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a voio vas taken IN the cart 6sswsa. fasa
city and Boston, Yesterday, rssaltlaz a. -.
lows Fremont 81 Baeiaaah Il F1.ams
i5 Csa Jaeksoa L.
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U6MTTT0N MI

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block Worcester, Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN. O. II. TuIoTsoE
Jan l. 1886
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ANEIcANwM HosTfDg 10 FKsEDoM We
copy the following, from lhe New York Tribune
Of Oct 2lst -
There Is not county sp1 " ssssrt nct a
township IN Pennsylvan.a Ehefs t.s Aaes egatsfs
was fought on distinctive heDasEaF ,zsseiyiss
ln whieh tie result Is not sags, - 80 ~
puNiean espse On the cGhef tsh<, meefeffy
"Amefeauism" was TIE uatehgos& ssE fsftZs
POINT 81 opposition 70 Buchahsa. &c teesgs a
muse . tae soul of-tie bofssf fs3fasf~
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COpnrsnerst5p &Sticc.-The subqcribers have
this day FORMED eopartnerssp the purpose of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Gaois nsinss
to be known by he name Of Jenkins, Hamilton & ca.
B. l.. HARU0N, O. " uAt;ITpGsr
q J. Il. JENKINS, O A GJIITE N-''
Worcester. July % 1874
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TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsHs Music Store,
No American House Block, Worcester
OR atr
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,
HENRY CHAPLIN, OF WORCESTER.
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NANTUCKET AND DUKES. = John Morrssey,
Esq, the Republican candidate for the Senate
in this district, has withdrawn in favor of Hon
John H. Shaw, the present member, who is can.
didate for reelection. Mr.. Morrissey says
While gratefully approaching the compile
ment Of the nomination, yet l fear that in
the present aspect of political affairs, my
acceptance might Operate adversely in the
cause of Freedom and Fremont. in this Sen.
atatorial District. With the Hon. John H.
Shaw as the candidate of the Fremont Ameri-
can Convention, and myself as the nominee
of your Convention, for the same office, it is
not altogether impossible the vote would be so
far divided between us as to secure the cleo
ton of candidate opposed to the Fremont
party and the cause it advocates. 1t is not
improbable, that if 1 withdraw from the field,
Mr.. Shaw will be made your nominee.
Influenced by such considerations, and with
an earnest desire for the complete harmony
and untired action Of the friends of Fremont
and Dayton, after mature deliberation | feel
it my duty to the cause, most respectfully to
decline the nomination Of your convention.
las the candidate for Senator from the District
comprisingN Nantucket and Dukes Counties.
With sentiments OF gratitude and respect, i re-
main, Yours respectfully,
JOHN MORRISSEY A"
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sPRING FLOW ERs.

We have now received our annual assortment
SPLENDID FL0WERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, IRIS
HYACINTHS, NARCTSSUS
CROCUS, J0HNQUILLS,
SNOW DROPS, GLADAOLJTS Nc
Catalogues sent by mail and orders promptly executed
M. B. GREEN & CO..
oil diff ZIG Main street.
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partionIar att9ntion glven to orderg. Id m ID

Ls s MAY NARD,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
auSO Office No. Central Exchange. dtf
DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases OF the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
my20
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CAND no lrIIIl pIIRl.I1.-

We desire 10 call the attention of the ,nubc n, tio
apose utce ny "m'h 1t viii be seen that We ave pur-
chased ne entire stock in Grade OF Z L. Harden & Co.
Inc STOCK consists Of every Descriptions of
DIZZY GOODS. CARPETS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
~ CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
70 whea VIII be added all The aud choice style, Of
DRESS GOODS, as soon as they appear 10 the 1,rg.t
Mr. ihrdon, who has long been known as the parraser
OF goods for the old firm, vii have chsrre-u he same
department IN the ness residing ia New York ami de-.
voting his Whole time to The pufchafe Of All Kinds ~
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will posseas upn
sual advantages for ob.ai1ing th5 neigest stgJ, 81
Go0ds, upon The most favorable terms
For these reasons shall be ahie oter our Custom,
ers at an times goods at handsome per ess than our
competitors caui and we do not hesitate 10 u.rdgs ,,r
selves net to be uudersuld by any one, we believe
Therefore, that it will only be nooessaryior ns Ia o &
goods and prices to secure liberal paroage and boud
person ever receive any other than tbe most ,'t
and grntrmauy treatment from any one In onr lj'.0
thy will confer favor by reporting it at once to somo
JENKINS, HAMILTON. go
Successors to b. h. IARDos d Co, 40 Main 81.
II, JENKINS, q A v5fiTft. i"N'
Worcester, July 20, 1856 as dtf
n, Eor snle.-The valuable estate Of the late wu. A
pRAPE situated On Plantation Street about one t,l ,st
ue wy Hal. large DWELLING HOUSE MN
repair. ''''' 80" '''' '' to''
WIZ about seven acres Of choice land in hish state
T cultivation, wen stocked with great variety Of Fruit
Ht Young and Va good bearing condition, selected with
''t. "ltll"at tttHiu 10 cost.
There is on the premises never falling we'll Of mira
Soi5 Natsr with many other convcnruces rendering e
aee a once ouo Of the desirable 10 be found In be
city ''''' ~ tho
For further information inquire Of Enwr, upApru 90
front street or Of the aubgehbtr on the preinisgs
JFI du Q. a. DRAPER, Adminstrat5r
tsi.1t ~ ANn NH0te-Lht suh1uflUtr IA prepared 10
et19l eAe Tor Roofs, Of superior quality aud layitin
tne bcat nanufrj on the most satsm0ory tsrma Sam
pies may be seen nj the yard on Grove street
apo ut JOHN BARNARD.
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Price Reduced to Twenty Five Gents
FOR LARGE BOTTLES. DIS. o RLCHARDSON,S

Y Y Y u II D u Il = n w
The safest and most e9ctual remedy for Coughs and
Colds ever introduced to the public. 1t is slightly axa
tive, and will loosen anecure the most obstinate cough
arising from any cause except deep seated consumpon
and it will greatly relieve the suffering in cases Of that
class. We ask the skeptc to try one bottle
For sale by dealers in medicine generally.
OBS deodSw1v
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THE SoUTHBRIDGE Press AND FUSION.
The Southbridge Press of Saturday, comes out
as strongly as its native weakness will permit of.
in finding fault with the action of the Republi-
can County Convention. We listened to the
speech gifts editor in the Convention and zoe are
not surprised that so egotstical young gentle.
man, after being fairly voted down by an over
whelming majority should go home determined
to bolt the nominations But lest some of our
readers should be, we copy below communica-
ton upon the subject, from reliable correspon-
dent in that town, which affords very satisfac.
tory explanation of the milk in that cocoanut:
SoUTHBRIDGE, Oct. 20.
GENTLEMEN-I deem it to be duty to the
Republican party, to inform you how the wires
are being pulled in this town by a CLIQUE con-
spicuous among whom, is the editor of the Press
l attended caucus, called to choose delegates to
represent this town in the peoples Convention
at Worcester. That caucus was controlled by
men, Ito say the least of them) who svmpathse
as much with Know Nothingism, as with Re-
publicanism. So soon as the delegates were chos-
en-, and IN accordance with prearranged plan
concoeted by the aforesaid clique, a gentleman
was requested TO make motion to this effect
"that the delegates be instructed to vote for a
union ticket, on the basis laid down at the State
Convention" The resolution was carried One
reason was, that Border Ruffianism was as com
pletely carried out in that caucus, as it was in
Kanzas.
The leaders OF the Gardner party 10 ere there, in
loving embrace with the would be leaders for be-
trayers) of the Republican party, well knowing,
that by voting for that resolution they would
have everything to gain and nothing to lose If
those Gardnerites had given up their organiza-
ton and gone into that caucus on an equality
with us Republicans, for one should have been
perfectly satisfied but to see some of them votinq
| a0ah as, and then going to their own caucus and
voting for another set of delegates does not seem
| to me to be an honorable transactions and fur
| thermore. two out of the three delegates chosen
| by the Gardnerites to attend their Convention at
Worcester, are ayowed Fillmore men, and were
instructed their caucus, not to vote for any man
for othce that was not in favor of Know Nothing
ism. Another reason why the aforesaid resolu.
ton passed. is that great many were disguised
at the action of the wire pullers, and did not
vote. Another of their Gardner Republican wire
pullers made speech on the union resolution,
in which he took occasion to say that "this was
not question of Negro slavery, but whether
American Freemen should rule America? this
same Republican wire puler was a straight
Wing wire pUer last fall, and carried his hatred
to the Republican party so far as to council the
Gardnerites to run straight ticket for Repre-
sentatives, and thereby defeat the Republicans
Now, Messrs. Editors will close for the pres
emit and say with the Southbridge Press, sit shall
be no fault of ours if their schemes are not fully
exposed before the campaign is over"
A REPUBLICAN FROM THE START
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Eo 4. GOODNONV,
Wholesale Dealer ana Jobber in
BOOTS SH ES, and RUBB ERS
27S Main Street, Cup stairs,)
WORCESTER, Mass.
Particular attention given to orders. diff mch3
a. PreRlt5ss. Designer ana Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the QuinSigamond Bank Entrance l4l
Main street. House on Crescent Street An orders will
meet Withprompt attention Particular attention paid
atting Machinery. dec30 dtf a
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l.. b NICHOLS, M. d..

II o NJ Il 0P ATHIO PHYsICIANE
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST. OFFICE HOUR
FROM TO ., AND TO 3 O'CLOCK P NJ.
Worcester, Oct 90 1853
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D N
Has removed his office from 1888 Main street to AMERICA
House. BLOCK directly opposite where he will be happN
tosee patrons and friends ap5 dtfv
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=,
Attorncvs and r,,,,,sc,iors
MOI Woreosfpr PonI piool ;
,,,o,or,.r,',, -. -'Aoo"'
N, ,,o,, "O'OhoiSN' MASS ---
iy31 dawtf
=, -
hendqu1rters o. Professor Vergues's
IL y u MI . All b ATHs,
~ $500 each,
. ny Dr. BLODGErT,
hear OF Marlboro Hotel No. 23l Washington st. Boston.
Medicated Electro Chemical Vapor Baths Medlcaed
Vapor Baths, Iodine Vapor Sulphur Fume plain yapor
Warm, Gold, and Shower Baths administered every day
rom A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. dWaS&w3m 500
nT3C n AR AZ 5357 - %,
mn az I1 w - y a. NJ. ~ J. M ~ e rs,
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RICE & NELSON

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR IT LAW.
No 2lo MAID street,. Worcester, Mas
my3O aw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-22

JUsT AS WE sAID.-The junior editor of the
Spy publicly declares that he would rather
see Fremont defeated than Union Fremont
County Ticket elected here p Transcript,
17h.
The editor Of the Transcript tells an untruth,
and he knows it.-Spy, 18Th.
The declaration of the editor of the Spy aoas
publicly made in the Bay State House, and three
gentlemen, as reliable as any in the county, say
they heard him say it ; if he dares deny it again,
we shall bring these gentlemen by name to con-
yict him. Transcript, Dist.
Well, we do deny it "again," and now let us
see you trot out the " three gentlemen" we want
to know them.
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DOCTOR f.. W. MCGUIRE, SURGEON
% Salem Street.
TOnice hours 2to4pM Advice Free to the poor
AUS d3m II. W. MCGUIRE, NJ, D., A. V.
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CHAPLIN & TTELOTSON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. as Main Street,
al WORCESTER, MASS. div
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A New and vuEnnbse 5b5scoyerv.--DR
IA MS AROMATIC INViGORATING SPIRTr.-g'},is
delicious BEVERAGES superior to Invigorting Oorlg
schnaPp2, Neryines &C. in use, for the q Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Heartburn Drowsiness Kidney Comnejas
Melancholy, Deiifiun Tremens, Ineierance &C as it
will invgorate and strengthen, bot viii not inoxcate or
stupefy
Persons who have become habituaed to the excessive
use of Tobacco Opium and Spritlops Liquors VIII and
speedy and permanent relief from the desire to use those
destroying agents. ny taxi bottle ~ two Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
Weak and sickly families viii hud DR.. HAMS Invfgor.
ating Spirit quick and FOR all female Difficult.
ties, it bccg regeneraor vel as strengthened of the
human system. Zach complaint that the Aromatic Inyig
Grating Cordiafis calculated to is named on the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle, and full directions for use
are also muutely given.
Price 81 per bottle Prepared by DIR. DARIUS HIM
Principal Office No. Liberty street. New York where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale bv riI
gists throughout the Unitea Stats.
Agents for Worcester nj. b. GREEN & CO.. and OA
VID SCOTT. 6awly deco
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Medcated Electro Chemical Vapor Baths, Medl5ated
Yapor Baths Iodine Vapor, Sulphur Fume Plain Yapor
Warm, Gold, and Shower Baths, administered every day
rom A. NJ to 10 P. NJ dWaS&w3m go -
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Attorneys snd CCUnac'Iors Mt Inv,
No. | Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
w. htUE,. ...........-... l.. NELSON
iy3l daWtf
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eisiS iSE ho0ts. --lhe sunJUnUar Ia prepared 10
el9sh eaw iof Roofs Of superior quality aud lay il Ia
tne pest MANNER on the tnost sasA0tory tsrms Sam
pies may be seen nj the yard on Grove street
ePAV uu JOHN BARNARD.
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we desire % call the attention Of the public to the
aDoye nouce by wh,h it will be that We ave pur
Slaseu W. ellre stock In trade Of l.. Harden Co.
Inc STOCK consists Of every descrpliolof
u LlL2M LLLLLAlA. ~ ~ " --L,-.
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II en- dquaricrs OF Professor Vergnes's
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
at $500 each,
BY DIR. BI0DGET,
Rear Of Marlboro Hotel No. 23l Washington st. Boston,
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- ~ "a a.sDa.A ~ Al 10 IN GhA ONs
W - ahL RTIsT.
Studio in Flagg's Block, No. IA, 81 Floor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
Republican National Convention.

This body commenced its sessions, at
Philadelphia, on Tuesday Of this week, ,and
comprised delegates from all the Free
States, Delaware, Maryland, District Of
Columbia, Virginia, Kentucky, Kansas,
Nebraska and Minnesota. The feeling
was warm and enthusiastic, altho' differ
ences of opinion arose upon which warm
and full discussions were elected.
Robert Emmett, Esq, of New York, a
Democrat Of forty years standing, was the
Chairman, and Col. Henry S. Laaeof Ind.
the President,o of the Convention. Col Lane
was personal and political friend of Hen
ry Clay, and denied that if living he could
have been anything else than Republic
An. Many Ex-Governors and other distin-
suished citizens were members.
On Wednesday, Judge WilmOt reported
the Platform, which was discussed, amen
ded, aud unanimously adopted. We will
publish it in our next, side by side with
the Cincinnati Platform
An informal ballot for President was
taken, and resulted thus:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
The October Election

MEssRs. EDIroRs--I have seen in your val
liable paper call published by the Standing
Committees of Union county for County
Convention TO be held on the 2lst inst. for the
purpose of nominating ticket to be voted for
at the next General Election, which induced
me to offer myself as candidate for the Office
of PrOthOnaIaFy, for the followngs rea.
sons. FIRST fatier myself to say that am
qualified to discharge the duties of said office
TO the full satisfaction Of all those that have
business in said ofhce. To this presume
some objections will be made by some Of the
candidates, and will put in the plea oe "Rota-
tion in Office" To this I will answer, that
this plea will not hold good as q general thing
it will only hold good as far as the different
candidates and their intimate friends are con-
cerned; for instance il any person has par
ticular job to be made, he will 60 to an expe-
rienced machanic, and not to one who never
has made such job. This same rule holds
good to this important Office, and for this very
reason Mr.. Roush was elected three years ago.
The people said he must be there, anyhow;
so let US elect him at once. Further. il is
li6ely that after the Court House is finished
the county will have to pay large sum Of
money to get some experienced man to file the
papers in said Office 10 their regular places,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

which hat,er myself 10 say that understand
10 do, and will obligate myself to do II without
one cent charge to the county. Also IN the
same paper Ihave seen an editorial which ur-
sed this convention very strong Tor 'ne pur-
Of uniting the party and burying the ha'chet'
This presume depends in great measure
how the Convention will be conducted. II the
Division men will exercise their power, 1t IS
likely that they can control the Convention
if they wish il. The Division question was
fought inch by inch. and every battery was Ia
ken with the point Of the bayonei; IN 'hat con-
test took strong part. 10 sustain our inter,
ests, and am proud lha, have done so, ana
do now fatier myself to believe that no honest
and sensible Division man will oppose me Tor
advocating g my own interests. fyou now are
sincere to bury The Ratchet, you must show !,
by YOUR actions, as token OF friendship.
now submit my claim TO the Convention WIN
the fullest confidence, if they will look over
the whole matter, they will give US somethihs
to recompense and satisfy our unhappy town
in part Of their loss, rnd not do as the hsher,
man has done when he divided the shad and
the herriDg-we now look for shad and no
for herring. WM. hoSHoN"'
New Berlin, June II, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
-4mon9st the Wonders of the Day.

We have visited with considerable gratf-
cation the "repertoir" Of foreign newspapers
Of all nations at Holloway's Pills and ONT
men, Establishment, 244 Standard, which pre-
sent an immense amount of information on
all subjects political, merchanlile, statistical,
and philosophical, from at least 1000 foreign
papers received in this establishment in the
course of each week. This immense collec-
ton OF journals affords in the great city ad-
vantages to the enterprising capitalists, and
commercial world generally, course of in-
telligence most invaluable, and never before
attained The establishment is visited by
the nobility, mempers Of Parliament, contrib
utors of the press, merchantile men. and also
by an immense number of distinguished for
eIgner of all natious. II is managed by sew
eral clerks, who classify and file the papers in
portfolios, which they exhibet gratuitously TO
respectable visators applying for information.
-Mrning Herald, London, January 2s, 1856
[Any of our readers happening over, will find
the Lewisburg ChronieLs at 244. Strand.l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
Hon. iohn O. Knnkal.

Mr.. Kurkel is an honor to the State,
and especially to the people of the district
be immediat. .ly represents. 1t is admitted
by all parties, that he made one Of the
best speeches in Congress that was made
this session. He has the talent and abili-
ty to protect and defend the interests Of
Pennsylvania. If the people of our con-
gressional district will look to their inter-
ests, theywill re-elect the Hon. J. C. Kun
kel to Congress for many years. This is
the policy the South pursues, when they
have good man. We hope the North
will adopt the same plan. 1t is the height
of folly to electa new man every few years.
Let the North elect her best men, and keep
them there, and by doing sc they will be
able to cope with the Southern Members.
-Selinsyrore Demohrdt.
We hear but one voice expressed in I'm
ion and Snyder counties, and that is in
favor of the re nomination and reelection
of Mr.. Kunkel. Undoubtedly, Northern
interests suffer by too frequent changes ol
Congressional Representatives.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
NOTICE.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

In accordance with the usages of
the Wing party, the undersigned off
GERS of he Whig Standing Committees
of Union county invite THEWHIGs AND
ALL OTHERS OPPOSED TO THE PRINcIP-
LES AND MEASURES OF THE NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION, TO meet at their res
pective election houses, on SATURDAY
the 2lst Of June, 1856, and elect two
Delegates from each township, ward,
and borough Except Jackson towns'p
which is to have but one) Said Del
ecates to meet in Lewishurg, on the
Monday following (23d) at 2, PM. to
nominate candidates for the various
County Offices, and transact other
business. The Delegate elections to
be open in the several townships from
2 to 5, PM, and in the boroughs from
8 to s, PM.
GEO. GUTELIUS, Pres.
J. D. CHAMBERLIN,
HENRY MER1Z, Vice Pres.
AARON SMITH, }
JOSEPH D. FoRREY, "
Biehls Hotel, May 81, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20


Mr.. Buell., Democratic editor attend
ing at Cincinnati, in speech before the
Burnet House, alluded to himself, as an
"American, in such a way that some sup
posed him to be political American, aud
be was dangerously stabbed for the remark
BY one Of his own party.
OswEGo, June 5.-During the thunder
storm here yesterday, the Lake suddenly
rose to the height of three feel, t,and as sud-
denly fell again. This was repeated sew
erai times, causing a general commction in
the harbor, vessels being tossed back and
forth.
The Americans carried New Orleans at
the recent City election by near 1000
majority. A riot was got up during the
contest, with fatal results.
Mr.. Sumner has so far recovered from
the wound inflicted by Brooks as to be
removed to the country seat of FP Blair.
TheWashington Star states that Senator
Brodhead expressed an opinion that Mr..
Buchanan can not carry Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Judson & M'Cleur have issued
the LIST No. of the Freeport Daily Journal
at Freeport, Stephenson Co., Iii.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20

"UNIoN-sAvINa" politicians must raise
a large crop of ONIONS this year, to help
them speechify, for it is evident there is
to be q crying-match between the Bucha-
naEites and Fillmoreites, and big onion
in pocket, or the extract scenting their
handkerchiefs, would excite the laehrymal
fount when dormant, and help the orators
to suivel. So, set out Onions-don't let
the blessed Union be lost for the lack of a
few of those odoriferous, national, Union
cementing vegetables
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-20
NEW YORK, June IA, 1856.

ANTI SLAVERY AMERICAN COUNCIL
This body comprised l2l delegates from
IS States and Torritories-Judge Conrad,
President. The best spirit was manifest,
and determination to unite all the oppo-
neuts of the Slavery dynasty. Several
ballots we're had, when Speaker BANKS Of
Mass. had majority Of votes for Presid'
ent, and Ex-Gov. JOHNSTON Of Penn. for
Vice President. The Council adjourned
to await the action of the National Re.
publican Convention.