ii mm m
Ml
fllfflM
Dy o. N. WORDEN AND J.
it tt.no per Year, always In Advance
ft ILINHKV hrm-WKKku
Tflfsrf.T Morninj fc Friday Afternoon.
Meetings.
Tuesday rVt-tilNir, Oct. ( meeting at
Fill. ml House tifHr (lie Prit'sWh ehilrrtl,
mi Turtle creek, in Buffaloe Twp.by A.
LUves and C. D. Hrkwub.
Rev. T. M. HKKJ'K at Independent
Hall, lecwisbtlrg, Tuesday evening.
WM. VAX HKZKH Ksq. nn Tuesday,
Oct. 6, at No. 3 Scboulhoiisc, Brady Tp.
Friday
Oct 9, evening meeting nt
Hpring creek S. House near Orwi,
i Mill.
Saturdny, Oct, 10 at 2, 1. M in
Laurelton W. V Gkzer, and others.
Forest Hill, Katurday evening.
At tbe Black Run S. II. north end of
Buffalo Td. Monday evening, Oct. I'l.
12 Ker. K. K. WILSON. I
At Hover's S. 11., Kelly Tp , Oct. 12. !
...
R.nnhli.n I n.mi.crii I evertK.Hr !
. r- '
ar lhim !
Uo irt be C heated I :
Fae Tickets. These may not all be correctly report-
Almost every year, holiest men who f ll,t, considering the number who
do no wrong themselves, and do Hot c- ; nrc openly sustaining the Coventor ollt
et it from others are deceived into sj,ie f ,s party, it would be nothing
Voting for Democrats, by if, rhtatimj gtrangc to add these influential names.
l'rZrC, containing tme or more of the j Vcr has there been known such a
hames of their candidates, or ours left out. i,,king of Tarty in the cause of Country,
Too many of onr tn"ii vote without rca-'. aa ;,, this time of need.
ding their tickets. We have men in our " " , " " .
? . . r . ,i .1 ftaT-deiirgc Sehmire James K. Pavis
party, who, out of some personal or other t " .
unworthy motive, sometimes undertake
to injure one of our candidates, or to help
One of his opponents, by handing out false j
tickets of that sort. Therefore, read your
, . . , i
,1 " paW" :
There are but EIGTTT candidates to be
Vroted for the Judge (Agnew) on one
slip, and seven (Curiin, Urwig, U.ilabaeli,
Marshall, Wcikcl, Jones, and SceboM.) on
another slip. Remember eight names
one name on one slip, and seven names
on the other.
The following is tbe Ticket compare
every name on it with the tickets you
pot 10 :
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Daniel Ancw.
Governor,
Andrew G. Curtin.
Assembly,
Samuel II. Orwig.
John Balsbach.
Register ft Recorder,
Elisha II. Wcikcl.
Commissioner,
Samuel Marshall.
Treasurer,
William Jones.
Auditor,
William F. Sccbold.
ThkOood Iacsb J rocressino. 1 a ;
every part t , cnn-yna.i.a tne pcoj,e (
are thoroughly aroused and working fur
the cause of the Uuion with great spirit :
and energy. Curtin will go out of Pliila-1
j 1. 1 r o Ann t n i'iiia : ;
aeipuia wiiu iroiu o.vvu iu ju.vuo inaior-
ity. while bis train in other places will be '
J ' '
proportiouably as heavy. I lie acts nerpc-
r J j . ,
trated by the Copperheads in the New ;
. . 1
lore riots, in connection with the fact, as
a a .a la r I . '
rxprcrmco oy toe neoei papers, mat lue
Rebelg look to the Copperheads to save
their sinking cause, has opened the eyes
tif the people to the danger of giving them
countenance. Everywhere the changes
are numerous, aud thousands, who a
month since were Woodward men, will
tote for Andrew G. Curtin, the Soldier's
Friend. The prospect of a glorious Un
ion victory is very bright, but no effort
should be spared to make Curtin's major
ity overwhelming. The effect upou the
Rebel cause will then be more disastrous
te it, and peace be hastened.
BA,There is once in a while a soldier,
so hide-bound by party, as to argue for
Woodward, but the proportion is daily
growing less. All will get home to vote, :
that can come without endangering the j
Army, ,d for those that can not come
we must make up by extra" exertions and :
votes by proxy. Nothing could cheer I
onr men on the Rapidan, at Chattanooga, I
, 1 ' c-a
no v nariestoo, so mUch as the defeat of
Woodwardand Vallandigbai
WeS-Don I Trade off your Volet. If the
Tops everywhere work for the same man,
Ly concert, they may elect him, as they
sometimes have done, in Union county.
Hut do not trade one of them. Let them
have for each of their candidates, just
Wodw,rd. vote-not one more. Give
Curtin'. men j.t Curtin'. vote-not one !
W RL,nrt L f.11 a t. 1:1 i
less. Stand or fall together like patriotic,
sonoranie men, in the best of causes.
S-We have good reports from the
recent Union meetings in our county.
Jnaj tops, we understand, onlv allow
' . '
maj. Hoys! cant we cive twice!
w nJ- J-oys : can t we give twice '
that ft Curtin and the Whole Ticket f
TtaTbA Tl
e think it can be done if we only trt.
atuMake your arrjinncmrnts to lie AT
I'OMJi to vote, next Tuc-d.iv, Oct. UJth '
llrli'- ' j
R. CORNELIUS.
Stats Elections of 1863.
Maine
Now Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Connecticut
California
Nevada Tvt.
Kentucky
1H,(M)0
1.000
fi.OOO
20,000
9,000
20,000
S.OOO
1.0,01 0
Adm. fn.ij.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Uit.ooo
l,.Tlie Democrats liave not carried
one State or Territory this year, and we
d nut think they will.jfaj Our armies
: successful nt the South backed Up by
' ballots at the North and the Dcmocra-
cy ana the iicueis Will fan in ineir case
design of coi.tinu.ug the War until the
1 residential r.lcctioti.
ssions. Among other
prominent HeiUocrats alleged to be cjuict-
by the support of its able friend A. 0.
('urtin, are said to be
ii i ii i "... v: T. i
. J '"". " ' resmem.
I M it U,
I 1 111. .1. IlCI.'UT,.-ee. VOII1. Uliucr I UCcr.
- ! Fr. leaner and (I.M l.tunnn, of Heading.
I iieisiei,.-n
-AI" u"b,";,f,"'
John Cessna, late
the old family.
iwL-r ..f II It
t "
. .fU7.j.M wiiiiii.ii. iiurr. ail; uniuif,
'
, .iMiiii lis. uiiu.riiii.un nun jTHra:iiH I III
J1 J -
Sdinsgrove. They have not changed
l...;. C..... I ...i..l .1.. .1
i .Miii ............. ... J.....I...., uai aui-j
i i ii i.. ... i .i t i
iiaiuaii ui.iui: uul, uuuiiiv auti awn e-uoaru
f-r 'rti, as a means ..f sustaining the
power to crush the laebcllion
"Deserting a Sinking Ship."
Since victory has crowned our National
. . 1 . ..
m i . i. .. fl.,..;... ...... . i.. i,.ii : .... . i
, u,r, .... ....,, na ....n.l ,,
now rush to the support of the Govern-
ment. (
The Air7 Tori IlernlJ, the most mer
cenary of all sheets, and the betting char
acters two classes of political barometers
Hiiut the election of lirough in Ohio
and Curtin in Penn'a.
ii- t. : .v.. e ..r
if tj uavrj aircii tiic uauiea ui uiauv ui
13 -
the thousands of Democrats, in Pennsyl- 1 nioa, most rtousiy ana ouen, ere
vania, who are supporting Gr. CmxAtLV " to Tote 'inKt the "d
strong, ,b!e men-Democrats of the olden ! ,mt ew. of our brave
nt : 1 ... -v a.i -
time, each .,f them a center of influence,
and representing other men of like views.
' "
There is a significant indication in the
fact that Gov. Seymour of New York, in
his letter to the State Mass Meeting iu
Lewisburg, does not mention Woodward ,
by name, but only looks for a "good ac- J
count of the Democracy of Penu'a the day
..c. ft.....:...." t
aiici i.h;i;huu j
It has been alleged that Gen. M'Clel-'
lan (with Gen. .Meade, and four fifths of .
his Penn'a soldiers) desires the rc-el
lection ;
of the soldiers' friend and choice A. G. ,
i Curtin. Whether from policy or from j
!...-;., ;s ort .;n vi'i..it.. a.-b ... '
i,ictily hiniM-lf with Woodward etwith j
fi(1,oW; J fisll. i the '
' pnrty.
etter wrung
n 1 a
loner wrung irom nim lor tne same
: meeting:
OtaTrat. New Jnem. Sapt X IMI.
Ciar. II. W. Ciotxui Mr lkaa Sta: Y.aara of tbo
,5lh , ... .
Du"r 10 piw' t Uwiaburg.ao ts i.t oforto-:
bar. I'kaao enaaar to the gantlaaiao to olaota I am Id j
obtd tor i.h mnuimn, my ainrar. tnanta rot n-ir
oi.urtaar, and oiy b-artblt wiaboa that tb raaolt of thalr
drlitoratrnna mar d. morh taoarda tha prraarralion of
our Conatltotbtn, thaaiaintanaaaa of tha laiara, and tha
r.-.t..r.n"n r onr i ,n-tub uhkat ohjkits
H ll.'li SHOULD .VOW KKTH K AIM OK KVKKV TRt B
lovkk or ins cou.vtkv. with many tbaaka
yoana-lf for th. kind manner in abich you haaaeonray.
ad too iuvitilioa,
1 a truly yoora.
U(o. B. M'Cittus.
This, it will be seen, is still more cold
and cheerless than Seymour's, and could
have been addressed with more appropri
ateness to a Republican meeting. He does
not mention Woodward, or Democracy, or
the Election, but emphatically rebukes the
''let South Carolina go peaceably" sympa
thizers, with their chief.
Going Down Down I
Having carried Penn'a last Fall by
8,500 votes, tbe Copperhead leaders com-
menced this years canvass by claiming
.50,000 to 70,000 maj. After the nomi-
nat,on''' tucy '"ed their tnentls to
1 a OA tiki'. aT 4 II 1 1
vn " ou",JU- ",le " n nM
100 on the result. Shortly after,
be was amazed nd ndlgnnt that
t,,e Ponimittce in whom he had confided
everything had raxeed their maj. to
"WO- f ) "ZT?
. , , . , , . r r. ah r . iT l
,ueJ coulu ma e " ' r
ward. This is tumbling down at a tear
ful rate. The tide is surely against
them.
.t9Col. A. K. 3I'Clurc, Chairman of
the Penn'a Rep. State Com. in 1860, sayi
that a complete eanvass and full vote of the
', " Wl" S,Te hlm ZD'" W
f' 1
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f
B&.A gain of two votes in every Elec
tion District in Penu'a, would eleet Cur
tin, but the moral influence of his triumph
'. would be increased at home or abroad
, ir.!...i .1 .
py every aaaitionat tuousana majority.
JKTA friend in Northampton county j
says the maj. against Curtin in that conn
to- will lue rlaanrvvaaaail from 1 SfVll.
.
The friends of Curtin e.vjcct to carry
Clinton county.
LEWISBURO, UNION CO., PA,. TUESDAY,
Good for Lcwisbarg !
C.tRKUlFF i Paiss's band ITay,
Straw k Fodder t'llttef, (patented last I
iMairll,) rrecived the first prctniutn in
Its class at the State Fuir in NorrLloh,
last week.
Sl.UEH, Wai.IiS, ItittXER ft CO: t'Hik
the first prHuiium (Sli or a silver medal)
fvt the Buckeye as a Mower. Also first
premium (?15 of silver medal) on Mine
as a Combined lleaper and Mower; This
in competition with souie twenty other
machines.
rUirer, Walts, Phrimrr ft Co. also
received first premium un tbe Keystone
fj,,Tel. Huller.
FotB FHST pBEMIUM( tints fiir, give
U-wiaburg a good name in the line of
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers,
i A Norristown paper says
ll. ShrltHir Cn.of twi.buriii !'.. 1. tlw
rrbl AniKlivfl ftlNrhiiMi on th. tfrnnni. IU Ml
tu. wil un.i.nil.NJ tli.t eiimmput UK.ti thfin t ttnt.
cM..rr. Tli. cr.o l Oold lial ...rdi-4 it .1 Uh
j .11 irw Stot rain is tlw eountty. Thla lmiti; baa
imi i. ii iminimriucaaannniiitiium imu'i
mmrm ihr Mhl Sir aoin . Tlx-mm hrm .ihiHU
"'lTn,,'1.':,? I'lZ.HZ
j tutnl. Tl. i Ocm impru.rm.iil. u it taut oalj
, cico. uk--. . e. .
Tonng Blelt !
Milt a right Hart in puliticM. Choose
the side of Humanity, of Right, of Frog -
ress, of Liberty. Opn s.- Wrong and
1 Oppression in all their various but ever
hateful disguises.
Iteiueuiber the fate of the advocates of
tyranny in all history.
Remember the fall of our Tories of the
Revolution of '76, aud of the Rluclights
, f T, wer4 ;st tue!r comi
i i .1 ! r IT.rl
, ,ri tl snarwu lue ,ale m V"uc "a'
lunclites.
, ,,.,i. tv ii
I Itenicmber that intelligent officers and '
r
re calculated to know,
practically, w hat is most needed to Bntbh
up the war honorably and permanently,
They care little for mere Party, but for
' I'oinitrr thev are drtil v risking all tbev
a V J O a
. . .
, . Therefore, take their
advK.e, as you would wish to have your
, . .... . .,
auviee taken 11 you were in ineir anoeg.
As they are spending their lives to keep
the Rcbele from desolating our homes,
we might at leapt confide in their views
j of policy in costing our votes in their
absence.
.
I rri i . I a v
""". " us "
Aominisirauon i
KaTThc Copperheads have clamored
against the action of the Federal Admin-
istration in the suspension of the writ of
habeas corpus, the confiscation law. and
all the late war measures, and yet from
the mouth of Justice Woodward, the fol-
ll t l:t x J. J
towing ueiioeraie worus were proiioiinctu
in the case of Sbarplcss vs. Wayn, JudKe
Woodward presiding, as will be found in
9 Harris, p. 178. We print them, and
respectfully aik democrats to read them :
"Iu adequate emergencies, martial law
oitat.en.U tlm ninri nmpiTit inflieta
"nmniary punifhiiient, aud appropriates
Pr,V!,te pr.W. without regard to the
k Utl Ut.Wa 'l aaltX VVUOtlbUllUUa aBarBabW V
l. ,
Which being translated for tho benefit of
the Copperhead Democracy, means, "iu a
state of war the laws arc silent."
BisuMr. Montgomery, of Vicksbnrg,
at the late meeting in Danville, after
speaking of the Southern rebel leaders
having planned this wicked rebellion years
ago, relerretl to what Jen. 1'avis said,
when be passed through Vicksburg to
Montgomery, Alabama, in the early stage
of the Rebellion. Said Jeff., "There was ( from apoplexy caused by excitement occa
no danger of the North fighting no blood ' aionod by the rowdy conduct of a Copper
would be shed. The Yankees knew too ! head mob opposite his residence, who
well the difference between ninety-nine ' howled like demons.
cents and a dollar, to enter into such an
-..: ii.: .a Wl. lh. '
thing as war." When the
n
a;akroiini
speaker, (Mr. Montgomery) came North, j
he saw some men who on the label ol their .
.... . i
coats had pinned a head cut out of a cent, !
li . 1J1.1 .t
ana no itionigtimcry j conciuacu mat inesc
avA be the oue ccut triota wbich Jcff
, . .,w . mlt
Help for Copperhea ds. The Rich
mond Inquirer of Sept 7th urges Lee to
invade Pennsylvania, and says :
"The tucca$ of the Democratic pnrty
trould be no Umyer doubtful tkould General
Lee once more advance on Meade."
"Let Am drive Meade into Wathington ;
ate mill again rait At tpiritt of the Demo
crat t, confirm their timid and gin confi
dence to their wavering."
M Be will embolden the pea party"
JJow do the honest Democrats like it 1
aIn New England and New York, '
colored men ean vote .and have no lepd die-1
abilfTieo, Tet they have decrmtlVd in j
number since 1840. Abolish Slavery in
the South, and the colored population will
decrease in Penn'a also, and nearly all
will go to the wanner climate.
Cheap Good: Not nntil the Rebellion
is erased, can we expect Cotton Goods to
come down to old prices, for the Rebels
burn tho aantton nr It urn it hack from mar
L.ta. wUh aU linds of g
Rebellion aids speculators in keeping up
prices.
f 5? Wednesday evening, we print Cur
tin badges a-atu for the little folks.
This Week for Work.
Tile Mechanic in Ills shop tho Pro
fessional tliall-the Working man tho
Farmr-iteli lias to work and plan, from
yrlar to year.tlle fame thing over nudoVer,
to rain his ends.
So In Government, or IVIIlies. To
seenrc tbe blessings of free institutions, ,
yearly eare and toil and expenditure ar
as necessary as to secure our daily ureau.
There is great truth iu the maxim,
"Errntt vigilance it the prire of Liberty "
The Aristocracy of America and of
Europe are now combined in an effort to
abolish Free Government by destroying
these United Statin, aud by establishing resented in any published account of
... .... an. , .i.l . I ..l VI . 1
a Mave Ulieareny. 1 ner are now aooui
putting the Kmperor Maximilian Upon
j the throne of Mexico, which the French
nave capturea tnrougn tne dissensions 01
I the Mexicans. The success of the Iteb.
els, through the divisions at the North,
j .
will IU the Signal lor SOIIIC King or C.IU-
i ... .. a
' pefor 10 1)6 ptlt Upon tU rUIUS Ol tOC
American Kepulihc.
The (.Hivernors tif the Free States arc
very important aids or hindrances to Ito
bcllioii. While tJov. Sevnioitr'a course
lila caused tho weakening of the Army of
t,e l0tomac, by 20,000 men, to keep
' jown a lu.bellion in New Yirk city, Gov.
' Curtin'a prompt aud earnest aupport of
j tne Government has been of incalculable
benefit. With all the Free States under
men like Seymour, we are in danger of
being conquered Provinces of a haughty
foe : we become like Ireland, or Poland,
, or Jlesico. Were all our Governors like
, . , w . , , ..,..
- ' ? - " O
. - .
i ly tor us and for posterity.
I (),r Wrsle la Mtrle. Scatter nolitical
A.u ,nt am..,.,. r .11 alaaaaa .n.l
i - wu.-..e3 .. ..
j ,lljinioD1). lbj not k.t ,hem lie idle, but
keep ,hc go.u from ne.ghbor to neigh-
bor
Exhort every man to attend the polk
. on Tuesday next, and li any are disin ,
' -
.. . . , ., . , .
ennea 10 am me uoveruiueui. iry w
! remove their objections.
1 r... . a.V. !.. -,t.
i ""ubc v ""
j have none themselves, or are too busy
itb them at work, or who from any cause
; may keep away or be too late.
Let two good thorough men be selected
front every school district, or every
i , , , . , , . .
' aaiahhnrhAiul tn auMa thai thnaa in tlia.ip
, 6 -
'""rF r ' TK " j U
, 'f ..M W.t
will It hnt. & IittlA trniihla. tin.l IiMIa
" " " " I ,, ' , "
b
1 Ihuvh it tn riii-aa-worL:. or nneertaititv.
! but niak) -t 8Jlf,
j
j GREAT f IRK. During the storm of
ri(JaJ eveuing last, the Cam or taliaa
Frederick, in East Buffaloe Twp., near
'he Driesbach church, was found to be
on fira from anm canaa iiiitnoarn anrl
i
i u eonsumcd, with most of his summer
! croP of wneat n1 oaUi ,ne farming
, implements, a fine call, and eight pigs.
j Insured for about 81000, which probably
( covers lialt the loss.
i The Rillmver Sat
The Billmyer Sawmill, near Milton, was
, burned down Sunday morning week
aRev. C. A. He witt, of 111., formerly
of Milton, addressed the meeting at Inde
. pendent Hall, last Saturday evening,
: (with Messrs. Slifer and Aiken,) and
gave a pleasing account of the glowing pa
I triotrsm of the West, lie said the semi
' treasonable sentiments enunciated in this
1 region, would not there be tolerated by
the people.
Francis J. Grund, Esq., who mado a
strong Union speech in Philadelphia on
; Mouday, died suddenly on Tuesday night,
BwB.Roar Joaaaaniat. Sh.n.l.,1 a.Maaaaail
' ,T .. . , , ,
.tha liillnn nlantinor a) naf fiiiuihrtrliinil
M, k,, Maj.
B. . ..... ... .
ohnner was detained by illness in his
jmiT
a
.Our paper has been delayed by
printing Paper Books for the Supreme
Court, now in session at Sunbury.
oVaja.The Fair commences to-morrow.
Ctrrtctt Weekly
Wheat, 1,25 Eggs......... I 16
Rye........... 90 Tallow 10
Corn, old......... 80 Lard 10
Oats CO Clover aeed.....5,00
Flaxseed 1,75 Wool 60
Dried Apples. 91,00 Potatoes...:..... 40
Firkin Butter 15 8honlder 6
Fresh Batter... 20 Ribs & Sides 6
Rags 4, 5, and 6 Han 13
Barley 00 to f 1,00 Country 8oap 4 & 6
' " - - jb
SmaJUraid, dec'd.
WHi7..
of Lewisburg, Uaioa ooaty. atlee'd. have
been granted to the V"beriber, ia dua
form of law, notice is hefwey gives to all per.
bobs kaowing uemMlygliVo be indebted te
said estate, to make imaWdiate payment i
and those hsvia&elaiais bmibsi the taint,
will present beat duly anthebtieated for set
tleseBt,to y 1. 8. 8TERAER, Exee'r
Lewisbsrg, Oct. a, 1863 pd
TEIVDITK ORTER.
HAVING Baade applieation.for
lalf eaue tatrj Teadates,
ibe tubtcriber is pruafM to attead te calls
in that line. TecBfa moderate.
0UAlEL M. REN.NER
BuftaJoe T ar pTOcu 6,rM3 6w
OCT. 6, 1863.
Latest ; News
ClNClNltATt, Oet 3
The Cnmmtrrinl lias advices from Clint-
! tanooga to Saturday last. The estimate
at headquarters of ottr loss at the battle of ,
Chicamniiga crock is as follows: Killed, I
eighteen hundred ( Wounded, nine thous-
fivn hundred : taken prisoner, two
I ,1(l0lK,n( hve hundred : total loss, thirteeu
thousand five hundred.
It whs the opinion ttist if the right
wing of our army had held its own the ;
fcilt would have ueeu a doomed luion
Victory.
The success of Gen. Thomas ott the left
was much greater than has been rep-
; me treat oaivie. 'en. x nomas rumru
Uleu- U-ngstfeet's rebel cor,, and was in
."'8
j v.. K1Imri.tt(. ..is felt bv our armv
j p. at the rebel not resuming the at
tack.
The loss of the enemy is believed to be
twenty thouaud. Our army is in superb '
fighting trim, compact in organization,
well supplied with provisions, has plenty
of ammunition aud is full of confidence.
( hi the 2tb ult , the Rebels attacked onr !
right at ChatUnnooga, but were repulsed
after a fight of two hours, with considera
ble loss. A large number of prisouers
were taken, all of t bom expressed disap
pointment at the result of the Cluekamau-
... l....l..a tliaif liaiaAB ill Lill-
d were enormous, far exceeding ours.
from l.itlln Km It tn the 30th 1
j ult, state that 2,000 Unionists have join
ed our army at different points.
The siege of Charleston is progressing,
and even the London Times acknowledges
j its fall is only a question of time. j
Mason has "withdrawn from England, ',
where the Rebel cause is hourly losing j
I r- . 1.
I irieiiug. l uk in
I :.i. v.
Tbe truinils of Liberty all look !
interest on the result of the
i aim nmuu iui
! Fall Elections In
the Union.
w tub Pkopl or Nw OrlRans
Tm.NK.-The ra says: "The armies of
; , .. . on
I IVLTbl III WUH . WU.-.n.w V. . . . w .vua
t
. the laud."
Takt Notice.
"TTE hereby warn all pertons Bot to pnr-
chase nr accept a Joint Note, jir.g
doring May, 1803, payable to the order of
Levi Raock for the torn of Sixty Dollars as
we will aot pay the said Note.
LEONARD CHAPMAN,
GEO. DltSFFENDERFER.
I.0TICE
IS hereby given, to all indebted to me oa
my Butchering Books, which I plaeed ta
the band of J.A.MERTZ Esq. fur collrelioa.
Ag I bare discontinued the betinegtabcrafore
I wish them settled an goon.
Sept 38, ISA3. J. O. BROWX
DR. JOSIAH SMITH,
TXAVINU located in Lewisburg, tolicttsa
: t4 ffice onPM,rke,P8L Befr,y cppoi
, site the Riviere Honse.
Uwtaborg. MaRk a. ltriS.
II. GERIIART, DENTIST.
hat removed lo South 3d street, four
doors from Ike Town Cloak, LEW.
IBBITRG PA
$5,000 wanted!
Y person having from One lo Five
2. Thousand Dollars, can have lbs same
taiely invested in Judgments upon valuable
real estate in this enemy, upon application lo
J. F. JOHN U. Ll.NJt.
Lcwisbnrf, July 18, 1863
Cash paid for Bark.
I WISH lo purchase a large quantity of.
ROCK OAK DARK, delivered at j
my Tannery Yard in Lewisburz;, lor which 1
will pay ibe highest price is cash.
May 14, 1863. E. J. HULL
Let Vm all take a Ride !
Sns Sj Mi
! T j ORSES AND BUUGIES TO LET, 10
retpnntible persons, at reasonable
rates. CT'Siables oa alley between South
Third and South Fourth streets, half a square
below Hest' Livery my residence on game
lot, fronting on Souih Third street,
CHARLES S. YODER
Lewisbnrg, 8ept. 11, 1863
The Secretary of the Treasurj
has aathprized me
to continue mr Atrency for brief
period,
And nntil farther notice, I shall eoatiaae lo
receive Subscriptions to ibe
5-20
LOAfl AT PAR,
At my Ofliee, and at the different Sab-Agoa-eica
tbroughooi Ibe Loyal Smuts.
JAT COOKB,
SabseriptioB Agent,
114 Sontb Third Street, Philadelphia
New Tin Shop.
WEI8ER SMITH will open a new Tin
Shop, oa tbe tM of September, 1S63.
ia tbe boroagh of
MIFPLINBURO,
ia Ibe former Siorehoase of J J.Yoeaf, first
door above Deekard's Howl, UP STAIRS, sad
latead to keep oa hand all kiads of TU
WARE, Self-Sealiag aad etkff Fr-il I Cbbb.
Siove Hipe and Spontings,. REPAIRlu
dose at short aouce. Cbsrgos aaoderaic. The
pablie are invited lo call aBd examlBe oer
I,.i, B. J. V
J. S. SMITH
pdlat
Q AN KS ' 100 "Gkronicle" Ojfi
"TUB UNION," twtabiis.dd in ISM Wkote No- 2,628.
CHRONICLE," eslabllshfld in 1S13 Wbol. No, 1.017.
i1M.r Hii'i-X ft. ..lafe
TENTH FAIR
w tag
ralon County .fttriccllf tfral SoC,
A't'AK LEWISBURG,
Wednesday Thursday and Fridty,
October 7, 8, and 9, 1363.
Premiums, and Jodgea.
I Trotting, Draft and llMik Hum, &f
iHrat TroUing llnrN
M rant
baal Wa.k.nr tlatm
brrit pair lT.R naraarl
naat ainta tlo
tiaat am ir f'arrlMa h III mm
10 uu
S lai
S w
mi
S '
Wat altJiclw llriaifMT Sons S JU
baa nair Mrh bolM IM
Juilg-s Paul Ooddsa, To W Siraonioo,
Ch Oudjkuost, M Halfpeaay, J Sobreyer.
2 WixhIhI Hunt.
tawt blaralaal SUllnM. barta kara Vlttllfa tlx
UmiU uf Uaa SucMiljr OM aaCrw. 09
" il (-.t
baat bbaalrd BnrKl Man with OM Ban Of kar
rolu alhiwa
i.-tt Jaaarieaa JgritmUmrial rua 1 ue
fcM Mrmli-d Colt from i to S jaa a at S i
do do I to t do 1 uo
do Sacking Colt atg
Ji koraa ntarad aa klond-d will b oaHtM a. aro
aniura uaiaaa a'alaaca at rtoaa Ibo OoatiailtM ttiat tint
raall ara aaeb.
Committee -Win C Doooso, A Frede
rick, Th Penny, Ch Wilsoo, A E Kspp.
3 Common Uorta.
wa a.. Iil 1 . ia s (10
id brat M al S W
. .. . a i .a... a na
gd beat, aaora eaodltHraa
x on
baat ualdiug lluraa or At ara
1 bml
baat & vaara old Colt
M baat
baat t raara old Colt
3d brat
bait I ;ar aid Colt
Jd brat
baat aucklag Colt
a un
J,
1 uo
S M
A9
aid A 1 oil
j-
1 M
jt.j
ud
.-
. . .-. ,.) a . d . li
fjuatet D tianr. lIVOmiT. AS num.
t Durham. Aldcrn rv. and Vtmn Luttte.
baat Ban
brat Hall Calf
boat HattVr oaar 2 jaafS oU
brat Ucifar Calf
4 00
t no
a
w
as
a wo
s to
I uo
OS
baat Boll
baat Ball Calf
baat M.lrar ataf Jaan akl
baat Uauar Calf
brat Moll
aaat Bull Calf
aat llailkr aaef 3 eaftd
baat HaiarrCalf
Mat Coo lor Brooding of tba abaao tbioa fradaa,
and 1 or aaora ol bar Cairo, la ka abaoa
ltd baat atf.
1 H
i
.
1 w
naat Dairy Ooar of Ibo tbfaa gradaa WMa and kapt
ha ana Manama, arruiaaa atataaaaat of vaakl Ac. la ba
faadarad m
fcl baat 4h 0
Cattkt aotarad hi tbia eha will not ba aautlad la
praralLun aalaaa tbay an gfcooa to ba af pan blood of
Iba broad rapiraaal d
Judges Jas Marghsll, It Slenker, Joe
Meere, Gid Biebl, Rob Mantgamery.
b CBtoat Catll.
baat Batt orat 3 yaan oM
aaat Ball tetaaoaa t ana)
Baat Bull Calf
Xd baat,
baat Hailkr Calf
a OS
t 00
1 aO
Af.
1 oo
Sd brat
aaat Coo tor all t
t,1of koroalnatabaahaara g uo !
laatlaoaroal Hotfar 1 W
a atsrk of Naat Cattla htllaaaani to oa. turn, mat
Iraa than band 4 00
aaat t bead Baal Cattla . Af. and SOS
Judges Jaeob Gnndy, The' Barber,
Isaae Rsisb.
QShtrp and Smn.
baat Pmarh Marina Bock W
baat Cola.ald do go.
baat Soutbdown do 1 an I
beat Hoa Sharp X 00
aaat Lamia 1 a
baat fat Watben 1 M j
brat Boar too
baat Sua, wltk 4 or mora of bar Pig to ba abra Iw
Zd boat Ag- and 1 00 I
. t a - Pvm ... aall aU . tm
boat X Uuga aotaaarW BOBtkaord S 00
Judges Da HenoiBg, Jn W Drown,
3aml Sweogel.
7 Poultry.
brat pair Chkbaaa 1 00 '
V . I . .) a a ..I Xmmm than B 1 OO
Judges Danl Kaufatan, J H Tonng,
J a Linn.
8 Grain and Root Crop.
1 00
.If .
1 ad
boat boakal Wbita Wbaat
2d baat
baat boahal Rod Wbaat
baat
baat boahal Whtta Cora
2d boat
baal boabat Tallow Cora
Sd baat
baat boahal aay other kind of OorB
baat boahal Bar lay Oala
be at bualial Commoa oat.
baat buabel Bukwhaat
baat buahol Saaat eotatoaa
do Peaokoloo PotatoM
do rtloca k I hart Putatoa.
do W hite Piakaaa PoUtoa.
do any otbat kind of Potalilg
baat bnabal Tuniipa
baat boahal CarroU
baat bnabal Brata
At.
a
0
lb
BO
atg.
Af.
Af.
At.
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
to
beat peck Peas
baat S heada Cabbag.
M brat
baat lot Field Funking
2d beat
baat lot Soeet Pupklng
baat buabel TtnvoUiy Saad
2d brat
baat buabel CfoTor Saad
2tl brat
boat lot af Tobaaoo, raiaad thla raw
1 00
,
l
Aa
?g
a.
1 ml
oo
sd baat M9
Judges Is. Eyer Sr. J M Nesbit, Jas
Ruhl, John Walls, M Klockner.
9 Fruit.
beat lot Wlotar tpjilea. aot aoder 4 ktra, a park af
amcb kind, all raiaad by tha pereon ptaaaaling 1 SO
2d baat
baat variety Apalot aot turgor S khtdt at taw Ik
1 bushel ta ail,
2d brat
baat baabel Spplaa Sir Fan or Winter ate
baat H hajabal Applaa far long bnvgtag
Sd baat
beat ayarinana Paarf SoaaMt aw
do Wialar
Sd beat
baat apariraaaa Ploau S at taora Unas
beat park Uoiaoea
baat park I'oacbaa
baat let Urapaa, t iba. or mora
Sd baat
baat rartaty of OVapea
too:
1 IB
1 BO
IS
1 00
Af-
1 uo
1 03
it
li
li
I OH
M
1 BS
J edges J R Looais, Is Eyer Jr, Cbs
Wilson.
10 DoiVw ProducU.
baat Iba. or Bon Battar
2d baat 1 o
baat Cbeear. 10 Iba. or eaore 100
baal lot Honey, t lba.ee aaora, in oaaab loo
Judges D 8 Kremer, Mrs E Msgee,
Miss 8arab KnbL
ll Flour and Bread.
1 W
1 00
baat barret af Wbaat rloar
beat apn-luaea Wheal bread
2d baat
batt aparienea Rya Broad
Judges 0 U Sbnosr.aUrssaraa casx.
bous, Miss Kate Raagler.
12 Uuutehold Manufacture.
baat Palled Clotk, IB yatda ar
a tui.aet. 10 ai
soo
S 00
S OB
1 to
SaO
1 to
S M
1 oa
Sot
beat koraa nuaaa Carpal, 10 yarda ag i
boat kin ansa waaiaa coreaaaa
beat ytraoork OaUt
eat Silk Quilt
beat Weoh-a Vara
beat pair Woataa Saaakau
Judges Saal Da skis, Laird Howard,
Sbea Spigtlmjef.
"J... 'LJ -JJI. LBajaatpn
13 .Viaa'lefatfai ArUclet.
batt it-nmrl Cablaot Work a ra '
aaat l "
Wat Wvbiag aebla
b-at Oi.m t:...t taa
tjaat aair UllO m
brat Vnt aj
baat bv.oMa Ml if Crrlag. n taial aaataalMaS
vilhiu tn.caanty sort
hart Html. Srli a T1 n .raaaa, aajaj. anadUaaM toil
baat doaaa clf Satas S.laba-1 g a.)
0- l a duaao KlaSaiaa Baialiaal g la)
baat .at-a i.r.iu aifaa, rMd k vfrtaaaavkJ. ao
owl aa .Ua!U mm. I aa
baal bat ut Vkim Uattuj f m
baat 4 aid, sv.l- Laatbcf g t-S
baat I pair af sracd Call BaoW e
baa pair kip do, IN
baat I pair u taUara Kid Skua 1 la)
baat aair ol LMiar laaabarta 1 lag
baat pair uf SUpaara 1 tag
baat faru.r Stua. .uwd or anal I tag
2d baat Af.
baat iaaing 3wra attd Foroittu-f ft UO
M ba.t atp. aad I tag
baat boutaa llraK rJaraaaa S Oe
ad bat Jg.
taaat M aaaad SbirrgUa, It in. atk aaal 1 09
baat Saatog alack. a. ft rag
Sdbaat aba.
JuJg. g Charles Peney, Aad Haackg
Rubt Kaioeftird.
HAjrkultnral lmfhmtnt.
baat Muarar aad taaaiar
at bt
baat Kaatar
baat Muaar
kM I hraabla: MaeLltM ttllk ftapnlatof
ba.l faaaiug HiU
SJ baat
baat Lhaar Stacfciao
Sd baat
baat liar, sulk, aaat Ua Catbaf
ad baat
baat Cor. aoalaaf. koraa gaarat
aat
a mi
s
s
a (ie
I aw
t M
1 W
1 a
1 a
t W
1 OS
ate
I a.
1 bO
e
ue
i to
a aa
IMS
1 M
a te
a e
1 te
.S
1 M.
1 te
1 ta
S Ott
1 tt
1 M
do
! boat llora. taXo
'
2d laMt
baat T Bagaj
. aa oral
. Opaa eagg.7
M brat
aat : noraa Tup Carriage
baal aaini nagua
j baa
; beat Cultlratvr
: baat jubaoii Pr-ar
i baat Aula lllll PlOW
""Miiaa tfcOMa Mo.
taat ai.aiaia-d Calat
, w.u aat ci.
baat noraa liaf Fork
Jodd H V B l.ineoln, Martin Radyf
J P Hunter, Rjbt Condor, J M Waiter.
15 Titan, Jellict, and Canned Fruit.
baat domaallc Brapa Wiao
do Biackbarry Wrn
do .dorboary da
da C arrant aba
baatJally
1
ta
f
v
IB
td baat
' boat CKlar ta brttlaa olUl moda af aartagj
j baat aaaaad Paachaa
tb
V
te
in
I baat of aay atnar Caaaad Pratt
-v i l, aad aiaali imall af
i baat rraaaraad eaaaSna
Judges Vim Clingaa, C 3 James, Mil
Dr Knight.
16-JVea7 WorL
boot apaalioaa Otnasiaetal BaaaUaanark
te
BB
1 tag
to
1 0B
ba
1 oo
a
IN
BB
1 Ott
I o
1 a
BB
1 OB
tb
baal Worbod Oallat
Sd baat
baat aaaelaaoa Wocatag Work
ltd baat
! Sd baat
! baat apacunaa Cracbat Work
td baat
! boat Nataark
boat group Wontol TTa.aaa
Ag. baat Woratag tauap Mat
2d baat
baat aaartajan OraaaaaauU Btwoira-arB
Ottoat
rir
J edges Mrs Ellen Meti r, lire Ca
tharine Linn, Mrs Jaeob Packard.
17 Paintinrji, Drawing, A mirotypet, dfc
boat apaaUaan Oil Pajatiag miatld la Oaawt 1 OB
do Craaoa g rag
do PaacU okateBos 7,
do Smbrotypaa ;g
do. Iiagoarraatjpaa 1ft
do Pliotograpua )
ao Marbaa Sc.lptuTa t IB
da Vaatiatry t OS
J udges Daniel Ilerlnchsr, C F Liodig.
Wm L Ritter.
18 Ciunvmeratetl Artirlet.
Ho nrtSrra aotaraal la ta rarairo g riaaildBI galnm the
Comoiittaa tktgk it worth, of it.
Judges Tha Cornebna, Jao A Gudr,
Cb H Cook.
' Jttetnilt Premium LUt, for CkHdn sat-
tier IS jreart Ait. 1.
baat Mr. to 19 oaka old
baat Snaking Colt
baat Ball Calf froaal totaj
baat Urirar do i
baat pair Torkara
1 BB
1 OS
1 00
IN
ataaoia
I I
brat pair Pacha
bast pair LklckaM
I da Vanay I bk-kaaa
j baat baabal Saraet Potantg
! do Iriab da
baal 'A baakat Uarrou
do rtaota
baat pack Baana
. baat 3 head Cabhan
boat Wmtar Mjaaak
baat S.aet Pumpkiag
i baat lot Tobaaoo
Ti
ad
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
Judges 0 R Bliss, C H Leinbaeh, J Q
Antpaob, E J Gray, Simon Wolf.
So. 2.
baat C Plant SS
1 oaat Plaiaa
i beat Peara groara oa DeTarf Treea
! beat lot of Urapaa not under g Iba.
i heat 1 iba butler
i beat loaf at baat BraaS
beetbitofCakea
100
90
SB
1 OS
SB
ta
1 OS
SB
I
boat P.tcbotk 1)ollt
baat pair Knit docks
do Sooaa
do Boo Boota
do worked sllpoara
da lauW Slippan
baat Jelly
baat Cauaod trait la glaa) Jar.
boat apociraea of plain heediaaarh
beat lady
beat Crochet Work
beat tamo Mat
baat group tlo were
i beat a periiatea PalaOag
beet Tomatoaa
1 beat Had Pappen XO
baat Brtiftclal t lowarg SB
Judges Mrs Amanda Miller, Mrs Dr
Dickson, Miss Jennie Beaver, Miss Acais
Lino, Miss Bucher.
All articles for exhibition must be entered
in the Recording Secretary's bovk oa or be
fore 4 o'clock, in the afternoon on tbe ?th day
of October (it being ibe first day of the Fair.)
Articles taken oa tbe Fair UroonJ and aot
entered in the above staled book, are aoi ea
Uiled to draw a premium.
Articles can be entered by writing to J. Aa
Mibts. Lewisbnrg, previous to ihe Fair.
The Judges are requested to be pnnctaal in
tbeir attendance by noon of the tint day.
Tbe Executive Committee will take every
precaution in their power, for tbe gaiety of
giock and articles on exhibition, after their
arrival and arrangement oa the g roands, but
will sot be responsible for any loss or dam
age that may occur. Hay aad straw will be
fnrnithed, gratis, for all animals entered for
Premiums. They desire exhibitors lo give
personal attention lo tbeir articles aad ani
mals, and at the dose of the Fair lo gnend to
their removal, aa lbs Society can sot take
farther cars of thergu
EI.I SLIFER, Pres't.
1. A. Mists, See. R. H- Laiaa, Trtat'r
MYERS, the Drover expects to bo
at Bibhl's old stand, Buffaloe Valley,
on Thursday. 8th Oct., with a large
lot of Extra Ewes and Wethers. All
wibhins to buy.would do well to tall.
BB