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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
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FAIR GROUND
gum Selten Der Sanb itattfinpen miro. = Das
@Oneert beSinnt Na&miftasc 4 ll6r. uno fSnncn
Die 9cebrten G5rilnebmer um s, 4 uno 5 llbr
mtttellt Der Nreoerif56urscr 9aGn na6 ben
Nnsltelnn95'9loB 9elau9rrt. Ter 8aGrpreis re.
trdat 10 SITS. fir @rmabfene unp 5 Cts. fir
&inoer. Der GintrittSprcte gum Concert tetraot
III @tS. 6ttr @rfrii&unarn 1T auf Dem l66n
9eie9snen plab beltens 9eIcrat.
Die Wlit9lieoer oieier Ituiit @eiruIhaft elaus
ben init Neht ppbl audi auf cine redtt ,a6lre;be
Sbetlna0me ;hrrr Qanbsleute rehnen ,u tSnnrn.
ano erlauben if& biernurA nod sanS beloupsrS
paiu etn,ulaeen.
SIN Namen ber grmpyg,8 ane
=. 9Gbmanr, Qcaper.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
Hctne alte tnportirte
2Setne, &siqmpr3 rnb 6iSarrem.

2SetIe, &fqhprS Emb Si8arrem.
Die llntcrYi&neten BADEN tin Gompasnt;-g eiGait trSfntt
untr btr Sirma
MKEEVER s. BROKEN,
uno tperoen in ibrem Store, NO. 4 Grbouoe
6ctel, 9eort CTR, 3ttmrnr, @a..
fUr Die 6UI9e elm itetS Yei1paItises Eager fltren ron I'M,
pOrtirten uno inl6naild,n
Weinen, giquOrs uno Gi9arren,
gSnoCn QOrtcr, Scpt6 Nle,
Sarpines u. (. M,
aui melIe @rtifel bieeI5en be @ufmerflamfe;t ibrer Trrurbs
uno bee 9eebrten gubltunS bin;upeUtn lid erlaubsn, Rem
lei.ben aber AUD iu9leit Die &erii@crrna oeberb, boF iebcr
BET un9 aefoufte @rtifeI ais dtt 0oron.irt iperben fam rrb
uad9 jsSsm 2beiIe Der SlaOt frsi ins 3auS selitftt wro
&ler. WCRtepcr.
@baS. q. 8rtden.
ne Or. 8rtGen eylnubt fb ftintn fTrcunS,u IF,
@nisi9e III MAIDEN, baB or eaS leitbCr Won i6n, %betricbrne
4egsr| nne 2ebsnS-9 eritdcrrnQs -Wri&6ft fortitssn mirS.
Seize Siitee b.sfnbet f& jssI in benz Store Der Srrsn
NcteeSer u. grideu.
va 8erittterun9tn atItV Qrt unS in Sen semen
@elsRl6attsn werhtn siaisit oaicIblt IN taeo,nasnpmmen.
2et9sn 8srNbsruns (Sniurarct) fp,npt man i'd an
Or. 8riden,
Np. 4 Grhanae Sptc[, Ssdrlir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
4 B.

Das ~pfeiele Slott Der Oiftatcrial. 8ssie.
run9 brin8t foI8enOs aOreiie Der @siitltttsit III
0entini an @arital6i
n0eneral! Das S6pcrt pes 6rrrn warD
S6nen anYertraut, um 9talisu gu beireten uup
Sts 6n6en Sa rrfen 9efrsiun9 28unpsr setBan.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08

= YS eitlth 81 IL aerbe {. 2rpri
fran3tfl6c Samen, bic (tm gu Der 3cit in Gan
'traretscr bcfauosn, ais Die iapancIi6e @sInnct.
l@att bert antam, wiinihttn lstr Icb6aft. I6 an
Soro bes SGtfes gu ~besrecn, auf rem RE ga.
pdneieu lib t~Cfanoen (; hph le purpcn abIhlEo,
LID telhteecn, ba feline Oamen sugctaGcn wu
DEN. um ttr !3icl renuph ~ erreihen, leatsn
tic mnnrltrtr Slripung on ,tnp madbtcn iGrcn
Seiuh bort. 90 LANCE lie nur Iprldcn, wufoe
tDr @sihleHt ntdt cntbrft, eenu bic Yartcirn
%fontten iih 9r9enIeitig ni6t p~rrfeben, ols itc
aber Ntidies nctmen ppltrn unp benz iaponslf.
l6en Nrmirdl bic 6aao re'@;cr, ;eiate ib in
letnen Wtencn Gin e~i9entbimlibcs 0Gdeln rnb
er CAB icfcrt rincm iciner @piutanten DEN 9uf.
traa, in feline @nIitt binatsuaeben unb BON
bort Uerlfirpcnc 5aarnabsln, NrmtGnoer, psl,.
merit uno onbrre CUR peibfthen Suilettc crfcr.
osrltde @r9enitanoe beraufjubulsn. .Mtt einsm
ortentaliihen SSinf Idgtr er Dem DoumetIter.
III Dem 9Gnbcprud elmer Dame fSune or I'D,
nidbt tGu1hen.
9rtn3 unb Burger. Ter grin; BON
sSdIrS 1T ni6t ssr rrfe enslifbe SGrpnfolscr,
Ger bic Scr. Staatcn t:iu6t. &5nts GBilbclm
Der Sierte tbat cs, ebe er bic Uiit De sineS 3brcn.
fclaers ~crlan9te. NGbrenp fcines @uFrutbaltes
in Nsw ycrf murre ibm unter fplaenben I'm.
tanpen zine beilIams 2rbre su Gbei(: Gr b,oob
ith in cine SartterRute, nm l6 raFrcn ,i IoI.
len. Mls ptes sel6eben mar, nd6ette cr Eh Der
bitiden 5rau res BARRIERS, Die suFdqta anne.
icnb mar, uno gas tbr sinsn Gub nit pen gBsr-
ten uOa, jest f6nnen Sie Iasen, pas sic BON
etnem aus Der t6nisli6en 6amilie aetiiEt worben
linp." Der Barrier fab bteS atcr ais einen
S@trnpI AT, or ersrif ben 9rinsen uno tcfSrz
Oerte ibn mittelit zines 5uB,rtttrS Dor re 96ire.
tnbem CT a%uSrief: 30, Sie fSnntn icbt iasen,
paB sic einen f0nislideu 5ubtritt ION eiucm
f~reicn Nanne erbalten 6oben."
- &ribii6cf 6u y BON Ns,p gJprf bat
unlan9lt cine iebr Srrninftige %prlrIuna eebaI.
ten. in weltrr or ouf bic srpbt gBihtiatcit ouf.
m'rtiam madte, baB nniere iunssn Damon unp
Oom6en oaa &oGen uno bic 0auebaltura cr-
%iernteu. nScbc junge Dame, uup ib fraoe oor
nt6tS nnnnd, msnn lie ieltIt Die Su6tcr eires
&GntQS III, ipute in bonn Drpartement Der ,Giite
5u 5aule icin." Sa. Ter gtiapf erfldrt Ia be.
rett, Der Dame, peI6e mad einem SaGre bic
o'lNI " Setltl HuTI u"erFel9enoe Snrtlt llber
bic NSitbtistrit Der ScGfunB NIB Sausbaltuna
l%tsIert, eirlen prslS Ypn $50 bdben 5u laTen.
= Sn elmer c%rr9lribenben &rittt i6er gr,
ranger un0 ublanO ia9t Borne BON Der Qje6e
sum @ein bis CUR 2iebe gu Soft 1T Der @dritt
ntht 10 un9cbrurr, ais man rentcn mGhte. Der
g6etn befreit Den menibltAeu &6rpsr BON leiner
SHwrrfraIt, CT bridt Die Soften Der VrrI5nli6-
felt Die ~Oteli9icn Gfnet DEM menlhli6rn 9eile
orn &erFer leiner SnriYtpuolitGt uno aGeroi6t
ibn Der 1uft nnO bsm 2ibte Der unermeBlttb.
feit."
6erner {: "Oas bdusli6e 0lid lit bic @runcr
la9e pes 0fentlt&en nter p9ne 9sli9iSn sibt 60
fem bausIl6eS Gid. OaTsG6e Sano, wel8ss
ben Menlden an ben 9immel biupet, bincst i'm
an feline Tamilie."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
Orfang Derein Dirainia !

Sn 8ei9e rer 9eltern gbenp lfattaefunbenen
2teottr'Scritsluns peS 1ugu. 9ereins finret pie
mOnatiiht 8eriammlung res @eIa na. Gsreinf
rStrStnta" ert am @iittmcA, cen S. b. d.,
Absnps 81 ubr i'm Sereius<&ctal, Nsm 0arfst
3otel itatt, uno werSen Die Mit9lieOtr st ,abG.
REDEEM 8siu&e ein8sIapen.
Der 9prfaup.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
0tm3eiaem.
unathGnaiaer Surnprrein.

undthahStser Surnoerein.
Die MfitsIiecer Der fir bic @aritaloi. 6eier
eriratlt 9errienrn Gcmmttte, iuwie pisirniaru
Nfttgltcoer, rrelhe ibre &idrt5 nod nidt ts,abtt
Laten. fuc Scbufs abre6nuns auf 6cuts Qihenb
8 lltr III elmer SsrIammluns i'm Streius.Q cfale
etnaeidcen. Uer Scrltanb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
Doll! 6pI,I

IVY! OVE8!
uhierSe'bntter bait fcriipdbrtnb cinen arsEen gsrrrath psr
Stfen- uuo .6tGtcnbeIs better SuaIitdt, unb fam .ftiue
Srnrsn bletntti unisr ben %aan!tisiien @cpinounstn ScrCtSsn.
Set HSulen BON . 8laIfern rsirS bae g~Bespaien f~oftnirti be-,
ler9t' StrSuuugcn, prlhe btntcrlalen ircrrcn bel 9abueo n.
e0tt Goer @ec; y. S%unSItp. Srrabira6e, icpie in Der SpII-
nieocrla9e an Sroaeitr., nabe @rrpfr @pcrne ,strber. prS;nrt
Selrr8t. prette: DAD bette @i6cnbptS ~ $3.50. unb
&annenpplj iu $500 per Gprb. SameS q. Nspre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08

9. Gns9enbeimcr
Sinportcr BON prutidrn II. frauS6fl6et 8tinsint
uno Sroubiee,
Havana & Domestic Cigars,
Nr. lis 5ranflinltt., Spiiden Der Ia. u. 1J.:
nabe @uecrnprlfr.
SGe eeltlHe 9ublifur, insbcIpnbcrc abr DisSerss, faufer
'tne cue pcrrcn SStr:bc, tpcrbcn anf bicles nai erribrctc
SSeolelolC. ecl6aft auficrtiam eenoGt upb erfu6t. bic bod
grs.SmurG!srn s1saren 6siielsS nsuen GrattiGtments su pcriu-
ntn. cpe nc III anotrcn bteiieCn peer ~n6rbIidben SluItrn ibrc
Slrtaulft mad,cR. Inter gneeret ~perbitnen fpIsenbe MrtifrI
eelrnoere bier erirdbut limb btrpprscbcben III tpcrben:
6ran5ofilte Sranpies unp 8uttwciue,
@bampasurr Gale SurtenI,
9tkeire uno MrItl 9Srine,
Nue Scrtcn g8bisfcy, Sin:
9eddb uno 2tpple-Sranpp:
Aue SUrtcn Fisurure (GprptaIs), ais: ISiimm.I
Nnis, &tiantb, CURACAO &C. &c.
gas % prtsn 5apana nnp Domehit Cigars nj
lseenl Sretfr, ppn6tnrs 8autabaf, ale Sprtsu
Jtdudtdbaf. Sarbines &c. &c.
lin freuheliten 3Hipruf bittct g. @usssabein,r,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
SeSdnmt,ndcbuuoem

gu Gerrenten
fegen Srst ;3tmmer. po0snp fir zine 5amllie
OeHe Stnoer opsr an lerise Serrcr, BEL
9. 9Gbmann,
@racefr.. sriI6en Der 4. II. 5.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08
@elnht.

@elu6t.
YIN @Pnr6sn sur gsrrihtung bGusli6er Qrs
oeu IN elmer Heinru SSnmilie ueer aud sur 8ur.
tun9 zines Stnpss. gu %srfrnssn tet
Z. gSagner,
Ode Der 6tcn u. Vrpobfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08

Oaptb Q. GurbIe,
Ute StraBe, sipil6en SrOaO- nnp Grace,
9iGmpnb, @a.
Sraftiider @as II. Steam @ipe Sitter.
0erirlbe 1T in ben Stonb sr1ebt, ale in bieIes
@eitbaft etnidlascnce Nrbeiten chen 70 Ibnel uno
btllt9er hersultelrn, ais ir9rnD Gin anOeres per-
artt9tS @elaGft.
Neferen3en.
y. S@ap. 9. 81. Stofsntaum.
.. SaieI. Stctbins II. 9uaem.
purcea. Qobb u. 60. Gas. 6. @Qett.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08

o''nOu' 8~'Snlsrit. Dafetfatrt-N ctjens@ cleal0aft.
SaRtpfic6iffabrt
Spiitren
Sanihnrs ihe Wrn. Sort, pa 2putbamptrn,
SernriaeIt Der ntLcn auf bas ScltbeIe eebautcn urb Gle
9antsite etngerthteten SrOBen eilcrnen @piemnvfI6iTe
Scru a, 1000 Sons, @upt. Irautmarr.
8 a M a, 1000 Sons, GAIT. S&wenIer.
SarOnia, $500 Sens, Capt. Gblers.
8bi8s tpesen ibrer lNntqen unS 8tidIi6cn Sabrten rii6u,-
Ittlt bsfannte DamPE$ife perpen Te9elrtisis am
@riten unp 6ilnflebnten iroen Mcnate
Won 9sm gcrt 4no 9am6urs, MIA Srutbamptsn .rpeSirt unb
nc4men 9%ala9isre Srn 9tD aprf mad '''' u
i'll ~fOIssnpen Yreiien:
GrIe Gdiute =. . 500.
SWette GajUte IA
3wifhChocG az
Son samburs naob Sfcn 2IOrf:
@rle GajIte $Il2.5 so. oneitr r. orS,s g. ouic4
S46 "Se9en S%afa9e lpfnbe man lido an ~"
e. u. Sid,ars, SpaS u, @np.
100 2rpabwaD geip 9Isrs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08

N"S ptr0tnti DE munberborr
9Saih.5 tuib,
elm orts9eSet6nrtes @httel, nm BGI6e s.,
retH'9en uno in sntrm 3uIanCe ~ erbolfsn,
%nOertrtTt aue Gtnli@sn bernrtisen 0rGperotipn,a
uno 'pirO gu so @ts. per @aGpne Scrtauft.
Serfauft ein,is bsi 6. 9. Wicpt
Gde Der Stain n. II. ctr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Ihorgkts lor ENril.

It is god general rule to plough in
tie fall most Of the land intended !7
grain or head crops. His Exccueucy,
John Fros', with lis invisible puiverizers.
will, in case CT fall p!5urL.ng, perform
wonders a. regards sUUlgug hard aud
rough soil. Bu: if your land is naturally
light aud loose, it will be injured Jy fa'l
pi5ughipg. FEecz'uss and thawiugs de-
s'lcy the little adhes:veness belonging to
4 light loan, lad its most feT;i,;z.ug par
ticles Wi! be given to the winds aad w.
teEs which val. on winter.
Light soils shoa,i be kept coated and
bound together BY vegetation as much as
possible. In plougti0g l-ud Of auy de-
seripiion. but more particularly q light
soil, care should te taken to draw the fly-
rows q nearly lave! as possible. WITH
cut this Irec7u ion, every tg.row viii te-
come the channel Of water course, by
means Of which the best Of your land VIII
take French leave 0! your premises.
If your land IS light and sandy, it will
be highly important to turn the flrrow
quite over, aud leave !, Is FIT as house
fJ9r Q: the tax Of al everlasting story
teller. Then complete your work by har-
rowing 50 as to 81 all the in;ersiiees be-
tween the fuEr5w slices, ana passing hea-
" roller over l.. Bu, if the lind Is Of Z
s;if, heavy. adhesive nature, tie flrrow
slices should 10, be laid 50 f.; Is to pre-
vaut the air from pergaiiDg tLeiE s!-as AID
love. parts.
The depth Of plovghing should be regu-
lated By tie hiud Of cEoP proposed, tie
daP:h Ct TIE sill, aud the means 0: inPro-
wing it. lii wrong to turn up at olce
l-!ge portions Of hungry ear;h, unless you
have plenty Of manure with WHICH 70 feed
IT,
Attend to your garden, and cultivate
the following, among other vegetables,
viz. ariicbokes, asparagus, bse;s, c1cam-
beTs, il hoibeis c.5bages, carrots, celery,
cress, endiye, horse Tadish, lettuce: mustard,
onions, parsley, parsuiFs, peas, pepper,
sweet potatoes and other potatoes, started
in hot beds and tIausfl4a;al, r4lishes,
rhutarb, ruia baga, sa!a4i0g, sa!safg, sea
kl!e, sliusge, squashss, early taruips, &.
For the time IN the month, you NUS;
be guided partly BY the season, aud partly
By directions in works which Will tell
you the manner Of Preparing the soil,
sowing, &c.-Ftssen5ca.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Democratic National Convent ons.
THE IWo-IHIEns ErIE--VcTEs FOR rEESlDENT.


Ia the days of o.d-fashioned patriots
Ike jefferson, Madison and Monroe, the
"Repu5lcau" Members Of Congress Sc
lec;cj the candidates for President. This
was successful mode until 1924, when
Wm. II. Crawford WAS the Irregular nom
inee" of the Democratic party, bat came
out "iLiTd-best" in the vote. In ls.S,
Jackson was elected BY "sponiaueous com
busiion." In 1882, the system Of Naii5na!
Democratic Delegate Conventions was es-
tablisbei, and was coutiDued-on the
principle that "the nlcjorIy shall uomi-
uate"-until lSli, when Nr. Van Buren,
frs; rebe.led against the Slavery plot to
annex Texas for Southern purposes. The
masses Of the Democracy weie with him,
anI he had a decided majority Of pledged
and instructed Delegates il bis favor il
tina; Baltimore Convention. fsE-B But, t.
compass his defeat, and to strengthen Sla-
very, ne'r rue Was cunpi0g.y devised by
Southern polItlcials, which was secretly
agreed to by traii0rOus NoItherners, aud
was carried out, al the given time, BY
neaGI.eh d. Wright Of Pa. and others in
the plot. That new rule" was, tina,
''iue majority" should not govern, but
tbattwo,thiIds-or, negatively, 2ne-;L!Ii-
should nominate :. In this way, the com
pact, well-;Tained Southern minority
bound il adauauiine cohesion by the il
a-xible, OmpiPo;eui tie Of Slavery-copld
worry out aud bring TO terms the loosely
tied and yariously interested men Of the
North, Elst and West, with their diyersi-
dsd Commercial, Agricultural, Mslfac;ur-
Iug and Mining pursuits. Such men as
Dallas, could always be found at the North
men who, (as EAU sold bis bir;a-right
tor sayOry meaD would violate all pied .es,
and tramP.e upon every noble principle,
flv an otEce or az honor from the hands
Of Power. With this iudia-rubber Iule,
the Save Propagal3isis have, since lo4i,
never failed to select men exactly f,te3 TO
their purposes. Anl when the people Of
the North have cast out their unfaithful
servants Of the Arnold stamp, the General
Government has ever sought to reward
them BY such ofi:es, subsidies, or rich
contracts as were il its power.
The tteo-ttirds rule was adopted in
lS44, by the following vote, (by States y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
MGaE NEWS from ATLANTA.

The following paragraph appears in the
-Adlnta (GA) C2.tcderacy, under the title
of the "Devili.h Act of a Negro Woman :"
ave learned Of & gentleman from PEN
fed, On yesterday, negro woman be-
longing to james L,nkfort, Of that place.
becoming tired Of lie, threw three Of her
children lnio 4 well said to be G5 fee, in
depth, and then jumped in herself. Mr..
LanktoId wen! down after them, and found
her still living and a-t seriously injured.
When be reached her she attempted to
drown him, aud it WAS only by main f,rca
that be sutdued her aud brought her VI
the children were all dead. She IS coufu-
ed in jsil, ard will no doubt be lung as
murteress. She assigned, as reason for
the rash and i1auman act, that she wished
to die, and d:Gu't want to leave any Of her
children behind" TAI .eou'onted and
hsPpy'-"would 1t be free they could
-"tec0m;ug CLristiao'zei''-of course =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
a CAU1loy TO IRAylLEGs.-Mauy

4 CAJIIJS TO IRAVLLEEs.-Nany
persons, II passing from one ear to another,
while t!ain i. in motion, ale accustomed
to steady themselves By grasYiug he hori-
z5u'-i ..leel used FOR Winding up the brake,
Which projects above the platform Of the
ear. Ta., habit has nov become au ex-
,ramely dangerous one Several Of the
leading railroads are beginning to use
uew k.nl of brake, which, il case Of ensr-
geuey, can be set almgs; instantly without
tie presence Of tTlkesnln. Sho1.d
sach an emergency arise while passenger
vas s.eaiyiug himself ty oae of ,bs
wheels, il would, Ei.Lou; tie least warn
iUg, c1mMeLcs to rs'oiye rapidly, aui he
would lose his bold and run grea. .i,k Of
filling between the cars. tbs Is FELT to
be 50 real a danger that the latest patterns
for tie wheels are made With a web in
them, rendering il impossible for the baud
completely to eucircle the rim Of the wheel.
THIS, however, but slightly obyia;es the
dagger J carefgl maa Will shan them
eutireiy.-J ". Apraygs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

LINE LIGHTs.-Two great Drummond
lights have been put up at the ferry land
inss in Liverpool; they are said to i!lu-
mine large space with b.il.iancy equal
TO the light Of day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Brand the Hypocrites p,

The men who were paid BY the Locos in
1856 to get up third party, in order to
help the Free Trade, Pro-Slavery party to
succeed, are again trying the same game.
They are publishing in the Opposition pa
pers, mot the Locos) in this State, tie
fOllOgirr rail.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Stop tie Runaway,

n comf.eKi1ni chunky built; upper front
10 n oui; iaicS Ifs' ca.t carpenters tries -
preach makes - snuu at nIah-G,wa Ian
saace. H Is the properly MIR. Jane L.
Bel, 0f HeTr.velher county. Ga. He left the
residence of Mr.. Ec.0r Of ina; comfy, where
ne was a. wor6. On the q DAY @: last month,
iaains with h.m some tools. lie writes a bad
hand. Tweary-fve dollars vii. b. pad feg his
delivery 10 me il fznt N the SAFE, or one
hundred !! found or, @. the SAFE. He IS sup
posed 10 be irving IL make MS way 10 free
STATE. I. NJ. SEAGO,
Broker and Commission Merchant.
Atlanta, FEB. i, 1850
TIE above is literal coTy Of hand
b.ll which lies before Us. We ask the
reader to cri,iciso it, word by word. No
criminal ofeuse Is alleged a-ains; tLis fu-
gi,iye he is n5t murderer, an adult
erer, vagaboui, or thief. He Is a man
fifty years Of a,s'-Probatly, then, 4
hgsosui, and a father. He IS good
carpenter" honest, sober, and Industrious
He ";ries to FreacA"-ah then he is 4
child Of God, who tries to proclaim the
love Of Christ. He uses "Li gL-f)wn Ian
guags," to be sure, bu; he has frtsi to i'm
prove himself, by learning to write. a
lroman claims him as property, His crime
is that he is trying to make his way to
free State! ~ All this in Georgia, aud
within the past thirty days.-Ao}eIeaR-n.
This Atlanta is where they drove off
Dr.. Horlacher. They appear much to
prefer black people to white, jlsi there
would rather hear the s'good carpenter"
preach, than our friend the Dr..-compel
the unwilling to stay, and lynch those
who would remain .-S.Gr d. Cir0ajc'e1
PEnE EiPEE FINDS IHE MAN WHO EgEELB HIN.
Some weeks since, we noticed that our
esteemed townsman, Peter kiper, had been
robbed of fifteen dollars. \ few days ago,
a gentleman of this place, (whO We will
call Jerry informed Peter tha; he could
tell him who had robbed him. Peter was
all anxiety.
"He was tall, strong fellow" said
Jerry.
"Yesb,' said Peter.
"Hc handles fellow roughly, tears him
around, and throws him down"
"Yesh, dat ish de fellow"
Well, that is the man who, I believe,
took your money. l see him lettering
around all the barrooms in town"
"Wat ISL bis name!' inquired Peter.
"AlcohOl," says the incorrgitle Jerry
Of rushes Peter to a Justice Of the
Peace and demanded q warrant for the ar
rest Of the man who robbed him. The
Justice asked the name, but Peter had
forgotten it. 1t was Hall something, but
be could not exactly remember. The
Justice went to Jerry aud asked him if be
knew who had robbed Peter.
Jerry answered, that, according to the
past Of lis belief, be would say i, was
Alcohol.
"Alk Hall, Ak Hall" said the Justice, |
4 deep study. "Who is ak Hall 2" /
But the idea suddenly striking him, he
eft.
Peter got 10 warrant. Later in the day,
he was told that Alcohol was caught and
led in certain town store The injured
nan Immediately repaired to the place de-
ignaied, that he might get sight Of the
'illain, when hefound jug Of tangle-foot
Ehiskey tied to the leg Of chair .-Bed'e-
1nte Press.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
CONVENTION OF 1852.

There were forty-nine ballotings, all Of
which 1t is unnecessary to give. \ few
viii be sufficient 10 indicate the leauipgs
towards particular candidates. Mr. Doug
las first appears as a Presidential canGi-
date in this Convention. The foruerIules
were adopted, no specific vote on any
single one being taken.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

How "PRoTECEIoN' OPEgATEs. A.
jubilee =, Era5tou's factory, in North
Adams, Mass, last week, Ar- Brayton re-
marked, th4; when he opened his mil, in
1882, wages .or girls were forty-two cents
a week, and calico cost one dollar yard;
low some Of bis girls earn six dollars
week, and c4.ie0 Is sud ioE eigL; cents
wand
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

THE S7EAM-Nr J. c. Williams, of
Baydon, Wiltshire England, recently
leciuTed before the Huugsri5rl Farmers
Club, aui spoke in closing terms Of
"Fawkes' American Steam P.OE." He
blamed British farmers for being So dila-
tory in adopting steam FlOvs, when it lad
been 50 satisfactorily demonstrated that
they were far rnoIe economical than torses.
10 all Eu.laod only ere tvadrat farmers
have as Yet adopted them, whereas ali Wbo
cultivate 400 acres 0! laUd should now be
using them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

Free States Isl
Slave States l30...G6 Free State maj
In all this time, Vermont, MassacLus-
etts and Illinois Of the Free Staies-with
Virginia, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama and
South Carolina Of the Save Siates-haye
voted invariably on the same side. Every
other State has changed, frs, or last.