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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

u..,s HARRIS & DUNCAN, whose
S.. in cur columns today, come
ard 'EF ,,a,ded from Bellefonte as re-
'i., bu,ipess young men
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

r-Forty FIVE or fifty Wide Awakes on
br.eback from Winfield, With music, visited
L.si.barg last Friday evening, aud para
lsi with our own Companies.
Last CThursday) evening, at Winfield,
Frspk Bound was to speak, followed by
Grand Vide. Awake Parade.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

....-,ur,.-s. Merchants, Mechanics
uEgrIzls in CITY and Country rnni5,yf, ~
@ 4 :.:s. :: :s &: !. .s:;.:: 6: ;5.5 II: T:
'r.',' ~, solvent producers consumers
:. .7f ,py N the state -
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VOW Advertisements.

MI H. StOver, Esq, was on hand
E :, fulfil his appointment, but
liH we 1,,srented any formal meeting
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

Cyr A.sEssFD.-Assessors are au'ooi-
,.3,o assess all persons who have neg
.rsd this important duty any time up to
,,LiD 10 days of the Presidential h'ec,
s,n Lock to this matter without delay :
saturday,, the 27th Of October, is the last
assessments can BE- made.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

E@g- Uulon County Adj j'urned C"urt,
Monday, 81 Dec.-Regular Court, Mon-
day, l1th Dec-uext.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
L. B. CHRIST.

JUSTICE Of the Peace-(oppoSite the Riv-
j iere HorSc) will attend to all business
entrusted to HIM with diligence and the great
est care. " b. Speaks both the English
and German language
Lewi>burg, Oct -, 1860
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NOTICE-CAUTION!

In the Orphans Court for the County of Union.
Estate OF Mrs. kLIz,mrH fEIcK. decd.
HNHE Auditor appointed by the Court, to
audit. settle and adjust the accoun, Of
Geo. A. Frck and Eli Shler, Administrators
of Mrs. Elizabeth Frick, deed, and to make
distribution of the balance IN the hands of the
accountants. wi! meet the parties interested,
for The purposes of his appointment, on Wrn-
>,sp.Y. October 3lst, 1860, al O'Clock, p.
NJ. at his Office 10 Lewisburg.
Oct a. SAN'L II. ORWTG, Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

,,rJohu Eiminster, pastor of the Bap-
-, church IL Camanche, H., is in this
,.,;ou. ob,aiuiug meaus to alleviate losses
caused there by the terrible tornado OF
.JuIr In Lewisburg, Sunday last, he
gave vivid picture of the disaster, lnten-
..isS bv the PARTICULARS of the wounds and
e.,.res Of all bis own family.
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Turnnike Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
N will he held in White Deer Mills at the
Off'ce of Rober, Candor on MoSDAy the fifth
day of November next, al two o'clock IN the
afternoon of said day, 10 elect President aud
SIX Managers for the sugar Valley a white
Deer Turnpike Company for the ensuing
year. BY order Of the President.
Oct. II, 1860, JOSEPH L. HOGtE.
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Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Union county. In
the matter cf the estate Of the Rev. ir"1ss
HOOP, deed, account of saul CormIck, who
was Administrator Of Rev. Thomas Hood, a.
file! by Wm. Fearon, Jr., Administrator Of
said saul Mcurmick. now deceased The
Auditor appointed 10y the Court To audit SAID
account, and rrpor, distribution of the balance
due the estate OK said Rev. Thomas Hoo1,
will meet the parties interested Ior the pnrPo-
seS cf his appointment at his office IN Lewis
burg on Friday the Both day o! November, \.
ID. $50, al 10 clock. A. NJ.
JOHN L. LINN. Auditor.
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Ae0igburg fsyarkst.
MARRIED..


In Nnrthuml er!ani. ~ iu-t, by Rev. James Rear
don. JOHN l. GussLtE ot Eimira, y. j., and Lucy 4.
BAkKErT Of N"TihUm cTlaul. Pa.
In Rush Twp. I'd August, ty Rev. o l. Hail. I. q.
TKtlbtEl "i >hamrA AInt.~n. and MARY GlLLiNuEk
ot Rush. Uu -uih uIt-. by the same G {. MARI Of
LCht Strrrt C"iuIntia Co. ani - SAN kAsE of Ru l..
Also WM {. MARI and NJ 4. CEUISINGLE, both OF
Light Street
On 2Ujh sept by Rev. J. fritznger. URIAH SEBtS-
TIAN OF JHIln Co, and LEA kE>SLEE Oi Craw:y ri Co.
OHIO.
OI the l7th inst. by Rev. John Thomas, JO>EriI L.
SCHMjChEE 81 Reading, aud MARY 4, dau. .ht-r Of
John " Caldwell u Limestone. Nout"ur Co, IA. Also.
WILLIAM HAChENBEKG O; Whit Pigeon. Mich., and
LUCINDA, daus stsr OF late Dsu'G aEurr U Limestone
In TiogH Co, Pa cot "a, by Rev. ~ l.. K-y nrds. of
Naush-id, JOHN l MITCHELL aud Mi,s Mite BALD
WIN, both OF Nitrh-ll- Creek.
On 18th inst by I,rv. & VI. Blake, Col JAMES B. Co
BURN Of Aaronsburg, and Miss JENNIE f. Ill SION, OF
NI:tauy Valley.
ON Both ut, by Rev. c. y. Ritt.uhou-e, Dr. THOMAS
J SwIsIIEE OF Jers-ytown, and MARY :. CurNEK Of
Mupcy-
On lnth ut., by Rev. J. A. Price. WILLIAM KEN
PlIREY Of HRnyille, and ELIZABETH 4. BLOOM Of
Northumberland.
un til- 18th inst, by Rev J. g. Auspach, CHARLES
W HEUSTON Of Wayne Co, y. Y, and Miss CLARA
HuUIZ Of C-ntrrville. Snyder Co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

1--WE subscribers having loaned CHARLES
SrEE>, N Hartley township, Yoke oi
RED OXEN, tlrIug our own pleasure, mere
bv notify all persons not TO buy or mehd'e
" tth >aid Oxen. as they are our property e1-
claslvcly, and are only loaned To sad Charles
Sees as long as ~ permit him 10 o,e ihrm'
MARTIN DEEloBACH,
OF. If. 1850. FRANCIS WILSON.
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The Dimes Saving Institution Of Le-
WiSburg

Is ready to receive any amount on Deposite
from Ten Cents and upwards. Four per
cent. per annum Interest will be paid on all
spec;ai depo>Ite> Of Two DoIiars and upwards
If deposited Two months and longer Office
ir Beavers brick block. North Third ST.
HIP. SHELLEB, Treasurer
Iewishurg Oct. TO- 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
University Schools

Az I'll open on the morning 81 niss-
w day, cDtem5cr 20.
CsLLEGE-TuI'inn per Term $40 90
Iucidcnfals, about .' 90
Room reat and fuel 10
those who room in College - %
hcADLuY-Tultion 90
Preparatory dep'ment q . TO 90
Iucidelra.- u
oari. with room, fuel au1
lchts, Per Week -
FEMALE I>srITCTE-
Tuition per Term 10 20
Preparatory department 81
Incltentals about %
Board, with room, fuel, and
lights per Week %
For further information pertaining 10 any
OF the departments, address
Aug. 10 ]. L. LOOMS, President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

DBUSS, u8DlElNSSo
Chemicals, OILS, Pants, ,Varnl,hes, Dye Stuls,
Window Glass, Brushes, Combs, Stationery,
Fancy Articles, Spices, Perfumery, &c.-the
Patent Medicines of the day-Plne,
Coal and Fluid Lamps, Lamp GlobeS-Fresh
Pine Oil, Coal OH and Burning Fluid always
on hand-PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for Medicinal purposes. Also the bes, Ha-
wanna and Principe SEGARS, with complete
assortment of SNUFF and Chewing and Smo-
king TOBACCO
In short ali articles usually kept at establishment
Of tn. knd is to be found Storeand offered for
sale at fair prices. -.
They would especially ask attention OF PHYSICIANS
y, tL.r establishments where they he supplied with
pur- fresh aud reliable articles reasonable terms
,',strh JOHN HiERlS.
Ir,si,hrrr Sent 26 1850 ". p. DiNyAs.
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o,rssbssTg, 1U.

MORNING. OCT. 26, 1860,
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Certificates

CnAkLkIrous. Jefferson County, Va
Having parchassd one Of David n Rorhr,. w..ha,
hsrhnss chs Little Gianfl sone two u,onshs .sr,rs
sa Paving been called on by Mr.. Rohr 10 know
no. n once answer thai can. II my exprrieSrels
worth any thing would simply say ID ,hose ~, ar
anornn.ieiy axe myself. who has to have IN. eook-
better calculated 10 Keep peace and qust In family
than anything that have trsed The uash estxs
have no more terrurs for The ehsirs are no more
dashed about the honssttie ehildrcni. laws an, NO
more Spanked i hear no more Of all The skin being
on the haD-, no more % the cry that bnsc the lar
Eest washing Of any body else; my dinner on q wash
ing day All night Why even the kittens osthe hearth
Psrslttsd 20 skip and play the little dog cen pas
tnroafh NE rom without kick; the old chick en- can
stand In the door and erv WITHOUT being ,cahIf 80
~ my very great relief the buttons are aeysr % INV
shiris A. usual; the smallest In unF family sloSx
washing how'll used ~ take the largest III r,trinr
tArsof sLeh ANNOY aDoes above are DE b. any
person. then buy a maehine.
November 10, ls6o. NV ROWAN:
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Nov. rs. Iss0. aA
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Special Notices.
Rn.icrots NOTICE..

Preaching may be sxpeSted In the Lecture tooga q
DE Rap<si Church in chsFvs.Osh On The an. Sab 70
Saturday prvcc,hnx AZ r. n
p, S. The cosH Bouss ben yin b rShs Foe the
above Appoinfmtuts.
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J. W. ROWAN:


M. ID. T. RoAr-Dear SIR s--As reduested I have
bad thoroughly tested In my family your recently in
Nented Machine, and from the concurrent testimony
q the household and my own obsery alton h Is in
truth Lls Giant In siithe essentials for which IL
- niepdei regard your tnvenon the very best yet
ftrctuced. and should be In the hands OF every fAn
y m the county. SAMUEL G, YOCSG.
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BRiN o'BANSoS.
CHARi.rsrowS. Jefferson Co. Va

CHARIESrowS, Jefferson Co, Va
ID hereby certify that the lafe washlne Machine
invented by Mr.. D. Y. Rohr Is the best one Ia se HAv
Ing tired several other MACHINES. ] pronounce the
Little Giant the best one out. Hurralf fdT tts LIT
tic Giant" of the South. recommend 10 the pablle
~ labOuT saving Machine. d. NJ SHEkiZ
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ChAalr.lovs. Jefferson County Va

80 H-L"NFs NF'1lltF "
I hereby certify than have u ID. = Rohr's
Washing Machines in my family called the "iiftlc ca
ans.n and We IL every week; one Of my dAughteTs
not over twelve years cd doss the principal pan 81
the washing. Ipronopnce the Little Giant the best
Washing Machine that hAte ever seen.
HIRAM O'BANNOS.
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rM.t.Esrowx. JctIcr.on Coun,v v.

take Erssf pleasure IN saying thai Mr.. Esissard
Rohr's Washing Machine Il the very hest that have
nsed. aad do any nvery family should sss oae-snd
therefore recommend IL 10 the public being sune-
nor NJ anything of abs kini in use.
THOMAS n. RTARRY
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v
Do hereby eertify that have o. D. r. Rohr's
Washing Machines IN my lNmily called the Lifrls Iyl
anx aaA dns il deserving hAi title for child OF 10
years oh can DO the turning. do Recommend Il "
the putHc A. beng the bss; out.
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RRESS- AND FAMILY .JOtTRNAJ,
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y 49, vesks-sev ard Odd many oftAsn N
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TIE "LITTLE GIiAT.y
Tar s.s, ri, ,.s.,I s ;,,:..c Z, til, ss

Nhk p.ssen 70 'he raehc hif Ersuf.
WASHING MACHINE.
l. can wssh fAster and eieaAer than sny oth.r
Machine Bos IN usc, and with less ipjars " IL
Clothing. The low price Of the machine enable.
every hopshhold To have one--and h. feel. a.
sarcd that the saving in labor A. well a. .osn.
will INDUCE al having economy, &e.. in view u
burchase. The old machine. OF his patent can
BE- re-nodelled upon his new style lie insert.
few Of isc many certificates in favor 81 tn.
machine. DAVID r ROTtR
Chariestown. Nov. is, 1860.
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sSTts Kev. ~ a. NeErH may he expected 90
vs,sch a snfthhsfi, N thr Unian chgrrh On Sunday
ssr ~ ". A. "; and AZ stones Chapel on sundAy
Nov. 18th, at ~ A. ".
At loyeusviiie Sunday. Nov 2sth,
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sSPEw RsNTs--The Pew rrr-,s - me F'Yessyt~-
ran Church tin DC due tho ii oefoser
sept. n, Ian. A ~ CRAMER Trcas'r.
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7 a MOORE. CLERK
CoSxissiosEs /. Oyyfcr.

tnsNfseIosEss DrFfcT,
Sov.25. l5eo.
~ parties interested are tsrrhy notified hat
~ " tdnes'iay he ga day ~ January. 1851
= Sy Oihee ~ Clsariestova. J Gers1n County.
- vi pry.ecd D. Hkecute iAe above deere
~ ThFhiimc aBdFlses hey A. required 70 ~.
Tend Gwen uusS nv had a. S's'ns a said
Sei'f' this Esth day ~ Sovessbcr. ls6O
i.AWSDN BOTS.
NorAbar @ Ie6o.--st -
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Cont, County Of Jefferson to-wf November
Term 1850.
Ambrose Il il. RansoB. PEuiafjF.
A0AISsT
Jap@ =, Byrd. William r. Tsrner IN his o-ru
righs and ~ AdminiE1rssor Of Mary " n.
NiboBe, decd, ISzi q. Cordell and CHRIS.
tine bis wife, lawson Botis, Trustee. J56n
: Wright and CkthATine g. his WIFE TdoS
II, Turner. FaDRse H. Dade, Jeremiah Nor
ton. g.. and Charlotte W. his wife Tho.
Z. byrd. Administrator Of George w Tur-
ner d,4;d., John W Kennedy, TgusteE.
l.ucy l. Turner, and Richard II. Ice, Trus-
'r.s DyeEaIaiS-
EXTRACT PROM DECREE Of Hoy. 20
" $50. On The cause .eosing 90 to be hoard
As lOtlI dAy 81 y aYen Dor, lS6e. ON the Bill AID
asshdei lill. exhibit aud answers. aad Was GT.
rued hv Goonsel, oH consideration X is ahjudg-
N. ordered md ,lecrecd that thu cause be ~
i,rrri 10 = ComIaissioner Of thu Conf, who il
@den1lto settle sud stAte tbs aHeo.iGf of Th0a.
Y Byrd ~ Administrator Of George w. Turner
s-e d. sBh take secoout Of and audit the out
eNntTng debts unfuid OF said deeedent and make
renri thereof togciher With Any special mat
~ whieh he mas dsem pertlRehf, Gr either par
y fsAy Teqplre Ia be 80 stated. sol tia sad
COMMISSIONER - eEslerssi % aPY,osat time and
Paoe Tor rciVissg proof n the debts o. drmars,is
AGAINST SAIL GcprgeM Turner dec d., OF against
BE estate. snd before said time that he PAT no
be- Of such Gsss end place AZ the frvnt deer OF
NJ Court.ii.ais of Jsigsrsou County, on the
hr'i DAY oftwo Successive terms u this Court
ahd . further orieresi that said CoEhuission.
- g'e Hatiec % III time and place Of taking
'sid account of said Thomas r Byrd a. Admin
'iratw u GeorEe w Turnen dee d. by publ.
Atom onre n week TOT four successive weeks in
$50 hsvspaper rghlishcd in ChaTlsstovn.
'efrrsnu sanity, which publiehNDu shall BE-
"tsyalrnt % psrronal service oftCtiee on tbe
pafitsto tbs suM
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-21
Editing n Newspapcr.

Hear what the National MteH'geacer
published by Messrs. Gales d. Seaton at
Washington city, one Of the most valuable
and ably conducted papers in the country
says about editing newspaper:
"Mauy people estimate the ability of a
newspaper, and the industry and talents
Of its editor, by the quantity of editorial
matter it contains. 1t is comparatively an
easy task for frothy writer to pour out
daily columns of words-words, upon any
and all subjects. His ideas may flow in
in "one weak, washy, everlasting food,"
and his command Of language may enable
him to string them together Ike bunch
Of onions; and his paper may be meagro
concern. But what is the labor, the toll
of such man, who displays his 'leaded
matter ever so largely, to that imposed on
the judicious well informed Editor, who
exercises his avocation with an hourly con-
sciousness Of its responsibilities aud its du
tics, and devo,os himself to the conduct of
his paper with the same care and assiduity
that sensible lawyer bestows upon a suit,
humane physician upon patient, with
out regard to show or display! Indeed,
the nero writing part Of diting a paper,
is but small portion Of the work. The
industry is not even shown there. The
care, the time employed in selecting is far
moro important-and the tact of good
editor is better shown by the selections
than anything else; and that we all know
| is half the battle. But We have said an
editor ought to be estimated and his la
bors understood and appreciated, by the
conduct of his paper-its tone-its temper
its uniform, consistent course-its aims
its principles-its mauiness- its dgni'
ty-its proprieiy. To preserve these as
they should be preserved, is enough TO oc
cupy full the tims and attention Of any
man. II to this be added, the general su
peryision of the newspaper establishment
which most editors encounter, the wonder
is, how can they find timo to write at all