V '.if. m I ITnuiduirg Cljniniclc. BTO. R. WDKUEN J. 8. OOKNtUtTS. !. ..June 27, 1850.. wm Hto M-.---Iluj Lmim.uni Cb.;tx, T.. . . ... .t L ... . .1... U rut-nnvM on ii" ajrruttltjou any , ri-h fy,trm. w Hi.- U'c'i ud hctt . . . Fro-Slivery American Ticl.U. : Vice rKPrxi - ANDKKW J. DtKL!nN,.f Tcniu-Ne I'rnn'ilcania Democratic Tirf.fl. KrvJv.l.Th If. t1- rrto-l.fth. set Va)Aa a. thiol.- ,.: at...l tl paAia.j. ef th- net or- IWvm rnin.il iiminr..! r-rietln-. th- ta Omi.Tew fKliVllHMKIl IV.IKK of fATBl'lTIi: HAfltlMCK " mwrir.' the d.,nit-d .-lr.Tii.l es-linteot by unha- ! ken a-lh.ivn v the fun-laateiital law. J (-v'.w T1.-.I w. r.iii- th. ..i-,:ni.irrion "f rr 1 l-nt -.T.r. TI-r. - I. tA 1 1 .1... I- .-. rr- VIVi F.ST full nil the imxrUitt :'-lr-W l,i.- W pi..itT h. hMl n .-renuM. in ! tit:i. 11 nw pffrrliit" mf0n1iiicj ht-r iolercsU and tatmor at buoic 'r..l n.mmifinn.,- OT:onn CTYVfT. ..f r.Tn.l.U r". Jlwitor -Mint -J l" ilt Kit V. -In . of Mftnlsoiirry Co. ftiirvnr ln'ruS I'IMOTIIY IVES.cf l"olfe-rCa Cincinnati Piitjrm Kitminaiijn : Jf.tr lVn.i-l.til Itr4 IOTCHXtV. nf l.-nTiTKBti? Vir.Pr l-.l-JiIIN MH:Er!KTNRirr.E.of K.ntnk Fete Soil, Free Sittch.Free Mitt,Frce 1'ren, Freedom Ji)r Kansas! KEriTlT.lCA NOMINATION'S : Anti ttWiT, IVmocnU and Atniin JOHN C.FKEM ONT OF CALtF'MiXU : WM. L. DAYTON OF NEW JEHSFY Whl?, Aniorloan & Rrpiib!lrpn I. MOV TIPWrT. t.ibTT nA U.ilon. r-tw and for erer, one a&d lna.parabTe." Itttna. IVrnsTEa. niAi 'af rttr mn. ami nrvrr teilt rott. ttptt tv. t.rr i'.m-tiry u-irrt it djzt nit rxift." IIlnkt ftT. sua Cix.t.t n.-rMrm.. I'lioiiiH i:. of; j ran, ot vork to r.-mr....;,-... nirn in a-nriis, 01 .-rmMron5 v t Foa EcttTt..ii o.. t .uU"iv I.aportr,of TJradf.rd Co TheCampaigx-Wc wiii furnish tVi rnirjOMCLK from next wpek until the close of Uie Pre.siJoa.iial Election, at 50j rt-s. per ,-omV, o" twelve copies fur I 8-5i 5" Send on yov.r Cash. 82r"H. urjt tlie friemh ef Fretinimt awl FrcrJnm in the several Tfic.it!. 'ps an l Ii mm.jli to circulate an-f ohfain tub srrib'rt for the CnKOfflCXE for the Cam- rwit.rn It ir ti.'Kt uriur J.iiiil.'s. hFn ua JoJgit.! A A V Ml : TL , mi iijf ijTnrtivj u (tie Ki'lest I ... . ... t ... -T.!. pnHUjle circui it.nn. ,tirjc (inn tnijia easily lie. made-up. at ours is the only wirier t" tlu Coikfi advocating the caute oi Fremont and Frc1nm. ' la Union Is Strength.'!. Vkrm.j S'Co-.'uty Uocreotion. It is tho first Ml, regular, united, bona fide "couuty convention" held for many years. Uu'.'t'Mirbed by any ! cal feuds', it seem ed said inaay of the numerous spectators from all parts of the county like " good old times." Some of the Delegates and some of the Condi lutes were Rail road mon, and some were Anti- Railroad ; some were Bolters, and some Regulars j some opposed Division, aud some supported it ; sumo voted for Lt-wisburg, and some for Miffliuburg. But all united iu 'burning' past, settled questions and pledging thein frelres for Freedom and Right the present momentous campaign. There were fewer candidates than usual this year, consequently fewer disappoint ments, a?1 we believe the decisions made are acquiesced in wi'.h more than common unanimity and sincerity. Consiorini- the iutestioe turmoils of the past few years, it 1 is n.,t to be evm ctcl lhat evorr ,1,1 ,u ! f, 1... ! ..l,lv f.... o, U , ! ..n.AS..:nn i ..1 1 . " '.. . e - -tIlltls llf THOMAS E. COCHRAN for every particular be satisfactory to all. Lut (na! Comtmssinn'er.DARWIN I'll KLPS in satisfactorily tffecting the desired set-j for Auditor tJen. ral, and BAIITHOLO tlemeut, we must be fraak and tuatly ; wc J M KW LAl'O IJTK for Surveyor General must have no half licartedccss or resunc; ! ,0's Pommouwealth. we must each expect to make some sacri fice, and not to have it all our own way. Of the Nominees, Messrs. Hayek, Si.M oston, Vop.se, and Booar, we btlic-ve are Datives of tbe county have grown up with it sud art" formal introduction or ! eulov would Le superfluous. Mr. Rum. ! it wis stated by soma bad been l-ut two or throe years in the county, but this is an error, as be bas been here 12 or 15 years, aud is wM kuowu '.a West Bulfaloe and i vicimty as a worthy and capable man. Mr. t tiuu JOHN 0. FREMONT, ot Califor f A.M.S bas not a ,-oncral aeonnintauce in ! nhf"r l'ros"'Kn t.aud V M. L. DAYTON, the couuty as many have, but is r?rrjti;n- ., . . , ' . ted to us by men of all partios as a capital penman, aud a qu":ck, accurate, aud tboro' lmslnoss man in alt respects, of unsullied j character, blJ zt present unemployed. Mr. Kunkix's re-nomination was spon tanecas and hearty, aud it was also agree ably surprising to find how general was the enthusiastic support of tho L'nior State Tic'uSt, Fremont and Freedom ! Last Fall, we give nearly two to one against Pierce & Co. in our county : can wc not again ? BttrTbe Pennsylvania Republican Del egates not being able to agree u poo a can didate fur President, the nomination was cotif. t rod upon Judge Dayton cf N.J. Speaker Hauls baviog docliocd,thc An ti Slavery American Council nominated Col. Fremont in bis stead. Our Man. John Charles Fremont was Lorn in the State of Georgia, iu 1813, and is now 43 years old just tbe ago at trbicu George Washington waa called to t-.ke the lead of the hosts of Freemen in '7S T ;t- vt'. i : . t t- r! and Scott, be lost bis father when a cbild j f ' I In aud was traiucd up by an excellent moth cr. He bas the Fabian mind cf Wash- i mpton, and the iron will aud tireless nerve of Jackson. ' V.The ruauner in which the Buchanan leader begin to assail Fremojtt. ewtrsftes u that bis Doidinatiott alarms ibcm I j COUNTY CONVENTION. Pursuant to tie published call, tbe Del egsles elected by the Whigs and others nf Union roui.ty opposed to die principles au'l measures of tha National Administra tion, convened at Amnions' Hall, Lcwis- bur", at 2 r.M.'iif Monday, 2"d of JuDe, lalr. to nominate candidates aud prepare f r 11. ,..,.,.,;,.. I JOHN KFSSLElt Esq. of New Berlin J was called to the chair, and Wu.L. Harris uf Kast liuffaloe chosen Secretary. . I On cnlHng the roll, it appeared that eTCIy District Wat full rcptCBCUted, as - ,, . . follows t . '- . - nr c T T .'. ..IT . .1 . ltrjf,iliir Wm. Moans, J os. ln.e!linrlcrrcr. . , , , ., IjrOWD. HVw 7ir" 0 P.Katbermau, Llias Kaup llirtl y David Hayes, Robert V. Glover. .lirKsm Cltrit Set-bold, John Mitchell. W"y John Noll, Joseph Musscr. Lrwhlurg X. II". It. M. Musscr, Jas. Blair. " JS. H. KlU. Fisher, Jii Bi-owd. Ltmrttonr G.W.tlliunibers, Fr. Bolend.T. Nnjiiiilnnj Tb.tiutulius, Jacob lleekard. ..tic Ijirlin-J.ili'i Kessler, cam I Isnop. I'u ton Arch'd Tbfiips, J. M. Walter. Ji Ih-r Aaruii Smith, Ja. M'Curley. Proceeded to vote A a candiJato for Assembly, iritb il.c following rerult! 'J'boniis Haves 10 M. ilust..n Taesrt 10 Caj.t. John Wilt van also propnaed, but a letter was read from bin, before tbe rote wi talieu, witlidratring hi-! namn. THOMAS HAYES, of Lewisburg, was declared dnly nomiuatcd. Voted for a candidate for Associate Judye, as follows : J. Fjrter Wilson J 'bu W. Siiuonton 12 It The nsme of Kubert Candor K-. was , t.,. v...r.... I... . i'"'"''! uu JOHN W. hlMOXTON of Buffaloe was ii ."-ItrsJ duly nouiinaled. Took uino votes fir a candidate for Tro thonotary, with tbo fullowiug result : 123456789 Merfz 11 11 12 11 12 11 13 13 11 j ?ar.ds 7 7 6 0 12 12 13 15 honP a f i JA51ES W. SANDS of Mj 3 1 miubun; wag I docluici dulv UDiiiitiated Voted for a candidate for County Com missioner, wiih the f'll'iwing result : Frederick liiib-xidcr 5 Wiiliam liubl 21 WILLIAM KUHL of Wcbt Buffaloe was A'oted for a candidate for District At -.t.t rtt'- j lornty, wiiu lue luuuwing rceuu : Jamea B. Hamlin 12 Alburt B. Vor.-o 14 ALBERT n. VOIJSK of Lewisburg was declared duly nominated. iJ'nTrtTKc idTiiwioj result : Kobert Candor 7 Juljn D. loi'!' JOHN D. LOU Alt of Now Berlin was di.c2.ired duly nominated. JOHN 0. KXNKKL of narrisburp was unanimously re-nominated for Coog rmw, and Messrs. Archibald Thomas, Geo. W. Chambers and James W. Pennington were chosen Congressional Conferees, with power to appoint substitutes. Voted that Mr. Haves be authorized to appoint tbe Representative Conferees. Ho accordingly 8c!cted Messrs. Eli Slifer, Johnson Walls, and James Marshall, as Cubferecs. The following Resolutions were read and unanimously adopted : P'tolrtif, That in tbe selection of candi dates from diff. rent sections of our county, representating all the interest.- which have recently divided us, all past local divisions sre this day buriH ; aud that we only ask 1 for a faithful execution of tha Division ! in its M'er aud spirit Tl.- 1 a 1 '""'"i i nni. r i iiuor.e ine nnniina- A'tolirif, That the administration of fraukliu Puree bas been faithless to its promises, unjust to tLo people of Kansas, and fruitful only cf evil and discord to our country. hewlixd, That the ereat question, for tue Bext Presidential election, is, whether f:'"rrJ' sba" ,e permitted to roll its deso lat'ng wave over the Terrrtnry of Kansas, wbieh was once solemnly dedicated to Free dom fur ever. Resolved, That in the present situation of National affairs, we approve of the elec- 01 iew Jersey, tor ice J'resmont. .Voted that the Chairman appoint one from each District, to act as a Standing Committee for the ensuing year: Robert M. Musscr, Lewisburg N. W. George F. Miller, S. W. Samuel Simotitou, BufTiIne. Jacob Gundy, East Buffaloe. O. I": Ksth rman, West Buffaloe. John Null, Kelly. Jacob M'Curley, White Deer. James V iisnn, Hartley. Thomas Gutelius, Mifllinburg. Frederick Bolender, Limestone. Frederick Smith, New Berlin. Christopher Seebold, Jackson. Jesse M. Walter, Union. Voted that these proceedings bo pub lished : aud the Convention a djourned. "Fair Play s a Jewel" According to promise, we put on onr first page, this week, the platforms of the two principal parties for this year. This we do,that both may speak their own sen timents in their own words, aud readers may (by saving the paper) compare future argu uit uts aud assertions with these stag. Ai " K-I ubhea. are are willing r. 1 aaa aha ... 1 1 I. -. . to place enr principles side by side with our opponent' Most of .the Republican ruptrs Lave published the Ciirtinnati platform, but tbe "Ledger" is the only Buchanan paper we have seeu which bat published the R-publiean platform 1 Tki j I C . , eitowt the cowraiatiye liberality of lb tm Lewisbnrs Chronicle parties Mid the confidence each bas iu tbe Strength and justness of bis cause. j . The Republican platform w a plain ana straight-forward avowal of honorable and constitutional designs to prevent tbe spread of au admitted evil. It reads very much like a Declination put forth. SO years ago from the same city. Read itl aud if in your heart is a pulse of love of liberty aud the rights of man, you will say it is right. What can be said of the Ciueiuuati or Buchanan platform 7 What inuau those numerous, circauilatory words about '1)8, '9D, "Mouroe doctrine," ''proper constitu tional powers,", &c &c. What principle to lie decided by the clectiou is concealed uuder this mass of veibiage ? Why, sift ing out two grains of sense from a bushel of chaff, we say tbe Platform goes 1. Fr completing tbe subjugation of Kansas to Slavery. 2. To aunei Cuba and Nicaragua, and thus further strunglheu Slavery. This is also tbe interpet ration put upon the platform by the South generally. No matter what mav be the whrds used to blind the North the jieam.no of it all is to strengthen and defeud Slavery without any check. It is a Texas in embryo. It is so considered by Pierec, Douglas, Quit man, Slide!!, Brooks, Rust, and all the Southern Filibusters! Wnicu do YOU ciioose ? What harm CAN be doue on tbe Ri-publicau what barm can NOT be doue on the Cincinnati, platform ? Buchanan Party Tactics. Our correspondent "Many" last week requested the Aryut to copy the Republi can resolutions, that its readers might see the real purposes of tbe new organization. But our cotemporary was not to "j.'lly green" as to oblige him. As soon would 1'spist priests put Bibles iu tha bands of their dfluJed flock, as Buchanan editors permit their readers to see fur themselves tliu 1'latform of the Republican rartV. O no reading the Biblo would make "her- j etics" iu ''the church" just as tbe l'bilad. platfoim is making "traitors" to " the I party." A far better way, they think, is j to exclude from "the faithful" all light, i and by thus keeping them iu blissful igun- i ranee they can bo tolled along into the sunoort of l'anacv cr Slavery. Another I a. in j ngiecrTS TO bespatter with opprobrious personal terms of abuse their opponents Protestants or Republicans, as the case may be thereby exciting prejudice auiocg the iguorant, tbe bigoted aud stubbornlhJaro iHffl&iZZSSnleot the "Areus" dated 1-MiL.n , June 20. 1856. The B!e- nepnblican or Nigger Wnrship- Monday. We verily believe there never was such a wooly gathering. All stupes from inky black to milky white were rrr perl,- represen- ted. It contained a large number of the black- .,i vci.ii.'ii aaniioiru III llil CUV last es-.-hearted, w hite-livered, hypocritical scoun- drels extant, who poured out the vials ot their ' wraih unsparingly upon the heads of men in I the Democratic ranks men whose boots they j are not lit to clean. It is notorious lhat this j Black Republican Convention contained more ! rowdyism, blackguardism, demagneueism and nigger-worshiptsm lhan was ever before cou- prated together at one time in ibis I'nionJ his , ,c:,Ti.ke;17rMtnf.f'i'',U'''h,a.,!.k!n'14 of! rascals including abolitionists and thieves. "This world" also contains at least one j person in l'bilad. who has probably forgot-1 ten if be ever learued the command "tlmu ' shall not bear false witness." What will honest men say when informed-as we do ' state from tho best reliable sources-that 1 every material allegation made above is ! utte.lv fal.se ! i ? Thorn wa a tft a tyiAnroA n,an a lumber of the Conventions from Monday mornit.2 to their close : all were "free white men." It was no 'Abolition' gathering, for the Abolitionists bavo bad their own Convention and niado their own Nominations. diflVriiie from ours. There were very near COO Delegates resolute and earnest men who spoke freely, and were excited by honest dilferenees of opin ion, manfully discussed ; but there was neither "rowdyism" or "blackguardism" among tho members. It is doubtful whe ther so large a popular Convention has ever met, containing so much of talent, intellect and respectability. There were eight or ten Governors and Ex-Governors in attendance, and every rank of true dig nity and honor "was fully represented. As average specimens cf those who composed the assemblages described as above in tbe "Argus," we give tbe names of all from this vicinity, known to most of our read ers personally : James F. Linn,Tuo.mas Hayes, Eli Slifer, John B. Lms, of Union couuty, David Taogart of North umberland, Wm.U.Arsistrong of Easton and Wm. II Citambkbli of California A 1. - 1 I AW I ... "it two rasr, natives ot x.cwisDurg. We submit to our readers whether such men if they were in that liue of business are 'fit to clean the boots' of any of the slave- holding Democratic gentry, not excepting the duelist Breckenridge, Brooks, Herbert, Butler, "noble Frank," old Buck, or even tbe dictator of Democracy, Douglas himself! This valuable 'correspondent' is said to have made money by Southern trade, and it is fully evident from his wiitings is deeply interested in the triumph of Slavery in tbe coming contest. A bachelor, surely his devotion to tbe cause which protects those "twin relics of barbarism, nolveamv and slavery," entitle bint lo fill tbe first vacancy io tbe perfect democracy of Ulahl Sensible Thoughts. The Independent Whit, of Lancaster, is one of many papers which as between Fillmore and , Buchanan supported Mr. Fillmore for President. But changes tbat have occurred in the vital issue of the campaign, have made it the duty 0fi every man to review tbe whole field, and j take stand to meet the emergent? .i The ' . . ... . ! .. u. wwiuiugjj inuil wo vauoor 'Jt i Fremont tad Freedom, and tayt ; i Whig has accordingly raised tbe banner of j and West Branch Famcruiic7, "Mr. Fillmore was nominated, not by the whole American party, but by tbe Southern Americans, and those who sym pathised wuh them, north of Masou'-s aud Dixon's line. With oue of tho prin ciples of the South American party we aarce. Ajiainst another, porbap thu lead jug one, we protest. Stit bad the choice coutinued to be, between a candidate, some of whose priueiples we approved, and one, all of whose ; priueiples we toudeiim, we 'should have preferred the farmer. Fortu nately we are left in no such dilemma- The Northern Americans, tbe Amoncin? of Fret dim, have concurred wuh tho RerublieaM, m preaentitg ma-name galiant,energetic and accomplished States- ?. v.! V.....u.,.i ; modest as ho is bold d learned, but too retiring ever re aswired to that high plaee. Pos' hi l.MVA B.l OSSC9- ..r vtr i.irdinnrv abilitv. be h bcen found incorruptible in every transaction of bis life. The decend.mt of a Hutfucu ot, who was driven from bis own count -y by religious persecution, be is not likely to favor the indulgence, or ascendency of that persecuting foreign I't.WER. Reared amidst the horrors of the " peculiar in stitution," and having removed from bis native " seolion" to enjoy Ihe blessing oi , Freedom, be seems a lit person to hold tbe ! p..i,.n of ii Tree Rt-uublic. "We as American Republicans, or Re- j publican Americans, we care mil which, , tl.all i.; our mnnnrt to tho man who uo-! ites both cbaraoteri; and who, if elected, will restrain tbe aggression of Slavery, and curb, witbiu just limits, the dangerous pre tensions of a foreign hierarchy. In this contest tho line will be drawn between Liberty and Slavery ; between the South ern 01i"archy aud their train bearers, the Northern Dough Faces, aud the sturdy, unyielding Freeman of tbe North." The Miner' Juurnal, Pottsvilie and several other Fillmore papers have also come out for Fremont, and that without any denunciation of Jlr.Fillmore or of bis supporters. (u Satuaday last, at a regular meeting of the New York National Fillmore Club, it was unanimously resolved, on motion of 11 was uu iuiui , its President, lo support Col. fremout. Tbe Wilmin'jton K'jmh'iran much tbe most influential paper in tbe State of Del aware sustains Fremont. The Xii-Mnal Jntelliyetuxr in earlier days the Democratic, and in later days tbe Whig orgau at Washington endorses Col. Fremont's integrity and capacity. Altogether, Fremont's nomination it .,1,11 to very acceptaDle, aud is arousing the popular enthusiasm eveu more than was anticipated. Fnr the Lewifburfi Chrnnli-le. "One" of the Anjnt thinks "perhaps" need tbe instruction, I beg respectfully to. ak for a little information for my own ease I'J mind. I value dearly the elective fran- ... , , -i ., ...... i tu"e' ana wu" lDC "Pl'"unity is ottered i me I believe it to be a duty to Vote, aud j Tma ,ud JUbTJCE , X am aMe ,0 com. ' ' j ptenena tnem, 1 eudoavor to make my I'latfi.rm. Mv indr.mf.iit tin..., o r.,.t ' J J t " -1 "' " - ' - ' t infallible. I voted for Fra.nkm.n Pierpe, aud retributioti is "bitter as wormwood." For these reasons.it would be erne of mind to know the truth iu the present dilcrua, and 1 trust "Oue will defiao it fir tbe especial benefit of my own ignorant self, Tr ' b sul"r'l,e ' th Democratic creed.as 1 uuJt"J "se in one particular, i. e. St;rv"utJ l" Southern masters ; iu other rePect. 1 cn discover no d.ffereuce be- tween " n'1 9Pic I" CaUV,,8S tLe (,ina,i'"' of tho latter was not m' firt cho,t05 hl!"ce tbo JiI"'"- James Dlciianan is James Buchanan ' "s:r' uul .,ue. '"L'"u-" "iorui. ! 1 dar0 DOt '"I"110 ,u, bm ,utgoy i .... I l .... a.a'f Ill II I of ,ruth ,utl justice but m ,d. j "'r ne ,s Pru" """"naton, with j tLo "C,DCatli Platform" pasted over his f II t, L .. ; ,i,uc' "'""'"S out " a" identity To determine in my own miud tbat I am favoring tbe best man for Chief Magis trate, since the contest is between John C. Fremont, Republican Nominee, "Cincinnati Platform'' Democratic Nominee, shall I study the character of tbe former and commit to memory tbe latter? It may, perchance, be necessary to add to the latter tbe Laws passed by the Kansas Leg islature, since, through iuadvertancy, they were not embodied in tbe Platform ; but. even that, or anything else "One" thinks will instruct, or enable me to arrive at truth, I am ready to hear, no matter how ridiculous matters may appear, anythiug "One" will fearlessly and fully express, 1 am ready to listen to. Oae thing more, Messrs. Editors, I am not going to ask Mr. "One fir a "char acter," but when I read bis letter I re membered that there is such an article. You remember the story of Bhiiioet and her kind Brother, perhaps, bat I will re peat it. Bridget, provided with a letter of recommendation known as a "written char acter," started in oouipany with her bro ther, for America ; arrived in dun time but unfortunately minus tbe letter; a happy thought occurred to tho brother, however, aud be supplied its place by one which read as follows : "This certifies tbat Brid get bad a good character when tbe left Ireland lut lost it coming ooer." No, I will not ask for his character, at least not at present, bat I feft ityin"o, when I got to where he intimates that there it a doubt about CHARLES Summer's being an Hon orable man and follows (if I remember cor rectly,! have not got bis letter before me,) with "the aged and respectable BcTLER," does be call him "Hon. J" if so I beg to be excased for omitting it.for I will "fees' that that sbort,eJ3ien1f tp-cob, so recently Ie,'vered by him in tbe IT. 6. Senate, was S'Dst m7 politics. It was very short : i. . i - r. uev 11 1 lou area Jhxarl. ao" TerJ" loqtient ! , I0PSY" 1S56. - 1'AI.I. RiVEH. June 2:. The Massasoit Flour Mill., at tbi pU-e,;a destroyed by fire this morning. L-si, 8-0,0(W ; in surance, Perennial Massacre! a tmiiiu an a cmsnaTH. The mortality amonu chil.lreu utr in Amer ican cmes. bear an imrnrasuran'y nigiii-r r lw the wb0(-,auruu;v th. .o . v I tie - i-ities even Hie moM unneaiiiiv.i" ii. I h- .le.ius louMina Ir.im im - nor meifirai irrali&rlii. ma " i . . a I I- ..1 i.r.iinnt ......i.. lei.-., ar hithfr rttntmi llie alll aiir uiioii um' - . ..n..,:.ti,.n m Uus coumrv.ihnn in any oiuer ; -: f AtMrlc (G btM j tlem ,j ,here s r0, lne household in a buu- Hirst -''' " . drPd ihat has not m fravr,. - . ,vur.e may we!, t,. in , ,. tin. solemn Met lo heart, ami ak. Hu aUv.n s t,, ye UV in-itlv nnilr nnrselvss rn nr MinfnTin. ie'.lit;i-iice, but i it not Iiumilialins Ions to be oblii-ed lo acknowledge that through our own ..-....hi ami rarlesslie.-s. life has become shorter and more uncertain than wi'h any oili'r people ! Lt pa"-" a mnmrnt to in quire bow this awlul mortality is produced. Tha women nl ilns eounlry are pruveibial for Ihe implicit reliance which ihey place i;n prolessional kill in all ihe ilisrae and ail-I incnts to which tbry are sihjcct. For reasons which we do not purpose here, lo discuss, the inevitable consequence is, that niii are al wavi ill. or nearly so. and their children, in whom the effects of that illness is perpetual-d are constiimi allv alfccled, so thai for them prolonged' life, in a majority of cases is a sheer imposMhilitw short of a mir acle. Aeain, ihe eitremes of ie:nperatiire in this country are ao lar apart, and variations occur so sutl lenty. thai nil iut tome means of maniuiiiMi2 the syMem in a weil-ha'anced condition, thai is, without some mean nf pre serving the blood pure, and keepin? it at an equahle decree of heat, standing good health is utterly beyt.nd attainment. Then comes ihe mi.mriiii'nsqiie.tion,whcre shall we obtain lhatgratiJ "ilesi leraliim"hich is lo avert illness, or to remove it in all these cases' innumerame nosirnins njnc uem nroDOsed. and the more huhMiutiding their I pretensions, the more complete has been their failure. The only universal remedies lor ai seaie tlial navesioou uie icst ui uuic.unt' ..a.c served alike the ltd'ivand the lowlv: lhathave elicited Ihe unqualified enconiums of ihe high est medical talent; lhat hive received the ap proval and patronatre of Royalty, even ; lhat have never yel been pronounced int-tHeac-ious hv those who used ihem ; lhat have never yet fiiltd t benefit Ihe sulb-rer ; are H-dloway's -'. . : I.. ..I. I Pills and Omiment. This is no high-tlown I ad exaggerated eulnv ; It is a plain state- m nl , (ilrl. VV have no interest in putfins Prolesor H llmvay or hi medicines, j hey 1 need no such equivoc al recommendation as : that. We have an interest iu the welfare of humanity and so lias b.'. lie is a cosmopoli- j tan (a citizen ol .he worhllhis svmpathies are confined to no clime or race, tvery man his neishhor. and therefore ne feels bound do coed to bun as far as hi can. And how can he rend r hnu hetn-r service ilian by onvlnit ..11 lntn ihe .-reaicst of all blessing I1K xl.TH ll.s medicines have a'readv met wiihamoslenviahleapr.reciati..n in this conn try. But Ihey cannot be to widely ilitTused. clear, d, including N I.N E acres ot excellent , others. scuib t y the I urnr ike hosi ana , Every man a"d wmen is liable 10 sickness , XEAUDW, with a convenier.t , et by lands of Jacob Far.ey and ,hsr.,ore every man and women shoold have mVEIaI.IXO I 10USE.M ! UZLZi? ,heseP,!U lor complain s of ihe system and Banfe a Lj S!.eVr PJ. wStHlfe appurtenances. this Ointment for local affltcions. such as I , .... ..nii. . Well of, .. 7. nate in ahr township akrai wounds and sj.rev,it iT,frn?rprovTrt'-cellent W4ter at the door, and other, bounded east by lands No. 6,souih M i..n he made for the y-ar just begun lhan to nn4..,.t .1, ...l., ...... ..C .11 kAtil. 1 aad ihe ihoitsand and .lor evils that follow I us tram. .V. V. Sunday M'rmry Asslfr.ee's Notice. nndenmgned, Asstcuees tinder a vol- all those having claims against said Noll are requested to present them wuhont delav. II. P. .SIIF.I.I.EB, O. F. MILLER. Assignees of Henry i. Noll. Lewisburg, April 17, IS'.O James B. Hamlin, TT0I5NCY at LAW, i.L - L"p'li'' on Soc'ud St. west f-itle, 2nd I door 'cuih of Market. leisburff, I 6in9: irtiiou to. Pa. Cloant Vernon House, I VO. !, Nnr'h "2tl St., Philadelphia.--' i. V This old and well established house is ' admirahtv situated for persons visiting Ihe ' eitv on business or pleasure. Tbe continued . patronage of the public (and of West Bianch . triends in particular) is re-pect'nllv inrileJ. I. L. BARRETT. -Philad.. March !. ISfiR. Proprietor. West Branch Insurance Company, OF Lock lliiven. Pa., insure Detached Buildings, Ssores. Merchandize, Farm Property, and other buildings, and ibeir con tents, at moderate rates. Doing business on bulht ash and Mutual plans. I a pita I, $100,000, DIRECTORS. Hon John J Tearce Hon fi C Harvey John B Hill T T Ahrams Chas A Mayer H J larkmaa Chas Crist W White Peier Dickinson Thos Kitchen Hon. G. C. H MiVEY, President. T. T. AKII AMS, Vice Pres. THO S KITCHEN. SecV. J AM EM B. hVII. IN, Agent. 617 Lewisburg. I ninn Co. Pa. M. H. Dersham, PI. D., HAVING permanently located in Le-! wisbnrg. Pa., respectfully tenders his j P,fiM.l S., . ,k. ., ... .., ,1.. , ' ....s.. o. .u. own and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention of he,, 'Z'r n?lS fT'l T"a "n'T" '""A ". r "'"age Attention will also be paid orhV VZ n ".-". -is it p.ta to Chrome Diseases of every name.and treated In".l.lrl'd.SUCCiM' , Americau Eleclic Medical I 'ollege.Cinciunati, I ....,n.v.,cra,,ia,ra at ine renownea having firsi smdied the Old or Allopathic, sys- I tern oi inenicine.and attended Lectures in one ! of ihe Old School Medical Colleges of Philad- haii nli-caJv liMUunHr mr Stud, n in ihnu th f ur other MmIh-aI Cull, irt;-- t.f Citx-innati ramrirml It i xnlinv Ml n.l I hyiHHr to all parU of orir trlobrt. and in Ohio. ludmna, Ac., tby tl Mam be muro itumtuu tluo auy oilier Clan Of rhy-i iatt- I hi priufipal l'lT,rn'r hotwrii 1hU fhrrriod t'nrw'ior Ecl.-rtir.mul thr tki 4llopMihu- -yetrm ot mlKinv. wthiK th -ew S' h'anl mv. no m-dit-iiiiU -ent that i- in rot WT it'iurtuw to ths h'tiiln avam. mirh m Cmnmm Araeait titim(iDT.r.; f -r iip rior atirl burtnlr- Hc-nU h of I at ymr hn diMs-w-r"l. th rr iih-rMl ni protrfir phTKinw f th- N' w bool tht ro dUipl-t i:ilifitliiiTi i f..r thnw d it-rirn nim1iritir.rr lomcl. 4c.:) thorf..rr. w h no fM.i f.r Ihem. WUh thM taJuah t! new acrnU, and all tho- .f thr Olj or Allopatt V tv ho-tl eirr fi wpnioninntinn-Klao. mmt improvMitent- ir t-vrrr other v.t tn ol nmlt- wim. in- iioin.ainir, iirurof athw.Thoni'iua. !!ired sntio- ui- rt Dw -umll thnt m--c nno rs.n . I. .:'-1 , ..mm, . uAjim,, Itneo- ! m.ti.m. i..p,.i. ja DtA.oiw.firfr.tr.1 ti.ra Threat 1 "vn""v J-i' r;r"n:"ur,' LT" "f Teeth. e. j - -."-. vrimiMj .Willie KTtin nkTil-,lIl?: I llnfAj irpA,u tli.t the morlsltt. taking all !i-.wi , J;"'-" -'l'-wenii that of Aiatic Cholrra Is nnly 6 per sritt Tln.i-.n at-.of ptnrraM and impmrrmentik and tha sHa..i i. alwaT. nr. rr-ps.ue. "t tinz buuud aaaa b- de-jullr t.vd. aad aabqaalnl Ihmrte!.. N. B. O, fIK ,t th. o.f ..J of M.rket St, SIS C. W. SCHAFFLE'S WHOLESALE and RETAIL Drug and Chemical Emporium. Mil Vet Street Lewiiburg, Pa. TITHE I untarv dee. 1 of assi.tii:iiii fur ihe benctit of creditors, executed bv Hsskt It. Num.. of ILL be Olferetl 3t PuLllC Sale, the i rP"r'enances. the boroiieh of Eewishurg. on the 8th .lay of . Ktltl.lV lllO llOKkl I "zed and taken in execution ard tr bee Annl. K..6. herebv "ive notice 10 all persons I'nion a ......1. r 11. ' s the properly of Hrpbun M Clare. E. oeina mdebicd to said Henry K.Noll lo make 1 r, , .... ', , , . ,' j DANIEL D. Cll-TUN. ft.tr. ..i.-.- 1.. .,.,.j . .i ! ilturnlou, tritlnynn.l S-tturdau, tlte KM, fheriff's Office. Lewisbore, June 15, IS i. r rTi x- v"","'u1" '""-1 ner ami sprouts. This tract is on ihe east .only ..f the New or American Eclecue system, j end of Pabdy's Mountain, formerly owned by he commenced its studv, and attended two m. Forster dee'd. r,e;.. Pel T . Tii , . OTi, Tra" No' 3 " P'"0' la"d-,h' b'ing 1 ." ,f ci'f 5Jed!Sf! r un ct off five years .g.., contamine .IO Acre. be.W Th.,s ,,n"'?"". a.",'sh ! .dio.nmg lauds of J..hn Hole and Xrs. ' fhi. to.iu iu. , ., 1. 1. . nu m .iinrtMr in tl... ,r..t u a -n.i , Real Estate. FOR SALE. Two Slorry liriCK iswai - IIaII L-i.I Jfr'"'"" snnaic ...-. Sirrel oppttsi He ihe new Presbyterian Ch AUo a Ualfl! of rrotind situate on . ..I al I.UUi' aAHU H- "" T'Zl of l.ew.hur.r. - . . a snOP 1 Aso ,t mv infrasl in a COACH OH'Jl , dnin" a Roed business. For Terms. in,u..eofvit uAMjoNEs Lewisburg, June M, " ' ' VALUABLE BUILDIWG LOTS "HOR Sale One Lot on Soutli Third l street, a square and a half from Market. ' Three Lots on Souih. Fourth street, iwo squares from Mai ket. The above are level Lots, well located and well adapted lo building purposes wen auai i ARMTBON(; Actinj Ex'r of Wm. Armstrong, dee'd. Lewisbnrff. June SB. lH.r FIWE BUFFAL0E VALLEY FARM OR SALK.lrd.vin? become tun old to manase my large Farm to advantage. 1 wish to sell a pari of the same a iracl of .', ICI-i-H, or or IO I. ' . .... ',: i as a purchaser mieht prefer. I he portion I would pari wuh all first quality L.meMone land. and every field n,a, be '.om Lntle Buflaloe creek. It is all under the best e.,l.ivat,oii.exeepi.rHY.itweatya.:re.gyj of excellent TIMMhR. J newly Hmed.wi.h new lences. I here a tfw housauds of bushels are sold vearly. It bas also a vnuns bearing DKCHAKU. also a young rearing The Improvement,-. I J Atwo..toreyr ramellOL wi h atelUr K':C'' a"d ,LU'..P..br',u: I'-' h :? House. a large Hunk Hitrn, W agon bhed. Corn House and other out-bnil.lmgs. The propertv lies in Kelly township, near Flick's store and Kelly's Mill . .i. 3 miles from I ijewjshur. and 8 from Milton and has been - I pronounced one of the best in the Valley, line. 1n111spu1.-11.1r. rm oue half down, and the remainder on time. Possession given the 1st of April next 63fi M-fcb lUDr.K. flrnhans' Court Sale. Tv r .. n..l.,. ,.f tl,.. flmU,. - 11 llliur 01 au unit i ui uir uipau.i IJ Court of Cnion County at May I 1SS6, will be Id on the premises f the late JACOB SHAFEK, in Limestone Tp, tnion Co, on g I Saturtliiy, the 23' " Amusl next, " Ihe following described Real Estate, late estate of the said deceased, viz: The . . . if Vtl.H I PIT tf A ill UilUiill.il Jilllili is , to situate in Limestone township aforesaid, ad 4e ..C I .Kn Ifti.vkarl l.il.n U.n.h ' - " be. 1...."., . - s.-" " j John Cro.sgrove and oihers.coulaiuing about I 1H4 ACjKHS - and 5 perches, about :JO aere of which ; necessaiy improvements. . Sale to Commence nl ten n'rlorlr in thr fnr iu j npoa of said day, and terms made known by .I,,. . 1 1 . 1 1 1. 1. HEN It V K. .""AMiEflS, Administrators of Jacob Siiaier, dee'd B3K vmuc SALE. 1 Ith iihiI '2th of July ntjet, Ihe following Real Estate acd Personal prop erly, to wit: The Furnace and Forge Tract, called the Berlin Iron Works, will be sold as the properly nf C&C.BKOOKE. It contains IOO tries more or le. About So acres (gj of this tract is good Farming Land: the ZL remainder is Woodland and covered wuh Timber. The Improvements are a ci giqsf t'liqivcil intake, in good repair, a rorge with three Finer? fires 1 and one Runout, two Coal Houses, a hmnh shop and Carpenter shop, a large J'J'orjT IIOUSII and Office wuh Cellars under both, one ,r . large Mansion House and FOURTEEN Gal TENANT liOOES, also a FARM HOCMJ and large BARN all in good repa.r. mere is also on ihe tract a assw SAW MILL with rood water power. t tThis Tract is offered at Private Sale. I and if not previously disposed of will be put up at Public S ile on Thursday the first day above mentioned. I ly.At the same nine and place, will be oiit-reo me iveai estate anu I ersonat prop A- 1 ... ,, , . . ... erly belonging io the subscribers, residing ' ,. r.a. ' aiJ , , on the Furnace and Force such as Teams, vr lua-aa necessary lor carrvin? ' Wagons, Coal and Or Beds, one rsi raie Mare for riding or buegev. coal Cars for filling coal in For- nace. 4 Mining tars and a full set of Mining AT, " ... ,r' ' 1 Urnace and rrc'' Ton,s - Coll.ers . Blacksmith and Carpenter TOOLS. Also a large lot ol hammered B AR IRON as- vvk ' .VJV.T Pm"' Asi' l" and number of articles not mentioned, -. ..... va ..ur.n.. an ary ana a large LJT There will also be offered on Saturday. ttlA 1 .1 J... . .' t-. . I . ... r. . .""'.'" ltl OI huudi.a AD. as follows: , Tract No. 1 containing 200 4rrr more i "r '"' ,he h' '"' weiT Pirn "d w,,h I large tract of While P inr .,n II f.ir can. t,m. ,arge iracl of White Pine on H ft , her. adjoining lands of Adam Ma Smith nnd others. This tract is usser, John offered in Ion of 85 or 60 acres, to soil purchasers. Tract N . a ,, ,ia,'. .a. J,k . tract h .... i... .k..T. .... t.-,r .". Z...JL, ... a contains 194 Arrra cut off. but all the Who. P.n. left ..! r... ....... ...j -I-.-U, ...ic .i.ii ,.i ic soi iiinrer sawing; the remainder is covered with tim- tract has exceMeni Chestnut sprouts on it. Tract No. 4 is also Sprout land at Buffaloe mountain, containing about AO Acre ad joining lands of J. Foster Wilson and others. This iracl also has good Chestnut Sprouts on it, being eat over four years ago. Resale to commence each day at 9 o'clock A. M. Terms of sale made known bv the subscribers. JOHN CHCRCH, June 19, I85. S AMI. KN ACER. WoodloU and Small Farm for Sale. Tit guit purehaerst on reoMtnablr term. THKRE are 9 lots of Woodland, si- J- mate in White Deer To.. on Little Bnf- f I f. . ........ ,aloe Creelt.about a mile above l.uldin s store, ranging from 14 to 21 acres each, well timb- rrei1 w,lh "arious kinds of Oak, Pine. Poplar. and Chrsnul. The Farm contains about 85acres.nf which 18 are cleared, and has on it a Two Storv Log - Hon., a Log Stable, Spring of Water, iiliand Fruit trees of various kinds. Ii ad joins lands of John Hnmmel and Jacob Hart man, about I J mile from Unldin's Store, io White Deer ip.. Union Co., Pa. The above propertv in offered at Private 8a!e, by the subscriber. GEORGE MIUTU,. Kelly Tp., Aug. 10, S5. FOR SALE, FIVE Pesirible BUILDING LfjTr oa 8i. tieotge streei, oppom,. ,ke posed site uf the Tniim siy mae 0''- Lewisburg. Apply io 6.S5 Ko sa'e low. C1IAKI.F.S S.JAMta tnivra,,,, . Orphani' Court Sale. BY virtue nf an order or theOrpta Con "f t" awaeoumy, a jJy , UOfi, the ub-eriber will sell, i ih. i,, William Eileru in llartlen.n, on Aa'ft the 2Jih uf June,lS.)H,ihe follow:i,?rt4i.lt lo writ A certain piece or parcel of Laa ,., in Hartley township, in said county. ,', . north side of Jack's mountain. uar p.. creek, adjoining lands nl Jacob .Mrn,rf r,' Katherman. Baniel piRelim.y,r ani w cnntainins '11 acres or ihef eaoout, A, h 7 Land. m . , Saie io commence at 2 o clock u u,, noon, and Terms mad kr.cwn l.y JOHN HOW EK, A .lmii.,rrn, of Jm Sriaataona, decea. Hartley, June &, Sheriff's Sale. D Y virtue of a writ of Vtni Ex. . If 5Ued out ol the Coun ol Li.iamot h, It j f i;niun e.-nniy, wiil be ep sed to f. I ale ai the house of Jonas Fish . ! Deer Mills, T.nion county. Pa., on Tr.'i: lllV)( k " ' J , , Vsenbed real proper,,-. 1 I n u( k ,ijj t , ! ,OWI1!lh,p of White Heer and c. r,s...l 1 ' fc hf Su.nrhaiin ... High and rth-ra. lands of Ja's Culbertson, west l.y lar.I 1 owned by Kessniger and olherj, tw,j: , bundrrd and t.cnty acres nu rr tr - ,s erected a two-storey Bm. ,t Barn, jl1 i onthnilHmgs'. wh the appurtenant I No. '2. Situate in Ih township a'ir bounded east and south by binds Ac. I... i ny lanus oi jamt- .u...- M, vi 4. ' , ' , . . u , lately ownru i'J .u.M.,.tk; hundred acres more or less, hre. t j 1 c. 11 ... - - ... .... . . ,m,f ,n the township af,n; . bonn(,Mj MM b lanHs . 8. M,u,h b, v. u9vt4 by 0 Builfrir: , h- trB , David Marr, north by lands of James I'u - son and Jacob Farley, contains fi'lT , m(ire o(. wh,.re),n erected a 1Jon,e wlh ie appurienances. 4. s,u,ate in the township aftre. ,avt hv No. 1 and ethers trH the Sugar Valley A W hile Detr TV:, I n - I . 1... .kj. Si.-t. r l.,n t n. r-. Ihe ; J No 3 contain:..-thir.y-s.x acres mure (-, with the arnunenances. N. ft. ttitnate in tbe lownship ifc -eat h.,.,n,!l eas. hv No. 4. sou.h bv ihe Far - tan(Js an, h, r.irnp.ke K. . we.-t tt t : . . ....... I I, I V lalelv nwnm nv vt in 11. anu iaim...j. 1 north Dy -so. o ana o.ners. romao-ine .. . acrPB m0re or les, wuh ihr apputtfiunn i N0.6. tiituate in the lownsh p alcr-i are j bounded east by .s.a ar.o r ariorv .1.011 of j Cumm.ngs, north and west bv lau' - t . k Jacob Farlev. con'ainine twen'v-fiee J more or less, with ihe sppurtenancf s. I No. si Situate iu i" township af;m I bounded east by No. 3, south by No. : z others, west by lands of No. 4, and net" No. .1, containing four acres more pi-' whereon is erected a small House, wni Rich Prairie Farms ! TTXIMPKOVED LANDS, and Tt r J Lots in Illinois, Iowa, and a.'jc;: . ftates for sale in great variety, at lowr ces. and on farorable terms. Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions oifct S: erty, with prices attached, forwarded fi by mad on application. Our Nroutre lueal connection will far. " giving valuable information of any rr the We.t to applicants destr-ng to locate. r"Bnvers of Illinois Ceairal K. R. La i can avail themselves of ihe knowleUa j experience of .Mr. Dirci. ihe late LatiOir- 1 lm? t-'"mpany, lo supply tae dimcc.t'- I "-'" judicious selections. ; ! articnlar attention given to locating ' 7n"' "m""nS la""S Inrnishina mapia : s-npi.or.s. pavment of taxes, and lo a r- . . . 1 riA s .ti. itin i " Cornrr of Michigan Ar. and Sonth Wjir'. m'a w. nvri v. ' near III.Cen.R.R Dry. Tist.MMs.( CHUAGV. J. Goldsmith fc Bro s. Just Arrived .XtW GOOD! ''VOW is the winter of rnr diieoiin ll made glorious summer" by th i I rival ofourNEW SI'OCKof i SPRING AND SU.MMER CiOODS. , ' consisting of the large-t assortment of -f it i-j-.v h-fAr. hmH.ki . th. mat: i ...... is..- .. u i... ,,t r j 5f lu.g at very reduced prices. All uts : foods are selected by ourselves and maim tured in ot.r own e.tablishmenl in Philat-t ( Black. Brown. Bloe.Creen. Claret and Prr i Broadcloth and Cassimere Dress. Frock Sack Coats, as well a FANCY CLOTHING of every description Vests cf Cassimerr.S I aud Satin, all made after ihe latest tasin. and warranted to be well made. Also Vt": Marseilles Vests, White Ltnea Vests and Pk and every variety of goods usually found i Gentlemen Furnishing Ertubtislimril, including Gloves, Hosiery, Neckcloths. Svrt r Drawers. Suspenders. Handkerchiefs. Vmr 1 -""" c. Also a great varieiv of F Articles. Also II 4T, Caps f,w Sprtnfu: Summer wear. I niurellas. Carpet Bags.ec. ' There will be crowds attending our month's Court, therefore we have laid :3' much larger stock lhan we otherwise w ': have done. Onr motto is "Quirk Sales Small Profits," and to ihrs motto we adhere- N.B. We would particularly call ihe ai re lion of Parent to our slock of liois' Curraiss and also that lixods will be carefully mane order. Particular attention paid loordersfrt the country. Lewisburg, April, 185S COAL! COAI.J COAL ! The nndersigBfd wonld rf pectfolly inform the citizens of LewtsHT and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoimn towns, that he keeps constantly en hn supply of HUAXOKiy and W JIKS-BAKKi COAL, for Stove and other purposes, of eJ variety and .iae. ard will di-liv.r Cil le persoa. d-uel iU as ha has a tram Inr that yui y.-.. llaviaw in purrhannc t'oal that 1 will g.i faU wrighl, aad l pay only f.r what la.y rerrita. ma be h;.d at Ihe lowrrt Cah prleas at far fatsi S few varrt. fnaw Mr. Weiaevaaal a Ho4a4. utjl.UI O all kinds wit) W aitraded o at be Tard. CEOHUB UOUTalS- Uwuborir. May 13, IMS NOTICE. TTAVIXG, tbis dat, disposed of my '-. JlJ- mterest t in the Firm t( d Co.. lo Go.au a s A CniaaiatiK. who a... .k. k...: .. .k. ..j I wtMK ' vis i ai a . ine uiiaiirTH a. uit -it a""-' , respectfully request all thos having onsrttlra accounts wan J. HAYES A CO- lo call sal aettle them without delay. . April I, !8M. JAMES HATE'- 1.-, "- T
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