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Rs RARNARs2 s,os.IEa!Nc = .UCKEY,, AuotiOneer'.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of 8 deed Of
OF cord. we will offer auction, on the llth day
Of February, at 3l4 O'Clock m, on the premises,
lows,vlz: Beginning at the end oftventy- Elk feet
measured east, on the south line Of West street,
from the southeast intersection of West and North
streets, snS running Themes easterly, by and with
the south lRe Of West street, twenty feet, thence
southardy. and parallel with said North street,
eighty SIX feet, thence westvardIy, and parallel
with said West street, twenty feet, and thence
north eighty six feet, to the beginning, with the
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
lnstalments, at three, six, and nine months with
interest. to be secured,
The terms OF sal le must be complied with within
one week alter sale, or the property may be resold,
After one eeks notice. at the risk and cost of the
first purchaser.
WALTER 8. cox,
HUGH CT PERTON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association.
ja 6-28wts BARNARD a. BUCKEY,Aucts,
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., JANUARY, Ise2.
r E NOV AL.
A. BININGER g. 90.
HAVE
H u M OWED
21s Pennsylvania AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
wILLARDs, HOTEL.

We invite the attention Of our friends and
irons to the Gard below:
No. 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite WiIldrd's Hotsl,)S
The Subscribers, having opened Branch Es-
tablishment in this City a few months since, and
feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al
ready received from It's friends and the lovers of
pure and genuine
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles In their line, have determined
pom . continuance and extension Of their bust
nem. Their assortment embraces
FINE CoGNAC BRANDIEs
(of various age, brands, and districts.)
- BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES,
JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c,
Also, several valuable Tonics, BItters, and
stomachics, which are remedies for
bowel complaints, fever and ague,
headache, and the like.
MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES,
CLARETs, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE
AND GERMAN WINES.
HAVANA sEGARs,
ofall Varieties and Prices.
FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING
TOBACCO.
ALSO,
PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED
MEATS AND FRUITS, sARDINEs,
vINEGARs, SWEET OIL, &c, &c.
The Stock was particularly selected to suit the
wants Of Hotel-Keepen, Suffers, Restaurateurs,
&c. They are invited to visit the establishment,
which is under the direction Of Mr.. Jos. p.
WILSON.
Owing to the fact that they import most Of the
articles Direct and to their many business faciIi-
ties, they senabled to offer their stock Goods at
verv low prices.
Your obedient servants,
A. BININGER CO.,
importers Of Foreign Wiass, Liquors, &c.
ia lift NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON.
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Arrival Of the Steamer City of New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The steamer CITY of New
York, from Liverpool, has arrived. Her advices
have been anticipated by previous arrivals
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By WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctoneers.
t'RUSTEES' SALE BY virtue OF q deed of
trust from N. w. Walker, dated February -,
Iss5, and Of record, we will offer at auction, on
P. m, on the emIses, that lot of ground In WASH
,ngton known and described as lot ID, in square
No. "a beginning for Its bounds On Eighth street,
S2 teet from the northwest corner of said square,
street 16 feet theLoe east IS feet inches to feet
alley; thence north with the line of said sley Is
feet thence west IS feet inches to the beginning
with the improvements.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
TO be paid IN CASH and the residue In three equal
lustaments, at three, six and nine months, with
interest, to be secured.
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week AFTER sale, otherwise the property may
be Iesod at the rlsk and cost of the first purchaser
WALTER s. cox
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Build'g Associa'n.
ja7:2awts WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auotioneers.
L trust from Cynthia b. Mason and others, dated
arch lS 1857. and of record, we will offer at auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of February,
CLOCK p. m on the prem ses, that lot of ground
IN Wasnnston known as lot No. ,ghteen, (l8, j in
ausre No. seventy three, (73,J win the improve
Terms 2f sale: One third of the purchase money
70 De paid In cash; and the resioue in three aua
lnstalments, at thres, six and nina months after
date, with interest, to be secured.
one week after sale, the property may be Tesold
at the risk and cost of the FIRST purchaser.
WALTER \. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN BuIld'g Associa' u,
Ja1-2awts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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The Charleston Courier Of the I'D says: Our
city narrowly escaped another confsgration on
Wednesday night. 10 was fortunate the Are was
discovered az 30 early an hour. The locale Of the
IRE 10 Immediately next 70 the drug establish
ment which took nre In 1857, and consumed the
greater part Of the large wholesale houses on
Hayne street. The hfemen wers on the spot with
their usual promptnes. The origin Of the fre is
believed b be an accident. f G3g5
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On the 23d Instant r. NJ. r. Hunter wa. elects
Confederate Senator by the Virginia Leoislstur
on the hrst ballot, by very large majority. Wi
liam Ballard Preston was elected on the secou
ballot a. M Hunisrs colleague. Mr.. Presto
ws q member OF President FilImoress Cnbine
Hon. William G. Rives 10 named 10 All tbe ',
eancY In the Confederate Cabinet, vice Hunte
chosen Senator.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auctioneers.
GeorRetolcn. ID O.

Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association.
ja 6-28wts BARNARD a. BUCKEY,Aucts
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
/ "R1EHLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
a Pesifiss asd spseiss Rs~sSs
For Diseases Of the

BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP.
SlCAL sWELLIN6s.
TINS Medicine increases the power of Disesnou, :,
eno Scltes the ABsoRBKNrs into healthy acton.
~ ,Nnlon the NATKRE on cALcKRoUs deposftionf /.
eno al UNNATURAL KNLAReKMnxTs are reduoed =
a Wei ~ rAIN AND INTLAMkATIon,
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ILATKR.l

SMALL FORCE OF FKDERALs AT PApucIE
The Bowling Green Courier, Of the a3d' s,v
that instead Of ten or twelve thousand Yanfes
occupying Murray, Galloway county, an reported
the number consists ofonly ., 900 infantry and 50
from Paducah. His object, doubtless, IL 10 de
stroY the railroad at Paris, Tennessee. and thu
break the communication between Menphis an,
Bowling Green, and capture or destroy the arm
stores there
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15
Estate of Lewis kikey.

4 DHINISrRATORS NDTICE-Lrtrr>
\ oi Administration on ,he estate Of Lewis
A,ary, deCea-ei, late Of Ue>r BaGa'ue IT.
having been granted 10 the subscriber by the
Register Of UUon c.uH,ym !ua form ol law.
nj persons indebted 10 SAID estate are hereby
notified 70 make immediate payment, and all
having auv just claims against the same NAV
present them 1H.v auihcauca,ct for >ef,lemeu,
10 ROBERT hIkEY, West HuGa!ac,
WN. AIhEY, 'ars
Nav ; lsG2 rd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15

Ignorance and .Sarcry 90 "hanI in
hand The aristOcracy hold the common
people down by keeping them in compar-
a'ive Ignorance. Hence we Gud, where
S!ayrry rules, there are 10 Free Schools
Aal one of the first works of Congress,
after freeing the C-pital Of the Nation
from Slavery, was TO pass
"AN ACT TO provide for the Public
instruction of Youth in Primary Schools
throughout the county Of Washington,
Ia sAe District Of Columbia"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15
Administrators Notice.
,TJrE hereby given. that Letters

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
' Of Administration on The Estate OF
JEREMIAH SrAHL, late Of East Buiialoe
Twp, Union Co, decd, have been granted to
the undersigned. by the Register Of Union
county. in due form Of NV; therefore an per
sons knowing themselves indebted ro said
estate arc requested To make Immedia'" pay
mcu'. and those having IHst cia.i.> against
The same are ais" requested 20 present theta
properly authenticated for settlement
DANIEL EuLL, Atmin'r
Kelly. trfT rs. IsT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15
REMOVAL.

7 b CHRIST. Esq, has removed his Of
4. fee To The building Of Jonathan Snyker,
Norm Of The Court House, and Immediately
opposite the Buffalo House, where he will al
tcni lu all manner Of business al his office
with dispa'ch aud promplaeSS in his line of
business. (S7eaHs both English and Grruan.)
April I. l>i2. l.. y. CHRISF
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15

Saturday, Oh Aug. '62, was terrible
hot day. Tlermnmctcrs RACED up to the
59s. In New York city and suburbs, so
l,IsVus d!ci iIum the effects Of heat.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15


CENTRAL ORDERS. No 3j.-The 9th
Regiment, ordered lr the Secretary Of
Wan rrldcc da.a of October -, IsGl, and
order issued therefor from ;hi, Dcpart-
Iaaas So. lo5, Dec y. IS6l, will consist
entirely Of cyi9reI citizens. Enlistment,
wi.lc.amlncc Immediately Camp will be
established under Gen. Robbins, who is
directed To organize the regiment.
The ttHagtcrmastcr-GcnCral viii furnish
ra..oa- and equipments on rcquisIt,on.
OUr col1rcI fellow citizens are reminded
that the regiment from this State in tho
Revolution, consisting entirely of colorcd
persons, Wa pronounced, ly Washington,
c,ual, if not superior, to any in the service
They constitute part Of the quota from
thjs STATE, and j, is expected they will re-
s7ald with zeal aud spirit to this call
The Commaoieg-in-l hicfwiIl lead them
into the h,li, and VIII share with them, in
common with tie patriotic soldiers Of the
Array of the Republic, their trials and
dangers, and sill participate in the glories
GA their successes.
Ey order of WM. SPRAGUE, Com. in Oh.
Epw. G. NAURAN, Adj. Gen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15
LUMBER. LUNiHER,l

rFNIIE subscribers havcIur sale rr--,.--
On Iars {" suit Furchd>crsl :. r., -,
u large stock of t'j-4 - I
PINE BOIEDS- Panel SluG ~! ~ 81.
PLANK. &-c. As. 5.COO PIAE EIILN.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. al cur Mills
on South Branch Of the White Deer Crcel; in
Harley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrow> road al the end Of our al
- \ Diploma for superior sample cl
P'ank>, and a Premium Ter Rails and Shinr-
les, were AWARDED us at he last Union Co.Ag.
FAIR. John N'CNLL & SONS.
ly-72 Forest II % p q. Union Go, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15
N AS ON 8 CO.
Estate of John Glover. decd.
WCTICE 10 BATHERS.

IOIiGG ~ BaTkERS.
rI'HE public (lnd especially LADIES' have
recently been mucn annoyed when ca led
upon To pass along The River Road above town
by the indecent exposure of boys ant Young
men bathing IN close proximity 10 the road.
The criminal code of Pennsylvania makes
such conduct punishable by fine and impris-
onmeni. | hereby give notice tina, viii have
the law rigidiy enforced against all who con-
tnue the shameless practice.
june Is. One ahn Mans What he SAYS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15
Rhode Island takes the Lead.

Tlis gallant httie State was the pioneer
of civil ami religious freedom as rights. TIE
this day, color makes NJ political distinc
lion among her citizens. Establishing thc
first liberal College, she started also tie
first Cotton Factory in America. To the
Revolution she gave Elery, Hopkins and
Greene Perry to the Navy-ani Chan
ming and Way!and to literature. When
the Rebel leaders thought to steal Penn
sylyauia, New York city aud Rhode Island
to oct AZ tails to their kite, how we're they
surprised to see Rhode Islands Governor
among the frs, to take the field for the
UHioD, ct tie head of the best Of armed
troops, With Burnside, Casey, &c, she
has Joeh Quickest to respond to every call
for men or means. Some Of her towns or
townships have raised as high as $3.50 as
bounty to every volunteer
Her Governor, Wm. Sprague, has been
claimed as "Democrat," aud appears to
be one in the true sense Of the word, but
Is not and never was Of the party which
has d>grac,d "that once bouored name"
To Gov. Sprague it has fallen to cut the
GoTdiau knot as to enlistiDg colorcd men
in tie war for the Union: relieving the
President of all responsibility, he receives
them as legal men of Rhode Island, in the
following manly and stirring call
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-15

Col. JEREMIAH RITTER. Of East ButTa.
Toe, Is respectfully recommended 10 the voters
OF Union county as an Independent candidate
ior Commissioner al The next October election.
Soi.Rnier i, hard working mechanic, bu,
submits his claims to the decision of the De-
mocra'ic Convention.
July - BUFFALOE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13

So
A PhAYING WHEEL. Playing is
made easy among the BoodIlsts by
machinery. Col Terrrns gives the
following description of ii in his
travels:
We went over the monastery,
" hch WAS just the CHURCH of Cor.
ougunial over again, on II arge
scale. Amongst other things, We
were shown with great pride II
monster praying wheel the rylin,
der was ut least ten feet in hight,
AMI five or siX luet in diameter,
and it was narL work for TWO prirsts
to turn it. These playing cyI:n,
t,ers were the great feature of the
place, and were all sizes; the small
eSl we're about the size of humm'ng
tops, and resemble that toy in
shape. They are called chOS khor,
and are carried in the Lllnah i
right and--the handle being the
axis on wlich they revolve. They
turn AT til! sligl est movement,
and as one revulutiun cuunS one
prayer, 1t is easy to carry ON an am
iInated conversation, ;inl get thro
any amount 4 rray.rS to l3o"dh at
the same fine Others, Il little Ion
ger, We're placed IN shelves along
the walls. ahnnt tho hight OF Il
man swaiSt. Til" pi"mS. in passing,
always give them II twirl. But the
mosI perfect Specimen of this bu'
sineSS.like way of getting "vrrtheiI
spiritual duties. practiSel hy the
Bnnlhists Lahak. was little wa
tpr,mill, which we noticed II shnrt
time after, near the village. Tn,
stream turncdthe mid.wheel. .wlicl
was nothing more or less than
: PRAYING ryiiIider and rcvolve'l I'm
reasing'y; as long AZ the stream
flowed ON, 80 long would it's devo
tionS last. Unlike Il 'fri.,r of order
gray, apt t" fall asleep over hi
beads. and tc shirk the number O
his a0ps which have been Ijarsaine,
for, this eli Iruling little nlechani
cal contrivance never stopped +
take breath. never slept, never If
off for hral', bit prayed continu
onSly, free gratis for uuthing. =
, lie was certainly no fool. whateve
else he may have been, who invent
ell he praying wheel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13

PLENTY or SlLvEk.-Accor,ling to
paper called the Silver Age. pnb.
lishe,l in California. the product of
silver in lmriions of that rich cnun
try is immense. 1t learns from IL
pretty reliable soarce that the o
plir Company are shipping week
iy, from their works in Washor
county. the sum of not less than
SIC, 900 in bullion. and some weeks
| il amounts to 100000 in value
A. thi- rate the yield ot The mine
will probably reach the eu"rmpns
sum of three millions of dollars
this year. Tho Age says there are
hundreds of mlnrs in that vicinity
equally as go'd. which are un,le
veIope1, hut which ouly require
tbs sNRltal VII !o geaaH o1eaaaaHksIthem yield sim
Larry.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13
Write 10 the Soldier.

A circular rigucd 10y chaplains
w. ID. q. Rudruck, kurtvRcvenih
PtnnSy' 'lyafiia feginacift, j. t,s lSgls
mrrson, Seventh New Hampshire.
q. r. Woodruff. Sixth Connecti.
cut, AMI II. a. Chiibrook, Eighth
Name, who are stationed al Beau
fort, ). g., is addressed "t0 the
friends Of our soldiers" in rrgald
t, the Importance Of Christian cor
reslondence. They say:
"Our experience aud observation
clearly demonstrate to us. that N
cnnn"ctinn with divine services in
the camp, Christian correspond,
encc from home is doing more for
the m rails and spirilual advance.
mIeut of our men in the army than
any other inSirumputaiily. Off
GERS and soldiers who would not
read Il tract or religions paper will
r ad letters addressed to HON. writ,
ten hy one personally int rested in
their welfare Even the least pa.
per or tract enclosed in II letter to !.
soldier will he read and re,read I'M
til its truths are indrlihly impress
rd on the mind and heart. The let.
ter with its contents thus address,
cd to him will he carefully folded
and placed in his porket tor future
rrfrrrlr. so that one ont ON pick ei
duty. or during leisure moments
he will have something to read ant
occupy his mind.
ave would say then, parent,
wiitc to Your sohs. wives write t,
your husbands. sisters write to y0l:
hro!hers, children write to YOU
parents. pastors and people writ
messages of love to our soldiers. =
Write often. rlIreriulIy and rnroul
agingly simple. homr'like Christ
ian letters. let your letters ah"um
in words of cheer. and hrrathin
the spirit "t Christian sympath
and love-"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13
THA Kcokuk, one ofonr new iron

THs Kcnkuk, one ofour new iron
clad vessels, is sail tp he II vary
queer ship, ami il. the description
of her which we halcreen are true.
She is. She resembles two small
boats turned down on each other.
She is oval shaped in the huh. The
machinery will he carried entirely
below water. There is no ood
work whatever, save in the cabins.
A propeller in the stern will move
her. There WAS no keel laid in the
centre of this queer looNing craft,
bur Que al the bow aud one at The
stern, both If which. EXTENDED to
ward tn mi'l,llr of the hnll abolt
Ii ieei. a seven feet ram ,Xtrnls
from the l"w II is OF cast iron
throughout. und hears n re.emb,
B lance To the rams on the VI 'nit0r.
/ When in the water the Keol nk
will present the most Singular np
pearance of amy slip heard Of NJ
to this time. ..m
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13
From ths l.h earu Timea. Adh.

EIOm bhN "a Shbu AhheFi Ht"f tI III
Another Secret Political Society tnIlI.
inOis- The Emancipation I'et 81
What it Proposes TO D. ana INV q
Do it. y9 asI-2
The following Articles"fAgree
mrnt of the Emancipation league
have been sent to ia by II gentle
man of high character aud in:rlli-
gtnce in the interior of thi1iStdip,
who assures III that it hls com. to
hls knowled &c that secret organi.
z. tions on the ha,is0f these arii.
cles are IN exiSteuce all over tie
Sat"-tlIat they are auxiliary to Il
central organization, and that they
have as complete set of passwords.
signs aud < il s. ~ the odd Know
Nothing Order ever had
ARTICLES AND OBJECTS OF THE
EMANCIPATION LEAGUE.
We, the true aud determined friends ui
human liberty, stand united in the following
objects:
j. We are determined to destroy the last
vestlge Of AFRICAN slavery IN the UnitrL
States, peaeeab.y II we can, and forribly II
necessary, and that we will sLsiuin that ita
ture Of the PRESIDENTS proclamation which
contemplate ,nsurreclUn among the Siavrs
wll' re.n liz SAY >: that thc army andnavywl
d no act VI acts tU repreas sucn persons
Ur ANY oi them, n the efforts they mat lOl
their actual lrtd6m, notwithstanding th,
a,r may rrSoLrd " Iii tnr screams Il the wU
men an chIldten ut the rtbIlllUuS tyrants
tor it is bettrrlhat tha Southern States shOult
!, be ILnabted by our loyal colored friend
than that rebels shUu'd persist IN the rrau
!. tlce Of savery,itU the disgrace Of the nation
@ That we Will spare neilher efforts ~
:. means to secure the election Of men to oil
ces who will give their support to our object
and that we will favor, by every pOss.b.
manner. the influx Of loyal coiOred leorl
intn this State, and their elevation to CON
plrte ciizcnsh p, thar through Their assi'
nnce at the baIeT-bux We may be enabled T.
overcome thai abbnnnbe sym, .ihisin
Democratic !arty, and thus" lendrr-io"le
conscr iltvr members Of the Rep bliru
party, whom we have made so useml In til
c mpliShment ot our objects.
, That we plcdt tc ourselves to pay to til
Treasurer OF the EmInc'wrtlOh Lea oie til
sum Of one d ,llar, to RAISE II fund to II
p.nsate orators to canvas this Slate thu "
will individuall, make every rtf ,ri to ,ecur
the services OF the Hon, Il. e. lngersoll, e:
Governor j. A. Wright, i'arsnn Brownie,
Hon. Emcrson Eth@rldgc, Hon U. + l. u,
, er' Gen j. A. McCIermand aud others wi
have seen their form r errors, aud who no
seek to make amends by advocating Il
' cause Of human Liberty
4. We bind ourselves to keep these art
cles securely: that we will not let any len
ocratlc sympalh ger or conscr ative Reru)
, hcam see them, Or by any acts or words b
tray to tie unwOltiy 0r animated our o
: j"cls, signs, or pass words.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13

ADVANCE ON ToBA ocu.- Mirrfac-
turers of fine cur Il lst,o li,t)tt
npthe price SS ltrtut..,idut
down the quality Of lie mticle in
like lrolorli"n. lhie makes an in
creare Of 66 percent. in ,l,e lIie
of hvd br. atl and tl'tcolor,l teeth
Tobacco chewrrs assert that the
fine cut now in the market Is made
of old mattresses saturated in Ia.
ha"co juice. Tie retail lnicc OF the
article is Increased one tlLi,d. What
is true OF tobacco is true so of ci.
giIrs. "i'abs' have Disappeared
from the market. and "Sou,h l,Ic,t
regaIias,' - that eold for II shilling a
dozen, are now worth double That
amount, The pleasant tictions sold
under fancy names as genuine lla-
vallas, make Al serious hole III the
smokers pocketb"ok. Putting costs
something now, ii it never did be-
fore.-Phiia. North Am. @
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13

MANUFACTURE OF FLAX CoTToN. -
1t il stated that Mr. Samuel g. Al
len, an inventor of macninery for
making flax cotton, has RECENTLY
purchased large buildings. water
power. Be in Lawrpnca. Mass, for
the establishment nf "a miufa'tory
of flax 'o'tcn goods. II is said hat
the com ,,anv eugag'l in this Ell,
trrprise have abundant mean>.-
The present scarcity of cotton will
certainly give great encouragement
to the undertaking.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-13

RESULT OF FRlGHr "A young
husband at Syracl<r. y. Y. tho't
he wonld lrigli'rn his wife, theoth
day. for the fun of the thing
He got under the bel just before
she WAS going to her room to- dress,
and suddenly reached ON his hand
aud took hold of her leg. The
fright was 50 greattlat she uttered
one loud shrek aud fell senseless
to the floDr. and it is thought that,
IT she docs not die, she will be II
maniac for life.