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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

Star Il Obrol(ltlt
0. N. woRDEN & J. R. CORNELIUS.
To Basi.~ss .Ern.-The LssssuES CHEoSrcts.
published the Cash system has the best
Circulation oiSnY Newspaper il Uuion County
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional !!
Complete Returns.
L:~ooIS. Douglas BreckinriSe. Bell
Maine $1,000 2s,G0O 1000 1000
New Hamp. 33. 963 22.O26 l,62l 3s7
Massachu los .272 SO s39 2l.s3l 6Gsi
Connectc. 42.30S 1892 l4,ss2 1876
"Ruson- 1876
Ri. Island le,c"ii 1907
New York 36l.2lO "3l2367
New Jersey $3.50 5000 d" $1,000
Pennsyra c70,0s0 1880 "l76,44s 1855
Indiana lO7,03l s5.53l li,235 5.003
Illinois l72,5i5 l60.5f9 2,27: 1876
Delaware 3,s29 100: 7,3l5 3,sS3
Maryland 2,292 5,s75 42.ls4 4l,463
Kentucky 2,5Oe 2i.023 35623 53,51s
"Fusion' is q noisy partner of Bell, Breek. Doug.
Latest returns look favorable to Bell 10
Virginia, and to Douglas in Missouri.
G1- Returns of $4,000 Of the probably
10000 votes poled in California, leave
Lincoln 5000 ahead of Douglas, who is far
ahead Of Breck., and Bell far behind
Breck. The friends of Douglas and Lin.
coin we're each confident Of the success of
their choice by the vote to come in. San
Francisco gave Liucoln and the Reform
Ticket 5000 mai The Legislature is
claimed for Douglas, against Gwin.
Il was supposed that Lincoln would
carry Oregon.
la- From the returns of the Popular
Vote throughout the Uuion, we conclude
that lincoln has nearly Two Million of
votes--a handsome plurality over each of
the other caudidates-Douglas comes next
then Breckinridge-next, Beil-Fusion
succeeds-Smith follows-aud Scattering
ends the list. So that
Lincoln beats them all.
Douglas beats Breck.
Breck beats Bell.
Bell beats Fusion.
Fusion beats Smith.
Smith beats Scattering-and
Scattering beats Nobody, Gas usual)
Each candidate can "crow" over some
other-except that last chap, who has been
"ruuuing" eighty years, and was never
yet elected to any Office!
The Republican vote grows handsomely
in the Border Slave States
Fremont, 1856 Lincoln, 1870
Delaware 800 S.s33
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS ON HAND,
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS On HAND!
Lrwishur-. hu-. 3. I~'p-
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FOR SALE.

I.ewi>hurg. Nov. =. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-23

W hich viii be sold extremely low for C.sH
He respectfully asks the patronage Of all
his old customers; and also invites new ones
to give HIM call before making their pur-
chases. Call at the sign OF the Big " stch,
Market street. east ot Second dec. pass
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.LMaliCi.IrN.

a few years, ago, proposed amendment to
the constitution, creating District court to be
held at least once each year, in each county, aud
to be- held bya District judy, elected in each
district and entirely separate from the Judges oI
the Supreme Court, as well as the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, was submitted to the people of Ohio,
and through lhcir negligence in failing to vote
upon il, was defeated, The same or similar
amendmrnt should be again proposed; every one
who he's paid the least attention to the matt.
must hc aware that the present organization o
our Judiciary works badly. The Judge OF the
Court OF Common Pleas when he goes on tC
the bench as Judge oi the District Court, is o
course Interested in sustaining his own decis
ons; so also the Judge OF the Supreme Court il
interested in sustaining his own decision, u,
made when on the 'nch in the District Court
It is to b. expected that il should be SO, anc
the euly remedy is to make n Court, the Judges
ot which shall bc equally removed Iron the Su
prrme Cuurt aud the Court at Common Pees
who shall have no intcres, in the IL ciSion wh;c!
| he is called uprn TO review, aud in whose deCls
ion no judge OF reviewing court shall hdv,
auv interest. l.rt us have such a court, with
| fair aud liberal salary attached 10 i,s Judgship
aud We Shall no longer have complaints as t'
the ir firirncy or Interested character Of th'
decisions made hy our reviewing courts.
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"ThN NNrIh-NHCSI.n

We extract the following specimen from
the last number OF that delectable sheet, the
North. W6St
The Senator from this District in perfect
Keeping with the John Ball character OF hi.
coun uymtn, sounded his trumpet d his gorii
cation supper, soon after the fall campaign, tho
the Hccrssary legislation should all be done ~
within ih,ec weeks from the FIRST day of the scS
sion, aud that his poiticul friends should, at III,
expiration ot that time, he revelins ia tat and
comfortable Canal oiiceS.r
What deer, all rngrossing love for tn. Tor
cigner this locotnco editor haS-whSt Chrstial
like grncrosity-whnt love of the uulh--wh.
con.idcraie regard lor his own character, as wei
as the character OF hls neighhor What mic.
Institution foreigner is, il he vote tie locofoc,
ticket; what dispicohle ceaure he does becom,
in the estimation Of this truthful rditot whel
hr breaks away fom the tamm Is of the pro sla
very paHy, aud dHres TO sSScr, his own mleren
d"n,e. 20, consistenc, thou art i'wel"-
Wont some body give the Emperor of Napoleon
Rcprobate Judge, &c, &c, leather mr,iai3
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Symptoms oCDiSense

should never he disreg rded. They are unerring
indications that the vital functions Of nature have
h,en interrupted in their healthiul action, aud that
scrioHS evils must inevitably follow unless the sys-
ten be again set right by the timely OF proper
remedies,
B ar in mind that nature Is ever endeavoring to
eNpeI disease when II inyRdes the animal economy,
and only needs the as iStOnce of some genial resto
rative-thorough yet mild in its actoH-that will
give tone 10 the system and act upou the blond
which is the rrincpe OF life, GuysaH's Ysil0c
Dnck and Sarsdpar,La as purifier of the hloon a
rt nuvatrr " he systcm and supporter aud preser.
YER of the powers of life. has equal Take il on
the first indication that disease nunn you and YOU
wl avert perhaps weeks aud mo nhs of sickness and
Snf( ring See advertisement. wi
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DR. Guyso,fs improved Ex,rac, of
,Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa.

CVOW OVJh UNh ~" SWpH ttet.
This Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila is q
positive, speedy and perm anent cure for all
4, diseases incident to females.
Ito mild Alternative properts render peculiarly dppii
ea5isto Hs slender and delicate constitution Of
Me female. His uariraiiedin ats e6eet
upon sueh diseases a' b,cipisnt
COnsumptioH, Bqry,nRess.
LenrOrrhed or WhiteS,
irregular M.nsfr~tion,
IncsYfiHen ce NJ Urine,
and general prostration Of the system.
II Immediately cou unteracts that distressing Ner-
vousness and Lassitude so comq1on TO the female
frame. and imparts energy and bnyancy as surpri
sing as they are grateful. We have evidence ON file
which induces us strongly to recommend this medi.
cine 20 married people who have not been blosse.'
with offspring. The Shaker prepared Y. How Dock
and the Red Honduras Strsapariia are the invalua-
BILE remedial agents from which Dr.. Guysou's inn
proved extract of Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa Is
formed and the Labor ,tory Of Dr. Guysott has Civ
US the virtue of these roots in their perfection
His preparation contains all the restorative proper
ties of the roots combined and entrated in their
utmost strength and efficacy. Read advertisement
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CoLuMuUs, January 81. 1860
The members OF bo.h branches Of the legisla
ture have worked with an earnest fsthfulness
this week that Is seldom witnessed in legisls.
tive bodies. The bill TO repeal the law which
provides FOR the publication Of the general laws
in newspapers, passed the Senate with but eight
dissenting votes. This grew out OF the abuse Of
the present end former laws on this subject,
and some provision will yet be made, | have no
doubt, for the publication Of such laws as may
bc Of interest to he people where they are pub
iished. Under tho present law, their publica.
'ion cost last year over &33 ,009. think each
county Auditor shoold have authority to pub.
lish such laws ss he may deem advisable, 10 a
limited amount--ssy not TO exceed $50 or 800.
This would prevent the corruption which has
attended this mstter from the commencement.
AS yet. no steps have been taken, publicly
on the Public Works question, except to lease
or sell The Canals aud other State Improvements.
There was general letting OF Republican,
last night, aud it was agreed to hold State con.
vention OH the first OF Mlrch to elect delegstes
TO the Chicago convention.
To-day, the legislature passed resolutions ex.
tending an invitation 10 the Legislatures oil
Tennessee ond Kentucky TO visit Columbus
said legislatures having signifcd their purpose
to visit Cincinnati about the 25th inst. Five
thousand dollars was voted to defray expenses
Last night the renowned Grace Greenwood, OF
Mrs. Llppincott, lecturcd in this city to a large
audience, principally ladies'. Ms. Grace has Il
graceful FORM but thought it rather gaudly
attired for one occupying her position How
ever her entire lecture cvinced her desire to bt
on the popular side Of all questions; hence hel
fashionable and somewhat; extensively amount,
ed harness" Her lecture was compilation O
very common ideas in new aud beautiful dress
She said little that was new, but a great dea
that was truly beautiful The effect Of he
speaking is greatly marred by "lthpiag"-a de-
feet which almost entirely destroys the beaut,
of some Of her sentences to the hesrer. All-in
al however, it was good production, and tht
audicnce gave it hearty reception.
t. A. H.
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Nherin,s Sale,

La.key, Pratt & Co.. plt'F } WOOD COUNTY, O..
against }COURF OF COMMON
Daniel Barton. dert. PLEAS.
ny virtue of an alias writ of execution 90 me di-
rected aud delivered from said court in the above
titod cause shall offer public sale at the door
the court house in Perrysburg Wood conaty Ohio.
on the 25th dav OF February A. ID. 1860 between the
hours of II O'clock W. and o'clock of that day. the
followng lands and enemeuts 10 wit The east halt
of the quarter oi section twenty five; also
the west half OF the southwest quarter of section
twenty. Ave also the sauth east quarter of the south
east quarter OF section twenty'sx all of township
four, north Ofrange nine, east,
Wv. NORTON, Sherif.
By GEO. VAN BL iRCUM, Deputy.
s. JEFFERsoN, Pltffs ATTY.
January gath lS60--3SN5$3 1915
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Wood Common Pleas.
VACATION AFTER oCr. TERM, las

VACATION AFTER oCr. TERM, 1859.
Samuel johnson Administrator Of Asenath CIough
decd, against Pnce Clough
- HAVEN whose first or given aame is unknown
but who is intermarred with Augustus d. Haven and
- Copp whose first namo is unknown hut whs is
intermarred with rimOthhy Copp we're residents Of
Ohio will take notice that January 7l, 1870 Samuel
Johnson as Administrator of Asenath Clangh deed
Rled in the Clerks Office of Wood common pleas
court petition seeking to make him party the
suit in favaro James McFadden as administrator of
Ascnath CAugh decd and Ia obtain an order for the
sppraisemen' aud sale Of lots iftyons, hfty'two and
sixty (Sl So, 6ll in town OF Portage, Wood conn-
~ Ohio real estate Of deceiont for the payment o
decedents debts in accordance with order hereto,
fore made the same effect In said ease OF McFad
den administrator of Asennth Claugh deed against
these same defendants Defendants will take notice
tha, said petition will he Cor hearing ot the February
term 30 wit February ?lsL 1850, at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
or as thereafter counsel can he heard by the
court of common pleas at Wood county Ohio
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Of Petr.
January 96tb, 1905 'w4SS,6S.
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RharIG,s sale.

Roxanna Morehouse vs.. Andrew Morebouse.
DI virtue Of an execution in the above entitled
ID case, to me directed and delivered from Wood
Ohio court of pleas, will ofei for sale at
the door Of the court house In Perrysburg on
Saturday, February 18th, 1860,
between the hours OF IL o'clock N. and o'clock p.
NJ Of satd day the north east quarter Of sscrion
ten I0) OF township number fsur az north range
nins (p) east, in Wood county. Ohio.
w. CIV. NORTON, SheriG Wood CO.
JAMES murray, Atty.
January 10th, ls6O-37w5s2,35.
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,nuary 2tth. lSj0-jSwsS3 So.
SheriH's Sale.

Laskey Pratt & Co. PITS, } WOOD Co, COURT
vs.. }OF COMMON PLEAS.
Andrew l.. Hutchinson d'ft,
BY virtue of an alias execution to me directed and
delivered from said in the above entitled cause
| will oher at public sale at tho door OF the court
house in Perry sburg Wood county, O. on the 2ith
day of February. ID. 1860, between the hours of II
o'clock VI. and o'clocN z. VI. tho following lands
and tenements. to wit: The half of the north,
ut quarter of section tweny-six. of township four
norsh of range nine east. ia Wood co, o. containing
eighty acrcs of land also the east half of the north
west quarter of the section township and range
containing eighty acres. C., w. NORTON, Sheriff,
BY GEO. VAN BLARCUM, Deputy.
s. JEFFEWSoN, VltffSaty
Ianuarv 1lth u 5S3
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40 all Whom il NAV Concern,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed assignee OF the property. estate
effects aud as etts ot the irm OF Haskns, Roller
Hiskins lately engaged in the business of cham
dining in The town of Portage. Wood County, Ohio,
A Il creditors of said firm are required to present
their claims the assignee at Portage leave the
same with his attorney AT Perryshurg, as early az
practicable, SAMUEL JOHNSON, Assignee.
James Murray. atty.
January II, ls52--36w3$l so,
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M Elm aNutrtiGtmtlta.
SHERIFFS SALE.

John II. Brown ct al W Mrshal Kew, Jr.
By virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
delivt red In the above entitled case from Wood coun-
ty court of common pleas. VIII offer for sale at the
door Of the court house in Perryshurg on
Friday, the oath day of February A, d. 1860,
between the hours of & 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day the following described property to wit-In lot
number 22l, 300 q 3Il, aud out lots 54 So, 50,
CO. in the town of Perryshurg. Wood county, Ohio.
c. W. NORTON Sheriff.
NJ. II. & r, WAITE, At'ys.
Jannary 2G-lS6Ow542 so
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Shnrih Is Snle.

ShGriH IS Sale.
Laskey, Pratt Co. PlIs, } WOOD co, ONO,
, COURT OF COM-
Clark Barton Amos Barton PLEAS.
BY virtue Of an alias order of execution TO me di-
rected and delivered rom said court in the above
entitled will offer at public sale bef ore the
door of the court house in perrysburg, Wood coun
ty Ohio on the 25th day Of February A. D. ls6O,be.
tween the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. aud o'clock Z, NJ.
the following lands. to wit; The south quarter
Of the southeast quarter OF section fourteen, forty
acres; also the west quarter of the north half of the
northeast quarter of section twentythree 20 acres
both Of township four north, of range nine east
w. NORTON, sheriff.
BY Geo. Van Blareum Deputy.
S. Jefferson atty.
Jan "a, lsG0-3Swi33 10
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Wood County Court of Onmmon Pleas.

Charles steward vs.. Michael Kisffef ct al.
DY virtue of an alias order issued from said court
delivered will offer for sale ut the door of the court
house in said county, on
Saturday, tbs 18th day of Feb. A. y. 1860,
between the hours of twelve o'clock NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ. the following lands and tene.
ments, to wit: The northwest quarter of section
twenty-five, and the half of the north east quar-
ter Of section twentysx. and the south half Of the
outh-west quarter OF section twenty four, all OF
township four north of range nine east. in Wood CO.
Ohio. containing in all thu ee hundred and twenty
ucres, more less.
G. w.NOTON, sheriff Wood co., o.
s. Jefferson, Pl'tfs atty.
january ID. lai0--37w5S3
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

Dani6 Newton, admr of John NJ Hinnon dec, plR
Ann +. raburn, Jas. Tahurn and others .derts.
TN pursuance OF an order of the Court of Common
Pleas II Wood county, Ohio, on saturday, the 4th
day of February 4, ID, 1860, between the hours of
one and three o'clock of the afternoon OF said day,
the door OF the house in the of Perrys
burg of said sOunty will be sold to the highest bidder
Hannon deceased TO wiu The west half OF the
southeast quartero section sitown north. .ofrange
10 east in ocd Caunty Ohio. subject to the life
tate of Phebe' Hinnon therein. Terms Ofsale-0ne-
third cash in hand, one-thrd in and the residue
in two years from day of sale; deferred payments to
he on aterest aud secured nv mortgage the pre-
ises. Land appraised ~ S52s subject 10 above life
estate. DAN'L NEWTON,
Jno. II. Reid 'fs atty. Admir-. NJ. uannon, dec.
Jan. ), lS59--35w5S4 so
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The sra Is lnr latSrs, c5rU terry, aud rS
slpmbereTs sleep without m"uument. All
grave.yar' s. In other lands show snm- symbol
or distinction between the great and tae small,
The rich Ond the poor; but ia hat ocean ceme
'rry, the king, the clown. The prince, The p As.
aat, are oil undistnguishcd.
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sherin's sale,

Hberiff'S sale.
Lasiey, PrattN Co.. pltT, WOOD COUNTY. ONO
}COURr OF COMMON
William B. Carothers DIT PLEAS.
BY vrtne of an alias verdi writ OF execution to
me directed and delivered from the said court in the
above entitled cause. will offer at public sale at the
door of tho court house, in Perrysburg Wood
ty. Ohio, the 25h day of February, A. D., 1860,
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and o'clock =.
NJ of that day the following LANDS and tenements To
wit the half Of the northeast quarter also the
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter; also
the onehrd of the northeast quarter; also the
west one. third of tho north half OF the south, east
| qua rter. all Of section eghtcen of township four
north of range ten east in Wood county, Ohio
C. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
GN).YAN 3LARCUM, Deputy,
| s. JErFKRsos, Atty.
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William rru slow
Naninl Waltz
Sherih's Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
co.. O., will Offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perryshurg, on Saturday the 18th day Of
February. 4. u. 1850 between the hours OF and 2
o'clock p, VI. Of sail day, the following described
real estate viz: The north half of the south east
quarter section twsnty.six township seven range
no. twelve, appraised at s2S0. G. W. NORTON,
HUI PRATT, Attys. Sheriff.
Jnnnary 2Gth lSG0--3Sw5S2 .35.
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Sherifr,s sale.

Whitcomb Huskins vs.. VIM. Ewing ct al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed and
delivered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county. Ohio, in the above entitled case will Offer
for sale ut the door of the court house, in Perrys
burg. Wood county, Ohio. on
Satu'd day, the 18th day ofFebruary, A. d. 1860.
between the hours of % o'clock A. " and 2 O'CLOCK
p. n. ofsaid day, the folio wing described property
to wit: The south west quarter OF the north wes
quarter of section number twentyone (2l) in tow n
ship number six (6) north of range numben ten Q0
east, in Wood county. Ohio. containing forty (40
acres. more or less. w. NORTON, sheriff.
Fad. X Hoenbcck, attys.
Jau, 10, 1860 ---}7w!IS2 so
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pERRYSDURG JOURNAL.
L. 4. HIGGINS. Editor.
TERMS /.

0ue sow y 40 vssr. I n advance e.......-..SI5
All'ubscri ptlons not paid wtbin'is months. 7.N
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JNstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
WstW's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Rest Remedy Ever known 10 Man


ness of Breast or Side, First
Stages Of Coasnnip.
tiDn, Sc.
In short this llsam is ala ted to every disease of
the Lungs and Liver which is produced by our ever
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess i'm
portant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
to every matron in our lan and ysicans often pre-
scribe it in different forms for variety of complaints
Tar, as has been equally noted for its virues and
some physicians whose names familiar to the
whole country. have gone far rs to declare that
even consumption could be cured by that alone. In
oteer hands, again. IL was nearl, valueless owing no
DOUBT. to their ignorance in preparing and admins
terng it IA difficulty now entirely obviated by pa
tient er?erience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two
substances now, for the first time combined and
embodied in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. BY a nice chemical process. everythn ing
deterious useiessis rejected that what remains
sthc most eNtraordinary and truly sticacious RENE
dy for all kinds OF pulmonary and liver diseases
known TO man sold by all druggists.
n
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Notice.
Notice,

NOTICES is hereby given that. as my wife, Ann
Y Waters. has left my bed and board wtho ut any
lust cause, no nne must trust her my account
will pay debts of her contracting.
January, 26, 1IG0--35 ISAAC WATERS.
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Thos. VI. Cook exr. of
+. B. Perkins decd.
Isaac p. Thompson
n. @

BY vrue of an execution ISSUED from the court OF
com mon pleas of Wood CO.. Q. in the above cause
shall offer for sale the door of the court house. in
Pcrrysburg in said county Mt public auction. the
27th day of February a, d. 1860, between the hours
of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. VI. the following
described property, to wt rhe south hall of inlots
number three hundred md eighty nine (3S9l and four
hundred and four (i0i) in the town oF errvsburg,
Wood co.. q. e.. w. NOR ron Sheriff OF
ASHER Cook. Atty of pltf Wood co.
January 2Gth, lS60-3sw5S2S0.