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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
THE Oldest Volunteer.

Indiana can probably claim tho honor Of
furnishing the Oldest volunteer of any State
in the Union. The indianapolis Journal
says ft.ttil.
Mr.: Bates of Pendleton, ninety-two years
old, volunteered with company from Madi.
son county, went into Camp Morton on Sat
urday, and remained until yesterday. OF
course hei was rejected on account Of age
Whenaskedfwhy he volunteered, he replied
that'he SwsIacd to show young men that old
men were not afraid to fight, and expressed
his liberalization to remain with the com
pany il Permitted to do. Men ninoty-twc
years old gre. seldom found, and especially in
military camp. Mr.. Bates is said to be
the father Of twenty-four children. He is ar
extraordinary man in more why's than one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

TINS traitor wigfall, is not altogether
without discretion, lie has sent his mother
and his children to Boston, there to remain
until the Southern rebellion ceases
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

sfAn soamasics,io-s Intended for insertion In the
~, ~spss bs-ins.s relating p the once, should be
s1spses ~Ds~sn, csrvutele. 81 ciaisvills, ohio.r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
WAsHINoroN. Sundav. Anr;l .

WASHINGTON, Sunday, April g.
Northern troops continue unobstructedly
to arrive both b. river and rsilrosd. An o..
der viii b issued to7morrow, .pIok kibiting ths
:sldisu don wearing i'd 49, unlss On
du1,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02

Mason GENERAL GEORGE D. McCLEr-
LAND, now st Camp Jackson, is to have com.
mand Of the thirteen Ohio regiments ordered
into ssrvicc by President Lincoln.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-02
'I'IN.NING.

call % ~ ::s's-sF - MANN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25


EgvHEREsS. the Hon. AD'M S.WiiSoN,
w President Jutge for the 2d'h judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed ul the
counties OF Union, M,lllln and Snyder, and
JSo WSI-oSruS and JoHs WALLS Esqs., Assoc
crate Judges Ia Union county. have ISSUED thelr
precepi, bearing dale the ed day Of Dec
1860. and 10 me directed. for The holding oi an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, oyer
and rerlniner and General Quarter SESSIONS
al LEWiSBIJRG, for the county OF UNION,
on the lhird MONDAY of FEBi (heins the
lSh iayl 1867. and 10 continue one week,
Nolice ~ therefore hereby gwen Ia the Cor
oner Justices OF The Peace and Consia5ieS IN
and for The county OF Union, TO appear i" their
own proper persons with their records. inqd'-
s,tion,, examinations and olher remembfances
tn do those thiny> when OF their offices and IN
their behalf appertain 10 be done; an' all WIT
nesse, aud other persons prosecuting IN behait
of the Common wealth asains, any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart witaout leave at their
perii. Jurors are requested 10 be punciual IN
lhcir attendance at the appointed time asreea-
bic Ia notice.
Gwen under nv hand and seal at the sher-
in's Oi!icc .n Lewi>burg, the sii,h lay "f
Jan, in n. year Of our Lord one Thousand
e,gh, hundred ant s,xty-"ne, the eieh'y-niih
year Of the independence "t the United state,
of America-tnd save the Commonwealth.
JOHN CEO>SGEOtE. sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Issue Lists for Feb. Terra.

Hannah Hnmme - Daniel Reng.er
Saml |. Beck " Charles S,sss
SCOTS Pres. Ch. " John M'CaI
NCurty Fate vS X : Brchst
CYRUS Eaton vs. ; + \ W > Bogen-eis
Nidlle>warth kerns n Co vs Chs II Shrlner
Samuel " Sn"d:ra>s vs Wm Young Jr
rl>h fer GuteIu>' Admrs " Geo DTeiSbach
+ Church Il Co vs. Nm Nlcckner
J u luurC IS Thns & Orwig
Charles Siee> " Sam |. RscS
Nnrih. Chase N North vs. joel HuTsh
DIR VIM Seebuld " Saml & VIII
Ian>un Burrows " Chs> ID Mcwrrr
High for Den'i-r VS. 4 Messenger with notice
Ynungm. i. Waller VS. Noah " alter with no.
Matthias Srncler vs. \ Nickel with no.
II 2nwe> Tor Slee. vs. John Locke
Lew Cromey vs. VIM Brown Jr ct al
Ralph Dizzy " Henry Mason
Mallta KrIck VS. Martin ID Reed
: K Baum for Peacock et al IS Jno VI Baum
Peacock ei al ind. of ) B IS do
same vs. do
Joseph Lyon vs John Paul
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
REGISTERS NOTICE.
ITlCE is hereby given TO all con-

NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-
" c.rn-j, ,,ha, lh- following named persons
have s-ul-d their accounts IN the Regis'ers )
O.iice at LewSburc, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented tor conir-
nation and allowance AT the Orphans Court
To be held at LEWISBGRG, for the county of
Union, on the fourth FRIDAY of FEBRUARY
next, being the 2I / day oi SAID month, VIZ:
The account of Christopher GemLer'inC.
Administrator of Cattarne Bo1sr, iaie Of
Kelly Tp., deed.
? The first account Of $. l.. Ranck and l.
Rancs, Executors of the last Will and !e.ia-
inert Of Isaac Rlnch, late Of White Deer Tp.,
deed.
3 The account f Andrew Hanck. Guar
dian of Mary Jne and R9rha,i Ann M'r.ig.
minor children of John ShIvely, ia,e OF Line
stone i'P., deed.
The account Of Samuel n. Orwig. Ad-
ministralor rf .Lim,, b. Hamiun Esp, late OF
Lewlsburg, deed.
GEORGE MERRILL, Register
Registers Office, Lewl>burg, Jan. II, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
woRrHr OF ANY co>FInt,Cs ion R,sr"RI>
THE slalD AND GRAY.

MANY since the gr at i-co,rry OF Prot. wool, have
~ Attempted yuy {" Iiritst- hs i'e-t Fau'"- hut
pro-,- hc,e discovered - netting tat "cuii produce
r'-utts rl-n"aI bot tney have '' ule anu gone re
IL. cafri.d a~ay by the Sulytui results OF f7"i wood
pgcrr. i,u. aud havr been usri 10 leave The htd 10
It, .gsIstlr,s sway. I.,aI the iuuo~iug:
lam, Maine, April Il, l-I9.
rK-F o. J. vo2D < Co: r,ut,-Iue letter 1 wrote
you i-.b coucrruu- oar VALUABLE ladr hestoEat'e
aui hicu have Fun-'d Ia tI~ vicinity aud ~'-e-
~'t" ha- gwen rI-' t' numerous 'nlurirr to"'hins
tr- irrI- ~ Tie IuIrir- ar i-t Is u Aitct
4 ~ h,5taior luI u1Ei- -t;~ Ia iuc inmdHi a.
>'rnuI / II tr't- 90 ia th'rri" c'niaiie4i t'
doc nv .tiI CuuEu, &. be- la god "fGrr aLt ni
natural e,lors Tptl c.u auI DO answer iuvarif'y
,r-. M haIr better tasn IA any stage 81 III!
nis tur fpr'y Iu-t, rr.r ui thry. and bitter
,7,iut, fL, -au- q ny ~hi-~"r-. and "a" oiN
a,u.- y , II - n f ral,, true that the substance
t. nshrl ru iy ir4l,ti aliuiHn of u" face "t'h Il
ctrr were u-r rs WIiu- The f-e 10 cl"e CONNECTION
with thu wl-st. nr -iinr result Ntii i. A. IN nA'I-
have teen ia thu r,r'i % -rr number oI letters
from all part ct Nt~ hag"ui asking ihs II my hAis
,ti cuutiau-- 20 Lr ri- \ there 80 much hAGi IN
the UApu,s'grr ami safe Of; St.'u- 'ml"Hhi- a. vel
TIM, h,-, 10 auht i"~n tHstN 'h!tHte4 anu zee"
u-rI not ouiy without ans gu elCt, lat 10 'Iute
injury, have u-"d any ui your ne,torStNe 81 any
uyc,t .iru;I~ ANT ,rt my h'lr l. a. good a.
ever. and huulr- have r.ruu-l 1t th SHrrtl-" "a
Il years Oil auI -ot .raN A.+I t 10 o'k OF
M n,It rss n M past Received your favor
Of quart bottles last sumner. Tor which am Vers
grateful gave It o. my friends ami th'rrty Hdncel
tn try many >ArP'iral until after trial. and
then purchased and used II Wtth uuiE'r-a sue'r>S
~I!i a~h fst -. that sou s'ii IL" L. ~ VIA n
can discover fraud IN Tie Restorative sold ly many,
sitbout authority nom Nuu. Fusr article val
insure success, and igeyr where good elects do not
follow, the ftiury Is cau By thr iHPUTe arti'lr which
the iuyrutT of IL" u"I .-' ~ 1t my duty. as
heretofore. to keep appr,-l Of the continued effect
gu hr. a. sss ure ali who enquire OF me OF my u-
shaken "ruion ci It's valuable scsuits r,nAln dear
sir yours, A.C RAY ApNp'
A,Rovs RCx, Ky- Nov. 80. lsjS.
rR"F. o J. w9or: Dear SRI would ertain'y ee do
ing great iriu-t- n' IAEe known To the WnGd,
Tia" wonderful, Wei the 2Frttsi irsult lave
experience! from un- oNr t;tt" ofyonr iIaF he.'ra-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Sheriff Sales.

nTv virtue of sundry wris of Vend. Ex.issued
II out of ,h.Courl ul Commodities ofCn,on
County and 10 me directed, will expose 10
Public Sale or Query, at the Blifa,oe House
in the Borough of Lewisturg ,on SATURDAY the
2d day OF February, next, al | o'clock IN the
afternoon, 10 wit:
\ CERTAIN iot OF ground, more or less. Stu
ale in the borough Of Lewi>burg aud county
ct Union. bounded north and cas-, by lots Of
Thomas HAYES, south by ST Johns street. and
west by Water street. wherein IS erected a
Thr.e-Siorey Brick Flourlng Mill. &c, with
the appurIeDances-as the properly oi 'he
firm ol L,in Ne,G.f, Thomas Hayes and Nehaei
Fichih0yH.
Also. a, the same Tin. and place, four 9TH
er certain contiguous lots ot ground, situate
in the borough OF Iewi>5urg. and county Of
Union, each Containing TO feet III front and
1871 feet inches in drp;h, bounded and de-
scribei "a follows
Lot (aumbeIed IN the town plan OF Tie SAID
borough with the) No. 81, bounded on the
north BY lot No. 6s, east by Plum Tree alley,
south by lot NJ. o6, ami on the st-by Front
street.
Lot No So. bounded on the north by lot No.
60, east hy Plum Tree alley, south BY lot No.
81, and on the wesi hy Trout street
Lot No -, bounded on the north hy let No.
10. east by Plum Tree alley. south by 10. No.
g.. and ON the west by Front street.
I.o; No.7o. bounded on the north By Sthary :
street. east by Plum Tree allry, sonih by lot
Ne. 80, aah on the west by Front street, aS
the property of the late firm Of L.ifd'"gS q 20
JOHN CRO~SGEONE NhsrF
Sheriff 5 Oflicr, LewiSburg, Jan. 3 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

nrWheu CORVALLIS, at yorktown,
brought out bis sword to old Ben. Lin,
colu, what would have been thought if be
had asked Ben. to give up all the Ameri-
cans bad earned in their seven years COL
test, and compromise" by letting Great
Britain again rule the land a? Just so,
the Slave Oigarchy, fairly beaten after q
long and arduous toll at the ballot box,
now ask the Republicans to give up oil the
fruits of their success, and yield them Sla-
very, beyond the power of being touched,
in all the Territory to be acquired" in
the South West! We don't think Abe
will do it 1t is for the successful, and
not the defeated, party, to decide terms Of
accom- modation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

The House Of Representatives, on Fri
day last voted 81 ,3OO,O 900 for a mounted
regiment Of soldiers in Texas, Gen. Hous.
ton to have the appointment of the officers
His known loyalty to the Union gave the
bill many Republican votes. Ou the same
day, the House, in Committee of the
Whole, voted for the army appropriation
bill. An amendment, offered by Mr.. Bur
nett, Of Ky, that the army should not be
used against the seeding States, was voted
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

30 Probably no Speech has ever at
tracted more attention, in Washington,
than that Of Senator SEWARD, on Saturday
week. His high personal character and
at,ainments, as well as the fact that be is
the 6rst confidential choice Of the Presi
dent Elect in an exciting time, conspired
to attract an immense throng, which
crowded every seat, aud the halls leading
to the seats, hours before be arose to speak.
Every Senator caught every word with
most profound attention-aud passages 10
the cool aud composed reci,a,ive tone of
'Ae Ne" York Senator, brought tears to
TIE eyes of Crit,endeu aud other charmed
hearers hearers The temper of the speech is sin.
guia'ly mild and persuavive. Ren,.ssn.
ting the stronger, incoming party. 1., he
assumes no superiority on tha, ,cconn,
but argues, as man with man, aps;n,, ~,
unwise and unnecessary course our u,,;on
81 brethren are taking, and, whils dec.a.
ring bis Party subordinate to bis Country
seeking to carry ont the will of the Peo.
lie sasstantis!ly as expressed in the late
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Grand Jurors, Feb. r., 1851.

Le,r;s5Yrr- Howard, Jas Mowery, Joel
Zentmyer, jackson LenaId Lew St'rUer
Whit Utcr-I ! Feed. Andw MLenahan.
Samurl cus,enbsder
Wsd B4TIi,e Bonneville " ReiSh
Hqfkfpn-R Y Glover
Eq.t Br.ftiies VIM Stroheckrr Benz Wine
garden. samuel Nu!i, Michael Blown
EsHg-Davii Grove
BuB1k,.- Lew liauck. VIM Baker, Geo Slear,
.,ohn Miller
HMthrnsL1-nn Sramm, fredt S,ees
LeuiS-Samuel Grove
Traverse Jurors. Feb. T., 1861.
Eri B,.frh"-Benj Schrack. Levi Cromley,
John Ruhi, David Schrack
ciktn-Iohn Charles,
WHIT D.cr-Chas A Dic;Irnderfer. Urbanus
Ranck, John ~ CLAIR, Jacob Rreiy, David
ramsey. Rubr Curry, jonathan Defender
fer, b + Albright
k.iiy-JeremIah Srahi. Peter Geyer. John
SIahl, & A SIahl. Ieicne Da,esman. James
Lawson, Isaac Rnrhermal, Lew Paving
Limsf"s-DavId X Cros>grove, Danl Reber
Noi GgF4ioe-Wm Chaplain Etwd Smith,
Geo Hauck. DAVID Watson
Tnion-Juhn kInkle. Henry Gibson
Lwv,Lurg-f : Caldwell, Jos Glass, Isaac II
Wagner, WIN W Vanva'zah, Thos Reber,
Cna> Yoder, David Brewer
BufGE,s-Iohn Waiter. juhn Minium. John
RanaIer, We,hl-r Roland. Jas MCreish,,
DAVID iIerb>t. Samuel Simontrn
M6ipjurg-J Chambers, WIN Inhcf
Hrig-Lot N'Nlchaci
i,m B.rhH-Robt Swlnrford
L.tp,S-lacob kaIherman
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

the hurricane Of Secession.
"HARp TIMEs."-After oil the efforts
Of the defeated Breckinridgers to disturb
the peace Of the country, and to break up
business, Is they hare broken their party
and are trying to ruin the Natlon-'n
spite Of oil the pauies they have made
land have greatly msgui6sd)-yet, III
truth DOT in every town or region, but gen.
erally) ia The North, times hare not ice" as
prosperous as mor since 1856. There never
Va. a. much money IS there is now, in
Boston, Albany, NewYork Sc. Persons in
New York and Philadelphia, connected
with charitable institutions, say there -
less distress, this ,oi"ter, than there scas IN
1860, 80, or SO, aud but small increase
in the Almshouse population, as usual
There is always suffering at thistims-"sbs
poor ys have always with yOu-but not as
numerous, now, are their cries for relief IS
10 times gone BY. There are fewer fall
ures aud discharges Of workmen than In
other ye.rs-and most Of the establish
meu.s closed up, are engaged In tie
"Southern trsde"-where some s'ave-hO!-
ders are cheating their rhae "laborers,'
nov, IS they always have their black one''
The West vas never more out OF debt,
and has millions Of Grain to send out,
upon the opening Of Spring navigation.
Among farmers, generally, there is more
money than for years past. All that is
needed for Q career Of unexampled pros
peri,y, is, submission to the will Of the
msjoriry as expressed BY the mode agreed
to iu the Constitution, and the enactment
of the measures called for by the People
in the Election Of 1860. Let those who
seek to uullify or obstruct the voice OF the
people, remember they are responsible tor
any harm already done, and for that which
may ensue from their unlawful and wicked
course. Let them gracefully yield, as
their now victorious opponents would have
done if as fairly defeated, and the unsuc-
cessful party itself will soon confess them
selves to have been unwarrantably excited,
aud our Nations progress will be more
rapid and solid than ever. The Bank
Panic Of 1873 | and The Politicians Panic of
1851, are alike wicked, oppressive, and
futile in attempting to CONQUER THE
PUBLIC.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
ECa SALE,

THAT valuable Z:rick Hard property
situate ~ Buiiaiue township. aij"nins
lands ci Jacob D-rr ami William Cameron,
with everything complete Tor the manufacture
of Brick &c. Ak0 BUILDING LOTS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10 ..,
JOHN NU-SFR. Pitts'urg.
or his Ar'y, NM. M.CAMklUN JR Les!-burs
nrt L. l.t1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25


ABRoAD.-As the usual gathering Of
Foreign Officials at the French Capital in
Paris on New Years, Emperor Napoleon
approached the US. Minister, Mr.. Faulk.
ner, and after a cordial greeting asked in
Euglish-
"Wha, is the la,es, intelligence you have
received from the United Statesl Not SO
alarming. trust, as the papers represent
Like most nations, SIRE, replied MIR.
Faulkner, ave have our troubles, which have
LOST none Of their coorlng, as described IN
the European press"
The Emperor II hope it is not true that
any Of the STATES hare separated from the ge'ier-
al Confederation ?"
Mr. Faulkner. The States still form one
common government as heretofore. There
is excitement In portions OF the Confederacy,
and there are indications of extreme measures
being adopted by one or two OF the States.
But we are familiar with the excItemeniS, as
we are with the vigor, which belong TO the
institutions of free people. We have al
ready more than once passed through commo-
tions which would have shattered into trag-
menis any other government on earth, and
this fact iuStifies the inference thatthe strength
of the Union will now be found equal 10 The
strain upon H."
The Emperor. "Isincersiy hope ii may be
80 y: AND THAT roU MAY LONG CONTINUE An
UNITED AND PROSPEROUS PEoPLE.
This Mr.. Faulkner is an extreme Vir-
giDian-and yet, away from home, he
seeks to hide and excuse the excessive
deeds Of his Secession coufederates. All
Americans, abroad, glory in the United
States, and would be ashamed Of Slave
holding Coniederacy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
CLOTHING EY The EUSEEL

DITCH IN Now Is the ume 10 get your
monsy back. ZlNMERMAN-cne OF
the firm Of Zimmerman n ZelierS-has Iust
returned from the East, and has carefully Sc
lectti The best and most Fashionable Goods
that could he turned ont.
Cloth. Cashmere and summer Goods can h. had-Rsr
dy Mai-. or Made L. rj-r- at Philadelphia Trlc-':
Coed home made Pants IS up. lat. ~ l. Csss'nere
Pants - up; Black Cassim.T.~ S to 81 and up V-s,s
- cts; " hite Marsiss Goods &c, dihvrruT prirs..
Boys summer Goats ~ cts up. Mems h, sd sum
mer Goats. 81 W; styis Cashmere Goats, - up;
Jvsrais. honls--1- - -, oiui Cva'r the latest
.,yI.s at the lowest prices. Hats. Hdkfs. &c
Look in. before you buy-oprosite III.
Town Clcck, in Third 81, Levi>turg-wher
YOU can see for yourself, and save Five Dol
lars. s37
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

tOOd HOA,t AID NO!t Lh"Ih VI "ATH't ''It y "''
FOR SALE.
TXNH.; subscriber offers icr sale several -
BRICK HOUSES, and Other BnI'--S-1
diuyS, situate IN the Borough ci hewi>hofS'
Persons wishing tn purchase, "iIl piease
call on Nr. Jonathan Wolfe, who VIII give
them snch information as they may de~ire.
July =. 1859 q. SCHNhBLE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

pSNews from the South, received
within the last week, proves
That South Carolina is heartily sick OF
the position 10 which she stands;
That the popular vote Of Georgia and
Alabama is largely against following
South CaroliDa's example;
That Arkansas refuses to bold Con-
veniion until after the 4th Of March;
That Tennessee has determined to refer
whatever bcr Convention may do to the
people, winch can not be done before the
4.h of March;
That North Carolina is BY no means
likely to act precipitafely in the matter,
and that ber authorities, rePudia'ing W.
S. Ashes acts of rebellion, have offered to
restore to the United States the forts be
Na4seds 70 h. ssizea.; avooruuu 20 u-r pcv-
pie the right to sit IN Judgment upon
whatever her Convention may do, aud is
also engaged in urging plan under which
the whole trouble may easily be accommo-
dated without the destruction Of the Union;
That Maryland continues firmly to
scout the inirisues to involve her IN the
Disubion movement;
That Missouri has decided that whatey-
er her Convention may do, shall also be
duly submitted for popular ratification or
rejection.
Let the Free States be firm but mild
and concliatory-yield nothing to bluster,
aud buster not back-and ip a short time
the true men Of the South will make their
power felt, and the reasonable madness
of the Secessiouists will be rolled back
upon themselves.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

@-Mexico has been for some year.
past governed by "Secessiouisis-men
who, defeated at the ballo'-boz, appealed
to arms, and have kept the country in tur-
moil ever since-some times one party in
possession of the Capital, aud some times
another. The blood and treasure wasted,
who can estimate? 1t is said the "Liber-
all party's recent triumph will place Mex
leo where she was when she commenced
all this foolish busness-comes back to
the starting point. t...Will the U. S. take
warning, and by concert,hroush all the
peaceful States put down mad Anarchy at
the outset? |, is Sd much easier 10 pre-
vent than TO cure!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

FOR SALE.

FV,HE EaIf-7o. on South Fourth Street,
Lewlsburg, lately owned bv Jos KLIss,
with a storey aud half FRAME HOUSE
now occupied by James Hfaddin-cheap,
and on easy terms Inquire of
JF.SJ. NJ LINN, Attornics,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
For the Ladies,

such as Plain aud Fancy silks, Bacs silks French y>
r1ncs. D-laiues, Ca-tm-r--. Pauid- rh+,re. fur.p.
flalds, NohAir Mixtures, BaImoral >sIrt- skeleton
SsTts &c Prints ff m .. to 10 cents and Meri.
mach Coch"ru and IN Est lriuf- yari- r rin Tia
Ter. nice .e'ertinH Of ad, >haNls Of arscriI
furs - all kinds GCvss H1-try- ard bite soo1s all
kiudS kmbrohisrss, and Domestic goods Of every 10
scriltiou.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
HARDTIMES OUTDONEr
JOHN WALLS 90.

HANE just received I'm addition 10 The,
IL larse stock) fresh supply oi Sy,my
AM SUMMER GOoDS. and oeg Leave res.
Pecifully 10 Inicrm the Ladies and Genrsn.u
OF Town and County. that they can sul, ih.m
IN anything IN Their line, of Trade, style, qual.
Iry and prIce.
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Also al Kinds u GROCERIES, BARD.
WARE. QUEENSWARE, SALT, NAILS,
PLASTER DC

'SH TT :, dtU ! bUIS.
CpAL-A large quantity of Stove Coal
which We will deliver 70 any part Of short
tc. AT a. low figure the quality Cf rosl
procured any here else in Also dirrvU; .udsoI
Lim-tuTners Coal. Pine cod taken IN eAehsrs. .ar
coal
- Cash paid for all kinds of GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Slifer, Walls, Shriner & Co,

Manufacturers Of Bu!lock's Patent Mower
and Reaper, Buckeye Reaper K Mower. Dar-
lns's Patent Horse Power, Wilson's Patent
Fodder Gutter. Rich's Paien, Iron Plow. and
Michigan Double Plow; also, Stoves and Gas.
tiugs Of all kinds.
Central Foun,',y and Muchine Shop, Cor-
ner Sirh and M,rkd streets, Leris-
burg, CaiOa Co., Pa.
Nov. Q, 1850.