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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
BrcadstuGS is King! 4!

We copy at length, from the New y York
inir'can iJrjc,6tHrid an article showing
the intrinsic worth and comparative cheap
ness If Maze, or iudian Corn, as food for
the human race. At the South, more
than half the people, bond and free, live
upon this food, various preparations Of
which are there as fashionable as any
" -four doiOgs" are among US. We once
took breakfast with the Overseer at Mount
Ncrnon-it consisted wholly of coffee,
hoccakes and fresh sbad-and a good,
wholesome breakfast it was. The change,
however, from a wheat TO corn diet,
should be gradual aud not sudden or iu-
stan'aueous.
THERE'S another consideration, Just now,
Of prime fOrce-and that is, crops in
Western Europe are so short that there is
4 prospect Of steady demand for Wheat
and Wheat Flour for months to come
Under our present Tariff, the balance Of
trade is in our favor. and Europe is send
Ing Us her gold, daily, for bread. 1t is
our policy to consume the heavier grains,
which (hke Corn) will not so we'll bear
transportation, and send forward the better
paying. While, therefore, we have yet
much Of last years crop on hand, and an
abundance this year, prices will hardly
again rule up to their former extravagant
hgures-yet there will be constant de-
mand for wheat which may make its value
over the average of the last fifty years
Already, the Breoistuds c1porrcd .fron,
N-r Iosk cccccd IN rai"e, n.onthi.g, hosc
oj CJitoa at any period. Europe this day
needs our Food more thar our Cotton,
and is on this account bound to 4" keep
the peace " with Us. This fact shows how
preposterously absurd is the Secession de.
iusion that American Cotton rules the
civilized world" And in different parts
of the globe, gigantic preparations are
being made to obtain supplies Of Cotton
independent of Slavtdom
We advise every Housekecper es-
pecially to read very carefully the follow
ing long article" Indian Corn for Food"
consider it in economic, dietetic and
patriotic points of view-draw the atten-
ton Of neighbors to i,-and lay it safely
and carefully aside for future and frequent
reference
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

n quart Of milk, and stir in seven table
/ spoonfuls Of siited Indian meal, a ;eacup-
ful of mclasses or coarse moist sugar, a
tablespoonful Of powdered ginger or Gin
namon, and teaspoonfrl Of sait. Bake
three or four hours If whey is wanted
in the pudding. pour il little cold milk
after all Is mixed.
% BoLe3 LdiGn Pa,73;ng H).-Three
pints of milk, ten heapiug ,atlesp spoonful-
of meal, three gills Of molasscs, and a
piece Of butter as large as a hcn's cgg.-
Scald the meal with the milk, and stir in
the butter and molasses Bake four or
five hours. Some add little chopped
suct in place Of the butter.
-. Eahc3 L6i,q PaIlioJ (~G-Boil
| pint of sweet milk stir in cup Of meal
while boiling; pour it into baking dish
and add : cup of moassos. > tablespoon
fuls of sugar, teaspoonful of ginger, J
teaspooulul Of salt, and little nutmcg 2.
Then add | pint Of sweet milk with one
eg, well beaten. Put into the oven while
warm and bake one hour.
%. hdim u3liHg (,D.-Wet 8 table
spooniuls Of meal with cold water. Add
> eggs well beaten, 3 'ablespoonfuls of
sugar and a pinch Of salt. Beat all well
together. Add | quar-; Of scalIed sweet
milk Bake of an hour
80. Boa5Ioliaa Ptd2ing (a).-Three
pin's of milk; ten tablespooufuls of sifted
Indian meal, half pint of molasses, and
two eggs. Scald the meal with the milk,
add the molasscs and a tcaspoonful Of salt.
Pu. in the eggs hen it is cool enough not
to scald them Stir in tablespoonful Of
ginger. Put into bag aud tie SO that It
will be about two-tbiids full of The pud-
ding, in order to give room to swell. The
longer it is boiled, the better. Some Ike
. little chopped suet added.
81. BoHcl Iadidn Padliag O).-Stir
Indian meal and warm milk together,
making the mixture pretty stiff add while
stirring two or three tablespoonfuls Of
molasses, tcaspoonful Of ginger or other
spice, and little salt. Boil it in tight
covered pan. a tin dish made for the
purpose is very convenient. \ very thick
cloth will answer Leave plenty of room
for the meal to swell Thin slices Of apple
stirred into the mixture before baking are
much relished by some.
50. Bo2cd Indian Pudding (c).-Take
l quart of sour milk, large teaspooniul
of saIeratus, J teacupful of molasses, l
cup of chopped suet, and meal enough to
make it stiff. Tie iu cloth and boil two
hours. The best sauce for this IS sour
cream sweetened with good molasses.
SO. Mri-e Grpc1 t1r hra'i1s.-Stir
large tablespoonful of Indian meal into a
tcacupful of cold water, and salt. Have
ready quart Of cold water in spider,
POUR in the mixture, and boil it gently
twenty minutes, stirring it constantly
the last FIVE To make it richer boil raisins
in the Cruel, add sugar, nutmeg, aud
little butter.
WANrED.-A recipe for making first
rate corn bread to be eaten cold, when from
one to four days old. Also, any number
of hints for getting up good, cheap articles
of food of various kinds.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

AUG. WV. BEApFoEp.Cnc Unconditional
InioniSt. iS elected Governor OF MA
RYLAND 10y Il > 10 / vote in a large
poll. Every County heard from IS
for the Union. Some undoubtcd Re
bcls we're captured, but no legal voter
was olStructcd in his right.
NEW JERSEY No State Ticket.
In the legislature, all profess to he
War men. hut those chosen on Union
Tickets hold the balance OF power.
MASSACHUSETTS, rc-clccts Az
Drew for Governor. and the whole
Republican State Ticket. by $4,000
mai. on a light vote. Legislature is
Overwhelmingly Republican. We
Gain one Con~rcSSman-SA. lioorEE,
Rep. having 500 maj. over G.B.Up-
ton. DEM, in the District which last
wear rave 300 mai. against A.Bprlin-
game. Mr.. Appleton, then elected,
has resigned.
NEW YORK State gives a stupcn-
dOuS majority against Democracy, on
State Ticket, and in Legislature. In
New York City. even, the mai. IS for
the Union State Ticket. Four tickets
were run for County Officers. and the
Democrats carried most Of them bv
lack OF "uniOn" among "uniouiStS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
INDIAN CORY FOR FOOD.

Cheap Food for War Times. Import
ant for every IIouSckceper and her
Quartcrmastcr' Making $40 90
a far as Sl00... ..ThirtyThrcc Ways
of cooking Indian Corn.
LcoHomy is the word now, or should be,
in every family. Some are compelled to
economic; others do SO from motives
of benevolence, that they may be better
able to assist their less fortunate friends
and neghhors; while others will practice
economy from patriotic motives There
are over twenty million inhabitants in the
Northern and Middle States. If, BY econ
omy in food, clothing, luxuries, furniture,
carriages, and in sundry other items, the
occrnge reduction of current expenses for
one year be only I cents day each, the
s1yinys JrW amount 10 orcr fire hundred
malioa doHars ($50O,oO0,00OD This
would balance the Four Hundred Millions
expended by the government, and leave
one hundred millions as an offset to extra
expenses and contribution Of those not con-
nected with or employed by government;
so that the nation would have quite as
much wealth after year war, as if peace
had prevailed, and the people had gone on
in their previous modes of living. The
half-million soldiers will, of course, save
money during the year, for even the hum
blest private gets all his food, clothing, and
travelling expenses, besides Sl5G in money,
which all come out of the Four Hundred
Million Dollars expended by the Govern.
ment, while the balance is nearly all paid
to manufacturers, laborers, cultivators,
ect., here at home.
We believe the people can and will re-
duce their expenses cents a day each,
on tie oreroge. With some, the saving
will amount to but | or . cents daily,
while others will far exceed the ! cents. /
There are many ways in which people can
expend less than they would have done un-
der other circumstances. In the single
item of clothing, much will be saved. /
Some will buy one coat or one dress less.
Some will wear 81 or So bonnet instead .
If 81 or IS one. Some will wear a
,ood, substantial pair of boots or shoes, in.
tead of fancy pair that would cost more
nd give out sooner-and this will be a
manifest saving of health and comfort.
rhc old harness will do to drive to church
# to town for another year. But we can
10, particularize further. One Of the good
fleets Of this war will be TO bring US back
o more economical habits, which will
ling to US afterward.
The min object of the present chapter,
: to assist, if VIC can, in ECONOMY IN
0OD. Did it ever occur to the reader
ow little, comparatively, We as people
Sc Indian corn? This crop is grown
,ore generally, and with more certainty
Ian any other, and its actual production
II exceeds that of all other grains taken
'gcthcr And yet few pounds Of meal
Il month, foI deSseIt buildings, and Ucca.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
--latest New S

/ PHILAD., Nov. II, p VI. The off
cors and men ia Missouri are very iuli.-
naut at the removal Of Fremont. The
Germans are particularly 50. The nigh:
before Fremont left, he told them he would
lead them to battle If Gen. Hunter did not
arrive. Upon this, there was great eu'hu-
siasm; several bands scrcnadcd Fremont.
Hunter arrived next morning Some Of
the officers are protesting against his assu-
ming command. It is stated that several
days will elap-e before tie army rccoGers
from the excitement.
The latest from Rosecranz is up to s
o'clock, Tuosday evening. The Rebel
batteries then commanded the road used
by our supply trains. The trains were
then only run during the night. The
Rebels had three batteries of two guns
each Firing was heard on Monday morn
, Ing, and also during the afternoon. OOe
battery was sileuccd by our artillery.
Monday evening, 8euham's brigade was
two miles below Gauley, aai I Steamboat
had been detained to enable them to cros-
Rozecrans has Jus, received ten Parrott
guns-10-pounders. Our troops were c0u-
fdent that they could cross the river aud
bag Floyd.
At the Election in Baltimore yesterday,
900 votes were cast The Union can
didate for Governor received 1879 ma
jority. Maj. in the State about 10000.
Latest News BY Telegraph.
PHILAD., Friday, P.N.-Weduesday of
this week. $500 Union troops, under
Generals Grant AMI M'Clernand, started
from Cairo, H., and went down the riv.r
within 30 miles Of Columbus, Ky, to a
place called Belmo., where they attacked
1000 Rebels, drove the Rebels from their
entertainments, the latter losing camp and
stores, cannon, horses, &c.-It seems to
be great Union victory.
New YORK, Oct S-P. My flag
Of truce from Norfolk comes news that
the Union Fleet had landed at Beaufort,
S. c., and was bombardiDg Fort Royal
and reports from Washington say that was
the destination Of the Fleet
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
Practical lsrcckiDrIigism.

As We Inferred, the managers Of the
Wi,Iiamsport D-morr0t and the l.awis6urg
Argns arc "cheek by j1wl" in the amiable
plot to still farther harrass the Brady
people who did net vote 10 suit their
Elitors. Both those papers were for
Breckenridge year ago and although,
now, neither endorses the natural couclu-
sion which he has reached from his pre-
vious course, yet both are practically lmi-
tating his Inconsistency. By petitions and
vote, lower Brady repeatedly declared for
Union county in preference to Lycoming
but these Brerkinrld cites insist upon Co.
erciug it against its expressed choice. Just
SO, BreckinrIdge is making war upon Ken
tucky, because that State prefers the [ MON
TO Secessiondom. The Democrat threat
ems more law, costs and Intestine strife
upon the Brady Uniouists, jlst as Breck-
iurIdgo threatens carnage and desolation
agains, the kentucky Uniouists-saeh, for
its choice Of companions. Now, if a ma
jority, one year ago, had voted for Brock-
irtidge President, he and his friends would
have required the acquicscence Of the mi
noriiy; bu, as he had less votes than two
others, he rebels, and will not submit to
vote Of to against him. II lower brady
had voted for Lycoming, this Dcm1erH
would have claimed the vote as conclusive
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE
Broke Out in q TIew Place!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
| hls freai> tina, h. C0n,jaues his business
zS7a' the old stand, corner Of iJh and Market
streets. Lew.sburg.-EI Buying fxcLrsIvErr
Fng CASH, he is ab.e 10 SELL Low bis
srurH Of Notions, Trimmings. Single
and Double Isvphrs Of all shades, Nubias,
Nuo.,n Hoods. Hosiery, &c.-all kinds Of
Trr.umrry -S-raIu's celebrated Honey
Soap-Pearl Powder Cologne Extracts 60
Ig~RAGS and Country Produce taken in
trade. II. h. MMAHON, Agt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
LewiSbars Mail Arrangements.

T'HE Mails will close and leave as follows,
until further notice IS given;
To Sunbury. Harrisburg. Lancaster, &c.
daily closes at the previous evening
leaves at 81 A. VI.
To Danvllle. Cattawissa. Reading, &c.
(via Milton, daily closes at y A. M.-leaves
at 3.
To White Deer Mills, Muncy, Williams
port, Elmira, &c, daily closes at p. NJ
leaves ati.
To Winfield, New Berlin, Middleburc, &c,
daily closes at ,! p. M.-leaves at.
TO Mlillinburg, far,let0n. &c, daily clo-
Ses at 3 p. M.-leaves at 6.
To Milton and New Columbia, daily clo-
ses at u 4. M-leaveS at =.
To Builalue Y Roads. (tri-weekly) leaves
Monday and Thursday after the arrival Of the
evening mails, and saturday morning after
the arrival Of the Northern mail. (Tuesdays,
goes on TO RcbcrsburgO
Nov. 8, 1861. &. W. FORREST, T. VI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
1lttu,

At the house m hc- son-in-iaw. eter reavc- ne-ct
in Lcwisbur- 9Th inst Mrs MARGARET SINoNTuN.
n.ei gears. This csmahe laiy. long time Widow OF
John Simontcu decd last week lost BY death her last
surviving child, Mrs. Eliza u. BEAVER. Their record
is on high"
In EuGIloe TT, soth Mt. Of Dipthe-is. HARRIET I.
daurhtrr Of Wm ami Caroline Stcans, sed 10 years
mo-. and - davs.
In Suuhu~y 'in;e not rivenl ar l01E illness MARY
JANE wifi Of " III II. Miller. age,i 2, r-srS.
In Bureau Co. III. 18th uI'. Mrs lEilNIA CLARK
WEAVER, aged IS yearS-'Hru-riv cf Union Co., Pa.
In Milton. "a nit, PHOEBE + BAEILEv aged q
years and months
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

IMPORTANT CHANGE.-The Presid-
cnt, after the most careful inquiry
and anxious solicitude, removed Gen.
Fremont from the command in Mis-
souri,. and dcvolyes it upon Gen.Hun-
ter. who conducted one of our Divis-
ions with most success and honor at
the battle of Manassas. This change
indicates 10 suspicion OF the patriot
ism or personal integrity of Fremont,
but only that Hunter, as military
man. is better adapted to the position.
Mortifving as is this move, THE TRUE
MAN shines forth in the following oili-
cial announcement:
Headquarters Western Department. !
Springfield, Mo, Nov. ., 1861.
Soldiers of the Mississippi Army!
Agreeably to orders received this dayr
take leave Of you. Although our army
has been of sudden growth, we have grown
up together, and have become familiar
with the brave and generous spirits which
you bring to the defense of your country,
and which makes me anticipate for you a
brilliant career.
Continue as you have begun, and give
to my successor the same cordial and en-
thusiastic support with which you have
encouraged me- Emulate the splendid
example which you have before you, and
let me remain as | am, proud of the noble
army which | have thus far labored to
bring together.
Soldiers | regret to leave you, sincere
". thank you for the regard and con-
fdence you have invariably shown me. l
deeply regret that | shall not have the
honor to lead you to the victory which
you are inst about to win, but shall claim
the right to share with you in the joy Of
every triumph, aud trust always to be per-
sonally remembered by my companions in
arms
JOHN c. FREMONT, Maj. Gen.
For a time, Fremont's men threat
cncd mutiny and descrtion, but lie did
all he could TO pacify them. To Gen. |
Hunter, he confidcd all secret inform
alton and public explanation within
his power. Having. thus well done !
his whole duty as citizen and as q
soldier, he returns with most Of his
staff and his body guard to st. Louis. .
At the proper time, when the public
attention may be called from more
important points, Gen. Fremont will
properly attend to his own vindica-
tion. In the mean time, let him be |
assured that he has lost no true friend
yet every such mast hope that the
battle (wherc Lyon fell, at
or near Wilson's Creek may prove
that thc President and Cabinet have
not erred in Judgment.
The Navy Department does not expect
news, from the Fleet, until next week.
y =. I.tt.r frau, II a. a uov. u.cl-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

IL Call at your Druggists and get one Of
"Evcrybody'5 AlmaHad>'-no charge. You
will ind in it much useful matter, AMI more
Evidences in favor Of HoorLA>r's B'Lst~Ie
CoRnI,L than can be produced Tor any other
remedy for Lang diseases. See adyersem' I
in another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
Estate OF John Biddle, decd.

\ pvINISrR Ar0RS NDTiCE.-Le,'ers
\ Of AImini>,raun1 on The estate Of John
BidiIr. deceased, tate Ui Eoddlo= Twp, hay-
ing been granted To- the subscriber BY the Re
g'-,cr o. Union county "a tus form OF law
all persons indebted 10 sa!d estate are hereby
uouiet o. make immediate payment, and all
having any fG>t claims against the same may
present them duiv authenticated for settlement
10 LEVI HAUJk, Admir-
RuId'oe EoaI-. Sept. 70, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

S2j! EMPLOYMENT,
AGENTS WANTED.

We Will pav from So ,o S75 per month
and all eXTenses-to active Agents. or give 4
Commission. Particular, sent free. Address
Erie Sewing Machine Company, Il. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, ONO 9ugy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

1.-THE person who took from the street a
blue rain-wa,er Tub, belonging TO a widow,
will please return it, or bear the shame Of ex.
upcurP
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Estate of Eli Byler.

4 DNINISTRATOI'S NOTICE.-Whereas.
y Letters Of Administration on the estate
Of Eli Bvler. late of East BuIaine township.
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber
by the Register Of Union county in due form
os law. therefore all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same NAV present ;hem ud'y authenticated
for settlement. to
CONRAD SHECKLER, Admit
Forest Hill, Oct 10, 1861
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4I2tIt .

Personally appeared before me, Andrew
\. T., David Rehcr, Cashier c' the
above named Bank, who hciug iu'y sworn
according to law, says the above Is corrcctto
the best OF his know 'cicr.--Nov. &. lSti
DAVID EEBEB, Cashier.
A hENSLDi, y L.
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Lcv1IsDurs Bank, Oct 10, 1861

low NI>DNTS EsiHEN, VcI TO, Ie6i
NOTICE is hereby given. tha, an Elc.tion
Y for thirteen Directors, will be h.ld ~
the Hankin- House on Monday, Nov. ia, Is6l.
between the hours Of 9 O'clock, a ", and 3
O'Clock, j. II. A General Meeting Of the
SlockholicrS viii he held on Tuesday, Nos.
;. Sol, at 20 O'Clock y NJ.
DAVID REBER, Cashier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

l. o1u. Hale acknowledges IL add
Sol pans ol socks, aud bidnkc,s, f,on
--.-> a. -lIL,l N.1l.ub' : al Iu4I.i.tOn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
Something New!

GROCERY. FLOUR & FEED STORE
VI on Lower Market street. LswIsburg. two
doors above the old Hayes sIaud,where will
sell everything as
Cheap as the Chcsfpesti
- OYSTERS bv The can, fresh every day
SWEET POTATOES, and other Vegetables
IN their season.
,-~ClSH paid for all kinds Produce.
- CaIl-see-sati>fy yourselves IA
Oct; IS, 1861 w. NJ. ELLIS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

s4~ibe Return Judges meet again on
'-s'day next, tc add to their canvass such
'''4'ers' returns as can be understood"
give certificates Of election, DC. In some
.a,O,, the hour is fixed at 10, AN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

THE STORM Of last week was some
what extensive, raising several floods
II rivers, and making some wrecks on
the coast. At Hattcras, our soldiers
had some clothing and supplies taken
of 10y the breakers. Fragmcntary
news indicate that the Great Fleet
suffered but little. There arc many
cOnlCcturcs as to lis destination.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

The Navy Department does not expect
news, from the Fleet, until next week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
Lew isDurs Bank

y y d nv VI IIIy E4t " ISBrtf 6S.t ia
, as required by the second section OF the
Act of General Assembly of this Common
wealth, approved the 18th Oct. \. d. 1851.
Assets.
Specie in Bank and specie funds in rLada sn27f5 %
Due from other Banks :zO4i Is
six per cent. State Stock 20 900 90
Bills discounted on- SOa I3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

sa-Col. DOdge's 52d Regiment-in
which is Capt. James Chamberlin's Com
plDy) started southwark, from Harrisburg,
yesterday. We are promised the Muster
Roll and Correspondence from Capt. C's
Capt. Church's Co. goes n day or So
Capt. Telfprd's Towanda Co. (in which
Is Dan'l NJ. Reed) and DR. Dimock's Mont
'1se Co., are in the Naval Expedition.
"The boys are all glad to be "off."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

OEINE clean Timo'hy Seed for sale BY
Jno. Ii. Goodman.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

Ias-The Penn'a Soldiers are now being
iaiI of, and should send money nome, as
'ggernment has furnished them facilities
'r doing. Our Legislature, in the Law
'ley passed, intended only to aid in the
'IPport Of those, needing it, left behind
ut not to czouerate any Soldier from his
culinary duty to his family and friends.
ieHThe "Walls Guards" Capt. Josiah
Aa"y, left Lewisburg for Harrisburg, yes
'Tiay morning. They lumber about So
mostly OF the best material, some of them
4A'ins seen service.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

DO YOG WANr Gne CHINA, Glass. or Ear
tucuwar-i to I.fyy & CDcFER'S