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"THE UXIUX," fslaUWieJ in 1811 Whule No. 2.677.
BY O. N. WOIIDEN AND J. R. COKNKL1US.
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Al $1.50 pt r Vnr, lUwayft In Advance.
LEWISBURC, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1861
"CHRONICLE," rstablisJied io 1813 Whole No., l,OI.
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DIIIICII
ASMS
To Anns again !
Tbe danger of invasion, njiuinat which
cur uovernuient warned us, m nut
groundless, aud men are needed ! !
Last 'J bur. lay nigbt, the ailwince of
tbe Kcbil army was mot at Frederick,
aud, after three attempts to outer it was
gullautly driven back to '.bo ebt'llt-r of tbe
mountain between that city stud lljera
town. On Friday and Saturday, however,
the Kobe! force lufu'l, (conccali-d before)
came on, driving our tuen before theui, I
Bud taking tbe way toward Itsltiuiore. 1
OUi? RAILROAD CJT,
Saturday, no tram weut Southward from
Ilarrii-burg, and it is evidett tbo game
of 1861 is re-attempted to isolate Haiti
more and Washington. The railroad at
Cockeyvillc is iu the bauds of 'he Uobele,
who will cuuia Northward as last aud us
far as they cau (unlexs they have a iuir
Ul fear of another (. hi 1 VM'.I t;ii )
A bu!J (jime fatcli tln'in !
Oar attack ujioo their ('apital, tbe
Ho be Is deem it uecefsary to counteract,
and thus they attempt this desperate
tnnv4 io ordiT to call away tirant's army.
It is now, evidently, our chauce, by falling
upon their rear, toeut C this hrg. llebcl
a..-.. rri I i.l . ..... I ....!.
,iuco. . ue y cunu'ii iievei j;ei iiuls, i'j
Virginia. Let the lvtst pour into Haiti-
wore by rail and by sea tbe N'Tth, to
Ilarrieburg and Cbambirsburg and len.
Hunter and tbe Weet into Cumberland
and there seems a fair chance to surround,
frliiu.t. and eintiiri tl.i f ,el..r. l...n. i.T
1 1 ' 1 ' ' " " , 1
Kvbeldom. It is evident, also, that they
need supplies for their tunics, from tbe
way they plundered ilagerelowo aud else-
where.
Keserves ! 9 months' men! DiS-
charged Volunteers !
You best understand the use uf nrms, and
how to instruct new reeiuit. To you the
couutry looks for leaders iu tbiseuier'.-iicy.
livery man must judge for himself whether
be can and shall g but the 'picker tho
rally, from town and from country, from
mountain and valley, the better.
One thousand lucu (with their own
borses) are wanted, immediately, at Uar-
tisburg.
JIMK THE O'OVEllXOli!
EXKCUTIVE ClIAMllF.a,
Harribburg, IV, July 111, 101.
Jo the 1'i'ip'r ff I'mntUimut.
I refer to my recent 1'ioulamatinn, call-
iug for troops, and the n ijiiesition of the
J'lestient. 1 ou are not responding treoiy.
The euemies of our G ivcrtitueut a.e act-
ivc in deterrinir you, aud efforts have been
j- . , r .l i t: i .i.-. '
niBue iu uis.Huaiae iioui iuc ueuei luai ,
any couaiderahlc I.eLei torco is la your
viciuity, and many of our most 1 iyal
patriotic citiz-us have been thus deceived.
Similar tffirts were too mccessfully made,
last year, at the uinmetit wheu Leu'aaruiy
was actually on your borders.
Dispatehes have Lecu this morn
received, establishing the fict that
Wallace, with ten thousand (10,UUU)
was yesterday compelled to fallback
Frederic!:
He is believed to bo iu retruat ,
towards Dtltimore.
Th. n.,...i,r.;.!1r;nn Mann, ttiis r.ntnl
nd Baltimore was cut. this tnomioir by 1
the r.ehela lu. C..l-... .eilla '
lie .uthor i "s of he ited State, at
Washing e l
necessity of immedi ,tc , ITorts, that they
have this moruinu. bv Tel.-ranh. author-
. . . r.. - o I .
oil end of our rood neiMth.ira in Mart.
land, may depend on your promptness. ' i
Recollect that .the , modi of enliating
ineu isat the discretion of the Government,
aud is tbe duty of all to obey this rvo ii-
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IIU 111
11 d men ta be mustered ia by companiea (wDo, However, leastel Semmes, helped : b'""1 "-"- c-.uu..U6 u. is.
which they Lai yesterday peremptorily ; him over to Franca, and promise him a lNo' V, r-". 25 years ago.
refused ! , , . 4th, iVoury. Uo bas openly violated
h is m, duty ,0 atate to yoa the fact ! 0 U-CnW ,0 lhe Ke'B g8 1 ' W'J 'e Federal Union
that your Country re.iutres your immedi- FroTuse Expenditures. ,. 5tb, Ae6etoi. Ho haa fomented and
ate service, and the safety of your own ! The Verm R, formed JWtmer. of 'rfjfd t nDM"l.
sition. It wiu'.d be digraee!ul to you : some quarters is merely that of borrowed
to waste time iu oij -ctiug to matters of f jnds-in other words, it it a (hit forvur
form and detail, or to profess that Vnu .... .l
would go if called iu ...... d il rent way r"y 10 PS- I necessary for the
Those who waut an c-xense for skulking, B,, )n 10 obtain means to pay for its cxts
xnay do so, but all who djriro to do their tc'ncc- l'ut we must pay for it, and
duty to their cjuutry, will tcorn euch 1 6hould not abaso that obligation,
subterfuges. j Hpeculation propor ia always of ques-
, . . .... , , r
cutvoua sngestious from any (tuartrr.
Do not lend Yourselves tfi a i.. tr.cal ,,f
your country. Come forward, like men
to aid her. Tbe ltebel forces will bo caeily
defeated and driven away, if you d) your j
- j
that ih. h. f i " 10 eul'n,l,n T0U
. 7- o. .s iiiuiu'iiiweaiiu mav
be maintVmed.
A O. ci;ktin.
ltAl.TlMuHE. Jul. i t. .t
Oar forces have evacu.ird i.j'.:.i.
faMPAfl in Ihia A . -il
..... . uu., and now oceury
a position south of tbe Monocary.
Tbe rcbeis oocupy Frederick, bnt in
what force is not positively known. Ke
f irta aay 12,000, and that they are com
manded by Breckinridge.
luere are reports that another Kebol
. , - 1
I VeTi'd'h mr- oe,ir Ld1'
w . rerrTi nd have moved in tbe di
recoo f Urk but jn whl, force , I
n aoown. Thia ia supposed to be an i
fl .i Ir" "
lwa a special from Gea Hancock, stating
that Ewell'a, Breckinridge's and Rhode'
corps are on tbia aide of tbe 1'otomae.
Troops have reached Hahiinore from
(I0t's armv rl iiiKtl.i.a
.1, ...:... !
t,i , ,, . , 1 m-inui.r. in 01a osbdp8, irieo'ls yoted
-bing hm Iluisslurg up O noca efjhtm tne srleUi Union Vj ! thi 1st.
From the Front.
Near I'LTr.KsHirui, July 2.
We are in oiyht of l'eicruburg, getting
closer, aud are better prepared; to resist
attacks. We are impregnable, as the
Reb-U learn to their sorrow. Gen. Wil-
sun, about whom we bad some fears, came
iu this uioiuing, all right, and bad doue
... i
good serviee. mo are geiuug soma targe
ijuris iu position, aud then you will hear;
fioiu us iu tbumkr tones, Best of spirit education, without wealth, without iuflu
prevails throughout tbe army, and all are eutial friends only bis personal wortb.se
satisfied that we will win. It will take leati&eJ to by those who know bim best,
lime, but be not alarmed. could have made bim what be is. lie baa
It is dreadful hot, here
no rain for
over a mouth past our soldiers suff.T, and
many get sick, wheu we send them North,
My frieuds must txeuae tue for uol
writing to them for 1 have not time.
! You bate oo ilea of the amount of
good the Sauitary Oommii-sioo is doiag,
everywhere iu ourjiofpital.-, in the field,
yes, (heir ageuts even go up to tbe very
r II: pits, in sight of the onemy, and dis-
tribute their lemons, pickcls, tomatoes,
I .n..rtr,.,it ..ni,.r,a. ,t l.o il.n i K....n,l
; pouds. We could not do without the
(.'ummisrious. 1 peak from experiepco,
when I say they are doing nobly for our
ick aud wouoded. T. S. 0.
' Hs Will not Run,
I
: F-ir a time, Ui.VS.ses S. (jRA.NT suffered
fnui the praise of suspicious politicians
.,.n .!... i.;...1..... n ...... ,..U
hum w uu uiuuiiuu. um guiiiuuicui muuu
they could, jet professed an auxiety to
make tbe government's ablest warrior, a
candidate fir l'rasident prupuM that he
1 continued cu -cessful, and prouiilnl they
bad no hope with a candidate of their own
u'rinn 1'ii..ip ..nl. .,. 1 ll..nnt.,.
' 1 ' " w" ' J i" ' ' t. j iujuhuj
to beat Abo Linclu aud get the "dices."
Of late, ibey bare chauged their tune:
they cease to niso Grant they say he
; has doue nothing that Lee is greatly hia
superior aud belittle bim all tbey can.
; i he of this is the fact,as alleged,
... ... ...
Le ua9 V'l"xy reusi.l to be th.tr
candidate he will be no ouo's candidate
! f"r anything utitil R.;be!liou is crushed
i.astol all will he run agaiont bis Incnd
and patron, Abraham Liuooln :
l'a.riotie,,n! -Ou that line ainglo
. , ,
eyed, bo "moves on tho enemy a worka
until tbey are made harmless. With no
personal oi partiztn malice regardless of
- If . . t : ui t .
e ' 1 1 luuiesi uuw iiiiiueasurauijr ue towurs
! above sueh "torcliridt" as M'ClcIlan, Fre
mont, Cochran, and Uael !
Kear-sar-ge,
(With accent on the sue,) is tbe highest
' of the White Mountains within tbo State
of New Ilanipebire. Of Indian origin,
the euphonious Dame ia doubly honored
by being bestowed upon tho anlicc built
.r.r! V.r,l-o ,,e.n.l .I.ieh enr,V In
1 ".. 1. . nU.u PHWM .V.
,.it. : r..:- c .t.i it. : :i I
o.-u a ul,u0, ,u ugui, iu uuanowi
A'aLama. The latter was Fnglish built
, , L , ,
aud Luglish manned, but officered by
Kcbels, who bad cowardly assailed uuar-
rued vessels ou'y, and only came out for
a trial tf strength beoause the French
..rK...ntl. T I J
fcUC , "i j
OaviDc assistca 2emuac3 aoa tiis coairaao
n
in eeanin(r. the fiilestinn nriaea wlirther 1
those men !re not reallv our nrison en. to !
e i i- i .. j , e
P 00 ,Q0 em 01 cur
Tho anJ.
vlctorJ' wubm of tha LnS,,:i0 0M,ti
WM grua' uimper to llebcl avuipathizars j
. . . ...
,H.t...t.... L '. ......
& ""T a l"B
PreT,!,DS SI'"t of Ppeeul.tioD and j
luckless hipcnditure." It very correotly
jl7s tDSt ,Q0 prevalence of money in j
iiuubihj Uli'lliei, ... IUW LllIU PUfcUUl.-
, . . ' ., . . , , t 1
tu" are atrocious gamblers, who ahould be :
eZ(:luded from churches and shunned by
ail good aooicty.
Reckless living is also improper. If
honest money fl iws in, nse it for charita.
b!e and benevolent purposes, and not for
vain abow, or by bad examples to tempt
others. 80 dispose of all means aa to be
uf real present and future benefit, to your
selves aud to others. Lot profeased Chris
tians, in all these matters, be worthy of
tbo name of "lights in tbe world."
tSrOa the 6th inst. the Warrinramark
ladies eavo a snn.r,i., J: ....
'-; euoiiHi, uiuucr, iu i:ro
,Le cdee f ,ow-,o tte c
T 5th l. u-p,.a ,
. The ape.tator.we
i ' '1. uiuuni, iu a. ;iiivo
Co.
were
. , ul,rllM naille ,0g-
11, Ko tl,o l.l ; ... j .i .
s -j ", sua weioomms apeecnea
'
I J win D. James is an estimable citizen
of l'hiladelphia, who seeks and holds 00
offije, and whose name even ia not connec
ted with the business firm of wbicb he ia
a member. Io bin absence, friends voted
ning : government reused longer to shelter the ,nc0'-"'! " "'f "' reofiserw,
-,. i t i. ', in ti il "JJim'Jcrat, oymntt Jff. Davit.
lieu. perCdioua wretches in her harbor. 1 be ; . tllJ , , - J. , J , ,
men , L , , , . As the two aotagoniZ!, defaming Lincoln
hnghsh vessel, lUe.rhoxinl, was alongside j virlualiT uDholdinff Davii. And vet.
j Honoring Magistrates
' Is an injuuotiuu of diviue authority. It
is sustained by the beat of reasons, anil is
regarded by tbe wise aud the virtuous,
everywhere. Men may disapprove of the
nieacuriM of those rightfully in power, and
yet respect their persons aud their office,
', Tbe Chief Magistrate of tbo United
t?.....- . e i l ii .J .I...
oiaies was lainy, irauy uiceiou iu
station
Without ordinary advantages of j
uustaiued his most arduous responsibility
so well, in a three years' resistance against
the Slavo Aristocracy's war, that tbe great
I'uion party baa unanimouily nominated
j him for re cleoiion. No tuao living baa
more prayers offered io his behalf none
n9 """'e trienils tnrougtiout the civilized,
1 liberty loviqg world tbao AltilAlUM
I-incuLM. It is to tbia honored personage
'ist Sunbury Dcwjcrtit applies
td! following language :
i " I he charm which Abolitionism threw
around the tmutlg U bnjtmn of the While
y.u-f. is broken. To allix the word 'honest'
lo his name, can no longer deceive the people.
One might as well call a load Leauuful, or
Mi ike lovely, or a .I.uline piece oi lead. it a i
uriiuani cnonK oi muu. A mobs Tai.eiii.a
ue, iiaeiti rri'L, aii m.uucssT at'rrooa,
names kvib (.tvsu.
Tlia .liin , I, , I -,; .
geutleuiao and a christiao, aud aa one of
tllM I :i in . in 1 1" rd nf thu .Sklata lias Bisnrn in
' - u. ., ,v
support tbo Xatioual constitution. Jlany
read bis paper and uo otber.
' Engaged as is tbo 1'residont in sustain-
'"g ,0o nation in its terrible struggle for
lit", 'he vjficer should be honoriM tod
: ennouraived when A. a nnart aKl-iniv man t
V. y j, -
! complete tbo ovenbrow of intestine foes,
'iut that editor seeks, by vile vituperation
of tuo officer, to palsy his efforts,
ik'r- 1'urdy may booeatly rjuestion tbe
! constitutionality and expediency of some
I , . .
. ol ,ae measures measures, aovever, that
..ti,,
, "o mjai people uave onoe enuuraed, aud
probibly will again approve wbiuii the
1'res.ldeut bas felt compelled to put forth
; io save ine country irom ine tteoeia who
m mrntuuu, uui n uj ua auui
' MoV. (eTen J , hfl s erred) Abra-
bam litncolu is as "treacherous, deoeitful,
, Md amount," as Judas I.oanot or lido-
' edict Arnold !
j .dr. Lincoln, when a child, imbibed tbe
. anpi.i.h rp . n 1 1 . r 1 1 1 ... if a .suhnL ... K.J
I I
in aviirlr Imril furs lic-ino e... not nnll.k.l
, , . 6 .., , r . " "
ou uy a uanoiug master use w aauiogiOQ
and JacKson, oas nover outside of the
L'uitcd States and therefore ooufesaedl
ii , . , . ,
lacks some of the grao.es and conventional
fashions which the. aristocracy, North and
South, demaud. Fresh from tbe ranks of
, i i - I . ,
tus people, uo is a piiin ptgpic s mm...
; and yet, in true d.goity, uiauly bearing,
and correctness uf speech, be is laitueaau
i Tably aboVO his aSSailaUtS.
,
-After reading the above most vile,
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; Z r"""?" .u'"
i of our great Uepub.tc, we had curiosity to
Bee itd pioion 0f JLff,r(lljn Jwis.the ciaicf
cf the military usurpation wbioh is now
! deluging our land iu blood. U'e find a
vcrJ !gar attack npon Abraham
i ai . i j t. - i i
oeiaro ii0 wor.a, imvis siuaarj accusea oi
uve nciooug crimes i
............
I ait I .. I I aw ni.ilrx. a. .1.. l...t
a.Tb, lfUdtH'.t, il D Bl I las 13 fa w II t? II V si
( ,be molhct who P"e h,m ,lfe' nili,rJ
etJUCatinn, honor and power to perform.
2d, Miration. A natural son of his
3 "- ia ia the Union .ervice
oo the Miaaiaeippi.
dJ, h-pmhattuu.
He was leader in
uu wooj revu me worm oversaw.
Against aaob . being, tbe Democrat baa
no WurdLu, it BeeUa ta prPjudioe, b, the
harshest epithets, all its readers against the
pure, well disposed, lawful President 1 Is
auon an editor, in a time use mis, nonesi
and true to tbe country ?
Honorary Substitutes.
The Government proposes to give ladies,
and gentlemen not euljsct to military
duty, a chance to enrol themselves, by
proxy, among the defenders of tbeir
UUUUIIT. iJIVIJ I'UU 1UIUISUIUK B OUOail
. ... ' .
TUTE, under certain terms, lo have an
engraved certificate of that fact, aa a last
ing memorial of tboir efforts.
In Lewisburg, in Union ooonty, all
over tbe North, are men and women who
can procure one or more substitutes, for
this object. Committees might proceed
to the States in rebellion and enlist con
trabands, or men disposed for eervioe at
home may be engaged. It seems to ns
tbia is a practioal aud attraotive mode of
aiding tbe great cause in this crisis.
.ttarW'e learn of quite a number of
recruits ooming forward, in our county,
under tbo late alarm, but can not say
positively when tbe; will leave for service.
Let no one, inolined to go, wait to be
called on, but make for tome head quarter
as soon as may be.
I'.S. Capt-M'Call expects to start this
(Tuesday) morning with a full Company.
.MisscsHelle Vorao and Elixa
Houghton started, yesterday morning, as
nurses to the Nashville Hospitals.
tar We are told Charles Ciotier ii Dot
sarong the ojptuifi of 151th P. V.
' tfia nrrifl alavori aM n' onsinrllinn nf thn
Union Connty Agricultural FAIR)
-LEWISHURO-Tlmrtulay
tQ Saturday, Oct.Q to 8.
PREMIUM L15T-JSS4.
Class 1 Trotting, Draft and Match
Horses,
beat Trotting Horse, lit elai
to 2d da,
V . U'.ILI.... It...
in oo
a oo
a ui
on
a on
a so
a uo
4 oo
brft 1Ui;I briflDaf horavtj
best pair alstch liuNft
2 Blooded Ilorsoa,
best blooded stallion. haTioa Un kept within Lb
j .i t-.t a oo
l bm oinoaea nreeu nm wim oh or ann oi ner
Colt- .uowu oo
'il li"nt American AgricuUurut A I 00
beat blotsled Cult from 2 to a t vara ou 2 00
iiu ta t do 2 uo
fearklogColt 4.
No horw cut.nl Id thi olaaa will rwwlva a prmnlum
Ublaal tfi4uo la abowa Ui JuogM tbal ba la LlCAiUt4..
3 Cotumon Horses. I
i brst Sullioa 4 yarn 014
I bert atmllltiD frf.ia '& to 4 7 ears olt
a oo
Ag. k 2 oo
3 no
I l-t An at 1 uu
t.i i:r.iiiQR Mar, 1 or mora bar tUta uj b auowa 4 oo
1M Iv-at. .nrou dfOilittona S uo
beat ii.liti Horse ur Uara
il U-.t
beat a ran oM Cult
'.1
bnt i T'r otJ Cult
baat 1 'r old Colt
a ti
1 uo
2 00
Ag.
1 uu
Ag.
I Mi
AJ.
1 oO
jig.
attf
aV
ii b. .t
a beat .a.amg Cult
- .1 Dui hatll. AldernOV A DfJVOn CattlC.
: '
! best Dull
4 no
2 oo
2 ao
it uv
4 oo
2 oo
2 to
00
4 no
2 uo
2 aO
2 UO
a no
1 uu
be.t Hull Calf
bet Heit'r over 2 JF.srs old
, u" """ertaif
best Bull
auiunat
lie.t Bull Calf
' jj JJJ Jr J jean old
I ao
' wst ii.iiic.lf
bnit t'l-ifer el" T 0'(,
; XJ,"" s'ormore'oi bcicasftvabowi!'M
' ri1 - Ag.k
. luiryeowpreltiierol tht aboeetnrer Drwda,
wnttf n utiubt of jieM W b nndor-4 3 'ia
Patn ntrvd la thi m unit b hown to baof
jUfj Lluud utl uf the tnwd rprtMcattft.
-Grade and Commoa Cattle,
URADI CATTLC
hSt null OTr 2 f.T9 Old
8 0
Z iO
Tl'l
it-t Hull rwtwrea 1 tvud 2 jeftn old
jci iimi cair
1 iO
Jesi ' (iw lor ! uuri
jfitt m fur all purruM, Jof hrr elea to bebow 3 00
i,t ; T.ar old H.ifer .t a i uo
j fbd tIljlCati.be'"','C " '""ij.tiuo
coaxo unu.
Kul Rnll
1 ilei .1.1 J yaars .u .aiiie
iii'o.f..r.n?ur,.,s,aofnercjettieiuuDi oo i
..-f
0 Sheep and SWinO.
-t rrh .rMi.o Do
j best loteaaoid do
. bent Soutbdowa do
-t Bora of r othr breed,
t so
3 tiO
3 so
: so
. . . . r
ia t
1 an
I so
1 so
1 oo
Beet S trfunbs
br.t ha Wetbera
i.t ft-mt
t-t so, with 4 or mere of her Pigs to bs shown Sou
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as. a i oo
X UO
UU
o or mm iige. to to u old
best S ll.cs But over 10 mootbs old
I " Poultry.
-t ratr rhkiken.
be.t lot rf - not leas than 0
Ii
1 uo
1 so
;s
best pair Turkey,
UO VUOS.S
8 Grain and Root Crops.
I best fcu.hel White Wbeat
1 on
Ag.
1 oo
75
SO
:s
so
alir.
An.
Ag-
Ag.
1 uo
1 00
1 00
1 09
1 00
to
to
so
60
M
1 UO
Ag.
1 00
Ag.
1 ou
AJ
1 UO
Ag.
Vll IW-t
j best bn-ti.i Red wheat
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it b...i..i wb.t cr0
, r;1 '? , .
; ttl'ut:, Te"OW
; JI tH'iTi Bariehou'l",0'C""
b-.t bush.i rnmmnn twu
. w bu! ."I''tosa
do Pft-bbln roUWMM
do rhue Albert fnUt'tM
d' M Uitu Hiniwoyo poUUwa
d any other kind of foUtoM
htmt luiial Turuipn
bst bubfl CxrruU
i -tbu-hfl IlVtetat
, U)lt tn
wwp-r
iis-.l t. ha-atsla. C atbtilUM
' . "
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! .f '"'"
best lot S.eet Pumpklna
ii best
best bushel Timothy Seed
J.I liest
beat bu.tiel Clover Seed
'il best
best lot of Tobacco, raised thia rear
M best
best lot Winter Squashes
do Fall Squashes
best aaaciuen aorgum
1 uo
1 00
1 uo
00
9 Fruit.
best tot Winter Apples, not under 4 blade, a perk of
each kind, all raised by the peraon oihlbHiUK- 1 AO
il best
beet variety Apples not teas thaa a kinds
M be.t
best U bushel Apple for Fall or early Winter ass
! Z
1 oo
"
best i bushel Apples for long keeping
2d beet
teat specimen Pall Pears
do W inter Pears
2d best do
best variety of Pears
best specimens Plums 3 or DOTS kiwtS
best perk Peaches
a i-si
best peck Qutnoea
beat a bunches l.elawsre drapes
do Concord .
do Diana
do any other variety oolorsd Grapes
do White Grapes
i
Ag.
1 uo
1 01
Ag.
1 uo
1 oo
1 oo
Ii
7S
7S
"S
TS
74
boat lot Catawba or Isabella 0 rapes, a lb, or awn 1 00
il hast SO
beat variety u rapes beat ana greats, so. or aiads t oo
10 Dairy Products.
best 9 lbs. or more Batter
I 00
1 ou
1 no
1 00
i best
beet Cueeee, 10 lbs. or dbotw
baat lot Uoney tn comb, it lbs. e saor
11 Flour and Bread,
hast bsrr-t of Wheal Flour 1 M
beat spertmea W heat Bread ' 00
2d beet s. Ag.
beat specimen Res ttread TS
beak do Indian, 7b
12 Household Manufactures.
bast Fulled Cloth. 10 yards or mora 1 On
best home-msde Flannel, 10 yards or mora 9 00
beet honie made Carpet, 10 yards or aaora t 00
best home mad Woolen Coreriet 1 SO
best patchwork Quilt t M
i!d be-t 1 W
best Silk Quilt tO
beat Woolen Yarn horns mads 1 00
best pair Woolen Blanket h ocas Blade 3 00
bast pair Woolen Sock do M
13 Manufactured Article.
boat specimen Cabinet Work
2.1 beat
beat Washing Machine
best Plothee w ri ni-.r
s oo
1 CO
1 00
Diplo
fceet Drese Coat S 60
best pair Vant 1 00
host Vest 1 SO
best Double Salt of CarrUfS Hns ainlartured
within the county S 00
beet Alngle 8ett Carriaffe Haroess, aa eonditlotia 100
i i .nu. pt.m ibiM ShI.ki w ml
Is doaen Kip Skins Balahed
SOU
best
dossn Qraln Kips, regard to werteieo.btp s
1 uosen urM. mp.
welf aa duality of stock
AJ 1 "J
00
t DO
t no
1 ao
I oo
1 nn
beet lot of Upper Leather
bast 4 setee Sol Leather
best 1 pair of aewed Calf Boots
hast pair kip do-,
best pair of Ladlea Kid Shoos
bent pair ol Ladles' Gatlere
best pair of bltppcra
bast Parlor 6tor wool or teal
3d bast
teat docking 3tctt sal ryattaN
ii bail
1 OO
1 to
V
j, t I w
j k"J!"S.V IUn""
best sou .wed xhioaiM, a to. .ay
best sewin Machine. vv
2d be.t Ag.
14 Agricultural JmjileinPnts.
I best Mower and keapor Hip. 4 3 W
il I " '"
best Keeper ou
beet Mower 3 "'
ari.ra.iiiae iarfiiBawifcaati
l:p. a &i
Liu. S "
I 11
bviit fHDuoi); Mill
W btfit
bt Clt.TiT MmcUi&a
2'l best
best Hay, stalk, ami Itrav Cattaf
'Al best
bsst Cora Sbrllar, boraa povt
d bu4 do
bat ll.irno lUka
bwt llsxruw
b. st l.u l Holler
Ul lirsju UrlU
ii b. t
DKSt lro 1'ianti.v
best Ti Uugry
id brst
best Uiwa Uui;a-7
2d hrst
bust 2 hot ss Top Carrlaa
beat Farm Wagou
M te-.t
best Cultivator
lvi.t 4uliil Plow
U-l Sid. Hill l'liw
be-t Mirlnyao lloubla Plow
best v3ibined Cider aliil aad Prast
DMxt llursv 1'i.wer
beat Cms 1'low
Uo.l hJfje lly Fo. k
2 UU
J
"
" i uu
liipli.nis
Mf- "
a uo
a to
1 oo
P'P- ' J
1 oo ,
15 Viiies,Jellie?,aiitJ Canuod Fruit.
1
i do BUt-aVbcrrj TltM
I do jWrbvrjr da
it CqrrB( do
bt Cntvr in bitl itb luud of auriog
- best Currtut JJ1
24 bMt
tHt Urp Jtllj
iil btttit
twit Jelly from noy otbar fruit
. 'M btmt
f.
I lo TmatoM
j 1
best of any otber Canoed Fruit
beH and arMOet variety of Caaned Frail
best aorguuk atulaasea
I
ltt Xeedle Work.
bwkH fpeimn OrBaUBwaltU KtwdlvwuTa.
bMiit Workntl Collar
2d tMt
be)t Nt-witufD Wurttvd Work
'M bfaU
beit wpmiiicea Silk Em broidery
bent tciiiia Crochet Wrxl,
"aid brt
best Nt-twork
tAnt itroup Unrated flowtrf
bwt or-w4 tBiuf. Ut
2d Utst
bMt pvcimai. Ornaniotl Shctlwork
UU OtUaBMB
do Tidjr
1 00
to
1 oil
so
1 uu
So
1 00
is)
1 uu
(0
1 oo
1 DO
1 UO
to
1 ')
17
-Painting?, Photographs, ifcc.
beat perinea oil Painting executed iu County I OO
i mn a f i.i
d.. pnotogrspha niilom
to Marble hculptur Pip.aawi,
Js Uneniimerated Articled.
The Judges of this class are authorized lo -
give premiums for such articles on exhibition
ac lhiv mav thinL' urnrihv end fne uhirh nn
premiums are offered in ibe above liau
JUYEX1LE DEPARTMENT.
(or ohildren under IS Jeerl-j
Clasa A.
beat Pls I to IS weeks old
best Sucking Colt
best Hull Calf frost 1 to 0 aooatba out
1 on
1 uo
1 oo I
1 !
M j
be I
beet Heller do
beat pair Turkeys
do
do lieeee
do l'ueke
OV IblekeM
do leocy t.'bkkeBB
beat bushel Sweet foraloaa
do Insh do
da I 'ar rote
do Ueela
as
bet peck ReaDs
1 beat i head (!al,bair
beet Wiuler fi4uah
best Sweet ruUiySlOS
best Ki I'lalit
Iswt Timstoea
I best Ked feppera
; bust lot Tobacco
i Clas3 B.
best 9earhsa
1 best PlUOtS
' best Tear, arowo on 1warf Treea
' bisl lot ol Urspes not less than a lbs,
best S II butter
best loaf W beat Bread
best lot nf Cakes
best I'atrbwoik Quilt
best pair Knit Socks
do worked Slippers
do ladies' Slippers
best Jelly
best Conned Vroit to glass Jars
best eieeimeii of plain eeUlewora
i beet Tidy
best Crochet Work
! beet La. mp slat
beet grcup Flowers (worked)
best Uoituet (rut flwer
'. best display of Flowers Id pnts
' beet specimen fainting toil or water oalofa)
beat Artifi'ial Flowers
1
a
1 uu
Its
26
13
J
V
to
Si
3S !
ta
Si
S.S
to
bo
W
(0
or. I ieeiBes imy iini in,
do Feuuiansbip
Dr. Tobias' Venitian Liniment.
MORE TESTIMONY ! This is to certify
that for the last five years I have used
! in my family Dr.Tobias' celebrated Venitian
I , . 1. ... ...,. I
u ; s.iiiiiMc-111, lull in eveir lunaubc ii.ic oum
it equal to hia recommendations. I have
I found it to give almost instantaneous relief
- . . r , . i i v. . 1 . .Al..
in cases of toothache, crouo. bilious colic.
tnr llirnaf r.&in in th bcf and haelr and
nd : a-
" r- - -
rheuinatism. I
cheerfBll, commend its ir.a.
tn everv one amicted with anv
liciea wn any oi tne aoove
i named diseases. Jawaa H. Waaasa.
I Hartford, Conn, Oct. 16, 1861
Sold by all DruRists. Office So, Corllandt
street. New Korkt
MARRIED,
By RevJ.A.Kirkpatriek, 4th inst, W W. rASSELL
and MABV JASK MKKK1UTU, both oi lock Uaeen.
In Wometadnrt Berks Co, Pa, 7th lost, of rliptherla,
AN MR Fi.KKV, dautcbterof KeT.C. II. aad Harriet M.
LEI.SHCU, lata of Lewuburr, aged t yrs and 4 aia.
In Milton, Sd inst, ALICE, daughter of J. cob and Ca.
R. SIIII'MAN, of Sunbury, a,;ed 4 y, a m, It d.
In Philadelphia, lh lost, BALDV, aoa of Charles M.
and Iteonah Mary HALL, aged 5 montha and daya
buried in Lewisburg Cemetery, 101b inst.
In Whits Daer Valley, 3d Inst, ol. ROBERT F.
W tlKSIICK, aged S3 ysara.
Corrected &mi- If eeAy hy J. Walk & Co.
Wheat e-2.10 Butter 2h
Corn 1&0
Kye 160
Oats, 82 lb. 75
Barley 901 00
Flaxseed 250
Ham 20
Sides & Shoulder 15
do with Ribs 10
Kgga
Lard, fresh
Tallow
25
1 &
. ,
.5
Potatoes 45
Dried Applof,lb. 8
Wool 1.00
Country Soap 4 (..(
Rage 4(nt3
Latest Hews
A Rebel force reached Magnolia, 17
miles east of Baltimore, and destroyed two
passenger trains going east from Baltimore
to Wilmington and 1'hilad- Goupowdor
Bridge is report! as burnod yesterdaj
Rebels fonr miles front liavredegraoe. It
seems aommunieation if oloaed North and
East of Baltimore.
The Rebels homed tbe house of Oof.
Bradford, within four miles of Baltimore.
Major Gnntber protests against N. Y
city regiments leaving.
Tha rJIcinl ara akioff W ceoeiallf, in
I many place, to lb dao! and tbt du'J
i ol lha hJOi.
Turnip Seed.
Karljr While Flat Ugieh S rap Leaf,
- tlKirvinc's Iir.pr vcd Ru'a Uaita,
trlv Furpre Top Flat S'rup Leaf,
f urplf i'c p Rma Uaa,
Long While French,
.ong Veliow Sweite,
H!ound RuiMa. or F.X.i Bs,
Ualr's llytind
The soHrriber wHL forwart, hv mail, one
;
J pound ol either of OV above named varene
I w ' ' urnip Seed, (postage pajd) oo receipt of
2 uo 73 cents in poMage stamps.
1 :. n. BtttiKKS'
. Seed i Asric. Btoae, 133 Markel rsi. I'miuid.
Also Seed Buckwheat, and dealer in Super .
Fboaphale of Lime, (juano and Dune Dust
j -
syi ItllH witU! I
tu MTn
it" O i
iTOi.E.N t'rora a stable near Bainbri.iEa on
hemshtdr ihea?ihult.a LA HUE BAY
mi ill" i .... . .1.1 uV.. :.. I. . I
SOU it r., aoout 14 years Uiu. s.ic is .cij uni'
1 uu iuv baoked, np neanra, ana lent; swucn tai
! which she carries off to one side when she
navais. A reward ol lib w.ll be paid for the
1 so mare and ancrcheosion ol the ihiel. or SI5
I u. ..i ,U- I1...I ... Clt
(or informaiioa which may lead to ihe recov
hur
i so erv of ihe mare. Inquire, at Lewis
K REM Kit, LONG 4 UO.
GUFFJX'S PA TEST
CiluMN Jar anil Cilatisi Covers,
76 I
to AQV. preserving FKLTTS ia a perfectly I
to J1 freh state. They leijUire no Wax. Bol
i,"J der, or Uement, seal iusianily, and are more
7 easily sealed and opened than any other ant
cle for the purple ever invented. AM kinds
so of wax and cenjent are e., 'tally disareeaole, j
To and uncertain in sealing. Being made entirely
'S n( nla.c (hum aoniil lh( iiViip.tinnc In nlKe
T5 ' " : " i V vZ
.... urc n?hfr4 I in up nlhr man tki iia.1 in Iht
'jo covrrs. t or fra'e in l.ewi-burj, only by
10.VI KREMEU. LOM & CO
WiUiamsport Oil Works.
0N-E.PL08IVEPureCrystal Carbon Oil
IS TfbBI PAtHtiES.
Orders promptly attended to.
II. L. flolden.
1053
WiUiamsport, Pa
0 ,
Hot tor If. C. STEDM W,
TTAVIXtJ relumed from the Array, is now
his nrnfi-ctii.nal servirea lo Ihe nutitic. Alav
tie found at Wia. T. Linn's
Bufiap, Tp, June 18, ISfil pdilm
SUMAC WANTED.
T WILL nay the highest markel price in
' I 1'A.sFf f..r
AO Tons of Sumac,
delivered at my l anyard in Lewisbur?. Per.
sons who intend gaihering.should commence
t i'immedia't!r, as the stailj will soon com
mence to get woody and hard.
E. J. HULL.
Lewijburg, June 13,164,
Estate of Jonathan Koser, dee'd,
S. : T t rrKKS Testamentary oa the estate of
1 i Jona'han Koser. dec d, late of Duffaloe
. I I " k. K... .sni. I
ss io. ihe suosenbers in due form of law. All
J : persoos indebted to id estate are nottlied to
make immediate payment, and ihose having
z claims azainst ine same win present mem i
properly authenticated tor settlement to
JOHN Kll.SKK, BuSaloe, I Hjcc-i-r
SUWilOa KOlfcli. Uelly.j tors
In June 14, 10 1 pi
! Tbe Eye and the Ear.
S TAR. 8. H. KXIUHT, of Lewisbnrg, havinj
zs I I had twentv-five years' crartice, olfrra
his services to those who are alllicted with
diseased byes or bars. 1 he lolluwing is one
. of a number uf Tesiimonials i
My son had cataract of both eyes-was blind of one,
aQ'l nearly so of tl,e other. I had physM-isns attendiua: 1
hiwl, to no eneet. ilr. Kniit&t undertook ni case, and
curej him wilb'iutan oneratioa. 1 would deieail who
areanllel-d in gite him a rail. M 1 1 IL UU'.
Ilartletoo, Jan. 7, lv4 luoj
Estate of Jotn Dic3enIerft;r.Sen.,rIesTii.
IETrERS of Administration on the estate
i of John lJicfienderfer, Sr, dee'd, late of
lute Leer township. Union county, havin;
been granted lo tbe undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested lo make im
mediate payment, and those bavin claims or
demand's against the same will present them
duly authenticated lor settlement lo
JOHN H. CAMPEELL, Adm'r
White Ueer Mills, June U, 186 pi
C'au!idae fur Congreas.
unoersisneu respeciiuny open mm
self to lhe Republicans of tha Fourteenth
'
,, . , , D ...i.-.:- .
" .
r-""'- , , " . 7.. .
i"iorinumCeriana, onyuer aau s.uiuuj lor uu
mination by the several county conventions
of the said district. JOisIAH EsrV
Harrisbur., June 9, I8C4
11I1B1 1I.4KPER,
Wo.620,Arch St
PHILADELnilA,
Manufacturer
and
ciiLsa is
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY,
SOLID SILVER-WARE,
and ROGERS' superior PLATED W ARE.
rsAII kinds of SILVER WAKE made on
the premises. WATCH Urpairiaz carefully
done Iill5m3 jw
Estate of Lt Col John 0. Hauer.
"1T7"HEKE S, letters of administration to
' vv lhe estate of John V- Muster, dec d,
I late uf Lewisburg, have been granted tn the
snbscriber by the Register of I nton county,
I all persons indebted io said estate are reques
ted to make payment and those having claims
against the same will present them without
delay to JOSEPH MLSf ER,
Administrator,
Or to his Attorneys, OBWlU 4 UAVM
Lewisburg, June 3, lsoi
Andrew Kennedy,
Rotary Publlr, Ummlssloien' Offlre, Uwbkarg,
WILL take Ihe arknowledfemeot of
Deeds. Mortgajes and other 'legal
instroments.adminisirr oaths, take affidavit
in relation to the income taz. 4c. Ac
United States Claim Agents.
ALirE.V"E having been granted to the
undersigned to carry on the business of
I'ntted mates Claim Aenis io I'nion county,
they will attend promptly io the collection of
back pay and bounties and the procuring of
pensions lor soldiers or their legal representa
tives, and the prosecution of claims against
tbe, United Htaies.
JAMES F. & JOHN B. LINN
Lewisburg. March SS. 1S64
r.xpease UooU. A blank bonk, thus
labelled, ha been f-o.u'l, and is left at this
oftc for 'he tTn'i
rnHB andersijBed, having obtained the s
I rf Ihe fi.inilure, B,tUres aud Dl.naila tf
Mr. Riri M. l'oi.,. will coniinne th
Uakerv, I 'onieciionerv and .otmn hoainras
it ihe old tand. on Market urrei, for iht fx.
iiod it mie year. He hopes byMtjci aitentioij
to bosmess io merit the patrona;- hereioforaj
enended lo this establishment.
H L M MAHON
I.eiishar?, April 20, 18K3
Success! Success!
Sl'(!Cs.4 has everywhere aitanded off
Armies and so it may ha said of
tingle i Cs" Slew rbuloerapble fiallery,
(iiiuated on the Son'h tide of Market street,
between :id and 4th, Lewihare.) which is
perfect success .i havioj, al oonsirlerabla
expense, fi led up a naw combination Light,
which can not be surpassed for tine effect in
giving to lha Picture that delicate shading
which all admire.
I
, -r - "
ncniiici.
We have rn hand a very l.irre assortment
- J
nf cf " fames, Fine Cases, and Photograph Ala
bums all of which we oll-r at city prices.
KNUI.E Jfc DAWN
rSign of ihe ST.4K.
WOOD. CHOPPERS I
ON E It I N DRF.U han : w anted to cut w-tx.
at Heaver Furnace. Snvder county. Uonj
waea mil be paid monthly in can.
t' Jan.H. ut. r'K S WAU'EK 4 Q
; vmiihiiv
AFTCH
1)L'T the lairst cf all ia that of
-
C. W. SCHAFFLE,
who. ha n nj relumed from New York a.Qif,
Philadelphia, is prer.arad lo sell Goods
Cheap for Cash.
A larjje asnrtment of rriie.nhmiea's.Oila,
Taiois, Variii-h's. Dye Siutls. Glass, Perfana.
fries, Coal Oil, Lamps, Itruhes.Toys. Fanoy
Note us. Soaps. Contectir.aries, N uts, Pipaa,
Tobacco, C'lgars, Cnllery,
tVc Ve. ic cVe.
Physicians' prcscriiiliona carefully
i Wines antl Lienors for Medicinal
,' purposes, warranted genuine and of the bas)
auaiirv.
LEWTETRfi
- Mil 3S. l6t
GUaS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE,
FINE CUTLERY,
and Sporting Apparatus grarrallv,
KOPS. Lines. Keels, Uaskeis. Bail. Flies,
Hooks, .Nets, Foils, tiloves. Masks,
Billies. Corkscrews. 1 g Collars, 4e coo.
siantly on bind and lur sate n bolesaie aaq
I Keluil al the Sportsman's Depot.
JOHN KKIDER'8,
VE. corner 2d and Walnul SJis 1'hiladeL
phia. March 4. Ifi4 6m
Important to Tas-Payers.
THE STATE TAX must ba paid before or
on ibe tjr15ih of Ja'y nextj in order
Iu enable the County Treasurer lo pay lha
amount required by the State Treasurer.
According lo the Act of Assembly passed
last session, no abatement will he allowed as
heietotore, but if not paid fire per cent witl ti
! gjjrrf,
M M. JUNES, Co.Treas.
Lewisburg, Ma; SO, 1861
CEDENT! CERENT ! !
TUB subscriber would respectfully inform
his old easterners, and ihe public gene,
rally, that he will have constantly on hand
' -u, -"r" f " l""' ' "V"""
Uviirau ir I ViTinr Fur-ii-nt At fk ilictanr nn
. nyui.
I the line of Caual or Railroad can have their
. or,tfr
orders tilled at short nonce.
AJdrae ROBERT VALEXTINB.
Uelltfonte.Pa
TtaTlWOXISL.
We do certify ihat we have used the above
Cement in the erection of the Bclletonte Water
Works, and take pleasure in recommending
il to all persons in need of a good article.
BiKJanSJ Wiuaa eSr. Tats.
TAKE NOTICE.
ALL rEKSONS are hereby notified not
to ride on horseback or drive with
team on or across my Lois, which I intend lo
occupy as a Coal Yard, without mr consent.
' Boatmen are notified not to lie np at my
Wharf, without tarsi consulting me. Aay on
violating the above notice will be considered
a trespasser, and prosecuted as sorh.
WM. FEULEY
Levisburs;, April S, UK
CEMETERY NOTICE.
I Tan Election held by the Stockholders
i of lhe Lewtsburs t'emeierr. Ihe ander.
signed was eleciffd Tieasurer.and all moneys
for lot, grave-d.pging, 4c, must be paid la
htm. Person interested wili please note Ihe
chan-e.
Those indebted to the Cemetery Association
are requested lo make immediate payment.
SOLOMON HITTER
Lewisburg, Jan. 22. 1863 6m
. 'e
KREMER, LO.VCi & CO. have jnst
ree'd
A great variety of descriptions and pricetw
call and see. May 6
Jl'ST received a fine assortment ladlea
Drea Goodh, Embroidery, Veils,
liloves, Trimmings, Ac. Ac. suitable for tna
eason-alo a 6ne b t "f 'V'iT-'rU
June SO KKEMEH.LONQ C0S
CARPETS i' '"'A Jl""' ) tf -"
KKEMER. LONG A CO
1"sLSTJ!B. Salt ad Ftsh for sale bf
ETMN B0C'tv3-rmby';- f'5?f
an1Li'h?isn, ai F J5Ptr