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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
lug 70 permit II. 0at.+,neatto detpdi
her from III. horde. d rah.nly piA.. sns

lug to permit tie G#er,neat! 10 defsadi
her from III. ho,aes Of ra@4uly pirits sns
gendered By her pet Institution I I Il
Kentucky cannet defend he,self IRON
the traitors she has nourished, but with
the arrogance Of tyranny she dictates the
terms upon which the loyal States shall be
permitted to defend her. She does not
care that these terms are ruinous 70 her
friends and Of browning advantage to those
she calls e,,c,aics. She Is not ashamed
that she calls upon wives and mothers Of
the loyal States to surrender. husbands and
soma to death that the wives asd mothers
Of traitors. traitors themselves, should be
supplied with troops Of aervants, and SO be
protected from the inlign,ty Of honest la
b,r. Who does not know that it will
require twice if not four times the, amount
Of men and money to put down this rebel
Ion and preserve Slavery that it would if
the rebels were At once deprived OF the a'd
and comfort Of their slaves? It will re-,
quirs perhaps four times the amount If
loss Of life and treasure to put it down
thus: If indeed 1t can be done at all; but
what is the difference that Nsrthern cot.
fers should DO empticd and Noethern
homes msde desolat', If o, " our rebel
mostcrs and mistrssses eau con,iu &c to live
at their case exempt from hard handed
toll? To accomplish this Kentucky las
set herself; and if ever, people in this
world paid dearly for a whistle, the Uni
ted States Government will pay ten thou
sand fold for the remnant Of Unionism in
Kentucky. =. We would God the whole
Ststo ould join. South Carolina to,mor-
row. a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17

Their. can ). on opinion Only q the
conduct Of Colonel Burke and .is officers
tapd men towards the, prisoners II their
charge. The prisoners are allowed every
privilege consistent with their safe keep
hR, and! hava no removable cause for COM.
plant. The loss Of liberty is, Of course.
the main privation. but those prisoners VITO
have been discharges testify TINT a, far
from the imposition Of any unnecessary II.
they we're more favored daring
their Incarceration than they had any res.
son to expect when they were sent . Fott
Lafayette. =. - ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17

sucll vessels, among others, loaded with
shoes blankets, clothing, ete., have fallen
into our hasds, and: the. biha Of lading q,
one Of them, the Susan Jane, from Hall
fax, Nova Scoti', showed that the goods
were purchased fIo,b Leading houses IN
New York and Boston. 1t is probable
that more direct evidence Of completely
than these papers furnish would be re-
quired before parties who sold the goods
could he. inv.ted to take up residence III
Fort Lafayette
We notice a shipment from Boston
last Thursday Of one hundred and twenty
three cases, containing 6,:33 pairs, for
Halifax, which goods very likvj ysare in.'
tended ultimately fqrs the; SopthJ 40, the
Shipment i, very large for that province.
The Quartcrmaster.Ge Generals department
at Richmond has received five thousand
pairs Of a now kind Of shoe, which is cx-
pectcd 70 answer very well during the
great scarcity Of leather. The Richmond
papers say the uppers are made Of canvas,
prepared 80 as to be impervious to the
weather, and IRE said to equal in: all re-
spects the best shoe leather. These prob
ably are no better and no worse than the
recently introduced New York canvas
shoe. The shoe m< rchants Of Richmond
urge the, discharge from the Confederate
army Of I'LL the shoe makers, ard their
employment at making those shoes. Cam
vas shoes have been used extensively BY
soldiers in camp in Massachusetts for ia.
ti;uc wear. ,: -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
Col. Blair.

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer gives the Of
fetal charges against COL Bl.ir.- We have
not room for the report, but the substance
Of it is that he was in the habit Of speaking
Of bis commanding officer, Cen Fremont,
in such way as to impair his authority
and his credit-that he used his position
as meqsber Of General Fremont's family,
to give weight to his charges-that he
wrote letter to bis brother, Post Master
General Blair, bringing serious charges
against Gen. Fremont, thug using his fam:
lily inauence.to cripple General Fremont,
idssead Of writing to the Secretary Of War
or the President. This letter was laid be-
fore the Cabinet, aud Mrs. Fremont, WIN
was in Washington, wrote to the Presid-
ent. asking a copy: Of it: This vas re.
fused. Whom Gen. Fremont telcgraphed
for COPY and received It. The account
given by Colonel Blair Of the disorderly
conduct of the troops around St. Louis,
and the inefficiency of the commander dif'
fer 50 much from the accounts Of the press
Of tho city and newspaper correspondents
from Missouri, that one is forced to con-
clude that Col Blair has misrepresented
the case. Blair complains that the Proc
lamat:cn was not issued Immediately after
Fremont took command, thinks the prin-
ciple of it all right, and that the only
trouble was the want of power to enforce
it. How this was 70 be remedied by de-
stroying Fremont's credit and c,rnte man:
ding the Proclamation at tho same time as
Colonel Blair and the President has done,
it is difficult to comprehend.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17

The following letters are now held
for postage in the St. Cloud Post Office:
s. D. Trambly, ::Beptist Keck
Michael steinkerchen, G. Gilman, Henry
Foertch.
No Old style stamped envelopes will be
received at the St. Cloud Post Office in
payment Of postage. ~' -
H. z. MITCHELL, P. NJ.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-17
I: sThermome OIL Record
= reported szpre&aly. tor. tie DRHoc1A1s
.. Aarkgu, z)rAQQisf, St. C2oHd "a

Meeker County orders ~ IN IS r.
Oo1la. Dsatts q this oaisa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
The Coolest Thing On Record.

As Gen. Scots army was marching
triumphartly into the city of Mexico,
procession of monks emerged from the
gate of a convent situated on an emineDce
at the right, and advanced with slow aud
measured tread until they met the army
at right angles. The guide or leader Of
the procession was a venerable priest,
whose hair was whitened by the frosts Of
many winters. He held in both hands
contribution box, upon which was light
ed candle, and when within few yards Of
the army the procession halted. As the
army proceeded, many true believer in
St. Patrick dropped some small coin or
other into the old priests box. And,
when it was observed that q soldier was
searching III his pocket ror soUictniuS {"
bestow, the priest would step forward
and hold bis box to receive the donation.
Ultimately there came along tall, guant,
limber-sided, gauder-lOOking iaukee, who,
on seeing the poor priest thrust his hands
into the very depth Of his breeches pock-
cts, as if in search for dime or something
of the kind. The priest, observing this
movement, advanced as usual, while Jon
a,han, holding forth greasy locking roll
of paper, commenced very deliberately un-
folding it. The old priest anticipated
liberal donation, and put on an air Of the
most exquisite satisfaction. Jonathan
continued to unroll piece after piece OF
tri.twis,ed tobacco. lie next thrust his
hands into another pocket, aud drew forth
q clay pipe, which, with the utmost delib-
Grafton, he proceeded to fill by pinching
of small particles Of tobacco. When this
vas done, having placed his tobacco IN his
trcechcs pocket, he stopped forward and
lighted bis pipe by the priests candle,
aud making an awkward inclination of the
head intended, perhaps, for box-he
said, 'Much obleeged tOycu,' Squire, "and
proceeded Gu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
THROAT .sssEaSE.

This large class Of diseases. nclndus leerntonS, In
ramations Bronchial lrrIatous Acs most -ucroS f. J.
Iy treated by the Dr Paws B'FuTHtiTr and pr.
Dsvi- Throat Application. hrrd IL" "'lc"lng rase OF
speedy after long continued ~uA't'nE+
f,>r TuvN. hr-trI Co. July >, 1889
DP B,vIs-Dcsr SIR: about h'" yeats axe. | WI. at
tackled with dsraSr If the throat "lirh came On grab
ury. but at times when wuU'i takr colt the pain ami
suffering would lee dlstrcs s-iuc acsurpauId with
loss of such extent that could not speak
above whi-ror. TIE liS,A-- continued letting worse,
notwithstanding was under medical Treatment rfiour
dTrr,nt phy -iriirs. Bee ming alarmed st my 'onii
ton cou-Iu led To- to rhiAuie hIH aud consult YOU
which r-cnllrri d. IN th~ winter 81 ISL, Thrn
you recommended t, tax" Your H"ra''F. 7uj by
the us. four bottles Of II III corue ton With your
throat HVViration WAS .iiir'ih ''-'n "HH nav" re-
mainci we'll. II j. more :hnn y'ar sine ihccuIe
WAS Effected. respectfully. 'our freud. .
NtLGAEEITA =. EI>lIrP.
fr-nR DAVIS ANTrScUnft Lors pI>THLNi "nl lHH1ir
APyiC,TIpN should accompany the u PrraiNe in ca-ss
Of S~ruftous Ulcers aud Ulcers. &c. &" the Ihr' St
~ Call On the Agents. J.BAnER n co. or
Lrwi>hmc. and rrocur" Circulars rnTt'I"int a Idfs
m.ss of .vii.nre in favor ~ 90" medicine
J. BAKER & co, Agts FIR iulon county. SLY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
"Providentialiy Directed"

Persons frequently imagine that the
suggestions of their own human nature
are the iutimations and directions OF God
They love to be guided by Him, and they
love to think that their own pleasant de-
sires and purposes are inspired by Him ;
thus they easily deceive themselves. Al
amusing instance Of this, took place at
certain Conference. Among the attend
ants was a very beautiful and intelligent
looking young lady, who drew the admir-
ing gaze of many eyes, particularly eyes
masculine, always on the lookout for
pretty feminine faces.
During an intermi,sion, spruce young
minister stepped up to the Presiding Ed
er, and said, with an air Of secresy:
"Did you observe the young lady who
sat by the first pill.r on The lef!"
"Yes," said the Elder, "what Of herr
"Why," said the young man, 81 feel
IMPRESSED that the Lord desires me to take
that lady for my wife. think she would
make a good companion and helpma'e IN
the work of the ministry"
The Elder had nothing to Object. But
in few moments another candidate for
ministerial efforts and honors, and for the
name Of husband, came conhdentially TO
make known like impression regarding
the same young lady.
"Yuu had better wait awhile. 1t is not
best to be hasty in determining the source
of such impressions, said the prudent
Elder.
And he had said well, for hardly were
the steps of the second youth Geld at bis
side, ere third approached with the same
story. and, while the worthy con6dant still
naryeled, a fourth drew near with the
question, "Dii you notice the fine, noble
locking woman on your left !"
"Yes," cried the swelling Elder.
swell, sir" went on the fourth victim
of that one unsuspicious girl, alt ssrong-
ly born upon my mind, that it is the
will Of the Lord that should make pro-
posals of marriage to that lady. He has
impressed me that she is to be my wife"
The Elder could hold in no longer :
"Impossible Impossible y he exclaimed,
io an excited tone. "The Lord necer
could hare intended that four men should
mary that one 'comd"!"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22


Dr.. w. \. D,rI--k'srrc''i tripud: | rcr'H'd
letter from the. f.w iay which th-' wished
r rn give thee cIIrvri -iRt at tHrr ca" from
his fr-t attack. lie tnNcn IN t- i 81 >t. "t'
ia h., 18th Year. with pain ia IT. llp Hnd this
aud ~r- confined to hi- bed Tor nv month. In tir
cnur.e q. tine ulcer frmr On h'> ihih, Nhi'h
discharged gr-at deal q bloody wafer: tr kr-- 'i hi
other l-s then cuipr' H~' swelling. and ~Hs very pam
fIi; his y gui ut frrc tfU TF'grri .'-": h'T'
n,r. Tsy ig'r, SIO.s hts hHr' I4 "a "Hrg.1
qr.rt yiuH''y ;r,ci g,dtr. ms leg hin" ir"A,
a., ne, 10 n, Gniis ,rh,rh cot ted ~ IT'Sg has
drII. ul,H H.. hify c'TgJ"H "sid Y.st nf H'Hr mo
La., lie then took pains HI. ati had ulcers
on both which y'rs painful ARA -"rr, HHa i''f'yi
Lpne fr.jysrfy d,stGy~d tr'r r' Hcfs. hts ~
rus drd,rp ny. uHf Cp.f MT be- STR r'i. cat y
IL. ,at maiun lie ATTENDED D., u liy -lcau Tor
comfortable length Of tine without much h-h'it. lie
then took five bnit.s Ut luSNsiNDs sAh-,PtIitA with
out any If We next applied to ply iciru oi LSn-
caster Who prescribed great deal al dir r-ut m'in-
without ANY Improvement got rrc'Iit for making
sa-s.pArils procured the n.iCliruts "i al vth.c
~ in Lancaster ant Eindc gHl whIrh be took, be
sides great luaptty pi tea mide of ssrsarnra root
and Ss-spfrs> mixed; also Prirsiy Ash anu B"rl"rk
Tra: but all did l- good until b" took liz medicine,
hich We hoard "f from the hru,tf n DOM. a. the
son Of n.i.hor Henry Bro.ius. In -huit time,
an imrro,cn-ui p-rcrptih and ntiLu'd uUti he
va. cured, hich with the twelfth htti- II ass
entirely changed him roth in health ant SPIRITS Tor
which feet very grateful Indeed sud Hm wllIts to do
all can tcuui>irnt viii truth for IL. a'iN-ur"meEt Cf
thy DkruKArINE and the good OF TIE -u'irrlnG.
Thy sinrrrr tfruI, lhDlA M'oEE
Thee may do Is thee nj with this IA welcome
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

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u 80 r'm'rhr'S e e, ,unl ana y ,in'.'ii r. ''iA ~
',.,aS acton. ty d,.re,siu tie local t,ldynry vLh
forms them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
Union COUNTY STAR & LEWSBURG CHRONICLEMARtI %, 1851
Patent Mica Lamn Chimney.

AL,Mp CHIMNEY THAT WILL NOT BREAK.
Fi'HIS great invention conmends ltseii !"
every one using COAL Oil LAMPS. l,
gives more light. requires less cleaning. anu
will no, break by the heat or cold. falling. or
any ordinary usage. For sale by StoreSeepeis
generally through hon, the L s. and the Canafas.
Wholesale blythe Manufacturers and Pateniees
HORNiNG Il HUMPHREY.
gNo. 32l, North Second 81. Philadelphia
NIB. A large and superior stock o; COai
OIL LAM ~ always on hand al prices dew
ing competition. Also iae Portland Coal oii
n, Nan,f,r,urers' prces 4wSsl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
PURIFY TIE BLOOD
n0FFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
PECHir EiiScrS.

THE hiyh and cnvicd cciebritywhlca
| ,hr.. rr.rr.inrnt n-iirin-s h-,- sH1ui''d tn''
inv,ristI- ,f'ea-y IN all the ds--e- when my P'
e. cur. hs, rr,i IL. u~usl prArnr- 81 Fulns nv
only unnecessary. hut ur~,rtty o' tarE my are
hy th.r ,rnits thrr xnoJ rcrs testify fr then
and they thrive not by th- faith oi the cretnl"o'.
N S,IIC,sysrF a-rr-N Acrrr .yn CH'n>ic h-''
s.ri~s arytcTi1>- st.brts .>r h'n-tff nr.i,'
F,y,-s ,>r IIy,, torrlnNl-.-in Ii" south snd "'e'
vb.r. t-.- d'..-s Prevail they will - found h'N'"
able Pl-ut-r-. Farmers. and oth-r. no o'h," ne '
N.icins. viii n.rrr afterwards h- withon' th'E
pY-P,r-.-No I.r.on with tA'- d-ti-S'ihs
should delay using th--r nrliriE.s IT r'"il-'-s.
.InN. 0r rHE SKIN, kEy-PIs-. fL.TuitSci' ft'h ~
t.r, For this .rourS- of thr Western country '-e
medicines will t- found s-f-. sf"cdy, 'rd o-t'ih -
ty o,h-r hare the IL N -ut j-ctt" ~"
Of the ii--H.r-a /, thss- rI-diein-.s Is PstmsA
TkY Tats. s.TI-TIEb, sNo ~ crkso-
N,,crr,L LI--..-i.-N-v-r fails 70 srndrnte -ntir~y
all the --ct- 81 M.rrurv inhn'i'iy SOONER thHh Inv ~
po~.rfuI pre- paration Of sar-rpnriiN
NIopr Swy>fs N,uyors ptriIirr NErvo-- 'nsftsi>'s
or AZ xl>rs OroA>Ic Afrre1Ipss, PiIYnATos o. lhf
HE.Rr, rsINTERs CHoIIc.
Ptlrs-Ihe original proprietor ~ th''r r'dir'ne ~a
Lite Medicine. alone NorAs f-'i snc' are rtrrt""l's
-.p-lIrd hy thee Nriinr. Parent viii d. ven I" hI
mui.t-r them vhrnevrr their rAistnce s sh'i'cteo
Kr.i viii t- certain.
THE LIFE PiIIS AND fIiENIN EfTTtts
rurif, the blood spd thus remove al diseases tr' NJ "
-y.,.m A SIN lie tr,rl ~ pI-rr ~" LItk FILLS ana
rHFNIX BIrItI:s '-ycud tie reach OF competition "a
the estimation OF every 2ati"nt
Hs-rr-ssrrl hy DIR. WILLIAM MpFfhT
81. broadway, torn.r worth II Ne" YORK,
Ir--s aud soid hy all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
80 VVENvNVI S,NVENESS,

there u,nv where d's-e - to" i-rc aiy""
10 -r,n uncecs -,i in III. system and si.hi rough
regarded sirIly ,nrUyHuo- cra-'s 80 is
,r'l t. of . stirnt An impUr- >'-ir oi -" h"na
;ar,.h iiafInn of the lang hl- tie st>irr NIh
lar hum"r, sud ru-ston becomes '.rh" or acc T
,r-l ;eNeriSb nien-ity-ih" heart. h'"r. and Nd
n~v> .~r.r,f-ly performing functions of vial n"er.-i
,s our R-l l-r-. led IN their regular action
.a digestive r.sr- f..r their ts.k aud refuse &c
r.,rt r t" process separating h- rti"us .'m"na
'rum food aud h. vLtl. ntsl b.iEg -r aigh ready
.,nk uud.r burden - f-. III" s'i-nt ct'f,
account, hi hc,iiun nj d-"T'rrs aud ".'su
r.,.-, 10 r--or ~ ,t," from his thOrOus cis
b.llci IN any pro.Ieet of cure. To such
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

Gen. Butler, of Lowell, is wit. The
Boston Courier reports that he was in
Washington the other day, aud during a
conversation with southern men, one OF
them, Georgian, said, "I do not believe
there is an honest man in Massachusetts &"
After a moments reflection he addcd al
beg to assure YOU, Nj Butler, | mean
nothing personal" The General re-
.pouded: Il tcn,ve rhcre are a great
many boucst men in Georgia but in say
ipg SO, slF / DO not mean anything
pcrsoul.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

MEAN PEOPLE Here is bit at mean
people, in Dr.. HOLMES new work, "E Isle
Veuuer." We italicise a rich sentence !:
"a mean man never agrees TO anything
without deliberately running it over SO
tba, he may see its dirty side, and, if be
can, sweating the coin he pays for it. II
an 1rchangel shonH oGer to soce has som
for sirpence, he ,eonid try to Ji"d SIR
pence uith a hole IN Il.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
a.s.EMa.S; I'LL. >.
LENINBUEG, ONION CO, PA.
l.. u, BREWER. Proprietor

THIS new Hotel Is situated opposite The
Court House, Ia the mu>I ia>hl"naiIe ana
beautiful part ct the town, ard inr >'yle ana
convenience can not he surpassed IN Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find II the most CONVENIENT and
central nuLllc hor>e-chargeS will he the
most treaSonable-and neither time or expense
will he shared 10 beslow every comfort upon
those who may call.-LewiSbuIg, May 3.is6O
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

According to the rebel logic, that is
"peaceful secession" when ones pocket.
book is ad.Oi,ly abstracted 'sun the sly :"
and that is improper "coeroion" when the
owner knocks the thief down to recover it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

Somebody who had just been reading
Gen. Wool's letter, sent the following to
the Boston ilds:
Such soldier talk assures the land
IL isut wholly bursted:
Our Uaa4 against their o9'tg1. and
Secession schemes arr lCsTytsA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
C:.%yNE;Mk VyANSVN@

~an of his acquaintance who is snb
r., 70 .du- form lang threat complaint which
u' srt-i i Ia "s-rn, i'-g';Hhly cnn-isg- the III
i-"g Tr-rntur- grave /" such! h"lp l. At baud II
hey VII nat avail trm-clNcs oi It aai toi "-th" tr-
'1-rr brighter dsVS-i,y l-' ,kru"I SIt"ut tear
70. riHllln- tt-Api ointment ilr- -. lH't~ hh'"N
Ar,tN "r- lu-t -hst l. claimed Ter H. sLe
rN II uT"n by IT.. sI-H b"L. ~" n"-t >urr"'~
fal IA cuInc Gns aud throat Disorder. oi any remedy
An"sr At the Irr-"ut iav. IL" many ta-'- a~~"''r
hv Consumption r;h-> the aTPr"n"n ."u "i t"'- No"
Ltv. ga .ar itS approach eitu"r ifum c"n-ttu
t;rnsl @ hereditary tendency.
White ,,r i,coyer-r o. this remedy i"cs M, h"!i"v"
'Ll J-oyie should be constantly dosing tAonisei'e, "t
r1r'i4CIu-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

The following lrtt'r fiem hi-hIy rrsi ret"d member
Of the society uf friends al ri~ ,Iid'Ec, oi the
,rr.t superiority of tue DLrURbuL over -VsAFatutA
-,t-,p,EIrL, NyrcHE- 81. well - the various oLyr
Medicines in general use :'r ScruiuiR.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

An lrishman, who was engaged a, q
drain, had his pickaxe raised in the air
just as the clock struck twelve, determined
to work no more till after dinner, let go
the pickaxs aud left it hanging there!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
GET INSt Il ED
West GraHCh ln>uTarre t,mPsrI
Iutk HAVEN. "A b
"ON. HARVEY. Pre,if,rf,
II ]. ". CHAIN An, Sf-r''.

II ]. v. tHNTN N, M ?
This company, on entering upon ".
year OF Their Iu>IEe>>. suhuIt the e :
statement of ihe.r assets ami business 1. .
public.
Nrn.Lrr q Policies in + rec January I. l't'. - /
Amount uf Property insured do =
Amt OF J. MUM NOtvs N t.rrs 60
Number Of Policies i-su,d Tast year
AM uut 81 Pr p.rtN insured
Amount 81 Premium Nutr> received
Amount % Iy--r- sustained
THIS Company continues 70 insure '. '...
Description OF properly. such a. 'O
goods. merchaUf.ze. &c, a-air>, l'>> % ''-
age OF Fire, and i,r any lime .m..'l ~ ~
peiual. -,
SAN'L II ORWlG, Agent
LewiSbure. Oct 20, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
* NSN NV'NE TVNNAS;9

- the AC.rr.S RNssN. thoroughly worthy the cr7f
3eur. o' Al Fverv -vnlTnn " Consumption - surely
7rrr ,rer',v rra4rs'-I nv is IT. effects rre
none n.hr hrnng and rHu"vsiinc :" the rn
.:-- sv-'rt, Rronrhi.i- A-'hra. Coughs. Colds and
Genera, u,hli.r are .rec-u,lv cured hv it, Nstt
S-rl's los II fir.h ,nd Waiting a"aN ~ TIE Nn~c"@
l-s of Appetite Soreness e the fhr"s', 'hr-' Hni
Tnngs Liver Cnmrlatn' rsyi's'ion ~ ~" ifrHrt 'h
,. or pr.,-hiu.-.n thee affections 1t-rPTsAr in AZ
icr- ViNlv .hrrt af,e using Dr. o. lheiI- Browns
t-Sar-u H,l-an.
/, uouri.tr- md strengthens 'hs patent who . toe
- .pc.s ,o r,rt..n nf ordinary :, ,rd II hr~l- I'll
W .rn.I sores uA~rci-- and inhan1'E On. II >''''ch
,n- hrscN- and r-yitlreS the hrIn. AMI y Ni'h"f
nj - tonic .urryIng "lrc'rclty or m'C1~''r i'rr"
e,.ry u,-, OF the rne-hl~i ard yro-irs'" hH's II
,e-Is M en.tLy 't,l =" convince hus that 10" A'l'\
R.-an - truiy the sr~A;.s; remedy % ~" cav A. ~
~arfc =, Qualities fully apparent in e.ht snd forty
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