davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-09-25

xUCHELLs PATEEr METALLIC TIPPED Boo1e
AND SHOEN.
for sad wttaia tne s:a:es of w1coasa iowa md Ma.
aaf1 AID hereby give not!ce 1t ii parties tA1a1 IN
gooda within tie aeore Sa:e. HihvQt ksTlnT arst ~
efnek-7 upon cur EXCLUSIVE rights IN. tast 4. soe
ne sFe advised OF my Infringement ska demand p.outy
Ant tlErmetta&e redress. S''S>'
re atvc made extensive a7aa:.:e..s with the r.oyt
SeenaSed maeuaet1rs Whereby re can fully supply u
Increasing demand ~fta tbs test qna!.!as Of tAce
ho5ts a4d Shoes ttoo car ere Ia Chicago each ~:
which VIII ee stamped CT I.le1ed wha cur c1me -
We saaI FecsEn1e no Tipped eo< da within either III
1eosA oafss but such ~ ~ thus stamped and Gpppt
MI HaExnt: u III !asta7ce: ora pa:1 Of e1,.. eo,
ref1p9ed anoeato ont wea: two A1h 1fleotc' ttFre
tf1f pa4o OF equal o1Aty without TIPS - eaa BE- sho
TIT u1ny ytes:uopale, while the ~1pen%e l. but III.
E7:e Easnx ~ actual kaYIn: to tbs cnnn,s-
seaL two han:tet per ecrs. @'-A >
he right (aas extensive; t.- Ii. sle or1h-
pte! Eo"ds into at tef:fnFy Of the owaefs Of e naTr
a1 re - no w.y nib.ee.ta tou4uastcn 81 8
% sevsa 5nd hAf pes sx1t pad by al otter dtaiers
pattealA:r Snct tia 1T eciion Of tese:s t. tar..
tceis within the hIaes .. l:ce. Michigan snt Iur,ss,
70 ory a:der tes patent au ne r,iv q:
kooGt vii be ansufp1s@ei by aLy Sack il thn TeIrn
va ca Vi air1 In.lET ecn.!tefed 10 ptr n ecn1.;,
prices With xctts u!tsout TIA fS1''
SEAL kVe undivided at.eEs1ca to tbs branch or err
e1:.ses1 eoaEed!on With Cur general s.ocx aEi zrsper
rx4tA --@ 's''s~- 'as ''s
na6es u Chicago a51 skere 1tssds the Sfafrs ~
HaeeEA.. 1o~a Al N71FscsA. v17 sivey.e ;7ct
EtICHELl4S PATENT T4ETALL1O TlPPED GOODS
no s!- sat Ill a1ea astcs do uo eztead to Or in
wkY Waa;evz ape:tan To The E!e Of xd kop1 V1thIn
ss4ses of Riaercstn, it7a md N!ncreosA. ~
kp{sV-lY EAIl%Wi1HT L wr,yu
, 1860-09-25
MASTERS SALE STATE OF

iN kASx ELY . CA1E1.-~1A4L T. ot
Calc7-o In Chareerv. Kotest ( slte ~ AEerl swan.
n.ito Fo:eeios- Aotsake-ruolie notice heEhy given
ta,, o. fs:se, otsz aa;esed ie The aars
fsSo - Ssos Master a ch.aee.y q a; Sarss.sr
a. U: 1870 ut ocot +? tbs forenoon that cay ri
a. psea ane:on - ~ hlkee. tdtsr for eash Il 'hs
ac eo1nty q: Cool he folk Wig piece OF
81 Of aa3 aud premises toE g. much - mnJ BE-
to st tta anount Of sat L&cea with
ano ensts toaethe: n nnas f-ea ssons and
de7rsenenn 1sld sate) TO Wit: All that eetA,n t*cr
OF lAEd tmm:Lo NJ thsy t3] rods et een.re Of
tettiontvent1 nine {zs township number tht 1aix s
no % Of f-nke is) cat Of the tara
E,ce thence running roth Gu and t~othte nhs
(et3 ~ 1ocs thence cT th ftT Two and hR Is ~
foda thtn"e suuEinx aouh sl:aLr ana &w d
5lSfcds 70 tue ea Of beginning, csntalninx
yen and ehat III AGES or ese raid premises
otl1s k.tua II the cJustJ Cook a-d Etnu.
- IRA SCOTT.
Natter IN C,sneery osths su2er-r Couzs Ut hlcaso.
n'ted Chicago. eeot. II, "a 0.
1t >. Hoo o., f<otuol1a S3l;cito1. l1d9std
, 1860-09-25

M AoIEK'S SALE. State Of ILL.,
~ nods: Cook Conasy. ss.-supesiu. Court of Chi
tax:--1n cnaneery. Ably P HeaLck "a Masiah L.
Muf.J Aa1a.:lf.,n1 et Alssaaeer Nu.z.v and Hens
Jsns. 81 Es!d9,: :oainasssto Of Mnrra5-B
Public noties il her-b, kv-a that ia pur.u.aee or
dsesfA orer en- tks above en'itlsd eaa.- tie
!nh dsy Q! "a ;. AD !bA, l. Ira Sc It, ~ Mater in
Ghaaee1y Of To- Superior . ut Of !;tssto VIII tba
sGe1s.nth o9y 9! y; toot' q D. lsa. ten oe'ecx In
est dGtr Tor cz+h II II: n"h tso~ Il dc ourt Hor
ia The City o. .hicsE In tau Couaty Of Cook ill., tcl
lowcg usa-bcd p:ecss Of pasees Ot land (r 70 mum
taieuf as usy Be ee1a'y to tatsff lhe Of n
dec esth IN t1est And t.. together with the Aa.,,
fee. dAeur eaeets anc CO.. mi*on, .ae atu.se
In T. County of Ceot aud tt>te Of 1lnoa to wt:-Ihc
tas: has' lhe nosheNt qu E.E md ths .esa haf
tout1sa,f g. tes o. 5:ss to9 eTtsa nn Tewn.h7
a. u to',he Ih.r, Pdaepa! He4 iso. vss h.if
q the roth East uat1. aad fhs soush~,s: qntef of
seI On n1ser four H. Township unit ty zhr
q ,th o. Ianse uua etF thrteen g. t,st Q. hs Third
qTastef Of -c'ou uusabtr th!sty four (4h Tovs7p
~ y nnr ss noth Of p1e lhiEtetn I'll: esst Of tho
1h!5d t''lnc pL Merda.. IRA = OFT,
Aas:e Ii Chan:erJ of th. Superiar Cou,t Q: Chie,go.
DAt41 kette 3sr. 1870. tA3th
, 1860-09-25
Nllrerrtrs.


= Z EFF [ l. l. j NURSERIES,.
clNrAGo, ILL.
EyERGEHEN3 PLaNraN AND WARRANTED,
receiving orl' Il" III. following Evsteretn: to b.
rlint4 dsrlnk th- text mnur1 sn1 variant. tv i've
600 An Ell, AN A!3t'I; VII e. ats iest, dne
tras ets Fslee .er single tec s per dozen. si53;
fes st III; T.; per ito, 4js; PER 0I, $50.
2>l,OO wEtM0U "a Or White FINE, s to loft
S,nelt ttres ~: ttz.n, 4iG 10; n ttn: 1G1. s;5.
AND NORWAY >PKucE,s . to Tee. d and q sacn
.bov~ trees have ecu grown scta Ing, Of
the Hncst guilty. They offered The 10. nflcet
mar to Gear ,be ground thry are j. wanted
II other IctI. WI ns :d iE rotation ~ re-
tree. 81, and refer, whsa
required. MARTIN l.EWlH
S,eMed kussery. hic3&o ILL.,
All kus Of Det: Fores. Tree pa1 I'd srd war
fanIcd asan PeIs oy having ihelF trees planted
In tea1 ef wlk til! spring viii hare the seneni of
kAvlnx tcr rt&ces ell tns coming winter .taout
any x1d:tl II! cost lEel3 dS+im' II. l.,
, 1860-09-25

nJ0RTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
IN 3UKANCE COMPANY,
Or HA1T7o1D, Co11Ec11cr-.
PAID UP CAT1TAEt4 1850, 900.
Tz5ar41eo AsaInst Lo7s by Fra ozlv.
HUBBARD j. HUNT Agrate, Chlcteo.
Coz. Clark AID South Txttr It.
HoRWxGB FIRE INSURANCE Gov
Or NORWICH, Cax'f.
Paid up Capital S1a1 ,696,a3,
MsUHAHCE AnLIabI L03z 81 fl.g.
HUBBARD 4 HUNT. 1zkcs., ccr. ,SSsIa WA:e. SD
Clsk st,, Frat Aa1r !fpo.7ss' s'Gc.. fe.-tHta
, 1860-09-25

pL0O&1NGTON NURSERY,
- II .noa. FIrlt a7d trnamertsl .e-s-a large stock
etp:p ler cash. Ap.s. r. vta7* 1904 SIS 10 ass.
htoek-, ye sest:sd II. .e0o. ~. Goo*tbc.. Ho gh.
tt: %tenl Il O. a. tlaslte:tY. nany tcra t0 33
e'f.wver.y. Wilson's Eye. sEret, g. Can-. Laws, or
NasEnsttna Lthe:s. nu.e, l0e. o.; iIol, 4. Tulips
l00 80 DC Isis. CA*a o1ar.s In f.Mia-<ed
Nee. {.e19-eee sla +. h. PHOENIX.
, 1860-09-25

u \. IKGERStj;lh:
.AFa Yx-Aik EooK NAHE.Ac1cEsk.
Y19E 6yiDEE AMI EUEEE.
1.a tnw re21se.to r:4autAct1re Bank Bo;kA tye.s
r.. r,.ldz fzl! a1d hound Bnf desreA p<seraa 1f
IL rra,e: teacipEs. Particur: aleftien 7ee n
E.f,t. t:gcnt3 t,Et-sr, tar -, &c.
:.,r.t y ereer. Ar.tr:Ers. f+scdrxa e'c bound II
-;:.. I'll s5es1 s5s:t sEc 1r77nd a.! kit's tt
s'r;s cee xt:s afktaes Au5 t=oAtca. TeEns mste-
stt. 40 "a 1t s 3IilEE1.
%o~trH eg:-e! o. C:xvI, feht-klte - CA~E street-
tsstysscr Eox xe3e, hi%a = t.cl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
Gbr Star. auo Gbronlfle.
MONDAY. JULY I6. 1850.
Interesting Antique Coin.

Reuben T. Brown, Of Lewisourg, ex-
hibits among his rare collection OF ancient
and modern moneys, one which, from Its
face, is doubtless between 1916 and 1879
years old-perhaps, is cO-eval with the
advent Of the Savior Of men. Il has q
Roman head on the one side, with the
words, "AVGVSTVS PATER," and on
the other, the letters rs c." one letter
each side Of 6gure somewhat resembling
locust, but the meaning Of which we
know not. as. c." is an abbreviatiou
for "senutus coRsuItum," meaning an act,
ordinance or decree of the Senate. At
GUsTUs CESAR WAS the Roman Emperor
who succeeded julius Cesar, having
reigned 10 years before Christ, and died
A. d. IA term Of SO years, or a third
Of century. 1t was during this period
that 40 uncommon event occurred-the
shutting up the Temple Of Janus, showing
tha, there was then waged 10 War in the
knosn world, when the Prince Of Peace
was born. II was "Cesar Augustus
Who sent ont "a decree that all the world
should be taxed" Luke ii.) Contrary
to our system Of laying taxes (fOr the as
sessor comes to Us "all went TO be taxed
every one into his own city" 1t was, per-
hap', to this very species Of coin which
Jesus referred when be said, "Show me
the tribute money" And they brought
Him peuny. And He saith unto them,
=" hose is this image aud superscriptions" ?"
1ney say unto Him, "Ca.ar's." Then
saith He unto them, "Render therefore
unto Cesar the things ,ha, are Caesars.
and unto God the things tha, are Gods y
This very coin n'ny have been handled bv
Him, BY His apostles, or by His disciples
may have served to answer their ne.
eessities-and could tell a curious and
perhaps eveu,ful histOry.-Bu;, specula
non aside, this specimen of o!c-t!me moneI
isof copper, about the size Of our old cents
aud resembles other coins Of that day
when money was really Of more value
comparatively, than it now is.-The onl.
room Tor doubt about the matter is con
nected with the fact that the terms "Au
gustus," as well as Caesar" and "Pater'
sometimes are used for the of;oe aud DO
Iof the particular man who flied the Office
Ihe Augustus" and Caesar" mentioned
10 Acts, was probably Claudius. Afte,
Augustus came Tiberius, Caligula, Clau
elus, and Nero, during the time the Ne.
!ssiiaen; was written, Csbicb, hoyeys,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
Het Weather and Health.


VIVA, Is Of most importancs in intensely
ho, weather, is to know how to adapt our
selves to the change. The rules to guide
Us ere free and sinple-eat prudently.
keep the pores OF the skin open, and avoid
tie bot sunshine. A man in really hrst-
rate health mag expose himself with com
para,i7e iupuuity, ard be may eat inpru'
IDENTIFY, bu, We are presuming that the
vast majority Of men are not in hrss OF
even second rate health. For such, there
is no chance Of passing through such heat
as we have endured for the past two weeks
10 health and in comfort without obedi-
euce to the regulations We hare laid down.
The indulgence in grea, variety Of veg
etables, a1d surfeii Of fruits, even when
fully ripe, nus, especially De avoided IL
must be remembered that mixing food IS
slmos, as bad as mixing liquors lntox-
ics,ion is sure to ensue ir the latter case,
and Indigestion is equally sure IN the for
mer. There may be upon the table ball
dozen different vegetables, each harmless
in itself, but all poisonous when indis-
erimiuately commiugled in the gastric sp-
para.us. One kind Of meat, and one va
riety of vegetables, partaken Of moderate
II. will slnos, ensure good health in hot
weather. The meats and the vegetables
may be changed from day to day, not on
IL without injury, but With positive ad-
vantage. We need hardly caution tho
reader against the too free use of iced
drinks. whether the drink be the purest
water or the finest wine. Thirst is provo
ked by indulgence, and curbed, almost
ouepched, by restraint. The excuse OF
those who drink immodera.ely Is excessive
perspiratiou, bu, any one who has tried ii
knows how single glass of ice water, OF
lemonade, or Of soda, will start the per-
spira,ion in streams where it was scarcely
perceptibls before What the chemists
call the "process Of displacement" occurs
the water poured in the mouth drives
cut the water 10 the blood vessels. H.
tense drink, or wha. appears to be intense
thirst, mag in nine cases out Of ten be re-
lieved By holding cold water in the mouth
without swallowing it. To sum up, then
prudence in diet and drink, clean skin,
no unnecessary exposure, and run to the
country occasionally for fresh air, will en-
able rs TO bid defiance TO hot weather.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
u,.,o s,raig Star & L,r.sSurg eRfcRi:Is
-. INDEPENDENT FsrILF JOURNAL
- r,,d,ys. =, Iewi,bur=. rnlOl county. PeHn'a.

-rryS-sl so rer yeAr, 70 EE Fup N .Iy'Srr-an9
-. -,te longer or shorter period Thus 40
81 U fr fu- months IS Ctsior SIX months. dol
..ti rfoaths dol for sixteen months, DOL ior two
i'l f7u, copies ear $40 for ten copies on~
!sAH' s,,rI. Nos cts. PAYMENTS by mail (paidl
..,-i in "a rotA-e stamps or bank notes at iheiF
l-1e' - Nost kinds Of Produce rec-ived in pay.
ayy,, the tiule T!res for hch raper i n aied
So, bsv- s running soo"uul it is sIOfPLD.
l.-rv--,IxrNTs handsomely published. ~ 80 cts per
-, v-.k z5 cts eAch after Insertion dul i0r slk
-. joI T-r year. Haf sgusre-52 Ct 10 CO.
aSS.Ir To- -5usres-l 80. 100. 20 Merchant. &e
co fourth a column, 10 dol. Ter Nehr pth-r
-. 4. ,s NAV b agreed upon square Is L Hnrs eT
So. - Cr ls of ueEt larger. Advertisements O!
';,i-r ;',--Al. .or sSin1ns teu1rney not admitted
'o-nuuleatons desired 90 topirs Of general lGt.T-,t
y So,r,--i y, the wrIter's raj name and sdirrss
~. yASNETIC I'll EGRAPll i located IN the ufae-
Tue Is.... ty Y hieh often in-er; !IE lortAnt
:. :: :. = ,fy,n-s 4 IT, Phiisd Ns'is.
-'e5 VI rts III - Hug rnaterlh'sfo ~ most
l,Da.gf-oB PRINTING, ~hi'h WI. oe e1ee1's- WIN
.... -. ~ I-.-aish and On reNsounh.e tTTuls-
C,s.,I 1dr-rilserDents - D. vail ~h'u handed
80 W5-s phsn leivr-si- Al lt'.'fs oH
pyFIrEou Market = uar-.r7rti 10. 80 - 'I'!.
.,n !. lsi5. "'"hf'N IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
A Plain. Spoken Obituary.

The Democratic party having "outlised
its usefulness" has given up the ghost.
II can have but few mourners, save those
who have fat;sned in oEeial position uu-
der its shadow So far as the interests OF
the country are concerned, it had become
arrayed in bitter hostility against them
all. 1t had almost destroyed our national
industry and thereby our prosperity. It
had demoralized the government; it cul-
tiva.ei disunion; it KEEP. the country in
perpetual agitation; it promoted discord;
it robbed the National Treasury it de-
baucbed public officers; it committed
frauds at elections; aud a, last it commit
ted suicide. The country viii be the bet
ter for lis demise.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
a Pretty Union" Party.-A rem


uant Of the "Straights" in Philad., who
now call themselves Constitutional I'M
ion Prriy," had a meeting, 10th inst, in
which Mr. Ewing, of the Norfolk Eramiaer,
spoke. He said Southern Democrats were
disposed to 60 for Bell-that Republican
ism and Aboliiionism were ideutical-we
Of the North chad right to our opinions
upon the suticct Of slavery" (thaukee y
but added, according TO the Inquirer:
1t had been said hat upcn the election OF
Lincoln and Ham!n the Sou,h would Ia short
lime, ac9GIesce in the choice OF the mejorify.
AID the Union, under The new administration,
would be a. well preserved aud 10 as peaceful
a stale as II had heretofore been. The speaker
denied his. He SAID that in the case Of The
election OF these Two men 10 the Presidential
chair. THE SOUTH WOULD SURELY Sc
CEDE. She would nc-er submit farnely 70 Be
dictated 70 by such men as ABRAHAM LINCOLN
and H.sSIsal HANLIS. The equality OF The
South in the Union would be destroyed, and
upon no other terms ,cogid she or could she
with honor consent 10 remain IN The Cnion.
Ills is a beautiful Disunicn load for a
Southern man to cast upon "Union"
party 1t was received with "aPpiause," "
aud not a soul had courage to rebuke the
treason and impudeuce Of the speaker
If tie "Cousti,utiouai' mojoriy elect
Lincoln, the minority say they will leave
the 'U uiouw And thatisa Constitution
al Union" party which applauds such uon-
sense. Of course, Lincoln aud Hamlin
will no. Losh be elected to "the Presiden-
tal chair for the latter is only to pre-
side in the Senate Nor will either at
tempt to ''dictate TO the South or the
North; they will act, under the "Consii-
tutiop," for the "U MON" and recommend
aud Influence, when ard as they properly
can, whatever benefits the whole nation
and is just and proper.
/ Another Southerner, We see, demands
"PRoTEcTIoN flor Slavery extension OR
BLOOD" Whew. You will get neither.
/ The time for such talie,dash has passed
away. That dog wont fight any more.
Threats and lofty talk Of this sort have had
their day. The People will elect iheiI
President, and save their Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
An "UncIs Ned Political Song.
ArE-THc'e Nd

ArE-Tae'e Nd
old Sucker aud they called bin honest Ale
AMI lie lived out West oct West
Wars Va. his pleasure since be va hate,
Du; nov hes going 70 have iiite rest
cHoTCs-
Then Put .~ay the wedges sud the maui,
And get th!ncs ready for the fail'
Yor we're bound TO put bin through
Inst 10 show what can do,
Ard tr.n< about ohan=e-thats all
lis f.rers amt long they vhors IN U 20 now
Tut he has tao good eyes 10 his heai'
A fufi C. Of brains. and an honest. manly brew,
Which thinrs of many others can't oe -s1a'
ChoTus-TEel put away, &C.
H.'s thn sn f the West. and the man for mo Essl,
And the man for the Middle poriiou toe;
He'll trv to have the lalorrrs wages All increased
AM make plenty 0: work t7s them 70 do
Cborus-Then put away, &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
TALES OF 4 NO0N-EEAM.
IT S.LLL.-

The sun bowed low IN a stately leave,
Apd coz by one. on the floor iey~,
IN. star. dIne-d out in ;heiT s'sn-ied dress
With a diamond elAsfed 10 each 5-iiAEt u7ss'
When = tiInid nay on The frosis pane
Tsppsa lightly, 10 say who STOLE H-fin'
Frpua the fr-iive thronc OF Der Ovn b.Ie sphere,
10 weave a ;.le for ny listless esr-
lad her brht locks strraae1 til ;heir outline fair
Law folded close in my can daFS hair
And sbe san. such songs fr ny eAsrT ear
And she b-sAthea such tales, thai ~sit to hear
She had tArgei a. many door that uis4t
And entered With iT,z3 as c! taiEg Light,
And si-utly, sally, noted sil
In lonely hove. srl palace taH.
81. had cre-t through the eurtsin's heavy fold
Where crimson syl-ul0r b4rre1 out the eO.t,
Aud leaned on th- gorgeous in-c" seAi
70 watch the rrFe..ess s.AncirE i=et-
Gpf sh- lnuiely listened. ror -. ucht II .ong
III. si.h b1rst forth on ID. breath of song.
Then sob from a breaking heart rear by,
And she fed away siih h=rss.i . sish-
She had peeped Ger the edge ofs cottage nest
Where the bird.iucs slept II a b--my rest,
And there IL the gJw o. radiant fire,
Were 70 Ing mAtTOn and weary sI!e:
Bot no bursting sigh from the breast of care,
or 10 t~srfI eye, or no SOB Was there
An8 al the world could not give their wealth
A cheerful heart and brow =: health.
She vtisyere, safily touching tale
fA MAIDEN, whose cheek was nov grown pale
But uEO, uesih TIE liZht Ct year 40,
With hand pressed tightly, and CHEEKS s-ow.
Hsi listened q words that sssrt hope had stirred
Ia: nov, like wounded AMI sure-Wlustd t!Tl,
i-r PM ND hopes are al c-ooYIug low,
Al she sreps st the SEt Ger the CT! stal sroS
sbs uuru u-ed then ofs serena1e.
-rsi uArb.yd out meath windows shade:
AM she paused and sighed Ger the iitiful thins,
A harp. With 4 striyell-d and shattered st-ing-
ABi a sd ID youth. with Fis sou. O. ire,
suii ping DER the disc0E ant Tyre,
Aud Nrincing out EIih t-eu hiius hand
Iii. hopeless grief from thai TiVrn strand.
She sang Of the light in an infants eye,
That faded out meath the !eWtl!~d s.y:
of the frantic mother whO tore her hair,
And cur-.d her God IN her wild dssialr-
I'll st length on TIE red of that mothers lip,
The ripules Of anguish sank 70 Sleep
Aud she l-ared Der her dying "a Dc st!ll lower,
Bu: those ewes will oPen-oh, never Dorel
And then she hinted Of lovers gay.
That srxtter gianc-- AZ BEADS CT spray
.,s ~f-- light worfs from 4 smile ~Trath-d Up,
A. ii-ht rs the foam that the sea gals DIP
Ard sh- l1ngsd 10 know, Il that ru-r Lu-1 gov
wuula h!ash Ger the years a. tie come am %
An ja.t The shade OF a cloud swrrt BY,
On Tie auttsriuz breath q q mo- n-heAIns sigh
She rose 70 leave and could but Crieve
Ior the gentle guest Cf that bright, sill eve:
But .he must away. for each starry "a!
Was peerIns out f5r the missing fay;
And her silver roba, with its regal iolt,
She closer dres, for the sir SAs cold
And she touched ny cheek with a lovers klss-
AM l-ft me then to dreAner's bliss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
A Child Deyoured by Bears.

On "Wednesday, 9Th ul,imo, child,
abou. four years of age, was carried of and
devoured By bear, in the town Of Ellen
burg, Clinton county, New York The
child, a boy, went short distance from
bis fathers house, with brother Of about
eight years, to fish in brook. At school
time, the Oldest boy went into the house
to prepare for school, and told bis mother
,ha, his brother had remained at the
brook, and would return in short time.
In little while, his mother went after
him, but be w,s 10. TO be found. She
then called him, and heard him crying at
distance. The sounds rapidly receded,
and passed beyond hearing. The woman
Immediately alarmed her husband, who
made search fo, the child without success.
The ueigtbors we're then notified, aud a
general search maie till nightfall. Next
day the alarm became more extensive, and
the search was renewed with increased en-
ersy 1t was continued from dag to day,
wishou. avail, ill the fAliAuins M@-a-!'
when s man passing hollow log was
groxIed a, by black bear. The bear was
fred upon, and killed. In the log were
found ,wo yourg bears, the missing child
clothes, and a portion Of one Of his legs
The cubs we're despatched, and in the
stomach Of all three we,e found portion:
Of the deyoured boy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

OF the two National Democratic Presi-
Dental Campaign Quantities, the Penn
sylyauia representative on the Douglas
wing is Richard J. Haldeman Of Harris
burg, while Thomas b. Florence of Phila-
del phia is for Breekinridge. Both are
resolute fellows. Haldeman won't tolerate
"Disuuionisis and Secessionis.s, and Flor.
euce is down on "Abolitionists."
Mr.. Douglas arrived in Philadelphia on
Saturday night at 10 o'clock. He was
waited on by large crowd at the Girard
House, aud made speech. Ditto in
New York; His throat seems to have
got entirely well, since there are no Tariff
and Homestead bills TO be acted upon !
A convenient organ is that throat!
In 1856, the Republicans had but one
German paper in Indiana, but now the
tables are turned, and the Democrats have
but one, while six are doing service for
the Republican cause The Illinois State
Journal gives a list Of sixty-nlne Gsr-
man papers in the country that have
raised the Lincoln and Hamlin Gag.
The Jackson Democratic Association At
Washington, which, for twenty years, has
exercised controlling influence over the
fortunes Of the locofOco party, was totally
disrupted on Tuesday night By disagree
meuts on the Presidential question. In
point of fact it ended lis existence IN
grand democratic row.
THE DIETEgENcE.-The two wings OF
the Democratic party are distinguished oy
name as follows: "The one is called the
National Democratic party, and the other
is known as the Democratic Nauonai
Party"
The Louisville Journal inhumanly rec
ommends the Democratic papers to pub
lish Just now few elaborate articles upon
their proposition, that the Democratic
IA .hA erly ,.,io--i f.-iy - A. -~"-'-Si
The recent tornado, extending up the
Hols,ou river, in Tennessee, was very VI
olept. A letter from Freedom, Tenn da.
ted the 10th ul,., says that the plo.ed
earth was carried into the air BY cartiuls-
A "Dilemma" is said to have "t"o
horns" Just now the Democracy appear
to have about twenty horns, each pointing
a different way,
-Aua I'll the ao.nrsri road =.
During an exciting game Of "poker,
nlayed recently in q Texas town, one Oh
the players died from congesn0n OF 'ne
brain, caused by his interest IN Inc Result
The Douglas men of Vrsiui. are 60
in, 10 .un ais;iac; electoral ueAsf