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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

A Non Interference v.ih the gus.tr Z Slavery a
not t-is- u .--i for C.u--r,.i1aa L,-...aii a
The mAiutAlnaEos 81 tie Constitution d. e1
The supreme Court q the TINTED states aul H.,
fEseui q al -aEs enacted ~ Lal.-e.s.
ffvt-cl'n ig TIE Iulu.traI Interests q the whole
: Elni.sT4t41u q public affair.
Ciilens @; feuu-y lvsua, who are oFoi 70 political
saeohs ana sectional isues sLC i-.rous OF renor-
1ne The causes NLh have ,iau -sl the Union Of the
iAies ana restlrug harmony amongst the people hy
3fIniEc truly Nat-1nal Parts. haI upon td- above
1oapie- az requested 10 s1 d-er-Ies STATE Con
rhilou To assemble al Lancaster. the lb of April
l.p 70 Nominate raudiast ilr tie Presidency an ice
lreri5enry of the Unitei states
by oEaeE Of the k1scu;iV- Committee
CHARLES LtNCAsILE. Chairman
L PECIlN, SECRETARY, Pt.!A4eiphiA- SVs5.
TdT!f, and non-iuieT!eTerce with Sla-
fsery one way or the other, Is the protessei
platform of this concern in this Tariff
Auti-Slavery State But, see here we
Pave before Us the Sampler Republican,
published al Americas, in the Free Trade
sP'O-s!avery State Of Georgia, in which
fhe same "National Constitutional Union
eSHueatioH" is advertized from Washihg
ton, and Immediately underneath, is their
call for State Convention, thus:
The citizens of Georgia Who Ar o-r,s h,,b :, -.
na4 schemes oi TIE si,44very Iarty . s- Ag-th sr
Z1o The abuses and e1trar4 -lg= q sa- I-lla-f.
to All interterence by sectau VITA t. -a..f -,
futions of another whether 10 ,tstes .-.4 !sry,r
Aieh are the common pr gegty of -. tie -ta;es o
pr ~ ealsifE5Hz ~ 70 7 t.s Sf4 % frss sfis,
a ~ % "a, i1;t1- ulA her gr Tg q. et~y -rigss,
ai cf1 iaa. f.zS-s c>cae. a. sectional - Lii
iaf'azs a. aiI4icsi - the puJe fTanqul.Iiy-NL
VERNE TIE Constitution and a1yueaie rcs,ec; AnI
iee io al laws passed in pprs1snee ;s--rof and
1e9lsl11s Of ihs constituted tribunals q Tie land
sleiea = meet IN their respective csuuies, - ear
- a. '7'l1Alle- AID sIpo:ai delegates, &c.
here, 1t viii be seen, NO TARIFF plat
Fo'n Is included, but The ertreuae Southern
T'HHd ct tHteTro4iioa tlr .S1rery is taken.
20 tbs Union" coniriyanee takes in Free
fade Slaye-EIteuiiouis,s at the South.
Nd Tariff pUn-iu.eryeutionists a. the
eofih.. The South will Dot be fooled
lbs base trick Of uDPrincipled jugglers
lie employ of Buchanan, and we trust
aa Ng,ih VII Dot.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

The tubes Of tubular bridges are paint
ed nearly white, SO as to increase the radi-
alton and TO diminish the effects Of alteyla-
tions Of temperature.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
llou; Two Wise Men.

There's q "Gove-nor Wise and an .'a.oasu: Wise"
Bat; to say (which is which might puzzle the ooons
Since. with ca much inflated they both seek rise
And they both have already gone up in balloons.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

EE>ToHI>G DaIACED VELvET-The
-UaH5r d Ia Su'ay publishes tie follow.
iD- method foE restoring ye!se; to its orr
gil1l cJudiii5D. l; is we'll kaovD ths.
when velvet has been vet, no: OILY i'ssp-
Paarane. Is spoiled, iu; i; become. hard
and kuotty. To restore is original sof,-
ness, it mus; be thoroughly dampel on tia
wrong side, and then Lell over 1 yeEy ho.
i.ou, care being taken not to let it touch
tie LATER In Z .h5rl time the yslve. BE-
comes, as it were, ues again. The thaory
Of tbs is very simple: The heat Of
the iFon e7aP5ratss the water though
the tissue, soi forces the vapor OFT Z, TIA
upper side; this vap7T passing between tie
l.Gereut ftors, separates those which az
hersd together in J1lctss. II the yeis-:
were irolel after danp.ng, an exactly op-
posi'e result would be Obtained ; i; Is,
therefore, necessary tia, tie substance
should Lot come in contact with the heat
Cd iron.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
CONVENTION OF 1913.

IL this Convention, the two-,hirds rule
was re-adOpted by 81 majority, only !
votes being cast against it in the Slave
States, and l26 for it, The Free States
again gave majority against it, but were
cJerced.
The Convention ballotted for President,
NTH tho
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

PoIsoN N LlcUoRs.-Dr. Cox, the Ohio
liquor inspector, lately made an analysis
Of 1 number Of samples Of the genuine
article" : bottle Of what vas sold By an
importer q genuine champagne, contained
one quarter of Ga Oance Of sgyrr Of lead.
The same gentleman sn-lyzsi sixteen sam
PIES f viue-Port, Sherry, and Madeira
in which no, one @rQp cf tie juice OF tie
grape igls .f,mL TIE base of the Port
wine was diluted sulpbur;c acid, coloIed
with ellerberry juice, with alum, sugar
and neutral spirits. The basis Of the
Sherry wine was pale malt, sulPhuriu
acid fr2n bitter alno:3s, with Per cent
age Of alcoholic spirits iron brandy. The
Madeira vas a detection Of hops, sulptu,ic
acid, honey, jamaica spirits, &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

The superiority Of French bread is due
rather to skilful manipulation than to any
Gif-relce IL ingredients used. ! French
baker viii use precisely the same materials
as other bakers, and yet Invariably make
better bread. His skill consists chiefly
10 determining the point when the raised
loaf should be pu; in the oven he does
not allow the fermentation to 20 as far as
to make the bread sonr or TO give it dis
graeabie favor. He never works over his
dough after il is once raised, as is evident
from the fact that large cavities are always
found IN bis bread.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
AnecC0te.

When John Brown, D. D, first settled
in HaddingtoD, the people Of his parish
gave him warm and enthusiastic recep-
.ion only one of the members Of that
large church and congregation stood ont
IL opposition to him. TIE Rev Dr. tried
all the means IL his p9wer to couyer, the
solitary dissester 20 the unity Of feeling
which pervaded the whole body, but all
his efyEis to obtain al interview proved
abor,iye. Is ProgiisUce directed, how
ever, they happened one day to meet il
the street, wLer the Doctor held on, his
hand, saying, "Ny brother, understand
yoa are opposed TO my settling il Had
ding'on."
"Yes, sir replied the parisbioner.
"Well, and if it be fair question, on
wha; grouuds do you objec; to me:'
"Bsc-use, sir,' quo,h he, i dou',tbilL
you are qGal.f-i to FL 50 eminent; post"
That is just my opinion, replied tie
Doctor, "bu; what, sir, is the use of you
and I setting up oar opinions in opposition
to a whole p4rish::'
The brother smiled, and their friendship
was sealed for ever. How very true aud
forcible Gods vor3-"a soft answer turn
eth away wrath"-Hes.ern UutA.
PARsoS BRowSLow, sermou;z.ug in Lis
last paper upon democratic stealing"
says:
"For the life Of Us, we can't see that
the stealing Of negroes, or prFe1:y, ty the
Aboli,iouists, is asy better, IL 4 moral
point of view, than the stealing Of large
amounts in mgHg, by the Democracy. All
the negroes stolen in year By the Abo-
litionists, sold at high prices il the South,
would not amogut to one half tie amount
of money stolen from the Government BY
the party in power. There Is this redeem
ing trait il the Democratic ranks-;Ley
steal il every Custom House and every
port in the Union; their forgeries and
.0bbeEies are in al the Land 0Eces,
among all the contracts, pension claims,
and Government works going on both
North ard South as plauderers, they liter
ally know 20 North, 10 South, no East,
10 West1 They are one glorious band
Of robbers, who everywhere act in concert,
their hopes and aims being ODe!'
Patrick and Bridge, had been married /
a long time, but they dii not get along
well together, for they were almost con-
s'antly quarreliDg. 1t happened, hoWev-
er, that one day they were sitting quietly
together opposite the FIRE, when in came
the cat ard dog, and laid down between
them and the fire, and also opposite each
other. Presently Biddy speaks up AID
says: "Faiih, Patrick, isn't it shame
We should always be quarreling see the
cat and dog-how peaeeably they get
along" "0eh, Bidly, suTe an ii isn't
fair comparison at all jist tie 'en togsth-
ar, an see how they viii act |
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

Mr.. Cass had two-thirds on the fourth
ballot, and was accordingly nominated by
acc.amaiiou.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

PoIITIcAL EyGlNEEEs.-[Tbe Wash
ing;ou correspondent Of the Nsls York Il
press tets tie following story, which sug.
gests possible explanation Of some boiler
exPlosious:l a most laUghable afair
took place itis morning. Nj Foruey has
appointed a certain olice-seeker to he as
sisiaut engineer At the Capitol Several
members we're in the ergine room, sui
oue asked wba; was the LorssP5,-er Of tie
eugilas: "IIorsa power - exclaimed tie
man, with a round oath, ''it amt hrs
p5rer. ITGoEs EV sTEAM.' The Mem
bers said nothing, except tha, he vas hon
est; and, as there was some danger of lis
removal f5- bis we,iknown Democrats
principles, they wrote to Mr. Forney AID
requested him to .etain 50 Efficient an en-
g,lear.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

rtA-The day before the hanging Of
Aaron Dwight Steveus-one Of the mis-
judging but r,inien,ieDed followers
Of John Brown, at Harper's Ferry-be
composed the following lines, expressive
Of his deiestatiou OF Slavery, alive and dead {:
"BjRI NE II 4 FREE LiSD.-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

BAD S.GN-It is a very bad sign TO SEQ
4 man with bis hat Of, At midnight, ex-
plsiuing TIE theory and principles Of true
Democracy 70 4 street lamp post.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

We see BY the London EayiHeer tia;
our manufacturers Of portable engines fOd
1t an object to advertise their machinery in
England.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Kansas, Triumphant in the House


The Republicans haze qgaia been sue
cessfal in passing, through the popular
branch Of Congress, bill admitting kan-
sas-wLich has more people than Florida
or Ore.on-into the sis;eEhood Of States,
Free and truly Republican Common
wealth. After a series Of assaults upon
the b.! by Southerners, the Chairman OF
the Committee on Territories (Mr. Crow
on Wednesday, april II, closed the de-
bate il TIE following eloquent, bTiet, preg-
pau; summary Of its history:
at Is scarcely SIX years since the whole c!
Kansas was an unyccupIe1 waste,I saIiince
broken UIly by The WaG-whgop OF the savage.
Yet Today he nun OF busy industry goes up
from population Of one hundred thousand
ifeemeu, who brDg this great empire oi IL
du>lrv and advancing CIVILIZATION and lay Il a.
the atar OF our country. NEa! lGsace Woa'c
there be IN denying 10 these men voice IN
the formation Of Inc Institutions under which
they are 10 i.ve Is !; just to say that the
men vino have endured al the har->hlps Of
the wilderness u build up neW empires, shall
have endured no greater pIIyauons, oT Per-
hars none al ali J
MI Speaker, II IS time that this record Of
Kansas wrongs should be closed. The black
esl page of American history has been wI...en
IA the last four years IL the bleed oi her
r.5Uee-S. Il IS a chapter that Will be read
~ ou- chiltrsa WIN shame fox their an
cts;rv. It's time 10 open a new volume IN
the history Of Kansas. letlhlS s,Ilie te end
cd, ami slanch the wounds Of Kansas, Inh.cied
with the acc qIieScence Of the Government OF
The Republic. Give TO this greatly wronEed
people government O! their own, and 10 The
ireameH Of lhe nation the assurance OF reiurn-
!Ee lusuce II The COUNCILS ol tAe Republic, ny
adding lhls star 10 the constellation Ut Ihe
Union"
Aly. Grow demanded the previous question
on the passage Of The bin.
The question was taken; and i was decd
ed III the a:iirmatve-yeas I9i, nays 10; as
follows:
YLA.-,I,ssrs. Css FA3arns. drain AlGrieh, Allen,
sl-v. ~ ag. Ez5t:tl- ha--, Elrt- B,a.- BIn-taia
Bai-. E.aSs. l-a ,au Eg-rs. tailu-'7a. ure@ bur Il
Case "a T4-- C.ars Glars ehrane John -ochIaue.
C...aA- usilns Cooper, Cofvln CoSol-, Cox. tlEi-'
usz.s. D-aIH. Duel. buEu Li-r-t L, ElWari / lli,
Ey- -'.f- - f--isa rth ls-ii -zT! i5r-u Nc o.
ter .lh-. Prank. French. Gpoch Grow Gu5lry Hale.
Ia 5 II h5sy IL l IS 5IIT19 I57 JAIN 5 '1 F5. Il " y
hyt' H. , 4 I fe2;i H. h.'yoa. i hisrs ki.,aigs i liar
o,yy Nas.,oe 3h,sle D Martin Aee,ESas4 Ne
Moral. rl~a5a Joy Siarri lssar \ Morris Nar,e NJ
laeE. Nixon. Palmer, Fcude.oa Is-r retttPlfts
ra::eF, Po,s-, Eis. IIs.. sI5sa.oajaa.s.
ia Salr. s,sa.- n. si-vr1. william stuart siou;
1 & laa y, v.ads ieyi a. yl iS- I 'i al
"a W ~ WL ,-tlT Nm; h' W. HH'L'IIn Wi t'l.gi n5
"o,-5-a[ly',
~ En
D-'-e'' - "
=" ~,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
CONVENTION OF 1856.

Nj Pierce was declared uuauimou.ly
nominated On the 49th ballot.
CONVENTION OF 1856.
ln this, the rules Of the former Conver-
lon were adopted, without contest. The
io.loWing are the ballots, from first to last:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

lature:
sH4ETEE and BALDWIN. Of Lancaster.
h'IsEEF0Ln, Of Dauphu and Lebanon.
fEAN1,, q Lawrence. Mercer and Vrnanro-
HMM, @; snyder. North nd. A0uiCur and Columbia
bE1L- q Chester aud Delaware.
MAEsI-Is q PhildelYhia-
IJENiI. Of WesiIa1 p and aud Fave;ie.
hn4EE. Of ashingt0n and Greene
CEsif, o Carbon, Monroe. Pike al Wayne
scELLI, Of Somerset, Bedford and Il uauLrgd1n.
The four first named belong TO our par
ty; the seven last named are "pemo-
Gratis" At least two Senators can be
gained next fall, in place of Msssrs. Bell
and Sche.l, and there is good chance for
four. This is important, as a United
States Senate, is to be elected in place Of
Bigler, who We hope and trust will receive
bis "WalkiDg papers," and be succeeded
By man who will represent the interests
of the people of Pennsylvania and not the
behests Of a corrupt Administration.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

His request was complied with. He
and H4z.i;t Cor HarrisOn) were buried re-
spectfu.ly at Eagiewood in New Jersey,
CTheOdore D. YIELDS SCHOOL, among the
graves Of men conspicuous for peaceful
and wiser efforts against the most gigantic
system OF human oppression.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

Little drops Of rain brighten the mead
ows, and E,i.e ae;s Of k..Gaess brstisa
be worli.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

The ninth ballot was unanimous for
James X. Polk, new candidate, taken
up at the eleventh hour.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

RETIRING STATE SENAToRs-The
Senatorial terms Of the following gentle
men expire with this session Of the Legis.
la.n-a.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

Make me grave where'er you will,
10 lionel! PLAIN leftI hill
MaAe II Emouc earth. humb.st graves-
But not IN a land where slaves.
! could not rest 4 around NY grave
i heard the 1teFs Of : trembling Slave;
His shadow abyve Iay silent tomb
N0u.1 make i place Oi ieaEill gloom
I could NO: sleep Il heard the tread
OF a Gf-.r gang tC the shamblrs ici,
Anl tie Mothers shrek Of Wilt despair
l.Ise Ike oar-e the trembling air.
c-u.t not rest i: ] saw the lash
Drinking he- blood ~ each fearful -ssh,
And i saw her babes torn from her breast
L.kc trembling doves from their parent nest.
IL shud3er and start, i! heard the bay
OF a bluol-ho und ssizlng hls human prey,
And heard lie eapuyr plead IN vain
As the! touu1 af-esh his CALLING chain.
III saw young Eirls from their mothers arms
BATiered ana sold fr their youthful charms,
Ny eye woul1 tash with a IaOurn1a! GaD-,
y dga;h-pal CLeek grow red with shame.
I would sleep. dear friends, where blooled Night
Can rob 10 nisa of lis dearest risht:
NJ resf shall h. calm IN any grave
v heIv uous can call has trotLe. a Save.
] ask no monument prcul and li-h
To arrest tie .aze Ct pAssers by
A! that my yearuiEs sIlElt Graves
Is-5ury lie not IL = Land Q; Siayst.
CaARLs7oES jan, VA, March Is, ls5e.
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TN where the needle Is required
7ev will stitch, hem, FELL bind and gather They make
.runr lock stitch be raveed pulled out They
make aptfu uniform stitch. alike both sides Of the work
without forming ridges underneath
The Aacnes have great strength, are perfectly simple anG
the management of them easily acquired.
Any spool Of cotton thread sk, may be used Thy are
almost Oissess in their operations, and aoN edr oH9er than
any other Sewing Machine extAnt.
Let Manufacturers Planters, Farmers, HousekeP or any
other persons search instrument to execute d"y Ha
Of SelcRG dOs 6y acAiaey, make srs tey secure
Bsf, by examining ours before purchasing.
UPL liberal discount Ministers and haTitable 50
cisties
IL HAcineE warranted three yeara and full Instruction
given then satisfactorily.
! RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTEDI
The public are invited t. call and sErnns thu NaShins
PUHLEC SQDARE