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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
Pennsylvania Democratic Ticket.

Rssoir,d That in the repeal NJ the act known the
Missouri compromise go. and the passage of the act
gsnzng the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska, free
from unconstitutional restrictions. the last Congress
PERFORMED WORK OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE in
meeting the demands Of sectional excitement by unsha
ken adherence to the fundamental law
Reso'rsi That fully endose the administration of
President Pxi r. As NATIONAL FAITHFUL. AND Ef-
TICiENT-fuly equal all the important emergencies
which the country has had 10 encounter and thai he has
worthv maintained her interests and honor at home
ard abroad.
Crn,l Obm bmmisrion,r-GEORGE SCOTT # Columbia 90.
AUDITOR ,S.asral-JACoB FRY. VI of Montgomery Co.
.Surueyor Grnsrdl-TIMOTHY IVES, of Potter Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
II. H. Dersham, NJ. D.,
HAVING permanently located in Le-

IL wisburg, Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Services TO the citizens of this
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
to the duties of his profession 10 merit a share
of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
to Chronic Diseases of every name ,and treated
with unparalleled success.
DR. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Electic Medical College Cincinnati,
having frs, studied the Old or Allopathic sys-
tenn of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
of the Old School Medical Colleges Of Phlad-
elphia but becoming convinced of the super
iority of the New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Ame-
rican Eclectic Medical College of the Queen
City of the West. This Institution, although
yet in its infancy, has in the Great and
has already annually Students than the other
Medical Colleges of Cincinnati continued II is sending
physicians to all parts of globe. and Ohio Ind
&c, they will soon be more numerous than any other
class Of ply sicians
The principal difference between the Reformed new or
Eclectic, and the old Alopathic system this
the New School medicinal agent that is in any
way injurious to the human system, such Calom-l
Arsenic Anmony &C.; for superior and harmless agents
have Of late years been dscovered by the liberal
and progressive ply Of the New Scboo that
complete substitutes for the deeterous medicines (Ca
lionel, &c-;l therefore Nave no for them. With
these valuable agents. and all those OF the Old
Aopathic school except tine few poons above
and all the improvements Of every other system OF
cine as the Homeopathic, llydrop rhomsonau &c
many diseases now curab- that considered
impossible, and that too without breaking the con-
sttniou. and creating other diseases, Debility Rheu
masm Dyspepsia Liver Disease, liberated Sore Threat
Diseased Bones, premature Loss Of Teeth. &c.
The New School certainly claims great superiority in
the treatment Of all diseases 1t hes been proved hy
Clinical reports that the mor.ay-taking all
tcgether-i less than per cent that Of Asac Cholera
Is only per cent.
This is an age Of progress and Improvements, and the
New School is always progressing beiuc bound down
by despctic crceds and antiquatsd theories.
'S.B. OFFICE at the lower end Of Market st. tele
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b~We were inquired of If our neigh
bors of the Argus still retain their warm
affection for the " "old.line Wings" and
what course the Kansas Buchanan party
intend to pursue next fall We would
say in reply that the "Argus' continues
to love the patronage of the old lineWhigs
as rauch az ever, but that we think 1t has
not yet Informed its Wing patrons of the
Union Wing County Convention that was
called two weeks ago! We are therefore
inclined to think that the sincerity Of Its
attachment to the cold line Wings" ter
miuates in their pockets, and does not
include their principles or their interests.
AS 20 ths course Of that party next
fall, they first ridiculed and discouraged
the efforts for unity Of action-have since
endeayored to multiply candidates, and to
smbi,ter them and their friends against
each other-and when the nominations
are rade it is supposed will try their luck
in "volunteering" defeated Wing candid
ates and in irritating old "locap' sores!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20


TAG FOLLOWING HUNonous AND EccEHrRIc
LETTER has been received in reference to ST.
Marys and lands in Elk county:
MANnEIN. Lancaster Co., Pa.
MEssRs. EplroRs-There has been much
excitement and inquiry in our neishborhood
as TO the lands of the "Ridgway Company"
located in Elk county, Pa.
Advertisements seem TO have gone abroad
in almost every direction where John Guitem-
burg's ointment is at all used, and even with
in the quiet shades of our own pleasant village
that same printers ink has held up TO view
the wonderful attractions and belongings of
these Western Pennsylvania Lands. farm
and home seeming almost 10 be within my
very reach, and al price too, SO comforta-
bly, moderate, that dropped from my grasp
the Erening Star, in which was detailed the
advertisement, and began 10 reflect. Action
prompted me at once 10 prepare for trip TO
Elk. and the next day with carpet bag in hand
and determination in heart, embarked upon
the excursion. BY railroad | set out for 1'y-
rome City, in Blair county, at which place |
found an excellent team belonging to the Com
pany in waiting, and ready for start 10 ST.
Mary. Young Mr.. Schultz. under whose su-
rervision and Jehuship this department SEEM
ed to be, l discovered was an excellent COM
panion. but off we must go, so hurrah! boys
"get away dobbns from before us.' And
away we went, for the land Of big trees and
maple sugar.
During the whole of this trip observed no
roughness in the roads.nor had I any occasion
TO regret my hurried exodus to, the settlement
now for the first time looming upon our sight,
This must be attributable 10 the entertaining
Of our whip, who every now and
then would cheer US with lively joke or sio-
ry. for in truth let me say 1.-THE roads tDere
Of the roughest kind, ioliing ones poor bones
most terrifically. Christopher Columbus and
Andrew Jackson! what was my amazement
when began to behold more clearly the tidy
and thrifty habitanis of St. Marys, in all its
virgin purity Of whitewash and humility.
What. during the whole ride from Clearheld
had seen to compare with this! Around
and about everything gave indications of neat
ness and hospitality-and. as the Queen Of
Sheba once said to Mr.. Solomon several years
ago-that even the half had not been told Of
his kingdom, SO the moiety had not been writ
ten. ofthe glory ofthis place. Although now
only, as 1t were, on the threshold Of the pro-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
D~Among the Pennsylvanians attent

~ Among the Pennsylvanians attend
ding the Republican Conventions in Phila-
delphia, We notice the names Of Ex Gov.
Ritner; Judges Wilmot and Jessup; J..
A. Fisher, Chairman of the Wing State
Committee; DR.. Elder, T. Stevens, HID.
Maxwell; Chas. Gibbons, Ex-President of
the National Clay Club Tho's Williams
and ]. W. Moorhead of Pittsburg; SeDa-
tor Taggart, Gen. Markle, Passmore Will
hanson, Ex-Gov... Ramsey, &c. &c.
Ex,Gov. Ritner presided at an evening
Republican meeting in Philad.
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rA-M Mr.. Fillmore was to take ship 70

@-Mr. Fillmore was to take ship for
home on the 1lth inst. His answer was
received week ago, wherein he eagerly
accepts his nomination. Whether he has
converted the Pope" in his long visit in
Rome, he does not say, but thinks himself
better qualified than ever for the White
House, for which lie betrays as amiable a
weakness as ever did his prototype and
predecessor, John Tyler. Whether, like
him, on learning the true state Of affairs,
he will decline-and whether in that case
be will throw his influence for the Right
or the Wrong-the future must reveal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
PHILADELPHIA, June 16, 1856.

PENN. STATE REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
T1oN.-Henry C. Carey, Esq, Of Philad.
was temporary Chairman, and Hon. John
Allison, of Beaver, President. Hon. Jos.
Casey was Vice President, and John B.
Linn, Esq, one Of the Secretaries. The
attendance was large, and the proceedings
spirited. The nominations of Cochran,
Phelps and Laports, were unanimously
confirmed, anG the selection of an Electo-
raj Ticket, &c, deferred until after the
choice of the Presidential candidates.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

New York east vote for Seward, for
Banks, and . for Sumner. Virginia and the
Distric, of Columbia declined voting.
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT was
then unanimously nominated, followed by
a tempest Of applause.
Adjourned until Thursday.
TThe Philad. wires were down, and we
could get no news Of the nomination for
Wee President, when the Chronicle went
to press, last evening
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Rich Prairie Farms.
NIMPR0VED LANDS, and Town

" Lois-in Illinois, Iowa, and adjoining
States-tor sale IN great variety, al low PIT
ces, and on favorable terms.
Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions Of Prop
eriy, with prices attached, forw arded graus
by mail on application.
Our erfensire local connections will facilitate
giving valuable inlormaiicn of any part ot
the West to applicants desiring TO locase. ,
IYBuycrs Of Illinois Central R$R. Lapds'
can avail themselves OF the knoXi6)eo S4h
experience of Mr.. DrPuI, the late 30hd sept
of the Company, to supply the difficulty Or
making judicIous selections.
Particular attention given 10 locating War
rants, examining lands, furnishing maps and
descriptions, payment of taxes, and 10 gen.
eral Real Estate Business.
CHA'S NJ. DCPUY 4 co.
Corner Of Michigan Av. and South Water s..
cHa's NJ. puruY.y near Ill.Cen.R.R Depot,
D,vIn 5. OGDEN. CHICAGO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

To the People of Union connty-Fellow
Citizens The question of Representa-.
tive in our next General Assembly must be
soon acted upon by the Convention opposed
to the National Administration. Permit us TO
recommend Capt. JOHN WILT, Of old Hart
ley township, as man of good Judgment,
integrity, and well fitted to attend 10 our wants
and be faithful 10 our interests at Harrisburg.
He is worthy and deserving man.
WHITE DEER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

The Editor of an Irish paper in Cincin
natl sent note to the President of the
Democratic Convention, asking for the ex-
pulsiou from that body of Herbert, the
murderer of Keating. The old aristocrat
UUidiy pvuh-.sd-shr nuse, ssif TO say all
the Irish had to do was to "vote the Dem.
ocratic ticket, and not be saucy to gentle
man."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

To the Voters Of Union County-We offer
for your consideration the name OF J. rus
TER WILSON. of HartIeton. for the office OF
Associate Judge at The Fall Election
subject to the decision of the Union Conven,
lion of the 23d inst. As the West is entitled
TO the Office, and there is no man Of better
character or Judgment or more respected IN
our county. EAST buFFALoE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

z At the same time and place. will be
offered the Real Estate and Personal prop
erry belonging 10 the subscribers, residing
at the Berlin Works, 10 wit:
All the stock necessary for carrying
on the Furnace and Furge-such as Teams,
q Wagons, Coul and Ore Beds. one
40 <hrst rate Mare for riding or buggev.
Akl- II coal Cars for filing icoal IN Fur
mace, Mining Cars and full set Of Mining
Tools, full set of Furnace and Forge Tools,
Golfers, Blacksmith and Carpenter TOOLS.
Also large lot of hammered BAR IRON as
sorted-a lot of White Pine, Ash, Poplar and
White Oak LUMBER, all dry-and large
number Of articles not mentioned.
- There will also be offered on Saturday.
the Sd day of sale. FOUR TRACTS of
WOODLAND, as follows:
Tract No. containing 300 Acres more
or less, the whole tract well Timbered, with a
large tract of White Pine on II for saw TIM
ber, adjoining lands of Adam Musser. John
Smith and others. This tract Is offered in
lots of % or 50 acres, TO suit purchasers.
Tract No. , contains 1872 ACres-ihis
tract has about one half of the Coal Timber
cut oil, but all the White Pine left stand for
saving; the remainder is covered with tim
Der and sprouts. This tract is on the east
end of Pabdy's Mountain, formerly owned by
VIM. Forster, deed.
Tract No. 3 is Sprout land, the wood being
cut off five years ago, containing 80 Acres
adjoining lauds of John Rote and others. This
tract has excellent Chestnut sprouts on it.
Tract No. 4 is also Sprout land at Buffaloe
mountain, containing about 80 Acres ad-
joining lands of J. Foster Wilson aud others.
This tract also has good Chestnut Sprouts on
II, being cut over four years ago.
= Sale to commence each day at Q o'clock
A. NJ. Terms of sale made known by the
subscribers. JOHN CHURCH,
June 10, 1856. SAML KNAUER.
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Assignee's Notice.

THE undersigned. Assignees under a vol
Il untary deed Of assignment for the benefit
OF creditors. executed by HKSRr X. NoLL, Of
the borough of Lewisburg. on the 9Th day of
Aprll, 1896, hereby give notice to all persons
oelng indebted TO said Henry X. Noll to make
immediate payment TO the undersigned and
all those having claims against said Noll are
requested to present them without delay.
H. P. SHELLER,
G. F. MILLER,
Assignees of Henry R. Noll.
Lewisburg, April II, 1856
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Whlg, American & Republican
UNION TICKET.

"Liberty and Union. now and for ever, one and
insaparahle. .'-p.SIFL WEBSTER.
81 r,ssrt fsd. can. and wH rot> mud
stry pogsr vii make cote n srtsnd Ndr,ry
orer Territory ,uhers IL does not eri-IItNRr CLAY.
FoR CAS,L COMMISSIONER,
Thomas 4. Cochran. of York Co
Fee ArpIroR Gs~rE,I,
Darwin Phelps, of Armstrong Co
FoR SrrvEYoe CrSsRAl.
Barlh'W LaPOrte. of Bradford Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

Comm lisSiOner.-This being an imp
ortant Office In our County affairs, and have
heard but one new name proposed, ,Nr.ABRA-
HAM SCHOCH, of New Berlin, ci,lzen of
moral worth. good business habits, judgment.
and every way suited TO the station. His resi-
dence is also adapted to require the Office at
the present time. and altho' do not know as
he desires the office, yet IT would suit many to
testify by their votes that they had no personal
disregard TO the respectable citizens Of that
place in advocating the late Division.
JUSTICE.
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FOR SALE,
SheriR's Sale.
" virtup of a writ of Vend. Ex iS-

DY virtue of a writ of VeM. Ex. is
ID sued out Of the Court Of Common Plea.
of Union county, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the house Of Jonas Fisher. IN WhIts
Deer Mills, Union county, Pa. on Friday, III.
18th day of July next. al lGcloek, A. NJ, ID.
interest Of Hepburn Mcclure, Esq, IN the fo.
lowing described real property, 10 wit:
Mol. A certain tract OF land situate IN the
township of White Deer and county AFORESAID
bounded east by the Susquebanha Tiver, south
by lands of Henry High and others, nonh by
Lands of Jas Culbertson, west by lands lately
owned by KsssInger and others, containing
two hundred and twenty acres more or less.
whereon is erected two-storey Brick Man.
sion House, a stone Bank Barn, and other
outbuldings. with the appurtenances.
No. 2. Situate IN the township aforesaid
bounded east and south by lands No. ], north
by lands of James Culbertson, west by LANDS
lately owned by Henry Leas, Containing Ute
hundred acres more or less, wherein Is
small Frame House, with the aPpurIenanc..
No. g. Situate in the township aforessi.
bounded east by lands No. 2, south By No
and lands lately owned by ID. BusSIer and q,
ers.wesi by lands lately owned by Wm.H. AM
David Marr, north by lands of James CUlberi.
son anu JdCOU my ava
more or less, whereon is erected small
House. with the appurteDances.
No. 4. Situate in the township aforesait
bounded east by No and others. south By
The Sugar Valley & White Deer Turnpis:
Road, west by the Factory LANDS, norih BY
No. 3. containing lhirty-six acres more or les,
with the aPpurienances-
No. s. Situate in the township aforesaid
bounded east by No. 4, south by the Factory
lands and the Turnpike Road. west BY land,
lately owned by VIM. ii. and David Marr, and
north BY No. ) and others, Containing twenty
acres more or less, with the appurenances.
| No. &. Situate IN the township aforesaid
bounded east by No. S and Factory lands and
( others. south BY the Turnpike Road and other,
west by lands Of Jacob Farley and others,
/ north by lands of Jacob Farley and Henry
/ High, containing one hundred and fifty acres
more or less, with the appurtenances.
I No. z. Situate in the township aforesaid
/ bounded east by lands No. s, south by lands
/ Of J. Cummings, north and west by lands o.
Jacob Farley, containing twenty-five acres
more or less, with the apPuuenances.
/ No. y. Situate ia the township aforesaid
| bounded east BY No. 3, south BY No. anC
others, west by lands Of No. 4, and north el
T No. 3. containing four acres more or less
whereon is erected a small House, with tn.
I appunenances.
Seized and taken IN execution and 10 be soil
as the properly Of H,pbrrn NChire, Esq.
DANIEL u. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sheriff s Office, Lewis burg, June l2, 1856
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pse- Not only is Mr.. buchanan the frs.

ne-Not only is Mr. Duehaaan the first
old Federalist who has been seriously put
forward for Pres, in 40 years. fact that
conpels many gray-headed Democrats to
vote against him-but he is the first old
Bachelor ever urged for the Office. He talk
about loving the Union, wher he's never
formed the most natural, proper, and i'm.
portant of all earthly unions. lie pratc
about saving the Union Of twenty-five
millions of people, when he has never made
one of his own! 'Twont do. The fact Of
Mr.Van Buren's being . smirkipg widower
weighed heavily against him among the
ladies,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
FANCY CLOTHING

of every description-Vests of Cashmere, SILK
and SaIn, all made after the latest fashions.
and warranted 10 be well made. Also White
Marseilles Vests. White Linen Vests and Pants,
and every variety of goods usually found In
Gentemen's Furnishing Establishment,
including Gloves, Hosiery, Neckcloths, Stocks
Drawers. Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Under
shirts, &c. Also a great variety of Fancy
Articles. Also HATS, Caps for Spring and
Summer wear, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, etc.
There will be crowds attending our next
months Court. therefore we have laid in a
much larger stock than We otherwise would
have done. Our motto is "Quick Sales and
Small Profits, and to this motto we adhere.
NIB. We would particularly call the atien.
ton of Parents to our stock of Bors' CLorHIse,
and also that Goods will be carefully made 10
order Particular attention paid 10 orders from
the country. Lewisburg, April, 1856
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NA-M NNNNM,

The Wings and other opponents OF the
National Administration meet to selec.
Delegates to form County Ticket All
the opponents Of the Pierce-Douslas and
buchanan party are invited to participate.
All such honorable men, who will promise
to vote against the candidates sustained by
that party, should be freely and cordially
admitted to an equal voice in the primary
meetings, without reference to prior party
names or differences of opinious.
As to the manner Of voting, the Call
makes no provision but as the polls are
to be kept open three hours in the Town
ship. and tro in the Boroughs, it seems
evident that by "ballot," or BY Strokes"
is the only proper manner of slecting the
Delegates, and that the polls should be
kept open the full time required in order
to prevent any complaint of unfairness.
Suffer the word Of exhortation' relative
to the choice of Delegates. The October
contest will have an important bearing on
the momentous issue between Freedom and
Despotism, in November. Our late local
differences require firm and fair and skill
full treatment effectually to heal. Our best
and most patriotic men should be sent as
Delegates, who, however much they prefer
this man or that, will not by "rule or
ruin" course hazard the cause for the sake
of the man. Liberality and fair dealing
will strengthen, and ticket formed with
such spirit actuating the Delegates will
secure a certain, pleasant, and decided
victory. -
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ny virtue of an order of the Orphans
- Court Of Union county, a; May Term,
1856. the subscriber will sell, at the house of
William Eilert in Hartleton. on 81 TCRDAY.
the 2Slh of June, 1851 following real estate,
TO wit:
A certain piece or parcel Of Land, situated
IN Hartley township, in said county, on the
north Side of Jacks mountain. near Penns
creek. adjoining lands of Jacob Moore. George
hatherman, Daniel Spigelmoyer and others,
Containing - acres or thereabouls, all W OOd
Land.
noon, and Terms made known by
JOHN HOVER, Administrator
of JoHS SPisELAorER, deceased.
Hartley, June 5, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

BoLTING.-The St Louis Angeizer des
Weston, German daily and weekly paper,
with large circulation and much inAu-
ence among the Germans in the West,
which has hitherto acted with the Admin.
istration, rspudiate both the platform and
the candidates of the Cincinnati Conven.
finn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

the New York Tabernacle, April last:
NEw YonK, April 30, 1856.
Gentlemen have to thank YOU for the hon.
or of an invitation to a meeting, this evening
at the Broadway Tabernacle, and regret that
other engagements have interfered TO prevent
nv being present. heartily concur in all
movements which have for their object to
repair the mischiefs arising from the viola
ton of good faith in the repeal of Missouri
Compromise" l am opposed to Slavery in the
abstract aid upon principles sustained and
made habitul by long set,led convictions.
While feel infe1iblc i'll the belief that it
ought not to be interfered with where it now
exists under the shield of States Sovereignty,
am as inhexi5ly opposed to It's extension
on this continent beyond lis present limits.
With the assurance Of regret for yourselves,
am very respectfully yours.
J.C. FREMONT.
Observation-Disclosures, and
sufficient, this expression accords as far as
we know with ali of Col Fremont's life.
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Trmisburq Cbrnnlrle.
BY O. =. woRDEN & J. R. CORNELIUS.
JUNE 90, 1856.

TO BHsiWess .sfeH.-The LEvI.BrEs CHRONICLE,
published the CASH System has the largest and best
circulation Of any Newspaper in Union County.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

"Miserable poetry" you say. Aye-snd
miserable names, too-neither rhyme, mu-
sic nor poetry 10 'em--a dull old bachelor
and duelist
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

Messrs Editors-Please announce the name
of NJ. II. TAGGART. Esq, as a suitable can
didate for Assembly at the ensuing Eiec-
ton. Mr.Taggart IS a very worthy man, and
would make a good Representative.
VorERs OF LrwIsnUnG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

Mr.Editor-Permit me through the columns
of your paper TO recommend Maj. JOHN W..
SlMONTON for candidate for Associate
Judge at the ensuing October election, sub
ject 10 the 23d Of June Convention.
A WuIc