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The national Republican., 1861-02-05
THE COTTON KINGDOM.

Accord ng to the new census, the population
of the six States which have passed ordinances
80 =, c,l
The national Republican., 1861-02-05

One hundred citizens of Albany having pe
titioned Mayor Thatcher to prevent the meeting
of abolitionists in that city, February 2, for
fear of riot, he replied, stating that he has
neither authority nor inclination to interrupt
freedom of speech, that he has no fear of riot
in the orderly city Of Albany, and that the best
way to treat the abolitionists is to leave them
alone, and give them no capital by creating an
excitement about them.
The national Republican., 1861-02-05

*The baffled Charlestonians could see, by the
aid of spy-glass, Major Anderson on the ram
parts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

passage Of the National forces. We feel
quite safc--though VIC deem it necessary
TO be on the alert, lest outsiders should
make some sudden dash at US. The
( Union men have always been uppcrmost
in the State, giving 10000 majority for
the Union candidates to the Convention
and in our ncighborbOod the Secession
company numbered 60 men, while tho
Union company numbers nearly 100.
The former have either gone off to war, or
taken the oath Of allegiance.
Crops have been housed safely, though
some of cur friends have suffered loss in
part Of theirs by not being here anl leav-
ing the harvesting to Others. Some of Us
are hoping for larger prosperity for our
noble State than it has ever known. Du-
ring over five years residence, l have
learned to be at home, and to love Mis-
souri, us my adopted State. Though laid
by for n time from the ministry, | desire
no lovclcr, no healthier, no richer loca-
ton than our ncigLborhooi in which to
recruit. The approach by Jefferson city
is Giscouraging, being Ike q journey
through the Desert before arriving at Ca
naan, but BY the "south-west branch" the
approach is delightful.
Yours truly, W. BARSHURsT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
IIstcN,

AZ hs l:hrr's Col JACoB pEEE) In BuTaloe township,
lith Inst JOl!S Il. DEER, srel q yearr-lste of the
LewishuF- Infantry, renn'a Volunteers. Mr.. D,rr
turned home 81 with ,yrr, from Virginia, with the Com
liuy. e j. the first Of tho nflutry who has EXPIRED
and lawri - lis e-ITe, in the L.wisburs Gene
tcr Iy Numbers Of his laN Comrades WHO buried him
I,I ty tie Lcw.sburs Grays, &c with military hon
ors, today.
ON thr ith inst, n New Berlin ISABELLA, daughter
Of tlg- Harriet E~uf'r, aged chout II y-srr.
In 81 Louis. Missouri, list ult, JOHN q. LoWREY,
IN the NGth y'Hr 81 Lis lie of the early
settlers Of B!cu:r, and ient the greater part Of his
ION: htr in II.
Ia Milton Nonlay Morning. THOMAS POLLOCK.
one ui o!t Aul EOst respectable citizens in tho
N1th Of his
In McEwcn.yi,,,, 10Th ult.. ELIZA, wiiow of George
Iilin. lrcra-.t !. a-al uta.ut t> wears.
In last uufillo l2th inst, DAVID Of Jacob and
Mary Jane Sui-r, aged about wears.
Ia Clinton Valley, lith ult, JOHN ADAM HAINES.
in hi~ 5Uth wear.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
III ARlIIID.

Ey &c. moore, D. 1. 9TH ut, AND'W IIYROSIMUS
AM Mis- Lltf 4 BUR- all OF Hartley Tp.
!iy R,y. uan. Iar7or, al-t ult, SAMUEL r. SMITH of
braly AMI NrsJt LA Am BAKER Of WsshIng tou Tp.
Al" join BRIGGS II Muucy CTk ani Miss MATILDA
Nutk IF rluukrts Crk.
by Rows u Pro-. 9Th Inst. SAMUEL EORABACH II
Troy sud Mis- Jenny HAELiND Of Jers-y shore.
Ga the Nth inst by l."v pani klOss JOHN WALTER.
uul 'iI-. UiEEIEFri IIAS> NIGER
IN tho llth inst, ly Rev Grouse JOHN C. FRAN Of
NHIdcburc, and Miss LIZZIE fARNSWUETII, o: Gen.
t-r township.
IL Eev. Daniel Eloss-i'h inst, JOHN HOFFMAN
and Mis- - SiNNAH GARRETT, both of HaTteton.
Un tho 18th ult, by Rev. J. W Langley, ot Milton.
SIr. e. 4. kAt IAN ami Mis- ANNA BENSON.
In haE township 18th ult, by A T. Ludwig, Esq,
ALEXANDER SMITH Of Lewis snd Mrs Macy uiLL
Df Dol
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
From the Missouri Usage Valley.


lCurrc. pouGcuer Of the star !. Chronicle
IBERIA, July 20, 1861.
Surprising a few lines from Central
Missouri would not be unacceptable to
your readers, | venture to give you this
account of our Pennsylvania settlement.
/ During last Spring, prominent Seces-
sionis,S began to bcstir themselves, even
before the meeting of the State Legisla-
ture, taking it for granted that the State
was already out Of the Union. The object
was, undoubtedly. preparation to join and
frht for the Southern Confederacy. They
Organized "Iiome Guards" prOfcssedly
for home protection, with the reservation
of striking for the South when the time
should come.
You have an account Of the out-go Of
more than half Of our number. Those
who remained did so Of their free will, un-
der the conviction that the time for going
had not yet arrived, (for the Seceders had
got word from their head-quartcars that
they were moving too fast, and the State
was still iii the Union) We have had
reason to see we were right in staying,
and are glad to find many Of our ncighbOrs
returning. am happy in believing that
all our PennsylvaDians, without one ex-
ceptioD, are Union men, and have been SO
from the frs,-not one traitor among them.
Busy rumor passes around her fearful
occasionally, several families have
gathered at one house to have men with
arms ready for attack. But things are as
suming a more quiet aspect. Some of our
families have yet to hear the first word OF
menace or Of iusuit-otbers, undoubtedly,
have been threatened The Union Home |
Guards are in the ascendency, there being
about | 900 within circle of 10 miles
400 United States troops are stationed for |
.he present at Hickory Hill, about 2i
miles north Of us-wblic, 20 miles south,
: tlt ga. -.-.l-a.ste!a L!el"Ay l1I The
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

Charles J. Faulkner, late Minister 70
France, has been arrested at Washington,
on the charge Of Treason. This looks like
the Government. taking hold in earnest.
The great GARTBALDI, il is reported, 10
coming to America, 10 engage anew IN the
battle Of Freedom. He will, it is said, be
commissioned ns Major General.
Several Union Surgeons have been 70.
leased from Richmond. They bring news
that many Of our troops, reported "killed,
are prisoners.
Ga Sunday night last, some villain
broke into the house Of Henry Sulouf, in
Fermanach twp, Juniata county, and stole
$500, belonging to Jacob ilcfmau.
Il is a little remarkable tha. the class
of men who are finding fault with ffesi-
deat Lincoln have so little fault to find
with the traitor III. Daris.
The bill providing for the increase in
the number Of the Wes, Point cadets did
not pass Congress.
Horace Greeley has been for some days
dangerously i'll with brain fever, but has
begun 10 recover.
Ia parts Of Texas and Virginia, an in
crease Of Union feeling is evident.
J. W. Denver, of California, is appoin-
ted Brigadier General.
The house of Henry Long, In Brush
Valley was burned down, 21ih ult.
The lIughesville Guards left Muncy for
the sea, OF war, Monday evening.
The Tax authorized By Congress will
not be levied until 1862.
Lock Haven, Milesburg, &C., are send
iny Cavalry to the war
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

WASHINGTON, August l5.-Therc is
reliable information here to tho effect that
there were two thousand rebel soldier sick
aud wounded at Culpepper Court House,
aud one thousand wounded rebels at War
rcnton, on Tuesday, aside from numerous
others at private residences The story of
the rebel lose at Bull Duu has never been
halt tod
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
UNION MARBLE WORKS.

4 L ElrTERS OLD STAND, Market ST.,
y between lrh and 5th, LcVisburR.
Constantly on hand n general assortment Of
NUnunie ent>. Iob>, Head and Foot Siones, Mantels.
hHrcaU-iOp> amt all other HiEELE UORh. We are
PREPARED & E all kinds # n ain and
In the finest and lat ct syl-. Persons In want of any
article ia huc would 30 we'll hy calling oStsb-
lt-isstut lci-r purchasing ol. here We cuniident
that give better wo-k than be done 1T any
other establishment, al! At better rates.
Aprl Is, l-6I RITTER Il IINDIG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
rrEti>nsD S-ai-atthL'---
Tr,>Iay Morning x Friday Afternoon.
UniGn County Ticket.

AT, lra.c-I0HN u. >iNHN'1N, al EuiiaOr.
YAtTfE tLEi.i1l!i. nj v Ale bvcT.
N"' N"'icp,r-iE>SL ". GtLitf, n jE'"n.
t'"' iHuN i. GfETE. oi Lcai>hui=.
u, r,EiIIiIg TIaYP>n>. "f Niflinbarg.
ms ttt>U, >TRN L. oi LCwt>burs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
Great Battle, near Springfield. No.

:
EARLY on Saturday morning, l0;h inst,
G,n. Lyon marched gu. Of Springfield, and
came up with the enemy on DAVIS Creek,
Green's Prairie, four miles southwest Ct
Springfield, where they had taken s;rou :
I position.
y severe cannonading was kept mp for
two or three hours, when, the fire OF Tot
tens artillery proving too severe for the
enemy, they gradually fcll back.
Lyons cavalry GU the left flank, and
Siegel's artillery on tie right, then began
a terrific attack, end spread disaster aud
dsmay in tie ranks Of the rebels Their
tents and baggage wagons were oil dcs-
troyed.
Sometime in the afternoon, while Lyon
was leading his column, Lis horse was sho,
from under bin. lie Immediately noun
ted another, and as be turned 20 his men,
waving his hat and cheering them on was
struck in the small Of the back, and fell
dead to the ground.
The command devolvcd on Siernl, and
the pursuit vas continued until nIsbtfall,
"H'd Oui Ht'!O u u'y i~Ss|N iSi tuG M IL
in the enemy's CncamPmcn'.
On Sunday morning, Sircel, fearing
that the enemy might recover aud attempt
to cut lis command from Springfield, icll
back on tha. city, whore the Home Guards
were stationed. Then, fearing thai the
greater numbers of tho eneuiy nigh, iu-
ducc them to get between lin and EolIa,
he Concluded to fall back on Rolla.
Ninety rebels were captured, including
q Colonel Of distinction. The sword and
horse Of Ben. McCulioch were among the
trophies Of the field Of battle, and it vas :
reported that McCulloch was killed
Rcinf0rcemeuts for Gen. Siegel were on !
the way to Rolla, and the army may be
considered as safe. Sicgcl boro away
$25, 900 in specie from the Springfield
Bank, and all his baggage trains; bu.
spiked and abandoned one or two guns
Our force WAS 5000, including 1000
Home Guards.
The muster-ro.l reported 70 have been
taken from the enemy gives their force at
5000, including regiments from Louisi-
ana, Tennessee, aud Mississippi, with the
Texas Rangers and Cherokee half-trceis
Our loss was 500 to 500 killed and
eucmy's loss riust have
2ecn much greater, as whole regiments
Serc cut up by the gallant assaults aud
,aliing fire Of our bravo men. II
This was brilliant Union victory,
,ut sadly shaded BY the death of NATHAN
Ell LYON. He was born a. Ashford, ct,
n 1920, his mother being descendant of
Jol. Knowlton, Of Revolutionary fame,
nd his father plain farmer. lie gradu-
ted at Wes. Point, and for 90 years has
cen hard service in Indians wars, in Mcxi- !
0, Florida, California, and Kansas. His
Experience in Kansas changed him from '
Democrat TO q cordial hater of Border
,uihans, and Slavery. His services in !
Iissouri were invaluable His name will L
dorm page Of our country's history.
lc leaves family to MOURN with nation
II bis early loss. n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

The new Tariff Bill, as passed by the
House, fixes the duty on brown sugar at
2! cents per pound, on white refined sugar
/ cents, on candicd and colored sugars 6
cents, on coffee ) cents, on pepper and
allspice 6 cents, on raisins, fas, dates,
prunes, and currants 5 cents, on tea Is
cents, on cinnamon 90 cents, on nutmegs
% cents, on oranges aud lemons 20 per
cent. We are pleased to find that the in
tended reduction of duty on iron has been
abandoned. Pennsylvania srea. interest
has been cared for.
A letter was received in Washington on
Wednesday, from a lady in Richmond, in
which she says: "There is no rejoicing in
Richmond. The number Of killed and
wounded brought into Richmond is fear
full"
Judge Woodward, of Bloomsburg, is
nominated for President Judge in the
Bucks aud Montgomery district. The
habit Of going outside Of district has ad-
vantages as well as evils
Sharp shooters aud Cavalry are bcirg
offered to Goseinmout, and accepted.
10y sa..a ~ Dc g..4l.Ai.y l-;o---fy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

WI, N',icp,r-iE>>L ". GtLitE, n tE'"H.
t'' iuIiN /. GfETE. ai Lcai>huiG.
F'a,1, F''', r,EiUIIg TuoyPNn>. "r Hmnburg.
tlt>U. >rRN L. ot LCWi>bpTG.
,.-Tbe rams of Monday aud Tuesday
,. very refreshing, and are followed b
,,ol. fnc weather.
. J. ,-s-r morrow the Democrats meet to
Delegates to decide whether to make
fnll Ticket, or leave some Of the Of
~. .s stock in trade for their leaders to
-, or sell oii at their pleasure.
,.a southern pop.rs have report,
s,n, , ..privatc letter. Of the capture Of
hall : CrmrJcrby the Rebels. If SO,
r, hone our correspondent "G." was not
aboard just then.
re- Capt. J. d. Brown went down the
wc,t Branch with part Of Cavalry COM
,,,rA numbcr of InfAnfry recruits III
,,ni 10 leave Lewisturg, Saturday, 5Vth
INST
TRr,cuERY There Is now no doubt
In, BsaurecarI knew all about NJ Doweil ;
r,yemcnts-just when aud whero he was
n attack hun. Thus does treason, base
and malignant, meet our Government al
GlmOst every step.
to-Thcrc viii be a second Democratic
State Convention held iu Iowa, the first
having been spoiled by lircckinridgers, SO
,b,t the Douglas men will not touch 1t.
Thsro are tens of thousands of Democrats
Who will never again show any favor to
Slavery
isy>Judge Couyugham, of LuzHrne,
will have no OPPOSITION for reelection.
Judge MAYNARD is talked of as the Union
apdidatc for Lycomins, Mon'our and
Northumberland. Judge ordau has been
proposed by some Of the Democrats for
the Union, Snyder and Niiiirn District,
,
la lhe ouhoury -i"''' "' : "'''''
I't The "Ii'h Gun ''o
'1'r 'nrec "non'D' "',' up ' Wv
N ten ra''e''O"' ''"''
.-.ced to stay week or ten days longer,
"a did We stand corrected.
uu,,or 70 whom honor
,,-..,.
fe-"'O's0 =" '. ..ptsno,n;n ;n,o
VEGA 'O' '"' ,,.t rI .am >,
S''''' VII" W" w. II go. :,
"aiso Cba,,cv,rirc,or. nmyu.
a..uon,our Rifles Cant. Manley, now
lear W Washington, appears - oun A''eH'iu'
Union county
D,vr, T,nn tho old whccl-horse of
I.m,cracr in Ohio. said in a recent
.,sccb =, Cleveland, al am frank to CON
ha,I bo,r,;Iv onaorse and arrroye
;,
'cfy ac' u WI '''"'o'N ''nN
Il'Ion. l would suppof, nun as SUN A'
would Andrew Jackson. How d'Hcrcht
ir,m the bastard Democrats who are SC.
nelly ana uhuet''an'eu's "y'"s " f''J
ai:s the epeop'e asa'oS' '''' A1i'''N''''A' A''OD
ra. Hon. John W ki.lingcr has sent
rs = ,onv of the Coupressioual Volunteer
Bill, as j, passed the Senate and House,
mi iva suppose) as approved by the
Ire.idon, We copv it in full, as a most
uportant act which will often be referred
10, aud therefore advise readers to lay this
,,p.r away carefully for future reference.
w -, y.
''o's' ms "n
spa" " "'' "'' ..,srau
lo'' graphic aceouu' u 'n' OA'''' u ''
ian that has yet appeared, says:
"rhe superior powers of the Northern
auk and file was the feature of the day,
ID in 10 portion Of the f,li, and under
. circumstance, could the rebels exposed
w unsupported iniAn'iJ st'"u ,0i
l'uu'es against ,ac a.'h aDA N1'u'"OO1 u
l. NOt'nefn'f7' -.---.-
Cu,p,crrRIsTIc.-It is believed by .
~, ,t.,,ho svm,,tbizers with rebellion
" -. ,t,o,rboo, ,ho
'o'iH'"s ~ .,.,
'''"' Anu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

sea-The proposition of the Teachers
State Association at L2wisburg TO furnisl
a Cannon for the War, attracts great at
tcntion. They not ouly "tcach the young
IDEAS how to shoot" but also wish to "shoo
the idiots" and knaves in rebellion. BY Tho
way, it is a singular fact that wherever
Common Schools prevail by Law, the
People are loyal-whcrcyer there is nc
such means to enighten the whole people.
there is more or less treason.
Too much praise can not be given to
the people Of Lewisburg for the kind man
ner in which they received the Teachers.
The visit 10 that town will ever be rcmcm-
bcred with pleasure by all the membcrs
Of the Association--N6 -N6iinJury Press.
rea-Capt. J. Wesley Chamberliu has
sailed for California, on business.
sO-Shaw loo was to Lecture in Hun
tingdon, last evening.
The Lycoming Republican Delegates, TO
be elected Saturday, 18th inst, meet in
County Convention at the Court House Oh
Wednesday evening, 2lst Aug.
JlDiata county Union Elections, Satur
day, Aug. 81; Convention, Monday,
Sept. >.
Centre county Elections, Sat. Aug,
ei; Convention Tues. -.
N,mocrotic Elections, Lycoming, Sat
2i; Convention Tues p.
Clinton Elections, Tues. 81; Convcn-
ton Thursday %.
Centre Elections, Sat 81; Convention
Tues. ~.
Parson Brownlow's KaorrHe Wig has
been suppressed by the Scccssionists of
Tennessee. No diversity of sentiment is
allowed among those who are engaged in
breaking up the Union; but here, where
We are t,h,ng for the old flag. men can
cheer for jeff Davis aud we allow them
10 do as they please.
l.. J. Stevens, late chairman of the
National Committee, succeeds
James Cameron as Colonel Of the 18th ,
\. Y. Regiment. We would al! the I
}reckinridse men followed the Colone!s
xample in striking squarely, without
auivoca,iou or IFS or ands, for the Gov
rnment.
At enc time during the battle of Bull
Kun, Gen. lee OF the hrbe Is threw down
Is sSJ.J, aul l.yiIr,i he battle lost. )
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

Convention III Miiiin county appointed
indicial Confcrecs who were unanimously
instructed for Samuel s Woods, Esq, foi
President Judge of this District, to meet
at Mililcturg, in Snyder county, Tuesday
next, Goth inst
T. S We see BY the Lawistown ca.
.spe that the above Convention appointed
Confcrces, but made 40 nominations, and
the following among other Resolutions:
- In order 10 give our fellow citizens whu
have heretofore differed with u> on questions
ui policy. bat who now with u> look upon the
IrrNrrpaI!on OF the mon and lhc enforcement
ol the Laws ~ paramount t' all other cru>Ii-
Grafton, an opportunity for mGctn" and con
>ulung ttCrlhcr with a view - the formation
of a iujun Ticket that whra Ih,, Couvenri"n
adj.gus II adjourn 10 meet "n Monday, the
.G.h day 81 August At : o'clock l.. NJ
la view of ihsi fact, the COnicrces from
Union county, respectfully notify the Con-
fercrs from Snyder and Mlllln that they
shall await the action OF the nlatuTed Nom
iuatin. Convention of the friends Of the
Government in Miiiin county, and can
not meet in Conference until their voice
is heard We would suggest " etDcsday,
August 4Stb, at Middlcburg, 20, the Con
ference.
/ sl-Wo notice tha, a haIf-Tory paper
in Bangor, Me, aud another in Concord,
y. H., have been suppressed by force.
The Tijbune truly argues that this policy
is in the end injurious. We had better
bear even grievous evils for which the law
affords no remedy, than violate laws which
in the long run are the safeguard OF Us all.
1t is true, DO Union paper is tolerated
where Secession prevails 4; but, it Is our
boast that ''crror may be tolerated where
there is like freedom left 10 combat 1t.
The right way to be rid Of papers which
under the false colors of "Dem0cracy'-
are working hand Ing love with the Rct-
els, is, to cease patrouizlng them; to
f!Own down their treason by social con-
tempt and the omnipotcut voice of public
opinion aud above all to SUPPORT FOR
OFFICE No MAN THAT THEY PROPOSE.
Many of these papers are slchly concerns,
sustained by funds outside Of their honest
resources, aud court hostilitics that they
may gain notOriety or sympathy. Lct
h,n oL,ac scrcreiY, and they will soon die
out wherever the United States flag waves.
s-y-Thc burning of Hampton town
abou: the size of Lewisburg-by the Reb-
els, for fear it might be of benefit to the .
Uuionists, suggests what they would do .
iu the Free States if they could get here.
1t will be recollectcd that they damaged
llarpcrs Ferry in similar manner, only
stopping for fear of ipjuring their brother
Rebels. Davis, Mason, aud other wretches
distinctly iutimatcd, in the u. S. Senate,
last winter, tina: couAlgration could do
more Larm iu the North than in the South,
and their course now on J proves anew
that "Slavcry is one of the twin-rclics Of
Darbarism," and adds a chapter to Sum
ner's Speech on the '.Barbarism of Sla
very" If they can accomplish their
boasts and threats, our Towns will be
burned down, and our Farms robbed and
pillagcd, as tho Rebels are now doing with
the Unionists ia Virginia. 4
49,. e IL YnnnLnrc
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

,,-The rains of Monday aud Tuesday
very refreshing, and are followed by
,,,I fuc weather,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
rTATEMENTof,he Lcwisburg Bank

CTATEMENTofthe Lew isburg Bank
y as required 10y the second section of the
Act Of General Assembly Of this Common
wealth, approved the 18Th Oct. A.D. 1857.
Assets.
Specie in Rank a sreciv funds Philada tss7ss ~
bu" from other IaaAs 23,2l5 IS
bills discounted 2.3,.5& IL
los %
Liabilities.
Circulation l.q.91 90
Due other Ranks and Commonwealth 3gYI. ~
Due De- IOsitoTS 32UI5 -
25I,.pO 81
Personally eppcarcu before me, Andrew
Kennedy, y. T.. David Rcbcr. Cashier Of the
above named Bank, who being duly sworn
according To- law, says the above is ccrrecits
the best ui his knowlci.r- Aug. !. lS6l
DAVID EEBER, Cashier.
A. KENNEDY y T.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

"Hs rcmsmbered the Frgoiisn" was beauri.
fully SAID of Howard the PhIlanlhropist. IL
also applies 10 every man who brings the
amelIogariuns, Comforts and enjoyments Of
lie within the reach Of persons and classes
who are otherwise deprived OF their advsnta-
ges. Especially may 1t be said Of HIM who
laboriously seeks and finds new means of
preserving health, 1.-THE poor mans capital
and the rich mans power" We think this
euloGium properly applied to J.C. Aver, Of
Lowell, the renowned chemist Of New Eng
England who. spurnins the trodjen paths 10
fame, deyotcs his entire abilities and acquire
meats 10 the discovery Of Natures most sflec-
tlal remedies for disease. When the hidden
blessing has been revealed, he proceeds TO
supply il 10 all mankind alike, through our
druggists, a, such low prices that poor and
rich may aiIHe enjoy its benefts.-JournaI
md Enquirer, PortLmd, Name.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

,,s-r morrow the pemoerats meet to
,.., Delegates, to decide whether to make
,ull Ticket, or leave some Of the of
Co.. ,s stock in trade for'heir leaders TO
n -, or sell oit at their pleasure.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

iGfNI> WiNTiD 70 sell the Erie Sewing Machine We
vii! iyr commission pay at from SIS 10 edO
Per month"; AMI expenses paid. The EEIg Is machine
uUi very siupl~ IA Is construction diploma
awarded Machine by tho Industrial Association Of
Farmers su! Mechanics. held Chauh.rsbury, Pa, at
it. Exhibition ia l> the Grover Baker and the
louioir Machines. 1t Is equal any machine in
AMI the prr" hut Fifteen Dollars Address r. JAMES,
Gcusr-i Agent l. :. u. Co. MI ~, ono tmsS3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

,.a southern p'Prrs have report,
,,m "privatc letter. Of the capture of
hall $ CrusrJ,rby the Rebels. If SO,
We hope our correspondent &C. was not
aboard just then.