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THE UNION," established !a 1S14 Wlwle 2,GtG.
jjy 0 x. WOKDEN AND J. It. CORNELIUS.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 2G, 1864.
THROVE," established in 1843 Whole Nr, 1,0-15.
HI l."i per Year, illwaja In Advance.
rlNLIM'KU M.I-H.H.1
T-sfcJay ?Irnin; Jfc FrlUy Afternoon.
run n;tM:iKr.
Ai.:ai.A3. Lincoln
AtMO!IM.
Fur ff.e First A'-i'iirt n-tif.
Ftrtlt .S-.e.ol.l .l.i. '.'! 'it. '
For ' 'Hunt Attttuttiitt nt.
revolved bv i h Serae aud ll.ne of
of Pennsvivanta in t.'i.
That the iil,oiii!! mn
o ihe Co'.siiini.oii o' th
accordance uuli ine pi.
article there. ,t'.
There slii I he a.M
rl A-Nrmb'v met,
nenis le pr. posed
i Vrnni'Miu ea.di. iM
..vision, ol Ine irntn
llio.nl se(.,,rt u ihe
..iititiiln.li. lo te tics-
Ihe third arlirle of the C
lruiirJ as seeio-n I
. ds loilou a :
rl'i-r iii'ur.
"Skctio 4. W henevrrany of the qualified
electors of mis t'onini . ui-alih mmIi l.e in
any actual military vncf, iiJt i rniniM
tioo from 'he 1'ier-ilci.i .1 me tuned Mai',,
or bv llit au'.'i"ri:y ot tin. I'.'.i.-n. nwea'i!..
huch eli-'trs ir.av t i
flraee in all e!e.-ttoii-
of sui
, molt r
lie
ieir
nuch reaoUuoiis as ire or 'hall prescn! e.l
by law. as I v hii I iVt-cin.iTv a- il iher were
present ai ihe.r u-iini p. ices of eiecn.n."
Tnere shall l.e l.r . a l moom! sei-in.i.s
the elevenili srucie of ihe d.n-iiiiiin'ii. lo h.
designated as section, eishi and nine, as
lotlov.0 i '
MTi'VII IVITIiMFT. '
Sr.rTiow 8. No toll "hall l.e yxwii hv t) e i
I.eisla'ure C"i!atniny mini' iliaii one mi- Jl-ci,
which sh.iM hr rlear.v epre.eii in ttic utle,
except appropi an. n t il! " j
Timm aii.x)imft.
KreTins a. N bill shall lie pawl hv 'he
legislature prauiua auv wn or privneve
in auv ca-e u i.ore iik- a'Unoii'y to aiaui such
j),iicis it pir iit-e i t tieeii or in-iy lii ie
aner l-e cun'errel upia the Cuuris ol tins
Commonwea.'h." j
Si,Above are the Anicudiii'.utto the t
Coni-titution, to aeeei.ted or r-j'-e'ed ;
OD Tue'iay the'Jd of Aiit'iist In It. The
law was af provi d hj the Goverucr Situr.
day last. iielieTin each of tlieni to be
jnt and eifujictit, w ni! the fli t i r.ur
Uiipt lii .1. ai.d khall advocate aud nrc
their ratitk'a'iou Ly the J " tie at the
polls. ;
BtTuThe H'aisdi.ll t-wisa li 11 Kinprri
will pi rf'Tui in I ;i'3 pi ml. nt !l i!i,
Friday i V -ning. They promise, in their
aJvirust iD' iit, a rich I'ntT'ainmei.t.
llSevetal uayn of warm mji.sImuo ful
lowtd by fhoirer?, are briogir.g leeta'i. n
Out bandjoui'.ly. l'eih aud plum bl'.?
6cni9 are ju't opening.
tJuThe Nurtheru Central Itui'road
Company wo see is laying new ties and ,
rail.-, aud preparing for lotg atretches cf 1
double tracks, tuipioyiiig a largo number ;
cf men. j
Ct-.TK. J. C. Aver, tho patent medi- :
cine man, of Lowell, Mass., has adopted i
. novel and effective method of keeping
lis amo before -the public. Instead of
paying thousands of dollars a year for ad- i
sjertising, as be formerly did, he inserted
line iu Lis almanac as follows : "Trai-
tor Ducbauan born April 21st, 1791."
The teeth of the Copperhead press are
set on edge at this hit if chronology, sdJ
they piteh into the venerable doctor with
a will, call him a quack, ani bis medicines i
Lumbugs, notwithstanding many tf tbem ;
1 1 .1 ... f 1 .1. ....j;..;.
. . . , . , ,
as the be,t in the country. The barrela
cf cherry pectoral aud bushels of "pills
which Lave been swallowed by the copper-
lirad?, appear to be souring in tbcir
BloruacLs, since tbey discovered that the j
doctor tells plain tru'hs in bis almanac;.
EinisbUlC Correspondence '
j
TliuittijAY, April 21.
roth Ileaies to-day agreed to the "Act
prc?cribicg the time acd manner of eub
mining to tLe people, for their approval
and ratification, or rejection, the proposed
Anicbdmeuts lo the Constitution." The
time finally agreed upon is the first
JLF.SIiAY ("Jli) (F Al'riUjT NEXT. Ihe
Legislature to meet on thefuLKiii TtES
I'AT (23n) OP Acuuht, afternoon, to
ount and declare tbc result.
The bill taking from the Farm School
the exclusive ri;:ht to the great Land
errant, raised Senate. Coallv 1!9 to 9.
A bill Lr tho tate to be taxed to pay
war losses in the Cumberland valley,
virtually defeated in the House, was taken
tp in tjeuate, and bad tbe vote cf every
l'eu.o:rat present, and one Republican,
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" " " ciiucu 1 b I 'I a 0 CU UU VCauiUg, ,
wLtn tbe Senate adj mrned.
bATLKllAV MdKNIMJ.
Yesterday, tho Senate took up tbe
Appropriation, and tbe Democrats in solid
Lody, with the aid of twa or three Repub
licans, rais.d the salaries of the Judges
generally.
Mr. (."jmer propona friO.COO toextend
a wicg each side of the Capitol to accom
modatc conniiticif, Ae. In to doing he
Cuufissed that the proposed removal of
the t anttn ta I'hi aue r.i. a nraa . fail,,...
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-it-uu-dcjMtoorr.uchtobnildib,re- " ' " "1 ,.g. i t '
eohe .Ungbt these buiJuings should le ! 'i.'.? iTf tl I
extended .s ongmaliy contemplated. To ; from Northumberland, that on last San- j
meet tbe cip-nse be proposed a tax on all """J "fternoon, a set of scamps, supposed I
bills introduced for .be incorporation of'' bee0 ?um,!, tmM f 1
Comranies. Tbe ameudment r,. J ,nm Lackawanna and Klootnsburg railroad !
mitt, e of the whio P cumpauy, went over to the bill, and put- j
mm, e of the whole t.ng band.pikts under tbe oid leaning
Jaiicg L publican Senators this ' house, nried it off ita foundation, m.rf
1 .....
-u.uiug too grouna mat they would not ; threw it down tbe bill, breaking it to
poceed witb tbe Appropriation Hill until ' pieces. Nj donbt it was rare sport for
Revenue Hill was passed. Tbe expen- tht rsc' i but ,Da owner of the proper
tiiture r.r.,r.o...t 1.. i n . '. ' fJi Wm. Elliot, is endeavoring to discover
1 1 " 1 tuc uuiicti 1 finnornna 1
, a f a few "liberal" Kenub-i
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"Ca. ...ulJ I I., c... m
ou!J iU Stat.
Treasury 1 lur
half a million or a million dollars over
drawn in short, bankrupt tba State-
iilofs oi w revenue wss a'so provided.
1'pnu the understanding that the Kevenue
.... . '
ul l bo reported Monday, tho
Aj jimf ria'.iotis were po.ipnncd. W.
ANS.unt.n, April I'.t, H'i4.
We left llain.biirg on the i!Jih ult.,
srriv. 1 hi re on tl.u .1 t and are vccauipcd
i e .iiy two utiles west ot Am.ipilis. We
have h d a vreat deal of rain since wo
cticauipe 1 hire.
I he ciiui itc is eiceed-1
ii.tfly wriu but the cat mwi loiuetiuira :
I'lingt iu a old broiio froui the Cuc:a
l.eake. I
1 d. not iLii.k the expedition will leave
hire bef .re the Cist of Miy. We arc all j
iixtous t.i Kite this f.Lice, and I think by
the tif.is i f ti e tin., h we wiil soon have
our w'.sIms .'intiiiid, and I ctu rafuly
ny li.fitr a iun while you may bear of'
a jjreat victory, for defeat is entirely out
of the r'i.'3Mou. Our luoito is "tiotury !
r d.at ii." You may think this strong'
linuage, but we camo here to plant. Ihe
8tars and Stripes 0D every place Dow
occupied by the nebcin, abd wo Icel ready
anu aoie 10 u.j ii, loo, as soon as tno UraVe
i i. . t . .i ,
liuroside givis the command.
The boys are all auxious to vote next
l ali, and I can safely say, if you Can out I
carry O.d Abe's election at home the
blue-jnatri, if they vote iu tho Q.jld, will
hx it ail nyht, lor Copperheads iu the ; .Jt .., be fathers" were in darkness. The
army are as scarce ai elephants in K-nu'a. ' gspCl of the New Church bad not opened
A few iieoro regiments arrived hero 1 its light upon them. Olds and Vailan-jr-ttr
lHj ; I do not know whether they ' di.-ham were not.
bvl'...B to the 9 h A. C.rr not. but 1 j ' jhi LlonTiT
r.thcr think they d,. 1hcy a, p-ar to be Tho fl)llowirg trum Jules Gerard-
auxious .0 og.i, auu 1 nave no unuoi iney '
Irs; liiiht as well as the whites. They ;
Lavssouiefew advantages over the whites ;
they are in no danger of gettitig tanned, i
and their color does not tliow the diit. i
There a,o a great many paroled prisoners
here 10 the hop!'sla : smiie of them
looked, when they fjitt arrived here, as if.
they had Lad nothing to eat for some '
time ; but since they are getting Uucle '.
Saoi's rations regularly, they are itnprDV- ;
ing very much. They showed me Ihe
r...o. wey gov ou xsie ; H was a
.-I : . e l 1 i
. t .v till T.T.
Miia.i fii'ttf ui I'uru urcsuf wuica JOOKCU ;
iiko
a brick than anything else,
only a great deal smaller.
IsAIAhT SMITH,
Co. E, 51st Regt., P. V.
A New y fk crre,poD,icnt of tJle
Sprint-fieM Uuion relates the follnwins :
" 1 n fHwing story I have directly
TZfZ
TLg fiuaBce onulIllittee 0f the fair called !
upon the Commodore, and solicited at his j
bands a donation. He answerd that be '
wnuld give to the fair as much as " any !
other man 10 New 1 ork. Thereupon,
the committee visited Mr. A. T. Stewart,
. I . .1 In l i .n In. ..rT " . L .
MIIU II I'UI.W V IIIUI IUO VUU III IUO ;
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Commodore, btewart at onee drew bis i
eherfc for SI00.000. and handed it tn th !
committee, and they, armed with the
check, again waited upon the Commodore,
and showed bim the cnnlribuFion of
Stewart. V aocerbut bad been cornorinc ,
olhpr pcpp,e fw ()llje , jn j,"
Moek, but this time he found himself
cornered. However, he was as good as
his word. lie covered Stewart's check;
"ith a check of his own for a like amount, j
A " Stkliihit " AssUEtt. The 1
r''"g8.?'.d Scict announced the arrival in j
tuat town ( t .Maj. J. ('. Yanaria, of the 3d ,
(Jaio, from Libby Prison. He was cap-
tured with Col. Streight, and did not see '
tbc outside ot tbe prison till be was libera-
ted. He relates (bat CoL Streight was
fre.j'jcaWy consulted by lbe rebel aulbori-'
lien, who iiiiMly got Iroin bim
a straight '
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ected to subjugate. "We have been
liiugjonnowalmle less than three ,
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years anu liave eutgugaica turoc-lonrms i
of your territory, and put one halt of yonr
lilitiog population on crutches or in their
giivr, iqij I luiui turn iu iurci yeBra
more we can Caiih you up." That ended
the interview.
Fessiule. A soldier recently returned
io a ueiobboriog vil'age, after an absence
of two years, and found bis wife living
witb auotLt-r man, IO whom she bad been '
married same moutbs, representing to bim
that she bad never been married before, 1
and t.i those who knew, that her hushanrl
was dead. Tbe Erst and second busbands !
i calmly talked lbe matter over, and then
' Kfi tbe false one to inveigle another hus
! band if ebe could. That was deoidedly
more sensible than shooting at each other
i with pistols.
An Om Cuiuositv Gone. Travelers
up the West branch have all observed
.. . 1 - 1 .k. a. M
.u. leaning uou,o ou . o.o- o. aUu . .
Jin, .'ji puriic iiuituuiuuoiuvb a ,
decided curiosity, leaning over the edge
'be precipice several hundred feet bigb,
" "iKie 01 nearly lonv-uvu uejireee, '
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were, and it no succeeds in
H.,........! 1. -ill m.V. It ,
WliO liltV
hnt be will
.Wwr.
ibbut. W-try Gaulle.
J
Old Description of a Copperhead.
In on of the speeches made during the
W war with Great Britain, by Felix
Grundy, of Tenoeeacc, occurs the follow-
. i
ma description ol tnoronKn-j.iiDg uop-
perheail, as seen at the present day
'An individual goes over, j . ins the
ranks of the enemy, and rat. s his arm,
against bis eonntry, he is clearly guilty
ot treason under the CunMitution, the act
being connuiuiuatud. Suppose the same
individual not tn po over to the enomy,
but to remain in his own neighborhood,
nd, by means ol bis ii.Uaeoc", t. ainsuaue
teu men from enlisting; l au in wr.icu
case baa he bem fitted ibe enemy aotl in
jured the couutry most I
. , , .
AfcMin, nei-ajs, u. answcring.no ques-
tion, Whom, then, do I accusa?
if Mm lir l,.r f.-.eatfi hB
the friend of his country, and enj iys its
jnteci D, t proves himself by his ae
tious tn be the friend ol us enemy ; I ae
ctine him who i-cti himtlf to work s;8'eni
alically to weaken the arm of the Govern
ment by destroyini; its credit and dauiper
in the ardor of its citiz-:us; I accute bim
who bus uted his exertions to defeat the
! loan and prevent tba youtie meu of tho
i country from poina forlh lo fi 'tit their
' eouinrj n unian, i .tuui-o uuu wuu u- ,
riouncL-s wim 1'iv me aisahicrs oi our arms.
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Kiouiices v
I I... ...... .....Iin a . is. 1. rtuup.
n.iiiiii uii.i ura..nu.j o j o-i
of our fueci ss. cucb men I can
not ;
; cnn8ijcr friend.,, to this nation."
Mr 3-uady was model Democrat, in
, ,
bis dsy, we believe. Coppi rheadism does
n it seem to have been ''Democracy" then.
'
six to nine miles is a good way to
hear a roar :
" The very roar of a lion in ita wild
state which is music which the most fas
tidious would doom worthv of listening to.
1 , , .o.fiw. His Crst note, .when
be cimmences to rjar, is a low sound eini'.
ting from his chest and nostrils, but is au
dible from a great distance. This is a spe
cies of prelude, and immediately afterward
it is repeated ; but this time more loud
and protracted, the jaws of the animal be-
, j of fc mQa(h bu, ,, fc ,
o ' &
nnfriArl. The third tnd fourth outhur4tii
,re giTCn , ,be ,lr lhroogh lbe fMj el.
tended jaws, and with the fall foreeof lbe
lungs. To listen to this roar is terrible
for those who happen to be crossing the
monarch's path or to bo marching through
the lonely forest. At length, after two
r three more utterances of the kind, the
- bo commcned with less
"e00U, n0,e8; The dw,"Ce
ha been ,ble to ,race lbe Vt0BKM of
me won uy nis roar, wuenioere nave oeeu
no contrary winds and no mountains or
other oljects to interrupt the sound, ia
two or three leagues; but when be roars
, , , .
about a league on. one who la Dot aeons-
6 ' .
tomed to the sound would believe him to
be close at band.'
Washingtoh, April 22. The follow
ing information was received here to-day
concerning the recent disaster at Ply
mouth, N. C. : A rebel ram came down
the river about three o'clock on Monday
morning. She floated down with the cur
rent, and was not discovered until close
under tho .bows of the Miami. Lieut.
Commander Plosorwent fira d, si 'I ted
and fired the bow gun, loaded with shell,
which struck the ram, rebounded, and
instantly killed bim, a piece of the shell
penetrating bis breast. The ram then
at'.aeked the soatbfield, and she sank in
fit e minutes. Tbe Miami was somewhat
injured.
Lieut. D. A. Irwin, of Co. F, 12th
!,CD0. LV,72.V V,omntea 10 69
con a Cavalry, has been promoted to b
C'ftain ot Ca K- io the u 'g
....
Jiarln consequence of physical disa-
biliiv
I. taut. J. t . Laale lebdured bis
resignation, which has been aeeepted.
Lol'Ihvii.le, April 22. Eighty tnnnn
ted rebels csme into Kentucky on Tues
day through Found Gap, but were imme
diately driven out by a detachment o( the
45th Kentucky mouuted iofaotry, Geo. ;
IJabn. Oeo. Ilodson rcporU that eastern
Kenlnelrv i now freer! from tha rehola
(JoL WeatherfurJ, of tbe 13th Kentucky I
cavalry, started one company from Harks-
:n- i :. r liii.k.-j .r.i.....
.nil iu uuiauiiui a Ltuui tiim vauu ui ainiuk
120 and drove tbem into Macon county,
Tennessee killing 8 and capturing 10 pris
oners and 50 horses.
CarrultH Semi-Weekly
Wheat, 1,50 Barley 90 to 1,00
Rye 1,20 Ecpg...
15
Corn, 1,05 Tallow
10
15
CO
55
.u, a
q. pf 33 jb -5
Flaxseed 2,25
KlflTq.fl "
Wool.
Dried Arples 81b
Potatoes..
Firkinliuttcr - IS Sides & Shoulder 12
riiaiuu.,.
... o..... on. ir 1;
riCBU UUoe. I1.IU M.'l
4,5. and 6 Country Soap 4 & 6
& Shoulders witb Rib,J:.....L..10
Tlfflt "
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r.mer.i w..m-i.y at :'oii.
7 T: C,
To Carpenters and Bricklayers.
"CARPENTERS and Bricklayers will find
, , , j - u
J steady employment and cash wages oa
the new buildings for Railroad Machine
Shops, Foundry, Ac, at Kenovo, 25 miles
above Lock Haven, on the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. Wages of Carpenters, $ US
per dayt of Bricklayers, $i.50 per day.
Boarding, f 1.50 per week.
H. Tf CAMPBF.M..
ipra:,i8ci.
Bah'tof th work J
Auditor's Notico.
IN the Orphans' Court of Union county, i
In the mntternf the final account of Dan-1
lei Ludwig, Administrator of ihe estate of I
his wile, Catharine Ludwig. dee'd. filed by
I hi Kt(riilr.r nndr nrnl .!. Ar. The ntlfil
nn ' ,.,,,, I
repot
fiiej to ihe above account will meet for ihe -
purpose i.f tulfillin!; the duties of hi . appoint-
. A () )()
A M Jnas UXX, Aaditor I
.rll 23. 114.
Court Week
I'nion C'otinly 'onrt lr la mat Ion
WllEKKA-i.lhe Hon. flAM l. K. WOODS.
President Judge forihc i)th Judicial
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I A'-1 oil oi . en ii- i v aula, i.oiito. -rn ui liic
coanlj of l;ili()11 Ml,H,n aiof , Her, and
Jio WSijuistom aiidJ.ui Wills Kip.,Asso-
: ciaie Jnd-es in l.'nion county, have issued ihe. r
precept, hearing .late the 'ii i dav of .Dec r,
I H, and to me directed, for Ihe holding of an
Orphans' Court, t 'on rt of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer, and General IJ.iirlrr Ketsions
at J.K WISUCW;, r ih- eonniy of I'Mll.V,
on ihe Third Monday tf MAV, (heni ihe
Kith day) lsttil.an.l to continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby Riven to the Cor
oner, Justices of ihe Peace and Constables in
and for the comity of Union, to appear in their
j own proper persons with their records, inqui
I sitions.examinaiions and other rememhrances
. men iinmii a loimii u. ut uu.k diMdii ii-
k..l.nir.n.......... I.. .).... ..J ... 11':.
: i ,
1 "esses ami oiner persons prosecuun
in behalf
..... . .
me i;oinmonweaitti a".nnsi any person or
persons, are required tn be then and there
attending, and not depart without ieave at their
T'"' r"lue5,e'1 ",e P"c'ual in
th'ir atlendauce at the appointed ume agreea -
, ble to notice.
;'ven under my hand and seal at the Sher
t .i.e... . n I a..oi... ,u. i.:.u A . e
ins 'nine in ..ic i.nii on v 01
April , u moi, ani ine inyear ol Hie
Independence of the United Siaies of Ameri
ca. liod save the Commonwealth !
I.. F. AUURIOHT, Sherid
Issue List fur May 16.
I Panl Rentier vs J A W Anderson
3 J &. J Young vs Jos M Thomas
3 Jim li tioo.linan vs Wm Youne
4 Snyder & Orulib vs J &. C Kierlcnr r wi no
5 to 11 I other parties vs same
12 Daal l.'angler vs Jere Anderson
13 John IMser vs Danl Tvcber
I t David T Davis vs lieddes Marsh & Co
13 Charlotte Lons; vs Jere Kleekner ci al
16 II Feller V wile vs S C Will el al
17 David Uauchman va David Kessler
H Hayes & Meylert vs Wm Kilter
I'J Francis Jodon v Lloyd (iintir
3D Peter C Hummel for use vs J Hartman
21 Wolfe, Wetzel &. Co vs Ed Frirlt wi no
22 Brobst & '-'lark vs WR4P Sechler.wi no
23 Hank of .N'Sfch'd for J Bower vs WLKitter
21 Rachel High vs John F Kichard
25 C Hassenplug fr Kleekner vsDMoyeret al
GRAND JURORS, May T. 1S64.
BuJf.tUx Peter Slear, 8 L Ulirk.Wm Ren
ner, Adam Homier, Jas Mathers Fred Kenner
ritw Berlin Cornelius Jos Kieckoer,
Michael Specht
LeiCisburg Jon D Forrey, J Miller, T G
Evans
Hartley Jas Glover
White Peer Jacob EDgtemanJsrael Gayej,
Jacob Troirll
Limestont Jacob Derr, Jacob Spangler
K'tly Harrison Reiser
Union Thomas Pursel.John Moser
Brady John Grair, Jr
MtJfLnburg 8 Geieo W.BuJTG Hauelf
THA VERSE JL'KORS.
LeivinbnrgC F Hess, Jos Eckbert, W P
Kielly, Sol Kilter, C C Dunkle, Peier Beaver.
Griggs Marsh, J M Evans, J H GoiMimaa, VV
ilruwa, jr, Jesse Scbreyer, w S brewer, G
Y M'Uughlin
Kelly Flavel Clingan, J H Criswell
Bratly Hubert Brown, J R Fullmer, David
M'Carty
t7nifn Henry Gibson, Jacob 8ietler, Wm
Reichley, Jonathan Hummel
Mew Berlin -5 C Miilhnuse, J S Heimhach
Httrlley Juhn Die hi, Levi Mercer, James
An-Me, Isaiah Curl
JjewU John Swenpel, Jacob Katherman
West Buffalo Berth. er Thompson, Juhn
Hiltlebranri. J M Harbeson, Daniel Fither
afv Hujfntt John Wertz, W I Lino, Mi
chael Broti
. MijflinhurzTi II Rissel
Wnite Jteer tieo Brown, Jr. Wm Browner
ihtrtlrtim James l.eplry, Wm Mover '
Bnffiilte James Ma lbe is, Adam Grove, W :
T Lmn, hhas Koer
Limestone John Mitchell, Jr, Jonas Hoy
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
"'OTICE is hereby given, to all concerned. 1
that lhe following named persons have
seilled their arcounls in the Register's Ollica
at Lewisbur;, 1,'nion Couniv, and that Ihe
said accounts will be presented for confirm-
anon and allowance t uic vrinaus v,ourt
,n be held at LEW'ISBl'Rli. for ihe countv of
I'nion, on the third MilMlAY of May 1
next, being Ihe Kith day of said month, viz :
1. The account of Jacob Frock, Survi
ving Executor of the last will and tesiainent
of llrnri Frock, late of Limestone Tp, dee'd.
2. The account of John Cun.lv, Esq.,
Trustee of Mrs. Either Christ named in lhe
I... , ! I ,..1 lMllm.nl nf 'i. J. Sf ....
faiher of aiJ Esther Christ
3. The first ami final account of John L,
Reaver one of the Eirentors of J,.t.n .VI.iv.
la,e of Hart ey (now Lewis) Tp , dee'd.
4' 1 be first and final account of William
Lxecutor of the last will and testament
' of William Kltekntr,Me of llarllry Tp, dee'd.
3. 1 he account of J 1 VanValzah and
Samuel H.Barber, administrators of Sarah
L. Ian Valzah, late of Burtaloe Tp.. dee'd.
6. Tbe account of Andrew C. Hagenburh
and Samuel Hagenbuch Execnlors of ths
last will and testament of Andrew Hugmbuch,
laie of East Burtaloe Tp. dee'd. .
7' The account of Michael Schnure Ex
ecutor of tbe last will and testament of Mel
chior Smith, late of Hartley Tp, dee'd.
8. The account of Samuel Bechlel.admin
istrator of George Stuhi, late of East Butfaloe
Tp, dee'd.
9. The account of Isaac H Wagner,
administrator of Michael Wagner, late of the
Uoiough of Lewisburg, dee'd.
10. The first and final account of Daniel
Long. administrator de bonis non cum lesta
menio annexo of lhe estate of TAomat Miller,
late of Hartley Tp, dee'd.
1 1. The first and final account of Matthew
Morton, administrator de bonis non o( J F
Mantgomery JWer.late of Hartley Tp.dec'dJ
13. I he account ot Charles Moll, anmis-
istrator of Jrs NiMonnaA Mull, laie of West
Butfaloe Tp, dee'd.
13. The second and final acconnt of
Charles Moll, Executor of tbe last will and
testament of Conrad Moll, la.e of West Bull
aloe Tp, dee'd-
14. The first and final account of J M C
Ranck, administrator of ths estate of milium
Kanek, late of White Deer Tp, dee'd.
15. The last and final account of David
Herbst, Guardian nf Hannah Stahl and Leah
fctahl minor children of Mary Stuhl, late j
Marv Bechtel. laie of ItnfTaloe Tp. sn-f vran.l
rhit.lren of I'ttrr liechlel, late ot Dullaloe
Tp. decM.
16. The acconntof R.ihert Jleed Eeeutor.
of the lat will and tesiament of llmjaimn
limullumiir, dre'd, late of llarllry Tp.
17. The first and final account of J P
Starr, admit islraior mf JJm Nnrr, late of
Wk.l. 1 1.., 'I'n .l'.t
. The account of J .pnh Booh, one of
the Executors ol ihe last will and ;rtainnt
of Jihn U'u'b, late ol the Ltorouh of .M.iliiii
burit, dee'd.
IK. The first and partial accnunt of John
V llarher, adminisiralor euro letainento
aiiii"io of laituc L Hick, late of ihe Uorough
fcf Miffiinhurg, dee'd.
20. The acrouni of Johnson Walls, fSuar
dian of 7' Uonitl Hunk, a minor of the Bor
ough of l.ewisbnra.
21. The lirJt and partial account of Con
rad tshecklrr and Daniel Reber, administra
tors of JuAn Hili'r. dee'd.
24. The pan.al account of S. T. M Cor
mirlf, a lniim-lraior of the estate of Juhn
WiUnn, late of Brady T'p, rlec'd.
j 23. The Ouardianship accnn.nt of Peter
' Oetx, Oeardian of. the minor children of
Uturge Mali!, late of Fast Murrain Tp, dee'd.
K. II. W 1J1KEI,, Kesifer
lleeisier's Ollice, I.ewisburj;, April lt,l6t
SHEUIFFS SALES.
TY virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. and Vend.
J j) Ex. i ssn,d ' "I of Ihe Court of Common
Pieas of I'nion county, and to me directed,
will be .exposed to public sale or outcry on
Friliy, M.jf 13, lSGt,
I . ... .. ... .
- - ' ---j-,
, ih. nh ... i ,.ik. itenrr ?lnee?e. in ine
: Unroiish of liartletoa, and county aloresaid.
; in n'rlork
1 ill o'clock. A. M..
I a certain Lot f Oround filnate in the
I Bopmch of llai;:t..n, county afores.i.d.
, bounded on the .i by puhl.e road leadn.c
- frin Hartleton to OrwiR's Mill, on the souib
hy lhe Turnpike, on the sol .by Wid-.w
1 ,UCas, and the north by an a'lev, containing
,,.. ni in ot an acre, more or ess. nereon
are erected a TuoMorev Frame Dwelling
House, a Frame Barn. Wood Hm.e, Well
with a pump, and other outbuildings wuu
the appurtenance:, Ac.
Also, -. 2. A certain tract of unim
proved Timber Land, Mtiiate in Hartley Tp.,
county aforesaid, bounded on the east by D.
ti;zer,.on the south by Paddy's Mouutain,
and on the west by Jaci b Vana!a,and on the
Ttnh by Thomas Arniiia2eTcntainini Three
Hundred aud Twenty-Five Acres, more or
leas, with the Appnrienauce, &c, as lhe
property of Samtal Huupt,
Also, on Saturday Miy II, lG!, at the
Riviere Hmise, in the B"nch nf Lewisburg,
county aioresaiil, at 1 o'clock. P. M.,
A certain vacant Lot of Ground, it bein
Lot nuniVr five (.i).sitna:t in the Tnirersiiy
addition to the Borough of Lewis-bur?, bmin-dt-d
on the easl by Sixih street, on the ouih
by St. Georpt; street, on the west by lot IXo.
4, and on tht north by James allev, contain
ing one-fourth of an acre, more or less, with
...q - - -. . - - .
j the apourtenances, &c as tbe property of
Lphraim Li Itiowrtf.
L. F. ALBRIGHT, Sh'fT.
Sheriff's OITiee, Irfwisbur-, April 15.1S64.
JNDEPENDENT HALL! LEWISBUKO
For One Slight Only !
On Friday Evening, April 29,
7Vie On'iinal and Only Cenuiti
BLA1SDELL LRO'S
TROUPE or
YacalintM, Harpist,,
ANO
Swiss Bell Ringers,
Of IO Performers.
Tbe largest and most attractive organ ita-
ion in '.he country, entirely novel and orici-
mi, superior iu every .pecmuiy, inu ineiocl
in; the lollowin; immense and unparalleled
combination. Foremost among the tialaxy
of Arusia included in this Company will be
found
JJaila me Ulaislell,
Mr. Korlolph Hall,
Mr. Frederick L'ucTi,
Mr. Henry lluch,
Mr Frank More,
Master Steva Young,
Little (Mara,
II. M. Roger,
W. 1? Hl.ifl.ll,
II. E. Dlaisilell,
It will be seen that lhe eomhitaiion abova
given results in an entirely first-class enter
tainment such as has never before been given
by any other companv. The manager will
therefore be pardoned for directing auienlioa
to the fact that
ThN Cnterlalnturnt
"ol only combines ao indefinably grpatr '
oegree oi nove.ry, variety, and eii-ct, wiinm ,
',sclf. than can be found in any oiher eni'r- I
lainmeut, but also a nearer approach to per- j
lection in every detail. vTha Company ,
"i '.' .h,... u ....j
of performers ever brought logeiher. Jo.
regard io ine .eatnres peculiar to me enier-
tainment, of course there is no comparison.
and 11 can only be said thai Ihey will bs found
as pleasing and satisfactory as Ihey are new
and attractive.
CAKDS OF ADMISSION S5 CENTS.
Reserved Seals,
SO cents. (
lioors open at 7.
to commence at 8 o'clock,
For HhIh, Mice, RonchcH, Ants
Jlrd JSiivM, .Moll. in 1 urn, wooi-
! r u,&.c.,IiiHet ou rianti-.ro If,
Tut up in 35c. 50c. and Jt.OO noian, BnttlM nd Fljkl
f iftUd $i SIZr'ftfnr HaTaXS, I't'BUC I aaTlTL'TIOJIS, 4(k
"Only Infallible rvmediei knowit.0
"Frvs troui roiaona."
Not imnrous to the Human Family.
Ilts comu out of tbrir huleg to die."
rtTSold Wholesale in all large cities.
raSoM bv all Druggists and Retailers
everywhere
r"!!! Bbvire !!!of all worthless imitations,
rter mat "i.osTan a name is on eacn i
Box, Bolt. e, and Mask, before you boy. !
HTAddress lit.NKV R. COST tR
",,j'""'l1ijr,48'', TJ "'V, V
I iTrTSold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug.
gists in Lewisburg, Pa. lu3mrjj
WANTED,
F
ROM 8,000 to 10,000 Ribs or Boat-Tim
bers, delivered through tne summer, to
Wm. Moore, on the bank ot ihe river ai w
mouth of Buffaloe Creek. Timbers to ne
ik,.. leel Innir and four inches thick. Per-
r,;.h timbers can get 1
Patierns at ByeTs' wagon shop, Lewisburg.!
Price of limbers 65 cts. delivered as above.
Feb 4
18C4
WM. TRICK It CO
Great Central Fair
.)K Till
SANITARY COMMISSION.
; VJlct tf Cc torn mUitc "ft t, tJr, InCm uwt ttT set,
I a, 119 .Vttil .Vr-cui'i .V". r,
I rilitJaDaaj'tiiJl, A I'Klk l4.
Tb Coanmtlte on Lab l.t- m-nnni Ulv .. t"
iTiTItt- d.-ui.i-aWoii,.',! llii iti jri;-'i.fl. - uk I -r
' VbH-tl tUrJ It..- Ln:i'U af" aUi. A3 IIU I Iti
jH-slr rt- Uiulr atrioLic tliu lltv oik U in u ti
; iu u ol vlf cwuuiry , It tm tiul Jtial itn.j jr - r t l In y
i.ulj iik.el(.eu(.jur'.,mijr inwin r"u' u tliv .b-
j' tf ui till: .iir. iltc lO'iat ',U1;- ptti hit iac-mj-
lflltiiig Uit. ul, at iti i.uie Uiiif tNc (! it titt', !' tv
fct-i lur tutj cvnuilutiin r.f a aiiiuc i n S L" from
j ull cliaf tli tl runifjuui.ity. .Mauy n-U t-ul" ft
U ul llirir lttrr liiiinijf. who wnulil not MitM-rt
1 Uicix iui luiutiv.r tlej-iaituiut r.f ni'luilry
( u i rl iil fct ot ijitavt lainr, but, if ttU-tici,
mil be pi'iMiU lift; ti tUiiudiM; rvrulu.
ibe KU'Cv tf Ui .Uii Mai d.-i-u J ufn th hmarty
cfucriatioo ol vrj -lrui!Jit i't lull j-bt.- Withiu ur
' liauit aol we Imiir' mil t-ii" jurU)iai. ; llie miutrtl
' aukrrv-tw, awii all oibfr, tu UKm bill witu us iu furtb-
vtinj tbti(rml w-nakol (.lrfiiiiu arid hiuaia.T.
liii"UuiiU-f iliAipfii iib Uw Uiiiiiiijltnr,Tii;
I ia,-. io vulH'u lbe L- iutribiliiia of ' ou tmj' la-
1 r." or aaruiua, Irnu i-'ery Mtiaaa iiid taburv, f r
nil, nt-nalir- anU m j-Itt j ; Lr tkut, rarnr, U'Wt
uil clerk (t rTerv iucotMirati-4 aii-l uniucurporaUr-J
futpnufr ranixraul iU ir-r rompfiby, tttuplotbH
I tiriu, tuaiii, biabUfi bui J, iruD work, nil work. Hi ill,
mini; aii'l I'O'iiic uift : Iroui ejrry riTMt tubvf atvi
broker, iDi,-'rlTtaurtiu-rabl Birrrtant.: Jvr4. I
am nlecii.au,; tii-aniT. r.uiijr ol arttl. pMibr,
; y i:i'fr aiail uivT-l-auic , Iruiu wfriy khvtuiuiiI yirr,
cjotrru r -.uiit iy: .rurvr but urt ,,I.or-iud ibiai-
. er; Uriuer.bt rtit-miml-iauJ : rwiwt r ; .r- m - mao
'"r'.V.,'r".V,", Z'Z
tu t maai , uiuliucr an 1 I
i Da tliKil iu uriiin; L - ll, tt-natt.al Iti- s-HOl.or ia
- mn m.y i ii.ru a ti t..lf'-i, fi ui -iiiif n f.-rtui. wilt
' iu lbe Rlalrnui fs-utiy.vaBi, Jr- B'.J i'wiaaita.
fecii i. iuobuiu uw evutrit'uL.Mi ol ihiv j) ri
li tu all Iff fat rn.i .dm ajALa. ! - Ktxjrl'f
ftrtn'. eori ifii.ni. ruui(.ariii, riaiij.l, ai'i i..f,
III I Hit io lit bsia Ih vulltriUElitftnt wiM d'llti(uOI
frviu i-fcr r Urr i ,-roii t tt iuum uaiv aa4 fcua.
lllU UlNin turlr turialia. ab li vaai U ClwTtfv U-a..iwvI-
Jt, rf-ttana, nh'.dri, tn't-'a, aJtnora aal aroft
ptw; ail otbrr Toua ngagrll m tk lcarariuroiiMr
f ri'i'u.
Mi D ot U li work wiu.t ba jjrf.En(! by lhaprana
titlM lire auai ctlurta of I Itx abl wuli-ai' aiatl,
pi Ui b aauciaUtl with lit LuuiBiiiWe Iu cariDa out
Una bian.
biaBittw fw-I th ixpiiiit-iltty c! tli work ,
ti.)r ( utiiaVriatt. D. a bich. Iu t- icesf jj, will r- ,
quir a irrtcrt i.m fl' atio of th-ir piu. ai. J they '
ti.riir cail uutu aii -arbrt bvbbtw lo aananabi tli-UT-lu
i-i t'KlU?r in ?rr Ua u, ta nbti. a4 O'ttbtji, .
au4 f.'im oi tiabisUi.u if lanir anJ rullmvu to co -oj-
r;' a ub i biu in Lbi ifroal work aBM .a Jr Cf lof .
Ju lu uutiibX-Ciuriii,: cuubtid, tlir coal aba vrt rur!M,
ana id tu am-uiiurn uiairtctt; rjp-iat.y lrtarr t-a
otCLi4iiiii'a in lli larnv t- wua, au tuat lbt y- uiiat
I- i'l- iimy Itavv a 'i on-u tunity lbw rru.r aais
lain e liit ir irialtn-a aui rrnrn-ia naMiuc uk baiul
t i'f tb'-tr d-uulr ib ilu: ariiiitu if lb- aaltoa. i
Ti wrk i-r ;tie (.'i tnuiiitri. my b. prmvu'.r-i whi r
bf I'tbrr r :ort cmu bv itia ie f r lb l airKaa m tbf Blurt a
cf lbe c'l ruiou. A tl.y rsnauA'n t.( ihw niunt, i
til a tla a priiiua-t of lbe UiTtww, ran In- cbiaibti,
..j.r. n u,rtai.i. ..lie e suid m Lrwured s,r tr. -
H.ri.tU-u. Ib-Ird tli.r-it irt or se-un of u.tm
Slule. wh. ro ll.e il.j . I.h.,r mj at Im iMKUd, if
ur.rix.tH.uf c.a be K.rmt-i to rerh tbrni.
I . oiudiii'woiq not cloee witbt.ut anai upon m.k
Pauriaiiuiu. or -stiiu.hm.it ibo duty ol ukm(
; n -ii: t t a 11J enercelie action lo Mcur. U.. beavfib of
; ...... .ii ,h..,,i
lh. imiuiii.u in ii uuuet'e..ar) iod. nore, tha
tau.. v pre-eul tne u'us--t to tne oeopi. oi ID. tttra.
States uaaieil. lo tt.e cmiu e.iiOratgD of our araiiea,
the la. vr of the -ait if.T I '..aniaslv.s"' a ill b. ireaLj
anirmeiitfil. lly the fir?t of Jti. Tue.ouo nn-it on. of
the larL'.-t armies of m..l.ro tiiaw will b. op-ratio
in the li'.l 1. a. iare a t.rr., mattered over r.ai".s to
wh.rh .th- m-n ar- un.-cliaiated, mu.t ner..arlly
carry alnnr witb U a larm amooatof pieEnesj. lutferio;
ao.i dmth. to ay uotbiois cf the pihtixtX asixrora of
the hittU-Vi'l.
Tli-w liulT-rine. It is nnr beiM.lrn datr, mr rn-n ani
Christiana. u r.-.iev.. A great an-1 vhluhtene.1 pple,
.bjoym tb blMrina i-t a government of lh-ir own
uj..yiiic lb t.iwrinj. a government or un-ir a
Bfl.kiu. ct s-t mtrcst &.iitkue u men sutreriDir u
ntiaintmn ita authoritr. ftnl will not bleY thtft :
lbe 'm.KKAT CKM'UAL FAIR.' drawing iu product.
! from tha lbrr ."tatri M ivBUIvaBla, Nw irry anJ
1 brUvin, ao atHuwat In all mineral, acrtVuitoral, and (
: ib'iuatnal wiltn, rtiall la 11 bebind anv aiaaliar tffirt
'wbit-bbaytrntajwilbrlb letlat f lb a lion
I nbiktran.
I a it ! dvW! nt lo mnltlply crrrnlsri: fo rx-
THk;l AVTIlOklTT THr Till CIBCl'Laa WILL MM fl EaaAtT
r..a tn aarl'.Tis.i nan or CMranx. oa a-ir aasrirtMia
coaaiTraR or iad:u asp .iistlbmc, to rautxeb at owea. '
a the w.'aa or tuij wwrnu : and .It 1. boned that :
nndvr it. ortraaiaatioD. iU .plraa ap in all th. town.
and bui-T n-H.na i.f tbe PtaU-a of faawi'Tlvauia, Xew
J.., and Uela.ar '
SubripUonn will h thankfully neknowl.il.-eJ In
tl,. nrw.pnrer, ..f Hhilad.lphia: and it h ..rvdnirabl
Uiattb.jcirani-niHH.a.Maaehrr.i.hwaiMnrledaaent
ill stimiltat. rtfirt in nsh.r loealrts-fc
All Koihseri, tioo. .I.oul.1 be a l lrewl t. JunV W
ri.A.iiinKN. Tr.ur-r. one of th- "Omnnitte .n
Linn, iscnn aso Kava.ua," .No. lis South .vrnU)
'aaNfu'ulri in areolar, ar.4 Poster, will b.
ir.ar.ird lo rrtiM apririna tr tbrm. Da-ett h tb.
Cbairman or the Comttiitiea a. above,
- L. HlTllilVKKY If (ND. Ouius.
J'MI.X w. I'l. 4..1IOKN, Tiri.i.n
KEV. K. W. IILTTKH. C.xrvscivi StratTaav
MitillXtioK J. ll rcllKs... Suarrmr.
HOKORABT MEMBERS.
Ttl FxelLIS.r, A. (Ill RTl. U.iv.runr of rYnn's.
Ilia ll.-iu.iv I. JKL PAKKKK.iiov.rsnr of N.J.
Hi. Kx.aLi.isnr. WM. t'AN.NiiN. Ilovivnor of O I.
Hon. AI.K ANOI.R Uj NHY.Mavornf Pbilaualpbi.
U.S. Jo-KI'll R. 1.T.4-,... Penn'Tlvaua.
Hon. Jl'Ia.K I'AKPKNTI'lt, N.w Jeraey.
Ilw. JUIsiB ll.l;KI.Min. li.tawar..
XIU. lio. uCOUiii: U. l KAUIt, Army of th. Pate Baa.
COM.MITTI1K.
P.lrHt Rev. Hi. bo, p,tt.r
M.-t ll-v Ki-bn wi
K-v I'l'hor, ?initxa
lira. K.v. K. W. Ilolt-r
I h a. roiaa.
Hit flrsrr. M. Dal aa.
lira. Jihn Seer-ant.
Sir. John M yi'tt.
Mr. Oeneral S..,.
Mra J. K.lrar Tbnw.n.
M;a J.rfb Harmon. Jr.
! R.v. Or Hr.iaarJ
Fe. W. P. Ilrl
K.v r. w. ii.ni.r
I HeV. Ilr lO.r
I H.mu-I M. r. lt..n
J t.n fctnr Toinpsil
r Kf-N-rl W l.r,...
rram'-l '" K F- ttlovKtoa Mrt. L. Mntfffrtvrr ft ai.
I mi. nek F-al.y
Mr, rt-wirc V W-ftr.
J .bn Hii'.h .in
, tt iilinia
R-v. W. SiiMtrli. T. TI.
Profewr lUnry ropnew
I'liarl-a P. r..tt. M. 1
tr. K.ll-r William-a
1 lion. wsld Thmoa
Mra. Js-r: W. liarrva.
Wpk r A Or if I.
Mm. M N.Kvl'ar
Mn. J"U F"rory.
W . ani'irl A frravcr.
!r. kb b TurUj.
Mi -a A Facrr.
Mi l!b. a-ef.
lllM Loftjaa L Clsnni.
" n B".;. "
-nel """"J?,
Advantages of tha !
KN'UCKLER W'ASIIINO MACniXE.
11UK Ihe purpose of convincing the com
' niunny ihat lhe Diuckler Washing
Machine can aoi be snrpSN'sed for rase avid
' apidny in wa-hing eloihes, I lake paure
id referring In Miss farah Uihbony, (.laugh-
ter of John Uibbony of this place,) who ia
' ptewen vear .tld. m-ei.h hh noiinda. and dn
lhe week's washing for Ihe family in llirrc
bourw, and considers it a very liehl job.
Willi the assistanre of the '-Knuekler.'
Machines and Brownicg's celebrated Wrin
gers always on hand.
DANIEL BROWN.
Lewisburg, March 5, 101.
THE GREAT
American Tea Company,
51 7ESET STREET, NEW YORK,
inc its organittticn, b treated a ne era ia th
hieti rj of
fkUlm TEAS La this Cos n try.
ALL our Teas ara selected by a
i'ff'-Hr'ifnal Tea tauter, ipprifly and vir!uiTfw
lv i'f ns.and we nr rharp ever TwoiVnu Ccnle)
jri-i- pound ateOTt cost fvt orifinal barkacra.
W hare but One tMce to aTiry one for each ijnftl It v,
and that prion ia always in ark. d on eaxb -aiapte paca
,.re at our Kt'r in plain Azurva.
V. in.ue aMonthlv frkw 1-i.t of oorTeai, whirh will
h. rent rr to all who order it-w. adv.. ev-rv Tea '
Xrllertofe.it. It enmnnm a lull aMorlnienl ieierir
fur.very Iwalltjin th.out..l'rovine. South m.r-
lea and tbe Wert In.li-a. In thin li.t ear-h kin ! i diri
rf.l Inin Va... m.M.. a. n.i.litiM. namelv: Carco. '
Huh Canto, liua, (meat, tl.it .erv on. mav naje. .
aland from daseription and lh. ,nrw ' "' j
O.mpauy are delermiuaJ to nnOeraall th. wnol. tan
trsde. . . . I
ijaiii.i'.iiii.- -r--
W.(tuaranttoaiUallonrteallnoril!ina.paraaara
,hi, b, nttraetiv. to th. many who hava kmaufum
bmn pa. in tnormoui Prouta.
wj.T,rex"u"I an well and promptly n thoh tha huy.r ;
raui. hima-if ivina tru. weighta and wrea. nnd always
...nnii.. ever.thmir: our remonritl!itr .nabllna
us to do all w. p'romire. Krrry dealer can order hi.
tenadlreet from lb. Company, nnd nnrliv. ."Id boal.
nena within liv. Hundred (-i nulaaof .Nrw York ran
Return Tea bought of u. 11" they are nul eheaper than
they ran buy .Irrwh.re.andthepnrcbaarriadisaatirfle
with hi. harizain. within fonrtean dayai,U aud have too
money refunded to them. Thuna who nr. ov.r livn
Uundred mil., ran bav. thirty days (.0) and tba nauvs
privileffeo eatendod to thett.
neaiua. tneaa n.ivnncamra me voiwany "i" nay an
Binenara, both waya If tlx T.. nr. return!.
UKEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANT.
HirOKIIRS ind jobmr?.
.1031
u rsszrsr.,yTOMX.
Estate of Lewis D. ?3r&er, det'i
VDMIMSTRATOR'S N'tT'CG. l.ti r
of adiniutsiraiioo on ihr esiat cf l.,u
li. farmer, decease;!, laie of Hininoa B.,io".
having been granted to the 30srit,er ty tl
Kegiirr of I nion contyin due form ol law,
all persons indebted to said estate are here'
nontied to make immediate paymeui, and ill
having any just claims a;a:usi the iiue aj
present theul dulv an'hent.ca:) for sen'ement
lo JOHN YARCER. A'tmiu'r
Estate of Willi m Cutter, d- C'd.
DIIMhTRATOK S NOTICE Ti !rsa,
Lei:ers of Adinimstraiton on ihr tsiata
ot William Cutter, late ol Brady lowr.ia p
deceased, have l.een pranted to lhe sbbtciiltr
by lhe Ri gisK t of '-O.'.'O coamy in du form
of law, therefore all rsoon ra lo'ed lo sail
esiaie are reqaeted t. mat m.xei'.ata fay
Bient, and ihue havmz usi claims it aim t
(he same mav preseni ihrm doty au'henu.aitj
for seiileoeB i ike snher;cer.
.Kt?) JOHN MEEK. Administrator.
A. ELTON & Co.,
sail Bralf r la
; Lr ath?r, Snsac, Skt-p ar.J Caif Skins,
aVi. 431 Xirtk TLird ttittt,
lbil:elil:i:i.
i;
KTHnU. forsac and Mr-ns hrttjht, o
sold on I'oinmiisioa. Advance ..!
ou Conninrnen'.s. ISov. 3-. ClnilJ
1
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-T"
' I
1
Caih paid for Bark.
VTrsff to porehar a Tra ooaatity ti
lIOf K OAK. RtitK. d.l.red al
mvTannerv Yard ia Lewisoar-, (ot whiall I
will pav the hilieal f net in em"..
May I t. l"tJ K- J. KCLL.
MSN YAH7ED.
CO OK OO M F.Nr WANTED
AS
Carpfnter?,Foatbnil(er.s anJ Laborers,
TI WHUM constant employment ano good!
J wa;- w.tl te gives. CASH FAIU
LVEKY WEKK.
Fi;:C!T. BII.LMETES CO.
; l.ewisr orir, ra , utcemoer H. IffUJ
CEBIEIJT ! GEHTillT ! !
j
: rimii u:--fcriiier wou:u ic?t..uiiji.iiiiin
I n,j ci cailnmeri and the public fto
. u u . n . K.i . .t
i rally that he wrl have eonstarrrly oa kaa4
rally i
'. sud for sale a full supply of his superior
hydraulic cement. Parties ai a distance
the line ..f Canal or Hat' -cad can hava tfcslf
orders Riled at short notice.
Address ROBERT VAT.ENT1SB.
DellefoaM, Pa.
CERTIFICATE.
Ve ia certify thai we hava uaed tba above
cement in ihe erection of lhe Brilelonivwaia,
works, and take pleasure in reeommeodiaa
it tc ail persons in need of a food articla. -JanSSjiS
WILS.ON TATB
NOTICK !
r, . .. - . , , , a
i FT1H E subscriber wihes to Sttlw bit 14
i I Books from 1361 to Jan. 1, 1864, a4
7Zram v.. ,., a
ii vn wanra.ia wmjmp wi
the areonnts will be in the Vqj.rr's kaadaa
Call al his store opposite shs A Co s.
J.n :i, ei a. k. ziu.mckmajt.
i . r" T " "
$75 TO $150 FEA HCIllTH.
.rTT, ...,VT, ...
r Lt '. T CfcVllAO HA.
I CHl.NE CUMPA.NY want an AfCBI ia
1 ... . - .
' 'o0-:.. to sol:e'1 ct i' f
's Machine, with gauge, screw driver aatt
extra needles. We wi: pay a liberal salary
' SD J Wf' " C'r '' Commis.ioB. ToP
Particulars, terms, ir, enclose a stamp, aasT
address
T. . PAtiB.Tolc.1o.0
I. m l Af-at for th. Catknl
The Eye and th Ea.
DR. S. II. KMUH T.of Ltwinburt. kavfaf
pfaa.i iwentv five years' practice, c flora
h.s services to those who are afflic.J wiiJa
disease ! Eyes or Ears. The following la oa
of a number of Tesiimeaials
Hy sea hal ntUmet of kail! wr,( , m Ufa, nf oam
and nearly as of tbeHb.r. I ba-1 phy.w an. altMelinaT
btaa to BK a-af-t.
Or ikowbt nn.l.rw.h bin eaaa. arwl
ervl him witbowtan 'Hxracv
oaM a.'ia. ..I wan?
sAMtax wuu.
an ar1tict-J l st." bin a rail.
Haitl-b a. Jan 7, li Mu-J
John Fairelra.
:is -"- .1 i i
Ita, Soatk Ban,
rtirLADtirntM
Twfp.rf.-r. WannfaoloMai
at, tMajw. It
- All kin.N of
"'.'M CliilJrcn'3 wear.
T wih v relnra wjv thank. V mj tri.nra af rak-a
and tha urmwn,ltn- eon-Mi., fi-r t'bmr v.rv llawml
nalronar. rxteoli t. m- ilartna I1 f-w era. anw
w iuhl ay to them that 1 new b.- In Mora. f n.v ovw,
lapnrtauen anj wianafaetar. a v.rv .awaaiv. a.ii 9
n-nt of all th. .iiTer. -it li-nO. .-n-I -juatili.. of J'a.VST,
'( KS. .r ka-iieo and Children, that will le won darln,
th- lall an! Winter a-aa.ua.
K-inath. Sirvet Imrorter ef all wv Van free. RttroSw.
nn.1 havinv ttiens )itturarture1 nnj-r my wn nvsvrva
nion enable, at. to erler niv rii.tem.r and tha pmbun a
wjueh han.l.iner n-l cf Inn f -r th. tani. mcn.v.
Ladioul plea. riv. m. n rail bwfr. ywrrnaaing. lvaa,
r.membr tbe name, number ana .treat.
JUHN FAREIRA,
5mlOU Nn7l. ArehSKreat, PhiladalpaJV.
Geo. W. Carpenter, Henszey & Co'a.
Wholesale Dreg and Comical
Warehouse.
So. Iir, XarkH Vrffl.rtllblrlphhl.
THE Subscribers keep ronstantlv on hand
a large slock of DKl MEDICINEa.
CHEMICALS. PHARMACEUTICAL prapa
rauoos and every other article which appspa
tains to the business, emhracing lha most
extensive variety; also, PAINTS, OILS aa4
GLASS of every description.
All articles purchased Irons us eaa l
relied on as being of lhe most superior fjna.
iiy and ai as low price as they can be bad.
Wea-an offer suci inducements as will maka
it the interest ol purchasers to lay in th.tr
supplies from us and give us their futura
'e . , .
patronage, and invite ail who visit tbe iff.
o call al our esinousuioe.il.
orJ(r$ addressed to US bv mail fjf
otherwise will meet with prompt attention.
tit.U.VV CAKrX.. I r.K. HL.et A IU.
3in 1033 ' ' 737 Market Street, PhllacL
"
, AI'DITOUX XtTICP
"TV. HE undrsigned, arpointed Auditor bf
I ihe Orphans' Court of Cnion county l
a udit the accounts of George Ur-Ubaeb, Eq
atf guardian of Henry I.. and Catharine Ana
Beck, children or Isaac I.. Heck, laie oi tov
Borough of Mifilinhurg, deceased, and alsr
the account of said lieoree Preisbacb. Esa.
trustee of Marv Ueck. deceastd, upon eierp
tioos filed, will raeel for that purpose oa Fri
day. tha S9th ol" April. 1864. al my office,!
the Boronsh of Lewisburg. at !0 o'clock A
M. of said day, to aurtil and .jjii in"
a nr. I it. JA.11C9 r. i.i.v.., .-.. .
LOT of primo CloTereeed Ifcr
iV.stls,- rovaswhw
jo,a00BSAJI.
Ju lwir
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