i 4 i t iprmi." VT T ivrrtr J. iilClL'll- i. JUCUliO U WtohlnflM CII, Jioaday, SUrt-ft 4, Ml. f ii r .i t- , , . i Fe lowC.nof thcl n.tca.Mates In compliance with a custom as old lis the Government "self, I appear before you, to address you briefly and to take in your produce the oath to be taken by the l'resident "before he, enters on the execution of his office."' I do not consider it necessary, at present, for mc to discus those mat ters of administration about which there is uo special anxiety or excite-, incut. i Apprehension seems to exist amonjr the people of the Southern States.t hat, by the accession of a Republican Ad-, minwfrf inn tt.i-ir tirnuprtw ..! flu.!.-I peace and personal security are to be endangered. 1 here has never been any reasonable cause for such apprehen sion. Indeed, the most ample evidence to the contrary, has all the while exis ted, and been open to their inspection. It is fouud in ucarly all the published speeches of Mm who now addresses you. I do but quote from one of. those speeches, when 1 declare, that I have u u inn iJUM- uiii;ciiv or iiiuoccin, lo i..Lr, L .t -.. rJ-i ... .. ....... J. .... .. . . cry in the States where it exists. I lllllu.l-A I Iflt-A ttt l..,..r.,l Wrlil tn ily. , i 1 -...: r cv, uiiu 1 naic 11 u iiii.uuiiuii iuuu so. 'ri.tvUnnni;,,,,!,!.,,.,!,.!.,.! j:j , r.ii 1 1 i.i..A !... 1 .!,;, ,..! ,nv s;,7l :r i:.:1. : tinn, n.l noveV . ecnn.eil il,,.,.. I And more than this.they placed in the l'latform for my acceptance, and as a law to themselves and to me, the clear and emphatic resolution vthich I now read : iieWrrJ, That Ihe maintenance inviolate of Ihe nshts of the Slates, anl e-p'ecially the right of each State to order and control its ova domestic iu!itution! according to as own jud; ncnt en-lu-ive'y, i eential lo ihe bal ance of power on which the perfection ami endurance of our political labnc depend ; and we denounce itie lawless invasion by armed force of the soil of any Stn:e or 'frrriii'iy, no mailer under what prelexi, as among the gra el of crimes." I now reiterate these sentiments: and, hi doing so, I only press upon the : public attention, the most conclusive ; evidence, of which the case is suscep- j tible, that the property, peace, and security of no sectioii are to be in j anywise endangered by the now in coming Administration. 1 add, too, that nil the protection which, consist-1 cntly with the Constitution and the laws, caa be given, will be cheerfully given to all the States when lawfully demanded, for whatever cause, as cheerfully to one section as to another There is much controversy about the delivering up of fugitives from service or labor. The clause 1 now read is as plainly written in the Con stitution as any other of its provisions: Xo person hel.l lo service or labor in one Slate, under the laws thereof, escaping into another, shall, in consequence of any law ur regulation there:n, be dichargt-d from such service or labur, but shall be delivered up on claim of the part? to whom such service or labor majbe due." It is scarcely questioned that this provision was intended, by those who made it, for the reclaiming of what we call fugitive slaves ; and the intention cf the law-giver, is the law. All Members of Congress swear their sup-! port to the w hole Constitution, to this provision as much as any other. To the proposition.then.thut .slaves.whose cases come within the terms of this clause, '"shall be delivered up," their oaths are unanimous. Now, if they would make the effort in good temper, could they not, with nearly equal una nimity, frame and pass a law by means of which to keep good that unanim ous oath : TIrtc is some dilTcrence of opinion lielher this clause should be enforced by National or by State authority; but surely that difl'erence is not a very material one. If the slave is to be surrendered, it can be of but little consequence to him, or to others, bv : which authority it is done. And 1 where shall have that sense of per ehould anyone, in any case.be content feet security which is most favorable that his oath shall iro unkent. on a to calm thought and reflection. The merely unsubsianiial' eouuoeic rid ; merely unsubstantial con to how it shall be kept ? Again, in any law upon this subject, ought not nil the safeguards ol liberty known in civilized and humane juris prudence to be introduced, so that a freeman be not, in anv case, turren- dcred as a slave? And might it not bc well at the same time to provide bv law for the enforcement of that cfaiisc in the Constitution which puar- antics that "the citizens of each Mate shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens iu the several States?-' I take the official oath to-day with no nvntal reservations, and w i'.Ii no purpose to construe the Constitution or laws ly any hypercritical rules. And while I do not clioosc now to Fpecify particular acts of Congress as proper to be enforced, I do suggest that it will be much safer for all. both in official and private stations, to con form to aud abide by all those acts which stand unrepealed, than to vio late any of them, trusting to find int puuity iu having thciu held to be un constitutional. It is seventy two years since the first inauguration of a President un der our National Constitution. Du- ting that period, fifteen different and preauj oistinguislicJ citizens have, in onsriun, uiiiuinisterCQ the r.xecu- ,;A. , - , tlVe branch of I in ,ri.nn.i nveurancuot the Government. They , have conducted it through many jer- JK and generally with great success. ! x et, wuh all ihw cftY.n f.- - . ..... -j.li iniiLiii, i nv. , vith all lliia cr...n f , . i - . . 1 1 jnccCUCIlI, 1 now enter upon the saum task, for : lnowrriter n;,on tl,0 samo tak. lor in. l-iiel consiitntionnl term of four , "" '.g'eat and peculiar difli- riilty. A disriintion nf f..i-. ! , . rt'licrill Ol lliu . lllKlllllllOli IlilS ft IT vvvu uo- I m..n. here tofore only menaced, i3 1 nicd. If, bv the mere force of iiuai ow lormu aldy aftcmptcd. urs, a m:iji;iilv AtoM Ut .,ive a mi 1 Hold ti.at. in con tern t.1.i turn J . , ., i v...... maul i men vonn- miiVciPaWaanaoi lhcConsittutionuiioual right, it might, in a morul ! .T. eta,lC!, " Pnlu-i f Vitu Jiiiy icvuluiion.'ccr- i i a. ----- I vi : I pressed, in the fundamental law of all one. ut such is not our case. t. ... . ... ., .. , ; . ,,. 1 ,.:,,., ,,f i.nni.i-itl.M :i ' National Governments. It is rale to a'jert that no government proper over had a provision in its organic law for i'.s own termination, Coii- liniie to cxueun: an i u iwori'ss pro- ;. siolls of our National CoLi.ulion . will cm,llre for uver . ov it, ,.x. ? provided for . ;.,... ,, 1 A Kain, if the United States be not a Government Proper, but an assoeia- lion of States in the nature of con - tract nierelv can it, as a contract, be ........... l.u-........ l,v ll.nn :1l the parties who made ii? One party to a contract nun 11.-..11-..- ui ........v ., so to speak; but .Iocs it not require ... '. .. , ',i :. an lo lawiuiiy icseiuu u: i J . .: Ie:ceud,nS from these peneral P'"""-',l;lci,i we Cnd the proposition that, in le;al contemplation, the 1'nion is perpetual, confirmed by thej history of the Union itself. 1 lie : Union is much older than the Consti-: ..t;..,. I. ....... r...-..A.I i., f ml l.tr t).. : Articles of Association, in 1771. It . was matured and continued bv the Declaration of ludepcudeiice.in 177C. It was further matured, and ihe faith ! IUIIUII. 11 U3 1,'llllVU III ,"tv "I k. - ,, ., ., .... .... Uld I l '. II l l l 1IIUMI. lUHJ ,-. 'IW.1 . .... . , i . , -n i .1 Iv iiliL'hted and eiiirnired that itiity 111 such case will secede rather -h'ouldbe perpetual, by the Articles! of Confederation in 1778. And. ! final v. 111 I.61. one of the declared. ... , . . , 1 'ol.JCClS UV Ol J il I Dill OSt iih I iMl- inir the Constitution was '"to form a ; more perfect union."- Ut if destruction of the Union, by one. or bv a part only, of the States, ' be lawfully possible, the Union is le-s ! perfect than lefoie, 'he Coustiiution j ha in" lost the vital clement of per-' j pcluily. ' It follows, from these views, that ' no Stale, unon its own mere motion, j can lauf.iliy get out of ihe Union ; Is there such perfect identity oi in I that resolves and ordinances to that (crests among the States to compose ' c-fleet arc legally void ; and that acts; a new Union, as lo produce harniouy of violence, within any State or ! only, and prevent renewed secession '.' Slates, against the authority of the j 1'lainly, the central idea of seces Unitcd States, are insurrectionary or J sinu is the essence of anarchy. A i revolutionary, according to tircum-1 m:ij irity held in restraint bv coustitu- . stances. I, therefore, consider l.int, in view of ihe Constitution and the laws, t he Union is unbroken, and, lo the extent of my ability, I shall take care, as the Constitution itself expressly enjoins upon me, that ihe laws of (he Union be faithfully executed in all theSiatcs. I'oiug ihis, I deem it to be only a simple duty on my part ; and 1 shall , so that, rejecting the majority priuci neil'orm it so fur" as niacticable. uu-i lle, anarchy or d--iiot!sin in some less my righiful masters, the American j people, shall withhold the requisite J means, or, in some authoritative man- ncr, direct the contrary. 1 trust this will not be regarded as a menace, but only as ihe declared purpose of ihe Union that it will constitutionally defend and maintain i:sclf. lu doing this, there need be no bloodshed or violence; and there shall be none, unless it be forced up on the National authority. The power conlided lo :ne, will be used to hold, occupy, and possess ihe proper ty and places Leloiitring to the (iov erniueiit, and to collect the duties and imposts; but, beyond what may be necessary for these ol jeets, there will be no invasion, no- usin of force against or among the people any nhere. Where hostility to the Uni ted States, in any interior locality, shall be so gnat and universal as to prevent competent resident citizens from holding the Federal offices, there will be no attempt to force obnoxious ; Court, the instant tliey are made :u strangers among the people for that ordinary litigation between parlies object. While ihe strict legal right iu personal actions, the people will may exist iu the Government to en- : have ceased to be ihcir own rulers, . force the exercise of these ofhecs, the ; having to that extent practically re i attcmnt to do so would be so ii rita-1 signed their government into the ; t i iiiT, and so nearly iinjirai-licalile ; withal, I dee m it beller to forego, for tlic time, tlie iies of sm li ollircs. ' The mails unless ivjK'lli.-il, will coiiliiino to Le furnished iii all parts I of the Union. i So far as possible, the people every course here indicated will he followed, : unless current eveutr mul experience shad show a nioiiilicaliou or change ; to be nroncr. and in cverv cas and ' exigency my best discretion will be ' exercised, according to circinn.-taiices , 'actually existing, and with a view : and a hope ol a peaceful solution of j the national troubles, and the resto-: ration of lratcrual sympathies and af- j lections. lhat there arc persons) in one sec-! tion or another who seek to destroy ' the L'nion at all events, and are glad j of any pretext to do it, I will neither; affirm nor deny; but if there be such ' I 1...111I nl lr. nil ni.nl In llii.ni 'I'.. those, however, who really love the j Union, may I not speak? Ue.'ore entering unon so crave a I mutter as the destruction of our na-1 i;,.i,..l l.i-i.. u il li nil iu l,.,i'lil i I ! memories, and its hopes, w ould it not be wi?e to ascertain precisely why ; wedoil? Will you hazard so des-', nerate a sten while there is anv fos.- tiluliiy that anv portion of the ills you lly from have no real existence ? ; 1 ill jou, while the certain ills you j y to are greater lhaii all the real I ' ii r ii i .i i ucs jo i lly from, will you risk the i jinii.iss.iou of so learful a mistake? j All profess to be content in the ill jou, while the certain ills you j lljf IV one coinii Union, it all Constitutional rights ; can no iiiumijii.cu. is u irue. iiieu. , . , , . . .... ... ! llmt mir rml.t I. ..;..! v.- 11.... i.: I I... ...I...... I..........J uu. Nii'lnrr n f. ..q..., i'.u..., ...... ... uiat any right, ilainly written in the ( Constitution, lias been denied ? 1 j think not. lJapiil ihe human mind ' ; ,..,..;t,,i...i .r... I ,j .... . ...... i ,'. .. ' i- .v...nm.v.-u iiiub IH, .IJ I J call ; reach to ihe audacity of doin this, i i each to lliu uuilatily ol' d.,iii this, Think, if uu can, ol a single instance in uhich a lilainly ui itlou i.iovi.-ion ... i '. in u Inch a plainly w i itieu provision i "wuiy ui iiny cirai i wniivu twiiiiMi- tttal UNION COUNTY STAR All : the vital rights of minorities ami ot individuals arc so pluiulv assured to them bv affirmations anil mention?, guarantee' ami tio!iilutiitin in the oiisuiuiiuii, uiii''ii "-j - arise concerning them. Uut no or- ,aw can Cver bo framed with a .ovi3ioll cilieally applicable to every question which may occur in , I)I,11.li,.!i administration. No fore- 'fight can anticipate, nor any .loci- meut of reasonable leu-lb contain ex - c provisions for, all possible qacs- lions. Shall tu-itives from labor be surrendered bv Nat onal or bv State authority ? The Constitution does ........ 7. j ...... - j , prohibit slavery in the Territories? ,i,.nJ n i.r,.,,i.Jr ' v"immii'" v..,... . ... . - i ( fay mm irc , in luo i en nones . ium.uu:iiiuuuii ' does not expressly say. From questions ol llns class, Fpring all our coii--titutional controversies. and we divide upon them into nnjor- itic-i noil ini iii.t-i I ios If tin tilinliri'.y .............. . will not acquiesce, the majority must, or the Government must ceu,e. There is no other allernativo ; for continu-; ing tho Government is acquiescence : i.. ... .i ,i It a minor- w.. w ....... than acquiesce, they make a precedent, hich, in turn, will divide and ruin iheiu : for a minority ol their own . . 1 1. 1 WJCCiJ from them, whenever a : majonty reluses to be controlled by . such minority, l or instance, why may not any portion of a new Con lederacy, a year or two hence, arb;- trarily secede again, precisely as por- tions of ihe present Union now claim to secede from it ? All who cherish I'lsui.iou sentiments are now iiemg educated to the exact temper of doing rliU tioual checks and limitations, and, al ways changing easily with deliberate changes ot popular opinions and .-en-tiuieiits, is the only H ue sovreign of a free people. Whoever rejects il,does, of necessity, fly to anarchy or despot ism. Unanimity is impossible ; the rule of a minority, as a permanent ar rangement, is wholly inadmissible; loriu is all that is left. 1 do not forget the position assumed by some, that Constitutional questions. ' are lo be decided by the Supreme Court ; nor do 1 deny that such deci sions must be binding, in any e.iso, upon the parlies to a suit, us to tlie oi j eel of that suit, while they are also entitled to very high respect and con sideration in all parallel cases by all other departments of the Government. And while il is obviously po-.-ihlc that such decision may be erroneous in any given case, still the evil ell'ccl following it, lieing limited to that particular case, wilh the chance that it may be overruled, and never be come a precedent for other cases, can better ne borne than could the evils of a different practice. At the same time, the caudid cili7.en must confess that if the policy of the Government upon vital questions, alfecling the whole people, is to be irrevocably fixed bv decisions of the Supreme liandi ol'tliat eniinont ti ilnmal Nor is ilii.'io iu this vii-vv anv as- i'aull uimu (Uo Court or tlie JmLw. It is a iluty, lVoni wliicli tlu-y m iy not thi iiik,Jouccitli;cui;si: i'icrly lu oiilit bul'oiv llii.ni, and il is uu laull of theirs if o! hers seek to turn their ueeisioiis to polilieal purpose.-'. One section of our country behexes slavery is i iht, and ouht to lie extemleJ, while l lie other believes it is tvrou, and ouht not to oc extended. Xms is tlie ou.y sulisiantiul dispute. 1 lie In-line slave clause of the Coustuiilioii, and the laws fur the stippiv.-.-ioii of the foreign sluve-lrade, arc each as well cnlorecd, jicrhaps, as any law can ev- cr lie m u coniiniunty where ihe inor- al sense of the people imperfectly sup- ports the law itself. Tl.e great body of the people abide by the dry legal obligation in bolli cases, mul a lew break over in each. This, I think, can not be perfectly cured ; and it would be worse, in both cases, ailcr the separation of the sections, than I...f.,.-,. Tin. fiit-oiim sl-.vo lf:i,l. ii.iu imperfectly suppressed, would be ulii- mately revived, without restriction, in one section : while fugitive slaves. ! now only partially surrendered, would j l.,.ni i-i'ii.Iim t :t II I, v I lip nl lier. l'liysically speaking, v. o can not separate. c can not remove our respective sections from euih other, nor build an impassable wall between ihem. A husband and wife inav be divorced, ami go out of the presence and bcyomJ the reach ol eacli otiier ; and beyond the reach ol eacli other ; but the different parts of our country . i .i 'i'i .. . . i , can not do this. I hey can not but remain face to face ; and intercourse, either amicable or hostile, mii.-t con- tunic between them, n it possuue, inen. lo imiKC inai, iniercoiiisu mine v . u.i .. v..... v. ...... ... ... advantage ter bepara iens make i. laration than belore f Canal-. ,fce. trenties easier than friends l... l .. ....- .a I... I.UI1 1II-1IVU Ian. i v..li lien, o ... more faithfully enforced between ali- eus than laws can among lrienUs : Suppose you go-to war, you can not i light always; and when after much lo.-s ou both sides, and uo gain on ci ! ther, vou cease lighting, the identical i ... , . ... . ; e ,. j um 11 uesi lull, .is IU lei luo ui I u ivji wui st , are nguiu uuou vu, 'Ihis couiuryuiih its ii.stiluiious, belongs to ihe h:oii uo iniuou it. &Te1SBUHG CIlTlONlCLE---MAliCI 8 1801. Whenever they shall grow weary of ; the nuiing l..ivwniiieiit t!i.;y can . c.vi cim. i- . uwiidin;,' it, or their Revolutionary rijjht to dismeiulicr or overthrow it. I i-:im not lie ignorant of tho fact that - - , - , ... ...any worthy aiid patnotie eiti.-ns ; are desirous ol having the National Constuunon amended h. , 1 make , no .eeon.mendat.on of amendment, I fully rccoita? the risliilul authority ot the people over the uho.e ?ubj..,-t, 1 to be exerc.sed ill either of the modes ; piemen bed in the .n,tiumeut useit ; and I should, under exist.,.- circum- stances, iavor r.inicr wi.iii .1 fair opportunity bei r afforded tie 1 will vent in e . - . . , to add that to me the convention node seems iirulerable. in that It allows - , i itj t.i nrnrm:itt Willi flu! . ' " 'J ,,f)uv cr. .,...-r.- - miltiii' them to take ornj .-et propo- itions originated by others, not espe cially chosen for the puipo-e, ainl which miht not be precisely sadi as they would wish to either accept or . , , . . rcn.-e. i unac..an.. a . euduieut to the Constitution, which amendment, however, 1 have not seen, V-y Congress, to UieeU-et that llie f cuerai uovcriiuieni snail never interfere with the ibmie?tie institu tions of the St.itesJtfuJudiiiL' that of persons held lo .-vice. To avoid misconstruction of vihat 1 have said, I depart from my purpose not to speak ol particular amendments so far as to say, that, holding such a provision now to be implied constitutional law, i t "ave no ofjeciion to us peing mane j express and irrevocable. : 'H"-' Chid .Magistrate derives a.l 'his authority Irom the people, and i(.iu i..i.ni-,. .o.... 'js terms for the separation of the ..aies. I lie pen no lucniscives can iio this, al.-o, if they choose; but the lxeeutive, as such, has nothing to do with it. llis duty is to administer the present Government, as il came to Ins hands, and transmit it, unimpaired by him, to Ins successor. Why should there not be a patient confidence in the ultimate justice of the people? Is there any lietter or equal hope in the woi Id ? In our piesiut dilfi-i enees, is either parly without f.ntii of be ing in the nghi? If the Alinigiiiy Kuier of Nations, with his e! rual truth and j.isiice, be on vour side of the North, t. r on yours of the Soulh, that truth and lhat jus tice will surely prevail, by the judg ment of this great tribunal of the American people. Uy the fiameof the Government under tthich we live, this same people' have wisely given their public servants but little power lor mischief; and have, wilii equal wisdom, provided for the return of that little lo their own hands at very short intervals. While the people retain their virtue and vigilance, no Administration, by any extreme of wickedness or folly, can very seriously injure the Govern ment in the short space of four years. My country men, one and all, lliii.k calmly and well upon this whole sub ject. Nothing valuable can be lost 1. v taking lime. If there be an ol j -et to hurry any of yon. in hot basic, to a slcp w hich you would never take de liberately, that object will be frustra ted by taking time; but no good oo-j-ct can be li ustralcd by it. Such of you as are now dissatisfied, still have the old Con-dilution unimpaired, and, on the sensitive poml, llie laws of vour own framing, under it ; while the new Administration will have no' immediate power, if it would, to change cither. If it were admitted that ou who are dissatir-lied hold ihe right side iu the dispute, there still is no single good reason for precipitate action. Intel hgeiiec, Patriotism, Chris tianity, ami a firm reliance ou linn who has never yet forsaken ihis fa vored laud, are still competent to ad- just, in the bet way, all our present, dillieidlv. ln vour lian.l-. IllV dissatisfied fel- low countrt men, ami not in mine, is ihe inoinciiloiis issue of civil war. The tiovei iiinent will not assail you. Von can have no conllict w ithout be ing your-clves I ho aggressors. You have no oath registered iu Heaven to destroy the Government, while 1 .-hall have the most solemn one to "preserve, protect, and defend it."' 1 am loth to close. We are not enemies, but friend. We must not be enemies. Though passion mat have straiuc.l, it niu-t not break, our biiiidsofalleetion. The my slie chords ol memory, stretching from every bat tle field and patriot grave lo every living heart and hearUi-sioue, all ov- l",ai1 Juf swdl tliC cIlOl ll.S ot tUO L lilOll, W llCII iigalll touched, as. surely they w ill be, by the better uugcls ol our nature. CAlllNEi. The fulfowing ire under-. -1..,. I tn I.m il.n n..i IVl.ii.. 1 .11 i aud abiu uno, rcpresvnini every wing ol Mr. l.ii.ciiiu a mii p irurs V, 111. II. Sf.var.1, ScerctaryStatc. ' SilUim (.'aCUTUll, I'a., etrflaiV War. Giul'Oll Wfllrs, ( t., t'tK'laiV AaVV. jluum I Jjf f (J.t Si'iTl'"' Tfra-diry jJunja 1'. (.li.lM' 0 St'rrc'V TrraMirV. ! .,i..i. 'i ,::. I i v in'..ri,.r" iuuu i. Miiiui, ia.!., ottic) iii.irrjr. , ( J . iwaM -t-llrS -""m AlliHIIrJ (leiilTal. MoMyiKim LLlir, MJ.,rosl.U.Gi'llL'ral. 1ur Vlll,1(.filIIC rr..4 lio no en K IUU Krat-lliiv IirillSfU .11-SI3 .-c.i,. 6 ' 1 ,. ,m o i :....i ' . .'. !-' suim.ii.uM, .m mcih,- m. ir pr.niniiem n.isilli n in tLe new (,'jt iui t. for tueir r -. , mIuh, renounce Seccs-iiicisiii and tusliiin Mr. Lincoln anil ibe L'uiuti ! Cliirf Jusrice TankV, miw oter eighty .years of , In a Jmiunti reJ tkn naihof tflii-e lo l'resijuiiis Vau iiurun, IlarriMin, Tyler, I'ulK, Talnr, t'lllmire, Pierre, l!u i vhauao, itj L ucul j. Nioe mil du for ' out man. ' Feb'y Af.jtmrr.cii Court Proclamation. W'li Tcas. ihe tlnn. At.raham H ilson, Pre- si 1-ni Ju.l;;f lr lite SiMh Jue.inal DMnct of IViin'jr'vtiua, ciniip'.-etl ol Hie omiiu's of t'riH.n, M tlt.n anil Sny.ler. anJ J' lm WaiN an,1 Ji.hn Wt.iiii.,uton,kq', A-iS"Ciaie Juices f. r I'm, n f itii.iv, have issiir.l Ihi ir precrpt, t'rariir il.ee liie 2uih .lay 'f Feb. Ilil. ai.il t,. me ilirecinl, fi r ihe h il.lin-; of a Court of CiiiiiniJti I'lea-. at l,pwibtir-: f.-r li.e county ol I "iit.iii on the fnmlh .'j'.kmi ' March n'st, (Iiphi-; Hi? rfav.) ISiil,anl ncoiitina one rk, .N'JTI'JK is ih. r.-!ore h-rt-l.v Bivu V.'ansse. a:i I all pT,.,iis inl-rf-.u-l in (he Um- I.isi,to he ih'n anil ilien; pr-ei.: ami not ili pirt Willi, ut l-.ivc. J irors ate rrinesle, to tf p ii ii'-T ii l in their anpti'tance at Hie lime i appomtftl, airreiMl.le to nniiee. , liive-i iimler iny Man 1 an l M-al al the sher-crsdil'n-e in I.ewisKurj tins Soih -l.ty of Feb'y I). ". and m ihe eiahiy-fiiurih yearul the lii.t-peii.lviice of the I' S. of America. ! tjoil .save the Cini ii inwealih ! JOHN CUOSSiiRUVK, Sheriff Jarj ltbroarj- AdjOUflird Court. - . .. ... ..... , .'iW-if x l.anson l'ro.-s. t'url.s M'NVal, J huNi,n Wads, David tiii.ter, J unes S MjiIi, Molonmn Iti'ter. P.avel riinean. Ji.lio A Kier, Wm Chnan. I.ems li' urierlin;, I. ami ll iw.inl. .i"M'f..e s.mi'o'l S liaibi i. (iti.re W Chninli, rs, liriirv MnjT. I'lulip (iro-s. Hijfitf Da-, i A Utiimng, t'rid'U Kenner,Jr J f i'.-niins ;,i;'...,ie Charles Moll, Jhn C Wat son. Kiias h;inp. .'. linjfil-'- J ihn A (unity. Jacob Wlifer, Join (i.in.ly, Nathan far. t',, tUr !!! ri fan dor. Daniel Hen-nav-. Cha V lin-if.-i.ih rlnr. Jacob liarnhar'. Isn-i Joseph .-Sanders, Ueo R ihl. Chris tian Menrh. i lt,.H, 7 Jam's Anhle. Samti-1 Corl. Mfin.ln'zW. T llaiher, Harnsun Wetzel. f'i Jsse ) Waller. AVw ll rllu Dan:el lluriachrr, Milton Cor- ne-uts. ll ir'l'l ,n- Thilip Wit'tier. 10,000 jkrscy rr.tci 'rmics.J it.iviii loial"d lliwif III l.ewisluui:, I am sIltn-T ilii b.-st vaiieues of "oo.l inoculated l'i:CH I'lJKKS, Iron . -w J.rspy. at -sii per bun-ir'-,l. rn.l vmr or-'ei s or call oil hit K..I'.i:'Mlr.,l!. x I'lT.I.Pivi-t.nrs.l'a T Mill MitrrittfT, wih:n I" pun u.ic a :rf 'j't -iijti. v 1 1 n ack Oak U u ivtm! .1 to ihi- i.ctice. Tn-v will lirnl a rfltailr n-ar-kti ir-'m 1 l.i -" v r cord, in Uie pnn4. lr-uii liu' 1 t Apui l"t "I JiV, a' hi l';ttn)trv. ;i( Lew il iirL. Ca-h ru A ivrrv. J;a. K J. 111-i.U, All APPaLKTICE V An TED IN t ie rNMMJ 1 R MK. ' lhat can Ci'iur u't il rt'i-iiii.it.etiitr-.l a. In h-bus n i ii. an ! a i Vf.iMf ' ;uc.iTitfi, w til ijtkcn, ;it t r v ry rttl;' n.titv' l"vi ntinic ti.:i atnl ; . ai.rr his imrrrt in tru-)e. Oiit iriiu ihf c-'U iirv wnuM be pirV-rrtl. Ir. iii It !i 17 ol a'', l.ii nt-nv tf"i np;'!v u:i!osn utril rtcuiiimru dt .( as to rjimlili- K. J. HI LL. l.i m '.tir'. .fn '2, 1'"1. rn:c:i, EiLLnSiZR & co. An- miunliicl-iru-ir arul hnvr Iv mi ham! a liirs ij'ian lft I'aitnizs Hint il ai.it 4 arci-vii i'i i-iiin in- i,ii:,iwin jiri.-i-: I'iilinuH liea ltd in a new s-jitr, Ir. in ? In niii p. r M I.SIf !l 3 an ! I fret lor.sr. ?1 lo ! fiCJ pr M. r.ilm?i ami l.aih ni.nie m urJer, any lengih , parlii--. inav deit ! -. ii'-, . ljiiekoye Reaper & Mower, M.itm.rtCiiiir I by SL1FEB. WALLS. SIHINFR& CO,, Central Foundry, Lewi3burg, Pa. i MIK Ltu eve Keaper Mower wait inlrn- t!ut!etl in I and pr-riectly a it ir ted l' tne w..ik dc-iLMird lhat at the (iiea'.f-t Trafli-'al Jre!d Trtal e;er lo'id in this c"iin!rv, in Jioy ot th" same yar, al sy-taru-e, it triuinphanily carried otl ihe (Iruihl i(M Mi'-lal ami IHjt'oMiri ! At tin- In Imim S::iie Trial, hi-ld ai Lap. rn in I s.'.H. ttpar.y as ii.any n.ai Initr.s wen? rfpri--sn'.nt an, I as ih.iri; uglily leu-d as al Syra cuse, aini li.e Buckeye was again the Victor ! An-l s. mImi al ii-irlv all the fit-M trials an,! fX'iit'Hlnris m ls.'w, 'it'. an-l 'lln, when il was a ciiinii'-iii.'r. Ai a inirniier nl exrutuni'ii. il rerei vi-i! Ihe Kirsi rreinium as a Mnuer, Firsi Premium as a K aper ami First Premium as a l'i-iiil iiieil M.u'hine. J'iiese- rimiierniis th- ...I. r.r,,ve r i - iw I us i I'f I v ihe e.,rrii:;iies ..I ln(. ,iICisi.,n ai Sum use. I'tie ri.mluie a ...;H-s,ti.n ( ih maniuac- t'i'rs i M.m-.nit and Kwp.ns Machine, and liiir eiiori-; torinh ami to ttring mttt disre-p-ii" itie Itnrltrv, ontv served lu pmve 1's M I'LUJi Ki I V ; and ihe rears itiry enler t,i::ed i 1 it final sure ! nnd (iinnih wt-r-1 evidrnre-i l the real w.-r li and u.enl ol the iirirhin. Tne Marhiri" has n- w pi ..ed ihrou'jh f'ur h:irve-s. atid dtirmj tlie i,it ihre over .Nine Thiuiati! hve oeeu hni't an t sold and :he farmer tnav jod-e ot' its repn atton by the nn iiier.m; avv itd- made by ctmimmees both al fi-!d tn.i!s and at S ale and ounty Exhihi l i.-n . an wll a- fnm Ihe ntnn rmis demands u hxh the m.niuiacliirers have uever yet been able t supply. Slifcr, X7aI33, Shriaer & Co, M,innnutrers i-f UiiHocU's Patent Mitwer mitt li.- iprr, Hnelieve Ke.iprr tV 1iwer, lar lins'i I.tt nt Horse 1'iiwer, W illson's Taienl Fodder Tutier, K.rit? I'aieht Iriii Plow, and Miehijnn D iiihle Plow; ali,Sioves and Cas- '" "'! k""1 ttuttraf Fuutujrtf miff Mtchirt Sop, (''tr uer tSu'ffi Alnk't nfifft., L,cict4 y, Luton Vo.t lt. NVt. l. 3 A R I E? V I ill I ! fm 4 i mm im A NO POST OFFICE. ,;V P,ulnry, 'j,,iry. T..yi :c...r.:..- er, l;s p-irr,. r run, .mi is. iiaMties. ' , ' a 1.. I- "v- wl-; .- I'lriur", ami a -nnriy oi MCIv AACKd lf Sdle 4'llCaS at If1' ,. ,HVisBIRr POST OFFH'K. . .. . OEVr-RAl. sn- i.f CAMEOS ami .h-r Urrasl 1111 ail tar hint's ran Hp h.d v.r rhpan al ihp i'l OF I'll! K - . . in. x .l- i . j i-.j I Al'ir.ncan in.l inrnnrMnmii..ii - j j meut ot I.eucr and INote I A I r. K,r.vel imr, c..i -' - .u- ' IS Ur r il t - -.- vou warn a supply uf fine MAIUt - KV, Ui the FO.Vp OFFH'h. A I r. I i flttr.rnov at Taw . H. Dl LLAiiorney ai j.aw. FFH;E on Snnih Seenml street, furmerly ! V f nrriipie.l hv J. ll.iinlin, dec d I.ewishurs. June I, Infill William Jones, A TTOPiNEY at Law. foHfctinns promptly aiiemlrrt in. OtTrr'n Market slreel, rrf os,ile Ihe lrehvterin rhnirh. r.Q.. l.MI7..fif,A.- p . HA. BLANKS' tbt " CAsas" C2c "D fSl SS'3.lS. OiU'ilANSa'OUUTSALE. BV virtu? an "Titer r me urpni Court of Cijmiii C'omTy, iircui( to U m. H. I ham br 1 1. (t;iar.aii ot' brttai E. ai-l (aroime H tn 1 1 riv iii.imr chiiuien J.-hn Ciiamhprhn, fft:M. will Iip M;.n-.i lu sale, antic KIVIMIiU IIOLi5.I.K Ki. Satanliv, t!ic 30ili day of March, "CI, at 10 o'clock. A. M., all ihe sani waril-' infr-e-t (t)eni! the t.'-rvtitti' p..rt- iiu ict-l ) in the IuIIowiiiq ilfscritinl Heal ICiati, tu wn: A certain Tiact of M omISaiitl M'tiai? in perhe-, neat inra'-ttre, at j"ii.ns iai,il l J.icob Ziebach and J..I.U St.iui hfirs welt Hindered unli U'n, iaet t heniiut, Ac, aini veil u ait red. . j Also, ua the same day, at 2 oVIoik ; r M, on Ihe prrmt.e. aU ihn saij umiI' tme 1 rest (hema tw-sevrntli p;in- ih- ! :) m the following described -tm-ir hi uh.il is kfuiwu as Ultariit'-!iin' Aiit.ii.iu lo ihe J'-r-icli id J ei-I.ur, tu uu: T):e In nt parts ol FIVK KO'I. irof.tin-; c n Kitfhth?i., n ih fHl &ide, iitttiit ne t .11, '(, J-i.:;t y.u 1 J.'i, in ihe pi-n t &ini:h'a A iil.Ucti iu tue lr- A:mi, HUU lK l-OTSon Kihtstieej, Wet M'te, nurti nf Mhi kei. u:inirerd in ihr j,l.in ol t ii.i rr.hcrltri ' A idiZtuu uiih the "Nos. IJ, it, iv i;. i7, i-. Aiso, Li in said Usl innin.ue l plan, nun. hie t I, ;i. .'. h mni .". on li.e suuui Mile ai.d trontin on Market 're-t. AIm, lit-is in A i Sat merit ii nel plans,1 nmiio-rrd li'i. k 7. ';. 'J and Irvhtn on Eighth sheet, west si k S"dl:i ot M irk''. Also, a! ihe aiii inrifi a.d plnrrv ;ib..ve tnei,n..ned. Al-I. I HK lT.Tli i.M K of JOiI.N Cl"AMIiU;i.l.V de.:'J, in tl.e j.r nn ?.N at'ove ttr iit d, rif.ir ot djwtr, aod ad rncmnorani-e- fi-ts-.-vr. Terms ! .tV ma t- known on of a"t or u.'oii ero!irv iio- tii(t!cr-ii'd. a l..r store of ( h tint" r in lira's. uti-te a pl m ol mini Juis will be Iff f-n itprtu.n oni'l d -v d a. Vv vl H ("H V!;KKI uuxrUi-tD f r ." Ui'ii K mi -;'t vi II t v m.is, ki ll I I i in U t I r li-- il-ir. Ii-t.-ii-i. M;.r.h 1 i oi:riiANb' coi.'ut sali:. 1M ptuMi.tiie of an ord r ( ih 0fharis' Ci-nit vl I " ni'n c-'iiiiiv, iil oe irjij.tJ tY-lii-:uy, Mnr 1 iO, a ct-naiii LO r ' i iH M . L, .m ,i. tti It trough el heiiohnr, Liuon n-.ntiy. a:.d ihe i;i:e td IV'i'y.v.iiiri. iti r k -ti on the proiii.d p'ari ol "aid t. n I.e a i-Uhtz. i;iirn- bf-r Ulir hllll'iltd ail I I IA r'l(t ,1 ;VH I I --), l' llfl- d-d oa ihe :i. i.h l.y M. f.oti'S -.uri. '!.e e.tt fcy Third -i.e' i, n :t.- .,n;i bv Lot N . 1-1. and on ihe wm nv lliari,-: ur.- r:'t v -on u tui'h are fr-c.rii afim-si, i ev Ki a "it i U KI.I. I.li lit I ritid o hr-r ri. pi tu t n.ei: SnJ lot b--ii art- r I us i. ihe i--i n p : n ri . s x'-" x teei in hfadth. ard re hMirlted iift l tiMv -eveu lre ix tic;e i Irn.'i. beiirj a Cntiot h 1. and ;t iV-trjb e ,i i,ki. ii int a i.vaic rc itienre .-r I'uii,o: !-m ti.f . S.i'e t, r"inif.f!ire a! 10 n't ck. A. M.. of said dav. wIimi icnas ai. 1 r- rdfn n- d sa e 1I Le made ktifH i-v I l..lwlA.M, i'-i.irii.:it 1. 11. iH!.n. II order f fh 'ot;rt : idx n. C'k. w i-b'li. j.in. lsf'1. FOR EEriT. rplIK larse- P-mMe Hriefer il g iarire .Stable im upper Ma ii.t occ n pit d t y Mr. tiu li-n houe. It wdi l"' r-n t i a or rnav be orenp'd t-v twit pr i e and iK-t .g. i. n a p i ' .c p'jb'ic ii'-n-. i'ae t.iriiilies Imjuire of or i:i:i. LKV. Aaml, J:il. Oi l', near Miit.n. Feb.'! r.. FCH SALE -0.1 FM, frn A 1' . SSrlrk lard pr-peMy ; 1 t.; : . li'id.ii.-c ii-lup. a .nun.' Irtiids nt 1 1 i r ami W i h iin "am ri'Ti, u i'h evervdnou e.-mrd! i'-r me iiiariii'at'iure .I llni'kA.". .' Ut LulS. leriii Eiy. Apply o J-MI n tf-.t:. I';tkturir. or hut Mi'r, l. c. Ki.i.. . J,.. I.r i-i.ut irt IT. (oud Hoii-.f aid s-nrr f;wim en Mir kit street, 4r 5 flll E sn'.sri e-er i (T-rs l.-r a:e several lUilt'K HOOK.S. ana i.il,er liui.-aLa, Jinss, siiiiale it, i!i- Bi-r -u-h i I Lew --l-nri'. Persi-ns u-i.h nj tu pun-hase. iii pirate call .n .tr. J.,ituhan nl.e. h hii m!I sue them Mirh i n I. r uiaii..ti as ih- v r.r.'.v -li-.-r.-. I.i!v -.. S.,!I ;. M'H ,:!. i: KOTICE. I.T, persons h ivms nnseiile I aecounts A. wi:ii tlie Idle ti:m ol H.-nxvi Ift klk nerehv ntitilifd : rail noi n!f imuir li- atelv, and thrrbv "-iv e c- m. The lIook are at li.e attre oi llt.v n. liut.k'e iV . 11. Id AM Iti;oV, Jr. J.m.fis. tni. VHs. i M'NK.'.K. THE CMY DISCOVERY WURTHT OF Af fiiMIKlSI'li tR R . vri R lQ Tin: i:iu ae cuiv. Bill 'l.-.Li .1 li..t iilllt ! lUill ti.- lrl-! iIl-. lilt ni t iiuir ti-- li- i t.Ti i. -. li.ftl.n. :t.;i ut tin h.tr aH .r..fr- i. It'Ult I' fl Co. I ... -i i-tc Ihr UlIiJ to ua. in. aitil ti.t im- i tin ).-l.-llrnt ey. hTM. tn-. April !. I'B-r. J. U'li-i'iirn.: I,- iii. li.e kib r t tr..'r TiMt in l-'.!' ri-ni'i ru'nj v ur miu-iM.- II. r lif'tT;i.r, :iJ tthlr tit j.iibii-1.1 il Ut tlili H IIHi IiJ r.-f- to Tf. tut" t ti n-i tu in;ui'i-u- t-ijijuirit o..rtiii tl- l ; - in tit --' 1 ri -imririi ar. . In t it m U I nl m IihS- lti'ni tii-l nin.'. it- -uiiiii in.-iatuuiii- i4 ll it .' MttMi'l, i' it ti ut "i uti titer, hi c-tti i. tft ; iliii.l, tU m Imii otiii t i.ni.u.- i" I..- ni i oir i,.ii ttttluritl ri'l-tr! 1 1 f'n ..n t 1 m.-ti-r iiiHTtt iv : . r. M tiMir it r. il le 1 1-1 tli-tlt III i y MriCr id Ui , iitf f .r f.r'y -r f"1- ' ''t. i''rih. a it I hell, r ! Ci ini. -i ; tt.e .ti-if i-. I: ut- I in. Ui-krr. .n i lit- kiiIv rNi.r wli )t n- I ii-n- I tll Iritr I- Tl.at I h ull.tnr i a-l-d fit I'V ti.-.,Ui'..i xt ilitt' li i l tlie Wl.ill It rare rr Uei I V wj Hi- t i I.,re lit rn-e i ,t.i tl" with tlie tn-kei ttif iii r rilt iii I !; m ai- tlie t,ir 1 hnVr (rf. II III til" ntn-1,1 ! K (CI II Uli r I.I l-ltrl5 tri'iii all titrt-' I Nf .i.i..i:,i ii-ii,:: uie it uu I1..11 otlll cull til. lit to y-Mi-t. A - tlie: e Is i tuit li Iittll 1 ill tlir riinui;tfiuri- itn.l ml- f .ri.-u- i.inp.ui.l- n r.l - a-, tit If. It ii". Binl' Ulii Ift-ll .;i-r, limlateii ami In eB li-eil, tint n V aillitiUf nn .o.l I ni fi ttlMw-lul. ii jury. 1 hnvt not u.it mi ! tt-wi iiei,rit.- fl mny . n caitt.it l r -nu-ui.uti m, h nil t ut h ,:r i- - hi mi I fWfr. nt hurtilrfl- h-tre i-n.-tninn-! it mtii urrin-. m I am t.o t I fitr-o!il. tn-l m l a .-rut li.tir in m i-r i on 01 v fi-f ; uu l l prof Hup. hu t. I -en t u a I.mH vf 1 ', niv Lair l.iKt it i H lit' p'i.t at-fk. 1 r-"-iv.-iJ eur lur ' tit tw .(n-trt fK.t I if l:t-t tnnni--r. lor t hirli I t.m r rrlel;ii. I af it to Biy frtett.l-4. uu I li rei.y iintn,-. ih. in it try it. mii ny at-rt- k-- ij.-ai tnn i Witi-r tfi il.t, l ! thm tUT-batl ai"i n'l it with uiiii" r.il ufwn. I j w.il s-K n Inrttr, lh!it v-li-l i::f a Ift I y alu- li I j can din'Trr fr I in tbf li..torati?i'. hy o.aiiv. 1 i fetir. I'tl'.llt UtlrTttV If-til ml. 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I thr fur fnat m-ati t Tfi.timitn, tint mvaluabltf ; it,f.I,,rft..ii hkv.n.ai.i.knbr'VK. p. i Ttiw t-ltinntitat rf hit aiirot..ii..n t-r .-ur v?illitil - Dit(i'-ttit is ar aw aiv t i l uiMiictt : 11 11,9 ll.nit it w,.rttr . .Ur.4mit.i: th-ir?t,i.nrn , ilJou.h. ,w, ,,ilr..,,.uj,.JUllans. I HTt, C, ,rf. Thr Rt-ntTitivit fa i-nt on in hnttle f thrvw A. B. :x. ill I Inrcc iu-tliuiu,ai.J Miiall; lit Miia'l Imiil a met. an.l ri-tila fur titllr ftr l-.tl!f : ih- n. lnra t at if-t -it v-r cPtit. Dint in proi'trtitm ttian ihf mmll, fv tail fnr IWn ijol im irr U.lllr; th" larrf bol.l a .jtiatt, 4u p.r rrnt b.pi ir iritpTtir. and r-taila f T O.J U i.h III A ro. l'rt.jnitT, 4J4 ir.ilajp SfW Yrtrk. ami 111 Mnr. t Mirrl, M 1mh-. (n. fold balli!'-ol fl; .'i-t-a tut y iJrwiU Pmlara. Sri'KR: aiJ. Il rKiii.ii.nii' a. i. r su. Il.iker Act:..' i. 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I.tuiburc Ma v. i!fct" l'J , NEW FIRM TX THE re,fcii nl.O SHOI-r The unh.irVt iiniiv aiini'niirp i. ihe cm"1 11 l.rwisluirg am: vuiiiity tiiat ibey have l.: a I'a ri i.t i s h : p in ihe Tailciing Business, at :1ip irHI-krwu n siaml rf Jamfs IV6?""8 Miikt,i ..irrcl. hrre ihfr are prepzrrA m i L TAMj MAht I f w i r.ler in ihf ff t-i sul.-, Kf,. ami IttlbinS " every iirri!pin.n r.n shi ri m ine. Ve i! a share ul Ihe public raniiiize J.W1E.- ri:!vru, J. F. SCII AEKI K I.ewivhnr?. April 1. Il-.V.I ATTsaiicu : rPHK finp.l n a' nia 'e in lirp're Y n I m.l.re dv J HIX H. MII.I.KK. ' "'- ihe niilrvi an I bi-M Tailrr in l.e ur Da. W. II. li ii knni . I'. N.l- Tu ' I I KIIV i. il.l4ial(UIM nir.sciA.xs axo sn:(;uS!, nsri:( TFl I.I.Y offer il-nr srrvir'S llie C1117P11S i.f Lewisbuig auu loiinitm" rnuiitrv. -rB IV Particular attention raid nf-' K1 Lnijuire in M r-i Maikel slirri ur at " reai.lrni-r ot Mr. Bjrkhinie. 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