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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
CURIOUS EvFEcrs OF LIGHTNING.

Some time ago, a woman, having taken re-
fuge from q storm under tho door Of a mill at
Lappion, (Aisne,) was thrown down by stroke
Of lightning, but received no further ipjury, ex-
cept that the figure Of tree hard by was found
perfectly impressed upon her back, so that the
trunk, branches and leaves were mnutely dis
tinguishAble, the impression being Of q reddish
tint. Cases Of similar description have been
several times recorded. Franklin, for instance,
relates that while maa was standing Mt the
door of his house. tree opposite him was struck
with lightning, and he received the impression
OF that tree on his breast. Nj. Orioli, who Was
Professor Of Natural Philosophy at Bologna, In
1881, at the time the Italian Revolution broke
out, in which he took prominent part, related
like occurrence at the Scientific Congress Of
Naples, 10 1916; a lady of the name Of Aoross,
OF Lugano, was sitting at window during o
q storm, when she experienced q violent com
motion, and coon became aware that the figure
| of flower which stood near her ut the time vas
impressed on one of her legs, mark which she
retained to her dying day. In September, 1925,
a brigantine was struck with lightning, while at
anchor 10 the Bay Of Armiro, in the Adrlatc I;
one Of the sailors was killed, and the figure Of q
horse shoe, which was nailed to the foremRst,
according to the custom OF sailors in those parts
was found distinctly delineated on his hip. A
similar case is recorded Of another brigantiue at
zante, where sailor was also killed, aud was
found marked with the number A, the very
same in size as that cut out in metal, which was
nailed TO some part Of the vessel. On the 9th
Of October, 1886. a young man, named Poliii,
Was killed by lightning at Zante. Upon exami-
nation, the exact impressions Of six pieees Of
gold, which he had in bis belt, were found on
his shoulder. In ls4l, in the department Of
Indirect Loire, two persons placed themselves
under poplar during q storm. The tree WAS
struck. and both individuals were marked with
the impression Of leaf OF the poplar NJ.
Figuier, who enumerates these cases In an article
Of his in the Presse, eudeavors to explain the
phenomenon BY supposing that the electric tuii
10 striking body, carries of with it some par
tieles Of the same, which, in their progress. re-
tain the same outline, and being in a slate Of
ignition, impress it on any other combushble
body they may meet on their way. II is scarce
ly safe to reject au explanation without offer
ing better one still, We migit ask how the
woman Of Lappion received the impression on
her back through her clothes, which are not
stated to have been burnt through aud bow The
pieces OF money contained 10 q bet worn at the
time could be impressed on the shoulder Of the
'Wesrer. We are evidently, as yet, in want Of
sufficient information regarding this curious
phenomenon, which appears to us well worthy
ofbeipg further inquired into
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30

OBIGn Of the THRM wILD-Goosn CmAsF.-
Wild-goose chase was q term used TO express a
sort Of racing on horseback, formerly practised
resembling the hying Of wild geese; those birds
generally 20 in train one after another, not in
confused hooks as other birds do. In this sort
Of race the two horses, AFTER running twelve score
yards, had liberty, which horse soever conld get
the lead, to Whal ground the jockey pleased the
hiudermost horse being bound to follow him
within q certain distance agreed on by tue ar
ticles, or else to be whipped in by the iiers and
judges who rode by; and whichever horse could
distance the other won the race. This sort of
racing Was not long in common use, for il was
found inhumsn, and destructive Of good horses,
when two such were matched together Tor in
this case neither was able 10 distance the other
till they we're both ready to sink under their
riders; aud often two very good horses were
both spoiled, and the wagers forced TO be drawn
at last. The mischief Of this sort Of racing soon
brought in the method now in use, OF only run.
ming over q certain quantity Of ground, aud de
termihing the plate or wager by coming in first
OF the uinning.post The phrase "Will.goose
chase" is noN employed to denote fiuiiless at
tempt or an enterprise undertaken with little
probability Of success.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30


CATHOLIC LOYALTY TO TIE USIos.-To Catho-
lies il would be unnecessary to make nn appeal
in behalf Of the Union. They willingly submit
to those appointed to rule the land The powers
that be are ordained Of God As an illustration
Of Catholic devotion to the Union, We may men
ton that our own Bishop was the first ecclesia-.
tic 10 America to hoist the Star Spaoglel Banue.
1t now waves proudly 10 the breeze At the top
Of tue Cathedral. 4 large American d 2 was
also hOisied on Saturday afternoon tom ihs
cupOla Of ST. Augus tines Church. st. Philip lie
Neri's Church was on Sunday oinamentel with
large flags from the flagstaff erected on the roof
Of the church. We understand that the school
room Of the Church Of the Immaculate C,ncep-
tion, at Camden. has been offered to and accepted
by military company for drilling purpo.c -
We observe that the Rt Rev. Bishop Dsm,n @
has run up the Stars aud Stripes upon the Caihe-
drol at Plttsburg, and the same thing has brru
done by Archbishop Hughes. Catholic Hcrqid
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30

A gentleman who left Norfolk on Thursday
afternoon, represents the whole country through
NORTH Carolina and virginia as aroused and
armed. Nearly every man, woman and child
appeared to be out and preparing for a 6ght.
The general impression wqs that assistance
would be freely furnished them all over the
North, Hnd the BFeckinridge men would occupy
the attention Of the "Lincolnites," as they term
Union. There was thousand Tumots afloat as
to the future movements Of the militia, but no
definite plan Of battle was known publicly; all
expected, however, some grand movement very
soon
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
DonrMal ann AtatesnIan
COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA.
BT TUE BAaD 07 TOwER HALL
Lives Of Columbla'a ioydf sons
one who can upward HIT his eyes,
Aud feel no patriotic thrill,
That there our starry banner flies;
uptn whose lips there Will not be
God bless the banner Of the frees
Aye, live, there on. who feels no pride
10 stand within the sacred Hall
Of Undergraduates, where pledged
The Ewes, the fortunes, honor. all,
ofthose Who one 10 heart and nlnJ,
our Couniry's Declaration signed
CtH mere be one who will not wear
Upon his brow a shade Of gloon,
When on Mount Vernon be may stand
beside an unpretendng tomb,
R.yered, because 1t holds the duet
Of Washington In slered trust
Aye, lives there one whose heaft will not
Beat quicker, when shove his head
The shaft Of Bunker Hill Is seen,
Upon the heights where patriots hlel.
Aud noble Warren wrote his name
ln blood upon The scroll Of fame
our ''ifnil C0lumiisr will not stand
Erect in PRIDE aud shout "all hail!
Columbia Is my native land,
Here let me live, and hnd grave
Ger which Ny C0rNfRNs TlAd shall wave
say, Is there eaei llark Lsar the shout
That rises from the wales bslow,
And pals Above the mountain tops,
lu thunders of responsive "Noln
A pdigi0i's love aud pride arc thrown
Ger all Columbia calls her own.
splendid assortment SPbiSd ClorHiSG at the lowest
'ash prices Military Uniforms made To order at the
.hortsst notice, al TOWER HALL, SIS MARKET Street,
Philadelphia. BENNETT s Co.
The reputation which rowKR HALL has acquired as the
Emporium Of the best of Clothing, at the lowest prices
las Induced SOME persons to csten their establishment
T"wer u ~ aud represent them branches Of
y us,. ilis Is to inform the public that We have NO
'rAneh establishment, in Wilmington or elsewhere.
BRSSEir Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
ROBERT TAYLoR'S
LARGE
BAKERY g. CONFECTIONERY


FI'HE undersigned having largely Increased bis facilities
for successfully prosecuting his business, By the
ton Of large brick buildings with all the sppurts-
nance takes this method Of informing his friends and
the public generally that after twelve yeaTs pTacteal
periance In this city, he Is now prepared to sell
BREAD AND CAKES
Loiger dam sold in DeidagdYe b,f0rr.
The following will b. strictly adhered TO at pre-
ton ahAlf Pound Loaf At Cents rhrss Pound
Loaf At 10 tents Cakes Of every description proportion
NEW YORK BISCUITS SODA BISCUITS, SUGAR BIS
CULTS SHELL BISCUITS. FAMILY PILOT BREAD
BRAN BIS UlTs, LEMON BISCUITS,
WATER CRACKERS, &C.
All Of which will be warranted Of the very best quality
and sold cheap 10 bought In tbs United btao
He has aso In connection With bis Bakery established
the manufacture Of
CONFECTIONERY.
In this branch OF business ha will use nothing but the
best MATERIAL and employ but tbs very best work
men. Hia wagons will In every direction and goods
purchased al this establishment will bo delivered within
twenty miles Of Wilmington ires OF charge Retasfs
Will lind II to their advantage - rAi at the corner Of
FIFTH and TArNALL sTRRKTs, and examine bis stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Store, corner Fifth & Tatnall SITS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE ,
meh2slv ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30

FSom ne Examiner, Nortolk Ia.
csphale PILLS accomplish tho object for which they
were made, VIA. Cure Il headache In all its forms
From ne Examiner, Norfolk lgh
They have been tested in than thousand cases
With entire success.
From he Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou are or have been troubled with the headache,
send for box, tCephac Pillsl that you may have
them In case Of an attack.
From The Aipsr,isfr Iroeidsnes, R. l.
The CephAlie Pulls are said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the heAdAehs and Of the boat for that
very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered
FSom NE HtsieIn r. r. Castle, Chicago, W
We heartily endorse Mr. spaidlg, and his unriValled
CephAle Pills.
From ne RdnGipha Valley star, RanG'uhG, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the headache
Who try them, will stick TO them.
FfoBi ne Southern Fdh FiRdss, Ntp Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afeted aud we arc sure that
your testimony be added TO the already numerous
list that haareeeved benefits that other medicine
produce.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
ORANGE GROVE
WHISK BY.
v. q. G.

yHE pUkB.1 Mf.DICI AL AGENT EVER KNOWN,
mas furnished the community Ftimuaut pure health.
u and inYi Grating at the time mild uocions
beverage II is calculated IN do away with the vile
drugged sind hat palmed OF the community, aud
bch l. Injurious budy snd mind. For sale by
c. GILplN. sole Ageut,
rcoper of Tenth aud Market SIS, Wilmington, Del.
mar %
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
El-A slnsle bottle of SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times Its cost anntslly~UH
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH
AS-"A STIIon IN TrE SAyBs NiSg.'
As accidents will happen, even in we'll regulated Ami
ies Il IL very desirable to have cheap and
nisn way for repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery, &c.
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and household afford
TO DO without It, II is always ready and up TO the stick
Ing poioi. . go ...., ,,,,,,.
NJ B.-A BRUSH accompanies each bottle. Price, 2j
cents, Address
HENRY G. SrALDING,
Nc. ~ CEDAR Street, New-iOfk.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
CAUTION

CAUTION.
As certain unprincped persons attempting to palm
90 on the unsulpeeng public, limitations u my PRE-
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, aud see that the fun name,
AssPALDINds PREPARED GLUE,sEa
Il on tn eide wrappsr allothers are swindlna o0un
tsrtsits. eb le
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30


THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
GEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
III HEADACHE,
THATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
Al heJs Tesiaoaiah rere unsolicited BY Mr. spALpiSu
they afford unqaeitiona1le proet qf he efficacy
ofmis truly scientific discovery.
MAsosSLLz. oOss, Feb 8, 1861.
have tried your Cephalic Pills, ana like them so ,ue
that want you TO send me two dollars worth more.
fAft OF these Tor the nHlRhtOfH. 10 whom
few out the hrst box | got from you
Send the Pills by mail and oblige
Yonr obt servant
JAMES KENNEDY
HAyrafoRp, Pa, Feb G, 1851
wish YOU to send mo one more box Of your cephalc
Pills Ihdrs received great deaf q Gsen;f'tron them
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsE
spnucg cRrKK HusftaaTos IN PAL
January IS 1861.
H. c. sPALprSo.
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cephallc
Pills. Send them Immediately
Ae'p'''u''' 'ou.f JNo. B. sIMoEs
PSI hare used one bos Of your PMS, and dad them
excellent.
BELLs vASoS ONO, Jan. 49, 1861.
Pleass nnd ineloed twenty-five cents, for which send
another box Of your CenhAc Pills. THY truly
the b'st fNHs J hare errfriei
Direct 4. sToVER, Pm.
Belle Vernon, Wyaudet Co, o.
BsvEaLr, MASS, Dee II, 1910.
wish for some circulars or large show bills bring
your CephHlc Pills more particularly before my custom
ers lfyou have anything Of tue kind, please send to
One Of my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache tusually lasting two dnys cured Of On dt
task IN one hour 6y your Piis, which fenl hsr.
"''p''""''s '0VS;' ". b. WILKES.
RBIsoLDsBuRa, fRASElls Co, oHIo,
January Q, 1851.
MOI Cedar St. NY.
DEAR SIR:
Enclosed dad twenty-five cents, (25) for which send
box Of "Cephae PlR' Send to address OF Rev. VIM. G..
Hller, Rsynoldshurg, Franklin Co, Ohio
Your Pills trork lie ehcrai-cure Ifdddeie diunt
insidRfsr.
Tiuiy yours,
YPaILAETI, Mich, Jan II, 1861
Ma. sPALpRd.
SiR:
Not long since to you for box Of CephAlio Pills
for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Costyenes
and received the same and they had 20 good sef thai
Ipdg induced 10 sind for more.
aPleAse send ty return mail. Direct TO
A. X. WHEELER,
YpsilAntl, Mich.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30

My uncle Beagley, who commenced his com
mercial career very early in the present century
as bagmau, @il tell stories. Among them, be
tells his Single Ghost Story so often, that | am
heartily tired of it. In seli-defence, therefore,
publish the tale, in order that when next the
good, kind old gentleman offers to bore US with
il, every body may Say they know IL. | remem-
Der every word of it.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30

FSom NE Hssiern r. r. Ga;sii,, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spadll g. and his unrivaled
lie
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. Ah1 NiarkeN street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &c. &C., promptly and
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission in this city al the Brokers Boards In Pha
delphia, New York, oiiur cities by of
Qonding brokers whl are all firms Of high standing.
40 EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks or
Loans purchased ahroai the regular brokers commission
quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
aud our agents
DRAFTS We draw on Philadelphia, New York or Bos
ton and procure drafts other American cities at the
lowest rates ot exchange.
FORElGN pRAFrs-We draw on Great Britain, Ire
and. urrnany aud ever other country in Europe
houses of nudoubel standing, In sums to suit our
customers.
EXCnANGE--f Foreign or Domefie-bought and sold
at the mesi favorable rates allowed by the market
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks on Mes
York.
REAL STATE We attend to tho purchase and sale
Of Real Estate in town or country and respeefuy Ivite
purchasers nr ors tl give Us call We rent houses
and when d'sol by customers attend to the cOllee-
tnn Of thsir rents.
COLLEC lIpSs -Our correspondence enables us to
renh any prominent point IN America nr In any foreign
country huneh tho most reliable channels, Our faeill
ties FIR mtking collections therefore complete and
ucnily purspus syalng themselves Of them be
outidvn that ihulr business Will be faithfully aud
5rOmpuy attended TO. cur charges low are
N Ade by any reliable parties.
IN evuiy csse where employed aim ls TO do
ba hest Tor tho Interest Of cus0mers aud solicit
he patruna ge ui our ends aud he public generally
jan JOHN MeLkAR a SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-30


SiR:
Not long since sent to you for box Of cephAiu Pills
for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cosyeness,
and received the same and they had 20 gooi s1ef that
ItpdI iadueed 10 sind for more.
aPleAse send ty return mail. Direct 70
A. X. WHEELER,
YpsilAntl, Mich.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
rnIonCoun,y yCourtProeiamatIon
WHEREAS, The Hon. AB'M S.WILSON.
w Pre,-lsn, JJlge for lie anIh JudlcIaI

HEREAS, The Hon. AB'M S.WILSON.
w Pre,.dsn, Judge for the apIh Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed of ths
cauatles Of Uai0a, VI I and SNYDER. and
J>o " SIvo>ro~ sndJ J5HS Walls Esqs-,As>O-
cI4;e Judges @ Union county. have issued iheir
prsccp,, bearing dale the -5.h day Of May.
1861. aat 10 me directed for The holding OF N
Orphans Cour,. Court Of Common Pleas, Over
aut T-rnJner. and General Quarter Sessions.
al LEWI>BJ Re. f9r the county Of UNION,
on the / n.ri Monday Of September, (5elns the
tG,a tayj 1851, and 10 Continue one week,
Nouce Is therefore hereby gwen 10 the Cor
oner. Justices OF The Peace and Consiables IN
and for he county Of Uuion. 10 appear in their
own proper persons with iheir records, inquI-
si..oaS, eTamiaailons z-t other remenbrances
10 60 those things which OF ,he.E Offices and IN
their behalf appsT.ala 20 be done; and ali Wit
ueSses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
cf Inc Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and here
attending, and noi depart without leave al their
Te'i.. Jurors are requested 10 be punctual IN
their Attendance a The appointed time sgrees-
be 10 notice
Given Uater Hy hand ard seal al the sher-
a ; Once n LswI,5urg. lhe sih day Of
Aa-us:. \ D 1861. ani he SSH year Of the
Independence Of the United SAFES OF Ameri-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth,
JOHN CRO>SGROVE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
Grani JlrOrs. Sent. 7. 1851.

Ii-ls,. qT.-Ios Seeto'i
Lslristu-c-Geo v Forres-. Peer H Beever,
Lewis + Io1es, Aaron t We,zel
I,,-i,-Iaol5 EL5.sh. Ca Run, Dan Kaaass
Hyfb.r1-Wn Wilson
Esgy-J1hn Shuck. Tns Rsau, E-nl Reely
We, Buf1,5s-G Geo I shea-v. Chrn Nensch,
John Hav.s, Danl Fisher, Enoch kaufman.
Byfris-Chas Fry, los Kleckn-r, Al Young.
ERf Bgf1ts-AlsIr Penny
Ha,ftr-SamI Ruhl.
af--g-Enoch NIl-r
Wa,is Dser-Israel Gsyer
TR4TERSE JCRORS
B-rTg-I. In Tate. Gershan B.ttle. James
Russell. sam. : OatS, Jacob Becker
PuFas-Narin Dulk!e, Jacob Z.e5ach, ia.
CD DruA.e
,'rEia5,.r--J,s Gu,s'ius. Chs Noaielius, Hy
>wl,ef.ri. Berrvh.l Bt. Geo Yarger
E-,' Buf.fs-N0ah Baker 10 T ijrovn. Dsv
MecE.T. Ja g Brr WI, Dav Resm + z.ller..
UIi:e Dser-Sam BeTkhe.mer, Rob MCurley.
sam Marshall
E.Eg-Dar HENLEY. Tho ComIsv
Limss'5ns-> N B1rrsv. Com Pellman, Jacee
DER, IN Rlnkerr. VIM Sees
E.ir Bsrl1-Jos Winter, Jos Kleckner
Ns1 BrFIh'-Jno Gable, LeT 7. Shoemaker.
Pa.I2 Spicy
Hv'iy-In N'Call. in LeSh-r " Halfpsnnv.
Drie>sach, : Marsh. in Zel-
le7, j. Baker. 7 u NesbI., >aml Maus
Ls'ris-Jaco5 BTcucher, Jacob Rghl, Jesse
Th-mP>un
J'sim-John yzuBusk.rk, Chas Oli'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

R9BELs DON'T LIKE GERNASs.-Tts
following precious article appeared II
Kentucky Secession paper, a short time
ago Speaking Of the Germans at Cairo,
tie Eiitor says:
"Whsn the bow-legged, wooden-shoed,
sourkrJuI sinking, b0logpe-saDssge-eatiGg,
demonstrating Dutch sOrs Of - from
Cairo had accomplished the briilian, feat
Of taking down the Secession flag on tie
river bark, they were pointed TO another
flag Of the same sort, which was flying
gloriously and defan,ly about two squares
dis'au. raud which their guns did Dot COW
er, and defed, yea, double-oig, black deg
dared (ss We used to say at SCHOOL, to take
,ha, fag down. The co.ardiy pups, the
sheep dogs, the sneaking skubks dare not
DO 20, because those twelve peiees ot srti!-
lery were not bearing upon it. And these
are the people who are sent by Lincoln to
crush o1p the South :"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
Issue List for Sept. Court.

Hannah H1nuel IS Daniel Reng.eI
MCurdy Tate Us : BrobSt
Ds " II : >ee50.d IS >anl VII,
X BJEes for see. IS John Locke
VI i!-ssWarlh sc Is Chs II Simmer
hsU.ia krIcE IS MarIn Il Reed
K Baum for Wood>ite i CO VS. J VI Baum
sane Us same
ssUe VS. sams
Joseph LYON "a John Panl
DAVID Ne>oi ys John PaGI
Kline ys GuislgS
Charles HeRsca IS Birkiutine & Mears
Amos Barssr vs. John RIshel's exrs
Ben, Fei,sr IS SamQe! VA. e. ..
Fe,,-r aud VIE VS. same
John Winters " 4 CrctZsr
N2rg Nvsrs vs. VI Eornig
AryIne ClaEz, a1u-r vs. Church K NMichasI
same sane
Nsnscn's vs. Yor--man & Walter
Clark for Cummings VS. John M'Alsrney
n Ducks:i end sc Us J q Yoaus
Evsrs for Was v Have>
Rachs. SGesss &c VS. Charles SFsese
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

A correspondent, at Canton, Bradford
Co, writes Us that BiDe ''cou,IabaGds," ("
from Maryland, passed through that vii
lage recently Oh their way to Canada.
Que Of them a,ked g. for some food for
himself aud travelling eompaaious, when
the fglio.ing eouversatiou took place;
"You are from Maryland p asked &.
s'1e-, sar."
"Were you well treated? did you ge,
enough to eat? aud clothes to wear ?"
40, ya., sar-buJ den"
"WeI, then, why did you run away
You may be glad to 60 back before a yeaI
Is over"
By this time the "e0b'rabsud" aud bis
friend. became Convinced that there va:
10 shcw for any help from g., and io0king 2
Wi.tfuiy a: escb other and then a, their
iuterloeutor, the spokesman closed the col
!oqyy by this remark:
look a b Yer, mss,'r; M place down
dar is waka,ed. II you wants it, you:
welcome 20 il foralI ne Good day, sar.
-UeisLJrg' (Pd.) iyt9',r.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13
CnEGsRIV INSTITUTE,

1927 aad 1879 .Spruo~ street, Phitado.
ITHiS Iasulu,e, conducted for tuo years
Ta-L ~ ,hls CITY, by M.B.HE CH.s.E.r
sl1 aec niece NADAvs l. HsAvtLLr. upon The
same principles as Inc one Ia New
YorE. e>fa5iI shed there a the year sI4, will
reopen on Monday, sept. I6, with lis usual
ample and complete provision fer The educs-
ton oi Young Ladies. UuLer the direction Of
Natau- D'H-rviliy. Circulars, ant all re-
Cl.s5.e inform aauoa, can be chained on appll-
cation 10 the Principal. Aug. 9,6Im3l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13

Gen. N'Clellau's mode of dealing with
the newspaper correspondents at Wash
ing'on merits hearty commeDiation. He
assemblies them together, aud frankly in-
fJrms them Of his views aud desires as re.
spects the publication Of intelligence con-
cerning the movements Of the army. Of
course there Is not one of them, nor one
of the journals by which thsy are en-
ployed, bur will sealouslJ comply with
the Generals wishes.