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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
New York, June II.

@ New York, June II. !
The Tribune's correspondent at Savage's
Station. writing on the 18th, says:
The down train from our advance, last
night, to White House, was attacked by the
enemy four miles from the latter station,
which is the terminus of the road. Six
men were killed, and one Major who was
on the train is missing one Captain and 8
privates were captured.
The rebels finished their work BY burning
part of the tram and damaging the road go
extensively that no train could cross for 30
hours. This road is Indispensable to the
army, "a ali its food and supplies come over
it. The rebel force number ed l6O cavalry,
!, They foraged close up to White House,
irving terror among the inhabitants as
they went. They plundered and burned
several schooner. on Pamunky RIVER. and
it is said burned forage train of 90 wag-
ons, and killed a numbee of transfers.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
Washington, June II.

In the House yesterday resolution was
introduced creating the grade of Lieut..
General in the Army of the United States,
tilities, by nomination of the President
and confirmation of the Senate, of Cen
eral who BY most eminent and valuable SER
vices establishes claim thereto. Grade
only to continue during the life of the per-
son frs: appointed. es
An extract from letter from Port Royal
states that the rebel prisoners are better
treated than our own soldiers, and detailing
instance-!of cruelty and neglect. A reso u-
sion of inquiry into the facts was adopted.
The navy bill, providing for an Admiral,
with the rank and pay of a Major General,
and Commodore, with that Of Brigadier
general was passed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

rropris.ed by the rebels, 81 destroyed to
! preyens il. from fallinginto our hands.
lsav one family, among whom were
three Intelligent and VOL edacatei young
ladies. in a most dsplorsble condition, liv-
ing In a hut made Of brushes, and eating
! such scraps as they could pick up about the
camps. They told me they had been ci'i-
GEMS Of Coriuth, owned Valuable property
there, and had lived in easy circumstances.
A few days before the evacuation, the mill.
tary authorities required the site of their
residecns upon which TO plant battery.--.
The ifst intimation they had Of the fact
was the preserves Of men at work tearing
down the building. Being frightened, they
ran forsafety, taking nothing with them
but the clothing they wore. Their house
was torn down, their furniture, clothing,
and everything they possessed. destroyed,
and they are left in the world with nothing.
But this is not an isolated case the men
have all been oppressed" into the confede-
rate service, and the women amt children
have been compelled to leave their homes
10 order to'seek safety beyond the range Of
our shells. Hundreds Of their dead have
been buried by the rebels in graves so shall
low that from nearly every grave the cor
ner of a blanket, some portions Of clothing.
or occasiopallya hand or foot, is seen pro-
truding above ground. Great numbers Of
their sick and wounded have been left BY
The misery and suffering here to be seen,
NO man can picture. May these scenes Of
death and devastation, if they needs must
occur, be confined to those States with
which rests the responsibility Of the war.
JuNs 4th.-I Commenced writing to you
Immediately upon receiving intelligence of
tho evacuation, but before my letter was
half dome we were ordered to march, so |
was compelled to '.dry up" Since then I
have had no chance to mail letter, but
now, as the rebels have halted, and we are
az near them as prudence and General Pope
will permit Us to go, presume the Post Of
fee will soon come up with US. !.
!. s'con6scated:' fine scontraband'; in
Corintb, big stout boy, nineteen years
old, full blooded, and ''buIly" cook
shudjers at the idea Of being taken back
to old ssMassa''-swears be came with mo
from Iowa, and proves it by every man in
the company. Think he's my niger.
You will have to pat this together the
best you can. We are m,rching all the
time, and j, is almost impossible for fell
low to write at all. BURKE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

). Manassas. June II.
Reports are current here that Jackson
has been reinforced. 1914
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Nosics L hereby given that delegate Republican
ssats convtatien win = held At Des keiaep We'd
assdsy the q5d day Of July D. 1884, Tor tho purpose
" putting in nomination Sscrstsr and knditor q
otate Attorney General and nssister Of Tho State Land
Oee snd Tor The transaction Of such oher business
nay - deemed sxpedisnt when met. ~ M;
The ratio o. representation will DO as follows viz
One Delegate from each organised county, Dele
gate for every hum ired votes cast for Abraham
Lincoln for President Of the United States ID 1850 aud
additional Delegate for every fractional vote sx-
ceeding atty. 8e 81 sis.t,st GA -s5Fs!e
Loyal citisens regardless Of former political associe.
tions, who are in ia. Il giving the National Admin
istration their honest ssRpor in thorough and vig-
prosecution q the for the suppression Of
belion, are iny.tsi to cooperate throughout the
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
HURFoRDs 4 K1vnEx.s

OLIVE b TERRY % PARTIAL A. TERRY.
ITO PARTIAL. A. TERRY Sir: Y"u are hereby M.
i titled that there Is 1ie the Once VI the
Clerk OF the District Court OF Pattswsttamfe County.
in he state Low 1, petition u olive II. Terry.
claiming VI you divorce the bonds OF martin
ny, the grounds VI adultery, and that unless you
appear and answer thereto on before ! 4 Tho
day Of the term Of the District Court Of
said County. default will be entered against u a. aud
judgment rendered thereon. $50 sEa
FRANK STR EFT,
#7 5& Afiornev for l,iai.ttH
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Against the County of P,ttswattamie, Audited and
Allowed BY thss Board 81 supsryiss1 q th6ar June
Sessiou.A D. 1a69.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
Mahe School Pleasant.

Yes fellow teachers, make the schools,
pleasant Much, very much of your sue
cess in teaching, depends on th. A
scholar will gladly leave his home and
make his way to the school room, will
cheorfuIly enter it, take his book, and
learn his lesson, will more willing comply
with the regulations, and seek to please
his teacher, if it is pleasant aud agreeable,
there. School has not 10 genera been an
attractive spot to the young seeker after
knowledge.
First of all, be pleasant yorseE With
out this, most other means will fail, and
with it you can hardly ever miss of sue
cess. Like produces like. Who has not
felt the influence Of a moments pleasant
conversation with some friend how it
cheers, encourages, and enivens ones
mind, aai extends its good effects through
out the whole day? And are not child
reu susceptible OF the same feeling?
.Siayi"g "Music hath charms to
sootae The savage mind" is an old prov
erb. believe it has power to please almost
every one. II you have not introduced it
into your school already, do SO at once
Commence, both forenoon and afternoon,
with singing. 1t may induce some pupils
to be in season, if they know they will
sing. 10 not confne i, to those times
alone. When the hours drag along heavi-
ly, and the wheels of time move slow,
break out in some pleasant song, and they
Will j1iu IL it. If you can not sing, ycu
are an unf5r'unate person.
-I'!e Study iateresti"y. This is diff
cult task. Young America hates study,
and would run away from it. If he is +
studying Geography, make him under
stand tha, he is, as it were, travelling over
The world for himself, behoiding all the
principal objects Of interest. When be is
crossing the ocean for foreign land, de-
scribe sea voyage to him; when he
lands and enters some city, as London,
Paris, e., picture to him the shape, size,
and appearance Of it; make it stand out
as a real thing, so that be may fancy tina;
he is really there, passing up and down
the streets. la this way you will awaken
his interest, aud he will be more likely to
look these things out for himself.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

Cou7l, Co'5. I.fy'asa coap, Nrrssnr'', Pr.7rFhi,
Ji,'t1aHfI. bD'c r' gf Pc H7!', ar 'y'g ron '.'f
IaaysHt O,q g,rt'0a 0ad for he re''.f nd y q, al
dfs.rsr
'hE Bal.amc Cor Ial IL entirely vegetable rroduc-
ton combining the hraliu- TToprrt cf the iiaian
with the inVi.1r tu qualities cf Cordial producing
combination we'll adapted 10 the purposes intended.
tha, there but iw = disease which VII not at
early period, succuub TO its healing and ltes'ins
Trnpsr'iH..
r.rass has the treatment Of pulmonary diseases &C.
cuii-G tie greater port on n n" attention - the sr-
tir II tho medical world. but none acquired more rui-
rcnee iu Lis treatment Of thrs, diseases. than tie c
irrd rrusscn hr sonaDd, tho orr nat0r q the Bal
Cordial l's life devoted to til" PRODUCTION -
rreJi- th1t would stand Uriva ed. How we'll be has
succeeded. the American people are able Judge: and
positively assert thst preparations that lave ever
been placed before them. have frrrt the amount
Of benefits suffering humanity, haze ELECTED
maus commentators from si Glasses # s0c,iy the
remedies u faui, prepared by DR.. C. VI. Jackson
Co. Of PLila'rlnhia.
The CorIia! sncl f cla.. Of diseases more gen
cra and fatal thaa any other 10 which the people
Of this country are -uiiert-tha~e srrinrin, from
.sli.ht cold That eminent authority DR. Bell SAYS:
II viii not that Cad- are 20 our inhabitants what
tries bat can av"r ccatiauty that hry usher in di
greater completely and mortality than thes latter
Read what the eminent Glass WauuSsrturs-. JOHN "
WIIIrALL, ftgs Of the EALst tNIC CORDIAL.
DE g. VI. Jt-ES7v-ErsUortrI FriraI: Having for
long lrpu acquainted with the virtues Of thy BAL
Luns-, &c, hus freely bar testimony it, efiracV
for several y'a-s have never h-cn without II in my
usI It with cniirr n'g'- m IL" lrafl.rt Of Eo""l
Complaints. Thy friend truly, JOHN NiTFAIL.
Finh Mo l.. 1855. Haze It above 4th, Phlai'a.
Es-Tuese m,di,ines are for sale by all respectable
Drug-s and dealers in muirip'~ in the United Satc-
Cau-Ias British Provinces. and West luies AZ IS cent?
per Iata. Z. aud get the genuine. With h" sigma
turt f 4. " Jackson on the wrapper of rsr bottle a
Others counterfeit. Principal Office and Manufoctu
" ! street, ila.i-l Mia, Ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
GENERAL ORDER.

'I'HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having ih.s day taken possession Of the
Philadelphia y Enc R4l.r, al, under the con-
dllionS agreed on with The Phi!dieip phia 4
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH d. POTTS, General Manager there
Of, 10 whom all Officers aud Employees will
report for instructions.
]. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office of the Penn a Railroad Co.
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, 1862. :
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
DR.. WIN. B. HURD'S
TOOTH POWDER

This Powder possesses the
CARRONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids or Alkalis that
can in the least injure the Teeth
It's action being entirely mechanical
polishing without wearing the enamel.
Dr.. Vim. 3. lIurd'S Teeth Powder
is recommended BY all Eminent Dentists
Prepared at pr. lIuri's Dental Office,
No. - Fourth s.. Brooklyn, L D.
Price, - CTS per box.
4 liberal discount made to Dealers.
address Princp1 Office, Tribune BuRd-
ings, No. Spruce 81. Ncr York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel J. & |. Coddinrton, us
broadway; d. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway;
aud by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
C0aE-sGsE-COAE.

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment cf the very best Sha
mokin and Wilkes. Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he VIII sell al the very
lowest prices for Cash.
Also, Hiachsa,ihs' Coal, Plaster and Sal.
Wish it distinctly understood. that / viii not
be uaderSold hy any man.-HaVing good
we'sh->ealeS iulI we GIT will be siren.
Coal Yard near Weiieu>aul's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewishnrg, May 27.'59.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
What Everybody said could net be done,
has at last been Accomplished !

4 MBROSE'S Coal Oh 40 chimney
n Hand Lamp. The following are some
of IFS advantages:
1t. ni-,nn-r- with the chimney, which i.eIrcn,Te
.ui ruuiher-urrH
q Th" light il at once accessible for lighting AMI
kinilinE PurFo.r-
3J- Burn lrs- ~ than tho chimney lamp.
Attn. Burns the different grii-s and qualities Of coal
anI carbon oil,, 'rom density OF . and upward.
5th Can t- carried around with about the same f.-
cilitv a cau!le.
6th Length of time In burning improves the quality
q the lmr. Tn" lamp NAV be burned week withou:
trimming and viz not smoke
The burners De- ,ttachri to -ny lamp, that per
sous having lamps need only change the burners
For sale by J. \. kRtAMER.
ALSO. Just received, lot Of French Pre-
serving Kettles, Corn Peppers, &c. &c, at
J. 4. kREAMER'S Tin shop, corner Fourth
and Market streets. LLewisburg, Aug.2, 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
General Order, NO, |.
UVL1CK N OsUO4 y u II
To take Effect on and after Jan. so, 1862.
!. The Western EliVision, from

~ .L. J--., ~, ,,,,y ,t,or t., On Ieco
IT. ,r... z,;.s, c-,,
WI'
d, -" Il" -, ,V' y ID, %, T'''i ''''
,euu-"Os q ~ y ~ us ~
he NHLeF'h.'hs'"' O. 'At t''s'" bl'!>Ion'
I,,+,,,,a ,.,,i ,a .i.r H. oi,,.o .rI Mi
make ALI commnpica,ions respecting Their
dn,iss or the bus ness Of The road IN him
crcent as Otherwise prnyldea in lhis Order.
=, ri, .,,.,,, c..,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
"TaEaE SHALL he no NIGHT TnErE..

There's no night therei
but the day Is ever bright;
Thsre - 10 meet Of starry raw
Nor pacnbeam's silver light:
Nc tNil'ght shadows gray and dim,
Tilin-.- ot darkness boar
Aud there Is heard no evening hymn,-
There's no night therel
There's no night therel
Nor need of nightly rest:
Ih-r" are no srhiug lrows nor ewes
With w-ariness oppressed:
No ~"tchiuss Of woe, when the lamp doth shed
feeble, fitful glare
Nor weary tossings on the bed
There's no n. .ht therel
Theirs no might there!
Ana night is the emblem Of death:
Thrrr are no gathering, round ~ couch
- To hear what The tlyin. saith.
Ih-v hfv" conquered d.ath who reach that shore,
Aui palms ~ victory bear:
ihe day i hri-ht f,r ev-rmore-
There's NO night there!
Jk.f-s 7. MINE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

The editor of the Cleveland Plain dealer
says be las been Hail C,lumbis" Dem
oora, al his lie, aaI proposes to die
u -asee DJyt.s Dandy"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

George Bright, brother of the expcll-
ed lndiaua Senator, is resident of Shell
byvlile, Kentucky. 1t was he who, when
the Rebels made raid into that town,
Informed them Of the trap which was laid
for them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11


CfURGEQN and Mechani- F<
y cal Dentist. Gi.ice in The 0IICYr
DR.. Bruqger's new building. Market street
(weslcrn entrance, up sialrs) LENISBURG.
Dr.BURLAN Is now constructing the Nom
sectional Block work, baked on Plalina base,
which for cleanliness. beauty and strength
has no cqual-alSO teeth mouoiei on the var
ious Bases in use-and having had a long
and extensive practice. and being perfectly
familiar with every department of his profess
sion, he feels safe N warrauiing entire salts
faction in all h'N operations, which shall be
carefully and sk'fuilv performed.
Please cal! and examine specimens. The
superior qualities Of the Nou-seciioual work
will be evident 10 all who will give it an i'm
partial examination. Dr. Burlan is the only
person who constructs tAiS excellent work in
tnls section Of country.
y Charges shall correspond with the
times. lewI>burg, Sept. .. t5I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
It's FTpct

A correspondent. Of the Chicago Tri-
hume, writing from Huntsville, Ala, says
his experience Of the Constitution" is,
that it is rapidly abolition;zing the army,
many pro-slavery Democrats having al
ready been converted to the doctrines of
emancipation, and well they may. Take
the following as an ins;anse of the abOmi.
nlble man-stealing institution. Some days
ago, one Of our signal corps, citizen Of
Chicago, Informed me that slave wished
to become my servant, and to follow the
army, as many DO. He made his appear
ance in my tent, number Of my mess
mates being present; ] knew nothing Of
lis antecedeDts. Among other answers
he made to my questions, he mentioned
his master The FIST who spoke after
tbs declaration was a strong pro.slavery
mln, ny opponent in many discussions
Ga the topic of slavery. What, you
dou't tell me you belong to any one =
hYes, sir, | am a slave" "-"N longer.
cir, you are free from this moment.'
burst out the real noble heart Of the re.
cent apologist for slayery-and DO wonder
he thus earnestly entered into the subject,
for before him stood boy sixteen years
old, tall and well formed, to all appear
auce a native of a northern climate, skin
white and clear, fair hair aud silky, eyes
hue, ani in everything fairer than one
half Of the Caucasian race. And yet he
WAS slave His mother is an octoroon;
his sisters are as white as himself, and the
whole family was sold by the boys own
father. "My father sold me, my mother,
and sisters, to q man who is now in Rich
Inond serving iD the Rebel army This
case, however, is decided upon. FIR al
though bu; few days ago this boy was
Stare aud niger 10 the eyes of the
wou'i-be desiroyers of our country, to-day
he is free and a white man. Such are
fruits OF that institution which has causei
the present condition of our country.
4 LARGE FoRrUNE.-"Julius, | under
ssaud your aun, Is dead"
YES, Sam, aud your aunt is dead"
"Of course"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

An aperent aud St0machic preparation Of IRON Puri
fed Of oxygen and carbon hy combustion iu hydrogen.
san toned by the highest Mera Authorize 10th in
Europe and the United statcs AID prescribed il their
practice.
ihe experience Of thousands daily that pre-
paraou II Iron BE- ccmi AIRED with it. Impurtic- o
the hi, ol depression of vital pale aud otherwise
sicky com,ous indicate its necessity n an every
conceivable rsse.
obnoxious in all mRladies in ch It has been tried
1t has Proved absolutely curative in each Of the follow
iEE complaints. viz;
IN H,bi.iy N,7Uauf 4 4se1Hs, EBigci 'ion. DgspSpsia,
CoNs'rliJu. B7rJiGr fHstfsy iHglPiHi TPsHlF F'o1',
NrTi a'0Hs Tu+rcH'osis N4k hhsUHs. Asas1sT glton,
WUs, Gl0T0sis. Ijrsr f0H PgiHt, fhlruic HFGIc''s,
Alienation, l'ermit! Etrsrs. firs The Face. DC.
Put up in neat iat metal boxes containing SO pills
price so crntsprr box Tor sale by druggists and eaerf
i'll be free any adfrpss receipt of the price.
All letters, orders. etc, should re addressed to
D. b. LOCKE Co .'cueral Agents,
1ysI 20 CEDAR ST, n. Y.
Sold an Le,ris5Ug by
Baker & C0-C W Schafie-F : Caldwell
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

- Mr. SfA!iL-E20oik ssinder-has
returned to his shop N Lewi>burg, again to
attend to all kinds Of work ia his line. Bring
along your Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
&c, .or the Uook-E.Eler.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

4 LARGE FoRrUNE.-"Julius, under
ssaud your aun, Is dead"
YES, Sam, aud your aunt is dead
"Of course"
oval, she left me big fortune, au
my trO,her too."
"ilow did the will read 7"
"De will didn't reai-a mau read it.
| mean what did she leave yourself and
brJiher.'
why, she left him de inside OBJ de
house, aud me de outside"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11

hsthma or rLthi,fc, and BRONCHITIS,

N.aT N IEsr-H- Pl-. ieh. !. l>5f
SIN: Yrur Cirr-g It-srd .s I--rfi-irin. MARCHES,
in t- srsH, u hls reli.r-l --,rrai from alarm
in symptom. ~ rIIs-Ht1G'i m auI j. u.g curiii, a maa
W'I ht- l'lr-I uni.F af tsn % the lungs for til.
lat f.sty y-u.. HENEE L. FARkS Merchant
4 4. ERNsrv, y D.. Ar.lov NovaoE Co. Iox.,
yrif~ -- O.. 1859 - lu Goo my practice II many years
have ta|'l uHHr- equal o. y'rr C,STry f,c'snri &c
gi'u- AMI -ri O. c'usunpiire patients, curing
ouch af~ cur,lIr'
We r'sht 5i volumes of evilence hut the most
vin-ins rrf % tn rrtue- of this remedy iounj in 4.
effects upon tTiai.
Consumption.
Probably M nu- remedy has ever hecn known which
cured many anil .I % firc-rl1s this. song
human all reach; tut even to those the C.rry
Is1'-r1. s'H- is rr'i.f ll, cluf1rt.
ts-HE 'iH.s-. NV TlrE err Wfrcl s 1858
r0771l Al-z. L1aE4L5 tsl if duty AMI a pl-.snrs
O. int v.u what 'rF Frf5-0' hss done fr nv
WIFE she li I'm iuaItf- ltilrina un,i.r the dam
r--HTs symptoms z urrrff from which no aid ~e
eCas Ir.'la hrr lsIrh r-cf She wa steadily 6sil
iu. u.ti lr. ~t- ' thI- -'F. uhsr- have fF
si'I,e, uuira.. ii of your n.ed;rinc. We bI.,,
Die Kim lnr--. as . dH -a; -ife ha- recovered
ff'n tIat 10y. she j. o 50 she used "a
b-, fr- i' fro q no Der 9.. lilI sas self we'll
lOGIs with sIat.'l.. 1tiI r-a1d,
ORLANDO SHELLEY, oF SHELBYvnIK
'frs,rH1rss. DO tesp,ir til you have tried AYra's
CuEHs rrrnrsi- II 3 rri. hs of il.e hest rnedrzf
chruI-'- IN the world and IT. ali around i.fSsk
tic % p mes lis II it, virtues - IAhrd'sighas Isfcsr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
DR., WIN. B. HURD'S
Mouth w ash
A SURE REMEDY FOR A

A SURE REMEDY FOR A
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTH,
CANKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUMS,
NURSING SORE Mourn,
And the best specific now in use for any
diseased condition of the mouth. II is
particularly beneficial to persons wearing
Artificial TEETH,
completely destroying every taint Of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all imFu-
rites, insuring
r. SWEET EnghTt3
to all who make use of it. No Ionny
Lady or Iouny Gentleman who is ati.e-
ted with
EsTa E:re0fh
should delay applying this remedy, for it
is a certain cure, aud Is approved and rec
commended by every physician under whose
notice it has been brought.
4. BAD BREATH
is an offence tor which there is no excuse
while
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-11
Post-Ofliccs in Union county.

Uolilays-BlukS close on
New Years Dly-ith Jgly-Thank. giving Christmas
Regular Union comfy Courts open
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SOWS OATS PERFECTLY!

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Also, the Keystone CloTcr iEU'.er,
which cleans thoroughly, without IN The least
nj1ring the seed. VIII clean more in the
same time than any other machine in use.
They also manufacture and keep on hand
for sale DoThpg's Treat Potrer and Ihresher :.
Telegraph Fodir cutter (iico sizes Cooking
3o0as. among which is the celebrated Con-
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Work. SLIFER, WALLS. .SHRINER Il Co.
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