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, 1862-11-14
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, 1862-11-14
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1LEECIR i Az. AED EEICAa7

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Fass5 !l@s shs Gcoetest Kcate tc Cpct5cat: .rnea-
rc:t= and 1ou1xTf!Ie >@s
EA15t Is fol!oIs: 0es2e
40 H. A.-DaY KzF.ez1,aa3 Nsu S81ntsss sz.1rsa.,
~ Il Night Express tsaturuays e7cerse11
AzT!re u Cincinnati At S;N = l. ara $40 rM
+:l:SaEN cu1sxs.r.oas--At EEdAnsp pei,s .or Fl s.s
E1a al p,ioSs IN Central aud 1ouiteFE Ediaas xisof1
Lsa.zi::s tsaassoEt Lexington. and all paaav Soun
[1ST&oS 1A.1TIoN8-At ArdE17ouA Aiu sScEusn n .
!7T fc'iea. nroass. DhJ:on- 1snia. Eo.ceSA aud
pt}lEts in EeEtrkt AID hsstsI1 UNto.
Connections at Cinc.nnBE fQr Ea1da, N.rssaa
G*sass.baFH. a-d rotzt9 On the uh;o farrr
sEIouE5 s.:kets ~ this l1e CAT ce otrainsd II 4
f-1.cs The .sF:r7Rl EosEeS "ss~
JQ5E EEAN1r. Gen. tnp- Richmond Ied
caaS Eu14LEIE, Gen. T:rkr. Agent, Caic1ra. Il
- SAst q: LE. rs. MesF0 P:..e. a Eenx, CatCuSH
, 1862-11-14
For the arlllp,
.Dor tbc ar1np.
GIIARPSIIO0TE3S,
ATTENTION.
The Secretary Of War has sathor1zed the Governor
OF IL nos 10 accept lumber II independent Cora.
ults oi
SHARPSHOOTERS. S.

TO EcfTe ae E1ch 8Cd 10 be kfcH and cuarred tho
ftc1tyc nnHnes for st,cit Eerss2t. ut 1hA CIn.
nsnt OF the Gcv tnncnt. They viii hsvc TIC Ba!t%Sd
Isne. y bsecchoadcf. which be tlrcd 1ffern
tines minute from sunrise to sandawn win unsuT.
rstd accuracy aod range ana Is br eli odds ta M i
rc,f. ct l:e sTer kto~n IN the history Of nsr.rsns
Ar7scntn of it cAa btsccn At tbs Saa-psa.4tcrs Io-
c7n:ttng o1l!cc.
D aEa IN III 1y..h EeEi1cat. to ssEBniza er nora
Cmi. f.E Tits Ut III service fne taHd37d Of
ifr S!ocs nc prescribed by fs,vefEHtEi for the en-
tn nj Il thnr hooters Is 10 nl4Ee tarG-t OF ye
erfE- mr. in the aggregate s,a. excec
ty-5ye lnehes cn tie center at io3 sa:dA 4 md
T ", ard Tails will be :eQu'ccd o. every ono
acce: tee IA e a1.oss Il ,s deslcnea e
1refecoud to 10 tuch o!s:nzatina nr-r formed not
exs'Vl.nE lierdius far q ard Saasnshoatats. All
nlc lns led No rf slsfs nos E1te The opportunity
~ q tss1e lovct6 t.sse =
Try 4ild tueassstncc will commence from tbs date OF
e11.smt!t TIE atyance bounty premium and pay OF
e+SS%an eS.st he d'sbursed 1t the time oi MISTER.
A.ttafnesh NJ 10 the Ahpve Annouhce:l 111y be
mace @ u uov Richard Yates Adrt Gec FnEer spring
thelnlan SayL1. Chlcaro ~ ~ - NN
ape1lca11odH 1os enlist nentp cn9 b. made at No
Ufs1 1bofn stfett lunre the Tst,,.ont Housc1 or hv
I1aza- hi tshcaEo. 1dtrcze4s ~ &c ow.
CAPT. J. BURROUGHS
moi H1t9lW NAA~ = Ae-1A -"
, 1862-11-14
#iHrellang01tB.

SPECIAL NOTICE-We have
~ appointed d.
Messrs, Hoyt, Peirce & Co.,
sd f. j. s: AL er
At OUR new YORK PRICES,
FREIGHT ADDED.
4. m RTNINGER l. Co.
NEW YoEE, Oct. !, 1s2.
700 cases Bintngets London Dock Gin.
SO csaes En,nket's Old Tom Gin.
Ggo Cases lli tnEes 8 genuine Nines pta srd Gti.
- casea fintnss i,d lEsuineEy Bons5oni:p % a''
~ ~ cssss cssss hRnainssT. Ranss az Ii.ss an5 :5e
1na clssE Nirangery r-in*- Bite.
I'D cabes Di2acGskb s Apple Cor1.al.
E1csses strawberry and Raspberry Brandy.
s cases DacEbarry Wtne
10 c-st Cstsso: MA Wines
2So hask.1s PfEs. H.itscK Champagne
90 dog. Erose jugs Peppermint Cordial.
500 doz hcttsh Ale. Stone Jugs
Se g a. a. tsnSnn ! !S:'S{Ss forts7.
500 hzis, KentncEy and eennsyIyan1a whisky.
1ea hs,s old Maryland aE5 Wnissy.
!1ht!s- Dsnf- I.awre Ec1: Rum. iss6.
e trs. Sez Jcrsey ErIlc BcantT-
~ Gra. Cherry Hrandy.
J0pnnc],e<ns scntcu and 1r1sh WHISKY.
= packages Port, Sherry AID MadeI!a VINE.
Al the shove gooas a1e Of the
MGST RELIABLE BRANDS
Wers purchased before the advance. and Will ne
, 1862-11-14
GsTkTEA{ENT Of tie eo1rlitioa

GTkTEAIENT Of tie condition
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK. JANUARY Isl. 1sss
12Es saSaess IL ss;taE jspsaS r. W
sa-;Ss a7ourt Ct Is s,pIss1 s.o:k: s,=s.oa.co
3h-The a2.dt.- O. lis ehpita. s:oSS 2std up
ASSETS.
bands 8 s:ess.so
s-Bs:,s ~ ~; ~ 'hs Sa':,,s.y i5lc,
3tt-;]enis due I'll. Company s-t:a;e .sy n7st
]etns q !sc1s Ett4t= wo-ti cou5le the
:tsf a. sssoiea II ::eas es CT 5al: zni $4,000 ~
stit-b.ats Sae ihe CoM?sns ioi p:sniar:5. HE.
- s7,,o5tt5
Iesses s,:jrstea sn'' tue Xone
t$;;:: $ss;ss;:s $;s
sl..Ss;.o
+ASDEz.J s,,11n. Secretary
toEIGfsA--1
Csrncatc to exa!vc on tire SIS: ts-E 9; ,.z7r 1aa
ArrIroa's 'arFJsE. SrATE"r IEE1=u1s
St'EI>Gf1sLp. j hilary II. lA;..
FE.rz.s Ihe 2,alks:san ti:e lcss:,acs ..nnp1ay
IT,: q tls o. & = s!snc' n e r :" T. ~ ~; e
OF it*u7Gn' Companies not fn"ofpnts-i hr ts.,.
cf illihnf. apnr6v'd Feh:'1srv 1sth.l>5 sc.t nc:
A.rHt.t.r r. sfl-'-. t. uorurt,l Isr,.ary :t ard
where's sc Cra ,scy lii. fu.ns'et satisfactory c:t
deuce tst 1t |. rt'stscl Of The rrur.-t $.t,,:tt al.
earttaf tnyrstd II :t1rss an: mortgages a:l .. ase1
IN 1f: c1Ec written inst: ttr.t 14Ic Il; :he t.ess-
tsHt and Stcrt;',rr .trrepf. ar21ni,g l>u,ar-f G:
1sa: a.. ;a1 ii S'.ssF. OF .'hct st- ...ct 81: tA:
trt EsAttfon ri tA b'snes nt sa;i Company. fails
and unse:tryttliy ausses ~ h'., y a:snoe1et:a
service tor aEtl he!tlf nf s C..r:T4nT.
constntn2 tas: sesy:ce Vi process ia, t.= ssti
mt shall he 1asrn al: bad ~ ne valid ~ t
served uFnE the t0C5psny. a wiy{l:- MI claim. o.;
e:rnr ~ resten nf sH'h F. vv,ct-
SoE tbcrrt-r III pursuance q the provisions G{ tie
eefs n5tts..i. l. .1c--t. K nuools Auditor ai I'ts
Arrerrfs rf III s;.as.' n min ia 10 tr-..:x sat
tile tHit Lantcf q. Hail ia:ts Il. stuS"a Is AT
,Inrlzra m Agent for the ssI Comp my
aet tie hus'Irss RI Icsa7loce In this STATE I'll til.
t.ssy g st II: e. ian"try IN ta,s yea. e'as.c1 as-
powered go to do IL sati Company.
co., In tsStns ~ whereof; have hesern:o sab
3:EAL scFibeS u.y ua!r ku: '1S.ts the s- II fy
t~--s 6tit.e at s,rr!ccse:l this 7ist .,y II T.n
Gsty.A y. 1sG.- Jesse K UCB0f.;. Aus!s:o- L. =
HALL T. COMPANY Agents.
, 1862-11-14

LEVE GA.E@1SNt , >.
r-ey+rz-e 4af FsEIY,1A WI. sc -z..-s a.<1.t-
t..Hs, rm:ts for Lave. Stoc1s C-1s;:t,a3 T9fd1 -
aststsl Nd sn2aEes M w sT=r. .ae*sasanee+ LkVs:
attention Il paid 70 s1e1 zs%uss- From Hazz11hF7XE
Vse5e Ntu u found es3 e:atenee fer IeedtoE -
NEW f9EK and BALEI:tuEz AA lKEIa 1hfz 4
foute fof stock 70 HeW Tork-iv11. ANasnoVxEEE
WITH fswer chAnzae fhan aHy other
KEUCE LEWlEr Gel1 aup't Altoona "a
d. L HOVRT, Ge11 Ticket Agent Phi{xde5uAts
HOUSTON, aa19 FfadxHt 6se1t Prils3efz2ne
, 1862-11-14

DR.. James, fo:1nerl7 Of James
C.tck Hospital $. Custou House st.cct New o1l.sns
Ia established N 1850 has art3vrd in Chjcaso aud
permanently located An once at
Sc Randolph Street.
Detwcea State sE1 Dearborn st-eet curcs xcakaess,
j es Of muscular power, -mrote ,cc ns-ascs OF
blood and skin and mctcurtal diseases by new au1
Esne tEtAiEgt nsra tt III. JAtl' Hospital for tho
list - ears Dr. arcs cosneh here endosse3 by tse
1t dtcai faculty and The almost entire r"ess Of te
E. ut1t. =
Tl.4e afflicted should apply immediately. aad save
1bcn1e.lv-t from the consequences ot tosc terrible
zaaiai:s. nf~as-s pecuia- to females treated with
1he hniplest aesuhs.
REMEMBER Dr. JAMES OFFICE
rs Sc 1eANDOL LPR STR EET,
r,4twgru State auo Deasborn street,, Chicago Illinois
I}tEce open from A. 81. III :. NJ tnE cousct1t1n.
Er Jarprr Ne1cury. 1odtdc .tassie "r Afss.
mic II trtntnE diseases OF tho hi3oa and kxin Enea
1ise syeterl hut ny ncutsa!lzr cn'y Sho1n
70 htEeen Which Il u positive cnFs. 80 hsaaoipns1.
, 1862-11-14

IN MANY AFFECTIONS FE7EL:AE TO FE.
MALES. tue Extrslet l,scnu Is .unesl4:.e.l h5 any
remedy as in Chsoros;s Or :ieas ~ lsrscltrl-
tioE. EIc:l!:l Sc'i77su- state u tta Uterus and
fur Ill complaints lncideat to the sex.
OR In the Dcclfnc or Change Of Life!
Sec Symptoms above
, 1862-11-14

Take him, &c stars take him On high
To }uur vast realms of honAG:css s:,aca.
But nice he tu:ut u from y.c to try
Ills nams On martial scrolls to trace.
, 1862-11-14

Take him. lo77a CRIBS! His country's Life.
Freedom for al;-fCr !ll;:st he wcSe;
for these he welcomed bleady s.ru=,
GtEd followed 5tl th.: waE. Vt Mars.
, 1862-11-14
gTATE OF ILLINOIS, TIeEA-

n ECEEKE OFFICE.
Notice. Is he ebr given that And!tor WH:raats.
drawn an accou.t OF the WAR FUND.- Nus +
Sic: 1nclns!vr viii be paid r,escstsean TO this
utlce en- a1ta ate7 the 1s;a dsF Of Nnys!ltr. 1ss2
res xGIlm WILLIAM HETLEI., Treasurer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

Three prisonerstakeu a. Falling Waters
just returned from Richmond, were before
the Committee on the Conduct of the War
and testified that they were confined there
under guard on a hill a. Winchester
from the 4th to the lS!h July; the Rebel,
had over thirteen thousand troops there
The Prisoners waited and watched for
weeks for Gen. Patterson to attack, when
they expected to escape. The Rebels com.
menced to retreat on the 18th, aud an at.
tack any time would have caused a pre-.
cipitate retreat
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
Facts fer the Times.

WORDS WITH THE BARK oN-Of all
the watchwords Of the war, none arc So
good as the follogiug from Gen. Grants
reply to Buckner's request for "nego-
tiation" of terms OF su!reGdcr: 81 sW &c
ccpt no terms Ju unconditional, ir1n,edi
ate surrender. Ipropose to aorc immedt-
ofely upon your ,corks" Now that is per-
fectly beautiful. 1t was just the thing to
say to Buckrer. 1t is just the thing to
say to the Rebe! Chiefs generally.
SILLY.-Scarcely have the Rebels been
driven from the soil Of kentucky before its
Legislature begin to enact schemes Of "cou,-
promise" We should think that tha,
State has had enough of such measures
The hnkeriny Of Kentucky politicians djd
much tordrd putting The RcJe'lioa on its
feet, and similar ,iakering at Ais time can
only serye 10 all The traitors. We have
had enough Of political literature. Steel
and muscle must be the argument now.
All accounts agree that the captured
Rebels freely G3mdt,co hinys: First, they
are disappointed as to the ralor Of North
erD troops, Second, they doub. the abil,
ity of their political leaders to establish
and conduct government.
The Constitution requires the Prc.i-
dent and Congress 10 secure to all the
States "a Republican torm of Goeera-
ment." Let them regard their Oa!hs, aud
in so doing do good to their country
and their kind.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

A meeting of the cotton and tobacco
planters was held at the City Hall, Rich
mond, on wednesday night, TO take into
consideration the voluntary destruction of
the cotton and tobacco crops, in view Of
the fact that the enemy's Efforts were
mainly directed towards robbing the South
of the accumulation Of those two great sta.
Piles. Speeches were made, and a com.
mittee was appointed to prepare business
for an adjourned meeting, to take place
Thursday evening.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11


. anH me pr'I"faH'n oi LEON Uuri
. ...r..t,.,..i d.. g.. t..-. - ."t ny 'l,-'t'
i'"i ana The United s;h-es Uni iressriiel 10 ;er
NE
~ isirh'e ~ 'hou'an'' aiiiy proves that no pro
'' "a AZ Il can 70 ''" HE'I WIN f lHH.r. iitF Hf
w. ODE -e' sion ' vital '.-t, pale arI ,ta-iw
1ly"s' 'n-aals iis necessity 10 a.li.st ,rcTy
20 '''' 'Ast.
i' aii NJ !r. In wl!ri f. las t.ru .5ial
'' mas T5y'i absolutely curative IN gieI ui Tie ,.1s
'"s .iAl l,tirL-. V'tt
, '.'4l, 2 4f .n'. 'Ir, = -tel 'n7. q . r.. t7-
isa, i'fTi9 liI Ef"tei % lac iHf tJrs. ffiI
81 ly"'Fs lt'-r.''7-i., N-' ."rH n.
u ire', G.'44oa'. lar CowptIlhh '....a Efr| .r,
u t''fi' ''i '7, J. I31tt q r-r, ... ..-.- d.
In cases uf uESrHtL bfHITT, whether the result =
aculc disease, az ui the con, ,i1,,i! frts
and muscular energy from chronic conn -.i !
Cf this restorative he's proved suer ss.i 70 sa extent
vh:eh no l-.-r ton '-rat.r.l.r-, ,fru j.
er credible !uvaftHs '.9- bad ;'r1 MS fs sa.,
CON, forgotten in thrir own sf-iFr-F--- f-a --
douly rr4rr lin the bu.y .-l. a5t .lar,.t
from rrofrr-'rd t-fval In a Cf.fsrf land. some very
-i-ua! instance o. tIi. nj are atlg-.l t1lr s=t
f,Frrs. crnreatI victims of arr rrHt rarfsH1l5 s7a
guirr Us .x-u-ti n -ri;i-el ,Llu,-.sgf that camT
cation nf nervous -d 's4ssrtic ar.rir 60 air AMI a.
ercise for v Efch the rhysiriau has o.. meme.
In ysgvur, AIF lIaN- .f alt ilais- aHi lr r01snT'
f,milisr 20 nci'ral mon, ne operation "f tls TI f
ton cf IRON rsust uoersafilF e. 1uA7y iH' un , 'l'
old 8z.fr= it D. vigorously t'1' i t7s yA,tI'-
and ovorh-E.irz: sni -rr''y,. ...rl 5i. ''.'
IN the most obstinate ces's % ~ TO '.. A' ,.'
being gastric Iui-.'.'r' ~ iL.!i"s a.- .er.'.'
sensation.
II is this iHttrrfT 1I' ' - " % II T,
il 80 renarkahi' ''.'' -. e. ,...-, - '.
4neS,S d sct5n, 81 ty di.per, e local t.acuy with
forms them. -,,..-,.-.-.-- .-.-.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
DRUGS, MEDICINES, SC,
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and Threc-Tenths Per Cent
Trcn,r,ry NOics

Now ready for delivery al .he Office Of
JAY COOKE & co. Bankers,
No. IL, South Third 81. Philsde lphia.
PURSUANT TO instructions from the Sec
reIarv of the Treasury. the Subscription
Book 10 the NEW NATIONAL LOAN of
Treasury Notes, bearing interest al the rate
Of seven and three-tsnihS per Get. per annum,
will remain open at my office. No. III, S. I'd
g., until further notice from $, A NJ, until 5,
NJ, and on Mondays I'll ). P VI
These Notes will be CT he denomination OF
$50, 800, $3.50, 81 l,oC0 and s. 800, ani are
al lated 18Th August, 1861. payable in gold,
in three years, or convertible into a twenty
Years Sx per cent. loan al the option Of the
holder Zach Treasury. Note has interest
coupons attached, whichtnn he cur of ant
collected in gold Al the Mn, every 6 months
Al the rate Of cen, rcr dsy on each $50.
PAYMENTS cf subscriptions may 10 msi~ in
Gold or Checks or Noes of any uf he Phila.
ie'phla Banks. Parties al a distance can
rerrt bv their friends. through the mail by
express, or through Banks, ani The Treasury
Notes will he immediately delivered, or sent
to subscI,t terS as they may direct.
Parties remilting must add the interest from
the I0'h August, the daic OF all the notes. TO
The day the remittance reaches Philadelphia,
al the rate Of per ernt per day on each $50.
Aprly 10 or address
JAY Cooke. SUBsCHirTIoH AaE,r,
Care Of Jay CooKe 4 Co. Bankers,
9l3m3l No. ia, :. Sd 81, Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

WE are all rheered 10 see our Union boys
w with such good courage take hold Of
the rope to draw II tight around the necks Of
jeff Davis and other potatoe rooters. We
also expect the large Ba'lle at Washington to
talk soon. There is quite an excitement in
Lewjsburg. Soldiers are going away, and
merchants are getting New Goods. --latest,
n. K. zimmerman has returned from New
York and Philadelphia, and has carefully Sc
lecied ite latest and best styles Over Goats
and best Pants, Hats, shirts, Han1Ecrchicf>,
Stockings, CasineuS, CasSimeres, Cloths Of
all descriptions. Mcclellan STYLES Cashmere
and Hats, aad FIVE aud six hands making
Clothing to order. Cloth and sold At Phi'ad.
wholesale prices. call before you buv-ypu
will not lose anything, but save fifty per cent.
Thanks for all lavorS.
Sept, ls, 1861. n. 4. ZIMMERMAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
ANCIENT JERUSALEM.
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Jerusalem and The Sacred Places
srRRuyHnIYH TIT FnLy CTY.
a THY ArrEAnEn IL ANcIENr rINEs


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c..sr.rs nj -,rir. .4ar--c hn,l. Railroads.&c. --l
''''
pub'Ic Ih>utuu'hS'
il I~ about nine feet long and SIX feet wide
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Fd' Nliu lNII't>'
II hT- lrrn c0utrurol from tha most autpntir and
reliable and vii BE- found ar invaluable aid ta
tlns, pr---r in rfrrrirg Oh Tho rigIv rr Ia inn
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! n-s 10 tscI-l 'leF - adj ahtase IN teach
iAs OF 4e'tuf'i.
HE NNfll NHcrL tiIls.
ms IS a hechIy EtiiSiOuS Paper, pub
liShed al the very tow rrire Of One Ucllar Z
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q,
IL IS designed Tor Parents, eachers, ana al
who are engaged or Interested in rhe rell2i-
,,,. ,r,5-;,.,,-1 -. -. T. is ole, ~
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~ rr tr 80, -,1sa1,s ,--,,l .rs oT Bii. 5
and ;he older ,eholerS rn5rny will be Greatly benefit
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
ATTENTION
NQioq ecQlty Star & L,uistptg eRFa2,:I'
Nv INDEPENDENT F-aWIL 7 JOyRNtL
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News in advance of he rhil,d Mails. 81
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hind. Of JOB PRINTING. which sill he ,N'rH'--' W.
Bsatners and despatch and on -sasonatls t'' 7
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

Charles J. Faulkner, late Minister to
France and TO Fort Lafayette, in public
meeting near Mar,ipsburg, Va. confessed
that the Confedcracy was failure, ard
that the var was conducted with an un-
necessary waste of life and property. He
is a moderate Confederate" who only
plunged into rebellion because his State
Virginia-did.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

At a lete election in Harding county,
on the south lioe of tennessee. the vote
cast was 200 for Union, and l3 for Seces
sion. A fgh. occurred in the next county
on the Mississippi side, between Union
gunbeat and three Rebel regiments, the
latter being repulsed. The Rebels have ,
very wholesome dislike to these guGboats
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
What EVERYBODY said could pot be done,
has al laSt brFN ACCOMPLISHED

A MBROSES Goal OI so chimney
"A Hand Lamp. The following are some
Of rs sivau,agrs:
y. D.rcn.-- WITH -. chimney, vhIca "a rsa'lvs
sr' cum A"rsrra-.
- H. iIi: Il ). once accessible ct lshtioy ~
t'riljn. rrrra-rs
~. Errn- lr-- ull 'h-n ~ ch'mnrv lamp.
~. Burn. t'- TFcrrrt - '7i qualities % coal
rrI ra-'ra .il- F-I'1 D : r,-,tJ Of = ant upward
IN Gan 20 c.rr. around win ubol, TIE Earn. n
"a y p Hr-.i.r
th i.r.'h aftf--e in luruing Improves tho quality
,T 90 M. &C.. zg-- r1ry ts burned week VI hon,
,l-r7r.f~- arl VI 0rt --lnk-.
TT f-rH-- ?. atttrHal o. Eur i'NN, - tt- re-
---- having .a'urs aeel only rhNngs thH hurnor'
For sale ty ). i. hRBAhtA.
aLSD, just received, q ia' q French Pre-
serving Kcit'e-, Cnrr Pappcrs, &c. &c. al
!. \ KRE AMER's In shop. corner Fourth
and Markct streets. ILewlshrr-, Aug9 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

The repairs on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad are proceeding rapidly. The
Rebels have carried cf ab9a; forty miles
O! iron and eross-.ies
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
Selected for the Star & Chroneie.l
An Example Of Useful Ingenuity

fad, 10 the Cgl'iruf0r, au account OF
the invention Of Atkins Automatic Rs
ker." JA,kins was a millrrighs, having
from his boyhood devoted himself closely
to his trade. An injury was received by
a fall, SO that he has .ince been confined TO
his bed, unable to ST, up more than two or
three minutes at q time. He had no
practical knowledge of grain cutting. 1t
was about ten years after receiving his
serious Injury, that be saw the first Rca-
per, which was brought into the neighhor-
hood, and be examined it-sltho' il was
not at wOrk-two or three minutes only,
from his bed. A farmer present, knowing
Mr.. Atkins inventive skill, told him, "lt
you could only attach Rsker to that, il
would make your fortune" Being son
of poverty as we'll as Of sfiii,'ion, and his
friends being poor, the remark awakened
thought and determination. Various plans
were successfully formed and abautoncd,
without trial further than small model,
until he struck cut an arrangement wholly
new. Having mentally studied the details,
hc ascertained by mathematical calculation
(before making any part of his modeD the
size, movement aud effect of each separate
piece; and when the model was completed
and pu. together, every movemcn, CORES.
ponded to the calculation with the u.m 9st
nicely. Inventors usually make an imper-
feet model, and afterward. slter aud add
Indefinitely but this apposrs to have been
perfectly matured before any portion of it
was constructed. Tho full-siscd machine
is scarcely a variation from the original
model; aud so correct were Mr.. Atkins
arrangements, that in every case "hsre the
mechanics deVjated from his plans, failure
was the result-his wishes had to be fol
loved in every particular.
CoCoe fer the Times.
The following e1cslcn; Receipts | copy
from the .igricDltwia:
l. To one pound Of the best unburuei
Coffee, add three pounds Of cleaned Rse,
previously washed, scaded, aud dried
burn the whole carefully, and grind fac
as wanted for use. The Rye will add
"body" to the fluid, and af1rl IS much
nourishmcnt, as an equal weigh; of coffee
grains.
2. To one quarter pouad Of Coffee,
add two quarts of Wheat, combined. The
whca: is boiled about twenty minute. in
water, and then placed iu a pan and
Drowned the same as coffee.
" I,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
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