ill!
mi
Diii
l;IIWlwjJjIo
IiIE L'M'-'N." estaSlisieJ in I SI t Whole So- 2,615.
V.'OHDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, DEC. 1, 18C3.
niROX'Or.E." eslaMMeJ in lSWaule No, 1,024.
(f 1.50 per ifnr, aiuays in abiicc.
rrr.u-ni:D sii-:f KLT
Toey V.rnin & Friday Afternoon
Ann til .V",fT. 'V
-IXUl" l
cmirreading them.
Waot.FsoMB l.j Geo. Thomas bu
iasoed General Orders di-booor.bly dis-
. . . P ... ,;, 15 Cin.
" V-"ri
..iui-, . - c
for various offeoces.ioeludiog drunkenness,
feigniog sickness spreading f.lse rumor.,
Bermittini! moo ti plunder, misbehavior io
Lot of .be BCt, ibeful eowtrdiee,
iroot 01 me rBe .!
grow disloytlty, a.-nooe. pr.c.c, -u-
CDJuctaubecomiog officer, tod gentlemen,
. . . v,f5oo. noli -
F-liangiioF, b m . .
ay, wtt this vetr ptrticipt'ed io, we De-
liee, by til the loyal Sutes, the Gofer
Bors concurring io the day suggested by
ih Pri.inL Kidioff that day from
...... . J:!
J'b.ladelpb.. to li.msourg, o, n..oB
and Lebanon, we bad oec.M.m to observe
the nnwooted CLtsation from buines,and
,b. popular observance of the day-some
of tbe farming population paying it tbe
least reepfct, probably for the reason that
tbey "dou't take tbe papers.'
Very generally, tbe occasion was impro
ved for tbe collection of n.eaus to comfort
our soldiers ani tailors, and those suffering
from the barbarities of Uebcl prifoos io
particular. Io I'bil.d., at the principal
meeting in an Episcopal house for that
purpne,aboa' $13,009 were realized. In
the Locust i. M. K Cbapel in Harris-
burg, j rou were ootainea, at a meeting
yr.M.i. d uvrr Lv liov Curtio. and address-
ed by lt-v. Me-.-n Lrp'irt and Patterson,
of the Tulad. Ohrictian Commission. The
latter gentleman, io detailing 60.ne of tbe
inbuuian atrocitioji t racticd by the lleb-
els upon rur prisoners at Richmond, men- i
tiooed tbe case of Alfred Cildwell, of j
Milton, who wat imorc thoiie returned to
.1 1 ' - ; -...ln..t.n , Un l . .1 K... n
, , ' . , ,
to starved and abused that eve. youthful
wgor eouia not ne raiiien, ana, tru.ung
and bopinc io Gd, he died in bis mother's
arms another martyr to tbe cause of
p;-i. Thia ..n, m.n t,t. to he
- ' v J ?
one of Ihe graudeoos of tbe late Uriah
Si!4.y, of Keily Tp ) Tbe gentlemen
speakers bad cot 6 fence that tbe Rebels ,
ould honorably appropriate, Io our im-
rri-ooed btetbreo, the clothing and food
11 r. .v.. a. I i
sent especially for that purpose, tnd (al-
thousb some thirk tboe Sends will steal
.. r : . . - r.;..ni9. ...
all or a poruou ot II, W ip
...j:. - f,..rt t,rt Istcs amounts of tbe
ru"'"r .:ry..- !u . . ....
best ul cverTining lor tue wiuu vi i
brothers to aS cion.
Last Slate Election.
On tbe 19'b ult. occurred the last
Election of the loyal State, for 1863.
uu. jc-u E'rt ,uc " a. j
ted 10 A Jajii'r!.tiaD GoTcrnor (Mr.
Cacnoo) bv a liule over 100 mnj , and an ;
irn rtraccmtn f'Mf Tf ftl Ttl fc I
, , ,n t
a litflA nmier IMI mm Ilr. JemPle'
having died, especial election was ordered. 1 when she was married which wat not
Tbe friends of tbe Government took up made by berself! Nor was she compelled
Nathaniel B. Smitbers, once a resident in by necessity or poverty to make this exhi
Penn'a, and graduate of Dickinson College, ; bition of ber independence. She did it for
who stamped tbe State, and was aided by j ibe purpose of showing to the world how
Judge bleliey aod others from Pennsylva-;
nia and other Stares, on tbe Emancipation
aod Administration platform. Tbe Oppo
sition took np Cbarles Hrown, late a lead
ing Democratic politician in Pbilad., and
did what tbey could for biro, lie called
himself a Delaware Pesee Democrat no
VU.e n.mn.p.1 tif anw Inrr Tf tha llffht
... . c. . ... . . f. . I
of tbe other State Elections, aod of the
..... , , lnnn, annn
canvass fwhich showed from 1000 to 2000 ;
y . i
maj. for Smithers.) on tbe eve of election,
the Opposition iriihdrca Droycn from, the -
contctt, oa tbe pretence that a test oath to ;
rapport the U.S. Government was illegal l!
The friends of Smithers bad ao difficult, ;
... . . .i l -
l Uk'"g Lh ",th,.""-d eoo:cfleBtlJ h j
elected by 7000 majority bis vote (wbieb
was lighter than it would have been oa a
contested poll) beicg about as large as any
ever cast ia Ibe Slate.
Tbis Election closes the series of almost
nnbrcken civil victories.
It gives bope of ,
the complete transforma'ioa of Delaware
ioto a Free Slate, aod assures her rote oa !
tbe rifbt aid. for next President in en. i
contingency.
SlGNiriCANT A Kentorkv
pacer
' i
says: "At no period since the rebellion :
broke out nas there been so many deter-
lions of Kentnckians from the ranks of !
tbe enemy ts at present. We are eon.
.'...,, .,.,i.r .1 KM ..Hi aaak, ,
i .1. . ..j :
au aucir suuiaa, id iuib iuu awjoioing
u.o .u u BM.JUIUIDBT
.1 . ..tl.
eonnties, willing to tat
anrthinir elae an that t
.......i.,,,,
invthinff else, so that tbev may be alio. 1
ed to remain. Five reached tbe little !
town of Walton, Boone eonnty, ia one
day laat week, tnd they report large num
bers of ethers on the way."
A Rebel deserter at Newton Haailtoa
was persuade! to vote for the Copperheads,
got into qaarrels, brought the lew oa bie !
betd, and bis "friends" let him lie ia Jail andertook te furnish pure coffee for army
at Lewistown. nse, failed ia furnishing the stipulated
Gen. Burnside has been relieved of tbe YF?? l"nt h
Army in East Tennes.ee, at bit .. re-1 t JU: .Ha M CoUT)
V. and Gen. Foster, lately ia enmma.d j M.wt"1'. M Jeara'
Fortress Monroe, has been ordered to ,0om ,B Stote PfM0B
U" b' P',f"- A nasaenoar who arrival in Halifar a
Ir. R. S. Siminrion baa been sonointed !
o Eistnining Surgeon fr Montour nana-1
XJ An excellent appointment i
Rptrnlstions. Concerning Enrolments.
WAtDtrxnixrr. 1
Ptcraar nHi.'sOi rifle, V
w.imiftoD, sot. it, iui j
CIRCULAR Now 101. A complaints
have be"o made that errors nave occurred
intheenrn!n1e0tofthe0.M ,.lfurceb,
i addition of names of persons who, by
reason of !ieBge, ind for other causes,
' ...
ought Dot to Dave ueeu nn.
I ' t.l. L. ik. H.napt mart t a h n it I.i
" o"'ru'0 i""
! h"V"h 'l"0.""!
,io oraer to an iuii a..-.,
; j hereb, otdvTtit
1. Toe Board of Enrollment of etch
I di.triel shall be-e printed lists of the
' rr,idce" f. P0"
rolled in etch iobdistnct preptred tod
, ex d fi) bhe ,ieWf in ie,it fife
j t ; MC (ob.dil,ric,i ,nd in .ny
! mo" he Bo,rd deem oec'ry -
, .jn be nlteed upuo tbc.e liau io
, ....l.i,-.:-,) ord...
2. I'oblie ootica wi.l De gien oy ta-
ertisetneot upon the liet of o.me tnd in
the newspapers, that any persio
enrolled
may appear before tbe Board and cum
, -rr--- - -
; tg Mtj8f0tioo of th- Bo,rd
i . . . , t be ,be iine
, fited fof next d f lubl t0 militarT
o.d' non-residence : third uoeuitableoess
of aee; fourth, manifest permanent pby-
sical disability.
3. Persons who may be erjpnixant of
j any other person liable to military duty,
whose name doe not appear npoo the
II - l:..a ... .lft..Aaia.J tt. wtnltfo
7 .; 4 ,v T K .h.M hi,.
ih. Kmr.l nf h.nrni! m m. t . mnn abail thra.
... ....... . ,
iirtnn Hirept the enrttllinir ofEcer of tbe
sub-district in which the parties reside, to
ascertain tbe facts and enroll tbe persons
so reported if tbev are found to besubirc:
, ,0 enrollment. These may avail them-
avail the
selves of tbe crivileee of appearing, as
selves of tbe privilege of appearing, as
specified in paragraph one, as if tbey bad
been originally enrolled.
4. Boards of enrollment will use all
diligence io collecting the necessary infor-
matioo and making the requisite ootea to
perfect the enrollment list.
.
0. ISoardt of Enrollment will near
Mi.'Zl.. elected Justice, -il.
imber, 1S63, after which no take bis seat in place of Lowrie, this
caaeg as prov
.A.l l 1
uio oi 1'fcemoer,
! cases will be beard. As soon at possible
i lh fler , , cf prfipo.ed corrections
mUi be mtia 00t eeordiDg , ,he printed
. instructions, and transmitted to the Pro-
: vost Marshal General
' 1 he nsmes and residence of those pro
Tbe nsmes and residence of those
.....i ir . -,ij .a ;n h.
, o.Mid.iI .nroll.
I ,,, ,if, 7foro 37 ,Dd 38,1 and trans-
milted to tbe Provost Marshal General
fur the purpose of correcting the lists on
"le- James ft. tRY,
Provost Marelal General,
a Bride Worth Havlnc.
m.. .. . ... r. .. .
jne HocgogHam (V a ) li'yiUer pun-
!:.,.. ; .( 1 I ..a V
" .. : :..
, Boiler, the Oauguter 01 a wetltcy Itrmer
, ia that eonnty, and adds :
She was what we would call 'an tnde-
' : pendsot girl,' enre enough. Her bridal
outfit was all made with ber own hands,
from her br-autiful and elegant straw bat
uuwd w iu. uisBUMTiue gun era hjjhu uor
feet j Hero wo delicate hands ppao tod
V0Te the material of which ber wedding-
elaAoa - w. A e -.1 - . -! le i.a. wwa-reA mix
...... . i
that the hnil nmhin. nana hep Iwrinn
independent Southern girls are."
Tbe Massachusetts volunteers, under j layers, tbe top of six, the remainder of
the bounty act just published by tbe ' seven eteh ; for howitzer it contains forty
General Court, will be tbe best paid troops eight small iron balls ia four layers of
io tbe world. The amount of bounty and j twelve each ; for tbe same calibre yoa will
pay to be received for three years' eerviee, sea that the ease for canister is a tia
by a soldier who has previously been in !
tbe army nine months or more, if be bss
. . , . ,
family of not leas than three persons
. , , . . , . . . .
dependent on bie labor for support, is as
fo,,0... Vuitti Suies bouotT j502;
ibe Commonwealth's bounty, 1325 ; pay,
$463 ; rations, 8324 ; clothing, $126; aid
o family, $432 total, 152077. If, in.
f f3" in band from the Stale, be
accepts tbe offur of $20 per month increase
of ply, be miUtmJn 15445 more than the
sum above.
We bad an interview duriog tbe put
week with several Democrats who voted
I for Woodward believing that be wonld
i maintain the rieht of tbe Republic te
preserve its own life agaiost armed treason,
bat who, after reading bit late opinion oa
ln Conscription Aet, opeoly congratulate
ana me eounirj inst uor. car-
tin was chosen over him. Tbe truth is,
were a vote tskeo to-morrow Woodward
would be beaten by triple tbe majority
. - . r . i t s ,
agaiost him ia October last. Col-
' tovnty Republican.
y. . , , .
The Cabridge(Md.)fefiifTirTeays,
1" Col.M Bir, h.4 I
enlisted one thousand seven hundred and
.
tlEhtv - eieht colored soldiers in the Sttte.
anurou buu i
the State, j
- - i
,u,,"neBt are taking place with increa- i
"P'diJ. Tbe fact that tbe eolored
soldiers count for tbe quota of Maryland
aK.ij at ii iney were white solditrs,
removes the objections of many of tha
Maryltndert to their ealistaeata.
Ooe swindling contractor bat wnl V.!a
deserts. Joba B.Steller for 8ttier.i who
few days bio. after runnier the blockade
at Wilmington, paid $4,500 ia gold for J
passage money. Hard times io Dixie. J
: The Supreme court,
I The arguments of Lowrie, C. J., appear
. 1 l
to be from beginning to end, bo epolngy
,ne opiotoo be wis offering, end is an.
j Qrjj)j 0f a Justice of the Supreme Court.
:The of Wopd.ird tr, based
State in ooe of tbe most important pertio-
olars invoking her relatione with ibe
,0,l tjovernuienl, u paramount .
. . . . . . : J
ul ewi of Estate rtgnts tre carries, to
ob .n ..n, .. to senior nugatory .be
, f . ,
j general governing power of the country,
j Tbie precioue functionary, by bie specious
j reasoning, implies tbmt if tbe Governor of
j S.tte tbiLk tb.t . rebellion ought cot
. . , , ... lh. Nm,ir-,i
. - -
; Go'erumeDt ought to be destroyed, why
! ,Ue Ul,er 0M n0tD,D' n,0re 10 ' a 19
. eire up tbe ghost! He take., in t word,
i frnm ,h. x-,ion,l Ooemment ill Dower
, BUPDress rebellion, or defend the
. . f f . ,h
, '
Governors of the different States, each for
biBieIf ihl ,ee , ,eud tb
; .
. jn..;0,, 0f ,h. Su-
botb
! bdl defeated b, tb. people of fennsyl-
j "u'. - '
continuance on tbe bench or this court, on
Questions too, especially included among
' tb08e 0p0n which tbey bad just delivered
j or,i0ioDs tbua openly eoufeasiog that the
pported b, j
t lis,and '
' .1
: statui upon which they were u
'
,
ineir irieoaa tor ioe unices waa
tbe charges orged by those who opposed
their election were true! It : simply
' ,,;. ,,; .la.
Therl.eii..oni,,inn of Jo,tiee Stroni?.
1 . t ,. . , . i
. concurred in by Head, completely over -
j tbr bii destructive doctrine; indeed
1 it leaves it not a peg to bang upon. It
i demoliabes it with a power at irresistible
; M if ig lcg,i( j0JlI nd oatiookl. Consid -
. . . fi . . v. j od .
' arinir that io five or (iz weeks Judee
i ..... :..
; opinion may be regarded as that of tbe
court.
I Uenee tbe impotence of tbe attempt of
these defeated candidates, in whom Ibe
neonle tnlrl ihet.i in thrinrleT tones thev
people told tbem in tnuoacr tones iney
bad no cot-fi'leoce, to embarrass tbe Gov.
i ernmcot in its efforts to pot down tbe
j rebelfioo and give aid and comfort to tbe
earn moo enemy. Truly it was a fortunate
tbing for the country that the people at
tbe late election, rightly diatrusting tbe
j professions of loyalty of tbeaa candidates,
I overthrew their well planoed hopes of
i r i r..... Ti
I miSCOiri ; il IU u unm A uompa-JU, a a-
i eer.t kia mern inrTiriduAiitv aa a member of
: ::r . .
I me cuurt, te is out 01 me inn nouBB-
j queues hereafter, even io tbis respect
; the majority of the court being composed
of loyal men, he wnl lose bis identity.
j Gtrmantotcn Telegraph.
Grape) CattIster) ShrapneI and Shell
' i Grape consists of nine shots ia three
1 Ityers, which vary io size eccordiog to tbe
' rt i.l J .l , , . , ..
i calibre of the gas) ; they are held together
by two plates about one fourteenth of an
" '
inch less in diameter than tbe calibre of
tbe gno, two rings, a bolt and a out The
cinvass-bag arrangement is too old for Ibis
wsr; it is not so simple or durable, aad
has not been used for years.
Canister for a goo contains twenty-seven
small etst-iroo bills, arranged ia foar
eylioder, closed at the bottom by a thick
east-iron plate or a wooden plate, and at !
r r I .
tbe top by a sheet-iron plate with a handle j
attached ; tbe interstices between tbe balls
are closely packed with sawdust to prevent
crowding when tbe piece is fired.
Shrapnel consists of a very tbin shell
wbieb is filled with musket balls ; the in
terstices are then filled by pouring ia
melted snlpber; a bole is then bored
tbrongh tbe mass of sulpber and ballets
to receive the banting obarge. Now, to
explain the difference between a "shrap
nel," or "spherical ease" aad a "shell"
The destructive force of a shrapnel is
what it receives from tbe charge ia tbe
gun, tbe powder ia the shrapnel being
only to break the envelope and spread the
balls, they still moving forward by force
of tbe impulse tbey receive from the
cbsrge in Ike gun. A shell is made very
much thicker than the envelope of a
shrapnel, and is nearly filled with powder,
I and will do great execution if it explodes
b , , , daanah. 1 0l
. ... . 6
. . . . ... , ...
lt,M D lt,elf Mld9 "0B 'he discharge of
, . . ...
g"- .ur-pu .u.u saa oniy nan
of tbe charge of powder that a proper
shell bu ; thus, a twenty-fear poander
shrapnel eeatains twelve musket balls and
six ounces of powder. A tweoty-foor
poander bas twelve oanees of powder. A
six poander ehrapoel bas thirty-nine
mosket belli and twenty-five ounces of
powder.
It is stated the sale of 5 20 bonds bas
beea eo great that it may be considered
that ao new loan will be required the
present year. The condition of the na
tional fintneee is certainly very healthy,
and tbe prospect for the coming year is
good. a
One thousand letters were Bailed at
Wiiliamsport, on the lOih inst
The Victory is Confirmed!
From Monday until 1 hursuay of
last week, Uen. Grant's forces about
Chattauooga were mostly in motion,
o(.:ruiiiii: against the advanced KoLtl
army of I'rajfjr, witb great success, aa
detailed in our lat. The following
is tie last oflieial, (dated Friday :)
Chattajkkkja.Not. 27 10 A.il.
MtjjrGen. II. W. Halleck,
General-in Cbirf, WtsbioR'oo.
1 tm just io from tbe froo. Tbe root
of tbe enemy is oiost complete. Aban
doned wagnns, etiaoos tod occasional pie
ce of artillery are every where to be louud
Mak Br ,Mf fuiljr rell,h ,is,y
, mru8le A , of
large
I prisoner btve f.llen ioto cur fated.
i Tn, Barguit .ill eootioDe to Rod City io
I th n.ni. fur vhich nltea I thill start
i in a few hours
U. S. Grant, Mj ir-Geoeral.
At midnight of Friday according
to other accounts Bragg ha4 tried
to make a staud at Chickamauga, but
was routed, and wa.s flying towards
I Dalton, the point by which they tor
viclory is a preat one, and it SCetUS
; tuusi destroy urag- a .auuicu a......
Burnside deemed himself perlectly
; safe at Knoxville. Grant has cut off
, Longstreet's railway conueetiou with j
' Bragg on the lieuili, and he it seems
mu,t fight and he victorious, or push
ort!l 111,0 "giuia.
MFtriFX ADVWTE
MEADE'S ADVANCE.
On Thur?day last, Gen. Meade's
army crossed the Uapidan at three
I rml3' meeung wiui ery imie oppo-
1 fltion. Our men were la the best Ol
, especialy after Learin?. the
; glorioas newg frora Chattanooga. It
j wa3 conjectured that Leo was seeking
' gome sate place to fifrht, but at last
! accounts was falling back.
) Monday noon. IlarrisburiT eaya, no
f-rjjr news from the Army of tie
i 1 olomac- .
i r,.i, t,n ,i, t,,r tt,n
" Things ain't now as tbiy csbd to i
was." Three slaves were advertised le be
'. sold io New Orleans cn the 7tb inst., but
i before tbe time for the auction arrived it
' was determined that tbey should not be
J
sold. Tbe Era intimates thai tbe sale
was stopped on acoouot of an unfavorable
State of publie Opinion OD the Subject, Be
tiva l.ouisianans even deelariag that aaeh
ao affair would be a disgrace to tbe 01 ty.
Bank Pirsctohs. ITi7i'aipoTfB(it.
I rilicar Walaan. Jaha .Smith. J. II. far.
I kioti F;c Campbell, C. W. Seates, Geo.
I W. Leota. Cbaa. Llovd. Edward Lvon.
I '.j mL.o" i 1 1 . . i '
, i.iuuaaj mauauey, aw . il. jsriBSiroug, A., j
Lowe, Matbias Elder. John Gibson.!
wj More .-jobn a. o.bie.!TERBB p"-
T,n .. w t
J Vi900j yj, Gamble, E. !.' Tiaivp,
: jobn Sebrinir.
The coinage at tbe United Slates Mint,
Philadelphia, for Ike month of October,
amonntea to Si.iJiD.yti mosllT in
0ub'9 Th l eoinsge in
jf"' "d h,If MS.000.
42,000 cenu were coined during the
,,,0.
A geotleaia jnst from Richmond says nnHE n0f1er,lltI1H has been appointed A.d
tbat tbe Kebel government is seisiag all ,wr by ihe Orphans Court of Pnion
tbe boots aod shoes ia that oity for lbs use : county to distribute the balance ia the hands
of Lte's army, which ia almost barefoot. ' of James Marshall, Administrator of Htvav
j WiLaa.late of White Deer Tp. Union Co. Pa.
A. H. Haines, said to be a ton of tha : dee'd. and will meet the parties interested in
famous Q'janlrelL alias Dr. Haines, baa i ",d "la,e hl offif' ,n Iwi?bare on Sat
. .,,. ' v. V' 1 V, , cb.at the 6th day of December. Allil,al
been convicted at Hometown, a., of i 0'ciock, P M. WM. JONES. Auditor
aiussv-sivaiiBg.
Col. Ales. Commiaga, of Pa., has beea
ordered, by tbe Secretary of War, to Ar
kansas, to assist ia raising colored troops
ia that Stale.
General Richard Busteed bu been
xPaTi ' r P'Mildel',lI,rf: ?' ,b!
Initail Ktataa t.nwrft far Ika ni.flvi.a nf
United States Coart for the District of ,
Alabama.
Tbe streete of St. Louis mast be ia a
pleattnt eonditioa. A paper ef that eity
says a womaa was smothered to death ia
a mndhole some dsys sine.
One of tbe students at Ann Arber, I
Mi.ki. n ii . - . . Al . . i
Michigan College, eat hit throat last week, ,
Became ae inoagui at was oi ao tue io
anybody.
One oanee of pulverised borax pnt into
one quart of boiling water, and bottled for
nse, will be fonnd invaluable for removing
grease spots irony, woolen goods.
R. G. Hirper.having edited Ibe Adams
sentinel, at Gettysburg, for forty-seven
years, thinks himself the oldest sditor ia
Pennsylvania.
A National Bank, with a capital of one
hundred thousand dollars, is about being
raiaoiisoaa at neaoing.
"Fighting Joe Booker," always popular
with tbe soldiers, has won new laurels in
the Chattanooga region.
Tbe draft went on quietly in Baltimore
on Wednesdsy. Three newspaper report
ers got prise.
Nearly 400,000 barrels of apples were
shipped from Monroe Co., N. Y., this Ma
son. attttfitmrff marfett.
Corrected Weekly
Wheat, 1,50 Eggs... t 20
ye ... 1,15 Tallow ......... 10
Corn, old 1,00 Lard. 11
Oats, pr 22 lb, 75 Clover seed 6,75
Flaxseed 2,00 Wool 70
Dried Apples 51b Potatoes....;.... 50
FirkiaBatter 18 Shoulder ...6
Freeh Batter. 25 Ribs k Sides . 6
Rags 4, 5, and 6 Ham 13
Barley 90 to (1,00 Country Soap 4 L 6
Th. Mend DCBATR nf th tMano by tb LtwUhurg
Twnltig ml 'i-j a ciork. ABlioon BJoH.
eUiuc in the Ut WBfcri(.tita ! UomM b Axmek uut
limi.ti-r, WiUoD U.Mr. R D. BIM Lbr.
Mliit,r.U. beafar, N C. Furly. dull Um-
S b HATE. IV. kro bs.
Dll. TO CIAS'
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.
IN P1XT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CE.TS. ;
cures lameoets, cuu, galls, culic, &c I
Real Ibe following i
Bj.to. Jul, 7;h. 1863. 1
Da. Tobias: We have uiej for lb past
rear your Horse Lioimaoi for tauienetk.
k'ckv braises, ci lo aud cuts, aad lu every
insiaace fnaai il th ti article I eircr ir.id
I ia Ibis circus company. Please trad an
d( tl
. We
en. it it is tbe only liaimtnl we osa bow.
hare 109 horses, suur very valaable,
and do not waol to leave mwn without u.
HYATT FKOar.
I Manager Vaa Amburc A Co'a MtDagerie.
S..M brsll drueriits. OSce Sti.Curuand ML i
.f York.
MVRRtED.
OntneMth ,it,i.yn. H. a sina. cYKrs BROCSJS
abh! Mu, niurta JoilNsu.N allot wuniutxriaud.
Ttmmmmmmtmmtmmmmmmmmmmmiimmmm
la Ualknr(. Nov S7. KATBJ V. 4aahlar of John
aatl Mary A. kALAK, a(t lAauxitba.
. n vho h y ymmittt-t 8Y
i PHuN is reqaeii4 m iwrffra it. as there
; are other who wiao to borrow iu ov 30
TO Tilly rUBLIC.
' THIS .lay bo.len.n-
; 1()B township.) trV'tck Mules, which I
j have loaned to hjarffuriAa mv pbaure.
10J3
WILLIAM H. HAKMAN.
Doctor S. II. KNIGLLT
TTA8 Ipcated himself ia LEWL-BT"RO.
I I where he will aueudaV) the practice of
med.cine.
; Uuku St. nearly opposite Ammoaa' block
j testimowials.
! ws,r- My i"".TiiT.
YmtLITV1!
iMunu. tl. a aumow mf abborhnod
a4own,
ut haj ua ai o.r .a,p,.,au. iki .t.eiiii hy
malaria- A. utm U lant, i vaual aUL. ail vbo
't4 aita dmiai'i to a,a you a Rail. d4 aata Uta
moavy. Xoara Uuly. JOHA oovULAiAB.
HATits. Valoa Oa.Noa. i. laea.
' wt of yr. aa4 waa tnn-t by year ujoi t aa
"JfZl "Vtl rr.Z
other pbyaiciaua. Tounuuij, JusKra itiuaa.
. UtranTtB.u- oo.hoiT:is
r. g. h. Sabjbi: tM 8ir-l -a. aaioud ..u
Rbaaualim: 1 aoalS aot walk , a4 1 botliee
efyo.rTaakUaMH.a..l aw ta a akan ua. 1
adaiae all waa ar. aSlieb4 witk tkla
to aaaly is
job aad ft aara loaiatralj,
Baarur. Caloa Oa,Ha. IS. 1SSS.
Tr. B H. sjbht : Doer air I aaaO yea) tb. asat
asaat ia araeria kaaaCt aBtVrlac kaaiaalty. My wlta
lay a toBf tiaaa wlta eucaauaiauoa. aa Bar lia or raaaa
cry waa (i.ea ap ky all. 1 waa ativaaai to try oBbar a.S
btae.or Ceacora. 1 aaatiaaa witk your troataseat: yoar
avaidM nna kr: rt, to ana aaiL I waaiaadviae al
bo are asaket4 witk laaa aa4 liaaf Cia,aai logo to yoa,
or eea4fur yoa, gt yoar ua.'lK-iae. aad aa.o lis, aad
BODey. ICCaJ ToariMa'j, JoHMwiLkk.
00RRECTI0Iar
A c
chase or accept a note girro bv see do
rin; May. 1 63, payable to Levi Rank (and ;
endorsed by George OieSenderfer) as I will !
not pay the siid note.
Nov. 6. LEONARD CHAPMAN
Lawisacae, Nov. 5, 1S6.X
rr
nc. uimrsoariaE instiraiioBt.1 Lewiscarg
1
....ck Pa,d
L nas inis aay aeciarva a mriaena to me
ipekholders af FOl R percent on thecapilai
in-payable oa demand.
H P SHELLER, Treat.
Ann rr.
Let Ua all take a Rlda I
HORSES AND BUGGIES TO LET, Io
responsible persons, at reasonable
rates. r?8tables on alley between South
Third and Sooth Fourth streets. half a sqoars
blow H"' L''" residence on same
lot, treating on aoum i nira sireei.
CHARLES 8. YODER
Lewisbnrg, 8ept- 11, 1863
Estate of William Wilson, dee'd.
ETTER9 Testamentary on the Estate of
WILLIAM WILSO, late of Lew-
borofch. Union county having b.
granted to the undersigned, all persons ind
d lhereto ,re ,0 m4V. imm-d.
been
deb-
requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same wiH present them for settle
ment, ANN WILSON, Executrix, ,
T H. WILSON, Executor.
Lewisburg. Nov. S3. 163.
NOTICE.
having elaii
r at Lewisbni
VI.L persons having claims arainst the
University at Lewisbnrg, will please
present them for s-etjement, to the nnder- j
signed ; and those iaflebwd, are requested to
make settlement, yOflice Fnck's Block,
N. Third Su three doors from Market.
J. A. KELLY, A rent.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has authorized me
to continue my Agency for a brief
period,
And until further notice, I shall continue to
receive Snbscripnont to the
5-20
LOAN AT PAR,
At my Office, ead at the different 8nn-Agee-ctea
throughout tbe Loyal aftatcs.
JAT COOKE,
Sobscriptioa Agent,
IU South Third Street, Philadelphia
.l;
ir
Joha Falrelraj
...pr'Kirm ..
rUILAPELPW.U
Impr rtfr. Vaaafcttirr
of, tvai Vvwucr lb
Kv-f-'-VS All kindj of
riL'ir FA N C V FUU
aui
wtar.
I wtb l.. r-'iLB t'lkiik ta tn? fri-B'i nf Tiikiii
Anal IL .urrr-i.u l:i i; ...n;i-. f.-r" lb.tr .ry hberml
AlmttMr hvb-Ih t.. . uurmg the it Uw yr. aaf
woMi.l Kiw tw tlirm lli .1 1 fi. w li.. la t-r-t t l nty u
Ituwrt&uoa n4 m.r.uwtor--. n-ry ri-i-iil
ol R.l th. dilr.'it UU tt- n. F.'Ji
' KS. .r I.. Ji-. mui billr.b. tlt b. otb ilunuf
lb.- t.h aaj w iut. r m.u..
b!t w th. airt liu'rT of !l mr rar.fr'K turf.
ADi a.ii;j 11. m M.i.uinrtur-4 .10 ir n,J V" ."ir.i
.tt n hao i. umt .- t 1 1 un f r tr.. .aj. iu- ny-
; namlw ttiv AAaie, Buuit. .tr-.t
i JOHN FAREIJM,
SmlOU .No 7I, Arch Sireet, Philadelphia !
liinug uiaumuuirai.
TOc)M in Fan a" Block. Market Su ruar
"I)OOM in Fan
of B.er". J
JpH-elrr Shr.p.
Haviait terved a regular apprenticeship in
; one cf the best shi ps 10 Puiled., I hope to
! render ?aiifac!ion.
BI R.NER.-i and other Fixtures always on
hand or furnished at short no'ire.
O B. EVANS
L.wi,t ant, B-pt 14.
We would inform the public lhat we bate
for sale, ia our naw'v established Nurena,
j tear the Lewtburg; S.auon, a larger assort-
: ment than last year ot
I Vratt aae ai Trer. harBha.
ia our old nurseries id a rams coobit, we
I tbe r.,Ck of trees aad laria.t
I , , . . . . JB
1 aned fur Fail f lo3 and apno; ol . w
therefore can fnrni.o Trees by large quano
ues to Dealers 4t. at very Its prices.
The attention tit buytrsand dealers is res
pectfully solicited to an examination of oar
atccat. We also desire a dozen good AGEN 1 m
to sell for the commr prng.
kilELLEK ii HfMMER
0BJI AHEM T AL IRON WORKS.
WOOD 4 PEROT.llSo'.Riijse Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
OFFER for sale u, :a the "ost Favorable
Terms, Mi W and ttK.U TIr I L Des gns
ia great variety of 1-c- Ra l.fcjs for tint
ler.es, Resiliences &c. t. a.i Wrouaht
Iron, and Galvtuiized Iron and firass Tubing.
Iron Verandas, B.ilccn:n. U.ai.a, Cuun:ers,
Fountains, Gates, Colnmn. H""ar Po.
mn Klttr . v.c T'al.
it wer iuoils.
; Chairs. Statnary.Acir.al- aud all other
i Uoa Work cf a l'ecorat.. e , r.aracier.
Desicns forwarded for i..rc:ion. Persnns
applying for same will p.'case s ate the kind
of wvrk needed
FURNITURE!
Broke Out in a New Place I
B T 11 E A u s,
from 10 to !&.
FINE DRESSING BUREAUS,
Rvn JJ to 4- S-
SECRETARIES, PEKS, tc. Ao.
BEDSTEADS,
frora IS te $-&( l Aiffrna: rattenu aad lateil srrlaa.
TABLES.
IMntrif 'twn ttr Br-nkTaat. on.-".- cf mtt ipj cf
wwdeJr.PisLbut Wrnlnut. Maherafiy sod Hu
vootl atv fa liMrl tor tiM Utad.
STANDS,
Tepoy. What-Mot 6e.DC- tf- me,
SOFAS, LOUXGES.'latest patterns,
CnAIRS,
rp!v-!tTT-i, Larar Ann. dewinr, PurTo? Char a!vti
. on a!w.Cti- wat. Larg R-k aoj Nanam,
Win lnor t'bir. lrr ni twiiall RorkTt. TatU
aod CiuiJivo Cbturf, a'.wa oa band.
TOWEL-RACKS.HOL GU TRAY3,
BOOK and SHOW CASES, Ac.
Furniture of my om mo-airac'r, insured
one year.
P- S. I intend, in a short time, as soon as
I can set up a fine Hrarse.1 to attend to the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS I will kP
some twenty-fire or more different sired Cof
fins, finished, and always ready on short no
tice, and will sell twenty per cent, cheaper
than has ever been done in bewisfurg. tail
and see before purchasing elsewhere.
REPAIRING done immediately,
CHAS. S. BELL, CAomAer AVi BUk
Lawiabwrr. ab. 4. la.
LEWISBURG ACADEMY
THE FALL SESSION commences Mohbav,
fepLtS.lt'fiJ.to continue to the Holiday.
A private Report of the standing of ihe
avail will hereafter be elaeed ia tbe baa.la aT wh aareat
ar jtaaraian aw4 it ia reft'dM-adril Utat sack r.orla ka
rravrved lor fatal aaapariana.
Tvitiob per Session, including contin jen:
exnensest
PKIMAR7 Reading, Writing. Defter,
Arithmetic, Geog, Gram, and U. 8.
History .1 $3.00
ADVANCED ENGLISH, all not inclu
ded above B.ou
LANGUAGES, 7.M
t-eNo deducuons except for protracted
sielrnea. J. RANDOLPH.
fit.r,1598 1-na'iral
a. c ' .
e? S -J C2 waTn'
;s psd
M wva a
i
' l'nliBlUUljC-OlirlPrMtaMtaal
r H EREA.1.lor H a SAM'L 8. WOOD.
Fr'iirtent la'rf for the Sink Jadicial
District of Pennsylsama, eompH of tti
duniirs of Uaiou. M f:l and BayaVf.aBB
Jsu tCMunTu!! aadJuHS Wall Eq., Agg
ciale Ju.;;c in l.'nu n eonntT. have iuoeo thrit
prrcfpl. teanni date the 28th day of Meyl
l:i, aud to nc directed, fur the holding of aaj
Orphans' C'curt,Coortof CVmmna Pleas, Oyef
and TTminr. and General Waarter bewiwoa,
at l.KMBi nu, fur the counry of t.MOJT,
on the Third Monday of UtC, (beint; tbf
2l dayj"l"3, and to coBtinoe one week,
.iitire is therefore hereby civrn to tbe C
ur.'r. Jounces of ibe.Prace and ConMabtrt ia)
and l r the coobty 4 I n:c ,to apyear in thait
ovrn pri'per persons wi;h thrir records, inqoL.
siticns, examinations and other reqiembrtBCct)
, to J(, ,noe thnis which of their offices aad i
tii'ir behalf appertain to be di ne; and all Wit.
nesses and other persons prosecuting is behalf
of the Commonwealth aatast any persna aw
persr ns, are required to be then and there
z'tendine;, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are rru.ursted to be punctual iaj
their attendance at the appoiaied time agreeaw
bie to nttce.
(i.ren under ray hand and seal at tbe Shea,
ift's Office in Lewisbur the ISth day f
.or'r. A D 1S6.1, and ihe STtk year of tkp
InJependeuce of the I'nited States of Amelia
ca. -tiod save the Commonwealth!
L. F. ALBRIGHT. Sharif
GRAND JURORS, Dec. T.1S63. "
Bfu4y Chas Gudykuust
tiijJJut Henry Baker
Uc,i BufiJoc John Gabel
Hartley Josiah Showal'er. Peter Binrene
A'-iVy AdatB Hassteit. Levi Pawling. Wa 9
C'i.ngan, Levi Gemherlm
Lru.it C'has Rnhl. Ira Kaihrrman
Limt'tunt Sam! S Barber, Robert ChambatTaV
J..na Sieea. Valentine Walter
Lfwu-burg y. V. Alex Amnion, Dan ShaJfr
d 6 H'. J .ho C Smith. Sana Roasts
yw Berlin Chas Va'alter.Samoel Mert
VVi Deer Joan B.y, Ah S Cypher, B Vf
UieSeaderfer
TRAVERSE JVRQRS.
Heady William sscboolev
ufai Joseph D.eaenderler, Mich DunkfaV
I Conrad Swanx.ender
j flaiii oah Slear. John 8 Sehmek.
aoiael L -Noil. Richard StrobeM li Brown
Wett UujUtext Benfer. v m Clapham,
Kolomoo Haruler. John Enzlrhart, E Kaop
HartiejMtW m Whitman, H B Charles, Ja
Reel
HartUsVm Bird, John Corl,Wm Latakaw,
Onanio U'ngaman, Sotomoo Miller
jmeAf.aie Ruben Forster. Chrtat Seebold
Ltwi Geo KlecLner, Iavid Braueher, Jokex
Lucas
Ltwtttnsrz Levi Sterner, F A Doaebovrer.
John Cros-igrot e.Sarosel Harsh.C D Kliaa,
Joel K Die Senderfer. Tbos Howard. Daal
Kr-n.r. A M Lawshe, R H Laird, James If
Caldweil
MifLnbzrg Hamton WetzeL Jotepk Millea
yew Berlin Jacob Winter
Vnw Jacob b'.etler, John Motet
Wmile Vtrr J A Back waiter. Benj Gcmbe.
Log. Jdaiah Kaack, Franklin keiler
REGISTER'S Q3TXCE.
V"OTICE ia hereby g reat, to all coaceraed.
a.1 thai the foilowia; named persona bare
settled their accounts ia the Register's OhTsew
ai Lewisburg. L'nion county, and thai thw
said accounts w;U be presented for eoairaa
a:ion and aiiovanee at the Orphans' Coart
to be held at LEWbBLKU. for the county of
Lnu.B, on tne tmrd .WU.MJAi ot Urceaber
nezt,oein the tllt day of said month, viz:
1. The first aud final accoonlof Williaaa
(pans. Guardian of .Wnl Kurtz, a minor
claug'tiier of Stephen Kurtz, and legatee of
Jacob Rover, dee'd.
S. The first aceonnl of John G. Boggs,
executor nf Maria .If. Graham, late of Lewis,
bor?, drc"d.
3. Tbe account of William Tonne, ad.
rninitraior of Abraham SpigtUteycr, late i
Burfaine iownhip, dee'd.
4. The final account of Franklin and Isaac)
Hummel, administrators of Samuel Hummel
late of Union township, dre'd.
5. Tbe final account of Noah R. Zimaer
imp. administrator of John kuiui. late of
i BuiHaloe town-bip. dee'd.
e. The account of Georje Hill, adminis
trator of John Fuher, late of Brady lowaskin,
dee'd.
7. The account of George Dreisbaeb.
uardiaa of Henry Beck, one of the children)
and heirs of Isaac L. Beck, late of Miflia.
burg, dee'd.
H. The a'eount rf George Preishaek.
cnardiaa of .lf-rrv C. Berk, one of the miaor "
children of Iaac L. Beck.late of MiftUaborga
dee'd.
9. The aceonnt cf John Rrber. late of th
borourh cf M'tHinbor. dee'd. who was the)
executor of Ibe last will and testament of
haac L. Beck, late of the same bornach, dc
erased, as exhibited by Daniel Reber aad
Conrad fbeckler. auimiBistrators of the estate)
of the said Joba Reber. deceased, so far as ka
had administered the estaie of his testator at
his death.
GRIGGS MARSH. Pep Register.
Register's Otfiee. Lewisbnrg. Nov. 19, 1P6S
University at Lewisburg.
QCHOOL8 re-open on THCRSDAT, Um
The Aesaiwy will be a beretofcre aadtr
the charge of Mr. L C. W VNN, A. M.
The Fivalb Ixstitctb will be under taw
charge of the expenenred and aecoaplisk4
Principal. Miss L. W. RUN DELL.
For fur.her informatipa. apply to
J. R. LOOM 18. President
Estate of Hlchael Engelman, dee'd.
VDMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letter
of administrauoa on the estate of MichT
Engelman. deceased, late of White Deer Tp.
having been granted to the subscriber by th
Register of Union cconiyin due form of law.
all persons indebted to said estate are beret v
notified to make immediate payment, and all
baring any just claim against the same an aw
present them dole authenticated for settlement
to JACOB ENGELMAN, Admia'r
White Deer. Oct. 1, 1? 63 pd
S5,000 wanted!
VNY person having from One la Fir
Thousand Dollars, can have the saaa
sairly invested in Judgments npoa valuable
real estate in tbis eoumv. upon application t
J. P. it JOHN B. USX.
Lewisburg, July 1, 1863
Cash paid for Bark.
TWISH to purchase a large qoaatirr ea
ROCK OAK BARK, delivered at
my Tannery Vard in Lewisburg. for whie I
will pay ihe highest price in rasa.
May It. IBM
E. J. HCLL.
DR. JOSIAH SMITH,
nA VINO located ia Lew.sbarg. sollciU a
share of Ihe pablic paironag-. Resa.
dence and Off.ee ca Market St, nearly oppe-
,ne ihe R.riere Hooae.
Uaubu'a. "alia -