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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
The Wells Dynasty---Its Hypocrisy on
the Slavery Question.

born Of Straieht-whig and wild eat De-
mocracy coalition. It's heid was Federal
lat and his Judscship was distinguished
by having more than half Of his decisions sot
aside: while his Administration is less
distinguished Cor is assumption Of prcroga'
tive and is itching Tor notorlcty. His pre-
cipitancy on the Constitutional Amendments
his fatal thrust at the Judiciary-his
rroscriptiyc course in turning out and APP
pointing oniccrs-and his payment Of favor:
it, Tor services they never performed are
Characteristic Of sclG'hgc'', obstinaey, self
will anl extravaganza.
/ Tho friends Of this dynasty laborci in.
tcnsely last year to conGno the canvass to
stat, issues. The liquor question, 80 said
they. els the only issue. slavery AMI
other topics, concerning ,ho General Gov
eminent, have nothing TO do with 1t. Tie
liquor question Is the sole issue. II is this
issue alone that takes precedence of all
Others anil the ono on which We contest
the election" This iswla, the Wells men,
the Wei. rapc-., the Liberal papers and
the Straight whis papers all declared last
year.
The Republicans however declared 'n"t
this was not the sole issue Ih'y asserted
that the policy OF the General Government
was at stake ana '0at W r'A','y' among
all llr"''' " WI, '"u'',' 10 '"' "s",''
COMBINATIONS. Io'y ',.''r'' '""' '",
liquor law was subordinate ','", anu
could wen n' r'''Inn'' n'' Tue ''l'o'
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wv. wv. VIZ" WV No. ,',''7 ~. '
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''il''''"' ''.s'', 10 '"' ''''' VI ,'''''','''
h"t ai''r MS 'I'''''h' was INC 'l"o' ID"
made The hr'tani most prominent P"'''l'n
We're ll' declarations OF Ms lrl,h'' N'r'u''
IN nus M.'''S'' p'' vow " '',' ,''N' ,'''
'lu'r Pn''"'" ,"' SI'', ''l'' VI ,'',,"'''''
anu E'' ''' "! VI wv ~"
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w. j" ' u'''''''''" VI .'' u .,''' WIZ ",'
''r'nS" I",y ",'' '.'''''l'.'! 'O''''''
showing NUM-! '"'' ".,.I'''" "'' I'"''
u''' % '''NN 'h' eyes '' 'h' l''P'''
In 'l'' VI $40 ''' slavery question: VI
The policy 'l I''r'' upon IT, j. 'n' p''m''
n'ni topic OF ai'euN'on' Just a' 'ue H'p"''
lcan' declared u would ''' u N'N' about
in''rm"''l'r' Ni'h southern aH''r'' n''u'
''n'"''Il"'n.'' '"' 'l''''' "'ou' '", "'''A'
'''rr"hn'"s ''' '''' H'''''' a''o' ''' 'i''
T|NNfUHUf Nf W#EUTftfHU az Vessels 10 fElW fIIlf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

The following officer, wrra placed in nom
nation by the Paris lIill Convention, on
wednesday
senator's, Isaac Strickland, O'Ncil "
Robinson.
rIudgcof Probate, Isaac Randall. DNfeli.
Register. Samuel r. Carter, Paris.
sheriff, Carlton Gardner. Paris.
County Commissioner, VIM. Sandcrson,
Sweden.
Treasurer, VI. p. Smith, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
CITIZEN

Hon. Rufus Choat' wrote lctt.r 20 th.
Whis. n Maine, 10 b, -c,l az their grand
ya9y a, Wat-yille in which be- state, h.,
irtaniion {, vote for buchanan The b..
ton Journal say, that tlc columnanl o h'
of rhetorical sentences and rounded rar'''s.
,lnci Of H. ycrhinrr amounts 20 Jn.t this
aul no more.
That M matter what injustice. moan-
ness. oppression arl r1.r.'''v ~" 'H0n
states my practice i'.' 'ar'
cr sixteen must not unite Co offend ..a.
selves"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

FREuoyr's CArnoLocisN-N'oRE Evidence
We learn upon reliable authority that fre'
mont CROSSES his susr"nd'rs every morn
ing when putting on his clothes -
Cincinnati Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

.4rP,rhars some Of ouropposi,ion friends
who imagine there Is a screw loose inwood-
stock, would do well TO examine the report
Of our County Convention. That lie was
started a little too early for success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

Instead OF sayin; as We jil last week,
that Hon. ;. T.. B,nsOn had been re-nomI-
mated in the ID district, We should have
stated that DE f,rIiHsi denomination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

A vote was taken the other day among
tho hands in a shipyard atlarmouth, which
resulted as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

Now $50 Iur>. Hon. Rufus Choltc has
written a letter % the Whiss of Maine,
which was read at Wateryi!Ic, last week,
announcing bis iutgu;iOu 10 vote for Bu-
clauau. Tho position be takes is that we
must a,cr.Ic 20 the demands OF the south.
In h,, -rat speech IN support Of General
Ta,lyr, uislc a, salem, in lSiS, be sail
..In this matter of starry, ore han, 0',sags
FFrF from uur III uds of thc south. and
boo rard toitwcTropOse simply, 10 VOTE
THEM DOWN"
"C1n,i,tancy," in either a Wing or a
democrat, in thcs5 days, would indeed be ga
rwel."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

The Pilsbury.Crosby Democracy, in 1858.
cztrayaslntly wasted and squaudcrcl iirrR-
~ thousand dollars II ne p,opi's moRSy.
They did it by an unconstitutional attempt
TO stop the wheel, Of Government, the SEN
ate refusing to report is vacancies 10 The
lIous,. The House finally submitted the
question to the Snprcmc Court, and the
Senate was compelled by that decision to
make its Report. Tho delay occasioncd by
rhis refractory aud unconstitutional refusal
Of the -o-callcd Democracy cost the people
in direct taxes twenty thousand dollars.
And then, again, there were in 1852 some
thirty Gun Houses in the State Of Maine,
kept for the proper protection Of the Mill
tary property, in two or more places in each
County. Babson, Bradbury, 0ssood x Co.
got Up Resolve in a so.eallcl Democratic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

Tor IlCciOT,
SIDNEY TTEtlNN. 90 W..hi.lN
NuNlt ~NtTli. b.. Oft trr.s
ISAAC GROSS, Ht lwurI
NNEuN T. EMERSON. HI u.H".
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Union Conna, Court Proclamation

wv HEREAS The Hon. ABM S.N lLsoN,
w President Judge for the 2uih judicial
District of PENNSYLVANIA, composed ol the
counties of Union. Mtfiin and Snyder, and
JAMES MAusHALL and PaLir RuHL E>q>. Assoc
ciale Judges IN Union county, nave ISSUED ihe'r
precept, bearing date the - day OF May,
1856, and to me directed, for the holding oi an
Orphans Court, Couri of Common Pleas, oyer
and rern,ner. and General Quarter Sessions,
at LENioBURG, for the county of UNloN,
on the third MONpAY cf SEPTEMBER neAt,
(being The l5th iay) 1886, and 10 Continue
one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
oner, Justices OF the Peace and Constabes IN
and for the county Of Union, Ia appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
sitionS, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things wh ch of their offices and IN
their behalf appertain 10 be dome; and all WIT
nes>e> aud other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 he then and there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punctuaI III
their attendance at the appointed time aSreea-
bic TO notice
Given under nv hand and seal at the sher-
ifs Office IN Lewisburg, the ith day OF Au-
gust. in the year Of our Lord one thouSard
eight hundred and fifty-six. and IN The seventy
ninth year of the Independence of The United
States of America.-Gud save the Common
wealth! DANIEL ID. GCLDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
rIt5O MORTGAGE FOR StLF.
Ol. lou VIII be snd at a discount
l. w.ll ured Properly near LeH ish"'s
rnon;re a, the "Chronicle" Office.
Caution. and Notice.
pJ.aTFORM BEEHIVE

invented and patented by Sylvester paV's' ..
(garemont. MI, in The following I""hsnP'
and Boroushs IN Union counfv. w. hHe
Deer. Kelly. Bufial,e, Wesr Butal"e' " il'"-
burg, Harley LImestnne, Jackson. 'I'o Wv
Berlin. All persons are therefore cautioned
against manufacturing or PnrchaSins "a"
Beehive unless duly authorized oy said III
aud Dersham. Il, ghtS to make and use 'he
above Hives in the foregoing townships ana
Bornnehs, for sale on reasonable terms.
single right for 81. IL. ~
TI Hive has taken the first premiums at thr S'ae
AMI oun,y Far- in Vt, y. H., Mass, Ind an- oi"' i
the Fall Of Isai ..
with tii- Hive any one may keep Bees. with T"fi'e
saf I, aud SUCCESS. all difficulty anI INCL l"'!
are entirely n we'd s.
IT,. Bees nlss lS mad to from one or l'''
mr. NAV b.. ro,duf;.I into ANY bum-r Of hives T'""ft
s,e,yin,sy and sriii have tHH s4Ppiy o. V"''H
Tb, b. are entirely yrssatd 'I''at n' h'' MN ati
ott-r Insects which annoy ami ruin III hr' ~
~ rsdnt If managed according to the dTcei ~ "hl'h
given in tl,e book r.,
H. the Spring the r-s have orPori"niy to eIrrr'
and clear The th fom their hives with, ui bSing cut !"
ii. q the
The nth can AZ any tirc removed from the hiVe'
without disturbing til, Bees
Th. r-rs ~an transfrrri offrn - r"r'ssaiJi 10
give III, comb. and ~ithout ilhng iil"ni
IL prevents all possibility ri rAtins VIM" r. i'i'-'
IL is thor l!Iy seuiafrd throughout i'd-!' H"eir'
hives honey-toxrr aud elamieT.
Tn work and pE,grs- q the ft-s MAJ b seen Si' 'l
hives. honey tnxr. and fr'l-irap~T-. tr'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TIyIiE undersigned A>,rcGeeS of HI>EI K.
NoLL. will oif-r at Pub &c sale on the
premises, ON SATURDAY the 3Oin day 81 Au-
gust next, the 'o!loNlng valuable Real Estate,
10 vii:
A lot of Ground fronting on Market street
in the borough of Lewi>burg. Union county,
on the corner of Market AMI Seventh streets.
in what IS called Smiths Addition to Lewis
burg. containing 60 feet IN breadth and 100
feet in depth on which are erected GS
first rate BRICK DWELLING House. iA
subslan,ia! aud handsome Frame siah,e, and
all other necessary OutbuiidIngS. There are
81, also on SAID Lot variety OF choice Frn't
e. Trees, and a never-faIling Wen Of excel
lent wafer.
Also THREE TNIGPROTED LOTS Of
ground fronting on Market street and adJoln-
ing the lot above described or the wcst,which
are well calculated for Building Lots, beng
very handsome location. Said lots Will be
sold separate
Sale to commence AT l o'clock p. VI. Of said
day, when terms wi! be made known hy
HUGH II. SHELLtR.
GEORGE +. MILLER.
Lewisburg, July 4. 1850. AssIgaee-. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

S No crj.'rtcacc-noh hnoul6ge-no
I'dteymGp," is common assertion against
tOl. Fremont Read the outlines Of bis
- Gr.t mage, and YOU will zee that
oventful career, bringing him into constant
contact with men Of all kinds, and IN daily
intercourse wi.h aud subo: iination TO Gov
crnment, for ever twenty years. With a
.and and habits like those of Fremont,
scch wide and personal experience, from
an humble orphan 10 the first Governor of
conquered Territory, and United States
Senator-s'ich uu Interrupted training made
Benton and other s'atesmnn--such init
mate kno~ls e Of Washington afftir--
surely, mas TIA" peculiar knowledge both
personal and acquired, 10 fit him for the
highest E&ccg,.Te station. He may not
have the Cry tails of every department {:
neither hal Washington, or Jackson, or
Harrison. cr Taylor; Tut he has the cast
of mud which viii qualify him for the
great duties Of a PresiaeLt-to crocute the
laws. HIS mind and knowledge of men
rchdcr him better adapted to the Office
than Mr. Bcohanau with all his mere
forms which clerks and Secretaries always
attend TO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

PoLiTIcs OUT WEST the Young
Mems R"pablican Convention held at
Dayton, Ohio, last week, which was at
tended by One Hundred thousand per-
sons, delegation of young meu from In-
diana, got up o persouifcation Of the
/" Border Ruffiaus," which moved through
the streets in the following order:
l. His satanie M.jerty leading his earthly army.
2. Pierre and his Catinrt in boat.
8. buchanan and Brcckchridge.
4 Fiilibustrrs led by Walker.
g. Honest advocas # tina Nebraska bill, led by Cass.
6. Free stat. settlrrs OF Kansas.
Harder nufians. led by Atohison, Stringfellow Co
g. TArring and fratberius Free State men on wagon
Q. slave auction on . wagon.
10 Slave-drivng.
II. Border Rutian band Of music.
L. Buford's Crowd.
5 Broken FIRE. Press Editor gagged tarred and feath-
cred, and hanged
~ Free state uflcers in chains.
Is. " agnn of pupd-rrd roois.
Id United States cannon.
II. Donaldsen's yoss~ lid by Shsnoh.
IS. Slaves under United states authority.
10 The Ernoss and Surnnrr affair
20. Bri g,-m Young aad ives.
u The mighty Douglas
20. The CoLg, ,.ss,onai Investigating COMMITTEE,
Usual, Marshall
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
H.ss. WAi.e living, the late Hon. An

Eest- " hite living, the late Hon. An.
HRAw GRGGG, of Center County, was de-
nounccd without measure, for having
himself n Democrat of the pure s.amp-
IN some eases opposed the nominees Of
the Democratic party. Ills son, Senator
Audrey Greg, and Hon. Andrew Gregg
Curtin, i.a likewise D.m icrats il the
lsoprr sense If The verdi The Demo
c'nt.t R,tc7m1a, Of Deiiefontc, "a Bu-
ctauan p-per,j If a late date, expresses
tue 'piu;ln, however, Of the masses, now
tha: ne Is passed away. Let all men act
Us he Iid-A,uestly aaI Jude. nlcn'Iy-
aud hey niil not Only satisfy good con
science, but posterity will do them Justice.
D.a ever the late Andrew Gregg Op-
ro>s Dem cratic principles !" No. lie
Was ainaSs tio Erm advocate of Demo
,ratlc M ,surcs, and was among the most
ar!eIt oI tnpse who deyO'cdiy rallied
;.rauri .jac@ssH. III MAS sea. 10 the Le-
S,sl.lui,, lsJin 'hs e>uuty, as Il Detnociat,
lepr, scented the district IL Congress as a
Jomoera', aud the last speech he ever
NAL. WAS a sole.na iuj luctiou to his
lrienus NOT IL desert the ,1,iiciy,!cs whicn
he 50 dearly loved, nor tv abandon a party
which lie dateudtd IN his youtu, in h,S
manhood, aud Ia his Old age. The speech
W.. i,Hrer-l IN Bei.,f.,n'e in tie old
Court iiou.e, aud the old veteran was So
igeola that he Wis compelled TO address
Ms :.Icuus waIie seated III his Chan.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Rich Prairie Farms.
| NlMPROVED LANDS. and Town

~ Lots-in Illinois. Iowa. and adjoining
Stales-for sale in great variety, al low pri-
ces, and on favorable terms.
Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions Of Prom.
er'y' WIN prices attached, forwarded gratis
by mail on application.
Our erftnsire hcui connections will fac;Ii,,,s
giving valuable i, formation of any mar, of
the West TO applicants desiring 10 locate,
sT buyers of Illinois Central R.R.Lands
can avail themselves of The knowledoa and
experience of Mr.. Derry, The late Land aeen,
of the Company, 10 supply the difficulty OF
making Iud,cious selections.
rarncniar attention given to loca,ng War.
rams, examining lands. furnishing maps and
descriptions, payment Of taxes, and 10 a gen.
eral Real Estate Business.
CHAS NJ. DUpUY Il CO
corner OF Michigan Av. and South Wafer St,
esAs NJ puPrT. rear lll.C-n.R. r. DEPOT.
hA''n $ OGDEN CFlriC0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

N.,,-Nrs.rs Au.u.,,u. BARR, Clover, Eiinser Try,
Fu!uDn b. onry, Hamilton l'"nro' HuheAc''
L-lsvnring. Mayce, Mansy Morris Mun'ina' W,
p,elis salisbury smith Cambria 'Thonp' on "aiVe''
wintrode, wriZht tDaupbin.l and ie'r-I"yazs.
50 the que-i IN was determined IN inc '''ii iiha''''
On the question,
The ven. and nays TAKEN and ~-r" ns Follow VIZ;
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson. In. ku- iaid"in' na,, d.
Uycomins) Beck York. Brrnnr'i Hyi. b"yer bro~h'
Bnrhanan. Calds.li. Campbell, Carly Efais. W,
E,Iinr.r. Fausold. Foster Fry, Gctz, Han'-, n"iei'
Harper. Helms ilihls, lii I'LL. aas uipp,e, ,.
ousekeeper Imre, In ham, ,lDnis rSin John
L,portr, Lebo. Ldnrnk-r Loyct, VI Ca!n"nt " ,o','
Msuglc M.nrar Miller Montgomery. Nunnemachrr .ptr'
Pearson, Pheps, Purcell. Eansey Iced I'D iie IN
smith "a li-.beny.l smith ttsmbra.j Smith Wyoming
Thomy y-on " alion. night ihiuphin) Wright tLu1efi2
and Zlmmrrman--6i ,-u
Fulton Gay lord Gibbonry. Hamilton iiancoek Hnkrr'
I~iscnrins. MCartby Mae-e. Maney Moorheha Morris
Patterson, Reinold Roberts Salisbury, )" ater
Yearrley and Wright (S,eaterl-a5
On the question,
will the House agree tn tie fur.h smen endment,
The yeas and nays taken and were as follow W.
ls,--N-ssrs nderson Back u Ball Be' Ly comihs
Beck York, BERNHARD. Boyd. Boyer Brown Brush bne
Hnan Cald ell LCam;b Il.Carty. Cra-. trawuri Dowd
Fdinger Fan old osrr Fry .ietz li"mel Harpr -ihs
Hitbs, Hli, Hrgas IIppl-, Huleomh. iiousssrei.r
Hunsscker Imbrie Inbi>. lr~ in John-nn Laporte h"o
tongaker Loyett, VI Camont VI Carthy MComb' h"u-ie'
Mcnear Miller. Montgomery. Noorhrnd. Nunn.na'h.i T.
orr Phelps Purcell Ramsey Rred krinhoid nd
d!. Rob- rts, shenk. smith tCmhrial smith CWy yo"ihg
Thomp p.on. Vail. Waiter Whalon. Wright tluz-rne)
Year, ley Zimmrrman aud Wright (Spsoksr)-d9,
N.Yssi,ssrs. Barry CoH'urn, ,futon''ithonr
Hainrs. Hancock, Huneher inlbam, L-iscnring Mage
un.y, Norris Patterson, Salisbury AMI Niutrode
So the question determined III the affirmative
SECRET, ,EY's OFFICE.
HAEKI, BURG, june q 1856
TSnnsylronia. IS:
certify that the above and foregoing is true ana
co.r.ct enp, OF tn. Yeas AM Nays taken GU the
Resolution proposing Amendments u the Constitution i
the as the saine .ppears the Journals
of the Houses Of t O. neral Assembly of inns Tom
mon wealth for the session of 1856.
(--) Witness my hand and th. seal OF sad "'ic',
l. this tseniy seventh day of june one thousah
t-) eight hundred and fftysix
A. G. CURTIN.
63ste .S,crc'1rg of The Coa'Taonicsihh
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
M. H. Dersham, M. D.,
AN permanently located in Le-


IL wisbure. Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Services to the ciiizens of ,bis
town and vicinity, hoping by promp, attention
to the duties OF his professi"n TO merit a share
of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
TO Chronic Diseases OF every name, and treated
with unparalleled Success
DR. DERSHAM graduated AZ the renowned
American Eirctsc Medical College Cine inn All
having hrsi siud'e1 tae Old or Aiiopathic sys.
TEN OF medicine, aud attended Lectures IN one
OF the Old School Medical Colleges of Pbilad-
eiphia; but becoming convinced of the super.
iority of the New or American Eclec,le svstem
ne commenced its study, and attended Two
courses OF Lectures in the Reformed or Anne.
rIcan Eclectic Medical College of the Queen
City Of the West. This Institution. aI,honeh
yet IN its infancy has superior in th. (rea, ana
has ALREADY annually studrns than the Eur other
Medical Colleges Of Cincinnati comi ns IL il spdinc
physicians to all parts OF GLOBE and in Ohio
&c, they WI ao"n be more numerous than any other
The principal difference between the Ref,rm,, fne, a,
seeetc aud the old Allopaihc system of usiei,e Is b
ns He. sehoo nscs no m dcinai that is in any
.sy iJufious TO the human systeIn, such AS Calon.
arsenic Autimcuy &c for superior and barri,.s
~ o aas year. hoe" discovered, (hy the ever b. raj
ana progressive physicians Of the New School that -
eoup-te substitutes for those leIet r,us mea;c;nos O.
iomei 6c': therrf re we have nrei for them Win
sI.,. "Aoe ne~ agents, and all those Of the Old or
ie frh"oi except tnr fw poison. iop,d abor.
nu =. 'ne Improvement Of every other syst of -neli
cine as the Homeopathic, ydrop thr TLomsoni.n h.
are now durable that once consi,. red
impo.s,bi- and that too without breakin. down ,e en-
"taton; ana crrafing othrr Diseases A. Debility Rb.n
m sm DYSPEPSIA Liver Disease. liberated Sore Threat
Oirsn" Bones. PREMATURE Loss Of Teeth 6o ''
Ins New School certainly claims great .upsy;or;,v I'm
tnr treatment u all diseases II hes leon pr,ys tv
'tp,.s nat the mortaty-takin. al, disease.
Is only per cent ~ VI "H'aue Caoiera
an age Of progress and improvements and IN.
b, dSno,e psogsessing rot isiag bonnd down
Sb. s!E!cE CT e:s lore, end q Yarl.,s, ,s,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

Please announce JOHN M.C.RANCK Esq.
Of Miff1inhnrs as aV"unteer Candidate for the
office Of District Attorney at the Octo-
Der Election. H. is native Of our county.
of large and respectable family connexions,
of good character and aiiainments, and has
had that experience in the practice of the Law
which is ndispensably necessary for a safe
execution of the delicate duties Of ,ha, impor.
tani Office. WEST BUFEAIOE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Rsnnsnlrnnin Denocrntic Ticket.

Reso'red That in the repeal of the known the
Missouri comrronic ard the passage Of the
zD. thu Territories # Kansas and Nebraska free
from unconstitutional r-stris ton. the last Congress
PERFORMED WORK OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE in
meeting the demands # sectional excitement by unsha-
ken adherence To the fundamental Law.
R,so'red That fully enose 'he administration of
Pr.eident PIrncE ss NATIONAL, FAITHFUL. AND EF-
tICiENT-iully equal to all the important emergencies
Shich the country has had tn encountr and that h.
"orthiiy m'inisined her interests and honor home
and abroad
'g'ng 'sa portion Platform nftIe Convention
wkth nominated the ,o'ioIing Cand,datrs:I
CdnH G'm mmsssino-GE0kGE SCOTT. 4 Columbia Co.
Auditor GenSrai-JACOB FRY. Of Montgomery Co.
Sv~yor Gen.rat-JOHN ROWE, of Franklin Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

MoSIorR.-V. BEST, editor Of the
DAnvilie hts'iiypcer, will be candidate
for the tcmocrati. nomination to Con grcss
Hon, JOHN g. MONTGOMERY will also BE-
a candidate......Tne Georgia Slave.driver,
il Cay, addressed large number Of per.
sons IN hanvlie cn Wednesday week.
After he had conclude, three hearty cheers
tor fremont and Freedom were given, rem
dsring it highly probable that his converts
were iew if any, and rendering it still more
certain that many ranouucad their deter.
mination Of supporting Buchanan, and
hereafter will cooperate with the Kepubli.
cans.
The speeches Of Southerners, such as
MCsy, NJ. C.s Rulin, Stephens, ct id
genus on1ne, are most effective iu adyan-
cling Republicans interest For the most
part they are made up Of glcrifcations of
Slavery, its sacredness,and their right and
orr duty 20 spread it over the free terrific
ries; aud always concluding that the Gin
ciunati Platform will best serve the euds
Of he Black Power. A Penu'a Democrat
on hearing one Of the above named gentle.
men making one of these speeches in Con-
eress. was almost persuaded to vote for
Fremont, and we have NJ doubt that the
distribution Of such appeals among Nor.
thern freemen, would thorough disgust
them with The Democratic Platform and
its nominees. Such speeches
Ike rusty gan that's a,m.s at p,or.r
vii k.-k, aud knock ths c-ac. c,er'
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IT, he Fnters of C"ian Cou"ty:
FELLow CITIzrxs-I offer myself as a can.
didate for reelection to the office of Prof N.
OnOtsary and Clerk of the several Courts
OF Union county. Should be elected 1 flatrer
mvself that the discharge of the duties OF said
Offices heretofore hy me, is sufficient pledge Of
my prompt attention To and discharge OF the
duues of said offices with fidelity.
Lewisbure. July g. SAMUEL ROIrSH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Last Notice. a4l

4 : we wish To have the accoua's a. !.
y Hayes & Go. closed %. ali per,...
knowing themselves indebted To- tie atsy-
Firm. wll please call and ,etle, a the acc,
vii shortly be piacrd IN the hands Il proper
officer for collection.
July /. I.HAYES & Co