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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

NOTICE is hereby given that seven round
= White Pine Logs were taken up bv J.
w. Fisutn while floating on the Su>qnehanna
River al New Columbia on The Iiih Jan. 1854.
and a description Of the same lodged IN my
Office at White Deer Mills. Union county. The
owner ar owners Will please prove properly,
pay all legal charges and take Them away within
three months from dara. Otherwise they will be
forfeited ROBERT CANDOR, p.
Ian. II. 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
NEW FIRM.

n EDDEs. MARSH q Co.hereby give no.
VI tice that they have this day associated
Mr.. P.rx~ B.Av1n with them in III. Iron Busi.
ness al Union Furnace, and that branch OF
their business will hereafter he conducted in
the name o! Beaver, Geddes. Marsh l. Co.
Lewisburs. Oct 20. 1883.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
ROWE s. EUSrOY.

Ill, North Thiw Street, bet,,, Race,
PHIL aDELPHlA.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Corn Brooms, Looking Glasses, Cordage.
Painted Buckets, Wick andTwnes, Clocks.
Willow Baskets, Window Shades, Matches,
Cedar Ware. Bris,le Brushes, Backing,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE Of all kinds,
al The Manufacturers lowest Cash prices.
JANIS EusroSl 3m5O9 fJSo. ". Rrw-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Adrin,

NOTICE is hereby given that lot Of Tim.
~ her was taken up while floating on The
Su>Gnehanna River. at New Columbia. on the
l4th day of January instant. consisting of l3
round White Pine Logs, list and description
of which are lodged in my office a, White Deer
Mills fnr inspection Of all concerned The
owner or owners are requested I" prove prop
ertv. plv all legal charges and take them away
wi'hin three months from date, otherwise they
Will be f"rfri'ed.
Jan. II. 1854. ROBERT CANDOR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Removal.

u WIEEGARDEN has removed from,
L sway up ;lwn" bsc!; TO th- rev bdi.d.
ing at the old hesi quarters, in Market -irsri.
immediately under the g" Chronicle ard l'ele.
graph Offices. where he will be happy to
">mnks" and chew" his friends and Gus
toners. in good style and quality =, moderate
cash rates.
Lcwisburs Oct "a, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF

To the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
Q"art.r : in and for III, County OF Cuiou at
February T-rn. l-ii.
The Position OF G. D Kline of tn Borough 81 i..wisury
rrFTIfI! rfrrsen's1l,t he j. dsircu- Of confirming
to Keep pu liz house of the
rrupiP1 by hun fr aid thit he 10 osi led
with escry convenience f,r the ouuoiaton II the
public ard the eretainm.rt of Strangers AVID travellers.
aud he thrrrnr sirrs your hunor to grant lin rcns-
for sid PURPOSE. G II KLINE.
Wrtre subscribers citiz- Of the Eorou q, Il lew burg
do her BY Crrtif that Kline the above na-l appii-
cant of cool ute for one.ty and temp
and that he Is wrii provided for the convent and
miation Of ;h- tra,e public. and that such
public
Nr;has Iist". Jar"s Crswri,. Fr Jos. G-.sner C. +.
-caic 4. StOught"n John ". II"s-. LeWis Ah-nflsr.
stou .hton. A'an sho MAKER Ianslow PuIriy I. II.
Fis,rr. Stephen Yo-,.r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
DISSOLUTION.

vTNHE partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned. was dissolved
by muiral consent on the 3Oth ofOct u't. The
business will be hereafter conducted by HERTZ
& CUTLER. JOHN b CUTLER,
Nov.I. '53-lm. WM. WHITING.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
lsDos agents Wanted.

ssUos. sgcn's Wanted.
GENTS WANTED IN every Town and
y County in the Uri.et SIltss, 10 sell he
most popular and sal a9.e bc"k, PuhlIshsd-
many Of then, beautifully illustrated with Cot
"red EugrsvinSs; also ;ae most Ycpu ar works
.rf T. :. AarGrE. including "hIthur's Cottage
Lihraryr
Iptiiisert srd er,~rpri.i7s s;l I'D Til. ll,ss
a.f Hui ~ H. b. hUsue-s
tor TArtlcu ar- ajd-c'' tra,trsdN
" BRAD ~. Tnt sts-
lyi92 "" ! N'rth Rpurt' = i1,.ai' ~.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

BOOKS AND STATION ERE.
1 LARGE assortment cf University and
\ other Books constantly o,, hlnd LeIe'
Paper Note Paper. Envelopes. Visiting Cards.
and paper by the Qnlre or Renm. for .ale by
1USTIN. = CAkI & LEWIS
Iewisburg. Oct IL. 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

.yLocuI Posts. wanted-Valuable
Rooms for rent--Mililary Nouce--
Frui, and Confectionery establishment, Phil
edelphia--Lime, Guano, &c, in Philadel-
nina
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
The WINTER SESSION
o. 1uH
ACADEMY

VIII commence on HaynAI, OsresEn l7ih
to continue 20 weeks.
Tn. course OF lns,,s c,ion in his fastituriot
10 calculated to prepare youths To eLter Col
lege, or for general business. Conposifioi
aud Dec iams;Ion receive careful attention.
Young men residing in the neighbour hoad
who are At leisure during the winter months,
VII! EuG the present session 4 good opportu
niiy fer improvement.
All gross. immoral prse,ices, both in and
about the school. are strictly prohibited; and
kindness. courtesy, and spirit Of honorabls
riv,lry among the pupils are encouraged.
Tle subscriber IS solicitDus to secure q class
OF YOUNG Ladies
Taiiicn-For Languages $40. Higher EnRa
Iish 90. and Common Branches, (inclndiBg
Reading. WIRING. Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar. and L s. Hi>tnry) Sc, per sessions
SO cents extra. rer scholar. for contingent ex-
penses. charged during Winter Session. No
deductions except FOR sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sep, Is. 1883. Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
ScasonabEe Supplies
FOR THE
FALL g. WINTER CAMPAIGN !

raNHE undersigned would respectfully an
nnunce to their friends and The citzens
OF Union county. that they have opened Ne.
Stock of DRY GOODS.
For Mems Wear tl.cy have
White Linen. Drills, Cotrons-s. Vostngs N-r sty e.
Marseilies " sting, tErgi h hosiery &c. &c.
Fer Ladies' Wear.
Rich Lus.er-d Back silks ri"in aud ttangrah'c silfs
Striped silks, Marsen.s. Checked India siik For ne
tiroirnap Gaccs Paris Painted JarroTots ami t"nd"
Printed i,arrase D.. Il,ls Sup-r P,rn NSa--iin's fui'
D. Aor. French and scotch 'ii' s''m- N'eir N"rh-i
Collars AMI Und"r>!ecvrs. Jlcc"uet nu! c~'s h'gings
aud swiss InsettiHgS. Nvn liscn Elgings "!d lAec'
Plain AND Fancy Cap Nets, new styles tar,t%fs ilin-
sinns. Blond, tui rnds'cd and Hr iswn iiJh IS >u-
percr Quality Xii. Taffti, amt si's Gloves Long '''d
Short hair Hilt White CTa- shs~ls, E.tStE; " arm
Shavis, &c, &c 4 'arI;s assor'In"ui Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Drugr.ts Mats, Ssir psmask Super Ca ton Shss'ir;'
Pillow Ca,e Muslin. fGFtuTc IN ca. tt k1tgs tott
Frin-rs. Tail. pia i,-n!ak Table Ciiihs Na
kn,. DOyir.. Euiho.e eli Goth C";tci Tab, covers.
super Nars.ilcs Quilts and CunirTI Iucszbuek.
Diaper and Crash r'wcliinr &c. &c
Their stock of GROCERIES is very large
and cheap.
Their assortment cf fCUEENSWAREiS one
of the finest ever brought 10 this section oi
county, and extremely low.
Also, an extensive stock Of HARDWARE
Their stock Of good. having been purchased
at the present extremely low prices, and for
rash. enables them ~ offer uHUsnsl induce
meniS tu purchasers. as respects variety. style
and prices. The subtle are respectfully invi-
ted tn call and jHdge for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
'.'COUNrRY PRODUCE taken in rx-
change for Goods. and the highest market pri-
ces allowed ssEisER ts WORSE.
Lewisburc. Oct. 10. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
UNDERTAKING.

HAVING furnished ourselves with Rose
ii wood t91I5lAIESlS. the subscribers are
prepared 10 wait upon all who may be so
unfortunate as tn require their services. and
every attention will he paid TO their wants and
wishes. Orders promptly attended to. An
assortment Of COFFiNS kept constantly on
hand. or made 10 order.
DONACHY & ELDER.
l.ewsburg, Jan. 7. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Le,v,.bure sav,rys In>s,tusios.

LevsisbUre savirEs ln>situti0n.
I $ bow open and ready 10 90 Business. The
L regular Discount day, are Wednesdays
The following namrd persons are The
D;RscTo8s--SIILi.x CAxsnos, Esq.
Mr.. JoaSsex WAlLS.
NJ. PIEHs AxN.ns
NJ. Iarss ACs,Isar,
II. ':.oS.s H4Iia
Ar "rL,iss Friex.
fFss'x e Moran :Esa.
Osussvs-W IiilAM ChMfkGN, pr,s;lss1.
H. Z. SntLEER, 7: :.o:ur~.
Fo-ar per cen,. per annun viii be allowed N
all deposits over SIX months: and Mrse PEI
cent les, inan .ix and ov-rhre~ nos;hs.
II. p. sffELLER, Trea.urer.
Lewi,burg. Sept la. 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
PLEASE 10 EEAN TiIIS.

TIL tlSE. y Il 4 = III7N.
rOOK AGENTS WANTED 10 sell iic,or
ID Ial and useful nr,N for ll- yes. 1888
NauIrd,!n every section II the Tinted States,
active and enieTpri>lhs mr:i. t. engage ~ 'hc
sale of some Of the best 3uCss Published IN
the Country. To men cf good address, pos
ses>iug 4 small capital of from S:5 To 800.
such Inducements VII, hP offered as 10 enable
them to make from 50 To - a lay profit.
IT The Books published b. us ar all use
ful IN rh-,r character. extremity popular and
cummand laig- sa'es y heTever lacy axe "..eTcd.
For further pa ucuiarS. address, (po,t Psid)
ROBERT SEARS. Publisher.
ISL William Stree. New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

W Ant. BIG LOCUST POSTS
w eleven trpl long aud ihick enough Ia
square four inches. To fe delivered in the
rough. or squared, except three feet. AT one end
pdlw II. NAICOM
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
To EUEBEE HEN.

UvAHTED-2o to .0n'o ii Maple 5, by
w &C 10 20 eco do bv
10 20 os0 n 3 sin.Ash plank
30 10 so,ceN a y do
- :. delivered his c,r5'ne Fall and SPrns on
:he hsnk cf IN. Il YER at HsrTishnrg. Lumber
of good quality aud strait grained is vented.
Proro.als Will hs rc~e,vtd III! Sept. fot
f,rnr.ni,e the above. and rersons sending pro,
ensals will state tn. ansnfirr and ins!!'v Of the
different kind, rhev can furnish. srd when.
Terms Of paymen,-eash on delivery snq
in.n4cti,n. Addrs,7 {Po'i-paidl
lao W. HiCkOK, Harrisburg, Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
THINGS AS THEY ARE,.

THINGS AS THEY ARE!!
IT Is an admitted fact. that TIst.n, S,u.rr
d Lewis have received, and are ncw rlier-
ing an extensive assortment Of Fall and Win
ter Goods. al so greatly re6,tccd priets, a. to
make the trwislurs Bazaar
Esend Quarters for Bargains!
Their supply embraces all the usual variety
uf Cloths, Cassimeres. satiGers, Yestinps.
Mu>ljns, Prints F'arnrls and Blankets, Il g-ih-
-r with the newest styles Of
g4aGEes Esrcss Goods,
consisting 81 Silks. CaShmeres, herinoes. De
Lanes, GI"gham>, Hosiery, Shawl,, Hdkfs.
Gloves. Trimmings, Frnsos. snt RIbbands.
ssatS :t,iG Caps,
and everything else ior Use =ud comfort.
Trunks. Carpet Bags. carpehug. Table OIL
Cloths Baskets, Broorns, Tubs, Hardware.
Glass ware. Qaeeu>wars ,LamPs.LookIns Glas-
seS. and complete assortment Of Groceries,
Honey. Moa.ses. Cheese, Hams (LeuIs sugar
crred) Tobacco. Cigars, &c.
Eerf.isIery.
A well selected Si-ck of Perfumsry, en,bra-
eng the best of Cologne .poanades .R.y u ater.
Luhin's premium Extracts, and every variety
of Essences.
Conutry produce taken in exchange for
goods. TUSTiS, STUART LEWIS,
Opposite K!ine's HOt-i)
Iewshurg, Oct. u, 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
LesCtSbssrg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, Fer. 10, 1854

ADvERTrZE E,-Hanuf,cturer Merchants. Fabiic
n OM--rs in ,i.y aud Country. Mechanics, EI"cnt'r.
Administrators op,rstorsall who wish tn procure ,r
dispoa- OF suvthns-uoui do w~il to give nnt'F ol W.
s,me throu N the l.risro cronie," Thi- rarrr has
Q is-s- and increasing -,ru alton :" -,
pIrg As large . proportion Of aetre soi."'
sonsum-r. and dealers. ~ any IN ''c SAN-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Fancy Fur Store.

Fancy Fur More.
TDTAfD $. MAWSON & CO. Importera
IA AND Manufacturers Of FANCY FCk1
md SKINS. call tine a;teni.on Of ,he public
to their extensive stock. which they offer upon
n.os, reasonable terms. Wholesale and Retai.,
Sroso-s3 Norih Third street above Arch,
Phi.ad; and Az Maiden Lane. New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Farmers, attention !

rMAt Lewist"nu, where ,hry have Il
E,Away leading direct To- PmlaaripGia
farmers have gnt TirD D,'jars hu>hc! f,r
Wheat within two weeks past. The high
est qao'atio here wa- Oae .S:r,y FIR
81 cents per bu>hcl less than If they had
au outlet 10 market in the winter time
Yet soue farmers haze tried tn b,if. all
attempts Ia get a railroad in tue county,
and So deprive themselves Of high prices
for their produce. (rhis We suppose inry
be styled " biting of your hose TO spite
your fice.") sEn- Most of our farmers, if
we had 4 railroad, would clear, in Il sin.lc
year, enough TO pay their full share of the
county subscription, if it should ever come
upon them, which is mex, to impossible
rGWc are indebted to Col. GROCER
for The following Alphabetical List of Post
Officrs and Post Masters in Union cnuuty
Pos, 0Jire. F,st IHa<'er.
Beaver Town Geo. H. Smith
Beaver Springs (Adan.sburg) Reub Keller
Bcff.loc y R,sds Jas M'Crc,ght
Chapman john lIclro.d
Chesnut Ridge :. Il. Baum
Cosgr",e iiali VIM j. May
F.rest liiii An,"u Ii. Luz
forestviiic Daniel l.. Kebrr
Freeburg Eiwd = assi,r
HarIet"n John Ii. Elicrr
A
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

WOOLEN and SILK Needle work executed
and sold bv Mns. VOLKNAR. vino also will
give Instructions IN that line of female educa-
iIun. Lewsbnry. Sept. I. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Soapy end fserfnp,cry.

SVdT5 s-NU HTTHEsFECEJs II
All kinds ui LAMPS. Lard Oil, Pine Oil
and Burning Fluid. Liquors Of all kinds, for
medicinal purposes. V'olins, FinteS and Ac-
cordeons. NUS, Fruits and Confectonerv-
and in fact. almost anything lii the way of No.
tons and General Var,eues. Call and exam
Inc fot yourselves. l charge nuihlng t''r look
ing. THEo. $. CHRIST.
Miilinburg, Pa, Jan. 2, Is54-ly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

GERMAN and FRENCH Languages. Draw
ing, Painting. and Draushrns, taught by Nv.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

--5. These celebrated Instruments, in addi.
- sjiion to heir f,.riner acknowledged sups,
ssrIari:v have reoe"tlv received the most
flii-rira co1.meEdaiinns fam Madam BisH"S
and Nr BOGUS. w,Io had them ~ use al their
late Concerts H. this cry. The pubiic Is invited
to call aud examine tue assortment now IN
hand. sni for ssle Il; tn lnwe>t prices, al ,hs
WAnpnooxs, ~ S. SIXTH ST,
smlss Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

nave have on hand communication
from Samuel Werc<, E-q, in reply to an
attack upon him by the Snr some time
since, which the Star refused to publish.
We think Mr. VS. communication will do
better, in few months, than at present
and we can assure him, that the .Stdr's
thunder never kills anybody; it is only
"dea,h on its friends" as Messrs uacken-
berg, Seebold and Others freely testify.
LANCASTER, Feb. THE election for
municipal officers, held in this city to-day,
has been very spiritedly contested ty the
various parties in the field. The result on
the Mayors ticket has been in favor of G.
Kiefer, the present incumbent, who has
been reelected BY a msjority Of 591.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

cEST assortment; of Ladies SpenceTs. I'm
- derslepves Cuts. Hdkfs FuunreS. Jac-
ouet and Swiss Iuscrtings, Thread and Seam
EdgiRg> tn be had at HAYES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
sorWe hear many rumors If rabid dogs
and other animals in Buffaloe Valley.
LeWis5urg Post. Office ARRANGEMENTS,

HNSihhN Nails srr:y day except Sunday,
close at 3lS o'clock, r. Il
N'1H"-'' on Monday "Wednesday ami Friday.
,. close ut sls A. VI.
.fORIUkRN (WiiliamsTort) Non,, wstp and Fri
Close a, 5 Pm OF night preceding
S0C1HkRN( (selin'grovr) Tuesd- thu. sd and Sa,u,a
close at IL, ".
BCFFAL0E r ROADS Tuesday and Friday.
close at I'M Of night prece,;p~
business hours daily except Sundsys from Until
ny AN and from IL, ". until s. p.d
Nov -, !ss5 II. ". CE0rZLR, P NJ
KSo 4 VARIETY of School Books.
ks1 Blank Books. Gift Books for Holiday
presents. Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper,
fancy Stationery. Magazines. Papers, etc. etc
Tor sale eieap al the LEwisHuMG Po.r OrrIcE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-08
OBITUARY.

DIED at his residcncein Salem, on the fifth inst,
AARON HIStIiaAN; lite editor of the Homestead
Journal. Mr.. IIinchman has been laboring for
several months past under a pulmonary disease, its
fatal termination We are now compelled to an
nounce. He was ever a friend of freedom and a
most Jealous advocate Of land reform and of the
rights and interests Of the laborGr, The temper
ance caIse toe found in him d firm and consistent
advocate.
DIED on the 23i Of sixth month, 1854, at the
residence of his farther, near Vernon, Jennings
County, Indiana, JESSE, son of Hiram and Sarah
Riggs, aged % years, A months and 10 days.
lie suffered much during fifteen days illness,
from an attack of cholera; wich terminated in
typhOyd fever.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-08
4 ~ UIBLE
FARM FOR SALE.

TIE Subscriber b5ihg desirohs of removing
west, offers for sale his Farm, situated in the town.
ship Ct Orwell, county of Ashtabula, 4 of o .milo
east Of The Ashtabula and New Lisbon Rail Road
line. Said Farm contains eighty-six acres Of
choice land, forty acres undhr Improvement, n part
of it cleared, and 4 pdrt in wiurowins: well wat.
cred and timbcred, and ! of a mile only, from q
good Steam Saw Mill.
Tcrnts: Sl5 per acre one half the purchase
money down, and one half in two yearly payments
with security on the land.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber
on the premises. L. c. REEVE.
OrlreM. MAY 9th. lS54.-3w.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-08

Ono Of the mission teachers at the Friends
Shawnee's Mission, in Kansas, writes that there is
now in shat territory, an extensive missionary es-
ta~Llishment under the direction Of the Methodist
Church South, at which slaves have been kept for
Il long time. The missionaries sought to introduce
slavery and the gospel of Christ-bano and anti
dotc-at the same time.
Not SO. That gospel which carries slavery along
with it is all 'Jane." There is no antidotc there.
1t is the gospel of SatGn and not Of Christ. The
church is to be among the most efficient instru'
mcntalities for introducing slavery into Kansas
and Nebraska. Senator Douglas has as set picked
no quarrel with these missionaries of slavery fol
getting out Of their sphere.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-08
STRAY MARE.

CAME to the subscriber residing ii Berlin
Township, Mahoning Co., Ohio. on the ssysn5h
inst, a Bright Bay Mare, with dark name and tail,
with grey hairs mixed over the body and tail, Y
Snip oFtr the nose, four white feet, and had no
shoes or her feet. The Mare is about medium
size, and supposed to be five years old. The own.
er is requested to cotne forward, prove property,
pay charges, eGd take Ter away.
ALoN2g STRONG.
JUNG l1th. lSIlA2M.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-08


PotIrrcAL UNtoN MovzNENT,-A county con
veht'sn was held in New Lisbon on the 4th. The
call invited the attendance of all parties, to co-ope-
rate COR the resistance Of slaycholding aggrcssions.
The meeting appointed delegates to the Columbus
meeting on the 18th. The nomination of candi-
dates was deferred. The following are the resolu'
tons adopted:
Whereas, the great and allpervading subject
Of Freedom and slavery, now convulsing the
nation, as it were, from centre to circumference,
is well calculated to arouse with apprehension
and alarm, every lover of his co~untry--of tree
dom, and of humanity ,-and to unite them IN
one unbrokcn phalanx to establish the one ana
resist the cncroachments Of the other, therefore,,
l. Rcsolvcd, That in view of the indications
Of a settled purpose, on the part of the slave
power, to extend the area 81 slavery, it becomes
necessary to take such steps as will unite all
opponents Of slavery and slavery extension, in
one common effort, for the recovery of the ground
already lost to freedom, and to prevent the further
aggressions Of slavery.
2. Resolved, That the passage of the Ncbras-
ka and Kansas bill by the present Congress, is
an unprovoked and wanton outrage upon the
principles and feelings of the North and West,
and destroys all confidence in the iategriy, good
faith and honor of the National Government.
3. Reso1vcd, That we go for the repeal of all
laws, such as the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850,
that violate the principles of freedom, by abro-
eating the right of trial by jury and haLcas
corpus, and that make the people of the free
States in any way responsible, either personally
or pecuniarily, for the return of fugitive slaves.
/. Rcso!yed, That we approve Of the call for
a Convention, to be held at Columbus, on the
18th of July.
5. Rcsolred, That DR.. VIM. Farmer, LEW
Martin, Il. NJ. Colestock, DR.. W. S. Mcintosh,
Jonas d. Cattell, DR.. John p. Gruwcll, Enoch
Bradshaw, Sam'i Bradshaw, Jonathan Morris,
John Jackman, with z. D. IIartshorn, James
Stewart, Joseph Cas5elberry, John Hunter, r..
G. wilson, Jacob ~IIc.ton, joel Stratton, Richard
Stock, David CulJortson ana John Il. Williams,
as aitarnatcs, be appointed delegates to said con-
|ycntiUn.
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FREEDOM OF A SLAVE SEcuRED.-Stephen Penn
broke, the fugitive slave Of Mr.. Grove, of Wash
ington county, Nd, who was recently arrested in
New York and brought back to this city, has Sc
cured his freedom thrauEh the e%xertions of his
brother, who raised the sum bf one thousand dol
lars, the amount demanded for hihi. lie returned
to New York on Tuesday night, in cohipany with
Mr.. Angels, a deputy U. S. Marshal foF that city.
The two sons of Stephen, who were also arrested
in New York, have been sold to q lumber merchant
in North Carolina.-Dis.
FENALE PosTMAsTEPs.-The lumber of females
dt present holding the Office of Postmaster Tor
rather ~mistress) in the United States is lbs. They
are appointed; give bonds, are commissioned, and
receive the same compensation for their services as
other Postmasters. Unmarried females only can
hold the office of Postmaster.
Rev. Samuel I-aneus Prime, for many years
chief editor of that organ of the Pharasees, the
Nep York Observer, the bitter and malignant libel
Ter of Mrs, Stowe, and defender of the Fugitive
Slave bill. has received from, a Virginia College
the honorary title of D. D. lie will make a worthy
Doctor of the Slave-breeding Divinity that perva.
des the Old Dominion. No man knows better than
he hoy, to ''mingle fendish deeds with bless
edness"-to hallow the foulest iniquity with oily
speech, intermixed with phrases Of holy can't
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