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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

LAwRfNcF. STuNi: X Cc-Wc understand
the facts with regard Ia tie house Of law
renee. Stone y Go. which Was confidently r.
ported Yesterday afternoon and evening az
having failed. - l.c tlc>c:-Tiir senior part
ncr of the house. Sanu. Lawrence. ESQ. !
ROM on his WAY from Europe. Mr.. Slade.
financial partner. was seized with brain fever
on Thursday i">t Under these ciftum>tan-
cIS i has become necessary Ia call together
the directors Of the manufacturing companies
of which Lawrence. Stone X Go. were agents.
and t. deliver over 10 them the management
Of their respective affairs in the present CRISIS
The business OF Mc>>rS Lawrence. Sion"
\ Co. WAS Very extensive and ih"lr liabilities
arc Doubtless Yer. large.
An advertisement relating Ia thc Middle
sex and Bay State Mills. Of which Lawrence.
Stone X Co. were agents. announces lN'
Suspension of those companies IN coii>'-
luence Of the above difficulties. and adds
The directors have entire confidence III
The >olvcncv of DO h corporations: they hoth
nave ample personal prorcri. 10 laE 'n .,I
indebtedness. besides their extensive nlilS
and valuable machinery: all that Is require"
is tine IL make new arrangements anu tufh
the property. II
ARRANGEMENTS nav. been made 81 that all
the o,,cra,i,c> viii receive Their full pay when
discharged.
BUTLER. KETTLE X lIIIL.-ihc announce
men; Of ,!:2 suspension Of Mc>Srs. Butler;
Keith X Hill has been received with Sprciai
surprise and regret. They conducted al '>-
,rnsi,c ant! hitherto successful business
The members of the firm are gentlemen .,
N,cu!iar address and ENTERPRISE. and We '''I
sure that tnev viii recover themselves if rom
the reverse. in which they have the cofu'T'
SYMPATHY of my lr;cnds.-Eosi"H pay Il"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

TIE ATLANTIC NoNTnIT.-Y:.i> is the t.
tie Of thn new Magazine - he ISSUED at Hos-
ton. hy Nc>>rs. Phillips. Sampson < Co.. on
the frs: Of November. The need of month
" IN tbs cou:.t!y. 90 I'll The place that Ilo,L
~>od ti.l> III England. has long been trl,
ard We believe it i the intention If the pub
fishers to make this an original. heightened,
and emin",liv an .imrTir@" monthly. Among
lis contributors We notice the names Of VIM.
H. Prescott. Ralph Waldo Emerson. VIM. G..
Bryant, Henry ". L"nSlcilow. Rev. +. II.
Hedge, ID. d.. Nathl Hawthorne, John G..
Whittier. Oliver Wcndell Holmes, James X.
Lowell, J. Lothrop Motley, Geo. VIM. Curtis.
Herman Melville. Prof. {. c. FELTON,. Prof.
+. J. Child. +. 7. Whpplc, Mrs. II. Bccchcr
Stowe, Mrs. Gaskell. Author Of Ruth"
Mary Barton" "Nor'h and South" etc.,
and many others. With such list of con-
tributors as this. they can hardly fail to make
the best Magazine iii the country. Price. So
per year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

.''-: and 10 render their position The rnnr,
terrific the Swrl! uorld break o.cr then -,
81! Il" nnnHi'S. Norlav. however. i~o,,.,l.
'hci: within sight Of the Brig Mary Or.
ana Dawson ;"nk ne ter, anI and 80
, ,r.', :'i '','':f- = WIZ" Dawson twice
@'ho up L, dl.;'',ir, In; r,~,wcd again. the,
"' :, Ken by thu -, aud lr.,r-li en- hoard
III. lawson SAYS ;hatit ~as i.oi until they
reached the derk hat ';iey cs,nnc % , RIB.
my s''sc Of ii:e,r w,~.;< condition T5a,r
lli'';s,t, VAS I'll gone. AID hoy were ,,,tra.
!! aIlt.e /" DO inviting for fl.t:nS,lvc. -.
>i'''iA% ii the :iigi..: terms nG :he b,n.n;.,.
'i>l.ak'd .: ihe Soo.; Cd Scotch c,n,,;n :
IN. me N'I;; "a" ai~o +: Captain Wiiai<srn =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

"Nevcr." said l. "Suppose | send her
formal declaration, and try to reason her into
accepting me-" did so, though not for any
number of dollars per column ould consent
to have that stupidcst of documents printed.
1t was a chef Il Gnrre of iranity: and re-
cc;ycd in return the most alfectionatc of notes,
in which Clara took the blame of my de!uson
and disappointment upon herself, assured me
of her sisterly regard, begged of me to con-
tinuc my visits as before, limited that could
do much better than marry such volatile
Young mink as herself. recommended me to
her sex generally as the best and most con-
silcratc Of men, and in fact sent me exactly
the kind of instrument in such cases made
and provided.
How nicely that sold, common arbitrator,
Time" settles the most difficult of questions !.
Within six months after the date OF the
above note | found q portentous piece of
rasteboard on my table. announcing to me III
the most official and unqucstionabIc manner
C!aras intended marriage with ayoung Meth
o,list clergyman, from Damariscotta. Lincoln
County. Name. and inviting me 10 the we'd
ding. Clara Vernon to be married to down
cast rar>on! "Good for the cloth" said l
" three cheers for the Ianlccs." and the fun
of the thing had such an effect upon me that
|. too, became prepostcrou', and in less than
six weeks forgetting my horror Of practical.
commcn-scnsc womcn) was married in the
squarcst sort Of manner to my square
built, squaremindcd, square-riggcd friend,
Miss Sally Maunder, who is at this moment
at III: elbow, asking me how it is that l can't
or won't learn to cot my is and cross my is.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

ATTEMPT OF A MASTER TO RECAPTUHE A
LIBERATED SLivE.-AS Lieutenant Holland
and officer liazcn, Of the police. were return
ing from CovinSton. between seven and eight
o'clock on Saturday evening. the. saw num-
Der of men on the landing i'll possession of a
negro. whom they accused of having stolen a
carpet sack. The officers, contrary to the
disposition of the white men, took the negro
into custody, and placed him in the Hammond
street station house, but after keeping him
there some time no one appeared against him.
and he was discharged. The negro SAYS he
has been slave, and travelled about the
country good deal with his master. a resi-
dent of Kentucky, who. number of weeks
since. left him at the Dumas House as ser
want, telling him he was at liberty. On Sat
rdav evening. however, the master, with sew
eral other persons, the negro asserts, came to
him. and Selling upon him, endcavorcd to re-
turn him into slavery by CARRYING him across
the river, in which they would have been sue
cessful had not the officers intcrfcred. The
negro, we understand. has since left the CITY.
fearing he may be again placed in bondage.
--CtHcthaQtt Commcrciul, Sent. 2S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10
\ SAD MEMENTo FROM CAPT. IIrPNpoN

n SAD MEMENTo FROM CAPT. HERNDoN.
One of the last acts of Cap, Hcrndon. on
board the Central America, that VIC have any
account of, was to hand his watch to Thco-
dore a. Payne, Esq, of San Francisco. with
the injunction. if he was saved to present it
to his wite-sayinS. "If am preserved.
shall greet my dear wife with my own pres
cnce, if lost, you may be saved to speak Cor
nc and present her with this my last gift. e
MIR. Payne arrived in this city. and on Mon
day evening, in company with Marshal o.
Roberts, Esq, proceeded to the residence of
Mrs. Hcrndon and daughter, No. 81 East
Twcnty-thiri street. and presented this sad
mcmentO to her. 1t is unnecessary to refer
to the painful scenes which cnsucd, for no
pen can paint the deep sogrow Of woman
hcart.-hcW York Nc,cs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10
Resignation OF Judge Curtis.

RI r, ~ =.
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.'r'lN' curt mas "y'a>iont's many expires
>ioHs of regret. and Various rumors about in,
cause. The NV York touicr and Enouir
cr f.~,.;>b.. ..,..,.cr. Grow, 1,,,.-o cnn,;
=, - cr -
n''''N''' - '"'''">
W < hI>c been permitted by 4 friend to
cory from letter recently received from
Jude Curtis the following paragraph. which
VII! 1t once pat an end to the rumar 10 which
VT have alluded. aad Ne hope. excite in the
2nhl!c m'nd feeling which will insure such
legislation hy congress as will cticctual y Nrc-
vent any such loss t" the country hereafter.
from such considerations rs have prompted
~, .'>,S'' 1 '"n ~ Que o' ''' "o'S' Oh our
J,t,1 >,,t.,,A.. II ,Si-
"IfIb,d c,r>nI,cJ only, WY, ou.r u;sh,s
should probably have retained the place. If
had added To the>c the implied obligation
V"' ''''' .. a. "''''', l ''t'' 10 i'''!" l'f'ha-
r.rr',.nt fnr v;snr,,.ons Icnr,,;,,l,. sr'nml1
rot have resigned if. save from considerations
which seemed to ne Imperative.
4" he salary attached to the office Is utter
ly inadequate to afford a comfortable home
for my iAmlN at "a>hlnSton.whllc III attend
ance al the Court there. and to pay my other
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10
A Steel-pen Letter.
AMHERST. MASS. Oct. Sd, 1857.


Mr.. EDITOR To one who, like myself,
has been accustomed only to the compare
lively tame political contests which take place
in Vermont. there is something highly cxhil-
arating, rot to say exciting, in taking Part in
Massachusetts campaign. where parties are
new so nearly equal in numbers. that either
Of the three may reasonably hope for success.
and all alike feel impcled to the most vigor-
Gus cxertions. The campaign is now fairly
open. There yet remains, indeed, another
State tickct-the Straight Rcpublican-to
be put in nomination, but it is of no conse-
Gucncc who is nominated on that ticket.
Their votes will be about as numerous as
those given to the Wing candidates at Your
recent election. The return of H. G. Good
rich to the Republican ranks leaves the
Straight-Outs with hardly single prominent
politician to give character to their movement.
The contest is between y. =. Banks, as the
standard bearer of the Republicans and Ere
mont Americans. +. ID. Beach. the candidate
Of the locofooos. ard II. J. Gardner the
present incumbrancc." who is the candidate
of himself. his personal friends. and the Fill
more Americans. County nominations have
as vet been made only III Mitltllcsex Coun-
" and Councillor District where the Rcpub-
licans and Americans united on some of the
Offices and made separate nominations for
others. Similar action will doubtless take
place il many Of The other Counties. so tina:
the divided condition of the friends of Free
dom may perhaps result, as it too often has
already, in giving the victory to their oppo-
ncntS. Til" same result is also possible as
to ;hc State ticket. the Republicans and Fro
mont Americans having united only on the
candidate for Governor and running indie
pendent tickets for all the other State Of
ticcrs. Who viii hc elected Governor it is
Impossible t" predict with anything Ike rca-
>onaAlc certainty. and much mere impossible.
TO predict who VIII be chosen on the same
ticket. The :uos, that can now he sad is
,b,, ,br ,..r,,,r, = 70 ho ,,.,,o .n,1 ,,,a,
neither If the candidates has very good zee
sons either for hope CT fear.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

How TO Count DEMOCRATIC CAUSE.-THE
Rutland Courier says the democracy have "a
net gain in the State vote of nearly 10000
1t counts all the Republicans who did no: 90
to the polls, as u net gain to the democracy =!
free Press.
Query: Doesn't the bradford TdcprpA
reckon democratic gains in the same way as
the Cou,ier?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

FIRE IN NASHUA. y. Destruction Of
By11ycs.-Wc learn that the Concord Rail
road bridge over the Mcrrimack river. at
1Iooksctt. took fire about L. o'clock ON the
night of Sept. 3Oth, in the roof about one
hundred feet from the eastcrly end of the
bridge, soon after the passage of the Vermont
Central freight train. Every effort was made
to stop the progress of the fire. but it was
unayailing. Thewind carried the flames to a
highway bridge, and that. too, was DESTROYED
together with a store at the westerly end of
the railroad bridge. Arrangements are
making for the immediate passage of trains.
The insurance on the bridge was $1,000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

- Every day Of my life I feel how in
a'lcquate l am to perform the duty of nv
higll station without the continued support of
Divine frovidcnce.-Frcsi,ieM Euchaaan.
The President appears to be conscious of
the fact that he is "uit!lout the support of
Divine Providcnce.' This accounts for his
performing those duties 50 abonlilably.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

YALE CoLLEGE.-Out of the forty-thrcc
sinncrs Of the memorial to President Buchan-
an, on the subject Of Kansas, fifteen are d.
rcctly connected with the government Of Yale
College.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

HENRY CLAY, i'll his last great speech in
the United States Senate, said -
| repeat it, sir, never cam and never will.
and any earthly power can ever make me, vote
directly or indirectly. to spread slavery over
any Territory where it does not exist. New
CIR While reason holds her seat in my brain
never while my heart sends the vital fluid
through my veins-"erU!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

y. B.--Don't fill TO come in this evening
IN usual Mss N;,unclcr ali! Mr. Linton viii
be here, and veil have Sooi came ofwhist.
If YOU don't cone sl.al! haze 20 play dunn
N.Y."
Now what could he said 70 such q note as;
tlis' wrote ~ less ;llan six different all
swcrs one pathetic, another rcnonstratiye,
Il third humorous, fourth argulnertat;ve-
ans, finally tore them al! up in disgust. Jeal-
ousy took possession Of me, and made me be-
lic,c 4 rumor that Clara was engaged to Mr..
Harry Hutton e hrics'css ycuns law:c- in
ported from Wall Street by her fati!cr), an.
th,t Mct was thu secret CT the whole affair.
As lyr Miss Matlnj!cr, | wish she would mind
her own business, and Was half disposed to
tell her sew nat business vast to her whether
] had any intentions orn"t? Ent what VS.
] to DO in tht n.;ttr-':,' =. Il. ,L:r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.
nrkxoNre-rHE TRADE II RssPscvrULLy rs.
~ formea that We are conun1ally manufacturing have
hasd large stock 81 diamond Iewerv The is,as v,~~
assortment Of diamond hand Setting ds,s TO- ~,
trade. Diamonds boughtfcr cash. -
L. HsRssrr 90, ais sro1n.. ssr-s.
CTLvER PArEMr LsvAR wArOHEs VERY Low
~ The subscriber his an invoice Of silver Knxh psens
lever wstshes which he selling OF At VERY plc,s svsy
one kctnR wsrrsn ed ~ keep good Tina
ghO q. ALLAN
Importer OF watches Ar VERY wholesale r~san.
No Il Wan street, second kco~. near BroedvHy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham : wilson, IRE
>ident Judge for the 20Ih Judicial District OF
pennsv'vauia, composed oi the counties "i
Union. MItllun and SNYDER. and Phi'ip RnAie
and John ". S.monton, Esq's, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precepl,
bearing date the -l LAY of February. 1891,
and 10 me directed, for the holding OF Court
of Common Pleas at Lewiabur% for the county
of Union on the second Monday Of May next
(being the llrh dav) 1881, and 10 continue one
week, NOTICE IS therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and alt persons interested Ia the
Issue List. to BE- then and there present and not
derart,withcuI leave. Jurors are requested
to be puurluai in their attendance at the time
appointed. agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal At the Sher-
IFS Office IN LewiShur-. the 9Th day OF ApHl
4. n. 1857, and IN the Seventy-nlnth wear oil
the Independence of the US. Of America.
God save the Comm onwealth
DANIEL ID. CT iDIN. SUcrIi.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
JURORS
Irors, A4JourRea Court, N.

Traverse Jrors, A'Journea Conrt, N1y 81.
From West Bnfdioe-Geo Z Sheary, VIM
Beichlcr. Thas Taylor. Bng3he-Daniel VI
Renncr. Ephraim Campbell. Robt Strayhorn.
Ant'w IIluc Gersham B!id!c. kcHy-Aiam
Haziet. Geo Neixel,Iacoh Meyer. E,t Bnt.-
Inn Srhracjl. Jno S'roheckcr, Peter Wolfe, 1a>
II Walker. Ahram Wolfe, " n l. Harris. Ne,c
Be1Eu-Ios Klcckner. Hrrtiey md Lemis--
Jacob Fees. Alva Marsion, Edw Benner, Israel
Beaver. John Frederick. Elias katherman.
Le,risJurg-Robt NJ Musser. Eli Shfer, Josiah
Baker. Limestone Robert Chambers, Simon
Berry, Reuben Rover. Whjfe Deer-JoS K
Keller. VIM Staiden. Jacob Mccklov. Mfia-
Jwg-John Young, Tho's Gutelus, Cha'S II
HaSsenplug
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
DR.. hELLIMG'S

Cancer EIaSti:utc. for the Treatment of
Cancers, TumorS, WenS. Ulcers, Scruiula, or
any Growth or Sore Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Ofcurable) without surgical
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and enclose - cts for
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
enclosed 10 pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address CL KEELING. MD.
MechanicSburg, Cumberland Co, Pa
Nechanicshurr is miles from Harrisburg on the V
Railroad and accessible lrom alt parts the Union
o!d and young POOR and rich come alive will do YOU
sGoi fS-fo those af tel whoscan visit me pe-sa
naliy vii send per mail receipt Il = only feciie
TO prepar Medicine with full Directions use &C. State
all particulars. Address above 6mt7O
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

sS-Nothing important from Snyder
county, this week, except the dedication Of
the Freeburg Academy, on Monday last,
when Teachers " Farlanl and Miller ad-
dressed the crowd in very crelitaLIe and
useful manner by the way, Snyder
boasts that SIZE has more voters, more COM
mon schools AMI scholars, more nowspa-
prrs and more pos, offices, than Union.
May be-bu' then, We have more popula-
ton, more taxaJlcs, more high schools,
more readers, better newspaper, ami more
money, after all, than our younger sister
over the creek
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
COALt COAL!
COAL '---The UNDERSIGNED M0uld re

1 VA - L III uh''iHir7Atu u " uuIu ItN-
y peCliul'y inform the citizens Of LcwiShurg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps con- family on hand a
supply Of SHANOhlN and HILKS-BARRE
CO1L, for Stove and other purposes, Of every
variety and size and will deliver Coal persons esirn
it, as he has af"H for that purpose. Having
pair of good WEIGH SCALES, he can assure persons
purchasing Coal that they will get full weight thus
pay only for Lat they receive.
Coal he had the lowest Cash prices at his Yarl
n few yrris frsm Nr. W-iirusaul's Hotel
HElGHiAG-an kinds will be attended to his Coal
Yard. GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
L.,visburE. Nav IL. 1856
~ Also BlackSmith'S Coal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. Letters Of AdminiStIailon 70
w the estate at ALEXANDER CUM
MINGS, late Of MEIlinbGrg, deceased have
L,eu granted 10 The undersigned all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment,
and tho>e having claims upon II Will present
rbem properly authenticated for Seltlemen'.
JAMES W.SANDS, Administrator.
March 20. 1857. W6pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
This Wav. ladies and Gentlemen

For good, daTGb!e, cheap and beGHtLtH Pictures.
AnibTofypc LlkenesSes of a very supe-
rior quality on Il new and improved plan, lar
surPaSsin. the Dasuerreotype. They are not
reversed. but show everything in its true posi-
tion-are without the glare Of the Dacuerreo-
tvDc, and hence NAV be seen in auv view Z;
jhey are taken in one fifth Of the time of Il
Daguerreotype, and therefore better furtakiug
small Children, which require but a second IN
a briShI light. and on dark or rainy days are
taken as quick as DaSuerreoiypes IN the cea-
rest days; they are far more durable than anv
picture ever made by ight being taken on plate
glass TO which another plate OF the same is
Theoretically sealed with an indsslructble
cement, by which the picture retains lis bril-
lIancy for ages; and II will not cOrrode bv
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate.
Copies Of DaSuerreoivpeS, OH Paintings
EngravingS. or any other object whatever. are
made by this process finer than by any other
known. "a Portraits set IN elegant frames Of
morocco. or fancy cases, gold lockels, breast
pins, finger rings, &c. &c. at short notice.
Also, DlguerrcOtypCS which for true
and faithful life llNeneSSeS are not surpassed.
2 OteIther Of The above mentioned species
Of Portraits, the value is undenable. They
Tighten the sorrows Of absence or death. by
granting us 10 behold a beloved relative or
prizedtrlend almost as distinctly as if present.
Mother father! sisters, brothers, friends
what would You not give II the faces of the
lost might Sull and ever smile upon you as
IN life Then procure Portraits ere too late,
Charges moderate, and LIkeneSSes warrau-
ted TO please. DaguerreotypeS, Paintings.
Drawings &c. copied. Outdoor Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the
shortest notice. - Remember the place
Room IN Beavers building next the Telegraph
Office, Lewi>burg. MCARTY. Artist.
WE NIIDY 10 pI E,cr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

The "far election" promised Kansas,
is just such an one as Louis Napoleon had
when he was elected Emperor. "Jem-
my" said Paddy, "you may have your
choice Of the two mares, but, be the How
ly Virgin, tn hacs Tie gray one They
may "elect'' to stay at home or be cheated
and perhaps murdered in the bargain.
The Firm Of Comfy, Grove & Co, of
Danyile, is dissolved, and the business
carried on by Fuller, Grove & Co. Han
cock & Foley have also dissolved partner
ship, Mr. Hancock retaining the old stand.
Some of the Democratic presses Of
Pennsylvania are running Ellis Lewis for
Supreme Judge" and others are not.
The " rotation in ofIice," promised by
Buchanan, some of his supporters say,
proves to be merely rotating his bosom
friends cut Of one good office into another
Gen Pitcher, the American candidate,
was elected Mayor of Louisville, last Sat.
uriay, without serious opposition. The
same party elected all their other officers
by large majOrities.
A dispatch from Havre de Grace, dated
April 10th, says the Tide Water Canal is
in pavigable order, and boats were then
passing through it.
The Democratic Club Of Chillisquaque,
on the 2Sth isst., Resolved, that they
would work from this time until the close
Of the October Election, for the success of
Packer, Strickland and Ellis Lewis. Won't
give up Lewis
Ex- President Pierce las reached his
home IL New Hampshire.