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BY 0. N. WORDEN AND J.
At fiJtO per Tear, always In Advance.
muMu WW.WCUU-
FOB rntXIDEVT,
Abraham Lincoln
KJThe Mechanic and working men
cf Lowishunr are entitled to most of the
credit for the splendid vote for Ctirtin Jn
thia vicinitv. Thcv have started the oil-
juration noticed in another column, aijd , momentous contest, as,
, ... - ., i lo the Wee of October,
invite tbe cordial co-operation ot alt so The itiw-wt forth to the rHMiiirk end reoae.
V , n.i , . . i. . r ' in! thoneai.it. wre wiqiil.tj.H W omlwerfl th. vain,
disposed. They desire to have it a froe t nJ u.rj, ,h. ,,,,. b,' ,u,f, .iB.
and hearty jubilce-nmuarrcd by riot or tS!" 'SSi.
dissipation-witbout ...y needless offence : i?SJiE&
to their defeated neighbors to be parti?., j omo wag ajj0 ,os. ,ag, faI1 ,)y on
patedin by everybody who feels likeit'own gpinoncsSi and his friends had
and to close early aud in an orderly tl,e honest impudence to take up the
manner. j traitor Vallaiitlighnm for Governor.
Should the day prove unfavorable, the
best rooms possible will be provid
ided.
Before Klcction, many of bur country
frieuds desired a chance to "beat'' the
Woodward dcinuuatrutiou. Thuy uoff
have the chance.
The Williamsport and Milton Bauds
are en traced. As the speakers invited
nave not nad lime w rcpiy, we miau not
iiame them.
Bemembcr, the minority have rights
k .11.. . l 1 II . .
una iceiiiigs. n iuey uu uuii-uwh iu u-
luminate, they should not be molo.-tcJ.
! as you would be done by."
Patle ihii up for reference.
"What Work does our Union County
majorities.
In 18C0, and in 103, Union county
was pretty well canvassed by both parties,
;md tho result was large Republican Union
majorities. In ISO, our party allowed
the Iiemocrata to have their own way
nil tliA Kinwhp. ull tlii hurrahs, ull llin
i 1 '
excitement and they cut our majorities
down nearly one half. See the following
figures :
W.1T1K.
Oo.-ll'tiO.
Hep- item.
Lewisbure 241
1
WORH.
Onv.'lnltt
K-p Itoa
250.
2
87
73
SO WORK.
Awl On 1K42.
K.p. Vrm.
177
Bndy (a)
23
Huffiloe
83
61
CQ
24
Kst Ruff.
West Buff.
Hartley
Ilartleton
Kelly
Lewis
Limestone
Miflliiiburg
Ktm Berlin
Union
White Deer
87
75
12
115
24
22
14
27
43
85
27
28
27
11
123
34
1
10
8
110
782
8
774
14
88
22
1
14
3
j
8
17
828 27
27
498 73
73
425
Majorities 801
This shows what WORK will do. As
a general rule, people receive as truth
what they bead aud BEAR. If they hear
and read truth, they vote accordingly : if
they receive error, they vote wrong. I lie
lesson is Diffuse correct information, and
the Election Jtcturns will be right. And
the coming Winter will be the best time
to wwimv the nnlilic mini with Txiliticsl
. 11- i i:...t : ...0 i
nttlcrrio ww nit-tana nt f!t?iK.tinii. nou'4. :
. .n.l namnhlcta. Let the Union !
Leagues continue their organizations
sowiug good seed, in quiet times, to bear
fruit in the next political harvest
Stite Election as far as beard from.
Curtin
Woodward
22S
Allegheny
Armstrong
70-r)5
500
8:;o
M7
87 C8
330
75
24'J0
1940
1200
1G7C
2909
54
350
1220
2075
189
60(51
1750
1200
83
100
' Adams
Bedford
Berks
Bucks
Cambria
Carbon
Clinton
Clarion
Center
Cumberland
Clearfield
Ctilumbia
KIk
Fayette
Fulton
Green
Juniata
Luzerne
Lehigh
Lycoming
Montour
Monroe
Montgomery
Northampton
Beaver
Blair
Bradford
Butler
Cameron
Chester
Crawford
Dauphin
Delaware
Krie
Forest
1'rsnklin
Huntingdon
Indiana
'tfferson
tncaster
Lawrence
Jbanon
Mifflin
M'Kean
Mercer
C41
755 ;
1500 '
270 ;
500 j
-l ,
j
276
1130 '
4.il 1
o.JD
oiioc 1
600
1203
L'SDS
Philadelphia 70S1
rotter 8UU
Perry 60
Northumberland 707
Pike 400
Snyder 427
Somerset l:j0
Susr,uehannal200
T:" ......
Schuylkill
Sullivan
2041 i
r, !
Wayne 141
Westmoreland lOi'J j
Wyoming 60 j
Union 774
Venango 817
Warren 940
York
:,r.i
Washington
350
54,007
85,826
85,820
Curtin 18,184 majority.
Lowrie runs better than Woodward,but j
is also defeated. The counties yet to hear '
c ec ii .... ..
uuiciauy can Hardly change it more ,
than a thousand either way.
sJWe did not publish the vote for
various minor offices in detail, in Union
munty, because we had not time, and they
vary but very little. The candidates gen
erally had a few extra votes at home, or
picked np a few among their "freund- j
hafl," but there was very little euttino-1
w trading of votes. "
t-jf To day, we will print Curtin hadg-1
t". j-ratuitiiun, f,ir Iiti! fnlts .jjj big
' -, lor bi lolls, for j'iiy. j
R. CORNELIUS.
mi (wnhP Viffnrlrs'
PENNSYLVANIA was lost to the
Administration last year, by our own
carelessness, failing on State Ticket
vrtto. Tins vPiir on a fuller vote, we
' mrrr l.v 1 S 000 to 50.000 of popular
vote, and gain the Legislature and a
State Treasurer. - It was a fierce and
; He is defeated, by the Home vote and
by the oidicrs, to the tune ol o,UUU
or 1 00X00. Avaunt, traitor 1
INDIANA elected County Officers
mostly of the Union stripe gains.
In IOWA the I'cmocrats, hopeless
of success with a Fearc man, took up
a pood Soldier for Governor. But
the people didn't like his company, so
'
cIuctcd Co, Rfip fay &
! trilii,ir maj. 0f 20,000 or 25,000.
, NEBRASKA Territory elects a
xCiubiican ljeeislature.
BALTIMORE elects Administra
tion CKy CoiinciU with hardly the
show of opposition.
Such is the popular verdict for
Ftistainiiifj the uovcrumcnt in crusu
j inp an infanious, causeless Rebellion,
j May November echo October I
' ''Never Despair of the Republic !"
j Most of our Democratic friends bow to
the verdict of the ballot-box with graceful
deference. They beat us, a trifle, la.st
year, on a small vote : They this year lose,
by a large majority, on a greater vote.
I They know they are fairly, honorably de
' feated. Though against their judgment,
they submit, as good citizeus ever should
but as slaveholding Bebels did not.
ludeed, some of our minority neighbors !
have a smile in one corner of their mouth,
as if they rather liked it. And more than
oue have said they have voted their last
Democratic ticket
Others, unfortunately, look cross blue
almost as disconsolate as a "starved
mule chawing a thistle .'" Especially do
those orators and editors who have lied
I the worst, and tried most to deceive the
honest pcoiilc, take it hardest Thcv .
have staked all against the Government
practically working with the Rebels
and lost. They think everything is ruin-
cd.. -simply because a slavery-loving man
is not elected Governor of Free Penn'a!
Rut they should console themselves with !
the fact that we have a Governor true to j
the nation and to the loyal people, and
that the Union is to stand though any aud
aij present parties fall.
Gen. Cameron's Predictions.
The evening before the rcoent Election,
Simo Cameron presided over a Union
r
n,eeUn8 ' Uarrisburg.
lie said he voted
not for the man, but for the cause, and
predicted tbe triumph, by re-election, of
Andrew G. Curtin. In conclusion, the
General said :
' Now, gentlemen, let me prophesy a
little for an old man may be permitted
to do this. Tbe people of Pennsylvania
075 bave re-nominated Mr.Curtin because the
C2 w,r is going on, and because ey believe
570 it would not be wise to change the 00m
7;,0 I mandcr. Let me prophesy that in a short
577 time there will be another person re-nom-140
j inated and re-elected, and that person will j
HO be Abraham Lincoln. Deafening j
329 applause, continuing tome motueuts 1
u.6u.s.;uii,i,g m.. .iivgcucmcil,
might say more on this subject, gentlemen,
but you have responded so heartily that
u is unnecessary. Unly remember that I
make the prophecy.'
Gen. Cameron is a sagacious man, and
gives expression to the popular feeling in
thia matter
BQ-The Miffliuburg Telegraph states
i,.i t - cj . . fi..i.: r
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new liant t;. H. ll:LSsenr,lno- tn he Ins'
. , . , , 0 . . .
Doputy at Lewisburir Also that Fred,
I IrtTOltTT or I nn'i.hnm ft ea tlmt I. -n. I I
Suiith has gone over to the Copperheads,
so that he can no longer injure our party
by betraying while pretending to beloug
fit if Afro. Ti f.iitiltns anil Afea TTorte
'
of Millheim, were thrown from a wagon,
and tlie laltcr na(1 n rm broken A.
W. Orwig has opened a rhotographic
establishment.
"ireserve some of tue Tory Tapers."
Yes, label and lay them by, for after
years to see bow men, professing Democ
racy, struck banda with open Rebels to
tbrottlo this heaven-given Government in j
its hour of trial. Lav them by, that the
names of tbe leaden and abettors in this
eo conspiracy may be embalmed together.
. a '
ana can not be denied
ea.Certain boasting, grandilorinent ed
itors, full of bombast, oratory, and nigger,
before election, are awful tame, since.
They are now going off into raptures
about October, and the beauty of the fall
ing leaf they abjure politics, and take to
,lt!rature 1 Their brag bout 50.W for
oodward, were only jokes he I he 1
JSTMensch, Lewisburg, hat for sale
the product:) of the extensive manufactory
noticed on our last pao.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., P4., TUESDAY, OCT. 20, 1863.
NATION AL THANKSGIVING.
A Proclamation, ly the Vrrtulenl of the
Lmtea orates of America
The year that is drawing toward it
J -
! clie, has been filled with the blessings of
mimunu-iusaim ..cu...u. .o,...
bounties which are so constantly enjoyed
that we are prone to forget the Source from
which tl.cy come, other, have noon auuea,
which are of so extraordinary a nature, I
that they can not fail to penetrate and sof
ten even the heart which is habitually
insensible to the ever watchful Providence
of Almighty God. In tho midst of a civ
il war of unequalled magnitude and scver
tt n-iii..!. i... ........ ......
, , , . . . .
inviv'ivi. .lis Uki:i(.coiiii3 wi .ivi:-ii
... . . ' - i-i ,1
Sr;ti i.i.nia h.ia liiti.n tifsxiirvml with ull
i .1
ti'iriin. firiliiF Iim lnuin lii.iinfr.iitii.il ftiA
laws have been respected and obeyed, and
harmony has prevailed everywhere, except
in the theatre of military conflict. While
that theatre has been greatly contracted
by the advancing armies and navies of the
Union, the needful diversions of wealth
and strength, from the fields of peaceful
industry, ' to the national defence, have
not arrested the plow, the shuttle or the
ship. The axe has enlarged the borders
of our settlements, and the mines, as well
of iron and coal, as the precious metals,
have yielded even more abundantly than
heretofore. The population has steadily
i . i . r .1 . . .1
increased, notwithstanding the waste that
, , . , . i .1
loia lu.rii in llin piiinn tho Biei'A and tlie
' . v - I I .
b.-ittli.-lii bl. mid the couiitrv. roioicin iu
the consciousness of augmented &trengtu
and vigor, is permitted to expect a conti
nuance of years with a large, increase of
freedom. No human counsel hath devis
ed, notwithstanding the mortal hand had
worked out these great things ; they are
gracious gifts of the Most High God,
who, while dealing with us in auger for
our sins, hath nevertheless remembered
mercy. It has seemed to me fit and prop-
er that they should be solemnly, reverent
ly and gratefully acknowledged, as with
one heart and voice, by the whole Amer-
ican people. I do, therefore, invite my
ftllow citizens in all parts of the United
' States, and also those who are at sea, and
thosc who are sojourners iu foreign lands,
to set apart and observe the last Thursday
of November next, as day of thanks
giving aud prayer to our beneficent Fath
er, who doth reside in the heavens ; and
I recommend to them that, while offering
up the ascriptions justly due to him for
such si ugular deliverances and blessinjre,
they do also, with bumble penitence for '
our national perversencss and disobedience, j
commend to his tender care all those who '
have become widows, orphans, or sufferers j
in the lamentable civil strife iu which we I
are unavoidably cn-rawd, and fervently !
implore the interposition of the Almighty :
hand to preserve the health of the nation,
and restore it, as soon as may be consis
tent with the diviue purposes, to the full
enjoyment of peace, harmouy, tranquility
j and Union.
Iu testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the city of Washington, this third day
of October, in. the year of our Ixird otic
thousand eight hundred and sixty
three, and of the independence of the
United States the eighty-eighth.
A. LINCOLN.
Wm. II. Seward, Secretary of State.
Loyal Democrats.
"Here's our heart and here's onr hand"
in all sincerity to all those loyal demo
crats who preferred their country to par
ty. Tho country owes them a debt of
gratitude. Every Democrat who voted
- .,.; . . .
The Donglas
v " " "
Iemocrats have at last discovered the
irrat mistake thev niado in nennittintr
the Breckinridgers to gain the control of I
their party. If Douglas bad lived, tt
would not be so. That patriot would
have kent his nartv stead v for the Union.
His death threw it into confusion. His
inends, however, will now rally aud throw
... .' '
overboard the tricksters who crept into the
t chief places in the party. We would not
1 only thank Douglas men, but many who,
.
believing them to be thoroughly "loyal,
voted for -Bell and Breckinridge. These
voters proved their patriotism by voting
for Curtin.
Assembly Official.
Administration Opposition
Ralsbach. Orwig.
Juniata, 1472 1444
Snyder, 1735 1744
Union, 2019 2023
Uilbinh. Weiser
1722
154
1250
1733
1337
1245
4320
622G 5211 43:
MAJORITIES
Balsbach over Ililbish, 900 TXeiscr 906
Orwig do 885 do 891
Average Union majority, 895J
V3.The Bell Ringers RlaisJell Broth
ers, & Co. re-appear at Independent
Flail, Saturday evening of thia week.
They are of established reputation as good
singers, and all parties can join in hearing
good mnsic.
aaaOae of the scares of the Lewistowa
True Democrat wat that Rev. Jeremiah
Shindel fell dead" ten minutes after
making a Union speech. Ha hat made a
great many Uaien tpeeehet, but at far as
we know ha 'aint dead jet l'
tWTlte Union Committee for Union
county acknowledge the efficient services
of those who ad dressed the soveral nieet-
: i.i i : : ..C .to mniiittr
, . r . . . . . .
' Hum,,. Iho .iiiinfilim which na9 lUSt
during
campaign
closcd-
They also acknowledge with
, .,,-,., , ,prv:PM f those in
,i:,.,:,. !, , ,
; Jn yM-wm wav.
, aW de9irable t muk
at the election on the 13th inst, proving
' that Union county is truly loyal to the
Government of the Lmted States when
; engaged in the suppression of an uncalled
I for and unjust Hebellion.
I The result of the elections iu California,
! Maiuo, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa, .vc.,
: .,"11 " , i
may, we think, be a pretty sure index or
' ' 1
; the campaign to tike place for President
'
in 1804.
CflAS. C. SnonKt.FY, Chairman
Union County Committee.
Lewisbnrg, Oct. 17, 1HU3.
Leaves. The falling leaves are a nui
sanco on streets or walks, but are very
Kwa n,am,re m K" sawnerry oeus,
, Sweep or nke them out of the way,
i anJ I'ut."""" 1"re tllfy le
j jjg-The exteusie sale of stock and
j Farming Implements of 11. P. King, in
! Chilliiuane, is postponed until Friday
tue 30ln 0f this month, at 9, A. M.
' -.
J?"A small larm property in White
l . . , , , .
Peer township is advertised for sale in to-
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, J 8 rjI,cr-
WAR NEWS.
The hesvj firing beard at the front of
the Potomao Army on Wednesdsy, was an
engagement between a large force of Reb
els and a portion of the Army of the Poto-
! mao in the vicinity of Bristow's Station,
j Iofantry and cavalry were ecgtged on
both sidot, and the result was deoided
1 Union viotory, the Rebels being badly
beaten, with the loss of an entire battery
and 450 prisoners.
Rebel invasions do Dot appear to sue
eed well. That jost undertaken by
Shelby ia Miuouri terminated most dis-
'. aatroasly to bii forest. Gen. Brown sne-
eeeded in getting at them three times in
a running fight, and finally cornered them,
when a battle ensued which lasted five
boors. Tbe Rebels were completely root
ed end scattered ia all direotiona, with
lbs lose of all their artillery, baggage, a
Urge number of small arms, and prisoners.
Their lost ia killed and wonoded it also
very large. Our foreet were ia pnrsait of
ibe scattered Rebels at last acoounts.
The lose of Rebel railroa stock at
Grenada, Miss., wae quite as serious as
the most extravagant estimate made it
tppear.
Out latest information from the Army
' tne Cumberland atatet that Wheeler,
who attempted to destrsy Roteertoi'
eommnnioatioos, hat been chased back
again aerusstbe Tennessee, glad enough
to give up bit enterprise and seek safety
within the Rebel line.
It now appears that the Rebels bave a
perfeet blockade in Charleston Harbor
against oar iroo-cladt. Tbey bave
reserved a passaga for their own craft, of Joseph K. Moyer. heirs of S. r Hunier,
... . , ... - . dee'd, land of Georco Bado and o'.hers con-
alter tbe manner of a eanal with a safety j 11)ing , nirIv.fi ..., roore or ,s Wllh
lock against Union vessels. Ia view of j the appurtenances, on which is a yoong bear
Ihia fsot. lima will bo rranired for tho ! rehard of choice fruit The Improve-
y .
eonsumation of plant now being made for
overthrowing these obstructions and
reaching the other Rebel defenses.
The Navy Department will eooa adver
tise for proposalt to raise the taokea
vessels in Hampton Roads. There are
about twenty of them. ,
The Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society
III meet at Or. nirkmn'l eiery TIIUKSPAV AfTKR
NOON, at 2 o'clock, daring Oct and No. iVrnona deni
rios to .ntl Sned fruit Jollies, Ac, to tho anMlers, aro
raquented to aena them in as soon as possible.
33lt0,
in MimnSsrir. 10th in.t., in ir44th yr, srsassa,
H.rrie.
"'. ta.t,Krs.SABan roish,..4
INDEPENDENT HALL,
LEWISBURG, PA.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Saturday evening, Oct. 24, 1863.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
BLAISDELL BROTHERS
V SWISS
of 10 Member and V
etiAsi Orwo
HAVE tne honor of announcing ne of
thetf oniqne entertainments as above.
on waicnoeeasion they will introdnco
entire chince of Programme.
Tickets SS cents. No half nriee. For
iuii particulars, see Programmes and Posters.
lioors open at 7, to commence at S o'clock.
E. E. BLA18DELL, Agent
LOST!
BETWEEN Lewisbnrg and Mifflinbnrg,
two wronght COLLARS and a black
dress CAP, done up ia a newspaper. If
found, tn ho left at Mr. Peter Beaver's, ia
Lewisburg pdJt
Aoioob the cantnret by ear troops at
Cnoiberland Gap, wss a lrje Rebel mail
bajr, the eooteota of which have afforded
both amusement and instruction to those
who have examined them. Among other
things, the letters confirmed beyond all
question that tbe Georgia troopa are as
dissatisfied as any in tbe Confederate ser
vice. Out of the large number of Georgia
letters in tbe mail, but two plaeed aoy
eocfiilnnee whatever in tbe Rebel eause.
CELEBRATION
OF TUB
UNION VICTORY!
AT LEWISUCRG,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 18C3.
The Union-loving citizens of Union
and neighboring counties ore. invited
to join in a celebration of the recent
,T . . . , ... . i.
Lllton Victories from Maine to Call-
foi nia bj bullets and by ballots at
Lewisburg, 21st of October, 1SC3,
DAT and EVENING.
OX-ROAST AND FREE DINNER
in the day, and
TORCU-LIGIIT'PARADE
and
, ILLUMINATION
at NIGHT.
EMINENT SPEAKER3
have bee a iuvited to address the
people.
TOWNSniPS asd bokocchs
are requested to como with VEHICLES
and HORSEMEN in procession.
By order of tbe Committee of Ar
rangements. Lewisburo, Oct. 17, 1803.
All from the East side of River Bridge
are desired to meet there by 10, precisely;
those North and South by 10, and wait
until called on: those from the West to
be at smoketown by 1 1, A. M., punctual.
It is proposed to commence the dinner,
at 1 P. M. Illumination (on Market St
especially) from CJ to 71 Torch-light
parade at 7 P. M.
Those having Wide-Awake, or other
lamps, are requested to bring them to
Douahower's store as early as possible.
Let Lewisburg do its. best to make
pleasant the visit of such of our country
friends as leave their pressing work in the
field for this unusual demonstration in
commemoration of these most important
victories.
attttetjura iHariut.
Corrtele Weetig
Wheat, 1,30 Eggs 15
Rye 1,00 Tallow 10
Corn, old 871 Lard 10
Oats 60 Clover seed 6,00
Flaxseed 2.00 Wool 60
Dried Applet Si lb Potatoes 40
Firkin Butter IS Shoulder 6
Fresh Butter... 25 Ribs k Sides 6
Rags 4, 5, and 6 tlam 13
Barley 90 to $1,00 Country Soap 4 & 6
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
Coort of Union coonty, the undersigned.
Guardian of the minor children of Henry
DietTeoderler, late of While Deer township,
said eonoty, dee'd, will expose to Public Sale
on the premises, on MONDAY, Nov. 16, 186:1.
the following described Real Bstate, to wit:
An improved Tract of LaDd.Siinate in While
Deer township. Union county, adjoining lands
ments are, a good two storey Dwelling House,
Barn, and other necessary buildings, with a
Well of good atr near the dwelllSK bouee.
SaU to eosinonee ai 10 o'clock ia Aho forenoon of said
da;, whea Tarau will ba aaada knoS b
AARON W. SMITH,
Onardian of the ainor children of Ueary Diefleader
Oct IS, lSea. fcr, dee'd
JOHN HAWN,
M
ANl'FAUTURER of Improved Per-
cuaslon Matches, Lewisburg, fa
Lewisburg Bank,
rvCT. 10, 1863 Tho Annual Election for
i J Directors will be held at the Banking
House on Mosnav the 16th day of November
next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A M and
i 3 o'clock, V M. And on Tessnsr the 3d day
; of November next, a General Meeting of the
Stockholders will be held at the Banking
House. DAVID BEBER, Cashier
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the
University at Lewisburg, will please
present them for settlement, to the under
signed ; and those indebted, are requested to
make settlement. IVOffiee West Wing
University Building, No. SO.
J. A. KELLY, Agent
A Salve for Piles.
I HAVE on hand for sale, at 25 cents per
pot, a CERTAIN CURE for that distres
sing disease. It is an old preparation, loos;
tested, which I never knew to fail, and I can
give names of persons cored to those asking
it CHARLES MAI'S
River Road, Lewisborg, Sept 3
DR. JOSIAH SMITH,
HAVING located in Lewisburg, solicits a
share of the public patronage. Resi
dence and Office on Market St, nearly oppo
site the Kiviere House.
Lewisburg, March a, lseS.
NOTICE.
A FINAL Examination of Teachers for
Union county, will bet held SaTsaaav,
31st Oct inst, at S o'clock. A M, in North
Ward Public School-house, Lewisburg. All
who wish to leach, and have not been exam
ined heretofore.will present themselves, as ao
private examinations will be given.
JOHN A. OWENS, Sop.
Wanted !
SEVERAL MEN who can handle the Pick
and Shovel to advantage, will find
immediate tmplovment
in digging a Drain on the Farm of the sub
scriber, opposite Lewisnorr.
Oct IS w3 JOS.M.NrSBIT
"THE UNION," established in lSiiWhali No- 2.839.
CHRONICLE," established in 1843 Whole Nq 1,018.
TOSTPOXED
PUBIMC SALE.
WILL be sold bj the tnberiher, on
Friday, Oct. SO,
183, at the "Green t ane Farm" oa Chillin
qua'iue l.'rrrk.on the Danville mad AKOI.T
U.NK MILE FKOM POT TWiEOVE, Monh
ambrrland Co. Pa,
JUS ENTIRE STOCK OF
Horses, Cows, Machinery and Tools for Far
mine coDHntmc of Iron Reaper and Mower,
'l'hrr-hin Maehiae, Horse Rake, Cider Mill.
Cnitinx Box, tiraia Drills, Uraia Kan, Feed
Mill. Ploaghs, Harrows, Culuvaiors, I. "I
Chains, Hid a ranetv of Tools. Farm Wa-
Kims. rt!edt. Light w agon, soiaey, o norses,
Cuws and Young Caiile, Pigs. die. Also
Saddle and Bridle, Single and Double Har-
I ness, Ac
raie 10 eommenrr at v o cut, n. m. ,
Terms of Sale AH sores under 50, cash. .
j Above $1U0. Note wiih approved security at !
4 months with interest.
Oct. 7.
K. P. KINO,
Let l'a all take a Bid t
A
lu
n
HORSES AND BUUGIES TO LET, to
responsible persons, at reawnsble
raies. IVsiables oa alley between Souih
Third and S. oth Foorib streets, half a square
k.i.. H.' l.iMm residence on same
lot, fronting on South Third street
.... . i. r i . a
CHARLES 8. YODER
Lewisborg. Sept U, 1S63
Take Notice.
1 TTE hereby warn all persons nr.t to pnr
chase or accept a Joint Note, given
during May. 1S63, payable to the order of
Levi Ranck lor the sum et nmy Dollars as
we will uol pay the said Note.
LEONARD CHAPMAN,
GEO. D1BFFENDERFER.
NOTICE
S) hereby given, to all indebted to me oo
my Butchering Bool's, which I placed la
j .i,- hands of J A.MERTZ Eso. for collection
As I have discontinued the buainess.lhereforc
I wish them settled op soon.,
Sept. 28, 1863. J. O. BROWN.
FURNITURE!
Broke Out; in a New Place !
BUREAUS,
trace SIO to SIS.
FINE DRESSING BUREAUS,
from S to S4.
SECRETARIES, DESKS, ko. la.
different pries.
BEDSTEADS,
from IS to tU2a different pattens aad latest stylaa.
TABLES,
ExtoiHa, 11 IWt aod npwuris, Ootraj. P1r, Fd4. CWd,
ihnin((two txt. Hrrmkitut, hkm ( mny kiaxi ot
wooJJtt5irsj-J.bat WIou, Msibofno tad Hat
wood always oo kol for Um trad.
STANDS,
Tepor, W bat-Not.' Sewinf, a. As,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, latest patterns,
CHAIRS,
Upholstered, Laio Arm, brwtnst. Parlor Cbaifft alwoys
on hai; lao,Uaa mat, Largss Rorker and N urae,
Wiodvor Chain. Urirr and nll Korkrra, Tabiai
and Chiidtva'a Chaira, always oa baud.
TOWEL-RACKS,DOUGII TRAYS,
BOOK and SHOW CASES, Jfcc.
Furniture of my own manuftcturt, insured
P- S. I intend, in a short time, as soon as
T nmt una. fin u..n. 1 tn . i -n ,1 ,n iK.
: .. . .7 ........ . . ... .
WUtKHSI.lU U15HMJ-1 will aeop
some twenty five or more different sized Cof-
fins, finished, and always ready on short n-
liee.and will sell twenty per cent eheapar
than has ever been done in L.ewtsturg. (Jail
and see before purchasing elsewhere.
REPAIRIu done lmuiedistely,
CHAS. S 3E1.L, Ckamktlint Blot's.
LavUbnrs;. V.h. (4, lSdS.
The Secretary of the Treasarj
has authorized me
i ii c P
to continue my .ageney tor a onet
period.
And until farmer notice, I shall enatlnne to
receive Subseripiioos to the
5-20
LOAN AT PAR,
At my Office, and at the different Sah-Agea-ciao
throughout the Loyal State.
JAT COOKE,
Subscription Ageat,
114 South Third Street, Philadelphia
New Tin Shop.
WEI8ER tc 8MITH will open a nswTia
Shoo, on the Sd of September, 1S6S.
in the borough of
MIPPLINBURfli
in the former Storcbnosc of J A J.Yoong.first
door above Deckard's Hotel, UP STAIRS, and
Intend tn keep on hand all kinds of TI.W
WARE. Self-Sealing and other Fruit Cans,
' . . - D.BUDiUl,
Won ripe ana rpuatinga,c.c. or.rniai.-u
done at short notice. Charges moderate. The
publio are invited to call and examine oar
Stock. 8. J. WEISER,
pdlm J. K. SMITH
$5,000 wanted!
ANT person having from One to Five
. Thousand Dollars, can have the same
salely invested in Judgments npon valuable
real estate ia this eonniy, opos application to
J. F. ek JOilN B. LINN.
Lswuburg, July IS, 1863
Estate of Hichael Eagetmaa, dee'd.
DMIMSTRATOE'S KUTICK. Leara
I of administration oa ibe man of Michl
Engitmaa, deceased, laic of While ler Tf,
having been uranied to the subscribes by thai
Retisicr of L'nioa euan'yio doc form of taw,
all peroons indebted to said estate era hereby
notified to make immediate payaaeat, ana) ail
ham any jest claims against the sasno aaay
present ibem dol aoihenncaicd for settleaaaat
o JACOB ENGELkAXAdaua'
White Deer, Oct. 1. 186J fi
ty Tbe Personal Property of said aVa'J ia
to be so;d, ai bis late residence, oa Sataidajr
the 10th Oct. at S, P M
Gai rutins; EalabllaliaMBl.
T) OOMS ia Faica'a Clock. Market It, rear
j IV f Bower's Jewelry 8hop.
Having; served a regolar apprenticeship ia
! one of the best shoos ia Philad, 1 bop la)
render sstmiactina.
j Bt'RERS aad other Fixtures alwaya
j hand or furnished at short n.
O. B. EVAnal
I avlaborg. SVpt 11,1 WIS
notice to the Drafted.
UNDER the provisions of the Aet of
Congress for enrolling and calling oat
llit national forces, tho following feratata
are exempt :
1st The only son liable to military aofy or
! a widow dependent oa bis labor for aapporti
I sd The only son of aged or iofirm pascal of
; parents dependent on his labor for aopport
j 3d The only brother of children aot IS
; yeaisold (having oeiiher Father sorMoihcrJ
dependent on his labor for support j
i 4ib The father of motherlesa childro
onder 12 years of age dependent oa aia
labor for support;
6th Where there arc two mean bets of bto
family of the person drafted, already ia lfea
military service of the foiled Slates.
All persons entitled to the above exemp
tions, can hsve iheir papers mad oat at Usa
K-m .f rt BBF.WRB. AltoraeT ml Law.
Le,i3burz. Union Co. Pa.
. .
W would inform the pnblic lhat ore bar
for sale, in our newly established Naraerio
near the Lewisborg Station, a largar aaaotv
ment than last year of
Pralt aa raaaieataJ Tress. Shraht. eVa,
To our old Nurseries in Adams eooaty, wa
have the largest sinek of trees aad largest
sized for Fall of 1863 and 8pnog of'4. Wa
therefore caa furnish Treej by largo qaaati
lies to Dealers Ac. at very low prices.
The attention of buyers and dealers it res
pectfully solicited to an domination of oar
stock. We also desire a dozen good AGEKTa
to sell for the comma Spring.
8HELLER Hl HUMMER.
fancy FURS.-FAJ.CY FURS I
John Falielra,
TISARCHSntlBT.S
PBILADMLFBU.
sTanntistnina
All kinds of
FANCY FUR3
for Ladies' and
Children's ear.
I T wf.h tn xtnra c.r th.nka ia frWl of Xltltm
' and the umwading eMBiiee. fcr tbeir rmy UtemJ
patronaee extended to aee darioe t
' patronaee extended to He denes loo laM mm yearn, aaas
would eT to then, that I now be.ee to storo, of
importation e.d atSMor eer; oxkaaateo ooac.
1 n-ot of ail the aiinnt kiaiia aad qoaitueaof FaxcT
J 'Xl2lZk'mm'wmmm'
j Being tbe dhwet Importer of oil my Furs ftosa aniaya.
j so natiae then Maaatacturad aaier mj ow aaasert.
saarfa baadeotaer eet of Sura Sir tne caejo eaiHeay.
Ladiee! pleaeo five Bee o eoll beftilw pwrchaaing lioBSO
renembar Um naaao, a umber and etreec.
JOHN rAREIRA.
SmIOU No 718, Arch Street, Philadelphia
LEY7JSB1JJ.G ACADEMY
ritH E FALLS ESSION commences Massir,
II 8ept.t8,1863,to continue to the Holidays.
A private Report of tho standing of tho
nopil will bomafter ao oloead fa tno Saada of eoen Fee
,r eardi.-aod n i. roKaM thai sack nporuba
preeerTed Ibe futufw a
TctTioa per Session, including eoatingtat
expensesi
PKIM ARY Reading, WriUng. Dcflner,
Arithmetic, Geog, Oram, and U. 8
History. (S.M
ADVANCED ENGLISH, all not incle
ded above tM
LANGUAGES, T.M
Cy.No deduclioat except for protracted
Sickness. J. RANDOLPH.
Sept is, isss
0RI7AKLI1NTAL IR01V WORKS.
WOOD & PER0T,1136,RWge Arena.
PHILADELPHIA, rA.
OFFER for sale opoo the Most Favorable
Terms. NEW and BEAUTIFUL Drsigaa
in great vaneiy of Iron Railings for Ceme
teries, Residences Ac. of Cast aad Wronght
Iron, and Galvanized Iron aad Brass Tubing.
Iron Verandas. Balconies. Biairs, Coasters.
Foontams. Gates, Columns, Hitching Posts.
Lsmp fiands. Vases. Tables, Flower Bunds.
Sofas. Chairs, Statuary, Aaimals and all other
Iron Work of a Deeorauvc character.
Designs forwarded for selection. Persona
applying for sanve will please state the kia4
of work needed msS
University at Lewisburg.
SCHOOLS re-open ea THURSDAY, Sitfc
Sept
The Acsaswv will be as heretofore aadet
the aharge ef Mr. I C WYNN. A. M.
The Fiatca btmin will bo aader tha
charge of tho experienced and sccoasplished
Principal. Miss L. W. RUN DELL.
For further Information, apply u
J. R. L(K)MI.
U. 4JERUART, DBSTtST.
has removed to South l iireet.foar
d mrs from tho Towa Clock, Lw.
ISBL'fiG PA
i$a s Til-
!
? L. " Import.