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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
An Interesting Inquiry-Continued

Ma. DlRLISsroN in the January number
OF the Farm Journal. under the head of "An
Interesting Inquiry" by e. w. B. of Camden,
N J., on the subject OF raising corn, or rather
why it is that he cannot raise as much as he
could twenty years back, even when his land
has been lined and manured .liberally."
Though our soil differs materially from that
described by e. W. B.. being lime stone gravel,
mixed with sandy loan, naturally good for
producing corn, but of late years we have ex-
perienced something of the same res,.,,s say
We, for a number of my neighbors that have
experienced the same. Corn will come up and
look as well as usual, until the third or fourth
leaf puts out, when il begins 10 .csume a
s;unted appearance. and If favorable season
il may attain TO the height Of two and a half
10 three and half feet high, with striped ieay-
es, seldom having an ear on it. have been
careful to examine if j; might no, be affected
BY some worm or insect, but have hitherto
discovered nothing. except the first oT princi-
pal ZOO, is dead We will perhaps not find
more than two or three hills in 4 place, in
another place we will find a ha'f dozen or
more. and think NAV say it is only thus
affected on land ,ha: has been lined son.e
fine here We have been almost forced 10 the
conclusion that too much lime is the cause
As the corn crop is an important one 70 The
farmer, and becoming yearly more SO, wcu,d
like through Your useful journal" TO have the
opinion Of others more experienced, and the
anudoie, # there is one. r. II l..
UHIoI Co. PA.-Penn Farm Jq.:rna!.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
New York Ady'ts.
Cheap Music and Piano Store
OF Horace Waters, No. 1888 Broadway

II = AAuiUNS w ho,A'V'"cc OAVuu W uv .
" New York-Oppoafion 10 the Com6ila.
fon-Music at Greatly Reduced Rates,
Notwithstanding The combination Of Music
Dealers TO keep up the prices Of non copyright
Music against the interests OF Naive Compos-
ers and their refusal 10 extend TO Mr.. WArIns
the courtesies Of the Trade, he has immense
sales-having abundant evidence that he has
public countenance and support in his oppos-
iiion to the Great Monopoly. and IN his efforts
to aid Native Talent and adopt the National
Currency. HIS stock Of American and Euro
pean Music is immense, and the catalogue OF
his own publications is one Of the largest and
best selected in the United States. He has also
made a greot reduction in the prices of Pianos,
Melodeons and all kinds Musical Instruments.
Superior toned 6i octave Planes for Sl75, 200
and 25 interior Of good guilty and instruments
strong md durable those which cost 800. Pianos
every variety cfsyle ard price up 1000 comprising
those Of Ten different MHnufaetories among them the
celebrated moru proved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premium Eoleon Pianos OF T. Gilbert Co.'S
make, Owners Of the H0l"an patcnt) Secondhand Pi
amos at great targan-prices from 20 u 100 NELDpE
oNs from Five different Manufactures including the
we'll known s. ID H. W Smiths M.lodeons, (tuned the
equal tie b,st in the Cnit,d
Prces-45, 60 IS, 100 rs. 49, i35 I50 Smiths Double
Bank MeOdeons 900. Each Piano al MeloieoD guaTan
tecd tq The bet to the Trade Schools &c 121
per cent. discount Cergym-n and Churches. Orders
promptly attended to- Music mt post paid 20 all
II the country, the reduced ratcs General and Select
Catalogues and Schedules Pricrs Of Musical Instruu-
forwarded any address free OF charge. 3m563
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Fire in Princeton,

About s o'clock on Saturday evening. the
north or main building of the C.liege of New
Jersey was discovered 10 be on fire. The
fire commenced in front roam on the sec.
end story. about midway If the eastern
wing. and was caused, as is supposed, by Il
spark from wood fire in an open fire place
The town engines were soon on the
ground, ut owing 10 the want of water,
they were unable to save the building
The furniture, books and clothing of the
students, with i1copsdcrable exceptions were
destroyed. Through the exers:,ns of Prof.
Giger, the valuable pictures belonging TO the
College land which were in the bpiId:ny.vere
saved. The greatest efforts were made to
save the furniture, DC. and the adjoining
buildings the latter of which was happily
ELECTED. The building was insured. as we
are informed, for $4,000, which will proba.
by cover the whole lo.s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15

BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Public
i attention TO my Establishment, Nc. IS
South FOURTH ST. (below Chestnut, FLiee.
eiphid, for the manufacture and sale Of I'm.
yeIOPes, where will always be in reaoine,,
to attend to any orders | may be favored with.
am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes Of everv
quality, size and description, Wholesale az!
Retall,the Government pattern, plain and legal.
l would also call attention 10 The Die SIuk
ing, Engraving, Printing. and Enclosing Q,
Business Cards for Envelopes, Lerter heads.
Bill-heads, Cards, Circulars, &C.. all Of which
furnish al very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going 10 the Dead Letter Office
WIKI patent machines OF The la'eslimVIove-
mehts for embossin-, printing. &c, also fer
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and every fael-
Ity for executing orders with despatch. and fer
their delivery by Express Lines or as may ts
agreed upon, ] can not fail 10 compete with il
not excel any other establishment of the kind
in the world. ~ Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples of which NAV 3.
seen Chronicle office, also Of Die-Srsmped Env.
ly5l7730 WM. COLBERT
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Not 80 verV Green.


young and apparently verdant slip,
who gave his hailing place as cold Var
mount" found himself surrounded upon a
certain occasion, by crowd of quizzing
upstarts, who seemed bent upon display
ing their own smartnes,, at the expense of
the Yankee
"Hello, Jonathan ~ says one, "where
arc you bound ?"
"Deoun to BOsting, on little tramp," "
was the reply.
"What's your business in Boston p
continued the iuquisitive gentleman.
ooh, I'm 1eoun arter my pension
money" responded grceny.
"Pensiou money !" CALCULATED whiste-
rec, chow much do you get, and what arc
you drawing pension money for ?"
"Oh !" answered the countryman, "I
get four cents every year-tew to mind
my own business, and tew to let othe:
folks business alone p
The crowd had no other remarks to
offer. The answer was entirely satisfac-
tory.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Horrible Discovery.

len PERSONS pcr'sScG ~ f1e P-Giries.
We are furnished by gentleman from La
fayet.e, Ind, with the details OF rurcr cur
rent in that city on Tuesday, wlict fills ,he
mind with horror, in view of The suaerings Of
the party 70 whom il refers.
On the Saturday preceding the memorable
storm Of the 2lst Of January, two families
numbering ten persons, moving from South
ern Indiana 10 Northern Illinois arrived al Ok.
ford, the county seat Of Benton county, Ind.
aboa; 10 miles northwest OF Lafayette, with
two oI-;eans, and vel. provided with necce-
saries for the road. They remained through
the storm, and on Monday morning resumed
their journey. Last Tuesday morning 4 man
passing over aprairie, only about five miles
from Oxford, came upon sigh, which filled
him with horror.
The carcases oftwo oxen. from which the
viscera had been removed, lay upon the
ground. Inside of one of them were the
frozen bodies o: four children. and in the 9TH
er the frozen corpse of the mother with
nursing inf2u. at her breast. Under the snow
was hap Of ashes, il which the iron OF the
wagons showed that II, party had broken them
up, and burned everything they had in them,
in the effort TO save their lives. Not far from
this spo; was found The body OF The other wo-
man Of the party, parity concealed in snow
drift and near her one oil the men. The two
other men had not been fcuni.
II is probable tha: the party became inextri-
eabIy involved in the snow drills cd The bleak
prairie and los; their presence Of mind After
burning up their wagons, it would seem that
the men had k,iedtw Of the oxen for shell
ter for those found in tncm, and then, accom-
panied by one woman, vainy eBdeavo7ed 10
reach the town the had left, and procure aid TO
rescue their companions. The TWO other oxen
had WANDERED Of. There was nothing about
the persons to indicate who they were. and
nothing more is kro"E about them that va,
acciien,ly communicated by Them during their
brief stay a; Oxford.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
1.-THE CABIN BOYS STORY y

A Semi Nautical Romance Of intense interest iy the
Author of the Pirate Doctor" the Lawyers Story
the "od Doctor &c &C.
I hitherto hy the writer the above
popular works, sufficient guarantee of the favor
with which productions coming fFom hi pen will be
received by the public Tina CABIN BOi's STcRY is
Trade as carried on in the Coast uf Africa The author
has served in the navyaud ;h. descriptions char
act"rs painted from personal acquaintance with them
The story full of exciting interest and adventure
the celebrated work Of Defoe, Robinson Cru.oe,
has the advantage over that glorious ion, inasmuch
as 1t is founded on facts of day The
history of the heroine Of the Story Zueika the Crcas
sian Slave purchased at Con>tantnope, ,ducatd auI
married by the Reckless, yet chivaic, SeymOur-the
commander Of the Albatrcs, simply the narrron Of
fact painted from the life and GI the numerous char
acters portrayed throughout the story vvidy and
graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole of the edition originally their intention
publish consequently they have been obliged largely
to incr, it, and they respectfully request that all or.
ders may be sent Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will create
much interest as work Of fiction that mas of
years emanatcd from the press, notwith-tanding
since the pubca Of Uncle Toms Cabin works re-
lating to slavery in America, and CON- have been
numerous have appeared having relation to the
system Of purchasing slave. the African Coast,
ten by who has witnessed il ali its hidrnus defor
nifty. The work written in chaste and pure language
AMI will be welcome and instructive addition to the
family library.
The work will form beautiful octave volume Of 400
elegantly bound in cloth Price in cloth one dollar;
in paper, cents, at which rate copies will be Nv
the publishers to any part Of the country free Of POS
tage.
&C. For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers,
ELLSWORTH & STREET.
No. - BErKN.S STREET. NV York
And by all booksellers throughout the United State.
and British Provinces. ,r5s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Lewsburg Chronicle West Farmerarch Is, 1855
An Interesting Letter.

With the National lntell;gencer, We dc
not doubt that every reader will agree
that the sutjoiued letter is not only Al
interesting one, but that the concluding
sentence Of it makes It remarkable one
It is an exact copy Of . letter written BY
General WINFIELD ScoTT, then a Cap.
tain in the army, during . sojourn at his
home in Petersburg, Virginia, on the 18th
Of June, 1911, just one year before the
declaration Of war. The letter was ad.
dressed to an old friend in Washington
city, and is now in possession Of the son
]. L. Edwards, Esq.
PETERSBURG, June 1s, 1911.
I believe We have very lit.lc village
news to give you, nor do I know what
would please you in that way.
Of myselt-that parsonage who fills SO
large space in every mans own imagina-
tion, land so small one in the imagination
Of every o.her-I can say but little per-
haps less would please you more. Since
my return to Virginia, my time has been
passed iu easy transition from pleasure to
study, from study to pleasure in my
gaiety forgetting the student, in the stu
dent forgetting my gaiety.
l have generally been in the Office Of
my friend, connected With my present
profession /; but you will easily conceive
my military order has suffered abatement.
Indeed, it is my design, as soon as cir
cumstances will permit, to throw the fea-
ther out Of my cap, and resume it in my
hand. Yet, should war come al last, my
enthusiasm will be rekinaled and then,
who knows but that may yet write my
history with my sword
Yours truly,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
LEWIS EDWARDS, Esq |, Was shington.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Attorneys Audiora COMMISSIONER Clerk Hire, Printing

THUS will be that Unon the
NewB
similar
Of five larger counties
The refu the New Berlin assertions conusive
1--WE enumerated.
House would depend the which they
kept.
The "COa: zpnsCryerand Tptavcs would be paid yonc
weeks could not possibly the anne
"Pn Expenses would depend altogether the number
ably so or be sent to prison because of Division.
necessarily done and
the aggregate could not bs increased by having
paid by day. could have
Division Oces would of profitable they
less sought for much the better.
miscellaneous miscellaneous
diminish according the officers
be
population the distance reduced
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Trenct Truesrs,

Weighing less than ?. onnces,
EOR the cure Of HERNIA or RUPTURE
Il Acknowledged by the highest metica!
authorizes Of Philadelr hia, incompaIably su.
perlcr TO any other IN use. Sufferers viii te
srattied to learn that the occasion now ofsr,
10 procure not only the Egttesi and most eo,v.
but as d~o6k Truss as any other, in lieu Q:
the cumbrous and uncomfortable article usu.
ally sold. There is no difficulty aitendin. tie
fitting, and when the pad is located IL will
retain its position without change.
Persons at distance unable 10 call en- Tho
subscriber, can have the Truss sent 10 any
address, by renting Five Dollars for the SIN.
gle Truss, or Ten for the doube-wiih measure
around the hips, and stating the side affected.
1t Twill be exchanged 10 suit If not fitting, ty
returning II al once, unsoiled.
For sale only by the In porter.
CALEB II. NEEDLES.
Cor. Twelfth & Race Sis, PhiL1elpLir.
u Ladies requiring the benefit Of Mecha-
meal Supports, owing 10 arrangement of the
internal organs, inc luding falling Of the wunb.
vocal, pulmonary, dyspeprc, nervous, and spi.
nal weakness, are informed that a comperru,
and experienced Lady will be in attendance a,
the Rooms. (set apart fer their exclusive use)
No. ia TWELFTH St 1st door above Race.
Iv533
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Valuable Buffaloe Valley Lands
At Private Sale.-The subscriber

II offers al private sale his FARM, situate
in Kelly Tp, Union Co., Pa, about miles
from Lewlsburg, on the road leading from
Vanvalzah's Mi! to Joseph kelly's sawmill,
containing 1O6 Acres more or less, nearly
all cleared and in good state of cultivation.
The Improvements are Brick House -
and frame Cookhouse, frame Bank EIA
Barn. and a good Spring Of never.failing
water; a stone Milk-honse, and first rate
Peach and Apple Orchard of choice Fruit.
IN ALSO a lot of TIMBER LAND situate
ION Spruce Run. in Bufaloe TIP, near Tbs
Harbeson's Sawmiil, containing about 20
acres, which will sell in SMALL LOTS, or
the whole together, 70 suit purchasers. ], has
two hne situations for buildings, two springs
o: vAte.. and ,hc land is Of good quality
March 6-3vPj JOHN BESEACE.
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Another fraudulent Publication
~The til.

tTh three New Berlin newspapers this week following
would be the cost to each County, after
Snyder County. Union Countv
Ordinary yearly tax above s6939Ordinary yearly 5000
500round House
Ground for Court House and Jail Offices IS 500
Expense Of do Lwiewn b. 3oOC Schuykiu
Jah $4,000 county, which cost GOOOO
TranscIbng dkes, Is ground
st:,23Y SIS $50
Deoue' saoo7P'on l"ocV Deduct subscription 10000
Balance for TaxPayer' Balance for TxPayes s7S 539
GIVE ask the reader 70 look at the above carefully and tben
turn the last pse.o this paper and learn the FACTS as
claimed by DsINTEREsED in the nehhorng counties
of Juna,a, Clinton Wyoming and Carbonand particularly at
the effects Of Division on COLUMBIA and MONTOUR
Experience is safe counselor and guide in such matters
(lhe abo:e Estimates may show the New Berlin will
expend she get the chance but Lewsburg has no design
desire beyond her the of the County
reckless unru'hs of the New Berlin press defy apv
attempt complete efutaon but they esnce The DESPERATE
nature Ct their
have endeavorea in advocating Division come at TRUTH,
We believe the general interests Of the people viii most promo
ted By Division. So believing, and hope good majority
viii Tomorrow
VOTE FOR DIVISION, and end the Strife
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
ZINC PAINTS.
nNE-TIIlRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
lCAD- and t-Ee tr.Ln al r-..--.--...

nNE-TIilRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and flee from all Poisonous
qualities
The NEW JERSEY ZINC CorP4NT. having
greatly enlarged tteir ard improved tie quality
Q; thCir roduCts. prepared to execute rers
sur fLh4Oh fH4ElS, Dry. ert Gr,und in Oil, In
assorted Packages II irc n - 10 800 rounds: niso
DRY. in barrels of go pounds -, h.
Their lllIE ZINC " hiCh = sold Gry or ground in
oil i warranted Ture and UnSuTI asstd for boGy ard
uniform hit, n,Ss.
meth'd ofpreparaton has recently been discovered
Which cradles The Company to their rrr. TO
Keep fresh and soft in the kees fr any reasonable time
In this resoct the paints will be superior to arv
in the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT. which is sold at /, Iov
rrte and can only be made from the Zinc ores from
New Jersey now well ku'wn for its protective Qus
ties when applied to iron or other alic surfaces.
Their STONE COLOR PAINT posesse. all the prcp-r.
ties ofthe Brown and is agrc-at ie color fer rain
ting Cottages, pepois, Outt buildings BRIGGS. &c
FEENCH EICHARDs,
Wholesale Paint Dealers and Imror.sr,.
y W. cor. of 10Th and Market Sts. Pi,ldds rh,c
fms
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
L U @ Y CIR A Y.

II eoASrtiA n. poWlnRo.
They twined the orange. buds among
The tresses Of her hair,
And sweet the flush upon her cheek,
So beautiful and fair,
But as the bridal vow she breathed,
An echo seemed TO say,
So sadly and so mournfulIy,
"Alas for Lucy Gray"
For O! that simple forest girl,
Bright as the morning dew.
And lovely as the dancing high.
Or flower that ever grew.
Had. with that vow, for ever flung
The joy of life away,
For proud and cold was he whose wealth
Had won poor Lucy Gray.
And with a quiverins lip she bade
sad and soft adieu,
To those fond hearts, whose love had been
So changeless and SO true,
Then turned from that sweet cottage home
All! woe betide the day
That ever won to lordly halls
Our simple Lucy Gray.
He placed circet on her brow
Ofjewels rich and rare,
49, WI" tdC "otIHk CuIlJ
OF her soft, silken hair
But sad within her eyes, the light
That ever seemed to play
The heart-the hearf was lonely still;
Alas poor Lucy Gray.
For all unquenched that yearning thirst
Within her woman's heart,
For love-for human loce, that 10
Or life SO siceet part;
And deeper grew the hectic flush.
That whispers of decay,
And like fragile flower she drooped.
Our pretty Lucy Gray.
Now, soft and low the wailng wind
Is floating through the trees
That droop above lonely grave
Caresscd b. every breeze,
And that fond, yearning, breaking hear.
Is sleeping now, for aye,
And roses bloom upon the tomb,
or gentle Lucy Gray.
PHIkADELruII, FEs., 1858.
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Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And What | saw There.
BY T. $. ARTHUR.

Ten Thousand topies in a Month.
THIS powerful work, aek ncwicdred by all Who have
read It "a be til" best written ~ Mr. Arthur
depicts the evils Of IEteni series Of thrilling
sAsic"s illustrating the fleets OF Tavern k,.pinr and
Eum drinking. not only individuals themselves. but
in communities at large. The story ttle Mary Nor
gan and her father who ref rmed by er Devotion and
death. is alone worth the price # the book
Temperance men and others do for the csuss
ty IT, incubation than by any other
Agents are want,d in evrry town and county ofths
United States to sell edition gottt up specially FIR
them beautifully illustrated with s fne rnezzoIint ,n.
craving. ty sartAIn.
cs-a spe" men CorT will he sent (post pa,d) en- re-
oeirt Of tie price. - c-nts.
The largest commission will be paid. Acdrss.
j. ". BRADLEY. Publisher,
No IS North Fourth Street. philsLeIhia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Dissolution,

THE Copartnership heretofore existing in
the Blacksmithing business between the
subscribers. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be continued BY
Charles NJ. Fisher, and old accounts settled
by Harvey G. Fisher.
CHARLES VI. FISHER,
HARVEY G. FISHER.
Lewisbure, March l, 1855
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w-Read last page.


The Pacific arrived at Sandy Hook this
morning.
No important news from Scbastopo!. 4
battle took place o: Eupatoria between the
Turks ard Russians, in which the Russians
lost 500 men.
Another Ministerial crisis in England
Gladstone, Herbet and Graham have re
signed.
Breadstuffs and cotton have declined.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Trusses, Supporters.

~NNLACE STOCKINGS, sb,,,
\cGnSder Braces. and ali o,b.. l,g,.
NJ Surgical Apparatus and R-.
dages.applied and war1arr-+
.e give satlsfac tion. by DR.. and Mrs. MIIIT
ACHAN, No.4 North SEVENTH ST..
P6iladeiphia.
The great number Of Females relieved
cured by wearing Mrs MClenscla,,, &
porieTs, warrants her IN eonmcnd!py ,b,,,
superior TO anything Of the Kind ever e.
to the public n,5I7,r4r 'a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
The last Efforts Of the New Berliners to
Deceive the People.

Tho Rrn p,pers
county, holding bu. Court wu be IS 33
expense would be expsn replied
assertions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Real Estate.
FOR RENT,

- A Good Brick HOUSE on North
ElA Fourth street. Rent, $75. Apply to
L. f. JoSEs or J. L. RsYMAN.
J. TRUCKENMILLER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
Philadelphia Adv'ts.

MEXICAN GUANO.
THE subscriber has for sale Mexican
l. Guano Of the best quality cargo Of ship
Thorndlke.) This article has given entire
satisfaction TO those who made nse Of il The
past wear, on Corn. Grass and Oats ground :;
Its effect on the soil is much more lasting thar
tha, of Peruvian Guano, and the cost nearly
forty per cent. less.
D. S. BUILING,
l0l North Front St.
3m56S Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
PhrenOlOsY.

FoWZERS WELLS, d co. FRok VIEW ToRR'
Have opened PAytnokgieni Ca6insf
EGT and Book Store, at 23I ARCH ST..
E(4S;S between 9th and 7ih. PhiIadtLp LpAie,
wv : and are prepared to furnish all their
~ Works on Phrenology, Physiology,
4 Hydropathy Magnetism, and Phon-
EeN osraphy. a, New York prices.
Professional Examinations with Chart. and
full written descriptions Of character, siver
day and evening. e Cabinet free 10 visi
tors [Iy5l7c5dql
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.-yrNow mark how false this calculation
Look a, he opposite page Of TINS paper. and
see the ITEMS winch make up our present
Connlr Tax 9! s., 1913. Gents omitted:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-15
New Hampsh;ra E,acf.nn.

Coycorp, March l3.-The returns from, his
city and the ad;aceRttowns, leave no doubt
that the Americans have carried the State
by a large majority, elec;ing their Governor.
three members Of Congress. and decided
nsIoriiy IN both Houses of the Ieei>iafure
Concord gives 3co aiori,, for nr.ca.f for
Governor, over Baker Dem. Th, returns
from the adjacen, ;owEs are all Of the same
stamp.