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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27
Au Q)tsau Stuyu.
THE PIRATE.


Eirblccn wears AGO the shin I com.
manded was dancinroyer the waves on
mission of mercy. Laden bv gene
rous contributions of u New England
city, she was bound to the Cane Verde
Islands, with bread for the famine.
stricken and dying. Brighter skies
never gladdcned the sailors heart than
those which bent over us; plcasanter
gales never filled the sails Of sea. Jour
nry, than those which sped US to the
haven where we should be and now
may God have the ship in his Holy
iccpinr.' the PRAYER which concluded
the old English bill of ladng, was
heard and granted, we felt as we trod
on the deck of the stout craft, whose
crrand was surcour to the destitute.
! We were all in high spirits, forward
IN the forecaste and Aft in the cabin,-
! Sailors who were often so hungry, liza
bic ut anv moment to be put on short
allowance, and compelled at times TO
fast entirely, knew better than lands.
men how TO pity these whom famine
threatens Jack has ready sympathy
for the man who has no bni3cuit in his
! Incl,nr
!twas now the fourteenth day out
;r,, IN ,ho fr., ,,ro,. or tho r,or,iro
! I,bot ,I,o ,o,,o oror.,1 ~, with .,or,Iina
;rt,IIioo,.,,h,,,s e., srsnic;ou, voo,,I w,u
IN s;,,L, with tbo first ,,,. orli,,ht th.
,.i,;,,rt ,ri.or h,J doscr;od hor and
,lo ,.n,. ., ,,,.,, "A ho m,,oo,t with
,I,,, , d,ol ;,,.o,.
ph. fins, ,,,,,o, :, III, stro,r, shi,
.,n,o., Ji,nnIlod ,ho e,,r th,,, ,he motos
,,,,..,,,,l ,oon.;,,ol
,vL,. ,r, I,rl.i,, s,id lourbiuo
,,.,.,, n,.l;o. ,,s,io;on.
'...l.,., ,.l,,,,..,.I,or.;o, onon Cha
:, p.n,u.,,.o Lr;,.,,i,o .ho ann,
-,
''', r. -, ,.u,, -, A.,
"' ,,",I .'S,,.:I. .,, ',n:,.. anI
'l'"''' ,o"' '''' y '"''' ''' S'''''"S, a.. "'''
'Ic VIII spF'"'' '"'''''' !" u "''',' INV
TINS, thaI IL Scuo ncr SN'i'i'''"S ''Ne "
gull over the sea- Ana look no" 1T inc
men on her orrN'
One glance through lhc to'e'coPe WAS
enough to satisfy me that he WAS
right
lhe vsssei was OF Sharp pu'iu' Oh very
light dr'uSht, ana riSSeo IKE DilSah-
tihe' Her n'a''S raNco very s''s"'N'
besides the canvas usual to such rig,
she was fitted to carry Il lugger sail,
/ which, when spread before the wind,
would add to her speed. In addition,
she was pierced for twenty-five sweeps.
/ IIrrdccl;s were crowded with men.
It's no honest craft. Mr.. Larkin,
s,iJ .but she may not be a pirate for
,u that One need not be surprised to
fall in witha shaver. hereabouts.
/ .Sh,'. uo layer. CDptaiu.
Why do YOU thinl, soy
because there are guns on deck, IN
stead ci water casks.
i did not say she had Il cargo OF
slaves in, | replied,
/ lhc" WY u''' ~" ~" " "'
guns VI. "',N . " '"' ~ " " . :"
guns '''O'I DC DV'o" WI" I',.'' U"''
there should be more guns On uccK'-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27
The Evergreen.
BY GEO, y. MORRIS.

Lovc cannot be the aloe tree,
Whose bloom but once is seen,
To search the grove--the tree OF love
Is sure the evergreen:
For that's the name, in leafor frame
Meath Geld or sunny skies;
Ion take the ground It's root have bound
Or it, transplanted, dies,
That love thus shoots, and firmly roots
In woman's heart, we see;
Thro' smiles and tears in after years
1t grows u tadcless tree;
The tree of love, all trees above,
Forever may be seen,
In Summers bloom or Winters gloom,
A hardy evergreen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

day forenoon, the little daughter Of b.
b. Davis, Of this city, whose familiar
ity with snake has been frequently
noticed, died at the residence Of her
parents on Centre street. The facts
connected with her case we shall state
and leave the public to draw their own
inference. All that We have hereter-
tore published has been strictly correct
ed 50 far rs we coula obtain intorma.
ton.
a few weeks since, when Mr. Davis
resided on Monroe street, in the out
skirts Of the city, near nursery where
be was employed, this little daughter
les than two years old--was accus-
toned to go into the yard or field and
play with IL snake. How long these
meetings had been held before the dis
coyery by the mother is not known.
At ali events the mother one day found
the child with the snake in its arms,
and the little girl WAS tondling it and
calling it her baby. Subsequently the
sn"ke was seen in the yard and would
run to the child whenever she was per.
mittcd TO go out. The child lost It's
appetite and pined away, and constant.
iJon n,ou,n, nn,! r.., ,,ori;,, tn tho
city TO divert her mind from the hide
GUS object, but in vain. Under the
advico ofa physician who was called,
thn snaJc WIS NOT DESTROYED, and con
,:,o I S'i';>V 90 ',o' L',,I, o ' ;,l
l''!'V" 10 '9'', " s''I 'u,",,N .n,, "' ,-
,4 ol'e"'','s ,i ~ - '"I .I ''r'' ''''' "'' '
o"t-''Io I e',,,' ~ FI",u, M..i, ,,,,ol;,, o
At ''i' III -'i' NV 10 '',"s ~. i''D 'no
I"s "''' t"o> an a oI,' I' o' uu'''I "''IH M Ln M
hoPi'G "'"l ','e '''9nSe ,:iS w M'r''o r 'I ;a ''u
N"n'uSeo0' 10 MS T''',,' ANY, ~, q, 'I'"u Io
sue improve gu ~ "o".tn "''G p,, ."pM ua ~,
ioo" wv " ">N": -, ,''''' ','I ',' ~,
ch'!o was t~'Nol' ~ III "'i'' oon''''"o,l , u'l ~
suns "HV'l c1't'"'9' "''O'' ''io "'o"'
ohe was N",JccV " co'', u'n'o,'" "
spaSihS, winch were very nio'on'' 'n'
at no ''ine Gou'o sho |'tN0 II Ipoa ",'a ,l,, w.
t"ih u III ''cr H'o'''"'''' '''i ii'l I ','o'".'
informs or rei1Elef l''"V sl'e Wa' ~,
:, - :.l l
INC ciii'H on 'ht eicccr'''i I..'nI'P'o' "'''
says tia0 lie io''l'a IL " G''iicn't , e"Ho ~ "
treat, ana Expresses '''0 pe.'t' l'!"I '"'
snake had taken Vho elce'''c''S i'o'"
'hcSySIoh OF 'nG cnl.' r,,;,....
Oh inc cay i"uo"''S 'no '','y VI
WNlch thc ciillo WAS taNc'' S' SVilo"s'y
III, MIS-. DeV'hs' VINO occu pcs M ,,o
house on Monroe street. Naca'c' py "''
DAVIS, called at thc mouse ne no" oc,
cupleS an! stated ll'"t " Hcr''I"i' i', '','''p'
Conrad heuche4h"ch, h"a N'l'cH ''c
snake, Whlc'! hid lrJhD,cu INC cH'''I' on
the uay prey'oU3--t''o nflday on WIN IL
she was taken III. Inc 'hot'eF say =
! when the hl'ieSlrl hc"ru I'ic ''atc'nc"t
/ she sad, 'hahiht' !" oaoy uc'o' '""
/ soon became worse.
There Is not much doHoCol Ihest"tc
ment made, 50 lar aS lhe lacts are CON
/ Ccrncd. Ihe conclusions anu illiert"-
ces are quite anolhcrthihg' Inc SNAKE
killed by kenchuenhach was ABOUT
three feet long, and was doubtless tle
same seen BY Mrs Davis ana hef lamily
with her daughter. Its beng killed III
/
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

my Ves''', anu oesan e''''''ns away 'ho
man '''lch'
lno ''''e' s""f''s ''.'o"' ""''o
square, compact lralhe' lhoicaIeu src"V
S'rchSlh, ANA WHOSE oyeS' o''eN anu
hazy, ana hall concealed oy t"' i'oS'
expressed cruelty, ana cunning up
pro"cneu '''e CABIN ''"'t''' "''ofe s'oo'
ana addressed me III 'o'e'"o'c Sooo r"''
s'sh-
are you inc captain u 'h's 'esSe''
YES rep''oa'
w nat your e"'So'
'flour'
W mere from
'nos'oh'
'"''S W
N"pc NC Neroc''
=" ny ,neS F' "'' S'''rS'"E, nc '''a'
ope"'"s MS yves ANA 'ooN'nS '''' "'
me.
es--aho lhc lio"r ~ NY Ne'se' ""'
lrecly given " good ohris''alS " lco'
'''e'e ''''' '''S PN0p'|'
Inc rasca! continued MS deiloaFate
gaze" moment ''cn 'u''e" towards
MS men, VINO py 'nI' ''''i' '''o o'oNe''
lh'o 'h' m"'h ''''c'' anu III u ro'sn'
commanding tone, spoke a le" "oru'
IN spanish wh'ch | o'd not "A''r'V'"o'
Inc men loohcu up WIN "'Voh'o'''''7''''
All" ''c'' "''""'c" " tAo ''o'' ""0i'
thcy STOOD gazing cautiously towards
Vnc'r c"l'''''''-io' Suc'' was NY ''''''
roS''or' ho ''lrus' MS ''''os 'cN'.'''
'l'''' anu ""'No, q"''''S ~ anu ''o NJ
'''o minutes '"'' TIC N''' ''"'P'S ~
'''e,-
/ 40" A'lef'c'''7 "'' I'LL ncr'''''
why s"o''o you 'ona n'0F 10 ''''' '"'
starving NaIho''c3
because l''cy arc our lc'lo" '''o"
and their SavlourIs our AaVIonr' an
swered' aStonlshea III the cohduc' OF ''''
man.
III you he to me, he crl'a WIN
tIerceness that startled neil you l''
to me, III hall you down 10 your oecN'
Ia this cargo the Tree gut OF your couA'
tryncn to the starving:
i IL prove IL oyou ny my P"P'r7'
answered.
4 don't want to see your papers nc
retlrned-'swear it,. AS he spoke, he
crossed himself dcvotcdly.
i swear replied solcmnIy.
/ The pirate lifted his cap, and bent hl'
head devotodIy, when | mentioned tho
Trinity. He stood still, with his heac
bent, while one might moderately have
counted fifty. When he raised hlmsel
up, it seemed TO me there was less fc
rocity in his countenance. His eyes
were no longer half closed, but open
and clear in their depths. looked
steadily at him.
! Captain, said he courteonsly, can
you supply me with two or three casks
ofwatcr?'
/ gave the order, and the water was
,o"0F'' ','.o =, '"' V''', y "'I' ,I ''J'' ',.
,''"' SUM '''' VI, '".'''''' 90 -"
. but no lluferru behind, ana aiLcf u mo
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

Somebody, at a political meeting in
Delaware, very improperly said uncivil
things OF Gen. Winfield Scott, whore.
upon Mr. Briggs arose in his defence.
The following is his eloquent speech:
NJ. President: Whoever says Gen.
cral Scott is not u patriot, should bc
kicked ont OF the back door of public
contempt, rolled down the gutter Of
degradation, picked up with the tong'
of general cxccration, and buried ;"
the waters oi oblivion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
There will bc four candidates ut the
election for President and Vice Presi-
dent in November next We subjoin Il
list of their nmes, with the residence
and age OF each, in Il compact and con-
yruicnt form, rs iOllows: .s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

In making glue. use a piece o. % 1lne 70
.,;. :, or keep a small piece OF zinc in
y" ta,,a,. IL il said to prevent it
,,.,,, @ acquiring that unpleasant odor
10 glue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

The IRisH AND THE PRlNCE.-The
Irish military organizations Of Phila-
dclphia will refuse to unto in any dem.
onstration of respect to the Prince Of
Wales. The Montgomery Guards, of
st. Louis, refusing to take part in any
act ctofinternational courtesy, Because
say the Guards, ii the Irish citizen
soldiers should turn out to give the
prospective King Of England public
reception, it would Le endorsing the
many wrongs and cruelties inflicted by
EngIand's rulers upon our fore-iathers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27

ABour GlRLs.-rhe best thing about
a girl is cheerlulncss We don't care
how ruddy her cheeks may be, or how
velvcty her lips, il see wears a scowl,
.vcn b,r tri,ud, will consider her ill.
booking; while the Young lady who illu'
inmates her eountcnancc with smiles,
will b, regarded as handsome, though
her complexion is coarse enough to
grate nutmegs on. As perfume is to
tho rose, SO is good nature to the love.
Is. Girls, think OF this. 4..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27
ST. CLOUD MOTEL
Corner of
CHURCH & SUMMER STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
SAMUEL J. J.CARTER, PRopnlEroE.

This house has been greatly enlarged
thoroughly renovated, re-iarnishcd, &c
throughout in the most costly and Gle
CANT style, and is now equal in every
respect to any other House in the South
west. aug2-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-27
NOMINEES FOR TIE PRESIDENCY.

The completion of the railroad to
Cl,r<sville, Tennessee, will be celebra-
ted bv the citizens ofthat place shortly.
The number of persons that assem-
bled 10 hear the late speech OF John T.
Breckenridge, at Lexington, KENTUCKY
has been estimated by persons present
at twenty thousand.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Ncuiauliro adrkrt.
MARRIED..

Al the residence of wm Cnm-run, Esq in Leuislurr
morning OF 9TH inst. by Rev J. W. T. ksr. SAMUEL
H. oEwiG. E-q, and Miss MAGGIE A, daughter OF the
late Col. Jackson M'Faidin.
In Kelly Up. Goth ult, by Elias Eiehl, CHRISTIAN
Z0OR of Lancaster, and Miss SUSANNA, daughter OF
Christian stultzfus, Of Nelly rp
In Milt n. by the Rev. p Hescorl. THOMAS SATTER
son and Hiss JANE M'DANIEL, all of Milton.
on the 9Th uit. by the Rev. A. y iIsv, q. W SiMo
son OF slydcrtown, and Miss HANNAH L. PRICE, Oi
SnuiItnwI.
ON ;he "a ult by Rev. John Thonas, JAMES MEGIN'
NESS ant Mis- CAROLINE. daughter of the Hon. Sam
mel Oakss all of Paradise. Nontour county.
ON thu 2sth ult., by Rev Mr. Wr-toott. JOHN n.
SLOAN. Of Lock Haven, and JENNIE l., daughter oi
Hon J,in +. pentrr, OF MEwensyille.
In Nihon ed ult. by Rev. 4. C. Dole. ADAM DERR,
of Iswl,,urr and JULIA HARPER. of Milton.
on N, .1th ult at Midd-burg iy Rev }. T. shindei,
J. NERRYNAN EMERSON, of Independence o., and
Miss KkrIE :. EwIG, Of Selinsgrove.
In S.ins-rove, nth ult. bv Rev Doiner kev. v.iDhN
swAE1Z. Of Berwick, and Miss KATE GEABEhLiAu,
Of the friner place. .,.
on tlr :. tn uit. by John Emmitt, fsl Mr " sIEE,
yFgS .r Miilersburg aud Miss CLARA MILLER, OF
S.ns rore. ,-,,.,c i,
Rev Nu Harden. Rev PETER b. RuCli and Miss ANNA,
daughtr Of Benjamin Gearhart, ESQ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

ENllE subscribe. informs the citizens Of
i Lewisbufg that he has returned 10 this
place, where he has been well known ~ Il
Teacher. He always has gwen satisfaction
to h.s pupils, and does not dopbt he shall be
able 10 30 50 10 those whc wi! favor him with
Iaeir patronage.
HIS Terms are from this day or, for one
pupil, s.. Where there are two or more pu-
p!is IN one house, 81, for 2i lessons.
Those desiruus Of :akiEg instruction who
have no Piano, can be accommo dated To take
lessons and practice at his residence.
He has also a superior new ! octave Piano
for sale, beautifully encased, and Of a brilliant
tone and elastic touch, 4! reasonable price.
Please call and seq
CHARLES KtLTSCH,
C6n,r ~ Nom F5ird t,ss' glor- NJ Dlril R-,,l's
Lewi>bGrg Dee. 6, 1853.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Auditors Not ce.

In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Union
county, in the matter Of The account oi
John A. Meriz, Esq, Assignee OF DAsIEr
ID. GUMS.
rZNHE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Court aforesaid, 10 distribute the bal
ance in The hands q. John \. Mer'z, Esq, As
>isnee OF Daniel b. Gu'iin, 10 and among the
creditors Of The said Guldin emitted to tie
same. will meet all interested al his office. on
South Second street, in The Borough oi Lewis
burg. on Wednesday, the l>t day of February,
4. ID. 1850. dt 10 O'Clock. A. VI.
jan.6, TO JAMES b. HAMLiN. Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Auditors lI0tice.

IN the Court of Common Pleas Of Union
4 county. IN The matter Of the account OF
John VIII Esq, Assignee of Joaa HLrqpder,
ia'e OF Hartley township as settled by Henry
Wilmer, Surviving Administrator ot John
Will Esq. The uuder,igned, Auditor appoin-
ted 10 report upon the exceptions flied to the
above account, will meet the parties interest,"
et at his Office in Lewisburs for the purpose
of fulfilling the duties Of his appointment, on
Monday the 3dth day Of January A. u. 1860,
at 10 o'clock. \. VI.
Jan 3. 1860. JOHN B. LINN. Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
New Teachers Ii,stisutc.

The Teachers OF Lewis, Harley, and fIar-
i,etun are requested 10 meet al the West ;. Ii
in the borough Of Hariie'on on Saturday, Jan.
Z, 1860, al l o'clock, PM. for the purpose OF
organizing Teachers Institute. Directors,
parents, and all others Interested are invited
10 attend. The object of the Institute is the
"mutnaI improvement Of teachers. and a free
interchange of thoughts relative to their
vocation. thereby better iitlns them for sat-
isfactory discharge of the numerous, weishy
duties devoivIng upon them"
BY order Of preliminary meeting held AT
the new schoolhouSe IN Lewis. Dec. %, $50.
ROBERT FOSTER. Pres.
JG ROTER, Sec.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Auditors Notice.

n the Orphans Court of Union county
Estate Of FnEpERrcK WELKER, deceased
The Undersigned. appointed by the Court to
audit, settle and adjust the account of John b.
Linn, Administrator Of Frederick Welker, Late
oi the borough of MIiiiInburg, deceased, and to
make distribution OF the balance in the hands
Of acconntan'.will meet the parties interested,
for the purpose OF his appointment. on Tues
day. the 9Th day of January, 1861, al 10 clock
4 NJ of said dav. at his Office in l.ewisburg.
SAMUEL ii. ORWiG, Auditor
Dec 80. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Auditors Notice.

Ia the Orphans Court Of Union county, in the
matter ui the Estate o. SAMUEL STRICKLAND,
deed.
Tk'HE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Court aforesaid, to distrIhu'e The bal
aDce IN the hands Of !. Merrill Linn, E>q.,
Administrator of said deceased, 10 and among
tn, s. legally entitled 10 the same, val meet
all Interested al his office on South Second
>treelIn the Borough oi LewisbHrs,cn Thurs
day. the 2i day OF February, A. d. 1860. at 10
O',Iuck \. VI. JAMES u. HANLlN.
Jan. &, 1850 Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that letters tesla
7 menlary on the last will and testament
OF JOHN RISHEL, late Of Bliia!oe
lown>hIp, Union county. deceased. have been
granted 10 the subscriber, by the Register Of
tGInn county, in Gae form of law ..hefelore,a al!
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims agaiast the same vii! present them
properly authenticated for settlement 10 TIE
subscriber wiihonl DELAY.
JOHN SCHRAcK, Executor.
Fast 8urlaloe, January 6. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Auditors Notice.

y The notice of the Assignee Account of
Levi Sierurr and J. Woods Brown, Assig-
n.es Of Nm. AsjHe,i. Having flied their ac-
connt, VIM. Jones vas appointed by the
Court at Union county 10 audu aud make dis
lrIbutlon o! the amount ~ the >ignes> hands
&c, aud viii meet all parties re>led, AT
his ONCE in Lewi>burg. on "Wednesday the
FIRST day Of February 1850 (at 10 o'clock, A.
VI. Of said day,) OF which yon viii please take
nolce. WI. JONES, Agditor.
Ian. [ ISGO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TINHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm Of J. d p s. Diettadrfsr. OF
Bullaloe township,has been this day DIS clvei
ly mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the SAID Firm vii! please call and sertie their
accounts, and those having claims against the
same are requested Ia present them for settle
ment 10 Jacob Diefenderier.
NIB. Afer the 18th of January, 500. ! will
leave the Books of said Firm with SamI Ew-
ing Esq. for settlement and collection.
JACOB DIEFENDERFER
Dec. %, AD 1853 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
CbUTICU.

TEY wife CECILIA having left my bed and
lfi board without any Just cause Of com
plant, hereby forbid all persons harboring
or trusting her on my account. as will pay
no debts OF her contracting. aud all persons
having any dralings with her do 1t at their
own peril and risk. JOHN BRAUCIIER.
Lewis Tp. Union Co, Jan. 3, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
ratent Fcckat COM DETEoTOR,

FOR rfsrlNG THE vAEIngs Kinds OF
DJ.D AND Sl!iE COINS
II i admitted by all to be- the most perfect thing m!
Kind ever oil, red to the pubic.
it is susiI that ii s.n be carried in the pocket
without any iueon yruieucr
Lrsrg Nrrl.ul shan 2 hare ~
Er'Jg Ia5,i'4;vr .h9ifi h'rsi IL
Lr-gg N-.aEis s,Dlst hFCs N
Er,5y Ban IN BlI,tHss5 s.0lEi Hdr. III
II detects at the moment both sz. TIL ,nrss An
weight. from Hall bmr 90 Dollar ia Silver. and
81 ia gold to 50 liic- fr- Gold AMI Si,vr and
l!s a. quickly -ee" without the resistance of d.
1t is simple, enlity useful durable, economical and
perfect.
post.Taii. to any part # the United States.
SEE WHAT me PI{TRSSiT-:
The possession OF It ia perfect guarantee against be-
Ing HlP'>"j u.-on with spurious r.ias--l. ry.
Detection J. sure, certain, Inevitable -Lrs JaUr.
blind man with one ia Fs>sess"n may bid DEF
anc. 10 the most -kii! ooInte.f,ier Of the dayEvs.
Bpi' atm.
We pronounce it without hesitation the mot r.rf,-;
thing Of its kTd ever offered 10 the pub.Ici,. h-
qH'TeT.
We ke it, and cordially mmendit to public favor
AGENT, WANTED.
An Agent wanted 10 every County IN the United States
whom a heavy discount viii be mad-. samples seat
with terms OF agency, the receipt Of dollar.
Address all orders Ia INLAY X BiCKSEiLS.
BInk Mt reporter, Fa'ddapt,d III.
The Reporter has been for thirty years the constant
and p.c---nry companion of the Cashier, Merchant
tie Continent. ami ths al-st IN t!e world.
having subscribers than all Others confined, j.
tuhli., the lst and 18Th o; each pt tls fo-
lowing prices:
Monthly. Copy. one year siO0
s-ni-Nonthl,, Copy. one year. 200
including without extra chaTE copy Of the Coins of
the World. cputs;niig larger number If magaiicrnty
nstratri rae sile Impressions of The various tod.
Silver aud other Coins of all natous, than he found
in any other work. and wtirh be oitainud from
other source hy any possibility If means.
Allr-sS INLAY y III NKNELLS.
omsi5 Bank Mt Esig5It r. Ip,iiIi ip4it, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

EThe Judges Of this District arpoiu-
p James X. Davis OF Selin>gr6ve, Mem
|sr of the Board of Revenue Commission
p, which meets at Harrisburg in Febru,
p. 10 Judge Jordau's District, a. J.
|tetrick, Esq, of William>port, aud in
adge WOodward's District, Thomas Os-
F'hOut Of unkhannock, are appointed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES We have
printed for sale lot Of nice blanks of
this kind, at % cts per dozen. They are
very often called for, eau be easily filed
fP, and are suitable for framing. (Thia
|s Leap Year." aud We hope the ladies'
pill have good luck in making heir selec
ions. As general thiog, we think they
F'ud be more happy and exhibit better
pigment than gentlemen do) Clergy
aaa and Justices should all have supply
/. hand to please those who call for their
|frTces in this line.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06
InR0' PEE5-TEEsStG iyD Ec0S5NI We IIRi'E
Boot and Shoe llanufactOry.

and most respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the c0mmuni'y, hoping BY d strict attention TO
business to meri, a share OF the Ir4de. AN
determined 10 sell, for Cash
tie Jea Arfjcie t',r tic Laa N5asy,
both for style aad durability. as the material
IS Of my 0'cH IaHaagt, EXCEPT the Morocco.
I'D and French, OF which have procured
the hest IN market. Ny own Tannage, and
stock worked IN ny shop, insured and wa.,
ran'ed a recommended.
LADIES ant oihets wao may desire l. will
be walled on tor measures al their residence 5
or at my dwelling, Icac tie shop, ~ Mr.
Fisher. nay foreman.
NJ EEisrn u'rs ke2t far sale, but I can
compete w;lh Eastern work IN prices, ant
furnish 4 better arIcIe. H. fact an deter
iarHei 10 s"!l lower tlaE aHv compeuior. My
o5i"ct : 10 tipo>r of my Hides Al cash prices
aUI Manufacturing aLtri.
Those "ho Try me viii find his no huT.buc.
bgt Greatly 10 the interest Of those who Wish
10 get the value Of their money,
do not deem II lmpcrI9ut 90 quote prices,
as sizes and stock differ materially.
FARMERS having hides To dispose Cf, NAV
find 1t an aivaulage 10 br,ng lhem to the Yard,
a an allowance viii be made % them on hides.
The Highest Price for hides, 10 Cash or
Boots aud Shoes.
Leather for sale at all times, on accom-
moiaiing terms and at low prices.
L. j. HULL.
Lewisburg Nnv.T, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

@-Tueslay aud Wednesday, 24'h and
'9ih inst, Messrs. Church aud NJ Michael
d sell their large stock, including ev-
f!ihlng connected with their Foundry,
Laurel,op, at the west end Of this
liant,