Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

Last Wednesday, q romantic young lady
~ho was accustomed to reading the ''CObb"
Literature Of the present day, left the home
of her father, in Milwsukie, persuaded BY
, the wiies Of the servant girl, Who induced
her to believe that she vas beloved by .
, French count. The detectives we're pus
, on the track, and arrested the party in
Chicago. The count turned ont to be .
piekpocke., the lover Of the servant.
, Herscbell V. johnson, and other MEM
. bers Of the Douglas party, have been
, mobbed or otherwise mal;rea,ed and mo-
, Tested iu the enjoyment Of their rights,
already, in Georgia aud other slavs-eursed
= States The Douglas men will 6nd that
Republicans are not the only sufferers from
the black, crushing, relentless tyranny Of
, Slavery. They must many of them drink
Of the cup they have mixed for o.hsrs-
Although Mr.. Lincoln never uses tobae-
CO in any form, nor drinks spiritusss
liquors Of any kind, ye, in the Illinois ean-
vass Of le5S, Douglas, in one Of his
speeches, charged tha, Lincoln had "ten-
ded bar in bis youth" Wbereupop Mr..
Lincoln calmly arose, admitted the fact,
and remarked that Douglas vas one ofkis
rery best customers.
{ To DESTROY FLIEs-To one pint Of
milk add quarter pound of raw sugar,
and two ounces ground pepper; simmer
them together eight or ten minutes, and
place it about in shallow dishes The
dies attack it greedily, and are sOOn suffo.
Gated. By this method, kitchens, &e,
may be KEEP. clear Of flies all summer
without tine danger attending poison.
STYE on THE EYELID-A correspond
ent sends US the following remedy, which
she says she can vouch for: "Pui tea
spoonful Of black tea in small bag; pour
on just water enough to moisten it then
put it on the eye. pretty warm Keep
il on all night, and in the morning the
stye will most likely be gone; if not, .
second application is sure to remove it."
A correspondent of the Boston Con9rs-
gatioRalist says that at the late General
Conference of Maine it was voted to drop
the d. DIS, not only in calling the roll,
but from the minutes; so that If any
minister desires to be known as doctor
beneefOrth, be must carry his diploma in
his pocket
Mr. Redpa.h states that there is no
truth in the statement that the widow Of
John Brown has received $50, 900 from
Hayti She has not yet received dollar
from that country. Furthermore, that
the aid received by the family 10 this
country is not as large as frequently
reported.
Why, asks a democratic contemporary,
can not Lincoln, ever achieve the Presi-
dency. Because be lacks an Of being
abel-l- Unfortunately, for the point Of
this joke, it turns the other way. The L.
is not all lacking, for Abe L. is our can
didate by psme and nsture.-1Mlraukes
Free Democrat.
Mr.. Bump, who has jus. returned from
Evansville, Indiana, informs US that at
least one-ihird of the entire German vote
Of that city, has changed from the Demo-
cratic party in favor Of Abraham Lincoln,
since the nomination.
All the reply We have to make to the
aristOerstic Democrats who rail at "Hon-
est Old Abe" is that We will maui them
most efeetually in November next, and
drive the spoilers from the high places they
have desecrated for the last eight years.
Edward Everett, now a candidate for
Vice President Of the United States, ina
public audience; declared the Declaration
# Independence to be a series of ''glitter.
Dg geueralities."
Hon Thomas F. Marshall, of Kentucky,
las been delivering a political address in
Poughkeepsie. ? He says that be takes no
,arty ground, but likes the Republican
,laiform in the main better than either Of
be others.
Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland, is
ccused Of quietly labOring to promote tho
uccess of Lincoln aud Hamlin. We wish
i'm no harm, but we hope the insiDuasion
5 "fOunded on fact"
The Jonesboro' Gazefe, the leading
Democratic paper in slower Egypt"
Oists the names of Breekenridg ge and
.ane at the head ofits columns, and entire
: repudiates Douglas.
At Milford, N. Y, Mrs. Scripture
rowned herself on learning that her hus-
and had been detected in !ObbiDg . mon
y drawer in the railroad depot, The man
ID, bu, will probably be arrested.
Our cause never HOurished better in
Warren than now. All the Republicans
re enthusiastically for Lincoln, and all
be Democrats enthusiastically FOX Seward
Warren pa Mah
An editor out West offers his entire es-
subscribers, accounts, ETC.,
VI clean shirt, ard good meal Of viet-
ais. (May be hard bargain, ai thai>
The Douglas men denoroce tie Rspub-
cans as aboliiionists, and now the nre-
,ters denounce the Douglas men Is sto'
Journal.
The mistake many people make is re-
,rdine life as q theorem, something to
! proyed-iustead Of problem, some
ing to be done
A rich man told . poor man that he
orked to get . stomach for bis meat
And l." said the poor man, "wofk to
!, meat for nv stomach"