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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

Judge on lbs Bench viii be measured by the money
which he shall there accumulate.
If our wise and good rich, intelligent, and honest
citizens think hee things of no moment, they wiz let
them alone as they have heretofore done; but they
nay Jey upon IT, these things will not e, them al)ne
Tho freedom of vacation na3 restored me 20 the fn
vigor OF perfect health, and An not willing 70 oper
il apain by daily confinement in poisoned air. aud since
there seems to be no power in the present city 1tao
ties 10 erect CourIIouse and as no Jadge can per
foIm the duties which belong 20 the ofhce WIN tils
present accommodations, leave the Bench and return
10 the practice Of the law,
.11u WY '''f-'' EDU ARDS PIERREPONf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRR
Cleared.

se.us,ips-Jamestown Skinner Norfolk, Ludlm Hencs
an; stsf OF the South Lyon Savannah, : L. tchn& Son.
Persia (B-) Judkus, Liverpool, T. Ounefdi VIM "o0d"aa
Cunaif Pstimore, msser
Ship Daring SineIs,n, Liverpool G. Co8stocH
Bak-Tfth Of May (PIus) Kuno", CoTh and market A.
Wendt Co.
Brigs-Norwsy (Br) Miller, savannah Gelpcke, Keugn
Reichelt L. b. Ancd Atkinson, ST. john y. b. T. l. Neyil'
& Son. - =, r,--,,,
scroopcry-J NJ TAYLOR Rue, Newbern, r. BlackTell
Marne Merrhsw WILMINGTON, L. 5. Powell A. stewart A.
rams Smhfeld, master, Remington, GaEi Charleston v,n
Blunt Slght; j. Roe Smith CnaT-ston, hct ready Mod
Co J. w. Allen. Doale Galveston, Nee ready, Mott CO.
SoopsJ srnh, Ryerson Bristol sster PhsniI Shop
Steamer-Boston, Croker Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
TO ARRIVE.
Pas.eugers Arrived

In steamship City Of Baltimore from Liseypoo,-A Mn and J9
la NcCanley f. Smith, Mrs. s1dtwo Misses RooOins s. o.
Cs,i on Mrs Burlington Mrs Undeh and child Miss Under
bin, Mrs Wudmer atd child Fanny GenSasa Mrs La, Dig
ans Brown Frost, Q1un DunkiGs, Whitmore n Munn,
Grtin Pycock Mono Rev. Mr.. Courtney, Roney Wilson,
ss.word and two chdeu Mcbride, Rev Mr. and MI Thou
SON Hal lady Proctor sod lady, Riefon and iy r. Tor
renee and wife bakers and wife Coe and w simons an
wife wife Mrs Bebee and three chi CAk aa
FInbond Duffy Stuart Ponpr Wbtry, Conden, CIs"i1fd
Brussng Wher Hng,ayes, Dali Cooper Parker, AhnghAa
Cart Barton Gallagher WhttemeIe McSuly aud 10
in storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
Rx TeIexranh.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Arr b. BRIG W Walker bonof
dis haigr f1r rtphs
BOSTON, OCT g. Art steamer : X spsulipg Hose, bo,~
tn tH's trd OF hg Wave Eopes Por nrui " siHe's
lso aa,fa s,lIs Kate agent Brown, hsas' D. D Leo
NEW- CrLFANs. o,t ,s.. seain,hp Tenn. see Nov.
Nolk 'h'p roIy head, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

CAN'T M,CrLrocH 81 the brs Ornate tPcrt sept; 49, a~
br bark BosphUras A,LoTe on Cape Holand,rs.
tW,r Sse lA The ship sai OF Hope OF Boon, Pearson,
non Csg bound to Cok with cargo OF gusno arrived e
yesterday in aNtry caky condition survey has been hec
sod pis ',trd ne was making 70 nchts Of water per hour
he whGrg bois l. Sears OF EtaowD Fisher WAS ~recAri
81 li mont thr .h inst duh ahueyy ~ p gale The wfccA
D. I'd tn sold Ter $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

W JoussoN 10 on. AGENT ne BmroEioN n - Jos 10 %
=, tua T.E va, and vii A,euA NitA pAI,,
S:n4"tsly I'D Weekly Ldt.sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Ses............ 9-Hoon-Rses.. lVS
9ATER THIS DAY. -.
s.rsv Hook 3:i3 Gov Isand. 433 HeDGsts..'s bil3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

Sep, o. INT. - 20, Ion s2 %. big Msy o! Dshy " s.
ner N-,A oh isth, ship Nyandotte, on cfni'' "a
chr Mary r.uh lerc, 2h lat % A, len - ~, bn5 NAY
Lowell lof NrV- ofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
-YEW-JKRSEY ITEMS.

Tn SUPPOSED MURDER OF CAPT. KrLLY.-rne
Jury in tho case Of Capt. Richard c. Kelly OF the
schooner Cathane Margaret, who is supposed to Lave
come TO his death by foul play convened llst evening
at IIotoken. Coroner Gainey stated that he rad no
further evidence to offer at present the tims had
been too limited, and accordingly adjourned the esse
for a few days. Francis McDonough Chief OF Police
of Hoboksn together with OMeer Kilcauly of Jersoy
City, ere engaged in assisting the Coroner 20 solve
this mystery, aud every effort viii be made to accom-
plish that purpoe. 1t has already been asoeTt4inel
that two en- answering the description Of the captain
and Hooper were to leave the schooner in Va w.
and after short time to leave iioboaen AGAIN in the
boat. Other facs have also come to light which will
DO developed at the inquest.
AssEuBn EouNATIOS. The Inion delegates 10
the Second Assembly Convention, comprising HgJ,ksn
and tie Fourth Ward Of Jerley City, met l4st night
aud nominated Cornelius '. TmuLagen Of the Fourth
Ward, Jersey City, for Assembly.
RgruELicAa kGHFiTIoSs.-Tut delegates % the
Republican County Convention are 70 meet this
Wednefdayl afternoon AZ Newkrks Hotel, in Hadson
civ, {. ron. ne caaajass for Sheriff a4l C,ronerf.
M Henry NewaiL IS. acknowledgements .hcoou-
iagon Tor She-ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

N,bro's GAaprS .--ks this hoase, last night, ap-
pssr,d geRtler,sn nav 70 me American stage, who
bs, l.tely come from England with ambitious aspra
tons FOR cis,A tlsn,;c fame comedian. lie made
Lis fret bow I, t5s Apeican p1Ols az most ilsusp
COus tje-on o13 Of the of nights OF NJ. Forrest,
when tie audience particularly sclDty. The p'ay
ives, All thst Gttsrs is not Gold, and The new per-
former undertook the part Of Toby TSinzle. lie ap
psared 20 b. somewhat embarrassed az his position
hu, went through the part crediahly, aud male very
good impression. Mr.. and Ers. Conway, who played
the ebarsc,ers of Stephen Plum and Martha Gibbs
were both excellent though the inaccuracies OF others
in the cas-: showed that the piece had boon insucieniy
rsheaIssd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
BY order Of the Commissioners.
Union County Court Proclamation

NNTHERiiAS, the Hon. ABM WILSON,
w President Judge for the 2Uih judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed oil the
counties Of Union. Mliln and Snyder, and
PaiLiP Real and JSo W SiNo>ToN EsqS., Assoc
ciaIe Judges IN Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing dale the 22d day oil sept.
1860 and to me directed. for The holding oi an
Orphans Court, Courl of Common Pleas, oyer
aud Terminer. and General Quarter sessions
al LEW lSBURG, for the county oi tNioN,
on the rhird MONDAY of deer (belng The
l1ih day) 1850. and 10 continue one week,
Nolice Is therefore hereby gwen 10 me Cor
oner Justices of the Peace and Con>tab!eS IN
and for The county of Union. To appear IN Their
own proper persons with their records. inqai-
sition>, examinations and other rememhrances
To do those things winch of their Offices and IN
their behalf apperiain 10 be dome; and al W.T.
nes>e> and other persons prosecuting 10 oehali
of the Commonwealth against any per>"h or
persons, are required 10 be then and 'here
attending, and not depart without leave al ihciT
nerii. Jurors are requested 10 be puHciuaI IN
their attendance al the appointed time aSreea-
bic to notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
If 5 Office IN Lewi>burg, the 18Th LAY "i
Now, in ,he wear Of our Lord one thousand
e. ght hundred ani sixty and the ei%hty-i"urth
year of the Independence of the iGlied oIale>
nf Amerlca-tipi save the tommonWcaIh.
JOHE CRO>SGROVE. Sher,h
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Freedom. national: Slavery, sectional I!
Thirty Sixth CoEgress...2i Session

Both Houses met as usual on Mon
day, and never, i. is said, were the Mem
bers aud Senators in better humor, or ap-
parently on better terms with each other
Tue two South Carolina Senators, and one
Member. were absent-all the others were
there, for their money and 20 "agitate."
Oaly preparatory business was transacted
that day.
Tuesday, Immediately after the Message
was read, Clingman, of n. G., logged in
"the Niger" abusing Lincoln and the
North. Crittenlen, Of Ky, made calm,
conciIiatory speech.
In the House, q moderate Southerner
moved for a special committee on "the
Slavery question" to consist of Ole from
each State, which was carried by three to
one-some of the Nor,herneys voting
against it as unnecessary.
THUS, in each branch Of our National
Lacislature, the Democracy and Disunion-
lists Gas they have for twenty years pasD
"renewed the Slavery excitement just as
soon as they could "thrust the fre-bFand
iu! Now,who are q. fault for 'hls-they
who force on the delicate sui ject in such
indecent haste, or they who prefer to 60
on with the ordinary, pressing, appropriate
business of legislation-who!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Issue Lists for Sept. 1860.

Issue Lists for Sept. 1860.
Jos W >hrUer " John VI Iaylor
Sanl |. Beck vs. CHARLES Sizes
Juhn Marry vs DuIman (and = others)
Scotts Pres. Ch. ". Juhn Mtail
N'Carv TATE " X : BrobSt
Cyrus Eaton VS. 5 + & " ) Bogenreif
DAVID Click vs. Saml 5 Barber
MitdleSwarth kerns " Co VS. Chs II Shriner
John Werz VS. Peler NevluS et al
Samuel " Snodgra>s vs. VIM Young Jr
UlSh for Gutellu,' Admrs Vs. Geo DreIsbach
Abraham Black vs. Andrew splitter
I Church Il Co vs. Nm II kleckner
& J Young VS. ThnS G Orwis
Charles Siees VS. SAM l. Beck
Wm Price Jr VS. RobI NJ Mu>ser
North, Chase & North Us Joel Hu-sh
Joseph Christine VS. Beaver, GedLes M& Co
DIR VIM + Seebo!d VS. Saml & Wilt
LanSun Burrows VS. Cha> ID Muwr-r
High for Deurler VS. A Messenger with notice
Stenlnger q Rauch vs. Black X Fisher
Y"unsm. Il Walter VS. Noah Walter with no.
Matthias Sncler VS. 4 Nickel with no.
X 4 Bawes for Slee. VS. John Locke
Lew Cromley VS. VIM Brown Jr ct al
Ralph Duy VS. Henry Mason
Matilda krick Us Martin ID Reed
Baum for Peacock ct al " Jno VI Baum
Peacock ct al ind. of S K B vs. do
same vs. do
Joseph Lynn John Paul
George B Nancy Jodon John Miller 1 Geo Hoover
David N,>bit Vs. John Paui
John Rnwrr Robert C,ndor E.1
u 'iast fr jacob Kiine's ,lmr> Andrew Gutelius
william frck Binyer A Frirk
Sarah Randolph vs. jonathan Nashit'S tdmrs
Sarah Bil-r Dr. Chss Brdudac" a Wife
Samuel l. Beck vs. Martin brri.hirh II al
II II igh for Wm Drntl-r sIbri- bt 4 Messenger
Chari-- Nen-rh w. B-rkinbn- 4 M-rrs
I-nry Mifrhr'I " Dsul Fry .ni Ni-hi Kieckner
Michael Grove vs. Thomas Walker etai
Amos i.rter John Ei>i-ls Exrs
jonathan Wolfe Centre Co. vs. Helry Charles
{ 10 ~hrinrr " Vim Rule
Bebj F-:ter CWit
do aud y if- same ct nj
J',hn Winters " Pr 4 Irntzsr
Margaret Myers " tsnj omich
Arvine Clark Amir " chur-h & M'Mrhaei
Nirh's Nensrh's Admir- V Yuungmsn 4 Waiter
Clarke for CGmmin.s " John M'AlsrDey
'is-r for u II Hayes Aam'r m Johnson with DO
) W Duct-tt. Ind. j rhnmss VS. 4 ! Young
Vim Van Gsz-r ~ John VI CRanck
Commth II P-nn's VS. Wm Brown, Jr.
Hursh Hutchinson vs.. Birkeubiue Mesrs
Charles N-iL.l vs. Philip Wrkel
Georgs kilmyer vs Wm. Frick 4 Co
Miller assis- nf Stshis TX TIursh ex'r Jodon
'sme. Arnold rs Frick. Biln-yer Co
Joseph Cumming. vs. L Beck
l. Beck vs J y cummings
N Walter vs John kesser
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
pf0thDnotarV'S Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gIveI 10 all concerned,
that WILLIAM CaM.RoS, Esq, Receiver,
appointed by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Cninn Coanty," "f the late firm ol William
Frick q Co. consisting Of William Frick.
Phthp Blimeyer aud Henry Fric5, ol the
Borough Of Lrui>burg. IN SAID comfy. has
fled his account IN the Pruthono'ary'S office,
at Lewi,burs aforesaid. and that the same
account will be presented for Confirmation
and allowance at "a Court of Common Pleas
of said county. On FRIDAY. the 2l>i dav OF
December next, SAMUEL kOi SH,
I.MisInr.- MY. Il ISrn. ItaiLann,rrl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby giyen to all coz

" : -
~ ct'ued,lhd' ''e 'o'i""'"- "a''i'u F'' '"u
nave settled their accounts ~ 'hr ke@l @lslrr
o'hce al Lewiehais' thi"h c"u"'V, """ 'nd'
the said accounts Will be P'e>rn'e" i'f comm
nation and allowance al lhe oIph"hN I'u'l
! 10 he held al LII" lSb IL i'' !of .nr county ui
Union, on the ihIfd fridAy "i bh' ." oHn
next heing the ~ dty "t >a'i month"; VIZ;
ne account oi 'dc"n roy N""h'u' "a
tor OF J''" H''"'f''' iate "' -n,A A,'hou'?. acc u
tor Of John sshrack. deed who was Executor
| Of .Jptn Rishsi tate of BuliaIoe Ip., deed
3 Tue account q! Thomas Hayes, Execu-
| tor Of WirgGrd lpuHg, late o! The borough Of
! LrwI>hurs. deed
the account of George Der. ham. h.
mini>rraror with the will annexed of Ed-q-
| b,h Hiuf. lae Of Lins, tone Tr.. deed
The account Of Jacob S.haver. Admin
| iSirator Of Enyle Schradtr, Iale Of Hartley
! Tn deed.
GEORGE MERRILL. Register
Reoi>ter's Office. Lewl>bnrg, Nov. II. SEQ
- ,.,
| Grani JurGrS, December Term, lS0U.
1 I,ri,tury-Inhn>on Walls, Charles Mensch,
| Lewis a>herfelter.
! B.T.lo,-DayId Herbst. Michael Dunlle, Jno
WISE, CYRUS Dreisbach.
/ L,lris-Juseph Charles, Charles Ruhl, Henry
| ,Drwig
/ WlHe Dsr-David B. Kaufman, Isaac Statter,
Iona> Ranch.
! E.Ny-Wm Nnu. James shields, John King.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

ylY virrue Of a writ of Ven TX. jssue3 ont
IS o. tie CIur, ~ C.mmon P.rhS % t"f"a
cI,I..r. and t. me ,iirec'ed, will be exposed TO
Puhlr sale or oujcry, at 'he pubic h"n>e "!
l. d Brewer IN the borough al Lewl-hnrc on
.N.adry tine r7th day o. December, 1860. at
o'clock, p VI,
A certain halflot of ground more or less.
situate IN the bore of LewIsburg and county
aforesaid, bounded north by lot Of Jacob Hum
mel. east hy dih ST.. south by halt lot "i Isaac
II Wagner and ives, by an alley, wher"on are
- erected one and ha'f srorev Frame
EIs DNe!iinS Esou>e, Well ot Wa
Ter. and other uutnuidlnss, &c. with The ap-
pur,enances. a. the properly oi J''eph Mine.
JOHN CRO>>GROVE, sheriff.
ShprifS O.lic., Lewi>bur.. Nov. 70, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

HoAxING THE GOVERNORS. All will
remember how Gt was coujsctured)
Levis5urg (Pa) student alarmed Gov.
Wise, of Va, about an imaginary Capt.
James Snelley, whose armed baud vas to
20 to the rescue of John Brown. Re
Gently, Bellefon;e Editor wrote to Gov.
Le,cher of Va, proposing to help him fight
for the Union, and stating that 200 Viz
piuiaus had offered to march under hin Of
the type and iuk-wtereat Gov. Le'eher
sen, back baughty letter, declining lh-
preferred aid But the most funny thing
is letter from Redpaih and other red
mouthed Black Aboli.ioDis,s of Boston,
asking Gov. Packer TO aid them in celc-
bra,ing Ola Browns mlr'yrlcm: their
first letter not meeting response, they
sent secObd, urging a prompt reply: to
this, Gov. Packer advised them to mind
their Own business, abd beware 4 Brcwn's :
awful eud-very good advice, bat the c ov-
ernor did not answer whether be would or
would not 90. We advise them not TO
wait. THIS last Ike reminds Us Of the
manner il which Charley $ dispose
Of some petitions 60. up by Member Of
our Legislature to c-Pe! Free Blacks from
the State: be SEQ, them al to Aiken,
Linn, and lie 3l4ckest R~l1t.!c2as in The
coun,y.l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

sy-It is conceded that Lincoln has 100
to 1900 mi. over Douglas in Californ'a,
Breck. pex,, and Bell last. ln Oregon,
Lincoln has 500 to 400 m"jori'y over
Breck. aud Lane, who are far ahead OF
Douglas. In Virginia, by throwing out
some iuformai Bel votes in certain coun-
ties, six Breck Electors are declared cho-
sen, and niue Bell Eecturs-an Outrage
on the Bel. party, but made by the Gov
ernor and legal cauvassers, and 'hereseems
TO be 10 remedy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
county.]

IGNo,hing can better e1emplify the
illegality and Injustice Of the rev tangled
southern democratic doctrine Of secession,
than the case Of Florida. That country
wa. purchased Hi,h the common funds Of
the Uuiied States, large sums have becu
spent 10 fOr,ifc.tions and military eqgi,- =
ment-, the sutjectiou Of few ILI.ans
cost vas, sums Of money, aud 10 ..,'.e
biood-the aggregate cost beng O4e bun.
Jred Millions of Dollars-yet til. pet'y
State, xbich probably never los, sc.re Of
slaves, and is constant tal'Lfe 70 u--a
State with less iuhatitaD's lLsl some Nor
tbern counties, under the guidance Of its
mousing politicians take II The night of
seeding aud takipga al 'ais common pub
lie property. [Look a, Texas, too ]
%Tba, so Reward is not yet claim
ed-"the Doctors disagree" Of the two
Democratic papers in Wiiiismsport, the
Gazette says all the "Fusiou" vote were
for Douglas: who is q Popular Sovereignty
aud Union man. But L other Democra
tic organ, the Democrat, claims all ot
"Fusiou's" vote for Brcckinridge, who i:
the Slave Code aud Secession par,y's nan.
Here, you see, are radical differences o'
views, aid the problem remains unsolved
nWho is Fusion and what bis politics p
~The Slavery Politicians Panic ha:
prostrated the entire Soutb-done some
damage in Penu'a, bat all the Banks here
have not ye: suspsnded-~hile, North oi
our State, the Banks are frm. Many
think the storm will soon be past.
LurHERAss IN THE y. S.-From the
Lutheran Church Almanac for 1861, We
CLEAN the following statistics OF that de-
nomination Number Of Synods in Amer.
lea, So; Congregations, 227S; ciergymeu,
1922 COMMITMENTS, 246,7SS. The
Oldest synod, was organized il3 years
ago. OF Lutheran newspapers in Aneri-
ca, Is are printed in the German language,
Jim English, / in Swedish aud 10 Nor
wegian.
The total expense, so far, of the Eng-
lisb expedition to China, according TO The
parliamentary returns, is Si7 ,620, GAO.
Georgia has a population Of l,075 ,977
-an increase Of lo9. .91S in ten years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

r@We send herewith to sach Of our
readers as we suppose have not received
it, the Presidents Message. Not having
had time to read it, We offer no comments.
Ii is said TO have been cut down about
oue-fourth from its original length, in or
der to couciliate Cobb and Thompson, the
Secessionists in his Cabinet, which he is
anxious TO keep unbrOkeu until bis term
closes. 1t is presumed, therefore, not to
reflect his full view of the Disuuion ques
tiOn, and to be devoted solely to paciiying
the Seceders by throwing all the blame up
on the North. Now read aud see how
near We guess at it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

w-Penpsyleania made the first turn
nike road ia the United States, laid the
first railroad, established the first water
works, ran the first locomotive, established
the FIRST hospira.., the FIRST law school, 'hr
first public museum, the frst hall Of mu-
sic. AID the first library iu the world
opened freely to all. 1t has also given the
largest Republican maj 'rity of any State
in Ile Union, at the election just pass
ed. Coed for the Old Key stone.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

eG-Latcr accounts from K,nsa' agree
that the rumored ou'rages Of Montgomery
and his party are generally e1'gserated-
Fort Sc,tt is uudi,turhed, aud Judge " Il
liams and his Court ran away from no
dagger ba, their guilty fears. The Bor'
der Ruff aus have attempted to revive their
cid expressions, and Montgomery took the
lives Of the N ost obnoxious Of those enc
mies-bsd blood is there, and will hardly
die out ia this gcnera'ion-but no general
outbreak or danger is anticipated.
ELEcronAL VoTEs. 1t is remarkable
how many Presidents have been ehosen by
about the same electoral vote.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Real Estate.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE.
DYa p,urius order of the Orphans Conrt OF
- Union county. will be Sold by Query on
Tuesday, December Is,

the large and commodIous two-S,orey brick
Mansion House and Lot, with the aP-
pur euancss. property Of the late jonathan
Ne>tIt, deed. situate IN the Borough of Lew
lshurs. bounded on The east by property oi
Dr. VIM. Hayes, on the south by Pine alley, on
the west hy lot of Wn Jones. Esq. aud "n
the north hy Market street, numbered IN me
general plan OF The Borough No. 40. Ihe
property j. nearly new, and butt IN good.
workmaulIke manner, and oi superior male
rails aud If wanted for Public House, can
be made >uIIa. le w'ih few alIerail'ns.
Persons wishing 10 purchase can examine
the premises by calling on The subscriber, or
on Wm. ZONES. Esq. adjoining the premises.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. VI. of
said day, when c"ndltI"nS will he made kno orn.
Hii'iH p. S'IELLER, Admir-.
Lewi>burg. Nov. =, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
IO2 SALE.
szg.s. q Aces of WO3DLhWD

s%gzTr. q Aces of WC5DLhWD
~ 80 IN Yves, Buti'oe township. At
~ PRIV ATE SALE. II hes within
-h half a mIle OF the ItwI>turg and
Brush Valley road. a mile and a half from
two >aw-mtIi>, and adjoining lands OF Jacob
Miller, John Fox and heirs Of Fred'k Gross.
There Is a good >prhg Of water ami Ch">nn'.
Oak and Poplar lumber on the land. Inquire
al This Office or of >AN'L EWING
Buiial0e Tp. Nov. 10, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
HARD TINES OUIDONEl
.F0kiS WALLS eco

AVE Iast received On atdluon 70 heir
!"rar >i''k] iresa >urry,t >f,,,p
i-'D NtAEEH EDODS. and o,. Iea,e rrs.
PfcHoiiy To rri rnI the Ladies and ti,pr.pnen
"i Town and County, at they can sun ,hem
10 ahyihir" Ia Their line, # lrade. sty.., cusl.
~ aud pIcr.
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LsWisbu,g Literary Association.
Western Lots, for sile cae9p.

7 OF d, bl'k ii2. s~0-iur II. b, 4 2G' ,Si0-
lot =. nix 40, SEQ Let Is. hi'k 81 $40
IN DAKOrA CITY. q County sea, and Land
Office sIie) Nebraska Territory.
Also 3 Lots ~ The town of SPENCER,ihe
seat of justice Inr Clay county. on the lne Of
the Dubuque Il 4iirrad. at $40 each.
JOHN 3. LINN. LewI>hnrg.
JULY . 1860 Agent for FE,>u, VI ZiLBacH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
vVNHE following described Real Estate
sltua,e IN LewI>hurs l. nrTrd al private
sale. By calling On the sub>cr ber IuIl de-
scrip'ion OF the property with terms. &c. wall
be made known |. pur, ha>sr>.
No. l. Is SuialI E,TiCk Dwelling
House and Lot nf Ground, pIrasaGily ivca-
ted aud in a part of The town that Is rapidly
improving. Terms easy.
No 2. A desirable Building Lot. 66
feet front by Isl deep. situate on The River
road, Brown srreeO IN University addIti"n.
SAN'L II ORNIG Real Estate Aet.
Eewisburg. July 20 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Fer lI,c Gentlemen.

n" '"'t arI largest m l.. "a t.n ,mIrscfn. II.
INST 2" t"H"h" ,i ice g.! Ioti 'Hssinrt-s Nt.t..
''.''a' -. att 'r.u'~' furnishing Goots s-l-ra
AID boys.
A.>o all kinds e GROCERIES,. PtEp.
WAHE. QGEtNSWARE, SALT, NAILS.
TLAsTER. Ac
FISH Ia !. ! and thlS.
Ala large quantity Of Stove Ccal.
Which We Viii l-i,.I s, yart If town ot .o,, ,s
'''' a' "- i" iuT" As The guaty ,f r. .r !.
lr cur rt' re t,~r. 80 iffsr.u, .r...t
tiHi-1 -1urL'fs toai- ILr WOOD IsAen IL -Ietsus. ar
e,al "
= Cash paid fer al binds Of GRIN
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VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND
VERY BEST Oh. ALWAYS ON HAND!
t.lur-. Au. 81. 1890.
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Nov Q, 1850