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o. K. wobcen k . R. cobnelios.
fs llnlrt . The Letti-mist. tiittelei.r.,
pul ilelie-1 uu tlt-t'k.fi,,-iteiii. h. tl. lsr.-e..t anj best
i natation ut Ati v Nftt'tM-r iu Ctik.li County.
Fiveiimi, national; Slavery, sectional !
m.ttt.iTi; ri.-itm m hi un::.it jv imiiotuv.
AM)
Rot wiH'nr Ii-h r Mtue Trrrltnrt hj Fvtrnslno.
rHnhnsr. tir t'..nturs.
Ttu. shnTi. sir. Mil will he the two e-!inr I'rinrti.lei.
fs-f -re the e .nutty, until tli.-e xre TirO-nuil-. : Sl.'l l
anil Iti -ait r m:i-t li-s.l. lli.-re to u-it until tli..y
srs- in trin.iii.li :...- the .v.li..iisl enl-uoi si niu.u -
luLnt IU. -ei.'.'. Vni'r J.
.1 V
IYan-iVttnl3't mnrr lor rntdi id.
Genkbal SIMON' ('AMEi:ON'.
toi; i.o i n:ox
ANDREW II 1 1 RUN, of Centre Co.
jB-HM'M-riTic Sttk 1 'v.. Ki im':. Km.
l.C!lM.tT" llll. ecMI.VTIO. MoSlMY, Al'IOl 'Jii.
XVTI-iXIL Kil". COSV., CllICKiO, WK!.,JlM 13.
CsiTTlie proceedings of the State
Convention, we give at length on our
first jiage, and iu the columns follow
ing this article. j
About forty years ago, a fatherless
lad loft the West l!i aneii, a-fuot, with i
all his fortune iu a !uiid!c under his :
arm, and stopped in I'arri.-liurg with
out a dollar or a friend. That poor j
boy Simox Cami:i:ox is now, l.y a
vote of more tlian two to one, dei-Iar-'
ed the choice for Trcsideut, of Iele
jrates of the majority party iu a State
of three millions of people! This,
even sdiould the expression be not rat
ilied ut Chicago, is a proud position
oud wc ore tol'j Gen. Cameron wept
with joy upon learning the news that
lie had received this handsome major
ity of tho Delegates of his native Slate
for that highest earthly station.
AM'itKw i:i:i::ti Ci utix needs 1.0
introduction to our readers. ,I!e lut!
uhvays been right on the great ties-
tions of the day, and is an able, well-
informed, fearless advocate ol the (
Tiutii. It will be Col. Curtin's du-
1y, and his pride, to bear our buiiuer
throughout the State, and to defend
Bud commend it to all. lie, we doubt
not, w ill do it gallantly, and well
tin J true party men should overlook i
nil personal and less important mat
ters, and rally for the cause of our
common country. The great princi
ples of our party are for the general
i;iad, and in it we merge all minor
considerations.
PresiJential Electors.
Tbe Committee appiiutcd for tbat pur-
jioso reported tbat James Pollock and Thos '
M. Howe bad bucn s-.k-cteJ as tbc F.lcc- 1
tors at large.
1st District Klward C. Knight.
i!d llobert 1. King.
Si dj Henry liumiu.
4,h do Itobert M. Foust.
f)ih do Nathan Mills.
Ci h do John M ISrJOtnall.
7iU do James W. Fuller.
EtU do Levi 1!. cvui'h
i).H do Fiaueis W. Christ.
1U:U do Ilavid M uiuma, Jr.
11th do Ilavid faggart.
ilh do Tbituas 11. Hull,
luih do Fraueis Ii. 1'cuuimaD.
H'h do Classes Mercur.
li) h do George Hressler.
lt.th do A. H. Sbarpc.
17ili di lUuicl (). (Jahr.
'18th do Samuel Calviu.
19th do F. lgir Cowan,
llthh do Wui. M'Kernnn.
iMst do Jjbu .M. Kiikpatrick.
U-J do James Kerr.
oJ do K.cbard 1'. Kobcrts.
'dtb do II enry Souther.
Jib do Jobu Grier.
Dt'lt'Sltl'S to t'iiicagti.
Tiki.euaies at Larue David Wilmot,
Henry 1. Moore, Samuel A. Purviauce,
Audrew H. Uceder, Tbaddeus Stevcus,
Tuiiu J. Cuffiic, Jubu II. Kwiug, Morrow
'li. l.owry.
The f illowing gentlemen were reported
to compose tbo lhstrict delegation to tbc
t'hic igo Convcutioa to ba held iu J uue
next :
1st District Referred to the people.
Sd
do
do
do
ill
4t'u
fiih
G:h
7th
8:h
dj
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Not reported,
d) do
do do
do
do
1-fua; ICjkcrt.DividE.Stoot, ,
.1 Kuabb. J. liivtBiu Hell. i
'Jth District O. J. Dickey, C. S. Kauf-'
man, Samuel Sebocb, Joseph K. Pownall
10th District1 ("has. It. torney, Joseph ;
Caev. Wm. Cameron, Israel Gutelius. '.
; . - . ., .. . ,.i. i . l '
inn L'isirici ii-jDi. .'i. r ai.ncr, uacou
if. Fritk, Samuel G. Jjcrgstrcsser, Win.
C. Lawsnn.
12:h District II. noyt, P. M. Ostcr -
hout, Frank Stewart, Djvis Alton.
13tb District Cb-jrle Albright, VCm.
Davis, W. H. Armstrong, Samuel K. Dim-
r.- - . x . . ,
j-ltn I'lftr.ci .i.n repor.eu.
15th District Wui. ljutlcr, Ciinc G. '
Foist, Lindsay MchatTey, G. 11. Overton. ;
10:1. District Kiik Haines, V ll-lrvin, !
Ah x. JrFny, Jacob S. llaldeman.
17th District William M'Clcllan, D. !
M'Conaughy, Jobu J. l'a'.teroJU, Francis
J.-rdoo. I
Isflh District J. A.l'akfr, S.M.Grecn, !
Wui. M. L y, Wuii II. Koous. i
Vit i a will, ami wo trust with a tri- , ,IJunuL" Ul "ur lu"IIIU,li ,uai u,u -: 1.;. i,,;,.,.,,,,,,;. ' ?;l,iri OIi Ml- nkinaii. ami tint, he wM'-. t , v.
umiih stoiatiou of a system of rigid economy and I ... v.. ing armed, were prepare to kill the i i-.r,-. i.,..i.-, ....i,,,... s,, .uno. ir,,:,,,,. .," ..
VW'V . , , accountability is indivisible to restraiu ' ' o,l"''0 li ; J-a.-lct n . tates, b 1 ... , , , tmn.-.-, n 0.0.... s...,-.,, s, 1,.. :
Union county was for the first ; tLe 0X.tl.l -ho fca't uimd tbe Treasure iNcw wt and bv the Northwest. - lUcr ! 'V:1 '' pu' ished a ,;,, .s.-. s. , i...... ,.,,,,:,.,. luu.-rie...
. 'underi.rs wtiolca stupon their casury, , tll -.,,.. .,.,. 1 letter in tho National liitclliireneer ,' ,?l-..1"r f"'-V1'''''-'1''-'' 1
tune denied a voice in Ihese pro- and to prevent our publics from deceuer-; " c alc ut'-'olt lo iiat.it an M.tlt.v .,, . . ,:. .., ., '-. ' ' 1 ' '""i-.
. ... . . 1, 1 r 1 11 iinn u-lin i-nmliiiiod llirsi. rrniiili lUWlliell lie lleillCS IllCCliai.'S. Jle msrnsw n. ". br.-nku.. ,-i,e.. i--. -o . -. ,,t,r.. Ar .
CCedilig. Lycoming had two Hdc- ati.ig into a wild and shameful scramble 'an " toiill.llits IhCst Cq-HMlts ,......,.. -s.iaciit Iv T, "" ' "-""" '''-
1. . , , for tbc fMii's iu which mrsonal deccnev 'except the man ol otir choice, lor "M'PU." " t otpit.ini attiuciiiij, r4i,r,,. , i,,,,,...- .. 1 th.-a.. . t n-,-. u:.u...r .
fr.,tn I 1. 11. n 11(1. if !!i.t nitr t;iinii.li lut sp'ii.ri, iu U1CU lit rsoudl ULlLULl I , ,1,,. , , . Th(. el!eet of lb,' il juiiimna 1. Ms i, ..; .
I l'.ltli District Not rcportcJ.
! '20th District Audrew Stewart, Smith
I Fuller, Alex. Murdoch, Win. K. Gupta.
. . . - . . i
L'lst District .yoi reportcu.
I 2'Jd District Nut reported.
23d IMstriot Not reported.
Jlth District John I'atton, S. 1'. Jobo
ston, Jas. S. Myers, D. C. Gillespie.
2inb District 1. 15. Yiuccnf, Thos. J.
Pcvore, S. C. Hays, S. Newton Fetlit.
EL'SOLUTIOXS.
Tho cnnituittcoou resolutions submitted
report SS follows t
. .
. liCSOIVCU, IUUI IUC present, -uuuai
Administration, by disregarding tbc just
claims of tbc industrial interests of the
whole country, by fostcrinir sectional ox-
i citemeuts and antagonisms, by conniving
:onniviiig
' ''" '."'
ut scbcu.es ol land piracies, and ny the
j rankest corrupt,,,,, Uillusedtbrotighout nl.
i , ' ' ' ' , , ..
dci.ee and respect of tbc people, has dts-
, guec-J ltepubiican insntunons in the eyes
of a.l observers, be.bcr at borne or
abroad, auj deserves a signal reoue from
, tbc fiicnds of cousiitulional order and ol i
political jus'iee.
KesoKid, Tbat c-rmttiin in the ad'
ministration of tbc general government,
....... i V.. , t r.. i i.mI. ..t
tbc dclegund ri -bts f tbe States and the
reserved rights of tbc people, have tecorue
so Ih-iaut and audacious as justly to ex -
cite tbc most serious apprcbeusious in tbc
breasts of tbe intellectual and thoughtful
of our citizeus for tbe stability of free iu-
stitutions, and especially for the mainten
ance of petsjual liberty and Stato sov
Tcigoty. ikcsulvcd, That believing Slavery to be
an element of political weakness and of
fcial infelicity, we are utterly opposed to
t its extension iuto free Territories.
Uesolved, That ibe duouia that tbc Con
stitution, of its own force, carries Slavery
into all or any of tbe Territories of tbc
Cbiied States, is a new and d-ugoruus po
litical heresy, at variance with the explicit
provisions of the instrument itself, with
c.itempiiraneous expusition, aud with leg
islative and judicial pnc. dent, that it is
revolutionary iu its tcndiucr, and sulner
sivo of tbe peace aud batmouy of tbe peo-
p.
lWilved, That the African Slave Trade
is a relic of bai baiism, cundcuincd alike j
by the civilization, the humanity, the laws ,
aud tbc religion of tbc age, and tbat the j
attempt to reopen it is an tllort ot the ,
powers of datonessto bring again tnurcigu .
i -ciiaos an i oi-i uig.o, wuieu pair.ots,
r.biluT.'br. Tii.S and i-bri.ti:ili ure Under '
,be , t W(..lg!l.y and 8jlcma obligation j
to oppose. i
Uesolved, That we view with just ap- j
prchcLsiuu aud alaitu the recklcfs cxtiav
agauee in tspcnditurc nbieu tcrvdea
every deparimeni of the Federal Govern-1
m. nt and the steady and persistent depar- i
lure trotu tbc principles and policy of tbc ;
pub
Kcsolvcd, That to maintain inviolate 1
ilie rights of the States, aud especially the i
right of caeb t-tatc to order andcoutrol its :
owu domestic institutions according to its
own judgmeut, exclusively, is essential to j
(hat balance of power on which tbe per- j
fectiou and enduranceof our political fabric I
lie mornlilv shall he nvertluotr... more tll:. II hall a CUltlirv. 1IO 1'l'CSl- , " '. ' . - ' I
! d-peuds, aud we oeuout.ee, now as hereto- : j;. a jowcr t,f strciitk in Peiinsvlvan
J fore, the lawless invasion by armed force i j. appea,.3 fmm our a(.,ioll t".dav.
i of Ihe soil of any Mate or Territory, no' i.,.f .1,.. ...,il,J r ,. ,,. i.. ;.,
m .tter under what pretests, as amor.g tbe ,
E'""1 .r'n'."'. . , . . . .
iicsy-veii, i u.l it ujcs 1101, cuier iuui
.!, . i .. . . r .1 . ii. , ;.,.. ..e. .o b 1
lh,U.I... f sl.ve.v in the States where i
! it uow exists, but to leave tbe airclicratiou
and ultimate iibiud.iiiire.it of tbc system
lo tbe moral, religious and economic for;es
rhieb pertain to the clavtb nding Commu
nines, assured ot the litial prevalence ot
! i.istiee thi.ii.diout all the laud, iuuoiil' all !
the inhatjitatits ttareol. no ii.is ut-eu eonsiiiuiiy acme, anil 10
j Uesolved, That to tbo union of these j no man more than to General Came
j Siatts this nation owes its unprecedented j roil can wc confidently look for the
J increase iu p ipulution, its surprising de- I restoration of the cheerful hum of
i vel opemcnt of material resources, its rapid neglected, industry ill this old Coiu
j augmentation of wealth, its lappiness at j monwealth, by nature so highly favor
j borne, and its honor nbroa-J. and that, c..u-I IVnu'svlvauian's heart is in
se.uently, we bold.iti ahhorrcuce all maeb- j au n0 ,, jaro tay ,!ia, h(, j1;l3
iiialn.ns for disunsiuii, come from what-1 ... m,,.!.,,,)!.. .,,,,1 ,,-.,..,.,.:, ...i,.
ever source they may
Kcsolvcd, TLat tbo threat of disunion
iu case tbe Uepublic ins and their afliliauts
shall elect the next President, repeatedly
I made iu both Houses of Cuugress by lcm
i oeralic members, not simply i;bout re
I buke, but mill uniform applause from their
eir
.
,al
- ei . title-.! n.i...eifit, a U a .It-IiOtl of that VI
I' . . . .' . , . !
i principle ol popular government, iree eiec-1
I don. and a bold avowal and countenance i
i of contemplated trca-on, which it is tbo
' iinterativc duty of the rcntile to sternly .
coiilroul and forever silence. j the sweat of the brows of men, whom
Kcsolvcd, Tbat, while we are now op-' thev look down upon as their iuferi- j ,. 1 ' W ' ' ' tr' l,r,N,uc"ve larSe
, ! . ... , . , i.i beat. I..I, and ol uneiiialcd ijualny.
posed, as we cvir have been, to tbe cstcn- ors, only inado to be perpetually ser-1 WII S()N"S M 1X" Vi
sion of slavery, we I. ail the people of thj j vile. General Cameron believes in cee.ii.i.iy7'r.tiiciive ; hue lo. maikeu
s!outb as brethren, iu whose prosperity we ! ru) such nationality. He is a self Tl i I O.M 1 M I I' J ) I . (UNI)
njiice, and whose constitutional rights
i au 1 privileges wc are prepared to sustain
aud defeud. That in the spirit of good
neighborhood, whenever tbc passions of
dillcrent sections of our common country
I omc'in c t fl.e', we stand on the grouud
of mutual foibtarauce, believing that a fra-
tern.ty ef feelit.g is chief clcuic.it of our ,
i.at.or.nl Rtrrni.tti.
Lational strength
Uesolved, Tbat in tbo enactment of
revenue laws by the General Government,
fair and ad rjn itc pr - tcctiun should be sjs-
ttmaiicaily uffonicd to tbc industry of all
classes of our citix-ns. That we maintain !
a devoted attachment to tbe policy of Da- ;
tienal exchanges, which secures to the j
w. irking men liberal wages, to farmers and
planters renumeratiusr prices for their pro- .
i e.:.. . i r.- .r.i
. uiicts, io uiecuauics auu uoiuuuciurcrs jor ;
j their skill, labor and enterprise, and to the j
! nation columtrcial prosperity and iudepea-
fdenee.
f Resolved, Tbat we approve the policy ;
j of a donation by tbe General Government j
of a homestead to every actual settler up- j
' " P i.'C ,1",ua'".,,nd.wa be"'J rc-'
.picsi vu. ... w u.so ,ut ,'
saze of such a law without de.ay. .
ResolvJ, Tbat the purity and safety of j .
the ballot-box must be preserved, and that
frauds upon tbc naturalization laws, con-
tinually resorted to by our opponents,
ought to be counteracted by proper aud
wholesome legislation.
lb solved, 'I bat tbo influx upon u of
foreign cumin jls is au evil of Siitiuua wag-
UNION COUNTY STAR
nitudo, which dcuiand tbe interposition '
of proper and efficicut legislative remedy.
Uesoivid, Tbat this Convention most
cheerfully recuunneud to the people f
Pennsylvania, Cul. Andrew G. Curlin.lhe
nouiiuee of this Convention, as a candidate
for Governor, and mutually plodgo them- '
selves to Its support; that, on account of;
h.s lon3 and proved otiun lo the pro-;
tectiou of American ludustry, involvins
.. , , , . . i - ir r,
tbc dealest and most material wcliare of
.i i r.i i , i.i it-
;t. i;,o. ...i.;... .....of.
' ,.r,' ;; ,u r.r
slavery over our Territories, and as a rep-
rocntittir.. nf th.. r.rinoinl.. ,.f r..f.,r.,i r...
trtnehment and integrity in tho admitiis-
tration of government affairs, be is well
titialified to receive the suflraces of tbc
penpjc flf tn;a ccntraj conservative Com -
mnniror.lrli lii..h ii iiniilter.ibl unit in-
! nonwcltI which ja UDilitcrat, and jD-
; akt)M UntcJ 03 ie maill,aiDaQC0 f
: tl.o I nion, and tbo perpetuation of the
Cotj,utiu f tll0 l nltflI Siltes ; its
! cDiw j, ,nJ accorJing ,0 il8 .
i nJ Kal geBS(.
' , . , .
APDKL-SS.
The people of lVutisylvania, a?.em-
: tded in Convention at lliin islntrg, on
" birth-day of the 1-ather ol his
Country, hereby nominate (.en.Tiil
; Vl""' Camt-roii, for President ol the
L ,("-,''a states,
I . This act is not
done liastilv, nor
without careful consideration of all its
conse.pienees, and of all the issues in-, resisted 'all attempts to extend slave
volve.l in the present iiioiiieutotisstrtig-1 ry . Mjeving tiiut its iiilluenec is al-
gie ior me nigiiesi omce in me gut oi
this great nation.
The reasons which have inll'icnced
us iu coming to the conclusion we
have reached, wc now present to our
fellow-citi.ens :
1. tleneral Catncron is the onlv
111:111. so f:ir its wei-Mti si'tv nf till tlii.so
" :
now mentioned for the .'residency,
ho catr unit.; the entire boilv ol" nt'o-
. 1
pie who arc opposed to the j.ie.-. nt
corrupt niid disgraceful admimstra-
lion. That a maioritv of the nation
i""c opposed to it, we ltilly believe ; but j
uieie is iiuiiiiiieni uaugei, 110111 me
want, not of strength, bill of union, of
a failure to elect any man who will be
an honor to the country. It is very
clear that any candithitc who, Oil the ,
one hand, is considered ultra or cx- -
travagant 111 Ins views.or who, 011 t!ie !
oilier, would oc const. lereu as unli iie '
( 1.! i.flinotJ.u I.t..iri' i-l.t.di ..
the very pulsation of a freeman s
lieait, could not command the sullia-
0A 0f t10 titc,l Opposition. The
,., w,0 ,c C1CC.K.J mnt
,.,... 1..,,,....,..,.,:., ,,,,
which "lie Wet of it vhile at the'
samc tiu' (lierc ml,l ,,c Mhi j',,
. - ..i,.,,.,,.,,.. ,:t,... ...i.;,.!. ;i!
dent has been elected without ihe vote
of Pennsylvania. The loss of this
State ami that of the others to which
wo have adverted, was the cause of
our defeat at the last ( lection. I.et
ug t.urii wisdom bv experience,
. Tliat Jeueral Cameron's naiiKt
,, i.s .,..,.,
ing friend of every measure caleulu-
. i . i .. ,
'''d to develope the resources ol the
Slate a,ul protect its domestic i lid US-
try. .Not a mile of canal has been
dug, nor a section of railroad con
structed, in which he has not taken
an lnlercsl. Iu liniiiriu'' the nun
-' meir mines, aim ,
making them lnodiielive and useful.
given his best energies to her welfiu e.
And she, as is lilting, now presents
him to the nation his faithfulness to
her is a pledge that he will be faith
ful t.i tlio ilinIo fsiniili.f
We Hi esent General Cn.nem,,
.-"....i.iiiiciuiii
, ,1,., , t , , , ,: i
to the people as a national man in
. 1 1 . . . .
.1... 1.. .,,.,1 i,;.ri,,..t
". .-v .-..use.
With
some persons national character means ;
only Mibservciiey to an aristocracy I
who are content to live in ease on
made mail. Ho not onlv believe In
free labor in others, but he has exem-1
plilietl it ill his own life. Possessed
at III'SI Olliy 01 an llOIlCSt name, tie- '
rived Irom a Virtuous, and llOt Ulldis- 1
. 1 , . '
iiaini lllliv u
j Strong arm alld a clear brain, he has
-j :
. c J
S OWn lliailly ex- t
crtions, every step or his wav. lie r,le,)'' u "T u,e as 1c',",rr,1s,nS. "
.i i . . . i fie sorts, the various points desirable.
Can sympathize by experience, With j Weapa.n confidently recommend the Hook
all classes Ol his fellow lllCll. lie r, as by lar Ihe best lor family use, if only
has shown his ability to trovem nil.. '. one sort is to he planted coinb.nin" a sreal-
cm oy nisi governing himsell. lie
has never Sought a station which he ;
has not gained J he has never failed
in any .undertaking w inch he serious- , smsiv or logetner.
ly essaved. lie lias been equal to'. ',!,t:E. ('Securely packed to
' l.- 1 i i 1 .. bv express :1
eicry siaiiou no uas reacneu, ana lie
knows himself so thoroughly that he
will accept nothing for which he is
not fullv qualified. In regard to that
rcai ,j"uestion now before the Amer-
;can .,cv.tc arul on vhich all men
,wvc ft ,0 llclnan(J a frank cx.
prcs,ion of oi.inion-thc extension of
S nvri v ( rnni nl Cnie.-o,,- rn..nrA
the earnest l.Ieatl-
ings ol jtersonal lncuds high m pow
er, he voted for the Wilmot proviso. ! r"""! ''" rim ui.riuruy:
,, , , i,. ! It is s.-rllenl ler prewrimr rtlantisy its Ligh, neb
hvervw here and at all times he lias ci.i..bm .r...r.m;
been on this subject a thorough Pen,,- BXX ZZST r"1""" "
sylvaniaii. This Shite, the first to
abolish slavery, in her grent cmatici-j i.n:iiiiiii.ii.jsrre. Tt.eire.tiiiisi..riu-iriiih
l,. 1 1 "(t ' Nursery pr.:n.-t.i.n., emhrsnnff rtsry fsrity il Knot
pdUOU WW, y.ltoa 111 llCU, iCTCU1u40iiieuuUIrvuu'-ViaaUriuK,li..flR.ri
& L1W1SBU1IG CIIIiONKJUJ-FEl!. 28, 18(5(1.
jpnrs l lore the adoption of the Oon-
Miluliou of the L'liitoil States, used
(, i"0li0viiijr remarkable language :
conceive that it is our duty, and
wc r(.jojc0 tliat it is in our power, to
cstei,j a portion that freedom to
0(l),r3 wll;,.h I)C0I1 extended to
nl), r(.,(.u?c twm mm t,,at stutc
f , ,j ,n wii., wc our,evos
. n t . , i .. i
were tvrannically doomed, and Iront
... - . ,
w lll'll nv ltlt: iiu i h i iiivin-.fc
! of lifinir delivered. c
peculiar bkimr urrantt.'d to us. tl
j e arc enaldt'd thffl day to add one
' .MOfO .tel to UtllVefSal CI V 1 1 17.il t IOU,
I I'V removing, as luuell as possible, lite
sorrows of tlio.-e who have Iiveil in
nmiescrvctl lioutlage, and iroui wiiieu,
' l" the authority of the King of ircat
Mritilill. HO flli'l'tlllll ll'L'ill relief Could
llritain, no .llect.ml legal relief could
,10 0,tained. In iu,tice, therefore,
to persons so nnhnppily circumstanc
ed, and also, 111 gratt ltil commemora
tion of otir own happy deliverance
from the plate of unconditional sub
mission, to which wc wen: doomed
by the tyranny of Oreat llritain"
they proceeded to pass an emancipa
tion law. I
In these noble sentiments, fleneral
Cameron has ever concurred. While
maintaining the absolute right of ev
ery State to manage its own domes
tic affairs, to adopt and control its
ow n institutions, without interference
' iVcmi anv otnuter. ho has inllexiblv
ways deleterious to the prosperity of
my Mate where it is established. At
the same time, he is an earnest and
cordial friend of" the I'niou and the
Constitution uiitl.T which it was
framed. Hut, while upholding these
principles, he has never yielded anj-,
thing to arrogance or assumption.
iii.ii iu ..i t ti"aiii:u or ussuuiiuion.
Jc has calmly maintained the ri-hts
,.r 1.;.. i... 1:.... .....11
vii 111. unii ,-uin , 1111111 1 siaii'iiii ni.it
iiat nrat principle that, if we would
have""ollrTrs to respect us, wc must
n-n,.,-! .mrcol vi
Wc ask with confidence then, in
what respect General Cameron fails
ol nii.-etniir the precise want of this
lime? Sironir as adamant at home : I
11, r " ,, . '
capable ol carryiiig the Mates cs-
teemed as doubtful iu this contest:!
without one characteristic which is
olmoxious to tho oiit.osition rartv iu
,lV fl,:l,.tei-: a man ever calm cool '
able, clear, successful, patriotic, we
ask his nomination by the National.
Convention as the certain presage of
his election by the people of the L id
led States. " I
Viee-rresideitt IJrcekenrid'.'C, who
has been represented us being present
lo assist Mr. hdmundsoii 111 his as-
tance. lie interfered onlv to Mop
any further mischief. He performed
what ho considered a good-natured
act, and lias been extensively abused
for it. .Mr. ISrcckuuri.lgc says, for
reasons satisfactory to himself, he has
never carried a weapon of any kind u
upon ins person.
A Ioimrt L SioiiV. A Texas cor
respondent of a New Voi k paper has
a story to ihe effect that Sam Hous
ton, with an army of ;;o.pii() Tcxans,
is about lo march on Mexico, witli a
view of coi..uering that country.
Where could an army of this size as
semble without the fact beintr treiicr-
illy known, ami w itliout the interfcr-
il
llm ty tiiousand men are not not to
.., il,..r . iil,,..,i .--, t ,l...,l .t' i..o..
uration and a irreat deal of troul
and the movement necessary to the
task would expose its object, howev
er secret it was desired to keep it.
I'eme.mui.ki'.d the I'noit. Uue John
l.ose, a rich old bachelor of New York,
died tbe other day, leaving $:;00,0H(l to
educate poor children in tbe science of ag
riculture. This di.-poaitiou of bis fortuuc '
is made contingent upon tbc raising of a j
like sum by tbc city of New l'oik tor the'
purchase ot a farm to be devoted to tbe
object uamcd. I
1J" "aJ l"ge sorguum crop lasi
, . .t i c
ycur, and syrup, to tbe value of over a
n i m n r . i
mil ion il.. -it, trill .n n.Tin ti t net nril
million dollars, will
from it.
1'IVI i
SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.
- l'"JJ'e"e sue ; sp.cu.t.a appearance, and
iYiiANIirAIsC'IIIIsIAX
Very handsome; productive, hardy,' and
-
B""u
. V,-,:, ; V. V
I , I". I UC 1.111 lit SI , llUUI,ll,C. auu CI'
cellelll.
As it is impossible to secure all the rxcel-
ienc.es o. uns ni.'si u.,uidi nun in iiiic va-
I..."
i cf the above have perfect flowers,
and will produce excellent crops, if planted
be forwarded
by express :)
I'er I Oil plants any of above varieties $'2 Oil
I'er tun plants, Sll of each variety, a.tHl
.50(1 lot) uf each variety, 7..10
-10(11) of the Hooker, 10.00
ii. i:. iioiKr.it A. CO.,
Comheucial MrasiiRirs,
Itochester, N Y
The f llnwire ar wim- of tbe iliiit:iiir.ittii.i!r rointsof
th" '..V,vr,"' liirh nrlxinsti-d incur Nurst-'flvs:
Tlie (ilutit is Tery vii;ii.ius suil lisnlji
It ifl estn-iuely prixlllrtiie;
It Wot llie lurest sis,-;
It iff very ilsrK c.lor.-.l ; fl.h, al dwl'ly mlfhsl:
it is tbe only lry sisl .e-.i tt i Slr.wlrri, wlii.li
lis. nl-o At,!, fl.ip,,r.-.ti .msli.v : it i. fiir tlieoiintiiustloa
(hroiuaiii I'rJiilHiit.
ir
AVI.Mi pureUasril ilir rihi to usr Ron -
pioicss lor I I'niiifi' nn nry
. .
i.i.irs, fir l iium lu.ra.,we are rrpiirca u
rxecuie itnlers tor i
CARDS, Show-Bills, &c. i
in ltl, Hrrfn. Ii.ur. Ii ;i n. Silt r. luaw nil, or KM !
colors, in ijoeil style, IV at the Oilier ol the
filar A. Chioiiii le," Lt isl'urs.
tesE, ls.s WoliM.X t.ilixu.ll.".
SMALL r?iJlT3
;1 1 I li ire are paying particular attention In
i the pro'tuttton ol
Uuriibrrr), ii-pberrj. and Slrtmnfrr) riants
,nir st.,r.t l,,r in Sunn" ill IKliil will licit i nlv
b vrrv Urst, but of llie bcit itiality, wbicli
we shall oli'.-r at greatly reduced prices.
. Xcm Ii h lh , ,,r lstt"in jlwHcrry
js .t . II erowitis in f.uor.an.l the demand lor
plants promises to be uuusually late.
WiUon-. itaE Secillini! Snawbcn
Wilson's Albany Secilht:!; Stiawbcrry
is undoubtedly the iiio.sl uiuver-aliy popular
variety in the country. Its eMrao.di.o.iy
s..i', wonilerlul productiveness, and i llier
jjouil ipiahlii's, have placed it at the very head
ol the list, wheieol il has tn eu tested, especi
ally lor market purposes. Having been
anions the earliest to procure this variety, and
having cultivated it noire especially for plants, j
we shail be able to otUr li:r sale, in Isiid,
OVKK O.NG .MILLION l'LA.VIS.
These plants ate nott- Lein cultivated in the
i.iusi carelul manner, and one of tl.etti uill be
worih more than a dozen id Mich as are care
less y srowil amono oriiss and weeds. We
cordi.i.lv invite persons wishing in purchase
lo vistt fur f;rotinds and eiamiue our mode ol
prodiiem ptiints.
II'.- SUM. I. A7.7' 77; the price of plants
in the Spring ol lstiti mi as to place then. wtd..
in the reach ol all. We have experimented
largely as 10 the besi nine ol" planting the
Strawberry, and unhesitatingly recommend
the sjrin
Our seiecii m embrace OVLIt OSll 1II'.-
I)l!l:l VAlilUI'lUs. iii. Iud.nj all the native
and lorei'411 Uu.ds, ,,' ai.v repute.
r'atatiigues sent 011 appl.t.itit n. enelsin a
stamp. J. KNO
lsci n.. 4iS, I'ntslinrh. Pa.
.rjEtit:l:ratorN .T.olU-.
ri,'rn-p 1 1 .1.1..
T0l it K is liereli) -a en, that Letters
1' Admii,i-!ran,.u on the Lsia:e ol
JOSLTII KLK( KM:i;. I iieol ll..rtley town
ship I nion eoitnty,d'"c'il. have been cranted In
ll.euiidcrsivtied by the leisterol l iiioiiroun
ty iu due 'iirm ol law ; ihereli-re.a!! persons in
debted lo said esiaie are reqtieste, w notLe
iiiiiucliate pavt.ieni.and ihose having anv jnsi
rla.tiH are also requested to present them le-
tally authenticated r. r seitien.rnt
... wili.iam fi:i:s, . "i
Hartley I p, Lnion t.o, Jan. no, Isbii.
'
amriicni simi I oii '-m
cr- en w 7 m. rMim neu
0 A A-"A-Vj" 1 J J-"loi"t-.'i
E. ANTHONY,
3IIS. BnMrtmj. Nl tork-i MtT 'lay I-t, !'. st
.,..1 1.
'I'll:;
t;..D.-.
c,r 010
Alltt . i, two .lo r. If. Ill ti,.- si. .i. lo.lan II. .tel.
Ster.-oM'-'i-e i- II. - in ..t ii.f.';...',-'. i-.f.r.x-.ie.
r 1 ii.. .im.i.to,.; mi l . j - . - - .1' ,ii...-rii it. v. it
, .IIH SI.- (... ..,.. Of .11;. !., ,f,n
liini -ri. to si 1. 1.-" II- M "i I li .-in I . n nl v.
li-.iue is touil-li-U Wllb ul it, aul Mil. jmi'lr itr .r-
ii r t your ifr t r .;irt
I I.i .it.. bUtn'. ft. i c. lu.i
It f'lt : I'll tl;i ri t.
riiut.'irrii l.t-r-. Jtr- rn rr Ii r-
A1rwu Aini rir.1, in f.-n It o t(f
fftlii worl.l. iii 11
tif nt.s J dt'uJ, ;m
lll :ti'l III.- txiilltl-
tut, mii iu.: i.u::, "J t.
;n 'j
Kl.ni l.,VMII- rHT.TH !'KiriM.t. TA.-TiV. -h
li- in rii-i tir.i mT p. "in wim- mir. iu, r n. . ..
!!'. , with a r'.liiij; r-it r''r ). fl.uti. U. .m -r
lm M e-,,. . N-.ti.it: ihii h.-t I i.:. i .:.. ni.'t -n--r.iti
t'tlf r il' trr tt r I rent to u Ii it-mi ud ( ll.c J. h lur-
its o, a n-l tin- !. u 1 1 1 nl .
An'lnnty'i mttii'l-nnma SitT4'.m'r.T Views are tli- In :
tfl l'ln.t"LTH'tr w.in.Ir. '.If :,r.-t.'k. n in tUrf-rt,rt;
fiit f a t.nl. In I i. rvli.in.' i M..f.'-r h n fj-fl . 1 .
t I.- .- l"Ifd 4- Mtui .ll-tlli- IU k-11
:itt l. li tx-rfo-t! v Ml t 11 t- i.7n mi l.ltiK.n.il
Iir to 111.- iwii itl' j ol i!i:.tiitii:iti- n itUf it t, . :t
I rJi.trm "t li ft, un'l m 11. II. enn 1- :i .i-'..ver i t
! our own. I.fiii- niii.'i-'U in ', r----itr (nun
I.lnlon riml l':iri Inrf 'T-t. r." I .r Antl; tij'- I usl .111 ta
li ict V u of AtiH rir.m iif.- ati.i -iii-r .
Ami.n: i-thr tlnii-- l. tn ju-t i -ti' i-l .-l Sfipf
-.;n- l.lii-trwlioiir. nl I lit .-.-.lit- o :!.,. Ki LTo .Tit.H
Pk 1 1 11 Mn n.i.. in ln 1. 111 ti Ih-.ii t- l.-i-l mii int rt.
'I hi- j'urtu ut.ir-i 1 thi- will l.n:n m ir rn lain-; in.
1 Ui K l a iit.i t: ii? j -r will U- l..r .H it .1
t" tiv wMrrr mi r-i'i-i t "I -t not'. I
I l';rtn t .iitnr.- !. .It 11 ti- r '. '. I". ". "r
y J.i r jiii i.ti a e.-i m-irtiiii-iii :iii.l sui h j.ifturt"i im 1
tio 111.1) p nl. - n l-i I if.-..
ivw ai uc. twitlii ut in-;tuiiunti ran W ?-nt by
m ui.
vaiu.i i. t.. ii.- :'.i..- th..t .w ..t. n; . .i,.i ti.. i
li;in... ( j In. n r .r.i. alii wtf ii I i
.-I ;i iiifin "-; .t
i iini-l fi.-intiin;
UI ur iiwii ei',.i".
.V.i, .I., .ii,. .i!: tin.) I'!n,t. -.-ra; l.y ;
anil .1- li.l.tt.il num.. n... til 11 ,- n. i ',- :.r... I., t.t i ut
iiiii.i'.i.r, with ...-. ry 1 1 . . i . c n- '-,--.ir, t- r tli. ,r - , ... t..
C--I li.-r u ilh iiirtrui-liuiiri '-ll.. in Ink.- st. r I': -
lur.-." F. triilli.
Iiiiirter an-1 M.muf.ieti.p-r ul' I'b -t. rn( loe .llito-ri-
S.s St.-le.i..-i.(it.4 St. r . -'i-l'I. I I -
I l.eri'luiiti. tii. ii. el -I v ...Tli'... ! (lie rnimtrv sre
i re-1- eituiiv il.nO.l I" ui..s - un .iiiiiial.oil it uiir
' sl-4-lj. ur ilis'uuu. t.- tb tr.ele Mill lw Jl.--t;,l.
t Til I'ln.lilrapllelN.- 1 ir-l . ix-s --ler. . ii- Neiuii
j W-lllll-,1.
Seu.l .,y ni-iil jrilit uniii'-'iiitu!. sith rii-e ol N.-.-i
tii-. H ut tie-nut f. r lulu.,-n-t. r. in-.- I 4nis.'..
NOT KM:.
I'OIt It i:.T.-The subscriber, m-rs
1 s 3 lur KLX I'.a nev- tbiee-storey LMH'K
lioLSK on M.uUet sireei. beiicten .'ul. and
6ih. formerly owned bv Nanniel .Mints. .It u-iil
be leased on reasonable terms. For pai ocu
lars, call on the subscriber at the lluilalue
House, I.cwisbur;. Feb '.'.i. I sm. j
MATTHLW VANDl.NE j
de
IVOR ItEVr. A pleasant and
convenient Jim.se, and i wn Looms.
suitable lor Store or Oilire, on Setnh Market
street, between 4ih aud ."nil. lioiuire ol'
Hit. I. tKLlitiEU.
l.ewisburr, Feb. SI, ISu'O
VF.SAVAP,n HOI
FINE Onimrtunity fur Sale or Ev
t l rhn"e! Will be suld chean for t'ash
or exchansed for Town Tropeny or Farms in
the "est lirancn country, a quantity ot
good, unimproved Land,
suitable for FIVB handsome Fann. Their
location is in a Weiteru state, and for healih,
beauty, fertility and desirable climate can not
be excelled. I'ersons sincerely anxious to buy I
or exchange, cau obtaiu luriher information
by calling on JKiJ M Ll..
Lewisburg, Feb. 13, I Still
For Sale or Rent.
TIHE Dwelling and Lc.l on the corner
J opposite the Lutheran rh.ireh. IlLaJL
ni. l sold by the 1st of .Match, the property will
be for rent. Impure on ihe premises nf
Mm. KLI.AIIKI II llK.NXAtiK.
rou ki:at. j
HE HALF HtH Si: and LOT on South j
ri
J siecond Street, I.eu'.sburu, near the Col
lei;e (iro.inds,ni' occupied by Capt. Fisjier.
The house is of brick, has large robins, and
kitchen on Ihe loiver floor, and on the lot a
Cistern, Well of Water, Barn, &c. Posses
sion given the 1st of April. Applv on Ihe
premises 10 "Mis. MAMA C. INCEST.
Jan. I I, ISbU. . ,
House and Building Lot,
0
N Mouth Front street, FOR SALE. The
House is a two-siurey Frame, on a half
Lit with a Stable, and oilier ouibuibliiiss, and I
some Fruil. An unimproved half lot adjoins. '
Will he sold together, or separately, to suit j
purchasers. JOSEPH HEED. -
Lewisburj, p-c. J7, lit. pd7w
ui i ; a
i VA I.I JA I il .1 l'UOl'KUTY
1 .. ... . . .
-
v a 1... . r .u- . u .... I ..r
111 an aii,is"iuci til iiict ,o .ndii n ..,,,, wi
j) l.'tiiou county, ill Le soht at i'oblic Uai
tfy, on
TiifK!:ir. lllll of llrti:ry,
n-xi, the large and conitnodioUN lau-aii.rry
Uiek
i haksiow house
; and MrT, Willi the appurt nane;, proprty
, nf ilo- late J.iiiatti.iti ..lnt, ,l-e'il, Mtiiiite in
i the 11' r"tih ot l,eu itntg, bt.tiinitil on tiie
ri-t l,y pniju-rtv ol hr. Wm. H.ive, on ihf
, smiih bv iitif hMpv, "ti tl-.o uci ty lutol Win.
; J.lies, r. - ami on me m.nn oy hotkii
' lillml en il in Ihe zrneral I'Ihii i t the l.nn n-.'ll
' he property is
.No. 47. The property is KKAHI.V MIW,
tiit'l limit in a vimi, trurlitti'ittlilif nnnnrr. imd
j ij Mipiiinr luu'.tiiaU ; and il w.tnlr.1 li.r a
I'ublic House, can be made suitable woii a
lew alto tatii.ris.
l'l-rsons wishing to purchase ran examine
' the premises by calling on Ihe suti?i ribT, or
on illiam Jncs, V. - , adj.'inu. ihe prem
ises. S.ilr In eominenee at 1(1 o'clock A. M. 1 I'
said liay w tie 11 cniidili'liis id sale will be made
ktloWll.
Ill 1,11 V. Sll 1:1.1.1:1;, A.!m r.
I.etvisbtir, J.in. -o, wl,j
BRICK FOUNDRY FCR SALE.
ftTw 'Vr -u !i-c 1 1 it'r i-llV-r- i,i !. I th
-T'lT'j'arc Hin k Fniii-!rv at thr it
jj: ''t't ' -M.iir.rt Mnet, incln 'ins
ji&rK'?. ihe W;irTi.ipm. Otlicr. ami ihf
1.tcium-1 y aiinchn: ;il-n a Inrpt ann'iim of
I'aitfTris If -r ui Kch's It -r A nr til I n r.t I
Machinery. S;vt r. li i ir.a.! ! a-- one
fl llir heM IiM'rtiit.ii ,. r a ff--tn!, nlr tMcirr.'..
Tiie IVftTiinr's uur i- wn. tlv n:?r'ri in
aiicilier einp!o ment, whm h t- ihe rt-a'-cii h
!tMrfs tu tli.-j'osf ihi Kouuitry. Fi r any
lurtlier partirtii.r, a-Mn-- 1
WILLIAM 1 UiCK, f puivlur-
Feb. I men To. I'a
FCR SALE OR F.EKT!
two boriiLi: fi: mkikm-a--
i A.Ks aiitl l.utt, tMrh Minal-l-r l.iiisi
Iwc larniiies i n' 'ii ."Sinh IVurth "rrrft art !
cue en i;. Jfhn ti, li r:!1' llallnl each
t.f ihe afove H.'U-irs ;tr' 1. r IN-r l.
IV' Mso, ..r aie. ivur IJui'J n Lot- en
North FiMh vlrrct. JOHN lioLC.iI'H..
Le-.nbur-, la:;. UK ,, nt
1 d H'tuvf and Vi-rr Konn un Uarkrl lPt r:. Ar..
TIIIK sub.se 1 1 Ntr -fb r- I. r a'e several
1 ItliifK HOI i:s. an. I i rh-r Kid! -Jliju
tlin, situate m ihe ft i. nh i t Lf uit.iir.
IVrsons u-.h ii t. pin t ba-e, i ill pkase
in Mr. Jonathan Welle, uh ill 've
litem Mirh intor (nation as :b v mav
Iniv . If.vj i. rn.N.i;LE.
FOR SALE.
Sou:h Filili street, a property A-rf
0
rrn-iMih? i t a t r;iinr (Joiix il 1 2
i n a hall l.ot irround. Term- eav- A( p v
to M.iv i: A K voi;i:
FOR SALE.
II K wcll-kn. 1 wn T;M( I M Main! Ais,
at Ihe ra-t end i t tlie J.ew ishuru 1 1
liihli'e, in rhilliMina-i ue tnwh-hip, .Noiih'il
- I: ui! be si;Id on rea-oriable lenti-.
IiHiu.re ol W M.iJAM F KICK.
I-eui-htiF. )rc. 17,
FOR RENT!
fl'Ili: TWO RiXITlS oei-np.td at pre
I sent hy Wa-hin-!oii II iiti hnis..n as a
s-alcon. Tlo y are suimble for 1 J ( ) J 'S.
For Terms aj-p'y iu
Jan. S7. is'.'.s, JOMX II. I,I.V.
T'oK sai.i:.
DKslR.Mil.i: ICllilitiim l.ol.XU'ee.
leet ln ni I v H.ii d.ep. i:..;oire of
Heaver, Kre.ner .V V1 Hi. re.
vk 5ti:M' Ti-.-.. fi:ami:d 1101 s
on -Sixth Mreet. i:i"inre ot
ILLIAM FKIl K
l.ewi-ht.r;, Jan. !i. 1 sb...
i:
Gin
-Tbe
'fi'ii:
orner iioti"
d bv Hr.-Me
.V.rth
-Icrt
riiir-l Mitt t, i
I KKm N
1 :ii.. tl, r
T .Ttl.-tllllllT
i iiii' to
:m.- j , o
( tin
-t:i li-h V-iiuf.,1 n-r i-
tit.-n t ! iiH-iil.
Kcw Hotel in EijUinburg.
?s TII K subscriber ii . ii'-1 iesj.,.ci::i:!y in-i-t
f. ,rni the Tiaveline; Pol. l.e evervu here.
thai be has inUen ai.il lote 1 up ihe picinises
ol tit or'e ssch..i li, in ihceteie i 1
main st. .Mil ri i.M'.ri.i;,
u here he is pre-art .! h areojiitnoibtte Mrans
ers and travel i1 tnert ;in t l estMs in the
bev, manner, u .ih IJ, aid and LoiIlmii.
Please stvt" uie a call.
Ap.i.'.vj rnni.i:s riioi 7.:n.
CO lis 1 O 1!. CO. I..
MiK subscriber keeps ri.nsi.milv .-n hand
a !jrt;e as-,.rii.ient .1 ihe vt ry l esi sha-
n..kin and Wilkes-Mane COAL, i.-r li.i.e.iiol
stove purposes. u !uc!i he ivol sell at the very
lowest prices for I'ash or Country IVi-duee.
Also. l;l.,cf;srnitli' ('., I'.i!i r un,l Suit.
Wish it disiineily tinder-ioed. il.at I mil not
le uii.!crs..ld Iv any man ILivm; g,.,ij
weii;h-sea!es, full weight mil be piven.
Coal Var.l near Weidensain's ho.rl.
liCOKliK IIOI.xTF.IN.
Leivibl.rs. May '-'".. ".
H- P I C - N I C . "tut
"We'll jul.i. intu the Wiiin, se.l sll take m ri.Ie."
A
I.AIKii:. handsome
and verv eomb.
blc t tf.OV has been
tilted up lor ihe especial acci ininodaiioii of
l'ic-N.c and other simitar exeiir-ioos. Terms
moderate. Appiy in Ji is. M. HOI LL.
Lewisburg. June a. ,s"!i.
LAW O FF I ( ' 1 1 P. K MOVKD.
John B. Linn,
ATTORa:T T l.tW-OlHre at
his House tu !V. Marke si. t el. 1st 2d
b.S l.t- isbiii K, Iu.
.St Ml .'.I. II. (llilllli, !
AIIOIIK') ill 1.S1W.
0T
FFICE on South Sec.. ml near Market
uu ism .(;. r.i. 1
IsTAll Professional Business entrustrd lo
his care will be faithfully and promptly atten
,fd t.i Sept. 1 1, ls.i7
ItASlltoXAM.K Hats and Caps
liii.ul Hats and Cap.
Cheap Hats anJ Caps
A very l.ire sb rk of Hats and Cap-!
koung dent s stvles M.its ai.itt i.p
Bovs' and Children's IL.ts and Caps
Now ready and for sale by lilliSUX, ihe only
Ha"Tr lMuT?
7-10U SAI E. CHEAP A . '.- onrf
J" Trimming Kniff.a convenient ailiclv for
't inters to trim pamphlets. Ac.
May ST.'M. C. J. fi I'A II L.Book Binder.
. KOTICE.
mllE subscriber hann? bonsht all the
I Tools, tstove and Furuiiure beloncitit; lo
lite Tin Shop formerly owne,! by ntc and le
rei.lly and now used by Jon W . IVmi .uJr.,
and havni? loaned said Wensell tools. Move
and Inru.ture aforesaid, iliiru.t; mv pleasure,
docs hereby give nolicc 1h.1t said properly is
my own, and has been loaned as abi.ve. and
all persons are hereby forbidden lulcrleri.ig
with the same as it is iihoili mine,
l AMKL SL'IIUACK.
I.ewisbuij, Dec. St, 1S'-
1
VARIETY STORE
AMI
I'ost i i ici:.
: LAKf. V. Mipblj nf JJtt'tksjStatiHnery,
jl IVrtiiu.ery, Jewelry, Toys, C'(a(r en. ,u.
e;ies, T. as tsf-ices, Kruii, .Nuts. Has kits,
I'n ones, and a i atieiy nl M( K N At KM tt
sale i-ll a. Ihe
?C.j l.KV l.-il 1 Ht-T OFFM K.
I LI IU AM) I I.NrJ OIL ran he had at ih,
I 1'os'f OFFH L
1 I.N K liold I I . 1. r Ladies and lirn.s i,,
I.r had at die I (;.sT OFFICK
St.i r.i; i. sens ri i...iii,iih and oilier
Uieasi Pins and Far Knurs ran i,g.j
very rliejip ai ihe 1 li.-T OFFICE
tt TTKK.L
I. in
d and Poultry la ten 1,
mIs at the
POST OFFICE
I)
cl,a.il;e 1. r t;,
A
rr.v. r:. xes , i i,i,-
Friine I'i i. m Ir.r j
Ms, FlgS, DulUS Ji,J
lie at ihe
1-os.T OFFII'K
iit.Iist ir Roi Is i r
pron.prl v am i.di i to
of any kn
ill ihe
POS.T OFFICK
IALIES r;.i, ri'i I tbe Jar.-esl iinrl ,., r.
I ment ol l.eiii-r and . ie I'AI'Ki! f;,,,,..
npes Ar. at the I'OsT "FFItK
Aiiotlur It.t at JohnoiiV
Clu-iip J!oot & s'Jne tore.
CCrAP FOR CASH!
VKtV Slin k of 1,'inits am.' SiWsnexl
i i'i.. r 1.. J. .V J. Mai Mi re. Lrsrisburc,
!ie-e may be b.ui .l ihe cheapest slrrk (
.11.-1 .t in 1 In s .laee.no mi-take, fall and sr.
aii.nie lor y. or.-elves and save at least 15
er rSn..
Men's It" ts frln , .
Chil dren's. Vi mh A Boys' Iron. l t. s
W oinen's (iiuns ii.ni, 511 in 75 e-v
Meis ,!,. 87clol
and ri cryiliing in our line cheaper than ibj
cb. iipet.
A.l k 1 's ,. B..i. M,es A- lia.ters .VAtiB
To OHI.rii. . I il.e besi maienal. and war
ranleil. A b.re sn.ek o! home-niade w. r
kept always on hand, which will be ,,f
Vei v few.
Ki:r.ll:l(; ih.ne ai .he shorteM n.nirr
hy the snhser.hrr. M. JOHXSO.N. '
L. wi-bnr... Orl. I. IN.1!I.
KCWRY'SS ELY LIGET GALLERY.
07:
VKK J... Jl'fVI '-' Hardware si. ..
rmerli- lli.iii.iii1's Mie Store. .Matk.'
stierl. Lewisfitrg. Pa.
.1 y.mi i y iv-A'.v, mi;t.a ixo rrir.s,
Ac. in 1 lie nuiil superior siyie. In a1Mtt.11,
t.i il.e-e p.cliires. I ;,w 111 wpiriared lo ue
I'lio'oi ;i lis, lane ,-r small, tn
.he besi i,ia,ie an 1 nb, re. A. HAtl O.
Tl PES. These pit-tur. are r.-liiru to up.
re-em life, ami a.e Mif.-in r ti.a.ioil paintn.j.
;n .i z that t.dr i'y . npresM,,n and tratnrr
thai can tepr, di.cl 11.lv ly the Camera.
These piclnies ;ire pa 1. Med. and I hale the
exclusive r:rht f.,r I 1,1, n rounry. Calling
rxai.iine specimens. pr,' 2.
II WIS .11.1. I u.
Jus. B NKSS.
J -J. rsLta
S-vj I.fwi!.ttr I'ldiiing Mill,
ill-,. iTTTTT
st'KtV.-aia -eep n nsiai.tly un hand ar t
" a' '' ' I Ii.oi (lie. Mdinf,
loi, . :;li. M111IK r. IHiniis,
.f)liiIii:VH ol iul paitirris,
and aii 1 il,. rdcscrtptii ns ol Wood Wuk u.t.l
in lltiiMn g.
Oi.l. rs resperlfully s. lined and promptly
hi le.l. AM u. 1 k u ar.an i. d 10 sue sai.siacesn
IV An e.llellsiie !,. ,1 l.uiulH r i l all
ieM-t.fit, us ti hi r.d 1. r sa'c.
I11.-tfru1.11 yt,rth Sta.tid lrerl,L4witburg I'a
Aprtl ss. Is."!).
FCR SALE
! I St ll.lsil klill of the
forn I tin
. 1
tiHthittrmt t bll'"
Adilress Hri IS,
l.e u is! ur I. o.
-M.1V IsAH.
NEW FIRM
J- THE ol.H MIDI'!-'Ihe suhsrribrr
r.-pd-iiii! y ann. nitr lo die citizens o
1.,-wist.ing ai,.t vn-ii.iiy ihai they have It rnis-I
a I'utn.crsbip in il.e
1 Tailoring Eusiness,
at the ii ell-!..n,. n stand el James Criswell e
V.'itket sile.t. nb.-ie Ib.y are prepared lo
' t l lAi b'.iAA t-,,;,t,er in Heverv
be-l Mile. Men's ,,f -..J- 4lllntX (
('iriyiirsriipiit.il on sh. rt notice. We ask
a slime el ihe uli.e p 'ri . ace.
J Wills I IMslvr.Lt,
J. F SCHAFFLR.
Leu il org. April 1, Is.'.'j
HOUSE BUILDERS,
rpAKE .NOTICE r-The undersigned aro
1 appi .iiied Agents t. r the sale of
Ifooisi, lllin.N x Window !uh
of ail sirs, ma.lf el lue best maienal. All
work w.irtante.t. t - Made by L.L.SPKOl T,
llii',he-ville, I'a. an.l l.-r sale bv
J F CAI.UW ELL. Lewisbnrf;
lVo Grindstoces.Grcceiics, oi donkey
Coat3,
II I T hnndrrt's t t Hats and Caps of lh
) late-i styles. a linie cheaper ihan ran ta
I. .olid clseuiicie. Call and ste llielu at
(t'i..o' II. it M.iiiu.ii ting, .ntifl.Miy, l'j
J. SCHREYER & SCN
II
AVK reeeueti ih. tr Kl'i .M ARRIV AL
-l Sptinsr aiol uiuiiier (iot'tts. Lathe'
iMr-.s ( ini-tl. MaiiuHa, aiai a lance lot vl
l.atfies V.i liars aiul iitrvrs In-m auritcn,
A Nn a general assi rimeni vf Men's Wear
"I'r'iniiiiiis, i Mi i.atle". t'aMmers Clolhs,
uhich mil be sold cheap.
.saiM krl ltol and other aniclu
ot thai kind on tiarid or lo orilrr hv h
l.e-isburs Book'ni!er, I H: M'A.HI.
11. t.i itu titr, mcyrisT.
Z Market streei.iir.it door lo Brown A
Ruler'.- Store LEW Its 111 KU. PA.
i no. .i:n:K
n.S jnsi received a splendid assortment
of ihe very best, cheapest and n.o'l
las... unable JJ'K'lr) in ihe market. Ihi
sitoek comprises
Iln-asl I'Iiim,
Chaiinw,
Car ItlnpM,
I'inut-r Itlni;,
llrai elris.
Mrnr ltulloti, '
MUllN. s4'.X'.
which will be sold extremely low lor ('.
He respectfully asks the patronage el all
his old cusiniuers ; and also inviles new ones
In give him a call before makins their pur
chases. Call al ihe sign of the Bin Wa'ch,
Market Mrret. east ol Second. Itcc. 2-l.'S
Executor's Notice.
."OTICE is hereby rivrn, that Letters les-
tamenta.v on the last will and lestanirni
I l'AMl) HOWAIiU. late r.t n.e .i.issieu
San Jose, in California, dereascd. have rem
granted 10 the undrrsisntil, by ihe Kegisier el
I nion county, in due fo.ni of law;all person
having claims against said (stair will flf"'
Ihem 10 the subscriber ler setoenitf l. and
those 011 ing said estate are requested to
make itiimediate pain.rnl 1.1
THOMAS HOW AKr. Executor
l.ewisburi;, Jan. fi. I Mill I'd
'IKINT I'MI. to m MX ill IMIU. NeV.'t
WIM," si.a bii.uia.1 ulhif, ib .usitti p t"""
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