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NEW GAS FIXTURES.
The largest stock and the greatest ariety of
Painted Window Shades and Fixtures,
Always on hand. Every one can be suited.
FANCY GOODS.

Terra Gotta, China and Parian Vases; Match sa IS
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wish it distinctly understood that ALL MY GooDS
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Popular Retail Trade,
And that every article sold will be made Satisfactory 10
the purchaser. My Terms will be CASH.
THANKING INV friends and patrons for the very liberia
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ilshment and apromlse to make continuance Of their
fvors both profitable and agreeable respectfully invite
a call from all before making selections elsewhere
JOHN FIRTH.
Iate FIRTH Il NIcHoLs,)
aust dtf Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-22

D
The new novel of "Iarrngton Story of True Love-"
published by Ihayer a Edridge of this city is having
great demand. 1t is production which needs but the
to the close Though novel II deals in realities Its
characters drawn with master hand, and its plots
and incidents well managed. The book comes in
good time and will doubtless be found evey well
supplied literary table.-BOSt0H Atlas.
THAYER & ELDRIDGE ia and ll6 Washington street.
Boston, have Just published llARRINGToN: Story OF
True Love BY the author of What Cheer, The Ghost,
Tale of Lynn &c" 1t makes handsomely printed vol
of 55S pages and from beginning to end is marked
by descriptive power and is all alive with thrilling
interest. Since the publication OF Uncle Toms Cabin,
novel relating to slavery has been published equalng
CLEARING ton in exciting incidents anu fascinating de-
lneatuns. Its scenes are drawn from the startling
events of our own times without excess OF cOorng and
its personal references will be to excite curiosity
and extend its sale. All the friends of freedom should
not only read it, but endeavOr to ATTAIN for ii the widest
circulation, 1t is the sensation book OF the season.
Boston LiberdtOr
the best Anti-Savery argument in the form OF fiction,
yet issued from the American Press 1t is
worth dozen of Uncle Tom.-B0Ston Saturday Euen-
ing Gazette.
The work is comprised in handsome volume of SIS
pages printed nice paper and elegantly and substan
tally bound in muslin. Price Sl,25.
AGENTS WANTED
Its sales will be immense aud those who have no ucra-
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should not fail to take hold of it, money can be made
very fast in its sale
Sample copies sent by mall postpaid receipt Of the
price. Address
THAYER & FLDRIDGE, Publishers,
MI d2ttw3t ll6 Washington street, Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-22

with the bark Marion, on Lake Huron, Mon.
day night, sinking the former. The ship and
cargo were total hss. The bark was not
damaged.
BALTIMORE Nov. 21.-The presidents of the
banks met here to-day and voted to suspend
specie payment to morrow morning.
RICHMOND Va, Nov. 20.-The Farmers
Bank has suspended specie payment, and the
other banks will soon follow.
New YORK, Nov 2l-Beef has declined a
half cent; failures are reported in Washing
ton Market; sheep declined so a ST. swine
lower.
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New York sIarket--Nov. 81
STOCKS better, without activity: Chicago, Burling
ton, and Quincy, Is; = 3d. Cleveland ana Toledo Zr4
Gaena and Chicago, 81 Michigan Southei guaranteed
IS; Michigan Central 40; Harlem, IA: Erie, 2It; sew
York Central 70 1875: Missouri skies 6s; CleIelana
Toledo, and CINCINNATI Sg Missouri Railroad 1915 liar
lem preferred 32t; Hudson 400; Pacific Mail, a. Cum
berllnd Coal Co, 8; Virginia skies 3D.
COTTON heavy; sales tritiine.
FLOUR Receipts PA bbs; safes 500 bbls; state and
western heavy, unsettled, and lower; superhne Stale
sellers az the inside pre round hoop Ohio 1925 q 535
supertine s475 q 4,90; common to good extra
western SIS @ 5,35
GRAIN-Wheat heavy, and nominallv lower; sales
200 bush: Milwaukee club LIP a lis Corn rather
easer sales 900 bushels mixed western 81 % 65c, in
store and afioat.
PROV ISIONS-Deef dun and heavy; sales $50 bbls
Pork dull heavy, and lower; sales $50 bbls.
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0otltts.

T ,OST-A Plain Gold Ring, marked on
~ the inside, Yet, 1859. The finder by returning
the to \. WILL, p Park street. shall receive
the full value of the ring. dot nl4
RAY STATE FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY propose to commence issuing Policies
the First dav of December next Application for
surance, take effect at that time. may be made to
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Pres't.
Worcester, Oct. rs, 1860 dtDl o27
OTICE.-Mr. JOHN MOREY, Jr., who
has heretofore successfully carried on the Hair
dressing bu>n Foster street, has his
business to MIR ". H. JANKINS, late of the firm Of
Jankns Il COugh, who will continue the business on
Foster street Persons lding bIlS against Mr. MOrey
requested TO present them for settlement Also those
who indebted to him desired make immediate
payment, he intends leaving the city d4w o2o
no ROADMAKERS-The subscribers
h will receive proposals for making about humid ed
rods OF Town ROad, from near the schOOl-house in Di
trct No. &, to Chauncy Pond. Proposals will be
received until Wednesday, the 2lst inst For further
particulars apply to either Of the subs, riders,
b. u. NOURSE, of
5. Il. HOWE, Westboro.
Westboro', Nov A. 1850 nl6 DIST
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NO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mbscrib,

NO BOTCHWORK-The subscriber
would respectfully invite his old friends and the
public at large, who want their WATCHES and CLOCKS
put in FIRST RATE ORDER, Chronometer Balances
adjusted to heat and cold, to give him call at %.
Bay State Block. occupied by Mr. Isaac Fish, sign
of the golden EAGLE. No Watch or Clock allowed TO
leave this establishment until it be in perfect order;
which will also be warranted p. PAILLE.
y B-Repairing done for the TRACE at One-half the
regular prces. sill dom
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A BRILLIANT ANTI SLAYER
"A NOVEL.
HARRINGT :
A STORY OF TRUE LOVE.

BY the author of WHAT CHEER?' THE GHosT,-A
CHRISTMAS STORY, '"Loss AND GAIN" "A TALE
OF LYNN &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-20
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE MS HONOR THE MAYOR
FOR APpROvAI.
PROM COMMON COUNCIL.

Il FOR APPROVAL.
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution that the OF Forty street. from
the sixth The Seventh be Tagged four feet
ommoer and iSa, The ORDNANCE therefor
Board Of cOuDcIlmen. May O. 1890 On ayes and noes
hoard Of Alderrnes, June rs 1850 On ayes and nocs
Resolution 10 confirm award Of regulating grad
oE setting es and ssr and facing for ss sss * The
Board Of Couhciimen, June D isso On ayes and noes
board Of Aldermen. June Is isoo Gu ayes and nces
Rsuiiou tina, sewer With the necessary reeevins basin.
duet board Mott street between Grand and Hester streets
and hs ne sesomIanyng : ser,ior be sdop,ed
Board d Aldermen. June 49, 1890 On ayes and noss
Resuron hs, Fifty ninth street. between Third and Fourth
b. regulated and sds and curb and gutter s,onos
treet cesnls-usr and that hs accompanying crinanc
posss q coasciinep June 8 1880 On ayes and noes.
hoard Of Aldermen. June is isso On ayes md mes,
Re-ouion Forty ird bes~een Ninth and Tenth
be paved With Belgian payeent ha q the expens-
CITY under he dfso q lhr crosou Aqueduct Depancnt
at The accompanying ordinance therefor be- adopted
bard Of CouDcimep, May 10, iseo. On ayes and nccs
Bs.rd of Aldermen, June IS 1850. On ayes and nccs
Rs-ouon ina, he Of two hundred aad sf dollars BE-
Bsri x ccanelmsn June u. isp On arcs and poe
sS~rs q Aldermen, JUS. is 1880. ccocured in 90
Tsuon that seven thousand dollars be appropriated tode
fy Expenses cslebrsns she ensuing anniversary o.
psars - slsness Jaos D. ,seo On syes and poes
slsra 81 4ss~es, June "a 1900 On ayes and noes
ID"
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sUMMRR RESORTS.

DEALS HOTEIs-rOous MINERAL sPRIN0e, Chm
ID NAine.-This new and magnificent ho&el Aoeuusk
Furnished with every proyson for the comfort Of ~ Eu
VIII Be opened the l0h Inst Tho wateu n Tn spr1u
pcsseS Tie hghss msdcnal virtues q ny n he cels
trolling lake, &c. The vicinity affords ample attraction u
angler and sportsman Carriages VIII be found IN readiness
Of guests ,s~ Wh L WHITE Assal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-20

A FRENCH FAMILY, RESIDiNG IN PLEASANT
"A healthy part Of New Jersey d6 mics from New York
by raAToad, accommodate few with Board
during months Plenty Of good rul and milk on
the premises. For particulars apply 10 ROBERT FohsfEh
ii Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-20

Table dhots or private table n desired,
ELBERJ ANDERSON.
PropnsAw.
n DELAWARE WATER GAP PA.
This favorite resort In open visiters
The beautiful scenery hns air and
pleasant drives and walks rowing hxhnx &c
The fishing al In height and large numbers
taken.
BY the erection Of building the accommodates
nearly double iboSe ~ last year.
Passengers New yorh foct Of Corlandt
O'Clock A. NJ and reach the Gap In tme for dinner.
L. ". BR0DHRAD, Proprietor.
CrA 8ATUrNG-THE MADISON HOUSE, LONG
June renovated and enlarged
guests Conveyance via d. and r. u. Railroad tour
daly by sesmboas foot Of Robinson Address
CEA BATHTNo-AT LONG BRANCH. n 1.-THE NE.
- ruponsn Hotel viii BE- for the reception % vtfs
"a The Della and Rar1tan BAy Railroad
daily Long Branch leaving Robinson
Highland Light and Long Branch Ieav~ place
Long Branch direct For time OF leaving daily papers
~ j. H. 7. w COOPER, Prvprisar~L
CUMNER REsoRTs--A FEW SINGLE GRSTLENEs
- can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms And rood
board Al the cobie House, between IRA and seoond landing
staten Island
THE LEROY PLACE, AT NEW ROCHELLE, HAVING
changed hands, In open for summer Board. Parties
going The country VIII ind this pleasant place; good table
and Accommodations moderate prices For paricusrs zp.
ply 70 b. " THOMAS New Rochelle, westche-sr county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-20
FOR SALE.

A WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE, SIX YEARS EsrA
"A bAsed holding The agency Of celebrated brewery dis
Partner Of uDeKcepttona
soIs standing With q 900 70 70 The recying and dsdl
Ang business In connection With tho above; rent low, witt
three years. license paid 70 June, 1851 and
liquor trade for fifteen iles round. Address
RrVwer, boz f76 Herald ONCE
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IIoTE1. ST. JULIEN, -
III STATEN BLAND
-Four minutes walk from First landing.
Table dbots or private table Y desired
..I ELBERT ANDERSON.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

Curtin has probably $4,000 majority
in the State for Governor.
Legislature, undoubtedly Republican
farewell, Bigler.
Philadelphia elects the entire Peoples
(Reputlcan) Comfy Ticket-the Bell
vote for County officers being under 5000.
We elect L. Joy Morris, Judge Kelly,
and John =. Nerrce, to C0ugress-the two
other districts Cutters and Davis } doubt
ful. We gain the Senator in Philadelphia
We gain Senator in Chester district.
Scranton, Louguecker Campbell, Covode,
M'Pherson, Haze, Grow, Stevens, KILN
ger, are known as re elected to Congress.
Northumberland elects DR.. Waldron Of
Milton (Dem.) for Sheriff-re-elec's Bel
sci (Rep.) TO the Assembly-and probably
elects Bound (Rep) to Senate, over kel-
ler-if SO, another Senator gained.
Armstrong and Eresslcr are elected TO
the Assembly from Lycoming and Clinton
Snyder elects whole Rep. ticket. We
gain one Associate Judge-Dr. Henry G.
IIourz, Rep, defeating lion.E X. Meugas,
(Dem who was elected five years since
This year and last, Snyder county has
done the clean thing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
4 'saySG Issue !
nEMEMBGR, ALL.

eG"The fruit OF the tremendous down
fall Of the Democracy in 1910, was the
Wing Tariff Of 1912, which was enacted
by the Wbig Administration.
rHa. That Tariff was, by the frauds of
lsii, destroyed, and the British Free
Trade Tariff of 1916 was enacted by the
Democrats-onIy one Wing (flom Ala
bama) voting for it.
eeH.No Congress and President, since
lS42, have been at the same time in the
hands of the opponents Of the Democracy.
tas-In every effort for a Protective Tar
iff the great majority of the Wings or
Republicans have voted far such Tariff
and the great mass of the Democrats (per-
haps all, outside Of Penn'a) have voted
against 1t.
sA-The Real Tariff men at the South
are not Slavery Extensonists.
Esg' Lincoln aud Curtin were Protec-
tive Tariff men from their youth up
Curtin's relations and friends being gem
orally engaged in the Iron-mahing busi-
ness, and therefore deeply and personally
interested in Protection.
b. Lincoln and Curtin vote for Tariff
men for Presidcnt-Douglas, Breckin-
ridge and Foster vote for Free Traders
for President
rg~ Now read the Platforms of the Par
ties-remcmber these plain facts-and
decide, like honest, sensible men,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
INDIANA REDEEMED !

Returns from about twenty counties
show large Republican gains, and indicate
the success of the Republican State ticket
by from 5000 to 10000 majority. Eight
OF the eleven Congressman are Republican
and the Legislature is probably Repub-
lican, which would make US gain of
L 5. Senator Gen. Henry 5. Lane, who
was President Of the National Convention
which nominated Fremont, is the Repub-
licau nominee for Governor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
West Branch Fair.

Thursday, the frs, day, Union County
Fair, was very rainy, and doubtless him
dored the attendance Of many persons
We were unable to take any but the most
cursory view Of the numerous articles on
learn that they were very
satisfactory and entertaining, aud that the
receipts of the Society considerably ex-
cecaed the sums received on any previous
exhibition. The following is the official
report Of the Premiums awarded:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
OHIO ALL RIGHT!
large majorities indicate the success of
the whole Repubiican State Ticket by at
leas, 20 600 majority.

s1-The exhibition Of the Lewisburg
S,e1m Horse, Intended to be in complete
working order last week, was not success
fal-some small matters, that may be
reuedied, hiuderiDg the working of the
machi9ery so that it could not get as far
as the Fair ground. 1t Travelled up and
down Market St, however, on Saturday,
surrounded by congra;ulatOry crowd,
turning the sharpes; corners, and substan-
tia,ing all its claims to public favor as far
as tested Messrs. Carkhuif and Chafan,
have the best wishes Of the community for
their entire success, aud the abundant re-
muneraiion of themselves, and GG ,heir gen
erJas patIcn. Prvf. Curtis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

SINGULAR CAsE.-Thompson, now un
der sentence Of death in Philadelphia,
presents singular phase, which, probably,
has never happened before in any court 10
the word. Some months ago, Judge
Thompson passed sentence of death on
John Capie, who was clearly convicted Of
murder III the first degree. Through some
luti1enec, be obtained a pardon from the
Gpsernor, and was set al liberty. Con
'inulng his bad habits, and frcquentng
bis bad baun's, Ca2ie became ius olved in
some difficulty with Thompson, who, in
turn, mU,derd tie nnr,ierer. We now
have the singular spectacle Of a Judge,
who had seuteucrd one man to be hung.
passing ike sentence on another for
numbering the one II was formerly passed
upon, and both, undoubtedly, Justly con-
dcmncd to the galIows. Truly this was
blood !or blood
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
iISD,
For SALE.

r;NHE Brick Dwel'ing House and "a
Store Room attached, and Lot otEAl
Ground, formerly known as the Houghrou
property. situated on the south west corner Of
Market and Four,h streets. IN the borough Of
sburg-!r beng IA the most d"srahie part
of SAID borough, either tor business or a pm
vate residence, and can easily be arranged SO
as 10 pav the owner a rcutage of Three Hun
dred Dollars per anuum, and sill have album
dant house room tur private family. Every
thing IN and about the premises Is N complete
condition. For particulars inquire Of
WN JONES.
AGENT FIR Elder J. EpDENEAUGH.
Lewi,rury. Srpt. =. lslu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

ANOTHER "sPLIT" The AbOlitionists
in New York State are dividing-William
Goodell, their candidate for Governor, not
considering Gerrit Smith, their candidate
for President, to be "souud" What a
pity that the Anti Slavery and the Pro
Slavery extremes Of the true midile-grcuud
conservatives-Lincoln, Hamlin, and the
Repuolicans-should be divided Well,
We can whip four or FIVE parties as easily
as one
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Curtin reported S05m.

Curtin reported S05m.
Reports elects Walls, Judge, by oilm.
The returns for the other Officers are
quite incomplete, but all indicate that the
whole Republican ticket except Dries
bacb) has 700 to 900 majority
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

The "Tribule" cn Penn'a Election
"B ys, v, re got en-. Pn"y'cGH'a
las dome IT, They may fuse aud confuse
to their hearts content, Withdrawing all
their spawned candidates aud running Fn
sion for President with Dry Goods for
Wee, but the deed is done. As the color
ed gentleman remarked about the expiring
ouadruped, There's no use in doing any
thing about that hoss-hi- eyes is sot."
We ask pardon Of our friend, in PENN
sYLvAHIA for having distrusted, not their
iile.ty but their strength. We knew the
Country was true, but we feared the lutn
ence of Dry Goods and Truck and Dickcr
in the City. They knew their own power
better than we did aud have robly demon
s,ratel il. Hcncefor,h, We will not harbor
A shadow Of doubt Of the Great Result.
Ciiycn of IIiinoi, Whipped 10 nc..i! ia Texas.
The Chicago P,e>s 4 HiJare has let
ter from Nr Frederick Amthar, who was
recently driven out Of Texas on some fri
volous pretences. lie gives the following
account Of the horrible whipping which
young man received in that State, which
resulted in death lie says:
a young man from Illinois, by the
name of Evans, came to Henderson, and
while there was incautiors enough to say
that he thought Free States were preferi-
bic to Slave States, and that he though,
slavery was wrong. These statements, as
cet manner, and that only when pressed
Into the subject by the young meu abou,
town am satisfied that he never said
or thought Of saying anything, except
when conversation on the subject was
forced upon him. | had but a slight ac-
quantauce with the young man, but |
told him that he ought not to allow him
self to be dragged into talking on the top
ic. But he was not careful In Decem-
Der last, this young man was taken out by
a mob, without trial of any kind, aud
whipped to death. The Henderson Mar
Er", paper published in Henderson, jus
titled the Infamous murder, on the ground
that Evans was common thief, an Ab9li-
ZIONIST, &c. | was shown the whip which
| was Informed had been the instrument
Of bis death. 1t was covered with blood
also saw what | was Informed was the
dead body Of Evans, about three quarters
Of mile from town. 1t was SO decayed
and swollen tha, did not recognize it,
The hogs and buzzards were eatingit. 1t
had never been buried
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Which is the Tariff Party?

Democratic Record on the Tariff Question.
Official records do not lie. Here 1t
stands on the Tariff question in Congress.
At the late session, the vote in the
House Of Representatives. on the Morrill,
Protective Bill was as follows:
For N,rWs Tariff BIZ.
Republicans 9l
Ln- Democrats tirom Peuua)
South Am. ricIns
AntLecompton Democrats t-lO5
Ayaiaa WrrWs Tariff BIZ
Democrats %
Republicans from special ohjectious)
South Americans
Anti Leeumpt9n Democrat la
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

TROY, NORRIS Co. n. J., Oct 4-Our
wLoe c village, in 1876, voted s,'iiiy for
Fillmore aud Douelson. In 1860, it is
soi'diy for Lincoln aud IIamln This is
but one Of more than twenty similar cases
which | might name Of the people Of New
jersey country villages rising up from the
cou'emp'iblc decoy called the Union
Ticket" and supporting the Republican
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

No. 9.-Dairy Products.
Mrs. Sarah Cornelius, roll butter . 90
Mary J. Slifer, do Loo
Harriet Hauck, roll butter, under lG loo
Kate Siifer, do do 30
Judses-H. W. uauck, John S. Yoder,
Jac, Reugler.
No. l0.-FIour and Bread.
John Neuman, loaf bread 100
Mary W. Brown, loaf rye bread 80
Thos p Wagner, bbl -four loo
Juiges-Dan'l Wagner, Martin Rudy,
John Neuman.
No. 11.-IIouschold Manufactures.
Benz. Angsiadt, wool carpet 80
do wooden yarn 30
Catharipe Hertz, needle work -
do bedspread 30
Mary L Frain, lamp mat -
do worked handkerchief. -
do do collar l.
Mrs Michael Wolfe, soap Loo
Mary T. Brown, lot soap Il
Mary J. Sifer, do %
Anna keener, lamp mat by girl 1 yrs old -
Mrs. Amanda Miller, silk quilt go
do do Go $50
Mary Gundy, coverled -
Katy Bell, worked dress 30
X. Eolkmer, pieces needlework -
do lamp mat 70
Carrie c. Gundy, tidy 20
Cordelia Zellcrs, embroidered scarf 30
Phoebe Kline, pieces embroidery -
Lucretia G. Fruit, knit tidy 20
Juiges-D. b. Kerst, j. Youngman,
W. W. Lindenmuth.
No. 12.-Manuiactured Articles.
Slifer, Walls, ,Shriner&Co ,rar.stvs Diploma
90 continental cook stove 90
d. Ginter & Son, washs,and 800
John kleckner, doz calf skins 200
Steruer & Spy ker, sole leather 200
do calf skins 100
do grainedkips DipiomA
Jeremiah Ritter, pr horse shoes, 30
Charles Slcar, kip skins 200
do 4 sides upper 200
J. W. Parks, wash machine Diploma
Sol. Young, pr pier tables LOO
A number Of the articles exhibited were
Of a very superior quality; the display of
leather, especially, was very good and
crediisble to the manufacturers.
Judges-Andy HOuck, p. ii. Beaver,
A. NJ. Lawshe.
No. l3.-Agricultural Implements.
j. S. Marsh 4 Co., cast plough l.50
slic-x M.ll. = SLrir ~. i'm rlnn l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

Gen. Amos II. prc-co,t, the latcs.-madc
President of the "AmeIican State Com
mittee, and one Of the chief engineers in
iusius the Bell aud Douglas forces at Syr-
acuse, has come out against the new Fu
sion with Breckenridge, which he dcuoun-
ces as scheme to build up he d,uuion-
lists, Keep the present corrupt dynasty in
power aud lis Office holders in place,
through the foisting of Joe Lane into the
Presidency. Gen. Prescott avows himself
Lence!orth for Lincolu and Lamlin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
d, hLNoRNIEhIEN

VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS GN HAND,
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND!
Lcwi-lur-. Nr- @. I,.r-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
No. Horses.

HOODED HORSES
Francis Wilson, blooded stallion $500
+. Hummel, do zoo
Allen Thomas, three year old colt Loo
No thorough bred on the ground.
Juiges-Wm. Frick, Wm. Nagle, T.N.
Barber.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

d y HdrsH q NV., Ittdptr q -HOWVI OUU
Dreisbach ( Kelly, grain drill 200
John c. Gundy, tanning mill l5O
j. S. Marsh 4 Co, field roller A.G.
do tread power 200
do clover huIler l 90
Sterner & Spyker, farm wagon 1.50
A. ii. Byers, top BUGGY 500
II. a. Weideusaul, oyeu buggy 200
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Oct. Election
PENNSYLVANIA, 0. T..

UNION COUNTY RETURNS.