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

N'HE Co-parinership heretofore existing
between the subscribers in the CIoIhIng
Business al Lewishura is dissolved bv mutual
consent on this 4Ih March. ls6i. The busl-
ness viii be continued by \. X. Zimmerman,
on Market street. after Isl of April. The Ac-
counts VII, be at the Store for settlement unul
The iuth Ap'I, when ali mnseitlrd will he placed
in the hands Of 5. n Orwie Esq. for cnilec-
tion. \ T.. ZIMMERMAN,
March %, 'Gl John KELLER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
MARRIED.

By Rev. G.Ansp~ch, 18th inst WM. GANN of Lvco.
Co sn Miss llENklErT daughter Of George M-ix.il
kellyTp.
by Rev. AID ifawn. 9Th inst. II FRANK. HURSII Of
Lewisburg -nd Mis- KATE eldest daus sht-r Of Francis
wilson Of Bud.ioe Up
iy Rev. MIR Dixon. Northumberland. Goth inst SAM.
MoRhHEAD and Miss ANNIE N. JORDAN, both of
CbiilisQuaqu- rP.
by Rev A Casper. 2lst inst JOHN MAIZE Of Cnion
Tp and Miss CAROLINE RITTER of Jackson Tp
BY Rev opI~nheiui. Goth inst. MOSES ELENB0GEN
and Miss KEBECCA WpENSER all Of Dsnviil-.
by k-vti Warren. l2th inst JEffEEspN JONES of
Dansiil- and Mis- HARRIET BOUDMAN Of Noresburg
BY Rev % Hall, l2th inst MIR. T. J. VAsrINE and
Miss SUSAN FISHER. both of psnville.
NHrrh 2l. WILLIAM HARTMAN and Miss SARAH
REi>II, both of C-nir-v;e
Bv Rev. :. Gut.iius 2sth inst ALBERT BOwEESOX
Of s-linsgrnV- snd Miss LYDIA, daughter of Dr. Eys
ter. of Washington Tp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

nar H'!es e. Pardoe, of Lewisburg, Gin
the Theological Department Of the Uni
versi;y) has received an appointment for
the BIoomingdale (near Herwick) circuit
Of the East Baltimore VI T. Conference.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

RThe Commissioners have put up
armament stars at the gable, street cod
"'-' Cour, liouse-wide, low, aud every
VI! easy Of ascent and descent. This is
vi! Convenient, aud finishes The necessa-
! ou,"orks 10 the Court House.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween +. G. Evans and Jacob Roden-
baueh under the firm Of L. G.. Evan, q Co..
Is thus day dissolved by mutual Consent. The
Books will be lett with L. q. Evans. Who is
authorized to selle the business of The late
firm. All those indebted Will please call and
settle without DELAY.
T. EVANS
JACOB RODENBAUGH.
Lewsburg, March is. 1s6I.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Beef, Pork, Veal, &C.,
Estate of Lewis Palmer, decd.

WHEREAS, letters of administration de
w bonis non on the estate OF Lewis Pal
mer, deed, late Of Lewisburg. Union county,
have been granted TO the subscriber In due
form Of law, notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons showing themselves 20 he indebted 10
SAID estate, to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the same,
will present Ihem duly authenticated for SET
Element. J. A. MERlL, Adm n
Lewishury. March 4. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

himself !nsssor sheldon, last week hsd resTousihle
citizen of L'wssurc engage him some printing at
Office ". came. .'r"rfrm"d," and understand vas
literal in the Of rot gut" hu-forgot 10 ray III.
printer. Perhaps, raIi.s fr, C-rtr. county for
malpractice horse. town and he left about
midnight. he d. remembered u-l At sny rate al
all Printers make hnr,cocteys .nd other iIr
crate Professors pay give good security before DOING
work for th.m.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

Aa Act relative to tucks,ers and ped
'Hs 10 Union and Northumberland coun-
- passed the Legislature. Will some
I" CUT masters, (wbo are our "servants"
= '''''e e'ec'lou) let the people know what
lie eaci.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
DISSOLUTION.
Auditors Notice.

4 Ii who are concerned wall please take
N notice that in the mater of The distrl bu-
rlnn of the money IN the hands of Hugh p.
Shelter. Administrator of WILLIAM WILSON.
deceased, to and among the heirs of sand
deceased, the subscriber was APPOINTED
Auditor b. The Court tor SAID purpose. and
will meet all persons Interested, al his flee
in Lewisburg, on SArURn.r. the l3 day of
April. 1861. at O'Clock p. VI. OF that dav, 10
the performance Of said duty.
wv. JONES, Auditor.
Leuisbnry, Nav 10. 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

AGENTs WANTED to sell the Erie Sewing Machine. We
Will .i'- commission or pay wa-c- Al from g. TO &dU
pr m'nth, and eNp-ns.s paid The Fan is mach
and rrry simple in its cons;rurtipn- A diploma
awarded Msfhn- hy the Industrial Association of
Farmers ,ni Mechanics. held at Chsmbershurg, Pa.
its Exhibition IN lsdo- the Grover Baker snd the
Boui"'r Machine II i- .gusl TO any ,chin- in
and the price Lut Fifteen Dollars Address JAMES
GenrraI Agent :. VI. Co. MILAN. OHIo 6mss3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

Particular attention is sf c,ionately
Invited to the Ordinance for Markets, re-
published in to days paper Ii is intend
ed I've are told) to euforce the legal regu
i,'iou designed for the public good.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
UNION COUNTYSTAR & LEWISBURG CIRONICEMARCH 30 1861

liine-Table--- ---Lewisburs R.R. Station.
NOTING NORTH.
:, 'e'Sh' N Accommodation 500 4 VI
.'p'eSS l"d'D passes l.ewisburg 5:il pm
Night Express do u:3opM
MOVING SOUTH
niShi Express passes Lewisours e:55 4 VI
Express (maiD do 9:2aaM
'feIsh' " Accommodation 500 p NJ
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
MA4lDIAh MD4gb,
(Late White swan

Race Street. above ID - Philadelphia.
QCILLMiT 4 EoIER, PEOPRIETORA
Terms, Sl.2J per day.
t. the old customers of ihi- we'll known Iious-
desire say, that have renovated improved
&-.ant n'wly furnished th" and that respect
fully solicit q continuance of tlrr patronage.
Str1rg.r~ travellers and vIt-r- cordially invite to
the hospitality ct the ~NrtousI"tO ant and
judrr themselves Of IT. a,iVsntt.es and merits
Our loration j. central. and convenient for Merchant
and business R"nera''v
W. will always ruiravar to study the wants nni
forts of guests and with the s-.ifsrre of Mr. CtAs
A srrIN, aHah,- nni attentive Clerk fee, we'll
prrt art u keep good Hotel and hone To- rive General
-A'tsflrtiCn. fHRNFY QTiI.IMAN,
PHIt,p Feb : Isflv iJpllN BOYER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

tE~A Donation VISIT Will be paid 10 Rev.
R.A.FI>K, Wednesday afternoon and evening,
April 3d. A general invitation Is extended 10
all who may desire 10 participate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
COPARTWE2SHIP.

\t L. the Undersigned, have entered into
w Coparlnership for the purpose of car
rvins on the Flour. Feed and GeneraI Produce
Business IN the building formerly occupied
by I. G Evans * Co., where we hope by
>irIct arienl,un I" business to render >atI>fac-
uon 10 all who may favor Us with their pa,ro-
mage. We will keep constantly on hand a
large and CHOICE selection ot Family Groce-
rles, and Flour o: superior quality.
EVANS & COOPER
T @. EVANS albert : COOPER
L-wi.1uIg, March Is, 1S6l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

AFkW TRUTHS FOR SICK PEuPEE Its a fact
Il s-lf"vri-nt wherever tri-d. that Da o. PHstPs
4 BRpvNs Ac.u.N B.Ls.s po.--,s-s more merit th. q
i any r-m-dy her-tOfir- known. in curing all cases Of
Il Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma. Coughs. Colds
j and 1rn"rs DEBILITY. 1tis irsrrv-dly popuia nd
people put faith in q inde- they should hen the
opportunity is afforded all TO make trial of its virtues.
The peculiar properties Of the AC.c.> B..N are varied
ard astonishing IL has peculiar ArtoD Of osn 1t
does not purg- and weaken does not sick.n and d.
gust: II does not operate violent -m-tc: nor vet
enf-hl- the patient with profus@ p-rprxun Quit th.
cnntrary! II p pleasant and p,atshe 1t sootL.s and
gntly stimulates IL gives viEor and strength
weakened part 1t impsrts, TO he br-f electric
epc- to the system already a.-m its
b, this vis-s, not only the ungs but
the h-srt, the brain. the stomach and the liver
plies them dtr.~.- -.h ,b-' vital sa----
tsry thro9 on diseases and the Patient with delight.
frd himself growing stroug, hearty, ruddy and
thoroughly well. 4
DR. - PHrrP- BRowN's Ac,cT.v B.Is.~ pric. 3. \
per large tottlr NAV BE- obtained Of BAKER CO. i
L-~isburg. Sol. As"nt, who has also = numh-r Of J
specimen hotties. price - c-nts that all may have
the opportunity OF trial
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
BRICK. BRICK {. ,

4 SUPERIOR article of handmade Brick
n for sale. Enquire at
Marco, ,'6il kREMER. MCLuRE K COS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

he snow storm Of last week ex'ep-
Charleston, S. C., where they had
sen so much snow in sixty years.
* poor 'hiseriug soldiers thought ",bere
'V''h. There were snow-banIs Of
- " eight feet raised 10 New York State.
? Mt Holiester gave = Lecture on
=, 's''he to good house iu the Christian
'P'i' Wednesday evening last,
o'at forget to Sc, ou; Shade and
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

The above j par'rait of David WCrea-y. Of N.pS
hsfre Ju,t;r Gorey that hr treated for the cure
CANcsL By three fys-ian q Bedford and BY Dy
Newton Cf The ErrrtIr College. Cincinnati for period
of nearly 'iht months. ot~itEsardng which L,s -
Hos, oH6 Tr'iH - tt.f. casE irsrs e1fty,Iy s.s.
Cu1yf He had gwen ~ aIl hope hen he heard of th,
Blood searrter- and induced it. Fon- eos-
tcs ru-Ti him sud .tiuuEh sudly di- figured th-r-
~ question tut li- iuvalua ha n-dirne sAved his il
Tie full Ta-;cuar> of ti- r-msrksbIe cs<e NAV I SCI
in Circular O. h tsd of fny cfthe Agents
We also r-er . Of Nancy Bleak of Eljevor
Armstrong Co Pa cured Of sCEJTlLA after teing ur
get Of t-ti for thrr- years
To the Ca~- "f lads in Ansonve. Clearfelt Co b.,
Was aI~o Hffirr'-l th >crofulA in form.
To 'h- # tisorce M-i>sl. residing Czrrnii.rv-
CHu-il 10. Ia. who isiiy sf3irfed with Csrs
hs' u eat his entire Of, his case was worse II
Vos.iHir. Than NCraarv's.
II" tsrtiru ar Of these OF vbrh
cured ~ The q The blood S@rrcher-rnsv a!so /,
found in a Circular 10 be had q - the Agent-
&. ". LtNGN. Proprietor.
crlsh0-H'0rv fnr the manufacture sud sale n-ar tie
P.rnH Farr.i DEPOT. Hoilidsyshur-. Pa >old hy -
W. Srhs-iie L-wi-turE: NCreirht Hsucs, Rufslo- K
Roads; Rudy IIimmrl-eirh. Farrersvill- Cumn :.
Witm-r. Iiarf'etuu; b. II Ei,sell. Mfiinburg: / ;
stHut. Winfield >hindle : Ws.enseer, SslirseToS,:
y>t3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Logan Grape Vines.

Having secured suri iy O: the stove nd vaIus
bic GrsI- Of 4. ThonIscn. l., IAwAr- ohio viii
furnish gioi well rubt.i yIue, r-ntS -srh-s Der
Vy msli, securely put NJ, and postage paid,
81 each.
send for Catalo. ue enclosing stamp. J. KNOX
I.urk Bsx l5i. pittsburg Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
psm,ved Removing, or to Remove.

,s We have gathered. the various
,,., Of business places IN Lewi>hurg on
,,.u, the first Of April are a. follows:
N.Law >he takes his Boot and shoe
,.,r,.bm-nl into the rooms formerly OF J.
Hal. F. Btale.
r,. RraIcS. Tailors, remove into Thos
.p.h.,, block. where GInters Warehouse was.
rR Christ. J. p, removes his office
- Rsnsrs block mp stairs.
Dr.T. 4. II. Thornton takes the Of
<. l,,s oil. B. Christ tor his Medical office.
1e,se COiiz removes his stock Of Ciorh-
kr ,n,o Dunkle's Store. Browns block.
IM.C. RanCk. Esq, of Mhtlnburs.
,,L.s IN. room late OF MMahon, for a Law
office.
uI u.Nahon removes his Trimming
S,r. INF, R,,t-nbaugh's building, corner iih
and Market st>.
u. cin;er 4 SON remove their furnI-
tsre ant Char Ware-room into Frck's house
corner 81 and Marse, SIS.
lanes scott removes his Shoe. Boot
.Tt 4Tnuh Slt'V lNth ~ nv " -
Baker & Woife'> prug Sore.
OP. ShiyeIy axes hIs Saddle and Har-
r.>s .hcp INTO the second storey Of same
building.
IL. IIaWn transfers his Tailor and
Furnishing Store across the street. under the
Telegraph and Chronicle offices. (GS'ees,
b.-E,u. Griggs he retres 10 rura! LIE IN
LnnuIe)
The Dimes Saving Institution
Ia, he rooms on Market street vacated by J.
l.. Hawn
DID. Guldin has taken The Buffalo
H,u>--Mr. BR,wka remaining with him, and
l.. CrOmIy takes the house on Upper
gar.ei s., lateiy kept by Guldin.
N.R. Zimmerman occupies the room
nar scols',) with his Genuemen's Flung
Emporium.
The star & Chronicle continues al
n. Oid Stanf-center of Market Square, TO-
cus Of intelligence. right side of the street,
ne business establishments clustering around
j.. chickens under the wing Of The protect.
M mniher-Ihe best paper IN three Counties.
$50 loIk> seem to think by The way they pat
rnze i)-and only $ so per year in ad-
Ace Sl fDr 1 COMES, Or $40 Tor 10.
>...TL --.;,os oF ,La ,..;o,s III;
S1 lue eAeicises Vi '"e ''''oue o"F
,erslty Departments, this week, were vel.
attended aud appreciated as usual The
= 4
Seniors OF the Aea'en'i' department were
he' 'y c"''ce s'uss s"u music ''o" an
ina'eur eoo'r' aud pronouuceo oia'ions
r-.ip. v-n-H,rri.on Garner. Philadelphia
,,rsq. lr.,-wiiam jams. 'i Is.,.bnre a, r''s' o''
ss. 'I Of cS.r,trr-Wm C. keHHedy' Lraibuis
S,1S,Lw @nr ses,f. ~ l-~i.bnrs r 'e
H. i..T,s H,a-t T 5re.. .;,n s,Ss,'I r,.lrbi, aT.
Iue JUNIOR Collegiate Class, Tuesday
evening. spoke as follows:
-a.g,-.i II-ro-rhomas Or~is. New Berlin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
HO! PURE COUNTRY MILK!
MEAT-AND UNION!

TACOB G. BROWN, having assis- fF.R
81 ted in feeding the hungry o! Lew -.tCA4.
isburg and vicinity. for nearly three years
past, with The best Of
Beef, Pork. Veal, &C.,
would return his grateful thanks 10 his hume
rous customers for their patronage-and an
nounc-s that he intends TO continue the busI-
ness as hereIofore-In the Meat Market House,
between Schafiles and Baker q Co.'S Drug
Stores, Market Square.
MoRSINGs-Wedne,dav and Saturdays.
CASH is the system. Public patronage re-
spectfully snliciled, and satisfaction insured.
March Is. '6i. |. S. STERNER, Ag't.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

lSWe see it stated that the Canals OF
this State are to be opened on Monday
next, 1t inst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

n. Oii Stani-center Of Market square, To-
Gus Of intelligence. right side of the street,
ne business establishments clustering around
ae chickens under the wing of The protect
llg morhrr-uhe best paper IN three Counties,
$50 iolk, seem to think by the way they pat
r.nze u)-and only $3.50 per year IN ad-
Va lce. s. for 1 copies, or $40 for 10,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
Ibe JUNIOR Collegiate Class, lursd
venins, spoke as follows:

The Essays of the Female Seminary
yer. also numerous aud interesting. We
a,Te DO, copy Of the Programme, or We
s.u.i insert the titles and names.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
RasPberrieS.
BlaCkbcrriPS,

New Rochelle - 90 t-r dozen: = 70 Per 100
dorchester u15 do 400 do
S-s mans 1horness O75 do 500 do
for Sl viii saud loo Of each Of the above kinds
W. haVr irut"i tbcsr warn trs ;pT i've wears hav
ing ten in cu isairn at, prepared to furnish
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29
DISSOLUTION,

MILAN p. Lal.EiS-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-07

government in motion as soon as 1t can be
done with safety to the Union. When \ir-
GINA has been thoroughly redeemed and &C.
mented in the Union, then serve the next
seeding State &c same process, until all the
seeding States are redeemed and cemented
to this glorious Union. This can be consti
tutionally done, and must be done. Then,
and not till then, shall We have an unbrCken
Union. Then every star in the galaxy of our
political heavens, shall shine with increased
brightness. Then will our nation solve the
great problem Of elfgovernment, and fulfil
the great mission to mankind for which Prov
idence created it. A UNION DEMOCRAT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-07
ID r OF w O O ID S
REST ORATIN E c o K ID a l.
BLOOD RENONATOR,
y L Q +

Is precisely what indicates Tor. while pleasant
the taste is rcv' flying celebrating and strengthen
renew Ie blood all it, original purity. and thus re-
stores and renders the system nluincrahe To attacks Of
disease 1t is the only preparation ever offered to the
world IN popular form 10 he within the reach of all.
So ,hcmicil and Skilltuy combined As 10 be the most
powerful tonic. and Vet perfectly adapted 10 a act III
perfect AZ, Or'iaec t The laws "i latuie an" nrh,t
the weakest stomach ami tone NJ TIE disesiN or
ans AMI }tv all and other irritation II l. al"
perfectly eAhrsting IN lis effects anu yet II l. never lo
lived 10y la-situdr Or depression o spirit, It Is comloIed
combining powerful tonic and soothing pIotfIi'>' ana
IiScuently never liure Such remedy has long
been cltt" be desieraiu IN the htdc' world U,'h
ny The thoroughly skilled III htulCai sCit't' anu az ~
all who have suffered from debility i"r Ii needs no mci
cal skill knowledge 10 See that debility follows al!
attacks ot .Scasc and lays III" iEuardei system open 10
the attacks OF many Of the most dangerous To which poor
humanity constantly liable SIch, igr example a. the
following Consumption. Er"c hits lndiGeSti9 Nspep-
sla Loss nj appetite Fdut'e> NcrNo Gus lrrabiy Gu
ragia Pa!piol OF the l'cirt Melancholy. Hypocodra
Ni.ht Swcas iau-Uor, 'ri!dne>, and AL that class u
,aSns icarv fatal unattended - i'll time, called Fe
ual, Weaknesses a!,d Ire tc> AIS- Liver DeIaliEc-
meltS OF Torpiitv and Liver Complaints Diseases OF the
niincy- SCaldu- Cp!.tincncc oi the Urine, or any
cI!tra arrangement OF the nary Organs Pam III the
Back. Side and between The shoulders pft",l">!io! |"
slight colds Ht, KING and Continued Cough, hiaCttI"l
DilCulty oi Breathing, and indeed We might clIulltle
many still hut We have spat" only TO SAY Ii VIII mol
all attacks arising from Miaomatic Influences, and
The diseases II if already attacked And as II
irulsiu Liver action promoting. il dt all the eX-
rtoir, and system II VII inialibly pre-
vent any dctli.uS '"l>t "ccy> following Li"u Cliase
%: climate AMI water elC' ali traNtefS 7iiouhi nay
bottle with them. and all should take tablespoonful AT
"!!| the digestive organs. Y should he III tn aiGS OF a!
persons -de!rdry habits. students minis cr> literary
crci>e should alwa} Use IL II they whitney vii lind al
agreeable. !. i,lut. and efficient remedy a-aiI> those ILL
which rob item oi their hcatT or beauty cannot eAiN
without health an" hcdlli 'dlf'i exist NAS me aioN'
-Uariti'> roluU" Then again, the CORDIAL l. per
mi 'rai III" Will pass til" WI ti'et -
AMI -aic;,- Thcr' j. 10 mistake about II Ills Cordial
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-07
The Enfield and Mimic Rifles.

In these "piping times Of war" We see
great deal in print and hear much nonsense
talked about the Enfield and MIME rifles.
1t is most generally supposed that the En-
fields and MINES are peculiar rifles, the one
French and the other English. both invented
by men whose names have been given to
those firearms. The Enfield derives its name
from the place where it is made, namely, the
government arm ~ at Enfield. England, and
it is in most respects like the American army
rife made at Springfield. Mass. The barrel
of it is formed Of the best charcoal iron; its
length is 50 inches; bore, jS0th Of an inch :;
it has three grooves, l-lGth Of an inch wide
and Booth of an inch deep. The pith OF the
grooves is 6 feet 6 inches. \ hollow conlcal
ball. with plug Of lockwood placed in TIE
base. is used in this rife. y graduated back
sight. set for ranges from 200 to 1000 yards.
Is fixed on all the Entie IS.
Tie Mimic rifle derives its name from Lieu
tenant MIME of the French Infantry, who first
implied the hollow expanding bullet to the
army rifle, and by whose exertions it was first
brought into use The French rifles have
tour grooves. .02,jS inches in width .0O1SS
in depth. and one turn in six feet. The bull
lie, is hollow and conical, and weighs 49i
grains; no wedge is now used. Formerly
,.ieyating sights were fixed on all the French
rifles. but these have been dispensed with so
As to render the arms more simple. The back
Of The rifle is elevated at ~ of an inch above
III, barrel a French soldier of the line aims
at the wa.iband of the foe, and with his fixed
rt, sight he is sure to strike him within or
al $50 wards distant. When firing at great
,r distance he uses his thumb rail for Il back
sight, by placing it across the barrel, and by
long practice in Judging Of distances by the
eye he obtains a wonderful precision in h.
aim. The special corps Of Chasseurs a,u
/oUavcS have clevatins sights on their riffs
-SctcHthc -dmeficGl.
The wife Of Arson IIillard of Landgrov,
gave birth 20 three well-developcd infants OIL
the 18th inst.
Edward Bradley. NJ. d., formerly Of Bur
Hngton. is surgeon Of the \. \. 18th Reg
mcut. and job Curbin, also OF Burlington
has been appointed an assistant surgeon il
the navy. doctors VI. H. Henry and l.. II
Dixon, also graduates Of the Medical College
Of burlington. have positions rs surgeons IL
The Federal service.
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HI NNEWELLS
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNODYNE

4'~ -fe't e0r'i-.e Rom .y an: Natural Opltc calls
Tor special attention and Interest brug trer Of nnu or
- plla pr Of any but It's strictly vcrta-
ne ana ne NlcaI pr 'FcreS For Neuralgia, rheumatism
'vi loo III and Ia Acne. Spinal Complaints. Bi,rtc
II LuiGS OF stomach Rose or Hay Fever CatarIA AMI
Iii mia i Nervous Complaints.
For los ~ sleep. Chronic or Nervous Headache Sick
IL tDt" has equal AMI TO which ulier t., tlio-
HAS !ruIu UudoUbtti sources.
For htl.rium Trcu.clls it i sure Remedy.
For BpVrl Con! paints iiicudiig Cholera NOrtus L i
ny adapted II no: only removing the pains .ut
q, ti !IH SIC. great contrast with Opium, ULjCu
al; tri>ttles ana drugs the system, but tie
remedy Worse than the di.e.ise.
Prom Ply -riiN We ask affection, and demand F.r-
N las or Trial Bottles will be sent clipping in the An
.yue an Otte which has long been waited alid TIT
pie.
From AvalidS ask rcspoldrnce tor Pamphlets 0!
aptIlaiIou, without ''pUstaye-stamps."
Prices -LaISe Cough Relucdy, 81 cents per bottle.
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rus 'd!ua!c Preparations freed 0 ali the
'heAt> such Is Opiatcs Eype, torantS. which not
fi dp"l the system, tut destroy a.. chance Ol cure
' ne uni Oh tril 10 POSSESS the following properties
iI To Vi: ii TIE valuable Testimonials may found
= I. e }'GE.I !l"t,
For h. ping Couch and as a Soothing syrup it meets
rN want. ami by early i'll tn largest pr"Irr
'n 90. rupture, in children which can Toe traced to hoo
ping Cough.
Ia ordinary Coughs and Bronchial Complaints the
'"rrrEu'+ of Consumption it, splendid tome properties
HNr tu"t only the most perfect enemy 10 disease, hut
QUILTS up ami >uSiauS the stem against recurrence OF
tht conn amt No nursery should he without i. Tor
~"I plf, ii| ia to get pam hiet (" be found III all
i'..,rS, IL the only Ia do justice tu!t- value.