M ill I1M IIIDII,
Will
BY 0. N- WOltDEN AND J. R. CORNELIUS.
At .M-W per Year, nlwan In Advance.
TO
f
io Arms a
till
.TV
Tbe danger of invaeiou, against which
our Government warned us, (u tut
groundless, sod tnea arc needed !
Last Thursday liight, the advance of
tbs Ucbul army "was met at Frederick,
end, after three attempts to eutcr it was
gallantly driven baek to '.bo (.belter of tbe
mountain between that city and llagers
towo. Uo Friday and Saturday, however,
the Rebel force in full, (couceiiled before)
Came on, driving uur uien before ibem,
and taking tbe way toward Kaltiuiore
OUH RAILROAD CUT.
Saturday, no tram weut Southward from
llarrieburg, and it is evident the game!
of 1861 is re-attctupted to isolate Haiti-
nor. and Washington. The railroad at :
Cockeyvillc is iu the hands of the Kubele,
who will cume Northward as futt and as
far as tbey cao (unlos thry have a un r
Ul fear of another Gtl l im tin.)
A bulJ Game I'atcli tin m !
Uor attack upon their Capital, the
Rebels deem it tiecepsary to counteract,
and thus they attempt this desperate
move, in order to call away rant's army.
It is now. evidently, our chance, bv fallina
upon their rear, to out fi this largf Hebcl
force. They should never get back to
Virginia. Let the Kist pour into Haiti-
Harritburz and Chambi rsburK and Gen.
iiunier ana tbe t eet luto Lumborland
SDd tnere seems a fair chance to surround,
exhaust, and capture this forlorn hope of
Kcbeldom. It is evident, also, that they
need supplies for their siiuie', from tbe
, , ....
way tney piuuucreu uageroiuwu auu eito-
w here.
Reserves ! 9 months' men
Tlio.
aK...i Tri,,, , ... I
vua.gca vuiumcno .
You best nnnVraranJ the n.o of nr-ns and
j ou Desi understand tnc use or arjis, ann
bow to instruct new reetuits T.ivnu the
3 '
conutry looks for leaders iu t hi, emergency. I
a. . . , . . . . . '
Everyman tuut judge lor bimselt wbct&rr.
1 1 i i, 1 . .. . ..
ue can anu snau g,ou. toe rjuteber .no
rally, from town and from country, from
mountain and valley, the better.
One thousand uien (with their own
horse) are wanted, immediately, at IJar
risburg. j
IfAKTIIE(iOVEKXOK!
Executive Chamueb, 1 I
Ilarrisburg, la., July IU, ISO t. j !
To-ffie People if F,nnf!,liiniii. i
1 refer to tuy recent 1'ioclamatinn, call-
ing for troop, and the rrnicsiiion ol toe .
'. " '7' ""-"fc i
" ;.. ;T; . . ....I "it h..
tnade to dis.-uade you from tbe belief tbat ;
any cou.iderable KeLcl force is in your ;
viciuity, and many of our rno-t 1 ival
pttriotio citixriis have been thus deceived
patriotic etiiieu nave necn tnus uece.vcu. ,
Similar efforts were too mceeesfully made, !
last year, at the urnment when Let's arUJy ;
vrss actually on your borders. '
T: I - 1 .. 1 al.;n n.n;n.
imildlUUCI Ul9 UIU.I IUIB mi'lllltig
received, estal'.i.-hiug tho fact that tjeu. i
Wallace, with ten thousand (10 00U) men, ,
!:i"2 ;
. j. n .1.:
aowarua uouuuii.,
m. .: l.a at.:. ..:l
xne cotuiuuuicaiiou uuiwoeu iui jjoiui
BUU aaiuuiuio IU'i auia uiuiuiur w
the Rebel,, below Cockev-vilie. !
' i
Tbe authorities of the United States, at
Wgghiogton, are go impregged wtfl the .
rjeocssity- of immediitc tflorts, that they
bave this morning, by Telegraph, author-
it.d men to bo mustered in by companies
which they Lad yesterday peremptorily ,
refused
rciuoeu.
It is my duty to atata to you the fact
that your Country requires your i mined
te service, and tbe safety of your own
.oil and of our good neighbors io .Mary-;
land, may depend on your promptness.
Reflect ?ba?.beyn.odeF of enligting !
men is at tho discretion of the (Jovernmeot, 1
and is tbe duty of all to obey this req-ii-1
eition. It would do uixgracetui to you
to waste time in otjmtiug to matters of
form and detail, or to profess that you
would go if Bailed in some d:fforcnt way.
ir, i. .' t i u :
Thoae who want an rxcuse for bkuiking, i
may do go, but all who dasire to do their j
doty to their country, will tcorn such 1
aubterfugeg. j
Turn, therefor", a deaf car to all mis-
-i.: . t :
vuievuus ougeawous iroiu uvj iuanri.
T nr. l.i.ul EI,n.cal.. , a I... 1 - , t r.f !
four oountrv. (Tome forward, like men. :
to aid her. The Rebel forces will bo eaeily i " E"0"1 ooioty.
defeated and driven away, if you do your Reckless living is also improper. If
duty, and I pray God so to eulighten you j honest money flows in, use it for charita
tuat the honor of Ike Commonwealth may I D!e and benevolent purpogeg, and not for
uo maintained. A ti t.liKTI '
liALTIMuRE, July 9 a, I". ,M.
. Onr forces bave evacuated Frederick,
retired in thig direction, and now occupy
a position south of the Monocaey.
The rebels oocupy Frederick, but in
what force is not positively known. Re
ports gay 12,000, and tbat tbey are com
manded by Breckinridge. )
There are reports tbat soother Rebel
loroe baa crossed tbe rotomao near Ld
r?onForfeCihr."'eJ..ia0 I
. . . -ua, uua IU wuaa IUII.O " I
dot known
Thi, i. gupnoged to bo an I .
effort to flank na.
POILADEl.PUIA, July 9 The fiulWn
bag a special from Gca. Hanoock, stating
that Ewell., Rreckinri Ige'g and Rhodes'
corps are on thig side of the I'otomao.
Troop bave reached lialiimore from
Giaot'e army. douMluss.
..iming um uit.lttfg up la no:o of j
From the Front. j Honoring magistrates
Near I'm-KMa'aii, July 2. : Is an injunction of divine authority. It
We are in sight of 1'etcrsburg, getting is sustained by tbe boat of reasons, and is
clo-er, and are better prepared, to resist regarded by the wise and the virtuous,
attaels. We are impregnable, as tbe everywhere. Men may disapprove of tbe
Kobi-le learn to ibeir sorrow. Gen. Wil- ; meaeur.s of those rightfully in power, and
son, about whom we had some fears, came ' yet rospect their persons and their office,
iu this uioming, all right, and had doue i Tbe Chief Magistrate of the United
good service. We are gettiug some large Stateg w- fairly, legally elected to tbat
guns iu pavilion, and then you will bear j station. Without ordinary advantages of
fi jiu us iu tbuudir tones. Best of spirit education, without wealth, without iuflu
prevaila throughout the army, and all are ! eutial friends only bis personal wortb.as
satisfied that we will win. It will take t.stiBjd to by those who know bin best,
: time, but be not alarmed.
It is dreadful hot, here no ruin for
! over a mouth pasi our soldiers suffer, and
J many get sick, when we seud them North,
My frieuds must excuse me for nut
writing to iheui for I have not time.
You have no ilea of the amount of
good the Sanitary Commission is doing,
every where iu ourJiospitaU, in the field,
yes, iheir agents even go up to tbe very
r fli pits, in sight of the enemy, and dis -
tribute their leuiuns, pickcls, tomatoes,
' j .
pouds. He cuuld not do without tbe
Commihfions. 1 speak from cxpcricpco,
, . . , . ., -
when I say they are doiug nobly for our
sick and wounded. T. S.C.
H9 Will not nun,
For a time, Ulysses S. Gka.nt suffered
from the praise of suspicious politicians
men who biud.red our government much
; as tbey oould, yet professed an anxiety to
candidate f.r President urupiihd tbat be
c itntnuea sm-cesstui, and pratwiiil tney
. .. ... ...
had no hop with a candidate of their own
stripe. Their only pr tarty t is, "anybody
' to beat Abe Lincln aud get tbe offices."
Of late, they have chanoed their tune :
.. . .... .. ..
tuey ceae to praiso tjrani tney gay ue
I has doue nothiug tbat Lee is greatly bis
superior aud beiittle biui all tbev can
1 J
'ri,,. r,n,..i i.f ihic ia ika f.-i a .II..,.n.l
; V '!.,, , , , i. , , ,
luat Ue u9 V'-tUivdu refund to be tht.tr i 'be '0Ja' people have onoe endorsed, aud
1 a J .,, , . , ' .
candidate he will be no one's candidate
a. .
nything until Kebell.on is crushed
1 .t r nil . 1. . .. n w. r.l.t
ai.tl natron Aliraham I i,n In 1
...
aauiutio uiau i JU tuat liue, biiizio
( -f
eyed, bo "moveg on tho enemy'g work
until tbey are made barmleas. With no
pemonal or partizin malice regardless of
self interest bow immeasurably he towers
above suob "toretrtdi" as M'Clellao, Fre
mont, Cochran, and Duel !
Kear-sar-ge,
(Witb accent on the sue,) is tbe highest
v the White Mountuius within the State
t,f J,'er Hampshire. Of Indian origin,
,Le juptonjoag ttme j8 doubly honored
t, iolue bestowed upon Ihe Yankee built
aud Vankee manned vessel wbicb sunk to
ocean's depths, in fair fight, tbe piratical
1 I K I -l.
fcogiisa iiuiu
; effieered by
A :oani. Tbs latter was
and Knulish manned, but offioered bv
o 1 j
wbo mrJ, .ssaile(j
, , , , , . ,
rued vessels on'y, and only came out for
-'iP- because the French
r. n r ., . .i . n n I r f 1 1 c . , L..., I. eh. Ia. thai
j.iiuwlb. ti.ua'. ixvbl av DUb.ihl .uv j
perfidious wretches in bcr barbor. The j
Ext WMeI Ikmhom-l, was alongside
a-m3 - i
bavinn assisted Semmcg and his comradeg
. . ..II.. ,.-,.. ir. . ..It,.... .k.
an rznameff Oia nnaa irti, ariaaa ahalhaa
f"o - -i-"-.-- -"-'"a ;
lUUOO WCU Ol O UUl IGSIIV UUl L'llOOUIa III
Has -l,i;.e.l . ,h. J...el ' :
up on the demand ot our
aw .w,.b.,u aa u ou aaau
noi7rr,i,,ai,r T 1,1 loan .awl nnn, a.1
. .
6 e,.. -
WM 6ruat Sniper to Rebel gympathiiers j
(who, however, feasted Semmes, helped :
him over to France, and promise him a
i n . .u !.- i
new alnn.l Honor lo the kear.Ran irti !
" - . -
rroius8 Expenditures.
U. . r , i .
e Oernt'tn Prfurmcd Memrnner, of '
Chamberaburg, ha, a time!, ...id. on tha
... , D , .- a
PreV,,,,0 0 , oa
Ke'e? Lxpend.ture. It very correotly
"J8 tbat tbo prevalence of money io j
gome quarters is merely tnal ol Dorrowoa
funds in other words, if it a debt fur our
,,,rlVjr l0 pa U ncccss,rj for ,ha
, . . , .
oatun to obtain njeang to pay for its exts-
f j
,eDce- J5ul we aa" PaJ for "'j '
should not abase that obligation.
Speculation proper is always of qnea-
tmnahln mnralitv. and the. r-nlrl ar.,,1..
"
tors are atrocious gamblers, who should be
excluded ftom oburches ui bunne(, bJ
a a a a
.am .uuw, vi vj uau aa.u.ii. av .vaaaaaii
others. So dispose of all mean, ag to be
of real present and future benefit, to your
selves aud to others. Lot professed Chris
tians, in all these matters, bt worthy of
tbe name of "lights io the world."
aT0a the 6th inst, Ihe Warriorsmsrk
ladies gave a sumptuous dinner, in a grovo
I near the edae of
1 ' 5'h Pt Ke8e"- Tbe .pectator. were
DUIDerOnS. ther Waa maali.l
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1UI7 UV Lli H 1 akil 1HM. mi nnmi n fw otAnArika,.!
Ol aT 1 -vssjwaatius. t)7vwVUCI
from Ilev.J.A.Demoyer, Rev.Oeo.Guyer,
iMr.Thad.Steveog, and Dr. Harvey.
K Jwin D. James is an estimable citizen
of Philadelphia, wbo seeks and holds no
office, and whose name even is not connec
ted with tbe business firm of wbicb be is
a mmber. Io bis absence, friends voted
bim tne splendid Union Vaje al to. latt
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1864.
! eould have made him what be is. He baa
sustained bis roost arduous responsibility
, so well, in a three years' resistance againet
'he Slave Aristocracy's war, that the great
Union party bat unanimously nominated
j biro for re-cleotion. io man living baa
more prayers offered j his behalf none
: bag more friends throughout the civilized,
liberty loving world than AjtaAIIAM
; Lincoln. U is to this honored personsge
' n Sunbury Ikmocrat applies
' '"C following language :
around Hit tmulli li kitffoun of Ihe White
: u.vr, 1, broken. To allix Ihe word -honest'
h,s name, can no longerdeceive the people.
tine miglit as well call a toad beautiful, or a
, tanlit! ,vH or . da.,Uue ,. of leJ,.r.
j brilliant chunk of mud. A ami Tincmi -
I won. ffav Bl I ri. 1., mn WlgBHE avriWB,
j names aivta .iti.u.
; The editor of that paper claims to be i
gentleman and christian, and as one of
j the law-makers of the State bag sworn to
8U.pp.ort tbo Natioual constitution, ilany
read his Daner and no other.
' K'igaged as is tho I'residont in sustain-
1UJJ utfn iu tia ttinuio BirugKie tor
.y iiit, SB
; n,ei lns "JjUer snouia oe nonoren ana
j enoouraged when (as now) asking men to
complete the overthrow of intestine foeg.
l"1 tb' editor seeks, by vile vituperation
..r.t, ..IT...., I t.;. ..r...
" 1MW v"o.i, .u aioy u.a cumio.
"'r- l'urdy may bonegtly fjuestion tbe
. constitutionality and expediency of gome
i . .
: of the niea urea measures, however, that
! prob'bly will again approve wbiuh the
-11 IJ-a,! C 1 . . 11 J a. . .at
; ' rcsiucui nas itit compeuea 10 put lono
i to .save the country from tha ReiWa whn
- --. - - .- "
. uwouiiuuu. uu. 1 lay uilui
liut It by DO ineang
I Momi lhat re?en if ha haa crrc,n
A bra-
, , - . ... . j i
: uatu ji.ucoiu is as - treacuerous, ueoeniui,
I and diahonest," as Judas laoartut or lien -
a ... .1 1 I
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Mr. Lincoln, when a child, imbibed tbe
ena.iti Mnn lianll... air a aauha Maaa harf
to work bard for a living wag net polished
off by a dinoing master like Washington
and Jackson, was novcr outside of the
Uuitcd States an J therefore confessedly
looks some of the graoes and conventional
fashions which tLa aristocracy, North and
South, demaud. Fresh from tbe ranks of
the people, be ia a id tin ptgph't matt...
and yet, in true dignity, manly bearing,
ud correctness of speeob, be is loimeasu
i Dl"'e u,s -
After reading the above most vile,
! u'lclltl-for ''aek upon the honored head
o flur great uepub:iC) we haJ curi0sily to
tee its opjuioD of Jt:S..rl,0U J.).tis.the chief
: It i a i,..:..i. ,
. at-o no uuiuiuu ui aieu.'rsou i.'avis,ioe cuiui
f fc y vio0 whioh j,
, . , . . , ,
deluging our land it, blood. U e find -
, 'J , vulgar attack open Abraham
Lincoln but not one tsord do tte oljterve,
. , . Iff f.
Ag lie tw0 BDti0nj2, defamiDo Lin oln
is vittaMj Upboldi..g D.viv. And yet,
before ,Le Jrld, Dati. gtunjg accused' of
ne hemocs crimes
am, ;uikh"c UDIuiftCBailuc Hill
, . " . ,. ;N...
ar a sue auuLuca. ww uu fsvc iiiiu a i a ti . aaa 1 1 I aa i w
l a r
'i?. " P ' perform.
2d, Miveje nation. A natural goo of his
k " I .- -t- ,T. -
J -w woman is in me union service
" ""ry-
JJ, h-pud'altuu.
8rand Ichol
He wag a
leader in
tha
1 - urope , c 8,- . , . .
4'b crJar!- Uo bag openly violated
i. i . . . wi ' , , ,
u, 10" 01 U'"J 10 e eo-J"' D,00;
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direoted the most oncalled for, nonatural,
. , ki .j , . . , ,, ' '
. "Tf "7"' 'Be W"U 'w n.
Against such a being, tbe Democrat baa
no word-but i, geeks to prejudice, by the
harshest epilhotg, all its readers against tbe
pure, well disposed, lawful President ! Is
suoh an editor, in a time like this, honest
and true to tbe country r
Honorary Substitutes.
Tbe Government proposes to give ladies,
and gentlemen not sutjact to military
duty, a chanco to enrol tbomselveg, by
proxy, among tbe defender, of tbeir
country. Every one furnishing a substi-
tute, under ceitain terms, to have an
engraved certificate of tbat fact, ag a last
ing memorial of thoir efforts.
In Lewisburg, in Union county, all
over the North, are men and women who
ean procure one or more .ubgiilutea, for
thig object Committee, might proceed
to tbe Slates in rebellion and enlist con
trabands, or men disposed for eervioe at
home may be engaged. It aeem. to ns
this is a practioal and attrsoiive mode of
aiding tbe great eauso in tbis crisis.
aSayWe learn of quite a number of
recruits ooming forward, in our aonnty,
under tho late alarm, bat ean not say
positively when they will leave for service.
Let no one, inolioed to go, wait to be
called on, bat make for some head quarter
aa goon as may be.
P.S. Capt.M'Call expects to .tart thi.
(Tuesday) morning with a full Company.
.Ba,Misgc. Belle ' Vorso and Eliza
Houghton stgrted, yesterday morning, a.
nurses to the Nashville Hospitals.
W. are told Charts. Crotzer il not
iti n a..itn.ai part)
-LEWISBURO-TliurHUay
to Stnrdy, Ocf.Q to 8.
PBEMJUM L.ST-.884,
Class 1Trottinsr. Draft and Match
Horses,
in oo
4 00
m
i ...
beat Trotting lloras, 1ft Haas
I. 3d elaas
beat Walking IL.ne
ne-t pair Draft bursas
beat aloale do
a oo
tM.it Dtr Carriaire hnreea 3 SO
best sioicle Urieio borsa S Ml
but pair aWub borses - i AO
2 Blooded Horses.
best blooded stallion. basing kn kept within lb.
linitji or tb SoeSttj on. mttvio. waaoa S 00
al wr-t uu
bwt blOiKlrd Bma Man with m or nKtro or bit
ci.lti. buB 4 00
Itl t-'xl Jmrriemn Agriculturist A I Ml
baat blooded Colt from 2 to 3 jail ol4 S UU
do do 1 to I da X 00
do SarklnfColt
No bore cntarMj in this elaaf will hwIh a aratnluai
uuUm vvukuao la abowa th Judgaa that no b blooded..
3 Common Horses.
brtt Stallion 4 yiari old 00
i bant stallion frr.ni to 4 jsara ol4 5 "
' H brat Jg I
I bat Itivnlini; Maro, 1 or mora bar Sulta to bo auown 4 OU
2j h.t, Mnie ounditiona
2 uo
1 baft ta(.ldiug ItorM! or Mars
M bet
' boat a yaara old Colt
a 0.,
1 00
2 iu
Af
1 UO
AH
I Ml
Ay.
1 00
At.
bert :t Tt-ara old Colt
i 4J b-,t
; bMi-llZ"M CoIt
bnt wkingUolt
,
' 4rjurliain,Al(Jerney ADeTOO Cattle,
IbntRull
no
00
X io
oi
1 Kit.,o.. ,oi4
b""' U"tair
Jjjj """cif
4 00
3 w
3 to
X 00
brat llirr orr 2 years old
ba.t lloil.r Calf
nsroa
4 oo
2 00
' .t B.nio.lf
2 0J
X M
a DO
b-t n.-ivr t.ir
sett, i.uf lor nrroainir 01 eiioer or tn. lama uwwm
j bri. i or more or b Call. u b. abow. am
!MtliaVor.f.ith.Tof the aboea thr, brt?de,
-rm.wuoi.rri.id - b.r.nd J o
' r'll ""i in thi ataaa man be ehown to beof
uooa ana w araeu wg..s..ia.
S Grado and Common Cattle.
Oka OS CaTTta.
hut Ron rr s rears
Halt tatwrn 1 no
old
a se
and 2 yean old
so
M
11.01 iif
-at Cow for all purrifa,Xof healeaaba"bown 1 00
.t: r-aroid nf-r j 2 oo
. ..i m-k N.i Caiiia txiooiina u one tana a 00
.ti Zi )Ll cut.
a.
Aif-kiO
: Bu
but bull Calf a
COHXO CATTLS.
i..t 11. if-r o.r X year, old
Ag. A 1 00
: wtCowforaiipur.aea,2ofb.realnwtotealiowB2 oo
, M u'",
: oo
I i c J c
u OUccp DUU OWIIlVa
1 wt rmh or Marino Buck
t to
x to
S to
X
2 00
1 to
t M
SO
2 00
s i
1 00
t 00
X 00
I beat I olMwold ao
! baatSoutbdowa do
iiuokor.ayotbot
I . . a
DeetSLaaBba
baat 0 fat Walkers
ba-t Sow, with 4 or more of her tigs to be shown
il ha.t
At
bawl 0 or nm Plae. V to 10 waaks old
but 2 Uoge not over 10 aaontba old
i Poultrj.
beat tiatr rhkikena
TS
I 00
1 SO
at
i oo
9-
lH
-"
beat lot r.f " not leas thaa Q
but pair Turkaye
do liucke
8 Grain and Root Crops.
beat bu.brl WhlU Wheat
2d hart
but bu.n.i Rid Wheat
1 but hll,i,,i
' 2.1 it
i UoTt
I whits Cora
to
7t
to
Ag.
00
1 0
1 oo
1 oo
1 oo
tt''w,1,c"'
2d but
! MhwM;l.rf
i Uat buatel Barley oate
;;, JT"
, tut bo.ui t outo
do Paehblnw Potatoes
do Prioce albert Potato
do Whit. Pinkeye Pototoaa
do any other kind at Potatoes
tmat buahol Toroipa
but buabl Carrou
I l-wt boi.be! BVetd
lasat perk Kaene
but twek Peaa
60
AO
1 00
Ag.
1 UO
Ag.
1 UO
' 4-
1 UO
Ag.
I "?"
beat o brads Cabbaaw
beat
I butIM rield Pompkins
...
best lot Sweet Pumpkins
-id brat
best bu-hel Timothy Seed
J.I brat
beat bu.lial Closer seed
II brat
but lot of Tobacco, raised this veal
2d best
best lot Winter Pquashes
do Kail Squashes
but aaeeuuen aorgum
9 Fruit.
1 00 I
Ag.
Ag.
i uo
a
best lot Winter Apples, not under 4 kinds, a park of
em-b kind, all raued by the parson eahlbHlug 1 SO
2d beat t 00
best variety Applee not laws than g kinds 1 to
24 beat 1 00
beat U boahel apple for Fall of urly Winter tun 74
beet 'Z busltel Applu for long keeping 1 00
2d but Ag.
test specimen Pall Pears 1 00
do Winter Pears I 0)
3d but do Ag.
bast t nriaty of Pear. 1 00
but epecimans Plum, 3 or mors kinds S 00
but pork Poaehea 1 0
i& best Ti
bast pack Qulnsae S
but i bunches Delaware Ore pea Ii
do Concord 75
do Diana 75
do any other variety oolored Grapes Tt
do White Orapaa 75
but lotCtawbaorlubellaOrasa,4lbs.or asora I on
2d nest SO
belt Tsrietj Grapes but and greatest No. of kinds 1 M
10 Dairy Product!.
bests lbs. r- soon Butter f 00
2d best 1 00
but Cbeeea, 10 Ihe. or more I no
bast lot Uoney tn comb, 5 lbs. or atort 1 00
11 Flour and Bread,
baat barrel of Wheat Flour 1 M
beat specimen Wheat Bread 1 00
2d but Jg.
beat spedraea P. re Breed 7t
beat do Indian, lb
12 Household Manufactures.
best Pulled Cloth, 10 yards or aaora S 00
but homa-nsde Flannel, 10 yards or aaora 9 00
beat home made Carpet, 10 yards ov aaolw t 00
best home-made Woolen Cntetiot 1 to
best patchwork Quilt X Ml
2d beat I SO
best Silk Quilt t tO
beat Woolen Vara homseaede 1 00
best pair Woolen Blankets homemade 3 00
bast pair Woolen gocka 4a M
13 Manufactured Articles.
beat epecimen Cabinet Work
2.1 best
but Washing Machine
beat Clothes wringer
beat DresaCoat
but pair Panto
best Vest
but Double Sett of Clantaft Hsraesa
. 00
3 00
1 00
Dipl.
goo
1 00
1 w
avjnttartd
witntn tne eounty
beat Single Sett Carriage Haroees, flSSI eoDdiUons
t 00
2 00
t 00
oosea uair sain waisnoei
best U dosen Kip Skins Snlshed
best W dosen Orelo Kips, regard to
welf aa quality of stock
beat lot of Upper Leather
boat 4 aHlea Sole Leather
best 1 pair of sewed Calf Boots
beet pair kip do.,
beat pair of Ladlea' Kid Sheet
best pair ot Lullee' Osllera
bast pair of hllppcra
boat Parlor Store wacS ot coal
3d but
test Qeokuti Iters tag FlU altar
UbMl
300
wtrkatansbinas
M
00
t 00
. no
1 to
1 no
1 00
a?
,
t Ott
S.I t"t An.
baat i"U " "hingles, 2 lo. Ag 1 ""
teal S-lai Machine 00
'id beet
14 Agricultural Implements
but Mower and aleMier
.4 300
id u-t
I but Keeper
a oo
a ov
a m
Hp. I on
ll.y A s
' be.t Muwvr
wrt TLrb..i MhiMwiias.ator
; beat fanum Mill
I S.1 OVl
weal Hover wacltiae
"
bnt Her. Stalk, and Straw CntUf
' 2d best
ml
2 UO
1 00
' but t"r :iarllrB bora, pow-s
X 00
1 w
'
Di 1
tHoloua
d..
bMt l,,ru Kaks
but Hrrrw
. b l.ll.i KnllW
br,l Urain brill
: bt tVjrn l'lntv
bui Tp Buggv
INp. sou
a on I
g 00
OU
1 Ml
a w
g 00
1 00
1 IN
1 au
brl
brit uprn Bugfi'V
1 best
baft 1 hura. Top CmrrtaM
brat turn Wagon,
: il b-.t
brit Coltlfator
brl dubJK.il flow
bwt Si.la Hill I'low
lat-t Mietiijcao H..ubla Plow
boat mabmrd L'Klor Mill and Prag
ba.4 Uoria. fowor
1 ou
1 SO
P i 2
?
Can) I'low
hJF tial
but
llajr Fork
15 Wines,JeIlie3,anil CanuoJ Fruit.
beat di.uv.aUc Grapa Win.
do Hl.i kb.rry Wlaa
do alldoroarrj do
do Cqrraat do
beat Ci.1.r la bottla. with tuoda of awing
but Currant J.llJ
ball
but drape Jelly
IU b-at
beat Jally from anj other fruit
M bnt
beet can nod Panehao
do Tnautoea
boat of any otaa, (Janni rmit
ta4t and graataat eariaty of Canned frail
but aorgoja aSolaaaaa
1 00
76
ti
Ti
SO
&0
Ti
to
ti
7S
1 '
I 00
16 Needle Work.
buat ipMinMB Oraaaental Needlework
2.1 baat
but Worknl Collar
2d baat
beat afawaoiaa vroretd Work
2d but
t 00
10
1 00
to
1 ou
a
1 00
to
1 00
tJ
1 00
1 uo
I 00
to
I 00
beat apaoiinea Silk Eaibroidery
2d boat
beat aueciinan Crocbat Wotk
2d ta-at
beat Network
baat .roop Hafataad Flowerg
bwt W or-t4 lafuuo alaa
beat apaciuiea Ornemental Sbellvork
do Ulbvnaan
do Taly
to
17 Paintings, Photographs, Jtc.
beat iperimen Oil Painting aiaeutal la County
I o
1 S?
I
do crayon orawing
do lorjtjpu pip. I ou
do Fhouirapba oiploma
Co Marble beolptur rip. -iO,
J8 Unennmerated Articles.
The Judges of this ciass are authorized to
eive premiums for such articles on exhibition
. they way think worthy, and for which no
! freiwiuuis nic i.ucicu in iuc ouuit uaa-
Jl'YESJLE DEPARTMENT.
for ehJUren under IS yaars.j
Class A.
beat Pigs g to IS weeks old
baat Sucking Colt
beat Dull Calf fro 1 to g avasths oM
baat llelter do dO
beat pair Tnrkays
do llarae
do liucke
do 'hiea.na
do Fancy CbkkeBe
beat aj bnaual Saat roraloes
I oe
1 10
1 00
1 1
to
Sa I
do
do
Iriah
Car rate
do
be-t peck tVana
baat a head tabbaaw
but Wiolar .-oua.a
baat Sarart 1'unipkiaS
but K Plant
' lut Toinaloea
i but Kad Peppers
beat lot Tobacco
Class B. '
but eachw
. best Plums
' beat Taera rrowa on Dwarf Treat
St
zb
26
2)
1 OU
9 1 but lot of Oraoas not laae than g lbs.
but s llw Uutur
but loaf W heat Bread
but tot of Caku
but Patchwork Quilt
beat pair Knit gocka
do warked Slippers
do ladies' SUppere
best Jelly
but Canned fruit In glass Jars
best sperimen of plain ISeeUlowoc),
00
1 w
H
to
out Tidy
Si !
Si I
but Crochet Work
but Lamp Ust
but group Hewers (worked)
tO -, H..TI..I rut fluwaral
25
M
to
Si
to
2i
but display of ' lowers in pota
bast spaHlman relating (oil or water etuori)
but arOBriel riowrra
beet siawlaieo Map Drawing
do renmansoip
Dr. Tobias' Yenitian Liniment.
MORE TESTIMONY I Thia is to certify
that for Ihe last five years I have used
in my family Dr. Tobias' celebrated Venitiau
i Liniment, and io every instance have found
! 11 equal 10 nis recororueuuaiiuua a aia.o
! found it to give almost instantaneous relief
is ssaca ai luuiuauue, iiuiaa, aaaiaaawa .",
sore throat, pain in the chest and back, and
rheumatism. I cheerfully commend its trial
to every one afflicted with any of the above
named diseases. Jsaas H. Waaaaa.
Hartford. Conn, Oct. 16, 1841
Sold by all Drufists. Office SS, Cortlandt
street. New Kork
WARR1ED,
Br IferJ.a.KlrkMtrirk. 4th in.t, EllM. W. PA5SELL
, EllM
and MABV JASk MEKKPITU, both of Lock Useeo.
In Wontettdftrf. Berks Co, Ta, 7 th Inst, of rliptherla,
IN NIR IRKV, daughter of Kes.O. II. and liar rial M.
LE1NBACU, lata of Lewlabnra, aged g yrs and 4 BIS.
In Milton, 2d Inst, ALICE, daughter of Jamb and C.
B. SUIPMAN.of nnbury, aged 4 y. aa,l a.
lo Philadelphia, Sth inst. BALDY, son of Charles Sf.
, SBd llaonah Hary BALL, aged t months and g days
buned la Lewisburg uatetery, tuta inat.
In White Deer Valley, 3d inat, l. ROBERT T.
H l IIKMICK, eared years.
actDteUurcj i&utbM
Corrected Semi- Weekly ly J. II tiftg ttr Co.
Wheat $2-10 Batter I 25
Corn 150 Kgg. 25
Kve 1 60 Lard, fretn Id
t.
'
Oats. 82 lb. 75 Tallow
Barley 90l 00 Potatoe. 45
Flaxseed 2 50 Dried Apploi.lb. 8
Ham 20 Wool 1.00
Sides & Shoulder 15 Country Soap 4(2,6
do witb Rib. 10 Rags 4f'i:6
Latest Uev7G
A Rebel force reached Magnolia, 17
miles east of Baltimore, and destroyed two
passenger trains going east from Baltimore
to Wilmington and Fbilad Qunpowder
Bridge is reported aa burnod yesterday
Rebel, four mile, from Uavredegraee. It
seem, eommunioation ia ologed North and
East of Baltimore.
The Rebel burned tbe house or Gov.
Bradford, within four miles of Baltimore.
Mayor Guntber protest, .gainst N. Y
city regiments leaving.
Tl. MAaanlai a a a makiotf no ensrallv, in
iwniHtiwiHuiMii
I many plaess, to lb dl and tb d.J
i cf tbe buajr.
'THE UNION," es
-'Wied In isi j Vvfctile Ns
"CHRONICLE," establisku -
. i , .
Turnip Seed.
Early White Flat Dpteh Strap .nf,
(kiriin;' Improved Rma Basa,
ti.irly Purple Top Flat Strap Leaf,
furplg T n Ruia Uaija,
Loiia; White French,
l.ong Yellow Swriti-,
uud Russia, or Hu:a fcaga, '
Dale'. Hybrid
The s'ihrriber wlU. forwar I. bv mail, one ;
1 KAiifl:! nf il!ir tt tK ikiiv. namfl vkn,lii4
JJJ i f Turnip Seed, (postage pajJ) 00 receipt of ,
a cents 111 puMage aiaoips.
i i;. fl. RfktiERS'
. Seed Si. Azrie.bti.ae, 133 Market hi. I'mil.d.
' Also SeeJ Buckwheau and 'ira!er in Super
I Phoaphate ef Lime, Guano and Uone 1)um
1 ' "
I ItCUtltU!
......i,..ri..ii.nii.. I.ahi:e hY
MARE. about 19 vaara old. bc .. very hoi-
low backed, up headed, and l. ne .witch tail
which she carries off to one side when she
tratls. A reward of $25 w.ll he paid for ihe
! and ariDrehnion ol the thief, or $15
: lr mformano. which may lead to ,he recov -
.rv f ih. 'mare. Inanira. at l.-wtahure. of
KREMEK, LO.U 4 CO.
CIUFFIS'S PATHS t
ClttNM Jan an4 Class Covers,
1 QB preserving FKL'ITS ia perfectly
J.
fresh siate. Thev require no n ax, Sol
der. or t'rment. teil instanilv. and are more
easily sealed anJ opened than any other arti-
cle for the ramose ever invented. All kinds
of wax and cerqent are e.,'ially disagreeable,
and uncertain in sealinz. liein? made entirely
of glaas. theae avoid ilie objections to oiher
covers. For ta'.e in Lewisbur;, only by
KIM KREMER. I.O.U & CO
Wmiamspart Oil Works.
O.V-EXPLOSIVEPureCrystal Carton Oil
Lf TIliBT rHkMbES.
Orders promptly attended to.
U, L. flolden.
1053
Wiliiamtport, Pa
Ilortor II. C. STKDM t.V,
; TTAVIXU returned from the Army, is now
I L I 'cated at Buftiloe X F.oaJs and olTr
a a-
his professional services to the public,
be found at W id. I . Linn s
Buftaloe Tp, June 16, 1S61 pd3m
SUHAC WANTED.
I WILL pay the highest market price in
CASH for
SO Tons of Sumac,
delivered at my Tanyard in Lewisbure;. Per.
sons who intend gaihermt.shoulJ commence
rfimmediately, as the sulk will aoon com-
meuce to jet woody and hard
E. J.HULL.
Lewiaburg, June 13,1864
Estate of JonaUun Koser, dee'd.
T ETTKK9 Testamentary on the estate of
H I JLJ Jonathan Koser, due d, late of Buffaloe I
i lownslnp. Union coumy, have been granted
u lo ihe subscribers in due form of law. All I
i persons indebted to ssid estate are notified to
.. i, ii... . . i ,i i
5 ; in aac iiuutcuiaic payuicui, uu munc uaaaiog
claims asainst tne same win present ineni
f, , properly auihenticated for settlement to
.r? JOHN KOSKR, BnSalo., ) iian-
Ti eultUJilOas Klliili. l.elly,i tors
to . June 14, lS6t pd
The Eye and tbe Ear.
TAB. 8. H. KXlUHT.of Lewisbura, havinz
bad twenty-five years' practice, offers
his services lo those who are afflicted with
:t diseased Eyes or Ears. The following is one
, of a number of Testimonials i
My eon tsd cataract of both eyaa was blind of one,
and nearly ao of u,. other. I had phyaaeians allend.ua:
jiiu, OJ no eneci. L'l. rbiidi lanueaiooa .i i- . mr-. aota
1 Kin, .Ohnail . aMMli.... I .nnlil a.laiM all .hn
I era afflietaal to nee him a caU. s si I ki. OUT.
llartleton, Jan. 7, li
I low
Estate of Mn DieHende.fur.Sen.,ues'd.
IETTER8 of Administration on the estate
J of John Uiefi'enderfer, Sr, dee'd, lale of
VV bite Deer township. Union county, having;
been granted lo the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to
JOHN H. CAMPBELL, Adm'r
White Deer Mills, June 14, 1861 pd
Candidate fur Coureas.
THE undersigned respectfully offers him-I
teif to the Republicans of the Fourteenth '
Congressional District ol Pennsylvania (com
posed ol the counties of Dauphin, Joniaia,
Northumberland, Knyder and Union) for no
mination by the several county conventions
of the said district. J0SIA1I ESI' V
Rarritbur., June 9, 184
I1HR1 UtRPCR,
Ko. 620, Arch St
PH IL A DELP1II A,
Manufacturer
and
nitLia ia
WATCHES,
Fins JEWELRY,
SOLID SILVER-WARE,
and R1GER8" superior PLATED WARE.
r?All kinds of SILVER WARE made on
the pretuiaeg. WATCH Ktpairiue carefully
done
1045m3 .w
Estate of Lt Col. John D. Haaser.
WHEREAS, letters of administration to
the estate of John D- Muster, dre'd,
lale of Lewisburg, have been granted to the
subscriber by the Register of Union eounty,
i .11 naeanaaa iaaaM.rl laaiM l.laa IN reinrs.
ted to make payment and those having claims
against ihe game will present them without
delay to JOSEPH MU88ER,
Administrator,
Or tn his Attorneys, ORM lis UAVka)
latwleburg, June 3, 1S64
Andrew Kcnnedjr,
Rotary Pwbllr, foatmllaer' Offlrf, Lswttkarx,
WILL take the acknowledgement of
Deeds. Mortgages and other 'legal
instruments.adminisier oaths, take affidavits
in relation to the income tax, Ac
United States Claim Agents.
AL!CE.VE having been granted to the
undersigned to carry on the business of
Itnited States Claim Agents in I'aion county,
they will attend promptly to the collection of
back pay and bounties and the procuring of
pensions for solJiersor their legal representa
tives, and ihe prosecution of claims against
tne.L'niied males.
JAMES r. JOHN B.LINN
Lewiiburg. Mrch ia. 1S64
Expea.sc lloeb. A blank book, thus
labelled, has beta Mad, and it left at !bii
oftce frr 'h cnei
2.67S.
. , l . 13 1S.3 Whufo No., 1,057.
'1
''HE nndersif.
'a w
( the furnilura. , , . ,
Mr. R,e.,i. M. t;o' "'
linker. Conieciionrrv a.
. will rntiMsu ih
.1 V., It. n h.t..
at Iheuld ttand. on Market
,.od of one year. He hopes b, ; f f J
t.. bosine 10 merit ihe palrona0 M ic, ,.WB,ltf.
extended to this esiablishmeni. . ,
H L. M'Mli",,oft"
I.eisbarz, April 20, 1863 lOS
Success ! Success !
St'OCts.- has everywhere ai landed oif
Annies and v it may ha aict of
Kagle A UmS rw fholograpblc fiallOT.
(Hiiuaied on Ihe noo side of Market atreel,
between Ud and 4ih. Learisbure.) which is ft
prrlcct aoeces i bavin;, at oonaiderabla
Pn. " ted up a now eombinatioo Light.
I h,:n ean fpa' for fine affect ia
, ' i"a "M oecat anMing
I wh'c" n. . 1
, m ' '
1 '
1 " " T J , L V
Pf f"'n". '". V""' a"d Photograph At,
bums
all of which we t Ft ar ciijr price.
E.NIJLE X BAW.tf
riraign of ihe STAR.
WOOD. CHOPPERS!
. AK HIMJREUhan.ls warned to cut w.m4
e V at llearer Furnace, Snyder county. Uund
I wajea will be paid tni-nlhly in c.an.
I' Jan.S. bt. Fit S WALTKH fc CO
, JFOflniltiTtJOlt
An eh
)L'T ihe latest of all ia that of
C. W. SCHAFFLE,
who. havinz returned from New York (ml
Fhiladelphia, is prepared to sell Oouda
Cheap for Cash,
A fare; ainrtment of Drnfi.Chetniaals.Oilg,
Paiou. Varni-hes. Dye Stuna. Glass, Perfant.
enes.Coal Oil, Lamps, Braskri,Tys. Faaof
NniK.ns, Soaps. Confectioneries, Kuts, Pipes,
Tobacco, Cigars. Cutlery,
Ac eVe. ic afte.
Physicians' prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Wines ami Lienors fur Medicinal
, purposes, warranted cenuine and of tbe best
,
quality.
LEWISErRft -
Mlt I6t
GUaNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE,
FLWE CUTLERY,
and Sperling Apparatus graerallr,
"1J OPS. Lines. Keels, Iiatkeis. Bait. Fins,
' IV Houk.s, Nets, Foils, (loves, Maks.
-IV
i billies. Corkscrews, U.e Collars, e-, eon.
1 siaoily on hand and tor taie Wholesale aa4
Retaul at the Sportsman' Depot, 4
JOHN KHrDFR'8,
COrner 8d and W alnol Sis Philadel.
-a.;. if...., a icfia
1 Phlft. M tC !l 4. 1 SB 6m
Important to Tax-Payers.
THE STATE TAX most ba paid before or
oo the t7'i5ih of July neitj )0 order
to enable the County Treasurer lo pay the
amount required by the State Treasurer.
According to the Act of Assembly passed
last session, no abatement will be allowed as
heretofore, but if not paid fire per cent will
added. VM. Ji i.VES, Co. Treas.
Lewisburr, May SO, 1861
OEHEPIT ! CEEEMT!!
THE subscriber would respectfully inforna
his old cnstoiners, and ihe public gene,
rally, lhat he will have constantly on hand
and for taie a full supply of his superior
Hydraulic Cement. Persons at a distance on
the line of Canal or Railroad can have their
orders niled at short notice.
Addmsg ROBERT VALESTIXB.
ilellefonte, Pa
TltTlwoaitu
We do certify lhat we have used the above
Cerreni in ihe erection of tbe Bellefnnte Water
Works, and lake pleasure in recommending!
it to all persons in need of a good article.
mJanJJ W'iiaoa'4. Tsts.
TAKE NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS are hereby notified ao "
lo ride on horseback or drive with a,
team on or across my Lois, wbicb I intend to
occupy as a Coal Yard, without my consent.
Boatmen are notified not to tie np at my
Wharf, without first consulting me. Any on
violating the above notice will be considered
a trespasser, and prosecatrd as sorb.
WM. FEU LEY
Lewisburg, April S, 18t ;
CEMETERY f,0T!CE
AT an Eleciion held by the Stockholders,
of the Lewisburg Cemetery, the under,
signed was elected Tieasurer.aDd all money,
for lois. grave-digging, Ac, must be paid to
him. Persons interested will please note the
change.
Those indebted tothe Cemetery Association
are renuetiedlo make immediate payment.
H SOLOMON HITTER '
Lewisburg, Jan. 2a, 18bJ 6tn
a
KREMER, LOXG & CO. have just
reed
A great variety of descryauons and priceaw
call and see. May 6
JL'ST received a line assortment LataiM
Dl-ces Goodh, Embroidery, Veil's,
Uloves,Tnmmings, Ac Ac. suitable for tbf
season-also a 6ne b t of -"'"'"ef'K
June SO KKEMKK.LP.VOAtCOS
CARPETS it"' (Jl,n I0) 'le.
" KKKMER. LONG A CO
rLASTfRaSall and F.ah for st by
HYMN B00k3-riaebr' ""
auTjTjg th oaptuiei of 131th P. V.