJntn nittv.
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional !
ADK1)l ATE rZOTU'TltM i TO AUKIiHAN I Ml -Till,
AM)
JIC another tkf of slave Territory bj t' Urn, on,
Parrhai. r ( .mttiicst.
Theatwrr I"". tnJ will I" ttir two PrmriVn
Wfnrf tiivoiuntry, unfit tli. y ri- wi-t-rioiiK : u.i v
t)H-ni Ui our Bm-t li i, lli-rt-t. fliMt until tii-y
in triomj.'t '"'vt-ti N..ii-nl Ci iiol at W iu-L-
For PrrMdfnt.
ABRAHAM LINfOLNjOf Illinois
"tr Tlrr rrrviilrnl,
TIANNIP.AL HA.M L1X, of Maine
TUESDAY NEXT
Is the day Gxed ly otir Cons'.imtioti
and Laws for tlie choice of rrcaiduiit
aud Vice President.
All rotors Ori'D.-KD to the Ex
tension of Slavery to the Cuba and
Central America eovcting? to "the
pro-rrcssive Free Trade'' irinciile
to the Lccoin)tiin and Utah series of
villanies and frauds to the extrava
gance and corruption at Washington
to the l.uHvin-s nnd threats of the
J)iFiinionists....i;houd ninnrullv vote
for LINCOLN' and IIAMLI.V
All IN F.VVOIt of Free Soil and
Free Homes for Free Men of a Pro-:
tcctivc Tariff of admitting KANSAS !
vithout further wrong of an econo- j
mical and honest administration of I
rebuking tlte foul fiend of Treason for
ever and of spending our spare tno
liey and energy in improving onr own
country. Westward. ...should all wokk
for LINCOLN and HAMLIN
t?"The Electoral Tickets for Penn'a may '
contain ten than 27 names; but, if they con- ;
lain mure than 87, it destroys the whole lick-
ct. Ko Senator, liepresentattve, or other
person holding an oHice under the U. can 1
be returned as Elector. The Eleotirn ("lei lis
in Union county will please see lhat Ihe name
of A. Brad Sharpe is on their list, as his !
middle name was made full since ihe blanks
were printed. The other parties" Electors' .
names were not printed, as it was not known
certainly who they muht be, hut will be ad-.
ded bv the Clerks as usual. Our voters will
r.omnarr all iheir tickets with the fuUowjne. ;
who are the true Lincoln
hn iirt the Inie Lincoln !
ELECTORS
James Pollock
Thomas 31 Howe
Edward C Knight
Robert P Kiii
Henry Iliinim
Robert M Foust
Nathan Hillcs
John 31 ISroomall
James W Fuller
David E Stout
Francis W Christ
David Mil mm a, Jr.
David Taggart
Thomas R. Hull
Francis II. Pcnniman
Ulysses 3Icrcur
George Brcsslcr
A. Brady Sharpc
Daniel O. Gchr
Samuel Calvin
Edgar Cowan
William 31'Kennan
John 31. Kirkpatrick
James Kerr
Richard P. Roberts
Hcnrv Souther
av
John Greer
The Standing Committeemen in White Deer.
BjAaloe. Kelly. East Bnifaloe, and t'mon.are
requested tocall at Lewishurs lor the Tickets,
and in other Districts at M illltnbttrg.
orcits ELttTUEs. BUKi kiM:iiH.Ei:iErTons
Ric iard Vain Oeorce M Kenn
Ueorgse W Jacobr Frederick A Server
Stephen S Winchester W m C Patterson
Joseph Liu bach Joseph ('rock-tt
Isaic Keckhow John (i Hrenuer
George D Jackson t'hirles Kelly
Jol B Danner Oliver P James
Jee It Crawford David Si-hall
Joshua II Howell Joel I. I.ightnrr
Manuel Marshall Samuel S Uarbrr
William Book T homas II Walker
CaylorJ Church John A Alii
Horatio N" Lee
Nathaniel P Fetterman
Byron D Hamlin
8nme of the above are pledged to vote for
Douglas onlv. and one at least for Brerkm-
rope only. Take them together, yon have
the Heading Fusion ticket, pledged to Nubody. ,
, v . , ; .,:. ,r i
William V tr right
l.lrr H ilbuEaua
Eli K Prn
Hturjr R Barerolt
A J ur.ri
W 11 sl clulT
I W W,..l.,rd
TlfiaUy IrAU
1 8 WexUf
I H U-cU.
Jo H.,i-ru
V W He )atg.
lew4 B.t'w
ll-raa.. Urckmaa
m lam... i ye-r
Jnlm A Slrr.tt
Vt M f. ..row
John Moxr
Ji M-ph A linll
J H 1-it.dl,
A ri4 llnwrll
J W llarkrr
btr.,l,ru tlt-rrrr
C K ll.-ti.Urs.,n
3 ti llarln.H-k
luu H.Uhr
The above is the Bell-Everett decoy E!ec
Wal ticket, which Fuller & Co. were author
ised lo trade off the best way they couU, but
which has found nn buvers as far as we are
lolormed. Messrs. Uickley aud Tyler, it is
ru .t.jr ,:alra. ar, i.ioe.oln men, and r.rub
D'jr others of ihrm are also.
1 ,
The Ab Lima Electo.s we ba.e net seen. ' j
I I'll ! .. . .
a i un .iu ,s an j.intnin neci;?.
wire of Fundi aol Y.tp:
O. N.
U:T l MUX M'tth HIP. IHK ISiON!
Next Tuesday should verify the reputa
I'lOD of our people as men who love Liber
ty ami Uuion. LEVYlynURD pave Head
maj-'iiij, and Curtin 241 can do
better tel. (jlcrious Khl.l.Y can give,
still a lr.-p on j. White I'M.it may ;
enlarge Lrr contribution. Old lit rFALOK!
should come up to her 104 f.r Fremont, j
Mid F.AsT lill'F.tLOE roach brr 100.
Redeemed MlUl.lMitliG can hold her j
own, aud tc!p West III FK.tLOE out of her j
'isolation. Mother Haiiii.ky and lu r i
daughters Lf.wis and II AP.TI.KTON may j
(if John M'Call aud bis neighbors at
V. rk Mill but patriotically give one day j
mere of sacrifice lo the good cause) rcaeb i
an oiu-iasiiioiieu isn iu ouo aoic. j.i...r.
. . . . . i t . !
stone aii'i NfcW iSfcltl.IS, liaro-iougni
j n,-ids,will try to swell their number. And
. wide-awake I'moN means to crown all by j
! the hirers! gains of any box in the county.
! .1.7 i.ims In irn,k ' gi.t out every mau ! j
j and tn:ikc our maj-.ritj one long to ba le-
! ujcuibcrod with priJe.
Hare Flundcr !
Xoone who knows anythinsof politics.anil
will say what he believes, will pretend to de
ny that the contest for the Presidency lies be
tween Abe Lincoln and Jo Lane, ll the peo
ple elect, Lincoln
the election shall
wiii be the Preii(ent ; if
o to Congress, Lane may
be the President. Now, Lane is a mere crea
ture of ihe Save power and the Lt-cofoco j
plundeiers. This is fo notorious, that the j
llaritsburi; ., a Democratic paper, is,
forced lo sav of him : I
'Jo Lane is the candidate of the (peculator
in the irr,.n War Jhi.t i Mim. as u-.u as oi
the Dtsuiiit'iiists. This Oreeon War De tit
amounts to irom tseven t.. Ten Millions r
D.'llais. These claims have been jmnhmid
lor less than Half a .Million and are .,w
htld lit a twrttr t,J tliiirper, lucluilmz several
'h"- pie-em I . f. sen:it,.i
!1r"",-l" '"b..rii,B tor ohi J.
rs who aie Indus-
Joe's election. These
reasury itlunderers hone to realize the tuft
1 ' 1 .
amount i
Ihe br?us clniins In Ihe event ol
i ihe success of ihe Disunion ticket Let it be
reinem tiered, then, that Joe Lane i the T.i
Mii.liii Titauru i ' hiHthriw' Candidate.
Who wuuldu'l wotk for tUA sum !
1319.
The Democratic party of Pennsylvania, at
: Sa'c Convention held at Pittsburg
July
4, tslll, took directly opposite eronntt lo that
now assumed by the leaders of the same par
ty in this campaign. The following Resolu
tion was, at that time, tiwmimuutly adopted :
lifiidrfd. That the Democratic parly ad
heres n-iw, as it has ever done, lo the Consti
tution of the countrv. Its letter and sptnt
they will neither weaken nor destroy, an i
they re-ttrcttire "that Slavery is H Incut, doitr
tic institution of the SoriM.' subject to State
lute nl'ne, and with which ihe Oeneral Oov
ernmeiit has nothing to do. Wherever Ihe
Siate law extends us jurisdiction, the local
institution can continue to exist. Jteemin
it a rioluttitl of State rights Iu carry it bymtd
State .fV, wk iiest the rnwl.ft OF ASV CIT1
z.r tii urtxn the irei ftr niliAnR bitosd
its PKESENT DOMINION: Hur da ue can-
ifrM a p-trt f the Compromise ff the Vmti-
'''" th't Xuvrru bhntilti f-r tvtr trurrt with
the advancing column of our trritoruil 'propre..
II. iw far away the iJeinocrals hare fa!It-n
fn m the above, let the Repeal of the Mi!ou
ri Compromise, the Kansas War, the Cuba
and Walker r'lliibustt rs, and the Dred fc'cott
and Slave code dogmas, an.swcr.
The Republicans t-f lfio are on the Demo
cratic Piatfortn uf 1H49!
t5PA.ALLi.ia.p BMnKHm. Certain oppo
nents of Lincoln are publishing, in the Ledger
and similar papers. prelcnd-d Advertisements,
such as
WHITE B,iY wr,t.l. u . WtlUr, in a Colored
rully. A plv, vie.)
Or
',11,'lltKn Wiil.-Jlwkn! All who ill to itmi It
crul tuuravr it JuLd itrown, L- ltclin Liucu.n,
Such lalse and ro-titious publications these
scoundrels order printed, and then, turning
up their eyes in imly horror, point them oui
as the wicked aspirations of Niggers, and as
plotting treason with Republicans. Is not
that, the lowest aud meanest electioneering
in a bad cause !
j NEW YORK seems just now to be the
1 great battle-field the last hope of Slave-
1'ropajMndists and 1'ree Traders, liesides
getting up pinics that rob tho widow and
j the oiphati, they are spending money by
j thousands to corruptly influence voters.
Never were such despcrata iffjrta made as
1 for a l'usiou ticket pledged to Nubndy !
The F ivo I'oin's aud similar localities will
i give its highest DL'Uiocratio unj iritics.
j Uut the Ttihune advises the Democrats j
I "m t to sit up late fur the returns, election '
; n'gtir. un me contrary, we all ctionalely i
advise every turilhur's sou of them to go '
home to bed tuber aud early. They will 1
I even then get returns quite as fast as they
I want them."
j The N. V. Ilerahl the Pro-Slavery or
: pin of Fusion says in its istue of the
lOihult.:
! "She New York Slate will vote for
' Lincilii, aud if by a n.i,j"rity equal to ihe
whole pepu!ation of Kansas RiO.OOOl ii !
iil not surprise us. There is no tteiiuiue i
I lu.-ion between the Jlieckinndj'e and the
I), uglas factions. The breach has widened
bclwccu the tn since these late elections."
J Think a Moment! With but one
i third ol the while people of this L'uion,
! the Slave I'ower has nearly Iwo-lhirds of
; the Lands and Oflicts, and has ruled ibis
i Nation f, tr years out of live. We hate
' spent mil. ions upon millions lo get more
j Mate Territory, but not a dollar for Tcr-
I ritory which the Oligarchy deemed likely
1 to le Free. The more we yield the more
Slavery demands. Iu the matter of rer
: inue, the Free States have alxays borne
the burden. Shall this weak minority
continue to rule tho mrprity, and compel
us to extend, at our cost, their peculiar
system, with all its injuries ? How many j
J"ar9 ,Ie "e likB slvt'. La?e Nuliifi-
ation threatened, if wo choosa to elect a
I resideut Ibal d cs trot suit them f Are
ttc freemen, or vassals, on election day.
acting utrder the Constitution and Laws 7 !
Might not the issue as well be met at once, j
as to postpone it, like an impending dan-'
ger, year after year ? Let every man vole !
as HurHi gtirne, Grow, and Potter acted, :
and the Disunion bubble would burst j
forever. !
Fusiouists are willing to extend the sys-
tern lj tncD Clave oiaics, in en Cling
Congressmen and I'residetit, arc allowed ,
the it.rei -filths vote of ignorant slaves, to '
" . ...... i
C"'' b' "'l,er' -lat hf J U'1W Ivlattj
, ic. ,iiwri;u l ire .:-' ii nuw
Free States allow
aX-Latinir e.. hired ii,,.n f.i Vote for fhtnt.
'trt! Yet where ail vote, the Fusions T
.u fcegruts as much aa fortiutra.
i
'.ill -?t-!l-3
c Z :
M "
o
tSf Kcnmcratie filming can't staud a
fcruliny. We End in all their j mrnals a 1
statement that " there are 1 1,000 negro !
Tntem iu Ohio, nude so by Judge Ijrink
crb"ff, who h nnly 8,000 umj leaving '
the Kepub. 0,000 niinori'y iu the State."
The facts are Jade 1". has 13,601 nmj.
over the combined Ki ll, L'reck. aud Doug. '
; canuidatc. 1 he question of sulirago is one
ubieh every State decides for itself, with- j
out "outside interference." The "Supreme
Court" of Ohio has "decided" that where
.1,. s...l,,.r f l,l.h;n I,.
1 . B
m.do a man more than baif while, he shad
j be exempted from the tyranny of "Taxa-
,jon w it bout: representation. " At the last
t . , . ..n. .
j census.Ohio had less than 20,000 'colored
I population call it, now, 30,000 of men,
j Bomcn anJ cIjiljrc0 of eserJ shilde.
.... .
l oue-iouiiu oi tuese me uiuianos oi ij'uu'
, roons that is 7.500. Tiive 1 voter to G
i . . . . , ,. e i..-a
icinild mil l-:r. thu nrnhililn r.n.l I '.III
i ' ' ---
"colored" voters in Ohio : aud we warrant
these shrewd leuiucratic managers cajole
some simple darkies as well as keen white
folks into voting for their ticket !
The "Size of the Majority !"
A ooisy fire-eater down South (Senator
Ivcrson, of Ua ,) who had been violent in i
denouncing immediate scccssiiu in case of !
Lincoln's election by a constitutioua! ma- .
jority under our forms of Government, '
has moilijied his threat. lie wow says "it !
will .... on tlie SIZE OK THE MA-
JUKI'! Y." Kxactlyso. A (nuiU,mr,injre
maj. for Lincoln might encourage the '
traitors to the Coustitutiou and L'uion to I
demand further concession to Slavery on-:
el:
uer a iiinai ui wmiurawai irom iuo i.uiou , sum. l-rice only t..(io. D is indeed Ihe
while a large maj ority will f('lelcll the ; cheapest property in town. The impossilnli
Hbuiniuable humbug, aud crush out the ! 'V " make a living here on my trade, is Ihe
I,.. .,nj r,r dicsnlo.i,,.. from .n. ro..r. .,f 5ule C.IUse lo sell.
comiuou fctipo who desire ever to be es-
teemed anything in Ihe political world.
BrTulIcniember, then, all real foetid of
L'uion and 1'eacc ! to give a good s:zld
.m.uobity, and "dry up" that noise.
In his speech at Pittsburg, Ihe week be
fore election, II r.usciiEi.L Ykslvi is John
son, Douglas' candidate for the Vice
Presidency, offered a gratuitous insult to
the wotking men. lie said: "Look at
the slaves in your own workshops they
aro. driven to Ihe polls at the beck of
their nrnftteria, tinder penalty of beitii! dis
charged !" This was received with indii:-
I nant'erics of "Not so ! No. sir ec ! No.
1 fin f fl.n aVArL'iniT tiinn ! tta crA .1 n!w. i
inn the insulting statement the most cut
phatift denial, an 1 followini; it up with
nearly 7,t'J0 mj irity for Curtin, to be
much increased ior Lincoln.
BefluOf all the mad schemes that ever
could be devised by the i-oulh, or by the
enemies of the Smith, that which recogni
zes the rij:ht of Congress to touch the in
stitution of Slavery, cither in States or
Territories, beyond the single casa provi
ded in the cuns'itu!ion for the rendition of
fugitive slaves, is the most fatal. Ste
phen A. IlOfGLAS.
Ah ! "mad" Stephen yon "touched'' it
when jou repealed the Missouri Compro
mise, and killed yourself and yoor party.
Don't you remember G bow's pmphecy ?
Wide-Awakcs must not bo lulled into
inactivity by the apparent apathy of the 1
li.n.n.. 'I'l. . - . I i
Miam Jicniocracy. lhat party ucs res I
... ... i . , ,' J
nothing better than to "catch us napping." j
It is issuing circulars ; organizing quietly
')ut tffcctiveljj and will make a desperate
fr'rt t0 carr ''"s Stale in November.
: . -i t va...p.j;u ,
from i I.i- .. 1.. ;.;..! .1 .. ....
'.,;,.,, ,, c, , f i stone township and county of l'nion. bounded
previous to tho State election. n,rih ,,v JIldi' , Ueorge Mader and others.
,(),.;. ,, , . . east by land of Ephraim Ktetier, south by
"lihrk man rotch tv .' t3 0.0 way I ,anu5 llf E,ias Hy Frederick Bolei.de?,
j m"'J children are scared or influenced in-. and west by land of Jacob Kins, containing
. to certain acts. It is not often that chil-1 3d acres, more or less, with the appurtenau
drcn governed by such motives turn out to ' ces' Ac-
be the best of adults. Full-prown men i An"""'.r T"ain hit of ground, containing
".h,0!i' I0,c are cast undir ,he fetT " ,hc
'"llack man Difunnn, or that "the Nig-
v .
''rs wl" com', aDa eat yoa 811 uPi "e
uu v, ry lur?e c,,i!lIr'n- M-St people
outgrow this fear cf the "black niau," but
s iino Democrats dou't !
Douglas men allege lhat liuchanan's
ofSct-holders will vote secretly for Lincoln
...and Itreckiuridsc men aver that Ihe
Little Giants will go Lincoln "on the sly."
With all their aid, we think Father Abra
ham will have a swingeing mnj irity leav
ing Pii.it h and Hell entirely in the shade.
Fall ami Winter Fashions 1 So'0-Tb"0.
Tlie Uesl Work and I.afrMt Slj leu
TAILORING.
JOHN B. MILLER !
thankful for past favurs I
would stale that he has re-1
ceived Ihe FALL & Winter ;
. a ls PrTared lo J
v,-i, :,i.inu,aiiii i.r.r.-MK "in a. oounneo norm py iano oi koo
garments as usual. He will "I Hayes' Heirs, east by land of John Rudy,
endeavor, as heretofore, to : south by land of George Strul le, and west by
.execute his work satisfacto-1 'ani' Jesse Schamp. coniaining Sixty-Five
rily to all. Lewisburg, June IffO
Theo. S. Christ, H. D.,
PIIYSU ItY and Sl RfiLOT,
(AUraJualeof tlm Mnlieal DVpartmnt of th Unlrrr-
BllJ ol ri-BDl,auia,) j
OFFERS his professional services lo the !
people of Lewisburg and surrounding !
country. i
To be fonnd at all hours, dav and nichf
when not prnlessn.nally enraged
.v.: -'
aihisOlhce
pn Market Mrrbetween 3d aod 4ih, opposite
oenrcyer v uri,n s finre.
I ..u-i-h .A If... l icrn
ZI.ZJLlZZ
c,ml. U & TTPPlTTi ifTTrn unir
U.WIU11 lUlaail l.l. H mx alii VJA
S made and fur sale by
H. W. BAKKDOLL
Lewisburg, May 13, IbCO u,6
a HfSi tss.
-"---
Orphans' Couit Sale.
f!I?nKAi;l.V to an order of the Orphans'
Court of L'nion t-oumy u ill or oHV-ie-i at
' public sale, on tlie premises, .'n KKIIlA V thp
2'.l day of November npxi, couiinenriii? al
10 o'clock, A M, Ihe fullowm: l!eal Ksiate of
i J..,.rM Kklli. Esq., late of Kelly township in
1 said county, dee'd, lo wit :
j All that mcss'iaso and tract t.f
' land, situaie partly in Hutlaloe and partly in
Kelly townships (nr said county.) alj'inif.i;
; lands of Simon H.irmaiK Juhn Turner, ll.niiel
swartzlender and John and Thomas Lewis,
containing ahout Ttvu IIiiikIi I ifrt'S
j about one half cleared and in a 5nd state
' of cultivation. 'I he improvements are a '
: bire rranie llwe!.in;r lluiise, lare
: UANK UAU.V, and other Outbuildings.also a
I SAW-MI i.
with sod U aier Power. 'I he larm is well-wat'-red,
with jjnod meadows-, and has a
t'ijir Orchard upon it.
Al.-o tho undivided sixth
part i f a tract of WOODLAND in'j&Z
Yi htte Deer and UnH'tloe townships, kirf'qj
well vatered, adjoining lands of Mpaa.
Fox's heirs, Daniel Keriler and others, con
taining about Two Jiuuilied Acres.
Also the undivided third
r -
part ol a tract oi l)OI)I.AMI in
Uutlaloe township, well timbered.
.iilioifiin? htnds of John Tiirn.r '
; I-iini wartzlender ami others, coniaining :
j auoul ne Hundred and Kitty Acres. I
I The Wood tracts are within about a mile of .
i the Matisioo House and ISaw-.Mill.
j rrrh.s(1 ..; , srr ...
premises,'
I will call on the subscriber near the premises.
Terms of sale made known bv
Del. 2 1. ISCO. PHILIP SI'AHL, Adin.
FOU SALE
M'HAT valnabie IClilU :5rl property!
i 1 situate in Uutlaloe township, a-ljoiuing
latots ol Jacob Mrr atut vv illiam Lamernn,
with evervthing complete for the manulactuie
ol Ilnck..c. Al.i, HLlLDlMi LOIS. Terms
Easy. Apply lo
joiin n stissKit, ritt.iure,
or hia Alt. it. CAMKliu.N J&. Uwi-Ouri
Oct- 17, IsOO
GOOD, CHEAP PROPERTY fur Sale,
'Hh nndersisned olfers his IIoilKC and
Ol, situated 111 ftew Uerllll. I lllon Co.
lor sale. It is a corner In 7 feet front mi
lower .Market St., and Ii5 feel c.n Hazel ft.,
whereon is erected a Double Two-storey
Frame House, containing 7 rooms, a kitchen
and a kitchen garret, a Work-Sbop, L'uw Sta
ble, Hog Pen, Smoke House. Uake Oven,
Wood .-hed. Pump un the porch, an excellent
Cellar. Garden separately leiiced.and Orchard
with about 511 choice Piuit Trees. The whole
house and shop would bring (;o rent a year;
taxes about fill. A good warrantee deeil will
be given, and if required immediate posses-
CH AS. Ill CHMILLEn, Bookbinder.
Kew Uerlin, Oct. IK, IriiJO.
Sheriff's Sales.
II Y vitroe of sundry writs of Vend. Eip.
and A I. Lev. Fa. issued out of the Court
ol Common Pleas of Union county and to me
hrecieil, I will expose to Public Sale or Out-
en, u uic uaics aim ai me p. aces following,
lo wit :
On Saturday, the lO.h day of November.
i i-wi, ai me I'uoiic House ol I. v Urcwer, in
! Lewisburg, at HI o'clock, A. M
j A lertaiu lot of ground, more or less, situ
j ate jn the borough of Lewi-burg and county
i of l'nion, hounded north and east by lots of
1 ''mas Hives, south by St. Johns street, and I
.w("t b' " a,"r whereon is erected a
'
as Ihe property of the
TUamas linta and Michael .
! linn ol John At
&,
I'irhthortl.
Also, at the same lime and place, another
.certain lit of ground more c r less, situate in
I the borough ol Lewi-burg, and countv of Cn .l.tjuui ncil Court I'roi liiniatlon.
ion, bounded north by lot of Mrs. .u'yrs. n Whereas, the Hon. Abraham S Wilson, Pre
I the east by an Alley, souih by lot d' Jacob I sident Jtitlge for Ihe ilHh Judical District of
1 oder, and west by Second street, nlo-teon : Pennsy'vania, composed of Ihe counties of
j aie erected a double two-storey Frame Dwell-i Union, .Mi:!lui and Si.vler. and Philip Kuhle
House, a atch-Maker Shop, a Frame; and John W Simotiton.Ls,',, A,s,-riaie.lu,lgcs
! stable, a ell with a Pump and other out- 1 fur l'nion countv, have issued their precept,
j buil'.mgs, &c, with the appurtenances as 1 bearing date the SSI day of fopt., lhi, '
ine property oi unuam forhr. I
Also, at the same time and place, a tract of i
land situated in Buffaloe township, county ,
aforesaid, beginning at a post, thence by land
(formerly) ol John Dover, 8S degrees west, till !
perches in a po t, south 4 degrees, west 4t j
and 4-10 perches to a black-oak. whence north i
Hs) ,e
ree eat 1 perches to a stone, thence j
by land (formerly) of Dr. Shenk and public
road north 4 degrees east 40 perches to ihe
place u beginning, coniaining Twenty Acres
anu' 'J'"p1)' Perches, neat measure, together
w"h "'C hereditaments and appnrtenai.res
-o-.i,. rnr. , , .......
proper. y ol lhamas Walker, William
Walker and Hairy Walker.
Also on Monday the 12th day of November,
lUiii, at the Public House of Jacob Deckard,
in the borough of Mitilinburg and county of
L'nion .
A certain i ract ol Land sttuale in Ltme-
(iiie-miirtii in nn arrp. mnr jir iic iiniiu m
the boron
Wa. boun,
2h ot M i ill i n bu ra and countv of I n-1
led north by an alley, ca-;i by John
street, south hy Maiket street, and west by
mi oi .-aniuei tiassenplug, whereon are erec
led a lu-o sh.rey Frame Dwelling House, a
Pottery. Frame Stable, a Well with a Pump,
and other out-buildings, &c., with Ihe appur
tenances. Another certain lot of ground containing
one-fourth of an acre more or less, situate in
the borough ol Mttlltnhnig and countv of I"n-
ion, bounded north by Thomas street! east by '
lot of John Detwiler. south by an Alley, and i
west by lot of William (iutelius. with ihe ap-
pnrienances as the property ol Julin .
liil'rl, and Oliver Eilert.
Also, at the same time and place, two other I
certain Tracts of land situate in West Bulla- i
loe township and county of L'nion,
Tract No. 1, bounded north by lands of
Solomon Heberlinff.east by School House lot
south by land of Peter Pontius, and west by ;
"and ot s.."
omon Heberling, containing one
acre more or less, whereon are erected a two
'orey Frame Dwelling House. Frame Store j
House, SaddlerShop, a Frame Siable and oth-
er o'li unndings, Ac., with ihe appurtenances. .
acres more or less, whereon is an Apple or- I
chard, with ihe appurtenances as the prop
erty of Amnion ll.l.ulx. j
Also rn Tuesday, the 13ih day of Xovem-1
her, 10(1, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the Puh ic
House ol Jonas Fisher al While Deer Mills,
and county of Lnion, another certain Tract :
of land situate in White Deer township and .
county aforesaid, bounded north by land of
Dr. Denosky. easi by land of John lily and the I
: vt .i nr.,...i. ..r.i.. a. t -
...... ... me .usotieiiauiirt i . souii.
h i,,i. r i..k t . ..L a. '
by lands of WiiTiain Heiny and others, con- '
lainiug Fifteen acres more or less, whereon
are erected Two Frame Dwelling Houses, a
Saw-Mill, and other rut-buildings, Ac., w,,h i
the appurtenances as the propeity of Jnat '
Jiauch. j
JOHN" CKOSSOIiOVE. Sheriff
Sheria'a Oilier, Lewubuig, Oct. 13, lSi.0 i
j .rrjsiw sals.
. "jy y a plnrius order of the Or phans'Coiirt of
i 1J Luion cuumy, will bt- sol i by t)utciy on
j Tuesday, Docrmkr I,
! Ir?rp ami roiiitii'ttlam two-Mrry brirk
39anHion IIot: ad I.o!, wi'h ihf np
pr etiiinrf s, prptriy t.f i.te tuif Jiira'K;i;i
Aesil. (iicM. Miuaie in ihe liornt-!i of l.tw
isbt" j. bounded tm the ea-l bv property of
: Ir. V in. Hat, en lb r.u'lt by Pine atVv. on
Ihe He-t by bt of V:n. J-itif-, nui i
Ibe nTlh by M.irk! strrrt, ntin cr d ill 'he
nt?ral plan of Ihr Ib-roujli ,n. 4(1. The
propeiiy is nrarly ner., and buili in a s-ut i,
workmanlike m.inrirr, atid olMipriT mate
rials ; and if U'.iriir I tor a i'ut.ijc House, can
be made Mii:a: !e u'lih a lew aitcraiK'ijs.
IVrons wihni2 to purchase can eaninp
the premises by railing on the MiNsrrilxT, or
on Win. Jones, Iwj.t ajoininj the j iviiii'e.
, ale lo coiO'iienre at 10 o'clock, M. el'
l said day, when conditions wil! be made Vr.nwu
i Hi:H P sailLLEU, AJmV.
I.ewisbur?, Nov. 2, lst;u.
ADMIXJSTRTuUS SALK.
11 Y virtue of an order ol the Orplians'O
J ) of 1'niou county. I will sell on ihe pi
ises. in l.imestor.e lownhip in said couu'y,
Ccuimencin at ten o'clock, A .M, of
S-itttriliii, lth Aovwiyef,
ls"l), the following described Keal Estate, to
wit :
No. I A certain tract of Land situate in
Limestone township aforesai I adjoining !aioU
of 1 1 tj iff i liellas on me east.Jt hn Stees iri the
north. Tract No. '-i on the west, and Daniel
Sin nil on ihe south.containin? S I X T P N
ACF1ES m,,re or Jess, wheieon are eieeied
A-a i; 1 two-storey LOO ID ! ;(;, ay.
i II A UN, and other Otii-hutMinss aXZ
1 iSfnn:r of ncver-t nliiis Water near the door.
I snd a mod Olil HAliD of Apple, Peach and
other r mil I rees on the premises.
I A"",ht'r ,ra''' "f lhp 5Bnie
noire or less, adjoining lands of C'luisiiau
JSlitvely on the north, heirs of John Shively
on tiie west. Tract No.l on the ea-1 and IVntis !
Creek on the south on which are ereeteil a :
m !.; HOLM', a BAIiN'.and other Out-!
buililnts. There is a n ver-lailir.g 1
Well uf Water and a stone .Mk-IIouse
on the premise-t and a fine vnunj I Irehai
I of Apple, Peach aud oilier i'ruit Trees ou the
j ' made know, sa,e
BENJAMIN" CIHMIIERS.
I !mi,i-tnil.T ..f Giului l!ii.dn J
i.tmtorn T.. ik-i
FOR SALE.
rplIK Piirk I)we!!in; Ho-ie antfV
I 't.re Rt.orn a'tacbed, and Lot otkii.
(round, former!)' known as ihe Motiknoti
property, situated on the souih uet corner t.f
Market and Fourth streets, in the boronch of
Lewishcry it beins in the mot !es:i abr part
of said hornuli, either for huvue-s it a pri
vate residence, and can e.-cily be arrant'i'd so
as to pay the owner a rentage of Three Hun
dred Dtdlars per annutn, and still have abun
dant h ojse rotun f.T a private family. Kverv
thiiis in and about the premises is ut complete
condition. Fur particulars injure of
WI. J(iFS,
Ai'rnt for EUrr J. UtlDLNUACUlI.
Saw-Hill, making
ZCQ0 Yearly,
1 oU" -i-1" 01 IHiiolT J-dUd aL JOlIiili.
uu, .. r T ' 1 T , T . .
FARM of l'Jii A
0 Pi;..-S CRKi:iC. F..tir M.'es from
MitUmbur?, iix Irtirn e UtTilii,
I Oil SALK!
inqntre ol Joik s-rms . Agent, near the
IlllllOkJ- Ul J'HJUHUIIl, "I IF, (If (111 I'l
III lill ULLLAS.
Sonbtiry, Sept. IS, lr,0.
F
Oil SI I.i: OR i: i:T.-A house and
lot on N. Filth St. Possession given im
mediately. Terms easv. Ktopiire of
II. P. MII'I.'LKK. Lewisburg.
or J. D. VVALI.AI i:. Wilhamsport.
and lo me directed, for the hoMing of a Court
of Common Pleas at Lewishurs f, r the countv '
of L'nion on the first M,,l.:ij of Ihcr u jet,
(being the li I da) lfin, and n continue one
week', NOTICK is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons interested in the !
Koim l.tct t., 1, n.,.t ,ur ... '
depart withrut leave. Jurors are r quested !
to be punctual in their at.endance at the time
appointed, agreeable to notice. ;
C.iter undf-r nu hand and sal at the Sher- t
ill's Odice in Leiriburu' tin 2(Mh day of Oct'r, ,
A 1. Isfitl, and in the eiliiy-t'oiirih year of the :
Independence of the lS. of America. j
God save the Coniinontrealth !
JOli.N CK'iSS'iROVK, SheritT i
situ i.i. ii. !:..;. ;
tOontcj at I.itw.
0F
FFICE on South Seeorot near Market St.
I.r:ll:t i:t, I'A.
t"vAH Professional Ilusiness entrusted lo
hi.- -art. u ,11 be luiilifullv and jiroinptly alien- .
if Sept.' 1 1. IN..7
YARTe T Y "STORE
AND (
POST OFFICE. i
VL AKliE supply of Bimks,Slatiinpry,
Perlutuerv, Jewelrv, Tovs, Ouiitectiou-
eries, Teas. Spices, Fruti, Nuts, Huskies,:
, Pictures, and a tariety of NICK NACKS fi.r
sale ( licap at the I
j Ln.q LEwiscrrc post office.
1MNE Cold PEN'S .'or Ladies and firms ran i
' behadatthe POST OFFICK
(lEVLRAL sens
ol CAMEOS and other.
i) Breast Pins and Ear Kings can be had
very cheap at Ihe I'OsT OFFICE
T AIJIEis can find Ihe largest and bl assort-
Ii
ment of Letter and Note PAPER.Envel. .
opes&catthe POST OFFICP. I
IF you want a supply of fine STATION E-
RY.IoIhe POST OFFICE. !
HOUSE BUILDERS,
'T'AKE NOTICE ! The undersigned are
J. appointed Agents lor the sale of
DoorN, Illintlsl & M illdotv $2Kll
oi an sizes, matle of ihe best material. All
work warranted. fe-Made by L.B.Sl'KOLT,
Uuchesville, Pa. and for sale hy
7t F W CALD WE LL Lewisburg
tii os. c.i:ii:k
HAS just received a splendid assortment
of ihe very best, cheapest and most
lastiionable JfM t'lry in Ihe maiket. His
Slock comprises
Breastf Pins,
Cliaiu.it,
tar It in p:.
l ia-'i r Itina,
llrnf'cl.!i,
Slcne Ili:tton,
UlN,a.t.i.i.,
which will be soil extremely low for L'in.
He respectfully asks the patronage ol all
his old customers; and also invites new ones
lo give htm a call before making their ptir-
i nasrs. .au ai ine sign ol I . Itiff Vt rn
ilailct sum, easi ol Secind. i.L'ec.Sl,'a 'i
Uuotb
j FHILAD 'liZlisiiUG ST05.r,
! TWO L'ui aloic !l.e Biiik.
J ltil;:C!K. T
'i'he sulisrri' or.
l.iivins n-nsi.itJ y
sell ait bis ('i'oiIs
il.vr. "r.cli-i '
ni' a rcrs.ui m mm (
it A'ii-:ii'i. is pi
at C;v IV.ces
iikii. I no e
i-.;ii.- l to
-li. ,-ierv.
ei!. I.V1-
lar. i:
!"LS
'I n e, aiid ail goods nee:
d tit
the Ladies
Also l.ioks anl SMiioiiery, Sell"
o!
an.l l'oi!.--.-e IS....K-, Paper f-f
'Window t'ur.'aiiis at 1 ct. Krencl. ,f
fire lioai.l Scire Mt-nril W orst-- -'
done to ordi-r tut.tiv Pro-Mice uklii in
exehance I'ash pai-.i b r l.'.'o.s.
April IS, Im:o. II L. M'.'.TA H'tN".
"Industry rr.ut Thrive!"
rrLant! SIIKIITIIION E.-Ii!.Ii!.r:rr.l.
i Ketitovel lo HoUi hrMii's fonrer Mi p i n
Market vr.-et nfar iirrh. wb.-re 1 uill htw j
at ail lnne a full a-sortnteiit of ,
Tlu Ware, ti.c rip.,
f'OAL lit Chins, Shft . nr. r. As. X will
a' mi make to tii'b'r, tm s h i r I notice. Tin (iut- '
ters. Spinning t r any kind of wuik 111 ii yhne
o! biisines.
t t .Men ling and Jt-Lbip cnernlTrpr rrrflf
amended lo. JOS. A. KKliAVLIi '
l.eai"!)ur. On CO, ;.!
viiKM'i; t;- a
Ujt. ll:l.ri..
F. f.,!-a - -'Ttm,-nt ,-f ll.i,: ,n. i
tf -. - ro It Krttl. . Ss,:r,- (' -
W.1-I1'-.. nj.. .,r , l.ii.lr. rj, V. ,u, . 1, -i , r ii
lsu rr,-H'-li Ufc:n rt,.t Ac. i Al.I. A.lt .'I t
J is a. Kl:t ami l:
law o 1 1 ' 1 1 ' i : i : i-: y. u x i;i.
John 3. Lirn,
TTOtJN JIT AT I.lTI OfTcr at
his house on N. .Mnr!i'-i St. lit. 1.; A -j.
A
i.f !ln:rs, I'a.
The HOWARD and IICIE Express
Companies.
"IXritES.-KS Dt.ilv to sr.l f.r.m n.v
j J jorti' ll ..f ll.- ?'f,tf. . '::tr' I.!..; ('..! -.ilj. I if
t 'AI l; 1.1. S ,-lf,r. !,. ai.-lur-
Family (irnctry Store.
T. G. EVANS Sl Co.,
ItKM.KAl. 1 I Ll.l:s !
GROCERIES AND PHOVIS.'Of.'S,
l:mt.n,rii,;rt. rjni .. n.n-ne n t, tl.-tr,.V no
GRAIN, IT.oriJ AND 1 LLr
TEA. Con-'EK. MuI,Ai;.S,
tL'c.Ai;. c:ii;i:.i:, i i.-n,
ELLTTS, A,'. At-. A.-.,
Mirltl strft, t- .' the Jlst (,r. !
t.t w isuur;', i'a.
L. iv Co. l.jive iu
st rrrrivr'i
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runt.-., )'ic-i j-v Ir. ir I'itin:.-. l':-a 1
I'ati'.-.II.ii.sln. i i ! in ('.; to ii
tt.-. 't p ll... l'irki-a of i
all ik'si-r!.; inns.
I'ure Jam 111 31 L.crmird, !
Mbit j-iit ui-in sir-t'.t r , - ( i , ., t1: r, . e 1
A In-eel-tof -i....-.r.l..l h 1 i. 1 ji A 1 .
vu ai.;.ia.i,. .t.i, r..it t,.,,,
A t.. i.. ml r:i. i t f
WIHcw a-iJ l eilar ,;:ie.(,!:tss.
i art'. ii ll ;i; r. i::iri I.i i;.
aiT, iluf.t; twit, s.t.
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am J. in-ji li ','.-, 7'.''.',.-. J.-,,,lt I
.-'onpsof ai! kiutls. IVht-fl t ovisac, rtc.
ch.UO flUO 0c CUG, CI (l)ciu I inic!
Flour, Corn .Ma!, I'ottitoi s. Com.
Rye, Ottl.s, .,'., tihvnys on h.uo.i.
ti.tiutv dfii"trtlt fee rf'tire to Cli'tilitcrb
res,.'.'g tt ilhtn tit' li- r' u'i.
To utrfri;-! t" M'H:' "' n'l tl. rt-t, li v I h -e
lisi f.T .no- M io.I l- o:.! '-! 1 V. U ., ,,,, r, -p- t
1'iltt 1,, f t- tli M;t l to -ol . -,;.n Lr r,..,.r;,i,.M
(f lilM.r.r.. M , St,' Ml.: I. ,. I 1 . s- .j.. ,. -, ,1 :, .
f-tinp lio-r ri-n I.- 1 ii. ,i ii... s..i- r 1 1,.::..:. '; i
' u!-l e:irtiuti,r:j M.iaiU-ur ui.tiv lie Lil.- I, eir
ub a ; : r
II, fiurtlt'ise nil vmtiuer if JVuttuce,
an l 1st :,s liib :t- l' I . .ly rl.-f . '
te.i.t uiir. Airit -.'. T. fi TV A ? X O..
av: ir lamps .it ii-.()RMA.x:iirs
A'A'ir LAMi-s.it i'i::;oi;MAXi-urs
VLTiY LKsT OIL
VF.KY i:i:s'P OIL
I-.i.-t.uri. All-.'. :;.
ALWAYS ON"
ALW Ais O.N
wPIC-NIC.-w ,
WtTl jump Into the Ww n, at.J II Ukr a riJ-.'"
I.ARGr
ROE, handsome ffTJI 7'" f
ve, v eomlortn. r&idr
uo i.-,si... y-y,;-' tT -SL
anil
ble T t(,
fitted up lor the
pee:al aee. iiulOMlalo ii ol'
Pic-Nic and i-th-r sim.lar rinir-i.m.. Terms
moderate. Appiy lo J. is. M. JIO LL.
Lewisburg Jtine :l. Is;,;.. ,
toil. loll, (OIL. I
1
''HE subscriber keeps ci nst.-iiitiv en hand
a larr a--or:roei,i ,.f t'n very best sha-
iii, kin ami ilkes. (!.i, re COAL. , r j tar,j
stove purposes, which ,e will sell al Ihe very
lowrsi pr.ces for Cash or Country Produce. '
Also, liliicknaitn' Cm, I'ivtrr and Salt.
Wish it disiinrl'y understood, that I u ill not
be undersold by any man Haviig g,,0,
weigh-ca!cs, full weight i:l be given.
C'ual Vard near V.'ri.frr.satii's hotel.
OLOUOE JIOLSTEIN".
Lewisburg. May Si.'b'J.
DR. I. BRUGGER,
l!0HL(IPtl lll( l ii,M( I ,
I I ....... .....,i. . .1.. i. . . . ...
.upstairs.) Lewisburg. Mey, Ist.ii ( , ;js
XOTI(T.-1m;ii.
rutir ." ... . ii ..... .
I . ."i.' ' '."''""
' iu:ti.i)inK HIislllMH.
aie ready to io-.ni a, r 1,-r ail kii,.i ol irk
"'eir ',ne' l d a,e vril saiistie.i u would
be lo the interest of sin ii as iiiupo-e erei tini:
! good buildings to give us a col before con
j iracting with others. V e I. ue put up '"me
I ol the best houses and siores in Leui-lmg,
j and are assured iheir owners will testily thai
ineir tunlilings were put up I v oo,l and ener
eeiic workmen, and in iju., k 'lime, (which is
a very imp, riant matter to builders.)
U'Jrrtnef C'hambeilin Pro's; L. Palmer
areh.teci; Dr. I. BroL-ser ; livers Amnions!
Lewis Ashcul'elier. ISAAC WALTER
JACKSON I.LNHART,
SAM. liOHKAUACH.
Lewisburg, Dee.SV. t :";
NEW FIRM
THE OLD SHOP! The nhsrribers
respecifnttv ai,n, mi e i,. ih. .
F
I Lewisburg in: l viciiiity that il.ey have lotmed
i a 1'i.rlnership in the
i Tailoring Business,
j at the well-Lnov n stand I James Criswell on
i Maiket street, liie they aie prepared to
( IT AM) MAhL I I1 to i o'er in ti e very
1 best stjle. Men's aid 11. ) s' (ItilLiaS of
every description on sin n r.i lice. We ask
a share ot the public p.iironrr
j JAMEs CRIMVELL,
Ni-v;
mm - if i-ifiii! j
11 M I '
HAND! ,
I
i. t sniAiitK.
Lewisburg, A pi.; 4, IKU
MMmM EROS
bluer ui i ii ; la aznlj
aottMJ
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E Iiave Lo r hih!
on h -i si 1 1 a ini; ;
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in our l.nr. t uu.iji e
invur tte if.
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SALT. PLASTKir. ( ,al, ('.
'"on i ki.mmjvi
S.I!.
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Ail of l.o h r;' te sol,! a'
forcasi arm proi'ur-. i .., ."'T'ctJ
will tr ,...-,-tr , ,!. Ira,.,. '"" d-
i r air j t-uni ; ,;u
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wi rk to onl.-f. u',.n
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IV g'lieia lv to c.iil ai
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AVE received and i nened a CHD'lE
itii.tiil ol all ihe latest suits t!
"i'l in? and Summer t.iods. 'Ihe panicu'ar
attention ol the Ladies is called lu iheirstiik
ol Lriluants
Dress Silks Tunis
Delaines Shawls
lig.Kr.Merinos Collars
Ducals SI' eves
tiinvhams lnseriinrs
Foitiiirils E'li'inrs
Chintzes ti,iic.,t(.
ALSO f'h ihs. Pi.,,,, aid Farrv Cass n.eres,
Jeans, Tu.n's, Vr.'u ;., Muslins, priding-.,
Tii kings. Mam:es, li, , ,s ;.i.d
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together with a coniplt te ass, na,ciit of
Giocnics Ilanltvaro,
t'oilartyarp, Lni'ciistt-2n .vc
all i f v hich wil! be disposed of en as lav, Ta
ble leiins as the same articles can be putcu
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EmPECTFI LLY r&r Iheir stv ces to
the citizens i f l.rttisbur: at.d ihe sit:-
louiiding eoliniiy.
It J'aiiicuiai attention paid to SIIllirKY
trinire in We-i Market s'reet er al th
resilience ol .Mrs. Backhouse-Ian. IM'O-
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