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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

ITO LET-A CoMMoDIoUs AND WELL ARRANGED
Fou ndry In Thirty seventh street near Third avenue.
Apply to JAMES BOGARDuS No. 200 Canal street.
the moderate tie ms the best part Of an elegant
House. kitchen bath room,
gas &C. Apply at No 259 West Twenty street, bew
Seventh Eighth avenues The best rteen cs reg.ed
RIO LET-PART OF THE PLEASANTLY LOCATED
i three story House, No 3Os West Twelfth street,
the third Loor. Apply to j. N. VANDEN-
BERGH l23 Liberty street
mo LEr-rURNIsHED FRONT PARLoR FIRST
floor; Bedroom partially Kitchen with cooking. dining
and laundry and he'd for servant
genecl house, occupied by widow lady Terms, ad-
month"; less, according applicants.
~ Fi;ty.Grst street, Third avenue.
/ 10 feet OF Broadway Also, the eligible second
Floor the Southwfst OF Broadway and Twelfth
street; entrance spacious; rent low.
7T7o LET-vERY Low, TO SUIT THE TINES, ONE
Dining Saloon, three Stores, two small Boarng Houses
very low Apply at 327 Tenth avenue, corner OF Thrtyrs
street.
mo LET IN BRooKEYN-AT ABOUT HALF THE UsU
nj rent three story House Clinton avenue ana
i,xo sory House little of the city, enicnt city
railroad Apply A. SMITH, 2o7 Broadway, New YORK.
corner of Fulton street.
| yro LET OR FOR SALE-THE DAGUERREAN GAL
lery 2l0 Bowery. furn sard vi all ma,er. ios lmr..
da,e or, alcn Terms easy lmmcd ac poSs siion. In
nuirc Of j. HYATT, No. Cooper insiue IN carpet Store
! yr,o Mi,I1NERs DRESsMAKERs AND OTHERs.-To
enno,o igh rooms gus and Crot0n; handsont sror
nax, Depository and Egers old estab I'd
trimming store location good for any hrst class ladies' tr
| Rent low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

A FRONT ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR, WITH LARGE
Il faAry attached, be obtained tn Board or Hall
bedronn Tor gentlemen and wife, single gentleman
al ll5 West Fouriec nth street. Family small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

OO1 vARICK STREET, BETWEEN HOUSTON AND
AL Carunr sire ts-Eurnish Rooms 70 let, with
without Board; also front Pilor SIKH
the door. Terms moderate. young a,y be accnsmo-
dated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

BOARD wANTED-IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY,
nv single gen eman, the Fifth Avenue Hotel;
sat sfpctory references Ad rss box ia Filth Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

T<OARD1NG.-S3l GREENWICH STREET-A FI,n u.v
- leiien can be accommodated At -
-Lo - TERMS ~ per week cdcn Also large Room lr
& ntleman and wife cy two single gentlemen .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

UPPER DESIRABLE FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS
IA let, In .housc 1893 Sixth avenue between Forty
and Forty sixth streets To small family, s6 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

A DELIGHTFUL SUIT OF R0OMS-PARIOR FRONT
a ilgh walls ana mirrors in brown stone house l3(
Ef1adway, near Ma square, FL tn avenue. aud us
above the Fifth Avenue Hotel with Board Family small
Terms very moderate, and PERMANENTLY desired
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

We copy the amply sufficient reasons
for III" louc-exroc,cd withdrawal Of " IN
FIELD SCOTT from the post he has SO
well adorned, together with tha tes;imou-
ials Of the President and Of the Cabinet to
his exalted merits. His retirement is the
great event Of the week.
Born in 1855, Gen. Scott entered the
army about lSUS, SO that he has been for
over half century in his couu'ry's most
dangerous service. His valor in the War
Of 1872, in the Black Hawk, Florida aud
Mexican wars-his success as Pcace-maLer
on the North-E4s;ern frontier, and with
the cxi.cd Cherokccs-his aid ia checking
Nui,.icali'n in ls3l-ani his almost
solitary ft;bfulucss ard forecast (among
our high Officials at WasLins'on} TO and
for the preservation Of the Nation, before
tAe inc3ming Of the present Admiuistra
tiou-are matters cf history.
One Of the darkest pages in our annals,
is that winch records the lection and
humiiation Of WINFIELD ScoTT, in ISj2,
for franklin Pierce. The personal insults
of pierccs Secretary OF ar, J.E Uacis,
was the cause Of Sc0tt's removing his
Head Quarters for time to the city Of
New York. With Picrce's aid commenced
that series Of measurcs-the violation of
the Missouri Compromise, Border Ruiiinn-
ism, Lecomptouism, Buchanani-m, and
Seccssiouism, al. having ore Internal end
in view, the extension Of the territory for
human opFressiJu) u)-uudor which our land
now bleeds at every pore. The Election
Q! Gen. Scott, FIR President, would, in all
human probability, have crushed in the bud
those enormities-Our c4'amiies. And
yet faithful TO tie last-ihe Oh Hero
Pacilcator has (Ike Aristides the Jus')
never ceased to watch over tie nation with
q maternal solicituie. His presence aud
his name were worth THOUSAND meu in
saving the Capital when it was really in
the power OK the Traitors. Now, pbysic-
aly exhausted, he leaves the people Ncll
aroused to 4 sense of the dangers which
he had long foresoen bu: which be in vain
urgcG the late President to thwart in time.
lie commits the Army TO the charge of
one in bis opinion capable Of maintaining
its interest. His noble heart tLrobs with
patriotism TO the last. IL leaves the stage
of action w.;h = military reputation sur
passed iy ID living man. His fame Is
unsuliiod-Ais personal honor, uucloudcd
Worn out as he l., and suffering from acr
aud severe iuiirmi;ics, il is doubtful whc-
ther our country can receive from him
more of subs'autial benefits Bat tLaUs
Heaven tia; be has lived, and been sparct
to Us So long, May millions Of youth be
inspired to initiate his fidelity and uusLa-
ken zeal for the Right.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Late st Ii eWs

We have Telegram that the Union Fleet
passed Hatteras, Wednesday morning.
Gen Scott LEFT for New York, Saturday
morning, in special train. One report
is that he will try voyage TO Europe.
Gen. Price was still retreating before
Gen. Fremont, towards Arkansas, at last
accounts Col Mulligan is released. Ii
is reported that Gen Seigel had cut of the
rear of the Rebel army, and taken their
General, Rains, prisoner.
Gen. Sickles, from the Maryland side
of the Potomac, on Friday night, with a
field battery, shellel the Rebel steamer
Page, which was Immediately evacuated.
Several SHELLS exploded over her. Fire
was returned, with no damage TO us.
The death Of Goa Sama-l Houston is
/ s.lscL II Southern E'goil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Two New Church Edifces,

While we render unto Caesar the
things which are Caesars" we should not
forget the equally, nay more important
portion of the same commaud-'and unto
Gol&e a,jays aciiL arc G,d's." While
striving unto death for q good and we'll
devised government, (tho' imperfect, as all
human institutions are) yet We should not
forget the almighty Arbitcr of our destn-
les, nor cease to imp lore His light aud His
favor. Religious interest aud labor ought
rather to be increased than diminished in
times Of National peril and excitement.
1t is therefore peculiarly pleasant to rec
ord the fact two houses for the public
worship of Almighty God have been built
on the east side Of Union county, during
these troublOus, exhausting times, by per-
sons who have neglected no other duty to
their families or to their country,
The German Bap;ists Cor Dunkardsl Of
BuftloValleyhave entered into the use ola
neat wooden edfce, so By 81 feet, II feet
iu the clear, capable Of seating 200 peo-
pie, erected at cost Of 5000, exclusive
Of unestimated labor and materials. 1t is
located by the burial ground, near the A.
Royer school-bouse, and we are told is the
hrst church-eiifce built by that denomin-
atlon in the Valley, and the second Of any
Kind in the township. We have no more
church-going people than those of Kelly,
but they worship mostly with congrega-
tons in Bufaloe, Lewisburg, Milton, or
White Deer.
'St. Paul's Church, Evangelical As;o-
c'a'lon, 1851" is the inscription in front
Of plain brick ediice on South Fourth
81, Lewisburg, IL by ca feet in size, with
afalpi. recess of feet-the first or base
nent room 10 feet, aud the main audience
foom 10 feet, in the clear. 1t is WELL
constructed building, and the Association
Albright Methodis,s) expect to enjoy the
Use Of the basement in u short time.
uI' makes siren comfortable aud commo-
'.'u, houses for Christian worship built
= ---"..J-.s nIIu!I 4..l.a years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
The Ea!, Session
lgTlSDBHB Agll2Il
or THE

" ILL commence on Monday. 3OtIi
w sept. 1851, to continue to the II iida, ~.
The WINTER SESSION will commence Jan
uary >, 1852.
All the Classical, Mathematical and English
branches are taught.
loUNs LADIES and GENTLEMEN desirous -
cuahfylu- themselves for Teaching. will find
1t to their aiyaniaee 10 enter this Institution.
The Bible Is Text Book.
TUrrlON-rer session including contingent
expenses.
PHTViRT-fIeaIin- Writing. B-flncr, Arithmetir.
Gnr-. tram. auj q. :. hI-tory,' - Or
hDFANcLb LNiLISH- al not included ah1vej o. -H
Tuition payable Immediately upon the close
Of the session. - 4 d,duc'i,si # 10 pr -
,c'H be male 20 Moss Egying IN .nvAScH. y"
other deductions except for Protrarted sick
ness. ]. RANDOLPH,
Sept. 10, 1850 Principal
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
knitting for the Army.

Captive m PANS relentless hdnd,
10 long Disease helpless prey,
What can do lor my 3.ar land,
Threatened by her own sons today
Alas never grleved before,
h> now, To be 50 weak and poor!
FROM nv full heart. warm prayers ascend,
That lie, wnp knuws'H au cur needs,
Nn HIS supper, AMI guidance tend,
iuu. oar righteous cause succeeds
n camp, IN council, ia the field,
Sod be our leader and our hicid!
Yes. in our country trial hour,
All ferycal prayers must holy prove;
But Oh | long TO have the power
ul working for the cause love.
How great the privilege Il |
Might cen the meaur>l want supply
What can dol My heart beat, fast,
And SO my loyal sister heart,
With pleasure. tor W. hear At last
We may IA the great woia take part.
The opportunity We ak
We Eni IN our allotted TASK.
The charge VIC Willingly accept,
Humble although the service be;
And now. the ICaracr and adept
Al knit with eager industry;
lIaSuus, with glad and grateful pride,
Our soldiers comforts 10 proHde.
r,,b NAV. .,.,.,,,r,r,,. b,r.. b,,. mite.
Ana o., ms. b,.l :, p.,.,. ,,I rrsI
Finds work 10 dn. with all my M sht,
Aud gladly IN occasion han.
AMI, aS work, my iauCIes range.
hu lnG On many contrast Strange.
-, NV cop,b for OVER hound
Sim, n, ,r..,.p mn. rb,,.,s,', ..,ris
Working i5r them who have been found
To an wcr when oar country calls:
J, sick aud weak; they. strong and brave,
Offering their lives our nights to save.
Wor,.,r, 7 s.a,., Fl, ro,r ,b, roi,a
IN, ,.ir. ~ 81, ,..,. ~, ,...r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
AdrniniStrafors' TGtIcr.

NOTlCE is hereby given, that Letters
~ Of Administration upon the Estate Of,
SAMUEL HCMMEL. late Of Union town
ship,Cnion county. dec d, have been granted 90
theuraeGsigned by the Register ot Union coun-
ty IN due form Of law; therefore. all persons iu-
dchted TO said estate are requested 10 MAKE
immediate payment and those having any vIu>t
claims are also requested 10 present them .e-
gally authenticated for settlement. to
FRANklIN UUNNEL.,} tlr1in-
Union. Oct ., 1851 ISAAC IlUNMEL, ls-54tr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of Union County
Estate Of I4,Ac RANcK, la,e Of Waite
Deer township. deed.
The Auditor appointed by the Court max
distribution Of the balance In-the hands ~
Isaac Rancl Ir. and Samuel L. Rauck, Ev'r-
ulors Of sad deceIent, viii meet the parties
interested At his O.iire in hcwisburg ON S,r-
run,Y the OH day Of N0vembsr, Nd. l-G', a.
10 o'clock, A u. JOHN Z. linn,
Oct IS 1861 Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
CCu. S:0,I', Dcclina.i0n.
Head Qalrtcrs Of the Army,

Head Quarters Of the Army,
Washington, D C., Oct. 81, 1851
Hon. s. CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
SIR: For more than three years, have
been uuablr, from burt, to mount .
/ horse, or walk more than few PAGES at
time, and that with much pain. G.hc:
aud new iulirmitieS, drOpSy and vertigo,
admoGi-h me that a rcpOse of mind and
body, with the appliances Of surgery AMI
medicine, ,are necessary to add little more
to life alEeajy pro'racted much beyond
the usual span of man.
1t is under such circumstances, made
donbly painful By the upuatural and
unjust rebellion noS raging in the South
erp States of our SO late prosperous and
happy Union, that am compelled to re-
quest that my name he place! on the list
OF army officers retired from active service
AS this request is founded on an abso-
lutte right granted BY recent act of Con
gress, | am entirely at liberty to say that
1t is with deep regret that | withdraw
myself, in these momentous times, from
D
me with distinguished kindness aud cour-
tcsy; whom know, upon much personal
intercourse, to be patriotic, without sec
tionaI partialitics or rrcjudicc---to be
highly conscientious in the performance Of
every duty, and Of unri,alcl activity and
perseverance.
And YOU, Mr. Secretary, whom now
officially address for the last time, be.
to acknowledge my many obligations lDr
the uniform high consideration | have
received at your hands, and have the
honor to remain, sir, with high respect,
Your obcdicnt servant,
WINFIELD ScoTr.
Friday morning, at special Cabinet
Council, it was unanimously agreed that
under the circumstances the resignation
could not be declined. In tue afternoon,
the President aud Cabinet waited upon
the General, when the President read to
Scott the following:
Pres. Lincoln's Order.
On the 1st day Of November, \. y. !
1861, upon his own application to the /
President of the United States, Brcyct .
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott is or
iyred to be placed, and hereby is placed, |
lpou the list Of retired officers of the Army
# the United State, without reduction (
n his current pay, subsistence or allowan-
.es
The American people viii hear with
adne,s and deep emotion, that Gen. Scott
ras Withdrawn from the active control of
he Army, while the President and Cahi-
Ict express their owu and the nations
in his personal afliction, and
heir profound sense Of the important
.ublic services rendered b. him to his
ountry, during his hong and brilliant
m,,r.JHru winch wjlIc,,ras ertvu.Iv /.
..-uu. ..-L-I H. .-.,--l .-yo..... 80 u
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
s@y-Sale of SLafer's lot, Friday next.
"ResigGation" o. Breckinridgs.


Job" e. Brech'nriLyc has published q
manifesto to the people Of Kentucky, dated
at Bowling Green, the Rebels heaGquar.
ters, bu, we have been unable to ge. a
sight Of it. The st. Louis RpUJiicGa
gives US some insight Into its contents.
Mr.. Breckinridse says it iswritten at tie
first moment, since his expulsion from
home, that he could place his feet on ths
soil of Kentucky. This is mos: in
puient perversion of the truth, for he
never was expelled from home; he LEFT
Lexington imPeliel by his guilty fears Of
arrest, and bis retreat was lighted by the
burning sc,fconsciousness Of a completely
with treason When the mock Duke" Of
Tobin's Comedy is compelled to lay aside
the borrowed robes of authority, he does
it with a constrained grace, "as a we'll. bred
dog walks down stairs when he sees pre-
parations making for kicking him down."
aud in the same spirit, Breckinridge re-
signed his seat as member of the Senate
of the United States, saying, ~ exchange,
with proud satisfaction, term Of six
years in the United States Senate, for the
musket of soldier" This is the buster
of the "Ancient Pistol" for We all know
that the service of the ex-senator, If he
serves at all, will be in some honorary
position, with sword and on charger.
Oar St. Louis contemporary says the ad-
dress would fill two of its columns, and
is made up of misrepresentation.
Breckinriage says there is no longer
Senate of the United States, within the
meaning and spirit Of the Constitution
"ihc United States no longer exists-the
Union is dissolved" But Kentucky is
still one of the United States; his de-
ceived and betrayed constituents are still
loyal; they recognize proudly the exist
ence Of the government Of their fathers, and
they deny that the Union Is dissolved.
By what argument can Mr.. Brechinridgo
assert that the Union is dissolved, now,
more than in August last, or that the eX-
is,ence of the United States has been i'm
periled since the session of Congress,
when be occupied his seat as Senator Of
the United States from the State of Ken :
lucky, and drew his pay from the Federal
Treasury for his services .! If MIR. Breck- /
nridge believed, when he took the Gov
gold, that the United States no
onger existed, aud that the Union was
dissolved, he acted like petty larceny
hief and a swind,e- He knows that his
course is indcfensible; he is seifconycted
# the vilest treachcry to the State which
las Loaorei him aud, being unwilling to
ace the Indignant people OF Kentucky,
le las snv-A- d away fs0m then pTtasuce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Auditors I!oiice,

IN the mater Of III" Account Of Tho Flyos
! Esq. Executor Of N,nGArrr Yor~g. late
Of lcwiShurg, decd. The Auditor appointed
by the Court of Common Pleas Of Union c.u7-
-y IN repor distribution Of the balance in The
hands Of the accountant, Will meet the par
ties interested for the purpose of his appoint
mcnt On Saturday the 10Th day Of Noyenher,
Nd. 1861, At II O'Clock, \ II, a. his O3.ce Ia
the borough Of Lcw.shurg.
WILLIAM JONES. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

and, surrounded by cuttbroats aud thieves,
iucendiaries and felons, as body guard,
has issued his impuient manifesto.
We do not care particularly about see
ing the text of this last dying speech and
confession of John c. Beckiuridge. We
know that be can not justify his conduct,
but that be has the insidious talent to
conceal his real purposes beneath glitter
ing sentences aud honcyed words. The
RcppJi;can calls them "frivo!ous aud IN
Unsuitable excuses for bad act" But
the trial and condemnation Of Mr.. Brecb-
iuridge were held and pronounced before
the jury Of popular opinion months and
months ago. While he was holding the
second Office in the gift Of this people, and
presiding over the Senate Of the United
StEtes, while he was afterwards a caDdi-
date for the Presidency, and while he was
exercising the duties of United States
Senator, be was plotting to betrsy his coun-
try, aud was in league with the infamous
traitors who couspired to break up the
Government
OfaIlthe persons engaged in this nefari
Gus work, be achieved the lowest depth Of
degradation, for he allowed himself to be
used as fourth candidate to distract and
divide the vote Of the country, with the
full .coflence that i, W wouli lead to the elac-
ton of Mr. Lincoln, and thus presen; t.
the Southern ma!contents q pretext for
their acts Of secession. While those who
were his fellows in this treachcry left their
seats in Congress, he remained there, and
gave aid to them in opposing every apPro-
p.a;ion of men and means to resist the re-
bellion, although it was mcnacipg within
five or six miles, the very Federal Capitol
where be was sitting No man is more
deeply aud terribly responsible for the
blood and pillase and crime and horror of
the last six months. He knows it, too !;
he knows that be is as guilty as Cain after
the frs. fratricide, aud he flies from the
vengeance that awaits him. He is a ref
ugee from his native State, with tie brand
upon his brow and the Gnawius vultura Of
remorse at his heart. His fate will be
that Of a traitor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Auditors Notice,

~ The matter of the Accoun; Of Z I'd. In
l coin, Esq Administrator of Witu,v ~
VIZ late of Hartley TIP, dect. The tn'-r
appointed by the Court 90 aulr and ma 70
distribution of he balance in 'he hands Of p o.
accountant will meet the parties Interested
furthe purpose Of his appointment, on Fulo,r,
the l5th oi November s D 1861. 4; U'clucE.
7, ", al his office in Lewi>hur-.
WILLIAM JONES. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Z. sI;.Iattirn MSrket.
WHITE DEER MILLS
Post Office Notice.

IN accordance with instructions from the
| Post-O!lice Department, hereby give
Eo.ice that | have received a supply Of the
NEW Postage Stamps,whIch will EXCHANGE
f,r those of the OLD issue for period Of
%IN Us from the date Of this nolce-atler
which time, the OLD Stamps will NOT be
received in payment Of Postage on letters
sent from this Office.
CHARLES NJ. KING, Post Master
White Deer Mills, Union Co. Pa
Nov. ,, 1861 Swlpd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters
" Of Administration on ithe Estate Of
WILLIAM WHITING, late Of Lewi>burE No-
nugh. Union Co. decd, have been granted ~
the undersigned. by he Register of Union
county, in due form Of law; therefore al! per
sons knowing themselves indebted 20 >all
estate are requested to make immediate ray
ment, and those having Just claims a-a,n>.
the same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement
HUGH p. SHELLER, Admir-
LewiSburC, Oct. Is. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
FGi SflE-12 RENT.

'TUtT .-.r-... Z,.5CIA Hard property
s.-r-'a iH rrer.e township. adjoining
lands O, Jacob D-rr aDj William Cameron.
N..l --cr, .a.l- complete for the manufacture
ofurcENr. t.s tTLllNG LOTS. Terms
Easy. Apply 10
J1Ev y. V-SSrG Flttstur-,
or'is '--'-. WI. Jt5f--.1S JE. Lrwisburx
r-f g. ls-)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

tg@Cali at your Druggists and get one of
"EyerYbody'S Almanafs'-no charge. Iou
Will find IN il much useful matter, and more
evidences in favor of HooFLsNn's B,LssvrC
CoRnIAL than can be produced for any cher
remedy for Lung diseases. See adveTtIsem't |
in another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

Monster of perfdy, migrate and fond, his
name will be e,orualiy linked with those
Of judas and Arnold, aud, when history
seeks 70 recount the damuing deeds of those
who have entitled themselves TO tie ey-
ecration Of mankind, that name will be
foremost in the scroll " bicn was borne BY
one, who, in the very spirit of the arch
demon, thought it "be,ter to reign in hell
than serve in heaven. ."-LomsUiIe Jour
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
UNION FOR EVER

I'VE are all cheereG 10 see our Uni0n bows
" with such good courage take hold uf
the rope TO draw II tight around the nccbe at
lelI Davis and other Potatoe ro0rers. We
also expect the large Ba,tle at Washington 3,
talk soon. There j. quite an excitement i1
LewiSburg. Soldiers are going away, ant
merchants are getting New Goods. Latest,
\. X. Zimmerman has returned from Nrv
York and Philadelphia, and has carefully see
lcctci the latest and best STYLES Over Goats
and best Pants, Hats, shirts, HlULEercnre.>,
stockings, CasInettS. Cas>Imeres, Cloths oi
all descriptions. Mcclellan styles Cashmere
and Hats. and five and six hands making
Clothing 10 order. Cloth and sold at Phiiat.
wholesale pr.ces. Call before YOU buv-y.l
will not lose anything, but save fly per cent.
Thanks for all lavOrS.
Sept. Is. 1861. y. Z. ZIMMERMAN.