All about our University.
. The Deputy Superintendent of Com
mon. 8chooli for Pennsylvania is visiting
11 the higher well m the primary
iostitntioDi of learning io the Slate, and
reporting "upoD their condition. In tbe
Common School Journal for Msy, bis visit
to Lewisburg it described, tod the merits
of our University considered. He gives
oor instructors end modes of fetching a
high rauk.aad thus concludes his report : ,
RUII.WN08 AND GROUNDS The Col-1
lege edfice is 330 feet in leog.fa.o.nai.ling
of center building sod two wings, 1 be ,
center building is SI feet eijusre, three j
storeys bigb. f. stiog is leei luup,
85 feet wide, end lour storeys iiif-o, ana
o . i ? .lunii.o
eoDta.ns 35 stud, rooms and ,
apartments. 1 he entire structure m of
brick, and cost ."0,0(J0.
Tbe buildings are situated upon a bill,
in tbe midst of an exteusiva grove of native
oaks, from which tbey peer forth and pre-
"""" ," . ...
sent, by their dim outline partially hidden
- I - r. f ....nil.. I...llfv
I'D lonage, a. u. - i
Immediitely in froot ie spreti out tbe
tilUge of Lewisbarg, A very ceit tod
veil built towo, tud in tbe diamoca to tbe
rear
The queenly SuqoeliMiia ailw,
iVrctKl in tbu grc ut hvr tbousaul Mm.n
od, etretcbiog away lo tbe wet aod
nouth, U tbe dim end mhty figure of tbe
long blue line of mnuotaiua.
" '. Tb grounds comprise about 32 croi(
re fitc I; diere.ilid, and would eem to
btve been marked out by nature bereif
i r seat of learoiug. Sbeeould bstrd'y fiud
combination of eceuery better adapted lo
awaken a love for the beauuful, or lu foo
ter tbe culture of taste.
Samuel T. Bates.
Dsmicracy" ani Frea Speech.
Io 1S55, tbe tefit of Domocracy was the
support tf tbe policy of foreiog slavery
Snto Kanias. Tbe Nirsouri D:uiocrt8
dopied a llCideu for Kaoas. and Bu
cbanau sent an army itere to enforce it.
Below we give a copy of one of tbe 6ec
tioos of tb-t "code
If any free perDO, by ppeakio? or!
writing! tnaiuutu or mm
i.. iLm ri-tit to bold slaves io ibis
- - i t
territory. Or priUl, pUUJI0Wriie,Circui.itJ
i ;..taj..tnit,4 intii tin tcrritO- (
or cause to be lutroUaocd lulu tuts lerriio-
ry, any book, paper, niagaiine, pamphlet,
ur circular, cootaitiiDg auy ueuwi u iuc
rjght to bold sUves iu this territory, such
person shall be deemed guilty of felony,
and punished by imprisonment at hard
labor for a term oj Hot lts than tic? yean."
But we bad not a word tben frum tbe
now Opperbotd prees about tbe great
rigbte of free speech and a free presa.
The State Debt
EEDtTtD Iao Sleokor, as Auditor
General ; Eli Siifrr as Secretary of the
GWtk; aud Wm.M'Uratb a State Treaa
urer, testify that in ytar coding August,
tbe Eii.king Fuud bas disctirgd atid
subk Dearly Oi.e Million dollars of our
State Debt Tbus d jh our Free State
aland in time f r, UiU the Ilebel
Btatee are sil king di "jer and deeper into
debt and buVruj.(cj ! Let every mo be
thankful tbat tbe reiim ol State Govern
ment are not id the bstds of Rebel Jtn
pathiieri or cicusets.
A BcaofTallr Panfr oo Hie Rnprnloa er the Ha
Dea t'orpu art.
The Cliicag" 1'ost thus rebukes tlie vi
crent and wdiutir.s raving of its copper
lead cotemporaries with reference to the
tuspenMon of the orpm :
Ponje of our eotemporarie, tre otisrye,
with L'ret ial tUan jud-meut, are quite
furious in their denunciations ot tne
l'reident, as the functionary who has I
done this thin?. A resfxdPd journal iu j
the southern cdJ of this State accompa
sieo the proclamation with the startling
aud altogether uiifl.-.iiaut announcement
that 'another uail'had been driven into
the coffin of the naiiou's liberties . we,
rcepcctfullv submit that if this is so, the
j.mrnal iu riuestion has been rather dila
tory in making the discovery, as lhe act uf
Connt auihoriziwj lhe 1'iwttcnl to do
vJiol he ha done wai. passed eome sis
nnntlis aco
2eep this before the People.
In 1S61, shortly after the attack on
Fort Sumter by the Rebels. Woodward,
the copperhead ' candidate for Governor,
declared, in the Supreme Court room at
Harrisburg, that "nis North is respon
sible rcn rvKBr iaor or blood shed
IS THIS WAR."
In the year 1S52, the same Judge
Woodward declared that "the natural po
sition of IVunsyUauia is with the South,"
an j that, "in the event of dofeat of our
armies, fhe should there take her stand."
lluHCtdalc Democrat.
The soldiers of the army of the Potomac
Lave perpetrated the following
EiTTr os rLn.
inTi h h"" '"'h.
fimtm, kad he Uvd. nil bwl tier rohhrtf ;
llt'l fKHl lin Nioi'ill, li Mill
Th.m.liuebcfi-
anoM lli hm rr.iia Hi brmth,
Ktit mw hr's clMAiHl dtb.
It fcv ta brMd. Ob tba( Jr d-nJ laf.
l-k .i THir Huns. ' "xr furoudi Ukrcmn,
Vrtl ri"5l nouM Iwyonr e.ISn Mk bit w
Abd Mel tl" Hun JM "Wrinj cibjr.
Tlie Rebel authorities issue hills prom
ising to pay various amounts "six months
after the rernjrnition of the inHependenee
of th Confederate SfabM by the United
tfiit..s" That's much like tho promise
little bov are sometimes iu the habit of
diking to do a
never."
thing "next day alter
When war is over, and the Nation has
fully established its power to resist Reb
ellion. uch hypocritical tr.iitors as George
V.- Woodward will be more heartily des
pised than mch trsitors as .letT. lavis.
Mark tbe redietiuii. Jf jfliulurt Tele
jfrnph.
There po-s a man," snid n frietid to
toother, "who is wirth his hundred
tli.Hisand dollnrs." "Yes," juietly said
tin- ntlier, IiK'ktojr after tlie. rich man
"and that i all he is worth."
A keeper of a stiloon, advertisine his
establithutent, thus e.,,lu,tes : "Th.ate of!
. J , .. , .
my patrotr. v!:o m:-v r-jum- ,t. ,all be
. til home on a i.i.fil I. .u '.y ruti-. ' ,
General Election Proclamation.
TfHEREAS, in and by in Act of the
If General Assembly of ihisStaie.entiiled
An Act to regulate the general elections of
.his Commonwealth." enacted on the 2d day of
luly, 1839, it is enjoined on me to give public
lotice of such elections to be held, and to
enumerate in such notice what officers are to
elected, I, L F ALBRIGHT. High Sheriff
ot the county of Union, do therefore hereby
make and five this public notice to the electors
nf the said county of L'nion.that a GEXEHAL
ELECTlOywill be held in said county oil the
Sccnsn Ticsntr or OcTunsn eit (being tne
IJth day of ,he said mon,h.) at the several
Districts composed of the following townsnips
rommissjoners. eflice
in all(1 f(ir New Berjn borough.
H district, at the house of Thomas Purse),
in ana ior town lownsnip,
Hi dibinci.ai the house of Theobald Sanders
i m anu lor v nite Ueer township.
I , v ui,lrict. al lhe hoase of Lawson
iu Rnd for Kely ,ownship.
V district, at the house of George Wolfe,
I in and for East Duflaloe township,
j VI distnct.M the house of James M'Creight,
ndfor Buflaloe township.
I V II district, at the house now occupied by
, jMob Ueck Mlfflluburg, for est Buf-
.... . "
lalor township.
III district, at the public school house in
and tor North Ward in Lewisburg borough.
IX district, at tbe Uutl'aloe House, iu and for
South Ward in Lewisburg borough.
X district, at the house now occupied by
Win. laholT, in and for Mifflmburg borough.
Xi district, at the I.aurelton School House,
in snd for Hartley township.
XII district, at the house of Peter Wehr.in
and for Limestone township.
XIII district, at lhe election house near
John Reisb, in and for Lewis township.
XIV disirict.at the house of William Wolfe,
in and for Harileton borough.
X V district at the house of J P Hagenbnch,
at Lnioutown, in and for Brady township.
At which time and places there will be
elected by ballot
Cue person for Judge of the Supreme
Court of ihis Commonwealth
One person for Governor of the Common
wealth ;
Two persons as Representatives of Tnion,
Snviier and Juniata counties in the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth;
O.ie person for Register and Recorder of
Union county ;
. One person as County Treasurer ;
One person as County Commissioner
die person as County Auditor.
KOTICE IS JIEREIIY OIVEX,
Timt every person, xoeptinjt Jtwtire of tlie Pr
who t-ri.tW Lld mi:t (jflv or ttrtutm:iit of pmtit v
( trust under tli tuited UM, or or Uim Mat, tr mny
i ctlv or iucoriKratfd tliatrict, b'th-r couinii!icnii
omcer or uuierwisc, m numrainaie fmifT ci
officer or uUierwiw. m utMrdinatc offli-er or c at, who
u nr w etnploy.-J u0'lT tbe l'ulmive. rkt-rutive,
r judiciary departuenC of this iUt or of th Umhit
g jf mn?ilt distn,t: nwi uino that
ererv inembHr of lDrr:Mi and of tmr tate ls"i?iiitiiri(
atid of til M-leef or ctotuiou council oauy rity, or cum
aiti'wr of any lnrrpnrvd JistrM t, is by U inrpn
bit of bolii lug or ex-rrifuiiK alti mew' 8 time, tliM utii
or appointment or juilfco. ioFpoctor or clerk f any el-c-tiuti
ot t hiCommtu wealth, aod tbat no io!pei"Wr,jut1f,
or any otliccr of auch elettiutt iball be eligible to 6a Uieo
Totol for.
No p-r?oo shall be (vnuittwj to Tote at any elertion
at aforesaid, than a Kbit fn-emao of tbe ic of twu-ty-one
year or more, bo nbail have nidtl in thu
State at leftst oneyt-ar.and In tbe elerUon district where
be offer U vote at leant ten days iumediateiy pren-dinx
ut-hclfCttoii.anJ witbm two years paid a ritate or cwuu
ty tax, wbk-b t-bH bate beeu aiweatw-d at lt tea days
brfre the election, but a citin of the t:uttl tta
who faiw previously been a qualified tout of this Male,
and rtnio-ej tltemfrom and rvturoed. and who has resi
ded in tbe elertion dielrirt aud pntd tae m ftnuid,
auait be estitled to vita after residfnK in Ibis Htate six
mtuth: I'rovitled, Tbat tbe ahite freeuien, ritwru of
the Cnitrd Statea, between tbe aces of twenty-ooe and
tweuty-iwo years, who hare resided in thtt election dw- :
tHrt a afnait ten duVK. ahall be entitled to vote,
a:t)i"tit,'h tbry Khali not nave paid taxen.
N persHi Khali be permitted to vote whose name is j
not rontaiuedin the list of taxable iubabllanUfuruwIted
bv tlw G-mruisfii 'tiers, unless. First, beprmluee a reneipt i
t'.r tbe payment Mttbiti two yent.f a tateor wmuty tax ;
tMieml aVreeahty to tbe I unstituUcn. and Ztve fNtlif.fiv ,
t-Tj rvtdt-uew eitiiar ou his own oatb or atttnaaUn or
thr oath or nttiriantjon of anotiier tlmt ha tutu paiJ cuvh
tax. or on failure to prvJuce a reeeii t shall tuake oatb
U the paymenl thereof, or Snnd if be claim rsbt to
vote by nc.nr an eicior witww in' npi 01 iweuirnw
ani taontv-two v-mtb be shall depose on "atli or aflinna
Iroa that he Ams' resided io tbe itato at leant one year
btif'r hi application and make snch proof of residence
in tb district as is n iuirel by this act. a n't that he .Joes
veriir Iteheve fnurt Hie uCounU tiven hi ui tbat he itmf tbe
foresaid ane, amlirlve such othTevideuce ac ix required
br this act, whereupon thv name of tbe person so adiuil-tt'-d
to vote shall be hiavrt-d in the alphl-Hii Al list l-y
tlM inanorturst and note made om-osite Uieretn by writing
the word tur If be hall be admiited to vote by reaon of
hnvinpt paid tax, ortbe word ape it rw gitall no a-imittea
to vote 1'V reason nf urb ape, shall he culled nut to tbe
clerks who iball make tbe iik note in tbe lutaof voters
kept by them.
If anv Derson shall vote at mora than one election
ditrirt.or olherwi.-e frauliilctitiy ote mote than onr
on the same day, or shall fraudulently IWd and deliver
tntheiu-owtnr two tickets t'other wan the intint IN
jtaMy to vote v ad vim and procure another an to d-. be
or they so offendin? shall on conrietion be Sued in any
sun sot less than fifty nor more than five hundred dd
laro and be impriMiued not liastbau Lb rev nor wore than
twelve nronths.
"If any pewou not qualified to vote in this Commmi
wealih. asreeiiblv to law, (except the sons ofqunhned
eittt ns,; sbU apiM-ar at any pbiee of election 6-r tbe
p'trpone of isuiri; ti'-kets nr of inrttieix-ing tlie rititt-us
qtialithd Ut vote, be shall on crmtietion. f-rfi it and pay
anv .n ru not ea'e-diu one butidred dollars fur evt-ry
such otlsoce. mod be iupriaoutja far auy Wrm not axceed-
iog Uiree tauntos.
For the information ot the electors of Union
county, I publish the following, beinp the 4th
section ot tue act ot lhe ueneral Assembly
of the session of ISM, entitled An Act to
provide for the election of Judges of the sev
eral courts of this Commonwealth, and to
regulate certain Judicial districts'"
80. 4. That tbe election tr Judps shall he held and
con lucfd in tbe sevral eleUn districts, in tbe same
manner and in all rest-eeta a elections for representa
tives are or shall or be id and conducted, and by tbe
same judges, inpeciors and other oflV-er ; aud lhe pro-vi-inns
of tbe act ot lb i!nra1 assembly, entitled An
Art P-lailnc to the elecllmis of tbi- mmnwealth, ap
proved the tenoud duy of July and IU several sup-pl-meuts
and all other like laws, as far as the same
hal be io force anH a:plicjihleshall bndet-nted and taken
to aoplr to the dictions for Judges: Provibd, That the
sf ireaaid ejectors fhall vote for Judges of tbe Htipreme
iurt on a sflj-arate pieee .f ppr, and for all other
Judges reiuired t be learned iu tbe law, on another
separate piece of paper."
Awreeablff to the provisions ot the sixty-
first section of said act every General and
fcpeeial election shall be opened between the
hoars of eight and teu in lhe forenoon, and
shall continue until seven o'clock in the even
ing, when the polls shall be closed"
The Return Judges of the several districts
will m?et in the Court Honse at Lewishurg,
on the third day after the flection, (being Fri
day, lhe 16th day of October.) to do and per
form those duties enjoined on them by law.
The Return Judges of I'nion, Snyder and
Jtiniaia counties are required to meet at the
Court House in the borough of Middlebnrg
on Toesdav the 30th of October, to make out
retnrns for the members of Assemblv.
Daied at the Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg,thts
nth day of September, A. l. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three.
L F ALU RIGHT, Sheriff
GOING
2
TIIE SPRING ARRIVAL OP
mm sdddj
AT
N. R. Zlmmerman's I
C. D. BREWER,
Altornrjr at Law,
i . isaiin,. isius iil, ri,
1 "VFFICE (on Varkei Si ) formerly occupied
i ' b" Wm '"Ton. ir-
-0,,,0" !ld 1olner professional business j
promptly attended to. C aims fnr Pe.isions,
Bouatiei and arrear, of pa, due from fiuv't, '
made out aud coH'cted June 1, 1SC3 J
UNION COUNTY STAR
":Pie attqurftnna Uetttino,."
Jt. Siclfiiwr (Sinter urtb JorTaufyebcr.
SSirtjtt Sftwijbutj jreen Icnnrrftag in rrui
fdcr StraAr btMiieg.f$trttt nnfc ift tit arffltc
rrutfdjt 3titunailt am 3l'cftrtano norllid) ten
$iam'(bur jftraditrirt.
Iiffr3ritttnj brinjit tir onarmrinm 9?adjriiiitrit
unb auprrcrm tir tcfontfrfit 9ruisifritt n tcr Qciin
tiri im ?.Vittrl yranfvlramrn, ttcrin jir jtrfulirt.
yrri? $1,00 to 3abr, venn ?ordu bcgaMt, otrr
in ten tifltn 4 2Jcdfn. $l;2? twin ttMt in
trit ro'tm 8 Sncnatca Ut Sayxtl, ant $1,50
j remit ftatcr.
?ur ?ffflnnrma4unafn tcirb trrrdinrt ; tin
Sqinur fort 5Cetbrn itfrwifr fiir la bt
Hurjrrt ffanntmadjunrn in trbaimip.
CARD.
rriHB nnilersiKned.haring loaned hisfurni
J lure, fixtures and meusiU to Mr. H. 1..
M'Miuu.i Tor the period of one year, and is
about to remove temporarily from Lewisburg,
taken Ihis method of returning his thanks lo
the people of Lewisbarg and vicinity Tor their
uniform kindness and the liberal support tbey
have given him during his residence among
(hem. RICHARD M. CUUI'ER.
Lewisburjj, April 20, I80:t
NOTICE.
rr"HE nndersijned, bavin:; oblained the use
X ' ' the furniture, fixtures and utensils of
Mr. Richard M. Couper, will continue the
Bakery, Confectionery and .Notion business,
at the old stand, on Market street, for the pe
riod of one year, lie hopes by strict attention
to business lo merit the patronage heretofore
extended to this establishment.
H L,. M M A II ON.
Lewisburg, April 20, I63
ESTAULISIIEn, 17CO.
FETER L0RILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,
IS & 18 CHAMBERS ST.,
(formerly 4 Cbnubrfl stnwt, Nw 'ork.)
"VTOCLD ca1! the attention of Dealers to
IV iu me articles oi nis maauiaciure,viz :
IIUOHVSMKK.
MaratiT. IKojiirrngi,
Jf'iur Rappo, lnrt Vtivlnla,
CvAfM! KnppM, NMClllUirllff.
Aioerlrab Oentlritlftil, Cotn-bbagen.
IKUUW hM t'K.
Scotrh, llunif.v lw Sroteh,
Uig h Toant SroU-h, nU Hooey lNir Pcot-h,
IriKh liitlh Tuastor Luulfrii, rrr.li Sttcli.
UfA't'Htinn u mUrd t" Iht Ltrt rvtlwli'm in ftrirrt nf
Fmr t'ut .Atw.i,' atui ,imtkiuy initNlCtiM, tcnlcA wilt M
mud J a ARjvrwr ttmltly.
TOKtlTU.
KM0KIM0. rtC 'Ut IHKWI.N4.
LcikK, P. A. L., or plain,
N.t. I, 'avin,lib, or Itwn,(,
No. 2, fwt s,iiited lnnuco.
Not. I k 3 mi 1, lib Koil CavebdtBb,
rMOKIIG
8. Jau-o,
Slmnii.i(
rfia.t4-r,
Turkub.
Uranulatf 1.
t. It. A circular of prices will be sen ton
application. March IK, '6:iyl
CO-l'AKTNEllSIIIP.
TLe undersijincd have as-
sociaicu ineinseives into c(pari
nerlnp for lhe purpose of carry
ins on the l.uiiilieniiL', I'lamns,
and Carpentering buainess in all theirvarioua
branches, at the
Ccunobnrg Strom pinning Ulills,
where they intend to keep a mock of Tine
Hemlock, Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, ash, Ma
ple, and all kinds of Lumber, Flooring Shel
ving, Kidinr;. Shingles, Lath, Joists, Ktoddin",
Fencing, Pickets, floor and Window Frames,
Doors, Shutters, Ulinds, Sash, Mouldings,
Brackets, Ac. Planing, Slitting, Scroll Saw
ins, &c, dune at short notice and all work
warranted to give satisfaction, both in rice
aud workmanship.
J. I). ItlEFFF.NflKKFKR,
MXRTIN HRKtSBACII.
HIRAM DKKISIIAUH
Lawi.nnrit Plnm Hills, April 1,
REMOVAL.
TB. CHRIST, Esq., has removed his Of
j fice lo ihe buildiug of Jonathan Spyker,
Xorih of the i;nrt (louse, and iminediaiely
opposite the HuHalo House, where he will at
tend lo all manner of business at his office
wilh dispatch and promptness in his line of
business. (Speaks both English and Herman.)
April t, 1863. I.. B. CHRIST.
J.S. Marsh. .sborklrjt. t.t.Nhorklrr. F. Braver
S. SMnSH & 0,
(rjccccasniia to oepdi-, marmr co )
LEWISliUHO FOUNDRY
a Jin
AQRICULTUAL WORKS -
Icn iNbiirp, Pa.
Wl have oonatantly on hand and lor !,
WIIOI.K.-AI.K OK RKTAIL,
R'ttjr, Mnwrr mi rimrr llarrtrlm: Krai ami (Iran
SrM'ris Hani and ..r liwr dim SMUrt; vnr.Tum
( AViur ll'irf Trni'l. Xivf and lloll ITt: Clorrr
HnlUn, fred raHr, Thmhrrt, 4i. .. H'llt, Irm
rr.mtt fnr HtiiMiny: h tm f'Hccs. A'.ii'infi. X'H 'jiri,
Ac. il.,ind hold n.irrln- rady at all lime to no ALL
Kists r r'ii;si.ar Mi .tixe! with th otmt'rrMtnia
and dti-pab-b Work or ManuJactorea Invariably
warranted as recommended. ord'r rwprrttuUf
olioiud abdpromptly a" led to. Jubel. 1S60
DR. JIOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
t TH BTKEDY Ct'RB OP
Ctmttht, Cold, Infinmnx (roup, If-artntt, ftrrmrhitit.
fnramoniiiy L'utLft Utt itorl. arisinp from
ita;"'il rfiftfiF, and for tht rriitf ami (if at all
jMnttirir.) cure " i'atttnti n aiirancai ttoigt vftke latter
HMU.
TUB Halnmie CorJtal is ntiri-ly -i?rUhle prodne
tiru.nuttinint; th hmlfnc prin-rtifn nf th UaImud,
with lhe invijcratiti iiuaiitirD ot Cordial, iti-oduR.nx
mmhiaatroo po wrll aJapt'l to the purjii iatrmltfl,
that thT art1 but few csm ot dief whirh will not, t
ao rly fHriod, Kuecuinb to It lifaiiug and lifrj-gifiog
r"f (? nv IU trr-Ji uiiru i puiiaimiary ir--w ni.
vupltnl th grtcr portion of the attrnlton of th prn-
tin of the m-dirl wnrlil. hut nont arnirftj mr rnii-
n-nre in hi treatment of thrm iiwiw. than the erh-
hntt-Ml Prussian Ir lltoflaoi, the origin itor of th Bl
fjunirOrlial. . II if liffwa ilevf'trd tu tb pTntlurtirtnnf
r-iDli-c that wnulil lml unriralnl. How well hr bw
ftirwrlfd, th Atnrin pwipte arr able t" jatJz: and
wr potitiv1j assert, that no preparation Utat be vr
ln pi f!td before them, hareennferred tkeame amount
of lenefil on pofTi-rinr humanity, or have elicited ao
many eoranendatiAns from all rlasffea of aorlefy. an tho
remtdiea of lioofland. prepared bj Dr. C. M. Jackaoa A
C , of Ph.lmdeli hia,
Tha Cordial fx tlertirned fir a Ham of di aaor gnu
rnl and more fatal than anynthor to whirh the people
of thia country aro uhjert thow prin'Hntr from
flUbt rold-' That eminent authority. Dr. aVIl.mya:
w I wilt not aay that Cldn are to our inhabitant what
the Plavue and Yellow Fever are to thoae of other coun
triea; but I caa aver eonftdentiy that they vatitc in dii
caae of greater complicity and mortality than them; Utter
Read wtiat th eminent Gift' MnnnfartHrr. JOTIS M.
WHIT A LL. aay nf the BALSA M 1C CORD I A L.
Br. C. M. J&rxM! Repertd Friend: llavlnc for a
IrinK time been aeqnafnted with the Tirtnea of thy BAIj
SA MIC OJKDIAL inOarbm li1da. Inflammation of tbe
l.tinns, c, I thu freely bear trotlnionr to It efficacy.
For pevrral year I have, nevar baen without It in my
fnniily. It Is alFO piva me pleasure to tate that I have
ned it with entire aoeeea In the treatment of Bowel
Complaint. Thy frtVod truly. JOII N M. U HIT A LU
Firth Mo. 17, 1 Si 8. Kaea at. above 4th, Phllad'a.
aTheew mediciwea are fcr aale by all reapeeUble
Iru;;it and dealer in medicine in the United Statea,
Canada, Brltlih Provinre. and Weat Indie, at 75 cent
per nettle. Be mire and at the genuine, with the tcna
ture of C. M. Jackon oo the wmpper of each bottle; all
other are ennitterlVit. Prineipat Office and Menu facto
ry. 41ft Arch atreet, Philadelphia. Pa.
VARIETY STORE
AT THE
Old Post-Office Stand.
A LARGE supply of Bnoks.Stationery,
Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confection
eries, Teas, 8piee Fruit, Nuts, Basktes,
Pirtnrr, and a variety of KICK NACK8 for
sale cheap by
703) H W CROTZER, Lewisburg
REMOVAL.
JOHN A. MKRTZ, Eq.. ha removed his
Ollice on Market St. two doors west of
the Lewisburs Bank, where be will attend to
all manner of business in his line with
promptness. Speaks both English and tJer-
man. J. A. JUEK I
- Lewisburg, April 1, IS6J
& LEW1SBURG CHRONICLE OCT. 2. 1803.
f tLNMl, ROUS a. CO.,
(U4T a. raLiia au cu.)
Lewisburg Pl&ning Mill,
keep constantly vn band and
nianoiaciure to order Flooring, Sldiug,
DMn, .snab, MbuttcrN, itllnait,
Mouldings) of a?l patterns,
and all other descriptions of Wood Work used
in UniUling.
Orders respectfully solicted and promptly
filled. All work warranted to five satisfaction
CPAn extensive lot of Luuiber of all
descriptions on hand for sale.
taeinry oil fiurtk Second trttt,Lewitlnirg,ra
April 23, 1H.VJ.
COAL COAL COAL.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a lar?e assortment of the very best Sha
mnkin and Wilkes-Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which be will sell at Ihe very
lowot prices for Cah.
Also, BtackmUhs' Coal, Plmltr and Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, that I will not
be undersold by any man. Having good
weigh-scales, lull weight will lie given.
Coal Vard near WeidensanPs hotel.
GEDRCE HOImSTEIN.
Lewisburg, May 27,'S8.
BUCKEYE ALL RIGHT
For tbe Harvest of m !
The most approved Agricultural Imple
ments now in the Market !
H'UF'ITI Rr l BY
SLIFER, WALLS, SHRINER & CO.,
LewlNburs, Ia.
Bnfknjc l.caprr & lomrr.
f PHE unprecedented success of the Uncle
J. eye" is the Mroneest pro if of Its superior
excnllene.v. The lHJCKEYE has caused a
Complete Revolution in the Manufacture ot
HE A I' 1 fill A.U MOWIxa Machines, and
its reputation is so well established that it is
scarcely necessary to particularize its advan
tages. We will, however, call the attention
of Ihe fanneis lo a few of its merits.
The TWO DUIVINO WHEELS the
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
may be thrown nut of gear, or be backed
without vihraiing the knives the Sieel Cutter
Bar ihe Wrought Iron tiuani, with Hardened
Kteel Face or Cutting Edge the Double
Hinged Joint, by which the Culler ltar may
be Folded Ihe long Crank f'hafl the Sieel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Cutler Bar
may be raised and lowered so as to cm as
low to Ihe ground as may be desired Ihe
steel Pitman and Brass Uix Us Light Draft
(no Hide Draft) no weight on lhe horses'
necks backs as easily as a cart all of
which form a combination of advaulaees
which no other machine possesses.
No Gearing on the Driving Wheels.
A team of horses weighing 'MO lbs. each,
will cut an acic of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with Iwo Cutter
Bars one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted lo the
use intended).
No edort will be wanting to maintain the
Buckeye in the enviable position it now occu
pies, that of being the
Best machine in the World !
The subscribers return their sincere
thanks to their friends for the generous sup
port ihey have received in introducing the
celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Mower into
Central and .Northern Pennsylvania, and are
much indebted lo them for their warm greet
ings and kind offices in recommending it to
their friends and neighbors.
For Certificates, Ac, see Circulars, which
may be had of any of their Agent?.
They lo maniifactnre Mever'S Pat
ent lintoit Uraln Isrlll. which i
acknowledged to be the UKsl' 3EF.D SOW
ER IN USSE, and the only one which
SOWS OATS PERFECTLY!
Also, the HrjHtnnc Clover llnllcr,
which cleans thoroughly, without in Ihe least
injuring lhe seed. Will clean more in the
same time than any olher machine in use.
They also manufacture and keep on hand
for sale Dttrlina't Trrad rawer and Threhrr ;
TrJnzraph t'oddrr Cutter (two tize) ; Cunkin
Store, among which is Ihe celebrated " Con
tinental I'nrlur and VJJire Uliwr; and all
kind of Cost and Wrought Imn and Hrais
Work. SLIFER.WALLS.SHRIXER & Co.
Central Foundry, Lewhbiirg, l'a.
March at, lfcei
GENERAL ORDER.
rpiIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
I having this day taken possession of the
Philadelphia & Erie Kailroad. under the con
ditions agreed on with Ihe Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad Cotnpanv, they have appointed
JOSEPH I. POTTS. Ueneral Manager there
of, to whom all Oilicers and Employees will
report for iustiuciions.
J. EDO AR THOMSON.
President Penn'a Kailroad Company.
Office of the Penn'a Railroad Co, 1
Philadelphia, Jan. :)0, 1H62. $
General Order, No. 1.
To take Effect on and after Jan. SO, 1862.
I. The Wentern nirl!oii, fym
Warren to Erie, will be under the Superin
tendence of JAMES LEWIS, whose title will
be Superintendent ol the Western Division.
His Office will be at Erie. Employees on this
Division will be under his charge, and will
malie all communications respecting their
duties or the business of the road, to him,
except as otherwise provided in this Order.
II. The Knsfern DltlMion, from
Sunbury to Wheiham. will be under the sup
erintendence of SAMUEL A. 11 LACK, whose
title will be Superintendent of the Eastern
Division. Employees on this Division will be
under his charge," and will make a'l commu
nications respecting their dunes or the busi
ness of the road, to him, except as otherwise
provided in this Order.
HI. The Accounts of Freisht and Pas
senger Business will, ou the Western Divis
ion, be in the immediate charge of JOHN C
BOORS, whose title will be Assistant Audit
or. His Ollice will be al Erie. On lhe Eastern
Division ihey will be in immediate charge ot
THOMAS M. DAVIS, whose tide will be As
sistant Auditor. His Office will be in Will
iamsport. He will also have charge of the
distribution of Passenger Tickets over both
Divisions.
All eommrniicationa repeetin? Freight and
Passenger accounts by Employees on either
Division.will be made to the Assistant Audi
tor ihereof.and respecting supplies of Tickets
to Taoaai M. Davis.
JOS. D. POTTS. General Manage
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,")
Lessee Philad. & Krie R. R. L
General Manager's Office, i
Williamsport, Jan. 30, 186J. J
? FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Gi on MarketSqnare,Lcwinbnrg. s3
A good supply of CTiairM, Tablcn,
Bureau, Snd, Ac, on hand or made
rder. DAVID GINTER. f8.61
ICE CREAM
XIVERY Evening during the season
Par-
lj ties supplied on short notice,
une I MRS. DENORMANDIE.
Five-Twenty U. S. Loan !
rpHE I.EWHBCRG BANK, of Lewisburg,
Union Co is Agent for the sale of the
United Slates Six per Cent. Five-Twenty
Years' Loan.
Amounts can he had tn suit the means of
different individuals. The Interest on this
Loan li payable aad will be paid in Gi ld. 'I'J-
urn,
NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TOWN.
At JOII.V SQl IRES'.
Fino qualities Ladies Gaiters at $2.
liest ijuulity liome-mado Kid and
Morocco LSoots at C2.
A lanjc assortment of Balmoral
JLioota aud (Jaitcra
at equally low prices.
Opposite the Bank, lewisburg.
JOHN H. BEALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
(.enllemeia'a FurulNblna; Store,
1
Market St.,Jut ultovt tlie Haute,
LEWISBLRti, PA.
J'be subscriber has removed into the new
filltd and commodious Storeroom of Thomas
Keber.where he has just received a large and
well selected stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING,
Cloths, Casimeres, Silks. Shirts, Drawers, Ac.
I also CUT AND MAKE TO ORDER in the
best style and most reasonable terms. Being
a practical Tailor, and employing the best j
workmen, I can confidently invite both Old ,
and Arte Cuslomert du u't forget the Sign
The Red Door!
Mar 2 I"" J H bEAI.R
CEdETERY NOTICE.
A T an Election held by the Stockholders
1.
of Ihe Lewisburg Cemeterv.the under-
ued was elected Treasurer, and all moneys
for lots, grave-digging. Ac. must be paid to
him. Persons interested will please note the
cnange,
1 hose now indebted lo lhe Cemetery Asso
ciation are requested to make immediate pay
ment. SOLOMON KITJEK.
Lewiburir. Jan. 'Jfi, ltiOitt
WHERE we will find a large assortment
latest styles
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
such as frpnch an-, Enlih all won. Cloth,
Iron. 3.50 np to $10.00. Knotty Boys' Cas
Miner?. ami Si Ik Mixed Cashmeres, Satinetis,
4 lollllll or all description. ; Men
and IlojV Wear Whole Suit for $13 5(1
that is, cloth coat, satin vest, cassimere pants.
Suinnier Suns for .Yft0. AIo, a lare an
sortmrnt of Hats, raps, Ac, such a M'CIH
Ian, Garibaldi. Opera, high and low crownrd
Hats, Hose. Haudkerrbiefs, Collars, Shim,
iuapentlers, Cnibrellas, Nerk Ties. Ac
WOW IS THE TIRE !
to save from 25 to 50 per cent., and get the
Lafei Hivle.
Also, Goods Cnl and made lo order, and in
the latent style. Always from five to lea
hands at work.
Tall opposite John Walls & Cos Store,
Market street, fewihorp
March ll.'fi? N. R. ZIMMERMAN.
Jllap of Union (Counto.
A OLTKD on rollers, varnished, engraved
4.ll anr
d lithographed in Philad. iu the besl
sty of the art 30 by 40 inches in size on I
a scale of I j inches lo the mile. This Map
was careitti.y surveyed in isr6, and is reas
onably corieci. r.acn lownsnip is colored, .
anu mere are tne i nwn I' olsand .o.s of Lots
in Lewisbnrw. M.tHmh..,. n-.n- n!" .
,lAi..n an I v A . r l , , :
..!..., .,u uuiuiimia. .Mountains ann
Streams are traced the Public. R.,aHs nh
Ihe distance in perches between roads which i
intersect also ISames of Farm Owners gen- i
erallv, (yUUrcn and School Houses Mills &C I
The Court Hons. i. ..f ,k. I ;.k IT-;!
. ... ' . . ".
v.rdlv Rm .linn. id. I i o . V I
j - ur.iuur Duai i aro,
Ihe Lnion Furnace at Winneld. and Union j
Seminary at Aew Berlin are represented in a 1
separate engraving each. ;
r.very r armer and person of business sh'd ,
have one of these Maps for ornament or for !
ICirirmr null I OlOrOlatlOn .
. The original subscription price was f.S.SO,
now reduced to -ts onlv. reFor sale at
the Ular d CUmmele Ollice. and by
Dn 8. L. BECK, Lewisburg
Last and Best News !
ATTE have just received from Philadelphia
and New York, a very large and well
selected slock of
SUMMER GOODS,
which we oiler at very reduced prices. We
have paid particular attention in ihe selectiou
of this stork of Goods a very large assort
ment of O H Y Ci Oft nii of everv deserin-
tion. Purchasers will find it their advantage
to give ns a call as in prices we defy anv of
onr neighboring towns for competition. We
have also replenished our stock of Ciroce
ricN, llardwar,QiicenHware,&c.
SALT, FISH, COAL,
PLASTER, Ac.
UJliVe Marsh Lime, Calcined Plaster,
and Hydraulic Cement,
always kept on hand.
lCUVSTHY PRODUCE taken in Ex
change for Goods as usual.
N.B. Cash paid for all kinds of Grain.
JNO WALLS it CO
Lewisbnrg, April 23, 1862
Aa aperient and Ptnnarhlr preparation of IKON pari
u . nxjjo-n aDararbonby eonibaatHtn la hjttmieel.
ranrtionrd hy thr nicht M.dlr.l Aulhorltlaa.hoth la
Kurnp. and Use United Stalea, aad presAibed in their
TberxperfoHworthouaandaiiail? proves that aopre
D"rtinn uf Ir.in ran te nmipartsl wlthtr. Impurilieunt
the Mood. depresakiD of ial energr. pale and otherwiaa
sfc-kly complexion, Indicate iu nrcoMitji in almoatever
oonoeiaable raae.
InOOXioOR In all M1.I.A1M In It 1... Iuum t-LI
!' h pr"T"' aeolntelv curative in each of lb fellow
In lrbilil), .Vm Apellnu, Emanation,. Dare;iiut,
Omtlipatitm, lhtrrlimi.:i)tm.ltrri. Innyimt rmsnmJim,
uf-"""' TlraUa,u, .s.,11 l:ntm. Mismmttrnatum,
nintrt. fVdorniit. Lirrr Omplatntt. Chnmie Hfvdaclits,
Klrnmntism, lnUrmitUnl etr,, Maiplu oa (At 4c.
fnt np in neat flat metal boars containing 50pllli,
price 64o.nl, per hox; for aale by dros-.-lfti and dealera.
"ill be will tree to any addrem nn receipt of Ilia price.
Ail lett-r, order, etc. uliould be addree.ed to
B. B. i.'Vh. k to , (ieneral Asrnta,
JS-U iCii.Aati.N.y.
S'J1 in Leirishunj hi
t to I H Sfhafflt it i lallwell
A Joint Resolution proposing certain
; Amendments to tlie Coiibtitntiou.
1)E it resolved by the Senate and House of I
U Representative 01 inc uounnHn
ol Pennsylvania in Ueneral Assem
Thai the loliuwmg amendment. Be
lo the Constitution ot tbe Common wean
accordance with the provisions of the tenth
article thereof.
There shad be an additional section to me
the ihird arwcle of ihe ConstnutioB, lo be des.
ignaied as sec.on four, as follows:
-Mm rio.1 4. Whenever any of ihe aualifird
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in
any actual military service, nnrter a reqotsi-
f .k. I'-... .Jaa..l ..I tk IT
or bv the authority of this Commonwealth,
, n I iru oiair,,
uch electors may exercise lhe right of uf-
Irage in an elections oy ine ciup, uu..
such regulations as are or shall be prescribed
by law.as fully and elleclually as it ihey were
present at their usual places of election.
There shall be two additional sections
the eleventh article of the Constitution, lo b.
designated as sections eight and nine, as
follows
Sr.rTiot 8. No bill shall be passed by tbe
Legislature containing more than one sot ject,
which shall be clearly eipressed in the tale,
except appropriation bills.
Sic-rios 9. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislaiure granting any powers or privileges
in any case where the authority lo grant such
powers or privileges has been or may here
after be conferred upon the Courts of Ibis
Commonwealth. JOHN I'KWSA,
Speaker of the House of Repreienta'ives
JOHN P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate
Ollice of the Secretary of the Common- )
wealth. Harnsburg, July 1, 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA. Sit
I do hereby certify that the foregoing
- l J-and annexed is a full, true and correct
v- copv of the original Joint Resolution of
lhe tieneral Assembly, entitled "A Joint Res
olution proposing certain Amendments In the
Con-.tituiiuu," as the same remains on tile in
this office.
In 'J'enimony Whereof I have hereonto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the Seereta-
tary's office to be affixed, the day and vear
above written. ELI SLIFER.
Wecretary of the Commonwealth
I IADS hi . ImprOVeil
"iJU I III.Otl .ir.tRCIIER.XX
A STA.XDAKJ MEhiriSE
tor th itmlr.ra'lli-ii and -fTicliil purr at AI.L-tff
rpH li mli'-in' ban wroobt tU nioatt mirMiiloasearM
Crwro fnmallOBw.
Hrv -y-. 8ral4 Hd,
Kbfutuatrf 4iMrderfl ,
OottTcnrHat,
JU lthnm.
(jtn-ral debility.
l'trnpl nn lhe far.
Old. atubtruro I it Ii
Tetivr ittftit.n-.
I'tpriM, w-KUaJir,
lrrMril d
l.iT C'-tnfUtu:,
Fnnl hU iu ,
IVDiala-OsmplaitiU and all liiwaaeahavuift Iht-iiorttfiB
IB AM iatpUfa aUkU Of Uia blviM.
Tb abov im m lKrlrt-it of PavM NTrfirf of srUft
i i wj..fo, orj Liifdin imy tn iiuxaki -.o. BtaivaRiUav
M.n Ju.nn. u;tw.j u.ai irti it ihrr.rr.
jAca by thrn'i.hvMri.a.i.rnnlluriirouatj.aiid b, lr.
Mlll ft :..t,r(cll. .1..0 Dau. f.r a ). ti.4
or urarl, .ichl mi.nllia. no'.. Ub.taDiliiK whirh u hp,
Mam, and prti-m Au Ufl ckrk arr enitrl tnUn
ntriiy He had itnen up all bop, h-n bt rkrardwf ikw
Mttiufd S.irrhr,"and tai in.iurvd to try it. f,,nr bot
i llearurrd him, and ;alttiouch aadlv litfiturrd j thr i
do qiimion kur thi invalualdr ivdirin avd hi life,
j The full particular of tbi mnnrkahlr rae naj bamrra
1 ta a Cimilar t bad uf an; f tb Awnta.
, W alo nrr ti a of Nanr Bleaknrf .af Rldrrton.
AraiMronfc To- Pa.. rur-d nf caoFLiaalUrr being unablw
to tin out of tvd fr thrrr wrara.
To tht of ladr in AiiaonvtHa.rirarflf Id COw,hn
wm aUn aflitrtfd i:b ofula in r wt.rat form.
i irip rax oi ut-rtrtfe .t.-ii. reta:nr in i:armimwo,
! Canibnan.
Lu i k ha.li. affiHr4 with 'aaw
ih.tit,.t hia -im,. ,ua Uiow wa. wor, if
io.im. than M i "r.-an a.
fh. ..ni-ui.r.o. .i,..r,ow-,.,rr,n.f .hirh ...
Mwl hj lb. om of tth Blnrtd Srareh.r" mavaln, b
found In a t imihr to h- h..i ..r.n. of ih x-no.
hKn. M. hHHIilt. Pmlrrfer.e. PlltsKars, Pa.
rtt'ZttMrZ.tt
IV. tsrbamr. l-wi.har: Ml'p-ii-ht Hnrs. Unlt.i x I
'': Kudr Honno-'rfK-h. armrr.Tlltr; ( uaianofa .
w''mrr. Ilanl-ton: l. II. Riwll. Mifllinhiirir; L. S.
bUmm, WiD.ld; kindle a W an.Mllar, erli..rave;
.... . a
ywi
TZZ T
ICE... f l!.G... ICE!
rpHE undersigned are putting up an ICE
I HOIC large enou.h to supply all oor
people wnh Ice during the whole year. Ice
can he delivered in town, daily, at a cheaper
rate than private Ice Houses ran be filled.
FT'Call on either of us nn North 4th St. or
CI the Ice House below the River Bridge.
11 A.WEIDKN.SU'!.,
Lawi.hor, Nn.29, S0 VRANK. ANU.-TA0T
REMOVAL !
17 L. MOWRV has removed his IMlofO
j. graph i:tablllimcnt to the
New Building on Market street, recently oc
cupied bv Dr. Burlan. OPPOSITE THE
BANK, where he has fitted up one of the
Finest Galleries in the Country !
Having superior facilities and a long ex
perience, he is satisfied that his work cannot
e beaten. Call and test his workmanship.
Lewisourg, Aug. 15, '62.
BULK FOR TBE BULLION!
THE uudersigned intends supplying the
citizens of Lewisburg wilh Pure Milk,
commencing about the 15th inst. Persons
wishing to be supplied, will please send in
their names to hitn.at the Lewisburg Bridge.
The Milk will be delivered (daily except Sun
days) morning or evening, as preferred by a
majority of customers. SAM'L SLIFER.
Lewisbnrg, April 10, 1R6J
Science still on the Advance 1
SURGEON Ed Mechani
cal DentlNl. Orlioe in the
Dr. Brugger's new building. Market street,
(western entrance, up siairs) LEWISBURG.
Dr.BLiKLAN is now constructing Ihe Nob
sectional Block work, baked on Plaiina base,
ious Bases in use and having had a long
and extensive practice, and being perfectly i
familiar with every P"
sion, he feels sale in warranting enure satis-
faction in all his operations, which shall be
carefully and skilfully performed.
,., . , . ' T. m.
Please call and examine specimens. The 1
superior qualities of the Non-sectional work j
will be evident 10 all who will give it an im- I
u i - .1
partial examination. Dr. Burlaa is Ihe only I
person who constructs this excellent work in i
Ihis section of country.
, . - . , T
riTCharves shall eorresnnnf with lhe
times.
Lewisburg, Sept. J, ' 131
S5 Reward
TILL be paid bv lhe School Board of East ;
BtilTaloe township lo any person who
will inform upon any one commitltug urpre-
dations or defacing in anv way any of the
School Houses of satd DistriC. dur.ng in.
present year. Bv order id the Board t
DAVID ftCHKACK, Pita't
NEW GROCERY AND
Provision Stor
where he baa just received a well !,.,.
asserlnient of fresh
t CDnCFRIFS AND PRnVICtniia
f '-0HH
. " as Coffee. Tea, ChoeoL.. 0gar. "
Molasses Fish, Sa:., !p.ee.V.nerar. R, J
-" "-"" . "urmnap tm
y,"" " - wraaaa,
I Lemons, Crackera, Clothes Pias,
; J'louf and
I Feed, Torn, Cattle Vniu
PARE, Window sthaite. u...t '
, 0,prvHW
1 , "
SO, iv Polish Pint. Hn.,r Ti 1. CB.
. . ' UKC(t, T. lr,
and everything else in lhe firocery liV--Vf
of which he offers at the lowest one., r
Cash or Country Pr.wtuee. ' '
CHA'S ROLAND
Lewisburg. May 7. 161
fJMJE undersigned has opened a New
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
in the rooms recently occupied by W.M. Em. I
near the old Hayes stand. Market street, Lew. 1
isbnrg. where he is always prepared to '
iuinin ine poouc witn tne oesl oi
CoilVr. Tea, Stitrar. Hplces, ISaii,
CandlcN, Friaila, Finli, JTtotur
it t eed, Cheene, .c Jlc,
together with all olher articles uaaally kept
i such an establishment al the lowest pnen
'Jail and give him a trial.
Drake's Plantation Hitters for ale.
Jan 30,'6:i. f ATHAN MITCH EI.L.Avt
TTEST BRANCH Insurance Company.
V of Luck Haven, Pa. ;
Insures Properly m tH.lh Town and Conn.
I try rn is reasonable Terms as any stktr
good C mpany.
j 1 heUrie increase of Preroium?fotemake
j Auul.fPrrmln.lr.iwwlale..e
J.W.Caaaa.Sec U.C.Haavat. Pre.
LARISON PRfl.'W, Agrnl,
Dec t.JS8l Lewi.barg
Watches, Jewelry ami Silver Ware. '
No. 6SS Market St. PHILADELPHIA
mn I"" unnersiened woold
; j-'e'rectfully invite yoar a-
t-'"'""1 io nis weft selected
iock ot fine '.o.ld and Silver WATCHES.
Fine ti.d.l JEWKi.RV, of every variety of
styles comprising all of the ntwetl aad aaott
heauhfttl tlmins
Also, soi.lD SILVER WARE, npml to''
Coin and ihe best make of Sitrrr Plmttd .
Ware Each article is varrnntei lo b a
I"' "
l"P"VV'atche and Jewelry carefully rv
pnired aud sausfaction guaranteed.
JACDB HARI.ET.
(Xurrmcr to Stuuffrr 4 Marin
February 7. If3.
la UM It K K ! L U.MBBKI!
"I"HE ubcribers haveforsale
(in lots to suit purchasers
a taree sin k .
I'f.VB 8 lUf .! Panel StuflJ
Plaok. Slc. Also &.OOO tlMu KAILS.
'i inch Sawed Shinsles superior quality.
Also Mquare Timber for Bnildmes:
Which are offered low for cash, at oar Mills
on Mouth Uranch of the White Deer Creek :a
Hartley tntrnship or delivered on the Broth
Valley . arrows road at Ihe end of onr Road.
I eA Uipli ma lor a superior sample ol
. Planks, and a Premium for Rails and ttkiaas,
I I,. . . .w- i. . 7P
w,ra1' the last I ninn Cs.A(.
i Fair. JOHN M'CALL il SOIfS.
't ""rest Hill P O. Lnion Co, Pa
wew Biano--wew Goods!
JOSEPH L. IIAWX harin? talen tbe
tl rooms under the Telegraph and Chronicle
ofiices.rerilted them, and filltd in aa ejtensiv
variety of
flits. Cup, Gentlemen' i Clnlitq,Jr.
I A,so 'ar?e anil splendid stock of CI.0TH
CASSlMERES.ic. which he will makrumtm
nrdrr as h vi.ll .... .w
"T'.he cnn"n the Tailormg Bu.w
Bess. He is prepared to execute all work
i ""H'ted to his care.to the satisfaction of ta
customer.
N. B. Cutting and Renairi. an itr.na ta
i order. fLewisbnrw. nril in tact
MASON V Co. "nu"
NGRAVF.1.S and STATIONFBH.
907 Chestnut St. PhilmJh,kim.
,n. wmm . Tiattlsc a
Bwiat-M I arda, t-ncra.-d aa4 arintrd at thr akwrtwrt
ooticw. A vrry full anwim of FINK MatiaMrv
lr.oa han.l. laitiala In Color, and rtrrj artly it
Katb. ln4. arti-lirallv .IfiiUd. Any XJl af twnwt
awd Ka-I"x. atad. to order Job 2, ISM
m ..! r. . . . '
THE subscriber con-
L tinues to carry on the
Livery BuNlnen at
Ihe Old Stand od South'
Third street, near Market, and respectful!)
solicits lhe patronage ot his friends and the
public generally. CHAKLES F. HESS..
Lewisburg, May 12, 1850
HYEIEN0L.0GY!
AC l'K UU'S and entertainng little Bock
(all abnnt Matrimony, Money, aad ath
er matters,) for the amusement of every body
(ano the young folks, also,) on long irinur
evening., rainy days, etc Price. 20 eests.
Wholesale, 1) Cents. Seal by nail for serea
3 cent stamps. Fnr sale at Ihe Star 4 Ctrm
Ule" office. W 0KDEN A COKNEL1I
i rnMiaheis. Lrwi'ft'
f Attention. Hnsldami
A large assortmeal of
Violins, Guitars, Ac, ot an
kinds also Violin. Goiiar,
and Banju Strings, Brioges. Pegs. Ac. and IBS
besl Violin Rosin call at the Posi Office ani
examine. ' w FORREST
wrPIC-N IC
Wall jump Into tho Wagoa, and all taka s tMs
V LARGE, handsome
and vrrv comforta-
ble HlCOti has been.
fitted up for lhe especial accommodation
l ie-!N ie and other similar eicnrsions. Tens
moderate. Apply to JOS. M. HOCSEL.
Lewisburg. June 3, 1859. .
jy ixdkpesdmsT TAMILT JOVKS'l
baac Frlaajsat Lewtskanc.talaa roaaty, rrasl
mw-tlMp,-- r.
,hr nmr nu bVaioneror.hortor period.
eu win pay r aUr maih,;srtinr meatba. i
fcreixhi m-.nih.,:(di for iiie 1oUa.wlr
year, ij lor foorcopiea ane year. 110 Inr O-a nf"a 1
JMr 4 iBliw Ws eta. r.)c.u. bv r
rrceirrd la gold. po.un .i.aipa. or bank aet. n."4
vaiw hrr.. Moat km, of rroduc. rec.i. rjV,
SVWhea the lime eapireafcrwhich a paper t w11'
(u;,. wr . .t it i. sroi -rku-
AartTi.r.sT. handeomeiy pwbibhej. at
s-''" "?;?n'mrt'ZiT,ir.
aiontba. S dot. per year. Half a aqnaTe so eia. i
r ; ... ... ... M.Tckautt-1-
air-r
I over aw-fourlb of weolnma, 10 ol. per '' " , J
I aitea. e. a may be ecrrru apoa. A iuarr ,
I anialleat tvpe, or 16 ol amtlarger. Ad.ertierawa v
I aemorriiiinir. Illeeal.rwiadlnr tepdency net " ' .
1 I-. n- . ..I ,rO'Tl 11,1
fera
taal
, News in advance oi the ihiid mii. . .hrVt
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biy met. I urocery ano rrovmios aturr, ia nT '
proponed . naugn i Dunning taie nreamer Tta.h,
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