! I . i i mini I'll mm fHRO BY 0. NOKLUVN A it J. U. lUlWHililUa. 41 1.."K per tar, aluays In Advance. TanUs Morning & FrMay Afternmin. KOI! l'l!rM!'rr. " Ai,kaiia. Lincoln JajrAuutbtT of our hands Imiig left in to enlist, wo are- again inc 'nmi ideJ for help, and our patrons will Lave to bear with u. Dt,GuQ. Grant's visit lo Washington eeius to Lave caused the last call for 0l) 000 mea. lie wants enough to make it sure, Eist and West. gajy-Duriu the bigh wind of Friday last, a log dwelling ou tho farm of th e late James Dale, K-ij , in liuffaloo town ship, was burned dowu. ley-Lieut. W. R. Foster and Perg. John L. Uecse have succeeded Lieut. Beale in the recruiting s-rvio;, ia this place. The office is removed to the room over Reiiuelt Ur' diug store, opposite this office. .Mrs. A. M. Ilolstein who has been connected for some years with the bospi- tali in our army, will meet tbe ladies of the Soldiers' Aid Society, at Mr J. F. Linn's.on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. fce-Last " Saturday" evening" a ladv created quite a sensation in the Lewisburg Post Office, upon the supposition that she Lad been robbed of $100. It was after Wards found upon the sidewalk, where it is presumed she accidentally drorped it from her pocket. rioUitllir.K fATAnTHoiMiE Towards the close of last week a rafi was discovered 00 fiie while passing down the rircr iu tbe vicinity of N rthutnberlaud. Some per sons from shore-reached the rait as soon as possible, when they found three men on board, one of them burned to a crisp, and the o'hers lo instusibility. lfeiug thus far gone, tbey cculd give no accouut of j themselves, their names, ncr Buything concerning the disaster. It is supposed crai9 Coding fault with it, of course. v'Kf,ri ""dcr the vain pretext of couipro that the straw and other Ttifiammable I This moruinr. Generals Iturnsidn and i niising with our erring brethren, must be materials lying loosely about in the Cabin took 6re while they were asleep, or, what is more latneotable, lutt x eated. 1 he two liviDg men were not expected to icco.tTBia.csi .ccouiiis. , . r . ii r arsx-AS a reason ior toe last can oi 200 000 n en, it is supested that the , Rebels will form an alliance with tbe tool of the Kaiperor of tho French now coming to establish a Monarchy in Mexi co. Let Rubeldom aud Mexico enter into a treaty, and France sustain Mexico, tbere may be trouble. At any rate, Gen. firant seem, to thiik it wise to have enough men and munitions at all points. 1 KMaj John H. Stover is oranzing 1 tbe lSl:b Keg. 1. V., and under bim are j cooperating ('apt. Henry K. Ritter, M. ' ... , ' 1 - I r()n Friday week, at Roelsville, ; Scar Lcwistown, while assistit.g at the preliminary services for communion in the ri-so vi I'riHTi ruuiiii.ii''v. d.uti'n 11 iitiaiu- ; ... . , ,, t i-:n: . . on was prostrated with apoplexy and . 11- . a-,: His condition ; Liaiaisaoi ui iuc icu bs, oa v.iuuu : I P - ' :- I arThis week, Thursday, the Copper- Leads of Pennsylvania, under the guise of j "Democracy," are to meet iu State Cm- j yention in Philadelphia, and take action with regard to the Presidency. S. S. ', 1apViOl ia tliA nnmirinn f rrn a 1 1 r f it 1 jjaroer is toe nommeo irom tuis county. , Thus far.M'Clcllan seems to be the favorite ! cf the party leaders, but they may shovo ! bim overboard and take up some new j man as (hev did Woodward last venr. ISfLooK out Fun Pickpockets. Coming up from Harrisburg, Friday morn ing, tbcre was a rush to get into a car, and three men "took the chance" which tbey probably manufactured to pick two ! er drink9 nofer 9wearS( an(1 is tep0Itei ,0 pockets one of a stranger to us, who lost , be a very much beloved old Rebel indeed." $200. Tbe other was that of George j Now, Sawtelle was punished for nn Moycr, of Freeburg, who lost S700, sent , doubted traitorous and troublesome con bj him to Harrisburg to pay tbe bounties ust. But who does Dot see bv such of '.women who backed out and left bim I with the money which he thus lost. j After lijokingon and condoling with the unfortunate a few hours, Sam'l U. Orwig, t.ei , put bis band id bis pocket and found ; the bead Rebel General is "very much bis pass book and diary gona with tbe ' beloved iudeed." money of the other men ! I . 1 . . iw IIampsiiiri. We regard the Bouougii Ki.ec.tios. A very light J result of the election in New Hampshire ote was polled last Friday, and tho ! as a most important harbinger of the Straight Administration elected. Tbere ' future. This magnificent victory is tbe was no Opposition ticket, and but two j forerunner and the symbol of that grand er three volunteered, one whom was elec- est of national triumphs, wbich will Ud Inspector, tbe Kepubs. baving nomi- result, next fallin tbe crushing out of Dated but one for tbat office in the South rebellion, the suppression of factious par V ard. The following officers are elected : ,iZJn8uipi the SlDdicati(m of the B,;eBl. 1 , 7.X v T i i ,,!'' lbe U. n- the full establishment of Justice of tbe Peace Robert II. Laird. :j- , , , , . Con.t.ble-Gsorgs Schoch. " .,od,Holub'e and regenerated Union; High Constable G. A. Kaufman. ! , ,be PP08't'ot eould not carry that r- l t "tii Ward. .Wth Ward. , State, with all their appeals to the Chase -ouncil T. G. Kv.ns. I, Ii H,.rl,.i. ..je . r .. . Bcb. Director.-J.U U nn. j r. j:.'".ur?amtatnumtls Overseers Sam'l Slifer Ti.;j ! Judge of Klec Jo8.Musscr, Jac.Hummel ,be lospeotors Lanson Pross, Kl. . Wolfe ; John Miller James Blair. 1 1im... T Ij srl l i- .... i --.i,.... augnnn, A.&boemaker 'to every friend of this country, and all Am t Ass rs F.Beerstecber, P.N Ginter 1 u u . u j t. . Gen.Keed, O II P.Sbiveiy i d CUrage "d CMtU Anditors-Tbos. Howard, J. L. Reymau ! VMot3- Cbas. S. James. Bcni. Cawlev ! Itev. Mr UntBobnoao nf Tiirhntwilld. ,hti CDj,',r'r -ogive the township ' has " "8 ID our Beit J tas Harrisburg Correspondence. Wednkmiay, March 16. Tn-doy, Messrs. Cotiucll, J ihnsoo Gla's, St. Cluir, aud Worihiugton, were at poiLttd tLe Apportiouuicut Committee on tie pirt of the &euae. In the House, Messrs. Oimstead, Allcwan, ISalsbnch, leck,and hi to 17 others, have the bauio little job before them. The liouuty liill passed second reading, iu Souale to day. Kccenily, Mr. Mayer, H. U. of Laness ter, uurrowly escaped death at Herr's Hotel. A soldier was fooliug with a piMol, whou it was discharged accidental ly, possiug through Mr. Mayer's coat aud j lation of law, prating about law. pautaloous, and prming bis thigh. j To bear men who, were they South, It has been cold aaio quite; ooal is: would bo treated as the poorest and lucau indeiuau'l; aud the uiatket hours have j est 'white trash' taunted as 'mudsills,' been changed back from 8 to 5 in tbe ! 'greasy mechuuics,' o , upholding the morning. With such a market as Harris- ' very men who so degrade labor and des burg has, it seems to me that three times pise tho-o who do not own negroes, a week for purchase and sale would be a To bear them justifying Jeff. Davis decided advautagc over two days, and if I , and the South, who have not tbe manhood kept bouse here I would try it. j and decency to go South and seek a borne Nothing Las been discovered of tbe ' which they like so well, murderers of the gray-haired old man To hear a man who loves slavory more found dead on tbe street one morning last . week. His bead was broken. IS.ith Houses bold their third sessions ' " 1 dr,1P ,tiis line-intending to , i'o the election of State Treasurer, ! '":n u" be variously hindered thus far. Thursday, March 17. UVitVi is the Hank party 1 In Senate, ! on the question of extending the charter ! of tho Lank of GernnulowD for Cve years, 1 n.,.. ... 1 .,.,..l v... lil ' Krs and 1 Dem voted No So tho present "Democratic" is the old "Bauli ; party." i St;te Treinurrr. Uenry D. Mooue l was duly re-elected to this office, by a vuto of C: to 50. Wm. V. M'Gralh received bis party vote for re-election. The bill to pay our State Debts in na- 1 tioual niouey, was discussed tho Demo- Hancock visited both branches of the 3 of tt)C ; 1. for th ' luriuu, Senators, Legislature Suspsudcd business . Sike nf a personal introduction of Senat ; nd Members to those distinguished miii- , .. ... tary ( liters. 1 hey are both superior men in annearanee of larrrp. mnsnular frampa - e- Da c-mmanuing in every point. Mr. Orwig has read in place a bill for 1 tbe White Deer Creek improvement coui-1 pany The Constitutional Amendments have ! passed the House and Seuate precisely as they stood lastyear-aod will promptly be i6DC(1 b- lbe GoTerDor- Tbe Senate ! a" Pasied bl11 proposing the 4th of T 1 P. ! . L - ISI . I . . . " July to fold the Election on the question, i ... . I lato of j fayAug. S. Sassama., Kq. , b" " ' V . New Berlin, we see is promoted to be a (-'op. Iospcctor of Klections ia ono of the Wards of Reading City. j Signs of tub Times. The Legisla- lure oi .'uiviauu, ,m nisi., passeu au aci, i .t at . i. ... i n.L i . - . i .1.. i : f i . . ., iiaviefini scsscis iu mat oiaiei aisu, au 6 .? . . act repealiD" the law comcelline the State ! to pay for all slaves killed in attempting j tJ acape frJm tbcir roasters. Oo the samc ,jay , resolution asking Congress to I appropriate ten millions of dollars to com-! p5nsa,e save owners for their emancipa-1 ,ioa w,a irjdtfio-tel pospont(lj .fter aQ ! . . . . I animatod debafe. - The last Selinsgrove Times bas tbe following three brief editorials : "A War Domncrat is one that acts as a guerrilla for tbe Abolitionists." "The Rcast Under bas ordered tbat a minister at Norfolk, Rev. S. II. Sawtclle, is to work for three months at cleaning tbe streets.'' OHpn I .AH haa tin flnnr In tila tnnf tijiv extracts as above tbat the Rebel Leo is ! more beloved by Copperheads than Union offisers and soldiers? War Democrats are styled "guerrilas" and "Beasts," while ,uU L'lnc0" be defeated, where is Slato they cn hoPe to next J here is, tberefore,in this election, that which is pregnant of hope and cheer given up bis charge in that place, aud joint J tie army a a Chaplain LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, Things that Hake a Patriot dad. To heir men that have never read the Constitution, and never beard it read, ranting about its violation. To bear men who never did a day's ; labor in their lives howling about the ! ii,fljx of negroes, aud its iijusliise to tbe white laborer". ! To bear men rave about the President's violation of the Constitution, who are so utterly stupid or knavish that they have never ascertained that the rebulliuu is in I violation of the Constitution. i To bear men who euro not for law for i God or man and who livo in daily vio- I than bis eouulry cr freedom. To hear a drunken, leprous, thick-head ed, gaunt-looking libel upon manhood, belching out "Constitution." To bear a man talking about peace and compromi'o after be has been kicked and spit upon by tbe South. Osaeyu Times.! Words that Uheathe. Governor Morton, of Indiana, at the Union State : Convention, held on the 23d of February, it Iud'atianolis. elosnil a sticitIi i f i'reat ' power with these living words: "lhey w,1 '"e ,B0 sword shall perish by the : sword; and the rebellion baving wickedly , a"J madly appealed to nrms in the begiu- Clngi "J Br,u9 "lst 11 bo utterly crushed an,i L"Jt""1 'rom thB Da,,0D- iBa maD j wl' wuulJ e"nel 'be nation to stay the marca bt oar t"ous armies, and give lue reDt'"'on Paus8 to cover strength aDd traitor or a fool. Compromise implies concession on both sides, and what could .... 1 . ... 1 3 "de to them short of be independence of ,i,c,r Confederacy and the destruction ..t .i. i i ... i i .t "' -K us lo ceuo i Iu the very beginning, spurning all negotiations, rejecting all moni "Da religious considerations, tbe rebellion sprang to arms, and, slapping tbe nation ia Ibo face with tbe mailed h"d. hallonge! it to combat or ignomin- ious surrender.' . -.. nrn..,.A intervi,.- bpf-een I.ient ( ;e. (Jr.nt. th", Pecl.elar of War anj Gpn- nai(,ck- took - ' . w,n,,. ThA ,;,:, V - " J union oi me country was aiscnssea, ana ,i a npneral rlan of a harmonious and tua Pencral FlaI Harmonious ana) declsive oamrjainn devised. Tbe neeessitv I of accompHhin more through the Army ! of th, 1otonao than ha3 bitherto been ! accomplishcd, was freely admitted, and I . r ;j i ine suf ieci oi reoreauizaiiou cousiuurea General Grant left on Thursday to review " the Armv of the Potomac, and to aecer-! : - !...: i. ;-,;- ,.f I ,u,n hindrance- to its efficiency are. IIo an- DOUUCe bia iutention to avoid, if possible, a residence in Washington, and to stay 80mewhcre in the e,d of 8Ctive dut Gen- ,Ia''ll;':k'B position will not be really changed, but he will continue as Chief of QtfT r tia Proaiilont K mil rrrl rinm tall C...H- . .l. Ia:,l. !., !,. .11 1 uo ""-6- . his orders, as Commander in-Chief of tbe army, will be transmitted to tbe Lieuten ant General. Such a position will place him on a grade inferior to the Commander in the field. Books for tub Camp Fires No. 2 is ready. It is claimed to be the cheapest original work yet published. It contains 101 pages, minion, and 5 spirited illustrations. It is entitled Ciotelle; a Tale of tbe Southern Slates, by W. W. Hrowo, a uative of Kentucky. Trice I tin f-ENTS ; for which it will hn .enl i 1 any address, potaye paid, by the publish- cr' Jame9 Redpatb, Boston Mo. 3, a lale by Ralzac, "tbe Dickens of t rance," will be issued soon. On Picket Duty, by Miss Alcott, No. 1 of this series, has gone to its second edition. 7000 were sold ia three days. A Good Joke. The Miners' Journal tells a good joke on Strouse, member of Congress (cop.) from tbat district Stronse wanted to make friends with some of the returned soldiers invited them into a saloon to "take a drink" and eat wbat they wanted. Soldiers "never refuse," consequently they went in, ate and drank all they wanted at Strouse's expense, and ; at tbe conclusion gave three cheers fur Ifjn. J. II. Campbell, late the Republi can M. C. from tbe District, btrouse was some $15 out of pocket. Served bim right! Tbe Selinsgrove Putt states that the body of an infant was found by some boys in Perm's Creek last week. It is supposed to be a case of infanticide. The large lumber mill of Ruckly, Say lor k Co., at Beech Creek, was destroyed by fire last week. Iusurance email and loss heavy. The military situation at Jacksonville, Fla., remained unchanged. Our troops still hold the place, but are subject to occasional aonoyaooei front tha Rebel cavalry. Nlw BHtN, N.C., March 13 There bas been a slight rktriiiish between tbe enemy and the tl.iid New York cavalry, but no scrioos collision bad occurred. Two o! our prisoners were Ovii-n to death en their trip from Richmond to Amcrieus. Ti;.,. ..if .i ' tia. 1 hirtv-onc .'scaped from the eiri- . . i, . , i . ... between i.rancuv.lie and Augusta, ihe nailing oi ntiy-oue Union soldiers at Kinston and the reported hanuicir of sev eral companies of tbe 2nd North Carolina, who were recently captured by the rebels, has given a fresh start to the enlistment of conseript deserters, who are eager, to aVtDe these atrocities. Klmika, March IS. The new Presby terian church, in which tbeSmitary Com mission were heddiog their fair, caught Dto ibis evening at half past six o'clock, aud iu a short time was consumed, together with tbe contents. It is feared that some of tLe visitors to the fair have perched m ... b. .,.,. $33,000, insured for 10,000. The Grand Jury bas sgain recommended the building of a uew Court House at Sorihiiru TliA iiisitirft4 nf thn enntitv is .. j . - - - ---- - j becoming so extrusive, and the old build - ing so inaurquato to its accommodation, besides uusafe as deposits for tbe valuable ' , . , public records, that tbe people of the county are making up their minds to tbe necccssity of now buildings. We bad ..jlli.i . n avnaminfl lima fv toiil.linrt . - ' T . " . "." nut wneu two urauu .juries in guucessiou urge it, it is lime for tbe County Coaimis- iooers to take the matter in earnest con sideration. Sunburn Gazette. Ibe head ennner on the pira'c Alabama is one of tbe most accomplished artilleri-ts in the Iiritish navy, lie i .. (T nr..l 1,; . f weeks before the Alabama saued, ami instead of re-enlisting in her Majesty s navy, took a commission no tho pirate at ine very roumi sum or iwii nuuureu pounds sterling a month, in gold, which, at tho present price of rebel paper, is tho moderate salary of forty-two thuusani: dollars a year. .i I . r . l i i TLe Charleston papers of tho 7ih alt, speak of having ascertained the cause of tho s'.pktog of the ilousatonic trotn cap tured Yankees. Thty had . previously i supposed that the vessel was sunk ia : ! storm, aud only ascertained that tbe tor- I Dedo boat bad been successful ten days, (he M u iU oe ! remerubered occurred on tho 18tb. Tho . j torpedo was oommanaea by laieuienaut ! Dixon, of Mobile. IHustratine tho idea that one should s . adapt his language to bis bearers, a story is told of a woman who was handling a pair of artificial plates in a dental offijo, and admired tbe fluency with wbich the dentist described them, asked him : "Can a body eat with these things ?'' "My dear madam, tnasticatiou can be performed with them with a facilitv soarcelt excelled, 1 by nature herself," responded the dentist. i . ' I 1 L .. . LJ . , I "Yes I know, but can a body cat with ,l,-m7" responded tbe woman. lbs Charleston Mercury says that boo- rotary Cbaso is making every exertion lo fl"01 lbo Soa,li greenbacks, which, unless immediaU-lj checked, will subv6rt our (the rebel) currency and thus u.fliet , a mortal blow on tbe success of the cause, j The same paper also says tbat the constant dropping of the enemy's (Union) Bhot .rr r . ... ' .1 and shell is telling ou the lower part of , . Charleston. l-amucl Kepler bas been permitted to, withdraw from tbe M. E. Church, tbe members of his Conferonco considering bim disloyal, and otherwise unworthy .j Ho owns that be believes in human sla-1 very, contrary to Ibe views wbicn now ..... i ...... prevail iu ine cuurcu ui wuiuu no was . -i . .i. i u . c l : . L i . some time a minister. ; . 1U0 disastrous marcn, resulting id ine ; defeat of tbe Union troops at Olustee ip ; I'lorida. was the work of Gen. Seymour alone. Neither Gen. Gilmnro, See. Stan- ton, or Pres. Lincoln ewar ordored it yet the Copperheads charge it upon each of tbe three latter, when neither was ia any way responsible. General Wild, commanding at Norfolk, Va., has directed tbe churches of that city ! k. J A .k. ...I-:.. C,l.l k i preachers. Colored soldiers must be 1 v -o ulugh wu'i tun 1'UJji'iis li i iv vi v j -i admitted tn tha churches the same as I others, and an; iosult or indignity will bo punished. Major Qillmorc's rebol banditti waylaid a wedding party on tbe way from Win chester to Martinsburg a few weeks aovi, and robbed tbe bridegroom of S200, his watch, a pocket pistol and a shirt. What chivalrous warriors these rebel cavaliers are! Court Convened at Sunbury Monday, but 00 account of the prevalence of tho I small pox in the mining districts of tbe I count,, it was deemed prudent, not to j continue the session. The juries wero j discharged on Monday, and all the civil ' r i . . . suits continued to next term. List of Vendues in Karen, 1864, Advertised by bill! at thia ofn.ss or in the "Chronicle.' M Personal Prop. at'Mrs. DtXonaandte's. Ti Personal Property. M. I. Herd. Buffalo 21- Per. Proa. Buffalne House. Lrarlura JJ Prr.PrupJoha s. lianklrdrr'w.Kasl Bun". 3 Krai Ksialrof M. WasnrrSer i.lf Hlsb .-e-Ho-.f LM,w-tall7.rrlw.er'4 llanvllie 22 Per. Pmp. H. Boarrsoi. tet'i, lluffaloe 2-BuIldllieUls,Vi.ll.(ham,lld..liit'r,L'b-i,-. ts-Hrr. rnipertj, Joha P. Miller, Irwlsb'f SO-Hoaseh'lw HwMls,i:rv.r F.Uelalacrr.L'k'K TENDCB NOTES for sale attlia " Star k Chronicle" olBoa. Tn Northoraberlauil, 9th ln, by Daniel M'lraitor, T.-1-, KHKKT Sl'KDI.S. of Columbiana Co , Ohio, ud Mi. K1,I.BETII pilKTH, of North'd Co. Tn rninn Tp. !th nit , la bar 67th rear, Na.NCT' wilaol David Di.-N.Naut. MARCH 22, 1864. We are auihoriicil lo say to those who are I uine Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial ih.it; the 1) irior can be convulte.l at his .lice. .No. 10 North Src.nd street. I'hilad'luhia. person- j i ally or hv leuer, free m chaiee. Tnoe who j are al'leted i!iral ami lung diseases I """" ''" f,r'""r lha,"n Pul ths-mlves tin- , it-r the Doctors treatment, tor a lull de- r c sctiptmn of hi ui'ilir.iue. ami a numoer of ! rrrtilicaies from men an,! Women f unques- ! ti.malile worth and reputaiiou, see our adver- Usioz columns. fcfUMstmrjj fHacfcct. Currtttril .Semi- Weekly Wheat, 1,40 Efrgs 8 20 Ryo 1.20 Tailow D Corn, 1 HO Lard, fresh 12 ')-ts, pr 32 lb, 75 Clover seed (J OU Flaxseed 2.25 Wool 05 Dried Apples 7 lb Potatoes 50 FirkinHuttcr 1H Sides k SbouM-r 10 Fresh Butter... 30 Potk trade ti.00 i & - - .i i; tr mi . ,Urcy ,J() ?l 00 (,uutrJ Sui.p 4 & 6 s-, . chnn ?pr with Kihj 1ST of lcf (r remaining in Ihe l'o-t Odic.e at, LtU'lsUL'Kti, l'a.. up to AUrch 21. IStil : . ... . j jtuici,n. j n 1 Unrk.t. v.i nai,,r. Mr. Mr a H-h-r is i.;t. li'-kwirth, Mis Mary i i;nrVi-, !;.-. uuri llnrris A liro, J I line. UitTSl II wpl. Ji.hn A. II;ltt-li:rts. Ji)K-;.b Irvin, i.w Sallitf Ji.lin, lifnr W Jnnifl, Th'Qiaa It Klinp A Itro. i A hniirkt, Hsrv Millar, L..si M Motr iiX Wo MurViii, NqIkob A Slum, I-.illl-r. SinHn II JtVwNTT. Mslis ITwi... .Mi-. MallnJ iTflsr. Jarob l'artx F.-aoklln lr,t, .1-1, d Kwl, Mis Anns M. l.nti k. Min Julia A R..t. i Koutrbn, S;i0 Shsll. r. Mrs ?alllo A Sinitii. John Fu'msr. T II Trail-, luaae Trs.sler, Amos Tnrri'T, Mi-a KHratxth f isylor. Kri Jo H Vat.riiouse. Jna Kohrabu-h. fniiHi t j EXV.'m?. AcgeiiD. liurrM. JihpIj Tiark. Mrrt Marsrst -m,.lll. LWut.W.. rll. Iuti.I Crit.H, Mrs Miirtha riln. Mi Sali-jp Criw. ll, Uluut --.is . n. IlaiMon. Mii & R M-tr-n )-rl-r Samuel ! i,'"k "j'r.. llri'-l,snli, .laeub fc. I l!u"k"J'", !'"r!, - r.-;. saky i r:vo..Mi. Carolina I:- kf ri. Jurob );.. j,,... 1 (ir;"" 1'h'"P Persons ca'line: for the above Letters will please tay lhey are "advertised." tiKo w roKtirT, p m AT PUBLIC SALE. 7 ILL be otTered al I'ublic -ale, on the premises, on Fribiy, the ?ih of March, lSfii, at 10 o'clock A. M., a larse number of Town Lois situate.l ai the Lewisburg Depot, chillisquaque township. Xorth'd Co-Penn'a. The location is all that could be desired fr ,.ublie inrss or Private residences b'in s""'""ded by crowin? country, iv in a tarmin? and grain yilnd riin ore -f a sllperir qualuy in abun- prowm; country, m me neinooring inns are dance, thus Kivins ii advantages lhal tew of our neighboring towns possess, and ere long it is destined 10 become one of the mosi r . ...ij :. . si- TJ ..I. I ' I flourishing villaces iu the W es-l Branch Val- fy. The lots are fit) feet in front by 174 feet deep, a space of 10 feet wide will be reserve'! in front for pavements and side walks. If not sold previous at private sale, will be offered at Public Sale on the day above men joined. Terms easy, for further information call oi address the subscriber. ' cameronia P. O.. Xorth'd Co., Pa. Feb. 10 i L. O. HrMMER, FUBU0 SALE. rY virtue of an order of the Orphans' ) Court of Union county, will be exposed at Public Sale, on ihe premises, nn i'riihy, (he ibth of M-irch, at 10 0.cock A. M., all that certain 1SG1, iiorsE & and LOT of ground situate in Lewis JAbnrjr. Union Co., on south-west corner of Fourth and si. Catharine streets, late the esiate of Michael Wa-ner, deceased. rh fnr tiavmpnl of Ine debts of dee.'d, and balance to sou purchasers Feb 22 1. IL WAtJXF.R, Administrator t 1st received 1500 YartN Bout la ) cllic ItcLaitiFN. in Ends from one to ten yards, lor sale at trom 20 2H cents per y"d. by KKE.MER. LOXG & CO. J 13 18lli" . W XTED ,... , . ts, a SKii.M o.oou 10 lo.oou uios or -oai-iini' ji DerSj deliverei, n.mugh the summer, to v m. Moore, on the bank of the river at the mouln f Huffaloe Creelt. Timbers to be three feet long and four inches ihick. Per- sons wishing to furnish umbers can gei patterns at Isyeis wagon shop, l.ewtsourg Price of timbers B5 cis. delivered as above. Feb 4, lSbt WM. FKICK & CO NOTICE TS hereby given to all persons leavinr; Deeds, X Mortgages, Releases or ciner rapers in the Keeisierand Recorder's office, unpaid for, Mortgages, Releases or other 1 apers in U.n.,i.pnil t?0pnrilr't nine P. III! naid foT. that sai(i Daners mav be had by applving at : . ...P?fe T. . SIl., J,e;i : my rcMUriitC, vu " a 'hal all such papers remainim unpaul for, by 1. IXb4, ihe amounts one on mem iu be sued for accordiug to law in s"-h case made and provided. GEO. MERRILL. I.ewishurjr, Dec. 1, 1863 LEFT my bed and board, without provo cation, my wife MARY E. AH per sons are hereby notified not to trust her on my account, as I will pay no debts contrac ted by her ; and any person harboring her will be prosecuted. JOHN DUNKELBERGER. W ihlnpton Tp., gnyder eountT, Starrb 6, 1SM Estate of John S. DanHle, flec'tt, 1 ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of I i JOHN 8. pUNkLt. deed, late ot bast - r.,, lK.r. . ,n,,,i , mnu-. immediate , pnyment, and those havin? claims or demands I' - . . t azatn.sl me same will present mna toraeiiic- ment. 103S MARTIN UI'NKLE, JACOB FREDERICK Ex'rs Adnrfnltitrator'- Xotice. is hereby given, that Letters IN of Administration upon me r-stale of Hr.sai Buwtnsox, dec d, late of Bufuloe Tp, Union county, have been granted to the undersigned, by the Regislcr of Lnion county, in due form of law. , Therefore, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having; any just claims are also requested to present them legally authenticated for settlement to 1038 WM. L. HARRIS, Adm'r. DISSOLUTION -TOTICE is herebv given, that Ihe firm of i v n.,n.lnu unit Ual.r in the cattle bnsl- ; nes was dissolved on the 15;h of Jannary, . f 1861. The business will be seiuea op oy JACOB DC.NORE,of East Buflaloe. 3tpd 'THE UNION," e.iUbliJieJ in ISUWhuIe No. 2,661. "CIIROXIC-E," esMMhheJ in 1S43 Whole No., 1,040. OELKCr sCiM'Jl.. K. A. Ei.tis iiitrmN O t" oprn a -l-r.t .Sch ..l in i!ie .V .rih Wj,nl School tl to m n Hence Monday, April 5. Terms n-.ison.ibl. Un'on Oounly Appoa'.s for 1C6V TuncK is hereby eiveu th:ii the appeaN On tne .sesIIOnlS l l ll.e lltter-t,t Iitricis in and for l.'iu..n rmintv for the var ni4. will h hei I at ihe mine-.sioners' tlffiee in l.ewitmrss in I'RIl) W the i;h of April, l-:6t. l which tune an I place all wh( tuny tr ihmU'i aznt vffl bv th va uaut a ma-ir by ilir Af nr ti-r ih var 1-61. may aitent if Ui-y ihmk pf"pr. As:eNVh willti pmiciual in rltirnin? ilicir Asbemniil" a'iil atTctnlitt said appeal. r" t ia ii i rvi i-1 S.MI. M.VKSHA I.L ) Attest! A. Khssh.t. I'lerk". i all L I' r L L I Cwin'rs. . - AdVJ-tageS 01 the KNUCKl.KIt WASHING MACHINE, 1'soil tiie purpose of eonviiicii.tr the cm- i muniiy in.tl the Knnckler Washin? .Machine can not be surpassed fi r eae and rapiony in wa-uinj cioine-, i iase pieasnre j :n rc'ernti lo Miss arah (itbhony. ('augh- ( I ler oi ji nn winojnv oi mis piace,i wno is eleven years o'd, weishs M pounds, ami doe the week's -ashii.; U r the laruily in tlirt-c lioili M, and considers it a very licbt job, wuh the assistance of the -Knurkler."' Machines and Browning's celebrated Wrin- gers always ou haml daniei. cnowy I.ewisbnri, March S. Isfil. jCNKKL . CtLtUKAIEU Bitter VTlnPof lri-o. tut'T !rn t Iron, lotlcr U ii of In n. btUer tVlueul iruo. Hi-trrVftt T' Dto ThftisTrat T.ni o-rT',p'r,l Tit! I erttlon, F-ir D-ilw. ni I-i-f,tin. t-,t l)tf p-U nd Iri'lijeti. n, fir llvp-j."ia mtfl lit iiif.ticc, V r Vfk iiu.mn,fi anj Utnral rVh)Itt. K ir Weak Sf nia'-h art-l tvurnl ! ilitf. J .r UVk .-ti.mji -ha d i t.fnrai iMtnitty. Vor WVnk tmta- Ii- aDl (i -noril WbilJiy. H-lUltli nn.l !ir tfi do Uo l, li.lUN!'- anl Sur t' .Jr. tioo-J, an'i !urc to ! IswmI, Kciiai1 U cure lutin liod. An 1 Can not Jo TTann. n-l Can not -lo IKrm. Anl ("in not Jo llrtrm. AuJCan not do lirm. It Posts hut lttMe tit I'urttief the Hlootl. It rout but littl mni r'tinti th? Hlnwl. It rn-t but ttTtlc an t Puitfw th l-tAo-1. UC.-ls Lutllttl-iDJ I'urifiKS thf lilool. 1 adIt a)( a Trialt V only mt a Trial, V ctjIv a. k a TrUl, He ouljr aak Ttiai, f thU V1a Ma Tonif. Of thta Valtiar Ir Too.-?. Of thl )tlaMp T-nio. Of Uj.4 Viu.Ii- Tonif. c: I XZ bo : .7, t., - ti7 l.nly C'j snl fno Hollar r B-,ttl ; Only Ti Cu.. an! ta. bsliar jr BotUa. VanntSrtoTpft m'y hj f. A. Ki ?ixtjit Bao UOfral Drpot, U. Market tlrwrt, Uajriurg, iVa. For Itati. !ilfo, Roadie, Ant, lit d Una;, .'lot Us In 1 urs, ool nN..C..IllC'ts) ou l'luiitH,ro)vlM, AiuialN, . Put up in SJe. 50e. ami I.C0 Bosun. BAttlnj ami Flaaaa. $.'iaud $'j tizviifur lIoTLLs, 1'i.uLic IssTiTUTiusa, Sc. "nnlT inrallihlp renivJim known. Krvf fntin I'mw os.' Not iIsdii--rou. to thi fluman Family. -Kau oentf out ol tui-ir hulr. Iu v.,, rSold Wholesale in all large cities, rfciold bv all Druggists and Retailers every - here rw"! ! ! IfiHAHt ! !!of all wrrthless imitations. LV fee thai "CosTia'a" name is on each Uox, Uotile, and Flask, belore vnu hnv. CfAddress lli:RV R. 1 OVa'AIt! L"f'PnisetpaL llapuT 4S2 UROanwaT, X . Y. rftSold by all Wholesale and Ketail Drug gists in Lewisburs;, Pa. lo3Vm8 TIIE C.REtT American Tea Company, 51 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK, Sioos Its organization, ha cmtfe-d a new an la the liiei-ry of SelllDK Tl IS In this loanlrj. A LI. our Teas arc sclectcil by a f r rrnre-cinal Tea-tsjOir, srr,-.l anl fXcluslr 1 l. r us, an-1 we DtfTerriiur-v -.Trr rwnCVnuo'- LVua) .er fse.irel cort firirutnal p-fcatf.. We bar t ut On Vrire te rivry out for etrl lUalitT, anil that pri-" is always mar'svd on raih 9a ir wck at-e at our (iteri in I'tain fiir-.. WV isiiut a Monthly Prut- Li. I of rturTfa.. whieh will be arna 4'ree to all mho rJ-r it sdf i erery Tea rsfiier u we it. it cmpr!- a miii asirtno.ni m.eet.j terrse-y loenlity in ll.e state., I rcsinres, south Acier ics an,l the Wos't Inii-s. In tlii list eaeh kiuii is iltst- """i. , " list eaeh kind is dm- le.l into four tlx-.'e or qunlitien, namely: Cargo, llieh 4'rir, lin. Finest, that rT-ry one may UQtlrf atanil fruin ilerriptlen an. I the priren anneseil that tho Ull,,; U' iriiArnntea M Sell .11 one ti in original nui.. t t i' r-r poun i .,.,. , rs-ih'sin !h" " rrt. t- th. many who has. beretoler. trri pavinff f.iirtnna IToTits. tnir t-uHinv-n in ittTar.v iiin. on Maw, wnicn w Ai- WHY ex-suti a, well r.J pri'mpt'y though the buy-r -taiurr rum' If riwinr tr'ic wriittitii inJ Urt-n, anJ alwnv fruarsDteftnti .Tirjthimi; our n-ufnii-ibiliiy enbMn Ui to tin ) I we .nDii-. trtry Ufsiff ran ordvr his t. iiir-i't from the Comj-fcriT, n prfi ottirbu-i-n- M witMn Fire l!un inil (5Ot miUw of Nrw York rtto ft-turn Tfft bought of tf tht in- not t lierer tlin th-y run buyfliwhrf,nJtbB rurrhar ii.ltMtiifll with bid hftrcmin.wttli'u furtn dy 14) Jbv. the munt y rvfumlel In them. Tho "ho tr over FIt liun lre diiI- ran ha thirty day (30) anJ th mat prt-iiia . xtf ni to thftn. H'siJ-- tliviMs aitratilfr th(Cnnpny will pay AH Eximua, both warn, if thr 1Yn ar rfturnML UKEAT AMEK1CAX TEA COMPAXV. IMPORTERS AND JOBFIER?, 8 m. IOT-5 61 TESerST., SEW TOffJT. Geo. W. Carpenter, Ilenszey & t'o's Wholesale Drug and Comical Warehouse. Xn. TJT, Market 'Irert, Phila.flphla. THE Subscribers keep constanilv on hand a large stock of DKKJM, MEblCINEM, CHEMICAL-, PHARMACEUTICAL prepa rations and every other article which apper tains to the business, embracing the most extensive variety; also, PAINTS, OILS and GLASS of every description. All articles pnrcha-ed from us can bs relied on as being of the most superior qual ity and at as low prices as lhey can Oe hail. We can offer such inducements as will make it the inlerest of purchasers to lay in their snpnlies from us and give us their future patronage, and invite all who visit tbe Cltyw lo call at our establishment. I"" All orders addressed to us by mail or otherwise will meet with prompt attention. GEO.W.CARPENTER. HENS2EY& CO. t 3m 1033 737 Market Street, Philad. WOOD CHOPPERS. aNE Hundred Wood Choppers wanted to 1J cut wood at Beaver Furnace, for which good prices will be paid in Cu, monthly. Jau ,'M. FRANCIS WALTER . CO w j CHEAT FJUK AND SMOKE ! ' At Hiraman's Talacco Shop. JHR oti !ersienil ha npnej a TobatV n.-.uvv .eeupirii i .. k. .mnmii, n 5 -tt itl S'2ir:ir S!kn in ihr I li"vrr s hnil.tin? llatlfft V. (a'ljoioiag tb 1 rr;i).4H-,.rnwil,nr iim.r WllirrC S ! ' r-aJ to wait on ail b may B Iu ' smoe or chew. ' Clears ol the best quality, and lha Wat j brands of CUtcing Tobarro always ..a haod. E. U. HAM HAN. I.pwibtirj, Jan. 13. MM. m'iptl Estate of Lewi3 D. Yarger, dee'd. UVIMSTRATun'S NOTICE. I.tMers ( of a liTiinisiration on the estate of Lewis U. Yar :er. ilecea-ed, late of Hartleion Boro", having been eranied lo the subscriber by tbw icpistr oi Lnion conntvtn dup lona of law. all praons inilebieit lo said estate are hereby i not. nV.i m make immediate payrneut. and ait i bavin? any iut claims against'the same maf preseul ihcm dulv authenticoted lor seiilemenl ; J"HX V A K'irJR. Admin'r i . ...... . . . baiaiu ui nuiiaui vutici) 7S u. t UVIMSTRATORS XOTICK Whereas, Li Iters of Aduiinistratu D cn the cstau ! ul Wii,,am Ctitier, late f Brady township ' ''eeeased, hare been rranted to the abjcribar I bv the He.i-i-r of l nion cou'ily in due forna i of law, therefore all persons indebted to said i estate are requested to make immediate pay. mem, an 1 tiiose navine usi claims aeainii ; the same mar present them duly au'.henncaie4 ! for sfttleineLt, to ihe subscriber. 1032 JOHX MEEK, Administrator. LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE, 1S64U TWO TERMS of Xineieen Weeks, com. menrinz Mtaca 7:h and Sinimi Silt, ForCatalosue ant Cirenlar address JOEL PARK-K. JVvaM Pnfctnr. Camhrok-e. Mass.. Jan. So, S64 A. ELTON & Co., and llrslrrs la Leather, Sumac, SLeep and Calf Skins, X. 431 Xjrlh Third strtet, riilladelpbla. 1 t TIinrt. Sumac aud Skins, bought, of sold on Commission. Advances rnadw on Consignments. Xov. 25, 63m3 2500Wan(cd. XV" person or persons having the abova amnnni to Invest can dn so upon a first class judgment, and a brst mortgajeby ap- piytng immeiiiaieiy 10 Dec 3 1, -W. J. F. & JOHX B. LIXIt flash nalrl fnr Barlr WISH to nnrchae a lar?e numtitr of KOCK Oik I! IRK. deUvere'd at j my Tannery Yard in i.e wisburir, fur which. win pav ihe nienesl price in ensh. May 11, 13 E. J. HULL. WANTED. 50 OH GO M1.X wanted AS Carpen'ers,BoattuiIJcrs and Laborers, rrW WHOM constant employment and eood 1 iasfs will be given. " CASH PAID -VERY WEEK". FKICK. EII.I.MEYER & CO. I.eivisbur. I "a., liecember 14. 1863 cement: cehent!.' THE subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers and the public gene rally that he will have constantly on hand aud for sale a full supply of bis superior hvdrauiic cement. Parties at a distance oa the line of Canal or Railroad can have their ordi-rs filled at short notice. Address ROBERT VALENTINE. , Bellefonte, .a. CERTIFICATE. We do certify that we have used the above c -ment in ihe erection oi the liellefonie water work, and take pleasure in recommending it to all persons in need of a eood article. Jan2.n6 WILMON & TATE III BLEV ALBRIGHT, VTT RN'E Y AT LA W. Office near th Court Honse. in the room lately occa pie.l by L. B. Christ, Esrj. Iti-k i-sy anil hounty. anl wniloti pnsured for MvhJ. ler. Pr their h-itai repreiientstisea: all . emption an4 eul-.tittit- psp,-rf prepared l(r thou. liaM. to draft, ov rurh ae may be Jrafti-a. Lewiftoura-, Jan. 4, T4.J NOTICE ! " THE subscriber wishes to settle hi old Books from lSt'.l t, Jan. I. IBM, and desires his friends to call within 30 days, or the acconnts will be in the 'tiqnire's hands W at h" s,ore oppfs.te Walls ro'i. , , , 1 1 , .. ,. ,. . , jua t, 04 Ji. R. ZIMMERMAN. $75 TO $150 PER MONTH. THE LITTLE GIANT SEWINO MA CHINE COMPANY want an Agent ia each county, to solicit orders for their new 15 .Machine, with gauge, screw driver and extra needles. We will pay a liberal salary and expenses, or give large commission. For particulars, terms. c, enclose a stamp, and address T. S. PAGE. Toledo. O, "tnln.'lj fien"! Sirent for th. Eoitd Slat The Eye and the Ear. DR. S. H. KNIGHT.of Lewishnrg. havinn had twenty-five years practice, offer his services to those who are atHicted with diseased Eyes or Ears. The following is on of a number of Testimonials t My ann had ratarart of both .Tea : wi IIIdiI of on a, and nearly pa nf th.oth.r. I had phylrJaue atwadlof him to no eet. l)r. Knight uol rt, - his eaa., a I cur.,1 him witliout an operation. 1 won!-! a islM all who areaitlleted to aire bim a call. SAMl-L WOT. liartleton. Jan. T, lso4 11113; John Fairelra, 71 ARC IT STRI.RT.Wl09 bLb, South aisla, PllllAnjLPBJMi Imprtrte?, V-DufKtanv of, uJ Wafar t AH kinds of r i vnv i.'rn?i p-jjfor Ladies' and Children's wear I wlh tnntura kt thaaha to -y friends af Puk ni tb urrDUQ.I.Diz -ouutir, fnr lh.ir n lit-rrmi ptronur st-BaM to m tiurinK th Uai fcv ., vtt vould mt to then that 1 bo Jt ia ttopo, of tpy mw lmporUtio mnd laanufitotar-, a .ry iVyvuTe BMorftv. nifnt of 11 th ditlvi-rnt kitnlii anj qultttoi fAStf Ft RS. for kvit uJ t hiiarwu, that will b wotR 4uf lnf th- lU nn J H int r jnnrt. BHntt th dlrarrt IniMrtr of all my Fur frrp Buraaw, tad hav4 thtm Manufafturvrt unlrf tay o tupa-rvi noa nahl4 nx to t'tlt-r my .ntnir aod tb atthii- BOh baDixartr Met of Viim'ft'r th cam mopf. LaJin! pirt jit m a oalt f'v purrka.if . PltMt r-mbr th Baav., Bumtwr arxl trc JOHN FAREIRA. SmlOll NoT18,Arch Sutet, PoiltdtlphJ ! : 1 ) ' !
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