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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Lewis County Seminary.

HIS INSTITUTIONS located in the to MN of
L Weston, Lewis county, Va, aud has been
| established with the view of meeting the incrc;.-
| sing demand for educational facilities in this sec
ton of Virginia. The surrounding country is
fertile und healthy, Astounding in picturesque
scenery, and Inhabited by population proven
bia for their sobricty, intelligence aud high tone
oil morality. 80 that parents VINO place their sons
or daughters here, can feel assured Of their be-
ing exposed to none OF those nlIuremeuts to dis
sipulion and vice that beset youth in our large
towns and cities. -r ". '.
EXPENSES-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Per Session OF Five Months 500
Incidental expenses, 50
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
First Division, $1,000
Second do, 1000
Incidental expenses, lOJ
Tuition TO be paid quarterly, III advance, and
no pupil will be rcadnlttcd unless tho bulunco of
all preceding accounts be paid beforehand Pu-
pills will be charged from tlle beginning of the
term on which they. enter ana no deduction viii
be nude GU account OF .ubSVnce, cHcepI in ,,s,s
OF prOtractcd sickness.
Young men deslrOus OF. preparing themselves
for an early and advantageous entrance 10 j;ul-
trge can lie prepared i'll IRON 10 To ii months ac
cOrding lu their advancement and habits oil s udv
and thus save lime ana expense should LONGER
time be required no charge will be- lnad4 I'm
3 CHI Cases $50 extra viii. be charged per year.
Punctuality in the discharge OF duties, and
thOroughHesS III scholarship, viii DO Insisted on
from every pupil.
The Academic year is divided into two ses
sions OF 20 weeks each, commencing as follows:
The fall term the first Monday in September
the summer term the first Moud1y in February.
1t is of vast Importance 10 those who cuule,n
plate connection with this Institution TO be pre-
sent ut the opening OF the term that they NAV
have an equal sturt with their classmates
For circulars giving full particulars of the in
sttution, address the Principal,
l. z7s.aI - JAS. S. COCHRAN.
u BY permission-the following references ::
Jonathan NJ. Bennett -
r. ]. McCandlish, e.,
Thomas Bland, Weston, Va. s-.--
Minter Baiey,
john Morrow, Esqts.,
Hon. WIN. Bigler, Q. S Senator, Penna.
EpLraim Banks, Aud. Gen.
J, A. Morrison, Ins. Drugs, Phila.
g Chas. Shaler, Piltsburg.. .-
Rev; Il. a. Bdardm1n, D. D., Phila.
WIN. Auuun. d. D., PItlsourg.
Sc Jas. S. Woods, D. D., Lewistown.
July HIN, S56.-ly n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Fresh Arriyal.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DRUG
AND TOBACCO STORE n T
.ssszsx. Opposite Bartletts Hotel, lClarks-
ssS4 burg, Va, has just received from Phi
we'll P9eiss s9S ss% lG5F Alnlsi aaa
"a French and English chemicals, Drugb,
Modielnes, Surgical Instruments, Paints, OH,
Dyestufs, Varnish, Brushes Glass, Spices, Perfd-
~, ETC., etc. Also, large stock of
Tobacco, snuff fand. Segars,
Ofevery brand and quality /; al Of which he viii
sell low for cash. or on tho usual credit to punS-
tual customers. ~ H1a'o2 S4'4"hh't -
W- Physicians can rely upen having their
prescriptions carefully compounded. G6ods
arc solicited with care. and warranted as repre-
sented. g. 1893 nov10 ~
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Noticee.

Mr.. H. W. S. RIDDEN having taken
w charge of the working department of INV
establishments, Is prepared TO execute in the We.
~ best manner, all kinds Of work in the line of
Watch .,' and Clock Making. Jswelling and Sill
ware made 70 order. & j. II, MURPHEY..
% Positively. no credit for work d
September 5th. IS56.-1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Tin, Copper, Brass &ssheef-
a.. 1aD 81 If8EfpNVare 81 ssj5fs.I

A LARGE assOrtment Of Tin, Copper, Brass
Z y and sheetiron Ware, may Ut All Times be
gether with every article Usually kept In stan
lishmenfs 81 the kind -
Those wishing 70 purchase are invited 70 csil
and examine NV stock, which viii Sc sold III
prices thatcannosfs 0 oleass.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
NEW STORE,
AT THE CLARKSBURG STATION !

T WOULD respectfully inform tho public that
l. am now opening very largo lot of
ScaSOMabIc Goods!
AT my Warehouse, which will DO sold wholesale
or rotail. on tho very best terms. ...
Tho ladies are invited to call and examine the
stock, as they have boon cared for in tho sclc.,-
tioa. sE-ss ...l-s.
A full supply of Iron, Nails, Glass, sult &C.,
always on hand. 80.
Now is tho time to savo tho dimes.
All kinds of produce purchased on liboral
terms. a.f.1.-.
Goods, or produce scnt to my caro- will DO
promptly attended to. a n. BASrABLE. .
Clarksburg Depot, N. W. Va R. r., October
2 lSj6,-Oc3 tt.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
Dried lApples Wanted..

4 WISH 10 purchase j 900 bushels Of IT, good
Dry Good 4. Y es, II on Salt, Nails C4rAtss
Stoves and Glass Also, Fresh Butter. Pofa2
toes call sold on the best terms. Call and see
@sftsbuSgs Nav. 10, lsSe.-i4s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
~. ~. Va. RaIlroad.

A ==ssE}aS S-IIk THIS ROAD. ha
---@Z-5zZ=-1-ss< wing been putin OPP
er,'.s9 s.ts will carry freight
and Webster. al the salne rates as are charged
upon the Balt. &. Ohio Railroad, for a like dis
tance. All freight consig ned TO other places than
Piedulont, Cumberland, MartinsbuFg, Harperss
Ferry, Baltimore, Moundsyille OF Wheeling,
must be paid Tor The whole distance at Grafton,
raast be paid % tssaispn onls s, e :, sss-T
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27
TO Sportsnen.


A TTENTIoN Of the public il called 10
y large assortment Of Tweels Cs,s-its etts.
Jeans PULLED Linssys, FIaunels, dsc., puretassd
disectly from ne nsnnfactory.
John lgNiN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

Hoe PAckIsel==At Point Pleasant,
Mason county : a., during tbe=lastT sea-
s1ns two packing houses hive sputs up
1906 hogs, Weighing g so lol pounds.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

sFREE TRApEIS LIQuoR Is OHIe.= The
Lsgisteiurefof 0hsc has repealed the pro-
hibiiorg liquor sae.,, but made 40 ne W
snactment. s.. sist siese IS yirtpally with
cut any liquor law. Is
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-27

A FINE lot of city made ;. A. Morocco and
n kid ladies' and Hissss' boots and walEing
-hcs' JOHN IRWIN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Issue List, Sept. Term, 1877.

Matthias Wilson ys David Herr
Iobr Roebuck vs. A ONO
Uen,v w SNYDER VS. SamI Ewing
cam sup. NJ ihamberlin VS. Hoffman & High
Nm q Herrold Us smith B Thompson
Ch,s II Cook vs. Thos Penny
n,r;J Herr vs " II White with notice 10 y
Snron, Rurrows g. 20 Us NJ 4 Stock ct al
same Us same
Mary lane Film, &c VS. Charles ID Kline
ac,re,,o AIhr;rb, vs Iohn ua,eSman
Nelr Gr Kurs, vs. Richard Dou.ber,v
Cbr;s,;,o Uer<bam Us Joscnh (;ever o, al
I,n;el Iavcock Us William Moore
n,n;sI p,n,ler ;r vs GEORGE UouscI e,aI
John Wenzel VS. Jackson NLaurhlin
Inbn n Renter vs. David S,i,ler with notice
Porter far NJ f. Sbriner VS. G. n Sbriner with no
samuel Baker VS. John Da,esman
EEzabe,h Var,z rs David Grove
Rank of Danville rs Lorenzo Teed
Mary A Davis rs William Davis
George Wehr VS. George Faus,
Daniel Ranpler VS. Bastiau Te,frl, with no
VIM Ritter VS. Charles Dreisbach
W r Linn VS. + B Marr
Daniel Williams VS. Kaufman & Rebcr
WIN M'Clearv VS. VIM NJ VanValzah
Seth p Mccormick VS. George ] Swartz
Mary Fishbauph VS. DanI ID Guldin ct al
Youngman & Walter VS. Noah Waller
Thornton & yanValzah VS. John Murphv
Israel Knet,el VS. James Mauck
David Ucrbst VS. Daniel Renyler
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

Sale.

NYOTICE is hereby given that the under
N signed, Trustees, will sell at auction, IN
pursuance TO and by virtue Of an Act of As
sembIy approved the 18th day of April, A. u.
1857. on MoxpAr the 10Th day of Ociober,AD.
1857, at the premises in the Borough of New
Berlin, the Jail, Court House aud all other
Public Buildings and Lands, situate IN SAID
Borough. belonging To the County of Union
prior To the erection Of the new county out oil
part Of Union, bounded and described a, fol-
lows, VIZ:
Five lots adjoining each other. and bounded
on the west by Vine street, north by Market
street, east by Plumb street and souIh by an
Alley, whereon the Court House and
County Offices are erected.
Also a certain lot adjoining Plumb street
on the east, Market street on the south, lot Of
John Seebo.d's on the west and an Alley on
the north, whereon the Jail is erected.
SAID lots will be sold separate, tOgethec with
the appurtenances.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. W., OF
said dav, when and where the terms and con-
d,ions Of sale will be made known hv the I'M
dersisned. duly appointed bv said Act for that
purpose. Nkk MiDpLhHM Ahih H.
HENRY G.. EYER,
July -, 1887 JOHN V. BARBER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

The separate Republican and Democra.
tic Conventions Of Minnesota have agreed
upon the same form of Constitution a
Census is ordered to be taken forthwith; ;
and thus the Southern plan of keeping her
out Of the Union by an intestine war, will
be thwartcd. All hail Minnesota.
BAcKER Since Gen. Packer declined
Judge Wilmot's challenge, the Germans
in Lebanon and other lower counties call
him "Chineral Backer " and will vote for
that "little David" who brought down
the vaunted Goliah
A "National Compensation Emaneipa.
tion Society" was formed last week in
Cleveland-object, to remove Slavery by
buying up the slaves, (Which they can do
when they can dry up the Atlantic.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Blessings for the Blind.

Last Sunday, MIR BOWEN lectured tc
large and interested audiences, in this
place, in the Lutheran, German Reform.
cd and Presbyterian houses respectively,
on the benevolent institutions for the
blind. Himself blind from an inAama-
ton Of the eyes, at six weeks Of age, and
one of the first six blind boys educated in
America, he was qualified to speak not on
ly of the evils of the deprivation, but also
of the means for ameliorating it.
Giving as his text the Savior's restoring
the blind to sight on the Sabbath day, the
speaker made spiritual improvement Of
the topic, and proceeded to show from the
efforts made for the good Of the blind, the
superior benefcence Of Christianity. Not
in the groves Of philosophic Greece nor on
the tcmple-crowned hills of Rome, nor in
proud Carthage, nor anywhere smong
those who know not God, were refugees for
the blind ever erected. The Egyptians had
hospitals for cats and other objects Of su-
perstitious worship, and none for the un-
fortunate blind. Some nations put such
persons to death, and all treated them with
cruelty, neglect, or contempt. The first
done for the temporal good Of the blind,
was by Him "who went about doing good
who miraculously impaired vision. Man
must love God properly, before he can
love his brother man as he should.
Notwithstanding several examples Of
sshtless men bccon i ,g learned and use
ful, they were looked upon as singular phe-
noneua only, without exciting any cnlarg-
cd interest for the whole class. The first
done by man for the blind, was by the
Catholics in Japan, where the aflliction is
very prevalent; instruction was commu-
nicated orally, aud the pupils were advan-
ced only to some branches of handwork
industry. In 1882, Valentine Hoy, of
Paris, founded an asylum or institute for
the blind, introduced raised letters by
which they we're enabled to read, and pro-
ceeding to other European cities founded
similar institutions. The first in the Uni.
ted States was at Boston, in 1929, and has
$50 pupils. There are now l6 blind asy.
lums in the Union, and moro being estab.
lishcd. That at Philadelphia has 139
students, and Mr.. Bowen was anxious that
any blind person in this region should be
madc aware Of that means of speedy and
gratuitous benefit and qualification. Most
can acquire somo trade or handicraft to
aid in obtaining livelihood and relieving
tbs monotony of sigh.lcss life, even if
they can not receive what is called com.
plete education.
Mr.. Bowen estimsted that there was
one blind person to every 1850 Of our
population, or $4,000 in all, which is
double the number indicated by the Cen.
sus for 1850. The blindness is more
common as wo approach hot or..torrid
zone, being most prevalent in China, ia.
pan, and Egypt. There arc supposed to
be from 100000 to 1000, 900 living per
sons Of our raco to whom the light Of day
is unknown.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

re- lion. Robert 7. Conrad has received
both the Republican and American nomi.
nations for Judge in Philadelphin. John
S.keyser has also been unanimously nom.
ipated for County Office, and parts Of the
Legislative Tickets are the same. There
is yet some hope that Philadelphia will
ignore the ':ul,ra" leaders of the Opposi-
ton on both sides, and resume her old po-
si,ion Of leading opponent Of Locofocoism.
Four British regiments have been des-
patched from Halifax TO India.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Laws Of 1857.

Notice is hereby given that the Quota of the
laws of the last Session OF the Legislature have
been received at the Prorhonotary's Office of
Union County for distribution 10 those entitled
10 the same. SAMUEL ROITSII,
Lcwisburg, Aug. Ic,'5 81. Proth'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Important from Kansas!

WAsHINdroS.-E.O Perrin, Esq, Pri-
vatc Secretary Of Gov. Walker, has arrived
here from Kansas, with dispatches. He
left the Governors camp, at Lawrence, ten
days since, and reports that peace and qui-
ctncss prevailed there. Coz. Raik,r is
using the Army as posse comitatus rhere
the civd authorities can not make arrests
for breaches of the peace. THE FIF.
TEEN HUNDRED TROOPS IN
KANSAS WILL REMAIN THERE
UNTIL AFTER THE OCTOBER
ELECTION.
r@- Here is developed the next step in
the Kansas plot. Tho pretended gather.
ing Of L. S. Troops to "chastisc the In
dams or "rcduce the Mormons," was
sham. The real design is to force the
Slave Constitution upon the people at the
point of the bayone. With thousands of
the real settlers disfranchised-an unfair
and Infamous apportionment-bordcr ruf.
fans aud blue lodges preparing to invade
the polls......still, the Slavcocracy are
afraid Of the immense numerical majority
of the Free State men, and will have in
addition, the L. S. ARMY, sin time of
peace" to complete the sutjugation of the
10000 Free State men to the LOO Pro-
Slavery Party! All under the name of
democracy" aud popular Sovereignty
Can the 4merican peop'e endure this 'l-@s
The Washington onion, Pres. Bucha-
mans organ, recently stated that "Kausas
riU be a .S'are State" 1t now looks as if
the Slave State Constitution would be cn-
forced by federal bayonet and ball-two
L. S. Senators added to the Slave Power
-and-a long and perhaps sanguinary
contest for RIGHT IN KANSAS thus com.
menced
! Gov. Robinson has been tried by the
Border Rufians On the absurd charge Of
".reason," but they dared not convict him.
The murdercrs of Brown, Barber, Phillips,
&C.: are not molested BY the "vigilaut''
administration.
Gov. Walker has written q letter, to hi:
friends in Mississippi, explaining that his
course in Kansas has been such as should
give them no offence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Union County Court Proclamation


VNHEREAS. the Hon. AB'M S.WIl.SON,
w President Judge for the 2oth Judicial
District Of PENNSYLVANIA, composed OF the
counties of Union. Mifiiin and Snyder. and
PHrlrr RrHL and Jxo W SiMoNroN Esqs., AsSo-
cia,e Judges in Union county. have issued their
rrecept, bearing date the - day OF May,
1857, and to me directed, for the holding of an
Orpnaus' Court, Cowrt Of Common Pleas, oyer
and Tcrminer. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWISBURG. for the county of UNION
on the second MONDAY Of SEPTEMBER
(bcing the llth day. 1857, and TO continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oncr. Justices of the Peace and ConstableS IN
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
.i,ions, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which of their offices and IN
their behalf appertain to be done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person OF
persons, are required TO be then and there
attending, and no, depart without leave at their
rcril. Jurors are requested 10 be Punc'ual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
bic to notice.
Given under my hand and seal al the sher
in Office IN Lewisburg, the 7ih day Of Au
gust. in the wear Of our Lord one thousand
eish; hundred and fifly-Seven,. and the eighty
eth wear Of the Independence of the United
States Of Amcrica.-God save the Common
wealth! DANIEL d. GCLDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

DEMoCRATICNoMINATIoNs.-OnM Mon
,iay, prlus.,oe met ~ .Lr Cvurs House TO
form ticket for Union County-one
BufEaloe not represented, and but l each
from Lewis and Kelly.
Tho most noticeable part of the perform
ance was . Caucus held in the Grand Jury
room, in which only portion of the Del
eea,es we're admitted. Rumor says that
the Ticket ,oas made up in that Caucus,
They finally, however, came into the Court
Room with long faces, and "weut through
the motions" of cnactins iu Convention
the proceedings Of Caucus, without any real
contest, as follows:
Asembiy-Robert Swincford, Of New Berlin,
Register, dc.-Thomas Re5er, of l.ewiSburg,
Connsissioner-Dane Long. of Hartley,
Ireasurer-Jonathan W Wolfe, of Lewisburg,
.iuditor-David Ramsey, of White Deer.
A series of resolutions putting buchanan,
Packer, Strickland, Thompson, "Wm. II.
Strong" and Beef Bigler, was adopted. A
delegate from White Deer moved reso-
luton expressive of confidence in Thomas
Bower, late Representative, which passed.
Robert Swineford thercupon arose and
stated that the passage Of such resolution
would place him in an embarrassing posi-
ton before his friends in New Berlin, and
hoped it would be Withdrawn. The mo-
ton was then re.considered, and thereupon
co,ed down. So Mr.. Bower is not eudors-
ed by Mr.. Swineford and his wing of the
Democracy! What means it?
OF the fire CANDIDATES, three { (Messrs.
SwINEFoRD, LoNG, and WoLFE) we're like
wise DELEGATES, and seven or eight other
Delegates were either made Conferees OF
pu. upon the Standing Committee Thus,
with the Officers, the "honors' were very
generously shared among themselves.
ra.B Both parties have now made their
selections for officers Of Union county, and
it is but justice to say that the Admins
tration, as well as the Opposition, have put
forward respectable, old.timc citizens
thorough party mcn-who represent al
PORTIONS and former Subdivisions Of the
county 1t is satisfaction and pride t
reside where each party can present mel
personally so uuexccptiODable, and SO wei
qualified, as they have in this instance
All TINT remains is for the voters Of eacl
party to manifest their principles by bury
ing all the remains of former local contro
versics, and by promoting the success o
their chosen candidates for the honors ant
emolumcnts of official stations. Their
need be no personalities or unkind con:ro
yersy: but let each man vote for the mai
with whom he comedies on the great issue
which arc more or less affected by ever.
secondary election. The 4cimia'trat,o
will elect every Township, Borough, an
County nominee, nhere they can: and 1t
only common sense, justice to each otheI
aud the highest wisdom, for the Opposite
TO initiate their example in this respect.
hS-The Uuion County Conferees fC
nominating DEPOSITION candidates for A.
sembly, have selected Middleburg as th
place, and Friday the llth inst. as th
t'm', or Her,ips
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
THE GREAT BEAUTIrIER
80 LANG r~sr,,,ssrUiLI sotGnr,
FOUND. AT LAST!

TOR TT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR To
its original eoIcs. lux nrianty tbs bad h.ad
all daniruG, itching and all srrbfula, ,c.d heal
and all eruption, makes the hair -oft healthy, AMI
glossy; aud will pre--r,- IL to any imaginable a.r re-
by magic. all botsh-s a.. from tb face mi
all gia and brad ache See circular
and the following.
Dover V. H. Feb . lss-
PROV J. WOOD 4 Co-t;rnts: Wiihin a few ,lay- ".
have r-r-i,ri many oTlrTs and calls for Trof o. J
oo Hair Restorative, that t day compelled
Boston fer quantity. the dozrB Yea i,r~sr
drd all i-ing SOLD ~hil might order squ.ptty from
YOU. Eryy t-ti> hdr. sid ss'sss 10 h0r> prasn,f
rs. four",sr cFt mars snl the appreciation At,
r"nagr NERVES from the mot satsts ntal and ~uTtby
c rus of"nr vir'nity fully cnyiBee US that it au,
valuable preparation.
may BE- one gross of ~ sire: and ors
duzen :. size ami believe u your very truly.
(>isncdJ DANIEL LATlIUEP 4 Co
Hickory Grove It. Charles Co. No. Nov. 10 lssa
PROP. o. J. WpUU-D-ar Sir: Some time lat summer
injured t. Of your IIair E-.t,rat,r
and effects wonirrful. feri il duty u
yOi and the afflicted. ~ trVoIt it,
our li't- son head ir some time hal te~n rerfsr;y
cove-ri with and enllfd it seald head. Tho
hair almost eutT.ly came OF in concurrence shsn
fIrrd. ing hi. sufTsriu-s. advised your I-.
torutive dh - with lii- Lnp # success. but
surprise. aui that of all FRI ni, very fw applic
ti'ns removed the d,eas" cnr"iy. and and luxu-
RANT crop Of hair started out, and th.t
our hoy has a. hahy- scalp, and luXuriabt ery
of hair a. any other child. We Therefore. and ID
h"r'iV r"r"i rni your EestoratS perfect remedy
for ali distas' 81: the sealp ami hair.
We are YOUR respectfully,
GEIi;Gi ". ilIGGiN nOTIIAN.
SARAH A. HlGtiIN BuTMAM.
Gardiner, Maine. June %. ISIS
fEOF- % j. NObp-hvar sir: have used ,atti.,
Of Prof W'ol- Hair e-frrniYr and can truly .ay il .
the grtrt Li-cuycry of the a for rr-orin. aud chan
ging the Hair. Before II of s..rnty
My hair has now attained it. original color You can
recommend it {" the ori WITHOUT The lca,t ar a. NV
ease was one oihe worst Kind Your E-sy~etfuliy.
DANIEL y. MTEpIiI-
q. }, WOOD co. Peorrirtors, yl2 Broadway. y. Y,
i'm the great y. Y re Railing E>abli,hm, and III
Market street. 81. Louis. No.
ns4 Ind sold by all good Druggists.
SD ~ E,rrsJlrg ~ CIEEST q C4LDHELL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
The Campaign.

The PinsLury Journal states that Jud &c
WILMoT's tour in those South Western
counties is making grand impression. He
is himself in good health and spirits, and
infuscs his own life into the hearts of the
masses who throng to hear him.
Gen. PACKER also made powerful
speech at York, 25th ult, in which (as it
appears from all the reports We have seem
he did not discuss State topics but saved
the Union,' repealed the Higher Law
denounced anti-slavery clergymen-in a
word, devoted hims elf wholly to the Sla-
very question, Notwithstanding Mr.. Chair.
man Buckalew had in effect pronounced it
improper for candidate for Governor to
thus solicit votes, and that the Slavery
question ,eas not open for discussion, but
had been all decided last year!
And so Packer has "broke loose" from
his "Comnittee," and gone to stalking
about niggers" Well, if he may do this,
why may not lITlmot do the same +! and if
they can do these things separate,y, what
harm in going together before the same
crowd, as is daily done at the bar, and As
true gentlemen could and would?