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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

His majesty, George l, the new king Of
Greece, reached Athens, October Both. he
was cordially received, not only by the au-
thorities and leading citizens, bat also by
the populace. Indeed his arrival was
made the occasion for universal rejoicing
and merry-msking. Alettsr writer says:
ain the evening not only every house was
Illuminated, but also Heymeteus, and Ly-
cabetus, and the AcropOlis and all the sur
rounding hills. The spectacle vas mag
nifcent. Athens, I believe, never before
witnessed such a sight" (Thc good man
fOrgets the triumphs Of ThemistOcles and
the spectscles provided by Pericles.)
The new king is only eighteen years OF
age. He is tall and handsome and as sim
pie in his manners and conversation as he
is mild in his disposition.
He has an arduous and difficult task be-
fore him. His people are characterized, 10
marked degree, by that stupidity and
pride which invariably attend decay. II
he shall succeed in rOusing in them send-
ments Of real self-respect, truthfulness
and industry, he will make himself worthy
eE a place on the same roll of honor with
solOn, Perieles and AIeibisdes. Hsbegins
we'll. His purposes and hopes are an
nounoed in the following
pECLARATIoN
HELLEHEs Ascending the throne to
which your vote has invited me, feel the
necessity of addressing to you these words;
/ bring to you neither skill nor expe-
rience. Such qualifications you could not
have expected from one Of my age. !
bring however sincere confidence and de-
votedness, with faith in the fnture iden-
tity of both your and my destiny, and l
promise you to devote my whole life to your
prosperity.
l will not only respect and keep contin-
nously your laws, and especially the Con-
stitution-the cornerstone Of the Greek
polity-but will revere and endesVor to
love your Institutions, your cuatoms, your
language and everything that you adore,
ss 1 nov love you.
Will request Lhe Dest anu HvSb SAAA0N
among you to rally around me, without re-
gard to previous political distinctions, and
by their intelligent and enlightensned as
sistance, will eDdeavor to develop the va
rious good seed and natural resources that
exist in your beautiful country, which
will be my country, too, hereafter.
The aim Of my ambition will be this:
to make Greece, as far as in me lies, a
model Kingdom in the East.
May the Almighty, appearing strong in
my weakness, guide me in my endeavors,
and may He never allow me to forget the
public promises which this day I make to
you.
In addition to these, beseeoh our God
ever to oovor US by His holy and saving
shadow. GEORGE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

The New York State Asylum for inebri-
atss viii he dedicated January l7th, 1864.
New York looks after her WsyWard chill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

FARM OF 47h

EOR SALE-A FARM OF 475
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio; 100 acres Improved, the halancs good timber
$50 acr. bottom land the whole 4OO under
gUcd ststs Of cultivation; all we'll ienoed good
oharding and we'll WRtered. No waste land 90 the
farm. have also good Stock on the farm that viii
sell with it If wanted / will take in part payment
City Property In Cleveland, small farm and the
balance on long time. Price s25 per acre
aeptl2 "a EN EEYfS. Rnuss's Hlnck
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02
toOHaUEIoATED.l lao r.
nm .O,,,, r NasUMPTDaA CURAslE DISEASE
A o.rd-VO COnSumDtiyes.

,.,. bssD restored % Health
The undersigned havins -. ,.r,sdv. sftsr havi
4 few weeks, By q very siml -. I,,,s .Iaotir
suffered several years with sIs.-Is 80,
md that dread disease. Conzum 's.o -.
make knswn to his fslI0v-suiiers = =
cure -.
Toauvho desire 1t, he will end CO. = $50, -
seriptiou used Gree Of charged With the So
sor nrsuaring and uAing the same, which - -
a. +. sn-o cure for Consumption, Asthma, D. -
tis. &c. The only object Of the aaNer ll'sl -
ths Prescription Is to bensEt the sille -
Information which he eoncaiyes y % Ia :.
bs homes svery sufferer viii TIT this remse4 = II
oost them nothing. and may prove 8 oissslhs'
Parties wishing the presoriDti0n VIII SisASe Aael
Rsv- EDWARD A. WILSON, Wtliamsoarsh
KINGS cousfy, n. 7
-Tbs abeye Remedy may be obtainsd in Va
,.Dd ~ d. :. Mckenzie, Druggist, No 70 sn1ef
n. eau for pamphlet, tTes Of eaarzs. 90 y,
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood
.,r.DtIv lost or suspended By mAi-Drsctices Hn'
- 6.b,t, that wiz inevitably lssd 70 harsdi
-. checked in time. Bad fhs trutna
a, ~. t--atiss ssHUMAR FRAIbtAior r
doN - TVslsaOrlEs. It ls slaborntsiy hlu
IoLos- .olored sngTaFinGs and Win CONVINCE
ted Wlsn I'd and uneonOernsd, - vel e Ie
most nAluos =, most desDondtng' oy lsaoinE
me minos u = y i0r relief Of bodily Ano d
.rony and despair. ~ RiaseFsr-sa., 2
-1-sold by DE. BAzE. V - : -. sss sdvs
PTics IS osnta- Sent me eN ~ ~ sol, -Vnn.
men. oi ~, - q n ULARKS Dr1ggisI'
-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02
lnnEAHn,a aFRMAN aITrERs

ao01LGG0'a aEasAE aLTTgEs
DR.. HOOaamd's German BItters,
PREPARED BIZ !
Dn. @. NJ. JACKSON, PAIlsdslPhiA, Pa
Is NOT A Rum DRIEK.
Oh A SUBSTITUTE FOB BUM.
Oran Intoxicating Beverage.
BUT AMrELY EOUCEETD VEGETABLE HTSAcT
AZURE TONIC
Ire. flon AEoohose Ssiu.laa.Or I'Jur;Os' DTr0''
i
AID WILL AFEDCTUAILX 0UEH
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUEDIcE.
HOOaand's German Bitters
WI Cure Every Case OF
ORFsnis ~ Nervous DsbiRty, DtSSs's q ~
Kidssys, sad DisSSsss aTisiHa Ffs@
Disordsrsd Stsnseh
OBsERVETHEFOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting nom Disorders q the DiEtStiTsO OrEansi
Oon.
Stipation,
inward Piles
| FuIness OF Blood
70 the Hesd, Acldity
| ofths Stomach, hAuses.S
| Heartburn, disgust for food
Fulness or weight In the stom-
soh, Sour Eructatons, 5inkinE ~
Tiuttsring at the Pit Of the Stous9nhi
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried aiIs D!r
hcult Breathing, FiLttsring Al tee heaftg
Choking or sudosating Sensations vbJn In "
ing posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Mees bStoz'
} fhs signt Fever and Dull Pala in the Head, De-
t SKIN and Eyes. Pain il The sids, sa1k,
Chest, Limbs, &C., suddep klushs
and great Depression Of
SeirE, Liver IssSSS Cor
Dyspepsia
HOoAand's German Bltters
WIZ Give You
' A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
= STEADY NERVE
q = BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
10 AGOOD CONSTITUTION,
: A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
AsOUND CONSTITUTION,
A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
3, WILL MAXI THl
Weak strong
WILL nAKH THE
Delicate Hearty
WILL HGKE TIE
: Thin Stout
Depressed Lively
WILL MAXI TN
Sallow Complexion Clear
WILL HAKR THH
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
y VIII Prove a Blessing
eIN VERY FAMIL 7
: Can be Ussd with Psrfsot.saFsy By
MALE OLD
Oh on
: FEMALE, YOUNe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02
wYNKoors ICELAND PICTORIAL

ptsaasaa Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary o.
Raus are ever prevalent, insdious and dAngerou. 4
The properties Of a medicine to deFiale. olt ~
11roat tness com ANTS must be Expectorants 40
dyne and InvfgCfa- ing lO0seuing the mlcns = ~
throat and imparting tone to the entire y
dfscovery in medical sceucs ever ma8tstea ~. n
Of diseases Ike 1t Wyukoops Iceland ksctoIIA. -
4 rlsed With the most astonishing resuila n ~
Of Bronchitis, Ind hGenzs, hopping So1en' iRabS GRsb
IA or Putrid Sore Throat, A5thmas Oroufs SN1s--1
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C. 80 .
The Rev. J. J. Potter esrtiies, that nssS o5Sd
Or WTnkOop's PectOrai for several years, n 81 80
IN nv family Tor severe Pulmonary COmpia ~
have recommended IL to many others eho aAeT nv
eE se7A ~ Brooklyn, N. 4.
Hundreds and thousands OF fimport1ut " - ~
could Be produced showing its remsrA ao.o 1l,,5
mai IL gEyKEFAILs It il composed Of pure leoL.--
Mos Rairn OF Gi cad, Peruvian Balsanl AleeA-,
0o1lrey BurdCck aud other invalgaoie q peSsot - -
and tonic tu tuersdisuts 1t is harmless, Pryles -
lastinR InVaiids and sufferers cannot hol1 ~ - a. =
lect a trial Every iamiy should nAte u =. ..S =
marfabe for Group. Full descriptions IT, IeSolAlNo--
ATOM and directions accompany eae IA h.
SsrpTeDarod By Dr. Il. ID. WYhKOoRf And ~ ,o sola -
d. s. BARN IS 4 90. G~~ Work - wv -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02
TOHNSON'S lsLANDI ttEs
STATE SERVICE. ARKK
Recruits Wanted for the 19Sth Regm't,
Stationed at Johnson's Island.
Bounty $500 to all Recruits enlisting IN this
Company.
L03T, WANTS 3 FOUKR.

MANIFESTATIONS AND
w ASSISTANT SURGEOBS for Co'ored Regi-
menis in the Departments Of the south, Gulf and
Tennessee.
An candidates must Be examined bsfore Board
of Medical OficsEs
Boa ds are now in session st Boston, New York,
WashingtUn, Cincinnati nd st. Louis, and at the
headquarters Of the Armies Of the Potomac, Gum
berisnd and Tennessee.
Applications for eKamioGtioD ehouid be made to
the Surgeon General, u. 9. A., ash ingiOD, j.. O
and muAt be cDmpanied with one or more testimo-
nj Is Of good moral cha from respectable per-
sons The ard will determine W"eiher the o4ndi-
date "a qualified for Surgeon Assistant Surgeon
The CO date must be gradua OF some Regu'sg
Medical College non graduates will not he Examined
j. r. BARNES,
Acting SnTaeon General.
Surgeon Generals Office Nov. 10 ls63. % rod
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAUHINAl
w Farmers, Volunteers and Others, 70 know tRai
heir Women folks earn IS 70 e20peF Esek vita
5ne OF Akin Celebrated Knitting M4ohines. 1t viii
earn its cost In thirty days. P=iso complete, e55
Weight IS pounds. Freight from 80 esnts 70 81 50.
send for circular and SAMPLES (send stamps.l
ELLIOTT 4 BHAEeGP.
aEPsa Rqa 10 Tdakn-at 1kiaagn ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
Principles before Men.

Last year, the Democrats IN Ma.sschu.
se.ts hoped to better their cause BY run
ming "Conserva,ive" General for Con-
gress sgainst Andrews, "s,ay at-home
War uau." The people Of that patriotic
State applsuded the bravery Of Gen.
Desins, then in the field, but, as be was
on the wrong track politically, they
couldn', elect him over oae who Was OK.
So in the Chester district, Penn'a, the
Copperheads took up Gen. MCall, late
leader Of the Pa Reserves, for Congress.
Bu, neither the soldier boys, nor the "boys
friends" would touch him with a forty
foot pole for civil station Oh that ticket,
though they endorsed bis herOism.
Jnminiful OF these facts, it is believed
the Copperhesd leaders in Union county
intend TO try TO swell the vote for Wood
ward and LowIie-sbo decided our sol
diers should 10, vote-by taking up two
soldiers for minor Offices, Capt. Roush
for Assembly, and Capt. Wolfe for Regis
ter Thi, would be very incongruou.-
the head Of the ticket tqueaking for
Pesce, and the tail Of it "shrieking for
War" as the Copperheads call resisting
the Rebellion-but those leaders care
nothing for consistency or principle, if
they c.n &c, votes. Cupts. Rou.h and
VOTE nerer rotc for Republicans. though
they perhaps think they can get easy aud
,hOughiless Republicans to vote for hem.
We reckon not. Our boys who have faced
the Rebels music, will be very apt to say,
"If you support VallaDdigham and Wood
ward-if you uphold the foes Of the Gov
erumens iu this s,ruggle-yoa nsay 90 10
them for your potes. You have chosen
your partners, and must abide BY it.
There are only two sides-you have
chosen the wrong side"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
Fall Campaign,lS63
FIRST GUN!

The first election after the Rebel raid
in Pennsylvania and the Copperhesd riot
10 reu York, was in KENTUCKY, CO
Monds, last, tor Governor and Members
of Cons.ess. Candidates for Governor
Unconditional, S,rai ght out. Union-s.-
spy.cos., AdmiDistrationist-B Bramlcttc.
Union as it was, Anti Administration,
Anti Emancipation, Anti CONSUMPTION,
Anti Coufscation, Conservative Democrat,
(vo,ed for BY every Rebel or Copperhead
legal vo;er)- HicI!Ve.
Bramlette is a man but little known,
while WicklifFs had every advantage that
wealth aud loog public life could give.
But the "Abolitionis,," BRANhETTE, is
reported to have 2o,eo0 majority, and
the Copgressneul as far IS heard from, axe
Of tie same stripe.
"Harra for Old Kentucky" Having
tasted of Rebel rule, she prefers remaining
in the Union, even if Slavery be sacrificed
for it. The election vas ss general and
free as circumstances would atmi. Of.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

b~Whc should walk into our Office
last wednesday, looking Is tickled and
as natural as ever, but Maj. Franci, NJ.
Ziebacb, Of Dako,ah, YsDk,on ter, who
has been on the frontiers for si1 years
past, sticking type, fighting Indians, 10.
sing hi, f,ir complexion, and enjoying
himself generally With his family of half
q dozen more or less! Right glad TO get
the grip Of his bear Of paw, and to see
him look so hearty, With surh q wholesome
dislOve Of Coppe'heads, savage or civilized.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
To Friends in Town and Country
EoE THE STAR . CHRONICLE,


We would direct the attention of every
lover Of our soldiers, to the great and good
work the L. S. Sanitary Commission i.
doing in behalf of our wounded and sick.
And as this noble society is supported by
the voluntary contributions of the people,
let Us remind them that it is the duty OF
every man and woman to do what they
can in this time of need. After the battle
Of Gettysburg, huudreds would have died
for want Of care and supplies, had it not
been for the speedy arrival of the aid
and stores of the Sanitary Commission.
Indeed, SO prompt were they, tha, the first
agents sent, were taken prisoners by the
resreatipg Rebels, though afterwards re.
captured. A car load Of supplies, l20
boxes to the car, arrived daily q, Gettys-
burg from the Philad. rooms. Several
time. the Society sent, righ. to the field,
an Arctic car Refrigerator filed with
hundreds of lbs. of fresh meat, vegetables,
butter, eggs, &c. One needs 10 see the
comforts arrive, cheering th oss n the hos.
pitfalls, to estimate the good done. These
kindoesses, to the brave men who have
stood between US and destruction, We can
enable the Society to do, BY sending on
our supplies. Let US no, forget them in
this season Of fruits. but can and dry for
winter use. The Black berries are Just
'ipenine We can make the cordial,
which, the nurses assure US, has saved 80
mauy valuable lives. We append the
Sanitary receipt. Let those who have
large means, do generously, and those
who have small, not withhold the off-rino
OF grateful hearts. In after times. We will
count 1t privilege to have planned and
woraed for the defenders of our country.
BLACKBERRY CoRDIAb-Two qrts. Of
blackberry juice, add Oue aud bal; lbs.
white sugar, half ounce cinnamon, half
cuDcs uu,mee, one fourth ounce cloves,
one ounce allspice. Boil ali together fer
a shot, time, and, whsa oold, add enc pin,
brandy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
Farm FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber Offers f., sale ihe Farra
upoa which he resides, N East Bufe
Ice township. q mile and a half suEih Of Lev
Isburs. Il contains 81 Acres more or less.
ali cleared and IN good slate Of cult sziioi
together with 10 Acres q Timber Land nesi
bv. The Farm improvements are : Frame
- Dwe,ing House, Frame Barn, Tenaa,
s.f1 HOUSE, and suitable Ouibuild ings. \
good Spring near the house, and siresCl &,
waller flows through The iaEIa. flso al kind:
Of fruit. Of the best varieties
The Farm is bounded en- the n5rih BY Tm
Bro sn, east BY Penny and Gundy. south BY
the Smokeicwu and -i9eE roat; vssI ~ iseo5
caE3y..
For Terms. enquire On the premises
April 6, 'e2m5 GODFREY DECK
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
Borough Ordinance.

DE i, ordained sy the Burgess and Town
ID Council Of the borough Of L.wisburs.
and il is hereby enacted By III: authority O.!
the same. That the owners ana proprieiors Of
lots fronting on east side OF Fourth s,reet,
south Of Market, between 81. Louis and S.
Calharin. street IN SAID borough. are hereby
required 10 make .he psrenenis IN front Of
their lots. 90 be the sane widtE as pavement,
nov made on said street north Of said point
from the building line of the LOT 70 the ilre Of
the curb, properly graded with the street, and
that the same be completed by The l0ih day
Of September, 1853. And further, If the owners
and proprie:ors Of SAID lots or ans Of them
shall refuse or neglect 10 make the said pave
menls within the time herein specified, the
street Commissioner Of the borough Is hereby
authorized 10 proceed forihwith 10 complete
The same at the expense OF said owners ant
cropr.eIors. Bv order of the Council
n. pRElSBACH, Burgess
A,les:-WA. ,oyts, Town CLERK
Lewisburs, Aug. 4, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
The CAPTURES of Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga despatch
from Gen. Grant reports that 10 bis opera
tions be has paroled tbirty-one thousand
men, and sent abou. eight thousand North
as prisoners, making thir:y-niue thousand
captured by him since the first Of April.
ln addition to the FIVE thousand head of
cattle and five hundred thousand rounds Of
ammunition captured near Na'chez, he
has taken over two thousand mules, Of
which he has sent two thousand to Gen.
Banks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

A letter, received at Washington, By
brother Of distinguished Rebel officer
aud engineer, captured BY Gen. Grant q.
ficksburg, says: "The capture of Vicks-
burg and Our army, is fatal tc cur cause
We can never reorgani.e another army in
the West. The var may 60 or for some
time with guerilla fshtiug, which | think
would be unworthy Of the country, and
which / will not approve. We have play
ed big game, and lost. As soon as AN
exchanged, shall leave the Confsderacy
and the cause for Europe"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
Notice To school Teachers.

V'HE School Directors Of tie Borough OF
Lewisburg will hold Public ExanIna-
ton Of Teachers. on FRIDAY, The 2lsi OF
August. '63, "a the North Ward Schoolhouse,
to comneace al 9 o'clock, 4 NJ, for the pur-
pose Of selecting TEN TEACHERS 10 iake
charge Of The Pubi.c Schools pf sad borough
for the ensuing Term. Schools TO open on
Monday, the Iilh Of September next, and 10
continue sir months. By order ofihe Board.
WM. JONES, Sec'y.
1ewishu-s. Aug. 4, 1888
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

HOME AGAIN !-Weduesday morning
Of this week, the Union county militia,
drafted last fall, reached homs-al cafe
and hearty, none los, BY violence or dis.
case. Two Of ihei, number enlisted in a
cavalry company, leaving bu. IS to repre-,
seot our county, with the drafted from
Snyder and NurIhum berland, under Col.
Charles kleckper We don, hear that
any of them advise apybody who mag
"come out Of ,ts wheel" 10 burn
down houses, destroy an orphan asylum,
murder soldiers or policemen, hang unof-
Tending colofed people, OF damn the Pres.
ideu, aud harra for JEFF Davis, as did the
Ccpperhesis in New York. They we're
stationed ., York,osD, Va, most of their
time, and did Dot happen to encounter IS
much as others have done.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

D@Ts the honor Of Unien county be
il said, nc; a drafted man of 1862 failed
to respond either in person or by sub,,i.
tute. Her people are law-.bidiug, and
oil the denunciation, Of the Aduiui.,ra.
tion and Of the Draft, by Copperheads in
or outside her borders, failed to make one
of ihsm traitor. Perhaps none were
anxious to GO, but all we're willing to
stand 10 their lot and place, 10 person or
BY proxy. May the historian hsve the
,,ns to tell Of those who may be drafted
In 1868.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

NOR SALE-Thai new, veli-51il;. -
two-storey, double Brick Mansion. "a :
with an On, Kitchen. and E4ra o. The PFra,l-
Ses a, the west end of Hafkc: S. :sewlstnTr.
between TN and sih Sis. There is a Well ~
the Lr,, an1 al, kircs of good Eruii Tfes-
growing. LoI IL leeI front.
June ~ REUBEN SNYDER. ?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

The celebrated Fanny Kemble married
Pierce Butler, . Stakeholder, aud lived
some years with him on great plantation.
While there, she kept daily private rec
ord of what she saw and heard. Since the
war has broke out, she has published
those portions Of the diary relating TO
Slavery II is Providential and mos,
remarkable work, and more telling agains,
the system than Uncle Toms Cabin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07
LeWiSburg UniOn League.

4 meeting of ne L-sgus ~ill be held on
Saturday evening. at u o'clbSk, al indepen-
DENT Hall. an address Will be delivered by
Mr. J. ID. AsIni. Of Hsgerstown. Nd. who
will make an exposition of the objects, signs,
grips, &c, uf the Knights Of the Golden Ci.
eie. The p:biIc are invited 10 auend.
J. HUYNEE, Pres.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

No one man did more to "fre the
Southern heart" with rebellion, than I'm
L Idnoey, N or,hern villifer-s man
of great powers Of ora,ory aud endurance,
which be pros,raied to the worst Of causes
DIeing in the nids. Of hideous rebellion,
be bad neither the love nor the honor OF
bis dupes, nor his opponents. He told
the South it would be little affair-thsy
could easily subjugaie the Yankees!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

THE RIGHT WAY.-Ths City Of Port
lard, Maine, is abou, to provide $500 for
every man who shall be drafted from tha,
city TO serve in the Armies Of the Union,
prori!ing be s,auis the draft, either BY
going 10 the War himself, or BY securing
sn accepted substitute. This is taking to
the purpose. Pay whatever is fair and
just to recrui. the National Armies, bu,
never a cent to deple,e and cripple them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

Fallandigham is now in Canada, where
the papers are quoting from his old Mexi.
lean War speeches and his fierce deuuDci.
stiOns of all Bri.ons 70: their Arisiocracy
snd Aboliiionism. He is about as happy
as Benedict Arnold was after bis adhesion
to the cause Of oppression.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

TERRIBLE.-New Y ork papers state that
the lumber Of persons killed in the recent
mob in New York, will EXCEEDTHREE
HUNDRED. All this BY Coppsrhead
leaders exciting the ignorant and deprav.
ed TO resist the law and aid JEFF Davis in
destroying our Government!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

"What righ, has the North assailsd
What Justice has been denied aud what
claim founded in justice aud right has
been withheld, Cau either Of vou to day
name one single &C, Of wrong, deliberately
and rurposely done By the Government at
Washington, of which the South has q
righ, to complain , challenge the an
swsr"-H2n. 4. IL .S:spts.s, ID 1851.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

DEThe draft for D.uphiu county will
occur, Monday to Wednesday next. In
Union county, probably, week after next.
All who are liable, by getting their work
and business al ready, as far as convent.
ens, will feel all the better when their
"tlns comes" whether they Chit" or
"niss"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-07

10 Athens, Ohio. the Democrats conld
nc; agree on the Eallardisham question,
aud their paper is therefore discontinued.
The editor says be will mel, bis type be-
fore be will support Val, and would as
soon shoot them 5. him as at JEFF. Davis.