UNION COUNTY STAR & LEWISBURG CIUiONlCLE-.MAY 25, 18G0.
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Tbe Reeolutioua as amended, were pass
ed UNANIMOUSLY.
A scene of tbe wildest excitement fol-
loved, tbe immense multitude ruing and
giving round after round of applause.
Teo thousand voices (welled into ao deaf-
ening a roar that for several minutes eve
ry attempt to restore order was hopelessly
vain. The multitude on the outside tool:
op and re-echoed the cheers, making tbe
scene of enthusiasm and excitement un
paralclled in any similar gathering.
Having done a good day's work, tbe
Convention adjourned until 10 o'clock tbe
next morning.
Fbiday, May 18.
Tbe Wigwam was closely packed for a
full hour before tbe Convention assembled.
A crowd numbered by thousands bad been
outside the building since 9 o'clock, anx
iously awaiting intelligence from tbe in
side. Arrangements bad been made for
passing tbe result of tbe ballots up from
the platform to tbe roof of tbe building
and through tbe skylight, men being sta
tioned above to convey it to the people in
tbe streets.
After some time spent in dislodging in
terlopers from tbe delegates' seats, and
other matters unimportant to report, they
proceeded to nominate for
Tbe Presidency.
The following Letter bad been circula
lated among tbe Delegates on Weduesday :
CoL Fremont's Declination.
Deeb ViLLtT. Mariposa county,
April 12, I Boo. (
Mr Due Sib : I have had the satisfaction
lo receive your thoroughly sincere and friend
ly le'ler of the 8th, from San Francisco, and
have lo thank you equally for the warmth
with which you urge your propositions in
my favor, and for the very strong expression
of regret fur the position 1 have taken.
Since the campaigu of 1856, I have been
laboriously occupied with my private atl.nrs,
and so exclusively, that I have been entirely
shut oll'lroin the political life nf ihe country. !
In the beginning of that contest, if I had nei
ther political prestige nor party organization.
I had at least do orgauized bodies opposed to
uiy uuuiiiiauou. iiji ine case is wuuiiyuii
ferenl. You will give full fauh lo what I say,
when I tell you that I have personally no de
sire for Ihe Presidency, but I do most earnest
ly desire lo preserve uudnntuished the great
honor which the vole ol the ISorih reflected
upon me in that campaign. In this respect.
it would be no benelu to myself, and certain-
lv nnnp In Ihi nirlv wlni-li I wish l., .ri-. ,r
under these circumstances, I were brought
before the Convention, where I could only be
one vf the elements of discord. I prefer, on
the contrary, to contribute as much as possi
ble to its harmony, and leave it to this extent
more tree to make a prompt selection from
among the distinguished leaders who have
been actively engaged in maintaining and
advanciug the principles of the party.
Letters and other indications had led me to
think that my name would be placed before
the Convention at Chicago, and wishing to
have the certainty that in this event it would
be promptly witndrawn, I asked yon to do
this Iriendly act for me if it became necessary.
I rely confidently upon your assistance, that
my request will be faithfully observed. Tbe
contingency which your very friendly feel
ings make apprar as probable, I look upon as
nearly impossible. In such an event, the
nomination would be accepted, of ennrse, as
the choice of the parly, and not as the result
of a simple fi r a nomination, llui this, I
repeat, I consider impossible.
Renewing my lhanks for permitting me to
avail myself of your friendship, on an occa
sion of so much importance to me,
I am, very truly, yours,
J. C. FREMONT.
Hon. D. C. srirLu, Delegate to the Chica
go Convention.
Mr. Everts of N'ew York, seconded by
Austin Blair of Michigan, Mr. Scburz of
Wisconsin, Mr. North of Minnesota, and
Mr. Wilson of Kansas, nominated Win.
II. Seward of New York. Tremendous
applause followed, thousands of those pres
ent rising aud waving their hats aud hand
kerchiefs, and swelling the applause to a
thundering roar, lasting through several
minutes.
Mr. JadJ of Illinois, scconled by Mr.
Delano of Ohio, a delegate from Indiana,
aud another from Iowa, nominated Abratu
Liucolu of Illinois. The audience greeted
this Domination with deafening shouts,
swelling into a perfect hurricane, being
continued for several minutes. The wild
est excitement aud enthusiasm prevailed.
Mr. Dudley of New Jersey, named Wm.
L. Dayton of that State Ex-Gov. Reedcr j
proDosed Simon Cameron as Pennsylvania's i
choice Mr. Cartter, of Ubio, nominated
Salmon P. Chase, and Thomas Corwio, !
John M'Leao, both of that State and
Friocis P. Rlair of Maryland, named !
Edward Rates, of Missouri. AlUhc gen-1
ileuieu elicited more or less evideuces of ;
approbation by various noises.
FIRST VOTE.
For Mr. Siwaao Maine 10, New Hamp
sire I, Massachusesls 21, New York To. Penn
sylvania I), Maryland .1, Virginia 8, Ken
lucky 5, Michigan l'-i, Texas 4, Wisconsin
HI. I.iwa 2, California 8, Minnesota 8, Kansas
6. Nebraska, 2, District of Columbia 2 To
ut 173).
For Mr. Likcolu Maine 6, New Hamp
shire 7, Massachusetts 4, Connecticut S,
Pennsylvania 4, Virginia 14, Kentucky 6,
Ohio , Indiana 26, Illinois 22, Iowa 2, Ne
braska I Total 102.
For Mr. BaTta Rhode Island I, Connecti
cut 7, Maryland A, Delaware B, Missouri 18,
Texas 2. Iowa I, Oregon 5 Total 4S.
For Mr. Uiviim Pennsylvania 47 J. Vir
ginia I. Iowa I, Nebraska. 1 Total 5(1).
For Mr. M'Liax Rhode Island 5, Pennsyl
vania l.Kentucky I.Ohio 4.Iowa I Total 12.
For Mr. Ca New Hampshire 1, Rhode
Island I, Connecticut 2, Kentucky 8, Iowa 1,
Ohio 34, Nebraska 2 Total 49.
For Mr. Widi Connecticut I, Kentucky
2 Tvial 3.
For Mr. Darrotv New Jersey II.
For Mr. Kcad Rhode Island I.
For Mr. Fiust New Hampshire I.
For Mr. Cnuiaii Vermont 10.
For Mr. SeMit Kentucky 1.
Whole number of voles 465.
Necessary to a choice 233.
Mr. Cameron was withdrawn. Procee
ded to
SEroan vote.
Tbe f d'owin ; changes wire mide:
For Mr.eard Masac hnselts2,N Jersey
4 Pennsylvania "J. Kentucky 7, Nebraska 3,
Teas 6. In all, 11)
f ,r Mr. Line .In N-Hampshire 9, Vermont
I I. It. Matid 3. Pennsylvania 48, Delaware R,
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kf 9. O no 1 1, Iowa 5. lu all, 181.
Mr. Chase it tived 42$
Mr. Ua es do 35
"e ). ...r do 10
Mr. M Lv do 8
Mr Cant i i do S
Mi. 'iay do 3
THIRD VOTE.
The following changes were made :
For Mr. Lincoln Massachusetts 12, Rhode
j Maryland 8, Kentucky 13, Ohio 29, Oregon b.
Mr. LINCOLN having received two votes
more lhan majority, several Slates asked to
change their votes in his favor. The Presi
dent announced the final vote as follows :
For Mr. LINCOLN 3S4
For Mr. ft. WARD UOJ
For Mr. DAYTON 1
For Mr. MLEAN J
Tbe Convention immediately became a
scene of wild excitement. A large portion
of tbe delegates who bad kept tbe tally,
at once said the struggle was decided, and
half tbe Convention rose, cheering, shout
ing and waving their bats. The audience
took up the cheers, and tbe confusion be
came deafening. Tbe intelligence of the
nomination, when conveyed to the people
outside, caused a scene of tbe wildest ex
citement, beggaring description. Cheer
upon cheer rent the air, while tbe cannon
sent forth roar after roar of salutes. At
least 30,000 people participated in tbe
excitement.
TUE NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS.
When silence was restored, Mr. Ecvrts
(N. Y.) spoke as follows
Mr. President, and gentlemen of the
National Convention: The State of Aow
York, by a full Delegation, and with com
plete unanimity of purpose at borne, came
to this Convention aud presented as its
choice one of its citizens who bad served
tbe State from boyhood up bad labored
for it, and loved it. We came here
great State, with as we thought a great
S:atesuiao, and our love of tbe great Re
public from which we are all delegates-
the great Republic of the American Union.
Our love for tbe great Republican party of
the tuiou, aud our love for our statesman
candidate, made us think that we did our
duty to tbe country, abd tbe whole coun
try, in expressing our preference and love
for bim. Gentlemen, it was from Gover
nor eward that most of us learned to love
Republican principle?, and the Republican
J party. His fidelity to tbe countrv, tho
Constitution and tbe laws his fidelity to
tbe party, and tbe priuciple that majori
ties govt rn bis interest in tbe advance
ment of our party to its victory that our
couutry may rise to its true glory indu
ces me to declare that I Freak bis senn
,,,, I do ,ue nnitcd injoD of our
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delegation, when I move you, sir, as I do
now, that the nomination of Abram Lin
coln, of Il.iDois, as tbe Republican candi
cate for tbe suffrages of tbe whole country
for tbe office of Chief Magistrate of the
American Union, be made unanimous.
Loud ap lause greeted this speech, and
three cheers were given for New York.
Eirquent speeches were made by Messrs.
Andrews (.lass.,J Carl ochurz (V is., )
Riair (Mo.,) and Rrowuing (Hi ,) endors
iu" tbe worthiness of Mr. Liucolu.
Tbe nomination was then made unani
mous, amid loud cheers.
Evening. Tbe Convention re-assembled
at 5, P. M.
A large banner was brought on tbe
platform by the reoos)lvania delegates,
bearing the inscription
u Penntiihania jiotl tir 20.000 mnjrrilu
for the lir'jife't candidate Abe Lincoln."
The appearance of tbe bauner was
greeted with loud applause.
For Vice I'rcNident.
Mr. Wilder, (Kansas) nominated John
Ilickuiau, of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Carter, (Ohio) named Hannibal
Hamlin, nf Maine.
Mt Doutwcll, (Mas.) nominated N. P.
Ranks, of Massachusetts.
Mr. Smith, (Ind.) nominated Cassius
M. Clay of Kentucky.
Mr. Lowry (Pa.) named Gov. Recder,
of Pennsylvania.
The nominations were severally greeted
with applause.
FIRST BALLOT.
For Mr. H.mliw Maine IB. New Hamp
shire 10, Vermont III. Massachusetts I. Rhode
Island H, Connecticut 5. New York 35. New
Jersey 6, Pennsylvania II, Maryland 8, Dela
ware 2, Ohio 46, Indiana 8, Michigan 8, Illi
nois 2, Wisconsin 5, Iowa G.Minnesota 6, Or
egon I Total 194.
For Mr. Cut Connecticut 3. New York
9, New Jersey I, Pennsylvania 4J, Maryland
! 2 llelawari li Virginia 23. Kenliirkv 211. In-
diana 18. Michigan 4, Illinois 2, Wisconsin 5,
Minnesota I, Nebraska 1, District of Colum
bia 2 Total 101.
For Mr. HicKajx Massachusetts I, Con
necticut 3. New York II. Pennsylvania 7, Ma
ryland 1, Delaware 1, Missouri 9, Illinois 2,
California 8, Minnesota I, Oregon 3, Kansas
6, Nebraska 5 Total fts.
For.Gov. Rcrniia Massachusetts I, New
York 2, New Jersey 7, Pennsylvania 24, Illi
nois 16. Iowa I Total SI.
ForN. P. BiK Massachusetts 20, Con
necticut 1, New York 4. Pennsylvania 2J,
Missouri 9. Iowa I, Oregon I Total 38J.
For H. Wixto Davis New York.
For tjt HorsTnn Texas 6.
For Ww. I.. DaVTiw 3.
For Jh M. Kim I.
Total 4b'l. Necessary to a choice, 232.
SECOND BALLOT.
Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylva
nia, and some others changed their votes
to Hamlin, and tbe second ballot was an
nounced as follows :
Hamlin SG4
Clay 80
Hickman 13
Tbe result was received witb tumultu
ous applause, and when order wasrestored,
Mr. Blakcly, of Kentucky, said :
Mr. Chairman : On behalf of that gal
lant son of freedom, Cassius M. Clay, and
bis friends, I move that tbe nomination
be made uuanimous.
Agreed to with rapturous unanimity.
Mr. Tuck (N. U ) moved that tbe
President of ibis Convention and tbe
Chairmen of tbe several Delegations, be
appointed a committee to inform Messrs.
Lincoln and Hamlin of tltir nomination.
Adopted.
Mr. Line, (Ind.) took the floor, and
made an eloquent speech in favor of the
whole ticket, pledging Indiana for 10,000
majority.
After tbe delivery of congratulatory
speeches by a number of delegates, Josh
ua R. Giddings moved the adoption of tbe
following resolution :
"RmActd, That we deeply sympatbixe
witb those who have been driven, somo
from their Dative Slates, and others from
the States of their adoption, and who are
now exiled from their homes, on account
nf their opinions; and that we bold tbe
Democratic party responsible for tho gross
violation of that clause of the Constitu
tion which declares that tbe
citizens
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each State shall be entitled to all the pn - r
ileges and immunities of tbe citizens of
the several States." Adopted.
Mr. Goodrich announced that a triumph
al procession would parade tbe streets to
night, and march to tbe Wigwam, where
a grand ratification meeting will be held,
Resolutions of tbauks lo the Ladies,
Citizens generally, Railroad Companies,
Ac, Ac., for tbe pleasure of tbe occasion,
were passed, and tbe following gentlemen
named as tbe National Republican Com
mittee :
Maine mARLE? J. OILMAN.
New llmupidiire motion l. K'XlO.
Yeriuoul LAW IlKM K UKAINr.KU.
Maaaaetiueelte JOHN i. llittk II.
lllHWe lr.u.u.1 TIIIIMA- II. TL k.SLK.
Cotmectieut ItlhfcoN WKLLS.
Now York KIlUIN 1. MifKiiAX.
New Jersey DKN N I VJ Dl Klt.
I'eDuajlvauia KMVAKil N TIIKBSOS.
Mmryuuul JAUKS K. A iNi.lt.
Delaware V B. SMITIIKIIS.
Viri!iui ALHlKIl CA LOW Kl.L.
Kenlurkr CAeSlUS M CLAY.
Ohio 11M.UAS SPOON Kit.
ludiitoa-SulxlMON MKIlfcWTII.
MiSMiuri ASA S. JoNI-s.
JhcU-.D AISTIN BLAIR,
llliuuu NoKMA.N U JLI'O.
Texas Ill'-M AN UENIiKKSON.
W iimtdiu CAUL SrllLIIZ.
!.. ANlllttU J. STKVKN'S.
Clil.,rul I). W. tlll.s.-M AN.
Niuneauu JOHN M Kl-HK.
Oregon M. li. JUIIN.KI.V
Kudiw M A. I-IIII.LII'S.
Kebrmaka U. II. llllsll.
Viet. Coluaitia JOHN tiEKHARD.
The President, Mr. Ashmun, returned
bis thanks to tbe Convention for tbe hon
or it bad conferred on bim. He fully en
dorsed tbe character and ability of both of
the nominees, and expressed the convic
tion that victory must crown tbe efforts of
tbe party in November.
The Convention then adjourned tint
die, with nine hearty cheers forthe ticket.
dr. Lincoln's Position.
On Saturday, President Ashmun, with the
Committee, called upon Hon. A. Lincoln, at
t u :-.t.l 1
nis reaiuencc near cpiuiucm, anu j.ciioiuicu
their errand. Mr. L. replied as follows:
Mr. Chairman, and Gentlemen of the Com
mittee I tender you, and through you to the
Kepublican National Convention, and all the
people represented in it, my profoundest
thanks for the hih honor done me, which
you formally announce. Deeply anu even
painfully sensible of the greal responsibility
which is inseparable from ihat honor a re
sponsibility which I could almost wish could
have fallen upon some one of the far more
eminent and experienced statesmen whose
distinguished names were before the Conven
tion I shall, by your leave, consider more
fully the Resolutions of ihe Convention, de
nominated ihe Platform, and, without reasona
ble delay, respond to you, Mr. Chairman, in
u ruin?, not doubting thai the PlatU rm will
be found saiislactory, aud the Nomination ac
cented. Now. I will not defer the pleasure of
taking you, and each of you, by the band.
The various members of the Committee
were then presented lo Mr. Lincoln, who
greeted them with the cordiality and frank
ness which wins him friends wherever he
goes.
EIr. Hamlin's Acceptance.
The Republican Association of Washing
ton City, on the evening of his nomination,
waited upon Senator Hamlin, who addressed
the crowd as follows :
Fklluw CinzEira : Sympathizing with
you in principles that have united us, I am
happy lo greet you on this occasion. 1 am
pleased to mingle my thoughts with yours ill
that tribute which you pay to a common
cause. You have come, my friends, for the
purpose of congratulating each other upon
the result of the action of our friends w ho
have met in counsel at Chicago, the commu
nication of whose decision has come to us ov
er the telegraphic wires. Unsolicited, unex
pected and undesirel, a nomination has
been conferred upon me. Unsolicited as it
was, I accept it, with the responsibilities
which attach lo it, in the earnest and ardent
hope that the cause, which is superior to
men, shall receive no detriment at my hands.
You are here to pay a tribute to that man
who is to bear your standard on to what we
hope aud believe a triumphant victory. You
are here lo pay a tribute lo thai young giant
of the West, who comes from that region
where the star of empire has already culmi
nated. Ycu come to pay a tribute to that
man who is not only the representative man
of the reiple, but a man who is identified in
all your interests by his early associations in
life, who sympathize justly and truly witb the
labor of all this broad land, himself inured to
toil. Capacious, comprehensive, a statesman
incorruptible, a man over whom the shade of
suspicion has never cast a reproach. But
what is ihe mission, my friends, that is com
mitted to our hands ? It is to bring bacltyonr
government to Ihe position, to bring back the
principles and practices of its fathers and
founders, and administer in the light of their
wisdom. It is to purge the government of its
corruptions, compared with which those in
any other administrations pale into utter in
significance. It is to maintain the integrity
of the Union, with the just rights of all the
States; and, while the just rights of all the
States are maintained, it is also to maintain
that States shall not interfere in Territories
outside of their own jurisdiction. And it is
to give new aids to commerce across the
trackless ocean it is to foster and give new
life to the industry of this broad land. What
is it but the industry of our country that up
holds your government t What is it but the
labor of your country that spreads out your
canvass on the distant sea ! What is it but
labor that delves in your mines, and toils in
your workshops, and upholds the government
under which you live! Who is there that
should receive the fostering care and kind re
gards of Ihe Government, if it be not Ihe man
that toils and adds, by his industry, to Ihe
wealth of the Republic ! This is the mission
that the Republican parly, under the guid
ance of Heaven, dare to perform and dis
charge. They are to do that, and then they
will transmit to those who shall come after
them our government unimpaired, and it
will remain, and remain for ever, the land
where the oppressed ol every clime and land,
and of every creed, may come and receive
the protection of our lands and our liberty
regulated by law.
Hon. James H. Campbell of Pa , and Sen
ator Trumbull and Representative Washburn
of III-, also responded to calls made for them,
in most spirited and eloquent terms. The
latter, while speaking, was assailed by a mob,
which threw stones and other missiles among
the andience, but were finally repulsed. It
was the work of a son of an office-holder
there, bnt was strongly condemned by men of
all parlies.
lr$.A friend writes from Washington
city, 2-d inst., "We are all in good spir
its since Lincoln's nomination, and hail it
as tbe omen of victory. There surely is
now no good reason why all tbe opponents
of tbe present Administration party should
not cordially act together in tbe great
struggle on which we are now inkriug."
BUFFALO HOUSE
LEIVISBVKG, VMOS CO., PA.
L. I. BItLHCK, l'roprlclor.
rpHIS new Hotel is situated opposite '"ie
X Court H.'use.in the most fashionable and
of : Dea,11"ul P" ul ,ne ,,""n. ana r sivir
i conveo ence can noi oe suiiau m vcumi
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Tb se viitine the University, or attending
Court, will find it the most convenient and
central puLLe house charees will be Ihe
most reasonable and neither lime or expense
will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who may call. Lewisbur. May 3,!fG0
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do H lu thi
Jo 8 1t no
Nw IutI.h ft lit m
liitiinhiit-t g iy ij-)
DtSTrf.l.KltlE'.
WVfit liutlulo 8 25 00
An APPEAL will be held at the Treasur
ers ollice. in Lewisburz on Saiunlay the Uih
of June. lKfiO, between 10 and i o'clock, when
ami where all thoe who feel themselves a
prieved hy ihe above duplication may at
tend ii they think proper.
S. v. it-;i:A?s, Mcra.nt.Ia Ai.j.raiT.
Mi 11. in tilt ric. M ay la, Imw.
Real Estate.
Two Excellent Western Farms
1jM)al S ILL-or will be Exchanged for
Property in Central Pennsylvania.
One tract of 151 J acres is on the south line
of Wurrtn cimnty, f.iiivi, with a posi-oflice, mill.
and school-house near. The other, near the
west line of said county, contains 120 acres, a j
short distance from a good settlement. They
are :)ll miles south and south west of Des '
Moines, ihe Capital of the Slate, and about 8 :
from the line of ihe Hurlinglon & Missouri !
River Railroad. The land is rolline. of azood
quality, and timber convenient, lndianola is
the County town. Persons desirous ol making
a purchase will make further inquiries at Ihe
Slur f Chronicle office, Lewisburg. April 25.
A FINE Opportunity for Sale or Ex-
I. change! Will be sold cheap for Cash
or exchanged for Town Properly or Farms in
tbe West Branch country, a quantity of
good, unimproved Land,
suitable for FIVE handsome Farms. Their
location is in a Western State, and for health,
beauty, fertility and desirable climate can not
be excelled. Persons sincerely anxious to buy
or exchange, can obtain further information
by calling on JFaJU Ll.Ni
Lewisburg, Feb. 13, I860
FOR SALE OR RENT !
TWO DOUBLE FRAME HOU
SES and Lots, each suitable for
two families one on North Fourth street and
one on iSt.John street, for Sale. Hal I of each
of the above Houses are for Kent.
Us' Also, for saie, four Building Lots on
North Fifth street. JOHN HOUGHTON,
Lewisburg, Jan. 10, 1859. Agent
tieow House an4 More ana Market street, 4c,
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale several JwA
BRICK HOUSES, and oiher Buil-JtiA
dings, situate in the Borough of Lewisburg.
Persons wishing tu purchase, will please
call on Mr. Jonathan Wolfe, who will give
them such information as ihry may desire.
July 5, 1859 U. SCHNABLE.
FOR SALE.
o
South Fifth street, a nronertv
consisting of a good Frame HouseL'lB
on a half Lot of ground. Termseasv. Apply
lo May 17 A. B. VOKSE
FOR SALE.
IT HE well-known Tavern Sfand4
at the east end of the LewisburgJiiJ.
bridge, id Chillisqnaque township, North'd
Co. It will be sold on reasonable terms.
Inquire of WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dec. 17, 1858.
FOR RENT!
THE TWO Ra0.!IS occupied at pre
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
Saloon. They are suitable for y J J OPS.
For Terms apply to
Jan. 27. 1858. JOHN B. LINN.
FOlt SALE.
4 DESIRABLE TtuiMIng Lot, 33 feet
2. feet front by 1H7J deep. Enquire of
Bearer, Kremer & V':iure.
T70R REST Two FRAMED HOUSES
on Sixth Street. Enquire of
WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Jan. 9 1860.
LUD AND riNE OIL ran be had at the !
POST OFFICE
CANDIDATES' COLUMN.
(Cmaoa-a eenu per week per card of 10 line! or lau.)
County r-l'.fil' E.'eehnw Saturday, Aoir 4.
AVaaiawlmo IXmvrnlum Lewiaburir, Monday, Aug. 8.
KeglMU-r &. Iterordtr.
I OFFER myself as a candidate for Knitter
4 Hteurdrr at the ensuing eleclion.sulject
lo ihe nomination of ihe People's County
Convention. Should I be so loriiinate as lo
receive the nomination aud beelected.l pledge
myself lo discharge the duties of the office
with fidelity. JOSEPH 1. FOIiREY.
Miillinburg, May 2, 1860 o
rpHE undersigned will be a candidate for
Ihe ollice of Register and Recorder of
Luion county, subject lo the uoimnation to be
made ou the 4th of August next.
UKtiRUE MERRILL.
Lewisburg, May 2, IsfiO B1U
County C'oiniiilsiloner.
, rTlHE subscriber will be a candidate fur
j Commissioner ol Union couuiy, subjeci
; to the decision of the nomination of the Peo
1 pie's party at ihe delegate meetings on the
i 4th of August next. li. W. THOMPSON.
7 i.i j MiUIiuburg, lay 2, lsoO bio
' ! ! "MELLOW CITIZENS Through the urgent
J ki ' Jl solicitation of a large number of friends,
J IHI 1 offer myself as a candidate fur County Com
7 mi' mtssioner, subject to the decision of ihe Re-
publican primary election for Union county.
, It I am nominated and elected,! will discharge
the duties ol tbe ollice laitntutiy
FREDERICK UOLENDER
Limestone Tp, May 13, l6U
to
1
t
f t t
1)11. EISENWKIN'S
Tar and Wood IMaptha PECTORAL
p U.o IIcst Mminsi In the World for the CI KB of
Coughs ami Colds, Croup, Bronchitis,
Asthma, llifiieulty in lirealbiog, 1'alpita-
! tion of tbe Heart, Diptberia,
; nJ for the LELU.F of patients in advanced staej of
Consumption, together witb all Diseases
I of the Throat and Chest, and which prc-
dispose to Consumption.
! r t
j It la peculiarly adapted totberadiralenreof ASTHMA.
Heinp prepar-d by a rraeliral Physician and llrUL-Kkt,
1 and one of rn-at exle-rience in the cure of tha variuiu
i disease to which the human frame la liable.
I It la offered to the alttieted with theirreati-ftcooSdenee.
THY IT and be convinced th.it it U ineaiualile In tbe
cure of liroui-hial allectiona. i'nre ub cenbi ber bottle.
Ul'repartd onlv l.y
l A. KI?FW KIN k m.,
Drugiata and Cheniiate,X.W.Cor.Niuth A l'o.larSU.
Hifll.DrLeHlA.
ai-Sohl by eeery re-etnble Drugial and iraler in
Meoieine throughout Ihe state.
1-ulUda, March A, J
Estate cf James B. Hamlin, Esq.
VDMINIsTRATOR'S NOTK.E. Where
as, Letters of Administration on the
estate of James U. Hamlin, late of Lewisburg
in Union county, deceased, have been gran
ted to the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment ; and those
having claims against it will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL H. OKWK,,
Lewisburg. Feb. 0, IHfiO Admi'r
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
YVlii.a.rotvii Jr. & C'list. C. Duiiklc,
I llavintr formed a Partnership, at the old
1 stand of Win. & i. II. Lrown, .Maikei St. above
4th, Lewisburg,
ARE offering a laree assortment o'
1'all anil WITi:K (.(ioiIm,
t oon.sistint of Ready Made Clothintr Cloths,
Casimeres, Coatings. Vesiines, Carpelings,
Uleachedand Urown Linens, Dnllings, shir
un?",c. Also a large variety of LADIES' DRESS
fiOODS. .such as Calicoes. Cballies, Lawns
Uelains, llarages. Silks. tiirliniiis.Shawls&c
Also all kinds of .Notions, ISrorenes, Hard
ware. Cedarware, Queens and Classware
Fish. Sail, Tobarro.
Also all kind of Itrirk for building pur
poses. Call and examinefuryonfselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exi hange for Hoods.
IIKOW.N & DU.NKLE.
Lewisburg, Oct SO, I8.VJ
Administratci's Notice.
"ITTHERKAS, Letters of Administration
tothecstateof tiEORCE ANDREWS,
deceased, late of Lewisburg boroutth. Union
I county, have been granted to the subscriber,
: by ihe Register of said county, in due form;
i all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make payment, and ihose having claims
i against the same will present them duly
I authenticated for settlement, lo
JOHN B. LIXN.Adm r.
Lewisburg. Feb. 3. lsfio.
SFURWITURE WAREHOUSE, n
IxJ on Market Square, Lewisburg. uJ
A good supply of (lisiirN, Tables,
llurcaiiN, Maiulsi
lo order by "''' J
&c, on hand or made
DAVID CilXTEK.
CUPEKIOIt new Wind-Mills, for $18
O for sale by Ww. M. Uslsnmiini. A
specimen may be seen at Jonathan Wolfe's
barn, in Lewisburg. Feb. 10, I860
"Industry must Thrive!"
rriXand SHEET IRON Establishment.
I Removed to Houghton's formerbhopou
Market street near Fourth, where I wiil have
at all times a full assortment of
Tin Ware. Move Fipe,
CO A I. b VCK E TS, Sheet Zinc. e. 4 e. I will
also make to order, on short notice. Tin Out-
' leec Stnniilinv rte 9nv Ifind nf wnrtr ill rnvlina
of business.
it' Mending and Jobbing generallypromptly
attended to. JOS. A. KKEA.MER
Lewisburg, Oct 30, 1859
VltKM n TIN-tt AKK afineaartmentof ihiaaupertor i
Ware emliraeinie Preaervine Kettlee. Sauce I'ana,
Wasr.l.wl..t'u,.. for children, Ladle. pum-heU ,.r aoiU-
alao French baking Tana, e.
VAl.l. A.l SKK
J'i.A. KKtAMKR
SA-IU'EL II. ORWIU,
Attorney at Law.
O1
FFICE on South Second near Market St.
LE W1SHVRU, PA.
Vv All 1'rolessional Business entrusted to
hi -are will be faithfully and promptly atten
i Sept. 11, 18.V7
TIN-WARE Prices Reduced !
1 I ERCHANTS and DEALERS are invited
I1.1L to call and examine the largest assort
ment of
Well-made TIX-WAltE
to be found in the State which we are prepa
red to sell at I.11W11 Prices lhan inferior goods
are generally sold for.
MELI.OY & FORD.
Sign of the Large Coffee Pot,
3m832 72a Market St, Vhiladtlyhia
New Hotel in Hillinoarg.
f3 THE subscriber would respectfully in
aform the Traveling Public everywhere,
lhai he has taken and fatted up the premises
of George Schoch, in the centre of
MAIN ST. MIFFLIXBCIIO,
where he is prepared to accommodate strang
ers and travelers men and beasts in the
best maimer, with Board
Please give me a call.
and Lodging.
Ap.!,'S9 CHARLES CROTZER.
Poe Uel laooka andother articles
Aid that kind on hand or lo order by ihe
i.eisuurg dou.,"uiKt, tu: STAUL
irPIC-N IC.-m
WH jump Into iha Wagon, and all tat rid."
i LARUE, handsome
V and verv eoinforia-
l,le W ai".l has been.
fitted up lor the especial accommodation of
Pic-.ic and oiher similar excursions. Terms
moderate. Apply to JiW. M. HOUSEL.
Lewisburg, June 3, ISS9.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
rHRSO.NS shipping fioods to Philad. will
please be particular and
Elark them in care of Feipher's Line ;
otherwise, they will be re-shipped at Harris-
burg, which will be attended wnn neiav.
May 6, Hft9. T1IOS. PEH'HER.
VARIETY STORE
AND
POST OFFICE.
LAUGE supply of Eooks,Stal ionery,
J. Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confection
eries, Teas, fcpices. Fruit, Nuts. Ilashtes,
Pictures, and a varieiy of Alt'K MACKS for
sale fill-up at the
L03 LEW IbtURfi POST OFFICE.
11 LNE Wold TENS for Ladies and Cents can
' be bad at the I OtaT OFFICE
1 E VERAL sens of CAMEOS and other
11 ltreast Pins and Ear Rintrs can be had
very cheap at the POrsT OFFICE
BUTTER, E"?s, Lard and Poultry taken in
Exchange for Ooods at the
POST OFFICE
VFEW Boies of Raisins, Kil's, Dates aud
Prime Prunes for sale at the
POhT OFFICE
0
RDEKS for Books or Cords of any kind
promptly attended to at the
POST OFFICE
I ADIES can find the larcest and ' assort
J j ment of Letter and Note PAPER. Envt 1
opes Ac. at the POST OFFICE
IF you want a beautiful OII.T FR AME, go
go to the POST OFFICE.
TF yon want a supply of fine STATIONE-
RV, to the
1'OsT OFFICE.
nCWRrs SKY-LIGHT GALLERY,
OVER Jos. M'Fa.Wen's Hardware Store,
formerly Houghton's Shoe Store, Maike
street, Lewisburg, Pa.
A MDR O Ti'l'LS, MELA 1X0 TYPES,
&c, in Ihe usual superior style. In addition
lo these pictures, I am now prepartd to take
I'lloiograiillN, laru-e or small, eigual to
the best ma le an vwhere. Also. HALLO-
j TYPES. These pictures are colored to rep
I resent life, and are superior to an oil painting,
j giving that fidelity of expression and feature
mat can oe produced only oy me camera.
These pictures are patented, and I have the
exclusive right fur Union ct unty. Call anc"
examine specimens. April 21, If".".
liwis riLmi.
JOS. B. MOSS.
J .J. riLXE
MLMtR & Co.,
U4 Lewittir;
rianiiig 3HII,
-eep consiatitly on hand and
u.aoutaeture to order I loci IlllT. Milium,
UoorN.Saah. Miulli rs. liliutlN,
Iollllilli;H of all paiuins,
and all i.tber descriptions of Wuod Work used
in Building.
Orders respectfully solicied and promptly
filled. All work warran ted to give satisiaciion
I'sAn extensive lot of Lumber of al'
de-eriptions on hand U r sale.
Factory on nrth Secumi street, Ltwitburg.Va
April SS, IN.VJ.
NEW FIRM
N THE OLD SHOP'-The subscribers
respectfully ann. unre lo the citizens ol
I
L.t wist urg and ncii.itj thai ihey have formed
a Partnership in the
Tailoring EusincfS,
at the well-known stand of James Criswell on
Market street, where they are prepared to
CL'T AMD MAKE J'tocnVr in ihe very
best style. Men's and Toys' (lolliing "f
every description on short notice. We ask
a sh are ol Ihe public pair. 'nape
JAMEs CKIMVELt,
J. F. SCH AFFER.
Lewisburg, April 4, K-59
HOUSE BUILDERS,
TAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned are
appointed Agents for the sale of
Doors, IlliiMN & Window Saul.
of all sizes, made of the best material. All
work warranted. CsTMade by L.B.SPROUT.
lluchesville, Pa. and for sale by
679 F 8 CALDWELL, Lewisburg
THUS. U. (.11 1 Lit
HAS just received a splendid assortment
of the very best, cheapest and most
fashionable Jewelry in the market. His
Slock comprises
Breast I'lntt,
tliaiiift,
.Ear It Intra,
1'inser It I tig:.
Hi u flt-l.
Mene Ruftona,
MuIsi,&c.Alc.,
which will be sold extremely low for Cash.
He respectfully asks Ihe patronage ot all
his old customers ; and also invites new ones
to give him a call before making their pur
chases. Call at the sign of the Big Watch,
Market street, east of Second. Dec. 2J,'5d
NOTICE 18GO.
THE Firm of Walter, Unhurt 4 R.hmhach
n the It r It k I a) lug IluHineMN.
are ready to coxtiact lor all kinds of work
in their line, and are well satisfied it would
be to the interest of such as purpose erecting
,nnll rtnilHittnc In oi.-m na - v.r
poo1 buildings to give us a call before con-
iKiuuiij; wm, i.uicis. vie nave pui up some
of the best houses and stores in Lewisburg,
and are assured their owners will testify thai
their buildings were put up by good and ener-
getic workmen, and in quick lime, (which is
a very important matter to builders.)
Reference Chamberlin Bro's; L. Palmer,
architect; Dr. I. Brugger; Bvers Amnions;
Lewis Ashenfelter. ISAAC WALTER,
JACKSON LENHART,
SAM. KOURAUAL'H.
Lewisburg, Dec. S7. 1859
frpv Horseman's Friend, or
ttTi rocket Companion.
Filty-Two Valuable Receipts for ihe Farmer
and Horse Dealer for sale (13 cis) by
C.J. STAHL.
Bookbinder, Lewisburg, Pa.
COAL. COAL CO tL.
TIHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
J a large assortment of the very best Sha
mokin and Wilkes- Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell, at the very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, Blucksmilu' Coal, Flatter and Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, that I will not
be undersold by any man Having good
weigh-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near Weidcnsanl's hotel.
CiEORUE HOLSTEIX.
Lewisburg, May 27,'5.
DR. I. BRUGGER,
IIO MU:oi 4111 IC I 1 1 1 I CI A X,
0
rrlCk, in his new Brick Blcck, Market
si reel, south side, between 1th aud 5ih
(up stairs.) Lewisburg, May, 1S60 7U8
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
Josi. Mlddlt-ten At. Co.,
Nos. 158 and I.V Jionh Fourth ureei abo.
Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
pRAXDIl-;.-:, Wine nnt (;;,
I ) i-orfctJ tlr-t and mnrrmoti C( HE anrj
lrUtritlalDt II' ll-l Kt- tl tU lOW. hr.r.,...J
sl K -Vf-. ftuirnl rtuit t O'iartt. tiu twi u'
rh-li- Mr-ti ll-, dia l'irt, M-erry. M tuirirn. L.Si,n
I'.isimpazim W ih4; lo. s larttn ttixk f -Muttoaji, "
W Iiik-j, ir.IlBnilt.iu. Iri-ti aod zcuU fa WbuK.y.
NOTICE. "
THE Books and Accounts of the jte jrm
of AVA'r 4; .lwer have been leti at
cliice of the undersigned, on South heet
I street, lor settlement. All persons interest
will please bear it in mind.
WM. CAMERON, J,
I.ewishur?, Feb. 24, ISfiliwS
LAW OFFICK REMOVED.
John B. Linn,
ATTOItXET AT I.AW-OKee at
his house on .V Market Si. bet. 1st a, j,
I.ewlltirs( Pa.
! The HOWARD and HOPE ExDr,
Companies.
IMPRESSES Daily to anil fromajiy
J portion ot the f niled Sratea and Canada..
al C'Al.bWI:LI.'t bru eo.re, Leaubar
lS19-.li.CO.
Tbe Best Work and LateNt Slje,
TAILORING.
J0HXB.MI1IE11-
thankful for past favur$
would stale thai he has r.
eeivd the FALL & Wint
Fahions, and is prepare.! t
CL'T, MAKE, and ItEPAiJ
garments as usual. Hem
endeavor, as heretofore to
execute his wr rk sati.-iacto.
rily to ail. Lewisburg, Oct 1M59
Family Grocery Store.
T. G. EVAN S & Co.,
OKM tlAI. CEALtKS IX
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Kuibmringeftrry articl rommoo to tb-trxJ.ura
Cli.MX, FLOUR ,ND IKED
TEA, COI'TEK, SIOLA.iSEa,
fcL'GA 1J. CHEESE, Fl.-fli,
FKL'IT, Ac. Ac. Ac,
Market ttrert, ttjqntiie the J'utt Ojji'it,
I.eilMir;, Pa.
Y.. A Co. liave just receive!
'V G.
J
fre.h rnia I'liila-Ieli hia a trem. relt a. .twk if
11 aeleeti-d Urcerie. rl ever; kind, aanon whkil an
I'cat lK'S ami Toncalaets,
pat op in laiv.. altd warraoUni pure and Ire.-h.
Dried Ailes, PeatLe;, Prunes. Ccr
runts, J'lcservin Citron?. F'ijrs,
Hatei-jKaisiiis from Gt to 1
cts. jur lb., Pickics of
all descriptions,
Pure Java t orn:.:, ground,
and put upin air-ti-t,! Caua, eapreaalj St lamiiv aiw.
A Lirsr l,.tf ruptrinr MA CA ER 1.1. SUA D
CUD tltll, Ul.RRlMi, HAM, BAVUS.tc
A lleneral aaaortment of
Willow ami Cedar Ware. I.lais-
are. ('iicc nif are. i:;irt lit u
ware, Hope, iu ine, Xc.
Fi.-h, Oil, fluid. Pint Oil, Candle, OmX.t
and L'tnij) II n t, T'llme, L'ird, ,fc
Soaps of all kinds, Wheel Grease, etc.
Tobacco ana Segars, a tljoice carirln.
F'lour, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Corn,
Rye, Oats, Ac, always on hani.
Cmnl tUlirereel free of charge w etutomer
residing U'ithtn the liitruutrh.
T alt rapt to rm.merate all the artietea wbiefa
have t.-r aale wi.nld I inipneMl.t.. We wen la re.el
lutl v ilivle Ihe T ut.ilr to i aliati.l eAaUiiDe t.ur Be'VrlrceBt
of llr-eerie. IV i- aee eortteienr of heme .Lie to rl!
ehrap a. IhrT tii. be U.uht thil aide ol rhiladvlpliia.
We w. iild prtuularlji aulicit cur country frivnde to9iva
a a eatl; lor
He mrrhaft all manner of Voce,
and pav a. hiph a. arv hr-ty else.
I.ewif.un. Ai-ril a.. lsi. T. O. FT ANSI C
Fall and Winter Goods.
Harsh & Goodman, Mtrehant,LticUirj
T I AVE received and opened a CHOICE
assortment of all the latest styles of
FALL and Winter tioods. The particular
attention of the Ladies is called to their stock
of llnllianls
Dress Silks Prims
Delaines Shawls
Fi?.Fr.Merinoa Collars
Ducals Sleeves
lilnnhams Inseninfs
Foulards Edging
Chintzes (iluves.Ae.
ALSO Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Jeans, Tweeds, Vesiins. Mtjsliny Drill
ings, Tickings, Flannels, Boots and
tfo" Shoes, Hats and Caps.j
together with a complete assortment of
Groceries, Hardware,
Cedarwarc, Qneensware, tc.
all of which will be disposed of on as favora
ble terms as ihe same articles can be purch
ased anywhere. 6 ire tu a call!
igggBook Bindery!
ri'HE subscriber having rented the entire
Book Binding establishment of YVordea
6l Cornelius and added to it his own tools, if
now prepared 10
BIND OR RE-BIND
Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalogues. Newspapcrs.Ac.
either Full or Half-Bound, in various kinds ct
Liathib or of Mi siiw.aud liued with Mari.t
Paper of different lisures.
tlld Bibles and other Books or Papers which .
it is desired lo preserve as memorials in a
family, can be made more secure by the Bin
der's skill.
fX? Blank Books, Bibles, Hymn and Praver
Books, Pocket Books, Albums, Diaries. Ac.
Lettered Willi tUold
in legible and durable characters, i order-
Ml.'sic I'OUTFOLIOS, decmade to sail
customers.
Bindery in Bearer's wooden block, N.Third
St, Lewisburg
IOR SALE, CHEAP A Lay Press r
Trimming Knife, a convenient arucle fat
Printers 10 trim pamphlets. Ac.
May S7,'59. C. J.STAHL.Book Binder.
SILVER FLATED WARE,
V
HARVEY FILLEY,
Xo. 1253 Market street, Philadephia,
MANTFACTITvER of fine NICKEL Slf
VEK, and SILVER PLATER of F.rkS
tspoons. Ladles, Butter Knives. Castors. Tea
Sets. I'rns, Kettles, Waiters, Butler Dishes,
Ice Pitchers.Cakr Baskets, Communion W jre.
Cups, Mugs, (ioblets, &c., with a general
sorttnent, comprisin none but the hfteuci!h
made of the 4m materiul and kcatiiy fid",
constituting them a
Serviceable and Durable article for Hol(li
Sirand-tiats and Primate Familie.
t V Old Ware re-plated in the iul manner.
Feb. 24, lSlitlyl
Da. W.H. Bac:boc. Da.N. C. Pi""
n RDV & UACKIIOISC,
rm siciAXs axd suhgeoxs,
1) EsPECTFL'LLY olTer iheir services 10
, the citizens of Lewisburg and the r
rounding country.
I " Particular attention paid to Sl'R0EK
Enquire in West Market sireei or at uu
residence ol Mis. Uackhmse. Ian. I!til'.
.1
"i