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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
Sunbury, Feb. ?. ls3e.--tt
TWO STR HOGS.

('AME to the premises Of II. Means m
" mokintown, Coal township. TWO : !
HOGS. The owner is requested TO com
ward prove property pay charges and take
sway.
February e,ls5G.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
EARVHEDWARE

FsSlIE subscriber respectfully in'orms Il
b leus of Suubury and tho public gene
tAat ne has commenced the manuisciufs
kinds Of
EARTllENW ARE,
At his mandatory in Whortleherry Stree
square east Of the River. lie has cnssg
services of NJ. HAur. and YOU can the
depend on having good article The
are respectfully invited to call.
All orders from 4 distance will Ne pro
attended TO.
M. SHINDl
Sunbury, Feb. .. lS5e.--u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09

The City of Keokuk. Iowa. was lighted
with gas, FOR the frst time on the night or
the 18th inst.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
dissolution Of Partnersi

vN,HE partnership existing between
Macarthur, Robert Lamont ana JONI
Cree, mining Coal under the firm oi MICA
& Co, at Shamokin, was dissolved by u
consent on the 10th Of November, 500, al
business of said firm viii 30 settled BY
NICOL McARTHUR
ROBERT LAMONT
JOHN 1'CEEE
February :, lsSo'---%
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09

Fanny Ellsler, II is stated, wos married TO
q wealthy butcher in Germany
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
E5s' Rev. John Chambers. Of Philadelphis

Izs' Rev. J Ohm Chambers, Of Philadelphia,
who is perfectly rabid on the subject of Tem-
per.nce, has written letter TO one Of the
city members, on the subject of a repeal Of
the Jug law, which shows that the Reverend
gentleman is not temperate in all things. The
following is al extract Of his letter:
PnrADA. Jan. a, lS5d.
Ny DEAR FRlEND Il see from the papers
that the Democrats have passed to second
reading bill ~ repeal tie Restraining Liquor
Law, and it is expected to-day the bill will
pass the House Of Representatives.
Now, let me propose to you aud through
you to our party, that they forthwith pass n
bill requiring the County Commissioners Of
each County in the State to have erected, or
placed at all the crossroads, a trough with a
half dozen or more mugs chained fast; and
those troughs well and constantly supplied
with rum and lager, that the thirsty whiskey
drinking democrats may have their ill. The
County need not be az the expense Of fencing
in the troughs. for there is not hog in the
old Keystone so far lost TO respect for his
honorable hogship, as TO put his snout within
more than smelling distance Of the vile drug
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
d Z A I II S.

On the eth ult'. in Watsontown, II.
WATSON, Esq, in the oith year
age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
SuNBuRY PRICE LlKlsh

New Advertisements.
\ premium Of five per cent viii /
for tie Borough Order dated July -, ls5
SIC, drawn in favor VI =. u. Masser, by
il At this Office.
Feb. 9, 1856,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
H. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

To ApvKRrisKrs The circulation of the Surbury
American among the dTeren, towns the susquehamla
is exceeded equaed by any paper published in North
ern PennsylvanIa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-09
Congressional Mt(us
rH,nTy.rouRTu CONGRESS.

The House Organized at ldst-The Plurality
Rule Adopted-W Wuhdrawol Of Mr.. Orr
r-i.,,;o, - A.. Peal. ,,. C;,acf,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

l1.tio4

Las. year, the Republicans were 1000
ia the minority
Sufficient returns have been received.
even from the Democratic s.rongholds, to
insure the success Of the following Con.
gressionsl ticket by hand some maiorities ::
lat Distrct-John n. Wood "a Dis
trict-Charles l. Gilman. Sd District
Nehemiah Abbate. 4th DiS:rct-Free.
nian Morse. 5;h District--Israel Wash
burne. 9th Dis,rist-Stephen C. Foster.
The above are all new members except
ing Mr.. Washturue, (rc-c!ectcd) and all
Republicans
Senators all Republicans but |.
House overwhelming Republican.
Such victory was never known IN Maine,
and aStounds The iT.ei Is Of Frem, nj as well
as OF Buchanan. Il affords new proof that
EvaRI FayE STAT. WILL 90 ruK FsssoyT
AND FRErpox roR EA,s.si,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

"H,~ ,cW he Wigs r"fe tbs EW.T is
4 question sometimes asked. To all nqu.-
rers, We point to Errmont-"rhe WhiS star
that never sers." size has given the largest
majority ever she gave, to the Republicans
o0o-ali the Congressmen by 1900 10 9oOO
maJority--all the Scnal.rs-a ana all TIC Rep
resentauVeS but II IF 20. such clean sweep
was never known. After the elections il Iowa
vermont. aud Name. lc, no one doubt hut the
mass of the Wing votes north wal! be thrown
for The Republican patty.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
GEN E.R.AI
ELECTION S;xssSSs.%- PROCLAMATION
" HEREAS, in and BY an Act of

W the General Assembly Of ms Sale,
entitled - An Act To regulate the general elec-
tons Of thu Commonwealth" enacted on he
End day OF July. 1899, II is eniolned on me
10 give pubic notice Of such election 10 be
held, and 10 cnumerale III such notice what
officers are 10 be elected. DANIEL ID.
GJLD!N, High Shcrll, al the couaty of Unor,
do therefore hereby H.okr and give .hi> puolic
notice Ia he Electors of the sand county Of
Union. mat General Election will be held
IN said county on the SEcn>n Trt.p,ror Or.
roBhR next, (hcinC The IiIh day Of the sa! ID
month"; al The several districts composed Of
the following townships aud boroughS, viz:
district, at Tie EommiS SIoncr's Office IN
and for New Berlin borough
!! district al tie house # Henry Gibson.
in and ior-i'nIon township.
Ill dislrict, al the house Of James Adams
IN aHd tor White Deer town>hin
~ district. al the house Of James Lawson.
in anA for Kelly township.
district, at the house Ct George W,Ifa
IN and for East Buraloe Township.
VI ti.lrict.at the house of James M'Creich,.
IN and for Builtlce township.
VI district, al The house Of Jacob Deckard.
IN iiiInburg, Tor Vest BunaIoe iown>lnp.
NlidlSirucr, Al the new public school huu>e
IN and for the North Ward IN the borough e
LeWl>lulS.
lA l.,'iici, a. ,hr honse Of Jonathan Spy
kcr. IN and lur the Sonlh Ward. in the hor-
ough Of Lrwishurr.
y district at thr house Of Charles Crolzcr,
in and foT ifiiriurg borough.
NJ district, at ne house of William Eiler,.
III aud Tor Hartley township.
AL district, al lEe house uG Peter W'cLrin
AMI Tor Lime tone township.
4 u district, at he school house. on lot No.
10. 10 Nv Berlin, in and for Jackson tsp.
At winch time and place, there will be
elected ny ts.Ior-
o"e person aS Canal CommIssianer Of this
Commonwealth
On" per'"A as Auditor General Of TIN.
CumuaIWta..n:
On. person as SGTv-yor Genera! Of this
Commonwealth;
One Pcr.on Ia represent Union, SNYDER
Dluphia, ard Lebanon counties, and Lover
hahan'y township IN Northumberland ccun-
~. IN tic House Of Repre- -utauyes of the
Congress o. he United Slr,-k:
One person 4. Representative of Union.
SNYDER AMI Inui7'a cuurrics IN the General
Assembly of this Crnmcnwcal'h;
O.e Persen as Associate Judge Of Union
coraty
one person as Prnihonorarv and Clerk Of
the Scvera! Coats Of uion county;
One person as District Attorney lUr Union
One person as County Commissioner; and
oae person as County Auditor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

| LIMESTONE Farm. near NiIiOn.. In
IL pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
Court OF Northumberland County, will be
exposed to Pa5.ic ssl- on the Premises, on
!S9tariay Mc I'm day # .Sy'.
next, a valuable FARM. situated IN Turhut
township. Nurla'd County. about - miles
east Of Milton. .The Land is cl ihr best
Limestone quality, with valuable improve
mentS, consisting Of 4
Largo, BANK BARN.
nrar!y new, q large FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, with the necessary ou'bgi't.rg~.
two wells Ci wai.r. cne al IN" House me
other at the Barn, ard. Also. an ORCHARD
Of frur Trees, &c, &c, beng the tract as
signared a> purpari 4.
Bounded by lands Of ChgrleS HorcnS-ine.
WIN. Marsh and others. containing aoout
30 acres. mere or less. Also all
that certain iot Of ground situate IN the Bor.
ourh Of MIhun, county aforesaid, and de-
>cr'hed as follows, w Bounded on thu upr.h
by Locust street, on The east by a., ot George
Corey. ca the south br lcl Of !. l.. Ar,in.
and on the west hy the Sunhurv and Erie
Railroad Company. on which are ercc,rd
two storey Frame r.ousr ana
Pottery:
Late the e.:a:c q Gureas W.usr. deed.
Sale to commence q, To- u'c'ar. ,: -li.! lay.
when the terms Of sale wr.. b. made known
by NN. MARSH.
GEIGG> NiRSH.
BY order Of the Court .fh,'r,.
G. BOYD PURSEL. Ckri.
August 10. lS56.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
REGISTERS NOTICE.
\ Office is hereby given 10 all con


' ctrnei that The 10 .luwIu. Aan!td persons
have selIed their accounts IN the Registers
Olce at Lcw.sburs Union county, and that
the SAID accounts Will te presented iur coniir-
nation and allowance AZ the Orphans Court,
Ia he held at hEWiSBURG, for the county OF
Uninn, on the h.rd Friday Of SEPT. next,
beng the l9rh day of sand month, VIZ:
!. The account of IIcheuS Gordon, Exec
tor of W His Gordon, ia,e OF Perry township,
deed.
:: The account of Jacob Rcichlev, Admin
i>rra,or de boniS non with the will annexed of
Henry Thomas. late Of Beaver IN. deed.
). The final account Of Grrrge Beaver.
Administrators oi Ludwig Ben.or, ia.e OF Jack
son tp. dee d.
j. The account of ! ,hu Smiih. Adminis,rn-
tnr with the ,-.I annexed Of Leonard Smith.
late OF Hartley rp. deed.
5 The account ut John BenDer and Georoe
Benner. Executors of John Beuucr Iate of
Union county. decd.
g. Ih- account of Jacob Brsucbrr and
S1nucl Will. Executor, Of I,bn Brown Iafa
of Harley. decd
I. The account "f David Kline and VIM.
Snilh, Executors Of Iohu Kline. late OF Nest
Beaver tp. deed.
:. The final account of Samuel Marshall
and David Ramsey TX. cu'urs Of Dan. Ranck,
late of White Deer IN. decd.
9. The account Alexander Penny and J. II.
Knox, Execiars Of Eush Penny. late OF East
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
TUX lie KATIU VF NE VF
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENESs. .INFLU.
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WuOOPiN0
CGUGH. GROUP, ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT CONSI IMPTION

and for the relief Of consGmptiye patients in advanced
Stages of the disease.
We need not speak 10 the pnhiic Of its virtues
Throughout town and almost every hamlet of tho
American States its wonderful of pulmonary COIN
plants have made it already known. Nay few are the
families IN any civilized country this continent without
rme personal experience - its effects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy of its victory the subtle and au-
eerun- diseases Of the throat and lungs While it is the
nost powerful antoie yet known 10 for tho formi-
dabc and dangerous Diseases Of the pulmonary organs IL
= al- the pelsante.t and safest remedy that he
p!oyrf for infants and Young persons Parents should
have IT in against the insios enemy that steals
upon them unprcpared. We have abundant grounds TO
believe the CLRRY PECToR,L lives Icy the
sumptons it prevents than those it Keep it by
yuu. and your cuils while they cuahe neg
iect them until human skin master the memorable
cnuker that, fastened the vals, eats your life
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and
they know the virtues of this remedy, need not do
m"re than to them still made the best it
be We spare no cost, toll 10 produce II the
most perfect possible. and thus afford those who rely
the best agent hch skill furnish or their
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
License Notices.
IilIE following AppIicaiiOnS for Ii

l cence have been flied IN The office Of The
Clerk OF The Count Of Quarter Sessions Of
Union C"unty,and the same VIII be presented
at the next term of said Court:
Alexander Cummings tor license TO keep
4 Hotel ~ MIilInbur9.
William lnhon for license 10 keep Eating
House IN New Berlin.
SAMUEL EOEStl, Clerk q. s.
LewjsbUrg. Aug. ~, iSj6.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

[ '0AL .---Thc undersigned would res
Y peclfulIy inform the ciuze,s Of Levi>hurg
and vicinity. as well as persons IN adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on haH1 =
supply Of NHiEOKIN aHd 1.ILK&B4RRE
CoAL, Tor Stove and other purposes, of -r-ry
varir'l aud -iz and Wi deliver a. to p-r,on. d-.rr-
pair of g,,i WEIGH SCALES be can sssfr. r-r.,p,
rur'asrs Coal that IN, viii get full weight and tLu,
INy only = what Thy receive.
;. lr bad 20 -h- lowest Cash prices AZ his Yarf
a frv rl- from Mr " -i.isusaui's Hotel
NiICHLNG-all kinds NIL r.. stt.ri', 20 st hi. Cc,s
! ard GEubGE uULSTfIS.
irwi-tur-. w II 1876
- Also BlaSk>.nIih'S Coal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
II. H. Dersham, II. D.,
II A|lNti permanently located in Le-

IL ~ iNlI p'!HtNtHllN iUCdltU III Lt-
1 L wlShurg, Pa. respectfully tenders has
Professional Services ln the citizens of this
town and vicinity. hoping by prompt attention
to the duties ut ms PruirS>I"n 10 merit a share
cfilhelr patronage. Attention will also be paid
tothronIc Diseases of every name. and treated
with UNPARALLELED success.
DH. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Elecilc Medical College. Cincinnati.
having first studied the Old or Allupathic svs-
TEN of medicine. aud attended Lectures IN one
of Inc Old School Medical Colleges of PhIlad-
elphia; but becoming convinced Of the super
iorIty of the New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in The Reformed or Ame-
rlcan Eclectic Medical College Of the Queen
CITY of the West. This Insulution. although
vet in it, infancy, las superior m the tr aud
has air'aiy annually more stud, than fur other
Medical con oi tlUIiuUat tumI mel II l. --u,lin-
physicians T." AL purts 81 nur rot. and ohi, nna
sc. They "iI' -onu - more LLuoIuu, than any other
class Of rhy.i.iars
rh- rrurtI ranre boz vc.r the T. formed lnc' or
Eclectic. aud rhr odd h"path'c yst'n this
the %"N Srr'''i m diuai That in any
wy u JurI'u> t To" human -y-t'Hi, such taInmri.
Arsenic anrlonv Sc; fer ,ul"ri- AMI harmless
have "t Int lrru d Nrr,-i. a. y the ever lib
anI rly -irians Of tin. N.w -rb,ol that mr..
conn "Io substitutes for those d.lrrrou medicines fC,-
i mel, 6c.;b Therefore Nc have for them. With
tho" valuable u"N agents. and all thue Of the oii or
and all the mont ot every other lri-
ciu-. iloutr athir. Ilydr"Iatc rhnr,snnin N
j .nraho that once rols i.r,4l
amt that without breaking down the ron
,ttuti"n, aud creating other diseases, D,hility Ehe,-
IN sm. Dyspepsia Liver Disease liberated Threat
Diseased Bon--. premature hr.s Of Teeth, Sc.
The New school certainly claims >upsrioritv in
the treatment g all diseases. 1t he's proved t-
Clinical report, that thr mortalit,-faLiur all ..,..
to 'hrris les than Icr crut; that If Asatic Cholrfa
is only per cent
TEjs j. of progress and improvements and the
New Schuol i aiWays rrnSr sing not hing ls,und down
by dcsp sputir cr.t-is aud aut.l luu'ct theories.
y. T. OFFICE at the lower End of Market st 1918
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Portrait Of John C. Fremont.

INhe most correct likeness ever made ex
i ecuted in the highest style of Art, and
printed on fine India paper. published and
for sale. Wholesale and Retail, by
i. Y. RosceihuI, Ljtioyropher,
\ W. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia SIZE Of paper. l7x26. Retail
price. 81. \ liberal discount will be allowed
those wishing to sell again.
AGENTS WANTED. =;
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
lSe announce JOHN M.C.RANCK ESD.

Please ann1nnce JOHN VI. C.KANCK ESD.
Of VI liiltnhnr. As Volunteer candidate for the
clTi.e Of District Attorney at the Ocin-
Der Election. IL Is Il native OF our county,
of large and respectable family connections,
If good character and ar,ainmcnIS. aud has
had that experience in the practice Of th- Law
whrh IS IudiSpensably necessary for a safe
execution of the delicate duricS of that rmpor-
tanr Office WEST BUF"AI DE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

t. TIE lotcrs of t'riion CoH",y:
Fellow CfrIzr>s-i nili'r Inv-elf "a Il can
dIdate for reelection to the office of l'rO!fi-
OnOsarS and Clerk of the several Courts
OF Union county. Should be elected ilditer
mv>elf that the discharge of the duties Of said
offices heretofore by me, i sufficient pledge of
my prompt attention to and discharge OF the
duties of said Offices with fidelity.
Lewishurg. july 5 SAMUEL HDTSH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
VALUABLE BUILDING LET'S
The Winter Session.

GF Mrs. ThOmpSOn'S School for YCgnr
" Laiies. viii commence on Nedne,t.y
Sept. Il, and continue six months. lusiEuc-
ton will be given in the various branche,
usually Taught IN SemiHaries OF lrarnius
particular care Will be taken ~ have The
pupils form habits Of study and iuvesliga.c..
While a kauw,cJce uf the sO!Id brahcA.. 81,
considered at prImarg Importance, The ,fa--
mental viii be So inJerSpersed as 10 afford "a.
rely and al The same lime cuItiva-c the ta,,-
PcncIlius and several beautiful ,fyl-s Il
Crayon Punting will be taught, for which. a
well a, Latin. Ere nch, Eeedle-wOrk aud Music,
extra charges vii be made.
Room ia the German reformed Church.
Term. tor EHgsh braocArs fr, M az b. 81, pr ,.a-
'cht'us'ht "Ni cuht- a. I-r v.g.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
The Contest of 1856 !!
The Free States all for Freedom.

IOWA.-The Official NJ Geot up
7,50o Eepublicau majority in 100 votes
on the Stale Ticket, and 95j for Curtis
(ReP.) and G,ol7 for Davis CRcp) for
Congress. Legislature 4 to Republican.
Highest vote ever before pol!ed, $4,000.
For another Convention, / 600 maj.
A letter from Iowa City to the Tf'baac,
states that the / merican State Council had
just met there and agreed to support Ere
mont and Dayton Iowa is o. X!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Dysentery. Relax. and Worms.

rosr oFFcS. HARrLANp IIv. Co, Men, Nov 16. 1858.
bE. AY.R: Your Pills are the perfection "f m-dicine.
They lave don" my wife good than tell You.
shc had been sick and pinus away fuT months Went
on 70 ie dnot"rot at expense but better She
then commenced taking yuur Pills which ,ure her,
by eNpelug large quautfc, II tleai from her
t-dy. They afterwards cured her and children
OF hloniv fy-cn"ry. One Of ucg hhrs had il bad and
nv wife cured him with d,-t- Of Pills willis
others around pi from five dollars doctors
bills and lost much time. without being cured entirely
even then. Such medicine ~ YOURS which is actually
,-sl auIh Nil i.r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Ip.snSyironiu Dcmocroiir Tci,t

Essol-sd That in the repeal tn" net kW'rn A. III"
Missouri act. aud the ias.a;" 81 ~ act or
g.n the T"rrt~rrs of knnsaS ami N"'rt'oa, free
from unconstitutional fsiri the lat 'uu-T~-s
PERFORMED WuEK pF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE IN
meeting The demands Il >-r0ii eNcitemcut By uH-l:a
Ken athrrrurl. To the fundamental law.
E.soir.d That fully rudu." III" administration Of
President rIEUcs a. NATIONAL. FAITHFUL AND IF
tIClEN fully equal 10 all til" important "i1"r,rrri>
hic the r"uulry has hal I" an! that h bH-
sorthily maintained her interests and honor n; home
aud abroad
III, Crsga,EtiyH parii1n .fbs f1ii oftbr foprsHtion
WAt-h H"1.'a"feG ,hs tOicrtny Gi''i.'taf.sfi
.1ulI lIC,mmI.s6nrr-GEuKGE SCOTT If Columbia Co.
tEJ,i0r fiFrrrii-JACDH fry. of Montgomery Co.
Surveyor Gne,Gi-JuIiN ROWE, oG Franklin co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
First Glass Limestone Farm

'UK Sale, IN Nhlie Deer valley.
l. Lycomug County. lwo miles from the
Canal and Railroad, ca the road from Lows
burg 10 Jersey 81 r.. II contains IGG
acres, in good state uf cultivation, I,
has an Orcharf. first c.ass Barn. good House.
and other Outuuldlng>.
Cal ON MATTHEW BROWN. Uniou,own.
for further particulars, or on the Editor If The
ChrDu,cie. Aur. IG I,56.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Wings, Democrats, Americans, Republicans
One & A,---COME s. HEAR.

SPEAKERS The gentlemen announced
by US as speakers at Lewisburg and else
where, are all able mcn-men of charac-
ter, and whose arguments will be worthy
Of candid consideration. BURLISGAME
and WILMoT are called for from so many
different quarters, that there is no proba-
iiitv Of their being in this region again.
There being go many go near the same
time, will make each meeting less than if
there were but one But all lovers Of the
Right in this critical era, We think should
makc sacrifices if necessary to attend-snd
induce others to attend-AS MANY OF THE
MEETINGS AS THEY C.N.
Dsa- Although few in number, We think
the Speakers announced will all attend
we would not publish : statement If the
kind to di.appoint any one, knowingly.
~-~o~-~~~-~~~~~
see-The !"e@nyiea"ia. and It's echoes
are taking unnecessary pains to show that
Judge WILMoT Was just like themselves on
the Slavery question, IL or ID years ago,
He was Democrat 'of the s.raitest sect,
and denounced auti-siavery agitation even
a. they do now. But ;he results Of the
Texas slavc,plot 50 disappointed him and
probably Half Million other Democrats,
that they threw OF the Slave power which
ruled under false Party name and now,
a majority Of the old Democrats in his
district are enrolled with him in tho Re-
publican ranks 1t is al honor for a man
to change a course of conduct when he sees
it is wrong Judge Burden says, "S'.
Paul was once q good deal Of iocofoco,
but when his eyes were opened he !sborcd
hard to build ny the faith he onse endeav-
ored to destroy" This Slavery question
makes strange fellows-bus
Thr Focpep & the Night
Arc Eruthrr- at tie dawn Of isr