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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-09
4 GARD TO THE SUFFERJNG

AAThe REV. WILLIAM COsGRoyE, while laborInq
as missionary in Japan, cured Of consumption,
when all other had failed by a recit obtained
from learned physician residing in the great city a
Jeddo This recipe has cured great numbers who were
suffering from consumption, brOrchitis sore throats
coughs and colds and the debility and nervous depres
sion caused By these disorders DESTROYS bcnedttlng
others will send this recipe, which have brought
home with me- TO all who need 1t. free Of charge Ad
dress, REV. WIN. COSGR0YE, 439 Fulton Avenue
Brooklyn, n. Y. w3n noi3@
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WORCESTER, S., PRoBATE oFTIoE

NJ OhCESIER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
W December Is, is6l.-To all persons Interested IN
the Estate Of DANIEL MUNDELL, late Of IlubbardsiOn
deceased. GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate TO he
holen At Worcester, on the hrst Tuesday Of January
next 10 show cause why administration Of the estate
said deceased should not be granted to BENJAMIN ".
Inpp. VI Rutand and the Court orders service Of this
citation by publishing the same In the Massachusetts
spv anewspaper printed IN Worcester, three weeks
dIs w3ti elias. =. STEVENS. Asst Reg
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Two RENT.-A first class House. corner
- of Main and King streets, containing nine r,oms
ana bathing room, with hard and soft water, will be
rented iof Sz00 If application is made Inquire OF
nIs, v: ., IHA1 Elk, No. I Park street. DIFF Do
ENO RENTING good upper tenements,
4 pleasantly situated within five minutes walk of the
Post Office. Inquire of j. L. HOOD, 22S Main street
worcester diff n2S
fANO LET.--A frst-class house, new and
= convenient, and desrably located, within few
minutes walk of the Post Office. Possession given TO
suit convenience Address Post Office, drawer No. 1911
Worcester. diff an1R
TNO IET.--Four tenements to let, with
n barns or without. Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND
$50 diff
FA'O RENT ON MAPLE STREET-A
h Boarding tenement of sixteen rooms; Also a tene
ment OF seven rooms Inquire of j. W. UPHAM.
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gor Sale or 60 get.

ICoNCLUDED Tomorrow.
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TERMS OF ADVERT1-T~G-

ADVEhII5hMENTS published IN the DArL, ~ IN "A
a"squAre" for three insertions and 40 cent. ~
selsent Insertion. Ten lines or less) eonatitnta a
square" Adv Refreshments ordered inside, N .nv
prominent place. IS also those largely displayed vii
Dc charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV b
made on liberaitermq
se9uent insertion rs cents o-sA SUI
- All transient Advertisements must be paid ..
u make quarterly payments SA'ieS
~ 40 oratHitoas Advertiseslsats 10 rep ut reso
lIuons or proceedings Of corporation society n,
association and no communication designed to cali afte
on to any matter Of limited individual I'M raest can
Dc lnserted, sunless paid for 5 Advertisement
y The Publishers VIII not hold tnemseIye reanon
sole for any that mag occur beyond Il amour
clarged for the Advertisement
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NOTICE is herebY piyen. that the Hon

Henry Chaplin, Judge Of Probate and Insolvency,
fo the County of Worcester, has duly appointed the
subscribers TO be Commissioners to receive and examine
AL caimso Creditors against the Estate OF Seth. W.
Banister late Of Brookfield in said County
Intestae and we have appointed the last Saturdays IN
the several months ofJununry March and NAV next ut
O'CLOCK. m. and the Office of Abraham Skinner
said BroOkheda the times and place for our neetlngsO
receive and examine such claims.
ABRAHAM SKINNER ,,.t..t,.a..
LUTHER sToWELL. commissioner"
BrOOkneld Dec 4. 1861. d25 w3t
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,TH OF MASSA-

IVNINIVI n " IN y T II UT 4IFAF1Iy1I-
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS Probate COurt.-lO
thenext Of kin, creditors an al other persons interest
ed In the estate Of DAVID BOfDEN late Of Worcester
In said county, deceased, interstate; 80
Whereas application has been made TO SAID Court 10
grant aotier Of administration on the estate Of said de-
ceased John A. Dana Of Worcester, In the county
Worcester YOU are hereby cited TO appear ~ Probate
Court be he az said county Worcester
on the first Tuesday Of January neat. at nine o'clock be-
fore noon to show cause any yon have, against giant
ing inc same And the said John A. Danais hereby direct
ed 10 give pubonatic thereof BY publishing this citation
once week, for three successive weeks In the newapa-
per called the Massachusetts, Spy printed al Worcester
the last publication TO be one day at least before said
Court
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this tenth day Of December In the wear one thous
and eight hundred and sixty-one.
as Wit JOHN ]. PIPER. Reg
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limited STATES MAIL.

MASSACHUSETTS.
UNITED STATES Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
Washington, December TO- 1861.
Proposals will be received the Contract ONCE Of this
Department until p. m. of the 10th January next for
conveying the mails of the United States from the
Of February 1861 to the 30h june 1866 the following
routes in the state of Massachusetts
No. 6j0.-From New Milford to Upton, 5 miles and
back, 6 times a week.
Leave New Milford daily, except Sunday, at p.
Arrive at Upton by D. m.
Leave Upton daily, except Sunday at 6 pm.
Arrive al Milford by a.
No. $50 a.-From Farnumsvillc to Upton, miles and
back, times week.
Leave Famumsvilic daily, except Sunday, at ~ D. u
Arrive at Upton by 81 p. IN.
Leave Unton daily, except Sunday at pm.
Arrive at Fanumsv.lle by a.
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
instructions and requirements be embraced In the
tract advertisement in pamphe. form of routes IN
the New England States dated 18th December, 1861
be found at the principal post offices the route Tho
schedules the roes above stated to be subject to
modification at the discretion Of the Department.
dl3 dlaN4w M. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
TURN OF
SCOTS Anaconda"
Manassas is Ours g.!
UARRIsBuRG. March J.

HARRISBURG, March IL
Gov Curtin received 4 message from
Washington this morning, that Manassas
has been evacuated by the Rebels, and
the United States forces had taken posses
sion Of 1t.
The peaceful evacuation Of Manassas
lust a. soon as the President had ordered
an aisauce-proves that 1t might have
been taken any time, during months past
It has cost Us the time Of 200. 000 men,
aud Sl00,0U0,000. And all this impeli-
ment is gone withoU, blJw-no lives lost,
and DO glory won. (Bat "the boys" have
long beeu wiling to tsh,) 1t is doubt
ful whether there was ever over 100000
Rebels at time 10 Manassas. They de-
stroyed much, but left behind e0nsiderab!e
valuable property.
The back track Of the Rebels is (st Ma
nassas as elswhere) line Of devastation
generally buildings Of Uuion men,
bridges, fences &c, burned railroads de-
s,royei: cattle aud provisions sll taken !;
forest. and fruit trees cut down, aud farms
Gu, up and lines obliterated people fam
shing aud al! the signs Of desperate,
wicked foe
There is much uncertainty, but the
Rebels have probably concentrated at Cor
louisville, half way to Richmond. Our
troops will son 10 Richn,oHd..' but with
prudence and caution.
An escaped slave at For. Done!sou told
Gen Gr.u. the Rebels were reirca,ing,
which gave him good ground for demand
ing an unconditional surrender. Grant
was wise enough to use his chance for in
formation. Contrabands have been assur
ing the Army Of the Potomac that the
Rebels had been retIeatiDg for days: i,
l turns out to be true
CusILESrowS, Va, March l0.-It is
believed this morning that Winchester was
fully evacuated yesterday. A strong force
has started to ascertain.
WINCHESTER, March l2-9, p NJ
Jackson having retrea,ed toward S;rss.
burg, Union forces under Hamilton and
Williams entered the town amid the cheers
Of all the people remaining. Eighty Union
men had been carried to Richmond BY the
. Rebels.
Twelve hundred cavalry attempted to
make stand before reaching Winchester,
but they were routed, losing 80 men, .
guns, aud horses. We lost killed aud
10 wounded, Of the lst Maryland Regi.
Meut.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
First State Election. 1862.

=" feNre hatll her V'rtaFes well as Wax
"Oid Democratic New Hampshire" led
the way in her expression of popular feel.
ing for this year All parties professed q
desire to crush the Rebellion-ye,, some.
how, all the open or halfway SeeessioDis.s
thought the Democratic candidate was the
"best man," and tina. the Republican can
didate was an "suful Aboli,ionist - (mos,
singular state of things-very alarming ,
Nevertheless, and notwithstanding, they
have reelected Governor BERRY, with
some thousands of votes to spare, and also
choose 8 to l Republicans FOX Assembly,
Senate, Council, &c.
One Of the New Hampshire Regiments
on the Potomac also voted, giving Berry
about 450 votes to l25 for two opponents.
This shows that the Rep, of that State also
are large majority in the Army Had
they been at homo to vote legally, our maj.
would have been handsomely increased.
so SETS TIE TIDE for 1862.
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NOTICE

HAvTNG bought at Public Sale. as tho
Il property OF Jos> f..H.SS, Of Uaiee Tg.
JnIon 20. Gay mare, gray horse, scrrei
mare. a SoTrel colt. two red cows, {. heifces, =
setis harr-eSs, a single harness, a lot q hay.
shnais, a Wagon. a eugsey. rlcv. q har-
row. breakfast tables. a looking glass q coal
stowe and pipe, cooking stove and esre, a
dresser, ., b,!s and bedsIeai, a b-dssssd, II
yards of carP-tiug, chest, a ma: vessel. a
cburn, tabs, zu arm char, . chars, and his
interest IN - acres Of wheat IN The ground -
all ol which have leaned 10 and lea with sad
Rcnn jarns my pleasure.
WM. II. III KIFCKSER.
New Berlin, Feb. -, I.ss I'd
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rrBLIsHED2sEHI-wfEkii--
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

Election Day, (ueSi week, Friday
viii afford good chances, IN ever h'eo'O''
District, 1, make up CLUBS for The SRA" I"
C.s,s,elk. (should the new Tax b'Ii pass
would prevent our offering our paper Z"
,l.,h rates a(ler)-TICkETS TOR the
Spring Election printed 20 ofdef' on ShO'' Nc
,lce, al coz Office.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

IU-A box Of Hospital Supplies will be
made up at Mrs. LyndalPs, this week and
sent to the Army Of the Potomac
Any one who has anything to contribute,
in clothing or deIicacies for the sick and
wounded or in money, will please send in
by Saturday, without being called upon
persouaIy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
AnOtherVictOrVin Arkansas
ST.. LOUIS, March 10

ST. LOUIS, March 10.
The Army Of the Southwest under Gen
CURTIS, after three days hard fighting,
near Sugar Creek, in Arkansas, gained a
most glorious victory over the combined
forces of the Rebel Generals Van Dorm,
M'Culloch, Price and M'ln,osb, Indian I
Our loss is estimated at one thousand in
killed aud wounded--that Of the enemy
much larger. Large quantities. OF guns,
flags, provisions, &c, have been captured.
Our cavalry are in pursuit of the flying
enemy. II. W. HALLEcK,
Major General commanding
Later, full reports, from Gen. Curtis,
show that %, 600 of the enemy surrounded
his command, aud fought from Thursday
to Saturday, when one decisive move Of
bis whole force at the bayonet's poiat broke
them up entirely. The place was PEA
RIDGE, in n. v. Arkansas. Oar loss
was 450 only-the enemy's over l,00e
M'Culloch was again reported killed
This brilliau, exploi, destroys the Rebel
power there. Siegsl, JEFF. c. Davis, As
both, and Carr, are especially praised By
Gen. Curtis. Our troops were from Chic,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, March l0.-A special ies
patch to the RcpuJlican from Cairo, says
that Gen PoPE's forces have reached New
Madrid, and that heavy cannonadiDs had
been heard in that direction The Rebels
have been eudeavoriug to drive the L. S.
forces back by throwing shells from their
troops Four hundred torpedoss have been
found in the river and on its banks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14


SCRANTON, Pa, Monday, March 10
The family Of Wm. Jordan, residing q,
Hyde Park, were poisoned last night by
inba.iug gas from a coal stove. Two
children were found dead, and the parents
just alive, but they can no, recover.
The "Democra;s" of Michigan net il
solemn State Convention and wisely con-
cluied no, to show their weakness by nomi-
mating State ticket, but gave a much
harder kick a. sAbolitionisn' than at 'Ss-
cessionism'
Artemas Ward, in bis humorous lecture,
speaks Of the peace party Of the North as
"a pi,iful set of white-livered wretches, fit
for nothing but to carry peppermint drops
to Gen. Price"
Among those drowned, in the "Cum-
berlsnd," was its Chaplain, John l.. Len
hart, son of the late Rev. Henry Len
hart, of Willismsport He entered the
Navy in 1s47.
The Rebel sympathi.ing editors End no
fault with JEFF Davis martial law, Maine
Liqcor Law, &c. All right in him, but
wrong 10 Abraham
CURIous SUIT-The late Cen. Fran
els NJ. Wynkoop was inferred in Potts
vile, BY his mother, who claims bis re
mains-bui his wife, beiOg in Philad, has
instituted suit to remove his body there.
TIE Dauvills Intelliseucer, notices
hog epidemic there-the interesting beast
FIRST refuses to eat, and then dies.
Peter Kelley, ar aged single Irishn.n,
recently fell distance Of Fifty feet, owe,
the MeshopPcu creek, in Wyoming county,
and was instantly killed.
ChsrleE ". Butcher, Of Starts Eugin
ecr Regiment, died il Willianspor,, this
week, aged 55 years.
The Mayer of Pittsburg offers City
surgeons, at days notice, for the Army
Of the Potomac.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
A Tribute 10 the Memory OF Col. JAMES CAMERON,
late Of the HiShianders, iath \. /. Vol.

late Of the HiShianders, 18th \. !. Ioi.
plain. substantial farmer.
Whose years @! thrift aud toll
With peAr- and plenty ned hin
A. monarch of the soH
One q the solid p-O;lr,'
Whose work Of brsiD and hand
Build up batloB's riches,
And dignity our Land
Bu. when his outraged country
Called on h-T .oss for sii.
He dropped the .lA1e and piog shsre,
Aud drew has ta;t. blaie.
xus! Mana thu Dders,
Ih.t .hoaS tbs SGmIn-r air,
Wher- iron hail TEL thlekest,
His stsWArt form there.
Tbe best blood of Scotland
Yss earning IL Lie veins,
HIS f~ry .tssd ssusHsd e.n-cioUs
tEfa-f.n hell i,.s r~iu.
Th~ light q glorious hattie
b!eAIur4 r. N lis master eve.
A. SiL the " hai-us q seGilEEt,'
lie ToIs1 to d. OF die"
true man TO hi country,
Until his --latest breath,
II heard ttv esH n naty,
lie diri the Hero. death;
Tn n ruo-y cf his virtues
shall blossom far aul vide
AMI Sortiaud's uauIe oi CAsEEoS
Shall h- "ur NAfloas priis
wssHisaTls, Nov l.sl. IL CLAY EIsJSS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

40 who that shared them, ever shsll forget
Tn emotions 0; the spirit rcssins time,
Wh-n brcathess, in the mart the eoGrisrs met,
Eariy snl late, A. evening Sai nj prime:
When thc lyuI cannon ant the "a rTy chime
Haii~i news on fed On q ii MAS Won
When Hope long doubtful, SCARED at .eEgth sublime
Ani our glad eyes. asake as day t-sun,
Watched JOYS trrsI banner rise to NEE, the rising IN
g, those were hours when thrilling JOYS repaid
4 l1u. long cf ilrku-s>, tolbt-, AMI fears
Tn. hssri-sigk faintn=ss oi the hofe dela!ed-
The fuI lruitiou of the STRIFE Of years
whoa alAsy f,rjrs-s, town anI tower Vas ~on,
Aad Fam, st ,lunlci forth reh deeds Of so.y tone'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

E.Mine host OF the Revere House an
,o,,ce, a new Taud OF prices iof Cn''h
Counts customers. See his Gard among "o'
New Advertisements tO-iSf.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

@lhe AaHg Luminary states tba.
Inc pip'asria has visited whole families in
that borough and sleinity-happily, few
deaths have ensusd, thu. f.r-There is
sCIab Of Sorghum Growers, Hughsville-
a. t. SProut, manufacturing the crude ar.
hcle-Who. after last years trial will
make more Preparations for sugar
cane culture the coming season.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
PUBLIC SALES.

Sat. Is Mar.-wm Roshcns's, New Berlin
do Simon Burrey. Limestone.
Sat % Mar.-Danel Rangler's woodland
do Cawley's Store, New Berlin
Sat. % Msr.--la,e Geo. SIahI's, East Bufialoe
Mon 3 Mar--Wm Brewers, W ollie Mil.
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lteO,

szeI . vrsrs-ons 4 =: ral.t r--i-: Fsr-r- q tha
g.s; Erau-h.
In Berwick. - inst, Rev ISAIAH ALL, IN his olth
year--I1b. tme a ,-y-5tss o. -lc Lutheran church
Ia th- Hop al. lr -lzz etF y ,ia ius- liiNf ~
wN ukE IiEIsEi;. @. I-all, r CB,.n Co. Pa, =-si
. years, Mo- AID dvs-
IN AIaEi. rp. p.rke CO To-. -~.n u't. DAVID L1NG-
ENEl a ~. a-yl e. gez=5 ~ AZ - Says-.5i-ss.y
@ IUzi4-a O.. Pa
It. N...a. s.h ias:. a--t al1a; = ys4ss, RGBEET
CLaEE a soldier Ia the Mexican Nzr.
In tk- Tui1u s-ryi,.. a. Bz-Estp-u. e. III Inst
Li-ut HAEvE4 HOWARD lEsT, Z >aisna, Pa, ~ ais
zu.h RsAr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

William Ellis, venerable citizen of
Anthony township, one day last week star
ted with his sleigh aud horse bomeward
from Wsshisg'onvilie Tho horse and
sleigh reaching the house without him, bis
sons FASTENED back, aud fousi their
father near creek, bIs et'remities frozsu,
snf but slight Pnl-itioas VI his heaif,
when soon ceased u bsaI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

sV-The Hampton Roads struggle inau-
rates q new era in naval warfare. The
Ericsson it is thought would be too heavy
for the British or French iron vessels
and the STEVENS Battery it is claimed is
superior to Ericssons But it is still
doub, whether these iron vessels can 20
through raging waters. The Monitor had
her fires put out by the wa:er at sea, SO
tha, it had TO be toxed into Fortress Mon
roe BY other Of our vessels.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
I,nyortant to SIsoena akers.

TyANs 4 COOPER have asled to The II
II stock complete assortment q: ShoE
FINDINGS. shOemakers will hsd 10 10 iheir
advantage to call and examine our siocs-
s complete, and offered Cheap tor <.sh--as
he ia sand, on Market ST. between ID and
4,h-LeTisbuTg
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NOTICE.

FNHE subscriber requests lll having unset
lied accounts with hIn TO call and SeI,e,
as ne IS gong TO move away IN a few DAYS.
Levishurg. March II. JAMES SCOTT.
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AThe mechanical .kiil, tie industry
the perseverance, the energy, and tn,
sscresy, evipced by the Rebel, in then
secent dash with the "Msrripsc," proves
THAT the waI-by throwing them on their
own resoSrces-has developed more favo-
rable traits for material prosperity, than a
half century Of lazy living spcnged from
the North Ard the Negroes. The attack
Of tho Merrimac was their most brilliant
and manly deed since they began to steal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

Gen SAMUEL r. CURrrs, the Hero oi
the Arkansas Union victories, was gradu.
ass of West Point, and served with hon
or IN Mexico. He was prac,iring law in
Iowa, and , Republican member Of Con
gress, when the Shareholders Rebellion
broke out While such creatures as Bid
d'e LETT The hsli to 60 to Congress, CURTIS
lett ooos'es' to take the field, and proves
capital lsader-braye aud discreet.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

P,.r T.,,s.ILiau's Nursery. near Lev
,sburg. is being sold osi at 1he 'o"eS' F''>''
,,aIi lf YOU want bargains.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

New ARTICLE OF WAR-ln Congress,
the House bill, prohibiting any Othcer
from degrading our noble Volunteers into
elave-caichers, passed the Senate also-29
fer, aud only voting against it. The
President will sign it, Of course. The
Tribune. correspondent says Gen. ~
GILLIAN approves it: We hope SO,
Thank God that man. hunting becomes at
oil illegal in ",be land of the free and the
home Of the brave" Pos,erity will ex-
scrate every slave-caicher, from the out
lased pirate Who hunts them in the wildS
Of Afriss, to the professed civilized Christ
ian 10 America who violates the Scripture
command, "7Hou shalt not deiirer up Tie
ssrvant"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

T"Ta1-Payer, IN our ne1i.-AiSo ''hs
leaer from Capt, LlRn, doUn to a 'h''' K
ce,yed iast evenIng-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
DEvoTIoN To THE CAUSE The true
stripe of old Revolutionary patriotism is
evinced III the following incident:

evinced III the following incident
WAsHINuroS, March 10
Capt WoRDEN ,who handed the -NaiioT
so skilfully, aud vino was the only one Of
her men injured arrived here to-day and
reported to the Navy Department ia per
son HIS chief injury is to his eyes, which
are closely baniaged, and he has to be led
from place to place. Many incidents of
interest are related by him, and he i, .urs
three Of hi. heavy shot penetrated the
NrrjmIc.
Worden was iu bis pilot house, when
the Nrrimpc directed whole broadsiie
at it, and received his injuries from minute
fragments Of shells and the powder which
were driven through the look out holes
Worden was stunned BY the confusion, and
was carried away. Ga recovering, he frs,
asked, " Have we saved the Minnesota -
The reply was, ayes, and whipped the
.Myrimac" "Then," said br, Il don ;,
care what becomes Of myself"
President Lincoln has visited this gal.
Ian. officer, whose promotion in the naval
will be in the right line Of policy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

from the day Of enlistment, ard boarding aat
lodging furnished 10 recruits Al the station
until arrangements are made tor forwarding
them 10 their respective regiments. Hoping
there are many men who VII feel u their
privilege % .:.nd By the sides Of those heroic
bows who have already left Union sniadjrrn-
ing counties . uphold hose sacred Siars art
Stripes Eh.eh have SO long waved over this
beloved couafEy, which has enjoyed more
liberty and prosperity Than any other portion
OF the earth.
Siauou-Rufialo House, opposite the Court
House.
KREBS. II. q. Recruiting Officer.
Col. Meredith's 56ih Reg. Pa. Vo'.
Lswisburg, March Il. 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

vpont forget ter cad the New AaveFu>e-
ments twice, aud occaSIcnei'y feireSh yum
memory with The old ones.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
.ATR0NA COAL OIL:

~ Wit dnIc- NIIN ENPLUSIN B,
ana equal 10 any kEHOSENE.
Why bug an explosive oil, When a lew cents
more per gallon viii furnish sou with a per-
lee. oi! Made oaiy by
Penn a Salt Manufacturing COMPANY.
W. IL, " slHut ", PHILADELPHIA
Feb 10, Is62yl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

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