Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-13


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t. hus1aud that mother AMI iuftnt that blessed,
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Aui III rrt, ,h- that hsvs io=,i les aud IEsiei
Are Alis~ irlu th- minds OF the living erased.
The taai of the KIN. that th- se-Ftre hath borne,
Tt Lr,a of IA. p-te-i that the .aitFy hath Snru,
The -y- 20: the SAGE. and the h~srt Of th~ brave,
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[GOODAUVICE -Egery editor 10 the
United States should publish, and every
person should read, the following we'll cou-
>idered argument against the practice Of
psr>imony 10 time OF war, aud why money
should be pa, IL circulation. These timely
consiieratIons occur 10 a sermon recently
delivered by al enlightened aud patriotic
clergyman
The state Of the times demands liber-
alIty, and a generous expenditure, on the
part Of those who base the meaus-shose
income is greater than their wauts. Such
as these, should Lot study economy
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as little as possible. bear many Of this
class taking Of reireurhneuts, Of reducing
their expenses, Of denying themselves and
families this and that TO which they have
been accustomed | say no. This is
mistaken pulley. Way .bnnl3 you save
You are 10 no danger of suffering. Way
should you spend less, you who have more
than enough, while thousands are wanting
employueu aud bread, and have nothing:
What is to become Of this class if every
rich man, every family whose income ex-
ceeds, By much or little, their cu,reu. ex-
penses, begins ecouomzing aud dimini.b-
ing expenditures 10 the lowest point posi-
bic! What is TO become Of these people
wi;hou. work or money? Trey must live.
Thy must have bread. Give them en-
ploymeut and they will earn it. II you do
not, they must still have bread-tbat is
certain, and someJody must furnish it. NJ,
| say agau-sayirg closely, With those
who have ab8udan; means, is false policy,
in such times as the present. Suppose
your income has been annually four thou
sand dollars, and has now fallen 20 three
thousant-aDd suppose you have lived a,
an expense of three thousand doi,ars-is
it wisdom, is il mercy, TO reduce your eI-
peuses to two thousand dollars on the plea
of hard times? 1t is not hard times for
you. Better, far, keep on spending your
three thousand dollars. Do not expect to
save anything while the war lasts and
thousands are in danger Of being out of
employment. Live as you have lived
spend ali your income, even if you never
did before. Every new hat or coat. every
Lew sofa or carpet, every well conducted
or household ornament, furnish.
ss work aud bread to Industrious men.
Every new bonnet or dress gives employ
nent to needle-women who are struggling
With poverty aud suffering. How much
better 10 pay them the money, and leave
hem their self respect and independence,
han By and BY to give it them as chari-
Y, humiliating and painful
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y. Y. HERALD's PRoPosITIoN.-Tbis
,a2er suggests that the whole three millions
f slaves in the insureen. States should te
AIKEN from the 10000 rebel aris,ocra,s
rho now own them, and sold to the 750,-
90 poor whites residing 10 :hose States,
: the cheap average rate Of s25 apiece.
hus the 80, 900 will be converted q, once /;