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The committee Of investigation moved by
Mr.. Van Wyck Of New York, to examine the tJ
contracts made for transportation and army
supplies by the Secretary Of War, has been ap-
pointed and gone to work. 1t will prove Is
sanitary as it is necessary. Machiavef teaches
In it's expenditures at the commencement Of q
wal, because then enthusiasm prevails, and
money Ia easily obtained In the beginning
equip carefully and economical But to end
q war successfully, cost must be disregarded.
loo great vigilance csnnot be exercised to nre-
vent, under the present administration. The the
corTuptions and peculations which were
prominent feature Of its predecessors. Already
the Old Vultures, whose excesses aroused tha
Indignation Of the people, have scented the
public plunder: They are swa1mlng around
ne department The same fayorites Of the
ton gave rise to the Investigation Commit
tee in the last Congress, and the history Of
whose frauds fill hundreds Of the pages Of the
record Of the naval and other investigations.
bare now donned Union habiliueuts. and are
pressing forward with Cata1ine rapacity and
steam engine inpctuostty! to claim fat jobs
growing ont Of the present necessities of the
6ovefnment The men are willy. Govern.
ment contracts are the only food on which
they feed, and out Of which they anass coIos
sal fortunes, while good, etaunch Union men.
wiling and capable to fulfill at less price the
tsia contracts promptly, fairly and honestly, are
thrust aside to make way for those profes-
sfonal contractors. This war will NECESSARILY
be an expensive one, and the Government has
need Of all possible vigilance to avoid tie
stain OF corruption and extravaganza which
damned the Buchanan administration before
Us treason was discovered. 1t is bad policy
to spend all the money in the beginning, and
be hard pressed in the hour Of need for means
With which to carry it to a successful conclu-
sien. There is already work for Van Wyck's
committee, and the fact of its organization
may deter contract gamblers from cutting out
should fortify itself with 4 good verbatim
reporter, and then let 10 osc The dogs of var.
, 1861-07-16

The Richmond Examiner, which has ALWAYS
been eide by side in extreme views with the
Charleston Mercury, says:
Nothing could have been easier than for
flrg1rla and Maryland, or for Virginia alone,
70 have prevented the Inauguration of Lincoln
IL washington, and thereby to have driven or
confined the new administration north of Ma
ton and Dixon's line; and, for the first month
aitef me inauguration, fey thousand sonth-
va: hlngton. Every day since then it has
Teen Strengthening its position, and introduc
ing troops for defence faster than the South
bes le7ied them for assault, Nothing is NOR
certain than that, # We had forced them to
light, without discipline on either side, We
doubtful than whether n" " or s9uthern @
men make the best regulars. By delay we lost
the advantage which the hardy, INDEPENDENT.
seji.Ieliant habits give to SouthernerB. 4 years
ct1I4 Hlii make Northern factory hand bet.
ter regular soldier than Kentucky huntsman
Or Texas ranger, because the factory hand
Is q ready made automa.ou, and automata are
what they want In var on large scale.
Some Of the Northern soldiers may be anx-
fous to return home, but nine-tenths Of them
are men without property, business or en-
plo5ment, who are willing to mike war their
permanent calling. Our eoldiers are mostly
pfcftably employed at home than In the army.
They are impatient for battle, because = thew
know 1t is inevitable; can see nothing 0ained
by delay, and, as senaible men, IelfeFe the
sooner the war is begun, the sooner It viii BE-
ended. The sufferings in bank are almost
equal to the sut1erings in battle, and nothing
but victory can conquer peace and put an en3
to camp Life. ThaNorth has already blockad.
ed the Chesapeake aud all the rivers Of East
e1n Virginia, and seized upon Alexandria.
Thus much It was not in our power, may be,
TO prevent. But why let them seize upon
Newport News, 1ayage the peninsula between
the York md James rivers, take aud foru-
IT, Arlington Heights, and snhjugate the half
Of Fairfax county, They were conquerlng us
inch By inch, and, till the arrival Of the PFesi.
dent, We were not making show Of regular
resistance. To retreat eeemg to be the whole
business of our regular army, and the little
skirmishing that occurs is mere partisan af:
fair, quite out Of the programme 81 the cam
palgn, and II not in defiance Of, at least n ith.
out orders from aboFe. So far ne have man
aged our retreat admirably, for neither
Ae;11ophon or Moreau lost 90 tew men; but
WM retreatipg weary out and conquer the
enemy! We think not Indeed, we are eure
that his appetite for plumber will but increase
20 long as resistance Is no part Of our military
program me, Our soldiers cannot defeat the
entmy till our officers lend them to battle.
, 1861-07-16

CLASS II GEoGRApuY.-" What is the low.
est ridge in Kentucky?n
Small boy" Breckenridge"
What is the crookedest, meanest lane in
American"
cut now ~ -
VERY CoMPRoMrsNG.-The worst kind of a
traitor at present-An Arbitrator
WHAT NE1T?-A New Orleans merchant
Last week sent on the money to cancel a debt
contracted with firm in this city. No reason
can be assigned for the rash act.
PORTS FOR P1RATEs.-1n the absence of aid
and comfort from England and France, our
w'arships will promptly open their ports for
the benefit Of JEFF. Davis's privateers.
,, WHAT TIE WHOLE SOUTH CANNOT TAKE
The Southern loan.
ARMS rs. LEGs.-H you have been in doubt
as to the supply Of arms in the Southern army,
there can be no doubt (judging from recent
exPloits) as their supply Of legs.
WHAT ARE TIE "FoRTUFEs OF WARs-
Ask the gentlemen who furnish our soldiers
with bad beef at high prices.
, 1861-07-16

The Sadness caused by the death Of this lady
Is not confined to the large circle Of friends
VINO kneW the worth and nobility Of her
character; but ali who have felt the genius Of
ner q husband must now own natural synpa-
thy "ith his atHiction. The circumstances Of
htr death Were almost tragic, It was one Of
those instances Of sudden desolation Of which
De Quincy eloquently speaks, when q great
eorroW leaps leaps into Life unannounced, and
IN moment overcomesthe happiness Of years
Mls; II, hongisnow US seated IN her library, On
111sa, ard in the act Of making seals Tifh al.
ing-wa1. 4 bit Of paper lighted and fell upon
her dress, which caught fir, and before It could
be extiDguished she was terribly burned She
'was attended to BY DIS. Wymaa and johnson
Of Cambridge, but their efforts were vain to
alleviate her intense suffering or to ssyo her
tliIe. Hhe died at IL /. u. on tie 10Th iustsnf.
Nm. Longiallow ws.. the daughter Of Hon.
Nathan Appleton Of Boston, and: lhs ;motheF
of five chi1drek- three dAugh ghtera aud two eon1.
At the time Of the accident tho daukhtersWaco
s4 Eome: her 6o19 were 1t NRh&nt, whittier I
messenger wss seat for thsoa INN ediAse;y.-
r. r W04{&
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GuerfaI NutirfB.

~ Cultivation Of the Volce.-Iho
und-rsned would respectfully Inform tho citizens OF
Chicnrp that he has located himself IN tls cV Tor
tie pu,poae OF teaching the Sr.uvsron aud develop
ucst Of the yotce ;.!sreeI pupil Of Carlo Bassini
he nroooses to give artcnls7 attention to the usua
nc' lrcf-d n,.t;er Of Fernin: and Developing the
Voice y: hhEAl.
Rvrrxr,cKs REV. Howard Anderson. Boot h
Gsty Carlo I.sssrL
Csrs viii tc,,ns &c st Foot l. CadyH, 1e7ess, In
W~ A Friend in Need. Trv it,
Dr. swEETS .EFAll1RLE L1ETAENr Is pre-.
ra.eI tie rectipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
neez: t." -reGt hoIe setter, and has been used Ia
hs ;a-4>s1 t.7 tie last twenty 9eass with the most
asoui ling success As e1tenal remedy 1t Ia with.
or; rival and viii alleviate ratn more speedily than
ny ctter preparation For all Rheumatic and Ees-
Fous Disorders 1t Is rrny 1nfsutlc end as curative
10! sarea. Weunds sr-aEt Eruiaes &C. Its soothing,
aeanIs and poEerfG strengthening properties, excite
The wonder nnd establishment Of ali who have ever
given 1t Trial orer four hundred certificates Of re.
natEahe cures performed b. it within the lAst two
FcArs. attest this fsct For sale By J. f. JOHNSON.
General Agent = st1te etseet Chicago, md BY al
DeAe1x no15sOeoW-d-if
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&*1o711t1 !, VH4y IT, l6UI.
Col. s. D. Bradford, Assistant Quartermaster
General and aid to the Governor, has Just been
ordered to Washington for the purpose Of at.
tending to the distribution Of tie Enfield
rifles recently received from abroad by the
State authorities. He is ordered to furnish
these arms to the following regiments, all
Twelfth, Col Wa1worth; Sixteenth. col
Dayids; Nineteenth, Col. Clark; Twenty Sixth,
Col Christian.
The Board have received from Elk to seven
thousand Of the arms purchased in Europe,
ond they ore still arriving in lots Of seven and
eight hundred BY steamer. They have now
also about seven hundred Of the Remington
rifles, made In Herkimer county, Of this State,
said to be superior gun.
, 1861-07-16

The correspondent Of the Boston 1faaeller,
Writing from Hampton, July s, remarks -
Yesterday I conversed with several slaves.
They are anxious to talk about the condition
OF the country. They are puzzled to know
what effect it is to have on their lot. They
eay some Of our soldiers tell them they will be
free, while others tell them that they are to
remain as before, and that this war has nothing
to do with them. r. you explain to them that
Mr. Lincoln was elected mainly to keep
slavery out Of the new territories, aud not to
tree them in Virginia, but that the South,
having rebelled, it is quite likely that the
result OF the war to suppress the rebellion will
be to free them, they readily understand you.
Indeed, broken as their language is, and
limited as is their knowledge they reason ab-
straetly on their right to freedom as well as
aby white man- Indeed, Locke or Charming
might have strengthened the argument forf
universal my liberty By studying their simple
talk If any crude observer shall say that
these 1ow1y people do not want to be free, be
denies their EARNEST testimony, as well as bellies
the irrepressible instincts Of our race.
, 1861-07-16

IHICAGO, BURLINGTON d
~ QUINCY -RAILRuf
Passenger Trains leave and AET1Tn 1t Chicago = t-
ts:. ioEts:Ma9 u 1saxee K 4t 9aadaT ezesRssd2:
le4yes At a45 T. tSatcrdAy1 eXeepted}. 8z1tTes It
II II + e. Mondsys e1eegted3 Aurora Aceoaa1odA;
0on leaves n 4be F. T.. Sundays excepte3j, arrives
It 1en 1. l.. 8atardaTs e1ceptedo ,<,,a.v,, s.n,<
, 1861-07-16

~ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
"ster--FsnrAett containing tie opinions o. ceeose
t Caemste and pty ,1class respecting Tue use o. th
hA7xRtl the case uahs diseases OF tne hunsa t3s
e. rlLbe sul ,Eed grab % appntauont 70
J. z REED Co.
Wholesale Druggists.
crieaTa. III
~ CALisoR rAxeB-E7.
s.Ausa eaSly
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Chicago Critbttte


Daily Arrivals and Departure" OF Mail
Tfn1nks
, 1861-07-16

&-AIlnN a @ CH1CAVU UN1UN
~ RA1LK0AD+PBn6 AKKAn8K1K1r.
o. nd after Monday. Apsl 14th. i:6l. trasna NJ
leave He1s street depot follows. Sundays e1cepko4
2IS & 4. Il a and g.1s ., 2 foE Rsivdsre RocaoFd,
ts1msdisse potna; g.I1 a. u nd 9S0 T. 4. Is
DiTon. Pole Fulton CedaE RSpids, and taternediaae
lntermedlA:a points; SD H. loF Geaaya and fatae.
mediate points Passenger for Be1olt aad IanesvNa
VII take the 2-13 A. NJ E1tu Passenkex1 fuE CrJxn3
Lake. AcHeofy, E1thEond, GensvA Lake md tntex-
mediate polhts- Viii take the LOO 4. II. train.
Sleeping Caf4 On night tTA1n1-
E. B. TALCOTT, Gen, Eupx
q. A. W&EELERr Gen. Passenger AK'f tn
, 1861-07-16

Harrisburg g. Pittsbu1zs
AsS-FOk ALBANY. BUFFALO, pUEX1rx
CLEVELAND C0LUMBUA ciNCIA
NATI, DAYTON.
An all intermediate GtAtors between Chicago ~ssA
the Clte8 above named.
/ eeEtoE Carr On night trales. and basF.ko by 49,
Tar 'e checked through to all E&atern Cities
Tickets for sale At the principal Ticket Ofacea II ~
West at the ComPauys 0Hte, cprncr Of Randolph aDG
Dearborn streets. and 1t tle UEon Depot Hest H5ds
Chicago.
2. ". BOSS Westn PsM, Axsnk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

TROi the Suuih-a Hard Battle fough.-
4 General Anderson was nearly En.rd--
had II not been for a gentleman who lately
purchased his wedding sun at
ZimmermaA d, Z.iier's Cheap Ct0thiaJ
Empp,iam.
They will sell AT COST, 10 reduce thei'
Stock until Spring.
Goats, Pants. Vests and Has at almost
any puceS. Ov.rcua ats, worth -. al $3.50
Vests. s.i cents up. Pants, ST. up. Dress
Goats worth $40, for $3.50.
Custom Work made al The lowest prices
and IN double quick time.
- Save your money, and call before Won
buy elsewhere. FIR that is the place FIR hard
times. ZIMMERMAN Il ZELLERS.
Lcvishurr, Jan, IsJi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
MILLER WANTED, Immediately.

ysvHE' subscriber wishes to engage Miller
10 take the charge of the Grinding IN
Mill where both Merchant and Grist work are
done.
None need apply unless he is good stone
dresser, and well acquainted with his bust
ness in all its departments. and who Is oi
strictly temperate habits. To such an one.
a permanent situation is offered, with good
wages.
For further particulars, apply, with reffren-
ces, 10 T.. F. TORREY,
Feb.s,'6ll Honesdale. Wayne Co.. Penn a.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
AeU!8UurN xHacket.
MARRIED..

BY Rev Geo. Warren. l1;h nit. CllAS ioUSNECK Of
Lyc1m. Co. and Mis- NAEfHA ktfLER Of Union.
Hv Rev \ : prs. iH'h ut GEORGE SLATE and Miss
CIARLuTrE u daughter of Thomas r and CE'sry sim
mons, all uf Niiliamspurt
Py Rev Tn >hcTlprE. Hfh ut. IANES J. RElSbiN of
the Democrat AID Miss FANNIE 4. dau. .htrr OF John
Toner. all IL l-llrion'-.
Is Rev MIR Porter. llrh ult, nr " STICK. u C-'ert
from krI"ia Territory AMI Miss ROSE A daughter OF
Br-j Harvey Of Lu7rru" Co "a.
In Northumberland iih nit. by Rev. MIR Dixon, MI
CHiELGtu>S and Miss CARRIE y GARNER both
Of DauV-.
By Rev A N'k"an. l9'h uI j HARRY ELDREDGE
and Mis-, ELlYAF LI$ErD all of rhi'ai-'phis.
IL Northumberland. 2'th ut, ny Rev. James Dixon,
4 JORDAN EuCkEFEi LLG E.i uf SGnhury and Miss
NAEY EAESI TlI. It the i.rrU"r place.
Ia Nuu~y. lih UT, hy William T. I. Painter. Esq.
ANDREW J. >NluIl r.. Il Wont rUr county and MIS- u
La ANN EENEEIY. nf N-r,hnmh hnrLtnl rn.mfv.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
WILLIAM p LAEKfy HENRY II. swARTz
LARkIN & SWARTI,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Sc. Corner Eighth and Arch s;s.-Phi!adoPhia.
(Eatrd.ce on ElIhtI Street,

4 FTER many years experience in all the
n various branches of the Art the Propri-
elors confidently invite the attention OF their
friends and the public TO their extensive esta-
blishmenr, which presents the opportunity for
procuring the best Pictures, equal al least TO
any fr>t-clas> Gallery IN the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the improved STYLES known To- the Art. They have n
patent arrangement for copying D1guerrcOtypes Sc6e
making them Life size. if desir-dthe only one OF the
kind in this country. Attached to this establishment
are three coloriur Artists.
PHoroGR Arms, including Painting, as low as q 90
do with fame do b2
do nt75r.nt- anl 81. Extra copies 80 cts.
s. per doz. Life size fh,t0 yrsph low as 81 and
lvorytype at same pr.ce. Durable Ambrotypes at 30
cents and NV ards.
most extensive assortment Of Gilt Frames. rmhTne
ing select and choice variety Of the latest styles I'm
ces from 62 cents and upwards.
Especial attention bestowed uUon Life sizrd Photo
graphs in Oil trans rrri from small pictures and from
life Prices from S5 To 500.
pE-lnstruetions given in the Art ssiy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

County Court concluded In Eject
msnt ease, Ea,On vs. Bosen!eilS, Jury found
for DeftS.
L Church & Co. vs. VIM ii Kleckner. Re-
p!evin for wagon. Verdict, s72 ~ for PlL.
Lanson Burrows vS Chs MOwrer, Eject
meHi. Verdict for PHI
Com IN vs. Lew ierbst, indicted as Street
Commissioner OF Lewishurg !or not keeping
certain highways in repair. 1t appearing he
had not been directed by the Town Council
Ia make the particular repairs desired, Jury
found for Deft-the County for cCsrs.
Peter Berry was sentenced 10 paw the usual
costs, ncminai fine and 80 cents per week Tor
the child for seven years-aud Ia default OF
bail was committed.
An Argument Court was appointed for
Tuesday, I2lh March.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
NIN E,-alIi.tel 90 Ntare.

GlD Established Dug Store,
~ aiiEET 81 III, Ll1i>BTEG. Pa
rgs Tie undersigned Te. pc, tinily IN
W. ( r'n ueIr friends and The public
;fs gea. rally hal they haze purchased
t5E. ) 'ar Doc aoG 'hrmica' sure laieiy
osuef B., Z S.chLDWELL.anc have on band
Il large assortment (ant constantly receiving
fresh supP.ics) Of Carefully selected
UEyC95 LIL.glELN&S,
Chemicals. O.is, faiHt> ' arlishe>, Dye s,UfN
W,utoi- Gla>~. Brushes. COMBS. Stationery.
Fancy Articles. >riceS, PeGomcry, &c.--ths
Patent Medicines of he daytime.
Coal aud Fllt Lamps. Lamp Glotes-ftesh
Pine oil. Goal on ami Buruinc Fluid always
on ha1L-FLEE WINES AAD LIQJ OkS
!or Medicinal purposes. ~" ihe test fa-
yauna and Priactps SECS rs with a con plsls
a>>altmoai O., SNUFF ant Chewing and Smvs
kin. TuIRDCt
"a l..aat , ar'i-s usually s'Pt 1t an ,stabl.hnent
"! thr tIri - '1 30 GHd - ouE S1Esaud aGsIv0 fUr
-a!s at fHrr .-.rs,.
They 4.. -I -e,'-7 s.E s''sutian Il Phys IefASS
. tl.-r. rtr .i.sr tlss h- is@ With
pure. ivh art reliable sTtuirs on rea-cuahs t,rss-
f--.i ..lls cuei4-. comp oHlrI- suI Fut ~ Si4a
L,-.sl-h. JbHN EiRi.,
LywI..gr-, -tit = $50 v. z. BtsIAA-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Eew5sbs'rg, E.'.
,,,,y MORNING, MAR l, 1851

Manufacturers Merchants. VI 'hah'es
p'h"I' - an CIV and Country. Publisher
i f'.'f p. tuv y ,-.i-sauld j" vel TO 'nlloy Ihr
4 E.' ~. ~ y,..JyJ rtT4alcis, ~h'ch has a large
,4nu' 'I ''' ..I,,i,,, in . community containing a
lsI 10 of ars- solvent produeers'
lf-' -. a, any IN the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
TilIE-TEIE-TIME !

I WOULD hereby inform the citizens oil
| Lewlsburs and all whom II may concern
that having made an improvement IA the mo-
ton of the Ppniuium oi the Town Cock, II
may hereafter br considered a very rciIaoe
llme-piece-ant # persons complain oi lne
same, II IS ev dent 10 me that they either have
poor watches, OF should bring Them /" m- FOR
repairs. A. l.. DkNORMANDiE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

4 MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
n LewIsburs & Mflilnburg Turnpike
will be held al Gideon BIehls. IN East Bufa-
Ice, on MONDAY, the 4lh dav of MARCH
next, at which an Election will be held for
Officers of said Company. for the ensuing
year. FEB s'GI.7 GEO +. MILLER, Presi.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
DISSOLUTION.

vyNHE Co-Patlnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the hrm
name of SCHREYER * BROWN - this day
dissolved ny mltual consent. The business
win be carried on as heretofore, and Accounts
Of the laie Firm settled, by
y F. X 4. w. BROWN.
L.wisbury February Is, lS6I.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
To Bridge Builders.

4 COUNTY BRIDGE IS 10 he built over the
Y Buhaloe Creek on the site Of the Town
shin Bridge near David Herb>t Esq. in Bnfa-
loe township. Union county. Persons wishing
TO contract for sad Bridge, will call at the
Commissioners cflice in Lewi>burg, see The
Plans aad Specifications, and leave their bids.
l. will be let al the Office on Monday the 25th
March. Is6I to the lowest and best bidder.
Feb. &c. \. KENNEDY, Com CIk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

N-OTlCE E IS hereby given 10 the St"ckholt-
y ers Of the Bcllefpnte, Aaronshurg and
louneman>lnwn Turnpike Road Company.
that an Election will be held at the House oi
Henry Is. Mussina. IN AarouSburs, on Tues
day, the 18th day of March next, between the
hours Of 10 and . O'Clock. to elect Five Direc-
tors to manage the concerns Of the Company
for the ensuing year. PETER WILSON,
Spriny Mills. Feb. {. ihjl. President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
500 yc,, tdycriisemen;s.

rx-T,s,day. March l2-Auction on
Z.IIer.' Farm q. khng.er IN
T,.B4fI.oe T?.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
JUST OPENED!

VsHHE last lot OF DeLane Remnants tina, we
will offer for the season. Goods worth
twenty-five cents for less than SIX cents per
yard. Call and see.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Patent Mica Lamp Chimney.

A LAMP CHIMNEY THAT WILL NOT BREAK.
TINHlS great Invention commends itself 10
every one using COAL OIL LAMPS. 1t
gives more light, requires less cleaning, and
will not break by the heat or cold, falling, or
any ordinary usage. For sale BY Sorekecpers
generally throughout the Us. and the Canadas,
Wholesale blythe Manufacturers and Paientees
HOKNING Il HUMPHREY,
No. 32l. Nnrlh Second ST Philadelphia
NIB. A LARGE and superior stock Of Coal
Oil Lamps always on hand al prices deiv-
ing competition. Also the Portland Coal OIL
ai Nanufaclurers' prices. iWSSl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

,s~Per,ons d--irlng to subscribe Tor
.,j.t Lass for 1861, eau do SO by
I'',t on Il II. Laird, at Le"lsburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

n-We bear Of more ebieken-s'eallng
:, town, and would suggest to persons
lain, to be sure they know what they
-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

,-A new iuvention-Isiuslass Globes
,-I,u,,-aivcrtised IN our columns, Is
,-,r.,, Schsfll &, and Harris K Duucans.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

r. NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
No. 12f. Arch 81. Philadelphia.
Que OF the largest anI most complete a.lee in the
uutrd states wherr the best ricturr> known to the
Phutu u-.aphIc al are taken at iriC"- no higher
than are pad Tor miserable caIlcatnr,>.
TIE Proprietor, Practical Photographer, attends
personally, every sittius-aui allows II" picture 10
leave the gallery uu!cs, At gives perfect Subtraction
pagu.rrs. pes and Amhrutyp"so OF absent or deceased
friends photographed any required >IH or taken on
Canvass, - aud painted IN 81! by the best Artists
ti- Galirry pictures can lie TAKEN IN anE weather
as perfect IN rlou.!y days : when th" sun shines.
Persons visiting the city resp ctly invited To eS
anime sprcIIyus which Tor Price aud quality DEFY
competition.
ps Instructions given in the art of Ph 7to-raIhy.
Il NEWELL,
GMLEEr or ART, 81 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
CONgENDITIONS.
From Hon Laws u. CAMPBELL, v. c. Ohio
Ny family and friends all concur ia the opinion that
the tNrwcIIJ FIXTURE lie like than any thing
they ever stw. My likeness has been repeatedly taken
by diirreut Artists various ways bot have never
yet which presents trur 20 nature all the lea
lures amp expressions OF euuntenauce a. TINS
From Hon. T. JOY MoREIs, late Minister to Italy.
The exquisite finish beauty and suiirr>> OF YOUR por
traits cuuJoined with their durability of cuiur aud faith
iu!ncss Iktnrssrs, not tail 10 commend them 10
the attention aud patronage Ct all who appreciate true
AIT.
From Cot J,ufs PACE.
Having occasion for portrait. Procured one from
Mr.. Robert Nrsrl U the clty uf philadelphia" mtu a
in %! Coiurs. gHffrtl. Esr I1"css t'r'a HfH
and take great pleasure ex! rr>sIuS the >oiIari'"u
given only by the ufacy % IL" hhfHrr- tut
II. artistic ru.h IA all respects and rrruI-Ut m 10
the patronage Of those posed to encourage tnr rAutl
fui art. N'3m6 JAZZ tA1.-