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MIR. EDWARD TOBY HAS THIS DAY BECOME
4'L ASSOCIATED with me in the Express and Commission i3u
aints he tslner will be conducted under the style and firm
Of $. TOBY, Jr, 4 BROTHER.
n3 SIMEON TOBY, il.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

MECHANICS AND TRADERS RANK2
New Orleans Dec. Is, 1866. {
H7y> The annual election Of Directors for
this Bank will he held in accordance with the charter mon
DAY the 18th day Of Jauay next at the banking House.
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 7. NJ
d2O I'd G. CRUzAT, Cashier.
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COMPREHENSIVE,

THE FIRM OF J. c. Raglan g. co. IS THIS
4 cay dissolved by mutual CONSENT z. r WILSON
CO.. are Successors 10 the above EI:n. J. C. Raglan.
New Orleans December II, lss6-dla 5tkltW
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WANTED.

r. WANTED no PURCHASE-A
good, light rfaneht steamer suitable for towing.
asasa9Ea&E@s barges on the Lake. Apply to 55s.
dill GEO. ". HYSSOH C CO. 60 Camp street.
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NJOTICE-MR. ALEXANDER SMITH JR BECOMES
~ d partner in 0 house from this date.
HIM. DOssCS CO.
New Orleans, Novernhe, l, I85S-n3
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SATURDAY, December 20 1856.
Second nigh: Of MeEe.leef's opera i'll 2acts,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
PRINCIPAL chsracers-Me Colson Laouche Negss u.!ea
aud 'ful1;.
rs. sunt@g-A new eo.nedy. ia Vie en- Rose
GTPE1CES-Dress Circle, Iaticed Boxes Parouete and
t-ott1 l'ohes,.-- 50
J ~
Third GALLERY. nj
Rl- Doors open III O'clock Performance commences at
O'Clock.
szg.No Sea: secured unless paid for dl9
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FOR RENT.

@A FOR RENT DESIRABLE TWO STORY
N House situated Magazine street. No. A. bet Es-
E ee and Ed Fard, undergoing complete Ap
ply to HYDE Il GOODRICH,
a ne Can,J
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
THE VOICE OF THE FREE BAPTISTS.
.srce II Tie y. I. Tnsuas.

COusTOoespee II Tie " !. Trsuas
MERIpIrH. n. H., Thursday, May %, l7'o.
The follow pg resolution. were passed oy arg ana
respectable body Of Free Baptsts, koown d INC
Sandwich Quarterly Meeting, convened at Me'edth'
y. H., MAY %, 1856, ard by vote OF 'lld ooay at'
hereby forwarded through their Secretary fo' paoH
cation In The y. Y. TRIBrsr. They are but ianI
eIpress.on II the feelings Of said meeting
JRCSSELs, secretary
Re.,,a IT,, freedom, Of .peeeh aid Of the prs.s pr ~
es= slsisnietG every Amer Al - ra.nu.r Of
sH.. st.- to regular y eoisstutet ts.eai as ''' H'
J,hg .t-. L.. h,,,s
R,,eed Tb.t p,. to sleuee such hesass PHI
ric- Characteristic Of . state 0f oa' ''Ai' ~
r.iion- -. H., ~b..
Reot,d TA., the recent eow,-ty atiaef on .ee
Sumner viii. bu,l, xriins hs dssf n sae -
~ Preston br0Vs. u souts sS,I-.sl, presenting tbs
exhibit Of frroeiiy- 80. - 90
Gtusrce sisyery is olsauls - A.
t cruskiE results apon The enssvea Da1 h.
seurs os s.iu .Lo 20 81 VINO possess q!
CT self resysct ~. II. ch,x,..
Rersc TIA. We are sincerely grateful 20 he dee Ina,s
suursr 70, - ,oeech recently siven Ia ta= Untei
state. S.uste m xLet such &C chIE reouSes sers GU
lfke rrotssator Of ssyery ard tost We =. -
fss-.d The ruaIly s.sIt WIZ toe .,5. 81
bo~ .-vsed upoL hin ~l ev.n'ua4It Prev ~ ~.
blow, n sur.ly ard effectively 70 the anal 0'e'ai' " ~
Rs,.,d mt ts ss, that murderer, h the person o,
-, -ih 10 nTsGaz.ion 1E,9 his
crime . r,Iui,.-S 70 r-fsn bis plsse Ia C0nsr 80
eutsr into the dsberstOps Of oat = i.,a tssn
bluh utb .bsms ,r 81, country. add inst teLSs -
into ,eIioas e'uepute alnonl the people, ''NA -
sce lie laws they enact s1.v.rx-ia the Fugitive
sl,vs ISy ~ h-s.tisr % of the Nssorr Cong 80 %
Fa,.sg. Of the K.nsss Sebrsssa o ,,sacs,e u. xan1
ks1sU ty residents !. per ,,-ns ~ Da,sn1-rs fom
~ So. y oer.e.so-s have beea - ~ " ~ -,
Ss.d q q elSoarss.d By uriso s'A'sf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
MARRsRD.

BUDD- DwOLF-On Thursday June s. ct tho Church Of The
BsoD by the Rev TboDss Osaudet d. ksynods bafd
Of this city, and Kate daughter OF the late Wm H. DWef
Of Bristol X. !.
NsON-WILLETT-At WillismsbaTsh, Lons Island
on Thu sdsy June s. Leigh Richmond Dickinson Rector Of
Zion Church Newport r. l., 70 Mary dsashtsr Of Thomas
WDlstt, esq both of Willamsburah.
esq Of Coiunbs Cal 10 Mis- Mary A., daughter Of the
Hon. Tbos Robin con u Ells~orth -
LEAyITT-HARTT-At Boston on Wedbs ssday, June 4, Mr.
Dayd Lesy d. Of Great BsrrinstoD, to Miss Mary Imns
dsu,h Of ssnasl HART $50, Oaitsd States Naval Con-
mJNFR-BURNErT-At Clinton. Msss on Tu.sdsy Jane ,.
Mr. Edward NJ Miner Of Bosom, Mas Emily Ba'ncst of
PuhEROY-sHERMAN-InC Csstleton, VI on Thursisy. /.
Jun, s. by the Rev o. q. Sax Mr. John W Pomsfoy Of
Pftsfeld Mass, TO Mics Ann sherman Of CSstiston .
HARDsoN-LocKwooD- Thar:day Ny M.,. sss ~
q NJ Hichardssn 10 Miss Caroline Lockwood
LDEN-VANDENBERGH-On TtursdAy, June 3, ey the
Rev T. H. Csnd6eld d. o. Chries se'dea - hss oeor.-
sp1a dseghter Of James vsndsnbsrsh esq oil Of this ey
PRAOUE-WAsHBuRN-Ol Wednesday, June T. M John
r. sprs,ue ~ Helen Secofe WashbuIn
yAgCE-TAEOR-At Dover Plaios Dutehess County N /,
On "Wednesday June br William Vance of ths hIm OF
Vance Bros Ms,ebslt. San Antonio Tsis' 70 M"' pfs"
ees T. Tabor dssshier Of John N. Tsbr. esL
WEEKs-sTEwART-On Thmstsy, June q s. MsfZs
Church BrootlJn, BY tho Rev d. NJ Johnsoo NJ >, ~.
Wesi WDona hinnesots 10 Miss bsfs6 Jsns dsasn's
Of Robert Sts~ art, ESQ of Broohlyp -. 4. o.
NTLCH-enOW-A, Boston, on Tuesdsy, 'ass . D' "
W.cb 10 Mics Sarah NJ srow, both of bossoo. a., MI,
vii yIIEisS0N-MAY-On wednesdsy, June george VIZ
.r.an % Eud. B. dsush,er Of John A. hay All hs cry
wRIGHT- -JOHNsON-in Brooklyn, On InasaC svss,nS'
AZ The residence Of the brides fshsf oy tes nsv
n " Brss, Chas H. Wright 70 Amsns as1sn,sf " '~'
Jolu.n esq sllof the former plAes.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
DIED..
pTTrYR-At "

u,v, a. v.,1,.s, Yarn scusials Wes,chss.sr Coun-
~ 90 Frid.y June Abraham osaen Deuss on'y s'n ="
ChsII.s sbl klz. A. Buueri 10 tns Hta yea o S - D.,
ut. 80 .nd hsnds and To Of hs parents Ss
,,nS 81. f.Dsfa on SUNDAY afternoon Juns oeces
e is ,s,Id.nes Of bis fssher, No. ID Esss So"ft"@h1
.tsst ibost farther Boties.
THURSDAY June s. George l. Only 500 "e"fss
80 S.r.h Aan Blshop, sssd JeAfs and nosth<.
v,RRIsoTOs-A Poushksepsle, ~ r., on wednesday,
ms Of eonss pton JsrT FsnnStoa, In me <H year I"
hssEe
9AzELToS-On Wednesday. June T. Simon Hsseit'n NJ d.,
10 tie eth ytu Of nis sss -
TsGRAHAM-At BsIdeford, Ye., 1sesdsy, JaDs J. Mr.
J.m,. IDushsm, formerly Of Rofti.nd, sssi ID ys"~
IIcOgs-Oa Friday snsrrooa. JaDe Aa Eliza orsysDo,
vs Of wesley b. Jseo~ ssd fegfta esasnIsf Si ne '~~
Fsu.rsl on sunday Sch Ds, a. Seoei IRON NO neas's
street The Gisbds of the family are invited 70 sttssd
JysyISGs-At HHlsbors, n. H., Monday, June = Aes
r. JenIsass, formally Of Boston, sssd ID Jsan-
KEEFFE- Ga Tkurdsy Jure Nay wife Of Aehsel kssss
LA BoZA-on THURSDAY, June Peter W. Ls Boss sss<
,sas and months
uecARTHY-on Thurdsy, JsBs RiehAId xecutAy lH the
cd wear of HE sss, native Of Ireland
pILLs-A. Newton Upper Flis, Mas, Wsdnssday Nay
y Mlss Es.Ler NILS Of Need ham, sssd " Jesfs
nLLs-In Bergen OF Friday. yares Of typscd fever.
sou of he kev Dr. Mnls Of Auburn ~ T., sesd - yesfs
RAUB-n Harlem on Thar.dsJ, Jels hn h1y A.
Rsab daughter of Peter Rsds 10 the ft ;eG q her sss
TIE hieDds u the family are nutsd atfssd >
faLers suDdzy sh INST rom her ate fesaeeee Avsna
A O.s hundred and oinetsLtn stfeet, ~ ocsocs-
Services n the Reformed Dutch Church, Of "a o'clock
Ross-At ST. John, N B. THURSDAY, Nay y. Ms Asensh
Ross ssed 50 years and uontsa She went 70 the bs.sl
Provinces with the 10y yLsta Il tie Jeu l1s
sCHONFS TOLO-On Wsdnesdsy, Juoe 4. sesd - 1sss
Inthop, sehon. nwold. At wen street. Broohyn,
The remains inferred u the Csnes'y u he S'P
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

Hehness in The negotiation On the dues cosA not sAe
pait in this act, beng sbseht hom Cop psnAAscn.
The delegate of his ,Dsp'sh Msj~rfy, 70 recspru-
lAtpg the propositions vhich Ae made 70 tbe Cnnisf
Of he Ell Of January end the % Of February Of
the pressbt year, states them as folloss:
"pennark rcroancce the Sound and beh Dues n
consideration of oompeD.Aiion Of IS go 900 of rI-
dollars lrigsmyutl On the following conditions:
a. The purchase shal include all The Powers To-
teested N the commerce ana navigation OF the Scund
snd Of the Bette. That the slhton Of the dues may
become obligatory the purchase mast be agrssd 20 by
a, the Poves represented in the pres>at sseotiatico,
Denmark reservipg 70 tsef TO treat separ stely With
Powers rot Represented.
".A The ss;d sum Of IS, ,coo 900 nix donss shan be
ecusidered a. compensation for dues on shippisg 40
vel As on csrgoee. The dues on shppiog ~ be resa
a,ed acccrr 70 Gag the dues on ca goee to ee dsvi-
SsS hv one hsf ON Imported AID the other bali on
exported merchandise by the Sound OF the Behs'
"The payment Of the quots which, According ."
.shle b. preeented IN the Conference OF the ~ OF
February viii fall 10 the lt Of each Power rcPresso'ed
Will be a. sured 10 Denmark IN such manner % VIII
seem TO il satisfactory.
"In The Conference held on the 9Th Of January last
were pres eut the delegates Of Austria Besisw, Den
n ark Spain, France Gres, Biian, the Ne'Asi'And''
Prussia Rrs<is and Of Sweden aud Norway
At the Conference Of the III Of FEBRUARY, IN add
ton TO the above-nsmed delegs,es the delegate OF Ms
Roy al His hn. s. the Grad Duke OF Oldenosrg Wa
prtstrt. -,
"The delegate Of his Danish Majesty r-Pssts the
declaration slresdy made by him IN the Conference OF
IN. Cd Of February that sccoriins 10 the precise o.
der of his Government the sum Indicated above the
pts,rp-r of the indemnity which d. nmarh THINKS che
has tight to ask for the abolition of the dues.
Corfcrmsby 10 the principles pVpcsed for the divi-
sion Of the eve ntual indemnity the quota tor which the
different Powers represented In the present negosia-
tion shs contribute TO the said sum OF 3s uI-
dollars are:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
DENMARK.
TpF SOUND DUES.

., tor The redemption of the sound Due, 70 waea
The e Ea .. heir ssd sdhsoa
u,eI uTts Coyerrment Of biz Mej-,ty the Emperor Of
H,h. Rpsrias and Of his Majesty the King OF Sweden
a. Norway having adhered to the proposition. made
~ ,te Government Of his Majesty the hrg OF pen
!.,k relative to the redemption by psrch.se Of The
sannd and Belt Duer, the delegates OF their said
Msiestier as also the delegate Of Denmark IN the ne
ro,istior on tie dues. have agreed to make deeara'
ton by the prstept protocol Of the different points ar
rived st by that negotiation. nj
"itbo5oh the Goveromsn. Of he Royal High
ue., he Grand Duke of Oldenburg has al-o al
h.red % the ,aid proeo-ton the 3esga,e OF h- Roya
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07
Total 81 .ss2 rs

The remaining sum OF 1907 s?< dollars falls -
the charge of the Powers not reptsestsa IN inc pes
ent negotiation, ibssmuch as II was aoe 10 sPeS"y
those Powers in table N. Is.
sTbe delegate of Denmark declares, ss expressly
understood that the Governments adberiag to the
poposiiion which he has made shall only be eventu
ally responsible for the quotum falling TO the charge Oh
thtm as in the division indicated above.
"The delegate Of his Msjeety the Emperor OF Au
the Russias renews the adhesion of the Imperial Cso
net air, acy by him in the Conference OF the
2d Of Febru.y ss well as regards the pfincPs oI .nc
redemption a. the mode of division proposed by the
DaDisb Government. A.,
THE dele gate Of the Emperor at TIE same time
declares that the Imperial Cablt ct consents TO cont
butte to the redemption of the Sound Dues ior sne
quoum falling to the charge Of Russia according TO
the above indicated division, provided always that al
the Powers Represented in the present negooaticn
consent also their part 70 the same cond't'on' Tor
the redemption of the Sound Dues
"The delegate of Desmatk accepts this reserve,
declaring it to be conogmabs to The views OF hs own
Government.
"Tbe delegate Of His Majesty the King Of Sweden
and Norway declares that bis Government accepts The
proposition Of the Danish Government, as wei - re-
CARDS the principle OF redemption a. tie smount %
indemnity claimed by Denmark.
"The delegates of Russia and OF Sweden ana Nor
way point out TO observation that the mode OF pey-
mebt Of the different quota must be the subject OF
special negotaton between Denmark ON the one nshd
and each Of the contrac ing Powers on the otocf TO-
serving therefore for prvato agreement 70 M the
methoc and term of payment OF the quota taliiG re-
spectvey to the charge Of Rassia and Of Sweden asd
Norway.
The delegate Of Denmark adheres to this observs-
ton
Finally, the same delegate having. pointed out
that the pre- negotiation Temporarily stopped IN
cons, quence of oiheIence OF opinion which has sis
en- between the Daui-b Government and that OF her
Britannia Majesty that, consequently, the iAoors Oh
the Conference on the Dues might remain long tmo
In surpepse the length Of which is impossible 70 IN,
the delegate Of Russia declares That the adhesion oil
the Imperial Government to the Danish propositions,
as defined above shah remain full force until sacs
lime as the Cope nhsgen Cabinet itself shall declare
the negotiation broken off, and shall withdrawthe pro
| positions il has made
| ," The delegate OF Denmark having expressed the
satisfaction with which he takes note Of this declsrs
tion and the dele gate Of Sweden and Norway having
declared that he was convinced he would be sutho-
rized to make a similar declaration as soon a. he
should have received the instructions which, the case
not having been foreseen, could not have been given
10 him before the present delegates agree 10 leave tho
protocol open for the eventual adhesion OF the other
Governments treating with Denmark for final settle
ment of the Sound and Belt question.
Done at Copenhagen, May 9. 1856.
TESGOB0RsKI.
LA0ERHEiM."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

Excessive sssAny-s ef vA<A A.s $50 es-s.:a n Ii.
seryu-too a L.vrssce he Sa0eAsss vatag 6Fhi
,,s sl ,has too hsy Asd sod
ss.,, usgi.sd to every rssoasne See.sa ssd isSse 70
.ame u ,hcs- hoy a. esons -n eirs
-. vhcy p<x.rxssbi- Words bas wheh prcurs 1s 20
,rouss sri ter INTO 800 u
,x.ry prusers way for TIE aovnA Of sasey
Rcste{ That The cgusncn of As>cistscns
cor ..v,rs tie perps- cf ssrs tunds 20 d the
k.h.p,, OF K.nsas in he Sistr-ssed sne needy eirea
ar c. and that this efort fr - ss cas-,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

At meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Brick
Presbyterian Church. on the 18th Of May, 1885, 1t was
unanimously
Resolred, That the thanks Of this Board are que
and are hereby respectfully rendered, TO Mr. Rugges
for the very efficient and satisfactory manner ID when
lie has vniicated the rights Of the dead aud the eeat
with which lie has established the duties anu oo
cations of those legally entitled to their custody;
Resorcd That the principles established III the ne
pCt-,xpressly affirmed they are in the oPlngn OF
bis Honor Jucge Davies, committing the uea! "a
eu,iyey 10 the e1t of kin and thereby rescung them
from every usurped authority-aIe peculiarly eonso-
nant to our free and enlightened Repuohcan lh'u.u
tion-; that these principles individually Ihtefes. no.
only ourselves and our descendants through coming
sgts but deserve to be universally aud fundamentally
incorporated nte American jurisprudence.
Rsolred, That extensive circulation shouid oe gwen
10 this Report in the belief that its humane, enlgnt
ened and Christian doctilne. may commend @ tneh
selves to the Judicial and Legislative authortes
throughout our country, and be e1tendea 70 esey s
community enjoying the blessings OF Chr''tlan Hee'
CON and civlliZ ation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

Our re.des fail to perceive the comp.hennye
Of the Five Points thus conei-ey staed iney
.tute of themselves terec for the protection OF tue
deed be incorporated without atera 100 or
e.istion of every Ameeaa State this eoDtinsnt
Judge Davies IN opinion adopting the Report OF the ht
cree, eIpety sirms them as the andsmehtA Pfie'P's
soyeTnI his decision.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-25
CT 1SO MORTGAGE FOR SALE.
Q1, ACO Will be sold at discount.
Is we'll cured Property near Lewisours
Inou,re at the "Chronce" office.
Caution, and Notice.
PLATFORM BEEHIVE

invented and patented by Sylvester DAVIS OIL
Claremont, III, in the following townships
and Boroughs in Union connty. VIZ. white
Deer, Kelly, Buffaloe, West Bui!a'oe, Mifilin-
burg, Hartley. Limestone, Jackson. and New
Berlin. All persons are therefore cautioned
against manufacturing or purchasing sad
Beehive unless duly authorized by SAID High
and Dersham. Rights TO make and use the
above Hives in the foregoing Townships and
Boroushs, for sale on reasonable terms. A
single right for s.. II. Il ID.
Hive has taken the first premiums at the state
and County Fairs in Vt, y. H. Mass Ind, and Ohio, IN
the Fall Of 1854
With this Hive any NAV keep Bees, with perfect
saty and since all difficulty and uncertainty
entirely removed
or may conducted number OF hives arttt0ut
.woynnng and still have nal supply Of Qu,,ns
The Bees entirely p.oteetd troE bt, Zee Mh AMI
O. insects which annoy and ruin the Bees This ~e
,or-dn If managed according to the directions which
are given in the book.
In the Spring the -es have opportunity TO exercise
and clear The filth from their hives. without flying out 10
die the snow.
The filth can be at time removed IRON the hi'es
without disturbing the Bees =.
The Bees cnn transrrred often as necessary 10
civ. them new comb and without killing them
1t prevents all posi- bty of robbing while feeding
1t is thoroughly tiated throughout feeddra~ers
hives. honey boxes and cha mber-
The work and progress the Bees he seen in the
hives, honey boxes and f-ed-iI twers oo'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-25
A Providential Man.

There is no aspiration SO glorious as the
desire to do good. Howard, bending over The
couch of sickness and smoothing the pillow
of death, was greater than Napoleon at Aus
:erlitz. And Thomas Holloway, whose ines
timable medicines are subdung disease oi
every tpe, in every part of the hebtable
globe. is more worthy of respect and honor
than any warrier that ever drew the sword.
When Kossuth visited the United States he
was designated bv one of cur clergy As the
.proyidenliai man." Surely Professor Hol.
loway, who has come 10 our country on no.
bier arrend, better deserves that utle' HIS
establishment IN New York has been The f"n-
tai source of health TO thousands of our fellow
Citizens His agencies. established IN every
CITY and town in the Union, ara the PE"rLE $
DIsrExsaalEs. What is true OF the popularity
of his medicines here. is true Throughout me
uvrld; for wherever civilization has pene'ra'
tod hu land mr. sea they are known and ap.
ego-From the Mississippi to the Ganges-
they are advertised in every printed language
and resortcd to by races of every name and
color. as the only reliable and proven Teme-
dies in all the phrases of dIferse. The lead
ing medical periodicles Of London and Eden:
AND PiLLs from their general denunciations
of patent medicines, but unreServedy com
mended them. In short, if we are 10 believe
concurrent testimony Of all nations. Proffes-
sor Holloway has done more TO ameiearate
human suffering and rob the grave of victims.
@ 9ihs pes 6ave anques,i"nsble ,ns
authority for saying that his central office
for the old and new world-London and New
Yory-send ont annually more than ten mil
lions of dollars worth of his medicines. The
statistics of the cures effected by their means
cannot. of course, be ascertanGd. but judging
from facts within our own limited sphere OF
observation we should say that no ordinary
quar,o volume could contain the record.
Surely the discoverer and phiIanthropis, who
has accomplished such results NAV, without
arrogance. be styled a PROVIDENTIAL
MANN o. Pir1Dune
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-25
Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

YVNHE undersigned Assicnees Of HEsRI X.
NoLL, will offer al Pubic Sale on the
premises, on SATURDAY the Both day of Au-
gust next, the following valuable Real Estate,
TO wit:
A lot of Gronnd fronting on Market street
in the borough of Lewisburg. Union county,
on the corner of Market and Seventh streets.
in what is called Smiths Addition to Lewis
burg. contaAning 60 feet in breadth and l65
feet in depth on which are erected -
first rate BRICK DWELLING House. Ill
substantial. and handsome Frame Stable, and
all other necessary Ourbuildings. There are
AGas also on said Lot a variety Of choice Fruit
GTrees, and a never-faiilng Well of excel
is1.s wafer.
Also THREE CNIMPROVED LOTS Of
ground fronting on Market streel and adloin-
ing the lot above described the west. which
are we'll calculated for Buiiding Lots, being a
very handsome location. Said lots will be
-Snid-s~ac commence a; O'Clock p. NJ of said
day, when terms will be made known by
HUGH P. SHELLER.
GEORGE F. MILLER,
Lewisburg. July 4, 1856. Assignees. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-25
rEeported for tho Chronic,e.l

Not satisfied with their 10000 Mem
--abscnt-at their first meeting reported
! in the Chronicie, the Buchananites of Milf.
finburg and vicinity made q desperate
rally on Saturday evening last, and mum
bered 44-an increase of II over the frs,
grand 6zzle. Esq. Youngman of Miffiin-
/ burg was called to the chair, and a committee
! appointed TO report officers for Buchanan
! Club, Of which Col Barber Of Limestone was
subsequently chosen President
! John V. Barber of West Buffaioe was called
upon for the first address. He argued that
both the Bible and the Constitution Of the US
recognize Slavery, and in the next breath he
declared that if 1t were in his power he would
unbind the shackles of every slave--admi,
s,igmatized certain alleged leaders under the
Fremon, banner as Black Republicans, traitor
! to their country, Niger Worshipers, and that
opposition to Slavery led TO Infideli,y. These
contradictory and absurd propositions showed
! that the young mans disappointed ambition
! rendered him incapable of being Judge in
the matter he attempted to handle.
Mr.. Moore of Hartley was next called upon
but he was too dry to pump anything out of,
and Robert Madden of Hartley took his place.
He returned his heartfelt thanks TO the demo-
cracy of Mnlnburg for the honor conferred
upon him. He contended That the right was
all upon the side Of the democracy-ihat our
side had noae-bat that it would be necessary
for them to be up and Going, for ",he enemy"
were willy and powerful.
Simon Peter was depu,ed to bring in Mr..
Hesser. which he done with some difficulty,
and Mr.H took the stand. but it was eviden,
that he had discharged pretty much all his
ammunition At the first meeting.
There are several Fremont papers in
keDtnci:y-one is Daily, at Newport
Alncst every Religious and Literary
paper in the Free States, is throwing its
influence more or less strong for Liberty,
and against the Compromise Breaking and
Border Ruffian party candidate.
The three Opposition papers in Indiana
Co, Pa. unite on Fremont, and promise
him 1000 maj. in that little county. \
The Democrats of Herkimer county (the
CID Berks Of York State) have in County
Meeting formally repudiated the Cincin-
natl Platform, and will support Fremont.
The Americans aud Republicans Of Ly.
coming county have united in call for
Convention. I
A large number Of the ladies of Fall
River have organized themselves into an
association which they style the " Jessie
Circle" @ Es $3.50
The Fremont men of New Haven have |
organized under the title of /" The Path
faaers," and aue spirited ssd enthusiastic.
E. K. Foster is Press the Club. /
A Union County Cs6l "A .eomposed
of delegates from all opposed - 1he pres
ent National Administration. sis to meet |
a Piusburg on the 18th Of Angns,,' 70