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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
Bad Policy.

The LewisLuy Chronicle says: awe
submit to our Typo brethren whether it is
exactly fair to puff in advance and adver-
tisa for circuses, and other struggling vag-
abOnds, and, when they have passed away,
traduce them !! Better discourage and
prescribe them from your columns from
the FIRST" You are right, there, Mr.
Chronicle. 1t is this indiscriminate puff
fng and praising, on the part of the fra.
ternity, that destroys their value. A
mans favorable word is worth nothing, if
it is at the service of every ffty cent pa
tron Of bis job Office. The same principle ap-
plies to advertising. Many editors show
how little they value their advertising space,
BY inserting almost every protfer made
them, no matter what relation it bears to
their established rates. Their home pub
lie takes them at their own estimate, and
set no value on advertising either. The
editor then blames the public for doing
what he is constantly setting the example
Of. Excessive scolding defeats itself, SO
does indiscriminate putting, aud the under
price advertising editor will soon find that
his patrons fancy they are doing him a
great favor to insert their notices, instead
Of greatly appreciatiug the opportunity of
coming before the public. We would to
Heaven that Editors were little more
self-respecting! that they mado their pa
irons understand that they, the subscri-
bers and the advertisers, are the obliged
party, not the conductors of the paper.
That is the fact, and the exercise of lit
tie good sense and manly independence
will bring it home to the popular appreci-
alton. So mote it be.-Scranton RepuJ-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

Goap FOR THE METnoDISTs.-The Rev.
VIM Butt, who preached freedom iu Kan
sas through all the troubles, and was per
secuted by the Border Ruiiaus for bis
Free State seatimeuts, has been trans
ferred to the Arkansas Conference, and
appointed presiding elder OF the Texas
district. Notwithstanding their persseu-
ton at the hands of Pro-Slavery Ruiiisns
in Texas, there. appears to be 10 back
down on the par: Of the Methodis's. We
Adaisa ;he!r spIi; IL = righteous cause.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
THE WAR.
BIZ ALFRED TESyrsoS-Lo-ion Tim,i, May IL.

There is q sound Of thunder aftr,
Storm in the south that darkens the day,
Storm Of battle aud thunder of war,
Well, ifit do not roll our way.
Storm storm! Rihemen form'
Ready, be ready 10 meet the storm'
Rifi-msn, rih-men, riiicreu form
Be not deaf 10 the sound that wsrnsi
he not guild by icspot's plea,
Are fi,.. of fthistles, or graprs of thornz!
How should a despot set them frt"'
Form fcrmi Rifenen form. &e-
Let YOUR Reforms for moment 20,
Look 10 your butts and take good sims,
Better u rotten borough or 50,
Than "A rotten feet city in hames'
Form form; Eilemen ivrni SC.
Form, b. ready To do or diei
Form in Freedoms name and the Vueensi
TRUE, that noe haze fd'tlfui aHy,
Bat only IRE Dcrii kaoics Daof he nuns.
Form forml kifemsn formi Ae.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

REWARD FOR A MINISTER John 8.
Holland, of Kentucky, offers Sl50 re-
ward for the return to his "service" Of
Thomas Whitlock, Methodist Minisier!
Here is chance for some Of the recently
discarded "Doughfaee" Congressman. The
President hasn't Missions or Offices enough
for all of them. Let them try their hand
at Siavu catching. ThorSEould be somo
Southern glory CLEANED by the return Of
Preacher of the Gospel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
Gbe Stat auo Gbronifle.
MONDAY. JUNE &. 1859.
From another Pixies Peak Pilgrim

TBoth of promised Pixies Peak correspondents are
ns vet unheard from by ns-we hope prosperins-t
may busy cordin up the gold to gain time to
write. But their place is we'll supplied by gentleman
formerly this Borough who writes the annexed racy
and doubt truthful letter to old friend here,
who has kindly Furnished for the benefit Of tie readers
Of the SrAI 4 CHRONICLE I-EDIToRs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The opinion Of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 10
the case of the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal Company Us. John Torrey, will be Of
interest to all persons owning mills, f.s-
tories, and tanneries by the side of streams.
The Court decides, in substance, that il
is incumbent upon the manufacturers to
keep the dust, shaviugs and tan bark out
Of the streams-and any deposit Of these,
or of clum, renders them amenable for
damages.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
WHATS IN A NANIEl-S

Beurre de Euckingheim! Brown Buerrci
'Tis a wonderful jargon, yes stree!
Fits to utter, and cramps to speii,
Dutcn, English, and French in Jargonellel
Doyenne d'Alencon oliver grisi
Van Mons Leon lie Clerc dear mel
Bless the branches, and save the root,
II all that talking should turn to fruitl
Elect me king, and I'll make law,
Entitled ian act for your lower jaw!'
Sylables two shall name u tree,
Aud the pear shall perish that carries three.
Proudly then shall our pyramids grow!
Straight and taper. and full of blow!
Crack. nor csnker, nor blot, nor blight,
Frost to hinder, nor bug to bite.
Plump and juicy shall Duchess swell,
Coral crimson the =. .. belle;
Iced champagne shall our Jerseys bear,
And every Seckcl shall be pear.
Flemish Beauty shall spread apace,
And good st. Michaers grow in grace.
The very Dicl shall his limbs untwist,
And 90 TO heaven like an urbsniste
Golden days for the orchard, sure!
Happy tim-s for the amateur'
When every "Title" shall mean thing,
And pears are plenty, and am KING.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

THE Waste or WAR.--ln the sixteen
years intervening betweca 1877 aud 1878,
The French army absorbed 4 ,556, 900 men
The number raised by conscriptlon for Ma
y0lseq's ARMIES was 2,4.s,oQ9 noa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
King Cup and Glover Blossom.


A white Glover Blossom modestly liz
ted her head from the green Earth. Hel
pale cheek was almost hidden in the long
grass. She was scarcely conscious Of hsr
own existence, and would have bloomed
unseen but for her fragrant breath, which
filled the air with perfume.
High above her head, faunted q bril-.
liant King Cup. Az tho winds fu.tersd
her broad yellow petas to and fro, she
seemed golden butterfly, and not aOw-
er. She did not see the White Glover
blossom that slept at her feet.
And thers was beautiful brown Bee
that the King Cup loved. Her wings
were transparent like silkeu gauze, aud he
wore broad glittering band Of gold about
his waist But the Bee cared not for the
King Cup.
A sattling Zephyr camo riding by on
her invisible steed, and she whispered to
the King Cup the cause Of the Bees ne
glect. lie loved the uupretsndiug Clo-
yer Blossom.
Then the King Cup looked down to her
feet, and behold tho Clover Blossom slept
her pale check wet with tears, and head
bowed with sadness. She dreamed Of the
Bee.
"Yain, aspiring creature p cried the
Cup, "wha. ambitious spirit has filed thee,
that thou daress raise thy thoughts to him
l have selected? Dost thou think he will
deigu to regard thee, thou Daughter Of the
DustI Will he look so low as thou art
while 1 allure his eyes"
Then tho Clover Blossom timidly looked
up to reply, but her bosom filed with sad
ness, aud breathing a prayer Of forgive
ness she sank at tho feet of the naughty
flower.
A musical murmur filed tho summer
air. Nearer it came, charming the flow
ers, and hushing the Zsphyrs to rest-it
was the Bee. Round and round the lof-
ty King Cup he flew, while she delight
edly listened to the musical murmurs.
But they were not for her. With has
ty wing he left her, and dropped to the
bosom of the sweet Clover Blossom. And
the proud flower withered and died, hear
ing no voice save the sound Of the Bee ss
he sung the song of affection to the unas-
suming but lovely flower.
Maiden! IT'S not the proud, the rich,
or the beautiful that win the love of 9TH
ers tits the virtuous and the good.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
"A Weakness in the Knees"


The Lycoming Gazette raises the names
Of the nominees Of the 10TH Of March
Convention-and says:
awe accept the candidates, but repu-
diate every other act of the Convention.
ave put up the names Of the nominees,
because WE KNOW hat John Rope and
Richardson l.. Wright as strongly con-
denim the disoryanising portion Of tie pro
ceedinys of the 18th Of March Conuention,
as ace do ourselycs."
These assertions are simply ridiculous.
"The candidates and every other act Of
the Convention" are ono and inseparable.
Rowe and Wright, in accepting the nOmi-
nations, accepted every other act Of the
Convention and placed themselves as fair
aud square upon the Platform of the Con-
vsntion as James Buchanan placed HIM
self upon the platform of the Convention
that put him in nomination for the office
he now holds. Rowe and Wright are no
longer Rowe and Wright-they are the
platform Of the Convention that placed
them in nomination, and every vote cast
for them will be an endorsement of euery
act Of that Convention.
If Rowe and Wright strongly condemn
the disorgauizing portion of the proceed
ings of the Convention Of the 10th March,
why DO they not ask to bs heard in the
pres, Of the Democratic party? The
truth is, if they dared to express them
selves as is asserted by the Ga=ette, the
Buchanan faction would strike them down
with tho same bitterness as they are now
attempting to strike down every indepen-
dent Democrat in the State. Wright and
Rowe can not expect to get tho votes of
men who can not endorse the platform up
on which they stand. The cowardly
"weakuess in the knees" Of the editors of
the Gozette, and all others like them in
the State, will not he sufficient to crush
out tho determined Democracy.
Globe (the only Democratic paper in Hun
tingdon county.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

Hon. George Eustis, late member Of
Congress from Louisiana, has addressed
letter to his constituents declining new
nomination. Mr.. Eustis was elected BY
the American party, and he says in his
letter that he voted true to the principles
Of bis party while in Congress. But, ss
be now regards the American party dissolv-
ed, and thinks that the contest for Pre.i-
dent in 1850 will be between the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties, the former
will claim his support.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

At one of the late Anniversary meet
ings, Rev. Mr.. Beeeher, speaking of the
intense mental activity now prevalent
throughout the world, said, that in Eu-
rope it was manifested in wars and ru-
mors of wars, while in this country it ex-
ereised itself il discussion. This differ
cncs he imputed to the greater freedom Of
speech common in our country.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
SH.F

EJ-For the benefit of those Of readers who may,
like ourselves desire to rightly pronounce the frenc
fei names by which many Of our Pears known,
copy from tha last number of that excellent paper the
Horsicuis the annexed pleasant little scrap of poet
ry. The writer asks: .Whats in a nsme!" We an
swcr good DEAL especially if i. be spelled incorrectly
We know right, by experence-ReddiRs Journal.
WHAT'S In A NAME l-Shakes-pear.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

The Vicksburg True Southron, Demo.
cratic journal, rejoices in the fac. that "a
convention Of nine Southern States has de-
liberately spoken in favor of repeal of ali
laws, State and Federal, prohibiting the
slave trade" 1t further remarks that
possibly the people will no. "endorss this
action, but the proposition has gone forth
with the deliberate sanction of the repre-.
sentatives of those States, and the small
politicians and hoary conservatives of the
day can no longer evade the issue"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
Tronr 39Dlla0eIpDta.

The Business Mems Noon-Day Prayer
MEETING. its History and Mode Of Ope-
ration .tor Day.. SAMSON Street Bop
tia Church.. .. Geo. DuGietd, Jr... George
H. Stuart. John Chambers. Kingston
Goddard. ID. ReU INr. Cdrden and others.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10
LIBEsALIrY.-MCormick, inventor Of

LIBEsALITY.-M' Cormick, inventor Of
reaping-macLine, has presented $780,
600 for the endowment Of four professor
ships in Theological. Seminary at Chic
ago, Illinois. The fact shows not cnly
the liberality of the donor, but it pro,es
how largely he must have been rewarded
for his invention, not more, however, that
its merits can fairly claim. The field Of
mechanical invention is ono of the most
profitable in which man can labor, and
if half of those who earn a slender living
in pursuing the business of law, medicine,
and similar professions, were to devots as
much time to the study of the science CT
mechanics, they would find themselves
great deal bettcr of, and the world q
greater gamer from their labors.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

MsssEs. EpIroRs: have in my possession copy of
an old work entitled 'T'te Eeonoay II Human Liie, y
translated from an Indian Manuscript written by an
ancient Brahmin. II contains many choice thoughts,
expressed in Il quaint manner. few selections may
prove entertaining TO your reaiersand here they are
D.Ua
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
Gl)e 4flnrlicts.
BALTIMORE, Feb, lG, 1859.

BALTIMORE, Feb lG, 1859.
GRAlN.-Of wheat 5000 bushels offered,
and white sold at $l.35al so for medium to
good, and 81 .G5al so for prime to choice, out
side price for very superior lot of red 500
sold at Sl.30al 40, and one very choice lot
brought 81 IS per bushel--these prices indi-
cate an advance Of 3a5c. on choice grades. OF
corn Il 1000 bushels offered and yellow sold at
74a76 cts. for good to prime, white sold at 72a
- cts. per bushel. Oats-Maryland, 4sa50
cts. per bushel. Rye Pennsylvania, 80 cts.
SEEps.-Thcrc was good demand for clio
yer this morning, and soldat SG.95a7 per bush.
Timothy continues quiet at S2a2 25.-Sva.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. Is, 1859.
Flour AND GRAN.-Thcre is less doing in
flour and grain than we often sec, even at this
season Of the year. The stock Of the former
has become nearly exhausted and there is We
ry little Of the latter coming in.
Common canal superfne brands Of -four is
held at S5.75aj.87, and extras S6aG. 25.-
Wheat red, Sl25a$l35 and white 81 35a
LIS. Corn, white and yellow, 70a75c.
Small lots of pork continue to come in by
wagons, and readily commands So .75- Wash.
Sur.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

For FEMALES. 1T is a lamcntablc fact that
SO large a number Of females are afflicted with
Irregularities, either profusc or suppressed,
which rapidly and surely undermine their
health, shorten theirlycs, and olltmes renders
them unfit for those duties in life for which an
all-wisc Creator has formed them This state
Of things need not exist hen Dr. Whcating' $
FEMALE RECULATING PMrs are so sure to bring
relief. They are composed Of materials, harm
less to the most delicate constitution, but elf
cient in the highest dcgrccin graduating that
train Of diseases incident to the sex, originat-
ing from Irregularities. They are no Nostrum,
but claim for themselves virtues resulting from
the use Of those most valued remedies, prescri-
bed by the highest medical authority, ancient
or modern, Many females give way TO despon-
dency, imagining themselves in confirmed
decline 10 such we would confidently re-
commend these Pills; believing if there is a
power in ohy remedy to effect a permanent
cure, that blessing will cnsue frcm their use.
They are manufactured only by J. Il. BowrR,
cor. ID and Race streets, Philadelphia None
genuine without his written signature upon
each box Price 81 co. [sept 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18

H0- Persons making application for trans
lcrs or property, win be required 10 comply
with the following section Of the Act Of Dc.
cembcr session, eighteen hundred and forty-sc.
ven, chapter two hundred and sixte-six. enti.
tied " 4 supplement 10 the set entitled iAu
Act for the General Valuation aud Assessment
Of Property in this state, passed at hurch ses-
sion, eighteen hundred and forty-onc, chapter
twenty-thrce:"
"SECTos 3. IRd be il enactcd That when
ever any person shall make application to the
Levy Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, as the case may be, 10 make him or
her an allowance or deduction on account of
the sale, transfer, alienation, loss, Destruction
or removal OF any property, or the collection
or payment Of any public debt or private se-
curity for money, it shall DE the duty Of said
Levy Courts, Commissioners or Appeal Tax
Courts, 10 interrOgalc such persons, Ok oArI
~ reicreucc to the said property orsccuriiy and
disposal Of the same, and especially 70 require
hiin or her by whom the said property has been
sold or transferred, theamouul or the purchase
money, or the money collected and paid and
how the same has been invested and IL shall
also be the duty Of aid Levy Courts. Com
mis3ioncrs or Appeal Tax Courts, ~ intciro-
gate The said person, on OATH in reference 20
any acquisitions or investments made bY ihe
said person. and not already assessed, aud the
amount Of all such acquisitions and invest
mcnig, in whatever description VI security
shall be added To the a..cssablc property OF the
person 30 applying and charged accordingly
and II the said person refuse 10 answer the In
terrogatories proposed, as aforesaid. no deduc-
ton shall be made on bis Or her assessment.
feb lid
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
YlMEYT.

GSA A MONTH AND ALL EXPENS-
DCO rs PAlD.-AN AGENT is want
cd in every town and county in the United
States, to engage in an easy and respectable
business by which the above profits may he
certainly realized. For further particular.
address DR. J. HENRY WARNER, corner or
Broome and Mercer Streets New York cts,
enclosing one postage stamp. Jan 2l-Gm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
Tg3AT1gPg53TD.

4 NEGRO MAN OR BOY, Of ls or %
IA years old. Any person having good
Negro man or Boy for sale and would like 10
get good home for him in the county, would
do well 10 apply 10 me At my residence, or by
letter, directed 70 DarHes;1WH, I'D.
Application may also be made 10 W. YEiRs
Boulc, Rockville, Md.
.ED- I have u quantity Of Chestnut POSTS
AND RAILS for sale cheap.
WN. READING.
fob m Near coueca C,,rd al
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county, letters Of admin
istratlon on the personal estate Of REGINAL
BUTT, late OF said county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the lst day OF February, 1860: other
wise they may, by law, be excluded from al
benefit Of said estate. Persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment Given under my hand this LIST day
Of February, 1859.
feb AT JOS. 4. BAILEY. Admir-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
CAUTION.

I HEREBY FORWARN all persons from
i trespassing on my farm, with Dog or gun,
cutting down my wood, pulling down my fen
ces, leaving open my gates or in any manner
whatever, ~ am determined to enforce the
law against all 80 offending.
feb At 4. a. TSCHFFELY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
NOTICE.

TOHN T VINSON, ESQ, is author
- lied to collect and receipt for all
monies due me.
Jan l4-tf p. y LEAPLEY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
EAR MI

A i L III Y 4 i II ) a /. II.
HNlIli undersigned is authorized to sell
a at private sale, the FARM Of Mr..
II. WATERMAN, containing about 200
ACRES, situated on the road leading
from Rockville to the Great Falls of Po-
tomac, about four miles from the form
or place The Land is in tolcrablo state
Of cultivation.
THE IMPROVEMENTS consist Of
a substantial FRAlE DWELLING
house. and necessary Outbuildings
FoE TrGIs and further particulars,
apply to W V BOUIC,
Rockville, Nd.
~ p. s. If the above Farm is not
sold in "a short time, it will be FOR
RENT, to a good tenant
feb A If w. V. b.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
THE TARIFF QUESTION.


bers, and the disagreement of the Pres
ident and the Secretary Of the Treasury,
(say the Baltimore Republican, there
does not seem to be much probability
that there will be any change in the tar
if at this session, however desirable it
may be. 1t would seem that the press
ing wants of the treasury, and the estab-
lished fact that those wants can never be
supplied by the present tariff, are not
sufficientto induce parties to change their
views or abate their prcjudices. Theory
is preferred to plain, substantial expert
ence, and in direct contradiction to the
plain teaaiings Of the past, members
continue to argue upon their fayorite
theories, and to make suggestions, in
stead Of facts, the basis Of their action.
The spirit Of compromise and nationality
seems to have been lost, and in its stead
there is q narrow, sectional and selfish
interest ruling the divided councils of
the nation. These things ought not to
be, and their existence causes gloom and
doubt to I'll the heart Of the patriot, and
makes him trcmblc for the future Of his
country.
There are many unsettled questions of
interest with foreign nations which will
necessarily require expenditures for their
adjustment. There are also difficulties
existing with various Indian tribes, which
must be attended to, and yet these things
have no influence over the action Of Con
gress. Members spend the time in idle
discussion, Or in obstinate defence of po-
sitions which have long since been proved
fal!acious We would fain hope that a
better and wiser spirit may be encour-
agcd, and that the great interests Of the
country will be suffered to override the
sectional feeling which has too long been
INDUCED There must be yielding
among the extremists Of all parties, and
a union Of the whole for the sake Of the
Union, or disruption viii take place
These facts should strike every one, and
have their influence over all who desire
to perpetuatc the peace and glory Of the
nation
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IN every resnect rs ncrfaet = f,mily manor
for the copolry as nossibla Tho iitora,v
matter is All orioinal and fine storios oro
Of an exciting and intorcs,io. ob,roc,.r.
the cpor.viors ILLUSTRATIVE, ,Lcn, oro from
ORIGINAL DESIGNS he ,nor;c.n ,rt;yts and
ioJgiaa f.am ,l,o .nc,.i,nen nr,,lor tbcr,
can he no dopbt tbat ho stars and
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-18
ORPHANS COURT FOR MONrG'Y co

80 - .t' A-@' a ANA'A"i ASO"'
& ARDERED, this Sth day of Februa-
W ry, 1859, by the Court, that Tues
DAY, the llth day of March next, be
assigned A. G. II. DARNn, Administra-
tor of JonN STEWART, deed, to pass his
account on the personal estate of said
deceased, and to make distribution of the
assets in his hands amongst the creditors
of said deceased; and that he give notice
Of the same, by publishing this order in
some newspaper printed at Rockville,
Nd, for three successive weeks prior to
that day.