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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29
Washing Day.

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tr..1 I'm from IN "larr>S d! WI 'o'' '''
.-,,c.ltr EDITOR OF The y. T. ar'"cF' oe'7' I
~ A-r..-..Ar,I >'.i''E III wa ~
t> .'1l IS 4aE III Inc '''''''"' - ''
-.m.mt.rr. a d2y "hth woman ie'9"' s"-
.-.a.-ttF' IN more senses IMAM '''''-' ''!
na.4 furnishes an excuse loE ''''' .,'' '-'--
aH..ci Eo dInn"r-a "ay when ever! "o'''-
30. ...., ~ part of her l'rsr'3a"''' 10 "S'.'
.-al- papers ana 'A-'f- '''' VIZ ''o'
,.-,c u'eh!c, Il Sh" Irct' Ill tHc Aihlor -"
u, "4t'. '"e -''l man o' '"' ''''''' -
;...E oa:Ireo.'ir MS o"" ''''''''''>'' - ''''
..; Ae ! tIt gra''h"pP"r IN me s'-"' u
a. "'atn' armed WIN 1 mop u "'''' t'"'''
IN! tn, note! ana JE'fiy ce'toF"'''' I'd!
.-anu,~, "@-'r'''''a OF a man me- anu hc
6LY h.s Tcthri NJ E'''' '.:" &c ''' '''s Il ''''
..-1lEh au| g'Hfs oi w''''!'- days' d 'oi'>''i-
Grafton As tcrI't 10 the E''h9 NouS'"o''''''
a'l' e'n,".NoTy 10 ''''e III ''' az "''' ''
.cNe that the tr,''s d 'A'' WORM are 10 0e ue'
a-,:-i irom TIE discipline o' me next
il0m the Importance oi tins s"nle''' ih'"''-
~ as It does, onr-Sev'"'h OF all our ear'h'!
napwnr>S, "Ht WON'T suppose 'hd' Pni'"So-
sarr> aa4 statesmen I"yih3 aS''r '''''r o'''r
IrhrS '"F me alr""f'''oA o' 'ia'' 'o''''-
noa, woHd nave devoted themselves tN''"-
,"cy to The Abolition or miusa'loh Oh wash
~ days.
'ba. tA' W'Ta h'' gone on as l'''Ne"s
las remarked ana Fe'olVed around the sun
anu turned on i'' own axis anu ha' '"''' III,
f'rn'r,, ao.I various games OF that sor'' ana
'''''r u''' nave come anu gone ''''' '"'
'''''''' ace ""' i"'''r' ''''e'>e'' '''''' y
ed /" 0a".''rT'' and ne" nave sc''''' ''""
'lfa 'ar "ea that the trials OF that dreadful
-, ''' ''' '>'>'''' Z W ''' W. ''',
'' ''' N'"'' ''''''''e ''''' ''''' "'"''''
e'.o''' % ''' '''''''' I 10 0' ''''''''' '''''" "
"'A s''" courage az We can put 0" 'o' '"c
'''1>''N
u 'e sure IKE o." '"'"'r A"""'' III Wv
''.''"' NV" are P''"' To '""'"' ',''' '''''
-'"' "' ""'F'' upon '"' 'f'mGn' an" pro
F'''' Oy way OF '">'ra''n. my subject to
'I'"S 'n' 4''>''"n 'rr''Iv before the app''nf-
60 ''''''I''' ""''lrr 'he worst trials OF wash
"'- nav ''N' '''' o'her> OF domestic me- are
not f''F'y char@oaoIe upon the want of prop
=; attention and foresight on the part OF the
men
And charse upon our prisoner in the frs,
la." that he and the large class whom he
a;y represents. have not made suitable ar
f'.i"mrn'> tor the convenient SIMPLY of two
essentials Of housekeeping wood and water
'.''' "'o'-hon>'' sir mot near enough tC
',.' @''-aro. Your wife Is obliged to coou'
"a'or' % summer and winter, to reach it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29


when the >.rm~tr,>> tnrA i,.n. - til, r..-.,
passed towards her, >ic "a" :. p,-,.uiiari.
arch smile: and Mr. homes noi-.,' =. ar,'
curl"d her LIP. INT pm" !"nti. -aii ro'hr,.r
There would have been a rrn,r and 80,
breaking mp. hat for the a',f"arr,irr of' i rrw
, romer-and that p"r>Anae. no o'i.r il.an,',..
Youthful Mr. llazew"l hin>r't IT,, la,;i
were ast"n>hr'i: the three ur four .oa,r
maidcns Grew less stately. and ninr,. ii'..re.,-
ING; Lizzie alon" i'll uor even o..,,.iurn h.
heal; hut smile and blush -;,r,..d over
her delicate f,rt
. Iounc IItzrwrll ar,n'o.ei>,,,l ,r,, hi, ln.ru
sion. the ,rli,.> cried ont tia, h.. lad nnr :,
trud.-d it, tut said that ii~ ta;n..- ha,i -,
been ai'lr to a"rrpt tE,.;r Kind in, ;...or ,,,.i
SO he had avacd himself oi tue op.o-1nr.;,,
To yet more acquainted.
i dozen I'm Very gia,l." ard "W, r.,
delighted 10 vnu" n e., followed II,
Erie Speech. aul they all grew quite .,p1.,
and rha:ry a,air..
Ine young man was : l.. .,.iit,l rai.-.
"h'' amer "iii''' ''n'"r~''I"r 'ur'''d n-'"n
'''' o'' S'i"ir'. Win whom non" lr'-~f.ir v're
eNa''s "n ih'i"'',. 'n: ih'.'' thy l'i'.'--~'-i
to be- :sel acquainted w;,h lim-o'-,
i''' S'''Ae 'i i''' -in'r'.S ian'''v ami n''r''F-
lariy ah"n; Nj, Ain>'"v h. crsri,ieuei-
Ter an hrIr'r> from T." : 'u'h, ":h had =
Gently arTlve'., ana " N-.f'rz - rre-'.-. n
the vlI'a-" lie sad h" Lad n''-' l''' j., Nv
Orleans and >i'"S' 81 warn ay a':d 'dln'inc'e
and painted her 'irtn"s ga viviiy, / - -
.nnns ladies present. rtlt h:ri g co'.'~-e-
ereenin" ar"u't then Erar'>- IL w=> -!
N frIi til" OF '>in''"' ~i''''. Ia -'araa>''-~-
vino had SCENT" u"2cr"p' 'h'.fv r""."u- -
the !a>t few !n'm"n's- -:'!''r.ft :.'r 'so~a -
IN her hands, a.! b. .'v"s fric'f - 49,.
h-r ch''"k> softly :.'>'.'-I 4 = RIG ,'-a
ar">-, waikr'i ,'nl'i'v '''-T'n'> Nj '"n"'. a.
murmn~''i, "p,c- the s.i'rt.'l.E 90: -. -
suit Won
There "a' a r'.''''>9 II 20 "a - r-r.''r'.-
~ ''' -
m"r"- l"'nc ilaz'""'i -H.'''.. Z" s',rtr.',
passed h's hand over l. '-,''>, i..os'''de'ib,.-
"rc'r rom h'< eta'r-.''''i. ~!i' Z, ',','i' ;
i"- smile ''F'''e NJ >',''~l''- d.. over i
lace h' 'Nc."''l.'-'' '-'i'>" A'">'-N. haze =
deed The h''h"r 7nd '''..i ''-'i. !'- tar''
>f;' '"''' ;'T'' '''.'' = '''i >',n'''-i H.
" i'''' a Hr"''''''- =: 'N.--'-.i> gam.
i-.'I'.' ii'"'i-s 49, a. = - -.' tn'f''""
'Ht'!e' fra.i=hH.- "''h S''''''i>.eH;. a.
slin'ns 'a''-'':; t"'"e : n'''.T arms So
ped IN itrir career, "ht a&hwar4!y ';'rra',
As Ii Her owner "'rt a'.I''T'rg ra'rl"''
"ra'' ms; t"rh'E '"n- n'--k> >tlal''! from 'a''
neTp"ni'n'a all gray" 'lr'nm>r'"'i''r',
hchi''- forgotten e"i'' i's'l''a III i'' ''a'''>
"' wonder ana 'Hrl">''y-
'H ,"" Il l'rH"!r va T7s
"''>''N'"' -">!eo MIS- ZONES 'i''rh'nr Al
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d >'F''N MS = ID. '-'Az" iio'"''> = i>n
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-29

TINS unfortunate man. VINO had been Snatchra
so villalnouslv from the land of freedom, and
compelled 10 undergo suilcringS almost inron-
crivablc in this lani Of heathenism. where
slavery exists with features more revolrinu
than those described in Il Uncle Toms Cabin
On the 18Th instant, ar 10 o'clock, both
parties appeared before the magistrate Sen
ator Chase from Ohio Gen Clark and Henry
B. Norhrup, being counsel for the plaintiff.
and J. III. Bradley for the defendant Gen.
Clark and F.. II. Northrup, were sworn
as witnesses on the par: OF the prosecnt;oa.
and established the Gorcgc no facts: On the
part tthe defendant, Benjamin Shekes and
b. \. Thorn We're sworn. The prosecution
offered the colorcd man who had l,een kid
mapped, a. witness on the part of the pros
eruiion. but II was objected TO- and the Court
decided that it was inalmiS>ahlc. The evil
denre Of this cOiOrrd man was Absolutely ne
ceSsary to prove some facts on the part Of the
prosecution, as he alone was ccrnizant Of
them.
. Mr. Shckels, who had been, as h.forc-,;ated
slave trader in the City of Washington
seventeen wears. testified that some ten or
twelve wears AGO he was kccrinr prhiir house
in this city; that Bur,h boarded at the house
an! carried on the ln>u.s> O: huvrr and
/ selling >lavc>: that in tia, wear. two whit.
men came into his barro m and stated ,h..
they had slave for sale. NJ Bnrrh imme-
,latrlv entered mo \ n..r,-;.,;.,, f,r h. mr.
,hasA The whit, mon .t,.,j ria. ,b.., ,vor..
! from Grorria. had bro,,ht ,bo ,.c,, with
th"rl from tha, Stat. ard wished ~ s.lI L;u
TO J., carried ha.k ~ that c..,,. ,L,, IN. mo-
.,ro expressed 2 WILLINGNESS ,o \. sold !, mr.
.I,r To return to GrorIi,. SL.t,;s box.,.r
was un-l'c 10 stat. tI,a r.p,.s o .;,b.,. -. H..
men or ~. nam. y. ~. r,r.,I man. u,s, -,
Acquainted with either ot ,b.m nr.,;or. -
,L,. .;,o. and hal ,.. , .:.,, ..
,L,. Transaction ,b,, l.. .,,y ,l,.,,, o,,.,,... =
III &c AL, 20 Br,ch s,w E,.r.b nav. TN,
50, ,rI ,,L, ,h,irl
r,,l ,i,.l;1 Inv. ,,,.,1, ..1 al
v..a,r r,, WHO ,t.. -,
,,o,r,.lI,. L.,;.l o.,
VI, -rt,rr, ,,..,. nav, ..,,.l !
md Testified ,I,. h.. -. .,,,
Sn,;,, ~; H.,
no,,,;,.;n ,r,l. :,L
man. },, wbc,L.- ,t.;, ,. ,l. .o,.,
ny ro. J.. co.,,I ,. ,.l, l
either white ma, ~. c,,or..l ,,L,..t.
and Iia no, KNOW vb,rs.r or No, Rrr..b bo,,
and ,,,;i for H.,
Burch hin<,.lfwa> nc>. o,g.-ca A. witness
in his own behalf. 10 prov. the loss of tLc
MI If sale lis evdrnrc was objected ~ I,.
the pros"ruri"n hut WIS allowed hv the Cnur.
II" testified that h, had The hill o' sale and
lad IoS' i, anl ii! no; know wb,, had ho.
como oft. IT,. counsel t,. III. r~o,..,,,,;;o,,
requested the Court 20 send no',c. officer
to bring the looks Of Bnrch, containing hi.
bills Of sales of nooroo, for ,b,. y.,r1sI,
previous wears. Tlcv were fortunately nro.
cured. but no I'LL of sale was found of ,hi.
co!orrd man hv any name I'ncn This ,os;.
tive evidence that the nan had been in ~,
possession of Bur. h ,p1 ,b,, h., bod b..o :,
slavcr, for period Of mere than eleven wears
The Court dcc,,I.d ,l,, tho .o.,;,,,,,,
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19
C0rrespOIsd d e RI &C.

CoopER's WELL June gth. 1853.
Mr.. Comet i arrived here late
last evening, hot dusty and exceeding
ly d,y. We were met at the door OF
our stage coach by the .hospitable
proprietor Of the Wells, whoagave us
warm welcome. Thetdust brushed
of, and Our faces washed, the Com.
sang out: "Toules t,ous boig g9,
crosse 5utep, Moasiep" Gaa" 70
which | ofscouse assented and off swe
we went to try the liquor first, and
then the water. This is at present
rather q dull place, about 100 visitors
and most of whom are invalids. They
Of coufse can add but little to the
pleasure Of the company. Last night
they tried to get up d dance and after
long time, at last broken set was
made, peieed out by tying handker-
chief around a gentleman's arm md
making a lady Of him. And then
those girls that did dance looked like
they were keeping time to the deed
march in Saul, rather than stripping
the light fantastic toe.' Oh how |
wished for a full set Of our fine pretty
Creole girls, iustto show these folks up
here how to dance. Can't you send
us up at least four, enough to make
out set, of our Creole bellies to star
it awhile. proposed waltz but no
young lady would waltz with a gen
tleB1an They said they had no OBJ
lection to waltzing with ladfes. Now
Mr. Comet don't you think that
this is decidedly foolish--right down
old fogyism, for a well raised lady in
the 10Th Century to refuse tn waltz
with a gentleman BECAUSE hes Ia gen
tiemdn. While the rest of tie world
is rapidly progressing in liberal views
and liberal feeling, these exclusive
pfudes are fallen back to the dark
ages Of Duennos and the Inquisition.
That lady who has never waltzed with
a gentleman has missed one Of the
greatest Injuries that this world affords.
OF all dances the waltz is the most
delightful-the most graceful. Is
there anything more agreeable, more
elegant, more lovely than to see a
handsome gentleman and a beautiful
lady afTectionately embraced and whir-
ling lovelYin the Mazourka or Ger
man Polkas 1t is the very poetry Of
lpotiep elf-something never dream
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19
Telegraphed Expressly for The Comet.
Great Excitement in no.
New ORLEANS, JUue 10th.

New ORLEANS, JHne 10th.
Affidavits were made this morning
in the case Of James Dyson, with regard
to the recent insurrectionary attempt.
Dyson for the past year has been a
teacher Of free negro school in this
city About two years ago he was
imprisoned for several months for
harboring negro. He displayed at
that time great acutenss Of legal
knowledge, in defending himself.
The present afidavits are strong
against him, as the sole planer and in
stigator Of the recent attempt. His
examination is fixed for Wednesday the
22 inst. Dyson is in prison, and if
the offence is proved the penalty will
be very severe, probably death.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19
Diplomatic Movements.

lnalt The condctihs opinions az e
what are "state rights Southern
rights andrsNorthern r'gbts" Demo-
cratic rights and "Whig rights We
should not forget,ein addine our night
to the fuel Of fana'icism, that the old
world in its nrited power, looks upon
us with a jealous eye, and hourly
prays hat an Issue will arise in order
that the dead Y foe to monarchy may
be . forever crushed. Republican
ism is being iuculcated broad cast over
the globe, aud we do not wonder from
the present complexion Of the worlds
affairs, that the "peetieal prophesy
should be made to the effect that the
East shall reap the fruits of the West
The heads, Of the monarchies of the
East are involved in this contest, and
Coalitions for mutnal protection is the
result Rumors are credited that
Spain is preparing Santa Anua to give
"a heavy blow to the United States.
The British policy of West India
emancipation is to be introduced in
Cuba, and the negroes called "tappren-
tiees" idstead Of slaves Spain in
consideration of this evidence Of
British philanthropy issto be support
ed in her ail to Santa Anna and
thus, is the two most powerful Euro
pean nations TO be brought to bear
against ns.
Any such Coalition is, for the peace
of the world, to be dreaded Iug con-
sldering this matter, apart from al
filfbuster notions, this government will
never submit to any interference in
this hemisphere on the part Of the de-
crepid moarchies Of the Hsst Though
it be our policy to stay att home aud
acton the defensive system sssueh a tide
of double listed republicans can be
poured out fromtho heart Of this coun-
try in three days notice, as can take
Cuba out of the Gulf, by the roots, II
1t should become necessissaryto do so.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

Uft grieees us to see That one of
The Porcupine Benevolent association
Of West Baton Rouge--Dona Diaboli-
cal Bobtail, has voluntarily resolved
10 cut himself of, Of he charity list,
and put up a nine pin alley at the
"Wells." The Parent Association
should meet at once and recall the
Cooper's Well delegation; they will do
the institution no good there, aa will be
seen by Mr.. Mannering's letter in an
other column.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19
Two new Catholic churche

1.-Two new Catholic churches
are to be built in Chicago this sum
aler, enc. on the north and one On
the west side of the city. They will
each cost between sl59,0o0 and
5000, 900. A portion of the funds
has already Been collected.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

:. a CoRREcr1oN.-It is the constant
strife Of our daily existence to do the
world justice, and see that Cesar gets
what belongs to him. This is the sole
object Of what is called the "Press"
from one end Of the globe to the
other. Though The power Of the
press cannot be computed by what
horses will pull, or mules carry, yet
with its giant energies bent double in
the ea,ise Of good, things will from
day to day GO wrong, and perversely
persist in remaining wrong. Justice
will be thwarted and the good a man
does, by mere accident become evil
We sat down the other day to get up
something to hand down to the pos
terror position of the latest posterity.
Vain hopel We had thought to
crowd into single column every
thing remarkable connected with this
place at the present day, that it might
be locked up in the corner of st,
Joseph's Church, and not beseen again
until the tallow candle light Of the
present generation shall have burnt
down to the very socket, and gone out.
OF course our article was design
ed to embrace every thing Of note,
and amongst the Church buildings, we
remember to- have placed the Meth
odist' second in the ilst---in this man
ner sThe Methodist Episcopal church
South, situated on the North side of
the City Hall These are the very
words, and yet on second perusal,
We find it omitted. Who is to blame
Tor this The Devil himself only
knows, for the words were designed to
60 into the account, and we are very
sorry that they are now locked out
Ii there was any preseryatiye quail
ties in salt, rats bane, tan-hark, and
tobacco leaves, we would make the
'amende honorable e"----re-write the
cornerstone notice Qeaying out every
body and thing, we have mentioned
and placing others in their staad) pack
The paper into box of sweet spirits Of
camphor, and ship it right off with
duplicate bills of lading to the unborn
generations Of unborn time to come
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

.s DyTurkey is preparing for war
with Russia, the Sultan has announced
his intention to lead bis army in per-
son, in case it shall be necessary.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

ct de John Riley, seront tenus de travaillef
IL chemin dams IL district No. 81.
Les complies suivants contre ID Parpisse
sont pr6sent6s par le comite de Finance ct
lis sent alloues
Jas. j Odom, Ge6ier, S $40 81
L. E. Powers, grefTier detection 90
] D StYaftff e. 90
A. 81 Thames, constable special 90 25
J s. Baron, Gieffief de Ia Cour du
Sem district ptT frais de Cour 73 80
James Welsh, Greilier detection, 8 90
Bureau du "ComeP' Impressions 1s 90
Francis u, Sans. J. P pour avoir
asserinente les Jnges d'eleetons, 90
II. Y. Babin. Sheriff. 1o2 D2
sgoseph BorskeY,. pour le cerceuil
dun INDECENT, M- S 90
Samuel sEelhet, Eecarder, pour
achatd De Registres, = IS SO
J. j. Odon,, Ge6isr, g rs
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

The New Pork Tribune says there
are in the Custom House in that city
some seven hundred suhordinates. and
for the place they occupy there are
twenty-seven thousands applicants.--
Many are called but few afeehosep
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

Recorder Winter OF Mr.. JAMES DYSON
on the charge Of exciting the negroes
in New Orleans to insurreetion, the
papers are altering their tone. What
was pronounced miserable 'buflesque
and a farce has many serious points
that deserve sober consideration. Sew
eral have already been brought deeply
into the league, and it is pretty gen
orally believed, that Dyson had his
scheme well concocted and only wan
ted a short time to mature it into a
formidable head. The offence is q
grave one, and if stbstantiated will
meet with severe punishment,
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19
Recorder Winter Of Mr.. JAMES Dyson

AZ Since the examination before
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19
GEORGE A. PIKE,

Sunday, Morning, =: June 10, 1853.
The Weekly comet., 1853-06-19

The water of lage Ontario is said to be
higher than it has been for years past. {
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16


The percifaI Hm is Kind to iis B~ast."
FTEE wears of study and experiment by
~ the Inventor, to compound from pure
Tfgetabie materials Powder that SHOULD ard
srsr take the place of the thousand and one
notruns gotten up and pamsi upon the public as Ger
tain Een-rs for the cure OF all GisrIs''s wbirh the
rut, creation are heir to-, he has prO'iu7i the one
h&p & ppa ihi III hs a Fn, ASHs en- n ~ ,5
IF Peuns sylvania; hut We have now couSumnatei sac
that prepared to supply the nuueo
orders hand, we'll as those mny hereafter
receive from other itates Of he Cninn.
Kpo~ing this Powder To ali the curative prop
cr here set forth, dem fl>ome tiTse of vcri-
feeling -ure that ts"ica a.lts will secure
for 1t ready sale Deug composed Of pure vegetable
ingredients it cn- safely aud ujiciously given To thd,
noble animal the HDS T. a all G ct.Ts
M are no .l.. .g ha l . y .'n sf Tie fa b.;
the other hand it the digestion pures the
Bopd. regulates the Urinary orgaus, therhy improving
and protecting the whole ply scai condition Of the animal
when in apparently hcathy state and c,rtao,
and fafip'bis cure ~h"n he has contracted tho
btsrEArtR GL'SDfGs FOtSBsE sT,G.IEs
SL4HEEEI.G HEivES ErTT- CHolic
I>rLla.D LuNGs YaliUw N.rKR.
To the AgTicutnrst and Dairy man. it is al invaluable
remedy for their NEAT CATTLE l.borins under UuoF
DISEASES Hollow HORN. auI other of the NAM CON
which they are liable from Suppression OF the natural
TsecrctiUns
Mich COWS a-c much benefited by occasion ally
mixing with their Stop Feed. 1t has 9 ,su,enry to
-trensthcn the animal rerrve ell os,rnctions from the
milk tubes promote all the secretion> Hn consequently
adding much 10 thc strength of the animal quantity and
quality of her AiiS, CIoaIu and Butter.
HOES, during thc seasons constantly
heating themselves whh results their gct Coughs.
Ulcers Of the Lungs and other parts which naturally
has tendency t. retar their tn IN al, such
table spoonful, mixed in bucket of swill. and given
If;-ssier iav will speejily all di.ii
Who Of the tens of thousan'.s OF TINS cuuItry
either the cue other ii the animal, which this Powder
benefits will be so ni,carily AMI uoicrriful o. tn.
bas; and unjust to himself not to civ. II trial
We nHentiv predict that whercyeri 1t orcr introduced
II will he a. in that stable. and deemed aS
ESSENTIALS the Curry comb aud Brush then.-yes are
b .iGENT-DANIEb u. GNhDiE,
rGu.-61 fSpctts' Store.l Kelly Tp, CniNn Go. Ia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Instructions Violated.

At the Wing Convention in Juniata
county, Sth inst, We find it officially re-
ported that JAMES NJ. SELLERS and Jos.
PUMRoY, were appointed Representative
Conferees "to meet the Conferees from
Union county, to select candidate to re-
present this District in the Legislature,
with Instructions to vote for Hon. JOHN
BEALE from first TO last, and NOT TO YIELD
THE RIGHT OF JUNIATA TO TIE MEMBER
tbs YEAR"
The Wing Convention of Unioa county
nominated Maj. JoHN W. SIMoNToN for
the same Office, bm gare no instructions to
the Conferoes to adhere to him alone.
The Conferees met at AIamsburg on
Friday last, and after "going through the
motions" of two hundred ballots or more
the Juniata Confcrees agreed to trample
upon their instructions, and concur in the
nomination of Union county.
Such betrayal of confidence imposes
no binding sorcc upon the Wings of Juni-
alta county, and all the private advice We
have from there is that they will not sub
nit We shall hear further by next week.
-Rumors are rife, that corrupt bar
gain was made, by which the rights Of
Juniata were sacrificed, on promise made
By Union county men that certain man
in Juniata county should be made Senator,
We do not know as there is any truth in
the charse: next year may reveal it. For
the present, we have only to remark that
if Juniata permits herself to be swindied
thus, or to yield TO the force Of numbers,
,h.S rft '@t yeay ciin II T Goth Senator and Mem
Der again, or yield the Senator to Mifin
county, and keep " little Juniata DIS
fRAScmsEp FOR SIX YEAEs TO COME.
2. S. The Whig paper Of jnnlata
states that Judge BEALE is in the hands
of his friends in this District, for one
week. Those who desire him 10 run as
a candidate, should make prompt move
ments to ensure him chance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
POISONING.

Thousands ~ parents who Vtrmifrre composed oi
Castor OIL Calonr not aware. that hiie they
To- benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundations for seri' IF Diseases such salvation.
loss OF sight. weakness Of limbs. Ac.
In another column will be- found the advertisement oI
Uobensacks Medicines, which ask the attention of
all directly interested in their well their chill
drrn> health In Liver Conn rlants and all disorders
arising from those ef bilious type should make
the only genuine dicine. Hobcnsacks Liver Pills.
~ b MT d-c,ircri' but ask Hohunsacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills aud observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, J. y. H0BENSACk, none
else genuine. iy439
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
THE WINTER SESSION
OF TIE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

Will commence on NONDAr, Ocrobh" i''A'
TO continue 20 weeks.
The course of instruction in this Institution
is calculated TO prepare youths to enter ooi-
lege, or for general business. CompoSitioh
and Defamation receive careful a'ten'ioh'
Young men residing in the neIShborhood'
who are at leisure during the winter months
will find the present session a good opporlu-
nifty for improvement.
All gross, immoral PRACTICES pom IN am,
about the school, are strictly prohibited; ana
kindness, courtesy, and spirit OF honorable
rivalry among the pupils are encouraged.
The subscriber is solicitous to secure class
OF young Ladies.
lish SO, and Common Branches, Qncludins
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography
Grammar, and L. s. History0 Sc, per session
: so cents extra, per scholar, for contingent e1
penses. charged during Winter Session. nc
deductions except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
! Sent. 1e.l 1883 Principal.