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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

An aperi.ut ctunH-uic preparation orIroS p.-,
ned of and carbon by combustion in hydrogen.
snncon-d by the highest Medical Auihoiri-s 10Th in
Europe and the United States, and presented IN thrr
practice.
p~raon of Iron be compared with it, Impurities
thu blood depression Of vital pale aud otherwise
sIcky eomri-Aons, indicate its necessity il
coDc-i, able
Iunosious in all msadies in which it hiss teen trird
il has proved absolutely curttive in each OF the follow
in; cumpsints viz:
In D,6iEty N,rrous Afscfiors EmGcrfion Dvsre,sid,
Constipation, HiurThaiI y,nry EseJ iSnt tohsbMtt
Scraflions Tni,rcuiosts, Nlh hhslm. RlsHs aJton.
Hhs, thloros Lir,r 'hspi1ip's, Chrome n. dgthss,
Rh,nmdtism htsrn.i.n' p rsrs PpJies TIE Fdcs Dc.
In cases OF GI>EEM pEBitITY, whether the result Of
disease OF the continued dminution Of nervous
and muscular frum chronic conn lsnts. trial
of this has proved successful
which dcscri ton written ait"station would r.nd
-r credible Inyads long he'd ridden to have be-
come forgotten in th-ir neigh hborhcos. have sud
denly -spp-sredn the busy world if just returned
from protrartsd travel in distant land S"n- very
signal instances Of this Kind att~.d Of female suf
fr-rs euiaciRted victims Of apparent msrssmus,
guin-ous exhaustion. critical changes and that romIIi
cation Of and dysrrruc aversion TO air and
ercs- for ~hich the Ihl stefan has no nsme.
In NLRvous AFFECTIONS Of all kinds ana for reasons
famlar to medical m-n, the operation Of this prrrsra-
Of necessarily h- salutsry for unk- the
old oxides it is vigorously tonic without being exciting
and rh-sting; and gently regularly slerient even
in the obstinate Of co-tvenrss without ever
being gastric purssuve,o or inhietng disagreeab-
sensation.
It's this latter property smong others which makes
il remarkably eH-ctual and permanent rFmr!y for
Ts upon which it also appears 10 .Nerta distinct snd
specific action, by dispensing the local tendency which
forms them.
In prspErsI. r Vulnerable as its causes single box
OF these Chaly bese Pills has often sufe.d for the
hasitual including the attsndrnt tosfirensSs-
10 unchecked Ir,RRHG,. even when advanced to Drs-
ENT,KY corfrmsd. emaciating. and apparently mai;g
the effects have been equally decisive and aston
ishing.
In the local pains loss of flesh and strength. dehi.a
ting cough snd r,miitent hectic. which generally ind
ISCPiENT CcNSUNPTION this remedy has slay.d the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
GREAT CURE CT sCRoFULA.

The following letter from highly respected memter
Of the Society OF Friends affords strong evidence Of the
great superiority of the DEPuE.TIyE Sns.PAEILIA
aud S.EsAP.EILLs MXTuEEs, we'll the various other
Medicines in general u.s. for Scroiula
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

EAST S,nsBI HI, Chester Co, Pa, lumo. 81, ISL.
DR.. WM. A. D,vIs-kespect.d Friend: 1 received q
letter from thee few days since which thee wished
give thee statt OF GAMERS from
his attack. lie taken the fall of ls4O, when
in has 18th year with pain in his hip ana tbsb
and was confined To his bed Tor five mouths. ln the
Of that time ulcer formed his thigh which
great deal of bloody the Knee Of his
other leg then commenced swelling. and very pain
fu bIs tsy and toot tioce thar natural hsr.
fur hoiss bTos out his knee and discharged
qr,t quantity Of tck ndtSr. HIS ieg hoOtc from
n, Lnse ankle, ,cich could til BY pressing
anls tchen the Loody corruption tcond y1s. he
knee lie then took pains his arms. and had ulcers
both, which painful and and pi,c,s J
bone frequently d,hdrg.d from the ulcers has
rus dr1Wn up, could not be SrghtR,d ddnsf Of
the least motion. lie attended by ply sician for
considerable length Of time without much benefit lie
then took Eve bottles of townships SMsAPALa. with
any effect We next applied to ply seian of Ian
caster who prescribed great deal of different medicine
without any improvement got receipt for making
Sarsapara, procured the from Apotheca-
~ in Lancaster, and made gallon, which he took, be-
sides great quantity Of made of sarsapsrlla
and Sassafras mixed; also Prickly Ash and Burdock
Tea; but ali did little good until he took thy medicine.
which heard of from the benefit il doing to the
son of nci.hbor. Henry Bro>us In very short time.
Improvement perceptible and continued until he
cured. which with the twelfth bottle. IL .as
entirely changed him both in health and spirits. for
which feel very grateful indeed and willing to do
all consistent with TRUTH for the advancement Of
thy DEPURATINE and the good OF the suffering
Thy sincere friend, LYDIA MOORE.
Thee may do - thee fit with this in welcome.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Ayers Cherry peCtoral,
I'it aittr " A. ~ 10 tt ''t
COughs. Colds. lDfusWTs. Iiosr-tneH.
Group. H.ou hills. i", ipi'nt Com
sumption. eyed for 'h- Relief
of on-itnI:.fite P|ti'nis
la a's 's,Huc'd Stages
pI

This Is re,~s, universally au.vn t. srrrss- ~
ether for tl- trf.f ui Jung .at air', tlAi
useless h. - rf' -f tlir ri ri'f 90 - ~ r'- H
uurtyallei raC-i i.r coughs uri ,0ii- ard -flf
wonderful uf pulmonary di-s'-", tH'r rsi~ u
known tlTHI-"Hf 'l~ t.y.'.YtHi rrfaF- g fls r.i
F"w Tire Hu'urlss even tti'y- -Ir.n- ii' n
uip have no. r.r~.lr..I .NTt1-t.rr u I.-rr'-
-ni~ ii,iug rtoi.y t.ir nlst - yirf'fy 'f h"
-ufi- AMI dau.-t d.r-ls 81 the thi,t' Hfi Nt-a
A. all know jh- ar,Ifrl ttf1fN % ih->- ooi',',-H-
they kn.V. To-. rIy .f.- II il. t.ulrs. rs'ir
d1 than fo ri-in that % iIa- a th' 'f
tue, that il di LlN. Nlsu uIaue the wltt Lave
won strongly ufs' the c.uiu.Hre .i mankind
Prenared by DrJ C AVER & Co. Lowell .,sa
II Sold by G " SohafIle ard by Han 4
nuucan. Lcw:,lurg; b Kou,b, New Berlin: Siiri- 3
War-u-rlrr S-iinsgr,.re. l. Cast snd l. II Ei.---
MifiiuburC. Corey Ero. New Columbia-aud des ~
whore yS-1trsow
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Union County Official Record.

Irssid,nt Jud,e-ABM 5. WILSON. L~wistown PosfoRfci
Assortates-JoHS W. SNoNruS, MiffiinIurg 90
do JoHS WALLS, Lewisburg 10
Sherlg-JoHS CRossGRovE, do 40
Protaonotdry-S,NuEL RcrsH, do 40
Req d Rec -GEoRGf MERRILL, do DO
District Ausrn,y-Js C. BucHER, New Berlin do
Ti,asurer-RoBERI H. LAIRD, Lewisburg DO
Com missioners-JsNEs PRoss. do 40
do Dawn KELIy. Buffalos Roads do
do FREpERcE RotESpGR. Miff1inburg do
Com M sstOn-rs Crk-ASpREN kENSEDf, f,LeWiburg 10
do Cbuns>f-JoHS B. LINN. DO DO
do Frint,rs-WoKDSs CoRNruUs, do DO
Mercantile Appraiser-JEssE ScHRrYlR, do DO
Surr,yor-CoxRAD SHEcKLER, Forest Hill DO
;aron,r-w LAIRD H,RRIs. Lewsburg do
Authorizations REBER Miff,inburg 90
do SAMUEL c. Wilt. HArti-ton 90
do DANIEL SHsFFER, Lswisburg DO
School Sup,rintsnd,n,-D. HEcKEsDoRS.N ewBerlin do
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
H Y N E N o L o G Y

A CURIOUS and entertaining little Book.
N (all about Malrimony, Money, and 9th
er usatters,) for The amusement of every body.
(and the young folks, also) on long winter
evenings. RAINY days, etc. Price, 20 cents.
Wholesale, Is Cents. Sent BY mail tor seven
3 cent stamps. For sale al the S'1r d Cbron-
ieie" office. WORDEN & CORNELIUS.
puhI isbrrs Irwisl urg Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

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nR- J q. AffE= III. it,- ts allie. a. vsl p,H-
mi i'fir EssHH ss 30 - l,- til- viI D. 7i'i th-
skill 1t Iiy-'rttu- aud .'ua. i- % -at- a.. tn
rcI.'7i f.ril had untii 'is s,f1i -.zI-t one
iuiil- Cuiri Iu tw.. a-sk- Hbd -4i .----s
health :" Iu"sh that tar i-I-' 'ssh BET to
stt''krd. thnS IL N'.-rIiii n,r,ii iur, ! HIRAM
Ir-s Y. Gr'-lir'i q = tui> vrf.s; % ! have Lea
aili' It'd fsr Nra,- vith s.t.ffH o. is Lu,r. h
d'-'f1r,i Wt t.ai-f lftri ..,-Iy f,iu- 7rl -S~-F
fiilf- Co frt~,- and have fi ssffI.ur r-au
~1r tHf~ it 900 De- 'lIrr ,r-- -l va s-s .Htts-
ts Isr-r Ns believed f-i.l Vie i-v. 'r t.i. Hi,s,,
me O" tN ''ur >tf-s pt.Is, l-.st-- i'. a ysl
tiii tuN fifu- SO. fr 4. a- U. fif o. .'r-- o. .
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g. uirk" g me f-l yr-r~ .-,.H- lie
..--l ILtL L.. - = L.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
L, 3, CHRIS T,

JUSTICE of the Peace-(opposiie the Riv-
j iere House) will attend to all business
entrusted to him with diligence and the gre al
est care. n B. Speaks both the English
and German language
Lewisburg, Oct. l3, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
The Dimes Saving Institution of Le-
WiSburg

) ready to receive any amount on Deposile
| from Ten Cents and upwards. Four per
cent per annum Tn'eres, will he paid on all
special deposires of Two Dollars and upwards
if deposited two months and longer Office
ir Beavers brick block. North Third St.
HIP. SHELLER, Treasurer
Lewisburg. Oct. 10. 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

At . post where | was stationed last
year, portion Of my leisure time was en-
ployed in boosting" a young Miss up the
rugged bill Of knowledge. One of her
text books was "Scbco! History Of the
United States" 10 which We are Informed
that Captain Smiths first aim, on assum-
ing control Of the distracted colony at
jamestown, was to heal the differences of
the divided colonis,s, settle their quarrels,
unite them for the common defence, etc.
At the foot Of the page found the ques
tion, "At what did Smith first aim ?"-to
which the young brightness promptly an
swered, "An Iadian"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWISBURG. Union CO., PA.

l.. ID. BREWER, Proprietor.
THIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House, in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find 1t the most convenient and
central public house-charges will be the
most reasonahe-and neither time or expense
will be spared to besrow every comfort upon
those who may call.-Lewisburs, May 3,ls60
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

A msn from the rural districts was d.
~ins at the ST Charles reeenflv ona -.
being posted as to the customary forms
respecting the allotment Of certain guests
20 one servant, was continually bailiDg
the servants to bring him various dishes,
principally oysters. Thus: 81 say, ,stron-
ger, have , ou go, any isters?' No response.
Repeated loudly, Il say, YOU stranger,
have you got any isters 2" At last an old
eulled pussen turned around, with quite
determined cast Of coun,euauce, and, look
ing d,ggers, replied, IL isn't a stranger
hesh; Use lived hoah . sarvent fur five
yesrs and this isn't an oyster-cellar, but
. 'spectabls fust class hotel 20 Amidst
the laughter Of the party, the man retired
90 look for the ister.b house.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

This il an article to whirh every Builder attention
should lie particularly directed Al this mom~nt. from
roof aTg. cities you count Thousands q
brick ehmu.ys completely eaten by til. Coal Gas and
Weather a to demand imm-iiAte rsmuval-t" do whrb
seldom l. than - at one- show Ing the
OF article that viii not decay or he .atsn by
This offer in our Ornamental and Plain Chin
n.y Tops They burnt harder than stone; in faet.
perfectly vitrted and mp.rvous TO the ny
emitted by coal. which up brick and in
than three foury.ars W. arr making, ard have
hand large quantities Of s.y-rsl differ, stsI.
from fret TO ettg inches high, and from Sli5 so
esch, (l-ss in the it-t place than brick chm n-y
Designs furnished and orders promptly attended to by
addressing the nufsct-rs at the
Factory. LINN a BLACk. Tth 4 Germantown Road.
Ofhce, 5. A. HARRISON. 1910 Chestnut ST, PLiiad.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

From Indiana, . new contributor writes
that his neighbors we're assembled last
summer to celebrate the Fourth Of July /;
and as the orator Of the day was about TO be-
gin his oration, some one asked if it was
not best to first read the Declaration of
Independence. IL was at once agreed by
oil that this was right. Then came iuqui.
ries as to who had copy. No one re-
spending, Dan Rhodes replied that he had
one, and Immediately sent his brother to
the house, to &c. package from bis desk
with blue string tied around it. When
j, came, Dan very coolly produced paper,
and gave it to the Squire, who at once be,
gan and read from it the "Constitu,ion
aud BY Laws Of Know Nothing Lodge"
1t was read through without discovery.
The Squire followed with . speech, the
burden of which was that the present age
possessed no one capable Of producing
such sn article as that which be had just
read, and that George Washington aud
Old Hickory we're the authors Of it
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

VITR1FIED TERRA GOTTA GARDEN VASES. STAT.
UAKY. FOUNTAINS, ami NJ iLDlNG OkAAMENT-
such Brsek-ts Capitals ModIllions Ac Ch-ap.r tha
any other material Finer Designs than any
rial. larg- Stock constantly On hand. Any design
made to order by addressing the uaeur.rs ut the
Factory, LINZ a BLAt X. 5th a Germantown Road.
Office, ;. A. HAHkISON, 100 Chestnut st, FLiat.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Aneedo;es.....fro Harper's Monthly for April.

Close by one of our thriving villages,
not . thousand miles from Maine, is .
little COLONY of Canadians (Freucb.) They
ere . very simple, honest race, and gener-
ally very poor. They arc not extremely
industrious, and consequently no. 10 the
most comfortable or thrifty condition but
ono and oil have great srnbition TO Own
. horse. An old horse and some KIDD oil
. cart, does more for one Of these fellows
than q small kingdom would do for many
men. A short time ago, one of them sue.
eeeded iu becoming the owner Of an aged
horse. Hitching him up to an old cart,
Jo Eve call them all Jo for SHORTY started
for the village, and meeting one of the
principal citizens hailed him, saying, as
be pointed to his "team," "Mr. Noyes, l
want you to give me some work" swell.
Jo, what kind Of work do you want p
"Oh," says 10, 81 don's care. Iwunt it
to be . good deal horse, and not much 10 y
Alas be is not the only one among
us who prays that his task may be good
deal horse and not much 10.
"Mr Clapp, Of this city," saysa Louis
vile friend, sis dealer in cutlery, aud
his knowledge of the things Of this world
is limited TO that business. Some years
since, be took his frs. trip for the interest
of his house, and while travelling through
Alabama was detained over Sabbath at
the villsge of Decatur, 10 that State. His
eompanion proposed that, to pass the day
sgreeably, they should attend church.
They did so, and we're seated near the pull
pit. 1t was a Methodist church, aud you
may know how warm-hearted aud earnest
is the worship Of Methodis,s in the rural
districts Of the South. The preacher had
waxed warm with the kudliug eloqueuce
Of his high theme; and before concluding
his audience we're sobbing with tears and
shouting with enthusiasm. Amidst sbrieks
and sisbs the parson stepped from his pu!-
pit, began shaking hands With his breth-
rem, as usual when deeply affected, and,
as fate had it, our hero was the first to
whom the hand was offered. The good
merchant was badly confused, hesitated
for . momeu. in vain efforts to place him,
then Reluctantly offered his hand, saying,
Il don't know your name, exactly; but it
seems to me l did sell you bill Of hard
ware once" p"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

Tue Rev. DR.. Il, of Washington,
District of Columbia, is something of a
wsg 10 q quiet wsy, and wilbal . Union
man who does not believe in "secession. !"
Meeting q young and enthusiastic friend
Of his sporting q secession cockade, the
Doctor mildly inquired, "Wbat have you
there 7"
SOu,bron responded promptly, and ad-
ded. hesi'a,iugly, Don't you think it all
right"
"Oh, yes" Gays the Doctor, significant
ly placing his hand on the object; sits
oil right on the goose"
A Wisconsin reader writes: "Some
Eve years ago, when the candidates for
Justice Of the Peace were scarce iu the
porthWesteTn part Of this State, q man
was appointed to the Office for the purpo-
ses Of settling the little difficulties arising
and marrying the natives whenever occs-
sion required. A couple came down the
Chippewa one day to be 'spliced, aud af-
ter going over the usual formula, he said:
'And now, BY the authority Of the State
Of Wisconsin, 10 me vested. I do hereby
pronounce you MN and ,roman'"
On one Of the ferry. y.boats that ply be.
tween Newport and Cincinnati, are two
Irish lsbo'ers. One of them, PATH hump
backed: The other day, Mickey, after
ey'ng Pats defornity awhile, said, "Pat,
u yer head wur turned round ,he o,her
way. begOrra an wha, sue full ehes, ye'd
have J"
A very tedious fellow annoyed Dough-,
Jerrold very much BY bis everlasting long
stores, and on one occasion be related
having heard . song by which be vas
quite carried svay. Douglas, looking
round, asked il any one present could sing
that sOng7
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
CO-PARTNERSHlP.
WINFIELD FACTORY

Lewi-burg Planning Mills, April l, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

method of informing the citizens OF Lewis
burg and vicinity that he ha. located perna-
nently. and is prepared 10 furnish all who
need dental substitutes for maslicallon with
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
VITRIFIED CHIMNEY TOPS.

farturv Ith and brrnArt"wu f"ai
Once, s A. HARRISON, 1910 Chestnut IT. rLilad.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
AFFAIRS IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON.

spsc!s Dispatot 10 the Ne. York Herald.
WAsHiSGros, Nov. 9-The Government has issued
permits TO parties 10 Rhode Island to trade with oyaiss
on the Southern coast Vessels fitting GU. for that
purpose loaded with supplies Of various kinds, among
which Is salt clothing and other articles OF necessity
which II s expected will be exchanged for cotton. This
Il new fsatnre in the Governments policy and may
lead to importsnt results
Especial Dispa.eh to the Nsw York World
General orders have been issued directing punish
Of certain death in the future to be visited on any
soldier found sleeping on his post.
There Is little Indignation felt here in official circles
at the attempt of Ger Fremons friends to ntmd.te tie
by The fabrication Of dispatches public and
private respecting the state Of feeling in the western ar
my not warnuted by facts II the report which reach
ed here be true government had at time the alter
native presented them of mutny dispersion Of the
army Of the West unless Gen. Fremont reinstaed in
command. II has been found that Fremonts friends
have been managing telegraph and newspaper correspon
dents In camp The correspondent of.the st. Louis s-
publican is known To be the author Of most OF the DO
gus dispatches and It that he has been riding and
living the government expense for some time. IL Is
said he will be arrested.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Tho government has contracted for the manufacture
OF large number Of the best Springfield rihsd guns;
also breechoading arms to be made 10 this country
TSese together with contracts authorized abroad LOT I'M
mediate use, will give sufficient supply Tor all the
present and future wants Of the army.
Gen. HeinIzelman from the left wing OF the army con
firms the report that the rebel troops are leaving the
lower Potouac, and moving Southwark, seemingly TO
Carolina or Georgia. which s the looked for tnsct OF de-
scent on the Southern coast
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23
FgOW POUND GAP.

The Abingdon YrgHiaH of Yesterday says:
Their, are vBrious exciting ramors in circulation in
80, 10 the troogs and their movsmsnts-both C0ned-
sr,,s and Fsdsral-at an1 near Pound Gap, To those
,,scoy.iuted With chat locsy-particu'ary as it msy
bsro'lc n noted pJ.n: he7ealec-s few words about
ma, not be- GU. If place. Il lie o! the few passes
4, ib Cum bsriand mountain between Virginia and Ken
tnckv i, is il Wise county, 65 miles North OF Abing
Eor and about l25 miles sou OF the Ohio river. This
r has been greatly neglected for the reason that,
10 20 the rougduess aud steEhty Of the country Il was
p5o-cd tha. al army could neither move through nor
-pbsist in Gentlemen here when apprehensions OF
an advance from that direction were expressed, laughed
at the i1a forgetting perhaps that i've Yankee viii
grow tat Nh re a toad can i've aud can march where
Weszel can travel
$50 gentlemen, ore from Montgomery and the other
from W lily couaty, ky, arrived here on Sunday eve
ming lbs ami they report TIA; our forces ere principal
o. miles tbs side OF The Gap, and tie Federals 200
.ro1g, st Pkcye 81 miles Oh They also report thai
Fe.er. force o. $4,000 Advancing from central
Kentucky 70 reinforce the 600 PlkeVe for the pu-
nose o. coming straicb. ge poss los of tire salt
work and RAILROAD in tb.s County Another aUd later
MINOR Is thai deere are only about 800 troops at Pike
vile, ths 900 Of these are the sick fs and that
tbey are preparing to 60 into sner qlareTs ct that
mace We give thCss rumors as We get them, "thou,
Vouciiug Tor their accuracy.
No matter how many or how few they are or what
their purposes or intentions may be, il Is the duty Of our
peops 10 De prepared for them NJ and munitions are
botb eded at the Gap. and LITTLE longer delay may
he fstal The militia OF Tsz WELL under Col < 7. Bow.
en- are now on thiF wsy Buchanan county, 10 repel
The advance movements Of :he enemy from P.kevlc.-
Look sharp militia OF RassCl and Washington-your
t-rl next.