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PENiTENTiiRY PoErRY.-Thc Jackson
News says the correspondence Of the con-
victs in the pcnitcntiary is no small item
in postal affairs. Several of them are quite
poc,cal in their cpistlcs. The following is
the conclusion of a letter written by one of
them last Sabbath:
On m"mory's sacred alter lies
Each relic Of my trust,
But oh the idol, that loved
Have crumhl.d mt" dust!
And as ! sit with folded harls,
Sad hra!t and troubled brow;
think of what my If has brcn
And what that life is now
If the above be original, we think the
writer should have the benefit of Il pardon
The heart that coula dictate such scnti-
mcnts, cannot be- all bad
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ing parishes. dlJ-ly.
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Tue INrANT-A lovely child lay sleep
ing, the moonbeams kissed its forehead,
and in every ray of light an angel sported.
No wonder they should leave their Eden
home to lingcr awhile on earth TO gaze
upon aught so lovely. Pure as the snow
wreath which mantles the Alpine hills, or
the lily with brow bedecked with pearls,
was this infant-sin had ne'er touched it.
Its little heart was free from guile'as was
the scraph's which looked down upon its
beauty beauty. Nor were the angels
alone gazing; no, no--a fond mother
watched it; and as the mountains played
around its cheek, she thought of the inno-
cency-which dwelt in the heart of her
cherished infant.
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". .SHRNFSlILRE.
JOHN OSBORN,

A TEORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"a Alexandria, La.
~ Ohic, second doc from the Post Onicc.
August -, l-tiO -ly.
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DIX. WI JOHNSTON y SMITH GORDON.
EEAYING entered in'"pmtnr.shiP, will practice
1 \ i Gown aul country. -
y CHIC uu public SVua.", immediately -
tI. r..,r of th. Co,rt f.ous,,. aug IG~Iy.
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\ ho.ac.pau drt,a-.h" .kin -
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A THAIToK's.EARLy LIRE.-D. Francis
Bacon, is man of eminence. His veraei-
ty is beyond all dispute. The subjoined
statement published by him will attract
attention. Which of the U. s. Senators
can be the villain he delineates : Who is
the miscreant Whol Who2 Who :
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
Practical PROOFS, by Practical MEN,
OF
PRACTICAL MAe;I1ll.E =
Christian Siu'tfus' Farm, Kelly TP, }
p,HaI.s yaIisr I.Ty 10 IEbI

Christian Stu'tfuS Farm, he!lV Ipi
Buiial0e Valley, Jelly Il, 1861
Feeling interested N The advancement OF
home manufactures. and a sentiment Of fair
ness towards all Who are investing time and
money IN promoting agriculture, d certify
that Jas s. MIssh 4 Co.'S iuigmqije EeGPer &
.io,rsr, under far management, Is asgpcrlar
Machine. To-day, IN heavy Lancaster wheat,
It ma. cut ant pat II grave; (sheaves) outfoi
the read OF the team as well We tA!nS as II
done By hand. In the fed, with ~Bgcleye
and BAL" II worked TO our perfect sa'l,iac-
iron. As a Mower II cuts wider than the
Bal or the Buckeye. and can b set closer To
the ground IN grass or clover !ayInE from ~
We think he H1ssey with Narsh's Improve
meni ha, the most coHvsuieu, and simple way
of change 10 d.Eernt kinds ana mode q! cut
ung Of anv Machine made. Oar decti-d rTe-
ference Is gwen It a a great ia5"f-s aTiac
Machine. a. II vii put of is o.-n gram t7iag
well the most IabOfiouS pan Of harvesting
Christian Stul'Zfus u. B.Wagner
Levi Gembcrliug Isaac Miller
Jno.Jacob ReicL!ey AJra'm Leih,
Jro. Stu.,zsus and Others.
. BY permission. 10 apProva, Of the ssiI-Rakel
Wm.T. Linn Geo. Baker
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
The Voice Of N.Ourning.

Never has our usually happy town had
50 mingled sensations Of i'y aud SORROW
as since toe reception of the apparently
reliable Teiegraphic News contained in
another column.
After the 5rh Penn'a Reg't withdrew,
THE FOURTH was left alo1e-Of all in
Freedoms Army Of $4,000 men before
the enemy chosen s,rolghold-to sustain
the honor of the Keystone State in the
bloody aud eyenitui struggle then impen.
ding. Aud among "the 4th" was the
LuwIsBuRG INFANTRY the first wholly
NoIunteer Company from Central Penn
sylvania to Te>puud to the Presidents
call. The flower Of our neis ishborhood, they
left their smiling home tathed in tears, on
the doubly immortal l9.h Of April, prepa-
red to tigh, tA-ir way through perfiiyus
Baltimore AMI wherever tbeis cJun;ry's
{ should lead them. Their time had
expired on SATURDAY ias,-but danger
lowered the c0ufict for which they hai
entered, anu for which they we're willing
to bare their patriotic, fearless breasts, was
jIs: before them; aud, while others re-
turned with their privileged time, Our
Pcnn'a Ali, aud OUR Ls~isburs Intau'ry,
rushed On with tie column Of the sons Of
Ljtcrry, fgr Death OF Victory over Rebel.
ll5us T,r.nls.
We have no, the sad details, bu. have
enough TO infer that all our brave compan
i'm. and f,..oy ciriz.us have no, survived
to eriay their ,riumrA. There is MT one
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
The Presidents Wife.

Not coIteut Win falsely branding our
Nations Pres!deu, as a traitor, there are
beings to be found mean enough to SIAN
der bis excellent wife By representing her
as sympathiz:ng with the enemies Of the
Government il this hour Of trial. Read,
however, the following handsome Letter
to a galiaut keutuckian who is in arms
for the defence Of the Union, aud see bow
the hear, Of true and intelligent Amer
lean Wcmau beats for the good cause:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington City, June 20, 1861. !
COLONEL JOHN FRY.
Ny Dear sir-It gives me very great
pleasure 10 be the medium of transmission
Of these weapons to be used in the defence
Of national soyreisuty upon the soil Of
Kentucky.
Though years have passed since left
contemplate her progress, in happiness aud
prosperity, with sentiments Of fond and
f.ial pride. Ia every effor; of industrial
energy, iu every enterprise of honor and
yalJr, my heart has been with her. Aud
| ri jice 10 the consciousness that, at
this time, when the institutions TO whose
fostering care we owe all that we have of
happiness and glory, are rudely assaiied by
ungratefal and parriciial hands, the State
Of Kentucky, ever true and loyal, furnis-
he'd to the insuited flag Of the Union a
guard Of her bravest aud bes, sons.
On every field, the proves Of kentucki-
ans has been manifested. In the holy
cause Of national defence, they must be in-
vlucible.
Please accep: these weapons as token
of the love shall never cease TO cherish
for my mother State; of the pride With
which have always regarded the exploits
of Der sons and OF the confidence which
feel 10 the ultimate loyalty Of her pec-
pie. who, while never forgetting the hom-
age which their beloved State may justly
claim, still remember the higher aud gran
der allegiance due to our common country.
Yours, very sincerely,
MARY LINCOLN.
Msr-vnsn the rich B.!1ce BlrceY, IL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

Ma. EDIrou.-In looking over the field, We
fad hat the SsnatorshIp Tor this Dis'fic' mas
in a manner been over .u'htd. Aiio" ne 10
bring before The people oi inIon county Inc
uame OF Hon. JESSE BEAVER, OF Winfield.
Judge Beaver has been named as caniIi7'-
Tor A>>emhiy-bnt lhI> county beng eni.rrt
lo the Senator. ani Judge Beaver oTiHg We.
qua dst IN every respect for The position, We
", I'D earnestly recumm-Hd h.m g. lh- vn'-Fs
Of Inc District. N.>r R,FUhlIra~-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
POpping the Question.

Lord Justice Clerk braxisl1 was a man
Of few words and strong business babits
Ia courtiug his second wife, his p,cce-
dure was entirely illustrative Of the Pc
culiarilies Of his character Calling fer
the lady, he said to her, without prelm!-
nary remarks, "Lizzy, | am looking tor a
wife, and | though, you were just the
person that would suit me. Let NE have
your answer, Of Or on, the morn, aud uae
uaire sboo; it." The lady next dag re-
piled in the affirmative.
Perhaps he reFen.ed lis Trecili'ancy,
for when butler gave warning, on &C.
count Of Mrs Brsxfeli's sco!d.ug Fr0Peu-
sites, the Judge replied:
Lord, mon, ye'ye little to complain o;
ye may be thaukla' ye'Ee 10 ma'ri:d to
her"
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llaiusrsitp at aewisbarg.
Comnenceurcn: wcek-IsGi.

July -. &C 27-7l4J.agy, fsd-y, and Sa;sTa1y-EAa-
uiuAilcn--
July .s-S,try IftsrR0.a-S rfnon t-fre the society
for lnluirs, bY Rrv J PENN Nausr~id. q
h H.tg->-rmou before the IA Esp I'd eoc-
ty krvtIE8s : CHACE. ilt-turg
July ~ galay iftsyao0a Exercises Of
tie fvaaGl- Institute.
EreHiag-Leetare, by Rev P-s lifSsos, fhiiad.
Iulv so-Tssdlg losAiag-BoaId # TTusses AIs Board
Of CaraJITs tl-et
Meet ngs Of the Eiurstina Society.
Er.HEg- auniyer~a.y C the Alumni - The
Cai,rr,ity-OrAtion o. Kr- .''so 4 P+i' Z,N'S oEk
Po.n, b! rg1 P.C1Jl Ton, fhIiad
JuIy 81 fn.siry R8rH-sy anniversary Ezerrises OF
IL. Tn-olog cal prf fsTiurnt
Erenir1-snnlsrrs1ry Of Literary -oeietles-
Grafton ~ va 4. II .Ets. "a, "ie-n'ourg
Po.u hy CEA'. TnULBrE. E.q- bTOOAl! N, M.
Aug !idv-C1MNENCENENr
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THE PATRIOTIC DEAD.

''IioS sleep the Brave. who sink 10 rest
Hy all thrir CouutTy's wishes .i--ti
when Spring, with tesy fn.rs euii,.
Returns 70 deck ;h,ir hali0Eei mould,
She there shall dress sygecteT I'D
Than f4Ecs 5 Feet have ever iTod.
1" BY fairy hsuds their knell is rung.'
By forms unseen their dIr-r issuing;
There Honor comes, a Tiigrim gray,
To bless the tuTf that wraps their clay,
And Fr--8on shall awhile r-pa!r
To dwell 4 weeping hermit there"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

Fellow C,tzenS-I an crcib,y Informed
that a reporl has been put 10 circulation ihr1'
lhe greatest par. Of thI> county mai am no,
IN earnest IN regard to being candidate flr
l1- oiiice # SHer.I | therefore take this me-
n I II INFORM the pnbjc that sad report IS
with III truth, AMI doubtless has been circu'a-
ted wi'h design to InIure me BY misleading
my friends. | nave only 10 add that AN
Candidate. upon mr own strength anf no other.
and Will ieri grateful To all Who may favor me
w,'h their votes the 81 Of August n"Ir.
N-s B--.in. July y. Isl. c L. ANFEs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

IAC. 49, IA u : 3 4 !-p4
We the uni-r-Iguet have today seen Ia :
: MAR>H'> Automatic Reaper W-Is IN hea-
vv-tanzi4d Lancaster Wheat, eaT! IS Il .Ae m0i-
nlng ard sraiu vet with heavy "a ., n grassy
bottom. art Certify that We have no more
difficult cuu,ng any time Of the day or al any
season Of The year. The Machine. with Two
horses aui driver, done the work Of putting
ciT ID good eaye,, (or sheages) AM oat ut tie
road Of the Team, faster ant II better advan-
rage than conli bp done wuh cradles, making
better work than we could possibly Put o.. BY
hand As great lab1r-savlns machine. tAIs
Seli-R2siug Arrangement : By us cantltiy
recommended 1, any farmer wishing Reap
er. a. We ks7,r It 10 be avery superior Mower.
I. J. S;reheigh Jos. II. Mooa
J. {. Mood CLa's Raw.e
Simon Leid Geo. Bennett,
o-l c!lrr-
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--latest News
A Great Battle.
HARRIsEURG. July %.

HARRISBURG, July %.
Balls Run and Manassas Junction we're
taken yesterday.
We lost Eleven Hundred killed.
The 4'h Penn'a aid 9TH New York suf-
ferei most.
The Fire Z9uaves threw down their guns
ard rushed on with their knives
Col. james Cameron Is killed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

ACard.-Durin- my al enc On selling
Rsapers OUTSIDE OF Uuion cluuIy) he report
has been rcuia;-t that have Withdrawn as
a caui. dale for Sheriff. This Is not true.
remain 10 the fsl,-wI!l BE- thankful for every
honest vote can ge;-ani f Nominated aud
elected Will iry to 60 the far hing with al.
JulyI :. ELISHA -TE.UB
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
Derry TP, Mont0ur Co. Pa. I
Ill. &c 1881

Having heen present when Messrs. Nlr'h
& CJ.s A.icEIkiHg R'Gpsr was Iriet on the
Farm of " M S-,iei, N Derry Twp, Moniour
Co. Pa. we have no hesitation 10 saving that
We can u.j conceive whore any Improvement
can be rnaie 90 Do the wnsk more ell c;usi !
and efficiently. The cTain was vefy hravy.
and the recent storms had lodged and >wiflel
1t every war. Tn >EiF-hAkE. according
+ the Judgment ot a. present. cit The ~gfi
much l-l'errien could have been done by
any rers.n The oit-'a>Eioned way.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
HAEaIsRUEo, July %.

HARR!sRUEo, July %.
After eleven hours fighting, cur people
have taken Manassas Junction.
Lass ou both sides heavy.
Col Cameron is reported killed.
The - sud j:h three mouths Peo2'a
Regiments have returned to Harrisburg.
TIE iIh Is said to have gone forssrd siih
;hs column. ELI SLIFER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

We certify that we have seen Jo's 5. Marsh
& Co's Patent Aufon.gtic R,ite working on the
Farm Of Simpson Smllh, in Limestone Twp,
Moniour Co. Pa, IN rough aud dtncul;
ground. and are satisfied that 1t works well,
does the work better than a Hand Raker can
do il. and believe that the Automatic Rake
Aliachmen, will pay.
m.M.Pat,erson, Esq Ja'>F.IIedden
Tho. Hull, ND. Jaw Wagner
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DANyILLE. July Is. 4. "

DASyILLE, July .3-S, A. N.
P4tttrsyu - R!thiu - miles of Ma-
nsssss Juuc;.. :: the time of the fgtt,
tat found !. lm.0s..tie to reinforce NJ
poHeIs 10 coostqEeLce OF bis men UeIug
uota aoSu by marching. He i, 6ghtips
row-ii is believed true that 10000
uen have been sen: from Washington.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
ORPHANS Court Sale.

4 GREEiBLY to a second plGrius order of
the Orphan>'Court o: Union county he'd
IN Lewi>burg. .G.h uI,. vii olT-r pubic
sale, on the premises. "n MONDAY, the i9th
day Of August next, commencing al 10 o'cl c<
4 u, the following Real Estate @: FLhNEL
CLARK. deed. 10 Wit: All that certain lot ui
ground situate Ia lylovn>h!P,J Union county.
b1uniei nurrh. scu.h and west by lands Of
George F. Miller, Esq, and east by the Sl>-
Cuehauna river. containing about hall an acre
more or less where n are erected Two ~
S.arey Frame Dwelling House. SHOP. II 4
or..t Stable. with the arTur;snaEces- Terra. >
made known at sale by
WM. 6. LAWSON, Admin
Milton. Ju'y l6, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

NV YoGK, II 50, AN-The follow
Ing Is despatch to the Associated Press
Rebels were reinforced By Johnston late
last night, xhen Federal army retreated
to entertainments near Washington. Lo.s
between 200 aud 5000.
The Rebels have captured Sherman's
battery aud thirty riazi cannon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
Latest

"Peru'a t,L not in ac,iou-remained it
Washington TO be mustered ous-Loss
uot 50 heavy Us fEs, rei ie6.-Cspiisl
sate.-Ssai forces rapidly, TO r.ssoIs
sud inspire eoLfi,uce."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
Wanted !!

% J0URNEIMEN SNOENAkERS
Immediately, for working on ARMY
SHOES. Also
500 lbs heavy slaughter Sole Leather
aud
200 sides Upper, 5 to lbs. to the side.
J. SCOTT & :. SLIFER
Lewlsburc. July II, 1901
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

WASHINGTON, JuIy 2S-AM.
Another battle IN Missouri, in which
the UIi0uists were victorious
Secession leader killed in Louisville.
Gen VI Ciel.eu Is to command the army
Of the POtomac-Gen. RoseneranIz to
operate in Western Virginia.
Not more than 1000, some say only 500,
fell Al the Battle Of Manassas.
The Aruy is to be recognized, and
then renew oT,nsive operations
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

RIGHT-Nr. Criiteudsn, Of Ky, tss
offered resolution 10 the House % the
effect that TIE S-eessionis;s are responsi.
bic f5r the pre-eu, condition of our Ma.
tioUaI affairs, and tia: the rebellion .hould
be pu, down s. any eos,.
Ia the nou.a, Congress, on Tuesday
last, sre.oluiion va. unanimously adopted,
presenting TO Nsj. Gen. George B. NJ
Ciell,n, aud the of;cers and soldiers under
his command, the thanks Of that body foe
.'tbe series OF brilliant sud decisive victo.
rias which they have, By their skill aud
t-.very, achieved oser the Rebels sDd
Traitor. in the army on the battle-6elds Of
Western Virginia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

HARRISBURG, July -, G. PM.
Oar troops have been repulsed.
Llss about Three Thousand.
Men retIeated in good order to Wash.
nsign. +. ).
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

A-Geu. Clmsroo ,elesraphs .bs: i. is
uncertain whether be can gs; the body at
lis brother James.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

GENERAL SCOTT The Lord be praised
for endOwing one uau il this fast, bu,tlIug
age, with the graces Of silenceand patience.
Even the Homeric JJye is not more sub
i.me than Gen. Scott a. this hour, calmly
gathering his tbuuder-b0l;s. Said c gen
,lcman the ether day, General, the reo-
pie are impatient for results" "a know
it," be replied, "bu; they expect successful
results. War is my profession; | have
made i, the study Of a life, and | am now
too Old to Learn. War, sir, requires mon
ey, men, time sul patience. Ald," with
emphasis, "presiieut Lincoln has assured
me tha, | shall have these" Then, more
playtu.!y, he continued, ",o march an
army and then retreat, Consumes shoe
leather, and tia, for body Of men under
my charge, is an important item"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

~We sire theTs!esraphic Dispatches
a. tbey come I:would seem that At frss
the Jli5l;sts were successful. But, the
Rebels being strongly fortified, aid much
superior in number, [Pa,;ersou having
failed to keep Johnston in check,) the
tide vas turned against Us.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
VNHANS SAAE.

WE the undersigned E1ecut = Of the real
W estate uf NILrIaY Hr>rI>GToN. dec't
late Of Harley township. UnIgn county, ~
order Of kIs asst Viii and testament, WI! ut.er
at public sale on
Friday the llth day of October
next the following descr bed real estate, viz:
FARM containing sd Acres more or
less, bounded by lands OF JACOB Moore, Jacob
Rover ani others, and Peuns creek. on winch
are coed HOUSE and BARN. Car -
rage House. and Other convenient oui-~S.
bnuijng>-al>o PULLING HOUSE and
CariiDg Machine not IN operation al present
a, kinds Of FRUIT Of superior
qnahry-runniuy Water on the Farm-
rs about 10 or IL acres Of 1t TIMBER
-LAND, the balance all cleared and IN
good state of cultivation.
ALSO the O1e-Ha.f OF 10, Of Land sltua-
ted IN the LiMESrON RIDGE, containing
80 PcrChes adjoining land o. Geo Ruhl
and others.
Sale to begin at o'clock " Of said dav,
on the premises. when Conditions of sale will
be maze known. A good Tile will lie made
10 Inc purchasers by q.
G-pFGE NEIyrLL } E1e-u-
JOHN HUSTINiTUN,J tgr-
Kelly Tp, Julv IL, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

Juls -. 1851.
tJESSRS Jas :. Marsh i Col rriei sour
vi C,a.5irlsd Rs1pi7- d Nsr:ag M.etiRe TO-
DAY n nv grass. art an wiling o. give The
use Of nv experience and opinions Of me
same To- any one. think It = good Me -
ing Machine a. have seen. and g. uaI th.na
BY your S-ltg1tiHg Af.1ctus.. Il Is made
arv the less perfect IN grass man those made
ca purpose f'r moving. The idea "t The wheel
running of lne mowu grass Is very import
ant one. and | wouldn't Ike 10 use cue n
the wheel running On the hav. /: vii Igt
choke. It doesn't ge, cut OF order. and give
a... ihe !a!aE.s- G4G.e4 Z: S.4e g! ny r-'g J.
borS who VIII CnseTluuY allow NE I" 4n."Ir'
YOU they can for these and cher good mowias
meris recommend your Machine As superior
one. (,Ignen SAMUEL MOYER-
;EWe the undersigned fully endorse the
above: ISAAC EYER. 81.
JOHN YUUNGNAN,
ISAAC EYER. ia.
ALFRED kNEA>S.
JND VAN Bt- ~kIRk,
DAVID BETTLEIAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

MAIL CosT-It appears from calcula-
a'u;ai,he Post Oh,e Department, that;he
!'aFg income from postage in the Seeded
ssiss amounted to only 5000, 900, while
es expense of Transporting the mail in
ss same States exceeded this sum by
ts,VVo,000, which is now saved to the
ss''ernmen; BY their suspension in those
yates. And yet these scoundrels say
''ai the United States Government "y,-
''''ed them. Did ever impudeucc fur
ittr 20!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

ktLIr TP, BUTFALOI I.LItr.,
CE.#u Co. Pa. JGLe -, l>6I.
WE the undersigned having iTiet or seen
w trisd the Bal ONO Mowsr.and also the
Buckev-. ch.ertI.!y testify That the Contained
-it.fon,1t,c R.nysr 4 H,icer made ty las y.
MARSH n co. has to-day, on the :arn Cf
Jacob >lo!'ziu>, done t-.leT work, Gu. wider,
and a lite closer than ihCse Machines gotten
Up more exclusively far Moving.
CHRISTIAN STTLSFUS,
CHRISTIAN MING.
JACOB >TOLTZFTS.
sANL ~ AR IZLENDER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
DASvILLE, July 22-s, P. N.

1t is repooted tia; Gen. Patterson has
resched Manassas Junction. aud sDgaged
the eneuy-slso that 40 600 troops have
lei. Washington for Virginia