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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

To the People of Union County. ] am
candidate the office of Sheriff Of lhls couh-
ty subject 10 the decision Of the Republican
Inion nominations on the 81 Of August next
Kelly TT, May -, ls6l. j. W. KAUFMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

Fellow Citizens of Union County.-l am a
candidate for the office of County ConmIs-
sioner. subject to the selection of the people
on the 81 Of Ausu>t-and If elected Will per-
form The duties of the Office 10 the best oi my
ability. and with fidelity.
Nav rs 1861. GEORGE StHV' II.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

To the Voters of Union county. | am
candidate for the OGicc Of SHERIFF of this
county, subject to the selection Of the Repub,
lean Union meetings. If nominated aud
elected. Will do nv best 10 discharge the
duties Of the Office with kindness. impartiah'y
ani fidelity. MAHLoN BkEi MAN
Ni!linhur-. June IL, lsbl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

nessrs Editors: As | see the name OF one
o your ciIzeEs, Elisha Srauh, pubiIsed as
4 candidate fol the Office Of sheriff. subject
- inc Republican nomination; and as feel
hlu,fied ihat it Will give satisfaction To good
mauy voters Of East Buildloe, would there
tore recommend him.
May IS. VOTER ot E'Si hIfrhho--
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

Messrs. Editors-Permit me, without DIS
paragemenl TO any of the other worthy per-
sons named TO bring before the public JohN
NESBIT, OF LewiSburg. for the oihce oi
County Commissioner. His well-estaoiished
business habits. and general character, is
sufficient guarantee for the faithful perform
ance OF the duties OF the Office.
Inna a Is6I. MANY FRIENDS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

Voters of Union connty.-l offer myself as
a candidate for the Office OF Associate Jnase
at the coming Election in Ociober-subjec, 10
the decision of majority of the votes poIied
at the Republican conventions on Sd ausn>,
next. Should | be nominated and elected i
pledge myself TO discharge the duties oi said
Office to the ex'ent of my abilities.
Kelly TIP, May =, ls6l JAhLs sHihhp>'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

To the Voters Of Eni1n county, respect
f.,iy otier myself as a candidate for Sheriff
,..'.l l.r, 10 the decision of The Republican Con
vsailtE Of The Sd of August next.
ID. ID. GCLDlN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

To the Voters of Union county, 3d Aug.-I
respectfully submit my name for Treasurer Of
the county, and If successful will be thankful
To- you aud faithful II Il" trust
JOHN A. MERIT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02
Central Foundry and Machine Shop

tIIIET, WIT'NI F'f If1F u NVs
-NanufactursrS Of Dullock's Iro
rrs s-'.sss Mower and Reaper, Darlins's
s:S-.-r, ,ScSGGs Endless Chain Horse Power
tEltssr.:saJ.Ssl. Wilson Telegraph Fodder Cut
tsr' Riches Iron Plows, ,Wltherow's Self-Shar
pening Plow, and Michigan Double Plow.
Also, Stoves and Castings Of every descrip
ion.
All kinds of Agricultural Implements kept
on hand for sale.
Jobblng work in Wrought and Cast Iron
and Brass done TO order.
Country produce taken in exchange.
Cor Of sixth 4 Market Sts., LcHis5Grg. Ps.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02
Important, via lshiIa !

Eursh z. Goodman, LcwisJury,
HAVE received and opened CHOICE
assortment Of all The latest styles Of
Spring and Summer Goods. The particular
attention Of the Ladies is calico to iheir STOCK
of Brilliahis
Dress Silks Prints
Dclaines ShawIs
Fig.Fr.Mernos Collars
Ducals Sisc-es
Glnghams Insertnzs
Fouiards Eigings
ChintZes Glovcs.ac
ALSO Cloths, Plain and Fancy CassimeFes
Jeans, Tweeds, Vestings, NuSlns, Drlll-
ings, Tickings, FlanDels, Boots and
~ Shoes, Hats and Caps.Lsr
together with a complete assortment of
Groceries, Hardware,
Cedarware, Quecnsware, &c.
all of which will be disposed Of on as favora-
bic terms as the same articles can be rurch-
aSed anywhere. Gre rs n CHTt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02
GREAT Work on The HORSE.
VI Yi,c Eynrsc ard bis DiNeasCs

~ IssI ~ EtIsA hasS - sso>o 81
By ROBERT T,NNINGS, \. 5, rrof s.or Of Pathology
aud Operative sur-cI. in the Veterinary College o
Philadelphia.
Viii Ici iou and distinctive traits
Of the ,Prtt Us lTrrds Of European. Asatir,
African sad American horse. with the phys
ica formation and I"eu!irfitirs OF the AMI
mai. and how to ascertain his age ~ IN.
ruuicr aud condition Of his treih--illusira
tTated with numerous explanatory Ensra
wings. .
III, Tf;l GU OF breeding breaking etabng, feeding
rrooIgi,g, .hoeug, and the gene raj msnss'
-,ent of IN. horse. with the best mode. Of
administering medicine, also how to treat
ti'in., kicking. rearing, shying. stumbling,
cr,h biting. restcsshess. and other vices to
whirh he + sui i.ct-witl numerous eApIA
natorv Ingravings.
VIII Tell ;,u OF the symptoms and t'canentoi
ttrangles. sore throat, di'tcmler, cnfairh'
iuliu, nEn. bronchitis. pneumonia, rieurisy.
broken wind. chronic cough roHrin- ahd
Visiting, lrmpa-, sore mouth ard ulcers,
and dccayed teeth, with other diseases oil
III mouth nnt r,sIirntofy orcrn'.
VIII Tell 2np az the symptoms ami Treatment oi
worms bots, clUc, .tran-ulstion. stony
cnnrrttifns, ,rupturss. palsy. eiarrh"s JSun
dice henatirrh'ra. Bloody urine, stones in
the kifupys md bladder. inflammation and
other dts asrs II the stomach bowels liver,
nni urinary organs.
Will Tel IDa Of tie causrs toms and treatment OF
hor., Llo0tI aud box -lAtIn, RINK hone. ~ ee-
NE, strains. broken tnro.. wind gals. t1un-
der. sore bruisa and gravel, cracked h"1is,
scratches. caukor, thrush and corns; also
of,nrsiirs. vHrt'go. epilepsy. stagsers, ard
other li-eas. the feet. legs rUd head.
Will Ecil SaH uf the toms, ard treatment
Of l,tula. Poll ,Sl rlardcrs, fIrcv, srarlet
f-vcr, nsr.7, sucf'it. locked jaw, rhsur1a-
tisn. craInT. gals, disease Of the eye rud
lsaIt. Sc. &c. AMI huv to mana.e cs-trR-
tin. r'ooIinc. tr'i Inning, rowoling. firing,
frIun sTpuratiln, tallIp:, anu other sur
firal clFrntious.
VIII Tells sca EsTry'. method of tan'n- horses:
how 10 aJTrraah. Lalt'r ~ static a colt
how t. acru-tom hor-e to sir'u:e sounds
and = 1T. Hn1 how t" il. sadllr ride. nd
break hun e. hnrnrs-, alsn the forrn a7t law
a. fwarrartv-ths whO'o trinr the result Of
,norr than if'r'n wears careful study of the
l3hi's leruiiari'i'-. wants aud Weaknesses
If this noble o.l u. :ul animal
The hook iu~ 81 pages appropriately illustrated
by nearly 100 rugrayin- u i ,rrt.i h. clear and o.
cu tFp". ant viii he ffwari-l 10 any address rusrsSe
pail on rre: Of the price, half hound, 81 in cloth,
r,ira, si"h.
$1,000 a YEAR can se mode by rn'err5,Rs t5
above work, inluoe-,ens to all such are very
literal
for sirge oorics ~ the Hook for terms to agents.
with ether Information AMY to or address
JnIlN T.. POTTER. T'4'iiStCr.
'mNl No. Gl7 SG0s,rl 81. fHfafsiyLid Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02
For it,c Gentlemen,
Estate Of Gharlc1 Dreisbac,i, decd

4 DNINISTRATOR's NOTICE-LeterS
y Of Administration on the estate cf Chas
Dreisbach. deceased, late o! Buhaloe Tn, hav-
inc been granted 10 the subscriber hy the Re-
gi.,er Of Union county IN dae form o! Law
all persons indebted 10 sand estate are herehv
notified 10 make immediate payment and all
having any Just claims ggainst the same may
present them duiy authenticated fer settlement
10 sAML II. OKWIG, Admir-
Lewishurg. May s, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

Fellow Citizens, I am candidate Tor the
office of Sheriff of Union county, (sublect 10
the vote al the election Of I'd AususD and II
elected will try 10 serve you acceptahly:
v,r y 1ssl ARCHIBALD THOMAS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

To the Electors Of Union county-Friends
and fellow-citizens: l offer myself TO your
consideration for The Office of Sheriff OF Union
coun,y-subiect to the choice of the Prelmi,,
nary election. 81 Aug. Should be elected, |
pledge myself to perform the duties OF The
Office to the best of my abilities.
y p.-l,n June IL MICHAEL KLECXSER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

Essxau: Permit Us lhro' the columns
= Z. Ir Iawshe is one OF me wofKhs mtn'c
the party, and if he should be fixed upon as
our candidate he would undoubtedly be cleo
ta and would make faithful Officer.
6wSq2 MANI RgPUBLIrASs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02
The War continues !

TVIHE subscriber will sell Shoes, Boots, &c.
cheaper than were ever of'eredin Lewis
burg. This statement is no, TO decelve or to
hoax any one at ail-ii is owing 10 the hard
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
IN pursuance of an order Fl ON the Orphans
| Court of CnIon county al May Term 1861, ,
in the matter Of the Estate Of LAWS PaLN,R,
deceased-ihere will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, at the Buffalo House kept by DGuldin
in the borough of Lewisburg on
Saturday, July 90, 1861,
the following described Real Estate, viz. that
~ certain HOUSE AND LOT situate in
Gla Lewisburs, Union Co., Pa, on the west
sid. of Second stree, in said borough (south
of Market,) adjoining lots Of John Miller on
the south, Mrs. Bennett on the north, Second
street on the east, and Apple Tree alley on
the vest containing forty fee, in front more
or less, whereon is erected an excellent Two
Storey Frame DWELLING HOUSE, with the
usual appurtenances, &c.
Also at the same lime and place THREE
certain LOTS Of Ground situate in the boro
aforesaid on the west side of Second street
north of Market, adjoining lot of George Hoi-
stein on the south, Hazsl alley on the west
Mrs.vorse on the north, and second street on
Al. aarln
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-02

n nIh taf Iu Foo'e 1pa p order A. fI0r nUtire al
tie very best material. for IS g., cssh IN land.
Work Of all kinds will be rot up AT short
notice, and warranted tn give satisfaction. II
this is not low enough percentage will he
deducted. Donot mistake the place-the NEW
STGREROOM, on Market Square, near Baker
& Wolie's, Lewisburg.
b. order vi The parres concerned:
JAMES SCOTT, Agent
Apri1 81, 1861
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1t was agreed that when the House
adjourned it be to Monday.
Resolutions repudiating compromise
and endorsing Wade and Hale's speeches
passed at a meeting in Jefferson county,
Ohio, were received and referred to the
Committee of Thirty-Three. A motion
to reconsider the vote of reference was
tabled.
Mr., Sherman of Ohio withdrew his
appeal from the decision made by the
Speaker yesterday.
Mr.. Bingham Of Ohio reported back
with amendments the bill to further pro-
vide for the collection of duty on inn
ports, and giving the President further
powers for that purpose, lie moved
that it be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Bocock of Va. wished to know
what resolution this bill was in re-
spouse to.
Mr.. Bingham replied it was the bill
referred to the Judiciary Committee on
Monday.
Mr.. Branch of N. c. moved the pre-
yious question on recommitting.
Mr.. Houston thought it should be dis
cussed in a Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Bingham desired the bill should
be printed, so that all might see it.
Mr.. Bococl wished notice to be given
when it would be called up, that he might
have an opportunity to lift up his voice
for the constitution and oppose the bill.
Mr. Bingham said he would give
early notice, and it was generally agreed
that it should be considered on Tuesday
next.
The House then went into a commit
tee on the Legislative Appropriation bill
and adjourned till Monday.
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School-House and Pupil.

Their manners ,rcrs Observation-Disclosures
CowDEN CLNKE.
The public mind in this vicinity having been
recently called by the Teachers Institute to the
consideration of die condition of the primary
schools, it seems 70 be suitable and favorable
time to invite attention to the habtual conduct
ofpupils in school in reference to lIc practice of
damaging and defIing the school-housc and it,,
furniture. This annoying and reprchcnsiblc
practice is universal, and it is time to stop it.
1t has been confidently hoped thatas the prim-
live school houses went ont Of use. and new
ones more elegant and commodious succeeded
them, the scholars would cease to damagc and
deiace them. But the hope has been in only a
small degree realised. The best and costlicst
school editees chat have been built within the
last five years have been shamcfully abused
Elegant door-tnobs have been knocked Off
locks spoiled, panels kicked ont. seats and vim
dows broken, floors besmeared with dirt and
spttle, and gates and fences demolished. Desks
Of the beautiful birch and nicely finished, have
not been hacked with the knife, and Venetian
window shades are not Us rocllcssly destroyed
as the board shutters were, though shades do
not all escape brcal.agc. But it is needless to
pmtcularise, for we are all familiar with these
things.
The mind Of chiGhood, which should be as
yigilanty guarded at school as at home from all
tendencies TO impurty, is inevitably poisoned
with the indecent writings and " obscene cary
mgs of impure hands that dedle some part or
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From Washington

Senators Plotting Treasoa-Platorm Of
the Cotton .States-Anoticr Member
Of tie Cabinet to Reaga Movements
to Arrest Senator Zoom5s for Treason.
WASHINGTON, Jan. r. The Senators
from the Southern States who have
called conventions, held a caucus on Sat
urday night, at the rooms of Senator
Brown of Mississippi.
The caucus adopted the following res
olutions:
First-That we recommend our states
to Immediately secede from the Union.
Second-That Southern Convention
be held at Montgomery, Ala, not later
than Feb. 10, to organize a Southern
Republic.
The third resolution was passed under
an injunction of secresy, but it is sup
posed to be pledge that the Southern
delegations shall remain in both Houses
of Congress to defeat the appropriation
hills
All the Senators from the disafscted
states were present at the meeting.
Messrs. Toombs of Georgia, Fitzpatric
Of Alabama, and Sebastin of Arkansas,
voted against the first resolution.
The Hon, Jacob Thompson of Missis-
sippi Secretary Of the Interior, this
morning pledged himself to the delega-
ton from that state to resign the moment
single soldier was sent to the South.
lie is the only avowed Disunionist in the
Cabinet.
The United States Marines were sent
to Fort Washington because the barracks
IN this city contained no proper accommo-
dation for them. They are near at hand
in case their services are needed.
The Cabinet, at a special meeting,
considered the reasonable dispatch sent
by Senator Toombs Of Georgia, recon-
mending the seizure Of the United States
forts.
The proposition to arrest the Georgia
Senator for treason. against the Federal
Government was defeated by the single
vote of his fellow disunionist, the Secre-
tary Of the Interior.
Gen. Scott strongly advised the arrest
of Toombs, on the ground that the Sen
ator's dispatch was an overt act of
treason.
A dispatch sent by Senator Wig
fall to Charleston, S. c., was also discus
sed by the Cabinet, but as secession had
been decreed, the action of the Texan
Senator was deemed unimportant.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsuINGTON, Jan. ).
SENATE.

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employed to impart TO the pupils knowledge Of
literature, to find that the first step cannot be
taken till, in some instances, the pupils rude
manners and idle and pernicious habits have
been omcwhatameliorated What can a teach
er do with Il recitation or illustration, if one Of
the boys is watching chances 10 finish cutting q
hole through the desk with his jackknite, and
those who are out for a recess are throwing snow
balls into the house playfulness and mirth-
fulness at school, so far as they tend to prepare
the mind for vigorous thought, should not be
prohibited, but appreciated; but athletic play
even at the MONDAY recess, to degree that inca
pacitatcs the mind for energetic study, should
be absolutely prohibited. And five minutes in
rough-and-tmblc sport, such as stalwart boys
and buxom girls love is enough to unfit a whole
school for any farther profitable mental effort
for the remainder of the day, If there must
be tumultuous and boisterous play before the
studies and recitations Of the day are past, it
should be limited to one or two minutes 1t
would be difficult to explain why the persons
who RE the pupils Of a school are different, and
worse in thtir behavior as pupils, than they are
in their other Conversational relations; but it is
unmistokablc that their treatment of the school
house and its furniture is different and worse
than their treatment Of any other building and
furniture. And every body knows that every
improper act of the pupil is bad step in his
education.
For all damage toschool property the law pro-
yidcs a penalty. But unless thepeualty greatly
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ONO LEGIsLATURE-MGssAGE OF
G NOR Observation-Disclosures,
Ohio, Jan. 9th. The legislature met at
Columbus to-day. Governor Dennison
in his message recommends the organi-
cation Of the militia. He defends his
course in refusing the requisition of the
Governor of Kentucky. He denies the
right of secession, and recommends the
repeal of the obnoxious features of the
personal liberty bill.
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THE TREACHERY OF THE GOVERNMENT,

lnt lhtAGHkKf VI lhk GOVERNMENT,
We are unwilling to believe that the
present Administration at Washington
has been deliberately betraying its sacred
trust and the safety Of the Republic, by
anticipating and supplying the warlike
demands Of the secessionists. But we
do not see how the facts which are de-
yeloping with regard to the course of the
late Secretary of War are susceptible
of any other Interpretation.
1t is of no purpose to allege that the
seyenty-eight heavy guns ordered to be
sent from the Allegheny Arsenal to Gal
weston, and the forty-six to Ship Island,
were in accordance with previous ar
rangements, because the truth is, there
are yet no Notifications to need them,
and no possible use for them, except on
the part Of the secessionists, whose or
gans have been ciamoring for heavy
ordnance. And when Secretary Floyd
ordered, on the ninth Of December ten
thousand muskets, at the Waterylict Ar
senal in Troy, to be sold to S. B. Lamar
of Savannah, Georgia, at 50 so each, can
there be any other construction put upon
the act than that it was for the designed
benefit of the disunionis,s in their at-
tempt against the peace Of the country?
Of the Same nature was the sudden sale
of 2j0O United States guns in Baton
Rouge to Gov. Po:tus of Mississippi. So,
too, there has been an extraordinary rem
eral movement Of the Government arms
southwark, during 1860, for alleged g safe
keeping From the Springfield Armory
alone $4,000 muskcts were sent South
aside from the quota Of tue several
States-while only 10000 were tempo
rarily detained in Now York, to be sold
South, This traitorous movement, the
sole work Of the late War Secretary, Is
quite as transparent as that safe keep
ing which he provided for the Charles
ton Arsenal, over which now waves the
Palmetto flag.
Butif any other proof were wanting
OF the reasonable course Of Goycr1cr
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MAYOR WooD RECOMMENDS THE
SECESSION OF New York Cry
New York, Jan. 9TH. Mayor Wood in
his message recommends the secession of
the city from the state, and the formation
Of free city. He is not prepared, how
ever, to recommend violent measures.
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WHAT Mr.. MCCLELLAND THINKS.
Detroit, Jan, 9TH. Mr.. McClelland.
Secretary of the Interior under Presi-
dent Pierce, publishes a letter recon-
mending the withdrawal of the slavery
question from Congress as a solution of
the present difficulties.
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Local Items.

DONATION TO Mr.. PETTENGILL.-I
The friends Of the Rev. +. Pettengill
assembled at the Methodist Church in
this village on Thursday evening of last
week, and left cash respect TO the amount
Of sixty dollars after paying the expen-
ses of supper, &c. This is nota large sum,
but enough, if judiciousy expended, to
keep the pangs Of cold and hunger from
him and his ill the sun and the rains melt
the SHOWS from our ice-bound hills, and
send the brooks singing on their way
through fields of springiug yerdure, when
we suppose he viii. according to the in
exorable custom of his Church, take
up his bed and walk" to some other scene.
Of labor. there to larry tpo years, and
then to march again. The life of Meth
odist ministers is one amending march,
march, march, till the grave receives
them.
The evening passed off very pleas
autiy with speaking, singing, visiting,
and the whole interspersed with liberal
amount Of counting by those who are
just beginning to feel the premonitions Of
I that terrible itch which results in--and
too often ends wiih-matrimony. These
latter felt that it was good to be there"
and so "simmered All were happy,
though oysters were "rather down in the
mouth"
BANK or ORLEANs.-At a stock
holders meeting held on last Tuesday,
the following persons were chosen d.
reciors for the year ensuing; Ira H..
Allen, Elijah Cleveland, Sabin KeIlam,
Hiram Mcclellan, and Thomas Jameson.
DONATION AT ALBANY.--It viii be
seen that there is to be a genuine do
nation at Albany on next Tuesday after
noon and evening, designed for the ben
Ell. of Rev. L. d. Hopkins and family.
Those who would like to know the pop
ulation Of Albany by actual count had
better be present and count them, as her
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e." Few persons have courage to APP
pear as good as they really are.
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"a Be what You are. This is the
first step towards becoming better than
YOU are.
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e. AT late city election in New Or
leans the entire secession ticket was vic
torious.