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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
The Poor Contraband.

The philad. North Amcricca, 10th inst.
states that, about two weeks since, man
appeared at the door of farmhouse near
that city. He was an Oh young m7n-
no light on bis c1pntcnance--no joy in his
heart. His back was covered with sears,
10 wcl's, from the lash. Ouc Of his front
teeth had been knocked out By an angry
and unqcoyokcd blow, aDd both thumbs
had been pu: of joint by tdumb-screws.
His legal master Is Rebel in arms, and
lad employed his slave in throwing uP
entrcnchments. His regular ratious, tho
a field hand, we're only peck Of Indian
meal, pound Of salt pork, and quart Of
molassas, per week. knowing no guide
but the North Star, yet he determined to
make an elro:: to gain his liberty. Trav-
cling by night, he concealed himself by
DAY. UuriPe apples and green corn, taken
by stealth, were his only food. While
crossing Maryland, ho was pursued, and
fred upon. At last, wearicd, famishcd,
and foot-sorc, he reached the house to
which VIC have referrod-when, the tears
rolling down his checks, the poor fugitive
declared that he felt, for the first time in
his life, tha; lie had been in HOME.
This simple, everyday narrative: has
suggested tie following lines.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
EXECUTORS SALE.

VIII. p" exposed 20 sale On III premises
" on Furp,T the s.h day Of Nov'r next
all rhs: coyfarn LOT Of Ground, ~ ~
AMI two HOUSES, wi.h the Ia pa Z
1o9rr'onarccS, s.tnaie On South Front stre"'.
Lr-rrslur- Pa, late the Estate Of M,THI,s
Sua-grr. F-C"lsrl-jn accordance with the
WI rl sail Tcsra'or. sale To commence at
10 o'r'ocs. \ Il. when and where Terms of
sale wall he made known hy
John HOCGHTON,
Executor Of Mat. ShaIer, deed
Ier-i.trrr Oct. =. ISL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

A COOP ONE-Onc Of our young men
was over in Monroe county few days ago
in district where they are accustomed to
give their entire vote for the ticket labeled
"Demoeratic" He remarked to the man
with whom be stopped, that he supposed
they were still strong Democrats: = The
reply was, "Ics, zee asc all Democrats ont
Acre, crc,pt three or tour, aad dcy are Ia
ion men % Mauch Chunk Gazetie.
rzy-It is too bad to be always poking
fun at Monroe and Pike, if they arc the
darkest and most Democratic corner in all
Pennsylvania. She has this year-for the
first time-elccted Cuion man TO the
Legislature, over the Irregular Democratic
nominee" And she has-at last-raiscd
Company for the War.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
Auditors Notice.

I y the Orphans CoDrt of Union County
| Estate li Isaac RANcK, late Of White
beer township. deed.
The Auditor appointed BY the Cour; TO make
Distribution cf the balance in the hands of
Isaac Ea1cl lr. and Samuel Il. Ranck, ESec-
u.ors Of said 'cc-ient, VII meet the parties
interested a, his Once IN Lev.sburs on Ssr-
rrn,r tie 9Th day OF November. A-D 1861, at
ID o'clock. ! VI. JOHN 3. LINN,
Oct I~,IsGI auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
LOVED STAR IN TIE NORTH.

Lone toii-wcrn. AMI fImishei, come t. your door,
Harsh I1nIa-, behind mr, sweet freedom beforei
Oh. pardon the tears falling hot on your hand.
A. YOU welcome 50 kindly the poor 'contrabana'
You ask f1r my story. Shall tell hoS lay
c ncsal.I in the woods through the wcarisoms day'
C.csr bid in my hole, how trrmhled with fear
A.. hear! the r7u-h voice ot the hard 0yerscer'
How auxi,u-'y watched for the blac<uess Of night
IT, ca-taiu and cover my perilous fsht'
How watched the blue sky, till it clearly shour FORTH
sure guide my pathway, bright star Of the North:
Nov onward. strai-h: onward ny footsteps pressel
\. the lee to her cell.'as the bird to her nest;
An sviit move the foot as II hurrics along,
when il leaves far behind the chain AMI the thong.
Hu., corn dslI, crossed, all dropping with g"lt'
And swain the broad rivers with arms strong and bold
v5ssin.t's tail forest. lay flr in the rear,
But Naryldud's pllips must turtively r'car;
-. hiup. al, day, in The night flying far,
It lei me 70 Freedom, that wonderful starr
Dark clouds may ob-curc 1t, and thick fa-s may hide
But h. ui,ls lie ha- raised Hi, hand. ~ll divide;
ln a halo Of glory It yet shall shine forth
Sweet uid, OF my pathway bright star Of the North
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
Broke Out in a New Place .

rTUE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friend, ina; he conjinues his business
" A. The u.i stand. corner Of 4Ih and Market
streets. Lcw'>burg. q Buying ExcLrsrvsLr
rrg CASH. he IS abe To SELL LOW his
stock Of Notions, Trimmings, Single
and Double XeyPhrs Of all shades, Nuhias,
Woo'en Hoods, Hosiery, &c.-all kinds Of
rrfrmerv-S-rain's celebrated Honey
Saar-Paarl Powder, Cologne ,EIiracts.&c.
RAGS and Country Produce taken in
trade. II. L. M'MAHON, Agt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

E- Rev Fiut.i5fh iust. iH rH- lutheran C' g--',
CVNELE-s BELL aud N.-s NAhs IlLi y -tIs----r. 40
Jacob Dsl rain. al. u L-vi.nurs
Goodbye, Ple,-au Tru'Prrous srl safe 7-" N7
tie s ,lalrfuru...auI tLal-s i-ry Fl7 7-ls tl1s
Of III. Printers.
Nv r.v.5.G ,r.77,r, q irs. DsN'I EATHEEYAN
O.: Hartley AMI MATILDA uiLilL of Lows.
I- E-y. DAM IS lost q. Ir.t. tNl..-H EA.t. q. -
Il.-tl.y ar.I MARY E.EIruE u. lu.HrI Do. ..rtr-
Ir F...J u rl.7. 3. th inst. W. D p Y. .IHlL D;
". ..r.4r.suI ,I.-- sALLlE l.. .uV. = ai -rHi.>.
ny Rev SW 1-.-.rr. --G INST. tj.il al. JJN1c aul
Mi JENNA JfE Is. I..l uf IE1.ft
Fv Rev d. Meme. 81 iu-r. SETH G.. III II. al! Alss
I LA-LIEI. ANnA y u. ~. n N--t.n.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

IyTEHEsrING u Ul,LIajs 0ai 10 Dry
Go2ls Deo'ers.-A cass occurred last wcca
in Buffalo city, in which I husband refused
to pay bill Of SIP, brought against him
by dry goods dealer, far articles furn-
i-hed bis wife. The husbands plea was
that be never ordered the articlos-hai
never received them-aui their purchase
was unnecessarily ez'ravagaut on the part
Of a woman married to man in bis known
circumstances. The Jury considered tic
defence a good one, aud gave verdict to
the husband. This enfJfces 4 sound no
raj principle, aud shows also the bcucf.s
Of the Reudy Pay system
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

SIR: acknowledge the receipt O. q com
muaicqt;0n from Col Martin Burke, iEcIo-
sing letter from l.. i. ScinabeI, pri--
cner at For, Lafiya,te. The person refer
rsI to, Is the sln Of = very worthy gentle
maa, 4 ciiiz u Of Pennsylvania, known to
me for many years. lie vas educntcd at
Princeton COLLEGE, where he exhibited
considerable talent lie cane tack T.
Pennsylvania, aud has been "living ou his
wits" ever since. lie Is a man, am sorry
to SAY. Of 20 character, and have NJ desire
TO open any communication from him; J
therefore return the communicating, Tor
warded by CD. Burke, unopened.
have the honor 70 be, very resp'7,
SIMON CAMERON, See. Of War.
Lieu'cnaut-G eueral WiIGeld Scott, Gene
raI-iu-Chief.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
Auditors Notice,

~ the ml'ts- of the sale BY the Sheriff Of
| Union county cf the real estate Oi Joseph
hl-tH.-, upon Nend. EXP. &c.
The Auirtor appointed by she Court Of
Common Pleas OF SAID county 10 report the
facts and make distribution of the monies
raised by The sales aforesaid, will meet the
parties u interest for The purpose Of stending
t1 the duties ot his appointment Al the Office
oi DrwI< * HsveS. in the borough Of Lewis
burg ou Fulu,r the 18th day Of October. 1861,
a. 20 o'clock, !. VI. ALFRED HAYES,
Sept. u Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

ELLIS ScHyAELE's position Is well de-
scribed in the following letter. Those
who boow the advantages erj ayci by this
vsglbyrd son Of Lewishurr, can hut say
Of him as the eloquent Dr. Eiward Young
said Of his AI;lmout, "wi'h the talents #
an angel, man may be fool - He
miJH hare been one C! the foremost mon
o!our c7untry-he i'any thing undesirable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

N-OTiCE is hereby given. that an Election
y hr thirteen Directors, viii he hid at
tl@ nluL o., House on Monday. Nov. Is, 1861.
Is..rcgu rre hours Of O'clock, 4 u, and 3
o'r.rra. T.. ". 4 General M-e'ing Of the
50 -rruliers win he held on Tuesday, Nov.
=, l-Gl, al 10 o'clock. \ u.
DAVID REBER. Cashier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

Prentice, of the Louisville JonraG1, hit
Of the low-neckcd fashion of female dres-
scs, thus: at is supposed that angels do
not wear clothing. Fashionable la5.ea are
getting u.a,e ancel.e ose,y year
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

rSrCspt Thomas Chamberiin' Compa-
ny gave Woods > maj, aud johnson L.
This we believe completes the soldiers vote
for Union county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

nen-In Snyder, and in Miflin, as in
Union county, all other candidates inter
ests were by the Democracy made subsi-
diary to that of President Judge.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

In Miliin county We lose Assemblyman
by %, one Judge by IS, and carry remain
der of the County Ticket, Treasurer by
200 maj y very ragged vote through
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

rlc Another Town Property is adycrti-
s,3 for sale today. Another chance for
,l,s, who desire i home at a low figure.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
Paw Of SOiliarS.


down a most heinous attempt at revolution
for bad purpose, it Is well to know def
uitcly what their compensation is.
\ privat,'s pay, for one year, at Sl2
per mouth, would be Sl5G
Clothing, rated at S3 % per month, t.
Hations, rated at 5 II per month, Ill
Bounty at the end Of the War, or of
two years service, Slu0-but say,
for one year, 80
Hcis certain Of cash and living worth $500
If " ar closes within year, another %
Making in all S442
He also receives pay TO and from place
of enrolment to place Of muster, at so cts
for each 20 miles Travelled, and good, gra-
tuitous medical attendance if sick, and q
Pyss,ble land bounty in addition.
If married man, his family has addi-
tional payment iu his absence, generally,
from county funds.
If wounded and disabled in service, he
receives pension for life. If killed, his
widow or other heirs receive all back pay
due aud 500 in addition.
Considering how large and sure is this
pay-fIom "Uncle Sam" himself, who is
good pay" if anybody is-many men can
fud no better business than "soldieriDg."
Our men are all, truly, Nolunteers-they
choose their own Officers, and do their own
votiug-they have the best rations and the
highest pay Of any soldiers in the world.
On the other hand, hosts Of unwilling
men are coerce1 into the Rebel ranks, are
poorly and uncertainty clad, fed and paid,
aud their government scrip is worthless.
Oficers' pay is Of course higher, quite
as sure, and there is no lack Of them. 1t
is Privates who are wanted-common SOL
diers, who can stand hard labor, occasional
privations, and some rough usage, with
fortitude and good humor. Let no man
enlist unless he seriously thinks he can
endure this to the end
a temperate, chaste, discreet man in the
army may enjoy as good health as if at
home, and some are greatly benefited in
constitution by the change Of life. The
chances of death in battle arc not SO much
increased as many fear.
A private should not-necd not-spend
a dollar a month.
Compare the pay and treatment Of our
Volunteers, with those Of the Wings who
fought in the Revolution, and jud ge how
much easier is the lot of the patriotic sol
ders of our day. But their cause was no
more holy or just than ours. The King
of Great britain was never so tyrannIcal
and oppressive as is the Southern Oligar-
chy. We fight to secure more than our
fathers won for us iu that long struggle.
Aside, therefore, from the liberal and
amply sufficient compensation proiiered,
there is the higher and hoier principle of
PATRIOTISM appealing for ' Ioiunteers. a
(probably the las;) Company is forming
in Lewisburg, which should be joined, for
mutual advantage, by all intending to 60
from this region. The Officers are-Josiah
Kelly, Captain; Ephraim i. Mowry, ls'
Lieut.; J. Frank. Bcalc, I'd Lieut.. These
are Young and middle-aged men with fam
lies, who will watch with the best care
over the soldiers, and return as soon as
their work is done. They wish to I'll up
their uumltI az s0Un dc possible.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

rz-Thomas Hayes E,q being about to
remove to the City, will sell, on Saturday
If pcxt week, quite an amount Of valuable
Furniture. (See Adv't)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

,ss-Nr Ellis is starting Family Gro
csry and Provision Store on lower Market
..r[s, between Goodmau's aud Wetzefs.
Give hin ! call.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
--latest: News S
Virginia.


IHII.ir. Oc'. in.-IalorAa non M
been received oi a daring ana g'It!It
exploit at Harper fefrE.. 'oi'
Gcary. oi icnh a. made a NiS.I WIN
100 p'c,'I men anu " htaN! G''i.' ~ -
upon a ".'rI 'h'F'i'.,,'I"' u, a. "o''- .,
var. -;tl2ted on hii he{0AH l'i', tie
Lerry' "GF were #,,acNtu I'I " . -.uu
i'e... including ,,'I C&'@iF!--l CT
the t"'oni5's 40, oh,y Ng.d '"tF posi-
tom. but drove Inc i'e'eIS i"Ec1 G., i''''.,
III the pHlht o' iHc "'yonGi' .'i',i- =
Is Sa.' l@'' lAe'l''I"9 oo'' -A7''1'5 u
'Ht 'e"Ci ,.'. C%'a,I!; ~! r
"'o' Vi N4's $ l ~ yi''' d ~ loIlI9 nv Il'', =
oc.c.AF'hoFoi 'l"" 70, eH'.'f u 10" " '''I't |
miIe5 o'Gr ''' = !'''A D1-"o1 % Ian
icy $ III y II ma .,
H.''l I'.- ,r,, ~, nus "ir - '"' / MON
7tET..s RON -, " 9 ,''t , Il Z; M ~.
W ,7e anu 10y " are i"','t :.I l:,l'= anu
ice mas '"NI" go co'i..I,'liH; !, ,, c M..H @ ic'n
-. ~ NO. :, o' pa.,,oro, ''I ,o.,,, '0' ~
'''''5 '7''''~' r-.I'. -,.--,'1- .'-7
-, I>I''C 4i-'
" nay ,, 'U"s :. ''.i en- ~. -, .! az
%nan2Aai' hlr'on COZ county III & /" s'tiI .i
Is7our,, Oh ,.I9 1-,',H r.. ut''' .'C.. '.'I ~
'r'''-s''7 -ot ',9 u''.,'. -'o.' i m 'l.'
'c4!li,oh $. /, uc;ta'cI anu pO''1ON sumo
oI VI 'H!Io''' arm, "LI..s. o., ooo -- -
NIA'i .c'Hp.'' ,. Il" "O'oou - 'Ic', . '''l' @
re"cnc" '7iuH'-l' .Hc I pIrsIl' c y, I'..l 4
lerN'hG, o! I' T%,lto'9' u - 9"t : '''1'' us
10 'Ae I'e,'c. but llie A9oo-s Id. 7
mostly WIIh4F""h IFcLA i4eA'"@ 'on ~, -
the south or scattered INTO E"'rIii4
parties, hut VIII not meet on the AcIi
anything Ike an equal number: \
tremendous, soaking fa!h' maze u
impossible lor Fremont to advance.
Gen.Camcron, sec at war, ana Adi.
Gen. Ihomas' Aad visited Fremont 10
satisfy themselves oi the iiat'cES III
controversy between himself ana Coi.
Prank Blair.
kentucky
Col. Henry Clay, grandson OF the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

KILLED BY \ HoEsE.-John Bee, an
aged and respected citizen Of Montour Co.
Pa, was fatally injured. While engaged
in unhitching, his horse pulled Mr.. Blec
down, aud, kneeling with his fore legs on
bis body, bit his left arm in such man
ncr as to maugle the flesh most horribly,
and broke the bones, from the wrist up to
the elbow, into agmopts-causing most
cxcruciating pain, and ultimately the life
Of the victim. |, was not until he vas
repeatedly struck with heavy club on his
head, that the horse let 60 his hold.
The Sunbury AmcricaR states tba: the
same horse, while keptin Northumberland
Co., was known to be dangerously savage,
having once nearly killed man who was
engaged in sbocios him. The former and
present posscssor of this vicious brute sh'd
remember tie Mosaic law for the owner
of the OK who was known to bo 'wont to
push with the horn"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

Juriltta county this year elected Mr.
Pomroy (ReP-) for Associate Judge, over
Wm. Cox. The remainder O! the ticket
is Democratic. Our friends there seem to
have been unc1mmonlgd dIIatory.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

Lieut.. Hu;chison. Of Centre county, one
Of the prisoners taken under Gen Pa,ter-
SON. has been sent from Rich pad " New
Orleans.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

,-y-Wc have at cur Office, from Wash
ton a few Seeds for distribution among
Farmers who may "happcu' in.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
DISSOLUTION.

TEEHE Cc-Parlnership heretofore sxIsting
hetseeu the undersigned under the hrm
OF Hvs-u ~ GoopNsS, - this ddv dissolved
by mutual consent. This Books and Notes are
len At The Oh Stand for s7eeSp sstLmsnt. All
VINO fell interested. vi! please rats notioe
FFT~H HrRSU
-s-i.-yr. ~, q - John Il. GOODMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

PENNSYLVANIA REsEGVEs.-The force
called out from Pennsylvania, known as
"M'Cal's Division" is divided into three
brigades-as follows:
Frst-First cavalry, and First, Second,
Fifth aud Eighth Infantry regiments, com
manIed by Brig. Gen. in T. Reynolds.
Second-Kaue's rifles, and Third, Firth,
Seventh and Eleventh iutan;ry-by Brig.
Gen. George g. Meade.
Thirl-Sixth, Ninth, Tenth andT~elfth
infantry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

rry-The Wm. Huntington estate, IN
Hartley TP, was not soid-will be offered
acain probably i'll Nov.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

Oa LdI U1F Ust' AUI
1851. Personal Properly, consisting Of
Household Furniture. viz. Sofas.
Pier Tables, Mirrors. Paintings, Ingram and
'nr-e-r.s CARPETS, Esuitian Blinds, Bureaus,
Hat-'raIS. Tables. Chars, Stands, Clock,
Lamps, Clrd.e.ahra, Stoves, Copper Kettles.
.oc.hrr with CHAMBER and KITCHEN
TIENITI RE, &c. &c.
Sale o. commence a; 10 o'clock \ NJ. when
terms vII be made known.
THOMAS HAYES.
y. b. An opportunity Will be afforded on
'1a trv preceding The sale, to any who may
81 desire, OF inspecting articles intended for
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

iay-To.day, we ropublish the card Of
Vm Palmer, Agent for Baltimore s.
,i.,v for the relief of Orphans and Des'i-
,n,e children. Some Of this class have
lesn taken, by families in Lowi,burg, to
bring up. Any others, iu town or coun-
try. wishing to adopt children @: this class
from a distance, will obtain full iuforma-
uOn from any Of the Committee named.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

EY-"Old NorsamptOu county has
been very much honored by little Union
this year Two natives Of that county
have jus: been elevated to good Offices by
the voters Of this-JoHNsoN for Senator,
aud ALBRIGHT for Sheriff Northampton
can return the compliment, very accepta-
blv, by eleva,iug to some honor that tai
en,ed and patriotic son of Union, Capt.
WM. II. ARMSTRONG, Esq
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

1G~TLcrc is a volume Of argument, in
the following paragraph, in favor OF the
institutions Of Freedom:
ain the fire Regiments sent out By Con-
necticut, there we're but jour men who did
no, write their own names. These "lan-
kee mudsils' have to fight "Southern
gentlemen" ike the Fall River Rangers,
taken at Fort Hatteras, where, out OF one
Company Of sixty-four but f'ce were able
to sign their names to the enlistment roll.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

JUST.-It is a comfortable thing
% be able to say that every man upon
q Ticket, represent ii 2 TO the world a
good cause. is successful. That Is our
'easure, this year. OF the TEN can
C.dates. We believe NOT ONE has been
lctraycd or forgotten by his party.
WOODS is elected.
JOHNSON is elected
BEAVER is elected.
RITTER is elected
SMoYTON is elected!
ALBRIGHT is elected!
WALTER is elected.
NrETZ is elected!
Thomson is elected!
SRAUB is elected.
And 50 may it he lcrcaftcr-as long
VIC are a Republican county, let us
lave Republican olhcc-bcarcrS. When
Mon becomes 4 modcrn-Dcmocratic
Iouty, it Will be all fair and right 10
..lor men of that faith by our votes.
The SrIRIT OF TIE HoUR.-In one Of
'lF Sunday Schools, recently, the Pastor
-''si the pupils what they would rather
''T'' II thy could have whatever they
'.'1oI. Oac rudy little fellow spOAc up
i.uF'l., "Jy. D1yts' L,4i.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

Johnson has 2i2 majority-s"mc Com
mics perhaps to hear from, but can not
ltcr the result.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
rrglI>nED >EW!-WEEkLI.-

Trr,lav Morning & Friday Afternoon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
: y'cn.iuc

WILL p. sold, at the residence O! the sub-
W srrhc-. ya South Front street, in the
borough yt Lewisburg. on
Saturday, Oct, 26,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
Henry Johnson, SenatOr-Elect.

+ The vote for Senator is determined
Is follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

Heis certain Of cash and living worth $50:
If W ar closes within year, another d
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

fsy-The Union County Volunteer he
lief Board have requested the following
reutlemeu to disburse the allowances made
:, the families of our citizens in the Us.
service. and thus save the Beard and the
recipients the necessity of coming to Lew
i.burg every payday:
Jonathan Wolfe for Lewisburg.
Charles Casley for Union TIP.
Edward Wilson for New Berlin.
Mark Halfpeuuy for Old Hartley:
JW. Sands for NJ iilinburg and " But
A. Kennedy for East ButiAloe.
Wm. p. Dougal for Kelly.
Isaac Staddea for White Deer.
Charles Gudykunst for Brady.
A Judge "Oat of The Woods,
r-g-Our figures for President Jgd5o,
II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

rs7-Whire Deer Township Toiicl near
a fa., vote this year, with clean Republl-
can majoritics ranging from - to l52-
sni has gained the best County Office in
tue peoples gift this iimc-only an act OF
il,,icc to the Sberif-clcct and our party
10 that leading township Election Day,
Ncssrs. A.W. Smith and J. Lesser Jr. got
3 subscribers for the Star y Chronicle
and any others in that region wanting our
paper at club rates, may pay to Lesser or
Smith, or at Correy'5 in New Columbia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

PLANT TREES.-keep on planting
Somebody planted for you-and now YOU
plant for somebody else. This is a good
season as any. Obtain the beet varieties
Of both large and small fruit.
Gricgs Marsh Is closing out the stock in
I.inn's Lewisburg Nursery, at low ritc>-
Geo. Ditffenderlcr is Agent for 4 kocheS-
ter Nursery-and by exchanging among
peisLbors, and studying the varieties that
wear best, much can he gained. But be
sure 70 set out something every year.