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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

Nov, aud 60 not labor to make assurance
doably sure" We may lose the day, as we
did in 1862 The closeDess Of the home
vote inspires cur opponents with activity.
They are much better marshalled than We
their organization is secre, and unseen,
but it is powerful, and brough. out nearly
every vote they had in Oct. Our side
mus, arouse, and, BY sy,tema.i;, oN-emLra-
ctqy arrangements, influence every man
possible, and bring ell to the poils on cleo
tiou day. Talk to your neighbors, eau
didly and earnestly. Get them to read,
and to attend our meetings. Think Of
The mighty interests q: stake, and labor
scccrilugly. Iu every dis:ric. 10 Union
county, our vote cau sud should be in
creased. Every vote tell.. We are 70.
ting .5r President. Vote wisely.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
WHAT VIZ WsSI TO Nikg OLE SI,tESs IiO-
g0IIH AND COMPLETE IN S0yEuBEg.
The people Of Pennsylvania are as loyal

nhtt NJ utNt u 2tks vi St'lENs ihu-
ROICH AND COMPLETE IN S0YENBEg.
The people Of Peansylvania are is loyal
to-day as when they rushed to Arms, with
9 mighty and irresistible power, At the frs;
ss.aul. on the Government: On adirec, is
sue, affecting the safety Of the Uoion, such
as will be involved in the November elec-
ton, We believe that 1t least two-ibirds Of
the people of Pennsylvania will stand firm
ly BY the Government, and vote for the re-
election of Abrahsm Lincoln. All tba.
is necessary to secure such . vote, is the
action which eau alone produce thorough
local Oryani-a,ioH There are hundreds,
if not thousands, Of honest men in PeDns-
yivania, who do not fully appreciate the
magnitude Of the great political issue, and
who cannot fairly estimate the importance
Of one vote. These men compose a class
who insgine that their absence from the
polls canuo, affect the general result We
must have thorough local organization. In
tsso ieeeas, tie Lanie Is lost or roH. Then
orgsuizs committees, and subcommittee,
in every locality.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
0ur Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 90.


an attending the medical department
of the University. The whole number o!
students attending thi. institution is about
200, or may be more. DR.. Pepper, fOr-
mer Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine, died last Monday. He vas one
Of the most esteemed of the medical fra
ternity. "The unterri6ed" are making
hercnlean eff .rts-in this city, especially
to carry the State, as the Nov. election,
for Mac sni Pendieton. But all in vain,
hope. TIE Uuiou men in this city ere
much better orgauized than iu the eouu-
try. Every ons belonging to the U0ion
party know, "vhsts the news" and every
one this morning knows i, is "all good. !"
(Vide accounts Of Sheridan's victory.)
Z. K. z.
HADDISGToS HosrITAL, Oct II.
This hospital (once known as Bulls
Head Droveyard) is about three miles
from the Schuylk river, iu West Phila-
delpbia, aud is we'll adapted for its pur-
pose. S. ". Gross is surgeon 10 charge /;
L. f. Nordman, executive officer, assisted
BY NJ. B. Masser; Black Of Lsvisburg
and Vanderver Of Phil.d, s.ewards-all
gentlemen who try to do ery,hiug pos.
sitle TO make the twelve hundred patients
comfOr'able-sud your correspondent il
nov baggage master.
The Union parade 10 Philsd. Saturday
evening, was the grsndess sight l ever
saw. l bavesecn armies moving in corps,
but corps Was . small sight compared
with this. All the patients we're given
passes that desired to 60, aud al that
could wals, or get along 90 crutcbes, went.
One hospital sen. near 1000. The pro-
cession Of lamps vas SO long tha, many
did not get in who would have liked to do
so. l am sorry to say that We los: fifteen
hundred votes 10 Sa,terles hospital, the
patients refusing to vote unless they we're
given furloushs, which was impossible.
As one hospital, the Peupsylvanisus voted
Union Sc, Dem. 6. TIE Ohio boys voted
UOiOu so, Dem. 0. (Bully for Hsddiog-
ton y This is Only enc GU. of macy hos.
pitals, AID they are all doing the same.
W. l.. d.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
To the People of Union County.

Permit me to congratulate you upon the
prosperous condition Of our Agricultural
Society. The land, the buildings, the
fences, and all the improvements are paid
for, aud the Corporation is out Of debt.
A small amount Of money is 10 the hsuds
Of the Treasurer, which We hope will
hereafter be so increased, that We may
srect stalls for horses and cattle, and in
crease the smouas Of our premiums on
stock, agricultural products, aud all other
things which come fairly within the scope
and design of this Association.
We also intend TO erect sheds for the
safe keeping Of reapers, drills, pl0ugts
and other heavy articles which can not
veil be stored 10 our present building.
We sincerely hope ,ha, the whole sou-
munity siu take an interest in this noble
eutsrprize, and that the next fair will do
honor to the industry, taste, and skill Of
Union county. Why should others excel
Us, while We have means so abundant?
W by should We b backward in adding to
our knowledge, to our wealth and TO our
Careful attention will be paid to The
juvenile department Of our Society. Lei
parents encourage their children to COM
pete for prizes in every branch Of industry
and skill. Who can estimate the impor-
lance Of stimulating to useful labor the
.cti,e, restless minds Of boys and girl.
Why should there not arise among our
own children, inventors, whose services to
mankind shall rival those Of Watts, Ark
wright, or Whitney? What undeseloped
mental power may yet be brough, into use.
'ul action, By the zaalous bu, judicious
OF our noble Society!
We are Pennsylvanians! Let rs re-
member our glorious motto, Virtue, Lib,
.rty and Independence"
FRANCIS WILSON,
Pres't OF In. Co. Ag. Soc. /
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

Tuesday, Oc, 25-Buff,loe Y Roads
Speakers, c. Merrill, Aiken, Porter.
Heanesliy, Oct 26-ksufman's S. H.,
West Bufaloe-G. Il. Miller, Shorkley.
Thursday, Oct 27-Whi,e Deer Fur.
nace-C. Merrill, Shorkley, GB. Miller.
Fnday, Oct 2S-NesBerliu-S.H II Or
wig, C.Merrill. Same day-UniontoWn-
6. F. Miller, Aiken.
Saturday, Oot- 29-Gundy's s. H., East
Bufaioe-Shorkley, G.B. Miller, Worden.
Noaday, Oct 3I-Wehr's Hotel, Lime
stone THp.-Rev. Baeher, Capt. Orwis.
Same day-Spo..'s S. H., Kelly Twp
Shorkley, Aiken, G. B. Miller.
7ues7ay, Nor. 1-Winfeld-Porter,
Wordeu.
Wednesday,, Nor 2-Farmersville-S.
Il. OrHig, G. B. Miller.
Thursday, Nor. 3-New Columbia
Porter. Miller, Shorkley. Same day
Mitflip pburg-Wo orden, VsnGe.er.
Friday, Nor. 4-Forres. Hill-G. B.
Miller, shorkley.
Mass Meeting at HartletOn, on
Saturday. Nov. Sc. F. Miller, S.H.
Orwig, VanGezar. c. Merrill, Dixon.
Monday, Nor. 7-Orwig's s H., Lewis
Tsp-Capt.OrwiQ, Shrioer. Same day
Union S. H., BufalOe TWp-ShOrkley, 6.
B. Miller, Worden.
At Hartle,on, daytime; o'herplsces,eve'g
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
From 90. E, l42d P. v.
Canp ssAa TEE Ysl,cs HOusr. wsLnss r r., Va
Uclobtr lsth, l,ts.

CAnP HlAA TEE fEllou Housf, wsLn9, X n, Va
ociobsr leth, lsos.
We are enjoying excellent health. We
we're paid of 90 Monday, and have s!so
got our winter clothing.
The Rebs charged on our line last eve
ming, but got the worst Of the bargain.
We are going to put in big vote for
Old Abe every man 10 Co. E votes for
him. We ssn't see to vote for Little Mac,
. man that supports Vallaudisban, Wood
ward, Seymour, aud other Rebel sympa-
thi1ers-ths very best Of JEFF. Davis's
friends-and l actually do believe that
Mcclellan, himself. Is one Of tho best
friends old JEFF has got. The Eebs had
quite = jubilee in Petersburg when they
heard that Lit,lo Mao was nominated.
They rejoiesd as much as il they had
gained . great victory.
We are fighting traitors and ara trying
to pu. down this internal Rebellion, aud
can vs turn around aud support such men
that sympatbizs vith the Southern lead
ers that ara trying to overthrow our Gov
eminent, the best the world ever knew !?
|, for one, can't do it and never will
Fighting traitors and supporting traitors,
won't work. These very men opposed
the Soldiers voting: now they Ask tie
Soldiers to suppors them, but We will
mind these men. I hope Lincoln will be
our President again. There are . great
many Soldiers that we're hard Mcclellan
men q few weeks sgo, but are nov going
strong for LiucOlu- A great many will
turn yet before tie election. We are not
At sll uneasy about Old Abe being defea-
ted; be will be elected just as sure Is the
Rebels must lay down their arms, and
that's soon. l think our cause is right,
and right will stand. n. Il.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
FARM at PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he offered at public sale on the
w premis<s in White Deer township,
Union county, op TaunsDAr. Eh Nov. next,
the Farm of the late JAxy6 KrrrEn, dec'd
containing abou, LOG ASfes (abou, 50 of
which are improveG the Remainder in good
White Oak timberA bounded by lands of
Abram Sypher, Ge6ge Schwartz, David
Ramsey and oiherI fSere is Limestone in
the soil. Tne IMPROVEMENTS are good two
storey weathe r,boarded Csg House. Frame
Barn. and the'Out. ut.buildings,SPring near the
house, and Orchard Of bearineNrses.
Sale TO commence at 2 o'clock P NJ, when
terms will be made known BY
VIM l. EIErER. St-uh-n %. Neg York
MARTIN KEEIER, bu,Aios II, Cn,oo On p
oet. ., 1864 L1seston
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
Latest News

The President h.s set apart the las,
Thursday in February as day Of na,ionaI
prayer and praise.
Sheridau's victory was overwhelming
and complete. The Rebel Gen. Ramseur
died 10 our lines.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
We have Richmond dates Of the 18th.
The only item Of news Of Any iu por,arce
is the statamen. .ha, the Rebels have re-
leased our colored prisoners they bad pu.
to work 10 the trenches, and for which
Butler put in his canal as macy Of the
frst families Of Virginia. So Butler has
uiumpaed.
LEAvENwogTH, Oct. 81.
Gen. Blunt has been s,ubbornly resist
ing the advance of Price oil day. Blunt
is falling back slowly, con,es,iug every
foot Of ground. Prices force is estimated
a. 2s 900. Gen Curtis is concentrating
bis force on the Little Blue river. Gov.
Carney has te.egraphed that the danger is
very great and to seud every available man
TO the fron' Troops are going forward
very rapidly.
LEAvEywoRTH, Oct. %.
Heavy firing has been going on oil the
afternoon. The Rabsls attempted to pass
around and envelope our left, bu, during
this operation Curtis dealt them . heavy
blow. Their loss is heavy, csr,aiuly much
heavier than ours. Among tie Rebel
killed, to-day, Vas the notorious Todd Of
Missouri.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20-All,he banks
OF this city, except four, held meeting Of
their stockholders to-day, and resolved TO
accept the acs BY which they become IA.
tioual banks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
The Election Laws uf Pennsylvania.

THE Election Laws Of PeoasIivasis. asa 2
all which are ci a pab'ie and ssEss
nature. (~iih those relative D. '-.i -
city and couniy , di-essef 49, ar - e
noies Of judicial DECISIONS. by ~ :. ns'i
A new edition. enlarged and Iu7Eo e. &
tanning all the laws, Up TO ibe year = a.
elusive. with the Amendment = 10 -
tion and the Law providing for ~
diers in actual service. To ts issue .a--
d.aley after the adjournraent Of the nr-se'.
session Of the Legislature: iR s6tst =, st-sn >
paper cover. Pace 70 cents. Discount a.
lowed on a large uGmbeT soid.
For sale by VI a'Kinasy, a; Harrisburg. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
AUDITORS NOTICE

NOTICE IS hereby given ;ba, .ae Under.
y signed has been appointed sssiior. bv
the Orphans Court Of Unfon eousty. to make
distribution of ihe balance N the hands oi
James r. Linn. Esq, Executor of AIrr,--ra
6hAHss, deceased, ali that be viil n he
paruss interested. al The o;Ees II 4. Il. D!f,
tsq-, IN LewISbnrs. on Neta- ia-- - 20
day OF November. 1854, 10 attss. 70 iE~
duties Of AIS appointment.
\. sWINEFURD. u liter
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
THE FISHING CREEK CoNrEDEIACr

A Co1rt Martial in Harrisburg is trying
the Columbia county men who combined
TO resist the draft. One witness testified
that leading Democrats bad visited his
neiehborhood, to urge the people to resist
the Federal officers. giving as areasou taos
Winois had et1the Uaion-ihat Ohio, New
York and New Jersey we're ready to range
themselves With the Confederate Govern
mept, and that the time had come for Penn
sylvabia to follow in the same track BY
c,sting of the Lincoln misrule. This fact
has volume of meaning in it. II is but
. corroboration Of what has been so often
on the Democratic leaders, that
they, and not their blind followers, are
the secret aiders and absttors of treason.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

Long John Wentworth; of Chicago, is
making some telling campaign speeches
10 Illinois. Here is point Of his on the
slavery question:
"The friends Of slavery contend it is =
divine institution, and . delegate to the
Chicago Convention told him be believed
God would protect il. 'WelI,' said /,
'ihen let Us leave it to Sod Let us leave
this institution, Of God, to God. The fu-
gitivs slave Law is repealed, and now, if =
niger runs away, l am for letting him
run till God brings him back"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
A ISLANDER REFUrEp.-It would be

A ISLANDER REFUTED.-It would be
useless to attend to all the calumnies now
floating through the Copperbead press,
but one Of the most frequent, viz: That
President Lincoln receives bis salary in
gold, is refuted BY Mr.. Crittenden Of
Vermont, the late Register Of the Treasu.
~, who had charge Of all payment Of that
kind. Mr.. Lincoln and oil of bis Cabinet
receive the ordinary greenbacks, just like
ordinary men in business, and the regular
income tax is regularly deducted from Mr..
Lincoln's salary, just - it is from every
other salary. The only officers paid in
gold are our ministers, abroad, in places
where our currency is not recognized.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

nG-A gentleman who from his early
associations always aided the Democratic
party, was recently asked BY a friend, 81
suppose, Of course, you 60 for the Chicago
platform, and its nominees He replied,
"HOw can l? My only son-a better
man than myself-is in the Union army,
and | can 20; bring myself to feel j, rigb.
tia. l should stay at home and rote ogains,
tie cause FIR ,chicA he is sv5sring."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
GRIFFIN'.S s PATENT

EOR preserving FRUITS in perfectly
i fresh slate. They require no Wax, Sol
der, or Cement, seal instantly, and are more
easily sealed and opened Ihan any other artl-
Gle ior the purpose ever invented. All kinds
OF wax and cement are equally disagreeable.
and uncertain 10 sealing. Being made entirely
of glass, these avoid the objections To olhec
jars where tin or other metal is used in the
covers. For sale IN LewiSburg. only BY
1854 kREMER, LONG & co
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THE BEST INVENTION OFT !

r YMAN'S PATENT sELF-SEALING
IL FRUIT JAR. warrenied to be superior
to anything OF the kind in the market An
examination Of the Jar will convince any in-
teliisent person OF its merits. Ithas no wax
TO melt. screws 10 corrode, or springs 10 break.
but Is made on strictly philosophical princi-
pies. Call and examine it.
For sale wholesale and retail by
T. 6. EVANS, Agent
Levi.burg, July %, 1864.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
Administratrix, Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that Letters
Y of Administration upon the Estate of
DAVID sLlFER, decd. late or Le=isbarg,
Union county, have been granted 10 the
undersigned, by the Register OF Union county,
in due form of law. Therefore. all persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having any
Just claims are also requested 10 pres ssili t..el
legally auihenucaied FOR Sel,i-men' TO
sAGAH L. Si-FER sdrn.srr.
1910 Or 4 II. DlIE, h=r Ai-or1ey