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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
GENEROSITY OFIAFAYETrE.

In the year 1887, there was 4 destructive
tire in Boston, in consequence Of which many
Of tho in habitants were reduced to want
The Marquis Lafayette, who was then in
France. having heard Of fthe calamity imme.
diately wrote to his friend Samuel, Breck, o1
Boston, expressing his sympathy for the
sufferers, and directing him to draw a bill
on him for $500, to be applied toward their
relief. The bill was accordingly drawn, and
the money was received, and applied accor-
ding to his directions.
Mr.. Breck's son still preserves this letter
as precious memorial Of the philanthropy
and American feeling Of Lafayette.
Lafayette was indeed distinguished for
this American feeling throughout his whole
life. His only Son bore tho name Of George
Washington. and his two daughters were
called Carolina and Virginia.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05

LIE ATTITUDE OF TIE SOUTH
The Republicans begin to appreciate the
alarming state Of things at tho South. The
New York Times [Rcpublican> thus
mences An elaborate article:
Whatever mere partisan politicians may
say, no rejecting man can dismiss the Sc
cecsi0n movement at the South AZ of triA
ing consequence. In spite Of prejudice, al
are compelled to acknowledge that it is 9
great popular ovement-impressive on nc.
count OF its un:nimity and evident sincerity,
and important by reason Of its bearing upon
the destinios. social and political, Of our
common country"
The Tins thus sketches public s.ntimen,
in South Carolina and other States:
"1n South Carolina all party lines seem
to be obiteratsd. There is but one party
in the State --but one certainly that ven.
lures to declare itself before tho people
and that is the party committed to scces.
sion.' In other States tte public voice j.
l.ot so unanimous, but the secession feeling
seems, nevertheless, to have thorough con
troll Of tiie public mind. In this respect
it must be confessed, tho aspect Of affairs is
rcuch more threatening than it was in 1892
Then. even in South Carolina, there was q
Union Party strong enough in numbers to
dispute tho supremacy with the nullificrs
and ready to take tho field in arms and put
down BY force any attempt to subvert the
Constitution Of the country. And in every
other southern state the Union feeling was
overwhelmingly predominant.
Nothirg of this sov: is visible now. The
entire south is angry and resentful, and tho
general cusrsnt Of public sympathy in al
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
OLD MOREuOUsB B1TTERs,

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best remedy known for Dyspep.ia: Indigestion,
Debility, and all Nervous Diseases. As =
beverage, tits pure. wholesome and delicious
to the taste. Sold by all Druggists.
WV. B. AOKEHOUSE & CO.. prop'rs,
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r.s.-Ths subscribers wish to engage few
active men, ~ Local and Travelling Agents
for their house, to whom liberal inducements
will DO odered., For particulars. address ~
above. n294 I'm
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
WINTER EVENINGS.

Winter is no time for intelligent men tc
ho!row up or gather around the fire to sleep
i Il just the time for improvement and Wig.
seous intellectual advancement. Leisure i.
not nsesssaily another na,no for lazincss
Tho long winter evenings before us, i
properly employed will prove most marked
advantage to all but it is nevertheless
true, that nothing in tho right direc,ior
has Jet been done.
4 bw Of our young men who 50 in o.
shsir shape and can hop, skip and jump evo,
the musical bars Of some itinsranr fiddler
who bas not gone TO join his companion,
around the warm fires in future prepared
for all hdd'ers, think that they have gone
aud done it, by getting up generous lot o
cotillon parties. While we have no obiec
ton to dancing, We don't believe it Is tho
chief end Of man. A few determined and
sntcrpnsing citizsns, gather nightly at some
convenient place and Will, commcndab'c
zeal labor most earnestly to vanquish thci,
advsrsaries at euchrc and como ou. trick
or two ahead. This may kill time, Lu,
really that il all it does do.
Winter is tho lecture season and il VIC
cannot afford to hire professional lecturers,
ws submit We are not compelled to do So
and II We try can obtain twenty gentlemen
who would prepare and deliver lectures to
our citizens more instructive, il not more
interesting, than the hackneycd efforts Of
these professionals. We advise our Young
men 70 form lecture association and ace il
this thing cannot be accomplished. We
guaranty success and rich reward for tho
effort.
Are we 10 have no Lyceum this winter.
What il tho Senate, with il, complicated
machinery. did prove failure, it does not
follow As consequence, at all, that an
old fashioned debating society. will not suc-
eesd. It most certainly will succeed and
10 profitable enterprise on tho part Of our
young men. Lot reading circles be estab.
'ishsd and let some young gentlemen or
lady bs selected to entertain tho company
by reading choice extracts from our best
poets and prose writer's. limo young gen.
tleman or lady can b, found choose some
old ono 10 take their place. The long winter
evenings can be mado the most pleasant
and profitable season Of the year. The
money worse than squandc.ed every month
In beer and billiard saloons and in paying
for poor iid.lling and Merry Andrews"
would furnish all our citizens three even.
ings in each week, with profitable amuse-
mont attended with practical advantages Of
. superior character. We hope that this
matter will be attended to. 1t is . "big
thing" 1t is cheap and the profits Of the
enterprise will in no way bc affected BY tho
money panic. We ought to cultivate our
b'ainsstor il property depreciatcs much more
i will 10 what We know and not what ~
have got that will enable US to got a living.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05

@Thc Ways have found out the way to
settle the 'irreprcssible conflict" without
coming to blows. Ono asserts the best way
to "fire Southern heart" is to make love
to a Southern belle, and another says the
'cotton region may "be prccipitated into
a revolution" by marrying hcr.-Lou;spi1e
Journal.
GooD II1r.-A German Democrat Of Nc.
Gregor, met ono of our greatest Republican
orators on tho street and remarked, "Well,
-, you have been talking about restoring
the country to its situation under the Faith.
ers Of tho Republic. You ought to be sat-
isfed now, you have got it back to state
Of Revolution. Our currency bids fair to bo
worth just about rs much as the Continent
al funds Of 1778!''
rThe Fort Wayne (Indiana) Times
says that must terrible tragedy occurred
in that State few days previous. A wo-
man about to ehu1D butter threw some
boiling water in the churn, into which her
little girl had, unnoticed by the mother,
placed an infant and it was instantly scalded
to death. In her frenzy the mother seized
chair and inflicted death blow upon the
little girl. After realizing what she had
done. she threw herself into we'll, and was
drowned.
Arms and ammunition purchased BY
order ofthe government Of Alabama and o
Governor Pettus, Of Georgia, are being con.
stant'y delivered by tho steamboats, plying
on the Western Rivers. The steamer BEL
fast recently landed large supplies Of rifles,
rcvolvers, &C., h,th al Prentice Mississippi,
and Memphis, Tcnnessee-the former for
the arming Of the people OF Mississippi, and
the latter for t'ansi'ipncnt to Montgomery,
Alabama. =
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
ONE CT rIsE nUMOKS OF TIE
ELECT!ON-PAYlN A BET BY
WHEELING A NEGRO

II ]
ELECr!ON-PAYlNG A BET BY
WHEELING A NEGRO.
The Worchostor (Mass.) Tins Of tho
9th, says:
While the election was pending, Mr.. OH,
F. Ruggles, Of Fitsburg, Superintendent O.
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
agreed with Mr.. B. Of the firm Of Brown 4
Allen, ry-goods dealers, that if Mr.. Thay.
or was elected to Congress lie would roll a
we'll. known negro in Fltaburg, called "Dr
Franklin" on cel.barrow, from Fits
burg to Lcomnster; and, on tho other hand,
il Mr. Baily was the successful candidate,
Mr.. B. should do the same. In accordance
with that agreement Mr.. Brown carried
out his part Of it yesterday.
At ono O'Clock, L. NJ, the negro was on
hand, dressed appropriately for the occa-
sion, weighing one hundred and forty five
pounds strong. Mr.. Drowa and tho wheel
barrow were also there, both hardly weigh
ing as much as the negro, and with large
crowd to sec the sport, the wheel-bsrrow
started from the American House. and was
pushed bravely towards I.eominster. The
crowd cheered and comforted Mr.. Brown as
far as South Fitsburg, from which place he
trundIed the negro with only Mr.. Rugglcs
and friend, to see the thing out. followed
behind with pair OF horses. Just before
reaching Leo.n'nstcr, = party from that
place, preceded BY the Lcominster Band,
met Mr.. Brown and gave him an honorable
escort to town, which he reached at half
past thrcc, having been but about two
hours on the road. This is one of the
humors Of the campaign, which all parties
can enjoy--save, perhaps, the party who
does the work.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
Our Musical FRIEND.
1 rare com mpanion for tho Winter months

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A rare companion for tho Winter months.
Every PIANIST, Should procure this wcokl.
Every SINGER, publication Of Vocal an.
Every IEAcHHR, Piano-Forte Music, costin,
Every PUPIL, but 10 Cents a numbo,
Every AxArlUH. and pronounced by IT,.
Entire Press Of the country, TO bc
- TaB BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK q
THE KIND IN THE WORLD"
Twelv. full-si1ed pages Of Vocal and Piano
Forte Music, FOR 10 CENTS.
1s'rl1, ss; Half ys'rly, ,se, so; Q'rtsrly, 81, 20
Subscribe to "Our Musical Friend ;" or orde
It from the nearest News. dealer. and you vii
have music enough for your entire family, an.
at an insignificant cort; and if you waEt mu
sic for the Flute, Violin, Cornot, Clarione,
ACCORDION. etc., subscribe to the
"SOL LO M II L DIST.''
Containing twelve pages, costing only
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yearly, $1,25.
All the back numbers At 10 cents, and bound
Volumes of sour Musical Friend" contsininl
II Numbers, At $3.50 each, constantly on
hand. c. Il. SEYMOUR, & Co..
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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05

RARITY OF CR1xE IN SOUTH CAROLINA
A Correspondent Of tho New York Time.
writes as follows from South Carolina:
The peculiar criminal laws Of the State
ronder crime Of raro occurrence. Where
the penalty Of thft is either tho whipping.
post or hanging, there will, Of course, be bu,
few thieves. There is no Penitcntiary or
State Prison Of any kind; and while every
district has its Jail, the most of them are
said to be untenantel. Tho sessions Of the
Criminal Courts generally last but few
days; and and on sentence day the culprits,
whites as we'll as blacks, are taken to the
whipping post, and if tho sentence is So.
we're one, only a portion Of thc stripes arc
administered, the balance being kept in
store for future day.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that my son, James, having
loft my house and care. all persons arc wart
led from giving hum credit on my account
and also that shall claim his wages. tax,
this course in order to induce him to retur,
home. PATRICK DRIJDY
Boil Creek, Nov, 20. 1860.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS
VIM. B. MOREHOUSE & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

Brandics, Wines. Gins & Scgnrs,
beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens
Liquors, put up under their own supervision.
or Family and Medical use, in cases assorted
to sa,t customers. Clubs, Military AVID other
public bodies, who require to purchase il
large or small quantities, in casks or bottles,
Will be librally dealt with. Price list sent
on app:ieaton.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05

PERU, SLIGO, SWEDISH, ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN REFINED.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
&C., &C., &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
TIE Wide. e.AWakes.

LA New York paper, in description
and history Of this now formidable organ
iz.ti9a-w!thout question the most eff
c!ont political organization we have ever
L2I-;Lus speaks Of its origin: j
"On tie night of the 25th of February
1850, the city Of Hartford was much
I5gcl b. tie advent of tie Hon. Cassius
N. Clay. Some enthusiastic young Re
IG5.icaas Of the nei:hhorhood decided to
act as al escort to the distinguished visiter,
AMI, in pursuance of this design, borrowed
from a l:e company hard by, somc OF
ta-.r ircmeu's torches. Being rather Of
= i4-.iliyus turn of mind and inclined to
lr5:cc; ;L.ir Ls5alclOth from oily innOva-
ton, they procured some glazed cloth and
cu. it in the form Of capes, to protect
tL.ir shoulders. \ few glazed caps COM
?..'-i tie preparation, and thus equipped
l. = started to meet the orator Their
novel and military appearance attracted
2,.leEaJ.e attention, aud drew forth the
l.4ults Of tie assembled multitude, re.
w-rllog them for their forethOught. On
t-olr return home, one Of the party was
ag'-cEci by sturdy Democrat; but a
Low from the original Wide-A Awake torch
stretched lin on the ground and stopped
l.. further disturbance. Before dismissal,
q meeting vas held, and after expressing
t-eir Indignation at the attack, they re-
I'D - firm club Of limited numbers,
,4p'EFol with swinging torches and black
cages ALI caps, TO ac; as special escort
O. occasions of public parade, and be ready
1t al times for any like duty that might
forward the RcpuJlican cause"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

NuriNG UNDERsTANDINGLT.-
ygprs ago, when the Legislature Of one of
tie Middle States was framing a Con
s,i.ut:On, the discussion of its various
provisions was warm and obstinate. Ma
~ days had been spent in fiery debate,
aud the vote was about to be taken. Just
at thls moment, a country member who
had been absent some days, entered the
House and took a seat. Another member
waJ vas IN favor Of the amended Consti.
tl;.,n, went to him and endeayored to
L.-at convert Of hin.
"IOu must vote for the Constitution by
a. means" s4ii he.
"'N think Of it." said the honorable
country member.
"Dl, you mus; make up your mind at
once, my man, the vote is about to be
t-Gel.'
The country member scratched his head
az, enc! puzzled.
Come Why Do you hesitate? VIII
YOU promise me to vote for the Coustitu-
lion: | am sure it will give satisfaction
Il ALL
"Il vote for it on one condition." said
tie country member.
"Wbat is it,"
"And 40 other, BY gracious ~
"Dlt what condition is it ?"
"Why, that taey viii let it run through
ny farm -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CRONCEOCTOBER y, 1860
rstatoof Robert NJ Hunter. deceased.

Estate of Robert VI. Hunter, deceased.
4 DNINlSTRATOR'S SNOTlCE.-LetlerS Of
\ Administration on the estate OF ROBERT
VI. HUNTER, deceased, late OF LewiSourg,
having been granted TO the subscriber by the
Register Of Union cnunlyin due form OF law
all persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby
notified To make immediate payment,and those
having any just claims against the same may
present them duly lyaulhenticated Tor settlement
10 JOHN HUNTER,
Uuiontow n. Ly ycomiug county, T.
Or his Attorney, JOHN L. LINN Le~isturs, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
WELCOME HOME.


Ny Nsrv comes it j. the hour
s'. .s u.-.l g. D.. here;
Tu-|t by la.-- strange, mysterious power,
,r.E .l-; -h- is near;
] lear jhr iari iy Sic -inss
l.a. r'. nag as-Iy 1 ne.
.EuF ''- .... land theer'!y rings
N.,L Ji.. welcome home.
IL Narr's .ir-,-I hear it thrill
iu Rage ca the gale,
4 san r'.- s'ii.aE down the hill
1. a.-l me be the vale
J. al tls W r.I. IN laGl or sea,
vi se'-g ! chance t. roam,
y AZ .-'. s. sn sweet to me
A. May welcome home!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Commissioned Of Illinois.

XYvMLIAM II. BISSELL, Governor Of l.
w lInols, has appointed JonS B. LIsH,
a Commissioner Of the Stale o. Illinois, for
the county Of Union, 10 administer oathS, TO
take depo>itlons and proofoi deeds,mofiGageS,
40 10 b.. used and recorded in the state of l.ln.is
r,r,,us 10! Lands or real estate Of any Kind f'r
m ,,, ,ius ,trcIur- bv i-,viu. description ui tie
,,in at uy oticc q, have olrnri Book for tt" IuF
chase ant sale Of real estate NJ charge IN th" event 81
sal, not hrIuG made. JUN u Linn
J,vr.Eurs Pa March -. l-fO.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
New Hotel in GIifiinburg.

c.S THE subscriber would respectfully m
81 form the Travelling Public everywhere,
tha, he has taken and hueG up the premises
of George Schoch, In the centre Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWISEURG, JNION CO., Pa.
l.. Ed, BREWER. Proprietor.

UNHIS new HOlcI IS >l,uattd 0ppU>IIF Iht
Court House in the most fashionable and
beaut,fu! part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed III Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find II the most Convenient and
central public houSe-charges will be the
most treaSonable-and neither time or expense
will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who NAV caII.-LewISbuTg, May 3,lS6O
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
MAIN ST. MIFFLINBURG,

where he is prepared 10 accommodate srang-
ers and traye!ers-men and bea>t>-in the
best manner, with Board and Lodging
Please give me a call
Apl,59 CHARLES CRolLhk'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
STRAW AND FANCY MILLINERY.

" & N. R0DENBAUGH, on Mar
", kel street, second door below Fourth
street. south SIDE, grateful Tor past patronage,
would inform their Lady friends oi Lewis
burg and the country around 1t, that they will
keep constantly on hant, large and well Sc
lecled assortment Of Millinery Goods.
which they are selling and VIII continue 10
sell a, the loves, city prices.
BLEACHING and TRMuInG done 10 order, on
the shortest notice, and according 10 the latest
styles. They will be very happy to see their
old customers with as many new ores as may
feel disposed 10 favor them with a call. Ban
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

y tcvy of children were telling their
father HLlt they 60; at school The ED,
est got reading, spelling and defining.
"AIl what DO you get, my little one ?"
said tie fl.L-r to 4 rosy checked little fel-
IJw, wLo was at the time silly driving
teu.eany lail into the door panel
M: Oi, gets reldin', spel!in', and
sl2-L.u'."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Family Sewing Machine.
With SpauIling'S Improvement!

nUBLIC attention IS respectfully invited
10 the superior merits OF these new and
improved machines.
they Will Hem, F,ll Gather and EmbroIdrr
Will sew every variety ct fabric from the
finest Swl,, Muslin Ia the heaviest tailoring,
without missing STITCHES.
They are very strong and drrab'e.
We leel iully justified IN warrantng these
machines 10 be m every respect equal 10 rec
ommcndauon>. a tt,y have been thoroughly
tested IN competition uuh all The high priced
ones, by persons competent Z" Judge VINO
have gwen u lhe most satisfactory ie>um"-
mails and certificates, which are published IN
our circular, to which We refer for a more full
description.
Finishing and Sales Rooms. Market street,
next door To the residence of John W S,E>q.
Prlce>-$35. $40 and $50, according to
size and finish. all complete and deliVeTed'
and thorough instructions given IN all varIe-
tIes Of work.
All wishing a GOOD Sewing Machine, will
,Ie aSp call and examine, or address
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
SPRING PURIFIER.

TI'HE warm spring weather succeeding the
| braCng atmosphere of winter, relaXeS the
entire muscular system, including that great
muscle, the heart; the circulation Ofthe blood
becomes sluggish aud irregular, not being
propelled as actively as nature requires
through the lungs, there 10 exhale or cast of
its impurities aud become oXdIzed and purI-
fed iulness OF the tloud-veSSei en>ues,
attended with dull, drowSy, languld feelings,
and Frequently dizziness and vertigo the
blood becomes loaded with corrup,ions. which
sometimes finds a partial vent IN humors and
eruptlouS Of the skin, and the liver partakeS
OF the general inactivity of the system. DR..
DAVIS DEPURATINE quickens and equal.
lZes the circulation of the blood, ciednses 1t
of all morbIilc Mailer stimulates the liver 10
healthy action, gives tone to the organs Of
digestion. and communicates remarkable en-
ergy TO all the functions. One bottle OF il,
costing one dollar. will entirely prevent or re
move al! the above-described unpleasant
symptoms, and. by slrens sthenIng and invigo-
rating, as well as purifying the system, fre
quenly be the means OF preserving the health
throughout the entire summer. lis effects as
a Spring Purifier Of the Blood are warranted
and unfailIns. For sale by
3nsil ]. BAKER & CO, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Selling OF at Reduced Prices !.

4 : we are about to fill our shelves with Fall
Y Gpods.we offer 9H our Sun.m'r tI.fht"S
Gf Llrcr rates ftm Crert 1t Is mostly home
made work. aud warranted. - Now Is your
time Tor Bargains
All kinds OF CLOTHING to order at short
notice lIWNEINtN LELLfE>. LcHi>barg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

Csl. Y. Is fine looking mau, isn't hc?"
81 an o. friend Of ours the other day.
u.s. rcF icI another, II was taken
f bin oncc.'
"lgU, WY yru are as ugly as sin"
4 dcl' c.le ir that; | indorsed his
note, ea4 W taken for hin by the
sLcI.l.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

Four years afterwards, this Democracy
transformed tlis same excommunicated,
traitor, Foster, into an "angel of light"
Verify, moicTn Democracy is as twistable
aud cA4ugable as one of cold Abe's" Viz
..-ia r-i.-fguccs,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

IL i--..l> case Of the two mothers and
one .-by, wherein solomon displayed bis
s1s--.:y, Las Len matched in Rutland
y, whore a woman charged another with
s'el.as L,r cLiil for baby, ard magis-
tF-:eai'sr hearing good deal of confct-
iag testimony eilcd in favor of the wo.
RAJ @ho Cr,-I the most. Tha, was sub
s.al'.l.iy lie lsuaat Of solomon d the
-i--s sass. s-- = lEgb.bly correct.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ of Administration on the Estate OF
ISABELLA MATHER>, late of BulIaloe town
ship.C county, dec d, have been granted to
the Undersigned by the Register of Union coun-
ty IN due form OF law therefore, all persons in
debted TO said estate are requested 10 make
immediate paymeni,and those having any lust
claims are also requested 10 present them le-
saliy authenticated for settlement.
JAS MATHERS, Administrator
Budalcs Tp, June 2, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

I AW BOOKS from Nay 4 Bro, PhIlad., on
| hand or furnished TO order ry The Agent
II " CROIZER, + VI, Lewl>burg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Wareroom of D Girter on Market St.

of his own manufacturing always on hand.
he Is prepared at any time to wait upon any
who may favor him with a call. Thankful
for the past iayor>. he stIil asks for con-
tinuancc of the same.
Feb. II. !S6u DAVID GINTER.