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Ide eOer nero6Ie SbwdGen, Observation-Disclosures
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gen ODER Der 9eber entleben.
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Ansefefent%tt ~oerfsItcn fur dae Qetben, tpSFur fe s~Drfebenb
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jetdpEsten tn Mnaenf9etn 9enDmmen trerben.
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0aIfamifher GnrninI

FUR ibnsae betlun8 BON 6ufsn, GrtdGtan6, SnEutnsen, Urau.
ne, WarQen 5ale na0 Observation-Disclosures, assIebrune uns
9enn nep niegtt0, er-sSttruns fur Ils an btfer Srantbett
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etnern Sltd 1btr nasfsbfnbs aus sen 8ertGten bs @bHobeIs
p9ta 9eunppettsamtes tntnprhrtene Gabene. Trok6en Wbt.
tptat RE Jobclet FL N""@ W.
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Oeutf6e Gurn3ettung SLATER fur cas- Sute.
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. er 8a3ar, 8erltner tlufr. Danten3ts 50 Stun. $50
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8rettae, S0a nne 5aten, GVman In 6 9Idern,
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Us ldtl8e Berbaftuu9en.-gDe9en
oeS GinbrudS BET Capt. 8cwcrS wurpe nIGt
rSamuel @lp perbaitst, III meldem Der iunse
Scwer5 ben Gduber e%rfannte, Der in Iein
Shlaf5Imncr 8efcmmen mar, %lonoeru audi
@eC. Sly, Der 8rnber 5amuel's, unO 5oratiO
Sant8. Suffice WcAqilter entlIeB ieOOb Den
8ec. Sip, oa lid 9e9en i'm fein 9eni9enDer
8erOa9t ersab. Cunts brummt in Der Sail
nuO Sam Sip lit segeu cine 9tr9lpaft uOn
$1,000 auf freIem Tu6e.
SAtff8nudrtdten Ou8 Sdiff
- GOmiraI," BON 8remst bapen uad Baltimore
b%eliimnlt, mar am 10. glpril in Dortmcutb.-
DaS Sbiif @rnetjne, Capt. @riAs, fir Salti@
more %beltlmnlt, le9elte am s. April rpn 8re
men a6.
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fub eines Ser beRen unb eriDIereiHfen MrSnettnitteI fir srsu.
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her umb Co., Ode BON @tarIes- wnb prdttnr.
Dtefe Nilen wernen ge8eR @lnfinbuna pn nj auE
Maenten. an Rte WeRkler mtk Der VDR rerlanht.
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Urttt"Gpubert aGer Sprten,
@6retematertalien aaer At fir Office II. grisatae6rau6
Stablfebern, SeberbaIter, 5teeeIIa9, Sb.
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Sintc sum S9retben unS fur ppterpreffen
BON ben beftn 6abrttsn, &ppttrpreffen VprtpfD.
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Spmte stn 9rObts Eager ton . adpdpter 6bteIfar.
en- ArTfersS Orben &c. 5a ben btQtsfen prstfen.
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Sntersft Fnsen bet mir SOrsufpre@sn. Ttbrt7ii
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fNenbed flnn In Der Office bss rq4ed.r" AeI0ert werben.
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Sariapartle<, Desefabilii6e pber 9lutreinis
Ofan lsls foleenbes lcbenbe !3eusntb aber bic

W wtse permit bel9etntst. bMB metne Srau felt IL Sobrsr
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Hetae Sfan e1rV ben @sbraud ~berIsIben curtrt unb Id Be
fnpe MID lest pUbI unb nunter,
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Sc faltungen.- 500, 6id5 bat benz
@lerf Der Supericr Gourt oabier 8e(fdQungen
fttr fcl9ence Staatabeamte iberl9idt: Wms
Tra5Ier General > @etreioe : SnIpeftor, Wm.
9oOwt1 Ilitffent, EbomaS s. 9tutb oito, Sas
mes Greafle, Do, Gea8le Gopnieno DO.
Gin 9efdbrltde ct W s. @eorg
WlDp8 wurDe bon ben Officers 0arri8 un6
Bidders rerbaftet, neil er ftp ii eineul 0taul9e
a1f Der StroBe 5etate, bier t%umultuirte uuo ben
OffcerS Die 3dbue miles, @r fnurrt lebt III
@rnaaraelun8 bon 8iir3idaft in Der 5ail.
Gin Vanoale.-Sam &roft wuroe bon
Ypl5ilt Suitb Derbaftet, neil ct III baS 0aus
oe8 Slmuel 8. DapiS an Der @fe bon Saras
tc8a4 unp Ore9cnltruBe 8ins uuO oalielbe tbeil<
wetie oenclirte. Gr b%ettnoet iiA leet in Der
Sail. -
Gin 6owbp 0aEeu8 Dennis Oauff
puroe 9eltern BON SIficer6leebart pom WtIttels
D~iItritt perbaftet, neil er Srn, Treitag, ben be,
~fannten Wirtb, Ger. "a Centre Otartet Spuce,
gu ermcrOen orcbte. 6r. 6relta9 1T gu lebenS>
lultt9, alS baB er leet ldOn benz 2eben Salet
la9en min. Oerlelbe 6cwop mari etn Tenlter
am 6reito9iden 6auie etn. ST %befinpet li9
lest In Der Sail.
Sun9e Nowbte8. - Gtue 8anoe
feu4tcbri9er 8uben pfe8t li4 felt GINGER 3sit
an Der Gde bon Daoticn. uno 0Owarpltreet
umber5utreiben unO portber9eben0e Danlen
uno 5dulmdr4cn init 5cti9en Heoensarten gu
inlultiren, 4u6 pfegen Die Serle nit Stci-
aen auf Die 8Orliber9ebenoen 81 werfen, wie tie
oenu pprseitern einen barnIOien Sungen, Der
in etnem Wll6wagen pcriberfubr, nit eiuem
0aAel Don Steinen iiberI9itteten, 10 oaB er am
SUpf unb I'M @efidt perpunoet wuroe. 4ud
baben tie ldcn mebreren 9ta4barn bic 6enlter
ein8ewcrfen. Die meilteu OieIer iun9en SAur
fen %SebOrer, mie Der vPatrirt" la3t, relpettab'
len 5~yatnilleu an.
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gtsis 3apien sstsen. bae b~etndbesbtr 4. Gbetl amer GterB,.
I"s ~ eielem eanbe burt IHsSetrune Derurfadt wexbtn. as.
9 Ky Son oen sablresten anbern &stben, 6e som ener
'ttaieh 9rtaltung terbeteefabrt wtrben. ""
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- epeS ean8s letbtt, faufet etnt Sgs(he ppn s n fss
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gaee'os p.re stnit9 BET Or. 6. 81. Sadfpn. avg mYH,
.fafs /. tuassappies psrIer ttgt unO BET aGen Druaaiaen nrt
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
"Thou Shalt not Commit Adultery"

One brief passage in the Sicklcs trial
might furnish text for many "political
sermous." We will quote tho passage,
and leave the thoughtful reader to make
his own reflections. In the course Of a
discussion as to the adnissability of a
wife's testimony, occurred the following:
".Mr. Carlisle. In North Carolina, the
wife Of slave may be examined against
her husband.
"Judye Crautora. 1t must be SO, be-
cause sldUes can not contract marriage.
"Mr. Stanton. Precisely: that is the
point"
Will our prc-slavery Christian friends
please observe the fact stated by Judge
Crawford, that, among the four millions
Of human beings held As slaves in this
country, there is no such thing as lawful
marriage! Slavery is perpetuated, and
the stock of slaves kept good, without
marriage! Please overhaul your Cate
chism.-Indepcndcnt Republican.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
The Black Knot on the Plum.

The black knot l believe can be kept
in check, if not e1tsrminated. 1t is ur-
doubtedly the sting Of an insect, about
an inch long, pale yellow in color, four
wings, and hind legs resembling those Of
grasshoppers. The puncture Of the branch
is done by tho female, who stings it in
order to deposit her eggs. These eggs,
numbering often as many as ten or d0z-
en-, are laid in August and September.
They are soon hatched, and the Larvae lie
dormant until the early part of the follow
ing Summer, when they are changed into
winged insects. The tumor on the tree
appears to be caused partly by the pune
ture itself, and partly by poisonous sub,
stance infused at the time the wound is
made. In August and September, the
insects will bs found busy at work, sting
ing the branches and making their depos-
its; which being done, the whole is var
nished over with a waterproof substance,
aud domestic matters arc kept quiet until
the Larvae are hatched. Cut open the
limb that has been stung, early in June,
and the Larvae will DO found alive and
kicking. Of course, the only way to
subdue this pest is to wage an unceasing
war upon it. Entrap him in bottles of
sweetensd water hung in the trees; burn
him in bonfres kindled in the garden by
night; examine the trees often, and cut
out the tumors as soon as they appear,
and burn them. This cutting of the limbs
does 10 serious harm, they soon heal over.
BY pursuing this vigorous treatment, the
black knot will do little practical injury.
dJriculturist
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Union County Stars LcwiSburgCh
An IxpEPEyDE~T FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Issued Fridays, at Le,cisJury, taioa Co.la.

TERNS-s1.S so per wear, TO HE rND N ADvAScF-ar'
az the for longer shorter period. Thus 90
Ct will paw four months % cts for six months, dol
fax r.ht months dol. for sixteen months, dol for two
years for four copies year, so for ten copies one
year SC Single Nos, d cts Payments by mail (pai)
rreived in gold postage stamps, bank notes at their
value here. Most kinds Produce received at the Office
IeWhcn the time expires. i,r which Vaprr Is paid,
(unlr-s IL have Il running account il is SruPfED.
ApvERTIsEgEyrs Handsomely published, nj 80 cts per
sguarr week p each after insertion. dol for six
l,utS dol per year. Halt siuarc-5 cts, 10 cts
dol. dol Two s4usrcs-l 80. 4uH, 500 Merchants &c.
not oneiourth Of columu. 10 dol Other
sIrs &C may be agreed upon square Is Il lines or
rmsest type 10 OF r-=t larger. Advertisements oaf
drmoralizug tendency and large cuts. not admitted
Communications desired on topics Of general interest
and panied by the writers real name and odiirSs
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH Is located in the Office
efthe oi by which oiicD Insert Important
Jews in advance OF ,h- rhiiad Mails.
Connected with tn. pir- ample materials for most
binds of JOB PRINTING, which will be executed with
reatne.s and despatch aud ON reasonable terms
ep-Casua Advertisements to he paid Tor when handed
H. aud Job Work when delivered.
ALI Bills HUE oN FmsENTtTioN.
cOFFICE Market uare. north side, srcond storey
Nordrn A cornelius.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Two gentlemen Of Selinscrove hTs1
been prosecuted in Philadelphia. Th1
following are the circumstances Mr. Eo-
berts charged pr. Albert S. Cummings
and john T. Richter Of Snyder cyun'yt
with conspiring to defrauI him. ilo
alleges tha: the two induced him n rur
chase farm near Selinsgrove for 81, 900
representing that certain contemplated
Railroad improvements would fully MAXI
it worth that much. The FIRST ins;ament
of $500 was paid on the 18th of March,
before it was due, when Roberts said he
had bis eyes opened, and discovered that
the farm was not worth one-tAi.l tho
amount asked for it. Hence the corn.
plaint. A warrant was Issued and placed
in the hands Of Que Of the Recorders eff
GERS, who proceeded to Seliusgrovc, ar
rested the accused, and lai them bound
over in $1,000 bail for their appearance at
Court in Philadelphia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

pursued by our able and distinguished
Senator, the Hon. Simon Cameron, and
that Of our Representatives in the popular
branch Of Congr ess, who have zealously
supported the protective policy, the home
stead bill, the just rights Of actual settlers,
and have steadfastly opposed the tyranical
policy of the National Administration in
their attempts to force upon the people Of
Kansas fraudulent Slavery ConstitiOn in
opposition to the known and oft expressed
sentiments of the Freemen of the Terri
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

EaE-Last week we received the statis-
tics Of several Sunday schools in our coun-
ty, which We have mislaid, or they would
have been published We now propose
that the Superintendent Of every school
in the county send to his District Secreta.
ry, Cor directly to Mr.. Heckcn dorm, the
Corresponding Secretary,) short account
of his School, that it may be at once
known how many are maintained, and
where. From that data, the President
and Corresponding Secretary (who arc
the Executive Oflicers,) may definitely as
certain Ao,U many more Schools arc needed,
and uheys-Eds. Star &. Chronicle.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

"THE RETRIBUTIvE POWER OF Mem
oRr: A Sermon preached to the Students
Of the University at Lewisburg on the day
Of Prayer for Colleges. BY Rev. DIR.
LOOMS, President of the University"
This pamphlet of 20 pages is founded on
the text "Remen,Jer ~ Luke xvi. %. A
plain and earnest plea for the youth to be
wise in time and make memory a source
Of JOY and not of grief. (Eor sale at 'he
Post Office }
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

HUMPHREY MARSHALL has declined
the Opposition nomination to Congress
from the Louisville (Ky.) district He
re.ires, he says, because he desires reposc,
aud prefers to leave the settlement of pub
lie questions to others. The Cincinnati
Commercial says:
"There will be much incredulity felt as
to the desire of Col. Marshall to leave the
agitation of public questions to others. A
few days since, We heard that he was not
only very confident of reelection, but be-
lieved himself the man set apart for next
Speaker of the next House. The proba.
bility is that he declines because he can
not consistently 60 with 10 hua +. Bell
and the Louisville Journal in their de.
maud for a Slave Code for the Territories,
while he is too much of a man to occupy
an uncertain and deceptive position. The
South is losing her strong men in the
House, those whose parliamentary expe-
rlence and force of character gave her a
power greater than that of mere votes.
With Stephens, Orr, Letcher, and Mar
shall, absent from the next House, the
Vacuum will be large"
lGEo. d. FRENTIcE-fun making Prem
lice of tue .jouraal-is spoken Of as Mar
saaIFs successor. Hope he may be Sc
.ected, as bis humor will often be benef-
cal when the members get excited.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
Song of the Flowing Machine.


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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17
SHAKESPEARE ON AUsTRIA.-Two cen.
turies and half ago, Shakespeare put the
following language in the mouth of Lady
Constance, in the play of King John:

80 Austria, thou dOst shame
That bloody spoil! Thou slave, thou wretch, thor
coward!
Thou little valiant. great in villainy!
Thou ever strong upon the strongest sidel
Thou fortunes champion, that does never hght
But hen her humorous lsdyship Is by
To teach thee safety! Thou ari peEJurd, too,
And snpth'st up greatness. What a tool art thou,
A ramIiu. fool, 10 brag, to stamp, AMI swear
Upon my party Thou cold hloodef slave,
Hast thou not spoke like thunder "n my side!
Been sworn my so.Iier-biddIug me depend
l pom thy stars, thy fortune sn1 thy sireDgthi
And dost thou now fail over to nay foes
Thou wear a lions hide Don it for shame,
Aud hang a cali-s skin those recresnt imbs!'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

Blackberry and Currant Wine having
Teen considerably manufactured, We give
,a' following recipe for making Wine Of
Ileubarb or Pie-Plaut. 1t is said to be
'sEy palatable
Nix equal quantities Of water with the
.''e' Of the stalks, and to each gallon
.'ee and half pounds fair quality Of
;S ;,'S orleans sugar, put in barrels, filled
,-''' ~ and lined with isinglass, and allowed
:. " remain IN the barrels ill spring and
;-'l bottled. BY increasing or diminish
:. :. 'hs qgantity of sugar, it will vary the
nigh Of the wine in the same proper
".''' Iae pure juice, ,Withou, water, makes
:. .'''y strong vino hy using fur pounds
"--s't . .2ch CALM"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

SI-Messrs. M'Daniel 4 Co. have re-
newsd half dozen of our old hats, which
look as we'll as new and save quite sum
Of money.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-17

pI- Dickinson College Catalogue for
1889, shows s Instructors, l24 Undergrad
uate. and 10 in the Preparatory Depart
ment-l6f students in this time-honored
leminary of learning.