UNION COUNTY STAR & LEWISBURG CURONICLE-DEC. 4, 1863.
! t
The Consecration at Gettysburg,
BY CHARLES HKNftY BROCK.
Feaee ! to-day a Nation's Gut
Mclhrwi into Sabbath ijuiet
Villajre hum and city riot.
On tlie mountains, wan November
l .i . 'bis her sad ami golden euiLer
Oi'trie glory wo remember:
L'te the grand, tmbnried glory,
H i-rocs of our J-ummer story,
Writ and left n valleys pory !
Now a Na'.inii's hearts are dosting
Ou the tak- an J ryes are noting
All htrr banners half-mast floating!
Loo;! funereil line? are roeeting,
And fuuered drums are beating,
Where the i'oeuiau locked their greeting.
And the Nation' mourners Bean her,
liaising now the starry banner,
O'er her grand funereal manor 1
O'er the manor, where th' invader,
Far iu reeking furrows, laid her
Children, who so well obeyed her.
Scattered mourners dry your weeping,
For a Nation' UiJtirt is keeping
Vigil, where your loves are sleeping.
Sage and Poet ! spare your praises,
On each mound a loftier lay U
Wafted by the traiupLd daises :
For their choral hymu hath waited
'Till tlw; soil, by Freedom fated,
Uy her blood was couseerated !
Shout, O ! shout the graven that stain ye, I
Shrine your country s dear arcaoa
(.ettvsburg and Pennsylvania !
Philadelphia, Nov. P., 103.
Profitable Investments.
The Philadelphia Xorth American gires
tome excellent advice to those who wish
to invest. Though money has been tem
porarily scare, capital continues abundant;
and the recent tumble in the stock mark
et Las brought capitalists to a realixiog
tense of the unreliable character of many
of the securities dealt in. It is greatly to
the credit of the Government, that its
loans, of all the securities daily dealt in
oo the market, have maintained their in
tegrity of price almost butler than anything
else. And (what is not the least gratify
ing fact, in connection with the daily Urge
subscriptions to this popular loan,) scarce
ly any of it is returned to the market for
sale. It is taken for investment, and is
held with unfaltering eoiifiience in its
reliability. And why should it cot be?
It is seen that the Government, after two
years of the most gigantic war that the
world has ever kuown, experiences no
difficulty in commanding the necessary
means to prosecute it, or in paying regular
ly the interest in gold as it falls due. If
this ean be done while the war is being
Waged, who can anticipate any difficulty in
readily accomplishing it when the war
shall be ended ? What better investment
then, for capital, than the "Five Twenty"
Government loan 1 But if any doubt, let
tini refer to the slatiatics furnished by
the een?us tabl"s of the various cations of
the world. For instance, Great Britain,
France and the Netherlands will undoubt
edly be conceded to represent the highest
prosperity that has been attained by any
of the European natinua. And jet no
nations have been called upon to endure
fier.'ir or more prolonged wars, domestic
or foreigo,than tbey. The effect has been,
vtquestionably, to incur an enormous na
tional indebtedness ; but neither their
wars nor tbeir indebtedness have bad tbe
effect to destroy their elasticity, nor to
check the progress of their general pros
perity. Those nations, while undergoing
tbe trials of war, were oppressed by tbe
evils of an immense exodus of their peo
ple, caused by the density of their pnpo
lation, the impossibility to provide occu
pation for them, the low price of labor, and
the acarcity of territory. Con; pared with
our country, they poiecssed slight room
for future development ; tbey were settled
in every part, and uo vast territory lay
invitingly open to encourage enterprise
and settlement. Their great problem has
ever been what to do with their surplus
population, which, in its turn, has sought
new fields for adventure and self support
in countries like our own, where an illim
itable territory waits to be developed, and
where incalculable resources invite indus
try and energy. The encouragement, to
be derived from these facts and compari
sons of circumstances, is very great, and,
to tbe mind of any dispassionate reasoner,
is eonolusive that tbe course of this great
country is onward and upward, and that
its audit will live unimpaired to tbe end
If the United States tecurily be not good,
no v.curity within our Government ean be
good. If that fall, all paper money u
corthlctt.
SaLTIKO bttr. Tbe following is said
to be superior article for curing beef for
winter use :
First, rub salt into it and let it remain
v., taontv-fnor hours to draw off tbe
MnnJ : then take it np, let it drain and
Dack a desired, having ready a pickle
prepared as follows: For every one hun
dred lbs. of beef, use seven lbs. salt, one
nee saltpetre, one ounce Cayenne pepper,
one quart molasses, and eight gallons
watery put these all togetner, noil ana
skim and let it cool : then pour it on your
beef. It is supposed this amount of water
will make brine enough to cover tbe beef.
Coal rceeutly tick a tumble in the
market, and seme of the speculators are
badly bit. J be lact of the unusual
amount of coal mined this year, brands
the biah prioes a speculation. (By the
way, if the Rebels bad got into tbe Peon's
eoal field!', and burned coal, flooded mines.
and destroyed railroads and ctnals as tbey
intended, we should have bad leal high
prices in gord earnest )
.- A great Western Sanitary Fair opens
t Cincinnati, 21st Dee , end oooticoea
jntil New Yeir's. Gen. Eoeecraat is
PrciiJenl of tie ConiBiittee.
DYSPEPSIA
AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
Disorders of the Liver
AXD DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
are cured by
HOOFLAND'S'
GERMAN BITTERS,
the great Strengthening Tonic.
These Bitten bare prrrorari aaora Cans !
Have and do give more Satisfaction
Hare mure rctpcctable People to touch for them.
Than any oiher article in the market.
Wa defy any ona to contradict thia assertion,
and will pay SIOOO
to any one that will produce a Certificate, pub
lished by us, that is not esni-ias.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERT CASE OF
Chronic or Xervous Debility. Diseases
of the Kidneys, and Diseases aris
ing from disordered Stomach.
Observe the following Symptoms resulting
from disorders of the Digestive organs
Coa'tlpfttkm, Inward frl., fntntHt of blood to th famul.
Kiauy oi tn utoniaw-b, Dausra, heartburn, di,--.
fur frvMf, fulnrM or weight in the ftotniirh, ur
e)rurtation, ninltin or fluttering at the pit
cf thr L'n.ach, wimmiug of the head,
fanrritd anil difficult breathing,
ttutierjnc at tbe heart, ehnking
or cuffocatiug .teiiMlion
when in a lying (torture, dim
Bnw of virion, dot or wt-hs twfor
thf siehLf veraod dull pain In thahfad,
dffiii,c of perspiration. yellowm of tho
akin and yi. pln in the aid, back. chert, limb,
Ac., sudden flushes of heat, burning in the flesh, eoo-
tant imaginings of evil, and groat depression of spirit.
That thin Is not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
and can't make Drunkards,
BCT IS TUB
BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
From tht Pastor of the Htpt4 rhnrch, mVrtVn, JV J-
formerly f titr .WIA church, i"Aiiuti"a.
I hart known Heartland's German
Bitters favorably for a number nf years. 1 bar utd
tbein iu my u family, au-1 hare boen no pleaded with
tb:ir effects that I watt induced to rernin)nd thm to
mnT others, and know (bat they have operated in
tUMkiuifly b-n-ti-tal manner. J take great pl-aure iu
tiiui puhiicly proclaiming thin trt. and rallinif the
avttenUou ot tllOfa, attih ted with the diseies tr which
the; are recuuimeuded, to the bilUra, knowing from
exirienet' that my recommwudi.tin will be su tamed 1
ao mis mora cues. rlully as Hoflaod s Uitt-rs is intended
10 ueoeni iam suntcteu snii is not a rum driok.
Vuurs Uu.y, UU O. BECK.
From Eew. Dr. Iirsm Editor f the Eneydupcdi
AlthonLh not dip to fivor or rerommend Patent
M-dtc:iie in fn-rail. through uintntt nf their ingreii
cnts and eiterts, I yet kn-m of no stitticii-iit reajton why
a man may nut testify to the beuclit he believes himself
to have received trvax tuy siinple prei-untlion, in tbe
hope that he may Uiiu contribute to the benefit of others.
1 do this the more rwad.ly in regard to 'llooi1aud'
German Bitter," prepared by Ir. C. M. Jackson, of thb
city, bccanie 1 wm prejudiced againrt them for years,
nnd-r the im predion that they were chietly an aloolmlic
mixture. I ain indebU'd tomy friend Robert Shoemaker,
KiKj-, for the removal ff this prejudie by proper testa,
and for encouragement to try i hem, when suitcrinK from
great and Ions continued debility. The use of three bot
tle of these llittem. at the beginning of the present
year, wan followed by evident relief, and -restoration to a
risfrreof bodily aud mental vior which I bad not felt
in six mnnthp hetorc.and had aliuoetdfcpain-d of regat
ninc. J therefore think God and my friend for directing
me to the use of thcrn.
J. iNtWTON BROWN, PbiladelphU.
From tht Fistor nf th farmanttnen Riptht church.
Dr. C. N. Jarkam Dear Mr: Personal experience ena
bles me to iwy that 1 regard the German Bitters prepared
by you as a tnt emrelietit medicine. In cass t a
severe cold and gt-ueral dfbility, 1 have been greatly
benefited by tlte uce of tbe bitters, and doubt Dot that
tbejwiil produce similar ttf-rts on others.
Yours truly, WARKfcN RANDOLPH.
Frm A. Pastor of tl'dding M. E- church, Pkilada.
' Dr. Jacks-m Dear Fir: Having ned your ijerman
ltitter1n my family frequently, I am prepared to say
that it ba been of great iwr vice. 1 believe that in moat
cases of general debility of the system, it in the saieet
and most valuable remedy of which I have any knowl
edge. YuUrebecUul.y, J. U. TUK.NhK.
From the former Pastor of the OJvmtru (X J.) and
Muaiown j.j iipm cturcnu.
New RocnLLC.y.T.
Dr. C. M Jackson Dear Sir: I ft-el ita pleasure thus.
of my own accord, to bear tentimony to the excelleneeof
the (aertntiB ititters. Mime years sinre, betnjt much
attllrteil with ltyppepaia, 1 used them with Very heUffi. ial
results. 1 have often rerommeiided them to perrons
enfeebled by that tormenting dineaoe. and have beard
Irom Inem the mofli nattering leiimouiais Mioiif great
value. In cases of general debility, 1 believe it is a
tonic that can not be surpassed. JoUN M. LYONri.
From It re. Dr. Winter, fritter cf Mtxborough Iiaptist
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir: I feel it doe to your excellent
preparation, Hontlnnd'n German Hitters, te add my testi
mony to the deserved reputation it has obtained. I
have for vears, at times, been troubled with great dis
order in my head and nervous yt-m. 1 was advised.
by a friend, to try a bottle ofyonr uernian miters, i did
so, and have experienced great and unrxpected relief;
my haUh has been materially benefited. 1 confidently
recommend the article where 1 meet with eas-a nimilar
to my own, and have ben assured bjmauvof thttir
good afleeu. Hwpectfully yours.
From Rev. J. 8. Herman, of the Ormttn Reformed church,
Kuutim, Hrrkt a-unty.
Dr. C. M. Jackson Reopecwd Mr: 1 have been troub
led with IKsi epoia nearly twenty years, and never
nsed any medicine that did me as much good as Uouf
land a Bitur. 1 am very much improved in health,
after having taken five bottle.
fccspocUoiiy yours, j.B.uu.a&a.
PHICES.
Bottla. i Doi.
Large size (holding nearly
double quantity) fl-00 5.00
Small size 75 4.00
BEWARE OF V0UX1ERFEITS!
See that the signature "C.M.JACK
SON" is ou the WRAPPER of each
bottle.
Should roar nearest droe'ist not hive the
article, do nut be pat off by any of ihe intoxi
raiine preparations that may be offered in
its place, but &ud to as and we will forward,
securely packed, by express.
Principal Ojjire and Manufactory,
Jo. GSI, .IRCil STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES & EVANS.
Sucauon to C. M. Jaclton A Co.,
Proprietors.
Foraale be BKNXETT BRO'S. I-ewisbarp ,
an.t by DrncnM- and Dealer in ery town
in ibe LniicJ Slatca lyUcc.1'63
WOTiCE.
A N A86ESSMEXT made bv the Board of
f Direcinrs of the l.YCOMI.NO MUTlAL
INSCRA.NCE COMPAiVV is now in the
hands of the undersigned 'or collection. The
By-Laws of the Company require the same to
be paid within thirty days alier this date. All
concerned will please take notice.
SOLOMON RITTER, Agent
Levisbnrg. June -7, 18G3
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE Books of EVANS & COOPER are in
my hands for collection. All persons
desiring to settle their aceonnK, will find the
Books at my Ollice. C. I) BREWER,
Lewisbnrg, July 13. Attorney at Law
latest Jasljions.
18C3-4.
Just received the latest
styles of Fashions for the
Fall of 1863, and
Winter of 1SC4,
and will continue tr. CUT
AND MAKE Ul clolhiiig in the most satis
factory manner shop on North Third St.
JOHN B. MILLER
Lewisborg, Ang. 21, 1H83
Daily morning News.
OA MX SLIFER has commenced furnishing
O ihe HarrlMbursr Telesrrapn
morniogs,atune cent per copy the very latest
IVews; at cheapest rales June 24
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc.
3:
THE undersigned, having removed
her Watch and Jewelry eiiablishmenl
to Criswell's New Building, Markel St..
between Front and Second, she is prepared to
Repair Watches, Jewelrj, Musical
Instruments, &c,
in the most approved and satisfactory manner
She keeps tin hand an assortment of choice
JEWELRY', for Ladies and (ienllemen, which
she offers at prires tn suit the times. Alto
CLOCKS and WATCHES.
All work and wares warranted as represen
ted. MAK1A S. ZLBER.
Levlnhlirg, May SA, 18C2.
The Proprietors of the
GIRARD HOUSE',
PHILADELPHIA,
Respectfully call the attention of Business
Men and the 1 raveline community to the
superior accommodations and comfort offered
n Iheir establishment.
3m 1011 KANAUA, FOWLER & CO
Notice to Draped Men and Soldiers.
jAri.n.-i to procure exemptions I mm tne
Draft, and applications for bounty, back
py,and pensions, ean be procured by railing
on JAMES t . & JOHN 13. l.IJV.X,
Lpaivburg
THE UNIVERSAL
A"0 Wringer can be durable without Cog
Wheels. The Universal Wringer took
Ihe first Premium (silver medal and diploma)
at the NewVork Fair,l8M. It was pronounced
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
in the World's Fair at London. IS62, and has
always taken the first Premium in every State
and County Fair when in fair competition
with other machines. It is the Original and
only Genuine and Reliable Wringer before the
People. It surpasses all others in
Strength of Frame,
Capacity of Trcorc,
Tower of Action.
We fliallenee the World-we drij nil Competition!
It saves Time, Labor, Clothes and Money!
It will wear for Years without Kepair!
No 8crvaut can Break it in L'sing!
A child eight years old can Operate it!
No caution or skill is required in its use!
. It save its cost in clothing every six months!
Le"Every Wringer wiih Cog-Wheels is
warranted in every particular.
CANVASSERS WANTED!
To men who hawe had experience as can
vassers, or any who would like to engage in
the sale of this truly valuable inveniion, liberal
inducements will be offered and good territory
given them (they paying nothing for Ihe Patent
Right) in which they shall have the exclusive
sale. Editors desiring a ringer can pay in
advertising.
K.C. BROWNING, General Agent,
1005m6 345 Broadway, New York
Attention to Orders !
fPHE undersigned having received an hon
l orable discharge from ihe military service
of the U. 8. based upon Surgeon's certificate
of disability, has returned home to anend to
business at IheOLU POST OFFICE STAND,
where he will be glad to see his old friends
and customers : he has just issued the follo
wing Order:
No. 1. That all true, loval citizens, who
have unsetlledaccounts for Postage, Subscrip
tions or Book accounts.will report themselves
at his Head Unaners tor settlement, as he is
determined to publish a roll of delinquents
and muster Uiem out ot the service.
H W CROTZER,
Captain commanding
ttE&ISVAL.
rPHE subscriber respectfully informs her
X friends and patrons that she has moved
In KM Cooper's late standcorner of Third
and Market 8t, where she will keep on hand
a good assortment of LADIES' TRIMMING,
RIBBONS and NOTIONS of all kinds also
Gallaher's celebrated SOAP. Motto
"Small Profilt and Quick Safe."
n. M'Malwa.
BAKERY.
T WOULD respectfully announce that hav
ing taken Mr. Cooper's establishment I
shall keep on hand Frefth Bread, Cakes,
also Bran, Wheat and Indian and Rye when
ordered. ICE CREAM and Confectionery
in ev erv variety. H. L. M'MAHON
Lewiaburg-, Maj It, IMS
The Dimes Saving Institution of Le
wisborg 18 ready ta receive any amount oa Deposite
from Tea-Cents and upwards. Four per
cent, per annum Interest will be paid on all
unttial deposilas of Two Dollars and upwards
if deposited two monthj and longer. Office
ie James Geddes' brick block. Market St
H. P. 8HELLEB, Treasurer
Lewisburg, Oct 10, 1860
pHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
For sale by MO WRY,
e
ggrFirst of the Season!
NEW GOODS!
FROM PMLAD. AND N.Y.
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
For the Fall and Winter,
For the Fall and Winter,
For the Fall and Winter,
For the Fall and Winter,
Call and See.
Call and See.
Call and See.
Call and See.
Jdo. H Goodman, Market St.,Lewis1mrg
Jno.H.Goodman, Market St., Lewisborg
Jno.lI.(ioo(Iman,Market St.,Lewishnrg
Jno. II.Goodman, Market St., Lewisburg
CP A II kinds of Grain bought for Cash.
r( BBLS. Mackerel, Nos. 1 and 2,
"U half and whole Urn:,, Sir nal h.
JNO. II. GOODMAN.
COD FISH for sale by
JNO. It.
GOODMAN.
WIIITE
and Blue Plaster for sale
J.NO. n. QOOPMAN.
SALT, in barrels and eacks for pale
by JNO. II. GOODMAN.
90 000 BUS- of
U UUU fbrwhlch th.M
' J
Oats wanted.
Mff!lMt paM Incmh, by
sti it. maionAA
The vTorld Cballens;ed t
HAY, STRAW & FODDER CUTTER
(fatrnted March 31, 1S03.)
Rec'dlst Prtmium I'll. Slate Fair, Xnrriitomn,&pL 18C3
ojo iVeau'MM mi Union Omntp RiiT, Oct. IS -3,
and lrrmium-9l Xorthumbertand CVrnny fair, Oct. 1963
Messrs. Cakkuckf & Paine,
OF Lewisborg, Union Co., Penn'a would
respectfully solicit the attention of all
who have slock to feed, and Manufacturers
and Salesmen of Agricultural Implements, to
their Improvement in Straw Cutlrn.
Its price brings it within the reach of all
who may have use for a Fodder Culler. It
cuis Hay, Straw, Cornstalks, Paper or Cloth,
at smoothly as a razor can be made to cat a
beard, and that too without regard to the
length of time the machine may have been in
use. The machine is worked by a lever, and
can be made to eat rapidly. The length of
the cut can be regulated by use of a thumb
screw. The position of the knife to the cot
ting bar can at any moment be changed to
bring and keep their edges together as per
fectly when old as when first manufactured.
The annexed Certificates, and the names
attached, will ah' w the estimation tn which
this Caller is held al home
rTh Mlnwlaa fctt ff ao the Srat Cotter aaada
and ikiM by on. aA wy ba aawo Uepeadl enurclj
upon lu mrit tor au-caM.)
r Mitwr Jbm 111 ISfH
i, ..... r.RrRrra k Ptl't fleotlenvo I rpcaifrJ
roar rl Tattrr b Bir,""". an lliemt It to tha
pma t.r whom I orawd It. it g nwl aatl.faclioo.
I rrci-iTaJ th money lor it, and dH.. areorriiog to
your rauoeat, by expnu. KesUullj yoor.
MrMnu CAatHTTT 1 PMS-a. Tha tinderinawd, haylnx
arMi ued your Imprfiy.m.nt in rn-i,ier ,oiter, patent
rd Marrh lt. lf. eheerrolly tenli'y, that, a a hand
marhine, wa haye neyr aeen IU equal. IU eimplirlly.
durai'ility. prim and the oane and accuracy with whieh
the knife can ba aJjurtrd to the cuttinit bar and- leniilh
ofoutreiutated,arepointwhlrt raooninrad it to all.
Pavtd ftehraek
Adam Shaehter
Mirhael V'ler
J,bn Kdelnaa
Georffe Boyer
Samuel 11. Or wlf
Urltva Marali
K. II. haniherUa
J,,hn Philllpa
W ai.C Rnyer
jHmen M. Mnwray
Jamea W. liimcntOB
Throaa Taylor
B. T. Pontius
A M. Ijiha
O. II. F Shiyaly
John ljorkm
lvl Rooke
Vm. h. Rittat
Tseae Erer
Jacob uuady
Thoaiaa Penny
a,imTBCMBSllaKi corsry.
B- 8. Ouilykunat It T- Oofy
Oeorae MHowall W. O. Ilenderetiot
Jamea Brennan Alexander MartiD
Philip Steinrncn C S Wetael
sttbtb corsry.
Cb'a B. nummrl Andrew Toon(
Aaron ltr.tr.Mr
Montour county TheroM 8trawbrlda.
Mittliu county J.T. Stonero.d
R. Woodward- Duwaonon Iron Worka (
We would also refer to Messrs L L.
Barrett of Lock Haven, Pa., and Furst &
Bradley of Chicago, 111, who have purchased
our Machines.
N. B. Persons wishinr to purchase, will
call on us, or an T. U. EVANS, at bis gro
cery Store in Lewisburg, where a sample
machine may at all times be seen.
Manufacturers, or Salesman wishing to
engage in the business, will consult us in
reference to Licenses, or County and Slate
Rights. R.CARKHUFF,
L. 8. PAINE.
CARD. The undersigned, having pur
chased the Right of CARKHl'FF A PAINE'S
CUTTER for Northumberland and Lycoming
counties, we will be glad to supply orders
lor the same. W 8 BREWER
D W BARR
Lewisborg. Aug. 7, 1863
Peace Peace !
DEARrrlenda,and kind patroca, Irom country and town
We've Sew OSOwS for yon all, alnre price are down,
Then (rlre your attention, and pari oi your ean,
And aee ou bry Uooda ami aiher taw wan.
WVe Bereiea and Chained, end Satin Doctienea,
A ad Chaaabraye and liinatuuaa. and Sua Wool DeUlaaa
e-a Poplina and Mohaira, aad rrmie tor you aii
Such as Spragua'a aad Coeheoo'a juat (Ira oa a call.
We've Munlloi and gheetlnira-from Tt to rwlivi easts
We're Slorkinaa for ladlee ana nan none inr ute,
We've Clothe at all prior, for daetera and eaata.
We've ready -made Clothing aa cheap aa O . gtofces.
We've Can Uoopa and Corarta, and Crinoline Skirts,
Ana) Denim aad Cheek m for drawen and ahirta.
We're ehirt FronU and Collar for men and for boys,
We're Shaken lor ladies, but don't deal tn toya.
n-'.. ntulAtaea end Carneta ta cover TOOT floor.
We're Sbadea for your wludowa and Rug for your door!
We've Rocket and naaaete ana Huooera oi aino.
We're Smjan and Coffee for Pausvus or Cams.
We've Brurbe and Kattlea, all kind ofQoeenswea
So call aad examine, ere buylne elaewhera:
You'll find ua on Market avreat, center of town
At ?HKU.KR-9 Old Ptand- B. f. t ill BROWS,
Lewiaburs, AprU S, MX
BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWISBURG, VMON CO, PA.
IaEvrtS CEIBEE., Proprietor.
rpHIS new Hotel is situated opposite tht
X Court House.in the most fashionable and
beautiful part of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Coort. will find it the most convenient and
central publir houss charges will be the
most reasonable and neither lime or ex pense
will be spared so bestow every comfort npoa
those wbo may call. Persons in the County
win ne charged zs eta per meal..
Lewisburg, April 1, 1863
A $35 Iron City Ccilege Scholarship
FOR sale at the Slur 4 CAy-"" ttfte
'wiiburg
T. 6. EVANS,
FAMILY OHOCEKY
- ASD
Provision Store,
on Market street, between 3d and 4th,
LEWISBURG
Call and Satisfy Yourselves.
r.UR STOCK is larse and well selected
J embracing everything usually kept in a
first-class OKtJUERY STORE including an
assortment of
QUEENS-WARE, IIAED-WARE,
CEDAK and WILLOW-WAKE.
I take this opportuuily to return my lhanlcs
to the public for a liberal patronage.and hope
by studying; ihe wants of my friends and en
deavoring to supply (hem to merit their
patronage in Ihe future. T. O. EVAJif.
Lewiaburv, Uarch 2, ta.
1. s. aiirrt-iDura dasuu. aciiaacs
Jew Furniture Cit abllMtamcBt.
rPHE subscribers have opened a Furniture
X establishment, on Markel St. Lewi.sliur,
(opposite Chamberlin's buildings) where they
manufacture to order and keep on hand all
varieties of CABJSET WARE usually kept
in such establishments Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Stands, Wbat-Nots etc.
of ali patterns and prices.
nTRrriiBiis in the best and most exped
itions manner.
UNDERTAKING in all its branches
attended to at very low rates. Ready-made
Coffins always on hand.
J K DIKFFRNtlERFER & CO
Lewisburg, April 16, lt3
James F. Linn. J. Denill Linn.
T F. & J. M. IIXN,
J s titorncjs at Law,
LEWISbtKO,
674 Union County, Penn'a.
J. NMtRILl UU CowMiasioant for the Mate of Iowa
with power to tak Depoeitwn,acknow ledge Deed, at
Anttma ant CobisiIssIob none la Lewlokirg.
Legal Auctioneer!
F.l.DoitChonr having been appointed
sole Auctioneer for Lewtsbr.rg, is prepared to
attend to all calls in his line iu town and
country.
Commission sales.
In April next, I intend to open on MarWe
street a Room for the reception, and the sale
at stated times, of all kinds of (foods at Auc
tion. Any one wishing to disposeof any arti
cle can deposit it with me and I will sell it at
the best advantage I can and charge a per
centage for the aame
Feb. 2, IRS9 F A DOXEHOW'ER
ALEXANDRE ORGANS,
Sheet Music, Music Books, Music Merchan-
Jise.and all kinds of Mimical Inajfru
Dieilti, at the lowest possible prices.
TUB Horace Water' atoilera Im
proved OrerKtrung
iTrTlIROX FRAME FIASOS
ire justly proiHuiieMl by tbe PrrManJ Mowie Msuten
to b auprior iDatrumruU. Tlivy ar built of th bmt
and motit thoroughly waMotMl mavtmalai, Biid wtll ttand
any dtmat. TU too Is very lp, ffoso4t full and
mllow; th tourb lautte. Karb riutio warrantxi lor
tbrsw years. Frier) fron U t $700. tfrai-haod
Piaooa at great bargaina pricva from $26 to $100.
Horace ITateri' Melodeonn,
Rnivfwoo1 rjiM, Tuned the fcqu. TfUperamtut, with
tn ratatut invidsd ywaii and bolo btov.
No. 1. 1 octave, acroll If, iYdb CtoC, f4A
No. 2. I'-" otpr, eo
No. a. & - y to r, 76
Sa. 4 i - Piano Stylo, Ft K, 1(tO
No. b 44 to f, 1-5
No. 6. S two Atop and two cetnof reds. lf0
No. 7. 4D(j
two batik of ky!, - 200
No. 8.-4 octav Urptan Mflodeoaa, two banks of
kys, jvsmIhI haa, four and six atopa, $J&0,
?-T5 and $-WO.
Thrne Mflodron rfinafn In tuna a. lone Una. acb
SlelodMoa warranted for three years.
The Alexandre Organ
It a reed InatruneBt. roirrrftnd.ne; in power and eow
pans to .ne orainary if left pipe urgan.
Ia rosewood ca, 6 stops, lflo
13 ZS
1 3 stops, with percusMon, 310
13 .top, with percuisioo, and "exprenslon, 376
A liberal discount to rieravmen. Churrbes. ffsbfath
School, Lodsea, eVBiinaries and Teachers. The Trade
upplwd on uie moft hbeml term.
MUKAUE WATERS, Affent,
481 Broadway, New York.
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.
A New 8in?in Book r day schools.
called the Day School Bell, is now ready, it
en tain a boot 'iWchoice ttonifn, KounJn,Catchen,uettii,
Trios. Quartette and Choruses, many of them written i
exprlj for thin work.beehles3'.. paf?eof the Klernmu
of Music. The Klemeot are soasy and profresaive, !
that ordinary teachfrn will ttnd themselvea entirt-l nur :
cesfful in imtructintr even young scholars to sine :or- I
reetly and seientibcally, while the tunes and word em- j
hraee nuch a variety of IWely, attrarttve and muI utir- I
nnpt in u site anl sentimeuts, that do trouble will beexpe
lieneed in imlnriiifc all beirinners to jrr on with seal in
act)Uiriuf; skill in oDoftheuMstbaalth stvlnit.taaauty-lm-provinjr.
bHppineM-yieldintr and orrierprtlucitit: exerri- 1
sesof school life. In Himplicttyof iu elements, in variety
and adaptation of mUMt and in excellence and number
of its sonfts, orijciaal, selected and ndaptad, it etaims by
nwD v excel ati ouif-u wr. i. win ue round to be
the bept ever isitued for emlnarimi, Andtrmiesi and pub
lie iMioo. A few sample pajresof the Hlemnts. Tunes.
and ttonfts are (tienin a circular; send and ret one. It
is compiled by HOMAGE n atkhs, author of "Sabbath
School BUs." Noa. 1 and It, which have had the enor
mous sale of "00,000 copies. Prices paper cover, 30
eents. $15 per 100; boond, .TO cents, $ per li); cloth
bound, embossed, ttiit. u cent. f.w per 100. 'id copies
furnished at the 1H) price. MaiN-d free at the retail erica
unoirc uiTPUai is.i:
uvriwanuu a no, 1 UUIntr,
S1 Broadway, New fork
For Salt by LirPIXZOTT t CO , liladetphia.
The Horace Waters Pianos SMelodeons
and A LEI A SURE 0RfiA!, and T. Gilbert k Co cele-
braifd a4-lian Pianos, are the finest instruments for
parlors and churches now In use. A large assortment
can ba seen at the new warerooma. Mo. 4HI Broadway,
between tirand aud Broome streets, which will be sold
at extremely low prices. Pianos and Melodeons from
sundry makers, new and second hand. Second-hand
Pianos and Melodeonsat (treat bargains; prices from $li
to f 100. J-heet .Music, Musac-Books, and ail kinds of
Haste Merchandise, at war prices.
OpimumM of tht frtn.
44 The lloraee VTsters Pianoa are known as amone the
very best We are enabled to speak of these instrnmenu
with some decree of confldeoce, fnun personal know led ire
of their excellent ton and durable quality ."Ana Fork
KWOJmgVMmm
Sabbath School Bell No. 2.
0,000 copies Issued. Itisan entire new work of nearlr
300 pages. Many of the tunes and hymns were written
exoresslT Ibr this volume. twill soca be asnonalair aa
Ita predecessor (Hell no. i,; wbicb bas run up to the
enormous number ! .u,uw eopiea outst ripping any
Sunday School Book of ita site issued in this countrv.
Also, both volumes are bound in ona to accommodate
schools wlfthinit then in that form. Prices of Bell No.
paper covers, loeata, 12 per 100. Bound. 25 eentv
$18 per 100. Cloth bound, embossed, (tilt, 3o ents,
per nw. veil ao. i, paper eoTers, ia cents, $10 per loo.
Boand. 20 cents, $1S per 100. Cloth bound, embossed.
fHH, 2& eents, SiO per luO. Bells Nos, 1 and 3 bound to-
ether. 40 cents. $ J0 per 100. 2b copies furnished at tba
100 prion. Cloth bound. embossed, (rtlt, 60 cents, SWper
AUU. maiiea poeiajr irrm a. .ne reuu price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
Mar 1, 62 lSmeq 481 Broadway, New York.
Central Foundry and Machine Shop
liter, Walls, Mrlatr Ca.
Manufacturers of Bullock's Iron
HMMowrr and Reaper, Darling's
cnaiess t nam Horse rower
Willson's Telegraph Podder Cot
ter. Riches' Iron Plows,Withrrow's Self-Shar
pening Plow, and Michigan Doable Plow.
Also, Stoves aud Castings of every descrip
ion.
All kinds of Agricultural Implements kept
on hand for sale.
Jobbing work ia Wrought aad Cast Iron
ana Brass done to oraer.
Country produce taken ia exchange.
C.avitwaiSaeaet- airr.snr. Pa.
i obwib. ittin aarss
ORWIG & HAYES,
Attorneys at Law.
OFTIC'E oa South Seaond near Market
(April l,6i Lewliiburs, Pa.
UNION BOOT AND SUOE
mil Sb
QTILL AHEAD! Come one! come all
O and examine for yourselves the larges
-..A ekanaa nf IIamm n. T. X
and Shoes in I'mon cuuniy !
tVJasi received a FRESH SLPPLY c
City made work at unusually low prices
"Quick Halc3 nnd Small Profits"
is the order of the day at 8tl IRES',
Opposite the Bank, Lewisburg
The Family
Always
Drug Store
Read y !
If you want pure Drugs, go to SCHAFFLE'8
Drug A Chemical Emporium, where is kept
a large and general assortment always.
For any article usually kept in a first class
call at the
FAMILY DRUG STORE OF
C. V. SC HAFFLE,
Lewisburg .... Pennsvra
DWID GI1.TER & SON
HAVE removed iheir hair and Ca
blact Ware-room 10 the larger
and mure commodiuos rooms, late the resid
ence of Win. Fnck, oa the
twrarraf Tklrt aaS Market Maa. lewlabara.
where ihev have on hand ihe LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT of Work ever offered
loihe public in this vicinity.compri&ing Drets
ttnreaae and Fanre Weah'tanda af tba latpit et.l
Solaa. llairaral Cbalr,Caneae,t Chain. Uockioa Cbatra,
6wr".. i.c.., iiiwi naraa. jnaj l-tnd and CoU
'aae Bedatead. Fanrv yneea. Vaaev Tablea. Am.-.!
a general aamrtmrnt of roMUoy WOKK alwara aa
hand Ilarrooa and OnVe Cbalra Wkoleaale or Kelall.
We also attend to tbe UKUERTAKI!VR
biiRinea. in all it branehra. Heine pmrtd-d witb Kaaev
IIKAK-KSand FkkN Patent Mrtalllr Burial Caae,
andCtVFISofAurnwn manataeturealwavann h.nA
we are ready at any time, within aa bnar'a aotire, to '
. uwna u. .uu en .do mar raror na Wltn a call.
Having none bnt the bet workmen, wefSf
WARRANT all Fnmitnre maDafaetnred by aa, and K
deljeompetltaun either ia price urity la. aXi
Manufactory on N. lit Street,
where Cabinet and HooseTurning.Scroll and
Rip Sawing dene on ahert notice and reaeonable Urm.
A good assortment of LUMBER alwavs on
hand thr Newel Pout. BaanUter aad Band Kaillna;.
rrRiratntwa of all kinds done as osnal.
N.B. Any work not oo hand will be made
sa mob aa noaaibia.
Thankful for pat favors, we still eipect a
eontianaaca of tbe eame.
Boots and Shoes.
tfl The subscriber has jdst received
" IT "at his Store (nest door to the Post
SW Office) a full supply of Boo la &
fenoe of every style and variety suitable to
the season. The stock has been selected with
particular care, and will be afforded at
ET RKIHTEB PRICES rOR READT CASH.
His old friends and enstonwrs and the nnblie
generally are invited to call and eiamin. his
stock and jndge foi themselves. tTsrMAN
IFACTLKING and REPAIRING as beeto
fore will be attended to with promptness and
at reasonable rates.
, .v J0i ttr.BTOV, Act.
Le.i.bure, Oet IS, ISra).
O.P.SHIVELY,
Markri .bfawi
uflerlrt Hater 4 H'ne's
Drug tSavt-e,
L-iW aSfc-Jr - a. a- w
art aa aeMwIaWWITr VI
i) IJarneg?. Krid
le.-t. r-addles,
common and the
aewpateat BOI!SEt OLt AIW,.rrnleJ to hart no bone
Dralrr la
BrFFALO BORES, BLANKET, 8UJGD BELLS,
Fancy Saddlery, Harness IIardware,ic.
rpilE subscriber, liavin? carried on
X buf.it.eas for afvrat vrara. and vatitaid & iwnntatiAaa i
this r K.'H so'l th I oioo bounty A,:HciiltQral Society
L I - r r. a njr--ts.r.i,hnifnt in j
e.e...K awaKini iftnr.e 'n .nr.i,)Hf arilCIPS or blst
workmanvlitp woo Id nprvMi hi gratlCudo Ibr favom rf
tb traJmc publir airaly rv-rvte-l. aad ask their conti
nacti patfinatre at hw NfcVT STAND.
Thr latb-r oat-rf by mm la of tb vrrv twtrt. UntW m
lh old way, and will la, frr years. I employ the Ivm
WoramvB ovvrsr my owa bui-ipraa- and ata found lo
my thop at all miituhJe hour. My .' aol Wcrk arw
warranleti, aDtl if not mm ipn?atnkd bit ba wtornvd or
Mr-hangrd. Call and m in, and If I do Dot siv ynu
the worth of your money 1 will not again ask for jour .
patronage.
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
rwC!lP for CASH or READY PAT In Boat kind
of tiuntrr Produce.
Lewiabn're. April t, 1C,I. O. P. 81IIVELT.
RIVIERE HOUSE
LevTlftbare-, Pa.
R. G. HETZEL, Pno'a.
THEnndersitrned returns his sincere thanks
for the patronage extended towards him
by the citizens of Union and tbe adjoining
connties, he woold most respectfully solicit a
continuation of the same.
R. O. HETZEL
Lswisbnrw, March 13, lfi m3
CARPETS- large and choice vari
ety, from 31 els. upwards, for sale by
pru tu, mi BKOWN 4 BRO.
FRICK, BUJJHEYER k 00.
Are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand a large quan
tity of 4 feet Palings and 3 and 4
leet Lath at the following prices:
Paling headed in a new sivle. from is
to $10 per M
E,atb 3 and 4 feet long, Jtl to Sl.es) pr M.
Shingles at $5 to $7 per thousand.
Palings and Lath made to order, an. u..,k
parties may desire
uwlatmrt Straw Sawmill, bee. 36, 1SS0
NOTICE Gentlemen !
CITIZENS of Lewisbnrg and vicinity are
respectfully informed ihat the subscriber
has bought out the interest of E. L. Hiaaa in
the business of Shaving and Hair Cutting, and
continue tbe aame at the eld atond haaement of widow
BBI mora, oeiweew C.Pen.v'aand J. H..ril..',
where bv atrtel attention to buineae mm knu. t ....
aatirnietkin to all who ma; laror hua with thru patron
age at all tlmaa amcant Snndava. '
Toail who tarry here till thvlr bearda graw long
To vet a pleaaant ahave, eood aa barber ever Kav
uet can on Lru.ua at ni ealnaw. bnay inrn muuiasoa.
" . r.u, mm enarp ana eeieeora Keen.
April S, 1S61 A. W. DIUJN, Pnt lira.
FIRE INSURANCE.
"INSURANCE COMPANY Of NOTRH
X AMERICA Philadelphia.
(tncorporatrd, ITU)
Capital 8500,000.00
Assets, Jan. 1S6I, - 1254.719.81
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President
CHARLES PLATT. Secretary
Cw"Buildings annually or nerDetnallv. Mer
chandize, Grain, Furniture, tfcc insured, at
currant rates of Premium.
JOHN B. LINN.
934on3 Agent for Union eooniy. Pa.
CARTES DE VISITE at Mowry's Gallery
Photograph Albums at Mowry's Gallery
Photographs large size at Mowry's Gallery
Photographs in Oil at Mowry's Gallery
Ivorytvprs at Mowry's Gallery
Hallotypes at Mowry's Gallery
Ambrotypes, and
All kinds o' types . at Mowry's Gallery
muwky s GALLERY, in Market Mreet,
i off osite the Rank Lewisburg ' 938
Administrator'. Rotlce.
"l THERE AS, Lrirer bf Adminiatnuj..
the estate of ABKAIiAM BLYLrJ1
deeeaeiL tat of LisneaSon lea....
county, have beea granted to ike obcr,,J
j by thr Register of srd enamy, ID aat
I ill D.rUtM i IlHehle fl elle ...
. l . .7 r.
ed to make paymenl.and those having cUtiaa,
r uivai twit
authenticated for aeillement, to '
VALENTINE WALTER,? AdBlk.
DANIEL BLYLER.i, Juaior,
Oct. 8, IBM f4
Variety and News Depot,
rpHE sabseriber keeps constantly far ui,
1 at the VOST OFFICE (below l-ea,,?
House) a well -.circled stock of
Family Groceries, Confectioaarj a
Fruits. Fancy No- U.l
tiotis, J erfnmery &
soaps, H all Taper
and Oil Shades, Traveling Bagtv,
III...!, u. 1 i i wt iT . .
jiiauK.ociiooi ana uymn eooti,
Paper aasl Maraalarswa, lat
or to otder, from Huston, Nc Y'.rk or fkilZ
delphia aoch aa ihe Triboae.Tinea HmiT
Ledger. Weekly. Clipper, Police Gazriie Maw
citry.Waverly, Literary Companion. Hsrpar's
and Leslie's Illustraied Weeklys. Godey'iiu
Harper's Magazines, Yankee A'orioas aa
lVic Macs, Ac. ke.
ALL Of WHICI III SOlS'CBEiP rei mjm
Lewiabnre GEO. W. FOKKC3T
WM. F. GRASSLER, "
Watcbuaker, Jew eler a CIMer
ppvltc BctMl'. Hotel. Market St. Uaubsrt, fa.
nanny opened , 8hop i p
Goodman's C'loihine 8k,,, k"
' 41 in his line. H,
. wvi.re is
lar;e cities all bis time, ha i
prepared to renair Hairk-
Clocks or Jewelry, and to do En(ravin. Fla.
ting. Gilding or Galvanizing in the ben itrl,
of Ihe art. Alt work warranted to give eaiir
satisfaction, and dune at ibe very lowest eath
prices. Also Accordeone aod Mtludran
repaired in the best manner.
Call in before yon go el.ewkert, tea fof
yourself and save your money. Oct. S. !Sil
MEAT AND UNION!
JACOB G. BROWN, having ais
ted in feeding the hungry of Lew.
laburg and vicinity, for nearly three taaa
paat, wun ine Desi ot
Beef, Pork, Teal, &c,
would return his grateful thanks to his nam
rous customers fcr thnr patronage aad aa
nounres ihal he intends to continue Ihe bnvt
ness as lierrioforr in the Meat Market Hia
between Srhaffle's and Baker 4 Co.'s I) r
Stores. Market Square.
Moasi.aoa VN'edneadavs ad 8aisrdays
! CASH is the system. Public fatronage re
I spreifully solicited, and stifa-ton m,ara
March id, 61. i..tiu.i.,j,.
J. f... BOWERY
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Bala,
South Fifth St., LrwiiLvrg,
TE EPS constantly on hand, and miooia
IV tores to order, all descriptions of
Being d e xpene nctd ?hi'fmai.fr, aarf ass
ions to merit a .bare of ihe public rairoaatti
he Will warrant all Wtrk which DlT MaW
inrooen nis oanas.
Particular attention will be given to Ladies
Work.
His Prices are as low as those nf any otfrav
dealer in ihe vicinity. He solicit a tair mat,
confident that he eaa satisfv every person.
Lewiburg, Aug. 31, 1860,y
WINFIELD FACTORY!
Aear llarllelOB, I'niois Pa.
THE subscriber, thankfil
for past patronage, woold inform
his friends and ihe public in gene
ral, that be continnea tn nin.rii.
ture all kinds of Woolen Goods, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres. Tweetia, Satliaetts. Jeans,
Blankets and Flannels; also. Carper and
Stocking Yarns. His machinery being of tba
best kind in use, and bavin; employed lis
best of workmen, he feels sale in sarsg
that bis work shall not be surpassed r
any esiatlu-htnenua the country. A goedtap
ply of the above goods kept constantly on hua
for sale or to exchange for wool, at prices
that can not fail to please. WOOL will be
Carded in the best manner and on the shortest
notice. Terms for carding, eah on the de
livery of ihe rolls. MARK HALFPENNY.
W infield Mills, March 30, 1857.
American Life insurance & Trust Co,
(Capital Stock $5110,000)
COMPANY'S Buildinga,lalnuistreet,8 1
corner of Fourth Philadelphia.
. 1ST" Lives insured at the osnal .Mnwalrataw
or at Joint Stock rates about 3i per cent, lass
or at Total Abstinence rates the lowest ia ine
orld. A. VVHILLU1, fresident
Joan C. 8tw. See. ' ""'-' .
747 GEO. F. MILLER. Ageai.leJtatr.l
PEIPHER'S LINE
ri AND FROM PHtLADELPW
L Biprcnev p riiicn.
let Ctaa. 4S oeaU par let pewaJa.
2d do 40 do do
Sd do SS do do
4 th d. 37 do do
reial Tl do do
W beat. By and Cora, 12 oaata par haaaal.
Philad. Depot with
Freed, Ward Freed, 811 Market 8t
Thankful for the liberal aatroaaze gives st
we hope by strict attenlioa to busiaess
merit a continuance or the same.
THO'S PE1PHE
For farther information apply to
iy795 C R M'GINLY, Agent, Lewiig
DR. iTIrUGGER,
H03KEOPATIIIC PIIYS1C'
FFICIJ in his new Brick Bl.ck.
Maran
sirret,sooin siae, oeiween '
. : , laca '
up.taire.j uvisuurf
I8S
JOHN B. UNS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LEWISBIRG. tys,,.
SI. Cssssiruloaer of .Veas fcr the '"""Ir-e
X0I8 and CiUIOSM A anthoriard
I take Uepoeitkma
and ABVlaritete ".
eekaew
either of the. bove Melee, and alee to tea 1 . w pa
led(eeeeot or proof al ear Deed ar other '?' "7
rerofded to either aT .aid SU- Sla
ynhoaiat
HI. Til. DVVTtO IiaU)it,,
and Lutheran, at FOR"-!T
"SsT2.
G&mjhas removed to South 3d Hreet.
doors from ihe Town Clait, "
IMRIiRG PA
JOHN HAWN,
M ANITA' Tl'RER of Improve
iCaMlonMatchc,Lwu
a -j
blJLa.