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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Wonderful, but True.

4 few days since, Mr. Jas. II. Beadle, Of
louisville, Alabama. called on us and gave
uS permission 10 publish for the benefit OF >ut-
teEing humanity, the astonishing cure which
had been effected IN the case of his wife by
the use of DR.. Hlnce's Vegetable EpliePtc
Pi.ls. lie informed ~, that at the time his
wife commenced using the medicine, her sys-
TEN was 50 entirely pio o-trated, by ihe number
OF sa>Ins She hSd under gone. t rduc her weight TO
lr ls. >ur she ht> he-u taki.5 The pills, she has
tir": got over t~ aud has ginra in weight and
bsiy health. she Wei lhs at least -Op bs, and de-
careS she Is IN httr enjoyment of hcalh than be-
fore her lii'. Nj Beste also related the of Mr..
Harrison li.htioot Of the -ame town, who has been
trey d OF the wo!,t firm of El!eIsy BY these same
pills Nr ghI t5Uts BAT that he never
sel week without having attack, often falling down
IN the street lie has had attack for more than
Mr. Beaiir thinks th At II the pills fail in
curing il is for the want of proper
on the art of the leIsOn in taking them ~ he feels
surrd from ObserNaton in the Of his wife. that II
they tsken for sufficient l-ngth Of time they will
any sent - pant oi The country by mail,
tine receipt of remittance. Address SEru $ n
los iiauIrrr tire :. Baltimore Nd Price, one box, -;
two, 90 twelve. 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Chr Irwisbarg Chronicle,
IvDsrsSnEST FAMILY N-wsP,PrR,
Issued frGtiy,, rt L-'ci>t"ry, ni9a Co. Pa.

fssit' TiffIy .t i<+fiNfHff 7, HtDn ~. ~.
TERVN-sl 81 per wear, T. aG PsI7 IL ,pv,>c~--nnl
Al tn s,m- rat tr Ion shorter g-rIni Thus 30
Will Fny for f'ur h-. - N ,nths dol
t"T eight 'nt!~. 'i tr sixteen months do fIr two
Yrhrs So sIngl' No-. . CTS Payment, by mai i'nnd)
rTnsV.I Al god. postage stamps hruk uts- At their
'aiue here. Most ku.l, T'llcr received at the uhc-
pE-When ths tim expires. f,r which paper is paid,
(un..-s we have u running .ccouut % = eIbfPEb
ADvERrIssn hands ,mcly published, at 80 "ts nrr
square week, - "a after ton, dot tr six
mouths dol. per wear. Han a SPUR cts 70 cts :
do dol. rSp -lutre~-l -. "a 80. VI rchsGtS. Ac
NOT over one ,au cpiumn, 10 dol u-Lrr
sse. &c - may lee afrI upon \ -. ..rr D. l. lines
smallest tvp. IT, uj arvr meats =
demora izins tendency aa large cuts, Mt admitted
Communications desire! topics Of general interest
wsin the ii pNrtiLtn ,ctag.an and
accompanied hy The wrteU's real and .rllr-ss.
The NAfNETiC TELEGRAPH i heated in th- ofIlre
of II. Ceasr' Iy which ~ N,w.
I n slyanc' nt the Ihi.al Mails
Connected wth a." 'ir' ample materials for most
knls ut JDD PRINTING, which wl be- cHrcuted with
neatn"ss .nI despatch aud 90" reasonable t.rms.
rp-Casll tivrr i~lna'cS 20 lee p,il fJr when hauisJ
n and Job W,r, when delivered
oospFGIrEon Nar,r SIasrc III $ T. second storey
Il door above The Post niire-
WORDEN & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
ItfO,

In Lewisburg. on the 26th inst. L,URl W.
oL,. daughter of the late he, eased Peter Wine
garden, aged . years and months. The
funeral rites will be held at The Christian
chapel this (FrIday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.l
In LewiSbuTg, 2lsr inst Of consumption,
TnoN,s Bno>, aged &c years.
In Turhut, nth inst, IoHN HESHr FoLLNER
IN his 18Th year.
In PiltS,cn. 10Th inst. OF neuralgia, JAMES ID.
FontsN,v. formerly of Northumberland coun-
u. AGED 63 rears.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
venduc Notes at the caron,cis Office

H"LLow.rs PiLLs have been placed by the
common consent ut mankind, a. the head of
internal remedies. To say that in warm eli
mates !hey save thousands upon thousands Of
persons annually from falling sacrifice 10
dyspepsia. dy>cntery, dIaFrhea. consti patton,
liver Compliant, general debility, remItent
fever. ETC, is >lmpIv to relate a fact aIteSied
by buds uf witnesses. ". sufferer from
Scorbuuc affections has ever failed 10 expert
ence relief from them, and they are guaran-
iced To cure chrome diseases OF the internal
organs. which have previously baiiled the
skill of the most successful practitioners.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

YINHE subscriber having located himself in
Lewisburg, is ready 10 teach lnslrumen-
taliMusc in all its branches viz. Piano, Melo-
deon, Guitar. Violin, ViOlincello, Flute, and
all Brass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught in the best Schools In
Germany. he deems himself qualified 10 rem
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos. ard put them in
repair if desired.
Residence for the present at Hers Hotel.
Jan. 10. 1857. PR0F. =, HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
..rUieDura tEdrkci.
Nj ARRIED.

On the 18th INST, by Robert CandJr Esq. Of
White Deer Mills, Union county. Dawn p.
THoN.s Of Clinton county and Mrs. ELIZA
WrBl Of Columbia county.
BY Rev Wm. J. Eyer, l2,h inst, JANrs S.
MNINcH and Miss MARY ]. BrTrLEH, both of
CauawiSSa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
LEWISBURG BAKERY.

yINHE subscriber has rented for a term Of
years the commOdious rooms first below
KIine'> Hotel, where he carries on lBuking
Bread, Cake, Tarts. &c. and hopes To be
able To render entire satisfaction and receive
a liberal support. He also offers
CON T. r. CTION F. II I f. :,
of every kind and quality, at Wholesale and
RefnL ICE CREAM for the public and for
parties, in large or small Quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
~ Nuts, Toys, Spices, &c. always on hand.
Orders at home or abroad promptly attend
ed ro. SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lewisburg, Ian. 7, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
UNION CAN AL

TVNfiS work having been enlarged through
out TO admit the largest sized Pennsylva-
ma Canal Boats. The water will be let IN from
Midfeiown to Reading on the Is, day Of April
nexl. ! g Toll Sheets and information respec-
ting the Canal can be obtained al the Office of
the Company, No. Sc Walnut ST. Philadelphia
on application to
r. RUMBLE SMITH, President, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

Have you seen SLM?"
NEENlS to be a Question asked by
~ almost everybody; but we inquire.
Hare you secn the Late Firm.
with their supply cf
New ROOtS. shoes. Gaiters. Sc
Tf'l The subst strlbers having associated ,hes
VI selves into CoPartntrsbip m business
now offer 10 the public, at the O'd S.lsJ
OF ;. d ID. SLIFrE, on Market ST. the cheape-
(for CASH and hest lot of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Tor Men and Boys. ever offered m Icv.,%uro
Also new and splendid assortment Of
GUN SHOES far Lqdies and Ge,flen.n
A variety Of Caters, Half Caters. Tie, hrs
Ains, Slippers &C. f, Ladies and Misses
also Chilren'S Shoes Of the latest
styles and sizes &c. sc. Sc.
Work made To oTdeT-NeudIpg done
usnal-and as the Workmen have renders,
satisfaction heretofore, We trust we sbaIILar
full share Of public patronage. SAM vii
continue TO be on hand as furmerlv. and bores
TO give general satisfaction TO ali customers
SLlFER & MFADDlN.
Lewisburc, Feb. %, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
Lost. LOST.

MONEY has been LOST, BY not buying
Nl your Hardware, Stoves, Nails. Locks,
i.alches, Hinges, Screws, Glass, Paint, Oil,
Puty-ln short, anything you want. lower
than ever. at the Hardware and Iron Store of
Jos. MFADDEN, Lewisburg, Pa
Iran. Iront NJIs, .Sr0oss :
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
OTZINACHSON,
History Of the West Branch Valley.
uHE undersigned has been ann0inted

l. Agent for the sale of this book IN Union
County. and willcommence canvassins lmme-
dately. II is the most elegantly printed work
issued from the press for some time time. and
is intensely Interesting 10 the people general
ly. In a word, 1t is the fullest. most reliable,
and best connected history ever written about
this section of the State. Price, bound in en-
bos>ed muslin, 81 90; Turkey morocco. full
gilt. So co. II Contains SIS PAGES. with 10
fine engravIngs. A. CUMMINGS, Ag't.
December 5, 1876.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
$40 Reward Notice.

vI'HE above reward will be paid for the re-
turn 10 the subscriber Of Bounty Land
Warrant No. 3i.75s. for so acres, in favor OF
Jesse B. Worden late of Susquehanna Co.
Pa. and by him assigned 10 o. n. Worten, Of
Lewisburg. Union Co, Pa. The above War
rant having been lost or miSlaid, NOTICE is
hereby given thai if not discovered within six
weeks. application will be made 10 the proper
authori,Ie> for renewal Of the said Warrant.
o. n. WORDEN.
Lewishnrs, Jan. IL, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

FRIDAY MORNING. Mar. 81, 1857.
DVHErlZE' '- Itruftrtur,rs. Merchant Mechanics,
II P4h1. Ulis~r- in tIty aud C"Tutrv ru',i.ncr--
sil who wish 70 bay eelWouiI 10 S 60 ,nFtpy the
s9.umn- ui the Ls,0i,lrG 'sr,ho.. Nlch has large
epl in-rels,u: circulation utNiu'u.
zrsc proportion q active rri I.rS,
and i.scr-, II any 90 The state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
JOSIAH KELLY, Auctioneer,

COLLECTS the patronage Of the public.
- Residence on South Fifth street. Lewis
burg, Pa. December ), 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
R-e.rSsDsssg. s'N.

~
Fanny N0pyIya Man. -. 1857
.ry.,r,yg. ,........-,...- ,,,-.,..,, y..,.ni.,
ran's oli,~r. in INV snl c,'n'ry lu,i,nsr-
,oHma. Of the h.r,',rg r'-"'o. A. e'' mas tar.
srsg proportion Of ,e'iyr, ront Ir,ilerrs, uaor
soo w., ,,vor,;.o,,,..,s
eaF- -Iht N"'Isat Convention VIII hold
ITS second and ci'-'n@ '"ncrr' ~ III" h"p
p.a ,,i..- ,.......,,n.,I..I,
-,.i,.l rl,. r.,..,.,,.,, ',,,4
and i, a source Of much pleasure aud profit
t. al VII" attend. Prof Johnson has
show" himself 10 be a gru'', ma" oi hne
a teacher. Go to the C,uc.r,. - night.
~>~0~0~0-''---~70--
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LrwIsBUga ACtD5AlY. N Tp-,..ay e..
mig n~x'. Msrra u. 10 lie E,,r,u-ut of
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aud the rullr cr,,fa0l, are cordial, IN.
virrd +, ,.,.;,., T.. ..,src..., viii l,. On.
l,y,rs! n,rn Hu.,r t., Il c.wy,u. nt yang
La@lg. ant e.. a~eu wua have k.uo9
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27

Miss G. Rowland will open
SCHOOL an Monday, April 9th. in the
Room recently occupied by the Girls Gram
mar School, Lewisburg.
TtuMS-Si per session Of twelve weeks.
School hours from s. to | A VI, and fro m
. to 81 p. VI.
The School will not he open on Saturdays.
No deduction for absence except IN cases
Of protracted sickness i3wG75
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
DANIEL :. Boyer, Sec


IS Mar. Sat w X Whiting, Lewsburg
81 Mar. TueS.-Mr> T. Elder do 9,AM
do do Mrs Z NenSch do pm
81 April. FrI.-Jacoh Sypher's, White Deer
do Lew Spensler Hartleion
80 April, Thurs-S. M'Clellen's est, Buffaloe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
LEWSBURG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER-MARCH a. 1857

Es1- bc CItslDg exercises UI the OnlNtr
sity and Female Seminary, were held q.
announced, and attended by large and
interested audiences The Orations and
Essrys, and the names of their writers, we
sutjain
0rali0nS-SeniOr Academic Class.
National Character.
I Gro. 7. WILSON, Lewi.burg
The Actua! aud the Possible.
EDw j. SElBERT, Allegheny City.
lthuencc If Habit
CURLgs WHITE, Columbus, n. D.
Empire Of the Monrczumss
EDWARD y. SMITH, Lockport.
The Present Age. DAVID RUTH, Pauli.
Prejudice. JOHN B. QUIGLEY, Lockpo
0ratiOns Junior Collegiate Class.
Want nj confidence IA mankind
THOMAS CHAMBERLiN, Lewi,burg.
Character eternal
WILLIAM Ii. FINN, railade!phs.
Look Ahead.
I II. iiEHroN LEWIS, Trucksville
Power uf Pr'jgd'cc.
ELISHA R.gTHNHousE. Flcming,ou, n j.
AmrrIctn avaIIcr
|, CALDWELL WYNN, Cape May Nj.
The Sub..nlry IT Cultivated Intellect.
WILLIAM II. YLRKEs, Hatboro'
Essays---Female Institute.
Human Happiness
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
New Firm-N0tice.

Beaver l. kremer have associated
with them IN a General Mercantile Business
at Lewisburg, Mr.. JAMES G. MCCLURE, and
the Firm will hereafter be known by the name
of BeGper, Kremer q NJ Chre.
70 The Books and Accounts Of the former
Firms Of Beaver, Kremer & Moore, and Of
Beaver d kremer are al the old stand. Their
immediate settlement is particularly desired.
LewIsburg, March |, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-27
PUMP FOR SALE.

~ EAR 40 feet long. been used 81 wears, and
in good condition ONWORDEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20
CRICKET.

Saturday was grand day with the Crisketen Of
Long Island, as well with many OF New-York, who
visited tbem-made so by the playing of match upon
the grounds at Bedford between Eleven of the Brook
lyn Club and Fourteen of the Manhattan Club Of New
York. The day rathert too warm to be comfortable
for the players but large number of visitors ayaied
themselves of the shade furnished by the numerous
trees that surround the grounds The match was won
by the Brooklyn Club, with six wickets to 20 down.
The victory entities them to no little credit having
been gained fourteen opponents and that fourteen
assisted by Crossley and Harry Wright who had been
engaged for the occasion. The best score Of the sy
t2C in both inning') made by Byron, included in
which he made one beautiful hit for six runs Mac,
of the Brooklyn Club, did well in the first innings.
making mot Quit 10; but in the second he was not 70
successful being bowled by Crossley for round 0.
Cros.ey did fsirly with the bat, and placed IL upon
the scores but Harry Wnght-eeneraIly sure Of "a
honorable number Of runs-was unfortunate, being
run out in the first innings for 7, and bowled in the
second for nothing. We present the score;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20
Total Of both innings

DEATH OF CHILD IN TIE CARs.-On tho morning
Of the Fourth, lacy carrying an infant ten months
old bought ticket for Cincienat and took her seas
in the tram at the p. 1T. w. and q. X. Depot,
Allegheny City. Before starting the conductor, Mr..
Samuel McCleary, passed through the cars, and Q.
looking at the child informed the mother that wouia
not live many hours and advised that che had better
Law over until the bext train. The lady replied tnes
she was obliged TO GO to Cincinnati as soon - p9s
bic, and even if tie child died on tho way. NJ nc
Cleary, on hearing this determination pros.asa ne.
with comfortable seat in the front part OF 700 cars
cemparatively free from duet, and laid me dying IN
FAINT on another Immediately in froAt. Atevsry stop
ring place this gentleman furnished some tmngs wnich
he thor cht would conduce to the comfort o. me nle
one and ease its passage from this terrestrial LIE tn
that celestial one which told is TO last forever.
Jts mise continued to grow weaker and as the iron
ho,ips with load Of human freight all buoyant with
hone and health, was nearing Crestlius the soul Of
hit infant fed to the God who gave it. SO life and
d.s,b iostIe each other Mr.. McClesry then ssksd
the mother if she would not wait at Crestlle for the
nexf train as it would be difficult TO travel with
dead child upce fined. She replied that il abso-
lut.ly necessary to 60 right through without delay:
He then told her to takc the body in her arms and
cover il with shawl, and, on arriving q Cres.hne,
made the other conductor acquainted with the singu-
lar incident and circumstances. And 50, with tho
corpse in her arms, the beresvei mother sped on her
way to Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

Our INLAND PoRrs OF ESTRY.--The inhabitants
Of Chicago are just now in state of excitement,
caused by the arrival at that place on the 18th inst,
of schooner laden with hardware and cutlery direct
from Liverpool. The Madeira Pet, l23 tuns burden,
s hailed as the pioneer Of an immense foreign trade
coon to be opened between Chicago and Europe She
is the second vessel that hos made the passage be-
tween the two cities, the bark Dean Richmond, which
sailed last year. being the first. There were great re-
joicings on Tuesday among the mercantile portion OF
the community-the captain of the craft was intro
duced to the Board of Trade by her British Meestys
Consul at that port and was received with cheers.
The Board passed series of resolutions expressive Of
the interest they took in the event. and the vessel
was visited during the Gay by large crowds OF the
curious and speculative. Tie sanguine inhabitants
insist that their European commerce must soon be-
cone immense-their Canadian neighbors must facil-
tate ii by enarging the Welland locks and increasing
the capacity Of the Georgian Bay and Ontario Ship
Canal. Capitalists and business generally must
give the subject careful consideration. Railroads
riyers, lakes ard canals may suffer but Chicago shall
go ahead--in which direction, by the by, it has been
rioceeoiDg Tor the last few years with some rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

FrRy-EArER's AsEcpoTE OF Gov. WALKER-OSE
OF WALkER's "OPERATIoSs."-For ourselves, We
acknowledge an inability TO discriminate between the
public and private character Of an individual in so Tar
as 10 agIee that he may be scOundrcl in 0se capacity
and patriot in the other. That Gov. Walker Is not
a man Of the highest principle of personal honor will
suciepty appear from the following narrative OF one
among many similar financial exploits:
When Robert j. Walker was Senator from Mlssls-
spi, be ascertaned that an old gentleman in Middle
SEX T.. UNITY in this State, was disposed to sell large
estate in negroes. Accordingly, in company with a
colleague in the House Of Representatives, Walker
made the cid gentleman visit and, after protracted
negoaiion succeeded in purchasing the slaves. And
he got them Oh good terms, for the old gen:leman-a
devoted DeInocrst-was charmed by the graceful
copdescenson of the distinguished senator. The ag-
yregate price of the negroes was something more than
$4,000 for which Walker gave a note or draft pay.
able in New Orleans. But the old gentleman would
not sell his slaves except on the condition thar they
were TO be kept together plantation in the South
Well the slaves were taken to New.Orleans were put
upon the block and dispersed to the four winds-the
purchaser realizing a considerable profit by the
" transaction" The note or draft maiured, was pre-.
sented for aynent protested, and from that day
to the time not cent has been received either
by the old gentleman his heirs, for $1,000 worth OF
negroes Meanwhile, Walker has lived in atfiuence,
and is believed now to be a millionaire. WI some OF
Walkers aologists impeach the correctness oil tnis
story Let them try it, The substantial truth OF me
statement shall be verified by testimony when nooouy
can que stioD But this is only an isolated INSTANCE.
There were many such in Walkers career, OF wncr
the history nay yet be written. Is that the sol o,
person 10 whom the Administration should c9nn"e "
responible public trust Richmond South, July w.
Address OF 4 CULpRiT.-A maid hooked Que .,
the best Vi her mistresss dresses the otnei -
,ha as3r nasseJ over because il was done behind
the ladys back, 40 there nobody 70 tsuiy T" 'ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

CHRrsr's CHURCH, RYE.-When this place OF wor-
,bp was erected few years ago. the baider failed to
carry out the plan and specifications as regards the
shape Of the spire. The gentelAsn composing the
vestry Of the church expressed their dissatisfaction at
the time with the manner in which the work had been
executed, and have since had the spire taken down
and rebuilt according to the original plan, when
makes it twelve feet higher than before. The In
provemcDt is nearly completed, and pre'ens striking
contrast With it, foImer dumpy appearance The spiic
II now considered one Of tho handsomcst to be met
with Of corresponding hight. Jn addition to paying OF
deb, Of Co., the Society have just purchased an or
gan at an expense of 81, 400 and contemplate under
taking another important Improvement at an curly
Joy, viz: inclosjug and Identifying the church
grounds in the furheraDce Of which project II IL prob
able that fair and festival VII. shortly DC held by toe
,dja. connected with the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

"Uuce how much fbaA oh irge Bill Bird FOX a pis
TIE rely was "Go and talk with hin aud fud out
bow be feels ii he wants it awful bad, charge ~
cents and ii be would like it right wel, but could 10
without IT, charge 81 cents; but If he don't care about
mach, ncbow, charge twenty-five keat'i" The
isde was made by Tho above rule. The negro boy
had but quarter, aad it sas tina, q, NJ trade b,
yottbe pig, and my uncle The p-a-e 'or lie beoeyo-
Knee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20
CORRECTION.
To ne Editor Of The ". Y. TrtbasA

SIR: In Your report OF nv testimony before COrOber
Perry the matter Of the death Of Muer Am made to say
thus speak Of the German dstt with sort OF
sn-er mtskng the word injected tor the
word and render myself contemPtibe for my
Ignorance OF own language.
did the word Infected nor the word dna0ed nor
| said neighborkood merely. -,
,l.m in vcrv high Estimation fo tier intellect and skill
For myself DO not happen to DO one OF the ifd1etns
was educated In England at college where sigSedfo qss
eoDia rey Dor I'm" was well attended TO. u.,,
Yours very respectfully, JNO II. SHEARMAN.
No. IS7 Fourth aesnse n. y, July 10, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

A gentleman who recently wen, from Bloomfield to
Kantas, writing to friend under date Of June II,
1857, Gays:
Last Monday was the day for the election OF Bor-
derRuffap Delegates to attend Convention to draft
a Border Rufian Constitution. have not heard the
result Of any district but this. There are four town
ships in each district. There about 10 voters IN
tins district, or what the PrO-Slevery party called
voters. I'VE Maine boys are not considered voters,
because hot ProSlayery, but reckon we shall
vote nezt FaH.) / did not attend the election, but
some Of our men did Two Border RuiaD judges pre-
sced the election received sorted AID conntei tho
votes, and the Border uan Delegates were declared
unanimously elected. The whole LuInber OF votes
thrown was two they having been thrown by the
Judges themselves The next day one Of said Judges
started Tor The County Court 10 return the votes but
when he got there he found s returns were not s1ed
by The tiTk and consequently he had to return The
County Couit Is IL Ciayionvlle and tue Court was TO
be in session that day, cut when people arrived
the County Judge was not 10 BE- fOuud. Ills name is
CIayton, and We have since heard from him. He Is 10
Jail in Chicago for passing counterfeit money lie Of
fered the aOr office. that had hun in custody $50
10 lei him of, but be could not il in Northern H.
kpos. Al the above facts are strictly tue H.
Maine Republican Cl.giou.