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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11
GniITes Of ariE.
A letter from the French capital to the s.
Louis Republican" dated May 10th, says:

A letter from the French capital TO the 81.
Louis Republican" dated May 10th, says:
We have had many gay doings here in con
ntclion with the visit Of the King and Queen OF
Holland grand review Of 10000 troops,
consisting Of all the Imperial Guard and the
garrisons OF Paris and the neighboThO d, took
place ia honor OF his Dutch ma jesty on WedLes-
day las in the Camp d Mars. The display Of
artillery, cf sSppers and miners, and pontoon
equippsse wEs very imposing, a. WAS also that
of tie Grenadieis and Il usres Of the Qua. d.,
and tie cavalry regiments Of Cuirassie!s and
LsnccIs I,wss imp ssibe, indeed, &c imagine
troops more formidable looking, OF more adpir
ably provided aud equipped.
The emperor and king Of Hollsud rode on 10
the field, followed by numerous aud brilliaU,
staff Of marshalS. gcnersls and many foreigu o.
fes:s f high rauk. The sight was AZ this u =
ment very splendid, aud was soon further "a Ii
yered BY the approach Of the enpTess and the
queen in an open carriage, escorted by fcoI
Of Cent GardeS, in their bright b'ue uniforms aut
glittering breastplaies and steel helmets. Ih'
troops went through the usual mGneuYers ~itl
admirable precision ia the presence OF prod:
gious cOneOurse of spec ateTs
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-" We ave informed By gsslIsmaH from
rsxas tbg. Gs~. g. Deuuisos, who ba8 been
sFpoialei C4llsetey at New 0heSbs, La recent
Iy left Sss ABtoHis, TeI4e, ia coWpsDy with
several army e. rs wba vsbt IN Re WouJ
Va. to be eIchszgei, sUd be with ibelu Es'
eat GugI for seVe;s! days =, Riebnobd. WbeU
BE- lit re1ss a. expressed 5lulssll 10 favor o.
Sbe Segth DeHaiseb Sas. held 10 bal Udog =
$50 AntoBiv, ten Be t4liei tJat Ss bsd psisys
III b.. ejjs 10 ofi,F 70 gel bsT ieTtupe. lie bsc
wsT lei bsf eeiy year bc:oYr btt 'eSth
Guct Is tbs S-siS'fU segtleusB uhp Is to tsk,
tbs responsible psstiee, sUi Is sail - 5s 'fse
esptsb'stO all PsT;iss. lie usS botn in New
/ EsxlsnJ aud educated IN Oil.
/ We learn also that DsHnisOa ia a ceu,iH .
4 SseEetsTy Chase Tbis, perhaps, accounts 10
bis spp0iusRs1ot - the Pteas4ut berth which th
| LiDcolB govsrsment has bestsrel on hiS,.
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GENERAL ORDER No, -.

EE lDQUARTERs l.T CORPS ARAY og THE)
FL 1SfssIPPI
CoTINTH Nay 20 lSd2.
ALL soldiers absent from the 7 { Army Corps y
L xp!railOn OF fariough otEerss, otCsi ed 10
lrPJr ~ hese HusdouRl tsrs within She K hiieCn
days oD ikis date. All absenteeS thOCt leave al
Memphis Or IL is vicinity. will rrptrt t5 Capt. ;. H.
d iu,OUdson. he Office OF Titus a 90, in MeUrhis
sstbia the days, who vii furnish them with
I4snsp3r'A ion IL ent tied thereto.
TtOse falling comply with ID . der Ut1in tbe Pc
Sio pres, bed viii be sTresisd an treated -
4 s~gteFs
BY Urdsr Il Ssjor Gee = POLK
GEORGE vi LIAkSON.
a. A. GeLe ..
HEAGQUARTERS Isl CORPS ARGY OF TRE)
kIsS.S~lPPI
CoRIST'i, May 2jrh 1852
Special Orders No. u.
Al / Leaves - H0ssnoe g-Eaief 70 UfhogrS men
i q u Army corps, sIeePt fr, m theO Hescqpsr-
l-r hereby evoked sad eli Feisors hdi Ing ibem
CydsFed rep heir respective G0u Iders lEse
ctatsly.
BY srjer o. Nal General POLK
GEO. WILLIAMSON,
rv17lw 4. 4 G.i .rsJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

TI.b4s besp seriously PreFes-d by tbs ss,sy
in New Odeass In TeasVe the statiIes Of Jstk s7s
and Clay t. the SoILA-lo toe buh Of the sal
verse" ne suppose The Ysnbse editor si The
Del.s hiss quick Imagination. lie declares
hat when the stars sad stripes are carried past
those statues they Smile OF seen 10 smile, vel
pleased that Gen HulleI Is the5e 10 give prot g
tios to the people and laws We suspect that
tire editor smiles " mere thar sOb:iety Tsqsliss.
Mobile Tribune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

A SsIkNISu ON TBE RNER.-Ths Nissis
sippian Of The i0sN safes that patton Of GeH
LoTell's command, under Col. Vim. Z Miles
ststionsd Eear roit GibssB, engaged eRu e4 tb'
eaeny's gIbbosts at EeH s'eiovk Oh the morn
iHg Of the 9Th, aud after brisk engagement .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

~ We rsivire 50 lesru frgB oar Exchanges
shst the pTssB ct OF 80 abundant bsTTsstot @TsD,
fruit, potstoe' sUi vegetables genera IS, Is very
promising. SbeHld y5e seasons cou'inus tsT' Z
able, We rieed tsTe ~ { az tha. want n ucl Ire
kept at bay il car army, which is sur only t"r-
midable enemy.-Sslms Reporter.
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NOTICE !!

CFFI- f Oy MISSISSIPPI CENTR LRiHR1AD)
COMPANY
HOLLY SPHING = Nay oh lS62.
\ oors quence Of the 0ceu pAon Of New Orissns by
h- enemy. IrJvfI n le made for obhgst
IL oompssy, Psysb.s At tbA. Ont IA tic Is proxi-
Is.o and there ssrr Therefose holders Ct such ,,
h-reby no III pre- EFT The for rsymss; at
So ef5- EO n crest viii b. paid .peh claims at
urty u-less presented here wtea due AID aymeui
iesu ed
BcErs sAd int. Test coupons mstUTng sni lsy IL 10
Nv York wi be paid Ills Olce bertL tier Instead
y y " Cre6ns
by order Of he Prssden'
lDzrJ lm J Kc7ONtCO. s4cry.
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Ey1The citizens of Richmond are pc forming
guard duty at the prisons, public sCoIehouse', ,
etc, so as TO put every available soldier in thc
battle which is to decide the fate Of the capital
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A.A, I.hr.sn s.prs.,a 70 3. KtIl.a.

report is in circulation this morning tom
Nashville, that the Governor Andy johnson
has been killed BY Gov. ilrowE, Of reunesses.
ls Vss said that Gov Brown was ordered 10
Be arrested and broUxl before Johnson 70 an
'Nsr some charge, ard while in his presence.
sLd during tbe investigation, Brown drew
pistol aud shet Johnson, killing him on the spol
Brsun was attacked BY the Federals preseEt and
~ course, cruelty slain.
Il Gov. Brown Was ia Nashville under surh
circumstances ;be story is no, improbable We
ouly know that il is eurrectly reported ard BE-
lievet by those who state el-M Msble JnEs 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

ISF~T Tie Overton House, so recently occupied
as q Confederate hospital, has been !sken pos
session Of by The Federal commander in Mem
phis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

~ The stssy sl shFee nsn going orer NiAga
r. Fails, pTsTss to be hoax. 4 log ~ss seen
to 60 ever, and hence the &" lie with eircUms IAN
ces"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

RAPInLY RECOVERING 1t will be extremely
gratifying ~ The fTieOds Of GeH- Ju6sl A. Early,
70 lesTu that be Is rapidly recovering from ihs
wound received at tbs battle Of Williamsburg.
tsTJsy, and though yet weak be bids fair to be
able in = short time 10 resume lis post IN thr
,ieI, where bis sallsnsry, courage and splendid
military talents bsve already rendered kim dis
linguisbe,. We are glad 70 hear that he has
bren promoted 10 msjOr- general, aid in this
extension OF the field OF his laborS, We sntiel-
pats tor him q brilliant career Of usefulness 10
cur cause. No man in the army has mole
worthily son promotion than Gen. Early, nor Is
there one whose military capacity will euabss
him to render more valuable service 10 his couu-
ty.-LyRehburg Republican.
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UEXTRACT, :"

HEADQUAR TERs We STERN DEPARTMENT,
CuRiNrH Miss, N II n lsis.
General orders No, 81.
II ALL OfEe r and PR a abseat fr0h 5hsi
4 . j. 'sts fyr ier01 daTf, without leave, shah h
0rly-d ON he rois Of 70 Amy, and be sideg,t
ceseI tsrs ana whIn s-Tesied, sha be she'd
gos5Ilely The 7 win 30 be fubI she'd Ia 81
Tbr n-wspEps.s - suCh.
Py ejuusnd Cf Gen BEAUKEGsRD.
fSLs4tdI GEORGE WN. B3EET,
Ae-u Chif Of A.
tOhi Iall GEO. u GARNER
lo A fsnprai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11
LAWRENCEBURG BANK NOTES.

rOR the accommodation OF the public The Gsycso
IL Savings Iusliuon ha- Rigde Of tie snail is
the LaWrcne5burR Bank, and sl sucA rsues sigHed
~ y. James Presidents aad James Gibson
Cashier viii be promptly redeemed at the viii Of he
boldrr n Confederate Treasury expressed upon
the face of each note issued, upon application at the
counter OF this institution.
las-It, E. AVERY CASHIER
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70 OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.

HAVING removed nay manufacturing establishment
II ~ o. old hoale, Jackson Aisri-sippi, where I
s prepared TO take order aud execute their Ia he
bet stye-haNing good stock Of North Csr0iuH esssf
mere gold lace and buttons hand would be pleased
.. -Uc.Ive yOur orders
.n3l Ia J. L MeALIISTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

IL. Applications for iurlough must be sd-
dressed 10 commanding officers
No discharge viii be grant; d except in case OF
ply sical disability, certified by a medical officer,
unless a substitute be furnished for the war; III
conformity with the regulations.
No resignation will be considered unless for,
waTded by commanding officers, nor accepted
unless for salts factory reasons stated.
Is. Ali communications from persons II. the
service must be transmitted through the Office OF
the adiutaut-geneIal, aud all communications
from subordiDates must be duly forwarded
through their commanding officer, Vr they will
not be considered.
NOTE-Au commune atoms from camps
should contain, in addition to the specifications
of the regiment, the name Of the post office 10
which answer should be addressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11

j.. All equipments, transportation, clethingr
subsistence, etc, or communication therefor, ore
furnished to troops in service by the proper cfti-
Gers, in conformity with regulations, and nc
person, not expressly commissioned for the Pur-
pose, can be suthOrized 10 make any purchase
OF contracts whatsoever for the government.
10. Contributions of clothing, or other store,
for soldiers, hospitals, etc, will be transmitted
tree Of charge, if delivered properly addressed
10 any officer Of the quaTteImsster's department
Agents Of States in charge Of such articles vii
be allowed fee transportation from their homes
10 the place Of their destination and back.
Communication is allowed the soldier for cloth
ing, at the rate Of twenty-five dollars for si1
mOaths.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
DR.. WIN. B. HU2D'S
TOOTH POWDER

This Powder possesses the
CARBoNIC WITHOUT THE INU-RIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL.
and Is Tree from all Acids or Alkalis that
can IN the least injure the Teeth.
Its action being entirely mechanical
polishing without wearing the enamel.
DR.. Wm. B. IIurd'S Tooth Powder
is recommended by all Eminent Dentists.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office,
No. - Fourth St. Brooklyn, ED.
Price. a5 cts per box.
A liberal discount made to Dealers.
Adiress Principal Office, Tribune Build
'ags, No. Spruce 81. Ne,c York.
Sold also BY Cas~ell, Mack & Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel J. & l. Coddington, 7I5
broadway; d. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway;
and by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03

The New School Presbyterian General
Assembly, at Cincinnati, by unanimous
vo,e-and the Old School Assembly at
Indianapolis, by vote nearly unanimous
renewed their expressions of devotion to
the Uuion and Constitution, and their uu-
qualified support of the President and Con-
gress in putting down the base Rebellion.
The New School Assembly also alluded to
Slavery as the mother Of the trouble, and
as an institution that should be removed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03

SAD MORTALITY wITHINTHE COUNTRY.
The Pastor of the German Reformed
Church in Powells Valley, Dauphin Co,
Pa, records the death Of over thirty of
his congregation, since the 9th of March,
chiefly from measles and spotted fever.
Daniel Kieifer lost G children, two fami-
lies lost 8 each, and another 2. This is a
remarkable Providential fatality within
q single congregatiou-and yet, doubtless,
one year with another, Powells Valley is
as healthy as any other.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
THE LOYAL DEMOCRAT.

Mouth not to me your Union rant,
Nor gloze mine ears with loyal cant
Who stands this day in Freedoms van,
lie only is my Union Man.
Who tramplcs Slavery's Gcsler hat,
lie is my Loyal Democrat.
With whips, engirt by chains, too long
We strovc to make our fasces strong;
When Rebel hands those fasccs rend,
Mus; We with whips and chains still mend
If f"Dcmocrats' can s;oop TO that,
God help me I'm no Democrat.
Thank Heaven lines are drawn this hour
'Twixt manly Right and despot Power;
Who srowls in Freedoms pathway now,
Beans "Tyrant" stamped upon his brow
Who skulks aloof, or shirks his part,
Hath slave imprinted in his heart.
In vain Of Equal Right ye prate,
Who fawn like dogs at Slayery's gate;
Beyond the slave each slave-whip smites,
Aud codes for Black. are laws for W Whitcs
The chains that negro limbs enc"il,
Reach and cnslayc each child Of Toll
q, Northern Men when will We learn
IT'S Labor that these tyrants spurn
IT'S not the blood or skin they brand,
But every Poor Mans toil-worn hand;
And ye who serve them-knowing this
Deserve the slaye-lash that ye kiss !.
While Northern blood remembrance Graves
From twice ten thousand Southern graves,
Shall freeborn hearts-bcneath the turf
Lie always crushed by tramp of serf.
And pilgrims, at those graves, some day,
BY Slavery's hounds be driven away!
The green grass in the churchyard waves,
The good corn grows DER hattle-graves,
But, o from crimson seeds now sown,
What crops, what harvest, shall be grown!
On Shiloh plain-on Roanokc's sod
What fruits shallspring from blood, % God :
Spring-time is here, The past now sleeps
The Present sows-thc Future reaps.
Who plants good seed in Freedoms span,
lie only is my Union Man.
Who treads the weeds of Slavery fiat,
He is my Loyal Democrat,
New York, May p, l'G2. ALI Dus,sSE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
" ". vANGETEH
What Everybody said cOald NOT be done,
has at last been Accomplished

h Hand Lamp. Iht IuNOWlhS are sUmt
of lis advantages:
lst DisPensrs with the chimney, which isexpensivc
and cum beTsomc.
n. The light is at accessible for lighting and
kndling purposes.
Sd. Burns less oil than the chimney lamp
ith. Burns the different grades aud qualities Of coal
and carbon oils, from u density OF IS and upward.
5th Can he carried around with about the same IA
ciIity as n candle.
9TH. Length Of time in burning improves the quality
of the fame. The lamp may be burned week without
trimming and will not smoke
The burners be attached to any lamp that per
sons having lamps need only change the burners.
For sale by J. A. kREAMER.
ALSO. just received, lot Of French Pre-
serving Kettles. Corn Peppers, &c. SC, AT
J. \. KREAMER'S Tin shop, corner Fourth
and Market streets. [Lewisburg, Aug.s,6l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
GENERAL ORDER.

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
/ having this day taken possession OF the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, under the con-
ditons agreed on with the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. 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..
Philadelphia, Jan. 80, 1862. I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
Dufkepe Reaper 4 Mowrr.

THE unprecedented success Of the Buck
L eye" is the strongest proof Of It's superior
excellencv. The BUCKEYE has caused a
Complete Revolution in the Manufacture oil
REAPING AND MOVING Machines. and
It's reputation is so well established that it is
scarcely necessary to Particularze its advan-
,ases. We will, however, call the attention
OF the farmers to few OF lis merits.
The TWO DRIVING NHEELS-the
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
NAV be thrown out Of gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knives-Ihe Steel Cutter
Bar-the Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Edge-the Double
Hinged Joint, by which the Gutter Bar may
be Foded-the long Crank shatt-rhe Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Gutter Bar
NAV be raised and lowered so as TO cut as
low 10 the ground as may be desired-the
Steel Piiman and Brass Box-its Light Draft
-<no Side DrafO-no weight on the horses
necks-backs as easily as cart-all Of
which form a combination of advantages
which no other machine possesses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL


Coughs, Colds hf4easd, ',o'n H'TSr'.fS, P'''eldi,
Ias,nnoHi1, Dsssrses Of he Bor.i dris,7g tr"S' Gi
Iacip,ent G.aHmpfiaa, and joT he rein, ,,d ~ al ai
Iss'b) cure gf IfS M az afrdaodd stdyss u pe toti''
1,HE Ralsamic Cordial is enilr.y Vegetable produc
ton com bining the healing properties Of the halsam
with the invieoratiGc qualities of Cordial rodue NJ
combination well adaPtei TO the purposes intended
that there but few nf disease which will not al
early period succumb to its healing and liiegivEg
properties,
For ages has the treatment of pulmonary diseases
eupied III. portion OF the attention of the sCrn
tir Of the medical world. lot c.urri emil
nenre in his uf these diseases, than the ce
braied Prusan Dr nonand, the originator Of the Bal
samc Cordial Ills life devoted TO tho production of
remedies that would stand uurNa.od. How sr he has
succeeded. the American people are able t. judge" uni
positively assert that no Preparations that have
been placed before them, have conf rrri the
of benefits on suffering humanity have ELECTED
MANY ndatiuns from all cassrs of sociry thr
remedies Of lpofand prepared by DR. c. NJ. Jackson
Co, of Philadelphia
The Cordial isdcsienel for class ofdseascs more gen
cra and fatal than any other to which the people
OF this country sutJect-tho,. sprinEing from
slight cold" That eminent authority, DR. Bell, says:
will not say that Cn.ds inhabitants what
the Plague aud Yellow Fever those other coun-
tries but confidently that they usher in dis
greater compiry and mortality than these latter
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer. JOHN NJ
WIITALL says of the EALSAMIC CORDIAL.
DR.. c. VI. J.cEsoS-Respertri Friend Having for
long time been acquainted with the virtues Of thy BAL
SANlC CORDIAL in Coughs, Colds Inflammation of the
Lungs, &C. thus freely bear testimony its efficacy
For several years hay. h-cn without IT in nv
family. II is aiso gives pleasure to state that have
used it with entire success in the Treatment Of Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly JOHN WliirALL
Fifth Mo. l., ls5s. Race st above +th. Philad a.
Hs-Tbese medicines are f,r sale bv all rcsrerta le
Druggists AMI dealers in medicine, in the United States.
Cansdss, British Provinces. and West indies at "a
per bottle. Be and the genuine with the sigma
Others counterfeit Principal Office and Man uiaeto
ry, AIS Arch street, Philadelphis, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
LARKIN & CO.,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Sc Corner Eighth ami Arch Philadelphia.
(Ea.raacs on Egta Sireet}

A FrER many years experience in all the
\ various branches Of The Art, the ProPri-
eicrs confidently invite the attention Of their
friends and the public TO their extensive esta-
hli>hment. which presents the opportunity for
procuring the hest Pictures, equal al least to
any frst-class Gallery IN the 'ni'ed States.
Prepara,.ons are complete Tor executing all
tb. i,,troYr.l .iyl.- krlwu to the Art They have
r,tu, arrangement Tor cHs in- Da-uerrruyF"s 6c Sr,
maxim. tL.n Lir szg II t'-'r'd-if" cn.y ON" ni the
Iipi in this country. Attached to this establishment
ar. u rr, l,..rus Art.''s
rRc1oGLArIss ius'oliu- Painting, as l,w as % 90
do vii trau. d. -
do y pbo.at sets. F~tra copies 51 cts.
or 50 per dcz. Lii -uto -raVh as low - aud
Ivorytypc at same price. D.ralc Amhr1tylcs at 90
cents and upwards.
most extensive a-sortlurnt of Cit Frames, cubrac-
ing select rlair f the latest styles. Fr
c.s from e cent ami upwards.
Especial attention la~towcl upon Iitesizrl Photo
graphs in Oil transferred from small pictures, and from
LIE. Prices from SIS 20 500
rn-Instru,ticns given in the Art ssiy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03
Dr.. WIN. B. HURD'S
IOOTll-ACIIE DROPS

FOR TIE CURE OF
TEaCug
produced by exposed nerves.
1t is particularly adapted to all cases of
children afflicted with
JociGaeGe.
Parents can relieve themselves from that
distressing weariness caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great SUFFERING. bv
keeping bottle of
Or. Tim. q. Gur0's Gooil,aeI,c Drous
in the house.
Prepared at Dr.. Hurd's Dental Offiee
No. u Fourth St. Brooklyn, ED.
Irice, only IL cts per bottle.
A liberal discount made to Dealers
1dlress Principal Office, Tribune Build.
'ngs, No. Spruce 81. Neo York
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co. Fifth
Avenue Hotel; j. & I. Coddipston. 7,5
Broadway; D. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway;
and by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03

The above Is portrait Of David M'Creary, Of Maple.
Twpwho. tho 3ist Of August Sj>, made slay il
hefor. Justice Gorrry that he treated Tor the
CANcB by three hy sicans of Bedford unity and by nr
Nrwton Of the Eclectic College, CineInna for period
OF nearly eight months not~ outstanding which hes h
nose, and p0rfia gt has ift clse eHtT!y eaf@a
GirJgl lie had given up all hope, hen be heard Of the
"ocd SearchrE and induced to try 1t. Four bot
ties cured Kim and although sTliy iissur-d there i
qu ston but this valuable medicine saved his life.
The fun particular Of This remark bs may he
in a Circular To he Ia! Of sny Of the AGENTS
We also refer to OF Nancy eakney, Of Elderton,
Armstrong Co. Pa cured Of scROFULs after being unable
I" get out Of t"tl for three years
To the Of lady in Ah -onyil'e Ciearirli Co, ho
also afflicted with seroiuia in it, worst form.
To the cf George M-i-.l. residing in CarrOltnwn,
Cambria Co. Ia, who badly afflicted with Cancer
that it his entire o and his worse, If
pos.ihi than ILrrary's
The ar'iruars Of these rascs-every Of which
cured by the Of the blood Selrrhcr-nay also be
found IN q Cir.u'1r g. hr lad # any Of the Agents
GEn. u. kf,>tR Proprietor, Piit>huT., IA.
- Lah0ratDry tor the auuactur and sale the
rcnn'a ar1aI Depot. Hnliifaysburr. pa. sold by :
v. srhsitc. Losi.lur-: MCr1i.t 4 iIauck, buffalo,
Roads Rudy IliMuclrrirh. T5rmer.villr; Cumming
a Wilmer. Ilartieton; D II Ei-sc!i, MfliuhurG l.. :
samm Winfield shinilc Waseu. el.rr, Srlin-sro',;
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03

GARDENING-These are the days when
"garden sass" takes root. Everybody
that is-foriunatc enough to own q seven.
by-nine or larger patch Of ground, is busy
preparing it for the reception Of seeds. 1t
is glorious fun, this working in the garden
so healthy, too. Just get up at 4
o'clock in the morning and hoe and weed
onions briskly ill I, and you will have
an excellent appetite for breakfast, and a
lame back for the rest of the day. There
is peculiar pleasure in-put,iug the tiny
seeds gently in the soft earth, in regular
rows, with the moral certainty that mother
Na,ure-or your neighbors' bens-will,
in the fullness Of time, or the shake Of o
leg, bring them up
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-03

The North Carolina State Convention,
still in session, voted down Rebel uea-
sures, and passes such as look like Union.
Union meetings are being held on the
seacoasi. Hon. Wm. A. Graham is talked
Of as the Union candidate for Governor.