Lewisburg Chronicle and West Branch Farmer .July 11, 1856.
ILimistorfl Clpuif fc.
. "Jllt 11,Ts5G
aTo Msaaa'aiiBB Wrw. Tle Lrwnmrnii Cita"7rui.
f ahlihe. on the Creek ytejn, hap the larjrest and best
elranletioa ad any NewpeperjoLnion Couty.
Another Douglas Trick.
The Tote to rc consider prevailed, and
the people's lianchof Congres paued the
Ml to almit the Free State of Kama, hj
La rely 2 ma". Every Fremont man otd
f ir it, and every Iinrhanan man and every
Vil'more nan (except a few from the Free
State) voted against it! (It will be rem
embered that the Buchanan and Fillmore
partie have a"! alone rrnf5Sid that they
were willing (o "admit Kansas, Laving a
Ilopnhlican constitution, with or without
Slavery, as the people might desire." It
is prove' beyond all cavil that the honest,
reat . t tiers of Kansas da not want Slave
ry" Tbcy Jiave formed " Repuhlisan" j
Constitution, by a proccjurc as r-gtilar as ,
that under witti Arkansas, California and '
Miehijria were admitted ; their admission I
New Deklim. The first session of the
Union St minary closed happily, and the
Institution seems to be a sourot of much
pride and gratification to the citiiens......
itie crops in that vicinity are good If
we may believe anonymous articles in the
JYmeijtbe peoplo of eur county are pretty
much all willing ready aniioos aeal
ous panting agonijing nearly dying
with love for ecrtain gcutlemen of the
Kansas stripe for County Offices !!
A Single Specimen
of the tray "ting it teorkimj" in Werf.Pj.
The Warren Mail brings us most rich
sccnunt of the manner in which Buchana
nism is breaking up the Slave Democracy
in that part of the State. At the County
Convention, the following Letter was pre
sented from two chosen Delegates :
To the P'mnrrat r Conrenlum The Democ
rats of Columbus Township are of the Jelfer
ronian School. They hare not changed their
sentiments as 1o the propriety of restricting
Slavery to 115 present limits. It is announced
in the Lrjgrr the Buchanan county paper
that such Democrats will not be allowed to
run upon your ticket, nor attend the Buchanan
I natincauon meeting. We do not wish to par
licipate in the nroceedines nf i!nnu.
woulj" rejlaire peace to an agonized land : which might rommit us to the support of a
nr.ei tin me i incinnati piatlorm, and there-
lore accune to present credentials.
PiLAsni rnii,
At bo Waitbh,
Delegates from Columbus Township.
The reading of this was a shower-bath
upon the faithful ; but a worse one was in
readiness, in the following Letter from
hut tho whale Biichanan and Fillmore
party strength is used to keep them out
because fliey d) not come icith Slavery !!!
Oat opnn wnch hypocrisy !)
The Beport of tho Iurestigating Com
mittee has alirmed the Slave Power, and
(hai itaA kaI Ipnal llitl, . n, n li.af.ra flu.
i.eoi,le as matter stand. Foreseeing the i ?.'SSl W Afield, K l . Democratic
passage of the Topcka Constitution, that
arch-traitor Dotielati has pushed thro' the
Senate a wiley, plausible scheme to coun
teract it. He proposes to repeal tome of
the worst of the enactments cf the Border
Ruffian Legislature, have another census
taken, otlu-.r election officers appointed and
another election dlM. All fair enough on
the surface a fir as it goes, (and so were
the laws for tho first elections,) but not a
whit is gained ly if. The fraudulent Le
gislature is recognized as legal ; its usurp
ing officers aro continued ; some of its
infernal enaclmeuts are endorsed. The
drnnkon Shannon, the perjured Lfcompte,
tho murderer Clark, the "Sheriff" Jones,
and tha whole posse of corrupt and law
breaking Territorial Officers are to be con
tinued iu power. No provision is mado
to punish or check the assassins and high-
Member of our Legislature in 1S50, '51.
Sir. S. is a gentleman of the first respect
ability and his Letter contains much food
for thought. Bead it, attentively !
Wtnaix, July 2, IS-Wi.
Sia : As a Delegate to the Democratic Co.
Con v. Ihis day to assemble, you ask me to
state in writing whether 1 am in favor of
making Kansas a Tree Stale. I am opposed to
the further extension of Slavery, and 10 favor
of excluding it from all Territory of the V. S.
The free white man, to the exclusioa of the
negro slave, should be allowed to make his
home on ihe banks of the Kansas.
While I am in favor of popular sovreignly
in its broaJest sense, I do not think this prin
ciple requires the removal of all obstacles to
the unlimited spread of Slavery. It did not
demand the repeal of the Missouri Compro
mise. The barrierto Ihe extension of slavery
in principle, was as old as the Constitution
itself Thomas Jefferson wrote it. It was ap
proved by Ihe old Congress of 1784. and again
in I787. It was adopted by Congress 1789,
and Washington signed ihe bill. It was re
enacted by Congress in 1S02, and Jefferson
approved and signed the re-enactment. In
way robbors, an." nothing to restore to the lsic, 11 was twice approved by Congress, and
Frea gtaro people what they have lost. No I ""e "ar v -Maa, lancrmnea
,. , H- -- f T ionr..e, Jackson, Van Buren, and Polk.
MCVipRtWWrr!n pretence of "treason." j 'rh ame principle bad beea repeatedly en
s'. S. soldiers (uodur Shannon) are to bo .. ' uemocranc statesman
. . J . ,n ,ne countrvrVuline Buchanan Cass ami
tent all over the Territory. In short, the j Douglas. It Jf reserved for the present
execution of tho whole scheme is in tho 1 -''m,nistr."ition to discover, that the Constitu
hand, of the very u.aa who have committed i w" TUZZ:!
m- tmman bondage, arrogant wiih its own pow
er, and pampered wiih Federal paironae,
should be allowed to roam like the sacred ox
of India wherever 11 pleased, unchecked and
unmolested. This Compromise was not re
pealed because it was unconstitutional, for its
constitutionality had been sanctioned by al.
mo-t every branch of the Federal Courts, by
every Democratic administration, and by very
inanv of its violaters themselves. Ii re
pealed berause it consecrated the plains and
yallies of Kansas to the while man and with
it standin; on the statute-book they could not
Africanize that beautiful conntry. The viola
tors of that sacred compact, have taken good
care since, that no other obstacle should op
pose the march of this cruel institution into
Kansas. Reeder stood like a M ,i.,i
im ) ; ann miner me pretence that he
had purchased lands instead of negroes. he was
(Oorraaj-rjnai nua of the LestiabargChrootela.J
" New HtTts, June 28, 1856.
Tha friends nf Freedom, in every part of
the country Jiave for some time been anxious,
ly turning their eyes to Ihis -land of steady
habits,' There was a cloud in our political
sky which threatened ruin to the glorious
cause in which New England and ihe Great
West are enlisted. But, delighted, we watch
ed the waving of the little speck and already
we behold the dawn of victory. Yes, Con
necticut is safe, she is Ihe last of the New
England States secured for Fremont and Free
dom. The largest and most enthusiastic political
meeting I ever attended, was the Republican
Ratification meeting, last Wednesday evening.
It was held on the old New Haven Green, on
Ihe very spot where ihe brave sons of Con
necticut, at an early day, gathered and enlist
ed under ihe banner of Washington thcyonng
Surveyor and Path 5"inder of the Alleghenies,"
wholed ihem on to victory and our country's
freedeta. Several distinguished gentlemen
addressed the meeting. Our newly elected
Senator,M r. Dixon, was the principal Speaker.
With a head so clear, a heart so pure, and a
tongue so eloquent, Connecticut's interests
will be taken care of at Washington, and he
will be another pill for the purging of our
. black and sickening Senate.
Since the nominations, I have visited a
neighboring State and everywhere the stars
and stripes are floating in the breze,and Fre
mont and Freedom it inscribed on every ban
ner. The democrats here are reeling and
staggering, there is a large army of Post Mas
ters aad Custom House officers, but'they are
discouraged, and see the weakness of their
cause. They, too, are the sons of New Eng
land, and the clank of chains make faint their
hearts. They dare not they can not be en
thusiastic. Judging from the elections, and Ihe lone of
the Press, the Great West will go hand in
hand with New England.and the country may
again hope for peace and quiet. Altogether
there are 296 electoral votes to be cast. With
out the aid of Pennsylvania, ihe Free Stales
have enough to elect their candidate ; but,
surely, Pennsylvania will not bow her knee
to a power that would rob her of Ihe freedom
for which she once so nobly fought and bled !
This latter day, Sham Democracy, now looks
to her with glaring eyes and a desperate hope
to sustain it in this struggle, which will now
root it from free-soil for ever, or prolong the
fight for years to come. Qcisct.
S&At one of the adult pio-nics from
Lcwisburg on the 4tb, a vote was taken
for President, which stood
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RESOLUTION
P:OPOStNG Amendments to the Conslitu
liow of the Commonwealth.
Jt.W Iv iif arf " "t K.pramlmHm oftht
fMmtm'mwtalth ftMjrfisiitia m Hmcrmt Afrml Jf mt.
That tha followiltr aineaJmrnU r prl lolh" Ono.
atitutlmi of th rramoawralth. la aecunlMC With Um
proTUwma of Um tanlh articl Owrvut
. . . nsv .larai'SoST ..v
Thete ahall hft an additional article toaalit ronatltaUoa,
to be dtfigDahal aa article eleven, as fallow:
aarirut si.
OF PUIILIC I1EBTS.
Srcnn t. The atate mar contract 6M, to manl'
eaaual Jftcita or failun-a in reeiiur,or to mectestwnaeB
Nits Meera aneuntine. Il.rrt. -loer. K.linifer. fry,
Ful!on.Ualoril.ltibtion-y. Ilamtltoo. flimeork. If un'-her,
lieiafurtnc. Hatcee. Maiili-y. Morria, Milmma. i'alU-reiMl,
IMi-tpa. SaliahiiTv, Smith MNmhrie.) Tbomefon, Walter,
WintrMl, Wrii;titliiuliin.aail Vearwley
So the qucati'Hi aw di-termiued in the mfirniatiTa.
On tha qocation,
W ill the llouaa atrrce to the thiol amendment t
The yeaa and'n.ive were taken, and wi-re ae hilloar, all:
Vss Mee-re. Anderaon. Ita. kit, rtaldwin. Ball. Heck
iTvcoiirinj.) hVi k I York.) Ilernhanl. Bovil. K...r. hr..o.
Iti-Laa..n. t aidwell, UanvkeX. Carty, :rai. Crat,
Rliuaer. Fauxild. F ader. . tieta, llatn. .. Ilarnel,
ll.ri-r. Ileiua. Ilildat. Mill. Illlleva. Iliulde. Ilideomh,
JlyukctMr.lulrie.ln---hain.lniiie.lriiiJ'dn.Ji.hnn,
l.,rK.rte. Lale. Louiceker. Ii.eelt. M'Caimont. JlCmili,
i.riule. Menear. Miller. Hntmroniery. Nunnenia.-her.urr.
e ; near'on, PtielvK. I'lirt II. Karawy. Itei-d. l:t.l-tt-. Jli-itk,
Pnitth I Allcrn-nT,l .-niltn l amria.i .-.ihi.ii . ..
s1 1,0 MORTGAGE FOR SALE.
Will be sold al a discoant.
Is well secured. Property near lwisburg
Inquire al the "Chronicle" office.
Real Estate.
SAL.E
A. Tk..n. U kialUn U'rMht I tVawiSlJlllt. i Wrinfht i iMM
-bts d(n rt .nrl eooliWnt, whT .nlr.clw,l . tI T' n r.-hrmp.. Dork. Ikiwi.II.
f om nr BHrw M-i ol tli fptv-rki -twT. or . i 'Tl". -TV. . it .....u n.. t n....Hkr
itn'-h
irtnw
ml, irl, tt ww GbUiiH-J. or to rmy ttM dbU to orvuiratftttl,
mo'l tn no ttthrr puri-o-f whtair.
Srcito 2. In nd'Htton to Ihf )- Itailtosl pBtw, ttM
ftmt may .-nlravl 4Uw to tvpel rariiMntn, u)irw iumtr
iwtkm, rt-lend lh ! in war. or tn rertmot t1e ppK-w-nt
ouUiltuwItfiK iirirMMnp of tltn nUtte-: but thi moony
arixinfCfrntu tht-r-iiitrtrtinnuf uri -If bU,h.H he:.-l
lu tt purfN'M whis-h it ww tld, or iu rjf ch
dL-ht, nd to n other ptirpo hti'r.
tfrerius ;t. Kxo pt U. d-bu ab-toit upcdfti-wl In -writioni
on- and two of tliix arti, nodf lt whaUTer sliail be errft-
U-d hv ir 6n brhi-lf of tho star.?.
Ht'-no.i 4. To prcvidf tVr tho nm-nt of tho pm-iit
dvbt,and ny additional d-!t eontrart- an afMiwMud.tlir
It:i5btur ahall, ml it lin-t awfiun ntur th ailopiion of
thin ainvmUticDt. croat a, tain ki ok fund, wnioh hll he
stiffirHtit to pay til acrruin intvrt-st on wh dolt- and
annuailvfat idu-- tho priiiripal thmrf hranutunot lf-a
tlmn twit hundml and tlftv ihunaiid dollars; winch in
kmit futtd whall onnfvKt or the net annual inmmo of th
pitlir irnrk't. frm tinto tn time owa-4 by thw UU. or
tho pn-odr. nf tho aalo of tho ran" -r iy part tht-rf'-t
and nt tho inom or priMi-od" of oato of tock n-d by
tho KtntP. tffthcr wit It ntbt-r fund nr rosoiirrs thai m y
m deKivuata-d by law. Tim antd ainkinR lund may It
inrtvaoi-d. fnm tiiua to time, hj ai,i!tliijc tn it an tiart
of th taxea. nr nthor ivrcnnoa of tho utalo, not iqitirod.
ft.r tho ordinary and rurront oxnoDKOH of pirommant
Varla-v and M ri 'ht (A'lwWort A.
htt iho inefUvu wm liwtrrMiuod in tb alBrmatire.
)n tho qaowtioa),
W ill Ui llmix r-o (m tbo f-urth jnrMlnntr
Tho yean and nayi wort- t.kn Wid ooro n tV-How. rt :
1 KAH Mtwri.Awilr'IWa,Otn'N1,rWll. nova ( i.wavimtt.r ,
ftVrk(Yurk.B-rtihard.'Ttt,K'.vr HD-Bruh. Murh- .
nao.lIldll.:am.b-ll.'ai.Orani.'mwfcixJ.lhiw. I
KiiiiCfr. KauHdd.rtu-r.l'ry.fta. Ilum-!. Urp-r. IMn, .
Ihblw, Hill. Ilillfr-'. Ilii'pt". H"lb, HoUeWkpor,
IIutirttfkifr.lmbrio.lnniii.lrv.in Jhnn. l.nfMrlo, l,-bn, t
leontkor lwtf.MN'alninrfrtlMemh,Malo,
Mcnear, MilU-r, M-mttCfinerv. M.rhnirt, N imm-matbr-r, j
MPT,lVaroi.Pholp-J'niwH. IUmT.Kett. K-introl.l, HM- f
Thnmnoon. Vail. Waltt-r. Whalhm. Wri.'ht l.u-rue,)
Yearfb-y. Ziuirn'-rraiin and H nht (Sp&ikrrttlk
Naib Mrarnm. llarry,n,wor.'orurn.r'iilt"n.HM"noy.
MainrN. lUnnatk. Mu'iirkor. luybam, l-oioonrmf. Maifoo,
Manb-y. l-irri. I'att-ryn, f!(t ury an-l intr.-rlli
0 Um question wjw dt-trnuinrd in tbu afflrtuaiirax,
SsnirTkT't OmcTt,
IlAKiuBitti, Juna 27,
rr.muyl&mia, 8$:
I do et-rtify that tho a Wo and fnroroinz In a tm and
rarrttK mpy nf tho "Yan" and Nay'" takon on tho
Ki'nltitbtn nnfOMnx Amen'tm-nta to tbo Conititutb-n of
PUIILIC
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
-k, rIMlE undersigned Assinees of ItsMnr K.
init ) I ABLl wii nfler at Public Male oa the
"" T:;. n v. . ,k. miih A nf An.
gust next, the following valuable Real Estate,
to wit:
A lot of Ground fronting oa Market street
in the borough of Lewisbunr. I'nii-n county,
on Ihe corner of Market and Severnl! streets,
in what is called Smith's Addition to Lewis
btirg, containing 60 leet in breadth and ir5
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR Sale. One lot on Sontk Ttiti
Street, a square aad a half U,m Mark.,
Three Lot a South Fotirth street, ,w
squares from Market. ' 5
The above are tevel Lots, well located te)
welt adapted to buildina; purposes.
W. H. ARMSTRONG
Acting Ea'r of Wm. Armstrong ir.'-j
Lewisborg, Jnne 2S. IM6 - 5 i
FOR
SALE, '
T7IVE Desirable BUILDING lo?j
JL oa St. Oeoree street, opposite the p,.'
pised site of the University Female lnaiia
l.ewisbur?. For Sale low.
Apply to CIIAKLES 8. JAVFii
' t-mverity Aveli,
S35
anS onleea in eaae et war, invasion, or InaurrerlUw. no the Comiannwealth. a. tti- una appears on the Journala
all tha outraiHk
Pouglas' K'beme is then simply another
device to give Slaver; another chance to
ravage Kansas. The local provisions of
tliO bul favor Slavery. Tho Free State
leaders are imprisoned or driven oat of the
Territory, killed or bunted like beasts. In
the wake of tba armies, slave-holders are
taking their claims. Free State emigrants
attempting to conl the Missouri are
lopped, plundered, and set back. There
is no safe way for Free State men to reach
Kansas except through a wilderness ! j
Deceptive and insulting as is this pieco i
tit uhsrlantrv wnrtliv nf T)rnnlnea
ho... it.. e..!.. t, ten -.i r' H"1""' 'ro P"v' r- indicted as a traitor in
tope the poptilar branch of Congress will a Federal Court, and hunted from the Terri-
echo the people's will, and treat this bill i ,nr' h? "''"""n mob with Federal barking.
with the contempt it descrvfl., by leaving ! lJ? 'fT l'y' He .h,d been 8 s,an
. . , , ' " 1 "a bea-er in the Democratic party and mi re
tt in its native darkness. The TorEKl j "an once led the Democracy to victory in his
CoNTTITCTIOM ort.T CAS no jrsnrE TO 1 own,n,a,,ve Sla,e- He had been a soldier and
Kansas, and iNf-citE peace !
Let the
Slavneratic Senate reject it, and go beforo
the people on that is3uo, if they dare !
8P"T7.e fJrmirnion irnVn nominated
stood by tne side . f fien. Taylor in the fearful
struisle at Bnena Vista but he too was fn
dteted as a traitor in a Federal Court, and it
to be tried by a packed jury, and if possible
convicted and hunc. There were some presses
in K-insns, and tliey were another obstacle to
the ingress rf slavery. But thev, loo. were
Mr. Huehanan, is thus described bv Hon ' IP ,?ed n,",an: " a Federal Court, the
. . tt t . , u " . ! bui'dtnes demolisltf d, and the offending tvne
Tito 8 n. BestoS (who was a ..pectator) I thrown int.. the ner. Thus ha. every bar!
in hii recent celebrated and powerful Ad- ' r'rT, thf Africanization of Kansas ona by
i . c. T . i one been removed.
dress at St. Louis : B,lt In m Cn thr
I found a parrison of oflriee-holders inside ! settlers were to elect a Legislature, a pro-sla-of
the Convention, and a besieging armv of i v,ry army marched into the Territory, took
the nmt prnlrv on the outside tit it. Tacked poession of ihe noils, and elected whom the.
drlti.i-.es were there, sent to betray the people. ' rl'!,ed. This pretended Legislature assem-
t'ra tieieeates were ihrre, coming from the ; p'"t. esiablihed slavery in Kansas, and for
8:ates which cmld rjive no Democratic vote, j l,!i"d it wi'h the mo.t infamous code of laws
sitmr-ers ol Congress were then-, although "tiatever disgraced a civilized Stale,
forbid by their duties from bein; at such
To eive
greater permanency to Ihis bloody code. Ihey
place. A cuhort of otfice-holders from Wash- j hedged in Ihe eb-ctive franchise with such on-
itiRion ity were mere, pnii1Cal eunuchs consctonaoie oaihs that no honest while man
in the federal svstem, incapable of acting fir I r"W vote. A Federal Governor, appointed
th smsllesi federal otVice, yet sent there by the against the wishes of three-fourths of the set.
Administration to nnpsse a President unon t llers, enforres these laws in a Federal Cnnet
collection, ani1 w,h a tederal army; while the Governor
the pr.ip'e. It was a scandalous
rxcinnea oy ine vonstittitinn lrom being even
electors f the President; and yet sent there
to vote for the A Immigration and to vote
npon the principle of the ex that knrveth
his master's crib upon the principle of the
ass that knoweth the hand that feedeth him.
Utillies were there from the Custom House
n. I ,1 1 . .
" "'- peupie cnose is innicted as a trai
tor, and now lies in a Federal prison.
This is not the popular sovereignty that I
endorse.
The gentterren who for the present have
con ii im over me uemocranc carte in this
conntv. have determined, and caused it to be
Fremont
V ill mure
Buchanan 0
About half the company were ladies,which
accounts for the smallness of Buchanan's
.- naitl II tllC
ladies don't help. Just think of the White
House without a lady to preside in it a
-naiion s lather without a wife turning
the People's Mansion into a fussy, prim,
Old Bachelor's Hall
' " Twmit So at am
Over 200,000 bushels of wheat and corn
were shipped from the uppet lake ports of
H. tho week endmp June 27.
The October Election
"'"fft Oct. 14, 1850.
Whig, American &. Republican
l-IO. TUKKTS.
Liberty and Onion, now and for ever, oe and
inaeparabln." biaiu. WrasrtB.
'The Onnatiuition of the I'nilM states ie an instrument
ot of imnieitiate hut of ultimate and uniaerral Freidom
It a foeontemtilakd br thellreat M-n ho frame.1 it"
anl tne World La o resard-d i. The .National Flar
that in it" ermhol, ia the hnnneror LtllKK rt'.i. i.iM
and red -lrt ajmlwla of Keeslnlionary triala. of the
i-renfa of Wrtorr. and the Mieel or f-arrifiN? MT IM
8TRI Unos fi ti sr.xn aa lintrnn. anil ImperiehaMe
aa Uie pi den fin-n of Uod'a firmament N.I'.Uisaa. Je
"' r,o" t"' awr can. end nerer KiH roe, and nn
tnrthla paerr iei1 eeei- malr mt role, tn ril.nd Slarm
awr rmibtfH .-, . . .- . ,. e
j, . . . .. u nFjKrtLar.
roa fwa OoMxiaelOMrK.
Thomaa li. Cochran, of Vork Co
1 ArtllTtia iil SRRAL.
Darwin Pbelpa, of Armstrong Co
roRSrmrnolli!vr.au
Barth'w Laporlc.of Bradford Co
For Congress,
JOHX C. RUN K EL, of narrishure
(Stii jart to the derWon of a Congreunnai Confercnot.)
a ui ncrrcsentauve,
THOMAS HAYES, of LewishnrgS.W
(Surject to the deeielon of a hVpreaentatir Conference.)
For Associate Judge,
JOHN W. 81 MONTON, of Buffaloe
ur i roinonotaiy, Ac
JAMES W. SAiVDS, of Mifflinburg
For County Commissioner,
WILLIAM KUHL,of West Buffaloe
i-or atsinci Attorney,
ALBERT B. VORSE,of LewisburgN.W
For County Auditor,
JOHN D. BOG A It, of New Berlin
nd toe five points in Xew Vork all with the . officially announced, lhat no man who enterl
approbation of the Administration; fof ihe
nTtre-holders wonld not be there (absent from
their duties and drawing ihetr pav) without
the consent "fihir employers. It was a scan
drtlous collection.
As the Buchanan men claim Bsnton as
his friend (and so great a friend that it
is stated ho will run a St parate Electoral
lains and utters these sentiments should be
placed nprn the Democratic ticket. These
are rev sentiments, Ihe earnest convictions of
my judgment.and I can hoist no other banner.
in ine coming eler.tions I intend my vote shall
repres-nt my principles ; for ihis reason I do
not desire to be a candidate for office.
Yonrs, truly, G. W. Skorl.M..
Of course such a man had no chance
Ticket in Missouri !) he is their own i before a Buchanan convention : but the
witucss.and they must admit his evidence. Free Soilcrs talk of sending bitu to the
o wotmer sucn a tvonventiou should get j Slate ornate.
Pennsylvania Democratic Ticket.
AVaeW. That In the repeal of the art known the
Miaeoun eompromi-e act, and the iae of the art or
camsinc the Territories of Kan.au and Sraka. free
from nne..nitnlinoal rrrtri.-ttn. ,. a,t on-na
PKHFUKHKD A W.lltK OF PSTRIOTIO StrRIVlrRta
tneetlni the demanda of arrtional eirltement br Ullrha
aenailherenee to the rnndamental law.
.Th..t ve full, endoMi the administration of
L- -iL-Jr , ,, ""ai FAITH rUL, AND F.Y-
I? i'fj "' " "'Z to " ,h" ""Pneunt emrrarn.ie.
Inch the eonntrj haa bad to enmunter, and that he has
ii.?"""1"1 i"ta mud honor at liome
Tteoryr9ia pnrtimfth mntfm fth,mvmti(m
w,tch nominated Vr. foUowrnn Oiuiluiatm -i
?2 '-f-KOkOK SCOTT. f Columbia Ok
Aud.tnr n'ral-J.QtH FKY, of Montpomry Co.
part of tlio ninkinjt IiiimI rha.1 bn umrd or ptlin
4i)ifrwiM tl.n ia tiiiiui'trff of lhf poMir thrht
until the mount uf ueh uVbl U n tlucvd bt'lotf ttto mm
Of flvti nillKiDt of ilollnni.
SrcTi!t 4. TbtHftbTOmmniiwvaHkAliaUitntln
mmy tDMnnrr or nt nt nieiltrrd or lo.tnH to ny iudit iJ
u-il, rotppany, rorporHt ion. or aMriatia ; Mr ) tbn
riiiuionwflith herMltiT btfrtitw a iut ownnr or Uck
L4lr in anj cnoi nr, M-ioria'Foa or rorprratln.
tiKCTttiS 6. Tlitr rstnimnnwrxlth fhnll nut uManv th
df bt, or anjr part Uieivstf. of an; eruntv. qitT, hnrotin'Ii or
township. or if aiivcorpt'ration or adWw-iatit'ti. unlv. nurh
dftttF-hall lutwetvm rontrartl toMhtetli ,rtf tn rTv!
Invaitio. pupprMW dotn-iMir iourtwtini. .Iff- iwl itwlf in
tine nf war, or to attit the Mat ia till diarttaro of aoy
porttnn Ot it prtwut iiHlriiarsitirsi.
tntioK 7. The lf;itlatura sball not antlrrrif atir
muntr. city. Isomuifli, tinlitp, or inorpnratri tlifttict.
tv irtiirof a of it Httarna or othrrww. tn twoniiaa a
ntf-rk IroWcr in aov taianj. asocial ir rtrai.ratiia. or
to obtatn money tVr or loan it credit to auj corporation,
aMociaUon. ttuUtutiOD or party.
stroma AHivPfxr.
TTiFTt ttfialt ho an arlditional articlf tn Pair constitution,
to be desigualMl a artkle iferen. aa follows:
ARTKLE XII.
OF NEW COtNTIFA
No rounty nhiU b? dirid-d by a lino mittior off ott '
on tnth of it popiilatiou, (ei hrr to form a nw rounty '
ap Athaartwiati. ) tf laAnt tliaa mwit fvwsi BUftlr nf auh dautntar. '
by a vole of tin rlcruira tltrnf; aor thai I any nw
county br rstnblMbuai, omtaiuing let than four huu-irtd
rMiuare wiles,
trirv AMHfPirm.
From tarrtion two of the first artirl of the rmstttot Ion.
strike out the wnrtU, -f fv -ajir of' a-Mphia. nvH nf
each eaunly rdtwif ;' from Krrtion fio. Mine articlw,
atrikn out th word-, I'hUaiitlphtt att f Vif. rrr.d
fuit;" frtrfji eilKrn rvn, mm artirl, auikv nut i be
winl. ntuhrr tkr cvy of FnUutetphw. nor fy." au-l
ioswrt in lieu thereof tins Orttn -ad ma ; anl tstriHe out
rTf-liii. fotir, faiuc aitM-lc, atid in lieu tberwuf inaurt tbe
frllit'iir:
" ?ecih 4. In tlie yi-ar one fhoiianil elitht hunHreal
an'! ixty-fnur. antl in erery Mrcnth yi-ar tli''rraftr,
rfftp'A'itUliri'H, tn I lie nunitkrf on bumipd. fttiall 1m
afiporti'anevj and liftrihot-! eq-ially throughout tbn ntnte
by lii-lriirtn. in profortlun tf the ouutbrof taxalilv mhab-
itnts lnthewevoral prirta t ht-n or.j-xe-.t y'jffffij "y
L tnxt ne aT1twnI a Vt'imt- n-pivM.ntatinu ; but an ninrr
than threa countir -b.iH be join-... an. no county alia II
bedividfl. In th frniafir,u of a di-trtct. Any ntv rm- i
tniniuic a auffl-ient nnnbrr nf UaMna to aatitl it to at I
lea-i tw tv.rcfrnt:itiTu fhall bare anparate ipreiMn- I
Utioa aai-Hrnrd It aa-l ahall he diMded mm a.ntinitnt 1
di'trx-t ,.f mntisumuterritnry.of tHii.l taxable bor,ula- '
Hon m n. ar aN may Iw.each of which districU ahalllvct :
one nprcfifntatite." i
At the etvi of rtirm rfwn. mime artfele. frJrrt th-ao
amtinirai a.rn-r. nj cmTyu.tt. I.rnlury us nrorv mu,
til Cu-(ffM tarrUt,.tfaa at nusi.l LtiA ma tarntnl JJi Lm
dirt.erf tn tt' t trim titan thm-.'1
Tim lecistaturv. at Its fir.t iwsir,ti snr tl.o ..lwl,. r
thw amendment, nhall divide tlie rtty of l'hiiale.lbia into
rnat trial ami rrvretUU5 di.tnrrjt,in'the aMnur ahnv
lmi.led; rsurhdiatrieubtrvnialii uuH.anjtrd until th
npieoriionmrtit ia tha ymmx umm thouaaod mtgH kundrrd
aud ity four.
FOntTn AJfr;!rDMrtT.
?b SrrtinH xxwi, Artid I.
The le2lturvahill have the power tn alter, frToke or
annul any charter of inoorDoratkn hereafter ennft-rrnl l.w :
or under any general nr special law, when. re r ji, their
opinina it may he iitjurpoos to the cittieon of the eom
m -nwr-alth : in aueh manner, however, Ibat no iujiMiioa
hall be done to tbo ourpuratora.
Is Srwvre. )
April ai. 1S.t. f
Prmlrrft, That Ihffl nfolotion jn fm the ftrvt amend
ment. yea iU. nays S. On lite Tvnd anienduie-ul. y.a
1, naya tf. n the third anteo.imeat. yea 2&, oayt 1.
On th frinrlh amnflment. yeat nays 4.
iiitraet from Um Journal :
THOMAS A. UAUUXRE, &rk.
Is Hotxi or RrntSKjCT-iTiTaa, i
Anrll n IMM C I
rTrfff,That thla resolntion pam. On the flrrt amamd.
ment, yeaa 72. ni 2t. 4n Ihr aeennd amend mnt, vena
fiC, nayn -'i. On Um third amendment, yraa M. naya 2$ ;
and on the f..urth amemlment, yeaa 6Jt naya It!.
aUaet front the Journal :
WILLIAM JACK, Clerk.
SzcEFTAiiT'a OrrrrE, l
rud Apru a., w. a. r, cvnn v.
Secretary nf the lommtmweatth.
SKCarTAPTH Orririf I
RIUtirBCM. June a7, IMG. i
Ifnnjf7wtnyr, XX:
I do certify that the a bore and foretmlnK a n true and
r.m t ropy of the oriental -Ra.:iutwm relative to aa
Amendment of tba CDtltutioa,' aa tbo name remit ua
on tile iu tliia oMrje.
f-) In tewtmony whereof, I have hereunto aef my
( t- . haod and cauafd tn I affixed tho aeal of the
V-" J Svcretaraolura, tho day and mr aNve written.
A.O.lTKTlN.
Secretary of the CammtmiceaUh.
I Sf.MTf,
April 21, iHAft.
nt Ihe ta o HmO" nf tbf tieuvral Ajuwmbly
aaweaitl) Purine aeB.i.n oi
i tiiia Coni-
VYifni-aii my baml and tho aeal of raid onlee,
L. 0. ini x wnTy-Mv-nii' iiny or June, on .uounauu
t J aijcUt aiuidxed aad hi ty-aix.
A Cm. CT'RTIX.
C38U fwcrriarg of the
James B. Hamlin,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
IX. liOince- on Secnml St. w?t side, 2nd
door smith of Market, Let, iftburff,
6m.r93 L'niou Uo. Ta.
Sheriff's Sale.
ft in depth, on which are rrerted " ' tS. JS-
6rt rate BlilCK lWKLI.IXi H..oe. aiiJ. I u"l out of the Court of Comaioa r4,
nitii! .., I haniLnme Frame .sial.te. and I of I'nion cnuutv, will be expi.se-l to p,.h .
all other necessary Oiitbuililinga. There are !ale ai the house of Jonas Fiaher, ia v.'h
aaUon said Lot a variety of choice Fruit ' Deer Mills, L'nion county, la on Fi.!ay,
ZETreea. and a never failing Well of ricel- I lih day of July next, at lo'cl. ri,, A. M ,fc.
lent water. 1 interest of Hepburn M'CIore, E-tj, i0 tne
Also THREE VMVPROrED LOTS ot lowing described real propeny. u u :
ground fronting on Market street and adjoin-I No. 1 A certain tract of land situate m .(.
in the lot above tlescrilieil on the west. winch ' lownsnip 01 r nue ierr ami coumy ait te j
are well calculated for Btiililin? Lois, he in a
very handsome location. Said lots will be
sold separate.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M. of said
day, when terms will be made known by
HttiH P.SHF.M.RR.
UEOima F. MILLER,
Lewisbure, July 4, lH!,r,. Assignees, Ac.
Mitchell's New National KAP.
THIS is the only Inrze Metallic Plate
3lap ever pnhtishetl in Ihis country,
showing the United States, Mexico and Cent
ral America in their proper connection.
It is on a larger scale than any Map pub
lished for peneral circulation, embracm!? the
United Stales anil Territories from the Atlan
tic to the 1'actttc Ocean.
It is the latest Man of the United Sta'es
published consequently embodies all infor
mation of the most recent Government Sur
veys and Explorations.
It exhibits the Kail Roads more distinctly
than any other general Map.
Beintj finely engraved on copper.the physi
cal features and gengraphical characteristics
of all parts of the country are more clearly
and distinctly delineated than on the Litho
graphic Map.
Nojjeneral Maps previously published show
Ihe Shoals and Sand Banks in the Vicinity of
the est India Islands, this feature being
a..r.',c i.'onueu m M trine Charts.
The Map of Sandwich Islands is on a larg
er scale than before exhibited in any Ameri
can publication.
The various acknowledged and disputed
boundaries of the several Central American
States, including the claims of the Mosqmlo
King at different periods, are correctly desia-
I r?"''M'P '"c dillerenl
' Topef lorcons'tfuct'ing
cec. inrotignout tti
ca) and
A table
to the pi
Elates, ann ny oittcrent overlain! routs across
OUT lin.etfle.l Taredne,.. ..C tli P-.-:
I . , . ' .1
cu as Gistanres ov water inrotiunoul all
i FOR SALE. I
iMiTna ll or? T llrlrk House and :
itda ml Hjlf LiK of around siiuaie oti Market .
8.crHrg af U.C a,mnmwallh. j s,re.r opposlIe lhe ufw pr.sbylerian Ch.
Also a Half liOt of gronnd simate on j
the south-east corner of St. Louis and feme-.
lery streets in the borouMliof Lcwisbur.
Also all my interest ia a COACH SHOP, 1
doing a gncd business.
For Terms, inquire nf
WILLIAM JOHES.
Lewisburg, June 13, I8-P6
bounded east by lhe Snquehanna river. octti
by taints ol Henry llishaiitl others, north hr
lands of Ja's Culberiaon, west by lands later
owned by Kessmger and others, comaum,
two hundred and twenty acres more or le
wheron is erected a twn-slorey Unci Man
sion House, a stone Bank Barn, atid citr '
outbuildings, with the appurtenances.
No. 'i. Situate in Ihe township aforesaid
bounded east and south by lands o. l.cor's
by lands of James Culbertson, weal by lan:i
lately owned by Henry Leas, containm; t,ce
hundred acres more or less, whereon u t
small Frame Hmt-t, with the appurtenaricr.
Wo. 3- Situate in the township afortsaii,
bounded east by lands No. S. soaih by -o. I
and lands lately owned by l. Busier am! ott
ers, west by lands latelyowned by Wni.H. acd
I David Marr, north by lands of James ('u.'beri-
sua and Jacob Farley, containing flij acre,
mure or less, whereon is erected a sma!
I Honse, with the appurtenances
' I No. i. Situate in the township aforesa:!,
FINE BUFFALOE VALLEY FARM bounded east by No. I and others, snu b bi
70R SALEa-IIavlns become tw old ; XJZ IfZJTy
ui iuaiitt);c uty laiee rartu 10 aiivaninve, ; .o. .x.
I wish to sell a part of the same a tract of
9. AcrcH, or of IO I. j
as a purchaser misht prefer. The portion I
would part with is all fust quality Limestone
land, and every field mav be atered from the
Little IturTaloe creek. It is all under the best
ctiliivation,exreptahrnt twenty acres fi!Vjr
of excellent TIMBER. Ii is newly TXS
is a I
rontaining tbiriv-six acres more orlrn
with the appurtetiatices.
Tin. 5- Sitnale in the township aforesaid,
Kftonded east bv So. 4. sooih by the Faetonr
lands and lhe Turnpike hVad. west ly laodi
lately owned by u'm. II. and llavtd Matr, and
Dorth bs No. 3 and others, containing twenty
acres more or less, with the appnrtenaners.
No. 6. Situate in the township aforesaid,
bonnded east by No. 5 and Factorv lands and
limed, wiih new fences. There i
Limestone Ouarrir onen. fr.im which i "thers. south by the Tornpike Road and others,
honsands of bushels are sold vcarliTniias i west ,an,s cf Jab Farley and ethers.
atso a young Deanng fi: JIAKII.
The Improvements all new are a rood
fck two-storey Frame HOI'SE with a Cellar
JUatKitchcn. and a Pump hesnle it, a Spring
House.a large Hank Barn, Wagon Shed,
Corn House and other ont.hinMinss.
The property lies in Kellv township, near
Flick's store and Kellv's Mill 5 miles from
Lewisburg. and 2 from Milton and Ins been
pronounced one of the best in lhe Valley.
Title, indisputable. Payment to be o
one nan down, and the remainder on tune, j
rosseuion given the 1st or April netf.
63i SAM LEI. YODF.R.
jp.iiin.ir rni '"'r Arnlianoi r ,-,.,, e,i
Kail Koads, Canals, i"" i" oaic.
us countrv. tCentral Amen- I 1 V rirtna nl an n..ln. nr il.. n t. - .1
Mexico are indicated. I) rn r r A "'I""1"3
I. giving the distances bv Rail Roads ! n JT? 5. L"'''" 5"' ' '!': .
nncipa. oUces throughout the I nited ' 8BVFET L ZeT. Tit I'"
north by lands of Jacob Farlev and Hmrr
Iltsh, containing one hundred and 6l'ty actea
more or less, wiih the appartenances.
No. 1. Situate in the township aforesaid,
bonnded east by lands No. 6, south by lands
of J. Cummings, north, and west by lands of
Jacob Farley, containing twenty-five acres
more or less, with the appurtenances.
No. S- Sttnate in the townsh.p aft resaid,
bounded east by No. 3, sooth by No. I and
ade ! ".,h,"r weM bV lands of No. 4, and north by
v-imiainin? lour acres more or less,
whereon is erected a small House, with tha
(appurtenances. ...
J ffetzed and taken in execution and to be sold
' a. it. . . f I r i i-. t-
1MMEL D. GCLIHN. fherift
Sheriff's Ollice, Lewbtirg, June 1J, 1S5
parts ol the World, also ihe height of princi
ple mountains and length of principal rivers
on the Map is much more lull and valuable
than usually accompanies a general Map.
The table eives the population ol all the
counties in the I'nited States, according to
Census of 1S50, and area of all Stales and
Territories are of great value.
There are on the ame sheet two Maps of
ihe World, one on Mercator's, and one on the
Situnay, the 23' of Ampnt next.
the following described Real Estate, late the
estate of the said deceased, viz: The
situate in Limestone township aforesaid, ad
jotntog lands of John Rinehart. John Mensh
tieo Leisthtner, Henry San lers. Henry Frock,'
John Croasgrove and oihers.containtng about
184 ACKKS
and 5 perches, about :0 acres of which are
rM.JlLUi,i, i-u wnii.il inn relative " ' ii muni;; ..i.sc acres ol cxce.ii ni 1 Vh. - r
f -- ' . ' 1 1 ) . S UII'M ayO.
cp such a Inform. The Pcinocraey of Sheffield township
" P'td rciItit;n that ibej would send no
w . .V j i r i ..-'i v , I VelW n4 PPrt do man who sup-
anle to attend on KrooL-a' trial Ii ;. t ... ... 1 r r
, , portca tba Cmcionali platform.
ea he may never recover. Brooks waa I v .i rr -
a -i j e j .l i "J Four othorTownsbtM were noreprtMB-
rirJ. and finer! Ihn nalteu anm nt QAn 7 . . r r1""
.. . ... ' ' Altogether, "aincs ia work in." -
Scimrnr k Eris Rarboad. The ex.
which paid down
The dcUtd on the expulsion of Brooks
from tha House, comraauccd oa AVedaes-
day .his fricud showing the most bullying
fpint, but not being able to overawo the
Free Pta'.o maiuhera. The dobata waa
most esoitiog, and Keitt of S. C. drew a
ehair to atrikc Hickman of IV, vhea he
waa kept off by force.
l-Col. Fremont' Letter of Accc ptanee
ia a maelcrly doca tricot, aod ehowa ho is a
Btatcamao aa well aa a eoldior a Patriot
aa wen aa a brave aad noble mm
ai'Ii CVS L nt arcfV.
tension of onr railroad connections, by the
Northern Central Railroad, renders the
progress of the Santwry k Erie Railroad
a matter of interest to Baltimore, and we
are therefore glad to learn from a publish
ed report of the latter company that the
eetern division rnnning from a point in
the Tionests, eighty-two ' miles to Erie,
which was placed noder contract some time
", will now he actively poshed to com
pletion. It will ran along Bonnet's Branch
We land the Sinoemahoniog, by tbe way of
a w
T-t the Y'ltrrt of Union County:
F enow CiTtir.s I offer myself as a can
didate for re-election to the office of Proth
Onolary and Clerk of the several Courts
of Lmon county. Should I be elected,! flatter
nivsen mat tne aiscnarge of the duties of said
offices heretofore by me, is .sufficient pledge of
.... f i ' ip. attention to ann discharge of Ihe
dunes of said offices with fidelity.
Lewisburg. July 8. SAMUEL ROHSH.
Presidential Election
TneKfay, Xov. 4, IS 56.
Free Soil, Free Speech, Free M.:n, Free Prett,
A SB
Freedom for Kansas !
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS :
(Antl Slarery W higa, Democrat, aud AaWKaaat
FOtt FtttSlntXT: "
JOHN C.FREMONT
WM. L. DAYTON
- Of KKW JERSET
Cincinnati Platform Xominationt.
far PeeaUeaWaWES PCHJAir. at Penrmreairia
tTi Premtont-IOHS C.BKCCKI.siKIPaK,or Kaatulk
Pro-Slavery American Ticket.
Tat Paa.in.rr MILI.ARU FIlXMOItE, nf Ne Vork.
laawajrr ANDaiW J. DONLSuN,ef Tenncaae.
Iteanlntten prenneinr amendments tr. theOnslitutioa
of the Ointtnvn wealth, being nnler conatileralion,
tin the tneetion.
Will the pVnata airree tn the first amendment t
The jeaa and najre were taken acreeuhlv u. the proTla
ton. of the Cnnelitution, ani were at, follew. arj :
YEOi Mm.o. Ilrowne, Harkal-w. Crevwelt, Keana,
Fi-rmiMin, VlenniRi-n. Iloce, Ingram. JaaiiMin, Knoa,
Lanliarb, le-wia, MTIInteek. Trice; 8ell.-r, ehntnaii,
s.,uther. ftranb, Taititart, Walton, Welsh, Wuerrj, Wii
km and Piatt (Smlfr) U.
Nra Mea.ra. Crahh, Greft, Jordan, Btellincar, and
Pratt a.
Si the queation waa determined In the affirmative.
On the queation.
H ill the Senate atrree to the eeennd amendment t
Tlie yeaa and naya were taken affreeahlj to the proria.
ion. nf the Cnetitution, and were aa fiiiloir, vis :
Veaa Meeiirp. Bmwne, Burkatew, Creaewell, Kvana,
Iliire, Initram, Jnnilwn, Kmia. Laulaieh. Iewia. M'Clin.
tnrk. tlellerii. Shiiman, riouther, Ijtraub, Walton, Welsh,
Wle rry and Wilklna 1.
Nat.i Slefure. Crabb. Pereuenn. OreiFe. Pratt. Pete. ena I
rUll (.Venter) .
ci theqqeatioa was determined in the afllrmatiTS.
On thiqoeKtion,
W ill the Senate atrree tn the third amendment ?
The yeaa and naya were token acreeahlr to the (tnnall.
tnihin. and were as follow, via:
Vaa Meeara. Ilrowne, llurkalew, CraLh. Creaawell,
Evans, rrrtcueon. Flennikeo, Hn-e. tnttram. Jaaiteim,
J'dan, Knoa. Itibsrh. le-wia. M'Olintork. Melltntter,
Pratt. Priee. rVllera. ebuman, tfnuiher. Strauh. Taintart,
Walton, nvi.h herry, Hilkiua and PiaU (.(ilrr ai.
-r. oiniK -
bo the question waa determined in the affirmative.
On the qnearion.
nt tue .Senate aeree to the fourth amendment
The yrn and naya were taken agreeably to tbe Consti
tution, and were ae follow, via .-
Vase Meeara. browne. Burkalew, Creawell, Evana,
Flentnken. Iloge, Ineram. Jamison, Jordan. Knoa,
l.auhai-h. le-wie, SI'clintKk, prtee. Bellers. tthuiaan.
souther, traub, Walton, Weiab, Wnarry, Wilkan and
. mi, i.-r.i.n-i m.
Sava Ueaars. Crabh. Ore. Melllniter Mid Pratt 4.
So the question waa Uelcriniaed in tbe amrmattTo.
Jocksal or rni ItousK ny RkPftssrvTartvia, I
p-ii t, is . (i. r
The yeas and naya were takanaxreeably to the provisions
of the 1 ""-filim- n, and on the first pmiMieed amendment
YEAS Measrs. Anilerwin. nnetrna. RaMwIn HBII n k
l.yeomirut,l BecktVovk.) llernhaM, Ikryd. Borer, Brown,
Brush. Rurhanan. I'aldwell. C'atnphril. (arty, Crawford,
rrant. lMwdall, Wiroier, FaoaoM. Fiwter, lieta, Hainan,
,.HTiwr. mill., itioiia. Ill I. II Heme. Ilibtie.
position and comparative size of the different
divisions of the Globe are distinctly shown.
By the Map on Mercator's projection, the
World is shown, as if viewed by one rlance
from the I'nited Stares. This is dune by
placing the American t'onlinent in Ihe center,
which also eives a definite idea of the value
of a ship canal throtizh Central America, and
a Rail Koad from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Ocean across the I'nited States, throuch which
the commerce and travel of the World must
pass. Mr. F. TAfjGART, of Wayne Co., is
ensraeed in canvassing Tnion and Snyder
counties for the above work published by
S. ALOCSTLS MITCHELL, Philad.
West Branch Insurance Company,
OF Lock Haven, Pa., insure Detached
Buildings. Stores, Merchandize, Farm
Property, and other buildings, and their con
tents, at moderate rates. Doing business on
botbCash aud Mutual plans. Capital,$:i0ti,000.
DIRECTORS.
MEADOW, with a convenient
DWELLINO 1 FOUSE,
larjrc Hank llarn,
gja larrje bearins ORCHARD, a Well of
excellent Water at ihe door, and other
necessary improvements.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, and terms made known by
1M.MKI. SMAFKR
.a - HE.NRV K. riANDERst,
-aasi-W UUICI, Urt II
WoorUots and Small Farm for Sal.
T tuit purchasers, an retuvnahte ttrmt.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland, si-
L tuaie in White Deer Tp.. on Little Bnf-
j faloe Creek.abont a mile above tiAldin'a store.
rantrinr; lrom 14 to 21 acres each, well timb
ered with various kinds ol Oak, Pine, Poplar,
and Chesnut.
Tbe Farm contains about S5 aeresjef which
IS are cleared, and has on it aTwaStorv Log
av Hons. a Log Stable. Cprinw of Water,
llaJLand Frntl trees of variosa kiBiIa. fr aii
joms lands of John HuramH and Jacob Han-
man, ahont I j mile from (ialdia'a aWora, in
a Co Pa.
The above propertv ia offered" at Priwaio
Sale, by the subscriber.
GEORGE MEECELU
Kelly Tp., An. 10, '55.
Just
w-WTOW
J. Goldsmith fc Bro'f.
N'
Hon John J Pearce Hon G C Harvey
John B Hall T T Ahrams
Chas A Mayer 1) J Jacktnati
Chas Crist W White
Peter Dickinson Thos Kitchen
Hon. G. C. HARVEY. President.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
THO S KITCHEN. Sec'y.
JAMES B. HAMI.I.V, Aernt.
627 LewisburR, L'nion Co. Pa.
PUBLIC SALP.
"TTILt lie olTered at 1'uMic Sale, the
KF.RLI. IKO WOltK!.,
nion county, 4 miles south of Hartletoa, nn
Thurnlmj, Friday and Saturday, the 10M,
1 Uh and 1-2h ofju'u urjrt.
Id. H. Dersham, W. D.,
HAVING permanently located in Le
wisbure. Pa., resnectfnllv tenders his
Professional Services to the citizens of this
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
to the duties of his profession to merit a share
of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
to Chronic Diseases of every nauie.and treated
with unparalleled success.
Da. DE Its HAM eraduated at the reno.n.
American Electtc Medical I'olleze.C'incinnati,
having first studied the Old or Allopathic sys-'
tern of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
of the Old School Medical Colleges of Philad
elphia; but becoming convinced of the super
iority of the N'ewor American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in lhe Reformed or Ame-
" Stock necessary for carrying
on the Furnace and Forge such as Teams.
L a!"ns' c,,al and Ore Beds, one
WTi " rate Mare for riding or buggev,
' 14 cal Cars for filling coal in Fu'r-
r,' 'Dg v-ars and a lull set of Mining
1 ools, a full set of Furnace and Force Tools
Colliers', Blacksmith and Carpenter TOOLs!
Also a laree loi of hammered BAR IRON as-
-'r-. Ah' p"p t
1 v.. . i ii u i. ii, an (try j
number of articles not mentioned
".""""There will also be offered on Saturday.
av ot sale, ruLK TRACTS of
.. vi.ii..i.yi, as loiinws :
Tract No. 1 containing 300 term more
or less, the whole tract well Timbered, with a
ioiKc tract oi n nue nne on it for saw tim
ber, adjoining lands of Adam Mnsser, John
Smith and others. This tract is offered in
lots of S5 or 50 acres, to suit purchasers.
Tract No 2 contains I Acr)-this
tract has about one half nf the Coal Timber
cnt off, but all the White Pine left stand for
sawing; the remainder is covered with lim-
i e i, 1 1 a' ' 1 ,nc' ls on "he east
enil of 1 abily s Mountain, formerly owned bv
VV m. Forster, dee'd.
Tract No. 3 is Sprout land, the wood being
cut off five years ago. containing SO terra
aojoining lauds or John Rote and others. Tht.
tract has excellent Chestnnt sprouts on h.
- nva.au. is a i so sprout land at Buffaloe
is the winter of our discontent
made glorious summer" br tha ar
rival oi.oar ACW STOCK of
Spring axd Summer Goods,
consisting of the largest assortment of J.VS
WEAR ever before brought to the town of
Lewisburg. Our Mock ia complete, aad we
are se ling at veryredaeeJ prices. All of our
..oocis are selected by ourselves and manufac
tured in our own establishment in Philad. nr.
Black, Brown, Blue, Green. Claret aad Flair
Broadcloth and Cassimere Dress, Frock and
Sack Coats, as well as
FANCY CLOTHING
of every description Vests of Cassi mere, Silk
and Satin, ali made after the latest fashions,
and warranted to be well made. Also White
Marseilles Vests.White Linen Vests and Pants,
and every vaneiy of goods usually found in a
GentlrmcHt FurnUkina Z'srri o'taAnienl
and a Urge! including f;inre itmi... x.,l.i.i.. c .
I T. .ti)IU.,0IKIl
arrawers, suspenders. Handkerchiefs, I ndcr
shirts. Ac. Also a great variety of Fancy
Articles. Also II 41 , Caps for Spring and
Summer wear, I mbrellas, Carpel Bags, etc
There will be crowds aucr.di.ig our next
month's Court, therefore we have laid in a
much larger stock than we otherwise would
have done. Our motto is Quick Sales and
Small Pro(its,"and to.ihis motto we adhere.
N.B. We would particularly call the atten
tion of Parents to our stock of Bots' Currut.s,
and also that Goods will be carefully made to
order. Particular attention paid to orders frons
the country. Lewisburg, April, 1834
ncan Eclectic Medical College of lhe Queen 1 roPunla,n containing about SO 4re ad
City of the West. This Institution. nlthon.K ; fining lands of J. Foster Wilon and ..ther.
ye. in iia nuary, has nn anperiey ia theOreat Weat. and ",s "Is" aj good Chestnut Sprouts on
Med!ei;.""ui'; !Lu,!ir; '".' TT ' -""r "tV"g " over four years ago.
: , . ... ... nwnnu 1 1 I aenutna
jnyrtoane to all parte of our itlnbe. and in Ohio, Indiana,
l ' f W'" m " man numtrmu than any otuer
Abolition Candidate!.
Mart-e ami lil.aw CT. a- r Fee. Fit aiaaaii OaWaTT aWTTW Mt V Twa.
llelromb, Hnnateker, Iinhria. ISMthajn.Ianu.Irwna.Jaerna,
Joknaon, Lpurte, lebo, Li nzakir, livett. M'Calmnnt,
M I'.rttiy. JtOnU. Slaixrle, M.wer.Mlller. Mentmaairy,
'taoTeh.-ait. Nunneravher. Orr. Penreon, i'tn-lpe. PuroelL
Kamvy. IM, ReinneM. KitMie. IM-eta. ehenk, gmitlt
( A I lefftw-ny, I Smith tOambria, Smit h Wyomina-.) .strowee,
Tbaaniiaon. Vail. Wfaalkm nr.ie,. '.i... 1. vr ..... ,
(Ltiarrne.l Ziniaaennan and Wruilit (.vjawtee) Ti.
Kn Mee.rs. Anini'llne. ltTTr.t"Vir.''obnnrn.noek,
Fry.Kultnn.eayuml,llil,laney Uanrittnei.Uanfreft.Hrnaae-
Reener.lrilneker.tiMlliritMr Vvee tlanlev M.H. M..
aaa. J'aUrVw. gaHabury. enritk (rniladelpnla.) Walter,
'I "- daaarwiiarl iat tka atBraiatiye,
I' a the quettina.
Will tba Hew aa-r-e tn tha erermd amendraent? " '
The yeaa and nava were taken, aad ware an follow, via:
Heeare. And-raon, Baekaa, Italclwln, Rail. Berk
ftyeaming,) Bert Vork.) Beyaduitl, Bayd, Brawn. Bynan,
Bui banan. Caldwell, r.a.,.aall, Oarty. Craiar, Fanankt
","? ""4- " a-sl 1101. Ilibba,
hllefraa. Ilippl,. Holennrh, llnnarrker, Inihrie, Incbani
r"1"!", rr;,"-,J""M- '", leprae. lbo. Lor Batter,
ii.iu u "'""s 1 riny. ..nowin. Handle, l
. - " , mvwvuwj. x. wiaenar, srr,
era'ri'l'.!Ur."'J'' lt','rt rtla,Rekwi
Swart. Mh (Ailetherly,) Bare to.. Va, Wkallaa. Wyttht
(Luaarna,; ZaaaMnnaa aad Wrjht (ratir;- M.
i lie error .pel dilTerenee between the Rrfrm! (nnl or
Feleetie.a.n.1 tbe old Alloa Uii .yrtea of uediria, U this:
tbe aeersehhol usee no niedieinal acei.t that Is in any
way injarlnua tn tie. kunian ey.tena, auek aa Oalnanel
araenir. Antimony. a.; fnrenperinrai.il harmless ai(enta
nave al late years been diee..vere.. (by tbe ever lib-rat
ana nroirreeeive phyrieiana of the Srw S-bonl.l that are
anaapleto aabatitntea for tboea deleterinn. nedlrlnes fCa.
lomel, e.:) tberefure we have no aee.1 for Uieni. With
i o T.mhl . nd all thoe. o the OM or
ailopathie arbred iee.t tne few nnienna mentioned above
IU.. .. '"T"'"' f hee ,n.m .f 3,.
nine, (ae the Uismepathie, lllret atkie.Tliom.nian. r 1
many Iran .re now eurable that were onee rnaAlerad
15Llui i.""1 "-J,n "therdlrean,. ., Dehilit I(h,
aallsn. Ilyapepaia. I.i.er Diaisiae. l lrerateil SoreTkraat.
vi-eaarn none. nni.l.i I . ..r i- ... . - '
thl t?. TV1? "'T rtM" '-" "P'rmeHy In
ri?-iT """V " difeaaefc It he. been pro,.' by
Slf " "i'rta1ity-t.ltlM alt diaeaa4
h!7rrA t'" ati Uu 0f -Ctatan.
nJtHLS"." VTamn unproTementa. and the
"ear ?eknol ia alwaya prooreeainir. not Line bound down
bydeapoUeereedaandantiituMrtlheorie
"T.B. OFFICE at tha lowee enrf ef Sf.b ' re.e
. . . "IU
i -IT c"nn'nce each dar at 9 o'clock
Terms of sale made known by the
subscriber JOHN i lllikru
sunt: in, f-on.
RAVI. KNALER.
"f
Matktt Street
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drua and Ckemieal
. i
ijewtsoarg, fa.
: Rich Prairie Farina !
TTNIMPROVED LANDS, and Town
J Lots in Illmou, Iowa, and adjoining
States for sale in great variety, at low pri
ces, and on favorable terms.
, Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions of Prop- I
eny. wtta prices attached, forwarded gratia i
by mail on application. I
' r ,I"ntrt ''""I emnretinnn will ftirilitare !
giving vaiaaoie inlormattrn of any part of
to applicants desiring to locate.
Ci Bnyers of Illinois Central R. R. Lands
can avail themselves of the knowledge and
experience of Mr. km, ihe lale Lano agent
of the Company, to supply the difficulty of
making judicious selections.
Particular attention given tn locating War
ranis, examining lands, furnishing maps and
descriptions, payment of taxes, and to a gen
eral Real Estate Business.
CHAS M. DUPirr eV CO.
Corner of Michigan Ar. and Sonth Water St.
em", w. nrc. near M.Cen.R R Dep ot,
Ti a. miu. J CHICAGO'
COAL ! C04-L!
POAL !The nnifersignod iroutd res-
pecttuliy inform the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoinin
towns, that be keeps constanilv on hand a
supply otSIIAMOKIX and V lLHS-BAHRE
C OAL, for Stove and other purposes, of every
variety and siae. and will deliver Coal to persona deeirar
it, aa he ha. ,a re.ni ty, that pi.rpoee. H.vtn ereetrt i
fair nr cisid WKIHII SCAIKS, he ran vaaniw nersoaa
pair, hanne Coal that they will get full weight, aad ibna
pay enly .r what tliey reeeive.
C al ran be had at the lowest Caeh prleas at kai Tare,
a few yards from Mr. W ealeetsanlt UeOL
all kinds niU he attended to at kin Coal
ar.l. titOKGK UoLiTaJX.
te-wi.bnrit. May 7a, twa
IdVAlso Rlacksfuith's Coal.
A FRESH SUPPLY . .
OF Drnss, Medicines, Books, Not ions.
Varieties. Stationery, 4c, parckased ia
New York and Philad. markets, has jast beta
ree'd at the Old Mammoth Drag Store of
CHRIST ca CALDWELL, Lew i.borg.
GLASS Jars, for Pickling and PreserwnT.
Quarts and Half Gallons, for sale cheap
"T CHRIST B CALDWELL
DR.CRBEN S AROMATIC 8AP.a ettaia
enre for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
frnai aa laiewre state or the stomach elan a ear are
ventive ol 'ATK Jul) Jfc't -pnea T aaj. per kwala.
aaala by CUBIST A CAUlWItlXr
SArORIFIER.or Coaceouated Lye war
ranted to make Soap without Lime, and
with litttetaoaMa. tthOMeaaeeYlawdarrwawa
snap fat. yon saa Bak kfleea nUnaa food Coap.
Hard snap fan se aaada la the aama way. For aala by
CUH1?T CALBWBIX.
BAYES' WHITE GREASE, for Waggon.
Uorgtes, Carts. Omnibuses, Stages, ere. '
ewfti;cr ; tic's fee J Ctiilfc ea4aFWUt