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Ctrculatiun of uy Nt-.4,4HT m L'nion ounty.
Freeilnm, national ; Slavery, sectional !
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iat aaMbtr lurk of Hlste Trrrlixr)' by Eilrasloa.
Purrlntsc, or (ou.iurs.
Th. mbnvs are. aod will he th to l.a.?inz trinri.l.i
b-lore lb. country, UDtil Ui. j mre Tirt.irioti!. : n.i.1 w,
mil them to nor mri lt-l. ther.- In tins, until lliy
v in triumili atx.vt tlip Ntinul CiiUj mt W ti
logtoa. itUttll MiHtri' Journal.
TOR AI'DITOR CiKNKRAt.,
THOMAS K. COCHRAN of York ;
FOR Rl-RVEVOR !ENKRAIM I
WILLIAM H. KEIM of Dcrks. j
The Progress of Republicanism, j
k talon kI Prlnrlplr. !
Not only is the Itepnblican jiriuci-
nlc fOITOSITlOS TO THE SIT.tl.YD OK
Fi.AVEitv) extending in Missouri and
oilier Slave State', but it is fast leav-1
oninj the Pro-Slavery elements in
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana,
ami Illinois, which, by the mad or
traitorous Fillmore movement, elect-,
ud Buchanan. "Straightism" is most
ly extinct, and the leaders of it will
have only theutselcn to ".sell" iu ISM;
the honest men who they betrayed in
have left them. j
The most imposing demonstration
of the strength and of the concilia-'
."m :.T : i L. i-..: ... . i
pie's Stato Convention at Ilarrislnirg.
The Platform adopted by that Con
vention, is satisfactory, perfectly, to
the great mass of the Kcpuidican par
ty. We ask our readers to read that
Platform to preserve it and to sec
how nearlv it resemble? the views
that would lie expressed by an ojm ii
Republican Convention. And vot
that was not exclusively such a fath
ering. Some of those w ho came into
it, came with a secret, ufiilialcd
scheme to crush out all expressions of
hostility toward the Ciaut Cinueol
our Nation, and to pervert it into a
O. H. WORDEM J.
Fclicme lor a new party Uestitutc ol p9(,p!e will be apt to take all your home
all vital principle. Hut those con- b witU lwfu big ..graini 0f allow- j
s Pirators were themselves "crulied ., of is ,iic lmbcr. !
out fy me cieicruiiiicu
will oi the
lrecincn of the North, the West, aiK
(j
on-.. .nocil.,..,,,!..
out tho State. Their stand wasin
thO roininittce, aud, tlierO UcIcatCd,
they wisuly yielded, aud made the best
of necc'itv. I
W'p trust the time-servino- reckless 1
.,..;. .;,,l.l .,. f .t, iinJiInn
if..r evere nnrt v bus it fr..,l mill
its bad men.) w ill from this time try
tt .' -'"jjuL.i nt shkt ;
and no longer endeavor to check the .
intelligent will of the overwhelming '
inajonty ol those witii whom uiey act.
"rreedoin is National, and Slavery is
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!tlA ll'lTilll. Tfl '
WV.HUI1UI. aaut sv u a II
see the r illniorc, the
the exclusive Old Lino
State, so cordially adopting the Flat-
form and the Candidates oftlic liar-1
risburg June Convention. On such !
a platform only, a National Union
can be formed. In the past we have
opposed each other so resolutely.
On this platform where we now are
agreed let us see how large shall
le the majority, aud how emphatic
the record, against liuchanau aud
Slavery extension.
Is he a Candidate, or Not ?
On our outer form will be found
thcarefully prepared ubannerv under
which Judge Douckas will sail for a
few week:?, or perhaps month?, to
come. We consider it a very evasive,
non-committal affair. lf,'' savs he
in effect "a majority of the Dele-
,
..- ..-n .,- f..;.,.,. la an. I nnrUrm - '
)i.K9.iv in. .ot.n ...niuv, ,. ,
'J)earocracy' or 'squatter Fovrcignty'
dogmas, thev of course will erect my
l'latform, ami nominate in". In that
case far iu tbe future, and to be de
detcrmincd only afteu tlic Ucle.crates
are chosen 1 am a candidate. lut if
iny Kuchanaa enemies, with their
Pred Scott decision against my squat
ter sovreiirtitv. ret the tinner hand.
they of course M ill ignore my plat-!
form, and will not nominate me. In
that case, 1 am not a candidate, and
would Dot take the nomination
(just asoai-K. wouiun i cai uis supjier :j
Ot course, he i.s xow doixc his
BEST TO GET THE DELEGATES, and will
try to get the majority ; but if he
jails, he is no candidate. Magnani
mous, heroic statesman ! auyhody euu
take that "prudent" course and be
perfectly sale. "11 I can secure a ma -
.loriiy oi me i-tiegaicB x am m me
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field; if not, not."
We defy anybody to say whether
Douglas is, or is not a candidate. If
he can carry, he is ; if not, he is not.
Heads, I win ; tails, you lose." No
one can tell until the question is vir
tually decided, whether he is in the liamport, on Monday last, on the open-! emy.
field or not whether he will take ii'g of the June term of the Uuited States j The Powder Mill at Trevorton -r
the courage to face the music and j Court. The occasion generally brings to- thumberlaud county, was consumed by
ri.-k the Convention, or whether he i getber, as jurors from diflerent pans of j ure oa J.;aay, 17th ult David "reder
viU hanfi back, uncertain, and let his i 'he te, a number of distinguished in- ick.( , workman engaged in the mi l, was
friends light his battles without his ! dividual, such as Editor, Generals, i burucd up wjtll it Fortunately the now
inspiriting' aid. We little expected Ju,!ge. Lawyers, politicians, and office : jer had M beerj rca,0Ted t0 the dry u..use
b ich a cowardlr course iu the Little I j""""; d other great wen, iu tbe or- a Bhort time before, or a dreadful einfo
. . 1. 1 i , i ii .11 .o I der we have named them. Sium ..f tUu i - ii . ..
'itani t'uuuiua ju uia iiuu i
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ItirBut, candidate or not, it scenie
i i j j . u- . Li: i .
is ,. uu.-.u ui u.a 'a.y- t
f.--tt tJatfjrm it tiny! And THAT 15
TE ESDOF D0CGI.AS'B0AbTD"iKlX-
11 Lib : lie Will not accept a nonu-1 thii tribunal is a legal one, may be known
nation under certain principles, for from tbe fact tbat tbe Grand Jury was
the very good reasons that the rulers composed of eighteen lawyers, three judo
would repudiate him, and also for et, one eontractor, and one lumberman.
mo reason that he knows his party Simbury American.
ill fail. But ho will wort for the . ,, , "r-
ini-vna nf ciii-Ii m.;.1, .. :i J 06 liteumond ti) hiir ha a
K as a BDirit-brokcn slave unrlor iLp
v hip will work for any master ! The
.J'Stinction betwern fnrhtlno- f,,-
l.td principle, and beins its standard-
a.c. ., uol w U3 cry ciear.
iT li .. .1 -1 If' "10VC f",S S-. W' rrid'n"' iD 'be Uui,ca S,"rt U more '- M '""Phi Snyder i. tbe Rstu
11 iHfBglMj'iM one pes lower than Hu,ivf to l,g l,f, in ibeir profession, for tb, Mount Vernon LaduV Znh--i.
ilbercallythiiiks hii 'iiuficr4 ubiienr it miy be to rilred patscngeri. ttou for Snyder county.
! sovroigntv principle" the great and
piorioin doctrine ho has so long rep
rrscntcd it to lie, he should stand or
; fall by it, aboveiiourd, and vmnoui
unv its and omit. It 13 iuitmiiaiing
after his snlmit nut against, iu
i nrnllant liui a-ainsi ,
tll'lliaO ill
Illinois to see Ins avowal
of perfect recklessness of all principle j
r r....r i-f...Li.ijnfs nf all nrincinlCi
whatever, ana ins unquanucu ..s .
...irnnne. to biisuuii
and ,iyWy the Charleston caucus
may get up!
Greeley at Pike's Peak the Geld.
The following extract is just what Mr.
Greeley dues say of tbe new gold field :
Denver City, June 10, '59.
I am here in the vicinity of tbe Gold
y of tbe Gold
tbe Continent ,
y journey, lj
o upset in the
Di""injs, nearly half across
but not half way through my
have a lame leg, caueu i'j u . I
jS wayon, wbieU has botnerea me a ; poiult.j 1.resitlitJt, Klder of the Owego down lr ' wllcn one Ml upon bim, doubt
eal, and will keep me here tor the . 1)is,rict in the Wyoming Conference of ; ,uss killj' biin instautly. The dead
eck, but I am pning now to . devota j ,ho M E QUaKU b he foowi moTa0g.
to cure it. lp to this lime, I : ' .. f:r
good 1
next week
mjseii io cure .. lp ,
have had no chance; 1 have Deen numg
almost cowtan.lv siuce my accident, and
have sneut the last three days clinibiug
tie Rockcy Mountains aud looking through j
the new G1J Diggings, aud my cmvietion
is tLat there is u mistake about it.
There is g M here, but it is harder to gel
ly ,i: ijiuj Omn in iilm-ist tiny other vug.
A few will make fortunes here, while ma- j
ny will lo.e all, au J go away uuer.y uu-
rupt.
A Goon Joke. Soma interested indi
vidual has perpetrated a good juke on
brother l i'XK, of the Mtltumnn while at
Muucv. Iu bis editorial nnticc of a visit
to that rdace. be sv : "W c are inform
cd by disinterested persons and ompetent ,
judges that in the mercantile braneh the ;
citizens of Muncy arc not behind their
more assuming neighbors at Vllian.eport,
and q'lite as much business is doue."
Now, Lewis, we again propose, if you
will s-.in favor us witb a TiMt. we will
continue our rambles which we commcne
cd on a former occasion, and then well ,
we d in't know, but we believe yon will
think tbat it would take a dozen Muncys,
Millons, Lewisburgs and Jersey Shores, f
all thrown together in a huddle to m ike .
half a iluamsport. l'rets. Well, dan.,
you overdo the puffing worse than Lew is. '
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griiie "a uiue oi win ui wl-ij wwh,
nni two mucn oi n win auock a uwu
down" lie more sparing of your sspona-
ceous powers, or mey win soon ie es.ctm-
cd worthless. Cuuo.Mcl.r.
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lea-mcsuay ul "' -"i'W l'"
tT rode ten miles out of Hollef te, on
the Snow Shoe Railroad now uudcr con-
struction. This is tbe first time, by all i
aeeminta. the 'snorting of tbe Iron Horse
ba., been felt in Centra county tne great- j
est noise evcr ucar,j ,here sinee its crea.
Tfa Iiportant event to '
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that county, but was not sufficiently ap-1
lUAt UDUUIV. UUh W49 Uil aUUiUIVUlll Ull-
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Dou 'l i - and 1 proceed by one of her native poets, who Thomas Lullin, while hshiog iu tho Co-Whfo-sof
the ' thus graphically describes the scene aud bonksiuk creek, near Philadelphia, draw
. "; ' , j,. fe - .. t e .1 I out a tiu box, the lid of which was scrcw-
iting the Flat- hi. own emotions in the columns of the
Ikmwrat :
O tliftti !fcy motif!
TMu uiity, riit multii.
it'.rtiti, lietloMin I,. iky Motif!
Al lt IliouTi- i-um.
Th.iii i-Miiiirt not in rinT rom,
itti lnnin tt. 4 druma Iwnttn,
ltui in Pliant mjij'-fcty tlf-n rtnost long
'p thftKil fr-mt l-'t ltil-1 ly
Or uin (iihiir 1 u.n a flat,
UiHWu by '1 uiule n-l n tn4
Mity Loky aiotiH
Ilrtw Tr f wh'""! will imantl
Thrmi lite muiilNiii nti'l dmtitrS things I
Aixl yr rr- will in- mi on - thut,
nm lawv TH in l.-t'nl will nmkn
Wh-n thi- olf f iler" k-t--h linlj t, thra.
Ami in t ncJntiinc. Yt rumniin hi re,
I- tit- tli-ntit ttiii'C itiipi.rlt(t.
1 ri I mTtrtM u tniiH'tui. ArA old Hizueo
1 hotiuil t ft;r liiMtiliil)ri. All Ulturt
Will roi t-r, tttl our nir-lisnt
ill tii-11 tl.iin ji(vln un-jit .It ei faster
If they'll put thfir profit.-duwa
from -irU U 2o j.-r ccut.
Foa Governor. First io the race for
1SG0, wo telitvcd the Gttzrttc, of Mifflin
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l-HUIl t V. KOlim tllllff KlllCB SUL'estcd IlOO.
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Lu Sut tit of Luion county. Sobsequcot ,
names are Uou. I rancis Joauo.s ot i
liedford ; 11 f.nuy 0. Caret Et. of l'bil- of opening a wicket, when, tbe handle
adelphia; Hon. A. G. Ot'BTlN of Kelle- j coming off, he lost bis balance, precipita
foute ; lion. Sam i. Calvin of Hollidays-1 ,inS Llul 10 il" bottom of the lock. Tbe
! burg-and the West are making . strong ! 'aPlJ current of tb- wter kept him under
I f , r '! for some time, and forced biui throwh the
push for Dr. Liwabd I. Oazzam, of , nw09 open .ickut of M
l,ittiburg...TJettcr postpone all these mat- by fuurteen inchos. When rescued, life
ters uutil after tbe Fall Election. You
: recollect the story of tho Maid and her
I Milk-Pail ? Get our State all in good
trim, aud aftsr 50,000 or 75,000 majority
-. f,Jr 0I
our jiranul Ticket, will talk about the
next cue.
fe"Dr liAMAt.itx Baii.kv, theaeeom
plifbt J Editor of the Xitional Era (tb
celebrated Auti Slavery paper at Wash
ington City) died on the Arago,5tb ult.
: it. Lad left bis bome for Lis health, and
hi8 los4 Lt sinccreij mourned. Kesi-
dipg in a slavery neighborhood, yet be
was personally popular, and bis iutegrity
aud la'.euts universally conceded.
We paid a viiit to
our fljurisliinj,
bourh somewhat Eatsv nciirbbors of Wil -
t - --
i we believe are regular attendants at everv
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' term- Among these we observed our od
j friencl Col. Tate, of tbe Columbia 'Dei
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crat, and several others who, we believe.
have a "free ticket," on tbe jury. Tbat
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P?" "rry nigicy, formerly i citizen
! ','f M,on' G, w" reoently garotied in
vana, uuoa, tor negligence or carcless-
n?8' "." runnin? .hi ,ra,u .oS the !
whereby soveral lives were lost. Cuba is
not - . M . "
UNION COUNTY STAR
Detective Charles W. WooJ on Satar-
day arrested c ilored man named George
Hosier, on the euargo oi neiug a uigu. j
from justice iu Columbia coouty, Pa. He
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- robbi hig f-(ther of
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The arrest was made with the
.,
aiJ of tbe tecgraphi , roeasage arriving in
the cirv informing the oincers ol ueorge s
escape from bis borne.
The Bornuirb of 51'EwinsvilIe reports
orders issued, in Us Gr.it year or inJcptn-, Thousan j l)ui,r3 to aid in building
dence, amounts to j thejr new fjourt House and to be en-
Washisoton Co., Ta. Tbe Demo- ' j0jeJ without cbargo against the U. S.
crats have made their nominations. Near- jCIlry Kuehler, so long known as keep
ly two thousand vutes were polled for s er of iutJ,ierB Iloful in llarriaburg, and
the various candidates. Resolutions eulo- . irmris ('l.Tk of tbe Senate, died last
giving Jlnrhinan, and jtniging ;"'t t
the State Ticket, acre law on the taiile ! j
joja j. l.carc0f formerly Member of I
Q00eal from eUnsylvania, has been ap-
Counress rrom 1 eun?ylvania, has been ap-
,tror,l recom-!
,i V u,i t '
IL.o. James II Campbell of this ,
district, fur Speaker of the next Congress- j
Fireworks. Tho Chief burgess gives
notice that no fireworks must be sold in
Puttsville btfure the 4ib of July. The
penalty fur a violation of this Older will
be a liue.
iowl)f;!l Mn.I. TSl'RNED. The powder
rail, yf Kiao m Trevorton, was
destroyed by lire on Friday, the 17th ult. ;
The lire was caused, it is supposed, by
friction. David Fredrick, who attended
tbe mill, was found burned to a crisp,
aud was, most probably, suffocated. The
powder bouse, sjiuc distanco off, was not
itj ired
Srtit.ES Horses
Sheriff Vandyke, nf
Suubury, gives notice by advertisi'tueul
that be will furnish the means of discov- !
cring (.tolcu horsca aud aid iu their re-'
e i
covery.
A moveracot io favor of Gov. Wise "or '
tha ur xt Presidency has been starti d iy a
number of bis Democratic friends iu Phil
adelphia, j
CiUMi;ERsnt:ito, Pa., Juno CI. Hon.
D. F. lUbinson, ex member of Congress
from this District, died here to-day, from
the disease which he contracted at the Na- !
tioi at Hotel, in Washington, io the spring
of 1S57. i
Kev. II. Ilarlaaou will di 1-vr nn Ad- j
drnsa on ihn fiib of .1 .iiv. at tii Ijuii? of I
a corner stone for a new cdu.-.': mi cui-;
lice at Himcisburg, Claiiou Co.,
' S. I
Somebody entered tho Mil-.,, Uaiiwa, !
;lltkl,t omce, iu Milton, but I Jt-1 no j
j money there. They took soon, eat ii.l.-s
'from Miss Davison's saloon, but aroused j
Mr. Siuglev, who was sleeping up stairs, I
0n whose apuroach thev fled.
,n, . p,.i,lnii,:, ,.,. l-.j. b. lM,t ;
on tie 13th, Htu and 15th of October.
fi Fieholtr
0f narrisburg, 'i
tha. rlace( 0 j-
one of the first settlers
FriJ-y lust, in the 85th t
year of bis sge.
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A Uio Haul. A
11 KH J
A IHJ Ii AU Li. i. PUJOI1 Ut UaUICU
cd od, cnntaiiiiiig between four and live
thousand dollars.
The furnace of 51'Kelvy, Ncal Ii Co.,
at Bloumslur'', u blown oat week be
fore la9f, for the purpose of repairs, after
a coutiuuous blast of four and a half jears. j
The case of A. S. Cuimuings and Joliu
V. Kicbter, charged with conspiracy,
which bus been beard on habeas corpus,
was concluded on Saturday, aod the de
fendants were remanded.
Bower of the Williamsport Press, bas
been elected 2ud Lieutunaut of tbe Liuic
etono Guards.
Tbe Lutheran Congregation at Turbutg
ville, has secured tbe pastoral services of
Kev. Mr. Deitsler of Berks eounty.
Henry Mnnrsn, the first Lock-tender
vu lUB ..est i.ruuuu. auoui a .I'jarier oi a
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mile above ortnuaiberland, mado a nar-
ruw CsCp6 from drowniug on Saturday
wet:k. It anneSrs that be was in the act
bad become so nearly extinct tbat it wag
ith great difficulty be was resuscitated
His iujaries, are very serious, but bo is
now recovering.
A little colored boy, son of Wm. Wood
ward, came near drowning on Monday
last by fulling into the Canal while fixu
iug. He was taken out senseless, but
soon resuscitated.
Sheriff IUssell of Lycoming coanty, bad
a hearing before Justice Ulmer at Wil
liamport, for violently assaulting a wo
man who is in "durance vile." The
Sheriff is to appear at Court and answer.
Stoes' Cornet Band, llanville, is engag
ed to go to Scrantun od the 4th of July.
Mr. Kohbach has tirocured the servi-
. ces of M. C. fiobioun. A. M.. an assis.
! tant Teacher of the M'K-n..;iU
I sion would have been tbe result.
j Eoginecrs are now engaged iu locating
1 a lUilroad from Lioomrbuig ihiou-'h a
part of Sullivan couuty (oTowaud.
Seven beads of white wheat, tbe pro
duce of the farm of Joo. Cook, of Fine
Creek Tp., Clinton county, measured 6J
inches eaeb, and averaged 66 grains of
plump wheat to tbe bead. This u laid to
be a fair average of bis entire crop.
W'a learn from the Pittsion Gairttr
-P"B-J . eveo or eigut years
of age, named Patrick Fiuaty. whose ca
rents reside on Butler Hill, Luzerne coun
ty, died very suddenly on Sunday last.
I froIn 1 effec,g f' eating green apples tbe
day before.
& LEWISBUKG CimONICLE---JUI U8;)l).
in Fcnnt-ylvauia-doubtless into slavery,
The cre Companies celebrate the 4lb of
juy ln aunoury.
A boy in Danville, nnder fifteen years j
of age, bs been ient to Jail lor stealing
from Markle's glore. j
Tha ITniied States Pratrict Cnnrt Grand j
Jury at its late session in Williaoisport, i
aJvifed tbe L'. o. liovcrnment to gne
tbe Commissioners of Lycoming county
wecl( aeJ
pjj
wli,"aljue" ;
f L;irort
-j
about 00 years.
Cooper, of Sullivan county,
. 1 -f t l. . ., t Cra nittt)l
frnnl i ..,,.,. .nuJ in cuttinc
...v,r o n : ,v:n:..-..
At me u. o. v-.u.iiu
cbarWt Mllu.r WM fu(,U(1 gulity of ,.
fucttirin counterfeit coin, and sentenced
to '2000 fine and seven years in the Alle- ;
Bheny City Penitentiary. " Kate King" i
i j H i ti'i; i . ;l I ... ..t '
aim .uai.es ...mc, ....
fence, were acquitted. ilas fc. Lynn for i
stealing a " love letter," three mouths in !
the l'euitentiary. j
j
tpct TtTRurfi punwi P.nHnPF I
T , "I- tiT .
Sanky Hook, June 20. The steam- '
, . , it!
ship liremen, from l.remen passed here I
this evening, with dates to Weducsday,
the loth iuat i
, i
The sleimer Bremen toached at fcoutb-.
ampton, on the 19th, and brought Liver-
,
pool and London dates to same d-.y. ,
The liriti.b Ministry has resigned, in s
consequence of the want of a cunulence
rcs.lution in the House of Commons.
Lord Palmerston is tbe new PreUiior, and
Lord John Uusscll tbe Secretary of For-'
I
eign Affairs. ;
The latest intelligence from the scat of .
B i
war IS
that the Austrians have evacuated I
I laccnzi, I avia, Lodi, liulogna aod An-;
cona. The eitidel aud fortitications at i
Piaccnza were first blown up.
Tbe death of MctteruicU ia announced, .
aged 8C years. I
Tbe London Tim' article, of the ISth
in,r.. tavs that the statements that Prus-
ci it cnin nt.an.li.n twt, tt(i.rilitv .11.
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pe.rs to rest on no definite authority, and '
t.r .r..U Rnf,nrad at ISerlin
elcitenifnt ;n ,i,e sta!c,. !
l " ""r"' "-f-
leon will soon rolurn to rrauce, leaving
Marshal Peliisicr as Cutntuaudrr :n
f.
'1 lie French tronp3 passed ibu Uivcr
Ad,u BtriJtiug a
and repulsed Ao.f t' w, 1500
straog, who were m.rcLi .gainst bio,
from Hreiicia.
Stafes of the Church iuciuaiug rerrara. 1
-i i i- I i
Uen. U an ualtll Corps threaten OOUtO- I
crn Tyroo from Val Caoonica, ValTrom-J
j 1
pia and UagolinO.
The French fleet in the Adriatic has
received powerful reinforceineDU, and it j
is reported that troops ill soon be land'
ed between Venice and Trieste.
Tbe Austrians bead-quarters are now
probably at Mantua.
Five thousand prisoners bad arrived at ,
Marseilles and Toulooi
.
m uw u vuvvavw a Lvvu.-j
invited by tbe Municipality.
Tbe Austrians had been reinforced at
l.resculo, a vilbce in Modena. A popu-!
lar demonstration bad taken place at Bo-
,0ona. in favor ot ,he V"Vur caus0-
There bad also been a demonstration
io favor of France and an illumination,
at Home.
The French Proclamation issued at Mi
lan, to the people of Lombardy, bas bad
a favorable effect.
The Archduke Ferdinand Maxmilian
bad arrived at Trieste.
LATEST. Dates to the 18th ult. state
,. , ..
tbat the Anstnans were still retreating
eastward); from tbe Oalio towards tbe
Nuncio river. The allies were advancing
. , . . , . , ,
. aUu vui.mi.uug .ui.ii iuiwi
a deoisive attack. A battle was expected
to occur within a week.
A naval demonstration in tbe Adriatie
was also impending.
Lord Palmerston bas succeeded io for
ming a strong cabinet embracing Lord
John Russell, Mr. Gladstone, Lord Elgin,
Richard Cobden, J. M. Gibson and Earl
Granville.
Cotton bad advanced trifle. Bread
stuffs bad declined.
Dreadful Accident.
Chicago, June 2S. A dreadful acci
dent occurred to a train oa the Michigan
Southern liailroad last niolit. near South
! Bend.
There were about 150 persons on the
train, thirty three of wboui have been ta
ken from tbe ruins dead, and fifty or six'y
others wounded.
The stream where tbe accident occurr-
-1 -. . .. !
eu, wuicu is uaiurany uui a rivuiei, was
swollen by tbe extraordinary rains of tbe
previous afternoon and eveniog, and tbe
drift wood brought down by the flood
cboked tbe culver and converted tbe em
bankment into a dam. Tbe great weight
of tbe water, with tbe eoncusbion caused
by tbe crossing of tbe train, was tbe occa
sion of tbe sad calamity.
Tbe train was runuing at the time at
tbe rate of ten to twenty miles an Lour.
The train coming west bad passed over
tbe embankment safely, only tbrea hours
before tbe accident.
Since tbe North Carolina University be
stowed tbe degree of LL. D. on the Presi
dent, some nf our exchanges speak of him
as Doctor Buchanan.
! Vcw YnuK . .lima t"fi Praverswere
offered in all tbe Roman Catbolie church
es, to-day, for the restoration of peace to
the recommendation of tbe Hly See.
In some of tbe Episcopal Cburclies, also,
tbe prayer for peace, a? prescribed by the
Prayer Honk, was read : though, if it be
not irrevcrned to say it, it would puzle
one to discover the apprnpiiateness of the
luniiiai?e of that volition to tbe war iu
Europe.
r- o
Norfolk, June 24 The election
Mayor has resulted in Mr. Ferguson, the
opposition candidate, being elected by tiro
majority, over Mr. Lamb, (Dumncrat) the
present incumbent. The election will
probably be contested.
farflc fot of Ojt Cools
VT AtrCTIO.V. The sniiseriber will sell
on the premises of Ihe lal' Jotmm
.Nisnrr, in l.ewisburg. at t o'clock I' M. of
s:.. ,.,..,- i. iv in is. 'l
...reeandeair'.. oll.i ...of.-a'rpe-
I TfMtl. etnlirarin? a variety ol luii'K
l.r ..I L....U-
nf Saws, Auiers, riatirs, Plane Irons, Omer I
Uiils and Brares. 'hiels, Brnad anl other'
Axes, and a pireal variPtv Un numerous to 1
mention alinu-t everyihins of EJi." TnoN i
that is mnl. Irnm the Carpruter's op to the
'"'"" K''t-' Tno1 '"cchanic.
The public attendance and paironapr are
invued an. mi be ma le known hy
n. p. MIEl.l.KR, AJm'r
Farmers of I'nioti County, Take
Notice ! I
1
Whitenack's N. J. Reaper St Hawer.
W ft. would call the attention ofrsrmrrs
yy ,o ,hls juy c,,rbrair,, Marhme, as
one of th mnl rehal.lr ."oinliineii Maehmrs
now in use. It is no eiperimrnt. havinj; b'en
iisrd ur Hie pasl seven year-, and has proved
, be tqllil ur UI.r,r , aliy oiher .Machine
in use. We nnsht piibh-li numerous fernti-
raie. and manv awarilsot tirst premiums over
Mai lllhrs , tJ mJy Ui.,e M11,
hut w will do neither. Our Machines will
r"",mm", menu! -.-.
All M.irhmt& ar u-.irr.inlrd Io Vttrlf well.
,Dd iesied.bef..re..HM ar gnen. (turterms
are liberal. We respectfully ask Farmer I
"" NEW JKlt.sfiY .MACHI.E be
fore purchasing. Al! nrdeis sent lo the sun
srribrr, or.lo niher of the follnwin; named
perwns, will be prompth- attended to :
I u il'i'.n... 1 I. .
" J T! A." 5
John Uatesman Wei Milton.
(,r ' THU S S. WH1TEXACK,
l.ewishurg. Pa.
tieneral A;ent
Important to Farmers & Gardeners.
riMlE subscriber havine reeentlv traveled
I mulh ,his aJ a'joming Stales, and
.....his ,on,in,i,.i ih.it a rmCK
OF SEEUS is plixitlutfly nrefftiry .- this also
Th'.W 1,.??., fZt
r..,. n, , .,f s-m-
Seeds, .such as hav, been found best suit. d m
onr soil and climate at this lime. The tullo-
wins are specimens ol new vaneiies, and
ibrir yield per acre, w on hand fur sale at '
my residence in .M i ill m burg, l.niun Co., Pa.:
from.jTAert. bkuh
,.;ry riy . K.-.m so r p
. & S KJ
.1 tX
ir i'ir
Ajftf mtum, min pte line green apple. Ttr
rarWr urNfW very nira h
"" ttv-m. cat hk nwn mm. wry prinitiettT
'ind Al"ti. t like rhtnnt, vivid mrvm 2d
W,nUr or WHU C'Acrry, Cruia tiertniny, mk
i''rXA.Mt iike.wt rvut :L
Bwdih Tuntp, wciirb 1ft to 16 lbs each, keep the
hole ,er, iry b.rdy -b
LAll orJers Ur Wheat must be in by the
fcy lhr',S of Ociober'
1st of August, and fur anv of the other eeds
to secure a Mjpply. The
pay must accompany the order, which should j
bp carefully aihlre.sM'il to A S KI.I.Mi,
Mifflinbur, J'nion t.'o, Pa
Auditor's Notice.
f"ME undrsiu-nt j Auili'or appoinle'l by the
oml of Union county lo d.Mnbu.e th,
money amine out of the eltects of Htnry 11
f i K9 III IIIC Hallux l 1 niMlia IXeiltT IIIS J S'
sii;nee,will attend to ihe rliincs f his appoint
tnenllanil meet Ihe parties intereMed al his
Hllice in the borough ol l.ewisliurpr on rmlay
the 1st ilay of July. is.'i9. al in o'clock A M
"ftsa,d day: nf 'hlch ij!'"",":."''! "'" rlea"e
June 6, 1859
r?"The above Au'lit i continued by consent
nntil Saturday Ihe 2:U dav of July next, at the
hour anl place above staled.
June 24, 1K53 WM. JONES
LEATHER
AND
Cash paid for Hides !
f I1IIE subscriber would respectfully inform
I the m.blie that he line rwiur on batol n
select assort men! of Ihe best SOLE LEATHER
' (' "e supply of his customers. toSeiher with
i a superior lot of l.PPERS. which he will sell
; npoIJ accomrnndatin ,prn)-s.
i He solicits the attention of the Farmers to
P" "'"ES.
All having Hides to dispose of will do better
in call upon him than lo place Ihem in ihe
j hands of Agents, as he is determined lo give
NiiuMaciiou in mis paiucuiar nrancn ot pur
chases. E- J. I1L LL
Lewisbarg, June I, tSSQ
Jonathan Nesbit's Estate.
XJOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
IN Administration on the Estate of Jon.-uh-an
Nesbit, late of Lewisburg borough, I'nion 1
county, deceased, have been granted by Ihe
Register of I'nion county lo the subscriber.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated tor .
settlement. HCCH P. SHELI.l".;!, I
I.ewi.sburg, June 2, issy Administrator
To Builders.
IN accordance with the Report of Ihe Grand
Jury at May Term, the Commissioner.-, of
Union county will receive Proposals at their !
Office in Lewisbure.until the 7th of Julv next. !
for building STEPS for the east front "of the :
Court House.on the following plan : the steps
to be made of two inch white pine plank planed
and painted in imitation of blue limestone, lo
have three coats of linseed oil and white lead,
and COmnletelv sanded in .he nam. het.re iln-
I . . J . . .'
racn step not to exceed 7 incurs in height, 1 0
inches wide; Ihe whole structure to be Mip-
ported by nine horses of twiwnch oak plank.
12 inches deep; risers one inch white pine well
seasoned. By order of ihe Commissioners: i
June 7, 185'J
A. KENNEDY, Clerk
lP I C - N I C.-M
" Well jump into th Wtgcn, and alt talu a ride."
LA ROC, handsome i
and verv comforta
ble WACiOX bas been.
iiur.i up lor ine especial accommodation of
Pic-N'ic and other similar excursions. Terms
moderate. Apply to J(W. M. HOISEL.
Lewi.sburg, June 3, 1859.
Dr. C. OTNEAL,
TTAVING resumed the ,,. r ..r.,..
XI CINE, lenders his professional services
nK,. ,a .1" a . Vii s . v"""y
r.7,,. . r . . 7.'w"",,", Market
iTeet,orrosilcIri.k'lo.1.,drv. lupe i
..
1 ''SMIiiMm .
MAIISII & C0S Grain
Tl.c LUblr.l and Ho,,
Ullt I I U
Mantifacturfd at the I.cwi,bur,'
' if - P...or .t.irhir. a l l
to cil'tinz
. .. , . m,.n -n -mid
ihe kVol. TU- LEWISBUKG REAPER AND MOWER
eut l - or -I and ..a.n. . rv. i-.u .., p .... kj r -
run,,,-, lira;,., it is us, ! I. r a r-ar or sot- .:. ;.-n . ! !.,:.! a- ( I'
ll r,.,h...r. w. its ..per:.- n all the advafat" s .! a I. ..c eprr.,.e,
.mi.r..v,n.'...s. N . ..,!,. r f. no .1 Reaper and M rr e. mMue.1. y'l iff
ihe sam, liirhtness 1 1 p. ,r ai. ' ,a-, o. uia...
W r...n,etl'ii!v s,.l,r t a TlilAl.. HP" !"' r'
' ..-.i.rt,,.!, , uiii r r,-u1,r it no su.e.
lltllr
1 and M..,r !- 'l e av .1 is.
i ih, n..i,,-v i f e,:t.ne ii" f mer 1 r
.a I, v. ho v. il!
ave I '
June I. I .-'.
uv elsewh.-ie, lieloie irinr a j jo . in. n .o ...... .... .,
IAS S. MAIISII
CAMMDATK.V ( OLI'MN.
C.I B'.f i' c-lit.- r -. -T v-.'r t
I 1'. im--w i-i "
. J. ii
. M. ti l
'Mi, i, M V AMII'AIKS NAVLK.
I', ,iJ, .i,i,t:i, i J lni I.i gi r
J .l.ii A. .M-nz D. I GuiJia.
Win II ."bong. I
7V. !. II "b- rt 11 L .irl.
Wliiiuin Jams.
li,tii'l AH'.rii'! Albert It. Vore.
J .bn V. l.mn. I Sjuiutl II Uiwig
J mo s ll.Iiiuiiu. I
Cummiai.utr Samu.-l Mar-hall.
Archibald Tb. mas.
' If Mit lllll.M l) 'l llnlA. !;.,..,;;
consent to ilo u-e oi his name, ilirc ate
many win wouIJ vof l'.-r bun f..r t'oun'y
I t'nn.missioner. That lb ard sb, v.: I e, n-
I iinuaiiy hlled by our str-snirest and best cjin!
,,Vd men, lor Ihev spend all our cun'v taxes.
' lie is well kitten, hon,t, and roinpeteet.
! MiAMoKi.N i;:i;t;i:.
f 1 to the Voters of I'nion enurtv : '.ne sn
I eraiion has passed auav sinee the lare
ToK-nsinp of While Lleer has l.een represen
ted in ih, lizard ol Cmniy I'linnnisMont-r. I
lltrrefor, rake this meiht d of pr posir.-j .Mr.
MAMl F.r. .MAKSH M.I. l-lore the :'J;li A'il-.
Convention, as olllll) isillpr. 11" i
a native ol" our county, a con.:dernbi, lax
payer, and a party man every way lit. compe
tent and w. ribv. KKI.I.V
riO the Voters ol t'nion eounty
-I
I mvielf a a ranhilnte for the O.r-re of
Imnni'krm vnKicft
to the iI'Tisioii ot
Ihe Republican Ci.nvenlii'n. Miotil'l I be
birtunate as to be nominaie'l anil elert. d, I
will endeavor to perform the dune, nf said
oihre wiih lidelnv. WM KUMiH.i.Nti
New Berlin. June -1, I.VJ
"I IfM.I.OW Citizens : I off'T mvelf as a '
candidate for the Office of I'rotlio-
notaiy of fmon county .-tibjecl Io inf
decision of the t'nion convention. M;.vin
been Drsed by numerous fr ends, I ln-pe l.i
rereive a lioeral support. Il I am nonnn.ite.i
and elected, I will perform the dunes of the
otlice to the best of mv aluli'v.
l.ewisburi, June , l.Vj. I) 1) (il l. PIN
IIM.I.OW rrriE.s otrtr mvselt as a
candidate for the oifiee of I'rollioil
lai'3 of t'nion ci'tintv, (subject to tin- in
cision of the I'nion Convention.) liavui:
been urged by numenms friends, I hope to r-
I ceive a liberal support. II I am nommaied
and eleeteci, I will perioral the duties of 'l.o
duties of the oliice with the be t ol o.v nbitm .
JOHN A. M KIM'..
I.ewishurjr, May I", I .'.!!.
William June would hereby inforni
ihe public that he w ill he a c;md dale for the
oliice of COI'NTY T KEASI lU'li, subpet to
the nomination of the County Conventi. n of
the 2!.'h of Atifrust next. Slav i't. V'J
Rf?. ElllTOUS-Alh w me. thiouj'n
or c.fiimne. to present to the otti he.
SAM! El. 11. OKU IU. i;.n..aa mi, table p. r-
' sun lo "" tne 0""',' 01 l,,i"ct Attorney. He
; ls "hnmlantly qualified for the duties of the
"""" a'"' a'lei'ds punctually ami faithfully to
business. The Convenuon of ihe .-.ith A-
; cu"',, P,il('e t'ett.r man on the ticket.
j ' h'' ..'!. uP"."r.''
West Uuflaloe, May i, "flu. MAW".
MIO the Cuiens of I'nion county. I take
I this method of informing the people of
the county thai I will be a candidate for the
othce ol I'l oiImhioCii y at the ensuing
eleelii. ii- subject to the decision of tne con
vention of the opponents of the National A 1
nimistration. JOHN lill.liKR j
.Mitiliiiburg. May 16, 1S5U
r?'.4. II. Ywrwe respectfully announces
that he will be a candidate lor the office of
WSTKH.T ATTORNEY for I niou county
subject lo tbe decision of ihe convention of
the "!th of August next. May I. Ih59
Julni It. I.imi would respectfully an
nonnee iliat he will be a candidate for the
office of liTRICT ATTORNEY for I'nion
county subject to llie choice of ihe conven
tion ol the a'.Hii Aur;. uen. Mav I!. I.".fl
FRENCH El RU
MILL ST0ME nAWUFACTOr.7.
,HW The undersigned keeps con
',"mU If . "ntly on band I'rtnrh Hmrs of
iTirrTi3isS''ill sies, and furnishes every ar-
'ticle required by the milling trade.
Complete satisfaction guaranteed for every
article sold. Millers who prefer the solid
Burr, by givintr 4 lo Ii monihs" none. -..
i h,ave ''"'"' orders executed at the quarries in
! France. Address V. II. KE P.N Ell.
! April t. IKMiuii Htirriburg l; u., fa
J. SCHREYER & SOW
nAVE received IheirMICOND ARRIVAL
of Spring and Summer (ioods. Ladies'
Uress Uoods, Mantillas, and a larm b.i
uauirs .."iiais ana Sleeves iron, aneuon.
Also a general assortinem of. Men's Wear,
Trimmings, Cottonades, CasMiners Jk Cloihs,
which will be sold cheap.
Miiy 1ft, ISM.
LEWIS
pai.ii:ii.
A KCIIITEI T and BUILDER.
i JL. LEwisHCin,
?Pft'ct ,he I'niversnv Kmlding
f.s:il ,
' I
TOR SALE, CHEAP A Lay Vrtm awl
Trimming Knife, couvemeui aiticle for
Inmmms hnife, a convenient aiticle f,
I'nn.ers to ., pamphlets. Ar
May s, ;,'.. C .I.M U,.B
k Pin It.
ami Grass Cutter lor ls:,!
tK
-
F..utidry A Agricultural W..k-.
aii kimS ant eon liln-ns. ( a
ad-t"ed t a' v f raet.eal
re stated frt, at I
In
st. ri, v.e marrant i.r
r,r. rraer a lrn- '-
t
Heal Estate.
For Sale,
!l VT .!e-iri. pr f.r'v.
fi'!
e rnr nf
It l it l.tt N. . n u bif I. ai'T. r-- : a -a I
II o-,. Mo-1. anl Wharf. I ...s t an
hui i'K-aiH'n r a Uiver residence ! j
F'-r trms A--.. at rV.' to
JfiXATHAN WOLFE, A.-n.
I..: ii-b ir-. June l. I."'J
FOR SALE.
0 S -tit). Fiith str.et, a prnr-'r'v A"
rt tci'iii- cd a e 'ltd Frame H atsrl I
"ii a halt i ot i:r"iind. Teruis ,ae. A v
i j.Mav I'. A Ii. VIU.'si:
LOTS FOR SALE.
rilHO I.UT.S. sixtr-six feet front ea. h. a'.
ihe e-t end of MAKKF.T SIT.r.l.l.
hoi ih .!!-. 'iVrins inoderaie. Kn''ot, . :
May -0. I j.:.!! Da. WM. llAi E.
ri: saik.
IKs:i:aIH.K lliiit.lin I.ol.::i :
ltd Iri'lit I v I H V iie-i. t!iii;uire I
Ui-avrr, KrliuT A .M'C'lur.
A
FOR SALE OR RENT .'
,-4, TWO 1)1 it ble frame hoc
jilsEM and Lots, each suitable l.o
two l.untiles one on N r:! C. urrii sjrrri and
one on St. J, din -treet, t. r !jV M.i!tcl each
i f the above H--usrs are for Kent.
iMso. b.r sale, b or Il'iiliin? 1. .n
North Fifth street. JOHN UOLtitlTON.
I.ew:shur. Jan. 20, lr9. Aer.',
FOR SALE,
fpili: well known Tatvrn Stand f
I at the -nt eml tf the .t wib?irel i i
lindc, in rbillivqna'ue township. "r;;. :
it will be Sold tn fntinablf it-rm.
ii.(;ii:rt tl
I.wi-liitr?. Ppc.
WII.UAM FKU K.
.1ov Silr.
II H resi.ltuce of the subscnl t. in
T.irkft street in the Hori-'i'.n
l.ett-ishnr?. The hone is of LUH'K.
tiiiished in everv resptcl.
TVrins One halt to be pai l E-. -w ri'
and the first day of April n. . -t.
be patd in two. three ur lr. -..'..r-. - i'i
suit llie btler. Pi'ises-lon : :o ' "
June u. l-i.-.-s ISAAC W Al.TT.U.
FOR RENT!
'IIP. TW ltO.M occti; -r ! a; r"
11' tv asli tit. i. llsi'i St- :. -n.
'I i.-v lire suuut le lor S 1 I ( l'S
For Terms apply to
J:iu 1 ..' JOHN 15. I.IYY
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
The su! -el iberi tb rs i. -'
"ilarire Bnek Foundry at ir.e -'
Via end of MaiUet sir. et, inc.:: -'
irWi'.''';',.'r;the Warero. m. Office, ai '
Machinery attached nUo a lar-e ar- :-'
Patterns for Patent Rights lor A:rie.'. "
Machinery. Stoves, e. It i i.-g.-ir ''
of the best locaiiotis for a qood.sjrc I .:-'
The Proprietor's lime is wholly eref' ' "
another employment, which is the r-n- ' '
desires to dispose of this Foundry. 1 : -
lunher particulars, address
I V II.L1AM FUiCK. I e i -'
i Feb. 1jS I io n C n
F O 11 S A T. K -
flTA Half Lot on Market . rr- '
s. Ruler's resilience, with a go d W i H
ter and new stable ; very desiraJ le I. r a .
ness stand, or residence, (or brth c. r.
Also, other Lois, some w n ar t J:'
without Buildings. JOHN Lt't'M-
Lewisburg, Oct. 8, I57.
A Mew Business in Central Pew
To the puhlie in tit Herat S MJiint r. i'i' '
The undersigned won 1 .
Jit h. inform the dwellers in I.. " '-'
surrounding country, that i( "1
opened a
Mian Hat & Ilonnrt ltl. nl"n-
and PKEsMMi e.siablishment m 'n ' "j;
here v e are prepared to execute a-
enirtisted to our care, riaving had"'
constant experience in tne bu-ne-- '
City, an I being ac.ua nted wi'h 1 ' 't
approved process of Bleaching. .
d. :il of our ability lo suit tlio.-e l.n,, - ' ..
ih. ir custom, liy devoting tune a'. 1
to oar business, performing uotk nea . '
delive.ing il proinptly.we hope to ;
We also .Vour and Ht-f.nhh l
13E A Y IIU Uiit.
Our work is done in City siv ar-u .,
lowestCuv prices. We make the u
.i.i.. "... .1... 'i'...u .n.l tience V '
will find it lo their advantase to deal
al ::l'-'
We intend lo make it a rule I"
tiiih a-
deliver all work during ihe wo k o i
provided we gel ii on or betore I io
JOHN II. M DANIEL A '
,,f st .tniin st .. .in ith uul i:b. n.r J
Maich u. It.;'.
SlllIXL II. K,"
Atturuo al I""".
yvrriCK nn South Seronit n"r
MJtr'
IT" All Professional Business
" ...,vtf.!
his care
.led lo
ill be faithlully and pr. ii'i
Sept! 1 1. Is'''
VARIETY OF VARIETIES :
i laige and well selected s':, k '. ,
ioods in the Notion .m l ' .-
'ii is jii .t been received an l op. ne i
otli. r, and f t -ale rh-'ap ft "h
1
n
1K s c d
A