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NOTICE..

UNHE Stockholders Of the BucKsrosT BANK are
i hereby notified that the Aunual Meeting,
for the choice of Dircctots and transaction If such
other business as may legally come before them,
will be held at their Banking Room, on Monday,
tke seuenik day Of Ocobcr E,rt at three o'clock N
EDWARD SWAZEi, Cashier,
Dueksport, Sept. Is. l9Gl, ?wJ1
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NOTICE..

XAlEREAS, my wife, Mary L. IIutchinss, ha,
w lett my ted aud board without provoc.,
ton, hereby forbid all persons harb9.ins OF
trusting her on my account. as | shall pay nC
debts Ut her Contracting after tn date.
ELIAKlN HI rGIlINS.
No. Penobscot, Sept Il, ISL. 80
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Valuable Real Estate
For Sale.

q.S The Subscriber intending TO change his
:::..M place Of business. offers for sale the toll
.E..sl14S lowing property in this village.
The house occupied by the subscriber on state
Street, with gard containing 81 of an acre f
land under high cultivation some very choice fruit
trees ornamental trees, eurraut trees, gooscbcrry
bushes, &c. 1t has furnace i'll the cellar, and a
good cistern OF soft water also never failing
we'll of water in the yard.
Brick store occupied by ]. W. Coombs. Store
three Stories high finished throughout; is - by %
feet on the ground. Under the above Store is n
basement with two good ovens and ali the iacili-
ties for carrying the baking business
In the rear Of the store is new building used
rs a Shop u by II feet IL stories high, and
wharf On which the shop stands.
Pcws NJ d. No. 20 No 1G and No. ! in the
new Baptist Church, all carpctcd and cushioned.
Also one OF Stoyers Patent Eagle Machines for
cutting circular mouldings cost $3.50 for sale
for Si25.
All the above property will be sold at a bar
gain, and mostly on time.
j. ". OSGOOD.
ELLSWORTH, June 9th, 1S6l. q
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BOOK BINDING.

SA We FROM II TO l. PER CENT
The Subscriber will be in Ellsworth about the
9Th inst, with
SAMPLES OF BINDING,
Plain and Gilt, Of the very best styles, and war
ranted equal to any in New England.
Samples and prices 'oiHbe on exhibition al the
American Office.
Specimens especially for the Pictorial Works of
Shakespeare, Battles of Our Navy, &C., sc
Harpers, Cooley and and all Magazines will be
done up in good style and with dispatch
Send all Books and Magazines to me personally,
or to n. X. Sawyer, American Office
WIN. L. STANW0OD.
Ellsworth, Sept. 4th, 1861. 80
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WANTED. Something New! Employ
MENrl EMtIufMrSr Male and Female AGENTS wanted
in every town and city in t uted states 80 to $40
per north he made. and No hunbus. business easy
ssrt5tb IT, and AL d,ue home. ItrCqnrcs capital
li Will not iHer(re with other employment. This
boek as-ucy luHbis OF ANY ktuf. No person Will
ryrt having sent Tor tins nlnrmatiau, let lis en- ply
nrGt lie what it may. Fu particulars given 10 ali WHO
cuelase ten cents, and address IRA II SSEiL * CO,
lIoaksett, MI 6s"jl
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North Troy, Vermont, Proprictors.

General Agents N. :, BURR & Co., &c IRE
mont St. and Geo. c. Goodwin d Co., II aud II
Marshall St, Boston. Iy2s
E7y-For sale by c. q. PECK, Ellsworth. whoie-
sale and Retail; Card & Bunker, franklin; Il. II.
" est, do and by dealers in medicine cyerywher
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Clem's Summer Cure.
For The immcdiatc and ccrtain cprc q
Diarrlca, DvScWcrM md all de-
raaged or telafef state Of TIE
B0Hfks

1Hs Is comparatively preparation, having been
in limited Use by tho rropr tor atdr; three years
VET sufficiently u- To- con, ucr trm and tbs community
about thtln, 81 10, Ilfe merits and inestimahc value,
which indHc them 10 orcn up % the luhe generally,
which ta'N urs are end" tyorug to do. The summer
Cure is simple sweet tup compounded II rous and
hatks contFS NJ opium or drug hurltul substance
II any sort is md and saf' in It's ol"raio pleasant
and agreeable t. the iast', and may be taken Ia the
quantities prescribed viii, perfect safety at any and all
times As le patient nom raia or too frequent dscherg
may feel To uire. Is sajel1r the tendcres infant
and entirely reaAe fDr al ages sexes and conditions.
The elect II The summer Cure Is Truly wonderful
ing up, it ars the violent attacks by the use Of
only two pouHs, ia about twice many hoGrs
ard the worst cases al cnntm-d chronic California
narrhea completely cared, by the Of one bottle
For children and inf ms, AM particularly for children
troubled 18th relax ia luc rs tuething No Fou Al
II Is rematkahle rs soothing and healing qualities,
and is much esteemed by motaers for children troubled
with cantcr, Mothers should not, will be with
il, when nuce they SHALL have proved II. 1t he
Auown to he appreciated. The summer Cure does
like other rrepuatius Of its Kind cp1stpae the bowels
thereby eutngerng life and necrssitang the immediate
If catharties but gives Immediate relief from pain
c chs The too frequent discharges ard tho time
fSordes ana strengthens the patient and leaves the
bowels In s9uGd healthy and natural condition. The
Summer Cure has been used for three years in great
variety Of cases, and as yet has
20 FAN. IN A SINGLE INSTANCE. " no say much
tor any other midicinei 1t might with propriety DO
called lumilblc" Testimonials Of It's efficacy, viz
tues and astonishing cures might be addueed but -.s
public have already peeomc sligated with such apd the
poprietors prefer 10 rely the merits Of the medicines
alone The summer Cure is Put up in three ounce bot
ties with the words "Clem's Summer Cure blown Ia the
glass side Of the bottle and tll0wes Co., Pen.
pretors," on the other, with fall decons for It's use
pasted on the edge. The label the outside wrapper Ia
their own invention, painted ia two coors and bears
Gao slmile ol their signature, diowEs oo3 without
which none Is genuine
Wholesale asercies established in all the largi cit
les of the Union of whom Druggists and Country MGR
chants can Obtain supply.
nov - x CO. rropri tors, BFI FAST, ME.
| POI sale b, CALM q FEe *, lllsaefih sla.
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FISHERM EN-.

srLLrvAS.-Ar 18th, sch b llodgkins, Cfabtrcc,
Bay Of Fuuiy, 80 otis FISH.
Ar 18th sch Antelope, Barnard Grand Banks,
co 900 fish.
Ar 18th, sch Experiment ingalls,, Bay Of Fun
dy, 1000 fish.
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Notice.

HNlIIS is to forbid all persons purchasing note
i of hand, signed by the subscriber, datel at
Ellsworth, June lst, ls6l, payable to Daniel ii.
Epps for one hundred aud twenty-five dollars, IN
one year from date, with interest.
EPllRAIM CRABTREE.
Hancock, Sept. 9th, la6l. #3w3i
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New Cloak Establishment just opened.
IN our Cloak Room can be found all Of tn"
L FALL STYLES OF Cloaks and Capes, from
$500 to $1,000. .........
ROBINSON 4 HARDEN.
sept L. ls6l. II
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Time Extended.

THE undersigned, anticipating a change in
L business the coming season, hereby requests
all persons having unsettled accounts with him to
cali and settle the same before the LIST of octo-
Der next as after that date, those remaining unset
lied may be subjected 10 cost.
j. II WEST
Franklin, June 1t, lSsl aIaso
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taI1FK \ I! ms
4 New Discovery.

\ New Discovery.
NIIE Ascnrides or Pin Worms the removal of
which has ever bafllel the skill of the most
eminent physicians and universally considered by
them as beyond the reach Of medicine are entire
~ expelled from the human System by the use OF
DR.. E. G.. Goulds Pin Worm Syrup,
~ Cure Warranted in every case,
Relief afforded in twenty-four hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
ami harmless with the youngest child.
SYMPTOMS. Intense itching. biting and dis
ress in the lower part of the rcctum and about the
seat, often mistaken for the Piles, GisaRreehbIe
sensation in the epigastrc region or lower part OF
the wells, restlcssness, waketulncss, starting and
screaming in the sleep, fainting, and not untre-
quently spasms Of fits.
CAurIoN.-The genuine has the name, 3" DR.. b.
G. Goulds Pin Norm syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait, and fac simle OF his signature
on the wrapper.
Address GEo. c. GOODWIN & Co., i and II Mar
shall St, BosroN, MASS, General Agents for New
ngland.
Sold by druggists generally lyl4
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PROBATE NOTICE..

A Probate Court will be held at the office Of the
subscriber, in Bucksport, on the Fourth Ued'tg-
DAY. 25th doy Of SGRcmbG instant, at ten o'clock
A. NJ. instead Of the third Wednesday as hereto
fore appointed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
ScptcInber 10, 1861. 2S3l
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EItOt i.

4 short time since my child was attacked mort
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. \ single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she had
no attack of it since. think family should
be without it. NJ. NARNEY,
Principal Missisquoi Yaley Academy.
North Troy. April Is, lsc0.
II. u. MACON E. co,
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TIREING WHEELS,

both old and new, and having had good dead Of
experience myself, VIII guarantee the bet Of work
in the county, and at as reasonable rates
SliOElNG and J0EBTNG Of all Kinds done at
short notice and in the best manner.
TEA VI " AG0NS furnished at shor. notice.
Gl5'.'ll kinds of p.oducc will be taken in pay
mont for work.
- The subscriber would here tender his thanks
for all past iayUra and patronage. and hopeS to
have the same continued. In consideration Of the
hard times be is willing to live and let live, and
will surely give any ulan his moneys worth ii he
will call
Don't forget the place, (if you want yoar horse
shod wcIl)
Opposiie Tie FXarorH House.
G. l.. DELATpPRE.
Ellsworth, Aug. 2lst. lsGl. 5l-l
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SPOKEN.


Aug 3D. Of Rio Janeiro. brig Executive, from
Bangor Cor Rio Janero.
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Hancock Agricultural Society.

The Trustees of the Hancock Agricultural
Society, offer the following premiums. for
the Fourth annual Exhibition, to BIO holden
on the Fair Ground Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 8, Q and ~.
IIDRSES
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Special Notices.
4 4 4 IL ID

4 4 4 RID
The uudcrsi sncd takes TIL, method {" return his
sincere thanks 70 tho Ellsworth Fire Companies
and citizens generally, for their timely exertions
in saving his property from FIRE. on the morning
OF the 9Th inst.
CALVIN q. PECK.
Ellsworth, Sept, 10th.
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nlariue Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Thursday IL.
Schr Valetta, Means, PHILADELPHIA
CLEARED.
Schr Lcjok Whitmore, Boston.
i" Delaware, Jackson, do
ARRIVED.
Friday, Is.
Schr Warren, Jordan Boston,
Luther, Cunningham, Deer Island.
lamor, Jordan, Boston,
Saturday, IA.
Schr Bangor, Jordan, Boston
Sloop Alice, -, of fremont.
CLEARED.
Schr Carcssa, Jordan, Boston
" Rattan, Davis, Portland.
ARRIVED.
Sunday, 10.
Schr Arabinc, Gaspar, Boston.
Agricola, llerrick, do
CLEARED.
Monday, lG.
Schr Rupicola. W GODDARD Boston.
Tuesday, II.
Schr Zcavo, Murch, Lcprcaux, N Il.
. Cashier, Moore, Cranberry Isles.
Sloop Alice, -. of fremont.
ARRIVED.
Schr Counselor, Whitmorc, Boston.
- Panama, Tate, Boston.
q" Emblem. Murch. do
:" Belle, Holt, do
Georgia, Alley, do
President Jackson, -, of Brooklin.
Wandercr, Bclatty, Boston.
Sloop Hero, Rcmiek, Long Island.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, Is.
Schr X ? Warren, Jordan Boston.
To BE LAUNCHED to-day, U9th) at about | o.
clock, NJ, from the yard Of Cakes, Doane. Co,
in Brewer, fine brig called the TIMOTHY FIELh,
of about 200 tons burthcn. She will be employed
in the West India trade
Ship Express, Capt Frost, of Portsmouth, Ezra
Bartlett of Stratham, mate was seized at Eastport
last week She is owned at Portsmouth and New
Orleans.
We notice the sale to the L : Government of AZ
ship Onwardt 100 tons, built at Castlnc, Me, in
lei1, on private terms.
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yU,IE subscribers, desiring to close up their bust
4 ness, request all persons having unsettled
accounts with them to present the same for settle
ment Immediately.
BLACK & FOSTER.
Ellsworth Sept. 18th. 4w3l
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from HON. IWofHV 7. NfnFf1d.
By asing your Weeks Magic Compound shor
time, was entirely cured Of one Of the sevcress
aud most obst mate colds upon my lungs chat ev-
er experienced. know Of no remedy equal 10 il
for coughs and lung complaints generally.
TMoTHY p. REDiIELD.
Montpelicr, Oct. Is, l6GO.
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Coal! Coals

FyNIIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand all
kinds of Coal for stoves aud Furnaces, and
the Cumberland Coal for BlacE>rHitbs.
Ellsworth Sept. 20 u. q. EATON,
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Blacksmith Line.
Particular attention raid to
HORSE; SE.esE; ENG,

having in my employ Of the VrrY b'At horsr
sf,as IN The country | feel sa:o in saving that
horses will he shnd Us well rs mt any other shop
in town. and as cheap Perfect satisfaction siycr
or NJ PAY.
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we feel confident ct giving satisfaction IA all cases
Prompt attention giving To all orders Tor printing
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and receive the patronage Of the public.
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Proprietors.
Ellsworth, Feb. 9Th, 1861.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ANY article not embraced in the above
schedule, which may be exhibited, will be
by committee and premium
awarded according Ia its merit But exhlbi-
tors must attach card thereto, markell Ms-
csItarcoBS
JESSE III rrON,
j. X. EARL. TRusrEEs,
J. i. EANGDON,
ISAACS O>tpOD, II. \ ),
WV. THOMPSON.
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- 81 crop Mangoits IA acre, ~
Ell do, Y"
j. Best crop Cabbage IA acre, w
% do, !"
Greatest net income any field crop or
= diversity Of field crops on IL acre, - 40
statement under oath, 10 oo
I'd do. w
BUTTER.
Best Butter 10 lbs. oo
= sdd do' j %
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

raa-The pit,sburg Dcpq'ch states that
"Charcs ~ Neal, agent" rbilad. law
yer employed by Gov. Curtin to purchase
supplies, remarked that 'Hc .S,pfc means
10 dcai hjcroliy" Accordingly he bought
uniforms of Prevented & Bro for SO
They allege that no other house could
then meet the demand-while other deal
ers claim they could and would have sup
Piled as good uniforms for Sc so or s. so
This one transaction is the keynote to
the whole trouble. This Ucraliy is
not simply downright ez'ravagancc-it is
theft of the peoples money. 1t is THE
CURSE tha. has pervaded all Depart
ments of our Government, and grows no
better year by year. Just such tiLerG1iy
stains all our State Works, and bequeathed
to US most Of cur State Debt. Within
ten years, our Legislature have Hjeruiy
increased their own pay from $3 to s. per
day, and doubled the expenses for subor-
dinate officers, Governor, &e The last
Legislature, as a HGerdI compliment, gave
away Eight or Ten Million Dollars to Two
Railway Companies. With all these ez-
amplcs before them 60 say nothing of the
endless catalogue Of exposed Locofoco
swindles, contracts, and defa!cations Of the
last twenty years. these Agents could say,
''Mc State means 10 deal Wcraiy," by
bestowiDg upon their friends three or four
dollars more for each uniform than they
we're worth NOT only abusing the sol.
diers thereby, but rObbing the State Trea-
sury.
This last is all eta piece with the other
impositions to which the people submit SO
.amcly, aud against which this paper has
constantly con,ended. 1t is time it were
stopped-not simply in one, but in all its
putrid ramiGcatious-and if the present
just indignation among homes, men tends
to nproot the whole literal, reckless and
system, moralists, patriots,
and taxpayers will have occasion to re-
joics together
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

10 HE SIAN a Ahh M. Ls
The notice OF the promotion Of our late
feiiow-citizan, Hon. Joseph Casey, re-
minds me of the fact that 1t seems but a
short time since be established himself in
Union county. lie was then n young
uan, without fame or fortune. But his
industry, integrity, talents, legal attain
ments, and public spirIt, soon won him a
seat III Congress, where he served with
distinction. Aud now he attalus lu1icIlI
position at the hands Of President Lincoln.
Ten years ago, Judge Casey was pro-
posed for the highest legal station in this
District. Con!c>sedly of superior mind
and attaiuments to his competitor, as he
was, s,ill-and mahy of US blush to own
it-by a combnatiln Of personal and po-
iItlcll j-a!OuSits, piqucs, and bisotry, he
was lett in a minority of the votes. IL is
nov generally admitted that We made a
great mistake IN rejecting him-a mis-
take, which costs the district thousands
0! dollars yearly in the hindrances and de-
lays Of business, which is often rendered
worthless or worse than worthless by lapse
If time. But, although the district was
the loser, not so with him. Entering
with renewed energy aud elasticity upon
the practice Of his profession, in a larger
sphcrc-edlting the leading journal at the
State Capital, reporting the Decisions of
the Supreme Court, &c. &e,-he soon
gained a lucrative business, and is now
called to one If the highest station, III
Washington. While his kindness and
aiilbili'y, even under the keen rebuff, he
received, have gained to hm the warm
friendship Of former most strenuous orFo-
Dln'-.
Ny design in rcviviDg the memory Of
these ilc's, Is not to create one unpleasant
thought or feeling but simply to remind
NY fellow citlGcus cf an important choice
a.ain before Us. la view OF the lesson We
have been for usarly ten years pondering,
it bchOovcs Us to hauish from our minds
all petty aud tril.rg considerations in Sc
leCtipg our next President Judge. lie is,
to tie very many who have some sort Of
business at Court, of more consequence
than Governor or President. Personal
Preferences and local questions of the hour,
should all be laid aside. That man should
be bit upon whose legal qualifications,
moral habits and turn for uiness, best
qualify him to do justice to all, firmly,
kindly aud timely. Ia casting about for
such a man, let US consult our reason aud
better principles, and not our ha'reds or
our mere personal bias. | have no one to
propose, myself-my only wish being to
enter word of friendly caution to all, be-
fore any name Gas far as | am informed)
has been proposed for consideration.
ARISTIDES.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

j. u. Brown, formerly Of Philad,
writes home to bis daughter, from 81
Louis. 2lA inst, that the Secessiohists in
Miller county, (about forty miles south of
the Capital Jefferson City Missouri, had
formed an armed band, which they demau-
d.I that the peaceful new cOmrrs from
Pcunsy lvauia should join, and thus array
themselves in open hostility against the
|. : Government and the Stars aud the
Stripes they had 50 long loved. To their
honor be it said, MT one P;anyloGaj.m
would sign the bond, But they agreed
to leave, after finding that the State au-
thoritics would not protect them. Mr.. }
u. Brown, however, was Informed that his
life was in danger, from armed assa>,ins
commanding !25 men. We quote most
o. tie rcmainIcr of his l,ttcr:
A., second meeting. held Friday afternoon.
lu The widow Browns orchard. ,and vhich
WAS 30" mos. solemn one ever attended al
auy yitce.l L was resolve! - leave wilh our
i,ur'ir>. taking ctiy necessary provisions lo
carry lis rn -. LnuI~, and cur wdrircbr>. at
the earliest Tu>S,hi" moment Subsequently,.
n'.tay n,.TaInS bri. Re day bIeal, was fixed
upon.
twas unanimously decided that | mus, run
rns ga"n' er alone. ..r .aa greater security Of
,n" women arl children. Accordingly on
TC!ay. at D o'clock, p. ". mnur,cd pony.
H-a,i'r AIMED, aud hv davhrrak had made mv
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

Ey-"Cap,. A. I. LEE, sth Infantry
Arthur I. Lee, of Northumberland, as We
suppose-was among the U. S. Officers in
Texas who the Secessiouists compelled to
make solemn promise not to fight them:
which our men took, under restraint, rather
than remain in the power Of semi-savages.
The question has arisen Cat Washington
whether a parole under the circumstances
is binding.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

Hear, FIRST, THEN JUDGE.-No fair.
honest man, would ike to have his life
long character blasted by hue-and-cry,
onc-sidcd stories Of anonymous or irrcspon-
siblc or malicious enemies, or mere prcpos-
sessions. The golden rule should compel
every one to mete out to others just the
charity they would claim for themselves.
Yet, in the matter of Rcgimental supplies,
men usually fair-minded have jumped at
conclusions against the Governor of this
State, ,cthom Geyal evideHce. lie has the
right which would be accorded to a street
vagabond-a fair trial, and suspension of
prejudice as well as Judgment and execu-
ton, until his guilt is truly proven. Nci-
thcr suspicion or assertion is evidence.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
More OF the same Sort"

Of Liuco!n's friends to deny that, North. the
masses of the Democratic party respond no
/ bly, to The call for the country : defence. But
IN very many ufthe inferior Democratic pa
pers we find slurs Ike the following, winch
adornS an lrguy Of last week:
The Sun5ury Demo-rM SAYS, Gu, Of sew
fn'y-two men IN ih's town who >,@ned a pe'i-
'''" ,'' u" promise, II IS Sa'I 'ha' 'n' one
I'm n,a,, no ,,l., ,',:o ,.,,,;', a,'.,
naht for the Unlan. or those that do neither 20
The Sudbury Dsmocrqf is the new paper
edited by the former Editor Of the Argus, and
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

KEEP CouL-We can not afford to live
in constant whirl of excitement The
nerves wear out. To certain extent, this
matter is under personal control. The war
is too long, and to be attended by too many
startling events to make il safe to surren-
der ourselves 10 excitement every moment
Do not trust anything to street rumors
Remember that all men have their foes,
and the very best may err unintentioDaly.
Euter not into heated discussions. Have
faith in the Government, aud do not get
impatient at seeming delays. We have
a Government and military chief who
understand themselves. Sleep all you
can. Keep good natured, sober, earnest,
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