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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21

The tendency of events indicates, IN q very mark
ed manner, that, within very few days, events OF
the very highest historic importance to our coun-
try will occur. A grand and severe struggle
is momentarily expected at the principal seat Of
war. which viii not only decide the character that
the campaign is to assume, but viii exercise de-
cided influence upon the contest. A series of bat
ties viii probably take place that viii measure the
strength, pluck and skill of the contestants and will
convince the world how much there is in the supe-
riority of Northern arms and resources. We cher
ish an unfalterlng confidence in the justice of
cause, the genius and skill Of our leaders, the
courage of our soldiers and the undying ard uncon-
querable spirit of our people. We do not, there
fore, have one misgvng of the success of the Con-
federate States This is the general, nay the uni
vsrsal feeling of the people. We should how
ever, not expect unvarying victory in
every engagement, though we may believe
that in no pitched engagement will the Confederate
arms suffer defeat. In such contest as this our
soldiers are more than match for the ms client and
ruffan invaders.
reverse of arms would scarcely dampen the
ardor of cause which is sustained by justice and
upheld by soldiers who go INTO the conflict nerved
by unfailing courage and unbounded enthusiasm
The chances Of war may sometimes dim the eagles
Of the surest eonquerors. Whatever may betide
we shouid cultivate patience, enthusiasm and ha
btual confidence in a speedy and ultimate triumph.
Such confidence will never be misplaced, while our
volunteers have such leaders guide them, and our
leaders have such volunteers to follow.
Secrecy is an important element in military ope-
rations, if we would insure success. We may not
expect or desire to look into the plans by which
they are directed, so long we are confident they
are guided by such genius, devotion and valor al
preside over our armies.
These, with the smiles of Providence, make vic
tory certain, and thus we may afford to wait
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21
CAVALRY COMPANY.

Ii persons wishing connect Themselves with Cavalry
Company will report themselves Immediately the office
Of John & Brisn Cooper Collonaie building, Cher
~ stresl.
THyO PRINTERS.--A gscd JOB Printer will find en-
D ployuent at this Office.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1861.
The Speaker called the House to order at ten
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21
Lest Trunk.

HIO9I II EtIhhs
TAKEN from the Depot of the Nashville Decatur Rail
roa Broad street. nesmsl Travelling Trunk covered
with Linen and marked the end 'Dr William Ncho
Nashville" AIieeraI reward be given II returned to the
Freight Ag ent, any other officer OF the Company
W ON PERKINS,
junei9-tf General Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21

Until half past two o'clock, at which hour the
SPEAKER called the House to order.
QUARTER MASTERS AND COMsnssARIEs.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS of Hickman, House
bill No p, for the benefit of Quarter Masters and
Commissaries, was taken up and passed on its Sc
eond reading
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21

washington, ErrTeo ~ =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21

holding his gun in this position 1t was ulschErgeu'
apparently by accident Immediately thereafter,
Mr.. Siebert says he heard something like an order
given but is not certain whetherit was command
TO fire or not AT any rate, the detachmelt com
menced firing, chiefly at the Engine Honse IN which
the Recorders Court sitting, and at the house
near by.
Mr.. john G. Dill, clerk of the Recorders Court,
was standing the balcony at the second story OF
the Engine House, overhanging the street, as the
soldiers passed by. His statement comedies with
that of Mr.. Siebert. He says he saw the gun dis
charged apparently by accident, in the ranks when
o voley was discharged st the Engine House.
Many other statements of eye-witnesses corrobste
those We have given above in relation to this bloody
affair. The scene in the Recorders Court was
frightful. Dead men lay on the floor, and pieces OF
the iron balcony in front of the windows, and spin
ters of wood covered their bodies snd were stained
in blood that had flowed from their wounds Pools
of gore we're collected around the Recorders desk
and near the witness stand and the whole interior
Of the room looked as if q mob had been wreaklng
their fury upon il. Those who were in the Court
at the time state the scene as frightful when the
terrible Minnie missiles came whizzing through the
windows, striking down people on every side
The number of those killed is four, and wounded
two. The names Of the former are N NJ Pratt
policemen, whose home was on Eleventh street, pc
tween C,ass-ayerue and O'FelIon. Mr.. Pratt had
been the police force since 1885, and was one ofthe
most skillfu officers in the city. Keren Tracy, an
Irsmsn BY BIRTH was also killed; residence on Gay
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Charles
Celia. an Italian fruit-desler, on the corner Of
Seventh and Pine, and man named Burns COM
ple,ed the victims. Officer Pratt was killed by
ball entering his side, and passing through his
heart ss he stood at the window. keren Tracy re-
ceived ball in his left side. from Ehenoa It passed
to his right and lodged in his right shoulder
Celia was killed by ball in his breast, and Burns
received one in his head which passed completely
through it, tearing the skull to pieces Deputy
Marshal Frauzsl was mortslly wounded, receiving
three balls in his left and enc in his right leg.
There were one or two others slightly wounded
whose names it was impossible to learn. The cor
oner has taken the names of all those whom he
could hear of as witnessing the affair and win hold
an inquest on the bodies to-day at eleven O'Clock,
at the City Hall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21

IENHE above property situated the hank Of ne fennss
u River, u for sale on accommodating terms.
me EourDg Mil eaDssts Of pair Of Ffeash Bur sOns
and is capable Of farming cut
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-21
WANTED 10 RENT

" AN ID IU KENO
SMALL HOUSE, containing or Rooms, centrally 10
Gateda Cottage preferred the furniture will he purchased
IL good and sold at fair price.
Address &, Box 81 Posoce, stating hsalth and terms
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25


IN nErri-ut aul Stoma,hic Tr'I a'a'iHn ctlpN puri
led u oay-'u auu rsT.ru ~ combustion H hydrogen
,a"' nn"d h' th- lI %. st 'igi'l Auihs-It's TON III
EnTui- and the UuIjri state ara lIscTt1 Ia then
pTa-tc--
1hr ,Yrri-u5c - thou-1ui i.i'V proves ti1t PR"
Farat'n " Iron 'au h oumrar.i with ~ Impurities %
th' ID ui. lrVr-n Il vital urrs I7c and oth' rwi-
si'kl COM Nu-. indicate u,ce--Ity in amu-t
e"n"ri'~tr s.se.
luL,Ni D. in a lalaI.- IN wii-t il has been tried
it hs. proved absolutely curative IN each o. tie follow
Ia complaints. w:
H. I-t.t.y N-yr ts f',- a- FrF.i .H. l'vl'r 5f1,
t"'s'T 'i'a7. b mir 'is.r'-- 4.-i f 'asHaf ff'f''
|"fg."as Ia sI'HaI -st A.f..s- Asa.... ''i,'''
" t'f. 'i.r If. lfftr f"7y f'- f.-.0.. F- 'F.'r',
Ha''HHt n re- D. 'sf-''s' --rs- 4 - Fs f. fG.1. dr
Ia 'a-r- . ">Fy'I J. llfri. v-'ti'- 'rr result oi
a'ht" di--H-" or 40 lhr coz iirur i irn = rtrN'rs
az, muscular ~ IT. rir ni- -E rrEts Re EiaI
a. thl- 20 .tr7it'" h'- proved -H -iII q" "n extent
Wirh To tIr0 tfun ICr -Tfi.r .'t Et'0N 81 uld ruul-
cr-,lih~ Ir,AJ- l0ra be- rt't-H 90 have he
FORGOTTEN in their u'is'i- rho0ds. hay" sui
le'y 70 app, 7ryin the hsy world H- At just returned
from VIufra,t,l travel I'm di-frrf tud. some
signal instance, oi tlis kint -t,t ot female suf
Irrs -uariai.l yi-'trs Of vFar"rt uaga-uu~,
ssiur, rshau-''yu, r-. ,. chan --aUI that c.mp
cation oi n.rYou- ami y optic aver i.p tn air and
erri., Tor wh,-h IT,. ri,-f,i,n he. goo rame
Iu NtEgst- NIF.,rI.N, 10 all R.uI-. and fr
fmlr t1 mcdie. IN, a th- operation e tif- Irrrara-
ton = ron must r.cr--trs t- -7'utsIT r it the
Oh oNiIs - u a. rrts.y touir without h.r exciting
and rh-auu-; and GENT > regularly setaut,
IN thr most i-fiu.tr cases a. rtivsusss Sitrcut ever
t,iu- a egstT.c Iur-1ts,r. W iH-icIn isl-rreahIs
srr>stirn.
IS tli- latter r-o- ariy omor- others. which makes
il so rrmarkah, etc'usl and permanent . remedy r
Tts uron Hhrlit also aTT'tr- O. ,2crta distinct and
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
THROAT EsgSE

Thi. large class II diseases. including Uic'rstions In
aHmaiior bronrha riijatIrus NcIs me - suerrs ful-
" ,r. asd by the Dr Paws Drluratye ard Dr.
Davis Throat Application h"Hd IL" following care Of
sueety cure after i"r = continued snf r,ns:
E,-5 r,wS, th.,tcr Co, July 2 1859
IN. D,vI--Dcar sr: Ai"Ut hsr yrars a-". ] VS. A.
~ k.d with fieras # the throat " h came grad.
uav. but 1T times Whrn would ias celt the pain aud
sufHriu. would he very distrrssi. accompanied With
los of voice 70 snrh KENT that could not speak
s,ye WHISPER Ghe disra., continued getting worse,
notwithstanding was uud, u'I"di treatment Of tour
different nh, icians. Ercuinin. alarmed Ht cunti-
ton crrriUl. t. 70 Ih:iale Ihs and consult you.
wfirh YOU rseul',rt dif in the winter Of ltJl Nh
Tcr0mmrn led me 10 tax" yuJr iriuratve; and by
the Of four hoilot Of it "urtt"tion with your
throat rppicaiiun entirely -u-'l, and have
maiIsi we'll. II l. urrr han year since the
effected. ke-Ieottuliy. Hour fr', nd,
Marc atf.I IA :. BISHOP.
rs-nr DAVIS A~Tt-Srr0TVLoi- pIsTsIENI and I;F1tr
APPLICATION should accompany tie D-EnrsN" in cassi
OF -rrHfI'0uS t.rcrs AMI tic,rs, Ar.. u the iLrost
20 Call on the Agents, J.BAki i N 60. of
Lrvishurc. sri procure Circulars rortaiHing a iars
mass Of rvjiunce in favor # be ire iic.ns
J. BAKER A Co, Alts Tor Union county. Isily
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
LUNBERl LUMBER !,

TyNIlE subscribers have for sale -~-
4 On lots 10 suit purchasers ftrS ---.Ai
d large stock of 49, 1.-Gl5
PINE DS-Panel Stuff eea1:.sl-tst -
Plank. &c. Also j.SGG fiAL RAILS.
20 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
hlch are offered low for cash. arour Mills
on south Branch of the Whne Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
valley NarrowS road al the end of our Road.
q Diploma Tor a superior sample Of
Planks, and Premium for Rails and Shins-
were awarded us Al the last Union Co.Ag.
faIr. JOHN h'CALL n BROS,
ly713 Forest hill z o, Union Go, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
BufFkLO HOUSE
LEWISBURG. Union CO., PA.
L. ID. HREWER. TrOrrietOr.

THIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
| Court House, in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed In Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find II the most convenient ana
central public house-charges will be the
most trea>onable-and neither lime or expense
will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who may call.-Lewisburg, May 3,lsG0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
20 VpSNSNXV SICKNESS,

there many where disease = too l-ng allowed
To r.n,in unciack- FL in the system anl -hgt cough
regarded ~ frat simply annoyance. e~'s"s 'uls
life 81 the patient An impure state Cf th" blood
thrcuch i.bihtsi"B Of the luus- ni- The -y-sm ~I.t
rn"rhi humor- AMI pu'satiOn becomes i".t- hcrriT
ated 70 n f-yerish in'-n.ty-the heart liver. and kd
nrv- separately performing function, of vital It
to well being imrr led IN their regular ae'ion
The digestive tsr"r IN their taNs aud REFUSE %
erfam the process "i separating the rnus element
from food and the whole mental beng i s-i nigh r.Gy
.ink under the burden ut life The patient I'll
srrounts hi eorpI icatnn Of disorders Bud u's.
refuses 70 resort medication from his thorough dis
belle. any prospect OF cure. 10 .uch
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

=
Your f are '4r pr..a- ns purc.s Tb-irs..rx,
q'....tI.s 5Hr,-ss- 2r- '4'h.rt- I-,--. Tb.. a,
rsii 'ut certain lli e ;.5 Dc ..g!r .tiI- . :.
t1~=is, ~hsrh Ia.es JL-i.. ui,4.5I- % l. IL IL. .
tlr .;ulr1t q g a-..--.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
SILVER PLATED WARE,
HARVEY FILLEY,

No. l2ea Market street, Philadelphia,
NIANUFACTURER of fine NICKEL Sill
vi YER, and SILVER Platter Of Forks,
spoons, Ladies', Butter Knives. Caslors. Tea
Sets. Urns, Kettles. " alters, Butter Dishes,
Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Communion Ware,
Cups. Mugs, GobletS, &c. with a general as.
sortment, comprising none bat tho best guoEiy,
made of the best mcieriGE and hearty plated,
constituting them
SeryiceaJie and Durable article for Hotels,
Steamboats, and PriCate Families.
= Old Ware re-plated in the best manner.
Feb. 81, ls60yi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
PURIFY THE BLOOD
MOFFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
Ph3Nif fSifferS.


Y'IlE high and envlcd celebrity Whlch
thes. qr-.minent Medicines have acquired for their
inyariahl. efficacy in all the Diseases which they profess
To- cure has rendered the usual practice OF purn- no"
only unnecessary. but unworthy OF thrm They are
known by their fruits their good works testify tr 'hei
and they thrive by the iaith Of the oi-'iuiou@
IN AILCAsES DF A>TuNN, AcUIE ANb ChKoNic khtU-
s,r,n AItLCTONs rE BL,uDik AND hiD,tfs, BILIOUS
FrykEs. AND LIVER CoNII.NTsIn IL" south and ""s',
where these d--ascs prevail they will t- huhi IN 'Au
able Planters Farmers, and Others. ~ho onc' Use thee
Medicines, will never afterwards be without th'm.
pysrsrsi.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using thee m"dicinrS Immrh"t.ly. tn
Hons THE sam, EE,sIru,s FL'TUiLNti' fi'fh 'Np
u-iiru.s will he found Sale tdy. aud certain n'
dy Other nrrues leave the i, M ulJ"ct u" ir'nn
Of the .-a---~ by these medicines L. permAhsh-
TKY IHts. s,T>TIIp. ,Np IA tIRtc.
MEHcrK.L Di-,N>fs-N"'.r fails TO eradicate .h'irry
all effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than 'h. h'
powerful preparation OF Sarssparlln.
Stsnr >wr,rs NEgvoU- DIBILIfI, NEKvous 'osPiAiNrs
o. Ill klNb-, UEaA>Ic AInciIONs PaIPIhrloH vi lai
HEAkT. PsI>TyR's tHoltc.
PILrs-The orisunl proprietor Of There n.dir'ne va
cured OF Piles Of 35 year, staining by The use M
LIE Npilcin.s alone WORMS "f all kinc- rr" 'Ue',ha
expelled hy thee Medicines PHrrEts viii d" W'it h
minister them wh.uev.r their existence Is su-pee'ea'
Relief will he certsin.
THE LIFE PILLS AND FUENiN BlT1EEs
Purify the blood, and thus T"mc'" al dis-n-rs iIih t
system A sin, gle trial will psce the LIFE plil> ana
PIENiX EIITEEs beyond the reach Of competition Ia
the e.tim alton of every ratirnt
Ss-Pr-.sr.i by BIZ. WILLIAM r. MoFfhT,
J.,a Druad~a ~ay, corner worth - New f"rN,
ly,s3 and sold by all Drussi-n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
~ THcukS G.. CPIER,
K (succ. --or toJ.L.Y,IIri
Matchmaker and JcNeI.er,

Located two DOOR a-. II t8T recently occupied b.,
Mr.. iot'r-LhN l-Bt 40. Ta.
IIOCI.. Watches, &c. repaired on shor
houce and warranted fo give satisfaction
~ An excellent assortment OF Watches
Clocks and Jewelry On nant- CAr0D FIR Cosh
GILT FRAMES Of all >5zes made 10 order
Lewi>hurs, April -, 1888
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
.S2sMeat Market. "
.drrnnIcments for tie ltnr.

arrangements for the Iear
JACOB G. BROWN, having supplied the
u Lewisburg Market for The pasrSix months,
has made the following arrangements tor ,he
coming year
The best Of Beef, Mutton, Veal and ForH
can be had on Wednesday and Saturday NOR
ninss OF each week, al the Market h uueF. on
Market street, between Schatlie's and " olle's
Lewi>burg, Pa.
His motto is Quick Sales for Cash, and
Small Profits" Examine his meat.
Ap. IS. SO. |. :. STERNER, Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
UN0Y COJNTY STAR & LEWSBURG WRONICEJANUARY 25 1861

2 : 3 ; : : : Z ! :
DIR. ELS EN- VEINS
Tar and Wood Naptha PICTORIAL
Is the Bssr MsDic.s, in the World flT the CURE Of
Coughs aud Colds, Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Difficulty in Breathing, Paipita-
tion Of the Heart, Diptheria,
and for the RELIEF of patents in advanced ges Q,
Cousum ptioD, together With ali Diseases
Of the Throat and Chest, and "Licn pre-
dispose to Consumption.
Hisp-cuariy adapted 10 lh- radical currofksTIINh.
Being AIRED D. rartie~. Phy-ri.n hui bru ei-t,
and On. .rrA rSI iu tn cur - the Sai us
lls-h-.s 20 Which tA- human frame D. ,iHb.--
ui. oar- ti.y afr at 18th h .rsnt' II Get hirure
TtY II aud b. cu,.pc- ;h4t t' j. itsalu h- u the
curr of rrou,Li- lf-.1Ds- yf,r % cui- yer Bottle.
sa-FIsiaTsI ULt! -
Ia \ EI-fSN EIN CO.,
Drug.istsand Oh, Hists, w orNinttA Poplar ''s-
Fial.,ugl FHrt.
Es--old by ever respectable Druggist and Dealer in
M-iIcinr throug bout tEr stale.
PLiia,is March ~, lN'1
SoH 5y rs CALDWELL, L'wisbVg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

n 7, A,r.i J. Ha.,4, I'at.. ,f .ii--i,L rarc, -,
D. Arm. have u-.i yrIr P4.- .,li -X.-a riiIa'
~ ,,.-- u Iy tiiy ur sr4Hu. ti-- r-.-' i1'.:
Do 81. .. t.-I.r- u.s .r- - at JEss- a.
Ir.i', tur ii- tu-y lrr Tine Wv '-- r-H-.' h'rs
'.,l Ei. %, and g.n t.uai-uils lee. -.Ial them u
Hs friends. iyIr-, :. T. il.NLs
WA, Vii. r., y = a.. sl lsss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Commissioned Of Illinois.

CommissiCner Of Illinois.
NLLIAM II. BISSELL, Governor Of II
w linois, has appointed JonS B. Lr>>,
a Commissioner Of the State % Illinois. for
the county of Union, 10 administer oaths. to
take dePo>itions and proof Of deeds mortgages,
Sr.. 10 b. used aud recorded in th- Sfa'- If Illinois.
Prsons having Wild lands rial { KIND for
sale find Iuroha-"r- by leaving description oi the
same at NV Office. ~ have oIrHrd Book lr the Uur-
chase and sale OF real estate. No charge in the Of
sale not being made. JOHN Is. LINN.
Levi burg, Pa. Nsrrh y. 1870.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Improved Mineral Plate,

(hase and teeth the same) which is fast su-
perseding the use of Gold and Silver Plate.
The Mineral Teeth are undoubtedly superior,
and IN many respects more desirable than any
other oirrrd the public hy the Dental profession
They are the highest attainment Of the art.
Teeth mountei on Coral and Amber Bases
At reduced price. Th->. ba>rs have been t-.t- by the
scntc and highly recommended for utility
aud b,auty.
Teeth also Mounted on Gold and Platina, in
the laicst approved style. Also Metallic Plate, usei
only by Dr Is in this locality. which il far superior to
silver Plate prices Silver no. used, A. has
proved in many g. the health OF the
Special attention will also be paid to Natu-
raj Teeth correcting Irregularities treating irritable
and exposed nerves filing d"cay-d teeth in the most
-kiItul manner thus those hch con-
trbut. much the comfort shi appearance of the
pos>-ssor.
DIR. Burlan's mode Of operating will at all
times n of the mili-t character carefully avoiding the
iufrton Of -in and will be adapted To the
constitution and health of the patient, Thereby Of
frng the greatest to such desirous
of preserving their Teeth no might fhrou tear alone
permit their entire and premature decay. Persons re-
luriny III. .ervcrs Of Dentist will promote their in
t-r-sts by calling DR.. h, as he is perfectly familiar
all the brsnrhes of his profession and with the ~s-
practice, is determined To spare eKcrtou to make ~
cry oT-rstion entirely satisfactory.
Ia Rooms (lcased for term OF years. on
Market square directly Harris Buncsns former
" CsId~-s) Drug store, opposite the Chronicle And
TELEGRAPH Ofc-s-rn'ranr- between Dr. Wilson's ANA
the Drug All operations warrant~d equal To any
in thi. country elsewhere. The natural contour Of
spECiNENS.
Le~irburg, Nov. cS, 1870.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
VITRIFIED CHIMNEY TOPS.

This is an srtiriv l. vii -resy fuiil-r- attention
should p. VsTttruisgy dlrtrr- A. fhI- E.tt. from
arv ruof ~ our large ri- you can cunt thuu .aui-
tik b mr-, u.F.--t, -atru - ti~ t'al 't- an
N-afhsT o. raEj tmu.-,Iitt. r-nHyal-f Ht mi. b
ssurn r,.-f- les tuab ,uc-. shuviu- tf- u-r-
@; SOM -t,, fhsi ~l Iut ,i., ~ 49, SC
III on Ia 'ar pr;iau tai and Plain Chin
I-t Toy lh.y hutHi harder than stone, fact,
rtS vltrt,i sud =, il,, .ryuu- d. the r.d
I'd b, coa ieL ~ trtrs and mortar iH -s
than thTr, ~ nov fn.kt tu-. and ave
hand, large ~ ntirr- e -vrrai GH-rout styl-s,
fTom i-t 6" ,ft fr,h,s h.h- aud y. sl.s5 so
each. h., in III. nr-t 3 s thru trick otIi u-yf
Designs furu-ied ti orders promptly attended 10 ty
adirr--tlg ti' ulaI NJ t'f- "t ;tt
FACTORY LINZ = FiACk III Is i;-rrnant. vn Road.
once, :. 4. HARRISON luIu Chestnut IT. Philad.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
Family Sewing Machine.
With SpauItling's Improvement!

nUBLIC attention is respectfully invited
To- the superior merits OF these new aud
improved machines.
They will Hem. FIJI ,Garher and Embroider.
Will sew every variety Of fabric from lhc
fines, Swiss Muslin 10 the heaviest Tailoring,
without missing STITCHES.
They are very strong aud durable.
We ieel fully justified IN warrantng 'hes.
machines 10 he ln every respect equal !" rec
concentrations, as they have been th"r"u"hiv
tested IN competition with all the high priced
ones, by persous competent 10 Judge, who
have given u the most satisfactory ie>tlmn-
mails and certificates, which are published m
our circular 10 which We refer ior a more iuIi
description.
Finishing aud sales Rooms. Market street
next door l., the residence of J"hn Walls, Esq.
puceS-Si5. Si5 and $50, according T."
size and finish, all complete aud delivered,
aud thorough instructions gwen IN all vare-
ties Of work.
All wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
please call and examine. or address
ii. 5. Spau!iing OrJ. ". Shriner,
Lewi>burg, Unon Co, Pa.
We respectfully reirrtn The following ladies',
who arc using these machines:
MIR, Grdics. Mrs : " Duncan, Miss
Louisa Morris. Mrs e 4 LyndaIl, Mss LId'e
Mackry, Miss Julia \ Cornelius, Mrs Rev +
B Mur, Mrs johnson Walls, Mrs Dr. HAYES,
Mrs rrancis Wilson, Mr, NJ Brown, Mrs Jas
M'Crcisht. Mrs I. .Bccr,tccher, Mrs A krea-
mer. Lewi>turg; Mrs = TuStin, Norlhum-
berlauG; Mrs Rev John Guyer, Mrs NJ ; APP
pleman. Mrs David Roberts. Mrs Sylvester
Pur>el, Mrs Alfred Crevelug, Mrs ; L Fow-
Ter, Mrs f II Huohe>, Mrs \ NJ Boon, Mrs
Crea>ey. Miss VI Dcrr. Columbia Co.
Icu.i>burg, Feb 20. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
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ran nam. IF his acquaintance who - sub
l.ct form Of lung throat complaint, which,
Il attended to- IN season. inevitably c"n-isEs The sui
fsrer to pr-m,tur. grave To such, help u al hand
they will hrt avail them .lve- OF anl hope The har
b,ny-r Of brighter iavS-n,y b- aWs.ena without fear
NJ chilling disappointment. l'r- u iHIif- bE'NN :
B,r>Aa oeS Just what l. clHtn'-i "r H. Anc
NAV be- relied upon by the cS being The moot success
fu in curing lung aud throat Disorders, ui any remedy
known the prr--ai day. Tie many ph.-e> a->uIn"r
hy Con-umpt"n Ju,tih"S the apprehension OF th">" no
tear it, approach, either from c"ustIu
tional or Hereditary tendency.
Whil. tn. di>c"v-rsr Of this remedy does not herv
people should be ;antiy dosing Themselves viii