Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
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Eoycl i-oh-uS.
1t affords Us Pleasure to note the i'm
provemcnt in the quality Of the paper,
now made at the mill Of Mcssrs. WM.
MKELvY & Co, at Cattawissa, Columbia
Co., Pa. This mill has recently under
gone the most thorough repairs, The i'm
provement in the news paper Of their late
manufacture-of which this sheet is a
specimcn-is not inferior to the best York
State manufacture for newspaper purposes.
There is also a uniformity in the stock that
saves the pressman much vexation. For
one, we can speak Of this firm as one of
the most upright with whom we have ever
had dealings with. For the last five years
we have bought cur news paper of them,
and have yet the tirst irregularity or devi-
alton from uprightncss and promptness on
their part to discover. The name Of WM.
M'KELvY, of Bloomsburg, the principal
partner, has been familiar to US since We
were boy, and has often been spoken of
in our hearing as a model Of integrity,
and one which all men might follow with
safety The ample fortune he has ac-
quired, has not only proved blessing to
himself, and the town Of his residence,
but to Columbia county. His capital has
given life and activity to It's iron business,
to its railroad enterprises, and to education,
That he may yet live long to dispense his
we'll earned and ample fortune, is seuti-
ment that will meet quick response in
the hearts Of all who know him either per-
sonally or by reputation. We deem it due
to Mr. M'NINcH, the accountant for the
mill, to say that be has never given US
the slightest cause of complaint, either by
inaccuracies or irrcgularity.-Pttston Ga=,
A well deserved tribute to coed men,
and good business men.-Le,gisJpry ChTon.
A Kiss N FEE.-A young German
girl was acquitted on a charge Of larceny,
yesterday, in the Court Of Quarter Scs-
sions. Upon the verdict Of aequi;tal be-
ing rendered ty the jury, she manifested
her JOY and her gratitude in manner
which very much as;onished Ler counsel,
the Court and the bar With tears of joy
ful happiness bursting from. her sparkling
eyes, she embraced her counsel, and i'm
printed upon lis glowing check kiss
which resounicd throughout the court
room, like the melody Of sweet music.
Her counsel, young gentleman Of fine
appearance, tho taken by surprise, recei-
we'd this tender acknowledgment Of his Va
luable services from his fair client as le-
gal tender. The girl left the scene of her
trial and triumph, unconscious Of the gaze
and the smiles of a crowded Court room,
aud only grateful to her counsel for her
deliyerance from charge which had
threatened, but moment before, ike a
dark cloud, to burst upon her head and
darken her future life with 4 perpetual
blackuess Of despair and desralatiOn.-
Phil. Le{ger.
The new bridge over the Susquehanna.
at the York Furnace, about four miles
Safe Harbor, is now open for travel.
It will be a great convenience to very
large section Of country. 1t is the only
bridge between Columbia and Port Depo-
sta distance Of 80 miles 1t is on the
new State Road from Gettysburg to the
Buck Tavern in Lancaster County
Judge Lecompic Of Kansas, has picked
seven rro-slavery men and added to the
Grand jury, by which means true bill
for murder in the first degree has been re.
turned against M'Crea, who shot Cla,k in
selfdef.ncc.