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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
TIE MPH lnMPLETE.
ArotFrr fcr,eT cure ot EPrcpyy Gy Dr. Hurc,'S
ffiispic iias.

fiHHlttc Itas.
puRAvTS Nf,E, PEL.rIvaN, Co, OCT. !. 1855.
Dr. HlNyL-p'ar Sir:-Ia'ln- been afflicted aith
falling ht> for years past determined 10 give
your fuIS trial, ltiyrrtIsrlu'nt ct which ia
ui The PaT'r>.i and Continued To- use them Tor
months iuLtl entirely cured. believe them
TO h, tr>t artice and sIuor have used them.
have not hud attack and IN the Jsl n,nt
70; good hri,.th. lam, very Irrtuiy. ours. Nc
JONATHAN I.JACOBS.
+ \. The Pills recommended 10 ne 10y Mr.. Na-
than Newly, Of this county, 10 whose atlress you s.ut
them.
Those Pills besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications Of nervous dis
ease. Price 81 per box; two boxes for s. /;
twelve boxes for S2l. Persons enclosing a
remittance will have the Pills sent them
through the maIl, on Its receipt. For sale by
SErH ;. HaNcE, No. los Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md. to whom orders from all
paris OF the Union must be addressed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
DifO,

On the 2l~ inst in Centre Tp., Snyder Co., HENRY
STUCK, about "a yesrs of age.
On the 18th inst, in Union rp, Miilin CO.. DAVID
BfLER. aged 70 years.
In Lower Merion, Philad, sth inst, FRANCES
C. sdeft daughter Of Rev. Geo W. end Maria T. Ander
son, aged years.
Ia Dsnye, Sth inst, by stroke q Palsy, AAA1IN
sALJISTER, sgea n yeeEs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
soc New advertisements.

., ". have recently received several ordeTs-'om"
...,,t some Tor the 'CuuuN'lt, without
s,r,,,.,nJ that .,mc of those thus sending
-,l-,x our mode OF doing hu,inrss, We repeat
m .ur-cripticus mu>i be sent In In advance
siu,l, raper, ! Tor =, 10 for s'u, sc-IN AD
,-o>, rlv.. ro.I4lvIy. We regret to have to re-
.... r,.r. srof,eu-but some forget and don't
r'ar'
mrs uoIrL.-The Club pf Sr,n 4 CrEov1E for
. ...--. tli- v,rk Ti.n-r Who lr-iI" t' cout.nu"
.... 30 in IT,. viii i,a," 1--we their names and cash
ham before Nc'iuceiHs urai, When lac "iii Ii4Hs II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

nA-Tho request addressed to Mr. Sands
IN another column, we are assured, is with.
out bis knowledge, but speedy reply is
desired.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

la Tie Republic, a sound Republican
paper at Washington City, is afforded to
clubs Of 10 at 81 each. We should be
glad if q few clubs could be raised for it
an this region.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

Sabbath School Convention.

At the National Convention Of Sunday
School Teachers lately held in PhIlad the
following resolution was adopted:
"Re>ofed that We recommend the holding
Of state and County Conventions Of Sunday
Sc hool Teachers, as emlnent!y calculated 10
promote Christian fellowship, 10 collec, in
formation, to devise plans of action and slim.
ulate yea! IN the cauSe.'
In pursuance Of which resolution, the un-
derslSned hereby earnestly invite all Sunday
School teachers of Union county, together
with all other friends of Sunday Schools, 10
meet in the Borough OF Lewlsburg on Tues
day the ith day OF June next. 10 promote the
object contemplated IN said resolution.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
I An O5durate and Iuveterate Case ot
Syspepsia Cured by the Bitters.

The following from gedtleman well known In the
region in which he lives ought TO satisfy all those lit
tie faith:
W,TERrowN, y. Y. July 2s, 1855.
:. W FowtE Co, Bostnn.-SrS:-Nine wears since
attacked by that OF all Diseases. DgspcpSi
which 50 affected to great OPPRESSION full
and bloating Of the bowels Immediately after eating
accompanied with t.rrh" pains IN the stomach, often
occasiinnC nnuses vomiting, aciiy. and headache.
gether with general debility and suffering, altogether
rendering life a burthen.
After having tried every known remedy without effect
and d.sparIng of ever rcgainins My lost hralth
induced Ia make Of the ONygentrd Filters the cool
effects OF which immediately visible health
and system. Before using whole bottle RELY
cured; and feel pleasure in inducing all like suffer
myself TO make use Of this remarkable remedy.
TIIED CiIUWE ELL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
SECOND YEAR.

4 FTER one years trial, We are satisfied
y that a Hat Mandatory can be sustained
in LewIsburg, we are now prepared with the
largest and best selection of Spring styles OF
HATS and CAPS ever brought 10 this market,
such as fine Mole. SILK, Dress HAS, Drab.
Beaver, Ouer, High and Low Crown, Soft
Hats and Caps. and Summer Hats Of la,s-H
STYLES for Spring and Summer wear, all
which will be sold at CITY Prices, fer Cash.
Our motto shall be. "Quick Sales and Small
Profits, of " hIch the pu bic shall be the judges.
Hats made 10 order al short notice.
April Is. 1889. JOS. GIBSON. Halter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

1.-THE following singular case, which was
tired before the Junia,a county court, shows
that there are some trials and dangers in the
office of County Commissioner, as well as
honors. They should be held to a strict ac-
countability, as well as other Officers. With
out knowing anything about the particular
circumstances, we should suppose the Defls.
would have right 10 appeal.
County Commissioners, rs. d. ". FHckingr
and James Anderson.-This was an action in-
s,ituted by the County Commissioners against
the above defendants, ex-mem bers of that
Board, in relation 10 a bridge near Bealetown,
Tuscarora Valley, erected by these gentlemen
during their term OF office, and which, the
present Commissioners alleged, cost too much
hy some $500 or 500. II was argued before
the Court. From the testimony, the bill was
not high enough for the Bridge, and his Honor,
Judge Graham, thought II ought to be allowed.
However, he was overrGled by his Associates, ;,
who decided against the defendants, thus com
pelling them TO pay some SIX or seven hun
dred dollars, which the country was IN justice
and honor bound TO pay--Senfinek.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK far June closes
another Volume of this long-established work.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY also closes
4 volume with the half year.
IsSBoth the above leading Magazines We
club with the Star d Chronicle at $50 per
year Now is suitable time TO subscribe.
Our Musical Friend.'-We have received
No. 25 of this work. 1t is devoted exclusive
ly 10 the publication of music in sheet form,
an a convenient size for the piano desk. &.
B. Seymour q Co., l07 Nassau ST., n. Y. 10
cts. week, or So year. l6 PIP. in each No
Musical PiOnser."-A monthly publication,
devoted 10 music, musical intelligence, &c.
Published by +. J. Huntington, Beekman
St, New York. 80 CTS. year. An excellent
periodical, aud should be well supported.
The " Great Republic Monthi!y.' for June has
been received. This is a large, handsome
magazine, nicely illustrated, and filed with
very pleasant reading. Published by Oak
smith & Co.. ll2 and ia William ST., y.
Price $, year. Vol. commences with the
July No.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
No Grindstones, Groceries, or Monkey
Coats,

DUT hundreds of Hats and Caps of the
ID latest styles lit,e cheaper than can be
found else where. Call and see them at
Gibs0a's Ha, .eanrfactoIy, Lewts5urg. Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
Grain i'm IcNi>bsirg..

Al WALL. have furnished u with the f1l.
,rlng summary OF the Gram bought by them
,,f Npek. i>lN DAYS y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
sAIeat Market. 2

arrangements for The lear.
JACOB e. BROWN. having supplied the
- LewIsburg Market for The PastsI1 months,
has made the following arrangement; for the
coming wear
The best Of Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
can be had on Wednesday and Saturday NOR
ElusS OF each week, at tine Market House. on
Market street. between Schatle's and Wolte's.
LewIsburg. Pa.
HIS motto Is Quick Sales for Cash, and
Small Profits Examine his meat
Ap. Is. SO. !. :. STERNER, Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
A New Business in Central Penn.

ToMe public in gnerai& Mlhners in particular.
,-.,,, The undersigned would respectfully
II S,inform the dwellers in Iewsburg and
Wv surrounding country, that they have
opened
Straw Hat g. Bonnet bleaching
and PRESSING establishment in this town,
where we are prepared TO execute all work
entrusted to our care. Having had IA years
constant experience in the business in Philad.
City, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching. we are conf
dent of our ability TO suit those who give us
their custom. BY devoting time and attention
to our business, performing work neatly and
delivering it promptly. We hope 10 succeed.
We also Sc0w and Re-Ftnish FELT and
BEAVER Hats.
Our work is done in City style and at the
lowest CITY prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction TO the Trade-and hence MIlliners
will find il to their advantage to deal with us.
We intend to make 1t a rule 10 finish and
deliver all work during the week 1t is received.
provided we get it on oT before Tuesday
JOHN H. MDANiEL & CO.
s, John St htwsen ath and stb, near J. W. shfin.rs,
March 9, 1883 Lswisourg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
ra.On Saturday last, the Lewisburg
Brass Band took the tour of the Borough,
in a vehicle drawn by four horses, eds
coursing music" and 'cavalcadcd' by about
2 thousand boys afoot

H-t'rv,v's p'rrs-Si.k headache. or tho most
at all ailments l. T-nuNod hy Siugir in~" of
g.ntr Hl"lmrnt. II doe" not upon The s"t ui tn"
pain. hut upon tn, disorirrcI stomach the ",truot'd
bowels the di>"mperrd -r hy th" irregular action Of
which organs the tur;ur. orrasionrd A. = remedy
,f~n-iVr breath the pills ale most confidently rrrom
Jucu!nd. They purify the whole Internal orEauiEItipn
aud uirarf every function degree ui yisur which in
the regular discharge Of all refuse matter through
the natural aud legitimate channels
Dyspepsia IS a hydra-heaied disease. and
only in the OSvgenred BiltrrS does It find 4
"ioeman worthy Of us SlCcl.' THIS remedy
at oncee 1pel- the disease from the system.
and restores the digestive organs 10 state Of
health and comfort.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
S. w. FOWLE s CO., Proprietors,

30 TON.
For sale by their agents everywhere. md in Lewis
burs by j A J. Walls and r. :. Caldwell, and in New
Berlin by Mrs Margaret VI. Sters. enw75S
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

And this too, while the people in the United
States are probably the heaithiest in the
world. as will appear by the following:
In England, France and Denmark. deaths
are about 23 IN 1000 in Holland and Sweden,
"a in 1000; in Prussia, 2s in 1000; Ia Austria,
n in 1000; in Russia, SO in i0o0i in United
States, only Is IN 1000.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
]. SCHREYER & som

"AVE received their SECOND ARRIVAL
Ill of Spring and Summer Goods, Ladies
Dress Goods, Mantillas, and large lot of
Ladies Collars and Sleeves from auction.
Also general assortment of Mems Wear,
Trimmings, ColtonadeS, Cassimers 4 Cloths,
which will he sold cheap.
Nav Is, 1859.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
DU WALLIS
GNANkMAS ON.

PrspDrei originally by PROF H. DE TILL,
formerly of the College OF Surgeons Paris,
NOW OFFERED TO THE PIHLIC
e- the Cure qf al SIR, and PIt', feel diseases ~
EpR n.tancc-Pain or soreness. in any part of the
system, EheumutisIn, prin in the back. breast
or sides, bealrl breasts Neuralgia Burns Sprains,
Headache, Cramp in the Stomach, or any other
disease that j. SORE and PAINFUL. and IL Is only
htts class of diseases we claim PERFECT VIC
TORY. We say positively % our patrons we can
relieve the sufferer w times out OF 100. We would
Just say the public, Prof Du Vail WAS % wears in
bringing to this medicine iority over all others
Pric" % cts pr bottle. pr ct oil to the trade.
Es-All orders must be addressed to
J. D. STONEROAD, Sole Agent forUS,
July5s,y LsIciStoiUa, NifiR 10. Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
;eSrisbsfrG, EN.
-,iY MORNING, MAY -. .l0o9.

.sl.rIZE, E,-Nsuuiacturers. Merchants. We We n'l,l''
.,r1i, pfe-.rs in city aud Country. fG'lrhr' -
si.h 4, buy or -eIl-woui 40 ~r!l to r'Hi 20, .'s
~ Of th. L.Iris,rr4 ctror'-'- "h'eh ',',a i',
,..,s,r, circulation in community ''u'a'h',-
,rfi7, ,t ,"l,r.. -,ircut producer, consumers
..,l.rs as any NJ the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
VARIETY OF VARIETIES

4 large and well selected stock Of new
II Goods in the Notion and Variety line,
has Just been received and opened at the Post
Office. and Tor sale cheap Ior cash.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

The amount bought or stored by other dea-
l,r,. IN town and counry,or sent off by 5oals,
ya have not collected, but Is very large-cun-
8 !-rlns the hard times" and scarcity Of
Gram" It's evident that our BuiiAloe and
Prnns Valley Farmers have not all been
starving"
The money brought into circulation among
farmers by the emPtylng of their sranarieS,
should make an Improvement IN business.
and cause the payment of thousands of debts
lgus delayed. (and taking few more clubs
Of The Star q ChroH,cie.) There has been
Erajn-there Is money-and the prospect
Inns far never was better tor fine crops ahead.
Thank the Lord and keep to work.
And still the Grain comes!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27
CROSS-CTT WHARF.

nERSONS desiring to Load or Unload
Boats at the above Wharf, recently oc'
cnpied Nv 7. II. Fisher viii apply to The dn-
derS signed. CLARENCE u fkICh'
Leyisburg Cross Cut, May 6, 1883.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

Ig"On our first page will be found state
mrut of the mortality of Lewisburg, last year
10 to every 1000 of thePopulation. To
compare this with the general average of
health IN the most civilized countries, We
copy the following statement from late
Philad. Le9gcr:
s.The rnnrtalifu Of Snrne of The larre CITIES
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

EOR SALE. CHEAP-A Ing Pres, and
| Trimming Knift, a convenient article for
Printers To trlm pamphlets. SC.
Nav -, 80. C.J STAllI.. Book Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-27

WoOp ana Zinc wash ioaris Rro"ms GLASS Putty,
'rTkery AMI stone Ware. Just recei.ed and sae
cheap for cash. exchange for all country Pro
due Highest market prices paid for all Grain
al the Old stand Of HURSII & GOODMAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
OUR HARPER's FERRY DISPATCHES.

i1AkfEks FERRY, oct ~, 1905
The prisoners have been committed 70 Charlcstown
jail the action Of tho Grand Jury They will be
indicted tried in few days. The question urisdic
ton has been settled in his way-Te local authorities
TO try the prisoners for murder, and meanwhile the
United States authorities to proceed charge of
treason. Gov. Wise said TO United States District A,tor
ney oud that he has objection to the general govern
ment proceeding against the psones-that s, VIVA: VIII
be left of them By the the Virginia authorities have
done with them.
Brown is better, and has made fuller statement in
which he says he rented the farm from DR. Kennedy six
months since, and the rent is paid till March. He
had tweaty two at tho farm at tmo
that belonged 10 the organization but he had good
10 expect reiuforcements from Maryland, kentucky,
North aud South Carolina and Canada. He had arms suf
6cent for fifteen hundred men, He had two hundred
revovers, two hundred sharpes rifles, and thousand
spears lie left them at Ihe farm He had abundance
powder and other ammunition. He brought all the
from time TO time from Connecticut and other
Eastern points to Chambersbug, Pa They directed
10 ~ Smith l. Sons Kennedy Farm his assumed name.
They packed in double boxes, deceive the
parties who handled them to the farm. He says he made
mistake in either not OBTAINING the train Sunday
night permitting 10 go unoested This mistake,
ae seemed to infer exposed his dongs too soon and pre-
vented his relnforcemants from coming.
names OF al uo paILeS engaged on night,
except three white hon he admits he sent away
errard, follows, With their proper titles under
the provisional government
WHITES.
OFFICERS Or THE Party.
General John Brown, Comlnander-in Chief, wounded
but will recover
Captain Oliver Brown, dead.
Captain Watson Brown dead.
Captain Aaron C. stephens, Of Connecticut wounded
badly. lie has three balls and possibly recover
Lieutenant Edwin Coppch, Of Iowa, unhurt
Lieutenant Albert Hazlctt, OF Pennsylvania dead
Lieutenant VIM. Lcman, OF Name, dead.
Captain John E. Cook, OF Connecticut escaped
rmvArH.
Stewart Taylor, Of Canada, dead.
Chas. y IiJd, of Maine, dead.
Vim. Thompson, OF New York. dead.
Adolph Thompson, Of New York, dead
Captain Jchn Rage, Of Ohio, raised in Virginia. dead.
Lieutenant Jeremiah Anderson, Of indiano dead
WITH the three whites previously sent oi-nasing
seventeen whites.
NEGROES
painrcrfeld newly OF Oh O. raised in Virginia, dead.
Emperor, OF New York. raised ia south carolina, not
wounded, but prisoner Re was elected member OF
the provisional government some time since
Lewis Lenry, Of Ohio, raised IN virginia, uead
Copeland OF Ohio, raised in Virginia, not wounded,
nrIsoner-at Charcstown
Cen Brown has nine wounds, bat none fatal Bushels
# letters have discovered in all parts of the coun
,ry--,nc from Gerris Smith informs Brown Of money
being deposited in bank in New York the credit Of
smith Sons. II appears 70 DO one Of many, inform
ing him from time 70 time, az money was received,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

plainly delucib]s from tho Drod Scott case, acoompa
MED with resol' don that they will vote for no one for
the Presidency Vice Presidency Of the United States
who does Ict plainly and distinctly affirm aud support
them win<out commttalsm dodgng or equ,vocation
o Should the Charleston Convention declare and affirm
they rights and nominate candidates for the Prcadsy
ord Vice Presidency who distinctly support them, then
the Southern States will support such candidates. and
should they be elected proof win be afforded that the
South may continue with safety In tho confcdcracy.
g. But should the candidates for the Presidency aud
Vice Presidency thus fairly nominated by the Charleston
Convention be defeated In tho Presidential election and
tho republican abolition party succeed in eectg their
candidates the Southern Legislatures soon there
after as they shall suecessyely assemble together should
recall their Senator'S and Representatives from The Con
ess Of the United States and invite the operation Of
their sister Southern States 70 devise for their
safety.
But should the Charleston Convention refuse 10 de-
Glare and affirm tho rights Of the South daducble from
The bred Scott case nominate candidates who will not
arm and support them, then let the Southern States
nominate and support candidates Of their own plainly
and faithfully rejecting and supporting their rights
Should the Southern States succeed In eecing their
aestonal candidates, thus nominated Of course they will
Deem sufficient proof for the present Of their safety in
1he Union.
But should the Southern States fail in electng the
sect 'nal candidates thus nominated then let the same
course be pursued has been suggested in the de-
mocratc party be defeated with candidates standing
Tie rights Of the South, and the black republican abo
ton candidates be elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
The Registr.t ton Of voters Yesterday

The Repatriation Of Voters Yesterday.
The Registrars Of voters proceeded with their work
yesterday in much the same they did Tues
day The Registrars complain that tho books furnished
sm not large enough or suitable for the purpose for
which they are intended. The alphabetical pages are 20
Few that they compelled very often 70 register the
names separate pieces Of paper and insert hc In
regular book.
is asserted that in Of The wards the Registrars
emily copy part Of the polsts leaving on the. Of
persons not known " be all right Is also stated that
NE Registrars have received instructions 10 register only
nose who endorsed by the Democratic Ward Associa
tons
Most Of the Boards have concluded their abors for tho
present. and adjourned the Tuesday preceding
the November election others OF the Boards, how
ever, wn meet 10 day.
Our reporters experienced immense difficulties IN ferret
hg out the Registration localities The aid of police off,
GERS and private citizens freely called in and readily
responded o but yet the result in instances was but
ardiculous mues' In places the Registry had been
shut up early in the day in others they had been
srened, and in few groceries named in the advertise
mcnt no one knew anything about the concern Every
body seemed to look upon the Registration jolly good
joke.
The Registrars desire that the public should know that
enc copy OF the register will be left at eachpo in order
a voters may make corrections in the spelling Of their
names, residences, &c.
We subom the returns Of The week thus far with the
exception Of two wardr In the others the are
nearly full, with but few EXCEPTIONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
LIST 0E THE C0NSPlRAT0RS, WHITE AND BLACK.
THE EFFECT IN WASHING TON.
&C., SC, sc.

Peace and quiet restored az Bsrper'e Ferry. The
h,e prisoners in the hands Of the troops, including oa
watome Brown whose wounds arc said not 10 be serious
have been conveyed to chariescwn, Va where they
70 be tried by the State authorities for murder lfsuch
prosecution fail then the United States win try them for
Gerrt Smith, Joshua Gddings Fred Douglass and other
abolonsts and black republicans. 6srrit Smith appears
to have furnished Of the sinews Of war In Browns
house was found quite magazine Of arms and aomsni-
ton.
full and most interesting particulars. They arc as fol-
lows