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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
For Gdlr,

VINHE residence Of the subscriber, on "a
Market street in the Borough oiIis
LewisbUrg. The house is of BRICK, well
finished 10 every respect.
Terms-One half TO be paid between th's
and the first day Of April next; the balance
TO be paid in two, three or five years, a. may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
lime Q. 1855 ISAAC WALTER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16

A SOUND PLATFORM.-J. G. Ten Eyck,
the newly elected Senator from New Jer-
sey, stated in a speech at New Brunswick,
that the objects of the Opposition, in that
State, are as follows:
/. To bring about honesty and economy
in State and National expenditures.
3 To stand by the compromises Of the
Constitution.
3. To stay the spread Of slavery over
territory now free.
4. To protect the elective franchise In
its purity.
5. Toprotect American labor.
That is good enough for the whole coun-
try. 1t is essentially the same as that
laid down by Mr.. Lincoln, in his speeches,
as the one upon which all opponents OF
the present administration oug ht cordially
to unite. Who can object to it! And
who is going to quarrel about the name
inscribed upon the banner under which
these principles are carried on to victory
in 1860? Let Pennsylvania commence 1t !!
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For Sale,

u'HAT desirable properly, corner of 81.
John and Water SIS comprising Three
River Lots. on which are erected a small
House, Shed, and Wharf. THIS IS an excel
lent location for River residence Of place
of business.
For terms &c, apply TO
JONATHAN WOLFE, Agent.
Lew>burg, June l6, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
PUBLIC SALE!

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed Trustees will sell at public sale,
IN pursuance TO and by virtue of an Act of
Assembly approved the 18th day of April, 4 ID
1857, on Friday the :S0ih day Of Decem-
ber, 1859, on the premises IN the borough Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16
Union County Teachers Institute.


! This body convened accordingly to ap-
pointment at u Z. NJ, Monday of last
week, in Mifilinburg, and continued to its
varied sessions until Wednesday evening
The meetings were usually opened with
religious exercises, by the resident clergy
men or others.
The following Teachers, Members, were
reported in attendance: G. 4. Haus, T.
z. Irwin, d. Heckeudorn, s. .. M'Curdy,
W. c. Hesscr, J. f. Wolfe, }. II. Bucber,
Joseph Kleckner, D. G. Sands, Ii. *.
Sanders, Kate S. Cast, Mary Haus, Susan
X. Croumiller, Salome Zook, Catherine }.
Thompson, Mary e. NJ Alarney, NJ. b.
Chambers, J. A. Owens, o. X. Pellman,
J. l.. Irwin, John M'AIarney, Josephine
Thompson, Ama!y Volkmar, + izabeth
Gundy, Susan A. Armstrong, Agnes Dale,
Miss G. Rowland, Miss T. Evans, j. H..
Smith, j. B. Mench, A. J. Morris, j. H..
Walker. There were also many oihe.
friends Of Education present, not Mem
bers of tie Institute.
The usual committees to provide places
Of entertainment, court of errors, business
committee, &C., we're appointed.
Addresses were delivered as follows {:
Inaugural, by the President, Jos kleck'
ner. To Young Men, by j. NJ. c. Ranck,
Esq. On the Progress of Development,
aud on Penmanship, with illustrations, by
j. Hale Sypher.
Hon. Henry C. Hickok, State Superin-
tendent, was also present, and made sew
eral interesting and instructive addresses,
on the State School System, and on other
topics that arose for consideration.
Essays were read by Miss c j. Thomp-
son on Composiiion-by C. Z. Haus on
Mu>ic-sud by S. o. MCurdy on In
stitutes.
2. P. Irwin presented report on Pen
mauship, with illustrations on the black
board, followed by remarks from other
members.
! J. G. Roger, took up the subject of
Spelling, aud explained bis method Of
/ teaching it. Remarks.
/ S. .. M'Curdy offered his views Of
teaching the impOrtan, art Of Reading.
Remarks.
The question, Should inexperienced
teachers be placed in our primary schools :
was discussed, and also the importance Of
eleeing intelligent School Directors.
S. .. M'Curdy formed class aud illus
trated his method Of teaching Mental Ar
ithmetic.
/ Written Arithmetic was taken up by
Mr.. NJ MAlarncy, and afterwards discussed
The following were chosen Officers for
the ensuing year: PresIdeut-lohn A.
Ovens. Vice Presidents-Amaly Volk
mar, Susan Il. Cronmiller. Recording
Secretary-J. Ii. Walker. Correspond.
ing Secretary-M. b. Chambers. Treas
urer-S. o. M'Curdy. Executive Com
mittee-D. Heckendorn, Z. Z. lrVin, j.
ii. BucLer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16

TASHIONABLE Hats and Caps
II Good Hats and aPs-
Cheap Hats an1 Caps
A very large stock Of Hats and Caps
Young Gents styles Hats and Cap
Boys and Children's Hats and Gaps
Now ready and for sale by GIBSON, the only
Halter in Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16

LETTER FROM COoK.-Capiain Cook,
under sentence Of death at Chariestown,
Va. has addressed letter, dated Nov. 70,
to Mr.. aud Mrs Sellers, Of Cleveland, Ohio
We quote following:
"One short month more, and be whom
your generous hospitality welcomed to your
happy home, will stand upon the scattold
to take his last look Of earth. The dread
of death with me is small, for have faced
it oft before, unainchiDg and untrembing
| only dread the mode in which 1t now
must come, aud the disgrace attendan, on
it. The only ties that bind me, are the
ties of kindred and affection. These, 1t Is
true, bring with them deaths deep agony,
and almost the spirit with their weight OF
woe.
"Brave men have fallen 10 this brief,
fatal struggle. Comrades who to me were
brothers, companions Of many scene OF
Danger, and many happy hour, sleep in
their bloody grave with the cold earth
above them They died as they had ever
lived, brave men and true. Eleven OF
twenty-five fell in the contest. Five more
are already doomed Another but awaits
his trial to meet the same sad fate. Those
who fell, died like brave men. Those who
yet remain, will not shame, l trust, their
comrades who are gone. We, l trust,
shall calmly meet our doom, untrembilDg
and mistaken"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16

FOR SALE OR RENT.
- THE subscriber will either SELL or
ElaRENT his House and Lot, situated on
South Third street, opposite the Lutheran
church, Lewisburg. Possession given on the
first of October. For particulars, inquire Of
Beaver, Kremer & Mcclure, or Johnson Walls.
Sept. is, 1889 ELISHA STRAUB.
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FOR SALE OR RENT. !.

- TWO DOUBLE FRAME HOU- -
LIs SES and Lots, each suitable iurEi.
Two iamilies-une on North Fourth street and
one on 81. John street, fer Sale. Hall Of each
of the above Houses are for Rent.
- Also, for SAFE, four Building Lots on
North Fifth street. JOHN HOUGHTON,
LewIsburg, Jan. 90, 1889. Agent
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Finances of Pennsylvania.

The following Is inc summary " ,"e
of the Auditor General of Pennsylvania for
The wear ending 3Olh Nov. 1859.
I,rds Sla,559 81
auc,,o, commissions. ls.O75 90
Auction duties, Al ,9Si %
u.,n' .run haai, - J;v;asr5s e0a'OI73f
Tay on cornora,,n stocks. AGA. .7S4 50
,. lax on iea. i; anu personal eS'e' 1s5 sol M 50
R-taiiers' licenses. 2i3.Is7 GO
Sample LICENSES. 2s5 90
Ped,ers' licenses. 1915 81
Brok.rs licenses. 7,64S SO
n.on.'s ,,,' .;a nu nm, r,osr;.
licenses $500 so
Disiillerv and Brewery licenses, 1887 55
Billiard rooms. bowling saloon
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The following Resolutions were adopted ::
Resoioed, l. That We regret to learn
that some of our teachers have been pre-
vented from attending our sessions, and
that we hope hereafter to meet them at
the Institute whether Directors allow
themthe time or not.
9 That the compensation Of female
teachers should be equal to that OF male
teachers.
5. That We sustain our County Super
intendeut in his efforts to advance the III
terests of the school system, and that We
especially commend the energy and perse-
verauce which he has exhibited during his
term of Office. In raising the qualifca-
tions necessary to obtain permanent GER
tifcate, he has performed the unexpressed
wish Of every member of this Institute.
| T. That it would be advisable for each
teacher to call meeting of the people Of
the district, at the beginning of the terms
of school, in order to consult with them on
matters calculated to promote the best iu-
terests of the school.
5. That we as teachers will support
no man as School Director who seeks the
office as politician, or for political pur-
pDses, but will use our utmost endeavors
to place our most intelligent citizens in
that important Office without regard to
party pclitics.
6. That each teacher should open his
school by reading a portion of scripture
and by prayer.
I. That, in the opinion of this Insti-
tute, the true end of education is to i'm
prove the heart, as we'll as TO impart use
full knowledge; and that teachers must
keep this object constantly and prominent
ly before their minds, if they would prop
erly discharge their duties.
s. That our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to Rev. |. Grier, Henry
Bogenreif, John Cast and Thomas Cron-
miller, for their hospitality and kindness
towaId the female members of this lnsti-
tute; to the Trustees of the NJ f. Church,
for their kindness in permitting US to
hold our sessions in the lecture room OF
their church to those Editors, who pub.
lished the call of our meeting free Of
charge to the Choir, for the excellen,
music with which they favored us; and
also II. c. Hickok, Esq for his able aud in
structive addresses.
The business having been all transact
ed, benediction was pronounced, and the
Institute adjourned, to meet again, in Le
wisburg, at the call of the Executive com
mittee. Jos. kLECKNER, Pres.
c. E. HAUs, Sec.
rive have somewhat abbreviated thi:
report, but believe We have retained all o
interest or importance to the public. We
are informed that the Institute attracted
large numbers of attentive spectators, and
that it was the most interesting gathering
our Teachers have yet had.-EDs.]
"Helper's Crisis" which the Democracy
in Congress is doing nothing but to adver
tise, has got tremendous start. Every
body is trying to get it to read, and proba
bly, millions will now see it who neve
would but for this last e-pedient to &c. ~
another "ro"' Oh the Slavery question.
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"DesrFAIL to So SIXTH ANIMAL hESOCh' T.
NESr,r and brilliant ocers, IL another column.
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FOR SALE.

DFESONS wishing 10 establish Nanufnrturc> IN a new
and thriving place Where hu-iu'~s j. good, sec az
' ertisr mcut of the ilammouton Sediment
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S3,s26,350 ii

ExrENpITUnEs.
Expenses Of Government, Si0s,O97 40
Militia expenses, ',ouo 30
Philadelphia Riots of 1914, ~ w
PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers IN the
,a,s mar ,r,,b Meyico. 200
Pensions and gratuitles, I''3o %
Charitable institutions, l2b,2oi hS
Penn'a Colonization Society, l,o'3 w
Pegn'a State Agricultural Society, 1000 90
Farmers High School of Penna, $500 90
,,-,n,,,nn sbonIS cs71gO 81
Commlss sioners Of Sinking iund, s@3, b'4 %
Interest on loans, l,9so'lfI ID
Guaraniiel interest," ls,oI' %
Late Board OF Canal Commls-
sloners and Secretary. 2,o39 i"
Damages on the Public Works
and o,d claims. 1868 81
Special commissioners, il'" w
par.,,a commissioners of 1851 I20 90
Stale library, 4'"i. 90
Public buildings aud grounds, hI3i 80
u,,,.os ,C rsf,ge 3s5GO 90
per;,eniiaries 3S,l9i 20
E>cheats, -" ~
Amendments TO the Constitution -i- w
Geological survey, .''Nou Wv
Abatement of state Tax, 52.OO6 SIS
Mercantile Appraisers, o9S "a ,i
Counsel fees and Commissions, a,9ss W
Nicholson lands. l-u 20
Willlamsport 4 Elmira Railroad
Company, n-- D
Miscellaneous, ''o'' 90
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-16

were NOT kiileu IN ine presence vi heoilhS VI
any of their families. Mrs. Doyle's story Gf
she ever wrote iD is therefore utterly incon-
sistent, in a material point, with the others.
Its spirit is not that OF a bereaved and widow
ed mo,her-anything else. If the men killed
were not pro-slavery, there was no MOTIVE
for John Brown or any other of the Free
State men to commit so horrd and useless
and worse than useless a crime. Any i'm
pication of Brown, therefore, would only
tend TO prove that he was a monomaniac, and
not a sane and responsible man.
Our theory. then, is, that those men-like
others-were killed by some OF the brisandS
who infested the country, and who cared noth-
ing about the slavery question, one way or
the other. II is convenient and serves pur-
pose, TO ascribe it to Brown, and the real &C.
tors may never be known. But his charac-
teristic tenderness-his own denials-and the
positire allegations Of others k,Ioving 10 his po-
siiion at that time, seem positively TO wipe
from him every stain of suspicion in that tran
saction. How diferen, the true womanly
spirir-unlhreatening, and wishing harm to
none-ascribed to Mrs s.Brown, lin the following,
from the temper exposed BY Mrs. Doyle!
"THE WIFE OF JoHS BRowN desires 10 have
contradcled the expression attributed to her
! that ..she had lost four sons in the cause OF
! freedom, and was willing TO lose more chill
dren for the cause" She "could not SO speak,
/ she says, for "fhcy ,cere unmofheriy Uords "
She says she is satisfied they died in good
cause, We, she "cau not desire any further sac.
| rfices, and looks with sorrow on the possibil
i,y of any further death-breach in her family
[Since preparing the above, We see that
a brother of Brown clears him from the
charge-,hat Doyles were notoriously bad
chsracters-and that Mahald Doyle can
net eaea ,r1it her name =
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Soranen in ben ausen scs fe einen fplfboren
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0remol'na antpt uuo ben sr ttdtetpen ausS6lua
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nno nur Elm 9eipiiiss i&ambaftes @efiiht pun
Sn'dil@tett Ite oerbnpert fct in pioicm Quocue
Wide mad tbm gu erfunciscn. (satus f.
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Sclbft9cfMbI.

Sif on srtGuift Spn 6uHnunarn tetrrseu,
gGprnn rcin Ser, nit rarmer 2icbe Ging.
S1 rir oaS Slid bas 8allbc uidt semosen,
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Snnnf III rcr Gbre @ipfrl nitt errcihen,
g8eil pu oes SricCtcrs frummen Yf1p nidt tennf
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Sci M Dir bauh bee ei9nen gGertbs bemu6t,
3ci9 ibuen tibn pie freie MGnnerbruf!
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6rpriftr 1iebr.
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(6rrtietune.)
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Der Sturm.

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bclm gar teine giahrthteu rnsiben t6nncr.
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tunarn, unb Saunhen erman lclte niht, nath
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punobar 9emaht IA taben. 9Iter aud unter
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fe nieisn lieten 9tamcm tmmer peraeben, II. Srrs
minl6tc oft beimlisb leinen uuIern, Der ibm
oermutIi6 teins @Gie9eubeit paraetstsn, lid aus
su6cithnen.
Sept, ais cine iunge, rehe unb unatbGnoioc
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mid nc&e = auf BE lrBterc 5rage antnUrtete
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immer mItbete bic 6Iamme res Rrisaee uno poa
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feinclites Qanb.
g0Cnu lie MIR irgeno eineu 8ertrauten bGttr
ben lie ldifsn fGnnte niht etpa nm a.tc
fGneit Ysr9ciiene GerbGltnife wieter an,uIvinnen
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treu uuo perl&wiesen, ater tu99 = ia, alien.
fails fGnnts man BON ibm ia9eu: ttus wis bic
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Beetnsunscn.

0,r Mr;etser" erINeint iebeu Sonnobenb ;um balls
i5Ertibcn SubfcrippnSpejS 80 in 8crous;abluno
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ben fur Sl2 in tatjabrlier Soauseeuns aufscnOmmen,
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s.ne eOh beta9te 6rau ris periSnlih ,nar nur
SSsn'aen est@n"t mar, rsrcn COB atrr pennpb
III BEN mettcltcn &reiien S6cilnaSme inoeu miro
= I'll Mutter Senri6 Srine's. gSer fenut lie
mot Die Dtutter bcs lietrnamiirpioten uup nm
9'ndIleplten SiGtere, ,,pie a!te - bic ate 6rou
Die @ptt erbalts" an Der cet Iietenbe orhn
NIT Der rubrenoitsn 3Guli6trit bina, Die er in
mnnhen ieiner, berrihifsu, tef empfunbeufc,,
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oeut @Iano IN Der Natbt," Derberrlihtc. @te
mar ethf Sreu son itrengrm, puritaniitcm Gbor
rattcr, ratei ater cine Wiutter Die Die aau,e Qstp
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0enen Der &idpter pae GlteIte mar. Srau Seirr
erre'tbte Gin Glitter pom S5 Sabren unb Iebte fhrr
lrtt 'an9en 5ahren i'm 6amilirnfreile ibrer 3pd.
Ter, rie an DEN Sanqnirr Npris Gmpen perbct.
ratEet t Son ben SGbnsn linp nod ,mti am
S'pen: Der cine elm renpmrter 2lrst in l6amhur1
Der anrrrt Der tctannte 8ebatteur bes .Irep,.
prnblatteS" 5u 9Gieu. Srn DER munpcrboreu Qese
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lene tpfeare Nnetpctr, pie Nieibner in iripem be-
nnten Suhc erj1blt ben riBreneifeu Ypmri4
Mag lie aud einem uno Dem aureru mi rer g.,
! 0etannf le'n, mir fpnnrn n;bt umbiu, lie bity
Su e't'r'n, uno Iaien ben Slpsrapbcn, Der eincs
NtencS iu Ssne fam. ais er aerape pur lcinsm
Sttts LAP uno tn'n Sricf an lriue Niutter pif.
trtc. Ielber repen:
"Sie lebt aIic nod" frnste i'd, ,,rie alte 1rou
Die am 9ammtbpr wcbnte"
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p9Se mu6 iie Sbrss 3uianoes peaen unoIitf.
lith len!"
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3, mas raa tetrHt, brrrlbt swldben uns Gin
s9rnthilmIibeE Ssrb6ltni6. Msine Mutter bsft
mid tnr 10 mrbl ump seunp, ais icb pamoIs
mar, ais tb lie 3uitst iab. Se lit air nm Iic14
telne 3eitnn9; rie meni9en al!en 6reunps rie
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10 trant unp ermo werren fam, ME itb es bin
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10 lAaft tparen Dap man einen Baum ramit auf
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-08
6. JoDrga't9
II. German ADVERTISER,

d u,ssr1. Editor and Proprietor,
T. nm,1;sbe,l every Saturday, at So per An
" mum, payable IN advance.
Tor,s for Advertisements reasonable.
A,,o.t;soments, directed: Letter-Box 675
~ will be carefully attented to.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-21
A CALL FROM LYNN An.

CoNE MEN, BOTH ONE AND ALL-yss.
to the Iron House. the south side Of NJ COIN
where you can find lrn Steel Bacon. Lard market Squa
G Gsssss Salt Rn RoP msi Ssgu s Sole Rsss
Thread, Heavy 0snaburgs, Brogsn Shy, Nails ST.
PS~s sss9s sn csnd Bar Sop
Locks Patent Balances Spring Balances cd Locks P
Butts But SANDS and so1sws Shoe Nails Coffee Kettles
Hammers, Chop Hatchets Log Chains GTS .s HAM,
Breast Chains Grindstone Fixtures Horse ai sss
S ses T;a Boxes Andirons. Castings
s sss SssSrs s sse h psn Pins and
ton. particularly call the attention of m reoas
customers to my stock Of BRoGAN BOOTS aS isSSs
sold by any one who sells my kind of Goods ney Can
return my grateful thanks to the public fl, :,
ma Received from them for the last 20
Raleigh, N. c., oct l, 1859. LYNN AnAM
ps mil, ,.la 81, la. -. 4o-wsnIs
change for Goods. should like to buy % oUu e
pounds dry Hides. ''V or SAv