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LEWIS
BURG
3 1 t
CHRON
II FJ M
II. C. IIICKOK, Editor.
O. N. WORDEN, Printer.
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The Fannoir.
Oiiiccrs of Ibc Union County Atri.ultural Society.
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y,--r.--Mj-.r .'.. i t II. Laird, Ivist lSufialc
lAhriir'mu .S.unuil WYiriek, Xew I'erlin.
h'rccittiii OiM. .I:is. 1'. Ito.-s, LewisLnrg.
do Isasi Sliiil; r,X. IJciIin.
Uo
ll. l.rv W. Slder, Pciitis
2d Fair to be at Lcwisbara, !
OcL5 &
(), 185-i.
Cnmmitlrr. ot Arran'rmrut.
t;i:o. I". MII.I.KIi, Chairman.
Joxatuan Wolfe,
JoSKI'II M. N'EsIIIT,
Francis Wilson-,
John Kli.nc,
Gi:ok:b 11. Itt.iss, I
JolI.N' CllAMr.ERI.lN
Henry W. Fries. '
JoilN Ai.EXAM'KH. t
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Premium! fur IS.', I.
HOUSES.
For best Stallion to be paiJ when he has been 1
kept within the limits of the .-society one I
service season r,u(l
2,1 best, same conditions
best Ureeiling Mare, one or mors of her
COI19 io Ul. -
3,1 best, same conditions
best Geliling Horse, not over 7 years
8.1 best
best 3 years old Cult
best 2 years old Colt
J.""
.
2.00 ;
3.00
2,00 .
2 00
l.-r"
1.""
l.r"
1.
best sucking Horse Colt
2,1 best
best sucking Mare C.t
IJ beit T,r
best riowincrezarJ hems hid to the skill
of workmen and discipline ol teams as
well as execution of the work, lather
than time, provided it be done wuhin
a reasonable time
2d best ,
best done by a bny nnd-r 20 years of a;c
.m;.i7- t i i ri.r:.
V-st Hull, not tinder 2 nor over 5 years
oM.kopt within the li mils of the Society
one service season
3,1 best, same conditions
best Hull Calf
best Cow for all purposes,? of her ( alves
to be shou-n as evidence of her breed
ing, and full statement iu writing of
her Dairy qualities
21 best, same conditions
best 2 or more Hairy Cows, owned ami
kept by one person, written statements
of a?c, breed, yield .te.lo be rond- ied.
..Ponn-a Farm Journal" mic year, or
:t,oo
:.ou
2,00
n.no
2,00
2.00
3.00
-',M'
Aericnlt. Fatent Ollicc K- p. and or 2.00
l.st a vear old Heifer. J.or It. aioi M, or
... . ,,...,..nl of lilltter 2,00
1 ow lvin-4 i..i'.3i ...
best Cow for stock
best 1 year old Heifer
l,est heifer Calf, J. or H. or
best stock of Neat Cattle belnnsins to one
farm.nntless than I (I head. .1. or K.and
fA7i.v am sri:i:i:s.
l est pair of Oxen, 4 years old or more
2d I est
best yoke Steer Calves, .1. or K. or
TEAMS.
best learn of Oxen from any one township
8 pairs or more 4 years oi l or more
best span of Working Horses
2d best
best span of Matehel Horses
siii:i:i:
best French Merino liu. k, kept wuhin
the Society limits 2 years
best lluek of any other breed
best fi Ewe Sheep, J. or 15. and $1, or
best fi Lambs
MF.VK.
best Boar
2d best
best Sow, with 1 or more of her pigs to
be shown, J.or U. and l, or
best S or more l'ig',2 to 10 weeks old,
J. or It. and
best 2 Figs
J'f 7.V V.
best pair Shanghai Chickens
21 best
best pair ("liittag-.nis
2 I hc.,1
best pair Cochin Chinas
21 best
best pair F. li h
1 best
b -st pair of any oilier 1 r--t 1
21 bst
best pair Turkeys
2 1 best
CHOI'S.
best !i acres Winter Wh. at
2.1 best. J. or li- and
3d best
best bushel Wheat
2J best
best acre Spring Wheat
best 5 acres Hye
21 best
bcu S acres Iadian Corn
2d best
3d best -
best bushel Corn in rar
SJ best
best 9 acres Oats
21 best
H:-t ba;k.c! ni
2.CO
l.So
l,(ni
1.00
3.00
2-"
I
R-011 !
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2.00,
2,O0i
S.00
2,011
2,00
2,IKI I
2.00 !
1,00 '
i
2,00 ;
l.""i
1.00
1 .00
SO
5,00 :
:t.00 ;
2.0il
1.00
SO
t.r.o
3,0(1
2,00
s.on
3.00
2,00
1,00
so
2,00
1.00
v ... i 11.. -I. ...i
rres uarl"y
I 'f l'U,a'0"' "" U"J J W
, bpst bushel Sweet Potatoes
I l' Common Potatoes
! hest ' arres T"''PS
3,00
1,00 '
3.00 ;
2,00 !
l.OOi
CO
3,00
- , nesi nusnei i urniiis
J best A acre Carrots
host A acre Itcets
l?st lushcl llcets
nr. 1m;s j acnJ KI(a j ''uni;ps
lu - best A acre JJearis. J. ,,r l(. ..i
is best
host iHi'k lVas
. ,, i.lt im.,,,.
" 1
, UCit 1 UlltpklUS
'A'CY.
bt lot inter Apples, not miner 1 kin.ls.
a peck of each kind, all raised .y the
person presenliii!!, J. or It. and
, llcst ,
. "
'ct vara iy Apples not muter 10 lcimls or
less than S bushels in all, J. or It. an J
best bushel Apples
be, ;p,TimeMS y
- 3 kinas
''-"sl pork timnces
best peck I'eaches
best lot Grapes, 5 lbs. or more
I HAIRY I'noDVt TS.
; best 10 lbs. or more liutlcr, a silver
ut-
I tor kn lie an l
(no S.J best ollercil for)
best ('hcese, lbs. or tnoic
best lot Il.'iicy, '-."1 lbs. or more
ri.mit am mn-: Ait.
bet barrel W heat 1'loiir
bi's.i An lbs. Dne.ku heal l'lonr
b -i specimen J'lotir Ureail, n iih uriltcn
sl.'.ii iiieiit of manner of making it
bcyt Kye aii-.l liu'.ian, same eotxliiioiis
"
l'(!t"
1, 1111
iil sr.ilol.lt MA VFAVTVUKS.
1.."! 1 iliit tt Ciulil. Ill vanls or more
2,00
- I l,e-t 1 , ,,
si W,
! best
-I ',
!U'...
1 Flannel, 111 yards ir mere .(.(
tr..... m...,. ... ,!;:!
. 0 in 11, 1 mi. i'' j 1 iii 're 1 .no
i n Varnt ai pi tiii;; -" .Is or more S.'.tl
1.01)
1,011
SO
l.oo
so
1,1-0
:"0
SO
2,00
l lia-
'arpetino
, f, yjs it more
I 'ist
s! Hearih Kie-
t ! .1. v. pairs . lea
. Woolen Half lli.se
be-1 Vl eoieu .Siawl
:. be..t
. best p. niol Woolen Vai n
1 b.-s Cjutlt
3,1 best
best Ue.lspreatl
I 3.1 best
l.ixi
1,(10
l,oo
so
50
so ,
so j
50 j
i no !
l,oo j
2.
nest specimen Needlework
3,! best
best I.ainn Mat
best Knit Tippet
l.vl VV'nii.-hl MUntt.
sl 3 pairs Mittens
best specimen raised Worsted work
best Straw Hats, 0 or more
l,cst domestic Soap, 5 lbs. or more
iMVi P ir'i ri,Fii timi-i r
l,eO il,i.l.. Wsir. t,
best $JlQunD-C:.'n't yrryr
Vest
best Waeon Harness
best doz. Calf Skins finished
iest J Joz. Kip Skins
best 1 doz. sides Sole Leather
best lot finished Leather any oilier kind
best i doz. pairs Thick Hoots
best 2 paits sewed Calf Hoots
best 2 nairs Ladies' Kid Si s
o oo
1,00'
1',,u
!!'
1,00
AHIilrl l.TVHAI. ls-vi.r.MEXrs.
J
: best improved Sward Flow
j 2,1 best
best improved Seed Flow
I.'"'
Ml!:
J-JUJ
siiMi
2e;
2,1 best
best Subsoil Flow
best (Jrain Keapcr
best (irass Culler .
best (ir.un Drill
best Coin Drill
best Fanning Mill
li. Ctiiuvaior
best Harrow
be;t Holier
best improved Horse liake
best Lime-Spri-ader
l,.-,t norlable Cider Mill
1,00
'."o
j K(
l'.oo
.'im
best nortahlc Clover Hullrr
best doz. Scythes
1 besi doz. Hay Foiks
1 oo
best J doz. Manure rorks
best J doz. Shovels
J;!"',
I
best J d.,z. Ili
bcsl j j1)Z .arrow Axes
i
any new and useful improvement in any
larm machine, or implement, t'oin !
to "S.'i, according to its value, al the
discretion of the Committee,
any new and useful improvement in any
household machine, implement or arti
cle of furniture calculated to lighten
the labor of females, from 1 to ".
.v.t.vt;f.7v.
ten t horse loads compost Manure, best
ijiiality. prepared at least expense, by
any new process, a statement in writing
to be given of materials used, mode of
preparation, expense, &c.
2d best
FWM ACCOlTS.
j mi
3,"n
neennnt of Farm Operations for the
scason,giving the manauement of stock,
crops, any improvement in fencing,
plowing, seeding, cultivating and har
vesting crops, together wilh expenses
and income of Ihc farm, to be presented
to the Committee on Crops on or before
the first Monday in January next, and
nrr-iniiim awarded bv them
3,00
greatest profits I rom K acre of land in any
crop or crops f"H statement in writing
of expense of labor, manure, Ac, with
true value of crop, certified under oalli,
J. or R. and
., i ..,,
1 SO
2,00
i The same animal or article shall take the
7V ;, i il. same cla.ss but olice.nor
:' be allowed to take a lower premium in rank
' ? : than has previously been taken by the same.
; The several Committees shall have liberty
'" ... ...l tt,.nor:irv Premiums, to be paid
to i in i in :n. i. j , ,
by th,- Kvecutive Commillce as they may deem
" the funds nf .he Society will warrant, and a so
" , 1.. award Diplomas to .such conirihntni s as the)
",. . J ...... . f .1.-.I n,.'i
. i may n -e-n wormy i-i m "
t --,:,-,-,r.r Pnct.flfilre Arrancement3.
,
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i( Kri .
.tL. ,.L S V.H ot nlit irer -l'11"
.Bdsinrn. tioorn dnlly (re.l 8owJr) f" ''Ul
"&J:wa.,nm - 'ciSwiwn. r. u.
. t T, . 1 .
A VAIHflTV of scnooi ini,
Jt& IHank Hooks, (Jift BooKs lor iioima
nr..,enis. Pens. Ink. Letter and ap up".
Fancy Stationery Magazines, I'a?";
,,1, r'.mr at -he T.r !nino I ' frnr.
Fancy oiauon
ffsr rii' r'.rnr
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LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTY, PENN., FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1851
SO
I. H'V M (' yl IVlTt H't '9
ilii iJiii!JiiU & II JiUlliWia
Sept. 1, 1854.
The Next Fair.
We trust our readers in LotL Union and
s jjj Northumberland counties will bear in mind
3,00 tho next Agricultural Fair and Cattle
fi I Show to lie hold in Li:wibur the former
V, part of October pros. As the nest Nor
l.oo f thumberluud County Fair will be held in
JJ Shamokin, the Union Fair will bo the
50 only one in the valley of the West Branch
1,00; the iiresent season. On that account, we
anticipate contributions from Norlhumber
Iand, Moutour, Lveomin". aud nerhnps
"j other counties, to whom the door of fair
(competition is thrown wide open.
'.""i Tho Trustees of the University have
I no
I oo Pnorous!y granted for the nrc of the Kx
l.oo hibition, such portions of the Academic
''hi C(l'''"i n,"l f College grounds adjac
1 on cut, as may be requisite, provided that no
j damage be done to the growing timber or
I.
ruber uronerte Tho ,t.. ..vnoll. fit n
I it w ill be free from dust. Manufactured
articles will be depo.-ited in noat and com
mr.ii;,,,,,,. ti.i n..ii.:n
inodious rooms The lartrc Hull will serve
1,110 ; for tho Address, to declare the Premiums,
l."'jite. The Yard will comprise about two
1,00 ! acrcs) enclosed iu a board fence not under
six feet high, and arranged in stalls, Aic.
All animals or articles cntcrin'r for a
ilium, must be registered by 3 P.M.
first day, and remain until 2 P. M.
rremium
the
the second diy
J iuttlll' .li itell at A..l. of the tCCoIld
t .1 t , . . ...... . . i
J
A Pul'.ie Pale will be held at '2 P.M. of
the second day, f ,r the sale or exchange
f nt.im!s, soe-h, , roduets-, A...
.Members of the .Society inny admit with ou most of the local questions now agitat
imsclvcs all proper members of their ing Union countv. I will with vnnrner.
tin
r.i..;i;.,.
"s- j "iiuotii. extra cnarge,
; upon showing their Certificates of Mem -
lors,liP f"r 1854 5 M olhen to be charged
I-J cents for a ticket of admission for one
day, aud 20 cts. for a ticket of admission
- .
for two daJ9-
Other particulars hereafter.
e Irust that not only the Farmers
and Manufacturers, but also the Median-'papers,
ics and tho Ladies of this region, will
,l- !...: .. ..
li.eu uiiiingeuieuis io atienn not
the interest of the occasion.
With such
- -.l ...mul'illnti na nurs-. I'ltllC.RF.SS
100 I ,
lloo should be visible year by year iu Agrieul
lure and the Mechanic Arts.
..-.t. : - .1. bnf do. Vieo'
. . . . . r .... i .. .i
Tresidetits ot the society lurnisu 10 iuu
,, ., . r .,,,,.,(., -
( v' ti l-.rli... the',,,,,,,:., of all who arc
Vernier in their r spe-etivc Districts, itt'l'-j, anJ calluJ u" ' ''
Ur that Committees ou Premiums may V" thls mcct'"2;
a , "rovcJ lut 1 Lave il frow re,,ab,c sonree.s tL:,t
C aPPr7C 'there was "indignation" cn two sides
S-rThe tiflieers t.f the Bradford county tlie ono Jenouacing the Subscription aud
' agricultural fair, which is to be l"'ia at
Towatida on the .rith and t!th of O, t dcr,
have appointed ladies exclusively as Judg-
. . II 1. ....!...!. I nrt ..a flotTrr HHfl
cs tin an iiouscii",. u.
green plants. This should be the case,
iu part at least, in every county. In
em-li nrtieles tbrv are not only more inte-
r.,,i l,( !ire better indies than men
; More of the Effects of Division.
.. .. .... i.
i Alirrn I .ill K. aAIlIf. loot
Deau Sir
a T tr. tho nniintv of
,n after its separation from
n I thoucbt it proper, before
'.' , ..,.,; them
.13 j. (.ainv - - j
Carbon soon
Trtfl1mvtn!
., o. ........ , "7 - o .
. . -..t t.t,.
answerin" your inquiries, to suomn
to older residents, aud those Laving held
nfiices. both before and since
tho Division,
Having consulted the present bhcrill, I To-
thonotary,Rcgistcr,and others, I now reply
according to the best information I can
J.i.:.
j UUI.Llll.
i 1 wi..,,. ii... ..nnnir nf P.irbon was set
off from Nerthampton (lc!3,) the Lehigh .the tunes, ana they sent a rcu..uu u,. io
Company gave a li'rge Stone Store, in this the Grand Jury for a Cue new Court House
llorourdi, with the land, free; tho cost of jnt the expense of the County Ti wm
fitting it up for a Court House, building a opposed by some of the friends of the Rail
County Jail, kc., I have not been able to road on the Jury, and defeated. The new
.,; This was destroyed by fire in ; Court House men then commenced tampo-
.. . ,-. . ii t..:i t.,:i
1(11 n.l fl m-W I HUH 11UUPO, tjail, ua.t
.'" , . ii .i n,.(-. iliT.eoq
I ard, Jailor s .ous , -.m v "vv -
..j ii. . i er.im, eted m i - .ji,
orei i en i iul' cam J.'o"--'!
-"-"""'
j. , . r. t . , in li t 'li... nprnnc.a
....
atacostotabouici-,oov. "-r-"-
;wai m .u'.u. j"- .- - .
all been paid by Tax, except I think
.. n...... onr.,(,..l (ho Countv of
have all been paid by Tax, except liuniK
. . ... . , ii. ,.,, ,.f
ii. rt i mn. -iriir.. evoiinr ilcu iuu vi.hii.j
her quota of State Tax ono year, on
account of the destructive Fire. They arc
enlirelv "sufficient for the wanls of the
cly
eoimtv." and will be for years to come.
2. The County Taxes arc now 21 mills
on the dollar abont the same they were
-. . . , . i ;i
!?cn( rally before the Division; but w.ii.e.
,iir.,i ,V1 renavinaforthoCourtllousc,
I .! l.i.,1, ii s .1 mills. The Countv
j (, ' , B ;J,n cos.
tinff M. i . Iiuim iv'i i
O ' - -.il.. if..:..p. urv nun p!K.nnl
for-and the last debt of any magnitude :,,, ,,, ,,,! x,h r public rr,de ; 8,1 ''Z.Tr::.
against the County, (except one for closing ;c. . ,J;hcrpfiire arcTl'.V determined Mr. C. L. Cologrovc, of the town
up an odious Turnpke, now in law,) ill;ihTH0sEDni Broome comity, Now York, re-
bJ paid, I am informed, this week, lrS' P " " ' ' ,'ccntly purchased a farm in Tre,T,.-nrg.
3 Tlicrc is no desiro to be set back to , KT T1,K (!KAjjD jury AT MAY TF.RM ( gteubcn COunty, on which ho Ls found
Nor'tliampton ; such a proposition Uc and iron mines and plaster. He re
not receive the 9fPTOVa- of 0nC ,U T , will roniM-l them to report favorably to a , C(,;vri. ?:-,00i bounty ftom th, State -is the
dred. Nor is there any wish, in North- ;NKV t-,,, -rT hoFSE ami wipe om a -1 1 ,f it y , y.
a"'p
'tin, ha'-e it
I 4' The ecnttul interests of the two
.:. Bmn, ,i .i:i:,..i
Lave beca benefited by tho separation
la i:r..rm 4 ,.e ..11 t 1
. rauu.oU, o. " ua.e
Yours, ic S. II. Tatlob.
Jr. 0. Ar. Ilortcn.
SSyThc writer of the abovo 13 a Ver
montcr, has a farm iu Susquehanna coun
ty, but works at his trade (printing) in
.Mauch Chunk. Wc believe Liui to be an
cntirelycompetent and disinterested wit
ni'sij 1 .irtinn mm ni-riiiiniitAn Lirn
mountain Irri,r lwonn ti.nm l,P,.V,.n
bv thcvaII,Vnftb T.hi,h. IWlntMlJ''r r1 , --' - -
ten years of its independent existence, the
new county of Carbon has about doubled
in wealth and population, yet its whole
Valuation is eve now less ihuii liulf that
of Union. Yet that people have expended
for County Buildings, 820,000, by dirert
Taxation, and are perfectly satisfied that
they are benefited by the outlay. And
wllJ liceause Mauch Chunk is a nusi-
, NESS csi, and the saving of Time
- , Y llmo 13 4Mone3r )Pai's - I'tr
interest on tho catiital invested in Com I
building:
The plan for dividing Union countv is
however still more favorable to the Tax
Payers, for it contemplates having County
Seats on the avenues of trade and travel,
of !an1 tLut witLout a"y cxpenso to the Tax-
of' ''ai'r3 csc'pt iu the way of voluntary
contributions.
! Tor the Lmiibnrg Chronicle.
! Division Question a Test.
. Mr. Ki.iTc.it Being a dose observer of
'political parties and men fir the lost f. w
years, and at tho same time conservative
- - .. . J r
mission express my thoughts upon Soin
! of the questions in dispute.
j And first, your readers are well aware,
! that at tho time the Susquehanna Railroad
; question was first agitated in this countv,
I , J
tho people of New Berlin, without dis-
j tiuction of party, held publio meetings,
laud published communications in all their
recommending and urging the
; County Commissioners to subscribe stock;
...mt.j.. mi t. . ..
,a"'J uanes iMcrriii, j-.sq., at tue Uonvcn-
was through the influence of these men,
that the Commissioners were persua.teti to
subscribe tho 8200,000 an act whieh I
believe was an wrong, uu aij vu"
.idenined in mv own mind. Some time
, - .
! after this, a few demigogtios attempted to
t ?
tuo Whig Commissioners, and justifying
(no )c,,,0cratie Governor and Legislature
for pass;ng an act giving the Commission-1
.1 ... ...l,...l,n trtol- nil. (lie
, ers ine povtei iu uuo.stuft, ciwa, .....
! otlltr justifying tho Commissioners in
j WUilt they had done, but denouncing the,
I'nvprnor and L.iislature for p.vsj-iiig an
, , . i t' . 1 -
act delegating such power. Tu.s latter
nartv was headed by our present Congress- ,
. man, Mr.Middleswarth.who I am iuf Ttued
i , . , . . . ,-
made a speeeii ai mui meeuug, nuuu,;
that tho UoinimioiiCH uzi acici m coou
faith, and done what they and lie thought
! would bo a benefit to the County, and
'nriwd the People to submit to aud sustaiu
t I I.I
ttf.m.l Ihe nentile to sub
-0-- t - i -- ...
the action of the Commissioners. At the
election then at UauJ, i;io people uia so,
ihoso demagogues a lesson
ana taugni
they will remember.
of NcW
About this this time, the pcopl
t...v. : i.... :.... .1...; tloit
ucruil got an leu-a uuu "i,
1 " ill1 11'
to repair the Court House would be beliim.I .
.: t. ii... Potimiissioners to prevent
I .!,, rn, mrrvini. out the plighted faith
i oil; it. ." .
ii ; t.,1
i ii I iu ounrv bv m;ihs .-.. - - -
- . .
e , l . 1
t . . . . .. , . ..... . .1 c
:'--" ' . tr ,,,.
. i. . j ...- I lo.tt t:i l ion . null nuiu . n t .
- . i
they would get no new Cour. llouso tney
swore vent'eanco on the Railroad men;
tney woum get no new j
,...-,,-,.nnen on the Railroad men
1 civit
, and knowing the material Geo. lleimliacli
j was composed of, they commenced cooking
; up their "bribery" prosccutious. .Now it
. t . .. :r la iriiillv In llu.
IS CVl'leni, tnai it auj o. - D -j -transaction
alleged, it is tho sworn officer
..... e n: :.. .1, l-,n"iia.'e of ihc lead-
-1 in-union iiik is i... -....-r.-
j nnnpr ew Iterlin, at that time :
I ,. w.,T-tr.:n -siar , 1C3.
! M'nion countv is sa lly '
II v behind the majority
:rhet sister comities in ihc Bcaniy .ml I on
, hen nzrns nrvui"i
who extorted money for the execution of
,,-,. .......... ... ...... v.
jHorlin new Court Hausc wire-workers
I n,. 1 ii.. . .1
...ecu tuai ue wouiu swear up 10 lueir
mark, they would whitewash bim and
grant him absolution, and at the same
""!-" r' ' " iuis is a Iree country. A deinocra-: country, and unworthy 1
best men m the county-Messrs. Gundy !cy is essentially free. It must be fo, or ' TLw u a matter of opinio
aiidhyre, both Ita.lroad men. it i democracy in BLam-ruroly so. It : lawyers (ay in the West -wc .-ik
- 1
a"cmr' 01 ew Mia M "P'11'?
new Court House Iebt upon the Conuty,
- ;it3l)lvisipn. It liaJ lccn .
uau iu iuo mean i mn maiurti a rian
t , 1 . ...
- .
UV'iiiI'ltuwiA UA LUdli IUU V , U U 11 L V iHl'U.L W
1 great cony ot the pcopie tf the county,
as entirely out ct the way ot trade and
uwiiion, m ie..rle urgueu mai ooIy. limits be observed between thought-
now would be a suitable time to have the Now, wo wi,h it explicitly nnoVrstooJ ' action. So citizen ha a ri"ht to evratj
County Buildings more convenient to them, that we do not wage war on the Roman 1 "ppniition to the laws; tut all hive 9
in every point of view, provided it could Catholic religion, a, a rcH.jwn. God for- right to investigate the j-ti'iee ,-f their
be done with little expense. Thut there bid. Let who will kneel at its altar.breathe principles, and examine into the influen
must be a new Court llouso built in New I its incense, chant its praises, listen to its1 of their operation. Nor can we see h
htitua soon, it the county 13 not divided,
Ab.i,t,r .1iM,;nc ll...l ,.C .1
..w.v uw.., luu. mi, o same
:ll f.ll . 1 1. .t rl , ,
win iau wuony on me Uounty, cvcrybo.iy
admits : and that two-thirds of the neonlo '
' 1 1
are in favor of Division if it can be done
without taxing them, I will stake my word,
But the New Berlin men say, tho people
! wiil be burdened with County Taxes, if a
division is tuected. The Lcwisburg and
Selinsgrove men say, if division Uko place
jat
i C
aud tho majority of the people vole the
ounty ccais w ttiose two places, they wiir
put up -the public buildings without rmu
c-.-nt of co .t to tho cuuty. The New Ber-
Jin men ray, beware I they will promh,,
but will not bind themselves to do so.
Now the people are hesitating. Thoy
don't know what to do. Their feelings,
their interests, are for Division, but they
fear tho cost. Therefore I propose a plan a3 far aa one ;n protecting Roman j politics in citi. s, or the occasional our
to test this matter fairly, fully and hon- Catholics in their worship. We have con-1 break i of violeuae, is not the voice au-I
cstly, and that is this, viz. : ! demned as sternly as any one, the vandal j''-ment, the sober s, eond thought of th
Let ten or twenty responsible men of acts whieh have destroyed and mutilated people. In ttie country there is no cxcitc
Lcwisbur.', tho same of Selinsgrove, the their temples of worship. Wc shall con-1 a"'l agitation, but, on the contrary,
same cf Frecburg, or Middleburg, or Mif-' t;uue to da g0. Lct them kneel before a wh-lesome m l bemf.ei;!l action of oj'i.
flinburg, come out in a written and se-.'od 'God as they will always providing it is. "ion favorable to the observance ef law,
pledge to this effect, viz. "We the under- in rcason anj decency," which the good nJ P' rmatituce ef the eoiistitu'ion,
signed do hereby agree that in case Union ' nse of all men can decide. " j f hi. !, the f eef !e can ameud or alter in a
of locating the Seat of Justice at
thnt we wi
be approved
ii.nf -n rc 11 rn et all the mtblic Dun.lHicrs
for sai(j county( at our own expense, with -
out assessing one dollar on said county
And let the same
lor saia purpose.
L,,mt,Cr of the people of New B, r!it give
' , , r -i ,i ,
a 0UA, as aforesaid, that
iu case tin
jeounty is not divided, they will put up a
Court IIou,e at their cwa expense.
j Let this be done, and then let us have
this question disposed of this fall beyond
' Joubt or dispute. These are not the views
. of & Know Nothing.
The Past.
How wild an 1 dim this life appears!
One lor?, deep, h-avy Seh.
ii-i . ...... 1 .!, ........I m. Irnr;
Hiirnnni'iiiot- u,-.... ......
'Vi,t ''J ,
lill'fi.rl'otten while ihrv po'
As. on the sra-t.tai h. wave en nave
' lhs.Ives at once in snnv
,f
The amb"' clotiils one moinciil In
Then, like dream, are jone
; Th nigh beautifnl the moonbeams , ,ay
On the lake s bo.-um, bright as ih. y.
Alhl ,he s,, inu.cy ves ihe,r stay,
Foon as tno rauiaucr u.l-iin d-a
, t(.ar,.c.aXnmidhrharjt."rni?s dwell,
i .nd we wish they neer may fade;
;Tliey cease, a.uUhe soul is a silent cell
1 v;;,ero ,P-,sie "never nlaved
rialnfl,llliu.s,lrealn thro-ilielongiiislith-urs
j-;ach lovelier man me iaM,
, lut. c. the Meain o morn ,.., .
i Aii,t many a swcei, angenc mf n,
, Whose smile of !-ve and l'otidne. s sj-cak.
(Hides by us on this earth ;
While in a dm- we can not tell
Where
hone the face we loved so well.
In sadness, or in muth ! J rut.
Lewislwrg University.
Last week was the anniversary week of
this institution. Rushes engagements
prevented us from being present at the
commencement, as we expected, but we
1 1 r... ,.ii... il.,.i d.e -... 1.- town w
, ie.ll u ill-ill ..nun -
'i:,.,,,.!!,. ,,7...! nml tlm lecture rooms
... " V 7. ,
- . n i, n annooi exciuMciy nnu i",- '..r
. -
. . . . i -pi.:,
- 1, -t ., i
- i.. i. t no iT,Ti' j's I'liiii iiieiiireo . i uic
SpCali., w
,i t;
FpraM wcu .or u.e .,..c.e ........ .i.- ...
,i- ;.;(.:... A number of honorary
A number of honorary
,u.
. ,v,.rceH were conferred ou .listmgtiii
; jWiduals. Among oilier things it
! ,lctcniliuo,l to erect addilionall uildm
tiitguished
was
iings.
This state oi i.fT.iirs L; highly ertdiiable
i (l,o lil.er .'ile r.r.,1 eiitLri lLe tf our
i" ... j -
, T.owlvliiir.i ni l', u l.ors. Wo wish wc could
. . i-.
e.i : o. ,.d .
IlllUSCSome OI nmr ri-nn io.." -"i.. .-ii...
towns wo could mention, w here it i.-tl t mcd
alI110,-t snerilogous to divert money trom
- te. be its , rof, r a...i I,-
o ' -
- i. ( .7 .!...,.
A Platter to be Understood.
There is a misunderstanding "nmewhere
on the road, and wc are glad thut many
1
of onr corrc-pondents have written to us
1 upon the m,H,,. U' I.,1I el .r
! nmk and make things plumb.
! s free from the cxercfee of reli.no.ia onin
ionS( fur tiie fuI r!ay of mM ,lf
c 4
con
i(.r 1 -
j J, JT 'fl
;i.S Anil l . A 1 .
w c y j a
, ,v f;ufc v a wnru arint
,it. Ithca,)oslioinfnn?es upon right by
!s wrong; aud
law whieh wc protest
against as mucb.fast, aud earnestly as any
doctrines, pay f.r its support. He has a 1 the prosperity of the courTy is t" -
I . . . . . . ... .It
right to such a course, and wc will not in
' 0 '
Lrf,ro otc ir.
JJut hire is the point
-the
.rirr-itittit i.tn. IV ,t 1 1..
j when it becomes a ruLITlc.u. Isstkc-'
i me.nt. When we assert as we do iu our!
1 platform "War to the hill on K ouiani.-m" ,
i ... fa...ub.b u l uu Lilt L.' I Lit;
'wc ujcaa it to be taken as op.oiny that
fiith when it puts on ajxJtindfront. It
' ;s TiUMAN Catholic Politics, that we
contend is an
immense evil. Odicrwise
uavc Dutu;n,, to j0 wi.t. tll..t ..Lnrch.
y.'e hnve no fighting to do with the Roman
Catholic Religion by itself, and separated
frm otuc.r LsSuC3. But when it ov.rste; s
ilH legitimate field,when it rudely and law -
itssly grasps the sec tie of State, and
would make a State thing of it, wc protest
ain,t an,l war, unon m-- w;il
pposcd to i'rotestants,iu any of tueir nml-j
:,!, nfTetnlin heaven ami iniiirinz nu-
1 n(an afrj-rJ Therefore we say to Protes
: t(J KoInan Catholics wr
hip as and where yon please, but touch
not religion with political hatni.
Palsied be the arm, aud tbrobless
tbe
I. t... .1. ,V Are we under-tood .
11 . .11 l ilia. t-sj ... .... -
. . -,i .
1 We hope so. ZW;i Aie XMmj.
I 1 -
Tennsylvania State Fair.
A e have received a printed list oi uic
1 I C .!.. ...1 '
premiums ana reguiaiious ot iuu anon...
1 exhibition at Philadelphia of the Pennsyl-
vati-a State Agr- -uV.-ral Society, which
will take place ou Tucsuuy, V clue- lay.
'.Thursday, and Friday, the 2lU'n, 27th,
nod "Hth davs of Se ptember Fx
hil iters lnn.-t become members of the S.i-j
'e-cty, and have their articles and animals
'....(..r. .1 on the Seeretarv's books, on or;
. . o . v . . .. . .
j before the 27lh, or opeuing day, and all
; articles and animals except horses, must
! i o I. mil. .ht within the enclosure as carlv
i T ! .-. - I- .1.t. ll.-.l flutT ne.V U-
s lue-sjai u..'vu,iu vin
... ie .- l ,i
1 mutably arwn-'od for examination by the
I W.,T7,,o,.l ,v ,.,ornin,r. when the
yu-Jso.-.. .-- --
1 l.ors, s will be received. Au ( Hu e i
j
lepened iu Philadelphia on aud after the
... j.
it. ... s.... .t..n. i,v r..r to e ruirtii.i- in if
11131, ui ei.i,iiiw. .' i i
eeivir.g entries oi exuioiiors. on iuu
day, the grounds will be opened to the
public, an 1 continue opeu for two days.
Single admission. ." cents. Member's
!..nr,1 SI Comretilion is invited from
i t -I -. 1 ... TI
. ..' . - - - ,
all p irl.sollhe I uion,torfhepnzes on, nn.
1 -
r-j-Tho Siiiipuhanmi Division of tin
I'eunsvlvauia Cnnal is at present not much
bett.lhan a dry ditch. Boats only half
loaded eau scarcely got thro-tgh. Tbi.-
woraS serioii-
-lv agiiust the mb rests ul
. , . . t ,, .,., , .,.. ,i
ho are now trei-arei
ipnr c'1:" f ' 1 - " ' ' ' 1 .. t
to do a large business. Kit Have not tn.
LMal to Ill.ll T-i t
means ot totting mcir
i Until the SaMiiiehatina Piailroad is e-m
.. . .
, condition of affairs must be
; I ' ,
borne, althoitgli it would be the uuaubtct.
interest ef the State, as well as f-r th.
roe pie, to d.-iT, a this Canal aivl keep ii
in proper or-.h-r. Rut if the Siinbtny A
l'i-e r.i:. I 1 etwee ii this I'aoe and Miit, u
, . .
1 "
ol uudc-r contract, orrtthor Im-i
,
i uiid, r the co:, 'rait, we initio,
or two. h ive a market at the
teen w
i v
i.
rii'.-,
tlth
ill a in
Lak
Kim
iu, ii;s if iLj Willi.ui
i Tt X
Railr-ad. An I With-lit the coin-i
, 1, ti. il of this iln-, evoTi tne iliianisp-rt
,V. rniiti i.o.o. '-" -
'"' a" "';w"uM lc 0,'bcrwW--'V'''M
f.ury,
ti... I.'..,it, r.f Int.. i.ot.l. nf on lb.
J OU A I'." IU " ' - '
Baltimore & Su.-qiu h:inna Railroad is re
ported settled, with ouo exceptior, at r
J f 1 !'',( Vil
rllioi S-'e'lO'
Mr '.IT'
1,-1'
. .. i
" 'i
il
'0 dam-ff-r.
VOLUME
Whole Nrjr
On .u' 4 One of u .. ,.
ftrring to the political eon'
on States, and the re-org-ir'. -
tow on (Iia s1-.w v.... .:.
tl,:!t r.ni;;. ...; . '
are nreja.liml to the r.-'-
- ! t. dissent from it 4 ...... .
nu4k
- nmencan Li?torv nare we evr Y
i r ? -i
' -a
. . A I. 4 1 " . c
, bj ji iury inicriore not
obedience to tie law, f It cann.t
j worthy of a free people to think,
j discuss, inve.-tigate, provided the ;
- ' uaiimgc irom so 1 01112.
I .
agitaiim are gen en
illiilteil l.1linl..r ill,.. . - . .' '
. , ...... . i.... . . . . '
"wn notee th- r.itnbii:, . . -:.-, ; ;;
vrjtl of s;.,i order .:; ."eiv
titement and ; , . .,
eountry, because i.!t.; - ,.
i where make laughing sixLs oftl. . '
h railiug at our institutions, s.am.r r..-
C mgre.-s, or ,-ti!uati.-ing the Constitutioi.
as a "Kranf." Wc wish to Heaven that
1 all l!.c natio!is on the globe had such a ty-
' rant to ru!e them, a tyrant that secures us
' free thought, free speech, free action, aul
- a free pre--, and whieh is only a tyrant f
' those who would substitute a w- .one;
1 tbeir own p issunis and interests f .r tho
: laws of th- land. The clamor of DartUan
'-r mis tyrant is a creature of tholr wn,
; tuai tney can mouM to Itieir wishes when-
and this t wltTioiif aTTJ trT"
"prosperi'y ot the conn:, v.'
hen'ion oi to -king them-'
by so doing. Sueh f - r
Driate t Fratio -, A"
they are wh -Py
out
ates, u,, ! 'r -l P T'
i..
.... .r
' sitt'si-ts by I he suite tane
, , , ...
j a people in '!.e lull exerei.
i sufrri2,.. :if . us'om l to i-
(.,.;0:lJi 0,n. teTi' to
Mas
m ju-T ,.
j ijf.j i,v
; t ) wajt(.r
11,'r.ia'e an. 1 pr-.i un
iuti oi'TC-tic-i atd
most comprtl.
.liffi ult sul i-" comieeted
ith
litical weKtie. i'-f.-iir 1-d.j-r.
The
ry Weather.
U-e! -.tUi th.
The co
f par. 1."
i , e
j :' '.
j " ra,n :
ili, p tut.). ', i
mnyn-i
ir'ers, tailing under :ne i '
' dMUtll
This is not tiie worst of it
Ti
,
I d-ied n "i-i's h.i'bbery and tree? hue
o.ieu u; ,.a. , . .
taken fir-, tr on various ca-lses, in uo.-r-T
, v V...I. it .;
i parts 01 iew I iti'Tinnu, " i,". -
ami an i ia. an t nines m vjuohj
I t... .U. lt..o If
.dmi i .tit tivi-ri n lilt: i. iiiil.-. -
'
barns, crop, fences ar.i va!-ab,e ttnir.tr
have l-'en d- stroycl, and many s fjtm.r"
linds biiiiselfhoiis-less and" ' r- -miless, nt
the very period i f the year whm he 14
i.-ul'y r-j.icingat the fuec.-ss of his aeri
. .,,i-..,.l ,h.,r
i - .
Tl i.s Ion-protr.i.-fi'd ilrontl; f "
I ity to the country ! f-r trd.-etnl -nt ot t!o
j immediate individual stiff. rinjM from
j , rops and cult igrmi-n. the thli ot s,,,.
,.f wverf 1 mer-r -t-irv
i f,m.l will iniioas.-. the alrv.T'y t ' -
! .fall tir.Klu.o. and add maien.
resent e xei
e .untre is i:
r....i.t evee.-ive fSPun-f t
e .nntre is l:ot i'l : C
ht:;.
this, :in-l wo m-iy rft- -t -
n-oiicc from the 1.l:i 1 ii' ' "
have to f iv. '1 h i" Cj ---i(5tr 1 - u : ;
niiiio ; f-T iii t!.i-r -untry sueh a tt.v.
The South has La I
eeins impo.-:ii
j al.uii dant
i wh.at, A.C
rail'
md our ea:!v
"1
i f
til)
Mire ix ellsiit a.l e
' Ui.i'.n. Bu
til.- M -rtuorii an 1
cm
j States, with whi.h "
sy in a l i. in b,;s;
i
jiirii :.n 1 V Cs
1 in I'm n r-a-t
ai- .;l.v...
iimr- ill in 'i ov ! in i
: rrlo s y af.ee! "1. -
j t s r,if,r , .,
H....I .,. t.,v .1 '.irsfeali:-; a pu
11,
"what have vn,l;., t' to say for ynr.
"N..fii:. lut Jis, b
: I was traty as 8
; it nr pulh '. I
roe- ! r. and I V U
it-.si-.-lv ,' if I wa
ft . . '- ' ""
Iuo n-w'u ri t .-
beol n-: who
ll,;gi:t h-'lh si.
lone it. Pat
1VS
r