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WORDKN AND
at lAO per Tear, alwaya In Advance
rrsuonra sri-rtiir
Tuesltj Morning k Friday Afternoon.
rot rBDiaexT.
Abraham Lincoln
arTbe Farm of the lata Ji's Keefer,
of White Deer Tp, will bo ctposed to sale
oa Saturday, 21st inst.
aaTllectiooa to-day in New York nod
two or three ether States. Uiuos I
"lat tba Jlact ataa atiaat
Ami aaaS-a I af iiuil aa
Tar mutmmml f atatnry.
'
USS-Th. Foiled. Erie Railway
last week opened to Emporium (or Ship-
pen) in Cameron county. The officers
a..au aetafiii it avail inrin mr waweii io 1
St. Mary's, in Elk eounty, qnite soon :
tbet will leave 27 miles to reach the ter
mination of the road this way from Erie.
mg-Tne Mifflioburg Telrgriph calls for
Literary Society for the comiog winter
eeason....Urgea the preient as the time
for planting shads trees. Serg. James
Cleaver, is promoted to he 2d Lieat. in
6ih Penna. Reserves Gen. Cameron
is nominated for Vice President on the
name ticket with Father Abraham.
(caTbe Copperhead pipers 'are con
trasting present prices with whit they
were before their brethren Vgin the
Rebellion. All right, only tbey try to
make their readers believe Liocoto is the
rebel and not Jeff. Davit. Tbey koow
that if the 3onthern leaders bad submitted
to the election, a Nirtherners nlwiys
have, there wonld have been no war aod
M iocreaie in prices, lint they eoenur
nged the South to a wanton, wicked con
test, and tbe aoooer the evil doers are put
down the better fur all concerned.
Vote of Pennsylvania.
KPb. ta.
'5G Fre.4FUl.i30,474. Buch'n 230,772
'CO Curtin
Lincoln
'02 Cochran
'53 Curtin
Agocw
62.315- Foster 230,257
270.US0. Fusion 2l6 512
209 496 Wood. 254.171 '
67,lb7. Lowrie 254.SS9
Wtofe Too. K-pub mj. D.B mmj.
1856 461,246 O SS
I860, Gov. 492,606 32.033 0
Pres. 476,023 63,537 0
1862 434,197 0 3.7G5
1863.Gov. 623.CC7 15,322 0
Judge 522,083
These figures show that oa tbe smaller
wotee of 1856 aod 1862, the Democracy
carried a trifling mtj-irity while oo the
larger votes of 1SC0 aod 18C3, tbe Repub
lican Unionists bare a large majority.
The vote of tbis year is by 30,000 the
lareest ever east. Conld the Soldiers have
voted, tbey wonld bsve added 50,000 to
Curtin'a majority, making it evsa larger ,
than Lincoln's.' (
"Eternal vigilance is tbe price of Lib-
. m tl i a t . ,
rty." Tha friend, of good government.
aust tee to toe isuot oox, as ejsiemano-
-II J - T 1 ...... .ha. r-.ma :
aou re6a..j .uC, .
or other branches of business.
atjrWe notice among the Premiums
awarded by tbe Northumberland County
Agricultural Society, the following to cit
hern ef Union eoaoty :
Slifer, Wills, Shrioer A Co., barves-
tsr end mower $4.00
8eme firm, for a clover bailer 1.00
L. P. Teed, fanning mill 1.00
W.S. brewer & Co. band com cutter
(Carkhuffand Paioe'i) 50
Brown & Ray, washing mschine, diploma.
Trotting horses, $10 nnd $15. With
such trifling rewerde for the most useful,
and tha largest for horse-rseiog, it is no
wonder that tbe editor of the American
AjriculluritL ia the Not. Dumber, has a '
pictorial caricature of Fairs, representing
three or four old persons examining large
vegetables, and Iboassnds shouting aver a
race of oxen nnd horses 1
Look oct roa Fiasa. Now tba time
has arrived for tba ass of stoves nnd
grates, too much care aaa aot bo taken to
fward against fire. Year ntoro pipea
should bo earefally examined, aad, where
aeoessary, repaired ; while particular care
should bo taksa that there ia no wood
work ia contact with tbem. Defective
flues should also bo examined aad pat ia
order, aad care taken that tbe cinders aad
ashes are deposited ia each a way as lo
prevent the possibility of accident from
this
sWTae Suabury American etatea that
Capt. J. P. 8. Gobin, with 55 of his
'Saabary Guards," an borne ea a furlough,
nfter twa yeara' service ia the 8outb,
looking veil aad hearty. Tbey have re
eelisted ia tha "vsteraa corps, for the
war."
Tbe ssme paper aaya the 49th and 53d
r. v. asva also re-enlisted, lbs Isst;
comprises the remains of Captains Church
aaa rates Companies, from Uaioa county, j
aA Copperhead exchange
ssys,
aaaiaae aava gone
Democratic" At the last State Election
in Connecticut, ia tbe 8prlng, the Bep
ablieaa Governor had 9.000 msi.. aed
this fall's towa elections we gained ea that.
There wen oaly Coanty EWioae ia In-
diaoa : the returns indicete large Union !
s-as, ana a Uaioa hi II lbs Slate,
.-- .w -j mm Ui.LC
U'k. .Ill .L T- ... .
-j wu, toese cat:ors inus sect to mis
' 1
l those who look t them for
news f i a
J. R. CORNELIUS,
NORTHUMBERLAND eooo.y, after
ii me Doasia oi in uppostuon leauera vu
not lew thin 1200, nod probably 1800,
i. . .... .... i j
t -no i .u . k.
only 708 mei., nr 68 lea tbn n given by
. V . . .. .i. ..ii
what some of them eontemptuously call
...... . l rr in
-in. ...... po.p..cu,
favor of the Uoveromeos. one
critic countiee generally Increased their
majority, there it u decreised. Thii
shows whit niiy be dooe by determined
effort. Tbs Coion pipers of that eoaoty
iro ably conducted, and the borougba are
I mmll nrii.i1 knl nan nf the tnwnshina i
1 loo .cg.,ied by as, while the
nn.... th.:. :. ,neeM1. Thtn i.
j . f j .baudonment of an
organic. tioo for yeir or two, whieh gives
the opposing party great advantages. The
following was the vote of the Upper Eod :
Ccans.
Wooeu
Lewis
Turoutville
lleliware
M'Ewentville
Turbut
Milton
Cnillisqusqan
74
CO
180
41
120
263
103
841
191
53
276
33
182
120
169
1036
195 mij. for Woodward in the 7 districts.
WHOLE COUNTT.
Upper Eod
Poiot
Northumberland
Sonbury
Upper Augnstn
Lower Aogusta
Rush
Sbamokin
Coal
Mr. Carmel Twp
Mr. Carmel Br.
V. rbe
Cameron
Washington
Jackson
Jordan
Upper Mohanoy
Little Mohanoy
Lower Mohanoy
841 1036
93 84
108 127
207 120
94 106
f 332
96 ISO
156 804
S05 153
43 92
78 1
84 108
9 C7
10 165
52 100
38 124
87 139
24 83
222 85
2G18 335G
MAJORITIES.
Governor Woodward over Cortia
Jodjte Lnwrie over Agnew
Senate Montgomery over Willitte
Aasemblv Pardy over Beisel
703
775
793
-jo
Sheriff Weaver over Rotbermel
Protbon'y Reiminsuyder over Wolfe 641
Treasurer Awl over Kobrabaeh 788
Commissioner Gaas ever Yeacer 736
" '"I
Auditor Little over Reed 805
Rebel Terms of Peace.
The Richmond Enquirer of Oct ICtb,
; la an editorial upon "1'eaee," aaye :
" Save on our own terms, we ctn sceept
j no peace whatever, nnd mast fight till
i doomsday rather than yield na iota of
them : and enr terms are
Recognition bv the enemy of the in
dependence of tbe Confederate States.
"Withdrawal of Yankee foreee from
rT foo of Confederate ground, inelnd
ioe Kentucky and MiseoorL
lWilMf,;., of y.Lke, Wf fr0B
M,rvl.D(,. .,;! ,bll gula ,h.ii A..a.
m . ... i
. a ,ree vote, wneioer sue snail remain
in tbe old Union, or ask admission into
the Confederacy.
'Consent oa the part of tbe Federal
Goveroment to give up to tbe Confedera
cy ita proportion of the Navy ss it stood
st tbe time of secession, or psy for the
ssme.
"Yielding up nil pretensions on tbe
part of the Federal Government to that
part of tbe old Territories which lies west
of ths Confederate States.
"Aa equitable settlement, on the basis
of our sbsolute independence end eqosl
rights, of all accounts of tbe public debts
snd public lends, and of tbe ndvaatsges
accruing from foreign treaties.
"Ibese provisions, we apprehend, eons,
prise the mioinnm of what we most re-
1"ir '7 our urms.
'i bet ia to asy, tbe North mast yield all :
we, nothing: Tba whole pretension of
tbst country to prevent by force the sepa
rates of ths 8tates mast be abaadoaed,
ahich will be equivalent to aa avowal
that oar enemiee were wrong treat tha
first ; aad, of course, aa tbey weged a
oauseless aad wicked war apoa as, they
ought, in strict justice, to be required,
aeeordiag to asage ia each cases, to reim
burse to as the whole of our expenses aad
losses ia tba course of that war. Wheth
er tbis Isst proviso ie Is be insisted apoa
or aot, certain wa are that wa caa aot
bsve any peace at all until we sbsll ha ia
a position, not only lo demand aad exact,
but alto to enforce nnd collect, tba tress
ares for our own reimbursement oat af Ibe
weilthy eities ia tba enemy's country. Ia
other words, aniens va caa destroy and
scatter their armies aad break ap their
governmeat, are caa have no peace, aad if
we can do that, thai wa caa, and oogbt,
aot oaly to extort from tbem ear own fall
terms, nnd ample ackaewledgemeat of
their wrong, bat also a handsome iadeas'
nity for the trowbis and expeaaa caused to
us by tbeir crime.
In the face of each Rebel deelaratioas,
the bastard "Democrats" trt to make
honest people believe the 8oath want
peace, and tbe Administration want war.
Tba real Union people af tba fjoatk want
peaee, bat they waat it oaly by tha pan-
senmeoi at tae Ken Is m srms aad tha
complete restoratioa of tha former rightful
nnd supreme aatharity af tha Federal
Government.,,
OHIO givca 61,702,eficMl, far Brewgb
Aa tha tlaaia SnMun bITI mAA
25,000 and more to it. Vallaadigham ia
'thus sosdimsal L. tha tribMal la .hUk
be StHiealed ThPannlit ntinrtbrnai.h
, r o "D
ixsa ballot-box.
LEWISBUR6,
MP p on'S LftSt VAl IlTe.
i - -
Under so erf oneons ides that be im the
hero of certain victories won in Western
Virginia by subordinate officers, Gen.
M C ellae succeeded Gen. Scott in eom-
' "and of the U. 8. Army, with the beit
, wUbeg d h eonfideoe. of .11
loyal people. But, after dsllyiog for
months, with inperior forces, before the
wooden guns at Minuses, he wu ordersd
by the Preiideot, peremptorily, to aaote
pon the enemy, which ho did bat "too
late." At Tot k to en, he entrenched and
entrenehed, bnt struck
j Magruder bad fled. In
'too late"
hit Peninsular
i "'P' (- f'' 'oe lo0
J he ni6nt 'ken Richmond more tbs
0Me 'J "l " At
i "'k!- UV" P0,ae,
braves too long sod too far forward, aod
was "too late" in reinforcing tbem. When
they marked with dead and wounded ev
ery foot of their retreat before overwhelm
ing numbers, be insulted tbam as seting
dishonorably "too late" ts save bis own
reputation. Altho' be promised to re
examine tbe matter, be seems to bsve
found no time to do justice to that noble
band and their friends : It will be "too
lets" when be does. He end bis Fiti
John Porter wore "toe late" in reinforeing
Gen. Pope, whereby we lost Roll Run tbe
second time. lis was "too lste" to save
Harper's Ferrv last year. When tbe
Peoctylvania Militia bad beaded Lee'e
advance into tbis State, and when Burn-
side aod llooksr bad won bin tbs best
field be bad ever fought Aotietam he
was "too late" io pursuing tbe advantagea,
and Lee escaped. Exhibiting tbe same
alow aod over-cautions indecision s for
wards, be let slip tbs golden opportunity,
and the Rebel army has since been able to
msinisin a poettiou on toe soma siae oi
tbe Rappahaonock.
Proverbislly kind aod indulgent, ths
Preiident wss loth to dismiss Gen. MClel -
Ian, but be did at last for ever, we trost,
' as a leader. Among tbe last to lose eoa-
! fidence, utterly, in M'Clellan, was Gov.
Curtin. For bis firm nnd substantial
1 friendship, M'Ciellan wu grateful, and
; "
i " Jart ,r,kB' sboodintly shows:
; Gen. M'Clellan') Emdomesjaemt
J.I. .M- -- .1.- : i .
I io. Cur tin.
Headquarters Army of tbe Potomac,'!
SiiARPsucao, Sept. 27, IS 02. f
GovtRMoa: 1 beg to avail myself of
tbs almost firat momaot ef leisure I have
bad since tbe recent battlea, to tender to
yon my thanks for yottr arise andenenjrtic
actio im calling out the militia of Penn
sy'raasa for its defence, when tbrestened
by n numerous snd victorious army of tbe
eoemy. Jr ortuustely, circumitioees rsn-1
dered it impowible for the enemy to sot j
foot npon tbe soil of Pennsylvania, but
your action sens none the leu mighty. In j
iuq invrai m I tr" ' rwuwru mw wj unnj I'J
the name of my army and for mytetf, I
ayaiA tender to you our acknoicledjementt
-J
, uour ru,,ri,,ic court. Tha manner in
which ths people of Penosjlvanis respon
ded to your call and basteoed to the de-1
fence of their frontier, no doubt txercited
great influence upon the enemy.
I am very rept'iy and sincerely yours,
GEO. H. M'CLELLAN,
Msj w General, U. 8. A.
Hie Exoelleney A. G. Curtis,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Toia wss truthful, unstudied Isngusge,
Ibsl might corns from any greatly benefit,
ted men.
Time wore on a few months. That
si me Governor wu ap for re-election, nt
the request of tbe "people of Pennsylvan
ia" who bad been most active and uncon
ditional ia tbsir efforts to subdue "tha
enemy." Ha was opposed by a nun who
bid ssid at the outset "let South Carolinn
go in peace if ebe go st all," and who had
pettifogged excuses for tbe Rebels asy,
who hsd informed Judge Cunningham less
thaa a year ago, that be wes in favor of
giving ap the Nation's Cspital and all wa
had gained, by "withdrawing our Armies
the north side of Mason and Dixea'a line
and treating for peaee" with Ibe Rebels.
Every Rebel aad Rebel sympathiser in
tha State waa ia favor of Woodward, and
opposed to Gov. Curtin, notoriously.
Gov. Curtin was supported by ths great
mass of tbe soldiers, aad by tba moat
earnest War mea of all former parties.
What wonder, then, if, with M'Clellan'g
letter ia tba public mind, it wu believed
aad elsimsd tbat that General wu friend
ly to that Governor who had most helped
hia ia his greatest need t This view wu
confirmed by the letter of M'Clellan to tha
Democratic Mass Meeting at Lewisbarg,
1st OeL, wherein he ssyi not a word
about Woodward, or Democracy, or tba
Election, bat writes what Pres. Lincoln
or nay other mea af hia party might write.
That letter wu dated 23d Sept. some
time after it wu kaewa of all that ha had
beea named as frieadly to Gov. Cartia'a
sleet ion bat ha does aot take tba t rouble
to deay that repert,aor express ana friead
ly word for Woodward er hie party.
Thie much ia of unalterable public
record. It is alleged that, all thie lima,
Ibe hounds of the Copperhead party were
parsaiag him, aad urging him to aid tbem.
lie steadily refused, until be wu confi
dentially shewa "the riocasa," footiag
ap a large majority for Woodward, wbo.he
was assured, would f csDouBrEDLr" be
UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, NOV. 3, 1863.
mmtm mm tha wu all ia favor ef the
Democracy, and with Vallandighans for '
Governor in Ohio nnd Seymonr in New
York, sos7 sras his chant to ride oa the
top of tbe wave that should land him in
tbe harbor of tbe Prssideney I Elated
by these prospects, aod again yielding to
that evil fatality which makes him nlwiys
"out of due lime," he nulhorited tbe fol
lowing letter to bo published, broad-east,
tbe day before the day of our State Elec
tion n:
H'Clellani Repadlate Cmrtim,
and tndoraes lTowdtfaU'eL
Orange, N.J., Monday, Oet.12,'63.
lion. Cbarlea J. Riddle Dear air : My
attention has beea called to an article io
the Philadelphia Press, asserting that I
bad written to tbe mantgra of tbe Demo
cratic meeting at Allmtown, disipproviog
the olgocts of the meeting, aod that, it 1
voted or sp-iks, it wonld be in favor of
Uov. uortia. I am iniormea tnat stmi-
l.r assertions have been made throughout
tbe State. It has been my earnest en-
aeavor, oereioioro, to aroia participation
ia partg politic!, and am detsruiued to
adhere u ibis course ; bat it ie obvious
that I can not longer maintain silence un
der such misrepresentations. I therefore
request yoa to deny that I have written
any snob latter, or entertained any su3b
views, as those attributed to me ia the
Philadelphia Press.
I desire to state eleirly aod distinctly,
tbit. btvinc some few date ago bad a full
cooveraation with Judge W dw irl, 1 jUJ
tkat our vtesrs agne, and I rtyarj hit elec
tion at Uuvtrwvr of l'emtylmtnia called
' h t-feresfs of the A'atio. I nn-
rer""a "Z " "
I a ft ti a aiwniaitnhnn Al thai V mt aartrh all
tbe meaos at the command of tha loyal
States, until tbe military power of the
Rebellion is destroyed. I understand him
to be of (be opinion, that, while war is
waged with all possible decision snd ener
gy, the poiiey dirssting it sbonld bs in
coosooace with tbs principles of humanity
j M(, .j..,, working no injary to pri-
V1te rigble and properly not demanded by
military necessity snd recognized by mill
sry bw amsng eivilixsd nstioos; snd
1 fi"1!J. 1 "derstsnd him to sgrse with ms
is the opinion that Tbe sole grest ukjeols
of Ibis war are restoration of the unity of
the aatioa, the preservation of tbe consti
tution, and tbe supremacy of tbe lews of
ths country. Believing tbst our opinions
entirely sgres upon these pointe, trnuld,
trere it ia my potcer, gict to Jutje Wood
ward my toia mud my vote.
1 em very reepeerffally, your,
GEO. H. M'CLELLA.N.
- Too laic," again ! Rat it was thought
to be n famous gsme. It waa telegraph
ed, nnd printed, nnd scattered everywhere
it could bo got before tbe people. Row-
dice were dressed in bine clothes (to coun
forfeit Soldiers) and ran shout shouting
for "M'Clellan end Woodward V while
real soldiers, of Allegheny and Pbiladel-
Pol mrasswij, swij, iij aojiinm
M'Clellsn for ever, aad worked the harder
for Curtin, who they Kitlf to bo aa true
as tbey BELIEVED Woodwsrd to be false
to the Government in its lime of trial
Now, M'Clellan bad beea aa truly
claimed for Curtio, oa the 23d Sept., as he
wis oo lbs 12tb Oak But, nt lbs first
named date, M'Clellaa says (aad hie Lew.
isburg letter proves) tbat he desirsd to
steer clear of "party polities," aad restsd
satisfied under ths imputation of friendli
ness to Curtio, (who ha doubtless Ibsa
supposed would bs sleeted) even while
writing a pretty little letter (o keep ia
naity with tha Woodwardites 1 Seduced
from tbat path by tbe urns Coppsrhead
falsehoods Ihst misled mother Eve, be
finds, as ha reflects apoa the Chair whieh
be sought, and from whieh he eioka oat of
sight in the ssme boat with Woodward
aad Vallandigham, that he wu bedly de
ceived, aod would give anything if he had
not written hia "Lett Card" but it is
too late ! That "full eonversstion, a
few days ago," is too much like Jadge
Kane's "nesr neighbor's" assursoee tbsl
"Polk is a better Tariff man then Clay."
Such sudden eoaversioos are not trustwor
thy, aad the mass of the peopls havs learn
ed to despisa both their makers aad en
dorsers. . tbi irricT.
Tbe following, from a lata Baltimore
American, a leading sooservative journal,
always partial lo Gen.M'ClelUn.shows the
Mtimate the Unionists of the South place
oa hia for endorsing Woodwird :
"Qeo. M'Clellaa hu 'spoke ia puhlio
at last, aad the time aad occasion of giving
utterance to his sentiments hu swept from
his sids all those truly loyal men who hsd
adhered to hia through good end bad re
port. Bern ia Maryland, bis friends were
numbered by thouaaads - they refused to
believe Iha aecaeatioos against bis loyalty
tbey contended that he would in due
strne clew bis eeeatcheoa of all impute
Hone of lack af earnestness ia Ibe prose
cution of the war aad Iha maintenance of
the Union ; but this letter ia opposition to
tbe alectioa of Gov. Curtin, and ia favor
af tbe defeated Semi Rebel Caadidate, hu
dashed their hopea, aad made them ready
te believe snythiag and everything that
has been charged against bias. Next to
Vallaadigham, there ia aa man ia tha
country whoea loyalty bad beea more
strongly impeached thaa J adga Weed ward,
wheae eleetiea aa Goveraor of Penasylva
aia Gea. M'Clellaa regarded u called for
by the iatareata of the aatioa.' "
laVDr. 8. 8. Camming, a praniaeat
ettiaea at. Lewistowa, wu aomdeatauy
killed last weak, from iajaries received by
a atoviag train while ataadiag ea tha rail
way track.
Latest Ne?7s
The Rebels are "disgusted" about
IUC .IVi lUtl U ll.llll.. a ug uivii-
i mood Euquirer says of Pennsylvania,
The Democratic party ia that State wis
i never proof aeainst bribery, for it never had
; the khadowof priacipie.'
True enough but rather ungrateful,
j for their Copperhead brethren did all
they reasonably could to win.
Gen. looker, at a ferry on the Ten
nessee near Chattanooga, received a
severe assault from tbe Rebels, whom
he repulsed, and drove away. This
result, with other actions ia the same
region, are deemed highly favorable
to the L oion cause. 1 he Rebels find
! Chattanooga to be a Fredericksburg;,
and frantically declare they must get
it and recover Kentucky and Tenncs-
1 tee, or the next Summer's campaign
will be their ruin.
TJ.AV. Beecher is winning U8 many
f nja ; Pni.nj
Gov. Curtin has spoken to the peo-
Ele of New York State at Owego,
llmira, and Horse Heads, and was to
speak at Rochester and Buffalo.
Important Facts.
Ia I860, the bslsnee of trade was
sgaiost as some 1 30,000,000; ia 1861, aa
equilibrium was attained ; ia 1862, our
sx ports exceeded our imports $20,000,
000, sad during the last trade jeer the
balanee ia oar favor baa beea swelled to
near 830,000,000, one half of the credit
being in specie.
This shows a larger degree of commer
cial prosperity than was enjoyed, by this
country even wbea the sottoa trade was
in tbe most flourishing condition- So
soother delusion, that ia respect to tbe
ioditpeosibleaese of cot ton as a modi am
of exchange, ie dissolved.
Some of the Copperhead editors are
dreadfully stfl sted with " ncgrj oa the
brain" sines tbs election. Brettoa, of the
Carlisle Volunteer, wanted te write, u Nero
fiddled while Rome wu naming," sa l got
it "Xyro fiddled," &i Poor fellows I
how their dreams by day as well as by
night, must be disturbed by the gealle
mea of " African descent."
A Washington dispatch says that the
receipts of money psid by drafted men
now amount to $9,000,000, which, it is
sx pee lad, will be inereeieed by one or two
millions mere. Tbe whole of thie earn, it
ia said, ie to be appropriated to recruiting
under the recent proclamation of the Pres
ideat. Ths Cloeinnsti CommsrtSl ssvs that
; ths venerable Catholie Arebbisbop Pur-
! aal, Meompaaiad by Bishop Rosecrans,
appeared at tbe polls ia that city at the
late alsstioa, for lbs first time ia tweaty-
five years, aad voted tbe Uaioa ttokeL
List fall, Stonewall Jackson made his
men sheer for Ibe election of Governor
Seymour of New fork. They don't cheer
over Ibe sleotioa af Cortia at Brough.
Rev. B. Rausmsa preached his farewell
sermon lo the Germaa Reformed aongre
gttioa of Cbamberaburg, oa Sunday week.
Ue hu accepted a call froa Reading, Pa.
Ia California, at ths Judicial election,
lately bald, thirteen Union District Judges
wsrs elected, and one "independent Dem
ocrat." Oat of 26.000 votes of Ohio Soldiers,
25,000 arc for Broagh. No doubt, "tsa
to one af tbe soldiers are democrats."
On Saturday lait. at Harris bur, Rev.D.
M. Barber had his pocket picked of $150.
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.
IS PINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS,
cares lsmenesa, cats, galls, colic, Ac
Read the following t
Bosrww. Julv 7th. 1863.
Da. Testis! We hare used for the past
rear your Horse Liniment for lameness,
kicks, bruises, colic aad cuts, aad ia every
instance found it tbe best article I ever tried
ia thia cirens company. Please send aix
dosen, as it ia the oaly liniment we aaa aow.
We bare 108 horses, some very valuable,
and do not want lo leave lows without it.
HYATT FROST,
Manager Yaa Ambarg A Co's Mcnngerie.
Sold by all druggists. Office 66, Cortland Bt
New York.
arottftura jaarint.
Corrected Weekly
Wheat, 1,35 Eggs . f 15
Rye 1,00 Tallow ......... 10
Cora, old..... 95 Lexd.. 10
Oats... 70 Clover eeed.....6,50
Flaxaeed...... 2,00 Wool. . 60
Dried Applea 41b Potatoes. 40
FirkiaRutter IS Shoulder............6
Fresh Butter... 25 Bibs A Sides 6
Rsgs 4, 5, aad 6 Ham 13
Rsrley 90 to $1,00 Country Soap 4 46
BEAT NOTICK:
VrOTICE is hereby given, tbst the BOOKS
l of JACOB a. BROWN are ia my hands
ior collection, led all parsons knowing them
selves indebted oa the gae will call aad
settle their aecoaau oi or' before the Slat
Sot. insu, as as longer indulgence caa be
given.
Nov. . 1863 J. A. MERTZ
VAITMT.
THE nnderaigaeibas beea appointed Aat
iiar bv ibe Ornhas' Conn of Union
county to distribute the balanee ia ue hands
of James Marshall, Administrator of Hasav
WttM.late of White Dear Tp, Uaioa Co. Pa.
deed, and will meet the panics later Med ia
aaid estate al hia otter im lewisbarg oa Sav
vaasv the 8th day f Decern beA D 1863. al
t o'clock, r U. wa.iu.inn.swi-.
JOHN HAVYN,
w. a-iMi;rairriiREI of Improved Fe)t
jX caaalom fAailcmea, Lewtabarg. Pa
"THE UNION," established in I8U--W.0U KfuLUL
aiKONICLE," established io l,W.
NOTICE.
VLL prnons having; claims araiatt the
University at Lrwisbarg. will please
sicned j a4 ibxae iadeb.d. are reqeeH to
make seitte-neoL feUffica- Wen Win.
L-eivrrsity Buildiof . No. I
J. A. KELLY. A real,
n,...nl K I... , it,. nM4r.
Wanted!
SEVERAL MEM who esn handle tha Pick
aod otoovel io advantage, will Cad
Immediate employment
in discing a Draia oa the Farm of the aah
seribrr, opposiie Leibar.
Oct IX w3 JOS. M. KE9BIT
kTSmSS U. CiERUART. DESTIST,
OmOhas ramoved lo itoaih 3d stmi.fnar !
doora from taw Town Cloik, LEW. I
roRr-RQ pa.
F0UIID I
THE nadersigaed has in posseesioa TiU
lera Dollars, aad a Boiile tiled with
Whiskey, which together was fused by her
boy in New Berlia, several dave ago. Tbe
owaer can have his munrv Ae. bv sailing oa
LYDIA STAHLXECKEM.
New Berlia. Pa, Oct. 7, 1S6S
t la all take) m Bid t
s & te
T TORSES AND
I 1 responsible
BLUGIE3 TO LET, lo
persoas. at reasonable
. , rrstimMm rm m mm ImIbmb Snalk I
Third and Sooth Fourth streets, half a sqoara
below Hess' Liverr my residence on same
lot. fronting on South Third slrret.
CH ARLES 8. YODEK
Lewisbarg. Sept. II, 1863
Take Notice.
"IT 7E hereby wira all perseae not to par.
chase or accept a Joial Note, givca
dunog May, IMS, payable to the order of
Levi Ranch ior the sum of Sixty Dollars aa
we will not pay the said Note.
LEONARD CHAPMAN,
CEO. DIKPFENDERFER.
FURNITURE!
Broke Oat in a New Place!
BUREAUS,
knlltulll.
FINE DRESSING BUREAUS,
SECRETARIES, DESKS, Ac. dto.
4lmfTttt paTitjswaV
BEDSTEADS.
tnm tS ts S3 (JS OSwaat yattara aad lata Mylas.
TABLES,
SiUntf-o, 1 1 4 tu-l. Oatta. PWr, IW. Cmrt,
lliotog 'twa attrm Bmaftftwt. mmim of mmy ktal af
wan amiat. kat Walaat. Mabagaay aaa hwa
wawl always oa aaad far tba traaa.
STANDS,
Tasaw, Waal-!lat, Bawmg, la. aa,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, latest patterns.
CHAIRS,
Cpllvtrd Lrc Aram. Semia. Pmrkar CViin ) ,
a Haas; ata,t-etw ommt, nr manor bm aairam,
WtaWmor Chair. Urarw mad awBal. Itokmra, Tbea
aisvet Ctaidrwej'e Cbaur. alwawa fcaxkdL.
T0WEL-5ACKS.D0UGU TRAYS, !
BOOK and SHOW CASES, Ac
Furniture of my oiem manufacture, intured
one year.
P 9. I intend, in a abort time, as soon si
I can eel up a fine Hearse.) to attend lo the
LjDERTAKI.VtS BUSINESS I will heap
some twenty-five or more different aired Cof
fins, finished, aad always ready on short no
nce, and will sell twenty per eeaL ebaapar
tban hu ever been done in Lewisburg. Call
and ee before purchasing elsewhere.
KEPAIRI.NO done immediately.
CHAS. S- BELL, Chambeiin't Black.
Lawwbarf , Vow. 14. IMU.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has authorixsd mo
to continue my Agency for a
period.
brief
Aad until farther notice, I ibill eoaUaae
receive Ssbsaripuoai to the
5-20
LOAfl AT PAR,
At my OSoe, and ni the different Snb-Agae-
eies ntroognooi tne Lyai wiaww.
JAY COOKE.
Subeeriptloa Ageat,
114 South Third Street, Philadelphia
New Tin Shop.
-TTTEISEH A 8MITH will opea a acwTia
f g snop, oa tne wo oi Bepicmoar, insa,
in the boroueh of
MIFFLINBDR O.
ia Ibe former Storehouse of J A J.Yoaag,6rsi
door aoove uecaaru a neiai, ursi aiiw.
1....J W UmmA all kia. af TIV
WARE, Sell-Sealing aod other rrnit Cans.
8tov Pipe and Spoutiitgs.Ac REPAIRING
done at abort aouee. Charges moderate. Tha
public are iaviud to ceil and cramlae ear
ge!,. 8.J. WEISER.
pdlm J.K.PM11H
5,000 wanted!
NY person having from Oae lo rive
f Tboasaad Dollars, caa have the same
aaiely invested ia Jodameats apoa valnable
real estate in this eoeaiy.unoa aeplteatioa v
j. r. sa juuis o. u.xn.
Lewisbarg. Jnly IC, laca
Caah aaid tor Bark.
IWT"H) to purchase a largo gnaality of
BtOCm OAK BAKK., delivered at
my Tannery Yard in Lewiasmrg. tot which I
will pay tbe highest noes ia cash.
May It, IMS B. I. BCXL. i
ra. .
Estate of Michael KBgelaua, lac'sL
; t DMIMSTBATOB'S SOTICt
; i- of aimtaitraiKa on tfca estate af ttmhl
- liill"in"..wwi " " miwm 1
1 been eramed lo tbe sebacriker toy me
, enier of I aion Ceeaty ia da. form of Jaw.
P"" "debiej lo said estate are hanb
j aorried to make immediate peysacM, and ait
oaring may juh ciiim imh mm mmmW
rresent inem dolt aatlteaiieated for senli
la JACOB ENGCUsAM. Admit'!
White Deer, Oct. 1, 163 4 .
Caa nttlai; EatatsMliliawtH.
ROOMS ia raicc'a Block. Market ta, samr
of Bower's Jewelry Slop.
Having served a regalar spares riaeahfp im
one of iha beat shops ia PhiiasV, 1 bee ts
render satisfaction.
Bt'RNERS aad other rtitnree alwaye ea
head ur faratahed at short notieau
a B.ETAJCS)
! tOTrbhatw, S. 14. IMS
HoUco to the DraftesL
! TTNDER the proviaioas ot lb Ae ef
' J Congress for enroling aad calling ami
i the aatiaoal furces, ike fuilaaiag pi reams
j are Aempis
I 1st The oaly aoa liable to military duty of
I a widow drpamleDt oa bis labor lor mssmii
XX Tbe oaly soa of agedorialrm eareaias'
parents dependent oa hia labor for aappast
3d Tbe aaly brother ef children we IO
vests old (hsring aeiher rsther nor Motbevj
depeadeoi oa his labor for aapport ;
4th The father of motherless ekildraei
under IS years of age depeadcal oa hea
labor of sopport;
Sth Where there are two mem bats an Sao
family of the person drafted, already ia ana
military service of tbe Caited States.
All peroes entitled io the above eawasaa
lions, can have Hieir papers made esn a ana
office of C. D. BREWER, Attorney at Law.
Lewisbarg. Lawn Co . ra.
O&STAHZNTAL IROa
WOOD t rR0T.1136,1IUplTMtt.
PHILADELPHIA, TA.
OrPER for ssla npon the Moat ra lira saw
Terms. Sew aad BEAUTIFUL Beaiama
I ia great variety ef Iran Railings lu Caasm.
ii-ne$. Rrtidencts dec of Cau aaa WramgM
Iron, and Oalvanized Ire aad Brass "
Iron Verandas. Balconies. Stairs, Caa
Foooiaina, Uaira. Colamaa, Hikehing To
Lamp Staade, Vases. Tables, r lower I
i Paras. Chairs. Sistoary. Aaimais nnd nil OOM
Iroa W ork of a Decorative character.
Designs forwarded for selection. Fsriean
i epp lying for same will please aate the kiu4
of work needed amrsw
Ws would inform the public that we aava
for sale, ia our newly established N arsons
near the Lewisbarg station, a larger man
meat thaa last year of
Frail aa arnameaial Traaa, Sanaa. As,
fu our eld Nurseries in Adams canary, ww
bare the lareest stock of trees aad largest
sued for Fall of 163 aad Spnag of '84. Wo
therefore caa furnish Trees by large qaaanV
ties to Dealers Ac. at very low prices.
The atteatioa of borers aad dealers is rea
peetfully solicited to aa eiamiaatioa of ay
slock. We also desire a doxea good AGESTS
la sell for the coming Spriag.
8HELLER A HCMME.
FANCY FLfLS-FAfiCYFUnSI
Joha FaJntra.
aaae Bwshwka
An kinds of
FAXCY FURS
for Ladjea' audi
Children'!
I wtak S Mara mj Sbaaka Sa my wtaaSS af Vwhm
aaa tba nnaaadiog wuitlw, Sw Ihmtr aq HSaial
aatinaaca rauaitra t wa Sanaa tba la hw iiaia, aad
aoald ar a Um Hat I aaw kaa la Mala, al my wast
tnyartanoa aad BaaaiaRaia. a my Mlnlll will
ai.nt af all thm dilmst kiae aad aaaltuaa at FAUST
Full, lot LaltM aad CkiMiaa. that will Sa wan awshag
tkfll aaa Si.w,Mi
Bway taa Kraet Iwacnar af all my Vaiaaam Wavaaa,
aa4 aaia tbam HaaafmanS aswiS mf awa lain ll
sloa. aaakM wa M oSW my anwaaa aad tha yaaiMO
maeh haaaaaaMr at af fan fer taa msaay.
Ladial alaaat Ha m a mil lifcia i i hsUaa rsaSSO
JOHN FABEIBA,
SmlOH
So 718, Arch Street, nilaaVlpaJa
LEWIS8URQ ACADEUY
TBE PALL SESSION eommeaees Man,
e)epLU,18a3 Jo coanaae as tae HoUdaya.
I HepLU,18a3Jo coanaae I
A private Report of the staadiag wf
vaaU alH aaaaaflar k ytai
ae gaaraiaa aal a la miaaillii tbat ayan llIIW SO
prawnal ae ratara aiaipaliaaa
Tctrtaa per Session, inolndiag eontiaawat
eipeasest
PRIM ARY (Reading, Writing. Deiaer.
Arithmetic Ceoc, Oram, aad V. 8.
Hialnrv.1
ADVANCED ENGLISH, all aot iaala
ded aborel
LAMGl'ACES,
C7"Xo dedoetioas aieept for pratrawiadl
aiekaes. J. RANDOLPH.
Sept. IS. IS
DR. J03IAH SMITH,
AVISO located ia Lewisburg. solicits n
share of Use pablia patroaaaa. atost-
leace and Oflea on Market St. nearly epps-
site the Riviere Heose.
Mateh Ik ilea.
University at Lewisbarg.
SCHOOLS ra-cpa oa THCRSDAY. tetk
Sept.
The Acaaeav win be aa heretofore aadev
the charge of Mr. L C WTNN. A. M.
tv. ... t-.....a will he aadeV bo
aharge of the ezpenaaeed aed neeomplishad
Principal, Miss t vf.i.'n-
Tot fanner infsnaaooa. apv
J. R. LOOMUX freeideal
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EL
TBI icw rntBBT, samw
Ste, Swath ska
rmnuBMtrwtA.
tayartar, Wawwliamaan