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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24

L'AEM Lands for sale, 25 miles from PHILADELPHIA by
l. Railroad, in the state Of New Jersey. SOIL among
the best for Agricultural Turposts. being good loan
soil with clay bottom. The land is n large tract, di-
viicd into snail farms and hundreds from all parts
the coudry now settling and building. The crops
produced are large and he growing The eli
mate L. delightful and secure from frotS. Terms from
Sla TO $50 per payable within four years hy install
ments. To visit the pace-Leave Vine Stree. Wharf at
Philadelphia att A. NJ, hy Railroad for liammonton,
address J. ryrnes. by letter Han monton Post uI-
flee. Atlantic county. New jersey. See fui advertise
mept in another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

VI'HEEaIi Session Of this Institution will
commence MonnAr, Sept 10, 1859, to con-
tinuc E;s weeks ito be succeeded Immediately
by the Winter Session Of the same
length. a short Vacation will be given during
the Holidays.
All the Branches of thorough Academic
Course are taught, and young men desirous
Of qualifying themselves for Teaching. for en-
terlng College, or for general business, will
find ii to their advantage to enter this school.
The Bible is Tex, Book.
4 large Class Of Young Ladies is secured
TUITION-per session Of I3 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRINARY-IEeadinc,W Writing Dtiner, Arithmetic.
Gro.. Gram. and L :. Hstory.i $ W
ADVANCED ENGilSIi-ta NOT included aboycl 50
LANGUAGES, so
No additional charges; also, no deductions
except for Trrlracied sickness. Tuition pay
able Immediately upon the ct"se Of the Se>-
sion. JOHN RANDOLPH,
August .6, 1883. Principal
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

'ENO all whom this may concern: On the
sixth day of December, A. ID. 1859, 10
SEPII M'FADDiN, of the borough of Lewis
burg and county of Union, having made a vol
untary assignment 10 Wm. Jones, of said bo-
rough, for the benefit of creditors, Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves TO be indebt-
ed on noie. book account or Otherwise, will
please call and settle the same, as no further
indulgence Will be given. And also. all per-
sons having claims against said Joseph NJ
Faddin, will presen, the same for settlement.
WI. JONES, Assignee.
Lewisburg, Dec. l3, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
Pcnitentiary.
Support ofeony.cts, Eastern rrnItcntiary
Public Build ngs

Fred. Williams, ncVrrln-. EUNcr, aud
Others FOR paving and wuTk done about
Court House
JSJ.nalis .s.t0us,l ,l6li lhs coal al SIS.
Frrrbur.cr i Bro. Gas stINtufcs
Geo nrlst-in, cord OF au0t
Jhumas u HyTrrndru,iIs :, Ct ilous. lot
Che Crit,.s. making i,-ncc -uu lrrt al LOO
Alien Thomas, hauling -r4Ncl
lewlshurs uts tuIuQauy
I Tx massey ghtuinI rod fO- CT House
sol. KIIirr.a-t 7 Lyc Mullins co-,As o.
loon Court House aud Buiialge bridge
L. Palmer, policy returned TO county On
Court House
Z. y, um IN, hauling stone for gutter,
CDUrl House yard
Ruth hOmpsuu, IA iul! ijr stable rent ior
SLcIiI
Ert,r 4 NusS-r. for brick
.Iaui. ChaIIaE;, haalii.- brick and sand
". Sch1fis. giBs- ana utty tor Jail
JARED Hahn aud OthuTs Tor stone, sard,
&c, Tor gGttgF and paving gutter at
Court House
Hiram ElsHtmycr, cutting and Piling
our-Aalt .uat woBi
John nIlt.u-dH Hn.isr onr-halfcHrl wood
David ula,rr a n, making steps iUf
COlrt House
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
Ready Made Clothing

Always on hand on South Third street, Lew
i>burs-a general assortment, al Philadelphia
prce>-lower profits than were ever before
sold IN LewI>turc. Call and examine for
yourselves. ZIMMERMAN & ZELLERS.
Lewi>buTg, Jan. 10, lsG0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
BAYSAgD 4 JONES.
cRElT FzEr,-AyoTHER 7EIrRrn;i


NesSrs. EVANS WATSON. Philadelphia:
ttHt BJ'n-!t affords great pleasure saw to yeu
that the sa!amaudyr Sa. which parchasrd Of you in
icbGuhry les, proved 20 lie what you recommended
siTe protection IN FIRE Ny stOrehouse. together
with sr'r1 oileTs w- burned 10 the ground in March
last Tie "a e 'ei through into the cellar.
is't {" intense Lat frr eight hours and when
% Nas taken 'iu The n and vnsd all its
were four 90 hc ia perfect stste the books the
IaI'T r'; 70 tHc 90 Ju-,d any whatever cheerful
y T., on --Hd your Sahs 10 the ommuny believing,
af -' tat ICY IRE il bic
ir a,5 safe tu he made. THOMAS j. POW ELL.
+ 4 large as-urtTcut of fhe above SAEES always
on hand H 5Oi Chestnut street, late a South Iourlh
-. ILi.a-r !iia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24

WILMINGTON, Del, sept. l., ls59.-Messrs EyAHs
NsTrON Philadelphia
tJ,tss.cn Tho Saamander Fire-proof safe Of yoo,
manufacture. puT hassd ly iT your Agent Fsrri,
arr,tt- Cf city. nine months ggo. was 80.
tri,d ly burglars last Saturday mig hit. al
Tia, ugh they had sIr 20 hammer, cold csels. drill.
and Euri Vdrr, they did not succ, ed in opening
safe The Icrk t,ius one of"lalls Patent POwder-
proof. thry could the powder but drill.
81 hole il the lover panel and tore, !arg- rhGry.,
vl!rh EitrI. and aithO u-h til. door, inside ani
out. AtWed ihs Iios0H not To have h small one.
irUas Hotrr open W. SUI pose they the gr.a-
ter art Of the L At st work We much rat
il, at the result Of the u it, and il tbs
above facts oi any service YOU liberty to ass
them. AUurs, truly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
:ShcriT's Fees.

John Gross grove. sGrril hill for convey
ing John Luu- and John M"ter 10 tSst
PeuItrntiaiy, boarding AMI waning
for PRISON r, Sc-, SUNNI hing Jurors
up til Dec. -, 80
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
Patent Gas Ssnraers.

They can be used in private houses, church
and school rooms, &c. This is the cheapest
light ever Introduced-half pint, costing 4 J
Ia ) cents, Will burn IL hourS--only three
eishlhs of a cent per hour. II can be made
to burn as brilliantly as the gas IN LewlSburS,
and Is perfectly safe 10 hande-no danger of
exploding. These Burners for sale By Il, * H..
,-rt, f'h,rl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
'NHE Great London Preacher,
L Rev. Charles FL. SpurgeOn,
SECURED
: REGULAR CONTRIBUTOR

THE
CHRISTIAN WATCgMAN REFLEX TOR, Boston Mass.
the oldest BapuI paper in the worl |.
His many friends in this country who have
read his Sermons with profit. wall hail with
pleasure this opportunity for holding more
intimate communication with him.
These Letters 10 commence with the hTSt
paper in January, 1860.
UPHAM, FORD & OLMSTEAD,
Publishers. Boston, Mass
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
The Wonder Of the Age.

EGHR 4 DAVIS EICEIsl0I WASHING MACHINE
is guaranteed to do any ordinary washing
IN one hours time and with so per cent.
less injury To clothes than by the old method.
County rights for sale IN the State of Penn
sale and Retail by MeS>rS.
PLONNAN x M'BRIDE.
79imS1 Is SO. Third ~. Phlade phia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
Union ONTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHR0NICLEFEB a. 1860
r,ns, FuRs FURS!
Hats and Caps.

4 n entire NEW STOCK just received at
~ GIBSON'S Hat Mandatory, Lewis
burg-latest styles. cheaper than ever for
cash. Call in, Ladies aud Gents, and exam
inc for yourselves, aud don't stop at places
where the stock has been lying around for
half a dozen years.
FURS repaired or exchanged for new ones.
DRESS HATS made TO order at short no.
tice and repaired without charge when they
need it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
A Evans & Watsons
SG3 rsi siiiMiSDEE SAFES,
s--tr.:l - iE.z,-. No. 30i Chestnut 81.
:, -, - Ihiladeiphia.

INDIUIR TIKI WITT
THHBTLIHIN, sept. 90, 1859.
To the President Of tine Penny ,yanis Agricultural
: city Tie sub,rrit'rs, your HmIttee TO s1smAe
tie contents of salamanfer SAFE Of ESaBs Watson,
after being posed 10 IRE the fair Grounds
fr eight h. urs. RESPECTFULLY r-prss.nt-
II after cords t oaA wood and three Of piss
had teen consumed around the Safe. it opened In
III, presence of the t,e ard the contents taksn
out. little warmed, bot not even scorehcd.
Several SILVER Medals Heretofore received by the
ufact ard large quantity Of documents in
the SHtr, and came out entirely uHirI Iur,d-
The experiment satisfed Of the capacity Of Safes
cf this kiId to project contents any fire vhish
th., may le Hpcssd-
Tie Committee awarded Diploma ard silver Medal
Gro. " WOODWARD,
ions " GEAkY,
J.F RUTHEKFOKD,
ALHIDS GIIIEf.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24

Now Brilgcs and Rcpa

Fred. Williams, WORK a. nUiitlgc bridge %
John Chulfaut hauling art 81
David smith, " urk AT IgrJr creek bridge ~
We. Il : NTH ior filing ~ anu making
franz iuT brd-c in HaEurs H.. - 30
Aaron Weary, work al Buisip- tr.ise -5
relcr Hem pie .h!lus uPaI Simmer ''Ill %
MI,Iae! >..tghl, N,w berlin w
jacob Iruuciisr & in Lr,hrI I z wJTk at
Culk's bridge, PENN ,E,eH lg 20
Prtrr iIiG.uir reich, repairs bridge at
Iarn,rs,lI.s 2j-lus
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
NEW ELD9nllR STORE
Just opened, opposite the Riviere
House, in the Room lately
occupied by \. Singcr.

occupied by \. Singer.
4 FULL and complete assortment OF
n FALL g. WINTER CLOTH
IN G, snch as OVercoa,s, Dress Goats. Busi-
ness Goats and Goats Of every style and pat
tern and PantaconS and Vests 10 suit. Also,
large variety of Under Clothing. such as
Drawers, Shirts, &c. Also, a fine assortment
Of Boys Clothing of the latest styles. Also,
ia rs and CAPS equal 10 any offered in this
country. In fact, have everything necessary
IN the shape Of Clothing, which | offer at a
very small advance for cash
PHILIP GOODMAN, Ag't.
~ All kinds Of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods. [Lewisburg. Oct. eel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
WAR! WAR!

MARINERS. Mechanics. and all others, in
Town and Country. get your old musAetS
ready. Virginia is already surrounded by
sndIerS-there was never such an excitement
since the battle Of Bunker Hill, as there was
when ZIuuEHN,S * XRLLERs got their new
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
ITEEIs o. EXP ENDITURE.

Auditors pay for 1859.
Auditors for maxim: County Seitlemc Mt Tor ls59,
including Gers S3s 90
AKenueiy aud ne I'roth andre. kRcc acts 5O-32 20
Assessors PAY.
Assessors for their services in 1,jg. ma
king alterations, serving notices. &c.
Tr.enuial \ -r.,raent l36 SS-l35 S
Election Expenses.
Spring Electon.LclI in March. I'59 los %
General ''ctuh,r incud-
ilr i;cp and Senatorial Eetdrn Judges
Tor ISIS 22S l5-i4 ~
Scruhbinr Court House and Jail.
rrcIeTick Williams per contract 40 Oo-io 90
Attorneys Fees.
} d. Linn's salary Comm r, Attorney 25 90
Prothonotary'S Office.
F. $ Caldwell, stationary 25
Wm Murray IL 1G IS
sAn EuGsn, rrotls fees for - 80 500 % I6J 55
Court Expenses.
Jurors pav and nj age
4 jpurIrl Court. prcrulir.I Term 262 -
Grand JuFr 5 for sbrsary e - -
Irtyers- 30 vti-Gi2 II
Grand May Term 20 -
Traverse 2g3 $500 30
Grand September Term II 90
Traverse 20 J--i5s %
Grand g December Term - u
Traver4. ' .J 9t-5JI "a
John sedan, 10
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
Court Cricrs " agcs

Court Crier's Wages.
Berjauin shall iu fui - 90
Tipstavcs or ConstablcS at Court.
Daniel uawn and others - -
Constablcs Mileage Il making Ret'ns.
Andrew IddIn-> and oth,rs 40 o.
Road Orders issued by Court.
George S!,cr and Others IL co
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24

Thr C0ll"clo.s % Els Rufoe West RulTa0r. HartTe-
ton. Limestone. lewis Mii nLurs and White Deer have
paid i'll art siu,r settlement
Delinquent Collectors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

bers of our free black population. The tropical regions
of America think offer fair better prospect both fo
us and for them.
4. As to any inequality of rights among American c
tizens
recognize no distinctions among American citizens
but such as are expressly laid down in the Constitution
And hold that our government is bound TO protect al
the citizens in the enjoyment of all their rights every
where and against all assaiants. And TO all these
rights there is no difference between citizens born and
citizens made such by law.
Am in favor of the construction Of railroad from
the valley of the Mississippi the Pacific Ocean under
the auspicies of the General Government?
Yes strongly | not only believe such a road Of vast
importance as the means of increasing the population
wealth and power of this great valley but necessary
the means of national defence, and of preserving tie n
tegrty of the Union
g. Am in favor of the measure called the Homestead
Bill
Yes; am for guarding the public lands, as well a.
nossble from the danger of becoming the subject of
common trade and speculation keeping them for the
actual use of the people-and for granting tracts OF
suitable size TO those who will actually inhabt and I'M
prove them.
:. Am in favor of the immediate admission of Kan
sas under the Wyandot Constitution:
think that Kansas ought to be admitted without de-
lay leaving her. like all the other States the sole Judge
OF her own Constitution.
Thus gentlemen believe have answered all your in-
quire in plain ineligible manner and, hope, to yo
s0fisfaetiOn i have attempted TO support my an
swers by argument for that could not be done short
letter aud restraining myself from going into general
politics, have confined my remarks to the particular
subjects upon which you requested me TO write
Your obliged fellow citizen.
EDWARD BATES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
RICHMOND WHIG.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
LETTER JUDGE BATHS on THE POLITICAL QUESTIONS
DAY.

LETTER IRON BATEs POLITICAL QUESTIONS or
THE DAY.
ST. LOUIS, March, 1860.
Hos. EDWARD BATEs-SR: As you may have learned
from the public prints the Republicans OF Missouri met
in Convention in this city Saturday. the 10th inst, TO
make declaration of their principles, elect delegates TO
the National Republican Convention, and complete a
State organization All of this the Convention executed
IN manner wholly satisfactory to its members. Ii also
commended YOU, by resolution to the National Repub
can party one well worthy to be the standardbeareT
OF that party in the coming Presidential election. This
fact the undersigned have pride and pleasure in cOmmu
meang TO YOU knowing that throughout your life you
have carried out far a private citizen might, the
sentiments contained in the resolutions adopted Sat
urday and copy OF which We enclose. But YOU
have voluntarily remained in private life for many years
your political opinions consequently not well un-
dersood by the Republican, party large by the Re-
publCans of Missouri.
Inasmuch as the delegation from this State to the
Chicago Convention intend to present your to that
body candidate for the Presidency, We, in common
with many other Republicans of Missouri desire TO pro-
cure from you an exposition OF your views on the en-
crossing political questions of the time. We hope that
notwithstanding your well known reluctance to appear
before the public in the light Of Presidential asprant,
you will refuse to the following nerrogaO-
ries which, in Judgment involve all the Issues pend
ing between the two political parties Of the country.
lst. Are YOU opposed to the extension of slavery:
9d Does the Constitution Of the United States carry
what is the legal effect of the decision OF the Supreme
Court in the bred Scott caS.>
3D. Are You in favor of the colonization Of the free
cOlored population in Central America
4th. Do YOU recognize any inequality Of rights among
citizens of the United States, and DO YOU hold that it is
the duty of the Fedear Government to protect American
citizens at home and abroad, in the enjoyment OF all
their constitutional and legal rights privileges and ina
muuities
9TH Are YOU in favor of he construction Of railroad
from the valley of the Mississippi the Pacific Ocean,
under the auspices Of the General Government?
9th Are YOU in favor Of the measure known as the
Homestead bill:
eth Are yoa in favor of the immediate admission Of
Kansas, under the Constitution adopted at Wyandot?
Yours, respectfully, &c,
PETER l.. FOY, CHARLES J.. BERNAlS,
HENRY r. BLOW, JNO. NJ RICHARDSON,
f. 4 DICK o. d. FlLLEY,
STEPHEN H0lT, WM. MCKEE,
q. W. FISHBACK, BARTON ABLE,
j. B. SlTTUN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
CLOTHING AT wHoIESALE.

NE are prepared 20 show country Merchants much
w larger, attractive and cheaper stock OF Spring
Clothing, than heretofore Having Important advantages In
the purchase Of our goods most extensive preparations and
experience OF than twenty years the manufacture and
OF Cng believe offer desirable styles and bet
workmanship for he same lower prices than other
house In The trade Deyoog the whole Of attention to this
Of aou and determined build the trade
cy great Inducements those Of any house In
any market In this country.
u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

InCre n q Fa cilit G -.
T1lHE has been manufacturing Clothing In the On
city Richmond twenty years. and has at this I'D
time hands In his employment and WILL In IA
month make large additions to that Ill
ber Having the story his especially for
ctung purp0ses determined make article In the
clothing line that shall compare In every respect with cotRg
male Ia Northern c and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends aud the public generally w of the fact that he Civ
Ing employment ml 20 large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Uho s otherwise suer for the uecessaries Of
life He has the best cutters and materials not 70 be surpass
ei by house In the country.
Maryland Virginia, CArohnas and Georgia Casmeres and
rEreis Of an grades Strictly southern Manufactur
Ing House shall be satisfied by personal inspection OF not
what he intends shat doing past
D. b SPENCE, Coth.er and Tailor
mh2 Corn Main and l3th sts Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26

The Editor of the Sullivan County Democrat says that
large bear few days since, entered dwelling house,
in the town of Sherry, and sezing little child which
was playing about the door commenced caressing and
fonding it in the most tender manner The child as
well as the bear seemed highly pleased and strange to
say, this singular proceeding continued for several min
utes till the terrified moher-he only person about tee
house-seized upon the opportunity TO bar the door
the outside The offended animal being thus shut oui
from further sport retired TO his home in the woods
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
Large ,and attractive supply of
SPRINCAN SUMuER IA DRY GOODS
BREED n FON.

BROAD STREET.
TVAVE been opening during past weeks and
4 preparedto onrr, complete assortment OF
sTAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
would attention 20 large lots u For
n Goods which will be sold At prices much lower than those OF
Tor We mention iew only Of The uost attractive
articles
Eu-lish and French BEREGE ROBES,
4t0 40 NOLANrSi
.5 % SU per cent below The cost Of Importation
F-surh printed ACONETS and ORGANDIES
T,AIFILTNG-DHESS GOODS OF every de5cril ton.
Surue DELAINES aud CHNLLIES,
French ana India FOULALD SILKS, entirely aud hand
Our s,5E Of 01mc, STAPLE GOODS has ineyer been
NEGsO CLOTHING, ofeyery grade.
AMONGST On named would call the special attention OF
buyers very large lots Of Virginia ana neorga PLAIN and
striped OsNAEURGS aud asge variety Of other articles OF
southern manufacture bhttphN fuN'
mill 2' Broad street
TVOlIE MADE Shoes have constantly hand Of
OIL my own manufacture, the following kinds OF
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies';
Cater Boots, With and without heels
Morocco Lace Boots with
For Gentlemen:
Pine Dress Boots
stout Boots single and double soles
Ties aud BrOgRns.
FOR Misses and Children;
Goat and Morocco Boots, with AMI without heeI.
For Boys:
C.f Rreeans and oxford Ties.
For Servant women:
Stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots
For Servant Men;
prepared 70 make 70 order short notice OF the above
rB-Btjenrd kIuds JNO @. PAGE JR,
SO Main Street,
oc2l 2 doors above 7. r. PRICE co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-26
w b. WILLIAMS. sAMEEL v RH
WILLIAMS a REID,
EpnnIC'E

Commission Merchants,
s. r CORNER EffyCT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHf orders 'or t siaIs of " cHtern Produce, and make
H,-l. Cash Advances ou COnsignments Tor sale, or
Hsrchaud5sc b1ut and stored account Of purchasers