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eaG:ar9a y collecting oMee l54 LaIe Gtseet, ~
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, 1859-03-07
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218 South Water Street.
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HIRAM WHEELER
klRODUCE COMMISSION NRRCHASr
l. cosnE Of Qs<k and South sser uretk
*a&xLRKa BUuDlNa-Up srAlas
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

( THE SLAVE-lloLDER' is the title of
a newspaper just started at Cnhaba, Ala.
blma. The editor runs up the names of
Robert b. Rhett, of South Carolina, and
G. G. Clay, Jr., of Alabama, as its ticket
for Pre>i lent aud Vice President in 1860.
lie expecs nothing good Of the Charles
ton Convention, but declares it vii! "eirhcr
break up in a row, or the Southern dele.
gates rcPudlatc any nomination which is
not Of H,attern men, and nominate
Sye'Lera hcLet in another Convention"
The Eiitor of the Sudbury american
has received such Information as leaves no
doubt that the short connecting link of
road wanting to unite the Shamokin Val
ley road with the Mine Hui and Other
roads leading from PottsvilIc and Miners
vile, AID connecting with the Reading
road, will be made Ia Il very short time
WASHINGTON, Nov l4.-Private adyi-
from Boston state that NJ Donald, who
was arrested here on suspicion of being
connected with the lIarpcr's Ferry con,
spiracy, is well known there, aud IS un
doubted!y Insane. lie is still detained in
Washington, though nothing has as yet
trauspircd 10 establish his guilt.
Mr.. Riley, who has been Officiating in
the Episcopal Church, iu Sunbury, has
preached his farewell sermon, getting
cali from Nashville, Tcun., he has le,er-
mined to take charge Of congregation in
that city.
From an Isabella grape vine three
years old, on the premises Of Francis Bu
cher, III Sudbury, four bushels Of iue
grapes were gathered this fall.
The total vote cast by the larger Bol-
oughs of Pennsy sania at the last election
werc-Iork 1864, Allentown 1894, Iar-
risburg l2l2 Pot,syille llsj, Elstoa ll25,
You can not avoid your own company
therefore, make it as good as you can
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
$1,000 Race

EfO come of, last September. in Union
1 county, between Flora Temple and the
Monster Of Long Island.
Fak Regoua, | seen bigger race nor
hat, on Third street IN Lewisburg.
tim. An what was II
fat Sure. an was the Papie all a-chrow-
din 10 ZIMMERMAN " ZELLERS' Nep and
fashionable CIolhHg Sfore, 10 buy themselves
new toggery from head TO fut.
Jim. An how chapel
PGt. Och, bat wasn't there a nate Coat,
Pants and tesl for So, an fine suits from
'Sl3 10 $40 ! an comfalhable Overcoats from
$3.50 up as high y- mind carpets from rs
10 % cInis yard Shirts and Drawers for
So clnts up an Boys Goats. Vests and Pants,
aui CaSsImeTes, French Cloth, Grenadains,
%',-and power o other goods-for iist
about what they cost, barrin' the Mransportha-
f'HS q olaVe that's what they call the bring
m oi EN- here) And. now JENNY, i: YOU
want 10 help yourself TO a wife, rhun TO z. d
rs Store, and save IS TO $40 on your we'd
ding suit, (aud divide the orEerphIsh betwans
the Pdrson and the Prinier-Heaven bliss'e 'emD
Inn Shau't forget 10 go this very minnit
a dollar saved IS a.do.lar armed, any day.
I Ext jimmy around the corner on a trot for
ZIMMERMAN5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
Cabinet and Chair Ware Rcon,
AND
TEAM UE. IINE SgxOs,

NORTH LIST and From, 81. The Subscriber
~ most respectfully informs the citizens
of Lewis5urg and surrounding country that
he has on hand for sale the largest, best and
cheapest assortment of Furniture ever
ever offered 10 the pcbiic-compiising
- Bureaus, Fancy and Common Bed
steaiS, Jenny Lind, Cottage, French
s-sgIz and Common-Tables, Cenler. Card,
Pier, Dining, Breakfast and Common-.iat
Stands. Cottage Washstands, and common
Stands OF all kinds,
Hair, Cloth, aud =
CANE SEAT Chairs Of al kinds, ?
HORSE SHOE Chairs at Wholesale,
Common and Rocking Chairs
and little Of everything in Furniture line.
Metallic Cases and Wooden Collins either
on hand or made TO order, and FUNERALS
attended 10 promptly as usual.
Being provided with Circu'ar aua Scroll
Saws driven by steam power, can furnish
all kinds Of Cabinet TURNING
Posts and Bannisters aad Hand Ratings on
hand or fHrnet or Sawed TO order, different
sizes and patterns.
Furniture to order. Repairing rs usual.
= Cheaper than Ever for Ready Pay. -:
Thankful for nearly thif'; years Of liberal
public patronage, reSpec1u.Iy ask conIiu-
uaGce Of the same, and hope ro deserve ~.
DAVID GINTER.
Lewisburg, Sept 80 ls@9
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
HRo' rEEsE,EGiNcE AND EcoNoMI We THRIVE
I HAVE now opened at my Tannery, (lor-
merly H.W .Fries) in Lewisburg,
Boot and Shoe ManulaciOrV,

and most respectfully Solicit the patronage OF
the community, hoping by siricl attention to
business 10 merit share OF the Trade. | am
determined 10 sell. for Cash
tie J,a 1gtj,k far tie ica3 .Nrsy,
both for style and durability, as the material
is Of nag o,ra 1amage, EXCEPT The Moroc,o.
KID and French, of which nave procured
the best in market. My own TaUua.e. and
stock worked in my hop, I.surea and WAY
ranlcd as recommended.
LADIES and others who may desire T. v M
be waited on fer measures at theirresi jences
or at my dwelling, near the shop, by Mr
Fisher, my foreman.
No Easftrn ,cHe hepf FIR sale, bat can
compete with Eastern work in paces, and
furnish better article. In fact, am deter
mined 10 sell lower Than any competitor. Ny
object is 10 dipoSe Of my Hides al cash prices
and Manufacturing added.
Those Who try me will tiBd this no humbug,
but greatly to the interest Of those who wish
To get the value Of their money.
do not deem it important to quote prices,
As sizes and stock dIller materially.
FARMERS having hides 10 dispose Of, may
find 1t an advantage 10 bring them 10 the Yard,
as au allowance will be made 10 them on hides.
The ii lshest Price for Hides, in Cash or
Boots and Shoes.
Leather for sale at all times, on accom-
modalins terms and at low prices.
L. ]. HULL.
Lewisburr Nov. = 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT occurred, on last
Tuesday afternoon, at the new furnace OF
Grove Brothers, of this borough. The
earth around pit, some thirty feet deep,
caved in upon 4 workman by the name of
Bob Johnson, bury ing him some SIX or
eight feet. The most active measures
were at once taken by tie Mcs.rs. Grove
to rescue him from his perilous situation,
and after three hours iucessaut work, the
man was taken out alive, although consid-
trably bruised and exhausted. Had itnot
been for some timbers which in falling
prevented the earth from closing too close
ly around him, he must inevitably been
suffocated and crushed TO death We are
glad to learn that be is rapidly recovering.
During the process Of exhumation, the
most intense excltemant prevailed among
the dense. crowd who had assembled to
witness the operation, and the satisfaction
and Joy at his rescue was universal.-Dan,
cWc DcmoclGt, llM inst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

John Gemberling Of Selinsgrove, was
drowned in the river, near Wl.kesbarrc,
on Wednesday last. He, We understand,
fell from his boat lie was about sixty
years of age, and leaves wife and large
family Of children to mourn his loss.
4 Br oklyn paper urges Horace Grcely
for the next Presidency. 1t characterizcs
him as the man for the people.
The Republicans elected their Sheriff
and Treasurer-all they voted form Elk
county. The two catholic boxes gave ou-
ly one Republican vote on the State ticket.
sheldon 4 Co. of New York have sold
two hundred thousand copies of Spur
geon's Sermons, of which u sixth volume
has just appeared.
\ fellow named Cox broke out of Jail
in Bloomsbury, was pursued, aud had to
be pretty badly bruised before he could be
got back.
John Stroh, of Rush Tp., raises fac,
tender, large turnips, at the rate OF oU0
bushels to the acre, worth, ut 20 cents,
slz9 per acre.
The German Reformed Synod, which
adjourned its sessions, at Harrisburg, last
week, fixed on Lebanon as the place OF
holding the next Synod, and named the
third Tuesday Of October as the time.
A steam saw mill, the property of Judge
LEONARD, situated in the Burnside town
ship, was destroyed by fire on last Friday
morning. The fire originated about the
boiler \ tavern in the same township On
Clearlield county, vas accidentally burned
the same day.
Browns wife is living in Northern
New York-a noble, masculine woman, of
about 50 years-with three younger sons
and a daughter. She is his second wife.
Aa English Baptist church Of 10 mem-
bers, OF whom five we're then baptized, Was
il BlOOmsturg, 9Th inst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
EcU,9b;!ra Ilrnet.
MARRIED.,

Ey Rev. \ Lour,dorf. CIlAELfs SNEED aud Miss
VI. T.. EUHI. 10th ui rnioG county.
Ia VI fiiu burg iOh inst. 10y Rev JCiuchur ju~ ~ II
L SMITH ot Hartley Tp AMI Mi ELIZABETH u L
diurhttr Of John huntington of Kelly Tp.
Ca tn. srth uit. by Hev.I t.. rsTa'h, IiEbh Fllts
aud Mis- ELNIEA IGh~SI SfLCG f N!filinhurL.
ou 9TH inst. hy Davii Splitter. E>q. NY THOMPSON
of EuIalpc and Miss ANN HANMuNl> Of New Berlin
In Upton. Iowa. 10th inst. HENRY J. bE ~. late of
NcE Berlin aud Mis- III II tiI HiTlliUN of Triton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

"JanIeS. did You carry that umbrella
home that borrowed yesterday p inquired d
father Of his only son. No, father, You have
o!ten told me 10 lay up something ior a rainy
day, and as thought II would rain soon,
lald up the umbrella" sensible boy, that !;
and others may do the same for a stormy day
and 4 hard winter that are close at hand, by
purchasing their Boots aud Shoes of q. Marsh.
right opposite the Bank, where You viii be
sure To- get the best article in the market al
the very lowest possible prices. City and
homemade work always on hand, or made 10
order. Sigh of the Big Boot exploding.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
Public Morals.

The Synod ct PUtsLng, in the Pastoral
Letter of last month, take special notice oi
several public observation-disclosures
auce, Circuses connected with animal
shows, promiscuous Dances, aud perverted
Fairs for various ostensiblc useful purpo-
poses, but whose prera1iny tendency is
injurious. They also bear witness to an
other grand swudling and debauchipg I'M
morality, as follows:
"Au extensive system Of gambling in
disguise, has been organized, and has ex-
tended its ramifcations through almost
every town AID village in our bounds
We refer to the G.d Book System of
speculation. Never perhaps has an i'm
moral aud corrupting system of dishonest
gambling and fraud been more ingeniously
disguised and palmed upon an unsuspec-
ting public. Many of our people, espe-
cially young men, and even children, have
been eusuared and misled, and in some in
stances have had passion for sordid and
unjust gain developed in them. Dear
brethren touch not the upclean thing.
We aifec'ionaiely warn you against the
device Of the devil"
iT-Gov. Packer has appointed Charles
Eldred, State Agent on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Strickland kncass, z. F. Dick
inson aud Robert FAIRIES, Engineers to Re-
port on the Sunbury & Erie R,iroad.
Lewis II. Davis, Of the Ledger, Notary
Public, in Potts,OWn, Montgomery county.
Mr., Ellis Weigle, of Armstrong town
snip, Lycoming Co, harvested this year,
iron seven acres Of Land, eleven hundred
aad one bushels Of cars Of corn.
Fred Douglass sailed from QIebec for
t1glani on Saturday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

To- Rev. Mr.. Rsfsr viii preach a Thanks
giving Sermon, i'll the NJ. Z. church. at 10 a.
NJ, next Thursday Thanksgiving Day).
~---o~~~----~-~-~-@-~
tB rhe Teachers of Bnadloe District are
10 meet a; the Bui'ioe Y Roads to reorsanize
the Teachers Institute, on the l9lh inst, at
10 o'clock 4. VI. TEtcHsns.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

zy-Myers, the ouly man in jail in
Lcwisburg, is charged with having stolen
hcrsc in Northumberland county, and a
true bill was found against him, there,
last week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

DGsiication.-On Sunday the iih Dec.
next, The new Evangelical Chnrch on Spruce
Run is 10 be dedicated 10 God. All are invited
10 attend. A. LuNGsnonr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
: See New Advertisements.
= Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 81.

sg-Thc Opposition state Convention. to nominate Il
candidate for Governor Ar is appointed to assemble "A,
u,rrr.i,i.si on WEDNESDAY the 22d FluEuAEY, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

The Union County Teachers Institute viii
meet m MlFFhINBUR RG, on Monday, the :,ih
of December, 1889, al 10 o'clock, a. NJ, To
continue IN session about five days. All the
Teachers Of this county are requested TO be
in attendance, as subjects will be brought be-
tore the institute that may add very much 10
their success IN teaching. We desire To see
school Directors. and other friends OF educa-
tion in attendance. H. e. Hickok, State Su-
pclialendcnr, has consented TO come and give
Us the benefit of his five wears experience
and observations in the Public Schools of this
and other States Prof Hendricks has agreed
To be with US part of the time. Rev A. ID.
Hawn, late County Superintendent of Mliilin
county, has expressed his willingness 10 give
US a helping hand, and may b. expected.
O:her distinguished Educators will be with us
al least during the evening sessions.
The female teachers will be entertained in
private families. The male teachers and 9TH
efs will find good accommodation at the Ho-
tells at from flty 10 seyenty-five cents per day.
The following Subjects have been assigned
To Members of the institute each of whom it
is hoped will make as full, condensed a Re-
port, as possible:
Inaugural A3iress-G W. Chambers.
Spelling. g. Roger.
EcAtliua-Nm. forster.
NritlHg-p. T. irS ia.
Intellectual Arithmetic-W. L. Smith.
Nrttcn Isaac King.
tirnsrafhv-G ". Sweualc.
English Granmar-E Il I.icler.
thysclpcy-Nm. IL E0shnng
tcmpusitou-Mi~s g. j. Thompson.
School Mausrrmeut-J. II smith.
Teachers insiItut'-->. u. MCurdy.
Music in Schools T.. iIaus-
Importance ot attending District and County lnst-
tut---Thos T Hayes.
How to elevate the profession Tearing its proper
stauipr! among ether irli-s s.ions-ioln ""enS
How to instruct a school-Niss VI. 4. Thompson.
Cooperation Of PaTcuts with T,achersMiss T. hlcck-
Qualifications Of school Drrcturs-IIenry h Sanders.
Physical Elucallon-C. :. SwInrfori.
ID, IECkENDORN,
New Drr Rim Nov o $50. Chairman EN Com.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
WILLOW and Cedar Ware. EIa>S-
ware. senee1sNarc. i.ariticn-
ware. Rope, ENine, Sc.


Oct ~, 1899.
NOTICE i, hereby given, that an election
~ for thirteen Directors will be held al
the Banking House ou Monday, Nor. :I>t.
1889, between lhe hours OF o'clock y. NJ.
and 3 o'clock, +. VI. And general meeting
of The Stockholders wiil be held on Tues 1ay
Nov. Isl, at 10 O'clock, AN
DAVID REBER. Cashier
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
rrxs, FoRs FURS!
Hats and Cans,

4 n entire NEW SrOCk Just received at
II GIBSUN'S Hat Mauuiactory, Lewis
burs-lateSt styles. cheaper than ever for
cash. Call IN, Ladies and Gents, and exam
inc for yourselves, aud don't stop at places
where the stock has been lying around Tor
half dozen years.
FuRS repaired or exchanged for new ones.
DRESS HATS made to order al short no
tee aud repaired without charge when they
need 1t.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

E0- Lewis X Evans, late of the Univer-
si'y at Lewisburg, has laid down the fer
ule, with which he "made boys, smart !;
and taken up the quill, to help make men,
intelligent" His new "sPhere" is the
Grocnc County Republican,, Penn. Rath-
er hard soil to work in, but Lew has
good humor and the right, and We trust
may soon see the quoIity Of the name
changed from the vcrdaut to the glorious
Good luck to the first of our graduates
who has asccudel to the editorial throne.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
DR.. WiStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherrv.

WHERE the above preparation is known it is Dwell
tahIishr a. an infatle Remedy tor the cure # tDuyhS
,tLIs S,re Throat. HouyeHcS bronchitis. >iininq u
IIr-i IhiH i the Brsast, C0H. Gi~giH9 Csgh, and ~
ery flEn Pulmonary tuMiLuNr that were work OF
stpersrc-AtiGn 20 speak OF it, merits.
discovered by well known ply stefan more than twdn-
r yar. since il has tv the wonderful it has ec
ted been constantly approaching IN pubic favor, until It's
use and reputation alike universal and u rs low
known and cherished 10y all and their nane Is legion
who have been restored health by its the GREAT
REMEDY far all diseases which processes 10 cure
srJames Clark physician Queen Victoria: has given
il as his opinion that
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
LOOK THIS NAYI

NOTICE! NOTCE!H! NOTICE,!!
II AYING just returned fTom the CITY
II with an unu>aliy large Stock and well
selected, and ana now prepared 10 sell goods
lower than can lie bought elsewhere Oh this
SIDE oi Philade FhIa.
Hardware Hardware, Hardware -!
NaiEs-NaiIs-LCck Latches, Hinces'
Screws, Gia>>, IulGg, Paints, Oil-in fact
every Ching yea may want 10 build YOUR
Segi a fl,5-rate house or barn twenty per
cent. lower tha1 ever before. THIS uay!
TIN, tgIr.
CARPENTERS. hete you can get the cele.
brlted Greenfield Planes. spear y Jachsons
banJ, jeDcR sr3 RIP Saws, Butchers. Beaiiys
and Brady'S CAlscis and Plane Irons, patent
AMI common Braces, Brace Bus, Ausers,
squares. GusscS. ir,n Screws, Compass Saws,
Hamout'S Hammers. &c.
BlacksmllhS -iRON-IRON-AL
KINDS Bar, sccilCp Tyre, Oval, Round and
S4Harc-Ca>i Strcl. Srriag and English Steel,
Ni>eS, AnyilS. Be'low>, Screw Plates, etc.
uU>EkEEPEESi Table Knives and
FCra>, CaIveT. Spoons Kettles, Lamps. Can.
ilr,ticss Coffee wis. 0clohs Mats, Pans Bowls, lie
VAL EIT'EE-You riII End all the ahp,. with .
great ulauy al the UAEpw ,sD iTnN STORE of
JOSEPH aFADDEN,
in the IA n-y.nIuS stand, LEMlSBu re, Pc.
TINS VII! THIS WATI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
:, ". FOsSs.C CO.. RsTOPriCtOrs

bss 10 Y.
For sale tv their agents ey.ry~here. and IN Iesis
hu-r by J. n J. Walls and :. : Cai.Nelj ana IN Nv
le.i!a by Mrs. Margaret u ntsgf. t'r''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

LIZ" many waters: u,w glad symphonies
pi thank aud --lur, t. oar God: aud then,
IL : L. ----. L H. L

l
The mlris'crs appeared III the pulpit,
aud the morning services proceeded. Pres.
Gearhart of Franklin II Marshall College,
u lancaster, dl>caursed from the 9Jih
Psalm, 9Th Il 1th, SO come, let Us wor-
ship aud bow down." &c. His sermon
was cheering, pleasing picture Of the
earnest invitation and the nature Of Chris
ilan worship. Ia the afternoon, Dr.
Schaif, of Mcrccrsburg, told i'll avery yplca--
ing way the beauty, the necessity, and the
happiness resulting from the Observance
Of hls tcxt--"keep My Sabbath. reyer-
anec Ny sanctuary"
Daring the day and evening, the very
handsome collection Of cash aud subscrip-
tions to the amount of S2lS3, was raised
towards liquidating the debt Of $500 re
naming on the structure.
Next Tuesday evening, the Union
Legislature are called together, in Mr.
Hesser schOol-ro0m.
About 125 persons sat down to the
supper provided by Mr.. Deckard at the
re opening Of his "Union llouse'-a sub
stautial, three storey brick edtice.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters

~ of Administration on the Estate Of
ABRAHAM EYER late of union township,
Union county, dec j, have been granted 10 the
undersigned by the Register OF Union county
in due form of law therefore, all persons IN
debted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any IaSt
claims are also requested 10 present them ie-
galy authenticated for settlement.
CHRlSTIANNA WALTER
Limestone Tp, Union Co, Nov II, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
FROM MiFFLINBURG,

" EDNEsDAY, Nov. l6

W EDNEsDAY, Nov. 10.
Last Sabbath was the appointed time
for the dedication Of the new German Be
formed church in this good old town.
Half century has rolled around since
the Reformed iu this place, in union with
the Lutherans, dedicated their first church
the "St. Elias (Which is now mod
eled aud fitted for the use Of our public
schools } But Eve persons, members at
that time, can now be counted as living
links TO the occasion and the many inter
yenlug eveuts. Tue new house is built
OF brick, large and beautiful, at cost Of
about six thousand dollars. Will the in-
nova'ion Of fashion and improvement, in
the next half century discard this one,
adopted to this people and this time !:
How many of the congregation will then
live to tell the story If to day, is Indeed a
solemn thought
The day was cold anl uuflyorable, vet
the house was filed, although Compare
lively few Strangers were in the audience
| was happy to be there-delighted to see
--eurapturei to hear. Every body looked
pleased. Thc ai,ies, the altar, and pulpit
floors, are beautifully carpetcI; the pews
are comfortably cushioned aud it is but
far to say that this is the work Of tue
"iar." Looking about on the beautifully
fTeseocd walls. noticed in good letter,
over the pulpit, "The Lord is in His He
L. ?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18
Gbambsrlia l)ra,'5 CarS.

I'VE have tested the merits oi
cash business our entire satfaolan, and are folly
determined not drl:ste from II. Our stock i nov
lsr-sr aud mere oornplats than ever ard pre-
pared to furnish our patrons with every thnsin eur line
Of business 1t the lowest PFsess for Cash. 10 cscls"e
for Wheat Rye Corn, Oats. Coverscea Barley, fmois
seed, Flax Seed Potatoes, Bacon, Butter, Lafj, Ass'
Tallow, Soap, &e.
We also pay eash for all Kinds u Produce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

sa-George M'Nair, late of the Lewis
burg University, has settled as pastor ;u
LcRoy, Bradford Co, Pas. c. Dare at
Canten, and VIM. f. Cornwell at Woods
town, n. J.-and j. Spencer keDnard at
Washington City.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-18

One PIkE-MrI Zimmerman has shown
Us the largest fsL We have ever seen OF
the pike ordcr-beins not less than t,rca-
y,fee iachos long, and weighing four
pounds. lie caught him in the dam of
the ChiIlisqlaque mill (Bu,ler's, formerly
Nipcen;'s, near the river.