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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-14
New Publications.
. FOE sAEsE. .

A 1ARsE CO1EF0RFABLE REs- 3 -
dMAs n HENCE un aIain Street, cpHtaD- 447A
s:iaA ing rooms besides Bathing Boo M Was -l.zlA
Room and Cellar. .e1 On. -..s -...rz
Also IL acres OF land Hause and EaTp Easi side
og the river. .'sl. s.. t.rs1 r-s g l. EANNEH.
Delaware March So, eI.--4tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-14
m e w G isrm
salt! Salt

100 BBLS. Coarse Hooking Salt. ...
1<JO- 12o do Fine syracuse salt -t+~ -~-~--
200 Bags Mason City Dairy Salt.
900 do Syracuse 90
All lof which under cover, in bright pack rsus
and for saleat lowest market prices.
CEDC H - r. E IIt1I. { &9SoN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10

Delirered at Lansing, July 4th, 1861.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10

ONE OF FLoYD's PERFORNANCEs.-It will be
remembered that Floyd. during his unimpeded
career of larceny and treason, found number
of the heaviest guns belonging to the United
States which could not be readily shipped to
the South, nor put into any other position
where they would be unlikely to do that Sec
ton injury, and that as last resort he con-
demned and sold them as old iron. 4 Patter-
son firm bought number of them for twenty
dollars per ton. Upon coming to inspect them
they were found worth. as manufactured iron
alone, three times the price paid for them
Their hardness was such that it was found i'm
possible to break them up for the furnace by
the ordinary means, and few OF them were
finally wrenched to pieces in lathe. The re-
mainder were repurchased for Government yes
terday. by a commission from the War depart
ment. and found to he sound in every particu-
lar.-N. Y. Eresing Post.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10

~ Great thoughts are not produced amid
noise and mirth the minds thunderbolts- Ike
those of the clouds. are forged in silence and
darkness
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10
usTyCES or THE SUPREME COZ
JUDG OF7,HE CIRCUIT COURTS

JUDGES SOPHIE CIRCUIT COURTS.
,.s. Dist. EDWARD n C WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
"A BENJAMIN ? WIT!IERELL
stb EDWIN LAWRtNCE.
sth BENJAMIN GRAVES.
6th SANFORD GREEN.
I'm ~ IAH TURNER.
18th LOUIS ). LOWELL
OH FLAvIU5 !: LirTLEJOHN
10Th JAMES BIRSEY.
1,oey Pssissulz, DANIEL GOODWIN.
:sSSss :ss;S ssSss y,i !; sSzfRA Board Of sa.'.'''"
Il, Dist BENZ l.. BAXTER,
ID " J. EASTMAN JOHNSON,
ID .' LEVI BISHOP,
sth I. DONALD MCINTYRE,
Sth % l. LAKIN BROWN, Regents Of the
9th " HENRY WHITING, University.
7th " LUKE II. PARSONS,
sth :. OLIVER L. SPAULDING, |
9th " WILLIAM ". FERRY, JK,
10th :. GEORGE BRADLEY,
sasfs sssssax TAskss 4as.as, Trustees z. q A''""
REV. B. N FAY, Principal
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Fhnt
JEREMIAH P wOODBURY,l
WILLIAM BROOKS,
LUTHER H. TRASK,
INA PITCHER, Trustees ias0ne Asylnm
ERASTCj HUSSEY,
DANIEL. l. PRATT,
Asylum for the sinsane-kalamszoo
GEORGE W. LEE. Board Of Control
SYLVESTER LARNARD, If
JAMES I. MEAD. Reform Shooi
CHARLES TRIP,
HOvEY X. CLARKE,
PERLEY BILLS,
OMAR ID CONGER, Railroad Commissioners
HORACE " PECK,
WILDER ID FOSTER,
wN L. SEATON, Agent Of the State Prison.
j. EUGENE TENNEY State Librarian.
;Ess ;E!sss ~ e. a.?, s,sx the STATE Prison"
GEO W. BIZ 'yN, sup. II Msry's Falls ship Canal.
DAVID CAR E-rfR.
JU.rUS Gs'.s.
PHILO PAH uS>. State BaJrd -
HEZEKIt All {: WELLS. lJ icni'nr..
SIIAS A. Y RkES.
CHARLES RICH,
CHARLES pICktY, PreS't State Agricultural Society.
X y. TOMBSTONE, Secretary do do
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10
STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

AUsriN BLAIR. Goserbor
nsysY r BAcKU>, resident Of the s. nate and
Erofkci, Lie ur~ nant Governor
r,aES Is rJgrrS, secretary of Sta.e.
c:OA;E n HJCSE. D-pu'y do
1.,Ss:gOxnG BERRY, AIhtor General
IRA JONES, Deputy 80
MN uWEI, Stat treasurer.
IaNES TURNER, Deputy 30.
mas GREGORY, Superintendent NJ Pub. Instruction
cMrLAND b sTEBBIN>, i~puty do
SsICEL5 LACEY g ,lnmissioner State Land Once
cY.Cj HEWITT, D-puty do
caAaLES UPSOH, Attorney General.
IOaN ROBERTSON, Adj aud Or. Master Gen
HgTTCES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
ae,RGE MARTIN. Chief Justice.
ISAAC p. CHaI>TIANCY, associate Justice.
JANHS " CAMPBELL, - 90
RANpOLPH MANNING. - "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10
EAGLE HOTEL ,
BY u. VI. SHEARER.
Lam NSING. MIC HIG "A N
stages for - Johns Jackson etr ot ami Marshall leave
this house daily
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

N6. y. ID a NJ L Z Il . I,
MOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF LAM
W sing, that he has opened a new Livery
Stable, with a full stock of feet, well-broken
Horses, comfortable Buggies Double Carriages,
and Sleighs, and by close attention to business
hopes to merit fair share Of public patronage.
lansing, November 80, 1883.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10

VH is AZ home sgAip. aad prepared With ev-
1JlY ery improvement to execute any snd
peraticu in nsnt strv, n the Rest possible manre-
ees and parcels II land, halfmile vest, for sale
SsssesNfor Iadd webster's Family Sewing Machine !;
es and rslidsscs On Saginaw street. blocks West of
~mgsoo avenue. 3ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10

sLevtcus ch 25 10. This motto. was upon the bell
IN Independence Hail, which hal been east years
before
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Ss-In view Of the terrible des'itutiou
!, Kansas, We believe the Pennsylvania
ls,,latare would % well to make an
Immediate douation, TO provide bread for
as Winter. aud seed for SgHug. New
y5Ek proposes $l0o. 600.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

JNROM the Saulh-a Hard Battle fought
General Anderson was nearly killed
had II not been for gentleman who iaGely
purchased his wedding suit al
Zimmerman d Z.Ber's Cheap Ctothtng
E"P,riam.
They will sell AT COST, 10 reduce their
Stock. until Spring.
Goats, Pants, Vests and Hats at almost
any prices. Overcuals, worth 50, at si,5o.
Vests, So cents up. Pants, 81 up. Dress
Goats worth $40, tor .S75O
Custom Work made a, the lowest prices
and N double quick time.
- save your money and call befnre you
buy elsewhere. f r mat Is the place tar hard
Times. ZIMMERMAN ~ ZELLERS.
L.gishrIrg, Jtu., I.ti.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Tuesday evening, Frb 5, Independent
Hail, L-wIsourg. was filled with respec-
table aud animated audience, attracted by
public notices aud Pross' Martial Music
JAMES f. LINN, E-q, was called to the
chair, and Hon. Jesse B aver, Flanci.
Wilson, Michael 3town, R4lph Csrkhuff,
H.vIi ilenuiug. and Allen Shoemaker,
were appointed Vice Fgesiieuts-J ose5h
\ kfeamrr, Secretary.
NJ ,.rs. S4muei II, Orsi-, Esq, Ed.
Samuel VI. M'Daniel, Grggs Marsh,
Wm. Lesser, \. NJ Law,he, aud Charles
Peuny.were appointed report resolutions
4 Telegram iron Hon. III Sifer, at
nounciu. that Virginia bal given fer
the Uoi,ui-r- 80, ,0UO mi. IF The popular
vote, aud 90 10 tue Convention, was 10y
fully received.
J-rrm,ah Wiugart and James F Linn
addressed the meeting, iu Indication c:
law aoi our existing government. aud the
importance OF sustaining them.
ilr. OrSiG, from the Committee, repoy-
ted the following:
We cltizsns ,f hawi>lur2 and vicinity. as
sem5l-t m pursuance OF call inviting all
wuo are in favor 81 maintaining the Cuu>itu-
ton, the Union and the Laws. and VII, afe
oPpn~-d 20 eWpr.ml>lu% with treason or
armed rebellion" SO hereby
Es,rtrs. /. That Ne are IA favor Of The Con
>ilis,son rs O., and In our opluiuu II needs 10
b. o5-..d ra,a-r Than am-aG,d
=. l'nsIu lHrr- are any laws, on The statute
toJ>> az aUv Of The ~ts'e>, taa' are In cunlllsi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
" Sinai and Zion,

"a Pilgrimage through the Wilderness
~ 10 ihe Land Of Promise" ByBr>J,urx
C,sEAN .aie Pastor og the German Reformed
s,c Zen Lew>5urg. THIS work comprises
t''-> Of PLAIN print on white paper. with
B,.l,a .->'ia --n>-Proe, SI.@5. Lindsay Il
r,',. n.,. D. PaHai. Publishers, and sold by
nNiEL SCHRACK, Agent, LewIsburg.
lAe aboSe work /, written in a plain,
's-y style, and i, well calculated to draw
."sn'lon to the places where many impor-
-' events occurred, recorded in Biblical
.''''ry. The scenery, aad customs, yet to
witnessed in Palestine, &c, explain
- e'lh'm many Scripiural illusions,
- are worthy Of study by the christian,
y historian, and readers generally. There
many IL this region who will be glad
'''d the work, not less for its inherent
,''tfes' y than out of regard to the author
i 4 ha'isOme, wc.l-exeeu.ed volume
~, T-~---~-~-~~---~---
b., als present. Winter in England has
'''H severely cole.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.
Thursday, Feb. %, 1861,

the following valuable Personal Property,viz ::
head ct Horses, Cows. 9 head of Young
Cattle, 20 Shoies, = Brood SowS. iour-horse
Wagon. l three-horse Wagon, / light two
horse Wagon, l Spring Wagon, Top Bug
sey, Sleds, l Sleigh. Buffalo Robe, PlowS,
| Roller. 3 large Harrows, Corn P!Ow, 2
large Cultivators, Grain Drill, Reaper,
ThreshIng Machine and Shaker, flaming
Mills, Cutting Box, | large Telegraph Fod
der Gutter, large Hay Fork and Rope.
large Hay Rakes, pairs Hay Ladders,
Wagon Beds, lot of Cow CHAINS, Clover
seed Hui.er. = WheelharrowS, = sets double
and single Harness, y sets Wagon Gears,
Plow Gears. > Wagon Saddles, Rliing Sad
de AMI BrItIe, Screen, lot of Hand Rakes
aud Forks. hives Of Bees, Hay by the ton,
Potatoes by the bush-L Also, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. as follows: Beds and Bed
ding. eight-tay Clocks, / Copper Kettle.
Iron Kettle, Cook Stove, Wood Stove, and
numerous other valuable articles.
Conditions will be made known on day OF
Sale hy WILLIAM NOGEL.
k5!ly township, Jan -, i56l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

/ ~ -,r Id Drug Store,
" NA.sr. .,..tA..., LLHI-I.G, "a
rTGs> The undersigned ie-prculiiy IN
49, firm theiT friends aud the public
~ generally that they have purchased
d. The Drug ard Chemical slore iaIely
ophed Uy F.S.CALBW Eliza have on hand
d large assortment (and constantly receiving
fresh sgpphes) Of carefully selected
UHygS5 li4JIEIN&S,
Chemicals. O..s, Pants ,FarnI, hes. Dye STUN,
Wind W G'as,, Brush hes, Combs. STAT onery.
Faacy Articles. SPICES, Pertumery. Ache
Patca. Medicines Of the day-PIne.
Coal aid FLUID Lamps, Lamp Globes-FIesh
Pine 0ll. Goa Ot and Burning Fluid always
on haut-PGGE ZINES AND LIQUORS
for Medicinal purposes. Also the best Ra-
wanna and Principe rEGABS, with a complete
assortment al SNUFF AMI Chewing and SmSs
lin TOBACCO
T. -sor.. s.. sr,i.7 usually kept az estAblishm Mt
ct o.. ' j. t0 Pc urt ~ Store-and offered for
sai- II iair r-Ia-s.
Tt.y ..4.- ...e-s'ry ask s-.-ntian of PHYSICIANS
t tlr sHft .-ta- ut.r- Thy b- I'D with
T4l-. tr.i. Hri I- .H-- artass on g.a-unahle trms
Fls--ri.'l.us --re,a.y Compounded, aud pot sitA
g. .st. a- I0i.S HiEsiA
LsNIsbu7r. sept q 1870 ". p. D.iIAA.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

+. UEWEGLS
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
No. 52i. AEcn 81. iih;iadc!rias:s.
uu- 4 the largest and s-; complete G=llere- in the
Iu.ir -tll.-. v neg. tr bet Pictures huo~u 10 the
FLyt--rar.ir art are taken At lrioe- no higher
than ar psII iur miserable ca1I'aturrs
THE lraY.irf"- fTactirIi frcta-rapHer- at'eniS
I-r-or4.r. ,srrv -il.luE-aut allows no ticture 10
leave the Ga,ry uui,ss il gives perfect s-tsA-iion
uau yr- lt. and Auhr:yTs- Of absent os deceased
fus pa te.gapl,t any required ,ize, or taken On
Canvass Ike and painted ia OIL by th' b-st ATu-I~
Iul~ Gallery pictures can te TAKEN D. any weather
--a- y-tf ct 10 cl1u-y day. wien the -Ln hines
Persons sim the ci-y y i"Eii-i 70 -N
siaitr -ycaeEs, wish for rice ana gna'y leiy
cOm}etitivu-
- Instructions given in the AIT Of Ph 1'otrsTby.
GALLEY Or AE-. ~ Arch Street, Philadelphia
COMBINATIONS
Pom Hon LIw., D. C.NritII. ". 9, Ohio
Nv family ard frra.- al IL tie ufluioH that
the Arv-.u isture o. EoEr HH-n,r than any th'ui
tt.y ever -.y Nv a~ur-- ha~ been repeatedly iaH"E
O., t. r,ut sI.-l> Iu veru4- ways, luf has" never
vt u-t ore which Irts 80 trur :" usiufe. al tn iea
lure, .lf. ,N.r---.gIs OF c,uL;auaue- - u.IS.
From Hon. J. J.T NathIs. lat, Minister to Italy.
1h- ,A I-t. tLsu, beauty Has sCi.ae-s Of your ,'E
traits o.u-i SI.H th-ir DURABILITY q color aad IA IA
fu-- hsvGs,. e-, mot sII 10 coIlEIrrd them 10
sut attention ana latTun-- u AL who appreciate true
From Col J,y-s PACE.
Having occasion tor portrait, procured one from
NJ Robert NyNr L p. the cay It rhi.ad-ii h" m M"
;ur- Oh ,1.Is t1. 'a' n-ar iTnl IS lisc' rF ~ i'
and great pressure IN Nlrs>inS th- sail-!a tl"h
gwen ur. rot ou.y O., tAr accuracy u tie Likeness but
it, artistic finish all respects. and recommend h'm TO
the patronage t- GIsp posed 10 eucOdTA-t the hauti
ni art S.3m6 JaAzs PAGf.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
MILLER WANTED. Immediately

rEFHB subscriber WISHES 10 engage Mai!er
1 10 take he charge - The Grinding IN a
Mil where tOih Merchant and G.isl WORK axe
done.
None need arplv unless he Is good stone
dresser, and well acquainted with his bust
ness N aH lis departments. and VINO IS Of
strictly temperate habits. To such an one,
a permanent situation is offered, with good
wages.
For further particulars. apply. with referen-
COS. IL Z. +. TOHREi.
Feb.s.'6ll Hone>lale. Wayne Co., Penn a.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
TrcIICE.

4 IL persons having unsettled accounts
with the late firm Of BsowS q DU>ELE
are hereby notified 10 call ant setle Immedi-
aiely, and thereby save costs. The Books are
at the store OF Brown, DunA'e q Co.
WILLIAM BROW Y, Jr.
Ian. -. 1861. CHAS. e. DJNKLE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Personally arneare1 before ne, John \.
Ner'z, J. p. DAVID Rrher Ct>.,er ol the
above named Bank, who being duly sworn
according :, law. saws the above = correct 10
The best Ol his know edge FEN. L. 1860.
DANID kEbER, Cashier.
} \. M1Gr2. J.P.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
~ GREAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF AT COST.

rj'fIE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES At GHIGGS NARSH'S, 70
close uut business | viii sell the entire stock
al cost. Now Is the time 10 secure BgrgginS.
AUCTION
Every saturday Evening until al are sold.
rz-'Ali per-ous iljeh'ej should call imme-
tlaIrIv aud settle h-ir accounts, as nv Book
must be closed up and this Is the last notice !.
IsN.>uurg. Jan. IS t. MARSH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

kc7NIN". TI1ga Go. Pa, aug .. 1855.
Messrs ". fowLI Co.: GeBtien.n-Aft-T suffer
Ing Tor thirty year Nth Dyspepsia and irving many
rrl"dir~ recommended f.r that disease without any
good result. wa induced by DR. d II White to give
the osIgtNarrD EI--rEs trial. | took two bottles,
which gave me much relief; | concluded 70 try tao
more which have uesry or quite effected a cure. / an
nov nearly seventy nve years of age and fog three
months pa-t have eatrn my food without experiencing
ihe slightest Inconvenience suffering: and it i with
pleasure that rc uieud your remedy to tysg-ptirs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

'EHE last !ut @. DsLaiue Remnants iha, We
Wi ,dcr i.r tae seas ~ Goods worth
twenty-five cents Tor less than SIX cents per
yard. Ca. aud see.
Dec-G'oO KRINER, N'CiURE & co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

7 OSr,- Ga last sunday evening. between
/ the Presbyterian Church and lndrPrnt'I
Han, LADY BREAST PIN, large SIZE, win
a icmale miniature IN !'al an painting on an
oval convex graund. The finder wil. be suit
ably rewarded. Inquire al This Oiice. .Fe0s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS,
L.cnlXn EIul,ie z Co

Having formed a Partnership. at the old
stand Of Wm. d J. II. Bro vn, Market above
ith. LewisbuIg.
4 RE Offering large assortment O.
"A EaiI and WINTER Goods.
consisting uf Ready Wade Cio'hrrc, Cloths,
Ca>Imeres, Coauu.s. NeS'InsS. GarpeluSS.
Bieached and Brown Linens, DI!lIlHgs, sh!r-
ungS. DC.
Also a large variety Of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS. such as Cdl.cosS, tha.lIeS, Lawns
Delains. Bar ge>. : rs GiECham~ ,>HdWl>.Ac
Also all kinds ot Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, ce'arware, Queens and Glassware
Fish. Salt, Tobacco.
Also all kind Of EBrfcA FOX building pur-
poses.
Call and examine for Yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken ju exchange o- Goods.
BROWN. bINhLE a co.
Lewlsburg. Ucl 20. 1879
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
GyIGFNtTED EITrIRS.

but eomprrh h-u-ivs term for the numerous diseases
which affect the stomach. Ever, and in fact the whole
human -v-tcm. Uut p. Grreu discovered the Oxygen
ariBt-rs. medical science at fault and had extaus-
t-d itself in fruitess efforts this Gsease. Tie
Dyspeptc need suffer longer With that is al
ways painful. aud frequently fatal aiil.ction.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

m-Ihe Catalogue Of the University at
Ls'i.51rs FIR ls6D-6l, now issued, ex-
l'oI's iu.. Faculty Of able aud exPerien-
e'a Teachers, and gradual increase of
ieooiiegia'e and Acknowledgements.
Aa!si to the current catalogue is Tri-
elai. List of Ohieers, Graduates, AID
's'9snts Of Honorary degrees The fall
gf'tal;es number 50, an average Of S a
year Fhjch is superior to the early years
W a.. oO' greatest collcge-)-1S Of whom
ore '-'lps, sll acting well their part in
"'s lie Lsaorary degrees conferred av-
s''gs per year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
NOTiCE,

HERS0NS knowing themselves indebted to
/ Beaver y kccmer or Beaver, kremer Il
M'Clure, are hereby notified that the Book
accounts and Notes mus be paid soon. to save
cost a. further indulgence can not be given.
Dec 60 kRENER. MCLURE u co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
TURNPIKE ELECTI0W.

1 MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the
Y Lewl>burs " VI rGburg Turnpike
vii be held a, Gideon B.rniS, n Las, Baia-
Ice. on MONDAY. the tih day Of MARCH
next. al which an Election gIu be held for
Officers Of said Company. for the ensuing
rear. -FeBs.G4.- GEO. +. MILLER, Pre>'t
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
IGE:---ICE,

IT NESBIT'S ICE HOUSE,
on South Water ST., LewiShurg.
We are making extensive preparations to
supply with PURE &c { all our former
customers and - many new ones as may lavor
Us with their patronage.
- Ice will be delivered throughout the
entre summer, 50 as to accommodate all, al
As low prices a. can be afforded by any others
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

1G E.,r,Ain, late IL tie Cniver-
L.s.,.uic, Is bow PreaehiUg Tor
:. R,r.;,. church 4, fJi;>to"n.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

.-,..r, in Lerisburg-wsek after
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
$40 y.,, .a,erii.en;cnis.

=, -. .... .. aay tu ,i.s STATE. .-----
soc y.,, .aseriiseaicn's.
.,..-wet after
r. IL ~
"a
E-las "A''
t'' f''''
.. Tie Ni.hi IRAN oA ou' i'4''' 'iN -
.,..p e for tie present.
,....,, "a. ;-oree Smith's in Buf-
5..n,N.rcA u,xr.
i'''
- . ..,,., : how preaching for
sH ..,,.1 =, Pstt,fcwu.
u D-t
sa-C'. Ei'-Fl INV" '1SF) 20
srgo.D',i f'>' -A','et
U-l5u Co, fl,' VIC y - -
tc-Tls s-''T'i,'f ID '-i ~
,....- g.. .rr {rr WLS, we doubt
5 E''- f,.. ..ms,,re.yeetaolo and
p'' = .. .....- mon in W,ype Co.
-, The Bad. tovn>hip till pass
-, s-.,ui reading IA 'Le House, by
-. Of a.o.'2 % !, as"n'' 'h' 'e'e g'
h,'. Of Nr. Arn'H,1s -
t'n H'4f anu '''' ~, -.,,,io :,
NJ. Il 'S5' - -
I-,''.-' ''
Ia i.s tui l':2 'i tue mrri''s-a'" '"se
II lie p-ta~l eaiT'h 10 My Town
il; r,, gwen to j'-fo N'y'f' Of Lewis
IP' w.
Vas '-' .-..-....--
"a gentleman IA ouf E'ronLh says
HE L.. ;ap.r PuoirI "rre "a- the A''r's-
l.y N5, L ".-, lnetrlI Of "'.-ne' a
s...l 10 ylr UrG4ry OF Nr tar5ihers.
Vt5 eau tl.ai-a y, a ac.Fy Of that paper
-.r,v r., r.,.,. ,,) Colrsc,or.
a.. ,.. -.g-.....-.- - make
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

aa-l.a.t week, Abraham Lincoln was
foa7is!, Of love and respect to bis aged
s'sP-moiaer, il Coles county, Illinois,
anl as' 70 his fathers grave. douglas
sag; Lincoln could not safely visit his own
n''-s''s tomb IN Kentucky. HH CyIam-
sI.J He Intends 10 start for Washington
e'y about the middle Of this month, via
ii:a1oPo.is, Columbus, Albany, Trenton
I'D Harrisburg, probably.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

Tie Ni.b, Tram on our Railroad is
an eE for Tie fT'seh'.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Lg!ask 0aA Earl. wanted.

rt5HE subscriber. wishing to purchase
large quln'lly tt acA Oak Bark, would
ask rh- all"uaun oi persons having The article
to thi~ notice. They viii find reliable mar
kel from - to - per cord, IN the spring,
from the 1t of A9ul until Isl Of luiy, at IA,
Tauurry. at LeWisJurg. Cash on delivery.
Jam o. FL l. null. At.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08

,.,.Ap.,i5u @: George Smith's in But
s1Tp 5.n OF M.rcA mex.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-08
Correspondence Of the s;ar Chronicle
MirrLINEuEG. Feb. 6, 1851

The month jlst passed, has rrc-euted
busy scene in the grain market in this
place, there beiug something Ike twenty
thousand bushels (prjuePalIy Whelp
brough; ia. Most of it has been saii To
the III r;hanis, very little being stored for
future sale
notwithstanding the politicians panic,
there are some preparations being made
for binding IL the Spring; aud business,
generally, Is good.
Last Monday evening, the "MifiiiuburE
Yourg Mems Christian AssociatIou' had
the first Of their regular lectures. ltwas
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Dickson, OF
LewishUrg, and was very satisfactory and
encouraging to those engaged in the noble
work Of building up an association for the
promotion Of their Leaders kingdom. NJ.
Savannah now gets most of the trade
that went to Charleston. But one railway
train runs South from Washington, daily.
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fs-ln-xer - last Enigma: The Star and CLroni,le'
Au>'d iy Hans aud n g.. Eltft!a- B. :, Milton:
]. L. l.. Il +. d. and Qui, L"~I-bur-.
nEAusver % Ar.thno;iraI Question: His age was 20
years. Aas4 by B. +. :, Milton; Qui. L-~isbuEs.
Ni>CTLLiNsOIS ENIGMA.
composed Of - letters.
NJ > u ii = bad sruE
- y - may B.. sen in town.
l1 -. made ty the farmer.
- T. D. l.. very tIurh urrI.
i > = -. a u name.
~ Is Part n. a." human frame.
~ ia school.
Nj whole l. not IL distant- QCl.
RIDDLE.
have hut one eye ard that -y- without sight,
" II Ae'g Vhst-vcr do;
am sharp without ~ft- without senses am bright,
The fortune u! -sni-, uui Of some The delight,
And doubt not / II useful spJ-
Selected ly L. l. T.
QrrsTI1N FOg BTGINNTHs-lfa herring and a half
hall pence, h1w many can you buy i,g Il pence.
If. D.