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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-18


LONDON TIMES KNOW NorHING.--ln its Issue
of March "a, the London Times, whose hatred
of The Union, Slavery, aud The South can scarce
ly be described, says:
1.-The late Congress has terminated It's iaoors
and its existence, and another assembly, elected
under = new order of opinions, has succeeded
to it, Tie members of this body are untrled
men, and the principles Of what is termed The
"Know Nothing party" have not yet been seen
in action; but, SO far as we are acquainted with
them, we prefer them to the schemes OF those
demagogues who sought to supply their own
internal weakness by foreign agitation; and we
are not without hopes that the good sense OF
the nation may continue tc hold III cheek the
folly and violence OF its rulers
NOVEL RELIGIOUS MovEMENT.-Gerrls Smith
Beriah Green, and few other spirits OF that
order, have lately been holding meeting of
several days nj Oswego, N. Y, to adopt meas
ures to break up all old relig ious denominations
and organizations, and build up new system
of their own, to take the place OF every other.
They hold that all seclarianism ~ wrong, that
there should bc but one universal church, and
that honesty should be the only test required 10
entitc person TO the rights Of membership.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06

and adopted Protestan:s, on the one hand !;
on the other, a combination of Jesuits, in
fdels, land-pirates, foreigners of the lowest
character, swell-heads and broken down
politlcians-a swarm Of no small number.
Those who are anxious to effect an open
organization, and believe it cxpcdient in
their several Localities, might, however,
form open associations, adopting the *. n.
platform. and promising i; their support ;
by thus encouraging "Sam,' it would
probably be effective in stirring him out
at an earlier day than if left to himself.
-Gentlemcn X. Ms, keep shady lit
tie while longer. Do mt a't.mIt trying
your strength prematurely; you are not Of
age yet. Follow the example set you by
the locus.s--do Mt shed your shells until
you can stand the weather. You were nc,
born in vain, but have great work to de-
TIE ostracism of disappointed olfice-scck.
ers and their subordina,cs should no. bend
your course in the least. C.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
"A published. Is among Us. Who has not
h.5t ~ the NLNIClN MUSTANG LINI-
NENI9 Many millions Of bottles have been
sold auJ used to cure rheumatism GERS.
Sores. BRUISES, Spans. RiEg-worm, Felons,
salt Eh,um, Plies, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts. Cancers. Itch, Corus on the Toes.
SJ-e Ewes. Ear-acLe. P.mP!es, Swollen Joints
or Limbs. Cuts. Scald>. OF Scaid-head, Numb
Palsy. Buuious or f. s.ed feet, Warts, or any
other complaint that can he reached by an
external remedy. And II has always been
successful. Ir Is EQvALrr coon IN healing
Wounds. Scratches. saddle or harness Calls,
rr any SpraIn. soreness or stiffness, and II IS
warranted 20 cure SpayIn, RIngbone, Spllnt,
or P,.' Evil. c7 Horses.
- The lanimeut Is put up IN three sizes,
and retai'S a. - CTS, 81 cts. and 81. The large
bottles coLta.a much more linimentln propor-
tion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest
IL CouHtry Nrchdnts.
Every store should be supp'.-d with this
valuable IININENT. as il paws good profit
and sells rcpidIy. CIV. " ESTBEOOK,
Successor to 4. &. Bragg u Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PRINCIPAL OiiiceS-3o Broadway Newf oTk.
and cor. 81 !, Market s. ST Louis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United safes, CauadaS. West
indies. and Bermuda Islands. ly533l
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Improved
New York Ady'ts.
Cheap Wusic and Piano Store

CF Horace Walers.N 333 BrCadwas.
" Nv Yofk-OPIo Z, ne CluLi,o'
toa-Nus.c at Greatly Reduced Rates,
N1,withs landing the c,a-irar.aa Of Nye;c
DcfIer- to keep up the pr.ces II unn.coryr,oh,
Music AGAINST the InjeTe>,- ot Native &. ,rr'5.,
ers and their refusal 10 extend to Nav, nm.
the courtssies Of The Trade. he has ,nn,.p.,
sales-hayiEg abundant e.lG-ace thai lie ha,
pubic couu;eranoe AID suIpou IN his oppos-
i,ion To the Gr"at Monopoly. and % his III rs
{, ald Na,.vc Talent aud adopt The National
Curreucy. HIS stock Of American and Euro
pclu Music IS immense, and the caiai cge of
h.s o..h puI locations IS one Of the large, and
best selected 80 jire United SAFES. lie has a.ss
% AIDE a grsGt r,ducfi,1 IN the prices Of F.srcv,
Nc.rIeuns and all binds Musical Instruments.
superior toned 81 octave Planes for SI1J..tU
s @ ii.ts-s.r q good quality, and IL ruu.f s $.
.t4rf.- rfi durable 5iH-c h.ch cost zoo Iiauf,
q every s...rty 'i ya and irics- o. .0 j - lsr
;I.s.tf Ten s.-arrJt Nauutlrtr1..- Ir..- them Il !,
c..tr iet med improved HUrac N1'es- T.. nos .ut
l.ak-, .ouc.z Dl tie -.-au Iat.utI uG-iarI Pr
amos NJ ~rc-t iar1@iusT"e> from 80 % 100. NILops-
u,, from I've different taLui7rtnr.a- Including the
Welt known r. D a H. ". smiths NsiudCrus, tuned the
,qual trinI tho beet make IN the Unto state
TT5.r- o.. -. fCN lI. la. 80 10 smith i, uhls
SaiA ''e.asaus. 20. E-ch ano ard Meiotgon gasIsI-
fa,d j o. i.-' term {. tle Trade schools &c /
t.r ett lsrou5-t to oerc, men and CLurics Orders
at-u!' fs- Music sent Io,t AID 10 ali Isti-
If l- tho reduced rates 'tsucral and Select
:!a-lc- ami relu'r- q Prices cf MusIca! IusiruD-
er.ts rua-led any address free Of charge amSt'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
1.-THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

! - Nautical Eomanrs cf intense inerest ty the
hg,'.r .f t4. Pirate Doctor, the lawyers story,
tn -".I u. etor," &c. &c
rTiisus.,- ahc-ts,r gel u the writ"rof the above
L popular works. sufficient -uar7ree Of the favor
l--l -f a-g ia ton ming II. Ii lis Pm VIII te
receive, l., tic public TIE CAHiN Bon, STORY Is =
narrative. t-afE the Lorr Is 81 the slave
Trade. a= @. r.. 90 H. tha cast of AriT The author
ar.'r '- ;tcr. rssEa aa ualuian' ith then-
10" +, fI4 t ,-c:iu. interest and adventure ~
fL- ,r'. ..t.t work e Def, -DI .n-0u Crusoc, and
-. Co.. lraria. 1scr that glorious EJIon. inasniuch
70 is founded facts of every day oerurreuce The
lar, rf & heroine " the story. Huic.ka tie CircaS
sjtr slave iUur.-lt ~ CUustahfucTlc, 'drcat'd sud
Int-rif ty the RECKLESS. Vt cli'alrr, >eyuIoGr-the
caua1rt ,f te A'barosS. Is siml y the uarrruon Of
Hct,r. D. rtr-y,l ihr LoEt the st4ry wildly and
The tut.sHc-s have already received orders for tho
WI, - III edition was originally their intention TO
ue-f- ; si they specially request ;hGt al or
d.-> may ha sent immediately
Th,E eu-i,r. esq SO that the work VIII create "a
much I arU-t any work Of fiction tnat has Of iats
>ucc tie put Ication nce fomS Cabin, works
latfu to slavery m tmcrcl. and cHN. have been
utirr,rc none have appeared having relation to tho
.tr uf lE- ,>.u- slaves on The African toast writ
ten v ore vi To has witnessed II in all its hdeous defor
NIFTY Tie work is written in caste AMI purr Language,
aui will a welcome and instructive addition 10 tho
faIri., ..I r.ry.
TIN ,ss i.l f,-rl beautiful octave volume Of 400
raL.s. .sanry illustrated with fine cravings, and
elegantly bound IN c'th. Price in cloth. doilar:
in IaVer. cents, at which ratr copies will h. sent by
the publishers TO any par vf The country free Of pos
tH-c-
81 Fer sale wholesale AMI retail " the publishers,
ELLsNJErH STREET.
80. - q -FrvsN STREET.. NV YORK
Ard by AL BOOKSELLERS tllIo4-h the United States
and Bfi. ~ ir.ylu.cs 2rsJs-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Arrival Of thu Asia.

HALIFAX, March 3O.-The steamship
Asia arrived here last night, with Liver
pool dates to the 18th inst, one week
later.
No event of striking Importance has oc-
Cured since the sailing Of the Atlantic.
The public attention is centered in the
Vienna Conference, which was formally
inauguratel on the 18th inst The hopes
and fears are about equally divided as to
TIE probabilities Of peace.
From the seat of war the most impor-
tant statement is that the allies have re.
opened their fire upon Sebastopol, with
good effect.
The Eoebuck Committee is still en-
gagged in prosecuting their enquiries in
relation to the conduct of the war.
The manifesto of the new Gar to his
army is interpreted as very warlike de-
monstrati0n.
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Lewsurg Chronicle and West FarmerApril g. 1866

ca., and should not at all be surprised to
hear Of decision against its constitution
ality. We feel Ike thanking God, some
times, that we have no vote, and no hand
in max n, leg >lato and judges.
Many of the oystcr-celiar men had
made threats Of keeping open yesterday,
but We believe none of them put their
threats into execution We know Of one
whose hands would not 60 to work, from
q dread Of being fined. We heard also Of
one poor sufferer, who forgot himself and
ate Scotch herring for breakfast ; bu, he
will never be eau gh; in that trap again
The new fire ordinance of City Coun-
cils, goes into effect at the same time, with
City accepting Companies the balance,
twenty six, declaring themselves out of
servce-the very best service" they can
render the community, if they at the same
time keep oGt Of mischief.
You have, Of course, seen the accounts
of the impudens infraction of neutrality
laws, by the British recruiting officers who
have been holding cut publicly here and
iu Now York, aud which has not thrown
any oil upon the waters that separate Eng
land aud America in feeling. Ii is strange
how public opinion has changed in regard
to Russia, since The Hungarian business
bu. it is easily explained. Eag1and is onc
Of The Allies The bare suspicion Of such
4 fact, is enough. She may carry consti.
tutioual iibeity in her train she may
pave the way Ger civiiza,ion-for the
school master, and the missionary /; but
she is England and We We're born to hate
her. | need no. tell you how much this
feeling prcvades al classes Of our COM
muoisy Low sadly the death Of the Gar
fell upon the hopes of the people, that he
would Jet triumph over the ups'ars Ma
polcon AMI his allies the English. The
manifesto Of the new Emperor, however, is
source of much hope, and as Scbas.opol
is not yet fallen, there seems no reason to
despair; and no one ,upposes that the
Peace Congress will achieve anything
The Asia brought US no news Of any
consequence, and We have scarcely any
thing to talk over at all. Even Poole is
forgo;ten--no, not forgotten, for We see
he is to have Monument to his memory,
aaa Mr.. Peterson, Of this city, publishes
biography Of the great man, which we
dolbt not " l. have large sale, and be
eagerly read.
l was going to say few words about
some of our Publishers, but they deserve
q whole letter, and We will lay them Cd
the shelf till another time, when We shall
'rot them out for inspection. Yours,
s. H. f.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Fatal Ri1t in Cincinnati.

fatai Ai't LII 0ilciIhdti'
Al 'he election on 'ae l. a r!ot broke
CUT IN d Uef"'n "ar'' "Aere l, was al
'es'u '..o AZ, 'A,'1,''''' "''' NO' a.'O"eu -
'0'e' me '''i'. 'oA'' "eie u'S"oS eu'
''na nle,1' n'S 'Da ''o" " '-D"O" 0S'u III
the ah'ay'
oiNclNSATl' Apr'l '-ihe result oi
yesterday election IS s''!' uhaeciaea' IL
IS aiies.u 'n"' fraud ha' been discovered
III INC l"e''In w afu' "hich gave farfeh'
(hem''l iof Aayof' ABOUT ooV h'aJofity'
anu IL Is no" PfoPosea 10 'hro" out the
eh'ifc 'o'+' Al '"'S Is oo"e, iayior' '"e
Nno" No'n'1s candidate VIII nave ABOUT
ioo hi'Jo'''y p"' 'hc 'o'o Vi 'h'7
" a'u 10 'o""'c'' 1 '!en W,'' nA'c i'''',
NV ~ 'oo ni"Jo'''y' Inc h'' 'eii'n " a'u
.he o'''o' ooA'S u "hl'n were destroyed
- '"c 'n0O' |. s'pl o'ea 10 nave gwen
i"ffon' from 'oo 10 'Vo majority ; and
haa the entire vote oi the city been coun-
led, the whole Democratic ticket would
haze been elected BY from 500 to 1000
N n1iority.
There was no more rioting last night
The exctemo Mt is still very great. 1t is
supposed that ten or twelve persons have
been killed or crtally wounded. Pistols
were discharged Unfortunately, and the
only won Ter Is, that the destruction Of
life was not greater. 1t was, altogether,
the most disgraccful election day ever ex-
pcrienccd in Cincinnati.
3 p. Mt was ascertained, upon an
investigation of the ballot boxes in the
Twelfth Ward, that they contained 80
more tickets than there were names on the
poll books, and one OF the Judges OF the
election insisted upon throwing out the
entire vote, but the other woulu not agree
to the proposition. While the Judges
were counting the votes, body Of men
forced their way into the room, and seiz-
ing the boxes containing the tickets, car
rled them, together with the tally sheets,
out INTO the street, and burned them IN
the presence of the crowd.
Inc votes oi the Eleventh and Twelfth
Wards are thus destroyed. The votes OF
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Real lsggate.
EXECHTCRs sale.

THE subscribers, Executors Of the last
| will and testament OF GEORGE ADAMS,
dec'l, late OF the Borough Of Selinsgroye, will
sell. al public veudue or ou,cry, on the prem
iseS,
Oh Tuesday, the sst;a day OG april
next, the following described REAL ESTATE,
Situate in the B rough Of ScllnSgrovc. Union
county, in part lying on the Isle ol Que.
Three lots on the noril. side Of Market street,
numbered 81, 90, and 81, in the plot of the
town OF Charlestown. now composing part
of the Borough OF !Seinsgrove, extending from
said Market street 10 Cherry alley, on
@.~-A which is erected on lot No. CO. a TWO
E1A STORY HOUSE weather boarded, wilh
Kitchen, well OF good Water and Gut Build
inss.
Also HOUSE and LOT. No. II, in "a.
the plot Of said town Of Charlcstown y-E-s
ing on the south side Of Market street. and
runiHg s1u'hwardly to Strawberry alley togoth-
cr with the appur,enanes. Late the property
Of George Adams, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 clock, y. W., when
terms Will be made known.
JtCOR OFT, )-,,.--.
MARY ADAMS.
S,'inssrove, March u, 1855.
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ITO theHonorabIe Abraham s. Wiison,E~q.

Court of Quarter S. sions rt '.f S,Iriy of Union.
iho petition Of VIM. T.. 4 %! the town of New Co
lgIabia said county hU.by represents That he
cu les house in said town. which has heretofore been
us" and occupied house of entertainment and is de-
sirou- Of fcontnHiug the SAM and Is wei. prepared for
tho accumulation OF trayctrs he thcr.fre prays your
hOuorS to grant Linn license keep n tavern during tho
ensuing year, arl he will pray, DC. WM- l.. RITTER.
The subscriherS residents of New Columbia, hereby
certify that W T. Ritter. the appiicau for the license
Is of good rciute Tor honesty and temper and
s we'll Iroy:d d with houroorn and conyen;enccs for
tho lodging and accamnI datCn Ot strangers and travel
crs aud that public house there is necessary, they
III ref re- recommend him proper person To be lirens
Cd to keep public house.
NJ >cchlcr John Gryer. Joel Rnnck Jacob Troxe John
st CaiT, Abraham Ar-unty. Aaron Smith. George !.
SHaitz, Robert NCurlcy, d. $ Ruthrauif, Francis
alk,r, Peter KlaTp. April 6, ls55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
TItO Tie Court Of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace in and for the county of

Union AT thr May TCrm for 1893, III" -etitiou Of Ann
Ginter of White Deer township in the Of Union
rcctfGy sheweth that petitioner r0us cf
kcrpiuy public house in the touse kept by Ann Guer
last year. and where she fl mcrly kcTt public huuS,
for uurhcr q years. AMI is provided with every
eSsary convenience do. She therefore prays the
Court 70 grant her license to keep tavern house
Of public entertainment for te accommodation Of travel
crs and stran- -. and such tavern is necessarily
wanted and she will pray &C.
We the subscribers. citizens Of White Deer township
do certify that the above applicant Of good r"pur for
honesty and AMI i well provided with house
room and ccnv nirnccs for the lodging and acccmmola
iou of travellers and Strangers and such tavern is
necessarily wanted. Wines our hand this 2-d Of
February 1855.
Lloyd Iuinfer. Andrew Srybort. Jacob Troye Harry
Rank, lewis D. Rank. Martin Keeper George TroxelJ
Samuel GcodauGo-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Jury List-HIay Term, 1855.

GRAND .jiKDRS
W. B,drer-lli.!p May heck, Mos kreb,.
E4Gdtns-- Hiram pr.sb,ch, james W siIaonton.
UivtiI.JtIl--John iiumIHel
L.,gsttss-Day!d Heb,r, Alexander Ammors, Eobt.
NJ Mn ser.
Edrrr-Jacob shauror, Aaron J. MiidIesw arih simon
0lit Samur, Trox.il.
Pnss-Edos irglcr.
Ssins,Torc-JolH Gardner.
Limestone Henry frock.
J4ctsoH-Aiain MiIi,r, Edward Benne-
Irqntir-GrJrg, !. srhoch.
Whue Bscr-iura'ilan picffrnderfr.
Htrfiy-' hri-tiaa Schnure, Wui. Sscngls.
VdGi,,rcci--.iohn Eger.
Iirpnur,-Isvri RuhTer
n. .l.iHta,-Chsrlcs Ii. Ns.senpiug.
TRITERSE JURORS
Jlclsoa-reer Neuian, Jas SpaIglcr j., ChristoI her
ScchoJ.
I,nns-Joscih Mitman.
WAT Dcer-pNvid Mecklsy, Gabriel Huntingdon Ia
cob NcCurey Jocl !anck, Lewis Biting, Henry Dioe
d.rf.r.
Ja.on-Thlp Young, Jacob sicer, jr.
Sim Jr,gs-t'hHries :. Davis.
Frani!4a-Jol.,l {. Wilson, Peter Drre.
Cs7grs--Solin Snook. Samuel Hartman.
H'rt'Cy-Wm Huntington, John Hoffman, Z. V. D.
Lincoln. Grorg. Euhi. Cyrus Drrisliaoh.
kjrisit,e-John l:iu&crt, James Crosggove Michael
Miller. j., Geo. smith. j., DAM ,b1d.
GtG-io,-rrIer itcELcs. saI- .- ..-Tuw Johu Uauch.
1dpman-Ioln ker>tott-.. a. j. ucrrold
~ Bssrsr-J In Lash.
LeD.stusg-BsIj jamiu Ausstadt, 8 7. Lyndall, Henry
F.irk, Samur G. Mius.
I.JTB-Galrcl rrus-cr.
H;si B4Jli1s-JIcOh i.eish.
4G;a.,arg-Ma;thlas stayman, John petweilor, John
Lawruuc,.
.Hrd.jt.creeh-Dapel Kcsslcr.
HIslbgtJn-Samual Neitz, John P. Roush, Philip
Meyer.
Est BuTaEc-Elias Brown.
.Nei0 BsTlin-Jo.ti h Winter.
PET{T Jurors
IimcstOne-tileon Cornelius.
L,iUlsJDy-pavi! iier, harles Penny, W VanyalEah
A. slough Joseph il'err.
FrdILiiH- fTolrIi.i. Erb.
BaIrer-Thgnas v. shipton, John Hendricks, jacob
Gry.-.
Ncig B-rlin-ii Edward Gaus-
EsfIl1e-Jphn FON.Jaincs ID. ChamtcrIn,i S.car; n
hs'ly-flavcl Clark, David II. Kelly
AttRtnitug- John Go'.cbalL
.yic.s5!-ioLu VI. B.Uiyr, Davil Odt.
LiGrtlry-,hr>tian Gam, Samuel Urovc, g. BiacEfrt
Levi Kline. J. Dry. John l. smith.
C,1pBar3-- Wi.iiam q. Herro,d.
Etst Il.g4l.s-.ohn :. loier, 8. Schraek.
WSst Bg91'of-John Miller.
ItHHS-I jarrett.
,r1''r,-Chri tan Kerr.
Ehite PcsT--liIItI,i II lierderton.
SitH-gyor,-WIilm Hyers
iiitiscfceE-iIenrv Wrtzcl.
I'TEy-CLristian t'rsyhll, ir.
vs. B.IreT-ijeu ann pGice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Connecticut Election,

NEW HAVEN, April 3.-The result of
the election in Connecticut is the choice
OF four Know Nothing and Wing Con-
gTessmen, eighteen Of twenty-one State
Senators, and two-thirds of the House Of
Representatives of the same party. There
is no choice for Governor by the people.
The Democratic and Know Nothing can
didates are about even.
SYRACUSE, April 3.-The cars that left
BinghamtOn at o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, did not reach here till half-past this
morning. The delay was occasioned by
encoun.eriug snow drifts, some Of which
were from twelve to fifteen feet deep.
The Scranton pa Herald aud Advo-
cate recently unfuried to the breeze the
Gag Of Houston and Pollock.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Public American Party.

We notice many papers Justify calling
upon the Know Nothings to throw off their
garJ Of secr,sy, and come out and act pub
licly, forming an open American Party.
Some of these journals are friendly to the
principles of the Know Nothiags, Gas far
as they can learn them,) with the excep-
'ion Of secresy, and really wish to act with
them, publicly; while others, having failed
10 annihilatc this organization by terrible
threatninss, bitter denunciations, and in
Vulnerable two-cent exposit;ons' of the
most hidcous character imaginable, are
n n,w trying what virtue there is in fa.tcry,
hoping thus to draw them out Of their
chosen fortress. They fawn upon them,
snd tell them of th,ir irresistible streng.h
and immense popularity, thinking them
silly enough to bite at this miserable hook
A, tho same time solemuly telling of the
VIII olesale disbandmen.s in different local-
ities, which generally occur on the eve Of
some election after the votes have been
counted, however, they admit tha. there
was mistake, somewhere. We presume
Sam" can tell vixen any Of his followers
fall from grace, and consequently revela-
tons Of this sort he only laughs at as sheer
nonsense. The win els of his majestic CIR
are not to be thrown off their course b.
such pebbles.
The former class Of journals are, doubt
less, the more Numerous, and certainly the
more respectable. A sober second thought
would, we think, show the utter inexpcd:-
ency of this party throwing OPT all It,
plans and modes of operation to the pub
lie gaze. The organization is yet in its
infancy, AMI could not yet stln1 the trc-
mendous opposition it would meet with if
thus exposed. All the ODDS and ends of
broken poliGeal parties, the immense i'm
migration OF foreign criminals and paupers,
every :..:iaer c. that Bishops can command,
and at least half the indifferent native
d.oncs who take no part in Their country's
we.fare-thesc would be ready to p0uuce
upon the new party and demoiish it III
siautly. The order must increase and
gather much more strength than IL has at
present, before it enters into an open fight
with such vast conglomcration, or it will
be overthrow, and the other parties re-es-
taLlishcd, with all their imperfec,ions.
Many object to this organization on ac-
couut OF lis secresy. Were it not for Sc
srcsy it never would-ncver ooud-haye
existed in America and this principle has
retarded its progress to some extent, mas
much as mary Object to taking leap in
dark WHO would act with them In every
other particular. All parties have their
caucuses, and private consultations, before
in public; and the American
party has the same, excep. that it is long
er in preparing itself for the creates: and
most difficult political work Of our day.
Many parties similar to this have tried to
make start publicly, but their day was
short, and they made no Roadway.
When the entire publicity Of this party |
takes place, the people Of the Union will
be divided into two parties. Know Moth
ings and tLeu we'll xishers, American born
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
TTNO the Honorable Abraham S. Wilson, Esq,
1 President and his Associate Judges OF the

Court Of Quarter Session OF the county Of Union
The petition Of Thomas Green in the Township of kc V
in the county of IniOn ht III represents that hc
Gu lis house ia said tow nshp wiirh has her.tof -.
i,eu and occupied house Of rnt-rt-inmrut and
is lerous e continuing the and il well prepared
for til. accumulation oftraveers he therefore pray
Ionors grant him n license to Keep u tavern during
the ensuii.; year. AID lac Will pray, &c
THOMAS GREEN.
The subscribers residents Of Kelly township herrty
certify that Thomas t,Ie the appctnt for the license
is man .ooi rcEut for honesty and Temperance, and
il we'll provided III hnuseruCn and cpnEeniraH", FIR
the ,in aui accommodation OF strangers and Travellers
and that Public hons there l. Necessary. they tLcr -
recommend him proper person to be licrusei to kc'
a publ. house.
,unra! Master, r"t"r Gryer, Thomas Huntington.
David Grove John J. Clark, :. H. Pawlinc Jo"l E1ytr,
John Smith John 4. N.scr, J u patCsian John i;aut
man. John Huntington, Henry liumnle!, George MeiSel
April {, 1865.