11 Mill Sill Ml llfllM
BY 0. N. WOHDEN AND J.
.41 Pcr Tear, alwajn la Advance.
rNTH FAIR
.r Tiif
I nloa C'oiintjr Agricultural goc,
m:au Lt:wisiiuno,
Thursday Fr'uhy and Saturday, j
October 1,2, and 3, 18153.'
Premiums, and Judges.
1 Trotting Drttt ant! Mutch lionet, (V.
twit Trotting llure
-id i t
tMt Uaikntr II'iTMt
Wwt pair Drift hrp
Wat ntnt:la
.. pair Crriijr- hr--
ImI aincl- Urivin; or
fetal tair Mtib b-raf
lit 10
1. vn
Z (-0
4
3 (0
S Od
3 ni
4 00
Haul Geddoa. Jo W Simnoton,
Ch Gudykun.l, M Halfpenny. J Scbreyer.
f . -I I. a.".-
W blooded Stallion, haelaic bB kept wltbtu the
limit- of the Society otto ..rflce acaeau S 0H
2d be . . s "a
beat lhW Ur.-ed Mure wilh one or more of ber
'd beat aiec-oa Jri.nlrii ud I ml
lMt"kl.Jr4 0ll from 2 1i U
, l ii, i do 1 nt
PtM-Llae Colt X-
No l.T tn-J m l.leoaV4 will b. M.ltM . .
nnmniiltee Wi O Uuocao, freae.
rick, Th l'euny, Ch Wilson, A E Kapp.
3 t'ummoH llortet.
W itlliii 4 y-r- old .
1.1 br A Ag.mi IO
b.rtl.lli"frMu2to4 jmiold . . ? "
2.1 N-t J I '
botf Kr.line . ' or "' oolu to b. .boon 4 il
2,1 W.L. Mm. couditton -
tot liri.hin II. in or JUr . J
2.1 tmt ""
bwc 3 .-o. old Clt - W
2-l'l-t . -AS
W 2 .ni old Cult Ag.k 1 UU
2-1 Wt Ag.
hrat 1 ral old Olt I M
aj't-t At.
Ul -arking Cult w
2d IkM
Ju(Il""s B Lanr, To Comiy, Ao Kuhl.
0 '
4 Durham, Aldernru, and Devon Cattlr.
' "
b-ot Roll 00 I
b.t lloll Cair 2 00 1
l-.d 11'if.r o.-r 2 Tn old 2 -VI
b,t ll'llrr Calt 00
Aiaaaaaf
W Bnll 0"
i..t iioii rif "
l-t il-ir.r ov.t 2 jin old s M !
ba.t Urllrr Calf ' 00 I
brvoa '
M Mull m
null Calf a
b.t 11-ioM- 2 yiri old 3
b rrt ll-ll-r :.if 2 IW
beat 1'ow for lir-lit'i; nf th abnrc thra KTadVa,
and 2 or uior. vl brr Oal, pa to bo ahown 3 no
2.1 b t A). 1 no
l.t Hairy 'o of th. thro, gradta owdm! and k.j.t
t.r on. tb,o, wriuen aUtemont ol jiold Ac. U b.
trndnrrd s
2.1 lt Aj 1 (io
Cotth aalrod In thia rlaaa will sot b. Mititlwl to m
prr-wium ual-w tb. ar. abown to b. of nun blood of
the br tI rcbt-.-otrd.
Judges Js Marshall, Is Sieoker, Jos
Mooro, G id Biehl, Hob Mootgooiery.
5 Comtno Cattle.
beat Boll o.er 2 yeara old
W Boll Mann 1 and i yean old
tvat Hull Calf
2d beat,
beet Il-llrr Calf
S no
2 oo
1 oo
jtg.
no
At.
. ti . ... 1 . .i ....
3d Oet
iTear OM llT,Vr 2 00
v.... nf Neat tWttla beloBaHna to MM farai, B4
ktea than brad "0
brat 2 bead Bei f CatU. A$. and 2 00
Judges Jacob Gundy, Tho' a barber,
Isaac Reisb.
G Slurp aud Stcuie.
M Fn neb Merino Buck
beet Coiawald do
beat Southd. wn do
lt Kwe Sheep
beat ti Lattihe
beat r at H ethers
tWat ttamt
-t s,e, villi 4 or more of bet rig to ba ahown
1.1 be.t Ag.muA
b.t t or more I'iga, 2 bi in weeka old
3 M
2 to
2 40
2 00
1 to
1 to
2 00
a oo
1 00
2 oo
beat 2 Hoga not oter 10 neontua old
s w
Judge Da? lleuDitig, Jo W Drown,
oil Swengcl.
7 Pvultry.
lact nair Cltlekena
00
beet lot "f not leas than S
1 (
Judges Daul Kaufman, J II Young, Juvfnile Premium Litt, or Children an
J li Lion. 16 yeartXa. 1.
8 t?roin and IluU Crtqit.
beat buahel White Wheat
2d lend,
beat buahel Eed W beat
2d heat
taat buahel Wbtta Cora
2d heat
beat buahel Yellow Corn
2d beet
beat hu.hel anj other kind of Cora
beat buahel Uarlee date
Iteat buahel Comoion oats
beat buahel BueLabeat
aoat buebel Sweet lotat"es
do P.-arhblew Cdaloea
do I'rinee Altwrl I'.'tatfted
do White I'luk'-ye fet.toea
do any otlier k.ud of 1'olatoea
beat buahel 1 urni..
tet buahel Carrots
beet buahel ileete
ti-n peek Beana
b-at wek Peaa
beat o brails CaLbaca
2d beat
beat lot Field Pumpkins
2d beat
beat lot Sweet Pumpkins
2d heat
beat buahel Timothy Sred
2d beet
beat laaahel Cloeer Seed
2d beat
beat lot of Touacco, raiaed this year
1 no
At)
1 OO
A-J.
75
Ml
75
to
Af.
Ag.
A3-
Ag.
1 00
1 no
1 HO
1 SO
1 00
to
til
to
to
1 00
An.
1 00
Ag.
1 "0
Ag.
1 oo
Ag.
1 oo
Ag.
1 00 I
2d beat
Ag.
. . e is. r ar r..v:a S
judges is. ryer or, m nmin, .is
llabl, John Walls, M Kleckner.
9evm
rrun.
beat lot Winter Apples, not under 4 binds, a pack of
each kind, all raiaed by Uie pereoa preaenlilig SO
2d heat 1 00
boat rarietr Applaa uot under S kinds or lass Lb an
1 buahel in ail.
I to
2d heat
teat j buahel Apple for Fall or Winter
beat ! 3 buahel Apple, for toae keepiag
2d beat
beat ppedmena Peara Summer am
do Winter
2d beat
beat apecimena Plums 3 or bmts kinds
brat peek Quineeo
b"t reek IWhe.
Wm M(lrapea,t Iba. or mora
2d heat
1 00
it
1 04 !
at,.
1 no
1 01
At.
1 00 i
,o
Ti
' w
beat variety of Grapes
i oo
Judges J H Loomis. Ia Evar Jr Cha
':i.- '
Wilson.
10 Dairy Product.
beat S II. or more Butter
2d beat
beat Cheeee, 10 Iba. or mora
beet lot Honey, t In, or mora, la eomb
S m
i 22
1 OS
Judges D 8 Kreuier, Mrs E Magee, '
Miss Sarah KuhL
11 Flour and Bread.
at barrel of Wte-at Flour
eat "l-illm-a Wheat Bread
20 beat
tewt apteimrt Rye It read
beat do Indian,
Judges C H Sbrioer, Mrs Ssrsh Baek
boos, Miss Kate Raogler.
12 Iloutehold Manufacture.
beet railed Cloth. 10 yard or more
ret boneeHBBde Flatiuet, 10 yard or man
I t boaae mad. Carpet, 10 yanle or worn
-t kome-mada Woolaa Voaarlet
beat patchwork Quilt
2d Iwat
tost Silk lta.lt
bm Woolen Tarn hoiDemadd
baat pair Woolen el.ukria bumemada
os
2 no
e ao
l ta
: to
1 to
2 60
1 oo
2 00
Judge Saml Duukle, Laird Howard,
.litm Spigclrnjer.
R. CORNELIUS.
13 Manufactured Article!.
brut Pp-Hnivil CiiMnwt Work
IM Wat
t-i W.trhintr Mwrfilin
b-rt Utw Otwt
Iwt pair l'nt
l-nt Ve-I
3 no
s w
1 IMI
3 IMI
1 Ul
1 IW
bft IuMk frit oT Crttae IIiuwm MuvffKttiril
wttlim tit nuuty 3
Wt nu-lt- :v-it inrriat: H.nrrxnf, ruiKliUoua
W-t U4"Jfll 4'Nif Skit. ftmslml S "
Ik a 1 . ttvum K IL. Jkini. lti.i-ll St (Ml
but l4 0ftu (ir- in Kif. ivgax4 to worknannhip na
Well tiuaiity "f h.
y. suiii
i io
a SI!
'i T
, 1
Iar-l lrt hi twr U atlMrr
.ant 4 itlra IfrattHT
U-at I air i f d Call Boot
tt air kit tit...
W.t 1 pair of iM iW KM Sbo
hrrt uiril lltfu'liailrra,
hot air f ii.(r
btml Pari. ftofe wood or (XiU
'id brut
bt r.KkinK More and lor alt at
brail luuil Draft HarucM
1
JL'J.
a uu
I vu
X 00
M
Judges Charles Feooy, Aodw Ilaack,
Rabt Snincfurii.
14 Agricultural Implementi.
bfrt M..r anil Kcmptf
M
b"t i:rir
kNMt Mitr
K,11B(n. 5U1
s w
im
1 OU
2 no
i
3d b.t
bMt II.,. Molk, mat StnvCattot
2d bi'.t
beat Crn Shelter. Iiora. pot
d baul do
brt lion. IUk
brat llmrrow
U--C Lood llullor
beit (Jriu lnll
2.1 lat
bmt Com I'l.nUr
bvil Top Buifey
2d brt
beat 0- OSf
2d
Wt 2 lior-r Top Carrfoaa
brat Korin Wgo
j (10
l uo
x uu
1 (10
2 ou
1 1.1
1 OU
a no
1 SO
s to
t 00
1 to
1 Ml
s u.
2 110
1 00
1 WO
l to
1 on
1 to
hrt (?nltiftor
bat Sttlwoil I'low
bttSi.l Hill Clow
b..t Mirhicu lKnlbl Plow
, bMt .3,i.i-d ci iiiii and ri
I bet H..nw l'i.
' i-t m eio
Ll bora. 11. Fork
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9 OU .
i .
Judgea U V B f.tocnln, Martin Rudy,
J F Hunter, Ch U Cuok, J M Walter.
I 15 II in ft, .h-llift, and Canned Fruit.
btrt tm-tic Irarn Win
do Hiawabarry WM
du KidrlMrrj 4
do Curraul do
heit Oi.i-r in bottl with mod of earing
brat canard I'earlM
do TnD.ala
twt of any othwr Canned Fmlt
W-t and tcrrntarait varirtj of Cnnood Fruft
brut rrravrved.l'ractava
i oo
Judges Wm Cliogao, C S James, Mrs
Dr Kuight
16-AV.e HV.,fc.
bian apeelmea Onuua.ataJ Nerdl.wurk
1 00
; bit worked Collar
2d beat
,
bTpSL. Wor,tM Work
b.t Silk RabroMrn
2d brat
boat irioa Cracbot Work
; 2d bwrt
! tmt Network
' beat grooa Worabid1 Plowora
let a'or-o4 lamp Mat
i .-)
2d heat
i bt aperi,. Or..ptU gh.II-ork
do
do
Ottoman
Talj
Judges Mrs Ellen Melsgar,
tbarine Linn, Mrs Jacob Duckard.
17 Painting, Drawing; Amltrotiprtf&c.
beat apaelmen I HI IMntluf executed la Coauty 1 00
do
do
Craron
l oo
feie-il Skatebes
Ambrotypea Ti
las.M.rrat7pBa Tt
Photovravdie it
M.rhle Srulptor 2 (10
Veatiatrr 2 00
do
do
da
do
Judges Daniel Uorlacber, C F Lindig,
I n m 1. Hitter.
18 Untnumerafed Article.
No article entered la ta reoeiva a Premium an leas tbo
Committee think it worthy of It.
Judges Tag Cornelius, Joo A Goody,
Rabt Candor.
beat lira to IS weeka old
hea: Su.'kinrColt
beat Bull Calf from 1 to mouths old
lieat Heifer do do
beat pair Turkeys
beat pair (ieeae
brat pair flurkfl
beat pair Chickens
do Fancy Cbiekaas
beat buahel Sweet Potatord
do Iriab do
beat buahel Carrots
do Beeta
beat peck Beaaa
beet 1 head Cabbare
beat Winter Canaan
beat Sweet Pumpkins
beat lot Tobacco
1 00
I 01)
1 OO
i 2
21
Judges 0 R Bliss, C B Leinbach, J G
Aospacb, E J Gray, Simon Wolf.
AV 2.
beat Err Plant
beat -V.rh.a
beat Plume
beat Peara frowa oa Dwarf Trard
boat lot of (irapee not under lbs
beat 1 Iba. Hotter
beat loaf Wheat Brand
beat lot of Cakee
beat Patchwork Quilt
beat pair Knit Soeka
do Sboaa
do flae Hoot.
' weraeo eupweaw
da ladiea' aiipners
cI".h rn.it i. f. .ra
I beat apaciutea of plain awadlawwrk
, Tidy
' beat Crochet Work
beat Lamp Mat
24
beat croup I
beat apedmeo Paiatiag
beat Tomatoaa
beat Bed Peppers
best Artificial K lowers
Judges Mrs Amanda Millar, Mrs Dr
Dickson, Miss Jennie Bearer, Miss Annie
Linn, Miss Bncber.
All articles for exhibition most be entered
in the Recording Secretary's book oo or be-
fore 4 o'clock, in the afternoon on the 1st day
of October (it being the first day of the Fair).
1 Articles taken on the Fair Ground and not
, entered in ihe above staled book, are not en
titled 13 draw a premium.
Articles can be entered by writing to J. A.
IHruTx, Lewisburg, previous to Ihe r air.
! The Judges are requested to be punctual in
' .I. ... . . e .1 .1
oq Li,eii aocnauucu uj uoon ui mc mat u.y.
The Executive Committee will take every
precantinn in their power, for the salely of
aiucu ana articles on exhibition, alter tneir
arrival and arrangement on the erounds. but
1 to Wl'1 vo1 responsible for any loss or dam
1 age that may occur. Hay aad straw will be
Jr. furnished, gratia, for all animals entered for
40 , Premiums. They desire exhibitors to give
personal attention to tnetr articles and ani
mals, and at the close of the Fair to attend to
their removal, as the 8ociety eaa aot take
further care of I hem.
ELI SLIFER, Prea't.
J. A. Msbts, 8e. R. H. Laiaa, Ttcas'r
iaf"Tbe time of our Fair is filed one
week earlier than first intended, as tbe
season proves to be a forward one. The
Premiums are liberal largely inereated
I aod give tbe Children fair chance.
LEWISBUKl?, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
ri'KLlHIIKU KKMI.KKKKLV
Tuesday Murninx Friday Afternoon.
U N ION STATE TI C KET.
FOIl OOVkHNOR,
ANDREW G. ITUTIN, of Beilefuntc.
JU1K3K OF SI'PREME COURT,
tiaxiki. ap.xkw. of Beaver county.
" r.
PisTttirr ami tw.vrr tickkt.
AtfmWjr-8.rFl H. BWl!i. of I'ulm ronRtf.
Jllll RALMtAl ll. vf Junima.
tin. Rff.-KllsH t H. ntlnr.ln r anil 1
('MiailmluBrr-KAHrKL 9 tWHUUNrVtuliiakM.
Trarrr-WIUIAN JUNKS, U-Nbor.
allur-HILLIAM K. SMKBIIIU, llarllfloa.
'
J Election, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1803.
! IrArCnI SUfnr .iiirpa us that the
I
mat uic
be relied
I following aointuiculs may
! on
(iaim Adi of Krntackv, and
Jenoa Kilut, of Phila
will speak in MirrLKauaa on Salunlay, (nf
Irrnuon and perhaps fvrnme) Krpt. 19 ; Mil-
lun on Monday. 30ih ; and Danville, the 21st,
linn. Joan (!. Ki l, and
Cnl. A. K. Mfi.ui
: r'.." .-a.. o..i
will .vpeaK in i.hwiBniTiin, uu auc.uav
(Couri week,) at 1, r. M.
Urepn Adams, Wm. B. Mann, and J. i,rvud true.
:v:u VAiU
Benj. F. Duller w, spend his U-e la K?: ju.l of
ihe i.a:e uu.,1 Elect.o... ! J )(j of aSM
rS:;;Lt:r,,s! ''jthe jwy y t?
j preme lleneh a jurict ol great legal acu-
t3SWe know it is a busy time with , ,UUU, lonsr exiHTiciice, and strict integrity,
the industrious farmers, aud nicchaiiic.
Hut our opponents are indefatigable in
what we believe to be a ruinous cause.
Their success would encourage the Rebels
to prolun; the u.cljss filit, and invite
tli. .in la. m.iLn :mnl1iir rnitl into IVlilia.
to recruit their means of suh.tence and
T ? , fc . :
iiiiiiiik. " no ooi w
,
our emus Sc. as to produce tncm. c
i therefore urge all
urge all well-wishers oi our
. j 1.1:- :..a
...w.A ...kl., niuntin.ra
-j country to aucuu me puoue ntmiujjs
advertised, as ono means of getting our
ll people uiore
united in sustaining the
govern luent.
Kitiio,.iit. rrmtlomcn from
to . abroad are sacrinciiig tiuie, money, ana ;
c:Uie) for the good cause. Give them very
large audiences, to encourage aud repay
tliein. Come out cuiue out !
' WV.The Prethuterian Banner, in an
: article on the nominations made by the
late Luion Convention, says : "Gov. tur -
, tin is now a tbikd max. He has proved
to liim.sclf to be adeouatc to the demands of.
the times, truly
a patriot, most prompt
the raising of forces for
ative of rcnnsylvauia's
to and energetic in
; the war, eonserv
I bust interests, fearless in the discharge of
irleis in the dutcliar.'e of
uuty.auu u.iiir.ti; iu ... .nu.it.try. a uom.
who would urge the war efficiently, to the
preservation of the Uuion and the en force-
uient of the laws, have
;ood reason to
coiiude in Gov. Curtin."
aaVThe'incomnlJteness of returns, and
the pressure upon the War Department,
has delayed the payments of last year's
miltiaincii, alluded to beluw a matter
over which Gov. Curtin had uo official
power :
Payment or Emergency Me. The
form of approval roll fur the payment of
the Pennsylvania militia called into ser
vice by the proclamation of the Governor
in September last, is io the State Punter's
bands, and will be ready for transmission
! to tbe Comm.odi0g Officers early aezt
to i week. llarriiburn Telrqranh.
24 ! -
ISSrThere is a large German Union
? fi..k : ii.:i...i,.i..i.;, ..,..... .i nr i,A
dvi lkCkalt .Tlfaall ll'ltllf . 1 I I T II 4. Cm arill I 111 rt ll
2i ' "
2 At their last meeting, they endorsed the
2t i Emancipation proclamation, pledged them
selves to sustain the Administration and
the Soldiers in the field, aud as a means
to that end urged the election of Curtin
and Agnew.
finnn Sinv. The ,0er Gazette is
issued in the heart of the German Dctnoc-
1 to I rac' York Co., Pa., and has been rath
1 oo er ropperish in its hue. But the late
j Rebel raid in that region seems to have
l ua i opened its eyes to the necessity of sustain
2 ing thc Government, and it has according
25 y came out boldly aud manfully for Cur
at , tin and Aguew.
ttSuJ. C. Buchcr of Union Co. spoke
for WnmlwitriL in ltlonmslinro.. Tneadnv
, ,
2t i nf this week, and ( has. II. Shriner tho
evening following. I he latter had tar the
greater audience, who paid tho most pro
found attention to a two hours' argument
and appeals in defence of the war policy
of the Administration.
HafA respectable gentleman from
Berks couuty, passing through Union,
publicly stated that he knew hundreds of
farmers, who had been induced to join the
K. G. Cs., who had become convinced of
its bad desgins, and would this year sup
port the Administration.
jjajj-non. Frank Bound and Col.
John M 'Clear y of Milton, have agreed
to attend a Union meeting at HARTLE
TON, on Tuetday evening next, (15th
inst.)
&"Last evening, good Union meetings
were hald at Kanffman's S. II. in West
Buffaloe, and at Laurelton. This evening,
a League is to be formed in Mifflinburg.
ara.N"ext Tuesday, the Northumberland
T?itI U O . : . i . at,. I
White Deer Church the Association,
the day following.
The follwin prntlruirn niet iu Con
vention at Scliiijigrovo, Wednesday, 5th
ilint., and duly orgatiiavd :
Frum Juniata J. l Htorrett, J. A.
Gallahur, J. J- I'.iMi'rw.n.
Siivdi-r II. S. Ityvr, J. P. Outuliiw,
AVm. F. Kckbort.
I'nion T. G. Evans, Griggs JIarsh,
('. T. Shorklcy.
Nominations Were Di.ido fur Aicmlily,
and a vote taken, as follows :
S.'iniiK'l II. Orwi 8
John Kalslaeh 0
Hamurl Allenian 8
The followin-; expression of sentiuiouts j
was reported, ami adopte.1 unau.muaMy : , -
Resolved, that we vield hearty aud
j um,1.1i;1iej support to the Adiniuistrati..ii
I (,f IJreidrnt Lincoln in its policy, foreign
and domestic, and extend to the 1'remdeiit
.i. .. :.. tu :i.i.. .... .
TTTr .i. J ..... "illero are 43 Adra. votes f 5 lX-m.
"IB Willi arineu ii.oo.i.- rac uoui",
T. .i r..af .!. !:..,. i.. tl. orih
Kesulved. That we hail the nomination
of His Excellency, Gov. A. G. (. urtin,
with great delight, and will use every
' , . J i.. ....'"... .a.w;,.
iioiiuiuuic u.ji ' .-..vu... ..... - ' , t
I knowing, that having been triuil, He lias
i w I, .l l...t ; i.r,.,.ntni.r il,,.
Hesolve I, J hat in present nig t ic names
r ..!. i;..IKi.ili ti .ltttkl-it;l I'rt Hill
I II I w;., ,.f I'nion IV, . as ea.oli-
, ' ' . '. ......Ci.. : .!,; ltUtrt. r we
," , .....cj...'.; we iut carrv ou, tie
t 0f tlie Union party, an J endorse then
e , - i i .i ,
rin'mi'i.tlv (it tea. bV their oneriTV. ability.
I and integrity, lor the posttum.
On motion, Messrs. Israel flutclins of
. ,. . i 11 .1 r Tllt ;
nvder Co., and Richard Doyle of Juni-
WWll.
rinucr .u., anu iikii.hu ..
. nt.i il.. art
re recommeudea as delegates
f(1 ,,. c,,, (mTCntion
... r Tk c . T
Adjourned. .1. 1 . DTEBBKTT, I re.
4, ti c c ...
-n iKai.r.i. .im:.
..n.. n.tr,..; hff floveminent.
"thus aidimr the Rebels.) and are satisfied
the public good demands a sacrifice of all
' personal feelings for the general welfare.
The Conferees who brought forward Mr.
Balsbach. renrcsented the unauimous ex-
prexsion of the Couuty Convention, some
of them being men who opposed the regu-
lar nominees of our party last year,but are
now satisfied they suffer
now satisfied they suffer a irrcater evil
i
man tuey leareu. a..ey a a uper.ur
Adtu. Couuty Ticket in Juuiata, aud in-
tend to elect it.
We rejoice in these indications, and
n ow think we will have a
gain on oi r
,ast Jears' wa-or!t m thc State Titket in
i this Congressional District, of 700 to
j fi Ztl
j CoDJlTT RicnTS. Juniata,Snyder and
Union counties are very nearly equal in
size and population. Thc two former have
each had a Senator since Union had. In
Assemblymen, thc two terms of 7 yrs each
make 14 years, of which 12 have been
1 ! - l .J .11
j u " ' M
i n inner Tb iu.ea
JtSIATAha.1
J J Patterenu
J J 1'attera.in
GWStrouMlS
! lt S3
iiy K Bitter Jeaw nvarer
(1
liy K Bitter (S
Snyder can not claim to have C to 4 for
Union or 3 for Juniata. Balsbach and
Orwig's election, will leave it all fair and
' satisfactory Snyder 5, Union 5, and Ju-
uiata 4 14 years which cuds the presuut
Apportionment.
taJyir. Balsbach is recommended tons
as a plain, straight-forward man, always
right on the great issues of the day, for
' some vears oast an extensive dealer in
grain, &c., at Perrysville.
Respecting the defeat of Capt.
e?-The Juniata Sentinel, aud friends " ee raptttrmtsiy app.amieu- . . of
from that county, are confident that the , '. tI,us ,:,r. we ut n, unf ,,Bt,,,8 ,al thousands
late unfortunate divisions of onr party KS f 1 luu ooiernwcn. , Jo
1 .1 1 . t .. 1 A a. I.. -a. 1
there, are cured: they have heard and ; -winuu.oer.auu uuuty....u . ,j;e lnitors ,
o,d, of IF mifr't eourse. in I S'lie was V"7 ma -y.njci out t.y ; , , , ,
ROOSH, the Middleburg Tribune says: ; pcnman and Tory .pularwith those who'
'We suppose his loyalty to 'the Southern j haT0 served wUh and mada his acuaillt.
brethren' was suspected Truo it mat- .t t .- r
ten i; -?,!T a v f k? ancc- As ne Democratic nominee for
jp . i ""ontnenonoroi Dcing.ghcrlfr ig nominated by a notoriously
detcated; and indeed, as far as wo are frf.11j11i,.nt vn. i1B a.nnA h
i .
coticerncu, we woum ratner see two un- to ren)ajn at home untU he bronglt ;
doubted Copperheads, like HLlbish and cIean for a gheriff shonld baTe
Wciser, beheaded, than that a Union Ln t,:a ;,. pi , T,lKr
Democrat like Capt Roush, whose only
fault is running with a bad machine.
should be sacrificed. It, however, shows
the desperation of the Democratic leaders.
They have thrown themselves, body and
soul, into the anus of tho Rebels, and
nothing that savors of Union or support
of the Government, ia allowed, by Jack
Cnmmings and Frank Weirick, to encum
ber their Copperhead ticket ; hence, Capt.
Roush must needs go overboard. We
hope tbe Captain will see what kind of
company he is in."
MTln New York city, the appeals in
two drafted districts leave figures thus :
Discharged for all causes, 239
Received and substituted, 85
Paid the 3300 24
85 men out of 343
rhis gives the Army 1 ont of every 4
men drafted say 5,000 from that city.
The exonerations on aecount of alienage
are large : such men are "spotted," and
will be released from voting, which will
Vim Cine, wav nf sarvine rhcie ajiiinlrv f.t.
the Anti-Administration vote will fall off j
in about the same proportion. 1
SEPT. 11, 1863.
The Soldiers' Opinions.
IIUW UIU
THE YJLUItW
VOTE f
4. Mi
t,l"
P.nnJilni VI. lMt
l..w O. I. M-'-i
WiKvuiia No. 1662
U.:-.l
U :
O.'illl
ToUit
11,1
About 4 Rp. t'nioo to 1 Dmb.
J-Thy would b '.!! io t)i ini pmpor'a Id
itbwStt...nd..aldtliii.in.torllr"illitU
,BnlH.rwbomUiirliTW..l.tb..-..
vrryntbpr p
UuTsrninenl
trrv.Col. Tate, of Hloomsburi; Dwrrat,
claimed that 0 out of 10 men iu the Army
are Democrat, lie r au fur Assembly the
l 1 1... si. .1. 1;..-- ...i.. v.a f.,ll,.;n
c
Lasarus (Admj 4U
Jciiniiiv do 39 averajre, 43
Tntton Dera. 7
Tate do 2 average, 5
J
Is
j . ii-.i
that 9 out id 10 for the IK-iih. ? ith
I such lies, do tho leaders of thut party de-
iuj0 their hearers.
An In.mdest Tho Tnion meeting at
.NortliuuiLierlana, last .laiuraay, was euu-
tiuued until evening, wheu Mr. aiiGezar
aJ-U-i-erelamlieneo. A
! fi- "T',1 f
; ;u:irJ ol .Suibury, by patriotic ladies of
.1.7. Aiw.-n--
mvlo for Lieut. Lovett a good humored,
j glltJ J,wfiuir Irikhman who apliealed for
. . ,. . ,
, )irt of c.urtlIl , tl.is trying hour:
. . - -
dt'iouueea sympainizers wun treason M
i havim: "heads" uot exactly of gold : aud
concluded about as follows : "Some of ye
I - i t .. i t:
; .11 L jpn.ii.ini.. " ..j
' A.a ut;..(i..1 ;n Hrilnin.tmrl iiir rmmtv
i ri, t u Ah , k of z
4 ' J t . T i. t.- a .i . . .m
9:11,1 JL rs' 1 ""; urju l"7 J ,
. ........ a-l.A fi.rlltllllY t ll.fkl thfllk 111 Hid
Pai'l ye wouiu resist me tiait tiiai c
. ..... . ...
""-i b""kt - ;
i Arniv ana we uovcrnmeni u now uivtnii
- -
I . .1 .
i yz mat mtmrmnnj.
: x i .1.. 1 ' .
ii.a imilit Aarniwni.n i,i iriM i.ii.oi .
.1 f I 1 l" a. : X 1
The
t-Oppcrncau luot in .w xora
. Company (like most Midlers) is said to be
anxious fur Curtiu's re-election.
Rebuice. A soldier of two years, on
! - t ...... , , h . a mMiua I
! c :oi-. . ...j
..pmnpej ' gvwe of his
j plllvmateS) UIlt;i Lis pa,;,,,
j , . . f,:.,i nii c
old Dttu.oeratie
tience was eihaus-
firmly remarked :
; ,iT ,., ... ,t, , ...- . , .,.
i.uiv uuuiv. iv anu iwiuiijauu uu, :
j Jo politic, but if I had my choice to
t w a get.e,sioni!jt or a Copperhead, I
would shoot the latter. That is the opin
ion of all the soldiers in the West. We
; til-u n0uest man, any friend of his
country, should go for Curtin." This is
the feeling of very many soldiers, who
have seen hard service, who formerly ac-
tcd with the Democratic party.
l
, "
GRANT OPINIO. Some ono saying,
i in Chicago, that the brave Gen. Logan
was having a long furlough, Gen. Grant
remarked, that he had extended Logan's
furlough, because, while he remained iu
Illinois fighting Copperheads, he was still
IN TUK FIELD doing DUTY !
K&,Thc friends of tho Administntion
in Northumberland county have nomina
ted the following excellent Ticket :
Senator Franklin Itound.
Assembly Julias Stein.
Sheriff Ruthcrmel.
Prothonotary Wm. II. Wolfe.
Treasurer Jacob Rohrabach.
dipt. Wolfe is a son of thc late Samuel
Wolfe of Lewisburg, and has served well
in the Uuion Army. If he were on the
! lKKn on our wde ot tn- Kivcr 1C woula
gO through, and We SCe no good reason
why be should not be just as handsomely
treated on the other side. He is a good
bach has bcc Trca,urer" beft
ore now.
! kF"The Union mcctiug at the school
house near the Union Church, in Buffhloe
Tp., Tuesday evening, was spirited and
' promising. The house was "chuck full
in8'do nd BOlno of the outside was full
also lots of ladies prcsent,as Well as gen.
tlcracn. Judge Ruhl presided, and Capt
C. C. Shorkley, Col. James Chambcrlin,
and three or four others talked to a very
patient and attentive audience until af
ter 10 o'clock. When we left, the Presi
dent and "the boys" were hurraing enthu
siastically for the Union, the speakers, the
Army, the Constitution, and everything
good. They adjourned to meet Friday
evening of next week (18th inst.,) at the
Buffaloe X Roads school house where,
please attend.
Jjkiy Among onr soldiers now home on
visits we notice Lieut. Forstcr, Frank
Sterner, Dr. A. S. Walls.
Iei?"Lewisburg Academy Advertise
ment, next week (to commence Monday,
1 JL-J. :
tysea Xew Adierliaemeiita
"THE UNION." established" in 1811 Whole No, 2,631
'CHRONICLE,' established in 1813 Wh!e Xn., 1.013.
Latest News
Some Progress
Sunday niyht last, the Rebel were
so hard jirossed on Morris Nland.
tliat most of them abandoned if, leav
ing 75 incn.lurpre anv int of artillery,
and of ammunition. Tims full Fort.
Wagner, Orei? and Cnnunintr's Point
tl.n hands of Gen. (Jillmore.
.. . ,. pi.pli.f.1M nm tt.p ,..r.
1 lllCClty 01 L.IiarlCMOII till. U-ir
bor are now more under Ins gun, ana
Dab) Ion's" fall is hastening on.
Chattanooga, is Ours.
On Wednesday of this week, after
' a series oi masieriy movcineius
Uosecrans. Crittenden entered that
I tanoora without a hut, the imbels
retreating eastward.
Thus erumbles Rebtllion fit the
?0ntli. Let the friends of the Union
defeat tbo sympathizers with the
Rebels at tho polls, in tho North, and
J our present drafted men will close
the War,
Barnside in Knoxville.
At last, the Union flag waves in tri
umph over the heart of East Tennessee,
whence it was banished bv an overwh elm
iii'' Rebel foree of strangers nearly two
Vears ago. The dispatch to the Na-
hvil'.e
Union is dated Bridgeport, Ala., and
says :
"Tennosaeans are flocking in dailv from
' tli mountains in companies oi ininies anu
r., iu.K.M ,r !ir.
. ui.i- v.. . . ...
my
Yesterday 8.J came into .Stevenson,
aud the day before 150. Every luau has
I his own horse, bridle and saddle, and only
They all waul to join
: nuedd a niUEket.
immediutulv, and demand mustcrim; into j
' --
! Kaat Tcnncswe had already several
; thousand gallant men in our armies, beside
i .....
the thousands of devoted I nioiiists who
, ; , , , . . ., .. , i i tv....:,.
nve oeeuiorceu uiioiuoseoi oeu. inu.,
' n, uln.t K..e4iia tliov ri'tuseil to lid. W e .
... .
"- j
her wooded mountains eon-
more who will eagerly has-
.
UniiltT IUI llllill (.WMOl'J jt,i...
ho have so long oppressed
liem. Tennessee, we trust,
will very soon be wholly aud evarmore
restored to the Uuiou.
The new Territory, NEVADA, has
; elected the Rerljcaiet,
talon I'rayer Bleellnarsi hereafter
in AM.MO.N-4 HALL, at 4 o'clock. Sabbath
4 HA 1. 1., at 4 o clock. !
All are invited to attend
i '
I irinity rruu r.pis. t,nurcn, icnamDrriin s
Building). Services next Sunday at loj A.
, M., and 7 P. M. All arc affectionately inti
. ted to attend.
PR. TOBIAS'
VENITIAN LINIMENT.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS AND
ACHES, and warranted superior to
anv other. Croon it nositivelv cures : relief
sea.
is absolutely sure immediately it is a
. Mothers remember ihia, aad arm yourselves
! "ilh boUle "ilboat MT- 'oop a dis-
"se .V V",?' frT" uY a''a(ck,D
the child in the dead hour of night : before a
physician can be summoned it may be too
laIe. Remember, the Veoitian Liniment nev.
' er fails. Frtee 23 and So cents a boitle.
soio oy an ifruggisis. un.ee, an uortiaaui
Street, New York.
Corrected Weekly
Wheat, new 1,20 Eggs t 12
Wheat, old 1,25 Tallow Id
Rye 90 Lard 10
Corn, old......
75 Clover seed 4,00
Oats 45 Wool CO
Flaxseed 1,50 Potatoes 40
Dried Apples. $1,00 Shoulder 6
FirkioButter 15 Ribs & Sides 6
Fresh Butter... 20 Ham 12
Rags 4, 5, aod 6 Couolry Soap 4 A 6
Barley 90 to 81,00
atro.
In Cheater. Pa., nth ult., IIKNRT MANNING, lately
of Lawiabura, naed el yeara and b months.
In rhilliqaaqua,th inat. MARr.ARKT ANN. dan. of
; Hanryaud H.no.b IICMMKL. aired 1 year and 1
University at Lewisburs:.
QCHOOLS rc-opea oa THURSDAY, S4th
O Sepu 'x
The Acanawv wifK.be av heretofore under
the charge of Mr. L C. VVViNN, A. M.
The Fils Ntitc-v will ba under the
charce of the exoerienee and areomolished
rnncipai, miss i n. Hinucbb.
For further information, apply to
J. R. LOO MIS. President
Five Teachers vranted.
rpHE Public Schools of KELLY township.
J. Union county. will be let for the Winter
Term on Satcbdav ihe 19th Sept. lHKJ.at Ihe
Oaklaud School Konse, al 9 o'clock, A M
when the Superintendent will be present for
the examination of applicants. There are
five wanted for a session of four months. By
order of the Board :
ELAM MElXELL,Sec
Six Teachers Wanted.
THE Public Schools of East Buffaloe Tp. !
Union Co.will be let for the Winter Term
on the I4ih day of September next, at the
Pike School house, at 9 o'clock in the morn
ing, when the Bupennienaent win oe presen.
to hold examinations for teachers, nix
teachers wanted, and five months' school.
By order of the Board :
WILSON L LINN, See
A Salve for Piles.
I HAVE on hand for sale, at S cents per
pot, a CERTAIN CURE for that distres
sing disease. It is an old preparation, long
tested, which I never knew to fail, and I can
give names of persons cored tn thos a-kmg
iu CHARLES MAUS
River Road, Lewisbnrg, Sept. 3
DR. JOSIAH SMITH,
AVI.Mj located in Lewisburg. solicits a
share of the public patmoaxe. Reli
ance and Office en Market St.. nearly oppo
site the Riviere House,
lawuburg, Malta a, lead.
Heal Estate.
Executor' Sale
OF VAUJARI.E RRAL ESTATE.
rpB joihscrilera will offer at PnMIe Hale,
I i'n ihr premier-. Bear Hietil's Hoirl, in
Edl BnlTalo Tp, Unioa Vv. on
Saturday, Octoukr 10, 1SG3,
al 10 o'clock. A M, ntu kulj the tnlrrnt in I hi
,,nit,riiltd tarn of the laie ANDREW UAU
CNBtJCII. conlaiuina;
1G0 ACRES,
more or lesv, most'T LimeMone soil, cleared
all ejcepiini z or 3 acre, well limd, aod in
a eooi Male "f coltili". The Improae.
ebae menis are a larze Tw4Jior BRU'IC
aJ.H()t;si:. a ituuk liarn V bv eft
leei. K.seihrr whh !l of ihe necessary Oot
biol.liDH for the Farm. There are two foot
Wells on ihe preoiies also a yoaajg
UKCHAKl) wilh gm.d Fruil of all kinds. T
Personi wishing fnriher ir.formalioo, may
inquire of a'i l.aaraaca, on ihe preaise.
If dosirej by either parly, the whole Farm
will be put up. TEKMi m i.le kaown at aal.
iXnilKW C. IIA'IKNKVCII,' EMto
gepl. 1. U-.3. SAHt KU lUliKNBUCIl, j Ion.
Milt Telegraph, Danr. American, Blooms.
Uem , copy Jvr. aod bills to ihis ofTice immy.
m mi
T
HVO desirable Bl.ll.DI.(i LOTsiwatw
on Br.iwo street. (Kiver road) Lawitv
burz. Inquire of H. GtRHARI, 31 8k asar
! M''rkft June f
iFor Salt,
VDOt. BLrJ HOtTSE. (with Lot) aulublav
lor two families. It is ailnatrd o
North Fourth street. There are a food sta.
ble and other outbuildings, and a Barer tail.
nr wMI nf water nn ihe nrcmisti. Fur DaCa
j llc"uara and terms enauire of
ADAM BEATER
Lewisburc. April t. 163. if
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
rlOK ALE. That new, well-built, d
twH-stufpr.duable Brick .M4obkmi,eX
nh an Oat Kitchen, and Bara on Ihe nrctau
! s a, ,he weM eo.l of Market St.. Lewi.h.nr.
. 1 . t (! f - UT.ll . aSat
, between .m ana oip ois.
lne -- - -.
; rowin Lot 74 feet front.
June ti-
REUBEN SNYDEB.1
r Ajvei f un on iin
rpiio subscriber offers for sale th Fan
i upon which he resides, in East Bulla
loe lownsnip, a roue aoaa udii soum oi
I tsborg. It contains 61 Acres more or lasa,
all cleared and in a good slat of cultivatioa,
together with IU Acres of Timber Land asma
: by. The Farm lanprovemenis are a Trass
j etanav Uurelling House, Frame Baro, TenaaS
llulHoose, and suitable Outbuildings. A
( good Spring near the honse.aod a Stream of
water flows throo'B the larm. Also all aiaaa
of fruit, of the best varieties.
The Farm is bouaded oa lb aorta by Wat
Brown, east by Peony aad Uaody, aoaih) bv
the Smokeiowa aad river rod,watby Jaaobj
Gttnly.
For Terms, enquire on the pramisaa.
April 6, "631716 GODFREY DEC.
FOR SALE.
A TJASIS ism,
1 OITUATED mostly in ihe Borough of Hai
j aj lletna, 1
adioinin: the villaew oa th north
, and extending almost iu entire length, ajak.
ing its division and sals into lots quits eoavtv
nienu containing 1ST Acrca, IS of whiaa
aaHare umbered. A small Stream ag
; jyva,er flows nearly tbrongh ita centra.
Ihe iipproreraents are a good Frama 4 a
House and Bank Barn, with a TeoaniJhaJ
Hou.e al the North end of lb tana. Tw
Appie Orchards, on in full bcaxiog, tba)
younger beginning to bear.
Also no Acres or Timber I-wafl.
simaied ia Hartley township.
For Terms, apply to
alas. AGNES 8. WILSOlf,
ExmurtT fj. r. WUaew, aWaV
97mfi or WM.F.WILSON, HarlletoB.Pa
Valuable Farm and Business Stand
i'HIR SALE, situate ia Lewis township.
Union Co., Prnn'a, containing 13
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres ol
eood timber, tbe remainder clear aad ia s
! good state of cultivation. On it are erected a
good Bank Barn, a large two storey Dwelling
Hou.-e. Spring House and oiher out buildings.
a lar;e Orchard, and never failing water in
i the barnyard. About half tbe farm is Lima.
sione ground.
Also another tract of land, adjoining th
abovt farm. containing about 3N Acres) all
cleared, on which are elected a new Foundry
and Machine Shop 60 feet by 30 feet, threw
stories high, with a Black Smith Shop. Ac,
attached. It contains a Steam Engine of tea
horse power, turning lathes, drills, saws, (both
circular and upnghi,) planer, and a variety
of tools belcnginz to a Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses, an excellent
spring of never lading water, and a small
Orchard of choice fruit.
This property would make also an excel
lent Tannery, being situated ia a good coun
try for bark, and good water handy to the
building, which can be piped into thebuildiaa;
with but little cost. A large business im
manufactoring Clover Hollers has been ear
ned on by this establishment. It will be soldi
to suit purchasers, with as much of the Ma
chinery as the buyer may want. For further
particulars, apply lo the subscribers residing
oa and near the above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERS,
GEO. W. MYERS.
A tig. 4. Attorneys In fact of Christian Reif
FOR RENT.
rpWOSTOREY Brick HOCSB aadfmaV
I LOT on North Fourth street. Jksal,
March 18, '62. H. P. HUE LUES.
Notice ta tbe Drafted.
UNDER the provisions of the Act of
Congress for enrolling and calling oat
! the national forces, th following persona
are exempt :
1st Tbe only son liable to military duty
of a widow dependeat on his labor for sup
port ;
.,(J TheonI. SOB of , H or in6nf, .
or parents dependent oa his labor for sop.
pori;
3d The only brother of children aol IS
years old (staving neither Father aor Mother.)
dependent oa his labor for support ;
4th The father of motherless children
under IS years of age dependent oa hie
labor for support;
5th Where there are two mem bet s of th
family of ihe person drafted, al ready ia tba
military service of the United Stales.
All persons entitled to the above exemp
tions, can have iheir papers made out at the
office of C. D. BREWER, Attorney al Law.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa.
U. CERUAKT. DBSTIST.
has removed to South SJ tfrr'.h'r
door from ihe-Towa Clowe, LEW.
;bi;fg pa