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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02

ESTABLISHED I76O.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer
l6 and ls Chamoers Street,
formerly q Chatham Street,) New York,
NTOULD call the attention Of Dealers TO the ar
w tices Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF:
Macaboy, Demigros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rarpee, Narhit"ches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF:
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy Foot
NT Attention Ia called to the larg' reduction In
prices ri Fine Cut Chewing md Smoking Tobaccns,
which will be found Of superior quality.
TOBACCO:
SMOKING. uNE-crr cHswiNG. sN"KISG
Long, PA h.. or plain, s. Jsgo,
No |, Cavcndish, ar Sweet. SpaHi~h.
No .: Sweet Sr"r'.d nrnunco. CNnjs'cr.
Nos | 4 > r,iN-d, Tin Foil Clvrndish, Turkish
Granulated.
y. B-A circular Of prices will be sent on appl
New York, May ?3d, 1853. tma9S,lyl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
@isrrIIanruus anSrrtising.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS!

BRILLIANT SUCCESS!
THE FIRST GUN CT THE SEASON
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
IN JUST RECEIVED at LANDECKE1'S
$:1 ORIGINAL STAND, corner Of Main and
SH sacramento streets, opposite the JrrAns
hOtel, Large and we'll selected stock o'
FAMILY GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS, MINERS SUPPLIES.
GRAIN, WINES AND LIQUORS.
ANr TEE BEST BRANDS OF
CHOICE TOBACCO AND sEGARs!
Constantly on hand, the best qualities of
Crushed Sugar, Old Rio Conee'
Yellow Costa kica
China " Manila "
Powdered " Ground,''
Fine syrups' Teas; Green; =.
Candies, Japan,
U>-S--~I Spices
0yS'ers, s"'"'"s-'
Olive Oil, Lobsters,
Coal Oil, Pickles,
Starch. Lard,
Hams,
Bacon,
Camphene,
Rest Brand, Of Flour.
THE BEST QUALITY OF BUTTER, imported d.
rectly from the East, at prices which defy all
competition.
Purchasers would do well to give me call before
buying elsewhere, for One dollar saved is US good
as two dollars earned"
The subscriber respectfully solclts a continuance
Of the patronage heretofore so literally extended to
him He is determined to sell everything in his line
at prices to suit the times and will not be undersold
for CASH or its equivalent
EW- Goods delivered to all parts Of the City free
Of charge. -
Corner Main and Sacramento Streets,
Opposite the 0rlesns Hotel,
july1S PlaceIville.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
MisrtIIanrOus aD6rrtising.
n NEW STYLES! n
~1se3-4. 1se3-4.~

NEW N4 LEO
S1ses-4. 1seS-4.@
LAMOTT,
THE LEADING HALTER OF THE
STATE,
81 J Street, Near Sd. Sacramento,
TJAs ISSUED THE FALL ANn WINTER styles
Of GENTS DRESS HATS.-entirely
different from yihing vet introduced In this state
All should call and see them, and, In order 10 DC
DRESSED, should have one Of them.
His stock of SOFT HATS comprises ALL
Shapes, COIors A. Prices.
CAPS for Men, Youths aud Children,
Of new styles. and all varieties and prizes.
Buggy Robes and Ladies' Furs. Of all
kinds and prices n complete assortment on hand vt
all times Also, u hne assortment Of HORSE
BLANKETS.
Remember, II you wish to buy CHEAP. call on
LAMOTT,
sept12l 81 ST., near I'd, Sacramento.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED to the undersigned
"A are requested TO make payment OH or before
the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY next. k3B- No fur.
ther credit can be given to those who disregard this
notice.
CHAs. b. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harmless but effective preparation-
At .he two epochs Of life in which the female system
undergors the most important and critical changes
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They are also confidently recon-
mended a specific In every disorder to which fe.
males are exclusively subject.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02

mentionrd in the above list, will be furnished to
der. Subscriptions received for all the Sacramento
and San Francisco weekies, at publishers prices
s. HARRIS,
BOOK, STATIONERY AND NEWS
DEPOT,
Postoffice building, Corner Main st. and Plaza,
sept26m3 PLACERVILLE.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
These Mighty Healers, World-Known
and World-Triei,
ARE A BOON TO THE SICK.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources of the 1eadlie,t maladies Their
effect is to vitate all the fluids Of the body, and to
send poisoned stream through all The channels Of
-irrnlaun. Now, what is the operation OF the Pills?
They cleanse the bowers the Liver, bring the
relaxed or lrrns:ed stomach into nstural condi'
sion and acting through the sect-;:ve organs Upon
THE BLOOD ITSELF rhas gr the state of the systc from
sickness to health, by exercising a simultaneous and
wholesome effect upon all its parts aud functions.
WOMAN I'M ATT, HER nIEET-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

az Those who have hitherto patron,xed ps are
satisfied that what We have above announced Is
strictly correct; those who have not Yet patronized
US, need only make one trial to be convinced We
are both PRACTICAL PRISTERs and fully capable Of
fulfilling to the letter all we promise here.
GELWICKS T. JANUARY,
PRoFRiEroKs
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD
ILIOUs MALADIEs, &C., &c.

That the above statements at all times be ver-
frd by the written testimony (extendng through a
quarter of century, Of tens Of thousands Of un-
imptachabe witnesses
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHGA,
WEAKNESS, &C., &C.

" CAUTION!-None are genuine unless the
words " Holloway, New York and London" are dis
cernibe Ms W1ter mark in every leaf of the book
OF directions around each box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light A
handsome reward will he given to any one rendering
such information as may lead to the detection of any
party or parties counterfeltiug the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
sssSold atthe manufactOry of Professor Holloway,
80 M"iden Lane, New York. ar d by all respectable
d. uggists and Dealers In Medicine throughout the
United States and the civilized world in boxes at IS
cents, 63 cents and ~ each.
% There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N B:-Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder areafhxed to each box. [sepl9yfl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-02

In whatever form disease attacks the liver il is
Teprled and extermnated by this searching painless
and irresistible curative. Bilious remittents bilious
purRing and all the ordinary disorders OF the organ
indicated by pain in the right side and between the
shoulders yelowness Of the whites Of the eyes weak
ness and debility, &c relieved and removed by
the remedy. with CELEBRITY which astonishes the suf-
ferers and their friends Let the sick whom the fac
ulty have abandoned, resort with confidence to this
powerful anti-bliUus agent, and restoration to
health and attiyitv will h,f fha viry
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
More RObbing Soldiers.

No. only has the PrOthonotsry Of Ly-
coming county outraged law aud righ; by
preventing soldiers votes from being re-
ceised 20 hat they nigh, be counted, but
certain Return Ju3gss Of adams, Fulton,
aue Bedford have done the same wrong by
refusing to c0uu, them when received.
Al! ,ho.e who thus try to deprive the SOL
der Of bis ballot, are CopPerheads-Warm
friends Of M'C,cl,au
They pretend to Justify their acts By
the plea that the returns were informal.
Bu, the Law which We quoted in our last,
expressly prohibits any rejection on &C.
coun, of inforuaiiry. We add one more
ez,rsc, from the general election law as
eliucbing proof that the whole game Is a
la~-defyiug game to elec; men b. defris-
iug soldiers Of ,bt:r rights:
at shall lot be lawful for said judges
or clerks, in casting up the votes which
shall appear to have been given, as shown
by the certificates under the 18th and :. /
sections Of this act, TO omit or reject any
part thereof, erelyt i-ieA IA the opisioH Of
said judge, said certificate Is 50 deTecties as
10 preo.n, n.s same iroD. Lejny uuders,oo,l
and computed ia adding together The RIM
Jsr Ct ye'.s"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

z PRIVATE SALE ihs Sns Residences
y Of Mrs Z C#.ysEElI~. on Uaiversiiy
Avenue. The House is trick. two siorsys,
built aud finished in the NOS, substantial
manner. Il contains ls rooms IN all, inclad-
ius kirchsh-is ihoscaghiy heated bv furnace,
and has gas fittings ihToushoGt- The main
partition walls are solid. ani The cellar ihor-
oUghlv raj-proof There IS a large cisiern
with pump IN kEch=p. sOd Bever{aillns
well os wa.sr Al Ihs DOOR.
There is a fine Sable and Ca-riz-- House
with all other necessary uaibuil1iHes inclGd.
ins fine Chicken house and Tooi room.
The Lrt contains about three acres, ror~
tion Of which iS uSei as pasture lot having
a stream Of water running ;hro' and adjoins
the Stable. Vhrch IS a very valuable ccovtn-
iencs. The lot Is completely stocked with ,hs
beSl varieties Of Fruit trees and vines an full
bearing. and choice shru5beTy IN so1njance-
The situation IS in ever respect desirable. {.
the neishhorhoct The best in the place.
Enough Lots could he sod cd 10 pay halt
the cost Of purchase. If desired.
Twenty Acres Farm Land. situate
in kslly township. adjoining lands of Psdi
Gedies and oilers. about half mils irun
town.
For further particulars and terms amply =
ORWiG & HAYES
Oct l3 Asszis-LeSisb1rs, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
Soldiers. Look Here !

The las. Williamson, Democrat copies
this little article
"A substitute broker in New Hampshire
saws he has pI' 20 600 men INTO the army.
and don't Jehsre he has pat IN one hor.ss. man.
TIE last Lewisburg Argus says:
"T'tere Is no honor .tere IS no patriotism or
humanity in the splriJ Of the war as !; is now
waged man ore prosecuting II 70 gain wealth
aud crafty enmliy, vengeance and ambition :;
ttey azr> list sight IF honor, chastity, justice
aud ChrISuanIly.'
These outbursts Of CoPperhead hate Of
the Soldisrs betray the secret feelings Of
the leaders Of that party even while trying
to coax the soldiers out of their votes .
They publish all the misdoings Of any of
VIA, they call "Lin7ola's dogs" or "LiH-
coln's aireiings," but hide or deny all
their good deeds and virtues.
There are doubtless bad men among all
parties, armies, churches, and people. We
ofsr DO apology for any evil doer. But
the foregoing are xautoD, wholesale Sian
ders. No army was ever formed of more
honest, earnest, self-denyiug, patriotic
men, than those now risking their sll Of
earth to save Pennsylvania and the North
from the doom of war-blssted Virginia!
1, is needless to say that all those Who
thus insult our officers and soldiers in
mass and those at home Who sustain
them, all think ''the var is failure" and
yet have the brass to ask those who are
presenting the var to vote fo. SLOW NJ
CIellan aud traitor Pendleton viii they
do il. (See the Election returns
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
James b. Steadman.

This gentleman, born near Lewisburg,
was leading Douglas Democrat in Ohio
when the war broke out. He volunteered
and has risen to the rank Of General. In
a recent Union speech, at Toledo, Gen.
Steadman said
al mus. give you little piece Of his.
tory. Near the close of the campaign OF
1860, l ven, over to Detroit, to see Mr.
Douglas, Who was there speaking. As |
met him, he said, I,'s all over With me,
and added, 'S,eadman, il you Gao do any
thing for me to make my record right in
Ohio, do it, for wan. an honorable rec
ord assured him l would do all |
could, and on bis assuring me that Lin
coln would be elected, said, Judge,
xhs, kind Of q man is Nh. Lincoln! You
know him, have prsetissd Law with him.
aud esu tell Mr.. Douglas replied, He
i, an hones., fearless man. aad the country
rW be safe IN his hands
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
--latest News

TIE receu, advance Of Gen. Grant vas
to gain correct knowledge Of the works oa
tie Boj l,ou Road, and, although success
"a. il tba. respect, CUR forces fe.l back to
the!r original position. They were then
attacked Ly the Eeteis, who were soon
defeated. Our whole loss (;ue.uGing the
missing, some Of whom are coming il }
vas 1870, quite uumber Of them colorai
troops. We have half that Duubsr Of
Kete! prisoners, and their killed ani
wounded mus; equal oU!s.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-All is right
slopg the Whole line Of Sberman's army.
Prices de!sa, relieves Missouri from
her recsnt danger, although there ere still
mara1iing hands ioies'iug the State
Oa tie .1th uIt., Lieut. Cushing blew
up tie Rebel ram Albermsrle. The de-
s,ruc,ion wss complete.
The Rebels =, Charleston have removed
cur prisoners from exposure to fire, and
the Cniou commander bas done the same
with theirs. There is prospee. Of an
exchange Of the sick sui wounded. An
other blockade ruaner vas sunk uear tie
mouth Of the harbor.
Gel. Hatch recently encountered and
defeated the Rebels ulder Forrest.
A party il boa. undertook 10 cut ont
l. S. cutter lying iE the harbo. st Bel
fast, Maine.
The guerrilias attacked a colored force
LEA, Alexandra, but were routed.
Nathan A. Psrwell, has been appointed
L. 5. Senator from Maine, 10 place Of
W. p. Essserdeu-both UuiOn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
FOREIGN ATTACHHEXT.

l-OE Cecnly- =
Tae Comn0nweal . Of .'enusy i9a-
L. - vaaia To me ensrG O.. .sait comfy,
~ Greeting:
We command yoa that yaa attach - The
right, uiIe, interest, and rroE's o; !rstcIs J.
Kennedy, n d certain lTsst o. GaSezlf i4nt
situate un The SOnIn Branen Of While Deer
Greek now cr fcrmer.v IN Nn.e Deer IA P
Union c51l,7. cGE;siai1g n The Tho.e three
haad.et and .w-ljy acres, and which vas
saryeyed OF lhs aIsl u AUsasL, i7s5. n fur-
sua-cs of a vzr-s5, sral.el t. DaC-el Au-
rs11i, dated the 1917 C jDn-, lT~f. Ia whose
hands or possession soeVer the same iaay e.
- that h- he and appear before cErtouTi %
Common Pleas 10 Be hoi-n in L=Wls5uTs n
and for sad coul'y, on 'he lyh day Of De-
ceuber next. there 10 z1sxs! Ro5sri !. hea-
nedy oi Pea n sssumPSlt; mai he re and
appear before cur C0uTr or -fhe ssit lstn 1sy
a December ueI;, 10 answer y aat snail oe
o-leclsi against MIN aad ABIDE the judgment
Q! The Court therein. And have you .nere
and then This VIII
Wines The Honorable : : Weods,PreSI-
dent Judge Of SAID Corr, al Lswisburg, the
"a day Q. November, 1854.
]. ". SANDS, Pro.hono otzry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
THE LAST RALLY,
BY J. 7. TRowBRIDGE.

Rally ally, rally!
Arouse ih- tlsz i--i-r land
EA.lv, raiy' fr1la th- s.untsin an valley,
Aad uu froUa the o-.4n ,trAn4l
Ye sons O.: The Wet ArasTi-ss t-s;!
Nr~ llzLpshirr's llen g: might.
from Frs,ri- ard era- u1i-E. lie -As,
Aud rally Il lie nsLi'
Armies of nntri-l her---.
u..-g.-~l il crE.t-mEn HEi cle-ki
Y u1-L q tie coEs;. iariUcltle sosi'
Gone -rsry 1-- q Ih- ~lsk.
From ta-e.Eeru1zu gray - tie -.it .eAsp-ay
ThA: CO I7T- -.zu1 t-esfs,
T. The vou.h WhI -.lI th- F..-rn e. h4-
By tie t.E- a-.l.~e.lsrn lake.
.ra ve r-eelu-u' -a1'y. ra'ls!
t. HI tauu-rs e ;il- NCr-A-
Thou The shattered Iror Of bondage rouT
lour sEsrtEs !s-i H. tF!fh-
K~rtu-kisus. - Of T-nU-,sss
who -o0rEed the d-sFSt's ss4y'
To all. to ell. the bcsi-ezi
OF Freedom sounds today
O.. r1ea .hsiI H.h. wish -. tNlIo:,
w-sfoas The t-s; aud t-si
AMI TIE havo.5e-, WiTh hilud rrd ~st,
shzII ~rit- ih- - ~ O: ;he ri
ant tue baFs shai! Ill Esen'- pia7s'I
Ana TIE little maiden rock
u.rsalI a, .he -, = a.lr her .-zaI-aA kE!.s
Al gEAa0EE hsEo's sJeA
Ard th- hsAr.s q hsra;- mothers,
.nd IL ,I--I- O.: uabie piFvs.
With their power t. bless hall al no less
Than til b-1ve Nho ElEe their i've
TIE rieh ;Acir ga shall bring. Sn4 the o.i
shall belp u with their Yr%y-rs;
Will bos.riBg hot II all4 sa0.is
A.,s-l un-E2res-
Prom the shas,!y seii. of shiloh
Muster tn phantom bAuis, -
Froul yir-ini4', sEsnps and death ShiN canss
yroB I1.G..r Fr-.rries .tarc. tpi Gettysburg,
s-- -her1 gathering fast;
Ana ~ from Nara.-As- hat IS ]; taA, passes
Like thin clouds II he t!AsI'
y-,-, The wilderness. where blanehss
The nHu1.l-ss skeleton:
Prom Ni-ks5a-gs slaughter and felst-eAAc2 'e-ei'
Ana th- trenches q b1usisoa;
From tie cruel. cruel i-l-onS,
Whe-. their h0ii-- pIuet away,
Prom groaring decks. from sdnAea steeAs,
Thy gather 9Th us today.
And ,hev say 70 us. @R.Hy rAlly!
The uo.s j almost done. 80,
y-b.ry.s,.-s! rally from mountain and valley
An! rea- tn s-lls We won
We .oSed fa- endless years q peace,
". h,rrozed aLl vat-rri VIII
Oar 4vin. deeds ~sre the seSt;ereyi SEEDS;
Shall they perish WEere they ieli.
Ana their brothers l-it t-hui them
In che deadly roar sud rrAsh
Of cannon and sword. BY i1ri snd lofi,
And the earhin-'s z1.VsElns llsa,
Be..,e the R-h-l citadel
Just trembling n i;s fsi!;
Prom Geor-ia's clens. from fsof4A "ss'
For u iAsy call, the! e4!..
The Iis--bloo1 q the ;yEaot
l. sbhirg "a: AvAy'
Victory waits =: hsr opening gates,
And smiles on our array;
With so!eu,r eyes the Centuries
p.-fsr- us watching Stand,
And love let. IoEn its starry gown
To bless the future land
One more sublime snisaFor,
And b.hoId tie dA~a q Pesoe'
One more endsavor, sud war forever
TErouEhout tie land shall cease;
Forever arl ever IA. ysnqUisb-t power
Of>la5-r- -lsu Re slain,
And FreeIors'- stained and tr.Upio1 soxef
Shall blossom white again!
Then rally, raIly' rally
Make tInult 10 the lAnd'
Ye for-st.-s rally from mountain ana valley,
Ys fishermen from the strand:
D-ave son. 0. the West. America : best!
Ss~ En-isnd's men of might
Prom prAiris and erA. unfu-l The Sag
AMI rally - the tshti
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
The Vice Presidency

l. really matter OF more Importance
than is generally estimated. tie has
the casting vote, and uay become the
President himself.
IT Is 4 FACT
That four Democratic Vice Presid-
ents-Aaron Burr, John c. Calhoun,
john Tyler, and John c. Breckin-
ridge-proved traitors. The first two
fomented rebellion, but failed-tAe
last two aided the present rebellion,
personally, TO the bloodies. end.
IT Is BELIEVED,
With apparent reason, that the honest
HARRISON, one month after reaching
the Presidency. was poisoned 10 make
room for traitor Tyler to pave the
way for Texas.
Gen. TAYLOR resisted the demands
Of the Slayeocracv-died suddenly
and was succeeded by Fillmore, who
tho elected q an Abolitioni=i became
q plant tool Of the South.
BUCHANAN. with scores Of others,
was poisoned III the National Hotel,
and ever afterwards performed as his
Southern advisers directed.
The attempt 20 murder LINCOLN, is
notorious.
Now. admit that MCCLELLAN is
as patriotic and able as IS claimed
for him. PENDLEToN is . much more
capable man, naturally and in exper'
icace. suppose Mcclellan refused TO
do as the Vallandighams, Fernando
Woods and other Rebel sympathizers
desired what would VI Clci.an's life
be worth when his place could be 50
easily filled by Pendleton ?
In voting for ANDREW JOHNSON as
Vice Presideut.we vote for one whose
Unionism has been tested by pcrsecu'
,iou, punishment and danger 10 lie.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
AUCTION.

WILL be offered At Puaiic sac On the
w premises o. JoHn B, .eF, >ryAn L-s.
Buaaloe Up, on TUESDAY. ~ a.
: Working Horses t.b- Hsre/ei.h ica.-j q
} year o.d Sla, iion- a yeai ols sfoi.,% >u-slns :
Coils, a Gov, a Bal. yO1Eg Cat.-. i -,
Horse Gears. PioS, H4Er/ag .C1l;.sz sztorss Il a.
Rake. PIchforEs, GT.acz'oAe, sn- other t2i-
l. us Utensils. =
A.so4 Bs3sisess, ass'ts Of Bidding, 3 Ia
hes. seit o[Chai5A C4oG.lg s.oye--sl Z
o.1er H a>=aoil FuEIHSrc.
sale 10 Commence al b .'c,ock.A b, -Asa
the Ter-s Will 5s mz.e S1oFn ty
SovIIss;. FEEDENgK HOTER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04

SgTte EoEclluent Of men liable to
military duty in this State, now going oD,
il, under the Militia Law Of PeLn'a,
which was So strongly demanded By tie
Cops and is designed as the basis for the
creation ct the State Juard Gov. Curtin
is arranging fox the exemption Of the
State Guard, while OF duty, fEom seETi5s
io the Nati5na! armies
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04

free aud noble country. Why dan't some
Of them Copperbeads come to tie Army q:
II they don, ike the cause We are fgh'-
iDs for, they can j.ia the Rebel srmy
They want men a. vel Is cur army
There Is a chaucs FOX ,i.-f5r UsioB, or
Tories, or whatever they nay call them
selves. Io1 must excuse me If | am too
hard. SAM'L BEoWN, East BUG.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
Public Sale Of REAL ESTATE.

T WILL uf-r Al Public sale N sns prem - :
ca FRIDAY. ih- s5th cay Of sovsn9sr.
i-6i .Tact OF ,and situate 10 Hes- Sns,ai"s
;Jznshir, Caioz esuhiy. ADJOINING .aa5s %
James Come les, ,IghG HaroesoE,i' as H.iie.,
FrsacIs Jq'ua aud oihs's. Containing "a
Acres noTa or le~S. all cleared bot about 4
acres. scrss oil which are good Meaco .
TA- Improvements are los Dazzling hoos-,
Barn. Snap, aa1 other OG.b1i!dinss, -eii "a
good Ns,er aear The house, a.S7 sPTEs -
81 neral Wafer .noEo as .ae s.lT Hos. :.
and also on said premises bs7tins ofcha's-
Upon She Whole, SAID properly IS desifao'e "a
4 h-a a. oo1G,r, r-s'dsace. sale 10 eoi2-
mcuce al eleven o'clock n ias fossRoon CT
sad car, Ehsn terms viii be ia - ssesH ~
G.F MILLER AlsoToeT
g-tlsIEs4 = t5- U-.-s - E->L JCpss, a-- :
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
EARN at PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale oa the
w premises 10 White Deer t7wnsh ,.
Union couniv, on TarzsDAI. lTlh Nov. neTJ,
the Farm Of the late JAMS ksErsE, dec q.
containing sb0a. lG6 Acres (sbcai SO Of
which are improved. the remainder ia good
White Oak rmbsr1 bounded by lands of
A5ram Svpher, George Schwartz, DAVID
Ramsey sad others. There Is Limestone in
the soil. Tne improvements are good IEo
storey wsaiher-bUartsd Log House, Frame
Barn, and the Oui-haiI3inss, SPring near the
house, aud Orchard Of bearing Uses-
sale TO commence at +. O'Clock, 2 VI, xh.3
terms Wi! be made known by
HY- KEEFER. st.ub-a o. N-v Yolk
MARTIN EEEfER, eu-alos r, Clios c. Pa
osi- :, Isei Exsss.'gs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-04
ORPHANS, COURT SALE

DY virtue Of an order OF sale isSasd on; v
ID the Orphans Couri Of Union county Vii
De exposed 10 public sale al he RivieFe House
10 LeEis5arg. on SATURDAY, Nov. -, ieoi,
! u'ci5cs, ? ". alt ihsI SeUS.a mai -, II
G.ouat SITUATE GO -lh street. IA smiih's si1i-
ton 60 the Boro' Of LeEi>bUrs, bounded "a
the norih bv naf same loI, OB the east oy an
a'Iey. a. The SoIh by vacant lot and ca
the west by Sevsn,h street. on whics are
erected two-stCrey Brics DwsilIas Hoasa.
O1Ibnld.ngs, SC, iale .Es ssia.s - h-A II ~.
Ter. decd.
TERMS-so per cent Cash, balance 10 -
pad z. December Term Of Court
JOHN HUNTER, AtR'r.
Der. as 1861