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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

"BoTH Coop REruBLIcAHs."-An q.
change. referring to the Senatorial cleo.
ton. remarks that both ssustors are an.
finching Republiesss. Az to Pomsrey.
he is. in the Language Of Rsdpath. "a
Republican. and somsthins more" bat
We never did take any stock in Lanes
Republieanism. nor do wS still.
A friend Of oun. who was recently
travelling on the road bstwssn St. Jo-
seph and Hiswaths, was overtaken by .
stranger. who entered into conversation
with him. The ssnatsrial question came
up. and the stranger expressed his pref
erence for Lane. Our friend. who is .
moderate Republican. said be thought
Lane was too much of An Abolitionist to
suit him. From this remark. the stran.
ger concluded our friend was . Demo
crss. and Immediately became communi-
cative and confidential. He said be was
himself . Democrat, lived in Leaven.
worth, and was law partner of Lane.
He was il o position to know Lanes
real sentiments. The General vas hon.
estly . Free State man: but beyond ma
king Kansas . Free State. be had no
sympathies in common with the Repub-
lican party. He was at heart a Demo
cr.t. His present ot pct was to get into
power at the hands Of the Republicans ;
and that once accomplished. he would
let the party slide.
We believe the man was correct. II
Lane adhcres to the Republican party.
now thst be is in office. it will be only
because he has an eye to some good thing
which he sees ahead.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

WHAr ARE THsY Pending the elsc'
ton for State officers. in 1859. Messrs
Ssaver aud Herrick called at our Office.
when we TOOK occasion to inquire whom
they intended to support for United States
Senators, If elected. at the same time ex.
pressing ourself decidedly in favor o.
Parrot and Stanton. particularly Par
rot.. They both Immediately spoke up,
saying those two gentlemen we're empha.
tically their choice. and should have
their votes. We have spoken with q
number Of persons. who say they heard
Seaver and Herrick make the same pre-.
mise, especially as regarded Parrot
We find that the impression prevailed
throughout the County. that the gentle.
men were pledged to support Parrot
They both voted for Pomeroy! 6eave'
voted for Stanton. while Herriok voted
for Lane-acting as trimmer. to draw
Lane men from the support Of Parrots to
Poneroy. How have they kept their
pledges? Have they not betrayed their
constituents
Now that Pomsroy is elected. We are
anxious to see how he will fulfill his
pledges. He has promised the Nemaha
and Kickapoo Agencies to half dozen
or more persons. The former was dis
posed Of before his election. and now the
Kickspoo only remains. Hope those
who sold themselves for these posts. will
have . good time getting them. But
men who betrsy their constituents. de,
serve to be betrayed in turn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

OON AhOVCh Ell.
q One Of the most startling cases 10 nar1.
ted of Dr.. M'Lans's vsrnifugs BY Dr.. John
Butler. Of Lsvsll, Trunbsll Co., Ohio. The
case was that Of . young lady Who had bsss
very sick for eight yesss, and had consulted .
number Of physicians, Who had treated il -
one Of Prolspsss uteh. D.. Batler vas thea
called in. and for tine believed with his pre-.
decssson that Il vss case Of Frolspsss. He
vas, however, sesn forced - the eoselssion
that his patient vss suffering from worms. and
sfsr much psr.sasieo prevailed upon her 70
take two doses Of Dr.. M'Lsss's vermifags,
prepared By Fleming DFes. Of Pittsburgh. This
nsdici.s had The eject Of removing from her
. countless number Of The largest size. A.ter
she passed then, her health immsdistsly re-
turned. She ID since married. and continues to
enjoy excellent health.
q Purchasers vfn be careful TO ask for DR.
M'LANE,S CELEBRATED vERlIFUGE.
.ansfaetred BY FLEMING EROS. Of Pins
~, Pa. All Other Vssnifagss In comparison
are worthless. d. M'LAnst gen.ins vermi-
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can nov
~ had as al respectable drsg stores. Hsss
ssssise sritksu ne s;ssstsst
I2Ii O. FLEMING BROS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

~ Peterson's Magazine. for May. has
been on our table for some days. The
engravings are. Heart Confessions"
"The Prodigal's Return" Fashion
Plates, etc. It contains. likewise. an
interesting variety of Reading. Phils-
delphia-82 4 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

: ~ Large quantities Of rain have fal.
len. since Easter. and the crops in al d.
rsctions are reported ~ looking splendid.
The farmers are in high spirits. 10 view
Of the prospects for immense creps
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

u ~ Arthur's Home Magazine. for
May. is received. 1t is embsllished with
three pretty engravings, entitled "The
Evening Prayer" "Ths Old. Old Sto.
ry." and "Crossing the Brook" besidss
large number of Patterns. The read.
ing matter IL of an unusual order of ex-
csllencs. Philsdelphia-92 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

" Doors AND Standardization is d.
rected to the advertisement of. E. Hurst,
who has permanently located in this
place. in the Boot and Shoe business.
He is fne workman, and IN industri-
ons man. and deserves the patronage Of
the public.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

GET THE BEsr.-Curtis' Namaluke
Liniment is performing more wonderful
cures throughout the country than any
other preparation offered to the public.
Persons who have been afflicted for years;
who have become hopeless and despair.
ing. have found re-established health and
vigor in Curtis Msmaluke Liniment.
1t seldom fails to cure.
His Syrup Of Sassafras is equally in
valuable, and has been remarkably suc.
cessful in curing that class Of diseases for
which it is recommended. We bespeak
for it fair trial. by persons who are suf.
feripg with affections of the respiratory
organs. See advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

= v E. G.. Ross. Of the Topeka Re-
cord, is publishing Daily. during the
session Of the Legislature. in order to give
full reports Of the proceedings Of that
body: and very creditabls paper it is.
too. Hope it will pay him. w. w.
Ross has retired from the Record.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

~ The late secession Legislature Of
Missouri passed Stay Law. the object
of which was to enable scoundrels to
cheat honest men ont Of their just dues.
The law has already been tested before
the Supreme Court Of that State. and has
been pronounced unconstitutional. by
Judge Napton, Judge Ewing concurring.
This will rather upset the calculations of
those persons who we're preparing to take
long run on their liabilities, with tho
object Of ultimately repudiating them al.
together.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

To FARxERs.-C. D. 4 H. F. Sayrs
have just received the largest, and deci.
dsd'y the finest and best, lot Of Agricul-
tural Implements ever brought to this
market. It consists ofFBreaking and
Shovel Plows of the best patterns now in
use. Horse Rakss. Hand Rakes. . splen-
did lot of Scytles. Cradles. Hoes. Shov-
els. Spades. and OK Yokes and Bows.
Now is the time for such bargains as are
rarely met with.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

~ Tomorrow (the l2th) is the
birth day Of the greatest man Ameries
ever knew. save Washington. Henry
Clay was born April 12th. 1777.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

~ The grass On the prairie u already
90 high that cattle ere growing fat on Il.
In . week or two. Il will b safe for emf.
grants to commence their journey across
the Plains. rs +.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

S% We like the ring of the metal Of
the Senators from Brown and Nemaha
Counties. on the Senatorial question.
Messrs. Dutton and Lappin both gave
hearty votes for Parrott and Stanton.
The Aid question failed to operate upon
them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

y ~ By letter from Ex-Governor
Beebe. we learn that he intends to sojourn.
for the present. at Middletown, Orange
County, New York. Come back, George:
we we're only in fun. You are . right
clever fellow, after all.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

H "Plutsrch tells us that beans were
held in high esteem for invoking the
Muses." So says some writer. We al
ways knew that beans had a queer effect
upon people. but did not think the ope
ration was by any means posticsl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

~ The Leavenworth Conservative,
which had all along been contending
that Ewing bad little or no support in
the Senatorial race. suddenly turned its
tune. upon the Judges withdrawal in f..
vor Of Parrott, stating that his strength
had been greatly underrsted. and that his
Withdrawal would add greatly to Par.
rott's strength. Not much reliance to
be placed in such statements.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

7 H Will persons who send rs legal
advertisements, be 90 kind as to write
the names Of persons therein occurring.
very plainly? 1t is > very important
matter that such names be spelled correct
ly; but We have to guess at more than
half that arc sent as. We can make out
almost any writing that is submitted to
us. provided there is one word written
legibly In every line, At least; but We are
not very good at deciphering tho names
Of persons from hiercglyphics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

: r. Our old friend and former towns
man, Albert Payne. has again made his
appearance in our midst, upon a short
visit. He has for several years past been
sojourning among the fire.eaters Of Lou
isisns. but appears to be none the worse
for il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

( ~ We this week publish the Inau.
gural Address Of the mighty JEFF. Davis.
that our readers may compare it with
Lincoln's Inaagural. and with the Mes.
sages Of any Of the State Governors.
Strange to say. this wonderful document
has not yet ct the world on Gre. 1t
compares with ordinary State papers just
about % favorably - JEFF. himself cem-
pares with decsnt men. or the "Southern
Confederacy" with civilized countries.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

r. John A.. Farall. young lawyer
of lows Point. died suddenly. while sit
ting on his chair. one night Lest week
supposed to have bssn from Q disease sf
the heart.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

ST. 10. MIFFED.-Mr. John L. Bittin-
ger has been appointed Postmaster at St.
Joseph. He is printer by trade. and is
said to be young man Of unexceptiona-
ble character. and nothing but his poll
tics can be found fault with by the intol-
Grant clique who have for some years
past partially succeeded in ruling St. Jo-
seph. but whose reign is now over. The
Gazette howlsd dismally. and endeavored
to have public meeting held. to adopt
measures to prevent Bittingsr from tax
ing charge Of the Office but It made As
complete failure in this. as it did in its
efforts to bullyrag Missouri into secss
sion. The substantial men Of st. Joseph
frownsd down this attempt at mobocracy.
and the t-heads are compelled to &C.
quiescs in law and order.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

H The new Agent for the Iowas and
the Sacs and Foxes. at the Nemaha Agen-
cy, has arrived, with his commission in
his pocket. ready to assume the duties Of
his Office. How many members Of the
Legislature violated their pledges. be-
trayed their constituents. and voted for
Pomeroy. upon the strength Of promises
to have them appointed to that Agency?
Will they please let us know when they
expect to take charge Of the red skins
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

GRUNBLE. GRUNBLs, GRUMSLs.-We
still hear muttsrings over our late article
with regard to Aid matters. The most
singular part Of It is. the ones who do the
grumbling are those who have the least
need Of aid. 1t is astonishing to sec
what generalization this aid business is
working among the people. Men who
have no need whatever of assistance, and
whose pride. it was thought, would re-
volt at the bare idea of receiving charity,
are greedily grasping for the aid. and
take it in high dudgeon whenever one
says aught that might have . tendency
to stop the supplies.
Gentlemen. we have given our author.
ity for all our statements regarding this
aid business, and have said nothing but
what we have the proof to substantiats.
If you think that We have made false
statements. our columns are at your ser
vice. to correct them. and give your proof
thereof. If you do not see proper to &C.
cept this Offer. We suggest that You had
better stop your grumbling.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

.S~ Persons desirous Of purchasing
Plows. Reapers. Thrsshsrs. Machinery.
or Steam Apparatus. will end It to their
advantage 70 call spon J. b. Utt. whose
advertisement appssrs IN this issue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

q ~ We again rssommend to the far.
mers Of Kansas and Nebraska. the me.
brasks Farmer. publisbsd at Brownvills.
in that Territory. BY Furnas and Lyanna.
1t is Just such work - the farmers of
this section need. and il is getting bsttsr
every month. Price. only e1 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

. man to the Senate. who was not the
choice Of the people-for We have not the
slightest doubt that charity money was
lavishsd freely to secure this result. We
shall now hear no more of starving Kan.
sas. for Pomeroy has gained all he sought
for.
But. We hear il said 1T 10 the will
Of the people. and. as much as We desired
different result. we cheerfully sequiesoe.
and are satisfied" Every one to his
own notion but as for our individual
self. although we'll aware that We have
no power to change the result, ws,do not
chesrfully acquieses. and are not satisfied
and it is not the will of the people.
The will Of the people of Doniphan
County has been betrayed. and Of other
Counties the same. Ask us to eat an
onion. to have al our teeth extracted. or
to consent to being circumcissd, and We
might submit, under certain circumstan.
ces; but do not ask rs to cheerfully
acquiescs in the election of Lane and
Pomsroy to the United States Senate!
But such things are not to be wonder.
ed at. after oil. when we see how K Kansas
10 overrun and cursed with one-h horse
politicians. Bankrupts in politics. law.
medicine. theology. and rascality-men
Who could not. at ths East. obtain . 70
'psetable vote for Constable or Orersecr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

sses the action Of thoss States. ws mast
prepare TO mest the emergency. sad NAM
tain BY ths finsl srbisrsmsnt ofthe sword;
the position which We have assumed
among the nations of the earth.
We have entered upon career OF In
dspeadsnee. which must Be inh'z'oly
pursued. through many yssn Of confro'
versy With our lsts associates, the Norn'
sra States. We have vainly sndssvoree
70 secure trspquillity and ebtsin r:'ps"
Tor the rights to which ws are entitled
- . necessity. not - choics. "s nas'
resortsd to the remedy Of . sspsrss'c:.'
and hencefsrth ssr snsrsiss must y 81
rsetsd to the condition Of our own .ns'D'
and ths psrpetuity Of The esnf'd'f'e9
which Ne have formed.
Ma Jest perception Of mutual 'nls'..
shall permit % pssessbly to pursue W..
separate political csresr. my most ssID =
desire will hsvs besn fal6llsd. bs'
this - denied u. ssd esr ssnisory ~
isrisdictioa b asssiled. il will bot rs3s's
for % with lrm rssolstion to sPpsA
arns. end invoke ths blessing Of fIo'
dencs o. . jsst esuses - CO.'S
Of our new eondisios. and with : ss
nsst satieipstsd wsats. il will ee -
sary 10 provide spssdy aad s!he,s.. ~
essisstiou ef The bsaaehs q the Esee,
tive Dspsrtasas having sPssa. e.. -
forsigs istsreo.ssa ssases. n'n s.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11

" IL SLAVB OoDB-lhe Chlcago In
buns's Washington correspondent, speaking Of
the adoption Of the corproniss in the Peace
Congress. nys: ut establishes Slavery south
Of IS 30 min. except in the Indian Territory.
1t nstionali.ss Slavery By providing for it, in
corporation in the Consultation, and Il sivss
I've Or six additional gsara.tees 70 Slavery mot
now in the Consultation. Ev;so. H..
ssd tesss &sas. Jss. Ks.sss. ssesS for sls
Slsss Ceds esafrtssses.''
u John Tyler is dissatisfied with The result
Of his "Psaes Conferences" He says Il 10 idle
10 expect any "eonservative" assiop from Re-
publieans. Nov, fn she name ofall The rod, ,t
sses. what b sonservstismf The Rspublicsns
adhere 70 the Coastitstien and the Unisn: Tie
South are for breaking down he cousstnson
and destroying the Union. And sbi, 1. .seon.
servasi'm." II seems 10 us that the time h..
ct length arrived when new Dictionary I. !.
Prime necessity. r I eaIiI '175'7 :
u Johs B. Floyd, tie Ex-seerss..,. n.
man "hs stole six millions Of dollau, he ,r.it.
Or. and the nss who vas indicted. bs. m,
away. eoaesalsd hinsslf and disau,ear,S. n.
stated. s.h'ls ego, hat Tie charges nad.
ssai,ss hi. ~sah b fully net ssd snsver.a !.
Pc s..ee . "spsssioa sf pshlie j.dgsnsns," !"
Ans men aa away. Oar Wssaesn psop,e m
.seh sess.red Ses sssssisssily hs.sine : -.
'o'"; .os'a Is sssbs veil e. Ne covssnse,s
y inis.ss our .'asapss - lynehise ,,eh ,,,.
ral' 'E's.d asd T-isssi a - -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-11
MEDICAL TESTIMONY CANNOT BE
CONTROvERTED.

v. D. MAlxBAn. Secretary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20
l2WlSBtla AGADGlI,
The Fail Session

WILL commence on Monday. goth
W Sept. 1861, 10 continue TO the Holidays.
The WINTER SESSION will commence Jam
uary .. 1862.
All the Classical, Mathematical and English
Branches are taught
YouSG LADIES and GENTLEMEN deSirouS Of
qualifying themselves for Teaching, will find
II IN their advantage to enter this Institution.
The Bible Is a Text Book
TUITION-per session including contingent
expenses
pRTMARY-TEpalinr. Writing. Drfner, Arithmetic.
Iieo- Gram. and L. :. History $ uC
ADVANCED ENGLIsH-.al all not included sboveI 80
Tuition payable Immediately upon the close
Of the session. - A dsdIciion of 10 per Ct
riH be,madc 10 those paying ~ ADVANCE. No
other deductions except for rrotracted SICK
ness J. RANDOLPH,
Sent. 10. 1860 Princ pal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20
RIO 5 Z L G Z L $.
THE
Quiuu Cuuutu Starana ItuI5bnrg C5ruuult

volume January, 1852 It's design is furnish
reliable interesting Family Newspaper We have CORES
Soldiers, the TELEGRAPH in Gie News
Of Administration
maintaining Slavery, having caused Rebellion, shall
ultimately pay its cost.
practical experience the Advance Pay
is all shall all
distance be made the and postage stamps gold
in PENN
reward for those who may be kind enough speak good word
paper their ueIors who wish send
the following Premiums, Reductions Clubs, hc
papers be wherever ordered, receipt Of the
Cash Club 81 eacl before Saturday, Feb.
a day Feb Court-a good 50 FAMILY BIBLE lcrei gold
desired
she 81 1.-THE Township
Pennsyvania"or Eliza AC,0ns Eoden Cookery
S5 with either of the last named Books
SO 10 little book lIY
NEUROLOGY"
For every so subscription "IiYMENoLoGY."
We publish hafhee senwcky County subscribers, but
promise that trouble and expense long
may require and patronage Those who
prefer 4 who sheet. weekly can have II that form
The tnion started Il and the Senior Of
the Chronicle has been engaged - Chronicle be
considered "esa~hel Journal 1t ENJOYS the best of
in of mediums
Pennsylvania We give Officially the County. Shif Borough and Post
Deaths and Local News, well
have heretofore
received from the public. O. " WORlEN rl;rs and proctor
K. CORNELIUS ;, ---'0'S" 1'F-N
Icwi-burr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20

Farmers and property-holiers' attention is
called 10 the following facts:
- To close out the Er.yiSb.Irg Xur-
Scry. the ENTIRE STOCK will be sold
delivered next Fall AMI SPriu9-at - and -
per cent. below regular prices.
GREAT B-ARGAINS'
seldom ever met with, 10 get rhe best Grated
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shruhberv.
These Trees are all accllmated 10 the climate
and therefore 10 be preferred to York Safe
trees which seldom grow. 1t Is your interest
therefore 10 call and get good trees at
Half Prices and Less.
Apples, Pears, Peaches, cherries, Almonds,
AprlcotS. PiumS, Grapes. Strawberries. Shade
and Ornamental Trees, Everereens,N Vines and
CrerperS Hardy Roses &c q gcot assortment.
For Trees or Information apply (near the
Nursery) 10 GRiGtiS MARSH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20

Auction aud Commission House i. LtAl,iL5..
gA9el-Gs.t5As.S y!sAssz=, lSs Legal AuctiOneGr !!
F.A.DOnehOverh having been appointed
sole Auotloneer Tor LewisbGrg, is prepared to
attend 10 all calls in his line in town and
couutTy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20
The knitting Of the Socks.

The Winter is upon us-wc have passed
the Equinox:
Call the wives and maids aud widows to the
Knitting of the Socks
By the Potomac River, the wind is blow
ing cold
The frost nip rusts the maple, and dims
the marigold.
And on MiSsouri's borders, are waving to
and fro
The pine trees and the dry reeds that
bcckon to the snow.
And the sea-board is rebounding to the
sureing of the main,
As fog-bclls and light-ships ring and rock
in the hurricane.
o,avoice comes through the tempest, clear
Ike a crystal bell
"All well - adown the wind-gust, from
the pacing sentinel.
And in the lull Of the night-blast, between
the swirls of slect,
Comes the "-tanip, stamp" of the sentinel,
for cold, cold are his feet.
Fifty thousand maids and matrons, and wi
dows hundred score.
Up, up and ply the needles, let our sol
diers freeze no more.
And sweet music to your hearts will steal,
as each pacing sentinel
Feels the sentiment he utters in his bari
tone AIS well :"
lIo, buxom wife and widow and maid with
the glossy locks,
Draw round the loyal hcarthstones to the
Knitting of the Socks,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20
LUMBER! LUMBER :.

TNHE subscribers have for sale rr~~
Qu lots to SUIT purchasers FTt.-ssAl
a large stock Of =.
PINE BOiRDS-Panel Stuff HSss-.sslsS Il 3.
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
20 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash, a tour Mills
on South Branch OF the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end Of our Road.
eV-A Diploma for superior sample OF
Pianks. and Premium for Rails and ShinG-
les.wers awarded US at the last Union CoAs.
Far. JOHN MCALL & SONS,
Iysss rarest HUI o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20
Commission Sales.

In April next. intend TO open on Marke
street Room for the reception, and the sale
at stated times ofall kinds of Goods al Auc-
ton. Any one wishing TO dispose of any arIi-
Gle can depoSltit with me and will sell 1t at
the best advantage can and charge per
ceniage for the same
Feb. -. 1859 PA nONEHOWER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-20

JACOB G.. BROWN, having a~siS- & y
~ ted iu feeding the hungry OF Lew ,,fg--lL-
I,burg and vicinity. for nearly three years
uast with the best Of