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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

i
Close the door lightly, 8
Bride the breath.
= Our little earth-angsl
Is talking with Death. 4 60
Gently he woos her,
F'-' She wishes to stay,
His arms are about her p.
He bears her away.
Music comes floating
~ Down from the dome,
I. Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home.
Come, stricken weeper!
=. Come to the bed
Gaze on the sleeper
Our idol is dead.
Smooth out the ringlets;
:. Close the blue eye
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed in the sky;
Cross the hands gently
Der the white breast,
- So like wild spirit
strayed from the blest;
Bear her cut softly,
{. This idol of ours;
Let her graye-slumber
Be mid tie sweet flowers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
BAKERY,

r WOULD respectfully announce that has
ing taken Mr.. Cooper's establishment |
shall keep on hand Fresh Bread, Cakes.
also Braa, Wheat and Indian and Rye when
ordered. ICE CREAM and Confectionery
in every variety. H. L. MMAHON
Lewisbufg, May II, 1888
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
The Alexandra Orxnn

The AIeX000re organ
10 reed instrument, corresponding n power and con-
pass to the ordinary l6 feet pipe Organ.
In rosewood cases, stops, $3.50
lS5
Is 235
10 stops, with percussion, 80
13 stops. with percussion, aud "exprseeion," SIS
liberal discount to Clergy men, Churches Sabbath
Schools, Lodges, Semnaries and Teachers The Trxde
supplied on the most liberal t~rma.
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
4s1 Broadway, New York.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06

CARPETS large and choice vari.
~ ETY.. from 81 cts. upwards. for sale BY
April 10, GIL BROWN Il BRO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
FIRE INSURANCE.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NOTRH
i AMERICA-Philadelphia.
Qneorporstsd, i79I)
Capital e500, 900, 90
Assets, Jan. 1861, ~. l254.7l9.8l
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary
q Buildings annually or perpetually. Mer.
chandize. Grain, Furniiure, &C., insured, a
cuSrant rates Of Premium.
JOHN B. LINN.
SSlm3 sai agent for Uaion eoenty, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
WIN. r. GRAssLER,
Matchmaker, JeWeler l. (,ilds,
Opposlte HetzeIS HSael. Nark n A. bvtsh,,, ..

Having opened a shop in P.
Goodmans Clothing Store, /,
prepared 10 all kind, of uor,
in hts line. Having worked n
large cities all his time. he !,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
RIVIERE HOUSE

LeWisburE, Pa.
K. G. HETZEL, Pao'a.
TINE undersigned returns bis sincere thanks
Il for the patronage extended towards him
BY the citizens Of Union and the adjninins
counties, he would most respectfully solicit a
continuation Of the same.
r. G. HErZEL
Lewisburg, March IL. 1862 m3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
sHER1FF's SALE.
In Ashland county

M'whinnsy' Hare s Co In Ashland county
Ames & Leach ct al Common Pleas
In pursuance to the command of a I'd pleurius
order of sale of mortgaged premises duly issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of said county, da-
ted the 25th day of August, 1868. and to me diree-
ted l will expo e to sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House in Ashland on Saturday
the Sd day of October, 1868, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'clock Pm of said d "
the following described lands and tenen ents, stu
ate in the town of Ashland, county of Ashland and
State of Ohio, to wit in David Markley's addition
to $ i'd town. and more particularly described as
being lot seventeen III and the west half
of lot number sixteen (16l being ninety 1901 feet
in. front, and one hundred and fffy-G150] feet deep,
all the privileges and appurtenances thereun-
to belonging. Terms of sale cash, appraised at
$4,000 90.
JAMES McCooL Sheriff.
September 2nd, 1se8-ta
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DIED,

On the 9Th day of August, A. d. 1888. ut the
residence of her brothsr-eplaw J F.. Shoemaker
in Mount Blarthard, Hammock county, Ohio, Sal
LIE 8. HAMILTON, daughter of Hanson and SaraI
Hamilton. va s.ren !. -
Again are we reminded, that in the midst of life
we are in death. s.Dust thou art, and unto dust shalt
thoreturnn was the unrelenting sentence pronounced
upon fallen man by an all wise Deity, and the psle
messenger has ever been-abroad, e1ecutine the in
exorable decree . He, Lays his psllid hand upon the
young and vigorous, as well as the aged and infrm,
and they fall before his touch. : sc
This truth is deeply i'm pressed upon our hearts
by the sad announcement, that q s~choolmate and
friend, has been called to the spirit land. No moro
will We hear her voice on earth, and enjoy the
pleasure of her society in the social circle, and the
Sabbath School, but we feel assured that sour loss
Is her eternal gain" There Is consolation for
weeping and bereaved friends in the thought that
on high, and helps to swell the melody of heaven.
We append the GLOWING lines, inscribed to the
s~ofrowing friends of the deceased.
In vain I strike my trembling Tyre.
Some gayer music to impart,
And dissipate the dark deep gloom,
Which heayes around my heart.
No let its deep and thrilling tones
sGush forth no more in strains of joy;
But silent, mourn.ul be the lay,
sad and trembling notes employ.
For the csmpani5n. of our Joys -,
Thelovely, innocent and gay,
Snatcted madly by the hand Of Death
Moulders beneath the silent clay.
Amothers holy joy and pride,
And brothers, sisters solace SWEET,
All weeping stand, and whisp'ring low,
Her acknowledging words repeat.
Where now shall that fond mother look
For that lost one adored,
into whose heart a mothers love-
mothers holy love was poured.
Frantic with grief, that father calls
His dear, dear daughter to his side =
Call her not hence for she,is blest;-
She now is Heavens own bride.
Sisters, brothers, awsy-weep' no more
The dear, bright object OF your love-
Your Sallie free. from every care
Dwels in the spirit worlda owe.
Her spirit, o glad spark struck out
From heaven's high eternal throne,
returns, q vivid, burning flame .fa.
To seek the place where once it shone.
o. how sublime the very thought
That she, all innocence and love
Unfettered by the ties Of earth,
Tunes her sweet spirit-lyre above.
Methinks I see her serapt form,
Floating on yon purs azure sky,
Aud angel guards encircled round.
Conduct her to her home on high.
H, E.. s. A.
On the 18th of August, at Anyosee City, Cali:or-
mia, Mr.. JAMES E. NO oDBuRN, aged % years
Deceased was the onlyrson of cur old friend Capt.
JNo- WoopBURN, Of Milton township.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

The SroNE CoRNEK.-Our young and en-.
isrpri.ing friend cAHs, 81 The old familiar
and popular Stone Corner, is Just in receipt Of
one Of the most fashionable and serviceable
sssortment of Fall and Winter Goods ever
brought to the village of Ashland. This in
connection with the fact that CAIN always
manages to sell at lower figures than any Of
his contemporaries, will be sure to brig him ap
increased run of custom. Those who wish to
buy cheap, will of course 60 to GAINS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

"AvING sold out my entire stock of goods amp
retired from business, / desire as soon as
possible to settle up my affairs. All those who
have unsettled accounts will therefore please call
at once and save costs as my business must be
closed. My books will be found at the stone but
ter store with either myself or Mr.. Drayton.
J. r. WICK.
4shland, Sept q. Ises-ewnls
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Losr.-A gold beaded chain on the streets
of Ashland about the 18th of this month, be
longing to Nellie e. Roller. Any person re
turning the same to the Hardware Store Of
Roller and Howard will be we'll rewarded.
W. A. ROLLER.
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CHOOSE YEl-All men who are in favor of
xestoration and son stitutional re-uDion should
vote the Democrats ticket.
Those who are in favor of prosecuting the
war until the last negro slave is turned loose,
WIN vote the Brough abolition ticket.
Frsemen Of Ashland, there isrbut one or
the ether vay-choose ye between them. You
srs an ssnnch interested in the matter. as we
ssihs. !,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

THE DEsPorIsM OF ABoLITIoNIsM.-Mr
Secretary Seward. on the 14th of November,
1851, said to Lord Lyons:
any Lord, I can touch a bell on my right
hand, an d order the arrest of a citizen in Ohio
I can touch the bell again, aud order the i'm
prisonment of a citizen in New York and no
power on earth but that of the President can
release them. Can the Queen of England IN
her dominions do as much 7"
Suppose Mr.. Seward for a joke, you touch
the New York @bell 7"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

D- g. The entrance to a woman's heart
IL through her eye or ear but a philosopher
has said the way to a mans heart is doEp his
throat. Good house. wives understand this,
andzus Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salsfa-
fls. If there are any SO unfortuuatc as not to
have tried it, go immed ately. to your Grocer
and get q paper, and orr word for it, it will
make a heart, as hard as adamant, soften and
!. be joyful, and ever will praise the seller of
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus. Every
body sells it. Depot LIZ Liberty Street, New
York. Try it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

~ The sale of Fairbanks Scales the pres
snt year, particularly at the West, has been
largely in advance of any previous year during
: the whole history of the Messrs. Fairbanks
business, which shows the unsual prosperity Of
those branches of business in which Weighing
: done. and also the increasing popularity with
the public of these celebrated Scales.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

Woop WAnrED-As many Of our friends
Are dssirous of paying their subscription in
wood, We would say to all such that now is an
excellent time to bring it in.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

ATftkf1oN, MILITIA Tho Militia COM
prising the LIST Regiments of Ashland county
including the townships of Ruggles, Troy
Sullivan, jackson, Grange and Clear Greek,
viii meet by Companies within theis own com
pany bounds ON Saturday, September 10th
1868, and will there aud then drill from 10
o'clock A. NJ, until 4 P. NJ, of said day
They viii also meet by companies at 1ro,
Centre on Tuesday, September 26, 1868 ther
sand. there to have battalion drill, from II
A. M, until A p. NJ, of said day.
. By order of ". J. BEACH,
Col LIST Reg, Militia of Ashland Co
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49, Let everybody turn out to the great
..'VALnANpIoHAM and PEACE demonstration
o. FEidsy.
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PrIsosTRs.-About 40 Confederate off,
c sers; espsured at Gettysburg, passed through
. EfsSefa1d Sunday, ON their way to Johnson
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JnsT REcEIyED--The finest stock of Fine
Cnt and Plug Tobacco ever in the market,
eonprising ffteen different varieties at JACOBS
and MURRAxis.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

NEW GRocERIEs.-Messrs. JAcoBs& MUIR.
1Ara are just in receipt of a very carefully as
sorted bill of Groceries at their Room, No. 2,
Town Hall. As they are exclusively confined
to the Grocery business, they possess supcrio,
facilities inltheir line of trade, and we are glad
10 knox that they are availing themselves of
it to bring on the best brands to be had in the
Eastern markets. Don't fail to call upon them
when you want Groceries.
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Notice.

Notice.
"Avrsa partially regained my health. 1 here
by tender my thanks to my former patrons
and again offer my professional services as Physi-
elan OF Surgeon to the citizens of Ashland county.
Rooms at the Miller House, Ashland.
L. L. CRANE, II. D.
NAV Ct. IsCs-h52If
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sss Nav Goeps AT THE NEw FIRM -Messrs-
I Williams & sxineford are just receiving. a
carefully selec.ed assortments of Fall Goods
and ss they are ceiling them off very rapidly
at exceedingly low figures, We would advi'e
enr friends to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity. to make their fall purchases. They
win hnd l. : paying arrangement if they will
do %. Our word for that. Drop in.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
FARM WANTED!

HyHE understood deires to purchase a small
farm of so or60acres. with house, bar N, &
ADDRESS by letter, stating particulars, g
GEORGE PATTISSON.
Lafayette, AdariaC O..~:-
July l. 2wn5 Rioblan Oils
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23

JACOBS y KNAPP,
ATTORNEY,S ut LIN.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ENTERED INTOt
a co-partnership for the practice of Law in Ash
land and adjoining counties, are prepared TO at
tend to any business that may be entrusted to
their care.
Office ON Main street. Immediately opposite the
Bank.
J. J. JACOBS. s.. K. KNAPP.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Pitts Fl. W. & Chicago R: R. Company.
@%a5z%zzR sFsEI~ {

On and after Sunday April 18th, 1868, trains on
the Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne & Chicago Railway will
leave Mansfield 6 s follows:
GOING EASTWARD.
Express Passenger z.
Mail Passenger,
Cincinnati Express Passenger 1.88 P. M.
Express Passenger. 745 +"
Through Freight, 30 "
Local Frei ebt. 500 A. NJ.
GOING WESTWARD.
Express Passenger, I4o r Al.
CrcstIine A recommendation Passenger : 49, -
Mail Passenger, o.I9
Express Passenger. !.ao a
Through Freight, 4o9 I. M
do do 5-Sl a. NJ.
Local Freight, 2.35 p. NJ.
FRANK w4RD.s.Agent.
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Will be with lis. All these speakers
have a renown as champions Of the pop
uIar cause which have made their names
known and hODOred throughout the land.
Let all who are i'm favor Of the SUI
premacy Of the Constitution and Laws,
of Free Speech and aFree Press, come
and hear these able champions of POpu-
lar Rights discuss the vital issues Of
this contest. Ii will be the last great
rally Of the campaign. Let it be A MON
STEER MEETING of the friends Of Lib
erty, Of Equal Laws and Equal tights.
Of those hOnOresI defenders Of the Lib
critics Of the people,
& PUGH.l
By Order Of the Dem. State Cen. Com.
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A wARD,rAgent.
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Nnipersdz confdine a nd Patno an9e
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On the 9Th day of August, A. D 1888. at the
residence of her brothsr-enlaw J F. Shoemaker
in Mount Blarthard, Hancock county, Ohio, sA
LIE s.. HAMILTON, daughter of Hanson and Sarah
, 1863-03-07

Instantly turns splendid Hack or Brown, 1eav kAe
hair soft and beautiful Eo!d BY all Druggists &c.
KT The genuine Is signed William b9tehGloE O.
EcN York ftate - Broadway and 1G Dond) jy9 siGsy
, 1863-03-07

against th,m. The Russians consequently do
not know where to begint aud while they
rEreIc ono party another corps ot insurgents
attack them ID the rear and carry of their
Gapgagr and provisions. Notwithstanding
Tic ;urcr the Russiar- have III the tleld. their
n'nbers are not sufficient to crush the va
rious corps Of partisans,
1.-The tonusucvr Of tho Russian army nj
Warsaw dare rot send rrinfurcczle.!:s into
The provinces for fea: oT rising IL ';laf capi-
tai, There arc sixteen regimen s of iufantry
cncanptd on the banks Of the Fistu!a AMI OF
tie Bug. IEc banks Of the Rosnas aud Of the
Wartha, IT, we'll IS Of the Upper V'.tula and
Of tic Piiica. hare been abandoned by the
Russians. Their distant glrrisons and their
flying corps have been for the most part dis
armed by the insurgents. The Russians oc-
cupy Il strung position It Kicke, where they
can watch the movements Of the insurgents; +;
but the latter, having the command OF the
frontiers, are continually receiving reinforce
nNnts, and they expect 10 hold ont until the
"a baud Of 2,oo0 insurgents had occupied
Ditienka, upon tlc frontier Of Lnblin.
tsThc statement that the insurgents, under
Langeweiz, lad sutIered considerable losses,
proved exaggerated. His chief force consist
ing Of 900 men; was posted In the noun"
These statements convey better idea OF
the present condition Of Poland than any in
formation yet received. It appears that the
rigors Of the winter are still upon that remote
region, that the idea Of fighting battles aud
conducting campaigns, except under extra
ordinary circumstances, is abandoned By both
parties, and that the Russians are not yet at
tempting. to march troops into the insuErcc::
tionary districts. a reference to any map Of
Poland will show that the insurgents, accord
ing to the above statement, hold the greater
part Of Poland, and that the Russians are Goa
ccntrated in i few strong positions near their
line Of communication With Russia. The Pc
rod Of delay before the commencement ol
the campaign will be Invaluable to the Ieyo W
forces, procuring arms and supplies and forti
fling positions. The rebel chiefs seem dis
posed to avoid conflict whenever they can
do so without loss.
, 1863-03-07

L AA1A , ~AtAF.AAA ~pA aNSss~ Il A1e
New House.
From the New York Tribunc.]
OF The members Of the House, SO fir rs the
elections have transpired, but about 4 third
have been reelected. THUS, Of the thirty
three members from New York State, but ten
are returned to the next House; Of the TWEEN
ty-four from Pennsylvania, but eight; Of the
from Indiana, hut five; Missouri returns three
out Of seven, and so on. MASSACHUSETTS, re-
turns SIX Of her eleven: We note no other
State us having yet returned q majority Of her
sitting members. OF the six members chosen
to The next House from Michigan, but one,
Many Many Of + The s2 ieading members Of the pres.
eut 11onsc will not have ecats In tho next.
Aiessrs. Thomas Of Massachusetts, sedgwicls,
r. Conkling, Diven, Olin, Spaulding, and T.
A. ConEling Of New York. Hickman, Grow,
Campbell, Covode, q. 2: Wright, and Riddle
harger, and Vallaudigha1n Of Ohio, Mckee,
Dunn, and 4. s, White Of Indiana, Potter
Of Wisconsin, and Phelps Of Missouri, are
of this number. We do not regard this as
decidedly strong House; but as Jet the
elections affnrd no promise that the next will
Ilul6nrd, Herman, Littlejohn, Fernando
Wood, Brooks, and Ganson Of our State,
Thos. Williams and Dawson Of Pa, R. G.
SclJenek, Bliss, and r. 2. Spaul1ing Of Ohio,
Orth Of Ind, kasson Of Iowa, are those whose
past careers give the fafrest promise Of emf.
hence in the new House. Several Of these
| have served with distinction In former Houses
others in the Legislatures Of their respective
States. No doubt the new House will de-
vclop marked ability in quarters whence it I:
not now anticipated.
OF the members Of the present House whe
| hare already been reelected, Messys. Seven:
and Kelly Of Penn. Corning and Fenton o
N " FL4y and A9hEry nf Ohio Rlnfr nnf
Rollins ofsalo., .Co1fax and Holman Of Ind.
| Loycjoy and E. B. Washburne Of ILL.,, Elio
and Alley of Mass, are best known to th'
| country,
, 1863-03-07

lFruEl the ttllnQclpnlA Noftu -AH1tIlSan.J
Evidences accumulate to show that the sym
pathy of both France and Austria il with the
Polish insurgents. One iten, of late foreign
news saws That " the Austrian Government had
prohibited the expectation and carriage Of
to Prussia and TINT "the Russian and Prus-
sian cove, nmcnts showed great irritation
against the Ans .rian press on account Of the
syupathy il wns 1nanffcsting for the Poles"
From this and other indications 1t would seem
that Austria is, and has hecn from the begin
nirg, in active sympathy with the Polish
movement.
In Paris an attempt has hem made to getup
a GREAT public demonstration in favor Of Po-
land by The students Of the public schools,
and although the government suppressed 1t,
there we're stiu some cries a1opg the streets.
That these things arc by no means unimpor-
tant, is clear from &hc prompt representations
sent to the French and Austrian courts by
Russia. It is somewhat odd to find Austria
entering tEc fcld Us an aggressive power,
Tor through several generations Sue has to"snt
the most dreadful wars to maintain her old
possessions, and been condemned to see them
wrung from her piecemeal. OF course the
Ere nch policy In this affair is obyio1s enough,
and easily understood
The most reliable recent accounts from the
sccre Of The revolt, VIC suh5oin:
t<Thc accounts received from the frontiers
of Poland Of February eth, state that although
tic insurrcctfon has been suppressed In some
r,]aces. it is assuming greater proportions in
clhcrs. The system adopted By the chiefs Is
| 10 everywhere refuEe regular engagement
| with tho Russian troops. They contlne them.
selves 10 the attack Of small dctach1nents and
| TO harrassing the movable columns seat
, 1863-03-07

Diseases occurring from oce and the same cause
will he entirely cared by the Constitution Water,
if taken for any length Of time. The dose should
vary with the severity Of the disease. from twenty
drops to teaspoonful three times day, In water
During the paesaEe OF the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms. should be combattcd with the
ptopcr remedies. then followed up with the Con
atitutiQn Water, as above directed.