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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19

POLE RAIsING.-This sign Of political
excitement first developed itself the end
of last week in the shape of Fremont
pce in Reber anG Musser's brick yard.
Saturday evening, the Buchaniers had a
pole at the Third street school. house, but
being weak in the back, it came down as
soon as it went up, and proved to be
sectional" affair. They left it. Early
Monday morning it was found erect, with
FREMoNT's name floating at the top. 1t
was not cut down by Fremonter!
Monday evening, hickory brought in
aud rigged out by Michael Brown and
others, was put up at Amnons' block on
Market street, and Fremont &; DaytoH as
its motto. 1t is about 10 feet high, and
beautiful pole, as was Acknowledged
by passing Buchanan party that cheered
it before seeing its colors
Tuesday morning, Buchanan pole of
equal height was put up at Wolfe s,corner
of Cd and Market streets
Wednesday, another hickory, towering
up nearly $50 feet, with streamer of 40
feet over Fremont banner, was put up
by Maj. Frick, corner of Sd and Market
streets. The first splicing 0ike that of
the Republican party was defective, and
caused some delay; but skill and perseve-
rance and hard work triumphed at last, as
they must with Fremont; and up went,
and proudly stands, we suspect little the
tallest pole in Central Pennsylvania!
The boys have put slightly Fremonter
on the hill at S. Cd St. /: and the numb er
Of smaller and shorter demonstrations of
the same kind through town, is too large
for our recital.
Three more graceful poles than those
on Market street will rarely be found. To
Lewis Palmer and the workmen a; the
Court House, many thanks are due for
their aid In eleyating these heavy, green
structures. Although most or all Repub.
licans, they cEeerfully aided the Democ
rats; and the re,card they received was tc
find, when trying to erect the second Ere
monter, that some Of their ropes had beer
cut! thus not only causing loss Of prop
erty to an honorable and generous man
but endangering human life by using then
while ignorant of their risk. Such scouu
drelism can not be too much condemned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19

FNHE Coach business heretofore carried or
in the name OF JONES & BYERS, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons interested will please take notice
that the books are left in the hands of VIM.
Jones for settlement. Wa. II. RITTER having
purch as the entire interest of VIM. Jones
the business will hereafter be conducted IN
the name of BYERS & RITTER.
WM. JONES.
Lewisbnrg, Aug, II, 1856. +. BYERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19
A.ewiaburg @arkst.
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, by Rev. DIR. CLARK, GEORGE
W. BLArrExB.nGEp and Miss PERMxLIA A.
D.cK.RD, both OF Mount Patrick, Perry Co.,
Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19
Uten,

In Kelly township, on the s9th ult., JACOB
SranL, aged 10 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19

A- We are indebted to neighbor ORwIG
Of the Star for the cuts of the Presidential
candidates which adorn our first page, and
arc tolcrably accurate. We have placed
them in the order of their nomination, but
satisfied that 'the first shall be last, and
the last shall be first" 1t will be seen
that the two elderly gentlemen manifest
no cordiality, but turn their backs to each
other; but the yOungerly man is enough
Tor then both. when shall We three
meet again ?"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19

hOBBLS. Mackarel, Shad, Herring. and
tO White Fish, expected in few days by
BEAVER & KREMER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19

yE,O THE LADIES'. Schreyer d Son are
selling off large lot of Dress Goods,
Bareses, Braze deLaines. Challies, Brilliant
Lawns and Ginghams - at reduced prices.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19
MASSNANTsNM.

For sale by JOSEPH MFADDlN. L
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-19
REcoYyuENDATTONS.

JAuK,TowS, June ij'h, 1854.
w o UIczoK: SIE--I have youc I,n.ru7e1 Cider
Mills: used fhe Mill las. October. and or trial gr1n2d
6fy bushels apples per hour keep the ground AZ PIES
urt cut tSo barrels Of aierper
hour with two men can recommend yorr improved
Cider Mill to all frG!t growers for speed ard saving OF
labor make thirty five gallons Of cider from nine
and one-half bus'-s apples. fhe cider can he
pressed from p1Inacu without using utoT now Cnier
i'll Keep one year when water is not Use at Jh- press
JOHN MCONlEE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

A RCADE HOTEL, MAGAZINE STREET, BE-
~ TWEEN GRAVIER AND NATCHEZ, r. S. MORSE,
proprietor respectfully informs his friends and
lar has been thoroughly renovsted during the
course OF the past season. and newly furnished throughout
renting the adjoining portion OF the building which will enable
him to accommodate much larger number Of than
last winter
No expense has been spared by the proprietor enable him
merit OF the patronage he has heretofore
received and every exeon will be made by himself and
but agreeable.
One great convenience attached this hotel
pc hau ~ almost all hours o3l 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

II is stated that the Queen of England would not
see her maid of honor Miss Murray upon her return
from the United States, and gnfed to her that ii she
published defense Of slavery she must resign her
plaza, Miss Murray has done so, and is no longer q
member of the royal household.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
TENNESSEE RIYER.
THE LAKE.

Tu=p FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
$sE.7sl anZE s. NAIL H. LINE-Winter Arrangemen The
A Heirn master; Florida B. Frost, master, and Ore
gon, A. H. Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
Take trade with superior accommodations of the above
will leave the Lake end of the Pontcharran Railroad
daily the arrival of the O'Clock p NJ cars Returning
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile.
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans November l. 1855, ms
TpSa LA h E S HI ORE PAC * H II
z!4EsL e STEAMER CreoIe.-Wnter Arrangements
For Ocean Springs, and intermediate landings
extending her trips far Pascaoua Tuesday and Satur
day of each week.
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Creole Wm H.
Hucings MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end Of the Pontcaran
Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the cars follows
Leaves PontChnrtrain Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs
TUESDAYS. "a P. NJ. cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
THURSDAYS. % A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
SATURDAYS. IA p N. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturday she will far Pascagonla
n5 r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

Dates from Fort Pierre, on the plains, have been
received at ST Louis up the l3th ult The troops
there were comfortably quartered, Major HoWe's
command had been sent an expedition and had not
been heard from. General Harney was fitting out an
expedition of 100 men for an excursion up the Mis-
souri, river The Sioux ndians were to hold grand
council at Fort Pierce in February 10 settle basis
of peace. The weather ,was severe, and there had
been much snow. ~ 5itiq - s;55sy.y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

S$SbH#hss $H e. SaS as,'s5;
sf f o1 ssvs RsSE S M NsW s bes aav at
Reaches the city H. Passengers received and landed at
FARE-Four per mile each way Children and servants
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City osyka and all intc5me-
os eatf Sa sd III
day Wednesday and Friday
for passengers going E6 sGd if'FG It. III tnRs a." eu uper
Trweekly Line Of Stages 10 JACKsoN, Miss nj
aa g ERN ERYsAs hSrR5Ab hNP GREAT WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
on tho ans s
PASSENGER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Agiers every day $50 A. NJ
rvo ., Grena every day at.'.'. o S:30 n
RETURNING:
hsaEs Afaiye agsFyil1s. Fl eirsns F. n n
ut Agiers ers..,..,....,..,....,.. .4:4O F. NJ. -
Ferry boat will connect with the Passenger Trains, leaving
the Ct M If h nn o at 3 s
s every :! DAY until up resht G must @ paid BY
than Bayou des Aenaudes Raceand Laiourehe Crossing
Tereone and Tigersie here the Company have Agents.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
eUsf o 10 De "a On B. 81 EGER @ Vee
OFFICE OF THE NIAIaYLAND CONsOLI-
" DATED LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Maryland, 10th June,
lS55.-GAUTION.-LOTTERY FRA uDS-The Commissioner
Maryland State Lotteries has deemed it his duty
public against the wnders who circulate by
mail otherwise fraudulent lottery Schemes and pretend to
agents Of tickets in Lotteries which wholly
6ctitiefs' - - ? = 5-S4 - ~ a'
ls Sn1y Lotteries Maryland Hf those dsfS Fayp daily
people Of the State under the constitution to examine and
approya the schemes aud attend to the drawings. =
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all certificates Of pack
tickets have the Autographed signature BRENAN
General Agent the Contractor Office Of the Maryland Con-
soldated Lotteries Baltimore Nd All others fraudulent
Any information the subject of Lotteries the manner in
which they drawn etc. etc. will be cheeully given by ad
dressing.
oily F. X. brennan Baltimore, Nd.
pEEF-S50 TICS PRIME7 MESS AND INDIA MESS
IL for sale by
jail S. Il. KENNEDY & CO., 20 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
81 HOPE HALL, No. 80 ST CHARLIE

g. m9PE HALL, No. 80 ST. CHARLES
The undsrssned s sn d having m purchased the esab
sHIGkOkS SALOON, and completely overaed and reno.
waited it. has given the of HOPE HALL and respect
fully announces to his friends and the public
mankind that he prepared to welcome them with spiritual
His BAR viii be constantly furnished with The best WINES
and LIQUO that can be imported and his arrangements
the culinary line cannot be surpassed
EHHe will keep all times all the deicacies the Southern
and Northern markets afford and will supply families and par
ties with FISH, GAME OYSTERS etc., their state
cooked in the most approved style.
has employed oblging attendants and those who be-
their patronage Hope Hail. may assured that every
attention will be paid them by tho proprietor and assistants
dill If JOHN j. DANIELS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

FROM SANTA FE AND SALT LAKE.-A dispatch Of
the Gath from Louisville, says: 4ss5s5,s 4. ss
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence today.
The large quantity Of snow that has fallen on the
plains greatly retarded its arrival, The weather is
much colder than ever before experienced. #iJ
The Indians and Mormons have had q fight. in
their property was carried Off by the Indians
Five murders have occurred at Santa Fe during the
last month E3sB&T5 {y= gl5, & y. ss4t5y 5g44 4T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

We notice in the Tallahassee Flordian, Of the 18th
inst that the Secretary Of War has sent forward IN
structions to adopt coereive measures for the removal
of the Indians occupying the extreme southern sec
ton of Florida. The Governor of Florida has ten
dered to COL Monroe FIVE companies of volunteers,
and promises as many more as may be necessary to
effect the purpose. l5{-6 3giss aS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

i
ENGLAND, UNcnE s ssls1 AND GEN. w The
welEnformed Washing spondent Of the Bal
timore Sun, says under date ofthe 2sd: 81;
The recent treaty ef alliance between Spain on one
side, and England and France the other is Of vast
moment to the United States. This explains the oh.
ect Of the British and French
fleets in the West Indies, and the presence Of com
manding force off San Juan, or within half days
sail Of it, ft EE$ gS5 n 8ss &i8Es sF315t
e0T The Bay, Islands depot will afford to- the allies
considerable addition to- their means of annoying
commerce in the time Of war. Cuba is NO doubt, to
be protected from American busterisi and for that
purpose it not improbable that the movements of
Walker in Central America will be checked. Gen.
Walker is about to revolutionze occupy and colonize
Honduras which will bring him direct conflict with
the British authorities OF the Balize. OF course he
will take the cause oHondurs, and assert his claim
to the possession of those same Bay Islands from
which she has been forcibly dspossessed by Great
Britain. ''S Z. 5S S5 .ss -
There is no connexion between Walkers present
expedition and the late attempts to revolutionize
Cuba ; but success in the one case Winecessarily en-
courage renewed efforts in the other Sf.&ss 49,,
The London Globe states that tile land force
in the vicinity Of sebastopoI present time IS
nearly possible, SO 900 men. AT Kertch there isa
battalion Of To0 and the Bosphorus Is regiments
Of cavalry, aggregate strength Of which rather
over 900, making total, exclusive of 2,400 in hos
pital, Of 5s,00O BY the first week in March, there
will be forwarded from England, Malta and Gibraltar,
more than Is 900 men, thus raising the army in the
field TO 10000 men. The Turkish contingent, whose
headquarters is Kerteh may be considered to amount
to 100000 THE British foreign legions will number
1000 by March. The Italian legion is also organs
izng and it is Teckoned that the available force Of
England in the field viii not fall short Of s. 200.
3. E5ssiA jsE5E ------ ssgsi.
.Tf.1I zTJo.. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,

Leaves with Dispatch
, IT, - REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET.
lEHlh5a The fine regular passenger steamer w. III.
Denny, Thomas Lyon, master, will leave
above for St Louis and all intermediate landings For freight
apply board foot Of Lafayette street.
jazz JOHN F. HYDE & Co, 66 Poydras street VA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

Will leave on SATURDAY. Feb ID. at O'Clock P. NJ.
, YG% - NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR 1856
lEsl9As5' s. For Memphis s-The regular alternate Saturday
Sssasss@ packet BeIfast.-The light draught and
splendid passenger steamer BELFAST Geo Taylor master
VII leaye on her next trip as above Memphis Helena Delta
bin Greenye Lake Washington Lake Providence Yieksbrg
and all the Bends For freight passage having fine accom-.
modations apply on board -
LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street
The Belfast will remain in the trade the entire season. and
particular attention given all way plantation business
EThe Belfast will take passengers freight for st. Lois
packets 1or those places.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
VOLUME VIII.
sEA-GOTNG VESSELS.

To sail on SUNDAY Sd February mt 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
1zEFhs. FOR NEW YORK RECT THE
TT{ }ME1b aud magnificent steamship OriXaEa, Jas.
Ihwless COMMANDER will leave above, plipcu-
ally For freight passage, Qayng elegant accommodaons
apply to HARRIS MORGAN,
foot Of Julia street.
E~Rates of PassageCabn, 800 steerage and found SD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
LIV E R P 0 O L

6tsKS FOR EfAyRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
kRNR$ Richmond, Gookn, master having nearly all
a9aher cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For
freight or passage, apply to
oi9tf GEO. w. HYNsON & CO, 81 Camp street.
lISS FOR HAVRE THE SPLENDID Al
kESs American ship Senator, Coffin MASTER having the
greater part of her cargo engaged, will with I'M
mediate dispatch For freight of 500 bales cotton heavy
jal6 j. II. AsHBRIDGE& & CO., 1870 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

pEEF-35O TICS PRIMER MESS AND INDIA MESS
~ for sale by
JAIL S. Il. KENNEDY & CO., 20 Poydrss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
VIII leave on SATURDAY. I'd Feb. at o'clock P NJ
, r. n, REGULAR YAXOO AND VAL

TACkFT-The
sseeI draft drawing only I9 nches) passenger packet
steamer W. N. Sherman, N. Gwarney, master will
leave above for Granada Troy eors Greenwood Sdon
Honey Island Yaoo City snartia Vicksbrg and all nterme
date landings For freight passage apply
jas LEWIS SNAPP & CO, 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31
m PORT HUDSON AND WAITER

NaS ~ FU1GV AUI1SON AND w lAT1IIS-
a4saEaEE7 = LOO PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross,
taaaz MASTER having been thoroughly overlauled and
epacd and newly painted will resume her trips in the above
and every MONDAY, AT O'clock ?. NJ
MThe Latona will be ready to take freight Monday
Thursday for all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
Goua plaquemine Baton Rouge Iobdes Store Port Hud-
For freight having superior accommodations apply
on nlnar1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

SkE- FOR GENOA.-rHE BARK Mount Vcr
&Q non ieseps, master, having nearly all her earg
engaged, will meet with dispatch. For freight of 2
baes cotton, or passage, apply to
jams J. II. ASHBRIDGE & CO., 100 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-31

a'RJAILS-7,5Oo KEGS MAILS, VARIOUS BRANDS AMI
i sizes, for sale by - ,-,
janis ALFRED kEARNEl' u Magazine Street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-28
once OF the Commissioner of Lottsr,e.,


HE undersigned Commissioner Lotteries OF the State Of Mary
land being receipt daily from various portions
tho schemes with which the
county flooded and which pupor be "dscdet by the draw
ofte Maryland Consolidated otefe takes this method
such iuquiry inform the public that all
purpong decided Maryland drawrgs
frauds that plea who style Ihemscives Morris Co. mad
pretend 10 be sale for the grand charter lotteries
Cleveland Ohio mposer Haid lottery aiTnud having
presumpye existence and another fictitious
styled CO.. Cleveland Ohio, also nposers and
an which they profess for
RICHARD FRANCE, of this city the contractor for drawing
Maryland otteehe business conducted under the nrm
r. FRANCE Co. Managers aud they fave
Baltimore There however forty letnScd
OF Maryland who derive license under him.
ough this Office, sell tickets In the Maryland lotteries
d. n. NcPHAII4
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the OF Maryland
AuO dkrn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-28
~N WeAe1S


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Subscriptions for period less year will received
terms propouoned 10 The above
Qy-PosTMA6IERs authorized agents. and
BY sending DAILY subscbe with $50 enclosed; uF
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-28
Life versus Death.

Just Published the 5th edition, price dime only,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14

y Judge humphrey, VI tfS""s"J. ...,.
formerly prominent Democrat in Central
Ohio, was present at the recent Kansas meet
ing in that place and made aspeech which the
North American thus reports ~
After the business of the convention had
been mainly disposed of, Judge Humphrey
was called out, and made an able and elo-
quent speech, stating very plainly his views
of the pl esent and prospective state OF politi-
cal affairs with their causes and consequences.
He said that he had always been Democrat,
and had still full faith in the principles which
we're formerly advocated by the Democratic
party, and should these issues ever again be
raised he would then be found where he ever
had been. He denounced the men who now
hold their offices by the gift of the Democrat
&c party. He did all he could to elect them ;
they had proved false to tie trust assumed,
and he would do all he could to prevent their
re ell, c.ion. Deny it as you will, avoid 1t as
you may, the issues in the coming Presiden-
tial contest narrow Themselves down 10 the
single one of the extension of Slavery in the
territories. He was suncomprouisingly opposed
to granting another foot Of Free territory oi
the United States for the occupancy Of Slave
ry.
"Should either Pierce or Douglas be nom
mated by the Cincinnati convention, he would
raise his voice against them wherever he could
BE- heard in Old Licking. Should Buchanan
be the candidate, though sound statesman
and national man, it is almost certain that
he will be so hedged around with pro- slavery
sectional resolutions, as to render him ohIec'
tionable to him (Mr. Humphrey and the peo'
pie Of the North. Should the Republicans
nominate a national man, one representing
the princip ofnon-exension of slavery, theil
candidate would be his choice and should re-
ceive his support"
"A New York contemporary publishes somt
tables which illustrate the wonderful expansion
of the trade of that city, and place it in yer!
striking light The following figures exhibit tL'
tonnage of the shipping that entered that poF
from foreign countries for a series ofyeurs, com
F.nf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
Hausas ErVys.

A regular guerilla warts being carried on
in Kansas. Parties OF Missouiians are march
ing into the territory, and skirmishes are fire.
quent. The loss Of life is.net very great, but
the destruction of property is tremendous A
general battle was expected to occur on Sat
urday. The free state men sre beginning to
take their own part, and are more successful
than their adversalies. They have taken
quite number Of prisoners, among whom
was a son of Gov. Shannon. In the skirmiah-
es the Missoutians are generally second best.
Since Missouri is permitted to send troops in
to that territory without opposition hom the
administration, what is toprevent other States
from pursuing similar course? What WILL
event them il the Missourisns are not driv-
en- out by authority of the general govern
ncnt, and that right spredily?
In the different engagements that have ta-
ken place, twenty one Missourians, Carolini-
ans, and Alabamians re reported to have
been killed. Some free state men were Woun-
ded-none killed.
Governor Robi son has been removed from
Lecompt.n to Leavenworth, where he is joined
bv his wife