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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-19

4 Ne last DallOt was as IOilOW6.
w Woodward .......................Io
Ciymer............... ....................33
This George ". Woodvdrd is perhaps
the greatest aristocrat in Pennsylvania
yet plausible, willy, educated, talented
in short, = most dangerous man. Iu the
Convention which framed the Constitution
of Pennsylvania, Woodward showed his
contempt of the better class Of emigrants
then reaching our shores. He loves Sla-
very and the South. He is one of the
Supreme Court Judges who disfranchised
the Soldiers. From the first, be has acted
with the Rebel sympathizers, and in his
private manifestations has expressed the
most bitter hatred Of the Administration
10 its attempts to thwars the Rebels. If
elected Governor, his natural instincts or
pervorsisy would lead him to place Penn
sylvania under the feet Of the Slave
Power. Such is the "new man" who the
leaders have imposed upon the party.
Lowrie, who decided the Soldiers should
not vote, was re-nominated for Judge Of
the Supreme Court.
The Convention prudeutly recommended
Woodward no. to resign his seat a. Judge
but hold to it-ou the principle, that "a
bird in hand is worth two in the bush. Z"
They dare not risk vacdting his seat SO
the Copperheads have two Judges Of the
Supreme Court running for Office!
CAUrIoN-One year 10 Hartley Tp.,
and one year in White Deer, more votes
were polled at the Primary than at the
General Election, for our ticket. This is
wrong, and indicates too great anxiety on
the part of candidates. Any man nomi.
mated By fraudulent vote in bis own
district, throws an obstacle in the way OF
his own success. Let the Boards be care
full. Were We an Officer at the Primary
Election, we would accept the vote Of no
man who would not promise, on bis sacred
honor, to vote for the men that day nomi-
mated, whether they were bis choice or
not. What . man may be hereafter, or
may have been heretofore, is of little
con.equcnce-if be is, and will 60, right,
NOW, take his hand aud his ballot.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-19
INCUMBRANCEs, RENTS AND REPAIRS.

I4NCO DIt.f-NV fsS,IRIAV1 . zf-ND N11f -tfls'''
Interest paid by any person on incumbran-
ces upon the dwellins-house or estate upon
which he resides, may be deducted from in.
come also his payments for necessary repairs,
as well as. the amount actually psid for rent
of any dwelling house or estate which is the
residence of the person assessed.
Persons receiving rent may deduct there
from the amount paid for necessary repairs,
insurance, and interest on membranes upon
such rented properly. The cost Of new s;ruc-
lures, or Improvements 10 buildings, shall mol
be deducted from income.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

A POSITIVE FACT-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. IF
"A you get the utmost value for your cast OIL
Clothing Carpets Furniture and Jewery the best you can
tween Thirty and Thirty ninth streets east east side
There depend Will receive 70 per cent more
than Al other dealers In New York. Ladies aendedby
IRE Harri
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

THE MILITARY.
CoUYrY SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF COMMITTEE.
" Rooms No. 2sB Broadway,
FINAL NOTICE TO coNscRrPTs
Notice II hereby given 10 s persons-frcmen policemen
miitamcn and MISUNDERSTANDING relief under the provi.
sions Of the County Substitute and Relief Ordinance
adopted by the Boad OF supeors and approved by
Mayor August ~ le63 that siness this once will
lief will be granted after that date.
GEORGE oPDYKE, Mayor.
MATHEW BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ELrJAH r. PrRDy Supervisor.
ORISoN BLUNT Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. TWEED Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor:
CoRvrtrrs CoRsov lcieY.. COMMITTEES.
CUBsTrTUTEs wANrED-THosE WISHING 10 GBT
- the highest bountes cash down. will hnd TO their ad
stairs before engaging else where JAMES CO., Agents
w - fEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES
TO WHOM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS VIII be paid
by the County subst and Relief Committee. Apply Inn
nsedisiey At Nos. n and ~ Duane street.
By order OF the COMMITTEES, - 80.
rniJAi y fURDY. supervisor.
ORIsON BLUNT Supervisor
wM r. STEWART, Supervisor
wM n TWEED Supervisor
Secsir'Ts cso = T,,ospsos coscss Clerks
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

GEORGE O. HAYDOCK, AUCrTONEER AMERICAN
" Glassware BY ROBERT HAYDOCK Thursday Oct
% at eleven O'Clock, hs salesrom 0i Liberty street.
IO packages American Glass Table ware Tampa Pegs
40 Korooeue OhimnioD.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
Dvr p WILLIS Ar,ortoNrER

DY e. r. WILLS, AuCTIONEER.
ID Auction Notlce-Friday, Oct 81, nj lO O'CLOCK ~ sne
Murray street large and sss a. @t
OF Ladies' Work Boxes Caoas Portemonnaies Purses,
Beads. Combs and Brushes Het'
eues alleis Meerschaum PIPES and Bowls also an In
voice Of hne OIL Paintings and Engravings II Yni
Silver Plated Ware Vases wi large Assortment Of other
Goods. Catalogues on Thursday.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

TYPE METAL AND OLD LEAD wANTED-cAsu
wlll be paid for few hundred weight or Ttpc Natal
lpd Old Iced. App1 ~ the dssk Of this once.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
u H.'LUDLOw, AUCTIoNEER.
L. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHAN.
DBLIERS PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,

HIgDLow ,,oI,srGSIF ATeTIoSEER pras,rua. CHAN
DELfERs FIsSA FJsStNys SaNTsf Sa 81 iiSS0Rs.
H LUDLOW 4 CO. viii sell at auction on Friday
g Fl M a at the an sdns S
the entire elegant Furniture &c contained in said
tes house consisting in '5DEasise DaIas VIM ROOM.
Ss E II %sn %
md Gilt Chandelier 6iYISa slsFaSi SfSs5 Ro5S carpet
sSsr. r s.s M Pc. ssT
S FP sss. n
ssvi
sss ss sss
slS sf hrssass Tss "a
Fine rosewood st wS mo4 IA. Table. Berlin
sron.s figure % q Chan ssr: and
with an assorsmen. OF Kitchen Furniture. win which the
The furniture, &C win Be exhibition rhur.day goth
% S o %hsh W. Win ea may be obtained at
Si E
street ms CHE rssdsnce Of Peter
in said house Che most Of which made order By
sa ssrs "n &
octave double round sCTneSs LlsIie Newton Br.dOur
Cs.tre Tables rich Lace Fs.ss Bed
sss:sr. Fls~:; Blanket: Sails:, Sheet. AZ
Chairs Chairs Invalid Lounge elegant bronze and si chsnd sr
Nth s, to h velvet and gS els
win which the sale w &c Catalogues
u H. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRO
III
J 1 4. "a. SpsGn e9ss Tsnr.1s an e Lup
O,s E.shanSs n No y
vile Bucks county Pennsyiv ivapa the Delaware river
S ne
that on the BEING
S s5S1a
,hs P5opeS and NE land oppo:is i6sTso q ven SaisS
a oRP y osS aad s
bad Of no sPlne street 49, 1- -
sGHhESF hyGFI2sEEn SIXTEEN AND
CARAT FDo SoE5 E55fS 5EwrLaY,
The siS q & ON Thursday
FRIDAY neat No 577 Broadway, II O'Clock each day.
6caaE 5cissIs. FSGI SS9i.s ASB s,ii aSLr SETS.
.,,,,.. ssS sS$$a !$ssf ss4ssBg
LADIES ENAMELLsD ID AND
ouArEIAIsEs AND vEsF HsfsHsG sGxIss, sAlohEs
And all and latest OF Brooches Earrings
Bracelets Pins Ladies' Chaeanes Vest Chains and
Ladies' Diamond and Enameled Watches Every article IL
the finest IS and IA carat and be returned
% e no; 70 :. e s
will be exhibition at the saleWoom Monday. sale
positive without any reserve. -A'~
The above the LARGEST sale Of elegant first class Jewely
that has ever been made In this city aud the public
the trade invited 10 examine them.
The sales Will be cpnupued the corresponding Of
every other week. vlz-Nov 1 IL and 3 IS 70 "a.
Dec y. 10 and IL, and y and a. =
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

@eQ7 BouSIy FOR svBsrIruTEs-cAsH IN
tsld SIS every three month"; Substitutes furnished 10
drafted in New YORK Brooklyn country Dis
Broadway. room H.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

NJ MOTICE.-SACRlF1CE-DA GAS FIX.
tcsss-I would call the attention OF housekeepers and
the trede my stock of imported French FIX
lures Clocks Fine Bronzes &C., all Of which stock win
nxtue branch o. ny business by November l. and after
which date ie Of syock unsod VIII sell at auction,
given by the press Ny reputation a. an old established
sale Of my goods win be positive and peremptory;
KY D. II. bARDONvILL"
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
DENTisTnY.

/
RTIFrCIAL BONE FTLLIH0s FOR DECAyED AND
"A sensitive teeth Old roots built up, shells re-
variety OF cavity hied aud
the dscovcrer at his rooms s,s Hrnadway.
near Seventeenth street. Over 1000 testimonials
A RTIFICIAL TEETH ONLY fs-BEAurifUL SITS on
n fine gold patina silver aud vucanits rubber
from ~ and warrnntcd sinze teeth f nled
and without the gold platina
ming 90 81 and warranted for life. Oncc l3s
LUTHER. Dcnust Fifteen years established.
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HouRs-EyrIRB
IA s.t.f.eon or no pay We put up nne work Tor TIE
set No charge for extracting teeth without pain.
when teeth arc 10 be inserted 239 sixh between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth sircetA
A RrIFICIAL BEAUTIFUL TRETH-BxTRAoRDiSA.
n prioes-36, $40. $50 sets warranted. Ls.ratns
Teeth without PAIN by nitrous Patent Hing for
decayed teeth, 81 National Dental oacry, ssth avenue,
corner Twenty second street Five pr niums awsriei
CoLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION EXTRACT TEETll
~ absolutely without pain, BY the nitrous oNd gas ad
ministered BY Dr. Cotton. the original discoyeFer ohcc
NO - '''' o. @ COTTON JOHN ALLEN CO.
ms. epIFFIv BROTHERS, 2ss GRAND STREET
IL New York opposite Lord \ Taycr's. aud 257 Funn
street BROOKLYN are now errscuT teeth positively without
rain OF the nitrous oryde commonly caiiel
laughing They prepared 10 furnish TO denss
te for the and to fnu
insr,cons for administering the same. B.-No charrs
for es,raetns when ARTIFICIAL teeth are 70 be inserted
OOQ CERTIFICATES HAVING had FOUR
I.p,JO teeth vxtraetei without Pain, BY Or. j.
JAY NIfIEKS, i55 q and sret two blocks from Broad.
WAX teef ly tnsert this a. recommendation 10 those
suffering from too,hsche M.Ry AsSoLp l8 pelsncey n
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- The undersigned is prepared To give special attention
SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
OF residences of familiea
Also outdoor sales on the most favorable terms
fI A. JOURNEAY, Auctioneer,
No Pine street.
For other Auction Sales SEQ another
part OF the paper.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
OFrcE OF InE STREET COMMISSIONER. NEW

~ York, Oct. ~, 1898 -
To contractors enclosed IN scaled cnveiore
enderc Wh the tue Ol the work and with the
N O'Clock A. NJ. TucsJay. November III iasg.- $50
For hndinc engine aud ten icr for us. NJ
Engins Company No. a. " "' ="
For building ere engine tender
Enaine Company No ~
For build Gre engine and tender for use Of
Engine Company No. 20 =
For building Gre engine tender of
FTgine Company No. ~ "
y.r sa,l.lns new lender for Ensine Company No So
for building tender for Esem pt Ensine Companx q
& ror Sou,dns steam Ere engine for ef Engine cous
New hsnt engine for use Of Engine Company No a.
nre nal aalalna hose earrisss for Company No 81
bhk forms ~ proposals crethsr utth fhe srcc
NJ, NJ, esss,eiinen's, can DE ooianrd al scire.
Da1ol y,..., lIt aitn4eui try York astnb.r el Is
SHAFLbs q, CVkNEI Ia suesi Commissioner
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

pAwNBRoKERs sALs-THIs n.E. or GOLD AND
4 Silver rNnH Watches ana n ntt JOIN MORTIMERs
Silver Watches Chsins Rings Esrnss Breasspns LOckets
By order of 8. b. SOLOMON "a XShsSor S s,rest
The New York herald., 1863-10-27

AT THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE STAND
~ aias and gentleman having cast of Clothing e
1,snos NJ will do wl by calling addressing L. LIPP
%HNT, is4 Seventh avenue where the
70 be psdFoF snS from ss ss5
from 80 70 Sln An" 81 TO % BY calling ad
dressisE note per post you viii dealt with 70
Your entire satisfaction. N B Ladies' attended to by Mrs
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
s,.~-,~~-.>-o>>~.I0ozx 0zxx GOODS.
WHrsR hosiEsT AND oLovSs.
'''AA' /EEs yos LADfRs AND GENTLE
11 L0RD TAILOR.
trt s l6l 70 NJ BROADWAY,
rs " 26l GRAND STREET.
~ and - CATHARINE 6TRREY

"A !" .s94N =Ar THE GENUINE CALIFORNIA AND
'r SsSfsrh Agency Store, 32 Seventh avenue Ladies
htIemen, Ih1ve the pleasure TO again thai
Sesvsd larss order. from ne above msnxss @ e pay
CSrpes furhiture yewelry &C. sparAn!ee % pay the
Panss , .In Rssssss SS Gosts s2
81 S9sw 60 nys ycs rsspectfuy. before you dispose
berg ~ Seventh avenue There you viii Be dea with
honestly Ladies' attended BY Mrs.. Rosenberg
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81. nspOrh" wirr t'l'srapgjrt, rot @iIjtar'
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Evening star., 1863-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

ARREST FOR PASSING COUNTERPEIT CUR
HENCY.-Last night, Chris. V. Hogan, detec-
tive OF the Treasury Department, assisted by
detective John Dugan, arrested. in Growers
Theater, an italian named Louis LaZero who
had in his pockets quite quantity of bogus
fifty-cent notes and a considerable amount of
genuine money in rolls containing forty or
forty five cents each, having evidently re-
ceiyed the genuine in change. He had also a
quantity of cigars in his pockets, evidently
having purchased them to get Off the spurious
money. The officers took him to the Central
Guard house, and on questioning as to from
where he got the money, were informed that
he had got it from John Pella, a pawnbroker,
who Keeps an establishment on street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. The detectives
left their prisoner at the guard-house, and
with guard, under the command of Lieut..
j. S. Cooper, proceeded to the residence Of
ing, if they entered, to ''shoot NIT bullets"
The door was however broken In, and Pella
was found to be armed with two reyolvers, but
he did not offer to shoot, and was at once ar
rested.
Inquiries were made as to the whereabouts
of Peter Huttiger, who usually attended the
place with him, and going according TO MS di-
rections the parties went to a house three doors
below, and proceeding TO the upper story found
Huttiger and John Galleno engaged in playing
cards, and at once took them into custody. La
this room they found a large amount Of goods.
government blankets, clothing, shoes, saddles,
old muskets, carriage cushions, robes. watch
guards and jewelry, which were all taken In,
charge and the prisoners committed to the
guardhouse. Another man named Henry
Pelner was subsequently, arrested.
Yesterday afternoon patroiman Pendle ar
rested two Italians for attempting 70 pass
fifty cent postal note on Mr.. q: w, Cochrane:
Yesterday morning one other Italian passed
two of them on the salesman, which were AZ
terwards detected by the clerk; and when the
prisoners offered their note it was refused
Evening star., 1863-04-11
IIIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWsi
FIasF VISIT TO WASHINGTON, D. G, OF
DR. D'UNGER,

FIasF VISIT TO WASHINGTON, D. G, OF
DIR. D'UNGER,
formerly of Nos. Green street and 1 Chats
worth street, Baltimore, Md.
The Greatest Liring Eclectic Herb Physician, Grad
uaie aud Member of The PHILADELPHIA Eclectic
Collese, and Feliotc Of the Mary
land Medical Institute, !
Has arrived in Washington and taken apartment
at SO Pennsylvani avenue, north side, bet~eAn
Sd and AZ ste., where he will remain for ONE
WEEK ONLY, during which time he oan be
suited by all who ring from Diseases of the
Body or Diseases OF the Mind, Of recent or long
ST nding.
During the past four years, in his native city. DR.
D'UEGER has trested and cured OVER 5000
of them pFeviously pronounced incnrahle by some
of the most eminent physicians of Boston, New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore
Consumption. Deep; Seated Coughs, scrofula, or
Geuf, Chronic and fniammatory Rheumatism,
Heart Diseases, Cancer Brspsy. Dyspepsia Car
bnncle Skin Diseases Piles, tboth kinds, J White
dwellings,, Hip Disease Fits, Lowness of Spirits
vaponrs Spinal Disease, Fistuias, IT. Wits Dsace,
secret Diseases, Loss Of Power, Liver ooppl
Pairs in the Breast, Liails, Back and Side Old aud
obs.innt,. Ulcers, Sores Female Com plants Womb
Diseases Mental IallEcina ems, or what terma
by the uulearned SPELLS, RossES. &c; aad last
though hS no nies IS least INN NJ \ ESs.
The suffering Informed that ING Ek is no
travelling i'm mposter, bat reg iarly educated Ply
sician whose home patients al ciassed amongst the
most intelligent, wealthy AID ra>pac.ahie of the
City Of Baltimore
his sacred word rs a gentleman, that they will be
honestly dealt with ut fair prices. As DR. pig will
renal. but one week, thoan who the victims of
disease would do we'll to call early, lts
Evening star., 1863-04-11

SANDY HOOK, April II, 1910 p. m.-The
steamship Africa from Queenstown on the
Goth, has arrived.
The steamer Magicienna, captured by the
Federals and taken to Key West, has been re-
leased. 1t is consequently believed that the
Peterhof will be also liberated on the same
warrant.
The Erening Herald says rumors are afioat in
certain circles that the Government at Wash
ington intend laying an embargo on British
ships and property, as a measure of retaliation
tor the depredations of the Alabama, and that
this embargo will be enforced against British
ships and property without declaration of war
against England.
Mr.. Seward will, ii Is SAID, quote English
precedent for this step-Lord Palmerston hav-
ing, in 1882 blockaded the Dutch coast and laid
an embargo on the Dutch shipping without
making any declaration OF war.
The Polish insurgents OF Pack and Angus
tows have received 1850 MIME rifles.
Newspaper reports from Vienna state that
Langiewiez is still in the citadel at Cracow.