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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

Trinity Prot. Epis. Church. (Chamberlin's
Buiding.) Services next Sunday, Nov. Isl,
al 7, r. NJ. All are afeciionately invited to
attend
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VENDUE CRYER.

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the subscriber is prepared TO attend 10 calls
in that line. Terms moderate.
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Buffaloe Twp, Oct. 6. 1863 CIV
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Pocket Books, Purses, Port Folios,
Combs Brushes Pocket Knives, scissors Of American
and English manufacture, Stationery choice Cgars and
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Mammoth Drug store
BENNETT BROS,

successofs of I. ECALDWEiL
NOsT respectfully inform the public that
Nl they have assumed control OF the above
establishment. and just reed fresh supply
Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, White Lead.
varnishes, Putty, Glass, Coal Oil, Machine
OIL, Pure Spices, Dyeslufs. &c.
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Our Tinctures. Syrups, Oiptments,
and other preparations, panufactu
red by from pure drsgs, and ussrsntsd to
be Of oficinal. strength.
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We are selling, at very low rates,
gallon, half gallos, and quart spieins jars.
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Toilet Articles, a fine assortment
Extracts Of Iarrsons Hauls Hawleys GIenns, BaSins
and other manufacturer. Also fne assortment OF
Colognes and Hair Oil, BY the bottle or quantity.
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.Tor SALT,

A DOUBLE HOUSE. with Lott sultabis
n for two families. II il situated -
North Fourth street. There are q good ~.
ole and other ouibuidings and . never fail
ing we'll of water on the premises. For par.
uculars and terms enquire of
ADAM BEAVER
Lewisburg. April II, 1868. If
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Soaps! Soaps! for Washing, Shaw
Ing, removing Greass, and for Dental purposes.
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After the Contest.

At called meeting of the Lewisburg
Union League, held evening Of 9th Oct.
the following expression of sentiments was
unanimously adopted when the meeting
adjourned to the call of the Rec'g Sec'y.
The Union club Of Lewisburg offer their
congratulations to sIl good citizens, that
the recent Election in Pennsylvania has
been so remarkably peaceful; and also
ths,-in much the largest vote ever polled
in the State, even while 100000 Soldiers
are abseot-the Unconditional Uuion,sts
are triumphant 10 the Legislature, aud on
1.-THE State Ticket Firmly believing this
result to be most decidedly y for the "grest-
est good of the greatest number" We
desire to rejoice ~iM all aud orer none.
Resolved that our thanks be teudered
70 every one, who, whether in public or
private station, couspicuously or in the
bone circle, has any way aided 10 educat-
log the public miod up to due consider.
btion of the Importance of this crisis in
bur national affairs, and that We exhort
one aud all to continue their efforts, at
oil proper times and 10 suitable ways, until
ehe Presidential chair shall be again filled
ss now, aud the uuProVoked Rebellion be
utterly subdued.
Resolved that we sdsise the continu-
suce Of this and all other Union Leagues,
TO the end that all may be correctly in.
formed Of passing events, and our strength
rallied on every occasion.
Resolved that the uubroken series of
Union victories, in every State and Terri
tor'al election this year, We trust may
cheer and nerve our brethren in arms
and that the elections yet to come, and
:ths additions that may be made to our
land and naval forces, should convince
she whole world that the great mass of
American freemen firmly adhere to the
time h0nored maxims, "This Union must
and shall be preserved" and "Liberty
and Union, nov and forever, one aud in.
'separable."
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Lamps! Lamps a Coal Oil, and
Fluid. W
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lDA SA11,

Two desirable Bull DING LOTS situate
on Brown street, (Rivsr road.) Lsvis-
burg. Inquire of II. GERHARr. Sd 81. nest
Market June II
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HUGH BELLAs, Esq, died in Sunbury,
Monday last, aged s3! years. He came
to America afI0pslreland, when 6 years
old; 1t Northumberland, was aided by
pr, Priestley in improving his education /;
was clerk for time in store studied
law with the father of Robert j. Walker,
and 81 years ago was admitted to the bar.
OF which he was long leading member
serving however as Prothouotary, under
Gov.Snyder, for 8 years. A Democrat Of
old, he was naturally Wing and Repub.
lican in his latter days; We saw him last
listening to Judge Kelley's speech, and
he voted the Union ticket on the 18th. A
funeral discourse by Rev. ?. .Rizer, and the
faithful horse which had served his master
Tor forty years drew his remains to their
earthly abode, yesterday. Mr.. Bellas had
a powerful mind, and love of literature
survived and softened the sterner conflict.
Of noted professional and political life.
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kEsIdNATIoN OF JUDGE WOODWARD.
Judge Woodsard has resigued-no. bis
ace on the Supreme Bench, which com.
l'auds good pay, but-his Office as vestry.
man man 10 the Church of the Epiphany,
Philadelphia. That church is loyal, and
p'aSs for the President of the United
s's'eA ibe members, TOO, probably voted
~ andrew g Curtin, for Governor.
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1ewtsbur9 "arket.

MARRIED,
By Rev. Daniel Kloss. 25th Inst, PHfLIP H. SPRING
ER Of Northumberland and Miss NARY JANE RUTY
Of New Berlin.
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TO the Editors of the Star & Chronicle:
Some persons in this community seem to
be under the impression that am the Editor
of the 'Union Argus" or a contributor Ia its
editorial columns. Allow me, through the
Chronicle. TO state that such is not the fact
] have never written line that appeared in
the editorial columns of that newspaper, nor
have ever had control in the management
of it. Whatever honor or responsibility
attaches to the editor of that paper, belongs
not TO me, but TO Mr.. J. Gundy Winegarden,
who an morally certain is the actual as we'll
the ostensible editor. I make this statement
TO escape a responsibility that never assumed
and TO allow the real editor Of the Argus 10
enjoy the full fruition of all his Iabors. whe-
ther they be good, bad or Indifferent
ihoPe you vii! do me the justice TO publish
this in the next issue of your paper,
and oblige J.. Z. BucHER.
Lewisburg, Oct 90, 1868
D~Taking it for granted that lawyer
Bucher refers to the existing "Lewisburg"
instead of the deceased "Union" Argus,
We give him the benefit of his disclaimer.
Similarity Of style between some of the
Argus bombastic editorials, and his bar
and stump-speeches, is the foundation for
the very general opinion controverted by
him. Observing how closely his more
Objectionable language is initiated by a
portion of the rising generation, he should
be admonished to become more moderate,
ehaste and exact in his utterances. Then,
when Orator and Editor sit coolly down
as now, with the Lamentations of Jere-
niah for light reading) "to enjoy the full
ffuition of all their labors," the world may
bs "able to tell 'tother from which," and
each will have his full share of all their
joint glory and success!
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WILL be offered on the premises Of
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GREAT TRIUMPH.
~ sTEiNWAY 4 SONS Nos. 80 and ~ Walkers, New.
YORK. awarded prize medal at the late Great In.
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of THOROUGHBRED sTOCI
NEW.ORLFANS,


On MONDAY, February o. 1862.
The following thoough bred horses formerly the property
Of DUNCAN +. kENNER:
PANIC by Glencoe bay horse years old This horse is
Of the best that started He beat Wildwood
oils heats and Lightning threemie heasi and ran
four-ne isst Wnte the Meiso Course, close 10
I'm 3s COJ offered 10 keunsr Tor him. and refused.
capital reeer-ynnsr all dstauccs-neyer was tsaten.
BAY STALLION years old by Vulture. out OF Medina
THIS colt has starred In training he has shown IN
common speed.
GRAY FILLY, by Whale, 3years LA, started, but
shown great speed IN training
BAY FiLLf. by Whale, J years Never started but mas
shown good speed.
started. $1,000,
IMP. BAY FILLY by Rubison. years. Never started.
CHESTNUT FHLY, by Lexington, years, Never started
CHEST NUT COLT by Servant. years. Never trained
FRANK CHEATHAM G s.. By Servant, years
BLACK MARE. by Servant lyers
Also. tho following thoroughbred hones formerly the
property Of w. J. MINOR, viz:
BIN WEST. Stallion, by Naudyke, ho by Trustee, 5years
old winner at oae two miles, and never beaten.
CHESTNUT STALLION, Preserve. by Lecompte,
CAsTA DIVA, bay mare, by vulturs, Tyesu
BAY MARE, by Brown Dick, years
BAY FiLLY. BY YutuIe, years.
BAY FlLLY. by Imp Sirpeion. years
These Horses AID Mares viii be ,.>,,,
SOLD By AUCTION 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
On MONDAY, Feb d. 1863
By order of Msjor-G General N. Z. BANKS.
Commanding Department Of tie Gulf
q. Il. HoLABRp, Col A. ID. G. and Chief QnaItermsster
Department Gulf
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OyFicE % AssY CLorBIsG AND EaUIPAGE.
No. abs broadway. NEw.fORK. Jan. e. 1863 y
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals wiz
"A be received at this office until II O'Clock m os
THURSDAY, tue 18th inst for furnishing by contract q
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Groceries ano prouislons.

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THE CHEAPEST AND MOST HEALrHFUL.
ony 20 cents per pound.
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Vut up In oaspcund packages onlyl
Used eyenvely by the fashiOusbs boarding houses %
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the finest Coffee ever introduced.
Testimony Of tho eminent
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ia the three cities.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, &C.,

NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c,
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HAZLETON BROTHERS,
III OVERSTRUSG GRAND AND SQUARE
PIAkO-FURTE MANUFACTURERS,
No. 90 Prcs-.t few doors OF Broadway New York
These Piano. have always received the hs premium wher
they have been exhibited written guaranty for i've
psuies each Piano. These instruments will be
sold a. prices TO ssit the times
NJASUN 81 ifAMLIN's HARMONIUMS.-
Nk new musical instrument, which I. great Improve
4 tho Meiodesn and similar Instruments havng tho
POWER rnd VARIETY Of q moderate-siyed CHURCH or.
GAN. Recommended by the most ditins lhod orgatss
the best Of oil 10 trnm,nt of is class and awarded tho
ONLY GOLD MEDAL ever won BY suoh in,Tumsuts.
Prices $50 10 S4yD zach.
MASON HANLlN's MELODEONS have been cor
SANITY e1hbi 81 ia competition with others during the
i've years, ami have in NO SINGLE INSTANCE failed 20
i,ke the hr.t gnle M TIE BEST Prices $50 to 800.
Marerooms In New. York, Nos snd Mercsr-sL
MASON BROTHERS
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DAVEN a BACON,

DANEN u BACON,
Manufacturers Of Grand and Square PIANO FORTEs
Wsreroom No i35 Grand near Broadway NJ Tue long
s1prrspoc and tho many facilities posses. enable
duce Instruments ed by other establishment
Our personal attention TO the construction improve
ADD Introduction OF all essential changes thar may Do
required to maze perfect PGnoFoue. Purchasers in
ytod call aud examine large ASSORTMENT Of Pianos
wi oh now offering on favorable terms.
descriptive Circulsrs sent by mail
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ment OF superior secondhand PIANOS, also fno toned
instruments ofgt elastic touch iron frames ovostrung
bass grand action made IA beat manner. lowest pI.ce.
J. q. DAVIES, No. t63 Broons-st, wee. Of Bfo,dway.
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INSTRUCTION on the PIANO.-MlSS HOL-
MAN will give Private Lessons the Piano to limited
humber of young pupils ct No. III West 4ohs or az their
residences II preferred Terms made &nown application
A. sbOye.
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DIANOS, MELODEONS, UpRIGHT BOU-

Il DOR AID SQUARES, a, $50, $50, siOo, Si25 sl75.
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