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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03

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bte 6anD er6pben Ftr bic TretGett unb benz
General 6rsmunt 300 Stimmen 9aben fir
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blieben I'm 3a9sr nuf ban Marsluno SG9ea
3uriG.
Sum 9 II 9.-Dtr batten aefern bas
GerguGgen, Capt. SspalO nit lstner Conf
puente S bes 10. Ne9ts. Dor unlsrer Sffce
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@infuB gstabt Bat unO Die i@ elet@ BEN
snnsen 3eStment burA Dts3ipltn unD Orb
nmnesltebe an83st4net.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03

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379 SO. Balttmprefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03

Me6ter Gm M ntbaler, S4peiSe,f
S~tmburger &Gfe, 8erDelGt NSurf1
peben wieber. efnSetrchen unb btltst su baben BET
NpebeI & WtIbeImt,
(7tnlt-l aEg $40 gEef 8alttmpretr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03
Gtme NrDflam6ttOn SeS OOuDers
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8rptlamattpu beS Sous. BRADFORD, toOrtn T&
bieIer tn Ofsae SpppftiOn gu Der ubtsea OsOre
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re6tfsrtist rsnut unb fetsrli6 ba9esen prOte<
Rirt. 60 1T gu ipdt fit uus, ba6 NttenltId
nod gu ~i6srlsben, absr oes @'Duoernsur lAeint
gang gu Oer9e6en, bab mir uns tn MarYIanO
perrnolen nod TIM &rieasiuaanb bsfinben.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

NOR SALE, situate in Lewis township,
L Union Co., Penn'a, containing $50
Acres, more or less, about twenty acres OF
good timber, the remainder clear and in a
good state of cultivation. On il are erected a
good Bank Barn, large two storey Dwelling
House. Spring House and other out buildings,
a large Orchard. and never failing water in
the barnyard. About half the farm is Lime
stone ground,
Also another tract Of land, adjoining the
above farm. containing about 2S Acres all
cleared, on which are erected 4 new Foundry
and Machine shop 50 feet by 80 feet, three
stories high, with a Black Smith Shop, &c,
attached. II contains a Steam Engine of ten
horse power, turning lalhes, drills, saws. doth
circular and upright,) Planer. and a variety
of tools belonging 10 Machine Shop. Also
three good dwelling houses, an excellent
spring Of never failing water, and a small
Orchard of choice fruit.
This properly would make also an excel
lent Tannery being situated in a good coun-
try for bark. and good water handy TO the
building, which can be piped into the building
with but little cost. A large business in
manufacturing Clover Hullers has been car
ried On by this establishment. twill be sold
10 suit purchasers, with as much Of the Ma
chinery as the buyer may want. For further
particulars, apply to the subscribers residing
on and near the above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERS,
GEO. w. MYERS.
Ang. 4. Attorneys in fact of Christian Reif
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

the prostitution of Fundamental principles
for localized interests Illustrated all
through the political history Of the coun-
try, from aud in the formation OF the very
first articles Of confederation, aud the con-
stitutiou, to the present time
Hear, freemcn Of America, what is said
of loyal New England, pouring out her
blood and treasure TO pcrpctuatc the bies-
sings Of good government among men
Where are the hallowed memories Of
Plymouth Rock and the Pilgrim Fathers: :
Again the Crisis says: ''This much
must every impartial historian declare i'll
the favor of the South that all its sup
posed most extreme yicw5-all Its most
extravagant demands-haYe been claimed
To- be under and in accordance with that
common governmental law. Go back as far
as you wiIl-takc up any question on
which there has been Il more of less conf
plcte Northern and Southern combination
and it will be found that Southern pre-
tentions have been invariably claimed and
defended as flowing directly from the
spirit and terms of the Constitution and
in legitimate subordination to it.
Are Modification and Secession among
those "most extreme views, ''most ex-
travagant demands" Of the South : Then
they are here taught, by these men Of the
North, to be constitutional
In the same number Of the Crisis, |
find the following:
"What has become of the Columbus
Crisis 1t has not graced our table for
two months. 1t is Indispensable to us
Aryus, Lewisburs, Pa"
If the quotations, above, from the Cri-
sis, and teachings of this sort, are inlls-
pensable to the Argus, land no candid
reader doubts it, can they find a lodginent
in loyal hearts? Let men of Pennsylva-
MIA judge. If the Editor is proud of the
paternity herein acknowledged, patriotic
men who have stood by the cold dag
will envy him neither head nor heart.
These things greeted my vision down
in Ohio, in the fertile country of the Mi
amis, when the tread of John Morgan and
his men shook the land. 1t was enough
to crimson the cheek of patriotism. We're
anything more than the utteranees of the
Democratic press in the "Old Keystone
necessary to reveal the real sentiments of
these men, it is here couched in unmis-
takeablc language. Let no one be decei-
we'd. They are not in earnest, in this
life-and-death struggle of the Republic, as
are Union men. But the conviction,
begotten by what have seen in the great
West, is clear and abiding, that the right
will be more than match for all enemies,
and the hooting owl of night yet shrink
back before the spreading glories of the
better day. NJ. W. CRAMER.
Round Prairie, ILL.,, Sent. I.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

inie office, where any one can call and see
for himself what this Miller very well
knows if his memory is not AS bad as his
proitsscl Sustaining Of the Govern
mcnt ~
From this specimen, it will be uuneccssa-
ry to follow Miller any further, at length.
His charge that Gov Curtin concealed Il
certain paper, is satisfactorily explained
on pace 300 of the same Record. His
intimations of bribery are as eontemptiblc
as the public man, who throws out slurs of
the kind without Il word Of prooE Those
who know both Curtin and Miller, need
not be told how immcasuraby above this
assailant is the Governor of Pennsylvania !.
The bill to prohibit payment Of certain
descriptions of workmen in store orders,
was so altered in its passage that some of
its original friends are Indifferent to its
fate. 1t is radical, important, question:
able mcasture, which should be more full
" digestcd than the crude, mutilatcA bill
which passed, aud which neither its
friends or its opponents seemed TO care
about when it had passed. Nor does this
Miller have any real interest in it, except
to try to excite prejudice against Gov.
Curtin. "This he said, not that he cared
for the poor, but" because he thought he
could bag" a few votes for the Judges
who disfranchised the Soldiers about
whose "shoddy" he was so hypocritically
patriotic. If those very soldiers were not
d>iranchiscd by Lowric aud Woodward,
they would vote 8 to for their friend, A.
g. Curtin!
And this is the man who was last fall SO
patriotic-to win votes for himself. Hap
PLY, as we chance to know, his abuse Of
these tried and true patriots-LINCoLN
and CURTIN-made some votes for the
latter "Out of the abundance of the
heart, the mouth spcakc,h." Miller's
calumnies against the civil Executive Off
GERS most feared by the Rebels, leaves no
doubt where his affections lie We put
on record his attacks upon them, for use
in next falls canvass, should Miller pre-
sent himself for reelection.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
From the North West.

Vallandigham, in his address to the
people of Ohio, says, in reference to the
action of the Convention by which he Wa.
nominated,
at was an example of courage worthy
the heroic ages of the world and it was
It spectacle and a rebuke to the usurpina
tyrants who, having broken up the Union
would now strike down the Constitution,
subvert your present government, and
establish formal and proclaimed despo-
tism in in its stead"
Here, it will be seen, those whose off.
cial duty and responsible work is to put
down Rebellion, are made the authors OF
it, and the subverters of ouriinstitutions
and government!
Again he says: at is vain to invite
the States and people of the South to re.
turn to a Union without a Constitution,
and dishonored and polluted by repeated
and most aggravated exactions of tyrani'
cal powers"
What do the American people think Of
Government that should be administered
to suit Rebels against its just authority
The issue raised in the case of Vallandig-
ham, relates to the line Of separation be-
tween the civil and the military authori-
ties in our system Of government. Now,
the civil and the military authorities
concxr in the question Of jurisdiction, and.
what is Of political significance in the
case, is, that the man who had rendered
himself obnoxious to both, stood related t.
them by former party afiliatton. Why.
then, do not the Democracy acquiesce,
especially as they we're so lately the boas-
ted champions Of "law and order" and
judicial finalities 80 consistency, thou
art jewel"
next quote from the editorial columns
of the Democratic Crisis:
"That the Craftsmanship of the South
was in almost constant antaeonism to the
avarice, the selishness o. New England
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT.

4 CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS AND
III ACHES, and warranted superior To
any other. Group it positively cures; relief
is absolutely sure Immediately it is used.
Mothers remember this, and arm yourselves
with bottle without Delay. Group is dis
ease that gives notice, frequently attacking
the child in the dead hour of night: before
physician can be summoned IT NAV be too
iale. Remember. the venitan L,nlmeni new
er fails. Price rs and so cents bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, Sc CoIllandt
Street, New YorE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
ACADEMY

TNHE FALL SESSION commences MoxpAY,
Sept?S, ls63,to continue TO the Holidays.
A private Report of the standin. OF the
pupil will hereafter he placed in the hands Of each parrn
guardanand it is nded that such reports be
preserved for future comparison.
TuIrIoN-Per Session, including conIingen:
expenses:
PRIMARY-[Readin Writing. Defner.
Arithmetic, Geog, Gram, and L. >.
Hstory.1 $500
ADVANCED ENGLISH, [all not inclu-
ded ahovel ESQ
LANGUAGES, Z 80
rTNo deductions except for prc'racted
sickness. J. RANDOLPH,
Sept. IS, 1863 Principal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
EagnThe Northumberland Baptist

EaS"The Northumberland Baptist As
sociation held its I'D session with the
White Deer church, in Brady township,
18th to 18th inst. Rev. a. +, .,Shanafelt,
was Moderator Sermons by Prof. Cur
It's, VIM. s. Hall of Philad., and j. \.
kirkpatrick of Lock Haven. Baptisms
reported, 2O4-net increase of members,
103. The letters from the churches were
nearly all in favor of closing the war by
subduing the Rebels to rightful authority
and removing the cause of the evil. The
Introductory sermon was from the text,
"Rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
Latest News

Nothing further of Importance from
Charleston.
In the West. our Armies are daily
advancing, and restoring peace and
territory to the Union.
Our expedition to Texas it is
thought will soon be heard from.
A part of Gen. Meadc's army has
made an advance toward the South,
and some sharp fighting occurred.
There are reports Of the Rebels fall
ing back on Gordonsville, and of
Lee and Longstrcet going South and
West, but nothing certain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
FARM FOR SALE.

yTHE subscriber offers for sale The Farm
upon which he resides. in East Buia-
Ice township. mile and half south Of Lew.
isburs. II contains 81 Acres more or less.
all cleared and in a good state of cultivation.
together with 10 Acres Of Timber Land meas
by. The Farm Improvements are Frame
- Dwelling House, Frame Barn, Tenant
Eas1 House, and suitable Ouibuildinss. A
good Spring near the house. and stream OF
water flows through the farm. Also all kinds
of fruit, OF the best varieties
The Farm is bounded 90 the north BY VIM
Brown, cas-, by Penny and Gundy, south by
the SmokeIown and river road, west by Jacob
Gundy.
For Terms. enquire on the premises.
April q, '63m6 GODFREY DECK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

ncn-Thc Harrisburg Telegraph states
that at meeting of the coprerhcads held
in that city lately, the following express
ion was made use Of and applauded:
"Better give our money to defend the
liberty of speech, than to jeed he womea
and Jrats Of men who are hired to cut the
throats of our brothers of the south; |
would rather assist Vallandigham than
Abe Lincoln"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
For Mifflinburg, tomorrow |!

From symptoms, the people will be out
in great numbers to hear Adams and
Kelly, at Mifflinburg, Saturday, early in
afternoon.
BH-Wagons start from the Riyicrc
House, Lcwisburg, at 10 o'clock in the
morning. Pile in boys,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
The Soldiers Opinions.
Democratic Soldier Speaks

[The writer Of the following is citi-
zen of Lewisburg. respected by all for his
good character he entered Capt. Nerrilfs
company in AUGUST Of last year, has done
GOOD service, and Won the praise Of those
associated with him. He speaks the al
most universal desire of all good soldiers
in actual hard service.
Esy~Reader. we wrote the above intro
duction to preceac some extracts from
letters, written by JouN V. MILLER,
which have since fallen into the hands of
the Woodward party, aud We can not
get them. We will, however, state, from
memory, his main points. He voted for
Foster, in 1860, aud enlisted as Demo-
crat His subsequent knowledge howev-
cr, of CURTIN, leads him to desire his re-
election, as he and nearly every soldier
knows him to be right, and safe, whereas
they do not know as much of Woodward,
and are not inclined to trust him. Facing
death as they are, they care nothing
about old dead party issues and names.
But they are in earnest in the work, and
as the soldiers are not allowed to vote, at
present, they can not be blamed if they
take other opportunities to secure the
election of the soldiers friend-Andrcw
G.. Curtin. So says-in substance-hon-
est John V. Miller. Woodward and
Lowrie, however, say he shall not vote,
because he is one of the soldiers who are
preserving from a hostile foe the very
State over which they wish to rule!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
CAMP 18TH IND. Vols, J


Folly Island, S. c., Sept 4th '63
Enclosed fnd five dollars for which
give me credit. can not do without the
Chronicle, it is to much like,an old friend.
The bombardment of Charleston goes
bravely on. Our land and naval forces,
by cooperating, have succeeded in pracsi.
calIy reducing Sumpter. The walls have
great holes iu them, and the parapes has
been eutilsly destroyed.
The effect Of every shot could Be plain.
ly seen upon its walls, causing the brick
and masonry to fly iu every direction. 1t
is not so, With the sand batteries, the are
bomb proof; our shell and solid shot
striking them, bounded of without doing
any damage.
Our brave troops attempted to carry
Wagner BY storm, but the desperate bra
very Of its defenders proved to much for
them. 1t Vas 10 this charge, that the
5ith Mass. Reg. (coloreD gave the lie to
those persons who sssert the negro will
not 6ght. As storming proved . failure
and, Jour artillery bss but little effcot upon
the sand batteries, Gen. Gilmore has con-
cluded to try what digging will accom-
plish.
Last night the working party stumbled
over the body Of . dead negro. Thinking
it would be charity to bury it, they dug
grave, and we're about to move the body,
when one of those hellisb contrivauces, .
torpedo, which vas tied to it, exploded,
killing three men and wounding two. 1t
is thus the Southern "chivalry" carry on
war!
That Charleston will fall is a certainty.
Knowing the great ,movnt of work to be
done first, We do not look for that event at
as early day as you in the North do.
Months, mayhap, before Charleston is oc-
cupied BY our troops.
II. X. KENNEDY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
rea-The Union party in Center county

geA-The Union party IN Center county
have nominated good ticket.
Assembly-Capt. r. ii. Forstcr,of Miles.
Prothonotary-J. 7. johnson, Bclletonte
Registcr-Saml Haupt, ,.Jr., Spring Mills.
Treasurcr-Gco. H. Weaver, Bclletonte
Shcritf-.James Dunlap, Ferguson.
Commissioner-John M'Calmont, Marion.
Auditor-Jamcs Glenn, Harris.
Coroner-Jackson Levy, Milesburg.
Messrs Forster and Haupt are Union
Democrats.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
Have you heard from
Ma inc? (!

Never did the so-caIled Democracy con-
test State as they did Maine, this year
Their candidate for Governor, b. Bradbu-
~, is an sdroit politician, who can ride
both sides Of twenty hobbies at once.
They canvsssed the whole country with
the utmost zeal and desperation, to gain
some strength to affect the Penusylvauis
Elections. But the Union people walked
up, also, and went cody, but earnestly at
work. The result, last Monday, is the
election Of CoNEY, Republican Union, BY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
FOR SALE.
a VALUABLE fAHMs

CITUArED mostly in the Borough Of Har>
- Teton. adjoining the village on the north
and extending almost its entire length, max
ing its division and sale into lots quite conve-
nient. containing lj7 Acres, I6 of which
a1aare well TImbered. A small Stream Of
9Waier flows nearly through its centre.
The Improvements are a good Frame -
House and Bank Barn, with Tenant -
House al the North end of the farm Two
Apple Orchards, one in full bearing, the
younger beginning TO bear.
Also 40 Acres Of Timber Land.
situated in Hartley township.
For Terms. apply to
MRs. AGNES s. WILSON,
ErseHsrir efJ. ?. Wilson, dec'A
9s7m6l or WM.P.WiLSON, Hartleiou, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
Three Teachers Wanted.

A PUBLICATIONS. will be received by the
n School Directors of NEW BERLIN for
Teachers of three Schools of said Borough.
until SArURDaI, the 26lh Sept. 1863. The
Schools will be opened five monihs.
BY order of the Board:
CHA'S WILSON, Sec'v.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
Dte0.

In HartIeton, 23d ult., sUSANNAH, rrlict of David
KLINE, in her 65th year.
Near New berlin, iIih inst, JACOB MAURER, IN his
73d year. ,,, ,
In Miffiinburg. II th inst in his 2-i GEORGE T.
0BERDuRP, late a member OF CAPT. Douglas bueAiAis'
l5oeh P.V.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

E5One hand of our Office sick-next
week, Court-.Dob work ''must be done"
big meeting Tue,day-consequence, we
can not get out Star d Chronicle next
Tuesday
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

Stop THIEF The Constable Of Uar-
Teton is after a small man with a straw
hat, who stole some silver, satchcl, black
satin vest, &c, from that place. Army
deserters and skedaddling draftecs are
quite numerous and troublesome
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

We never knew men to spend time
and money as do the political opponents Of
the Administration, now Last Tuesday,
we saw those from Hartley, and every
township this side, join in procession
of So wagons, from the other end of Lew
isburg Bridge, to the Milton Mass Meet
ing, where "the faithful" had been drawn
and drummed from four or five counties
Well, that was the way they worked in
CALIFORNIA, VERMONT, and MAINE-but
all in vain-,he people don't Ike The Cop-
perhcnds, and so they roted them dozen.
Our Milton friends, after all the efforts to
overwhelm them, are confident of an an
creased majior;,y for Curtin at the coming
contest. Every Democratic meeting stirs
up our friends, and 50 works good in the
long run.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

Green Adams, VIM. B. Mann. and Gov
Pollock are engaged for MiddIeburs. in Sny
der county. Tuesday. s7Ih, C:our, week there.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
For Sdlc,

A DOUBLE HOUSE, (wilh LoD suitable
~ for Two families. 1t is situated on
North Fourth street. There are a good sta
Bile and other oulbuildinss. and a never fall
ing well of water on the premises. For par.
ticulars and terms enquire Of
ADAM BEAVER
Lewisburg, April "a. 1868. If
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18

NOR SALE.-That new, well-built. -
Il two-storey, double Brick Mansion, 1zaEA
with an Out Kitchen, and Barn on the premi.
ses at the west end of Market st, Lewlsburg.
between 7ih and sth Sts. There is Well on
the Lot. and all kinds Of good Fruit Trees
growing. Lot "A feet front.
June 80. REUBEN SNl DEk- =,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-18
100 ACRES,
pDR SAlYa

TWO desirable BUILDING LOTS situate
on Brown street. (River road.) Lewis
burg Inquire Of Ii. GERHARf, Sd St. near
Market June II