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To ths Gentlemen calling theul,e'yes Tl' cDn de-
,sgvi.A,d Irfiss" ~tose nnnoe pnrpo't 70 tsYo oep
signed a. Ts.isaoss just pnbhshed having refer
tpce 10 Msssrs. st.iBwsy sons Pianos
An.r eulogzine. in tie most srtrhyagsrs trns ifh
merit, OF the Piano you 20 On " say thSt amer lsslg
a. am med the PianOs Of various makers, yoa pro
nounce Menrs StelnwN Sopt' lARos both Crane
and square" lyon say nothing Of Uprigh's pefnsfs
YOU were not bright judBes.) "'socnPerseS ~'lS'
yioy % GAsss al"
i, may n that Won cid moi ssn THE ooS0s rt-or.
testimonial" OF did 80 sl-r hs.ty perusal bot II
your siRnstuYes were honestly obt,lDd II rooi Nat
ron hsyo certainly forgotten tho true dignity belonging
10 Artists" as we'll the usual propsrtss o! f1e-
yorI~ I.,oectfull, STopAgf MoRkr,
Manufacturers OF the S!opAar' iISos
no. IA Broadway. hev.YoTk.
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SAILING OF THB HIBISCUS.
NEVADA Asp THE SANITARY FUsr.-Alma

NByADA AED THE SANITARY FUsn.-Alma-
rin j. Paul esq. President Of tbs Nevada branch OF
tho United State, Sanitary Commission has issCed an
address to the citizens Of Nevada in which hs rser,
and dwes upon ths good they lave done through the
contributions to tho Sanitary Pair He ssy, tina, whea
peace becomes . peace TO fsct-whsn tho records Of
SLps snd Territories reviewed. by future roherstions
know who sustained and helped the Governnent Ia
her greatest trial then tho historian will point Ne
vadss and by her sanitary contributions thai
-ho too wss loyal and hail he' a. th. "Lsesa and
I0ynl Hersda." Ne gives the following recsp.tuAtDn
Ok Contributions BY tie dasGeA, counos In the state;
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opportunity OF presenting my imprisonment IN Ken
tuosy during twelve years and half shall plead no
excuse but the claims OF humanity; aud II shali DO
able 10 give 1t to the reading public shall crave
sondcsceasion TO commissra,e ny error. an yours,
CALVIN fARBASK-
FNis-,brry. Hiss., Nov. 30. laG4.
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on VILLA.

Oyrfc. 90 tbs PHKs,pcsY PErnoLsuu COMPANY. No.
Il fscsjwsy. room No S. New iork-The Company ere
now ready TO Ffsnt esA>s liberal terms 10 parties whA
Wish 10 sink wells Thei la ds undriad by oil brarns
Iok ae situated the AIesny River. tenioch snd os
cupne Creekt embrscn: OF ten and bali oee
OF
SuPyRloE BoRiSa TsnRIroRr,
ard present nducssnrn For trus eud part caafs
apply TO JoHs ~ CLAPp resident Superintendent Ut frei
dent 'ensnso Corny Pa 81 the ofce OF tho company al
sbove.
Anoar EDWARDS, President
I Z, Coylyr
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GIVE CONSTITUTION WArER A Fam Trial
We u,.e Won who are under syse Irs earn nom
ve,. 20 ye,r md we payticusry AYde 10 ladies who
~ tly rcsorng 20 ioosi rass. and eu sorts
of local sppcs!os for disease with - mech esnoe OF
eur,sgs a. the ~ would be- vu local applications 10 me
HogGAs g. AIIgS. No. &c ClF&t.. ard al druggists.
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IAdyeYtis>msrIl

Ir il Passive Suicide 20 Permit the
h.n 10 h. undermined tbs enA'isa.!on broken, snd
,hr leaae OF life shortened by eow pls'hA s"n
stint;on bousress indigestion. chronic htsdache, or
intermittent or rcuttsot fsrer', when = ~ 'cs ~
,.blisbed BY unquestioned esLbIss thst He'r1d1fhs
STonArg TIT1r.1 viii prevent OF remove thee svts.
GA syeryyhep. Eew.York Office No. ~ CetafE,
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highest responsibility wish to get young son es@ecu years
Of age. out OF bad influences He has been led sstray. aud
thorsh c' kind b-ar easiy drawn into wrong doing
real houe retired from any large place. healthy where And
norsl nurnce and friendly Interest would be benaed With
erons stem control gyns the yops an enough pleasure
and work 10 interest hin country life. Some one who
afraid o Thinning weak minded boy who needs physical
and uenta drilling ssch person would he largely efnnner
ted and receive the gratitude of Pcrnts who wocld WI
nsly 60 with linn to tho country Il they could. Address
CRY PARLNTs. Boz No lgs Jrnun. Office.
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Business Notices.

Coins Ayp Cor6Hs-Sudden changes OF
o,u... are .oaIcs, o. Passeae,y al b'otol Aft>tSS'
p,.p,, h.y.n. proved ia, Guy,s .dos .r, 'pcsiay
when than In The early ssss o. eisssa' take - Oh"
g,eo0. BrsA.sI 2ysas." i. The Cold Cough o. irrt'-
Mon Of N, Thrs BE- dsh. ,, A'' Pr'csos''o
..,. ..,,ou, ,,..si usy be ssse,usny wsrdsd o.
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MARRlE ID.

n ,fhnRipGb-DlCk-On Monday. D-c y, By tte Rev
a. i ,l.-, n d. John Bsinbasr To ks.s, re, dsnsh
fsr Of John NJ II. s,q.. all Of thu ciy No card.
-wATTRBunyAt Stanford Conn, On the
lnn ms ~ N. l~v T. Francis. John kdDn Qpin,ifd
CIV ciy 10 M's H.sy A. wai~Teury ef'he former p'S'
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UoIIr.AY Suns AND OvHEoGAys
{Boys from $40 20 Gu
}Mcps nom 90 to 81
" BRnxAv - Fourtb.3vo.. opp1fe CnTrb tL"n
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..i and pure holy chefsnso tho re-
,sineu sn,o gsaass Heaven bo.ns hog-Chan;y
Tho cts.by cyo.ed do lst-r thing than 10 visst
IHE KEROSENE LAMP HEATER co.
No. 2O6 Pssn-ss-. n. Y, aud i~rshsseA
KEROSENE Oh GAS
COOKING OR HEATING STOVE.
nlais HOLIDAY PRESENT 10 q 'lsI isissds
Nho haze need 20 eroaooiize In thsr
HOUSEHOLD ExrENSES
NO SMOKf., ASHES, D!R1, U 0DOR!!
ps,orip,iy. pss1 ph.ei .nd efcosr naled gratis
WM. q. RCssfLt- rrs,,.
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y. A. Kenncay's Extra Fine Family Crackers
ard Biscuits, Canbridg-pc,t hs.a sold by ell hf,'
rlsss rrur-rs J. N King. Aet. 10 CorSsncSfl., " i.
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tAlv@y,irfrsst.l

JgrrZRs- No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
IN .eu his I.sdlss' md ClildTrn's sno,s and tony
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lkduY,iscu0t.i

Ky,rrrxG MACHIzEs-ior plain or fancy snEt
ting, different sixes and gSrpcs. AZ Gsf ~ l'f-
DaI TOY X Nrrrr,G- MACHINE Co. No - BrgadvsJ.
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WnpEBs PATENT SALAhAxDss SASu,
pafsf. Ne IN hAUU ~
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4 Full Assortment a
iNDIARUBbER JEWkLRS,
Ves Chatns Chsteisncs. hrscsst,, Btseeles.
Ba-kles Chs-ris. R.n2s A.. ke. AlsS,
INDIARUBBER TOYS, BALLS
DOLL HEADS AND FANCY ARTICLES
IN sycs, variety fnr ssio by
GuODYEAR'j !. X. q. MIS- Comp,ny.
10. sp5 Bsestusy, ne.s u.lcn-u-
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Ar O1p PRrcss-Wedding. Visiting and bai
e.. S,.,asss slsr.ss y.sa xn Brsstusy ees Duanass
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GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures f.tnIency. weakness end
general debility u laAxes the,
weary ambitious the EeeblD
strong, tho deSilitst-d lssshhy
TOR Il enables tho pstieas
TO taks plenty Of healthy
food. which u the parent Of
the body.
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CO.'S
DYSPEPSIA CURE
Il . pur-ly vegetable pc,psr~
ticn. contains no opissfs. no
poison. nothing hartsrL bot
act. psompuy. surely and I'M
uscdiately.
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(o2elJ Oh I'M vs. n

Totsl................--S S2el5 Oh Sl"4.so ~
Averare DIT voter OF 'bs entire Territorial vote ~
Der Constitutional vote Of JsnuGy. lso In gold COLI
e. IL; III currency. SD H.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you 10 eat q hearty
meal wiihost fear Of d!suoss
s.terwAri. for Is viii stop Is asI
soon q 1, Is swallowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

Dr. Wistar's BsIsaR Of Wild Cherry
ONE OF 1rE OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN THE WORLD FOR
COUGHS COLDS. HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,
And ell diseases OK the THROAT. LUNGS, aud Cht.sr.
u doc. dry up osush ard isave the seeds Of
o, IN ,he sy, but osens and cis the lung oil all
IN uri,ies Price ore doiln bottle.
For sale by
l. r DINSMORT. Nc. sei BROADWAY. Nev: fort-
y W FONLE 4 Co, No. rs THEhON1ST.. Boston.
and BY AZ Druyyis,s.
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Browns standard scales,
USRD BY THE UNITED STATES AND FOREi0H
GOVERNMENTS FOR MORE THAN
THIRTY YEARS.
ADAPTED To ANY BRANCH OF GUINNESS FOR
FOREIGN on HOME MARKETS.
WARRANTED ACCURATE And DURABLE.
SALES ROOMS BARCLAY ST.. Tear Rrpsdvsy.
K BROWN. Msnufsct1rer.
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GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is Che bet remedy In tha
world for dyspsp~,s, tndiges-
ton. sok besdsche, heart
burn, fsver asd ssue nsuses
III stomach. and. IN iact al
di.sssoA OF psius in the stsm-
arh or bswvk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

|Ovyp osx MILLION 6ottics q
GOES
COUGH BAISSAM
are sold annually. s.1 -
people al proacSnce q
be@ eoosh pePsrstiea -
eyes used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

FURNITURE. FOR The HOLIDAYS
REDUCED PROPS.
MANurAcToRY AND WAxGRooMs.
NoA e6 AND " EAST HOUtlOSeT..
Strw u AL hV GODS W1AaR1NrGp,
Hsndsone Decorated Dinner Sets, $50 20 S70O.
sop VARIETIES,
,o.ah,.ly the LAsOHsf aud BESr ASSORTMENT va
have ever offered Also
BRONZE and MARBLE MATTEL SITS, GLASS
WARE. SILVER ndPLarEp WARE,to.
E.v.H AUGHwOUT& Co.
Nos asa, 40 and d82 Broadway. Of Broousa
Ptse Table and Pocket Cutlery,
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
BOYS sLEHKs. SKATES AND TOOL CHESTS.
Tn. ffes. assortment OF ENGLISH SKATES in the city
for L.aes end Gee.i.u.ep.
w N. SEYMOUR Co, No casshsn sassrr.
Ohapped Hsnds, Face, Lips. ssssaln. etc'-
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURE--HE6EAAN
cos CAMPHoR ICE WITH 0LYcERiHE q used a.
corns 10 The directions, will bA' s' In sh' o"dss
v.atAss Price - ssns By NAL on 'ssp' o. " cuns
uYCrNAN CO. Chsmixs and DrusyjsA Ma 7sA ~
l And "a, Bro.sv,y And corner i7tbsl sas ttsay Sold
~ dvssistA
In Cham.onniere FrsnSaise.-A,s ns-tins u shs
society held p.a A- NJ Sey yS. .Ss.a - -.
49,: - rssts Unls asd h the reds:tcrs, fUs the ps-S
roh sutitIsI Coed EHSnpls which hN spPesIsa IN tss
~ q, .s.'''A'' C. E s.ensRS ..
aDtAasAd Rl1D
n an dssenpae.s, hsn TWENTY-FIVE pOth1 AH e
SSrxysN HUNDRED DOLLARS each tos snIa 81 0EOkuE
XLLEN, No as Bsssavsy. deer bsi'v canas' sos
pesly No. II Ws1tt
DaUey,s MaSical PAh KxflacssS sascM -
everyeeiys hpuss IN MFAILlBL& sass - - sess
esces Rhsassisu ChblanA Coma Cses - !fsises roe
sas By oil ru0hb u - ssan pss box os"@a "ses 10
u HteNyN-
Pay q ryasasosss 81 We SsieSsea :: e ~
DNsduSy ~
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.ss:s FITS osE DOLLAR ss!a b, draas" '7sv-
C. @. CLARK Co., Propristsrs
Nsw-Hsvsa. Con.
DEMAs BARNES Co.
No. 81 Psrk cs~,
&c WELLS L Co..
No. lisFeankimA.
III. y. HELMBOLD,
No. so Bsosdwsy. Gsaersl ASssaa.
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A HOLIDAY PRESENT.

Wiz, shaiY bel Why -, OF iIf.tols sure 70 c7ii
,on Hy,pxk No SO Br9.twsy cnner F'or e., Were 1oN
ar, ere to ses senoino ss:.,s st redlesj R.se@
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GOES
COUGH BAL5AM
lis warranted 10 give sstxfaep
tiou % the money refunded
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GOES
COUGH BALSA4
is The larges: botils n -
world for tie price. thorU6Ho
not only tbn bsss. bob -
chesposi medicine eslAaa
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an spPet1s--sives vnsoi
ana strength 20 the S'hsis
system.
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tAiD--JOuN y. tthit, Ill Wow VI lile iDl-
ueda, the Season would draw the s,ention Of
the fshioabh world and the pubic g. h extensive stock of
Apiss Misses FRS sDd the moderate prices which
he DOT. mined 70 afx them assoitmeut
f.sred rrpressy for approaching coIPrss to
popular fancy fur. ~ the day together with many superb set'
OF Royal Er,nins aud Nh and Hudson Bay Sable
The stock Of Sleigh Robes he sides tho Usual ysrcv, In
cuds n6cept specimens of Arctic Yes Rcbe. whr
the Polar snow aud ample dimensions. Also Ladies Fur
Hoods sud Foo, Muf. Oen'lepsn- bur ConIs snd Gloves
Tie entire exposition which ccrHpre Is remarkable
ici 1t, variety and belu,y. Jso. n GENIE
No SO Broadway ST. Nclolss Hotel
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Sold by dpls;ts.s eyE.
vAese- Pdce ONE OOLLAR
psr both.
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COR's
COUGH BAL6M
oost . bue
FORTY Cent?
Tee bo.;is hosds moeD 6haB
sDy other ~ the sams pso1A
Ths medicine k.sR 90.
r.ntrd superior " I'll o,hsR
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A CARD.


T. n BROOKS having H.. greater convenience OF himself
snd customers resved from his old IN fuon.t .nd
hi. business his connodins Broad
store prepared offer tho inspection OF hs
patrons, the beautiful assortment OF boor-. SHOES,
CATERS AID SLIPPER. be found In til. City His stocA Of
goods comprises every variety OF siye for Ladies' Gems
Misses Boys ard Children. The public invited cal and
sIInne No us Broadway opposite the Metz Hotel
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Pay q Ryosaaasss Il We ss.ieIsed ss e -
DtvSdUvy U>ak
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=. 1,s.,~..nSere FranSaise.-,Ats ms-tias " ,h
,or.., "a on Dss iSt. hss besn unsn;acasiy sosd
"ThsuIs shouH b. fsssrssd 10 Mt lA.ns sdksi q n
ah .nsssl.i Coed Example which hAs appeared IN u
. ~ No DAY conserving philsntAxopie ohiset
P.yys,,,r ssrrstsgy. G.. ALLOABERr. Prssitsaf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07
MOWER AND REAPER.

would refer those wishing TO purchase the
coming season to the following named per-
sons, who purchased of the last season:
Jos. VI Ncsht, Joseph Cauior, Thomas strawbridce
FIR derrick Bros. Hiram Dunkle, Charles Huttrnsteiu,
John Iiasg David Stahln.cker. Jesse Smith, and
Thomas Neshit. Of Northumberland county.
CHRISTIAN Suiizfuss Jacob >tulrzuss. Robert Barber,
Frederick pontius tin. hieckner Martin NeSrll, John
Mover. samuel relmSn S. Walter, John IL. larger,
of Union county.
Samuel Shafier, Henry Yahm John weeter. Samuel
Nrif Eli Shum.n Martin Best Abraham Ziegler. Abrs
ham Fetter. Amos Miller, James Bell u. I. Stambauch,
Alfred Moore. jesse Ruh. George huZ. Philip Baker,
Peter Albright Henry Siafcr, Howard Rupert, Philip
Bent, Samuel Gootyear Joseph J. Brahm, of Cumbe..
land county.
John Haldrman. Daniel Debler, Vim. Vert Peter
Hby, Jonathan B,uawitz. Philip Lcbo Jonathan Ri.gl..
David Weaver. T.. Il J. burlington. H. Lenkert, William
Metz. Jacob S shsd-. of nauphn county.
John Mover, David LIS. John Tyer. Adam Snyder,
Valentine Wagner, franklin Epting, Chrstc her line,
Nm. X. seaman, Jacob Huyest, of Lebanon county
George Straver John Z"rb-, Samuel Gibson. III Earto,
james Clark X. D. Kline George Skisser Andrew IIo-
e-nioubl-r. Robert Havrs Charles Ra al Bubb Miilrr
James Warner, John Smith. Wm. H. Frsron. W. J. Me-
hafcy Il IIinkle Jacob Bond Of Lycoming and C!iu-
ton counties.
We could refer TO hundreds of others in
the above and adjoining counties. bu, think
ii unnecessary. Feb %. '64
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07

IiaRrLEr"s Union Co, Nov. 81, 1853
Dear Sir: Nv liver a nd stomach badly diseased
That all who up, Doctors and all but
continued to tlfr your medicine and it currd and
] now am we'll. know N number in my Deighborh
that had lung and liver complaints that cured by
niririn-. A. life sweet, would advise all ghO
afflicted with disease TO give cali aud lite
and money. Yours truly, JOHN GOODLANbER.
HARTLEToS, Union Co. Nov. % 1853.
Dear SIR: afflicted with rheumatism foT a IN
her of year. and was cured By your u-dirn'. ]
not able to leave my bed when commenced taking your
valuable medicine, and hal been attended b. two
other ply siciaIs. Yours truly, JOSEPH MILLER.
LtURELroy, Union Co, Nov. II. 1863.
Dr. :. u. Knight: Dear Sir-I afflicted with
FheuTDatism: r"ui walk step and two bottles
OF your valuable IN rlrine cured me in a short time
advise all who afflicted with this disease apply
you anu get cured. Yours truly, j. BROUsE.
HsETLET. Union Co.. Nov Is Ist;;.
DR.. :. II. KNIGHT Dear Sri send YOU this state
ment In order TO benefit suffering humanity. My wife
lay long time with consumption aud her lif.
cry given up hy all. advised try med
icine, doctors. continue with treatment: your
medicine cured herr she l. we'll would advise all
who afflicted with lung live diseasr 20 t. YOU
or send fuT YOU, get medicine, and save life sud
money. iio2iI Yours rrspy, JOHN CALLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07
Frow Rer. DR.. Bro,rn, Editor If the Encycropeiia of
Rel Sa,

From Rer. Dr. Bro,rn, Editor If The Ercyciopsiia Of
Religious knoui.dgs.
Although not disposed To favor IT recommend Patent
Medicines general, through distrust Of their ingr.
and effects, yet know Of sufficient why
a man may testify the benefit he believes himself
TO have received from any simpl. preparation. the
hope that he thus contribute the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard 10 'IIOofand's
German Bitters prepared by DR. NJ jackson, of this
city. because WAS prejudeed against thrm for years.
under the impression that they chi"y alcoholic
mixture am indebted tony friend Robert shoemaker
Esq for the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests
and for encouragement to try them hen suffering from
great md long continued debility The Of three bot
ties of hes. Btsrs, at the beginning OF the present
followed by evident relief and restoration 10
degree OF bodily and mental viyor which bad not felt
in six months before, and had almost despared Of regal
ming. therefore thank God and my friend for directing
IL to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN PHILADELPHIA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07

Tried 1t Ayain.-NOs satisfied with bis
overwhelming defeat in his struggle for
the sword at the New York fair, certain
friends of Mcclellan made another effort
for sw ord a, the ST. Louis fair-but the
friends Of Gen. Hancock rallied and gave
him ",hs. sword" by several Thousands
Of a majori,y-just As easy!
The news in Europe Of the progress
OF Grant, caused the Rebel loans to
deSliac Z 4 per ceut.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07

rcA-rhe following half Jocuar and half
serious "pome" We read with interest when
a lad, and parts Of it remembered. Thank
whoever "resurrec;ed" it, for many will
relish the varied ponderings Of York
State Yankee nearly forty years ago:
Thoughts on viewing the Fails Of Niagara.
wonder how long you've been roariu'
Al This internal rate!
l xenI-r If ALL ys been pouriu
ud be csphrred on slate!
wonder how such ,hundsrin' sounded
When all New York "a. rusdsi
s'pose iise!y SOM lujan. have ben drovnded
When rains have raised your nooSs
Iuorr-r IL wild st-gs and lui'soes
Haven't stood wh.re nos stand.
Well ,ros irus scared al h.st they stub thsr toee,
] <Oudrr where they d land.
Wonder il that rainbow has hsen shinin'
sIur- SUNRISE at Creation,
Al. this waterfall been unierminin
With constant sl'atterstion!
That Noes never mentioned ye. I've won1red,
Nh- other things desrrihin':
Nv rs-isnre, how must have fOamsd Ind thundered
" hen III. prOge was subsidin''
NV thoughts are strange magnificent, and deep,
%hsn look down tn thsr
U.e. glorious place for washing sheep
Niagara would lie!
Ana, al. xhst tremendous water power
l. ~astrl DER its ed.r.
One man m .ht furnish all the world with four
NIih s.Eslc privilege.
wo-d~r how many timss the Lakes have all
Re.u 'mptied over here!
VII, nntun didn'i feed the grand Cannwl
Up here think is queer
rhs Thoughts are very strange which crowd my brain"
While I look NJ To thee:
sneh thoughts / nerr e1Y Yect to have again,
To all eternity
MAGMA FAILS, le.i.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07
Agricultural Implements.

A GRICELTURAL Implements. since the
"A commencement of this War. have been
in great demand, and good machines are val
liable as TO their merits and worth only.
In The year 1862, Messrs. J. $. MARSH &
co. sold one OF their Improved Reapers 10
Henry Stuck for $3.50. On The 18Th of Febi
ruary. Me same Reaper ,cas sod at Pubic,
Sal, on The Girmc IF Henry Suck, near Carlisle
far SI39, after beng used f,ro seasons.
Messrs, ]. s. Marsh q Co. are manufactu-
ring a large number of their machines, with
Improvements. this season. for the coming
HayIng and Harvest; and as 10 the merits Of
thsir FINN hRnRh
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07
DAVID GIWTER & SON

DAVID GlWTEK u SUN
HAVE removed their Chair and Ca
binet Ware.roOns 10 the larger
and more commcdIuus rooms, laIe the resld-
en,.e of WIN. Frick, on the
Corner Of Third and Market Sis. ttwisburg.
where they have on hand The LARGEST and
REST ASSORTMENT Of Work ever offered
toihe public ia ID : vicinity comprising Dress
Bureaus and Fancy wa-hstands Of the latr-t -tyes,
Sofas airseat Chairs Canrselt Chairs Hooking Chairs,
Fta,ereS Hat Racks Towel arss. J"nuy LIND and Of
i.ge Bedst.ads Fancy Lounges Fancy Tables &c also
bani-BarroOG and Otico ChaiT--W ho-sal~ or Fetal
We also attend to the UNDERTAKING
business IN al it, branches Being provided with Fancy
HEAR rs ami Fi,h'> Patent Metallic Burial Gases,
aud IOFEiNS If our manufacture always on hHud,
49, are ready at time within hours notice. 10
wait any and ali "ho may favor " ~ith n esll
Having none but The best workmen, =
wAgEAST all Furniture manufactured By Us, and ~
DEFY comp' titipn either in prics or -ty!e. 81
.KBpfaciory on " la Street,
where Cabinet and House Turning Scroll and
Rip Ss~in. done short noc and reasonable terms.
A good assortment ofLUMBER always on
hand for Newell Posts, Bannisters and Hand Railing.
VRrrAIRISs of all kinds done as usual.
NIB. ANY wolk not on hand will be made
as soon possible.
Thankful for past favors, we still expect
continuance of the same.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.

From The Pastor ef he G,rmonto~n Bdptist church
Dr. c. NJ Jackson-Dear sir: Personal experience ena-
bl.s that regard the German Biirrs prepared
by YOU a. a excrllsut medicine. In cases OF a
severe cold ard general debility, have been greatly
b-n t.d by the Of the bters, Hnd toub: not that
they " i'll produce similar effects ON others.
Yours truly, WARREN EANDOLPh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07

Irecollect when boy attending q Gel
ebra,ion Of the anniversary Of the Battle
Of Bennington, on the old battle-ground,
aud . Hoosic Du,chmau offered toast
that seems peculiarly appropriate to the
present time. 1t was this:
"Domes,ic ,raitors-may da hang BY
de edge Of de moon wild dare 6ogers
creased ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-07

0, !SaanetM While Emperors and
Kings, Mahommedans and Greeks, are
aholishiug Slavery and acknowledging the
equal rights and brotherhood Of mankind,
We have in America profe.sed Christians
aud Democrats who adrocate Slavery. and
print articles 10 lis favor 10 both English
aud German!