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We are requested to state TINT d.
vine services will be held a, the Pres.
by,crian church on Friday, at eleven
o'clock, that day having been mp.
poin.ed by presiden, Davis as a day
Of fasting aud prayer.
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panol,, on ,hc q and Alb Snbbaib'
~ each month.
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The militia b, Dat No. 5.vss or
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CAvASMv NOvICG.

See notice Of Capt. Clanton. The
organisation Of his company wal
postponed until Saturday next.
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ADVERTISEMENT,

We direct attention to the various
military notices and legal advertise.
nen,s in this issue. They arc Of in.
terest 20 all our readers.
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LYNcnnrRa Feb. 23.--Therc In.
been thirteen land slides on The Wiz.
GINA and Tennessee Railroai--oue
culver, Va heen dcsyoryrd. and one
hundred and fifty feet Of the crib work
gone. in consequence Of the recent
heavy rains. IL three or four days
he rcpaits will w. cowpletcd.
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tOeottoe0s e0W NV WV
The aostfhm hssteg fsTstai W.
ssll IN iea fssussbi Hi'le i'gfi {,
ssd ..asa lie proclamation. etllihg
n, ,eyen Hsgmem' ~ three tefri
" n, the var. I Ifpo'e ~ ta''e ,
eomf.sy n 'sf'ei'y nader 'hi' e''l
Tie fsefedera,e 0egAsnmpni vii
fmeisi mms, clothing and eqnip
m,his and give . bou'y n ftfi
boiws 10 eaeh solder payable Tle'i
Tho campaty u mustered h. A
soos "a sisiyfo1 men are enrolled
ite company vii bc mgin.ted sb'
onc.D elected
II y WARD
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the 2iah. .sy lLsl ihs FedsfHl,
ne hsaf fhai plfee, Eith ~ Dob meh
mi ara All beina reinforced a
dntefne fgit V esgeeiei
Isysftesdle NM az tmfhel ~
gfilny lasf, Ivy mler ~ Gen Ne
ralhebL
The savannah Hepald ran n llp
ljtli, spit that communication wiih
Fsr, paIaski bas brett aaefimlly
cIesel ny che feiaraI.. who have
,hne batteries u heavy gun. com
handing The river
5 .ssss
carr DAYS fosn, tAaIqb H., 20
Coi H. y Wordi
The fell destroyer has found m
otbor yclnm ~ The iabkr N The sdr'
H., Blues. j. " Mitchell dici ~
be morning of the slh iusl.. after
m illness III near four sc,k., sab
ypd,od fever We, the memlrrs oi
hir mc.s, feel constrained. by our
respect and love for the deceased, Ia
pay ihi. lnsi tribute 10 lis memory,
lie has been n member of ar con-
pany aud II our mess since We lcI,
nome. As n soldier and NJ n mess.
mate, he wns ever true and rcn3y to
10 his duty checrinlly. No Labor,
trials or priyations cyer brought from
him u complaint The love Of hi
country and his high appreciation Of
the sacred cause IN which she is en-.
gagged, we're ever uppcrmost in his
mind, and his agreeable department
and gcnial disposition won rs friends
MI who knew him. Deeply do VIZ
lament the loss Of one 30 noble in hi.
actions toward others, aud so self.
sacrificing in this great common
cause I; that he fell, too, just IN the
spring time Of life, when the cner.
cies ure fresh and vigorous, AMI the
heart clatcd with bright hopes 10
prospect Of q urcful and honorable
career 10 life. Yet NC marnxnr MT
o. the .mystcrioss dealings Of tina,
overriding Providence, whose ''ways
ARE pas. finding out" and in nj sor.
rowing ws fcc! TINT ''ihe Lord reign
eth" In this separation, We feel th'
loss, from our number, Of one who
held a place deep in the affections o.
US all TINT our company has beer
deprived of one Of its most valuable
members, aud cur country Of u soI
dier valiant and ready, whose mim
and energies were wholly enlisted il
y cause which he esteemed just an'
holy. lie fell no less . sacrifice Of
the altar OF his country than Ind b,
/. met the grim monster in the bIood,
1 coufict IN the field Of battle, or wheI
/. snn,ching the laurel wreath from til,
canMoh's mouth. Sincerely do ",
sympathise and condole with his fam
,iy in their bereavement. We kno,
e tbs, they have Lost a kind and obcli
cnt SON. and u loved brother, in WHOM
|, we're ccn,crcd ,hcir hopes aud a6ss
tions. Yet Il Is q consolation 10 thru
y to knov that he cherished 10 tbs La
tina, unchangable love for them, slu
he died in u nsble cause, his patriot
zeal unsbated, AMI in the fall sss'
. rance that when cns loose from III
It loved ones here, .fIom this workl I
Joys anil sorrows, II bright hope
lsring prospects anil Of disappear
!, mcnts. that be would realise that 1
:. r6able bliss. and the blessing, proa
y. iscd TO the just, in that ''bcticr land
~ vhcrc there Is no parting. anil pal
" and death are felt aud feared /
N more" n. W. TERRY.
., NJ. N. TrRRENTINE
G.. N. TuRRENTlEk
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TAKEN % nv 70. SossissA ~
Spriusppst, u n NJ - ~
one sovssl kcvss Muls1 " yssr ii
~ hsNls Aish. nose ll.4 ~. !.
praised " ~ 70. a - ~ nj
kesse peegsI heuoo0tmkHls
SIeDo ~ mn. n
II NJ Face, u hssds kh. -
5000. r.
isssavv q. Tea.
Admfnistrst9 MA
esiers n a1misiNs(ra hsse
IL srHnssd In b. snds rpsa NJ
hate Court 81 Panola s(sy. Als,a
January term. 1s6', ihs ~
X. 4. IaeAsnN. decsa,sdpl n pssp
Ing 81 In. against ssid Issos apsSl
10 hare then prohNs~l y. sDj~p9
the CLERKS Il Bss ~ aiIksgss ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
CrT,.~ VICTORY AT >,oRHvrE1.
ror,;nued fron Firs' Pee.

tso pieces wl which they s'' He'd Coio'h on Sal
,rior rnoruing Toese were captured from them.
Tsey did no, undertake % emoye tue pi-ees which
felI into their ban on 4tuIday nor dd they cany
of any o. their wounded
CAIRO, Oct. III C Rebels are fleeing in the d.
rection of Holly - ings, and are now twenty mi,es
blow the Hatch. .e River, fol owed by Gen. Nc
Paerson. Gen. Ros-crans has fallen back TO One-
walls, aod &c d. lluilhut 10 Bolivar. .o,o
Oar les II the Colinth fght Is estimated at i.V'
wounded, gnd 25Ckilled. In the Haehe epgaS.-
rent, 5O2 killed ana wounded. Rebel loss a' 'e" "
one. , -.
We have taken from 5000 to lOOJO p'i'oDe''-
mr. a,e o. b,esert at Corinih about Low
woaodsi, Including tie Rebels, all Of whom Will be
removed to hospitals in region as soou as u"s-
pOr,atlou can te ottalncd cc, ~
l6ih lowe. arrived ttis evening
Toe casualties amo officers are uneoMmohiy hu'
uesous aud severe.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Hopkins stated that larger number Of persons had
received the hospitality of their friends at thi, mss.
ing, than AT any previous one. Rev. S. c. Buckin~.
BAN Of Springfield chairman of the local committee
Of arrangements, made the last address, and alter
loved series Of very interesting and halmo,,ion.
eessi0us.
Tue next meeting Of the Board will be held NJ
Rochester, n. Y, aud Rev. l.. l.. Cleayelsnd Of
New-Havep, Conn. will preach the sermon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

CoNcsET FOR ina BiNEfiT or rmE SOLDIERS
On Monday evening grand vocal aud instrumental
concert Nlil be.gven at Nule Plains. in ait Of the
Lldie1 S,'d!.is Relief Ass cation 81 tho vls.c.
The ASSOCIATION, unl.i tie atic lcader,lip Of Miss
Wand, A4s been dong good ,efyce ia tAe cause.
Hons oi myley or merchandise, especially nannels
Tor wiuter gnmoats ior lie soldier. Gontlbutlous
eft ut the office Of Mr.. William Ward, NO - Tx
change place, city, addIe,scd to Mrs Ward, Frst
Dirctresa, or Mrs. Clapp, Treasurer, White PhIps,
will be faithfully applied.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
LOCAL POLITICAL MATTERS.

CrxTRu TNroy WADswoRTH AID IRfMAN
CLUR This Club was last evening Organized at ihe
Republican Rooms, corner Of broadway ANA lweu'v-
thifd street. Delegations oi hye mehpefs We
vresert from the respective Ward tlnhs WIN ihe
execution ef ihOs- in the Twelfth, Irieeuthi ana
Eopr,senth Ward. ID. u. Cohover was eleete1
President. and j. j. Shaw and a. NJ Palmer wee
prr-,dentS John l. Walker AMI y. G.. Abbe were
'lossn Secre, .ries, and WIN Usher Treasurer. Az
tor ,he aploiutmrut Of the following Executive
Committee the Club adjourned subject to tie call ci
the caair: c,, ~ II
Mckinney: Srcrrteri,s Chss. l. Prot j. " oin ET-
Cou,mi,.r-B. f. Weymouth VI. Fofdhtm' ). Lecompe'
.,,y Hleiaf l. A. Ardrws i,aac Oal-- ". ~. Mckinney
JSlclc.. ; J. Csmv,cL John u. Lawrence T., w
Colin Jale. 5 llyer y =. b"u " %" IL A,H'Ia, ~ ~
Tbe Executive Committee were then convened.
With coumendable zsal they immediately All oiItcd
the necessary sub-Committees, ahd Iroceeded 10
business Iley sdioufued TO meet al The Steubeii
iouse, Bowery, st O'Clock 2. M, on Mohday'
Tug iwrNrY-FIRsr WARD kArHcArioN MEET
ING.-The Twenty fret Wasd Ratification meeting,
which was TO take place last ese"ing ht No. i''J
! Fourth avenue, adjourned 10 next Friday evcling
! PFOPLE's UNON ASSOCIATIONS, VIA ASSEMBLY
! DIsTRlcr-At "A meeting of the AssOciat.Jn, II
ihnrsday evening, Oc!. ., Io0(i the ioHo"ins'
nance persons Were elected TO represent 'Le Ill
A>sem Is District IN tie ycral Nominating Con
vertions If tie Peoples Union Association;
County CoavrIuoi-Jy yhn W. hlaAehcy Isaac l. MecAcI
Alex Dstuy - MI,
Deso- r.. l.. Green l. Nicsrs W. Hudson JsAes I've Aei
Geo Uuaclui.. lsaac l. Me~kcI. -,
AID in joint meeting O.. the nenhers OF ne y o.
aud With Assembly Districts, residing ~ ttc Nini!
\ Nara, TIE Glowing named per,ous were elected i'
represeut the Ninlh Ward Ia the Cohgresoiona
Convention:
Dr. l iricc Geo r. Dean. Abraham Ven @. den, Thos
q. difyau, John J. Rabil~au.
IIorLLs UNIOS COUNTY CONvEsIlos.-lh' In
a,.l ..F.
,rnti.n last Ii-nf 4 NJ. Union sqnnie, Tor ih'
purpose OF nominating Surrogate and "a Supervisor
10 be voted tor al tie coming election. Robi ].
Darragn was called 10 The chair, 81. Drg!c chosei
SECRETARY. Ait,r sOnt prcuinHy busines-, Da'l'
X. Jaqaes oi tbc S.X'eenth WafG Wa, uu-ninOusl!
nonI. .icd ior Surrogate, aid IA. Tucker OF IL,
Li-Atn Ward Tor Supervitor.
CulRNs CoUNrY.-lhe Hon. John ID. Towns M
W ~ D,l cfsf formerly member a. tnc Le-.'lhure ifon
Cu.rns toluty received h- domination by accaetGon 10
tie oiicc u District Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

WsrrH GAHprS.-Mf. Edwin Booth played Iayo
lat evening, Tor tie fret time in his prcs,ut Engage
melt. What we usually look Tor ~ vain. .ii t.c
representation Of thls character, is tLo -is.fest
token II that p.an..blity which alone can justify
tie slcce.s Of the inirigues. The ordinary stag.
IgJ is a transparent rogue be icc whom hu oer.iJr
IN pa,,n, safes, or moea erc,iono,r, would s,e.4
iac mode. OF MI righteousness. From Mr. Buo,'s
performance perceive that ho has striycn o. re-
ycrse tbs sorry ira4.uon and though lie success is
here aud tcre imlallci by some N..iaiay which
might wDeiy bee made lets eyiiclt, yet Tie ,'iort
points oXacly ia tAo night d4couou. 1o our
mind, However, il m!,ht 70 much further
aud be all the better. Eac,p,irg u
tie eol.loques we d0u.- Whether the
actor Wao Iei. atea laeo is aaliaut.d .u ir4yln.
sc much as shadow OF hs rurr lie Is heroic
kuaye and would 10 more indicate by tone or ecs.
llrc or covert .n tie motives wLlch imr, him
than he would t.ow oalon 40 the rising tido Of bis
success. Mr. Booths method s To itud double
,icct TO tie part ty giving fall Play and Tree eApies-
son 20 the ", passions al times when no danger Of
detection is imminent, and layisling his "bone .,Y"
90 all others. IA.s was carried 10 paricler pu.u;
ile where lago pledges hius-lf 10 tie rcra
u-ton Of the Moor. " bile uuering the vow, ~ long
a- Otholos lace was BET alaft, le glsIed upon Aiu
with Mcllistolhcuan mAleyolcaoci but the Instant
mat Olhe,ioa eyes turned toward hm, his own were
lifted to o., f.cs, aud owe. ho.cd with sAucIt, of
tHe frat water. Incidents h-e tlis are repeated
throughout the Representations With certain view
Of Iago they werc perfectly consistent. aud tley In
scuse help tie ci-ciNeuoss oil he part upon the
Stage. In Mr ioo.Ls cato 10 would be q d,s..dyaut.
age to alter item; although some DAY there llay ap.
pear an lago who shall try the lis ler Light.
What We have to u'y most emphAtcally OF Mr.
Booths performance Is that like hs Othel!o. il far
sun lassrs all creon!ious Of the same part kuoan TO
tho American stage. We most rospc,t 10 Tor vA.i
will. by rome, be brought aganst II ua a COMPLAINT
its quetude aud repose. popular iall.cy mistakes
II decent Tesard to what is nat4ral and human for
tan.ene'si precisely as it mistakes fury for force
and uPIoar ior emotion. Mr, Booth proves himself
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

more and more Of an artist as he abandona those
time-dishonored usages which, while they catch the
inconsiderate fancy Of the multitude, degrade the
stage and turn dramatic ar, to shame
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE I42D RIG


MINI.
ihs regiment, Col. Judsou, arrived here at au
eaiiy LoaF on Ncdne,d4y ino,Ai4g, ana Ell in the
evening Tor Washington. Annexed il "a list o. of-
ccrr:
Colonel, hoscias w. J1d.oD, Lieutenant Colonel ---
MsI i AtJuialt Geo e. a. vs. nnn-y. Quaue. .M4strf
LaI4e, r. tOlsei surgeon, David cro.; fir.t A,.sa
surge D. H. A. bo'aDa second AssisIsut surgeon, W. T.
Rice. Chaplain. Rev J.. l.. ra.nne-.
Captains Co. Al \. hehbuti Go. BID. D. johnson
Go. C-J. D. Kawson, Co. DIV. A. Jones; CO. r.--Wu ~.
Mbee ert 60. F-MsTcls P0tteri Co. O-John McI,ofu.
Co. n-Aiex Llds-yi Go. Nv. 5. +. Gaiinri 60 I'll
> Oo0dnOw.
Frst Observation-Disclosures Houphton, George p Tait
IL. DaiI4 VIZ. u, EIsa..n, H. v. OoVdnow, rIsuka i.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

Brown wm r johnson, r Birney Z. Keller j. ~ Elliott
{. &. Hill. - l. n.t,,t.
second Li,utenants-J. II. Hays, George y poohite'
George a. toddru. Scion Reyrolds David II we- h1ite
Woods, II. H. Hogan r. y. Morrhou'e' y > hui'Ou'' " '
Dodge. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

THE pRocLAMArioS.-'lb Rev. pr Cheeve'
will preach On tie sul jcct Of tho Presidents ffo'
camaiion at the Church Of tie Puritaas, to-norro"
evening
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
lAlyc.,4cment ]

lAlscuituent .. -
THIs Is THE USUAL FAMILY hoLihAi ~
RAHafN' Mtsnr. with performances afternoon aiu :,
lus That splendid drama. Ni,tnEiNr wih De- l'y, :.
e4,h aud the beautiful colorci tropical flsA WIZ ''
al. h0urs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11

PorrlcAL.-The Repnl. lean Uuion Convention,
for non mating candidate for Courrr som the sth psine..
wi Oc nc.4 at Conoc.al Hal. jersey Ciy' 'l' 1'''
81 a.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-11
IAdy.,t.,smeutl

Il WANT TO BE HEALTHY, WEALTHY, hoS,
oRAsLR AND HApP,"-A Physiological EAanins'iSsS iS.cts
Fowler Wells No 3c8 Broadway, will reveal ou. shss
sud bow 10 ceusct thsm-y0uT talents and DOW w"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
uqioq ccQqig Siar & LsrisbQrg elf'Q'.s
Az INDEPENDENT FAMILY yOgRNAL
Issued Fridays, nj Lewishurs. Union roaHty. PeHss

TERuS-sl50 per year 10 uE PaIp IN arvAS1H-'sss
1T the rate for Ion ger shorter period Iha.
cts will paw for four months, IS cts for six months -
for eight months, 2dnl for sixteen mouths dol ~ =
years s. for four copies one year 80 Tor ten e.
wear &c Single Nos cts Payments BY nail 49,
received in gold, postage stamps, or bank notes AZ ~
value here Most kinds Of Produce recriveG il pay u
ss-wh-n the time expires for which paper : nas7
fuplrss We hav. a running sccoOut IL Is SfuiFku
ApvIgrtsEls ,Srs handsomely published, 81 % = =
s1usr. one wrsk IS cts each sitter Insertion dol ~
mouths, dol PER year. uafa squsrs-a5 cts, u y
dol dol. Two squsr.s-l SO, 1 90. 10. MerrhAnls =
not over one-fcurth Of column, 10 dot per year ~
sizes, &c. may he agreed upon square L l-iin'
smallest type, Is Of ueXtlar-er. AdveTtis, rrt
eenuraiikipg Illegal, or svndli9E tendency not san
Communications desired Oh topics of general -
ant accompar led hv the writer's real name and
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH - losHtrd In me -, -,
nfths Star q CiroHic by which weoften nsertiu
News in sdvauce Of the Fhilsd Nails II
Couusrt-d With the Ofie- SIMPLE ratsr'sis "A
kinds Of JOB PRINTING. which will be sHseu'>@
neatn.~- and dssp-trh ard On reasonable iefus -si
a-Cssual advrrtissmen te > paid I'F NN'u -.
in-J"h work Wher taverst- ~ ti..snse ~ ,.-,,.
q, OFFICE IN Market square. rcrih s't' -, rs
Jan !. lsJs Ii'L ~ eth-'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
DR.. HOOFLAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
f0R me srrEDV CURE OF

Caugts Co'ss Igfen,a, crap, Ho1rs.re'' Fr7re,i :,
IueUm0Hig Digc1sss c he Baieis, grlslEg from tfd.
Iaeipisat Consumption, and jar ne TeC 0id i a all
possible cure # ItieHts IN adrdadea stages f le latter
disIse.
,uE Balsamic Cordial is entirely Vegetable rroduc-
ton CON tnn- the healing prnpcrti,s Of the Basam,
with the nvigora'Gg qualit'e. Of Cordial, producing
combination well adapted TO the Parposes intended,
that there but few q disease which will not it
an early period succuab TO Its healing and life giving
prop rites
For ages has the treatment of pulmonary diseases
eIpiet the greater portion o the attention Of tie s-n
tifc of the medical world hut none lurcl mere emf
nenre in his treatment @: these diseases than the c
bra ted PruSsan DR. HOLLAND the originator ot the Bal
,amie Cordial Ills life devoted to the Of
remedies ths would stand uuTi'a'ei How well he has
surceed.d the American people are able nJufge: and
We positively assert that preparations tha Lave ever
been pacd before them, have the amr amount
of benefits on su',rin. humanity. have ELECTED
many Communications from all classes Of society the
remedies Of Hoofand, prepared - Dr. C. VI. Jackson
Co. OF Philadelphia.
The Cordial Is designed for class Of diseases more gen
eral aud fatal than any other 10 which the people
Of this country sutjcct-th0se siTineing from
.sli-ht cold" That eminent authority, DR.. Bell says
- will not say that Colds to inhabitants what
the Plague and yellow Fever N those Uf other
tries: but confidently that they usher in dis
Of greater completely and mortality than these latter
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer. JOHN NJ
WHIrALL, says Of the BALsAMIC CORDIAL.
Dr.. c. N. J,cKsoN-Respeeted Friend Having for a
long time been acquainted with the virtues of thy BAL
SANiC CORDIAL in Coughs. Gods Inflammation of the
Lungs. sc, thus freely bear testimony TO its efficacy.
For several years have been without 1t in my
family. 1t is also gives pleasure TO state that have
used it with entise success in the Treatment uf Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly. JOHN N. WulrALL,
Fifth Mo. II, ls5s. Race st above 9Th, Philad'a
AS-Thsse medicines are for sale ty all respectable
Druggists and dealers in medicines in the United States
Canadas British Provinces and West Indies at IS cents
per bette. Besure and get the genuine with the sigma
ture Of C. NJ jackson the wrapper Of each bottle all
others are counterfeit Principal Office and Manuia
ry. as Arch street, Philadelphia. Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Knox Fruit Farm and Nurseries.
J. Knox, Box l55, PiltSburg, Pa,

SELECT LISTS OF STRAWBERRIES
NOR S5we will furnish 100 plants each of
the following kinds: Triomphe de Gand,
Trollope's Victoria, Barr's New Pine, Jenny
Lind and Wilson's Albany.
For $40 we will furnish 100 plants each Of
the following choice kinds: Triomphe de
Gand. Troilope's Victoria, Vicomlesse Heri-
cart de Thury. Fillmore, Downer's Prolific,
Blrr's New Pine, Jenny Lind. Cutters Seed
ling, MAvoy's Superior and Wilson's Albany
TRIoNPUE DE GAND.
description Of this superb and unrivailed Straw
berry, our circular We will furnish this variety
and the Wilson's Albany, the two leading kinds, at the
following rates:
TalonPnE De G.Yp-5o cents per dozen, So per 100 !;
5000 for SIS: 10000 for SIS; 10000 for SGo. For the
500 lot five per cent will be charged for boxes and
packing WILSON'S ALR.SV.-25 cents per dozen 81 per
lOo 5000 for So Larger quantities at same rate For
500 will furnish lO,oOo Iroinphe de Gand and 10 o
wilson's Albany Five per cent will be also charged Tor
this lot, for boxes and packing
PLANTS BY MAIL.
We will send to any post office address in the country
post paid and carefully put up to carry eafy
ogue the prices there annexed For instance, 100
Wilson's Albany for 81 100 Troliopes Victoria $780, 100
Trioruphe de GAnd. g., &c-
rHNo orders hled for plants by mail for less than
one dollars WORTH of any Kind, and when less than
loo are ordered, II must be At the dozen price.
RASPBERRIES.
BrincxIes orang. and Francon'a 81 per Dozen s. per
l0O $50 per 1000 Fasto Rivers Large fruitei Month
ly Knevitts Giant, Hudson River Antwerp, Red Ant
werp Yellow Antwerp, Aliens Hardy IS cents per dozen,
g per 100, SIS per 1000 Improved American Black
Cap, 50 cents per dozen, SO per loo SIS per 1000.
SELECT LISTS OF RASPBERPIES.
For $40 We will furnish loo Brinckes Orange. the f.
nest favored Raspberry, we'll Of the largest
most beautiful and productive; 100 francona. very
large red berry, Of good favor enormously productive;
100 Improved American Black Cap, much larger. more
iur tefs Favored.
superior TO the Black Cap. The plant is entirely
hardy very productive and the fruit is much sought
after in the market.
The above kinds include the three colorsre orange,
and black and furnish pleasant variety Of favor. We
regard them the hest for amateurs and the most pro-
ttable for market culture.
RlaCkberrles.
New Rochelle 81 per Dozen IS per l0o s25 per 1000,
si0J per 5000 Dorchester, IS cents per Dozen 81 per
100. SOS per thousani Newman's Tborness 50 cs'per
doIen 81 per 100, $50 per 1000. We will send 100 each
Of the above three kinds for $40. B5Each package of
Strawberry and blackberry plants will contain printed
instructions for cultivation
For prices Of GRAPES CURRAN7S, Co0SEBER-
RIES RHUBIRB, ASPARAGUS &c, see our Circular,
which will be s1nt to all applicants enclosing Stamps.
We have opened at No. 20 Fifth st. (pittsbnrg)a
se,0 Si,ra aHS Horticultural D,pci.
where all articles belonging to such establishment
can be had, o; the best quality.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
DR.. WIN. B. HURD'S
TOOTH POWDER.

This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
aad Is free from all Acids or Alkalis thai,
can IN the least injure the Teeth.
Its action being entirely mechanical
polishing without wearing the enamel.
DR.. Wm. B. lInd'S Tooth Powder
is recommended BY all Eminent Dentists
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental OfEce,
No. II Fourth St. Brooklyn, f d.
Price, 25 cts per box.
A liberal discount made to Dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
ings, No. Spruce 81. Neg York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel j. & |. Codding,on, us
Broadway; d. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway;
and by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
GENERAL ORDER,

TTHE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession of the
Philadelphia Il Erie Railroad, under the con-
ditions agreed on with the Philadelphia d
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH d. POTTS, General Manager there
of, to whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instructions.
]. EDGAR THOMSON.
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office of the Penn'a Railroad Co.,
Phiiadeiphi Jan. 80, 1862.