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- Lac Ietter nom Centervile, Va, says:

Contracts have just been entered into Tor
buildiur a railroad from Manassas to this point
The line has been surveyed through, and IS now
being leveled. The grade will be heavy MA
osssss is one hundred and sixty-three feet above
tbe level of Bull Run, andis considerably higher
than The hills of Centerville. The distance Is
six miles. 1t is four miles from the Station tc
sui Run, and two miles from there to this point
The work will he oneof great accommodation, as
a large portion Of the army will remain in thi'
;r,rnediate vicinity.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-At this court yester.
day there were twenty-five cases. Ten persons paid
iucsto the amounto IF sra. Seven were sent to he chain
gang. and four wore dL.cha ged.
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LOST-1esterday evening. near the Charles
ton depot bridge, an infants white fur cap. a man was
seen to pick 1t up he will obLgc the owner by leaving
II AZ a Front Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

70 Taylor u McEwen offer for sale one
thousand pairs superior black army shoes made in Ten
nessee Of the best materials. Also a large lot Of black
and russell brogaus 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

LOsT-A pocket-bOok, containing sundry pri-
vate letters and papers-an0ng them "A certificate Of
discharge from Latham's b~a.tery-for which the finder
viii receive the heartfelt thanks Of the undersigned, if
handed to the foreman Of the Appeal.
7 ID TvADNTn
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LETTERs.-There are letters in the APPEAL
c'unttnsroom for a lady who Advertised some days ago
for a situation to act as teacher: for W. /. Lewis, of Coffee
vile, Mississippi for L. y. FaTis, and for Il. I. An
1prgpl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

EXCHANGE OF PRIsONERs.-The Washington
correspondent of tile New York Herald dated
the 10th instant, says:
The New York delegation, which is here labor
inc for the exchange of Col. Corcoran and other
prisoners, had an interview with the cab net to-
day. Richard O'Gorman, Esq, and Judge
DAILY addressed the cabinet at length upon the
subject.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

UPRIGHT.-ln money matters Uprightness is
desirable, and we observe that Manager Tannehil, of
the Theater, has secured the article for his treasurer in
Mr.. Geo. Upwright
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%COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT OF THE MARKET.
FURNISHED rRox TIE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY EVENING, December 10.
COTTON-There was some inquiry, with sales Of 10
bales at 7lzGTasc. Receipts none shipments 50 bales.
T~OBACCO-Is in good demand at the following quo
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ing comments;

B~It is reported among the Partisan gossips
that the Prince of Orange, during his visit to the
! French capital, was a little fast" and that his
doinss were reported by some malicious people
TO the British court, the object being to break OFF
] the alliance with the English royal family.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20
The Correspondent Of the London Times
at the Great Review,

Correspondence Of the n. Y. Herald
While the columns were passing in review an
officer rode up to Gen. Mcdowell, the senior Off
Ger Of the day, and informed him that liquors
were being freely sold by a person from his car
rage on the ground, against all orders. The
general authorized the officer to have the offender
arrested. The officer complaining took a squad
of men with him, and started in pursuit of the
alleged vender of Intoxicating drinks, and soon
halted in front Of a carriage containing a basket
Of champagne, the contents of which were being
freely dispensed by the proprietor thereof The
officer made inquiry as 10 the name of the owner,
and was informed that the proprietor Of the team
and champagne was Russell. "What Russell! y
asked the officer. Russell Of the London
Tunes "Are you selling this article ~ III
qaired the officer, pointing to the champagne
Selling the devil. Do you think l keep q grog
shop ?" responded Russell. By this time the Of
hcer began to ''smell a rat" and quietly drove
away, finding out very soon after that it was
another person who was violating orders by sell
ing liquors on the ground. Said person was &C
cordingly arrested and placed in the guard house
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 90

DECREAsGNG.-There were ~sixty-five pa
TENTS in the Overtou Hospital yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

PRESIDENT MAKING IN THE CABINRT.-Two
candidates for the next Presidency are in the
Cabinet, and act" accordingly. Mr.. Seward
gives out, to the German Fremont element
for himself, in the coming Presidential election,
" I did not consent to Fremont's removal until
the very last of the Cabinet, - and thus opens a
back fire upon Cameron, Chase, Blair, and even
upon the President himself, who, at last, upon
his own responsibility, ordered the removal, Tor
high cause. Cameron, the other aspIrant for the
Presidency, not to be outdOne in tactics, now
becomes extreme anti-slaYery-from being the
most conservative member of the Cabinet, chat
teTs abolition in Springfield, Massachusetts }
and indorses it, quasi, in John COchrane's army
speech All this is but ~intrigue-intrigue when
the very existence of the nation is at stake, which
everybody can see through. If Secretary Sew
ard condemns President Lincoln's removal of
Fremont, and his revocation of Fremont's free
negro proclamation, it is his duty to leave the
Cabinet. If Secretary Cameron is not new OF
accord in this and other matters, it is his duty to
retire too. The President, in this crisis, needs
unity in his Cabinets entitled to it. Indeed
ii is d calamity to his administration that he ha.
so many Presidential aspirants in it-Ne0 YorI
Express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-20

20 Gray army cloth, gray jeans, wool socks,
etc. Taylor Il McEwen offer for sale a large stock Of the
sb,,, q+
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QNLrar saws

ltt''f >
Giddings ought to be removed from Office al
once for such rude and Unbecoming conduct,
outrageous at any time, but specially foolish
considering the delicate state Of our foreign Tela-
tons. When Giddings was sent to Canada, the
reason given was that We should be rid Of a mis-
chievous agitator, who would be harmless in a
foreign mission, but would be dangerous if he
remained at home. But it seems "Old Gid is
as troublesome in the former capacity as in the
latter, and even more so. The Canada papers
from which we quote adds:
It is quite evident that Mr.. Giddings is insanei
the excitement of recent events has been too
much for his mind, and his friends should re-
move him to an asylum before he does himself
som mischief.
We have thought Giidings was insane for
MANY years, but it must be confessed there is
" method in his madness" 1t is high time that
the administration closed his career in Canada.
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The Yankees, Camp Kettle" aI POFr
RoyaE.

The northern papers say that the Yankees at
Port Roy al have commenced the publication Of
50 a neat and enterprising little sheet, called the
Camp KoiIe.' Tn following is the title and
imprint of the paper:
THE CAMP KETTLE.
WE KNOW ONLY L COUNTRY.
Vol. !. Nov. q, 1901. no. D.
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so-aun r. Giddings--Esi-. Foolish COnduc,

The Montreal Canada Ad1eriser Of Satur-
day last contains the following:
Colonel Dawson, an English gentleman Of
wealth and position, now staying in this city, re-
Gently applied to Mr.. Giddings, the United
States consul. for a passport to pass through the
United Stated en- route for Halifax, to visit his
daughter. married TO an officer of one of the reg
imeats there. Mr.. Gillings, not content with
refusing a passport, did so in the most offensive
manner, telling Colonel Dawson that British sub
jects had no right to expect fayOrS from the gov
eminent of the United States, when they give aid
and sympathy to the Contederates; aud finally
getting into a furious passion, the consul de-
clared if England wanted to fight, that she
might come on, the United States was ready for
her
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MEMPHIS, December 10. Is6I.
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The Quarter. selected for lIasOu and sIi-
dell ia Boston

II. w DENiiAAf
Brigadier- General, U. 5. A.
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TO WHOM LISTED.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.

Adams D, esiaieJ 80. Part of lot 4s5, Court st. 80 by ISL
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The New Orleans BaIIslia stales !.

The price Of gold and silver has declined to-day. The
brokers find the offerings light, attended with a light de
mand, and gold cannot be quoted higher than OGJ9 per
cent. silver has also a downward tendency, retailing at
90 to 2jc. premium.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
uOFTAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
PhRNj.E Eiifcy3.
THE high and cnvicd celebrity which

THE high and cnvied celebrity which
thr.- prs.einent Medicines have acquired or their
invaraJlc ,cary all the diseases which they profess
only unnecessary. but unworthy of then They are
hy Their fruits: their -orI work testify TOR them
and they thrive no, by the faith o' the cT-iu!ou-
~ NaLLCASks uF AsrHN,, AcurE MD CHroNic RHru-
r.rI,s, .ECnu>s BLADDER Arn htpSEis hlilus
Etv,rs ,>B iivtE COSPLAINT--ln the south and west
where these Diseases Prevail they will be found nsslu
able Planters, Farmer and Others, who once Use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without them
DY-rrr-I,-So person with this distressing di-es's
shoud d.lsy u-ing thc. medicines imui-ilat"Is thr
rI1Ns OF 1HE SKIN. FFlsIPLLts FLATUISGh. fLvLk AND
AUr For This sccur. of the Western country, these
mrJcinc~ viii found sale speedy and certs.p r"e
Other medicine leave The system u return
Of the i-ra-e-s by these medicines Is permanen
Try THth. BE SATISFIED, AHD bs ccktD.
M,Rcrr,. pI-f.,i--Nrv.r fails to eradicate entirely
all the Effects Of Mercury Infinitely than the most
powerful Ir-paritirn uf S,r-aT ariIa.
SIGnr SwE.r- Nrryous p,BilrrY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
KISS. oLG,NIc AfFttIIVNs, PMPITATIoN of THE
UENRr. FAINTErS CHuLiC.
rnr.-Th- original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured Of fs oi - Year. standing y the ~" 81 these
L. -,ic,n-- alnne. WORKS Of all kind -r- -h-rtuay
cIY-l" hy the-r Ncii-in-s Parents will do well 10 ad
n.Ini-t"r Whenever their existence suspected
Relief viii h-tTrtain.
TUE LIFE Pills AND PnFNIX EITTsR'
Purify the blood -ni thus remove al diseases from the
sy>rrn. IN tfia wall rlar. the LIfE FILLS and
rHT\iX EfIfhES beyond the reach Of competition in
the estimation Of every Jntrnt.
Ar-FrcI ,rri by DIX. WILLIAM p. NpFFiT,
Jy5 broadway, corner worth At New YORK.
1y733 and sold ty all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
REGISTERS EGTTiiGGE.

NOTICE is heret; given TO all con-
IN cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Registers
Office at Lewisbure, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance al tAe Orphans Court
TO be held at LEWISBURG, for the county of
Union, on the fourth Friday of MAY next, be.
,ng the 1lth day of said month. VIZ:
The account of William Fees, Admins
,ratorof Joseph Kiecknv, late of Hartley Tp,
decd.
The accour, of Joseph B. Ross, Admin
istra,or Of Luis Palmer, late Of LewIsburg
borough decd.
The account Of William II. Chamberlin,
Administrator John Cham5rhn, late OF Lew
Isburg borough, decd.
,ra,r1 raj and Joseph Msl, AdmTSisiraSr Or
Henry w. N1i-e, late of Union Tp, decd.
The account of W. 5. Clingan and P. l..
Clingan, Executors Of the last will and Tesla
mcnt of Thoma, Clingqn, late of Kelly Tp,dec'd
The account of Barbara Maze, Admin
istratrix, and Michael n. Maize Administra-
tor OF J0hn -Mnzs, late of Union Tp., decd.
The account of Conrad Sheckler one Of
the Administrators of John Reher, decd, who
was one of the Administrators of John B.
.Smiih. decd.
The account OF James Mathers, Admin
islrator of Isabella Matiers, lale Of Buifaloe
Tp., decd.
The account Of r. V. b. Lincoln, Ad-
mnis,rator OF W.Aiam Neri!, late OF Hartley
Tp., decd.
10 The account Of John Daiesman, one of
the Executors OF John Reed, late Of White
Deer Tp., decd.
II The account OF George F. Miller. Ex-
ecutor Of the last viii and testament of Sarah
Ann Farley. late of White Deer TIP, deed.
IL The account Of Joseph Kleckner Ad-
minisrator Of .jonns Htmmei, late Of New
Berlin borough, decd.
l3 The account Of William Nagle. Exec
utor of the last will and testament of Jacob
Ndele, late of Kelly Tp, decd.
IA The account of Samuel L. Ranck and
Isaac Ranck. Executors Of the last will and
testament Of Isaac Ranek, late Of While Deer
Tp.. dec'd.
Is The accoun; Of Thomas HAYES. C,ecu.
tor OF The las. will and testament of W1rpa,,,
Young, late of Lewisburg borough, decd
GEORGE MERRILL Register
Registers Office. Lewisburg, April 20. 1861
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The Dimes Saving Institution CT Le-
yyis.ury

- ready to receive anv amount on DrpoSilc
. from Ten Cents and upwards. Four per
cent. Per annum Interest will he paid on all
speciai ierosirrS Of Two Dollars and upwards
if deposited two months and longer Office
iG Beavers brick block. North Third St.
II. p. SHELLER, Treasurer
LewiShurg. Oct. 10, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24

4 FTER many years experience in all the
y various branches Of the Art. the prorrl-
etors confidently invite the attention Of their
friends and the public to their extensive esta-
blishment. which presents the opportunity Tor
procuring the best PIctureS, equal al least 10
anv frst-class Gallery IN the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the improved styles known to the Art. They have a
patent srrnnrrrr, for copying Dr-u' rfcotvT's &c &C.
making them Life size. if d-srt-the ony one # the
kind in this country. Attached to this establishment
are three cooriu- Artists
PuoTOGEApHs including Painting, rs low ss g 90
do with fTam" d. ~
DO s. Pho. Gt 75cts. Extra copies 80 ct-.
or q PER doz. Lifr size rot"-rsrh low s. .ni
Ivorytype at same price. Durable Amtr0;ypes at 50
cents and upwards.
most extensive assortment of Git rrnmrs, cmh-nr-
iny select and choice variety Of the latest lr
rss from 81 cents and upwards
Especial attention lstDwe1 uTnn life sized Photo
graphs OIL, tanf rrd IRON small pictures, and from
life. Prices from SIS TO slUn.
eAIns,ructuns given IN the AT ssiy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24

East SNrsBr ET. Chester Co. Pa Itmo."I 1851
DR. WN A. DAyIS-Resp-cted Friend: | received n
lctte- from thee ie~ dan, in which th,, wib.I
me TO give thee correct statement of Gamers cas- from
his first attack He taken the tail ct lN,b N r
in ms 18th year with pain in his hin and III
and was confined 10 his bed for five months In tL,
course Of that time, ulcer formed h. TIL h. which
ii-rhnrS. srrat deal Of bloody WATER the kur Of his
other leg then commenced swelling. and vas very pain
iul has t'y :Ed tD0t irsrs tric' ti-5g Hff -. f r.
ysrs f1nr tpss bTois rGt ilS LH.s oaf f ,
great quantity Of t,Iet m1f'sT. Ms ~ ara, E.ll am
the 4Hse 10 TIE ankle, Irtih Icnrit Z o fa f,-ssi s
ankle rh'H the G1OfJ corruption trod ;asl a, r.f, b
hr'e. He then took pans hi arms ard had uler
on both, which we're very painful and sore and Jg,t
C0ns 'r'T' JTsTgsnhy d1shIrgd tram the u!cs-y Lt n
,ras drr,cn up ana c1,ii nat be- frii3ltsu,9 ar yg -
the i.1st no'rHn. He attended ty rlysic,u for ,
considerable length OF time without much hrrcb. He
then took hve bottles Of IuWN,LNDs SAEs,p,E;It, With
out any effect We next applied 10 a ph, ,ici,u of Ian
caster who prescribed great deal 0: ii rent raplitre
without any inn roysmrHt. got a receit, fr 1r-ttn
sarsarars. procured th-in gradients fro m an Arotb
rS IN Lancaster, and made gallon wi. 4 l.. tn.k b
sides great quantity of Tea made SarSar.rl. mot
and la-ss9ra. yrt---- aiS' i.s-sIy .>- ann mum.
i.a nut an dii til- good until he took thy r1iirinc
when We heard ci from the benefit 1t was doin- 10 the
son OF nei-ibor. Henry rosius In yc-y sLort ,irr
an Improvement was perc-Ptibc and continued until he
was cured which WAS with the twelfth bottle IL aas
entirely changed him both IN health and -pirits for
when i'e very grateful indeed and am w.ir. 10 do
all can consistent with truth for the enhancement of
thy DLfCEAflNE l. and the good OF the suffering.
my sincere friend, LYDIA MOORE.
Thee may do as thee sees ft with this in welcome
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
CGYNT:N>t VE2ASNNl0
80 VVSNvN%N S,VG&ScSS,l

there -ro many cases h"rc too l.ny allowed
TO TurNiu turhcckrt in the system ar -.lght rou-h
t--,f1-I A. fret simply ann"yauc". c-ns'- 'r!.
.rh IA. thr patient An impure state q! tb" blood
t4r".,i. d,5.un uf IN" luu--. tlS tt' -y,irm ~I.h
.rt huu"r. Au pnlsatiun hrcare7 feeble or -ccrlar
a.cI 10 f,Ycri-h iu'.n-i:y-'hs heart liver and Md
u.ys ..,r,.ly I.rfofmin, n-tir- q vital recss-it
iu our we'll h-n. i'm; ir1 in tL-r regular action
tie digestive fall.r in th.r task and refuse &c
lrfrI tine proc", Of separating the nG ritous "lcm"nu
rom food and the Who'll. m.usl h-iu we'll nigh ready
to IN. under the burden of life The patient an csd
.-count> hIs a yrdt"n of disorders, and os:eu
refl.-s to resort 10 n..cat on his tAoroash Gs
belief la any prospect oi cure. To such
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24

Time Table ---Lewisburg R.R. Station.
MOVING NORTR
Freight & Accom- passes LewIsbg 500 NJ
Mail Train do Ais 7 NJ
Night Express do 1880
MOVING SOUTH.
Nigh, Express passes Lewisburg $50 NJ
Express (maiD do los AN
Freight & Accommodation do 4:55 p "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
R. NEWELL'3
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
No. 7ll. Arch 50. Philadelphia, :,

On. of the largest and most complete Gseres in the
ruifrd states where the best Fixtures huosn TO his
pbutaSrephic art are taken at prices no ht[ter
than are paid for miserable r-riclturr-.
THE prnprirtor n Practical Phutn.r-ph"r attends
L r.rsouaIlv, every sttius-snl hVT~ no picture 10
I..y- the ;,erv unless il gives perfect satisfaction
psgurrvaypes and Ambr pes, OF absent or irc.s"d
friends. photographed To any rlucl s-e. OF t,srh on
canvas. III. sire and painted in o by the best Art-ts
At this Gallery pictures can he taken m any weather
as ,er:.ct in ciou,y days = when the -un hines
Persons visiting the city respectfully invItd to-
anime our specimens, which Tor Price And qGaity 1eJ
competition -,
10. Instructions given in the art OF rhotoirnThy-
GAuEKr OF AR, - Arch Street, Philadelphia.
CONCENTRATIONS
From Hon LEWIS b. C,xrHrIL. ". c, Ohio
Nv family rnd fricnGE all in tn" nIInon that
the NrN,I1 Picture is ii;rlike than auy thing
they ever SAW Nv likeness has been prrtrdiy taken
by different Artists in various tut har" never
vet h,d one which Presents trarto nrtu-r all Tie lea
tur.s amp expressions of countcuanc" ~ this.
From Hon. f. JOY REis, late Minister to Italy.
Tn. exquisite finish beauty sni snne. Of your ror'
traits coniuned with their durability of color sft ri-
fuInes, as kenes-es. not tail to commend them t"
the attention and patronage Of all WLo appreciate t:ue
art.
From Col. JANIS rsGs
Having occasion for portrait procured one from
Mr. Robert Newell of the city of Philadelphia. r'n n
ture in OIL Culors unisriir rr'r TT"-t rr'l rh''
aud take yrea. pleasure in 'NIrrssu. the -HtI'ci"n
given me- not only bv the uTary oi the Likeness Tut
il. artistic hui-h Ia all respects and rrc"nmend n 10
the patronage of these disposed 10 cncouTns- The suti
fuI Art s-3mS JAWS PACE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
Union COINTY STAR & LEWSBURG CHRONICLEMY a. 1861.
PALMER. ROSS & CO.,

r~-~ LArE L. PALMER AND COZ
f.s.lsjS-ti Lewisburg Planning Mill,
sil..s a. -. :ss@ss Keep constantly on hand and
manufacture To order Flooring. Siding,
Doors, sash. Shutters, tiiiiAGs.
NOu.diHSs Of all patterns,
and all other descriptions OF Wood WORK used
in Building.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
filled. All work warraniedt 10 give satisfaction
tv~An extensive lot Of Lumber "i al!
descriptions ou hand for sale.
Faefory on NorM Second street. LewiSd"TS, ia
April -. 1883.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
GREAT CURE OF sCnoTULA,

The following letter from highly respected member
Of the Society of Friends affords strong evidence OF the
great superiority Of the DLFURATIyE over SARslPAuuI.
and SsEsAPAEi MI1TUEE- we'll "a the various other
Medicines in general use { T scruf,Ila
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24

Name and Bushes, Card printed on them
if required.
A single package Of p'endid Envelopes
sent postpaid for 20 cents.
$50 .plcndid Envelopes post-pd for slOO.
Cnioa Paper extra quality at 50 so per
Ream. One quirs sent postpaid for
% cents.
Union Bodgesand Rose,,e', elegantly made
up at 10, 10, 20, 25 and 80 cents each
Liberal discount, when ordered by the
quantity.
Portrait Of IMoj. lAnaerson, 25 cents.
The Young Continental, 25 cents A
character Of '76.
TIE Star Spanylcd Banner, Is cents. A
heart stirring design.
BomJardnaent Of ,Sum,cr, 25 cents. A
splendid colored engraving.
X,.achu,etts 6h Regiment and The BALI
more Mob, % Outs. A splendid COL
cred engraving, giving correct idea of
the terrible transaction.
Sent postage paid, on receipt Of price.
HARDEE'S TACTICS, for Recruit, and
Volunteers, being a complete manual of
all military tactics and regulations, and
never before published SO complete aud
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dozen.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
MARRIED..

py Rev 2 A Fink, l+th inst, JOHN PEELER and Miss
LIZZIE SHRINE, both Of Milton.
Dy E-v L. N dardn.r. 18th inst Mr.. J. n WELLIyER
and Miss SARAH T. M'ELKATH both of Lock Haven.
In Hoston Ne, 10th inst, rr. } :. CRAWFORD, Of
Wiilismsport, Pa. and Miss MARY X. CUsHMAN, late
Preceptre-s Of Dirs iuson Seminary.
By Rev } MCRACKEN, Ith inst Rev JOS THYME If
New York State aud Miss MARY daughter If Isaac
worden. = N.u., OHIO.