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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01
JERrsHA ANN BROwN
ANSW ER.

The case is SO simple that Jerusha
Ann can have but very little doubt how
to act. The first thing she has to do, is
to "resume her original sovereignty" The
next, is to refuse to obey orders-and
then, to take possession of her husbands
pantaloons, boots, and other property stu
ated within her jurisdiction. If he takes
steps to recover bis property and re-estab-
lish his authority, be is clearly "making
war" on bis wife and there is nothing in
the original compact to warrant any such
proceeding. On the contrary, it was
plainly the intent Of the parties at the out
set that the union should be one Of sffec
ton, and not Of force. When things have
reached this point, if he is a reasonable
man, be can certainly be made to see the
improperly and the extreme danger OF
any such action on bis part; and thus the
whole matter will be comfortably and
peacefully arranged. We take it for gran
ted, in giving Jerusha this advice, that she
has taken good care to secure handsome
allowance from her husband in advance
that she has a good home to 60 to, With
plenty of friends to protect and support
ber-and that che has no reason to fear
any sort of annoyance from her husband,
strangers, freedom-lovers, old enemies, or
the rest of mankind. These little matters
are liable to be overlooked BY persons in
her frame of miud-but they are impor-
tan. enough to be worth thinking about.
Two or three petulaut and uneasy females,
We happen to know, are in some danger Of
getting into serious trouble from neglect
ing them. EDITOR.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

The Locofocos demand revival Of the
Missouri Compromise, in order to pdc:ty
those who ruthlessly destroyed it only six
short years ago. Isn't that pretty COM
men,sry upon Looofoco legislation?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

Frederick William ~, King of Prus-
sia, is dead. As a sovereign, he has been
virtually dead for more than two years,
bis mental ma!ady having been pronounced
incurable madness in 1858 On the 23d
Of October, 1858, bis brother William
took the reins of government as Prince Re-
gent, but now succeeds to the throne as
King.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

Rev. Henry ". Hilliard. Of Ala, who
served in Congress with Lincoln, says
neither he nor the South apprehend any
direct aggression Of Southern rights from
the Republican President. What otfends
them, is the sentiment Of the North against
the extension Of Slavery, as indicated BY
Lipcoln's prodigious majorities.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

PEACHES.

or the many kinds Of fruit fit for Guilt
,.,;on any one who has the least acqIain-
t,nce will say none is superior to the
Peach. |, grows on all kinds of soil, aud
in different climates. Many farmers sup
nose i. will grow 10 all kinds of grain,
bu, Wbea, aud Oats are poisonous TO the
reach. while Corn, Buckwheat or even
po,a,oes eau be cultivated around peach
trees until they commence bearing. The
soil should be kept clean around the roots
Of trees, especially the peach.
Twill give synopsis Of peach cul,iva-
ton. from the seed, as carried on in our
largest nurseries. The stones (na,urnl) } or
fpi;s" are brought FROM the South, 10 the
Fall, ard placed in fros,iOg bed until
Spring. They are then planted, very
thick, 10 rows abou, four feet apart, and
cultivated ike Corn during the Summer.
In Angus, aud September they are inocu-
lated with choice varieties. One bushel
Of stones produces from one to four thou
sand trees, and an expert builder can 10
ser, from two to three thousand buds per
day. The following Spring, the trees are
beaded back to the bud. They then grow
very rapidly. The third Spring, they are
ready for transplsnting into the orchard
The third or fourth year, We expect fruit.
Many men have accumulated grea
wealth by the fruits Of one peach orchard
have examined the soil 10 the vicluit,
Of fLswisburg, aud consider 1t good peach
growing ground. If any one wishes 10 SCI
thrifty orchard let him walk out to Jesse
Cornelius short distance in tie alley
have been informed that q gentleman
tear Milton made handsome sum from q
,raIl peach orchard during the pas;
Sumner. Messrs. Wilson |. Linn, and
jeremiah Wingert, near town, can show
that fruit may be raised 10 this country.
|; is true, many farmers have been de-
aived by tree. pedlars, aud others have
rot taken care Of their trees after planting
To remedy these evils, buy of 10 one who
oa not prove bis varieties, and plant your
trees with care
You may ask wha, We will do with sc
much fruit! We can consume much Of
il ourselves, and send the rest to Philadel.
phia and other markets. The peach lives
long 10 this neighbOrhOod. | have been
shown some trees that are upwards of %
years old, and have borne fruit yearly. |
hope the time will soon come when more
Eiension will be given to the cultivation
tfruit The farmers through Union and
neghbOEiug counties, exhibit Industry
sad taste, but they have much neglected
fIautug Peach and other Fruit Trees.
1be gIestest luxury aud profit on farm,
Is Iuti it not only makes the home
pleasanter, but enhances It's value. While
l would lass, on the farmer planting fruit
Neei, would say to him also who has
but garden spot, go and do likewise.
LsElsburg, Jan, 1861. OPsT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

George Tappau died Of hydrophoola 10
Boston, on Saturday last. He vas bi.tsu
on the lip BY q small house dog, thres
months ago, and had the wound causeri.sd
At the time. He died a terrible death.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

The Lottery scamps are getting ssingy'
They used to send US their nice induce
ments to accept fortunes, with prepaid
envelope enclosed, which vas worth three
cents anyhow. Now, they don't put .
stamp on their envelopes, and We can on
ly use them to light eaadle or other
brief purpose
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

The U. S. Collector of the port OF Mo.
biIe has refused to honor the Federal
drafts until orders have been received from
the Governor Of Alabama.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

" We Slate School Superintendent OF Ia.
sltl las. week. Ii is hopeful, and shows
Progress. We copy the annual exhibi, Of
'a' local Superintendent:
llI0n County School Report for 1860.
K'risto.-A,,he close of my fifth year. lhave
aats pleasure Of reporting the work OF ed
aeaaor completed. | had not expected 10 see
aaea educational reform in that time among
persons who always openly avowed their hos
~H! 10 the system. COnceivIng ii 10 be an
'assr task to educate the young arlght, than
Change The long established opinions and
a'.!aa'c.s Ct the old, enjolned upon teachers
P't'ance Of laying a good and deep
.-4d'oh upon first prInciples-to teach by
tauiPie' as vel as by precept, and, while
were educating the pupils head, not TO
'ss!eet his hear.
"" alas how little had We reckoned on
n. fOWer Of home influence, jor good or eriL
- sOI mat the child was only under the
e' care from four 10 six months out Of
- oi'en, only ten or fifteen days out of
a.. s,'our' and. al most. but seven hours
uas-ihai 1t would, after all, he more
T1.
~. Ls parent Than to improve the instruction
T~ohl''ons Of the teacher Consequent
.y~e oi our schools are little better than |
g., mem i've years ago. though the teach
no less willing To do their duty than
.'' parts OF the county. where the schools
Ssae time improved from fifty 10 one
per cent. | am asked, Why IS tins
,r., In eigh, cases out OF ten the an
-uN De, home intlusnce.
! sorry TO report this. but DO not see
:, ,nou'c only speak OF the general grow
ps,.-reN that Is manifested toward the
~ system by our more intelligent ciuzens.
r,',,I even aiuding to the canker worm
:, constantly gnawing a, its roots, DESTROY
..,,,on oi lis vitality. counteracting the
t'a well mean, efforts Of the teachers,
and superintendent. In this case as
w hat men do, lives after them.
s'l 10 ofien buried with their bones"
u-5T''-The most Of our teachers con,in-
., awake 10 all that is calculated to W..
" sphere oi usefulness and 10 honor
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

b~After reading the above, it will be
we'll for every one to peruse the Emanci-
patton Act Of Pennsylvania (l7SO) and
also the Joint Resolutions of the keystone
State, in 1920, agaiust allowing Slavery to
be imposed upon Missouri. Both speak
noble, true sentiments-andb both are sub
stantially echoed by their descendants in
the Election Of 1860 and the Legislature
of 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-01

A.We did no, receive the last Req
''ids State School Superintendent of Pa.
anaI last week. l, is hopeful, and shows
progress. We copy the annual exhibit Of
'gt local Superintendent
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

JuLy "a.
In the brief report sent last night should
have said that the XIII d and missing mot in
cluding the wounded in the Second Vermont.
will fall below Gty men. 1t is now thought
considerably below
To The wounded ] now add Henry Tole
aud II. Storms, who are in the Washington
| City lnfrmary; and r. Dunbar, who is at
Georgetown Hospital A. IL. Allon Of
Berlin, sick, will reach Montpelier ere YOU
get this. if he reaches home alive.# Lieut..
Henry of Waterbury (who has a furlough on
account Of measles, followed by severe
cough, in spite Of which he went into the
hght,) took charge Of young Allen
The Republican ofthis morning states that
Capt. Drew Of Burlington received severe
wound. If so, it was on the retreat. Our
men say that he was left sick, aud they count
him among the missing. Some were left in
private house as a hospital, and it is reported
that the building was afterwards sboiiediby the
enemy Assistant Surgeon Carpenter was
the last 70 leave that house, and he says Tia,
enemy we're then forming at short distance
from the house.
The Republican also states that the ORDERLY
Sergeant of Company A. was killed, and that
Major Joyce was wounded. The last is GER
taiuly mistake Guinon having been report
ed IN some Of the papers as Joyce. Joyce
was at his post in the battle, and came of
with the regiment unwounded.
Lieut.. Hitchcock Of Vermont, recently ap-
pointed Lieut.. of U. s. Marines, was killed
The Marine Corps suffered perhaps moro than
any other.
This morning a dispatch from Fort Monroe
says that Quarter Master Sergeant Whitney
OF ihe lst Vermont was shot on the 22l.
while in pursuit Of stray cattle. He was
pierced by siS balls.
A single word as to the battle Of Manassas
it certainly looks now as if both armies COM
menced retreat from each other at the close
Up TO last evening it is said that not a scces-
slonist had been this side Of Centreyille, and
that our baggage wagons lay where they were
Left. Indeed, the papers say that our men
brought IN the guns which Capt. Seymour
Co. of L. $. artillery and the Rhode Island
artillery were obliged to leave on Sunday for
want Of horses. This, if it be true, only .
shows that the retreat was entirely unneces-
sary, and chat had Mcdowell simply held his .
ground "a, Centreville, bis own honor and the .
honor Of the army would have been more
than saved for, up TO the movement home .
ward from Centrevilie, the battle was vic
tory for the Federal troops Mcclellan takes
McDowclls place, and this is significant of
the opinion of the government
Allen died on Friday and was buried on
Saturday. Ef