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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

- Many years ago Massachusetts
man was elected to the Office Of Lient.
Governor. When the fact of his cleo.
ton was announced, he was called up.
on for speech. lie proceeded to &C
knowledge the honor in very handsome
terms, and added that no doubt nc
should make good Lieutenant Gov
ernor, as that was the Office he had al.
ways held in his own house.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13
NOT q N.

rs hereby given that my win, Elisa =.
lZehrung has left my bed and board with
out any just cause or provocation. This u .
forbid I'll persons harhoring her On my 40
count, 20 will pay no debts Of her contract
inR after this date.
Toledo, lows, June 10th, 1851.
v3-n32-8w GEORGE ZEHHUN0. .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

THE MIME BALL.-Thc Coroner of
St. Louis states, as the result Of his ex-
periencc at the late inquest, that a
wound from MIME rifle ball, in the
fleshy part Of the person, is sure in al
most every instance to result fatally.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

S1essrs. Starkweather g. Scaver, bal
loonists, of Boston, have volunteered
their services to Gen. Scott to act in re
conroitering by aid Of their great bal
loon, in which they can ascertain the
position of the foe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

1t is expected that the Secretary Of
the Treasury will recommend to Con.
gress at its next session on the 4th Of
July loan Of two hundred and fifty
millions.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

The State Of Tennessee has gone large
" for secession.
Since on Minister, Mr.. Adams has
arrived in England and had an inter-
view with Lord John Russell, her par
TALLY for the rebels is fast waning
away.
The spanish Minister at Washington
says Spain will decline to receive Carl
SEIZURE a. Minister to Spain.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13
They often Deceive rhernselves

They Often Deceive Themselves
IN buying Sewing Machines for Fam
lily use it is the common practice Of pur.
chasers to deceive themselves with the
idea that in a family they need a ma
chine for iyht Work only; now good
machine will last gears, and there are
very many occasions, each twelve
month, when machine, doing coarse,
heavy work, is exceedingly desirable
in househol1--if the machine is capa.
BILE IF light ,oork only, has been bought
and the heavy work is put upon it, the
machine gives out, trouble follows
trouble, and the Sewing Machine gets
into diarepute in the house and neigh
borhood. Where is the fault but in
fact that a strong and durable enough
machine was not bought; the price in
the purchase had more than its proper
influence, the durability Of the machine
was too little thought Of And then
should occasion or convenience require
the sale Of the machine, the one for
general work will always command the
rcadiest sale. The Ladd, Webster &;
Co. Machines, are adapted to all kinds
Of work, and are really the most desira.
BILE machine in market. Makes the
stitch alice on both sides. Cook, Stone
& Co., Chicago, are the North Western
Agents. Troy Herald
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

BY the Rev. b. r. Taylor At New Hartford
June 7th, 1851, Nm. MANUEL B. AYERs, and
MISS MARY A. BArEs, all Of Tama Co, Iowa
Given under my hand this 7th day Of June
1861.
d. F. TAYLOR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-06-13

Neesrs. ROUNDS s LANGDoN, are our on
, authorised Agents in the City of Chicago
lis, to procure Advertisements and Sub.
criptions.
- Messrs Horace A. Shaw, & Co., 81 Park
Row. Al45 Nassau St., New York, are our
only authorised agents in New York City to
rocurs subscriptions and advertisements.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
NA,oq e,qQtg Star & L,tcisiurg ehrrpi:Ii
Ay TNDEPENDEVT FtNu 7 JOCRNAL
issued Fridays, ai LSWi,hur- Union county. Penn's,

TEfNS-Sl 80 per year. - NJ PIiD GnvSN-'-anf
at the rat~ frr aongeT shorter period Thus 80
cts will pay fr four months. Ct tor siN months dol
tor eight months. dol for sixteen months dol ir I've
years - tor four copies year SO for ten copis ere
wear. &c. Single Nos cts. Payments hy mail (Tafl
received in gold Vo~tsg stamps bank notes At thsf
value here Most kinds of Produce received in paw.
xJWhen the time eNl i!es for which paper mailed,
(unlrss We havr n running account il is STOPPED.
ADvEErIsENfNTs handsomely publishrl At 5" ITS Per
sluarr week p each after Insertion. dol r r-t
months, do Per year IIalfa square-25 ts, Is cts
iol. dol Two squar"s-laU uu. 20. Merchants &e
not ''urth ui column, 10 dol. Per year 'th'I
sizes. &C. may , agreed uIon. sIusrr - iinrs oi
smallest typr. or II 0 ueNtlarcer. Advertisements oi
femnraiising Illegal. swindlug tendency not Sdm"d
CommuncatiCus esirr On topics of general Iuterr''
and accompanied hv tho writer's real and adrrsS
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in tbr ufhes
nfthe NIr d Crrn ~ ~ hrh ve often inSertimportAn'
News in alvsuc- - tt- rhii5i- Nails
Ccnns-tsd with thr o-s ample materials for rnot
kinds of JOB PRINTING. vhi-h vii b. "Nrcutrd ~Hh
uea'nrss ant trsT atrh rfi n reasonable t'rus
rp-Cs>uai slvrrtisr urnis . 30 paid fl vh'n Har'4
in-irt work v hen delivered 81 hi dr@ P-s'r"fi''
r'-oFFlCEou Nalkct squarr rh slic, sec - .t'''
Jan !, IsyJ. WUEpLN = CckNELIte'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
LARKlN & CO.,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Sc Corner Eighth ami Arch Philadelphia.

4 FTER many years experience in all the
y various branches OF the Art. The ProprI-
ercrs confidently invite The attention of their
friends and the public TO their extensive esia-
bishment, which presents the opportunity Tor
procuring the hest Pictures, equal aI least TO
any fr>t-claSS Gallery in the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the improved stylcs known to the Art They have a
patent arrangement for cprfiug uIuu' rrrotyI-s
making them Life size 1t d--rrd-the only Of the
kind in this country. Attached 10 this establishment
are three conru. Artists
PHoT0GrArHs, iurluIIr- Painting, ms low as - 90
do with frame do 81
do - rho at 55c's. Extra copies 80 cts.
or = Per doz. Lite Photo -rauh low as s. ard
IvorytyF" at sane Price. Durable Amlrotypes at %
cents and upwards.
most extensive assortment Of Gilt Frames, cmhrar-
ing serc; aud choire variety Of the latest styles rT
crs FROM o. uts and upwards.
Especial attention bestowed urnn Life sized photo
graphs IN o tranf rrrd from small pictures, and from
life. Urirrs from 50 10 Slnp.
pe-lustru ,tuns given in the Art ssIy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

dissaos.
THE Bsisamr Cordial is entirely Vegetable produC-
ton bnu- the healing properties Of the lialsam.
with the nvigoratng qualities of Cordial, producing
combination wei. adapted to the purposes intended
that there are but disease which will not
early period, succumb to its healing and hieiEins
properties
For ages has the treatment Of pulmonary diseases
eup.d greater portion Of the attention Of the scen
tifr OF the medical world. lut none acquired more cmi-
urure IN his of these diseases, than the cc
hrA,d Prussau pr oofand the originator Of the Bal
sami- Corla Hs liewa> devoted TO the production Of
remedies that would stand unryalei. How we'll he has
succeeded the American people able to judge and
positively assert that no preparations that have ever
fern r,r1 them, have conferred the amount
benefits suiirus humanity. or have elected 50
many commentators from all classes of -0criy the
rrurrl,r of IIltsnd, prepared bJ Dr. C. NJ. Jackson
c. Of Philadelphia.
The Cordial Is designed for class Of diseases
eral aul fatal than any other 10 which the people
Of THIS country are suhjrrt-tho~s sIfiu.in. from
slight cold That eminent authority, DR. Bell, says
will that Colds to our iuhabtaut- what
the Pa-u" and yellow F"vrr to those ot other coun
tr-s: but can aver confidently that they usher in Dis
greater completely aud mortality than these utr
Real what the eminent Glass Nanufrcturrr. JOHN NJ
WIITALL, say Of the EtLSaNIC CORDIAL.
pR G.. W J,cK-o~-Eesrs~tri Friend: Iavin. fo- 4
long ti been acquainted with the virtues of thy BAL
SANIC CURDI Al IN Coughs Gods inflammation OF the
Lungs &r thus freely bear testimony To its efficacy
For several years have never been without It in my
family II Is also gives PLEASURE to state that have
used il with entire in the treatment Of Bowel
Complaints Thy friend truly, J JhllN VI MliIrtLL,
Fnh Mo. Il. 1855. Race st. above ith, Philad'a.
es-ThsSe mrdi5ines for sale tv all respectable
Druggists aud dealers in medicines in the United states
Caupdas. British rro,iucs ana West luJics. at - cents
per rnl. Be sure and get the genuine. with the sigma
ture # G. jackson the wrapper of cacl bottle; all
other, counterfeit frin pAl Office and Manufactu-
~. as Arch street, Philatelphis, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
A NATIONAL HYMN.

A reward Of Five Hundred Dollars was
offered, to be awarded by eminent persons
named in New York city, for the best,
most patriotic, and practical Song for the
American People, adapted to the times
and suited to a sound popular taste. The
number of compositions sent in for this
handsome prize, was Twelve Hundred
songs and poems Of every conceivable
style and quality-yet the Committee did
not judge any Of them up to the standard,
and the prize was not awarded. Several
Of these have been published, and among
them the following, which is praised by
the ''liome Journal as lyrical, patriotic
Christian-like, manly, tender, and in al
respects truly noble composition.
BY RICHARD sToRRs WILLIS.
Anthem Of Liberty,
Solemn and grand,
Wake in thy lottiness,
Sweep through the land
Light in each breast anew
Patriot fires.
Pledge the Old Flag again
Flag of our Sires
Fling all thy fold abroad,
Banner of light.
Wave, wave for ever,
Flag of our might.
God for our banner,
Freedom and Right.
Spirit of Unity.
Potent, divine!
Come in thy kindliness,
All hearts intwine.
Prove to our enemies
Ever a rock,
And to each traitor-scheme
Ruinous shock
Wake the old banner-word,
Shout it amain.
Union for ever,
Shout it again
Union for ever.
God it maintain.
Shade Of our Fcrefathers.
Pass through the land,
Clothed in full majesty,
Terrible, grand.
Fright from their lurking-place
Treason and Wrong,
Wake the old loyalty,
Earnest and strong.
This for our panoply,
What can befall
Steadtast and loyal,
Naught can apPal!
Thus to be loyal
God help us all
~~O~00~~-~~~-~-~-~O@-~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
ANCIENT Ji.G5SsIEN
A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL IsoNETRIcAL FirTrRr
or
Jerusalem and the Sacred Places
stER0rNnING TIE HOLY C!TY.

~,
me d''Ft WtFA j. uWmentet 90 the favor
able nOfIce pT ci.rrrr,.... ,r4 -
:. n"' "'">t LdEir-
- '''''"f NI'i'u'>' Dlutt-CldSSeS, al Z
PHpHc institutions.
II i about nine feet lone and ,i,, f,,, ~
c,f,r.l ,r Z ,.,-...l " "a ~ " t"' >
'''''"1N' anu mounted on can
vas " ~ fut6TS.
Il BIAS lHau constructed from, III. w.. .,,+t.-. 49,
reliable urrss. ant will i- found AN 10 -,
tAo-- engaged iu l.rturrG- ou The IaI, l.,'t - ;
par'nS instruction 10 school classes s, tt, ffr ~
".i-i it IF rs.
II aims 90 give an ava., + Dog, or-r ...,- a. 81.
~ 'nI..t time II taken a. ..I--.Irs %, 49,
loon Nl"w. fh- hrhsi.r tyir ia 80,
ar.u~a'rrHi.e elevation. ~u a- 40 tt,.- b. ,r-. -,
ilrN # the city and Of he whole G. uutrv IT, srr .
tHn-, ar.4LL '
The view is ar-C rr9ri.I u f.b n, O,,,r;., r. =.
which th' i'i-r.ut .l-tIr..s rr. uuf,l-.I a., : Il,
srrpnyr Manual c.utainir- all tl. I'm rf,rrp,-j,, -
>'7H o. enable 10 Use the lew To oay.nt,, -
ms or iecturlng.
TTy SrNniv gonna, r,,,,-
This is 4 Weekly Er'Ir,Tnt p',sr rr,L
IiShsd at ,bo 49,, u"'
- 10y ~" F''Se oI Nhe b-4IAT
Jedl.
Ii IS designed for Parents Tsacbers .nl,u
who are engaged or i,rara.,o.y in rb.' -
Gus Hdlnlhs ol the young. 1t IS also an ex-
ceHenl Family PAPER.
.,.-.;..
" :" 'nt NtN"is-'N'7n' inns Is occupied with
,,,, ~ "' O''er matter IArtiou'ariy interesting to
vii i7t H. , =, VII hnd IN 1t much thst they
p,r.i =, ~ ~ 80 interesting uattrrT-'-
whore Frr tb, s, - ' VI ~ .I'y can n,t nrd else
ami the al L. - - "' "i'h nrr> 81 Bible classes,
,i Nv fb ,,,,i -ne'aiy' "!I D. greatly bvGeht-
Thr S,gsJ,, So - -. ''i, !
the rha,r,., rt, ~ naS every week report OF
~. matter ,e"r'e from the Noon Prsyermec;-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
R. NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
No. .2l, Arch ~. rhilaliclp phia :,

One nf the largest aud most complete galleries in The
United states wh-rr the hest ilctur~- known 10 the
H., TO .raphic art are tssru At Ir!n'- no higher
than arr paii for miserable q" icaturr-.
THE Proprietor. a Practice! Photographic. attends,
per~ouaV. rvCrv sittIug--aul t'l"Ws uH tirture 70
leave the Gallery unless It gives perfect sa-iartun
psgu,rreotyVeS and AmhrutyPs of ahsrut or deceased
friends rhotorrap ph- any required siz- or taken on
Canvass life -'l~ and painted in ul hy the best Artists
A. This Gallery pictures ie taken in any weather
-as perfect in cou5y dsys when IN" sun shines
anime -rccmrns which Tor prize and quality DEFY
competition.
q-Ius;ructons given in the art Of Photography.
L. NEWELL,
GALlrRr OF ART, 72i Arch Street, Philadelphia
CONUEIDATI0Ns.
Prom Hon LIwfS u. CAvTUrfL. ". C, Ohio
NV family aud friends all concur in the opinion mat
the Newell Picture is more h'r like than any thiIE
they ever saw My likeness has been repeatedly taken
hy different Artists in various ways hut have never
yet had which presents so tru" 10 NATURE all the lea
turcs ann expressions OF countrnancr AZ this.
From Hon T. JOY N0REI-. late Minister to Italy.
The exquisite finish hrauty ami -oitre> Of your for
fulnrs, likrnrs-cs, not tail 10 commend them to
the attention patronage OF all who APPRECIATE true
AIT.
From Cot. JAMES PAGE.
Having occasion for portrait, procured one from
Mr. Robrrt Newell of the city of Philadelphia min "a
ture in Oil Colors. VndT tie H,c process cotSr'd tg tH
and take great pleasure in expressing the i"i"n
given me- not only by the Of the Likeness hut
its artistic finish in all respects. aud recommend him to
the patronage Of those disposed to encourage the haut
ful art. s1Jmb JAMES FACE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

The above is portrait Of David NCrcarv of Nari"t
Twpwh0 ON the ls at August lN'. mad" aifda'
before Justice Gorlry that be tcHtri for the cure -
C,NcfR v re- ply sicau- Of e eioFd county aud by pr
Newton of the Icrrc Colrre, Cincinnati. Tor period
# nearly eight muui-. notwithstanding "l1'h hs hI
5. and p,yfiD5. o. Eis sf' cis. '1trr|y ''sH
g lie had given up alt hope, when he heard of the
U1.l S-a-rher.~ and Induced to trv it. Your bot
tbs cured Lin and although sadly di figured ther" -
NO an. son hut this invaluable medicine saved lis !'
The fall particulars Of this remarkable case may hesetn
in q Circular to ir had Of any Of the Agents
We also refer To- case OF Nancy Beakn-y Of Eierion
Armstrong To- Pa cured Of sCEOrJLA after being unable
t. get out OF bed FIR three yraTs-
To the case Of lady in Ausonyillr Clearhed Co., VII"
was aiap afflicted with S'rofula in its worst form
To- the ease of t,rnrgr NriS"i. residing in tarr"to"n
CauI ria Co. Pa hO badly afflicted with cancer
that it eat his entire o and his was worse II
possible than NCTrarys.
The artcularz these ras"scvcrv one of which was
cured by the USE If the BLOOD S"arch-r-may also be
found in Il Circular to be haj # any q the iren's
II. VI. LEMON. Proprietor
Laboratory for the Waruac tux" ana sai" n"hr me
Penna Railroad Depot, Hoilitaystnrs Pa. soii by .
" s-hanlc. Lewisiur,; NCreizlt tianck, Iuftloe y
Roads. Rudy 4 iIinmrlrcirh. Farmcr-siii"; Cummings
i Mltmsr Hartlrfou: u. II. Ei--rli, Nlfuturg v :
Stamm, Winfield; shindle Nasenseiler, selnssrovr;
yN6s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
6 Sinai and Zion,

OR Pilgrimage through the Wilderness
" TO the Land of Promise By BESJ,nIN
B,UsnAS late Pastor of The German Reformed
Church, Lewisburg. This work comprises
5i3 pages ofplain print on white paper. with
illustra,ions-price. Sl.25. Lindsay &
BlakiSion, Philad., Publishers, and sold by
DANIEL SCHRACK. Agent, Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Ayers Cherry peCtoral,
IHE fEE ENIfu t'Er "F
Coughs. Co'i~- FulIU.nyH. Uonrssness,
SIOup. :...at Aiti-. Inc 'ipirnt Com
sUui Jf -4t- Hut. GOr the Relief
o. S1n-ulH ptiN G Patients
ia HdNats'd Stages
~ the Disease

This Is a rr-~..,y> universally tavn 20 surTss.
'.. .- -I. OIL. f'r 20 fri 'rr- uUl'ut~ that .
useless hire '' fi iy .vIcr ee i It, virtues. lt'
srrss,' n 'r r.u-l- AND colds and IL tru.y
EHa irHl 'rr-, 90 rlE"nsry di-,a>e- have made II
.aH aT" o.. IiiIr--~ o- "vcn iamilies'Hmong than
a.F lave rt -.. f..-url rsl'il,u.r ci IL ef'eis-
-nT- 90 ir- tr W eir n'iSi Il its victory over the
' u rI lr -'fn' f'a.iry 'f thesr di,"rer-, ,ni
t.E s w, f t.' .-.f> % r..s r'uruy. ~ n--i not
iH u . rs rl,m Tint i ht- all the viz
..- .tJ % i Irr. vI.u making tl.- siyh have
g.u -. -...f-y uf.u liir r.u'it.r-a e mankind.
Pre-ar4i by p ! AVER s. CO.. Lowell. Mass.
- Sold By G W Schaflle and BY Harris &
Duncan. Lev ,lir-; J. B0ush. Nev Berlin: Shind,I i,
Nr-eus.il.r seIiusErrye; d : Cast and L II Ri,Ssr
vi lfu -s. Corey a Pro- New Columbia-ani drnI,r.
everywhere yS.2treow
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Taxes, Taxes. Taxes.

most of the Tax payers promised that their taxes
"a should be pad ny Sept Court, as the Court has
PRED aud but few have fun led their promise. this
tre hope will be sufficient 10 them 10 pay imue-
diately. The Treasurer has given duo notice that there
urgent demands against the County. hut as far
eisburg there has been bu little att"u-
paid To IL The families Of volunteers must be paid
every month, and some Of them every week Aud it iS
absolutely necessary that the taxes should he paid
large majority have paid promptly. | shall call on
every delinquent next week and hope they will be
pared. A word to the wise, &c. &c.
AKENNEDY Col.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

Pocket Cooks and other goods -,
Of that kind on hand or to cr'crh by the b., n \
Lew!sburg Boohbader, Oh: STAHI. s-~..-.-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Pre-araT " y AVER s. CO.. Lowell. MasI
II z n { r OIL CG Y

1 CURIOUS and entertaining little Book.
n GALL about Malrimony, Money, and 9th
er marterS,) for the amusement Of every BODY,
(aut the vrung folks, a'SC.) on long winter
evenings. RAINY days, etc. Price. 90 cents.
holeSale. Is Cents. Sent by mail for seven
: cent stamps. For sale at the d" Sur i. Cfron.
icie' Office. WORDEN & CORNELIUS.
Publishers. LewisburS Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Buckeye Reaper 4 Mower,
Manufactured by
SLiFER, WALLS, SH2lNFR & CO.,

VI l. DuCatNt Reaper q fluWeTNaS intro
4 duccJ IN 1854, aud SO perfectly wa, IL
adapted Q" the work te-feu-I that az the
Greatest Practical F.c'1 Trial ever hell ~
this country, 30 Iuiy Of The same wear. az -
racuse, 1t uiumFhan'y carried oT the
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma.
A. the Indiana State Trial. held atI.a9.r-e. in
ISIS, nearly d, many maehires were repr--
ssnt,i and as thoroughly tested as at : "a
cu,e, aad tie
Buckeye was again the Victor.
AMI so also at nearly all the field trial, and
exhibitions in ls5s, 80 and 90, when II was
a competitor. Al a number Of exhIh,tfan, IL
received the First PremlUm a. Mover. First
Premium aS Reaper aud First Premium as
Com. iued Machine. These numerous
awards prove conclu>lvely the correctness Of
the decision Al Syracuse.
The comb'nyd oppo> ton Of the manufac-
turers Of Moving and ReaFing Machines and
their efforts To crush and to bring into ti>re-
pu'e the Buckeye. only served 10 prove us
SUPERIORITY; and the fears they eater-
tanned of It's final success and triumph we're
evidences of the real worth and merit Of the
machine.
The Machine has now pa 1ei through four
harveStS. and during the last three over Nine
Thousand have been buIt and >olt-aut The
farmer may Judge of lis reputation by the nu-
merouS awards made by Committees both at
field triai> and at : ate and County Exhihi-
lions, a well a from the numerous demands,
which The manufacturers have never vet been
able to supply.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
The HOWARD and HOPE Express
Companies

EXPRESSES Daily to and from any
portion of The Unitrd States Canadas. Office
DUNCAN 4 lIARRIs' Drug store. Lewishurs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMiC CORDIAL,
FoR rnE SPEEDY CUEE of

C,Wgbs Coifs Ifer;u, 6raUp HodrSsH.ss, Bronchitis,
IiisuasHrt. Dss.I,e, at The BoE.i arsiHg from C1,
facip,,ut CuH1rpi,0T, and f0T tie reitf ind ~ Gt all
ra,.i cur of pItHs dirdHced stggts Of TIE iJtt.r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
ATTENTION

THE finest coats made oil twelve houri
notice by JOHN b. MILLER. N. Sd ST.
the oldest and best Tailor in Lrwisburg