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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
How IuEr LIE,-ibe Chicago Tone.

How IuET LIZ The Chicago T.u.s.
says H'rnsH I-T-ols connected With the
y. !. T.L4He have got ofi,es, bG, ~:
one has C5neto 6sht. GREELEY says bus
tire Offices have been given to persons
ucw cr i-Emei.y in tae concern, while SEQ
e-1' recently there have ieit to serve as
s1.-isrs. Thcse Secession steaks would
stlms :Le D-v.l BY the per;inacity Of their
t..s-L !, iareu-ed cut Of whole cloth,
frr ett-ct. II they are in favor Of the
Ju.Jr. why 30 they continue these assaults
upon tue frical- Ct tee Cuioh? Tie
rr-'h :, the honesty Of these assailauts IS
Wy 'iona0.e. aud f .Lsy we're South
,tey v g.i be oTcu Traitors. IAN open
70 = .g.r=r tLan false friend"
C4p,-ja Psa;t's Company o., L. 5. reg
u'.rs. srF.saI ia Washington, Monday.
Nl,ls 'Ley were cn t-s tIsu-p-r. a; Au-
uapa.s. a man rushed u WIKI rs jug Il
whisky, Which BE gave to tie C4?,ain-
Hi- mallar attracted attention, aud the
vLisksJ vas given 70 TIE orderly ssrgsaur,
w.'l d.rec.iars 70 have /, chemically test
ed, when large deF5..: q sIseLis MAS
discovered
Gov. Sfag1s of Rhode I.!.pi, VITO Lad
ul-e ar--1E-ueu:s i-r 4 T-a.p.rary a.
st-cc r L. L. forces. LeaTiL. sha: they
y I'd soon move ,gutLssTi al ouce gave
Up b c-a'elI.atsd TIP, aDi has reas-
s.ued c5umaut OF bis regiment, holding
1.ls-.. T--ly TO march - a uousI's
sa7r.-E
G-.esai Scot: publishes a card begging
l., c-rrs=p =pooleu;s u spare him. He says
lie L-5 - .:l-e within Lis gitl-uo power
= accsr: Of .le services cf iDtiyi3gs. v0l-
uGrs=.s r5r ef corps Il voiaD,eer-, aid 20
I.ne TO rs-i sFFileati,n= f-r autographs.
arl eau Lot aeku5a.-dse tie receipt cf
lue .,"er in E.-y.
LOUISVILLE. May 4-Tbe m.jcsi,y n
81. city IL f,'ar + the Uuioo candidates
= the 3 rt-r state CJuyen;igD, ranged
from 5..J 70 5000 votes. The Secession
:ick5. ~as Ei;tdrasn souo time since.
The Ul.on vote Is supposed 70 Be larser
than any s.-reE3.e vote ever poliei here
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

-EA-L-NN. ~ IS. -'trt ..#. t>''-.
! .e! N-x D-r.. ,. ne = : Ir.., a4l a.
!..-t =. tl.-s-- ga .a- 5.a. HAVING >.ggTe-
.. >-yers. pace. On 'a- Nay. TAe lr>. a.-1'
-. ~. .-ur-sy, =. / . c..cz .u tl- morn a..
Ue LIZ. w.,a l..- s=g.-l- accident. From
some 1a->- l.- exactly r.ury4. .ae baggage
a. eGI.-,s r4-, "-.= .-g-Wa IL tie .5--a,
--- ?l-c. l..a.z- a,a a. -. s4a %. ~
.a5 .a-n ug Tern. E-aal YET m as@a.r {.
ilsse c-'s r>ca4-- without Sr-at injury.
Wa Al ia- .Ggu, Ia>ss>--r car next '' 'h1
express car. ~"'eA ~As i'T~"n q" 'he "@-A
ca 'Ar ,ii->-.- SIZE o',ss-"'s7 e'5i .-e '-e-'
~"eeis o.-7Si' .-.! r--> u --.'' IN >'i A51
--' .t.45 ID one s.-e- We were a'.a".
A--As an l-Hl1-el over .s.,ie 'Ii car l-.'
lei. lae second c-' "a> OI .hs i'@c" y IN
ne irc-; =-- -A=".s- '4-.: S'.HsA' l he
re-. - .ae cars ZEN Ha'i.-- ca '-7 "@0A NJ --'
were a-s' 'eIr.tE sH4.'efel' l. "as '"s
L'SH.-.a- '--.- T--h--- q ne ia.r q. -
ii--'7s a. "y-T' Sang J. set' h-'l-: "@s
>-t--l>.y : -' .it-i. A'-rt seven hours Aa'-
.a-eI .- c.e=. ~ away ..-- = ~IseN --- r e--.'
~ he tT---, We - a. 1.-cA' all a.
H.s- sale al I....>--!s q, =
f-r i= -r>. = -@ss -'.7F nv aT'''a' q:
L-.cas''t Fa'e.ei 80 4.."..>' @.1 a.'=-i7-
.as SESSION O.: .-- ..-.,> Al-la. conference
@. cur church a. p-, f.s.A. e,--. > "-- -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

The Star->paagjet b-1acr was sung il
the Boston AtLaonlm, Monday evening,
~ Mss CGSbmaD, f.. the bsI1&: Of tie
Volunteers, With tie ai-.ti.a cf tie ts :
following verses:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

Capt. Meiss telegr,phed to Gen. Cam
eron tia. Picksns had been faily rs-en-
forced, and that the United States troops
were ready for any emergency, alike to
defend or to attack The policy Of re-
capturing our stolen property will, Of
course, render i; necessay for the Govern
men, to resort to ini;iatory or aggressive
measures. unless tbs property i; Iss;9red.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
The ar Of The Star SPanslsi Banner

The air Of The Star SPanglei Banner is
not original, and Is aot even American
/! belongs to tue cd soug,
"H..l g.j5 s-s7. 2 - & tss -. 1t '-;1rr.~
which mas be found il any antiqIatel
collection Of English social and coav.yial
ballads: Bu, it Is completely American
lied. and tie music, without the words,
thrills the patriotic heart in these times OF
the caun;ry's troubles, quite a, much as
tie stirring verses Do.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

i SoLDIER's EQUIPMENTS. The fJl-
loving are allowed TO each soldier, 10 te
placed 10 the knapsack or bundle. We
publish it IS useful to volunteer computes,
formed or il process Of formation, or for
friends who wish to AID them: Oae "a
ti.ue cap, two f4unel shirts. (oae o., two
pairs Of drawers, (oue or tJur pairs cf
socks, (oae on one pair pants, oae over
coat, Que blanket, one pair shoes, (broai
s,,e5, low heels, aud well saturated with
oil, one towel, one comb, oue piece Of
soap, oue black silk ueckclo'h, one colorei
silk handkerchief, one pair slippers ifor
use when heavy shoes are dryiug,) one
flnnel sack, one tooth brush. 10 other
baggage will be allowed, except pipes, Sc
rars aud tobacco.
"A stand Of arms" properly speaking,
is complete set Of arms for oue soldier,
which would include the bayonet, uusket,
aud its apPurteuarces.
The boys il camp have their hair Gu:
close to the scalp. They say they rs>p
thei. heads each morning, BOW, in place
of eonti1s their hair.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

Less than 200 States, Cities, ana coun-
tie. are noticed 10 tie y Y Tribune,
which have advanced So. ~ 600 to sup
p1rt the Union. in voluntary ofsTs from
$1,000 10 s. coo 600. As much mare
has been given IL smaller Sums and b i'll
d!yi!u..s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

I-v,.,,., IN ,l.. - IT,. -i -i.--n= "a w.g
-~-----------~~~-------~~
\ large ali enthusiastic Cnion meeting
was held At AIlapo.is, 10 which large
IuaioeF oi FF5~ipe a' cii:z=o' PaF.ie. P-'s4
peHuiS I.-11e' "E' fought a cue. WN-
" a. ot'''' lfes.ls4 over Inc meeting
4.es'!1'i'ls u sustain tlf "''efh u -h
"ers p-s d. iAs appointment oi I u 'li !
G' I',!; >1'e'E VS. ,'F'"s-5 GeI 'lIc' l
~ = 'D' -. '..'' u - ~ Di.''l' y " &
I'm u - ~ : - "a o''ts-i'1 =
az -''-1s' ~. '1-y WIFE '-I-''sd MA
ans sn- L'sss'
> '"u II AN .'''. oe'I hls 'e'l afp'll'e-
- i, -7'si :. " ''.'alD H.
:. an Ire" -At''1'y, L2' IL Tue III Of
u Is-1I count! uLae' 'eaisuce q dean
~ -. II -i-'t q ll9'ni' >lss'aIl' evan, Az N
w vs. - y 'Ass-.l- -. ',s' WA -1s
lie II OF Lay 's Faise4-J II. DAVIS .
" 'i- are h2i al " 45h'nE,'n C.'y' I-' O-1
4 's anu Ills " a'a4H aFe'
The E5TfFuG'sut OF The Cni'ed States
l. :
.,,s. .srivll!. within twenty days t.gck.
ais every S..;Leru p3!i a.5uc Tie entire
coast.
Primers! plan, abuudln:ly Of all things
flT met and stock. I-ke good care Ct al
yaul hogs, cattle. sheep. a.. i large De.
m4ui Viii exist thi. season. I, home, aud
the farmer may ts assured ct ,smuueIa-
ting prices.
\ Richmond paper suggests tia. tia,
v.r,ugus ciry should ts burned down
rather than be captured by Tia. old vii
lain Lilc5.l's bories.'
The German E.5uoni,;s Of Bsayorcoun
" ..yrt = j. more than their share to >ur-
port the troors aIsayet aga.u., the Save
Oi..rcLy.
WA,gIyG-oy. MAY 6-T5-sav Gen.
cc-,, f.-rha t.s,I nm ,,ot the I,,b nf
a,.e-i1uez to tie { .n..i.u,i9u aud the Law.
Of the United States. Tue members Of
his staff VITO ar. L.re. followed his exam
rle.
Tw, Ear.a,E7 Rsr;mer,s. under C3,2.
pels Terrs.. sfa Guthrie. have Lsen acesq.
TED By the G9yerumea-, aui the people ot
tie sac have tcaiereI the c1mml1t to
Nj r Ar-e9-on # Brigade, c. which
these Regiments VIII he part.
= LoUI-. Nay Pour tE.. regiments
Of v5.4u-e-'s have teen Mustered into tie
ta.'e4 States service, i-E Missouri
N.TNEsoTA--Ir5oPs numbering 6jQ,
haze reu3czvou-ci at Fort Smelling AZ
ei. Tau. the "sE i.eiiug Is yeEy ea;hus.-
ai:'e-
Campbell, oue Of the I. :. S1Prsm
Cur: judges from : Alabama, has resigned
his F7st-uot because lie deems it aivi,2-
be, e. oat {: dei-!-aca to the position G;
tn STATE.
Audf5E Johnson of Tenn, John ".
B-;,s o: Va, ald john J. Cril;eU. i
NJ, are among the visitors 70 the west
to'otA tAca1eriy s?P5Ilie- oy the PFesiien'-
Their. La. been great rejoicing 10
Charleston over the supposed fact that
MARYLAND and Vir-:aia are f.5Is enough
TO become their battle-ground tyr slavery.
Cen. Us-nev has written I letter to 3
rs,,'sr.r !, :. In. f.-,fbIv s--,-n,
against Secession. oad declaring liz uasa-
ysriDg fl=!i'y to the Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
r,rlnntn .rNI.MLkkLl.-
..,,, VSrrjrg \ Friday Afternoon.

r,ElngiD sTNI-NEtkLl--
-..,1sy Morning \ Friday Afternoon.
..u,,I,I. Gr''i= EN'I.'' Is a a 'r'n.,.ga- ., ..,
>a''' -, ty..-...--u. .a.e B-i's..e ig.
,, y. Linn Esq. Commissioned
JON" -'s.- .. Caaf-gl.a aa- l.Eucl>.
,y Iscchtci = Administrator q
an ...- .. H.: blt-.ur.
nj Ucaie ha> renovated and re-
J'hi' -. s...s. Tao>. E-a-r's store
A.. ,-.s u m-Aes c'e.A.HE' a. a.
,,,u a. Tcrtz Esg. is Tscommen-et
-. I.-a,.'tI-
r,n .,ani'. y-ntae, IN E4s' Bu2A-
>ai ~" n. .. q. lr :. VI.
,.,,, I, Marro,v. y. An -, Lewis
JON" 49, .r g.. .-. tu-hmau'> -tfH-
"a .-. a.. -,-.l- lu-,L We 10 -,
- .-........ ---ri AGAIN; .a.l.y .',n
,c,,bca $ Turns. advertise in
J. &c. ..-- t... VI. Ke.-a-m's address
- -.-,.-.-, = o c.. Pa --N,. Blrna. Is
~, ..--.. p. ..z.4 c., Pa.
1,,,Ics nrie.nao,,'> personal rF. ?
a..os $50 ,---'--.. 80 nay q w.
= NJ by - 49,, ,,;. gs..s = !ar.e
ffs' fF''i' - - :. c'.-ls.,
.ood Apples q. Be-.-.s = % Per Dol
H.". tr"'her ..-' ~ S.lt..r,,
". ...-e... Wa. .r-,-s.>. ne ny,
4.,i I...-'. p. ..-- j .-.-'' y. ','' " c. a.
a=-.- l. '' 7'-
rFTae @sa.r-> .. ...- il san --.'...-- -
as-. al .-- a-.' H'--s. =. H. -'.''...- = :,
.r''a'', me r., ea.--..., .s,,re.
..-. The. 4re-Ja,. NCre.-a.,
r--.- :. -.' as.->' 49, 3, L. D.. .,' -
- ,...-. /. IN. Dan. Rr.s.. =.
-. Cas--, N-r -. A.~a'- >--,.a' SCI.
. I7- a. S.--..,. l' '.'-
80 ..'.-.-- ..,5.r.,,-,>.ssm-.
-. rs.,.n,,s >u.lroy. deed.
T.. Er.e...r c.s.y o.: ,ae New Berlin
,---a-r rase pad ta= ,am7 ,r'oo;e .i re-
,-=,... .-..r ..'as7 is..1T ms@1eF' " " W.
>F.s,Eaa'. -7-'--
-"7 - ., 80, - ...-@...s
--.- s.,-..-s -, .-.-.:, .s- all
,,r. .--. .5ss..y ear.ar . + s.v.. ze1e-es-
.--.. .5-.---.-. z-rrt .eave l.t..e room tyr
---s ,,..e- = us--,. r.-..aa.
- l.r--.- -. .s-,,.. sa.a.. a77sas a.
,.rs.. :.ras A .rer,.,ensa.s.
1, r--,. -. a.,,.r.,
- -, ,,...l..I..
= - . =
~A Liberty Pie aol E.ag we're =
be r4.ss3 q. Key y R-s4s. S-;Ctl1y az
,sEp5on last.
,.-.:,1-.l..n1 1.s-r.
! ''- '-'-'' ~ So = = ''---S
-
r-An ArGumea' lolE' !'F I''o
e-o'y vas aPP5.1;-i last "e-A. PRESENT
ole Judge, one L'"yeF' onssPsi'-''i-
= C'u''-e'eFy ''1y 'L!HA!ng aV'a' 'Ae
Var.
.eWe learn tha: one c1mplny Of
Eue Guards, under Capt. NayLAr',
:-, in C.smb-r,iu's Ua.. aud another
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

general reqles. exposed an entirely un-
provoked and untrue attack, contained III


general rsnues. cxuOsel an entirely un-
-. ,.;r.s :,
L charged. IN substance, that. IN the present
War, the W.de-Awsse> had cowarty"ai.o7-
r'7rs' and that the ''eola.a' : 'e'''r'''is,T Tr-
.s !, 'A5 I'''..l'a'l' ne ha',''s '. .. '"4'
-, ~ ~, - -.-a., !, .-,-s,st CON.
s-.-,..s,y. in isrge. .Iesscs, igr-. without,
crei., sqo,a4,a. or dissent, and read 60 aaf.-
70! ,aa. We presume .. .oaa u 10 be original
We -'Ee them lie .1'' TENET ,' he r't ana
''' h'' .A' " -...l '.' s>' :, "'-D' V ,,.
r,-.. ,r., r,... ~ T. is III. .,ig,-.ss
,t.e.-,5e cei.,.. O.. The charge. .Aa, avAaea-
Fl such general at~-a,,aad Indignation. NJ
mater urte wr1,e a., CT r1r.srs 1t a ea'-i-.is
oaeaee Wa Is i'--,s-' ~, thousands O.
,-s-' "-A.s ,''s H. ','s '.'- ,'- .,. '' ~
',.-- ps,.,,.,-r-.a-3 # Deme.r.,.. vhy
ia >aea cr.,.s. when a. sA5g.- be uute4
and aarmon.ous-wa, such q vie attack Up
4,r,-r..t-ras r,r. cs..r. .ar-a.tcs., cr,a.e
t.>seus.su end lai feelings. !. must he
tti rt5.,, >,i.s "p'l - ID. ~ " ,',, '.. y ."
III, ali 10 say the ann was as vie as he
easrSe : ale.
- -,
- .. ~. ----.,. ., -. ...-,, a,
-. \ ...--'r.--s --s H..
-. = ..l,,,..-5 49,. ,.,,f = II
-. .,. -. - - = f',-t .s,ar.t
r.. - 81. - '-
:, - 49,. .4.-
'''-.' --''- 90 '''- So! '
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

DR.. Robert s. Simington, Of Dau7iilS,
i: Surgeon 0! the liia Regiment;
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
From the LaWisb1rs Infantry

IcrTEe last letter We saw from the
Lewisburg ILfln'ry, was dated 7ih inst.
The Company had received their clothing,
Of which a general comF.4iut was made
that the tal1rs hadn't their measures, and
a, TO their { msy c'ats or b!ouses ; they
had plenty Of food, tut their bread vas
pretty hard. O.course, they begin to re-
aiize some ot the priva'ions. harisLip-,
aud uncertainties cf soldier lie, but on
the whole are cLe-r:g. ana animated BY
thi. time, they are probably mp'stei!
armed. but knox not their destination
Although the Pennsylvania soldiers do
not make a. t.e al outward show l. oh
er S,a:e-. >.uce prepared, ye; the fact that
they were first il the field. ani By their
early action helped save the Capital, is a
lasting credit - 'h-m.
E@- Yesterday, .arge box, containing
shirts, dr-wsr<, stockings, ani other com
f-Fts !yr "our toys' at AunaPJli>, was
started III ty tie Ladies of Le"'solfI
There were a.so s2me good things to eat
,muEg.ed among tie outside eomflTieFs
ILese, "''A the U1TeFnm=ht sI?P-!eS'
we tru., vii satisfy their needs.
-El,ov. TnErT. riEJJgi, AND riEiu.
TIE lr5->.-vsTy Reoe! leaders com
usLcal their b.-gly revolution ty II 'st
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

fr Some Of our ci,izsns will remember
among the Students Of the old Academy
at Lswisburg, JAMES OAkEs, son Of
Judge Samuel O.kes Of NontOur county.
James is Dow Lieutenant in the |. S.
Army, and was ona Of the faithful men
who escaped from Texas, I'VE believe, al
ter the infamous t.eachery of Twisgs)
He states that, man to man, the Southern
soldiers, from their lous-life familiarity
with firearms and their bold aud dashiug
nature, are fair match FOX Nor;hernars;
ard ;hat an overwhelming force agaius.
them is advisable. IL says the Seces-
sionists are actuated BY the most Insane
and hostile spirit-,hey thirst for blood
and p.upder-aud bops and expect to take
Washington aud Northern Cities as re-
ward fox their Efforts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

IgC.-riia Lswisburs, week af:er uex'.
1 s3oi chance 10 SID il Subscriptions
II the .S,q- Il Ctr5atl.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

r-Au Arsumea, Court tlr Union
,.o,y vas appointed last we-k. Present
-5ue Judge, one Lawyer, one spectator
= C.u,,-eyerybody thinking abou: the
U.-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

rA- Senator DoUGLAs some times makes
good FroPhecies-astal bad ones, some
times. Las: August, the Brsck!nEi3ge
papers stated that Hon. Alson B1rlipgame
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

!S-A son 0: james Ll,dei.s, near N.f-
flung, Oae Gag til. week fe.. under =
,E.-as,-s wagon load Of coal, going from
L=E.,--:; both Ehee.s passed over HIN,
III I. I aes appear to be t.9keD, AID dis
rsc.7s:y = hopeful
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

~A Liberty Pie aol F.ag we're 70
be r4..s3 a. Key Y Rgs4s. S-;uti1y az
.erp5on last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

,gWe learn tha: one comPloy ci
I ne Guards. under Capt. NaytArc
;,...s IL C-4mbcrIl's U4.. aud another
s:;sr J5Ll 2. Mu.er, ds...s IL Iai-Pea-
3.-i Hall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

rsa- Tue L=wi.bgrg Bauk has declares
,seui,anuual dividend Q: Per cent.
, 1861-03-21

books, and the time spent in their study.
will not be lost. knowledge will give
ability 20 increase the income of his farm,
ard will elevate his standing in the comml-
nifty.
A farmers family, also, need the means
of improvement found in wclI.a,>oricd Ii.
brary, and its influence will be felt in their
moral and intellectual advancement, and in
increasing their love of home. 1t may he
thought by some that the expense cannot bc
afforded; but if few are purchased at a
time, in few years library Of hundred
or more valuable volumes may be gath red,
which will BE- worth mole than the same
number Of dollars ut interest.
, 1861-03-21

Ministers, lawyers, and teachers, are gen.
orally veil provided with books They
would not feel competent TO discharge their
duliel. were they not continually gathering
information. and their employers would not
place confidence n them, did they not think
they QoIt masters Of q large amount Of
knowledge But what need has the farmer
of books, beyond hts Bible and Almanac .
His duty u % labor as hard IS his strength
VII admit, and when he has done his work
Or Ihe DAY, h1 win Be tired enough togo to
bed. without nodding over 4 book written by
1omc idle person uhoiS too lazy 70 work.
Such has been The feeling Of the mass Of
tIIe oa'livilorl u the soil, but it Is now
happily changing No man. needs a good
Iibnry more than the farmer lie has a
profession that - feaiiy requires study 70
ma11lr d ns tha- Iawyers or teachers.
I11r. b hardly q branch of natural science
lI1I vii not oontrbrie greatly 70 his bene.
e. he aIoo notis boollsn upon horses, cal
fle. an1 .hctp, ~ mansgeneut Of the
dairy ne 1lIl 1f bens. The proper way 10
ruIIl 1r1I11. p4II.. and other fruits; the
ircnlmI'I a |I'|I1f1lf Iof's. 81. 90
n addition 70 thaal, he 6rmsr should
h1I1 L1III oI III.1I1Ilnl, history. ard tfaveis.
IIl viii b q 0I1l1 i1tcroslld add beneftte1
by lAo'r rlIu1al D my oar The MONEY
lPeni In pur1ha1ins neasunnhls nurnher u
, 1861-03-21
SECOND HAND PIANOS
AT great bargains always in store prices om 3OtO $40.
MUS SIC,
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came to hand and Ia hrsi rate 0rdef II d
beautiful nsttdinent-lkE& q WALKER, Philadelphia
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, Who has had
Of the Horace Waters PianOs writes ~ allows:A
friend of mine wlsh's TO purchase q plano for hr.
She likes the ons you told me in December, 1883 NJ
piano is becoming pttuar ID tis place. and think
can intrduce tNO mOTe-tley will be more pOpu-
lar than any other mske" saI 'I.3
We have two Of waer Pianos In use IN our seminary
eOf which bas ben seventy tssed ir three years-
and We ca0 ta-y % their good quality and durs6lty-
WcOD 4 GHEaORY, Mount Carroll, III.
n. WATERS. ESQ Dear Sir: Havlug used one of your
pianof !es two ytaIs pat hsve found very SUI
perl0r instrument -ALos 10 GRAY, Principal Brookba
Heights Seminary.
Rv. Mr. Haynes writes as fcllows:-- Preston Helow,
N. T.. July 7sib, 1858. Mn. WATERs- Dear SIR: re-
c.Vsd the helodeon, safe snd IN good order; am we'll
pleased with the external appearance and Ibe lone aso
the present season.
Tioss.N. \. July 2s,h tsss. HOnAcr wArEns. Esq.
-Sf: The MeOde0n you sent me duly received IN
good order. ! SIN now fully prepared 10 say that The
instrument high satisfactory, Sid LsR you viii accept
my lhanks ior tLe very liberal terms on which you fur
IT, and Tor tbs very hOh Table mahpef in which
yJu have fulfilled, and more than fulfilled oil that You
promisc'l. Very respectfully yOurs &c., J. l. sniFH.
The Piano received from you continues 10 give aAtis-
Acton. Fegard II as one Of the best Instruments In the
place. jams L. CLAREE, Charleston. Va.
The Mel0deon has safely arrived feel Obliged TO yea
Tor your liberal dsconht will do a can for you In thee
parts : Rev }. N. MCCORNICK, YTrquerville, 3, O.
Toe Piano was duly received. Ii came Ia excellent
eoRdltIUn and is very much admiFtd BY my numerous
family Accept my thanks for your prOIptntss.-Ron-
EiT CooPER, WaTranhan, Brediord 10, Ia. q
Your Piano pleasee we'll. Il IL The best one IN our
connty --fHohAsA 4. LATHAM, Completion, Ga.
weare very much Obliged 10 you Ter having sent sneh
line InstInh ent hr $3.50 and We shall take pains 70
rreommend It -BRANK, HkLB 4 Co BntIalo Deinocrnt
The Horace Waters Piahos HTe known a. among the
very besl We are tnaLed 10 speak Of these nstrueBts
With eonhdtnoe nom personal Of their txcel
le,t tone and durable quality. New York Evangest.
We can speak Of the merits II the Horace Waters
Pianos iI0n ptruna kuOwcdge. as being Of the very
lest quality Christian Inteli gyncer. p
Nting at the state Fair display ed,reatcr exCellsneo
il AIRY department. than the Horace Waters iauos,--
ChHrtbmln. ~
wder-' Pianos and Melodeons challenge CO mlarisoa
Journal.
Horace waiers Planet are Of fli rich, and even
tone and powerful New York usicsl Reylew. ~
Our friends will hnd AZ Nj. Waters store he very best
ass6inent Of Music and of Pianos TO 10 found II the
United States, and We urge southern pnd Wesiefn
iliends 70 give ttm call whenever they 90 70 New
iOrks-Grabam's SaRszine.
wareroo'ns 40. 1888 Br6adway, New Fork.
, 1861-03-21
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blooa

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of mankind o. the head of all remedies for removing
obnoxous poisnns from the blood and cleansing all the
tissues Of The Ody. They have saved thousands year
aher year frm falling sacrifice 10 the effects Of dys-
pepsia, dysentery, darrbgi. constipation liver com-
plaints, &c., tact atesed BY myrtads OF witnesses.
Excessive weakness and debility. the warnings NJ de-
cieasng organic energy and vital decay are restored
aud terminated with VigOr and heahl action In every
organ throughout the ystem. by the restorative and
exhilarating influence of this medicine
, 1861-03-21
TOWN LOTS!
BIL.Ls's ADDITION 10 sTEILACOOSf.
GOOD ClliSCE FOR INVESTMENf!

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
i his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots q one acre each Is prepared 70 sel
Lots TO suit parties desiring either 70 locate and improve
seeking Investment This claim. for advauta geons
location Is not eNcelled by any on Puget Sound The
site has been lard out with view 10 anty and corvc
nienee the streets being tour rods vide and the whole
plot well waterrd by springs. Sites for THREE churches
have aready heen dosaed and se apart The prices Of
Lots from t50tO 1850 each, according 10 ocalty
The proprietor contemplates bulirg wharf from .he
claim during the coming summer which cannot fail 10
greatly enhance the valne Of the entire property.
power Of attorney having been given Frank Clark
E during my aosenee 10 Oregon notice snereby given
that the same is now withdraw.
50af LEMUEL BILLS.