Ill
BY 0. N. WORDEN AND J.
41 $l.ftO per Tear, alwayn In Advance.
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon, j
FOB TnESIBMT, j
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B It A II A .11 I a I t U li .H
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xjmKy requeat, Kev. Dr. Dickson will '
repeat hit Thanksgiving sermon, Sunday ,
evening neit, in lbs Methodist ebureb. I
6: -. . ., el -'.i..v I
ervioe tooomoienee at oj o cir.
i
gj-Vt are requested to give Dotiee that t
Boo. Amos MTKRd.M.C. from the Clariooj
I. AMos JlTKHd.-n. v. irom toe uiarioii
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riot, wi address tbe people, at lnoe -
i
lent Hall, To-morrow (Saturday) eve-
distrioi,
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ring, ii it o cioca. na sa tv -m 0I ijbrist as evmlog again in all-
excellent speaker. ! subduiog puwer aod glory we gratefully
7 ; . , i proloug our homage by tbia altar of fieri-
eajf-Tbauksgivingdav obaervtd by I fioe QD , g. of doHer,acei 00 lbi
tor eitixent generally, in the suspension of moUMt 0f salvation, within the fiery and
liutiDese. Religious services, wiorniogend 't bloody line of these snuuitious of rooks
evening, were attended by full houses. iuukiog back to the dsik dsys of fear aod
Tie day was one of tbe loveliest of tba j Ambling, snd to the rapture of relief Ibat
. ,, . ,. , j . . 1 came after. Vie multiply our tbauksgiv
aesson, and, to add to tba abundant rea- 1 .
..... . i tng'i "d confess our obligations to renew
sons for giving thanks, a despatch was ra-, .fcd pfrfe(Jt , peM0Di, ,Dd oci,, C0D
eeied snnnoocing tbe great fiotcry in the j erj00 to Thy screice aod glory. Ob,
vicii i'.j of Cbattaoooga. 1 had i: nut been for God ! for lo 1 our ene-
- " , j mias they came uoresiated, multitudinous,
Pith or a Brave 8oldikr. Died, mi,Jt fluibe(i iib tio.ory aod sure of
in West Lrbauon, X. H., on- tbe 12th j suecres. Ttey eiulted 00 our mountaina;
iost., Private Wii.liam H. Wnt.rE, aged : tbey revelled io our vallejs; they feasted;
23 years, G mon'ha aod 18 days, son of ! they rested; they slept; tbey 'awaked;
Peter Wolfe, of Est Luff.loe. Mr. W. j ,he Br" "ronger, prouder, and bolder,
i- j - n l' imj it v .j i ,erJ day; tbey spread abroad ; they
wcooded iu the first r redericksburg fight. hii itnT,t.)1l ,0 ,ht ,or,g of welIlhi t0 ,ne
After being furlough d ha reported for haunts of pleasure, and to tba seats of
duty, but in confquensf nf the severity ! pjwer in our Capital aod abiefoitias; tbey
of bis wouod, was unfitted, tie waa tbsn ! preparad to cast tbe chain of alavery
transferred to tba Invalid Corpa, and but "uuod fr,u of V', d to bind
,v . . .u v v 1 j c. . ; B death together for ever. Their
Company went to tbe ew hug, and Mates . . .. . .
' , . , : pretnaiura triumph waa tba mockery of
oa Provost daty. He waa attacked with j (od ,nd ,, Uu, mw Wlcty) ,0j ,
pneumonia, and died after two daya' sick ! wa tbeira. But behind these bills waa
ness. Hit remaina wera sent bom, and i beard tbe feebler march of a smaller but
iuterred at the Drsi'bach burying grout.d ' "" P"uiog boat ; onward tbey hurried,
00 the 21.1. His officers and comrade j ? ""J EiD,' for ,heir eo"J toi ,beir
. , . - .. ... . . Uud; footsore, wsyworo. hungry, thirsty,
apeak of htm w th. highest let, a. a (ht kmlf) ,b8 J'Mnie f'
man and a soldier. d,re , all, and to do all that ia
Mi Ft'M nburo IrfMS. The" German I P",ible h"!" A 'first, tbey met (be
, . . , ... . . o"st on the plain, and bent before it like
Harmed aungr.gat.oni of tb.e pastoral . th, ,re. M . T haBd
charge contemplate tbe building of a par- lhesa hills, they look their stand on these
socage in ibis place tbis summer. A pre-1
jimioary meeting nas oeen oeiu...ine
Teachers of Limestone township will meet
l: : i. t. LIJ "PI !
t 3 tee.' School House, Saturday, 28th
inst , at 9 A. M.t to organize distriat
institute.. .The next meeting of the Union
County Teachers' Institute will be held in
riifil oburg, comineooiog Mooday, 8tb
prox., and will eootinue three days... Phil
ip Luhr, ao eccentric old Gorman, many
jeata a eititea of thia place, died io Dau
phin county, aome time since Salomon
Close, son of Jscob Close, of Limestone
township, fell from a horse aod beoka his
arm. lelrgrnih
nuomt crrMi4MM f th, star a ckmtcia
Dedication at Gettysburg. 'he plaintive harmony of music, with
Thursday the 13th Nov. 1803, '".honest tribute of our Chief Magistrate,
' . . ; and with all Ibis honorable attendance,
long be remembered fontt imposing dsm-. bu, 0(jr bef)t hnpg jg Thy bMing 0h ,
oDStralioos on tbe occasion of tbe patriotio L,rd 0ur God, bices us. Ob ! Our Fath-
consecration at Gettysburg, io our State, ! er, bless tbe btreaved, whether absent or
on tbe spot wbcre fell or are buried many ' present. Bless our sick aod wounded
of tbe heroic actors of that most important iold,eM "d "j'""- ' our rolers
battle of tb. Slaveholders' Rebellion, j ?'"8 our ""'"V
1 Bless the efforts to suppress this Rebell
Tbe day was exeeediogly fsir and mild j len 1Dd bIeM , ,he MJOoiltiooi of ,bji
for tbe season, aod tbe throng of civil, . day, aod tbe place aod aeene for ever.
obcr, well-dressed, thoughtful spectators, , As tbe trees are not dead, though their
was estimated as high aa thirty thousand, j foliage is gone, so our heroes are not dead,
There was a Jsrgo and fine delegation of! tn,u6n ,beir fornl " 'He".
rti lery, hone..., and inf.nr,-th. I ?LP"8a It? mM
I aud the spirit of their example ia here.
President, some of bis Cabinet, loreigu j U fiU, the ,irj jt fi, 0r Md M
Ministers, aod other dignitaries from , long as time shall last it will hover oo
Washington Genersls Couch, Sobenck, these skies, aod rest 00 tbia landscape;
Toubleday, Siarbl, and otbsr military j 01 ,he P'lgrims of otir own land, and of
B.n-the Governors of eight or ten I lod." "r "b iti inspiration,
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btates a delegation of tbe wounded sur-
virors of tbe action from the York Hospi
1, representing the Army of tbe Poto
mac eivio societies aod throngs of mi
nor delegations, iu tbe procession, which
wss very long, and with battle and other
Sags and banners made a profound im
pression upon every thoughtful heart.
Arrived upon tbe battle ground, it waa
long before the crowd could be composed,
erbeo Rev. Dr. Thomas H. Stoce.to.1 j
opened with a long comprehensive prayer,)
a. follows, (closing it with tho Lord',
prayer :)
O r.nJ 1 n!f .k. ..v. .r
T. c . ' " "." Uettyeburg and Pennsy vania. and von
III .nirit "Tr' ,D,p,re.KB "hJfo remoter States, let m. .gain invoke
hh2TJlTr J V.l- ,h9r'.ghW benediction, .'. we p.r 0d thesJ
futlment of lbs dut.es of :his oec.sion. bollored lnl. You feel, though th.
Thou bt ordained o.ee Z ?lV! L . "5 ! W0B, to! V C"M f l.he ,h
Of the ny Government. .h;KTk T . mn 01 ,M tMt ""I tDe B,en of l
ubordtnated to Tunion ml. . V ! ,bS f Ma
if all classes, relations, ana iLr!....i!'??d lde. b' ,id " ,h Pri,0
our blended brotherho.4 of people atand
severally and thoroughly apparent in Thv
h,ik.k.. j . . " "'iridsee ot tbe battle.
presence, we trust it is because Thou hast
called us, that Tby blessing awaits us, and
that Tby designs may be embodied iu
ptaetical results' of tbe incalculable and
imperishable good. And eo with Thy
oly Apostle, aod with tbe Chureb of all
iaods and eg., w, unile j tbe i0erjp,iD .
'Blessed be God, even tbe Father of our
ood tbe God of .11 comfort, who eomforU
eti u. iu . onr tr,bulatioM, that we ma
.u e .o comtort tbem which are iu not
trniihla k- .k. . . '
S.iZS"!
nuinon of all angels in fellowship with
II saints and in sympathy with all euffer
r in remetribrsoce of Thv work. ;
, - AV IB WI1H ,
e.erence of Thy w.ys, snd io sceord.nce
"h Thv mnrA . I J .
Thy word, we love and tnagoify
Tb
re',f , r, mt,f'
rrccli0B, Tbj c;e..Jv.1
inlioite
Will
R. CORNELIUS.
gloty, Tby redeeming grace, Thy Provi
dtulU1 goodness, and tho progressive ricb-
universal and everlasting adatioiitration.
1 0 behalf of all humanity whose ideal ia
dTiue wboM , mtaotJ it Tbj iBlig,
joit) D0, WnaJe 4it ln.po is Tby image re.
ltonj ,j eap-eially io behalf of our ova
nation, whose bistor has bceo eo favored,
who., position ia so peerless, whose miss
ioo is an sublime, and whose future ia ao
,
attractive, we thank Tbee fur the unepeek-
able paticuve of Tbv compassion aod fur
the exceBmg grealuees of Thy loviog
. e
kiudu.es. lo cuulemplation of Eden,
i " " -.- .a.
I Calvary, and Ileavtn, of Christ 10 tbe
itg croM ,hf ,,,,,
God, oo tne cross aod on tbe throne 017
rucks, and remained ss firm and immova
ble aa they. In vain wera thay assaulted ;
all art, all viflleoce, all desperation failed
to dislodge them. Baffl.-d, bruised and
broken, ihoir enemies retired and disap
peared. Glory to God for the reeooel
But, Oh, the slaio, io the fresh sets and
fullness of their youag aod maoly life,
wilb susb sweet memories of father aod
mother, brother aod sister, wife and chil
dren, maiden and friends, from the coasts
beneath the Kastero star, from tbe shores
of lbs Northern Lakes and rivers. From
the homes of tbe midway aod the border,
tbey came here to die for as and for man.
kind. AUs ! haw little we can do for
them. We come with humility of prayer.
th ihe pathetic elrqueooe of venerable
i wisdom, with the tcuder beauty of poetry,
aDU coourm meir aevotioa to liberty,
, . '
religion, aod God
lion. Edward Everett then delivered
tbe Oration. He narrated tbe deeds of
tbe three days wbieb had made thia spot
honored ground denounced tbe Rebell
ion itself, io profound, logical, historical
argument acknowledged that his appre
hensions had led him "perhaps too long
to tread in the patha of hopeleas compro
mise" declared that whan th R.h.1
Uwieri wer, ,uMoed the hoBef mum
W00d t0 their allegiance, and
brotherly eonoord will prevail. W. quote
the eooclusion of bit Oration :
"And now fend. fellow-eitixen. of
dgee of the battle. You bow feel it a
new bond of union, that they (ball lay
aide by aide, till a elarion louder than
that which marshalled tbem to tbeeombat
"" eke their lumbers. God bleat
the Union J it is dearer to os for the blood
of those bravo men abed is iti defence.
Tb. spot, on wbieb they stood tnd fell ;
these pleasant heights; the fertile plain
beneath tbem ; tb. thriving village who.,
treet. so lately rang with the atrlogo din
of war ; the fields beyond tho ridgo, where
tbe aoble Reynold, held the advaooinf
foe at bay, and, while bt cave un hia
life, assured by bis forethought and .elf
tta Abwpk ofi...-rd.
ing days; ibe little atream. which wind
in gat naaCWan taaa lo. .a - . LT-L a
through the hills, on whose bank, in after
time, the wondering ploughman will turn
up, with the rude weapons of savage
warfare, the fearful missiles of modern
,r,il,,""y ' ,he Seminary ridge, the pe.cb-!
0b.rd, Ccmetcr, Culf, and Wolf Hill,
SIM
LEWISBORG, UNION CO., PA., FRIDAY,
i R mnd Top, Kittle K .'ihd Top, buuible
j nanus, henoeforward dear and famous, no
' lspsa of time, no disUtee of spsce, tb.L
! sause you to be forgitteo. "Tbe whole
: earth," said Pericles, as be stood over the
' remains of bis fellow-eitiieoa, who bad
j fallen io tbe first year of tbe Peloponoe
j sian war, "the whole eartb ia 'be eepul
i cbre of illustrious men." All time, be
j niigbl bsve added, i. the milleniutn of
their gl'ry. Surely I would do 0 injus
i tics to tbe other noble aobievemeuta of tba
' war, wbieb have ulL-eted stub honor 00
i both arms of tbe service, and have enti
tled tbe armies aud nary of tbe U tilted
State., their officers, and man, to the
warmest thanks aod tbe riebeat rewards
wbiab s grateful people eau pay. But
tbey, 1 am sure, will join u. ia e)iug, aa
we bid farewell to the dust of these
martyr-heroes, that, wheresoever through
' out the civiliiud world tbe aceounta of tbia
I great warfare are read, sod down to the
j lateat period of recorded time, iu the
1 glorioue aneals of our common country,
i tbere will be ao brighter page than that
which relates TDE BATTLES of u ITTY8-
BUBO."
The following, written by Bi.nJ. B.
French, Esq., of Wssbiogtca city, (who
composed it after reaobiog Gettyaburg,
Mr. Longfellow having failed,) was then
sung by four Baltimore gentleman, to a
most pathetic air. Tbe music the words
tbe occasion brought lean lo "many
ao eye unused to weep :"
Ti, hot r"ouS
Tht rrt, wher.. io th.tr grvfM,
W plweour Cuonlr)'s brr,
V. ho frit in KrJoj' Solj aw,
fighliug for LibTtm aa. Laws-
lt uars boup4.
flara lt th.m reft
Ael SMiumcr . Ii.at aud V. loter's sold
gball gluw aiS Iran abova tliia ooulj
A ttir.uaaaJ jr.r .haU paaa aav.
A hatioa .till aball muurn thia clay,
Which now toblart.
Ilr( b,ra thajr fi.II,
Oft tbali tbe wiSvv'a uut ba ibad
(lit .ball food .rDta mourn tuair dead,
The oriban hrr. abatl knal anl e.',
Aod mai-l-na, whera tbair lovara alaap,
I b.ir woe, snail tall.
Great 0M Id Beavenl
Shall all (hia mar blaod b ibad
hhall a. (bu. laourn our gloriou. dead-,
(lb, ahall liie .nd be wrath and woe,
Ibe kiM-ll Kraedooi'e o.arUirow
A Coantry rieea f
It will ncd bet
We trnat,i Ood 1 Tby graelans lowf
To aid ua iu aur datkaat hour.
Thle be our prefer "O father I eaTO
A people's rreodoat (Vnaa Iu gre
All ptaue to Thee!"
The tall form of President AbiAIIAM
j Lincoln waa next seen, and every sound
was husbed ss be read, slowly, distioetly,
aod in a voiee that reached every ear in
I clioed to hear, tbe followiog ahort, pithy,
j cbaraeteristie address :
Fellow Citizens ! Four score aad
aevea years ago, our father, brought forth
' upon ibis cootinsnl a new nation, couooi
! ed in liberty, and dedicated to the prop
, oaitioo that all men are created equal.
Now, we are engaged in a great oivil war,
testing whether that nation, or any
; natioa so conceived aod eo dedica
ted, can long endure. We are met on a
general battle-field of that war; we are
j met to dedicate a portion of it, aa the final
! resting place of those who here gave their
lives, tbst tbat cation might live. It ia
altogether fitting and proper that wo
should do this. But, in a Isrger sense,
we can not dedicate, we can not eooeeerate,
I we oao not ballow this ground. The brave
meo, living and dead, who struggled here,
have consecrated it, far above our poor
power to add or to detraot. Tho world
will little note, nor long remember, what
we say here, but it can never forget what
they did here. It is for us, the liviog,
rather to be dedicated here to the unfin.
ithed work thai tbey have thue far eo
nobly carried on. It ia rather for us,
here, to bo dedieatcd to tbo great task
rsmsining before ue, that from tbeae hon
ored dead we take increased devotion to
that cause for which tbey here gave the
last full measure of dsvotioa. Tbat wo
here highly resolve that these dead shall
not have died ia vain. Tbat the nation
hall, under God, have a new birth of
freedom, and tbat tho Government of Ike'
people, by the people and for tbo people,
aball not perish from the earth.
This comprehensive addresa wss tho
first to stir the applause of the measee, tad
tbe cheers given attested how wall ka bad
touehed their bssrts.
Tbe followiog wet sung (so it ia alleged)
by somebody with musie, though oot one
io a thousand seems to have known ofi t,
DIROE snog at the Coneaeratloa of th. Solttle Oeeje.
lary. ueuysburg. Pennsylvania. wote by Jamas
e). Hereival. Musk by A. Delany. Arranged Ibr band
an. vvieaa, ay a. aurgnelo.
O it la pari for oar eoaatry to die, where ranks are
contending.
Bright ia tba wreath of ear tame ; (lory .walla t Ibr
ayal
Glory, that never la dlaa, shining on with a light barer
enatng-
Olory that never shall flada, aaver, 0 never away 1
O It la tweet for onr country to die . how softly re
Warrior youth on hia Mar, wet by the tears of Ma
Wat by a anther's wars, taara; they erawa him
garlands of rosea.
Weep, one then joyously tarn, bright where be trlasitha
above.
Xot la Klyeian S.Ida, by the till ebltvtoae river,
Kot ha the la loo of tho bleat, ovor tho blue rolling ana;
Bat oa Olympian heights ahall dwell tbe devoted ferovert
I bare ahall a ramble tha good, than Ua wlae, valiant
and free.
0 than how treat for ear nemo try to die, in the front
runs 10 penen.
First with oar braaet to tha Ibe, victory's ahsat la mv
oar:
Long they a or tataee shall crown, la stage ear nvrmo-
rvehenah
Wa ahall look forth from our heaven, nleaeid the tweet
manic to hear.
Rev. Dr. Bougbter implored n bene dic
tion on the work of tho day tha Marino
Band played "Old Hundred" and Ihe
crowd passed down Cemetery Hill again.
Some nooonnlof Ibe field, and of my visit,
I may give you if I gat tha time, from
Philad. ' - w.
Somk Tuaitip. Jehn Durand, of Her
rick, presented u with a Turnip oa Mon
day last, which weighed Twelve-and-a
Half Pounds. Who can beat this. Aa
the Irishman said, "a doson oieh would be
Ihe makin of n decent msn'i mala !"
Bradford Artpu.
I. anybody in Union coun'y prepared
to beat tbe Bradford man's root ? Shall
be bippy to report them, if so, j '
AIlllISWKI
! The Wi!liamport Gazette chronicles a!
aeries nf fires wbieb occurred l hire receat
ly. Ou the 1 1 tb inst., the new Methodist
i church wis three times on fire, but eaeh '
time toe Dainea were .liinguuoe'i ueiuro
much damage was doue. The next day,
! Dickinson Seminary was fired, aad nar
rowly e tea ted dsairuetion. Aod ou ibe
undrv things. Tbeae nredu
I been advauocd every autumn of our rco
, ollection. Wo don't believe that var-
mints" know any more than men about
the wee; her or anything else.
The new American bird ?we hundred
nouud Parroti. They principally hover
about Charleston, and oocasioaally enter
j tbe dweUiogc of otliseos. Soulbero orni
! tbologists acknowledge it to be the black
I pall" Psrrolt.
Latest Krews
Victory at Chatunooga !
Despatches from Chattanooga, dated
Nov. 25, state, tbat our arm. have been
. it, : li. l.i n :.i a " - . - ... , . . l,.i. ..... - i
! oay lultowinf , a aiauia ueiuu(iuH .v ..u.K. , a ,d OB Commission. Advances msde ; acres ol Rood iirov'uu. .ow - - - , . .
Uilltaso, a duelling beIootug to John I miisi la.' Nov. SS. nS of cnltivation. prmTacMig JO ba. of wheat per FOR SALE.
;il)m.n,aud a barn owned byKdard ! . 1 acre. W"iZ'"" LL tbat wall-known Famt, erwrahiwe;
Doaa.llw.r.de..ro,.d. About tbe s.m. ( olU.t.ul, t,h,rir.Utt-a.llo I A . A. , . A.
time a wood.o building belonging lo Geo. w HEKEAd.the Hon. SAM'L awwrus. i " rr e Z "L'"' P P """ JT T? r".1 iV
Fleming took fire, but was not much dam- W frequent Judge for the 20,h Judina. , 7a7d .erLTeason.b.e. Appr XnT', Fe., C?."h'
!.a.j " District of fennsylvania, composed of tbe ; JOHN UEBaHAM. Rvey and others, and i"Mns tree TBO
,8,d- counties of Un.ou, M,tB,n and Snyder, and Elimsnarl Nov t3, Iw3w3rd impntvemeato are a food Hows. 4
Weather prophet, are prediotiai a aevsre J wstaest.. adJ Wali.e4,Ao. ! El.msp.n. Nov. .3. r-i H .e.ad other eo. .t Hv
winter, because oertai. animal. . re doing --'-.oncoun, Farm for Sale. .'.wVe. L "Z.Tn'ZZZ
engaged in a aerie, of battle, wilb Ursgg, I Iu jepeBjrue, 0f ,he United States of Araeri
and are eotirolv victorious. Geo- Hooker ca Uod save tbe Commnawealth I
I tu.. um.. u.n ail
drove tbe enemy from Lookout Mountain,
and took poesessioo, capturing about 2,500
prisoners. The enemy moved southward
ly and oocupied Missionary Ridge, a ear
Chieetnauga. They were again ataoked,
and after severe fighting wera driven from
tbe latter place aud thrown against Gan.
Sberman'e force., who opened on them,
and tbey were forced lo break, aad aeek
safety in disorded Bight down tbo western
lope of the Ridge. We have oaptured
not lest than 5,000 pruonerc, aad perhaps
10,000. Gen. Hooker ia trying lo inter
cept Ike enemy at Rossville. Forty pi,
ces of artillery were taken ; Hooker oap
tured five boiea af new muskets on Look
out Mountain. Wo arc in entire possess
ion of tbo field, and bave control of Ihe
railroad and river to Bridgeport. Our
loss has not bseo definitely .soertained,
but is elated at 300 killed and 2,500
wounded.
OSeial despatch, received at Wash-
ingion on the 26th .tatc that Bragg is on
tbe retreat, aad onr forese are in pursuit.
Tbe following has been received, addresa-
ed 10 Qea. Halleok :
n ac ,i,i...
Chattanooga, Not. 25. Although
the battle last-d from early dawn to dark
this evening, I believe I am not premature
in nnfimineinw a aomnlete viotorv ovor :
Hragg. Lookout MuoUin Top, all tbe
rifle pit. in Chattanooga Valley, and
Missionary ilidge eotire, nave Been carri
ed, and are now held by ne.
U.S. GRANT, Mej. Gen.
WAsnirioTow, Nor. 26. Offici.I infor
mation from Oen. Huroside down to the
23d inst., induce, the belief that he ia
cafe. He will be supplied aod reinforced.
Onr Tbanki.
A meeting of tho members of Co. H,
let -rovoet Battalion. S Mo. Pa. Vola.. wa. hell at hvaS-'
aiMrreva. Carao Ci.faent. Lewi.hurc. Pa.oa (be 'id in.t.
which waa orgaataed by calling Cayt William M.Scbrock
to the chair, and er.pniotinjt Lieut. John M. Schrocfc
VIra rreeliieut. and Sergt. J. K. Millar SVcrvt.ry
On motlow of B. V. Snvder, Lieut. Silfeoua Tbamaa.
SergU. II. U. Sim and A K. Humbert, wore appointed
a committee on reanlutinue, who reported the billowing,
wbtrb were unaahttow.ly adopted
Whereait. It baa pleeard an all wlee ProvidoBea to
afflict a nomher of onr men by dieeaae; th.r.Sre
Keaolved, That we aubmtt ia aorrow to tba afflicting
vieitatfoa of Prevtdeooa.
3. That Mrs Moaerr and Mra. WHore havo onr
alnorra thank, for their kindneaa manlfeated in behalf
of onr eick, by faralahingoomnirtabw luartere and klad
treatment. .. .
S. That tha ladles of Lewisburg. generally, have ooi
thanba for tha many kind Mia la mialaunng to ear
tick in camp. . . .
4. That tha Htlaena of lawleburg rlnva monilsetrt
their loyalty arnl leally to tbo Canatllnttoa by their
any hnepitalittee toward, tha oompany durlag oar
abort etav with them. . .
5. Thatwa rejotoe (hat tho eWvenaof Lawlaborg have
no eymptthy with Aorrtrru OipwcrWr. who, alike
with Southern Traitor., teak to deetroy our onee happy
and pToenevoiie Union.
a. That (he reflection of Preeldent Lincoln ikr tba
enaolog term would he hailed bv all loyal eltlaenaaatha
death blow to the en-called goathera ronfedereey.
T. That the proceedtnge af thia meeting he publUhcd
In tba Lawlaburg CVimtcte.
Corrected Wtckfy
Wheat,
Rye
Corn, old
Oata
Flaxseed
Dried Apples
FirkinButtcr
Fresh Butter..
1,50 Eggs
1,05 Tallow
1,00 Lard
20
.. 10
... 10
...6,75
70
... 50
8
6
....13
70
Clover teed..
Wool
Potatoes
Shoulder
Ribs & Sides
2,00
51b
18
25
Raae 4. 5. and 6 Ham
Barley 90 to 11,00 Country Soap 4 & 6
taARRSfiOa
By T. C. IT. Letnbach. ISth IneL, ITltVIlT FArST
aad Mias SARAII rhBDRRICK, both or BuOaloa Twp.
By tba tama.iath Inst., ItRItRT RO0TI9. of Shlp
bcnibnrg. and Mist BLLE7I WIIBRLRR, othl place.
In Rtehlaod Center, Wlamntla. on tho let lort., by Rev.
J. H. Mather. WILLIAM BARNVH orn.rton. nd UlM
ADA M. eldcat daaghtar of U. W. Frioa, formerly of I
Lowieburg. j
In Rellnaarova. on tha 2Sth tort., hv Rav. S. Domer.
8. r. OKXttORf and Mias A5NIB KXIGHT, both of
Seltntgrovw.
DlCTJ,
In lewla township, ISth Inat, SAMCIL SWKNOKt,
aged Sa yoara, S toealaa and 3daya.
Ia MHWaharg, 14th lawt, Mrs. WALBORS, aged SJ
year and S atontbs.
In Danville, SDth Intt, RT.TZABRTTI, wilb of Mark
Myers, in her 64th year. Alee, 24 inat., BoruIA, nib
of John Uorn, ia herSOth year.
CAUTION. V. hereby caution the publ ic
against negotiating a note drawn bv
A...!w U.ir. ax " i
aavg S'w w ws UTtwj ABsaa urn wwuga., V,s . vBk (Al (.( a
date, dated Nov. IT. f63, for the sum of
$45.00. As I bave received no consideration
for the Bote,-1 will not pay the same.
X FRANK KEEN AN.
FOR SALS.
A YOKE of first
ma. hwaww -.ll.Krnlre i
A worlnneOXE
, V ' ,
.Not S? FHANCW WILSON
--
NOV. 27, 1863.
A. ELTON cVCo.,
Commission lUmuants,
sari lealm la
Leather, Sumac, Sluef and Calf Skin,
Fbsiaapipnia.
IH63, and lo me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans' Court, Conn of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer, and General Quarter Sesicns
at LEWI BURG, for the county of UNION,
on the Third Monday of DEC (being th.
Sllst day) and to continue one week.
.Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor-
oner, JttNlicea of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Union, lo appear in their
own proper per von t with their records, tsuui-
anions, examinations and other remembrances
to do those things which of iheir offices and in
lueir DehAla appertain to oe none , req an v, n -
nesses and other persons prosecuur.g io belialf
of the Commonwealth agaitst any peri.ua rr
nersons. are reqatred to be tln and there
j attending;, aud not depart without leave at their
peril, jurors are reiiueiiru iu uc puutvu' iw
their attendance at the appointed time ag:era
ble to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher
iffs OtHce in Lewisburg, the ltiib day cf
u . . . . amrt . . k. Q..L f i V-
a., r. ald sum i . oueria
REGISTER'S NOTICK.
"VTOTICE is hereby given, to all concerned,
that the following named persons have
scaled their accounts in the Register's Office
al Lewisburg, Union county, and that th.
said accounts will be presented for confirm-
ation and allowance at the Orphan.' Court
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county of
Union, on tbe third MONDAY of December
next, being the 511st day of said month, viz :
1. The first aud final account of William
Spans. Guardian of Sarah Kurtz, a minor
daughter of Stephen Kuril, and legatee of
Jacob Boyer, dee'd.
3. The first account of John O. Boggs,
executor of Maria Jf. Urmham, late ef Lewis
burg, dee'd.
9. The account of William Young, ad
ministrator of AoroAam Spigtlm'ytr, late of
Buffaloe township, dee'd.
4. The final account of Franklin and Isaac
I Hummel, administrators of Hamuli Hummtl,
late of Union township, dec d.
6. Tbe final acconni of Noah R. Zimmer
man, administrator of John Kuhtl, late of
Buffaloe township, dee'd.
6. Tb. account of George Hill, adminis
trator of John FUhcr, late of Brady lownahip.
dec d
7. The account of George Dreisba.h.
, guardian of Henry Bak. one of the children
Umc L- B"k Ul of Mlm-
r. ' The account of George Dreisbach.
guardian of Mart; C. Brek, one of the minor
children of Isaac L. Beck, lata of Miifiinburg,
drcU "
9. The .Ceonni of John Reber. late of the
borough of Mitllinburg. dee'd, who was the
ex.cutor or tbe last will
and testament of
Laae L. Beck, late of the same borough, de-
eeased, as exhibited by Daniel Reber and
rTnnra Kk..lrl.r .itminiitnlnn nf lhotarai
! nf ihcai.i Ji.hn Rhr H.epiuit. ,nfar atll.
had administered the estate of his testator at
his death.
GRIGGS MARSH. Dep'y Register.
Register's Office, Lewisburg, Nov. 19. IPCS
ESTRATS.
G"
AME to tbe premises of Ibe
subscriber, in Lewis township.
Union Co.. about two months ago,,
1?. 7..?r
two white SHEEP a Buck and a
" Kl V.!
pay cn.i5rji " -"y v. kikj
ill
be disposed ol according to law.
Nov.l6,1863pd JACOB SPIGELMYER.
PHILIP GOODMAN,
Clothing Manufacturer,
AND DKALRR 15
QHNTS' FUKlalSHLNG GOODS, fcc,
Opposite Iletzcl's Hotel,
.cwlnbura:, t'nlon Co., Pa,
JTEEPS constantly oa hand a large stock
CLOTHS, CASSIJtEUL'S,
SATTINETS, VESTIXG3, &c.
Garments Cut by a skilful Cutler. Men
and Boys' Clothing made to order. 1022
THE subscriber has opened a
Family Grocer More
in Mrs. Crier's Building, East end of Market
street, Sooth side.where he has .good stork cf
TEAS,COFFEE, SPICES, SVG AHS,
MOLASSES, fc
TOBACCO AND
ftlitAHH.
Butter, Eggt, ke. kc.
Which are offered CHEAP FCX CASH tj
JOSEPH ECKBERT, Agent
Lewisburg, Nov. 9, 1863
Auditor Notice.
IN the Orphana' Court for ihe eoontv of
Union Estate of Wimisi Tata, late
of Hartley township in said county, dee'd.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to make
distribution of the balance in the hands of
Samuel C. Tate and Robert Foster. Adminis
trators of the estate of said decedent, will meet
all parties interested for the purpose of his
appointment on Friday, the llth day of Dec
ember, 1863, at I o'clock. P M, at his Office
in L.wisburg. JOHN B. UN N, Auditor
THE RURAL ABERI0ABL
rt But Vnfn far Jwrmera aaX yvvnf Ormnn tight
Jhllart Ycminmar anlg Tvtntjf eAiorvVvt I
I
WANT 10,000 club agents to circulate the
Rural American, t'tica, N. Y. Volume
HI commences January 1st, l4. Paper
free in club subscribers in December. This
is decidedly ihe best and cheapest farmer's
na lrn" rower PaP" ta "l"ence-
' r'f. "d L"0"1! l?.."".,c"
f UlsJ nHT ts)K ArH 1. r.O KDOWj v ""-.77 . T
of all oioenee. or One Dollar worth of Buaeell'e llreat
PtoliBc i-trawbany Manta (ho largeet aad moel ; pro-
dnctivo la tho world, many or -nice ar -' J
large aa bene1 etga! oMrEvery pereon who romrte SI
: ,V . .i n. ,n j.nuarv next, and thro'
lSi',4. riamplo oopiea eeni rrao w. . 'ty"---- -
fall detaiio syoetuwiy I eovrue, aret i-""-- .
ter. and other clot .eavnu ,f
counter. BII1HT Oi.l.LAS in preoiioma awovery emn
of T-entv .orrwlb.r.1 I have an lme-.u iy or
eK.lceM grapevin . allot luv arero aa rv ( i
roe ,inFnr. . . . . - ----
Adireai r. B. MI.R, Clinton, uneioavo,.- .
J.IVUW .; . ...... v.iJi r-. ' , :- ,- IOO
"THE UNION," established in lSU--Hwle No- 2,644.
"CHRONICLE," estaMFsbed in 1S43 Whole No., 1,023.
Heal Estate.
AT FfAlv'ATE SILK.
rpHE subscriber offers hi valuable proper
I iv situate al Elim'port, l.rc Co., on
the public road Irairiuw from Lewisburg- to
Jersey Shore aad Wiiliarotport, six unlet
aoont a
i ranuE aoata-west Quarter of section 17, 1
town s7, north range a, eat .f the 4ih
priQcipal meridian. Tbe said Farm lies
! ., ,,. .. -...t, nf um cit nf
j tWO BUM Ortt 0 ft C"J 01
rittrt, IB StnpbeMOa CO., WlnOlS,
has aboot Porly Acres nnder eoltivaiiim.ariib
. House andotherOuibuilrtines; is watered
j by one of tb. must beautiful Springs in the
coaaty, and the balance of Ihe tract is covered
, Dy a thrifty growth of timber,
I Every acre of Ihe farm is susceptible of
1 cultivation, and waen suusdij nnpruvru
would make one of tbe moat inviting resi
dencet ia Illinois.
For particularsenquire of Francis Wilson,
i f Lewisburg, Pa., baru'l B H.irris, of Free
purt, 111., or tbe subscriber., at Savanna. 111.
E. CHAMBEKLLN.
Nov. SO, 1 S63 U H. BO W EN .
Farm and Woodland for Sale.
ON Tuesday tbe 1st Dec, I will rnvr at
publi: sale, on tbe premises near Kelly X
Roads, mv Farm of 7S Acres limestone grav
el land, all under ealtivalicn, and having on I
mil a two-storey veaiber boardei Log j
Ho ewe. Log Barn 35 hr S3 feel, and
suitable OufbtfiMfngs", There is a good Or
chard, two Springs on tbe place, and rnsnicg
: water through it. ,
; Also a tract of 26 Acres Woodland, aboot
j . mile from the Farm
(tale at 1 P. M .. when terms will be made
known br ABRAHAM LEIB.
Kelly tp, Nov. 17. 1S63 pd
HOUSE &. WAGON MAKER'S SHOP
FOR RENT from lot April next.f
The pruoenv is al the corner nearSoJ.
the Fair Ground Tollhouse, one mile frort
Lewisburg. There is a Paint room attached
lo the shop where Wagons and Buggies have
heed marfe. Over as acre of eround is at-
tached'iotbe House.and comprises a Garden,)
and Fruit Trees. (The Blacksmith shop ;
attached is rented.)
FRANCIS WILSON
Buffaloe Twp.Nuv. 17,
1S63
PUBLIC SALE.
WILT, be offered at sale, on the premises
of tbe late Jkii Ktsrsa, in While
Deer Twp, Union Co, oa
Satcbdat, 2Ut Not. 1863,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A M. the Farm
f 104S ACre?9 more or less, of Limestone
soil, adjoining land, of Urbanus Ranck. David
ssamaeyana otnersooui so acres uunrrgoou i cob'guea uni iietr uu. by en bottle or quantify.
cultivation, and 20 well timbered. Tbere is 1 "
a two-storey frame log House, weather .s-eA, boaps ! Soaps I for W asbing, SLftT
boarded, frame Barn. Outbuildings. anlsl f removing Cir-n, and (or Vental aurvonva.
Orchard, aad a good Sprinz of water, on ibe
farm.
Also a Rifle, a Copper aod an Iron Ken!e.
Conking Stove and Pipe. 6 scaps of Bees, 3
Fox 1'raps, Looking Glass and other Personal
' Property. Terms made known at sale by
I MARTIN KEEFKR.
White Deer, Oct. 31. for tbe Heirs
Adjouracd
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
BY virtue of an orderof the Orphans" Loort
of Union county, will be sold ai Public
sale, on the premises, Tburoday, 111b
D?Q. IScia, at 1 P M, the following described
Real Estate s
tio. I, all that certain tract of land, situate
iu White Deer township, I'nion connty.
bonndrd by lands of Jacob Stall!, Paul Die'l
fenderfer. Samuel Gemberlinj, Joseph Kline.
Widow Robins, and others, containing 100
Acres more or less, having thereon erected
two Dwelling Houses, Barn, and other out
buildings, with the appurtenances.
Ao 2, all that certain lot of gronnd situate
in th. town of New Columbia, numbered in
the t"wn-plan of said town No 2, adjoining,
Lot o 1 on the south. W ater street on the
west, and the 8usquehanna river on the east,
containing one fourth of an acre moreqr less,
with Ihe appurtenances.
Terms and conditions made known at sale
by THOMAS ARBLXKI.E.
Administrator of Dtvtn Sixriaa, dee'd
Valuable Farm and Business Stand
FOR SALE, situate in Lewis township.
Union Co, Penn'a. containing 110
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres of
flood limber, thesernainder clear and in a
good state of cnltivation. On it are erected a
food Bank Barn, a large two storey Dwelling
House. Spring House and oiher ont buildings,
a large Orchard, and never failing water in
the barnyard. About half the farm is Lime
stone ground.
Also another tract of land, adjoining; the
above farm, containing sbout 38 Acres all
cleared, on which are erected a new Foundry
and .Machine Shop cu feet by 30 feet, three
.inn.. h,ah wr.lh a Block Mmith hne. Ac
I .....j l. .. . u, i-. ' r .
attached. It contains a rtteam Etigine of lea
horse power, turning lathes, drills, saws. (both
circular and nnrishl.l elaner. and a vanetv
, rf mols belonging 10 a Machine bhop. Also
three good dwelling houses, aa excellent
spnng or never tailing water, and a small
Orchard of choice fruit.
This property would make also an e tr el
lent Tannery, being situaietl in a good coun-
. . t i. --j j . ,
y lur nan, aim poon waier nanny io liie
buildintT, which can be piped into the building
with but li'lle entl A line hnln.ti
wim out ii. tie cost, a targe oasiness in
manniactoring tiover nniiers aas reen oar-
ried un by this establihinent. It will be sold j
to suit purchasers, with as mnch of ib. Ma-;
ebinery as the buyer may want. For further
particulars, apply to the subscribers residing
on and near the above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERS.
GEO. W. MYERS.
An. 4 Attorneys in fsct of Christian Re if
Farms for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for ssle at Private
Sale Two Faroe a situated near the
boroegh of Hartleton.
One in Hartley township, containing a be at
jftO Acrea, adjoining lands of Jaeob Fees,
Jacob smith aad others, with a good Honse,
Barn, aad- other buildings ihereoo.
The other ia Lewis towaship.'eontaining
about 130 Acrea, with new Brick Hon.
Bang- Barn and other Outbuildings, ailininiag
, . f . h,,...- tv, ur..ir ...I
" " ""
For further information, inquire of the
... ... ...... n ,
snovrnoer. resintng m ri aniey rownsnip. or
c H.wrrt Hat VI E.-a II HartleMn t r..li:h
i Oct. U
R. V. B. LINCOLN
mm
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
FOR MALE. Thai .ear. wvll-bnhvvav
twn-storer.di.aWe Bnr.li I sj
with an Oil Kitchen. a4 Bitu on tba pcrgau
es at the wen ervt of Market St. I.ewiahasf,
between 7th and h Sis. There is a Wall m
ibe Lot. and all kind of food flail Treea
i u
I1
inr. l.ol 74 feel Ironi.
June REt BEN aril Pan.
r I I acres in Holder, me values eioejrwa
ssd in a good state f cnlrivalioa.
Alr the? half of a lot of ground , tcatwa
oo the Limestone idge, .rtj unrnft asaA
George Rub! and others and coatauaiag aboal
80 perches.
For fanher partianlarv. eutftstve ef Wa. SJL
Shiti, on tbe preaaises, or of
JACOB Sl'lCELMOTKK.
iFor Suit,
A DOUBLE HOUSE, ('rtb tot) aailablaj
fur two families. It n aitoatad vm
Jior.h Foorih street. J'nf re are a gm.d at",
ble ai.d other outuuudings. and a navar (ai.
ing well of water on the premises. TjT pal
Itculars aad terms enquire of
ADAM BEAT1R
Lewisbarj, April 24, IH63. if
m uu,
TWO desirable BUILDING LOTletteafaj
on Brnwo street. (Kiver riAtJ.J Lewia
burg. Inquire of H. GEKHAKT, Sd at. aeac
Market June 17
FOR RENT.
TWUteTOBEY Brick HtlUSE andaav
LOT oa North Feunh street. I an i
March I. 'ext. H. P. SUKLLtK.
A Salvo for l'lles.
HAVE on band for sale, ai tfr erate pr
pot, a CERTAIN CURB ft Ibat distrac
I
ting disease. It is t ord pr para iron, tons;
tested, which I never knew to fail, aad I eaw
give names of persons cured to those akMg
,U CHARLES MACS
River Road. Lewishorg. SepL 3
For sale also at Goodman,' Store
llomrnnih eTI'ril''' wltnra0!
lUaiUIUUlH UlU SWIW
BENNETT BRO'S,
anecoatore oT f..Cauwcu.
MOST respectfully inform the publie that
I bey have assumed control ot Ihe abwvw
evtaoit.'hmeat, aud just ree'd a fresh awppif
of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, White Lead,
Varnishes, Putty, Glass. Coal Oil, Machiaw
Oil, Pure Spices, Dyestuffs, Ac.
Toilet Articles, a fine as.or'ment
Cxtra-U of Ueriieou'e. Haul',, Uawley'e. tilenn'a, .aain'.
n.l Ml.. muLbrtu-r.. Aiao a In. .nil -. .f
Pocket Books, Purses, Port Folios,
Combe, Brucbeo, rVicket Kntvee, Peiaeove of amalteam
and kiigwa manufacture, .Hiii.B.iy, choose Cafara aatt
lobeoco. .
Lamps !
rioid.
Lamps!! Coal Oil, and
Liquid Rennet, Cox's .Sparkling
(eelatiae (or making deiick.aedaorta.riavoriag i,
Vauiiia,OraaMe, L moo. Pea. h, Almund. Wu(ineg.toierw
Ac Aiao many other preparatione uw culinaxy , arp ...
Vines and Liquors esprcssly for
Medseinal porpoeeo. rhywciami and patiantB deaifliig a
irood 'luahty, would do w.ll to call bvture puraUaaiaa
laewhera.
We are ellin?, at very low rates.
gallon, half gallon, and quart Spicing Jam.
Onr Tinctures, Syrups, Ointment.
and other fbarmaeniticai prrparauaoa, are manametw
red by onr-elvcti.from puxedruga, aadare wuraated aa
bo or officinal atreagth.
CP"The janior member of ihe Arm having
attended tbe College of Pharmacy, and had a
number ol year' experience in the Urog and
Prescnpiion business, both in the country and
Phllade.phia. levels competent la eomnunnrf
I any prescription that the Physicians or public,
j may favor ihem with.
We invite a call, feeling- confident that wa
can supply ihe wants of ail, on terms in their
satisfaction. . G. BENNETT.
Lewisiurg, Oct 30. W. A. BENNETT
VENDUE CRYER. -
HAVING made application for
Litem ta cry TeNdaes,
tne subscriber is prepared lo attend to .alia
iu that line. Terms moderate.
DANIEL M. RENNER
Buffaloe Twp, Oct- 6, 18(3 w
Estate of Jacob Verger.
c rw i Notice of Partition of Estate of
1 1. .. Jacob Yerger, iate of the Borough
( w J of Hattieton, dee'd.
A Writ of Partition or thi Real E-titc of Jacob Tarr,
late of the buroozh of Hartieta. Cmon evanlv. ac d,
waned out t tbe orphan' court boM at Lewu'ourg In
and for eald county of Union, the lb'djy of cvpwn:!.-?
A. I), ism, and la WM .1 reeved, eettroi forth that th.
I aforesaid Jacob Yenrer.did. uo tba tub JnilJ-.l,. .
I l , !), make hlela-t will tnd Mtemeotiu wiikb h
ide a diepneltlon of the srr. .L-r aart af bu real MUla
Sard will waeduly peered beloro the ResMtrr ol Cna.ni
ooumy, aad letterateatameolnry tewd to John Y.rc-v
aod Lfwia Iirn-r. tho eaecuu.ra tbervia aaawd. Ibaa
aud te.Uktor left umue six chiiJren lrvng. lo wit: John,
reaidlug la tha boroogh of Hartieeov.. in aaid eowat.
Sdward. rceldina in Lcwls townaoip. in aaid eoua(y
Ce'.liarioe. Intermarried oi'h !hnco llauot. rc.iding im
Trevortow, Morthumberlend eouoly; Lewie, ale reeMV
ina In aaid boroucb of liarll.un; end r.ml.y Azalea.
t r-tdin m eaid boroah. bo wine a minor aod having
! Iiaaiai Lena Ibr her guardian; awl tbo Irene af two)
. aVeraaed dauchtcrs to wif hi dao8ler Snlia Anm,
1 dc d, u married flr.l to Jha INacaiord.and had by
him iwue lour children, to wit : e.mu.1 BlackAwd wbei
to n.,,,., tr.wn.bip. John aiarkford wbe
rcidee ra-Juninta county. Uaronno waa laiatwrmaTrtool
witb JiKvfaRrrm.r au.i reside, in lillbeiiw.Cvwtro Co
and Chctv iotermarried wi(h William Baker aod re-
aideaia Mi Jdleburg. Border eoontv. and after the link
of aaid John Blftrkftd,MKl Julia Ann, late Julia Aawj
Terger, married Jeeee Sampe.1, af aaid borowwh of llae
tietou, by wbom ebo ba.1 ia.no two ohildreo, to wMl
Mary .4am owl and !avillar!amp.l,wbeare both avjoavr.
and havo Sdward Terser tor sheer guardian ; aad ehoi
other dreeeaed daughter of eaid te(a(or. Klianbeah, aha
waa intermarried with Wm. L. Mnaeer, and UM tjeno
daothtor named Bmojn, who m a minor ovev trearteonj
year, of ago and haa no guardian. - And twrtbrr no
represent, that hia nam tatVr died Mixed ef SAe know
ing deaetibed rani aetata, of which ho dvtoom no notion
of in eatd laet will and teetament. to wit: a liaieerere
quarry, aitaate in Lewie towoabbp, Itoiow oonntv. Iw
n-la in width and etx rode lontdjoiniag land el (.core
RroWhrr. Jamb llilhi.h anil tbe Public rood : aleo tbo
wnditioVd half part of a Iran ef timber lead etteate la
Lewis towuabip, Uai..n eonoly. containing .isty eight
acrra atom ar loot, adjoining made of Anlboov Le-vre.
John and leaao KeUb. Jacob Free, wad Bulmlo Mooaa.
ain; and alao a treat of lead rtluelv in Hartley town
hip, I'nion oonntv. beiug improved land, ootaiwioe
thirty-niuo acrea ejore or Urm. aiUmoiag laada ot Dool
Slrouao, Mark Ualipenay, Henry LeU.be w, and Oavi.
'lTIi:R i harehy given te tbo be ire tnd artel I reooa.
ern(otie.or ItanUli of lh af..nal Jamb v-nier.
. ..... k - .... ,L veluet.eoi
fneco. toat an ,o.ue.. r V ,, .
of the ahdve dearnted r I eetale. will eo beM en laa
premier, oa Tae.v. the MH-T of . V''"!
iomert at the puldu- b. of Wm u oltjn lh-hevnaga,
1 .rf U.,,1-1.... e..nntv f .reeoel. al l..rbvh.A. M.