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It 91.SO per Tear, always In Advance.
"THE UNION," established in 1S14 Whole No., 2.612.
CHRONICLE," establish. In 1813Whole No, 991.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1863.
rtBUMIKi SEgMtkiElT
TjfsJay Morninj & Friday Afternoon.
m.Ai tee go to prat, the MU in liar-
rislurg art ringing, newt having reached
tliere at noon 'that Charleston hat alien !
.W--Sotae Bi hundred rebel prisoner
y.cu iu . special tram, enow
eleven o'clock last Sunday night. They
wete brought from some of tb Northern
vamps, bound for Dixie io exchange for a
like number of Union prisoners.
tThe bouse of the heirs of William
Van Valzab, dee'd, ai Huffaloe X Hoadu,
"Union Co., wis burglariously entered, last
'Thursday night, and robbed of a Urge
-amount of wearing apparel, principally
belonging to tbe young ladiis. No clue
to the thief has yet been discovered ; but
whoever he tnty bate been, we consider
4im "mighty mean" thief, to steal
oot)g ladies' dresses when dry-goods are
o high. He should be taken under a
bed aod talked to.
KL.Tbe per6diou, treasonable and in
sulting course which tbe Lewisburg Aryut
hs systematically pursued lately, has been
severely rebuked by some of our soldiers,
gainst whom its villifications have been
partially directed. We have not noticed
any of tbe traitorous productions of that
beet recently, because its own outrageous
language is sufficient condemnation; but
We cheerfully allow tbe insulted soldiers to
express their righteous indignation in our
columns. We believe that all the officers
whose names are sigoed to tbe resolutions
re of Democratic proclivities.
James Coupxa, formerly Whig Assem
blyman from Adams county, Pa., aod af
terwards a U. S. Senator from thia State,
returned to bia oative State of Maryland,
nd was serving as a Brigadier General in
the Union service, when be died, last
week.
aWTbe following extract from private
letter we publish by request of friend of
the writer. This soldier uoderstandatbe
proper status of tbe Africans, and of tbe
Copperheads also :
" Miner's Hill, Va., March 25.
" We are now in nioe place, within
six miles of Wsshiogtoa. Wa get plenty
to eat, aod bave a good deal of duty to do,
but it in not so hard aa on tbe front.
There are a good many tkedaddlers eom
ing back to tbe regiment.
" I like tbe sentiment, of your letter
very well; and if those Copperheads
would come down and go to soldiering,
they would not think so much about the
'nigger;' aod if we have to eome up
there to enforce tbe draft, we will shell
them out. They ought to think of their
friends who are fighting down here, aod
top tbeir fussing. I think the nigger
baa aa good a right to lose bis life as s
white man ; and I say, let tbem fight.
We are doing our share; and afier we
cball bave licked tbe South, we will then
attend to the traitors at borne.
" We will soon give tbe Rebels enough
to do. I think this summer will end the
war, one way or the other. We are all io
good spirits, and think we will come ont
11 right jet. J. W.t
Co. D, 6th P. R. C.
Wben Gen. liurnside passed through
Altoona, there waa a fussy, pompous Dem
ocratic leader, named 1'uUt, who calls
bimself "General" and who refused to be
introduced to Gen. Burnside ! This pub
lie insult caused bis being rjeeted from
tbe room, aod be is since discharged from
place be held nnder tbe Uailroad. Tbe
truth is, since Ciysoer sod tbe other
leader refused to bear both Johnson end
Wright, the Copperhead begin to hate
every Union soldier.
A Stabbing Affair. On Tuesday-
last, Mr. Adams, on the Lackawanna &
Bloomsburg Railroad was severely
tabbed in the neck by Joseph Vastine,
on of Dr. Vastine of St. Louis, formerly
of Cattawissa. The affair took place in the
parlor of Mr. Vankirk's hotel, in Northum
berland, shortly after the arrival of the
train there, Mr. Vastine having been
passenger in tbe train from Cattawissa.
Mr. Adams, it appears, felt himself
annoyed by Mr. Vastine, and ordered him
to leave tbe room, when Mr. Vastine
assumed a threatening position with an
open knife to prevent Mr. Adam going
Nr. Adams then took op a chair,
when Vastine closed upon him, striking
turn in the neck with hi knife. Mr.
Adams bled profusely, but fortunately the
knife did not strike the jugular vein,
though near it, We trust be will toon
recover from bis wounds, and be enabled
to resume bis duties. Sheriff Waldron
aa one of tbe physician called in to see
Nr. Adam, from whom wa learned the
bovn fact. Mr. Adam if gentleman
of a quiet and peaceable disposition, wbo
hu the aympathy of tbe oommuoily in
bis affliction. Mr. Vastine bad a bearing
before Judge Jordan on WadnJ...
was releaaad on .,..;.. . ' .
,. nona tor
XI lal iniiaaMMita saw .
Hi appearance at the next sessions.
Sunbury American.
A would-be prophet down South lately
id in one of hi sermons tbat be "was
wot to redeem tbe world and all things."
Whereupon a native pulled out Coo fed
fe thiopla.w and asked bia to fork
the tpecie for it.
AU hall, Western Virginia !
The vote toward makiog Western Vir-
. 6,nu ree a,M lnt unanimously
I io Ul f,or- Sinoa b Rebel h,Te ,U,le
8n0rg how themselves, Liberty and
Uuion naturally go together. The etate-
! roent in ,he Copperbe.d papers, that
,oldicr( preied peopie ftom Totiog jg .
lie m far as regirdi Union people : the
llebel murderers would have been arrested
hid they appeared at the polla. It is
great victory over the Slave power.
HakuMxiiubo, April 3.
Warmer mora Spring like.
The Aet for draining wet or epouty
laoda was limited to L'yeoming, Union,
Snjdcr, Bradford, Juniata, Dauphin, and
Indiana.
Tbe Anti-Emancipation Resolutions in
the Ilouae passed by party vote. For
merly Democrats boasted of their willing
ness to pay their ahare in abolishing
slavory, and bearing a part of the loss :
now they will not pay a dollar even to
take away that prop of tbe Rebellion.
Tbe Senate adopted the rule of five
minu'e speeches, and bave passed the
Appropriation Sill with various amend
ment. W.
Geo. F. M'Farland, late Principal of
the Academy in Freeburg, Synder Co., is
now Lieut. Col. of tbe 151st I'a. Vols., in
Virginia. In letter to tbe liarrieburg
Ttlrgrojih, dated 21st ult., be ay :
Tbis army will fight against traitors,
not ouly iu tbe South, but wherever found;
aod Northern doughfaces and traitors will
find this a fact to their aorrow if cowardice
does not prevent them from putting their
tory decriuea and contemptible threat,
into practice. 1 nave beard many rejoice
over the conscription aot, and aay, 'the
time of ay enlistment will expire by such
a lime, but if lam then needed toeoforce
tbe conscription act at tbe North, 1 am in
fur anvtlter term.' Others say, 'Southern
traitors are bad, but those in the North,
who prolong the war by giving aid and
comfort to them, and by embarrassing and
opposing the efforts of tbe Administration
to crush tbe rebellioo, are thrice guilty of
treeson of tbe meancat and most eoutempt
ible character.' And bow Can tbey say
otherwise T
General Sickle in a reeent order told
tbe truth very pointedly wben be said
tba army of the Potomac, never so formi
dable aa it ia to-day, proud in ita loyalty,
its fortitude, and in tbe memory of ite
beroio sacrifices, acorning the eraven cry
of peace wbeo peace is impossible without
dishonor, awaits, with impatieoee for tbe
coming bour, wben new vietoriea will
grace ita standards and complete ita noble
mission.
Would it not be humiliating and dis
graceful if eome of its veteran troops would
have to be sent North to put down treason
aod rebellion among tbe very men
from whose bearthstonea they bave kept
a savsge and relentless foe for many long,
weary months! But I earnestly hope
tbis way never be neeeeaary. I believe
whenever the roads and weather permit,
thia army will etrike; and wben it does
strike, it will be with an irresistible force
and unconquerable determination which
will rout the armed tebels of tbe South,
and eauae tbeir more cowardly brethren
of tbe North to hide tbeir heads in shame,
as did tbe cowboys of tbe Revolution.
A Voice from Crotzer'a Company.
Correspondence of tb Star A Curoutele.1
At a meeting held by tbe men of Com
pany D, 150th Reg't P. V, March 28,
1863, tbe following preamble aod resolu
tions were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, we have notieed with much
ehagrio, from time to time, tbe secession
tendency of tbe Lewitburg Argttt, aod tbe
artful manner in which somo articles bave
been promulgated, to mislead tbe masses,
and that the whole tone of tbe sheet is of
a nature to depress lb cause of liberty,
to dishearten those in the field, to discour
age those at home, and alao, that eertain
allusioos casting a reproach upon the pro
ceedings of tbis Regiment in regard to ita
msetiog of March 11, 18G3, have been
published ; therefore,
Resolved, That we are unconditionally
engaged to put down tbe Rebellion ; that
we are willing to aacrince tbe comfort of
borne, and endure tbe daogers and priva
tions of tbe field, bnt we demand it a a
right as a dnty whieh w owe each other
tbat we should be heartily initained at
home.
Resolved, That we regard the publica
tion of tbe aforesaid paper as an injury to
tbe cause in which w are engaged ; and
tbat we condemn in tbe strongest terms
the issue of tueh a glaring outrage ; tbat
we ask our loyal friend at borne to return
to tbe Grand Jury of oar eonnty, at it
next session, a paper so anon at variance
with true loyalty.
Resolved, Tbat tbe resolutions passed
by the meetiog of Mareh 11, 1863, met
with onr approval, because tbey were of a
patriotic character, and encouraging in
every way the suppression of this accursed
iveoeiuon ; and tbat every intimation by
the Aran or from an? other source, that
the vote of any single aaa in thia Compa.
"J wee not a tree, eonuiiantinna ana ia an
insult to onr patriotism and manhood.
Keeolved, Tbat we enter the eomioi
campaign with hope, eoofidenoe, nnd a
i.s waa .ope, ens.
aeierminaiion to (land bv our eountrv to
me end, until not a voioe ahall be heard
a . .
against her, and nntil bar undivided
treegta shall show her greatneas and
glory.
Resolved, Tbat tbe editor of the Star
f- Ckronide be end are hereby requested
to publish the above preeeediag.
E. U. WEIDENSAUL, Pre.
Pound 8TotJOHrow( Vico Tie.
C. HAhbOM, 8to.
The father of tbe writer of tbe fol
lowing leMer, waa Ilenry Kostenbader,
wbo lived and died in Wbite Deer town
ship, Union county. - lie waa considered
the father of Democracy, being a real
Jackson Democrat,wbich means something
more aod better than giving aid and com
fort to Kebela aod opposition to tbe best
Government on earth. lie bad, we think,
ten ' sons, five of whom, including Klias
moved west The old gentleman waa a
man of truth aod honesty, aod hi aon
inherit tbe ame qualities.
Curuu limn, Auinu,)
Much 18th, mo3.
Being an old reader of your valuable
paper, I must, ask the indulgence of a
eorner to give your readers a little news
from the shores of the great father of
waters, aod bow we feel io regard to tbe
present crisis.
Wo left Memphis, on the 3d inst.
Stopped 25 miles this side of Lake Provi
dence, where we lay the greater part pf
three days on an Island. We were
ordered to return up the river : we went
again a little over 200 miles, which
brought us in sight of Helena. We landed
abont 8 miles below, where we went into
camp,on tbe Arkansas sbore,llth inst. It
is a very low eampiog ground, and the
river is still on tbe rise. From the infor
mation that I can gather, we are to go to
Moon Like from here. Tbe mouth of
Yeiio pass (the entrance from the Missis
sippi river to Moon Lake, which was but
lately opened for boats to pass through,)
it right opposite our camp. Part of
Qutnby a Division left us last week and
; bv gone into the Yaioo pass. Tbe
j h f . , - .
and tbey are in good spirits, thinking tbe
North is still gotting more in earnest
abont this war more determined to con
quer or die in tbe fight.
There was great fear among a great
many soldiers, tbat the Copperheads of lbs
North-western States would succeed in
creating a revolution at borne. But onr
! last intelligence gives us the information
tbat tbey are not as successful in their
fiendish designs, as tbey had anticipated.
We hope aod trust tbat tbe conscript
bill, tbat baa become a law, will be
put in force, and tba requisite number
of aoldiers be brought into tbe field, so as
we can press this war, aod bring it to an
end. Let it not be prolonged on aeeount
of tbe lack of men on our side, if all the
voluntary patriots bave left home. I
hope, if it is necessary, every one in the
Northern Statea has that much blood run
ning in bis veins, as an heirship from tbeir
forefathers, to leave tbe quietude of a
happy land, and follow tbeir brothers
that have gone before, to defend their
country's flag.
The Rebel sympathising horde of tbe
North, we trust will have little mercy
shown toward them. You may rest
assured, that, if we could level our guns
oo such characters, that live in the North
ern State and yet sympathise with
Rebel in arms, we would look sharper
and pull tbe more severe at the trigger,
for we bate them tbriee worse than tie
Rebels before us,
So much from a member of Company
G, 93d Reg. III. Vol. loft. The half of
this eompany is ompoiei of men that
used to be citixens of the Old Keystone
8tate, many of tbem from Union county.
Your very truly,
Ei.ias Kostisbader.
CorrMpoa4.Dc of tfa Star A Cbroalel.
Cmr or m Sth In P. R. 0.
Mlo.r'. Hill, Va, March 20, 'SS.
Searleaand I arrived here on tbe 26 nit
and found tLa boy all in good health and
nit-it).
Recently we have had a reorganisation
of officers io our regiment. The followiog
are tbe Staff Officers: Lieut. Col. Dare
commands tbe Regiment ia lien of Col.
Fisher, wbo mos tb Brigale; Capt
Larimer of Co. E, ia Major ; Lt. Caldwell
of Co. K, is at pressnt acting Adjutant ;
Effenger L. Reber is Seret. Major. The
Company Officers are as follows. Those
marked with a star from Lewisborg.
Co. Castala lit Lint 9d Lieut
A Wilson 8 nay Russell
B Slater 'Mots Kiener
U Smith M'Gaoghey 'Poller
D W.H.M Call T. B. Keed J B. Dayton
B Dinsmore Lucas Helta
F M'Pherran 8haw Baelr
G Wolfe Hildebrand Willoot,hby
H v Paxtoo Khodea M Nally
I Porter 8ope Cover
K Collins Caldwell Baynea
Our immediate Compaoy Officer, as
far aa I can ascertain, are liked very
well Our Captain, wbo has recently been
aeting Adjutant, has now taken command
of s, to the delight of all the boy.
Our Regiaent at present number about
three hundred for duty. Our company
famishes seventeen privates, nod seven
non-eommissiooed officers for duty. A
nd decrease, is it not 1
W have now a grant deal of duty to
perform, too aueh, in fact Fatigue
parties are sent out daily, besides large
picket, camp and head quarter guard.
Wben brought hero wo thought it wu for
rest and to recruit our ahattered ranks;
but pretty rest we're having, indeed !
Tbe health of tbe boy i excellent, with
lbs exception of (light colds, brought on
by the frequent change of weather at this
essoo of lb yew.
Our camp is pleasantly situated and
well laid out, about ix miles from Wash
ington. Boiog encamped on a bill, tbe
ground dries up very rapidly, wbieh makes
it much more pleasant than it otherwise
would be.
We bave no drilling whatever, at pres
ent, as the weather won't permit it.
Occasionally we bave dress parades, at
which the entire brigade turns out. On
these occasions tbey make quite a fine
appearance, a tbe men are all expected
to bave tbeir shoes blacked and accoutre
ment in good condition.
The all absorbing topio of discussion for
tbe present ia the paymaster. We have
now five months pay due us, and the boy are
aadly in need of fund. A great many of
tbe men bave families at home wbo look
to them for support ; and how ia it to be
done if we are not paid up promptly ?
The rehas been great esrelassoe? abown in
tbisespeet throughout the entire army;
and 1 think it lime the matter should be
looked into aod remedied.
It seems as if some of our former pro
fessed friends (perhaps enemies) are
losing considerable of tbeir wonted enthu
siasm in regard to thia war. This should
not be. Every one should try and in
duce deserters to return (according to tbe
President's proclamation), and attend to
tbe enforcement of the coming draft : and
every one wbo resists it, or aids in resistiog
it, should meet a traitor's doom, (and tbat
is bemp) for tbey deserve it equally as
much as Jeff. Davis, prbape more, a be
is bold enough to own it ; the sooner it i
done the better it will be for the eountry.
There is only one feature in this conscrip
tion bill tbat don't meet my approval, and
that ia the paying of a fine of 8300 in I
order to avoid tbe service. Tbis, I think
should not bave been insortsd, as a rich
man has all in bis favor, whereas a poor
man "stands no show."
Samuel Reed ha returned to the com
pany, look well and hearty. We bave as
yet heard nothing of Serg. M 'Michael.
I an afraid he is no more. One more
sacrifice to tbis heartless and causeless
rebellion.
Thanks for the papers sent m. Us
"soger boys" always bail anything in tbe
abape of reading matter with joy. A
' (light bint, yon know, for ome more of
tbe same sort.
G. W. S.
rua tu aria a unoatcu.
Semi-Weekly Mewi 85 Teara old.
THE
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racket.
1 AXCA8TKH: Printed by Jon Drjur-. iVQii itrwt
April 1, 1778.
Thomas Persoos advertises a Mare
takeo np by him, "near Bald Eagle creek,
Northumberlaod county."
Ensign Forbes, found guilty of "coward
ly behavior'' on a eertain night, it was
ordered that he be extensively published.
To be LT, for a term of years, that
noted tavern and Ferry, known by tbe
name of Harris', on Susquehanna, with a
sufficient quantity of meadow aod pastur
age thereto adjoining.
(Were John Harris in ay room on tbi
Hill to-day, he would bave bard work to
find bis "tavern," bis"ferry" or the"mead
ow and pastarage thereto adjoining."
April 8, 1778.
THE GAUAXT TOirXTUR.
Cobm oo. mj hearts of trmparad etee),
And laave joor (irla aad farm.
Vour .porta and playa and holidays,
Ab4 bark aaay to aroial
Aad to oooque.t wa will K" will go will t
And to eonqacat wo will go.
A soldier la a aratlemao.
His honor is bi. lite.
And be tbat won't land to Ms poet,
WiU ne'er stand by bis wife.
for lore aad honor are tba saaM,
Or alee so aar allied
That neither ean exist alona
Bat Sourish side by side.
e e e a
Wall char T. the foe from pott to post,
Attack their work and lines.
Or by some well laid stratagem
We'll auke tbe la nil burgoyaea.
And when thia war ia over, boys.
Than down we'll sit at rase,
And plow aad sow, and reap aad BKWa
And lira just as we please.
Baeh hearty lad shall take his law,
All beaming like a star,
Aod in her softer areas forget
Tbe dangers ol tbe war.
Tba rising world shall sing of na
A tbonsaad years to eome.
And to their children's children tell
Tbe wonder, we hare dona.
XaxoaaVr, April i, 177b. P.
Adjutant Oeneral 8cammel adverts to
tbe losses aod hindrances of too much
baggage, and urge officer to bave as little
aa possible, and put it all io portmanteaus
or valise made of duck, as transportation
will be as much aa may be on peck bone.
(Think of that, ye dandy offioer wbo load
down Railroads with your extras and
"duds I")
April 17, 1778.
The most common Advertisement are
bout stolen horse Runaway Irish,
English, Scotch and Negro "Servant"
and Deserters, wbo took away various
kinds of property with them.
April 29, 1778.
"Notice is hereby given to Beojsmia
Woser Esq. of Northumberland county to
join hi regiment immediately, or ho will
be treated aa a deserter."
Tin Dmbrtirs from the 13th Pa. Reg.
are advertised, by name and personal des
cription. Rebecca Tbcnii of Vincsnl towoihip'
advertise man calling himself John
Jones, express rider, who, with preten
ded warrant, took her hone, saddle, and
bridle, to go to Beading, and return aa
soon as possible. A be did not return,
she offers $-0 Reward.
. Tbe Legislature of Maine have formal
ly eodorsed the emancipation Proclama
tion of the President The township
Elections are almost two to one Republican.
Tbe Tory Legislature of New Jersey
adjourned on W edoeaday last, and so re
joiced were the loyal eitisen of Trenton
thereat, that tbey fired n ealute of 200
guns over its death.
Latest IJTev7G
Clakksvili.e, April 3. Last night
tbe steamers Relapse and Lizzie Mar
tin were fired into below Clarksville,
on the Cumberland river. Both
escaped capture. Several other boats
are below. -The Luminary is safe at
Fort Donelson. The gunboat St.
Clair engaged the enemy and was
crippled, but was repaired to-day at
Fort Donelson.
LonisriLLE,April 3. At Morfrces
boro it is rumored that a number of
bridges are being constructed across
the Tennessee, above Florence, to
connect the llebel armies of Tennes
see and Mississippi.
Washington, April 3, 1863. On
Tuesday last tne Rebel Captain Mos-
; by visited Centre ville, with his no-
torious guerilla band, numbering
about sixty, dressed in Federal uni
forms. Tbey left for Drainsville or
i ts neighborhood, and on Wednesday
morning a squadron of the rirst
Vermont cavalry came upon them at
a plantation where they were bivou
acked. Mosby's men were dismount
ed, and received our cavalry with a
fire from behind fences, which stam
peded some of the raw soldiers. The
fight soon became desperate. Mosby
threatened his men with death, if
they flinched, and himself wounded
Capt. Flint with his revolver five
times, killing aim. Lieutenant
Grout, of the Vermont cavalry, and
seven men were also killed. Our
loss was about Sixty killed, wounded
and prisoners.
Mosby was in the bouse neon the
plantation when he was surprised ;
but we learn that he rallied his men
with lightning-like celerity, and when
our squadron broke he pursued and
hacked them severely. The guerilla
chief received a severe sabre cut on
the forehead.
CorTKtrd Weekly
Wheat f 1,40 Eggs I 14
Rye 85 Tallow 10
Corn, old 75 Lard 10
Oats 50 Pork 5
Flaxseed 2,50 Clover seed 4,50
Dried Apples. $1,00 Wool 40 to50
FirkinButter 12 Potatoes. 62
Fresh Butter... 20 Side & Shoulder 8
Rags 4, 5, and 6 Rib & Shoulder 6
Country Soap 4 & 6 Haa 11
MARRIED,
Oa the Mb Inst. by Rev. R. A. Flak, SAMCCt 8TCR
MK of Lower AucusUTp . and aUasAMti KUZABCTB
DOKNSIFf of Cnlllieauaque I p.
By Bee. Thomas 8h-rloek. 2d hart-, ALttRT MOT KB
aad Nisa MARY A.COLSUKR, both of Ssliaefrove.
By Rev. A. n. Hottenstaia, Itth ult, GRORGR
At HAND aad Miss V10LKTTA OkMBCRUNO, both
of near Shamokin Dam.
By Rev. A. 0. Dole, 24tb nit. IDWAID HUSSKT aad
LIZZie W. KIKfrKR,allof atiltsa.
DlrOa
la Cast Buflaloa, Sd Inst. WILLI Ast HURT, son of
ft. Mr ead h.rin Ua.d.. mmmA .mm. IO M..lk.
and 24 days. I
In Chester, on tne 1st last , MARCUS, son of William
nnd Abby Carothera, fermerlajof Lewieburg , aged about
VI years. i
In Turbut Tp., Nortb'd Co.. oa the lath alt- after a 1
short illness, MART, consort of the lata Andrew fol laser,
In tbe J 1st year of ber age.
In Milton, oa the tli ult, SUSANS A BOWIR, age
77 years.
In fellnarrova. on the Slit alt. Mrs. HARRIET B,
win of Ueorge W. Keller, ia ber Sutb year.
In Sunburv. tld ult, DAVID STtDMA!f. navel M y.
Estate of David Simpler, dee'd.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Whereat
letters of administration on the estate
of DAVID SIM PI.ER, late of White Deer T,
in union county, deceased, have been gran
ted tc the undersigned, all persona knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment ; and those
having claims against it will present them
properly authenticated for settlement to
THOMAS ARBIICKLE, Admin'r.
Uniontown, April 6, 1863. a
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WINDOW SHADES.
ESThe largest and finest assortment ia ihe
city, at the lowest prices. Blinds Painted and
Trimmed equal to new. 8 lore Shades made
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THE subscriber afters for tale tbe Farsa
upon which he resides, in Eaai Buffa
loe township, a mile and a half aoaihof iew
isbnrc. It eontaina 61 Acres more or less.
all cleared and in a good state of cultivation,
together with 10 aerea of Timber Land near
by. The Farm Improvements are a frame
feel Dwelling nouse, rraaae oara, tenant
Larm House, and suitable Outbuildings. A
good Spring near the house, aad a stream of
water Bows through the farsa. Alao all kiada
of fruit, of the best varieties.
Brown, eas, b, Pe.ay and Gundy. youth by
sne iarm is Dtiuuueu on toe norm oy . i
the Rmoketown
an aad rivet road, watt y Jacob
Gondv.
For Term, inquire on the premises.
April 6. '63m6 GODFREY DECK.
FOUND Recently, beiween Lewiaburg
and BnHUloe X Roada. a swell black
PORTFOLIO (locked), which the owaev can ,
have by calling at thia office, authenticating,
aud r)'D; for this adr't. March 31
TO J AX COLLECTORS.
ALL Collectors knowing themselves in
debted for taxes for the year 1862 and
previous Tears will pay over their indebted
ness by May Coon at furthest. AH Collec
tors will immediaiely proceed and collect the
War Tai, as tbe bounties to pay the volun.
leers to fill up the old regiments must ke paid,
aetl for support of tbe families. Tbe War
Tax is now legalized and approved by the
Governor. Mat23 J. A. M ERTZ, Treaa.
HILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS!
a WE have the pleasure of informing
yon that wa are now prepared to offer,
at uur Old Stand Noa. 103, 10 & 107 North
SECOND Su, PHILAU'A. a well selected
8 lock of Milllaery aad Straw Good
ia every variety, of the latest impartutvmt,
aad of the newest and moat fashionable styles.
OVR STRAW DEPARTMENT
will comprise every variety of Bonnets, Hata
aod Trimmings to be found ia that line, of tbe
latest and moat approved shapes and styles.
Soliciting an early call, I remain
Yonrs. Respectfully, H. WARD.
Philad., March 16, 18634
ESTABLISHED, 17GO.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
14 It 18 CHAMSKS ST.,
(ronuerly 43 Chambers street, he" Tork.)
WOULD call tbe attention of Deal ft. to
to the articles of his manufacture,? i :
BOWS KM FT.
Maeaboy, Deauiros,
Hue Rappee, fare Vlrrlnla,
Cuarse Kappse, Nacb.locbee,
anseriTa" Ueatleasaa, Uteuhegea.
lULOW Hiltr.
aooteh, Uoney Dev Scotch,
liifh Toast Scotch, 1Mb iiooy lev Scotch,
Irian Ul(b Toast or Land j fool, frees Scalca.
JJ-JtttHium as coUei te Ms ieror rcrfucneej aa nrkes .
W-tus tAranae oaal dsieii no Jcduscvs, mam wui te
uaaat if a Suftnar iuoiilf.
TUB tUU.
noKiae. sixa ct-r tuiai5a. astoinro
Long, P. a. or plain, B. Jago,
No. 1, Caeenuish. or Sweet, eeoa.
No. g, Bweet eceatad Oroaoao, Caaaster,
No. 1 IS B3s4, Tin foil Carsudish, Turkish.
Uranulated.
K. Lt. A circular of prices will be sen too
application. (March 16, '631)
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.
WHEREAS, oo tbe 1st day sf March,
1S5S, the Burgess and Town Council
of the Borough of Lewiaburg passed an Or
dinance directing that the pavements on tbe
east side of Fifth street, be of ihe width of
tea feel from the building line to the curb, and
by the same ordinance required the same to
be made one square north and one square
south from Market street, now,
Be it further enacted by the authority of the
same, That Ibe owners of property alone tba
east side of said street south of Market shall
make their pavements in pursuance of said
ordinance, and the aame are hereby required
to be made south from Market atreet to St.
Catharine's street; tbe aame to be completed
oa or before the Kith day of May, A. D. 1S63.
8AM'I. H. ORW1U, Burgsas.
Aran WM. JON KS, Town Clerk. March 2, t.
WHEREAS, it has been deemed eip'di
eni, by the Chief Burgess and Town
Couueil of tbe Borough of Lewiaburg, to
adopt a different form of proceeding, so as to
change Ihe manner of conducting tbe affairs
of the said Borough with .. view to better Ihe
financial condition, and to insure amor; safe
and convenient mode of transacting business,
etc., therefore.
."V7l . ' l 17 V
Council of the Borough of Lewisburg and ,
at an harnhw nsritrl IS at f ha anthnritfa? rf ikata i
same. 1st, That the Offices of the Board
(to wit: Towa Clerk and Borough Treasurer)
shall not be held by one person.
Sd. That the Collectors of the Road and
Poor Tai of tbe said Borough ara not allowed.
and by Ibis ordinance are prohibited from
receiving in payment of tai, any ordeia what
ever eicept said orders are issued by diree
tioa of tbe Council, signed by tbe Burgess,
and attested by Ihe Clerk.
3d, That all orders issued by the Street
Commissioners and also by the Overseers ori
J X. J, , 1 i j L
upon a borough order, properly attested, be
issued to the said holder for said amount, and
the Street or Poor orders be charged to the
proper officer, to be accounted for, in his
settlement with said Borough.
4th. That this act is to take effect, and ro
inio operation, at the time of the organisation
and election of the Officers of the said Town
Council for the ensuing year.
By order or the Council.
SAM'L H. ORWIG, Burgets.
Amur: WX. JONES, Towa Clerk. Marsh X, '
Furniture 1 Furniture ! !
Broke Out in a New Place 1
BUREAUS,
from S10 to SIS.
FIXE DRESSING BUREAUS,
rrosa Ji to Ida.
SECRETARIES, DESKS, tc. ttc.
diflentit pi-Mata.
BEDSTEADS,
frem S ts t4-(a different patUiras aad latest styles.
TABLES,
ExUasioa, 11 test and upwards. Centre, PWr, Rod, Card,
Dining (twn aisf), Braes fast, msde of any hind of
wood desired, but Walnut, Matuaysny aad Mjqq
wood always aa band for the trade.
STANDS,
Tepoy, Whet-Not, Sewing, Aa. Ac,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, latest patterns'
CHAIRS,
CflHsawdp tatirf Arm, SerVinf, Pirlor Chain ttiwjn
oa kiad; tvlm, Cam Snai, Lvg Rockr asd Nora,
WbMltwr Chairs, larg ud mall Roekvra, TatM
ua (Juliana caatn, ai-raya oa aaao.
1 U W Hi u-tC A V BlSvUU J u It-1 xv A 1 a, ,
Rnilk' anrl SHOW TASKS. Ac.
BOOK and SHOW CASES, Ac.
Fnruitwr of aujr own manufacture, insured
'fine year.
P. 8. I intend, ia a short lime, (as soon as
I can ret up a fine Hearse.) to attend to the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS I will keep
- -
some iweaty-UTe or more oinerent sued "Jol-
J - '""J "
- ... mmmr . . '
thaa has ever been done ia Lewisbarg. Call
and see before purchasing elsrwhera.
REPAIRING done immediately.
CHAS. 8. BELL, Ckamitrlin't Block.
Lewi. bars. Vek. ta. I HAS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
for tale by
MOW R If,
Furniture Establishment
FOR SALE.
THE undersigned, desirous of closing oat
'business in Lewisborg before lb mitt,
ile nt April, offers, at Private Sale, the enuia
outfit of bis shop, consisting of
Tools, Furniture, tie., fcc,
at ff.rmer prices. He also offers a fin Hearse,
March , '63 SOLOMON VOL'SO.
1
THE ASSES.SORS.The Assessment.
for 1863 will be ready for delivery about
the Iftih of March. Please call at the Com.
missiooera' Office aad rrreive them.
A. KENNEDY, Clark
LATEST NEWS!
JL'S r as we go to press, we received a dia.
patch stating that theft would ba a huge
lot ol
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens, Grape Vines,
Ac. etc, for sale at this place, in tbe Dprmg.
t'a a Xurtery each $id of th Ritr.
Tbey will be brought from tbe old La arte
Ridge Nursery, formerly belonging to Ltwia
O. Hummer, but now to baiixsa, Lawia da
HcKMsa, wbo have entered into a co-pailner-sbip
for the purpose of establishing a regular
Nursery at tbis place. The old Laurel Kidge
Nursery is snuaied in Adams Co. Pa., ia a
well-establiahed nursery, and contains aa
good a variety of trees as any ia the cliatcuf
f enn'a or New York. Mr. Momraer.has had
eonsiAerable experience in tba aastaeas from hie yonta.
The public can cspect larsr. weU-formet Treea, of tbe)
beet aad latent Taritiee. Penona wlshiag to purcbaaa
of tbie trm. bad better send ia their ordwrs see, aa
tbat we ean brine tbe kinds desired; bnttherawillbeniasn
trees broozbt from the Nursery than will be nmwiy
to ftll onlvrs, aad purchasere ean therefore see the treaa
before buyina.if tb.y wish to. We aaaea a 1U4 of treea
which we ba.e on hand ; but we csa not convenient w
ennaseratetha different vara-ties; but the pnbiiawiU
and a catalogue at the Dtaw Saving lastitatioa.
Apple treaa, to 10 feet hlch, from 15 te 10 cta.aaah
peach, from la feet bun. 12 to IS eta. each
gtaod.rd Pear. S to 4 feet high. W to SO eta. eaak.
v;mrr rar. S to 4 fert high, to 40 eta. eaah.
Cherry. S to S feet high, 24 to IT eta. each.
Hums, on plum stocks. 4 ta fcet high. SOets eaah
KectariDM, guineas, and Apricots, 2acU. eaah.
Oraee Vines, rjrte to a $1 each.
Carranta, iu to lSets each. Uooeeberrlee, IScta. eaeb.
blackberriea. hrta each, or 7ocu. per doaeo.
kaspberries. iota- each, or SI par doaea.
Straeberries. 2et. per dosen, or TScta. par baWdraeV
sVauueib, llfct. each, $1 per dosen.
Ornamental treee. from :cta. to $1 each.
Krergreea trass, rum 40cu. to $ L .aeh.
feHELLER & HUMMBR.
Lawlsbuvf, Jsa S3, 1SS3.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MOSEI TO BE
SATED t
TOU SQriRES has just retarne4
J lrm PnTudelphia, with another large
"
lot of HOOTS AND SHOES
purchased at ihe lowest prices. Tbosa
want of Boots and f hoes, will find it to their
advantage to call and examine hit
large Stock of Home-Hade Work,
which for style and quality can not be sur
passed in Union county or elsewhere.
Gents' line Calf Boots $3 SO
Ladies' line Morocco, birh heel 1 So
A line quality Balmoral Boots 1 73
Mi, ,n(1 children's Shoes at very low
l Pr,ce ,or t asn, ai
Syniret' Union Boot and Shot Start,
ClTopposite the Bank,
Lewisburg, Jan. 1, 1863
Peace Peace !
D'i" friends, and Mod patrons, from eountry and Iowa
t.," lIZZZL 0,,r
Thtm gl jour atuntion, and part of yuw cara.
a m Ma oar istj uoous ana outer mum war.
We've ItorrcM and Challtea, and Smtia DurlMaa.
And Cham bra re and tiincluma. and Ha Wool "-'I'm
V e'va Popiioe and Mohair, and Print for yo ail
9utfb u ipraffva'i and Cociieo'a jual gira at a ealL
We're MttylitM and Shertinf frota Tmx to tvkiti mats
We're IKeekimt!- (or ladi and Half Hoae for jrrli
We're Cloth at all prices, for d oaten aad eoata,
Wt'n ready -a-ade Clothing aa cheap aa a. gtokeow
: We're Can Iloopa aad OonwCe. and Criaollno Skltta",
' And ifenim and Cbeeklna for d raven aad ebirta,
j Wi'n Shirt Ironu and Collan for aura aad for boya
niti Buuen tvr lanwisyaa out ww i. yeni ia) avja.
We're Cil-Clotbe aad Cant io rarer toot floor.
Wtf've rbmdt for your winth.we and Hngm for year doorp
We'ra PuctuU and Baakfts and Rubbm of sina.
We're S ugara aad CoOv for Fswaica or Caus.
We're Hrub?t ant Kettle, all kiada of Qaeoamraa
o call and examine, ere buying elaenben:
Vtxa'U find a oa Market tract, eenter of tnn---
At SHKI.LkK'. Jid .-ttaod E. r ABK EKOWY,
LeviAbnirg, April 8,
REMOVAL!
1 L.MOWRY has removed bis Ph(
i. rrapla Eatabllahmeat to ih
New Building oa Market sirret, recenilv oc
cupied by Dr. Burlan, OPPOSITE THE
BANK, where be has fined up one of the
Finest Galleries In the Country!
Having superior (acilities and a long a
pecienre, he is satisfied that his work can aot
be beaten. Call and test his workmausb'
LewUburg, Aug 15
New Stand--New Good!
JOSEPH 1. HAtfN bavins taken th
tj rooms under the Telegraph aud Chronicle
oflices,refitird them, and filled in an exivasive
variety of
Butt, Capt, Gentlemen' t Clothing dV
Alao a lartre and splendid stock of CLOTHS
CASSI.M ERE8, etc, which he will maaa p f
artier, aa he still continues the Tailoring Bus.
,Blrn,le(l ,0 hi, ear, t0 .aiiafaeuoa vt the
..... .
cuatomer.
N. B. Cutting and Repairmgjr done
order. Lewi.tburg, April 10. ISSI
APOXIFIER! SAPO.MMEK!
IT"The FAMILY OAP . MAKER.
AH Kitchen (ireae ran be made into g'd
SOAP by naing SAroMFlEK.
CsyUirreiioBS accompanvmg arh Pf.
SOAP is as easily made with it, as making
cup of Coffee.
Manufactured only by ihe Paitaiees
Penn'a Salt Manufacturin? Companr,
R. OU Vfaleat si, Mium-Tau.
rb i, t ;
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