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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
NEw KINGDOM.
OLD EIN6DOs.
Pnn.lI,ion.
5o9O2i5

II ,5Ss S> !
Thus it will be seen ,ha. Sardinia has
nearly doubled in Territory, and more
than doubled in population, BY the chan
sss consequen. upon the War. 1t now
ranks among the formidable powers Of
Europe, being in population only little
behind Prussia, Spain or Turkey-while
it completely Outranks Portugal, Sweden.
Belgium, Naples or Denmark.
Ii will be remembered that the States
annexed to Sardinia were thus joined BY
an almost unanimous vote Of the people
interested. "Romagna, five understand,
is all or a par; Of the Estates of the
Church" How much (if any) land i,
leaves the Pope outside Of Rome, We DO
not learn.
While the people Of Rome were rejoic-
ing with those Of the other States in
the emancipation Of the latter from the
Pope's temporal rule, the troops Of the
Papal power committed cowardly assault
upon the unarmed men, women and chill
dren, clearing the streets, woundiDg,
manning, aud i. is said killing some.
Americans who were mingled with the
masses we're also injured. The assailants
alleged that the meeting of the people in
that manner was bu, the signal for a rev.
olu'ionary outbreak, which they thus sup
pressed.
Savoy has been added to France in this
Reyolution-a fact which does not please
the remainder Of Europe-for, small as
the Territory is, it is an act of aggrandize-
ment, which, as precedent, may be mos.
momen,ous in its far reaching results "a
vote We believe is yet to be taken on the
question Of annexation in Nice and Savoy,
but the result seems undoubtedly
"Savoy" is on the South-Eas, Of France,
and grounds out" the boundary in that
direction. 1t is a kind of "isothermsl
lins" for NapOlconic Democ.acy'sambitiOn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
lis Despo.ism.

Singular proceedings lately took place
iu the territorial legislature of New Me1i-
co IL respect to slavery. The speaker Of
the house, Judge keithley, introduced a
'ill to repeal the law protecting slavery in
the territory, which vas favorably recei7-
ed. But the next day the defendants of
the national administration rallied their
forces, and lot only rejected the bill,
but expelled Judge Keiihley from the
sPeakership aud elected a new speaker.
The object Of this operation is to make it
appear that the people of New Mexico are
favorable to slavery and SO to keep cut
free state emigratiOn-while the truth is
tha, the people there have taken no inter-
est in the question, and very few Of them
knew TIA! such law had bsea passed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
The SDlendors of Damascus.

Damascus is one Of the Oldest cities in
the world. Tyre and Siion have c.Gmb.ed
on the shores; Baalbec is ruin; Paimyra
is buried in the sands Of the desert; Nh
evah ani Babylon have disappeared from
the Tigris and EuPhra.es. Damascus re-
mains what it was before Abratam-a cen
tre Of trade and travel--an island Of YER
dure in deseri-a predesiined capital
with martial and sacred associations ex
tending through more than thirty centu-
ries. Ii was rear Damascus that Saul Of
Tarsus saw the light from heaven, above
the brigLiles. Of the SUP tue street which
is called the Straight, il which it w4s saii
he prayed, rCus still through tie city
The Caravan Comes and goes as it did q
thousand years ago: there are still the
shiek, the ass, and the water v heel !; the
merchants Of the E1Phrates and Of the
Mediterranean still occupy these streets
with the multitude Of their wares The
city which Mahomet surveyed fEom .
neighboring height, and Was afraid to en-
ter because it was given to man to have
but one paradise, and for bis part be vas
resolved not to have it in this world, is to
this Gay, what Julien called the eye Of the
East, and it was in the time Of Isaiah the
head oI Syria From Damascus cane the
2amson, our blue plum, AID the delicious
apricot Of Portugal, called damasco; de-
mash, cur beautiful fabric Of cotton ard
silk, with viues aud flowers, raised upon
a smooth bright ground; the damask rose,
introduced into Ecslanj in the time Of
Henry VIII; the Damascus blade, 50 "a
nous the world over, f-r iis keen edge
and wonderful elasticity, tie secret Of
whose manufacture was lost when Tanner
lane carried II the arts into Persia; aai
that beautiful ar; Of iplayiDg wood and
steel with silver and gold, kind Of No
saic-eu craving aud sculpture uuirei-
called Dauaskeeuiug, with which boxes,
bureaus, aud gus are orpameuted. L, is
still city Of fgwers AID bright waters !;
the streams from Lebanon, the rivers Of
Damascus, the rivers Of god still murmur
and sparkle in the wilderness Of Syrian
grandeur.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

The Newport Macs, Republican paper
which supported the SpaAGUE ticket, che
sen at the late Rhode Island election. says:
ave think that the election Of the con.
serva;ive Republican ticket in ,a.. State.
instead of proving any disadvantage to
the Republican party: nationally cousid-
cred, will be of inesiimab,e value, aud
that its seeds Of concord will germina;e at
the Chicago Convention into pl4B,s Of
harmony which will send their brightest
emblem to blossom 1t the White House" /"
The Rhode Island Society for the en-
eourasemeut Of Domestic Industry have
Just received from Capt. Harris an old
English erOss-gun, which has the name q
the maker, "Ricbarison," "Mancbester,"
on one of the sights l, was made to
carry ball instead Of az arrow, and the
bow IL Of steel.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
SunbuIy, Lswis5urg, and Hilton,

OuNDuiJi L." AsSUi . o-ie ---''i
[Are thus disposed 0f by one Of the edi'o-
Iial correspJuieu;s Of the Ptts'yR Gd-ette y
.SquJury has picked up amazingly since
the Sudbury & Erie Road bEeaiaed il her
the breath ot-Progress.
LerisJurg Is our next stopping place.
Whoever has visited Lewisburg has been
pleased. as well with the hospitality Of
her citizens, a with that substantial look
which everything about it wears. The
town is mostly built Of britk, with little
attempt a, show, but with a liberal share
of good taste The University buildings
are jus, pride. The town Is situated ID
one Of the riches, vallies Of the State, and
is one of the first grain markets Of Penn
sylvania. The eplaes supports several large
Touring mills-tbat Of Goodman i FIch-
thorn, Oh the bank Of the river, being the
largest, having SIX rGn Of stones. Cham
berlin Brothers have recently built two
large brick stores, il a block, having a
Touring aud choPpiug mill attached Their
establishment is complete in every par;ic-
ular, and does great credit to their lib5r-
slity and enterprise. Alexander Ammons
Of the "BuFaloe Mil" is also al ezteu-
sive -four aud grain dealer.
We must be off to Milton, as the Ex-
press wagon is about to leave, (on which
We have engaged passage, in preference
to waiting till a la;e hour at night for the
cars The teur miles are soon performed,
and We have passed through another rich
and beautiful farming district-the COM
modious barns bearing ready testimony to
the productiveness Of the soil The peo-
pie Of Milton have no worldwide reputs-
tion for enterprise, but are cautious and
successful There is here and there an at.
tempt at display, which Of course attracts
due attention. The large iron front Of
Mr.. Goodlanisr, is the most conspicuous
building in the place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
New Kingdom Of Sardinia.

The extent aud population Of the neE
Kingdom of Sardinia compares with the
old as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

miles, is Wild, sandy barren, studded
with marshes aud few stumpy pines.
The sand is Of fac, white quality, and
drifts around ike snow, giving the country
the appearance Of mid-winter al al sea-
sons.
The town Of Pensacola is decidedly an
antique and fosey specimen Of an Ameri-
can village. II has just been annexed to
the rest Of the Union BY Telegraph, and
progress is being made to further civi.ize
it BY means Of Railroad, which is partial
ly flushed The old French aud Spanish
element among the people, is still pEe9on-
iuaut. On account Of Its peculiar locality,
it must some day awake from It's nap, aud
be a pace of importance, freeing the
American visitor from the necessity Of
b!ushiug at its wau, of energy. Florida,
as State, is young yet, and has made l
fair start: hence, we can foudly hope her
course wi! be Onward.
Ia order to give any Of my friends, who
may have been inveisled to read this
letter, chance to improve their leisure
moments 10 a more profitable manner, |
will now bring it TO close, wishing all Of
them prosperity. Yours &c. q.
"TOO sOcial-t0O Generous "
GHow often do We hear it said Of those
who spend either their own, or the money
of others, for Intoxicating beverages or
hidden ipdal gences, that they are "c!ever
fellows-good hearted men-peEh.Ps a
little too free and friendly in their private
habits ~ But. "can one touch pitch, and
20, be dafled:" The following Poetical
bit shows this too popular mode Of hiding
sin and shame in its true light, and should
be read aud heeded BY all
Tongue q humanity, give ST; name
To love Tor the cup. and 70 lus; il il shame.
The irunkari VA only "too social ani fell;
The lib,riiue loved his COM ayanions @too ~el:'
Call beAstIles. vic- q social hiy,
And Iooseress Of morals q ''ssIe.oGs 4u2iiy"
Respectable in mas strut in ,he street,
And be viii have horor- u bo can't se,f lis feet
Too srcial. TOO eeuerousi aItiGl excuse,
Yoa can't deceive God. and with man is no use.
o., better no; name HIN at al, ihsn telie
AL virtue and truth = force such sigh.
AL had he been social enough with the coop,
And, stout sgans, sin with tie Temperate stood
Deeu generous, TO, with the -EuE gif.s 1fGod,
Ana, shifting tie rocks. made h.s talent rc'i,
Bringing Of blessings Tor liIs warm With praise,
'Twoud have saved willing words wreath q ofisrsee
Too social worse thsn vldoEeI g.: ys-.s!
Too '-syne-ous~-to gHI-1EEN l--=ins in trAIss
Gave be 10 the POOR Il. he'd nothing to sTa.e!
And died be indui.in- good nature too fart
&C. search his earningz-ihou eornfo-tless wife
IL wasted Eis Substance in riotous lifr-
Go. te-, li:;Is cl..iTeu-5es b-r al the bar,
Twas th- hank ~ hi. savings be paid them at par
when ten; tiers revil= you and ycu. and curse
Think he Was -ico social al, call him worse!
wsave rob~ of charity, sild it with gall,
And broaden the trin-es over Lis pail
l.: i b. thought he had goodness supreme,
Aud i-i by extending it, to extreme.
Too soc.al ari generous, write on the stone;
Turn vices = praise, and let him alone!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
An Old Patriot Gone.

J0HN LUDWIG SNYDER, Revolution
ary soldier, did March %, 1860 in New
Washington, Clearfeld county, Pa, aged
one hundred and hirteeA years, seven
months and eighteen days He was born
in Michaelstadt, Gernauy, August 5, lTi6,
arrived in America in l,5S, being Twelve
years old st the time, and resided ID Penn
sylvania over 10l years. He enlisted in
the service Of this country il li15, and
fought throughout the whole war was
with Washington when he crossed the
Delaware, on Christmas night, lI.6 ; in
the battle Of Trenton, the Goth of Dece m-
ber; was in the battle Of Brandywine
Sept. IL. III, under LsFay yette; was
transferred to tie command Of Gen Wayne,
and vas in his defeat near Paoii, Sept.
20, l7.7; was in the battle Of German
town, Oct /, l7l1; was epcamped with
Washington at Valley Forge, Dec. II,
III; (he said that the winter Of that
year was the coldesi heever exper,enced-
our troops shot squirrels AMI drew their
skins over their feet FOR shoes y was in
the battle Of Monmouth, January IS,
171.S, under Wayne, and was with Wayne
at the taking Of Stony Point, where the
watchword was Remember Paoli, brave
boys" was with lafayette at the surren-
der Of CORVALLIS, at yorktown, on the
18th Of October, 17Sl; and, in bis own
words, sin many more scrimmages that ne
could not remember the particulars of."
This warrior left descendants 10 the fourth
generation, to the number Of nearly three
hundred. He was a gubsnirh BY trade,
(resilsd some years near Lew;sburg,) and
made a perfect gun when he was l0I
years of age. Daring the last summer, he
could read without spectacles. When he
was over 90, be walked TO Clearfeld and
back, distance Of nearly 80 miles, and
then back agaiu-a distance in all Of 60
miles-before dark, On one and the same
day, and did not feel any the worse for
his walk. He never missed Presiden-
tial or Gubernatovial election, since the
very first Healways enjoyed good health,
until very recently, when be began to tlil,
and was only "bedfast" from the Monday
before be died.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

Mr.. Gould, of Hudson, y Y, stated in
one Of the New Haven lectures. that sttbere
axe J 900 sp.c.-s oi gr4.s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

The Trinidad (West India) papers men,
ton the death of Sir William Becker,
Knight Grand Templar, &c, at tie ad
vanced age Of eigb'y-seven years. Nh
Becker was a native Of Philadelphia, and
went to Trinidad sixty years ago, as
journeyman carpenter, where he worked
at bis trade for many years-married a
rich GuadrUon, and BY bis own industry
and the skillfal management Of his wlfe's
fortune, soon acquired priucely estate,
and was knighted for very large graiuity
which he offered to the Spanish govern
ment during the Don Carlos civil war.
Iii. fortune amounted to 81; 900, 600.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
Chr Stat aud Cbroail!e.
MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1860.
s. ARNOLD DOCG GlAS-
the FIIIihEs.s-s' Candidate.

That eminent patriot, Gen "'IltIn
FaLser, goes II strong for D5aGils ana
Destiny. lie says tue little giant Will
certainly be nominated and eiected-iha;
tbeSyutu-W " e.tl. uuauIu 1lstor Aln--uG
that ten weeks after tie luauglTat.onr be
(Geu. William Will be restored TO his tos-
sessions in Niclrarua. II this prophet
move correct in hI. first assertion, We VII
copceGe him the o:her. II Viii be the
pest of Dgu.hs administration, that II
will foster a.. such schemes oi agEres>Ian-
Read, in connection, the following e1-
tract from Douglas, which a1a's at the
masthead Of the .SsDtiael, Doug a. pa
per in Harrisburg:
"THE FOOTBALLS or DE>TINT."
"We a5. Ly,in,i y..Cf,,d uHo ,preTd un-
III lre ass5rJ TIE entire ryHiiteat u liner
ica, iacioiiay tie uJtre'd IlI"ds, and
become one gc1ni or,uH-J,uai ReYaytic-
lido nat care ,rhe,ler y5p like It or MT /;
you can not ke5p IT, It Is the decree q
Prorideace 7his country 1-ns st apart
as an asylum jar tie oppressed y NE rsots
,r15ld, oaj as 4 aurscry for L.trr'y-nHa
here the peapie are co'ieo''"g Jro" a &, parts
Of uhe r5rl{, and taxing shelter u"der ne
shadouo Of tie great tree q LiJsr;y.-oTE'
PHEY A DoUGLAs.'
Here are Central America and Cub
declared for, without cause or wItb,'undel
the iuflel aud pira,icaI plea Of destiny.
The lust of conquest has ever been tue ru-
in Of ua,iyus-aui that, too, may be ;be
bitter cup Destiny" Viii yet present
10 Us.
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lrZiaC>, al s.a---NO5IiF a1i Nah.ml.--I.Ickf;y [.
: lt-> i---H aFriE -tsu NsNA fsFt--Fi8.jal AID
fhi.atrith.a ship bHiiasEg---liy old Eall0n--.
FeaNaCc!l..-t !UTlaa Nf.Atrl, aE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


sss curiosity .. vie -as zoe suauara feo sls<e asa
chsnhans 0e paraohsrnSss oehnd
charge.
OArALOgUEs
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rroniuu for Psns
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70 be Awarded " e .u~rday Tune q.
'or The best oosctioa Of sroyE FLAME s0 Prentan to
Do awarded ~e< ns<iay, iuoe ~
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% BE- ssrdsd Wed le.d.y june n.
,or he bee, st, suonsAn LApEs EAs DEcrs $40 Pre-
ni01 u be sar6ef iuFe q.
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# the fhsarte Of the puDir Outts judges
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mshe 40 ~pstsl dstoutos Of hr's ~srds rns ~srfs
WI he made In ds,s appialsd uus.
sey al he cloee OF The eote ts'nmeus
The novelty and mssuiacspcs Of these Midsummer ruter
noer," fvsn 10 toe pidst Of Of hr d.
fvseo huss ebshre II psrfo a.sse tas,s
,ss SIssss ,sro Is atm - Dc ssr.iss
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iqf PHOfEsoOK J.Oo5 b.
anu 'H'p'o' and tie sobt. spsh,y,
with mes eroerr SAINTS changes AID dfvers.
xsSSe.s meucs ., ~ o'closs preci.siy.
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fArT5 sns srJBB ION dI~
500 ss.Assssd incaarovsrtsDIc f.cs mat tbs new
Bfsr AsD MOST VERSATILE JoxsAsY,
THE oooLrsr pb.os OF x'D .aiussxssr ia rar CITY,
and hs only one .ss'e v,aics. are roasisd With
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seated ia s-,r osross and 90 ~snsi oa by PUN
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The oerfHmAnee VIII ooasssof
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Geo wsshp. 4. wscd.r
Turner W. wss
n. ,, xho1,.s ~ and os M o,ssag
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The mass aasrias f,.cnauaz ard artistic
dance u the age .nd
gv~ssD BARSY
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appear N nis AaSSAoe Osrssea.a q
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Tas sosxM.N GigL
Pull psrt,calsrs in future .dvst,..ussiA
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