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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
THE ONLY PREPARATION
AS 70 Expel the Doubts of All.

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l,rtTESNIN IuJw,, l. Ji.,,. pL
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t!iais 81 Tue oldest schools As we'll as ,lV, It
t" "h HA'!4rl sdn Ii" "u4 i"r' mend ~ iur al
'., "l sn'i'S' %i DISEASES % tt' -fa 7hi h.aiu; but
All "hr have us u! E'A''s ia iri iyiuS that 10 W pr,
serve Tue hif i'"li ''!n sT'N anf T' tll.us 70 ANY
age a. well As ''s'NT1. it'l ihr following.
o.A "E"rt, :. g, June ~ lS.a
I"yt, " n'I' p5"T Eit- i"ur itais Il soTs'Ns
= 'l''@ gaming popularity IA inthis'owmuuliy. have
'i ''' '' 'ay i''I 'ii'e a'-' and gave y-Hg ll4!g
u,,ri',, ,b, - ~ + ,-,. 81. ,...-..
tbr,,r,, ~, a., IN, -, "I'. 'u'"l' ~ l" 70
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oangipr ,y,.;t deal a. ir-it,f,n, vI'i, . I
Ia M. Ir,n and ,,t ,t.ru,l s,,rt y, t. AZ,
,tT.-ts Of a hich nv L.,i, ,g,. all. IN I'M .l
eptirr snrtlc, OF the head From, The I'm, 49,, No. t
" " =. 80 '''u' ti'' t'Hl' iiHt dlsc"N-
disappearance, employed everything could thiuk az
being pr, sso..al Ily-.L and as tLnu,tt uu.
d rsaulirr tn nature the disease. hnt Ma. liuay
iriraled in every p.,.,, ri ptisn az .auc-d
Thr,,. and o,L"r circumstances induced me To r..
z"rt t" YOUR worthy Hair Ersio-tye which !hHvr eye,
~ 70 hr,'r. It,iury y,rv Aatpy ssit: two
months after IT," first rpj clttln had a, beautiful a
head ct youu2 hair as ever s.i for " hrah r.rtaiuly
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

What is the use of being poor when you
can make from $500 10 $1,000 year by act
ing as agent for the Erie Sewing Machine
Company Persons out OF employment, and
having the least blt of ..vim" IN them, would
do we'll 10 write TO Mr.. J y. Poyan, AT Milan,
Ohio. and gel the Cos confidential cIIculay
to agents.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,

Ninth STREET. BELow LocusT,
Philadelphia.
The Session of Is6O-Gl will commence Oc-
,obcr sih, 1850, and continue until March.
Examinations are conducted daily by the mem
bers of the Faculty. Second-Course Students
are furnished with the Hospital Ticket with
out charge. Five Clinics Oncludins Diseases
IF HOmcn) are held al the College every week.
Fees, Matr'cuIation. So; One Full Course,
SlO5 Graduation. $50. Applications on the
Le"cfciry should be sent before the begin.
ning of the Session.
Address, LEWIS D HARLOW.M.D Dean
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
l.gu,

In Lewishurg, the lst inst, Mrs. - STiNNEGT
asei about - years.
Near Gccloutr, ON the llth ult., WILLIAM DAVIS,
recently If Lrwi>hurs. aged = years.
In Hartley Twp the -uth Of August after n Ion.
und Painful Hines. HANNAH. vile oI John Hartman,
aged .5 Wears II months an! days.
August -, in West EGlalue. GEORGE ANDREW
KLINE agri vears ard 10 months.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWSBURG CHRONICLE 1861
Teachers and Directors.

HNlIE Public Examinations Of Teachers for
Union county, viii be held AT the follow
ing places, commencing at . o'cloc. Of each
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

,,.l,,,n County Coarf at Le'r'sJ~rg
49, ,,,t ajicr ne.rt. 'TEE CHRONICLE
'"v ~" h sat from CoDut Hex Until d,
p....niilI Election, for 20 cc"'s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

f<r The citizens Of Williamsport are
N rr>tacic>. The Silver Cornct Band of
that place took the Prize Drum at the
Nn>i'i Festival, held il Pottsyillc, on
dc 2Nth ult.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
To Persons out of EMPLOYMENT.

A GENTS Wanted to Sell the Erie
IA SEWING MACHINE Sc will give a Commission,
wages AT from = t. so per month"; and expenses
paid. This IL a machine and simple in its con
struction that child of " years learn - operate
by half hours instruction II Is equal any FHmi-
y se~ing Machine in use, and the price but Fifteen
Dollars.
Persons Wishing IN Agency will nIirrsa
j y. EOYLAS,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company
5w MILAN. OHIO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
Peoples Meetings !

j MERRILL LINN Esq. will address the
Republicans a, New Berlin, on Saturday
evening next.
4 Meeting will be held at Royor's
School House, in Kelly township, To
MORROW Saturday EVENING. Ad-
dresses will bc delivered by JAMES CHAM
BERLIN aud ALFRED HAYES, of Lcwisburg,
and others.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

Applicants VII please supply themselves
with paper, pen and INK.
School Directors are all requested TO be in
attendance If they desire 10 employ the best
aud most experienced Of those applying for
>cho"Is. by employing their teacher. on the
day of the examination, they will save time
and avoid trouble.
u. HECKENDoRN, sup',.
New Berlin. Aug. 20, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

ne Tuesday Of this week. the friends
Of LINCOLN and CURTIN enjoyed the
llr-es, and most impressive political dem
clstration ever witnessed in TAN.ou,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

CoRRECTIoY.-Eev. Thomas Swain, of
Pennington, y. }. was chosen a Member
Of the Board Of Curators of the University
at LcWlstGrg, at It's last session. The
Committee Of Publication erred in stating
that "n0 change" was made.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

f%' The entire population of Northum-
herIanl county Is 29,005; increase in ten
yea!,, 5,l;5i5. Northumberland Borough
contains HOP, and Sunbury lSO5 inhaLi-
flurS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
CTATEMENTofthe Lew i>burs Isa II.

Personally appeared before me, Andrew
Kennedy, Mp, David Rcbcr. Cashier of the
above named Bank, whc being duly sworn
according 10 law, says the above is correct 10
the best of his knowlcdgc.-Sc Sept, ;, 1860.
DAVID REBER, Cashier.
ANnnEw KENNEnr. NuiarY PublIc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

Esss We notice that 5. J. Wolvcrton, a
n'meer Of the graduating class of 1850,
ot the University at Lewisburg, has taken
charge OF the Sudbury Academy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

Has S'T FOUND HIS MOTHER YET -
St,l ben \. Douglas, who has been sc"ur.
IN the States in search of his maternal
"laricut, and has mt found her yet, cS-
,rri~ to lee in Harrisburg this evening.
anil also expects to be betrayed into
another speech,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given, that LOT OF LUMBER
/ was taken up while floating in the Sus-
quehanna river, near the farm house Of John
Gundy, Esq, in East Buiialoe township, on
the 25th day Of August, ult, consisting OF
Twenty-Five Logs a list and description of
which are lodged in my Office Al Lcw!>burs
for the inspection of all concerned. The ow-
ner. or owners thereof, are required to prove
property, pay all legal charges, and take
them away within three months from the
above date hereof, otherwise, they will for.
felt them, and will be sold according 10 law.
Witness my hand at Lewsburg. Union Co.,
this 9Th day of September, \. ID. 1860.
Lewisburs, Sept. =. J a. MERTZ, J.P.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

IL the whole history Of Medical Discoveries REMEDY
has performed many such remarkable cures Of the
Numerous affections OF the THR"Ar LrSGs and CHksro
Cou4HI, CoLs BRONCHITIS, INTLuENz,, WHcoPIyG Ccu@H
CRoUP ASTHMA, cf CONSUMPTION itself. this far fam
cd long tried and justly celebrated Bllsdm So gener
any Acknowledged is the superior excellence Of this
euy at but lew of the many who have tested its yirtuss
"y experience iall To keep at hand spe, and
tam sufr Tor sudden attacks Of Cfully belle, ing that
itS remedial powers are comprehensive enough to en-
brace every form Of disease a the slightest cold 10 TIA
most dangerous SYMPTOM Of pulmonary complaint.
From -Wr. j. c. Smith.
LEwIsnUEG, Pa, May :, 1850.
Some eight years since vas atiac hed will, y.ry -
we're tlEgh the long coEiinGansc Of which ALARMED IN.
seTy much, and brought ie look for SOM, remedy TO
me from the condition in which fpcnd myrelf
applied to different ply ysician but received no bnett
WIsrAFs BIs,N - WHp CHIIRY was recommended: 1
case IL t.ia and Ere.ed uf copgh before Us
ing half bottle. kcpt using it until permanently
used the Balsam with astonishing resu!ts.
Yours truly. J.C SMITH
Sp.fGEtjofi 70 I.rciasys. The only ce,iHs HIstrr's
h'Sua has t CrJr,E si-natur. o. II. RrTTs and the
printed of tn" TrcVrrors the outer wrapper all
other J. silo rn5 WORTHLESS.
trTA--L 10y >ETl !OWIE ~ Bo~ton. aud for
i',t I, I : gpiiss!i, E-l ) VAL -, Lss!.5aTs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

|, Tell, You hox to attend upon thu si AMI h.x to
COOS Tor them. low 10 'PrriaTr DIiues. F"ui
tics, &c. ami hDW t. -uarI a,.g,Gst Iulrs ton
from -pnta.-ipus diseases.
IL Tells You VI the y.roa- Graesu Chilr' nSud gives
the l. 1T pnd slul,s! mode OF tTratm' ut ju
rim, tc-,hiu-, cpuvul,igHs, vaccination,
wh,uriu.-aoush, Measles. A.
II Tells Icu the symptoms e.! Group cholera iniEtusi,
collie, tI,Itu1a, worms, s-alie' leai- rin-
worm, ciIirAcu-roN AZ, aud gives you the
best remedies tor thcir cure.
n Tell, you the yruutpu, pf Fever aud Au". aud Bill
lious, yellow ryIhu~, scarlet a"! oih"r Re
vcrs. aJE gives you the test ana simgirSI
remedies tor their cure.
II Tells You the SYMPTOMS OF luiurnga Con rmpt'n,
ByspcrsiL Asthma, I5crs,. u"ut, khcums-
tism. Lumba.n. Ery,ipv!4s. sc, ami gives
Yea the b.-t rcmrirs t'T their care
II Tells lou the symptoms oi Cholera Mo-hus, Nae-
nant cholera, SMALL r"v by s'ntary, tramP'
Diseases pf the BLADDER, Kidneys. and lL,rr,
AMI the b-,t r.In-,lIrs biF their
II Tells You the symptoms oi rirurisy, MumpS Neural
gis, Ala,IeNy. Paralysis, the various iisca
s,, uf the Th.aat, T-,th. Ear AMI Eye, and
the best .cmcdrs tor their cure.
II Tells You the symptoms OF Epilepsy Jaundice, Files,
EHPture. diseases ol tho heart, ilrmnrrase,
lensrral nissa>.s, and lil irCphJhia. aid
gives the best rrmc'ivs Tor their cure
u Tells ieu the best aud treatment for WOUNDS
Irokru iuucs aud pisa.ati"us. Srrains
Lu,kIaW. Fever sores, Whit" >wclliuEs, VI
s".s. Wbituws, Bclis, scur'y, Burns ana
Scrotula.
Tell ioa Of the various diseases pecul.sr II women
and gives the l.--t anl Simplest !rm,itrs ieI
thcirrurr --ibor with many Valu7b!e hin's
irr the prs-orsation oi the health.
The york written plain language free from ni'
ieal trms Easily understood. while ~
recipes may yen many tune Tie gT'st 81 inc
II is PrintrS;i rrl- and oprn Twp E'u it,'' ,
appropriate eucrayiu-s and Nil t' frS-rd'i -
address neatly bound auj rsta-r psi "n Ir''!lt = -
SIGUU YEAR can , l1,, - Irs sorh, as
~ 80 oSerywhrrs IN s''hu- ~, III
Inducements 10 all such a." very "u, ~ A. r,s
Fnr single copies oi che Book cr I". '.t"' '" s
"'''- 0''''' iIiiN = r1TtER. fh'tis''r
GusIS y o. N4ra.a So '''''' - '''' 80
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
Post Office ARRANGEMENTS,

Morning Mails East, West and Sou,h) -
close daily al . O'Clock aul 80 minutes, town
clock time.
Norlhefn Mail closes at 81 NJ
Winfield and New Berlin, and Milllnburg
3! 7. NJ.
BY observing tro things, the Post Master
and people would be better accommodated
namely, by bringing your letters and paper,
10 The office J.tore closing time, and by placing
stamps upon them (on the upper right hand
corneD previous 10 leaving your homes or
places OF business.
Stamps and Government Envelopes should
be purchased when mails are not making up
in quantities 10 suit circumstances.
Letters containing money or other valua.
beS, should he Registered al the proper time
Reg giStration lee. = cts.
Office hours from s. TO III \ VI and ! to
sP.M NJ. II. W. CEOTXER, p. VI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
University Schools

WILL open on the morning Of Thurs
w day, september 20.
CoLLLUE-Tuition per Term Sl0 90
iueiien,alS, about = 10
Room rent and fuel 10
those who room in College 81
AcADEMr d" 90
Preparatory dep'mcnt = 90
lncidcatalS 0s
Board, with room, fuel and
lights. per Week %
Female INSTITUTE
Tuition per Term 10 90
Preparatory department 6 ~
lncientalS about 00
Board. with room, fuel, and
lights per Week . %
For further information pertaining 10 any
OF the departments, address
Aug. 10 ]. X. LOOMS, President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

DUTTER, Eggs. Lard and Poultry taken IN
ID Exchange for Goods at the
POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
Estate of James P. Ross, decd.

InlNINl On the road between Lewis
INO burg and York Valley, a
new satin Vest, small figures, pieces Of
the pattern IN the pocket. The finder Will be
suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at THIS Of
FICE.
Aug. II, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

E@TThr Icnn'a Teachers Association
which met recently at Grccn>burg, West d
Co., adjourned to meet at IEwisEuRG in
,arly August, 1851. The arrangements
r.r-,-.ry to make available this compli-
M.u'. will doubtless be known in season.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
NR. DAVIS, DEPURATIvE. Of
GREAT CURE oF sCRoFuLA.

The following l'.trr from highly rssl-ctrt msuter
Of the society q Friends aorI strou- eviinr- Of the
great superiority Il the pLrgE,rIyL siEsaf,EIL,
auI >tEstrtE!lLl MXryEr-, we'll the v.sOUs otliry
Medicines in general us- for Sero!uIg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
Lewisburg Common Schools.

The following persons have been Ncic'-
.ln.,ach in the Common Schools "l
III. r...... darin- the term conmcncin2
Naay next. Srl'. 10:
Nr >.tre, E"'dh"s-C' " " Gandy' r l0,%Pn M
i. " M3.'5r, ;. ,,,.,',,,, ",,, .''''''' ~
" Ltn,ni at H4l-Mis. II. \. Sloner. Miss
MAJ E.N. Pa1d"r- - NJ,
Nj Nae M,.'',. ,,... F., Gnrsv.
C.,,,, Bns.4sf-ro bc supplied.
,-,.,r TL,, n.mo-
I''','' r.,, ur lIorI,,l,r
U-.l...l,r IL, I'm.
''''''' .y- .l..n,..,,-
~ up 'I'' III" l''''
a-r1c, which, We believe l. l"''""'' ~
represent lion, lamb, Nc..) Is III hc'''r
.-Irr. hayin. received an additional bunch
"a. b,v-EurL'. nicturc has given way to
., - pn-.l. l.. I,p,'s He
-4y- tha; he does not adrocai" slavery IL
i,c1i-t> in the south; he failed to establish
the difference, however between that
sort and hls Own KIND. lie can gel 'he
brethren to appreciate his laborS, or un-
dcr,tand hi~ position. We fear the pr. :
idea, in regard to the peculiar inStltu-
,lou' are getting little " shaky.' y lot
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

DORTRArT MEDALS Of the Presidential
candidates for sale AT the POS j OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

s-eThcrc is some ncwly-sown Wheat
already abovc-grouRd, a. We saw along
Tie River and above Williamsport. The
'4ln Of Wednesday night was very timely.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

IF yon .ar, a asauiifq! GILT FRAME. 60
! e,,p N. Pccr uFFl'E,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

"NpH>IEUG ToNsON COME AGAIN" -
Tie Audj,ioui-t, of New York assembled
AT Syracuse, on the 39th ult., and nomina-
tel Gori'j Smith for President, and Sam
uI " Fmimj, of Pa, for Vice President.
On, Of fhc Electors Is Fred. Douglas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

.n-The Republican Standing Commit
Ice Of Union county, are requested to
meet at Dcckard's Hotel, in Mitiiinburg,
On rhurslsy, Sept 18th, at 10 O clock, AN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

sG-Thc Democrats Of Lewisbu.g have
hEmod Club, which is to hold meetings
10 FIcA's Hall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

IN the States in search of his maternal
Iaricut," and has Mt found her yet, cS-
,ryi~ to lee in Harrisburg this evening.
ami also expects to be betrayed into
another speech,
E.TThr l'cnn'a Teachers, Association
which met recently at GrccuShurg, West Il
Co., adjourned to meet at LEwIsEURG in
crly August, l>6l. The arrangements
r.,r,-.ry to make available this compli-
Mpn'. will duuhtlc,S be known in season.
" "NpySIEUG ToNsON COME AGAIN" -
Tie thaiitioui~t, Of New York assembled
AT Syracuse, ON the .9rh ult., and nomina-
tel Geri'J Smith for President, and Sam
uc " Frilnj, of Pa, for Vice President.
On, Of thc Electors i, Fred. Douglas.
CoRREcTIoy-Rev. Thomas Swain, of
Pennington, y. }. was chosen a Member
. Of the Board Of CuratOrs Of the University
at LcwlstGrg, at lis last session. The
Committee Of Publication erred in stating
that "no change" was made.
F<r The citizens Of WilliamSport are
N cr>tacic> The Silver Cornct Band of
that place took the Prize Drum at the
Na>i'ai Festival, held il Pottsyillc, on
iLc 2>ih nit.
f~c The entire population of Northum-
heTIanl county Is 29,0o5 increase in ten
!eaC,, 5.155 Northumberland Borough
contains HOP, and Sunbury lSO5 inhaLi-
lant>.
b, We notice that s. p. Wolycrton, a
nCmeer Of the graduating class of 1850,
ot the University at Lewi>burg, has taken
charge Of the Sudbury Academy.
naa Tuesday Of this week. the friends
Of LINCOLN and CURTIN cnioycI the
Ar-es, and most impressive political dem
castTation ever witnessed in TAMAoUA.
s-zy-Thcrc is some ncwly-so Whc,,
already abovc-grouRd, aS We saw alone
tie River and above Williamsport The
l4ln Of Wednesday night was very timely.
sn-The Republican Standing Commit
Tee Of Union county, are requested to
meet at Deckard's Hotel, in Mitiiinburg,
On IAurslay, Sept 18th, at 10 o'clock, AN.
rE-Tbe Democrats Of Lewisbu.g have
iImed Club, which i. to hold meetings
10 FEisk's Hall.
irJ-A Widc-Awake Club was 10 have
''on iorg4ci in East Builaloc, last night.
| VERMONT elects Republican State
'-'er' by an increased majority,
BE- Remember the MiiiliubuTs meeting
!" !AJ!si'y VI ueXt wee-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w The Family Doctor,

sINrLs easily obtained ir the cur"
t pi,..rs iu az forms i.y TIyL HLNlI stu ND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14
Serious Agitation in Central
Italy.
Savoy and Nice to be Annexed to
France.
NORTHERN GERMANY TO BE ARMED.
Neutral Rights on the Continent and
in England.
Interesting Report of the French Minis.
ter of Finance.

Oar dies from Europe by the Canada dated in Paris
the 9Th and in London the 2sh Of January contain the
following very interesting details Of the varied and
org news TO that day. an abstract Of which has already
been received by telegraph from Halifax
letter from Vienna Of the oath Of January says
On saturday deputat,on TO this city from Hun
gary and applied for audience Of his Majesty. These
hupgaraus, sho the chosen representatives OF thei
Protestant brethren, have petition hts Majesty
Suspend his patent OF the st OF September ad 70
vobe sypod tor the settlement OF the affairs OF the
gel cal church in the kin OF Hungary. is dolbru
WHEELER the depntaon will b. admitted 10 the presence
o. the Emperor, but II 1t should not obtain hearing tn.
rupture between the aud the great majority
hB Protestant subjects Will be complete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY lseo-rRPLE SHEET
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-20
Promise to Breckinridge.

Itis now reported that Breckinndge ran
upon the ticket which he did, with the un-
derstanding that 10 case he was defeated and
Lincoln elected, he (Breckinridge) should
be President Of a Southern Republic.
1t seems hardly possible that a man could
be so wholly lost to all patriotism as to ac-
cept nomination upon such a ground. We
have all along believed that, while Mr..
Breckenridge himself had some lingering re.
gard for the Union of the States, he was yet
in bad company andinnuonced by men whose
ultimate purposes were nothing more nor less
than breaking up of this Confederacy. We
are reluctant to believe that Mr. Breckin
ridge has so soon graduated through all the
degrees Of traitor as to have accepted his
nomination for the Presidency, upon the un
derstanding that in case he was not elected,
he was TO lend himself to a dissolution of
the Union. We cannot believe that he has
all his life so played the hypocrte, or that
having been hitherto sincere, he has SO soon
revolutionized his whole character, and be-
come an enemy of his country
We sincerely hope that the report We have
heard is untrue, and that Mr.. Breckinridge
will ere long distinctly come forth from that
most dangerous band of conspirators against
the Government with whom he has been Gsso-
ciated
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-20

EARLY DAYS OF THE TELEGRArm.-In The
course of his address to the Prince of Wales
at the University of New York, Professor
Morse made the following interesting state
ment; "The infant telegraph, nursed under
discouragement for long time after its in
vention, struggled hard for feeble existence
In 1888 carried ii to Paris. 1t there at
tracted the attention of many distinguished
and scientific men, both Of France and Eng
land, among whom were the Marquis of
northampton, the Earl of Elgin and the
Earl of Lincoln; the latter gentleman re-
ceived it with special favor, and consented
TO risk the reputation of his sound Judgment
by declaring his belief in its ultimate success
lie took it under his own roof at London.
and there invited a number of persons TO
witness the experiments 1t is, then. with
no ordinary feelings, that after lapse Of
twenty years, greet in such presence and
before such an audience, the Earl of Lincoln
in the present Duke of Newcastle"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-20

MANY of the greatest soldiers of France.
past and present, were Irish, or descended
from Irish. From 1851 to 1901, fifteen
thousand Irish were constantly in the French
army. At Landen, at Nerwinden (where
the illustrious Sarsfeld fell,) at Cremona, at
Almanza Fontenoy, etc, these regiments
greatly distinguished themselves. The moth
er of Marshal Bugeaud, of African fame. ere
ated Due dIsly, was an Irish lady, named
Miss sutton de Elonard, Wexford county,
Marshals Riley, Kavanagh, Pelnard, Nellie,
McMahon, Count Burke, Count Mccarthy,
Niscount Walsh, General Morris, comma1-
der of Cavalry of Imperial Guard Count
Guyon. commander of the French army in
Rome; Marshals Viscount Glare, and Mag
nan. late commander of the army of Paris;
Generals O'Farrell, Heron, OMal1ey, Dillon,
Shee and Brady, the latter officers belong
ing to the Imperial Guard Coils. Cantillon
Swiney, Heenan, Pindergrast, etc, are all of
Irish birth or lineage. SO is the famous
Deputy O'Dillon Barrot. Many of the most
eminent historical characters in France are
OF Irish extraction; the same in Spain
Marshals O'Donnell and Croaghan of the lat
Ter country, are Irish. So was Lacey, of
sSussia y so is Mugent, of Austria Clary, Of |
Nnples; Guion, of Hungary; and O'Dono.
ho, of Portugal.