davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-08-25

Ecoze prfparatoire pour les .acadsm'es de un,o"
aTolerance eutiere, religieuse ct polltlque"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
Great Men Always Know Each Otbe,

When Mr.. Clay visited Hopkinsvllle, Ky,
the first year of the Administration of John
Quincy Adams, to defend himself against the
charge of "bargain. intrigue and corruption. >
he was called upon by his friends at a large
and spacious saloon. DR.. H, then of that
place, and great friend of Mr. Clay, was by
his side presenting him to his numerous friends
rs they came forward. Presently the Doctor
saw the tall form Of the eccentric Governor
Plttsur enter the door Of the saloon In
stantly he embraced the opportunity to point
him out to Mr.. Clay, and then WHISPERED to
him that that tall man at the door lis Gov
Pittsur. of Pond River, most worthy friend
OF yours, whom you must know without an in
PRODUCTION, and you must be certain. before he
leaves, to wish that he may never have another
invasion of squirrels "
Thus posted, Mr.. Clay stood his ground in
the centre OF The saloon, while the Governor
unconscious OF the innocent trick, approached
him by degrees and saying. as he came
- Don t introduce me to Mr. CLAY: he will
know me and L shall know him, for great men
know each other on sight
The Governor looked everywhere but in the
right place, and asked, as he passed on:
" w here Is the gOd-like man ?" and SAVING
L shall know him on sight; for great men like
US always know each other. beg of you gen.
tlemen, not to introduce US; IRE will know each
other, although We have never seen each other
You say he Is in this room; good shall ind
duu away Nc sldlkeu towards the place
where Mr.. Clay stood.
Presently he drew himself up to his loftiest
height upon behOlding Mr.. Clay. and eyed him
for some time in unutterable admiration Mr.
Clay stepped forward with his blandest smile
and sweetest voice, and exclaimed
How are you, Governor Pittsrr of Pond
River. am rejoiced to see you.
= Hear that" said the Governor; "didn't I
tell you that he would know me, and that Pitt
sur would know him! Yes, yes. gentlemen,
he is the greatest man that lives ~
After cordially shaking hands, and telling q
few Of his happy jokes, Mr.. Clay said
My dear Governor, 1 wish that you may
live thousand years, that health may abound
throughout your wide domain, and that you
may never have another invasion of squirrels. >
Bless me-" said the Governor, did YOU
hear that, How did he know that nv people
had lost their entire crop Of corn last year by
squirrels Bless my soul, he knows every-
tsing, Wonderful, wonderful, always told
you he was the greatest man in the world
DIdH't boys ~
And the Governor left in a state of perfect
admiration Of the great statesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

CowHIpING AFFMR-A Justice of the Peace
Cowhid<d.-On Saturday last, says the Balti-
Pollock. haiiing from Washington, went to the
once Of Mr. Samuel Lawder, attorney -at-law,
late Justice Of the Peace, and, drawing q paper
from his pocket, desired the attorney to sign it.
Pollock charged Lawder with having said
something derogatory to the character of a
certain lady, and the article to be signed was
to the effect that Lawder recanted everything
that he had uttered. The request Of Pollock
was declined by Lswder whereupon the former
pulled from under his coat a cowhide, and CON-
menced an attack upon the latter by cuttirg
him ever the head. Lswder, however, turned
out to be the best man. He knocked his ss-
sailapt down and, getting bold Of the cowhids
gave him pretty severe thrashing. Pollock
was srres Cd and held to bail to answer tle rs.
ssult, by Justice McKinslsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

branch Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. located
In Lynchburg, have been desd locked, not being
able 10 elect preaident Every Wcdnesday
that being discounte day, thew ballot, but each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
DENTISTRY.

M TEETH
II r HTsfsff and ,,:sa:s:
tends personally at his office in this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who o08
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
it Mih any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
aIt can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa avenue, between
phia. 90 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
nENTISTRV

H. DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practlca! test of two years
fees that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting(
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and ohespness. Ful
upper sets inserted for eS5. Partial in proportion.
Once 800 Pa. avenue, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ 400 TT

-
~ 499 7TH STREET,
Opposite Odd Fsllo,os' Hall, Washington, DC.
T1aYeleIs WILL study their interests by examining
my TRUNKS, VAL1CES, &C., before pur-
est sSeVhsIe ,h As use none but the
the best worknen, | can confidently recommend nv
work to be superior in Strength and Dnrabiiify 10
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
one % weeks D n%ptees % eyery description Of SOIL =
a,st- ana W02R p BOX TRgNKSi ASHLAND asd
NESS; SADDLES; WHIPS &C., &c.
Trunks, DO, Repaired and Covered, in a work
manllke manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part of the oity, George
A!so-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
del5-ly JAMES s. TOPHAM.
AIDES HOMEMADE SHOEs.-Glove Kid
II heel double soed Button Boots, Sz.5O;-
t,ngt,sh M Lasting do. do, ,S2.25; Goat Skin
DO, $500; FIR. Morocco do, S2.O0
for Ladies', M lsses, and Chud rem . wear.
}. ROSENTHAL, No. ~ Market Spare,
Jali-eoly Pa. sv. I'd door above 9Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
ID FOR NEW YORK.
1 AssA6E;s ST. rjtN4GhnRbNS t4Ik6nMS MEALS ns AND


The New York and Virginia screw steamshis
Company's new and elegant steamship <Acn>
MOUNTVERNON,C Capt II. c. Smith, 16GH
will leave the Cor ?any's Depot, Wes
DAY, and the Company's Depot, az Alexandra.
at O'Clock .. m. same day.
Passengers from Washl2g 2gton and 6eortetoyp
can take the ooaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner OF
on the steamer from the Western Whsrves 81 II
O'Clock q. m.
Messrs. Morgan n Rhnehsrt, Western WharvesL
., FIeisht will be received up 10 the hours Of depar
III Insurance will be effected on oil good. nv
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this line
are an every respect hrst-o ass and every effort WI
be made 20 render this cOmmunioation with New
York an agreeable and healthful one.
For freight or passage apply 10 FOWLE y
H. B. CROMWELL a co.
se9ly So West st., corner A lbany, New Work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
"A TO BE SOLD CHEAP!
The Boot and Shoe Establishment that was bu rnt
out on Sunday morning, the 20th of N Ovem- nGRn
ber, have removed the balance of their
stock To No. $50 7th street, between l. and
NJ. Persons In want OF Shoes will now fnds
an opportunity, for few days. to get good articles
at unprecedented low prices. They must be sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
WOOD AND COAL.

w 9SB! C94L!
Thorough Stock Of all Sizes of Coal
and all Kinds of Wood,
IL coAL well prepared before delivery.
rrWooD III 2,240 pounds to the ton.
~ SoD ready prepared TO suit the wants of
0och customer or delivered cord length
~Tt III l56 feet in cord of Split Wood.
H. nc w ood sawed, but not Split, Is measured
-r before being Sawed.
IL Er sale at the Lo,cest Possible Prices at the
SlIf STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
rooF OF I1rH STREET, BELOW WAR DEp.Rrv,r
oH,. os, Il. j. Il w. M. GAIT,
OMSe-So2 "a. av., bet. 1lth & 18th sfs north sids
~ 90 oVIders left at either Place will receive
-" ---0 prompt personal attention.
f. i; uELF U E LIZ
nave nov one of the most extensive stocks of
Wei,a E9ei IN Washington, consisting Of
w hite Ash Broken Coal, X ed Ash Egg Coal,
w Nv hite Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
" hlte Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
FFreverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 224O pounds to the tom
Ood, sawed and split. in ali cases
All Of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash, Tor 80 or6O days paper, well secured.
" All accounts now standing will be presented
oefOrs the LIST of January $780, and 1t is earnestlT
hoped will be promptly settled.
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th a and G sts.,
ae 0 near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

Trains will run as follovs:
Lsvs Lesvs WAsHHiNSToN s.sS ssS snS snS ssm So M
On Sunday az SO m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE at % and 8 O. m.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS and 40 ,. m.
On Sunday at 40 a: M, only.
and 7.45 a. M, and $50 p. m.
For the WEST st $50 a. m, and $50 p. M.
For ANSAP0klS At Jas q. m, and SD pm.
oc is r. II. PARSONS. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05
LOTTERIES.
| soNSOLiDATED LOTfkRIES OF DKI..
AWARE.

1U2NVhDbENTS e CO, MANAOEIQ
WILMINGTON. DRLAwARE
,.inHda IL, ,bkOADBENTS & CO. having OBJ
ssneo irom the Legislature of Delaware al its Ate
n snssSSn, Lottery Contract TO continue m opera
PONDS 70 the State for .ilio. Of doiiars to Sc
SIa ,ns P.9m81 payment of all prizes sold are nov
IA IA LED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE Tor
me Dehent OF international improvements and other
VI iDELA WARE for the same objects
ine Sonsondated Lotteries of Delaware Ara
SSlaNn daily at Is minutes before D m and The
sussex County Lottery daily at is minutes before
All drawing. under tie superintepd.no. of .o,-
.ers Sommisnoners appointed By the state Of Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

O2Q SEVENTH STREET.-25O barrels north
~ 6GC,1 era Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra SI hne eI.llty Else, large stock of Family
prices TO suit the times, at the New Store-2S3 7sh
st. (de l3) G. B. JEWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

OUTER WAREHOUSE
- SO EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE,
Right OPP 3site Post Office
We have always on hand every quality of BUT
TER for Bakers, COnfsctionsrr and Store Keepers
are the agents for it, getting 1t conrig ned
direct to us from the farmers. we can sell il very
cheap. ELIICOTT a. HEWES
fe 15-1y,r Ruttar gen{s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

MR.: LEES PLAN, MARCH 29.1177-The
lv1 Treason of Charles Lee, M ajor General. sec
ond in command In the American Army of the r Rev-
olution, by George H. Moore, Librarian of the Nsw
on Tuesday, June p, 1858 I vol price SI 80.
Lectures on the English Language, by 6eorgeP
Ma sh VOL, 8vo, price s.
Wolfs Of the Knoll and other Poems, BY Mrs.
GeorseP Ma,shi vol. Irice 81.
For sale at the Book and Stationery Store of
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

A XXX ALE AND XXX ALEn
70 :: cs.:.a:S :. .. = ksaiSSroS, ,sI. ,ssE%. eS',
:5Sss.. :DG s.nn0' q z c6LfNEAU. FrorjssoI of The
istIv wash'n Brewery, CORNER and 27th su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-05

COUPON BONDS OF TaE WASHING
and desirable investment. being an sums of Eve hun
dred dollars Zach, redeensble January q ls62, and
ssd are iSr .sis y. RTGss Fa s.s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21

Hos He "WE2T H." AMI UoH As
CANE OvT"-We learn by the Eastern
papers that, quite resantly, blssteEias
Douglas man, OB through train oSe. ihs
Northern Yes York Road, insisted ueos
c,nvassiog the sEais to Aud sAs poli,is-i
stripe Of his fsllo. passengers, aul alt -
his stock Of information. He per;iaaci9cs,
y refused 20 allow any one to ts neutral,
and made them al vote. After consider
able delay he appeared q, sha DOOR c. each
car sai announced the EesIl. thus. Il
s'pose you all vau, to kuoS how til Eois
stauis-l.incOlu has T., Douglas y.
BreeEiuIilge 7, Bella, Houston l, though
III be ID if ! see hos it hapPeu--"
The poor feilOv did not haaE tie last oiit
until they reached nEdslstars h.9r.Ey-
fsLI u E-,-s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
Tce True Dol trine,

A. recent Liucolu meeting il sbs
Court House Of Venaugo county, "Hon.
II. c. H.CRoE, being called %, s1isessed
'he large auiience in sp-esh .Lish eli
cited profound attention !. ~,s pointed,
lOgi9.i ali convincing, and delivered xi.b
pa,hos aud energy charic:eEis.ic ot ths
ora;o. who is filed With lis ,hsms, AID
whose conscience approves the priasiples
lie advocates. Ee scattered 70 the ginds
tie EPecious sophis,ical dogma, tha: shs
Constitution protects slave holders huuap
cLa:;el property in the Territories, o. il
protests the common property Of tbs cit,
izeos Of s,l the States, BY sLOEing that
slaves lEe Eot cam2.1a property, 90! that
the shareholders have no Eo,e right to
expect or demand protection than has .
citizen Of Delaware to take bis lottery
charter into the Territories aDj demand
protection on the Plea ,ba. i. vas hia
property 10 Delaware. The speaker en.
livened bis remarks with Anecdotes xhicb
frequently drew forth round after round Il
applause. Il vas falling speoca -
FraLLi.Y Citi-en.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
TIE RIVER PATH.


No tiri-song floaisd down the hill,
The tangled bank below was s,i.l;
No ruslle from !he bircben stem;
No ripple from the waters hem.
The dusk Of twilight round US grew,
We felt The falling CT the dew.
For. from us. ere the day was done,
The wooded halls shu; ont The sun,
But on the rivers farther side
We saw the h.!i-lnps gloriiie!.
\ lender glow. exceeding fair,
\ dream rt day without rs glare.
With as the damp, the chill. the gloom;
vi IIh Them the sunsets rosy bloom;
While dark, through willowy vista, seen,
The .!yer rolled IN shades between.
From out the darkness where we ircd,
We gazel upon ;hose hills ot God,
Whose light seemed not Of moon or sun,
We sPakr not, but our thought vas one.
We paused, as If from Iha, bright .hoEs
Beckonel our dear ones gone before;
And sl!Iiei our breathing hearts 10 heaT
The voices los, to Rorla! ear.
sudden our pathway turned from NIGHT,
The hills swung open 10 The light.
Thro' their green gates the sunshine showed
4 long, slant sp!entor downward fioweti
Down glade aud glen and bank i: rolled,
h,brid.et The shaded stream with geld,
And, borne on piers Of mist, allied
The shadUwy with the suni!t side
-. pray-d we) when cur fee: iraw near
The river, larl with mortal fear,
And the nigh, coT.eIh chill with dew.
q, Father. let thy lish. break lhrousa
So let the hills Of doubt divide,
80 b..dse with faith The sunless tide.
So !e: ihe eyes that ia!! on earth
On thy eternal hills look forth;
And in thy beckoning angels know
The dear ones whom We loved below!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
LkNIs TWP, Aug. 81.

A COOP CBEATCGB OF GGn-Rsv,
DR.. Guthrie says: II have heard nan,
with bottle Of whi.key b.tsse him, AAss
the iGpudepoe and assG.snos TO say, "Ev.
cry creature Of God is good, and Loshins
oush, 10 be refused, il i, 10 rsos.vsd gisA
ihanksgiviug.' and be would persuade ma
that wL,, vas made 10 Vie still pct gX
creature Of God In oIs sense i, u 90,
bgt 10 tie Same souse 10 is sssesis, SO Is
tho oil Of vi,Iio,, so is prussia acid. Think
Of fellow tossing oa glAss Of yissiol,
aad ezcusins himself By saying 'has il Is
. creature of God /, lie would rot rsa
many such ,Iea,ures, thafs ali III say.
Wbiskey is good in its osn p!sss- Tbs.a
is nothing ike Hhi.Lsy sSr preserving 9
dead Ian; bus it is Ons Of thu so.ss
things IN the world for preserving 8 IaR
when be is living Ity0u v.l. TO keep
lead lad, qus hin in uh;.ksy; If you
wan. TO Kill living u.ap, pus the xa.skey
into hin. l: was capital thing f.. pre-.
serving TIE dead admiral, whom they pus
hin iu tie rum sacbeos, bet !, vs. .
bad thing :or the sailor, when tsey tapped
the cask and drank the liquor till they lafs
hin as be never lsf' Ii. ship-high and
dry
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
-, f,,ra;i S;ar X rimis5prg tn?'9,:i;
,-,,-.snEYpENg E.aVlLT J0TRNaL
I'm, Al ltsi,Surg. lnion county. fcnn'a.

--rvS-sl 50 p-r year. 70 = Pan N iry.N,E-Ant
70 - -. f.r lous~- ~ t7rtrE PROD. Thus %
>; ia' f,,r mouths - rt. f1r IA months iol.
C. ,l. ia. ,ar -iN:--u mouths, s III irE t."
i'- .-..-- -..,,- Hur var. 80 i1r t-u -.il-s un~
t-a7'- --. g p rt-. Payment. by mai. 'Ia,i1|
.r. D. ,-.-,,- .'amr'" or tHuH mott Al tAr'E
= ~. .--. g. ~ I-..i l'- r'-1'.iEei iu pay
W. e. -.r.- r-- t.- t.'-h paper i> mailed.
g H.,-. -uaa.u- se-'uut Il - >I'iFtb-
t---..,.x 50. a>nl-.rn"iy Published. A. - eiS per
-. -. -t. rz % a;'"r Ia>'Ttinn. g a'l f0T -lN
'-. Dr.. --- y-,5. ia.: o -yuar~-,, o., u It :
o -, -.s,-.e-r 1f .-.- = 30 Merchants Ar-
t.-- ~. - q -..a .ar1u. =" lni. I.-r war. pta"r
"a, %. a.r-yl ggau. = iu~rr l. linr-
So go - -r .. us1t .4----. At'~rt-~turni- ".
. D.. .--s. .r.- ai. .ll- '"niru-N n0t admitted
.,r.rs-. I-.ir-i On ''-' 'i -,r"~rHl NJ ~
-'---- 3d.. -ta U-----'s r.Ai u-In- Hu- nj liT'--.
v,.>.-.g -Elf5EAfH i' located ~ IT. pf',.
tI- Nh d. .,sf l-h So r't.u Insert important
t,,,.. .-r.. T..iad N.'...
-. ..a .'-.7 ar Sn4'l- materials =, ino,'
l-..-,- : ER-N-,H5 ~l"'h ell. .- % =, -'ei IN
-. - ..--,-- a.l n -aasuns'.' t'rm.-
-... .ar--, ..--r.,- - In'i g "h-n hHni-7i
-s rt-r l-I.rrr-i 4 '1. r.'. aEp '''H'1i'7'.
..,. z % Nar.sI - Is-sH tn nj. - hl -i.rH'
NnlDtN a IrENEillH-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
SEYAED's OrISIoy OF LINcuLY.-Wt

SEWAED's OIISIoy OF LINCQLY.-We
clip the following from Gov Stewards
speech to the Wide-Asakes in Det.oi.
"Put this great causs into tie keeping
Of Jour great, honest, yosihy leader,
Abraham Lincoln. Believe ne when |
say, .hst if it Lsd ieEolved Upoa NE to Sc
lec., from sll men in the United States, a
man to whom would non6ie :hs standard
of this cagss-rhiek is tie object for
uhich ! have lived sud for Ehish ! would
be willing to die-ttat man uoald hase
been Abraham Lincoln [Gsss;applauss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21


NHERhA>. IN ana " al -H'' ui I"g
W General A>>rm'l "' 'n.> : u''''eu
'Au Ac; 20 Fs-a i.t 'Ae -1He'a' e'eCI'''"N %,
a.. CaGmeaw-ain. enacted on 'He u daF %.
Jug, l-''..' - -il .arl on NE 10 give Puo"c
urlce s; >lrA erc.'n 20 oe neIa' ana To
eulus-s.z % such 2. nee what eihrer' are 10
te e.tc.etIJNu. 'hb>>',RpN t'hish Sherlh
r. .as cnBG.T %. jlIHn. do therefore hereby
Nae an -.se .- , Tpa3c nauc- 10 The electors
,..7s>. csIu:y at UasuG, ,'haI a GENERAL
TLECIIONg te held Ia >..d county on the
>..r>p Tr.>r.r oE O,r"H.R ~tVr ,beIEs the
. 38g OIL. .as sal monthly Al tue several
I,.-,., composed OF The io'io~Ins townships
an 7aral-a>, W.
y,-ur'. a. th~ late Commissioners otlce
.1 AID :"r Ne| Berlin h'r"dgh.
Il district. al the house u IhCmaS fnIse!-
q AL .Hr Dn.'a township.
..al>.r.'fa' M house 'i Ihe'oa't >ahlers.
l--.. .-r WaE- Deer township.
j. .,-uc.. = The house OF James Lawson,
% aai i'r Kelly township.
district, a; the house %; George Wolfe,
o. ana ifT hast Bnha!"e township
yIt,,rct.at the house Of james .M'Creishi,
u AMI Tor Bu'4ice township.
VI District. al the house now occupied hy
Js-r D-caari, IN MIfiiLnbgrg, iuE eSi Bat
= ,awn-hlF.
VIII DISTRICT. al the public school mouse IN
s--- \.rrn Ward IN IeV burg borough.
\, - II -, a. - :
Al ..>''', i d, ~ - -
: NH Ward m i.eWl>blTZ borough.
\ y-..-. -. the IA ms. n,x p~~u0;el ty
n a - -,g ,- VI q, q. brrrg, +.,-,,rr
m Ihh""' III @,i- 20 " -
n district. at The LauTsiiru ScduJi Htuse,
"a g. u,,,I., rovn>bip.
VI 49,, =. the hons. pf Peter Nrhr IN
AL NNiI'C'' a '''N ~
Il - +ar Limestone township.
XIyI l.-r.r. al the election house near
Nr -. .-h,-
John Resi- 10 aud inr Lewis toWn>hlP.
XIV f.>'- Eat the house OF " Il.Iam Wolfe,
II an i0r HaTleion ootousH'
Il u1rr- Tine aut places there viii be
s'a.re4 5,. b.rl,,
t''e''- - o@'iu'-
Ol" person for Governor ci Tie common
E-al.n Of PennsylvanIS:
n ,.,-..,,, tho T.nrh Con-
'I' Pt'>'u ~ ~ - g.,
E-->>IOnai District III tnt IhIte4 oNa'cs NO'''
rrs>S.
., p.- - ID p,,-c-er,a,irsr oE I-nIon
10 tel>oh> d. ~ f'- 4,
-Igier and Junlata co9Hut> IN me 'eutiai
..-..,tIr. If rhts I'or, wealth:
. pa,,-,.- A R.cor4s- of
'At pc'>'" '''
taInn county;
Oas n,rSpn for Associate Judge Of Union
.,,,,,-
e"u"c' .-.- ~
onc person as 'ouAlF ''iAh '>>I"he' "'1
One nsrS1n a. County tu-itDr.
-, ,r--,.r,. ,,,r,-
NOIItE ~ hEALDl w E-''
That T-r-an Irrftiuc Ju-tl"e- % -" FeAos
.Lali hold auy ufho- or api-1ntH~ni ~ lr"i' "
th- United >tat-. ur 'i thl- -ii~ = GnF
.u-H-g=l-ais1 1I--Ef-t- h-fhrr Etli'-i'Ili
- 'H--E5-s -lt-fr ilust~ nfn7rr 0r a-"nt N1'
Is 70 -ha.. '- aunl'y~l u ~- the ~-'i"'''-'
- gla>-v -Ia-trE-ut 90: tin. >ta;~ ~ 81 ,ae 'ult-
s,'-s ~ auy ln7Yrl'-@i-- 1l-'Il an. 40 -"''
AnI a:r- --s or alHan ~rln- -: any rl'y or rom
any Incorporated district. l. F 49, n"i1
h. = holding -A=r.lu- atq. time" IN IN
nH .r# rHr .Hs - .rU-rH = z B. H'TA q
r ,l.. t.s.rr rv-a ' 4-.I TAI lE.I- i-r
80 a-7 0acT q! ~ ;I,a i. De- tz 'Hie 70 - 'hei
~. tr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21

The Rev A. Revley, Methodist supeF
iu,ecdsnt and missionary in Texas, sas
hung b; a mob sto.s tias sires OF 'ha
charge Of being an Ab0litioHisa fhe s.
Y. Christian Adsoesis ssys he zss de
yss.ly pisss snj i.2ssG4!!e 900
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21

HUM0Rs oR'THE CE.sUs.-Tbe census
taker in Jonesvi!le, Michigan, pu. dosn a
mans asa at goo years, instead Of 800
acres OF land which Eas iI,eIdei. He
vas beaten, hoEever, By the sensgs uau
in the tom of Allegau, ELo pG. down a
man "a hsriDg leo children, instead Of
l60 acres Of land
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21

A Statue to Oliver i;a.iri fe.ry Ess
inaggu.a:ed, :; Cle5sland ou tia ionl
vers..y Of tie Battle Gf Lake tris, isis
inst. Gov sPE.ggs oi 4 / snd |arJ
O:aers fro. that gsl!aus hiils State se's
prcses, "a h.noI u .Ls; ssa Il l:do4s
i-i.-i