s
Plotting against Soldiers.
Uabruburo, Jul; 1361.
Tb event of the week fu the meeting
of the Democratic State Committee in this
pUea, oo Toesdsj evening list. It u
largely attended and political movements
of tbe gravest momcot were discussed.
Tbe question of adopt iog tbe proposed
Amendment to tbe Constitution, allowing
our brat e soldiers to tote, was considered,
and a unanimous sentiment was manifest
ed against it ; bat bow to defeat it was a
problem most difficult of solution. All
agreed that it must be done if it can be
done, lest onr beroes in the field should
Stake tbe Union victories in tbe States too
decisive; but they frankly admitted that
tbe; Jure not open); a ow their opposi
tion to tbe soldiers voting.
Reports were mide of the progress of
secret organixisioDS in a number of coun
ties with the view of quietly throwing a
strong Copperhead cote against tlie right of
suffrage to soldiers; and some of the more
anguine expressed tho hope that by ma
king no open opposition to tbe Amend
ment, and thus disarmiog the friends of
the eoldicri, they might defeat soldier
suffrage at tbe polls on Tuesday, tbe 2d
of Angust
Another important question considered
Was tbe new call for troops.
Tbey did not hesitate to declare their
firm conviction that the only hope of the
'Democratic party in the next election ii the
failure of the Union armies tlie defeat
and fruitless rlavghtcr oj our brave tont
and brother fighting for the preservation
of our Constitution! And yet this party
claims to be faithful to the Union, to tbe
Constitution and the supremacy of the
laws I
He had him There !
Certain Copperheads are electioneering
gainst the Constitutional Amendment far
tbe Soldier to vote, on tbe ground that
there are negro soldiers, aod it would let
them vote. This, of course, is ridiculous,
s tbe amendment only gives the right of
$uch soldiers to tote tcho are miters at home
and, as is well known, tho Constitution
restricts tbe right of suffrage to tehile citi-
Talking of negro voting, a good ancc
dote is told at the espenea of a Op. Oue
of them approached a Democrat of the
truo stripe, and said :
Look here, Sam, we must all turn '
out in August next, and vote against tbe
soldiers, voting amendment."
u Why so, John?" replied the other.
" Hecsuse," said tbe Cop, " if we allow
white soldiers to vote, we must allow negro
soldiers also, and what would you think
to see a strapping negro voting f r Lincoln,
and thus killing a Democrat's vote fot
M'Clellan V
"Why, I'd think that the nugrr had
more ieoso and patriotism than the M'
Clellao man, tout's all."
Tbe Copperhead beat a hss'y retreat
Cost of Living. Notwithstanding the
advanced prioes of provisions, the actual
cost of tbe materials fur a good and sub
stantial meal, is much lfss tban maoy im
agine, and does not j is'ify tho extraordi
nary prices of some' of our first claa ho
tels. A correspondent of the New York
Tribune, who resiles in H.ouliiyo, says
tie cost of living in bis fauiily, fur three
persons, during the last six months, was
? 122,50. In the six months were 54G
lueals. This is at the rate of 22 cents
fur three persons, or 71 ecu's each. This
included meat, vegetables, tea, coffee, co- l
coa, puddings, aod some other extras. It j
, , , .. , I
is not tbe high price of provisions alone
We must pay for. It is the high price of,
Mnli nnnifrouA wuitrrit. and uslIlss ex-(
tras. . I
Iia! you are getting it now,"
laid a sympathiser in our streets on Wed
nesday, when the rumor was circulatiug
that the Rebels were aboct to "capture
Washington." Tbe news made him
lapgh all over bis free. Tba street was
thronged with tbe "Cops" they were
quite jubilant. I!ut tbe news of the re
pulse and inglorious retreat of the Rebel !
invaders eatne fibbing aero.-s the wires on ' commonwealth, shall be perlrmed by such
Thursday, they soon wont ' buntiog their j ac" ia a,hp,,, ,he l'i"n Pr
.,.,' . I , r vided fur; and a! persons, whether officers or
boh. ,-oot a man of them culd be seen olhrnM be liable to .he same punishment
00 tbe streets. liloomJmrg h,puUecan. fr ,hr of aoy duty or the commission
' " . I of any offence at in or about ihe said election
A wounded soldier lately said, " Ucn. I as ,h,y W(1Dld for the neglect of like duty or
Grant is tbe best fi 'liter and sencral the ' the commission nf like offence at in or about
Army of the 1'otouiac has ever seen. He I
til bb( tbe ltvDels aotil he bsti t a
Ban left, if accessary, and then take off
his coat aod whip them ail binrsclf."
Pete, Alroy, eommool, called OM
. , i . .. ,, ,
Pete, aolored pcostoDer of New Bed- j
furJ, oied few days sine, aqcd uiDety i
fears. He fought in tbe old Eases under
CotarBOSors forters, and remembers when i
l'arragat was serving as Midshipman.
Several pray beaded old men above six
ty and lads from fourteen lo sixteen years
ef age, have been captured carrying tnn
kets in front of Petersburg within a few
rij. Tbey all witness that the; were
impressed iota the service.
aL. l : t a i
.v .Z.. .1 ""'",,luro "l"i b .rih , he' In our old Nurseries in Adams counlv. we
that letter, show the growing crops in the branches, at tae have the largest stock of trees-and largest
Mem sad BiJdle States to promise well UCtmoOUrg yiCfltn IjJiamng 21UU9, (sized for Fall of 163 and Spring of '64. We
Tbe bay will krt oae-thirJ ia excess of ' where they intend to keep a slock of Pine therefore can furnish Trees by large quanti
Usoal years i Hemlock, Walnut, Cherrv, Poplar, sh, Ma- ties to Dealers Ac. at very low prices.
l i i .hi. j r T i ai : ui i I . . r t .- I j ,
A colored wotuaD Dimer) PI eeSe Dipe, ;
tlied io Baltimore lately, seed 1 16 years.
C be recollected ocourrenecs of tbe Colonial
period, and is supposed lo have been the
oldest person io tba Slate.
Tba directors of tba 1'biUdelphie aod
T.rie railroad bave decided to construct a
fcroeh road from Irvine station dawn tbe
Valley of tba Alleghany to Titusville and
Oil City, instead of from Bidgeway, as at
( at contemplated.
At a bsuquet recently given in Boston ', 'a. M'rkei and Fourth St. Lewisborg I nion
Ibe Roesiao Admiral stated that ibe email-; Cn r' -'0 cl,m "' for ihe pr.ure
etpated rf. b4 eetsbltshed i 0Q0 cm. m'n' .r " " Py. nd Bounties.
Misa, .kni J- S and all other claims aatni ihe 1'nitel
B"",;:b,'3U- a-es. LMiJbIJf8.pfiiv,i8..,1,rd
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE,
fot Cheap Goods!
Ills Stock ia complete, consisting in part of
Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Coal Oil,
Tobacco, Cigars, Flour, Feed, Fish,
Salt, Hams, Shoulders, Cheese,
Fruit, Glass and Qjiccnswarc,
Hardware, Lamps, &c.&c.
"CduNTRY Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
Call and examine
yourselves,
Special Election Proclamation.
"17HEREAS, in and by an Act of the
V General Assembly of (his State, emi
tted "An act prescribing the time and manner
oi submiiting to the people, lor their approval
and ratification, or rejection, tbe proposed
Amendments to (be Constitution," approved
on tbe 23d day of April, 1864, it is enjoined
opon me to give public notice of such election,
therefore 1, L.F.ALBKIGHT, High Sheriff of
the county of Union, do hereby make known
to ihe qualified electors of said county that a
ripecial Election will be held on the first
Tuesday of August next, (being the 2d day of
said month,) in and for the several Election
Districts of said county, to will
I district at tli late Commissioners' office
in and fur New Berlin borough.
II district at the house of Thomas Pnrsel
in and for Union township.
III district at the house of Theobald Sanders
in and (or White Deer township. j
IV district at the house of James Lawson
in and for Kelly township.
V district at the house of George Wolfe in
and for East Buffaloe township.
VI district at the house of Jas S. M'Creight
in and fur Buffaloe township.
VII district at the house of Jacob Deckard,
in Miftlinburg, for West Bulfaloe township.
VIII district at the public School house in
and for North Ward in Lewisburg borough.
I.Y district at the Buffaloe House in and for
South Ward in Lewisburg borough.
X district at the house now occupied by
Wm. Iiihoff in and for Mtrtlinburg borough.
XI district at the Laurelton School house in
and for Hartley township.
XII district at the house of Peter Wehr in
an I for Limestone township.
XIII district a! the Election house near
John Reish's in and for Lewis township.
XIV district at the house of Henry R.Bpeese
in and for Hanleton borough.
XV district at Ihe house of J.P.Hagenbuch
at L'niontown in and fur Brady township.
At which time and places three proposed
Amendments to the Constitution maybe voted
upon in the manner following i
"Tickets shall be, respectively, labeled, on
the outside. First Amendment, Second
Amendmenl.'and'Tbird Amendment. Those
who are favorable to said amendments, or any
of lhem, may express their approval thereof
. by voting, each, as many separate, written or
1 punted, or partly written or partly primed,
ballots, or tickets, as there are amendments
I approved by them, containing, on'lhe inside
I thereof, the wonjs -For the Amendmeut'. And
those who are opposed to such amendments,
or any of them, may express their opposition
) by voting, each, as many separate, written or
! printed, or partly written and partly printed,
I hstlnss.or lickets.as there are amendments not
approved by them, con'aining, on the inside
thereof, the words'Against the Amendment'."
"The election on the said proposed amend
ments shall in all respects be conducted as
the general elections of this commonwealth
are m conducted.
c "H hall be the duty of the return judges,
first having carefully ascertained the number
of s,ve for or a,alnM Mch f sd
amendments, in the manner aforesaid,to make
I ... r
wonts at length, and not in ngnres only, one
of which returns so made shall be lodged in
ihe protlu. notary's office of the court of com
mon pleas of the proper county, and the other
sealed and directed to the iecretary of the
Commonwealth, and by one of said judges
deposited forthwith in the most convenient
posl-olrke, upon which postage shall be pre
paid at tbe expense of the proper county."
The several duties required to be perfor
med by ihe beriffs,crrmmissioners.cinsiahles,
judges, inspectors and all other officers what-
ever in and about the general elections of this
the general elections of this commonwealth.'
Said election lo be opened between the hours
of eiiht and ten in the forenoon and continue
until seven o'clock in the evening, when the
polls shall be closed.
The return jndees or the several 1 district, of
the eoanty will meet at ten o'clock, forenoon,
, ,he Conr, at Lewisburg. on the third
fa? after the electirm. (being Friday, the 5th
da v of August.) to do and perform those duties
enjomeci upon tnem ov iaw.
Dated at the Sheriffs Office. I,ewisburg,Pa.,
the 27th day of June, A.D. I SB I.
L F ALBRIGHT, Sherifl
CaPARTNEKSIIIP.
Tbe undersigned bare as
sociated themselves into copart
nership for the purpose of carry
ing ou the l.umberine, Planing
.r,r..nl.f,.i hnc.n... ,. ,11 .!...,..
pie, ana an mnus oi i.uiiiuer, r itnuiuit nci- -
vmg, Siding, Xhincles, Lsth, Joists, Htuddins,
Fencing, Pickets, Door and Window Frames,
Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings,
Bracked, Ac. Planing, Slitting, Scroll Haw
ing, Ac, done at short notice and all work
warranted to give satisfaction, both in f rice
and workmanship.
J. D. DtEFFENDERFER,
MARTIN DREISBACH,
HIRAM DRElsBACH
twl-linrt Pltohij Mills. Sprit 1. IS40.
j ALBRIGHT fc BREWER,
I TTllRXEVS at Law. OiBce corner of
UNION COUNTY STAR & LEW1SBUKG CHKON1CLE.
CALL AT
K. WANS'
my stock, and satisfy
I0S4
FURNITURE!
Broke Out in a New Place !
BUREAUS,
from (10 to SIS.
FIXE DRESSING BUREAUS,
from 'A) to
SECRETARIES, DESKS, fcc. Ac.
ditf.-rftot pries.
BEDSTEADS,
from $3 to $45 (2u different patterns sot latest ItjlM.
TABLES,
Ex ten, on, 1 1 lWt and upwards. Centre. Pier, End. Card,
ifinioc (two Six), ttreaktaet, made ot any kind cf
wood deKired, hut Walnut. Mahosxaoy aud Ute
wvud alwavs on band fur the trade.
STANDS,
Tepoy. V. hat-Not, Sewing, etc te,
SOFAS, LOUXGES, latest patterns,
CHAIRS,
Upboiftvrl, Larjre Arm, 9ewtnft, Parlor Chair always
vn hund; MlfKi,Cane Sttat, Larr? KorkT aod Nuras,
H iktdHor Chair, larrr and auiaM Hoc kern. Table
and Cbildrrn't Chair, always on band-
TO WE L RA CKS.DOUG LI TRAYS,
JJUOh. ana SIJUW (JASKS, fcc.
Furniture of my oun manufacture, insured
one year.
P- S. I intend, in a short time, as sonn a,
lean set up a fine Hearse,) to attend to the
UMDERTAKINO BLSINEs.l I will kesp
some twenty-five or more different sized Cof
fins fini-.hed, and always ready on short no
lire, and will sell twenty per cent, cheaper
than ha, ever bt-en done in I.ewisburg. Call
and see before purchasing elsewhere.
REPAIKlNt; done immediately,
CHA3. 8. BFA.L,Chamberlin's BUk
Lwi-hnri?. Y,b. 21, 1MU.
BEST AMUAST NEWS!
t JE have just received from Philadelphia
and NW Vork, a very large and well
selected Mock of
WiNTEr, GOODS,
which we ofler at very reduced prices. We
have paid particular attention in ihe selection
of this slock of (iood a very large assort
ment of DRY GOODS of every descrip
tion. Purchasers will find it their advantage
to give us a call as in prices we defy any oi
our neighboring towns for competition. We
have aKo replenished our slock of CiroCt
rlc, Hardware, Queen ware, Ac.
SALT, FISH. COAL,
PLASTER, Ac.
HAiVe Mirsh Lime, Cokined riastcr,
and Hydraulic Cement,
always kept on hand.
r&"COUITKY PROPVCE taken in Ei
change for (ioods as usual.
N. B. Cash paid for all kinds of Grain.
J.N'6 WALLS &. CO
Lewisborg, Dec. INS3
We wnnld inform the pnblic that we have
i for sale, in our newly established Nurseries,
j near the Lewisburg ttiation, a larger assort
j ment than last year of
rl a vrwamiiai .rcra, r.m,
ne attention m uuycia nuu uraiers is res-
pectfullv solicited to an eiamiuation of our
slock. We also desire a d zen good AGENTS
to sell r he comine Spring.
SHELLEK A HUMMER
GREAT FIRE AND SMOKE !
At Hamman's Tobacco Shop.
THE undersigned has opened a Tobac
co and Cigar Shop in the rooms
reoentlv occupied by N. R. Zimmerman, in
Reaver's building Market St. (adjoining the
Telegraph and "Chronicleofrir.es) where he
is ready to wait on all who may wish lo
smoke or chew.
Cigars of the best qnaliiy, and the best
brands of Chewing Tobacco always an hand. '
E. H. HAMMAk.
Lswlsbnrg, Jan. 13, 19S3 uiflj-d j
la tr) S:-
3 P
DR. WISHART'S
PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL
TS the vital prinelple of Ihe Pine Tree
obtaiued by a peculiar proces-s in ihe
distillation of the Tar by which its highest
mediciual properties are retained, h is the
luediciue that cures when all others fail.
Vim v Omykr lUrt v Sort TltrtMtr !!
ou ojr uf tb, prfmonitory s;iuUiui of Uiat must
Thone mho buUI t warnnl ij thr tmptlM 'S-
r.l.T tbhik IwlilU ot tb.m until U i. too l.u. from
Iliin fact, rb more than any othor, ariM tb wl
n-Talroce and fatality of Jinen" wbicb awcy. Lu lb,
gra.a at leaat Me tUUl of death's lictima.
What ere tu ipmptmf
It usually brniua with bort.ary cooiih, whirb aoon
breotnea habitual, but Sir aumo tiuie nothing I. rai-d
rio.pt a fnUif mum. Iba breatbinu i aomewhat d,J
jimll, and upon aliubt elerctae much rnit. A aU"
ot UyUtntu and ojprruitm at the rbeal tn otVn frl. Aa
tbf Iiwim advaucre, tin patient becomea tbin in flah,
la attlH-ttl with loaaotapptftiu, sraat laoiior. indoleore,
and Sjitinn of ipirita; nay eoutmuc in tlil .law lit
a conKiderahla lntb of times and i Ty n-.dily atl-c-td
by alight upoaura or fatiltuc. If tbeaa occur, tba
cough become! more troablnoak., and ia atlandnl wilb
exprctnntjoD, which ia moat copioaa and free early in
tlie morning. It la aomellmea utreaked with btiiod. At
thia auge, nigbtireata HaTaally aet in and in aome ea
aea a proluaa bleeding of tbe luuga raay alao occur.
rain In tome part of tba che.t ia fell, and often a difH
eully oflying upon one or tho other .ale without wevrrn
flta of eougbiug or arnae of tullneaa or auttocation.
The pulae becomea rull, hard, and freioeot, the beetle
Su-b tiugra thaebmaa, aud the din malady ia fuat bae
Uning to ila chiaa.
Yon now aak, h rtert a cure
(''miuMVum kai tarn od cum te eamt by tba oaa of
my TAKl'OKUlAL,ero in apparently hopalcaa caaea.
Tbla aamtinn I make with the ability to pieaent tlie
moxt complete evidence of the truth. paraiil not ad
mit of my giving the contenta ot the many thou.aola
nl tBli,.,Ula to it. .lu. whieh t ha.e been aod ani
receieing from man and womenof un'uei.tiinaoie worm
rand rwpu tat tut.. 1 tia-a had duidUt of tbeac rwrtin
eaU pritstril in circular form wblb I fill wud J"u
frrtroo applicatvoa. W bother you m.w fleternilu lo try
Ilia nt-dtctne or not. atnl lir tii circular. Atitr ymn
of ulutly aoiivipvTiinat, lotfertlil mtrtiirlnn. l-ell-'Vinir
it to b tbe beat rtm-Uy fr all mlm ttnry and brtmrhiul
diseases, if you can not be benefited py Ibe uw nf th
TlK COKDIAIl lh-i,r--youarrt"Tril nil enrlblyaid.
Yet if there are better eurau aiceuta, I earnnlly aetviw
thvir Ufte. The beat remii-a. the beet eare, are uredf-tl
by tboae affllrted with thU diau-ave. lierauM 1 btlicT
tbia to be tbe beat, I auk you to try it
Many, not only of the popi, hot phy-irtant" of eTry
arhool and rrarttr. are datlv axtviost bi, W bat i tbe
principle or rum of your turret-a in tbe trraiinvnt'jf
iWin.tft.try 0trttmptnm f My au-wer la Ihif:
1 br? tnrijoratvm of tbe dvcetttive oricanx the ttrrnqth
mtntf of the debilitated aynlem the jr-M'-ori nl n
Tithment of tbe blood, mut expel fr m the "yt-U-tn the
corruption whirharrt.ru I a breeds. W bile tbleinelfts-d
by the powerful allerailte (rhnnfrto from dtM-ain- tu
health) proper tire nf the Tar Cotdial, IU healing and
rnovatii.K prinHpla la mUn acting upon tbe irritntd
aurrareaof the lunita and throat, pentratinir rach di
eiwl part, relievtnir pain, aubtiuinit indamation, and
rvalorine ft bealtbful tendency, l-t thin two-lt.ld ptiwrr,
tbe heal I dc and the atrrofrUienioic, eontinue V art In
injunction with Nature' eo rot trot recu(eratiTe tn
d"ncy, and tb patient la aaved. if he baa not too long
delayed a retort to the means of care.
The I'INETRrK TAR CORDIAL will ear Coos-hf,
Fore Throat and Brwt, Bronrhiti, Antbma, Cn.op,
IliKipinijr Coiifeh, IHptheria, and fa alao an excellent
remedy for (iiaeajteof the kldneys,aod female complaints.
BEWARE OF VOUHTERFEITS.
The xeuuine has the name of the Proprie
tor aud a pine tree blown in Ihe buttle. All
others are spurious imitations.
Pnic a Kifty l.'ent and ne Dollar per
Bottle. Prepared onlby th Proprietor,
Dr. Q. C Wl HAKT,
o. 1 0, North Ser.on St. Philadelphia, Pa
For Sale by all Druggists lf)S7) t
rALMCB, noss a, c o.,
(LATS L. VaLIIEH 1!D CO.)
Lewisburg Pl&ning Mill,
keep constantly on hand and
manufacture to order 1'loorluar, Siding,
Doors, Saab, SbutlerN. Ulludtt,
lUouldingtl of all patterns,
and all other descriptions of Wood Work used
ia Dinldins;.
Orders respectfully solicted and promptly
Ailed. All work warranted to eive satisfaction
ri"An extensive lot of Lamber of all
descriptions no hnnd for sale.
Factnry on A'orA Second street.Letvistntrgtl'a
April 3S, 1859.
COIL COAL. COAL.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of the very best Sha
nil. kin and Wilkes-Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash.
Also, Blacksmiths' Coat, Plaster and Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, that I will Dot
be undersold by any man. Having good
weigh-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near Weidensanl's hotel.
GEORGE H0LSTE1N.
I.ewisbtirg, May 27,'58.
GENERAL ORDER.
TMIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having ihis day taken possession of the
Philadelphia & Erie Kai I road, under the con
ditions agreed on with the Philadelphia A
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH D. POTTS, General Manager there
of, to whom all Officers aud employees will
report for instiuctions.
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Kailroad Company.
Office of the Penn'a Railroad Co., )
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, i'n62. $
General Order, Wo. 1.
To take Effect on and after Jan. 30, 1862.
I. The WeNfrrn IfltlNlon, from
Warren lo Erie, will be under the Superin
tendence of JAMES LEWIS, whose title will
be Superintendent of the Western Division.
His Olfiee will be at Erie. Employees on this
Division will be under his charge, and will
make all communications respecting their
duties or the business of Ihe road, to him,
except as otherwise provided in this Order.
II. The KaKfcrn UltlNiou, from
Sunbury to Whetham. will be under the sup
erintendence ofHAMt'SL A. BLACK, whose
title will be Superintendent of the Eastern
Division. Employees on this Division will be
under bis charge, and will make all commu
nications respecting their dnties or the busi
ness of the road, to him, except as otherwue
provided in this Order.
III. The Account of Freight and Pas
senger Business will, on the Western Divis
ion, be in the immediate charge of JOHN C.
BOGGS, whose title will be Assistant Audit
or. His Office will be at Erie. On the Eastern
Division they will be in immediate charge of
THOMAS M. DAVIS, whose title will be As
sistant Auditor. His Office will be in Will-
iamsport He will also have charge of the
I distribution of Passenger Tickets over both
Divisions.
All communications respecting Freight and
Passenger accounts by Employees on euhei
Division. will be made to the Assistant Audi
tor thereof.and respecting supplies of Tickets
to Thomas M. Dtria.
JOS. D. PUTTS. General Manage
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,")
Lessee Philad. A. Erie R. R. L
General Manager's Office. f
Williamsport, Jan. 30, 1862. J
K FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
Q3 on Market Square, Lewisburg. tJ
A good supply of nialm. Table,
nureauK, Slandw. Ac, on band or made
rdera DAVID UINTER- fS26)
EIILK FOR THE MILLION!
rriHE UDdersigned intends supplying the
J citizens of Lewisburg with Pure Milk,
commencing about the Kith inst. Persons
wishing lo be supplied, will please send in
their names lo him, at the Lewisburg Bridse.
The Milk will be delivered (daily except Sun
days) morning or evening, as preferred by a
majority of customers. SAM'L SLIFER.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1863
BLANKS
for Justices and
Constables, lor sale
W irimttJ tt tfer, thf Chrpnic0is
"nEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TOWN.
At jjoux sqriRES'.
Fine qualities Ladies Gaiters at $2.
Best quality home-made. Kid and
Morocco Hoots at
In ri( OrttnPnt of DallllOral
j A "afC asnori IU ill Ul aimut4..
jjoots and Gaiters
at equally low prices.
Opposite the Bank, LewMwrg.
WHEUE we will fiud a large assortment
latest styles
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
jen as French ann bnslish alt wool (.loin.
from $2.50 np to -'tO.OII. Knoity boys Oas
simere. and Silk Mixed Cassi meres. Saiinelts,
Ac. Clollilna; f all descriptions ; Men's
and Boys' Wear Whole fuils lor $12 50
that is.cloih coat, satin vest, caisimere pants.
Hummer mts for $5.30. Also, a large as
sortment of Hats, Caps, Ac, surh as M'Clel
!an, (Jjrihaldi. Opera, hich and low crowned
Hats, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Shirts,
Suspenders, I'mbrellas, Neck Ties, Ac.
WOW IS THE TIME !
to save from 25 to 60 per cent., and get the
Latest fltylei
Also, (roods Cut and made to order, and in
the latest style. Always from Eve to ten
bands at work.
Call opposite John Walls &. Co.' Store,
Market ftreet, Lewishnrg.
IJec. 1S3 K. K. ZIMMERMAN
for Hats, yiU-f, ISoarhoa, Anlit,
ltV'l IIiiiih, MoIIim til 1'nr. Wool.
'MN.&i'..Iii-ct! ou llaii!,rMlN,
Animals, &.c.
Hut up in &c and fl.efl Boxee. Rattle and flaeka.
$Jaul $. .izentiir HiiTfcls, fLeLU IssTiTt'Tlusa, Ac
"only intallltile renn aiee known."
rne trum fotai'nii "
'-.Nul dang-ernu. lo the Ilutnr.n Familj."
.Kale come nut ul th.ir h..lee to die.
n Sold Wholesale in ail large cities.
Cirsoid by all Druggists aud Retailers
everywhere
TF!! ! litviat !!!of a'. wcrthles imitations.
CSrSee that "Costa n's' name is on each
Bos, Boille. and Flask, before you buy.
rf.Vldress III: ICY II. CtlsTtR.
! fPanorai. DrmrtD: liami.w.i, .. V.
LwSold by all Wholesale and Keiail Drug
gists n Lewi.shure, Pa. l037aiHj
JOHN H. BEALE,
MERCHANT TAILOH
A.NU
(cntlenifii'ii lui nllilii? More.
Miirlut St., just obove the Lank,
LEVVISULKt;, PA.
be subscriber has removed into the new
fltitd and commodious M ireroom of 1'homas
Keher.where he has just received a large and
Well selected stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING,
Cloths, Casiineres, Silks, Shirts, Drawers, A'C.
I also CI'T AND MAKE TO OKDER in the
best style anil most reasonable terms. Being
a practical Tailor, and employing the be-t
workmen, 1 can confidently invue boih OU
and Ketc Cwlimtrm do n't forget ihe Sigu
The Red Door !
May 2, ISM J H BEALE
Advantages of the
KNUCKLE! WASHING MACHINK.
IlOK Ihe purpose of cnnvii.cit.z Ihe com-
munity thai the Kiiuckier Washing
Machine can noi he Mirpasel f. r ease and
apidity in wa-htnj rloihes, I lake pleasure
n referring i Mtss iSarah (iihbonv. (fiaoph
er of John (.ibhony of ihis plare,) who is
elereo years old, weighs 5,j poiinds, and does
the week' washing t r the family iu three
llOUl . and roiisidrrs it a very lit.' hi job,
wnh the assistance v( ihe MKnurkler."
Machines and Browning's celebrated Wrin
gers always on band.
DANIEL BROWN.
Lewisburg, March ?, If6l. .
THU (.BEAT
American Tea Company
J
51 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK,
Sine tB orgs Dilation, ha rrratcil a new era In tb
hiflnry vf
Sell In? TEAS lo this fonatrj.
our Teas are scloeled hv a
l-ofpalutial. Tea UsttT, rxptVwtU and lcluiT.
ly f-r an, ftutl WTBTrrrharrOTrrTnCVnU('CCrDt)
per pound sthotp for oriina. rK'ksik:rs.
W h:is but On Pricf to rxvry onrfor enrh (tuality,
nil that pricv in alWHvn nmrhtfi on carta earn pie ack-g-
at our attorn in plain fijur-fi.
Wtj ine-ue a lnntiilv ftitf l.M of norTan, arhirh will
b ntnt J'rf to all who ortivr H v adviM Ty Tea
Mlvr to fff it. It rrmrrii a full anu.rtinnt Malsnt
t lorrtv-ry ioralityln the titatcn. I mi looth Amn
tea aul the Httot lufJka. In thin li.-t earn kind is diti
IvmI into Four t'larw. or f)uIitiea, uamely: Carfto.
Hifcrh Oariro, Kin-, r'int-ni, that a-fcry oust may ua ttr
tmod frouiJfrriptim and tho nrir annid that tha
Company are determined, lo uudcrMl. the whole lea
trail.
W guarantee to aril all onr t-a in original parltaiTt
at not orr l'n. tVuts -t pound aho ewat. bvlirTinK
thin to b.. attractive to the many who tamva beretofor
been pin)r KnortuoDH Profit a.
Our I ainf.i. ip Inrevly done on order, which we al
waya ekm ute a well and promptly a t hooch the buyer
rame hinirV-lf jifirivr true wtMcht and tarea. aud alwaya
ICuarnnleeimc etervthine; inr renp4.nihiitty enabling
us-to do all we prt-mihe. livery dealer can ortVr him
trae direct from the V mpaor. and partiea dMn? biiRl
beM within Kive Hundred (f.nOt miiw- of New York ran
K. turn Tea bouicht .f u if they are not cheaper thin
they ran buy eNew here, rind the purrha-er is.li.Mtii,fid
with hit. barcain, within fnurteaD lav-(Ut and have the
mon-v tvr.indfd to them. J hos "who are over Vtm
Hundred mile ran hv thirty Ui and tbe aaina
privilfirea extended to them.
Br.tir.Vf. theae advantages the Company will pay All
Expenawa. both wav-j. if the Te .a are returned.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
lMlMRTKRi AND JOBBER?,
lws m yKt r ST.. XEtr YORK.
New btand New Goods!
JOSEPH L. HA WS having taken tie
O rooms under tlie Teletraph and Chronicle
offices.retiited them, and filled in an eilensiv
variety of
Halt, Cups, Gentlemen's Clothing, dr.
Abo a large and splendid stork of CI.UTHR
LAShIMEKEm.&c, which be will makeup to
orrer,as he still continues ihe Tailoring Busi
ness. He is prepared lo eieenle all .,rk
emrusted u his eare.to ihe satisfaction of the :
cualonier. j
N. R. I'uttina and Renainnc- i. !
nrdr. LewisbiKg, Spr.t o74ai j
Zimmerman Nf
sz clothing !JL
BtKlw aitotf Ilraprr,
For the Harvest of 1SG1!
gtCLKKU hi
Tbirty-Fuur distinct I'atfBls !
rilHE unparalled success of the Buckeye
I is the sirong'-sl proof its superior mer
iis. And its reputation is so well eMablisbed
that sirfce us Introduction ihe iiianulaclurer
have beeu eiilinly unable to aupply the
demand.
We will call ailenlion lo a few of its points
of esr.elienre and the farmer lo give It a
persoual examination.
The Two Driving-Wheel3, &c.
The TWO DRIVING WHEELS the
Pawls and Springs, by which tbe machine
may be thrown out of gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knives ihe K'eel Culler
Bar Ihe Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Edge ihe Double
Hmged Joint, by which the Cutler Bar may
be Folded the long Crank f haft the Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Cutler Bar
may be raisrd and lowered so as to rut as
low to Ihe ground as may be desired the
Sleel Pitman and Brass U X lis Ltshi Draft
(no Side Kraft) no weight on the horses'
necks backs as ea-ily as a cart all vt
which form a combination of advaulaees
which no other machine possesses.
No Gearing on the Crii ins Wheels.
A team of horses weighing Ift'O lbs. each,
will cut an acre of grass an hour with ease.
The machine is furnished with two Cutter
Bars one for cutting grass, and the other for
cutting grain (each eipressly adapted lo the
use intended).
No effort will be wanting to maintain the
I Buckeye in theenviable position it now occu
pies, that ul being the
Best Machine in the World !
During last harvest hundreds of Farmers,
in consequence of our inability to supplv the
demand were unable 'o obiam the Hnck'yr.
and were forced m pirchase an interior
machine. Tne continued scarcity of laborers
and the new calls from ihe government for
troops, w ill lake many more laborers from
the country, and the farmer will have to rely
entirely op in machinery m gathering bis
hav and grain crops.
Farmers who would avoid disappointment
in procuring a Buckeye can send in their
orders now.
W e are now prepared to fill oniers for the
Comin? Harvest. Address,
SLIFER WALLS, SHRI.NEIt A CO.
Manuiaciurers of Keystone Clover Hul ers,
Ac, Lewisburg, L'nton Co., Pa.
ti:M Fitting i:.Htalllhliiuenl.
I JOOMs in Faica'n Bo.ck. Maiket SiM rear
W of Bower's Jeweirv si. op.
Having served a regular apprenticeship in
one of the best shops m Pmlad., I hope to
render salilacii"ii.
BURNERS and other Fixtures always on
hand or furuished at short notice.
O B. EVANS
lewi.l.om, rVpt. II. is..
LDSEY'. Improve!
Li iiikooo m:r ni:n,x
A STA.OAfif MklUVISE
For thTtHlT.raitlicni D.i ffrrtual rnr of A I.I Xswrntty
usrisitaai Iruta Ui'lUllV !' Ill I1LO0D!
TMi IP mtTsltV iiw bav wroolii tLe mMt miravrolooficure!
in tlvra ytmua cici vl
9crftiai
Cnrouf format Ion.
J'.rywi;-Ui, Kili,
(' tiwn .
tlt hheom,
ti.-riTi.l .is-N'iJy,
I.O Of ArfMstltli,
4'tltstTirOQIi dl"fsl,
I'tinplrn OO thrtavrs.
ftultt.i-rti tlcfrs,
T"tIT aaltv-CtlODri.
l5t-pi.U. J-aUBtiice.
I-r.rruril li?iiari.
l.icr Complatbt,
!' Spirit",
f'ui ;rtmri.-h.
'rmalvCnniT'Iaiiitrt und-itl ltaaiaba.viig Uat-liurttD
in an nu-ure sta: of th Hlnr.i.
- m
The above ix portrait of David TCreary of Tfapfcv
i-l,wm.,n uifoiiua) ti .1 uP;usv,i-'.-, maa-eaOiiliaT it f
hvttire Ju-turr isoriev that h- a:i tiealetl tor the raren '
t'?iCkR by lhr-eih fiin-of t-dtord ounty. and bv lr.
Newton of uie Kt lertir Co.ie.-e. t inrinoati. f.ir a pt ri'l '
of nearlv rjj:l,t mouth, not, ul: fat Dump which Au Hp 1
wo-, at.d a f.rttm t.f hu Uft chek wrt ntirTy tat, ml
away! had irneu up all bpe,when he heard of tn
l.h,i SfHrrher." aud wm indud totrv it. a,lir 6((t.
tlen cured tim, an.i ;itlif.uah mdlv dificureil there ii
noquewlion hut thi itiVNiuaiL,). tiK.'lirioe HHVd hi life
The Mil prtrtirulrtrp olihji.rroiiirlit.ble rtw may braves
in a Ctr. ular to be ba-rnf any of th Af-nta. .
V. al,relert.a i;ie.-or NaB-y Bleakns-v.of El l-rtoo
Arrnf-trnti o.. Pa .i ured of .ar.tWmivr trin uuabia !
to jtt-l out of bed for three year.
To the vnr f a Udy io An-onTine.riear1.eld Co- who
was aim afflicted with erotola iu itwnrit f-rm.
To the cajsr f tVoree M-i-l. rv-iJinr in rnrrsiHtown.
Cambria Co.. ym., who o badly airlifted with Tanrer
that it eat hie nf ire n' off, aud his cue was worst, if
politic, than MVr arr.
The arlieulara of lh-cn evrrr ort of whieh waa
cure.! by theuneof the-Uiood Sw-arrher" may alao bo i
ftmnd In a I'irfiiltr t. be hxd ..f unvof be Atrenti
HI. H. kKSKK. Proprietor. Plttvhurjr. Pn,
a.Larv-rtnrv for th" Disnutartur- and aale. iivar tba '
Pnna railroad Depot. Hnl.,dv.h,ir. Pa. (.M by C
W. Srhaflie, tewifiburar: Ml'retirht at IUn-k. PuffU-e.X '
Koada: Kudv A Himmrlrvieh. t'irn.eeville; ramming '
A Httm-r. lUrtleton; I II Riaell. Mif.linbUrfi ; Us.
914 ,U"ia; e",n11 K'enellerFSeiUBegroe;
TAtrs' File Xairc!
THAVE on hand for sale, si 25 cents per
pot. a CERTAIN CI RK fur lhal distres
sing disease. It is an old preparation. Ions
lesied, whirh I never knew lo tail, and I ran i
Rive names of persons enrrd to those a-king I
it. CHARLES MALS i
3d street, opposite C. V. Hes. Lewisburg, j
Sept. 3. For sale also at (ioodman a Store.
iScience still on the Advance! .
QUEfiEON ami IWrdiani
iJ cal Ilentisil, Ollice iu ibeUjWO
Dr. Brusser's new buildine. Market street,
(western entrance, up stairs) LE Vt ISBl'KfL
Dr.BURLAN is now ci nsirucnng the Nun
sectional Block work, baked on Plalina base,
which for cleanliness, beauty and strength
has no equal also teeth mounted on the var
ious Bases in nse and having had a Ions;
and eiiensive practice, and being perfectly
familiar with every department of his profes
sion, he feels safe in warranting enure satis
faction in all his operations, which shall be
carefully and skilfully performed.
Please rail and eamme specimens. Th
superior qualities of ihe Non-seclional wrrk
will he evident io all who will ; - ii an im
partial elimination. ir. Bos 4 the onlv
person who construct this e j'.ienl work in
tins section of country.
fw Charges shall i .riespeinr ,rQ th
times. Lewub'irg, rt. , f -'SI
1
U. S. 10-10 B0iD3.
f "THESE B inds are issued, unlcr iheji,
JL of Congress of March 8ih, wklt
provide that all Birtids issaar nndev iu
Act shall be EXEMPT FHOM TAtvTlOj
by or under any iai or municipal aml',.
fly. SubirriplioRa lo ibesv Mftd ar rctlf
ed in L'nited States nwesov notes f .
al Banks. They are Tf BE KIiEEmsjj
IN COIN, at Ihe pleasure of th Gov.rr,,,,,,,
at aoy period nut a than ten Jnjgt '
rig S'ars from tbr date, and until ij,
reiteropii-n FIVE PER CENT. INTtEfjT
WILL BE PAID IN COIN, n lJ..udsfil
over one hundred dullars aunuallyand ,
o her Bond semi annually. The iocre,.
payable on ibe Srsi days of March aoj a,
lember in each yeaa.
bubsenbers will receive eiihvr Re,. ,,tlf
orC-rapon Borxls, as tbey may prrier. j,
lefered Bonds are recorded on iht ho..
ih. I' s. Treanrrr. anil run I..
n
" "'"rrj
only on ihe owner's or.tfr. L'tnp. n t
are payable lo bearer, and are m,,,, tlt,,
nienl for commereir oes.
Wub-cribers to this luan wi! havt 'Saopuos
of havmjr tbe:r Hi nirs dr.w n, .tsl t
Mar:;b 1st. by paf ins; the arnie, it. ,t
cm (m in l'nited ;aie- fibres, nr tr,e
of .National Banks, ad Ui.e t; prttBli fjf
prennum.) or receive It.'m i:ia;Bi, lu,m
from the date of S!ibscr,f .aa asi' dsaosii
As these Bunds are
Etraspt rrora Kuslrijs! ar Tii,
iheir value is increased tfom ta th,,,,,
cent, per annum, according tu ih- rare ut
levies in various par s uf lire coor.iry.
At the present n:s i-l pieoi.sui ta .,al
they pay
Over Light Per Cent TmerH
in currency, and are of equal ccOreDi.ct.
a permanent or iruipmary investmauL
ll is believed that so securities , 3,r ta
great inducementai iu lenders as the raricsi
descriptions of TT. S. B-inds. la sli u:s
forms of indebtedness the faun ir anl.-.i J
ptivate parties or stock ccinpsmes n ,.:f
rate etHumuuilies only is p'edsed I r par.
ment, while for the dehu of ihe Uii.tr : r ItJ
ihe whole property uf tbe country is i n
to secure Ihe payment of bulb pnnc:;a.
interest in ci ia
These Bun ls rnsy be snbsrnbed f, r is
sums from $." np to any nia;ni:u(r. ig mt
same terms, and are thus madeeq'iaily arar
able lo ihe smallest lender and ibe larvtil
capitalist. Thev can be convene ' ii.li ra. ney
at any mument, atid ihe bu.'Jrr Ui aire ihs
benefit of ihe interest.
It may be neful in state in this efnnrttion
that the trial funded febt of Ih I'ai'.td
ria;es i n which interest ia payaDle in tH
nn the 31 day of March was $;6.SS..
000. The interest on ihis debt fur thecoia nj
fiir.al yar wiil be $45,!fliT,IVS, while IM
cusinms revenue in e 'ld fur Ibe rurrrni seal
year, endmz June :)0ih. IM. has been so far
al the rate cf over $ HHi.'ioo.fri per annum.
Ii will be seen ihst even ihe present fold
revenues ! ihe tauvernroeni are largely ia
ece rfihe wants i f the Trraury 'i.r :ks
payment of fold iniererl, while !he rrrenl
increase of :he lai tf will dcub':es rti '.ne
annual receipts from customs in saaae
srnnuul of iiupuriatiocs, lo ll50,OuO.JO per
annum.
I.iviructions lo tbe iationa Banks aermr
as hian struts weie not issued from me
1. 'mtcd Stales Trrsaury unlil Warrb SK, but
in ihe firsi three weeks i f April the Minsrnp
uoos averazed mureihaaTf. M1LL109.
EEK.
SjbM-nptioru w'M b rei-ereed br ibe
I'libT .NATIUti Bia UK UiNVilLii. riSf'i,
and by all
VlTIOVtL. llttHH
which are depositaries of Public money, aetf
'l
HEsPEl'TARLE BA.Kf AXD BA.NKKKi
thrnushout the country, (acting as agents cf
ihe National Deposit Banks,) will fjnih
further inl'orniation on application and
.milKD tVI CV FAI1LIII III MBSt EUtltti.
Mar S, l'Umlraca
nw.uvwa MASON & CO.
JMiRAVELS anil STATIONERS,
i 907 Cherniu Sr. I'h.inJftyhxa.
t.We.tiinc(.arae of the newe-t Ptflen. Tieitinr aad
Hu-tn.f ranin, er-ravvd and finntsi at tha abortawt
nntles. A verv full riiBet.( cf HNIt ?taiinarw
alwayfinn h:nd. Itntlaii in n.r,ald itm vartevw mf
KaiboA-inkT. arfi-tirIIv es.ented. Any a'vle of l't.-t
and bovrttipe aaade lo nrier Jun li.l0
HMIE substrilitT con-
L tinnes to carry on the
I-lvery Husiinesisi a
ine Ilia Miami on oth"Mwaaaawaaarfawaai
Tl I L . . ,
. nun street, near iwaraei, ana respecuuia
solicits ihe patronage of bis friends ana t
public generally. " CHARLES F.HESS.
Lewisburg, May S2. I MAO
H Y H E 13 OL 0 G T !
CI Rlfil ft snd enn namrg 'iiile Peck
A (a" ah.ut Matrimony. Moaty, and e k
er mailers.) t.r ihe amuvenirni of everv t s-fy
(ana ihe yrfng folks, also,) on long w:i,tr
evening, rainy days, etc. Price. 10 ceats.
Wholesale, 15 Cents. 8ent by mail for seiea
3 ceni stamps. For sale at the -.Vwra rvinai
icW office. W OKDEN & Ci KN EL 1 1 S.
Puhlf.here. Lewlel-anr. Pa
Attention. Musicians !
rCa A large assrrtmenl of
(! Kf. Violins. I.uilars. Ac ef all
el-HE, b:,. u v.i. i:,.,tai.
n.l I! ...... u , . r ... .na lha
' vanju i'iiiii, UllUCC, l t tl.lll
best Violin Rosin call at ihe Post Office aiiw
eiamine. fJW FORREST
-PIC-N IC.-W
"Wtll jump Inlo the W.eoa, aad all take a rIJa
LARCE, handsome i
and verv comfuria i
ble V 4 . OS has been ,
fined up tor ihe especial accommodation
Fic-ic and other similar excursions. Terra
moilerate. Apply to JO. M. HOl'SEU
Lewisburg. June 3. 18S9.
emiia 4Jl4r& jT.tpI&qirg Ctrwb
j. tspertxDCM r.tynr jotitxji
Isaac rrMaysat Iraiskarc.ra'.oa caaaij.rrssa
TKhyS f i SO per Tear, to as rn IX ape.srt aaS
at the aauie r.l.- I. r i- neror .hcrler perlid Taafca
Ma will rae S-r in aieniha. T& rta Irr .ii nn-alS- 1
fnr etithl mi'ntb.. ii.ol. for aixleen wwn tSa. a t r'f
year.. $S Sir u-ut ti-tr. ne year. SIS fcr Ira "V" 'T?
year. So. Sum la llc'i i ela. Fa. meal, hi 'JTJ
rereieej lo noM. ro.taffe .taasaa. r baka ai't. l
vatoe hara. WiMt alude or I'mUuee recetieu tn Fv.
aarWhew Ihe liaieeipireejar wSieha rair ''r
(wnieae we haee a ronamit aceoaat) II i. TiU'l'l-t
ADTKPTI..I arsTa bandai aaela nl.lt.he.l. at " U
aquan eae week. ela eaek aUar loarrlh . S ilol jw
montlia. i dol. per year. Half a aiuar-Se eta.
4ol.Silol. Twoaquares 14n.4 0u.8m).
aol oer owa-wiarlh of a eetnaia. 10 dol. per jar '
attea. o. aa BS.y oe aereerf vpow. A aa,uare I 1- 11 . g
aaialle-t lepe. or IS ot aeit larier. KSiejlleews " 4,
Samoralliini. ill-ii.l.o. awindliafi teadeary a4 "'"'
Communlcatlona iteaired ow li-pieaol iceoera 1
anil aeeompanteri re Ihe arller'. real wawe aaa
Tl MAr.Nf.TH-TKI.ro K Sell I. loraled ia '"V
af I ha Star af I '.ra)M-.,hy w hleb we ofleo loaerl laJf"
New. ia ailv.aee or the I'hilad. sialic j.uaraeS
Ooaweet. ,1 wirh the oe are .rifle wialerta""" fc
kle.l.ol JOB rKlr.Tlr.CJ. whlebwill aweseew""
..lii, aod il." ateh ai:4 aa r. a.oaaMe 'e'" Kp(J
l a-wel .Uieriia.aier.ia "..-..
i-j.i ..vk h- . vr.i
..OMffTe fiaj
aa
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