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JONATHAN ALsroN.

1910 the Public-The undersigned most
respectfully submits his Of the city of New
Orleans as candidate for the oes Of
of the Tih day Of June Hext
Ja26 2pts RFNI g HARRIsslN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Fresh Camto,l .Maftln0.

Fresh Canton Mating.
200 pieces ~, 5-i and Ca WHITE and CHECKED MAT
TING, Of ordinary and choicest qualities
FLOOR OIL cLoTH-A large assortment of all widths and
qualities.
WINDOW sHADEs-s to 10 feet Of newest styles, some
very rich.
Lace and Muslin Curtains.
we have recently received great variety Of these goads
which Offering low prices together with TABLE and
PIANO COVERS Cords, Loops Gimps, silk and weo Dam.
asks, Window Cornees, etc.
large stock Of CARPETING, Of every kind at bargain
j. D. CAMERON 4 CO.,
myl7 2p6t Is4 Canal s,aet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

~ Mr.. Editor: Please announce me a
candidate for the Office Of Street Commissioner subj to the
nomination Of tho American Party the coming election in
June.
Rls 2ptmy2i' JONATHAN ALsFoN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
7Ne Best .an.ericam Pianos

EVER PRoDUCED THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
sTEISwAY SONS. N. Z.
These Pianos celebrated for quality tone elegant finish
and sOldiystandng in half higher than
pitch.
In fact they considered by the eminent Panists
superior to any other made in this country.
Theundergned visited last summer AIithe Piano Manufae.
tories in the Northern cities, and selected sTEINwAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS the adapted the Southern
climate. He has them for sale and artists are
invited to call and examine them.
Also
The bestNELoDEoNs, from the mandatory Of MASON
HAHELIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nl7 2pMof Camp street, below dravier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Finding Our

esStNNStS OUf
PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS
Inadequate to meet the Wants Of Large and
Rapidly increasIng Business,
We have made such arrangements
For The
COMING SEASON,
To give ms Increased Facilities.
In order to be ensbied fully give sufficient scope to-
and nauGurse business with
AN ENTIRELY Nav AND SUPERB STOCK
We have M4rAed Down, and will sell our
PRESENT STOCK at and in many instances,
BELOW THE COST OF ImPoRTATIoN!
ltwill be found, inspection, % combine
EVERY NOVELTY OF T6E SEASON, AND AT PRICES
to satisfy
The most Economical and FastIdIous.
MONEY BEING MONEY MADE
ORGANDY LAWNS Coarse. ............... &c., worth lbc
PRINTED LAWNS, Medium. lOc worth sor
fine''.....'....:.-...... Is, worth D.
JACoNhf Fine....-...........-.... d, worth 4.
With an immense assortment Of Lawn orssnsy
Flouneed Robe Aquile, Robe yolante, and Jupes
FINE FIGURED BAREGE from Is. a yard
Handsome BAREGE RoBEt a, worth 50.
A superb 80 30. worta sll.
wehRve large of Fiounced and ouile Baege and
Grenadine Robes all Of we will sell 20 per cent Below
Cost of Importation
FRENCH cALIcoEs at I5c., worth Is.
Our Stock Of
f SILKS, MANTLES. LACES, SHAwLS TRAVELLING
CLoAks, REAL AND IMITATION LACEs
WIll be found replete with Every
Novelty, and
VIII be Sold Cheap.
We would call the attention of HOusekeepes
sheetings shirtiEgs Toweling, Napkins, Dowlas,
etc., and more especially to
stock Of
IRISH LINENS
Which comprises invoice of consigned 10 u.s. and
which must and will be sold even . a GreatSse.
rihce, by order Of the Consignee.
Our White Goods Department
Is led with description OF sped Plaid and Plain Jnt
onets, Nansooks, swisses and Mulls.
The greater portion Of these Goods purchased for
cash at the late great New York suction sales so
that selling them at cost, safely
say the public will be enabled
purchase from us
AT LESS THAN 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
on Cost of Manufacture.
c. G WAYLAND 4 CO.,
myl7 2pStMoweSFr Corner Poydras Carondelet sta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

4 American oiitsa observes q Tenpsson's poetry;
Z What's thc ese q screaming at lie calm iAets 81
fhe oaiF1lze
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Choice Wines.

ANoNTuLADo AND EAST INDIA SHERRY.
PURE OLD PORT WINE.
BuRGUNDY-vieux Cops
oHAAPAGNE-Fleur de siilery and Oil de Perdrtz.
crus a als frsres' celebrated BORDEAUX WINES.
Porter and Ale.
1000 casks Abbos celebrated PoRTER and ALE in ouxt.
pints and imperial plns
Hrandies.
OF lie Central Society q Vineyard Pronrieiors For sale nv
WIN. MURE & QJENTELI,
nj afNesm IS cago1ielet and Il {irayier sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
LiItie SGfes aud locks

MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. myls 2ply
LiIfie Safes and Locks
IN NEW ORLEANS.
new ORLEANS, May !, 1858.
j. @. Nevcomh, Agent
Dear sirIt be interest you to the store
occupied by entered by burglars the night of the soh
IT,, by means Of false keys and attempt upon sa
purchased OF youIdlss tent Wrought Chilled
Although the key taken from and used an
endeayor made chsel the door The superior construction
your Combination Lock. the unyeding rmne.s Of the
door resisted these attempts and has le with feeling
greater security against burglars by consciousness
of the protection of your valuable Safe and Lock.
We remain yours truly,
JAS. II. SUYDAN 4 Co,
Nos. 81 and Ga Poydras street.
p- The above SAFES and LOCKS may be seeu at No 30
Camp street. Also, SHEET IRON sArEs the most ap
proved Patents.
my4 2ptf T. a. NFWCOMR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Li1sen Goods.
SUPERIOR SHIFTING LINEN, at 86 piece
Heavy l2-4 LINEN sHEETING at IS cents a yard
S-4 TABLE DAMAsK at IS cents a yard, worth ST.
DANAsK TABLE NAPKINS, at 81 IS and 81 80 dozen.
Superane, atS2 =.
PILLOW CASE LINENS, all widths.
TOWELS, DIAPERS and CRASH
LINEN LAWNS and CAMBRICs.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED, HEMNiED AND BLACK AND
ooLoRED BoRDERED HDKFs
GEMS BEMMED, coLoRED AND TAPE BoRDERED
HDKFS
cHILDRENs HENNED, coLoRED AND TAPE BoR-
DERED HDKFs.
LINEN SHIRT BosoSs, from IS a dozen mp
Also
One case ls4 IoBBINET, yard Just received By
j. A. BRASELMAN,
myl7 2p't Of Magazine and st. Andrew streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Vv-au Paper. wan Paper,

good selection Of Fine, Medium aud Low Priced Papers,
just received. gcod assortment CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHOLSfERERs' TRIMMINGS, CAaIPHEHE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES
ETC., ETC., at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tiden Nephsw's
ms 2ply celebrated Copal Yarnsh.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Fss,'ssst,sre EVrarerOossss

WILLIAM H. ART,
At Nos. Ill and 17S Canal street. Nev Orleans,
Has just received from the raanafsetory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in I'D
dion his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onprsng EVERYTHING in his line Of Ausnsus- Parties
wishing aythng his no will nd IS to their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
mylI 1ostAltW III sad us Canal strs.t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Untpersat Disease of Children,

UntUersaE Disease of Children.
Our city children universally infested with worms as
city trees end health surely in the op case
as vegetation In the osher Happily In
wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE
We have absolute specific for the former m enfee
bling Consequences The medicine Is poison
and besides eeetng the disgusting disease
ems and fortaes the digestive apparatus and bowels
Be particular and remember the name. wner,s Canadian
Vermiugs" This the only article that can be depended
Remember this.
SOLD in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, BY
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
nyl7 2psteod4ltw q and ISL thsrtre. stree,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Nh HALL oS MARRtAcE.-~Mr. s. s. Halls late
beck, The Bliss Of Marriage, or Whom 10 Marry
seems 70 have touched The popular fancy in lively
maaner The iirst edition is already exhausted and
Anofher edition is out. We have previously described
the book a. something quite out Of the ordinary line
Of books On marriage, and as something altogether
piqaAnt and original and yet 50 elegant ana polite in
s'yle - @ be worthy the persal Of the intelligent
and refined of both sexes The book, II we mistake
not will spread far beyond the bounds Of the circle
for which II was intended New olIeans-aad
achieve : countrywide popularity 1t sells fast and
those who would secure copy must call upon Mr..
+ Steel. No 90 Camp street. table Of the con.
tents y st forth 10 our advertising columns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

MAsoxic LeoruREs.- Two lectures on subjects In
tefestng q Masoas, Is well as to people n general
are % Be delivered at Masonic HalI-one this evening
and the other to'norrew evening. The lecturer il
u. y Brother John Deiadeld. Of St. Louis, who has
been invited 70 lecture BY Relief Lodge No. 1, r. and
A. r., ot this city.
The subject Of this evenings lecture is to be- The
truth Of the Word Of God as opposed to The sysoms
q tho philosophy Of the present day. Tomorrow
evening The subject viii be, An historical account
of supsrstitions, visions, and areams--speetraI u.
The eyccation Of the dead in past ages as pre-
sentsd bysacred and proIane history intercourse
between the spiritual world and this in the present
lloanda philosophical explanation Of sleep, dreams
and The action Of the mind
These are interesting matters. and will doubtless
Be ably and interestingly treated by Mr.. Delaield
The price Of admission has been dxed at city cents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

New Orleans. March IS, ls5s
have used Coins Kaperapeu for ehills fever and
il has cured entirely believe will everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Oriezns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
The Warm weather.

The Warm Weather.
Almost all the diseases hot solely
for want Of preparing purifying Tenovaing the system in
the spring months II people would but have little timely
preeauion, and purify the blood
healthy winter by the constitution with
MoR1INoREs BITTER CoRDIALf
Whoever has wisdom enough this pas. through the
warm weather with comfort and delightful health Try it
once.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
p and ISL Chartres street,
General Agents for the Southern States and to whom all
orders should be addressed. mil 2p3teod<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
- Hoofiand,. German Blttera win cure

r5- Hooffnnd's German BItters win cure
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, ETC.,
what is said otihem. O. W. BOWEN says
ASpERsos, Ind, Jan. l6 1851
Your Bters give general atisfscon Lpov their ytue
and have the first hear Of they give On
tire Satisfaction could you certificates we're IL
necessary but 10 this Community virtues Iare fully eab
lished. positive sail them than is sold Of any
three patent medicines in this county my own case have
received benefit from them months thau have re-
ceyed from the regular physicians in Eve
fore eonseenonsy recommend them say wouid not
be without theH in my family for any amount
Principal Office, AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa Sold by
drsggiss or storekeepers in every village in the
United States canadas West Indies and South America
cents per BEETLE.
Sold in New orleaps wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
4 CO., Nos. q and ISL chartres street. uyi 2plmAw
--------->~-
ss-Weed's Sewing Machine m axes equally
as good work on the finest fabric cloth on
either OF Which, for besnty and durability superior n hand
work We invite the Of those who wish machines 10
sec Weeds Machine They this family use because
adapted TO all kinds Of wok They the beat for manu-
aere because they make such and strour work
They the best for taiOrs they do better work
than his hands
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning panta
iion New Oresns Your Weeds Patent Sewing Ma
chimes have been in almost bought them
and with the best OF practical results In three weeks
the operators them finished eonipete suit Of clothes
for each Of hundred and plantation hands and
nd the time saved in using them paid
their cost"
Ths editor Of the Zanesvle Ohio FOURIER says: There
has never been Sewing Machine city that has given
such unboanded satisfaction all who used Il as the
Weel's Patent We have examined them and must confess
our admiration Of 'heir simplicity and durability ean with
perfect confidence Afer examination Of all other Sewing
Machines this be the recommend n 10 our
readers who wish Sewing Machine will give
them satisfaction
WHITNEY LYON. Proprietors, No. s4s Broadway New,
York. N. S. HEDRICE, IS Camp street
A27 splm&w Agent Tor Nav or,ssr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Boots, Shoes a,.d ESr00an..

AT WHOLESALE
Plantations Supplied prime Diehns BOOTS Ru.s,
BRoaAEs, Wool, Mexican, Pain Leaf, Straw and oAp
psachy HATS, aE the lowest market prices. By
FROST L CO.,
No. Nara
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
HATS. oAPs, etc.,

constantly sk Fus
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw PALM Leaf Aexe.n aul
Wool HATS, stthe lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
lyls9pfu No 10 wags,ins -s,..,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

New Orleans, March rs, 1853.
NJ. Gons have been using your Ksperlapenm' for
hstus that have suffered with for the last eighteen year,
ing during that time been operated upon by Johnon st.
Louis without have been try your AKA
perapeum aud must confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy cure
AMOS III HTOWER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
rnos 9n.f :,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Whom to Marry.
BLISS OF MARRIAGE.
BY s. S. HALL-sEooSD EDITION.
m. sT IA NIX,

III. - II III m H.
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND sFATIoNER
CAMP STREET ............,s "a,
coNrENTS-Bss of Marriage. Age at which person.
should Marry. Make your choice. First Love old
Baeeio Gentlcness Of Love Marry Woman who seeps
i Breakfast. Honesty. ProcrastinAton. Frendshp Tee.
iotality. Gambling. Moral Perseverance,. The Bali Room
Influence OF Family. Never Compete with Rich Man Co
euestes Manner Of Introduction First vt-secondT
Ffth--sixh-Seventh-Eight and Ninth Visit
How 20 Win her Love Popping the Question Rehearng
seriousness- Beauty. Blue Eyes. Mental Culture Red
Hair. Black Hair. Auburn Hair. Never Live on Credit
Ambition. widows Dowry. Country Gentlemen. widowers
Cousins. Rights Of Women. Disappointed Love Marriage
Home.
To which appended List Of the HEIREssEs South and
West, and BACHELORS OF FORTUNE
Price 81. mylI 2nst
Palm Lear Fans.
Jus received eiarge Of PALM LEAF FANS Of
LION & PNsARD.
nyII an1 GO sad g. Royal street. Islsn.il.
Great Reduction
CARPETlNGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Transrarent window shades.
TODD & CO.,
ms1 Aes lso Canal street, near Roys.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Esistey's
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.


We know Of specific In the world medi-
cine enuncatng this notice pro-
dueed by reeklessnes in youth forming in years fright
u catalogue of roube such Disease Of Kidneys
the Bladder Of the Uehea Weakness produced by
debility of the sexual organs. All these
RISLEYis BUCHU
has complete control and without question the very beat
TO take by those having kind Of disease Urethes
For sale, wholesale aud retail, in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
p and i5l Charsres street
0. o. wooDMAN,
myl7 2pseod<w Magazine and Common
SiG Einess Shirts for $I5,
WARRANTED ALL PURE LINEN AND ELEGANrLY
MADE.
SIX Excellent shirts for So,
Buttons come of.
Ladies' Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFs, 81 adosen.
Gents E. :. (ready hemmed,) for 81 co.
Summer Muslin DRAWERS 50 cents pair.
GauEe UNDERSTANDS, so cents each.
Msrseilles VESTS 81 Is each.
Linen SHIRT BosoNs IS cents each.
Ten SHIRT COLLARS for so cents.
AooDY's celebrated Washing sUsPENDERs 80 cents.
And everything pertaining to
GENrLEGEN's FURNISHING GOODS
At equally astonishing prices, at
S. N. MooDY'S
Shirt Emporium,
myl0 2pt coraer OF Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
D0IbeaI''s
CON M Err CIAL
CObnEGM,

New Glasses begin this week There special Professors
and Apartments for ENGLISH. FRENCH SPANISH, GER
NAN, PENMANsHIP, BooK-KEEpING, NATHEMATIcs,
ETC. All who wish to be ready good suaons should be-
gin Immediately.
N. B.-sons persons in this city paid $1,000 some
$500, $1,000, NOTHING. BUSINESS quanca-
ions make this difference.
myl7 2pst.. RUFUS DOLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
By NIXON . ADAMS.


E.s w ss resulasis served ~ssserissrs
~ eaiy hour every nerrine, tsandsys excepted or
~ Sce s edrance; a<if yearly and auArtery 81 ths
<ezd*4<sea. er y veek. payssis % the esref,s
Adver<lac1neu<s sqnaedsfs n<erten In al eass~
n; foref1ry Subsequent Insertion. 50 ecsu
Advertisements tho secaad charged p fos Gerry
is>erti9r-
at usesv.i. ~ ,. shareed u
s1eAre fsr esery inserti1n.
A1r<zs<eess< uars viii le published ncnsh Or
snxsr ce.xred Aecsrdixeis zevrrzemensqr snh-
spon M ee stopped uasl ~ ssfrAsass are pH'd 1.-THE
stzton Of tte rropric<ofs-
I~fner41 ll@ecount M y adste fsFuAr sfvertiseFt
THE DAILY CHEsCENT
crcs<ton which renders Il desirable medium foz sdser
ex A. FAuly kxrka circula1es largely. reaching
n5 <Sndrsds homes at early hour. and being read
Io ~ srFroseA u kanesz hoarz consequently ecle.
~ 0Aay ~ nsy n 4dvAntaxsousIy pnbli,hsd in its
THn WE nKLr CREsCErT
= &61lhSd eyty Monday morning q S. year invariably In
>1e< H4vi1r cirenisziou throughout Lon
eee nl<.Isrippt Ark&n~az Alabama. Texas and othsr
4 tpfss1ntz Favorable sredcAo advertisers ofmnkus
IN u1re1 and eoancdlties knovn- Advertisements
sn1>< ~ y per square, e4ch insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Handsome Fashionable Clofisiag

Handsome Fashionable CEoflsissg
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Per steamer Black Warrior.
AIEEtED rGUNRoM uss CO.,
No 81 MAGAZINE srREET
Have Just received by amship large and hand
some addition to their assortment Of
Fashionable Summer Clothing,
To which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
SUMNER COATS, from 81 rs up
SUMNER PANTAL0oNs from 81 up
SUMNER VESTS, from 81 90 up.
FINE DRAP DErE FRoCKs
BOMBAzfNE
Single Miled CLOTH FROCKs.
colored CASs FRoCKs.
Also
Fkooksof italian Cloth, Alpaca seersucker Linen Chi
nsse Grass Cloth White and Fancy Duck e,c. etc.
PANrALo0Ns-of Drsp D'E,e, s. NJ Cloth s. NJ Cassi.
mere, White and Fancy Linen, Farcy Marsees ETC. etc
VESTS-Of s. N. Cashmere Bonbn1ne Italian Cloth White
and Fancy hsrseilles, While and CoOred Linen paca,
ETC., etc.
UNDER GARMENTs-of Gsuso MeriuO. oauss Cotton. Ii.le
Thread, sanre Flannel, etc. etc.
BOYS CLOTHING, Of every description
INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of all kinds
TRUNKS, yALISES and Garnet Bses
Patent Yoke or Challenge shirts.
We would call particular to our present .celIent
Of the popular Paeu Yoke SHIRTS These are the
best fitting and best made Shirts country and We have
all sizes and styles. A fit guaranteed
Should dissatisfaction the purchase OF Goods
they may be returned and exchanged money will be
cheerfnlly refunded.
R1-No DEVIATION IN PRICES
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
mylI 2p6t 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
Carpet Warehouse.

No. ~ CHARITIES STREET..
We offer At the Lowest market prices MATrIN0l rolls
White, Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all
widths styles aud qualities cARPETIN-A large assori-
men Of All kinds received direct from English
manufactures Table Covers 0ramb Cloths Rugs Window
Shades. Hair Coth Mats for cash paper
myi7 2p6s A. BROUSSEAU a. Co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
.Tasaes Es. THonapsOta,

NhhDFfANI TAILUk,
xe. al BROADWAY. cusar Canal stIses,1 NEW YcRx.
lyls 2Ftf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Notice in Partition.

tlMou Ccuuln, 5s-
-. The Commonwealth OF PennSyivs-
,u.a. 10 the oner-I q. the county Of
De D Union. Greeting
- Whereas, a. an Orphans Cour;
held al Lew.slurs iu and for The County of
Union, the I-tl cay O.. september, a. d. SIS,
before Abraham =. Wilson. President AM
Philip Run aat j. inn N.Slmo Rton, Esquires,
Jui i-rs OF The same Count. James Clarke, one
,. tae heirs of F.aye. Clarke, late Of keliy
township, JL.ul county, dec c, presented his
petition 90 ,Ac sa-i Cuur.. s.a'Iu-, that the sad
Lrce5eu, died about SIX moutns since inI-S-
tate. seized III h.> deme2ue a Of fee Of ant
Iu all that cer.uL 10, %. ground situated ia
Kelly township Union county, bounded On
rle south, west AM north by lands Of Georgs
+. Miller, E. and Oh she east by the Sus-
gu--llEa river. Containing about hall an acre,
more .I less. 6l which are erected a Iwo-siO-
r.v frame Dwelling House, q Shrp and Stable
being all The Tea. estate Of which the SAID de-
cejeut died seized. The said deceteRt died
without issue CT any lInyal descendant, but
leaving lhe following collateral heirs, 90 VII.
Roar Clarke. rss ling IL Ohio; James Clarke,
residing IE Huntingdon county. brothers Doe
Hr Roam Clarke. residing IL hJHuugl.- &C.,
Pa-r1Iy child aud heir Ci Walter CIafE.tec't
win. was q brCLer-Flavel Clarke. laie.vass
believed q. present to reside n lae STATE ti
Ca...yu-a. son e.. William Clarke. tsc't.
u-a was e. 30. ..-I-aL- Two ~ three nsHur
-....r-E q j. Lam eI. decd. who was Z
daughter C.. aa -a.t William ClaIse, decd
sci. --.E cl.. .C-a reside with .le.r :4'Hsr.
Clement Lam -r-- .a SUNNI. CO.. O1lr. Whr
r ,la las .. t-. IS The guardian c. lneir
persons, and -. e.. assets claimed By Their
deed neither lie -l-.asr say> ina, he IS de
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
A Lecompt0n Test.

Mr.. MoYER, one OF the Buchanan candidates
for commissioners represented as right or
wrong Lecompton man-one Of the few who
sui believe that "the Wings are the same as
the Tories Of the Revolution, and Republicans
and Wings are the same thing. (It is years
since We heard the Wings revIled as Tories,
but this LecOmpionite IS one Of those innocent
ones who really believe that "bugabOo" story,
and hasn't heard that The Wigs are such very
good fellows y
Mr.. WLIDESsAUL, the other Buchanan can
didaie, last Spring signed the Anli-Lecumpton
emonsirance-embT the names of a ma
IorlIy OF the Democrats 0! LewisburS-against
the efforts Of Crotzer and three or four others,
TO represent the Union county Democracy as
iayorng Buchanan's Kansas policy.
~ Here IS one good test OF the party feeling
on that subject. Let the Anti-Buchanan men
all stand by their own man, Pros,) and the
Democrats vote for Meyer or Weidensaul ac-
cordlns as they approve or disapprove the
PRESIDENTS Kansas policy, and thus fairly
setue the disputed point as to which Is the
strongest party IN the county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Mr. BuChanan's late Pledges.

u. S. Senator Brown, Of Mississippi,
recently delivered speech at Vicksburg,
IN the course Of which he said that he
called on the President before he left
Washington, and Mr. buchanan assured
him IN the most positive and unequivocal
terms that he would appoint no man to
Office who held the opinion that Kansas
ought to be admitted Jetore she has pop.
ulation which would cnti,le her to n Rep.
resenta'ive in Congress, (according to the
terms of the English Conference Bill }
aud that he would decopitotc ec~y office.
hoiler 'oho oppressed such beiieE Sena-
tor Brown went on TO state that he regnr.
ded this as solemn pledge Oh tho part Of
MIR. buchanan, aud although be considered
him IA little weak in the back" he be.
lieved he would stick up to it. wheuev.
er he (senator Brown plightcd his faith
to any man, be always stuck to it, and he
INTENDED to hold Mr.. Buchanan to his dec.
laraiion.