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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

Trs>lay Morning & Friday Afternoon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

sSrThe Lew.sburg BlP'ist Sabbath
Sc1oa! have al Anniversary Celebration.
Sall'y, l6iL ius'A Union CeIltra:i5n
f." -. the Schools IL .4e DsIcpgL IS aaies
lIs.li ,:.oa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

vic:,aeI Brown is recommended 'sr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

john Ic>i,i:. E>.G.. i, recon aea-el
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

=. E.. J. RautSBAroH VIII preach for
:.= Cla,ral Church, next Sunday, morning
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A PERFECT CHARM.

MRS. wISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP certainly does, q.
the name implies soohe" tho Eo sufferer into quiet nstu
raj sleep from which srskes nyiRorte snd reeshei And
for the cure Of diseases ncn, to the period o. eebns such
s, Dysentery Diarhea Wind Collie &c, have Is
equal
We always been snl sin oppos@d 70 The practice of
ar1gyug Infants This article has delete ious effects what
ever and from experience I've speak advedyl
have every confidence Ia H. snd can hosy recoumer 10 oil
uohers Take our sdyice-use it,nd you viii strongly
recommend it " othcrs az We haye 20 you
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rE,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE Is.

The NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
L.LEADING ARTICLES, Border-sste Logic and
Psiotsm; The Texas Myst ~; Rebellion Dog
Chap; Sl4vory In the Contest Production in low d
One Tirg a, a lime; Land Pyaleerinsi fie Fight
Nete Hampton; joseph Hol,i The Ariinus Of TTea-
sou; Cnuency aud Finance.
u.FROn GEN BUFFERS COMMANDO The B:ele
ct Great Bethel; Bhe' and Sharp Con'es, or
force wss about coo Men Ons Of Our Reanr ns
fi,es upon Anoheri Our LOss-Naucs Of ht.ed
and Wounded.
I..BRIG-G -GEV PIERCE: Correspondence Of The
V..LIEUr GREBLE.
V..FROM EUROPE.
VI..FROM CALIFORNIA: Summary Of the --latest New'
VII so1rTHFRN POWER OF STEALING: Core
spondeuce o. The NJ y. Tiibune.
VIII. FROM ILLINOIS: Correspondence of The N T.
Tribune.
H..fRoM VIRGINIA; Correspondence of The N T.
Tribune.
X..THE CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
xI..THE WAR FOR THE uNIoN lmpo, AT Adysnss s0;,s
Breech Loading Gums The Isy and Pension 0i Or
XII. SOUTHERN CROPS
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Latest News
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From Washing on-Special Dispatehes to lhe ~ l.
THE REBEL FORCE IN VIRGINIA: The Nun.
Ms,ked Batteries
XVI. FROM PATTERsoNs COLUMN: Correspondence
The ". L. Tribune.
XVII REBEL OUTRAGFS IN MISSOURI: A Rsilroad
Bridge Destroyedi Telegraph Wires Cut and oPes'
tore Threatened
XvIl..NEW PUBLICATIONS; Health OF the Soldiers
X..POErRY: any Little swee,hesrt;" " Hymn for q
kis9Usising," " Under the Chestnui Boughs"
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spondence OF The N. \. Tribune
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Russell.
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specially Reported for The n. Y. Tribune
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TIMELY WARNING.

Every mother should be prepared to set in tie capacity
OF both nurse and physn her .cbildren she can, n
,he will discharge these duties much better than eny
oae she can employ. II sle dOes not ,he ought to know
tia. there IL medicine prepared By en- old uTs aAd ie
male py ean which has stood he es; OF many msny year.
and /, the perec. thing earth for Children teehi6g Il
ind Cole Dy.enery Diauhes and g. sue TO Tegu
late the bowels We say every mother do let
preiudiess the pudces OF Others stand in the Of the
relief that viii be s1reyes absolutely follow the
Of MRS. wINsLovs SOOTHING SYRUP. u il sold every
shee a. 75 cents bottle Odce 10. 70 Cedsrs, New York
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WHEN WE SAY

That MRS wINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP at. Ne
cham DO ba. reitere the language Of every who
ever used FOR their Children for all desses incident to pc
Rod teching such Dyse,ery and Dishee Wind Coiic
and Cholera nsnum II win psodnee queude sndres relieve
ali suffering infant viii awake 10y and refreshed
and not with the dl supeng e,.s Of preparation, Of
opium Sold eycrywhere, Is ceHts per bottle o1ce No II
Cedar-st., New.yoTk
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MRS. WINSLOw vs.. CRYING chill.
DREN

you dgbed night and broken Of res, by sick
child suffering and crying with the e!craciiiDs pain of cutting
tsethl II so 90 and bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately depend upon Il there Is mistake about IT,
There IL not mother earth who has used who will
not tell you that will regulate the bowels sud give
res. to the snd scef aud health to The child operating
Ike masc perfectly safe to use In all cases ard pleasant
to the ard Is the prescription OF one Of tho ote AMI
bes, female hy cas and ia tie Uuoi Sssto Price
25 cents No. - Cedarst Neio.S sod everywhere.
Daring The Thirty years Unprecedented and popu
l,rity OF MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, hnamsr.
able CoRpi,L, and other prepared BY pretendsi
NJ D. have sprng up and lived but mushroom existence,
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly lnclessps
In popularity, and become household word snd
THoUsANDS OF MOTHERS THANK
MRS WINSLOW
e o heath Of thoi Children by the Of hes u'suses
article.
hewage OF countefit.
None genuine unes tho assirse OF CURTIS PERKINS.
Eeyy.Yo.L is on the outside wrapper.
sodby Drug sd.is tAFong ghout the void
Principal office No. 10 Cedarst, NewYo.k
Price only Is cents per bottle
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1tle0icdl.


WHAT the Clergy think of Mrs. WINSLOW''
SOOTHING SYRUP for ehdren teethins:
We win teach snsy say blessing Mrs Win'ov for
bepg her survive and escape the gripping cokng aud teeth
log siege We confirm every word set forth IN the prospectus
II performs precisely wta. pros'el to perform, eVey part OF
it-nolhlng less
Rev. c. T. WISER,
ss'in. Grove, PerD.
We have tried Il and know Il be all II elaim,.
Reg. J. s. HoLME,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
On. ofbe NOT u,e medicine, OF H. Kind presented %
the public.
Rev. Dr. SMALLER, Portland, Ne.
In our fsnlily Il has proved blessing iadeed.
Rev. SYLyANUS COBB.
Boston Mass.
We have tried and know whereof Affirm. b. s use or
intact brought through the critical period Of teethns
with scarcely fever. Rev a. JOHEs'
Jackson Mlsh
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New Edition.
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Hiusical Instruments.

I IGHrE & BRADBURYS'
LNEW SCALEOVERSTRUNG BASS PATENT lNSt ~
1ED FULL IRUH-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE fiAHo'
IORTES, Nc. fll bfoom"-st.
What eveTyhody be tne. Everybody ssys tey e
tie best; therefore they mud tc the Dsst.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, IIARMONIUMS-
First.ela,s ior SALE To LEI OF SOLD On INSTALL
MfNrs favorable terms Peonoe' Barmoninns one two
or the banks of El1J 10 $40 Cottage fi-no
fully warranted "a ociayes l5O octaves, fl3 10 Hep
NJ. PELT0S Noe Sii and 'AJ bkoAD"Ai' N. I.
DEMOVAL.-IlORACE WATERS, Agent, has
III removed 10 No. 4sl broadway, be,ween Grand and
whre be sells octasc III MOS for tin and
war rrntod Second hand PIANOS and MELODEOS5 from
s25 10 I5a All Kinds Of Miiol Mefchsndie at wsr Ices
Piuo and MelodoOa, rent from ~ upward Monthly pay
Inrlts received fJr the same ALExANDHE ORGANS Tor
ChuTohes st gli5,s
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A Il MACYS.
IA Ladies willing New York viii find
II. H. MACpS
Gh-sv aud lithst., - ,
A COMPLETE STOCK Of LADIES uNDER LINEN
made In th. manner - PER CENT LESS THAN BROAD
WAY PRICES ~ ,,,,.x,
full .so,ted .och OF Iadie aud chldens GERM Az snd
ESGLlSH HOSIERY and usNnEh EAR, ~ flh CENi
LESS THAN BROADWAY PRICES ,,-,.
A magnificent stock u RlBBOaS latest styles. FiAE
FRENCH FLOWERS RICHES TABS. " hsAD-DhLsSfs,
ke, FULL - PLk CENT LESS THAN BRoAu"Af
PKiCEs. ,., ,,.>,
TILLA LACEs, MANTiI.LA CESTFKS. LACE MANIlL-
LAS and sHAWLS, EMBROlDERIES Of every description
and = ice. - ,. -. .,,,, ,,,,, ,, "a,
POEfATlON. .. .~,,r,,,, =,
A de,ir.b.e stock Of LACE CURTAINS, EEsr!BULE
LACES DRAPERN MUSLINS 1c., LINEN GOODS LINEN
HANDk ERCHIFFS HOUSEKEEPING GOODS &C,
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN fHE CITY.
A full stock OF NOTIONS TAPES, BRAlDS, 40, complete.
Always foil as-oIt uien, Of onI - - - ... -. .,..-
LADIES CELEBRATED PHllS KID GLOVES,
63 CENTS A PAIR
NONE BETTER ~ rHE CITY AT ANY PRICE
r. II MACY No.. "a and 200 9th sv.
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9pctial Noilres.

RGwa rd Farnun ssed 90 formerly Of Blackstone, Mass
Ian his home ~ T. the 9Th Of May. Whoever has
him since date and especially any one who kno'ys
whore be g. viii greag obig. h afflicted parents by I'D
dressing note to WELCOME FSRNUM, bls kstone, Mass
As IL supposed be has enlisted in tire War for the iou
perhaps assumed nRnevounfees especially re
eaested inquire Tor and poit tiGings oi htu
German silver Walters for the Trade.
An assortment GERMAN SILVER MATTERS for silver
pi,ipg % inches bo FIRST All second quality Tor sale 10
khe trads, al less thAn usrs y Whoe.als prices, by
LUClUS HART nos and Buring Zip.
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DHosPHATE of IRON-Prepared by LERAs

DHOSPIfATE Of IRON--Prepared by LERAS,
Chemist DOc,eur 6sscieuces and lnpec'or Of the Aced
emy aledne This new discovered errUginoGs Medicine
iu iqrld without the favor smell OF iron dfers from
n chsyheaes her;o Known combines the composition o
The bone, and blood end contains the IL IN iquid state
Il ar more eecua in its results than pills loEenges dups
and very rapidly wi hou producing oov,ness the
sickness os Of appetite acuy oi digestion wenAnc.s psns
Ia stomach alections diss of the chest sc.O
pgemstue exhaustion Geguity ~ the tho critical
eriods female. the poyafishg of the blood &C. aud
mote. the siion Cod Liver OIL Oepotsn Pai dc
Feuiiatr; IN be8Yok GeDdeltt GouTe, No " Platst
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Chance tor Business nlen.

DOR SALE-A new, fast-sailing staunch steam
YACHT; will cary from ~ 50 meni can be ready ~
service al day. Iotce Also Steam Engines ~
Boilers and second hand Al,o. Portable Mills Apply 10
JOHN A. REED. No. 6J Libertyst, New orb
NOR SALE at BARGAIN.-A frst-class y. y
II CFINE SHOP ard FOUNDRY, with all the To -
FIXTURES PATTERNS. &c His well located foI bu:in.,'
has facilities es s-g hea'y work aod can worh 20 -ua
can s.y be converted factory iof the manufacture
Arm, having ,fz. amount Oi mshnefy s1i sbs of that
po,no-. The s AID MschueTy will be sold ,epsrsy 81
With the Real Eate may be desired Terms essy hnore"
Box No. l3j 1ribIBe Ohco.
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MANTILLAs, MANTLLAs!

WI .e,,,re
LADIES, for RICH LUSTER BLACK SILK BAsouEs,
us7 so 90, 80 rs, o. 5 10, snI upwsd.,
90 20 w. n PEl IONS, no. "a Bowery.
LADIES' for RICH LUSrER BLACK SILK SACQUEsi
al p7 TO ", worth .ogblo,.
to " X. PEY ON'S No. 20 Bowery.
LADIES for RICH BRIGHT LUSTEk 81 CIRCULARS,
at .6 IS to tlO 30, ~o.th double,
0oto w. X. PEflON'S No. 2lf howery
SPLENDID : TOCK Of RIGA TabFETA SlLk PALEIUIS,
90 90 w. X. PEYTOS'S. No. 20 Bowery:
FOR the CHEAPEST aANrlLLA STOliE iu hEN.fOkk,
he sure 20 20 20 PEfTON'5, No. 2ii Bowery.
STREET and TRANELING MASfLES Ia every style,
A, w. X. PEbTDN'S No ~ bo"ery.
FOR CHEAP BLACK SILKS fJf MAhTIbLAS,
Go to w. X. PEIfONs, No Z1i Bowery
Near Holstcn.st.
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Doaro an6 Rooms.

D0OMS TO LET-fn private American fami.
IL y furnhed ulfunishcd with without Board pleas
apy situated Al No % Cottage place, between Beecicr snd
u0aEton-sts.
TWO YOUNG MEN can find pleasant, large
l. FRONT ROOM, which uid be let CHEAP, Ia 2sdst,
Lexiugons with without Board where the society OF
pessan, family be enjoyed Address Box Tmes Once
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ENvE LOP P E s

To Museums and otter Institutions ana 70 hu'
lectors Of these cud cs the subscnbes wiz seq pDplu
package Of one hundred Of The Que ehen oi oe AZ m ~, %
ofa the desirable issues Addrefs
j. K. TiL1ON Co,
No. l6i Washington t, Boston.
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Alilitarp Notices.


Company A. First Greundier Rcginent, Amen-
tton - Ill be tag 81 No US BToed"sy on luIs
friday gENING ct oeOch Every member s requested
20 present also members OF Company a. Co CoehIse ha
prepared for imre se og.sion All able bodit
,~p oearons joining immdise service invited
Nations Equipmelts &c fgrn'she in nediaeiy.
By order. @. +. GRAN RS, Acting Major.
Ninth REGIMENT ~. Y. y. M.-Company OF uis
Regiment Arery Corpsj Vii assemble a. the Leg mental
Hesquar,ers University place and l3th H. THIS DAY
vs M previous 20 their departure Tor WISH
fngtop Member. uTough ~ semb!e at the same hour
Eyery man VIII come flour hours rsons
Per order. r. W. FISHER, NJ. D.. In command.
fnrd.-The FIRST REGIMENT Of MASSACHUSETTS
VOLUNTEERS, Col. COWEIN, w pass through New YORK,
On rooie for WsshinzoD SUNDAY MOtNlNG ltth inst
They the rst three yess Volunteers foin the Od bay
State
Tbs natives of Msssehuses IN NewYoTk, invited 20
the State Agency Roofn No 23 Broadway on FRI
Day AFTERNOONS O'cleeG to make arrangements TO
seiys Them, JOSIAH ~ FISKE,
IA. II. CROCKER
ELISHA BACON.
JOHN w. GAMBLER,
PRANK Z. bOWB,
MARTIN BATES
A. w. GRISWOLD.
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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE IA. 1861.
Urn Gcoos.

~-
At DAILEY's.
n White French China Dinner Plates, the dozen !"
White sruDch China Brealfs, Pla'es the doten 10
WsIe frepeh Chins Cove, ed Dishes each 60 cents.
White French Chmo Hish Fru, sa,frs,, .sc ho5 eent~
Whe Frencn Chi aS 'ue Tnreens each ~ 20
WLite French CbGs Tes se.', - pieces % 10
Gold Band French China Tea Sets a iisccs 80 TO-
Fancy f'sHcF FsScs cS,es 4oLoRt @ L piD pASD GLT
French China Dinner se,s, i67 pieces, for $40.
usual price ,z .o,,.no
CuGsss Gobleis tLe Dozen 81 60
Cut Glass Deeanters, the Paif = 50. .,,,
SILIER-PLArED ICE PITCHERS. as
.sf ere sssi GEsltf Eat" blss S Ss' each a'
sver. Plated able Spoons the d rep, % o. v,,.. .,
equally low prices sumpIes Of the goods in Ouron ~nd''
""''' ''-'n 's'''' VILE. pAILEIyS Go.
~ s. B. CHITIENDEN Co..
On FRIDAY June u,
GRAY FRENCH BAREGE,
'' Formerly ls cent.
RUBBER ARMY BLANKETS.
REGULATION KNAPsACKs,
HAyERsACKs, CANTEENs, &c.. &c,
AtwholcsaIe and Retail,
blythe
RUBBER CLOTHING CO. MANUFACTu RERs,
No. 2Ol Broadway u. Y.
DOCKET WATER FILTER for SOLDIERS.
Mrdiy and Dirty Water made peecty CT ar md Phlstabie
Highly recommended By eveiy Who has used it
JUST THE THING FOR OUR VOLUNTEERS.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
CANVAS ARMY SHOES.
COOLEST AND BEsT FOR MARCHING.
HUNDREDS SOLD DAILY.
C.'H MOODY,
No i31 Broadway.
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Sales bn Aueilon.
fost an0 fonno.

+ OST-On Wednesday morning, ut the Catbarine
IL Fogry House, Brook. side, BLACK Morocco
containing Of Money, piece OF hieo5n ana v.pas
all .tSlng -u,,sbe reward will b. Isi1 TO the fpder
=. -.tur,,ng h, 10 J. SPENCE son No. u Disiion-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

Military Cump Utensils.
Every article requisite for camp end fld us-eiteen ron
kss stools cots camp baskets chests, coapele cr o9T
or cisht persons ofimIrOveA patterns. -.
SOYERS PORTABLE CAMP STOVE
Vse eoupete article We have fuuihedt number
regiments with them and sstsiscon Furnished
notice ard al wholesale prices, oy BALDWIN,
JOHNSTON No. 63 msiden1sne.
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1lrofsssiona! Noiitse.

CATARRH.-Dr. r.. GOODALE is again IN
~ New.Yok at No 6l2 Broadway now kn9"n tti lie
& the only auno Of theory Of CaaIIh and TIE oy ons
tna ever cured H. For dsys he nsy De c'n%eed lot
cau,o and cue Of DYSPEPSIA aud other chronic dseses
which, Ike Catanh tray defined undrstood
snd beefor never cured His remedies with directions for
psine may be had at the above place.
DR. HOMER BOSTWICK will continue the
practice Of his profession and gives especial attention 70
disc Throat Consumption Female Complaints and
q Essl l2trst, III deere wsss Il BJssdvsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14

TI'APPAN ZEE HOUSE, Nyaca, on the Hnd-
The spaeious ejGce Of the Rocklsnd Fonsle stt
tute will be opened ON the ID Of July hcass BOARD
INO-HOUBE for season Of weeks Those who wish to
Avail OF this desbtp Summer retreat win addre
jmxsdIsisly u D. &C. r. MANSFIELD.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Wants.
opnc genteel Girl. who lived

WANTED-By respectable young Woman, q
situation IS WET NURSE. Best OF reference. Call at
Nc. iG5 East llhst.
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Two LET-The new and comm0dious high-stOop,
l. brown store front HOUSE, No l6l Orsnse-st, New.
st situated bs ghts Hgh,t hayg fine view Of
Sewsrk a1d Newark bay tine shade &c This s very der.
able residence in Slmm"r Winter cebisog the advantages
fresh county with those the
To good the above will be reoted very
able Apply to LAW, No. 20 Bood st., Newsrki or
n H. POLLOCK Tribune Office.
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90 Get.

TINO LET on BERGEN HlI.L--A HOUSE, just
l. completed with marble mantels aud CRATES containing ~
with panes each sit0aed Paterson plank oaA
ed Pasad~ In West tloboken n from obOkeu
Ferry Stages pass every hall hour within block There 10
attached the house about oneLid u Of ground with
se shsee trees Unobsrrced 'herD sud view OF
tbs bay and city of NewfoIk unsurpassed Dqueoi THOMAS
REED the premies, No. 4a Finest No. l3s
from u 70 D clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
SOMETHING NEW and usEEuL:-DOv

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-14
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-17

From the Gdsette, Davenport, IolOd.
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not kBoto to possess real merit.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-17
The Sick at stanton.

There are now about 500 sick soldiers in
Staunton.-They are generally from Virginia,
Tennessee and Georgia. Stanton is now
the great Hospital for the Western Army
The diseases are pneumonia, measels. humps,
typhoid fever and dysentary. Every posi-
BILE attention is shown to the afflicted. The
le9ies of the town God bless them y minis
ter tenderly to their wants as far az possible.
With lavish liberality, they have emptied
their larders, their store-rooms and their
purse :. TO add to their comfort But their
supplies are well nigh exhausted. and il
would be well if their sisters of the South,
would contribute their mites to the relief of
the suffering soldiers. There is no point
West of Staunton where the sick can be prop
erly cared for. Hence all who are in con-
ditiOn to be moved are sent to Stanton, and
the number of patients Is rapidly augmenting.
A dozen nurses could find ample and useful
employment in the Hospital, and jellies and
other little Injuries for the sick. would be
very acceptable.-Richmond Why, 18Th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-17
Delu9ed.

On Sunday and Monday nights last vast
quantity of rain fell in and around Fayette-
vile, del1ging the farms, washing away the
fences and otherwise damaging farmers on
the creeks. Norris creek, which empties into
Elk river at Fayetteville, was said to be
higher than il was ever known before, and
the damage done TO bridges, to farms along
its banks, to the r. z. track, &C., is immense
The R. r. bridge across the creek at town
was partly torn away, and about 100 yards
of the track washed up. There has been no
train to Fayetteville since Saturday last, and
for day or two after the rain it was almost
impossible to leave or approach the town
from any direction. The train will probably
commence running TO Fayetteville to-day
Pulaski Cilizeg, Aug. 16.