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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
Judge Jones' Views.

Many Of our readers will remember that
Ez-Judge j. Richter Jones, of Sullivan
Co, Pa, was Of the most rigid schooi OF
modern Democracy, and We believe lately
wrote book in palli.,ion Of Slavery. But
he had reverci and patriotic ancestry,
and this war has materially modified his
views aud feelings on the Great Question.
He has raised Gue Volunteer Regiment,
for the Union service. Attending recent
Welch festival in Philadelphia, he is thus
reported in the Inquirer.
"Gcu. Robert Patterson called on Col.
j. Richter jones, under whose grandfather
he (Pa,,ersou) served in ISL, TO reply
for the Army.
Col. JONES said, tbs Army represented
the determination of the American people
to have government, aud Il nationality.
Upon his sword were EN- oiazn the words
"Uniou, Constitution, aud the Great Re-
publIcw aud he flashed them daily in the
faces Of his men. IL hat been Brec1;in-
ridge Democrat, but he mar ayared PIrtg
and stunt ty The Lprs. Ii WAS better that
every msu, woman and child south Of Ma
son aud Dixou', line should perish, rather
than the Republic should not be sustained.
Though no Aboliiiouist, he would say that,
u Emancipation must come, let It come, y
accessory 10 sage the RepuJlic-and he be-
lieved that In this he spoke the sentiment
of the entire Army. Moreover, when this
war will have passed, he would advocate
settling the question, with all the world,
whether we had not risat to do what we
pleased with our own land, block up our
harbors, and make our own tariffs. This
rebellion was for our good. We now take
our position with $40, 600 armed men,
without borrowing a cent from abroad, and,
unlike European Governments, without
submitting to the e1tortions Of auy grasp
ing brokers or Rothscbild money lenders.
1.-The Grea, Republic" said he, "asaiOs.
all the world, till it is settled that We are
the Great Rcpublic.'
Gen. PATTERSON, toast being offered
10 the President Of the United States, o.
served, fsellngly, that ae was as honest a
man as there was in it, and could not al
low the toast to pass without proposing
three times three cheers to his honor,
which were heartily given. He also com
pIimented Gov. CURTIN.
MonRls DAVIS, VI G., made a speech
in favor Of a tariff, aud strongly against
the late selfish action of England. He
also enlarged upon agriculture, aud the
necessity Of stuidiug the country with
manufacturing villages, through a protec-
tive tariff, that contiguous markets may be
obtained for produce, and manure proxi-
mately furnished for strengthening the soil.
These sentiments were applauded
warmly. They touch the hearts of the
sagacious, liberty loving Welchmeu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

lu the mruey market, the supply OF
m1usy c)utinucs in excess of the demand
TOe demand for foreign exchange is very
limited, aud rates are nominal.
Ga the 20.h uIt., Mr. Wilkinson, Of
Minnesota, introduced into the U. ;. Seu-
ate a resolution to expcl Lazarus W.
Powell, of kentucky, for treason The
charges brought by Mr Wilkinson are
very grave, teins no less than presiding
at traI,or,us meetings 10 Kentucky.
RICHMOND j ohm Minor Bltts aud 20
other peaceful Union meu have beeu
thrown into VI Daniels negro pen. JEFF
Davis has proclaimed martial law and or
dorei the di-tlilatiOu and sale of liquors
to be suppressed. There is evidently a
great alarm at the Rebels head quarters,
and much gascOuaie in consequence.
The Nsxicaas are ofsrns to negotiate
with their Invaders, who propose to estab-
li,h Monarchy.
The Edcsson at New York from Port
Royal bFiuss $50 bales of Cotton.
Tue Mayor of Nashville publishes his
satisfaction with Gen. Buell's measures to
sufpres. liquor selling :or the present, to
continue trade, and to eusure fair chance
at tbs comips County elections.
Foreign advices are considered as uni
versaliy favorable to the Uuiou cause in
Europe. The Somerset battle had grest
Influence. The blockade is now the Sc
cesslon hobby in Europe.
The Rebels under Gen. Sibley have in
yaded New Mexico
Col. Corc1ran aud Col Wilcox have
reached Richmond ou their homew.Id way
Ga Wednesday afternoon last, the build
ius of Dr. Howard Malcom, IS, South
Second Street, fhliad, Was badly injured
by a fire.
Brunswick, Georgia, is abandoued by
the Rebels, who are concentrating on Sa-
vaunah.
The Rebel steamer Magnolia was cap.
tured BY UniOu steamer SOuth Carolina.
Reverdy Johusou is chosen the L. s.
Senator from Mary lsnd, vice A. Kennedy.
Johnson has the best Union record.
The ladies' conneeisd With the Luther.
an Church in Suubufy, held fair last
week, and realized $3.50
Iron has advanced 50 to s. per ton in
the Pittsturg market.
Alabsus and Georgia have each called
for twelve more regiments for the Rebel
cause, and if not volunteered draft viii be
made.
Business continues quite active in
Chicago. The winter wheat never looked
better upon the ground.
JeremiAh Snyder, was admitted to
practice in the several Courts of Snyder
county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
To the LiiIe, OF Brady Tp., Tnion Co.,, Pa.

By direction of the officers and privates
Of Co. H., SD Reg, P.V., execute the
very agreeable duty of acknowledging the
reception of Box, the contents Of which
have added much TO our comfort and well-b--
ing. Ladies! we thank you for this manItes-
TALON of kindness, and rest assured it has
been fully appreciated. la this exhibition of
your patriotism, we not only feel that your
best wishes are with the cause, but that YOU
have an interest IN the personal welfare of
your neighbors who have gone forth, with
thousands Of other soldiers prompted solely
by seii-sacrhcing devotion 10 their country.
10 do battle Ia the cause of justice and right
for the Union. the Constitution. and the
enforcement of the laws" We fight under
the glorious old Stars and Stripes that ban
rer which. in times gone by has waved SO
trlumphantly over many hard-tought battle
field, aud which, in the good providence OF
God. is vet destined 10 wave over many more
as glorious as any that have heretofore Illu-
minated lis azure folds. Again, allow me 10
thank you for this high mark Of your es-
teen. and be assured, that you have the
best wishes, aud heartfelt gratitude Of all
concerned. Yours Respectfully.
5. d. HAGENBUCT Serg.
Camp California, Va, March A. 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
The "Anaconda" of the Mississippi.

COLUMBUS, in Kentucky, which the
Rebels have just abandoned after all the
toll and expense they have for six months
been at in fortifying it, was considered by
them "the Key of the Mississippi" apd
the "Western Sebastapol." 1t is to them
serious blow to be obliged to tacate SC
commanding point.
The Rebels have drifted down 40 miles
to "Island No. Ten," in Obion Co, NV.
corner of Tennessee. Its defences are not
known, but i. seems easier approached, by
land and BY water, than was Columbus.
Altogether, the Rebel rule is crumblibg
fast at the West.
The account Of the occupation Of Nash
vile on Sunday, is fully confirmed. The
Union sentiment there is stated to be very
strong, and it is said that Gov. Harris
was fairly driven away by Union men.
Before leaving, he made a speech. in
which be advised the citizens 10 burn
their private property, and called on Ten
nesseeans to rally to his standard at Mem
phis; but no one paid any attention to his
mad advice.
Memphis papers say that on the 18th
ult. Gen Polk ordered the Memphis *
Ohio railroad to be torn up, and the bridges
destroyed, preparatory to the evacuation OF
Columbus. The forces there we're to fall
back to island No. 10, about forty five
miles below Columbus.
The destruction of the railroad bridge
at Nashville, it is stated, was BY order Of
Floyd, against the protest of the citizens
One Hundred Thousand Dollars worth
Of King Cotton were released at Nashville
10 be sent te a Northern market.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
Loyalty of East Balt.M e. Conference

Wednesday, this body commenced 1t:
sessions, in Baltimore. The following
expression of views was offered by Aquila
A. Reese and Geo. D. Chenowi,h:
Whereas, since the last annual session
of this body, fearful rebellion has broken
out in several of the Southern States,
threatening to overthrow the most benign
government the world ever saw and
whereas, the Federal authority has been
compelled to use force Of arms to suppress
said rebellion, and to maintain Its own
supremacy; aid whereas, patriotism Is a
Christi,u duty, taught in the Word of q Gnd,
and cujnincd upon US by the 23d Article
of the Discipline: therefore,
Resoirei, lst, That as body of Chris.
tian MINIS 'ers, in Conference assembled,
We hereby express our abhorrence of the
rebellion now existing within our borders,
as being reasonable in its origin, saugui-
nary iu its progress, aud as tending TO
retard the advancement Of civil liberty
throughout the world.
%, That we hereby approve and endorse
the present wise aud patriotic adminisira-
ton Of the Federal Government 10 its ef,
fort, to defeat the plans and to overcome
the armed resistance of the so-called Con
fcderate States, with a view to maintain
ing and perpe,uating the unity of this Gov
ernment.
81, That 10 our patriotic efflrts in the
past or present to sustain the Governmen mt
of our country in this, her hour of trial,
We are no, justly liable to the charge of
political teaching; aud in the incubation
Of loyal principles aud sentiments, we re-
cosnze the pulpit aud the press as leglti-
mate ins,rumcu;slilies.
4,h, That copy Of the foregoing pre-
amble aud resolutions be transmitted to the
President Of the United States, signed by
the President, aud cOunterslgned by the
Secretary of the Conference.
After an animated debate, these were
adopted by vote OF 1872 yeas 10 ID nays
Navs-Nrssrs Wesley rrown pr,le, J. II Dashell,
Hedges. Hall k~prr kinssy, MJourtn-y, Norris, Par
ri. Philip D. Evese Sargent Stevenson spans!er aud
We!ty.-lj.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

e=I- 1t had passed into a proverb Of old
that "oue renegade Christian is worse than
ten Turk" OF late, it is notorious that
an apostate, iufiel IAukee-forgettiug or
violating all his early lessons, principles,
aud prcplssessions-5ecomes the meane.t
and worst Of all slavers, overseers, aud
masters, Gus. as fallen woman is most
repulsive Of all human beings) So there
are traitors from every Northern State in
the Southern Army and Nlvy-priva,es
not only, bui OHcers who have broken
their solemn oaihs TO the United States
which had fed them long and Well, To
their credit be it said, Thousands Of Free
State men escaped from Rebeld0m, sacrlti-
cling millions Of dollars, rather than raise
murderuus hands against u overiudui gent
mother government aud many others,
unable or uuxil.ius to leave their all, sub
init to the exactions Of Davis military
mob, bu; refuse to take any active part in
bEhNlbR tuci IpydI DIetuEcu. IL ouOuiu
be borne in mind, of course, that Norther-
ners-being suspected in a manner
constrained TO be violent 10 their devotion
to Secession, unless they have more than
ordinary moral and physical courage. A
few citizens of our own county, we regret
to say-men of the best families, Of both
partics-have more or less yielded to the
current at the South; and one, it is said,
taken at Fort D1nelsou, is now prisoner
at Chicago. Well, accidents will happen
among the best folks" auywhere-"col-
ored muttons' are not rare-aud those
who have never encouraged or justified the
Rebels in their demands or revolt, need no
self-reproacb, however much they may
lament the errors and sins of kindred
Aud We venture to say that when the Ar
istocrats Iusurrection is suppressed, most
of their Northern born adherents will be
found to have acted more from compulsion
than from choice.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

screen. Fremont endured the rank in.
Justice of Gen. Thomas oue-sided repor,
against him in his absence, in dignifed
silence. This week, Fremon,'s defence
appears. 1t is pronounced admirable iu
temper and complete in justification of bis
conduct. He has been unfairly dealt with.
Had be been we'll supported from the start,
his army We believe would now have been
10 New Orleans All interested should
obtain aud read his defence. 1t appears
10 full in an extra Tribune
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
We WERE EOiS TOGETHER.

We were bows together
And never can forget
The school house, mid the heather,
In childhood where W. met
The humble home. tn memory dear.
its surrows and ITS gnNs,
When woke the transient smile or tear
When you and were boys.
We were youths toyrther-
Aud castles built in air:
Your heart was like n feather,
And mine weighed down With care;
To YOU came wealth with manbOOIs primo,
To me It brought alloys
T1resha1osei in the primrose time
When you and were boys
We're old men together
The friends We loved cf yOre,
With leaves of autumn weather,
Are gone for evermore.
How blessed to ag- the impulse given
The hope time ne'.r destroys
Which led our thoughts from earth to heaven,
When you and we're boys!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

SAD AccIDENT-Thomas Peifer, pro-
prietor Of line of freight cars on our
Railroads, was instantly killed at Harris
burg, Tuesday last. He was looking at
one train in motion, when another knocked
him down, aud ran over him, crushing him
horribly He was about 80 years of age,
and as a man and citizen greatly
esteamed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
M ARR

In Monro.ton, Bradf,rl Gu, rs 10Th ult Nv yli
I.aac u. Lakr. Lieut. JOHN A. kRE>>. 4 Wes, Point
graduate, aud Niss MARION l.. uONEr, late OF Lewis
burg Female Institute.
By Rev g Erl-umvrr 3oth ult. JOHN JOwS Of In
ion county suI Ms, HATTY LtHs6 OF Perry Tp.
By Rev = Kiier. 2Jth ul;- 4 NkRrZ COVERT and
Mis- SARAH SNYDER. ali Of suBhury.
By Re-, ,. u Narr. JusNpH JOHNS and Miss SARAH
M'WILLIANS, 10th Of >hsnosin Tp.
Rv Rev wm Life. eth nit. THEODORE VI WELLS
and Miss VI JENNIE JOHNSON. all Of Nancy.
BY Rev Geo Psr.on, 9TH ut tho ; ". EtHLEE and
Miss SEVILLA DOCTOR, both Of IIush.>vi,le.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

Day-Township and Borough Elections
this year on Friday, March 2lst. Where
the Democrats have the majority, they
will elect every Officer if they can when
they are in the minority, they will want to
4'diyide' aud "compromise. The first
thing is to get good men for every place ;
the next is to ge. men heartily in favor Of
sustaining President Lincoln in his efforts
to put down Rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

The Senate confirmed Generals meier
nand, Buell., Burnside, MDowell, c. f.
Smith, Lewis Wallace, and Sigel as Major
Generals, and the following as Brigadier.
Generals: Speed, of Tennessee John
Cochraue, of New York; Logan, ofIilinois
M'Arthur, of Ohio; Lawrence. of Iowa
Wallace, of Indiana; MCook, of Ohio
Berry, of Maine; Ferry, of Connecticut.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
Itf0,

In white Deer Valley. 9th ut ELIAS r. an only sor,
aged years. On the 10Th, EMMA J., aged 10 months.
And on tine 2ls SARAH A in her SQth year The trst
two chill lre and the last the ~f Of Joseph Dritrck
the three died Of Dipheria Mother aud sbter
buried together, 25t ult.
In sensgrovr, eth nit, EDDIE VI. EYER, in bis i.h
y,sr--on OF lev. and Lydia l. Doner-
Ia Muncy. 80 inst, WM JOHNSON, Innkesp-r, aged
about 80 years.
Near Philadelphia. 4th Inst. Mrs. EMMA p. wife Of
Roy IL. Douglas, late Missionary in BuTmah.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

A Southern account states that Fay
ettevlle, Arkansas, was burned to the
ground by order of Gen. Mccullough, be-
fore his army evacuated the town. The
CoDfederates we're concentrating at Boston
Mountain and preparing to give battle.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

Hon. HENRY G. HICKoK, last Monday
evening, addressed the Board Of Trade IN
Philadelphia, on the subject of the Petro-
leum Wells Of Western Pennsylvania, and
stated variety of facts showing the great
extent and capacity Of that Oil field, and
tho wide aud increasing demands for It's
wonderful product. Yet, he had seen but
two Philadelphians at the Wells-so far,
persons from other States having mostly
monopolized the business.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

Capt. John II. Kuox, of company D,
1lth Pennsylvania volunteers, died at his
home in Jersey Shore, on Friday night,
at the age of ~ years. He had been at
homo about two mouths.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

Gen. Mcclellan has issued general or
der, dlscharglng Col. kERRIGAN "a Dem
ocratic Congressman from New York city,
from the service, for the VARIOUS offences
of which be was convicted by the court
martial in his case.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF TEyyE>sEr.

ANDREW JOHNSON has been appointed
Brigadier GeueraI aud Governor If Ten
nessee, with all the psHers, duties aud
functions pertaining to that office, during
the pleasure of the President, or until the
loyal inhabitants OF that St.te shall or
game a civi! government, in accordance
With the Constitution of the United States
The present goserumeut OF TsUuessee
being usurpatlou, every proper eu-
couragemeut will, through the military
Government, be given to the loyal people
to assume its control. The designation of
Andres johnson TO that position is con-
sIdered by every body as emireu;Iy proper,
both in view Of his peculiar fitness for the
Office, and of his great popularity among
ell loyal people. The Goveruer, by tho
acceptance of the office, vacstes his po-
sition as = Senator. Tue term for which
be was elected will ne, expire TIL March
next
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

ren-Col. Maxwell having resigned,
Charles C. Campbell is appointed to be
commander Of the 57th Reg. Pa Vol.
BY orders from the War Department,
Capt UEman's and Capt. Wolfe's light
Artillery companies have been consOlida-
ted, as infantry, with Meredith's Reg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
\ New and Beautiful Edition of
The Mistakes of Educated Men.

DY JOHN s. HART, LL.D.-In Emo
ID muslin, price so cents: paper covers,
% cents. Copies Of this book will be sent by
mail on receipt of the price in post stamps
please address J.C. iEHiGr Es. Publisher,
las South Fourth St Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

The Kentucky Conference, NJ E Church
South, recently held it's annual session in
Paris, Ky. |, is made up Of abou, 81
Union men and Is or 90 Secessionisrs.
Notwithstanding efforts were made to
elect Delegates in sympathy with "Sacesh
to the General Conference to be hsld next
May in New Orleans, not a single Seces.
sionist was elected.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
GREAT Work on the HORSE.
VI The Horse and his Diseases

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, V. :, Professor Of Pathology
and Operative Surgery in the Veterinary College oi
Philadrlph.a.
The book contains SSi pages appropriately illustrated
by nearly 100 Engraving. Ia l. printed in clear, open
pe-he price, half bound ST. or in cloth extra sio.
For sale al The ChIolIcIe Office, Lew!sturs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

wOn Monday, the Pa. Supreme Court
affirmed the fading of the Court below 10
the case Of Reber & Musser vs. University
At Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
SINCE sETrEEsESg

Isio-Ths liar. i-au raid in full
Is#I-R T1uie, >sufets, uherin-: nsf j St'rf =
~ U.d iur riI d hiue : s;c,s, Z . Gyan-, A ssi- za
tskiu ia iu frrL
Ea.F-G S,AElrS. Z Struti-. x Reed, Snndo4s )
OIeriar! aHI >soskeE ID iu part
il.IrsEY-E sciIa l. 4 SttESir, oberAaIi .t-SAsf
~ a. H.. : s..sf 4 IL AT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

CAPT HENRY, who fell on Roanoke, was
q nephew of the late Geo. w Scranton and
had an appointment to au Office worth
$1,000 a year, but he declined accepting
it until the War should close.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

1O-From the extracts We have read OF
Prof Hart's work on the "Mistakcs Of Ed
ucated Men," we think it well worth the
attention Of every one who can read.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

Several boxes from our Soldiers on
the Potomac, arrived at Lewisburg, Tues
day. They indicate new supply of clothes,
warm weather, an onward step-Or it may
be all three.
We suggest that these rough old Blue
Garments be carefully clcansed and pre-
served BY each family, as cherished relics
of the War in after years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

bG-Mr. Squires has moved his Boot 4
Shoe Store into Mr.. Seott's, opposite the
Lewisburg Bank.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

rN-We learn that the second week 8
court for Snyd county closed yesterday
Judge Woods having finished all the
business brought before him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

Pennsylvania being entitled to one more
Representative in Congress than was ex-
pected, a new Appointment must be made
or one Congressman elected sat large"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

The Rebel steamer Nashville has run
the blockade by false colors and bold
dash into Wilmington, N. c., and claims
to have had great encouragement IN South
arnpton, and cargo (not of arms) worth
three millions. Yancey is said to be
coming homeward in disguise.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

n~Some of the citizens Of NJ iilinhurg
propose extending the Telegraph line to
that place. 1t would often be found a
very great convenience to the town and
vicinity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07
CREAg E5aG.EXs!
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
cllIzen> Of Lcwi>barg arL vicinuy. hat
he ha, removed his Root a.:0 shoe

rTHE subscriber respectfully informs the
cuIzen> Of Lcwj>barg a.J vlcinuy, that
he ha, removed his Root a-;d Shoe
S.cre 10 the large and cummull'u' store
room lately occupied by sir. James scot. On
Market Street, opposite the Bank,
WHERE he Will te enab ei to oGer~s
ty'GEEAT iNDUCEHENTS IoiJ
persons waning EiUOSs and t~>~.s
shoes. HIS stock wi.l ~ found verv large
and selected wl,h great care, and Will be said
at prices 10 sui the tunes. and being pfIuci-
pally OF MS own manufacture, be Will be able
to sell ,g-GOOD ARTICLE AT : Low
PRICE.
Having Just returned from Philadelphia
with a wel-s-leclcI stock Of Leather, those
IN want Of a good pair Of Boots, Shoes, Ga
ters or Chidrea's shoes, Will find II 10 their
advantage to examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, "a he will offer the
Largest Stock of Home-Made Work
in Union county Persons in want Of City
made Work, or Gum Shoes, vii. be able 10
select from a large stock at prices lower han
ever before offered IN LewisbUrg. Also, a
full assortment Of French Calf skins, Motoc-
CO, kii, &c. wholesale and retail.
P. S-Flve per cent. discount On al sales
above two dollars, Don't forget the place,
opposite the Lew.sburg Bank.
March 7, see JOHN sQUIRES.