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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Union County Court Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WILSON,
w President Judge for the :Olh Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties OF Union, MIilin and SNYDER, and
PHILIr RuHL and Jxo W SINoSroN Esqs, ,Asso-
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the 10Th day of Sept
1859, and TO me directed. for The holding of an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, Over
and Termner. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UNION
on Tic miro mO.NDAI oI DECIR, (being the
18th day. 1859, and TO continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inGui-
sitons, examinations and other remembrances
TO do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appertain to be done and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required TO be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the sher-
in S Office N Lewisburg, the l4,h day Of No
vemoer. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-nine, and the eighty
fou rth year of the independence of the United
States of America.-(;od save the Common
wealth! JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriil
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Another lot at Johnson's n
Cheap Boot & Shoe Store. ~
CHEAP FOR CASH
\ EW Stock of Boots anGSh ofsr,,

\ EW Stock Of Boots anGSh Ofst,,,
y door 10 ]. & ]. Walls Store. Iewista.'
"1'fe mas be- !ound the cheapest stock eve,
,leiet M has place. no mistake. Caus,t f ~.
ammo i.r yourselves and save at least =
pei 'tIf.
Nru'- Boots frou GO "a,
Chiaren's. Youth & Boys from 81 ,oss
:, '" "u!lS rom 50 10 IS cts
T." SIC 81
and everything in our line cheaper Than III.
cheapest "7
Al srdN Of Boots, Shoes & Cater, M.nr
To ORDER, of he best material. and va.
ranici. \ large stock O: home.mad. WI
kept always On hand, which will be ,nrd
yery 'pw. 'o'u
ELFAiRING done al the shortest no,..
lg lar subscriber. WN JoHNsoy'
J.. .wi~Iurg, Oct. 4, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
PUBLIC S ALEI

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
~ signed Trustees will sell at public sale
IN pursuance 10 and by virtue oi an Act of
Assembly approved the 18Th day of AprII, AD
1897, on Friday the 3O;I, day Of Decem.
Der, 1883 on The premises IN the borough Of
New Berlin The
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

NARPETS-a fne assortment by
" Hursh & Goodman
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

A meeting was held on Saturday eve
ming last, in the fremont Temple, Boston,
to raise funds for the relief of John
Browns family; 800 was raised in q
short time. Similar efforts are to be made
throughout the Eastern states.
John C. Terrell has been convicted in
Marlborough parish, S. c., of numbering
bis grandfather, and sentenced to be hung.
Judge Terry has been indicted aud
placed under bail in $4,000 to answer
for killing Brodcrick in a duel.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

1t affords US melancholy pleasure to
witness the cordial unanimity Of the Dem
ccra,ic press in denouucing the treasona.
bic attempt Of Old Brown to steal Virgi.
MAS niggers. This shows that in time of
danger there are patriots to fly to the res
cue. AS soon as they get through with
Brown, We intend to ask them to give US
their views on the following
Dying Words of Senator Broderick.
"They have killed me because | was op-
posed to the extension of Slavery and a
corrupt Administration"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

--But, for ONE foolish, crazy deedm re
taliation, old Broom is sure to get the GAL
lows! Only ru6ians in Jehoy Of .Save,y
are hoaored! Such is Locotoco justice :
Va 1t not cry to Hearea far renyeance?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Governor Wise and Anonymous Letters.

There Is a peaceful lIt,,e town in The very
centre of this State, on the banks of the Sus-
Guehanna, called Lewisburg. II has a pleas
ant society, a hourishing University, and a
good many smart lawyers, young and old.
The situation Is extremely beautiful, and the
town thriving. Ii is abCu, the last place in
the Union TO hatch treason against a neigh.
boring State, though 1t seems 10 have few
young wass Just commencing TO hang up their
shingles, who would have no objection 10 the
auiac!ouS pasiime of making WISE man
mad. most ridiculous letter has been pub
!Ished in II. Ejchmcnd Enauirer. with Gov.
Nise'S sanction, assuring HIM of secret so.
cicly of AboIItionIsts. sworn in. armed with
revo,yers. who are about TO drop in. one bv
one, TO the number of FIVE hundred. and lib
crate Brown. The letter is all a hoax. from
beginning 10 end. and the inhabitants of This
village were like Lord Byron, the other morn.
In-. astonished on waking up to find them
selves 50 famous. There is no "Caplain
Smelley" in the village, we are assured. and
as for climber Jim" he too is altogether a
myth. In fact, we have ascertained easily
and certainly that the story is made I'D out of
whole clorh We deeply regret that il should
be 50. but it is necessary 10 state the fact for
the character Of the State, and because We
beliere tha, most, If not oil, the letters recei-
uru On ,T'S ,on Su 'be Govsrnor "SET of noanes
The Enquirer assures us that these letters are
accompanied by Irresponsible names. We
ysnia lives IN Lewisburg but we c. can assnye
Gov. Wise his name is to no such letter, ex-
cep uy iorsery; , n"1te v,a are P'Goao'e one or
they may have been sold" as Gov. wise
certainly has been. But we repeat Ii, SO far
@ana "a y The one published is not The Ihe " onIy oneE
Wise may relieve his mind o: all apprehen-
S"n iners IS no GaGseF hn; 'ho @t .'fSnia and
friends, We firmly believe and earnestly hope.
But all these hoaxes and practical jokes on
H 1H mcbief ,brooshon, m ,ba rf nan may su% u%
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pea. Mr.. Killiuger left Lebanon for Was

g@- Mr.. klilinger left Lebanon for Wash
ingion this week. We believe there is
o general attendance of the Members of
Congress at the place Of meeting, and
variety Of rumors as to the organization of
the House.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

So it seems that in every case-cxcep
when change Of parties occurrcd-th
State Treasurer has served al least Tire
y-ars in succession. There is a chance t
mako a change every year, if the publ
interests demanded it /: but if an incum
bent does we'll, be is continued. Tb,
three years term applies to oil the Depart
ments at Harrisburg-to the Governor
Attorney General, Surveyor General, Au
ditor General, Adjutant General, School
Superintendent, and to all those appointed
By them: and why not, also, to the head
of the Treasury Department Unless
some cause can be shown, "thc usage Of
rotation" can not oust Col. S!ifer, who is
admitted on al, hands to have discharged
his duties with an ability and integrity
unsurpassed, and who is the only one, once
voted GU; By change Of parties, who has
been complimcnted by a reelection.
The EXECUTION, To-DAY.-Our latest
news is that the country for twenty miles
around Chariesiown, is pa,rolled that
there arc . 200 troops in that town, in-
cluding four companies Of L. s. Arttiery
from Fl. Monroe. Gov Wise aud Gen.
Taliaferro warn all citizens to stay at
homo, and watch their "contentcd and
happy servants" that women and chill
dren will not be admitted to the execu-
tion; that all strangers will be stopped
and searched, or sent back that the Win
chester & Potomac Railroad will be sliced
and held exclusively for Government pur
poses; 10 short, sort Of martial law pre-
walls. Northern reporters have been com
pclled, by the military, to return from
Harper's Ferry; and it is said that Old
Brown will not be allowed to make an ''in-
eendiary speech" All these precautions,
It is alleged, are necessary. If SO, tits the
most profound sentence ever yet prOnounc-
cd against the "pa'riarchal institution %
Brown maintains his courage to the
last. NJ. b. Lowry, of Erie, recently Wis
tied Gov. Wise aud asked that the family
of Brown might have his body, but was
Informed that the surgeons claimed IL!
1n many parts Of our country, there
will be public demonstrations of feeling
for the ignominious death Of one, who,
however misguided aud wrong, has ex-
hibited traits Of true nobility aud lofty he,
Ioisin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

SAD DEATH.-We are informed of a
most heart rending incident that occurred
in Greenwood a little over a week ago.
On Sunday, Mr. Runyan, residing at the
Montgomery Mills, had occasion to leave
home to be absent till the next afternoon.
He left his family in their usual health.
On returning, Monday, he found his two
little children in their night clothes, shiv-
ering, and almost perished with the cold.
He inquired for their mother; they told
him that she was still up stairs in bed,
and that they could not wake her; that
when they awoke in the morning, in
order to get warm, they got up into her
bed, Gas doubtless they had often done be-
fore) but that she was so cold that they
could not get warm; that they then went
back to their own bed, and finally got up
and came down stairs. He Immediately
went to her room, and to his horror found
that she was dead. 1t appears that she
had put the children to bed as usual, and
then retired herself, but died in the night
We deeply sympathize with the bereaved
husband and motherless little children
Bloomsbury Republican, Nor. 24M.
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FIRST ARRIVAL!
Another Chance for Cheap Pictures.

4 MBROTHPES viii he taken at NOW
y RI ) Sky-Lisht Gallery, at reduced rates
for limited time. Prices ranging from 80
cents upwards. This reduction Is made 10
prepare for the introduction of extensive I'M
provemeHis. The reduced prices will not be
continued long, therefore all desiring cheap
pictures should call Immediately.
LewiSburg, Sept. II. 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
e@Tbe following are the most prcmi
nent candidates for Governor of Pennsyl

FTbe following are the most promi-
nent candidates for Governor of Pennsyl-
vauis, on the Opposition side:
Andrew G. Curtin Of Centre county
John Coyodc of Westmoreland
Andrew II. Rceder of northampton
Thomas NJ. Howe of Allegheny
David Taggart Of Northumberland
Gideon j. Ball of Erie
Samuel Calvin of Blair
Levi Kline of Lebanon
George W. Scranton Of Luzerne.
The Administration have
Jacob Fry of Montgomery
Jeremiah Shiudel Of Lehish
George Sanderson of Lancaster
VIM. II. Witte of Phladelphia
Henry d. Foster of Westmoreland
Arnold Plumcr Of Venango.
The Consultation, (Buchanan's Wash.
iogton orgaO) charges Seward, Giddiugs
and other members Of the Republican
farty, a' accessories and accomplices in
Me cr,mes Of treason and insurrec,ion."
ihe E'eni"g Post, in reply to this, char.
ees BUCHANAN with great neglec, of duty
In not having them arrested and tried
not buchanan virtually an accessory Of:
Ter the fact, il be refuse. to do 50?
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For sale.

'E'ilE well known '1.IJcrI, stand =.
! at the east ead 20: Tie Lew burg Z
bridge, ~ tLaI-e1aqre township. Norm q
Co. II wl.l be sy.d Oh reasonable Terms.
Inquire If WILLIAM FK!CK.
LewI>hucg, Dec. Il, ISIS
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nv, COMPANY having completed their nydrsnhc
"a, Al And r bringing .he w.-r ed
are pepa iah sit.s aud power i1i mSnata.unoe
prp on no. They ODER Tn make absolute sses
grsat perpetual ras.s rrs-svsn
ate The Lookpr WaefP Power combines many nporsns
ana IL crested by the DOW OF wstrf uom
ss Ere IS around the locks aud desosnas from th
E,. 10 thr Level The fall st the boc ~ teeS snd
Is Canal tn entire supply Of water for The eaiaJsed
Erie Canal fom Buffalo Seneca River being distance Of i0
miles . 70 be drawn from Lake Erie and the capacity ct ths
chsun- been made ample this result Careful oo
AID By sstye Documents show that the guam
tty f " start from the foot o the locks LOCK.
y ubc feet minute R,servips 5000 cubic feet
Der required for ockse-s there VII re-
main surplus of sy9 cubic feet minute ~ be dshAged
spoiled machinery ON its rom the
srpe the level This 10 d-euied suteIt 70 pfOduce
Of he whole power enlargement o the Ere Canal through
the roccutug the Mountain Ridge which ntefrupted me
water work In having been compessd
the the nppy OF water VIII nsreai1f On s~sa
routh and incident natural streams aud ospab 81
division aud disirbuJon The location AsosoS
for many branches VI manufacturing business Lo,hgr an
and town, with PPuiA.ion OF over .o ri
Ee and Rail. .d Doth Of which are nndi-
a.sly sjaceut the ComPinys property shfd facilities 0s
cha sp eIpeditous Throughout tne yo NC
for supplying t materials st the lowest rates no
Hyor,uc Company sdopsd liberal policy in@ndsa 20
skill and enterprise And peons ecs-
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nsuts hass beea MADE TO Jrntn omtaag 1se
,hatng at cheap mechanics " nodsyai eapttI osnsn9
q, en- pLg al bustn<ss and ~a]hn<rr
msy b- made - the aoderssn-d OF 70 b. nVE
LEY EDriBesr and THOMAS T. FLA0LER, T1ssHer Of the
70 Mss.r. SAMUEL B. 1 JAS y RUO6LEs Coussiss g
Law NJ Wsls New YORK. for full fof datiop In regard 70
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July .9 1889. ChAhLkS ALL, SecIesH'y.
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6ouses 10 fet.

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in Entitled
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST l6, 1855

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