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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-31
THE LATEST.
THE plAEG GnRkER AGEa

THE TEALE LUHEEHENtEs
PARIS, Friday March H--The Congress he'd
its ninth sitting today The Moniteur PUBLISHES
the following The Congress having invited
Prussia the signer OF the treaty of the 18Th July,
ie4i TO send penipotentiares to Paris, the King OF
Prussia has appointed the Baron de ManteuIei and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.

,rrasal of the Canada at Halifax.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Examination and other exercises
con nectcd with the close of the Winter
Session Of this hourishipg Seminary, were
highly satisfactory and entertaining We
gave list of the Essays prepared by the
young ladies for the occasion
A rolling Stone, gathers no Moss"
ANNE PAYNE, Philadelphia
"The Fashion of this World passeih away"
y. +. GIpDINGs, PIttston
Breathings from the Spirit Land,
N,RRIE Y. BIsEL, Lewisburg
The Land Of Judea.
HuLLrE +. GOODWIN, Bridgeton, n. J
Changes OF the last Fifty Years.
ELrzABgru Hicks, Duncansville
And there shall be no Night there"
;. SALoNE LEFEvRE, Lewisburg
Leap Year,
S,LLIK f. CHANRKRLIx, Lewisburg
Dignity of the Human Mind,
ANNIE BELL, Sabbath Rest
The American Congress,
JENNIE NJ. BEAVER, Lewisburg
The Spirit Of the Breeze,
MALvISA ROWLAND, Hilltown
Gems o: Memory,
AMANDA OGDEx, Greenwich, n. J
Pearls of the Deep,
AsESArH ROWLAND, Hilltown
Twilight Musings.
SARAH f. RoDRAnMEL, Jersey Shore
Cling not 10 Earth,
HuLLrE r. GOODWIN, Bridgeton. N. J
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
:Eron 3)Diiauelpbta.


PHTLADA., March "a, 1856.
EDlToRs CHRONICLE: 1t is so long
since have had an opportunity of address,
ing you, that you viii hardly recognize
me but my engagements have prevented
my devoting any time to many sources of
amusement and pleasure, and among the
rest, my intercourse with the " Chronicle" +"
Your paper has been constant and well
come visi'er, and | am free to say that l
look for its honest face with as much pleas
ure as anything l am in receipt Of 1t
reminds me of many hearty hunt among
the hills of the Susquehanna; of many a
ride on its rugged bosom, of rollickipg
crowds of raftmen-of happy youth.
A very different world is this from the
one l first opened my eyes on-from the
one linked with my earliest memory, par
ticularly in the item of newspapers. The
first heading remember having deciphered
after mastering my alphabet, was the
/" Belfast Newsletter" How often |
have been tanned by my good mother for
clipping out those precious big letters,
dwells not in my memory, but l know it
was often enough to leave an impression.
The principal inducement for those tan.
nings was this: The paper, instead of be-
ing subscribed for by single family along
with one or two others, as it is nowadays,
was club affair. A.--.h.r essential diff
ference between that day and this, was the
arrangement in constituting those clubs by
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28

Horse THIEvEs.-A dozen or more
members Of desperate gang Of horse
thieves, have beer arrested and confined
in Elmira Jail. An attempt was made
to burn the American house, while one Of
the gang was temporarily there; he had
turned states evidence, and it is believed
the design is to murder him. The confede-
racy extends from southern New York into
central and western Pennsylvania, and
embraces some men whose characters had
stood fair
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
GRAND JuRoRs-MAY TERM.

White Dcer--Saml Berkheimer, Jno D.rsham
Andw M'Clenahan, Jacob MCurley
Hartiey--Wm Eilert, Saml Wilt
East BuGaloe--Leonard Wolfe, Abr G Brown.
KeKy--Andw Black, David Grove, John Cris-
well, Jacob Keyser
MfFnJug--Danl Beckley, Henry Bogenreif,
Jos Boop, Andw Gutelius
West BuGdioe---Jno CIapham
Leuisburg--Saml DIETRICH, Jacob De Frain,
Jas Blair, Saml Geddes, Lewis E Jones
Bufaloe---James Irwin
Union--Chas E Morris
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Le,risburg---J Henry Brown, Martin A Stock,
Danl Nevhart, VIM Moore, Chas d Kline,
Charles Yoder, X NJ Musser, S F Lyndall
Wesf Bu6aloe--David Watson, VIM Rhule,
Gabriel Shoemaker
Lin,esfone--Jacob Leiby, John Bogenreif, Robt
Chambers
Rely---John Meyer
Eusf Bn6albe--Alex Penny, Jno Schrack Esq,
Abm Aurand, Thos Penny. Saml Zellers,
Danl Miller
New BerEn--Jos Kleckner. Josiah Swinehart
Baker, James Mathers, Robert
Slrayhorn, Martin d Reed. Gersham Biddle,
Jacob Ziebach. Michi Dunkle. Chas Fry
White Deer--Wm Stadden, Edwd Marshall, w
L Ritter, d B Kaufman, Jacob Biting, VIM
Walters, Joel Ranck, Jacob Lesser
Orwig. David Hayes, Jacob
Rhule. Jacob Hilbish, John Betz
MEin5urg---Jos Eilert. John H Winter, Saml
Orwig, George Nader
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Very truly yours,
S. II. T.

TIE REFORM IN TURKEY.-The last in
telligence from Turkey announces the off
cial PRONUNCIATION of the long-promised de-
cree, which abolishes all distinctions be-
fore the law, as between different races
and religions, in the Sultan's dominious.
Hereafter Greek, Servian, Moldavian, Bos.
nian, or OsmanIi, if they are domiciled
within the borders of Turkey, will stand
on the same legal footing, will enjoy the
same rights and will have the same roads
to public employment open to them. The
descendants of Othman will no longer en-.
joy exclusive immunities. Even the army,
heretofore reserved SO carefully for the
followers of Mahomet, is to have its ranks
thrown open to Turks and Christians alike.
1t must not be supposed, however, that
this decree, although it should be executed
in perfect good faith, will at once elevate
the Christian population to an equality
with the Turkish There are social pre-
judices to overcome, which will make the
reform slow, even if sure. The former
subject populations have been, for so many
generations, in a degraded condition, that
it will require one generation, at least, to
render them capable of being what they
ought to be. Long habits of peaceful sub
mission, to give a single instance, have
extirpated much Of what was martial in
their character, so that the numbers who
will enter the army will be comparatively
inconsiderable, and thus the power will
virtually still remain with the Turks.
Again, the soil heretofore has been held
exclusively by Moslems; the Christians,
with the exception of the Greeks, are
poor; and, therefore, it will be long be-
fore the weight of the landed property
will be on the side Of the emancipated
people.
Nevertheless, the blow has been struck,
and, sooner or later, the Moslem domi-
nation will be over. The Christian pop
ulation is numerically the largest, is the
mos' INDUSTRIOUS, aud is even the thriftier
Of the two, 30 that Tue -v..se;on IN N. ,e,l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Map Of Union and Snyder Counties.
VARNISHED, with Wooden Rollers

and on Muslin, ready 10 be hung up.
will be sent by the subscriber, postage paid:
Township map, colored, for ST so
Geological - I75
The Division line is drawn on this Man, also
Township lines, and as it contains ali the
principal Roads, and shows comparative dis
tances, it should be studied by all who are to
vote on the location of the Seat of Justice.
The Geological Map shows the strata Of the
two Counties.
For cheaper copies of the Map, address
X. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, May Ia, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Iewsmrg Chronicle and Farme-March 49, 1885,

power of the Commonwealth, now that its
legal equality has been established, is
merely question of time. Abdul Mes
child may not be the last Othman sovereign;
but be is, most certainly, "the beginning
of the end. ."-PuJlic Ledger.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
APPEALS.
CTATE and County Taxes. Pursuant

CTATE and County Taxes. Pursuant
- to law, we the undersigned, Commiss,"-
no.s .T tJ,ion county. pennsylvania, hereby
give notice 10 the taxable inhabitants OF, and
all others owning taxable property or effects
whatsoever within the said county, taxable
either for State or County purposes, that an
APPEAL for the benefit OF all interested, will
be held forthe several Townships and Boroushs
within the county, as follows:
For NEW BERLIN Boro, at the house Of NJ. Kleckner.
on Monday the 7th Of April.
For JACKSON Tp at the house of kleekncr New Berlin
on Tuesday the sth of April.
For LIMESTONE Tp, at the house OF Peter Wehr,
on Wednesday the 9th Of April.
For HARTLEY Tp, at the house Of wm. Eilcrt,
For MrrrLsBuEG Boro, at the house Of Chas Crotzer
Friday the llth Of April.
For WEsr BurF.ror Tp at the house J. Dcckard Mif
nuburg, saturday the 18th Of April.
For BurfALoE Tp, at the house Of James MCrright,
Monday the lIth of April.
For KELLY Tp. at the house Of James lawson,
Tuesday the 18th Of April.
For WHITE DEER Tp, at the house of James Adams,
"Wednesday the 18th Nf APRIL
For EAST BuFFALoE Tp at the house of George Wolf,
Thursiav the 18th of April
For UNION Tp, at the house of Henry Gibson,
Friday. the 18th Of tprii.
For LEwisBURG North Ward at the Commissioners Office,
Saturday, the 18th Of April
For LKwIsBuKG South Ward at the Commissioners Office
Monday, the 2lst of April.
When and where all persons and corpora
tons, who shall feel themselves aggrieved of
the enumeration and value made of their tax
able property and effects, pursuant TO an Act
entitled "An Act to establish a uniform mode
for the value of property and assessment Of
taxes" approved the 18th day of May, 1911,
are requested to attend and state their griev-
ances Tor redress according TO law.
All the above Appeals will be held between
: n -,
GEORGE SCHOCH,
RICH'D v b. LINCOLN,
JACOB HUMMEL.
Attest: Commissioners
A. KENNEDY, Clerk.
i,nm mi Sinners Office q Wi shnrg March7 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Pepnsvlcania Democratic Ticket.

Resolped That In the repeal Of the act known the
Missouri compromise act and the passage of the act
ganizng the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska free
from unconstitutional restrictions the last Congress
PERFORMED WORK OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE in
meeting the demands Of sectional excitement by unsha
ken adherence to the Fundamental law
R.soirsd That fully endosc the administration -
President PIERCE NATIONAL. FAITHFUL AND IF
FICIENT-fuliy equal to all the important emergencies
which the country has had to encounter aud that ne has
worthily maintained her interests and honor at home
and abroad.
Crnaf c,mmissioner- GEoRGE SCOTT. Of Columbia Co.
AUDITOR Geperal-JACoB FRY. IN, of Montgomery Co.
Asrr>yor Gsueral-TINoTlII IVES. OF Potter Go.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
SherifiS Sale,

RY virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. is
- sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Clearfield Comfy, viii be exposed 10 Public
Sale at the house of Jacob Deckari. IN the
borough of Mliiilnburs Eniou county, "a on
saturday, the 26th day of April next. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, 10 wit:
A certain lot Of ground situate in the boro'
of Mifflinburg aforesaid, containing one fourth
Of an acre more or less, with the appur,enan-
ces, with thereon erected a two-storey <-s
house, weaiherboarded, and kitchen and La
stable, adjoining lot of Jacob AnIes on the
west, John Badger on the east, and the Turn
pike ON the south.
ALSO another lot of ground on Water
street in said borough, adjoining lot of X.
Chambers on the west, VIM. Young on the
north, Joseph Boob on the east, and an alley
on the south, containing one-fourth of an acre
more or less, with the apPurteuances.
Seized and taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the properly of Joln Ncihruey.
DANIEL ID. GULDfN. Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Lewsbure, March 25, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
SENIOR ACADEMIES.

The Senior Academic Glass was honored
by a large audience as usual ,and furnished
a varied and pleasing entertainment The
bill of fare-not omitting two original
poetical articles, sung by an impromptu
choir, and published at our request-will
be found below:
Success does no; always ensure Happiness,
WM. L. CoRNwELL Jr, Brldgeton, \. J
Liberty. WV. H. II. BINaHAN, WiIliamsport
Literary Character of the Scriptures,
RoBERr L. FARLsY, Mooresrown, n. ]
Passing Away. JAMES II. MARR, Lewisburg
POem-The American Student,
WV. T. JoHvsoS, Cooperstown, n.
The Creature of Reason,
GEoRGE w. FoLwELL, MooreStown, n.
SCOUTING ON THE STAGE.
BY ". 7. J.
At a exhibition, Standing thus in public,
Ia Mt flows apaco: Feeling very queer,
" hat exposition- Thinking oft with wonder
Learning and grace! How do appear
What crowd assemblies, Thoughts are now revolving
Those Of every age As thus age,
l. II not pr1voking Yes, il is provoking
Spoutius the sts-e' Spoutin: on the stage.
Spout SPOUT, sp- ut. spout spout, spout away!
l. It not prosoA!us, spouting on the stage:
People Of.~n wonder Ifin this excitement
What we have to say, You should fear or doubt
Scring Academies Wond'ring in your fancy
SpOtItir. in this way What 'ti- all about,
III hut n, beginning. Give yourself trouble,
Tl- future will presage, Such thu'ts assuage,
StiIl il is provoking 'Tis but Academies
Spouting the stage. spoutin. the stage.
Spout spout, Sc. spout, spout &c
DispuidIion-Has Prosperity a tendency 10
promote the Morals of Nationl
Atfirmative-IsAsc DEHAvEN, Corsica
Negauye-CHa. V. GUNDY, Lewisburg
An Approaching Era,
THEopoRE W. SHEPARD, Camden, n.
HAIL, WELCOME DAY.
BY I. W. :.
The moral sky with night o'ersyread,
The human mind has long inisled.
And stars alone their light have shed
On lands of wret etchedness and gloom;
put ccie'icr with her radiant beams,
Alr.ady on the darkness CLEANS,
Aud - viii reach the worlds extremes,
And sky and Sea and land Hume.
An comes with steady pace,
Wh~u ii.hi aud ruth shall bless the race
of man. on earth in every place,
And tani>h darkness, error crime.
Thus knoNlr1se flies with rapid wing,
Il ,sarS the subject and the king,
1ts influence ana its power will bring
4 period glorious and sublime.
Hail welcome davi thy sun. so bright.
Soon. soon will haniSh rarths dark night
We almost sre thy lustrous light,
And knowrds- everywhere abound;
Then hasten lid thee hail
spread far and Wide, DER hill and vale,
s,iencr and truth. TIL they prevail,
And earth becomes enchanted ground.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
AdmipistratOr'S Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration to
w the estate of BESJANIN SHOEMAKER, late
OF the township of Buffaloe, county of Union,
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber,
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, will present
them duly authenticated for settlement, a, nv
present residence in East Buffaoe Tp, and at
my residence in West Bufaloe Tp after lst of
April.-Feb. 81. 1856
pd HENRY NOLL, Administrator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Republican Caucus at Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 24-l1 o'clock,
P. M.-The Republican members of Con-
gress held Caucus tonight, at the Capt.
tol. There was a full attendance, anl
speeches were made by Messrs. Campbell
of Pa, Campbell of Ohio, Seward, Gallo
way, Pennington, Giddings, and others
Mr. Giddings urged a thorough uni on,
as in Ohio, on the principle Of requiring
no one to surrender his convictions on
other points, if sound on the Nebraska
question
Mr.. Horton, of Ohio, thought they must
look much to men, so as not to get objec-
tionsble candidates He advocates union
Of the Anti-Nebraskaites He said the
country was looking with peculiar interest
to v ashington for suggestions as TO plat
form aud candidates, and he recommended,
without aba,ing principle, that that con-
servatiye feeling should be respected.
Mr.. Galloway earnestly argued that
freedom was the great overshadowing issue,
and be was satisfied that even the Anti
Nebraska Americans, as be found in New
Hampshire, so regarded it.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Pa, said the Ameri-
can feeling was very strong in the central
and eastern portions of that State, and to
carry Pennsylvania, its aid must be secur-
ed to the Anti-Nebraskaites. He looked
with evident hope to see such an union
effected.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio referred to bis
pledge, when the Nebraska bill passed,
that he would oppose it to the bitter end
and now be would carry it out to the
letter. He would vote for no man who
endorsed that iniquity and outrage. lie
advocated union Of all the elements Of
opposition to the Administration, like that
which so gloriously trumphed in Ohio last
autumn, and pointed to that State as no.
Bile monument of freedom.
Messrs. Allison and Covode, Of Penn'a,
said that, in their part Of the State, the
Anti. Nebraska feeling was predominant,
and concurred in the views expressed by
Mr.. Campbell, of Penn'a, as to the neces-
sity of harmony and union, to carry that
State.
Mr.. Seward made the closing speech,
and, like Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, was fire.
quently applauded. He urged action
saying that the great practical question
was to rescue Kansas from the tyrant's
grasp, BY her admission into the Union as
State. He hoped the House would push
the bill for that purpose through its pas
sage, and send it to the Senate. In the
event Of failure in the latter body, the
President might find difficulty in obtain
ing money from Congress to "crush out"
the free settlers of the State of Ksrsas.
The issue having been made, the people
will see to the vindication of the principle
in the election Of President.
The session lasted till IL o'clock, and
then adjourned till next Monday.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
COMPRISING about l63 Acres. far


" SALE. Said Farm is in one of the best
Wheat growing vallies in Central Pennsylva-
nia,wilhin two miles (over a Bfidge) to a Rail
road, accessible to Markets, in an eminently
healthy neighborhood, near 10 Mills, Stores,
Church and School Houses, and in the midst
of an intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are 4 first-cass BANK
BARN so by As feet,with fair Mansion f-a
House, Wagon house, Corn house, and Ezih
other suitable Outbuildings. 1t has a large
90 Apple Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees
Z. &c. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared except about one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi-
ate vicinity) all of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is not surpassed for natural pro.
ducuve qualities by any in the State.
II Will be sold wholly, or portion of so to
100 acres, as might suit purchaser.
~ Any cash man wishing such a property
can obtain further information by applying TO
O.N.WoRDES, Chronicle Office, Lewisburg. [isO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
FOR s Al s

"A That large and desirable property on the
%:A corner of Market and Wafer sireets,well
calculated for residence, for business, or for
residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containine
large rooms on the first floor. 6 bedrooms on
the second floor, and large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen and Washhouse adioins.
There are also spacious Cellar large Cemen,
Cistern, Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Esq.
S. E.DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. % 1850
To COnSt abl S..Court Returns and other
BLANKS sold 'he Chronicle Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
ITO those who wish FARMS.-To

l. have fertile land at cheap price and on
easy terms, your attention Is called 10 the
RiDG WAY LAND d coal COMPANY
Twenty-Five acres, or more in proportion, are
given for $500, payable IN instruments of 81
per week OF 81 per month. 1t is located in
Elk county, Pennsylvania. and has one of the
best markets for lis produce in the State. The
soil is rich loan. and is not to be surpassed
for farming, as examination will show. II
has the best elements of prosperity, being un-
der.ald by two rich VEINS of Coal, and will
shortly be intersecied by four Railroads. The
Timber is of the most valuable kind Tile
unexceptionably good, and warrantee deeds
are given. 1t presents good and substantial
opportunity TO commence farming. providing
for ones children, or making an Investment.
Further particulars can be had from the PAM
phietS, which are sent To inquirerS. Letters
answered promptly, Apply or address SAM'L
W. CATTEl.l., Secretary, 1875 Walnut street.
north side between Fourth and Fifth streets.
PhifadeLpaic. Full information is contained
IN the pamphlets 3m6Is
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
W00dlOts and Small Farm for Sale,
To suit purchasers, on reasonable terms

To suit purchasers, on reasonable terms.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland. 81
l. tuate in White Deer Tp., on Little Buff
faloe Creek, about mile above Guldins store.
ranging from IA to II acres each, well timb-
cred with various kinds of Oak, Pine, Poplar.
and Chestnut.
The Farm contains about 55 acres of whrch h
Is are cleared, and has on it a Two Story Log
"a House, Log Stable, Spring of Water,
II1 and Fruit trees ofvariouS kinds. 1t ad-
joins lands fJohn Hummel and Jacob Hart.
man. abou, Il mile from Guldin's Store, in
White Deer tp., Union Co., Pa.
The above property is offered at Private
Sale, by the subscriber,
GEORGE Mcneil.
Kelly TP., Aug. TO-, '55.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28

GET THE BEST.
- 4 LII young persons should have stan
n dard DICTIONARY
al their elbows. And while you are about it,
get the best that Dictionary is
NOAH WEBSTER'S,
the great work,unaJridgsd Ifyou are too poor,
save the amount from oil your back to put ii
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Everybody knows about WebSter's Dictio-
nary, and every man, woman and child ought
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want TO know. ~ \ man who would know
everything or ANYTHING, as he ought to know.
must own Webster's large Dictionary. ii 1t
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himself of it must walk in darkness. Every
Farmer should give his sons a few square
rods of ground, well prepared. with the avails
of which they may buy it. Every Mechanic
should put a receiving box in some conspicu-
ous place in the house, TO catch the stray
pennies, for the like purpose. 1t is a great
labor-saver: ii has saved us time enough in
one years use to pay for itself, and that must
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Containing three times the amount Of matter
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
1paapanasNt HNicn sli,!;ai.

Liberty and Union. now and for ever, one and
inseparab;e. .''-DaSIsL WnsTrE.
rererf that cen. and trn ro'r. n'9
earthly piver ,oi make rote 10 eTtsHd Adrsry
Territory phere t does not crist"-liISRY CLAY.
PoR CANAL CoNn-sIoSER,
Thomas L. Cochran. of York Co
FoR AUprros GENERAL,
DarNen Phelps, of Armstrong Co
foR SURVEYOR GENIAL,
Barth'yy LapOrtc. Of Bradford Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
TAKE NOTICE

HE partnership Under the Firm OF
Il J. HAYES & co. having closed on the
10Th OF September last-We would respectfully
request all persons having unsettled accounts
win the above Firm to call upon the subscri-
bers and settle them wiihou, delay.
HAYES, GOODNA & co.