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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUcHU,

DOl@b . LAA ,LInIs
Arising from ExOe,.es, Habits Of Dissipation.
-, 4itssasd ,ei;s ISs 5oi.Crs'ins sy,nptOrl,a-
Sas pr msm6 70 hherOh puI OF 81 PSg
Horror Of Disease, wakefuness..
TnITsrssI Lsssitude of the Musce ar s,stemi
DI,ns'' q Pa Al ffiS FESSEs2Sc the f'0e
P9TEESSceYI fIF fifty f sffH %r FITS
i 4, ! nst Ssntiy Isos-s
"iNsaNiTY' and CONSTITUTION"
Many are aware Of the cause o their suffering,
THE EBgT SsS S E EHE S2NSsEEs asylum
I'd And ths Melanoho!y DEATHS ~ CorsHrnyt,en
raE c8Ss SfPs 6Scs e affEcTID
WITH ORGANIC wEAKSEss
Requires the aid OF meo s 70 strs1 '
WAieA Hr1NsorDs B6c Sas ssaf
A TRIAL WILL cosvlScE RAJ MOST sxEPrIoAL
FEMkL Es-FENALEs
OLD ce6SSHT 2sHMHP s4HfSsaFk kkkkfkRIED ON
FEMALES, the extract BGcha is unequalled by
frreE a atty, PainfGlnsss. or s1ppression ofCSs
tomary EvacnatO's, liberated or scirr hous state
aud Tor a comp aims incident TO the Z shttb'f
arising from lnoiscretIOh, Habits Of Dissipation,
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Nh Az, SIZE SYMPTOMS kBoyE ,,,,,-,, -,
Tate no more BaisGiS, MsrsuV, ~ or HSSl,asaTi
M'df GE(Es scf ES Ell R%f TTca6
SECRET DISEASES
Little o NO chsnge in Dret Noinoo1 neon ge
Il causes a frequent desire az sives strength to
Urlnate, THEREBY Removing 4 Instructions.
AlIayInr Pain ana Inf mn stion' 30 ffsSuenii n
ths ollsS OF diseases AM e1Peillng all t0tsosoWs
THoGSG Nd q UP S1 THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN TIE VICTIMS OF eUAcKs,
time; have found tn we're dec lived. and tha' the
Besn dsd up IL The sysS % SresE
''' IN PERRIPS AFTER MARRIAGE
Use HKLxsoLD's ExrKAer BucHU FOR ell sdee-
.O,'' s''1 URINARY ORGANS.
"h''her ehii NAE Z OR FEMALE.
From aoT Long ASD ais 70
ES$SEAS q s s's'''''
And i. certain 70 have the dssired esett Il eli js
ssse; FOR iiIcH ~ + REcoMMfNpEG
cERTifISHTEs or CURES.
mlrA N ssifS ssSgs hE m FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or ak for S5. 90
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
cs psses Gn.s sssssSr' AL y
AFFIDAVIT.
Ii.GF' HTs aS eS S
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations tain 10
b6a at s9s ru re Rsss.. or
,,s.orn and snbscribed before me, this sd day Of
WIN. p. HIBRFRD, Aldermen.
Ninth street. above Race. Phis
Address letters for information in condolences 20
III. u. HELMBOLD, Ckap ist,
Depot, 104 South Teuth st bet Chesnut phih
BEWARE OF COUNTERfETTs
AND UNPRINClPLED DEALERS,
Who endeal or TO dispose OF THEIR own" and
'o1HSR" ARTICLES On THR REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbod's Genuine Preparshons,
Extract Buohu,
Improved Rose WISH
Sold BY g. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and =.
e e,, r9RD' in, corner Penn. avenue aud Eleventh
ANp AL DRuGGIsTs EyERYWHERE.
Ask FOR BELMB0LD's.T TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut "a tae advertis ement and send Tor IT,
ANDAy0lD IMPOSITION ANDEXPOsURE
ap1 eoly
II NOTICE
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONs.
DR.. ]. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of IBopient Consumption. Weak
Lungs. Weak Stomachs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
General or Nervous Debility. Piles snd all diseases
requiring Tonic. are unsurpassed They are ISade
OF a pvre Sherry Wine, and aside from their msdi
cinaI properties, they are most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHAR TIC,
Is 3 sure remedy for Costyeness, Liver Complaint
and d. spepsa They are peasa at to the taste;
In their operations and as q Cathartio, entirely sf
JsctRdly, and positively superceoe the Of Pills.
so nauseous and dlsagr eeable 20 the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs,
and are q superior remedy for Dyspepsia, oon-
nected with Liver Complaint In al its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They truly valua bic, maze Of pure Holland Gin,
peasant and agreeable TO the taste, and may be
well termed 8 necessary
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTTC SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
caTtainiy one Of the most deslTable aud valuable
Medicines IN the world. IL is perfect SHbsIifsfs
for Cdlonel, aoting on the Liver, removing all oh
strucuons IN the Bowels curing CostIyeness, Ipdi-
gestinn and Dyspepsia. Although 10 10 as sure and
efsctUal in its Cperatonsfas Calomel, yet il ID
delicious TO the taste, that children will CRY for IL,
and II Is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands OF mothers through
ouDthe land will bless the discoverer Of this in
Variable Medicine.
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The msyoys Of the chief cities Of the Unit
states, Csnsdas, snd DfItsh Prov isces, Chill, p
ru, Bazll. Me xlco, and in fact Of almost al tn
cliies this continent have slgued tnis dooumeUf
20 assure ihelr people What remeoles they msJ nhs
Will not admit any considerable portion of them.
arc We only publish those IN saIs more ImmeCiate
vicinity.
Ayers sarssparills, Cherry Pastoral, Ayers Pills
and Ayers Agne Cure, prepared ~ ". J. g AZ III
CO. Lowell, Mass. CT. lS-.o'm
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THE EVENING STAR.
LAYING Down The KINGDOM.

LAYING DOWN The KINGDOM.
pYJ.R. ORION.
SO Thomas Is gong TO get marrieo,.e
To bring home bride, 2 young WE
Deceived or jOked us IN has lie
when William got married it gave me
No thought Of regret or surprise;
For the boy seemed just ma1e for a woman
To live IN the light of her eyes.
And when Clara was wed to the Southern
Thousn Clara. my daughter. was dear
1t cost but q sigh and a tear.
But Thomas, my staff AID my eldest,
seemed never To care Tor the girls.
80 proud, like the oak TO surrender
NJ last To soft eyes aud soft curls
Since John disd-s,x years ago Christmas
Our Thomas-hs's always the same
Has stayed up the house and the name.
never once thought he could marry,
SO kingiy. SO hrin and SO kind
Alb me! tears will come they are needed;
For my old eyes, indeed, mast be blind.
He tells me I'm getting aged,
need more rePose, more fresh ar;
20 daughter bell bring me to tighten
My burthen of labor and care.
All me. he NAV think so: he brings me
A mistress. It must be, instead.
The soePtre must pass to another,
And to my grave or my bed
But hold tits well. o. my Father.
Help me to subdue my proud heart.
And aSctRer Of gisbt takes the ae' part ar over
! yield her my empire forever;
And, Thomas: I'll love al thGf'S thine.
ThH chosen shall have all her honors.
As I've always had all of mine.
Come hither. my little man, Tommy,
Come hltteT, my ros ebud, my Jane
NOu are i5randInamIna's daTlings and treasures
Her pearls hung about her again.
Not Papa. Uncle Will. nor Aunt Clara
So grand and so sweet when she comes
Ever gave me one half of the pleasure
vi these little SprOEtlfHgS of Toms.
bax- md oh all tha
They have kisses and cheer all day long
And their sports and their griefs so alarming,
Which are always cured with a song.
They know where to find a CONSIDER:
As little birds fly 70 their nest,
They climb CRIMINALS knee for a cover,
And always find peace on her breast.
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CHARLES WIDoIFIELp A. 90

PhOPkTETOhS,
649 AND 65l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ. Druggist, as Pa
svenue, next door to the United states Hotel, and
BY druggists generally. mar H-'y,ra
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
. pcoMPoUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
For mseases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
6kANEL, and DROPSiCAL SWELLINGS,
and excites the .ABsoRBkNfs into health &C
ton, by which the wATERl OR CALcERouS
MENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and IN
La MEN ul ti WoM aEqss 5Gcn c !eT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'rlnce Imperial Champagne.


>. ' : 6: = : ::,::::
Sold By all Respectable Dealers throughout the
Coxstyy.
This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until
the past year was confined exclusively TO the best
tables of the Continent Of Europe has now obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity IN this
country. IL is recommended BY some Of the first
Physicians Of the City of New York, over all other
Wines, on account of its extreme purity and dell
cacy, and those who try IL rarely use other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous and constantly increasing. Our arrange
ments are such as to ensure the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard, The
Prince Imperial rs imported solely by us, we being
the sole Agents of Messrs. De VKNoGB & Co. in
this country.
E.V. HAUGHwOUT Il CO.,
Nos. ASS, 40 492 BROADWAY, N Y.
III Sold IN this city by Hamilton & Leach. and
Browning Heating. mar5-Sm
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE LINEN GOOps-
FLEMISH TABLE DAMAsRs in o ali Ca Ease Iea
1919 a. ., widths. VIZ; 81 81, lO4 and l2i These
inst the only objection to them is thew va t
AsK S Ss sSt5a heasyy SCOTCH TABLE DAM
snovdroP figures, and very reasonahIs ~ orc IN
100 dozen low priced TABLE NAPKiNgg' ic g.
as low as SD ISL 5o, and sl.z5 per dozen. wortb
d pieces real r. UssIA BASKET
very superior and cheap. hbiNo
. pieces heavy RUSSIA HUCKABACK TOW
= dozen real sELICIA DANISH TOWELS :.
colorea borders. These are very superb entirsin
70 dozen RUSSIA HONEY-COMR royyrrs
Inese are novelty, and perfectly 10 -
especially In the bath room. e'iui W USE
- gen real BADEN-BADEN for batbips mr.
RSsS,s, hhe ioF producing a glow and promotion of
"a dOzsn real TURKISH BADEN. for s,ra .
pose; lhese ace the medicated towels the So me- a.
those SOLD DIV the aPOthecaries, very chean 90
Also. g{eat variety of TOWELS In other nav
AMI novel makes, some of which are in tho sne,
Satin Demssk. 0 Ia 'ne hhss'
ISes S.sfs Tsrs i sgIS wS,hIL LINEN SHEET
Ttor makes known to the trade. up
IS Nc ~ lnen ana very strong and heavy SHEET
~ AL line" and very strong and ha... Strt.t,,r
NY Al 70 cents, well worth III IS
a superior lot OF PILLOW-CASE LIN
a. w va Al al, ths desirable widths. '''-'
Furniture n se cur time exclusively TO dealing IN
rely upon Nv. foods, consumers may at ali times
the very 49, ~ obts ming such goods from me- 81
sny bsr 9est kind and as low a. the lowest ~
CLAGETT 4 DODsON
ALL KINDS OF dGs sles IL
AND :. OTHER FFftkkkNffTEH HkkE DIV nnnns
~ 800 No. MAJ, sUOODS,
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INDIA RUBBER PENS, WITH DIAMOND
steel Pen combined with the elasticity of the quill.
They are lncomparably the best Pens for rapid and
easy writing offered to the publ c. Call
And examine the large assortment just received by
the sole Agents
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS
APPS Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa av.
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Sold by 3. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and =.
g. FORD in, corner Penn. avenue AID Eleventh
AND all DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ask FOR BELMB 0LD's. TAKE NO OTHER.
M q, tae saye ~ end sepd ,sI q
apl eoly
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sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it, IL is always ready and up
to the sticking point. There is no longer neoes-
sty for limping chairs splintered headless
dolls aad broken cradles. tbs just the article for
cone, she'll and other ornamental work, so popular
with ladies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation 10 used GOLD, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing s the
valuable qualities of the best cabinet makers glue
Ii may be used IN the place of ordinary muoilsEe,
being vastly more adhesive.
/" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
Price, Is cents.
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY C. SPALDING Il CO..
Box No. 5000, New York.
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing -Four,
Eight, and Twelve Dozens beautiful LithOgraph-
10 Show Card accompanying each package.
MA single bottle of SP4LDlNG'S PRE-
PARED GIL UE will save ten times its cost an
nually to every hOusehOld.G
Sold by all prominent StationeTs, Druggists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grooers, and
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPAL-
DING'S PREPARED Gil UE, when making up
their list. IL will stand any climate. fs I0-ly
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A WIN. II. DOVE co.
(ARE Now prepared 10 execute any orders with
which they may be favored In she
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III store on 9Th street, q few doors north of p.
ayenie, whrLe may be found q complete Assortment
Of CHANDELIERS and other GAS STEAM And
va TN rIAI ONES. iaHIv
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TWEES BAfTlmoRE AND 80
oN.-Lesve Gem Eea@
meroe St WHAT, Baltimore, as FOL
loys;
DI.xosp sr1rx. every WEDNESDAY sp.
m; OcLgsrIA, eysry SATURDAY, ASA m,
Washington, sx follows:
CoLgMfIA, every WEDNESDAY MORNING,
TB0S. w. RILEY, Agent
RIey's Wharf, 81 the foot OF
m 1e-T&T0n nth ct. WashinEton-
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Tor SAIE-A pair of fine large CARRIAGE
l. HORSES, sold for want of use. n
Inquire at the Office of the Washington In
House an 10 H(A
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
THE INVITATION.

Just as thoG art. without one trace
Of love, or jpy, or inward grace,
or mr,tue>s iug tie lraH eniy place,
Oh, guilty sinner, come,
Thy sins bore on Calvary tree.
Tn .lril"s. lhy iur. VT" laid IN me,
Iuat prsre aui pardon M -hJ b, free
uh, wr,t-I.d sinner, come!
Rurlcu'i with quit. wou.dst thou be blest.
Trust not the world. 1t gives H. nest;
Jrlu- reilef tu souls ur pressed
OH weary sinner. cone.
Come, lcsr. thy burdens at the cross;
Count all thy gains hut empty dross;
Ny -rac, repays al earthly loss
On, needy sinner, come!
Come. hither bring thy boiing fears,
Thine aci iu- heart, thy bursting tea-s;
'I4s ln,rcy's voice saiut,s thine raTs-
Oh, trembling sinner, come.
The Spirit and tie Bride say come
i. Iiriu- saiuts reerho CoIne
NAOiIint.. who ihirsts, wto viii, may come
Thy savior BIDS tuEE cJmel
THE IClEPTiyCE.
Just as am, wi;hou; one Plea
Bu: hat Jhy blood was shed FOR me.
And that ,iuu bili'si lac come to thee,
Oh, Lamb Of tod, | come!
Just as ! am. and wsi,in--not
To rid tay soul q one dark blot,
To tuer, whose blood can cleanse each spot,
oh, LaUb Of God, come,
Just a. am. though toss'd about
With uaas q can'i Ct, many doubt,
With i.ars within. aud wars without,
Oh. Lamb ot God, J come!
Jus. as am, poor. Eretched, blind
Light. riches, healing OF the mind,
Yea, all need. in thee fni,
oh. Lamb O: God, 1 cJmei
Jus, as an. thou vii; receive,
v IL vel me, ys-dJL. cleanse, relieve,
Becaus. Try plorIisr believe.
JA, Lamb q God, / coIne'
JGs- =. an. tly love uuknown
IL '-.n.'i every barrier down;
Now tn hr tAlHr- yea ti4inr siouc,
Oh, Llu-L a!UO3, coIe!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
Elrly Vegetables.

Many farmers are deferred from a'temp-
ting to produce very early vegetables, by
an erroneous idea tina. the making of
hot-ted Is a complicated aud difficult oper-
alton, while it is just as simple as making
hill Of corn. Every man who has gar
den OF whatever size, if he will once try
the experiment Of making bot-bed, viii,
We venture tie predict, Gnd the task SO easy,
and the result SO satisfactory, that be VII
never ,orego the luxury Afterwards. All
that Is necessary, is to make pile Of
horse manure, two and half feet deep,
with the top level or s!oping a little to the
south, then set 4 rough frame made of
four boards nailed together at the corners
upon the bed Of manure, fll the frame
with six inches Of garden soil aud cover
With window Of glass. Any old window
will answer the purpose, but it is better to
have the bars Of The sash run only one
way, and to have the glass laid in the
manner of shingles.
The best plants to force are tomatoes
and eabbages, which may be trausplanted
from the hot-bed to the open ground with
out any trouble. We have removed toma.
toes when they were in blossom, and had
them a.! alive. II melons or cucumbers
are forced, they should be planted in fow-
ering-pois, and in transplaniing them you
turn the pot over upon your open hand
aud give it gentle thump, when the earth
comes cut in solid lump, and the roots
are net disturbed in tie least, Wien the
plauts are growing, they should be watered
frequently, and in warm days tie sash
should be raised few inches to give the
plants air. We have found the growing
Of pau;s under glass, from a small bot
bed, four feet By six, up TO large grape
ry for raising the black Hamburg AID
Frontiguac grapes, the most satisfactory
Of all horticultural operations. Having
the control Of the climate both in heat
and m moisture, the plants can be made to
grow with vigOr which they rarely if
ever exhibit in tie open air. \ hot-bed
should be made from four to six weeks
before the time for pIlniing corn-Siien.
tfc american.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

Cor1ooUr on THE NissIssIPPI.-"Boy,
who do you belong to?" asked gentle
man as he stepped on board Of a steamer
of "darky' leaning on the guards.
81 did b'iong to Massa William, sir,
when come aboard; but he IS in te cabin
playing poker wid de captain, and doat
Aa0p iCho / 5l0ay to asp."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

The slave trpde is now very fourishing
on the coast of Africa, notwithstanding
the presence Of the large naval force of
England and the United States. Most of
the vessels in this pira;ical business are
said 10 be American.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

A negro boy has been crecSfed at Ficks-
burg, Miss, for assaul;iDg bis master
an ovorseer on plantation near Me@Ph's,
stab5e,l one Of bis negroes, killing him ir-
stantiv. IL t-1s not arrested.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

De Bows Rerielr says: "The South
will no, much longer dance to the pipings
of Northern merchants and mauufae,ur-
ers." (To which Prentice replies:) "If
the South intends to leave of dancing,
the best thing she could do would be to
hang up de fiddle add De B3to.'"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

Mr.. Mccormick, the great reaper man
of Chicago, tried 10 get TIE Democratic
nomination for Nayo.ali;y Of that city and
failed. The great reaper reapcd disap-
poia;mept.-frcatice.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

ET Gen. Pillow, in his speech the other
day at the Democratic State Convention
of Tennessee, said that the Deuoerati,
party had two wings. One might think
it had fifty pairs, from the terrible futter-
inc II makes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
Best SEASON FOR PAINTING HOUSES.

Best SEASON FOR PAINTING HOUSES.
Paint, applied to the exterior of build
mos late in autumn or Winter, will en-
dure twice as long as when applied eariy
in Summer, in hot weather. lu the former
case it dries slowly and becomes very bard,
Ike a glazed surface, not easily affected
asterward By weather, or worn of By ibe
beating Of storms. But in very hot wea-
,her, the oil Of the paint scaks into the
wood at once, as into sponge, leaving
the lead nearly dry and ready 10 crumb.e
or
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

Astronomers sag that the great comet
Of 1856 is to re-apPear during the present
season. In 1886, it caused the abdicatiou
of Charles V. Of Spain, and perhaps it is
now coming to take look at Old Buck
Prentice
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

THE CiaEsegs ATE SERMON,
u l. rrTEE pYE.


..r,.,,, 90. ,..,,, .,,.s;.., ,t,r-,,r,.r,-
II wa We im summer Nu'g-
In Au-".i, MY u r'r.
mcdrF" g a. Tor >'i MN Gown
10 jo Tb1,.l,..y ..nt' lr,su.,
50 sIua-t A man Va, A...
t'At d. ''l,. ''fn,"- "r"'r'
40 'E' 'i'' ~
=, It' ''L..' -,"s -'- 80 W. h 'Hs'
And make it .i-.,It aai -truur;
Bat 'twa- Too long by LalL
ne 'ul ~ COW" pr N"'r'
-, ,,r' '1. '''- '''.l .'l', .
.,l' ~ Va 80 u ,'''' - WI
t. iL.DS n,, il- brave, -..r-ru would TIL
- smooth ia .u5 lai Int.
Ihe >N'''.h 'Aulr-- 4ol4y' thousht hei
Wy i',i o A.-.l r. i'''
~ t,t''i' He.' Ia" e rr hri'r';
WslEs. r. la,- ,,.,. ,.-rar.. II o,r.
u,rru-s ,ii a., . .r-,t
go, nil.' "lH- .' ''. % ''7,' @ u'.s'
n ''''''' e. ".' W.
ne.'h' 'l'' @''.'- '.'. ~, - a.
Tor ta.tIi-r r..n-r.-.r.ur -1t
And s4uu4t-l-I lu their ptSs.
u.
ne va t.''- ''i'
'I' ~ -' ."'
,i, II ,''.' 80 - - "a. .,' ~ ,', -.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

TACr.-It is confidently asserted hiat
a ponr Young man has bat tw % alternatives,
either to go TO work OF 20 to the devil \
great number choose tic latter.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

A. Cincinnati, on Thursday last, while
a BODY Of men we're engaged in tearing
down the S.. Xavier Carh0le Church, the
walls fell il, burJing thirteen persons,
and. Of coarse. killing them all instantly.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

YANKEE DEW DRoPs. Why, uncle
Dewli,tle, how dew yeu deWl Dew come
il and rest little while, dew. How does
aunt Hannah dew =? and what is she dew
ing now ? and dew tell Us about the news,
dew. Come, dew sit up TO the table and
dew as we dew; dew help yourself, and
dew talk some, and dew not make me dcw
all the talking for | shan dow 1t. Now
dew say sgm.LAInsi dew.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

CURIoUs.-The Delaware County Re
publican states that there is a tombstone
in St Martins Church, Marcus Hook,
bearing the following inscription: "Eliz-
abeth Smith, born Aug. 1G99, died Oct.
1902 Thus sLOwiag-alihough her ago
was only little over l02 years-the fact
Of having lived il hrce successive ceDtur-
ies-the 18th, 18th and 18th. Where,
may We ask, among the mouliering tombs
Of this post-deluvian world, is to be found
parallel record?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

SAGACITY OF THE ARCTIC FOX.-In a
recent lecture upon his experience in Are
tic life, DR.. Rae said: ''On the journey,
| saw a very curious incident Of the sagac-
ity of the Arctic fox. Conscious that |
was aiming at him, he tucked his tail be-
tween his legs, cooked up his ears, AID
endeavored to look as Ike hare as posi-
bic, (Which is an animal comparatively
worthless.) Another fact of this kind oc-
Cured to me, whilst being detained at a
particular place, where our iavorite amuse-
ment was trapping wild animals. Our
mode Of doing this was with spring gun
connected with bait, which when touched,
produced the explosion. One instance
showed US that fox, either from observa-
ton of companiJn's fate, or from hard
earned experience, had gone up to the gun,
bit off the cord connected with the bait,
and, the danger being averted, went and
ate the meat in undis:urbei comfort. And
it is common occurrence for the fox to
make trench up to the bait, seize it, and
permit the charge 70 pass over his head"
WHAT THE AYCIEyTs THOUGHT OF AG-
RICULTuRE.-S1 crates says, agriculture
is au employment the most worthy the ap-
piicltion Of man, tae most ancient and the /
most ui.a5ls to his nature; it is the COM /
non nurse Tor ali persons, in every age
aud condition of hfs; it is the source os
health, strength, plenty and riches; and
# thousand sober delights and honest
pleasures 1t is the mistress and school
# sobriety, Temperance, justice, religion,
nd, in short, Of al. virtues"