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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21
Lewisburg Chronicle & Farmer-March 2 1856
Fruits and Confectionery.

D EMOvAL.---The subscriber has
lO removed to No. 36 Market street,
(skree doors above tie Old Stand, PHILAD9
where he keeps constantly on hand general
stock of all articles in his line-consisting Of
ORANGES, LEMONS. and all kinds ofFruit
in season Almonds, Walnuts, Cream Nuts,
Ground Nuts plain and roasted; Pickles and
Preserves of all kinds-to which he invites
the attention of Dealers and others visiting the
City. Goods packed al this establishment
warranted to carry safe.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
8. L. HERRING, No. 26 Market 81.
3m6221 above Front, south side, Philad
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21
e. FRESH MEAT. &
INuE SuhSerihevS having ascncia tod

themselves under the Firm of ZELLkns
T. SrxnSEs, in the BUTCHERING Business,
a, the old stand Of F. Zellers, Tin the rear of
his residence on South Third street, are now
prepared to supply the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity with Fresh Meat, OF all kinds
Cheap for Cash. We trust we shall have a
full share of public patronage.
wSell out on TUesday and Friday morn
ings every week. F. ZELLERS,
I. 8. STERNER.
Lewisburs, Sept II, 1855
N. B.JI wish to have my old accounts
whether Notes or Book account-SETTLED
UP. All indebted will please take notice.
Sept IL +. ZELLERS.
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William Jones
CARD,

4 B. L0NGSHORE, M. D., having
IL located himself on the properly lately
owned and occupied by Rev. G. A. Hewitt, in
West Milton, respectfully offers his profess
sional services to the public, and from long
experience fatters himself that he can render
satisfaction I" all those disposed to patronize
hm.-KelIy TIP. Union Co, Feb. Z, 1856 lam
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NOTICE.-Haying been appointed the

IN SEXTON to the Lewisburg Cemetery.
the subscriber would state that he is prepared
to perform all duties connected with the burial
of the dead. on short notice. Also that he will
attend TO the re-interment of deceased persons,
under the direction Of their surviving friends.
Residence in the Lodge al the Gate of the
Cemetery. GEORGE DONACHY.
Lewisburg, May 80, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

TEWELRY of the latest pattern Of allqual-
eD tiles for sale At the lowest CITY prices BY
l.. YODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21
IRON! FROM! IRON

q 47X LBS. just received at lhe
~O' Hardware Store Of REfN-
OLDS 4 MFADDEN. Farmers and Black
smiths, call and see the largest and best as
sortment of Iron ever offered on the West
Branch. Having the exclusive control of the
celebrated VALENrIsE's Centre county Iron,
we are enabled to Worrdnt every bar. All
sizes Tire, scollop. Round and Square; Horse
Shoe, Nail Rods, &c, at CASH prices TO all.
Call and see the Hardware Store of
JOS. M'FAUDEN.
Lewisburg, Nav 10, 1855.
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A LARGE and desirable stock Of Ladies'
IA Dress Goods, Of every kind, for sale
cheap by J. SCHREYER & SON.
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HARRISBURG BINDERY

J. j. Clyde T. F. L. Hutter,
Sscessoysso W. O. Hiekek q Co.
Book BINDERS AND STATIONERs, AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
Harrisbsry, Pa.
MOST respectfully inform their friends that
M they are engaged in the above business
U directly opposite Herr's Hotel. a They
Aatter themselves, by careful attention to their
business, 20 receive continuance Of the pat
ronage so literally enjoyed by the old firm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, County Offices,
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety Of full and half-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled to any pattern. Old Books,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa-
pers, Bibles, Music. works issued in Nos, &C.
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Please give us call. G. Il II.
wBooks &c. to be bound may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. 500
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Mo. 70, North "a 81, Pnlladelpnla.--
IN This old and we'll established house Is
admirably situated for persons visiting the
city on business or pleasure. The continued
patronage of the public (and Of West Branch
friends in particularly is respectfully invi'ed.
IL, BARRETT,
Philad., March I, 1856. Proprietor.
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DIT hMVC for Justices and
DLANAO Consiables. for sale
or printed to order, a, the Chronicle Office
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

NLOTHS. Cassimeres, Tweeds and Summel
" Wear, for sale cheaper than ever BY
June I, 1851 j. SCHREYER 4 SON.
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Lewisburg Savings Institution,

rs now open and ready TO do business. The
regular Discount days are Wednesdays.
The following named persons are the
Direcfors-Mr. JoHSsox Walls.
Mr.. BIERs ANMoxs.
Mr.. JAMES MCREIGHr.
Mr.. THoNAs HArEs.
Mr.. WILLIAM FRIcK.
Mr.. J. G. l.. SaISDEL.
Mr. Jos. MEIxELL.
OrIcIAs-WILLIAM FRICK, President.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
-Four per cent per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six months and three per
cent. less than six and overthree months.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Sept. l9, 1853
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A LARGE lot of Ladies' spring and sum
N mer Shawls, for sale very low, BY
June I, 1851 j. SCHREYER 4 SON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

DOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks ior
ID all engaged in the service Of the U. ..
in the War Of 1912 and for their Widows, Al
the Office of the Lewisburg Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

GRAlN or Seed Drills-Ross' Patent
u decidedly the best and most durable
Grain Drill now N use, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh Il Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1IuS3eS-IIuSSe8- IIu3S68
~ C. H. NEEDLES,
Truss AND BRACE ESTABLISHMENT,
S.W. Coz. of Twelfth and Race Sis.
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers of fine FREScH TRUssEs, combinins
.-S-e..e agnnuesS, ease, and durability, win
correct construction.
Hernial or Ruptured patients can be suited
ty rsmitting amounts, as below sending number Of
inches around the hips and stating side affected
Cost Of Single Truss-S2 5, 4, s. Doubtless, D. TO-
Instructions and how to Affect cure, when
possible, sent with the Truss.
Also for sale, in great variety,
Dr.. Banning's lmprored Patent Body Brace,
for the cure Of Proap.us Uter also Spinal Prope and
Supports Patent Shoulder Braces Chest Expanders and
Erector Braces adapted to all with Stoop and
Weak Lungs English Elastic Abdominal Belts, Suspen
sori-s Syringes, male and female.
t4-Lsdies' Rooms, with Lady attendants. t1ysso
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21
TO Iron Masters and Dealers.
DENN'AW WOrkS--NO.21 Arch 81

DENN'A Wire WOrkS--NO.2l Arch st.
l. above Front--PHILADELPHl
sIEvES, RIDDLES, SCREENS. Woven Wire
of all meshes and widths,
with all kinds Of Plain and FancyWireW Work.
Paper Makers Wire, all kinds. Cylinder
and Dandy Rolls, covered in the best manner
in or out of the City.
A very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sieves-all kinds of Iron Ore Wire, Wire and
Sleeves for Seed. Grain, Starch, Snuff, Brick
dust, &c.
3m59O BAYLISS, DARBY & LYNN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

Punch says that carriage drivers would
make the best soldiers in the world, as no
troops could s.uul Meir charges.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

OARPETS.-Av very large and well selected
u lot of cotton and all wool Carpets, from
IS cts. to Si25 per yard. A portion Of these
Carpets were bought at auction, others direct
from the manufactors, at prices that we can
sail them very low. Those in want Of Carpet
we invite to call and ook before buying else.
where. 3GHREYER 4 SON.
une I, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

OoOK and other STOVES Just received bI
BEAVER 4 KRkABR
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Latest from Sebastopol!

~ for Fail and Winter,
EVERYTHING WANTED
IN OUR LINE OF BUSINESS, AND AT
THE MOST REASONABLE RATES, now
received and for sale BY the subscribers.
We invite public inspection Of our stock
of Merchandise.
IIURSH T. WORSE.
Lewisburg, Oct. 10, 1855
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MARIA J. GRIER, Il. D.,

IA University, of Philada., offers her profess
sional services to the people Of Lewisburg and
vicinity.
Office At her fathers residence. Or. J. F
Grier's,) one door below J. Il. Yoder's Jewelry
Store. April l6. 1855.
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Lightning Rods.
ARM1TAGE'S
Patent Alasneiir fisbinins Roos.

and in this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors Nj 'Murtrie, Johnson, W alior and man
others that have ex xamined them, recommend and
speak Of them in the highest terms Of appreciation.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods ic
use in thisor any other county for the protseti
OF Lives and Property. One advantage is to divide
and throw back part of the electric fluid harmless
TO the clouds in time OF q stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion Of fluid that belong
to the earth without the slightest danger of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only plsee Of
manufacturing is in
Vine 81. doors ADORE I2fh, Philadelphia,
where all persons are respectfully invited to e.l
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used by the follow ing Individuals eompsniss
nd corporations. whose names are chserfuliy
ubmit,ed:
In and mar IHilad,lphia-A- 4 8. Roberts, George
ssntzing-r, Judge Bouv-r, Judge Conrsi J. Muifors.
John Homes, 4 T. Clsnl.y, Brenner Oakley, Conrad
lnGerso the Blocksy Almshoue, Anderson Brothers,
Rev J. L. Grant, John Notman Thos. Grover, Bats
Hoons, A f. Gink-rs, Ii. Simmons, Thos. Mott Co., Mr.
Downing, J. +. Greer, J. W Watson, c. Hump hrvys,
Ripley Co, }. Nyman b. BARREN j. ovrnsbirr, g. Pep
per, Mr. sharpless, Mr.. Martin, Dorbiey, Brnklsy
Mr. DAWSON, Dr. Paul, H. Powers Co, J. winepenny
Miller the Red Bank Hotel, the U. S. Arsenal, the
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
IN me Sate o Ner Jsrsey-Georse Crispin. Judge
NCall Judge Dayton John Netnan, DR.. II. M'Murts,
BENZ Roberts, MIR. J. wning.
IN Union COTNTT.
Hartley Tp.-Mark Hslfpenny, VIM Foster, John Haas,
Michael Peters. Jacob Smith, David Pilman, Reuben
Mench, George kl.ckner- Nec Bertin-Coart House,
and Commissioner Once. Limestons Tp.-Jobn Rebsr.
Union Ip-Dr Charles Wilson. Washington IP.-JohA
kuntI simon kuntz- Itnn TP.-lsaae C0udroA. HANs
Deer Tp.-Miehael Hoffman.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ME beg leave to introduce ourselves
w to the citizens of LEW1SBURG and
vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers of
white Ash Anthracite Coal,
At Lancaster Colliery, Northumberland Co. Pa.
where we have extensive improvements, and
are prepared to offer to the public very supe-
rior article, particularly suited to the manufac-
ture Of Iron and making Steam. Our sizes of
Coal are
LGAD >E-- ~"s.ftIug purposes.
STEAMBOAT Sfor do. and Steamboats,.
BROKEN
EGG for Family Use and Steam.
PEA PEA for Lime0urnsrs and Steam.
Our Point of Shipping is SUNBURY, where
arrangements are made to load Boats without
any delay.
COCHRAN, PEALE & CO
J. }. CocHRAS, Lancaster. BESJ RrrSHcLp Lancaster
C. W. PEsLE, shamokin. H. HB,uMGARDNER do
IFOrders addressed to Shamoknor unbury
will receive prompt attention [ly565
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- GUTTA PERCHA
UTd44] For Artificial Teeth. :. .Ha

IIYDFUI AItIlCIdI ItttN....I1dV .
ing purchased the right TO use DR.. N. b. Slay-
TONS "Coiored Gufta Peyehn" IS base for
artificial teeth, I am prepared to insert sets by
this process.
Some Of the advantages Cutta Percha has
over gold or any other metal. are. The certainly
of an accurate fl, Hexibilily without danger Of
destroying the it. Il softer and much eongenial to
the mouth, therefore less sble to make IL It II
altogether unaffected BY secretions Of the mouth t has
been subjected to the test q powerful acids and the
natural contour Of the gum be perfectly ita
ted than by any other process.
Any wishing It can have . set inserted, and not
liking them have them exchanged fr . set gold.
Dentists residing In Union and Snyder countless
receive and Oce Rights reasonable terms
H. GERHART, Surgeon Dentist,
Junction If Third Street and Uaipersify Avenue,
LEWISBURG,Pa [Jan II, ls56-llw
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LEWIsBURG FOUNDRY.

WIZARDS Paten, Gang PIow, a supe-
w rior article, for sale al the Lewisburg
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh X Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-21

DornfaN Of Sebastepol and High Prices !
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23
chanan's Right Hand
Man for DisllniOn.

We nave shown that al through the
South the friends Of Mr.. Buchanan are
for disunitn, and now they begin 10
speak out with equal unreserve at the
North. Col. Forney, the chief organis.
Of the administration. is now the chief
manager Of Mr.. Buchanan's forces in
Pennsylvania. Here is his ultima,um
.s laid down in speech delivered at
Reading, Pa, on the evening OF the 26.h
ult.
The notorious Forncy was here on
Saturday evening, and made a speech
at a Democratic meeting, in which he
strongly urged the necessity Of voting for
Buchanan, as the only means of preserv.
ing the Union. Taking The cue from
Mr.. Fillmore in his Albany speech, he
argued that IL Fremont was elected the
South would not submit, but would break
up the Union; ergo 10 save the Union
you must vote for Buchanan. This ia,
in plain language, the argument Of the
highway robber why you should give
him up your money. He says, "Your
money or your life"-if you wish to
save your life give up your money
There was another argument Mr.. For
ney produced which excited much sur
prise. and was noted AMI marked by sev.
eral persons present. |, was this, viz:
that to hope by the election of Fremont
TO make Kansas free Stale, was idle,
and e vain expectation; Tor, said he, if
such a thing were atiemptedby Fremont,
Kansas would be made The battle ground,
and the South would bring all their
forces to oppose the attempt to make
Kansas a tree State. The South he
said, rouid tDade knee deep in blood in
Kansas, and ,oould ride in blood up to
their horses bellies, rather than submit
TO lose Kansas for a slaue STATE. Ergo.
said he, land this was the chorus and
brfden OF his song,) vote for Buchanan,
if you love the Union and wish to pre-
serve il. Vote for Buchanan, If you
wish to prevent the illusion OF blood.
Isn't this fine argument TO address
to the brave, free-handsd, iree- -souleG
people Of the Keystone Sla,e' We shall
learn wba, impression it has made upon
them in a few days. Who are The dis:
unionisIs! Where is Mr.. Buchanan's
"conservatism!"
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23
u j. is said ,ha, the Sultan has

n II is said tha, the Sultan has al
mos, reached the limit at which he can
be no longer held responsible for his ac-
items. The life which this unhappy
sovereign has led from boy hood, has
made him. at thirty. y.three years Of age,
no. only prema.urely old in body, but al.
most presua.e in intellect. All energy
of will is gone; how long understanding
will remain 10 a question which no one
can answer. He is entirely ruled b. .
race which it would bs an insult even to
Naples 10 call Camarilla. His wives,
eunuchs. HE pipe-bearsrs, his daughters.
do with him whatever they please. He
has his fits Of rage-his hours OF des-
pondency. He changes his miad a.
often as those who surround him. urge
Linn to change il. Such is the sovereign
whoa. this time Of danger and transition,
governs the Turkish empire. just saved
from the grasp Of hcsule poten.a.e, and
ss.ll occupied by the armies o: two pow.
srful allies.- Times. .rxg
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23
How THE BAKoAlN WoRKs.-Ti

=
How THE BARoAlN WoRKs.-The
Cooperstown IN. VI Republican and
Democrat coD:ains eiscular signed by
Five Hundred and Eighty. Nine eili-
zens, who have heretofore .co-opsraisd
with the American Party. They say
,ha, having become satisfied that an in.
trigue 10 on foot to diver. the obligations
resting on Americans from their legi.i
mate ends, and being now convinsed that
to csss vote for Fillmore 10 an indirect
support Of Buchanan. they take this
method Of publicly avowins their deter
minr,ion to give 10 the Republican party
and 10 their nominees. their esrnest. ac-
tive and most hearty support
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23

Gov RrkDER. who had up 10 The nom.
ination Of Buchanan, been all his life,
jealous Democrat has como on, in let.
ter for Fremont, and gives among others
the following suficien. reasons for aban-
doning the party with which he had here
'ofore acted. He says:
i can see no reasonable hope Of Jus.
';ce and sympa.hy for the people Of Kan.
sas in the success Of the Democraey.-
In its ranks. and with the power to con.
troll its action, are found ,hs border.
rufiians of Missour: and ihsa aeeomali-
ces Of the South, Who have tranpled rp-
or the Constitution and all the essential
principles of our Government, sobbed
Kansas Of i,s civil liberty and righ, of
suffrage, laid waste iss territory with FIRE
and sword, and rspudiased even civiIiza.
ton itself. M @ @
In its platform find the enunciaiion
Of principles which would pu. the rope
about the necks Of men for exercising
the constitutional right of peii,ioning
Congress for state governments, ss a 70.
dress of grievances far worse than those
which led to the war of the Resolution,
and declaration stgmatizing as ''armed
resistance to law" the moderate and JUS
,iiable self-defence of men shsmefully
and infamousIy oppressed by ruffian vio-
lence and outrage. beyond all human On.
durance. @
There are thousands of Democrats all
over the North, who have come 10 the
same conclusion with GOVERNOR REED.
Err.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23

SoLp, RuT NOT TRANsrERRED.--Two
Fillmore men were in convorsation on
Broad way last right. and one Of them
was urging upon the other the necessity
Of fusine with The Buccaneers. Ito pu,
down the Black Republicans. "They
must be defeated at al hazards" said
he, " and We Americans mHst do il, il
We have to fuse with Buchanan" "Tha,
will no. work." replied the other. "'rhe
attempt 10 bring about fusien 10 driving
thousands over to Fremont. They are
disgus.ed with your political trading. |
am just one Of ,his kind. You want 10
SCI ". , may be sold. but I s0iH not
be tranaf aferred. Evening Post.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23

q The following is the resolution
endorsing Franklin Pierce, which was
passed BY the Cincinnati Convention:
Resolved. That the .Admini.fration
Of Franklin Pierce has been true to
Democratic principles, and therefore true
to the great lnieres's Of the country; in
the iaos Of violent opposition. he has
maintained the laws Al homo. and there
fore ws proclaim our unqualified odmi-
ration Of his measures and policy.
The Democracy in the rural districts
protest that the Conven.ion did not en-
dorse Pierce.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23

Truth FROM AN ENEMy.-Ths Radi-
cal aboli.ionis., which dsvoses It's entire
number ier October TO an earnest appeal
10 The enemies Of slavery not TO vols for
Col. Fremont. Says: +.
"fhe Republican party 10 not party
for tho delivesance Of the snslaved, bu,
only Tor the security Of shs free. !, is
not party for the black man. bat only
for the while man. II 10 not = party for
the rescue Of the whole country from the
des2o,ism Of the slave power, but only
for the rescue OF Kansas"
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23
The Position, Personal and P0-
litical, of John C. Fremont.

The Position, Personal and PO.
litical, of John C. Fremont.
We cons,der that no candidate tor the
Presidency since the establishment Of ou,
Government has ever occupied more
remarkable position than John c. Ere,
mont at The present time. The fortituGe
and self command which he has evinced
during the canvass are almOst unexam-
Piled in the history Of our great men,
Many-whom the nation delig hts to hon
or-Clay, Jackson, Gen. Scott--unGer
less severe pressure than Col. Fremont
has had to sustain. gave way, and gave
the people practical evidence ,ha, they
could rot contain themselves. Yet how
small their provoca,ion compared 10
Fremont's: Assuredly no man was ev-
or SO much abused in this country AZ
This man. He has been called liar. q
perjurer. a traitor. a defaulter, dishon
est runaway, brawler. coward, a
blunderer; he has been attacked in his
faith, in his morals, in his character. in
his pass history, in his present circum-
stances; ever his parents have been dug
out Of their grave to insui. and yillifv
him through them.
Under this unexampled torrent Of
provocation, Col. Fremont has not once
lost his self-command. Not line has
he ans wered TO the slanderers; no sign
have they that he knew Of their exist
ence; till creatures like the Drooksss
and tie McMasiers have gone crazy
with rage y. not even getting kicked. and
loaned iaio.ically into letters which
Fremon, read with smile, 1891
Such quality is precisely the requi.
site tor President. Il is the rarest, The
mos, valuable, and Al the same time the
mos. essential Of all qualities.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23
Mr.. FlLLnoRE IN THE F,ELD.-rhe

Mr.. FILLMoRE IN THE FiELD.-The
Richmond ,Whig reprints an article from
the Buffalo Commercial .aduertiser.
concerning the Missouri Compro mise,
and the impossibilily Of ever restoring
il, Of which il says: ,.
/" II came to ~ under tie frank Of
Mr.. Fillmore himself. and may, there.
fore, be confidently and implicitly acsep,
Cd - the expression of his own views
and epinions on The question to which i,
rsla,ss. We have also other reasons for
knowing that this article fully and frank
ly defines Mr.. Fillnors's position. This
10 snosgh ftr NJ. I,is entirely and per-
fsctly Satisfactory. Il will prove sasis-
factory to every candid man Of every
party in the South"
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23

The FooD OF PLATFoRm.-The
curious in die.ics would have been inter-
esisd to see Platform feeding At the
Merchants Hotel, in Philadelphia, on
Friday last. When served with coffee
il absorbed il about a. men do; munched d
steak and chewed rolls in altogether .
human fashion. manifested an inclina
tion tor butter. Disseminated Justly be.
tween salt and pepper. and handled a
napkin quite humanity, lie performances
with sofs boiled egg. spoon aAd egg.
cup could not have been excelled in pro.
priety and fiiness by James Buchanan
himself. The Platform in rail car by
no means filled lt-indesd il occupied
but halt of q seat, and inconv venien ncsd no
one save by magnetic Tepulsion.
Albany Journal. s4
Demoine courier., 1856-10-23

n Mr.. James Brooks, of the N. Y.
Express. recently made speech in
Springfield, Mass. in which he complete.
ly upsei the argument that the success
Of the Republican party would be dan
gerous TO the Union. The Springfield
Republican says:
Mr.. Brooks unwi,iingly kicked the
dish OF all his argument against the Re.
publican, as a sectional and abolition
and improper party all over, in order to
come down the harder upon Col. Free
mont personally; for he said. if the Re.
publicans. after forming their organiza.
ZION and establishing their principles,
had nominated Judge Mclean instead ol
Col. Fremont, he shonld have supported
him, and urged Mr.. Fillmore 10 with
draw in his favor So It is no, the par
ty, alter all, but the candidate, that Mr..
Brooks and the Express keep such a
howline about! The section alism. the
.aboli'ionism.' ,he geographical party,
even the threatened 'disunion' ALI this
you would swallow and endorse, il bu,
Judge Mclean, instead Of John C. F.e-
moni, had received majority of ,he
votes at Philadelphia. Thank YOU for
that, Master Brooks!