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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Ca,ding Machine for Sale

Ca'ding Machine for Sale
A double Carding Machine, feet
wide, IN perfect running order will be
sold cheap. Part of tue clothing
now. For terms apply to
Jos. DEHAvEE, Mt Blanchard, o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Congressional Convention.

The Convention to nominate can
didatc for Congress in this district,
and also D district Election will be
held at Lima, August ID.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03

Never under any circumstances
assume a responsibility you can
avoid consistently with your duty to
yourself and others.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
8s > a. MN S s Y "
sL - -awxrsa sacrtrEu' srsevEp
TIRE SHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
Thleshers and Senaratorsl

TN.the manufacture or Threshers and Sepa
L IatcIs, have aimed. n the first place. I"
select the most apr ved pauerns--such as
have been tried aud i,iund to give satisfacti ioi
holding myself ready at all times 10 adopt
such improvements as experience shows de
Sirable. In the next place Ihara endeavored
to select the best material. aud always en-
ploy competent wOrkmen. I have also nsti.
tuted tho most careful scrutiny of all my fta,r
before they we're placed in the salt room.
and in this way lave been able 10 supply nv
custriufts with none hut the muSt conl,l,t,
work. II is to thcse facts that NY machines
owe their rcpu alton with farmers apo
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
PITTS, SEPARA1ORs.

| also mAnufactCrc anuther EQUALLY excel
lent machine. known rs Pitts Sepnra'or. .-.
These ScraratorS are. hv some. highly es.
teemed. They are manufactures with great
care. aud are IA good machine. They have
become well pstab ishcd and ave Justly cole
bra'ed both iur rapid ard perfect work. IT,
notwithstanding lhese machines ! have select
I'D by long uSo and IN Ollering the two above
believe FER tho very hest that arc inada.
III is claimed 6y those who usa them, that
they VII threSl, clean and ~ for market mere
grain In Il given time. and do II better than
any other machine In fact, the only limit 10
the amount they nan threSh. depends nu the
facilities ut hand tor getting grain "a the ma.
chine aud taking care oi Tho straw after it iB
ihrrshe'. Goth machines are strong and du
rahic; the joints are all fastened ,~ilh bolts
and are Ated up with Il Cast steel cylinder
shaft. pivoted with Brass Boxes The Q i'u.
der IS 81 inches In length. aud | am now max.
ing the separator Gt inches wider than the
cyinder-maKlng the canvas belt or grain
carrier ! inches wide. Width Of shSe in.
sldc is 81 inches Tie shoe is 2 inches wider
than last year. The Beater shat, IA furnish.
ea with brass boxes brass boxes also for
Canvass Belt shaft and Fan SHAFT; steel iour
mails with iron boxes for Fan s.do shaft non
pulleys ueatheie,i) and cast iron couveyor,
In every particular they are constructed IN
the very best manner IN every part they run
easily, are easily tended, and are adaplcd 10
be driven by gear or by bands. rcaulrIn.,
about 400 revolutions per minute.
In the manufacture of these machines
have made some improvements on the urigi.
nal patterns, and am ready To make such ol h.
cr chsngcs rs experience may suggest rs be-
1 ing valuable.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
-WOOoDURY,s ptTENT.

7 have thus fur ionnd that Wordbury's PA
tent is most sou,,bt alter by ihrcshers, and ssl
certificates show, % does good work and gives
excellent satisiactOn. The drst premium
was awarded 10 tl,is machiro 1T the Michigan
aud Ohio state F.,irs. IN 1859 aud n has il
ways received the irst premium at Coun s.
and State tairs. wberever exhibited, both In
lhe Uuitcd States and CHnsdds. am tho on.
lv mcnuflcnrer OF this very superior ma
china IN ti.p sta,a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Died

Died.
At Van Buren Nav 21st 1864. Ma
RY, wife OF ALLEN DORSEY, aged %
years.
At q meeting of HAYWARD Lodge,
No. 333. o. o. F.. the following
preamble and resolutions were unan-
imouslv adopted:
Whereas, Through the dispensa-
tion Of an All-Wise Providence. onr
worthy brother has heen bereft Of his
companion and our Lodge Of warm
supporter by the chill hanaefdeath'
therefore, he IL
Resolved. That we, the members
If HAYWARD Lodge No. 333 I. o. o.
f, do hereby express orr coincidence
with onr bcrcnvcd brother, and ten
her him our kindost regards, know
ing that onr loss is her eternal gain.
And he it further
Resolved, That a copy Of these
resolutions he rendered 10 the hereav-
ed family. and also that they be pub
lished in the county napers.
PHILIP BuRMAN
W. !. HrIlEn.{ Committee.
G B. ADRIAN\
JOHN r DYE, Secretary.
Mr Dunn 10 the Courier.
Camp TAYLOR, near Cumberland, Md,
May 2Uth, 1864.
ED CouRIER:--The Jeffersonian ol
the 18th inst, contains a witticism ol
yours which it applied to me. Fol-
the application l have no thanks
though do not doubt that you threw
the bait for bite. Well you got it.
If you did intend to apply your deli.
cate remark to myself, you did it, il
a most cowardly manner, and gave
publication to an unmitigated false
hood The same remark, l heard
last fall from drunken rowdy O
your party, and I have no doubt yor
heard it too. Why did YOU not pub
lish it then, whel | was ut home?
or course | would have paid no at
tention to it, as / am now forced tC
do by the Jcffersonian, and your dc.
sign would have failed, This single
communication is all | shall ever
ask YOU to publish, unless forced tc
do so, as have been this time. My
reason for so saying, is that unassis.
ted, do not thihk n slander from you
would be dangerous.
j. B. Dunn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
HORSE POWERS.

For Po erswith which To drive my Thresh.
crs, have selected. as being the best now IN
$50. Pits Improved Patent Double Piniuu
powcr. These Powers are made by me IN the
NEST thorough manHer. of the best material.
aud nto Of double the strength of my single.
geared Power. In the Pitts Power am ma
King shaft OF the bcvcl wheel, and master
pini"n df case srpsi uhtah - ~ utudt I'M
provement over the Iron shaft used by other
manufacturer
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
rice List of Thrcshiug Machines, az
Sunlusky Ohip

rue greatly increased cost OF manufaCtur.
ing Machines consequent upOn heavy and
continued advances in tue price of labor, iron
steel. coal, lumber, betting, and all the mate.
iialS used in Machines-ha rendered II ne
cessary TO advance the prices.
For 10 Horse P"wcr and Separator
tcvlinder 3? inches long,I sST5 90
This in ludes sweeps fnrIInrse Power. br,.
ces, tumble rods. Jack, Belts, complete for
separator, fbelt from Jack to separator is GO
feet long, inches wide running boards, and
a Platform for feeder to staLd on, Monkey
Wrench, sledge. oil can. tool box in fact ev.
.erything III readiness To start machine. Price
Of machine with wood or ircn cylinder is the
sane.
For Separator alone. tWOodbury's .-...-.
or Pills',-all separator belts furnished
complete without main belt from
jack to separator, 1925 OO
For 10 horse power, with lack, re.
versatile pulley. Il u'ley letthercdl
tumble rods. without main belt, $50 90
For horse power, with Jack, re.
versatile pulley, (pulIey leather.
ed) tumble rods without man belt ilO 90
also iurnish. whom expressly order.
ed,H truck wagon. suitable Tor haul.
ing separator from place to place.
with iron arms or skeins, 9th wheel
reach, &c. 90 Ou
Lat est improved straw stacker, % feet
long. rubber belts for Stats, (eut.
side ones inch, centre inch,) ut.
tachments 10 separator Il curtains As 90
Power Corn shelter. 70 20
a5Rcpairs done ON short notice.
TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Ono half cash, bHll ce in one year by ioini
note with use, with two or more responsible
: Gners. II the parties are not known 10 me
shnu'd require statement from each one
individually. of how anch property they
own clear OF dehs. and what II consists Of
ms statement to BIZ certified to by u Justice
oi the Peace, or some responsible person with
whom may DO acquainted IN thoi ne ghUcr
hood. All sales less than s7j cash.
Snops-Fui,on ar Works. CORNER of Water
G. J MESSER.
sanduskv. Ohio. May 10, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
SUERIFFS SALES.

DY viv,ue of a writ Of Ven. Ex. and Al.Lev.
ID Fa.issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas of Union Co.. Pa, and to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale or outcry on
Saturday, July 2, 1864,
a, the Rivere House in the borough of Lew.
isburs. county aforesaid, at o'clock. NJ.
PART of certain lot of ground situate in
the borough of Lewisburg, county aforesaid.
numbered with the genera. town plan, eigh-
teen (ls). bounded on the south bv Market
st. on the by Mrs Samuel Ammou, the north by
Cherry alley, and the west by VIM. Cameron, EsI
containing cne-Sixth Of Aero less. wherron
are erected a large xsd half storey Brick Dwelling
nss with the appustsuances, &c, the property Of
MARY HoUsHroy.
ALSO. at the same time and place, all that
essusge and tract of Improved Land, situate in White
Deer county aud stas~ aforesaid bounded and
thence south half w-st 05 perrhes to post
line; thence south 81 degrees ~ perches
the center Of the W.D sV tusnpik- thence along
the center Of said turRpke north 81 degrees vest 90
perches to stone thence north degrees west las 6io
perches to post thence north s;' degrees east loe
yerches to post; thence along lands Of said Dr Dan.
owsky south II degrees eas, ia perch< to the place OF
whereon erected wo storey Log House.
Frame Kitchen Frame Barn. Corn Crib and other OUT
buidings, largo body Of iron limestone quarry
apple orchsrd and other fruit trees sprns OF never
falling water near the house &c Seized and taken In
execution o. the property Of l. CLARk n.vb
L. r. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Sheriff . Once, Lsrisburs, June &. 1865
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
--latest News
Huntsr takes Staunton. Va.

After Siegels misfortune, Gen. Hunter
superseded him, and marched With his
Corps up the Shenandoah Valley, subsiss-
ing on the country. The main force Of
the r. btls seems to have been called to
Lees aid, although Hunter met aud de-
leated an army under Gen. Jones, .vho
was killed. and on Sunday last, Hunter
reached the impor'au. city Of S'auntou Oh
the r. r., 100 n W. of Richmor d
Whether he iuteDds to cut eff supplies,
or to be reinforced by Gen. Cliuch from
S. W. Virgins, and :hsn push on to
Richmond, is to be seen. Is. Harley
Sifer is the only one from Union county
We know under Hunter)
"0D to Richmond"
ls still Grants policy, and every day
though doggedly con'es'ed-he makes
some advance. OF course, these sharp
encounters cost much Of life and treasure,
but our forces seem to be steadily gaining,
and reinfcrcemeD,s coming, while the
Rebel power is ebting away.
Gen. Sherman's Army,
Also, makes some advances, aud are gain
ipg important points, and bolding them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
Further Contributions.
iiARrIHroN, June 8, is

ilARrIETON, june D, ioOt.
The entertainment, gotten up by some
of the young ladies' and gentlemen Of this
place and vicinity, for the benefit OF the
Fair in Philadelphia, met with SO much
success the FIRST evening, that it was
announced for the next, when it was very
we'll received. Those participating in 1t
have done themselves great credit The
net proceeds will amount to over 500, 10
addition to WHICH $50 have been collected
BY different com mmttees, besides dried and
canned fruits, pickles, ~. Were every
place in the State to do as we'll relatively,
the Grea, Central Fair would far surpass
all Others that have been held for tae
benefit Of the Soldiers. CD.
Messrs Eiitors-I have reed in
Cash from East Butflloe S77 Is
Donations in fruit, eggs, SC. Is 10
$l42 -
From Kelly, potatoes, hams, 80. II 90
From Limestone, tox valued o4 w
let other townships repoTt.that we may
know the amount given in Union county,
F. WILSON, Gao.
WE.Smi'h, jus. returned from Ph'ia.,
reports contributions 10 Central Fair Of
Sl475 from Lewis TIP.
sas-Mrs Geo.F Miller, committee fancy
articles for Philad Fair, sent Sl2 25 cash,
aud two boxes, contents valued about $50.
(Some subscriptions yet uupa'd
The Women's Branch Of Us. Sanitary
Commission acknosledg sc box from Mrs
Dr. Dicfson, L,sisburg.
. JAS s. Marsh & Co. gave Lewisburg
Reaper & Mover, also haud Feed Cutter
--seiliug value, SlG5.
SHfrr, Walls. Shrlner & Go. donated a
No Buckeye Reaper and Mower-Sl45
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
PUBLIC LETTING.


CSUCCESS has everywhere attended our
> Armies-and SO it may be said of
Ingie 4 RsWn's New Photographic Gallery.
(sltuaied on the South side Of Market street,
between 81 and 4th, Lewisburg3 which is a
perfect success-hsviBs, at considerable
expense, fitted up new combination Light,
which can not be surpassed for fine effect in
giving to the picture that delicate shading
which all ADMIRE
Pictures taken on Paper, Iron, Glass, and
Leather.
We have on hand a very large assortmen,
of Frames, Fine Cases, and Photograph AL
bums-all of which We offer at City prices.
ENGLE 4 BAWN.
t-Sign Of the n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
Stand of Protestant Episcopalians.

Stand of Protestant Episcopalians.
The annual conference of the Diocese
of Penusy ylvaDia was held last month in
Pit,sburg. During its deliberations, the
following expression in regard to national
affairs vas considered and adopted With
but ONE dissenting voice
Whereas, there exists in this country an
organized, armed rebellion, whose purpose
is the destruction of our national uoion
and this perpetuation of negro slavery:
and, whereas, this rebellion has more
and more assumed character of barbarous
fana,icism, aud murderous feroci,y, on
the part Of the enemies of the nation ::
therefore, in view of the causes and char
acser of ,hi. struggle,
Resolved, that We hereby declare our
unfaltering allegiance to the Government
of the United States, and that We pledge
it our willing deyo ION aud service and
that, as body of Christians, we will ever
"pray that in Gods own time and way
this rebellion may be put down; that op-
preston and slavery iu all Its forms may
be done away; that freedom Of body and
miud,. political and religious, mag every
where prevail; that the emaucipated
negroes, whom God in His providence is
committing to our care, may be the objects
of our liberal ana patriotic regard and
instruction; that war may soon cease
throughout all cur borders, and that our
now lacerated country may again be so
united tha: from the lakes on the north to
tho gulf on the south, and from the Al
lantic to the Pacific, there sha! be but
one udion, one government, one flag, one
Constitution-the whole eliminating in
that higher glory which shall make the
nation Emanuei's land, q mountain of
holiness, and fit dwelling place for the
righteous"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

saS'Mos' of the discharged Reserves
were formally welcomed at Harrisburg,
last Monday, by the Mayor and Governor,
and atterward by Gen M'CalI. Ga We'd
Desday, 600 of them were dned a, private
residences. They are being paid Of. and
those from Union county it is expected.
will probably reach here next Monday eve.
ming, aud will be received with public
honors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

Candidates Column.

COngress.--GEORGE F. NIL LER E,q.
of Union county Is recommended for TN, post
in the Miffllnburg and M,ddieburg papers and
ia the SeIinssrUve Post.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

NoRE FAIRs.-SA Louis has just raised
Half Million dollars, and Pittsburg say
Two Hundred thousand, for the benefit
OF sick and wounded soldiers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

ses-The people Of Snyder county, BY
their late primary election, have admiDis-
tered wi,hering rebuke Of the fraud and
injustice perpetrated two years ago, BY
which her voice for Congress was smo.h-
cred, her favori.e defeated, aud the dis
trct disgraced BY Copperhead misrepre-
sentative. An attempt was made, by
agents Of the tricksters of two years ago,
to take from Col. Miller the choice of
Conferees-doub,less, to cheat him again-
but it was frowned down, and defeated.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

rA-On the 9Th July, the Pennsylvania
Union Committee are to meet, in Harris
burg, for complete and effective organizs.
ton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
To Carpenters and Bricklaysrs.

CARPENTERS and Brickiavers ~ill 6nd
" steady employment and cash wages on
the new buildings for Railroad Machine
Shops. Foundry, &c, at Remove. % miles
above Lock Haven. on the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Wages of Carpenters. Sass
per day; of BnckIayers, $3.50 per DAY.
Boarding, Si50 per week.
H. r. CAMPBELL.
April 20, 1854. snpto OF rue so"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

a~"The Sunday School Messenger" is
the title Of monthly paper for children
just Issued BY the Evangelical Association,
at Cleveland, o. 1t is offered at 25 cts.
for copy, 25 copies for Is cts. each, and
100 copies for 10 cts each.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
Candidate for Congress.

1T,HE undersigned respectfully "iIerS HIM
self to the Republicans of The Fourteenth
Congressional District ot Pennsylvania, Com
posed OF the counties OF DaIphIn, Juniata,
Northumberland, Union, and Snyder, for
noaInaiion by the several county conven-
iiuns of the said District.
JOSIAH ESPY.
HafriShurp Pa Junp Q 1874
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
NOTICE,

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not to
n NEEDLE with a large black Horse now
IN GEoReE CH.rPLks possession, as we have
loaned him to the SAID Geo. Chapple during
cur pleasure.
BEAVER, MARSH & co
Union Furnace, May IL, ls6!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10


~We see Capt II. X. Ritter, 18th
p. ", is among the wounded returned
from the front, aud infer that the portion
Of the Regiment 10 advance have already
bad brush.
[Cspt Ritter was wounded by ball in
left wrist coming out at second knuckle !;
bis Lieu'euan's aud | I men were wounded
aud killed in the regiment The losses
occurred in the charge, Friday morning
last, on Rebel works, at Cold Harbor, by
which the notorious South Carolian, Law.
renee NJ. kei't, was killed
In the battle of June 81, 1t. Ool.
Schall, of the 5lst p. ", was killed; Ad
jutant Martin l.. Schoch was wouudcd
slightly. OF Co. T., Joel Kline was
wounded seriously, aud Reuben Kline
twice in leg Jacob Bokenhimer Of Co
H., and John Weidle, B. F. Rsush, and
David Shiugle, Co X, were wounded.
Some of these are from Union county.
In subsequent actions, We learn that
PETER JAMES pUNKLE, son Of Michael
Dankle, of ButfAloe tovuship, was killed,
aud Martin 6. Reed was wounded. John
V. Miller, Lewisburg, was slightly wound
ed.
W. Scott Smith, David c. Brewer, and
J. ". Sheckler, it is confirmed, are prs-
oUerS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

seA collection for the Christian Com.
mission will be made BY the Lewisbura
'"''ytssisu church, Sunday nsxt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

KEEP COOL.-About this time every
year, We have to caution the shot" poll
ticlans to remain friyid Warm weather is
coming on, aud we want you all to remain
within your inner garments SO that you
can aoote. 1t don't look well to see men
full grown. and with beards-get excited
and shake their fists at each other, espe-
cially in public aud on the thOroughfares
So, We urge all hands-both sides, aud all
sides, the right aud the wrong, sour fel.
lows" and t'other fellows, shear ye hear
ye !'-don't quarrel with anybody about
don't get excited; don't bawl
or banter on the streets or places of gene.
raj resort: if any man wants to kick up o
row abou. anything, don't help him, but
let him do it all alone. Aud, finally, every
time, keep cool.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

%The Constitution provides that the
President and Vice President can not be
from the same State. The "sore.headsd
Generals" Fremont and Cochrane, both
reside in the City of New York, and have
for some years. Slightly Sectional" and
Unconstitutional" is the "Radical Demo.
cratic party" at the outset
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
FOE PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FOR VICE PRYSIDENT,
Andrew JOHNSON
Primary Elections.

The Republican aud all other legal voters
in Union county who sustain The National
Administration in lis efHrtS t1 suppress
Treason and Rebellion and to maintain the
Constitution and the Union, are invited To
meet at their usual places OF holding eirc-
tons. on SATURDAY afternoon, the mn
day OF jane, 1854 between the hours oi aud
o'clock IN the horoughS, and between The
hours of 3 and IN he fown>hips-and, after
choosing Judge, Inspectors and Clerk or
Clerks If desired, proceed TO vote, by ballot fer
One caniidate for Congress,
Oae caodidate for Senator.
Dae candidate for Assembly,
Ode candidate for Snerltf,
Oue candidate for Commissioner,
Ole candidate FIR Auditor,
O1e candidate fnr Coroner,
Ooe person for Return Juige Of the dis
trict in which the voter resides
The ballots 10 be opened as soon as the
hour for closing has arrived, read a!ond, and
the true return certified io nv he Judge aud
Clerks and gwen /" the Iud.e so chn>t n
The return Judges will meet IN The Court
H"use a. l.ewI>burg, on MDND AI, June -,
1864, at 10 o'clock. A. VI. then and there to
correctly return, aid up and publish. the nnm-
Der Of voies casl ter each candidate for each
office; and those having th- highest number
of votes for each Office respectively. shall be
declared The nominees OF The Iariy. The
Judges are also 10 provide for the choice of
Ccnferees, and appoint Standing Comnl.ee.
The members of the Cummiiles in their re-
speciise districts are 10 attend la having Ike
elections opened and closed according 10 this
call. By or'er OF the Cummrtee:
T. & SHOPkt.ES Chairman
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
ZewisUurg #arket.
MARRIED,

BY Rev 3. ". sEIBERr, 9th inst, HENRY STAN Of
Milton ard Mrs. REBECCA IiAUPT Of Srlinsgroy-.
By DR. Ker,t Esq. ID inst. THO DEEISBACH, Nifiiu
burg AMI Mrs SUSAN WINELEBLECIi. Laurrlton.
By Rev J. VI. Anspach, 9TH inst. StN'L B'iENREIP
Lini.stonp, sud Miss MALINDA ROVER. Nfiinburg.
~ Rev. Nv. s-ihert. 6th inst EDWIN WILSON aud
Misc LYDIA A. GRIfFY, both Of Kelly Twp.
BY Rev DR. Dickson 3lst ut, JonN II. CREST Of New
Holland and Miss MAGGIE h. E.ALEAANpER Le ~isbur.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10

The following was the contested vote for
Congress in same coonty two years ago:
Miller 423 Patterson $50
Miller's vote is increased 800, pollei at a
more busy season, aud when there was o
opeu opposition to call out the vote.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-10
TOBACCO PLANTS

TNOR SALE.-A fine lot of HEALTHY
i Tobacco Plants for sale by the
residing on South Third street,
near Hess Livery. Lewisburs.
WILLIAM KETCHUM.
June 10, 1864 pd3t