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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

TnE Sun TIE SOuRCE OF ALL PoWER.-
Prot. Tyndall. in his recent book on ''Heat as
Mode Of Notion" has the following eloquent
passage on an idea which Herbert Spencer has
perhaps elaborated more completely than any
other writer
Every mechanical action or the earth sur
face every manifestation of power, organic or
inorganic, vital and physical: is produced by
the sun. His warmth keeps the sea liquid and
the atmosphere a gas, and all the storms
which agitate both are blown by che mechani-
cal force Of the sun. He lifts the rivers and
the glaciers I'D the mountains, and thus the
cataract and the avalanche shoot with an
energy derived Immediately from him. Thun-
der and lightning are also his transmitted
strength. Every fire that burns and every
flame that glows dispenses light and heat
which originally belonged to the sun. In
these days. unhappily, the news OF battle is
familiar to us, but every shock and ever,
charge is an application or mlsappllecatlo9n1 OF
the mechanical force Of the sun. He blows
the trumpet, he urges the projectile, he bursts
the bomb. And remember, this IS not poetry.
but rigid mechanical truth. tie rears, as l
have said, the whole vegetable world, and
through it the animal; the lilies Of the field are
his workmanship, the verdure Of the mea-
dows, and the cattle upon thousand bills
He toms the muscle, he urges the blood,
the aS eage sP;hb he gdss a9 sG in the snake He builds
the forest and hews it down-the power which
raised the tree and WELD the axe being one
and the same. The clover sprouts and bios
SONS, and the scythe of the mower swings by
the oneration Of the same force The sun
digs the ore from our mines, he rolls the iron,
he rivets the plates, he boils the water,
be draws the train. He not only grows the
cotton, but he spins the fibre and weaves the
web. There is not hammer raised, wheel
turned, or shuttle thrown, that is not rals' al:
ed, and turned, and thrown by the sun. His
energy is poured forth into space, but our
world is haluing- place where bis energy is
conditioned. Here the Proteus works h's
spells. . @
O,,,x,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

ARRIVAL OF GEN. JAcKsoN's REMAINS IN
RICHMOND. y esterday was sad day IN Rich
mond. Sunday afternoon the report OF Gen-
eral Jackson's death was current, but though
prece cd by the announcement from several
nulpits that the condition Of the illustrlous
chiettain was deemed critical, no one was viii
ling to credit the tidings of his death without
f,ll assurance Of the correctness OF the un-
welcome news The city papers yesterday
morning contained the sad, sad announcement
and all doubts being thus removed, gloom and
sorrow pervaded the community. In accord
ance with tho recommendation OF the Mayor,
ali business was suspended after 10 o'clock a.
N Between IL and II large concourse OF
ladies and gentlemen assembled on. Broad
street to witness the arrival Of the special train
exnected with the remains of the departed
hero. The coffin was covered with wreatthSS'
placed upon it by the ladies Of Ashland. With
as little delay as possible the body was renaoy
ed, under military esco-t, to the Governors
mansion followed by perhaps the largest as
semblage Of persons ever collected within tne
Capitol square. Il Rich. Whig 18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

+, Y A., III DAI Ns 111'1As0: ~h-Aa )"
How GEN Jackson RECEIVED HIS WouNDs.
1.-THE wife of Gen Jackson IS now " Rch.
mond. She has been Informed by letter or
t|,e melancholy circumstances under Whlch the
General received his wounds. Atmldnlght on
Saturday night, his men being drawn up III
line Of battle a body OF troops were seen a
short distance in advance Of the line: lt being
doubtful! whether they were trends OF enc,
mics. General Jackson and staff rode 1orWafo
TO ascertain
Whilst he was engaged in reconnolterlng,
his men, being unaware of his moVement' ms. ~
took himself and staff for enemies, and fired s
yolley into them, instantly killing one OF ms
staff and severely woundng Gen. jackson and
Major Crutchield. One bullet passed through
the generals right hand whilst another struck
his left arm below the elbow, and, ranging up
ward. shattered the bone near the shoulder.
He Immediately fell to the ground.
His brother law, who was with him, lald
down beside him to ascertain the character OF
his wounds. In moment the unknown
troops in front, who proved to be the enemy
advanced and captured two other stan ofhcers
who we're standing over the general, WltnouG
noticing him. Soon after tour men placed
him on stretcher, and were bearing hum to
the rear, when they were all shot down.
IMPORTANT FROM MEx1co.-Advices from
Puebla, via Havana on the 2lst ult,: have been
received
The French were repulsed on the 5th, in an
attack on the Converts OF st. Augustine,
Carmen and Merced. On the l4th battle oc-
Cured at Attaxico, between part OF Co1non-
forts forces and the French. Both parties
claim success but the chief design Of Comon-
fort to dislodge the French from Attaxlco was
not attained.
Reports cave reached Vera Cruz that the
French have been driven from Fort Janvler to
their former position at Amalucan. Ihe
French account disagrees with this, and re-
ports the capture of the Church Of Carmen on
the nineteenth. A general review of the stu
alton shows little change since the lst OF April.
Gen. Oteran, with fifteen hundred Mexican
cavally, had made sortie from Puebla to at
tack the French supply trains from Orlzaba,
Numerous bands Of guerillas infested the
road from Vera Cruz to Orlzaba, and several
expeditions which were sent out to annlhllate
them had been unsuccessful.
The French in Vera Cruz entertained great
fear that million dollars, with large amount
of ammunition which was about to leave tor
Puebla, would not arrive safely; Comohlott
has been reinforced by seven thousand men
from the city of Mexico, and Mexican reports
express the hope that by oyerwhe ming N E, mum
bers they will be able to annihi!ate the French
INVADERS Button, who acted in concert with
the French, is said to have been totally de-
feated, and Morouez is reported prisoner
The New York papers publish call tor "a
pass State convention for peace and re.Unl-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
LARkIN & CO.,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGEAPH GALLERY,
S E. Corner Eighth ani Arch sts.- Philadelphia.
tEntrGucs Eigl:i Strait

4 FTER many years experience in all the
y various branches Of the Art. the ProprI-
etorS confidently invite the attention of their
friends and the public TO their extensive esta-
hll>hment, which presents the opportunity tor
procuring the best Pictures, equal al Least to
any hr>t-claS> Gallery IN the TINTED states.
Preparations are complete for executing all
the improved styi-s known 10 The Art They hsr.
patent arrangement for copying In rrootyVrs &c
making them Lift size, it d--r'rl-th- only the
hind in this country. Attached to this establishment
are thr-r coorinE Artist
PHcToGR.FHs inc utinr Painting, as low as - 90
do with fram" 10 2E3
do = Pho at-5cts. Eytta cofics 50 cts
3 per dcz. Lf- ihYt. graph Hs =, and
ivorytyp" at -'me pFigr. baratie AmtrotyFcs at 50
cents aud upwards.
most extensive assortment # Gilt Frames en- brac-
ins select and choice variety 81 the latest styles. FIJI
from D.. cruts aud upwards.
Especial attention bestowed uron Tjfrsizrd Photo
graphs in oil 'ran-trr 'rn small pictures ard tr1m
life Prices from : 60 800
e. a-ln~;rurtious given IN the ST SSiy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
GENERAL ORDER.

rI'HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having this day taken possession OF the
Philadelphia II Ere Railroad, under the con-
duions agreed on with the Philadelphia n
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. POTTS, General Manager there
of, to whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instructions.
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office Of the Penna Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia Jan. 30, lo62.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMiC CORDIAL,


sougI, Colls, hf.snsl, '-oa. H'1rs'n's BroHc'iis.
IN tunoniI Uts.IS.s Of tie iac.i. arisEg ffang ,i,
IHripri GyaoYnJ,,E and tnr M rsi'.f aud y az all
T"sL i iltients an aird"cd sdJss cf he latter
rHE Hal,arnc Cordial is entirely Vegetable produc-
ton romiinin. the h alins proger's OF the lal-an
with the iuy:coratiGs qua irs ot Cordial producing
combination we'll adapted TO the purposes intended
that there are but few of disease which will not AT
early period, succumb TO IL healing and lie giving
lrcp"rtiss..
For a,rs has the treatment Of pulmonary diseases
cupil the greater portion of '!e attention ui the Sci-n
tfr the medical World but none acquired more "m
u.ur in his treatment II h-r Diseases than the cole
rgtri lru-si.n p IIroani. the originator Of tn" Bal
samr Cordial He hrvaS devoted 10 the production of
r-meirs that would stand uurivaei How wr! hr has
surcreri the American people are able {" JuiEf hii
We positively assert that preparations that have ever
been placed before them have conferred the AIN" amount
Of benefits on suf ring humanity or have ELECTED :"
many Communications from all c.aS-rs 81 -"rIrN as IN
rrme,~e Of Inofaud prepared bJ Dr C. NJ Jackson
Co. OF rhiaislUhia.
I'll. Cordial designed fr rlass of diseases more gen
.ra Ani more fatal than any other to which the ""rI"
OF IN country ar. -uiI-rt-thu>e srrin-in- from a
Int cold" That emnrnt authority Or Bell. says;
Will not saw That Colds AT" to uur inhabitants what
~, ~, no and Yellow Fever are 20 those o other
trs INT can aver confidently That they usher In dis
ease Greater completely aud mortality than these latter
Read what the eminent Glass Mlnuiagtur"r JOHN ".
WHITALI says Of the BALSANiC CORDIAL
DR. {. VI. JArE-oN-H"spcct'd Friend Having for
long time bcen acquainted with the virtues Of thy BAL
SNNiiC CORDIAL IN Cou.s, Gods inflammation of the
Lungs &r thus freely bear testimony t. its efficacy.
For several wears hay. been without 1t in
family II also gives pleasure 10 state that haV"
used i. with entire in the treatment of Bowel
Complaints Thv friend truly join VI NHiTAii.
Fiith No. l., 1855. Race -. above Ith, Phiad'a-
s,-Thssr medicines are for sale by all respectable
Druggists and dealers in medicine" in th United States.
luadas British Provinces and West Indie. at - cents
per bot,l E- and -" the genuine, with III" sigma
others counterfeit. Prnrpal Once ami Man ufactO
ry. IiN Arch street, Philadelphia, Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
Singular Incidents.

\ correspondent, WillluS lfOm Tue
Ninth Army Corps, oppnste Fredericks-
burg, narra'es the following, which o..
CURED on Christmas dag while the wli:er
was out on picket with his Company
After par'aking of Christmas dinner
Of sal, junk and hard tack, our attention
was attracted by Rebel picket who hailed
US from the opposite side of the river:
81 say, Yank, if a fellow goes over
there,vill yon let him come back again 2
Receiving an affirmative answer, he
preceded to test the trith of it by pad
ding himself across the river. He was
decidedly the cleanest specimen of a
Rebel | had seen. Ia answer to a ques-
ton, he said he belonged to the Georgia
Legion. One of our boys remarked, 81
met quite number Of your boys at South
Mountain" "Yes, | suppose so-if you
were there" said the Rebel, while
bis face grew v,ry sad ave left very
m1ny of our boys there. Ny brother,
poor viii, was killed there. 1t wa, a
very hot place for while, and We had to
leave in hurry" "Tba,'s so, Georg a,
your fellows fought well there, and had
all the advantage, but the old Keystone
boys were pressing you hard. By the
way, have a likeness here Cakipg it OUT
Of his pocket that | picked up on the
battle field the next morning, and have
carried it ever since" lie handed it to
the Rebel, who, on looking at it, pressed
to bis lips, exclaimiDg, any mother my
mo,her"' He exhibited considerable
emoiisn at the recovery Of the picture,
but on regaiLiug his composure he said,
that lis brother had it in his possession,
and mus, have lost it in the fight. lie
then asked the name Of the one TO whom
be was indebted for the lost likeness o.
bis mother, remarkiug, "Therc may be
better times soon, and we may know each
other better" lie had taken from his
pocket small pocket Bible, in which to
write the address, when Alex -, who had
taken 10 part in the conversation, fairly
yelled, 81 know that. lost 1t at Bull
Rum "Thar's where | got it, Mr..
Yank," said the Rebel-anG he handed it
to Alex. 81 am much obliged to you,
Georgia Legion, for | wouldn't part with
it for all the Southern Contederacy." l
was q little curious TO know something
further Of the book, Sd | asked Alex. to
let me see it. lie passed it to me. |
opened it, and on the ay leaf saw written
in a neat lady's hand-"My Christmas
Gift to =, December 25tb, 1860. Ella"
swell, Alex" said |, ''it's not often one
has the same gift presented to hin Sec
ond time" "rrue, Captain; and if |
could but see the giver Of that to-day,
there's bu. one other gif, | would want"
"What's that, Alex?' "This Rebellion
played ont, and my discharge in my
pocket"
The boys hal all been busily talking to
our Rebel friend, who, seeing horseman
approaching in the direction of his post,
bade US hasty goodbye, and made as
quick trip as possible across the Kappa
hammock. Night came on, and those not
on duty lay down on the frozen ground to
dream Of other Christmas nights when We
knew DO war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
Nq,cq tlmig Siqr Il L,lr,S'gtg t.....;'
AN INhfPFNrINT FINIEI g..
issued frdal>. nj Lev - Grs. JEiOH cuaal, E'iHi

TERMS = - ~ wear. 20 ~ r'-0 80
st the same ratr ifr : Jon -..r o. -hH-'s- r-r
rtS will pnv t'r e car uIH-. - rt- f.r ..N
tor Eight MONTH. .inl for ~iSJ.-u month.
vgars. - Tor '.ur -,f JOS urs y,ar. $40 70 r ...
YEAR. single No. g. r's- Fsr rasrf-
r-crivei in culI, Te.'H-r 20 rHts o- l.s r.-. .'
a'ur here Nrst kirt. uf Produce rsH..rH. .. '..
gg-W hon the time rNriIs- tIr " HsI a ~
funl-ss We have running account p .- 81. ..t.'
AnNEFrIsENENTs handsomely putiil0i- = "' ''- -
square week. = cts each after ms, rtlru- .
months dol. per year Hall siua-s--7 .'-- g..
dol, Idol. Two ~guarrs- so. yu. 500. Nr- .-'.-
not fourth Of column, 10 up, T.ry.s7.
sizes. Sc. NAV BE- agreed upDn. \ s uF-- PEE .' .
smallest type. or iE of newt arE'T- AtvsrI,-. mol
demcraligr-. iI.es!. or ssiudIg- t,u1.rry o..
Communications desired on tuTie- 0t -.r'-t
and acr"nrsr.a hy tho W-''sr's rsa' o no rf+ .
The MAGNETIC TFLtGEfrGI - ''r.-'a in i.'
ofthe SIR 4 Ti-,ui- D., vr-h 'r~u trs'It u '''
N-vs IN advaurr OF th- rliist Na''s- 4.
CONNECTED vifb ~. ofHr- orc ~ 70 r'o''r-'.'
siris OF JOB FRTNTIR . ~hr'h ~t'. h"''.'n' 3 ' -
neatn.s- and d-spHt 1ri 0u 2. .'-"fa 4
ra Cs.usl sfl,-r'is. we nis 20 ," t7rf ''f N'.'
in-IoN Nort sh.-r delivered : '. 20
o0ouFFICh On MARKET siuHr" o. - ..i"--' IL
Jar /. ls.s 1hltA a Nsi''''-N
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
IA3 LADIES' GUllEGH.

I promised, dear Fanny to warn YOU
If ever my love took turn,
Well, that moment has come, and ] scorn
The cause of my ficklencss, learn.
Have yon heard of the feminine college?
No illitcratc ladies' for me;
Ju,t fIncy the glory, the knowledge,
OF a WOMAN who takes her degree.
Greek, Latin, French, Hebrew, and Ger
She's damsel Of various parts,
She will pen YOU All ode or rermon,
In short-she's a Spinster of Arts.
IS. y" on card, they now figure
What an air, what a fashion, has she.
Only think Of the talent, the vigor,
Ui 4 woman who takes her degree.
Theology, history, science,
From all fountains Of learning she'll
quaif;
She will wear a proud look of defiance,
And walk Ike a moral giraffe.
Then, Il boarliu. school miss who would
try tor
What are simple Mis-. S" " Mistress
b"
No. this is the woman TO SIGH for,
When once she has cot her degree.
There's chance for YOU yet, sweetest
Fanny:
Matricu!ate-don't lose a day;
l should like your love better than any,
The moment You are an " :. A
Ofyour common-placc nymplls am weary,
y duchess were nothing to me,
III turn up my nose at Peri.
Uuiess .he has got degree
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

The above l. "a portrait q David MCrrarv, Of Maple,
TEPwho. the -t 81 August iss, made afidav ~
before Justice Gurry that h. treated ior the rur~'
CASCER by three phy srihn "f Bedford county and Dr.
t,wton Of the Eclectic COLLEGE cincinnati fer period
Of nearly Eight months n"tw ithsiauiing which hf Hp
nose and p,r'ial Of hrs IN chs.k -nfir.y
a,cayi lie had given all hop Nhsn d" heard % the
sHuO4 SeaTcb,r, aud Vs. induced To try It Four bot
ties cured Linn and although sndy f gure th"re i
no question but th= VauHbl" madeline saved his life
The full particular q his able may bes"vn
in n Circular To- o. hal of suy q the AGENT
also refer II Of Nancy Beskn"y. Of Elirr'on
Armstrong Ia cured tf -CEuT- after being unable
To get out Of bed fnr t!r-r years
To the rf i-ly in Auspn Vile arf~d Co, a.
asO afflicted with scrofula m it, worst t'rm.
To the Cf George Mri-.!. rrsiins in CHTr1fown
Cambria Co. Pa Who So laiy afflicted with Cancer
that il eat his entire Ur and his wprsr II
possible. than MCr-Ary'-.
The particulars Of tss rtsrsev"ry one Of which Wa
cur- ~ The the -'i3locd h-r"u-y also be
found in q Circular 70 be- had of of the A.'uf-.
GEn. II. kEi>fE. Proprietor. Plit>buTg. Pa.
ee-LAt"ratory fur ths ua'u auG sale u'r the
Prnu'a Ail-oai Drgot lnIillaystur- Pa snIi ly .
". SchHit.. LcWistur NCrsi.ht IIaurk, Eutl'e y
Roads. Rudy Imrl.l lr-irh. Farurrsvillr; tumm NJ.
& Wiim-r, IIATtl-tou. . II E<-.ll. Nifu'urZ l.
stRum, Winfield Shint!e u NsZ-nsellrr, SrlusgrosS.
ygl-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
fD0 O00 Male or Female AGENTS
OtD,UUU TO SELF
LL0iDS NEW STfEL PLATE COUNTY COL0EED
NAP OF THE t>iIfD STATES.
IlNinAN. ANn MN Ell iNMI In.


From surveys, completed Au;. To- 1852; cost
S-O0JuJ to rusravr 1t and one yrar's time
superior u any sl0 mnp ever made hy Cotton or Mitch
ell ~ll at the low Price of my cents so, 900 names
aye engraved On tll- map.
II Ia not os.ly a County Map. hut IT l. alsos
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and Canaias combined one, giving
EVERY KAILGpAO STATION
and distance b-tN""n.
Guarantc" any woman or MAJ : to 3 per day, and
will take back all maps that not be sold and refund
send tor 81 worth and try.
Printed instructions how to canvass we'll, furnished
all our agents.
wan,ci-wholcsale Agents for our Maps in every
state California, Canada. England Frame and Cuba
fortune Re made with T." hundred i"l'arr capital
No Competition. }. I. LLOip, No loi Broal~Ay, Me-"
York.
The War Department uses cur Map Of Virginia. Mary
lnu, aud Pcunsy cost over SIUu"p on whIrh Is
marked Antitan Cre,k Shsrp-burg Mary ysui Heights,
wiiliamsport Ferry. Eh1r,rsvr. NolanIs fori, and
all others the Potomac and every other place IN Nary
land, Nirginia, and Prnnsy or money Triund"d
LLuYD's
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
oHIu INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
Is the only authority tor ten Buell. ami tn" War Depart
Money refunded 10 any one iudiuS an error IN
it. Price 80 cents.
From the Tribune. Aug :.
'LLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND
PENNSYLVANIA This Map j. very lsrs" it, co-t i
bat - cents and i: is the best which be- purchased
LLoYp'S GREAT NAP Of TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Prom Actual surrey, by Capts Bart Aui wm. Bowen,
Mississippi River Pilots of It. Louis No, shows every
mans plantation hnl "wn"rss name 'r"m It Louis to
the t.ulfGf Ncsic-l3j0 mics every sand bar island,
landing. aud all places ~ miles back from the nv
rr1ipr"i ia counties aud states pri1" 81 ~ sheets
= pcert form, aud 3, ~ on !iuen with rollers Ready
sept -.
NNvI DFP,ETyryT WASHINGTON. S.pt l7.l>i2.
J. T. LLuYp-S,r Send me- your Map Of tn" Ni-St-s-
nj River with price per hundred copies. Rear Admiral
Charlr, H. Davis commaniin. the Mississippi sIuair"n
j. authorized 10 purcIas, as many required ioE
use OF that sgupiron-
GIDEON wELLEs, Secretary ofthc Nary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Southern papers deny that Eallandig-
ham is Yankee. They say he Is
Southerner by birth, and does not hold a
single Yankee idea. This is no doubt
true; we do not believe that he holds q
single loyal aspirati IN in his whole Carcass.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

The Commissioner Of the Internal Rev
enue received from all sources, including
sales Of stamps, during the week ending
the 18th inst, over million and quarter
dollars--nearly quarter Of q million a
day on the average.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
Dr.. WIN. 3. HURD'S
Mouth w ash
A SURE REMEDY FOR
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTH,

COItL NlOC
CANKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And tho best specific now in use for any
diseased condition of the mouth. 1t is
particularly beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impu-
rites, insuring
a SWEET BREATH
to all who make use of it. No lonny
LAZY Of Iou"g Gentleman who is aflic-
ted with
Bad Breath
should delay applying this remedy, for it
is a certain cure, and is approved and rec
ommended by every physician under whose
notice it has been brought
\ BAD BREATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Fred. Douglass gave lecture at the
Cooper Institute on the Presidents Proc
lamation. Among other things, be SAID :;
"Siuce the uttcring of this proclamation,
] have grown taller, and felt whittier, and
combed nv hair with much less difficulty
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Gen. Rousseau, OF the Army of the Cum
berlanl, who so greatly distinguished
himself at the battle Of MurfreesbOro,
spent few days in Lancaster Pa. recent
ly. On being ssreuaded, he delivered a
short speech, which proves him as patriot
ic as he is brave.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

C.1 REWARD will be paid for the nearly
D new Case and Silver SPECTACLES
designed for near sighted person. They
wee ,st in town some time since. please
.eaf, a, the Chronicle Ofice)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
DR.. WEl. B. HyRD'S
yNGD UJHE
N~A~ -


vNG DUJ J1K e
W. N - II -
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them a bad
breath, greatly to the annoyance and often
to the disgust of those with whom they
come in contact, without being conscious
of the fact. To relieve yourself from all
fears regarding this,
Use DR.. Wm B. Hur,Fs Mouth Wash.
Cleanliness Of the mouth is of great
importance to the general health, which is
often affected, and not unfrequently seri-
ously impaired, through want Of proper
attention to this subject.
Use DR.. WI. Il. HTRn's MOTH WASH.
Prepared at DIR. Ilurd's Dental Office,
No. II, Fourth St, Brooklyn, ED.
Price, 81 cts per bottle.
A liberal discount made to Dealers.
address Principal Office, Tribu"e Build.
ipgs, No. Spruce 81. N.r Iorh,.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack 4 Co, Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. & |. Coddington, : IL
Broadway; D. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway;
and by all Druggists.