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sherifs Sale.

d. ,itHIaul NtsuulsI lsfONAfi no n' uut.ieI'.
- HuI delivered Ir1in lhH honorable Circuit Court
ui Davidson Comfy. lfnu.s-"" 40 ti4 March iariH,
1862 Wil expose 10 public slic o. enc highest Dil-
frr .qr c1Eh, az tlF Court UJl." ItI l one city NJ
sri1Vale, on saturday ono sth iay ~ IIa, ls1l Al
th9rrht, rrh claim, Iliafesi ani fif, which q. II.
WINSTON tl.n had, o- mhy lave a1ca acQuHol, DO
aui t0 tho following described Jt %. fr0rd Dying 800
the CITY OF Nashville, Dagds1u oIVnty, frnnszse,
lot 40 10, known 3s Barrow Grove, as per slm.
Wmklcys survey 0f L0A Rrfg stored .u RrEilter
Once Book ., lag0 2ii, Dsgiuuus co tne tI1taeru
corner NJ 6t.d lot, a tbg nlsrse,lua " lHlbmy auh
Hien nirc0r, running thence On lhe Ett 100 pi lgh
stsct NOrihWardly towards tne iowa Ui Aafntilr
l7ZX feet, ~ 70 stake; tAr1C9 u right angles kAsF
wardly 30 ic,t, % i0 met alley m3nc1 AZ rGn'
angles saithSardly iI21f ffrL % h2iDerry street
heuce 40 .lt angles 2l0 lect Win hulbeug street.
10 tln beginning, being IsYet 1u az L1e pfopefy m
q. b.. Winston, o. SATISFY advusnt iu iay0f d Ja1fH
81. Rarufi, against Y. k MaftY4i u winston D. h.
-hqnalanf, ard t4ita WOOD.
lriH Nav en- Is6s 4 mNIOF,
N4s s-.5t Ehand of p. e.
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CIIANCEB.iOR.


We srr authorized t1 announce hon. SAAuEi b.
FalFnsoN 20 candidate FOR reelection AZ Chancellor
o. tue FoBrth ChHcey District, mpuiIg the
csantes Of layldsol, Wlu.ams b., Marry, Giles and
Iews apo 70
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Secession was a fault. Its present po-
81 don is a falter,--Lou. Journal.
a And its next position viii be halter,
# its ways don't alter.
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.tiihe population of New Orleans in
1850 numbered l74,488, Of whom ii, 479
were slaves.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-11

ministers Of the Gospel few months
@go stirred up strife and bitterness and
blood-shed in Nashville by laboring
zeslously for the rebellion. How many
Of them will cndeavor to restore peace
and harmony and good fellowship by
attending the holy love-feast Of the Union
on Monday
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Treason, Perjury and Rebellion have
hold their. black and bloody carnival in
the capitol Of Tennessee. Thank God
their internal orgies are finished, Now
let Loyalty, Fidelity and Patriotism cell
brate thereturn of law and order to-mor-
rowl
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Rev. Mr.. .HENDRi OK will preach in the
Cottage Church Sunday evening, at four
o'clo OK
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The Union Convention will assemble
in-he Hall of Representatives at j o'clock
a. NJ. on Monday.
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INSURANCE

Against loss or damage by IRE OF the
periIs OF NAVIGATION, can be obtained at
the Insurace Office Of
w. j. MARR
No. 25 CoMEGE STREET,
Opposite the "Sewanee House,
Mar20-tt
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AashpiIIe aEniOn.
BUSINESS NOTICE.


ne Following Notices will be charged al
tne rates annexed to be paid for soboa 1qa-
Ged Ia
MARRIAGE NOTICr-Of ten Ilraa g 20
fryEl1L NOuoi-ta b0
NOTION OF DEtTH--t 90 % 90
OouuARY NoTcrs or TiaBurU og Rrsrru, when
10y exceeding twenty lines, 81 90 over twcn
" aud under ajty s2 90 ana for ohcb ada.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS o. caSmDArE.
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hbyEnueEMENT-
Cash required in advance for ~ advertisements,
neas BY special agreement
"a Advertisements Inserted On the Local Column
eatfged 90 The rate Oh twenty cents pcr line
letters on busnefs and az rCmit ances must be
addressed 70 She "Pubishers Of the Nashville Union"
Communication ord Iotters iutcudld far insertion
must be addressed TO S. G. MERCER, Eiit0r.
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FROM MONTEREY, TENNESSEE,
AND MEMPHIS !
Severe Battle on the Peninsular /!
Lee Routed and Driven Back,

Burnside Advancing from Below !
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CARo. May 9.--The enemy has ! 300
olpalrJ st Dresden Tenn., and 800 80 Gard
ner's Station, and last nj 2dL b was reported
dat company Of rebd csrairy had oc1u-
pi.d Union city.
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THE confessions ard experience OF a
ufierer-PubliSned as a warning, and for
The especial benefit OF Young Mea, and
hose who suffer with Nervous Debility,
Loss of Memory,- Premature Decay, &r.,
by one who has cured himself by simple
means, after being put 10 great expense
and Inconvenience, through the use OF
wort Hess medicines prescribed by learned
Doctors. Single copies may be had OF the
author, C. A LAMBERT, esq. Greenpoini,
Long Island, by enclosing postpaid ad-
dress envelope. Address
CHAS. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
Goeenpoini. Long Island, N. Y.
MAY 21 62-2m
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Traverse Jurors.

Bloom-M Michael Waller, Joseph Barkley,
John Deuerich,
Borough Berwick-Jesse Bowman, Hudson
Owen,
Cemre-Wm. Shahei H w. Hagenbuch,
Jeremiah Hagenburh.
Cailawis>a-Geo. Scott, Casper Rain, Dan
ieI Heiwis,
Fisaihgcreek-Mariin zimmerman,
Frankln-Brnj. p. Former,
Greenwood-lsaac Dewin, senr.
.ocnSi-Reuben Fshringer, john Davis.
John Kline David Herbeln John Hsruer
Madison, Valentine Well,ver. Matthias,
Moore, Shepherd Runyan, Richard De-
mott,
MI Pleasani-Wm. Miller, Wm Kitchen,
MontouI-Prter HI lmbach,
Mifflm-E n. Hess,
M.me-Jsrob Shussr, VIM. T. Shuman,
Orange Alfred Howell,
Pine-Ezra Runyan, John Winlersleen.
Scot,-1homa- w Edgar, Elias Kline, {
Nnss Sam'I Hagenbuch.
Blooms burg Jnly %, 1862
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REGISTERS NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given TO all legat
creditors and other persons Interested in
the estates of the respective deceden's .apd
minors, that the following administration
and guardian accounts have been filed IN
The office of he Register OF Columbia CO.,
and will be presented for confirmation aed
aIlo vance TO The Orphans Court, 10 be
held al Bloomsbury, IN The county afore-
said, on "Wednesday The 3d day OF Seplem-
her nextai ? o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day.
l. First and final account of Geo. BIech-
er & Peler NJ Karshner Executors of Henry
Krum late ol Montour township decd.
2. The account oi Alem b. White exec
uior oil Joseph White late OF Pine twp
decd.
First and final account of Chas. Mas
teller admir- OF Lewis Smith late of Brier-
creek twp, dec d.
Fr~, account OF Geo. H5ghes and 9TH
ers admInistra iors ol the estate OF Joseph
Paxton iale of Csnawissa twp decd.
5. Acconui Of VIM. Cox Ehis Executor OF
Elizabeth Murray late OF Derry twp, decd.
6. Account OF Robert DAWSON Adm'r oil
B. F. Tets laie of Caliawissa twp.,. decd
7r Final account oil David Davis & Paul
Leidy executors OF Sarah Sechler late of The
Borough OF DanvIIle decd.
g. tirsi aud hpai account OF Joseph
Reese sdmr OF Benjamin w. Reese ldie OF
Greenwood towu>hIp de'd.
9. First ard final account OF John H..
Heuler executor Of Peter Herocher la e OF
MifflIu Twp, deed.
10 The first aud final account of John
Smith adn'r of Peer Crawford late of Mad
i-ou township decd.
II Aceeuul OF David Krisher, Guardian
oI Geo. w and Benvilie kri>hrr m;no. sons
of Simnu KrIshrr late OF Locust Iwp decd
IL. The fin4I account oi Pc er HipPen-
steel and John. Hlrpensleei atrpJasstra,or>
OF Conrad HIppebsleei iaie Of Buarcreek
Twp. dec 1t.
I3 Tue first and fiual account OF jonah ar
Wilson admir- oi Arnold KesIer la:e OF
Greenwood township decd.
IL. The final account of VIM G. Quick
and john g. Quick. adn'rs OF John n.
Quick late OF Montour Twp. decd
I5. The final aeeouni,ol Cyrus B. Reece
admir- OF yrnIah Reece lale of Hemlock
township dec d..
I6. First aud fiual account OF John Rich
ART, admir- Of Samuel Richan late ol Maids
son township, dec. d.
DANIEL LEE, Register.
Bloomsbury Aug s n 1862.
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Mime. DemOrest's
QUARTERLY MIRROR ofFASHiONS,
GREET IMPROVEMENTS

eHsHE Summer Number will contain four
large aud splendid Fashion Plates, three
Ful, Sized Pauerns, comprising the new
French Waist, and elegant sleeve, and a
Misses Sack, together with nearly 100 en-
cravings OF ali the novelties Tor Summer
bonnels, Cloaks, Trimmings. Chiluren's
Dresses, etc Valuable information 10 Mil
liners, dress makers, mothers, and ladies
generally presenting the largest and best
Fashion Magazine IN the World, published
475 Broadway. and sold everywhere a. 25
cents, or senl by mail pest free. OF receipt
OF Tue amount, Yearly D wiih The follow
lug valuable premium. =
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled
10 the selection of so cents worth oi plain
patterns, from. The designs iC the book, or
from the show room. or they may. be order
ed aud sent BY mail any time during the
year. by paving The postage.
~ Splendid inducements TO Canvassers.
The SPINNER number will be ready on OF
about the 1t of May.
April 30th, 1852.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


GREAT Trunk line from the North and
u Northwest for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading Potisville Lebanon, Allen
town, Easion, &c &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Pousyille, and all IN
termediaie Stations, at A. NJ and LAO p
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
1875 A. NJ. arriving al New York at 5.2o The
same NOR ming.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
IS 90, 10 Philadelphia 1928 aud S2,70.-
Baggage checked through
Returning leave New York al NJ. u
Noon, and P, NJ. ePuIsbpreh Express
Leave PhiIadelpLIa 8 a. Si. aud 3-le +
M
Sleeping cars in. the New. York ExpIess
Trains, through 10 and from Pittsburgh
without change,
Passengers by the Causwissa Rail Road
leave Port Clinton ai4 45 A NJ. Tor Phia-
deI,hia ami all Intermediate SIaIions. and
at 8 90 P NJ Tor Philadelphia, New York,
and all WAY Points.
Trains Leave Potlsville al A. NJ. and
2l5 P, NJ for Philadelphia and New York
aud al $50 P. III. for Aubnrn and Pou
Clinton only, connecting for Pine Grove
and win the CaItawIssa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading al A. NJ. and returns from Phila-
delphls al P. Nj.
II All The The above lIains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
Sunday Tain leaves Poiisville al f-30
A. NJ and Philadelphia al 3.I5 p. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season and Ex-
eufslor Tickets, at reduced raies to aud
from all points.
G. A. NICoLLS,
General Superintendent.
Juns 4lh 1852
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Dr.. JoHs don't like cheering for the Con-
sii.ulion az il is aud the Union asii was
In his last issue he complained OF the late
Democratic Convention because they
'cEeered for he Constitution and the Union.
He, il appears, was present; and the Dem
ocracy cheered so heartily that il probably
effected his head. Judging from his article
Any man that finds IauIi. grumbles, CIR can
not cheer for The Constitution as i: is and
ths Union as was is traitor at heaH let
him be DR.. John o, who he sill.
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HURRAn FOR THE UNION,
NEW GOODS GREAT BARGAINS

THE undersigned is just receiving Iew
supply OF goods, fresh from the cities OF
New York and Phl'a and is prepared 10
sell them a, Reduced Prices.
Calicoes from &c 10 l23c, the best al 1890
some Of which cost I5c. Dress Goods ;
Chalhs, LavelIas, Giuehams, Musi6s, Ken
.iucky Jeans, boys Cassimeres, &c, &c,
incorporation.
LADIES' Shoes and Gators in great vari.
riety of style and qualify A good heeied
Gailer for 623c, and an excellent Consre $
for 81 90 A kid heeled Lace Boot Tor 81
and upward ALSO, the High Cot Palmo-
raj Lace Boot for ladies'. Ladies' and Chi!.
dtens' Skirts, Linen HandkerchIeis, &e., al
a very low fignre.
oWeS SemSvJ e%o
Best Stone Ware Sets 81 90, &c Hominy,
Dried Peaches, MackereI, ChPes, Lemons
etc. Coed S,rup Moasses from so 10 60c
gallon Sugars, lower than recently sold,
from SC TO l3c, The latter price for oesl
white Coal Oil as low as anywhere.
TAn examination of the goods Is soih
cited. Come and see for yourselves, that
the Cash System is preferable 10 any Other
Grain and country produce taken IN ex
change Tor Goods by
L. T. SHARPLESS.
Boemsharg March 26, 1862.
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TO Consuinptives.

THE advertiser having been resi-, Ored to
health in few weeks by vssy simple
remedy. after having. suffered years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumpiion--is anxioas' TO make
known 10 his feIlow-sufferers the means oI
cure.
To all who desire il, the will send copy
of the prescription used Gfree of charge,
with the dlrectroo for preparing and using
The same, which they will find sure cure
or Consumption Asthma. Bronehirs, &c
The only pbiect ofthe advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is 10 teutfit The af1lic.
led, and spread inform which he CON
ceives 10 be invaluable, and he hopes eve
~ sufferer will Try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, aud may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing, the prescription will
please address Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williams burg, Kings county, N. Y
Nav 2I 62-3m.
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GRAND JURORs-SEPT. TERM, 1852

Benlon--John D Itine, z. n. Moore,
Beaver-Samuel Cox,
Briarcreek-J. c. Smith,
Cenre-Andrew Freasy
Catfaw i>Sa-Dr. w Robbins, Dan'l Rein.
bold, Jacob Greasy,
Conyneham-Wm l.. Kline,
Frankln-J S. Fahrn2er
Flshingcreek, ,-Emandus Unangsl, David
Yost,
Jackson-Joshua Savage,
LocusI-John l. Hurst,
MaGison-James WelIiver. Uriah Mills,
M,ffiin-D. A. Hess Il. c. Hess,
Mi PleasanI-Levi Garrett,
Maine-JacOb Chilling,
PIne-Abtaham HemlocS John Lockharl
Thomas Nc Briae, Elijah Fnllmer
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Ready-Madc Clothing.


rNHE Spring Term OF lhis Institution wi |
i commence on the 7th OF April next.
The Principal will be assisted bv able
instructors, and as ample facilities will be
afforded TO qualify Students Tor ieachirg,
for business or for more extensive course
i literature, aliberal share of patronage
ls s9ain solicited. s'-
Pupil- who do notscome from home, or
are not put under the charge oI near rela-
lives must board al the Seminary, and be
subject 10 The regulations thereof They
musl provide their own towels aud have
each article of clothing distinctly marked.
Eleven weeks corstiluie quarter and
there will be a vacation of about six weeks
in mid summer.
Boarding, washing and Tuition. with
furnished rooms, will be SIS per quarter,
ore hall payable in advance.
Tuition alone in Common branches, So 90
ts including advance Algebra
mathematics hisinry &c. 90
in LatIn, German or French
eaoh extra 60
For further particulars address
WM. BURGESS, Principal.
MilviIe, Col CO., Feb. 90, 1862.
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A CARD 10 Young LADIES aud Gentle
men. The subscriber will send [frre OF
charae] 10 all all who desire ii, the Recipe
and directions tor maxim. a SIMPLE Ve2e.
table Balm, that Will, in from two to eiahl
days, remove PlmpIes, Blotches, Tan.
Freckles, Sallowness aud all impurities
and rou9hness OF the Skin, leaving the
same--as Nature Intended il should be-
>otl, clear, smooh and beautiful. Those
desiring The RecrIpe, wi.h full instructions.
siitecl.ons, aud vice, will please call on
or address with return pasiaee
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Practical Che mist,
s3i Broadway, New York.
May 81. '62.-2m.
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40 l31 AGE'8
GuGfa Percha Blacking
(UITHOUT BRUSHING

EOR Boots, Shoes, Harness, Carriages,
n and Military Leather Work.
This new and excellent article excels
eveay thing ever before in use, Tor beautl
fving and soltenins The Leather. Ii makes
a polish kke patent leather will not rab
of with water, nor slain The finest while
six, and makes leather perfectly water
proof Twice a month applied on boots
aud shoes, and once month for harness
is sufficient. II The leather becomes dirty
wash IL of with clean water and the polish
will re appear. Warranted as represented.
Direct ions Tor usc.-Apply few drops
on sponge, rub il slowly over The leather,
and the polish - complete
PRICE 81 CEFT'S PER BOTTLE
" For sale by l.. T.. S9ARPLESS. a
Bloomsbury, May IA, 1862.
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DsPvvy MAsssALs have been bu<ily en-
gagged the pas. week in this county enroll
ing all able bodied citizens between the
ages of Is aud IS for the pur pose of pre-
pairing for The draft which is sure to come
sooner or later. II has been put off ill the
75th inst, at which time, from present in (.
cicaiions, will take place. Our people
should be prepared for this, in order that
they may be ready TO leave, and obey the
law, when they are once drafted. There
will be no such Thing as resisting the draft
ia this county at least there should not te
any resistance 10 lie This county Is ever
loyal, patriotic and law-abi1ing. Her citi
zenB obey aud respect the laws.
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1'HE DksocRATlc LEsoEa. is The ii
lie oi new Democratic paper just stated
in Philadelphia, Tor campaign purposes, ty
ihs Sale Central CommilIee. F w. Hughes
Chairman Ii is Published twice week
Al she low price OF 25 cents until alter the
sse.,sion, when it may cease. Il is soundly J
Democratic, aud all who follow its leach
ing canno, go amis. We recommend il 10
ons readers As most excellent eampais n
3ater. Auy pefson wishing TO take The pa
be, can do 10 by leaving their name with
u snd twealY-6ss esass 70 pa5 ies lhe
ssb sc5iP,io:s.
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DssFrIse.-Some OF the stay-aI home pa
iriot- in this place are in mnch iribula,ion,
ferrsrl they might he carght In a draft
One poor fellow who has been extremely
active in urging others 10 enier the army,
has already procured substitute, who is
10 receive SO per month provided he goes
in that capacity. Another gay chap who
has heretofore prided himself on his good
looks and healthy appearance, since the
enrolment began has had decided synp-
IONS OF pulmonary disease. Others whose
ages have been ranging between the "thr-
siesn for. some riiteen years past, have sud
denly grown from FIVE 10 ten years older
within lew days, aud now stale that they
are On the shady side Of foriy-fve. These
s.ay-a: home patriots are deserving Of COM
rnisera,ion- Poor fellows could not onr
p. Nj swear them all in as assistants. Let
them be relieved by all means.-Danuiis
1ntsiigeneer.
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/, BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

HOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
~ send .oail who wish It Gree of charge)
The Recipe and fuH directions for making
and using beautiful vegetable Balm. that
will efiscIually remove PImple, Blo:ches
Tan Freckles, &c, &c, leaving the skin
smooth, clan, and beauiiful; also foil di.
rections for using PelatfeaU's celebrated
Sumhlant, warranted TO start foil growth
OF Whiskers, or Mus:ache, in less than
ihiny days. Either of the above can be-
obtained by reiurn mail, By addressing
fwiih Stamps for return Postsse) DR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
ist ISL Broadway New YORK
January Is, I862.-2m.
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CouRI The attendance a. Court This
week so far, is small. There is no great
amount OF business 10 be disposed of at this
term. The Commonwealth suits are few
Two or three. Those persons, bound over
Tor rinionsly assaui,ing ore VIM. Eyer, a
few weeks ago, were.no, tried. Their trial
has been put of by the District Attorney
The lis, of civil causes is lishtfor this term.
MOI over one hall on the calender viii he
tried The lawyers are not disposed 10
hurry matters, consequently there viii be
but lille business done al this Court Tie
Dec. Term is generally the business term
OF lLs season. Proceedings in our next.
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We understand that the workmen Of the
Pennsylvania Iron Compsny's works, who
are subject TO being drafted into the army,
are forming themselves into an association
for the purpose Of providing for The families
OF hose who will be compelled to ge.-
they propose to give one days wages
exery mouth into a general fund 10 be ar-
Piled 10 that purpose. This is praise
xorIhysmovement, and will be source ol
kfe.ii satisfaction 10 those who have TO leavs
saeir families without having made ample
provisions Tor ,helr sus,enance.-Danrills
Dsrnocraf
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SINGER & COS
Letter ga" Family Sewing Machine


lis The bssia and cheapest and most beauli
fuf of all Sewing Machines. This Machine
will sew anything, from ahe summing OF a
luck ib Tarletan 10 the making OF an over
coat: anything from PILOT or Beaver .eloln
down 10 the sof,esi G aue or Gossamer {
Tissue and is ever ready TO do its work 70
perfection II can fell, hem, bind, gathel,
lurk, Quilt. and has capacity Tor great va
riety OF ornamental work This Is not the
only Machine that can fell, hem, bind, and
so fouh. hpl il will do SO better than ans
other machine. The Letter s'A'' Family
Sewing Machine may be had in great vail
civ of cabiuei cases The Folding Case,
which is now becoming so popular, Is, as
its name implies. one that can be folded
into box or case, which, when opened,
makes a beautiful. substantial, substantial,
and spacions table for The work 10 rest
upon The cases are oil every imaginable
design; plain as the wood grew in It's native
forest, or as elaburaleIy finished as AL ca o
make hem.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, etc, OF HE
very best quality.
Send for copy ol SINGER & Co s GAzETTE.
J.. Nj SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadway N. Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES $40 Chestnut 81
NJ 5. T,ngley, Agent, in E>py, Pa.
John Shafpless, Agent, in Caltawlssa
Ju %, 1862 -iy
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Mr.. B.RsRAD -RupERr having retnined
home, in Ibis place, from the army, where
be and twp OF his sons have been employ
ed for over year as musicians, designs re-
opening his tailor shop. on Main Stree, =
Mr Papeu is fashionable tailor and good
workman He is deserving Of iibera. pa
ironage, hlch, Ne hare no doubt, be viii
receive
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

THE Republican Convention held at this
place on Monday last was complete flzzie.
We we're present, but We did Ent deem il
necessary TO ''iock up our pocket book, T"
for two reasons: fret. there was no great
amount in Il; second, there was noiso maIy
Delegates presen, at the Convention but
~ksi We could easily watch them all al the
same lime.