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Polaeai and Financial knfscpasc~s-fAs Psp~r Bm-
Dead n &r chass Barn and <n~r snrs-D DERBY
puy-fh Gree, Eastern asd Primes Of wsls-Lg-ary
AID Dramafk N,nf, DC
ns political horizon becomes hourly more and moro
Ieoady rhoushone with any degrees Of certainty
point ost IN what quarter the Storm viii arise nos truly
may NE said Una, the ss- going dova and the truth
~i soon arise II one waks ,hrcush We busy h,unts OF
~ommercM nie IN NE heart Of London, you gu ani as
"a asf aud vs Of confidence everywhere aad the so,x
1schsnee people say hs nc, what We know. b,, VIM,
do not know, tn causes he ucsusIons or the fao IA
m Paris Bourse appears 70 regulate ous exchange aims.
enr ,sly, Tor there u a alleged that tbs course o, events a
more accurately known than al this nse Of IN. ,,.,
his N no, Unreasonable conclusion 10 ar
rive At, {er y notorsw that those attached n TIE.
,sben powers France are susSssfal spccai.,or, IN
ynspch ssurii'es esribsdrs position ~ At present
~sshed wvh sreat anxiety Asd hos the eagle and IN,
,y,oosos are % keep out q the row sncai 10 uaser.
ssard. ne Hvse Of lords has thrown ont The Paper
pr,es bn b; usjOrIJ d 50 on norday night Lori
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" "" nv nofExkfs lo5V. W . W
me NORM BRIAN arrived 81 Liverpool ., II O'Clock On
the night % the 18th ulumo
Commencing with the North Ba,,Iu. leaving IIvsrp,,,
Ne 3oth Of Nay, the Canadian Toe Of steamer, arc IA
can al Londonderry Instead Of oiesus,oru
Ihe steamship Nes York arrived 81 Southampton on
che 2bh.
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despatch, dated Meaains, ga NAY. ssvs,-mro.,. a,
joining dsrSsd n crosds crsss ,umssr na = are
- are cutting ,he towns The soldiers have taken rease
In direct ccpalc, with the abov. us.u,.c,s. -. n.
'ns '0"owms omcsAi Neapelhss despstch;-
-. NArls, Nay 1-sP.n
have BEEN b.. sno,@psd = 3. ns.o noarcsb
~ 49, rssnice With very ccnsi ierable lossss o,e
,nsr leaders. RosoliDc PHO, vas killed Ths hssn,s.
hs vs s,ocSs ~ 'ns reesh have bsss taken by
Aso'her Nsspoasan onciA ds-p.,cb ,v v.v a, Pom.
~ me Insurgents wore ausckcd ana a. ,srsrf 90
rebels we're killed. The nsurrecsos = MIXING no pro
ne.Da advices 10 the 2la STATE thai ssr,v "a, ys,.,
oesrttn we're fired II whils passing 70 the s.ur.
GENT. here have been two cosssdsrsbJs dssm,s,ss
right ssso Veto % the s q a s.sss "a, % "a,
Ivy. nssna has not Jet taken pIscs. 10 expscisc
ibs oo.rissss q Pa,~o r.S nm !, IN rsss. W.
fovn announcing Ne vscsorious march Of oarbsi aaa
that Sicily would become isdspsadsrs also ssds
h. eve, ne Me- ro'An p0ss are oomssncias 70 desert
A Pgs esrrsspesdsss Of ne l.dys.aans wr t.s-
g y - moral sssss sss .sal.s.i sasrsd ss.-ssa
n. TO % T.: ssss On equal fossr .'0g x. All
d'Apnais psesss 20 . ase 6ewain ~ Palermo, aud hls
lee 70 sessrs.s de p,siuco occupied ~ -. spss par,
pro erty, hich might 0 hervse haze bee me ini Of
a letter hon Naples Of ION rrrcv,.,-v,.,
the comninary Of Police, saivs ana 6spt,p Ia r,rns
q TIE artillery, went 70 the Bcurss sfer c,n,,r
for q ence declared TIA, Official intslieenc. had sr,,os
70 snsc has earibsdi had Gu, nis shro., an 1900
ing complete defeat Of his vOlusssers or c,rr,a ~
on me s sswe es,sr ne .,..,,.,o
ing by The arrival Of ,he Frepcn steamer n.scs, ~
lowed BY chip o. The line, which nsnsled - IN go,
lsce are beginning 70 be ssassd ana - -e s1 pova
moment see The city prey 70 exosssss We Arc hsccv
~ 'o'sTn vesss~ var arrive England has Il pvsseos
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Russian subjects on the shores oi the ack ses 10
csie r 'R he msg
VIII coon be Of tho most startling description. Ia what
part ths next shell viii exrloie no TELL but u VIII
perhaps, be by Russian army marching Uonstartuo
pie, or by Preach amy going TO the banks Of the Rhine
t6 keep ORDER" or by direct French interference In
be oonIlved 70 sAhs place oncs rhsy arc ali on The
programme, ou may rely. Nov, there are many things
Improbable than ha Napoleon should say o Victor
Emanuel al viii asht you 10 get pesessi,n Of all Itay
from Apocua Savoy and from oAlabris 10 vea,se bul
you shaI let the island OF Sicily my part, aud
klansa" "A good plot glorious plos ths;D but vl u
voshf n France and Russia urong esouen or be
.. s s he e, is:s
aust Hungary, which nov 81 issue u,h Austria. Vii
may be kept broken after affairs may eics,e and
a. for the I'm beetle Pope the idotc King OF Naples the
,ssy %s = ssp = MIC. aoua G.
room with ssselshod horses dancing ouadrille.
0Here In England Ne are having vhst 10 nearly, and
thrown out psrer duty repeal blu, BY majority Of
eighty bire every otic and spooney peer IN the King
Ss% q W ~ IN q her
Hoose Of CcmDous and the people HOG u vill end no
ore Knows rnerc are YET no symptoms Of the govern
iosssr. fbe people are greatly sTasperssd, and .ss
f~ that has hypccrincsly pretended 70 be Ia favor Of
on TO a. " TIE coward advised nm broher when be vas
threatened 9th having hh nose pulled "sve n good
,osppe" Cool, that Tor The leading paper Of the King
dem.
Ms CLEARLY breach Of the prsrcsauvs Of the Com
none for the Lords 70 kvy any hx-0 this
a,e'ssips the repeal Of the dav q levyiss one
"a NE way they ere refnatatsg the paper duty.
~ WI nuse vase loesse, end bring the House
W Iorus INTO an otium that they have not lived
49,
great deal q talk has been cseAsed By the fac. coming
CIV ,ns ne .oadcn fs.ss ovpei 70 great cxssn, By
the Rotnecnnos The sate meat Of Mr. John wAissr NJ
m frnAneni hss he -ss nos ne principal owner a.
well - ire oouffe taken by m, fsres for ma,v = ,sr.
proves Asd confirms all No. oue rvsle NOV. A., ~,
political ch>ss board OF Europe haa vou hs 81 an a..
dsrcy 10 njure the gcurrcs Of sny natrc sh., vss.
large creditors Of the house RoshpcngS n,,s-,..i
Austria, hut has been vehener'y opposed Nv a. ,sy
sac the taken towards Kossuth some ycs-s 40
course followed up since. Not sInsle exe,s.y,
OF Austrian tyranny AUSTRIAN weakness nag has a.,
reared IN the rse for years bat v be % b. -u,h
AZ would be dictated by money lender In ysnna T~o
days sso there Was aIcsder The dhssilas, OF ,he
jews w the empire q. Francs Joseph y SAT- TIA, ihs
government Of Austria are creditors 70 the house Roshs
child 10 the amount u ~ least n millions sssvrfs Arg.
10 be placed IN jeopardy BY succssui revolution In
Hungary, or bad Against Russia Francs rbe
drc consequence here hes been that the Tf hss lost
he confidence and the countensnce OF The business
- far a. such . thirr can IN
o The i>eest cco<i<ca Of We Brhsh press AMI Rr,ss
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q ~ ,seosszed reAs Of oh ssosssrJ
so.. ~ ss.siss De snssss q o..n,a. s.-l.s IN ~
80 .ss .ss': - s, ::s
s.s * .suss s ss:ssss: ss: 2 - s,m,.
y sss ~ "a r. n ri .S. 'sy -
The osns,nussoa o. b. Royal mehns.' speech sosssd
We hear nom Bss lin ,ss, he secb Of N. eov.,,r,
ooupccr Mashs, IN the srs Of the 2lss inst IN which
The oouncios recommended intimate alliance bet wren
futaa and England, IN consdcrstion of the Franco Rus
sian alliance be- caused great offence and MA he An
bssdors Of the foreign powers demand explaaaoos re
ssos tine sssosioss s b opened here fo9 ~. sa.
ouscu Of comnsrcal sssiss between France and ssve
despsch announcing sbe defeat Of The rebel. bs, ,os
reached nc from Naples but unfortunately for the saIi
ecsi Nsspolan dsspsah We hear thss ss reverse hss
occurred he efnosAl despatch s - follows
ii. rs.. ..s.-ss1 y So. ..;,iso =. kss..l. Nv,
Pa.sso WI ys 90 oss CO., ssd Pur;s,s
!, = s.s, =: i %. ~, ~ 4:
This vas oil right he'd We nos earnsd 10 dsvust ths
ccial announcements, AMI received ne FOLLOWING
from source sfAs makes ~ truth usdoubssd:-
osrsss sss .s.sass s.s y ,.ocps -so ~se .l MI,
csp: rssas Ss.ss Essssi ssS sy,ssu - ne royal
rce corschako hss instructions 70 The Russssn
irs Why ns rurhish xmbsssssos vas not ,svsas I'm
The Ambassadors q Austria, rr.nce Great Britain and
pruss 70 ,ss,' ~ s E,opsss Ras.s rssIss % en-
Prince GcvmchakcG ays;-
q, he scgdno. q Ne cs,.isn. he rgrs, .sp-.
Of .ses ss .. s ~ ss s.. ss
cor sssd a The I've great Povsp erelusvey among vhscA
1urAsy = N ciu6sd -
nhtsa fesr secs..sry can the rspss-e.ssnv. Of N.
he nesy 81 kuek 20 lu6 he aim c,uh have b-sn
made BY tAdsps vhcss psrTairn ia ~ nsro.si,r. IA
question would have eesn cppgsd BY AusFia Il SO there
ige nees s.oincc ~ rerte soer AVOID The sd
fwnFowersonly.
see nat several Fselsh journals are esdsavorns m
'her ksdng Articles and cwrcspondencss. 70 impress
heir rtscers with The dee thai TIE French epvepne,t
~sbts 10 quarrel win sardinia There not he s,shte.
for such ssseylns wnh NE iouynals rcs.,
10 The wsh b miner 70 ~ houshA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31

H,srLroS, n. V, Aug. 10, 1860.


4 sliqb, frost here this morning. but not
sufficient to iniure anything. The severe
raip-s,orm Of Sunday prostrated most OF the
Oat, in this region, which is now being Ia
ken up with sickle, scythe, cradle, and NOW
er. and proves a very heavy crop oat fields
look more numerous than any other grain
raised here.
Potatoes in this region and in Northern
Penn'a are suffering from blight winch
wits and blackenS the leaves, but can mol
learn as il hurts the ,uhcrS. lis cause Is very
uncertain, as one field is troubled, and lis
nelghbur on precisely the same sci! Is mol.
The political excitement Is not intense.
The Wide-AwakeS Of Hamilton and Eaton
had torch-light procession last evening, and
a speech from Mr. Andrews OF New York
ciry-tormery leading American, now a
Lincoln man. Douglas has more friends IN
the country than Breckinridge, but the later
leads in the cities. The attempt Of the lead
crS of the Bell and Douglas factions 10 COM
bine oil and water, is laughed TO scorn by the
parties. Madison county UhIOis good for
3 3.OOO. and New York State for $4,000, over
anv adverse combination. NEDRow.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
legislative Conference.

The Conferees of the Peoples Representa-
tive Conference, composed OF the counties OF
Union. SNYDER and !uniata, met at the public
house Of J. 4. Snyder, in Richield. Juniata
county, on the 22d day OF August. Contcrees
present
Union-John b. Linn, Francis wilson, Wm.
Jones.
Snyder-Henry w. Snyder Israel Gutelius.
F. J. Schoch.
Iuniata-H. W. Wilson, R. 4. Patterson, J..
NJ. Sellers.
On motion, II. W. SNYDER was chosen Pres
iden, and James NJ. Sellers, Secretary.
After proceeding 10 vote, Col. John J. Pat
terson, OF Juniaia. had nine votes, Thomas
HAYES. Esq, OF Union, had five votes, and Col.
". I. Wagcnseler. OF Snyder, had four votes.
Patterson and Hayes, having had majority
Of all the votes cast, were declared duly noml-
mated, and the nomination was made unanI-
nous.
On motion,
R.,olr,d, That We. the Conferees Of this
district, fully persuaded that the prosperity of
the country Will be toSteret and maintained
by the election o: Lincoln, Hamlin and Cur
tin, we do hereby IndOrse SAID nominations,
and pledge ourss Ives TO use our utmost ellorlS
to promote their election.
R.sofred That the nominations made this
day, of Patterson and Hayes, deserves the
unanimous support OF all voters opposed 10
the corrupt Administration now in power.
Signed by the officers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
Union County Court Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WILSON,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties Of Union, Miilin and SNYDER, and
PHILIP RUHL and JSoW SIuoNToS Esq 5, Asso-
clate Judges IN Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the 18th dav of Feb.
1860 and 10 me directed for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court Of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Termjner and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWlSBC RG, for the county of UNION,
on the third MONDAY of SEPT. (being the
lsth day. 1860 and 10 continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby gwen to the Cor.
oner. Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county Of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
sI,lonS, examinations and other remembranceS
10 do those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertain 10 be done; and all Wit
nesses aud other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart withou; leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
III 5 Office IN Lewi>burg, the 18th day Of
May, IN lhe year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty and The eiahty-iourih
year Of The Independence of the United State,
OF America God save the Commonwealth :
jOIN ChO>sGE0VE, SnciE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31

Orphans' Court Sale.

DY virtue of order of The Orphans Court
ID of Union county, will be sold al the pub
tie house of VIM. Wolfe. in Harlcion. on
Tuesday, Spf.4 4, 1860, at 10 O'Clock \. VI, the
following described real estate:
Lots Nos. 9 and 10 in Haft!etOn, with the
Improvements thereon.
II acres of land IN arileion, adjoining Ja-
cob Yarser, Jno. F. Wilson and DR.. W. +.
SceboIi
% acres II percheS in Hartley township.
adjoining John Flman, ". Tate and others.
75 acres ~ perches in Harley township.
adjoining Rebecca Leach aud Samuel johnson.
200 acres 73 perches in HarIly township,
adjoining Books and Anderson, Samuel John
son.
Also, the following tracts of unsca,ed land,
in Hartley township:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31

Pcnn'a, on
Saturday, September 22, 1860,
at 10 o'clock, y. NJ, the following Real Estate,
to wit:
No l. Farm Containing TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES, limestone land, more or less,
situated IN Kelly township, Union county,
about one mile from LcwisbuTg, adjoining
lands o! Isaac Myers, Adam Roger, John
Shuck and othcrs-atout Ten Acres of which
is Timber Land, and the balance of the Tract
IN high state Of cultivation. The I'm -
provemeniS are, large Frame House In
and Tenant House. a new Barn, one OF the
largest in the State, with Well of good Wa
ter in the Barn Yard; Cattle Shed, 20 by 60
feet in length, for tatenIng cattle in Wagon
Shed and Corn Cribs, Carriage House and
Wood Shed; Slaughter House, Carpenter
Shop. ami very large Pigsery, with large
Farm Kettle and apparatus for cooking teed; 4;
an exce!len; Spring and large Spring House;
two Orchards containing about fifteen acres,
with grea, variety Of Apple and Peach
Trees, all grated fruit: Nursery, containing
about One Thousand Grated Trees; and
Limestone Quarry, containing excellent stone
for either Building or Burning.
No =. 4 Large Brick DWELLING -
HOUSE, and Lot, situate on the cornerl-lz
of Lewisburg-a central and most desirable
business location. On the same lot are
Store Room, Jewery Shop-a Brick Building
with Basement storey, two Rooms as business
places, and large Room on second floor; a
large Bric k Stable and Carriage House, and
a great variety Of Fruit in the Garden.
No.3. A LOT, situate on Third street,
adjoining above stated House and Lot, with
large Stable, Carriage House, Ice House.
Smoke House, Pig Pen and Cow Yard, with
almost every variety of Fruit-all grated
on it.
The subscriber offers this valuable prop
er,y for sale on account of being engaged in
business at distance, requiring his whole
time, aud therefore unable 10 give said prop
ertv his personal supervision.
Terms easy, and made known on the day
of sale, by WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Aug. 10, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
TOMORROW.
The Ticket, Complete.

BY referring to the proceedings Of
the Legislative and Congressional
Conferences, in to-day's paper, ii will
be seen that our Ticket is now COM
plete. The men chosen to represent
us at Washington and Harrisburg
have all been tried and proved true
Mr.. kiIlinrcr served in the last scs-
sion of Congress with ability. Mr..
Hayes has represented Us twice, and
Mr.. Patterson once all having ac-
quilted themselves so honorably that
their constituents believe it to be ad-
yantagcous to their interests to keep
them at it. When men prove them
selves so worthy of the confidence re-
posed in them, it is certainly best to
retain them, rather than to supply
their places with raw recruits.
Now that the campaign has fairly
opened, let every man exert himself
to help to elect the whole ticket, with
out a scratch. 1t is made up of men
of our own choicc-mcn Of unfair
nished characters, and sound political
principles. Our opponents DO not
intend to vote for our men then, why
should we vote for theirs, thus fight
ing their battles instead of our own
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
The Democrats Of this county, held
their Convention on Tuesday evening last,
and nominat d the following Ticket:

Congrcss-R. Fleming, Of WillismsPDrt.
k>>smbiv-R. Crane, ot Jersey Shore.
Reg. and Eec.-H II. Blair, MuHcy Creek.
CommIssioner-Michae Curts, NiPpenose.
Coroner-MIchael Kelly, Cascade.
Audtor-R. X. HsllIard, Muncy Borough.
We venture to say that this was the
tamest Convention ever held by the De
mocracy of this county. Not a resolu-
tion, nor a single plank for platform was
manifested. y number Of the townships
did not oven send delegates to tie Con
vention. The announcement, Of the nom
iua,ion has created no interest among the
people, aud everything indicates the De,
Tea, o. he ticket -E.ay Laa.t..ary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
Organize Organize.

As the evenings have heightened
and cooled OFF comfortably, We would
advise our friends to get to the work
of organization in earnest. Clubs
should be formed in every school dis
trict, for the purpose Of meeting and
discussing the great questions of the
day and many Of the districts could
add life TO their performances by for
ming Glee and Widc-Awake clubs.
Do not depend entirely upon speakers
from a distance to address you, but
choose speakers out Of your own dis
tricts there is plenty Of talent scat
tered over the county, which only re-
quircS development, and the school
house club meeting is the place to
bring i: out. Districts should be
canvassed, documents distributed, dc.
1t will not DO to reposc idly on our
oars, depending upon our strength and
the distractions Of the opposite party,
TO gain Us the victory. Be prepared
to have every man out at the October
election, and the November election
will, we guarantee, find every man at
his duty. Work WORK!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
COnferee Meeting.

The conferees from the tenth Congressional
district, met at Georgetown, Northumberland
county, at the public house OF J. BinGalnan,
on Friday the eth day OF August. The fol-
lowing gentlemen appeared az coniereeS, viz:
Leaanon-John " imports, Joseph Rhein-
hart, Andrew Henry.
Dauphln-John :. Musser, John J. Shoema-
ker, PnrIip Irwin.
Lower Nahanoy-Bcnj amin kauderman.
Union-Jyhnson Walls, Thomas Guielius,
John B. Linn.
Suyder-H. W. Sayder, Israel Gutelius.
Samuel iileman.
Oa motion of Mr.. Irwin. Henry w. Snyder,
from Snyder county, was selected as chair
man, Philip lrvin and Geo. Bergner as Sec
relary'S.
The presiding officer announced the confer
cnce duly organized; wheTeupon Mr.. Irwin
offered the following:
Rs,,ir,i. That we heartily approve the
course pursued by our representative, the
Hon John W. kIllineer, in the Congress of
the United States, and that we hereby tender
HIM a unanimous re nomination to the post he
has so ably filled during the last session.
Mr. LINS. | second the Resolution as ono
OF The representatives. from Union county.
On the question, ,hlll the resolution be
adopted. II was agreed 10 by unanimous
vote of the whole confereeS.
The folInwng resolution was also unani-
mously adopted. VIZ:
Rs>oirsd, That we endorse the nominations
made al Chicago IN the persons of Abraham
lincoln, OF Illinois, for President, and Hannl-
bal Ham}in. oC Maine, for Wee President
and also that made IN our State OF Andrew &.
Curtin for Governor of Pennsylvania, and
that we pledge them the united support OF the
entire Opposition from this Congressional
district.
MeSsrs. Linn and irwin were appointed a
committee to wait upon Mr.. klliinscr and IN
form HIM OF ms nomination.
The committee entered al once upon the
discharge of their duties, and in short time
returned, introducing Mr.. Kil!ngcr, who re.
! turned his sincere thanks ior the honor con
ferreI upon hi m and accepted the nomination,
! On motion Of Mr. Israel Gutelius, the pro.
ceedngS were ordered TO be published In all
the Opposition papers af The district.
| H. W. SNYDER President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
County Ticket.

For Associate Judge---NiRTIN DREISBiCU.
For Register A Eecorder---GEGGhE MERRILL.
For Observation-Disclosures B0LENDER
For audiior--DtSIFL >HtFrFR.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
l'llsIlC SALE.

A GREEABIY to the last will of JAcoB HoU
y srL, late OF Lewisburg, Union county, now
decd, will be exposed 10 sale, at the House OF
e. ID. Cox. IewShurg, on Saturday the
9th day Of October ncNi-all that
certain House and Lot of Ground,
with the appnrenanceS, situate on the corner
OF North front and -. Johns streets. The
improvements are a FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, STABLE, and other necessary out
buildings. Located in healthy and pleasant
part OF the Borough. Sale 10 commence at
O'Clock, +. NJ, when terms will be published
by JAMES +. LINN.
Lewisbur..Au-1 30. Ex'r of JAcon H0usEt decd.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
PHILIP lnwIS, c..,,,.
GEoRGE BERGSEI,

The Fortie,h Anniversary of the sNorth-
cumberland Baptist Association" will be held
with the First Baptist Church of Williams
port, commencing Friday, September IA, at
10 o'clock. y, v.
Opening sermon by Rev. J. Anderson kel-
ly, of Jersey shore, alternate, Rev. \. j.
liav, ci Northumberland.
Missionary Sermon, Rev Prof. G +. Bliss,
d. d., Of LewlSbuig.
Circular letter, by Rev. A. J. Hay, of North
umher.aud
The Chairmen of Standing Committees will
report
On Ministerial Education, Rev. Prof 7. F.
Curtis. of Lewlsburg.
On State Convention, Rev. ]. K. Shanafelt,
Of Berwick.
Ga American and Foreign Bible Society,
A. B. Putnam, of Danvile.
On Temperance, G. 5. Bangor, OF Will
Transport.
On Foreign Missions, Prof. e. K. Bliss, of
Lewishurg.
On Home Missions, Rev. a. T. Shanafelt,
OF White Hall.
On University a. Lewsburg, G. NJ. spratt,
of Lewlsburg.
On Publication Society, Rev. 4. j. Hay, of
Northumberland.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
Republican Meetings!
THIS EVENING

l1lS Il En- NJ,
Tridav, Aug. 3l0 JAMES CHANBERLIN
and others will address the LewiShnrg
Wide Awake Club, at Indep't Hall,
at half past seven o'clock. All arc
invited TO attend.
TOMORROW,
SATURDAY, Sept. ~ Grand Rally
will be held in Flavel Ciingan 5
Grove, in Kelly township, TO com
mcncc at one o'clock, p. NJ. The
Speakers engaged for the occasion are
Ex-Gov. Pollock, VIM. c. Lawson,
Esq, Frank. Bound, Esq, and one of
our Nominees for Assembly, Col.
John J. Patterson. The exercises
will be continued in the evening, when
the Lcwisburg Wide-Awakc Club
will appear in full uniform and Torch
Light Procession. Let there be a
large attendance.