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NAIL STEAMERS.
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q. tcE 0JTeSEs1cut ss.-si,s; cFery os-s iEs been
'si.n n tls.r c7pstTaC.ioo, fs in tho Engines -
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Hons lOr - sJeE:5is sTo Gosc14iled for ee;; Ice
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a. e-ratjsjo-s su.,sCa -,.a-- 80 us.s. ship,
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ioE sold, silver bJIol, specie, jsFciry, precioUs
STONES or Tcetals, unless lls &c iaSias sr- signed
taoTsfor, ~ the yalus thereof tisrriH expressed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-18

FOR POOR AND LABORTNG MEN.
~ IAIt' BUILDING ic|J O. 10 feet or rno-,i. 4,
- various patts o: tao Ctr. aud GsorgstoEu, e,
.sS p-.ces, and terms 20 suit Lloyd Z CS5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-18

Arrive at Grassh0pper Greek same day BY 10 N
Leave drasshoppsr Creek Tuesday st 9 am
:, arrive 81 AtHhisor ssmA day by 0p m.
NO 'e@os FROM hicbaPon, by NsriaushuIg, to Grass-
Eopp&r Creek. IL Ialies and hack three times
aweek
Lssye kickapoo TUESDAY, Thursiay, and sstur
day Sc 6 a N
Arrive at arasshcpper Creek same days by 10 m
and Saturday at pm
Arnve at Kickapoo came dsys by7pm
.ids 70 run onos week will be considered.
TO- loaIo from lssvenw nth City, By Nuato Shlds
UeaWkee, w oitdeld Lnriug Hallet, Saint
Warys Mission, Veruilliop River, and Shan
non, to Pswnse, lao miles and back. once o
week
Leave Leavenworih City Monday at cam
Erfve at PsWnee "a urjay 18th day. by 6 m
Leave fawnee Monday al o a IA
Arrive at Lesvea worth Saturday 18Th day) BY 8
pm
Bids 10 extend 20 Fort Riley, enc mile further,
Will be considered
No. 1871 From Wrstr,rt, no bv Franklin. Lew
rene City, Tokesks Douglas CITY, Lacomp
ton, and Itcumssh, t. Whitfield, rs miles and
back. t1ree times week
LsaVe Wes'port Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at Gam
Arrive at Whitfield next days by 1opm
Leave Whitfield Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at Westport mkt days by 10 n
=. Bids to run ono week viii be cous;derea.
y
Hack Jack, One tiundrei and-Teo- - lie Creek,
and Council City, 70 Council GToTs, 125 miles
and back, once week
Leave Yves port Monday at Sam
Arrive At Council GrOve Saturday BY 6pm
Leave Councils Grove Monday at a IN
Arrive az Westnort Saturday by 6pm
NO. 1918 From WestpOrt. (Sio.) ty Wea Mission,
Osswat.cmie Miami Agency Cen reville ST.
Gar Mound. nina Creek. and Little Ossgs, to
Fort Scott 100 ni!ss AMI haC K, orce q week
Leave WeStport Monde a. Sam
Arrive at Fort Scott Wednesday by Sam
Lave Fort Scott Wednesday ct I'm
Arrive at Westport Saturday by lopn
No. 1921 From 0sa Satt mic ny BanrJ ehsrmsns,
TO the Sac snd Fox Agsncy, 60 miles and
back, ONE a weak
Leav. Osawsttonic Monday ats
Arrive a. sac and Fox Agency ssne Gay by 10
pm
Lave Fac ard FIX Agency Tuesday o. Ga z
Arrive at O.awatt Ilie same tag by 20 pIn
No. 1928 From West Poi {, (1io by TAonns Folks
and Old Catholic MiS.i'n, to Sugar Mound,
20 mills ard back, once a week
Leave West Point hur dag At o u
Arrive AT SUI ar MoUrd same 6ay By Iapn
leave sugar AIoInd F-day at s : N
Arrive at West Point same : by 10 n
10. 1915 Fr' u TcEu.aeeh, ~ IaC!a ,usa, to Sac
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

nca. We are obliged to erase this weel
the names of 10 or so old patrons wh'
have rot furnished the new Firm the
earnest" of their desire to have the
Chronicle. Most of these owe US from l.;
cts. to Sll each, which we trust they will
forward as soon as possible.
We prefer the CASH SYSTEM for The
following among other reasons:
]. 1t is cheaper for all who pay, and
who on the Credit plan are taxed an extra
price to make up the deficiencies of those
who do not pay.
.. The printer will safe money and
labor, and can use his money to better ad-
vantage, by having it in advance.
3. The unpleasan. duties Of dunning
and being dunncd, are thereby avoided.
t. Errors are more easily corrected,
and every one is thereby enabled to get
those I" short settlements which make long
friends"
s. The dishonest and improyidcnt can
not under this system get their news with
out paying for it.
Such are our reasons: and as far as
nc can learn, nine tenths Of our patrons
approve them. ez5- IIW thy help as to car
ry this system, out, dy each ottoiriny sub
scrtJrr or s,co IN tier neiyhJorhood 2-us
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The Lewisburg Chronicle



AZ ~ .Spt tti5ay Mornings, at Lc~i'b"ry'
issued G1 Tnion co1r,y, Rany''a"'a
vrny>-i,,so per year 70 BE ur PAID y ,ar,ni Thus,
~ ao,, ' will pay four months co. - for two
~ months, :! for sixteen "on',.' I,,;,
f. 'sN. s'n,le Nos cts Payments 'g n'H'' u'''
year -oli, postage stamps or bank no''F AT ''''-
rese'ci 90 PAPERS to stop with til" time PAD 'or'
'ai"' >-s handsomely inserted at So cents per
. v,..l o5 cents each Subsequent ''''' 'O"'
months. a year. nllf siuafe. a'' t''' -
os,u-r,,-sf. soc. 81 s',5e. hef'hant' &c mol
81, o,. erl,,mu, so year All others a' may
u'e' sjf,n-r is ID lines Of BREWER, or IL Of
,-,c cuts steryotyPes, and advertisements ot
,;;.y tendency. not admitted
,,,priea,ions desired on topics Of general interest
thin the range Of party or .ectarian contest All
- g, ro,,e rostJ aid, accompanied by the name anu
-, of the writer, To receive attention
~. MAGNETIC C.TELEGEArH is located IN tho once
-, c,-,,i,,, ly which oi;en get important News
=, ADVANCE ofthe Nails
:" -i,h the nNacc are ample materais Tor most
,,-at toE PRINTING, which will be executed WIN
-, lospatch and on reasonable terms
C,.rl Advertisements to bc PAID ''f "''sn i"''4''
A., ,-1 lab Work wh.n delivered
'' Market street. north side, second story 'i
s,or above the Post Office -
s'o' WogpEN &lCoRNELlCs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Lcwis.rg Chronicle Farmcr-February 1855.

-Thc Star seems TO doubt whether Henry
s. Mott is X after all, or they would moi
want to abolish the Canal Board.
CrMnEuLaxD.-1'hc Mcchanicsbur. Gieane'
names large number of places III the region
which are enjoying reyivals of religion.
BLAru.-Fuur persons were sentenced, for
violations Of license laws, TO heavy fines, and
! three 10 mprisonment--The Standard says
a revival is experienced under the labors OF
( Mr. Yerkes Of the Baptist church, and that the
religious influences recently excried have had
most happy and decisive influence on the
manners and morals of the whole town.
M,rrLIN-A Railroad from Lcwis,own to
Milroy is talked Of. 4. Watson is re-
elected Prcsiten, of the Broad Top Mountain
r. II. Co.-Shooiing matches (and disgrace
ful drinking Of coursc) are al the rage at
Reedsvllc.
BnAnroup.-The new Presbyterian meeting
house IN Towanda, has been dedica,ed.--A
new post Office, near Athens, called "Tioga
Valley" y."--Thc unburnt portion Of the State
Bridge at Towanda has fallen down.
Pro.actei meetings are held by the Episcopa-
lians, PresbyterianS, and Meihodists, and the
Bapiisls give their Pastor donation.
LuzruxE.-The powder-!nl.l Of Parish
Silver y Co., near " likes Barre, exploded on
Thursday week. killing two boys who were
IN al the time. The cause of the accident I'M
known.-rhe Printers Convention at Scran-
ton agreed on a scale Of prices, and put the
price of their papers at S2.-A new Town
Clock has been put upon the steeple of the
Baptist housc-Margarct Burk has been
Committed TO Jail, on a charge Of killing
man found dead on the ice, in Decemhcr.-
The Scranton paper considers Lackawanna
county sure thing this tinc.-Thompso
VS.. the Pennsylvania Coal CO., an action for
damages for turning water upon the plaintiff
lot on Main street, ia Piltsiun, was decided
on Saturday evening, after having occupied
the court eigh, days. The verdict awarded
was S573 So for PIE
LrcoHIxo.-The Good Tcmpllrs have zoo
members in their Jersey Shore Lodge-The
Larrys Creek Plank Road collected S3,G7i in
tolls the past year.-The County Superin,-
enacnt has called a Teachers Association al
Williamsport, 22d TO 23d inst-A man has
undertaken TO supply Wmsport with milk
A new Pos, Office at Jersey Milis-Levi
Fink, Pm. The Larrys Greek p. o. changed
to Pcrkinsviile.-ESq. Calvert, WinSpori, IS
a candidate for re-clection-New Lots IN
ar addition to the Borough are offered for
sale by M'Cann d Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
sHAjHl8Da

On the Bis, ult, by Rev, Dr. Clark, Mr. j
MFaddin, Of Portsmouth,, Va, and MIss
Joanna s. Kline, of Lewi>burg, Pa. Cake
received, and duly h~ncred.l
IN Northumberland, 3lSt Dec, by Rev. Nh
-, ,CuaHLrs ". .THoMFsoS and Miss SUSAN
K. W FIR Of West Builaloe, Union 60.
In Sl,on. :s,h alt., by Rev. Slater {. Hep
burn, Edwin c. Mcclure Of Phllada. and Miss
Louisa daughter OF Sami Hepburn Esq.
On Tuesday last, 10y Rev Mr. Boas. Jacol
Dunkel Of Buffalue and Miss Susan Miller Of
New Berlin.
On the 18th ult by Rev. M.J.Alleman, p. b
Musser Esq. of MilihcIm and Mrs. Ca,harlne
LoiZ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
ZcWleuur9 Warket.
Lewisburg Post Office Arrangements

EASTERN Nails (vis NILTos) every day bu. Sunday,
close at o, / N
EASTERN Nails (ya NoErr'o) every lay tu, sunday
close at ~ o'clock, T.. N
ETSTEHN, on Moniny, Wednesday ami i-'t.y,
clos. ~ 81 A. u.
NGRTHERN (Williansrort Nond. Nein- and Fri,
close at PM Of nj ,ht preceding
SOUTHERN lSelirscroyel Tuesd. TLUrsd. and eatu1i
clo.e .: Il, NJ
BCFFALOE i RO-iDS, Tucsday and Friday,
fn.Rusness uuut- 'olnS ,oss y u ofrJvi' o-a~o,i.,
II =, An, AMI from Il, u. until :. IN .. .
Nov. %, 1883 II. VI. titbIEEE, IN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

rfsrWe haze cndcav0red to send bills
TO all old customers in arrears for the
Chronicle; but if we accidentally omit
ted any, We beg their pardon, (as the Judge
said when he forgot to pronounce sentence
upon convict J and hope they will call
on US and settle their accounts without so
much ceremony as even knocking at the
door. w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

ss-The violent wind Of Sunday week
vas very destructive & property along the
.ea-coast 100 miles north AMI south Of
Philadelphia, and some lives lost. The
stc-m was also felt in many places il the
interior Of Pennsylvania.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

WThe Rev. Dr. DEAN, many years q
Missionary to the Chinese, but now in
this country for his health, is expected to
visit Lcwisburg in a few days. ue will
deliver discourse in the Chapel Of the
University, on Sunday, Feb. 4, at . o'clk,
pm, touching China and the missionary
enterprise generally. The public Is res
pectfully invited to attend.-Jan. 20, 50.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Estate of John Slair, decd.
A Miracle of Science.
DRCA.kELLENG. of MechanicSbura

~ Cumberland Co, Pa, announces 10 those
afflicted with TumorS, ,WenS,C Cancers, PoIypuS,
Lupu, MoleS or Marks, Scrotula or hng S
Evil, and all diseases that have usually been
treated with caustic or knife, ,tha. he can remove
them by an entirely new method, without cut
ting, burning OF pain. Neither chloroiorm or
ether is administered to the patient. 1t Is no
matter on what pant Of the body thcy may be.
he can remove them with perfect safety, and
in a remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison is applicd-and nc money
required until cure is perfected.
Proapsis U,eri, Female complaints Chronic,
VenereaI and all other diseases treated with
positive success. Full particulars, IN either
English OF German, can he Obtained by writing
postpaid. Patients can be accommodated with
Board on reasonable terms.
Mechanicsburr is one of the prettiest and
healthy towns in his OF any other State II Is
wiles from Harrisburg on the Cum-N -Nai.R X.
and accessible from, all parts ot the Union.
Drkelling will visit cases III any part Of the
State when desired.
~ Kind reader, if you know any afflicted
fellow creature, delay not 20 tell them of this
treatment. Iy593
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Receipts for January 1855.

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"''''1'i =, ''i'''ef' Le"i''"'s 'l- %
Noah loter, Long Green, Nd sly II
Joseph H. Smith u.il.vu-. a. IL, 7 "a
&. II. shattuck, Lewistur,, (,.yD s3
Rev J. B. Worien. Js,k.ou.Pa c12 so
Robert Gillespie. Hcw Milford, II. eIz 10
Frederick Ann eeIi,s,-,,x. c2o cs
John NesFit Lcwi.turs Cl2 20
Samuel ? Kline L.vi.burs (sdvo 200
Joseph ,.la,s iew,.turg 81, su
JoscuL ,;rcrn. L.vi.fu-, c,o "a
Laird Howard Eruv go, ..
Mrs sarah Van yrlz,h nur.lo. ~, I as
Clinton W,cl, L.wf-hnry ,ia n
John N,ckIcy Nv Colu,nli. ,Io D.,
David Necki.y. y.vCa,umls, $40 sn
Isaac : sterpcr L.vi.hur, cr2 ga
Rev. l. " Hnyhur,t L.,i.hur, go , IN
.IaInes Moore sr, Kelly rlo 3, 40
Ahram u. TIawu, Levisburg a.. I "a
Dr. triah Heed White Deer, Lycoming SIS rs
John Chsmbcrlin, Lewisburs Gl. so
Wm II. IIarman, Bur,loe 6l2 so
Allan shoemaker, Lswisburg Gl2 80
David Hayes Hartl.y sIo "a
John q. brown, East Burnloo cqi I ,o
Joseph VI Ncstit Chillisquaoua sIo 50
Samuel Raruh.rt, Three River, Mich IL. 7 al
FIay-l Clirsan. Kelly e1a ! 10
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

xnrGov. Pollock was presented on the
Inauguration day with a massive BIBLE,
by Philadelphia members of the religious
denomination to which he is attached.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

ES~Cap. Jacob lIummcl has paid up
that little bill; and wishes US the utmost
s.cccss. The same to you, Captain , and
may you live fifty years yet.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

FLOUR FROM Broom CoRN--Thc Pitts
burg Inion says, that it has been rrescn-
ted by Mr.. James Gardiner, Of that city,
with specimen of corn broom -four, which
is decidedly superior to the best buck
wheat We have ever had for cakes. The
way to make it up is, to bake it little
longer than buckwheat, mix the dough
with little soda, and you will have more
delightful cake than can be made from
buckwhcat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

pea-Somo of the party presses are trying
70 make an "omcn" Of the breaking of 4
board in the platform upon which Cow
Pollock delivered his Inaugural. Since
Amos Keudall's "omen" day, We have
had no faith in triyialitics Of this sort
but for the information Of those who do,
We mention that thi. "k.N. trap cduy'a
Ex-Gov. PORTER, ard not Gov. Pollock,
(but no harm done) What car it mean Z
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

res-A mad dog from Selinsgrove pcne-
tratcd into the interior as far as New Ber-
lin, where he was shot Several animals
on the way were bitten by him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
= See Ncw Advertisements.

R-Capital sleighing, hegeaways, just
now. O that it may continue week, two
racks = month, or two months !
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

Catholic Church difficulties in the Uni
ted States are getting frequent. In CHI
cago four of the clergy at the Catholic
College have been removed. The congre-
CATION of the church of the Holy Name
in that city have held meeting and pro-
tested against the removal Of their clergy
man, in whom they express the highest
conflcncc. They have appointed com
mittce to appeal to Rome on the subject.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
ME- WINTER SESGlUH
0siHE
ACADEMY

Will Commence on THssspAr, Utf.I., .s:4,
to continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this lnsr,utioi
Is caic uiatet To- prepare yOCths 10 enter Coissk
~ for seGeral business.
CJmyUs.;.on AMI Defamation reserve care
iul at.cAtion.
The subscriheris solic;,ous 10 secure slass
OF IouHs La1ios.
The Bible is in daily Use IN the school.
For reference, The Pri.ei;a lakes pleasure
to refer 10 many Of ogt e.iizsns, both IN and
around the place, VITO have had their children
aud wards under LIS cara.
Tuiioa.-For Languages sln Higher Bag
lish -, and common branches, (.cludink
Reading, Writing, TYPOGRAPHY, ArithmeVes
Grammar and e. S. History Ss-psr session.
Contingent expenses per Winter ssss.sA, ~
cts. per scholar, extra.
n. deduction e1csp, for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
SEPT. 10, 1854 Prisssesl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
SELLING OFF!
Mr.. & Mrs. 0. B. BULLARD,
VEACIIERS of the Pian0-FOrte a

l. SINGING. Rooms al Peters Union
Temperance Hotel. Mondays and Saturdays.
Mr.. BuIlard IS Agent for the sale Of the fol
lowing celebrated Instruments:
Hallett, Davis q Co.'S PIANO FORTES
with their improved Patent Suspension Bridge
MASON u Hamiins newly improved MODEL
MELODEoNS.
Holbrook's CHURCH ORGANS. These
instruments are built in the most thorough
manner, and are unsurpassed for BEAUTY AND
RICHNESS OF TONE.
y Purchasers are invited 10 call.
Lewis burg, Jan. >, 1875
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

1t is stated that the stock Of Kinney 5
Expedition Company has been issued. The
share Of Col. Kinney, as Commander IN
Chief and Governor General of its domi-
Mons, is said to be 1900" shares, Of the
value of S25 each. The whole number Of
shares Is 100000, representing an aggre-
gate capital Of FIVE millions of dollars.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Letting for a School Building.

DNVI UN-NIIC " III HO It''I'VV " NV
Board of School Directors of the Lew
isburg School District. until Thursday the lst
day Of March ne,t, for erecting a SCHOOL
BUILDING the coming Summer. Plans and
Specification. will be exhibited ten day,s prev
ious 70 the I.ct,lrg :, the Store Of iohn IIough-
ton. l.. STEINER, Pres.
JAMES HAYES, Sec.
LeWisburg ian. 50. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
DIED,

On the 18th ui,. at the residence Of his son
in Chilhsquaquc township, John Fulper, aged
81 years.
In Bloomfield, 9th u,.. aged 50 years. Ms.
Sarah, retict Of the late Nlex'r Maree Esq. and
mother of the Senior Ed Of Perry Democrat.
In New Berlin. Goth nit, Barbara, wife OF
Jacob OrwIg. aged 60 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

n9-lt is no small compliment to the
School Teachers of Snyder" county, cor
the south side Of Union that they have
moved III the matter of Teachers Insti-
tate before those Of the Center or of the
North side of the county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

EG-Noncws Of stirring Importance from
any quarter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
By EXPRESS !

4 MOTHER LOT cf Fine Broeha SEa WIS
"A and param .ua Cloths of all shades, = :
very low prices, Just reed BY
Oct: 70 J. HAYES d CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Eagle Mill.

"AYlSG rebuilt. in c manner enIsy.-
IL and improved, the steam Gr;st t.r.l
recently los, BY FIRE. the subscribers re,ps.I-
fully iHi, rrn the public that they .rs prepared
10 10 all kind. If Custom work -, ;1f-hsse
Grain as heretofore.
NESBIT. HAYES u FICHTkonN.
Levistury, Oct 20, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

E3TCountcrfeit 81 Bills, on the Far.
mers' and Mechanics Bank of Ihiladcl-
rhia, are In circulation. The genuine has
the words "Farmers' and Mechanics
Bank" in circle over the yignctte. while
the counterfeit has the same words in
straight lines under the vignet:e.
GRAHAM 5 sMAGAzINE.-Weare are indebt-
cd to K. Il. See & Co, the proprietors of
Graham's Nayu>i"e, for copy of their
celebrated Presentation Plate for 1853. in.
tended as gift to every new subscriber.
This beautiful Engraving is cmincntly
National in its character, containing por-
traits of all the Presidents of the United
States and this fact, coupled with the re-
markable fidelity ofevcry likeness, renders
1t peculiarl y valuable.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o4.-Mr. Slidcll
has been reelected u. S. Senator by the
legislature Of Louisiana, for six years from
the 18th Of March nex,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
NOTICE.

nUR Pirm beiag this day dissolved. 20
~ would say To- all who know themselves
Indrbted 10 Us, tha; We are in need Of ihG
nce,liul. and are ANXIOUS 20 settle up our buss
mess with as ii;ll- delay as Possible Ouf
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BARON Friday last, Mr.. SELLERS, of
the Senate, presented petition and read
ia place bill, submitting the question of
Division of Union county to a vote of the
people at the next general election. T1.n,es
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Kirkpatrick.

Many Of our readers will recognize in
the Harrisburg sketch on our first page,
the Irish classical teacher and preacher of
note at Milton say score of years ago
une Of the trio david kirkpatrick, Crom-
well Pearce, and Frics,) who
preached Democracy SO efTcctually in Milf
finburg-and who morever was wont to
hold his congregation together with good
attention FIVE hours upon the strctch-thc
Scotch Presbyterian Seceder, Rer. Har"
kirkpatrick, now Of Poke Run, West. Co,
Pa. They will be glad to learn that the
hand of Time appears to have touched the
old man but gently since he removed from
the West Branch.
A right likely class of boys he had
there, to be sure-fuitc promising-thc
next President, perhaps, among them. On
the day previous, however, he could have
had a much larger "class'' of pupils-for
Judge MARSHALL Of White Deer, Mr.. W.
HEINEN and DR.. MCLEERY of Milton,
Mr.. I. HAYES of Lewisburg, and others
once under his thorough discipline-and
who also honor their instructor-were in
Harrisburg, but passed on that evening.