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whats thai?' asked Mrs. Par,ington,
looking up ut the column on the place
Vendome. during her late visit TO Paris.
The pillar OF Napoleon was the an
swer.
We'll. I never didp she exclaimed:
and :ha,'s his pillow. he was a great man
to use that; but it's moro like bolster.
And it's made of iron. do belieYe. Alb,
Isaac. see what il is to be great! How
hard his head must have rested on that
ironical pillow
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LEAP YEAR.--A petition has been
presented to the New York Legislsturs,
asking that law be passed. making
eyery..alternate year leap year. The pc
,ilion set forth that for the past few weeks
Of the new year. more marriages have ta-
ken place. snd much more courting going
forward: and they believe that leap year
is a needful and beneficial institutiou.
calculated to do much for "woman's
rights"
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A sale Of Kentucky leaf tobacco. rais.
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TOSEPH POTTER Saddle and Harness
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GtuARLES PALMER, Dealer in Dry Goods,
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ID OBERT RUSK, Dealer in Family Groce-
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DERSHiNG 4 THOMPSON, Wholesale and
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DROOKE & EVANS, Dealers in Dry Goods
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r BROWNLEE & CO. Dealers in Dry
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wv L. PlATT, Chair & Cabinet maker,
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a vINEDGE. Dealer in Foreign and Do
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VATESTERyELT & HEWITT Dealers in
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nR. T. A. LEMON, Practicng Physician,
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~ II. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
~. punctually attended to in Northern In
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II HASELTON, Manufacturer and dealer
-. in Boots & Shoes, and Shoe Findings,
west side Michigan street.
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ICE CREAM SALOON, NJ. II. Titbits pro-
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DROWN s. BAXTER Manufacturers OF Tin
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N Fl. OGLESBEE & Co. Dealers in Dry
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AIARSHALL COUNTY DEMOCRAT, T
M M:D,nall aud ii. B. Dickson propri's
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Holm COUGLE, Keeps a general assort-
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snd Meats Of all kinds. Cor. Gano & Mich. SIS.
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UN9. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM. Physician
L. and Surgeon. Office at his residence on
he east side of Michigan street.
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hR.J. d. GRAY. Eclectic Physician, will
IL attend to calls day or night. Office four
doors rcrth of G. II. Reeves residence.
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ELLIOTT & Co. Wagon, Carriage & Plow
H Manufacturers. at their new stand at the
south end of the Bridge, Michigan street.
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nR- r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon,
l. will promptly attend TO all calls in his
profession. Ofice at his residence. south Plym.
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A. JOSEPH. Cabinet Maker and Un-
IL. der.aker, South Plymouth
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

49,, sn-h p.r .An,s ware aecoTdi5ey hsut-ee oy thcm
nd not BY " sseley whose eoie 1ct 70 70 - so
~. iu ,t a =. CT he duiy, and mo spP0F
OF be, <eesi s at oo, the uernsi nn.t refer TO
whh and the exfssnsuoDs sreeiy uisne
Ine zaesssop o. hs sicefe reget OF nci ~
NO " contrary y tnvr ID ebns uil W o'I
setisns been Sny infringement OF tae
bsw. q me h. h.l The sa ssction OF enmnni
Ibe ~. Of the Uited states the statemet -
eia 80 CoI snls Cincinnati Phla1ephis and Neg-
~ Gbtt - =. 20 ~ cot duet imp tea 10 the m.
Jnv rrent n tfe ULed states hnd been lei 70 sup
r. ,is Ia and sovofeyD rights OF the United states
had NOT been respected by her heesty Government and re-
.s no ey de.e deemed be trustw uthy. hey believed
s, st la. si those rights had been inrnged By British
sSss II such hsd been the case the Government OF the
limited States would have been entitled 70 despd and her
Ni.y's would not hsve hessted az I'd the
dscredit stach 70 tbs rank
complete reparaion Of nnquestionabe
Her Msiesiys however unequvocAlly dscaim
eithsr fringe the Ia disregard the pol
the Of the United
the United states the met
time lean that msiestys Minister at Washington, and
her Mhostys CoIsuls New York. Philadelphia and Gin
cnTGti, sOomnly ahrn that they committed
the have been mpueo them The Government
Of the u tied States will oso ir the fret time have al
honor aud integrity agat evidence which
reliance ought TO be placed The uudes sned csnot bu,
PRESS the hope Of her Majesty Government that these
explanations and assuTaces satisfactory 10 the Gov
spprs hebson which may have hitherto existed aud be cannot
re.ut will afford much pie 10 the
The United States that Of Her Majesty, by
putting eLd which has been deeply regrete1
Which by stronger ties by higher considerations
the United States and Great Bsu 70 m4nteln unbrok0n
the TcstOs Of perfect cordsy and fiiendp-Tne nnder
sieed &C. " CLARENDON"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22
NEw,YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY NAY n. 1856

O'Clock; do let us devote the precious remaining mel
uep,. TO do something stseseieus for Italy.
AH-Yes' yes Let Us Do something efcacion f0r'
Italy
ConM O,leT-what can be done isr Italy
AH-what can be done for Italyl
ViHGmariRa-As IDEA-Igeneral surprsel.
Count CasOrr-t aside b-Impossbie
VRiamarinG-An idea : Your EIcerencies. pro
poee that, to 10 something feaeous ior I;aly, this
Congress should bestov a vote Of commeDdauen upon
the King of Piedmont
AH-Brayo! Bravo Seconded Seconded!
CoHnt BuoLI have no objection to vote com
mepdation to the King of Pisdmont-On condition,
however
Count Cavoxr-wtat condition Perhaps to sup
press the Com ttuton
Count BuOl-No; on the contrary, that it be car
fed out with the same sincerity that hss been OBJ
served up to the present day.
Au--That's useless-q1ite useless-he viii do that
of his own accord. Our commendaton shall be uncon.
ditonal.
Count Buol-I vote for the comnendation on condi-
ton that the Government Of Piedmont undertake, a.
heretofore to transport to America at its expense the
e1iles we may eIpel from our frontier.
zH-Thats usel.ss-quite useess-he will do that
of his own accord Our commentator shall be I'M
conditional.
Count Buol-Well, then, since you wish ito
prove the sincere and ardent desire on the part OF the
House of Austria to make any sacrifice for the PROF.
perity of Italy-I will unconditionally vote for the
comnendatiOn.
Az-Braroi Braro, Vira IL re di PienOatei
Now to dinner-to dnner-to dinner.
The Conference breaks up amid general satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

o e,sers shall describe to YOU more ninutsiy the
resources Of Sardinia and the part she will be apt
opsy in the coming events. The bold stand .he
has taken in the memorandum presented by Count
Cavour 10 the Western Powers has placed her at
the head Of the Italian movement, and already, as
you will see by the general news the Pope aud the
King Of Naples have become alarmed, and the
former is to send a nuncio TO Paris to countera:t
the impression the Sardnian appeal has created
there. One thing gives anearnest Of hope for the
future the nation here is united, and the King is
sincerely devoted 70 the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-22

corresponding nenken, aekgstee from Dutch In
sbersus, CanpbeI6,e., Bspsiste sndfhe Se~ schcr-
bodi.. no. in correspondence with his body. Te's
Last .Jcsrton was stricken out. An exception wa was
taken 10 bad spelling among other tsngs IN the Wiz
spnsin records Al the receptions were sustained
TIE Arkansas records were excepted TO from eonst,
.utionsl grounds, because The book was no, paeed,
because Il had not been before the Synod Tor three
years and because at the last meeting oi tue oya"d
there was not constitutional quorum "
Mr. B.sKs, from Arkansas, reminded tae Asse no'y
that in Arkansas they had not the facilities OF travel
which they hsd here they had not railroads. or even
stages.
The Assembly then adjourned until this morning at
9 a.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14
Pennsylvania Legislature.

Mr. Zimmerman read in place bill to
provide for the completion Of the Sugar
Valley & White Deer Turnpike. .L
Mr.. Strouse read in place bill for a
change in the place Of holding elections
for West Buffaloc Township.
The Senate amendments to the House
bill repeating the Restraining Liquor Law,
we're amended in the House by allowing
more facilities for The sale Of liquors, and
then sent back to the Senate. The Senate
appointed Messrs. Browne, Jordan and
Therry, and the House appointed Wright
of Luz, Getz, and Hunseeker, Committees
of Conference.
Tue bill to incorporate the Bank OF
Stroudsburg Gin Mcnroe-the strongest
Democratic county in the S.ate) passed in
Senate.
The bill for the erection of piers in
Buffaloe creek, passed Senate finally.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14
The Democratic Platform.

We notice that number of our Demo.
cratic contemporaries DO not spread before
their readers the resolutions of the recent
State Convention at Harrisburg. They
are very long, it is true; but they surely
could find room for the two following, as
they express the Democratic (so-called)
doctrine on the Great Question of the day:
Rssolrsd That in the repeal oil the act known the
Missouri compromise act and the passage of the act
ganzing the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska free
from unconstitutional restrictions the last Congress
PERFORMED A Work OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE in
mcrting the demands Of sectional excitement by unsha
ken adherence to the fundamental law
R,solced, That fully -ndose the administration Of
President PIERCE as NATIONAL, FAITHFUL, AND EF.
FIClENrfuly equal to all the important emergencies
which the country has had to encounter aud that he
worihiy maintained her interests and honor at home
und abroad.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14
Lewsburg Chronicle Branch FarmerMarch H. 1856

TRUTH.-The Evangelical Messenger is
the organ Of the Albright Methodists, and
edited by JOHN DRIEsBAcH, formerly .
Democratic Member of the Legislature
from Union Co., Pa. Speaking Of Pres.
Pierce's proclamation respecting Kansas,
the Messenger says:
elf there shall prove to be no one.sid-
eduess in the contemplated action, it will
all be very we'll; but if the power of the
United States is to be invoked to keep In
countenance Atchison and his gang Of
desperadoes, storm will be raised beyond
the ability Of any administration to con-
troll"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

So THEY Go.-It seems but few days
since We heard Tom. GALBRAITH, then a
pupil of Lewisburg University, declaim in
grand style speech of Tom. Corwiu's. a
81. PauTs Daily Times before US, shows
that in the Minnesota Legislature
Ma G.LBRArrH gave notice of a bill to
define the boundaries of Oatona county. Also
a bill to divorce Ellen MKenzie from her hus-
band Wallace M'Kenzie.'
That's sour Tom," elected by the Peo-
pie away up at the head waters Of the Mis-
sissippi, as their Representative
And the Salutatory of HARRY BAcKHUs
of the same Institution, is but deed of
yesterday. He then repaired to "Father-
land" to prosecute the study of medicine
The following note from the President to
our Post Master, shows Harry" to be
= recipient of Executive favor:
WAsHIssroS Cirr, March 4, 1876.
Ny Dear Slr-The nomin alton Of your friend
Dr.W .W.H.BACKHOUS, as Cons al al ii hanover,
was confirmed to-day. Your ob't serv't,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
To H.W.CnorzEn, Esq, Lewisburg, Pa.
Hanover, on the Weser, is a noted city,
and the office we believe has emoluments
as we'll as dignity.
Success to the worthy Students, how
ever widely they may scatter!
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The Summer Session
or Mrs. ThOmpsOn'S School for Young

" Ladies, Will commence on Wednesday
April 9th, and continue IA weeks. Instruction
will be given in such branches as are usually
taught in Academies and Seminaries Of learn
ing. A thorough system OF instruction will be
pursued, and prompt and perseverins effor'
will be expected on the part of the pupils
Parents and Guardians are requested 10 secure
the punctual attendance of those they may
place in the Institution, as il is only by co'ise-
cutiue study and application. that much eau be
accomplished.
A pleasant and commodious Room has been
obtained for the School, in the German Refor.
med Church, which ii is believed offers Some
advantages superior to those eformerlyoccupied
Extra charges will be made for French, Latin,
Music, Needle work, Drawing and Painting
English Branches, per year, from Sl2 to 500
Contingent expenses, per year, 81
Lewisburg, March II, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

MEssns. EDIrons-In common with myself
and other inhabitants Of cur favored borough,
YOU notice with pleasure our educational prl-
vileges. In attending the examination of Mrs.
THoNrsoS's Scholars, last week, the parents
and friends who me, in her spacious school.
room had gratifying evidence Of the compel
ency cf the Teacher. and of the perseverance
and success with which she had discharged
her duties. The accuracy with which in the
general the young ladies answered the hume.
rous questions proposed. evinced their diiseni
and continued study of the higher as well as
the lower branches of science pursued in this
Institution. notice that the daughters of a
number of our most respectable families re-
ceive their academic training under the tuition
of Mrs. Thompson. The Bible is Textbook
in her school. and the voice of prayer is heard
with the opening of each days exercises. May
this Seminary be conducted with the wisdom
which cometh from above-and may II be
prospered to subserve the good Of all who
partake Of its advantages.
Lewisburg, March IL. A PARENT.
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Chr Gfwisburg Chronicle,
AZ INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
5sued Fridays, at Leuisbury, Caioa Co.Pa.

Issued fTtQdys, al LeUt$ouTy, c"'o' "
rERKs-sl,so psr year, 70 Be pm ~ Apvssot-and
tn, sane rate Tor longer shorter period Thus 50
II, will pay for four months, IS cts 70. six months DOL
eight aonth, dol for sittsen months. dol for two
cars &c Single Nos, cts Payments by mail (paidl
received in gold postage stamps or bank notes at theiF
,u. here Nest kinds Produce received at the Office
sawheu the time expires, for which paper is paic
|1unleu We haze rrnpiug account. it is STOPPED
ApyrEr,ssn.srs handsonsly published, at 80 cts per
u.r. one week 26 cts each after Insertion, dol FOR SIX
month";, dol per year. Half square25 cts 10 cts,
dol, dol Two .quares-l5o 400, so. Merchants &c.
not over one fourth of column, dol year Otter
,ss. 1c as may be rsreed upon squsr- IS II lines Of
r,lss, type le of next larger Advertisements OF
s,moralizng tendency, and large cuts, not admitted
Commune atons desired topics of general interest
sot within Of parzan or sectarian aud
a,eonpanied by the writer's real name and address
tn. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
Sf tn. chroncls which ofen insert important News
IN advance Of the Philad Mails.
Connected with the Office ample materials for most
Minds Of JOB PRINTING, which viii be executed Win
Asstpe.. and despatch and on reasonable terms
N Casual Advertisements to be paid for when handed
A, and Job Work when delivered.
oOFFICE on Market Square, north side second storey,
ID door above the Post Office.
WoRDEN & CORNELIUS.
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Dtr0,

In Milton, sth inst, JosEPH w. ANesrApr,
son Of Gideon and Catharine Angstadt, aged
25 years, l month, days.
In Chillisquaque, 9th inst, Daughter OF
Daniel and Margaret Keyser, aged weeks.
In Selinsgrove, Isl inst, MARr ANN daugh-
ter of A C.Simpson Esq. aged y, m, 29 d.
In Milton, I'd inst, JAMES. son of ]. Woods
Brown Esq. aged . years and weeks.
I In PerrysvilIe, Juniata Co., 9Th ul,., MicH.
AEL FUNK, Esq, aged about 81 years.
Near New Berlini i,h inst, Mrs. -,
wife of Philip Seebold. aged about 50 years.
In Milton, 18th inst, Maj. Amos WirTER, a
ROYAL Arch Mason, aged about Gs years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

1--WE trust that the good people of Lew
isburg ana vicinity will not forget the Concert
to be given in the Presbyterian church on the
evening of the lSlh for the benefit of the Sha-
mokin church. As we have been laboring in
49,. G-.d for the last year,w arewell acquain-
ted with the circumstances or rn- cvnsr~s~'.-
The members of the church are few IN num-
Der, and limited in resources, and the attend
ance during the year has so increased as TO
fender II Necessary TO enlarge and improve
their house of worship, which has left them
with heavy debt. And as the coal business
has been unusually dull, and the means of
living as high if not higher than in Phi.a.. the
laboring classes have been obliged to tax TO
the utmost all their resources TO obtain a sub
siStence for themselves and families. II under
these circumstances our good people are dis
posed 10 extend helping hand TO this infant
church,we are persuaded they will be doing a
work which will be acceptable TO God and
useful 10 man, and which will not soon be
forgotten. Ii is true twenty five cts is i small
amount, but good many twenty-tives will
assist materially 10 lquida;e the debt now
resting upon the church and besides you
NAV rest assured the music will far more than
compensate yon for your walk and money. I
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

MEssus. EDIrons-I am much Interested IN
the table Of weather, given in your last mum
Der, and hope 1t may be continued. II is oi
far more value than as a mere qualification OF
curiosity. But would like 10 know what the
observer calls "strong wind" and a Every
strong wind" In the whole month according
TO the table, there was scarcely any strong
wind, and never any storm, or even "very
strong wind at all. A CALM.
Another inquiry has been made, which we
doubt not will be cheerfully answered with the
foregoing: Did not an inch of water fall in the
form of snow during all last month i-EDs.l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

WHISPERS, BEARD & MUSTACHOiS
w Forced 10 grow in six weeks by DIR.
LAFONT'S CAPILLARY COMPOUND,war-
ranted not to stain or injure the skin. Price
100 per Package, or 3 for $3.50.
Sent TO any part Of the country, by mail, on
receipt of remittance. Address SW EET-
FER & CO, Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore,
MARYLAND.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

Alex. M'Kibbon, the colored man in
jured BY locomotive running into pas.
senger car At Huntington on Thursday a
week, died on Saturday last. He was Is
years of age, and had lived for number
of years about the iron works on Spruce
Creek. On the day Of the accident, the
Penn'a. R. r. Company gave him check
for $3.50, damages.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14
Fruits and Confectionery.

- EMOVAL.---The subscriber mas
IL removed to No. 26 Market street,
(ihree doors aJore the old Stand, PHILAD0
where he keeps constantly on hand general
stock of al! articles in his line-consIsiing OF
ORANGES, LEMONS. and all kinds of Fruit
in season; Almonds, Walnuts, Cream Nuts,
Ground Nuts plain and roasted; Pickles and
Preserves Of all kinds-to which he invites
the attention of Dealers and Others visiting the
City. Goods packed al this establishment
warranted TO carry safe.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
S. L. HERRING, No. &c Market St.
3m622I &Lave Front, south side, Philad
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-14

BUFFALO, March 6.-The Lake Shore
and Buffalo, and New York City and Nj.
agara Falls Railroads are again rendered
impossible, in consequence of fresh fall
of snow. The train on the Central Rail.
road arrived this morning, twenty hours
behind time. A despatch from Dunkirk
states that the Erie Railroad is in the
same condition.