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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-18
Penn'a Soldiers, VQtss,
When the Informal battles for Pre-

When the Informal battles for Presl-
dent took place recently, in our hospitals,
g., the Copperheads said it was all sham
that the soldiers were cowardly snesks,
who "vo,ed jus, as their officers or mas.
ters required" or lying scOundrsls who
'vo,ed for Lincoln SO as to &c, passes
home !" AS if the brave boys and men
who have faced cannops and muske:s, dis
eases, and starvation, exhaustion, and
Rebels, for months and years, had not the
courage, common sense, intelligence. aud
maulluess to VOTE for the cause for which
they FIGHT! These shameless imp, =
tious upon the noble cons Of America in
our Armies, are uorthy oay Of the CP-
perheads uho tried TO d,prire soleiiers Of
their rotes-beied their honor when they
voted informaiIy-and prOpbesied tha,
when they voted really they would vote
for tie man the Rebels want for the Uu-
ion President. TIE following are all the
returns We have vet received
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-18

Loss AND GAIN-The great contest in
Union county was on seuator-for which
the Opposition had their strongest man
and for whom they sacrificed any and all
others. Union Twp. gave Wm H. Miller
but 81 votes, instead of IS. Correcting
this, and assuming Congress as the Party
test, We have the following summary of
the whole result:
Walls gains over Wm. II. Miller-in
Brady Z, Bufaloe ), East Buf. l.,
Hartley l, Hartleton /, Kelly 1,
Limestone 6, Icwisburg -, New
Berlin 2, Union 2-total, So
Shriner gains over Geo. +. Miller
in West Buffaloe IL, ,MifiinburgS,
White Deer 9-total, 80
Walls aggregate gain 52
So the Judge only 'fanked" % more
than the Major did. Four years ago, the
Judge had 50i Republican votes. With
two weeks more of abuse of the Major
by the Cop. editors and orators, the Judge
would have had to be content with his
party vote only.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-18
New Stand New Goods.
JOSEPH L. HAWN having taken "a

y rooms under the Telegraph and Chronicle
offices, ,reftted them, and flied IN an extensive
variety Of
Hats, Caps, Geatlemea's Clothing, &c.
Also large s0d splendid stock of CLOTHS
IL SsIMEREs, dc, which he viii make ap fC
orier as ne siili continues the Tailoring Busi
ness. He is prepared 10 execute all xoss
entrusted 10 his care, 10 the Satisfaction OF Inc
customer.
\. b. CBthn. and Repairing q; dou, I,
order. lLsSishnrs, APrll 10, Isei
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-18
Yours truly,
ELIJAH Blow

@Thers are 5000 to 100000 just
such soldiers as Mr. Blowers, in the Union
armies, as the returns show
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-18
TIE FORMAL OPENING.

Tuesday, Oct. 4, A. D. 1864, special
train of seven cars left Phila. At an early
hour, and tarried that night at Lock Ha'
ven. There they we're joined by Gov.
Curtin, and on "Wednesday reached Erie,
abOu, 6, P. NJ, where they we're formally
welcomed and entertained. Thursday
thew took an excursion beyond the harbor,
aud duly returned to Philad without ac'
cideut. This vas the FIRST Of the regular
excursion train on this thorougbfare.
At "Kaue," Cor Lamont,) between
Wilcox and Sheffield, is the summit be-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-18
Base Impostures.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-09-03
JOHN :. KLNNARD L BROTHER
Muy A. 1864 BOG street.a alb

condition that ,hey become cslIy can uro,lrc. - ,rr
"or II N. odd r"nSump ~" patients cni,,iup ,.l
health Weighing nearly Pm pounds Will rurrlu,l L.,
tCIhtinI the" have nI,lr in New \u,L ,u,l
which ar" n different and wish any on" who feds any
interest in tho matter L. visit them First is Mis- E
low. residing then At No. lo7 tiu>uD street Her Inns
'nnd called upon me rooms ~ Bond strrrt ma.
Ni-l"i me t. call AMI see her. lie said crulI a., !, .
GOOD: that h" hri had all the best medical gtirr,,ur,.
md al ,ii 81" un far gone with cr,r.iu t Ia,
'nI"d; but 81" had heard If great ctlr. had
made, and he desired Il crafty her wishes r.rL
'n 'nrl her INi., niiucd her Ir in the last Il
# bronchial con ltiIu aud without ,ui.' u,i., ava
mel subn, examined her lungs. found both lr,rhi,i
HnN very much affected. Int cavities lrl fI1.r
"r cough wa> very the >pjt-lnx was half finn #
mex rIS. Pulse lly. les swollen vrr, uurn. and
worse than ALL She had chronic ,mrthu. Her bowel.
~" been hlNrI lrNcm time. that di,y. todd her Thar
ii" 'rm lungs enough To- be urcl. hut that hs r,r L,.,
nd been Of long standing. and her stomach was i'm .ir
~ ncrrhirI cunl iirn that afraid NOT I,uL
lone. Ia" insisted Suui tr, and do what rnuld far
i"f "'N"!'n" that ST" c1nI not last LONG IN the rnnIi.
hIh she WAS IL. aud rurIli make her any worse
CAV" her lrst dose Of my Mandrake Pills, and tI.
F"nlr and 'y1up freely. That was ON Tuesday and by
N" next sunday tn" dirrhu.t carried on her anne
u" MAI retu ned and >hn could ii III in bed and n,t
hri dinner she Is now we'll. aud me Il long ccrti-
HrIt". certified I" by IA" Rev. nr. bowling
MIS- Bartholomew. VI " est Forthwith street cumr Ia
my rooms with tumnr on her liver She WIS low
>Itd skin sal NV tongue coated. bowels cnstivc N,
tW"'t" and fast sinking into the grave. The said
luHor n'd been ruuuin" over fourteen years rave
p'f 'Nru, Trnir and Pills and told her take thrn,
I~' rs III" directions were printed. She raInr back to
nay ms, - Bond street II two weeks. somewhat bet.
Ter: her tongue had begun To clean little around the
edges her skin Whittier. aud her eyes brighter and tn.
tun"r di>rmr-!uE very Offensive lmttrr IuuCh faster
tl"n h"' ever d'n" before" She kept gradually I'M
prving. and in uiui two months she came ia nv ror,s
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FOf coughs, colds, CrOup, WhOOplng
OUgh, .4Sfhh1d, B7 OncAlfiS. SDlftln0
B/oOd. pn1n nnd Wooknoee of tbe.
II n.n.,,, n y
D'eoo', D.UtI"Hy " DfedhHS, &C.
rv,uIS ia M ro,r ,o5r r, L. L.,
| nsd snr ut 81 -, u "e pooi
and nnr,s of pnnns,,yari, a,d ha, whar
aver Lnown acnn;roI on ,,nnrnenlsn.a1
,enu,,,inn fnr ouIr;n, tha ~, $780,
81 uI;L :, y; y; ou,,s Wy ,"i'''' u'''''''
So , =; ~, ,I -, 1870 yo"
,,rta tia h 'I h Us u'o."'pess nnt ~
.nners.i;r, a,,arr ,,t F a' .i"' e., ,,,"sa
i;se,ses Ih a,ti ",n1' ar'heu! i"f r"1 ~
doing as much Tor them. and in many cases
,he ,rt lie" ''' 0'A'' 'on'e'y ho" "e''f'
7, is recommended and ,ros.r;hoa IN tho Chh-
-, -: 49,, " '' ~ fre,'' 'oo" !" '"'
ii,,.n, ,,i ali III, 49,, " Hp '. W,
uscJ aud ,,,s;irJ -, ;,li,hi dreh
L,uveb,Id ,o,.I,, ~, - H. n,i ~ w. ~
fr., r;t;s"r H. y " ' 80 l''' VI "
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Universal oni,on i. ,hIt II !, ',and ''' r,"s
~,prp Is ,r,,,v v,,,s.r,nt J., eT,',,,,yn
II is ri os,,, ,| ,L '"J ,,' No
Ian, o,,;r, h., ~, ~ w, ', 49,,
~, '",n1 y" It's fu'h3'hS quh''iles hhs'
are truly wonderful, soothf,,, c,lm,rr and
aIiai ing the most violent Coughs. purifying chi'd
s'r,ng hening and inyisnra.ins the whole
! system. calming and soothing the nerves,
! aiding and facilit,tiu, eyn,ctor,tion and
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EUCTI.'S NgN'gVzsg,.

'nt :" ATE and rcIahr remedy for tine cure
i IF kheumutiSm Painful Nervous Attec.
nous srr''nS. burus HwellrngS and all
BEST diseases requiring AN external application
on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure the
LAM PoN-Evil. Fistuln, old running Sores. or
AENr Sweeny, If properly applied. For -prains
Scratches. bruises Cracked lIoots Chaf.s
For Saddle or Collar calls Cuts or Wounds il
rs an lninlIibe remedy. Try it and be con
flnce'i OF Its great efficacy.
MAN RllEUMArISM
Persons afflicted with this disease ~ INIT
ter Of how long Standing. can be promptly
AND an! efectualy cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world 50 sure and
so good to take away bad Corns. aud cure
Beast Frost Bites as this preparation Fry it and
satisfy yourselves. Price % aud % cents Der
>-w bottle Prepared by
S. \. FUUTZ 4 BROTHER
W Westminster. Md.
Is use For sale by Dr.. II II MIrrHEaL Elkton
and Druggists and -tnr,kreprr, every where.
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I1tores ono Ginuarr.

TIVE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
4 extended fire box for wood or coal -
Owing t" the unprecedented popularity OF
this Stove. We have been induced to "tlcr II
with the utmost confidence. to those who
want "A good heavy cast Stove. Ont NJ III,
immense number OF the Royal that have
been sold We have never heard "A single com
plant Of failure to operate t" cHtire SatiS;Hc
ton, and we challenge the world to present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale at City prices for cash
by PRYOR X BRO.
Aug. l, 1868. Elktnn. Md
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d.,ri n,. f., Nl,ri,tuwn \ 4 ,ii,,,,r, If MIN. r,il,.
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wa. I'M fl, lI ,ul thcro IiI lar ,,,,, y,,I, TLi
was uIy nat we r.rr wIrr. all ,ny rnnt lived and had
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-09-03

To The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods of every description (except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS
DAIRYM EN- COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
LNLOuR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
l. Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Nege.
tables. Wool, Rag, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can haye them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wardls to the Commission House for Coun~
try Produce Of
z. L. MARINE,
N. E. Concr of Frederick x Pratt Sts.,
.-..r-. #.Ff- BALTIMORE, MD.
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ROCK HILL. Kent Md. n"ccpl,cr 2lst 1868.
This il 10 certify that during til. last six years. have
been hoi directly and indirectly connected with Mr..
+. Marine. IL business and take pleasure in stating
that dining that time have always found him plfct
ga. industrious. business man. Of most tuIlhlr
integrity possessing the confidence Of all the business
who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, {. 4. hEAHY.
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Honsekcpcrs look to yoar interest, one doLiar
Sarfd is frO rarHed.
,g'IlE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
Z STOVE with extended tire box for long
wood. This new and beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges all competition for the pX-
qnisltc style of ornament, and perfect opera
ton in all respect. The oven extends under
the fire box, and the hues are so arranged
that the whole oven surface viii bake per-
iectly and uniformly. The slightest exalnin-
alton of tins stove must satisfy every one
that ii is universal tavurite. 1t commands
very extensive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR Il BRO.
Aug. l. 1863. Elkton, Md Id
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NOTICE..

FARMERS, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
i and reflect before giving ont your work -
Alter having ten years experience as II pric
teal workman, at my trade. invite all who
desire work done with neatness and drsul,cn
to give me II call. | am prepared. with fir
class workmen, to clean and put in ori,r
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges. Co">lng Sj,gps.
&c. ais" to Il" Roofing, >p"uting. I 'gamu1
kodine and repairing at short u",1.e H'I
guarantee tn qu.tllt, oi material ami ro..,
satisfactory. as all work is srrrint .n.i.d
personally 10y me. Work done at city prtr,.>
Send in your orders whenever convent NJ
and they will be promptly attcud d 10, by
JOHN rRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor u Bro.
Aug. |, 1863. Elktun. Md.
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SOLE MANCFA CRERs.
Store No. 90 .>onih TcIawarc .1rcRnr.
PHILADELPHIA.
TNIi1S article las for many years enjoyed
Il n high reputation a manure of great
efficiency and of uneqralled permanence,
and we scarcely deem it important to our
sem-annual advertisement to say more than
merely call the attention of buyers to il. But
we will also state to Farmers and Dealers in
Fertilizers that it has been our constant aim
to render our RAW BONE FERTILIZER
more and more worthy of the full confidence
OF Farmers, by the use Of every facility at
command and the aid of scientific skill, in
essentially improving its qualities. and we
have never allowed this purpose to be inter
fered with by the great and steady advance
in the cost OF all matters pertaining to our
business throughout the past two years.
The Raw Bone Phosphate may be had Of
any regular Dealer in Fertilizers Ito whom
We advise farmers to apply,) or OF the manu-.
tactuGers and proprictors.
BAUGH & SONS,
No. 90 South Delaware Avenue.
July =, loG4--3m . Philadelphia
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nlf0lliinal
SIIREAEIk,S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoop,ng
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Wenkness of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-25
The Prospect

The gloom Of the enemy, occasioned by
their protracted, exhausting and futile ef-
forts TO conquer us, sometimes leads them
to an honesi perception Of the truth as to
their Ircsperts. The following is from
late speech Of Governor Seymour, Of New
York:
Now, you know tina, that monstrous ar
my that we gave them nine months ago has
been 80 nearly nnnihiiated that another call
for FIVE hundred thousand men Ia made up.
on US, aud We are not in as good n condi.
tion as we were then. That part Of Louis.
lana and Of Arkansas west of the MISSISSIPPI
pi river that Was wrested from them has
resumed tire offensive. and invaded Missouri
itself Phe grea, army Of Sherman that
attacked and captured Atlanta, has it's rear
comm unications attacked and endangered
~ large bodies Of rebeis. Go into Virginia
and what do you find there! Instead OF
the army of Lee reduced down to n sk-le.
ton, m il sa- year ago, it has sustain ed
itself thus fur with full force and great
power, and II is strong in numbers 10. day
Now, believe that, Notwithstanding your
pc iiticai views aod political Prejudices, you
will admit that our armies have done their
work We, In common with our k-pubh
can friends. have honored the names oi
Graut and Farragut, Sherman, Sheridan
aud all tho heroes Of the war; but We all
cannot deny that ihris efforts have be o.,
unsuccessful, aud the b!ams is not with
Guarantees.
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We make the following Extracts from
"Ye Conscript Chronicles" published in
the NJ Montgomery Mail:
Ne detailed men that is born Of wo-
man isof few days furough, and fnH of
trouble.
lie co.aeth forth from the army like q
flower and is cut down by the Conscriptit.;
hv heeth also as shadow, and cent u u.th
npt.
Tho wicked man travaileth with pain all
his days-out he conscript dodger travel.
eth with squad OF scouts over into the
land sf bu,terrnilk TO keep out of the ar
my
And the deserter ds eiieth in desoIsts
cities and in houses which no man iuhabil.
eth, that he may not be required 10 "show
his papers"
Aud the man Of thirty nine dippetk his
head iu tn. ash hopp.f, that he may ,ings
the locks thereof, the color OF roam pony.
Then wheo asked for his pass by the cen.
turion, straightwsy taketh of his ha. and
Patte,h the crown uf his head
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, 8. C..
COLUMBIA, sept. 80, 1864.

SPECIAL ORDERS NO.7.
I PURSUANT TO GENERAL OR.
IL DER No. 73. tdju,ant and Inspector
Generals Office, currsns series, (bereunio
ap. ended) the Bngadier General comman
ding Reserve Forces Of South Carolina
hereby assumes control and direction Of
the conSerip,ion service 10 the State
u. Except a. hereinafter specified, the
Organization of the Con,criptiOn Depart
ment in the State, including The Examininp y
Boards, will be preserved; and all existing Q
orders, regulations and instructions Of In.
c"mmandant of Conscripts will DO conliuu
ed of force until otherwise ordered
III Local Enrolling Officers and Exam.
lining Boards. will report Immediately 10
tn. Commandan, Of Conscripts, and through
him communicate with these Headquarters
aud will. through him, receive orders and
Instructions.
lV. All communications 10 relation 10
the Conscription service in the State. and
all npplicaiions Tor exemption and detail
must DO made through the Command dant OF
ConscTipis communications on aII other
subjsc,swill continue 10 be made throuvh
the A. 4. General Of the Reserve Force.
>. T..
" Th. Office of Congressional Di,,ric,
Enrolling Office being aboii, he'd, all officer.
heretofore acting IN that capacity will re.
port by letter TO the ComuIandanl of Con.
scripts for assignmcnt,o TO duty. Conpeten,
officers will be assigned a. "lnspectors O,
Conscription" in the several Congressional
Di-tpct..
VI. With a view to compiance Of Par
I'LL. Of said General Oder No. 10, IN. Com
'nandant Of Gonscripts will, Without DELAY,
order the medical examination Of all com
m'Ssioned officers and other person, lex
eept those OF the .'lnsHIid Corps" employ.
ed IN The enrolling service Of thi. Stat. -
Commissioned officers. as 10 whom no dis.
ability is found to exist, will hold them
selves IN readiness TO be assigned to duty
IN The field as soon as pracIicab!s
VII. Application for assignment 10 dotv
~ Enrolling Officers, Assistants, Clsrk..
and to otper positions 10 the Danscription
service 10 this Slate, will be RECEIVED from
Officers, non csmp'sSionsd officers and pri.
Yates belonging TO the Resolve Forces. and
from retired and light duty officer. and
men, and from persons aot liable 10 sSrvice
10 the field. Saoh applications, enclosing
testimoniahs'of character, intelligence and
htnsss, will be addressed 70 Mai. C.. ID.
MELLON. CommandAnt Of .Conscripts,
Columbis. C.'S.
o By pommand Brig. Gen. CHEssur.
ED. IT, 'BARNWELI.
a. A. General.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-25

Fort SUMTER AED TIE YANKEEs-A
Northern paper before ns claims a portion
OF their forces made a complete circuit of
Fort Sumter 1t says:
twas Capt. Richnfd Allison, Of the I27th
regiment New York Volunteers. who com
manded Tie daring expedition which recent.
ly made the circuit Of Fort Sumter The
officers and men ~ere all in row boats anG
succeeded in passing around the fort in
safety, though only n few inmates prior to
,he. rebel ram taking her position tor the
night The feat has been attempted sew
eral times before, but this is the FIRST time
that The circuit Of The fort has been made
by any United States forces since tn. Lom
hardment Of the for, by the rebels in isaug
uraiing the war.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-25

MCCLELLAS's CHAEcE. OF the
suppOr,irg z n Democratic nominee, aud has
commenced making calculations Ms to tho
,hauces for the success Of his favorils. He
says: Congress having refused Ia admit
tho vote OF those States which have passed
ordinances Of secession. the nun, Der Of elec.
toral votes 10 bs cast 10 Noyembes will be
AL, aud It will require ll6 votes for nn
election. The t~ehty-fsur voting States
now-kansas aud West Virginia having
been added since the last Presid.ulial cleo
ion --polisd an aggregate vote Of ,S6l,bi
for Lincoln and 1,U4+,O40 for the opp. sing
candidates. so that Lincoln vas 10 a pOpu.
lar minority Of iS9,+27, although he Oh.
tainsd = majority Of the electoral votes
Were these States to vote this year as they
did ia 1864. Lincoln would receive 1873
and Mcclellan IS. But in 1861. New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana aud II inois
gave opposition nlaJ"rities, varying from
$500 to 1886. and it cannot be doubted
thai the ADMINISTRATIONS changes Of policy
will increase those m"j jotiiies iu ls6l.-
They give one HUNDRED aud nine electoral
votes, or but seven less than are necessary
10 q choice, and We can draw on New Jer.
sry Tor that number. or on our own ylori
Gus Kentucky for eleven. The Presiden-
tial election comes oil in less than twenty
dnys So snvs prsnii..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-25

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