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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-11-14
Lewis COUNTY Selminarv,

n'HIS INSTITUTIONS located in the town of
L Weston, Lewis county, Va, and has been
| established with the view of meeting the increa-
sing demand for educational facilities in this sec
ton of Virginia. The surrounding country is
fertile and healthy, Astounding in picturesg ne
scenery, aud Inhabited by population proven
bal for their sobriety, intelligence aud high tone
vi morality. SO that parents who place their sons
or daughters here, can feel assured of their be-
ing exposed to none nj those ulluremeuts to dis
towns aud cities.
EXPENSES PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Per Session Of Five Months $500
Incidental expenses, 81
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
First Division, $1,000
Second do, 1000
Incidental expenses, LOO
Tuition to be paid quarterly, in advance, aud
no pupil will be readnitted unless the balance of
all preceding accounts be paid beforehand. Pu-
pills will be charged from the beginning of the
term on which they enter and no deduction will
be made on account of absence, except in cases
of prUtructrd sickness.
Young men deSirious of preparing themselves
for un early and advantageous entrance To COL
lego can he prepared i'll from ~ to Ia months nc
cUrding TO their advancement aud hubits OF udy
and thus save time and expense should longer
time he required ITO charge will be made. In
| such cases $40 extra will Oe charged per year.
Punctnaiity in the discharge of duties, und
DIOrOMghHess III scholarship, will be Insisted OH
from every pupil.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
Sions Of ~ weeks each, commencing as follows:
The fall term the first Monday in September,
the summer term the first Monday in February.
1t is of vast Importance to those who cOmtein-
plate connection with this institution to be pre-
se"t ut the opening OF The term that thoy may
have an equal start with their CLASSMATES.
For circulars giving Iull particulars OF the iu-
sttWIiUn, address the Principal,
JAS. S. COCHRAN.
IL BY prrmiSSion-the following references :
JvLainan VI Bennett,
X. J. McClndtish,
Thomas Band, Weston, Va.
Mater Bailey,
JOnU Morrow, Esqrs.,
Hon. VIM. Bgler, U. S Senator, Penna.
Ephramn Banks, Aud. Gen.
}. A. Morrison, las. DrugS, Phila.
- Chns. Shaler, PitlSburg.
Rev. IL. A. BoardmIn, ID. D., Phila.
| VIM. Aunan. D. D., Pitlsuurg
JAS. $. Woods, ID. H., Lewistown.
| July llth, lSj6.-ly
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Salt andEron

WILL hereafter he kept al the POINT MILL
w ut cost, To exchange for wheat.
no7 IRA HART.
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Randolph & LatiIner.

ENLouR and GENERAL COMMISSIONS
II MERCHANTS, &c South street, tBeWiy.s
wharf, two doors south Of PrauSL
They am prepared 10 Furnish bagE 10 ParssHs
cOMsiEiing grain TO their address. suI9 "
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MercanfiIe.
CHEAP CLOTHING!

ELISHAoWENS has just returned from Bal
IL timore with a large stockof
Cloths, Casino res. yestings. &C.,
of q superior quality, which he IS prepared to
manufacture into clothing of the lRFese styles,
and in the most durable manner. He has also,
a large and splend id stock of
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING!
which he will g beat,,he Jewsil in selling low.
His stopR consists in part OF Coats Of all kinds,
o great variety of Pantaloons, Vests of every.
style and quality, Drawers, Undegsh irts, Fancy
fnd Plan Shirts cSisFs Sskst and Neck
At tho old stand on Main Street, opposite the
store of Charles Lewis, Z g,ItSFStE
lie will still continue to nnhnufacture clothing
of goods bought elsewh here. Thankful for past
ia vors he hopes by strict attention to business,
to merit continuance of the same. u is'i -
October Path, -1s5s.-1y ~ feafp -af o..
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New Advertisements.
Dried Apples Wanted.

TWIsH to purchase 900 bushels Of good.
L bright, Dried Apples.
] have constantly on hand large stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, lion, Salt, Nails Grrtcs,
Stoves and Glass. Also, Fresh Butter Pota-
toes ETC., cali sold on the best terms. Call and gee
A. n. BASTABLE.
clarks burg, Nov. 1s, 1s66.-l4tf
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Names B. NIcI can,

M OTuNEI = LAWS -|-I--I- Il
BuckhannOn, ,Tpshur, Co., Va.
WILL practice in tie courts of, Randolph
w Barbour, Cpshur LOWS and Harrison.
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RstYIY KeYI,s.I g Son.

WTHQLEsALE GR0cFRs e. COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, NO. 2. South Eutsv stfess
Baltimore Nd, III give their attention 20 tia
ling of q lour, Grain Wool, 1seather, ii,ss
kind Of country produce which may % ensiEas
20 their care and leave Jserefsr TO the follow
ing gentlemen.
w. "A Harrison, Beuj. WILSON, eheE I,swi.,
~ sd Wilson, Barton DespaTd fClarhshIr9. Il
b q, M Bennett .Jas. Bennett Aipter Bailey.
,g .sl. BogsesS WIN, e Asnela Ri: Mecas'-
). ~. Winter, Vim. Q. Fftkhush q. ". Ssn.ll
iqnsSy, lMsssEs, ~ -Iohnson 4 Co kIias I.aEssa
: II. III l6hnssK! 4. d. lT6lhsohs q. n. 4
Kursts J.: tE.i Sharpes, Abraham Smith {0ise.e
Burdett, PrpntytoEn. - d IS ,s5i =
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Benjamin Wilson.
A. p DnYissn,,
,Thcodore n. mo0re

WINFIELD, Putnam Co. Va.
N1LL'practicei in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Putnamand tho adjoining coun-
ties. $50 @iyl6 Il
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DyspepsIn and Liver Complaint.

HySpepNlb anu
Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. Ii has been proved IN all parts Of the
world. thai nothing has heotI fus1np equal q,
them in cases OIL disorders Ofthe liver dyspepsin
and stomach complaints generally. Tltoy SOon
give healthy tone these organs hovOVerrnuch
dernnged, and whom all other meails have failed.
General Debility. III Health.
Many of tho most 3espotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses 20 the inrFoduOti on
of these Pills, that thoy may beSOms the Tneli-
cine Of tho masses. lsaTned Colleges admit that
this medicine is the bestATcTDOly sVsE known for
persons OF delicate health, or whSio tho system
has been i'm paired, its lnvI2oFIEin2 properties
mover fail u atoEd relief. s.l
Female Complaints.
| No female. young or old. should no without
this celebrated meJjcine. Il cOnectS and Tegu-
Iates the mcushly courses AZ all periods, acting
! in many eA-es like chATm. 1t il also tho best
aud safest medicine that can be given 70 Ohit-
Adren Of ali sgss. and for any complaint; conse-
/ queutly no family sboalI 30 WftSout IL. = o
HolioWAt's Pills arc the best remedy known
! in tho world fer the following db<eases
| Asthma, Bowel OompiniutS. Cough, 0Olds,
Chest Diseases, COstiYeaess, DysPepsia, DIHr-
rbusa DFoisy, Debility, FsveI aud Ague- Fsmale
Complaints, Headaches, 5nIiigestio1, lnhnenzR,
! lHdamAli0n, Venereal Affections, Worms Of all
kinds, Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms.
! InwaTd Weakness, Livet Complaints, L0WRess
Of Spiriss, Piles.
/ t% Sold It tho Manufactures Of Professor
| HOLLOWAY, so, Maiden LGns, New York, and
I IA Strand, London, Icy all Tespeetabie Drug
i gistS anil Dealers Of Medicine throughout The
I United States and tho civilized world, IN boxes
~ 25ets., SAX cents, and 81 each
4 - There IS eOnsiderabie sating By taking
i Z. B.EDirecuons for the guidaneo OF PaHsnts
in every disorder ure alh1ed 70 cash box
1 znAI7 ] = z- f5ss fza
r
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stLitfle Chants. 50

TTiHE subseTiber has on hand aud for sale rr,or.
i the most acc ommc tlating terms ~ his shop
IN Clarksburg, the celebrated Corn ard COB
Crushing machine, Seot1's L1ttls Giant HIS
mil ! OF high repnte and believed 70 81 tho end
bf iEnpro eInents this Inc. There are several
sizes A. different prices c. y. SMITH.
ll-ret,er Ll-li. Ia5l.
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A FINE lot of city made $. a. Morocco and
n kid ladies' and Misses boots and walking
shoes. JOHN IRWIN.
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NEW STORE,
AT THE HARRISBURG STATION !
T WOULDrespcctfulIy inform tho public that
L ana now opening very large los,Of
ScaSOllabIc Goods!

At my Warehouse, which will be sold wholesale
retail, on the very best terms.
The Indies are invited to call and examine the
stock, Us they have been cared for in the sclc.-
ton.
A full supply of Iron, Nails, Glass, Salt, &c,
always on hand.
Now is the time to save the dimes.
All kinds OF produce purchased on liberal
terms.
Goods, or produce sent to my care will be
promptly attended to. 4 N. BASrABLE.
Clarksburg Depot, N. w. Va. R. r., October,
lS56.-OcS II.
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American Hotel.

STAUNTON. Va. opposite the Depot. a. N.
- BRECKENRIDGE g. Co. Proprietors. Jo-
sEFH n. WOODWARD, late OF the Woodward
House, Superintendent jy III Am.
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The highest market price will be given for all
kinds Ofproduce in exchange for goods.
Those persons having lots of wheat to sell for
cash will do we'll to call hero before selling. We
keep posted rs TO the Baltimore prices
The convenienccs at this depot for forwarding
cattle, hogs, &C., are superior to amy in the
country; Pasture, hay or grain can always be
obtained upon fair terms .-.
October 10th, 1S66.-lY.
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Thoalipson g Patterson,

4 49, INOt 1Is lI3lfH nfreet, n III
5 g..sA elSfkk5EEEIniG sWAst tseeesA 4e 3
HAVE on ,handat al times, epmpleis 49,
III Of The SCHOOL BOOKS In genera Use,
ruatiess and Languages! Also, 'rieoi o stcaisA
Classical, II tstorical, aud MISCELLANY
ous Hooks, and all other articles in the siar n
tiona.y line 4
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKSf
I From the AmsffcaR Sund3v School Uni6nss
consisting q EAbrartes, from Sc soto SIOI 90. -
&C., all of which, ~ ~ be sold At catalogue prl. 2
ces. Catalogues furnished. Merrhsnls, Ped
lars, Teachers & School Trustees Supplied al
the lowest rates. 'ps ~ tA SGD
aGENERAL1 DEPOT FoRlTaE SALE 0RSl
PATENT MEDICINES ARE agents. fs,,1
the sale Of all the popular, Patent Medic nss. -
Which we can supply in any quan,ity, at Pre-.
Prietofs prices. ~ Ef# - ys79t4
GT All articles sold by Us are warraBtsd eear :
uine. aSips3.Iy t,s,
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Notice.

MIR. II. w. S. RIDDEN having taken
WI charge of the working department of my
establishment, is prepared 10 execute in the We
~ best manner, all kinds Of work in the line of
Watch and Clock Making, dwelling and Sill
versmithing. &c. Plain JeweIry and Silver
ware made to order. j. II. MURPHEY.
~ Positively, no credit for work.
September 18th, lS56,-tr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-07

gate the falls of Niagara after that. l
should add here that the passage is de-
lightful, and with due precautions per-
fcctly safe. No accident has ever occurred
to passenger boats; though freight pro-
pellers sometimes manage to 60 to pieces
on the rocks
Half mile below, we made precisely
similar transit, though far les, critical.
This time the half acre of fiat rock to the
left, was ten inches under water, instead
of ten inches above. Once we felt the
keel strike the rocky bottom; but the
strong current and extra head of steam
hurried US onward, and in twenty minutes
from he time we left Lachine village, We
were safely moorcd at Montreal. H.
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the Administration and its would-be sue
cessors. Do any suppose for a moment
that Titus, Buford, Atchison, Stringfellow,
and the rest have suddenly become the
meekest lambs in the world, and will
tarnely submit to be thwarted in schemes
which for years they have been plotting
with tire most diabolical energy? Or is
it not true that prosecution of their plans
at this crisis would imperil the election
of Buchanan, and hence they fnd it ne
cessary to keep quiet, as they have done,
and will do, until after the 4th Of Novcm-
Der next?
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GRAND JURORS-DFC- TERM

GRAND JUR0RS-DEC. TERM.
Netc BerhB-John VI Benfer, Cha's X Antes
East BufaiOe-David Ream, Benz. Vinegar
den. James Biehl
MfzaJarg-Wm Young
Bafdios-Thomas Cornelius
RVtL,g-Hv Charles. Jacob KatheIrnan
Uaion-Remegious Tucker
West Bufaioe-Jno c Watson, Abel e Jones'.
VIM Spots. Daniel Pon,ius, Peter Poniiu,.
KeHy-Wm Nas!e. Peter Guyer. ID Kaufman.
John Hlney
Le,cisJurg-Frankln Spyker, Isaac Wagner
Linesione-Emanuel Walter
White Deer-Cha's Cronraih
Jaeksol-Henry Mourer
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lepisburg-Danl Shaifcr, iona. Wolfe. Oh,
Hess. jas Criswell, iona. Ncsbn, Jas
Hayes, Peter Beaver, VIM Frick. Theo. y
Christ, John Brown, Michael Fichihorn,
Hunter Pardoe. SamI Slifer, Lew Sterner,
VIM c Painter
West BufaiOe-John Hayes, Levi Kaup, Levi
Miller
Liu,esfone-wm C Barber, Dav. W PelIman,
Cornelius PelIman
d Datesman, Peter Newman,
Levi Gemberlng, VIM p Dougal
Bu Gabs-David Heiser, Jacob Kaufman. John
Miniun. Martin Driesbach, Daniel Moore,
David Henning, VIM Waller, John Shadle.
Ne,r Berkin-Michael Kleckoer. Danl Lemon.
G'iH5urg-Thos Cronemiiier, John De,wei-
Ter, Emanuel Yearick
F7rtky-Jos ID Furray. Jac.Fees, Danl Holler.
UaioH-John Phillips, Jacob Slear
Nhifs her-Aaron Smith, Saml Marshall
East BafIioe-Jacob Brown, Samuel l. NoD,
John e Brown
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Pean to the Printers Art.
ri T. y. AInnICH.

The Southern Cross. the Northern Bear,
The trembling sister Pleiades,
The many tangled stars above,
The ebb and flow Of purple seas,
The pulse of flowers that throb through earth
The lovely seasons, changing place,
And all that God from chaos wrought,
Are but the tools OF Time and Space!
The Mind a wider orbit has
Than sun or Moon or Mars.
A Thought can grasp immensely,
And wiring the secrets from The stars
The Elements are slaves to Man,
He links the hills, he spans the sea.
And ne has made the lightnng-fend
A tame and seryi!e Mercury.
HIS hand has taken shapeless ore,
And with a subtle skill designed
A little "fcnt Of type" 10 hear
The impress of the deaihleSS Mind!
Go forth pure evanCel, Thought!
Let Wars red gonfalcns be furled!
Go forth, and with thy teachings break
The manRcles that bind the world
Go forth with holy lips Of Peace!
Speak golden words OF God and Death,
And, like the Good Samaritan,
Pour ull Il. n.the wounds of Faith;
4 p-an for tn Primers Art,
The ioIliug Bran tn ready Pen!
The hand TIA. t..'- the peerless cup
or knowledge 80 the lips of men,
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Thanksgiving Day.
PENNSYLYANIA. IS:
In the name and by the authority Of tie
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
JAMES POLLOCK, Gorern0r.
4 PROCLAMATYON.

JAMES POLLOCK, Gorcrn0r.
4 PROCLAMATION
FELLOW CITIZENS A public ac-
knowledgment Of the goodness of Almigh-
ty God, and Of our constant dependence
, upon His providence, is eminently bocom-
ing free and enlightened people.
AS the " Giver Of every good and per-
feet gift, He has crowned the pas; year
with his goodness and caused our path to
drop with fatness" Our free institutions,
our rights and our privileges, civil and
religious, have been continued and pre-
served. Science and art, with the great
interests of education, morality aud religion
have been encouraged and advanced; In
dustry, in all its departments, has been
honored and rewarded, and the general
condition of the people improved.
Our Commonwealth has been greatly
blessed. The ravages Of disease and death
of famine and pestilence have not been
permitted to come near US nor have the
horrors Of war disturbed the peaceful qui-
ct of our homes. The earth has yielded
her increase, and richly rewarded the la
Dor of her husbandmen. Abundant pros
perity, with smiling plenty and the bless
ings of health, have been ours.
Acknowledging with gratitude these
blessings of kind Providence, let US 'en-
ter into His gates with thanksgiving, and
into His courts with praise; be thankful
unto Him, and bless His name
Deeply impressed with the Importance
and prnrriety of this duty, aud in accord
with the wishes Of many good citizens, |,
JAMES POLLOCK, Governor of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, do hereby
recommend
Thursday, the 20h day of N2remJcr
ne1t, as day of General Thanksgiving
and Praise throughout this State and
earnestly implore The people that, abstain
ing from all worldly business and pur-
suits on that day, they unite in Offering
thanks to the Almighty God, for His past
goodness and mercy, and hnmbly beseech
Him for continuance of His blessings.
Isl Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State at Harrisburg, this
21st day of October in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty six, and Of the Commonwealth the
eishty-frst.
BY the Governor:
ANDREW G. CURTIN,
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Not vet heard from.

The State. to be hcnrd from it Is
generally thought will elect JAMES
BUCHANAN.
RePorte' Isqyorities-FREMONT: In
Maine 10000, New Hamp. 1000, Vert
25,OO0, Massa. 10000, X. Island 5000.
Conn. 5000, N.York 10000, Mich. 90.
OOo, Ohio $4,000, Wise. 5000, Iowa
5000.
FILLMORE: MARYLAND 5000.
BUCHANAN: N.Jersey 5000, Penn.
10000, Ind, 10000, Virg. 10000, Near.
l3.oee, Georg 5000, Ala 10000, Della.
1000, L3usia. 1000, Nj. 10, O,OGe, Tenn.
1000, Ken. 5000
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Atln,ipiStratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gives, that Letters Of
~ Administration on the Estate Of WM.
WILSON. Jr., late Of Nelly township. I'm
ion county, deceased, have been granted to the
unders igned in due form of law ;: Therefore
all persons knowing ihemselve, indebted 10
said estate, are hereby requested to make
immediate payment; and those having Just
claims against the ane are also requested to-
present them properly authentic a,cd FOR settle
meDi.
HUGH r. SHELGER, Admini,lrafc-.-
.ui-sIIrC. Nov l. 1855
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tAt 'tNtl ibI
ANDREW G.. CURTIN,
Secretary of' the Commonwealth.

SEQUEL TO A Political JoKE-W c
have already copied from the Columbus
IOhio) Statesman story, to the effect
that at late Republican meeting in Col
lumbia county, Ohio, flag, got up with
great expense costing some forty dollars
was offered to tie township that would
turn out the most voters. The Demo-
Gratis, therefore, of one of the townships
Of that county, concluded that they would
like to take the prize from the enemy, and
the banner being given to the largest
number of voters, they got together,
marched up in body, and took the ban
ner from the awarding committee and
marched home in triumph and victory.
1t seems that the sequel to the joke has
not yet been told by the Statesman. 1t
appears that it was after dark when the
banner was received, and the party took
it to their headquarters, fastened it to
the halyards of their liberty pole and ran
it up. The next morning it was discov-
cred that on oae of the stripes was painted
8 Fremont and DAYTON" 1t was only
seen by early risers.
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Too SEVERELY SENTENcEp.-A little
boy only eight years old was brought before
the police court at Boston, and sentenced
to the House of Reformation during Ais
minority, for stealing fifty cents, worth
of lumber from a yard on Commercial
street. This is cruelty, not a measure of
reform.
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seen by early riserS.

LITTLE TO Do.-The Cleveland Pain.
dealer says, an athletic specimen of the
Emerald Isle called ihto the counting room
Of one of our River street merchants, and
there took of bis hat to make his best
bow
"The top of the morning to ye, Misther
p, I've been told ye're in want o help"
"Pve but little to do" replied Mr. p
with mercantile gravity.
"Tm the boy for yes. It's but little
| care about doin'-sure it's money I'm
asther"
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desirable that everything like race
course should be disallowed from the
beginning, when it is comparatively
easy to prevent the evil.
In conclusion, we suggest to those
dersirous of giving new impetus to
our Agricultural Society, an informal
meeting at the Off e of the Secretary,
say on Tuesday Of December Court,
for general consultation and such
action as may be thought advisable.
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rucd, unless we receive further orders
which of course we should he happy
to do at this or any other time.
AS heretofore, We shall hereafter
oppose the extension or Strengthening
of the barbarous system Of human
bondage. and advocate the Rights of
Man as MAN, TO our best ability.
@Wc put this article in type
before the people have decided the
momcntous issue before them, and
With hopes and fears balancing each
other as to the result.
On the one hand we have q trust
in the gracious designs of Providence
towards our beloved country a calm
confidence in the justice Of our Cause
and the worth Of our Candidates a
high appreciation of the moral senti-
ment and intelligence of Northern
Fgceren and the actual results in
most of the Free States.
On the other hand we see blind
adherence TO the delusive name DE
macracv = ignorance and timidity
T. triuuc secret combination Of Popery,
Slavery and political Liquor League;
and desperate, unpl ccedcntcd effort
in men and money to keep the ascen-
dencv of the present administration.
In Pennsylvania. the friends of Ere
mont have labored under peculiar
disadvantages. In many townships
thev had no organization whatever
in others where required, no German
sucaking could be had and many of
the Fillmore leaders were unscrupul-
Gus and treachcrous at the first elcc-
ton. state pride" has been as blind
rs maternal love.
Can Party, formed less than five
months ago, triumph under such dis
advantages?
Look at the point-blank FALSE
HOODS which have been industriously
circulated against the gallant Col.
FREMoNT-that he was q Catholic,
and a Know Nothing; an Aboitionist,
and a STAKEHOLDER a foreign-born.
and a South CaroIinian a coward,
AMI a ducllist : a Millionaire corrupt
ing whole States with money, and so
POOR that his own notes wont sell IN
Wall street; Democrat. and Wing;
a bastard, a rouge, and a cheat -
and others equally contradictory.
Look also al the FALSEuooDs which
have been circulated against the Re
publican Party. That they intend TO
all the slaves, land how :
would You want 4 lot Of poor nisgers ,
running up here, to beg. and steal and {
fill our poor-houses, was Industrious 7
ly circulated ia every nook and corner 7
of the Free States. Also the story
was everywhere unscrupulously told, G
that Buchanan MUST bc elected, or
the glorious Union would certainly be c
dissolved Both these cries were of
great potency; and they were circul- f
atcd with an assiduity and pcrtina- n
city worthy Of better cause.
If, under these adverse circumstan- q
ccs, 4 party, not six months old, has g
,arried a majority of the Electoral .
' Votes, it is the greatest, most glorious II
triumph any party ever gained in our a
country. If they have eailed, they r.
have yet before them glo-lous future T
SO long as Slavery is aggressive in its b
nature and the love OF Liberty amin II,
a'es tne hearts Of American irccmcu! +;
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fsS~GOv, Wise, Of Va, recently called NJ
'fe Go'eTnors Of lie Southern States to b,
's''mt'e and see what terrible thugs As
q. r -ls F-suou, was successful. NJ
a. 'Ae.-n y .s., AZ. GOV. dams, Of 5. or
OILY o,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-07

A CURIOUS TYpoGRApgIeAL ERRoR-
The change Of a single letter makes Curl
Gus difference in a word sometime. 4
paper copying from " Benton's Thirty
Years" calls it "Thirty Bars in the
United States Senate