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JEFF. DAVIS UN His TRAVELS,
Els Speeches ut Augusta Mont
.omery and Salisbury. I
He Is Disappointed In bis caleu1atfcns, hnt
Thinks he can wiring Pesto from
The FAntals.
DAVIS on HARDER,

| DAVIS on HARDER.
| iFfpm the Macon Telegraph aud ron'edesate
| In cur report yesterday Of the Presidents
speech we ueintentionsl1g emitted 70 men
| tup the high aod deserved compltmeet p i'd
| By the Executive to Gen Hsraee "Who-
| e1er may have failed" kAid the Peretdeot,
sttpat Dob1e Georgian, Gen. aardee, has done
ssLed Of patriot Well said, and true to
| the letter.
TIE ARMY AND GEN. JOHNSTON.
lTtom the ch1r1eston Courier
The editor OF the Macon Conf deras has
receftcd private letter, d2ted Sc, tember
20. from an { tllcer in the army, Containing
the following item:
blvouac oday, and sone Of tho men ia
Cheatham's Rtu Bates' divisions called out
to him to ecnd Johnston back, aud proposed
ard gave three cheers fur Old Jos.
The writer also states that the officers, bav-
Ing received information that some Buca
demonstration was to be mad-, Issued orders
pr"h1blttng It and threatening to punish TIA
offenders. soms Of the men, however, were
bold enough to set the order at defiance.
JEFF DAVIS AND GEN. DsAuREaARD.'
From the Augusta Constttntlonaltst.I
As public curiosity is much exercised con.
ce1ntng this uihting utshet huro Rn4 ul re
particularly at present with regard to bis as
sumption OF cOmmRpd in Ga:,rgia, we are
peInitte d to give the substance OF. brief
colloquy between a gentleman and President
Dsvis:
Gehtieman-Mt. President, we bare heard
here Ibst Gen. Food has been superseded Is
ltko2
do + OF Know 1t to be SO.
Gentlemsn-We understand that General
BeanreEard YVES to assuGe command.
Prrsident-GenerA Be-uresard Will take
, 1864-10-13
C,Z, METzNER's APPOINTMENT rs.


Toulon, Sterk Co. Monday, Oct. ~.
Princeton, BUresu Co........-.-Tue day, Oct IS.
HenreplD, Putnnm WednescsJ, Oct 20.
Peoria, Peoria CO.. Fdd4y, 0c:. 29.
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TN DRAWING OF SEPT. 24tb,
il 1874, No. zols4 dew t1aoioo 70 1se8 arav EaGe;
Ko. sssS d-nW SsSE 80. 1861 dleW 9u.ne; No. 20
d.ev tsic3 Prizes ca4and knt l1is1MAuon f11n.
i,tsd q sp2llcstioa to TAYI0R CO. yA119s u
W4n GHeHt,H Z. o2<UA&8
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
REGISTERS NOTICE.

\-OTICE Is hereby gwen. 10 all concerned,
' thai the following named persons havo
settled tle.T accounts IN the Registers Office
at I.ewI>burg. tnlun county, and that the
said accounts viii be presented for confirm
anon and allowance at lhr Orphans Cours
To BE- held al I.EWiSBUHG iur the county Of
Union, "a the t.ird MONDAY OF Dec.
nrx.. beng the i3;h day OF said monsh. VIE
Tue final account Of q. y. Youngman.
Ain.'r Of J,in B Smith, deed, late Of Tho
borough Of Niiil.nburg.
= The account Of Nathan Myers, Exr OF
the Ia,l will aud testament Of AnH s. Baksr,
,vtfe cf Ju,ian Eakel) !1.e Of The borough Of
Lewl,tGrg. deed.
TGe tiHai account Of Frederick Boiend.
e.. surviving Executor Of the last will and
testament OF Jt. Siets, deed, late Of Lime
stone township.
4 The ace. uqt Of Geo. Hauck, GUARDIAN
Of .Hlrgqr.t Rush, minor child Of Daniel
ReiSh. deed, a. exhibited by Conrad Sheek-
Ter. one Of the Administrators OF said George
Hauck. decd.
5 The accom-, Of James Marshall, Admir-
Of the e,,a;e Of J,Is Z. De.bsrt, decd, late Of
White Deer township
L. II. WEIKEL. Register
Registers Office. LewIsburg, Nov. ls. les%
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
the toue of the instrument, and played

the toue of the instrument, and played
( several airs.
! Seth Human is one Of the best repre-
sen,a,ives of backw oodsman, a hunter,
aud brave and hardy pioneer, we have
ever seen, and his appearance and man
ners are Interesting He. is about six
feet in height, and his form has received
that fGe muscular development on y to be
obtained BY heallhful outdoor exercise.
He is apparently about forty five years OF
age. lie wears bis hair anu eyebrows,
now dark-iron gray, very loug-also his
whiskers aud mOustache. lie has ruddy
complexion, and a piercing blue eye.
lis cap IS formed of buffalo skin, and OF
namented with buck-tail His blouse is
tastefully aud nea.fuliy made of dressed
deer skin also, his pAntaiOOns aud moe
casins, embroidered in imitation Of the
Indian costume. His powder horn con-
taiu5 several well executed pictures OF au-
ima!s, aud hunting scenes, and he wears a
necklace formed of bears teeth.
We can well Imagine the terror his ap-
pearance would inspire 10 the untutored
Indian, and, with his long experience,
steady aim, and uneIripg shot, the wild
beast Of the forest must feel that his hour
has come when kinmau scents his track.
But while he evidently sustains all the
requisites of fierce and successful hunter,
aud can, when occasion demands it, exer-
else the most harsh and determined meas
urcs, in order 10 vauquish his foe, whether
man or beast, be is at the same time full
of humor and good nature.
TIE interview with the President, which
lasted for half an hour, will form an
agreeable episode in tho history of kinman
as well as in that of Mr.. Lincoln, who
appeared to enjoy the occasion as a pleas.
ant relaxation from his official duties.
TWhi.e exhibiting in Lewisburg, Mr..
kluman let fall an observation which
made bis auditors suspect he is a strong
Uuionist. IL said he should not grieve
to death if Mr. James Buchanan should
accidentally fail out of the buck horn
chair which the speaker gave him, aud
permanently dislOcate the joints between
his caput ana back bona-or words to that
effect, much more Sazonian than We have
INDUCED En-. LEW CnRoN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
OieagilOu5.

A responsible merchant and respectable
citizen of Union county seuds US the Oh
Advertisement in another column. We
know nothing further than We have pub
Iished on the subject. The Oil regions
have been found to extend to Ciucinnat;
and to Chicago, from West Virginia to
Upper Canada, aud may also run under
the Allegbonies and crop out this side.
Indications, however, sometimes prove
deceptive, and productions may prove in-
ferior, at one point, to another.
The Oil Fever is bound to have Its
course, and may rival the South Sea aud
Mississippi excitements Of older, or the
tulip and multicauiis Jurors of more mod
ern days. Already, gold and silver min
ing psles before the spleador Of oil. y
Thousand companies are at work, aud
unknown millions are invested daily. One
man stands up, conspicuous, radiant and
dripping with the fortune be has made !;
while his neighbors, who went down iu
the sea of speculation, left no sign Of the
spot where lie cpgulphed all their hopes
and former acquisitions.
Our advice is that no one emharrass
bimself or herself, or risk all, in any oil
speculation. There is justification for
some ventures, 10 such amounts as per-
con might be able to lcse--but more than
that is too hazardous, and reckless temp
tstion of ruin. Investments in different
companies and points, is advisable. Do
not believe more thi one tenth you hear,
even from cool, well informed, disiuterest-
ed persons, Of such there be
-Moog Shaw Loo will spSd his next
vacation lecturing on the Oil Wells Of
Burmah, (withOut having any stock for
sale y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Cont: w eek
r,,., ,Co.u,, Court aI'roeiamatiOn

yEvHEREAS, the Hos. SAINT l. S-WOODS,
w President Judge log ;he :Olh judicial
District Of PENNSYLVANIA, ooInPosed OF tho
couniie, Of Union, Mliilin ana snyder, anc
is, WSivo>Tox and joan WALES EsSs.. Asso-
clatc Judges IN Union county, have iss aed their
precept. bearing dale the 2Ist day oil aeP'-
1864. and to me directed, for the holding d an
Orphans' Court. Court Of Common Pleas. Oyer
aud Ter.niner. aud General Quarter Sesssons.
at LEWI>BCRG, for the county OF tNiONr
on the Third Montay Of DEER. (beIns ihs
l9,h tly) 1854. and 10 continue one seex.
Noice IS therefore hereby given to tie Cor
oner. Justices Of the Peace and COnstables -
aud for the county oi Union. 10 appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, inqaS-
silioas, examinations and other remembrances
TO DO those things WHICH of their Offices and in
iheir behalf appertaIn 10 be done; and all Wit
ucsSes and other persons prosecuting In behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person oS
persons, are required 10 De then and rhero
attending and not depart without leave al their
PERL. Jurors are requested 10 be punctuai in
heir attendance Al tAe appointed time agreea-
be TO nuUcr.
Gwen under nv hand ard seal at ,be sher.
M Of.ce IN Lewisburg the 18th day of
Nov. A o 1864. ani the s7th year of the
Independence Of the United states Of Ameri-
ca.-God saYe the Commonwealth!
/ =. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02

10-CoDgress commences short session
on Monday next, 5'h Dec, and our State
Legislature on Tuesday, 81 Jan. 1860. 1t
remains to be seen whether the defeated
party, after appealing to the people, will
respect their decision, and honestly aid and
comfort the authorities in putting down
the rebellion. We hope they may.
There are two points Congress should
determine, to govern all future drafts.
lst. That no man should be credited out
Of the district where be is enrolled, Go
protest the poorer districts fsom :he mon
eyed advantages of the richer) 2i. That
the draft should be strictly enforced in
refractory Copperhead districts, $50 that
the loyal should not be compelled to make
Up the losses of the skulkers)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Heavy Rebel Attack at franklin.
They are RepuIsed ut all Points.
REBEL Lcss s.ooo kILLED AND worNDED.
FRANKLIN, Tenn, Nov. 80.

FRANKLIN, Tenn, Nov. 80.
To Mai. Gen Thomas: The enemy
made q heavy, persistent attack with about
two corps, commencing about 4 Q clock in
the afternoon, aud lasting until after dark.
He was repulsed at all points with very
heavy loss, probably 5000 to 5000 men,
Our loss is probably not more than one
tenth ottha. number. We captured about
1000 men, including Bri gadier-General,
(SiguedI MAJ GEN. SCnoFIELD.
New York, Dec. l.
The Wero1Ts New Orlesus correspon-
commander Of the Union cavalry forces at
Baton Rouge, returned TO that point on
the 22d ult., from an expedition to Liber-
ty aud Brookvillc, bringing with him )
pieces of Rebel artillery, about 800 hor-
ses and mules aud 200 prisoners, includ-
lag the entire staff of Gen. Dodge, al! of
which were captured after splendid en-
gagement with the enemy.
A NEW army corps is to be organized,
to consist o. soldiers who have served at
least two years, aud have been honOrably
discharged from the service. The corps
will contain 20 600 men. A special
bounty of $500 will be paid each man,
and they will be allowed to retain their
arms as their own a, the end of the term
of service, which will be only one year
Here is fiue opportunity for the old SOL
ders. Maj. Gen. Hancock is TO be COM
msuder of new corps.
The priza steamer "Floriia" was run
into few days ago, by an army steamer
and sunk 10 nine fatboms Of water.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
GRAND JURORS, Dec. I. 1864.

NiRin5prg-John Badger
Neic Bsrin-lieEry solomon
hqrttton-Shem S2ige ayer
Lttcis-Th ShiPtun, e PSSengel ,.Al SwenR.
U,iion-C-urae Ss'ssr
West Bu uTi:ios-'r Harhesou. David Harck.
Eist BYJa!gs-Aiired HI eass
Il Ay-pan.ci Kaulman, Isaac Rodearmel
BrGGy-John Bower
Linn, ,tone--john Mitchell Ir
Lelrisj4rg Y W-Jo, " Shriner, in Neyha
L,,ej,birg y N-Je,se Cornelius
B!,fq'os-And ] Rishel. VIM Hauck, Vim w
LIntenmurh
Hrthy-j,h IN Smith, VIM Halfpenny
Hhite D-sy-haron " smith. Wm Brown
TRITFRNE JTPORS.
Wait Drr-tas r finncy. N 1. Ritter. Eli
jah Osborne, jonathan Waters. JGnathan
nirGsnierf-r. Godfrey d eiIenderfer
Le,ri,b,lr- Y W-Gcarse D.effsnterfes. Solo
mon Uieferisrfcr, Benz F iIursh, Oil P
Shiveiv. j " Hntch>ou. Wm PaInrer..
LsuisjY~g W;-Jn i Owens Lar PIoss, Geo
Pro>S. ia \ Merz. Il L Baflan
HrrfSy-Wra i'ur>ley. John Showalier
Unioa-l,aac Eyef jr, Sdml Gui.e, John Van
uu>sirs. I,asc Eepley
.Nf1Iju[-Fhomls Gu;eIus.
Nose
East -he-BelJ Noil. Gideon Biehl. Geo
Miller
Leris-Enan katheTman, John Relish, Jdcob
SPlgeimyer
Pswling. Dan1 Mover. Harrison
Keiser David ncini7. Paul Geddes
|! Dsrr, Thus Black
BrH2g-Inhn Tale. raul Fisher
West Bug1ls-Jn Y Harbeson. Danl Fisher,
Dan. Spots, Elias Kaup
Netr Bsyiia-ChT'n Winter. Mich'I Eleckner.
Hasilsfon-Jacob Smith, VIM T Wilson
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Bank Direct0rs-l685.

Leuisbury Cameron, JOS. Nickel,
D.S Kremer, Solo. Ritter, NJ. Halfpenny,
Benz. Griffey, L.Shindel, .S.Gast,
Geo. Gross, J.M.Huf.
Northumberland Cat Sunbury.)-J. B.
Packer, is X Davis, J.C. Horton, VIM. II.
NAPLES, Geo. Conrad, Daniel Helm, Ely
Bright, Sam'l John, And. Di,ty, John b.
Linn, Paul Masteler, John Haas.
N9rthumJerland County Bank (Sbamo-
kin. JEW. Pollock, ia. Hackenberger,
Jos. Hoover, Bj Zettelmoyer, JIM. Taylor,
Tho Bumgardner, S. Bittenbender, Jo. Bird,
J.BDou,y, Val.Fegely, Fr.A.Clark, Geo.
Schall, John B. Linn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
F0R TIE NTAA CHG1NIILE.
Seduction, and Double Murder.

Iu all ages, a public disregard of the
laws of chastity, and of the sanctity of
human life, has preceded the downfall Of
a nation. Neither wealth or bravery can
preserve people whose virtue is SO lost
that the honor and the lie Of their mat
rous can be sacrificed without one inquiry
as to the guilty parties. As true a man
SIS ever shoulicrci a musket leaves family
and home to fight our battles, His wife is
corrupted {: to hide the infamy, abortiOD is
attempted, and the unborn child perishes
with the unhappy mother. l invoke the
ministers Of law and Disadvantages and
Jurors, States Attorney and Magistrates,
or whoever is clothed with the power-.o
bring the guilty parties in this narrowing
tragedy to condign punishment. Your
security as husbands and fa,hers-the ho.
nor Of woman everywhere-impera,ively
demand an enquiry into this case, and the
exposure aud punishment! Of all who may
be proved guilty. HUMAHIrAs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
ATTEMPT to Burn New York City

On Friday night last, about 8 o'clock
che long threatened Rebel plot to burr
New York city, was seriously attempted
Fires were started in the ST. Nicholas
Belmont, Tammany, Lovcj 3randreth
and Lafarge Hotels, and Baruum's Muse
um. The alarm was promptly sounded
throughout the city, and the widest ex-
citement everywhere prevailed. The 81
multsueoushess of the fires left no dou bt
OF . conspiracy to lay the whole city in
ashes, and extra vigilance alone proved its
salvation. The f,es we're communicated
BY means Of a solution of phosphorus,
which iguited on exposure to the atmos.
phere.
Since then, several other fires have oc-
CURED. Doubtless there is a vide ex,en.
ded Rebel plot to burn that city and
others, no matter how many thousand lives
and millions upon millions of property
they may destroy!!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
--latest N ews
Shernlan'S Grand March F.!

Nothing, vet. from Gen. Sherman
himself. The Rebels represent their
people as making every possible effort
to hinder and harass him.
The notorious EX- Congressman, the
late Rebe! General, Roger A. Pryor,
was captured at Petersburg, and now
is a prisoner at Washington, where
he admits that Sherman has captured
Macon, MiiIedgcville, and probably
Augusta, and that he knows no suili-
cient force to check his advance to
the seaboard.
The Rebels say the Union expedi-
rion against Wilmington is given up,
and lis garrison is moving against
Sherman.
The Rebels surprised and dcspoilcd
New Greek, on the Bait. Il 0. Il. r..
but were rcpulsed at Piedmont, and
retrea,ed. Another attempted inva-
sion Of Pcnn'a-in retaliation for
Sherman-is no! improbable. But
Gen. Sheridan is wide-awake.
Gen. Butler and staff came near to
a tragical death, while on the Grey
hound" near Fortress Monroe. The
noble vessel took fire accidentally,
and was totally destroyed, but with
no loss Of human life.
Several hundred prisoners have
been exchanged a. Savannah. Our
men come back ragged, starved, dis
eascd, and dozens die daily from the
effects of Rebel barbarityI Sherman,
it is reported and hoped, soon will
release all our prisoners.
Gen. Banks returns to NewOrleans,
where GEN. Candy now is, recovering
from his wound.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02

QUITE PROBABLE-Sherman may
by his move cause another Rebel attempt
at invasion of Ohio or Pennsylvania. |;
is therefore only prudent in our Governor
and President to raise Home Guards to
protect our ewn borders. Franklin and
Adams have raised Companies, which are
now in the field, for that purpose. The
number desired, is l5, 600. If not filed
by volunteering, We suppose a draft will
be required.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
"BUFFALOE HOUSE, for Sale.

THE Trustees of the University at Lewis
L burg, offer for sale the large three
storey house, known as the BugiiOe HrIss,
situated in I.ewisburs, corner of Second and
81. Louis streets, opposite the Court House.
The entire building Is of brick, 4S feet on
Second St and IS feet on 81. Louis ST., and
finished with all the conveniences and modern
Improvements for hrst class Hotel. The
stabing, sheds, &c, are ample to aGco mmc.
date large business.
The above property will be disposed of at
a moderate price and on easy terms. For
Iuriher information. inquire of G.f.MiLLER,
Esq, or J. A. KELLY, General Agent. Lewis
burg, Union Co. Pa 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Subpoena in Divorce.

l>>~l Iniun Connty,ss. The Common
L. $. wealth Of Pennsylvania, 10 CLAnA
~ M'GREGoH, Greeting:
Whereas, Charles \. MGresof did, on the
3lSt day oi March,A u 1864 prefer his petition
20 Jritps of Court of Common Pleas for tho
county - Union, PRAYING, for rt therein set
forth, Tint tnr ssI ChHres 4. NGregor might b~ div
creed from the bonds Of nstrmOny entered into With
ycu Clara dtrrg'T We Therefore command you rs se-
fore j the sad Clara Nt;rr-or setting aside
all other business ard Whatsoever you tie and
appear in proftr person fore judges Lew
isburg. at Court Common Pleas there 10 held for
the coCuty OF Cun. she l9th December n-xt,
to answer the Petition libel ei said Char-s Nirey
or and 10 show cause, Il! any you have, inv the said
Charles \. NGreg0r, husband, sL@8li not BE- div
oTrc irun che bonds Of mstTimouy a-rc"shly 10 tho
Act OF Assembly in such case MAZE AMI provided, aud
hereof all not
Witness the Hon 6. 5 Woods, President of our s.id
Court at LcwiSburs. the S0h day oi sept, d, ls't
T. IL. II llA>SENPLUG, Dep. FrJthoaO,ary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS. Letters Testamen;ary upon
w the estate of JOHN GUNDY, Esq.
deceased late Of East Buifaloe Twp, Union
county, have been granted 10 the subscriber
by the Register of SAID county, IN due form
all persons indebted 10 said estate are reques-
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for Settlement. 10
E. F. GUNDf, Irxscr,ors
J. A. GUNDY,
East Bufaloe, Nov. 80, 1864 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Real Esg5aGe. S
LARGE BUFFALoE VAL. FARM

At PRIVATE SALE.-Ii is situated N
y White Deer township, Union coGat,
about two miles from DAtesman sore" est
Milton. The Farm was originally owned bG
ASnnEw MCLESaH.S, Esq, and Is 50 .drse
that IL might be divided TO make Two or three
good Farms. | Will sell low, as | wish IL
quit the business Of farming. The Farm -
we'll tlmbered and well wa;eret. aud under a
good state of cultivation. There IS good
House and all necessary cutbuiltin-s--a 10 "
first-claSs Barn, the best IN the county,
splendid Spring, young Orchard, &c. dc.
En4Ire on the premises of
Dec. 1861 AND. NCLEN An
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
Estate of Charles Gross, Sr,, decd.

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SNOTlCE.-Whereas,
y Letters of Administration on the estate
of Charles Gross, Senior, late of Bullaloe
Twp, have been granted TO the subscriber
by the Register Of Union county in due form
o; law, therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested To make Immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same may presentlhem duly authenticated
for settlement, To
CHARLES GROSS, Jr, Admir-
Buffaloe Tp, Nov. 80, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
LeWisburg Bridge Election.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stockhod-
Y ers of the Lewlsburg Bridge Company.
that an Election vii! be held at The Office of
the Pres idsnt, On Monday, the 2f day of jan
uary, 1868, for the purpose os electIng one
President, six Managers, Treasurer, and a
Clerk, 10 conduct the CONCERNS Of said Com
pdny for one wear.
WILLIAM CAMERON, President
LewiSbHrg, Dec. |, 1854 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TN the Orphans Cour, Of Union county, in
the matter of the account of John Iarser,
surviving Executor OF JAeoB YARGkR, late OF
Hartleton, deed.
The Auditor appointed BY the Orphans
Court Of Union county TO make distribution
of The balance in the hands of the accountant
under the Will Of the testator, will meet the
parties IN interest at his office IN LewIsburs
on Friday, the 9th dav OF December, ID
1864, al 10 O'Clock. A VI.
JOHN B. LINN. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
CreatG,I Excitement!

WE are having. al Hsrdetcn. 2artes iioni
w a distance Iasing the firms wvn He
view of operating for Coal Oh, as the induce
menls and excitement are Snch as TO ira ..
the attention of capitalists. Companies wish
IN. 10 lease mus; do soon or Il will be !"E
ever too late. - =
Hartlernn, Nov. 80, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02

iy'"A Subscriber" and perhaps well wish
ing friend, writes to us to inquire "why We
advertise patent medicines" We will here
and now answer that we do not. Our read
ers are aware that we have for years exclud.
ed everything of :he sort. and the only seem.
ing exception. that we know of is the adver-
usement of DR.. J. T.. Aver d Co.'S remedies,
which now stands in our columns. If our
friend does not know we will inform him that
cines. Their composition has been made as
publicly known as any other scientific fact,
and has moreover had the approval OF the
highest medical authority in the land. Bu,
what affords US perhaps still greater conf
dence IN their worth Is our personal know
ledge Of the man who makes them and the
resultS that have followed from their use |;
results as familiar 10 our readers and TO the
whole community as they are to ourselves.
1t has been our privilege TO know Drawer
ever since he graduated from the Penn. Uni
verSIty in the same class with one of our per.
sonal friends, nor have we ever ceased to
watch with interest his singular success in
and untirlng devotion to The noble profession
he has chosen. If anybody will tell us what
We can advertise of more interest to our pat-
rons than remedies that will cure them when
they are sick, we shall cheeriuly give it the
benefit Of our circulatIon.-Ia Ian,Qr0rG Oll)
Baptist.
On the settlement of Senator Douglas
estate thera are Sl4 500 for his family
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-12-02
FOR SALE,

4 TAVERN STAND on Market St. in the
y borough Of Lewisburs is offered for sale
on reasonable terms. the house is double.
and would conveniently accommodate two
families if not desired for the public. IT not
sold in a res ssorabe time. viii be morjgaged.
ANY person having money 10 loan, can have
il well secured. Interest pad promptly. APP
nly TO TlGBi1 J. WOLFE