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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

FIRST IMPREssIoss-Mr. Greeley, VIII.
ting from Civi'a Vecchia, says: "As;de
from those engaged in fleeing US, | saw
bu, three sorts Of men in Civita Vecch;a, or
rather men following three several avo.
cations. those Of priests, soldiers and beg
gars. Some united two of these callings.
A number Of brown, bareheaded, wrelched
looking women washing clothes in the ho,
sun Of The sea side. but ! saw no trace of
masculine industry other than wha, have
descrIbed, and The place contains 1000 in
habilan,s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

@We learn that next week, the Sus-
qua Packets will oonmelo, running for
the balance Of the season, so as to regularly
pass the Cross-cut opposite this place, on
the down trip, about six o'clock in the
evening-thus enabling passengers to reach
the Junction at o'clock in the morning,
and be in Philadelphia about noon the
same day. The trip from below will be
made at the same hours as at present.
This will be very important and crafty
ing change to the people of the West
Branch country.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

n@-A friend in New York State notices
that the recent session of the Oneida NJ.
Il. Conference was protracted ten days, and
resulted in harmonious division Of that
Conference by an east and west line-the
Ithaca & Catskill Turnpike. The portion
south Of that line is to be called the Wyo-
ming Conference-first session at Carbon
dale. The Oneida Conference (as it was)
reported an addition of between 5 and
5000 to its memberships large increase
in the ministry-and also an increase of
5000 in missionary collections, the past
year.
g was deeply interested in the Nara
tive of the Journey to California which you
sent me in the Chronicle-the more so as
three of my brothers went there, year
ago last spring. They went over early in
the season, by the overland route, with
comparative ease. They drove over with
them Is head of cattle, worth $500 when
they arrived. They were in the mines
when last heard from them, and "!oing
we'll" but-Califcrnia is lara of graves
as we'll as of gold"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
OPERATIONS OF THE MINr.-Tnere we

OPERATIONS OF THE MIxr.-There were
c..,ned al the u. States Mint during the
month of July, lie, ,59s Double E,eles,
Is 2s5 Eagles. 90. .2Oa Half Eagles, l42.
1872 Qiarier Eagles, and 235. .335 Gold
D liars a. .Ot0 Dimes, 80 900 Half Dimes,
$4,000 Three Cent Pieces, I'll ,O72 Cents,
and 100 s7s Half Gems making all to-
ge'her 2.263 2O4 pieces and e3.2s3 .992
The gold BOLTON deposited " as So. .O53. 200
from Cahiornia. and S77,OD0 from other
soaIcss. Silver Bullion Deposited, SI3, 800.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

n-A large number of Baptist clergy
men were in town on Sunday last, Rev.
Thos. Winter, of Philad. Co., preached in
the Presbyterian house in the morning,
and Rev. Dr. Malcom in the morning, and
Rev. Dr. lde at evening, in the Baptist
house
The discourse of Rev. DR.. Malcolm
president elect of the University was of
that practical cast-calculated to awaken
thought, and to lead to daily and habitual
piety-for which he is so highly esteemed.
The impression his visit has made affords
much promise of usefulness in his import
ant Office.
The Address of Rev. J. Lansing Bur-
rows, before the Society of Inquiry, was a
production worthy of the occasion, and
exceeded in energetic eloquence, and in
varied and happy illustrations, the antici-
pations Of many if not most of the audi
ence. Taking, first, view of the Prog
rcss of the Age in the last half century,
he drew from it arguments and incentives
for exertion for the present half century
The audience of 600 or 700, listened for
nearly two hours with unabated interest,
and the reflections left upon their minds
were of a most pleasing and it may be
hoped useful character.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

A letter from Carthage, H., gives a list
Of twelve persons, a, the house of MIR.
Hamilton, hotel keeper, who had died
within few days Of cholera. His wife,
two daughters. son and female relative
were cu' of, with Mr.. and Miss Chap;n, Mr..
Fr.be, Mr.. Page, and Mr.. Cole. Messrs
Cole aud Chaplin were from Connecticut,
and engaged in The sale Of clocks. They.
with two other bnarders. fled 10 Warsaw TO
escape the disease, but all four sickened
ard died immedially.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

An extensive bed Of marble, nrcnpyinn
some ten acres If land. is said 10 have
been recently discovered on the farm Of
Mrs. Susanna Nelly, near Jone-,owo,
Lebanon county. The marble Is consid
cred cq"ai IN quality TO the Italian. and
was discovered by some workmen employ
ed IN making an excavation for widening
The Union Canal. which passes through
the property.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

Hon T. iward Bates delivered an eloquent
Grafton al ST. LOUIS on the 4lh, on The oc
ca>ion OF breaking ground for the ST Louis
and Pacific Railroad. He expressed his
confident belief that, having constructed
the road TO the frontiers OF Missouri.lt ii would
not stop there. but eventually be carried
forward TO the shores OF The Pacific He
also predicted that ST. LOUIS is destined to
become one Of the largest cities on the Con-
tinenl. Last year II had 10000 inhab.
tanis,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

A London letter in the Herald. hearin,
date August !, says 'ha, Plus TX and
Cardinal Wiseman do not seem to care
muct ahou, the laws preparing against
them. LIS Sunday morning, the Roman
Catholic Cathedral, 81. Georges, W. smin
s'er, Was The scene of ceremony which
has not been witnessed for more than three
hundred years in England. namely. ,h-
consecralion OF two Roman Catholic Bish-
ops, with English territorial titles.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
Democratic Delegate Meetings.

The Democratic cIlzens Of Union county,
will meet al their respective places OF hold.
ing elections, on SATURDAY the 23d day of
August, at , O'clock, P. NJ, to elect two
delegates for each district TO meet in County
Convention, on MONDAY the 25rh OF Aug,
Tor the purpose oi nominating candidates
for Senate, Assembly, and Judges. Each
election will be kept open until O'Clock.
UA general attendance is requested.
BY order Of the Standing Committee.
Aug.4. S. HAUPT, Chairman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

A couple of climbs of the law" who
were conducting suit bfore a Justice in
Rochester, got incensed at each other,
and finally came to blows. The "court" sat
by and looked cody on till the fracas was
over. Then the combatants apologized
for disturbing his hon,r, but the Justice,
wipiug his specks, cody declared "he
E4 Mt been disturbed in the least .''-and
tls trial went on.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

The peace and quirI OF. .MnnSy Mve. fte4Y
graceless blackguards. who inesl that Bor-
ough. and 20 proving ahou' all hours OF
The night. swearing. cursing. drinking, vel.
ing and fighting, lha, the ciiizans have
had public meeting TO adopt measures to
enforce the laws in such cases mace and
provided. They are in earnest in what
they are doing, and are determined to pu,
stop 10 every thing like rowdy ism.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

PHILAsTHRoPY.-"H How melancholy to
Think" SAID modern phiIan,hropisi oi
The sentimental school, that SO many ol
our fellow creatures should, under the ar.
bnrary laws Of men, be immured in pris.
ons,
"Yes.' replied philanthropist of ano.
'her class, "yes, truly, but not so melan.
choly as that so many should be a, large.
" no deserve 10 be thrreo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
LEWSBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER

p1Mrs. Allen, wife of President Allen
of Girard College, died at Potter's Mills,
in Centre county, on Thursday the 7th
inst. She was on her way to visit her
friends in Bellefonte, but was overtaken
by death before she reached there. She
had been ill before leaving home, but, as
was supposed, had entirely recovered be-
fore setting out on her visit. Mrs. Allen
was daughter of the late Roland Curtin,
of Bellefonte.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

The number OF Newspapers taken hv
The people of The United S'a,es annually
average orer sixteen to erery inhobitant,
man, woman or child In The British en-
pire only one person in tuelre thousand
takes newspaper, in Belgium one in 25,-
600, IN Russia one in $4,000, in Prussia
one IN 20 900.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Register Of
~ Union county has granted Letters Of Ad.
ministration to the undersigned upon tho estate
of Mrs. ELrzAsrrH WILSON, late of Kelly Tp,
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenticated, and
those indebted will make immediate payments 10
ROBERT Il LAIRD, J Admins.
WIN N WILSON, t's.en.
Au."-s 10, 1851 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

Lieut.. WIN. J. Martin. formerly of the
U. S. Vol,seurs, and who distinguished
himself in the valley oi Mexico. during the
:ate war, arrived home. in Sunbury, from
California, on las. Friday night.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

AccIDENT.-On Saturday last young
man, aged about 10 years, while engaged
in painting the lower inside dome of the
Capitol at Harrisburg lost his footing and
fell to the floor of the Rotunda, perpen-
dicular distance of sixty five feet. He was
horribly crushed by the fall, but lived for
twelve hours after.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
Improved Gate.

Mr.. Ashley Hotchkins, Of Schenevus,
Otscgo Co, New-York, has invented a
very excellent improvement in gates,
whereby in a simple manner, gate will
swing open both ways, according to the
dirction in which it is swung. 1t com.
a.ned also the self closing principle along
~ its quality Of swinging both ways,
.-rs making it one Of the most desirable
gates and great improvement, Mea.
sures have beer taken to secure patent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

EgOur citizens will not forget the
Temperance Mass Meeting to be held on
Thursday of this week. In addition to
the other speakers, the friends Of Tempe
rance will be grati6ed to learn that Rev.
j. Lansing Burrows has consented to re-
main and address the meeting.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

SOn our first page will be found an
interesting letter from Mr. Ross, formerly
Principal of the Lewisburg Acamedv
We have on hand for next week, another
letter from the same gentleman. We have
also French paper from the same source
The Chester county declarations (see
first page contain sound Democratic doc
trine-soundWhig doctrine-sucb doctrine
as both Wings and Democrats should carry
out in practice at the pills.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

Iowa wag in Detroit has been ta-
Aing iiberties with the reputation of the
Pontiac Railroad He was asked whether
he ever knew of any accident on that
road ?"-and replied:
"Never-but once middle aged couple
left Pontiac for Detroit, end died Of old
age at Birmingham-half way"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

eNPETROLEUM, or ROCK OIL. = nsiural remedy
procured from well Allegheny Co Pa 100 feet below
.he earth strface is put up by " KIER Ptsburg in
'e ootes Just as flows from tn we'll without amixure
ot any KIND When taken according the directions it
WI cure pains and enlagements the bones and JOINTS
nioches 8is, Erysipelas, Pimpes the face letter,
scaheai hing worm- and the various Skin diseases it
mas cured numerous of rheumatism out
&e. several eases of Rheumatism of standing
been entirely cured (See Advertisement another par:
of this paper.) lyS,erovsI2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

he Grand Jury oil Boston recen,lv
called attention to the Tact tina, l62 WI.
nesses or the State had been confined dn.
ring the past SIX months in jail. becau.,
'ney were unable to give bail tor their aD-
pearance!
Matthew Carrigan was hung al Angelic.
on Friday the 18th, Tor having dellbera,ely
murdered stranger few months since
under circumstances Of great aggrayalion'
On The gallows. he sald he had no recolIec.
lion OF having committed the crime. iolned
in prayer, and passed inlo eternity aImos,
~lIhou, struggle.
visitor was contemplating Niagara
Falls recently, when a verdan,. looking in.
dlvldual came up and asked if he womb
please tell hun the name Of ,ha, river,
Two brothers named Dudley and a
young man named Brown, on their wsy
home TO Name from California, wers
robbed at Boston Of $4,000 IN gold dust.
The gold dust was their JOINT stock proD.
er,y, kept IN leather pas. and vas stole,
from the room they occupied a, the hotel
There are five candidates for Gove,,o,
in Texas; FIVE for Lieutenant Guyerpo,
and as many for Congress ia the Western
district.
James S. Lee. Esq. aged 62 years. WINS
drowned IN the NantIcoAe Pool, on Thurs.
day Of last week, whilst engaged in Ia.
thing.
Hon. Edward A. Hannegan, (ex-Mrnis.
ter 10 Prussia, ex-U S. Senator. &c.
vas IA candIdale TOR Representative OF
Fountain county IN ihe Legislature of In
diana. at the election held IN that s, ate on
The 4'h, but was defea'ed by Jacob Dyce,
(Dem. by majority of 100.
Col. John Madeira. declined the Wing
numnatIon as candidate for a member
If the Board OF Pubic Works o. Ohio.
Benjamin F.Conway, Esq, of Portsmouth.
ScIota county. has been put in nomination
IN his stead.
NJ K h. Wolfe, near Newport Eng
land. has tried experiments with dlfferen,
quantities of seed, and differen, width o,
drills. The upshot Of the whole Is ,ha,
six pecks Of wheat planted in drills eigh,
inches apart, give the best return on strong
clay lands
Boston. Aug. 13-Lei,ers have teen
received here, stating that Mrs
(''Fauny Forres,er,') for whose safely
fears had been entertained, was at Ta..
Town, in good health. on the 23,h Nz7
TO sail for England.
Detroit. Aug. 1.-THE defenre sre
closed IN the trial Of the RaIlroa5 Gene
sprators Harvey has made iu.. CO.
fr>s n ol his PERJURY.
Indianapolis, Aug. IA The new con-
slirution OF this State has been adopted by
a majority of over $4,000.
A vein of coal, said 10 resemble the
Lackawanna of Penns ylvania. has been
discovered IN Duchess county. ". York.
A large number of counterfeit S5 notes on
the Thames Bank, Norwich. Conn.,, have
been put in circulation in Cincinnati. The
bills are new. and have an excelen, appear.
ance.
On Saturday night week. six horses,
belonging to Mr. James Bunting, Of Cole
rain township, Lane. county, were killed
by lightning. They had been Standing un.
der one tree when The Electric fluid passed
down, killing them all.
West Union, (,he county sea, Of Adams
county. Ohio is vet severely afflicted with
the cholera. Since 1t broke out. there have
been between thirty and forty deaths
nearly one tenth OF the inhabitants.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

The young lady, who speaks nine Ian
sulges and can cxcruciate a piano most
scientifically, would like to be informed,
which is the most easterly, Boston or St.
i.ouis-also, whether the terms, human
sy>'em and solar system mean the same
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

Tom Johnson. an old salt, Norwegian
by birth. died on The 10Th ul,Imo. at the
Naval Asylum in Philadelphia. Hs was
Jus, hundred years old, and The last sur
vlvor Of The gallant crew who with Paul
Jones, in 70 desperate conflict with the
Scraps, in 1879
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

Jenny Lind (who is still a, the N. Y. Ir.
wing flouse) con'empIa,es spending the
winter in this country, though il 10 no,
likely she viii give any more concerts.
The rumors respecting her marriage with
Bellslii are entirely without foundation.
The parties are not, and do nol intend 10
b., married 10 each other.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

n0-fhe Editor was absent on business
in Perry Co., and the Printers wishing to
attend the Commencement exercises to-
morrow, issue this paper one day in advance.
The Editor pro TEN. is inclined to think
the highly colorcd sketch of Col. Bigler's
progress, in last weeks paper, was an error,
and that Gov. Johnston's election was in
tended to be predicted; but as he was then
absent, and has not the copy to refer to, he
is not positive. At any rate, all the Wings
and some Democrats here are of opinion
that Gov. Johnston gained more than he
lost by Col. Bigler's visit to Union county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

n@-The 31st Annual Session of North.
umberland Baptist Associate vas held
with the Derry church, in Anthony Twp,
Montour Co., Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week-Rev.Wm.T. Bunker, Of White
Deer, Moderator. Sermons by Rev. CIV.
Young, DR.. H. Malcolm, J. L. Burrows,
and J. L. Richmond. Baptisms reported,
81; nett gain, 40; whole No. Ills. The
new church of Brier Greek, Columbia Co.,
was received into the Association. Next
session in Berwick, Sd Wed. in Aug. 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

b0rFormerly, we heard and read much
of the superior intelligence, morality, and
friendlinsss of spirit, Of the people Of Sus-
quehanna county, and particularly Of those
of Montrose. Of late, however, . sad
change has come over them, if we may
Judge by "the papen" hailing from point.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

R@The citizens of the almost-total-
wilderness county of Elk, at late meet
ing in Ridgway, subscribed Fifty Thou
sand Dollars for the Sunbury & Erie Rail
road.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

SWe copy the following additional
items from the proceedings of the late
Union County Whig Convention, i n the
Union Star:
On motion, Resolued, That if the just
claims of Union county to the nomination
for Senator be not obtained, the name OF
THOMAS HAYES, of Lewisburg, be presen,
ted to the Conferees, as the candidate for
Representative in the Legislature.
This result would be satisfactory to ma,
ny who are now dissatisfied. Mr.. HAYES
would be popular and unexceptionable
candidate.l
On motion it was Resolrcd, unanimous
ly, That the one term principle in County
offices is hereby recognized by this Conven-
ton, and recommended as the rule Of ae-
tons.
The following gentlemen were appointed
County Standing Committee
Charles Merrill, ESQ, Chairman, } Benz.
S. Winter, David Reber, John c. Wilson,
John W. Simonton, Elijah Osborne, James
Halfpenny, David Fessler, John S. Hack
enburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

seThe Lewisburg Post Master has re-
ceived another lot of Postage Stamps.
Every one who would save himself and
others from unnecessary trouble, should
have supply Of these in some snug corner
Of his pocket-book, continually.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

Tailoring,

in all its branches at his old stand on Marke. s.,
between Third and Fourth streets. New York
FASHIONS received regularly. AL persons
nrusting work to him may be Of haying Il executed
IN workmanlke menner, short notice.
nable charges. sAMUEL ASiNOY.
&6Customers who have not settled in years mghs
do well TO call and how their accounts stseI
Lewisburg, Aug. 10, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

sgThe Secretary Of War has issued
two orders against the extravaganza and
waste of the public funds in the army,
threatening to hold the commanders pecu-
niariy responsible. Talcott affair shows
the necessity Of this.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
Plank Road Meeting.

The Commissioners appointed, and all
other persons friendly to the proposed
Brush Valley, Buffalo, and Lewisburg
Plank Road, are invited to meet on
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 9th,
at the house of of Mr.. Wurtz, at Wilson's s
saw mill, in the narrows, to take into con-
sideration the construction of said Road.
To commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
By request of Commissioners.
bD- We hope the foregoing notice will
receive proper attention. The place Sc
lected for the meeting, is said to be a beau
tiful spot for summer days retreat, ,about
half way between the extremes Of, the
iaimris ana Iand-holders along
the line, are requested TO attend and talk
the matter over-to ascertain the adyanta-
ges and expenses of the proposed structure
and if deemed advisable to take imme-
dIate measures towards commencing the
work. Brush and Buffaloe Valleys are by
Nature designed for the very gardens of
"ii NNhtiai l. Chus ~ duid anu uptuiuS put
Il Farmers Railroad" is wanting to make
it region most desirable of all for pleas
ant homes and prosperous community.
s0c Let every man attend, and bring along
a neighbor.
The following were letting prices, for the
Hollidaysburg and Bedford Plank Road
(ovcr tract of country much more diff
cult and expensive than the one proposed
for Brush Valley, Bufaloe and Lewisburg
Road.)
To r. Munger, for grading and laying plank Sec.
no d, from Lcamers bridge 10 Wesrers. go rods
long, completely finishing same, with necessary bitches
and drains-Sl2G0 90.
To same (R. L. NJ for grading laying plank and COM
pletey finishing. with necessary bitches and drains that
Ramey's barn north side of Chimney Ridge. to
to where road branches and thence canal bridge ut
packet landing in Holiday to Gaysrort, about
4ths Of n mile in lcngth-S2 90 per rod.
To Morrison Bartlett Co, for grading LAYING plank and
completely finishing with necessary bitches drains
Sects. No and across Chimney Ridge. about 211
miles in length, and for building and completely finish
ing bridges section No. g. zone Brookes tail
race one across Brookes south Poplar
kun.) including necessary filling of sbutments and
grading thereto-SG5IO co. They taking in part pay
ment thereof stock of the company the amount of
SloOo or what will require that amount to be paid
thereon)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20
$500

These. believe. are the FACTS. This
is the way the North is land long has been J
wronged. Beaver must have t,co good Of
fees; East Buffalo. none' New Berlin is
entitled TO Four, Lewisburg. NONE, All
right, says "Jusiice y perfectly correct,
says the "Jour." "What consequence if
the Buffalo farmers and Lewsburc me-
chanlcs do toll hard. and live frugally :,
the New Berlin office hunters and Beaver
ILLUMINATE are enItIed to all the honors and
emoluments Of Office. The North was
made 10 sustain the South as well in Union
County as in Union Nation, and Tax paw.
ers have no business to grumble. All they
have TO bo is 10 work hard; pay their
taxes; supper, any Ticket which duplicitv
and falsehoood hoaever infamous may
corruplly obtain; and keep their mouths
shut as tight as a clam-sleA.'' Such Is
the language Gn Pracrce) Of the South
and such deeds Of injustice. gained by fraud,
are defended oy Silver Greys who have
quite as good friends in the North az the
South. and been better treated BY the North
than by the South.
" 7aration 'eitAom Representation" new,
er was. and is not now. Wing doctrine
and whether obtained by fraud or by trick.
cry which Locofocoism even would des.
Pise. il is alike incumbent upon every true
Whig to thwart it.
l am happy 10 know that this Tickle,
meets the unqualified condemnation of so
large number Of true. honest, reasona.
BILE, roting Wings, iha, one Sou,herner will
probably be Withdrawn, and at least one
Norlherner put in the field, thus materially
altering the aspect Of the Ticket. Trust
ing this may be the case, | will allow
Jour-" and his new comrades to shiver
another week in fear Of" rod in pickle"
from A TAX PAYER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-20

~Williamsport has got into the world
at last! A Telegraph Office was opened
there Yesterday Tuesday.