UNION COUNTY STAR & LEWIS15UKG CIlKONICLE-XOVDIliEIl Hi, ltliO.
far ft Chronicle
B. CORNELIUS.
tul.i.l.M iiu thr t a-ti svr.tm. ha lha lart anil brat
a,rculu..i ol int .-,rua.r m l'ol.n County.
FreeJum, national; Slavery, sectional !
ThePK()i1J:STriuinpIi!i
JnJ for lhaf Ik') h.tc rlrli anil nrtftiwfhr nr,
AnS for thai me) rrelrHratia' scourm-il tfcc teak, j
ana nr iit4! !) aaaae law antra wratw
Tne sarai nr lrr..rs nn.aj in blwid
lor tame ibcir uis ine Walton casis then am !"
Tlie Groat and Foul Conspiracy of
Hie Lrei'kinri'J'i-o, Bell and Ionrl:s '
loaWi to CHEAT THE rKOl'Lli!
OUT OF '1 III-: SELECTION" OF
Til EI II OWX PRESIDENT, Las'
Leon foiled ly tlie iiitcllirrente and
the virtue of the People themselves.
They are neither to be terrified nor
entrapped into a surrender of their
dearly-purchased rijjht to choose for
themselves a President and a Vice
President ; they do not give tip that
nrccioas boon to a bodv. not selected
lor that purposc.whcre Florida w ould !
count as much as Pennsylvania! All
this fraud nndIaiiger has been aver
ted bv the fearless and sagacious act
of the masses, each for himself. Their '
combined voice is like " the roar of:
many waters!' Never was any Ad-J
ministration more condemned by the
popular voice, than is the Prodigal,
Fiee-TraJe, Pro-Slavery, Disunion, !
rottenly-corrupt dynasty about to be;
closed without a sincere friend !
Tbe different States are reported this!
(Thursday) afternoon as follows: .
Ir aLI.10I.. j
U ijtirlljr.
Electors
maim:
M:VIIAMrSIIIRE
VERMONT
MASSACHUSETTS
1MIODE ISLAM)
CONNECTICUT
NEW YORK.
NEW JERSEY
PENNSYLVANIA
.,tit)i)
10.000
27.0(i0
73,000
5
131
4!
6
3-5
4!
27
n
"i
"
!!
4.400
10,000
50,000
300
80,000
3.1,1". H)
21.000
l.j.OiiO
23.000
10,000
6.000
10,000
OHIO
MUHIC.W
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
WISroNSIV
IINE.-UTA
lOW A
Tc A rrportrj for I.inco'n 173
Xwo.sary to a c!;oicc 102
l or iii'ti.i itiMtmr.r.
Poluwurc. North (.'anilma, South
Carol ina f J.fi-Iaturc voted.) (Icor
p:a, Al.ii'ittna, M irvljinl, Louisiana,
1'luriJj, Mi.-s:.--ijpi. A i kans'as.Tcsas.
I or IILI.I.
Kcuturlsy atitl Tciiik-ssoc.
l or OUI .!..
xrw ji:i:si:y 2,1.00 3
Virginia Ilipcliiiii.lf or Dell.
Missouri Ul.11 or Don-I.-n.
Lincoln lias an equal cLancc for
California and Oregon.
The votes for Lrcor.x, Dnrcr.AS, !
and Uci.U nro reuliy M!rinr( Hivha-I
XAX.who.se candiiliito (15ueckixi:id;e) i
laust lie at least a Million of Votes in
the minority, even giving iiitu a half
of ibe "rusiou" volt !
Conspiracy No. 2!
Foiled in their inl'imotis scheme to
Fwiudlc the People out of the election
of President, the Ureckinride lead
ers nor a? ive all predicted again
set up the DISUNION HOWL.
Ever since Ge:i. Jackson's day. the
leading South Carolinians have advo
cated Secession and a Slave Confederal'-,
an J Lave had sympathizers in
oilier Slates. Every issue possible to
riisfcr? an excitement aliout,thev raved.
The Tariff in 1?32, Texas, the Aboli-!
lion of the Jslave-Trade and the Ad-!
miimn nf f :i I i fnenio :ii fi l-'rno sstotn I
were ali "intolerable outrages'' to the
Xullifierg. The peaceful and Consti
tuiional election of a President who
is hostile to slavery Extension, is a
new chance for agitation, and South
Carolina is again fomenting treason
able design.', and proposing overt
acts which would condemn aXorthern
man to the gallows at once. IJut in
Southerners it is tolerated and even
applauded by professed Democrats.
Let them agitate as they please-
the People have elected LINCOLN,
1'KE1UEM, and will sustain htm
The trulv Conservative and National
men of all sections wiil calmly await
the issue the fanatics and traitors are
trying to precipitate ia hot haste.
SrniKUFiELD, III., Nov. 12. Nothing
will be kuowo iu regard to Cabinet ap
pointments for many weeks, and all specu
lations iu the iulerval wiil La wholly un
authorized.
Tbe uews from the South produces no
perceptible effect berc, and fails to induce
lbs least change in ilr. iaucoln s determi
nation to Withhold all iuliuutious as to his
policy.
Tbe hunters f jr (ffiee lave not as yet
assembled here in great force, but a brisk
business is dona with letters.
Tbe delegates to tbe S. C. Convention,
which meets on tbel7tbof December, will
be chosen according to Legislativi Districts.
N joe but men known to be io favor of
secession will be elected. Iu fact, it will
be required ibat each man chose nsme is
on tbe ticket shall pledge himself to vote
for tbe accession of the State prior to tbe
1st of January, 1SCI.
A torchlight procession psraded through
Aiken, S. C, Nov. 13. A prominent fea
ture waa two stalwart negroes carry ing tbe
effigy of Abraham Lincoln on a rail. Oo
the right baud of tbe effigy, was bung a
card, with tbe inscription, "Abe Lincoln,
tbe first President of tbe Northern Confed
eracy." Tho cCgy was taken to a stand
and bung by negroes, after which it was
burned.
Nasuville, Nrv. 13. Georgia and
Sou'.h Carolina Bauk notes are taken by
the brokers of this city at 5 per cent, dis-
eonnt.
The Lincoln and Bell men cf Delaware I
"w,d tfcorjje i. Father Cougresa.
O. H. WGilSCN at J.
rROuRtsS OF THE TOTS OK PEWSIITIMA.
,. , ,, . - , .,;" ..ui.
Tne following interesting table shows
tbe remit of tbe vote fur Governor of
I'eoosjlvauia, from tbe first popular elec-
Y..tn.
Thomas M.fflin, Democrat,
Arthur St. Ciair, Federalist,
2,S0:
Whole number of votes, 30,027
MilH.u's majority 4,923
J-Q3
Thomas Mifflin, Democrat
18 500
F. A. Muhlenberg, Federalist,
Whole number of votes,
Mifflin's majority,
-Jj.JO
7,881
1706
Thomas Mifflin, Democrat,
F. A. Mubleaburg, Federalist,
30,0-20
1,011
Sl.Oo'l
Whole number of vote.",
xMiffliu . majority, 29,000
1790
Thomas M'Kean, Democrat, 87,244
James Itoss, Federalist, 32,(i4o
Whole cumber of votes, 011,857
M'Kean's m;ij iritj, 4.C01
1S02
Thomas M'Kean, Democrat, 47,879
James Ross, Federalist, 17.03 ti
Whole number of votes, 04J13
M'Kean's majoritv, 30,845
1S05
Tbomis M'Kean, Democrat, 43.51 i done in consequence ol a private under
Simjn Sojder, Democrat, SH.-lj j (landing between President liucbaoauand
bole numner oi votes, t-,-M'Keau's
mjjoritj, 5,002
1S03
rimon Snyder, Democrat,
James Uuss, Federalist,
John Spajd, ludepeud.nt,
Whole number r-f votes,
C7.ni.1)
o9,5jd
4 OHO
111,004
Snjder's mj overall,24,3DG
1S11
tsnnon Snyder, Democrat,
William Tilgbiuau, Federalist,
W
Whole number of votes, bii.'JM
Suvder'a ruaj jiity, 49,10
1S14
imon Sovder, Democrat,
TI nOri
Isaac Wajne, FederaUat, 0.500
Whole number of votes, bu,0lj
Sujder's msj iritv, 21,533
1S17
William Findley, Democrat, Cfi.331
Joseph lleister, Federalist, 59.J7'J
Whole number of votes,
Fiudlcv's maj jtity,
7,003
1820
J wpb lleister, Federalist,
William Findley, Democrat,
67 005
C0.300
Whole number of votes,
lleislcr's maj ority,
1,005
1S23
J ho Andrew Sbulre, Democrat, 9,923
Andrew Gregg, Democrat, 61,211
Whole number of votes, 151,1S'J
Shu ij's majoriiy, 25,717
1?2G
J iLo Andrew Shu'ie, Democrat, 61,21 1
Jubo Sergeaut, Adams, 1,174
Whole number of votes, 0d,oSa
Shulzj's majority, C3,037
1S29
Ofwrira Wolf. Democrat, 7 219
J use j.h P.itner, Anti-Masoo,
51,770
Whole nnmber of votes,
Woll's iiii-jority,
lyJUj
20,443
1S32
George Wolf, Democrat,
Joseph Uituer, Auti Mason,
S)I,b:io
83.1C5
179,000
Whole number nf votes,
Wolf oi;j rity, 3,1 iO
1S35
Joseph Ritner, Anti Mison, 94 023
tieorise Wolf, Democrat, 05,801
II. A. Muhlenberg, Democrat, 40.5SG
Whole number of votes, 200,410
Kitner'a plurabty, 28,222
1S3S
David R. Porter, Democrat,
Joseph Uituer, Whig,
127,821
122.325
I
Whole number of votes,
Porter's majority,
260,110
5,490
i 1341
David II. Porter, Democrat,
John Banks, Whig,
130,501
113 478
Whole number of votes, 240,982
Porter's majority, 23,020
1844
Francis RawnShunk, Democrat, Ii0,d22
Joseph Markle, Whig,
150.050
Whole number of votes,
Sbunk's majority,
310,372
4,272
1847
F. It. Shunk, Democrat, 145,081
James Irvin, W big, 128,148
Einao C Keigari, Native Amer. 11,247
Frauds J. Leiuoync, Abolition, 1,801
Whole number of voles, 2&0,337
Chunk's msj. over all, 4,825
1813
Wm. F. Johnston, Whig, 103,522
Morris Longstretb, Democrat, ltji,-J32
Whole number of votes,
Jubnsiou's majority,
iidG,7o4
99
1851
William liigler, Democrat,
William F. Johuston, Whig,
180.499
178,034
Whole number of votes, 3t)l,&oit
liiglei's majority, S,4C5
1854
Jas. PollocV.Whtgi American, 204 008
W in. Bigler, Democrat, lb'7,001
Whole Dumber of votes, 371,1101)
Pollock's majority, 37,007
1857
Wm. F. Packer, Democrat, 188.8S7
David W'itmot, llepuhlicao, 146,130
Isaac llaxleburst, American, "8,132
Whole nnmber of votes, 363,155
Packer's mj.overall,14,G19
I860
A n J G regg Curtin.Rcpublicao, 202,349
Henry Douuel Foster, Fusion, S30,l!57
Whole nnmher of votes, 4U2,bUti
Curtin's majority, 32,092
Whole vote of 1 860, 492,606
da da 1790, 30,527
Iucresse io 70 year, 462,079
A. G. Curlin i grandson of Andrew
Grepg, who sras defeated in 1823, and
nephew of James Irvio, who ws defeated
in 1S47. "Luck" has no "fatality."
Tbe Govcruor of Mississippi baa issued
proclamation eonveoiug tbe Legislature,
. , nf . rnnMUJ DneLration of
j Independence I"8 Dcen submitted lo tbe
South Carolina Legislature. Ia bsppy
eootrast ia tbe patriotic stand taken hy
linns I ..nil.if Kl0l.lnH 1 1 ho I V
n. j Johnson, uf Georgia, who emphatically re
"o'ejw pndiate tbe secession sentiment, and luke
decided grouud in favor of union. It is
plaiuly to be seen that the accession move-
ment is not without Us ardent opponents.
Tbe leading men of tbe South are arrayed
sgatnit the movement, and mfiueulial l ur-'
i .i .- . t ;
large class of tbe Nmthero people, eotert
daiiv t-rotts LMint tbe aotioo of tbe
Secessionists Certaiuly not without effect.
Cot.CMniA, Nov. 13. L. M. Keitt,
member uf Congress from Ibis State, was
serenaded at ondoigbt, last night. He
j made an exciting speech, urging prompt
ae'inn on tbe part of the south, lie said
that Mr. liuehauan was pledged to seces
si. in and would be held to it. South Car
olina should shatter tbe accursed union, be
raid. Ifsbecuuld not otherwise accoui
plisli her purpose, she would throw ber
arms around the piilars of the Constitution
and involve all tbe States in a common
ruin.
Cn.r.Li!STO!j, S. C, Nov. 13 Thin
moruiug lbs Wellington Light Iufaotry
took possession of tbe L oiled States Arsenal
near this city. It is rumored thai this is
ailjtiurucd t'ourl I'rorlamnllun.
L'h ,1.. II. . Hnl., M U'.l.w.n P.
.:,, j,'. r.,r ihn -Jliih l,..l ,r Ili.in'et ,.f
Peiinsy'vanta, composed of the counties uf
(.'num. Miiil.n and Mnvler, and Pmlip li utile
' and John W Siniontoii,i:qt Associate Ju lzres
'. for I'nion rountr, have issued their prerepl.
bearing ca'e ll,e day of ept., lWi.
and to me directed, for llie h !ding ol a Court
of Common Pleas al l,fwiturg for the county
i ..r ' n H .1. 4t.. lf...u . f ft... ... rl
: fbeins the It 1 ,Uvl 160. and to continue one
witnesses and all persons interested in the
issue i.tM.iooe men and mere preseni ana not
depart w ithi'UI leave. Jurors are requested
. .... ... . .
.
I I.. Iv. n,.,..l,.al ,n ., ..r. ., ,1..
appointed, acreeal.Ie to notiee.
(Jiven un tr mi hand and seal at the Sher
iff's O.Iice in l.ewishurs this S.ith day of tti-t'r.
A 1. 160, and hi ihe ei li:y l, urih year of the
Independence of the I'.S. of America.
lod save the Common veaith !
JOHN CKOSSfiKuVE, Sheriff
I'nion t'ounl) Court I'ro tarnation
w
rilEltt;A.-J. the Hon. AB M S.WII.SON,
'resident Judge for the Soili Judinal
Llisirict id Pennsylvaina, composed of the
counties of Union, M'Mlin and siivder. and
Pmilip Item andJoVSinaTos Esqs., Asso
ciate Judges in I'uion county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the S2J day of fiept.
IH8H, and lo me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
ami Terminer, and General (Quarter Sessions
al I.GVVI.SBl'liti, for Ihe county of I'MO.V,
on the third MOMIAV of LtKC'U (beins the
D'h day) IMiU, and to continue one u-eek,
Notice is therefore hereby siven to ihe Cor
oner, Justices ot the Peace and Constables in
and for ihe county of I'nion, to appear in llieir
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
anions riinxnilui.ciKl,,!!,.,,..,.,.!.,,...,
lo do those ihiuss which ol their ollices and in
their behalf appertain lo be done ; and all Wit
nesses and oilier persons prosecuting in beh:ilf
of the Commonwealth against ana person or
persons, are required lo be llien and there
aitendtn:-, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to he punctual in
their attendance at ihe appointed lime agreea
ble lo notice.
t!iven under mv hand and seal at the Sher-
ill's Ollice in Lewishurs. ihe lilth i!av of
Nov., in e year of our Lord one thousand
eiht hundred and sixty and the eishty-f,, urih
year of ihe Independence of the United ISiates
of America. trod save the Commonwealth!
JlMX CKOssi.KOVE.Shenfl
Prcthonoiary's notice.
'r(Tlt'K is hereby siven to ail concerned.
that William ('istiuis, Esq , Receiver,
appointed by the Couit of Common Pleas of
I'lii .n County, of the late firm of William
Fnek & Co.. cnnsisiin; of W illtam Frick,
Philip Uillmeyer and Henry Frick, of the
l)i r.oiL'h of Lewishurg. in said county, has
fi:ed hs account in ihe Prothonotarv's ollice,
at Lewistmr? aforesaid, aud that Ihe same
account will be presented for cont'irmaiion
and allowance al a t'ourl of Common Plea
of said county, on Frid-iv. the 2Nt dav of
Decemtier nexi, SAMUEL KOUMI,
Lvarirl.urjc. .Now. 14, 1SG0. YrfA"M".'iiry.
Jurors for Adjourned Court, Dc. 3d.
H'esl ifirfi'ie. Mat'hew Kelly, John Hanck,
l.evi L Shoemaker, Dau'l Fisher, l'eter
Kiniple, J,,cob Kline
lswiliur. John It Cornelius. Jackson Pal
mer, J VV Cna nberlin, John Zellrrs, Thom
as Iteber, O U horUly
M-jn-hbvrg I) H Kissel. Berj Haus, B W
Thompson, Charles Monielius, James H
VouiiK.John Iteber, Henry llaum
Arte Hrrlia. Michael Kleckner, David Ilor
lacher Eul I'uff.ilof.Divii Smith, David Schrack,
John Uuudy
Buffukte. Levi Miller. Philip Dienenderfer,
Jackson A Kishel, James Mathers, Weidler
lioland
lVi,e liter. Wm !. Ritter. Joseph Mover
Hirlry. Jas Keed, Andrew Cook, Joo Diea!
Ary. Jacob Heinley
Isw'u. Henry H tsn ifer, George Kleckner
Hirlbimt Kam'l C Wi't
.ieAone. John hinkert
L'uiun. Archibald Thomas
Grand Jurors, December Terra, 1SG0.
Ltwitburg Johnson Walls, Charles Mensch,
Lewis Ashenleltcr.
Buff'tlne David Kerbst, Michael Dunkle, Jno
Wise, Cyrus Dreisbach.
tetpU Joseph Charles, Charles Ruh!, Henry
Orwin.
W'liile liter David B. Kaufman, Isaac Slatten-
Jonas Raucb.
JC7y Wm Null, James shields, John Kling.
Limetlnne Henry K Sanders, Lewis Seebuld.
MifflinbursSt hn Bilper.
Hartley Wm Halfpenny, Daniel Hunsecker.
Viiiim Jesse M Walter.
jMisf Biiffiiir Wm L Harris.
HVf liujfalut Daniel Moore.
Traverse Jurors, Deccmbir Term.
Hartley O P Katherman. Jacob Fees.George
Glover. John Church, David Fil'nian, John
Katherman.
Writ tiugaloe John Gable.Elias Kanp.Enoch
Kauluian, Wm Beaehler, Henry Oberdorf.
Eat Buff.ibie David Koyer, Thomas Fenny,
8ainuei L Xotl.
Miffiinkurz1 W Sands, Henrv Boeenrei
Malon Breyman, Berryhill Bell, Thomas
Guielins. Saml Stitzer
Buff, Jm Vim Sleans, Jno F Vanvalza'h, Wm
Hauck, Adam Grove, Benj Lahr
Kelly Paul Geddes, Paschal Clinsan, Daniel
Rangier, John Hntnmel, Levi Grmberlina;
Lewi'burg Wm T Reitmver.W'm Hitler. C 8
Crites, J L Barrett. Jno INrsbit. li Hawkins.
AVa Berlin Henry Baose, Abr Schoch
HAe Veer tsiepheo Flick Kolo Sassaman.
Union Thomas Pursel
Lrwu Jacob Hillbish, Israel Beaver, Jacob
Moore, R W Blackford
limettotu Isaiah Mench, Thos V Barber
HartlcliM Jofea Charles
I IsSU6 LlStS for Sept. 18GU,
JoJ w shriner vs John M Taylor
sml I. lWk v, Charles steei
: Jhn Many v$ Dorman (and 2 others)
j Srcirlie'Va"!? 5 'rirobst
Cyrus Eaion n S K 4 W 8 Bogenreif
David Ulirk vs saint a Barber
Pnihp Kulil vs Francis Wilson
Mnldleswarth Kerns A Co vs Chs H Shriner
John Wenz vs Peter Nemos el at
K. .1 V Kiiotli.ra Y. Wm Yuufir Jr
; ( tsh fr Guielius' Adoirs vs Geo lireisbach
' Ahrahani Black vs Andrew Spuler
' T Church 4 ;o v m H Kleckner
""u,1" "" -" n.-ci.i,
J & J Young vs I hos ( Orwij
Vvra Price Jr vs Ruin M Manser
; North. Chase & .Nurih vs J.x-I Hnrh
Josfph Christine vs Braver, Wiitles M 4 Co
Dr W in P Seebold vs Maml C Witt
Lansun BurroU's vs Chits D Mwwrer
Hi-hl'or lieniler vs A Mfssnigv-r wnh notice
i Stentnger Ac Kauch vs Black A. Pi-hr
Younsm. St Walter vs Noah Walter With do.
Mathias Stnsler vs A Nickel with no.
li J Ri'wes fur HieK vs John I.ocke
Levi Croiuley vs Wm Brown Jr el al
Kalph Duty vs Henry .Mason
Maul-la Knck vs .Martin I) Reftl
S It Baum for IVacork et il vs Jno M Baam
Peacock et al iiid. uf 8 1. U vs do
same vs da
Jo-fph lyn John Pol
i-ortcc ha Sauvy Ju.it o 4 John Miller A Oo Hoover
lhavitl NVhit Jt.hn Pul
John It'Xvr-r ICitrrt 4'nthtnr KH
II t.atsit r.-r Jartib Kline's A-IdiI-m v AoJrvw OuteliuJ
Utlln.ni rnk llillui-r A Fri-h
Sarah HtnJl.li fa Jonathan . rnl.it A.lmrs
amh Blilr w lr. riiw itrutftaare A H tf
Smul L Kvk t S'a-tiu 'ivi-Imm-I t
M ili:h f -r HnC l. nil-r AilrttliC a Slraf-ingtt
4 liMrl MrnM-h IU-rkialttn A M-mr
llnry iirhl lUnl f ry att.. Vi. l.i KIvcHdm
ltrliv-l J (trove Tln-m Ulltvr etaU
A rusi Ht-rur w Julia l.inhvl's tlir
Joimtitkn W.ilfr (' Viilrt- (.o.j Uci.17 CbsVrleS
(' II lirin-r t W m Knl
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Ariu. I'lnrsi'K An'r t'tinrrb M M'Mlefn!
Nirtt a Ms-nx-li'ii A-lrn'r i ouitsjiDah A Halter
5 l iarkr f..r A S rut.innna J.hn VAlartr
iMlu-r for HUH II.. V A4m r m J-hnaoavith ma
! J II iMira-tt. In.. J U Th'.moiaJ a J Vuai.
Urn tatilim-r ta J..t,n M CKaitf-k
c.innril, off IVnn'a a. U a, Hr..a. Jr.
! II .il.h a llult-lown llirknl'ina 4 Jdrara
I'tiarira Hrkt . fi'lha HikH
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1 J tlolrr aa.i. el J .rabl. I.l llurah ca'r Jodoa
' Jam Arot.i,! . rnrk. HillHi.'Vvr A La
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nrr J M Tall A Brw
i r ranrii n rum ti .inranam air
i twi,d t Bn.nj ,.i j ...i- E j n..II
' llM' a M t ..raairk t J few-ana and wife
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r.,n i,rtrmj I im i.-i.(.iir nana
Jam. ST..IC a Jm Mrirll
ioi.ir, lr.h a l'n t . I. I'alafr' A-tmr
!ndi)I Mi-iw.r. V. J !l,.il!rr. aitb Bute.
S It MuaMa ,i L I'almvr', Ailuir
Heal Estate.
Adjourned ShcrlfCa Sulcii.
BV virtue of sundry wrilsof Vend Kn. issued
out of iheCourt of Common Plf as ot I'nion
County and to me directed, I ill espose lo
Puhhc i!e or t)utcry, al the llullaloe House
in the Borough of l.ewisburg,nn Tctnf the
4th day ol December next , al 1 o'clock in the
afternoon, io wit :
A certain lot ol ground, more or less, situ
ate in the borough of Lewisburz and cotimv
of I'nion, bounded north and east by lots uf j
Thomas Hayes, south by ft Johns street, and
wesl by Water street, whereon is erected a '
Three-tSiorey Urick Flouring Mill, &c, with t
I ' appurtenances as Ihe property ol ihe
,!'m,"; Ju'"' T.Wias Huyu and Michael
V iclllhlirll.
Also, al the same time and place, another
certain lot oi ground more cr ie-s. fciiuaie in
' lite horouch ol Lewisbiif, and couniy ot I'n
i ii-n, boiim'e.l north by lot of Mrs. Myers, on
I Ihe east by an Al ev, souih by lot of Jacob
J Yoder, and wesl by Second street, whereon
j aie errcied a double Iwo-slorev Frame Dwell
I ini; Hons, a Watch-Maker Saop, a Frame
Malde, a Well wuh a Pump and oilier out
I buile.inrrs( &c. with Ihe appurtenances as
Ine properly ol Itionm l'rtr.
JDIIX CKIslS(;l!OVE, Shrritf
Sherifl's Ollice, Lewisber?, Nov 14. 1HH0
Sheriff's Sales.
V virtue of stuidrv writs of Vend. Em.
and A!. Lev. Fa. issued our of ihe Court
ot Common Pleas of I'iuoii coiintv and to me
directed, I will expose lo Public Sale or Oui
crv. on (Saturday. Ihe Hi h d.iv of December
istid. at the Pubi.c House of I. D Brewer, in
Lewistmre, at 1 o'clock, P M
All that certain two-storey Frame BiiiMinz
and lot of crountl situate in ihe KorrU'rh of
Neivi Berlin and County ahreaid. on Old
Market street, adjninine lot ol Joseph Shatter
on the west. Plum street on
ihe east, and !
Church alley on the north, coniaininu in
from on said Market street sixij-six teel, and
in depth feet, and the loi or pteeeof ground
and curtilage appurtenant lo said building,
&c, as the properly of Murif Mummn.
Also, ai ihe same time and place, another
certain tract of l:ind nitiinle in U'rJ Rnffnlrte
ln.'B.hillBnil .n,intr .f..,..., 1, ...... .1. A .... I. I
by lands nf John I.. Beaver, east by a public
road, souih by lands of Daniel U. peiireil.and
west by lands of John Beaver, containine two
acres more or less, whereon is erected a
Frame Shanty, and a Well of Water. &c.
wuh ihe appurtenances, as the property of
Juhn Kkcknrr.
JOHN CROsfOROVE, Sheriff.
I.ewisburg, Nov. 14, IfctiO.
Orphans' Court Sale.
GREEABI.Y to an order of the Orphans
X Couri of Union couniy will he otTeied at
public sale, on Ihe premises, on FRIDAY lhe
i:J I i!-v of Xovemher next, commencing al
10 o'clM-k. A M, the following Real Estate of
J.m. fh K.llv Esq., late of Kelly township in I
said county, dec d, to wit
. AH that niessuaorc nnd tract of
land, siiuate paitly in BuiTaloe and partly in
Kelly townships (in said county.) adjoining
lands of Simon Harinan, John Turner, Daniel
Wwanzlender and John and Thomas Lewis,
containing anno, a no inarefl Acres)
-about one half cleared and in a ?od state ,
of cultivation.
The improvements are a JhX
Dwelling House, largeaaiJj.
large r rame uwei.ing House, large.
BAXK BARN, and other Ootbuildmgs.also a
SAW-MI IAa
with good W ater Power. The farm is well
watered, wuh Rood meadows, and has a
Lc fair Orchard upon it.
Also tho tintlivitled sixth wtJSSS.
part of a tract of WOODLAND inSt?2
White Deer and BiifTiloe townships, wSwjr'
well watered, adjoining lands of aLaw
Fox's heirs, Daniel Rentier and others, con
taining; about Two Huudied Acres.
fiCJaL Also the undivided third
Syffipart of a tract of WOODLAND in
yp! BuiTaloe township, well limbered,
afSlfeEfSr adjoining lands of John Turner,
ftiiiip tiwanzlender and others, contaiuing
about One Hundred and Fifty Acres.
The Wood tracts are within about a mile of
the Mansion House and aw-Mill.
Purchasers wanting 10 see lhe premises,
will call on ihe subscriber near lhe premises.
Terms nf sale made known bv
Oct.24,1860. PHILIP STAHL, Adm.
FOR SALE.
THAT valnable Itrlck lard property
simate in Buflaloe lownahtp, adjoining
lands of Jacob Derr and William Cameron,
with everything complete forihe manufacture
of Brick Ac. A BVILDISG LOTS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
rhts Att. wm. cantiioK Ja. Uwiawut. I
joiis d. siessKn. r ttairir. 1
ORI'HAXS' COLT.T SALE, i
fl 5 tt 63
2?
B
V virtoe nf order of the Orphans' Curl
or Luion cnuniv. will be sold al the nub -
he house of Wm. Wolfe, in Harileion. on
Mntllrdil, M 1th .ov. IHBO. al ID o'clock
A M, th( following described lteal Estate
l.ou Nos 9 an I II) in llartleiun. wuh the
i improvements thereon.
17 acres of land in Hartleton, adjoining Ja
cob Varger, Juo. F. Wilson and Or. W. K.
I Serbold
35 acres 17 p'rehes in Hinley township,
I adjoimnz John Filinan, W. Tale and others.
7a acres 93 perches in Hartley township,
adjoining Rebecca l.eachund Samuel Johnson.
00 acres 7:1 perches in Hariley township,
adjoining Books and Anderson, Samuel John
son. Also, the following tracts of unseated lands
in Hartley township:
41ft acres warrantee's name Peter Black
415
4lft
415
415
415
415
415
415
4:14
4:it
4iS
an
4i6
404
405
do
di
do
do
do
(to
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
liodfrey Seidle
tleoige Seidle
Cathar'e tfeidle
Heinle tsliirtz
Philip Seidle
Peier Seidle
'ind!e tirove
llaniel Khode
t'lavel K'ian
Michael MiiriZ
John Seidle
Itavid bridle
Peter Senile
U rn. Ilmilap
John Dunlao
Terms of sale will be made knosu at ihe ,
time aud (.lace of sale bv j
H l.l.KN t;. HAVES.
Nov. 3, lsrso AJmloiatralria or Uaii lla. Vad ,
VALUABLE PKOPKliTY
PU3LICJT SALE.
BY a plnrius order of the OrphansTonrt of i
luion county, will be sold by Ouicry on
Tuesday, Dt'ceni!,er 4, j
the larce arid commodious two-storey bnrk I
.Mansion iloust- and l.ol, with ihe ap- '
pur enances, property of in late J naihan
Nestiiu ilec'd. siiuate in ihe II' roush of Lew- I
isbur;. bounded on the ea-l by property of
Dr. Win. Hayes, on ihe souih by Pine allev.nu I
tlie west bv .. of W;n. Jones, Esq.. and on ;
Ihe north by Maikl street, nnmberrd in ihe ;
general pian of ihe Uroosh o. 46. The I
property is nearly new, and built in a loot,
.iirui..iihc iiiiiuri, ami i siirtrrior maie
rials ; and it wanted lor a Public House, can
be made sunaMe with a few alterations.
Persons svislnns to purchase ran examine
the premises by ralltn:: on the subscriber, or
on Wm. Jones, Ks., a!joi;,in;j ihe premises.
ia!e lo commence al Id o'clock, A M. of
said day, when con luions will he made known.
Hl 'ill P. SHLl.LEK, Adui'r.
I.ewishurrr, Xov. 2, lino.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
1) V virtue of an order ol the Orphans' Cmin
) of I'nion couniy, I will sell on Ihe prem
ises, in Liuiesioi.e township in sai-i county,
cuuimenciiig at ten o'clock, A M, of
Situnhty, Villi Aofeu ',(-,
IS60, ihe fjlluwing described Real Estate, to
wit :
o. 1 A certain tract of Land situate in ;
Limestone township aforesaid, adjoining lands
of IIiifMi Bellas on the east, J. hn biees hi the I
north, Traci No. S on the wesl. an I Daniel i
Smith on the soutlt,containin SIXTEEN i
ACRES more or less, w hereon are creeled
ma good iwo-sit rev Lot; IHM si;,
BAItX. and t.the Diit-biiildii.Ks a Jlf
Spring of liever-lailiiis W aler ntar ine door. ;
snd a seed iilit'HAI.'D of Apple, Peach aud '
ll,r Frml I'rrr, on ihr" prr.nsea. I
, l Another tract of land in ihe same ;
township and county, containing A .4tfrt' !
more or less, adjoinier; lands of Christian .
Siuvely on ihe north, heirs ol John Miively
on the west, Tract Xo.l on the east and Penns
Creek on the south on which are creeled a 1
Ml.ni; llol si'., a BAIiX.aml other Dot-!
b'iildins. There i a t ver-fuiling
Well nf Water and a Stone Milk-Hons,-jar !
on the premise., and a fine young Orchard j '
of Apple, Peach and other Fruil Trees on the !
premises.
Terms made Innwn at sale hv
in:.Jvix CHAMBERS.
A.tmiiii-tr;,tt.r .f tif uluit Sairn, ilirrvsrd.
T.imetrn T.. Ort. 1.1. lv,.l
FOR SALE.
rpiIE Brick Dwelling House and,
I store Room attached, and Lot olHii
liround, formerly known as the Houghton !
property, situated on the souih we.t corner of;
Market and Fonrth streets, in the borough of
Lewishurg it being in the mosidesirable part
nf said oorougti, either for business or a pri-
vate residence, and can easily be arranged so
as io pay the owner a reniaee of I hree Hun
dred Dollars per annum, and still have abun
dant h.iU'e room for a private family. Ever)
thing in and about the premises is in complete
condition. For particulars inquire of
WM. JtlXES.
S-rnt fir Elder J. KOOL.NOAL'llII.
I.w!arinr, Pft. Is. ls.
SAMIUL. II. OKWlCi.
Attorney at Ijiw,
OFFICE on South Second near Market St.
LLW1SHVHU, FA.
a.F"AH Professional Business entrusted to
hi -are will be faithfully and promptly atten-
Sept. 14. 1H57
VARIETY STORE
AND
OFFICE.
POST
A LAKGE supply of Books.Stationcry,
XI. Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confection-
eries, Teas, hpices. Fruit, Nuts. Baskies,
ricti'.-es, and a variety ol IslCtt. JAths lor
sale cheap al Ihe
t6i LE WISBl'RG POST OFFICE.
17INE Gold PENS for Ladies and Gents can
J.1 be had at the
POST OFFICE
SEVERAL setts of CAMEOS and other
) Br,asl Pls ,nd Ear Kln , be
very cheap al the
POST OFFICE
IADIEScan find the largest and bent assort
j ment of Letter and Note PA PER. Envel
opes &c. at the
POST OFFICE
IF you want a supply of line STATION E
KV. 'o 'he POST OFFICE.
HOUSE BUILDERS,
TAKE NOTICE !-The undersigned are
appoioted Agents for the sale of
Doors, Blind & Window sja8n
of all sizes, made of lhe best material. All
work warranted. C-Made by L.BjSPROL'T
iluchesville, Pa. and for sale by
67S F 8 CALDWELL, Lewisbnrg
TIIOS. G. GRIER
nAS just received a splendid assortment
of lhe very best, cheapest and most
Ushionable Jewelry in lhe market. His
block comprises
Breast Plna,
CliitlnH,
tar Rlns;,
Fiuarer Rlnen,
Braceleln,
Mceve Ratton,
Mudi,.c.s,c,
w men wii. ne sold extremely low for Cn
H. r..,,..n. ..u. .1.- 7 "1
.-s. s Ks.vi un. sj..ists iuc uiirnnapai ni an .
, bis old cusiomers ; and also invites new ones I
I h'm cal oefof making their pur-
tan at me sign of the Big Watch.
I Market street, east of Second. Pee. asatf !
New iStore New Goods!
j FEILAD'A TiUffljaiiMG ST0HE,
riMl-Q l00rs !... ,1.. JJ.,,1-
: I naumpr. i
j The nh-rihrr harm? a Pfim n. itie Cnv
buvme constanily at A union, i prrp"'J to
sell a,l his Uoods at Cily I'ricer. Hoirv,
tiloves. Crochet 1'otion , 'I ruing f eille. Col
lars. Buttons, Tape, and all goods needed by
the Ladies.
Also Books and Stationery, School SSJ.
and College Book". Ac. Paper N jjj
Window Curtains al 8 ci.s. Frrnch, ,
Fire Board Screens. Siencil Workiiiiaf !
done to order C uniry Froituce taken in!
exrhanse t'ash paid lor Ita. -
April 18, 1N6H. II. L. M'MAHON.
"Industry must Thiive!" ;
TlXanJ SIIEETIKO.N LMaUi.mcnt. '
L Keiiii'ved to Houghton's fotuiei Sriop on
Market sirfei near K. orlh. here 1 still have
al all times a lull assortment of j
Tin Hare, Mote ripe,
COAL kU AiV.S, A,f if.ne. r. e. I will
a'so make lu older, on sh-ri notire. Tin t,ul- ;
lers. Spouting or auy kind of woilt iu O ) line
id hnstness. ;
fa" Mending and Jollonreenerallvpri irytly '
anemen n. JOS. A. MitAMLK
l.ewisbur;. Ort SO, ln:,
I.BKM N II- tit .rtm.nl. fa-.. :-ri.t '
Harv .o-.brkr,MK Vr-ri:t Kll... Mi r. e.ba, !
Wa.l.l.mi.. wi.. s.t rl.i..trra.La.l'r. unrb. d r m.ImI
bu rvBrb iMkibtf l-asa, e. I A I I. A A '
Jos a kkksMR i
LAW OFFICE KEMOVED.
John B. Lion,
TTORMA AT l.T-OlTee at
his bouse ou N. Varurt M. bet. 1st A 2.1
A
I
!. UIiiiib, I'a.
The HOWARD and HOPE Express
Companies. j
irXmEES llaily lo f rd from ny
X yujXwm 1 ti- l-ed Mji'pa. sjb.i an.-ilj... If.ri
t ll'VHL." I'ru !t.rr. Uv.t'1-.r.c
Family d'roccry Store. ;
T
G. EVANS & Co..
OKM-.KAL liK.lLIRs It
GROCERIES AND
PROVISiOMS.
Ko.f.rcinr-tery artktffODiintjB t thr trad, aurt.jsj
i GIJAIN FLO I II
AND IT: ED
TEA, COITKK. MoLA.-.-Ksj,
fcl'CAK. CHEESE, I IU,
FliLTrs, Ac. Ac. Ac,
MarJcct ttrtrt, oyyiosiVe lie l'utt Ofliie,
I.CMlshureT. I 'a.
rP G. E. A Co. have just received
I J fre-titom rtii'a.Vif ha a ry Inr,: rti..i ,.f
tll 1m-lv4 lir'Triri ot ry ktnj. abirn. ahi.hara
I'rasliPN anl 'lu!sito-,
put Uft in t;alA aitU aatrHUIrd utv antl Irr.b.
tIried Applet, IVailies. rrnnes. Cur-
rants, J'tesei viuar Citruns. Fi'S,
I'ates.Kaism.s ttoin lit to lt-l j
cts. per Hi., 1'iikies of !
all tleseript inns, j
rurc Jas a ( Ol cronnd, I
and put uj.ii, Mir-titit e.i.s. , I)t! fr t mily u.. I
A III tie tl of u'rn,r MA CA Mi 1. 1.. 11 All
t Ol) lit.ll, IILI.ULU, HAM. t ll O., 4c '
A litifral a-M.rluiriit i.f !
lVlllosv mid Cedar ttitre.f.Iass-
are, ;u ciisn ai . I.arll; n
aic, ltoi -, Itiiiif, &..
Fish O'l, Huiil.l'ilK OH, dm,, CiHtU, j
ami .-imp H'... , 7'.... ir, .., l c. j
Soaps of all kinds, Wln el f! reuse, etc. '
(Tobacco nnb Scr.urs, a cljoicc rorieln.
Flour, Com -Meul. I'olaloes, Com.1
live, Oals, Ac., ulns on hutiil.
Uiiiiti d'lirtml frte fluirgc to eutumeri
renid'iiti u-iitun tlf b'rut:li.
T' MtttrHlt to 'titllTH XW nil thr ft Ml.' It which Wf
hTr f.ir Mai wmiiil t-- iti. '.i!ilf. r ta.tu.d r it--t
fullv il!VIf thr I lillllr U NliMtiti fX;. 11' HIS- HIT wr4irtltif til
i! tti. rt-rit-! ti fiitti-is-ui ) l :dh j.1 ! f-H -
rllfRtt m thr-T CHD 1'- imitLtit lt.lt (J. i.f ! t.iiailflt l.ja
Wtt Mtniltl .rUi.Ui..rl) soiicitfut luiitilfj ftit-Diln U(ifr t
We furrhfts tiff manner tj I'roifucr9
aUwis-t urt.. ALrii.y, t c. rv.ss i co.
XE W LAXIS at !hXOKUAXnii:s
xe v lamps at nt:xoi:uAXi)ii:s i
S.S. i- r- r-
j - jl s .y.
Tf. ft.
( iii
I. i -
z:
VERY
VERY
BEST OIL
BE!' till.
ALWAYS OX
ALWAYS OX
HAXP!
HAM)!
Lwi.rorr. Auir. 3. tsm.
ear p
I C - N I C.-M
"Wt'll jump into the Wagnn, acd all take a ride.''
LARGE, handsome
and very comforta
ble H t(.0 has been
in.ru up inr uic especial at conimodaiion of
Pic-Xtc and other similar ex.-ur-ions. Terms j
moderate. Apply to Jis. M. HOl'SEL.
Lewisborc June 3. ms.
tOAL-
-COtl
(Oil.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand ;
a large assortment of the very besi Sha- ''
niokin and Wilkes-Barre COAL, tor lime and ,
stove purposes.which be will sell at the very i
lowest pnees for Cash or Conntry Produce, i
Also. Ulaektmiths' Coal, I'lu.-trr and All. j
n ish it distinctly understood, that I will not
be undersold by any man llntiti; gou(j
weish-scales, full weight will be "iven ;
- e
v.uai taru near vt enlensaul s hotel.
GEORGE HOL&TEIX.
Lewisbnrg. May 27,'5U.
DR. I. BRUGGER,
IIOMSXOP.4TUIC I'lllMtlAX,
OFFICE in his new Brick Block, Market
street. south side, between -ih and 5ih
(upsiairs.) Lewishurg. May, lub'O 7an
NOTICE-lSfiO.
rpiIE Fnm ol WuiUr. Unhurt Jr Rihrubnek
X 1" be 111 icklaj litg IIiiNlneMN.
aie ready to iosth.it lor all kinds of w. rk
in their line, and are well satisfied it would
be lo lhe interest of such as purpose erecting
good buildings lo give us a call before con
tracting with others. W e have put up some
of the besl houses snd stores 111 Lewisburg.
and are assured their owner wiil testily lhat
their buildings weie pin up bv good and ener
getic workmen, and 111 quick im.e. (which is
a very important matter to builders.)
U'Jrrenci Chamberlm Bro's; L. Palmer,
architect; Dr. I. Brogaer; Bvers Amnions,:
Lewis Asheuleller. ISAAC WALTER. i
JACKSO.N I.E.N H ART, !
SAM. KOHRAllACU.
Lewisbnrg. Drc.27. IH.O
NEW FIRM j
SN THE OLD SHOP'-The sobscribers
respectfully announce lo ihe citizens of!
wisburg and vicinity that they have formed ,
a Partnership in lhe
Tailoring Ecslness,
at the well-known siaud of James Criswellnn :
Market street, where they are prepared 10'
CUT AM) MA Ah II' lo 1 rder in lhe very
"i" iutning 01,
oesi style. Men's and Boys'
awvssrw .1 . . n ..
a share of the public paironage
JAMEs CRI.-.WELL,
lewirbsrr, Arn! 1, ir'tu
I L aiti rri'n
aJBlBaaasaSBSa.awaalaBBtsBBial
GHAM3ERL.N BROS
S'dk.wsMAS aT aTi ft. u .
.wiuaji k a s iiiu unu .n Mr MCI fcf
"ITfE have now and will rntinUe t w
ff on hand a tuit assortment f n ,
in our line, (o which
e ii.vne tbe autIJU
of the community
i Di.Y(;oois,cnocERiEs rupr,
I WAIIE. (jUEENSWAUE Fls'il
: SALT, PLASTER, COAL. H i
ENT, IRON', STEEL, SPRl(JS
COACH TKIMMINCS
DLEUVANDSllOEFINDj.v'.j"'
le., Ac. '
Ail ol which will be sold at ra ;,
for cash or Unn prmluee. A liter.. "
will be rr a ir i ,he trade. "-.st
'LEWI.-I;LIM; MILIs!-.
tVe are prepi.r.u u, J tu.i, ,., .
woffk lo t-idri. upon w.iial Irta I Al
f Oram br ochi at hihrsi n,a,kM r, ,."4
i'i ..... , ., . ,ncc.
I Flour auj
VeJ lr
lf-a
C'.4.s.
CIIAMELltLl.N M,.
l.ewishort. May 3, i,o
A.
1 Zl I2l.lt,
Ir. ru I n
-'nia ar. K
slos b ol ,
flaee, .,i.,a I r r,
ners and lt,e p p.
. lrj.
- 'hr, y,aiu,i..,
"' """"'r..w
1 I I'lultn
rn.eia Ir r, I ,,
let. re puuha.,i F v""'ai
1-oi.S.lebl ih.l I ha.e i, ;, . fc
p e...e ihe n,... ia.i,. us i... . .. ;
neither lari-r r., r ir ,..,
desinr g io nave ai.iiid.re.
Ari.ne.a. f ,. er, 7 Jr
"J ''"'1' ""d he M,,,:,r, 6j.i,.,s,
' ''.. C.ie . ,b.
nes, a,,.! CrspJtrh-u b
T-h Sec. t,d M.-l.,.tuir. Apr., ;t. IMS
j IIAKII TIMESjjUTDOXH
I JOII H ill, i ,0.
nAVE just received (inad!;i,n lo ,hf.r
larite sn.rk) a Iresb urr , cf .s,rm,
j 1-ec'fuli. , ,.r, lhe Ladies and tieniieBiea
i ot J, n and Ci.uniy.ihai mev can sun tbra
I in anvthii.i: in their liue.el trade, siy.e.quai.
! tty and price. ' 1
j I'or Ibe Ladies.
rurh aa Plain a,,J .s,,. t y
l ..t,, M.b.ir ,,. B.ln,r s,t,
...tt- ir l-rmr. I , a. s , ),..... ,
.arl.. .., !,., .,.,1 , .. ,. ,.,
.i.-r ' 't' " L.n..Mialaif alldrtrnumi
a. I !,.,!.. (,.,..... l.,.r,..Utf U hiU
r.o"l- KtuLiwalrrira, ai.d Lt
,tr'""
alraLic giHtm t avcry
'or the Gentlemen.
'I n I iMrvr-f a
naie-bt ! k n, rmLrarins th
lf t Ml.. l aUlmttH Va.t,.
- 'sss.s.risaia; txxvis gptit-r: ,
f . -. i-.y utaui. .i,.LtS, 1UU UKl Lib. f,t
aiiJ !.., '
Also all k.n. , f I.ROIERIES, HAKD
WAKE, c.1 H:vsVVAhE, SALT,
I'LASTEK. Ac.
FISH in 4 ar.d J bids.
' 'Al. A lame ijuaiiiity of Stove Co-
l,l, .r .,.., ., ,.., ,. (kor, t,'
li.-.-. al a. i. . a ..n.. , ualM, . r, .. ,.B
r.,.,l,,., r.- II, !,... (.,,,.
,,'I.T "' '""' H " " ict.tp la
rr-,.,
a z. . -u paiu o r all fciuiis or tiRAIX
CIOTEIKG LY THE EUSEE1,'.
Ttnrii iv -v. ...
I m uoie (o get Ha
M.
y -ark. ZIMVKKMA.X .ni-
(lit fi
I lit t
I Ziii.inf rnian A y.,-1 k. .....
rt- un f-i in. in ihr ht, and has can-fully c
(rcirJ ihr l.fM ami mot Fahionable Ocis
inai rcuia be lurnrd t-ut.
l r. i imnrtv t. uavr Rnrnt ni U h.d-R
; i A wntvr-jM rnilitllH.! f.rtrt:
I ,, ..im. .jciour; iNK"Mi'lBM:ir.vr
f "1-1; -'': '". l f.-iu..rrn. $.1iof4ado..
J rr- ; ltt.il Iar-ill. . G,.M Jir. .Uff-noi Lrir.
I Bs UIMB.rr.,.. a; rt lab: Mflt's h.,.n,.n.a...'
Di r '..i-,
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LEWlisliUllG FOUNDRY
1MI
AGRICULTURAL WORKS
L Isiburg,, Ia.
WE aave eoualantl, on band aoa fi.r aalr.
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""' '''-i"':1' Wo.k or Manuiaciarts lnvanjir
warrantnd as rccn.iceDileO oro.r rrr.r.-J
IU ur.el,ra rrad, al all UOs V'
rsrocilnl ala l-r,ci 11 attruuU to.
Juur 1, "
s.
Hills!. & Goodman, -Vn orsZ-ekrooi-S
nAVE received and cpened a CHOKS
assoriment of all lhe latest styles 0.'
Spring and Summer Goods. The pamcu ar
aiteuiion ol the Ladies is called lo iheir
of Brilliants
Dress Silks Prims
Delan.es Shawls
Fig I r Merinos Collars
Ducals Slreves
Gin&hams losertmgs
Foulards Edgn.gs
Chinizes tilove.4e.
ALSO Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimerr!,
Jeans, Tweeds, Vesiings. Muslins. Drill
ings, Tickings, Flannels, Boots aud
tr"Shoes, Hats and Caps.sj
together with a complete assortment of
Groceries, Haul ware,
Cediirware. Oiieenswarc. tc
,11 f which will be disposed of on as faf
his tarrv.t. as tht sain arliH. ran be rilC"
aed any w hre. Give uj a tail !
Dr. W.ll. BaeKuoraa.
Da.X.f. Prs'
riitDt
KAlKIIGIMv',
riiraiciAxs axo sutuEoy.
-) ESPECTFI LLY rtfer their services
V. ihe cuizrns of Lewisburg and Ihe f""
luunding country. .rcT
IVPariu ular'attention paid Ir MTGr
Enquire in W est Market street or at a
residence ot Mrs. Backbouselan. I
11. r.i:itiiitT.'
1 has removed lo Souin t s"''1
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t.sf
d.-..e treat, the Teaa l-cck, L
9DVSG, PA.