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T- Hm,4r.. .firm Tti. Lrautm an Cna-.-n.-ta,
n.iihi m th, b svrm. n. thr irjt and ut
irtulaU.-n of anv Srw-.a(.-r id Union. C-uuty.
i Lnioa O-uuty.
FreeJoUl, national; Slavery, Sectional !
ailu,HTS FUOTtlTION TO iVKKlUN IMItsTlil.
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an it
rarrimr. rt'iiavar.i.
Th.w..r-. nj.iii h.n.t l-m-Mnir Prlnripl
,ii th.-u , our mpt h-j. thrr to flmu utii iiiy (
Inftoa iWtri itinera' Juurttal.
VNa-'
Fur Prrsfdrnl.
ABRAHAM LlXCOLX,of Illinois
Fur Mrt PrrsidrnI,
UASXIIJAL HAMLlN?ofMaine
?riv):i)ii
JatntM r'nvk 1 Lorn .. M H,, Wiw! C Knght
Itnlfrt I' King illmr lfimim iKt-b-rt l
Nathan Hill John M liruotnall i-Uuef W. Iull.-r
hmi H. mith It-rant-i U . lint ' David Mutnma.Jr
1'aTid Tatrcart iThooiaji K Hull :F. H Ivtimiuaa
V .)' M-rrur Uvrirr Ilrsl , A. It Miar
Ifanifl ll. ttVtir iBii-t alvin ltdkrar l "WaD
Mm M"Knnao jJn M. Kirkttrick .Ikjii- h-rr
It., KobtU llJfOty ? uH.-:r iJutiu liner
For. (.OUJiAOB,
ANDREW G. ITKTIX, of Centre Co.
Fr funsrcs.
JOHN W. KILLLXGER, of Lebanon.
for AoM-mlil)',
THOMAS HAYES, of Tnion Co.
JOHN J. PATTERSON, Of Juniata CO.
Far A-.-orlalf Jud;e--MlhTl IIKEORII II.
For KrsMrr A IfccoraVr (.Kolll.K HKHIrllL.
Far (omimv-lonrrrilUlHIK k BnLlMlt.ll.
For Auillor II.VMl l MI AI UK.
feaTDon't l'p-et the meeting, TO-.MOB-ROW,
iu New Berlin-.
TO-MOM'.OW is the last day Tor As
sessments before the Oi-iulier F.Ieetiun.
"Will you see that the matter is right in
your Ii.-triet ?
Mass Meeting. We are told a Grand
Lincoln aiidCurtin lh'iiionstration will be
held in LEWisiiinn, on Friday of next
week, (")th Oet. ) second day of the Fair.
1'artieular.s in bills.
... . , p r - 1 e
J5" t e have lieretolorc rclraineJ lrom
Fnyitijr anythiir.' respeetiiii; our County
Ticket, for the reason that our candidates
are all natives of old I'nion, and as stu b
peiier.illy well known. But there maybe
home who desire a Word resJKCtin them
individually.
M.VRTI.N I'RIKI)Arii's rramlfatlit-r (of
the same name ) settled in litiffalue allev
O. N. WOfcLLN J. H
almtlt 177t', on a tract of land near the j he attended school t n our borders, and l-e-Prcishaeli
Cliur. h, (whi, h he endowed. ' "me arn,iainied with our people when a boy
.it ,- . l :. has made rousing good speerhes for ns on
and where repose the bones ol some slain
. , , , , , ihe righlnde in every campaign since he be-
bv the savaL'es in the war ol the lievolu- h i , , . ,,
J came a man and his relatives and fnends.the
tion.) The Uriesl.aeirswerc aiiioni: those j Uvias curlins, & , ,4 business
driven away by Indians, but on their re- ! me and neighbors, have formed hundreds of
turn they ai;ain touk the land still iu pos- j happy and strong lies of fi ienJ.-lup wi'.h rur
session of our candidate for Associate J people. His shooting a savage d. g that ai-Ju.l-e.
None of tho old a llie n, m this ' "'s b"7 ' three years old, will not lose
... n i i .i.i i 1 him the good will t f any one in whose bosom
v alley have 1 n iimrc respected than the i ' , .... ,
nnd dune more hard work. Mr. Pries-
bach is noted lur his integrity always
ran ahead of his tii ket when proposed for
an offiee of sound, discriminating! jud;r- '
jnent understands F.nglish and Herman
also has labored as a limner as much as j
any man of his years and is every way
calculated to kuow awl consider the wants j
and interests of the "rent mass of the ;
j-ciiple, iu town and country, with iuiparti- j
nlity,iudcpi n lelitlv, conscientiously, lie ;
was one of llie first to leave the party ;
which rc-opched the sectional agitation l.y
tryiiip: to force slavery ii.ii Kansas, and ;
deserves tlicsti port ol all who revere solid i
worth and manly partioti.-m.
(iEolult Mekuii.!. has ,c:i tried ill the ,
Hiec of I'e"ister Jc I'.oeord. r. and has 1 ttu
found to be correct and aecuiiitnodatiiijr. j
The settlement of former business matters ;
out of town, has sometimes occasioned his j
absence from his liome and office but his
arrancun-nts are now such that no com
plaints can hereafter arise on that score.
The same arguments which last fall won
Mr. llotisli hundreds of Uepuljlieaii votes,
will now command Democratic votes lor
Mr. Merrill.
I'HEIERlCli Koi.ENltFR lias one of the
Lest and prettiest farms in I.iincstuiietown
iip, and the same f.'"od jmlomeiit, indtis
try,and ccouoiuy there manifested. brought
into the ('oinmissioiiers' Iffiee. will tell in
that department. Mr. llulendcr was at
ouc time a liiechanie, in New IJerlin. but
Las beeu now farming for about ten years.
Daniel Shaffer is an industrious, in
telliireut, respectable, mecliauie son of
that veteran Whig:, David Shaffer of West
Huffalo, who is still voting, at the age of
S', for the good old cause of Liberty.
teT-We have not a word to say against :
their opponents we are happy to acknow- !
led-e theiu all as worthy, respeetalile gen-.
tlouion. and pood citizens but tluy are j
nil on the wronp and mii-t (uk
gooJ dts Tray" suffer for ;ettinj
bad company.
with
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Hr-A friend writes from J.i Ucfonte,
2fith inst., -The Democrats bave some of ,
t i .t
the Aec loifc money and are trying; their ,
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cut re countv. W e will
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give Ciirtiii over 000 majority. j
now used, we have reason to believe, in
I'nion, and ewery other county iu IVnn
rylvaia,,o elect Foster for Governor.
t. :. i- vr:.i.,
.a aw j.tiu.i.x is loiiiiuii; a i. iut-
.i. t-i t i i ai-ov i
Awake tlub, (aud M :fflinbiirg, we are ,
.old,Ualso moving for one.) We suppose
they the Win6eld Wide Awakes, Ac, will
parade in New Berlin, Saturday evening. :
a.We see there are now five hotels iu
Mihdlebl'B.0. good, new houses, of briek :
and wood, p,!ng tip and a general an-t
pearant of improvement and proves., ju
that capital of Snyder county. j
Juniata, Union and Snyder.
Our friends io tLa representative Jis
trict composed of the above counties have i
noniioaiea 1,01. ft.. u. i ,
Juniatacouutv, and Thomas Uates, Esq ,
of L OIOD COUUty, lur the ASSetuLiy.
iir. ;
!,,.,,. u,, ,.rrpd the. i.ennl of his dis-'
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trict one term in the Legislature, and fail- '
ed of re-e!ectiun last fall because he was J
candidate for senator, out, tailing in re-
, th, nnminalinn. i,:, fiends insit- '
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,.r,,r.;.,..rtnthel,,werllnu?ebv
tenderins him the unanimous nominaiion
. , i:.,. ,,. Mr I laves returns
House for the third time,
t. the Home for the tiiird tunc, a rare .
. f..r that riutriet. lie has al-
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i r..:.i.f..l i.ni .a. I
wajs Duue . b--- ":"-.',' i
auu win c ui.-iu u.i. .. ..v... p
become perfectly versed with regulative
rules. Col. WajeuselliT retires, after hav
ing served his cuntiiuents for two succes
sive tciois, with their Lest wishes, aud
the applaudit, "irueand faithful servaut."
Higher honors await Liui. llxrrUlurtj
Itlryrnjth.
tirWc hare oen iiifiirnicd that Pern
Lfitzel very prudently d.-.-lint-s the j:l.iry '
of I'Mvinir fur printing li. incK-ratic tn ket
fur the AsseiuUy, and that the Juniata
man is also in a "quandary." No one
knows who (if any) the dootiu-d party
may vote for and no matter: Hayes ami
1'atteb.son suit twu-lliirds of the people
very well.
Cuttin's Slanderers.
I A gentleman recei.ily of ("enire county.
ho we know lo tie repeciauie, iruiniui aim
candiil, and who we seppose io have hitherto ,
! voted only the Democratic l.cKet, writes to ;
! nneef the Editors of ihe Li wikbi uu iibon- ;
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u lx, from Afry, Llk Co., l'a.,Srpt. 21, iM.o.
After atating lhal the crops of tiram and Fru.I
are uncommonly good in all that region, he i
are uncommonly good ill all thai region, he
talk& ahout politics as ft. Haws :
.-nnxinaHr. th. afljoiiiinir t-wn.lti-1 tliiii. I, 1ht
Mr. Ilii:n-r. in lsil. rrn,,d i-,t-rj TfiH- ltit une. 1 .ill
not. Iw-,r. 1 qtiitr m. oiii-i lt-1 tint- f.ll. notKitb
.l.iKliui; thr -itmtt.t' fuir iitil "H,.-:f,.mfi'l.1j" st'inii.
Tiii. f.ct i. th.tdott ii;rvu tn l.r ki!lfl B d.n.n limt-d
itv.r. h w- l.a,e iirar.l tli- m-try. Ju.t tl.inh t it a
MiVMjfi- I'lillli-K turti--a lo-1-ub a rrH.l ot .uiali
a ho IM1 I.-..D Ntti - t- tli-- I'liio- liy !ti- funtiy mau -u-.-.rinp
ol till- MtiJ Ilirkh:in1. a !)., at Fonm iliol. Dt Tr
oirk mini--htr a thuiil.cl, I. .v. .prune fionidt his
ait,iMii, atxt Ivt iir hull tt- Uo ahMtrvrr ttiijht Hwm t
buu ,.ro,r io tbt- 1-r.onlr. whrti. ai- wrrr iutuiui.1
MHin allr th oiTurrruiv, Mr. Curliu f lit.le ,i.n
t 7 A in th- fas- and at ll. i..nit- tlliu- ai par-ott, a-Il
tiich ruin-d. and lo ttiNt piluittitiii am. r.rrid liomr. I
hJ, t h-n run o,er Ihr h.nk ii.lo s,.rii.f cr.-. k. u .
ah-'Ut ah uiu'-h a- th. olh- r. W . art- tnt rtued that tt-r.
an- Olstny prr.miurnt i. aiirrnti. in IVutie rnuuty ah--hi.ik
ailli -outni't on Ihr iilllrin ol t!n'.e who wi.ul.l
.tooli ar Ion mr to ;l,r pul'ih lty l Mi- h a h.-M- and 11 n
Iruil'Ohii- fKbrli-atioa a, tlit- M"utiit--kuir' i-t-iry. 1
lirir.l a rrlmhlr citizi-n ay llliri un-rutne. thiit. iu hin
nrizhli.'rboi.d. tho.M- .t-rir. hal niadr at la.t u-ti ant"
for t'urtin. Klk rnutity o uiiim-i. to ntnk- a-Hl, .n l a
littlf oyt r. ail th.t hr am h.- iu Sn'Irr and I riion
l)r., I. ui-. in-oj i.i..i.iier.,..li.i in,- i.i.e
' ihroucn in., innurnt-e or iii- khar-i anj ni. u-i: nun
. Curtl ,ul r,,.,,,, . um m. tin. northern it-.-.n.
' hT. alm-i-t t-Trry man wo-ni to r.aim -uie prrMui.l
I a'lju.int.nrr aith "An-l." M.n l--.morri.tk -ni will
' iinf u- try I iin lor ll-ivrtuor. a. uie vote aill tbow on
the rrrond Tur.d.y of Oi tol-T.
A ULMot'KAl' ah.- mil tbi timv vote f(.rCurtin.
We have never thought it necessary lo re
fute Ihe stories referred to above, as it would
be an insult to our readers to suppose any of
them hail believed them. They are laughed
to scorn by all sensible people. Antlv Curlin
, has many years been a favorite in Old I'nion
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' wholly untrue as applied to him, and is so
confessed by the Editor who first published
it. .-tiiu iv. it. v. uiiiiiiin-s, a it-iuiieiai, s s,
over his own name, thai ihe -Loilery" charge
is also false.
Foster, vs. Democracy in 1856.
There is no more iuveteratc office seeker
in our State than Henry . Foster. Since
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our memory serves, he has always been, n-
tncutne for some ofitcc Oovcrnor, U. b.
r Pr. I ....iul .,(!, n,
.l: ,' ?. ,Vr. t. u. it
tuing else, iu icuu, uu iieot-u tu uc j .
S. Senator, and on being defeated in the
Democratic caucus, he fl-.-w the nomination,
and aided by Lcbo, Wagcnseller, Menear,
aud four others ro'c ojninftthc rejiitur
Drw crotic nominee--, voting fur Foster,
i Foster himself votirg for Wilkins !
For this act, Foster, McOear, Leboi Co.,
were denounced by the Democratic press of
l'ennsvlvauia as "traitors and hvoicrites"
branded with re-roach and ridicule
, put in print with black lines around their
names.and crfiins underneath denounced j GKKSStVK I'll EE TRADE throughout j Mr. Dickinson, tbe leader of tbe Breck
! as "bought u-illt Cameron's momy," ke. I the world, and by solemn manifestations ; inridge party io New Yoik, bas a very
The llikai'j (Ohio) ,y (, conduct-
ed by David II. Koi sii, late of New
lSerlin, I'a., joined in the denunciation in
ibe following words
?s st lt At i a. Simon Cameron, iser
ite, Know Nt'iliin?, and Wiin.ebag.j (.'nitf,
dealer in Middl'town uiuntv, &r. to surceed
Mr.Brodhead, Democrat. Ten ,,,.
,-. Ird ou lv Hit- Traitor. Hom y
l. lostt-r. llI.Tl:l. Is ihere any j
damnnhim tn.,dirp f.,r Fmhr and Ait traituruus
band? We ihink not, and
.Mny h-ll Tff-iw tli-ni, riv.t-d in rtiain,
t.u,iid tu the botti nt Iiua tl in, fl.on-. ."'
7'Ai" same Fofttr is the llmhanim
cand'ulate for Governor, and claims sup-
port JS ,he ..I)t.nK,cra,ie nominee V Some
gayi ltat te ;g UI)(icr tijmon Cameron's in-
gulD(;e a;Di su(j e controlltd by '
m f elected !
Foster, probably for Breck.
While Henry D. Foster positively refu-
! ses to tell the people, whose vote be solio
sea to tell tun peoyit, wuvac iuic iig Bwm-
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cominc rather evident that he is secretly
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Tn. l'.,nii..i.i.m v ni- i
riAtmnuii ii In
undoubtedly for ;
Hreckinrice. A. J. Deitrit-k who srruu '
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name at the concerted time, is the
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uia u a in c ai mc tuuttitcu uuit, ta i-v i
i irecKmrijge leauur m iyci'miu"-. ah i
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l. . is .a. 1
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leading, nrewa trougias men, wno sus-
i t. .i -.l
pcct that Foster is tn secret league with 1
L Secession-Disunionists-.blch they
wiH brag about as soon as the election is !
0vcr. Many Douglas Democrats will not !
le ""S1" voline f"' tho choice of tLe !
Yanccj-ItbcU stripeor politics.
n, n,.i.i..in and John Eaimit. Eso .
tecedci om ,Lc L,l0ufoco Convention of .
Sujdcr county. They ate fur Duug'.as.
I'XIOX CoiXTY STAIl &
Tariff Issue !
Before every Klectioo, the Peiuoerafs !
0nVnnsv.vaiiia. (but nut outside of this :
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Is M, they paraded the Mate with Oauucrs
flaunting
it. AI'TS i anil not the
l,lk, Dallas nnd tlie Tariff of '42
0 dare the Iiij.k to repeal it.
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HP's vrft iit'ifiiTiMi una m mxiii
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pealed mat vifj larin. jiic I'liuutrais
--- j-om., i.v. o...,
a-iv Keiusl of the Britl.li Tariff of 140.
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,u mc .inius came out nun a
ll;iIr sWt rovilliI tlla, Uf AD WM a Krcc
Trader and Porter a true Tariff num. The
people were not deceived lteed had '.1,
UW majority !
Now, a.-i a desperate resort to elect Fos-
r, the KeuioeraU are .leaiu trvini; to
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elude the voters hv pruela nir Aeiil-j
t(
s,hrt fT a l',t0etive Tariff.
Allow it to
lo so yet it is sure that TIIK PAKTY, '
outside of I'cun.-ylvauia is Free Trade in
l'oliey.
Foster is one of the very men, wlrn j
r;: w (
that he is sincere, he is impotent.
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BS'a.roMer ana i uriin ootii eiu to irj
to si eure the passage of the Morrill hill
, '
iat winter, roster says tie spe
ui man inn
u Senate for that purpose.
llotoldi
tl(.m l. t tW
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he coultl Mcrf l.e tltctut uuvrrnur ft Jtnn-
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'.''"' thre was no use m his trym-.
Well, it was not pawed he Couldn't -ret
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showing'. ) iimt lail. e7.iut uiitin, m -
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a il n u.n iui ri tei ii niinit.aii u.
vote for the Morrill Bill ! (Which, then,
is the Tariff party ?
I'cmurrallr Hcrord on Ihr T.trllT quctloa.
Clflicial records do not lie. Here it
stanJs on the Tariff question ia Congress.
At the late session, the vote in the
''" "J Jf jireseittatlli S OD the iMomil
p , ,: ii-ii f t,,j .
For Mmill's Tariff Bill.
ItTiuMifitDi. Vl
ui 'Tjt-itrr-iu Ptnu'a) '2
fHIMlll AlllTlCHlH 0
Ai.li-lciuii-Uu iN-mofrat ft lui
Aj'timt Mjiriirt Tariff Bill.
I. UHTt 19
l:fui:ii,ii! ifrrtm rH-ial olistetiunf) 3
touili Ainr: nun 1
Aon lU-t-'iiiLi'-o Uftuxcrat 164
In ihe S-ii'ite the vote oo tbe eamebill
stood as follows:
Vote in favor of a Froertive Tariff.
lt-.lhli-.nfl 111
alk-uii.-rnt!-(HlKti-r and Latlnni) S S3
A'jniusi a 1'iuUxtice Tariff.
P-morata i6
lt-..ub.it-aos onc
Preserve this record. We challenge its
dcuial by any supporter of the Democracy.
JOT 7ftt Rrailhoj Co,ue,ion, irhii h om-
innlril FOSTER. the fulloirino
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solutions ;
lifheif, That we rccsrd the domestic
' C
and foreign policy of l'rrnidcnt I!u:hanan
as eminently patriotic, pure, conservative
in
and just; and we look upon the success
which bas crowned bis labors as the best
and proudest vindication of the propriety
aud wisdom of his Administration.
Jittnhed, That the convictions of the
j pcmocratio party of l'cnnsylvania remain
unshaken in the wisdom and justice of.
aiiiiit'ite protection of iron, coal, wool, '
and the olher great staples of our country,
based upon the necessities of a. reasonable
rtrnxur wt.m.
Jtts'Jcftf, That as the Kpref-cntafives
t J - J -
; iu Convention assrmbltd, we do hereby
i reiterate aud reaffirm our dhereDeo to,
and c(,rf: enee n lLe fun, nmnnlal nrinei-
nnil ei.aalrlenee in llie fiindrimnri 1 ul nrinei-
i t.les- of the rartv as riroe'aimnil nnd dfi.
pics of the party as proclaimed and do-
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clarcd by the National l)i inocratic Con-
vet tion of 1S52, at l'alliuiore, and that of
lboG, at Cincinnati.
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: PJ lie f .il.xrivij u the Tariff I tank
. ' "' f""ft
1 -l l.l'.DolOLASUiiil'BECKl.NItllJOE
all siiUr.U :
7. . ; . .1 a-L. .1.
i;i trie ( iiieinnoti lafform, to who a
.,Wlt,. That there are nnestions con-
I ticcted with tbe foreign policy of this
i "---ry inferior to no domestic
I T"''on """'"T- .Thr."me s come
t... fliA nom nf Oi. I' S? tn nn)nrA
tlf nis(.it(.s in farrrof free seas and I'KO-
to place tneir mirai it.nuence y the sitie
I .;ucceesful e"mPle " C''"c''"'""',
i " J"Tm- !
KST7V ..Ihaeinr, h the " Tariff" riant
CURTIN, LINCOLN, and HAMLIN
a .. '
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TiteW'h. That while providing revenue
ft the support of the General Government
jutjt.s npon imnorts sound nolicv re -
roiires such an adjustment of these duties
as to KNCOL'BAr.E the oeveloi'Ement of
tu e iMit'siHiAL iNTEtiESTsoF tu e whole
t (ilntiiv ; and we commend that policy of
national exchanges, which SF.ctltEs TO THE
vvor.KiNii men i.niERAL waoes, to AOtti-
Ct l.TLRE nr.M I N ERATI.NO PRICES, to 1E-
'
chamcs and mancfacti-rfrs an ADE-
for their skill, labor, and
QL'ATE REWARD
to the nation commercial prosperity aud
smmcrcial nrosDeritv and
I.Nlltl'ENIJENCE.
Proof.
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Let it be remembered that
lotion, slightly facoring protection, offered
..... . .
by Mr. Cessna, at the Charleston Conven-
iuaiu, si i o a 1 1 v iiiioi tin iirutecuun. ouereu
J -w..t.. u.vu
' .nn.l J :.L .
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biss anJ SDCcr' aBd Dot ,no,ucr delegate j
oiurioiuu " ;
J .l 1tt:1i aal I
uu. .sm wuv imiii . v uur , i .aula ivm- i
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urea iu uvucaie i. passage, aiisi.ai n
ured to advocate us passage. Wbilst,atthe
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ItpnnMip&r. I onvfntion in frniMtrfV a Tar.
"solution was received and passed
amidst the most nproartous arolause tbe
vast audience of about twelve thoueand
"" "uu'c lo uuu-uu
- "J -iferous.y
ehecr.ng a resolu.ton demanding protection
,0 AIucr'cn industry.
It is nrJ ,h:lt H"""0. W'!l, '
j ., , . t. -t i
and others of our party were tree Traders I
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. 1. U IHIJ H.IC t'LUI'IVIBlS.
A limit it I
m.hi. .. .
uu,f 8ilJCe leaving that purty, they bave '
acted wi'.h the friends of l'rotectioa. It
LEWISBUTw CHRONICLE SKPTUJI mi 28.
I is true there re a very few Free Traders j
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.bo .re Kcpabltetot on toeai.ver, wse,
"f ..Lk?..?,. j
""'"V""
or BreckiDridge by their rrt still ar-u ,
lor I roiecuou i
PabtY is wht we loon to. (lor they gov-
era and control it ACTS,) and not the
individual, local or sectional exceptions
tfar-WA heir. Pnuietimf a. tboat the "lie
? '
... M . tor
publican 1 arm oi isoi.
V know of do j
such Tariff. The Hopublicans bad neither :
. :. , . lh oen,te. nor tbe ma-
. . f . -j , a bi . to
' ' .... .t t n...... 1
dms. must oave me concurreocc ui uw,
r !
Senate, and I'resiJent. Bills must
P1S '
by a majority vote. Banks, (Hep.) was
elected Speaker by a plurality vote only,
r
od could Dot bimteir vote except oo . He .
vote. Aud tbe li.li which did p.w, iff.ct-1
lug the laritt,wis passed Lj tDe Uc-uocrais
the nmjority of the Kepublicaus TutiDg ;
1 against it ! So much for the 'Hepuhlieau
'Tariffl" What humbug next, lo trv to ;
"u" """"""B , '
sf.Thete ore tuUhintluIly the FACTS in
the Tariff issue. l' nn'ylmnitint ! lie
nut SWINDLED AGAIN ! Ifaulcan-
dully, awl decide for yourselves
wMchtethcT
TX2TrtC
Vote so as to Count !
Greelev in 1 84 4 related a story, that all
the people of the world bad collected on 1
,. ...
one vast piaio, to near a eiwit.ii siiult,
'
i sembling, so universal
... ., .. ...
to hear the others, that,
iog ()
, f hn arnn,
I o: toai vast assemoiage out, on tuus as-
was the curiosity
on the signal be- j
shout, except one
deaf-mute, whose wonder at the eight I
loosed bis tongue and be indulged in a
. .,? . , .. , ,
most unearthly noise ! He warned the
CLAY mea of that day DOt to be 60 cotifi- '
J. . ... . i ;
eut as to wait for everybody else to vote, .
and thus all forget it ! His warning was
good and timely, but was unheeded by j
thousands, and Clay lost New York State
and the Presidency Texas was admitted, I
and the Tariff destroyed.
In that year, 1844 the day before the
Governor's clec'ion a most enthusiastic i
City man cailtd on 09 ia Wyoming, and
said he was going up to York State to eel- 1
ebrate Clay's, eleciiou! We assured him '
there was great danger of Markle's defeat, i
which would endanger Clay's but he I
! said Clay could poll 10,000 more votes
than Markle, anyhow. ..aud he went
to
York State to "celebrate Clay's election !
..we hope bc'a there yet !
Io 1856, when the Uuion State Ticket
was found to be d efeated by less than
3,000 (fraudulent) votes, we met, oo tbe
street in Lewisburg, four most ardent Fre
mouters, all of whom bad been absent at
! ,be, Sl"e E'CC'ion' ,hinl''iD8 ,0B l''
' "l WM mr' And SO it was,
in one respect bat tbe loss of tbe first
I i.ml.J .....r..!). . iM ,
,, , ,:, , . ,.
1. I . . . I.u..nl.i.c 1 , . l.n.a n ..n.. . I
.; iu s.cij um-
trict would bave saved tbe State bv thou
sands. Tbey voted, io November but it
was too late 1
We allude to these facts as OUR LAST
WARNING to every true friend of Lin
coln's election, fxgrlie sure to be on
band and vote for Lincoln's Friends in
Octodek. If you must miss either FIcc-
! ,jori) tt tne $ov g0j ot i Joa.ccure tae
cr , ,i , ... ...
&A lLe next Wlli me right of Itself.
DEW ARK ! We hear of men, ia Uni-
,uuvuuuij UU tl3i W U DlD WUIJ prUIUIBC I U
. fof L;nco, jf tourfriend9 ;
- WJ .,.'
: " " uu vuv uc eccv-
I cd bJ - gn. Curtin is a true and
t . r j e t i . . , i
last triend of Lincoln, and no sane friend ,
of Ihe latter would cut down or throw off;
t anv nf hi. annnnato.. Iia I-....:. ...1
I C(1 bJ Bme. Curtin IS a true and
i . i . . . .
no one doubts Lincoln s election : Defeat
Curtin, and it would make tbe result more
; .. ., , . . ...
I nncer""n- B-Lvery true friend of Lin -
! coin every one who really desires his
tu,"lVLr-f uue WD0 rea"J ae81c, ul"
c'cc.iuu suoum nrsi neip eieci curtin
and thus ensure Lincoln's. "One voleor
j CtRTIN tr.? le, firo.r Lincoln
Dou't
: trade eff don't be cheated 1
po0r opinion of fusion between the Doug-
lasitcs and Bellitcs io that State, lfe
ag 0f ;t .
"Douglas and Hunt's homogeneous fu-
sion in me orate oi iew lorK, wil not
j come within fifty thousand votes of Lin -
n AwaJ i j f- i - l
J ". "
! be snT xsh0 "e. dissatished with the view
' ot slaV(,ry ' laid down in Ihe platform of
1 tDe national democracy, to pack their duds
, an1 leave fur the Republican camp, with-
: delaying one moment io tbe fusion
half-way house. The gulf between the
! National Democrats and the Douglas men
' -,b btteen lhe cb
j ntQ aud Lozarns.
" "
I ........ . H .. C - Tt
1 e
' haTe ?ftn "P"ken of ,ho J'J f le-
i rJ- la tbo following statement it will be
seen that innocent blood is to bespattered
' "t mau.ic. a uc ui, uuuis
(Mo) L'xjirett says, II. A. Marsh, former-
ly of that city, bas been sentenced to beTAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned are
hu'"J1 md!n. Arkansas, for circulating
i the Xi w York Tribune which in that r.
! . . J"f Jrl0u'ie; mt,ea - re-,
. j j
,.. J , in.oi.rli.rt, .nl,:;... '
, b J r .
"o- le eiliten, of St. Louis, at tbe in-,
stance of the wife of the wretched man,
e uu . duvue tietitlUU IU U 13 1 a V Ul . 1
UP -g P . avor.
VV It n f taw i .11 1 it W 1 hiihii aabn la rioiv v.
ui wouiu itir. laucy, wuo is now on;
tt-i I i ai a- i 1
uio .11 i.UHU, HI, II UO DUUUitl UO III
? .oro.streasooatilep.ott.ngs aga.o.t
lo r. ,, . . m
Stats Debt. The Commissioners of
,
I ilJ2i e
, am,)UDt rf jr,Jo oG,. Tbj, on, f ,be
bm etr.CIi of geiDg rjfi 0f ,,e Sla,e
, t '., , -W!re 80 U,iUS
I'eeP so that they ought oontiooe to '
ijV. ,, , 6 . " . . I
plunder the people. Ever since tbe Lo-:
... . . ..
.... ... I,,. nnni.r urn r.1 al., inn nn lh.
Public Woiks, their party baa been gruw-1
icg weaker iu ibis Slate.
" . . 3 . .6 1
The Philadelphia A'utlh Ameivun, an
.ti,..!. IUU, ..i.ti-r. ..ate ;h,.t friends
. r
.oaing Ihiti... iron master, d
fur assistance, promising that 11
IVnns-ylvauia. the Tariff
shall not bo eh me 1.
Real Estate.
v V VWYi s SA L K.
r., M1Wn! .rs Kxent..r i.f J..-i n,
I ni, aVo-ax-J. laie nl l.nneM.i.e iowusIkii
tiimii county, will stril ul 1'uijiiC aletiu the
rre""se
Wednesday. October 24, 1S53,
all that Die. e of Ian I. known as the Mansion
Farm, in sa .l ii.u n-liii, l...ur.l. I n. r h an 1
by M.ehaei MUl.-r -,vh l,y
and west ly iiecrjie Mitctit'll, ctintaimtig
WEXTY-Forn ACHES,
. more or (ei(( wh(.h art. a liril.sl,ir(.y i
XUAUm JI-mi, a H.irn, Minn'-h Mi l. an-l
,,!,, r i.mt.ui! im, a ynuns Ori hutl, an.lv
a Well ..I an r
Ian I i all uu 1. r
l4 a rr.-; , i
m-iir ili II ui r. J lit'i
i. 1 iui'r.-vriiftLt.
I iiwiilnp, WriV'J-r piMintv, ritaiiiin:
' Arivs i-f ultn li 'J iip f Acrt-s are
. bo.iiu'e'i lv !an.il J.'Mi'h.in VWud
Spcht, Hf-tnv Iumt, anil nthrrs.
Tf-rins mailt' Ui.tiuu at iiile, cuuiinencir.g at
: 10 A. .M.eai.1 day.
j ALSO,
On T!ir.jy, M..trr ISO,
will ctT'-rt' l. nn ih sitne prexips, a lar?
ann-u-'t oi lkt-rsi.ii.i) I'roperly of the
; aiJ deceat'd. i finis as ai.t.vt.
swu ki, iii:i:(;K.
mi:iiai:l moviik.
s,, ?!. t.vi
t OA SALE.
rlIHE Pr-rk Inr.-i!:,,! II,
u-e arifT- -
1 "
Itarhed, and l.nt ol Ji-Li
krmwti a, the H'-utii.tn
n ihv south wt-t rorriT ot
r,.p,-r,v. v;i
Mai-nei and Ktmrth trft ts, m the hun-ufh ol ;
i.rwrnui ii oeiiif in tut iiii nr.s:rarie pari j
ol" ai J fturouli, t'lihf r l. r l-ti.-nie t r a ri- t
vate re-titliTice, and can ravilv he arrantrfi s i j
as to pay the owner a rntae of Three II. m-;
dred lilrirs per anr.'itn. and still have atuti-
u,e ,m , r a Iinval, ,;vprv. ,
tlnnz in and al'. m the preii.iM-s i in ei nipleie 1
CuuJ'"u"- Fur particulars "'' j
Aot r.r i::.i r j. i-.ui..'iiAi;Jii
i-wi.rnrr. S--T-1. ... 1- -1. t
Saw-Hill, making $2000 Yearly,
J00 Acres of Tiralier LanJ atyinin?:,
is, i
FAKM of 1 'JO Arm ailjoininrt.
0 rK.W.s ( Ui:r.K. Fur Miles frum
.Mililuib'iri;, Six lrom Ne lieriin.
i'oi: s.m,i:i
Inquire of Jniit Srm. AlmI. near the
premises, or personaliv, r l-v iniii! of
HI till BELLAS.
Sunbory, Sept. 1, lsfin.
i 'oa
r i.h
sim: ok iti.vr.
-A liiiuse an I
ion civen 1111-
on X. Filth :
r.
! '"'d'1)'- T'fnis rat-. Em;iiire . f
I II I) vlll.M I I'D I l .
ii. i . i n i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 it , i.nvhDiirr:,
orJ. 1. WALLACE. Will, amsport.
11 'KM f MIX,
GREEAULY to the laM will nf .I.rna H,.r
si i, late ol Lewisbnrff. I'lii.-n ci.ur.iv. now
A
ilee'd, will he exposed to sa'e, at the H.ue if
I'. II. Cm, l.ewisOurc. on Mltlirtlliy Uu
(iill I;iv of" Orliilirr nrvl-a I thai
certain House :iml Lot of -i i) I,
I wnh llie ai-puriniancrs, Minnie r-ti Ihr coiioT
; of -North lront and M. Johns streets. 'I h-
1 ............. ....
nnprovemenis are a 1 1.AME l)H tLI.I.Mi
llors-L, STAHLL, and other necessary out
buildings. Located in a h'-althv and oleasant
part ol the II. trough, fale to commenre at 1
o clock, r. M., when lerais w ill tie pnMtshed
by" JAMES F 1. I.N.N.
Levi-liarT.AnK 1T.VS. Es r of .1 o l . .tt d-r'd.
SALE OF KKAL INSTATE.
OR I
iV I'A
GRKEAlJlsY to the Ul will of Willmh
Iale, lale or Liberty township, Montour
countv, J'a., 'cc d, will he exposed lo public
sale, on the premises. iVf ttii. s.Liy .
lltst day ol" Of loll r next, ail
niPssuae ''nd TUxr.V (F LASU, M!n
Use
that
!uac in
aid tow nship. a 'j 'inms laud of S.unnrl It e n -
nae. James Cameron, 1 noma anzant and
IVU'TI . -'I tl'lll.Hllll. iIt.
ood qualnv of 1 1; Railroad running east
J ne Iniproveiuenr-s art
j a I tllKC HOItsO a.Hl liiirn
I -La-a-Pf"-:
Lxf" 11 ,nse ai the door, nearly ail :
cleared, an-l in a high state ot cultivation,
Also A I ran of Sixteen Acres, near thr
above, adjoining Mrs. .Mo-.rhead. ad;n; Har
ding, and eilo-r, all clear but about fetir acres
which is if I luniiertd. 1
: Sale to hesm at to o'eh-ek. A. M., when
j Terms of sa will he ma 'e Known l y
IJOIS'T. A. (iiFFF.X. '
1 fkaMMs w aso.X, fclecu,"rs-
Ahst. s.", in:u.
s tm i i. ii. tiiiitit;,
itlorm-y at l.nw.
0F
FFIt'E (n sioiuh SecotiH near Marliet St.
.t' U sir,'.'., I'A.
I or All Professional llusiness entrusted to
his- -are will be lailhfulu- an I pnonpily ailen-
i l Sept.' I I. IS.,7
VARIETY ST0E1E
AND
l'OST t)l'FICE.
I a x Wl'V t-nrn.li f !,.. ! Ct..!
! LAKdh SUpil) tl Ci ;k,Statli)IlPrj,
I rertumery, Jeuelry, loys, tJoiifectitn-
er.es, Teas, ispiees. Fruit. .Nets. Iiask.es,
! Pictures, and a variety of NICK X AC Ks f..r
; sale heap at the
' ifi:l LLVUMJI fit; POST OFFICn.
a ,,N E ,;,,, ,,FXS .t,r , a(lipt ani, j
: J he had ai the LOS T OFFK F,
j :".:..., 7".;." "
! S nr as, Vinl an'i r i S . " t"
i tery cheap a. .he nTOFKICE
I - -- !
i r AD1KS can find the lnr"esi and h?t assert- I
i I. n... ..I 1 ....... .... 1 . ... . ..
. J J I'lrin oi .:inri dun fl(ir I .tl r.li.l.iiVf.
opes Ar. at ihe POST OFFK'K
; T F vou
want a supply of fine STATIt IN E-
', L .'o
tne POST OFFU'K.
UOIIOC mil, ....
! HUUot BUILDERS,
-J
' 1
if
,-,-iiiiicu .-iciua ior ine sale tit
. . . a..i ... .. .
allllix & VI iiktovv Sash
" mane oi ine rest materia . AM
mnrL- varnnl.l tZr l - I., i I
HesihV pa. J (, " ''l
t 8 CALDWELL. Lewishnr
. .. .
tiios. u. .icii:k
HAS just received a splendid assortment
of lhe very best, cheapest and niosi
laslnoliable J-v--y in the market. Hi
Mttick comprises
Breattt PinN,
I'balim,
tar R IngrN,
I'iimr lllngr,
Urat't-lfiM.
Slffte linflonH,
.-iutia.it.f.x-..
which vn he sold extrenielv low for f
H, -," ' ., .1 "rl ,ow tor t.
He respeciiully asks the patronace of
tsti.
hit .IJ . i -i . : 1 .
of all
to .If. hiln a i-ull K.r..r. .. .t .
...wmn-, anil niso int' let tl-w-
chfs" i'-"
Maiket streei.
. - .-"t .udaiiie ineir pur-
mc mkii oi ine liig Match,
eit ol Stcocd. Ucc. aI,"Sd
18C0
i Viiir Wf n "i...ir I Inflf! '
- " 'vsv
i p,r n-A TR,mMf!ua STfiaE.
! TU (j I)rs above tie Bank,
i uww:ii:.i. r.
The hrrir.naii.s t per.srn. 11. -h- c..y
buviiii; C'-itN'auiiy at Aiinii.n, is prej. af t i
vtl a. I h;s i..imN at I tty I'rirr. il.ii v.
.l(ve", Civrhv-t 't?'n, ltriny Mr,
tars. Hutii.iis, 'l aj e, and alt guod urclt-tt ly
the La-It1:.
A1m iJ.inks an-l ?'aMfnrry, Srhrml
and t'liefe l "k-, Ac. rapr
iritii'W u nai fin at cts. r rf nets
Kin Htiar'l Scifni. Sirncil Wtirki
dt-ne l oidf-r l.'t uniry I'riu'.iirr taatu in
rxciiaftz- v'a-h jaid It Kai".
April IH, il U. M MAHhX.
11 Industry must Thrive!"
rriNah:iSIIi:i;TIi;ON;M;iMil:nn-nt.
1 Keinoved Ik IfixiL'httin's former Shp n
Markt-'t strM-t iifiir ljr!h, u-hert 1 wiiJ have
ai ail time a hill asontnent tf
liii Uai', I'lp,
COAL lit ( KI TS, .V.,, 7.,nr, e. 4-- I rll
a'so maitp ! tir'i r, on sln.ri nut. re, 'I'm (ui
ivr, Spii'iiing (T any kind uf work in ii.y In
ni liii ite-,
ft? M-fit ling ami JuM mr Funeral' vpn ir ''y
auri iv-d to. Jos A. KJ.FJA.VLU
Leu-it.uis. Or t ", i:'j
L'lIfM II TIN-fl IKK it:..ra..rTiT.-iit..ft!.i-i:-r. -r
W :tf IiiKr... .1 (. . -.rrt . h-f K-I,'r". .nti- 1- t .
f-T -i"lr-i
in: 1 iii, &i
alo hi nrh but
J'" A. h).EHKR
I law ui l it i: i:k.movkd.
John E. Linn,
TTOK.i:V T l.iW-OiTre st
his house uli N. Market s-t. l ei. 1m A i.l
j I rtiMiiir;, Psi.
The HOWARD and HCFE Express
Companies.
i;XIM:i: !:SlM:h tonr,.l from a 1
A A I-'mUi Li i.f tl - I iii'.il -i:u-- Htfi liiradn. t-T
n r, v
at t A l.l'U 1 1.1. tuu: .-- ir. l.-v. u:i:
Family (iniccry Store.
T. G. EVANS & Co.,
GKSKKAL 1I AL:HS IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
KniVrtiriii vtery arliilV auuu.u t( th trud-. uu. 1 ai
CRAix, i i.oru ani 1 1: i:i
Ti:.V. Ct.lI FK. MiiLAL.S
tiL'CAir. ( in:i:si;, nsn,
FlIl'ITS, Ac. Ac. Ac,
Mirh t Stru t, i jion'ir the J'ont ( 2" ,
i l. Aialmrr, I'a.
. r.. K. A- ('. 1
, 1. fnl- fr- ni 11: . I j
iae inst rocoivoii
!l!..aat.ry J.r.r M"-k -r
anl s,....-t.-d tl r-
rv kind, an.ii..- a In. tut-
l-u lu-ta iiikI 1 oniaf Oa-N,
put np in c.t.. Mi,d aarr:.nl- d urr and lr- ,b.
InieJ Af'plei. I't flt lu's, Ir imr-. f'nr
ranls, J'n -.-t-rvii.tr Ciirntis. Fit:.-,
L'utcs.K'ai.-ins li-oin !'! to l?j
cts. per Hi., 1'ickies of
all ui'stTiptious,
Purr Jata t 4)1 l i:i:. ground.
and put upiii nir tiIa t'.i... x, r -.1.1 f-.r ;.mOy n-..
A l,irL; 1,1 i.f r,,.r,r M.i f A Em. .. .V )
t vu un, iu.t.m.t.. ham, bavv., 4c
A lrn T:tI awrlmmt of
v illoAV aiitl ( I:ir air. ;i:is
Miire, (tiiK iikuair. Ilarllii-ii.
nun, lt.-, Injur, Jk-.
Flyh til, M-hiiii. I'm. ;t, Cmni'is, Coun'i'i
ami Luti'J' Mi. I.; "'i t.-lr, ..ml, .I-.-.
Soaps of uli kliols. Wl.tcl (Irc-iisf. f fe.
(Tcl'iuco nub Sciirs. a tlioicc pari. in.
Flour. Coin Men!, t'otutoi-s, I'orn,
live, Outs'. Ac. nlwiivs on luimi.
f.'ooots a'ftir.rnt fr.f a rhtiri'z to cuitumrrs
rtsidmii triihm tin Ii.
-T..it.n'it to rm.n.-r:tt.
ail the artirlr hir-ri
liar i.ir s.lr a.
imlv in iff ilt' 1.1 ii- U- li mikI ftkpiinri-cr a-M ritii-tiT
1 litimifi ..- ar m .r n-nc a Ms- f .1 u
rf..-a. a- ih.y.jtn t L u.i.t i T is. t.. ,,i I'IhIjUvI) Li
We oiil J '.trtit uUrl ct-in it i-ur cc uutr iri-tiJ to . r
ui a r-ali ; u r
Mr fiun fiasf all mn inter ff Voiwrr.
ant fMV n- h.kt ti anj I ity Irt.
L ai-t ui;. A.m 1-..W. T. 0. KV AN? k CO.
XL'W LAMPS at DLSUUMAXDIIT S
xi: w la Mrs at ii:xoi;maxiji: s
S s ' - - -r. J
m i &
h- - t. , , i
vi:i;v itKsT oil
V I . K V UF.s l- oil.
I.i-i-l uu. Aiw ;:. 1-
ALWAYS ON
ALWAYS OX
II AMV
1IA.NU!
f -J" P I C - N I
'II jump into tli.- W;,- n, an-l
C . -u-a
alt take a r. It."
A
I.AKCn, han.l-ome
nd v-rv e.uiifi.rta-
blf W tM hast-,
fitted tip lor ihe especial ace. ii.inodato n uf
P.c-Xic and ether siimlar t x.-iirtons. 'IV mis
lll.'iieia!-. Apply Io J. IS. M. IKirsLL.
Lewisburg June :t. ls.vj.
'.tl. Oltl. tOtfL.
rpHE subscriber k.eps constantly en hard
I a laree .i.-orlnipiil el lhe very bct Mia
mokin and W'i.kes.iarre COAL, fi r liineai.d
stove purpose, w I lrh he will sell al the verv
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, i7i;rA-v,i,i, . il, V'on-t.r unj Salt.
Wish it disiinr.lv nn.lerstoi d. that I will not
be undersold bv any ui.m Having good
weigh-scalcs, full wci-ht will be given.
Coal Yard near Ye:d-nsaul"s hotel.
.i:o;t;E liOI.sTEIX.
Lewlshnrg, VJay sT.'Sa.
DR. I. BRUGGER,
IIOMi:oiVtll!I: I II1M(1,
Ittll t. in his n-w Itri. lt Itl. ek, Market
V street, south
(up stairs.) I.rw
e, hciuei-n 1-h and .Vh
lire. May, lNljll
NoTK'i;- jsco.
rilHE Film of Woiltr. l.inhnrt A", hrahneh
i in ihe lliitltlayins HuslnrKv.
aie ready to iiiara.t r It. r all kinds ot ..rk
in their line, and are well satished n would
be tn lhe interest of such as purpose erectin-;
cood buildings io give us a call lel't.re cod"
trading with others. e have put up some
of the best houses and stores in Lewisburg,
and are assnri-d ihur owners will lesnty t!i.,l
their buildings were put up by good and ener
gelic workmen, and in iu.i k lio.e, (which is
a VerV I 111 nortnnt ma:i-r In I.m , 1. 1....-
-Ch.,-hcr., Vr.Z:
Palmer.
arrh.ieri : Dr. I. hru?i?er: It
Lewis Ashcuteiier. ISAM- WALTER.
JA-K.OX I.EXIIART.
XAM. LOHRAHACH.
I.ewishurg, Dec. 27. I s;.i
NEW FIRM
I
X THE OLI Mitipt Th. .w.;i,.r.
rcsiiectfullv an in i.irc u. il,. -n,,-,,. .i
l.ewisbuig and virinilv Ihal ihrv h;,ve lorin-.I
a Partnership in the
Tailcrir-s Easiness,
at the well-known stand of James Criswell on
Market sireet. wh-ie thi-v are prepared lo
f 'l T AM) MaM. I V I., i rder in the very
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, every description on sh-ri notice. V e. ask
a iii are of lhe public pain nnce
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