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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

EYED AND EAR.
d + A l. n E 8 S.
-
OPTH4LMIC AND AURAL INSTITUTE,
227 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Opposite WilIards' Hotel,
Devoted TO the tte,tment MHpvc lilly AID Surgi-
eallJ, OF al m.ladies Of the EYE AND EAR.
Or. r. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
From Clinton Placs, New York City.
In publishing the folio ps iestimonals, d.. Won
70 do as they proc ed from sources hish and re
Iie6'e IS 10 render it a MISTER 'f qualification for
him not only to possess, but to publish them:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 9, 1862.
as 40 huIist, would ,tste thai have been ictsd
sbs GS o 6G.Cs
Mosohziskor, IN the course Of rhreo months, have
Ordinary tone OF voioe, AID ali IN. disssrecsblo
feelings which Accompanies the cesfness, snch as
have nearly, snd trust will very soon ce /, Q en-,
tiIeJ, ". H. COoKR
A., Eomtts Pos. Senator J. F. Simmons,
Mr. COOKIES oaa3 of daains-s has been long
known TO me, as hal much oIficuIty in mstIne
him hear. requiring great elevation of voice. II
gives me pleasure to ado my teSmonIa to the pro
tess DIAL skill OF DIR mOsohzisker, n. am ov
able to oonverse with my friend, Mr.. Cooke, az
with other persons in mY usual tore
IF. SIMMONS, u. 8. s,
WAsHINGfo :, April 19, 1852
This Is to osrhfJ thst ths heaTiDg of my SOC y boy
OF thirteen years ofage has beea greatly lmf aired
Tor some years. avn proud 20 stste that his hear
ing is now restored by the treatment of DR.. r. A,
Won moaohzi.Eer. 70 whom I WOMB n oommend
ell who are all oted in that way. WIN. SLAD.,
SIS Massachusetts avenue, between ita and 5th
streets.
MAYORS OFFICE.
Georgetown, Aprll IS, 1861.
This 10 to certify that my hearing having been
muoa Impaired for for some time cart, Plac ed my
sell ~ der The p OCCASIONAL treatment OF Ur. Won
Moschzisker. After 9 few weeks of his care, I ex-
peTie oed . very peroeptitl- Improvement, ard 1t
this time my hearing Is IS good as il has been
at any Time within my Ieoo leo'ioI.
9-Ivs hgNRy DpTsoN Mayor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13
DLATED ICE PITCHERS!

DLATED ICE PITCHERS!
We will open this morning an unusually lara
IT, with me Ee al y nss e eS
n,oa Nj W. SAX. 4 Bro. Jevsllers,
T ANsBURsB& PROS BALTIMORE BAR
Jrst received, from the late New York Auction,
splepdId assortment OF the latest style DRESS
SIM Gmbrell,s and psrssols.
Linen Hsndterohlef, Of eli kinds, very cheap,
glove, and Gauntets.
aHosisry Of every description.
With Vii q fiIi stock of hoop Skirt, and FANG,
and o:nrIncs your of, at Hsll's Old place, 3T5
III Hoop Skin. Factory. 1Is Libert, st New
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
An Army Medical Board wi / assemb'e in " Ash
inston, o. on ne LIST Ct June next for the ex
hleJicai Corps OF the Armv. In addition TO the or
dinary requl iemenis Of moral character, medical
aud sou ad phy,ica! cSndtion, he sppiosns mS1i
oe ismiIar With the lrlnepes Of hypens and the
hospitals, camps and Transports -
Applications must Be addressed to the Secretary
81 Wa; through The snrsson 6ensIs!; must state
Pl.ee OF his birth. They must also be scooms gained
references will receive no sttennonl By respect
Physical qualifications rec uisite for filling credit
ably the respontible station, snd for Dsrforninr
a6' NE snd active duties ofsn ooer Of
Applicants must be between treaty one and t,ssn-
No .iloasnse u Isl made for the expenses of mar.
sons usdergoing tnese exsminations, az they Are
tSos sSo are aai 20 Sss
gIl! be entitled to transportation on oberins their
There are nov and soon will OCCUR, several VA
osncies 10 the Medical STAB. MIDST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

FOR SALE-A pair OF handsome grey MARES,
.ssesSs, Ssss? laiG p5l; PSLts S
". ,uhE6son; veterinary Surgeon, 233xA
COAL--COAI,1COAL!
JUST Recelvel lS2 tone Of best Gu. lity Cookirg
vessel ana at s. per tos q 40 pounds at the y.rd,
which s. &. % 1.t and
ket rrio.s for cash Ofi'e on tie corner Of ninth
ml2 ST. GEORGE T. LANGLEY.
DROPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the MaIor's Ofhc, until Saturday, May II. h. at
y O'clock p9GoI tp, grading AID ETaysins BE ysn.s
tae north side OF Boundary street
Proposals WILL state the price per g us,e yard for
,ncts de. N The inter, off e four inches dee, 81
Ths sT..ing to b. done to the ssFsf. ton Of the
m,noss. JOS. E. Rn WINGS
mI2 Intel. Rspub.l
GaocEKIxs' w UibER. WHISTLES AND
Ssssa;' %sf 5 %s s I'd java Coffee
Rs%s S ii ia Fer 81 n Tea. s.,,,,,
P FlGS. sn ds suSsr On: SHrsG Hans.
lsyiol's ana jamieron's Crackers,
snSh H gssss t and T Sxe fr0he
Olives Almonds, CuTrants,
Dinner Baskets, Yarnishsd Boxes,
la.ge Tubs nnd Coo ers,
Rrovu sLd Vsrni.hsd Boxes,
Flour in barrels and b, &c, a. lowest prices.
At l.. A. DELLWIG'S
SUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE.
- Sherry, Madeira FiIe DraHiIsS,
III land Gin. Roso Cordial,
Fine Old WhiskIes,
In bottles and on draught,
at L. A. DELLWIG'S.
CIDER, CIDER "A primo article Of Sweet
~ CIDER, on drsus ut snd for sale in kegs and bar
rels, at l.. A. DEL,.WIG'S
for sale ana prompt delivered BY
l.. a DELLWIG,
IN 10 81 Seventh street east
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THE JAMES RIVER.
MARINES

A battalion Of U 8. marines are under order,
70 proceed TO Norfolk TO guard the hayward
and other places, and expect to leave this after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have hand, and offer for sale, in cask or by the
single dozen:
HILBERT CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YOUNGER'S INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

~ EhE NATIONAL UNION MEN of the
IS Tnrd Ward opposed to the present munich.
pal ucket, 70 coIhouism or the epublIc On
q Temperance Hall TUESDAY EVs MING,
MAJ sab. at III oclook. for the purpose or appoint
arg oeegsts. TO the general Dominating oonven-
non. no eeleonns wSrd uoket m 10 50.
HTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
~ Dc hotden eyerI day this week In the Luther
~ Chrfch, Rev. j. g. Butler's,) ct the corner OF
uth and II Streets, commencing Of ~ O'Clock > m.
and continued but one hour, X n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

FOR SAIE-A pair of handsome grey MARES,
= one beautiful riding horse will sci n
Or. GKE6SOH. Veterinary Surgeon 253N
ID street, near 18th m u IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

Srl TCHED LINEN SHIRT FRONTS,
~ Best styles, sll prlcef.
PERRY BRO,
m u 81 Pa avs. and Ninth atreet
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SILK AND LACE wRAPPINss.

SiLK AND LACE wRAPPIN6s.
ply cf sILa HAN'rLEs. and SACQUTS 81. also
LACE Ne NTLEs, and POINTS; mailing our
ofthe stason Ladies vill please call early
M. TAYLOR 60,
A RmY AND NAVY BLUE FLANNELS, of
"A qualities and eolors that osn he relied on -
A full stock Of medium and thin WOOLENs
for 6enfs', Youths ana BOYS wear.
Ons prce only marked In plaia 6S res, the actual
ossh standard value hence. no Purchaser Is do
IA imposition Of stock solicited at ell times from
resdents and strangers; IL implies no Obligation 10
puToheso. PERRY a BRO.
In is 81 Pa avenue Aud Ninth AZ
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NSX9x TITEVTU The Y0T' Rs OF THE
yited 70 attend = meeting on WEDNESDAY
ESSNINS: IA instant at 8 O'CLOCK, al Odd Eel
ioEs Hal NAVY Yard, to take such action As ms =
De deemed post prudent at the coming mum o. paI
eco Ion ft Is desired THAI every voter viii 'be
minlstIcuon, including tho receI, enianci patton
aot IL 10 expected of the candidates 10 answer
taeee susslons, SO th6t every voter NAV know
What he L. voting for Turn out in your might "a
business OF great Importance lie to Be transantsd
ent. y, 10 tess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

We will open this morning an unusually lara
essortmento Of Plated Toe Pitchers Of the best a.
ltJ, with TIE latest improvements at yer. low Tetes
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18
the Funeral or the Murderer George @.
Hersey.


The funeral service the body Of Geo. c. Jersey,
who hung last Friday at Dedha held about ak
on the evening ~ his fathers house In this village
The relatives " the deceased and three neghbors
all that present Among the relatives the
brothsr Of the executed Also Mrs. Churchill the
mother Of his wife, Mrs c. II In said acquits him Of
all blams 70 far her daughters sudden death h
cerned.
Several sisters Of the young present, md
number OF unclee and cousins all OF whom greatly
moved. But hlzChgsd parents (who, with their remaa-
ing children, among most respected and esteemed
nhabitants) were tho objects Of greatest sympathy
profound was their grief snH sorrow cyer the shanci
end WHICH s9elr iarsss had made The countenance
Of tna sSrpse was not 81 ell livd blood shot, There
was not even any distortion token OF distress observ
able and only shght ma under the chin 70 denote bis
violent death The funeral services we're conducted by
j. L. Hatch, minister Of the South church. and consisted
simply OF the reading Of appropriate passages Of Scripture
short prayer, after which the body-with the old
schoolmatos Of the deceased taken
cemetery and deposited according his DESIRE be-
sIde that OF his vile. The whole matter conducted
In decent and Christian manner, without show aud dis
play nnd yet with respect TO the form which clothes
common humanity. Every means " would SEEM ought
10 be taken TO impress deeply upon the minds ~
youth especially the lesson OF warning which this sad
tragedy conveys II inprossiyclY alluded our
pulpts yesterday Rev. hr. Hatch discoursed faithfully
70 the youag iscn 5swss Il ~, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18
Our Lexington CorresPondsncs,
i.rYts.iroy IL. in0nst il 1a6s

N!ssMo4 Of L<rington-ywrendr Of lsdependence-HoU
Took Piace-Fbrce Of the Rebes-Ths Charges Against
Es-COneressman Reid - Larys Members Enhsting
Throughout the State, &c., d.
This place. already full Of eventfu history has perhaps
not yet ended rs historical startling events are
Transporting very Us, and threatenngs Of another
siege but not Of another surrender, upon the wind
But although may hold this place, favored this
morning with the announcement that sister city Of
Independence the county seat Of Jackson county has
after -four hours fight, been ovcrpowered and after
surrender Of brave officers and true basely
murdered by the barbarous wretehes who have for the
time being possession Of the city The advces which We
have from that direction about ioIlows:--
Lieutenant Colonel Bcjl. Seventh Missouri Volunteer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18

hne 10 show itself in France elsewhere II Is now be
coming fashion for provincial town bespsak pieco
which Is succeeding in Paris Augcrs. perceive lately
went 70 the capital " enjoy the "Ialla Rockh OF
Davic r'e manager Of the Opera ComiQus teuched by
tse vi ecenpliments. exhibited new drop scene
dispiasils tgtoNn OF Angers.
schachaei sew oratoro. isracl's Return from Jeru
salon." was rec ally produced Hai with ollie.
Titiens, Mr. sims Reeves Aaiane Laura Baxter and MI
Weiss as the principal smgcrs The London Aths~1Hm
says that although thsre obrusve copying OF known
models, there Is originality in the composition The
words are drawn from Mcore's " Sacred Melodies ,
cemented by recitations taken from Holy Writ
capital farce entitled Marriage At Any Price," by
Mr. wosler been produced with great the
Strand theatre. London.
Balfes csntata, Mazsppa," Is rather favorably
spoken OF by tho Londoa musical critics 1t n not how.
ever, work likely to add greatly to his reputation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18

The Royal English Opera viii, IL h said, open with
now work by Mr.. Wallace and Mr. Planche, and, 1t Is
added, earlier than ussl, with view Of RECALLING the
jsst guests to tho Exhibition Among the singers add
u "a - company arc Miss rafcpa and Madame Laura
gssssv =.
VIII rai.rcss. ma, do for music and drama Is bes,u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18

vCcated tie social equality of the negro born with
prejudccs aud tastes which make my own race more
agreeable than the Africans; prefer associate
with and to intermarry With the white But IL God
has made tho African my inferior In mind and body and
intellect and beauty OF person. If lie has In all this more
blessed than the African then much the will
Re just and generoua and givo him political liberty to
enjoy all that which remains TO him. The who, be-
caufc the negro has less Of the good gs Of God than
worst Of inldels and the basest Of mankind
ARxsG TME
have always been opposed 10 general arminG or the
slaves; but the South has armed them. Governor
by cannon shotted BY slaves. II the slave power nay
arm them, why may we not arm themf have opposed
the arming Of slaves because II would, a. general
thing prove inefficient, and because might lead " the
massacre Of women and children. Bu1 ] have always
favor OF garrsonng the forts in hot countries
with slaves, because believe they would then be ecent
destroy the white There could not be pretended
that there was any danger Of massacre OF and
children.v protest against sending, by force, whites
from their families and useful pursuits In The Union army
blacks the ground and willing 70 90 and defend the
forts and do the werk Of the camps.
The "UN0N AZ II WAS"
The "Union ~ IL wasn also the rebellion no II
wAs-the same tree will always produce the same
fruit. Expend - 600 900 900, lose . bali NIL.
lion Of noblest men, and restore f6e IJp,on
Mason and Dixons line, and then Ths,s The rst ac,
o. the same s,atss wi " " pass laws which will make
u mposs,pre l9 liprei men like Andrew Johnson g. 8.
Sax5y ahd Parson Brownlow to live there
The Onion party which is now there, In some places
predominant and in others strong, though minority
would 10 exist. Yon will have n consolidated
South, which will hate the Union than Il did whoa
~ rushed into rebellion, by the memory OF tbs blood
which you will have shed and the desostIon which you
viii have caused The nrst Of ell tho J. pslat res
VIII BIO to form military schools and pr6el lido ri 1nd lie
ss YG sss ss ss &C. into s aS Syy
certain hoes OF success. No. There IL no comprOmss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
,Bamcs w. Sands.

We fi1d many inan who have voted for
Mr. Rrush heretofore, who think be has
LeII tho oF,s OF Proihouotary long
cnou-h, and that, having received from
so c}) to $50 ono in fees during lis
ll.-nuo, be shoail be coo;ent, especially
al, thy have once crtwico voted for bin
"frr he i,st fims" Mr Sand. is au?c-
noc ba-jaos, man, who improves AMI be
comes uore popular on ncqnaintanco, as
bis homo vote will d,moastratc.
R7ush IS in the saue picklo with D;ll.
IL las publicly dacsrod-as Z 4 Raock,
Ns. Sands, aud Mr. Dschar!, and others
can tes,ify-:ha' if Mr.. Sands had the
n1miul,0n, be would not run agains; him
pr Sauis hal clear m7j>,ity over q
strong mau in large vote b. ballot. All !!
these "drrcnt solicitations Of numerous
f5jeni5"-wc have sann too many Of them !
However "numcron,' or "urgcnt" they
may hc, we always fad ths, they Leave the
can...jl.es 20 DO tha eis5ionaring aud foot
the bills Better lot Unola Sam smnk
his pipe IL peaca, md uJt coax Lil to vi
o.ate his promises.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
BE sure TO attend q
Mass lEcct;aG Of Free
men, in your district,
on TUESDAY, Oct.
II, 1862.
First. Think-Ihcn, Vote

In 1874 tb,rr were hardly 100
80, in I-ni1r county who 6:I moi.
siDcoroIv ,i,o tbirl, tln Tsr;T or 1Ifo
;nst ,yIot vas va.t-1 FIR p'an',
ia Jo-S ,o, Nd fIe r.,--,.;,, Il. or
o ..pa1i, al ~ Tor;rr Of 80" p.ri. and
H., e.; 81, LaJ o,cr 1n-n ,.,.,s toro
Ani H ,S's- saoa - P,l,- i ,Lo $500. 49,, -
bo bostoncJ n nrsroov tbot yc~y
TaritTI
In 1850 wo 4, not ba1iovc .boro
ORC "a reoJ-nr mon in onr count.
No orc ,o. trnIy in ray~- or ,gl;,.
,;nr tLa Bcba,s into o5aI;.nr, a1I
I,oi9;rr 3 na,cn a, a soYaa and I,.tirr-
hasjs il is the c,m,,oY wish and
wont Of man ami woman Ra1rIr;r1r
and Democrat. Ard vat u. lo,. the
delusivc name Of a. a,cracv." hln-
d-oI, or ,,,o,, III ,,,,c ,,-l,..;.-,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
Last Cards '-ElectiOneeTing Hand
bills.

We are informed that thousands Of
hbelous hanibills have been put of Jai in
this district, signed by an Old, bitter, per-
sonal oppo0eut Of Col. Patterson, "a for
ner business pariner,) WHO b4s taken
advantage Of tde eve OF election TO try
and inj1ro Patterson. by toliinc his side
Cf The aJyy Of some disputed money mat
ter5 bs:Fsal them. Patterson was nomioa-
lei 'ba oh Of Sept-orer Hlo''h "g3-
bat this assault Is withheld, uu'il jus. on
The cyc Of the election, SO that Patterson,
If disposed, would have No fair chance to
state aud substantiate at long,h las side Of
purely personal controversy.
The Millerites may prove too much.
Thad. Stevens used to say tha, Gov. Por.
tcr's opponents, BY showing 50 clearly
that he owed SO many thousands more
than he could j1st then pty, gave him the
sympathy Of every mau VINO ~ss IN irbr,
anl turned the tiIc IN f.v.r Of hl, E.cc-
ton We have heard of several doubt,
ful votes decided 10 favor # Peterson,
by this attempt to d'sert attention from
the PdINcrLEs at stake, to the MEH who
are Of far less acrount.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

s-E~One ofW Millcr's "M1sa Meetings"
was held in Lewisbure, last Tueslay, mud,
after all their rrodgious Efforts, aided By
music and many Republicans 10 Attendance,
the "AHss' was all inside Indcpeudcnt
Hall. Mi!ler's speech was "Chroniclc-
Tnxes-N.ggcr-no punishment for Trai-
tors-prosccu'c the war, bat no Coaiisca-
tion-and don't rob the Rebel masters of
their slaves
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
--latest News
Saturday Morning. EC5Vs.

Commici-I"s'crday, a uian calling
his name "Martin," was arrested at New
Berlin, and committed to Jail at Lcwis-
burs-hc answering TO the description of
the murderer of the li'tlc girl, ,Grrman fer
whose detection $1,000 reward is fl rod.
(Thc same day, a man was sent down from
Port TrcvoTton, ani another was arrested
in Danyille, for the sane crime.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

TICKETS We have on hand the
true-b!uo Unconditional Union Ticket.
Friends cali and got them. IT, aud be
oi'GA ia rotiag. The cucmy have one
" more men, 10 every Election District,
WITH mixed or spurious tickets, to deceive
'a' 1Hvrry. isn'rln', or cercI,ss. look,
~ ir 'l-2 Rad III! compare jour
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

tS-Mi!icr's party oppose confsca,ing
the property of the Reoels-Pettcrson' 5
- in favor Of mailing the Rebels, aai not
our loyal people. bear the burI.u II their
sl-a-! u ula-t.s-a57 var
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

rG-EXiCTLY So.-A visitor to the
Antictam battlefield said that one of the
R.be,s c0ofiontially boas'el that "our
J,icad, ,rW Jelt yop in Ptnn,y1rGnjq this
JIH, and ,oe trW come out all r.yb yr,.'
The Rebels regard the Democratic cry
fcr the War as hypocritical og that for the
Tariff in '4i-it is only tliud to got
their men into power. In the South, in
the Free States, and in Edropo, all will
regard ;he success of the Hughes and Val
ianigham party as nn oavan'ase to the
Rebe! cause. Let voters ponder vel this
lac,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

r1Y-PaJson Er5wnlow in q speech to
l5,oOo frccmen in D'roit, endorsed tho
PrcsiiaUts' Emancipation Proclamation,
and said The Rebels meant to give the
slaves their Freedom, tu; Od Abe had
"hcaIei them Of" Gen. Clss was on
the platform, and aPp'iuiei Brownlow.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

KEEP COOL--ion't get excited
Vote as you tbnS best for the country,
net only for the present, but tor Time TO
Come.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
Now, candid rcaierl Which is The
safest plTly-tha Democratic Or
thc unconditional Union party?

PEIzEs PROM REGELs.-The New York
Commercial Advertiser gives a long lis! Of
prizes captured by Union blockadiug and
other war vessels, with the value of each.
The number is over tgo hundred, inelu1-
ing all kinds of crafts, and the total value
exceeds Treay -Hill'oas Of Dollars. This
is pretty well, considering that We begun
operations With very limited means.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

rc2-Th' PT5IjsilG5 expenditures Of
money all lies By tho Mi,icrit.1, ia
Union c5u.ny, SC 40 glad to tee, arc
waking Up cur friends. Keep the ball
r0!iinr,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
fake IN Clubs,

Election Dy (Tuasday Of next weef)
will be good chance for friends 10 the
TornshiPs to Get up Clubs for our HaPer.
s. for 4 copies, or $40 for 10. Cheap
enough f5r anybody,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10


- THE uutyrs.-urI ha. removed her
- Millinery Establishment
10 th" room, recently occupied tg Thre. c..
Grirr's IcwcIry shop, Market street. brt~ccn
Front and Second, where She Is prepared TO
IlaEa and Trim BOnnets, Eats,
and other articles IN her line, m the best and
haEdsomcst manner. sac has on hand an
extensive variety Of the most attractive sly les
OF SSSIs3|t-. Gaps, ( 5siisiVgn'S .s.ats,
Ar.isiCiasI E'.OsS C.s, Ribbons, and
o,hsI Millinery Trimmings, io which she III
y!tcs the al'rHtjun pt The public.
Thankful for the iayors heretofore extended
10 her, she horr, the same generous patron
are may be rc..iaei; .ai She wound also be
haQpy TO secure Il m1r- extensive ac3uAn-
t1ncP. AMANDA l.. ~ Der.
LewiShurr Ami -. S62
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10
Alfred Hayes, Esq.

Mr. Hayes enlisted in the army, as q
private, after his fair and strong nomina-
ton os District Attorney. Before leaving,
Mr.. Dill and the other lawyers Of Lewis
burg assured him that they would not
encourage or run any opposition TO him
but that, as far ns they were concerned,
he should have tie hcnors Of the ofIice
With %. contest or extra trouble or cx-
p.nsc. Accordingly, he md his friends
haze rested satisfied without rci,a'ing in
his bebaG.% 1t now appears, however,
tn. VI. Dill has yielded TO the solicita-
iions Of the "Mihlinburg Candidate Man
ufoclurcrs," and is clectioncoring-dis-
tributirg Republican Union tickets with
his name in place Of Hayes-in the face
of his promises to Mr.. Hayes and his
friends. gais is not fair play. Mr.. Dill
i, 10: doing as he would te done by.
Ja-,;co,lOsiag voters, of both parties, can
right this matter, aud rot punish Hay
f5r his pa'rio;ism By defeat, but reward
him BY q triumphant election. (Mr,
Dill 'aust have fargotten tha, good old
Sunday School lesson, off sinners cntico
thee, consent thou notT)
sIagos, vh-niast heard from was on duty bv order
ofa superior ofr"r and could home cleo
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-10-10

ncapWm. II. Miller opposes, and John
j. Patterson approves, the Rebel Slave
Emancipation hc. Of tho Prcsiicnt-a
measure which Gen. M'Clellau, Cass, and
thou-and5 who once opposed it, now deem
aivi-able Us military necessity.
There are 800 men from. Caion county
in scrriH~. Mr.MILLER seems to thiuk they
should dig the bitches, cut tho wood, cook,
and Do all the menial work in the war, aud
let the Rebels have their slaves to save
all that labor, to raise crops, and to fight
for the Rebel cause. PATTERSON thinks
al the Slaves can DO in the contest, should
be on the side of the Union, and to help
our brave boys in tho field.