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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Correspondence OF the Star Chroniele.I
From Capt. Lin1'S Company.

We have come back to the very place we
started from, last SpriDg-oyer the very
Railroad We hel ped to build-even our old
servants and retainers are with US. But,
tonight, will merely give an account of
our journey.
Last Friday afternoon We had orders to
march. We were lily prepared, and had
much to 10, but it brought about the best
of spirits. Saturday, preparations went
fast aud furious-last letters indited-last
messages seut-the remains Of old duds
boxed up to be sent home-tents struck
good-byes said to the friends We had here,
or had lately made-and about dusk march
ed down to the Railroad, and were aboard.
We had four sick, in the hospi;al-bu.
three crawled out, and are nearly vel, now.
We left Seth Housel, at Harrisburg (sick
with measles) with the utmost regret, for
be had endeared himselfto all. We hope
be will join Us yet All that long, dark
night-a cold, wiutry wind blowing-we
were going to Baltimore. We arrived there
a, o'clock on Sunday morning, and were
marched to the depot-all along cheered
by the people-haDdkerchiefs and flags
waved to us--then the Union Relief As.
sociation gave splendid lunch Of bread
and butter, cheese, coffee, &c. Think of
that. for Baltimore We were welcomed
everywhere.) After a weary wait, We
we're marched down to take the boat-and
lay in the street, Just where the Massa-
chusetts men we're attacked, all the after
noop-and then back to the Depot again,
as boat could not be procured. About
dark, we were pu, on the cars, and at one
o'clock at night arrived opposite the St.
Johns College, Annapolis, in the broad
full moonlight, beneath glorlOusIy beau
tiful sky, under row Of broad branching
trees, we drew up in our first line of battle.
By two o'clock, we were housed, some of
our men doiug their first sentry duty as
proud as student when be first begins to
reads Virgil. To-day We pitched our
tents, but will not go out of our present
quarters until forced to move BY some iu-
coming Regiment. Tbere-rest and sleep
c9ues Ti'h grac. io ne loN agaIn. We
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

have bright wood fire, quarters just above
the kitchen, and Dicks face is cleaning
as the warmth aud veIy expressive Of con-
tent
| have less leisure to write, now, than
last Summer, but will try to keep up some
correspondence. Gib.-Lieut Beaver, |
meau-has just cut up a cake sent US
aud that temptation, aud prospective sleep,
are making me wholly averse to continue.
We will send yOu copy of our Muster
Roll as soon as it can be made out.
Yours truly, j. NJ. L.
TCapt Hassenplug is with Capt. Linn,
the "WslIs Guards are expected with
them, aud all have notion they are going
to South Carolina, where Secesh was born.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Notice TO the Heirs of John Reber, dee d.
rI,HE Common wea!th ID PennsyIvanIa-

rNHE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
To Daniel Reber: Caro-
Iue who Is married William Mol Matilis. Wno is
married 20 David ". rellmlu and Louisa UIsh and
Alice ClSh. are the children Of SIsa0,who mar
rri John UiSh, ami did lrore h- SAID father -av
iur sail children; that sal! Louisa nd Alice are
minors ami have frr their -uarSu John Rrhr. Of The
borough e LssbuTk; that all tGr above Usnvt PARTIES
rest- IN Union county. except Caroline Mol and her
husoaul Who ivr IN the state OF OHIO and John tish
who lives in the state Of lncaua; heirs and legal rep
r~s~ntatves of JOHN REBER late u the Borough %
NitEIubIrg, Union county, dccessed-Gr-ctins:
Whereas by Inquest for that purpose duly AWARDED
by the orphans Court Of the county aforesaid. the Rsat
Estate Il the sad john Eeber appraised as follows,
viz
Ist certain tract OF piece Of land situaten Lime
stan, towuship and county Union adjoining land Of
MARY Miller John S-ebold. Philip ScbOld, Amos Bcnfer
Frederick Stees Frederick Boiendrr. and others,
containing 1873 lesswith the appurtsnaneeS
and Tor the Of 81 per acre, making the aggregate
sum Of sll,5,3-
"a! Three Let's aui fraction Of cue all contiguous
to one another. situate in the borough Of Miinhurs
af,r, said bounded the north by Mulberry Alley,
the east by ,ieor- Dricshach the south by Wa
ter the ives, by lot of John ssnkry, con-
tann- - Perchrs more or less with the aprurtenanoes
al aud for the sum of Sln5O.
3 certain lot or piece of ground situate in said hor
ourh Of Niinhur- called the Limestone lot" bour-
ded the north by lot of lienry Gas the EAST by
lot Of David Faust the south by lot Il Rev hirtrr
and the west by land Of Robert Chambers containing
acre 6 perches or with the appurtenances.
at and for the sum Of $40.
! certain Lot or pie-e Of ground situate in sid
borough bounded the north by IN alley ,uuopenrd-l
the east by lots Of David and william watson ana
John Drtwier the south by lot Of Rev JGinspseh.
ant the west by 10, Of }. W Sands containing 80
peTches less with the apquTieuances 81 and for
the Of s2l5.
3 other piece Of land situate in Centre
township in the county Of SNYDER. Pennsyivania- si
Joining lands of Henry Stcck, Daniel ket-r. Daniel
Koou and George Mitchell. containing i3
less with the arrur-napc~s At and for the sum of s.
per acre, amounting TO s25s.
AMI whereas 17ro rf the heirs x the said deceased
~ a H. l.
take the premises therein rent0nel the spp-aisr,
mcnt yOU and every of you hereby c:e 10 BE- sud
appear at the next General Orphans Court, to be held
Lewi>burg. for The county OF Uni,u MONDAY the
10th Of Decrmher next tn elect 20 TAKE said Real
Estate at the Valuation and in of refusal neglect
to Do then to show cause Why the s,re should not
b. SOLD. BY THE COURT
Witness nv hand and the seal Of said Court Lewis
burg, the llih day of oct AID. 1851.
SAMUEL ROCSH. Clerk.
JOHN CROsSGROvE sheriff
Sheriff. Ofics. Levishurg Nov. II. A. o l-al-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

are especially wanted. aud of these there
is not farm house in Buffaloe Valley that
could not spare some. Let US show that
we have the interests Of the Union at
heart-;hat We are as patriotic and sacr-
fcing as the people Of the South. Let
" fair maid and stately dame" ply the
needles during the long winter evenings
for the benefit Of the soldier, as in Revo-
lutionary times, restoring to the house
hold the industrious aspect Of "those
golden days when Bertha spun" Let
Union be the Banner County in giving Of
its fullness to the great cause id which We
are enlisted
The Chronicle" continues to be a
welcome visitor, and is eagerly sought
after ty the boys. Lieut.. Orwig visits US
oc. oally, and cuc of his first inquiries
is, E. ave you any late Chronicles!" |
trust it will continue to come as regularly
as heretofore.
With mauy warm wishes for the wei
fare OF our many friends at home, re-
main Yours truly,
Thomas CHAMBEaLIy.
we send as regularly to one Tow as to
t'Jiher, and repeat cur offer to send every
week to every Company wherein is a Union
County volunteer. Bat We can not follow
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Lewisburg Nail Arrangements.
YNEE Mails will close and leave as follows
unIIl further no;Ice IS given:

TNEE Mails will close and leave as follows.
until further notice IS given:
To Sunbury, Harrisburg, Lancaster &c.
daily closes at 9 the previous evening
leaves al 81 4. VI.
To DanyAle. Cauawissa. Reading, &c,
(via Milton, daily closes al y A. M.-leaves
al ;.
To White Deer Mills, Muncy. Williams
port, Elmjra, &c, daily closes a, T. Nj
leaves At /.
To Winfield, New Berlin. Nijd'eburg, &c,
(daIiyl closes at 81 =. N.-!eav-s a. 1.
To Niiil.nburs, Har,ieton, &c, daily clo-
ses at % p. M-i-av@s A. e.
To Milton and New Columbia, daily clo-
seS at Z! 4. M-leaves al :.
TO BuiT4loe Y Roads, (,ri-weekly) leaves
Monday and Thursday afer the arrival Of the
evening mails, aud Saturday morning after
the arrival of the Northern mail. tuesdays,
goes on to Rebersburg)
Nov. :, 1861. &. W. FORREST. P. VI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
TO TAXPAYERS,

rI'HE Commissioner, OF Union county have
levied a SPECIAL I ~ Of a mil on
:, 10 pay the Interest On the s3"0o-oOo State
Loan. also Of ! mill on 81 FOR The support Of
the families Of our County Vo,uuts-rs (Which
will not be levied next SPRING. the Books
are now m the hands Of the Collectors. and u
Is hoped the TaX-Pagers Will be very prompt
in making payment for this patriotic purpose.
Ry order Of the Comm >s'0ner>:
Nov. 10, 1861. \. KENNEDY, Gers
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
--latest News

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday EcenHg.-
a convention, representing i5 Counties
more than half Of North Carolina-assem-
bled at Hatteras on Monday; acknowl,
edged the authority of the United States;
deposed the Rebel Governor, Clark; and
declared Marble n. Taylor, provisional
Governor.
Intelligence {. Baltimore states that
800 Rebels have laid down their arms in
Northampton county, Virginia, thus re-
storing to the Union the whole peninsula
east of the Chesapeake.
Capt. Wilkes (la,e of the famed Ezplor-
ing Expeditiou) returning from Africa in
the San JaciDto, heard tha, the Rebel
Ministers, ex-Senators Mason and Sidel,
had started from the West Indies for Eu-
rope in a merchant vessel, and started after
them. Lieut.. Fairfax took the Rebels
of the vessel, By force, their Secretaries
with them, but the family Of Slidel con-
tinuing their trip. Our ship with the
royal Rebelriugieaders, stopped at Fortress
Monroe, but went to Boston with their
plucked and mortified "game" Mason
aud Slilell are masier-spirits in the slave
conspiracy, but their plans are thwar,ed,
and their papers secured.
Gen. Butler is said to be preparing an
other naval expedition, TO sail from Boston
for some point in Cottondom.
Lieut., Worden, who had been confued
By the Rebels in Montgomery since April,
has been exch anged for a Lieutenant cap
tured al Hattcras, and returns North. He
says the South are raviUg mad over the
capture of Mason and SIidell, but hope it
may lead to Eugland's losing friendship
with the Union.
The Rebels own the loss, in the Bel.
mont fight, of POI killed, 427 wounded,
and 21S missing Gen. Grant reports our
loss So killed, and $50 wounded, and
about ljO missing. Our men showed
sterling bravery, but the good of the action
Is not apparent, except as check to for
ward movement Of the enemy.
The Rebels recently made another land
ing, in large force. on the eastern shore Of
Santa Rosa Island, but were soon dIscov-
cred from Fort Pickens: the Unionists sent
a few hundred shells among the Invaders,
who speedily fed, with great loss.
Gen. Dix has sent force to raise anew
the National flag over Accomac and North
ampton counties, on the Eastern shore Of
the Chesapeake, in Virginia.
Gen Hunter has returned to St. Louis,
leaving Rolla aud Sedalia fortified, and
N'Culloch and Price have gone back into
or near Arkansas. This looks as if Ere
mont's army had flushed the War in Mis-
souri, for this Winter, except by guerilla
parties, &c.
\ grandson Of Count Rochambea the
commander Of our French allies in 70
and brother of the illustrious British
General, Havelock-are among the distin-
guished foreigners who have lately offered
their services to the Us. Government.
Baltimore has already invested One Mil
lion Dollars in the National Loan.
FRIDAY MoRNING-No especial news
from Philadelphia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

Notice in Divorce TO Charles X. Smeed.
I MON County. ss: The Commonwealth OF
PsnnsrIrnnla- Tn CharIas h SmesH

Pennsylvania To Charles h. Smeed.
erecting: Whereas. MARY Z. SNEED by rer next
friend Jacob e-dy. dit. the -l>t DAY OF Nay. l>'l.
rrcfrr her PETITION our I'D go ot our Court oi Common
F!cas for the county Union PRAYING for the reasons
therein forth. that she the sai Mary Smed might
b. Divorced from the bouf Of NgtrmoHy entered into
with YOU, Charles X >m--t-WE / % Therefore c0mmani
vou the sa'i Charles X. ~me-i before iii. that
aside all other business whatsoever. you DE- and
appear ia your proper person before our Judges At Lew
istur- at Court Of Common Ps there q lee f-.d for
th county Of Uniuu MONDAY the 10th day ot Dec :
next 20 the petition or he' of th- sai Nary l.
Surr-d AMI 10 show II any you have why divorce
should MT D.. granted the said Wary p >wei. YOUR
wife ars-atly % the laws f the General bly, n
srrh case made ami provided. Au4 hereof t4ii not.
Wita,ss the lIauA- Wilson, President % sail
Court, at Lewisburs, the lith day ~ oct Ah l'tl-
SAMUEL EOU>H. Fr1thy.
JOHN CEoSSGEOVE. sheriff.
SheriT. Oaice. Lcvis,urs. Nov. u. l,tl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

Sermon appropriate to the times will be
given in the Christian chapel, by the Pastor,
on the morning OF Thanksgiving day (rhurs-
day. 2SIh insD, commencing al hall past ten
o'clock. The citizens of Lewisburg are in
yited 10 attend.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

Bradford county claims l700, and Tioga
400 men, in the U. S. Army, These
would leave Susquehanna to make up 900,
giving Wilmot's district 1 900 Volunteers
more than their quota.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Cheap rs the Chenpesf!
Estate Of John Biddie, dec d.

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Letlers
y of Administrator on the estate of John
Bitdle, deceased, late Of Buhaioe Twp, hav-
ing been granted 10 me subscriber by he Re
gl>ler Of Union county IN due form Of law
all persons Indebted L. said estate are hereby
notified 10 make Immediate payment, and al
having any Just CLAIMS against the same may
present them q Ily authenticated for sel'lessus
10 LEVI HAUIK, Atm'F
Buffaloe Roads. sept. i9, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

The average Dem. maj. on Assembly in
the four Dem. counties of Montour, Col
umbia, Sullivan and Wyoming, is Csc
a gain of SO on President. Ire men-dous
after so much fuss and growing!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Union Hotel.

2- This House, on West Market
Nsf4 street, Is now opened .or the ac-
.,,,sSs commodalun Of Travellers and Of
@.s Boariers, on reasonable terms.
Jurors and Witnesses. good Board
and Lodging at 15 cents day during
Court Week.
Thankful for past favors, ask the con;in-
ued patronage OF the public.
LEVI CROWLEY.
Lewisburg, Nov. 20, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

The Philadelphia Central Railroad has
swallowed the remains of the SuDbury
and Erie Railroad, and promise to " finish
it-speedily again
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

The four CLOVER townships" of Centre
county, boasting of their 900 Democratic
mai ori.y. have not sent 80 men to the
War. The remaining townships, which
give from 500 to 1900 Republican major.
lty, have furnished 1900 Volunteers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

sS-We know Of but one person from
Lewisburg at the first landing upon South
Carolina soil, and from him We give 4
'.lter in another column. We are glad
Dan. got an "envelOp," for 10 it he sent
'POd Of uupicked cotton, our first trophy
'rou Secesb, } and few numbers Of The
imp Kettle, little paper issued aboard
TIE boat be sailed with.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
SD! EMPLOYMENT!
AGENTS WANTED.
SO !.
I.

We VIII pay from S2j TO :s75 per month
and all erpeuse>-tn active Agents, or give &
Commission. Particulars sent free. Address
"Erie Sewing Machine Company, K. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, ONO" Su9y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
NIARRIED,
JctsO,

Ii yUfiiuHu--. f-:h ius;, CATHAEISE, wife q Joel
Uur-h IN her i'-h wear
IN Center p. 70 h inst. at her sons. sUSASNAH,
Tylc; Of David Walter, deed, in h-r s7th yesr-
In Niiiecr,rA Tp, lsth inst, JACJB SNYDER IN HI.
7Jth year.
Near Strashu-- Lancaster Co. 18th lust. in bis -3i
year JOHN HARTMAN, fJrm~rly Of Union county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

THANKS KSGIvfNG. .-Gov Curtin has ap-
pointed Thursday, Nov. 2stb, as dag Of
thanksgiving and praise.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Thanksgiving Services.

Sixteen States observe the 2Sth Nov as
a day Of Thanksgiving.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

sg Remember, no business on Thurs
day uext-it's Thanksgiving Day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

ID-We learn from the Nsscoysr that
2ev. l. S Weiss, late Of NiitaDy, has been
installed as Pastor Of the German Retormd
Nif'inburg charge, and committee ap-
pointed to oriain and insta! TIE liceGtiate,
!. X. Millet, iu the Ni,tany charge.
Rev. J J.Gariiner Penney bloomsbury
has accepted call from the Baptist Chs
in Bloomsbury, Brier Creek, aud Berwick,
aud Rev John Il. Shanafelt (Saydsriowu)
from the Rush and Shamokln churches.
nA- Ella. Drcisbach's farm of 90 acres,
on the Turnpike two miles east Of Mifiiin-
burg, was bld of a, Administrators Sale,
Friday last, by Ge. DEeisbaeh and J.M.C.
Rack, a, SOL per acre.
The Dewart Farm OK 100 acres, in the
reigbOrhood Of Seliusgrove, the Sheriff sold
10 George Schuure and john Hummel, at
SO per acre.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

Do fOu WANT PRIME late caught Ne.
and No. fat Macherel, Herring or Shadt
They can b. had At greatly reduced puces
this season, IN barrels half barrels. and guar.
ter barrels, or by the single pound. at
YIfNS COOPER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

"Let .N,eery tabe care Of itso,f" Is
Gen James Lanes solution Of the slavery
question. American soldiers are MOTTO be
degraded to negro catchers, and let slave
~ take tho consequences Of the war it has
dared to invoke.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Estate of Eli Byler.

4 DNINlSTRATOR'SN NOTlCE.-wher.s..
y LeUerS Of Administration on the eSais
of Eli Byler, late of EaSi Buftaloe township,
deceased, have been granted TO the sub>erlt.r
BY the Register of Union county IN due form
o: law. therefore all persons indebted 10 sad
estate axe requ1,sd to make immediate paw
menr and those having just claims against
the Same may preseut them ut.y Y auihent~asd
for settlement N
CONRAD sHECHLER, AlM'r
T.rss, MI, u-t ls, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
TRIMMING AND VARIETY ST0RR
Broke Out in a New Place.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends that he continues his business
2 al the old stand, corner Of ith and Market
streets. Lewisburg.G Buying E1oLrsIssLY
FoH CASH. ne IS able 10 SELL LOW kIs
stock of Notions. Trimmings, Single
and Double Zeyphrs OF all shades, Nabiss.
Wooden Hoods, Hosiery, &c.-all kinds OF
Pertumery-Strarns celebrated HoleY
Soap-Pearl Powder, COLOGNE, Extracts &c.
IVRAGS and Country Produce taken IN
trade. H.. NJ HAHON. Agt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

,r-Nr. EsDOl< ssinicr-haS
returned to his shop IN Lcwi.hurs, again 10
attend to all kinds Of work IN hi> line. Bring
along your Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
Ac. for the Book-Bnder
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

Maj WIN. b. Sariuer, Of Wes; BuGaloe,
killed Calf last week, FIVE months o.l,
which weighed -63 pounds. y no cao
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
FOR SALE!

4 NEW TOP 3TGGEY. latest s,cls,
y chsap for Cash or uFon lime. Apply 10
JOHN b. LINN, LewI,burE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22
Important. via PhiIa !

John Il. Goodman, Le,risJurg,
HAs received and opened ChoICR
assortment of all the latest styles u
Fail and Winter Goods, at ms Cd
HAYES stand. The particular Attention ~
the Ladies is called 10 MS stock OF
Briliiants
Dress silks Prints
De.aines SHawls
FlgFr.Merinos Collar,
Duca> Sleeves
G!nshams InSerIngs
Fou.arts EiSIHss
Chinlzes Glove..&C
ALSO Cloths. Plain ard Fancy Cashmere
Jeans. TweedS, NeSungS, Ngsl,Hs, Drill
!ass, s,Ticklngs, FlauueIs. Hats. Caps.
together with coraple,e assortment of
Groceries. Hardware.
Cedarware. Queensware, 60.
all of which Will be disposed Of on as ravora-
he terms as the same articles can be purch
a>ed anywhere. Girs ,.s q cGHt
tg~All kinds Of GRAIN boush, for Cash.
10000 BUSH Of OATS ~aa'-3 j>5 sy y GONNA,
2DO BELs. LAKE SALT for -aIe by
lOO II GooDNAl
lVO II GooDMAI
81 BBLs AAcKEREL. Sc.. and 5, for sal, by
} u G.-DNAy
ID IN GoopY.,
Do.YOC WANT good Coffee, Tea, Sugar
J or MoiaSsesl
G,a ,riyg It coorEFi
DO YOU WANT pure, unaiultera,cd spi-
ces. or an excellent article Of genuine CIdss
Vinegar G. Er4yS d. c1oPEF-x
Do YOU WANT PRIME late caugh, Ne. 1
and No. Fat Macherel, Herring or Shadt
They can b. had AZ greatly reduced prlces
this season, IN barrels, half barrels. and quar-
ter barrels, or by the single pound. at
EI-tNS q COOPREK
DO YnU WANT Extra Family Flour or
good Feed Go 70 LrAyS 4 c00P8RS
Do YOU WANT to select your groceries
from ine iargestand choicest stock IN Lewis
burg Gon ErAyS d CooEERS
Do YOU WANT good Hardware. Tools or
Culieryi 10 tn EFAyS d C0OPEEx
DO YOU WANT fine China, Glass. or Ear
ihenwarel 10 70 ET-lNS q C0orEE'I
DO YOU WANT Tubs Buckets. Broons.
Brushes. Baskets. OF other Housekeeping ar
,Icles They can be had IN great variety a.
Er-tVS 4 'ODPESS
DO YOU WANT good Coal OiI,or Burning
Fludi toto ET4,CS q CvoPEES
WE ARE NOW OPENING our Fail Siock.
selected with great care, consisting OF Grocs-
rles. equal IN quality &c these kept IN first
class CITY stores. Our stock of Hardware,
China Ware, Wooden Ware. Brushes, etc.
etc. is also very complete. Please call aud
examine. ETaSS q CoOPEK.
Lewisburg. October -, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

nsg-Col Edward Smith, Pos, Master
bas purchased the Drug Store of Capt. c.
d. R0ush, at New Berlin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-22

saF-John b, Linn E>q has removed his
Law Office half a square below its former
location, to that Of his father, James f.
Linn Esq