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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
*@P Pioneer Seminary,

f1ooeer seminary.
:, We spent Monday afternoon in the
St. Cloud Seminary listening 70 the us ual
order of exercises, are glad to. 6ud
that Mr.. Nelson has not mistaken
his vocation. He is q teacher ,'to
the manor born" goes at the business
AZ naturally as dsh=does at swimming
His plan is TO- make ,hia puzzle think no.
commit; and if We were girl Of twelve
Or fourteen, and belonged to that grammar
class, we heard reci.c, we'd think we'd
give him / { nice pair Of embroidered
slippers next time L. puzzled US on the
neuter verb "to be-. Or an adjective of
any description We'd be sure TO put the
thought into action and-he'd never get
tie .ippers- There is rot girl of that age.
in that claas-and We looked at all their
heads-who could not, in two weeks,
make herself mistress Of all the English
Grammar in that school who could not.
in that time ';3o tell what smi:::,, Kirkham,'
e. Gre s9l apd al tho rest Of them sly:
!. abc =! :;y particular part of speech.
We do not know how long, those great;
boys ought to be- learning G a.nu.ar, ior.
Buys are rather slow in their mental move>
ments; but We should think any. of, then,
might get through with it in month,
The way to dv:it is this. II Go at it us if
s|os4l intended to learn it,, not as if you ex-
pected NJ. Nelson TO- teach you.Y Read it
over paragraph by paragraph, and think
over each one until you are certain you
know just what the author meant! If
you get puzzled about this, borrow, anotl,cr
grammar aod read what that author says
on that point, then. ask Mr.. Nelson what
he thinks. Do not think about anything
but Grammar until you get through.
Dream about it when. you sleep, think
about it every: moment while YOU arc
awake, ~ thatit you walk of into snow;
drit: you will only be, conscious that snow
is noun, a very common noun, and
walking an active participle, and that it
has caused :: you to participate in cold,
which may be. either noun or adjective:
If: you 80 against the stove, you, should
only know that heat may be either . noun
Or = verb, a regular verb, &c. &c. ~. ~:
!, .Noppe, ever learns anything without
giving bis. er- her .'eh,le. attention to it;
and thinking so as to forget whether he
himself or she herself were cold or warm,
hungry or we'll fed, dead or alive. -: +
r.: When We were thirteen our teacher.
started class in Natural Philosophy ;4we
were supplied with Comstock's text book
on ,Fridqy moroing, just bef9re' goias, h: me
for a weeks vacation; and half. dozen
pages were assigned for lesson to be re-
cited on Monday week When Monday
week came. we were through the book,
from the title page to Fnis: So that no
teacher a"terward could ever puzzle US to'
a moment, with any, new or old, present
alton of any question or principle in; It;
but We knew no difference between day
and night of that week. To- sit is
simply the week in which we studied
Comstock's Natural: Philosophy Ana
nov, if VIC belonged to that Grammar class
We would surprise Mr.. Nelson some Mon
day morning by knowing as much about
Grammar as the man that made the book.
Any girl in the class could do it, easy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

> EII1E-
LADIES FAlR.-Thes 4ladics Of the
Presbyterian Church will hold 4 fair at
Wilson's Hall on next Thur.d.y eyening,
the 18th lust. 80 "b.j ',' h ci'hi7,i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

uIkHt VIC uOt eApccC tuaC UOu SuOulU say
to US as He did to siulilar set Of sinners
of old: '''
':Who hath required this at your hands to
tread my courts! Bring no more vain obla-
tons. 1t is iniqui.y, even the sol
emn meeting. n Your appointed lasts
my soul ba.eth they are trouble unto me ;
| AIN weary t. bear them. And when ye spread
forth your hands, will hide mine eyes from
you; yer when ye make many prayers, will
not hear your hands nre' iu.l VI blood
Wash ye, make you can; put away the evil
Of your duings from before mine eyes: cease
TO do evil; learn to Lo we'll seek judgment,
plead for the widow. X # ye ne vii
ing and obedien', ye shall eat the good Of the
lnnd; but it ye refuse and rebel. ye shall be
devoured with the sword; for the mouth Of tho
Lord hath spoke' it," "'-.:
These arc the terms which God has Of
fered to a wicked nation, over which Ills
judgments were suspended; und may be
Bishop Whipplc aud tic Episcopal Church
can induce Him to accept the Crittcndcn
Compromise and d batch Of prayers in.
stead but we do not think they can. We
! rather think that the time has about col. c
when He Twill arise for the signing Of tho
needy" when Tie will ''deliver the spoiled
out Of the hand Of the opprcssor''' and
overwlelm with Ills righteous Judgments
those who have made merchandise Of the
souls for whom Christ died. 80 ~ ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

"Now GIN l had caud q man a liar
an he was ma liar, l wa'd ha' gi'cn yc
satisfaction but | caud the man liar
an he is a liar on I'll gle ye ma satisfac
tion fort" ...>
We have spoken Of dignitaries Of this
nation both in church and State, as man
stealcrs, who by the law Of God ought to
be put to death, woman-whippers. cradle
robbers such as called down the vengeance
Of the Almighty on Babylon Of old; and
if We did not feel that it is all true VIC
should set about repenting; but in the
name Of God, Truth and Humanity we re.
peat that they are, that we as nation are
manstc'lcrs, woman-whippers, cradle-rob'
bcrs,. dealers in slaves and souls Of men
and in despite Of Bishop Whipple's opin.
ION that it is the exclusive duty Of every
one Just to look out for his own sins and
let his neighbors, i. 9. those south Of Ma.
son and Dixon's line. alone, we maintain
that it is the duty Of every one to reprove
sin wherever be- shall find it. 1fnot, what
right has he 70 como and reprove oar stint
1.-The sins Of St. Cloud and tho nation?-
Why does be not conAnc himself to hi
swu1bortcomiugs? o. may "a Ill reprovl
81, -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
Victory IN Missouri.

srnrxarIr1p, No, August 5.-OGr atvices
from G,a. Lyons army are TO Sunday last.
The cavalry charge, heretofore reported, was
made Iy scouting parry ssEtoutto ascertain
If the enemy were approaching after our
troops had encampei ior the night al Dug
Springs.
Seeing regiment ofiufan,ry coming along
the road, the Lieutenant OF the cavalry order
ed a charge, which resulted in killing thirty
Of the rebels and wounding forty.
The charge was not intended by General
Lyon and probably prevented the rebels from
attacking his main boiy, when they would
have undoubtedly been routed with severe
loss.
\ large body CT the enemy 5 cavalry which
had taken position on the high ground to
observe our position ani strengthen their
forces, were dispersed By few shells from
Touen's battery, wouujiHg some thirty.
Saturday morning our forces moved for
ward cautiously, aud on approaching Carran,
the rebels, 10 the number Of 3.0UO, were seen
posted on the hillside, southwest Of tia,
place. Gen. Lyon Immediately formed his
army in battle array, and gave the order to
advance.
As our army was approaching piece Of
timber Land tc 1aak the euemv, Capt. Dubois
battery opened ire on The rebels and they re-
treated IN haste.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
Grand Jurors, Sept. I. 1861.

Lim.,fon,-Jos Seeboli
Leris5urg-Cieo " Forrest. Peter II Beever,
Lewis L Jones. Aaron l. Weizel
Lf,ris-Jacob lIIibish, Ch Ruhl, Dan knauss
Hrikfon--Wm Wilson
k,Ry-John Shurk, Tbs Ream, Enl Reedy
W,st BuF1lq.-Geo Shea-v, ChTn Nenscf,
John HAYES. Danl Fisher. Enooh Kaufman.
Burr'o,-Chas FRY. Jos Kleckner, Ad Young.
Ea;i B,.faios-AleSr Penny
Har'i.y-Saml Ruh.
.WRfab,Dg-Enoch Miller
White Des,-Israel Geyer
TR4TERSE JURORS
B-rJy-Ichn Tate. Gersham BIdile, James
arssell. Saml : Oaks. Jacob Becker
Paflioe-NIariin Dunk!e, Jacob Zyebach, ia
cob rurkle
Irg'inburc-Jos Gutelius, Chs Hontelius, Hy
Swineford. BerryhilI Fel, Geo Yareer
Erd BuFrlre-Nosh Baker. In F Brown. Dav
Neckly, in ~ Bro wn. Dav Ream + Zsiiers.
NEiis D-sr-Sam Berkhel1er, Rob NJ Curiey,
sam Marshall
EsEg-Bav Henley, Tho Comley
Lirne,'one-Sim Berrey, Corn Pellman, Jacob
DER, in Ruksr', WIN siees
Nlr BsrLin-Jos Winter, Jos Kleckner
NJ B.F.h,-Jno Gable, Lev l. Shoemaker.
Philip Smiley
Hulby-In M'CalI. in Lesher. W Halfpenny.
Letri.b,gg-M Drip>barh. J Marsh, in Zei-
Ter. Jos Baker, 7 VI Ncsbl,, saml Maus
Le,ris-Jacu5 Droucher. Jacob Ruhl, Jesse
Thompson
Uaion-john vanBu>kirk, Chas olGs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
pESysyLyayn STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

The Ninth Annual Session of this body
convened in the Commencement Hall OF
the University at Lewisburg, Union Co,
Aug G, commencing at 10 o'clock, y. NJ.
AzARIAu SMITH, Of Mtiiiu county, one
Of the Vice Presidents, took the chair,
and Wm. Stirling oGciated as Recording
Secretary.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Cruikshank, OF
Montgomery county.
Vim. V. Davis Of Lycoming, and 5. ID.
Ingram of Dauphin, were appointed to au'
dit the Treasurer's account.
Thos. II. Burrowes, State Superinten-
dent, solicited an expression Of views as to
the time of holding State Educational
Convention in Harrisburg. Remarks by
Mcssrs. Taylor, Cruikshank, MDevit',
Darlington, Parker, Allen, Loomis and
Coburn.
2o'cLocK, P. M.-Metin Independent
Hall.
A welcome was read, by James Aiken
Of Lswisburg, as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
uuion Couu;y Cou,,ProSiamation

NSTHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WILSON,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
Counties of Union, MiiHin and Snyder, and
Jxo N SlMo1rov and JuHN WALLS ESqS., Asso-
cla,e Judges in Union county. have issued heir
precept. bearing date TIE :5ih day Of MAY,
1861, and 70 me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court, Court Of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Tcrm;ner. and Gcaeral Quarter Sessions.
al Lew ISBU RG, for the county of UNION,
on The Third Monday OF September, (being the
lG.n day) 1861, and 10 continue one week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
ouer, justices of the Peace and ConStabes IN
and for the county Of Un.cn, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqul-
sltlonS, examinations aud other remembranceS
10 DO those things which OF their offices and in
their behalf appertain 10 be done; and all Wit
neSsts and CtnSr persons prosecuting IN behalf
of The COmm1uwea ea.id against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending. and no, depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be puuctual in
their attendance At the appointed time agreea-
bic TO notice.
Given under NV hand and seal at the Sher-
III Office IN LewiSbuUg, the sIh day of
August. \ d sol, AMI the s5th year of the
Independence Of the United States of Ameri-
ca.-Gud save the Commonwealth!
JOHN CEOSSGROVE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

People will not be disappointed in the
new Commander Of the department. CT
the West. Withia a week Geu. Fremont
organized aui sent from ST. Louis to Cal.
ro feet Of eight s,eam,s, four regiments
Of iufautry, two companies Of artillery,
and several detached companies Of iufau-
Try. THIS is someting Ike work.
QurnEc, Saturday, Aug. 3.-The steam
ship Great Easteru viii sail fox Liverpool
at > o'cl. ok Gu Tuesday mOraiUs, the 9th
inst.
Itrow appears certain that tho Rebels
secured only Is Of our cauuoa at Bull
Run. They are il grea, fear Of an at
tack, and haze prepared and hold in mo-
mentary readiness all ayai,abIs mesGs for
the transportation Of re-euforcemeuts.
A RANK TRAITOR The etea,est trai-
tor We have in the North is Rum-anl is
doing our Army more damage than the
troops under Gen. Beaurega;d and Jeh
Davis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
A rromiue1t Secessiouiss in Florida

A promiueGt Secessioriss IN fiorida
writes tha, all the property owned oy
NorrLerners is to ts copfscated, aud the
ayails devoted to paying tie soldiers OF
the Rebel army. Also, that negroes have
been organized to take part in the contest,
aud bonus Of $40 promised them for
every scalp they take.
Robert Toombs, Col. Loring, late OF
the L. s. Army, Il. F. Cheatham, aud +.
X. XpIlic FIR Of Nashville, are among
those who have been appointed Brigadier-
Generals in the Rebel army.
Numerous arrests Of deserters from the
Rebel army at Mauassas have been made
at Petersburg within the past few days.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

now ~ HfEtIN LnsT sTNEtLrH-Ths blood =
Il a sud winch lT..ug Itself throughout The on
tire animal trs rgti n. srrs ~ nr action q he
4 thoussntS e.: minute f'r.- c1nPa-lyg the hOis.
III. af.ral system Truetcats. o. every Kan an 1
"a III turn Civ . ~" mater ;lGS receive! their
pc, !,r rhars,trr. III VIA: metz 20 b. that mFst :
in!s -ls.r vithin. which actu- tr.u-h the bio y.
crcn~r,e.s - suj r.par. The r.vSSes Of TIM :"
long IL. N-ur AMI activity coutiG' slIcrCr 10 the
-s-aults q trr, anil the IN which indulge
srcurrin tr euiCy ment uf l-ath Prom causes
which AZ. fruitful t, be ugrti7a here, d's"i'o'
gain lolcnirnt the system, iui si the v,rgt syml
toms attendant upon C0aSur,r tcn their ias
fan g unu lie sufrrer. II j. cheering 20 know thHt
.r.riy has at last been found to TIE rst hrms
uf pulmonary curlF Ants If applied In season. DR. o.
III o. nfovu's s-arsl Dssari = pref a-i vh iir'ct
Owe g. its 81 Il upon the blolt and sgT'i4n-- lHs IN
comparable medicine has already cured thou>cuis of
gra ful beings from death tr Consumption. AMI rs
v1ui.rJus ef,ray IN ths terrible isUrl vel! IN
ali cases &C serious in-o~t1 upon ti attended with
extreme drAi.itv O. agSn n1wied - ty at, When irota
auy cause the vital force hesonr rbel. the iciiau
Ialsam Tuss forth Vror~r,es, IT,
lated into activity, gal healthy t'ari : fnfni-Ani
abundance les happy nfu-g-- :. f,t uren IL the
cIrtions and every particle disease is .nde {" vanish
/. .fre Jhr heahfa. life gniHs praa1- - thvs eae
flTth. The ACNCIAy BALsAN Is sot at s. Teg iarc. 4
bottle aud may te obtained Of J. BAKER co, y
LrSishGre. Sole AGENTS who has a!sn "A small nIn-
b-r Of specimen bottles. price - cents, ;hus p!a-
eng !; within the reach 0! every person 10 give
this remedy trtl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09


As many troops are now needed 10 fill up
the place in the army vacated by The three
monJhs men, and those troops are most ei-
iertual tina; have already seen service, II has
been deemed advisable to secure such of the
old members Of the Lewisburg Infantry as
are de>irous Of re-enlIsling, in order to com
pleie an organization, aud OF then filling out
a company, in this and adjoining counties, IN
accordance with the government standard.
Superior inducements are now offering 10 en-
listed meR-aUd a share in the government
lands after their term of service shall have
expired In addition TO the liberal pay on
the part of government, the soldier holds an
honorable position IN society as one hat Is
willing 10 risk his life IN support OF The con-
stiIuton Of his country and the perpetuatou>
OF the government that has fustered him. As
all branches OF the mechanic arts, and indus
try of all kinds, must remain, To a certain ex-
tent, paralyzed, while the war continues, and
the opportunilie, for profitable employment
become less and less frequent, Ii becomes
those who are desrous of enlI>iing 10 better
themselves while chance is afforded for do
ing SO. The company now forming Will have
an opportunity OF selecting their own officers
and wi.l be armed aud equipped III the best
mann er that the country will afford.
Those wishing 10 enlist can do so BY call
ing al the store Of Chamberlln Eros. where
the list remains open for isUalures. Il is de-
>rous that The numUer be completed before
the 26;h o! the present month.
sy'Wc publish, today, the most
complete report Of the State Teachers
Association which held a three days
session in Lewisburg this week. 1t
was not anticipated, under existing
national depression, that the meeting
would be anything but one Of FORM
mainly, to preserve the organization;
and some high in influence even advi-
scd total abandonment Of an effort
10 meet the present year. And yet,
Notwithstanding this gloomy torcbo-
ding 50 general, and the unprcccdcn-
ted and depressing heat Of the season,
tie meeting was attended 10y many of
the most accomplished, successful and
devoted Teachers in the Common
wcaith-Oy about l2O regular paying
Mcmbcrs-and by as many o,Acr5,
teachers and friends, deeply interest
cd in the cause. The following List
is incomplete. but is as accurate as
v-a can ni.i l-a II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
sT-A Camp Meeting will be held, near
the Union Church, in Buflios township,
commencing Thursday, Aug l6

tGENI,W WAIVED &C. e, the 'rl- sewing Nachia-. We
vii cohmi>-I-u cr fty va.e~ ~ it"m - q -
PR month and p.n--> lai IT. iz!. /, n~. mach
sui simple M ~ yurs'rurt n. A Nii oIaa
tr!,-i our Ns,hiu- by the Iug.trri A. cation
Partners and Ne. hanir- h- at thsCihsrtar-. ~ ~
IT, LNhljtun in l>'u over IT, ItoyrT hs-r mad the
Boudoir Machine 1t i ~Iual :" any uIrrir- 10 U-e-
aul tho Ir'r tut Fifteen Dollars. slr,s- =. JAMES,
General A -,nt l. :. ". Co, MILAN, Or..J 6Cl,,5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

ra The Lewisburg Christian Sunday
s,hool held their usual outdoor festival
m Tuesday last.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

- ProfJames states that on Saturday
.tl,s,xeck bis thermometer stood VII
lille warmer, be thinks, than auy day
,;ocs his residence in Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
MARRIED..

On tho Sch inst the Lutheran Psrsonare, Lewis
burg. by Rev L. \. Fink. JOSEPH. T. MILLER, Of Lew
isturg and Miss NARY CARTER. rf LseHJr'u- 20.
On the 4th inst. hy the Rev. }. e. At.Ps-h iNiNt-
FL FREY and Miss ELILaBLTH SLUINiS, both oi
Limestone township.
On the Ith inst. at Fr-ehur-. BY Rev g tr'n'uver
JOHN u. sToLL and Miss MARY ANN SNYDER, both
of Ndiiebur-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

ns-Tbauks to our Representative in
Congress, Hon. john W. kiilinger, for
loupd volumes of the Congressional Globe,
session of lSG0-6l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
i3leU,

On the ith ins. In Nii''nhgrc. JANIS, son ot Chas
and barbara St.eS aged years months art tays-
At Nkces Iia.f Falls. Snyder Co, On the Tn ~
CALVIN e. HuLLENBU>Ii, Assi-5sot surgeon L. =
Aroty. a-sl about 80 year'
on the .gh INST. in NV Be-i,. ISABELLA, daughter
Q. MIS-. Harriet Ue2fzr, agUl ABOUT = ye-ss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

ua- The Railroad Time Table is again
l,.,.i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
at Le.sisburs, Pa,
AUx!IIALT - TIE
.CUILDREN'S AID SOCIETY"
OF BALTIMORE,

4 RE prepared to send 10 the country,
"A CHILDREN aged from 10 l6, most of
Them being Orphans, or halt Orphans; and II
IS the desire of this Committee 10 send them
10 good homes among Farmers ard others IN
the country. Persons wishing child to
adopt, or raise as their own. by addressing
either enc cf the undersis sned COmmluee,wlll
receive a Circular giving particulars. Good
references will. IN all cases, be required.
EXEgTIIyE COMMITTEE OF iEHiSBtRG.
NJ + " POLLOCK, ca I, Rev. c. II. LEINBACH,
Nr johns - WALLS Nl-- t. ". SCHAFELE,
Rev Il 5. DICKSON. Rev. l.. 4. FINN,
NrSANJyL GEuuES Nr.PErER IIURSH,
Rev : II MisICH, Mir. ID. : hktNER,
Fvv.J v uEDUEs, Cor's Seey. Aug. 5m1l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

see New Advertisements.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

rpe,Iav Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

sS-We observe that Hon, Henry c.
U;ekok was to lecture on Educational
AGENCIES" before the State Teachers As
s,ci.,ion ofWiscOnsin, at Foutu,ac, 3 lst ul,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

sa-We observe that Hon. Henry c.
Hiekok was to lecture on "Elucational
Agencies" before the State Teachers As
s,cj.,ion of wisconsin, at Fontu,ac, ,3 lst ul,,
The Republican Convention Of Snyder
eouu,v met at M4llcburg, on the 5;h
ms; and nominated the following c1ndi-
dates: President JId dge-S. 5. Woods, by
,mai Of > over Wm. c. Lawson. As
ssuby Henry X. Ritter, by maj. Of ;
over S. Alleman. Prothonotary-H. S.
Bower, > over J. p. Eogar. Reg. & Rec.
John Dorm, - over A. J. Peters
Sheriff.. J.. Bause, over II. Smith.
Tres.arer-lsaac Beaver, : over I. Rath-
hn. Counis,oner-Jacob S;effeu, II
over John Hchu Auiitor-Emauuel
Bowerso1, by acclama;iou. Surveyor
Aaron X. Gift, BY reclamation. Coroner
DR. VIM. Christ, IL over II. J Wagner
Dis,ric; Attorneys. Alleman, by accla-
nation, who, finding the Office incompa'i-
be with that of Superintendent Of Schools,
an tfice which be now holds, declines
the nomination.
IRLLAND.-The population of ireland,
iulSi4 was S,l75,l2
10 1851, it is 5,16i 5!3
showing loss Of 2,4lC,jSl
soul. in twenty years, caused hy the great
f,mine and BY emigration. 1t is slngu-
lii chapter in the worlds history which
rcords depopu!ation of 81 per cent
nearly one-,hird-in a land whose soil is
not dcteriorating.
There are of Catholics 4,i90.5S3
Presby'craDs 59S .992
0iter Proiestauts 6s1 .66I
U;ber sec;s 5I,5I9
sa.By particular request, We give to-
day detailed account Of the votes polled
f1r the principal Offices, Saturday last.
1t was too much labor to put in type on
Monday, for it would have delayed the
paper day or two. Some Of the gentle
men named made no exer.ion as candidates,
but all made good runs at home, which is
The best recommendation Of every man.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

The new Governor of Missouri, Mr.
'anble, has issned a proclamation III
ssleh be promises security from moles's-
non TO citizens Of the State now in arms
''sslnst the Government, who voluntarily
'sy down their arms aud return to their
,"egaoce which promise is guaranteed
Z! tie Government.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

Personally appeared before ne. ]. A
Mer-z, ]. F.. DAVID Reher. Cashier Of the
above named Bank, who being duly sworn
according to law, saws the above Is ccrrectto
the best Of MS knowlejge.-Auc. 7. 1851
DAVID nEBER, Cashier.
rrNNTuV- - p
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09

=, During the severe thunder storm on
81 cre'ursday morning the barn Of the widow
,1smbers in New Garden, Chester Co,
.s struck by lightning aad burned to the
.'Oohd She was insured on the contents
'oe amount Of $500 il the Kepne,t In
'.''nes Company.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-09
c1IECsElY INSTITUTE,

l527 anil 1923 Spruce street, Ph'tddd.
r.vHIS Institute, conducted for two years
past, In thi, city, by N,nauE CHtG1H.r
ami her niece NABANE ID HERvILLr, upon he
same principles as the one IN New
YORK. e-jabIi, ,hed there in the year 1914, viii
Re- open On Monday, sept. IS, with It's usual
ample and complete provision for The educa-
ion e Young ladies', under the direction OF
Madame BIIeryilIy. Circulars, and all re-
ql.s!ie information, can te chained On appii-
cation 10 the Principal. Aug. s,6lm3I