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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
What a Boys Pocket Contained.

An urehin of seven summers growth
invited his mamma, the other day, to re-
pair slight accident to pantaloon pock.
ct, and to do this it became necessary to
upset the contents thereof upon the floor,
an inventory Of which We proceeded to
note down as follows:
India rubber, bottle cork, an old gas
burner, one nine pin, a part of an exploded
fire cracker, an old match box, one old er-
velope, a bag Of marbles, one hickory nut,
piece of silk cord, several pieces of twine
and strings, the lid of an old pill box,
pieces of chestnu, hull, piece of tin, a
piece Of gingerbread, some pieces of fancy
colored paper, two old nails, small pic
,ure book, a slate pencil, a broken jews
harp, the remains Of apocket handkerchief,
a penny whistle, a piece of shoe string,
two grains Of corn, pocket knife handle,
half peach stone, two spotted chicken
feathers, piece of brick bat, spinning
top, dead mouse, an assortment of but
tons, with crumbs of bread, candy, and
mixture of sand, pebbles and dirt gcner.
alIy.-Harrisdwy Telegraph.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
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7ERpS-Sl so trr year. - Hs r'r N Ws,vcE-snl
=, m. s,ulr - fr long % -rrr 'riud. Thus 81
~. will paw f,r l. m.D,. IS et-ir -is mouths. dol
Tor ei-ht months ttrl ur SIXTEEN months, io g.: two
yr.r. % 10Y four ropr, year. so Hr ten c1is ,ne
,.,r kc single No, cts. ral uaEt- hy mai faridj
r.e.iy.t in r5l r-,-tre stamTs or lS notes their
,,lur hsr, = AIui- of "r"!ura rac,vrI IA pms.
as-wh.n tn ii-r for " lch paper is mailed,
funI-ss We nay- = running uC-uuHtl It Is SrDrPED.
ApysRri>'asNT> hguj-rua y Published. at 80 cts per
.aunr one x-S - q. uth % after insertion. dol iDr six
months dol per year. ilafa siusrr-2' ct IL ct>. =
dol 3doI Two .4H,rr-l 30, i''s uo. Merchants. AZ.
not oyrr 1rr fourth &C column, 10 do! per year htncr
.ir,s Gc as nay Le agreed uruu sqEi7r 4, -lues or
smallest tvf. " II % ues ttr-~r. Ad,rr-rIu,t- ni a
,,mnrs.ir!uE Illegal Sing Tendency not admitted
Comuunic atoms desired nn -nf jos u ."-rrl !ul'r-st
and accnnf4uir by fl, writer y,al maine aud a.r>s
The wAGNEiir TELEiEAFI. j. i'rs'~.i 10 %" u:'rr
ofthe SIR d 6ayt,hy win w~"i-r insert .ali io' ,aut
News in adv nrr 81 the rli,at. Mails.
Connrrs-1 With o. nirv ar ample m1tera.sfsr most
kinds afJOB PRINTING wh~h vii '..'N. rit"1 .I'h
nestn-ss d .l trslat-h u..t uu rrn-,uah." .,IUIs.
Casual al."gss Iru,s L. Do" l"ii = vii"n ia1.HI
in-Jab Work whra delivered i 'ii' r' ~ H5sf' i'
oo,0Ft ICE On Ma.kc; uar' north --' go, .-a .ry
Jan. !. lNgJ- wooden tHEH EL!l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

very expensive, ana, as saiu DeloEe, per
fec,ly irreconcilable with study-indeed
many of the corps members scarcely pre-.
teud to set foot 10 the University building,
except to ma,ricu.ate, and to 60 before the
officers to answer TO the charge Of breach
Of the laws.
There are also here number of Yer
bindings, or student societies, which do
not hold dueling as their principal bust
ness, and pretend to a higher degree OF
morality than the Corps. One or two of
them forbid all dueiing; another, the
largest, permits its members to accept Or
give challenges only when the case is laid
before the whole society and approved ;
another, the next most influential, allows
its members to fight as much as they please
/ but under no circumstances dare persons
in the same Verbinduug "measure" with
each other. These Vcrbindungs also have
their kneipes, but, in addition to their
meetings fox beer-drinking, singing, and
other social purposes, they have also
meetings, for literary exercises, after the
manner of our societies at home The
members all wear caps and bands of their
society colo-s, and many Of them Gas also
many of the students belonging to no or
ganization) indulge in the luxury Of
military boots. Between the Corps and
Verbndupgs, there exists the deadliest
hatred, but as the former dare not fight
with the latter, the VerbiutuDgs being
institutions of recent origin, and therefore
not considered as honorable enough, this
hatred produces no very bad consequences.
Collisions with canes and fists are out of
the question, being punishable with long
confinement in the University prison, if
not with suspension or expulsion.
On Sunday, Jan. Is, our streets were
enlivcned by the "Kappenfahr," or pro-
cession of the "Narrhalla" "a foolish soci
ety embracing in its membership some
very respectable business meu of the city
All the members were dressed in fools
caps of red and yellow, masks, and wigs,
and rode on horseback or in open carriages,
accompanied by band of music, to the
"Hausacker Pa wine and beer house about
half 4 mile up the Neckar-Wherc mum
Der Of silly performances took place. The
procession was quite large, aud the flgs
aud other decorations quite beautiful bu,
the whole thing seemed exceedingly ridi.
cu!ous-"hich, however, was just what
the members intended it should be.
We have just had considerable fall of
snow, but in the streets it melted as fast
as it came down, taking away all hepe of
The hills, and open land are
still covered, to depth of several inches.
T.C.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
The Speech Of the Day.

! A Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Journal says Of Senator Seward !
speech:
"Webster, OF Clay, or Calhoun, never
spoke III more august presence-never
enchained a more potential, a more intelll-
geut, or Il more attentive audience. Sem
ators, IN their curuic chairs, listened with
fixed attention; though jeff. Davis ap-
peared to be reading paper at one time,
it was evident that he was driUkiug 10 the
conservative sentiment against which his
treasouab!e plots can make no beadway.
Back OF them, stood majority Of the
Representatives from the North aud from
the South, forming an intellectual back
ground. Above, and around the hall,
were the packed galleries, with dense
crowds in the surrounding halls, wherever
an open door offered chance TO catch a
glimpse of the speaker. 1t was a subject
for the pencil of an artist, aud the oeca-
sion will never be forgotten by those fortu-
nate enough to be present"
RAsCALLY DECEPTIoy.-The Reading
so-called Democratic Convention, passed
resolution in favor of Protection to Amer
lean Industry, while every Representative
from this State in Congress polled bis
vote for Free Trade Speaker, who
would have appointed Committee Oppos-
cd to Protection to American Industry
This is equal to the Polk, Dallas aud the
Tariff of 1872 swiudie practiced upon the
people in lsi4.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
HERE AND THERE.
FROM TIE GEEulS OF LANCE.


Eye hath not seen. nor ear heard neither have .,
red into the heart Of man, the things which Ged la.
rpa.ci iOr them that love him. Cor :. :.
What no human eye hath seen,
What mortal ear hath heari.
What "a taoush hath never been
In her noblest iii -hts conferred
Ths hath cot Pre-! AIRED in store
For Lis people eyeTnore.
When the shaded pil-rim-lsnd
Fades before my closing eye,
I. Then revealed on either hand
Heavens own scenery shall lie:
Then the veil OF flesh shall fall,
Now concealIng, dark'n ming all.
Heavenly landscapes, calmly bright
Li!e's pure river, murmuring low,
Forms of l0veliness and hit
Lost TO earth long time ago
Yes ms own, lameutrd long
Shine amid the angel thron,i
Many joyful sight was given,
Many lovely vision here,
Hin and vale, and starry even,
Friendships smile, affiiction's tear;
These were shadows, sent in love,
Of realities above!
When upon nv wearini ear
Earth's last echoes family de-
Then shall angel harp- draw near,
All the chorus Of the sky;
Long hushed voices blend again
sweetly in that welcome strain.
Here were sweet and varied tones,
Bird, and breeze and fountains fall;
Yet creation travail Groans
Ever sadly sighed through all;
There no discord jars the air
Harmony is perfect therel
When this aching heart shall rest,
All its busy pulses Ger,
from her mortal robes unirest
Shall my spirit upwards soar;
Then shall pure, unmnged joy,
All my thoughts and powers employ.
Here devotion's healing balm
Often came to scothe my breast,
Hours Of deep and holy calm,
Esrnests of eternal rest;
But the bliss here unknown
Which shall there be all my own.
Jesus reigns, the Life, the Sun,
Of that wondrous land above;
All the clouds and storms gone,
All is lisht. and all is love;
All the shadows melt away
In the blaze Of perfect day!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
Great Ccnso!atio- =,

A Rhode Island gentle dan. WIN ss,,,
be nameless, not long a. married a lady
reputed to be rich, " do not ouly ,,rnsd
ont to be poor, but some seven hundred
dollars in debt, nich he had tr, pay. She
assured him, hOSever, that t,,e deb. zas
contracted for dry goods, ", .isb she boash,
to cap;iyate him.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

understood. Her Amos! naked body re
vealed her love. Many a ar was shed,
many an exclamation expressive Of adwi-
ration and affection was uttered from en-
thusastic, sorrowing Highland hearts,
when on that evening the aged pastor
gathered the villagers in the deserted
house of mourning, and b. prayerand faith
erly exhortation sought to improve, for
their souls good, an event SO sorrowfal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

RIDA1, req. IS IS6U.
The House met at II O'Clock, Mr.. KkMpER
in the chair Prayer by Rev. Mr.. MINNEGE-
RODE. of the Episcopal Church.
Friday next was designated for the consid-
Grafton Of the bill concerning special licenses.
RtranHa Navigation Company.-The bill an :
thorizing further subscription of SGa,00u by
the State TO the Rivanna Navigation Com
panY, which was defeated yesterday, and the
vote reconsidered, was taken up this morning
and passed-ayes -, nays "a.
On motion of Mr.. WALKER, the Manasea
Gap Railroad bill was made the order of the
day, with the ether railroad bills. for to.mor-
row and thereafter, uutii disposed Of
Roanoke Valley Railroad ErtsNsioS.-The bill
increasing tho capital stock of the Roanoke
Valley Railroad 10 the sum Of $50,NN, TO aid
Ia its extension from Clarkesy lille, In Mecklen-
burg. to keysviile, ia Charlotte, was taken up.
Mr.. BAsKERvILLE advocated the bill and Mr..
ORGAN opposed it.
Mr.. CoLLrRs opposed the bill on the ground
that 1t would deprive Petersburg of a trade 10
which she was justly entitled; that II would
not add one iota ~ the commercial wealth Of
Virginia, and that 1t would ba the deal of
other improvements In which the State is in
terested. .riu
Tho order of the day was passed by without
vote on he bill.
Euis Passed.--senate bill Incorporating tho
Lyell Coal and Salt Miniag Company. in the
county Of Mason: appruprinting 81, ,UO0 to the
completion of the FL Dorado Turnpike.
Bsfs RsPos'ssf, f,-1Atse the term OF the
Uastsngs Court bf Rtchnaond atnsadin. i.,.
law applicable to ntsisers h, C,Iy Psinf aad
bsfntds:a Hundreds Incorporating All In
sarancr tsit0 pasy Ia Washinsiun county .au-
thofixing vote in Berkeley county oh the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-04

COSMOPOLITAN ART AssOCIATION.--The
sixth annua. award Of works of arr by this as
sociation took place in New York last Tues
day evening. The following residents of Vir-
ginia received premiums
The Village Blacksmith, to Hon. Henry A.
Wise. Richmond; ChiIdhood's Sports, Rev F.
W. ChanceanliUr, .Jefiersonvillt; A Greek in
Essex county, William Carmahare, WheeIing
New England Winter, John w. Finks, War
renton; copy of "Tbe Seasons" by Thorwais-
den, :. G.. Shaw, Point Plcasants. J. M. Wylie.
Wheeling: copies Of ''N light and Morning: j.
Nc Lean, Monndsville. A. NJ. Tribbie, Lynch
burg; Clay and Webster Medaliions, l. j. Bell,
Accomac Court HOuse;tlohn G. Pole, Lexing-
Coliiers,own; The Fright, ]. Anthony, Pat.
,onsburg; View in Hampshire, DIR. L. Powell,
Richmond; The Family Circle, Mrs. Ada f.
Pugh, Warrenton; winter Scene, Getting
Wood, VIM. &. Graham, Staunton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-04
r, rrr yovrRS OF HENRI

- NTl.--Rs the advice ot my
s,t IN aceordance with Iny own wishes. !
20 rn,seLf q cend, d,d.ia tor the .ii!ee o,
State election in Nav newt. j.
,.,rsnice Tor the faithful eerlormar,,ee Of M
b, ofthe oiIice, | reicr an 20 esi v-ho knew
5s manner in which those duties nave peeh
a. H',rIug the pas, three years that have
deputy forih present SheiiH.
- - GFp. n. PLEASANT2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-04

OPERATIONS OF THE u. s. MiNT.-The gold
coinage of the United States Mint for the
month OF January WAS 81 ,.s2t,5ti3 nearly the
wnoie oi which Was 10 doubieeagles and moth
lug less than three dollar pieces. The silver
coinage OF the month was S,aUUU-au in
quarters. dimes and half dimes The coinage
Of CENTS, which is a profitable speculation on
tne part " the Mint again reaches the very
large number of two millions four hundred
thousand The whole number Of pieces coined
by the Mint during the month is Two millions
SIX hundred and niuety-eigh, thousand six
hundred and thirty-one, OF the value OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-04
EUSIN nS5 NOTICES.
ER A i iH:)tis.

ttGER & / H'!Orn.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
.f> or PORTABLE AND STATiONA-
~ iNhS. SAW MILLS. RAILROAD
WORMS. Nc.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
1a. approved plGn. and made IN the very
.t'r, wAF'an'e elual in every respect to
lf sane szed Easiaes :ullt either North
Ia -2i.i
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rIREs In BALrIMOkE.-A three.story brick
building corner OF East Falls avenue and
CRANKY street, Baltimore, was destroyed by
fire on Thursday evening II was occupied as
n chair factory by Jacob Hiss, Jr, who was
insured for S],0Wi, 81 .saD OF which falls upon
aa office in LYNCH burg VA The building &C.
iansra to samuel GAilas, and was insured. A
.aiiiins kasss ae Americas Hall, curnsr OF
Preston street and Morris alley, Baltimore,
Was burn. GA Wednesday night.
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= AND MEDICAL CARDS.
fyirDStI.L.

e. ttENEN tti IN VI.
ATTORNEY At Law
AND NOTARY FC BLiC,
s d Al. the Courts held ~ the cit. OF Rich
., rrgciicos regularly in the County and
+ - al Ckeste rheid.
,., MI axe Dispositions and Acknow-
=, tdn.a.steT and Certify Oaths. and per.
,-srer % her dates pertain to the Office ol
If .l.. corner az Bank ard lith streets. lust
+. -. .,,t,- House. ja 3l-ly
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s,,rR,rr,LTy OF HEN

rfI.6 COUNTY VI hereoY announce
l,.dtds,e for tho above nfhcs. Shoplih y
.,-. of the y,,-efs ia eisc; me. shall
,f,,f. and uiH usA every exertion To
. drt ties thereof faithfully and 'mppsr-
s1-lm.l JACOB :. AILff.
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GRAND EXTRAORDINARY OlAWIN0o.
on 'Ac Ac1sE1ffffzLs s1fffz LsYkkzl ,1A'.

y, w. OVOs ".t f-f g
Whole Tickets 030. Halves 90, QuaFts1 u
Esghths % %. -.
In ordering Tcksts or CeIti6catss, enpl0eo ~
money TO our address lOr what you wish 10 yaY-
chase; name the Lottery which you wish 4 m
vested. and whether you Wish Wholss. Halves,
Quarters or III. hths. on receipt Of which ws sssd
what ia ordered, by FIRST msll. together with thO
scheme. tt .s.s sssg t..sssfss
Immediately after the drawinz, q Printed draw
ing. Certified TO ny the Commissioners, will b
sent, with an ExpianssiOn.
"a. Purchasers viii please write their sianatureo
piain and give the name Of their Post Once, Cosa-
{, and State. tH f.s
All communicatiQns strictly confidential.
n. All Prizes of - 90 and under. pad im0o
diately after the dsswins --oheT Fses ~ the ssasl
tiMe OF forty dASs ID "a
Orders for Tickets te he directed either 10
WOOD. EDDY h Co. Augusta, o.,
Or WOOD. EDDY CO., Wilminston. Del.
n A list of the numbers that Are afawn fscm
the wheel, with the amount Of the Prise that eacS
ore is entitled 70, viii bc published sfter evsTy
drawing ia the following papess;-A AuRustR t0e0.b
Constltutionslist, Mobile Register. Na4hviue Ga-
setss. hiohnond Dispatch. Pasldins tMiss.j c1A-
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WiRFH0IsE BALTIMORE,

- 90 N-N 'fkS Y CO,
T.. ERS AND H!fOL ESALE DEAL
EMS IL TEaS.
y Is. tXeh1nsr i'iaco, Baltimore.
. southern Il uade. Itr-,e and well select
0 ItAS oi oil klnds and quantities, snc in
. i aIszes, ana hs ioa as any honse 10
au. n IN 2S-ImA
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NEW CURE FOR BRoNcBrrIs-An exchange
states that 1.-The Rev. II. I. Lewis of the Mem.
phis Methodist Conference, has been appoint
cd conductor ON the Memphis and Charles.
ton Railroad. The usefulness of Mr. Lewis
has been much impaired OF late by bronchial
or pulmonary affection, which would not al
Low him 10 preach, except at long inleryals.-
Recently his ysician prescribed running on
the raiIrotd constantly Ne conductor a. an
almost certain cure IN such cases.