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"THE UNION," established ia lSllWnoIe No.. 2,596.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1862.
"CHRONICLE," establish in IS 13 Whole No., 975.
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Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
fair James Chamberlin end T. U. Or
wig's Companies ro at Yorktown, and
Crotzer't at Wanbington. Capt. Ritter
wrote, 8th inst., that the Militia drafted
men, we suppose,) are being sent to Fort
ress Monroe. The other Companies from
Union county, we suppose, are mainly
With Burnside. Knowing, therefore, the
Mziety of our fellow citizens for the 500
er COO relatives and neighbors exposed to
calamities of war around Fredericksburg,
a propose sending out slips, if we have
any aiews, by every evening's mail.
ItVTbursday evening, before Burnside
crossed at Fredericksburg, a writer says,
'Our pickets, composed uf the Fifty-First
Pennsylvania Keg., sat listlessly about
their fires, watchiug Rebel sentries and
crunching hard tack." The crossing of
men, in face of an enemy, is one of hardest
deeds to do in war. Several New Yorkers,
of engineer corps, were killed or wounded
in the off irt. Those who Erst crossed in
boats, and routed the Rebel sharpshooters
itb their bayonots, were Companiea C
and O, of the 7ih Michigan The Reb
els skulked from house to house, thus pro
voking the cannon of the Unionists, and
the loss of the buildings that would not
otherwise have been harmed : but the men
who fought in that fashion met no mercy
at the bands of our pioneer soldiers
The Rebels attempted to resist the passage
of the division below the city, but with
little effect Our whole loss in crossing,
killed and wounded, about 100.
Sick Soldier I2et, in Ilarrithurg.
Mr. Simon, and other gentlemen in Har
ftaburg, have fitted up the vacant Luther
an church lot, on Cbesnut St. below 4th
ot far from the Depot for the entertain- j
Boot of soldiers who may need aid, free of
charge. It ia a creditablo monument to
the enterprise, and doubtless will be to the
liberality, of her citizens. The Telegraph
notioes tbe death, in her 33d year, of Mrs.
Annie M. Unger, a lady who (like many,
there and elsewhere) baa lost her life by
too intense and protracted waiting npon
the aick and wounded Union Volunteers,
eaeh of whom she regarded and cherished
as a brother. This war shows we have
indeed much of heroism, patriotism, phil
anthropy and benevolence remaining eve
rywhere. nauCapt. Croizer and Sutler Ross are
on a brief visit home. Harrison Strayban,
a discharged Volunteer, arrived here on
Sunday. Wm. Jarrett, of the 5th Re
erves, discharged, has returned to Selins
grove. He was a prisoner in the Rich
mond tobaceo warehouse.
aWs7Court commenced ita session yes
terday morning, when I'rothonotary Sands
aid District Attorney Hayes appeared in
their respective offices. There is a large
attendance. Messrs. Schocb, Ncsbit and
fiehcll, Tipstaves Ex-Sheriff Crossgrovc,
Foreman of the Grad Jury.
! .onfined to hi. house with fever f !
aome time, ii now out, and expects to join
hi company soon.
aaWe will aond a Prospectus I'apor at
the request of any one. below we in
tart the form,- which any one who desires
tnsy cut out, put it at tbe head of a half
heet of paper, and use it thus. Any one
anywhere desiring our paper at present
rates, ean ensure it only by an early re
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Paper Conspiracy.
The New York Tlmn says there is a
regular combination of speculators to make
fortunes by monnplizing rags and paper,
breaking up small establishments, and
then selling paper at exorbitant rates.
There is nothing else to account for the
great rise of white paper, which has gnno
tin frnm ft and 10. tn '20 cent, ft nnund.
j The uifljf tnJ thfl income ffom
i . - ilr TnB Sontt.
sends in comparatively littlo cotton, it is
true, but she uses not one sheet of paper
where she bad a hundred formerly.
Book and job printing, at the North, arc
diminished, while the South print a few
eopies only of their most important
journals, and hardly anything else. It is
most evident that the leaders in the fp-c-
ulation are reckless men, trifling with
great iutercsts in their greed for unearned
gain. They will make some trouble, and
DcrhaDS ruin niaov. But honest and
rcasonabla paper makers, dealers and ; ni, in his Art of War (ho wrote after
purchasers, may somewhat thwart the , the days of Napoleon, and was considered
game by keeping on, as near as may be, ' tbe greatest master of the science, next
at old rates. Let the supply of material 1 to Napoleon) speaking of tbe itnprove
be abundant, and tbe purchasers of tbo ; mcnts made in tho means of destruction,
manufactured articles be fow, and the j says that "if governments do not combine
heartless cormorants will find they bavo in a congress to protcriU these inventions
hurt themselves by their own avaricious ' of destruction, there will be no course
scheme to imposo upon the people. By a left but to make the half of an army con
wise law of cause and cfT.-ct, tbo "holders ' sit of cavalry with cuirasses, ia order to
of paper" very often "burn their own capture with great rapidity those ma
fiogcrs" most severely. Verdict of tho chines; and the infantry, even, will be
Jury : "Served tbem right '." j obliged to resume its armor of the mid.
Exhausting old stocks of cotton and die ages, without which a batalion will be
other materials, and the closing out of all , destroyed before engaging the enemy,
sorts of paper, are a god-send to many j We may then see again the famous men-at-loog
established houses and dealers, who j arms, all arrayed with armor, and horses
are working all off as fast as possible, in will also require the same protection."
view of a probable downfall in prices.
Injury by Partizan Croakinj.
The oldest Democratic organ of Nor
thumberland county, (tbe Gazelle) argues
earnestly, that coal, iron, manufacturinjr, !
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duetive business, are now good great
demands, and good rates and that me
chanics and laborers generally were never
more needed than now. Very much of
tbe ticklishness about money, and conse
quent high priees, is the effect of the
insane and nntrue clamors raised against
the Administration, by the oppoaition, for
party effect. If those base, unthinking
Oemsgogue.,wnowouia unsettle tne worm j
ot a people s circuiting meaium in order
to elect a Sheriff, did not mean or wish to
damage Government and cheer Rebellion, I
such certainly was the effect of their silly
rawung .gams, .do .onsuimeu au.non- ,
ties of tbe nation, and itscurreccy. Taxes
have not increased as much as tliey would
pretend, and the high rates of eome arti- j
eles which are not affected bf war. tariff.
'
or tax, is purely nctit.ous and speculative.
Now that Election is passed, all par-1
ties should seek to protect, and not irjare
the interests of tbe maspe... All good
citizens tnnve ana enjny tncmseives most ,
wneu otners aro prosperous and nappy.
And the worst of ingrates is he who would
alarm or injure bis Country and barrass
,be m,ssc'' t0 makfl ,i,,le dir,J ten"
porary capital for bis Tarty.
MASSAntusiiTS. The Vote for Pres
ident in 1S60, and for Governor in 1SG2,
tood :
Frf-tiWiran. Fo.i'm.
10ii.533 C-J.GI2
79.S37 5'?,587
1800
1SG2
Losses 2G,G9G 10,055
Both candidates for Governor were Ad
ministration men. Tbe "Democrats"
bad no candidate. But the "Opposition"
voted for Gen. Devcni, who is wjiipped
27,200 ty tbo "Abolitionist" Gov. An
drew, reelected. All tbe Congressmen,
Republicans. The recent city elections
continue overwhelmingly of tbe same east.
In fact, tbe foes of the country aro as
scarce in the Old Hay State, now, as they
were when she was the "Cradle of Liber
ty, in '76." Tbe Tories and Rebels will
never forgive her.
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atop-Cnio. m.j..rttT nt,t.',rt I
Abnut 4 P.ep. Union to 1 Hem. I
aThev winlu bT voted in th. ..ani. pronArflnn fa
.very other Stat., .mi wu.m thou (n.taratiy).uFuio tbe I
Qovernmcnt for liom tbuir live, are at suvke.".a
VfTiT. Baokhus, indicted for discoura
ging enlistments, was tried in Snyder
county last week, bnt,tbcre being no proof
against him, he was cleared. Weirick,
indicted for treasonable publications, is to
be tried at February Court.
19" Lawrence II ays, formerly of Ly
coming Creek, was drowned on Monday
week in the pond of what is known as
flnntcr a mill, near Uniontown, Brady
Tp. The accident occurred by breaking
through tbe ice.
Mr.
Blair is appointed I.icnt.
Colonel, and Capl Heintzleman, Major,
in Eleckncr'i 1721 Regiment
ftaTWarm weather again (Monday
nnon,) and the ice passing oat of tbe West
Braneh.
The drafted men Lave pretty much ali
lull liarhsburg
Cincinnati and Louisville.
Louisvillx, Dee, 3, 1S62.
In a window of a store on Fourth street,
Cincinnati, was the breast plato said to
bare been found in the tent of Gen.
: Buckner. It is a plato of" iron, large
enough to shield the chest and stomach,
covered with buckskin, and weighing
1 thirtv-fiva nntifwla. It nail Lave been ft
j MrioM weight () emJ l hwa gceJ M
v.-hcrn. tm. made like nor nrdinarv
j military vests, in which were eases of
i iron, said to bo bullet proof, which were
I not near so heavy, and more eonvenicnt.
It seems useless, however, to wear them,
J when there are so many places where one
can be mortally bit. Some officers have
been found dead with them. I do not
1 know whether it is a false sentiment of
j honor, but it always seemed to me not ex-
actly right to use them, though I see no
reason why a man should not protect as
much of bis person as is possible. Jami-
A brother officer suggests that we baven t
got tho men big enough to carry such
armor. But I saw some astonishing men
in the west very many over six feet,
nj wall tinilr tn nrnnnrtinn RinAA ihm
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days of Jomini a writing, implements oi
destruction bavo been greatly incroased
in destructiveness, and it is yet a subject
of discussion whether wo will eome to tbe
iron armor of our anoeetors.
There is a Museum in Cincinnati, that
afforded ns some hours of amusement.
We were attracted by a sign of tbe
"horned borsc," but it wasn't there.
Three lions, a bear, two monkeys, an ant-
eater, and a barrel organ, and two very
Datoh I)o,chlnell wcre ,U the live ani
mi, u occupjed three or , ,toric(u
0ne d ,meut WM , cnipter 0f horrora.
prof Wcbstel killiDg I)r. .,rkman, ,nJ
Cowl kiing bi ife ,D(j , chilJreni
. . l0ther itK
n lheaaltcrflt capSi and ropea with which
. mA . l' tuAnnA9 tn;fM
. - thearJer. th cIolhe8
"I T" .L." .u- u' mm
inn Niinrs lucv muil'. iue uuuutji ui t'sia.
Cowan tnd( wors0) ,be hclJ of on9 of the
murjercr9j in , gllM C166i 0n whose Deck
cou!J ,u0 tbe DJlrk of ,hc r0pC bis
hand tni hi, teart-jeed, any one who
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hai . murUa taste of tLat kinJ( caa haT9
it gratified. Up in tbo garret is a room j
fitted ft ii i representation of Hell, i
Death in his
; .i.i f.,rn, I.nnifer with !
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n noso, Cerberus, Minos, liba-
a great rum
n .m.nthn. .n,l all the ill-shaned monsters
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that we read about, in a uarcenea vaui.,
weird light flashing around tbem really,
take the whole museum, one could imag
ine what a qecr old cove he must have
been who got it all together.
We reached Louisville, at two o'eloek
on Tuesday. It is a very beautiful city
Broadway, a wide street of private
house, being one of the Coest I bavo
ever seen. Prince do Joinvillc, in his
"Army of the Potomac," says, "Compare
tbe destinies of two great neighboring
cities, Louisville and Cincinnati ; com
pare tbe fate of tbo first, notwithstanding
its immense natural advantages, under
tho enervating influence of slavery, with j
the development which its rival owes to
Liberty. The fato of Louisvill wonld bo
the fato of a fclave holding Union." Cin
cinnati does as much business in one street
almost, as the wholo of Louisville. There
is tbo utmost jealousy and bitterness of
feeling between the inhabitants of these
eitics. I found it a frequent subject of
discussion as to the relative advantages
of slavery and freedom. All Union pco-
- e w;,n slavery abolished, and tho eenti-
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queutly expressed in various sbspes. But
it must be admitted Ibat tbe majority of
Kcntuckians are pro-slavery, and disloyal,
and I wondered, when I found it ao, that
it was not on tbe sido of the Rebels, and
in a way felt that it could not have the
spirit it ones bad. The 77tb, 78th, and
79th, and the 7th and 9th cavalry, from
Pennsylvania, are in Kentucky and Ten.
nessee. I met many of the officers, and
when they knew I was from Penn'a, they
grasped my band with an impression that
it needed only to be from tbe same State
to be friends. They are pretty generally
disgusted with the State. I met one I
Knew as a ooy, twelve year, .go, v.F.u
in the Cavalry, and aa I looked at his
whiskers and manly bearing, 1 Degan to
wonder what I looked like myself I I
I most be getting old. However, I found
out. Calling at a place where I was fa
miliarly acquainted, asked for tbe lady of
the hviuc; aud w.'icd into the pailur,
without giving my name or eard. Tbe
servant went np stairs, informing the lady
that a military gentleman was in the par
lor. "VVuoisher" "Don't know, didn't
give his name." "What sort of a lookiog
man is he V "Rather oldish man, with
a bald bead I" This was the conversation
laughingly dotailed to nit by tbe mistress.
J. M. L.
Union Victory in N. W. Arkansas!
On Sunday the 7th inat. the advanced
foree of Gen. Curtis' command, number
ing about 6,500 men, under (Jen. iierroo,
was attacked, about ten miles south of
Kayetteville, by Gen. Iliodman, with
24,000 Rebels, nndcr I'arsons, Marma
duke, Frost, and Rains, the flower of
their army. They were bent on keeping
llorron from reinforcing the Uuion Gen
, liluut, who was a little further on, with
J.000 men. The battle begun about 10,
A. M. About 4, 1. M , the Union force
uodur Blunt attacked the Kobel in their
I rear, and before 9 tbe whole Rebel force
! bad retreated over tbe Boston mountain.
Our artillery waa particularly destructive
in the greatly superior ranka of tbe enemy,
who fought desperately, bat the Western
Freemen were too much for them. They
confess to a loss of 1S00 our loss, 10UO.
It was a hot and gallant encounter. Tbe
Union Generate conquered by arms, and
frustrated their "stragetie" movement.
SmcKSiiiNKr, Dee. 7. This morning,
a sad acoident happened about one mile
L. .1 L : . -1 T it l e
below this place. Two amall bovt of
Widow Sprague, were on the towing path
I of toe eaual ; tbe youngest proposed cross
1 ing tbe ice, but waa cautioned by the old
I er one; be however ventured, and when
about tbe middle of tbe Canal the ice gave
way. Both boys called for help, and tbe
mother and two daughters went to tbe
resoue. Tbe youngest daughter rushed
into the water, lost ber footing, when tho
oldor one went in after tbe others; she
also found deeper water than she expected.
Tbe mother got a pole, and reached to tbo
oldest daughter, tbe younger children
olinging to her. Tbe weight being too
much for tbe mother, dragged her also into
the canal, and she was obligod to relin
quish her hold upon tbe pole. Tbe moth
er, not being able to reader any further
assistance, saw ber three children drown
before assistance eould be procured.
After being in tbe water abont one hour,
tbe bodies were recovered. Tbe oldest
daughter waa about 18 years of age, tbe
aeeond about 12, and the boy about 10.
Tbe barn of Peter Uoy, on tbe Belle
fonte & Boalsborg turnpike, was burned
on Monday evening, with all its contents
of grain and bay, two borses and three
cows. It seems there was a man, named
Cooney, who said he was going to tbe
Agricultural School to work, called in the
evening, and asked to stay all oihL
Cooney they say was intoxicated, and was
put in tne Darn
to sleen. Soma of Hoi'a
fmiIJ e with t light to sec Cooney,
& oon after the fire was discovered.
' lh the fire originated from a spark
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fnriavnrinis aA Iik ... ai. .
HUV..V..U- ,v mku, uil DIUQa IB tUO UUUI
tioD. Coonej ia io jail.
A well koowu planter, living lot far
from New Orleans, wrote, last spring, that
four of bis slaves, who bad run away to
the Yankees, had returned tbev had
enough or Liberty, and were glad to eome
ck- tCat ' next loiter to tbo
i,0"n- oa ,0,u otnercnt tale. The
four hi,
7 run aval again and had taken I
i icirrt mem -vu more tiavei. rTh fir.i i
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aww wim V"'ivi4 aw alia duo lyDIUUOrBllQ ym-
pers; the last was not copied by one of !
them !
The old log house on the top of Nittany I
mountain, on the Lewistown Bellofonte :
tnrnnike. waa burned nn Snnrlj. n.r,rnin
Tk. L.in..j i. n: n ..i
was occupied by William Knepp. Tbe '
ure spread so rapiaiy mat tne persons
present wcre unable to save anything.
A meeting of tbe friends and neighbors
of Kncpp, on Monday, raised a fund of
money, provisions and elotbing to supply
the immodiate wants of the family, and
made arrangements for the erection of a
bouse on tbe site of tbe old one.
Whilst a number of men were engaged
j? cttin8 out timber, in a wood near Sc-
u . . v . .
eud jeDty 'fcU , lh; ronndi ; branch of
iiu.grovc, od it way aiternoon, a dead tree
which struck Jacob Duck on tho head, and i
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I ui3i.Li.ijr causcu ois ucatu. iui a lew
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hours previous to tbe accident, three men
mala to pu?h the tree down, but
fli'ed' Mr- P" " 40 J ff.
" m " i .u muM .uui .uiiuicu. 1JC
was a good eitiien, and much esteemed.
By thebreakingofan axle on tbe freight
train, near Montgomery station, three cars
were thrown from the track, and conduc
tor Escbenbacb, of Williamnnort, in the
melee bad his left leg cut off between tbe
knee and ankle. Tho car in which he was
riding took fire and burned.
The wife of Owen Duffey, of West
Chester, in going down a pair of stairs, at
night, with ber hands too much loaded,
fell over, when tbe pitcher she was carry
ing, broke, and a pieoe of it eat a gash ia
her neck, aovcriog an artery. A few
groans were heard ber husband, who
bad retired, arose, bat found her dead.
Four of the "greatest" European sur
geons were called in to see Garribaldi'i
ancle. Two of them said Ihe ball was
still in it, and two said it was not. Late
arrivals say the ball has been taken oat
of the ancle, and he ia now improving.
CoaptM hlg grin,ed neiaeatn ,ha
, .jmini8ter the oath to persons
paying taxee and making monthly and
other returns under tbe War Tax Laws.
Provost guards have been oat io tbe
counties of Pennsylvania, hnntinc no and
landing to camps man deserters and
stragglers'.
Latest News
Saturday morning's News.
Friday, 10, A.M. Our loss in driving
the Rebels out of Fredericksburg, waa lUO
Sumner's and Hooker's divisions are nearly
all crossed, there, and rrauklio s, brio
Our firing is feebly replied to. The Reb
els have two lines of defence one a mile
from the city, and tbe other a mile back
of that. A contest is expected.
S-iturday Aflernoun'i Xewt.
New Yukk, Dec. 13. A special dis
patch from Washington, dated yesterday,
says it is the opinion of many of the Gen
erals at Fredericksburg, that the main
body of tbe enemy has retired, and that
no determined stand will be made near tbe
city.
Sunday t Aeirs.
II IAD QUARTEB8, IS Till FlKI.D, )
Saturday, 11 A. M. j
The battle, to long anticipated, ia now
progressing.
The morning opened with a dense fog,
which has not yet entirely disappeared.
Gen. Reynolds' corps, on the loft, advan
ced at an early hour, and at 9.15 engaged
the enemy's infantry. Seven minutes
after, the Rebels opened a heavy fire of
artillery, which eontinued np to this time
without interuption. Their artillery fire
must be at random, as a fog obstructs all
view. Our heavy guns are answering
them rapidly. As the sun gets higher,
' ;t j8 hoped that the fog will lift. At this
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writing no results are known. 31 ot much
infantry has as yet been engaged.
A portion of tbe enemy's cavalry crossed
a ford above here, and yesterday were
found en our right rear. A sufficient force
has been sent out to meet then.
ITARitisnuRC, Dec . II 3.P.M.
ISurnsido's army yesterday took the
first line of the enemy's entrenchments
wcre carried at the point of tho
bayonet, after we bad been repulsed,
twice. Tbo slaughter is said to have
been awful. Gen. P.ayard, chief of
cavalry, and Oen.(J.F . Jackson, U .S.A.
! are killed, and a great number of
general and field officers wounded
Our troops slept on tho field, last
night, and would renew the battle
to-day.
Monday' t JVevs.
IlARRisnuno, Pec. 15 12,P.M.
iy messages just received it is sta
ted that the Rebels are surrounded,
and have sent in their terms of sur
render, which have been sent on to
Washington to sco if acceptable.
Gen. Hanks lias landed in North
Carolina, and is marching on Peters
burg. Cabver, operator.
Tuesday Morning's Itwa,
No fighting on Monday. Our wonn-
i n,i pridoners, are the
c of1tl,,c1 rjjw- The 51st an
J 1 anJ were engaged,
, ;ut ve. Pee none killed or wounded
ironi "IU" co,",l-
Dank 3 landed at Winton, probably
to march on Wclilon, X. C.
Jeff Pavis is reported in Tennessee
THE KimtLVl UP TIIK rMKktE."
Fivt humlreil and forty-three vessels
seized by tbe blockading squadrons,wortb,
with their cargoes, forty miliums of Juli
an : erily, ton is a splendid record,
.A . ;t K.,t f .lntl. t tk - .k.
mount o! service rendered to tho
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E00"1 C1BE0 b7 ihia eeweless, noiseless
I gency.
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bat,Ie "old, this taking away the meant ,
of an eoemv is enuallv effeetiv with less
't...Bf i;r. TI...I...,:.. .ip.l ii
is rapidly approaching.
A man in Albany city issued four
thousand dollars in sbioplasters. Threat
ened with tbe law, be began to call tbem
in, and, after redeeming ire thousand, be
repudiated tbe remainder, deolaring it
"a poor, mean business tbe counterfoils
eat up more than the pro&ta." lie suffers
and so do tbe poor holders.
The residence of Panicl Kustorbordcr, i
.r. I .., itnn,k;.
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burned down on Saturday, tbe family
hr,BS "oarccly able to save anyth
I n., .hnnt S' .11111 nf ahieh tl HfM
me.
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inanHn n L. tT ..n a M.i.n.l
was
Rev. I. O. P. Baker, of a Lutheran
eburch in Allegheny eountv. has died
from mortification and amputations result
ing from a felon beginning at tbe second
joint of tbe fore finger of the right band.
Daniel Mostcller, a respected fsrmor of
West Hemlock Tp., Montour Co., civiog
way to despondency on account of some
troubles, baa eommittcd the awful crime
of banging himself in bis barn.
Within five weeks, all tbe four children
of Eld. Beeman, of Columbia, Bradford
Co., Pa., died of typhoid fever. Their
agea were between 10 and 25 years. A
sad affliction, truly.
Or. A. S. Cummings, of Selinsgrnve,
baa been engaged as surgeon in the Wal
nut street Hospital, Harrisbarg, sinoe Sep
tember lsst.
Tbe Will of Washington is said io have
been stolen by the Rebels from Fairfax
C. II., and sold to the British Museum in
London.
J. F. Caalow, of Milton, has been pro
moled to Quartermaster of tho 5th Army
Corps, under Gen. ftatterfield.
A pumpkin weighing 2S9 pounds waa
on exbibition at tbe ofhoa of ibe American
Agriculturist, in New Vork city.
Tbe beginoing of an jor is fouliahnes,
aud its end mpeulauce.
t:Mi'i.oMi:xn 7.i
AGENTS WANTED.
We will par from $15 to -1175 prr rrwnth
and all eiprnsr le active Atvm. or give a
('nimisMoa. Particulars stm iree. A-t lre.
Erie Sewin" Machine rmtipany, K. JAMES,
(iriieral Ageni, Milan, Ohio." Vo'Jy
Time-TauleLewbbur?; U.K. Station.
MOYISU M'KTH.
Frcisht 4 Accuui'u paisc l.rwuhg
Mail Train ilo S-.O I' M
Express lie 6:1J A M
Mithy otorntop. nlT. n AwmmfBliitl trin ,.
up frum auulur,. Nf k.ipn-.. trmu Uuu) Illuming
MOH.M; solTH.
Mail train pass's Lvwisburg t:0 P M
Krcitu 4 AccooiiauitatioD do
Elprcss do 10:4'J P M
If H'HiJtand'a liatsatiiie Confrut will not
rare, in the la! stages of ('iisuinp'.ion. vrt
kaow from eipericncc it attnnls i;rcat relief.
Dyspepsia is a diincult disease lt cure, but
Hiioflan d' (iicaiii UiTTta will soon over
come it. Read Ihe Advt in another column.
New Lewisbur Mail Arranmenis.
To Sunbury. Harrhur;, Lancaster, etc.,
(daily), Uavmail c!us-s at 11) A '!
Phiiad. Through mail closes at S. P M
To lanville. Caiawisa. Keadin?, New Vork
(via Milton, daily) closes at 8, A M
I o lib. vtr siiiw, Muncy, w Mliamspnrt,
Elmira.&c. (dailv) clones at 3-.:st), P M
To Wiurield, New llerlin, Mi'Mirl.uri;, 4c,
(daily) close at A, P M leaves at 7
To .MitMinbnrg, llartlctun, 4c, (daily) clo
ses at 4, P M leaves at 7
To Miltuo and New Columbia, (daily) clo
se at 8, A M. leaves at V
To Bulfaloe X Roads, (iri-weelily) leaves
Mondav, Thursday and Friday af'er the arri
val of the evening malls
Nov. 17, 11B2. W FORREST, P M
Corrected Weekly
Wheat 51,25 Ksgs IS
Rye 70 Tallow H
Corn, old 60 Lard 9
fJats 4U Ham 10
Flaxseed 1,50 (Jlovcr aeed 5 05
Dried Apples. $ 1,00 Wool 40 to;"0
FirkinKuttcr 12 Potatoes 50
Fresh Butter... 20 Country Soap 4X6
Rags 4, 5 and 6 ets
MAP.RJED.
Uf Rot C. H MM. Ulh In.t, tKT.TI STR.r ot
Mimin. Jwuuui, and MlM (iiu. HAthlAKIHU til
Mortbumb-'rlajiil Co.
Bt R,-v J n. HrkT, 'h lt , JOI1 M. FORjTKR t
H.rri.lHirc o.l Mi.. AX MS X. daugbtor of ob.rlir M -HKrken
of NirprBi-or Tp.
By Rev.TY Tltu.. lttfa In.t.. JHN T VA-iKIEK and
BtiaeCAKOLINK KOUBIXS. bi.Ui of Point Tp.
HT Kev O.W StiomB. t in.t . LEW IS II DRtTKE
MlLLKR,uoburv. nd Mi- KI.17.A sUlAN. fliltiwl.
DtCTJ,
LAWRK7?CC SC.nAVRd drtnrxiod on Mnndr,
tht 8tb ttut., is Brady towrxhip, by ttrrakiDs thruoyb
thrirw. Mr. IIvj tteRjptM to rrosw htsmn mill dmw
rruJvrrd Wear' dntwnvta. Hi budy w:u rvt "rwi tL-.rtif
aUTVaMtS but WW Jtltart. Nr. 111 ti )
tliirty tn yemr ot am-and w dim l th tuu.t
tard mail aUrpriinoc ritiw nn of tb t.-wi..h,t..
l-atpr. wife avatl Lurr jall chiliiroo U tuiuru thrir
lad-lfD h. IL.
In Ftintaio Co., Tad.. 2il fj!t..bf injurt rtvll in
fbllmz froni lr-m, KHANIi IAS liXAA, turnrtly Uvm
tjbuBiuliin, I'av la hi 3-J y-r.
Jzm!t:k
BUT II, WUloW ofCbriav
j
r? A C.E.NTLE MAN'S
SIMtVL was left
in the Presbyterian Church on Sabhaih eve-
nine the 7th inst.. which the owner can have
by paying for this notice and calling on
JOS. M. ilUILL.
piIOTOGKAPII ALBUMS,
tho most suitable lloliday Tresents,
For sale by MOWKV,
opposiie the Hank Lewibar?.
IOST betw
j 1 1 th ins
ween S. Geiliies an 1 I. Heaver's,
small Cameo Pl.N, with a
lailv's heat in iwitictl setting. I'lease liave
at s. Od.les' for the owner.
1
Lewislmrg Bridge Election.
-ytvricE is hereby eiven t ihe St.H-l.hol.
IX ders ol the l.ewi.nrS Bn le Company.
that an Klecnon will be helJ at the c.tTioe of
the President, on Mnndav. the ftth day of Jan
uary. Inoj, lor the purpose oi electing ne
President, six Managers Treasurer, and a
Clerk, lo eondiirt ihe concerns ot said Com
pany for one vear.
WIU.IWI CAMERON, President.
I.ewisburu. Dec 1. IHM
FOR SAM-.
k N Inventory was taken of tbe block com
J prism;
H. W. OROTZER'S VARIETY STORE,
"luring his late visit home. The Captain
now oilers
this splendid estalilisliment lor
It is impov-lMe for him ! a'tend lo
business matters. The sword anil musket
now drmand his whole attention. Ihis is a
capital opportunity for some individual who
may be desirous of investing in this line of
trade. The establishment possesses wnle no.
torirty, an ritensive paironase. and is located
m tne most pleasant pan oi our vmase.
Terms liberal.
Nov. 7, T.4
REMOVAL I
THE andfrsignctl has removed her
Milllnm EstaMhhmont
to ihe rooms rfrpntly nrrnpipi! by Tbo. G.
i5rir's Jewelry nhnp. Markft Mrpet, between
Frnnl and Second, where she i prepared io
Slake and Trim Bonnets, Hats,
and other articles in her line, in the best and
handsomest manner. tShf has on hnnd nn
extensive vaneiv of the m' t atirarii vr srv!e.
-f IBonneU.t 'aM.t'hlMrrn Isiats,
Arllllrlal rionern IU!!on.. and
other Millinery Trimming, i" which she in
files the airentinn -f the public.
Thankful for the favors herptof.re ritended
to her, she hoprs the same ceneron pafron
a;e may be retained; and she would also he
happy lo secure a mire extensive ar.naitv
iai.ee. AMANDA L. ZLCKiL
LewUbnrtr, April . lt2
Administrator's notice.
NOTICE is hereby siven, that Letters
of AdrntniMraiiun on the Estate ot
JOHN B. FI?HKR. late of Brady township,
Tmon Co., deceased, have been granted to
the andersicned. by the KegiMt-r of Inmo
eoitniy.m dne form of law; theretore all per
son knowing theimelven indchtfd lo aid
estate are reueMfd u make iiuii.liaie pay
ment, and those bavins jum rlaim u:iui
Ihe same are a No rf,iifted io prt".ia them
propctly uthrniiaifd t-r fn.iivni.
t.t;iK.K HH.I., Mm n'r
Bru.!y 1. lc. , iwi H
JOHN H. B2ALE,
MF.KCIIANT TAILOR
AMU
Ct'Utleuirn'H Furbishing Store,
MarUt Ht., juU aim tli Bank,
2 LEWISUl'RU, PA.
T:ie snbscriter has removed into ihe new
fin,.; I'll ! ci.iriir;' hulls Storeroom of Tboinaa
lie'ji r, i.'-rT ro has just received a large aitd
weii sel'-ctr 1 -.tork of
MEN'S CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cavi,.t'rt'S, fcilk. Shirts, lrawr,
I alsu CI.T A-NU MAKE TO OKlER in lha
tn-t stv l mi st rcaiunabir irrms. Bting
a practical TaiU r, and employing tht bi
wurL;inn, 1 ran cintMemly in file both Uid
and Ar Cudtvutrr do n'l forget tbe Sign
The lied Door!
Mar t, I8M J H BEAMS
New Mand---Iaew Cecils!
JOSEPH L. IIATVX having taken the
tj room untier the Telerrapb aud C'hrcmci
(.iIiccs.rfiiLteJ ih(.iu,and tilled in an eitenkiv
variety of
Hats, Ctpst Gentlrmtn'i Clothing t f.
A!su a ?nr?r am! splendid stock of CLOTHS
CA-"si.Mi:i.i:s, Vc, winch he mak up to
ordr,As he Mil! continues the Tailoring Bukt
ne. lie is prppantl lo execute all work
euirusird tu h. carr.to the -aUilacUon uf lh
euiltimer.
. U. Cntti!i and Repairing1 donft la
order. Lewisbar?, April lo, iSttl
eUFFALO HBUSg
LEWISULHC, VS10X CO PA.
i.tvvts vv.iuvv, lroprltor.
rPIIU, i.cv lluicl is situated opposite th
1 (' 'urt Hour,:ntae moM lahiunatile and
bcautilul par; i.f the town, and for style and
o.t,y.'ii!-:xe can hut te surpassed in Cenirai
I'l:ny!,'an:a.
Tm,e visum? the University, or attending
CYurt. w:l, f.nd it the most convenient and
; centra! public hou-e charges will be tbe
m.'M re-.iir.! e and neither lime or ezpeas
will be spared to bestow every comfort npoa
U. '-o tb 11. ay call. 1'rrsons in toe Uiiuuiy
will be cliar'et S5 cts permeai.
Lewisbur, April 1,
K. R. Zlmmennaa,
MEIICIIANT TAILOR.
MAHKIIT t-nuare, Lecrisbarg, is now pr
part-J to luru.sh OJicers' SIllltairT
C lotlatnic according to reutationaai akort
notice. Alio a general assortment of Cloth,
Catsimers.Ve.Htins anil ready-matieCloihina
Ask at Zimmerman's Red, White & Blue
UNION LOOT AND SUOH
mil
STILL AHEAD! Come one! com all
and examine fur voarselves the largest
and cheapest stock of Home made Boots
anJ whites in t nton conntv !
t- Just receive i a KlitSlt. 8UPPLT of
lit) muJu work at unuscally low prices.
"Quick Sales and Small ProOu"
is the order of the day at M1"S UTS',
Opposite the tiaui:, Lewisburs
SAiMirii:n r sai-omfiek
liT'i'he KA.M1LV SOAP MAKER.
Alt Kitchen Urease ran be made iulo .o4
SOAP b u-itig SAVOMflEH.
I SUireciiona accompanying each Box.
SOAP is as easily made villi ii, as making a
cup of Ci.uVe.
Manufactured only by the Patentees
Pcnu'a Salt Manufuctarins; Companv',
so-127. Walnut SC, riilUUtLTuXl.
Feb 10, ls3yl
rTOi - 1 rT
1.Vl'KNt.K COUPA.NY OF NORT
AMtKICA I'.uiaJelrhia.
(locorirtrfttci, l?bft.)
Capital S'500,000.00
Anactd, Jar.. lfGl - 1.25-1.7I9.SI
a i! r:::: i; t;. coffin, Preaideat
CHAIJI.S I LAl 'l', becretary
Li" B'ii;.lin:s an-inaiiy or perpetnaliy, Mr.
chjn.l.., Ir.ii:i, Furnu'ire, o.c insured, al
curreui rates I'riunuui.
JOHN B. Ll.N.N.
9-tm3 Arnt for Union connty. Pa
Peace Peace !
Dr.xit fr;-i..r.i
.. e l.o. t
ir. itvt p:.imtw.frT'm fr anfry mad tawtfl
t r v u nil. iti ' rrirrw nm euomt
Tin n xi iv V'.r mum, nn J j-nrt of ynur ear,
Aul stv our Lfrv t.o-l? etij otLi r tne itre.
Ami l'iiiii"mt - an i itilt L -t'l. mij 2 if V'sj Dt?
arh an .-riij;ur.- .n Ct iit-a V ja-t stTw tut rtvIL.
llVrr MmslinttmR't 3h''tinjw t"in Try to twnTi evatt
tr-.- Lir lJi- ni.-i 11!! H k'T icfou;
.'ei I'intliK l il ftrn-i Ii.r liu-t-r- ni nwtu.
V. f we r. ;Uj tu.uia VI Ihir tvi ?btra U. tUksi.
Wx'rv rTts. 71 - p" an-: Or-r-s-f-, tf rrtinMi: fsslrltv
Anil lfvlit nvi-1 rS.-lrnr- f-r r am! MrtA.
H.-'.f .-fun tp Nt. in l l.ilw,r ft-r m- stnj Vr be
"'ii- ph tk-rn ft r litsiie-s l ul u't ii-! in tvy.
WT Oi! rinvh ? r)-t-tS) tr rltT Sowr.
H-r r...n Fr nr wintow n l Kris: M taut laWnsT,
'. Ht Rr unit Hat k-1- nd I l.t.-!-r' of imti,
W- t- .ur- nJ O il- IVr i'Eoi-tca or CstiSL
iVi roll snt pxttriltv. rt lnt ifit !. h-f;
I-.q'H f.it l H- -i V-rh. ( Ptr-rt,ret-rvf s-wi
University at Le'.vfckr.
The nett ie;on w;i! open on Taurda
mortupr. "tri. .h, in Lht;
coi,i.k:e.
Ai'AI'K.M Y, anrl
FiiMALE INSTITUTE.
J. K. 1,(H)M1.S. rreaitral
I.n nf-flin-n
5rw M)Ie or inMtrily ialortw Plrtartr,
f r tho
.V vjit Lantrrn (C Iwffinj Mac oyparatm
Lanbrni an-l Mrt. with th" txtt ImprofsV
rint. f.r uMtf tnd irivat Ktititi:v.
Thert tJ -m-i-i' Btsijta t-lat-tl-p rW-m wr-H II1t,
ti N. is r.-tnrt Vi.-w. iti litf lti.t Ih-U.'jr
of ttiv I ni i;i1 t'i l;vlvlihn li ; arrisn
I'n r T'ti)---an Ivtai'Ms -NsUuisJ llunory al
oth.-r hr:tn-h -t N tii- nini Ail.
kut; iimtrtM-itoii iiio-n to i-ur-hut. Fur a vnplete
CialailosuH oi LL avbufe, n ; 1 to
W lAV.-.Ft'ltV.
lmSfJ tl). Box U. I'hiluarlpli.sk P
HEMOVAL!
I.. MOWKV has remnve.l his (l:o
rnili i:Ntnh!lislmirnt to ii
New Ituiliiini; on Maikri sireet. res-rnilv '"
rv,4 by )r. B'irl.tn. ol'P.lslIi: THK
U NK, whrre he h.is line.! up n.e of th
Finest Galleries in tho Country!
ILiviiiS supen-r tar. hue. ai'l a Ions J-
r-i
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