tram tbe Bruit 0.'W ) Eiaoaitor, See. II.
The Americas War.
Allowing the present tqnalirj of
tbt Sold, what bat been tbe efleeta of
tba war oo bath North and Sooth, at 4
what it the present posilioa of the two
parties 7 Tba want of fanda by tba
Sooth ia now beginning to ba felt with
terriblt eeveritj. Taking the aeeooola of
Soatbero writers in tba Southern Freta
and we Sod that artielea of prime oeettti
tj, especially all kindt of provisiont, are
bringing fabulous prieea. That tba prioei
hare tinea from twenty to forty and even
a hundred timet what tbey were before
(he Rebellion broke out Thia proves
two things. First, that tba 8onibern
money baa wonderfully depreciated in
value, and at the tame time the tearcity
of provisions bat really become alarming.
The fact that forced loan and forced
aeixuret of provisioni are now the only
means left by which tba South can raise,
elotbe, feed and equip ita armiea, ahow to
what ttraita they are already reduced,
This state of things can net very long
eontinoe. Tba people of the Sooth are,
doubtless, willinf to endure all thai
lumtnity it capable of enduring to accom
pluh a cbsrisbed otject. But than are
limits to the powers of eodortnee. Tbey
may be brave and patriotic tbey do and
dare and suffer, but all this will not avail
without money and wiihoot food. Their
commerce entirely cut off by the blockade
of every Southern port, tbeir principal
cities belt agured, tbeir mesne of supply
from the States west of tba Mississippi
cut off by the opening of that river lo tba
North immediately after the capture of
Yicksburg and Port Hudson, their power
of resistaoce bat been proportionally
weakened. Add to tbia that they ean bo
longer draw provisieoa from the fertile
valleys of East Tennessee, and we need
not wonder that Southern writers describe,
in grspbie style, the suffering and the
difficulties the Southern people have to
endure. Moreover, it must be apparent
that these difficulties must become greater
and greater everyday the war is protracted.
'Without money, without trade or com
merce, without provisiooa at starvation
trrices. and without the means of borrow
ing a tingle dollar, with an immense
invading army on all tides, living oa the
very substance required for tbeir own
people and their own immense armies, the
prospect must, indeed, be a dark and
gloomy one to the Southern mind. They
may tee tome glimmerings of hope to booy
them up, but we can aee none.
Now, turn to the condition of the
North, and what a eontrast presents itself.
Tbey erjoy so immense oommeroe with
the rest of tbe world a commerce toaree
ly disturbed by the gigantie war ia which
tbey are engaged. Provisions are abun
dant end .cheap, the great West pouring
ita agricultural wealth into the lap of the
East; not a hostile foot on ita free toil;
nonet more abundant than it bat been
for years prosperity through every in
dustrial tDd mercantile department un
exampled in their history he war spirit
erowioe more and more fife the people
more nnited, the war ia aearcly felt, or
aeeminelv only felt in increased prosperity.
Wbv. tbe loncer the war eontinoea, the
t.iter it seems to be for tbe North. The
Federal Government experiences no diffi
culty in raising millions upon millions of
money in a siogle day, and hence the Nor
thern army ean be abundaatly recruited,
tupplied with food, clothing, and all the
munitiooa of wtr. We say when all these
things are considered when the condition
of the South is contrasted with thatcf the
North we can arrive at butane eoneluaion,
and that is, the South mutt ultimately
succumb. They may accomplish wondera
bnt they can not achieve impossibilities.
If both partiet are left to fight tbeir own
battles without foreign interference, the
Eoath can have oo hope of auocett, ao
matter how heroically tbey may fight or
bow much tbey may endure.
Progressive Democrats.
We find in a Western newspaper the
followiog "platform," said to have been
adopted by Democrat! of Ohio and else
where tince tbe eleotions. Thete resolu
' ions show a considerable power of adapta
tion to circumstaDeos :
Wareaa.dimocrtsv flurisbes best wea it is
sueeessful ; and wareas, it is a tender
flower and don't bear the cbillin frosts ov
adversity much; and wareas, the people
have shode by tbe pekoolyer stille of thsir
votin that tbey don't like Vallandigbom
ser bis preneeples ; and wareaa the people
is ov moat yose to ns than Vallendiggom j
therefor, be it
EaoltxJ, Vallandigbom never Was a
represeotstiv ov tbe dimoeratie ijee.
i. That we do not endors hie vewi or
approve hit acts, and never did.
'i. Tbat ooist old A. Linkin, by arras
tin of bim, and thereby forein ov ns in
to eommittin politiikle aoosido by nomin
tin nv bim, wut guilty of a beenos ein.
4. Tbat we aint ea mash construed
about oar habia eorpuses ei we was afore
tbt eleenbin.
5. Tbat the war for tbe Union must
go on, ontil its encmis is eoobjugatid, and
ins banner uv buty and glery wavee over
very stait and tbe dimoeratie eommitaa
ov tbe varius ataita bs requested to pro
coor a eonuhent camber av baneare and
apint sob eoinmittis to wave ea.
G. Tbat we air in favor wv enbjoeg.
then, eminsipashen, laxaahen, eoyoerip
then, exterminasbeo, nigger ealbmeata.'
and ef there is any thin else the people dV
a.rj.lot em write (postpade) and we'll paea
tbe necessary, rssolushen.
Gen. Beoj. F. Butler was oerneetly
proposed for President, by the Bloomaborg
lieatocrat, but at tba Gen. ehowed he was
in earnest ia fighting the Rebels, the
' " u dror.poj tod that paper now
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J. P. Uwaaasca. tltfar da
Anutar Slam Hrfta O.H.taama,MlBTIabaT( da
CmlltHmr da Taa. Cacaca, Laatcllaa da
Post-Offices in Union county.
Jtrra la Bradr towniblr) D gtroWn-kr, T M
Stifrr (Loiontuwa. Brady Tp) Dtd arkorkla
H'kiU lr Mill iUiaktoaa, WVD.Tp) Ck M Kiof
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WkjUKpriM) (lilawtaai Tp) J S OaBdabaa
.V- Hrrtat .... lUvdSailth
aaUd-tDTTValhf.lIaioalv) hal A Wallor
Regular Union county Courts open
Third Moadai la fabraary May Sp VmmmVt
IK
GOING
Q
THE EFHINQ ARRIVAL 07
AT
N. R. Zimmerman's ?
C. D. BREWER,
Attoraay at Law,
uwnaiaa, cmo ca, pa.
OFriCE (oa Market 8t.) formerly occupied
Wm. Cameron, Jr.
Collections and other professional business
Erornptly attended to. Claims for Pensions,
oaniiss and arrears of pay due from Gov't,
made oat and collected (juae i, isoa
But Wobk fob Cahtassiho Agists
Harper'a Plctrlal Blatarr.
OF THE
GREAT REBELLION
IK TBt VX1TKD .8TATBS.
MESSRS. HARPER & BROTHERS have
commenced the issue, in Numbers, of a
The work has been for many months ia coarse
of preparation, by a wriwr every way qualified
for the taik.
The I sTaoBcerion contains a eltar account
of the formation of the Confederacy of the
States : tbe formation and adoption of the Con
stitution of the United States, and the estab
lishment of the National Government ; the
oriein. development, and progress of the doc
trines of Nullification and Secession, and tbe
various phases which they assumed, until
the final culmination in the Great Rebellion.
The HiaToat comprises an account, drawn
from the most authentic sonrces, of the Events
r iha War: intrizoes of the fcoothern leaders
at home and abroad ; the gradual defcotioa of
oat section ; the great Uprising or the reopie
for the maintenance of the National Life aod
Existence; the rapid creation ol an immense
Armv and Nary s Baltlet ny iana ana oeo.
The Ilhjstbitioiis comprise Portraits of
those who have borne a prominent pan in tne
struggle; Maps of different localities; Plana
of leadine actions i Views of aeenea of inter
est, and of the most important Battles. These
Illuairatioos are mostly from drawings taken
on the spot, by artiste deputed for that purpose,
to accompany every division of oar Army
aad Navy.
Every facility at the eommaad of the Pub
lishers has beta employed ia the preparation
and rzeeatioa of this work ; and they confi
dently believe that it will form the most trust
worthy and valuable history which eta be
prepared of THE GREAT STRUGGLE FOR
THE AMERICAN U3IUIV.
Made aad Terasa ef ruhlletf tea.
The work will be lasaed ia Numbers, con
listing of St pages of the aise of Hot per' i
Weekly," printed from clear type, upon fine
paper, and will prooaoiy ne completed in
abnnt Twenty Numbers.
The Nambert will be itsaed at intervals.
if possible, of about three or four weeks.
The Price of each Number, which contains
matter equivalent loan ordinary velnme, will
be Twenty-five Cents.
Tbe Illustrations in each Number are alone
worth the price asked. Men oat of employ
ment, especially SICK OR DISABLED SOL.
DIERS, caa find ao other work eo sure of
ready sale and good profits. For farther par
tiealara, apply to tbe Pablishers.
HARPER aV BROTHERS,
Fraaklia 8qnare, New York
Br S. J1. ST AH la
THNDERY on 3d street, a few doora
-anhar UmttM, LKWBaCM. r
BLANKS S.
Joatieeo and
Cnaatahlwa. for sate
or i.-''J ic r-lrr,nt tbe (a.riiiK.t.0W
UNION COUNTY STAR
"Sic Sadanrlaaaa 3etaa."
. Soli atar Sbtror anb $xraaer6et
Ob Ideiwtarg jrn Dennrrjug ia beat
ftrr eprad traactm, tuft if. Mr griftr
weurfd 3Hru weld aw. rjtttand) nstMid) en
fcanrfbaTit erbredjwirt.
irfc3rtnwg krinat bis albjmrtiira 9tad)r(d)tc
na eugrrttn bit trfmsrrra Xraigfritni tti Csiw
titi in Wind yrmfplvaaun, noria ft jinulfrt.
fwt $1,0U sal 3abr, wMnasraal btjablt, ten
in tat rrM 4 SBtdjra, $1,25 mi ktyibU in
km rrjtca 8 gttwtfra kc 3-brt, 1,50
wean fputrx.
giir SMaiithRddmrtent wfrk trrrdjner t tin
Caaair e 12 Striera trnirr fur ba 3ayT $&
JLkqtit 9cfRBtaiaa)URgm in SSnkalmif.
CARD.
fTIBE anderetgned, having loaned bisfurnl
I tare, fixtures and atensils to Mr. H. L.
aTMiaaa for the period of one year, and is
about to remove temporarily from Lewisburg,
takes this method of returning bis thanks to
the people of Lewisburg and vicinity for their
uniform kindness and the liberal support Ihey
have givea him during his residence among
these. RICHARD M. COOPER.
Lewisburg, April SO, 1863
KOTICE.
r lHB undersigned, having obtained the use
I of the furniture, fixtures and utensils of
Mr. Riceian M. Cooraa, will continue the
Bakery, Confectionery and Notion business,
at the old stand, on Market street, for the pe
riod or one year. He hopes by strict attention
lo business lo merit the patronage heretofore
extended to wis establishment.
H. U M'MAHON.
Lewisburg, April 30, 1863
ESTABLISHED. 1700
PETER LORILLARD,
Snnff aod Tobacco Manufacturer,
IS k IS CHAMBERS ST.,
(Vrawrly 42 CaaiatMri itnal, Naa VorkJ
WOULD call the attention of Dealers to
to the articles of his manufacturers t
aaawji mn.
ttaeabay, Daaiiiim,
t la. Rapaaa. ran Vlnrlnta,
Coana RaapM, HaehitoebM,
arkaaiatlmaa, Oaeaaagaav
ielww sxtrr.
HoaT IVw Seofctl.
lUgh Taaat BVeteb, rmh HoB.y Daw Bflatra,
mn tllfa loamor ummmjwm. rraaa acoica.
W9-Attention it mtOmi tn On largt ndarCoa in aravt of
Fim-Cmt CVwiaa aad Hmmiimt IWaasai. adjisa aail M
yaad V a daaariar VaaWf .
Toatore.
evotraa, siaa cvt cr rwma. taoama
Lodx, P. a. L.. or alala, t. Jam,
Fla. I, Cavaadf'h. r Sweat, taaBlah,
Ifa. 1, twirl aoeatad Ornaaaaj tJaaaator,
Nea.lASavie, Tie foU Caraadiaa, Tarkkih.
Oraaalatod.
N. B. A circular of prices will be tea too
application. (March 16, 63yl)
CO-PABTNEESHIP.
The nndersicned hare as
sociated themselves into eopart
aershin for the purpose of carry
ing oa tne Lumbering, rianing,
and Carpentering baainest in all their various
branches, at the
Ceniabnra 0team planing fililla.
where they intend lo keen n slock of Pine
Hemlock, Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Ash, Ma
ple, and all kinds of Lumber, Flooring Shel
ving, 8iding, Shingles, Lath, Joists, Studding,
Fencing, Pickets, Door and Window Frames,
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings,
Brackets, fce. Planing, Slitting, Scroll Haw
ing, etc done at short notice and all work
arranted to give satisfaction, both In I rice
and workmanship.
j. u. UlErrcnuEKrEH,
MARTIN DRBTSBAOH,
HIRAM DREI8BAVH
Uwbbarg Plaaraa Mllla, A aril 1, Itst.
REMOVAL.
Tl, CHRIST, Esq., has removed his Of-i-
flee to the bailding of Jonathan Spyker,
North of the Court Honse, and immediately
opposite the Buffalo House, where he will at
tend to all manner of business at his office
with dispatch and promptness ia his line or
business. (Speaks both English and German.)
April 1, 186S. I- B. CHRIST.
J.a.aUuth. .Sherklry. CJMerfcley. f. nearer
I. S. MARSH a CO,
(siraosaaoBs re emaae, oiaaa a ea.)
LEWISBURG FOUNDRY
AGRICULTU A L WORKS
Lcwlabara;, Pa.
TtTB have taaataatly oa haad aad r "'
WHOLI9ALB OS RITA ft,
JTMBMr, aW nil rimer Hawlm: Oram and Oraai
avaVni; Jtaadaad Ifcra- Ptmtr Ora 8Mlm; Ow.TVa
aiK Aw Hnnt Trtnt, amtrp aad KM Pimm; Clwr
HnUtrt, tnti (Um, Thmhrn, PUmu . Brill, trm
Frmujnr Btrilihngt. from Hmcn. o . Aill OmtTinf,
Ae. Ac.and hold oanol?a Trn4j at all tlam to ao all
aiaatop VboaDar Buaisaaa with th. ataioaterrtapfl
and ahausa. Work ar Maaafaetaraa Inrariably
warraatad aa racomaicadad. Ont-r napmtfalrr
ollciua aadprswatly at'- lad la. JaeaLlseo
DR. HOOFLAND"8
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
von rni spssst ems or
CbaaAt, CMt, Hytanua, 'mm. Btmmm, IfrtmcitU,
n amimim, Pam mf Hit BmmrU, mrinng from OM,
Mdpient Cbnmmptvm, aad fir (Ac rdvfmnd (if ml att
ftmnblr) ammfiUnU ta mdvamxd miaga a the latter
dumn.
TIIK BalaiaiH) Cordial Is Mtlr.tr a VaUM arodae
tloa,0OBlhlalna th. h-alloa prop-rtl'-n of thr Balaam,
with the lartcorattna qualltf of aCordial, prodaftlnaa
anaiMaatioa aa writ adapted to the parpoaaa Intended,
that ta.ro are bat trw emrmm of dleeaaa which will aot, at
aa early period, eaeeaab to IU healing aad IMa-giriag
aroperuea ,
For aaea boa tba treatnent of patmoaary dtaraami -e.
oapied the araater portion of the ettaattoa of the adea
ttSr of tba aiedieal world, bat aone arqair-d acre enjl
aeaea In ale traatatent of there dleeaaea, tbaa the eele
brated t'l iipnian Dr. Hoofland, the originator of the Bat
aajale Oordlal. ttlr llfewaaderoted to the prodaotloaof
reamlleatbatwaald ataad anrlralod. How well be baa
aaeeeaded, tba Aeierieaa people are aMe to jadae: aad
wa BOftrMrel j aanrt, that ao preparatloaa that bare erer
baea plaead belt) re then. baveotmH'md tbeaaaje anoaat
af aaaceta aa aaaVrlaa baaaaltr. ar bare eltetted ao
waar ooaiaeadatloBa fraaj all elaaaea of eoetrtr. aa the
reaMdiea of HooSand, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jaeaaoa A
Oo-. of Philadelphia.
Taa Oordlal tedeoleaad Ibr aeteaaof dluBMeaawrerea
oral aad aiara Sttal tbaa any other to which tba paopla
of thle eoaatry ora eahjeet lanea aprlnalng from a
" atkxht anld." That eminent authority. Dr. Hell, aayr:
I will aot aay that Colda are to oar lahahltanta what
tba Plaeae aad Tallow Fever are to thoae of other eoaa
trlaa ; bat t eaa avar eoatdeatly that they aeber la die
aaaaof graatat owpllHty aad arortallty than tbaa, latter
Bead what the eairoeat Olaaa Mannfaetsrer. JOH!t SL
WHITALUaayaof tba BALSA U 10 CORDIAL.
Ha. O. St. Jarsao Iteaareted Frlead : Having r a
Irag tlvje beea arojaalated with tbe rlrtoee of thy BAL
SAM1C CORDIAL la Oaagba, Colda, lataaiaatloa of tba
Laaga, Ae I tbaa freely bear teatiaaony to Ita enloaer.
For eertrej yeara t hare aarar beea althoat It la aiy
family. It la alee glrea aee pleaaare to auta that I bare
aaad ft with enUre aaeofea Im the treatment of Bowel
Coaiplaiata. Tbr frlead traly, JOHN M. WtllTALL.
ViftkMo.IT,lSM. Saoe et abora 1th, Fhilaa'a.
MW Tli eaa awdfrlaea ara tbr eel. hy all reapoetabla
Drwrrwta aad dealera la BMdlrlnee ia tbe Caired Statra,
Oaaadaa, BritJrh Prarleeea, and Weat Indie, at 76 eenta
per boule. Be rare aad r-t lb. reealne, with the etjnia
tara of C H. Jarhaoa aa tbe wrapper of eeeh bottle : all
ether, are eoaaterfelt. Prlarlpal Ofttea aad MaaatMto.
ry, 41t Arab Mreat, Pbnadelpbia, Pa.
VARIETY STORE
AT THB
Old Port-Offlce Stand.
A LARGE supply of BookstatioBery,
Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confection
eries, Teas, Spices, Frail, Nuts, Basktea,
Pictures, aad a variety of NICK NACK8 for
aale cheap by
763) H W CROTZER, Lewisburg
REMOVAL.
JOHN A. MERTZ, Esq, has removed hie
Office oa Market 8t. two doors west of
the Lewisburg Bank, where he will aliead to
all manner of bosiness in his lirfte with
prnmpiacst. 8peaks both English and Ger
maa. J. A. MERTZ
I.ewitnr, April 1, 1IVW '
JJJ" '
& LEWISBURG CHRONICLE-NOV. 24. 1863.
PALMER, BOSS at CO.,
(un a. r.inea aia ea.)
Lewisbirg Pining Mill,
keep constantly oa hand and
maauiaciure lo order Fldterlag, Riding-,
ueert, sank, Shattorn. Kiuada,
Haaldlnara of all patterns.
aad all other descriptions of Wood Work used
ia Baildiar.
Orders respectfully solicted and promptly
tiled. All work warranted to give satisfaction
EAa extensive lot of Laatibcr of all
descriptions on hand for sale.
Factory o Hortk Second ttrett.Lemubmrg,Pa
April S3, 185S.
COAL COAL COAL.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on band
a large assortment of the very best Sha
mokin and Wilkes-Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash.
Also, BlaektmaW Coal, Pkntcr auf Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, that I will not
be undersold by any man. Having good
weigh-seales, full weight will be givea.
Coal Yard near Weidensaul's hotel.
GEORGE H0L8TEIN.
Lewisburg, May 37,'Sa.
BUCKEYE ALL RIGHT
For the Harvest of 1863!
Tbe most approved Agricultural Imple
ments bow In the Market I
BUimrTl RKB Bf
SLIFER, WALLS. SHRINER & CO.,
lecvrlalsairtj, Ptu
)iifl.fDf Wtaptt & fibrnt.
fPHE anprecedeated sueeess of the " Buek
X ere" is the strongest pro.f of lis superiur
excellency. The BUCKEYE has cansed a
complete Revolution in the Manufacture 01
REAPING AND MOWJNO Machines, and
its reputation is to well established that it is
scarcely necessary to particularize its ad ran
lages. We will, however, call the attention
of the farmers to a few of its merits.
The TWO DRIVING V HEELS the
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
may be thrown out or gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knives the Steel Cutler
Bar the Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Catting Edge the Double-
Hinged Joint, by which the Cotter Bar may
be Folded the long Crank Shaft the Steel
8pring and Wheel, by which the Cutler Bar
may be raised and lowered so as lo cut as
low to the ground as may be desired the
Hteel Pitmaa and Brass Boi its Light Draft
(ao Side Draft) no weight oa the horses'
necks backs as easily as a cart all of
hich form a combination of advantages
which no other machine possesses.
No Gearing on the Driving Whee
A team of horses weighing 900 lbs. each.
will cut ao aete of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with two Cutler
Bars one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each expressly adapted lo the
use intended).
No effort wilt be wanting to maintain 'the
Buckeye in the enviable position it now occu
pies, that of being the
Best BachlBt la th World I
The subscribers return their sincere
thanks to their friends for the generous sup
port they hare received in introducing the
celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Mower into
Central and Northern Pennsylvania, and are
much indebted lo them for Iheir warm greet
tnes and kind offices ia recommending; it to
their friend and neighbora.
For Certificates, Ac, see Circulars, which
may be had of any of their Agents.
They also mannracture meyer'a l" tal
ent Pinion Grata Drill, which it
acknowledged to be the BEST SEED SOW
ER IN USE, and the only one which
SO WS OA TS rERFECTL Tl
Also, the Ket atone Clover Holler,
which cleans thoroughly, without ia the least
injuring the .seed. Will clean more in the
same time than any other machine in use. j
Thev also manufacture and keen on hand
for sale Darling' t Tread Power ami Threihrr 1 1
Telrgrapk Fodder Culler (two tizer) t Conkins
Sores, among which is the celebrated " Con-
linen tal j" Parlor and Office fUoeem, and all
kinds of CaM and Wrmght Iron and Brast
Worlt. MrkK,Ve,l.l.S.SHKIt.lt0.
Central Foundry, Lewitburg, Pa.
Marat l, IMS.
GENERAL ORDER.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession of the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, under the con
ditions agreed on with the Philadelphia A
Erie Railroad Company, Ihey have appointed
JOSEPH D. POTTS, General Manager there
of, to whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instt actions.
J. EOOAR THOMSON.
President Perm's Railroad Company.
Office of the Pcnn'a Railroad Co
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, 1862. j
General Order, No. 1.
To take Effect on and after Jan. 30, 18G2.
f. Tbe Western Itlvlalen, from
Warren lo Erie, will be under the Pnperin
tendrnce of JAMES LEWIS, whose title will
be Superintendent of the Western Division.
His Office will be at Erie. Employees on this
Division will be under his charge, and will
make all communications respecting their
duties or the business of the road, to him,
except as otherwise provided ia this Order.
II. The Eastern Dlvlalon. from
Banbury to Whethsm. will be under the sup
erintendence of SAMUEL A. BLACK. whoe
title will be Superintendent of the Eastern
Division. Employees on this Division will be
under his charge,' aad will make all commu
nications respecting Iheir duties or the busi
ness of the road, to him. except as otherwise
provided in this Order.
III. Tbe Accannte of Freight and Pas
senger Business will, on the Western Divis
ion, he la the immediate charge of JOHN C.
BOGG8. whose title will be Assistant Audit
nr. His Office will be at Erie. On the Eastern
Division they will be in immediate charge of
THOMAS M. DAVIS, wnose line win oe as
sistant Anditor. His Office will be in Will
iamsporL He will also have charge of the
distribution of Passenger Tickets over both
Divisions.
All communications respecting Freight and
Passenger accounts by Employees oa either
Division, will be made to the Assistant Andi
tor thereof, snd respecting supplies of Tickets
lo TeowAa M. Dana.
J08. D. POTT8, General Manage.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,")
Lessee Philad. at Erie R. R- L
General Manager's Office, k
Williamsport, Jan. SO, IMt.
? FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,??
S on Market Sqoare, Lewisburg. 3
A good aupply of Cfialra, Table,
BaireaiaM, 8tnntw, Ae-oa baud or made
wdetw DAVID GINTBR. (836
ICE CREAM
TTtTERY Eveaiag daring tbe season.
Par.
EJ t't supplied en short nonet,
"Tone 1 MRS. DENORM
DENORMAIfDTB.
FTre-Twent V. 8. Loaa !
mm, LEWISBURG BANK, of LewUburg,
I Union Co is Agent for the sale of the
United Stalea Six per Cent. Five-Twenty
Teart' Loan.
Amounts can be bad to suit tbe meant of
different individuals. The Interest n this
Lan Is payable ami will be peidia fMI. 993
BaW
NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TOWN.
Atjou.f sqriRES'.
Fine qualities Ladies Gaiters at 12.
Beat quality home-made Kid and
Morocco Boots at 12.
A large assortment of Balmoral
Boots and Gaiters
at equally low prices.
Opposite the Bank, Lewiskrg.
JOHN H. BEALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
1
Market St.,JuH above th Bank,
LEWISBURG, PA.
I he subscriber has removed into the new
fluid and coramudiuus Storeroom of Thomas
Reber.where he has just received a large and
well selected stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING,
Cloths, Casimeres, Silks, Shirts, Drawers, Ac.
I also CUT AND MAKE TO ORDER in the
best style and most reasonable terms. Being
a practical Tailor, and employing the bei
workmen, I ean confidently invite both Old
and Neve Ctulomert do n't forget the Sign
The Red Door!
May t, 18M J H BEALE
CEMETERY NOTICE.
AT an Election held by the Stockholders
of the Learisborz Cemetery, the under
signed was elected Treasurer, aad all moneys
for lots, grare-distging, Ac, must be paid 10
him. Persons interested will please note the
change.
Those now indebted lo the Cemetery Asso
ciation are requested to make immediate pay,
menu SOLOMON BITTER.
LawiabarK, Jan. 26, lS6ttn
"TTTHERE we will find a Urge assortment
f f latest styles
SPRIN8 AND SUMMER GOODS!
such as French and English all wool Cloth,
from 2.50 np lo !IO.OO. Knotty Boys' Cas
simere. and Silk Mixed Cassimeres.Satinetts,
Ac Clothing; of ail descriptions ; Men's
and Boys' Wear Whole Suits for $150
lhal is, cloth coat, satin vest, eassimere pants.
Summer Sons for t.S.50. Also, a large as
sortment or Hats. Caps, 4c, such as M'CleU
Ian, Garibaldi. Opera, high and low crowned
Hats. Hose, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Shins,
cuapenarrs, umorrllas, ivcch Ties. Ac
NOW IS THE TINE !
lo save from as to SO per cent, and eel the
Latest Styles.
Also. Goods Cat and made lo order, and in
the latest style. Always from five to ten
hands at work.
Call opposite John Walls A Co.a am.
Market street. Lewisburg.
March 11, '6J N. K. ZIMMERMAN.
fiap of Hum OnntD.
MOUNTED oa rollers.vanmhed, engraved
and lithographed in Philad. in the best
style of the art 30 by 40 inches in size on
a scale of If inches to the nvle. This Map
was carefully surveyed in 1856, and is reas
onably correct. Each Townshin is colored.
and there are the Town Plots and No.s of Lots
in Lewisburg, Mifflinburg, New Berlin, Har
tlelon, and New Columbia. Mountains and
Streams are traced the Public Roads, with
the distance in perches between roads which
intersect also Names of Farm-Owners gen
erally. Church and School Honses, Mills, Ac.
Tbe Court House, two of the Lewisburg Uni
versity Buildings, the Lewisburg Boat Yard,
the Union Furnace at Winfield, and Union
Seminary at New Berlin are represented in a
separate engraving each.
Every Farmer and person of business sh'd
have one of these Maps for ornament or for
reference and information.
The original subscription price was $3,50,
now reduced to $3 only. fiTFor sale at
the Star d) Chronicle Office, and by
Da. S. L. BECK, Lewisburg'
Last and Best News !
"ITTE hsve just received from Philadelphia
V V and New York, a very large and well
selected stock of
SUMMER GOODS,
which we ofler at very reduced prices. We
have paid particular attention in the selection
of this stock of Goods a very large assort
ment of DRY GOODS of every descrip
tion. Purchasers will find it their advantage
to give us a call as in prices we defy any of
our neighboring towns for competition. We
bare also replenished our stock of Groce
ries, Ilardware,Qaeenaanre,dtc.
SALT, FISH, COAL.
FLASTER, Ac.
FSife Ihrth Lime, Calcined Hatter,
and ITydraulic Cement,
always kept on hsnd.
UT COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in Ex
change for Goods as usual.
N.B. Cash paid for all kinds of Grain.
JNO WALL8 at CO
Lewisburg, April S3, 186S
at
. saarlaat aad gtaaiaekieprraatatkiaariBONaarl
Bad erosrraa aad rarboa ty eoakastioa ia bjdrama,
naetlaaad br lha highest Medical Aathoritira, both ia
Earoaa aod tba Daitad atalaa, aod praarriaad ia their
araetlee.
TbeaarKBeaoftlMwMBdaaailypnvaa thataeare.
'""'"eeabe amaaared with H. laiearitieaet
t Mood, dearaaaloa errltal eaerey, pale aad otbarwiae
rrfSlTooaipl.iteaa, ladleata Ua artaaalUia alanativira
ODBaarrabla eaaa.
Inaniisaa ia all aiatkdlea la whk-k It has bam tried
It baa prnred abaalatalj earative n each af tba follow
lniormplalate.Tta:
oiliS?'''tr Jnaacfafira. Dftprmrtm,
mlm THmrtulmH,, felt AArea. AVratrRtrraiaiaa,
f'"r'"- L"r OaaaJaiart, Anaaie &mmmm,
Mtnmatum, MarwaaVM fmmn, Aapla aa Ua Saa.dc.
Pat p la aaat Sat aMtal aaiaaaaaui.la, atallh,
P Mo.au. Mr o; tor aale ay draayirta aad aaalerZ
an " ta aay aadnet aa laaatat af the ariaa.
AU lettara,erdm..takonld be addraawd to
... ., IOCKI a Co., tnml Ataata.
atCsuaarM.T.
Sold in Lrwubura by
v fe C W SrhaOe f S nigwtll
A Joint Resolution prouosing certain
Amendments to the Constitotion.
BE it resolved by the Senate aad House of
Keprrseotauvee of the Comaton wealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met.
That the following amendments be prurxiae.
la the Constitution of the Commonweanb, in
accordance with the provisions of the tenth
article thereof.
There shall be an additional section lo the
the third article of the Cuaalitutmn, lo be des- .
ignaied as section four, as follows :
SscTiua 4. W hrneverany of the qoalifird
elector of this Commonwealth shall be in
any actual military service, under a requisi-
tioa from the President of tbe United Stales, '
or by the authority of this Commonwealth, J
r .if-
socu circiura iimt c.n . ui Ui
fraee in all electrons by the citizens, onrier
'"22
such regulations as are or shall be prrse
by law.as fully and effectually as it they wer'
present al their usual piaces ol election.
There shall be two adJiiional sections
the eleventh article of the Constitution, to b.
designated aa sections eight and nine, as
follows
StcTios 8. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature containing more ibau one sol ject,
which shall be clearly fipres-rd in the title,
except appropriation bills.
MacTios !. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature granting any powers or privileges
in any case where the authority to grant such
powers or privileges has been or may here
after be conferred upon the Coons of this
Commonwealth. JOH.N CESSNA,
Speaker of the House of Repre emaiivea
.iijm.1i r. rr t-r.
Speaker of the Senate
Office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth, Harrisburg, July I, 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA, Bos
s I do hereby certify that the foregoing
La Sand annexed ia a full, true and eurrect
v-v. copy of the original Joint Resolution of
the benrral Assembly, entitled "A Joint Res
olution proposing cerlaio Amendments In the
Coosiiiutiun, as the same remains on file in
this office.
In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the Secreta
tary's office lo be affixed, the day and year
above written. El.I fLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
T LNDSEY'S Improved
- A STANDARD MEDICINE
Wot tba afirMlT, radical and pffrf fuel rara af A Ll.iaeaets
aruioa (run isruni or ins blvuIM
rjPHTB aiedtrlna baa wrought tba awwt aiiraealaaaaaraa
A a deapcrata eaaaa of
aerofula
Caaaaroas ftoraiatiaBa,
CaUneoaa diaraaaa.
Pi at pi., aa tb. fara,
IHd, atubbnra IJIeara.
Crj.irlaa, Boils,
Sr. Kyrm, tcald llaad,
Rhauaiatir diaordara,
Cuatt..a.aa,
T.ttvr aSMUoaa,
riT.p-P-ia, Jaoadica,
M.rrurlal dfaeaaaa,
Ll.r Complaint,
Low Spirit,
talt Hh.nm.
G.ncral arblllty,
LoMitf apfrntita,
Fnal StoBara.
FWiW CoaiplaiBtr and all di
ha, inx UMlroriftia
ia aa laiparo aiaia ai ua aifwta.
Tbe above ia a portrait of Da, hi M'Crvarv of apto
Twp.who.oa tb.SHt dav of Auiru.-t.ls.SH, mad..aftilaTit
brfure Ja.-tm dnrlav tbat be traalrd lor tbe ram.
Cscca by thm ph niriaa, of bvdlurd eounty. aad br lr.
N.wtoo of thr KtlerticColletre. I'iBrinnati. for a prriod
of nrarlr right BMMilba. aotwltb.taa.liaa wbirb tu lap.
aoe, ami m portion nf his Uft cft-afc wn enrir.ly
away I He bad riven op all hop., a baa h. hrardoftbe
Ulood s.arrbar." aod waa indavd to try it. Wont hot
tlaarnml bim. aod (althou-h aadly diiSsurnl Where is
ao question but tbia inTaluabl. n dirina aavrd Me life.
Tbe full partirular. of thi.. remarkable rear aia beaaaa
ia a Circalar to be had of aa, of the Areata.
We alaa rrfer lo a eaae ol Nanea ttlaaknev.of Cldertoa.
Armilronr To, Pa..rnrad of ."cnort-u after beiaf enable
to Ket oat of brd for thr.e year. .
To tba rat, of a lady ia AnaoaTllIa.rteart.td COwho
waa alao afflicted with Scrofula in ita worat fnrai.
To the eaaa of G.oree tlei.!. r-.tdine In Carrolltown.
Cambria Oo Pa., who waa ao baitly affiicted with Caneer
tbat it eat hia .nrir. noae off, aad bij eaaa waa woree, if
aoaiiible, tbaa MCr.ary'a.
The partieularr of tbeaetmaaa everroneof whirh waa
eared by tbe na. of th. "Rlood rVarrhar" may alaa be
found mat irrnl.r to n. had nfanr of the Agenta.
CEO. R. KIIISKK. Proprlrlor, Pltiburr, Pi.
WVLaKrrmt.ry for ibr manufartur. an.l aale. n.ar the
P.nn'a Pail road Dafiot, llnlli,l.viiburr. Pa. lold by C.
W. Schafll., L.wi.l.urr: MTr.iiht A Itaurh, Rnffaloe X
Koade: Rudr A Hlmmelreirh. rarmerll. : Cumminr
A Witm-r, I'lartleton: I. II. Kiwll. Mifflinhure: L. S.
gtamia. WiDtald; fhinjle A Wagenaeller, Selinngrore;
y via
ICE...C-G...CE !
THE undersigned are putting up an ICE
HOrSE large enough to snpply all our
people wfh Ice during the whole year. Ice
can be delivered in tnsvn, daily, at a cheaper
rate than private Ice Houses can be filled.
IT'Call on either of us on North 4th St. or
ct the Ice House below the River Bruise
H. A. WKlnKNStrt,
(RANK. ANOsTAUT
Lewlahare, !fov., I'M
REMOVAL !
11 L. MO WRY has removed his Pholtv
J. graph i:iabIlNbment to the
New Buildinw on Market street, rrcentlv oc
cupied by Dr. Burlan, OPPOSITE THE
BANK, where he has fitted up one of the
Finest Galleries in tbe Country !
Having superior facilities and a long ex
perience, he is satisfied that his work cannol
be beaten. Call and test his workmanship.
Lewisburg, Aug. 15, '62.
BILK FOa THE EIILLION!
THE undersigned intends supplying the
citizens of Lewiaburg wiihaPure Milk,
commencing about the loth inM. Persons
wishing lo be supplied, will please send io
their names to him, at the Lewisburg Bridge.
Tbe Milk will be delivered (daily except Sun
days) morning or evening, as preferred by a
majority of customers. 8AM L SLIFER.
Lewisburg. April 10, 1863
Science still on the Advance !
SURGEON and Mechani
cal Dentin'. Office in tbe
Dr. Brugger's new building, Market street,
(western entrance, up stairs) LEWISBURG.
Dr.BURLAN is now constructing tbe Non
sectional Block work, baked on Platina base,
which for cleanliness, beauty and strength
has no equal also teeth mounted on the var
ious Bases in use and having had a long
and extensive practice, and being perfectly
familiar with every department of his profes
sion, be feels safe ia warranting entire satis,
faction in all his operations, which ahall be
carefully and skilfully performed.
Please call and examine specimens. The
superior qualities of Ihe Kon-seclional work
will be evident io all who will give it aa im
partial examination. Dr. Burlan ia the only
person who eonstruets ibia excellent work ia
this seetion of country.
uriharge shall eorrespont with the
timet.
Lcwisonrg, Sept. fl, ' Ml
vV'aiiiJ -Ji.
$5 Reward
W7IU p,id hf ,he ScB0l Board ef East
V Buffaloe township lo any person who
will inform upon any one committing depre
dations or defacing in any way any of the
School Houses of stid District, during the
present year. By order of the Board -
W.r.I.LN.N,BDeD8C1IRACK'Pr"t
NEW GROCERY AND
Provision Store;
rpnE subscriber has Jest rpenro t y
1 Grocery aad Provision etore, i, a . '
bangh a building (late Kreaaaer's Tia,
West end of Market ?qnare
wnrrr oa naa jaai received a well selatio
asscrtmenl of fresh
GROCERIES AND PROVISION
such as Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Surar. , S ?
Molasses Fish, Sa!i, Ppiers.Vinc-ar, Ra,,,!! i
Brooms, Brushes,Tabs, Bnrk'Hjoip Bur
Chrese. Kens. Fruit, Fruit Cans, llrDZ ' t
Lemons. Cracker. f:iofha Pin. 7
Finn nJ r,l I-.- VI- Tl . ll
i niui ami j rcu, I BIB, IIUIC XOW&j f
' tJI'EEXsWARE, W.arfw Shades. M.v..
oii -ii, ,i in , .--anil, i ooarcu, t-irrt
anu everytning eie ra ihe Urorery line,
of which he ofors ar tne lowest prices i,
Ca&h or Country Prmloce.
TfFA'S EOLAXD.
Lewisburg. May 7. 19
rtHE undersigned haa opened a IVew
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
in the rooms recently occupied by W.M.
near the old Huyrs aland. Market Mrr.i.l.,
isborg. where he is always prepared it
furnish the public wuh Uie best of
C offee, Tea. Saisrar. Splree. Xoft.
Candiesi, i raiit, t"ih, l'war
ti. i'eetl. he-eae, A,c jtc.,
rogriber with all oiher aniclrs ooallr kenl
io soch an esiablihmem at the luwcst tries
'Jail and give him a trial.
Drake's Plantation Bmers for sa'e.
Jan 3063. N ATI! AN MITCH ELL,Ag!
ATTEST BRANCH Insnranre Coropaov.
W of Lock Hat ea, Pav
Insures Properly in both Town and Coon
try rn ae reasonable Terms as any eihtr
good C iiiipany.
1 be large increase of Premium Notes main
it a reliable Company to injure in.
lateaal ar Presalnai .filet aaw la fhrcr. tJMl.tfJt.M
J.WX'aarwAa, Sec (iX'.Hnni. frrs
LARISO.S PKOSH. Arnt,
Dec IS. 1861 lwi,burs
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware.
N0.6S4 Market St. PHILADELPHIA
TK E onderstgned woaM
resneelfilllr invite voar nt.
S eniii n lo his wll select.!
aioca ol t iua tiold and Silver WATCHE'.
Fine Gold JEW El.RV, of every variety af
styles comfriing ail of the newest aad most
bftnttifnl drnifftu
Also, SOLID SILVER WARE, equal to
Com and the best make of Sitrrr Haiti
Ware. Each aructe is warrmttd lo be as
rrpmentrd.
Ce" Watches and Jewelry csrrfo.'V rr
paired audsaiisfaction gnarantceii.
JACOB HAKI.EY.
(.Vurreaacr lo Staulfer ifurir
February 27, lfi3.
LUMUEiU LUMBKIl!!
mite t i - ,
r a inn suuvcriorrs nave tor saie awpavaaa
(in lots to uitpurcbaer"! earn.
a arre stock of C-
PINE BOARDS Panel StnP
Plank. Ac. Also S.OOO PISt. k.tim.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior qiu'.nj.
Also Siuare Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash, aiour Mi l
on Sooth llraoeh of the W hite Deer Creek
Hartley township or delivered oa the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end of oor R ad.
CtA Diploma for a annvrior enmnle nt
Planks, and a Premium for Rails and Shing-
les,were awarded ns at the last I'mon CxAt,
t? . ... n . . . "
ly-wv
poresl Hill P O. I nion ( r, Pa
New Stand New Good-'
TOSEftl L. IIAWX bavins taken the
J rooms under the Telesrarh and Chr ntcle
ofnces,refitted them.and filled in aa extensive
variety of
Ilatt, Cap, Genth men's Cltlh'rtSr.
Also a larere and splendid stock of CLOTHS
CASMERES,otc, which he will mnkr up to
order.as he still continoes the Tailorms Busi
ness. He is prepared lo execute all work
entrusted to his care, to the satisfaction of the
customer.
N. B. Cutting and Repairing., dote to
order. l.ewisbnrg, pril 10,1861
xsw.mmo- MASON St. CO. s-a-rcuw
INCRAVEI S and STATION FRS,
A 90T Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
" e-WeddfexCerd.Mthen-weetlee. Virtue end
Buiin.ee fapla, ergra.nl and printed at tb. ahnrteat
notice. A very full aaanrtmeat of F1NB 8taooa.rr
alwaya oa hand. Initial, ia l lor, aod ever. ,ri.!et
Katboanina. artistically nftaled. Any ,1.1. ef Paaer
aad Karelopea Blade ta order Jano2u. lab
THE subscriber eon-
JL tinues to carry on the
Livery IIUMlneas at
the Old Stand on Sn;h
Third street, near Market, and respecfu!e
solicits the patronage of his friends an.l I
public generally. ' CHARLES F.HESS.
Lewisburg, May 22, lgAO
HTSEB0L0OT!
ACl'RIOL'8 and entenaincg little Bock
(all about Matrimony, Money, and oth
er mailers.) for the amusement of evrrrbrdy
(ano tbe ycung folks, also,) oa long winter
evenings rainy days, etc Prira. SO cents.
Wholesale, I. Cents. Sent by mail for sr rea
3 ceal stamps. For sale attne""r Ctnm
idc" office. WOKDEN A COK.XELIlS.
Pak:ib.rs. Uaiurs.'
fAf Attention, Hus.c.aia
4VjSf A Ur ,r,,B,I',
C''taJv ) v'iolins. (iaitars. C, of a.I
rsaV kinds also Violin. Goitsr,
and Bonjo firings. Bridges, Pegs, die. and tie
best Violin Rosin call al the Post Office sail
examine. O W FORREST
is-PIC-N I C
-Wall jam Into tbe Wagoa, and all tai a rIJa
t LARGE, handsome
1 and very enmforta (
ble WAt.O has been.
6tted np for the especial accvmrnodaiM't
Pic-Kic and other similar excursions. Terta
moderate. Apply to JOS. M. HOl'ftb.
Lewisburg. June 3, 1859.
tjilloo Coijiiijj giqf&y.ate&nlrcf CSjW
ijv iSDepivrDgxT rAMtir jomxti
issaea rriaajrs, u Uwtoharr.ralea eeaal). rrssa
riJfJf Slje par year, re aa para ia tm'-Kl
at the eaaaa rate aw ahaerer,horter aericd. nJ7
eta will any for fcnr BHintbs, IS eta far aix ai..'1"!,
for ehrbt aioatha, Sdel for aisteea month,. 3 ' " "
yeara, fa for foar ropiea aae year, tl Sir lee el" "7.
year, a a. tinvle No. a S eta. raia.etf by :L
reoerrad ia gold, na-tare ataaapa, or bank neka a 'v
valne here. Stout kinda of I' radar iweat.eo ia pa- .
aT-W bea tbe Uaae expiree for w hiek a Ml"' '"
(aalMW wa ha, a raeaiaa aeeoaatl it ia Mlfl'bO.
AavaanauanTS baadaoaiety pablbb.J. at l'zJ2l
aoaaro aaa week. ZS ate eark after taarrllen. 3 f
aioalba, t dol. per year. Half a annate '" ' Zmo,
dol.tdoL Twoaqanrea 1 eu.Av.se. Vrnt ,
not aver eaa fcartb of a eel awn. la del. per yrar rf
airea. Ae. aa awy be aereed epna. A aauare -"
analleat type, or It of ant lererr. Ailri-rll""'"",.
taaaaealiainc. illenl.ar ewiadiiny tandenry not
Cotaaiaiticationa aeah-ed ea topi, ot ta.rai ''
and eeeewinanird b. Ihewriter'a real " ,--oa
Tba WAONKTieTICI.riinAI'H la toreted
aftae tear af (Arwna-e-.tiv wktrk w.on.a laerrliwr"
ll.wa ia adeaae. of the Pkilaa. Maile. a,ra-
Coaaertrd with Ihe otllr. are "r saateyaiw ,
kinda of JOB PBIHTIKO. .kirk n,U b""
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