in ill! mi - m iiwiMM ciiiiii
BY 0. N. WORDEN AND. J.
At f 1.50 per Tear, always
TufsJsy Mornins & Jriday Afternoon.
run riii.siuKM.
Abraham Lincoln
Union County 1863-Offlcial.
Gl'STi. Wo.d'rard'
North Ward 215 NU
SoutUWard 21 "J 7
Total Iwi?burg 4".:J 177
Brady 113 '
Huffaloe 20. 1H
Fast Ruffalne 112
Westliuffaloe 114 Hi'
Hartley 111
Hartleton 27
Kelly 1
Lewi. 7 49
Limestone M . M
Mifflinhurg 14
ew Berlin 72 '2
lnion H 7S
Whito Dear 2: 12
2024 1250
Cttrtin's Official majority, -in Union
county, 774. In 100, it was S'l. If
our Soldiers could rote, l"n ion's luaj. for
Curtin would lc over 1000.
Judge Afcnew, Rep. Un. 1.0!5
Luwrie, Cop. 1 .25
ifajority for Agnew
Assembly Orwit;
l!alsbach
Ililbuh
Weiscr
ATerage majority
2.02:;
2,019
1,2.'0
1,245
773
2,023
1,240
Reg. k Rec.
K. H. Weikel
W. E. Smith
Maj. for M'eikel
Commissioner P. Marshall
C. l'ulluian
Maj. for Marshall
Treasurer Win. Jones
John Rcbsr
Maj. for Jones
Auditor Wm. F Seebold
John Orr
1 ,f!0
1,200
-;;U
1,0s'
1,278
702
2.005
1,251
754
Msj. for Seebold
Average majority, 753 J
Whole vote, 3,274
(eg-The vote for removing the Election I
House of Buffalo Township, was 3 For,
ud 200 Against no change, decidedly !
m" , , m
Erst to meet to-day the nearest, last. It
uioi u j ,
was resolved to meet, hereafter, by TIN
, . ' ' '
o'clock in the morning.
o
aus-o-l.. ...;..r,tv fi.r Oril. and Hals-
bach is about !30.
.." ...
jjSjt.lt is laughable to recall the pas of
Copperhead orators and editors hoping
to excite the people about "fighting the
way over bayonets to the polls Their
lying nonsenso and base efforts to mislead
are all dissipated by the facta that the
election was never so full, aud was never
more peaceful.
(Besides rolling np 110 majority for
Curtin in hite Deer, lastJTuesday, Lei-
er and others raised a club of 20 subscri-
bers for the Star & Chronicle. I
ii' . i, n-i j-1 , , m , .
est d'J nblv-reduc.ng the
adverse majority down to .. And this
morning, Conrad Sheckler, Esq., hands in
a basket of those miperior Gratics which
lie is cultivating bo extensively and so
tuocesafullv I
.The so-called Democracy never
fought up Union county as they did this
year, and their friends abroad can find no
fault with them : they did their best.
It might seem unfair to say that Brady,
Or White Deer, or Kelly, or Lewisburg,
w Buffaloe, or West Buffaloe, or Lewis,
Or any other district has done " best" this
year. In other districts our men labored
amie as earnestly, out cnanges oi famines ,
ana otner circumstances over wntch tncy
, , i
had no control, have been against us.
n ,. , b , , !
Could our Soldier boys vote, we could
show, gain and . majonty, ,n every
election district
J9Union county has done the clean j
thing this year nearly the same vote for j
all her candidates. They are competent !
and worthy, and petty personal or local I
piques should never harm such men. j
The vote is considerably th 1 r Crams'
ver polled in this county.
V w aa
The thanks of Lewisburg and of
l nion county are due to their Democratic
visitors (oa the 1st Oct. inst.) from sii or 1
eight neighboring counties, and to orators
Carrigan and WitU especially. Their
great number and peculiar spirit ftirred i
tip onr dormant voters, and increased onr '
majorities largely over last year 79 in
the Borough, and 351 in the County.
Call again, nest year, neighbors! and the
earlier the better.
m-A- F. Clapp, Dep. l'rov. Marshall 1
"r this Cong. District, states that the!
ruminations for Drafted men in Union !
runty is postponed until November the
Peise days to be hereafter made known.
e stated the fact some time ago, but it
o.jii.d Lave b.cn officially auuouuccd. i
R. CORNELIUS.
In Advance.
Stale Election as far as beard from.
Woodward is "behind A. Curtiii!''
"Copperhead:
u't bite in letober .
Woodward
Curtin
7700
ftiKI
s::o
12i io
Sim io
400
2540
140
1450
1711
250
r,4
850
Allegheny
Armstrong
Hearer
lllair
Adams
Bedford
Berks
Bucks
i i
275
G050
4-!0
750
f7ti
140
I0
olM.t
ft 10
"55
ItiOO
270
f00
2ti4
lu:;o
272
2500
1700
400
400
1500
1100
.".150
! Bradford
j Butler
! Cameron
j Chester
Cambria
Carbon
Clinton
Clarion
Center
Cumberland
Clearfield
Columbia .
Klk
Fayette
Fulton
(ireen
Juniata
Luzerne
Lehigh
Lycoming
Montour
Monroe
Montgomery
Northampton
Crawford
Daupliiu
1 Ida ware
Kric
Forest
Franklin
Huntingdon 1220
Indiana
zu-
IS!)
f)S00
17A0
12O0
t2
855
(iOO
7:!75
7Ao
i2
428
i:;oo
, Jefferson
j Iaiieaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Mifflin
i M'Keall
! M freer
'. Philadelphia
l'ottor
Terry
.Snyder
Somerset
Northumberland tI00
1'ike
Schuylkill
Sullivan
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
York
4i 10
1S70
, ' "
Z ,
SusiuehannairiOO
Tioga 2f7b"
I'nion 774
Venango 800
Warren 040
Washington 250
-
J100
140
2000
B)uNotwithstaiidinghcavy and rather
unexpected gains in some of the densely
dark lVmocratie counties, tho In ion
, gains Seem to leave Curtin just about what
our State Committee estimated before the
Flection 20,000 majority on the right
side. That speech promised by Woodward
i.af,ur J,ig election," we shall lose !
T ...... TV. v.l.l O
J,r....,.A.un.. ..u pujoauij o
majority in the House, and 1 in the Senate,
thus securing us the State Treasurer, and
instrnctoins for C. R. Ruckalew.
.Election returns from Baltimore,
Iowa, and Indiana, are ajso favorable for
the Administration.
. , .
S.Tt may perhaps be interesting to
those w ho contribute stores to the I
tf.
Sanitary Commission to hear of the recep
tion of the boxes, and their adaptation to
the wants of the soldiera. e append an
; . . . .
, cxtract froln a rccct letter to the associate
, . T . ,
manager in Eewisbiirg :
I . ! i t i i .r. i
j. Mj,(jaIllu: I ,ai the honor
of unrackimr 3 boxes that arrived from
Lewisburg the 3d of Oet. Monday being
i my dsv of duty, votir treasures fell to my
lt. 1 can only say that had you heard
mv enthusiasm over box No. 1, you would
. J , II .... i r
hare been amused as well as gratified, I
am sure. r.rerythuig m that t.ox was ot
the rerv best, and most useful at this
time. Those 32 pair of knitted woolen
socks, I hailed with delight, we so mttch
need them at this season. 71 packed
; handkerchiefs helped to fill a box being
sent to tbe field; the 10 wrappers also
wore packed and sent off, and Jhe morocco
slippers were rare, i hie pair I gave to a
ldier from 10 and Filbert St. Hospital.
?' his ar.ns and was wounded
in ine lace ai me Dame oi vieuysoiirg.
ut hia eye ;g stj bni0f auj he witj.
uUt a mur,er. I mention this case as he
was so grateful for tho slippers, the nior-
occa being so much better than carpet.
The shirts were so vary well made, and
a" your materlal excellent. e rarely
have a more valuable box than your No. 1.
No. 2 was a little out of order, 3 of the
bottles of Tomato Catsup having leaked.
One of enrrant jelly also leaked. Box
No. 3 was in good order, all the cans came
safely and the dried fruit was very nice.
With great regard,
Truly yours, T. W. P.
As we bad not time to look in npon
oar lata County Fair, we only give words
- L ;
we Meniei b .ight-seers, bat sights to j
. , .
be seen were sot as onmeroas as on some
. ... j ,
oeessioos. The rainy and oofavorable
WMth t WM , dr,wblek
wjce chi fc d eoh(wi
. . . . .7 . . . . .. , ..
ana orougui inem mui political meeting
instead of the Fair and tbe short time
of the notice, aad the politieal and tbe
military exoitementi tended to distract the
pnblis mind. Considering 'drawbacks, it
was a proof of the firm bold tbe institution
mm mtasi AMS tMAAL ThsB nt (mil
usjb UilWH VVI irvvsIU. AU wa mj VI aa aaa w
and roots wss very ereditable. Another
year, publish tbe Premium List aa early
as may bs give tbe larger rewards for
rticle d products of real nae.instead of
ncn demoralising things as horse-rseing
fif lte line nd u'k' o it, rain or shine,
wb'UfrJer.!" B,J
Vallandigham doomed and the Sol.
diers to hear from
OHIO, so far, 40,000 for Brough over
Vallandigham..
The Ohio soldiers vote 20 for Brough
to 1 for Vallandigham.
S-The County Superintendent gives
notice to any still desiring to keep School
that he will wait on them. But when tbe
Captain says Satiu-day, 31st Oet. 9, A.M.,
he don't mean next day or next hour. A
Teacher especially should be punctual.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
PREMIUMS AWARDKI) at the
Tenth Fair of the Union County
Agricultural Socioty -1803.
1 Trotting, Draft and Mitch Horte, Ac.
First class.
L H Rank, best trotting horse 10.00
Wolfe & Wilhelm, 2d best do 0.00
Second class.
I' I. Ifaekenburg.best trotting horse 5.00
Jese Cirriieliil.sbest pair draft horses 4.00
Nathan SlecT, best single draft horse 3.00 i
A. I Weidensaiil.best pr match horses 4.00
T L Haokenbiirg, best siltglo draw- j
iug hurt 8.00 j
Henry Brown, bust Walking horse U.00
S 11 Hiudore, best pr earriage horse 3.00 '
Judges Johu ( 'nwnurove, Thos Com- i
ley, Charles Uudykunst, Michael Kleck
uer. 2 00
2-B!nnM Tlorsri.
Nathan Sleer, one 15 rear old uiare
F.li Slifer, blooded mare
Lewis t aoiiitiurliiiir. 3 vr old Rtallion 0.00
The stallion owned by Iauiul C. Irvine
..t having been ket within the limits of
the societv, the coinmittee do not ieol at
liberty to award a premium, but regard
hi in a fine animal. The blooded horses
ou exhibition do much credit to the own
ers. The stallion owned by Lewis Gembor
ling is especially worthy of notice.
Committee Wm 0 Duucan, A Frede
rick, Th Fenny.
3 Common Ilorxet.
Joseph Negley, 3 yr old stallion Ag 1.00
Abraham liurgey, "best breeding mare 4.00
do do 2 yr old stallion Ag 1.00
M L Reed, 2d best breeding marc 2.00
' Henry Cochran, sucking colt 100
! do do 4 vr old duu raare Ag.
, AJ,m Hr.wo !Stalli,.ll 3.00
Shaffer, 2 yr old colt Ag. 1.00
Samuel Kwiug, Es., 2 yr old colt A'.
J F Vanvalzah, one 3 year old colt 2.0u
Judges Andrew lthule, Thomas Corn
ier. II. W. Ilauck.
, tlur,nli Aldernry. and Devon Cattle.
Nathan Slecr,heifercalf 3 months old
2.00
l'eter Sleer, best I'evou heifer over
2 years oW 2.50
l'eter Sleer, best Durham cow and
2 calves 3.00
Elias lirown, yearling Devonshire
heifer 2.00
William Rule, best ditrham bull 4 00
Tk.i ntliisr akf t li Fur rrsriii iima
"" .... r.
WM but l)r(.Uy gooJ gt().k vl. K.
.Slifor's herd of Alderneys was very good
but, he asks no premiums, as most of his
i stock took premiums, at previous Fairs.
Judges James Marshall, l'eter Guyer,
' Gideon liichl, Flavcl Clingau, David
Grove.
I 5 Common Cattle.
j Peter Slear,bcst it head of neat cattle 4.00
Jos W Shriner, best 2 cows' Si calf 3.00
J his Committee recommends that pre-
nuuius
hurcaltcr be ullered lor grade
C14ttle- T , . ,
Judges .Jacob Gundy, Elias Brown,
6S?rp and Swine.
William L Gundy, best 6 lambs 1.50
do best south down lamb buck 1.00
John C. Gundy, best ti ewe sheep
-00
j do best yearling southdown
! buck
2.00
1.00
2.00
E. Straub, one breeding sow
! do one boar
rt? . 1 . f '
1 Elias Brown, one Leicestershire bnek 2.00
, r.n c-nier, nesi . nosier couuiy sow o.vo
i do best 0 Cheater county pigs
!.t0
: Joseph l'oeth, 2 Chester county pigs 2.00 j
1 Judges David Henuitig, jno Wj
; Brown, l'eter W. Brown. i
j 7 l'uuttry. J
John Hertz, best pair of chickens. 1.00
i Judges Daniel Kaufman, John B
Linn.
SGrnin and Root Crnpt.
. Henry Browo, best bu 1'riuce Albert
i potatoes J.vu
I N ahr laslicl Clovenc.d roo
J II Walker.bcst bus pinkeye potatoes 1.00 ,
! Nathan Sleer, 2d beet bus cloversccd Ag. i
! F. Wilson, best bushel corn 7? :
j John dinger, best bus flesh col'd po-
tatoes 100
Andrew Ilauck, best bushel peach
I blow potatoes 1-00
J S M'Creight, best bush red wheat 1.00
George Miller,2d best bush red wheat Ag.
hli Sltlor, 1 bushel white wheat
do do best bushel beets
do do 2d best 0 sweet pumpkins
do do best ti heads of cabbage
do do best bush sweot potatoes
A Stoughton, best sweet potatoo
87
60
a- i
j0(j '
1.00
- I
pumpkins
1.00
S7
t, - , i i i - l .
Daniel Gebhart, 2d best lot of field
pumpkins Ac.
Sam'l Ewing,2d best large yellow corn 50 1
oo oo best sample oi totiacco i.uu
Charles Skecr, best tt field pumpkins 1.00
Klias Brown, best bushel turnips 50
Martin Driesbach, best bu California
j.OO '
potatoes
Eli Slifer,bcst bush mercer potatoes 1.00
Judges John Walls, Michael Kleck
ner, Isaac Eycr, Sen.
9 Fruit.
A M Lawshe, bust plums 1.00
C S James, two varieties of grapes 1.00
do besttwovarietieswinterpearsl.00
S Dieffenderfor, lot of grapes , 50
Jacob Gundy, 2d best j bush apples
for long keeping . . Ag.
F Wilson, 14 varieties of apples 1.50
do do variety of pears 1.00
Andrew Uauek, 4 varieties winter
apples 1.00
Andrew Hauck, 16 varieties apples 1.00
l'eter W Brown, 1 bushel apples 75
Danl Gebhart, best J bush long keep
ing apples 1.00
do do 1 bu of 4 varieties apples 1.50
5Iary Ann Reber, best qninces 75
James Murty ,2d best peck winter pears Ag
Reuben Snyder, best peaches 75
J R Loom is, lot of grapes 1.00
Judges J R Loouiis, Lsaac Eyer, Jr.,
JSMCreight.
10 Dairy. Product.
Elizabeth Baker, beet roll of butter 2 00
Llleu Hauck, 2d
The butter is all
do do 1.00
S'jod and worthy of 1
,11 ahould have a
medal.
Judges D S Kremer, Ellen Msgee,
Miss Sarah Kohl.
11 Flour and firtad.
Mary J Slifer, best loaf wheat bread 1.00
Ann Ewiug, best loaf rye bread 75
W. Hutchison, best 2 sacks flour 1.50
.Mrs Daniel NVvbart, 2d best loaf of wheat
75
JttdH.-Sh Slifer, Sehreycr, Sarah
Kreamcr.
12 tT'iHtfhohl Manufacture.
Marv Vonwj. knit quilt
50
Mary M Urown, 2 home made Wool
coverlids 1C0
Mrs. K. Metzgcr, 1 silk .ttilt 100
Miss M M Metzger 1 pC wnrle'l Work 50
Mary Ann Kockey, flaUcl, linen, Ac 2 00
i Marv Reber. one knit uuilt
Zo
Catharine Murty, best ueedle work
i Mmlt
' L-i:. .1 ...i. ua.it.. .! t ,...;it i no
llau.ih Elliott, bed limit 1.00
Jii,l.r.. Samuel Kuukle.DavidShratk.
Daniel lephart.
13 Manufacturtd Article.
Win T Reitmeycr, kip boots
do do calf skiu boots
1.50
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2 00
2.00
B.00
3.00
do do kid shoes
do do lasting gaitcri
John Squires, ladies' slippers
do do pump healed gaiters
do do best scwihg maohitie
I) Ointer & Son, eiteusion table
do do marble top table
0 II 1 Shivcly double sett harucs
John Satires, exse of boots & shoes
of vai V superior workmanship
Slifer, Walls Shriner & Co., best 2
continental cook stoves Ag. 1.00
Same firm, best Wellington cook stove 3.00
do do brilliant purlor stove 1.50
do do gas li 11 parlor stove Ag.
J 9 Lash, washing and wreuching
machine 1.00
I ... I ( M, -l., , 1. ...... Sn.Iu, 1 1 ,,1.., k
u uuubt i imi in i tuuh auu. tiuvi
Ueorgo li r.ct.un.
I
14 Agricultural Implements.
II II Hershev, cider mill 1.50
Carkhuff & l'aine, best hand power I
hay, straw Si fodder cutter 1.50 ,
Kelly k Kleckner, cultivator 1.00
Uriesbach & Kelly, grain drill 3.00
I II Wittcinore, straw cutter 1.00 !
Slifer, Walls,Shriner&Co.,feodCutterl.lO
do do do Reaper 4.0)
do do do clover huller 2.00
do do do corn shelter 2.00
Cyrus) Urown, fauey business wagou 2.00
J W Shriner, farm wagon 2.00
do do field roller .50
do do expanding harrow 1.50
do do horse hay rake 1.50
do do luivhigan plow 1.50
J J I .ash, gpiing tooth for grain drill 00
L F Teed, wind mill aud shaker 2.00
Judges J M Walter, John Rtihl, Jr.,
Jno. W Brown, Michael Brown, Dauiel
Kauffuiati.
I 15 Iriaet, JMiee, and Canned AVassV.
Mrs Jennie E Shivcly, best currant
75
75
75
75
50
Sarah Cornelius, blackberry wiuo
! Bebecca Fainter, plum jelly
i J0 do elderberry blossom wine
! Kate Brown, crab and nearh iellv
I I If Wll- 1.. :
1.00
V , I .i.li, V. ri fiayv nine
5Iary A Dieffendcrfer, canned peaehes 75
Also a special premium of 75 cts for Mrs
Susan Mowry for a creditable display of
pickles and canned frn.it.
i judges Hubert Lnambers, J A Kre
mer, C S James.
16-AWAj For.
Carrie Strohecker, best bead mat
and cushion 1.00
Miss Mary Slifer, best tidy .10
Miss Lucy Bliss, 2d best tidy 25
do do best enrtain lace 50
Miss Mary Slifer, lamp mat 25
Mary Vorse, best card of embrodiery 1.00
Judges Mrs Crossgrove, Mrs Linn,
Mrs Frain.
17 Painting, Drawing!, Ambrotyps,ilc.
E L Mowry, ambrotypes 75
do do daguerrotypes 75
do do photographs 75
Robert Vanvalzah, case of dentist
specimens . Z.W)
Miss Mary Slifer, crayon picture
OCi
Judges J A Gundy, C L Lindig, J B
Hutton.
18 Vnenumtrated Article.
Kelly k Kleckner, jar of sorghum
Mrs Deck, piece of home made check
Inuria II Frain, jar of pop corn
Kl'ia Ann Frain, red peppers
Carrie Strohecker, fancy basket
SIifer,Walls,Shriiier&Co.,coal bnekct 10
Albert S Shelter, case of feath flowers 25
A Stoughton, lard lamps
25
25
35
25
25
do do self sealing cans
Annie Beck, knit cake cover
RaehacI Gundy, home made soap
Thomas Beck 7 pigeons
Kremer k Stewart, millbnr ballance
and sweep
Rebecca J Kwing, needle work skirt
iU K, Albert, gilt lraine and picture
Annie Albert, burr frame and picture
Mary Ann Reber, cage of canary birds 25
Sue Bouck, fancy case k seed wreath 1.00
W Hutchison, rye whiskey 14 yrs old 25
Judges Thos. II Cornelius, Wm T
Linn, Jas. Mathers.
Juvenile Premium Lilt, for Children un
der 16 years X6. 1.
Willie L Wilson, one bushel white
pink eye potatoes 50
Willie L Wilson, aldcrncy ball calf 1.00
do do one sucking colt 1.00
F P Cornelius, one pr geese 60
John W Cornelius, Ducks 25
do do wild ducks 25
Thomas Beck, bantam chickens 25
Walter Vorse, bantam chickens 25
Newton Reber, do do 25
Judges Geo R Bliss, C II Linebach,
E J Gray,
No. 2.
Amanda Mertz, apple jelly . . 25
do do tomato jelly 25
do do quince jelly
do do red peppers
Edwin E James, lot grapes
.,c i
J'. i
25
25 1
Julia C Ritter, dwarf pears
1 do do peaches
notice and if possible
OCT. 1G, 1863.
Rosetta D Fraiu, kjmp mat
do do worsted skirt
25
Amanda Mertz, Jar Variety of pickles 2f j
Hinioii 1 Brown, tumbler grape jelly 2o
Klizalietli ( oritehus, bunch noWers
Amanda Mertz, feather flower
do do cauliflower
Clara Jane Slifer, 5 pounds butter
"?
."J
sfT
t"i
'
aujiw P ur, tomatoes
, A ilhu Slifer, basket tomatoes
. Alien r.iiiott uun.ii tomatoes -o
25
j UUUCB .'1IB. VJJUtU UIOC MS.-
"Seal. I
fctr-Fremiums pa3-ablc by R. H. t'aird
on application.
JtShouId any of our readers wish M
obtain a Sewing Machine adapted to all
kiuds of family sewing, we would recom
mend I. M. linger &. Co.'s. Our family
having used it several mouths, pronounce
it "jufct the thing." It runs lightly, sews
; 'Jt"u,J ' "
noise. This u the Machine which took
the premium
at our late County Fair,
. . . , . ,
ber, Agent, Lewtshurg.
Miss M. S. Zuber,
I. desirable rarm in Hartley lwp,
and another in Lewis, Ruffaloe Vallev,
are offered at l'rivate Sale. See New
AdvertiseinuutS, to-day.
--
The Coiiftderilte Oen. Walker, Who
i i t i"i . wr .1 m
was lately wounded in a duel in Arkansas,
with lieu. Marmaltik, has since died.
The lady who wt her eye sight by rea-
ding a borrowed paper, has recovered it
since she became a subscriber.
1)11. TOBIAS'
VENITIAN LINIMENT.
A
CERTAIN CURE FOR PALMS AND
ACHES, and warranted superior to
an other. Croup it positively cures; relief
' , i , . .
msoiuicit sure iiiunruiaic V 11 is u .
Mothers remember this, and arm roorsrlves
I "
with a botilc vithuui delay. Croup
ease that gives notice, frequently attacking
the child in the drad hour of night: before a
laie. Kemember. the Venitian Liniment nev-
er fails. Price S-J and 50 Cenll a bottle.
Sold bv all lrti2isis. Office. 56 Cortlfludt
Siren, Mew York.
Carrtcltil Weekly
Wheat,
Rye
Corn, old..
Oata
Flaxseed..
1,25 Eggs
90 Tallow
... 80 Lard
CO Clover seed..,
1,75 - Wool
I 15
. 10
. 10
..5,00
60
.. 40
6
C
, Dried Apples, f 1,00 Potatoes..
FirkioButter 15 Shoulder..
Fresh Butter.
20 Ribs i Sides
Rags..
Barley
.4, 5, and 6 Ham 13
90 to 1,00 Country Soap 4 & G
By Rav R A rink. 1tb Bit. OKO. W. BKT7KR. Lawls
burs, and MiM II ANN All J AN K M'MTT. Miltl.oCo.
By K.T R A rink.2Hh u't, GKOKUK D. IfttAIN and
Hiai. MART K i'otlll, both of Uwiaburg.
In nartl.tnn, 7th hut, MAET win of J. SAUPSKL,
ud U y.an.
w rc. . . .
In Mtffllnbare. 13US lost.
Kovolutiontr? raionrr, agnl C yeara. I
w Anm
JLUo I I
T)ETWEEN Lewisburg and
Mifflinbor,.'
I) two wrought i;OLLAIU
aad a black
dress CAP, done op in. a newspaper. If
found, to be left at Mr. Peter Beaver's, in
Lewisburg pd'.'t
Postponed Audit.
fPHE undersisnsd has been appointed bv
J the Orphans' Court of Union county as 1
Auditor to distribute the balance in tbe hands j
of Jamas F. Linn, Executor of Ainumi :
tiiuis, late of Lewisburg, deceased, and
will meet the persons interested in said estate
at the Grand Jury Room, ikv.Lawishurg, oa
Friday the Kin dav of November. 1HK3, at 10
o'clock, A M. A. SWIA EFORD, Aud'r
NOTICE.
A'
FINAL Examination of Teaehers for
Union county, will be held 8tcbt,
31st Oct. inst, at 9 o'clock, A M, in North
Ward Public School-house, Lewisburg. All
i who wish to teach, and have not been exam
ined neretnrnre.will present thamselvas.as no
private examinations will be given.
JOHJI A. OWENS, Sup.
Wanted !
S
EVERAL MEN who can handle the Piek
and Shovel to advantage, will find
immediate employment
in digging a Drain on the Farm of the sub
scriber, opposite Lewisburg.
Oct. 12
w3
JUS. M. rtCOUl i
ESTRAY.
VCatne to the premises of the
subscribers' about the 2oth olt,
a darhvand muley HEIFER.
about Is months old. Xhe owner is desired
to call, prove property snd-uke her away, or
she will be disposed of accenting to law.
. JOHN STROHECKER
River Road, below Lewisburg, Oct. 14 pd
PUBLIC SALE.
ILL be offered on the premises of
Smiii. SassosT, deceased, lata of
Chillisquaquc Tp, Northumberland Co, on
Tuesday, 3d Kov. next,
tbe following PERSONAL FROPERTV. viz.
Three Horses, Z Colls, S Heifers, 10 Sheep,
a first-rate young Durham bull full blooded, a
breeding Sow and 4 Pigs.
Plows,Cultivators,Harrows, share in roller.
3 horse Wagon, I two horse spring Wagon, 1
same nearly new with tongue and shafts.Car- i
. fctltrh Hl.il f'.rri.sM Hir.Kf W mm
and t low narnesa, mv cnama, i,og cnain,
Grain Fan, Scoop Shovel, Hakes, Forks, Sho-
vels, Hoes, Footboak, Carpenltr's Tools and j
Post Augur, Corn and fotaloes by the boshel, i
Hay by the ton. Corn Fodder by the bundle,
Grain in the ground,, lotf Lumber, BroomJ
Machine, a hne lot of Brooraeoro, Vinegar by
the barrel, copper Kettle, small brass Kettle,
large iron Kettle, empty Barrels, buffalo Robe.
Saddle and Bridle, Steelyard. Choking 8iove
and fixtures.ParloV wood Stove.TaVes.Chairs.
Churn, Buckets, Crocks, Tinware and a great
number of articles too tedious to name.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A M. said
day, when attendance will be given ana con-
ditions made known bv . . .
JACOB RODENBAI OH.
rd Aisauauinto' with tha Will annua i
THE UNION." established in 18 Whole Ns.. 2,65S.
"CHRONICLE," established in l8l3who!e No., 1,017.
Real Estate.
FARM MB SAIF
rrUH su!ient.er will
' -L premises, b M
Ltfcr for tale, on the
I SaturJty, 17 Oct. 1803,
me larm oi inr late jinn nuumr, itur m
t'oion township. Union Cuunty, f'nnnt
lands of John (iuver. Philip Hrebold. and
oihrrs. Il contains" AO AC RtM more or
! less, about 46 acre cirared, the remainder
well limbered. The Buildings are a weather
boarded UM HOUSE, a LOU BAK.N. Ac
there is alto an ORCHARD on the farm.
Bale to cumin nee ai 10 o'clock, t M, when
TeruM will be made known bv
iOH KLWKEI..
Bjfcotor ol Juas Kobkls. dee'd
Oct. 2, lsea t
PUBLIC SALE.
IWII.I, offer af Public Sale, on the premi
se, nrr Manleion, Union Co, Pa, on
TUitndny, (kt. 'lid, 18C3,
commencing at 10, A M, a Farm, sitoawd in
Lrwis township, containing ft!) Atltli.1
i or less, mostly Ltiaestone Gravel soil,
cirared all eicept 3 or 4 acres and to a high-
lalr of C0,irall0n. The Improvements are
a iwostorer BHICK HOUSE and a Batik
i ,?e,h,r with all the other oecsary
' Uuibuildings. There are two food Wells ou
i 'e Pn--io m g OKCUiXD with
the choicest Frails of all kinds.
The lamilr of the undersigned desire to go
West, and for that reason be will ell bis
convenient Farm. TEH I8 made known at
; sale.
JACOB H0Yr, Senior
Oct. , IW3 pd
Aiiffiinistrators Sale of Keal Estate,
ri
THE undersigned. Administrators of the
I Estate of Carah L. Van Vaisab, late of
ButfaK.e township. Union county, deceased,
will vtTur, al Public 9sie, no the premikts, by
Virtue of aa order of the Orphans' Court, aa
Saturday, the 24t of Oct., ISM,
A GOOD FARM
situated io Uufialoe township, in saidenonty,
bounded north by other land late of said
. .. . l . . . , i. . .
th- " " -,' rim.Miiii ty lana ot uM.tu.
ith by Iftud ot o Si.w
... lt isa.at mm ar-at
ud AMliw Itaaek, od v.M tf latul af Job Byl
A ROUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES
bvst quality LlmMton lud. all elaarM aseavt abovt
; ta Aiw bank bk. Touac 01.1.
.l ohoio fruit tnn.lc . Thr faro adataKnu
' " - ha moat auirabla ImmUum 1b Kutf-
I al.-sa Wall IB
8eputt. S S. BARBEK, Jdrs
Real Estate and PenoaaJ Property
A1
T PUBLIC SALE, on the premisss, to
Lhof Jtone Twp, Union Co, Pa, on
ThchspaIt, Oct, 29, 1863w
The Farm has 4JO ACfes) mora or less,
bi.undad aorih and west by lands of Jacob
Derr. south by Charles Moyerand others and
tan by Peter Wehr all cleared, and in good
state of cultivation. The Improvements are
Outbuildings, Well of water. Orchard, &.e. j
I ri...sL Pbopebtt a Horse, Z Cows, 4
m io.nrri , i irn 1 1 ii v Hnntf nam v.riiiii
tings, 1 ruck Wagon, Kye, Torn, Buckwheat,
Poiatora by bushel, 4 Beds, Bedding, Chairs, !
and other articles of Household Furniture. I
Sale of Personal Properly to commence at
to, A M Firm at 1, P M. Terms at safe. I
VALFNTfXK WsLTaK,
DA VIKI, HI.YLEK, !
f4 A4ntaltrater ot AasauM Btf Lia. '
Valuable Farm and Sustain Stand
i I'OR SALE, situate io Lewis township,'
A "" - . u.. , .uiii.iii,., MUTT
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres of I
good timber, the remainder clear and iu a !
! 8cud r cultivation, oo it are erected a
ft"
! " ,' A" " ' V ..." ' ' ' . fc '
a large oicnjiru, auu nrvrr laiung water in
neoarnyara. oout uau ine larm is Lime-
stone ground.
Also another tract of land, ad.oining the
above farm,cniainiii?aboui aJ Acre all
cleared, on which are elected a new Foundry
and Machine Shop 60 feet by 30 feet, three
stories high, with a Black Smith Shop. Ac,
attached. Il contains a Steam Engine of lea
horse power, turning lathes, drills, saws. (both
circular and upright,) planer, and a variety
' of tools brlongmg to a Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses, an excellent
spring of sever tailing water, and a small
Orchard of choice fruit.
This property would make also an exeeU
lent Tannery, being situated in a good coon
try, for bark, and good water handy to the
bnilding, which can be piped into the building
with but little cost. A large business io
manufacturing Clover Hullers has been car
ried on by this establishment. It will be sold
to suit purchasers, with as much of the Ma
chinery as the borer may want. For further
particulars, apply to the subscribers residing
oa and near the above mentioned premises.
JOfEPH SANDERS,
GEO. W. MYERS.
Aug. A ttorneys in fact of Christian Reif
FOR SALE.
SITUATED mostly in the Borough of Hsr
tletoa, adjoining the village on th north
and extending almost its enure length, mak
inn if. iltviainn and cata intn lota nulla
nient. containing 15 Arm. IS of whiah
' rare well Timbered. A small tRrtam of
i jjf Water flows nearly through its centra,
The improvements ara a good Frame wa.
House and, nana nam, witn a ifnaui.ioU
Hooie at the North ead of ihe farm. Two
Apple Orchards, out in fall bearing, tha
yoonger beginning to bear
Also 170 Acres or Timber Land,
situated in Harilry township.
For Terms, apply to
Msa. AGNES 8. WILSON,
KrteytriM f J. F. WUton. aV'a,
987in or WM.r.WILSON, Hartieioa, Pa
FOR SALE.
LL that well-known Farm, containing
1 NO Acres
JJJTr
Royer and others, and Penns Creek. Tbs j T?OR many years we have made the aalti
imprrvements are a siood House and Barn, a i I1 vation of SMALL FKl'lTS a spe
Carriage House, and oiher convenient Out-
L..U -.1 L.: I- t V... . r & c n nmr.r, r
quality running water oa ine rarm aooni
10 or IS acres in Timber, the balance cleared
and in a good state of cultivation.
ALSO the half of a lot of ground sitaated
on the Limestone Ridge, adjoining land of
Ororge Rahl aad others and containing abont .
8S) oerehes.
For further particulars, enqnire of Wat. C.
Suit, oa tbe premises, or nf
JACOB 8PIGELMOTER.
TWO desirable BUILDING LOTS situate
I on Brown street, t River rond.l L.w.a. I
barg. Inquire of H. GLKHART, Sd 8l near
Mafktt June 17
Farms for Sale.
rPHE suhserit.tr offers for tale al Priva
1 fife Two frn aituatd nnr h
borough of Uartletua
One io Karllrr iowasSir, eanfitninf a boa I
l-IO Atrtfi, adjniniftjf lands of iaeoh Fa,
Jacob Smith) and others, with foi Hea,
Barn, and other buildings thereoo.-
Tbe oihrr in Lewis township. o6fininf
abi'Dt 130 Acre, with new finck ftnao.
Hunk Barn and other fut6uilrfins, sHjoiaiag
land of Wia HofTiaaa. Win Wolf attd vlbera.
For fonher information, inquire ot ibtf
subicriber, rcsidint in Hartley toWnsaip. 1
of H.Mciv Hact Esq in Martfefoti mr..c
Oct 14 ' R. V. B
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY,
IIOR KALE- That new, well-built, fm.
twn-rintcr.daukle Brick Mansion. lA,
With an dut Kitchen, snd ftirn on ibeprrau
ses at the west end of Mafkn St. lWihrav
between 7th and 8ih Sis. There is a Wall oil
i the Lot. and all kinds of gjod Ffnrt Tret
f growinf. Lot 74 feet front.
! Jane i REUBEN SNVfiEIt
srov sfcnif,
4 COCBLB HOUxE, (ith tot snitabl
J fir two families, h a sitaaMd
Norih Fonrih street. There arc a good tis
ble and other outbuildings, and aavtr lad'
mg well of water on the premise. For par
ricniars and terms enquire of
ADAS PBAtKH
Lewisbarj, April St, 1U63. if
FAEjS fob sale.
rpWE subscriber offers lor sal th ftrat
I upon which he resides la East Bufia
' Ice township,
a milt ada half sooth of LW
! ag cleared and in a good siaie of enlhtslroa,
together wnh 10 Acres of Timber Laad BSaf
bv. Tbe Farm Improvements art a Framtf
MUwelhng House, Frame Bars, Tenaal
House, and suitable Outbuildings. M
good Spring near the house, aad a stress at
water Sows through the farm. Also all kiada
at frati. of th; best varieties.
The rr is Aoirnded on tfra aorth j Wat
Brown, east by Penn aad Uandy. sih hf
the Smoketowa and river road, wast vr JaaoV
i a ..,nJiv
i -
For Terms, enquire on th sfemfsaav
April 6, '63m OODFKEY DECK,
rca REirr.
TWO STOREY tfriek HoUsS mtff
LOT on North Fourth slrtet. XaV
March 14. 't2. fl. P. iHBLLfJL
PTjBmC SAIE,
WILL be sold by the subscriber, on
SatMMlaj, Oct. IT
j H3. at the Green Lane Farm on Chillis
. quaque Creek, on the Danville road ABOUT
i ONE MILE FKOM POTTWJROVE, Natihw
: nmberland Co, Pa,
j JUS EXTIREl STOCK OP
Horses, Cows, Machinery and Tools for Far.
Wiing consisting of Iron Itaanerand Mower.
Threshing Machine, Horse Rake. Cider Mail1,
t'niting Box. Oram Drills, Oram Faa, Feed
Mill, Ploer&j, Harrows. Cultivators, Lof
Chains, and a variety of Tools. Fans Wf
gons, Sleds, Light Wagon, aiaikey, Horses,
Cows and Young Castle, Pigs, die. Also
Saddle and Bridle, Single and Uoorbte Bar'
ness, &e.
Male to commence at 9 o'cloes. A. M.
Terms of Sale All sums ondrr $50, cash.
Above $100, Sole with approved security al
4 months with interest.
Oct. 7. R.P.KINQ.
' Estate of Gottlelb Smaltzreld, dee'tf.
Testaaealary 0
the estate of Oottlrib 8mainreid. lai
nf f . a. h ITiil.tn .nnntv iim'A Imm
b ,,f,ffled to the subscriber, in da
form of law, nonce is hereby given to all aer-
I knowlDg themselves to be indebted Vs.
ld ea, to mact lnin,edillte p1Tme,t,
,nd ,Bos, h, c,ajm, , ,,s, h
, wit, prenl lnfnJ do, .mne, r.r Ml.
; ,i.m., , i c -rpovrn .,,,
Lewisburg, Oet. S, ISS3
pd
VENDUE CRTER.
HAVING made application for
LKease to cry TeadsjwsJ,
the subscriber is prepared to attend w call
in that line. Terms moderate.
Daniel m. rekrek
Bnffaloe Twp, Oct. , 18S3 Sw
Administrator's Notice.
"ITTHEREAS, Letters of Administration so
V the estate of ABRAHAM BLYLER.
decsased, late of Limestone township, Inion
eouniy, have been granted to the subscriber,
by the Register of said eonmv, ia dne form f
all persons indebted to said estate are repass
ed to malre payment, and those having elaia
against the same will present thea imf
authenticated for settlement, to
VA..EXTINE WALTER.) Admtnis
DANIEL BLYLER, Jtratora
OcLB. 1893 pd
FOUND !
THE undersigned has in possession Fif
teen Dollars, and a Boole Sited with
Whiskey, which together was found by her
boy in New Berlin, several days ago. Tbe
owner can have his money Ac. by calling oa
LYDIA 8TAHLNECKER.
New Berlin, Pa, Oct- 7. 1863
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE.
CHINA WARE.
SHOE FINDINGS.
LASTS, Jfcc.4c.Ae.
T7"B have an extensive assortment of ifca .
V above Goods, to wbieb we invite I he
attention of purchasers. Call and examine
the quality and price before purchasing else
where T G EVANS, tewiebora
KNOX FRUIT FARM k 1STRSERT.
cialty.and taking into account viairrr, .-
tits and aoaiiTi, oar stock of Vines and)
Plants of
CRlPKS UrtBCBSIES.
STBAWBMUUS8, SMMaERKBHiBS,
sUKTSKBUES, CtUU.MS, tttf,
is ooeaualed anvwhere. which we offer oa taw
most favorable terms. Parties wishing u
pnrehase woald do well to correspond wiisj
os, or ssad for our Price Mst, waicn wm
sent to all applicants free of charge.
Our Seed Store and JJarhculural uonn
IS!
Is at A a. S9 rulh Street,
.11 a.nrJaa heloneinc la sacb ) a estak
here i
l-shmeat can be hator we s 4a
f91 J- KNOX. BcJ 6, fiaseerg.