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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
CAMBRIDGE mARKET.

WelIes7Iay, pa! 20
At market 444 Cattle about 400 Beeves and "A Stores,
consisting Working oxen MilchCow and and
sbree years DIP
Prices Of Make Beef-Extras6 70 a. co. first quality
s650a0OO second quality, $50 e 900 third quality,
50 0U. AZ ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxen, 500 a $50.
Cows aud Caves-S25 a A.
Yearings none; year old SlsR19; three year old
S2la22s.
Sheep and LANDSLIDE at market; prices in lots, 50 %,
90 asa 90 each; extra 81 80 IS 90; or 81 u5 1c y fb.
Hides q SIC. rallow, q Sc
pelts 81 50, d y 90 each Calf Skins a &c rs.
Spring Lambs-S3 90 a 81 90. Veal Calves, SO @ 81.
Remarks There improvemsn in the market to-.
day Sheep sold higher than last week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
PRIZE POETRY.

Lot Chieflains boast Of deeds in war,
And Minsfrels tune their sweet guitar,
A nobler theme my heart it fills
in praise of HERBiCK S matches Pills
Their cures are found IN every land
Amid Russia's snows-and Aries sand
Their wondrous works the papers nils,
Produced by HERRIcKs matchlsss Pills.
Does disease affiet g6n9 do not doubt
This charming compound will search it out,
And heath again your sy stem fill,
n you fly Al okce TO HERR1cK's Pills
They're safe for aIl-both old and young,
Their praises every tongue;
Disease disarmed no longer Kills,
Since we ART blessed with HERRIcEs Pills.
g Put w With English Spanish German, and French
Nrecons Price % cents per box. Sugar Coated see adj
dertisement 81 page. t37-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

may be expected. - - Miss Wiley viii
speak at Rockingham Centre the second
Sunday in June. Her lectures are free.
$3.50 A lady IN Guilfo,A recently caught
trout which weighed one pound aud four
teen ounces. Several petty larce-
MES have been committed in Athens of late,
supposed TO have been done by the parties
sent to Jail, as mentioned last week. A
watch was stolen from the house Of J. L.
Perham. The house of A. A. Wyman was
entered, but the burglars were heard by
Mrs. Wyman, which drove them off. Eight
dollars has also been stolen from the house
OF A. L. Ball. A good covered
bridge is TO be built over Quechee river at
Bridgewater, near Josselyn's. The work
has already commenced. ------ Il. c..
Sarkweaiher, who was employed as trim
mer in the carriage shop at Saxton's River,
was arrested a few days since by Capt. Sar-
geant, of the Boston detective police, and
taken to that city TO answer TO charge of
passing counterfeit money. Wyman
Flint, Esq, is improving the appearance of
his residence on Henry street, by numerous
alterations in lis architecture. A
friend in Chester has sent US some confed-
crate money, being shin-plasters of the cor
porations OF Winchester, Va, and Augusta,
| Ga. As he does not ask us to take it for
anything beyond its actual value, we are
not likely to suffer. He first intended to
have sent them TO a certain northern seces-
sion paper, but feared he might receive tae
Aforesaid sesh paper in return as an equiv
alent A pike was caught in the
eddy below the Falls, on Tuesday, which
weighed log pounds. We believe this i.
the largest vel taken. Abenaqui
Engine Company were out last week for the
first time this season, and the manner in
which they threw water indicates great eff.
ficiency in the management of the brakes
A new hotel is about to be erect,
ed in Chester, on the site OF the old Ameri.
can House. The Boston Evening
Journal may be found at Pease's periodical
depot.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
Book Rindins.

would announce TO our readers that
Ne made arrangements by which we
kepared to receive all kinds of book
IL. The work will be done in the
superior manner, and we are quite
Yin give satisfaction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

M the ubscrihers being duly appointed by the Hon.
Nv Probate Court for the District Of Westminster Com
misoners 90 receive. examine and adjust all claims
mads Of all persons against the Of RUFUS LAW.
RENEE late Of Windham in said Dstr deceased and
all elauis and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
months from the 18th day Of March last bling allowed
by said Conrt for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice. that will sttead to the business xtd app
pontment, at the late dwelling House said decetssx ia
Wndham In said District, the second Thusda, ia 3une
and September next from o'clock A. NJ until o'clock
p. NJ, GU each of said days
JASON D. JONES, -,
JOHN wooDBuRN. LON s.
MARTIN LAWRENCE, Admir-.
Windham, May 3, A. d. 1862 1911
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
Died

In ST Charles. M. with quick consumption on the 23l
Inst, HENRY q. OSGOOD OF Jedediah and Mary Os
good Cambrgepor aged q ears having been In the u
:. service since April lst, 1851.
Iu BrOokline. May % Dea CALVIN BARRETT aged %.
In Newfane Mas IL, Mrs. SALLY MORSE, widow of the
lafe Joshua Morse. aged - years
In Brattleboro, May u GEORGE HoWES, Of Willis
Bemis. aged year months and p days.
In Burlington MAY 10 Marine Hospital Of dipe
ria NORMAN l. GowEN, Of Chester. Deceased a
cruit for the 9Th regiment,
In CharIestoun, H., May 18th, Mrs. FRANCES NJ
wIlITTEN0RE, aged 49,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
TO PRINTERS.

4 press on which the TINES is now
Ia, is offered for sale. We wish TO
II of it to make room for power press,
will lie sold cheap.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
Married.

In This village. May %, by Rev s. + Brown, Mr. CHAS
J. TAFT Of Woodstock and Miss MATTE A. FLETCHER
Of Sitnonsville.
In Hustlae N II, May IS by Rev L. W Prescott, SAM
UEL WYNN, Jr., Of Nottingham, and Mrs. SARAH A.
PLAT of II.
In south windham May IS by Rev. P. Merriheld Mr..
ALBERT RANO Of CRANKY, and Miss JULIA A. from
BLY, Of Windham
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

DEACON WHEATON AGAIN.-The state
ments in the Argus about Dea. Wheaton, of
Townshend, proves to be almost wholly UNI
true, Ike most other political statements
from that source. We are authorized to
say that Dea. Wheaton is not member of
the Baptist church in Townshend, as stated
in the Argus, nor has he ever come before
that church and society with a confession of
his former errors on the subject of slavery,
or made any recantation whatever before
said church. He is now 81 years old, and
has been very feeble for several years, and
has attended no religious meetings for years
His long physical debility has evidently af-
fected his mind, and he has long been con-
sidered broken down, physically and mem
tally. His family physician says he has
considered him partially insane for several
years, INDUCING in strange hallucinations
most of the time. Although once a sterling,
worthy and reliable man, he has been for
several years regai ded in the last stages of
decrepitude and disease. The public can
judge how much importance is 10 be attacks
ed TO declarations made under such circum-
stances, whatever they may be. And now
will the Argas give It's readers the real
truth in this matter? OF course it will not
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
VERMONT BOARD or FnuosTIoN,
Secrctarys Uffce, May 9Th, 1862.
Teachers Institutes!

NEACHERS' Institutes for the counties of Orange Wind
L sor Windham, Bennington, Rutland, and Addison.
wi be held follows -
At Newbury NAV 27--S | AtNanehester June CT
" Riv Vim $ 81 6 Il. Poultney, 10-ll
Townshend June "a . Shoreham, " l3-~l4
The Institutes will each continue session during two
days commencing o'clock A. NJ, and ho ding during
the day and evening.
All friends Of education are cordially invited to attend,
and punetually as possible.
Town surerinteudents are desired that Teachers
are informed their right 10 attend without loss Of tune
and urge their attendance.
attend as far convenient,
~ Cergyusn respectfully Invited to give notice nom
their Pupits. t21-zll J. :. ADAMS secretary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

MASONIC AND MILITARY FUNERAL AT
KEENE.--The funeral of Nath'l f. Lane,
a member of Co. A, I'd n. III. regiment,
who was killed at the battle of Villa ms
burgh, took place at Keene, last Sunday
afternoon, at the congregational church,
The attendance was very large, many peo-
pie from the surrounding towns being pres
em. A special tain left this place at Q
O'clock A. NJ, for the accommodation of
such Of our citizens as desired TO attend
The sermon was delivered by Rev. j. A.
Hamilton, at the conclusion of which, the
Masonic fraternity, TO the number of about
one hundred, among whom was a delegation
from King Solomon's Lodge of this place,
took charge ofthe remains, formed process
sion proceeded by the Keene Band, proceed
ed to the grave, where the Masonic burial
service was performed in a very impressive
manner. The exercises, both at the church
and the grave, were fitting tribute to the
memory Of the deceased young soldier, who
sacrificed his life upon the altar of his eoun-
try
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

SEND YOUR LOCAL PAPERS 10 THE
SoLDiERs.-1 here is probably no one thing
that could be sent 10 the boys in the army
that would be more acceptable to them than
the PAPER which tells them what is going on
at home. Every father who has a son in
the service should see to it that he has sent
to him copies Of our local papers regularly
Those who do get them, regard them as old
acquaintance, and are always most welcome
to them. This advice will also apply to all
who have friends in the army. We ieaI
that our soldiers are greatly neglected il
this particular.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

The WEATHER, &c.-The weather for
the past few days has been remarkably fine,
enabling farmers TO get in their crops in
good condition. All vegetation has reeeiv-
ed quickening impulse and started inio
new life. Trees, which but few days ago
were hardly in the bud, are now in full bios
som. and flowers are blooming in great plo-
fusion. Though the season Is backward;
there is reason to hope that crops viii come
up TO their usual standard in few Gays, it
the present favorable weather should con-
iinue. Notwithstanding the number of en-
lisiments in the army. there seems 10 be
laborers enough LEFT to cultivate as much
land as formerly, and this section will doubt
less render a good reiurn 10 its agricultural
department.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

JAMAIoA.-Mr. O. +. Knowlon and
Sullivan Foskett have formed copartner-
ship In Jamaica, for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the dry goods and grocery business.
They are active, go-a-head, and enterpris
Ing men, and will receive what they fully
deserve--a goody share of business. They
have just now received new and very
fine assortment OF goods marked down at
low prices, and we wish them much success
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
TOMATO 2aAlTSa

The subscriber has ready for delivery large guam
tity Of ne Plants Of the Large Red Tomato very early
and excellent variety Also few Of the Perfected Tomato
later variety than the above u Great has been
taken 10 select the earliest fruit for seed
The Plants will be put mp in good condition ana sold at
cents each or thet will be delivered at any Express Office
on the lines Of railroad within hundred miles e bellows
Falls in lots of than 100 for 81 cents each free OF
Express charges.
10 Also good supply Of Pepper Plants at 80 cents per
hundred. N MosEtUh'
Bellows Falls, Vt, May G. 1862. 1874
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

WALPoLE.-At the annual commune
cation o. Columbian Lodge, of Walpole, the
following officers were elected and installed
Tor the ensuing year ;--Jesseniah Kttrdge,
W. NJ; Samuel Beck, s, W.; Hiram
Watkins J. W.; S. NJ. Bates, Treas. C.
d. Lueke, Secy.; Geo. b. Ilollan', S.
D.; A. Il. Johonnot, j. D.; j. w. Hale,
Tyler. The entertainment given
by the ladies for the benefit OF the soldiers,
occurs at the Town Hall Tonight and we
hope there will be full attendance. The
noble efforts Of the ladies' in behalf of the
defenders of the Union, certainly deserve
to be seconded in every possible manner by
the people generally.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

DoD6E's OoNCERT.-Ossian 4. Dodge,
the well known vocalist, gave one of his in
imitable entertainmentsat Wightmans Hall,
on Wednesday evening, to q full house
lie WAS assisted by Mr.. William Hayward,
and Mr.. Covert, the author Of the Sword
of Bunker HILL" who sang this popular
air during tie evening, which was heartily
applauded. All of Mr.. C's performances
gave evidence of great musical talent. The
thrilling sweetness of Mr.. Haywards voice
excels any which We have ever Heard
Dodge is unrivaled as refined comic sing
er, and his wit is pure and genuine. In
delneatitg character without costume, he
probably has no equal in the world. His
last visit to us viii long be remembered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
gAll23a MEASURES.

Logs Boards, Sc, giving the in accurate
aud expeditions manner sent by express Sny part at
Ai-o SIX Feet kules ior surveyors Too3 ard Bark
Price, 20 cts. Alln, L. ELLIS
I'll Winchcndsn Mass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
CHAS. III. ROWE,
PACTICsL MATCHMAKER.

TTESDs PfRs0SALfY 70 an work. and eu,-.ut.
Il that Watches left with him Cleaned -esire T.
shall be done thoroughly aud carefully b cad
promised. Sign of the Arch Chester. " II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
"a OLD FRIEND -
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herriek's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE BEST FAMILY CA
THARTIC IN the world, used
twenty years by five millions
of persons annually always
give satisfaction; contain 90.
thing injurious; patronized By
the principal physicians and
surgeons 10 the Union; ele-
2antly coated with sugar.
Large boxes 25 cents; Eve
boxes for one dollar. Ful di-
rections with each box.
TALLAHASSEE. LEoN Co . !
Florida, July Il, 1860. !
To DR.. lIerriek. Albany, N Y.
Dig Dear D0cfor ~ write
this to inform you Of the won
derfni effects OF your Sugar
Coated Pills on nlVetffef 4 sugh
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

ter. For three years she has been affected with bilious
crau Of the sadly fmpafing her ssh which
has been steadily falling during that period. When ia New
York IN April last friend advised &c tsst Yoar Pills
Having the fullest condolences in the judgment Of my friend
obtsined supply Of Messrs Barnes Park. Drrgsts,
Park Row. New York On returning howe, ali
other treatment sud administered your Pills each night.
The improvement ~ her feeling mpsAnn dspstoa
surprised ALL rapid aud permanent Grafton to
health has been the rsut We used is than fFe boxes,
aud consider her entGey WILL consider the above just
tribune 70 yos fl sin, and trasr n sill BE- me mems
Of ndGsin many sdnpt your Pills their Hiy nedi
cine. remain, dear str. viai many thanks.
s G. = UNISON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

SHEEP KILLED BY DoBs.-The Man
chester Journal speaks of thirty or forty
sheep, belonging to Major Ilawley of that
town, which were recently killed by dogs.
Another instance showing the necessity of
passing some dog law which will prevent
the re-occurrence Of such losses.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
New Feed Cutter
PHCENIX
PICTURE FRAME And LOOKING
Glass Manufactory,

Nos. 231 East TweBIy-Tbira Street. I73 &
i7o Grand Street s. 2Ij Centre Street.
ESTABLISHED 1888. NEW YORK. EsrAnrsnsD 1888.
This Establishment has been in operation "a
and 's the largest OF the kind 81 the United
We have on hand manufacture order every description
of
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE
& PORTRAIT FRAMES. PLAIN AND
ORNAMENTAL PIER, WALL, OVAL & NAM
TEL GLASSES, CONNECTING CoRNIcEs, BASE AND
BRACKET TABLES, WITH MARBLE SLABS
TOILET GLASSES, &C, &c &c
Mouldngs for Picture Frames in lengths suaba taas-
poration, either Guilt Berug Rosewood Oak Zebra Birds
eye Mahogany SC Our Mandatory and extensive
ci tiles enable us to furnish any article ue good
us the best, and as cheap a. the cheapest
Dealers are invised to call npon MS
when they visit New York We eaim be- supply
them with every article ia ae which they possibly
require at prices lower than they purchase elser
riders BY mail attended to with promptn.ss To
fail 20 call when You visit New York.
70 0fiee and warerooras, Ne, 2l5 Centre St z.
1870 HORACE V. SlGLEi A c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
Iiberntion Notice.

INNS : 70 certify that this ay given ny sen
Il CORNELIUS nONANoN. II his tius dnxisg the
maiuder Of his minority, aud shall cldin cf III
ss, pay my debts Of bis after a,s date
BsrOvs Fails, May 5. lss2 p-1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
IMPERIAL WOVEN SKIRTS,
srArE or vEnMo w. rhe Iloa tro1,.. .,..,.

81 Al ~ or NfhMONI, The Hon Probate Court
Dtsr ~ MEsrafSrrsR, :. S. ! for said Dstfict To a
interested in the Estate ANNA FOSTER late OF
tushe!, deceased, tesate Greeting
fon are hereby notified TINT this will dcida npen
the allowance OF the account OF John kimba
the last will and testament of said
tiouon Of said estate among the persons entitled thereto
at the session thereof 70 he held at the Inn Of Wilder
In Rockingham in said district the first Wednesday Of
June A. D. 1862 when and where you may in the
premises II you fit. BENZ. W. DEAN Reafsfsy
Grafton May s, 1852 2o-22
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
M n t t ers,
rs Ar nEIf.ows FAILS p. Is.

Ills AT BEtfsoNs FALLS u. v.
rork aud southern Way Mails close at Tl5 A. NJ. aud
I'M. Arrive at II 90 NJ. and 6l5 pm.
and Eastern Way Msa.selose at II 80 p, NJ. Arrive
Ia. NJ.
I.rp and Western Way Mails close at llooA. NJ
! las r.,
|hond Way Mails close at 100 r. NJ. Arrive at 1880
NM Village Way Malls close at loop.m. Arrive
hours I. from 100 A. NJ. untu s,oopM.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
HEkRICRS Kid STRENGTHENING PlaSTERS

Cures in ave hours Pains aud weaness q the Breast side
and Back Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period Spread beautiful white lamb their
subjects the Inconvenience, aud each
viii ifeoa one We 70 three months Price, Isl
iicrrck satr Cnse Pills and Kid Piasters sold by
Dru &c. sa rchaHts IN al parts q the uuief Stte
Canass aua soulh America, and may be obtained b spg
ipr t,seui BY their fun name.
sli in Bellows Fans b. O. r. Woods ard John " More
5ftyi DB. L. r. IERRIck n CO., Aits.y, Ny
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30
ID PluasanteSt Route
FROM
BELLOWS FALLS
TO
New Orlx-
Cabin Fare. mo Charge for
berths.i 81 80.

y
u Pafrhass Railroad Tickets 70
Hartford oaly.
" First class State-room accom-
mnlaficus-
The steamer CITY OF HARTFORD,
ffeeo tons furthen-l capt ? "
SIMPSON. vii leave H1rtf,rs Tor Nes
Nerk, eserv Nonisy Wednesday aud
friday, st 3 IL O'Clock. 2. "
Tue steamer GRANITE STATE.
fTFtg tors bartheu. Capt J. H. kISG.
vii leavd IIart f5rii 81 Nep York. 81
esr Tutzisy. Thurs.lay ani saturday,
at IL o-cirts. P. NJ.
Pa seazers leaving Beliu~s Falls By
1914 " tscin, have smple time %
connect.
The above Rats arrive 10 New York
: trains q tie Eris, HsAsoa River
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-18

Ga complaint mal3 by John B. Got
schaIl, of Milton, before justice Kshel Of
Miillinburg, the NifH ubur4 & Old Fort
Turnpike as far as HariletoU, was cou-
demuei. The gate keepers were notified
not to receive toll, under penalty of Is
d liars fine for each off nee, until the road
be put IL such cpuli,ion as will come Up
t, the rcqi'rcuen-s o.. tie law.
Some ladies of Bufaloe met at Tuuis
Hotel aud formed an association for the
relief Of sick and wounded soldiers.
On Sabbath, the 27th JuD', 1862, the
Committee appointed By the West Susque-
hanna Chassis of the German Reformed
Church, ordained aud installed Aaron
Il. Hotteustein at Seliusgrove, Suyder
county, Pa.
S, Allemin, Esq Of Snyder county, and
I. Saith, of UuioO, are delegates to the
State CJuveniion 1Tth inst.
Mrs John Diabl, Of West Bufaioe, was
bitten in toe ankle by large rattlesuske
ou Weiuasla of last week. She was en-
glgei il picking cherries upon stump
IL With tae sa4-g was coucel.cd.-.Wf-
fi,iwy Telegraph
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-18
HARRIsBURG, July lG.


The Delegates from Ere and Warren
counties were on the cars this morning,
and those from Wayne and Susquehanua,
from Greene aud Fayette, found here
SO that the most remote parts Of the State
are represented. About one third of the
Delegates are Of the old Democratic
party, including such men as Judge Ia
porte of Bradford, Gen. Warner of Sus-
quehanna, Maj. Shriner Of Union, Abram
Cpdegrsf of LycomiDg, Senator Lowry of
hfle, Aaglee Of Butler, Lauman of Berks,
foungman and Clements of N0rthumbld,
Frazer Smith Of Chester, Isaac S Monroe
Oh Columbia, Judge Knox, Col. Forney,
and others, of Philadelphia-men acknow-
lodged as among the most influential aud
active of that party prior to its falling
uuder the ibHaence of the Lecom ptonitcs
and the apologizers of Secessionism. The
best, most sterling men of the old Wing
party also are here. Both wings of this
hepublicau-U Union organization are anx-
ious to drop all dead-past issues in view of
the great and alarming parils of the Nation.
Crops on the West Branch were equal
to anything have seen in this region, il
not superior. Bat all | meet agree that
they never knew SO general good crops
ana y'eid OF fruit as this year. Heaven
be thanked, We have no famine with war,
Quite number Of wounded aud sick
soldiers and officers, on the lis, of improy-
Ing, abound here. There seems to be an
Impression that recruiting may not be
suilclently rapid-tbat, as the Union con.
cerns all alike, there should te a compuI-
sorry service Of thousands who now only
eiumble and thgart the Goveruuent
.HNe It's friends are periliDg llfe aud limb
!of iDerates who will neither sid in the
neio nor by public opinion at home.
Anefe Is also growing feeling tha, the
var should GO on IN EARNEST, and every
awful means of warfare used against the
sieanest and worst of all enemies They
W not hesitate to use the slaves aud prop
ertg OF Union meu-we should retort
SPon them. M'Cleilan's popularity is
;a4l,ng' while Pcpe's talk TO LIS soldiers
admired.
,,i ia''f'soure seems s'esdily improving,
mechanics lei! NE they Lave HcIt !.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-18
DAVID IIENNING. Chairman
CONGRESS.

The two Union Dem. cratic papers OF Nor-
.hum0c-land county have p.s posed. a. suit
able candidate for Cs---ess. 10 tae lHencS 81
the Luinr art ,ur tauvnal Administrator,
IA the Daut hin. Iuniata, snJ der, NuI.hum Der.
land aaf = ian D4>trICi,tne name OF 6EOhrb
?. MILLER, Esq., native OF thar counIy'
The Wings and Republicans II the bis'Hc'
wII IeCnguI2c ia ntu an oio. answering
supporter of In-i- puuc,P.e5- Iuion county
presents nm d, man OF u sai.!eU character,
superior business habits, sound Iuds met h'- :
a liberal pubic spirited ciuzen-a se!t'-a : :.
man. whose elevati, to Congress wouf -
a credit 20 tnem and an incentive 10 the youth
OF ogr Isrt &, sesl distinction q The p;. ~ ul
i1tustr, aaa honor. SIMON SNYDER.