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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-04-20

The gentleman who kissed the lady's
suowy brow, caught a severe cold and has
been laidue ever since -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-04-20
Saltwater Election. =

municipal election at Saltwater was very
closely contested, and resulted in the cleo
ton of the following officers:
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-04-20

BIS TO the best thou koowest, ever true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
fousss an6 farms hJanteo.

WANTED to LEASE, with privilege Of pur-
w ehssirg. A COTTAGE containing mo fern tnprsvs,
snts with Lots Of around a,:Achsd In the ynny
Of Hev York Location BE- pleasant healthy AID so
particulars, J. WHEELxa,L
Car. Caldwell 4 stsps.on. I8 Broadway ses-fef..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Boara an6 Rooms.

A YOUNG Man of very respe stable family and
n rood habits and cbsscer desires BOARD in pleasant
locality, and good suly (which vii the Let OF NAL
there few bosTds aud the comforts OF good
home b. bad locality between ga and lstss aud Al
ard shss CAT o iA .sty asee not sn,w.r a tont
I9cw Prsfsvs1 Atasss W, {, A, TyiSsss Qtss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

ILLUMINATED STERE0SCOPIC VIEWS
Thee seIso,capio Pictures the most beau
tu speomebs Of art in this branch OF Photography
duceo TO form idea Of toer beauty without
iuE then They consist Of Ballroom Breakfast and Dnner
Scenes Ghosts skeOns hc podGorg through tae stereo
soops the nie-.se scene, Of every day lie
IL at RECEIVED.
hesutfal collection Of NIAGARA VIEWS in Winter Of
beauty tai during the last glass
splendid collection Of rev ENGLISH VIEWS, Groups jGst
received. -
A CIRCULAR cor tainins a description Of the STEREO
SCOPE ard prices of Views address receipt Of
postage stamp D. AftLEIoN 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Drr Goods.

AT RETAIL
EDWARD LAMBERT COMPANY
HAVE NOW OPEN
NEW AND ENLARGED ROOMS
No 5ss Broadway. corner Of Worth street,
SPRING INPoRTATIoHS
PARIS FABaIcs
cualrsSns
CHINE .nd sRocADE SILK RoBEA
CREME SILKS
BAYADERE and LIZ;
cold CoLoRs and CHECKS
PATENT BLACKS and BI5CH0FFs.
ROBES AND DRESSES
&. GRENADINES
BAREGEs,
ORGANIZES,
LAWNS, ke
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
MOURNING GOODS,
sHAvLs
LACRs
EAsRoIDERIEs, ac
in FULL AssoRraEErs.
AL JUS. imported.
and to which daily additions vin be made.
H. B. Departments Tor HOSIERY and HoUsEKEEPIS3
good, viii 81 ortly BE- open.
EDWARD LAMBERT e COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

BEcoSD
THE NEW NOVEL
Now READY:
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK.
AN ORIGINAL NOVEL
GREAT MERIT,
Rsctiuled from the ooiums Of
tn N Y. HoNE JOURNAL, .
and now complete IN handsome limo volume ssssDtJ
drfnted ana bognd ia muslin -
PRfct OIL.
Two WAYS TO wEDL0CK
Nov complete In volume. -.
Th, fxiyae,dindyv poysL it " hf' ,enGfaoN nop yHFn
x,a,,x =, nah fntSy. tsosga the eot1mHs @ o''
a ND,. Hone JoxynGt has called yor is pHoleH'H ." cum
slst. book form, ahd 'a'S. 'ai' I" a"'f"a''S'
TWO WAYS TO wEDLocK-
E. No. complete q volume.
"Esv.y ,ncs the days Of Godsmi'Rs Vicar Of Wsketed
h.v I'D ,rvth1g beautiful than the story called
sTwo Ws,s 70 WsdloeE ~ n. y DAILY New"
TWO WAYS TO wEDLOCK.
Now ready in one volume. . .
for the besuttol should omit
,..dnR WAYS Wedock H. without doupt tne Dest
@ ,cs has APPEARED this We understand that IL is
fc the I@p Of fashionable Of the Fifth avenue Morris aud
wipis ptorouuce IL specays bonnie bouehs OF iDostmsbe
vLpe"-lh \. Courier
BoOKsFLLERs ordering these book In quantities viii re-
eeye extra discounts and editors copies will be incosed with
Tbe.e bocas will by mail pe'age free upon ecsp. Of
'"e RIJbD CARLETON Publishers and Bookseller,
No. $50 Grand.st, cor. Broadway, NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
ANDsCAPE ,GARDEH MIN O.,
ROWLING .ns a. W. sARoENr.

TTs elegant Wort on fRAcrICAL L>NpstA'h Jan
nys,sf, coz p,e. A. j. DowsING's gss. Work, srA new
and valuable Tresiis- BY
henry WINTHROP sAR3EEr.
,, the rrosr.,. Of Rural Art Unss STATE. to The pres
.,t tim. dstcrittiops ofASERICAN PLACES,
PRIVATE RKsIDEECEs,
CENTRAL, PARK n. r., LIE pELLYE PARK. ~ J.,
With fol- seooupt ofthe newer
nrcrpUoIs AND EVERGREEN TREES ARD SHRUBS.
Pe.ettiug also tabular the experience q cuyssors
in different parts Of the Union with the hsIdy ans half hardy
EvergrssnA
The Illustrations cor slst OF
SEVEN SUPERB STEEL PLATE ESGRAvISGs,
besides numerous ensyins wood sod s.oue Of he best
AMERICAN RESIDENCES AND PARKS,
with Portraits Of many Trees AID Shrubs
PRICE 50 so.
Sent By mai, prspsid on receipt Of price.
A. 0. MOORE L Co
Agricultural BOOK PGbhshera
No Is0 Futoa-st-. New Yort-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Real estate fer Sale.
BRAUTIFIrL SWISS VILLA for SALE,

A BEAUTIFUL SWISS VILLA for SALE,
IA LET, FURNISHED STAGED on NE ~ Co.
Of TIE lovely Lake Lusere - miles from sn.oeA sac -
Lsi- George The peesare grounds arc sbout two
relshboFoco5 unhysod the score OF hss1 ana $50
besuty There lHse village close BY hns hshins sna "a
tns and ID IL every respect ft residence for fenu -
ares Of land can be desired IL dsp sst d
c.u,e The ox pef rrrrs Europe. FOr psrticuluA spp
j. LEArf. No. 81 Eat lfe =.
ALCOHOL DISTlLLERY for SALE-Ww
N Ptoe Apparatus sivug 20 per cent Acoeo
mated on the Ohio River. oon,anins l0l sers d goa
cesar Blilcirs- TEe Machinery and eyerytsn AZ
oder II win be soA hberl tcrms fAkM ass~s.sx
leo scfes Ia the southern part OF Michigan, neM 80 =
might be tAken In exchange IoT further pnac va
TELL6I.nPF = KIrCHiN0, No. - Bssvvts', HsH's"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

HOUSE and acrt. Of LAND WITH 'ablo Coach hosse
and tee house. all In complete order The pren
peassntiy stua having extensive vtow
iuruished with al the modern mproveo,>st-
range furnace hot cold bathroom ko and we'd
suited for Winter residence. Toe gr)udds sv
well laid out-a good kitchen garden, and great variety
fruit Win be leased . 81 years at moderate renk
Apply 70 c. OCONSOR. No. 81 Elmss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

SOUTH ORANGE, n. ITO LET, a COT
- TAGE HOUSE the Orange Mounsa. sysEloesias tAs
yilsye only minutes walk from the Station The House
new contains eleven rooms, good cellar, abou, "a sefcs
ground vita barn and good well OF soit Win be ready
Tor occupancy after the LIST Of April Apply 70
O. HILLS, No. - Nassau St, N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

AN ELEGANT WORK
"A from TIE press Of
J. LIPPINC01T Co.
THE AMERICAN
NUMlSBATlCAL MANUAL
Of
tb. Currency and Money Of the Asorsnes and Coioa. 49,
United coins; with Historical ana DeSP'7 wv"
O 90 Of series -,
By Nouoyle Wilson Dckeso, NJ D., Inem'ei Oh ne hcen'
euy Of RAtursl Sciences, &c &c, he
DC vol 40 elegantly By nineteen plates OF over
500 fso-s1uues Price &c.
Just pubhsbed By .,,,,oo-r =, ~ p,n,,Lt.
Rnr rAie BIZ bo1k.sners Rerefsny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

ITO LET-The large and cOmmodous 3-story
basement and attic HOUSE No Csrollplsce, BIeectst
occupied BY Dr. Ferguson The premises ann ssy
sdsrted for man. ana viii ~ let for more
yess on adv,ntsgeout % suitable tenant Alec tbs
story basement and attic HOUSE No o1s Hous,su.st,
Laursns and Thompson e. THIS one OF the mod
convenient In s vicinity; has stssroom tue rear
the finest ward with Sc In the neshbofhooA
IL would be sood location Tor physician and has been
oured for yeGn To suitable tenant VIII De et los
yesTs RESPONSIBLE terms. Apply - WlNstOW
LAEIER 5 Co, No. 81 Wsllst, or to 8. A. PHILLIPS.
Notsrx Pnbic. No. 81 arnaiWaH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

A SHCROFTs (Bourdon) STEAM GAUGES,
~ Perfectly r.habss, hsndsomely made and WARRANTED
9, W. COPELAND, Ne - Beo,av.y NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

TINE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK No. . will be
ready MONDAYlt contains IS tunes and hymns and
best collections issDed. Price cents SINGLE
81 Ter hundred posase cent each. Just Published by
HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

yVFSTCHFSTER COUNTY TAXES. - The
w Collector for the VILLAGES OF Mount vernon, Wet East
and CsntT. Mount Vernon Wakefield wsshiestonvhe FLEET
- L. vii a.. a. Kesns XIyth Ward Ho.ei Of Ella
he.h And 0r.nds.a On MONDAY and TUESDAY, March Il
ana = receive Ta1es s'r Whrh tas Tar BOOK vii DO
c.S and Lo,s sold by he Controller. according 70 sv
" sEDER Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
y w. ID NJ ",
Commissioner of Taxes aad Assesxnent

OWNERS of WESTERN LANDS may have
~ them promptly Converted a. large profit into rapidly inn
proving CITY PROPERTY BY experienced aud successful
orerator with most sasisctoy references Address a. d.
Tribune Otice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Clothing.

I AIDES and CIIILDREN'S CLOTHING, il
IL the creates. variety sad newe, sty,s Aso-sirs
B,i supporting bUsrLEs, approved and scraneu by
Mcd pscuty and By he ladies' ~ Lontcn Ps-. and us
ins,op. Sold ~ S CHAMBERS, No SIS Boaisay 81: Nj
Ia Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

q 4 ONLY.-French Calf DRESS BOOTS, st
va JOSEss, 10 Ann,s 80 Dousles o~ w..er-prooi
esxed Boots 81 bssole Pee Boos warranted ssts.toy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
Ayer'sSarsapariIIa


4 compound remedy, IN which we have n
bored to produce the most ctcctual alterat.vs
that eau be made. Ii l. Il concentrated extra,
of Para Sarsaparllla, 20 combined with other
substances Of stili greater Alternative power q,
tn afford an effective artldote for the di.nas.,
Sarsaparllia Is reputed 10 cure II Is bcllgy,I
that such remedy l. wanted by those vi,
suffer from StrunI0us complaints, and that One.
which Will accomplish their cure must uroye
of immense service 10 tAS large class Of our
afflicted isllpw-ci'llenS- How completely IL.
compound Will Do II has been proven by expor-
iment oH many Of the worst oa-cs 10 be fou!.l
Of the following com i'I:Ht7:-
ScEJPULA AND SeEoTuLoCs CoNPrAIvrs.
ER"PrI0ys AND EEuPTyE DISEASES, CIrY-..
PDlFLEs, ELoTcHrs, IuVDEs, SAT- RHFvv,
S.tLD Ham. SYPHILIS hyD SYrHuulc A.
FrcroS- IEErrrtL bl-f'sH bEJr-Y, NJ
E,JCG Nir DprI"rEr N, DEmLlrr, Dr.
Plr iNr'- -1"9, LaY-uEL,s, K-s
uE til". aH.. Iadaed the wAs.s
o. t5 arising tIouI IIruEIIY W
WI be found a great NJ
H.. s.I taken IL the -rrias N
C. '. a- t-uar- which lester M lie
i.r.I -f t.a- 7..s-.I. gt thr year. By the ti-..-
iy gspH.. ..u- %! t.rir Ei.Ly ranking dlsorLe.s
are |. l'.i '.' t... '.'ts -'tAi.i'u'.t> t4l- ~
tHa aiI ai this remedy, spare tAgH.s-Ive, from
Tie endurance Of i"lI crup-iau7 and ulcrrous
sores, through Which the sy.'-m viii strive 10
rid itself Of CORRUPTION, il not assisted to %
this through the natural channels % the BODY
hv an alternative ~ d.,iae. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood Whenever you find is impurities
bursting through lie kIl l. YiInpes, erl.ytioEs,
or sorc~. cleanse II when ylu Gad it Is OBJ
structed and sluggish IN the VEINS cleanse !,
whenever it Is f.-l, ,.lI your feelings viii tel
Won when. Even where no particular disorder
Is felt, people cnjoy better health, and live
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep tie
blood healthy. and al IS well; but with tn,
pabulmn Of life di-ordered, there can be IN
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must @ wrong. and the great machinery ci
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
RIlEUNiTIsM.

IAltaf '''- @ 70
In SANITARY. 1851, nv dauGht'l. tt-u u i.I - a.
year. was attacked with Iufiau5'-S h', I.- =;
her joints were much swollen. sri 'A- ,- %
excruciating pain for three month, or u ie. nj ~
physician. Who continued 70 attend htT VI y
improy,msnt. Getting much di.roura-'.. ] % '..
to try Dr. DsrlS' DsIuratiTs th- fr>i '' ''' . -
c,d decided charge for the better 80 .,'.-.' 20
medicine for some tine and II Jf'tt,i i''. .'. =
has remained tree ct RheUmatism Trd A'' ''
'''- ''A''' '''s MRS VI TH' VIE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
THROAT DIsEt.E.

This large class Of diseases, iIclu.'r- .'.. ---
famations, Bronchial 1rTitatiors. Aci- ~ .r
fully treated by the use Of Or DAVIS p' p--. ~
Davis Throat Application. Read iEr i'''N's
srceiy cure after long continued sut'rii- 80 1,.-
East Town, Chester Co. '"'' -'
DR. DAvis-ncar Sir: o., sf..rs i
About five wears ago was attacked WIN sr1
tho threat which cane gradually tUi '' ,l. W
I would take cold the pain and sut'rn- ....t tI7
distressing. accompanied with los 81 W u
extent that could not speak stcvr Thil'f -
ssase continued getting wore rot"ll 70
nnd,r the Medical treatment of four different
becoming alarmed at my condit,su. ''i, '.'.. q
Philadelphia and consult ycu, Which you Inc .s 30
in the winter Of ISL. when you rect II M go. o
YOUR pepurative: ard hy the Gss oi f. u .r.--f
ccpnsxion with your throat spphcatiou- ", 49,
cured and have r. mainrd we'll II l. ne" .,f,, ,l;
year since The cure was ELECTED L., pi.UUr
friend. "a""AN' ,rytNT -
ks-pR DAVIS ANTI I-SCKot Lot Plt
THROAT AFPI ICATIoN should scct uIInl I A. 81 D
atiy. IN cases Of ScToiulous Ulcers AID l ti'''S'
Throat .,, {, 40 "a.
rgCall on the Agents, J. BAhLhN y i.r.'
Iewisburg. aad procure CireuicrS '
mass Of evidence IN favor ot The mtdl'it,' -y
J BAhEK i co Asts Is. ln-.n -,~L''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
PENNSYLVANIA State Agricultural Society

TXHIBITION.-Th Ninth Annual EXhl-
biiion of the Pennsylvania stale Asn-
cultural Society. will be held at fowel'on'
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the eth, .slh, 29lh and SUN
days of September next. On the Isl sep'em-
her, the Secretary will sremove to the Rooms
of the Philadelphia Society for the prom3uon
of Agriculture, No. G26 Chestnut Street fhil-
adclphia, where Books of Entry for the EAhi'
bition will be opened.
Letters addressed TO the Secrefary,at Harris
burg, or ChWies X. Engte, Buslleton, VIII
meet with attention I'LL lSt September.
40. HESTER, Secretary.
- Goods for Exhibition, carried on all the
Railroads IN the State to and iro,iree oil charSe'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
ERNSIPEHiS.

The editor Of the Daily N,I.s 81. b IN i.' -:
terms in that raper of Jaru.rv ',:- ~. t ,--''
DR.. Daris DtYarItire, which ca.,- .-i az '--
Or. DAVIS DEPURATIyE We a'r ~. ~. ..l ~ s.,s,
Of commenting to our r,ai,-- thv VS. ~ ,t,. III.
rstiyes and nostIumS. which NY iaii,- ~ H. I.,.'
sed in columns. Having. tr"t'''- "'r ,.,s-I.a5
medicine and 1, und it 10 BE- really T,,',s ,-..s-s
curatiee qualities for ErysiI cia~, We '' .l.ss
in saying so. and commenting Tie Ilia'-''
n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
LUMBER! LUMBER

FSNHE subscribers have for sale -r-=r
Qn lots TO suit purchasers q ". e.==.a .=..,
Il large stock Of ,k:sfs- VI
PINE BUAaDS-Pancl Stuff i.b,a.s 1T, ss ~. y,
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash, al our Mills
on South branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end of our Road.
LgA A Diploma for a superior sample OF
Planks. and Premium for Rails and Shing-
les, were awarded us al the last Union Co.Ag
Fair. JOHN MCAEL & BROS,
ly773 Forest Hill = o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26

AN OLD SCHooLMAsTER.-The State
Teachers Associltion, in West Ches-
ter, was largely atteuasd-teacbers being
sent from every county in the State. Ore
IF the speakers, named CAUSE, said to te
the oldest teacher 10 the State, made some
very numerous remarks, in regard to Ai-
experience in teaching. In coming ,or-
ward, be said that he commenced his p.0-
fession in 1907, when Fulton ran his first
steamboat on the Hudson. The speaker
had outlived poor Fulton, but he felt that
he steamboat would ou!live him. He
had been uuinterruptedly engaged in his
profession for ttiy-t,co years without losing
single week, from sickness or otherwise.
lie had, however, during that time, been
deep student Of the laws of health. He
vas old and Cooking down upon a mon
rous corporation) the audience might see
IN him no skeleton. This remark caused
s1ea. laughter, as the speaker only weigh
ei about two hundred and fifty pounds.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
T,R. Es4sIS' DEPIRtTIsE. or
II bCcmp0und Extract of JuglanS Rc-i5,

I. UNI recclstr r the Of Scro fua and 81. q
df-esscs. yi>tas- q tir Liver. Kidneys and E--r-
Jauudtr. HrUisy. hr g'Ls~. Chrome Cough. llr,-,-'
Spituus of Blood irGTieut CONSUMPTION. N't-1-t
Chronic and Iutlamatory IN, umatism. Cc-t'c j..
sch Headache. Hy~f tT>ia dizziness. Nervous A. N
Chrome >cro-u'ou> sore Eyr- AMI = e!li>-t i-rr-
dular Fpargem'utS. White SU,lilu-S. ola aut ..'.'
Ulcers Nerruriu lcsrs aud EruI ti.rs Ng,s,- >-..
OF the Bones lupus. hating Jl,eTs Of thc tar'N
Lip. Malignant Batting Ulcers ut the v u;h' =
Throat and S,ft Palate. letter. Barriers Itch ai-a
SASS CF TBT SSIV. and all diseases arising t-gI o.
PURE sTATE oF THL BLOOD, whether Hereditary .-r7
contracted. .r-.
The great popularity which this iuya' 'ua. .r- -.
attained Is owing to its intrinsic nssri it-- r.i
Of its proprietor 1t is used by allc'as-t. ar 3 -i
throughout the country. having wifu.,-.- ..- s
ALTERATINE AND CT RATiN affects 20 ' 49,
chronic diseases, 10 not hesitate 10 10 liel- BE 90
VALUABLE AND EELIAELT NF-t -N- .-A
Office, il2 Race street. where Dr. Iay- --9 o. ''-
ted all diseases. --.
Call at the pUTot and procure t'--u '-' '-'-
la~9 mas of ftss f4l Do. .rK.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
SECOND YEAR.

4 FTER one year r,al, NC are satisfied
\ that a Hat Mandatory can ae sustained
IN Lewisbura. We are Row prepared with the
largest and best selection 4 Spring styles Of
HATS and CARS ever brought TO rhiS market,
such as fine Mole, SILK, Dress Hats, Drah,
Beaver, O,tcr, High and Low Crown, Soft
Hats and Gaps, aud Summer Has of latest
styles for Spring and Summer wear, ali of
which will be sold at CIV Prices, Tor Cash.
Orr motto shall be, "QuIck Sales and Small
Profits, of which The public Shall he the judges.
Hats made To order at short notice.
April IS, 1889. JOS. GIBSON, Halter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
PENCIL SKETCHES,
ROMANCE OF HISTORY,

4 5 exhibited in the Lives of Celebrated
n WOMEN of all ages and countries
comprising remarkable examples OF Femaie
courage di,iater.steness AMI seltsscrce. by HkNhf
C. WATSON One large volume limo. cloth. Sis.
To sct before the Women Of America examples for ini-
itat0n The trying circumstances Is the olecI oi
this highly interesting Book Let Tie reading and study
of such work become common. and our wives mothers
sisters and daughters will become m,rc renowned "r
resolution ftiruIe aud self sacrifice, than the Spartan
females Of old
Every Lady in the land should have a cory OF this
highly interesting look.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26

'Old DR.. James," whose "sand, bad
mn out" it no" appears is doctering un-
:sr the name Of DR.. o. Phelps Brown, Of
J rsey City. Wants mere Hsands u')
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
NI0N COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG 26 1850
Insurance.
LIFE INSURANCE.

TIE GyPAED LIFE INSURANCE, ANNJTTT AND
Trust CORT1NK, ef IUiLADELiIHA,
TUos HIDGWAY, President. JNO. J. JAMES, Actuary.
capital paid up $500, ,O00-t harter perpetual,
CONTINUE 10 make INSURANCE ON
4 LIVES on the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid up and invested TO-
gether with large and constantly increasing
reserved fund, oilers ID perfect security to the
one insured.
The premiums must be paid yearly, half
yearly, or quarterly.
The following are few examples from the
REGISTER:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
DIR. j. &. AMER 81 co.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-26
Gen. Putnam.

Among the worthless who figured during
the era of the American Revolution, per
baps there was none possessing more orig
iDalty of character than General Putnam,
who was eccentric and fearless, blunt IN
bis manuers-the daring soldier without
the polish of the gentleman. He might
we'll be called the Marion of the North,
though be dislikeI disguise, probably
from the fact of his lispiug, which was
very apt to overthrow any trickery he
might have in view.
At the time a strong hold called Horse
neck, some miles above New York, was IN
possession of the British, Putnam, with
few sturdy patriots was lurking in Its VI
ciDity, bent on driving them from the
place. Tired Of lying in ambush, the men
became impatient, and importuned the
General with questions as to when they
were going to have bout with the foe
One morning be made speech something
to the following effect, which convinced
them that something was in the wind:
"Felers-You have been idle too long,
and SO have [. I'm going down to Bush's
at Horseneck in an hour, with an OK team
and load of corn. If l come back, I'll
let you know all the particulars; if
should not, let 'em have it, by the hokey "
lie shortly after mounted his oxcart,
dressed as one of the cOmmouest order OF
Yankee farmers, and was soon at Bush
tavern, which was in possession of the
British troops. No sooner did the officers
espy him than they began to question
him respecting his whereabouts, and find,
ing him as they thought, complete sim
plston, they began to quiz him, and threa-
tened to seize bis corn and fodder.
GLOW much do you ask for your whole
cousarn ?" they inquired.
"For marcy's sake, gentlemen, replied
the mock clod hopper, with tie most de-
plcrable look of entreaty, "only let ne oil
aud you shall have my hull team and load
for nothing. And if that wont dew, III
give you my word III return tomorrow,
and pay you heartily for your kindness
and YOUR condescension.
"Well,' said they, "we'll take you at
YOUR word. Leave the team and prcvend-
er with US, and We won't require any bail
for your appearance. "
Putnam gave up the team, and saun-
tered about fer an hour or two, gaining all
the information that be wished. lie then
returned to his men, and told them of the
disposition of the foe and bis plan Of attack.
The morning came, and with it sailed
out the gallant band. The British were
handled with rough hands, and when they
surrendered to Gen. Putnam, the cloG-
hopper, he sarcas,ically remarked-"uen-
tlemen, | have only kept my word, L
told you | would call and pay you for
your kiudnes. and condecension."