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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
The Fail session
or TIE
llWlSBg4A AGADIlT

NNElLL Commence on Monday. seth
W sent. ISL, 20 Continue to 'ae Holidays.
The WINTER SESSION will Commence Jam
nary ,, 1852.
All the Clas, ,ical, Mathematical and English
branches are taught.
YouSs LtnILs aud GESrLEMES desrouS
qualifying themselves for Teaching, viii find
II to their advantage to enter this Institution.
The B;ble Is a Tex, Booa.
TUlTION-Per session including contingent
expenses.
PEIN.RT-r Reading. Writing peaner, Aritimstic.
ting, Gram. and z : IIi-'1ryl 3 or
ADVANCED ENGLISIl-la not in"iuioi above 80
LANGUAGES. o.
Tuition payable Immediately upon the close
Of the session. : 4 deduction r 10 per Ct
,rH Be nqds 10 hnse paying ~ ADVANCE. No
other deductions except for rrolracted sick
ness. J. RANDOLPH,
Sept. 10, 1850 PRINCIPAL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

On the Sd inst. the steam grist mill Of
John Allison, and the steam planning
mill of Thomas M'Aulcy, adjoining each
other, in Altoona, were entirely consumed
by fire, together with all their contents.
These properties were Insured in the
Ferry County Fire Insurance Company
t, the auoua. If s., 800
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

r4n-The Cricket Natch which was to
have taken place last Saturday did not
" come of" in consequence Of the non
Of the town boys. Another
trial viii be given at the same hour, next
81 A,1r,l..r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

rfn-Thanks to Samuel Swcngel, Lewis
township, for club of eleven subscribers
to the Star & Chronicle. Any others who
desire to unite with him have until Court
doth Dec to do so.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ Of Administrator upon The E>'a'e "l
SAMUEL HTMTEL. l1'c Of UuInn town
ship.Tniou coun,v.Hcct. nave been cgaU,citr
the undersigned bvlhc Register eli mon coun-
ty in due form Of Jaw, thrrelvrc.aI persons IT.
dehtcd 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate paymcuI.ani those having any just
claim, are also requested 70 present them ie-
galIy authenticated for settlement. to
FUtNEIIE ujNNE!, '1r1ir
Union Oct = 1851 ISAAC HCMMEL, lstratrs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

Gcrman from | Peter ,: ,, followed in
Enelish by Rev. j. X. Nillct. Collection
and subscription amounted to $40. There
were about 1900 persons present on Sun
iry. / being beautiful lay. The services
throughout were interesting and impress
i've. Three plates, engraved on bras by
". Laird Harris, Esq, were deposited in
the corner stone; they contlin the names
OF the Officers Of each congregation at the
time ot the erection Of each church.
The ncw cditicc was dedicated with ser
vices commencing on Saturday morning,
I2th Oct, 1851, continuing till Monday
evening. Ministers Of the Lutheran
church present.. q. Anspach, Che pas
;or), and N,-sr., Erl,umyer, Albert and
N}o-s Eeguuucj ministers rrcscnt.-C.
II. I,iuhach, the ras;orl, \. L, Casper,
/. e.. Brown, Z. Busman, and l.. Curt
On Sabbath, sermons were preached in the
main audience room by Mcssrs. Albert
and BaU-man, and in the basement room
by Mcssrs. Erlcnmycr and Brown, yet
nearly half of the persons present had to
remain outside Of the building. The two
Pastors performed the dedication ccrcmo-
locs.
The church huilling-thc third and
best erected on the spots a neat brick
structure, 80 by II feet in size, well fin
i,hcd and well furnished, at m expense Of
about $500. And sacred spot it is,
hallowcd by the worship of more than
thrcc-iourths of century. Our pioneer
to.cluthcrs were wise men. They not only
selected their earthly homes in the best
and most fertile localities, but they erected
,A,ir churchc, in the most cli.iblc Places.
lAi Drci~bachs Church is in the centre
of the valley, on an elevation, aside Of
-roye; its white. graceful spirc. rises,
IllowcJ centre of attraction, towards
which the eye can deyoutly turn from the
comfortable homes of its membership.
They yet need bell, to herald the ar-
rroach Of worship, and toll the AncIl Of
the departed.
This cliGrc was 33 ~ I5 fcrt in sic;
il WIS entered hy our lr., dr,r in the
yc-tibuir, and ~ two doors out Of the YES
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and Threc-Tenths Per Cent
Treasury Notes


Nov ready for achvery al the Office Of
JAY COOKE & co. Bankers,
No. ~, South Third ST., Philadelphia
PURSUANT 10 instructions from the Sec
| TrtdTy oi the Treasury. the Subscription
Book 60 the NEW NATIONAL LOAN Of
Treasury Notes, bearing interest al the rate
oi seven and Inree-tenJhS per Gel. per annum,
will remain open at nv Office. No. ] Ia, 5 Sd
81. untl further notice, from :, \ NJ, until ),
II. and on Mondays I'LL >. / y
These Notes will be Of the denomination Of
$50. S!GG. S5Uo. $1,000 and 50 600, and are
al da:cd 18Th August. 1861, payable in gold,
IN three wears, or convertible into a twenty
wears si1 per cent. loan al the option of the
holder. Each Treasury Note has interest
commons attached, which can be cut of and
collected IN gold at the Mint every months
a; rhs rate OF | cen; PER day on each 500.
Payments of subscriptions may be made IN
Gold og Checks or Notes of any Of the Phila-
remit by their friends, through the mail. by
express, or through Banks. and the Treasury
Notes VIII be Immediately delivered, or sent
to subscribers aS they may direct.
Par'irS remijIing must add the interest from
the iath August, the dale Of all the notes, 10
rhs dar the remittance reaches Philadelphia.
At the raie of ! per cent rer day on each $50
Appy To or address
,gay Cooke, SrrsoRirrToS AsESr,
C7-- 1T Iav 'o~S- L Co. Bakers,
: rc..- NJ IL 5 81 81 Phla5s Phia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

IgrOne Lewisburg Town Property is
for sale on Thursday-and another on
Friday, of this week See Advts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

Ia special meeting Of the West SuSque-
hanna Chassis (of the Ger. Ref. Church, will
be held in MilIinburg, on Tuesday, the 9th of
Nov. next d, O'Clock P. NJ. As business Of
Importance will claim the attention of Chassis,
the members are urgently requested 10 attend.
Oct 81, 'Gl. &. II. LEINBACH, Pres't.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
" Of Administration on the Estate OF
WILLIAM WHITING, late of Lewisburg bo
nugh. Union Co, decd, have been granted 10
the undersigned. BY the Register of Union
county, in due form Of law; therefore all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt, and those having just claims against
the same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
HUGH L. SHELLER, Admir-
IewSburg, Oct. is, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
Western Lots, for sale cheap.

I OF &, blk li2, tS1-lot l2, biz 2e4 SIC
] Ior =. t'', 20. 800 lot Is, blk 81. $50
in DAKOTA CITY. "a County sea, and Land
Office >Ire) Nebraska Territory.
AIsu Slots IN the town of SPENCER,ihe
sea, of justice for CLAY county. on the line Of
the Dubuque Railroad. al $40 each.
JOHN B. LINN. Lewisbure.
July = ISrn Agent for Fr,~crs N zrraaca
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
WAR yECT.yC:-on TUESDA

evening. Oct 29,h, Public Meeting will be
held in INDEPENDENT II ALL, Lewi>5Urg,
and addressed bv Rey.ThomaS VI. Reese, and
by Rev Joshua Kelly of NiiIamSPurt. The
particular object Is 10 MI Capt. kelly's Com
panv-rhe WALLS GUARDS-and promote
the welfare Of our country by speedy suhju-
cation ot the Rebellion. Ladies are invited
to attend
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
--latest News

The particulars Of the fights oppsite
Lccsburg arc coming in. The aggrCs-
sivc movement is said to have been
ill-adviscd, fastened by false spies who
mislcd the Union forces into the en-
cmy's power, and We had not boats
enough to assist our troops who pass
cd over. The enemy cut the throats
and stabbed our wounded. Some of
the latter were driven into the river,
and were drowned rather than fall
into the hands of their inhuman enc
mics. The bravery Of Baker and his
men (from Mass, Il. lsld and PENN
is unqucstioncd.
The Union forces were on three
sides of Price and MCulloch, who it
seems sure must fight or give up the
State Of Missouri TO Fremont.
The Lancaster and Pittsburg troops
have been received in Kentucky with
much enthusiasm. A Rebel COmpa-
ny was made prisoners by the Home
Guards.
Wm. Smith, one Of the privatcer
"Jen. Davis" has been been tried IN
Philad. and found guilty of Piracy.
The Western part of Virginia has
voted almost unanimously for the new
State Of kanhawa.
The traitor Breckenridge says he
will resign his scat in Us. Senate
Exchanges of prisoners without ac-
.nowlodging the Confederate States)
are going on between the Union Gov
crnmcnt and the Rebels.
A gentleman arrived at Cairo, III, says
the Arsenal aud Cannon Foundry at Mem
phis, Tenn, has just been destroyed By
lire, and that Gen Polk has sent troops
from Columbus, Ky, to New Orleans and
Memphis.
WEAK DEMOCRATS, read this from one
who has been a leader in your party.
Perhaps it will invigorate you:
"Geu. b. I. Butler made a speech at
Burlington, Vermont, on Wednesday eye
ming. He said that if any foreign nation
dared 10 interfere in or Intestine war, we
would cease dealing with southern traitors
as erripg brothers, delica,ely aud tenderly,
and should arm every loyal Union man,
North and South. both Jiach and 'chite,
Joad and flee, until treason and ITS aeet-
tors are extcrminated, aud the meddlesome
world was taught salu,ary lesson. This
sen,rmen. was received with overwhelming
p.4.-I!s.I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

HAVING opened 4 shop in T.
w G1otman'> Clothing Store. IS
IN prepared 10 ali biaIs OF work
H. 10 his line. Having worked IN
EA .HAA large cities all his time he is
prepared to repair Watches,
Clocks or Jswe.ry. and 10 DO Engraving. Pla-
tlng, Gliding or GaIyaniz.ng IN the best style
OF the art. All work warranted to give eutre
satisfaction, and done at the very lowest cash
prices. Also Accordeons and Meluteons
repaired in the best manner.
CAL in before vcu 60 elsewhere. see for
Yourself AID save your mOney.-Oct. 5, 1881
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

TcaCi;crs'sDs!jfut e.-1 he members
Of the BuiaIoe Township Teachers Institute
are requested To meet at School House No. 5
(near Andrew Hauck'S) on Saturday, Nov. =,
at /, = ", for the purpose Of eleciing officers
and preparing ior business.
Gil. L. HATS, Pres.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
A Short History Of the DreisbaCh
Church, in Buf3lOe Valley.


s,,he prei,bach's Church, ia butia.oc TIP,
Tuion Co., Pa. 1t, origin, with its first
,.,,tor, and members, Is IN a great degree
involved in obrcuri;y. However, We Will
mlryor, from fragments in our po>>csS-
.,r. with our personal knowledge for
-,u4rl- If fifty years, to form a partial if
MIA complete history IF this church for
81 sr.rioI Of ninety years
7, arncars. bv partial record OF births
--r I,,.tisms Of infants. commencing IN
7--l bearing REGULAR dates up to l7-5.
-... there was a German Reformed and
.;l.uu church in existence in Bufrloc
T.m.v. at or near the rlac, where the
n-.rr-.h Church now Is. Whether
n, CONGREGATIONS then existing had a reg
Mar church cdifcc to Worship in. or whc-
d.-,lry wor,hipcd in private hu,Iliuu.
~, sr, not Informed. but consider the
liar the most probable. y To the Ias-
,-> who lahorcl amuu1 this r.o,l. in
,l.-..ar,rdavs our said record +, entirely
-.,. Gg. We fnI the following. ua,n.S
r.n.-'.l. Is rarcnt, wl.a l,.I .'.,r i.rur,
1.,.;..1 q. church members. taV..: lIrn-v
r,r,.r Henry P.i,.-... .,I. ....n :S-u.I...
g:..r Ilimro,b. John Ku.iI.r. Leonard
Wr..r. PbiI;n Stohcr. John B. Klein
.,f.l christian B;,lI IIgrv Bi.ke.Yo-t
n.-- Christian, Evf,. s-.,.l.o ur,l.r,,p.
Him S;,r,r.Gcor..e rrcdcricL. and others.
who were (as tradition SAYS Of the first
...tlcrs IF Rnfl,e Valley at q time whom
+. was VET = vast wilderness. and lis s.il
marked by the f,at-,r;r,-- ar the Indians.
uL.. their ba.iar.u, GacI-. lr.mca:,.
r.,r.-cd on tlcthcn tIiur,-,rtrr Z .g1..-
f-----. fen caused tl.,m to ,a.,gkr t]r-r
t.r hume, and their al. and fee ;n H.,
E,.. nlc;r former homes for tI.e ,.,,,,r-
v....,, n.' their I;,.r.
.ls our record aforesaid ends in l77j.
Ii. writer i under the painful necessity
If ,.g.~inr over 4 rrriYI Of thirteen ycar,
gsnoticcd. We come down to I7,>. at
v,ich time record shows that both con-rc-
s,ious did unite and erect themselves a
LpilJi,r ,s = church f., he us..J l,.
;,,b parties. =, q Union Church. Attl.,
SIM. time. Martin prai~brch lthe th,n
,r.4. did donate unto .a;d con. .rca,,-i.rs
seven and d La.. acre Of land. for theIur-
sc Of erecting thereon a graveyard and
.le church building a.o-l-..d-tha SAID
Martin Drci>bach being, at the tiiuc, au
E.Icg in the Reformed congregation, and
nar only gave his land grarutou, for the
purpose, but also assisted literally in cree
my the building. The congregations, in
respect to the donor, called their new
church the Dricsbach' hurch, which nmmc
It has retained to the present time.
Here again We will give some Of the
names who were church momlcr, and
assisted in building the lo- church in l1N>,
:. wit: john Auranl, Elias lrn-man.a-
Trustees; Martin Drci>bach. Jacob "r'e-
III, as Elders; Peter Frederick, Henry
.ryi>bach, aS Dcacons, IN the Reformed
C4-rc"ation-and Herman Jacob Shell
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
PtBLIsnED SEHi-aEEkLI---
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

r4g-War Meeting this (Tuesday) even
ing, at Independent Hail.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

"a certain Dieter NUraud -;t.UZti,r-
l.........- gI.rr...+ c..,..,,.:. ,.-l,.
- - y-,. ~
''-'' u"n - " ''''' i'.' '''' ANU
Hie',"har"' have been pastors IN amt ser
,cl the congregation, during that time.
The writer NOW comes tovhcrc his per
s,u,1 LrovlJ.e commences In I~og.
r.,- I q u.n,. Inn. ,ro r.,,,,I.- ,...-
',,.'. ,', '',,''' .'''' '-'
''''"'''' i1't''''''y i'r some ''II'. ne WIS
succeeded as pastor, IN 1881. by ltev-J.H.
Au~lach, who ha, laborcd successfully
.u,u. lis members TO the present time.
I,t.tI r., ! II r,i.. L,c.,,. tho
'.'...r.I.. !, -. .............,
'''.' '',''' ~ ,''' ''' '''. ~
''.'.'.hd i.""f'' la.'n'ni!f uh'i. ,''''" non
it p!cnscd God 10 remove HIM from his
,.uplc TO Heaven by death. In i>3q.
E.y. B C,,sncr became thc pastor who
Ill c.;n.r,u. I.,.a ;, .i>,5 .r,r
,., -
M''''" s''.,' 'o'''-'''-'''''' "'N sup ''r' ',l
h'N. l.. Meier Tor some time. III l>'''
fora short tine; he waS succeeded in the
same year Iy Rcv.B. .Bau,mau. who laLorcI
successfully down to 1859, when he was
called ly the SYNOD to Chambcr-Lurg a.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. letters OF administration on
" the Estate OF CATHARlNE STAHh,
Widow. late cf Kelly Twp, Union county, dec d.
have been granted 10 the subscriber IN due
form of law, notice Is hereby gwen TO all per
sons knowing themselves TO he indebted 10
said estate. TO make immediate payment (;
and those havlng,ciaIms against. ihe same
Will present them duly authenticated ier set
menr. DANIEL - Ah"'
Kelly. Sept 20, 1861. Admlnistra'or
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
UNION FOR EVER !

WE are all cheerei TO see our Union boys
w with such good courage take hold OF.
the rope 10 draw j, uSht around the necsS o;
Jeff Davis and other potatoe rooterS. We
also expect the large Ba'Jle al Washington 10
talk soon. There j. quite an eNcItemeGt in
Lewisburs. Soldiers are gong awav. and
merchants are getting New Goods. Latest.
n Il. Zimmerman has returned irom New
York and Philadelphia, and has carefully Sc
lected the latest and best styles Over Goats
and best Pants, Hats, shirts, Iautserchcl>,
Stockings. CasIneirS, Cas>imeres, Cloths O!
all descriptions. Mcclellan STYLES Cashmere
and Hats, and FIVE and six hands making
Clothing to order. Cloth and sold at PhIad.
wholesale prices. Call before you buy-you
will not lose anything, but save l!ty per cent
Thank for al favors.
Sept. IL, 1851. y. +. ZIMMERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
FOR SALE.

THE Store-Room lately occupied by A-s
| 4 NJ. LaEshe. Inquire OF I'D
I'M. LINN.
Iewisburc. Nav 81. 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

fUN SALE.
N"AIJhEI.E \ property in Limestone town.
ship Uormerly Bufaloe Union Co. Pa.
eluI' miles west from New Berlin and
>.u.u from " 5i.rburg. II rents at $500 cash.
The FARN IfO Acres. alt IN good csl-
t.aIpu-an Island producing 100 bushels of
v heat-a twD-storey Dwelling House. -
lnear.v urEj 4 STONE BARN LII
,-lIrA Two 0rcharls-a Superior
SAW-NILL, AMI a Circular Saw.
si-- al driven ~ the large Water
---@--t-,-is-T Power Of Pen1s Greek. w.thssn
sh.r. 100 Acres Of Pine ani Hen cf -
TIMBER LfND. The Creek is navIgabie ia
frc-het> ro rail down Lumber To the River
and Canal. The S5w-Mill i capable OF ma
King IirJ I,D'lsand Doiilys' t'orn If Lumber
r-1r'y- The Farm, Saw-Mlll aud Timber
Land all :. ia. \ Bank Of IRON ORE Is on
the rrupeIry-;he continuous Moniour Ridge
westward from Danville.
Tho premises will be sold very low Gn
five payncn'>) as the owner lives IL miles
from. and IS TOO aged to attend TO it properly.
For further utormalIon. apply to JoHS Srrss.
{ Tanner Agent, near the properly.
HIGH BELLA5
Snnbury. Pa, Oct. "a, Is6lw4
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Letter from Missouri.

The following is a letter, written by q
lady in Missouri to relative in M.illin-
burg, Pa:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
Gas Consuming Cooking & Hea-
fsng stoves

of the iav-LEHIGH. VICTOR COMPLETE
and all other Cooking and Heating stoves
all Of which are Guaranteed 10 give entire
satisfaction. Please give me call.
am9l3 VII. -. NENiN
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FOR SALE-0R RENT,

i'IiAI valuable Brick Hard properly
| situate IN BufalOe township, adjoining
lands ct Jacob Derr and William Cameron,
with svcrvthsuc complete for the manufacture
OF HrCsSc. 1i,O BUILDING LOIS. Terms
Easy. Apply 20
JOHN n. NUSSER. Pittshnr1,
20 i a. tff'v. WI CAMERON JK- Lsnisburg
o. lrr7
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VII. F. GRhSSLER.

~ atcSsUsa {. ar- J ossieE - Glider,
Opposite Ee.4s.'s Ho;el. N.rAri y. isS ,,bgTg Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
Stoves! Stoves!

TOR sale al the "i7drsfri1i Store Works -
L No. ;s3, No. III 81. PHILADELPHIA,
(crpoSitc Christ's church, the moStceiebraied
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29

The corner stone of Che present church
cdifce was laid On the 18th June, 1850.
Minister'S rrc-cnt-John C. Anspach,
Nifiiuburg; Cha's II. Lcinhach, Lewis
burg; &C Erlcnmycr, Frccburg; Th.il.
Lcinhach, Tulpchoccon j. c. Buchcr,
Mialuburg: J. X. Millet, Frecburs, Ia;
and Cha, Hammer, Cleveland, @. Rev.
TILLeinbach preached on Saturday at ,,
P.N., in German from In. >: ;, and Rev.
JC Buchcr followed in English from Neh.
2:Is. Sunday morning, I;cv.C.G Erien-
mvcr in German from Is. 2S: l6, followed
10 English by Rev CJI.Leinhaoh ~ :
y...4. PN Is E,y T L lezl~-- Il
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-29
From Ocean to Ocean!

Saturday.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25

A stands for Articles, fancy and rare,
B stands for Bnyers with money to spare,
& stands for Ca.h Store, at which goods ire sold
ID tor the Dealer W ho is after your gold;
f stands for Esery one v no dry goods buy.
F fer the foolish who never dare try,
q stands for Gentry, W ho never should fail.
To examine the Goods that we offer for sale
III stands for Hats, which we have for the boy 8
-Bes ides Rattles d Whsilee and various tot
stands for Ivory Fans iu the ca.h store fsu nd
j stands for Jest, of " ich many are tue,
But don't think We re jestinr whi.e talking
lskith you,
Nstands for Katy, your darling. ysur dear,
Efor the Luck you'll have when you see her
Provided you carry her a thimbe and case ;
Or something you think she'll like in its place.
d stands for Match safe, which all smokers
should buy.
stands for Needles of which we have supply
% si nds for open . our wallets and trade:
for pin cushion, for the Cash Store made,
q for Quarters, which we are adv 10 take:
X stands for Rsttles, for the babies to shake
stands for speois OF various hues,
stands for Thread, for the Ladies to use:
Y ssaIds Tor unbslicver, W ho is slways afraid
TO purchase, for fear of being shaved in a trade
staads for Yolue. which every one places
On our Dry Goods, Groceries and .Bonnets in
cuses; f.fHs p stZ ~
w stands for Wool, fer whis lie. or what =
Will you have from our beautiful lot p -. l#
stands for Excuse US if You don't want to buv
7 for Yard Measure. which take. everv-oses
stands for zeal which when rightly display cd
Is an excellent thing Ia all sorts of trade;
Now, II you Il wait very short time,
Weu exhibit the Goods without asking a dime
Rsspec fully yours,
-. WIN. Fl. HUBBARD.
Upper Sandusky April 25- If.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot cou

State OF Ohio, Wyandot county, IS:
Pu,suan to a command of an order of sale from
the. Cou4 of Common Pleas in and for the couHiy
Of Wyandot, 10 me directed. shal expose to
public sale, at the door of the Court House in
Upper Sandusky, on the 25th day Of May. D.
1861 between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. u
and o clock. T. M, of said day, the following
described property to-wit: sH -I 3 r-s
Tie undivided half of a part of the east half
of the north east quarter of sec. 25, township 3,
If range fifteen, commencing at the northeast
corner of said quarter section, running thence
south to post Low s for garden fence :.
thence west far enough to make QUE sore and a
half in squa form out of the north east COR
of said quarter section; also part of said
quarter section bounding as follows: commencir G
at the north west .rner of said acre and haf
tract, and running thence vet 9 rods thence
soaLh'9 rods thence east rods, thence north
9 rods to the placs of beginning, Situate in
wyandot County, Ohio. The undivided hall
of said pr.mises
Valued at 500.
To be sold as the property Of D Ri1 at the
suit of George kinne<. A
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
April ls, 6l PISS 25. --,rr