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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-12

SMoKING.-Of literary men Goethe hated
tobacco, a very extraordinary thing for Ger
man to do. Heinrich Heine had the same
dislike. Of French literateurs Balzac, Vic
tor Hugo, and Dumas did not smoke; but the
smokers are Alfred de Musset, Eugene Sue,
Merimee, Paul de St. Victor, and Madame
Dudevant, better known by her soubriquet
George Sand, who often INDUCES in cigar in
the interval IF literary labor, as the ladies of
Spain and Mexico delight IN doing at all other
intervals. Charles Lamb, ''the gentle Elia,"
was once a great smoker. In a letter to
Wordsworth he says Tobacco has been
my evening comfort and my morning
curse these five years. | have had it in
my head to write this poem for these two
years (,Farewell to TobaccoO but tobacco
stood in its own light, when it gave me head
aches that prevented my singing its own prais-
es." Lamb once, in the height of his smok-
ing days, was putting coarsest weed from a
long clay pipe in company with Parr, who was
careful in obtaining finer sorts, and the doc
tor in astonishment asked him how he acquir-
ed this ''prodigious power" Lamb answered,
"by toiing after it, as some men toll after vir-
tue" OF other literary smokers in England,
we may note Sir Walter Scott, who at one
time carried the habit very far. So did the
poet Bloomfield. Campbell, Moore and By
ron delighted in its temperate enjoyment, as
does our present Laureate Tennyson, who has
echoedit praises with Byronin immortal verse.
Robert Hall when at Cambridge acquired the
habit of smoking from being in PARIS compa-
ny; and being asked why he had commenced
said, 81 am qualifying myself for the society
of a doctor of divinity, and this (holding up
the pipe) is test of my admission" When
presented with Claikes pamphlet on ''the Use
and Abuse of Smoking, he said, 81 can't re-
flute his arguments, and can't give up smok-
ing" The ''learned in the law" as well as the
dignitaries in the church have smoked Lords
Eldon and Stowell, and Lord Brougham in
early life, INDUCED thus. The late Duke OF
Sussex and the Duke of Devonshire gave it
aristocralic sanction, and George w. royalty
patronized it Tobacco, its History and Asso-
Citations.
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up before the police court in May last, for
lewdncSs, and bound over for trial, and who
escaped from the officers and was Subsequent
ly retaken, attempting to shoot the officer who
arrested him, was tried at Nashua, lately, and
sentenced to six years in the state prison.
Ezra S. Eastman, a conscript, of Sunapce,
N. H., weighs 2l0 pounds, and is now thin
of flesh, having when in good health, weigh
ed BOB l~2 pounds is six feet seven inches
tall; girts four feet nine half inches; is for
ty~three years old, hair white, and is an cold
bach.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-12

Gen. Cass is said to be SO feeble that he
cannot live much longer. He is in his Slst
year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-12

VERMONT.
The Vermont state fair commenced on the
9Th, with good prospects OF success. Over IA
hundred different entries of sheep were made
the first day.
The Woodstock Age of last week apologies
for its non-appearance during several weeks
past, saying its ''help Unexpectedly left for
the war
Doctor Shedd, formerly of the University
of Vermont, has been invited to the profess
sorship in the Union Theological Seminary at
New York, vacated by the death of DIR. Rob-
insOn.
OF the fifty-siX conscripts examined from
POwnal, ffty-one were accepted. The biggest
proportion yet.
A mill is being erected in Milton, by Mr..
John Townsend, at a rost Of some sixty thou
sand dollars. The bell for the mill was a
New Orleans church bell, md among those
given the rebel government, but captured by
Gen. Butler, sent north and sold by our gov
eminent.
CONNECTICUT.
The mandatory of tin and brass toys OPP
Grated at Forrestvlle by George w. Brown &
Co., is the only one of the kind in this coun-
try. Their annual trade is more than $780,
600.
Hon. Seth Z. Beers, for a quarter of a CEN
fury commissioner Of the Connecticut school
fund, died at Litchficld on the 9th inst. lie
was for five years states attorney for Litch-
field county, and was four times Il member
of the state legislature, being twice chosen
speaker.
Mr.. Gerard Halleck, of New Haven, for
merly editor of the New York journal of
Commerce, proposes to sell for half price to
the New Haven people a strip of land on the
sea shore for seaside park and Il bathing
ground. 1t will be big thing if the city ac-
cepts it.
The wags of Hartford, who know the gos-
sip of the town, have been playing joke on
Tom Seymour by entering him at the Horse
Show as II ''three years old COLT" He took
the purse.
RHODE ISLAND.
There is a great scarcity of laborers in the
farming districts in Rhode Island. Some of
the farmers will be seriously embarrassed to
gather their crops, unless they receive more
help.
The chimes were rung on the 10th inst,
in Providence, in honor of Perry's victory on
Lake Erie.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Prof. Shedd has concluded to resign
his pastoral charge of the Brick Presbyterian
church in New York and to accept profess
sorship in the New York Union Theological
seminary. Poor health is the cause.
man named Howard, who lives near the
village of St. Clair in Franklin county, Mo-,
was repeatedly attacked in his field by cop
perhead snakes, and during the tilling season
of the present year has killed no less than
1000 of these reptiles
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HIS EARLY LIFE AND LAST ILLNESS.
The English papers furnish many interest
ing "reminiscences of the late field marShal
Lord Clyde (Sir Colin Cdmpbell,) whose
career has filled SO large space in the last
fifty years OF English history.
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M iNTbD-A tenement containing SIX
" rooms, convenient TO Main street, by family
with no children. Apply to No. 10 Front street.
81 off
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w iNTED-Ten Or more Carpenters on
w the BOOT FACTORY, to whom extra wages
Will be pad. DENNIS II LEE.
81 Oy Ifuiov afro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-12

~ NEMENT WANTED-One of about
n six tooms-west side OF Main street preferred In
quire vi T. IL G. RPENTER, at the Protective Union
Store on Front street dtf So
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KEROSENE GOODS!

LAMPS for the Parlor, Hall, onicc and shop.
NEW BURNERS, without chimney.
LANTERNS, without chimneys.
SOLAR and FLUID LAMPS altered to burn Kero.
Shades, Globes Chimneys, wicks, Scissors, &c &c.
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Seq Sffret6if9e &atfersaG naA
Xranffurt

Bat usbr ute eiueno 96ais SGad eebotsn, ia
eas gauge eugapatIbe SMaGbrett in'sWadeIp
geeraAt. Sstbf Qouts Naputeon bat Der
9opf ~perIpren. @f b6tt einen MltniFerratt
i6er ben onbesu, unb rrei6 ni6t. su sveldem
Sod st btnans fol-. Sain bera(tAe8 GtnbPr.
adn6ntB NIT Gngleno, ietu tnertcantIae,
RaiFsrreiGapIau, feline R6etnGelaRe, 1etnl
poIntlAe 8%etnugatipns~ uttb 9tattonaltiGts
VOltttf -- oQ' feline 70 6ibI8 saredtaefrter
| 3ufunItStraune ifnb contrscorrirt anp 6,
muB ne1e GoutbinattDneu ouf lfnnsn, fla que
Oer DatTAe 3u 3tebsn. Der GGaEg Mil6elm
0no Die preubtf3en Sunter Hno u aar qul
ben SanD 8eIsbt. gle arefen bic 8etue IN
Die 2aft uno lperren BEN Wuno auf uln au'
ben 8lSclinn etn3ufAIuden un0 btuuntsr,u
mitfGeu, ben fe pte lsbte 3tit iter BON FG az.
9eben babea. sic winen niGt, fpQsm Re fiji
6ranfret& poer HuBlano, ODER 0em oeutGAeu
SolF Ia bte Nrtne pber gar SefretA 3u SnBeu
%rptrFen. 8cgIaufig gaben le bur@ QuTSluua
oes 9anotage mi Nusfdreiben meuer
8ablen On bo6 PrsuBtiGe golt opprQlrt,
rpel@es ibt entfaetpen fol-, OBJ 90 geDtut TT,
RrenBen gu Ptaem @toate Dritten Nanaes
ReraboruGen Su ialien, Morb~ S6cd= 5@pere=
nCtb, oe 9esuBsn mi6teu ia fetn 0reuBens
berg tn osr B~reuBenbruf baden, tpeun lie
i0ren 6Snt8 nod lduoer tuj0uiren lte6en BON
oteEert Croatia unb Qanouven Ratger. BEN
tie - SOmber unO 0ranoten - al itoer
Stunbe aufrefen t%Gnnen, tpte cine Nnpet. 90
Osnfen nnD Runen bic Sumter. gBte aber.
Denn bic prsu6ilGen Wabler nun rod ote
olten noemUtratifneu N1bler"
rpteoer tn bic Sammern lNtGhn 2 Nas banu ?
&ttDa Etc Rei&ausrfaRunS Bpm 1848 uno DaS
tletnbeutIGe 5totiertburr, ODer 9Qtan, NIT
Tronfret& uno 8u6lan0 unp Staten
9eSen Oefret9 unp DeutI9Ianb2
WnS bte beutlGen 3Mrfsn ga ar Dtsfeu
trbault&en NusliAten fir Wttene madsn
loBt Itb UCbl oenten. gBte fth aud BITE 2,-
funft Oeutl6lano's uno Guropa's qs4altsn
mag ga ~9epinnen baden tie TON berGelben
niGts rnsbr, ober Nuss ~ perlteren. ste
bnben f0 niGt eini9en FGnnen tn frankfurt
uno - Osfret4 bat letne ;3psde erret6t.
Ostrst@ gait 60, tpte mir oIetf porn beretu
bebanptet BADEN, 1OrlGuf9 II oarum bic
oeatidpsn 8urlt"n bobtn 3u b~rtngen, Silent
Ito otsiss 3eugnib TIRES unpermSgens eeaen
t9 Islber ~ab3ulssen. Das III tim esluneeK.
Oas usbrtSe wiro F& (pGter Fnben. Osarst6
TT Der DoItttf 6. NapoIeOn's auf bte SdltAs
9stOmmen, oeren OebttmuiB etnfa6 BARN Be
ltebt, oaB Ct 9leiA ben 9srdusaebsrn usuer
u y s ODER @ompltmenttr Bidder asleoentz
lid uetnem ldaglt ssfabltsn 8eOarfntb" dtau.
9elfsn IuNt. Die gtnbeit Deutf1.
lanb's aber TT etn {Ol6es 8eoarfnts.
frebt na@ Der beut1ben sc atIe T.
Rrpne.
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weitere enrUp. Na@riAten.
GenffMInnh.

Uramffurt, %. Nue. 8ur benz SSrteb,
Berger TeOre an Der 2anbfraBe lteat bas @or.
tenbaus bsS Tretberrn Mortb .. 8etbmann
6ter rDar es, mo 8lader sine NaGt ,u6radte
100 NapOIeon mad Der G1toGt Don 6ono,l
oeruetIte; po &Snts 6rieOrt@ QDtlbslu1 Ill
ron YreuBsa bic Prtn3s1Tn QoutIe 3unt erler
Wtale tab; 100 bic 9rSBten Wdnner Der Gret.
pettstrte9e 1srfebrten no @cetEe'8 @eniue
lIdN bspa9lta fablte. 60 fnipft E6 an bteI,
Uiln, b nter 'peI@er li@ elm parfd6nl(6e,
@artem nit ualerii@en 8aumarupSen a,s,
oebnt, gar unanGe btftOriiAe Grtunerune an
OteIelben IiaD run 9eltsrn Nbeao nod burd
etne uene Dsrnebrt rpOroen, Dur6 ote Nntpefsn.
astt l6mmtliher bier pstIenoen fnirRliGey
PsrtOnet1, nno ntHt Obne cine gentle Seltft
6efdut8tett bemerfte Der so Sabre alte Sod
OsS 9auIes, caB CT nun bebaupten tonne. e.
babe bier fur BRIT &ater. lir NapuIson. N(e,
ranoer BON NuBlanD unb nun fir ben SoiIe,
BON SeFret@ getoGt.
Ote 9seresmdGt beg beutlHen 8uubes fl,
0aS Sabr 1863 betrua mad ben StonbeaI;asr
734, 599 Mann nit 49,, 132 Wferben bornr
675, 500 Strettbnre unb SO. O93 NIht1rs,t,
bare; IS tommen BON ben S~trettboren onf boe
BubOOlt SEE, 1913 Wann, ouf bic gReiters'
76471 Maun NIT go. 658 DtenapfsrSen
anf bic Nrtilerte sc, 1909 N. NIT 81 los
Bfsrben, nuf bic @snistrnppen l1.14e m
@lcfann nod 10 OILS Sff3terSpfsrOe unp ID
O05 Dfer0e Der NGtIfrettbaren. Der fofttGder
Gtntbetlang mad nitro OuS 8unOesbeer ou,
Ala gntatauneu. 1862 S&pnbrunen, II;
Sattsrtsn init 1926 6slb> unO 8elaeermnss
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Rrafuu, 8. Sept. Der Sn1uraenteas
fIbrer Sac,anOwsti wuroe an 90. Musult pom
etner ruff l6en usesrmaht unter @sn Breme
fen BET Rrue3pna 9eIhIaSen. Sstue SG1aren
3Osen f4 mad ROutecpOI 3urld. um li& Wtersr
3u Cr9anltren.
Die NnTsn berbrdnntsu tne6rere TSrfsr
mno ermOrDeten etne Wiaoame @oc3Yusfa.
Mebrere S6atmissl fanpen tn Der Nd6e
bon &apom 3wt(6sn Den HaGtn unO Den Sa=
Iursenten unter GmtnOwic3 NM Wasttemtc3
ltatt.
BrCblepsEt wur0e am rs. Nus. III WtIna
Sebanst.
Jtalten.
Eurtn, 2. Sept. 9la6 0ertGteu aus
Neapel bat bafelbR Der @ru3tB oeaen Die Sir
lttn Sctara Barberint unO 9eeen een StenOr
oct SaatrOmant tpesen 0erl6nErune be9un.
men. - Wte aus NU m 9~enelpet nitro, lit BET
@sleeenbeit Der am 30. Gusuf fattse6abten
DrU3flfOn auf 8efebl Deg Qapltss etn SGrtft-
ttd perGFtnlt6t tUorDen, pelAes 81 beIonOe-
rem 0ebeten fir oaS unelafltGe BOlen. ben
S4auplab 10 GROCER Wsbasten, stnlaOst, 100
Slnt persoIen rperOe, bas (tetS Der 8ertbetDi>
9un8 oes RottpIicismus 9etpetot.
yimRlanr.
va Trance' brtnst cine GOrrelpOnben3 aus
Wcsfau pom %. Nugua, tpuna& fulaenbe
neun Sbetle 8uBlanbs 0rDStn3tal 0an6taae
erbolten IOnsn =:
y Oas GroBber;Ostbum TtnuGanb @tb
Der prOptn3tol @sFsbsebuns in 5slTnsfors.
y Die SfiesprOptn3en QanbtagsFb In
petersburg.
81 @jrOb: RuBlanb : Mostau.
a &lstn=RublanO; &iew.
s. SaO-0luBlanO OtsRa.
g. 0eif 8dBlano : Bilna.
y &6ntaret@ Wolsu: 0ar18uu.
9 DIT, Rublanb: Satan.
81 Stbtrten, Nmnresbtet &C.: Grfubf.
ufbsr ben Stanp Ger Otnee In Nu6lanb
gett Der vaH8sb. @as. &c." fulsenOe Wttt-
tbstiun9 gu. Die 8alun9sn In Rnelanb
tpetosn fort nho fort TIM 9rubarttstsn M1b-
Itabe betrieben."
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- bic OsI9t@te BON ben IybtQtntI&en Biz
9ern etnortn9ltG pOr3utragen rrilen. Dte
Serltner @oIts3ettuns bebauptet gerabesu !.
Sstret& treroe gu otelem 6IrlsncCngre6 aud
SIet& eth YarlGment berulsn, uno 3par nod
Grnntlurt, unb etne NetGeperfaHune bteten
mOotftctrt mad Der oeutiHen NetGsperlaGuna
pom 20. Wdr3 1849, NIT Der 8eotneung Des
otuflUn &atiertbums fIr bas 0aus SeltreiA
unp NIT Dem Stnwets, baB Der preuBt1Ae
Staat pertIeiuert mer0en maIe, neil Neutl1:
LAMB ntGt 3tpet 6auptmaate pertrdaen tonne.
Oenten tptr mns, f6brt bas 8srliner Blatt
fort, Ote TbetnprUptn3 uns 8eRpbalen Dor Ots
alternative geltelt, entpeOer &rtea fur bas
Uerblelben BET @reuBen, Doer Se~l6RRGnOtatett
uno 6rteoen aIs nsuer Gletnfaat unter Dem
ShuB SetreiAs In etuem tintaen Deu.lh
lono benfen mir uns Den alien MnIpru@
auf SdlefEen unter Dem Druid Dec
pOlntlGen Srte9es On Den f@lttiAsn @rsr3sn
erneuert, - unb Denten tptr uns, boE aub
SaHIen eint9e 5OrOerungen TIM 6tnterbalt
babe aus Der s3stt tpo man SaAIen pertlet
nerte, neil Go giupOleUn treu blteb - benton
uns al Das inter Dem &rts9sDrud BEG Iebr
befdstDenen 2OmtS NapUlsOn, Der NiGtS BON
OsntlHlanb nebmen tptG, als pas NreuBen
an Der SaGr (Saartrtden mab 2anoau, ben
&ObIenotFrtft) ntGt bat pert6etDieeu
-- Deufen tptr un8 all btes uuo man
gelfeben, Bag ote @atafrOpte nur etne
1a0 entl6etOenpe Getn farm. - DteIe
5u Iau0nen, lst Der gBfg t9r gu ssr=
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SON mOrS Carolina.

S8tr t9etlten bsrettS NIT, bag bic SfTctn
0ea &alet9b StanNarO ron @eursta @Olootsn
%CenCItrt wurOe, tpUruuf Dus empSrte gelf l6
Onr@ 3srtSruns Der Slfictn Dec SSournol
r0@te. Ser Stonoarp mar cas- pff,iele
5taatScr8an uno istn @tseHtbamsr, 6err
oHpea, Der CffJtsQe 8ubprudtr, eth alter,
De9itterter StIaOenbaIter, Elm 6a9rer Der bes
mpfratti&en Bartst unD eth treuer Gnbauoer
Der alien untOn. Gr TT fsin 0iorolanOsr. ME
3ettungfn gepiftr 8ar6e nugaben, iunoern
IN 9for0 Gar, lima geboren. Das RaIeiob
JcurnaI Oa9egsn miro bon einsm G~nalGuoer
reot8trt, ebenlo tpte Der 8t9mUn0 gnoltrer
Oas 9UfbIatt ST, Davis, ppm stnem Srl6us
Der berauSgegebsn piro.
Die IlatCrttat ptS Stantss baEt Die NiGs
nOnoer Ne8terung, Dte 8irginter unO @ips
@aroItntansr auf's 8ttterRe. Gin prsdenbtS
8stiPtsl caiir btlpet Bite 8itte Der NebeIens
4eFan8snen BON gorp Carolina In @otrt 0opF.
out ON D0tomoc. de nidbt nit Den piretntlb.u
SVgOatsn 3ulammen;uIper en-.
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Die f&wst8srHGe GIaQae II
pom S&rei5sr @oDlul &ubn in @alutlon
mtBbrouAt woroen 3ur Deduna Der Boummp(
ls%nIapun9 etnts tpm ssb6risen 5nOOnels.
Der bic 8IOdlpe Our&bre6sn mOQte. UNI mad,
Wtra Grul gu eslanBsn, obsr ots ilbt wutpe.
DerRthmOnD @ramtner rihmt
bic B1rtbOlomGas 9taGt tn &aptsnce ais cine
fsbE perttenflthe unD quite Gpat.
2teut. WOO0, Der Rs6easnofF,ter,
psl&er Die RlnOaenbOOte auf Osm Rlppa6an.
ned wssnobm, TT elm @afd pes Generals UNI
Profioenten 3aGartas Eaplor.
Die W u d ri@ten aus benz Snota.
ner9ebiete lauten itbr 9Inltig. Die SnOiune,
baben lt4 in Maiie Den SunDeatrurpen an
9elalcIen unO Der Sade Der Heb(uen Den
Nifen 9efebrt,
sd 5 er i'm Nusult. 0te
8eiIenoe mittbeilen, mar am %. Nu9uIt in
Wafutaw, Wft&iSan, bic 2uft 10 nit S9nee-
flpfen an9efaQt, loB MAI feline 20 SUP melt
Dor it4 Ieben fonnte.
Drete6tNe 8 en b il e. Die
Damen Der haute voice in 8rantrei9 tru9er
SeSenwdrtiB preieft9e 6ite na9 Der 6aeOr
tpie fe unter 2uOwig 8anf3ebnten Mooe ma
rem. Sic famen suer(t In bean beriibmteu
8abeprt StGp gum 8Orfaein unO fino aus
NetsltrpA 9enlaGt unO NIT 8dnbern BON leb.
batten Tarben, audi mobl nit fnrbigen Sc
bern 1el4mitdt.
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1teber BEN Grauffurter Saraentaa


IGrstbt Quopi9 Ses9er Der 81. Staats,eituno
aus Stuttgart:
.TSOUtd farm mon tebt lGon ldasn; Ser
Tarfenta9 bat etnt0ermobsn tmpoutrt burd,
BITE 4Et, tote sr In Srene gefeBt tuurDe, IT bat
nas Rsfcrmbeoarfntb re8 @Olfes a~nerfunnt,
bsfrterteen fam unb tptrb er 20 niGt. Gr oebt
tUtseer aussinanper NIT sintgen Nuel6fen
SerbetBungen unD - 9 OnberbInbs
ntIfen, absr utns Elm p~OltipsS &eIultat.
Ssfret&, iu9t isbt i&on ale DsIt, bat nos
Setnt8e 9etban - far ietnen 8Ortbsil cuer,
6tn90, ober Der fam ia aud etnnnl NIT benz
gCrtbdl DsutlGlanDs 3ulammenbaGtsn. 0te
tplosrRrebenben faralt6en &t6fte baben i6rs
i~OnbsrbGnOti9sn b6isn MbII4ten beratten.
YreuBsn lsbt unter Der Nntlage Dor ganl
Dsntl@laaO, - DaB bur1 fsin -- ieoenfala
obsr nt@t oOsintes6 8erlduIben - bic ma.
tlCnol'n 9~rfauneen nterersel&lo9sn pOrbeu
leIsn, ee SetretGS Sutttattbe erGfnet babe
1er Osrtsn uns, Stfrsta lGbt Die Sadie ni@i
oNT l.@ 0eF1ben, bte co nit 70 GROCER Drama.
InF9'lusr SSanIt nnesfanesn bat; ss ptro BIZ
Gslsgsnbstt gu maAn wi1sn, rUntGt etn,
Osle9tFtenret lammlun8, 70 bod einen ,rsttsr
SHrfene0n9Tsb 3ulammensutrOmmeln, unp i'm
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esa@cap9aicee Jfaaegeg9tes
Be,iBte iar bsa 9sIimgge aI2eGts".
0ort GharleTnn.

Wew gort, IS. @spt. Der Oambfer
Mierrtm0e am IA, BON s GtOn 9eap, unO am
IS. BON Gbatleiton Bar ~at8e8aagen, III beuts
bier e%tn9eIaufen.
1nIsre Srttfraite befnnOen flo fortpdb
rsnO TN unset6rtsn 8s7b BON MOrrts Sslonp.
8atterte @regB mar neu erbaut pOrben unp
mart gsleeentlt& etne GOl> Uber 6ubltueel
mad Sort WOultrte - man wufte nt6t. mil
~ l6sm Gift.
untsr Den Yo1usteren bee Merrtmac b.fn.
bet f4 Sen. StepenIoR.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-19
Gemer4brnna ih Qnmen.

gUwelt Mo0,, II, Sept. 8. 6. gser
q Co.'s 8rObs patenmsetjtEs5abrjt branrte
9eutt gum 9lUBen Gtetl al. uaatfG6r 200
tsute tamea oapurG aus Der Qrbftt. Ssdaf-
stpa $4,000. @srf&eruas $4,000.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-19
SaS camaEifdbe NarIament.

Guebec, II. Sept. Die Debate iksr
Zen Uftbtrnnensontrag ssaen pte 9lsatsruuo
bs8iunt bsute. Die Pattttsn 1aeinen dS
,temli1 aIetm III teben. -"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-19
Sob Ses Grs senatUrs SrOSbeob,

Cation, pa, IL. S,pt. Der frGbere
SOn0reb Nprdlentant unO 8unbes:@ Senator
# bguts bier sstprbeu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-29
Register & Recorder,

YELLOW CiIIzens Of Union couniy--Eav
i ing often been solicited BY my friends IN
various parts Of the county. offer myself as
a candidate for the office of Register and Re-
corder OF said County. Should De so for.u-
nate as TO be nominated and elected. pledge
myself 10 perform the duties Of said Office
with fidelity, imPartiality, and q hopel wIlh
satisfaction TO all.
Nav 2s,ls63 ELISHA H. WEIKEL..
MELLOW citzens-Circumstan render
L it necessary for me to offer myself as a
candidate for Register & Recorder of Union
county, subJec, to the decision of ihe Union
Primary Election 10 be held the 10th OF June.
Should | be So fortunate as 10 be nominated
and elected, vii. Try 10 perform the duty of
the Office with fidelity. WIN. ROSHONG
New Berlin, May is, 1868
nLEASE recommend to the Union voters
/ of this county (.ubject TO the choice Of
goth of June) Capt. JOHN A. ETTINGER Of
New Berlin as Register & Recorder. He is
a worthy man, well qualified in every partIc-
uar-Is deserving of the position on party
grounds-and having enlisted three lines in
the defence of our country, has won the best
wishes of every patriot. He Is serving with
the Militia, al Yorktown, Va.-lo be home IN
July. a FRIEND.
yT'HE subscriber offers himself as candid
ate for the office OF Register & Recorder
of Union county, subject to the decision of the
Primary Elections ot Goth June next, pledSing
himself If nominated and elected to fulfill the
duties Of said office with equal care and sat-
isiac,ion. as heretofore, as Derlty fo' George
Merrill, Esq GRIGGS MARSH
Lewisburg, May IS, 1865
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-29
County COmnlissiOner.

ROBERT II. LAIRD will consent 10 run
for County Commissioned, many voters
believe him TO be the best man We can selec;
for the station, both as regards qualifications
and integrity, and his location can hardly be
bettered-there should be one always at the
County Seat. / would propose him.
Yours &c
Mr.. Editor-TIaving seen no one named
Ifl for County Commissioner. permit me
TO propose F. BOLENDER Esq. for re-elec-
ton. 1t is not customary 10 re-elecI, bu, IN
this case it would be safe. as he is a worthy
man. A Citizen OF White Deer.
hESSRS. Editors: Allow me TO recommend
vi Mr.. SAMUEL MARSHALL, of White
Deer, AZ a suitable person for Commissioner
of our county. This large township has not
had Commissioner Tor twenty years or over.
and as the SOUTHEAST and Yves, OF the county
are now represented in the Board We deem II
no more than Just that this end have the next
Commissioned. WHITK DkER
March II, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-29

NICKSBURG continues the topic of a
th)lilnl rumors and contradictory
reports. 1t seems that the Union
troops have cut off every avenue of
escape to the Rebels-have taken
every line of Notifications, except the
last-and seem to hold /" the modern
Sodom" in their hand. The Rebels
report some repulses Of our assaults.
Unionists say Pemberton has offered
to surrender everything but the sol
dicrs, while Grant demands an un-
conditional surrender. Grant is well
sustained, but the Rebels threaten
rcinlorcements. We think the City
soon will be, if it is not already, ours.
= The Rebels on the Rappahannock
are making some stir on the front
indicative, perhaps, Of falling back in
the rear.
Col. Jones, 5Sth Penn'a, recently
surprised and captured 200 ofthe 5Sth
n. Z. Reg.