davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

SECRET DlsEAsES SECRET DISEASES
sAaAAkkifTfAAN'ss ssiF4!
TIE most Cerfsin RsnsIy Ever Used.
"Yes," positive cure for
soNoKRHEk, sEEEf, tsAffkf6tyREs. =.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only ten pills 10 be taken to effect cure. -
they arc entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
s 81 the
IN Sm S1 70 Og sn Z, rsosI.
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present dsy,
SAMARifAN's GIFT
,cnant csIe snJ case In from svo 10 four days, IN
:. TWENTY -FOUR HOURS, al"
sS,a sh S s:S o,.ac
sAMARITAN's GIFT.
bnoe inss p.okstes. 90.
BIT 81 / PkEsSsssasshSsHR t!S III
foA sffh bisES Nj syENEREALa
H'F Ss, K positive SHjs.no M'5ca,yne Poison
This form OF the disease makes its sSreafanoe in
sores on The organs Of generation, or they may 90
mostly trOns and very osa :. s hss5co q
bones, &C., 40. Any and sii Oh these symptoms ms
SAN s 'iS = ms ROOT AND HERB JUICES
sent oy express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH. 30,
bE ss Ss1t IN aRlpeoffls9 5 ib,,,....,.
Seq hy 9. CALVERT FORD, corner Of III
=: EATON. - South Eighth ssrsss, Phils-
SIEHAMM sSK The MILAiON-BS CsDa De-
kin &; i Frsosaa Nosss on tn. ssssm sas,n.
I. = Ha = ~ ~ 10
Is "a 49, ksssss g tssss.;
HoS,yp3,i Manual Of the Steam Engine. Loadsp;
goarnsi oa,eohism of the Steam Engine, 49, y..s.
Movsrs. 6oneon. 81 %, ''"'s
murray, IN the Marine Sugine; g. 10 81. u q
lowndes EpSInesFs Hs I'D Book; Sl1g
Ms,ass1h IT,. Q" -" "' lean rhsins.
uatASsa TT 6, -.S. ytSSIn ring tine 3JA D..
W a sof's hs!es ~ Sefss IIoIglslQn IA 40
Au2 IA FRGN0k tAfLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
DENTISTRY.

w. LOOMS, ~ D., tss iaysn.sI set pstentss
sfths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, ~ -
ter<a personally a his ef1ce N tins cls - ~
Many persons can wear these teeth VINO 49,
cannot wear others, ana no psrsen can wear stAsJs
WAC cannot wear those. 80 - -..l,
fsr.on, eallint q my onss ssn Be sssemnss.tsa
seAnest. strongest, and most perfect doatzrc that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE vii Be
nero fully warranted.
ksoTas IN this eItJ-Ns. SIS ~. avenss, between
sts ana iets sss, Alss, ser Arch stress, fhils1s
psiA. web maT&ly,so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
psoPosALs FIR COAL AND WOOD.

1h5P'SALS F COAL AND WOOD.
DEPARTMENT CD SHR INTERIOR,
Angus 1, 1851
sHALBD PAOtCslLs wi be rs,eis,d IT this De
Dartn9nt uuv u O'cook NJ, m ffIdAy, the 18th
Ist.lt, lot fur % ,iaE 40 the use oi this Depart
N sn shd The different brAnohes lhore0f-
too tons Coal OF the kind and equal 70 the best
q 1slity Of Belpmore Coal Company's Coal
100 tops b at quality Red Ash Coal
100 cords bert ge1soned Oak Wood . ''
10 cards beat Bakers Pine Wood.
To be hSl Yered at suoh times and in suoh uAn-
tues during che season as may be wanted
1he lesartment reserves the right to rec uire the
suceesaul BIDDER to Inorease the above quantity
one hz st any time during the season
Samples the coal 10 be exhibited TO Thos ID.
Bond, II charge OF the furnaces. snd any delivery
OF the above not satisfactory to this person IN
charge OF The fsrnsces wi. be rejected.
satlstaotoTy arrao Eem ents must DO made for the
correct measurement of each.
Bonds for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract IN double the amount viii be Ieauirod.
Proposals to be addressed to the Superintendent
Of the Departments of the Interior, and endorsed
Proposals for Coal and Wood IN lAwSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

HELMgoLD's EXTRACT B UcHv,
-. .-. For Weaknesses
Ansllr from Exoesses, Habits Of DissiPstisn,
Early Indfsoretlon or Abuse,
Lfesded sritk ks folloteiss Sywytosss:
!ndisposition 10 Exerti,u Loes Of Power.
MesS Nsrysoi.h ,.,---, 'ai' Vi Trems;ins
Horror of Disease, WekefulDeee
ggD, q Liisituds Of tn. Np.opil.I sy;ssat
Dryness the SKIN, Eruptons on the Fec
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
These symptoms, n allowed 10 70 on, which this
mediolne Invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOT ENJOY, FATUITY, EPlLEPTIC FI1e,
IN one Of which the patient may expire.
Who oan say that they are not frequently fol-
loved bv those 'sDIREFUL DISEASES"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are sware Of the cause of their suffering,
- BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
fHE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsY-
LUMS,
kr3 fhs Mslastholy Dsafks br CeHfssSfios,
hLAR AMPLE wITNHss TO TIE fRufH OF fHIs
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the AID Of medicine
TO strengthen and
f.. Invirorats the systsm.
HlicA HRLMBOLDS EXTRACT B uCHB -
rdriabgy doss.
TRIAL WILL eosvINsI fHl nesY sKufIeAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

RARa BROS Grand CLOIHINs DEPOT
Ghs.e al men 20 to buy their opthts OF SmmeI
Cloinlnki ana thsre are gecA reasons vhy ever
one should 70 thore IT, t1J. Firstly, We sell on "a
or ths1 sR5 c'ST similar ett2bllsh ment IN tLis CITY
Seconciy, our rsrmcnts cannot be surpassed, IL
beat 81 mere ant taIlOTs work. And thirdly, we or
avAJe careful IN recommending our goods ut hat
they Tcs " are. hence no dsceytion,
We resPeCstulI. solIoIt citizens, straus era nd
1lsohsrged soldiers to come to BAR & BROS
esnhsEInent, corner OF 7th and sta, to buy every
artlols OF Clothing thew nseo. is n I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

HHRMEss 9. nIsERY l.;TI.i ~ IHI
IAN StsiSEt OF 's &SS6E q ss' ANhiho-
~, and MEDIClNE,S have deaerminsd -TeSl-d-
lest 81 s1Hehse-to Issue, free. for the benefit Of
ss9ering hImanityl row Of cir most Inst letEe
And irtersstng lectures On Mkrri.fe snc its pIs-
cline, Navigation. weakness, Depression, or 1s-
noranee OF Physiology sne Natures Lav. These
nIh3nirg And SAVING Thousands. sna VIII be for
ysfded Tree on the reoeigt Of iour stamps, By s1-
esd Msftetas, e6S BfosdHay New York. iyli-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
To be Good looking.

DIR, TUMELry'5 PIhPLR BANIsHKR
.o ysrrs Sass tf ?:o s.r:f9t Ey;iPess. ding
whatever nature N'~'0 VI '-0 0A'H' "
10Y 70 TIE AFFLICTED.
s the sJmS,oS9, among .Sias Viii fb Sc
... Indisposition
o. 70 Exerton, Loss of
.r.i P%je s:is;.: = :$sSIas' S:a
v.I aO; W! q 6sslh, SiI6. st;ssts. 6oid
sseT, Gnlyersai Lsssitade Of The musou sr system
o,ten i Enorm4Hs . APPETITE, with Dy,,sltic
B:dy piyns:s n q L. fsi fih. fs q
SsSntensnSe. and Eruption on tis
h;rsytnsss q the Eye
f'i ;,:;:'
sisst: Want y xssspsen. sTss. Nc Mssi hss
Ils:s TmIsom; Il alio%eS ' % e, s 20 sn.vhi.l
this Medicine invariably removes-soon follows
LOSS OF EF F2fGTFFfl JFkAln TgyS!1 AND
gsifo and Psitsf. q his .u per-! I.ttliIl-
Hhat never has failed. there are hundreds can tell,
Who a.. as' s S,R1'0' from deaths door no" happy
70 ysE e fas EFT FiM Mlk BAN 49,
ss ~: Z - s:';!s. . as:s =! E Sss:s
moving Pimples, Blotches, &o,.ESt ~
Tan, Freckles, SSllo wnesa and All IN, n a
Impurities and roughness OF The
skin. leaving the same blooming
with beauty. After Taking.
Omce-No: II Washington Building, Pepnsy +
Ton, ID. @. iIJH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
WAC KE T. K,

r X z v G 4 Z + L,
:, On and after Monday, July 2l.t. the Steamer
KEYPORG viii leave her Warf. HW
foot Of Seventh street, 1t 8 O'Clock Eks33R
9. m, for Aeuis Greek, stroppIng a.
AleIsndTlc; and o. intermediate landings Re-
tornlnE, WI leave sula Creek at4 ?. m, arriving
~ Warrington Ut ~ ,. m For freight or passage
apply on board, or on the wharf, Of
VIM r, SNOW, Ageat
~ OIL G TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II wishing 20 charter 3 keyport for MooRligh hi
EIcuTslons, viii Apply on board, or or the agent
~ the foot of Seventh street, between the hours OF
q m ard - m, We sre prepared to acoommo-
da!e parties 70 Glymont fer dey excursions
leaving and retaining At our regular hours.
" 2V VIM. r SNOW, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

HISTORY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND,
IL Its times and traditions, from 1894 TO Issl-Bs
John FtancIs. First American edition. with notee,
s Ss y. snd an spnenda sudinE statistic. q
H9mAns, editor OF the Bankers Magazine. -
ice addlnons to this work compIise tabular
snd consos, and the Bank dividends, each year
from l1s0 10 1851; list Of Directors from l6SS 10
lesii debate in Parliament on renewal OF She char
yer, ana various matters 70 etlny to British
finances.
One large OstaYo velums, %.
aut FRANGK TANIAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

gSr RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
eth and 9Th streets, Ladies' Last D"
ing 8. BsmoraI., French L.nins,
EIench Kid Slippers. Misses and -
EhildreIs shoes OF ssery dosoriptIon; Cent?
rocco, and Lasting Caters, and Ties. Also O
great variety Of Boys Shoes, 90 exceeding low
"A Al E.!
&RAY'S PHILADELPHIA SUPERIOR
STOCK ALE!
-. pSIor 81 LOUISIANA Avlryy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

ma. e., w. =. ...l 4ssssn q -:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

h. HELMB0LD'S ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Svps,nt,s
NEtare, and a. an injection in Diseases OF -
Urinary organs arlSlAg from H1blIs o Diea pafio1
ssea IN c9nnecnon With the Extracts BOON ~
SSrsaparIiia. n snch Diseases 90 reoommeuded'
!. Estdsses offAs ~sst rslia5ls asd rsusssSSk
sAssast1 ssiU seeosspaay tIS sssdsesass. 7, 7.
srF CERTIFICATES OF CUREs.T : =.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
An Expedition to Pooa,aligo, S. C.
BEAJFORT, Wy 81.

BEAUFORT, Nay 81.
We bad very severe brigade Gr,a on
the afternoon Of We'd. .S;h. Evening, ".
received orders to march with Is hours
rst.0us in our haversacks, and at | . were
in i.uo. Col B CCh.i.t told Us We we're
to march to Port Royal ferry, the scene Of
our fight, lst Jan. cross before daylight,
then march through the enemy's country
to Poeoia'igo, aud there destroy the bridge
aal 50 much Of the railroad as To cut of
Rebel aid between Charleston and Savan-
nah. We crossed before daylight, ard
had gore but two miles VIXEN the advance
was fred upon BY Rebel pickets. For ten
miles we found rifapits and breastworks,
and were fred at from every turn Of the
road. We reached Poco,aligo, bat found
the enemy ou,numberUg US, in q strong
position. They had 500 of their b0astei
Ruiiedge mountain rifles, or South Carol
ina sharp shooters, Infantry, and negroes,
the latter armed with shot, guns, besides
cavalry with carbines or Saarpc's rifles.
To oppose this force, We bad 300 Of the
50,h Pa, Company Of Mass cavalry,
Company Of Slh Mich, Company Of .9;h
y. Y. Highlander, aud section Of Conn.
battery too late for the action, al' under
Col. Christ's c0mmsud The enemy were
posted at the end Of bridge from which
they had torn the plank, in a wood at the
edge of rice swamp. Company II went
across the bridge, on the sieepers, at
double quick, under heavy cross FIRE from
four drections-and Company G waded
through the mud 10 the right Of the bridge.
These $50 men charged upon the enemy,
and routed them but it vas then that the
noble Capt Charles Parker, of Reading,
formerly of Mass. was mOrtally wounded.
In a mile, we found another bridge, with
the plank of. We were within mile of
the R4ilroad-but nj ght was coming on,
the enemy were receiving relnforcements,
our men felt exhausted, our cartridge sup
ply was low, and Col. Christ's orders were
positive to return that night. Oar ambu'
Iapses containing the killed and wounded
" ere started FIRST, aud We returned slowly
lai in good order. The enemy's cavalry
luDg upon our rear, bat at least two OF
hem were billed. Having re-crossed the
liver, We dTcPped down, aSOa. ss ussl-u.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
--latest News

Com. Porter announces the capiiula;ion
# Fort Morgan, at the mouth of Mobile
Bay, TO the Uuiop arms
Pennsylvania is the frs. to pay her
quota OF the War Tx of loGl. Aui
Maryland Is the uoxt.
TL.re i rum7r that Cen Jackson has
been r.iaf9rcei with l. OJ1 ueu. aui puts
zen. Fremont il 4 dangerous POSITION.
TIE movements ia the Valley of Virginia
are somewba, confused.
The House tas passed. I Coaisclti5a
B.'i--ev,Ey "Dsurcs4,' aud Con, :4-
tive lA-uber yo,.uE agails; IL. They
wau, the mlrlerols Rebels 70 20 uupu.-
i=5cd, and to compel the loyal citizens to
tear chief IT 10: tie wA0!s burden of the
War. Bat the People vi. sadie the
yi.ht horse with that load.
nE:RY CLAY the third, grandson Of
"H4rry Of the West" disi releu;lv, in
Kentucky, Of disease, while bearing aIu.s
fyr the Jli9n.
Seige operations at Charleston are be-
levci 10 be operating satisfactorily.
Trade Is rs-gE.ius sway 10 New Orleans.
Gen. b.;.5r has arrested Pierre Soule. aud
sent Lim Nor'E. iii, ru'. Is mid tu,
ri-i!. and Secession wits in hi. hand
Ouiy one woman ba. incurred the pe0alty
Of Insulting UDicn soldiers.
Tue Rstsl, made secret, grand detour
from Richmond Dorttorly with cavalry aud
struck an exposed pax, Of N'Cieilan's line
Of supplies, killing some tsams'ers and sol
diers, aDi doing some damage to property.
They we're quickly routed, hosever,
several captured, aud some Of the citizens
who had plotted them were taken up for
the Of
From Memphis, 5000 bales Of cotton
aud corsiiersble sugar aud mo!ssses have
been started north.
Picket firing, aud various minor opera.
tions along the line between Richmond
and Mcclellan, are all the news We have
from his Army.
The number Of Officers and soldiers be-
l5nging to the Army of the Potomac
taking their ease through the country,
does not indicate on the part of M'C!eilau
a desire to be hasy.
4 call for more troops to make sure
work 10 :he Valley aud before Richmond,
Is rumored.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

a. any men could we'll be- We Lai star
ted .t'sr hard drill, lost our sleep, fought
tr tbrse hours under broilipg SUI as
ever saw iu Lesisburr, wi,hou, breath
Of air stirring, hal attacked aud dispersed
tie Rebels il weli-cho.en position, and
m1rsh.i same hir,y-sjI mties
In this aF,ir we lost two killel-Capt
Parker, aud private Manley Stevens, Of
Frark'iudale, Bradford Co, Pa-aod Q
or 10 woupdei, perhaps MORALLY; Ii;
Rush, this IN 5rulHg, shot him-c'f acc.ie
tally. We were loo tirei to take prisoners
as We might, bu, trou,d, along wounded
uau & the EI'l-i.e L iss wen; 10 him
soon after be va, fluui: the fir. words
hear. him say, were, "D0u't kill rue-o,
l1n't hur, me-l an very young-l attn
oaly seventeen" told hin he would be
treated a. Wei. as our men, and be Is 80,
at our hospital. His pame is George
C,Ga Hughes He is badly wounded il
the side, bu, i, Is thought will recover.
To-day be sep. - our Capt. Te,fori f5r a
B,b.e-I seot him my Testament, coIf-
d.ut that if be read, aud obeyei its spirit,
he would never take up arms against his
country. We took two oiber prisoners aud
llJ horses sai mules About 11U con.
,r4bsuis took tlis occasion TO gaia their
trleilu, ami "fo,ehei along wii EN-
horses aoi mules. wagons ari carts.
O-e Of our prisoner. think Lis /, : hsrl
case, as be Is good Union mau but he
admits be was overseeing p.au,a:ious aud
furnishing fresh meat for Charleston.
One Of our men, who was in the British
army ia tie Crimean war, says that g!
the numbers engaged we bad h,ri { f.h'.
/, seems strange more were not killed: the
bullets went whizzjOg By at great rate,
tur can't say think iiae the music Of
the Minnie balls
Three Regiments i; is said are s7on to
leave this Island to as,is: 10 the taxing Of
Charleston When We have any news,
viii uy to iufJrm You whs. knew, even
if We have to ruu from the enemy.
pAHIEL VI. RED.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

A Neetln. Of the Citizens Of Penn.yl.
vania is called in " Washington city, for
the purpose Of maxim: arrangements to
aid and succor the sick and wounded SOL
diers from this State, who msy be found
in the federal capital. Tue call is signed
by Hon. Joseph Casey, Col. John ".
Forney, David Haynes, E,q., and other
Pennsy ylvaniars, resident and sojOurDing
in Washington.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
Auditors Notice.

IN tn. Orphans C.nr Of Union county
E-,ars ot JONATHAN NEsBIr, ,a,e oi Lew
I,bprg, decd.
The Auditor appointed br the Court 70 make
] SIT button OF the Ua'aEce IN the hands O..
HUGH i. SHCLLEk. the Atmsai>ita'e-
Of the sad deceased, vii meet The par'ies
interested al his o ice Ia lewisbJrs on SAT
rHpAr me I2lh day OF July, 4. u. s62. al l
O'clock. T ". JOHN B LINN,
June -. 1862 hu5.tor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
,,r,,.r.n ,rNi.NElkLl.-
Tuesday Nornin. & Friday Afternoon,

Trpslav Morning x fn1ay Afternoon
FrRE,-Abaut t o'clock this wrTu'ng'
s,s were seen issuing from the roof
.b,ye Eurlan's Dentist u!h,e, which was
c,rr suaire.' Shoe Store, il the new
t,:iinc adjoining the old George he
MI corner building, on Market Street
Lssi,b1rg. Happily, there was 10 "ini
s,irrir-: the crowd that soon collected,
surplied the eugiuc with water; sud, IN an
boQr and half, the Ere was su5inet, For
tcoa,e1y. too, ClrkbuH bad on!y Two or
three days previous repaired and Improved
the srsins, which vas extremely we'll
p.pned, and saved the lower part Of the
byi'jiD- On fire. and also preserved tie
,df5inius building l5uly 5 OF 1 feet dis
,,pt} with little loss Of shingles aud Of
weather. ,a-3. upon the l2gs. For safety,
most Of the goods Of Shively, Harness
maker. and Of Baker < Co, Druggists,
with tie household effects Of Jonathan
W,lfe, were removed from the corner
building. James Scott owus the new
tuildiu., the upper part Of which vas con.
sumed, with some tools of Mr.. Squires
vorkmeu, and part Of those of Dr. Bar!au.
Mr.. Squi-cs saved the greater part of his
stock. on the lower floor, (aud has removed
the same into Crisxel.'s building, one
square below, opposite the old Hayes
.,and.) The FIRE DOUBTLESS originated from
furnace used by Dr. Burian in his pro.
ie.sIon. None of the parties lose very
hyagily-ail are thankful to their neigh.
boIs and friends for ,AeiE timely aud eli.
cient aid.
Another engine, and hose, are agair
called for. Council coo.i Jay no tax muT,
aceef,atle than for these necessarles iol
protection against fire.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

Rev. Henry Lorsch, late of Cumber-
land, Nd, has accepted the pastoral call
from the Shsmokiu German Reform d
church. z. O., Petersburg, North. Co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
SS1tU,

Ia BgGsl1a T., i-:A .l-: sr-! = r'ars LEWIS DIR"
--Eau ..au g tie t51lI.r q: i-ri,rlr-
In L...siurs. ls--. .ast, ALEXANDER HLsB--,
Agvi .D y-.T,-
Iu Ia, h r4l-r ---h alt a--i ". aud dsy-
-. SOL Il Dz.l-l suI E,asl g. Net-.as-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

Friday last, Wilson Harman, Of kisba-
coquillas Valley, while narrowing corn,
took shelter under hickory tree during
thunder storm, when lightning struck The
tree, and prosira,ei him, dead.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

The Caiversalist State Convention, at
Troy, Bradford Co, was unanimously aud
enthusiastically for the Government, aud
against the Rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

fiRsT-The first Rebel prisoners sent
70 Pennsylvania, are abou, 800, captured,
oy 6en Fremont, in the Valley Of Virgin
"a aha now il Camp Curtin, Harrisburg
iaey are described, on ali hands, as the
N 'st fl,hy-lOOking and ignorant set, of
Amercsns ever brought together in our
o'fe' They expressed great surprise to
see everything going ou as usual in Penn
s5iVsnia: at home, they left everything ia
TIE alarm, confusion, aud waste of usrf,rs
1t is stated that they will not be "exb;bi-
ted, but will be secured up, dscen,ly
cad aud kept in seelasion comparatiyely
IL would doubtless have iooe Rebel sym
Pa'aiIsrs good to have seen those "Suisrn
p'aeeFn' as they xcre-,he "chiyslry Of
we sunny South" 10 their semi-sayare
military costume.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

sc Ihe Tamaqua Gazette has "J. Bee.
-e'' on'ou Co +" il the list Of the Ander-
- i'oop' Pennsylvania Company sery-
'As 10 Kentucky.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Il Uai'n courtv-
E-lsJe oi JnH~ RTsarLdecd. The AydIt'r
appointed hy 'ae sad Conn 10 make t!>.s.-
bGion of the balance IN the hand, Of y al K.
zimmerman. AGmiuIslralor de bonIS non win
the VII annexed OF sad john Rishel. deed,
.-io and among those legally emitted 10 'he
SANE Wlh meet lne parlr, interested fur
,he purpose e his appointment, on >kruUnsT.
the 2-rh ag lea. ! D So, a. o'c.-ck, + 81,
I; his o.Ice II Le~lsigIg.
WILLIAM JONES. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

Ihe Anniversary Of the Lewisburg
0.p'ist Sabbath School, will be celebra.
- On Saturday TO morrow evening, by
public exercises.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
Progress,

progress.-FrgmS 800 n $500 worth of
rfopeIsy Was lhJs mlTutu- d->l:,yet 5y rre.
and thousands put Ia Imn,ueul danger. The
Cow Fathers are too pruT 90 buy hose
arrara.l>, Tor Eh.ch Ines have been pe.I..ne8
f1r years, while Ihey are '.E.u'v pursuing
me even tenor Of 4 venerable Irdcucr y. 30
years >,ant,as-P'owIng. sowing aui harr W
In- lae streets, d'-srns DIN ref.re ,re mans
door and rliiae 1t ur before anoiher'>.wrth an
unerr n prospect o; a large crop uf-TaI-s I,
..P W1ss AND 2. FooLi,u."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

NIFFlINBuRG-The Telegraph urges
The erection Of a suitable Academy build
iDE, l5.sgg.i those Of neighbor,ng towns
TIE SAFE .7ng ago invested $1,000 f-E
etgca:.1l4. F-rPoses in that borough: Il
Il: ta,a .a5se lost: aud the citizens are
ID eqli'y, as well as in interest, bouno
70 make the State aui County substau
italy EeoomPeused by some enterprise Of
the nature Of that urged in the paPer......
lie Pos calls upon tae people to attend
to ths protection and adorD uent of their
place Of t1Ei2l..... They are moving f5r
-'b Of July ce.etr4.iou......Sa Sale Of Berry
h'-' Bells real estate, tomorrow
S~P5i.ip S;P!ey, n intelligent farmer
ns-F Mn uburg, alter fse years careful
es'tl'a'ion and comparison, recommends
vat Cape Wheot as earliest, heaviest,
ala most sure and free from insects He
las seeds of the kind at 81 per bushel.
bEJ. N Anspach aud Wm. II. Schoch,
d NilHinb burg, have been Licensed to
preach, by the Lutheran Missionary insti-
sa's, SeIinsgrove.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

John. W Day, of English Centre, Ly.
coming county, recently discovered, chased,
and killed three bears.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

braves, aud History Will be iast. Ba' ii
locks a. if upfsir uen had too much il fin
ercc with NC. lie should not attempt
to throw upon innocent men disaster the
fruit Of his own or his suboriua,es' mis-.
management.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

Land warrant far Forty EcreS
gEOR ALE--~7ri-e - '-s Oi-cs n the
- 4 C,rr7i1A. les >rsr-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

s@~G---zs W. SeL9-b, IF C-P,.
Thomas Ca4mtarliu's c., D, 5tb Pa
H.. writes from the Camp usar Waite
House, that they lei: Freieric6,b4r: re-
giau, s.L Inst, marched eiz.: mics down
tie EsFpaaauuocs, where 'raI- -Por;s were
,Tsi;ing, aud cmt-rk.l, Monday, "a tie
"Iag5ra Washington" sailed down the
Ragr.Lanusck river, Chcs49eak Bay, aad
then Up Yo!a r.S4r, arriving ., their camp,
l0;h Inst. They expect to be jJigeI Jy
n1ss O: .oss Of NDywe.Hs division, aud
then to reinforce Geu. MC!e..4u, irgm
whom they we:e ;Lsl Is niles ii,iaut.
The Company were q. in good sPis.,s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20

The celebrated EPLra,a Mountain
Springs are offered FOR s.,e.