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~ " nM !: INC name u the fHgeon or chaplin Of
T. not IN h.epitA' at present., la. he recently
8 i 30, IA be- die In hospital, and a, .h.. date,
tscen,y as;shsrsed from hospital. WAS he dis-
!. Ifnot. what we're his order. on Ls>lnsI
More .pcihc Information as to the 6cdtIon of any
patent !, the district Of Columbia hospitals viii i
irI Ahsd withn twenty four hours after y request ~
do :, =, Is Gsesysd - .t The Warrington Office:
oyIost oines o. 10 ne o HsstE N s.n daily from
spplean ringing thu door bel, Wi Le sscei,si q
Much Inconvenience in condr-' Ing 'hs business os
me Directory having ari.en VII 7. - tors have beer
gwen diTsct .nSss 70 the record tooks themselves
.ssments 3 Otherwise b hsieaitsi iufa.Ssa tlS:S
lhr sanitary Commission, under special Authority
from The President Of tho Omitted Sis, e. msintsins
conveyance to and distribution o. eods pI, In il
charge for the sick and wounded Of p.int where they
inston, before victsbaF and 1t SSbvie-it. Ss,ri-
Of the Aiients ali csses To sser,ap the r,ativS
ehAr.cter OF these wants In . Trustworthy manns4.
Of the goods disirbutsd besides he nraid a..
vices OF the menbsu. Of the Comm slon. twentv
and more than hfty lAy.asents are emp Dyed. undss
pssnniAIy securities for rssponsibe ,snd eficisns
been about pr csnum q the Value Of ths eoaSs
distributed; Ths Cou,mssion has not been sbiS Ia
misaprops, IONS to The value II one dollar H. ,s 1s
thousand u rood which hay. been once T..
it, shipping depota. The 70 lowing are the nsinss ~
these depots 10 which auxiay societies and AM an
p~sd to AID the snh and sounded without reference
csssy Tor aAAstance arc invited to nd. Their ofsS
nSs ~ 'AH-
Sanitary Comu1iason, Branch eupplv- Og,cs .
Summer street, Boston Massachusetts.
rssmtNy Cornnisson. Branch Supply Office IL
Ihhi VENUE, New York ~
sanitary Commission, Branch Supplv om.a O,
South sixth street, Philsde phia, Penrsylyanis
Ohio. '' N'AeIinAih
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply ofbos. Rsns
street, Cleveland, Ohio. ~
sanitary COmmls~oa, Branch Supply oace, Chico,
sanitary Commission, Branch supply osaee, LouIs
The Commisinn receives NO pecunisrv Aid vh..
ever from the Government, and Is wholly 4 u,nd.ne
on the voluntary contributions Of the public for ~
mean. Of suxtsinns IL Operstions EontribatioDs
Nov Yo-k. w ." soss"
The Nance Of the following gentlerr on. comn,.
soners OF the President OF the United STATE. ars
pshfeu 20 lht puhr lot tho economy, INTEGRITY and
eitci ncy With which whstever is entrlsted 10 ths
ii. W BtllovI, j.. ID. tfe1rge + sfrnnu Eso
q u Pam PAIL, Lt-p Horace Biuney, Jr, Ia.
I. y SNqlinm L; 5 4. H. Rev T N Cisrk, IA
X L. orl NJ ID, T. SA Hon II n IN -n.,.
w, III, Van hIIp u, NJ y Hon Nal skInHs,
~ y, IL p.Dn.' a. ~ Rev, John II. He wood
2 y y To-, M. y Pot Farm "a Rosn
Ri; HsneW, n, T. Hon, schu yler Colfsx,
j. 5. evberry, n d
eh IN Ssfes o. sAsIfAsI Goa.lssic.,
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a BOY WANTED IN A SALOON, TO
INcoot oysters and make himself generally useful.
Apply ~ siSthsy no

Apply al SIKH sy T0
EOUND-ON THURSDAY NIGHT, A
L pocsst book eonisln ming small sum OF money,
papers and articles The owner can have the same
sBHys li'sy anna Pans .Iy . dES
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTRD
4 by the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO EXAM.
me clAiMs n ads against the county for dsInsses
psSn q sn. 70 q
recent riots .iil hold meeting 1t the Chamber Of
r. r',;a Of ,oy Ep0. No. Il Gu" Hal on
oon.lder ths foovius eaes.
KGbt M soa", s3s9 60 Atlantic Dock coisooo 90
a. ,Br.mner. ZOO % HiiIsbsihwilson so a
Ss~ maj, ondtr- B.rn.rd GctIs.r ASH 90
,dons6c,gIIon. $3.50 IS Tho. Fleming. Is 81
Andr.-',h 'pon. Andrew Foster
gid Co 1000 on II gyms 49,. 1000 %
hlsn,'Nesman $500 90 NichOlUS sslsn-
No-esLos eustu i,uo' ~ inoH ........... S,64S 90
samuelA susus COO w Coo " vssey.... l,26p 90
derh'I .-'.,.. 81 % I,hn = head az 30
Claimants sil be r.c4ifsd So prove the ouusrship
u th- property destroyed The feet, n rsauon 10 ~
de' -uc,ion, .nd The value CT tbe pr perry
ihe above panSd PER- NJ, ith their wi,nessss are
fLlJAu. T.. PuELY.
AiGrStls wFIsIASS,( cspeeisi
sSlrll PLY, il, COMMITTEE
OklaOS LLtNI
E7HErT E. uur'u,s Secretary.
h,s York, Nov. 3, 1858. fTe
MANIED-A STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS
w young OF miei a aged iaEn porter in . store;
rsrf S.e,dy sn'iSyT.n, ~ cue S tbW..its App,s
BY ie'trtoC 4 A, toy Esp Isl
NNASIEO-9O GOOD CLOAKMAKERS,
w 20 vi m the b,si wage, will be paid: also good
FIT Nki!rT fMSctIIiliUfr;du. s5Oi BS-sI1. III
\[AhlEu--A STKONG 10y TO OPEN
w o. tters aud make himself generally useful Ap-
pJ a. ,lt oyst "a Tk.t al IhiTdsv lis
NNANTEp \ JOuRNEYMAN BARBER
W uood .agcs aLt steady employment. IA Cher
, fyIt. $50
5000 BoUNTY- VOLUNTEER FOR
CCO mo cl,h rsemsn', stationed At Camp
frs,l. N'r Jet.., $3.50 cash immediately mus
t.r tt.Nu.e "a So 4us lm,nt., no hunbur. New
o.. er a'NArr raNs her luunues. No. Exchange
I q. as'5 t.s frIrJ, Jerioy City. Capt. T. COM
FA.'t. fs9
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MARINE NEWS.


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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Union Prayer Meetinxs hereafter
n the Baptist house, Al o'c, Sabbaih p VI
DR.. Tobias VeniliaD Liniment

Has given universal satisfaction during the
fourteen years it has been introduced into the
United States. After being tried by millions,
ii has been proclaimed the pain destroyer Of
the world. Pain can not be where this lini-
men, is applied. II used as directed II can
not and never has failed in single instance.
beat. One IS cent bottle Will cure all the
above, besides being useful IN every family
for sudden accidents such as burns, scalds.
cuts, insect siings. &c. Ii is perfectly inno.
cent to take internally, and can be given to
The Oldest person or youngest child. Price
s5 and 50 cents a bo,rie. Office. 56 Corlandr
Street New York. Sold by al! Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Adjourned
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Coun
ID of Union county, will be sold al Public
sale. on the premises, Thursday, 15sh
Dec. 1888, al NJ, The following described
Rea Estate:
No. J, all that certain tract Of land, situate
in White Deer township, Union couniy.
bounded by lands of Jacob Stahl, Paul Dief.
fenderfer. samuel Gemberlins, Joseph Kline.
Widow Robins, and others, Containing 100
Acres more or less, having thereon erected
two Dwelling Houses. Barn, and other osi.
buildings. with the apPurtenances.
No 2, all that certain lot of ground situato
in the town of New Columbia, numbered in
the ,own-plan Of said town No ?. adjoining
Lot No on the south. Wafer street on The
west. and the Susquehanna river on the easS
containing one fourth of an acre more or less.
with the appurienances.
Terms and conditions made known al sale
by THOMAS ARBUCkLE,
Administrator Of Dawn SIsPLiR, deed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
The March of Events.

M.Mr. Dcuormsndie sends Us from
Wilmington, (Del,) number of the
Dela care Iaguirsr-the widest circulated
paper in that S;sss-which supported Ma
thaniel B. Smi;hers for Congress. The
following Editorial, iu that paper Of l7,h
Oct, shows how the Rebellion 10 accon-
plishing the downfall of Slavery, so that
the late fearful name "AbolitisHis.' is
becoming cherished even in Slave State {:
"AS0iIIIoNIsrs.
"It has been but few short years siase
the best and wise.s Of our Statesmen re-
PEELED, with indignant scorn, the nsms Of
Abolitioui.t Now, :hs best and wisest Of
them accept the name, aud glory in it !;
aud the masses, imbued in . great meas
ure with the heaven born spirit Of progress
and love Of humanity, sing with joyous
enthusiasm hosannss to the advancing
spirit of the sainied martyr 10 the sacred
cause of freedom-Johu Browo. We
thank God that force Of circumstances has
opened the eyes Of ourselves and others, and
compelled u, to place ourselves on the side
of freedom and humanity, and that vs can
honestly lsy claim to the most glorious
title with which al American can be On.
doweG-an ABoLITIoNIsT We have, in
common with almost ali others, the prsju-
dices against the negro which have bsec
iustiiled into rs BY Circumstances and
education but We would rather, yes, .
Thousand times rather, take by the hand
aud call him brother, . negro, even ono
bowed down and degraded by this infsrssl
and iuiqi,ous curse Of Slavery, than accept,
10 token Of friendship, the treasou-dysd
hand Of that man, who, traitor to justice,
humanity, his God and his country, sup
port. the ins,iga,ors o! this disbolical Re-
beIlion in their efforts for the perpetuation
of oppression. And of this class are the
supporters of Vsllaodigbam in Ohio,
Woodward 10 Pennsylvania, (snd the con-
tenptible Brown in Delaware, but Who,
We are glad to say, has not long disgraced
our soil with his presence.) We are AZ
AbolitioDist because We love our Uoiou,
and bate, with a bitter intensity Of hatred,
the only power that has ever struck q
blow against its preservation-Slavery.
We hate slavery, because it is opposed to
the spirit Of our age, which is-FREE-
DOM"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
THE REBEL FLAG.

when Tress>n. IN PiutouiAn night,
Cnfurled hs- standard 10 the air,
She took q comets baleiul light.
And set the star called NorInscod there;
She mingled sith i,s fun@rsl dyes
The .coslipz of Is-ariot's eyes
FALLEN Lucifers rry~ngeful glance.
when Wing from lthuri-f, lance:
Sh. striped it With the guilty blood
OF every feloG since the food.
Ana tsi- IL gather in it, n shi
Yir.brasd, from hell. eternal night,
Then Called = vampire from IL. c.'s,
Fresh from its banquet OF the grave,
And gave the symbol in his hand
To madden and .ppsl the land
Yl.s of the vecpisc sonasmsns bnme!
Rv demon hands tp traitors given.
In Goi- own name w. tell thy DOOM.
Api call on the. the curse OF He,ssn.
Perish. thou thri-e acrursst sheet!
wh-n rebel cohorts fy b-fore US,
With Fr-edom's soil h-nesth our feet.
And Freedom bsnuer streaming Ger ca.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08

David Bay and Jacob Jarret, residing
near Selipsgrove, were drowned in the
river oppositsSunbury, Friday week. They
we're taking over fat loaded With coal,
and when about half way over, the fat
commenced sinking, and soon vent to the
bottom the water being perhaps IL feet
deep. They called for help, but sunk
before any assistance could be given. The
bodies have been recovered. The river
was swollen and rough, and the men we're
advised not to Cross At the time One Of
them leaves . wife and five children.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Grand Achievements.

Lookout Mountsin aud Missionary
Ridge are two very high mountains, one
S. f. and the other s. ". from Chsttsu-
ooga, while Ch;cksmagus is still further
South. The Rebels bad possession OF
those mountains, which would hsve ''com
msnded" Cba,,anooga-if our men had
allowed them. Both these high points
we're asssiled BY the Uoion forces. %
one, a report says. "Gen. Hooker ro'
fgh,inq nJope the clouds" Both positions
had to be taken BY the Unionists before
they could rout tho Rebels from Cbicks.
magua, Rossville, and the other points
they held But it vas done, and Bragg's
force seems all near Dalton. One of these
high mountsin tops vas carried, on the
26 b ult., in a manner thus narrated in 40
official report:
"Tbe s,orming of the ridge BY our
troops, vas one of the greatest miracles in
military history. Nomau Who climbs the
asssn, BY any Of the roads that winds along
IT'S front, can believe that $4,000 meb
we're moved upon its broken and crumb-
ling face, unl.ss it was bis fortune to wit
ne.. the deed. l: seems rs awful as Wis.
ible iu,erposition of God. Neither Gen.
erals Grant nor Thomas intended it.
Their orders we're to carry the rife pits
seng the base Of the ridge and cut off
Rat
complished, the unaccountable spirit Of the
troops bore them boldly up the impractics.
BILE sleeps, over the bristIing riae pits on
the cres, and the thirty cannon enfIsding
every gully. Tue order TO storm appears
to have been given simultaneously BY
Generals Sheridan and Wood, because the
men were not TO be held hack. Hopeless
as the attempt appeared to military pru-
d-nce, the geserals caught the inspiration
of the men, and we're ready themselves TO
undertake impossibili,ies."
of another order Of success is the
following, as found 10 the New York Tri-
buoe:
81 have to record On extraordinary
episod. tina. occurred during the battle.
Two hundred mules, packed near Gen.
Hooker's line, broke loose, and charged
furiou-l across the field, toward where =
Georgia regiment was stationed. Think
ing it Vas cavalry, or something else, the
regiment broke iu confusion and ran, lea
wing one thousand Enfield rif1es of the
best descriptien behind them which Hook
er has to show 10 proof of the incident"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
TO THE PuHIlcL

GONE person. whose in,eres, n would pro-
~ badly BE if were to les<e Levisburg,
has circ ula'sd the report th,(I had sold out
my Gallery, and ieft ,o.p So far from this
being the case. have dst made \ very i'm
portan, improvement N my skylight, and am
nov taking better fixtures than ever, at my
usual piecs over squysNboe Store, few doors vest
OF detsels REVERE House, where 1 Am at all times
prepared to va ail nv old freads and any number
Of new ones In CARD PHOfoSRAPHs challenge the
country to pfcdue. not better, but q good a. can
furnish my eustDmsfs
n. B. When do ssll ont and Sesve, will let my
friends know. .. I. uOwRT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Farms for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale si Private
i Sale Two Farms situated near The
borough of Harileton-
One in Hartley township, containing aeose
$50 Acres. adjoining lands Of Jacob fsea.
Barn. and other buildings thereon.
The other in Lewis township. containing
about l3O Acres. with new Brick House.
Bank Barn and other Ou,buildings. adjoining
land OF Vim Hoffman. Wm Wolf and ethsfA.:
For further information, inquire Of ~
subscriber. residing in Hartley township. -
of SAMUEL HAurr Esq. in Hartletoa borough.
Oct.Is RV. B. LINCOLN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
STRINGS of Lies.

We copy the FIVE following gross per-
vsrsions of truth ont Of a single Copper
head paper, which is full of like attempts
to make the people discoutented, and to
nroyoke hate and distrust IN the Govern
ment:
"Wbsn Curtin was first elected Cover
nor. he We. in Strengthened circumstances-
scarcely able to pay bis honest deots' but
after being in offiee for three years at four
Thousand dollars a yesr-mskIng twelve
thousand, with his expenses yet to come
ou,-be "a said to have three hundred thou
sand dollars deposited in Philadelphia
bank Question, where did he get 1t z!
"I, is said that master Bob Lincoln,
son Of the President, is very wealthy, ne
having made about $500, 900 as Govern
meut contractor. He must be growing
up in the faith Of his father-s good 10y
sli.t"
"VaLu.TIoy Revenue Board OF
Pennsylvania fixed the value of taxable
property in the State at $3.50, 500 ,OOO-
Pennsvlvana'- share Of the National debt
u SjOO,O0O,000!"
SHAMEFUL BoAsT.-I elected Gov
Curtin Mr.. Stanton replied, for | sent
him Is 900 more votes than be had major
iry.' This was vaun'iugly, aloud, and 10
the presence Of a crowd
"Mr. Lincoln won't take bis pay In bis
own money. Perhaps DR.. Aver doGt
take his own pills"
Cap anything be more wicked than
telling such mous.rous stories to the SIM
pie, honest people, who look to an editor
as q friend, and expect him to tell them
the truth g.? ais said" is wilful liar, out
aud out, generally, and in this case surely,
Pennsylvania share Of the National debt
is not a third of the sum named. Sec.
Stanton said DO such thing, for it never
was done, and if it we're be would not
boast of it at least to . crowd. And the
President takes greenbacks just As cheer.
fully as the people do, Notwithstanding the
efforts Of the couutry's enemies to depreci-
ate ii in value, to the sorrow and loss of
the soldier and his family and Of all tie
people. "Where will such liars die when
they 70 to?" Sneaking insinuations of
the sort are worse than plump assertions
and manly attacks. By just such dirty,
irresponsible little impu'a'ioDs, the Rebels
and Copperbeads hope yet to triumph. If
Put to the proof Of one of their ibsls, the
editors would confess the lie, as did that
one in Beaver county Who accused Gov.
Curtin OF drunkenness Shame-shame
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08

Hp Congress organized yesterday. 10
the House. C,lfax { (Uu,Ou) had ~ maj
over all for Speaker.
Saturday last, Rebels crossed the RaPi-
dan above Rsccoou Ford. Gen. Mesde
sent ont SINE light batteries, Which are
supposed to have checked the advance, as
cannouadiog vas heard 10 that direction.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec 4-Every,hing is
quiet aloug our entire liues. Our casusl-
ties in the late battles were 1900. We
captured 6, 400 Rebels, and 46 guus
The Rebel a,t.ck on Knoxville, 19tb
ult., cost them a thousand men. They
we're handsomely fepulsed. buroslde
gave Lougs.ree, leave to bury bis dead,
aud take care Of bis wounded.
At Walkers Ford, 90 Cliuoh river, ID
De-, tie Union aai the ktbsl csvslrv
h.d az o. COUNTER, whea tie Rebels lost D
men AID guus, aud we're defeated.
CUMBERLAND Gar, Dec. 4.-Geu.
Foster has drl,ss the enemy frJu Ciiucb
river, and 10 10 pursuit The previous
actions, however, give Louss,rees time to
secure his retreat, though sish losses.
Gilmore is pounding away At Charleston,
some Of bis shot reaching the city, and
beco.iug more damaging.
A company Of "a guerri!l.s has been
captured 10 North Car, lima The Rebels
bnsst that nineteen steamers run the
blockade into Wilmington, hight Of 1874.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Doctor S. H. KNIGHT
"AS located himself in LEWiSBCRG.
where be will attend to The practice Of
medicine
Market ST, nearly opposite Ammons' block
TESTIMONIALS

UssTLyr0S, Cnion Co.. S,v. 81 1883
nesr Sir: Ny liver snd stomach badly diseased
Shat sll sho gave n- up Doctors and all hut
coutinusd to .sk= rnsiieIne snf II cur-d
nov we'll. Erag nut1t-r in ~ neizhhorhood
that hsi lung ~ -0Hnrsints th-5 cured by
msiicn.- A. lif. = ! soU.t sdyi-- sill who
sfri-tsi siih disease ,i== yos c> ard life
and money. Iours t-u &. JOHN GpODLASpkR.
HtE-I,-ps Tr-ru Co. NoE -, lse3.
nesr ST. vNs slir--i a Sreusaatsrn thr mum
Der o. years, - su-rd o. vcI- -ssiicins.
not aNls 70 leave ~ h-' WIEN l-sr--i taking
v.lu,hie rnei!-iue, snd hNs sJts nd-d hy two
other physicians. Your. I al ,. JOSH MILLER.
L,ururoS Urion Co, Nov l.. 1888.
Dr. 2. II. knight; Dear sir-I Was afflicted with
Rhsuu a;i. could Walk step, and two bottles
Of YOUR valuable redicns cured IN short tine.
stv.e all Who scted With this disease 70 apply to
you AID get cured. Tour- truly, J. BROUsE.
H.K-IrT. Union Co. Nov. Is. 1873.
d.. g II. knight Dear Sir-I send YOU this state
neut in order benefit suffering humaritv- Ny wife
Law long time With oOnsun piion. snt her life
cry given up BY s WAS sivisi to try other med
i-ins. doctors co1tinus with your trranent your
medicine cured her; she Il we'll would advise all
who a-ted with lung and Iive- disease e you
send for you, get your medicine, ard life and
money. li0ssl Yours res2y, JOHN dALER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Farm for Sale.

THE souih-wesl quarter of section u,
town ~, north range s, east Of the l,h
principal meridian. The said Farm hes
about two miles north Of the city Of
FIseport in Stephenson Co., Ininsis,
has about Forty Acres under cultiv ation, with
Log House and other Ou;buidings; is vatersd
By enc of the most beautiful Springs in he
cOuhIy, and the balance Of the tract is covered
by a Thrifty growth of timber.
Every acre Of the farm is susceptible Of
cultivation, and when suitably improved
would make one Of the most invitiag rss.
dences n Illinois.
For particulars enquire of Francis Wilson.
Of Lewisb1rg, Pa; Saml B. Harris, of Free.
port, H., or the subscribers, a; Savanna, Ill
E. CHAMBERLIN,
Nov 90. 1893 L. H. BOWEN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Issue List for Dee. 81.

Danl Rengler VS. is W Anderson
. J&J Young rs Jos NJ Thomas
Mi Kleckner VS. Menges & Penny wi no
4 Geddes Marsh & Co VS. VIM Moore
Twp of Limestone VS. George Slear
SNYDER & Grubb VS. & Kleckner &c
TO l3 other parties vs. same
IA Jno H Goodman VS. VIM Young
is Danl Rangler vs. Jere Anderson
is M'Curdy Tate VS. VIM Brobst
l7DBKerst Henry Hunsecker
10 C H shriner for Vance VS. VIM Rule
10. 90, same for Young VS. same
81 Enoch Kaufman ct al VS. Geo Zellers
2. Johu Bileer VS. Danl Reber
90 David T Davis VS. Geddes Marsh 4 Go
"a Chs Bruudage VS. JAG and Aaron Klose
IS Charlotte Long VS. Jere Kleckuer ct al
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Real Estate,
House and Lot for Sale .

FV'HE subscriber offers. a, private sale, Ais
Ho.se and Lot, situate N Union town.
ship. Union county, three quarters Of mile
from the Union Furnace, on The road leading
TO selinsgrove. adjoining lands oe Aaron v.
Buskirk and David Besy Ion. The lot contains
HI Acres. The improvements are new -
iwo-storey Frame House. with 90, kn-&
chen, and good uever-failing Wafer. Alsos
good sble, and aboat one hundred Apple
- and Peach Trees.
= This IS desirable hons, suitable for
ieamsiey.
For further particulars call on or address
the subscriber at The Winfield p. O., Union
Co. Pa. SAMUEL A. WALTERS, p. ~
Dec 7, SO If
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Estate of William Wilson. decd.

7 ETTESS Tesiamentary on the Estate of
L. WILLIAM WILSON, late of Lew
i,burg borough. Union comfy, having been
granted TO the Undersigned, all persons indeb-
ted thereto are requested 10 make immediate
payment. and those having claims or demands
against the sane will present them for settle
ment. Ann WILSON, Executrix,
I. Il. WILSON, Executor.
Lewishure, Nov. %, 1863
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court for the county Of
l Union-Esta,e Of WILLIAN TArs, late
Of Hartley township in said county, decd.
The Auditor appointed By the Court to make
distribution of the balance in The hands Of
Samuel &. TATE and Robert Foster. Admins
traitors of the estate of said decedent,wlll meet
all parties interested for the purpose Of his
appointment on Friday. the lth day of Dec
ember, 1868. at o'clock. p NJ, al his Office
IN I.swisburg. JOHN B. LINN, Auditor