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STATE oF N,iNE.

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-12
From the Front.
NEAR PETERSBURG, July

ANEAb
We are in sight Of Petersburg, getting
closer, aud are better prepared to resist
attacks. We are impregnsble, as the
Rebels learn to their sorrow. Gen. vii.
son, about whom We bad some fears, came
in this morning, all right, and bad done
good service We are getting some large
guns in position, aud then you will hear
FROM us iu thunder tones. Best OF spirit
prevails throughout the army, and all are
satisfied that we will win. 1t will take
time, but be not alarmed.
Ii is dreadful hot, here--no rain for
over a month pss,--our soldiers suffer, and
many get sick, when We send them North.
Ny friends must excuse me for not
writing to them-for | have not time.
You have no idea Of the amount OF
good the Sanitary Commission is doing,
verywhere--iu GU. ur.hospi,sls, in the field,
yes, their agents even 20 up to the very
rife pits, in sight Of the enemy, and dis
tribute their lemons, pickles, tomatoes,
sourkrout, onions, &c., by the thousand
poauds We could not do without the
Commissions speak from experience,
when | say they are doing no5ly for our
.ick and wounded. I. sc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-12
Ea will not Run.

For time, ULYSSES 5. GRANT suffered
from the praise Of suspicious politicians
men who Lindered our government much
as they could, yet professed an anxiety to
make the governments ablest warrior, q
candidate for Presideut-proyi'e,l that be
continued successful, and proOidc2 they
had no hope with candidate of their own
stripe. Their only principle is, "auybody
to beat Abe Lincoln and get the Offices"
OF late, they have changed their tune {:
they cease to praise Grant-they say he
has doue nothiug-,bat Lee is greatly his
superior-aDd beiittle bin all they can.
The reason of this is the fact, as alleged,
that be has pOstiveIy ryased to be their
caudidatc-he will be no ones candidate
for anything until Rebellion is crushed
Last of all will he run against his friend
and patron, Abraham Lincoln!
Patriotic man! "On that line" single
eyed, he "moves on the enemy's works"
until they are made harmless. With no
personal or partizan malice-regardless Of
self interest-how immessursb!y be towers
above such ''soreAeads" as Mcclellan, Ere.
mont, Cochran, and Buel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-12
HEAR THE GOVERNOR !!
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, Pa, July 10, 1864.

To the People IF RsRnsyiconia.
| refer to my recent Proclamation, call
ing for troops, aud the requesticn of the
President You are not responding freely.
The enemies of our Government axe act
i've iu deterring you, aud efforts have been
made TO dissuade you from the belief that
any considerable Rebel force is in your
vicinity, and many of our most loyal
patriotic citizens have been thus deceived.
Similar efforts we're too successfully made,
last year, at the moment when Lees army
was actually on your borders.
Dispatches have been this morning
received, establishing the fact that Gen
Wallace, with ten thousand 90, ,0O0) men,
was yesterday compelled to fal! back from
Frederick. He is believed to be in retreat
towards Baltimore.
The communication between this point
and Baltimore was cut, this morning by
the Rebels, below Cockeysville.
The authorities of the United States, at
Washington, are SO impressed with the
necessity, of immediate efforts, that they
have this morning, by Telegraph, author
lied men to be mustered il BY companies
which they had yesterday peremp,Orily
refused.
1t is my duty to state to you the fact
that your Country requires your immedi-
ste service, and the safety of your own
soil and of our good neighbors in Mary
land, may depend on your prOmptness.
Recollect that the mode of enistiDg
men is at the discretion of the G Government,
and is the duty of all to obey this regli-
sition. 1t would be disgracetul to you
to waste time in otjectiug to matters of
form and detail, or to profess that you
would 60 if called in some different way.
Those who want an excuse for skulking,
may do so, but all who desire to do their
duty to their country, will scorn such
subterfuges.
Turn, therefore, deaf ear to all mis-
chievous suggestions from any quarter
Do not lend yourselves to a betrayal of
your country. Come forward, like men,
to aid her. The Rebel forces will be easily
defeated and driven away, if you do your
duty, and l pray God so to eulighten you
that the honor Of the Commonwealth may
be maintained. A.G CURTIN.
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Honorary Substitutes.

The Government proposes to give ladies,
and gentlemen not subject to military
duty, chance to enrol themselves, by
proxy, among the defenders of their
country. Every one furnishing q sUBsrI.
TUTE, under certain terms, to have an
engraved certificate Of that fact, as last.
ing memorial of their efforts.
In Lewisburg, in Union county, oil
over the North, are men and women who
can procure one or more substitutes, for
this object. Committees might proceed
TO the States in rebellion and enlist oon.
trabards, or men disposed for service at
home may be engaged. 1t seems to rs
this is practical aud attractive mode Of
aiding the great cause in this crisis.
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Reserves 9 months men. Dis
charged Volunteers

You best understand the use Of arms, and
how to instruct new recruits To you the
country looks for leaders iu this emergency
Every man must judge for himself whether
he can and shall go-but the quicker the
rally, from town and from country, from
mountain and valley, the better.
One thousand men with their own
horses) are wanted. Immediately, at IIar-
risburg.
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Our forces have evacuated Frederick,
retired in this direction, and now OCCUPY
position south Of the Monocacy.
The rebels occupy Frederick, but in
what force is not positively known. Re-
ports say 1000, and that they are com
manded by Breckinridge. .
There are reports that another Rebel
force has crossed the Potomac near Ed.
wards Ferry, and have moved 10 the d.
teeiion OF urbauna, but in what force is
not knoHn. This is supposed to be an
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TO ARMS! !
TO Arms again!

The danger Of Invasion, against which
our Government warned Us, was not
groundless, and men are needed
Last Thursday night, the ddoaace of
the Rebel army was met at Frederick,
and, after three attempts to enter it was
gallsutly driven back to he shelter of the
mountain between that city and Hagers-
town. On Friday aud Saturday, however,
the Rebel force ia full. Concealed befOre)
came on, driving our men before them,
and taking the way towards Baltimore.
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~We learn of quite . number Of
recruits coming forward, in our county,
under tho late alarm, but can not say
positively when they will leave for service.
Let no one, inclined to 60, wait to be
called on, but make fox some head-qusrter
as soon IS may be.
P.S. Capt M'Call expects to start this
Tuesday, morning with full Company.
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United States Claim Agents.

4 LICENSE having been granted to the
n undersigned TO carry on the business OF
United States Claim Agents IN Union county,
tbey will attend promptly to The collection OF
back pay aud boun,ies and the procuring OF
peps,ons for soldiers or their legal representa-
lives, and the prosecution Of claims against
the, United States.
JAMES F. & JOHN B. LINN
Lewisburg. March 90, 1864
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Estate of John Diei!enderfer, Sen, decd.

7 ETTERS of Administration on the estate
Ia of John DieiendeTfer, Sr, deed, late of
White Deer township, Union county, having
been granted TO the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will presen, them
duly authenticated for settlement TO
JOHN H. CAMPBELL. Adm'r
White Deer Mills, June IA, 1864 pd
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DR.. Tobias Venitian Liniment.

DR.. Tobias Venitian Liniment.
MORE TESTIMONY!-This is TO certify
Nl that for the last five years l have used
in my family Or. Tobias celebrated Venitian
Liniment. and in every instance have found
it equal to his recommendations. ! have
found it 10 give almost instantaneous relief
in cases Of toothache. Group, bilious collie.
sore throat, pain in the chest and back, and
rheumatism. ! cheerfully commend its trial
to every one afflicted with any Of the above
named diseases. JAxEs H. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. Is, 1851
Sold by all Druggists. Ofice-56, Cortlandt
street, New York
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S0rOn the 9th inst, the Warriorsmark
ladies' gave sumptuous dinner, in grove
near the edge of town, to the returned Co.
H. 9th "a Reserves The spectators we're
numerous, there was martial music, sing
ing BY the ladies, and welcoming speeches
from Rev.J. A. Demoyer, Rev Geo. Guyer,
Mr. Thad Stevens, and DR.. Harvey.
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Edwin D. James is an estimable citizen
Of Philadelphia, who seeks and holds no
office, and whose name even is not connec-
ted with the business firm of which he is
q member 10 bis sbseocs. friends voted
bun tns splendid Union Vase ss the lsts
Central Far.
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Troops have reached Baltimore from
drsnts army, doubtless.
Nothing ftam Hagristurs up - noou Of
a'nasy.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9-The Bulletin
has special from Gen. Hancock, stating
that Ewells, Breckinridge's and Rhodes
corps are on this side of the Potomac.
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Important to Taxpayers.
CEMENT. CEMENT!!

T'HE subscriber would respectfully inform
/ his old customers, and the public gene.
rally, that he will have constantly on hand
and for sale full supply of his superior
Hydraulic Cement. Persons al distance on
the line of Canal or Railroad can have their
orders filled al short notice.
Address ROBERT VALENTINE,
BelIefonte, Ps
TEsTINONTAL.
We do certify that we have used the above
Cement in the erection of the Bellefonte Water
Works, and take pleasure in recommending
il 10 all persons in need of good article.
msJan?s Wilson & TATE.