Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle., July 26, 1864, Image 1

nil
mm
mm
IWmIIjM
ft P II (ft 1 P i) 1 3
IMiiiilll.
BY U. X. VV01.DEN AND J. R. COliXKLIUS.
"Til K L'.NIJN," t.-:o;il la 1-4 1 While Na- 2.673.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1861.
'CnROXIi'LE," ftM; ?! la 18;3Wa.,ie No., 1,053.
41 l.0 per Tear, always In Advance.
rtiiMiiu MYii.iu.iki.i--Tucvlay
Morning k Friday Af!ernon.
I'uitcrxlly at l.r iitiurtr, I'a.
CCMMrKTM-T WTS 1894.
Torsos. , Jaty ?l.
A.M. Mthi2 of Urra Tru--it, and PnratTs.
Aanual M(--tincof tb- Klcr-atioo --.
S, I' M I'titmr ' Ir- t- s I 1:- w W"s-iiii:t'--,
Plunlorc, uj J.C" '. ana PS IUMoX,Pbita.
Sretlln.: AeniT.s-ry of -My tit Aluavii :
Tab lb-T. A. 11 Li i.oiiLj.iirn. K.V.
foil lr. A JtuiJ, L.rvn.iii)c.
tt nlarstlai . Jai) 2;.
10. A M. Cob -ac."li.t i'f Ib.-Olfglfl ZVTtlD:it.
P. M. - - 1 L;T-r-i: lru.i.r lt.lul.
S t-Ttii-r-.rT ' l.i.r-rv -..irti.-.
Viator it. Ma 'a-sna, LL.U , Pl.iisX.
Ihur-da). J fly is
tsm.Of prcsehers alt. inline tho current
Comni-neement exercises at Lewi-bur;.',
on Sua lay. Rev. 1'r. Ii My j r.-.-tched Cut
the Prc.-l.' tcria;is-. Rev. A.K.1I '.1 1' r the.
Mctlwli.-L-, and lUv. G.'A. I Mil fur the
laptL--. aL- li.v. I'r. liroun tt Milton.
The discourses b. f're the -lies, ill
the University Ma!!, re well receive 1
ly Very Iar.e audience.
A gentle, easterly sh eaer. ctiitnetiet 1
early on M on l iy m truim.', an 1 a? we j
to press lias e-H'h l tin- air ati-l r..niii.-es
to be of ID' 't material benefit to the dry
aud well nLh j .ir -he'l earth.
-?-l!y reciter!. e cpy in an -'.her
umn au nlistract of the li.st 'l-i r
letter we hae m
Hear Uichiii "til.
Ti'M i more eht
en fr.'tu our un.ii'1 Anoy
l!y tiii.- titn. we h 'J e,
e-.ifal. It is eeiiaiiily a
lh.it til i v lo::!!, c- Uipaiiv.
uiJ I.C v.P luc i. by the
matter of n-jivt
ur reiiiiciit -sin
r-el.1sliu.ess, tlii..:ietv. T c.-irc-s-nos.s of
officers or lMiyr, r .f puMic r.r j riv.ite
sujijdie-s whether (ii.-laui'y ur accident
ally. Vet such thin,: always happ. n in
time ufw.tr :ufJ there are alj iTojUeiitly
fault-finders and tii.se laboring under
lnisa'Vrelieiii'.ii If s..iao is wasted, t.r
favoritism sh -,m. still. iiK-aleahthle t'""d
U aeoiuij'li-iu i ly the j- ; ie"s d "ii.t:i'iti..
3Iueh dej-tijs en the a. .it-. S .me ..f
our stddiers think the .'hri.-tian Ciuuii.,
rsiou fur the bet uth. r think tlie Sani
tary the superior : but nine out of teu
bear ainjilu teitiin'iny not only to the
yw' in'euti'Kt but als i t i the anu il yooi
drcth of both. Since vrttinir the ahoye,
we bave a letter i'r jin another of our home
s ddicrs Couut. Ha.nsuM who has a
Letter Teort to make ou the oniuu ijues-
uuu.
'rial's the Talk ."
Since the KebeJ Raid, the Constitutional I
Convention of the Stale of Maryland has '
adopted and recorded the fallowing! !
"O. J' rt !, Tbat tbia Convention, repre- !
enti-i tbe people of Maryland, hereby
respecifaily request the 1'icciient of the
United Slates and the c JOi-iao Jants of :
. i . .... : l t
me miiiiaij utu.iiu.euis iu wuicu .uary- .
. . . r , F
lanil I Ti r ! It i .. bi un at ..t i.f i i.lnia
croiirietv. t t ussest ao-.it the mn-.thi-.tr
srifii titcrtUUiun ntuhnt in tint St ile t!w
til om,ut of a'l and tp Jiutijm '
swfuiBf.i'.jf cVc-ftA of the L'nited ,
States re.-ideot iu this State, by reason of
tbe late rebel raid, to comPeLsate tbe loyal
Mfferer. Orrvl, Tbat toe tbaLks of this
Cocvention repnsen.ing as it -oc, tbe
people ot JUiryiiL., ate hereby tendered
to tbe old citizjn and iiatriot of i!Jnmrr.
r ...
cJtiuij, i.uunii un), i t nis neroic aba
gallant act in shooting down tbe traitor ;
t,- i m j, . ,v ,-,. a .
wbo darcJ pu.l down toe e.uutry e Bag
kt.k X.- ...! ,.i.J .a U ..... -r a:T
M " ui a UU .IIJL'ULC Ui 41 IS
iA,.i,0 . -, ,rtk ,
vjfw -aaa -s pa,tr;t,;j. WU:t.U ttl l Ul U AT I (JIT
Ksa,.-, i. r ,i t ,
- 1 r-. -.w -a.-.
" "J f J-' cit.un ot
IH are land"
Let tbe disloyal, and not tbe loyal, pay
ue coats mas is ngni reason. j
Xbe triitor who old man LUr shot, bas ;
died of bis wounds.
Coap.ECTios We are inf.Tmed on
good authority that we were in error rel
ative to "tbe bill in Congress to pay for
damages ia Pennsylvania alone." The
''bill lost was to pay the emergency men
called ont by order of the President, ia
1SC3, in this State" a bill which it teems
to ns, from all we can learn, thoald bavo
paased, to reimburse tbe money advanced
to tbe State on tbe Eoppoititioo that tho
National Government would refund if.
Sjtyper Cousrv Itfms. The Patch
Cop. sheet bas "gooe op" from Selinerove
to illiamaport J. II. Wright, Esq , is
ppoioted P.M. at Middleborff Ja Aarand
baring resigned Je.Deckard.Mifilinbg, j
carries tbe daily mai' between Middleburir 1
and Selinsgrove : Ja Clemens, driver j
Jos Yonog, formerly of tho Tribune, ia a
Lnioo soldier, serving in Louisiana.
SrDavid, ion of Dr. Thou Vanaalish
reported killed ia May, writes from cap-
tl It. , C... : . . '
In Nevada, they disfranchise all wbo '
Itve been rebels. We trust tj see this I
rime ru.a prevail in ail parts of the oonn
try. j man who b.a raised bis band!
gainst the country hoold ever aain be i
.l.a.a .... e 1
u- i
permitted to return to it tt rale
Tuesday Mornlns. Sewn.
Oar losses before Alia.ta may bo 2500,
including the brave Gen. J R MThersou.
1-9 enemy lost C000 to 7000.
In varied contests, Gen. Smith baa cut-
U1"lml ,oa ae"ea x'.rrest. and th ! v...
? t a a .
lisbel, were also badivwhinn.J .
JS.f bv Gen Slmtnm
1 1 . ' rr va.auu i j.
R'jtnort a jaio prevtil of an availing
xubol coluoiB at or near Wiucbe.ter.
-..-n. .. P 'a a wwh' ,h,t be -claim, f.woh.l a jurtin: an. riyftf. A,,, nere we nave neea in too txenencs, nearly
of bU d a," uM.-,1119 Prieu,-!-"rfJ' cde.r0(;t'-weeks,w,.hoat being relieved. Tbe
reeeiveJ I 111 bf a ' Ud bccD "ne single acl oj LiUrateh, ' 24 ponnd shells from . taor-
' 4 M tm&Bg 1 ""' h Owmesa at J -"J." PtioD on the begfitt on
Propssitioa Considered. i
I ' Tbe elictmii of a Kt tuxratic J'r'osi-!
dont w iuli sn'itfy the fv ; I-' of liio;
South," ie. Veriji Gjun'y Urm'ji rtil. j
j If i nij jr.tj of the peefde uf ihe I'nioo !
ny a, the trent viil come to .is, but
D't titfutr. lie uu!h wt-Lt out ol tfce
UnijQ ulJiT tbe imiiinculato tbinj: caiied
a"l'etn. cratic A Juitni?ratien
Ifuehatl-
au wa rutiiiii'g the I'uioiT.iij u:achiue
as t'reiJcDi, Joba iMirtekitiridgo i Vice
: l'rrsideot, and Taney aa Chief Justice,
' when J off. Ujvis & Co. Cultnuebced this
wanton, eiril war. Cobb, as Secretary of
the
Trea-ury, bad exb.u.ted it of ca-b
aud credit. Touc-y, as Ssurrtary of tbe
"vy, bad aeut afar off our t.hip ; aud
i'iuyd, ai Seoretary of Var, bad sent our
f;uiiS, powder, and bullets southward,
lbuuipioo, Secretary of tbe Interior, bad
just eluleu Ihd Iuilao lijuds. Ail (Ac?
ircre Ihvi'H-niti.
were in eiover the Dilutive, tbe Judi-
: r 1 tf-s... ... .Ii' t.L tl
held the reins of government tbe mioey,
ii.. -... . , I. r. .i
inaugurated, b.d uut cveu reached Wash-
in-too, wbeu Ki.utbtro Demerit 5, wii.ked
'at b N.irihern ones, tried to dn.-c.ive our
glorious old Union, by a hundred acs of
. . ..... - , ,
war, aud t, cstabli.hmg a Confederacy
Wu-se etner stone is human bondage.
If, then, tbe leading lcuiocrats, uVn
in 0vr, have wrought all Ibis woe aud .
ruin, how will it bt'p the matter to mJorr
th in Of -jV:t ? We would like to sec i
.be Tx.,ou answered. " Uemocr.-ic- ; J " ToeJ ,ir.t is deld ; but I am afraid
rfScials, and Icsd-r-, have tried to i the "PP'-. ,ua other .-.enduicnt,, be can I Jick.
ac,-urd deed, by betr.yal of a tru.-t while ! ?0,e ',uet tlem- tat DCei uo1 ,hertfjre : son) on hand when there is a flank move
holding it ; i. it ,afe to give them an, : "'t0 8-i-s, tUt- Kvery Amendnjcnt Ulctt t J t. mhde, Ihoy feel very j ibil.nt
more chance to do bru 1 We tbick noL ' "J b Tu,e'1 tor or A". "l'-"!J- : fvr tbe raid iitto il.rylaud, aud i'enn-
T ,, ,, i..
It -would satisfy tho people of tbe
South," you fay, but which eurt tf people,
pray? U'e have no doubt tbe Uebei
, i 11 .
"peoplu would rejmce to gee another
l'ierc?, or HucbsnaD, cr Vall.ndigbaui,
... 5. u-,..ij .
v, ..j...., ... .. uu.-., u. ., V.. ...U,
to the chair of State lut tUc f. ition "j'eo -
) of ihe .Vur want no more of tbat
sort of Licmocracy. IUbcls may and
uiostiy do sympatbiz with Copperheads,
but the true and tried Unionists think
that Lincoln and Johnson are aU tried
and true, and to their success isthe safety
of Unimists in tbe South and of Unioniam
.o.-tn and .nutu.
An Anti-Slavery Church.
It is generally known tbat the Evangel-
ieal Association, or Albright Methodist" i
denomination has always kept slavcbold- j
ers out of her communion. Con?cqiently, j
after tba Slaveholders began this war, :
iri(j -.t.a Jcnamination -after denomiaa-'
.. . , ... r ....t... 1
. . . ., . . - ,
A.r iR-.t,t.iA.. r.mn it,.,. Alm.ih r..l
lillli uiajau ia peg ic uibimn m i.iu-
lowship, the Evanffclical Association bid j
uii.K ll.luu'IIJ iw " . vu.
lesa intcraal trouble on tbat question than '.
a0y otber church organixation has bad. j
Trn. lhrn -., .-j -,-:
.. ... - .a. . ... ...t e. '
J"F7" 'Be a...o, -
denounce tbe cable, btgh stand taken by ,
the church papers and conferences-but i
the overwhelming maps ate loyal, and see
: .b. i.:i i-k.
,ULlr uulJf 1U
tbe case plainly. Tbe ,
result is, that while, generally, (s in i
every wari most otner uenominauoLt lit
' . ,. . . . .
nnt a':i arc nhlk.-' ta r.r,-,rt a .erea-A of.
j - 1 - - -- - - f - - -
,, . r- . i
UJ IT III UL 1 9 IUC IJ V U'SI, IUC -LafttUbC. S3J.
. . 6 .
reL''Jra uw rtrruc 7 u jwc imrttrii nun-
mfmJ,
rt. The whole number cf the j
Association now approximates b.'ty thou- i
sand, divided into Confcrenoei as follows
j-1J pCLn',
703 members.
C.303
CeDtral l'eno'a
I'iMshurg 5 4S4
Illinois 5.003
New York (Int year) 5 413
Wisconsin
4.439
Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
Total
Last year
Gain in ono year
C 157
453
4 3G4
48549
47333
r
1.211
V,n tf nnt rilini rontomfirr fV.a
Many ol our citiZ-Ds reniembcr tbe
origin of this Association
. "
Three be Great Truths!
pdfThe cvHtpiraru it nov kit ticn
arrnits tare Utn raixtl, tear is Iccie-l to t
accompiith ii. There are onh tvo titles lo
the qitettion. Every man must be f jr the
I'm'tci S'at't, or aotintt it. ' TUre can
be no mutraU in thii war onv patriots or
traitors Stei-u-S A. DoL'GLavs, at Chi
cago, -April 11, lsbl.
Bor- iTA.tf right has the Xhrth assail' 1 ?
lnd ifu'f '
irsaiH.toti, uf tchich tlte Sivth hit a right
u' compliin? I challenge the anstrer.
Alex. H. Stepuens, 1561.
Bt.-Ti.Ea os Exchange. Gen. Batler
3 0,.B,,1Dg 'he matter to Rebel
nriiiinert Whijth ia V . : . ;
.
,r .njmuiiig ill icuium
t-e scales fiom their eyes. 'I think yoo
are a pretty likely, intelligent yoang mas,
Sir, and will therefore tcllyoa that 1 don't
think you will be exchanged." "Why not,
General 1" "Because your authorities
refuse to rocogaize my colored soldiers.
I should be perfectly willing to give you
' II l. .. .'.....-a 7. .. .. II BlV, ?
i ir.;..v,,, ..,-.:,., ti.e x,,irh h.,. a -;,. UD '-u -D "J'i -- '
.-. .o...! .nl.lir th.. h.. n ..!.)..
, , - "V " I
n. vans vuui ine nnirocs of more con-
sttiimre than you, and reuses to exchange
thm. Tbw "point generally bring
Mr.Scccsh to tormg, and he is in favor of
rec.igaUing Mr. Colored Soldier I
AMtNUMFNTS TO Til K CONSTITUTION.
t'nr thf ViTit Atnrruimtnt.
I' -r tht &'Cn4 Arun1ntmt.
Fir tiit Third AmtnJ'nint.
Vote for ALL the Amendments !
Clrcu.'i on Tu tay. Aug. . 1 "!
F. rHi.w. Ciiui'tuie.na iy wr. tiif
at so hi M thf .Vtnrer 1u.trt to la cu
F. rHi.w. CiiU'i'tuie.na iy
a!m..t .rry cuDtf.ted rreiierai iSMie, ue
inut s-y it ha. n t.aipeo buy f r.
r..r tbai eMit.i it to no f re.per! ihan many
ot its partv. W e can hardly rail 11 Copper-
hiai. beeause, like the H ililesnake. n pr.-
claims o pie-er.ce. and J.s not br.e i ilia
liari,-. Hmce. in iis lit isue. it piirs ". lice
thai it has rr.nte.l TicLm, .n t i!.- pro-
poe.t ARieii.titirnia to me i.oi:i-uo, tm
Savs of allowint! to soldiera to T.ite
To ei..l,..y s'j U a principle into the Con-
sti'.uii.'n. uo.id or a ii. i I" i. e liei.'i uhieli
we c. uu prr.iaii nrer recover, it i a
u:eaure hdii h atone win suoeri me uotr
lir of any pei.ple.au. eviry iali..n:-.I ma a, of
what.'vrr poiitiral p.ny or peiauaaicu he taay
be. th'iuiii ca.t t a.l prejuitice upon thii
mailer, and vole aLaint adopting liine
sh-.u't b.'l nr.ly ift'f;
,l.,j,!lm. lut Lm rhuttiJ r-tr
u'iint tU'ir
CiZtiiHet t'l'ity al.i ue an ui lauuiuee n.ui
n-V.r l.i it. i iik-i-a-i.e.''
;
1 Wlf tbire are "more
Iitmocrats ia
the army tbao lb fublitans," and if'Li-m- I
"Tlt ,u0 ,ruc ttkDiB lf ho soldi. M,"
0J ,!'e I'ciaoeratio leadrrs oFpoe ,
'. -iv'D8 MWr the ritht to vote ? Tbry I
i j. we are sorrv ta sav it indeed, we
; w sorrJ "J wieea, we
hear ot some n.eD wuo propose is vote
tbat tbeir own
deaib and tbe
the freemen's
sons in tbe field f.cmg
iUbJs, tball thcrebj lo-e
fscred triviicce! This
t-hould nut be.
Tkere th'jutjoe a uiKiat-
l-
. r
j Consistent. The Cotumissioners pf
Montgomery Co , I'a., (all Copporheadc)
T-uuJ to tive bounties to the lUO days'
. ...
men to drive away tbe mvaders. but
! they have put tbeir ban in int5 the County
It ....... c. r
i iivwuij to uaj in fiiuuui ui .iv.o
i o.;iin( tho soldirr s riitbt ta vote. Let1",. . , ' . v-:..i.. ij '
j the eoldier and bit friLOds "put that and
1 tbat together."
, e i . .
UOIf 011 ItJC JUtClly Ef 1115!
'. -vn----.
j esMr. Kansom 6cnds us a eopy of the
; JticJimou,l Nomina- of the ISthinsl. It
ia a half sheet of tiz columns, on very
rough paper tbe I'aily at (50 per year,
and the Weekly at 15 cath ia advance
The leading editorial is a threat to North
Carolina, tbat, if that State praotiocs tbe
liebel prlnoiplc, and "secedes" from tbe
Confederacy, (as their constitution plainly
allows tbcm to do) Virginia, and Sooth
P.rnlina I'waulJ mka nneeramonioui nae
- -
m i . . .t. .:,u
nf i ta railroads and short work with lta
- -
towns." Ucn. Grant is reported dead, and
i f ty led " Wcaa Grant," (eruel eareasm !)
With respect to their recent raid into
Maryland, tbe editors scsm not ta think
; r.r r-.t a--nnr.t. inthi.nor.trr..
." - "' '
'"e . A., a. ....... .i .a -
Vj,;..;, ell. of lhe moai
' ,, , t ,i, ,- v.shinirf-,n ...
0. utc0. Baltimore wis not taken. The
' .... .
YankeeizeJ population of Martinsburg has
emoraceu men uaurau, uimo, K.iu.
v. . k.; i- ..f tt.. K.i-o. tv.ah.
i i.i. ;. , it......
0t bridge Ot the road Detweca
, . . , , ,
idc'oq mnJ SJltiinjre. was LurDei,
rrh.
- , . , , 1I. .1 V
roai itelt was uLbruken. V. hat has been
: dune, then 1 What has vet been obtained
fc, tbose opportunities Lyccbbnrg and
Washington toe like of which rrovi-
dence has not vouchsafed eiace the first
year of the war ? Ono house has been
burned. Two thousand bead of cattle
brought off. Geo. Tyler aood Geo. Fraok
liu were taken ptisoners and both per
mitted to escape. I'rcckinriige bas im
proved the occasion to display bis ne
feelings at old biair's bouse. These are
nearly all the results to be gathered from
eueb accounts at we have. Let ns hope,
and pray, and trust, that the story still is
'left half told.' Tho failure of the great
chance at Lynchburg was bad enough
bat it would be indeed bard if this inva
sion of a country emptied of troops should ,
,. . .,...: u
CCOmpiliQ OU'V too uuruiug 01 a nouC i
J .,. r ik. r..v,.-.
-w J v. -wmv aab.v-w.v
dwelling."
By ail account?, tbe robbers, trying to
get away with their horses and beef, aro j
baJjy hms8e(j bj tho Ucion forces in
tneir rear, and if tbey reach Richmond it
will be with very little to show for all
their toil, expense, and losses.
From the 51st P. V.
Defork PiTEaPBCRO, Jaly 9.
Doir Father and Mother We are lying
on'y ,w0 bundred yards from tbe Rebels,
among ns somctimci doing great dam.ge.
Rut we suffer more from sharp shooters, ,
having bad 5 killed and 20 wounded since
MAmin on Ih. linn TV.. 0-.il. 1 a Snf.1 n
all tbe time, so tbat if there 13 any inch
Stiin -nltin neo.l tn fihtin4 VA .-. .11
. . . ... . - r
right, bat we are all tired of shooting.
.umj) w j.iuj . v ...B
Oar regiment, with 150 guns, fired 17,000
roandi of cartridges within 24 hoars.
Don't think I am sick or discouraged, for
I am not, bat I wast to tell yon lhe truth.
1 see tba Kebs aro pitching for Penn
sylvania. I tbiok tbeir chief aim is to
- . .. . v-. .t.
.
can I tool nn ni.x c.n.r.i that su . ha
way :
ill make the troops tbat are there do tba
Chting, and if there is not enough, let
tbj Governors of tho Status call for wot
mc lh;rc aro c.rtiinlj j lentj at hoao.
tun us of i Uil eut u
I Oniuno Kr tbe 4ib of July as
l posed, tD.Uj.h to Us I us time mtiotbt;
t but wbeu tbty Wti) giveo lt us, tb.ro
' was but abuut li.il' au ooi jo tj a tnau !
I Tbe itiimtiju uf (be Sauiury ('ujiibisiou
' if good, if it was eniy taau.gtd nuut tut
tn.t is tLtf trubia. Tbty b ed tbe &ur
lO'ui.h alii rnr.. at Lu-r.ila!. ah-u tha
fliii and W uuJe l ili"Uid bare It, but ih.V
' get Itttt. of it ; aud if anything u aeCt t- j
me BU I, Dy tbe liu.e Itgelj ItiruugU .a '
t'i ritro, lure U ii iiLi.g left. i
e sufl. r a realW-ai from tbs flees-I
ie beat, as 0 b.fe bad Uj rain for a
ujoulb. Hut one tbmg k eyf a- fiiu suf- j
eaiii.j:, aud I Hal u ice, ul aiii.ii 6aa
-i"-(t .- us --u
""e, aui wj balp bur..Wrt, plebtltu.-
1- but we hae to run tbe gauntlet uf j
tbe Ucbel .botftera to gel to tbe bouse : a
gW ,a mlc tSieio Wele I'.ur fcraye boys
abut in oUoeesai.'U iu tryiug to g-1 ice, in j
the aauo pi.ou : tbat alioAa bo Laucu II
soldier v.i j s bis iifu. J
(,'u tbe 17 tb June, I saw T tu Donachy :
be it iu the 13J 11 g , d A.'J : our rcg .
itueut adtauecd ovr bis on a charge, .
Mheu be told mo to "(jj u, wLieu 1 aid, '
and have n't s:ea Tout siucj.
'i'iius. D. Ks.d.
From Co. D, 150th F.T.
Sr.a. I'tiEKj-Ltii.i, Va. I
Tuesday, July IsGl J
Mes.Bj EiJlTottj Thinking you Would
to see aa reaa eotue 01 ae cut my e
0btaineJ from
,,.' . .
'(
Iln u fuf ,u
.uvm. j n-n.-j j t.vH..gi. .. . . .
anxious to exchange papers
with us, for the? rely m;re on wnat our I
papers aai than their own : and a. aoooa.
the news boy pate along their line, you
. r.aa r aiii.r ninvind in .e r'ir-.-fi .n
synaoia, aou ciaiui so nave aeuoinpiisuca
Voudera. There are a great many deser -
Uli eoiig iD, ia front of our brigade,
' Laet tiivbt. 13 tueu and an bfioir eaue in.
1 . .... , . .
. Tbore ts scarcely a eight pao.es but what
-lae Tbcre was an understanding
beiwaen us, on lue i-tu, stas u we wouiu
. . . , . ., ,u
. li m at amnal Ki tt eon itirsf itn I r tie
j couie j-. We signaled, but oa aceouot o(
j so many deserting tbe night before oat of
those brigades, they were "relieved, and
more stance- Secceb pat in their place.
We arebavioga Eae rain to-day tne first
we have bad for forty five days. The
boys are all well and there baa been no
casualties ia oar company siooo the ebarga
on tbe 18th Jane, although we seldom
spend a day without S"me shelling. We
have been, for some days, the recipients
of canned fruits and meats, onioaa, pota
toen, aad picklea, sent to ue by the Chris
tian Commission. So tbe isdies who are
working in bebaif of tbe Christian Com
mission, in Lcwisbnrg and rioinity,eaa see
that tbe bays from tbeirowa town are eel-
ting the good of it. Vegetables are Leo-
essary to keep as ia good health. Pork, :
beef, and bard bread we have plenty, and,
, . . , , .' ,J'.
now and then a day of toft bread. The I
army was never better fed than it , '
) been on thii campaign, and I thtik we
I will prove ourselves "worth our crab,"
I wben called opjn. We have been ex neet -
! ;r. to bfl nn- tn Hnf,,J iv..hi..
i ton and the North, from the invasion, hot I
j ih. militi. responded to the call of tbe
Governor tn sach numbers tbat it wasoot
: eJl.ilVa. Deo-S5rJ ,9 .'"f8
I Xseot nave it reportel that Warren a
orrs oas boot, dui let mem come over to
i , , - ,, . ,
e if s si, nd 1 tbiok they will find
i out that it is aa erroneous report.
ff. I . KANSOM.
Latest news
FR0H SHERHAN S AH37.
Hooker, Tfeoaas and lioward, are VIctortoMt
July 17, (Sunday,) Gen. Joe Johnston
announced that he was removed from com
mind of the Rebal army, and Gob. J. B.
Ilond assumed his plao.
The Union forces continuing 3 rr3FS
.1 . r--i t: n j. -
i.i'a ateu'Ji iinee, ued. iijiu csma I'.'rio on 1 terv Jaty 2S Tot
11' a t a i r- 9.1111.. ..... f-.v
i cauesasy, ana ma.e a ncrce ana niooay
t'saalt DDon our forces, bat wss defeated,
nd driven biek. Gen. Hooker, (20th
Cor?0 buried 400 Rebel,, and held 4.000
Rebcl wonnded or prisoner?. Gen. Iiow-i
..4 "til. r... b...:,j onn o.k.i. .j m
lardflth Corr) buried 09 Rebels, and
, v - . -
there were many more of their wounded
....
on the field. Oar beses not stated.
CnATAwcxHiA, Jaly 23. "Oor foreoi
find strong opposition. Gen. Thomas is
jn possession cf a part of Atlanta, but the
enemy bold tho rest."
Uf tbe railways leading ont of Atlanta,
bm bave been liken by oar forces, bat
ono or two remain for Hood lo remove
what men and material he can.
Peteksbvro. Gen. Grant is surprising
and routing all Rebel obstructions within
i reach of his recently mounted 200 pound
mortar shells, ibere bad been a fine rain.
Gcn.Shcridan was not ont on an expedition.
Missouri. Tbe guerrilla warfare is
most execrable. One young man was
found bang by hickory thongs pissed
ihron-ri ririLia hnr.l in hi. i.iaiaula..-l
Abr Morfi , Methodist preacher, 60
o!(J htd Lis pttt out, andl was
nt Th ' ' .M.
1.. . .. .
citizens their only offence, unconditional
Unionism.
Union organizations aro showing them
selves to tbe evident alarm of JcSdota.
LsVLorenao D. Brewer was in Government
employ, at A.jaia Creek, 1st June, but since
then not heard from by hit family. Anyone
knowing his whereabauis will greatly oblige
by informing us
f"Xo ehange in Lewitbnr Market.
fit HE Persoa wbo to. k a small new black
I gineham I'mltrella, with steel frame,
from the hall ol the female isemiuary, on
Muniay afternoon, ill plca?e r-turn it to
H CEKUART.
Uorough Slateiiieiil,lSG:i,'l
I'avid Rebcr, to School BoarJ. 1 C3
1. I I III
5''. 1
1" J. Ju.j li-Ts W.t. .pr Ai.1. :t M
r-.Ar-iw Iw 1 .V-iu A H -uud. 1 4 ..- lull 2. it J
vio To r -&t r-jr .-r'..j.)l it-vi... Iui T-i w
jo T, -tt. .pr .iiu. o, l--t ITT
13' i, il.j 6 1. Lw.iu.ua Uoia ii.jl 5j
' rr oTlr. r.ll T-nkn aailra
Sj Mi -
6.' w 1
It. .w
r t
i. i, ilut. in 1 Fvj! J
..r it u4 i ir l)?v buildifij
1 ur f. K-.--Urr9 ax.ii V. attl.Vr
t'. -i, V 11 ue
Ll-lri'-t nnh-bVu. ci efr.ry, cta-
t,vni. :u,t .r.lfo. 1
T.. .r-. . .. . ui. (u ii I tiii out
Ori ,.--'4 u'. Ii'm-.j.. 4 A mmI'c t'. 'a
Wrk .aa ... ui.lil ttm fn
bu-:k ler t-roy
l.i.u- ae 0 1 T J-r, cry.utrr
BtM 4ir - M ti. ua. pia.ftiut
U...1I-. 4U ! It MllDHlft. rtiiti.f
Ls it rfr3 m.vi a etiilr. ur
Jorl lun-.)--flF--., ia.-a m crayoa
?::. pi'.' fci. k bc.ri. c.l Lc A- la.
c.tra k . iMiior u!u-r A c-t l,t4
hM UXOK ill T,-M9Uli r Ii .Ui
1.U
-I
tv ta '
i
i 11 :
la ue !
ST U0 i
Ks oil
1M lJ .
43 VB
11 il
a- s
SI !
V it 23 Ta tUDf. i. D. R.h.r'p bafrla
Cha.-.S.Yo.!er,( ver.jrfor,'62, Pit,
L-wJulr .i T. lu.b.r rt Jalf 11,V S !
lour, it u June 1,4 rWvea moa.
tu. ijT. rw.ri' Jutir .l,i4
J..TT.Browii,CuLioor tai.'til,
DU.
iriJ UMll TMis.v-r Anl K.L.- 17d S4
14.Jmd0 Ti li. ta tal. iiwl &a fur oa. J -x
ta
,j
. .
tu.
ls.jl,Mr 30 j ericri ul f-Ul Tciaa.
H. iIim over. Jua. cm
XtJ nbc .11 1:1 urn ItVl
ia ku
AiJ. Kci.iifdv, Col. poor tax.
. 1 y.j, . it ara l'li.
i i-Wj x-Vu a-K..t d.uas 3. w4
t.
1 x 1 , ii .j or " Basi 1 n..r.r
Aart 4 naor finl-r..il Toacbvi-
X'ir. et ut a.tBBil !! ..il Ci.L -s a
bj il Kra.il aUuavJ VOL 11 0a
I Win. C. Paiulor, CoL poor tax,
1''.::J,X
Wsrd,
DU.
lSl.J,Svi't.l
Tb aut of 4d Ii-.M N. W.
CMaVriMmiDlk-- XT5 m
lm i-r c t eoa oa am i -.iixtist a "3
I R.
i.wr.tl - ) o.. oe?it. r 6 jO
Cb pt.J tiwuM 21 S
Bertie u0trrarv:aa4 auk .'J set m 74
'
f ,S'4'J'"" aB'd' 4n ""r fro-al'
j -Vnilrcw K.cuncJy. Col. StLtKil
tax. 13i2 -C t4, 1)L
1 l-SJ, J hlj a To nt of luplbla
c.
tX"'.I-'
it : i
TuO o. t
SoO Ov I
SOU ISa .
. t (O '
4T Til
tS im
sm a i
its a
e--... oo
' 1 IHu.U.-
do
Ab 00 lib
Uo Bj cxon-r.tb.Bs .f!cvA
Apr0 C-a pl Tr.ittr.ff. 1. !-
Co a prr oebt T.irp a an ao't ocJluctr.
S-50 T9
Allen Shoemaker, Street Com.
ami Col. of Ivor.tax.V.3, DR.
lKa. e-a 1 Tc am't of Jorr-U 1VJ TV Tl
Jo tuK'll rwbi-hCoXhlnx'X-rx
lvrIUjaX Or.o.XlaVerlcJUaefcCa lot ?S
Va tl
bit Si
S-3 14
ta.
U.- J By ami of w. Him et TrtM.
4o An t nf e Milria da
o Ch pM TrriOr r
SO Y,M-nrTti'm alio rf OolWtr
Ua Am't sBLnsl vt. pn.s rty
lib I MSI WSBlwioB SkuVlil OX
-u -crrlaea.Bt.Co-bXsoa
1. s
Tt ao .
so !
iu at :
lei Tt !
Balanoa 3 ae CoL L tba B- r-ak
Al'n Shocmaker.Col. of special
tax fDr relief of certain fam
ilies, 1 !t".3 A 'Ci, DR.
tse:, Ikc. lo To ami ol duolk-u.'U A 6X
I .7
ua i i
W - jsBt e raw Ti-ar
it" l-oosr.oaailc-.lCb
xo s r-r raat oou. do
Ja -c-h la ru
rs T3
se i,
i M
. W
Chri'topLer Gerabcrling.Tol
:ti is
1 Road tax, .161, DR.
! .T J-' -
g 9 (3
is
Xabrrts it oa sau. oat yi r
ra.
tsrt. Msyl'3 cash r-siii T s s-nr r 1jo 00
liaUose lut the Bori.arh Ju'.j .), IsoX t
William Jone?,Tr.in acc'twith
tho Bur., special tax fur re
lief certain familie?, DR.
IsS, Jaty 3 ToUl.ia Trnsu ft Ao4 RT. MM
''. Asrilo Ant'tfrom A-ebibski-roBXias. .1 2.
ls'.a. Jaaei
k
Jo
e:.i :j
Co
ether sourest
U4
ra.
114, Jan 6 By wn't J hn !."t
Ao't raii fmm'l K.rt?rtcf
Am t l L. M'-irray
Aa t pail John ?. t:rl
Am't pi-l Ctl. ":r,h
Ara'l patj Ch, Bay
Am t r'tkl J Aai-n Ar-iB-H
Am't tiJ Vm DnrsrhT
las fo
: eo
Tl M
list 00
SO 1J
tJ o
. 1-1
fca w
Am't pud iaol Brrvn
4 M
loc'tai t BuU't dap t,bl'k bc'k,-r. tu 3s
t-1 :
tu a
BsiiBse la bands of Trsorrr. Jore t,lnst
William Jonc3,Tr.in acc'twith
l lrn. Pni. 1 -fll a'C 1 T 1 1
i t-'n-i. a i,icu.t.ti v., i'ts
otm'tiah.Bi-Tr. r-r Aaa.Rtp. ail so
'i,f?tT.i!'.ll1i'TA,S'i . l
r ?"'1sn r.'1-, '
at.t as catb.cd soarbv from w crtiatrr.CcL "o i
, -. 4?., - 7" J
"
t B. '
lag -r..hp-a jnr,ooJmMOMPo-,ora. tati
, ao rvhullt.HUwilii So li'jj
wiscb m,i . iiorsh uo si
I 1. . ..v. ... . r .- I U. a .,.
do Cb rsiX C.'i-BiVrHng do
6u
P! or
A" . IT C.'b laid Wm Fealsr do 4
do Ca.a raid Rr n A Bro. do
Iw. M VIi 1 ill C C bankSs
vpr.i. t abr.sjd wolfs. Mfuvl a eo.
10 (V
Ti 0-0
ItM. Jan. b C-b pd Bt r.Kr-i-r A M'etnre
aO V a I W - ' . C. ;uri
kv-srllng, atso to .s.Crcrai-Tr 1
Att'r frcs toll r.Miil-r, ia foil
vltb Bu3.1- tap. A? SI K :
We. & Prof sers.tn r moTal of Art!r:.eu, S iJ
Jsa. 11 Oa-h paid t S !i.'-r, bai dt him V M ,
do i-otr ordstii bai 1 p-r Tr-aanrrr Is fl-J !
do Am'tooororX.io'b.w C P.lBt.-r tTJ ;-i ,
ltd do do A. K-notr e'7 ai
do fbi Irs a- Tr-saar-r, Ac f bs ?-ar 3i K,
ao Ami sjnrwa.-. if, u or is ijj
Jul T Mstinf Dor. blank biMc'Cl tt f.s
Am t paid A.lt Coj Ml 18
1730 u.
Btlaaee la hxmir of Traamr-r. Jaly T. 1VX
se ee i
Win. Jonc,Tr.iriacc't with tho
IJoronprh, DR.
1S6AJ-!? 24 H-J. la Tr hnX mrv-T Aod Rf. M "0
Jh19T r.hrmnJ P Mill.r.llcBS.1 B.lis't tl l I
6rb s CaO Circus Lwiw i oo
ts-t. Ch from K. iraub, fcal. dnp. ! 40 52
I-. 8 Catb and ord.Ts treat Aonaer a."
ltol.Ja.l da do
t tt t
do 7 do do
do is do ao
Mar T B to
do IS ds do
My 3 do i i
do M do to
Jsb. Ctfh Jao Wtllt pait
April 4 4'ash H. Mma battmoat
do Cub S.li.Cbaob1 MS'BM-at
May 1 Cash fivti C o.-iaUr ua, das 'M
Co H Catb bal. Jdo. laxk t pastatai
t"t M :
s si)
so. ...
1 T
41 l
't ot
loe o
2 si
tftt, Ktj SO Cash paid b cart lioott elaia U
rn
do
llaroufb .rj. rt ritUi. ' " -
do
do
da
d
-
io
C.b C.iX H'ts-l.t tk-rJX t
rK. a. Cl rk A Tr. ,
Cwb .sl rebt iusms boa.s Trl -
Csah f i R ti-rb.a!i4 (eb't M lw
Cash pail W.I Uob A olixss, uscX
dratat .Isaacs .
CaJip dXa-l-iacr.ti-T . CrwUb alow
SrSii 53
0 ;
ts.n la haali rruir. Ju 9, lSei
U r
"1. .
..f ,
.. t
i. ai I .
. ..- f,
I'-
r -h
a- I-
1 aii-l tli.t-i.vi.ii..- a J
ount of .
c k-:--u .L. :. .1 .,.. u
l-l-lin ir.f i-rtt.r 1- in I.
rtU.i,-.!.h.tl, ... Iii.r.-t.-i .
ncjw. Wituu ioi l. .. :k- VJi : r !
TK !; ..'.V ':;.
. Attn: I t
, WILLIAW JOSLs, I... C.ia.
,
SCHOOL K3Ti:iL
Y or'rr of the ho. 1 Crciria of 'he!
U.r.ma o: I.ew.-bu:.. f Pt'LIC
i-i;HK)L- "I tlo B-r. uith Vt!l .eo . n
Thursjay Ihe 1-ia day r r-rlft. 1 Hi. I 1
aud aiarday ine-31 if aSpieotbtr i ..it I
f. r the tain i.iic cf Aop ici::. .' r '
CHiMil . (V neid il iio- .-s u h
Ward .x.:iio:.l t.as.r,::.-.erii. a:
u'ciock. A.M. JuTt-i B. LI.NS, ,
Secretary or l.e B.ailJ
.
s-- -
I HO w TO DZSTUOY
ROACHES, RATS, HiCE.
Ilerl Hue, AntH .c-
L'se Eurt's VtraHn E.vteriiitor :
X I INFAl.l.lt.LK la l.J AX-LliiL!
Is pal up ia br;c ii. us fi r -5 eia. I
a.l rea '.y fvr oe, wuh. ut .n;nj: auk r.ihrr
' articles, lii ;s .,t spoil, jti dry or . rih.f.j
b k -(Inf. like 'aitf cl.r irrr.t. n. ,r a w
ilrus-t fo.Jof it. R.u. ai.j JlKal. . ui rth.ir
li. lm uct a. as to !- .il-t Mll-f. II . b.
fell .l.O j uij I? Lru. .t BDl ltr
IbrvuzbouT tt - Cr.::-! -litA. eiitt.v .urv .bit
in tor KlL'tsi ltrHilllTl).l. .ara. :.-...b
I W-. U ir.l,fOr. I, An-!.;
j r-- lbrl,.a iiu t) tb. I ruri-OT .; t
I Soiitb Truth .trrel ..? W..uut. M.bi.'wt r) N
fis3 T9 ' t'Mi Jut,..) rtr-vt. .U'Tt Wiuu bnt... a I-bta wit
I mti-bt. Xa.aauria
M I Sl- ta L.. iLur. b. IltNNkTT BKili. Wb-lixata
7 el ! .i w. ,ai. i. HAaH A tv. .. Uinea
.Da p. XI. KLAVait iml-.', !.
GKIFFIX'S FATES!
t-lax Jars and GLu Coatrit,
IMJU preaervirg FKLITS in a ran'ertly i
I fresh state.
X hey rejaire no ax. Sol-
aer. cr ement.ieai insunuy. ana are more
. ea-i!y sea.ei and opened than auv i iaer arti -
... r . . .,. l A 1 1 in.'.
j r
! of sax acd etOieDl are equally m.a.reeat te,
and uncertain m teaiia. Uein made eniireir ,
of gias, tae.e avoid the objccitoas in other
jars woere ua or iu irr uruu ia usca id hid
covers. For sale in l.ewi.bur.. only by
loM KhtMEa, Lai.U o. CO
WlUIamsport OU Worki.
ON EIPLOalVE i-wtCry.utl Carton Od
X
It TlORT rUKtlira.
Orders promptly atuaded .
II. Ia. Heldrn.
HS3
Witllamsport, Pa
Doctor II. C. STED1.
HA VI MS returned from the Army, is "
Pcaterl at ttufialoe X R a Is and ctfera
his prufeaaionaX aervieea lo the public. May
be rooti't at n in. 1 . 1. inn i
Bulfaloe Tp, June IA. I!A4 p33m
SUZXAO WAHTED.
I WILL pay lie h.ghest market price la
CASH for
SO Tom of Sumac,
delivered at myTaayard in Lewisburff. Prr-
tons who imend f aihennr, should eommenee
t l . lmmciiaieir, as tne sta.a win toon cum
j mence to pet woody aad hard.
. J. HLX-U
Lewuburp, June 13, H64
Estate of Jonathan Koser, dee'd.
T ETTERrl Testasentarv on the estate of
I a JnmlKafl Ivnfti.r.
M-m -. vw ... . m --. v
i iwwnhip. I'aion c.ar.:y. have Lfej grantv.!
iortr: v.: ,aw
i persons mdebied to si 1 est.ie are not:be
make immediate payment, aai those havii.g
claimt acaiost the same will presml tbeta
properly authenticated for seitit-ment to
JOHN K'tyftR. BnfT.lo.'. I tiK
KiLoMoX K0;iR. Krllj.j ton
June 14. lt pi
The Eye and the Ear.
oo T n. P. H. KXIl.HT, of Lewisbnrg. having '
I I hat twentv.ftre rears' oractice. clTeral
61 ! h, tfrrircs ta 'ih.ie ho are afiiCiei with
diteasei Eyes or Ears. The following it one
...
of a number of Testimonials
Mr sen had cTftrsrt cf both nn-ro I Mr J of
.ax Br;y ot tt tii-r. i hai j.bvx-'. atxiBi
b.ta, u. o ..Tmb X'r. Kbtcut Bbaertook bl-rar. soX
rur-lhirawttb-.ut.nop.r.ti a. X won!! all bo
ar. a.'.irtrf to jivf tin a calb eAMi tX. a of.
lisni-.'U'B. ao. i, list i-sj
Estate cf John DieIederfer,Sea.,flec'd.
I "I ETTERS cf Aminiit:ration en the estate
I lJ of John LMettenderfer, sr, dee'd. late cf
' VV hit. P..- tr.cr-shin. t'r.inB ri.antr. hnsln
been framed lo the undersigned, ail persons
' indebted thereto are recue.tei to mike im-
indebted thereto are reque.
i mediate payment and those bavi.g claims r
demauds against the same will prexent them
j "irTXZVt?
White Deer Mills, Jane 14, 19M pi
Candidate Tor t'onre.
fT,H2 cnlersiened respectfully oilers bi:n-j
i J. self to the Republicans of the Fourteenth !
00 Cor.ercssiniai ilininci ot I'eansylvania (corn-
rosei of the counties of toauphm. Jnnia'.a,
.Norlhnmlerland, Snyder and I'nion) Ut no
mination by the several county convention
of the sail district. JOSiAll Efl'Y
Uarnsbnr:;. June 9, 1854
iicnv utRrcR,
Ho 620, Arch St.
PKILADELPUIA,
Manufactnrer
and
BIAUB IX
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY,
SCUD SILVER-WARE,
, and ROGERS' tnperior PLATE U W A Kb.
All kinit of Mll.VER WARE ma 1 on
' lhe premues. WATCH Krpoirine rarefully
Si a.. 'liiLMia
-r-
...... -a. 1-1 T .U T S Wf rmtxw
j taiavc ut -.v vos- .- .--..
XaSiaie 01 Aai. VUI U1UI tf. A--'
1 Wf "r.liraA.-, irurn o. . .n.iui...... .. .. ...
1 y the esiate of John V. Muster, dec d,
i l,,e of '-f'!",r!r- h4Te bef; eranted lo the
inbteritr by ihe Register of I nion eoumy,
all persons indebied to said estate are reqnes-
ted to make payment and those having e'.a.m
.. .k. ,ll uiii ih.m with, ml
I a,i. 1U...UI. ., I " -..
present
I delsy k
JOSEPH MI'SsER,
A Imtol-.tr. t-r.
Off t" -is Atts-aTt. 06Wlii A UAVU
I V . I . T ! J..- t, 1V'I
AadretT Kennedy,
Vatarv Faklle, (eatathshiBeni' Offlrr, Urattnrr,
WILL take the ackaowledceinrbt ot
lr.ls. M.rl.a.-ra and olher leral
in-.irumrnts.adtninisier oaths, take atfi'antt!
in ttlauta to the in;om; i, Ac4c
I'uit!;, S;-'.e. Chin. AgecU.
I n.ir i i-U-f I'iiiS. At,u in I ,'nu-m cuorttr.
l-.c iu ! I- 'int. ls " I laa procu-im t f
Ijve. and the j rttCuiu& ltT ci iiois cgl'iut
JMKs F A Jf tHX B. LIN
as 1
as .-.
rpttF. otider:n..!. bair.rt . liaired tl.a oaw
1 -f the lurauuie, fixtures auJ uaiU u
Mr. Rira.ua M. t-Wta. will ctuui Ik
i!lt'rv. C tiecu..ietv aa-J S-u. hsaioaea.
ih-oil stand, ca Mar.ei iireel. or the P.
a...4 iif r.a t-- r k..raa a-.r.lt tft m ' !-. I ua
o, I.,i.:t.k. 01 nirr.i li.i. r.p.e-..a. K.r.n.lM
exien ltd to liii. eB'.abih::ier.t.
H U M'MAHOX
Lewii'.urt, Aprii 13
Success: 2c:c-:ssl
"'I'tTC.-'S hJ evervwi.jre Eiwni'fsl oJ
A rune. at I sn it rn..y Ul said of
t!sir 1 H-aa" it rU:'ar..'U Xarjv
.ituairi on the t-. Lih s..!- i f Mai.et 4i
t'iirer, 3' ari 4;h. Lew.at.-g.) wh.ab ta
prrfect sneeeis wc hav.r.;. at aoaanlarwhi
t xpeave. hind up a neii wuiri:i.ba!ioa L.ga
un.ra ea n -i tr surpassed tor fiat 1-al ia.
rivine to Use Picture that delicate abadiii
which all admire.
ficture. takrb oa Paper, Ires, U asa. as4
Leaihrr.
We hare on ban i a ry la-re as-mn4
. f Frae . 7. be Case, and i'otigiapb Al.
tii.s a-l uf sh.ch we iT- r at cur prioea.
ENU1.E A." UAWa
tt-S.ga of the STAB.
3Iil!cr wanted.
A .-d U.lier Can secure a .od afaaxiaa.
tojuire of J.IHN WALLa A CO
l.ewisto. May .5,
aa.-A f nytf rf
1 VsXSttav
AFTER
..". --..a", a .a.Vi 4.
jUT the latent of k-i la thai of.
who, having vtarnej from Xew Yorhk i
X'udadctphia, ia prepared to sed Uouda
Cheap for Cask.
I
!
I
, A larf?' assortment cf nmf.Chemtaatt.Oil,
Paints. Vanishes. Ore biuiis, tsiaas, I'erfuas.
j fries, C. al Oil. I.an.ps, Kro.hex.T yt, Fan
j -Noto ns A api, CutecticnericS, Nsts.Pipee
i oDcrco, v.igart. io;.ery,
Ac. Ac. Ao. Aa.
rbraician-' pro.criptios caroftjUj
eompoundei.
Winc-s actl L? ,nor3 for HalicinaJ
purposes, warranle i gecuine ad of the beat
i a
LEU'IBURO
- Mtv 5. ISM
t
! GUXS, PISTOLS, FISHING T.UKLE.
FUVE CUTLERY,
aad VBorUas Afpantas crarfmlly,
RODS. Liars. Kid,. Haa'm i Bail. Plicw.
Him ct.. Foiis. Crtcres. aMakat
Billies, Curkscr--r$t V -c rul.ars. &e.v
mantly on ha ad and fx.r ral Wtioiecaia aa4
Ket-i! the CporyrcanV Dep.,r,
JtiH.N KRJDEK r,
! N-E- corner 2d and V. alnut Sta I'hiladel-
I t l. . i . . .
phiav
March 4. IS
6m
Important to Tax-Payer.
. rfHE STATE TAX must be pa;d before oa
i I . . . , . T .
, ol on the lM5!n of July neito-j ia oriW
I to enable the County Treasurer to pav lh
amount retired ly the State Treaurer.
According to tbe Act of Atrmbly pa.e4
last tesccD, no claStmmt will be allowed ae
heretolore, but if not pa: J fire per etnl. trill tt
adit J. W M . J nx US, Co. Treaa.
Lewitburg, May 30, l?i
CEaErrr : cehent : !
THE tubscnoer wonld respeetfally fnfonw
his old castorccra, and the public reae
rally, that he will hare cccs.ani'y on haai
and hr ta! a fall tupp'y cf h:t superior
Hvdraulic Cement. Person at a d;taaee ta
j the line of Canal or Railroad can bave tkeif
i orders filled at short aot:re.
Addrett ROBERT VAI.EXTISE.
U:iiefoBte,rs
Tisrrin-it.
We do certify ihat we tare ue J tht above
Cement in the erection of the Belitfonte Water
Wortt, and take p!eaure in recprnmetiJiBa;
il lo all pernors ia need of a food antele.
rc6Janii Wiuov A Tarm,
TaVKFa NOTICE.
VLL PERSO.NS are hereby neiilleJ ant
to nde on horseback or dn-e with a
team on cr aerots my Lots, which I intend t
occopy as a Coal Yard, without my eonset.
B..atm-n are notified not u ue Bp at mf
Wharf, without tirst ec-nsjsltinp me. Any ena
violating the above notice will be eonsidtrat
a trespasser, and prosecuted a snrh.
WM. FEtiLET
Lewtsbara, April . H4
J la ,
-IV rfC 1
7J'RE.MCR, LO.G A. CO. hate I tact
xiHVi xj"a,
I - . . - - -
, A dtiCr,r,,on5 nJ priMlh.
, caM anJ .Ma- ej
. 1 , .
TlsT receirf j a fin,, aVonmeet Ladle'
j Drt.Hn t;0oJa:. tmbroidrrr, Teilt,
uow Trimm,De, Ac. Ac. suitable fi r the
te4vftllt0 , 6ne , of D.mesiics-et
uu .. ,-iV
. k k'KUI.ti. H'.l v "
C IU PETS jn' v'"1 June M T
1 BLASTER. Salt an ? r .-h 1-t -ale hr
' kIREMER. LOXi CO
t:xicnte Uook.-A b ank book, thua
Kelled,has been fein l, a.J is left a. thai
labelled,
ctce M ht c-x