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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-19
New Goods.
ITaCaulay's History of England.
Fresh Groceries.

yTrharc nov. receiving 30 Bags new crop prime No.
w Rio Laguira and Java Coffee. Also lO0Sacks
A,hton and Marshall Salt in nc order, and for sale low
by j. BKANOEnohu q oo'
Stasatoa, Feb. 8, 1856.
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Staunton. Dec. -. 1855.
s1- LewiSburg Era copy 6mos.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-17

* htO0D. Blacksmith, Pearl street. on.
,LI'POSite Browns Wagon Maker Shop y
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
HR WEwM Hwpw-

AsS SaSTWE Nc M%W
. ISSUED under the SEAL sanction and .ut,o,;
of ""noa"thori.
iiE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE Ann
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
{ ,Hartered by the State of Pennsylvania Apr;,
~ 1893. With a capital of sI0O 000 ,,n;pi~
: or the purpose of arrestng The evils of
SPURIOUS NoSTRUMS
lso for supplying the Community with r.li,bl.
PmedIes wherever n Competent Pby,icisn ear
not or VIII not be employed have prr,Ls,sJ tror,
d. 'onN II. kONAND, his Celebrated -
>. KoWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
iS AGown Tor upwards of twenty-five ysau az The
ohly sure and safe cure for '"'
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
ana ana his ne1timablc Remedy for Bowel Com.
No" AND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT
" hich highly approved and popular R,m,d;..
oEeIher with the Guivcrsity's Remedy far Cnr
lIaints Of the Lungs, 1o' o0n-
ont; nc CHlYerSltyS Remedy for Dyspepsia or In.
me unlVertys Remedy for Costiyc Bowel.
Also the Univesty's Almanac NAV bs Id
;. ", ''S DG"nch DspcnSary, or Store of I. II. Clsw'
rs a. Cop Agents Druggist. Chemist, Corner Of
1o,nmGia' and Main street, jackson c. II OH
May 81, '55. lO-ly. - oh'0'
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PATENT MEDICINE,
JUST RECEIVED.

LlNlMENTS.
Coheen's Chinese Linlment.
Eclectic Liniment,
Great Western Liniment.
Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Camphorated Soap Liniment
0podeldoc,
Oil Of Spike,
BOrrell' Indian Liniment
Lorees Ohio Liniment,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Davis Pain Killer
Bulls King of Pain,
Bakers Pain Panacea,
PLASTERS.
Nerrill's Black SaIve,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Badgers do
Moorheads Magnetic Plaster,
Hooflands' Tar Ointment,
PILLS.
DeGray & Cos. Pills,
FInu UoUttTy. and was uur,vIso,sy ~s,,..,l
fed as such. II yielded to slavery abso
lutely the territory occupied by Missouri
and it left without the protection of pro.
hibltion, all the residue of territory ac.
quired under the French treaty, south oi
sc degrees 80 minutes As the original
policy of the country, and The true prn
ciples of the constitution required the ex.
] cpsion Of slavery from tie whole of this
Halsteds Anti-Dyspeptic Pills,
Ayres' Cathartc Pills,
SarSapariIas q Blood Purifiers.
Bulls Sarsaparla.
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Old DR.. TOwensend's Sarsaparilla,
Jayne's Alternative
Guysotts Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla, :
Brants Indian purifying Extract,
Helmboids Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
COUGH PREPARATIONS.
Roshtou d Clark's Cod Liver Oil,
Denig's Cough Balsam, t
Wstar's LOzpnges, In
Howes' and other Cough Candy,
Cholera Syrup,
Jaynes ExpOCtorant,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Soule's Balm Syrup n
Stabler's Cherry Expectorant. C
Sellers Cough Syrup, {
Brants Pulmonary Basam,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, =
Brants' Pulmonary Basam,
Wisters' Balsam of Wild Cherry.
VERMIFUGES.
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge, 8
Vemifuge, {
Sellers Vermfuge,
Barrels Indian Nermfuge,
Stablers' Worm Mixture
Denigs' Worm Syrup, (
Fahnestock S Vermifuge.
DIARRHGA REMEDIES. to to
Jayne's Carminative, da
Jacobs Diarrhpa Cordial, II"
Dengs Carminativo,
towand'S Syrupof Blackberry. Sit
'tabler's DarrhWa Cordial,
Jholera Mixture, eA
yomp. Syrup OF Rhubarb
MISCELLANEOUS. Al
iarchisps Uterine Catholicon, no, ur
'almers Cosmetic Lotion, RI
lelmbold's Extract of Bucha, o;n
.ier's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
teiner's Electro Votaic Chains,
Dyspeptic Elixir
ollodion, J
holera Mixture, 4
cMunns Elixir of Opium,
yOns Kathairon,
hristie's Galvanic Belts,
sgoOd's India ChOlagogue, =
OughtOn's Pepsin, -
owns Essence of Ginger, N
'wands Tonic Mixture, N:
dway's Circassian Balm, mo,
storatve Bitters. &C., de-, DC. at
AMES II. G. MlLLER'S Drug Store.
broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio.
,kson July 10, '55, lily To
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PORTSMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS
Change your DiettOsuit the Season.

THE time has now arrived when the light luxu-
ries of summer should be exchanged for the stron-
ger and moro invigorating food which the system
requires during the fall and winter
have effected permanent arrangements by which
will be in dailyrcceipt of FRIsH 0YsTEEs by ex-
press, and will Keep cOntinualyon hand good sup
ply either by the or otherwise Mt my Saloon, in
the basement of the BIGGs IIoUsE, where will also
be found all the. varieties Of Fish, Game, &c. Meals
served up at all bours. JOHN WARNER.
Portsmouth, Bcpt., 20, '55. 20 -
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MEDICAL.
H. r. HelembOld.

CHEMlT, No. 26S Chestnut st., ncar Gir,rd
House, north side, Philadelphia. Sole NInnufactrrsr
of HELMBOLD' GENUINE PREPERA Tl0NS
which are purely vegetable. Accompanyinu oacI,
bottle OF which, will be found more responsible
references in our immediate city and elsewhere for
the cure Of such diseases us will be mentioned and
cure Is guaranteed in each and every case nm.
der forfeiture of One Thousand Dollars placed In
the hands of disinterested aud responsible nersoos
OF this eity. These preparations are prescribed hv
the Medical Faculty throughout the United State.
and have become Standard Remedies. - -
His highly Concentrated sast lg res
FIhid Extract OF Sarsa parfffa, 20.
for removing Impurities Of the Blood, eases Of soso.
l9ia or hnSs Evil, letter, Pimpes on the face and
oil oaly Eruptions Of the kin. &c.
His highly Concentrated FLUID EXTRACT oF
BUCHU, for diseases of the Bladder. Wal.
ness, De- for particulars, which need mot be
given here, see wrapper around bottles. wbetbes
IN male or female, no matter of how long ,tans
Ding Ferfectiy pleasant to the taste and fres
from all injurious properties, '.'-"'''-'
~ is gratifying to the Proprietors, to know
that these Preparations have given to Patients
ana Ptactitioners the highest degree Of satis.
iactlon. They can be given with less trouble and
expense to the patient with more certainty ~
success thnn any other remedy, -
Numerous letters have been received from d;..
tlnguished professors and physicians a tho
highest standing, expressing the most iuyor,bis
opinion Of these medicines, fully corroboratipe
and establishing the above facts. .
HIS DYsPEp1IC CohDIAL, or NAstc CHAnu ia.
pleasant medicine to take for the cure of Dvspep-
sia, Files. Nervous Diseases, and all djsrsss.
arising from indigestion ora forbid state Of The
Liver. .# ..0....
Ihe Liver being the largest gland in the hu.
man body, is more frequently deranged in its
healthy action than any other. The copse-
quences OF this arrangement are first Dyspeu. !,
sia' known by costiveness, belching sour stopa1
ach SICK headache, nervous feelings, cold feet,
waKefulness and variable appetite. Secondly
II the above symptoms are allowed to 20 on. then
follows Debility Of the lungs and p.edispOsi.
tion to Con sumption.
PRICES EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per Bottle.
PRICES SARSAPARILLA, 81 Der Bottle
equal IN strength to one gallon Syrup.
PRICES DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL, IL per Rot.
tie. Small ones so cents. " ~ F'
To be had at the Depot 263 Chestnut st.. near
Girard House Philadelphia or of the Agent
James II. c. Miller, Jackson Ohio, and Dru0.
glsts and Dealers throughout the United States.
r. 5: Druggists and Dealears, in Medicines.
who wish to be Agents, will please address r.
I Helmbold, with reference, names of PostOf
tice, County and State
May 3nd, '55. lily %
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
T.. IN. HOW ELL,
PEARL STREET, JACKSON, OHIO,
RETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends and
customers for their generous patronage, and shall
ever endeavor by all means in his power to merit a
continuance Of the same. | am now better prcpar-
cd than ever before, to Satisfy all the wants of
house keepers, in the
F. HOUSE FURNISHING LINE,
Having now on hand, just received, the largest as
sortment Of the .
BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF
FURNITURE
Ever yet offered to the citizens of Jackson Coun-
ty, which is receiving weekly additions to meet the
wants of my patrons. The public may rest assured
that shall not be under sold by any body.
SOFAS
Walnut and Mahogany. . ..
CHAIRS
Slat and spindle back: Scollop and mock scroll.
Bannster back Boston and Jenny Lind. Split bot
tom, French cane seat Grccian walnut; 'Taylor;s
banlstcr tiowered; and plain; Office rim back Chill
dren's assorted Cnildren's rim buck Cradle Settees
Bannister rocking, Boston arm rocking, California
cane seat, lowered and plain; Spring seat rocking,
Cherry canoseat rocking, Walnut and slat rocking,
Cherry and walnut 10 nurse, Ladies' sewing chairs.
Miss Carey fancy sewing.
BUREAUS
Projection four drawer, do col. and scroll do.
Walnut dressing, Walnut scroll column d.
Walnut round cornered do
TABLES
Kitchen and Breakfast, Dining, Card and Cen.
tire. ..
STANDS
Donble leaved two drawer, Two and one draw
err Wash stands, all varieties Walnut desks.
SAFES
-Four varieties.
LOOKING CLASSES
Different sizes, good article.
BEDSTEADS-
Misses medium, Miss %arey, French cottage
walnut, OCtagon sycamore high post, cottage
DO. do. Poplar do. do. Poplar square do. S it. !
field poplar, French, do. Low common, Trundle
beds, without Stats, do. do. with Stats
LOUNGES
PANEL and turned.
CRIBS
Large and small.
MATTRASSES--
Great variety.
CLOCKS
Eight day, "a hour Mantle, and large size
Metallic, and Wood case.
jackson, May Oath, IS. 8 If
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JOHN HkAPP,
Notice..

HAVING Sold out my entire Stock of
~ Goods to Tho's. w. GiIleland, | am de-.
slrons settling my Books. All persons hav.
ing unsettled accounts will please call aud SET.
TIC py note or otherwise. J. NJ. MARTIN.
Jackson, Dec. 18th, 1854. 4l-tr
Having bought out J. M. Martins Stock of
Goods, desire TO say to my friends that shall
at all times be found at the Store House for.
merry occupied by him, where propose to sell
goods as cheap as the cheapest Give me a
Dec. 10, 1854. 4l-tf "'' 'D'
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NEW IRON STORE.
w ARD & GONE,
Corner Of Market and Second SIS
pORVSAIOITpII 0IJTn

NOAheE Oh M0fket ana second SITS,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.
HAVE opened Store for the exclusive sale ol
iron and such goods as are usually kept at an Iron
Store. Nv"
:, Ihey have for sale all sizes Of Bar Band, Hoop.
Round and Square Iron. Also W
NAILS OF ALL KINDS, STEEL AXES
GLASS, DC, of the very BEST BRANDS
city exclusively for this branch of business and ,"o
intend to assortment of goods in this line
which We will sell at fair prices.
'would therefore ask Furnacemen. Merchants
ana Others TO call on us before purchasing elsewhere
Our lRON is also WARRANTED to bo of The
forget the place.
wards building, corner of Market and Second
Portsmouth, Nov. 8, '55. 80
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DRY.GOODs, GROCERIES, &c.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Isham & Clare,
@ RO SIS RO A d S

~ ~ ~ y y IL " II ~ >
HAVE just received from Cincinnati and aro nov
opening most splendid stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Consisting in part Of Cloths, Cassimercs, Satinots
IWeeds, Fannels, Lind5eys, Ginghams, Prints
Hamilton and Persian DeLaincs, Bcrcgcs, More An.
Gquos, Cobergs, figured and plain Alpaccas and
Lustres Poplns Bolces, &C.
aLLkS-Plain and figured Gro DcRhines and
Apron Silds Of superior quality also,
SHAWLS--A lot of Silk, Woocn, Long and
Square Bay State, Plain and Embroidered SRawls.
CLOTHlNG-Ready Made of the Latest Styles.
HATS AND CAPS-Brown Black, Smoke Soft,
Fush and Wool Hats.
BONNETS-Silk and Straw Of tho latest style;
also,
BOOTS AND SH0ES-0f the best quality, with
every article usually kept in the trade, which we
VIII sell eKtrcney low for cash or produce.
Call and 'cIamine our stock before purchasing
the cheapest.
- We also have a large lot of FURNITURE,
Which We will sell very low.
ISHAM a CLARE.
October Is, 55-3O-3m
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MlSCELLANE EOUS.
7. W. GILLELAND,

r.s'. DEALER IN ....
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Corner Of Main and Broadvay SIS, op
pOSite The Isham House. Jackson, Ohio,
WOULD most respectfully invite the attcrtion
Of the citizens of jackson and surrounding country
and the public generally to his largo and well selec-
ted stock Of ........,.
DRY GOODS,
of every Variety and dcspriton of staple and fancy
Goods, such as, Cloths, Cessimeres, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Cottonades, Muslins GiuehaIfrs,
Drills, and yarioas other articles too nuteetohs to
mention.
FOR THE LADIES,
We have all kinds of dress goods, and dress trim,
mings, Dress Silks, Debcige Chemisttes, De LANES,
WrO't Collars Dress Trimmings, White Goods, Cling
hams, Calicoes, Hosiery &C.,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
4 general assortment on hands, ---...
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS,
OF every quality and style and at price, that will
surely SELL -r
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A complete assortment, and for sale low.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSW ARE,
Wooden Ware, Nails, Glass, Salt. Fish, &c. &e
On hand and will be sold at some price. Also, a
fresh supply Of
GROCERIES. ..
! cannot enumerate, but cordially invite my
friends and customers to giye,m call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as | thiuk it "no trouble to
show goods"
To prompt customers, lean afford the usual facili
ties ON time.
Most kinds ofcountry produce taken, at ruling
rates in exchange for goods.
jackson, Oct. 25, '55. 3l-y . (con.)
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GUNNEIRES 81
POWDER.

and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, FIasks,
Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives; in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most ferocious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, everything that is usually kept in Hard
ware Store, which we buy directly from the
Manu- factories, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock ...
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Wanted!!!

WHEAT, CORN, OATS, FLOUR.
NEAL POTATOES, HAY, COAL or any IinI %
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken. in Excbonre fOr ~
6iotnlng; very large and wen selected Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING now on hands. also srIeN
did lot Of WATCHES. a. JEWELRY, beside
heayy addition to the above articles which will b@
opened IN few days. Come every one TINT wisbos
!" s.s sase MONEY andwe will give you good bargains
trade, so come on. 'fS''p"i @tueles oil
,c,,o, ". . @. DAVID 4 BRO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18

II The 'pure in heart shall see God, even
as his glories shine in the magnificent works
Of his hands. 20 Lord. our Lord, how excel
lenii is thy name in all he earth" 1.-The whole
earth is full of his glory" THE heavens de-
clare the glory of God" Such are the mani.
.estations Of the Creator which pure minded
man beholds. The following verses on the
''Beauiies of Creation BY JoaS BowRIxs,
embodying this thought, are fl, 10 be treasured
In the memory:
Ours is lovely world, how fair
Thy beauties, cen on earth, appear,
The seasons IN their courses fall,
And bring successive joys; The sea,
The earth, the sky. are ful! Of thee,
Benlgnanf, glorious Lord of All.
There's beauty in the break Of day;
There's glorv in the noon-lide raw;
There's sweetness in the twilight shades
Magnihcence in night; thy love
Arched The grand heaven of blue above,
And all our smiling earth pervades.
And filthy glories here be found
Streaming with radiance all around,
WHAT must the Fount of Glory be.
In Thee well hope, in Thes contide,
Thou mercy's never ebbing tide.
Thou loves anfathomable sea
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
Kansas n Settlers"

DOUGLAS IDEAS OF FREEDOM"
By all accounts, it seems certain that
there is still collusion or concert Of pro-
ceedings between Douglas and the Border
Rufians, to make Kansas irremediably
Slave State. The Congressional Commis-
sion have established the fact, that before
the signature of Pierce to the Kansas act
was dry, Atchison and his crew had COM
menced organizing the secre, bands which
left Missouri and carried the Territorial
Legislative and Con gressional Elections. 1t
is now evident that the exposure Of these
unparalleled frauds is producing an eject
calculated to overthrow the party, without
whose protection of Rufhanism the real
settlers of Kansas would soon secure
the Freedom to which by the most solemn
compact she is entitled. The only Officer
in Kansas who honestly attempted to exc
cute the law-Gov Reeder-was removed
on a paltry preteuce Of land speculation,
while the Indian Agent, Clark notori-
Gus murderer-is retained in his Office,
without even the form Of trial
Douglas new Bill is the first proof that
the Buchanier party see the wave Of popu-
lar indignation rising against them. They
now half confess their former rascality, by
abolishing portion Of their infamous en-
actments, but retain the miscreants who
have abused their stations. They now ask
to recognize the Missouri Legisl. as legal,
to let all the fraudulent voters, murderers,
and robbers 60 unwhipt Of justice, keeping
all the property they have stolen, and try
the Election over again Any defeated
party is "willing to try it over again-I
Of course! So Pierce, Douglas and Buch-
anau-trembling under the weight Of
popular iDdigpation-now cry out for
new election, and have got up long bill,
which the Buchananites iu the Free States
head sFREEDoM FOR KANSAS 1"
Well, how do Buchanan 4 Co. hope to
fool the North into the belief that they are
in favor Of "Freedom g., "~-s-s'" r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18

nA.We Gee from vstiors intima.ions in
the "Buchsnier" journals, that that party
intend before election to get up all sorts of
proof that Fremont is Slave Holder, a
Duelist, Fillibuster, q Catholic, and eve
rytbing else bad which they hold dear and
support! Fire away, gentlemen. Repu-
blicans wont believe any Of your stuff /;
but If you can make any Of your own men
think your stories are true, many Of them
will therefore vote for Fremont, fot be is
personally immensely more popular than
Buchanan.-Get up your "Last Cards ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18

CoLoNIzATIoN-The ship Elvira, sailed
from Savannah, Geo, recently, with 32l
emigrants for Liberia. Forsy-three were
liberated by viii Of Jas. Kelly,of Virginia,
who also gave them $4,000. Twenty
niue were from Kentucky liberated by Mr.
Graves who also gaze them 81, 900
Nearly all were liberated slaves. Rev.
John Seys, an old missionary in Liberia,
returned from visit in the same ship
This body Of emigrants is to form new
settlement on the hlgh lands of the interior.
Ex-President Roberts is now in London,
aud has just concluded commercial treaty
with the three free cities of Lubec, Ham.
burg, and Bremen.
Liberia has now been recognized as o
Nation by eight Governments. aud com
mercial treaties formed. Among these
are England, France, Prussia, &c. Our
government, under slavery influence, tho
it should have been the first to extend the
friendly hand Of Reorganization to our own
progeny, still refuses. A fllibustering
government at Nicaragua, can be recog-
nized without even decent deliberation
and enquiry.
The colored population Of Baltimore is
10000, nearly all Of whom are free, aud
many Of them wealthy.
The colored population Of Philadelphia
is $1,000 (about one ffty-fftb Of the in.
habitants) of whom nearly half were born
in free territory. Few Of those have trades
the number Gncluding BARRIERS, 24S) be-
ing but 1854. They own about 1ree mil
lions of real estate
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, June l9: 1886.
SIR-A Convention of delegates, assem-
bled at Philadelphia On the 17th, 18th aud
l9ih days Of June, 1856, under call ad-
dressed to tie people Of the United States,
without regard to past political differences
or divisions, who are opposed to the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, to the policy
Of the present administration, to the ex-
tension of slavery into free territory, in
favor of the admission of Kansas as a free
State, and Of ressoiing The action Of the
federal government to the principles Of
Washington and jefferson, adopted de-
elaration of principles and purposes for
which they are united in political action
a copy of which we have the honor to en-
close-and unanimously nominated you as
their candidate for the Office of President
of the United States at the approaching
election, as the chosen representative Of
those principles in this important political
contest, and with the assured conviction
that you would give them full practical
operation, should the saffrages Of the peo.
pie of the Union place you At the head Of
the. national gosefhnent. -, d
The uudesigned were directed by the
Convention to communicate to you the fact
of your nominate d, and to request you in
their name, aud, as they believe, 10 the
name Of large majority Of the people of
the country, to accept it.
Offering you the assurance Of our high
personal respect, We are, your fellow citi.
Tens; H. 8. LANE,
President Of tie Convention.
JAMES N. ksHtEY.
ANTHONY J. BLEEckEK,
JOS. G. HORxBLowER,
Z. r. Hoax,
THADDEus STEVENS,
KINGSLEY 8. BISGHAM,
JORH A. WILLS,
C. F. CLEvELAND,
CYnus ALDKIcH,
Il {Iu G. Fremont, Of California
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-18

m.PRESTIcE, of the Louisville JOUR
nal, thus describes the editor Of "the Dens-
ocrds," of that city:
ale is unques,iou bly, the most pesti-
lent thing that Louisville ever had. He
is not a mere trouble to her, bit = dire ca
lamity. He is no, mere Fly in her but
ter, a crow in her corntield, hog in her
garden, but an earwig in her ear, a serpent
in her bosom, a cancer in her nose, q tape
worm in her belly, and a fstula in heE
rcc;um."
People defending the dueling and bowie
knife "institvtions" Of the South, say i. has
a tendency to prevent the low personali-
ties which abound in Northern newspapers.
We aver on the contrary, that with all the
murderings and maimings at the South,
their newspapers are worse than ours, and
We give the above from ''leadius pa
PERI as one Of many proofs.