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We are indebted TO General Jesup for copy OF the
annual report of the operations Of the QuaItermasters
Department, and also General Jones for copy of the
Official Army Register for 1882
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WspsrspAy. February IS, 1852.

WEpsEspAy, February IS, 1852. !,
No 100. Jeckcr, Tore, e. Co.. appellants, Vs. = :.
Montgomery. The argument OF this cause vS !.
tnued by Mr. Reverdy johnson for the appellee
concluded by Mr.. Nelson for the appellants
Adjourned until to- morrow, II O'Clock, a. M
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. FEB 49, 1852.

extending like privileges 10 those conferred by the act
entitled An act allowing drawback upon foreign mer
ohandse exported in the original packages 10 chihuahua
and Santa Fe, in Mexico and TO the British North Amer
lean Provinces adjoining The United States approved
March B. ls45, TO foreign merchandise exported Mex
leo by certain indicated routes = which was read
No amendment being offered the bill was reported to
the Senate and ordered be engrossed Tor the third
reading
IOWA LAND BILL
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the bill
making grant of lands to the State OF Iowa in aid OF
certain railroads in said State.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD addressed the Senate at length on
the bill His remarks withheld for revision Without
concluding he gave way TO a motion to adjourn and
The Senate adjourned
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I,OILiilsE OF ST. JAMES, Warrington count !,
Marysnd-Ihe second term Of the begins
Monday March l. Applications for the admission
fuller information, made the Rev. JOHN g. kERfOOr,
D. Rector, Ac. College James Once Maryland
charge board tuition &C, academies
year. the College or Grammar School, Sc25.
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the passage of the bill which being seconded by the
House under It's operation the bill was duly passed
LANDS ron MISSOURI RAILROADS.
The SPEAKER announced the next business In order
TO be the further consideration OF the ball granting lands
10 the State OF Missouri aid OF the construction Of The
Hannibal and ST. Josephs railroad. aud OF the railroad
from 81, Louis 10 the western confines OF Missouri bat
MI HOUSTON asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for leave TO report the deficiency bill from the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. KING, OF New York, (alleglng his desire TO expe
de business IN It's regular order) objected
SO MI. PHELPS. who was entitled TO the floor. went on
10 address the House against the pending motonto refer
The Missouri land BILL before referred 10. TO the Commit
tee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union.
Mr.. WATKINS next delivered an hours speech IN ia
vor OF the bill
Mr. MILLER, of Missouri. having next obtained the
floor,
On motion the House adjourned
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gEHIG'H Progress Chemistry and the Aited sci-
la pbysra received
spd for sale by TAfLoh "hunf
FEB IL Bookseller, 9th street,
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The passage OF The bill which being seconded by the
House, under its operation the bill was duly passed.
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After the reading OF the journal
MIR. KING, of New York. asked the unanimous
consent OF the House for leave TO report bill from the
Committee the Judiciary provide for holding United
States district courts in case OF The disability OF the Judge
from sickness. But many gentlemen calling for the reg
ular order oil business
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Directory, just published,
" Americas for January, 1882.
sailing directions the different Of
Csiforna volume with beautiful illustrations by Cadwaiader
Jan 40 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Tor like services. 10 the AUDITOR OF their FsspecE
i've eounlies; end me sad Auditor shall sudit
The same. and issue an order On The Treasurer
OF the county therefor.
Sec. 8. All volrs lor SenEOrs and Repre-
seniaIiVes 10 any such neu cOGay. shall b ea
a separate ballot.
See. Q. That if any officer charged Wih
any duties under ibis ACT, shall neglcct Or re-
fuse 10 perform The same, such ofheef, sYos
conviction thereof before any court Of eomPeS
tent jurisdiction. shall be 6ned 10 any sum nog
exceeding one hundred and 6lIy dollars, 81 The
discretion OF the couu.
Sec. 10. Tha, all fines imposed BY Iha arfs
shall be recovered, with cosIs Of suiI. in "a se.
lion Of debt, or BY indictment lsr The use Of he
county.
JAMES {. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL.
President Of The Senate,
April 80, 1859.
! do hereby certify that have read ss6 CON.
pared the proof Of Ihe foregoing acu, and that
they are conecdy printed from The copy ceniIi.
ed and forwarded by The Secretary Of S.ale.
+. s. McKEAN,
Aud. Carroll Co.
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Cool lNPUDENcE. Kossuth's overbesrirg
spirit has made trouble wherever he has gone.
even in our quiet CITY. save for the dttrrminR.
ZION Of individuals connected with his reception.
he would have exploded ere he had been Eve
minutes al the Weddell and now when be hFe~
poses returning 10 England aud supporting him
self on the TWO shilling donations OF gullible g.
sociaions, while he awaits the commencement
of revolution in Europe, he has, in his spesot
a. Buffalo the cool impudence TO Offer, ci'izess
of The United States his hUmbug doctrine Of in.
lerveuton, as a national platform. lie said :
: But where is The place OF such declaration
YOU ask me, perhaps, gentlemen. On the
platform of The Presidential election. In other
places, the servants Of the people have TO speak.
There the people speak-Ihe sovereign! and
It's voice will be obeyed and The proud Poten.
.ates know that il will be obeyed."
ln,eIligen, Americans musIbe gra1lied stsuch
dclalon.- Chu. Her.
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April l6lh, 1859.
I No. 49,
AN ACT

No. 49,. AN ACT
To abolish the Office Of Register and Receiver
of the S,S!e Land Office at Defiance, TO regu'
late the sale OF lands OF said Office, and TO
create The office of LAID Commissioner,
Sec. |. Be- i, enacted by The General As
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That the offices
of Register and Receiver O. The Sale Land Ol'
flee at Defiance, in this Stale, be and The same
is hereby abolished; and Immediately after The
passage Of this act, there shall be appointed by
The Governor, by and with The advice and con.
sen. uf the Senate, Laid Commissioner, who
shall keep an Office at Defiance, aforesaid, Ior
The sale of all The lands Of the State, which have
heretofore been for sale a. said Land Office, and
now remains unsoId.
SEC. 2. That said Land commissioner shall
hold his office for and during the term Of three
wears, and anti his successor shall be appoint
ed and qualified; and shall have all The powers
heretofore possessed by, and perform all the
dulies herelolore enioined on both The said Reg
isler and Receiver, according 10 law; ard be-
fore entering upon The discharge OF The duties
of his said office. the said Land Commissions
shall enter into bond, with three or more sure
lies. freehoIdess Of Ihe State Of Ohio, TO be ap
proved bv the Governor Of this State, payable
to the State Of Ohio, in the sum OF twenty
thousand dollars, conditioned for the paying
over according to law, Of all moneys whici
nav be received by said Land Commissioner il
his official capacity, and for The faithful dis
charge of all and singular the duties of his sal
office; and il the said Land Commissioner sbal
a, any time fail 10 give such bond with sal
sure.ies, or fail in making his returns and pay
ing over moneys received by him in his olficl'
capacity. as required by law, his Office shall
considered vacant, and it shall be The duty {
The Governor to fill said office by nPPoinInen
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New version Of wonen,s RsEhls.
April 80, 1853.

ANOTHER WAY OF TENDERNG THE "llosPI.
TALITIFs OF Tue CRY. Y."-BAYARD Taylor. 10
his letIeTs from Africa, thus describes some oe
the customs Of SoU6an:
Tho Hassaniyehs are yellow. wish straight
features, and resemble ihe FeIIahs Of Lower
EgyPI more Ihan any Other CeBITal-AfricGh
tribe. Those whom We saw at q distance from
the villages reIreaIed with signs Of fear as nv
vessel approached the shore. Dr. Penne, the
Medical Inspector Of SoUdsn, who in Ihs course
Ol Rine years has made himself thoroughly &C.
qualnIed with the country, described TO me.
while in kharoum, some singular customs Of
these Arabs. The rights OF women, appears,
ere recognized among them more thoroughly
Ihan among shy oiheF SaVsgo people N ~
world. When a woman is married, her fslAef
reserves forth Of her life hencefosIh for her
own use, and the husband is obliged To respect
this reservation. Every fourth day she is Fe.
leased from he marriage vow. and if che loves
any one else better than her husband, he car
dwell in her tent that day, obliging the husband
10 retire. Their hospitsiiy is such. moreover,
thai il a stranger visits one Of theiT settlements
they furnish him, for four days. with house
and a wife. They should add family of chill.
dren, and then their hospitality would be-
complete. No reproach whatever suaehes to
the woman. on account Of this temporary con.
neclion. The Hassaniyeb, 10 other respects.
ore not more immoral than other tribes. ard
these customs appear to be connected 10 scmV
way With their religious faith"
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Ssbsofibers. who DO not give SrJ'rsas Hohcs -
the contrary, are conaterst uishine e eoeuAu4
tier Subscriptions.
=. II subscribers order the dlaeOntluancs sf
their papers, the publisher may contlnuus 70 sead
tiem until ail arTearages are paid
,, u subscribers neglect or reiasc 70 take theu
papers iron the oieea 70 which they aTe scnt tAey
are held responsible tiil they haze settled hesf
bills, and ordered their paper discontinued.
4 n subscribers remove 10 other pieces without
notifying the publisher, and the PsPeT ia not sent
70 fOrme' d eetioRi they are held rssPOnsiblsl
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OF Mrs. Harris visited The caravan the O,heE
day, and was delighted. Among The cutiRst;
lies which she saw was ga live lapidsEy fouE
wears old, and as ducIile as 4 lamb" % hel
opinion The lspidary iS greater wonder even
than the Two. horned cammomile. ss
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Last year in Muskingum county vss saissa
754.is9 bushels Of whesl, apd lQl2siA 6esbs
els Of coEp..
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EN. P. WILLIS. 10 one Of his lrrurs frtm
Bermuda says:
/" Here every female is trained from child.
hood, 10 carry burlheDs upon The head. From
q tea.cup 10 u waIer.pail, every hing is placed
upon small cushion al the top oil The scuII.
The absolute ereclness oil figure necessary 10
keep Ihe weight where ii eau best be sDppor,td
by ihe spine The nice balance of gate TO posd
ii without being sleaded by the hands, lbs
throwing forward Of the chest with Inc posture
and effort that are demanded, and measured &C.
lion Of the hips, and the deliberaleness with
which all Iurnrg round or looking aside must
be done, combine 10 form an habiIual demean.
or aOd gaze Of peculiar olIiuess and s,aieliness.
A prouder looking procession than the msrket.
women, as they 60 with their baskets on their
heads, across The square below our verands,
could not be found in The world. They look
incapable Of being surprised into quick move.
menI; and are, without exception, queenly Of
mein-Ihough it come, strangely enough, from
carrying the burlhens Of the slave"
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Sickness ON THE RIyER.-We learn from eur
exchanges, thai a very singular and faisl dis.
ease prevails on the western waters, and that
several steamers between New Orleans and 81.
Louis and Louisville, have buried many Of
their passengers and crews, on their upward
passages.
The 81. Louis Republican Of The 10Th iDaans,
says:-Crolk" llogel, one Of The engineers OF
The Honduras, buried at MRr,ins LsndiDg. His
place of residence was al ClsrksviIe, Mo-
John Brown, wat:bmsn oi The Honduras, died
on The return trip, and was buried at Brunswick.
His residence was at Piusburgh, Pa.
The disease OF which these persons died,
bore strong resemblance 10 cholera, but we
characterized BY symptoms somewhat different
One singular feature Of The malady was the ab,
sence Of all bodily pain during sickness, up 10
The moment Of dissolution. In oIher respects.
as we be(nre remarked, it had the most promi.
nenI features OF cholera.
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mo. AL
AN ACT

10 authOTzo me CouTls OF Common Pleas. and
the Judges thereof, in vacation. TO arrange
the business upon the dockeIs Of said COuns.
Sec. Q. Be IL enacted by the GeDers! As.
semby Of the State Of Ohio, That the COuu Of
Common Pleas, in The several counties Of this
Stale, and The Judges thereof. in vacation. may.
whenever the STATE Of the chancery dockeI in
such couu requires il, order that al such subse.
quenI terms Of the couu as they may deem ex.
PedIenI, the chanceTy causes shall be 6rsI heard,
aud that ell WTIs Of Venre acisS for peIiI uFies,
and subpoena, Telurnable 10 such term, shall be
issued, TeIurnabe 10 the second or any sUbss.
quenI day Of The term, as The Judges Of said
cOuus may by such order direct; and At such
terms, The couu shall FIRST hear The cause on the
chancery docket. and shall not proceed 10 hear
The issues on the law docket, except by consent.
uAIil the day 10 which The wrIs Of veBire afore.
said, and Subpoena were made reIurnable; and
the clerk OF the couu. after the entry Of such
order, shall range The trial docket so as to con.
form 10 such order, as 10 The days of trial.
Sec. 2. That il the order provided for 10
The frsI section Of this act be mBde by Judge
Of The court Of Common Pleas in vacation, il
shall be entered Of record by the cleIk Of said
couu; but such order shall not be made later
than four weeks pTiOr 10 the next succeeding
term Of said court.
Sec. 3. That Ihe act enIi,lSd "An act 10
amend The act entitled an act TO amend the act
directing The mode Of proceeding in chsneery,
aud the amendsIoTy acts 1heEeIo," passed Jan.
uaTy 24lh, 1916, be and The same is hereby re.
peaed.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1919

6Fsl day Of June. A. ID. 1853.
JAMES L. JOHNSON.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
April i6, 1889. President Of the Senale.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
Pierce on Removals.

About the year 1871, Senator PIERCE E
(now President elecD gave his views on
removals from Office, iu the following clca,
and patriotic terms Elected as he is, he
can afford to Lc consistent and indcpcE-
dent.
There is (said he) but one sensible.
practical rule upon this subject. If the
discretion Of the office holders will not OBJ
serve it let them feel the eject Of il. 1t
is this When public officer neglects
the duties of his office fer political purpo-
scs, prostitutes it for political ends, or in
any way abuses the trus. contided to him,
TO promote the objects Of party, hs shonht
be remored;; and, as far AS l know, my
party yield to that principle their cordial
assent. But when you transcend this, you
aSsal the public officer in the free and un-
embarrassed exercise Of his iualenablc
rights secured to HIM by the Constitution
Us Il man und It citizen.
"No administration that has ever held
the leins CT Government, or that ecer uiW,
can afford to turn out the public officers,
who prudently, but openly, il the exercise
Of their inalienablc rights, have done all
within their scope to sustain the power
that conferred upon them place"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

"TGE GREAT MIsrAKE" The New
England Farmer is an agricultural pape,
of high character, published in Boston
A recent number contained the fol.owinc
statement
Owe learn, on reliable private authori.
ty, that Mr. Webster confessed to warm
political friend, short tir,c before his
death, that the great mistake Of his lie
was the famous 7ti of March speech, in
whch,i: will be remembered, he defended
the fugitive slave law, and fully committed
hlmsclf to the cOmpromise measures
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
Bulls Head Hotel, ,

iorMery and Tor many years hept 10y The
deceased, and al present 10y Charles Crr,Eer.
The stand is well known TO travellers generally
and the best situation IN the Borough. The
Slablimg is good aud coInnodouS, a Well of
excellent water at the kitchen door the Out
buildings are convenient, and the House large
aud roomy. ANY person wishing TO purchase
a good stand, and one that has for many years
had The largest share of the travelling custom,
would do well to attend on the day OF sale.
Also LOT situate on Market stree, of said
Borough, on which is erected two-slorey
HOUSE and Kitchen, Well uf good water at
the door, and good Fruit on the lo.
Also a certain MEADOW LOT, continuing
Two Acres in sad Borough, under good
state Of cultivation. with Spr.Gs OF running
water on the same.
Also LOT containing Two Acres mere or
less, convenien, 10 the Tavern Stand, and III
good state of cultivation.
Also LOT containing about One Fourth Of
an Acre, Joining the Stable of SAID Tavern
stand under a high state Of cultivation.
AZ. Of which w..l be sold as above stated on
fair and satisfactory terms, 10 suit purchasers,
and possession given on the LIST day Of April
next. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ OF
said day. when terms viii be ,nadc known by
II. W. CROI'ZER, 2Admnis-
GEO y. YOUNGMAN, traitors.
Miflinhury Dc. 81, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
sIZTIEIa VOLUME.
The Franhlia Repository anl Whis,
fun.siro wEgcII II
eHsmt:rstnra, "a.
sIyTTETI vo,us,E. /.

TUE "Frsnk!iu Eeptaita. Wig" enters It's sIxns1s
lA't' en,"y'ns a i".rcc % prosperity In all II
departments un-Ssmii 3 ~ it, form. history Its crcu
Iation hevrr !arg its advertising and Jobtins
never - extensive: and its rapidly iIcr ing list Z"
rrst ri aoGds The surst guarsntr, that the vsripa:
improvements introduced Wy the Proprietor hav,
hee we'll atlrccist aud vii! b; amply rewarded, by
an !u.l.iscn. public
The K-pcs.,;y whis is 4 ho .rsest ciss. g. paper,
Containing riI.Tr TS0 long cuin-, and il printed OF
entrc n'w type AID tho Lest quality q PAPER lts
advertisements get actly in tho smallest type SC
th,t =Lirie rom is ift f'r autiry snd variety 6.
reading N trr rarely o-Td 10 u patrons If country
ioutnsi- The fr crndnc.iGs IT, liisEeit
iepitt1 ;niS If The most cOnplC rA Tactcr. The
fI csl aud eaers E;.t"rIi Dp,rtn mt is ua,ier ,ip
imri ate -upcr' sion II tho Proprietor and the l. ca.
an. Literary Gapar unt la Tie charge Of Gentlemen
who's capacity aui exp ri hav. rrndc-ed these
Pacai'ey N " f''tres in t.ul:-y papers. ONCE int
e,nx AMI useful tc the general reader All portion
VI iic pA"r viii D. G.' otel uhy TO Medical t cci
i"y. a. ps-par from our M"c. eschagas by ono Of
our -aliig Thy ,irans fa:tiar attention viii b, In d
10 the E.l "ri II th. rac'ra. B.tnore, A:.d ham
burg Markets VIII, b Wiii b.. g,'.u weekly.
Tho n,,ube- Of tie New vuuuit which will Ia is
sud ihurr. =. January will utain striking
lS securatc A-n ii tie Hon Dinie Webster, with
IA sni',rsi ,kaic ana reini c,ed with hs
lie ami durins tn WI! puiIh portrait: o; Pre-i-
d"nt fhu,crc Hon kufas thost- Hon. :. Pr-nii-s.
Hon Nm. >rsaId, lion. Il. e W:niLr.p. Horace Ureg-
y and uo' idnt, all oi al ., rngrs' ~ i'll the
best syic on WOOD Beg. hcl So i.hs, will ais
pear wiki carh Portrait
While VII D. thr Of thc froprirtnrs f the
EcDo,ta,y md ". .iJ o rene. i w-rY ,e visitor 10 .y-
cry c!a,s II renl.rs. hc will tcaNor ieder i tsp"
ciniiy us-iui aud indrrnsi'o to " -G>. Il. Columns
nj TO- lie iIeigst 10 abie ext tt viii 10
tca matter rn there l., !Itt! no ini"rst flt on
tie sn,j-'t; bat wh"n tn cc.>ion d--n Is it, II will lie
Conj 10 urn, in y lc,"us suJp)it rf the Prir.ci
pies the C-gcS. and the CA,dr rtits i. Party
ADNEHrl> >EMl.NrS The circulation o! the Es tt1ry
dd W.g is :.o and ii is certainly the rery t.s udScr
tising III. diuin in this section # the state.
TEL Ms
One copy, if paid within three months Sl..5
the YEAR, 900
not paid within yr.r, -
Fiv.c'ipics embracing; thrru new subscribers, Sea
Ten iys l5u3
When Clubs sr~ ordered. the money must invariably
rnpnny the order Litter. NUT b~ nIirussci, post
paid, TO ALEX. h. AcCLCKE,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

ETThe heavy failure Of Messrs. Sweeney
& Caldwell, extensive grain dealers, &c,
in Milton, is much to be regretted among
all business men. At the same time, ii
suggests reasonable inquiry whether the
low price" system of Jones, and others
doing a large business at very small if
any profits, far the sake IF doing large
busucss-is a wise one in the long run, to
buyers or sellers. Expenses i'll merchan-
dizing arc considerable, and are certain ;
and a less business, with reasonable profits,
will be found much more sound, aud tend
to give more general stability and conf
dence. That business, which is forced to
keep up continual flourish and boast
paying high and selling Lows by no
means best for the community in which i:
is practiced, for the loss is felt at last to
fall upon the farmers as we'll as the nlcr-
chants.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24

Ma. ED,roa-Hav ing rccca.Iv had occasion
10 stop at HARRiSON'S TEMPERANCE
HOUSE. in New Berlin, take this method -
wi,hou, the knowledge of the proprietor--of
recommending 1t 10 public patronage. II bas
recently been greatly enlarged. and can now
accommodate many more. With the support
thai nigh; be extended by Temperance Men
and Railroad men. (for HaRRIsox was Rail
road man as well as kLK,xNKR) the Judge and
his worthy family will furnish accommodations
suitable for the Governor. Give them the
helping hand. TRIED.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
Business Notices.

RowA>p for Rowand and Walton. want a
settlement of accounts with Chroaicle for sale
of medicines. Must have been among the
other unenjoved " good wills" OF our Illustrous
predecessor, for we we're never ia the trade
ARrmuas MAGAzIxE. contains the best mat.
ter OF his Gazette, in form for preservation.
kniss knrSsLE appoints Dr.. Thornton &
Christ. his agents for knick- knacks for Christ
mas.
TuE CRorzsR ESTATE, Mifilinburg, is TO be
sold on the 26,h rrox. A good chance.
Col. M'CLunEs parer is all he SAYS il is
There are but or newspapers in the broad
AMI rich County of FrankiIn.,hey evidently thin
king few healthy reliable papers much better
than dozen lowering on the confines Of life
and death. The Repository has ample
support. and is thus encouraged 10 improve,
and well deserve its patronage.
Arms Cherry Pcc,oral speaks for itself
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-24
- ~<<tlIi~--~Iilik< = e
n! AHE7ATTS.

In I.ewisburg. 10th inst. by Rev. Dickin
sen, EpwARp HoLsrEiN and Miss SARAH
NCLl, both of Dry Valley.
By. Rev. DIR. Longmore. 10th INST. HisNoSn
C.pw.LLApra and Miss MANI n. MrRRAr, all
Of Milton.
In Iewsburs. 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Conser
FaANcIs Cu,cx and Miss SARAH J. MAuKs, both
OF Elimspor,, Lyc. 20.
In Wlliamspcrr, esd inst. ty Rev. Mr. s'er,
ling. DASI,L EnLuu and MISS ELIzABbrH
WEIcKEL, both Of Wmspor..