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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
GRANDIvH0RS. SEN I. 1861.

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MIGia5agg--Ge GutsIius, Samuel Suizrr'
kely-PeIer GuyeT, Thos Comley
Rartfsy-IohH schRure, Ssml Hartman
Jissestoae--DsB' SeeJoId
Waife Deer-Iac0b Lesser, David Snecse
Bradg-Roberi Hill, A NOS Taylor
Betgi,burg,N Vino !. ReymsR
Ler0is5Yrg.S Vino Locke, Wm CDuncau,
Jos a Kremer
West BsgaIae-Wm Watson, Geo Z Sheary,
David Watson.
LeiOis-1sc0b Ruh
Usion-yalenii Sleiler
-SyFclse-Geo Gebhart, Andw Hauckr Jos
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East B.faiae-Jao Z Price
TlAgEASE JURORS.
Hrfiey--jno Church, ia Fee. ia Kieclner
Thos Church
W,;4e Desr-Ios Moyer. Hy sasz5maa, ,Dav
kaufman. lao Rasck hy B-Hnsre
B.sEalos-C;eo Rens,er Dag Il Kelly, Pen
rose seaman, Andw Ruhi. Wm steals. Jacob
Ders
LiDssstone--Jae spangIer Abra Walter, W
X Lose
Lssoi,bure, \ Vino RoIaad, AZ smuon
Lsici,sWz, $ 4-lao Zeier Cha : Yoter
csafles F Hes Wa seartes
fifiiaJnfg--s " Sa96grass, Geo Ysfger
JAe 1befior Gea r y6r Cha h6hteiiug 3sc
Deckard, Mabipn BrYmsa
Onion ssm' 5 Walef. Jat iiamfael, Chs
Cawiey. Iaiblas Sherwood
Rssg BsggIoe-Jac Kiiae Rich srabie
Easi B.Basos--Gso Smith, asi'fn Aarahd
Kelly-ABd Bdw Hafer. Icin King
Brs5y--Joha jsesrSon, ST. ahd'9 Russell
s G M'Carly
Lespss--ixsac Relish. Aaron Kiose
davfEefca-Robi Glover
keu Beyiir-Wn Benser
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Miller wanted.

4 goad Miller ran secafe good situation
Inquire OF JOHN WALLS q co
icwisburg, May 25, is64
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

" 2 wop 4 inform tie pab. 6 ma, 8 ii.sr
Tn salsIia 1sur usvis established Aurser,as
eResr DIE i.r@isbITs stains, L larger assert
nasnf ,s,ai. asI ysaFof
ttruls srd 0sasmesiaf fress. sarabs,
Ia our cid Asrsesiss y Adams ssuaty, We
nave iiie issaess star Z Of iseea--afli safgest
sizss---t1f T. ali 0i 1868 asi,a sspf,ng oi %. We
therefore Gao iafnisb ifeei ~ iatse fiaaaA-
ties 10 Deaiefs ese a. very low pfiees.
The attention u buyers and dealers is res
pecfiuiiY sniinifed 10 an exaHiaa.tos ~ or
stock. We also desire a 5ezea good ssiENgs
To sell tc-- .ae coming SpfinE
sHfl.LEk y HUMMER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

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NOTICE

NOTICE
I GU--IsHL tyEs O.. = ale ana .j-.1.s
lar -aia. u4grHrnf OF br1 trsv.f. .-t
f0B 1aEH men rHo 10 uUl= -ur !-crl rf-
c11ntF ana ulrr. 81 r.. -1y-s. ns 2 Czr-8r
fsc he raags ". it is uurators srnecrrr
thai Clf.-sfor w. o. an. sst-s % 5. cT
DEplica les ~ Jas irs Ga7 if % .#..
t'z' toe Jurors pa. &c
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02
How to be Polite.

Poi,cncss is manifested By courteous
injuries after the friends and families
Of those whom you meet, and in maaI'
testing Il cordial interest in them. 1t is
shown by dcvotins little space in every
letter to remembrance for friends
1t is highly gratifying form Of polite
ness to write occasionally to all from
whom you have received Kindness, which
warrants you in so doing. 1t is RICH; to
conform your dress, and Gin rcason) your
habits, to the tastes or feelings Of those
whose guest or associate you may be-
1t is polite and complimentary TO inquire
Of any one Of whose acquaintance your
friend may have reason to be proud. 1t
is polite, when you arc a guest, to en-
dcavor to enjoy yourself and make 9th.
crs do so. 1t is polite for those " no are
assembled in any place, to avoid heated
argument, aud all noisy remarks, or ''rc'
markab!c' conduct. 1t is polite to
promptly ask every one to take chair
who enters your house or Office, md the
more cultivated you are, the more wide
ly will you extend such cour;csics to
humble people. 1t is polite to do every
thing for another which would crafty
him or her, aud is not unreasonable. 1t
is polite to make no allusion to age. 1t
is petite to spare older people than your.
self, and women of any age, any exer.
ton or personal effort, even in the mer.
est lriles. It is polite to take no notice
whatever Of accidents or annoying oc.
currcnccs, unless BY so doing you can be
Of assistance. 1t is polite to make ready
an unstudicd sacrifices of your .exertion
or of your comfort to crafty others: as,
for instance, to always escort any lady,
or do 4 service for friend, 1t is polite
to suppress your peculiar tenncts in re.
lision or politics before those who differ
with you. 1t is polite to never take it
upon yourself in any way to punish any
person, unless it be distinctly your bust.
ness to do so. 1t is polite to avoid prac.
teal Jokes. It is polite, when you have
offended any one, or hurt his feelings in
any way, to apologize for it, as clearly
as possible, without reservation or OK.
cuse, since the moro vulgar man is the
more does he obscure and degrade an
apology by self>justiGcation. 1t is pc.
lite to express an interest in or admlra-
ton of that which is dear to others. it
is sometimes more polite to accept a gift
or courtesy, especially from humble pco.
pie, than to refuse it; and it is polite to
show the utmost kindness and courtesy
to those who have bccn reduced by ad.
versi,y. And it is something more than
polite to interpose and shield another
person from modification, wounded self.
respect; and loss of dignity.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02

\ Coon OHE.-Tn a private letter TO
the editor Of the Washington "Eepnbi-
can" from the army. the writer tells a
story of ono Of the farmers in tho v'cln'.
~ Of Cu!pcppcr, whose possessions 'a'u
IN LiS,ric, where both armies loraged
The old chap one day, while surveying
rurru!Iy the SircakS in the soil where his
fences once stood, remarked with much
feeling: :.
II haint took no siicS in this yer re.
brlliom, but III be d"= sorncd If bot"
sides haiut took me.
II nrmhar newspaper states that
N.<>r<. llnnche,iee II"rmnSicc Cana,
DnlaL!:oy lIorma<jcc CANA, and l'y'
ran,icc CANA, intend shortly to open II
house in philadelphia, in America, for
the purpose of ,ra'lc. Whcrcupon an
American paper says that the three
brothers will un'IouhtclIy receive cor
dial, if no, pronounced" welcome
On The dcccasc Of certain great man,
not muca beloved. the following was in-
ScrLcl in chalk npo:l his coach door
"ile tha, giveth to the poor, l:ndcth to
the Lord" ," y. 3. The Lord owcth un'
to this man nothing"
"A recent African traveller says: "a
cannibal is not necessarily terocous.
lie cats his lrllow.crcaturcs, not be-
cause he hates them, bu: because he
! loves them"
Too KSowISu.--A young gentleman
says he thinks that young ladies who re-
! fuse good offers Of marriage arc too "No'
! ing 10y half" --,..... ..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02
1,oo7, to the Bedroom

orsoos arc 10 occupy pcu
room n"' scales as they retire, ana ;l, End Gud
wel: :, in the morning, and they VIII ,, mud
AGAIN J." mi WEIGHT to be at least pTuno
Lass in the morning freIuc"' hounds,
ls;II he he loss Of two or more Puu ss,r
vii; , d, average loss throughput the year
and md tn, IL, a aore tIan one pound. That Is,
dn''" during o ,"I matter, which has gone o, OIL
lo"" , ,bsir lungs, and partly through 'nI M
from ' of ,be skin. The escaped mater'a,
?! pO' sarbonic acid and deeayyed aO Th;s
Il, ,S,t r%, Of poisonous calculations in'S
u; !'a ,;.;u ed through the air in part anu
i! i! u n"r, absorbed by the bed clothes. II
IN u iincle ounce Of wool or cotton cotton % o.
a 1, S,"S in a room, it will completely sat.
W." ,"., u" the air with smoke that one eau
S.r,lIr breathe, though there ca! o" .nS
be one ounce Of foreign matter III '"c
ar r. ~ oupcc Of cotton be burned every,
w hour during the night, the air wiI ~
he KEEP, continually sa'ur' tea, S %,er
smoke unless there can be an open d"ot
or window for it to escape: Now Inc
sixteen ounces Of smoke, thus icrmeu'
is far less poisonous than the siS'een
ounccs of civilizations from the lungs
and bodies Of the two persons VINO nav.
los; pound in weight during the e' ;i"'
hours Of sleeping, for while inc NY
smoke is mainly taken into the iunSs
the damp odor from the body is absorbed
| both into tic lungs and into the pore;
Of the whole body.
Need more be said to show the IN
nor;ancc Of havin. bedrooms well ven
,il,r,A. aud of thoroughly alri": Int Int
Sheets covcrlil< and mattresses IN INT
morning. before packing them up IN th'
form OF a neatly madc bcd.'-i'"p'r
.hay"nin, Hr"M.
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The Family Newspaper.

Gents may sign Cor their resalias,
Maids for their dainty cups 81 tea'
I.u, something in this pleasant world
Has greater charms for me.
'Tis not exchanging gossip
With your neichbors as they pass,
CHANGING over the latest fashions,
Nor yet looking in the glass.
1t is sitting nice and easy,
In coy old arm chair.
With an open easement nigh you.
Filled with frnSrau, summer mir,
And the weekly paper lying,
With it's choicest CONS Of thought,
Wholesome stories, poets musings,
From the Gar oN city brought.
Dropped into Your quiet window,
In the lcary country here.
Where the cricket low is chirping,
And no Earring sounds are near;
Fool it gives 50 lightsomc cheering.
For your sometimes doubling mind.
And il brings with modest teachings,
Truth that you would never find.
AMI know that yon would join me,
When I wish there SOON IN Sht he,
One in every cottage window.
From Nebraska 10 the sea;
And from all the happy inmates,
On the prairie. in the glade,
Knew how to read thcm and to love them
And would sfE TIE PRINTER rA'D.
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the number before stated--'s vastly
nearnr the truth. -----

OeaTST luc lIuth' -
Little is known at the North Oh THIS
large workin. population. for the reason
that they live remote from the grca'
travelled routes, and have been seldom
seen by travellers. They are scattered
over all the South, but arc most nuneF'
Gus in the border states and in Texas
The most of them own small farms. and
till the soil with their own hands. oome
Of them have ono or two slaves, ana IN
rare Instances the more industrious nave
acquired ten or fiftccn-but they WORK
with the blacks in the fields, and treat
them very much as our Northern farmers
treat their hired workmcn. Before the
war the traveller in the interior OF North
Carolina would have heard the axe OF
master and man falling with alternate
strokes in the depths Of the evergreen
forests, or he would have seen the two
/" campcd out together in the same tent
or pine.poIe cabin, drinking from the
same gourd-the darby always alter his
master-eating from the same rude
table, and sharing the same bed-thc
cabin foor-in common. So, too, IN
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Western
Virginia, and middle and upper Georgia,
Alabama, and Mississippi, he would have
seen the white aud the black plou&hlns
side by. side, or, barred to the waist
swinging the old fashioned scythe, III
good naturcd rivalry as. TO which could
cut the broadcst swath Of yellow wheat
or waving timothy, or tote the biggest
bundle OF corn to the evening hu>kins
bee. And when the evening had come,
he would have found them gathered IN
the old log barn, husking, and singing,
aud shouting, and dancing in company
to the tune Of sole Virginny. OF
Rose, Rose. dc coal track Rose,
played by " old Uncle Ned, "who had
no wool on the top Of his head, but
whose skinny fingers, with handy blows
couiI rap the music out Of de old ban
jocs."
The more wealthy Of this class Somc
times give their children what might be
called fair common schooI education
but fully onc.hal! Of them never learn
to read or write. The reason Of this l.
there are no schools for the common
people at the South. In village, ten
or twenty miles distant, there ma be :
prc,cn;iouS Female College, or 'rln
s,itu,e Of Learning for Young Men.
where "a little Latin and less Ercch
are dispensed to the young i'!e" at Tho
rate Of four or five hundred dollars PEI
annum; but these prices place then
stores Of knowledge" far above ;h'
reach Of the hard toilins farmer. O"Ij
in Tennessee, so far as | know, are ther'
any free schools. and the $canty siai'
allowance, which supported them, Wa
dealt out with most pacslmonius han,
by the ruling aristocracy. How mut'
light these Institutions gave the HeopI'
may be guessed at from the fact that an,
one was qualified to Instruct in then
who could = read, write, and 10 SUNS II
!, addition"
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RANK OF THE WE0l ;
Opposite the steamboat Landing
x,xAwlrA c. H., W. VA

v,xAwlIA c. H. W. 'A'
n t,e house formerly occupied by Inc
)" rASK OF CHARLESTON
prrs AND s ;sEs4sry yTep rSTiH :; %.t e.;
/! Z; &; ;s. all. ' ':"' ''''"';
instructed.
receives Money OH Deposit
and when left any r ss% 16n !"s cIyciS.
"a; TIiot :nsSf on S1 or NATsv'E for
the same. >,nvry or
Buys anil sells EH:, ES'I Banks, So''s'" or
Southern.
..ursT rRI,'i. for
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I'll. Subscribers beg lrav" (" inform '"T
rullic tia. they sill keep On l'an'! liberal
supply of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

to be found in the Quartermastsr's Depart
ment. Now we have eixty thousand buits of
ready made clothing awaiting the needs of
our troops. We have thirty thousand blank
cts, SHOES. dc. In tact, our boys have so many
good clothes that understand they trade
them off tor liquor sometimes. daughter
VIII you set . 1init to our energy after /
tell you, among q hundred other things, that
In the little town Of Tarboro', in this State,
are MAIDS cases OF keen, giittcring, surgical
instruments, requiring the highest degree u
mechanical skill In their production They
viii compare fayorably with tho best speci-
mens of European manufacture. Almost
every man see here to day is weil clothed
in the product OF our own looms and the
ladies, God bless them, look 10 their homo
spups prettier than they eser did. We wul
soon be commercially Independent Of th<
whole world. We had originally, including
million white people and fdur million blacka
Now we number not more than Ave million
white people. 7, How many troops do you
suppose Abraham has sent down a9Ainst M
In April, 1861, Lincoln called for seventy.
i've thousand men. Ooe month later &,
called for sixty four thousand From InI,
to Deeemher Qhe old fellow began "a re
scared) he called Tor 6vc hundred thousa5d
Ia July, 1862, he called Cor three hundrel
Thousand; ID Au9ust, 1Sf3, Tor three hundre<
thousand; In 1893 be drafted three hundre(
thousand, and has . draft now pending lol
nSe nundred tn0uaAnd more: making IA ~
about tvo milI!on nd thirty.niae thouaanl
men no has called for 10 send down upen u
Almost halt o. many s0ldlen 81 wo hAyl
men, women and childfSn Ia the C0n1uders<y
Their locality = about ~ questionable, Nsh1l
have Al etsrted South, - The paseenGen ol
9 lrain ~ = swaah- ftbcd By 01rkeJ