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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11
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selten bel gelpbt morben lit, srnnr& ,ci1t I'D,
felt 1850 cine neutrality-suspicious. pcn 1885,.
529 Seelen, tpas fir siurn iuoltten Staat i'm.
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Der S!lapen, psnn mdn Den 0urI6Ihuittsprsls
BON Georgia S6l2 ly2 nHuimlnt, tclduIt lh in
Sirstntsn auf $3l3,143 275, alIo auf cine gum.
me, bic cinisermaben i&msr aui bie 98dsI&aalc
fault, nobel man nch rarauf %iGiiAt netm,.,
rtu6, bab Die abidasuuM, eerin9 ans itlascn,
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9euttumS suriidbleitt.
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9es Der i'm Staate perFauften Outer nit SILL.
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6,634 &anfeuten um9eicst Wurpc, nit Der @rs
electromagnetic i'll Sertinpung, fo triti bier cae
aufalIenee Sersdltnie ppn $50 5lS ais Durh.
ihnttt bes Gpuluncs bcrpcr, paS jeocniaas lcbr
teoeutenb 9endnnt pcrpcn rarf nnp menu Elm
5tlldl6lub sritattet 1T, fir Die @GcbIbatrubeit
pes Staates 3eu9niB atIescE mirge-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11
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rem G%ntbImpun8, ten 4. &n9 nab Dsr Nieccr,
funfi ZEN lArsdii&en AntIid crlrben mu6te, paF
iib am %. NIdrj cine 6raH 4 StOd bod ppr
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bittet jcrss meTittietence 6sr3 sin S&rr1tiu
bfi}uie8en iir Die arms 206,burrtn, Die in itrs,
llmi@uiD 10 0ieI Icirsh mu6. Gr 0aten psr
Wahnerin fmpiGngt bic 28fAnrin Nr. 81. 4
s ecppsl.
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5U}ejGer.

Gte SS. Spuis Guter u. Sru., 0ia,nItr., ,pt-
tden Der y. unp TO-, batcn Go utcrucmmrn az,
S~cquemlihfcit peS Yutttums in, untcrcn Stort
tbetlc an5ci9en &c, fir unN cntacecn ,u ucbmcn,
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pr. Stefrr lit slsidiulS trrcttiNt. 9iu,eiacr uns
3oblun9 I'm unS entAe9cniunsbmtu. = Su I'M
tercr Sfftcc, 7te Strobr, smjibsu Clay u. qciob,
Zte 8bur ppn Vei9h, merpcn q Scisrn bio ndt
u9r Nkencs auscncmmeu.
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6Arm III @uerfnufen

Sine 6arm, ~unaefGbr ledS eu9lilfe Mcilcn
prn Jt'dmcno %cntitrnt, unD So 4ider aruB, nit
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arm Martt9arttn una gum S&etDnbau lit tiuis
gu UertNifrn. y
Gin ~l''tBiBer Geuti0er fam an pil,cm phase
in ftuI8sn 'Subren len Oluf maDGn, &.i! re-
lenotra mob 2&ieier8runO uno elm G,ebaus lebr
lEtcbt ~an9ele8t Werpen taun. @rmdhnte 6arm ut
}nsi NieIisn poa Der SIantrcae rntismt nuo rur
III Niinuten BON OR 5risOrt6sUurgsr GtlembaGn.
9I1b:rta Su erIragcn bel
SUbn Nein6nrpt,
Srral ltrabe naGc rCr 3ipciten.
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Jt,hnunSS< unD Shrcttpapler, Gintc IN alen
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bel S. y. Otefer, SrOapltra6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11

.. Gran3, $40. 2 Grhanac @tpd, cmpjifalt
isim rcId9baiti8c0 wager pou aAten 8ranrtes.
IranSUliten 0tUibs UNI g8eiB 9&eincn, unp matbt
nomcntlitb oui ie IL grORt5 Eager uon rirrct i'm.
eprti, ten Ggampa9rttz unO 0gsiu 9Eeinsn auT.
merslam.
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9a9erb;cr 9 a 10 n.

Ya8erbier . q 10 II.
lem Ynbltium b: er8ebtnitt Am,eioe, rae tsr
urter1eidnrts in Irihcm pauit am 2llen 0{orf,
brm 6ilhmartt 8s8enilber, cine 9Girtbirbnft nrbit
Ea9erbisr'S0icn erritttct bal, mujrlfif er db
tFeutn miro, irtne Jreunps unp cas- @nblitum i'm
NuGem9lnen init BEN trlten @ietrdnfen teplenen
iu tUnnem. 6Iprenre WiIler.
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(@inNClanot.

(SlnAClanot.)
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3urnpcrciuS ipl bout, 2lvruo elue lptutcr.I;pr,
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munoi9cn Sinner bcs fiirjllb in pittstura yer.
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al Z, ltattfnpcu.
Diver StltpluB Der 1uruer t&nu rcnIclb n
nur inr tp6ltCn Gbrc gerGthrn, unp ivpcr Cru r
lhc %9ttthmoutS tanm ito!i parauf irin, e,neu Ser.
EN- jun8er Mnnner untsr iih 81 bnbtn, Ter IN
lttnem : trrbcn llr ri, Gunlt unp bcitcre Nelcl
l'9tcrt aud pie erbabeus Mruidsupfpctt, Wit
Men II. Wntlcn lu urtrrItIseu, nltt Ycreigt
9trttNdCr 1T mrrt6 oCr Nhtin9 zines iercn
6eutldcn, = CT mar Gin trcuCr, ticpcrcy @bn
%rntt,r. %cn leitcr StuoeuteuSctt in Gunliau; an
mar CT ltt;6 ouf Der Seitc rr5 3trd1trs uup Ter
pumanitIt gu %iinper, mctrrre Malr cine brbno
Iitbe Griltenl pun ib mriicnr, neil or ,ciucn cir,
mai Iur 9tctt erfamntrn @runplGeeu ntdt I'M
treu merren mrItr. rit NIT glptp uno Mlnac,
tompfcnr, otcr ME prr5nlcirO al einrr tvf,rrn
3utunit. Wpr DIR lurnfrta9luBuna ;um 9ltp,cs
tour ret Iurnirituu0 ermGblt, mingtc ibm ann,
crfrn Wole cine icrgsnirrie 3utunit, oter fem
unCtttttlitf5 Wrihlf ~rsrtplate ion aud bier.
Nuf rer Geiie pUu Cincinnati nan lrimtm 8r.
ltimmun 90rrt Baltimore e~rtranttr or in p,tts,
burA, uno no6 fIrSCr ,Hrlnfbet ucritblep or in
rcn Nrmen iriner treuen Satin uno umriuat
ncn irin'n Yirr fIcinen bpfnun9sNoam 8inpern.
9tE game &innnbme Der t~rutiscn Soritc(una
it fir re bintcrtljetenrn Notbadcro %teitimmt.
Dnrunl, 96r Oru ids, betbejliaet Sud reht ,abl.
rci6. Gin &irrteI Ionar lit ia iir ric mrilrn pcn
Cub nur cine Rleintafcit; SIR BAIT cinen yer.
%0nii9ten Ntsnp oaiur, uur and nrd pae liiE,
SrmnFticin, 6HIipic unternist su batrn. q. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11
SEefa,sufii d%ct,nnarn.

ltrahB @rt9G9cw gurusNBercIu.
Fem 9srbrtcn 9uttjtum blermit rs Yuri1ufae
A1is'9c, rnB mir teiririeu baten, am 0iUntav,
ten Gtem 6ebruar I. s.. clnen
mrpBtn Wnetentnu
otlubaitrn. Gtn ausiubrliheo Nrpgramm. mirp
lpattf inlAtn. Oet Nprltnnb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11

Serlans t wirD en- rrmtihro Ndrcbrn in
rlner tielnrn nn'trttnniIhcr Ndmiljc, raS III 80
den. Halben unp &UArln Yrritebt. Watbmirn.
gen iii Nm. II. GnYiO Wtblrn'a Garpehtsribpv
an Otajuitrafc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11

Gtn Snnsr ~On II bis Is 9lbrcn, DER bic
"'Hrtnrret III erlcrncn %pinli't farm iogIcid ri
nen SntEn NjaH inrrn, wenu CT llt il. rcr 81
ice .. Sl, mrIret.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11
St&otifdss.

e uetrr re tcu'c Ntcnp i'm 2ctalc RES Srn.
.. Stcinlcin it0tttncenre Gbeater=Yorit,luuo
er' lindtbon9t en- &urn Nereine murrc ume irl
aen0e G'nlenaunA CUR &errGtntiithuna iIltcrlanpt.
SSir 5%rTtn, cap pem purin ausacjprcbencn
SSunldne. Die bcutj9e &rritrGnng Su beluten, yun
rrtbt Sielrm Gpi9e grIs,itct mirp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11
gSlhtia fiir 6nmsirnn1nI

@2tdti9 Iiir 6ausirausn!
3rtldG Mpuntoin Butter. tejtrr 9ualitat, err
baIten ta9itb unp Hettauftn gu prm t~i0igItcn
9rslle Gnfcr II. 8aIser,
CITE StraBe, an NGurn Nio1tt.
aeA- 8riide tUu2nrtibe 6runQe, @6meiser
unp timbur9er Rdis &c. &c. iinp 8Irt4iam fdjelbjt
Sl knben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-11

Gn 3immrnN mtro eJitN95iutrS flefFiuf, in Ssn oIco.
rbrtsn Ger 80. Dove uro &cMG.. &reiaEocr glnrol "
@eleriOn, y Spbrira i. &ro., ejrab0a uuO arysr;sTn =
21!air, ladrir9 NM ,pgGEs, &barito 2~3ta}raaaJ urN q -
WitoF unH in ellen Staften Hcr Esy. S'3afa hi picjfs g,I,
tf5 in ecef 9prtaFte III 5Otth. ~ - :
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/" Gcsctahlr @SlS, H~ubariUttrt amS .DsrP 9rasr S9r,Sr.;.s5.
Yile, MlesGHe3 ]berNbn!;f 2~ttrpiaca, Or 3oSnrS Qsissn
osAA@e 9]apeFglain a. 2t, 2&raunintl verI6itb;ner NIT,
-esEN LIllA creation MAO ilm Nertaai bel Siifrr. Int
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
Address to the People of Penns'a

Pennsylvania has spoken in thunder
tones in behalf If the Union, Of Ter indus.
try, of freedom. Her people have met
the combined hosts Of sectiona!ism, disu-
nioni>m, free trade, and all Others who
s5ush, markets FIR their su!fragcs; and 4
majority of s. 900 for Governor, twenty
Coacressmcn, anl more than two-thirds Of
each branch Of the Legislature, attest the
Fl lefty Of cur State to the integrity of our
institutions, aud to the common prosperity
OF cur country.
Indiana and Ohio have joined the hey
stone State iu demanding that sectional
diselrd, wauton prohgacy, ana the desc
la,inu Of free trade, shall cease to be the
policy Of the national government.
The decisive battle has been fOught-a
nation has been redeemed from disunion
and dishouor by the verdict Of Tuesday
last, The issue was made by cur foes and
accepted by our friends, and millions TO-
day greet the triumph as the unerrlng har-
linscr Of our national di.enthralmeut.
Let tie friends of rgh, not be content
with an or liuary victory-A5ratdm LIN
c,la can Je called 10 tie Presidency Ly a
clear n,rt,riy of The PoY'e of the Laited
.S.,t.s, II all ria shaH ry,jce at has com.
ing ,rW Jgf cast heir s"grlges for him
To that majority, Pennsylvania can and
viii contribute fu! fifty thousand. We
have hut to he faithful TO cur great cause,
aud 1t is done. Let every man be at lis
post on the great day, aud the Iarses; ma
jri,v ever given by Pennsylvania to a
Caief Magistrate will be cast on the 9th Of
November, for Abraham lincoln, for
Union, fyr Freedom, for Fraternity
\. X MCLURE,
ChaiTmnn Peoples State Committee.
Philadelphia, OF. II, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

Most Of tie above are Official. They
indicate OVER IHIRII- THOUSIND
.NiJORI1F FOR CtRTIN!
nee-In 1858, Pcun'a sent to Congress
9 Lccomp:on and Anti-Lccompton Dem
ocrats, and 20 Opposition Members, Now
we have 20 Opposition returned of which
one-Bu,ler in lst Dist. phi!ad.-is ,on.
tested, and viii probably be oustel) and )
Democrats, all Ginning to be coed Tariff
men. We lose Lorgnccker in Ducks,
Swartz in Berks, aud Junkiu in Perry
the first and last killed by the Bcllites, by
very small majori;ies. We elect Butler,
i j. Morris, Judge Kelly, Verrec, Davis,
Stevens, Killinger, Scranton, Campbell,
Grow, Hale, NJ Phcrson, Blair, Cov5dr,
Morehead, MKnigbt, Wallace, Patton,
Hickman, Babbiit The Democrats elect
johnson, Cooper, Aucona, Bailey, aui
Lnzear, aud N kln'y (BeIks) for the shor;
term.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

rM- How thouehtless most voters are
If you had asked the electors Of Snyder
AMI Union, week last Tuesday, whether
Juninia county should have J,'i the As
scmbIymen from this District, leaving
Snyder and Union with none, they would
have Indignantly protested ,gaiust such a
rrong.."..and yet, ,bat very day, 1000
citizens of these coun;ic, d,d vote to dis
franchise themselves and give both Of the
Members to the smaller county
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CIII0NCIE0T0BER 10 1850

TIE Welsh miners Of Valley township,
Nontour county, erected fine Lincoln
pole ou last saturday, at the Forks Of the
ros Is to Jerseytown aud Frosty Valley
Addresses we're made both in the Welsh
.nd Eng.sL l-uguage., aud The greatest
rnthu-I.. m Irrvsi!ed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

rss-Aiied by the D,m,hrGt and Times,
"S'ns, j, working" in Selin.grove Where
Fremont had only votes, Fillmore s.,
aud Buchanan Isl, Curtin now has l.9
votes, or 5 msj over Foster In 1857,
Sehnsgrove gave our Hayes i or 20 votes
only; next year, we returned good for
evil By giving their Wagense.er SIS votes
iu Lc~Isburg; aud, this year, Sellussrove
gives Hayes L.r highest vote-l5l. All
ngLt,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

hy-The Governor. vote is about 200
higher than ever before cast in Union Co.
and 100 better on the right eide than We
anticipated We might perhaps poll 5000
votes. Snyder pclied vote less than We.
The general fidelity of our party to lis
representatives,, as shoxn by the Oihcisl
CANVASS, is mauei ouly by the failure to
e.ec, our nominee for Associate Judge. We
have yet to iearn of the first doubt OF the
eulire ability, integrity and ttue-s OF Mr..
ID Dsti-bacA-aAd it Was only the long con-
tiuucJ, cxteIsise, and satisfactory business
Of rWslis that eu.bied him 10
break iuto or ranks so successfully. 1t
l. a common remark that lie ul0ne could
have carried the day against so worthy an
While we regret the defeat of
a personal and party friend by 10 fault Of
his-aui While We protest (as ever that
such indulgence Of mere personal motives
is unfair TO candidates, contrary 10 the
golden rule, aud Injurious to party, We
almost despair Of seeing reform We can
5uly draw u tl;a consolation from the fact
that other good and honorable men have
been often left in the minority. The Office
u question has little political Importance,
aud Judge Walls election is net claimed
As strict party triumph. A!tLo' taken
up by party, We have always known him
ss liberal aud independent voter, who in
lime Of need has helped our party more
han once
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
-A.SSEKBL L.. Oficjdk.

Patterson over ii il9TshOcrsr l0o-
Average Republican moj. 1904
eo~We commend the above figures to
our political friends in Junia.a who gave
assurance that "Col. Patterson could not
get quarter Of the vote in tha. county"
Notwithstanding a respectable man Of our
party allowed himself to be used BY Dem
ocra,s as a tool against Plitcrson-aud
notwithstanding TIE latter was disabled BY
a severe wound from an active cauvass-
be is ouly 80 behind his opponents after
sll their spite, party ,rcnchery, boas;Ings,
bargains and sales, at home, and has over
400 average maj in the district viii
it not be better, hereafter, for Our brethren
over there, to keep all their personal vaTi-
auces Qikc "iami|y quarrels') concealed
as much as possible, instead Of troubling
US your friends with them? Try soothing
rather than irritating domestic sores. BY
50 dong, You viii become better citi,ens,
better acishbors, and be strengthening
instead Of weakening your party. Make
such proper ,f5rt as you see fit to uomin-
ate the men Of your choice, but when that
point is decided by the forms you agree
to. sub nit ike men, and not annoy Union
aud Snyder with your petty wraugliugs
and complaints
Mrs SuloT is represented as consistent
Democrat, who served Lonorably in the
Mexican war-is sacrificed by hi. parry.
Cox, E.der, Harshberger, &, can vel
assure successors-whovcr r.ay Be wriegled
by the Democratic leaders on their iicsct
against the Repubicans-that it is Of no
use to waste their money trying to buy up
the Freemen of Union county,
Eg-Thomas Hayes election to the Le-
gisla;urc for third term is an uncommon
event, and by a constantly increased vote
and majoTi'y-as follows:
lS57-Iayes' vote, 325s; maj. 90
IoJ'- W cc1oi W 0N'
1850 do 5l91; do l120
His vote of 4G6 in Lewisturg, and 1879
in Union county, is the largest given any
man in the borough or county.
E@We have no, the detailed vote, but
learn from L. d. Brewer, Return Judge
for Union county, that KILLINGER has
1872 maj fJr Congress- gain of liii
on his f,Tnr MAJ rity, and some hun
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

Martin Shrlnor Sr., and Jacob Kissing.
cr, of Llucls'er county, who voted for
Washington fJr President, las, week voted
for Curtin, aud # spared VII! vote for Lin.
cJ.n sui Hlmin.
Lycominy county elects the whola Il p
ticket BY handsome MI ri,ics-Cis they
can If they work for the parry and not su-
ptemcly fJr self Harris II. Blair nor-
metly of Lewisburrl was the Dem. canli-
date for Register Il Recorder, but is defaa-
ted BY Theodore Hi.l.
Clinton Co. elects Republican officers,
except Sher!f-Ilanna beats uu.ing, for
that office.
Centre Co. does ",he clean thing
gives every Rrp. nominee a maj }rity,
reaching ircm - to 2SS for Duncan, 333a
for Hale, and 81 for Cur,in.
Miffl n Co. elects whole Rep. ticket
Blair, Huntington, Perry do the same
wise deed.
Dauphin elects Jacob D. Boas, q Rep.
volunteer, for Sheriff, over Hoffman, on
account Of personal feuis.
Montour elects C. Fenstermncher (Rrp)
for Commissioner, aud the Dem. elect,
Prothonotary aud Treasurer by 20 or 80
maj only.
SchuyIkill Co. elects the whole Rep.
ticket, except one man who Is defeated by
one yvle.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
GOOD, CHEAP PROPERTY for Sllt

rINHE und-rsIsned offers ms 1l8Hse aul
Lot. >itusteiIn New BerlIu, tnion Go,
Tor sale. II is a corner lo:. 70 feet front on
lower Market 81, and los ireI ,n Hazel -,
wheTcon - erected 1 Double Two-sl1Jey
Frame House. containing rooms, a kltchen,
aAI .IIcbeu sarr-l. " uIA- >hup, Cow >Ia-
bic, Hog Pen, Smo.e House, Bake oven.
Noot shed, Pump on The porch, an excellent
Cellar, Garden separately fenced, and Orchard
with about 50 choice fruiI Trees. The whole
house and shop would bring $50 rent year;
taxes about $40. \ good warrantcc deed will
be given, and If required immediate posses
sion. Price only $500. Ii IS indeed the
cheapest property IN town. The impos>ib.l!-
" TO make a living here on my trade, IS The
sole cause 10 sell.
CHiS. BTCHMILLER, Bookblnder.
New Berlin. Oct. Is. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

Too LATE Mr.. Wallover, a Rep.
nominee for tho Assembly in Dauphin
county, did not satisfy the people as to his
view on the Tonnage Tax until day or
two before the election but DR.. Heck
dem } early announced his opinion that
that IA, .honll be levied and paid; Heck
is elected. Mr.. Keller also, few day. be-
fore Election, had published (but did not
sign pledge against rerealiuG 'hn,t tax
but it uss too late: : Mr.. Bound rad. fr N
the first, declared himself asain.' tina. re-
peal, and also bound himself against AZ Y
farther material aid Of the State, in any
way, to the sieve-lke spectators cf the
Snubnry 4 Eris Railway, aud Bound is
elected by 81 yO'cs, although Foster has
912 moj in the district.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

We are informed ihs, in Union, Mif
fin and other counties, quite q pumber of
the nunkards and Ami.h aided the cleo
tioL Of Curtin, and will vote still stronger
for Lincoln. There are several thousands
of these honest Germans, in Lancaster
and other coun'ies-harmlesa, tamclcss
people, who strive to live peaceably with
all men, and indulge in no s,rife-who
rarely vote, but are right when they DO
come out They wou!d do good to the
cause Of Justice and Humanity, this year,
by improving their right and bearing ,esli-
mony at the bal!O,-bOx against the spread
Of Slavery.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

not vsiny Ne waited sri counted the hours.
The Ia uis % 10y hrI. h-N. i,lr-t out INTO -u-e-.
No ruf III ~ n3i.EN s-nu 10. g. fni- II Io.',-
we've heard ir0m The ny stone Ius Cu.ALEs .EEOur
The plot ha- cIplo'l-i-vr've FUND out til. trick:
The t!tr go-.- i~ E:rns; thr 'fl-nn" won't -tIrk:
u hon the u d- A.aA- IrDt-r- are -hIuinc about
The Eus-s st.y aI Aoue, AuI the men cui4- OUT
Tie .Cal Stsi- hs- broken the curl- for k.r .run
Ii-r .,I. -ETiBs- ~oB-t fur iutD ur-,
1h- but hi-u E.. SEASONED -Iih tr-rlNru hs krl
And slus IEtr, but certain the Qu.k-Tr Out.
Give the a.s T. the xini. the hills sII n4ane
Make Tor II" With tn" ratriArrh'- name.
Away Nith mi-ctvIass-s~Ay With sll doubt.
fur LIS -yLH !. .es IN -ArI the Iuskrrs come out.
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