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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20
MYSTERIES Of Cake Baking.

Paaersoa's Messenger contains the follow.
ing revelation under its police head. 1heo'
dors Harper. young journey lyman con'ecIion.
er, complained, before, the Mayor, that his
employer, Aaron F. Hughes, struck hlm over
the head with a ,iu ladle, and otherwise NAL.
treated him, wiIhou, any jas, cause OF provo
cation. Hughes, the master confec'loner,
admitted the assault, but alleged lha, Harper
had meriied the chss.isement By the shame.
FOL waste Of bis employers property. 81 set
him 10 mixing sponge cake, said hr. Hughes
aud GU. of six dozen eggs allowed him 10
pa, in, be threw away Two dozen aud half"
Harpr.-Tbe eggs were clean spoiled
you mout have sne.led en- from the State
House 10 Girard College.
Hgesss.-Il's no such hing. The eggs
uaru't damaged-none TO hurt. As for the
smell, hats nothing, the seasoning Of the
cake all kill that. As long as an egg hasn't
90 chckeu 10 i, ii viii pass. Every COZ,
iectoncr will tell you the same thing
Harper.-l happen 10 know better than
thai; I've worked TOT bosses that wouldn't pu'
in an egg unless it smelled as sweet asa rose
Haekes-B1sse. Bah !-botches, Yor
mean. The mere sour eggs there is 10 q
batch. the more The cake i. liked. The la
dies saw II has much finer favor. | tried
ooce bow i, would 90 with all stale eggs, ano
the way that cake took was anazos. The
farther az egg is gone The richer ii Is; bui
q hen i, comes 10 chickens, that's DOT SO vel
Haycr.--Hos SCI
Hughes W nv, ycu see, chickens sob
xofk up; they ~oa'! NIX the dough would
be lumpy Ike. and that wouldn't look SO nice
The fox. nigh, take il for chicken pie
lie he he N obody joined u The neffi
peot OF Mr.. Hughes The audience vas too
much borrlfed 10 i1u.h. An G. i,er, who
had been detained away from MS elkasi
and vas mYnchiug a piece Of fancy cake e
lenpofizs ~ifh BIS appetite, vas observed T.
tdtox the DELICATE uotse' 10 dog under the
clerk. dr.k. Tie pleading af vi Hughes
10 favor OF stale e.... did not make very
favorable Impression In the couf. lie was
ordered to h3d bal ior bis appearance 10 an
saer for aggravated assault on tae consclen
tlous Harper, whoss utegthy oil principle sHd
discriminating oltactaries has procured hu
the Ill will Of bis employer.
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LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST

IN the DIFFERENT STATES AND rEAgiruRiEs
Maine per cent, forfeit OF the claim.
New Hampshire per cent, lot cit Of thrice the
amount unlswiuy taken
Vermont per cent; recovery in action and costs.
Massachusetts por cent; forfeit OF thrice the u.
sury.
Rhode Is!and per cent; forfeit Of the usury and
interest on the debt.
Connecticut per cent; forfeit Of the shole & BIT
New York per cent. usufious contracts void
New JERSEY per cent; forfeit OF The who.e Dc b..
Peansyiyan, per cent fot ieit of the bole d. b.
Delaware per cent; iarie: Of the whole debt
Maryland per cent; en tobacco contracts :, usu-
fioas contracts void.
Virginia per cent. forfeit double the usury.
North CIrotna per cents contracts for asury
void forfeit dJub,e TIE nsury
South CafoIiGd per cent; forfeit Of interest and
premium taken, wtlh costa.
Geof- per cent; forfeit thfice the osuty.
Asbama per cent; forfeit interest and usufy
AIIssisspp' ) per cent; By contract 10; usufy re
copcrabe In action Of deb
Louisiana ) PCT cent, bank interest G contract
6; bryond contract. interest void.
Tennessee per cent; usurious contracts void
Kentucky per cent; usury recoverable with
costs.
Ohio per cent? usurious contracts void.
Indiaui per cent hue II double The excess
Illinois per cent; by contract }, beyond forfeit
thrice the interest.
Missouri per cent; by contract 10. il beyond,
forfeit Of interest and usury.
Michigan per cent; forfeit Of usut, Of debt.
Arkanaas per cent; by agreement 10; lsury re-
coverable, but contract void.
District Columbia q per cent; usufious contracts
void.
Florida per cent; forfeit interest and excess.
Wisconsin 7 per cent; by contract IL Forfeit
thrice the excess.
Iowa per cent; by agreement IL; forfeit thrice
the excess
Ga debts Judgments favor of the uailed States
interest is computed at per cent pr
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f4U8Ut tuuoo eIuoott euA "N'~~' ''~''--
ing with the regular course Of common school /
education.
Much reflection has satisfied my own mind
of the grea, importance Of the subject. re.
gard it as an essential step towards the eleva'
ton Of the farming INTERESTS necessary IN
redien, in lifting up to their real position tho
Fl rmers Of this country. The State has been
b neficeni in her school funds; but the far
mer has no, as We. had his full share of the
bets6 fits accruing from them. lie has been
con en,ed TO look on s,lessly, aud let other
elias es reap the hnrves, which bis own indus.
try lad provided. Let him now arise from
his ieil srgy, and begin 10 cas-, about ard sec
If there be no place where bis sons can 60
and learn to become farmers. as well as doc.
tors, lawyers and di,ines. II seems TO NE
tina, the farmers have right to use portion
of The money which belongs TO them TO ad.
vance their own calling; not, indeed TO tear
down or pr jidce other, but TO elevate their
own business TO the dignity Of science. TO he
laugh, and learned in the school of the State.
/ Flrst of all, se want agricultural school
books and agricultural teachers, or persons
qualified to teach agriculture. The very lnl
,laiory step, then, is 10 find men to prepare
books adapted to the instruction Of children,
and then to fad competent. teachers Who can
use them. | would then reverse the usual
rule begin a, the top aud work down. Be.
gin By establishing and endo~ing an ugrlcul.
|, ,ural school or schools, by the Legislature Of
, the STATE; and with that, OF them as III
cleus, would begin the work Of making az.
, ricu'tue regular science-a branch Of edu
cation for he elder scholars IN every schoo,
, district, jisl as much as ARITHMETIC is nov.
The thing Is in the shcs degree practicable.
II may and should be begun at the present
/ session Of the Legislature. Tha, bod, should
$ be called upon aud forced TO appropriate por
+ ton OF the literature or other fund for this put.
# pose; and then. ere five years shaipass
e the great work ill have been accomplished
q TO me it appears pain and clear, and | asl
! the farmers Of tic Sale TO come up 10 tn
= Sok ard lnsis; on their rights deuand 10
their children agricultural schools aided BY
=, fair portion Of the literature fund-insst tha
j. Daniel Lee and his school, and those of sim
a., II, b. 80, ~ E,,I e r.
J. State, as vel as Geneva College. Stand u
g for your rights and GU siI obtain them, bu
/. never until you do.
d A. OGDEN.
90 Penn Yam, ID cember, ls49.
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Printers & Binders
U:IREHOUSE,

Nos. % and 81. Gold street Manu- factory. Ger
Of B,oams and Sheriff sHtets, NsT York
VEsllE subscribers ofTcr for sale. Of their osb
Il manufacture. their improved patent ,ings
and double Cylinder Printing Presses, for Nex-
paper and Book Work; Card Printing Machine,
Proof Presses. lily drsolic Presses. with rreugag
iron Cylinders. Gcered and other Standing Press.
es. also ii geographic & Copperplsle Presses,
Binders Materials. &c. &c. Chases, Cases. Ga
ieys. Furniture Stands, Imposing stones, &c. &c.
constantly on hand, and every article neccssaiy
for a complete Printing Office, including Tyrs
and Ink, furnished on the mot favorable tern I,
Printers, publishers, and oihsrs wishing to esiah
liah Newspaper. Book or Job Office, will be fur.
nshed wi'h an estimate for the same in detail, il
desired. Machinery made 10 order or drawings.
Iron end Brass Castings 10 order. They sks
maEuiaeiafe superior cast steel mill. pit. ard
cross-cn'. circular and other Saws, supply oi
which they keep constantly on hand.
r. HOE 4 co.
March 81. 1919 46 u.
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a02TAy .
That Good Old Song.

Come, sing once more that good old song
That song of the dreamy past
I've heard il OF, and know ii long,
Yet loved il 10 the last
. Ithrines 10 mind race Of men,
The proudesi of their day.
Whose very names. high sounding then,
Have long since passed away.
Then sing again that good old song,
That song Of the days of yore,
II tells Of hopes and joys that Ion.
Have fed TO come no more
II sends thrill to the cd mans heart,
And htlg1 iIs sunken eve,
And bids the trembling tesr 10 start
Al thoughts of days gone by;
And yet, WITH qliyeriag lip he Graves
Once more that s.rain 10 hear:
Il seems an echo from the graves
OF friends in youth held dear,
Then sing again that good old song.
That song of the days of yore;
I, tells OF q merry time that long
Hath fed 10 come no moro!
The mlns,rsrs soul hath passed away,
And earth hath claimed its own
Yet sill We have the simple lay,
A breath Of the spirit flown;
For Heaven to time no power gives
O'er everlasting thought.
And while the soul immortal lives,
Its offspring perish not.
And still we sing that good old song,
That song Of The days of yore
Il tells of hope and JOY that long
Have fed TO come no more
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II once dreamed" SAID Pat, ! vas With
the Pope, and he aSed me wud | d'Hk!-
Tbuk. /, .ud duck saim land seelns Ia.
n.shosen, aad the lemons, and the sugar, Oh
the .ldebosrd told him tldht care II tux
drap Of punch. Cold or hot1 axed Che Pope.
Hot ser holiness and be that, he stepped
down into the kitchen Tor The blih' water, aud
before he got back, woke stfate up, and 90"
rs distressing me that | dn't take ii could. +"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20
Corn CObs.
D. A. OGDEN


A friend who had read an article in some
paper recommending corn cobs, ground or
unground as constituting a valuable feed for
stock, undertook to test thc truth OF the state.
men, for himself. He had large quantity
on hand and after providing himself with a
proper vessel, (hllfhogshead tub he filled
il with cobs, and then with a solution OF salt
10 water. Ia this steep the cobs remained
till they had imblbed a sutiiciency of the
fluid TO render them soft. la this condition
they were fed out TO The sloek-half peck
10 full grown COW or OK in The morning and
The same quantity at night. He remarks
that all his animals are extremely foad Of
them, and that they consume a much less
quantity Of hay and grain than they did be.
fore he commenced giving them c b feed.
neither do they require salt 10 its natural
state. lie has also ground several bushels
Of cobs. and finds The meal an excellent ar.
tlcle for making mush "
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"Halloa y 81 culaled on anxious guardian
10 his lovely neice, as he entered the parl'r
and saw her on the sofa, in the arms OF
swain who had just popped the question, and
sealed il with a smack" what's The time
of dav nov r. s. should lhink II was about
half pas, twelve" was The cool reply, you
see We are almost one"
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This was not 10 very good taste, not exact.
" such an slluson as an Eaglshmao should
he guilty Of at the tomb Of conquered Toe.
Nevertheless, il contained 40 indisPutable
truth. A Yankee visited the place soon Of.
ter. Determined TO punish the bfsggaH fof
so illbsrsl and unmanly an attack Oh the dead,
be wrote Immediately under il,
But greater stall. and Drawer far,
Aud tougher than shoe leather.
Was Washington, man what could
Have licked EN- all together.
The mex, visitor was q Frenchman, who,
iks all bis coun,rymeu, was deeply attached
TO the memory of Napoleon. When be had
read the first lines be exclaimed With looks oil
horror and disguest, "Moo Dieu Qael sa-
ctilegel Sans doute, les Angla's sou' grand
rocbous The Yankee shippers addition
rex, attracted hu eye. He started as be
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20
Steaii.iaig Grain.

The fact ought ever to be borne in mind,
that grain Of all kinds, when intended for
feeding stock or fatteaing poultry, or domes
lie animals OF all kinds, may be stcs med to
great advantage. Oie bali the grain prepared
N this manner, or by The ordinary process Of
boiling will accomplish as much as the whole
led IN an unprepared o. raw state.
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Messrs. AIsobrOok & Robinson

paraely engaged in the art and mystery oil their
srofescion, they do not hesitate in saying to the
public, that they feel themselyes captctaicd for
conducting tbeu establishment in style
and manner, inferior to none IN the Southern
Country: and If close application. faithful work,
and an ndomfable determination TO please, can
insure success, they cannot but hope TO secure
liberal portion Of public patronage. Being deter
mined that their work for Faittfutness, Fashion,
Fit and Eieganes, shall no. be surpassed by
none, they have no delicaey in accounting them
selves able 10 please ALL, from the simpli-
cities Of the most plain, to The fancies Of The most
fastidious. Respectfully soliciting continuance
of the favors of the old patrons, and inviting the
public in general to give them call One or The
other of them, " III al all times be found al the old
stand Of r. NJ. & II. G. Robinson, one door south
of Kerr's Hotel, ready and anxious to wait upon
all who may be disposed to give them trial
AP. ALsOBROOK.
r. M. ROBINSON.
Charlotte, Sept. 81, lsa9. 47u
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Co*coap. \. C., JuLY p, ls4s.

Coscoap. n. C., JuLY y. ls4s.
Dr., krhl- Dear Sir;
We have sold V0t all Of your Abyssinia Mixture,
it has RtVen eRttrs sattsfaeiieH to oil those no
bavt IS. ! u. We have warranted the Ably ssnia
Mixture IN all cases our account; and We
can say, II has u.ycr fai,ed. We have daily calls
for more Of the Ably ssin,a Mixture, and you viii
please send US as soon as possible such supply,
which will answer the gre at demand.
Very respectfully yours.
PHIFER l. YGRkE.
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Flattering offers TO Clubs.

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar per
square, lie lines or less, this sized type for the
first insertion. and IS cents for each conilne.
ancc. Court advcrtiscme nts and Sheriff 3 ssles
charged 25 per cent. higher; and deduction
Of 33h per cent. will he made from the regn'A
prices, for advertisers by tho year. Adser'lse.
ments inserted monthly or quarterly 81 rs
square for each time. Semi-monthly 10 ecu"
per square for each time.
lrrostrnasers are authorize! to sci as agents
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ully yours.
PflItER l. YGRkE z.


Letter from .njor Dsrsid MDugsld. Crans
Creek Post Ofiee.
''iookE CouSrY. n e.. DC Is. ls4s'
Dr. kHhi-Dear Sit;
Lady IN thi, couniy. afflicted with nervou.
complaint rrplapsus Uteti. F!uor Abus, and
somewhat defanged mind. csused by ob-,rne'lcbs,
was for about twelve months attended ~ four Of
our eminent physicians, without any effect, sna
every one successveIy declared hef incurable. ana
tina, she had TO die She then procured two bol'
Hes OF your abyssinia Mixture from me, shieh
cured her entirely. She has since married. and
is in perfect good health AMI happy. The Ab}s'
ain Mi1'ute has likewise proved very eficaeious
in many other disease, but particularly in female
diseases IN which il should have the preference
Of all others.
Yours obedicn,v,
DUGALD McDuGALD
Friee forthe Abyssipia Mixture per bottle 10
cents, 81 25 e. 81 so.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale. DR.. kohl's Re
stnret, Universai Plaster. Gold Mine Balsam, &c
L J. IOLTt,N. Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.
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DIR. kUliI.,S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Catsfths, iBfiaerz,, Coaiiveness, Piles, GA
vel. Genoftln. Glso,. fluor Albas. or tbe
Whites, Weakness, DISTRACTIONS, &c.
Ger.p I'M. n. C, Acc l,ls4s.

GGtD Int. n. c.. Acc /, ls4s.
Dr. J Kohl Dear sif
Yon will please srward 10 Us a. soon a. crit
ycHent. fresh supply oi the Kestorer oftha Blood
and he Ably ssiBia Mixture, se have said on. ip'
some time The Res,ofef and the Depurs.ns
Powder, have proved TO he very tficscieus ia
futiHess Of the chest, rheumatism. Sore Legs H..
fsmms'Iens Of he Eyer, Debility. aud other ebre.
mic dlssstes. We warranted the Aby ssinia Mii
tore to every patient, and no one has asked TO get
the nancy returned. but ON the contrary. every
one has rraiset ITS great sanat We posefs.
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. & b. W. IIONEfCUTT
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Delivery bonds fer mie here.

TERMS.
rive DOLLARS per snrufn in advance; wv
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS If payment
be DELAYED three months; and THREE DOL
LARS IL not paid Until the close Of the year
Fiatering offers TO Clubs.
coues one year to one direction, slo
IL
~ - ~ Is
"a I" !" &" 4" 90
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A little folly now and then,
Is ssiisled BY the wisest men"
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yapoIeon's Tomb.

The author OF Z ching, Of Whaling Noy,
eye relates The following:
An Englisbman come yesfs since Usiied
lie tomb ., ST. Helena and lndited 10 the re-.
gissef verse Oh the ex.em2efor 10 th's Ell
feet:
BoneY great man,
A soldier brave and true
But Wellington did hek hln Il
pha fsId of Waterloo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20

There are denominations equsn,Iy met in reports
Of markets. but their English value not always rsa-
div reeollee,et The following table will be found,
We believe, correct:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-04
IT is A FACT,

ONE selfcvident, and worthy OF every
" consideration, that no Miller can make
good clean four without he has good clean
wheat. ] suppose you wish to know the
remedy. ! tell vou-it Is to get one OF
Bergsiresser'y Uheaf Scourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old, practical and
experienced Milwrigh has invented, got
up and rut in successful operation the best
Wheat Scourer now 10 use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards finding
that il does not prove 10 operate as repre-.
senie1. there shall be no sale. as lts Sc ma.
chimes are to be warranted good. Further
recommen 'a.ions are thought unnecessary.
lie is now having supply made at Lewis
burg, by Messrs. Geddes Il Marsh. Orders
for m,chnes. or letters of inquiry, will b.
promptly attended to. Machines ~ill be
sent and put to all orders. Address
]. BERGSTRESSER,
Lcsishurg. Union Co. Pa. 1929
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-04
The Summer Session of the
LEwiSBURG ACADEMY,

NTILL commence on MONDAY the 10th Of
w April. Instruction will be given, as for
merly, in all branches necessary to a thorough
Academic course. Our endeavor shall not be
simply to communicate knowledge. but to excite
the youthful mind to act for itself. When this
is fully attained, the progress Of the student
becooes at once certain and rapid. The kind Of
learning which most Of our youths in this country
need, is that solid literature, which. while it
natures their minds. prepares them also for the
practical duties OF lie.
Composition and Defamation will receive their
full share of a,tention-particularly the former.
The Primary Department shall have our special
cure. From the disposition manifested to sustain
the Institution, the subscriber feels stimulated to
renewed exertions.
The Session will consist Of two Terms Of ii
weeks each-a short vacation intervening. Tui-
tion-Y6 for the common branches, SO for the
higher English, and $40 for Languages, per
Session-pcr Term, one half.
JNO. RANDOLPH,
March ~, 1850. Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-04
Too much License.

A young gentleman moi much renowned
for Greek, was asked by The venerable
Prof. = one evening 10 Irans'a'e, IN
his turn, that beautiful passage in the Od-
yssey, where Penelope, enrar'ured at the
sale return Of her son. threw her "whIie
arms around his dear neck-and kissed his
beauteous head and both his Lovely eyes.
This passage our friend. With The utmost
innocence and gravity, translated thus
" She threw her white arms around his
dear neck and cut :G hi, beautecus head
and dug both lis iorsIy eyes out!" The
shouts of the class, aud the profound
amazemen: of The Professor, convinced
him tina. somefhing was wrong-and he
go, ready FOL Ahe question:
"Mr. K-,' said the Professor, as soon as
he could trust himself to speak-"Why do
you translate the passage in that strange
manner!'
"Oh. sir" replied our hero, perlly-
"by q poetical license, allowable IN some
cases ~
There was no more recitation !ha eve
ning.-Yankee Blade.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-04
Hatfield & Thompson


Respectfully inform the citizens of IewisbuIg and
vicinity, that ihev have entered into Partnership
at the OLD STAND on Market ST., opposite
Hayes Il Cos Store, prepared TO execute every
kind Of work in their line in the best manner.
They carefully selected of the best English and
French materials, Mainsprings Cylinders, Escape
wheels, and variety Of Watch Jewels, and 1atter
themselves that their knowledge and skill in the
business will enable them to give satisfaction to
all VINO may favor them iih patronace.2>o.
FINE WATCHES, such as Duplex. Es- ga
opponents, LePines, Anchars. Detached, kexI
Patent Levers, Repeaters, and Musical Watches
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, a variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anchars. Detached. Le-
pines. Quarters, and English Watches. Gold
Chains Breast-pins. Finger and Ear rings, Gold
and Silver Belt Slides, Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens, do Spectacles,
II N6Silver Spoons. Sugar tongs, Combs,
&c &c.-in short. a little Of everything, and
anything else, not mentioning knick-hnacks,
always on hand or got to order
\ variety Of Bras. Clocks for 50 and upwards
at wholesale and retail
Persons desiring to get things right, would do
well by giving the subscribers a call
Experience tells US that the Credit System can
not afford living. Therefore. in order to "push
along and keep moving" the Cash System must
, eessarily be enforced. Feb IS. 1850
Al HATFIELD,
WM ii THOMPSON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-04
Wit ano Gunlor.
A MANLY Little Fellow.

When Lieut.. Gov. Patterson, oil Wes'-
field NY. who is personally known 10
some Of our citizens, and who bears an
sx.,,ed reou,a,ion for intelligence and k'nc'
nes. Of oeart. as Speaker of N. \. Legs
,a,ure rs is usual n, the opening of the
rho IIousc. some dozen boys presented
themselves as applicants for the place "l
messenger. He inquired their aaes, and
into their conditions, in order 10 make The
nroper selection. He came, in the course
Of his examination, 10 smal! boy, about
ten years old, bright looking lad.
WELL said he, what is your name
John Hancock, sir replied the boy
with promp,ness. -,
What said the Speaker. you did not
sign The Declaration OF Independence, d'd
your
No SIR replied the lad, stretching him.
selrto his umos, proportions, but would
if had teen there"
You can be one Of The messengers.
said the speaker.-Erie Gazette.
The above anecdoie is almost word Tor
word as we heard il from Speaker Pa,'er
son. during the session Of Legislature OF
1885, The subject thereof now holds res
ponsible situation in the General +. y.
Washinaton.-Albany Argus.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-04
To Delinquent Collectors.

4 Ii Collectors Of Stale and County Tax
II within the county OF Union. KNOWN.
themselves in arrears with their Duplicates
of an earlier date than lS49, are requested
to pay of their respective amounts due on
or before September Court next ensuing.
otherwise their Bonds will be given into the
hands of an Attorney for collection. Thou,
respect Of persons.
DANIEL HORLACHER, Treasurer
New Berlin, July 4.