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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
PUT IT THROUGH!

Come, Frsemen of the land,
Colnc, meet the last demand,
Here's piece of work i'll hand
Put it through.
Here's log across the way
We have stumbled on all day;
Here's plough-share III the clay
Put her through
Here's 4 Country that's half free,
And it waits for Won and me
To say what its fate shall be
Put it through
While one Traitor thought remains,
While one Spot its banner stains,
One Link gt, all It's chains
Put it through.
Hear cur Brothers in the field,
Steel your Swords a. theirs are steclcd-
Learn to bear the Arms they wiell-
Put it through.
Lock the shop, and shut the Store,
Then chalk this upon the Door
"We've enlisted for the War
Put it through.
ror 'he DirthrightS Yet unsold,
For the History yet untold,
For the Future yet unrollcd-
Put it through,
Lest our Children point with shame
To their Fathers bastard fame
Who gave up Nations name-
Put it through,
Father Abraham hear us cry,
I've can tollow-wc can die.
Lead your children, then, and try
Put it through,
'Tis to You the Trust is given,
Be by you the Bolt now driven.
We pray Thee, GuD of Heaven,
Drive II throurh ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
Sabbath School Bell No. 2.

$4,000 copies issued. entire work Of nearly
200 pages. Many of tie tunes and hymns written
expressly for this volume II gill be- popular
its Predecessor tileil No. ID ~hich has the
enormous number Of $4,000 copirsouts'r ripping any
SUNDAY school Book its Issued this cr'ntry
Alec both volumes bound In to accomu0l 0la,r
schools wishing h in that form. Price, rIi No
payer IL cents, SlZ per loo Bound. - cents
sis per leo Cloth bound embossed, gilt 90 cents, s.
per 100 Bell No l, paper II cents $40 r loo
Bound, 20 cents, SIS per loo Cloth bound endorsed
gilt y so per 100. Bells No- and bound to-
gether 30 per 100. u copies furnished at the
loo price Cloth bound. embossed gilt, 81 cents, S4Upsr
loo. Mailed postage free at the retail prir-.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
Nav . '5s-lsmrJ lsl Broadway. New York
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

DRY TOAST.-One of the best ways
TO help soldiers-especially the delicate,
sick, or wouuded-is by toasted bread, to
be "doDe brown and all the moisture
extracted. If even burnt, little charcoal
is no harm to the stomach Boxes, kegs,
and perhaps barrels thus thoroughly pre-
pared, and mixed with nothing else, may
be easily transported, aud will keep. Let
this be one otjsc of attention.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

~ Patterson, who marched to Bunker
HILL and then marched back again, recent
y made speech in Philadelphia, IN which
be charged that the Republicans would
not confirm Shields as Major General
because he was an Iri,hmsn aud ye, this
ssme Patterson, Who is also an Irsbuap.
vas last year confirmed for that Office by
the same Senate! This is the Patterson
whose failure to keep Jackson in check
caused Us the loss Of Bull Run.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
REMOVAL.

T d CHRIST, Esq, has removed his Of
4. fic- 10 The building of Jonathan Spyker,
North Of the Court House, and imnci'"- y
opposite the Buffalo House, where he Vi. dt-
tend to all manner ot business at his office
with dispatch and prompiuess in hrs line Of
business. (Speaks both English and GERMANY
April |, ls62. l.. II. CHRIST.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

~ The quota Of the Laws passed during
the late Sessions of the Legislature, has
been received al lhs Office, and are ready for
distribution 10 those entitled To them.
July 23, 1861. SANL ROUSH, Prot.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

WEALTH OF OHIo.-rhe Cincinnati
Gazette says that the surplus produce of
Ohio for this year will exceed the interest
on one thousand million Of dollars, and
will exceed the interest on the National
Debt made by the war, in tue year from
Its commencement What a noble illus
tration Of the resources of State in which
tho laboring classes are not depressed by
caste, and where industry is not regarded
Is degraded - NIshUMe Union.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
LUMBER. LUMBER!!

gINHE subscribers have for sale r-0-
On lots 10 suit purchasers Il .id-lss
d large stock of xsSEES Ssss7
PINE BOIR RDS-Panel Stuff, ialSec-aSs.as
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
6lnch Sawed SAlnsleS superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash, atour Mills
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley NarrOws road al the end OF our Road.
rSA Diploma for a superior sample Of
Planks, and Premium for Rails and Shing-
les were awarded us al the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN N'CALL & SONS,
iy7sa Forest Hill 7 O, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

A gentleman from Memphis mentions
thas be say in that city one OF the Union
regiments, that seemed to be attended by
several hundred Degroes, who carried the
Aoaps.eks Tor the boys. The performance
seemed 10 be agreeable to all excep, the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
Estate of John Glover, decd.

7 ETTEGS TeStamentary on the Estate Of
Ia JOHN GLOVER Esq, late of Hartleton
borough. Union county, having been duly
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons indeb-
ted thereto are requested to make immediate
payment. aud those having claims or demands
against the same will present them for selIle
ment 10 either of us.
RV GLOVER. Hartleton
JAMES GLOVER, Hartley Tp
Nav ., Is6. Ipdl Executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
T ICE.

vINHE Books ami Accounts Of J. ScHHErtR,
]. ScHRLrsR & son; also, the Butcher
Books of c. GtvBFRlISa, have been placed
in nv hands for collection. Of which all inle-
rested will please take norIce.
Lewisburs, May |, 1862 WM. JONES.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

WAKE Up THE PEOPLE The follow
ing is an extract Of private letter from
agentleman . living in Cincinnati:
u am afraid that We, Northern people,
are not awake to the dangers that I'M
pend. We lie still, elying on our supe-
rior numbers aud resources, while the
enemy is s,rainiug every nerve, and
forcing into the field every element of
strength for the death struggle. Every
Northern State should organize the mi
iltia as once, and prepare for the most
etupendous conflict of arms the world ever
saw. We must not let the enemy dictate
70 US terms Of peace, and if we would
not do this it bebooves US to be at work"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
NOTICE,

INHE Dimes Saving Institution of Lewis
i burg has this day declared Dividend
OF -Four per Cent. for the last SIX months on
the amount of Stock paii IN. Payable IN
twenty days from dale. ii. p. SHELLER,
May l, 1867 Treasurer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
MASON g. CO. s.H.rul

JNAGRAVEt.S and STATlONFRS,
la 9O1 Chestnut ST. PhiieLieiphi
NJ Wedding Cards OF the newest styles. Visiting and
Dusinrss Cards. engraved and printed at the shortest
notice. A very full assortment OF FINE Stationery
always hand. Initials in Color, and every variety Of
Embossiug, artstiraIly executed Any s'y" Of Paper
anl Envelopes made to order June -, lsoO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
GREAT Work on The HORSE.
u The ssorsc aud siis Diseases.


h NpBEEr JENNlNGSr ' ;. ~ ssor "f Pathology
AMI operative sur-rTy IA the veterinary tu!"se VI
Philadelphia.
Tn" book contains 81 PAGES q! !lropriat-y illustrated
ly nearly lo Eu.rasiu- u Is printed ~ T!chr o'rn
type-th" prrr, half h"uHd II, or Ia cloth extra si-
II THIS IOT th- uri yiu history and distinctive traits
OF th, various breeds oi Euro;-na Asiailr,
African aud Amrrcan horses. with the i'iy~-
iral formation and perul!aTlti"s oi the ami
NAL. and how To ascertain his agr hy ihr
number ,uI rnuI' 'tiuu = bis teeth iilu>tra-
tratrd with numerous explanatory Eurra-
vucs
IT TEiL Is 1DF ui breeding. hrrakl., tatnr, FEEDING
grooming. -ln-iu-. amt tbg -"u"rH' rianI- -'-
mrut OF the horse with the best modes of
aariui- -teriu- uiyiirInr. also how To- trcat
hiflu-. kIrztu. t-stiu-. INV ing. stumbling
crib Ltin.. r->tlessn.ss and Other vicrs I"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
RENIOVA l..

John A. MERrZ, Esq, has removed his
y Office on Market ST. two doors west of
the Lewisbnrg Bank, where he will attend to
all manner Of business in his line with
Promptness. Speaks both English and Ger
man. J. A. MERTZ
Lewisburs, April |, 1852
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

TStson brownlow, 10 = recent speech,
characterized John Slidell as ..he Gaa cut
q original SIN"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
TuBNlP SEED.

E,rly White Flat Dutch Stray Leaf.
Early White Flat Norfolk.
Early Purple Top Flat Strap Leaf.
Long White French.
Long Yellow Swede.
Round Russia, or Ruta Baga.
Dal's Hybrid.
The subscribers will forward. by mail, one
pound Of the above named varieties OF turnip
seed, postage paid, on the receipt OF sc cents
IN postage stamps.
ROGERS & GEST,
No. 1873. Market Street. Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

AF' W. Hughes can no. deny .ha,
his pet nepbsw-tbe man he got to run
% the "Democratic" candidate for Con.
gress from the Schuylkill and Nortbum-
berland district, only two years sso-is
no" 10 the Rebel army. That man was
the confidential friend of T. ". Hughes,
present chairman Of the Breekinridge
Penn'a State Committee; and it was BY
the personal labor of F. W. Hughes
that this traitor, John Hughes, was NOM
mated. Lovely in their Lives, in death
they are not divided, )" one is working
for Democracy 10 the North, and the
other for Rebellion in tie South.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
Administrators Notice.
)TICE is hereby given, that Letters

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
" uf Administration on the Estate Of
JEREMIAH STAHL. late Of Eas, Buiialoe
Twp, Union Co, deed, have been granted To
the undersigned. by the Register of Union
county, in due form of law; therefore all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 SAID
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same are also requested 10 present them
properly authenticated for :eiilement.
DANIEL NOLL, Admin
Kelly, April l6 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24
DEweCRA1IC COUNTY TICKET.

"pRACTICAL CONSERVATIVE. This is the
political charaater given to Mr.. Hall, the
Republican candidate for the Senate by
the llollidaysburg Register. 1t there wa-
any such class known among the Ro
publiceus Of our State Legislature since
Mr. Hall has been in the Senate, the poo
pie would very much like to know it,
Was it in tho session OF 1861, when our
Union could have been permanently re-
stored by any Of the compromise" mca3-
ures offered in Congress Where was Mr..
Halls practical conservatism" there p
How did he vote on the various rcsolu .
tions ins,ructing our Senators and re,
questing our members Of Congress 10 OF,
pose all those measures of'c0mpromise q"
Did he vote against any Of those Abolition
measures! Or was there any single mea,
sure offered By the Abolitionists, VIII lie he
was in the Senate, that vas too radical =
receive his sanction? What was Mr.
Halls o)urse when Wendell. Phillips the
- '''-.'.. .-L--- -i.:-C Lso~s - 10 chat
me has been IL ulsJniOnIsV Ior nineteen
years"-camo to Harrisburg aud WAS in
sisted upon to deliver his Abolition lee.
ture in the State Capitol? blr Hall was
Speaker of the Senate at the timo did he
vote yeaor say?
When the Register shows wherein N-.
Hall failed 10 "o)me up to the scratch
fair and square, IN the support Of cnen i
angle one Of the great Macy rad.eH meas,
ures Of Tho Ab-Ii,ionists, he may then
talk about him being "pguc;ical con-er-
vgti7e.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24
Tho Tar.ism ofour Soldiers ana Sailors,
lLLTET ATED.


Tie critics aud Gle public aro righ. iu predict.
ing that trs will surpasa in graph, narrative,
exciting interest and extensive popularity, all
othc, histories Of the War !1r ,ho Union Il
theme will Oo the heroic duriug patient suffering,
and hair breadth escapes %, our soldiers and sail
ors, ard It's incidents will form tho theme Of con.
vorsrtion at iunumyraJ,o frcales for years to
come. twill contain, iu addition to its stirring
details, tA1 philosophical. Analysis cc tlo Causes
Of the War, by JoHS LoruvOr Morlgy, Lii. D.,
author Of "Tho Eise OF tho Dutch Rcputlir" oto,
ths dates Of al tho iuPorin, events from ns
John Brown raid, and An accurate and revised
account 1t the principal battles, with ,upayings
Uue-tAird Ol the proceeds of,all rlts scriptions
sent direct to US will be given for tho Relief Of
Disabled soldiers, and all persons who wish
copy Of the work, and also 10 Jonodt tha 5Ollcrs
should send their numo and address %, once. Als)
an! officer or private, or person in any section Of
the county, having knowledge Of a heroic act or
stirring incident, will oh.ise US by sending US an
account Of it,
Booksellers, Pos,ma.tors, aud Cunyassing a..
gents will be furnished with a Subscription Pro.
fpcc.us, on application to the Publishers.
"y3E / iibcrul cJrlmission girer 10 s0!dtsrs i6sl
ring 70 act us iy,rts IN 'akirg subscriptions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24
I'm WILLIAM " liOnNw
l[kTIl Rim TIlTS
YHu
9nE BTsr IN Tilr WORfD.
IhtIuIEJ
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hNu
Vusmg ToOthaoho and Neuralgia.
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FINE TEETH swrrT EHrA1E
cUsing ToOthacho and Neuralgia

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aS'~ Beware Of The ordinary chcep Took
Powders, which phitcn but destroy.
DO you wish 10 be certain that your + Fentb d,
pure, sweet and agreeable 70 husband Or viS
BKA1ED MOUTH WASH. Price, 81 cent,
por nntto
Th!s astringent wash Is also tho best rcfno5y
10 the world for CANERR, BAD BRFATz, BtEpb.
IvG GuNs SoRE MoUrG, otc, Il has cured hun.
dreds
Do you or your children suffer froy. TOOTH.
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w. b. HUNp'S NBURAhGIA- PLASTERS-
The most effective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere rer Ulster. but sooth and
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Du YOU wish o complete set Of DENTAL REM
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Get - ". B. liHrd's Dental Treasury, tina
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CArTIoY--As there are dealers who take ad.
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DENIAL Society. Address
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~ DR.. Hwd's Dental Remedies are FOR sal.
in lRIs place by !. q. HARtoHlCH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24

p l l0.h SHINE buu lb,H. lt.'
ta. nl.l.0m. llH M... .."D.. b
tr.IMH fubU.h lN.N MuN '
I..i run. 1000 NWru N.NNI..
Iu Ja l.Ha. aeH tuf hw. H.
.a. .H.wr uf.U.I u. HN H.l .HU
t.... .t.ur .i. NHuI S.I.t.. I..Ii
g..r,l M.NuI .' I.... NUy.I
Lieut. AIU..n ~ luukM. I.J u"
9nd pok. .u Y > FhmU.'u.,,I.. Nv.n
Did mayor ro.hnk, l'ru Mrsr.w. un
d-l.
Su.nu ut,h,pummrul vibcvrs arorc
yurlrd ktleI, Lu, nothing poi,t.'e j.
known.
Win regard to he loss or prominent
officers by the rebel wo ht'o rm,r., .nl
uor sufficiently vc,t authenticated 20 'W.
rant uu iu giving llcm.
IAIIsI EbDH l!lG BA!iLa f.h.D
uWwurus Sept H. -lp'0rn,,,nnJ".
..r,ra bore This morning, dDrool Ir~1 'la
N.uIr,fr.d. represented that ihr battle
....u uuIuu.lvu.v Tee resumed T." day
lui up 90 unuu firing hnd been hcold at
H4gr.lnwu the ,.rur- remaining about
m the samr position as ~ yssi"dW
f,hl.
Preparations arc now being made here
for receiving The SEX and wounded from
the !a,o Iai.lr. Citizens nrc unX .ous to de
atI m hcir power for the comfort Ct 'ho',
vino are fighting for the sgpr"t OF tb1
Fedora, gD,grmuyHL
Hoops are still coming in ty tEous'
mdt. and are mm"diato.Y TorwarHrd--
.ho government having complete control
Of the road To Chombcrsburg and Hagcrs-
town The rains to these points we're
suspended lo.dry, but will he resumed IN
ia Iew days
ISEGOND DISPATCH.
UALNrsBlRG, sept is.--Gyonlng adyl.
ee- jus received At headquarters from Iia'
s.,sJowl confirm the rcp., that no fight
Jng has taken place 10 day, that the rrb'
els are .bor, oI Gmmnnltiun, and that the
fight would probably commence Mt day,
bread, to mouoY,
Governor Curtin has arrived safe q. Ho.
geg,towu, together with Col. J A, Wright,
Surgeon General Smith and is coIIs
Of surgeon, Governor CDrtin ard stnii are
using every exertion IT. preparing for the
nomtor, Of ,As wounded brought to that
ace.
.uatc'eg-aph lire IS being cxtcn'ied to
Boon. zorro, taus bri. ling US mnch near
er 10 General Mcclellan. headquartcr' g
Ilwili be completed 10 morrow.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24
fui tttthh wan



.tH. UEa.HI. JIu.. .tn.t namRfv
iUtua "a th. hNoc'tip lttp.tiHtrd
,., ly.luuc W MUuw.la ,up.,url
in ....e.tl .H..U tt 60 pnUun tH. lib
nHati. G0,uu0r i.msJ Imm,dntsIg
sr.f .u b u, Us. aIiing l0uuIhp history
II l.a Indian uuilusk boo detail and
.Iovtpa the uCccs.iy ui the utivr cklui
w,p uirn, ur nt l,Ust thc expulsion, oi
Nuo.r DbkUigD nation irum thu STAT.
%, Atuuyuh
Nn.. ,ludmg 60 llo amy Nhcl bad
existed 'pi. yc,., between tHu thp lnunw
AND il,g ,n,,r.. the eG.}uuor ruNI.ws tue
events Of tLe pas, mgEia. Tho hrst hoo'
ulit.rs took place al Aclou,,U A,ccker 90,
on the 10th OF Aug where a ismi'' ois six
persons Nere murdered.
On ,he lSih OF August n force Of iotty-
Ave : ,dicrs was sOut TO Fort nldgley IL
was attacked from Hn ambush, and hall
their number were stain Tho horrible
work. Of murder ptIgc ava devastation
was swiftly cNlruuyu though the Sioux
reservations, and hundreds Of every age
ppd ,oN pcrsngd by The hands Of these
renlors,le.s hutcuoss. Inc alarm was
general and thousands OF people abandon
ell lDrlv homes.
Mcauwn,o ,nc Chippewa band had as
suu4,I .u,ououuB attitude, BAT no
deUrcdalun5 have been committed 10y
them. and there Is 10 sufficient evidence
that they contemplate hostility
/ O,og two thousand troops we're raised
and sont against She DakolaAs, who seem
ell To b. rrlreaUnE; but it was learned
that ,hey were continuing their mass",
cres The sett.urs at BrcCkinrldgc, on the
Red river were murdered and Fort Abb
ercromble seriously mUnaeed. The Gov
ernor thus forcOly depicts their aIrocI.
tics
"Bu. massacre ilsolf bad been a mercy
'ir It could have epurclased exemption from
tue revolving circumstances with which 1t
was accompanied. Nothing which the
brutal last and waatOn cruelty OF these
sayages could wreak upon their helpless
and Innocent victims was omitted from
The category Of thci. crimes, helpicsS
moss and muOcuuce, indeed, which move
|pltY in any breast hut tacrs, seemed TO
inspire thp.u only with . moro tona.sA
( rage.
"lumnts hown into bloody chips OF
IAes,, or nailed alive 10 door posts TO lin
sc- out thsir little life immortal agony, or
! torn untimely from the womb Of the
murdered mother, and ~ cruel mockery
onst in fragments on Der puisc,cs5 and
/ bleeding breast. rape joined TO huruerl IN
one awful tragedy young glr,s, even
h children Of tender years outraged by their
brutal rayisher5 uutil death ended ihor
shame women held in captivity 10 un~
.d.rCn flA horrors of living death whole
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24

DIRECT PROM rur ARMY or THE PoToMl

D-Hh0' fNoA VI III A"'' W ) az ~ v way.
y nAN". '''sN' ~ -"F lIA , Io "' 80 tht
.,., ...'4" ''..'',.'. .t..~ 49, ~ 49, ,,ol
-' ere. ''"s . ...,.,,1 N.Y., '''' ~ "''"
''@ ''' '5V"i' 'oI' '."' '""' ,ho,, d,.L
iH' .', ''..'''.,',,., >, ,.T L, I,cIi,.,,t
~, ., 'I.,'l. l , S'.'' ,@nc all over oy.r6t
.,,..r rs'.- ,rgri
r,a;. .,.,a Al. ,Arir transportation and
o,',...I of ali ,aolr wounded Ju. about
I.ra, hundred.
R,rw,an three and four hundred rebel
trrar,lrr. we're taken dur3g the day by
! 9nr p,seeartor's csynlrv. who took the
ldyqnc.
Nearly every nogsoi7 Sharpsburg was
.ruck by our smells. Two ware burned,
and also n large barn located in the CEN.
tre Of the town. The clu2ou' who g"
'ma:ned escaped by staying in them cellar
( r1ty ONO on 10 ~ H. d .tsaV
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24

The following table presents a complete
enrolment Of Clol-fcld county, the mum.
Der to be drafted being 3d.
Burnside township in proportion 10 the
population seems to have furnished the
iewcst number Of men, aad Fox the most
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24

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g,,,.,,... ,,rn. vim pank.' dtyi.io. to
.-..... N, ceptrc. Grnrr.i Uuokcrs
corn. with the pcr.,.I,rru R.fpnra.
,rd l'.r'. -. .. ..,. r.g0. aus
Porter. r,rns ON ,ho r.r ,r ewrum .J
ltprr.i4,o, ,bc ,y,,,r,, l.y o.,h the
,i.w M nrnfry ,bocp.,,,'. -Irb, Huuk.
General p,oo,au,ou .unnor,,d ,l.o gu.ru
with 5uO c,yaI,y nsd rour batteries.
gnnorm UooIor IN tho afternoon CROSSE
.t hrur,,m Crock. and look uo,I. 90
ON the hI,I. ncfny Sn.rr.hpry and three
u.0r- ~ inr ucb of Ear,vilr. His
frr.rs .ni into action about dusk, which
lasted ,uo hours. 8.mug vaish the enemy
ne.o driven about hWt d mile. with con-
siderable u.. the Ps.nNlyun.a Re,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24

Ga The Union Sliders OF this Represen.
tatve district have presented the ,oyal
voters OF The district with two first class
Abohuoni5ts in tne shape of NJ. Il. shan
non @; Jefferson county, and Warren
Cav'5s ufMcEeau eouu;7.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-24

E1rIoHoN At PI1TsDURCH -75 OR so
LIVES LosT.--A series Of explosions took
place at the Arsenal ut Pittsburgh on
Thursday last by which some IS or SO hu,
man beings-mostly girls and women
we're suddenly cast into eternity. The
eXPlosion--or rather three separate and
distinct eKplosions-took place in the La.
tolatory, which was filed Bilh women
and girls employed in filling cartridges
ani other implements ofwar. The build.
ing sas completely torn to pieces, and
fragments Of human limos, flesh, &C.,
were blown in every direction. The first
explosion .s supposed to have been occa.
stoned by q cart passing over the pave.
ment where powder had heeu spilled, stri.
king fire. This communicated with an
open barrel. The other two explosions
ollowod in quick succession.