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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
FROM THE FRONT OF WASHINGTON.

Correspondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, May 27, 1863
Gen. Heintzleman has command Of the de-
lenses of Washington. General Stahl is in
command Of the forces at Fairfax Court House.
Scouts report that no Confederates are in
the immediate vicinity Occasionally the scouts
encounter small gangs Of bushwhacEers, whom
they generally scatter at short notice or take
prisoners Several prisoners have been cap
tured in this way within the past week. AL
most daily prisoners, from the old Capitol Prison
at Washington, are sent through the lines
South, into the Confederacy. These are allow
ed to take nothing with them contraband Of
war, but they carry with Them in many cases,
valuable information, which is Of infinite ser
vice to the Confederates.
Few Of the old residents remain in Fairfax
Court House, and the place resembles some
what Goldsmith's "Deserted Village The
farmers too, have mostly deserted their homes
and for miles around there are no crops IN the
ground save here and there small patch of
garden. vegetables, planted by some soil.
tary Virginian who still fingers around his
homestead, and who thus tries to keep gaunt
Famine from his door Weeds, rank and lux
uriant, are growing in fields and valleys made
rich by the deposits of carcasses Of mep and
horses, which have for the past two years been
left to fatten and enrich the soil.
Thousands of acres Of woodland have been
cut down by the contrabands, and tens OF
thousands of cords of wood are piled up tor
Government ase. This is putting the con-
trnbands to use, and will save the Govern
ment thousands Of dollars in the matter OF
fuel for it's military railroads and steamboat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 10Th inst by the Rev DR. White JOHyB
HILL, esq, Of Ednburg, Scotland and HELEN A. third
daughter of the late Richard NJ Warng Of Prince Georges
county, Md.
On Thursday evening, the 21s ilst by the Rev. Mr. Tu
ner JAMES DUCKETT, and Miss MARY NALLEy ali Of
Marlboro district, Md,
On Tuesday evening: the 18th inst BY the Rev Mr. Todd
CHARLES E. HARMON, and Miss SARAH {. P0SEY, all Of
Charles county, Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30

The N. 7. grand jury few days ago mazda
a presentment complaining Of the mact;ca
now SO common of carrying concealed weapons
The jury was of opinion that the law on that
subject should be enforced, and that vouDo
men, and more particularly policemen, should
not be allowed to carry loaded pistols, dirls
and other dangerous weaplns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
DIED.

In Charlottesville Va, the 23d of April last Mrs LOU
ISA HUNTER widow of the late Gen. alexander Hunter
formerly for many years Marshal Of che District of Columbia
Her position and wealth gave her influence in society
less felt than her religious connections with Christian
church whose wants always shared her noble qualities She
died among strangers kind and generous, 10 relation n
close her eyes in DEATH Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
NOTICE..
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR
Alexandria, Va, May 30, 1863.
WHEREAS the condition Of the city Of Al.
w exandria is such, that, unless active steps
are taken to insure proper observance Of san'
tary rules, the health Of the people of the city,
and Of the troops in the hospitals and neighbor-
hood, will materially suffer, and it appearing
that the civil authorities have not the means Of
placing the city in 3 proper sanitary condition:
Therefore, by virtue Of the authority. vested IN
the undersigned, notice is hereby given given, to all
persons owning, residing in, or having the use
of any residence, stable, outhouse orprenlses
of any description whatsoever that they are re-
CURED to have the same thorough cleanser
four DAYS from this date Of al garbage, manu!e
&C., &C., the same to be placed IN pfis M ha aT
centre of the street. or in barrels oelo[e M yI'
premises. After the first four days, 1t ", VIM Os
Continued by them from day to day' A ano pei
Sons UPON Whose premises more than one e. Cart Art
load has accumulated will be required 70 so IL.
move it at their own expense All p 6e Srou l
hefcre the Provost judge and tlned; - Mi.
Bv order of Brig. Ger. John T. olo0sA' VA
itary Governor Alexandria, va,r r,1rrc
Senior Surgeon and Health oln'S''
Q0--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
CONGRESSIONAL
SEVENTH VIRGINIA nTsTpro,

Further returns from Loudoan, and nroh,
bly, from some precincts in other connt;as Y'
to be received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
OUR SUFFOLK, (VA.) LETTER.
rCorrespondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

correspondence
SUFFOLK, Va, May 26.-The important
work commenced about q fortnight since IS
nearly completed Not only have the rails of
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad been re-
moved, but also those Of the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad A small force Of Workmen
are still engaged upon the last named, bat in
q dav or two they will return here, having fin
ished the work they were delegated to perform
Both roads cross the Blackwater. The Sea-
board and Roanoke at Franklin, and the Nor
folk and Petersburg at Huni. These places
are across the river, and we commenced opera
ton on this side about two miles from them
Consequently we took up about twenty miles
of rails on each. The rails are Of a superior
quality, being very heavy, and made Of the
best iron.
Jenkins Division, consisting of three bri-
gades remain in the vicinity OF the Blackwa
ter. Pickets are thrown out about a mile
across the river, and the Confederate scouts
and accommodating parties at times venture as
far as Smithheld.
4 number of disloyal persons sent away
from here at the beginning Of the late troubles
in this vicinity have been allowed to return
upon giving their parole not to communicate
anything to the enemy.
SPECULATION.-In New IoIk coI[espon-
dent Of the ''Rochester Union cites the fol-
lowing facts within his knowledge:
''Speculations have been raging IN every de-
nartment of business during the last six
months. An extensive oil merchant and man
ufacturer informed me that he sold last winter,
at the highest price then prevalent, about
80, 900 gallons of linseed oil, which he has now
in store in large tanks, the parties having
bought and held it on speculation. He said
he knew Boston gentleman who had inves-
ted $780, 900 in oil, whose losses would not
fall short of $50, 900. The backwardness of
merchants to- buy large stocks of goods at the
high rates at which they have been held has
made these forestallers and spectators quite
uneasy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30

SANITARY REGULATIONS st will be seen
by reference to another column that the mill
tarv governor has taken in hand the sanitary
condition Of the city, and issued an order IN
reference to the removal of garbage &C., which
requires the attention of citizens The conve
niences placed by the military authorities at
the disposal of those coming under the order,
will it is hoped obviate the necessity for any
fines. All should be glad to comply With
alacritv with it's wholesome directions.
THE MARKET, this morning, was tolerably
supplied, and there was large attendance OF
b,yers. There was some excellent beef, veal,
and mutton offered, at prices previously quo
ted-fron Is to 20 cts. per h. according to
quality. All kinds Of vegetables are scarce
and high. Young cabbage DO Cts. per peck
asparagus 20 cts per bunch-lettuce cts. per
head-radishes cts per bunch-green-peas
so cts. per peck; strawberries at from Is to
81 per quart. Fresh fish are scarce and high.
Shad are selling at from 40 to so cts. per pair,
sturgeon 10 cts. per h. Spring chickens,
about the size of cartridges, so to IS cts. per
pair, Eggs % cts. per dozen. Butter 81 q
IS cts. per ID.
r. e vote in Fairfax county tor annexation to
Western Virginia was SO against it, rs. For
the House of Delegates, Hawkshurst 1875,
Tucker 81. For State Senator, Brown lo9
Purdy As. Purdy is elected from the Senate
rial district
The Geographic dispatch in the N. y. Her
aid concerning the advance Of Gen. Lees ar
nv, and his address to his troops, is trsated IN
some Of the papers as sensational. y
Sea island cottoa is quoted in New York at
81 80 per pound, and Uplands at 3l2 to 523
But little in market.
The drought continues, though appearances
for rain were favorable this morning. The
weather issultry.
The June term of the County Court, COM
mences on Monday next.
Vessels arriving at New York. continue to
report large fields of ice off the Eastern coast
The vote in Berkeley county, Va, for an
nexation to Western Virginia WAS 645-against
1t, 7.
The vote in Fairfax county, tor Lieut.. Gov
ernor, as far as received, is-Cowper lO2-Mi-
ner g.
The following named prisoners of State reach
ed Washington last evening from Gen. Stahls
command, and were sent to the Old Capitol;
John Barnes, DR.. Geo. s. Hamilton, Geo. X.
m T..L~a.u Tobn Ma1doon
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MACHINE STITCHING, Of al r k1l51S
lN Also, DRESS and CLOAh Me eEEWING
Also, for sale, one Groyer q DaA etre o0
MACHINE, at No. l89 Cameron S''''''
nv 3O-2t* -----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30

The following named prisoners of State reach
ed Washington last evening from Gen. Stalls
command, and were sent to the Old Capitol;
John Barnes, DR.. Geo. S. Hamilton, Geo. E.
Jackson, James T. Jackson, John Meldoon,
VIM. Thompson, Waters Thompson, Adolphus
Lewis, refugee.
The steamboat Flying Cloud now running
from Georgetown to Point of Rocks, Md,
leaves west side Market House, Georgetown,
D. c., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
7 o'clock for Point of Rocks, and returning
leaves Point OF Rocks at o'clock a. m, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BAISAMlC CORDIAL
FOR 1nF SPEEDY CURE OF


C,uqbs Colds IEHsHrd 'rnUp. U0drssnSs, Brnaclnis,
J1ssfnOrir Dis.dsss yf the ia,rsi, Grisng ',a Cd,
Ipcipisnt Consumption and for II. Telrsf and V at al
Jassi) II Hiticnts iH odrdnoe tlges et The Lticr
rJrUE Balsamc Cordial is entirely vrcsahl. produc-
tiou. combining the h,ans properties of the Easan,
with the inYgoraiing qualities OF aCordiai producing
combination we'll adapted TO the purposes Intended,
that there hut few Of disease which will not at
early prod succumb to its healing and lifegising
properties
For ,s has The treatment Of pulmonary diseases &c
enpri the greater portion OF the attention of the sci-n
tr Of the medical world, hut acquired emf
hence IN his Of these diseases, than the cele
brats Prussan nr oorHni. the originator Of the Bal
samir Cordial Ills liiewa- devoted to the production of
remedies that would stand unriyalei How we'll he has
surr-eed the American people able to judge: and
We positively assert that preparations that have
been placed before them, have cnnirrr" th" amount
O: benefits suffering humanity. or have elected 50
many ndatons from all classes of Sociriy the
remedies of iIonaud, prepared By Dr C. NJ jackson
Co. Of Philadelphia.
The Cordial sdrsgned for class ofIseases more gen
.ral and fatal than any otbe- To which the people
of this country ARE suhject-thoSe sprinring from a
sli.E. cold That eminent authority, DR. Bell, says
(" will that Colds to inhabitants what
the Plague yellow Fever to those of other
tries: hut confidently that they usher in dis
greater completely and mortality than these latter
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer JOHN NJ
WHITALL, says of the EALSAMlC CORDIAL.
Dr. c. VI. J.cKs0N- Respected Friend Having for a
long time been ariuaint, with the thy BAL
SANIC CORDIAL IN Coughs Colds Inflammation Of the
Lungs. &c, thus freely bear testimony to its efficacy
For several years have never been without 1t in my
family 1t Is also gives pleasure to state that have
used with entire success IN the ireatment o Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly. JOIN VI. WHlTALI-
Fifth Mo- IL, lSjS Race st. above 18th, Philad'a a
ss-Tbese m"dioines for sale by all respectable
Csuass. British Provinces, and West Indies. at 5 cent
per bottle BE sure and get the genuine with IN" sigma
others counterfeit. Principal office and Man ufacto
~. ais Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
GENERAL ORDER.

rT'HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession OF the
Philadelphia Il Ere Railroad, under the con-
fl,ions agreed on with The Philadelphia d
Erie Railroad Company. they have appointed
JOSEPH d. POTTS, General Manager there
of, to whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instructions.
j. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office of the Penna Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, 1862. !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
NQicN erpqig Star & Liu,sSVrg tPT''''n
AN lNDEPFNDENT FAHiL JOi
,ssued Friday. al Lrwi>harc, Union ceuEn' f'h"

TERNS-Si5 SO per year, TO ~ pm y 81 Mn. 50
at the rat. 'yT Ion ger or -hor-r p'To1 s.I
cts IN nav TOR four munths IS Cts fur ~ u " 40
fDr eight months dol for sixteen months a'. ~. N.
years 50 for four copies year. >lu 'r l'p .,
wear Sc single Nos cts Payments ~ D"~ t.l.ir
received in gold, postage stamps. or bank n.ES ~
value here. Most kinds of Produce rreri''' ~ I'D
ry-when the time Spres Tor which a pslri II
(unlrss We hav- running accornt = sl'i "a =, -
ApvHHrtsEMsNrs Handsomely putii>hei, 81 =, az
square ore week. . cts each after iEssrt"h-
mouths 3 dol. Trr wear. Half sgusrr-:@ ic
dol dol Two s,iusT-s-l Sc Loo. SOC h'i'L' 1,h-f
not over one fourth of column. 10 dol per y
sizes &c ~ may BE- screei upon. Sgpsf' -. Of >
smallest t,p- or Ii of next lafErr- Ad'rtiS' ftst
dcuora4i Illegal. or sWiudne t'rd'h'N nj pt-rs,i
Communications de,r-d on topics ~ t'h.1 t'1 ,lir,-'
and accompanied BY the writer RAJ '"h' n, o.
The MAGNETIC TEL EGEA l. iocH'' "a ~ - vsriip'
nfths Sur = thrraiais, by Which " yt'sh IN
Nv. 10 a,ivsnr, uf th. Plilat Nar. -. Ar sod
Cann-rt-,i ~rh 'h- u6i~e sr- HmT'r H''''s.,,a ,
tiuis Of JOB RlNTIAG', " ti'a ~ii - N.
49, tne-. am! d.stat IN, ou 'I-"ra's b,r hsa''
q. rs.a.l ~, r'sesrirrts ?" - rH" ''l =. .ins =
la job MsA ~hr "a delivered a. - -" .ort .sr-J
-nFtICEoL MaTkvt s.u'r".n'r - MI !Is-
JaD l. lsss NuhcEN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

TOTAL ABSTINENCE GENERAL q
meeting in Washington, Gen. Prentiss
presented himself as the greatest curiosity
10 the army General who never drank
. glass Of liquor in bis life. He stated
"tbst rum and drunken officers, had done
more to defeat and demoraliz, our armies,
than oil rebeldom could ever do-that, il
the appointing power had made temperance
in Officers an indispensable qualification,
tue War would have been closed before
this time"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
LARkIN IL CO.,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Sc Corner Eighth ana Arch Sts.-Fhilade.Phia.
(EntraHes On EigiHs StTestl

FrER many years experience in all the
y various branches of the Art. the ProprI-
etorS confidently invite the attention Of their
friends and the public 10 their extensive e>ta-
bishmenr, which presents the opportunity for
procuring the best Pictures, equal al least TO
any hr>i-class Gallery IN the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the improved stsI-s known to the Art. They have a
pat-nt arrangement for copying Ds.uerreoty-s sc
making them Life size it d--ir.d-th- only one Il the
hind in this country. Attached to this establishment
are three crloriuE Artists.
PMoroGRirHs. including Painting, as low as 81 90
do with frame do -
do 81 Pho. Rt75-ts. Extra copies 5o cts.
~ g per dog. Life .Ec Photograph luw 3. aut
Ivorytype at same price. Durable AmhrotyPys nj 90
cents and Upwards
most extensive assortment Of Gilt Frames, eulbrac-
ing select aud choice variety 90! he latest st les. fT
ccs from % cents aud upwards
Especial attention t'-tuvrt upon lif-ss'i Photo
graphs IN oil frr,l FROM small pictures, anu from
life. Price, from 80 to sl.".
ra-Instrt 'tl.u> given 10 the irt e>ly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
ries, Elard.. are, QueensWare, q C
JOHNS s. CROsLEY,
Sole Manufacturers ofthc Improved
Gutta Percha CEMENT ROOFING

1T IS the cheapest and most durable Roofing
inu use.
II Is Fire and Water Proof!
1t can be applied 10 new and old Roofs Of all
kinds and TO Single Roof, without removing
the shingles.
The cost is only about one-third that of Tir
and is twice as durable.
Gu.ta PcT> IA Cement. for preser-
wing and rena snS Tin and other Metal Roofs
of every description, from lis great elasticity,
is not injured by the Contraction and expan-
sion of metals, and will not crack IN cold or
run in warm weather.
These materials have been thoroughly tes-
ted in New York and all parts Of the southern
and Western States. and we can give abund-
am proof of all we claim IN their favor.
They are readily applied by ordinary labo-
rerS. at a Irilling expense.
No HEAT lS REQUIRED.
These materials are put mp ready for use,
and for shipping to all paris of the country,
with full printed Directions for application.
Full te,crPtiye Circulars Willie furnished
on application by mail or IN person al our
Principal office, 5I0 Broadway. New York
Opposite st. Nicholas IIotel) JOHNS a CR0SLEI.
AGENTS WANTED. 6ms75
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

The abovs portrait e David NCreary, Of Napi''
TvpWho on the lSt day sf August l>N made siay II
beflTr Iu-cv ,ior~, that he treated Tor the eure''
AyCfH by tlre. phV -uau- ot H. lfud county and by pr
N-~ton Of the Eci-stc COLLEGE Cincinnati. for period
Of nearl, tight months otwithstautiug Nhrh h fP.
nass aud a yJrHn ~ ls i.n ih.ek rsrs sHttJiy sgtH
atrayf lie had given all hope ~h"n be heard a The
..BIocd S.ar-h-r, and induced try it. toIr bot
ties cured him and although -ady 81 figured there j.
NJ question but this valuable mri"iue saved his life
TIE fall particulars of h~ .r1arsabi~ case may isseen
in u Circular o. he lai OF Any 'f the Agents
We also rreT case % Nsury HsaNn~y of Vide r'0n
Armstrong ca Pa cured Of after being uuatl
to get out of bed flr three year.
To the raS- lady tusor vile Eleartrf Co. b.
afflicted with srroiuls in IT, Nurst form
To III. case of George Mri-ri rvstu- in tsrr' town
Csmtrir 20. Pa. who badly afflicted ~Iih Cancer
that it entire of, and Lis worse II
possible. than MCrcary's
rhe Particulars of these casFseyrrv one of Wtirh was
cured hy the us. of the BLOOD >rsrrsr7-may also be-
found in y Circular 70 he had ~ 4ny uf The Agents
GEn. Il. kfl>FE. Proprietor, riti>hars, Pa.
Laboratory fr the uia, turr and sale mar ne
Peuna a-uAi Driot. Holiday -huTE. Pa s"if by =
W schafi- Lewishurr; NtrriEht ii~urk, Bunaio- y
Road: Rudy 4 IImm,lrrich Farmyr-vil'~' Cummings
Wilmer. IIartletou: y II Biss-ll. Nifinturg; l. :
starim, Winfield; shinle NAs"nseller, selnssto7r;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
AMsNNAMSEe
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

NNHE subscribers have for sale r7-s
On lots TO suit itpurchasers) )Aij-..i - ~
a large stock Of l1aa
PINE B0iRDS-Panel Stuff. y. ess.s ~ s.
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
70 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. atour Mills
on South Branch Of ihe White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end of our Road.
T5'A Diploma Tor superior sample Of
Planks, aud Premium for Rails and Shing-
les.were awarded us at the last Union Co.Ag
Far. JOHN MCALL * SONS,
Iy7s2 Forest Hi o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

"Au immense number of petitions have
been sent into the Legislature, from vari,
Gus counties throughout the Common
wealth, asking for the passage Of law to
prevent negroes and mulattoes from enter.
iug the State With Q view to acquire res
ideuce. There is much feeling on this
question, aud it shows the absurdity Of
the Abolitionists in trying to force their
radical measures upon the people. They
are the worst enemies the blacks have.
We understand petitions to the same im'
port are in circulation, in some parts oi
this couuty"-Danuile lnteiliyeneer.
None but enemies of those God has
made darker color, sign such petitions
aud none but copperheads print and cir
eulate them. Are the petitions in Mon.
tour county signed altogether BY "Aboli
tionists," Mr.. ateH;yenoer ? Say!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
THE OLD CONTINENTALs.

Let us awake the memories of that old
glorious struggle, and re-animate our pa
triotism, with the drum and trumpet
lines of Guy Humphrey NJ Master, where
in the battle of Bunker Hill is celebrated
in verse that sounds ike the roll Of drum.
and the rattle of musketry:
In their ragged regimentals,
Stood the old Continentals,
Yielding not.
When the Grenadiers were lunging,
And like hail fell the plunging
Common shot;
When the files
OF the isles,
Prom the smoky night encampment
Bore the banner OF the rampant
tnieorn,
And grummer, grummer, grummer,
Rolled the roll of the drummer,
Through the morn.
Then with eyes to the front all,
And with guns horizontal,
Stood our sires;
Aud the balls whistled deadly,
And in streams flashed redly,
Blazcd the fires,
As the roar
On the shore
Swept the strong battle breakers
Ger the green sodded acres
OF the plain,
AnJ l,uJnr lnrlar ln,1,r
Cracked the black gun-powder
Cracking amain
Now ike the smiths at their forges
Working the red of st. Georges
Cannoniers;
And the 'vi!lainous salt-petro"
Rung a fierce, discordaut meter,
Round our ears;
As the swift
Storm drift
With hot, sweeping anger,
Came the horse guards clangor
On our fanks,
Then higher, higher, higher,
Burned the old fashioned Are
Through the ranks :.
Then the old fashioned Colonel
Gallopcd through the white internal,
Powder cloud,
And his broad sword was swinging,
And his brazen throat was ringing
Trumpet loud;
Then the blue
Bullets flew
And the trooper jackets redden
At the touch of the leaden
Rifle breath,
And rounder, rounder. rounder,
Reared the iron si1-pounder,
Hurting death.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
REMOVAL.

r b. CHRIST, ESQ, has removed his oi-
4. fee to the building of Jonathan Spyker,
North Of the Court House, and immediately
opposite the Buffalo House, where ne Will al
tend 10 all manner of business al his Office
with dispatch and promptneSS in his line Of
business. (Spcaks both English and Germany
April I, 1862. l.. B. CHRiSi.