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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
A Human Life Saved
Mich. March II. 1856.

~ IA Rhodes, Esq. Dear Sir took your
medicine To sell on consignment, mo cure, no
paw take pleasure IN stating lis effects as
reported 10 me by three brothers who live IN
this place, and their testimony is fair speci-
men of all | have received.
" : CosKrI~ told me--.'I hal taken nine bottles Of
Christies Asue Balsam audconnually run down while
using until lungs ami liver Con.ested to that
degree blood discharged from mouth and bowels
so that all thought impossible for TO live through
another chill The doctors too lid al they could ir me-
but thought must die. Nothing did me any good unt
got Rhodes Fever aud Ague Cure, whch at once r-ev
ed me distress and nausea at stomach anil pain
in head and bowels, and produced permanent cure
in a short tim'.
IL NJ Co>kIIy SAYS: Il had been taking medicine ot
as good doctor have in our county, and taken
anv quantity cfquine and specifics without any gooI
result the 18th August TO i'th December But see
lug how operated brother got bottle of
RHODES FEFEE AND AGuE CURE. which effected a
permanent cure by using tw" third. OF a bottle
NJ toNKIIS not here hut both the other brothers
sav his case the as IL Ms sold the medicine
both the same day. aud the cure was as Speedy from
/ the sam. small quantity, and might 50 ,peciy,
Yours with rcspect s.HCNTlNGroN
The abose speaks for itself Good proof is it is OF
better than the vast number Of like certificates
have already published and the still greater amount
| that is continually pouring IN to me-
One thing more. Last yeer hal occaslon 10 Cantioh
I the Public in these words:
IL notice one firm who hcre taken Of rly general
circulars substituted the of their nosrum for
medicine and then with orazen npudence end theii
pamphlet with the exclamation Let the proprietor o
any other r,etiirire say as much if he dare" sc.
Now take pleasure in saying that the Caution referred
TO the Dr Chrtie's Ayue Balsam that is mention
ed in tn. above certificate,
Tho. are several ohr Industrious people ~ho are a,
plying their poisonous trash all that publish abou
my Fever and Aeue Cur', or Ant'dte TO Malaria exec
the Certificates Cures, and the Certificate of the rei'
lrat.d Chemist DR. James Il. Chiffon, Of N Y. in fvo
| of IT'S perfectly HARMLESS CHARACTER, which IS nj
tch,d TO every bottle. These will always TO di.
tiucuish ms medicine from limitations
JAS A. RHODES, Proprietor. Providence, H. J.
,yFor sale by C.R.MGINLEY, ,LewiSbur'
i,rnss Cut and Drugglsts generally L3m62S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
GREEN moUMTAINFE CUTTER

patented by JAMES II. BrSSkr, of the State of
Vermont, in the following counties, viz. Union,
Snyder, Northumberland, and Montour. All
persons are therefore cautioned against man.
ufacturing or purchasing said Machine from
any person or persons unless duly authorized
by the said Jones & M'Faddiu.
The design of this machine is for cutting
Hav, Straw, or Cornsiaiks any length desired.
and vii! fully compete with any machine now
in use. and will >urpass any ever offered to
the public for simplicity and durability and
as regards the ease with which the labor is
performed, and the quantity i, will cot in a
given time, there are none TO surpass it. Any
person desirous of seeing and examining said
Machine, can do so by calling AT }. MFAD'
DIN'S Hardware Store. exisburg. Pa
| Price of machine ready for use O.(6m62O
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
Bank Notice.

BANK IVUlIC6s
A PPLICATlON will be made TO the next
N Legislature to change the name OF the
aLewisburg Savings Institution, located al
Lewisburs. in the county OF Union, to "IHE
LEWISBURG BANK" with One Hundred
Thousand Dollars additional capital, and
authority TO issue their own notes for circuia-
ton; subject to the provisions of the general
banking laws of this Commonwealth.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Pa June II, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
CARD.

4 B. LONGSH0RE, NJ. D., having
IA. located himself on the property lately
owned and occupied by Rev. q. A. Hewitt, IN
Yves, Milton, respectfully offers his profess
sional services 10 the public, and from long
experience la,lers himself that he can render
satisfaction To all those disposed TO patronize
him.-Kelly TIP, Union Co, Feb. 4, 1896 Am
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

A 4 the burning Of the
n Artizan Buildings, on
the 10Th Of April, and in the
GREAT FIRE in Market
Street. May lst, 1856, the
genuine H.RuINe Sarr pre-
served The Jewelry of Geo.
iW. Slinons x Bro; Books,
Papers, &c, Of Fisher II
Rrn. and Edward SemanS Il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
]. n. G. RANCK,

A TTORNEY at Law, Miflinburg,
Union Co., Pa. rY-All professional bn'
siness entrusted to his care, will be runctuafly
and faithfully attended 10. June !, '5'-yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
A Retired Physician,

UTHOSE sands Of life
w have nearly run out,
discovered while living in
the East Indies, a certain
cure for consumption,b ,bron-
chitis. coughs, colds. and
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

Co, after remaining exposed in the burning
ruins for nearly FORTY HOURS, and proving
concusively what we have always claimed
for them, their great superiority over all secu-
rites now known.
In these fires, the Hcrrin:'s Safe,
standing side by side with those advertised as
warranted 10 stand 10 per cent. more hre
than Herrng's,' came forth the acknowledged
victor only preserving ther contents in excellent or
der hut being themselves in condition 10 20 through
another ordeal while the boastel Saamaniers Of 9TH
makers badly up In every instance, and in
their entire contents completely destroyed
To the public would simply say, that, during the
fourteen the crrins safe has been before the
than hundred have passed through accidental
fires without the occurrence of Il single loss.
We would. therefore, caution purchasers against the
Misrepresentation interested parties. The H-rrngs
Patent the only Fire proof safe made in this city which
is protected by Patent Right. and will guarantee II
resist than double the amount Of heat OF any
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
CHE ZAP 6 H O e s
Herring's Safe again the Champion

The only Sate whieh, in erery instance, Prsserred
their entire conte,,is IN The late Extensive Fires.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
ewisbrg Chronicle West Branch FarmerJune 90 1856
II ALL. IL d A ID

HNHERE will he a meeting of the friends Of
the Railroad at the sign Of The Bis inri
nj The IEWISBURG HARDWARE STORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Clothing.


NOTICE of REMONAL-GEO.P ?. FOX, TAI
lNLOR DRAPER &c from the aforementioned Temporary
enurel premises VIZ. No. IS Camberss' Nos 81 32 jjl
5S 81 Broadway and ceI house residence No East Srh
sy 10 lis recently purchased Store House ard Lot No II
ANiIy-sT.. Broadway Newly TX a. which place he wi!
d the best article.
Apttrsnirs to the TAILORING BUSINESS the public he
United State, Army The United States Navy friends
en-. On and ATT the Soth OF October 1855.
G.rtl.nen: viii you do the yor Il early call the
address. my place Of business AID hope permanent resi-
Celcel g. T. F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
6dles bp Aurtion.
Henry Il. LEEDS l. Co, Age',SneeTIee ,Nr n,

HENRY II LEEDS Il To- ~, II
SSIGNEE's SALE of ElEGANn ana
~ COSTLY FURNITURE, SOLID slIN wa,,.of At
SHEFFIELD PLATED do. costly Vase. and Mois.. e.
Library kc The Furniture made by Beser wisn lev
Henry II LEEDS Co will sell BY order OF the A.sisnee
on NFDNF sDAY Nov s. n, 10y o'clock a. 90. 90 na 81
~ rear Lexington ave following elegant furniture;
RECEPTION kOOM-Nclyet Carpets, BTocatchc Olf'Hihs
~ ToseWp'u 'N'i'u
with .tcstrv very choice Vases Paans, artistic bonze'
Claud.i.rs costly OImolu Clocks. &c.
DINING ROOm-TspestIy Carpet Ichi catVeiO4A pulr'
with - and cures Couch aid Chairs 81 oak WIN tapestry
oyn Pier Glass superb mantle Vases extension Dnhzroon
Ie with caves IN and msrhetop ar-e iron silver SAT-
de y Herring superb dueT and Breakfast Set painted
Mn s,d rod with flowers real bronze Chandeliers costly
sned Oil PAINTINGS and EnErayinRs superb
based Silver Tea and Dinner TIA Kettle, Wine Coolers
covered Game Dishes vegetable do buierbpas uIeen Ice
Rx Caster large and small Walters solid Plates Fruit Plates
ersyey Turecn Knives Forks Spoons sets IN cte &C. &c
M sbove are MI .oid Silver of the elegant style
PARLORS- Velvet Carpets; elegant carved Eta
ok carved medallion backs covered in brocade and ch cn-
m AND gold silk brocatee elaborstey carved Center Table
.l sa,uary marble bronze Chsndeers magnificent
pancd the royal mandatory az Berlin very high
class Oh Paintings gilt and meibeop Tables srpeToy carved
PSuo Forte octave 800 Music Stand Pier Glasses aud
rc Curtain. carved rosewood Book lined with satin
wood about Of elegantly bound Book Of the most
select authors large PaTan Groups antique Vases perfect
Works Of Art mantle and other beautiful articles
Acknowledgement and ThTee-py Carpets. rosewo God
carved Bedads and CanOps dressing Glasses and Bureags
Amour GlAC. rosewood FuTni covered maroon Velvet
real OrmOu Vase Pier Glasses Brocatee Curtains Chairs ia
tapestry Iron safe Oil Paintings and Engraving Furniture in
black walnut Besdst-ad Bureau. Cabinet, 6c:
Tho SAIL will commence with Kitchen Ware and Basement
Furniture The above be- examined dag previous to the
sale.
The above will positively take place by order Of the
Court ~ the time and place specified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Uatthes, jewetrp, 6

COLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
u WARE together win big me-: D, DIAMONDS
,ad :. kinds OF tUe Gold Jewcllv s.
God detached Levers t'- l. -~,. ...'..''' - .
Col Rob- Rosskeil Levers ~ -.,s.. len - 80
Cod jules Jurgeuser -ich es......... - % 80
Also a.. kinds OF atrEes ~ rgai'.y DIV prices
Rea A.b4:A PsteNsre, Forks Spoons Cake Baskets Tx
sst Sc very Al articles guaranteed 70 De- tepr-
,eutcd SQUIRE. LANDER { Co.. No ?; FLton-si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
nlisceiidueons.

Il INDLiNG WOOD Best quality Pine, Oak
IN and Hickory delivered Immediately by 'enius orders 10
j. r SHEPHERD Il Spruce ST. n Y d e5 Fulton Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SPvT
l. WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINR-Ts'i-
d.d nship MARION wm. J. Foster Coan,.sP-,
leave pier No. .. y. r.. On NEDN ESDAf Nov -
O. precisely FOR freight apply board wae. u 49,
ai.ug Will be sigDed aud tor passage AZ the oe a 500
FORD. TlLESTON Co, No. - Broadway TIE ,lNyS,
tsi going steamship JAS ADGER ;. Turner Csnm.sSs-
will succeed AID i ave on SATURDAY, Nov TIE aroo..
steamer CAROLINA MAKE, regular tips % tie v.sr 80
iugs on the - Johns River FLORIDA connecting Win y.
from N,w loIk Aad lcavins Charleston every TUES
DAY ST o'clock p u Throogh tickets 20 Jsoksorvls 81
e. Piiska. So.
NB -On al sler the l2th Of Nov .hc steamer Il ~.
lie will lave A. 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NETWORK.
S-oon-&eJ Sos sDd SS according "a stst-room
limited Third class Pessengers VIII % taken
from Philsds pha and Liverpool snd found In Provision
FRI m Philsd-lrha........ sSo From Liveruoo' 80
These ships constructed with improved wserigh com
p,r-uent each vessel carries experienced Surgeon
Parties wishing bring their friends obtain cerh'
Gates OF pss,s and traits Liverpool 10 sums OF 81 steTns
and uoxsra Appy 20 JOHN DALE. Agent
No ~ Walnut-s.., Philadelphia
az SAREL 4 CORrIS NJ. IL BroalM AZ. New.fok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
= EAT AUG TON 5 \ l.
" or
r. T. J.. ; T \ + T.,
AT CLEVELAND, OHIO,
On TUESDAY, Nor. IS, 1855.

Tie Subscriber will of,r To- sale through Mc,rs o. CUT
TER son Auc'ioneers TUESDAY, the 2j'h day Of No
uufsvorabe AZ Mrodeor Supcrors $40 Lots in Cen
ra Tract Tie City Of Cleveland numb' red a. follows Il to
81 ;,cl,.;r. al 7lf e. l OOO trclusive
Also Isl Lots IN College Tract numberod follows: 81
4i3 iacgsye 6 o6 inclusive 81 to o'' inclusive and oil 10
T-a which contain, about 100 acres located near
the Lc, civ he. been laid on, with view to accoinno
d ana flr commercial purposes
m otr Of The son is such as 70 afford good foundation
he b.vi., class of buldngs without any preparation
/. ba. extensive Canal and River front with ample
Ws,er ~ Ie ,iset ay s 81 10. IaI% ana vii neo5ij T
smpIyeG ne M E oa e bv INT m,. nov f
The C.Der Depot grounds Of the Railroads teinsnz Al
Cie,eIsnd Dp' s'--'' " '1
IT. -. in College ac. which will he altered are corvep
lent ~ tI Wscnne Sbop. Of the Cleveland and M.boning Rail
s1s S ION r.I f ~, ,3c o '"' ale ." S" o"''
h. bss great conGd.nce in recommending li.
prdt,ty To- The notice Of Cspia.s Msnnfscurcr. Labong
XIII sid oil o,ber. " no are de,rs If booming interested In
C.s R.al F..ste and do. not hesitate 10 ssy that the
p-,r,v will repdy enhance in value and soon ran. among
it,.ilss; .,,d MOI. yslnsIl. IN the ti,v
An ppIais OF me aooCe Hlq ?hef a was mao ~ 90
~ ~ Ioeo ny ~ ~ l. ~ ~ @ ,h % . IN i, i
sg,con business men Of lis city, aud copy Of so much Of
100 a,r as rcl.rs 70 tho rorcv 70 be on rcd for sale
talu aPI!1l a. 'e.s w ~ "
~ e- ~ a,n..5 . III, -
az no. 81 4 ,ro,'.r.y MI ~ III 5ayy ofssaIe "
re XIV a. fIio,gs, Anctiorees f,es IN no Maid
H. ia, o. 81 80 ~, 10 "a ono Grb Tho nscfa.e
W he n,j5 down AZ the time of shining The contract and
ii pom , mol s,,"ai ,a,r,en,s wh snnns n,eTast
me uH4anoe III yen eqgaI annual paNenls VIII ApuN
az seven per GEM ana az iaAe' tns may W eI VI
assessed on me land r1lles paying ere.er amount an
Persons bic ding of one OF more lots II Central Tract on time
will receive contract to which Will be aiached stipulation
from Thomas NJ helfy ana "lsn j. b""te VINO hod me
THE to the and ~ winch gy WI oDlea themselves 70 give
and parties paying IN tu for their lots Will receive deeds
direct from Messrs. Kelley and bcatil@.
Mrs Elccta C. Hayes who holds the title to the Lots in Col
lece Tract will give contracts or warranty deeds for the same
haps % me prop ~ can Lo" Dt seen a. he ONE Oh M afr
be furnished 70 bidders OIL the day Of sale.
establish themselves al ;h pon, ia manufacturing or CONNER
Ca business who wish 10 make profitable Investments,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

OfIIcE OF THE WINDSOR MINING Co, No. s. WALLsrpt
SEw-YoRx October p 1885.
NOTICE ia hereby given, that the following
~ STOCK i'll the Windsor Mining Company forfeited @r
payment Of assessment Of per Share due the h August
1885, aud that the will be sold Public Auction ~ the
Ofce the Company, TUESDAY the 2,.h November 1885,
u O'Clock unless previously redeemed by payment OF sad
as..-s aul and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Dantlng Ataoem,es
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. R-na Now YnrLa and


~ No 300 Broadway. New York and
No Isl Montague.plsce Brooklyn.
NewYork Glasses Wednesdays and Saturdays BROOKLYN
Classes Tuesdays and FIidsys and for LADIES
and Children aud p n for Gen,emeu. Ladies' Private
Glass Pupils time during the
Circulars containing terms &c be had a. either OF the
Academies Toe usual Soecs wal be given MI DodwoTth
would take occasion patrons that exon will
be omitted will be the pupils in
nainss the very gratifying reputation now possessed by hi.
lead mice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

AIDES IA CY K s.
IL BACKUs OSBORNE Co,
Eoa 81 ,ne s. MI,kSLAsE, NfwfoRE,
Ofer WHOLESALE or R.Ta vsry dssraois A''o-trneu'
LADIES' FANCY FtRS,
Consisting Of .. $1,000
RUSSIAN SABLE, HtDsONs BAY MAhIEN hiNh-
STONE MARTEN and FITCH,
Manufactured in tbe lstest most Asaionsoie styies
EXPRESSLY FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
Jnsurante Companies.


CECURlTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY:
- No 81 P!ness (Great Western Buaisugs Case Cap11
~ 80 ~ paid in. This Company. having Al - cA2.'s PAd
10 and In process ready - r:cy- a2Pf
cations snd issue policies 81 Insurance on McrchaAde
sbp, m rr Al other property favorable ,sgtnA
JOSEPH WALKER PTes.daat
THOS ". BlRDSALL. Secretary
JOSEPH WALKER EDWD GaIGH1
WILLIAM =. MOTT, B. NJ WHlILOOh.
IOEN WAISFY JAMES G. CARVER.
INWARD WOOD SAMUEL c. PANON.
ROBT l. CASE RICHARD BRCkS,
WIN DENNTSTOt-N y CROMWELL
WM II. HUS>Ei, ;. I. VALENTINE.
EDMt Nd W. CORLIFS. =. J. DONNELb
EDWARD WILLETT, JOHN X WILLIE
CHAs = PARkFR GEORGE Il BEYER,
IOHN D WARREN ROBT LINDLEY MURRAY
CHAs Ely DAVID B. keller
Wn N aBeATT WIN. ALLEN BUTLER,
WN HIRI~AIY EDWARD CROMWELL.
EDWD. MERRITT, L. b VIVIAN
SMITH LAWRENCE MATTHEW MITCHELL.
HENRY BARROW, JOHN ALLEN,
IoSFPH LAWRENCE GEORGE 3 GRINNELL-
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A b.. MERwIS. Auct:oHeeI.
nY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trads-sss

NOVEMBER, 1896.
FALL PARCEL SALE Of ESGIfSH and AMERICAN
BOOKS-Tle csf..os4, Of this SAFE printing and WA
comprise splendid Of works adapted 20 The sesor
Cata, Of ID. and CURIOUS Library u tie late L. b.
Cormin I,ads AZ The Sa.. .IO0In.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-03
A REVOLUTIONARY INclDENr-During the

A REVOLUTIONARY INoIDENT.-During the
retreat from the city of New York, on the 10th
of September, 1775, Greene at the head of a
small detachment was riding up the middle
road, toward Harlem Heights, where the Amer
lean army was to unite. An artillery carriage
without the gun, came rapidly along the road
when Greene ordered the driver to STOP
"Where is. your piece of cannon?" said
Greene, sternly.
please you, General, the Britise were so
close behind me, that thought it best to leave
the gun, to save myself and artillery wagon
and the hoases."
"Face right about!'' said Greene, or I will
run you throughl' drawing his sword at the
same time.
The man could do nothing but obey.
NOW gentlemen he continued, let us re-
cover the gun.
They rode back as fast as possible, found the
cannon, brass six-pounder, placed it on the
carriage, and in the face of the British troops,
then advancing, successfully escaped This
shows, in measure, the decision of character
of Greene Morning Star.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-03
Our Wharf, Business. &c

Our Office commands fine view Of the wharf
and river Within few days the river has
undergone great change. Piles of every va
riety of freight are lying upon the wharf, and
steamers are constantly arriving and departing.
Business, which for long time was dull, has
commenced in earnest, and everything connect
ed with our city wears lively appearance.
The opening Of the river, SO long and anx-
iously anticipated, has given new impulse to
all departments of trade. The wharf, during
the latter part of last week, presented scene
of much animation. Steamers seemed con
stantly arriving and departing, drays were fly
ing around lively, the levee piled with freight
of all kinds, and all the noise and clamor of a
new life seemed suddenly aroused. Our mer-
chants are already engaged in receiving goods
of all kinds. Large quantities of groceries
have been arriving, and the market is well
supplied, although prices continue firm. The
Dry Goods market will soon present the best
inducements ever offered by this market. Some
goods have already arrived, but the spring
market is not yet fully opened. Nothwith-
standing the excessive dullness of last month
more Dry Goods were sold by one of the larg-
est houses in this city in the month of Febrll-
airy, 1856, than in the same month of 1854
which was better than February, 1856. A
heavy business is anticipated this year.
If produce had kept up in price, we might
have congratulated all our citizens upon the
fine prospects ahead. But there is no encour-
agement at this time for those engaged in pro-
duee speculations. Everything in this line is
at low ebb. Corn quoted at New Orleans al
At cents! But we hope even these citizen:
may come off better than things now promise.
At all events we congratulate our city on
very general revival of business.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-03

Departments of the Government; as shows. in
disgracing meritorious naval officers through
prejudice or caprice; and as shown in the blum
derlng mismanagement of our foreign rela-
tons.
Fourteenth: Therefore, to remedy existing
evils and prevent the disastrous consequences
otherwise resulting therefrom, we would build
up the american party'' upon the principles
herelneetore stated, eschewing all sectional
questions, and uniting upon those purely ma
tional and admitting into said party all Amer
lean citizens Preferred to in the Sd, 4th and 5th
sections who openly ayow the principles and
opinions heretofore expressed, and who will
subscribe their names to this platform. Pro
vided, nevertheless, that majority of those
members present at any meeting of local
council where an applicant applies for member
ship in the American party may, for any rea-
son by them deemed sufficient deny admission
to such applicant.
Fifteenth: free and open discussion of all
political principles embraced in our platform.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-03
READ AND PONDER.
Extracts from Washington's EareweH ADDRESS.
Beware OF Foreign Influence.


against the insiduous wiles of foreign infu-
fence conjure you to believe me, fellow-citi-
''zens, the jealousy of free people ought to be
constantly awake, since history and experience
'prove that foreign influence is one of the most
''baneful foes Of republican government"
On Sectional Parties.
"In contemplating the causes which may
disturb our Union, it occurs as matter of Sc
'rious concern, that any ground should have
sheen furnished for characterizing parties by
geographical minations-Northern and
Southern-Atlantic and Western; whence de-
"si9nlng men may endeayor to excite belief
shat there lisa real difference Of local interests
"and views. One of the expedients of party to
acquire infu ence within particular districts.
'is TO misrep resent the opinions and aims of
'other districts. You cannot shield yourselves
'too much against the jealousies and heart
'burnings which spring from these misrepre-
Sensations; they tend to render alien to each
"other those who ought to be bonnd together
"by fraternal affection"
Stand by the Union.
"The unity of government which constitutes
"you one people, is also now dear to you. 1t
us justly so, for it is the main pillar in the ed
''ifice Of your real independence-the support
! "ofyour tranquility at home your peace abroad;
"Of your sl6ety, fyour pros 3erity, of that very
liberty aobich you so highly prize. But, as it
lis easy to foresee that, from different quarters
"much pains will be taken, many articles en-
| "ployed to weaken in your minds the conviction
''of this truth; as this is the point in your po-
'litical fortress against which the batteries of
internal and external enemies will be most
''consta7atly and ely-though often covertly
'und nsidiously-directed, it is ofinfnite mo-
''ment that you should properly estimate the
immense value of your national Union to your
collective and individual happiness; that you
should cherish cordial, habitual, and immo-
"vable attachment to it; accustoming your
SELVES to speak of it as the palladium of your
safety and prosperity, watching for its preser-
walton with jealous anxiety; discountenancing
whatever may suggest eUen suspicion that it
'can, in any event. be abandoned; and INDIG-
"NANTLY BROWNING UPON THE
| FIRST DAWNING OF EVERY ATTEMPT
''TO ALLEVIATE ANY PORTION OF OUR
COUNTRY FROM THE REST, OR TO EN-
"FEEBLE THE SACRED TIES WHICH
''NOW LINK TOGETHER IT'S VARIOUS
PARTS"