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OUR SPECIAL NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE
UNITED STATES STEAMER ALABAMA, l

UNIFIED STAffr SrEAhER
WARsAw IsyI, Ga, Dec. 27, 1861. !
A Crise ne Coas Of GeorGa-An Alarm Vigilance Of
Our War TesSes-A Spdnish Yessei Runs me blockade
and is Subsequently, Captured By ne AtItama Valuable
Cargo gf Ceges corfsoated-FTring Of he Contrabdnd
Succ>Ssfut Reconnotssanoe Of Fynondina-The Rctel
Bai,eri,s Open Fire, 6c., dc
On Saturday, December IA. having transferred prize
Grew n tho ship Admiral captured by tho previous
Wednesday the Alabama left the harbor Of Port Royal
bound for Che cruising ground or tho Of Georgia
AZ suutown we passed prize schooner taken by the
steamer Bonville, the ocer IN command Informing us
that another schooner ashore tho sano time
AZ nino T. " We came TO abreast S. simoDs Fay, and
jnsi after Mcknight ell hands suddenly by
enc gong suraaoning 20 quarters. In few minutes
every one was ~ has station ready for action and FOR
short tins tho Suspense truly delightful as large
armed steamer had GGddcnly ooned M pcar us bearing
down with her broadsdc bearing directly uron us We
soon found friends, however FOR was TIE Bienviiie
who had mistaken for OF thc steamers tatIsex-
pccted 10 arrive Oh the coast daily and had ery Thing
prepared to pour broadsido .to vs. Should i.. suspi
olons PROVE true
Early he next morning small pei n7s deserted 90 to
soaihward standing 10 toward Cumberland fnct nl eyi
deniy trying TO tie blockade Signalling The fact
70 our eonsor both vessels got under way ard serted IN
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ARRIVAL oF7AETRANsPoRTARIEL
CHRISTMAS DAY Ar WILTON HEAD.
fhe Attempt Of the British Steamer FingaI 70
Run the Blockade at Savannah,
80 ~s-r-r--v-~f ---,T.r rs>
Burning Of a Spanish Schooner Near
Cumberland Inlet, Georgia. by
Federal Gunboat,
Be-, Sc, Ae.

The United States steam transport Ariel Captain Terry,
Grved yesterday morning from Port Royal, which pSce
she left December 2s
She brings no news nothing of importance HIS tran
wred since our last advcoe Everything reIpaas quiet.
and the work upon the fortifeatons was Rapidly pro
crossing.
xhe Arisl brings nsfoowfng psssenscrs:C H.
T. Grace of the Paansyvazsa RoundsSds; Captain Chas.
Mcfevas OF tee Ninety seventh rs5meht Pennsylvania
volunteers Iezensnt scher Of the Forty>sixth regi-
en New York Volunteers Lieutenant McNaly. Of
She Forty seventh New York S.e Volunteers and thir
~ six 6tSss from the arm. and feet, fcluding sems
Syofkmea.
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Hcrnlh rlnrine Corrrsnnnnrnn..

BERMUDA, Dec lsTho British mai steamer from Hall.
~ arrived ,I-Gaf.
The shp M,sawk Fuller from Cardiff for New York with
coal, put lB.u = 60 forsts Bermuda. lib uit. iraky
The iond N packet ship Dcvonshifc was plrtalv dis.
chnrgtd havns quantity o coal end woD remaining
u hsc er leak has been fuu n the lover u4r of
thH bottom and ufu Of dry dock sine cannot le
repaired btruu iH. She will probably hrouehs home
Co. ieras wlel tnc GOOD weather iu with ihe al o
o. .uts eXlrH uCn.
1c NOrAolap trg te -odskende, Andrescn, from Vow.
c0l fr Nav York, 6l ~ Oat pas Hamilton Dec H.
wl.. iYs- OF s1s ant fiuii q. PROVISIONS
IT,. sghr Caroline NrDJn ID, fIou Primo TiWaru nd
arrived t bed broke main Gan, jibboom az, and had lot
O p Oserbo9Td.
The ssbr Il DswoIe sailed from Hamilton for New York
1871.
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STEVENS, FLOATING BATTERY.

Tomorrow morning there vii Le'gvcn az fohoten a
rnmbor u. Qe,Fly Interesting experiments intended %
INV The and teneat iie famous Stceens Float ing
ratA ry" which las bc,n f1r 20 long an inpcnet-abo
r.tsts-. TO Ike public The csp,-Hneit aso 90 show
t. cover ~ tle battery tH icst -iut oAd shell lie
cas, d. d in 0ity wiiA when be han led, aud
uIy Other important thngs. Invitations have been ex.
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marine Disasters for December, 1851.
rom record kept BY l. H. Upton, Secretary the Ame-
0an shipmasters Association, compiled the follow
'ag INST Of dsastsrs for December, 1851
no'o marked A. were abandoned; G, collisions; r. nre
8, stranded
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Movements Of teiti,h Troop..

E'rroat. Jan. /, 1852.
British transport screw Steamer ,rom ioHax passed
here 81 halfpasi seven THIS no-nhs anh So lmrCi OF
tho sSty second regiment illr hlrro q. .cmai1 atst
Androws and two hundred procecu o. N.o5so,s pcr
rai,s -
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Burning of the Schooner orrin Cove.

2,
Tho schooner 0rrn Cowe of Rockand, Me-, with load
of granite for the fort building herc destroyed by
fire last night. Alfred Gray of Rockland Me- lost.
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Supreme Court-Chambers.


ACTION TO RECOVER NEARLY $500 600.
JAM 2-Wm. CelemaA rs tAe Second Apesue Railroad
Company s a motion ON the part of the plaiptiR
by ex-Judge A. A. Thompson and cx-Judge Edn@ -
counsel, for discovery and ipsp"-'' 1lus. A'
ments in the possession Of ~ -.'on Vi 0o' ', "IN-
:; ,ranora hs corn,.,r. ne defendants to enable him
an,ears that hep From the plaintiffs petition II
ci,v Of New -.ayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the
10 per iork on the 18th OF December, 1897 granted
r. Pearsall and others franchise TO build rap
lad track in the Second avenue and in other avep
and streets In said city, that in January 1858, ,ne Sc
cond Avenue Railroad Company Incorporate and in
November, 1885, tho grantees sold the fephise the
said company for tho consideration OF $40 000 which
amount in March, 1866, they agreed to pay bonds to
run ten years from cate, ut interaat, payable semi
annually that the bonds printed and signed by the
treasurer or the company hat were issued.
Tho grantees sold their claim 70 the pant who bringa
this suit and interest from November
1855. ExJudge Soson and Mr. j. H. Plat appear for the
company. Judge Slcsson willing TO give the pant
some oil the documents asked for, which oler de-
| oned. Notion adjourned te Friday lthis day..
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sended 70 all the prominent people, such the Mayors
OF the principal ci iss &C., and there s 10 doubt but
that the experiments will prove deeply interesting all
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THE UNITED STATES SHIP MACEDONIAN.
,..~ Ioeyos, Jan. 2, 1862.
inc United States ship Macedonian, from. ~ 1pomas,
10 at anchor on Boston light.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

=
no TIE NERVOUS OF BOTH sENEs.-A RETIRED
cer man, having been iestured 70 health in days
alter many ui W ~ nt wUus su rlnE, s willing
ast Othpl ly ca c) treatise tue Il sell
cure. Dfdct 10 lov. John NJ Dagnal, los street
Brooklyn.
TUE TRsNT -
J. CAPTAIN WILLIAMS
A!RKr siNs 1HE
ROYAL "a Tf CLUB or ENGLAND,
Prom % sN4tcl hy our special artist
Sec the NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE =
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Superior Court.

The Special Term Calendar will be called at eleven A. N.
Monday January 1862 in the chamber Of the Board
OF Alderman by Hon Chief Justice Bosworth Part third
Of the trial term will be held in the general
the building the Of Contra and Chamber
Par; fourth Of the trial term will be held in the be-
meath that in which part third is held
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

T0n0r TO the Deceased Volunteers
Thrre has been ample provision made, by
the State, for the proper care of her sick
and wouoded soldiers, aud-where rracti-
c4ble-for the return Of the bodies o. the
dead. IL cases where such remains are
not returned by the State, it should in
equity be done By County authority, or
BY individual or associated hberaIi'y. Let
every citizen Of every county who falls a
martyr to liberty and good government in
this death struggle with an unholy rebel
lion, ie brought homo fer Christian Luri1l
would suggest that Cemetery Companies
at County Seats appropriate grounds fer 4
Soldiers Burial Placc-where, with con-
sent of friends, al who fall, in action or
BY disease, during the war, may be buried
Having ba''led together Ike brothers in
life, it would be f,,iug that they should
thus rest near each other in death.
As the ladies are always ready for every
good work, permit me to propose to them
the formation OF "UNIoN COUNTY Sol
pIERs' MONUMENT ASSOCIATION TLs
object would be TO raise mcaus to erect
stately mem1-a'igc, on which TO iuscri5e
the name Of every citizen Of this county
who may have Gicl iefeuding our coun'ry's
flag in this contest. While il would be
dcsirate that all who fall should repose
together beneath such a monument, yet
whether so buried, or whether quietly
at rest with kindred dead in the family
graveyard, or sleeping beneath the clojs
Of the distant battle feii-;hc NAME Of
each, and the PLACE Of his buria! where
known, should be inscribed upon tie mar
bic: so that the name Of eVon tie most
humble of tha, martial host Of fgeemcu
thus falling, may never be forgotten by
Us or ~ our children down tV the laies,
generation.
Ii every County throughout tbe Loyal
States wou.4 thus g4ther home ana honor
lis heroic dead, the thousands of mauu-
ments that would arise on the hills and 10
the valleys 0! our broad Land, would ever
speak, with an ciaqaance as enduring as
the grauito itself, Of the priceless value Of
free government, by reminding Us Of the
sacrifices made to sustain it. We have
paid al enormous SUN lor tie tomb Of
NasLiug'ou, to whom under God We are
Indebted l,r our liberal institutions. But
DO We owe uo.hirs to the brare men Tho
haze given their lives to perqelustc this
freedom? II we would inspire il chr
children Lore Of uotle deel-, is, Us hand
down to them, in the most enduring forms,
the 0aues Of those Sho have done the
nOblcst thing the citizen can do--bra7eiy
die in defending bis county 10 q righteous
cause, tor tie good Of our race.
1t would be a lauiable pride to see our
patriotic little county taking the first step
in this work. Il labor Of love, so ful! Of
comfort to tie bcreavcd ones living, and
80 jast TO the SELF aeriitirg dead, need
but be attempted, to succeed l.. s.
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GENERAL ORDER.

'I'HE Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
haviag lh,S day taken possession Of the
Philadelphia (, Eue Railroad under the coa-
illIonS agreed on wrh The Phlalt.phla &
Ere Railroad Company, they have a,pp.aiad
JOSEPH u. DtCS. General Maua.r. there
Of, lo whom all Officers and Employees VII!
report !Jf instructions.
]. EDGAR THOMSON.
Presilea, Pcun'a Railroad Company.
Office Of the P,ua'a Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan 30, lsG2.
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EDErIa j. gRoEL.EY.
Sole Manufacturers otlhc Improved
Gutta rscrEa CLa1ZMT EOCFII. 6

Sole Manufacturers OF The Improved
Gutta PscrEa CZaLGMT EOCFING a.
IT i. The ,at4fss; a.. mos, 5ug.J.e R.,lag
! In uae.
I'iS Fir' and Water Proof,
!, can De arg.i.1 60 new sud o'l Roof Of BIZ
kinds aai g. Sn.Hg.e Eo.l, without removing
the >ar-l..
The =, Is only about onc-;hirl that Of r.c
ami IS Ig:s-c as durable.
GSutis, 7@TC3ln cement. for Pre-, o.
wing aai rgrsrrua lin aai other Metal Roofs
u. every description, from us great ellsuc.,y.
l- HHi injured .~ .a' Contraction and e1vau-
sion OF Meals, and VIII not crack IN cold or
run 10 warm weather.
These ma'era', have been thoroughly tcs-
ted 10 New York AMI an p7rI, oi tlr g.hgIU
and Western safes, and ", c~0 give abaad-
al, proof O.. ail w@ claim In ,ae,r favor.
Trrv ase really applied by ordinary lalo-
rer>. al a rrIillng expense.
No HEAT Is REQUIRED.
These ma'"lal> arr pot mp ready fer use.
and Tor >hlrrug to ali parts Of the country.
witt foil printed Directions for APPLICATION
Full descriptive Circular. va : hc furnished
on application tv mail or DO prr,.n at'ur
Principal Office, $40 Broadway. Nev york
.0IVr-i,, .>tH0as iIa'.1 .CaAS 4 t.U>LlY.
hGENTs WANTED. Cmss5
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GOsL~CQsE-cO.a

sVt tlI|GN tL|ED
FE'HE subscriber keers constantly on hard
4 large assortment Of the very best Sha
moE'n and Wilkes Barre COAL. for lime an d
stove purposes, which he will sell al The very
lowest prices lorCash or Country Produce.
Also, BhaksmGihs' CoaL, Pa.ter and SgH
wish ii distinctly understood, that will not
ue uadsTSo!d by any man-Having good
"s,5N-Nca.eS, foil weight viii be given.
'o"i Yard near Weijeussui's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTETN.
Lewisburg. Nav 27.'5s.
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Or. WIN. 3. Rti2D'S
TOOTH POWDER.

This Powder possesses the
CARBnNIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free 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. IIart'S Tooth Powder
is recommended by all Eminent Dentists
Prepared at DR.. Huri's Dental Office,
No. - Fourth St Brooklyn, l. d.
Price, 25 cts per b0N.
A liberal discount made to Dealers
Address Ptiincpoi Ofi-r. Tribn"e Built
ipys, No. Spruce 81. Nco lark.
Sold also BY Caswell, Mack x Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel J x |. C"dding'on, rs
Broadway; D. 5 Barnes, 202 Broadway;
and by all Druggists.
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areri,ut and S.oma chic propagation Of IRON 7uri
n'i OF ' -gu aut carbon by combustion To- .itp-gl.
sanctioned bv I.s high 70 Medical AutLoitir both in
Lu"Fo aud th- United statrs and Jr,sgrllI in their
practice.
ih. experience of thou=suls daily proves that pre-
lrat'n .i Iron Hsn i ar,i with u. Impurities q
o. tot depression Of vital energy, pale and othrrw
siTN rrt1i iisous incar it, NECESSITY IN almost every
cnRcrit aLi- ease.
lunusi.u- lr az mala5'ss in vEi-' has leon tried
IT has prvci'a-oiuteiy curative IA each c.! tnc Follow
iEc r.ur'ain'- viz:
b. b-b'ty, HFr,-' 4 2; -+iaHs. FH7~if, rr-r.5 if.
'"3sfIs'a,". ir Ban ~ dHt. .. lH. .r sl ~ r.
Srr.ts'a'H I'srn.is, A.f IH.uH E,rs.H.... .r'toa.
Hh't.'. CiarDsis Lir~r aF'af C,5a.tr H-edssiss.
E@sm,rti,I hiynHt-t f-Tsrs Pl,r'-t ,7 he Fo,. &C.
Put up in neat fiat metal boxes coui5irirr 60 nils
pro" 30 cent? hos; ar srls 5y rar.,.s uuI
N re sent ee 10 any address IA 5rl 1T tie price.
All letters, ort'rr ote.. 5! !oGi be aiGlc. ..1 20
L. Il. LOCKE a Co .Tcu,-aI A.enfs.
Rei ~ CEuAR ST, y. Y.
Sid IN Le'c;sJ'oy iy
Baker co-C W Schafic-F : Caldwell
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tIQcQ t,Qqty Star & uOsiprg epr,q,:A
~ iNDEPENDENT FtVLT yOCRyAL
issued Fridays, AT LcWi,buTG. Union county, PeaE's

TEENS $50 rcr year. 20 rE PAIN IN Apv,S-I- anl
st tn" same rate 'r longer shorter ITcd. Thus 50
rs will pay fur months ct. Tor siN months, ioi
Tor ~ht months @I0 for sixteen rou ths dol for two
years s. Tor four eoi- year. slU copies one
year. &c Single Nos cts Pay ri-nts ~ mail Uislil
received in gold Iotagc Stamps, hank uots al Their
vau" here. Most Minds pf Iroluc- received 10 Jay.
when the tilas ,NIir'> Tor tich PAPER Is usai,
(Gn'ess We have q running sCc0uutI IL is SIufllH
AHvEEfI1 NEyt7 Handsomely pgsi-hsf. a. so %, pr
SQUARE One week. :. cts each after uu DOB 10 ~
mouths dol. scar. lislf stuare2 D's- ia o -
dol dol. Two -Cuarvs-l5o +tU. 20. Merchants &C.
DOT over one fourth Of column, 10 Dol. per year l
siz"S &c as mry - agreed upon. square L. u r- =
smallest type % 10 OF next lsGrr. Au,rrt-' m'
DEM "a ziug. Illegal ding tsud,nc, not adn'
Communications deir,i tuI ie> OF; general tt'It'
an arrornr panied tN fls WTrr real DHu'r qua
The MAGNETIC TELETEkrH j. lo,ut'd in the ..l., ',
ofths Nir & ttraui by wti,h ,n insert ~ oI'4N
News in ahvHur- uf th~ ILilsd. Mails. ,--,.t
CcUIscirl Nth n Office simple uatfr' SIS To \
Kinds of JOB EE;k ING, v!th ~i.l D. 'N~' "''' -
nratn"ss anf j. at-h rrd 90 rs-' noble tf'n ;
pH-Cs.ual advert -nIsul. O. fs isii 90 len '-.
in-juh work wh.u iererei q. tH.s7t''- ff,','..,
~'-NFFiHEtn MARKET sg gar' H.i a. s.i.. III.
Jan l.tsss 5kltN a tVi-
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Science still on the Advance I!
y. e, BNNAAM

CURGE0N and Nechani- -
y cal Fsnntist. Otice IA the ~LLrYyS
new hui.dlne opposite the Bank. (up staIrs)
LEWISBURG. Pa.
pr.BCRLAN is now con>'ruc,irg the Non.
sectional Bloch worf. baked on Plarina base.
which for cleanliness. beauty anf strength
mas no eqnai-aIso teeth mounted on The var
lou> Bases IN uSr-auI having had iopu
and extensive practice, and being perfsc,ly
IamIilar with every department Of his proteS.
SON he feel, safe IN warranting entire salts.
'acuon IN AL his operations, " hlch shall be
carefully and sk'fu!y performed.
Please call and examine specimens. The
superior qualities of the No1->ecilnnal work
WIN De evident To all who will give it an i'm.
partial examination. DR. Burlan is the onlv
person who constructs Ibis exceIIer, uo,t, in
ihiS section nf country.
- Charges shan correspond with ,he
t'nies. Lew.s5Irg, Sept. =, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

i rnHrtct'e''.' Success OF ire " Buck
: eye - ne '.-t"si Hro'i u. lis superior
"---. A'-. -.' IL. . = J y. mas aal>c' a
c..ap ,s,e !.'.. ''..a ID H. 'enaiactuTe O.,
"1iFi-F" -i-'' .tt .'iA" iac"E's. 5lt
.-srrs,r -,' rl..-r -. 49,. ,-, ,, 1t Is
,agrs. Wewl, lscvgr, .aG The attention
Of jHn farmers 81 'r.r u. 81, lsaT..,.
The Two DRIVING ,FH.aI.S-,he
PAWS aat Springs, by which ,he machine
may be thrown on, oi gar, or le backed
':iranUt rraaa- ne An.res-..e Srecl Cei'er
Bav--the Nr0ueat Iron Guari. with Hardened
.s-eel Face or Cu'u, : Et-e-;h. D.rtlr-
Hinged Joint. hv which t1r tpr,.r R,- mn.
hr Gof.ca-lh. rarr Grant, zlan-.ae So
Sa-ing and Wheel. av which fh, rr.,-r ~
saav lie raised aal lowered So - D.. EN-, -
low 10 The ground i. t.7y r., aa.;-e,- -,-,
.tcel Plman aq! E,a., 3 81, I,,r,, ma
go side D'''D-Ho weigh. GA the horses
wh.r5 g.r,5 comf.ll., of - ,I'.-,',,-c. W
v,b,ch M r,s.- --a-, ,f.,,s D....,s-c
No tearing UI INC DflTin1 u htGiS.
y team oI horses weighing 9no lbs. each.
will cut IN ace of grass an hour win ease
The machine iS furnished VITA two Gutter
Bags-une furcult.ne ara.>. and the other for
cutting grain each expressly ads9ted 10 he
use Intended.
No eaor, ..I.l be wanting 70 maintain tic
Bnckeye IN The eav.a5lc position it now occu-
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N+i IfN'.ia-fEH. Ht. Fsh. 1. iAJ6.
sra f"Tr '.--s j. .'.ra. o. F-ltru.us nl.ry-ll,ns
rufs- iu tu. -tu d -- relieved several fron, alarm
Ing -TuTtrfs 'i ...r~ilarr AMI j. r,u curing a man
~h' ht' Deb nd uu.-T 100 ,'''a.1 4r fl Iunrs fr ms
Ls-t trts J-'rs- HENhI T. P8EkS. Merchant
A. a. RAMSEY, VI D. ALaIay. NavsoE Co. Iowa,
wit N'I l'a5 Dur-us my practice Of many years
! have LE"i n0i.. raj yuur Ctsrry IscSr,h for
r'-ns "s-' and r-i 90 c,suu gse iaIisnts curing
such rIrahla.'
We might ali volumes of evlsnre. hut the mos, con-
rinoios prof or the virtues o! this remedy found in iis
effects uplu tgal.
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toLI W .t-s ia I'll - " q
Oh a = u J-H~EE
EH "A NE z z
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad
breath, greatly to the annoyance aud often
to the disgust Of those with whom they
come in contact, without being conscious
of the fact. TO relieve yourself from ali
fears regarding this,
Use DR.. Vim. b Hurts Ninth Hash.
Cleanliness os the mouth is of great
impoFtarce to the general health, which Is
often affected, and not uBlroqueutIy seri
au-iy impaired, through want Of proper
attention to this subject.
IsE Dr. WI. Z. HuRDS MOTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. llurd's Dental Office,
No. II, Fourth St, Brooklyn. ED.
Price, 81 c:s per bottle.
A liberal discount made to Deaiers
Ad,lress Principal OTre, Trjlnae Ba7d-
inys, No. Spruce st. Mr. Earh.
Sold also by Ca-well, Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. IL l. Coaiirgion, 1l5
Broad way; y. : Barnes, 20! Broadway;
and by all Druggists.
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Sunday SChool Convention.

OGe geuerstiyn Of men anu women in
whom practical knowledge Of the Spirit
of the Bible is the ruling motive, would
be prosperous virtuous, happy generation
truly. And Wboever is thus trained and
thus acts bis part 10 life, contributes his
share to the welfare Of al, aud secures bis
own temporal aul e'erna! wall-beiDg. In
this view we urge upon the friends Of the
Sabbath school a prompt aad general
attendance at the meeting in Narileton on
Friday and Sl'arlly Of iais weak.
The Corresponding Secretary. D Uech-
eDdorn, New Berlin, informs Us that some
Schools have not reported, and desires TO
have from every Superintendent in Union
cOunty-as soon as may be-information
under the following heads:
1st, name Of school @i, when orrsui-
zod 80, name Of Superintendent. lih,
how many teachers. 5;5, how many seho-
lars. 9Th, how many scholars converted
tiuce tue CrganizltioD. 7rh, how many
Bible classes. S,h, do you hold teachers
meetings. oh, Do you support mission
schools. lO'h, Do You have more than
one session dag. llth, how many vol
umcs have you IN your library. 12lb, how
many of the teachers we're once scholars
in Sunday schools. 18Th, how much have
you contributed to Christian or benevolent
Objects during the past year. lith, how
many Sunday school papers do you take
in your school. 18th, do you keep your
school open dur;ns tie whole year. 18th,
have you an infant department. connected
with your school. (Aud any other iOfor-
nation or suggestion you deem prcper.)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10
Dr.. WIN. B. HURO'S
Mouth ]. w ash
A SURE REMEDY FOR A

SURE REMEDY fOR
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTH,
CANKER,
DISEASED BLLEDING GUMS,
NURSING SORE Mourn,
And the best specific now in use for GHy
diseased condition of the mouth. IL Is
particularly beneficial to persons wearing
AP7IFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying ,ver5 raint Of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impu-
rites, insurlng
r. SWEET HEEhTs'
to alI who make Use of 1t No IoH"g
Lrdy or Touny Ge4tlen,u" who is ofilc-
ted with
ETI EsTeNFR
should delay applying this remedy, for it
is a certain cure, aud is approved aud rec
ommeuded by every physician under whose
nJtice it has been brought.
\ .5AIj BREATH
Is on ofIeu:e for v ich there Is no excuse
while
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

SMsny, in Union county, remember
one Brig, Gen. 7ho'sJBsrson WEay E5g-,
who came a.! the rey FROM Maryland TO
try to c0az our people to vote 70. Bucha-
nan as "ihe only way to save the Union
from the awful Black Republicans, Wen,
Buck. and Breck. came in-gave the MIL
lfers fall heai-aud left Tie Uuion snlit
asuDder by the very men who elected
them. Aud now, where is " haig? Late
papers state that
'The SeceSs!5n's's OF Cumberland. MARY
land, became oKu'raai over the news Of the
retreat Of Gen. Banks. They so lncensed The
inionistS that the later drove the prominent
seeeSSion'sts out Of town. Among Them was
Tom " Nag, from whoSe house a pistol was
hred,When The crowd smashed IN his windows
and eaTned down his stable"
Sweet BoJ Lgler, another '56 oD,mo,
ratio orator." aud Chairman of their c,,,o
Com mi''ee for Peuu'a, is openly in the
Rebel rauks, " '1e
b" yoH "ersr hear efa7y real Repu,1i-
cans among The R,Jels-a!I Democrats Or
REPRESENTATIVES -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

1Ioii3ays-B3uks close oa
New YelEs ply-i'h Jo..-.bsal.. !vias-, -,'..i.;uas
Rc@Hlar Ja.oo county Courts cP-n
:a,l N.n 'nv 70 -..-.ssg- --a- arif'r-p,,.II'r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

eAD ACcIDENT-TLursday evening Of
!a't week Miss Catherine Samp.el, living
IN the family Of Daniel Weidepsaul st
ten'revIlle, having occasion to use a qua
,amp' "nieh She carried in her hand. the
lamp exploded, and burned her so severely
ABOUT Der breast AID hands ,ha. her recOy.
err is desYl!rsd Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-10

MiMroTH PHoToGEAFH GALLERY.
ST. Co.aer Il ltl and arch Sis Tli.ade, phia.
ii.fr.a. 0. s.... ..r..t.