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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-30
Fast Blacksmiths, SC.


the rounds" Of the newspapers for some
weeks past. We bring them together:
Jonathan Bahner, of Shamokin town
ship, having seen in Reading paper that
blacksmith in that city had made 245
horseshoe nails in an hour, determined Il
try how mauy he could make in the sam,
time. He hammered out and flushed
from the rough rods as bought in the store
262 nails in 60 minutes, thus beating the
Reading smith by IL nails. In this op.
Grafton, Mr.. Banner did all the work him
self, blowing the bellows, forging, and all
the necessary manipulation. There were
several witnesses TO this great smithing
SuaJary Gozete.
There is Blacksmitb's Apprentice a,
Lewisburg, (says the Aryus,) who has
worked at his trade two years and half,
who recently made tuo hundred and sir,.y
horse shoe nails in one hour.
In the horse shoe matter, the Reading
Times evidently does not understand that
as much work is required to fashion a
good mule-shoe, as to make horseshoe.
Let Mr. Rambo (ot Berks county, beat
hIr Hausc's 220 horse and mule shoes in
six hours and fitty-nine minutes, and Mr..
ilause (of SehuyIkiil county, will chal-
lcDge him, with the requisite number OF
rocks to back the challeDge.-Ions0iue
JDurndi.
eN-To all of which we have to hint, in
the words of Shakespeare, "lf, when twere
done, 'twere ueH done, then 'twere we'll
'twere done gnickIy."
pJ-T Tax about the closeness and mean
ness Of the Yankees, it's all sham aud a
falsehood. Charleston is the very focus Of
sO-called hospitality aud chivalry," and
the hotel keepers there are to charge 50
to 81 day for board during the Demo
cratic Convention, $3.50 per day for
Hall for the Convention, and other things
10 proportion. Some of the Delegates
talk of going and boarding on their own
ships, from New York, Boston, &c.-and
the National Convention have some idea
of removing the Convention to avoid the
imposition. At Chicago on the contrary
which is Yankee city-thcre will be
very little if any advance on ordinary
charges. The Pennsylvania Delegation
have engaged the Briggs House as their
head quarters.
SUBsTRACTED MEETINGS Tho Presi-
dent of the Board Of School Directors in
one of the rural districts of Columbia coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, lately became exercised
in reference to the prorrie;y Of opening
the school houses of the district for the
purpose of holding religious meetings.
He called a meeting Of the Board, to take
action on the matter; but when they met,
he seemed somewhat embarrassed as to the
proper mode Of stalking the vote" He
finally took piece of paper, and wrote,
first, "ln favor Of sub stracted meetin' s."
second, "ln favor of against sub stracted
meetins;" aud requested the members Of
the board to vote by marking. The Co.
lumbia County Republican, which is re-
sponslble for the above, believes they
d,dn't tpark
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-30

John Sherman, to prove YOU re bad
But one remark sufhc,s-
You indorsed IleIers booS
Called the '.!mp-niing Crisis"
John Leteher, you once indorsed
Ruaner's Abolition opiniur;
But you were a Democrat, John,
And now Gov nor of the Old DOmininn.
John Sherman's Geyil-JOhD Letchers n saint
(John Letcter Democrat-JohH .SasTaGn uts's)
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. BRAHAM LIN 20 IN I,
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iii THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov. Stewards great
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

We invite the attention Of friends Of the Republican 10
the following list Of documents;
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON. RAHAM LIZ = y L. N I,
AuthoIized ediion,l
BY d. w. BARTLETT. - .
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

SAP AcctDENr 70 A NEw OULrAStAY.
Tho New York Herald, Of the oath,
has the following
On Monday, July 10. near Millions,
Vile, ON tho Boston aud Hudson
Railroad, tho horses of carriage
driven by Mr., Bayard Milligan. Of
Now Orleans, and containing. besides
himself, three Ladies', Mrs. Milligan
AMI the Misses McLanc, of Hudson. }
took flight, and in trying to restrain
them, that gentleman was thrown out
with great violence. The situation
was n pcrlouS one. but with rare
presence of mind. one of the Miss
es McLano seized tho reins and
sufcet ded in bringing the horses 10 n
stand. nj n distance Of about mile
from the spot where the accident had
occurred, Mr.. Milligan was found
10 have been severely injured. a spike
having penetrated the thigh to tho
depth of several inches. lie was
removed without delay TO the country
seat Of his uncle. Mr. McLane, Minis.
Ter TO Mexico, where he was visited
within few hours by DR.. j. NJ. Car
nochan, OF New York, who was sum-
moned by Geographic dispatch.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
TRUE COURAGE.

That excellent newspaper, the
Mlledgcville Recorder. furnishes
pa the following ancient definition
of true courage. We transcribe.
adopt aud endorse every line
Of it:
Dare 60 live right IN tho midst Of
wrong. II you feel certain inca
anrr T., bo just. sny 81 bppDrably ,
lot al opponents know that IL bas
your sanction. II they shun your
society 1t il not because they req.
poet you less. but because II takes
away from their social enjoyment
g. cuuntcnnnce one whose ways of
thinking dIllrr 80 materially from
their own. II tcqnirrs sacrifice.
but society Is benefited no good
deed falls Ruthless. You must not
think less molly, because your as.
Hpciatcs are not yet ready for more
noble thoughts II you dare To
ihiph yDuf4elf. you arc somewhat
prepared to live alright. You now
need iu ponder the saying" II ye
know these things, hnppy are yo If
yp do thum.' aud b. bring n strong.
resulutp will a. bear upon your
course Of conduct. 10 seek assis.
inncr from tho infinite soproo Of
excellence. Dare a. forgive an on
umy. although oil sr0und you call
upon you so resent the Injury you
have received. Persons are apt TO
speak ~ though II were compare.
lively easy IT, forgive this In n
mistake. IA all experience proves,
rlao why do war aud strife hold
such away over ia even IN tho
nineteenth century with all its en-.
lightenmeut M ! porsuns all
around ARE encouraging III TO reD.
der evil for owl they tell us that
srlI respect demands that we shall
resent the evil we receive. oh !
how little do they know of tho nj.
lent grandeur 81 the characters of
those who win the greatest victory
man can achieve--tho complete
triumph over every selfish voice
within DARE 10 think kindly aud
generously OF every person who
commits IN error. great or small.
Yes. dare to speak IN behalf Of
your crring brother, when others
think he receives his deserts. RI.
mind such that they have never
been placed 10 similar situation.
that they cannot tell what aims
might have been laid 60 their
charge. had they been victims Of
nimilar circumstances When man.
kind commit tho greatest crimes or
tho mcanIst acts, DO charitable
Even when You are the object Of
Islander speak kindly Of the off3n.
der, Justify yourself from all fllee
accusations. but npcak gently and
think kindly of the slandcrcr. Re.
member, hc has not your light he
docs not realize tho integrity Of
his course. We all need 20 be
moro lenieut 60 others, more rigid
with self Dare Co net according
60 the dictates Of your conscience
aud judgement, 10 walk IN your
own path dare 10 be yourself, not
the echo of ano,hcr's ways.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
POINT CLEAR HOTEL,
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rI,uE AB0vg Justly esiebfs,sl ws,.rIos fsAsA>
II l'lses viii ss spspsd y. ihe fseegiiHn Aiill
~ visilefs al,est The tpth ofJvnes sud tie I'LL
Frspfistofs natter themselves ibsi The tspsia-
lion Of the tstsblishHsnt shall not astsfiftH's
ff want ~ the good spppit iunants. sHI goo fare
which has hsfs,,i,fs characterized ~.
THe kesti ~ health % unsurpassed 10 The
ssn,hi snd gss tally tested ny the severe eh
defnics vhieh prevailed 10th 10 hsE Ofissus sDd
Mobile during The sumtn-ts ~ ~. mt = sin
gis NJ vsiiI,. fs.fr aff0iu1ifd ~ Point iisar
The ssit Bstidng hiss 80 equal on The Gun
Ooss', sud IL uithin q fsH ysfds ~ the iiDiei -
the Temperature ~ water siWsys ssfeeahis.-
Ffesh water shower. ha he ran DO had ~ snE time
Wan snd Ogsisfs are abundant during ths sos
snni gppi static ACCOMMODATIONS afe pfsyidsa
fgf ell VINO Wish 10 Keep Their carriages snd
bafses. The drives m the yielBi'g, shaded With
hHguUlias. uats. Gsdsfs. Pines, &C.. afa hsaniliul
sud ssiesd IN every direction.
Al ths amassmsnis aAusi ~ watering Pisces.
sw b as Billiards, bowling, plstoi uaiiery. &C f.,
VII be pfoyideI. snd viii 10 1ndss fhs ebsfpa ~
men sbsirus - plssss. ard spnvsuiencss fr ihose
fond ~ Aqna'iH spofis viii not ~ neglected.
A 70 hana ~ Music b secured sud vii play
80 the lswn. sitsfnoens-spd Tor dancing, even.
inFs
4 line ~ Magnetic Telegraph IL ssishishea con.
rseiing Ppini CLEAR With svtry quarter ~ the
Usinn.
1hs fine ir- yrsssars steamer "Csssorst.r will
ply fsealsfiJ bsiW'sn N"liis snd F'int Clssf,
having Mobile srsry srsnfH0 and en H1pdggs.
AoI'iggs, ue'iHssi0Us spd F,eiats, uiii go aoNn
a. 10 " rlurk. n ~ accommodate ihpss Nhs ~
rive IN Mobile ~ The mpfuiHg hats
~ should iiis sths'ipls BE- changed. Hbties
vlil he gwen ~ the Mobile snd \. - papers.
The ~ pfiAtHfs fetufn Their sineafs fhHnks ~
the Fubf'e fr their 1ba'si patronage tsi-ipipre
st,sndHn ~ The BAr1LE House sHd in,if rmvr
OtrAs ilurtl, 'nd hrps 70 piase themselves untsf
tsnsss ~ obligations
y. -. sUAsinEHbAtS ~ CO..
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Ale, tbs nsitls il"nss. - AlsbhA.
fnaV21 1ud.
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S0- Garibaldi, in promoting the
union Of Italy, has seriously interfered
with another union. The marriage
OF the Court Of TRAM, brother Of the
young King of Naples, with the Prin.
cess label, Of Bavaria. which was to
have come OFF, in September of this
year, has beed adj nurned sine die, his
Bavariau Majesty, like a prudent papa,
declining to send his d"u ,hter Into a
house out Of which he ices so great a
number Of rats running at the top Of
their speed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

TfcusssH TRtsn No. a.-ly notice Of
the scribe, II will DO seen that there will
10 regular meeting Of this order, at their
wigwam. on Monday night nest.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

A FULL assortment ~ thsss goods esb NV he
n tund IT ny store, sls'' isfgs mp he J.
TINS. Nsfssliss Trimu'is ., SID bfsids
spfis sd PiiIfJ.TPE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
NfI1I(tIt.

FIuF lursrilEt % hsinr esHt eiisd n wind up
Il the bus rtss ~ iit ists hfu - spesdiiy as
possible, fsqu.s All those irs, btaa ~ fsn.s fss.
ward sn 'irss ihair stronnts ~ nuts ~ nthsr.
viss. 20 ihess svtug Bs-fiy seesaifts tha nniss
vii be charged 20 Ht.ttnt interest sud fsssipt
given on 500 seuts
p BENJAMIN.
spl9 Tor ttaHfr Htsgtsfs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
-. Points ana pisn,iIIas.
IUsr mENnIvED.-A n.r snrrir Of v loo.

Nfftfaff tstfs~- y new furUlT ~ " irna
- ssd lifspdias Witch I pHsf ~ The public a.
ssinE pnfs snd unsiuiisrat- a.
49, hbsss hsst fstia Clafat Wine!
task gfe tL, wort ihsaseld bv the
bottle o. gallon. Expressly ~ tpsdicibsi urr1sss
hsrfals ENtfs "HsssfgsI Old lt,nf bon"
WHISKY. nsffsnisd pure.
Half Pipes "Vid ChampsKBs BiaBdY- TO-
salahY u. -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
JUST RECEIVED.
StJNI)ItIIcS.

wi flutes, Fifss. Musical Hukss, String Mus'
sulugs, fc., just received by
juusiG ~ q WV bO9FL.