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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
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A, ,WashingtouviIle, llth ult., JoHS krssLEn
in IN, 69lh year.
Ia Milton, 18th ult., Miss ELrz'u PuRvTASoE,
aged 75-one of the Oldest citizens OF Milton.
In NusSer's'Valley. 9th ult., M,RIA ELIZA
BErH. wife of Geo. Schwartz, IN her 56,h year.
la Delaware TIP, 29th ulL, Mss Polly SNrIH
IN her 55:h year
In Gregg TIP, Center Co, -1'h NIL, MARY.
wife of Daniel Musser, IN her 10th year.
In Pousyille. ilh INST. aged 3s years, MRr
n. wife Of Benz. Bannan, of the Journal
InStJoseph Co..MIch. 9Th inN,HEsHr CIrL,
aged Is years-formcrlyo of ChIllsquaque, Pa.
In Chlllisquague, 18th inst, GLoRCE HAUsE,
aged about ii years.
OfapopIexy, at her residence in Poughkeep-
sic, n Y, 4th inst, aged s years, Mrs. DEBo-
RAN HoLBaocK, the mother Cf Rev Dr.Ma lcom
of Lewisburg. and grandmother Of Rev Tho.S.
Malcom Of Phlad. and of Rev.C.H.Malcom m Of
Wheeling. Mrs. Holbrook was a native Of
Philade pha, where she was IN her youth left
a widow with an infant son. She remained
single until that son was the pastor of a church.
and the second marriage ceremony he perfor-
med was that which made his mother, Mrs.
Holbrook, in lS20.-CoM.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
ZrulsDur0 Hfdckct.
MARRIED.

In Danvie, lSt Jan. last, by Rev. |. Foster
DANIEL II. kR.UsgH, of PoItsvlile, and MIS-
SUs,SSA daughter OF CaptJ VI Hun, Milton.
By Rev. +. Bower, l7ih Feb, EnwARD K
TaowBRIpGE. of Weston, CT. and R,CaEI
daughter of Dea. SWynn, of Augusta, Pa.
In Sudbury, 3lst ult, WV. WILSON, Esq.
formerly Of Wmsport, and Miss Jazz fISSEr
O. SunburY.
By vRev.Dr.Warson, Sd inst, JONAS TuExLEn
Of Snyder county, and ELIZABETH daughter o!
George Good. of Milton.
By Rev. ]. p. Shndel, 3lst ult., HsSRr RAY
and Miss SUSAN GEpHAHT, both of Center Tp
Snyder Co. On the 9Th inst, EDwARp L.
BURLINGTON. of Middeburg. and AMELIA VEL
LER, Of Washington Tp. Snyder Go.
On the 10Th inst. J. &. DAVIS, of Iowa, and
Miss M,nr JANE daughter of Jacob Horlacher
of New Berlin.
On Tuesday evening, 5'h INST. by Rev. John
II. Dashlell. Josiah B,KER and Mrs. Avn s
SPorrs. all of LewiSbuGg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

rN-NEXT WEEK, the Lewisburg Aca-
deny, Female Institute, and the several
Departments Of the University, open their
Summer Sessions. The Academy COM
mences on Monday, the Institute aud Uni
versity on Thursday. These Institutions
are all supplied with competent aud expe-
riencei Instructors and we know nc town
of the size which has as many attractions
for persons desiring to spend a few years
in obtaining au education.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
Wide Spread Storm,

On Saturday evening last, there was a
violent storm of wind and rain, which
swept from the Atlantic to the Lakes, do
ing great damage in many quarters. A
very warm afternoon preceded the storm.
In Philadelphia, there were over $50
dwellings, church houses, and other build
ings, more or less damaged, and happily
without loss of life. One account states
that go buildings were injured.
In Baltimore, Wilmington, TacoDy, Nor
ristown, Roxborough, Clmden, Newark,
Boston, &c, We read Of more or less dam
age.
There was strong wind and fierce light
ming on the West Branch, but not much
rain, and We have heard of no material
losses
Some vessels were capsized at sea but
we read of no lives being lost.
In Lancaster, the steeple of the lst
Presb. Ch. was ruined, aud the two towers
of the lst Ger Ref Ch. were both shat
tered, but not destroyed.
-Four spans of the York Furnace Bridge
over the Susquchanna, between MCa!Ts
Ferry and Safe Iarbor, were blown down
BY the tornado. This is heavy lo,s-the
bridge was built in the most substantial
manner, recently, and the loss is said to be
$4,000.
The storm was also destructive in Hol-
lidaysburg and Gettysburg.
A house, about three miles north Of Elk
ton, Nd, was blown down, and, in its fall
crushed to death Mrs. Wolf ham, no re-
sided in it, and lodger, named Walker,
a Pennsy lvanian.
WEST CHESTER, April Ia fearful
tornado swept from the Northwest to the
Southeast last night, about ten o'clock /;
for few minutes it ,~g4l with fearful vi
olcuce. Large trees were uprooted, chin
neys, awnings aud lumber were scattered
in all directions. Miss Rebecca Smith had
her skull fractured by endeavoriDg to shut
the shutters during It's prevalence; she
now lies in a critical condition.
The Philad News says: About half
past nine o'clock, on Saturday night, a
terrific hurricane passed over this City,
causing great destruction of property
iujuring several per:oas--tearlng off the
roofs of upwards Of one hundred and fifty
dwellings sending the dust through the
stleets i'll binding clouds-tearlDguPtrces
demolishing awnings, posts, &c The tor
nado was preceded by a slight rain, which
lasted for only few minutes. 1t exceed
cd In violence anything ever witnessed by
our Oldest inhabitants. The loss will ex-
cced One Hundred Thousand Dollars
CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE storm of
Saturday night was terrible in this vicini-
ty Much damage was done to the Cleve-
land & Pittsburg Railroad. A church and
fifteen houses were demolished.
In Alliance, man was killed. A large
number of trees were blown across the
Railroad track between Salem and Damas-
Gus.
The storm occurred about past s in
Lcwisburg, 8 in Lancaster, 81 to 10 in
Philadelphia.
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Lewsburg Chronicle West Branch Farmc-Ap.i 49, 1856

HoLLovAYs oISTaENT AND PILs.-Wonderful Remedies
for the Cure Of Seali and Burns -Em-i. Anderson Of
Newport Rhode Island, was accidentally severely
by some boiling water falling her The whole of III.
rgat sdo and leg IN particular a most shnckin.
state Something iD the hurry Of the moment as spp
cd which caused the tesh to peal of almost the
and rendered her utterly una. move she was carr
10 bed. medical nsstauce called In aud her recovery de-
SPARED of; II 30 happened, that friend who rad visit
that day, hat Just been cur.d drcadfuly bad ey Ly
olovays Ointment nnd Pills, and shs recommended
the same the Pills and Ointment accordingly got
aud usei, by continuing them for two weeks, she
perfectly we'll, ami has written gratefully 10 Prof
Holloway, Cor the cure effected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

PEACE TO THEIR ASHES Last Satur-
day afternoon, according to notice, the
Burgess, Clerk, and three Councilmeu
committed to tie consuming fames-in
the presence of two hungry looking E H.
tors-the seventy.fve 81 900 bonds, with
coupons attached, given (coniitionaliy) by
Lewisburg Borough to the late Susquehan-
ma Railroad
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
1~The Americans in Philadelphia, af

~The Americans in Philadelphia, af-
ter large number of ballots nominated
the following candidates for City Offices
Mayor-James c. Hand, 9Th W.
Controllers. Snyder Leidy, 18th W.
Solicitor-F. Carroll Brewster, 9th W.
Tax Receiver-John Kelly, Sd W.
Commiss'r-Rob't G. Marsh, 18th W
These are all new names to the political
world, but may be none the worse for
that. Under the peculiar local circum-
stances of Philsd, its friends will have
their whole strength tasked to elect this
ticket.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

INsULTISG-The memorial Of the Free
State men of Kansas 20 Congress, was
Knocked about in the Senate as disgrace
full thing, and denounced as forgery, be-
cause it was merely prepared copy Of the
original, and not the original itself On
Monday, after being defended by Messrs.
Harlan, Hall, and Wilson, and denounced
by Messrs. Douglass and Stuart, the
motion to receive the petition was laid on
the table-yeas so, nays IL.
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Benja-
miu, Biggs, Bigler, Bright, Brown, But
Ter, Cass, Clayton, Dodge, Douglas, Evans,
Fitzpatrick, Hunter, Iverson, James, J Zones
(Iowa). Jones Tenn }, Pugh, Reid, Rusk,
Sebastian, Slidell, Stuart, Toombs, Tou-
cey, Weller, Wright, Yulee-30.
NAYs-Messrs. Collamer, Durkee, Foot,
Hale, Hamlin, Harlan, Seward, Sumner,
Trumbull, Wade, Wilson-l1.
The memorial contained too many truths
for the Slaveocracy to desire spread before
the world, but now will be only the more
read for their factious and cowardly treat
meut Of it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
Free of Charge.
TWO Splendid Parlcr Engra,

l. titled "Boiton A Abbey IN the Oden Times
a splendid steel engraving from the celebrated
painllng ly Landseer, and the departure Of
the israellIeS from Egypt" large and beau
tiui engraving from a painting by ID. Roberts.
Inc retail price Of tho above cngrayus is per copy
but VIII he sent FEEA or cIAuGE as follows:
TIE suhesTitsrs have .stah she'd BOOK hGEScY in
rhii1dsphis aud will furgIsh any bpk pu
the retail price Of Of the $S Magazines such Ha
per9Gudeys, rutuas, Graha,ns, frauE Leslie. Fa-i-
IONS DC viii receive the mag for wear
copy OF either oi the abuvr beautiful eucravings free
charge or II -ubscribing T. s.. and 81. Masa1nrJ
snel as Paters"n's, aul ChseDs Ladies Christian An
nn,i they viii receive both magazines and copy Of
siliier ui the above ,ngTsvrng~.
LIVER! description OF engraving wood executed with
h"a'nrss aud dsp9t~h NiHws If buildings New
Headings, Views Of Machinery Book Ilustra,iou Lodge
'rr'iistsS busuea Cards All ORDER sent by uuii
promptly attended TO- Persons wibing views Of their
hni'dng engraved CO send pasureotypc sketch of
th" buildings by mail express.
Persons al a dStanee having seslaj,s articles would
nd II u their advantage 10 address the ruscritors
We would act Hs agents Tor the sale Of tir f,nc.
BlEAN S PIERCE
90. souTH THIED SIEEET PHILApELriuA, Pa.
J. II. bTpAM ilyco7l NAY TIFEcy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
FREEBURG ACADEMY
NHE Spring Term Of this Institution

l. commenced on Monday, March 81. with
~ Students, and laIr prospects for lhe future.
The advantages 1t offers are mary-among
which are: beauty and heai,hiuineSs Of loca-
ton; the enterprise. hospitality aud morality
of the surrounding community; the DIVISION
Of the school into Pria.ny aud Acai,s.i: De
partnents the thorough and pr1cfic1i me- !hod &;
of instruction pursued the very moderate
terms for Board (only $50 Ia 81 : ) per wee!ij J
Tuition, &c. M industrious Student giving
this Institution trlal, can fail 10 imyrorr or
feel at h0n's a, FRErRuns ActDEur. Accom-
mol5tions are provided for $50 Students.
Circn ars, Terms SC. cheerfuily furnished
on application 10
GEO. I. M'FARL\ND, Prime pal.
Freeburg, Snydcr Co. April s. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

BENEFscrons or NANEISp.--ltis is not he who
invented Brussels carpeting OF gold broc ade,
whom the masses have reason 10 hold IN re-
gard, b II he VINO furnishes something useful
10 every body. One OF cur government Off
cials lately returned from his mission IN Bra
zi, tells aS an aDecdote thai among the first en-
qulrles made OF his acquaintance with our pub
lie men, was whether he knew The American
Chemist DT-J .AYru. who invented the Cher
~ Pectoral and Cahartic Pills. As these
articles (more particularly the Cherry Pecto-
raD are ~ general nSc in the cities OF South
America, they are the most prevalent repre-
Sentatons Of American products, and as many
thousands there as well rs here, owe 10 them
the recovery of their health from MALIGNANT
diseases, II IS not strange they shrdld hold the
inventor In esteem, bat it is rather simple in
them To suppose that the Doctor Is the only
man OF mark we have among our twenty five
million people.-Chrisiiau 4drccois
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

A steam fre-engine was recently en-
ployed in Boston, with great advantage.
Hon. James Buchanan was on q visit
to Paris, but is expected home soon.
The. ice moved out of Buffalo City bar.
Dor on the 9th inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

Mr.. LEWIS PALMER is ono Of our besi
citizens. At present, be is engaged In
erecting the public'buildings at Lewisburg
Uuion county. He is good mechanic
and we have no besitancy in saying thai
he will make first rate and satisfactory
lob. We wish him much success.-BLdi,
County Wing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

We know OF no invention OF modern times
that deserves or Is destined to occupy nigh
t: niche IN the tempe of fame, than the dj~-
coyery or invention Of the Vegetable Eplep-
lac Pills for curing Epilepsy, or Falling Flls ;
SpaSBS, Cramps, aud all the various modIh-
cations Of Nervous Disease. Dr. Sch :.
iianCe, Of los Blltlmore street. Blltimore.
Md, The inventor, Is certainly entitled TO the
best wishes OF al the benevolent portion o.
mankind, who eXperlenc a pleasure by the
alienation of human suffering. When nr.
Nance first prepared lhe>e rhl>, he intended
them solely for FliS, Cramps, aud SpaSms ,
but subsequent experience satisfactorily
proved 10 hun, that Ia addition - tAeIr re
marKdble Sanallve properties IN tbs class of
diseases, they exerlid a perfect control over
the entire nervous system. II. was then IN
duced 10 try them in cases of Neuralgia, Tic-
Dclo-reux, Nervons headache. PalpItation Of
the Heart. lnciPient Paralysis, Hy>tera. Mus
cnlar neh'll'v and a host Of MINOR. diseases
SprInging from a lack Of nervous energy, III
all Of which his anIicilaIou were crowned
with the most sanguiue success. Persons at
distance, by writing and sending 4 remit
tance 10 DR.. Hance. can have the medicine
forwarded by mail to their post office address.
he paving the postage. The prices are for a
single hoy, SO, two boxes, 81, on Scl per doz-
en-. We have given his address above.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
". ILILLC,
iTCTI0NEER. will promptly attend

| ICTioNEER. will promptly attend
: o, crying sa.es in L-Sl>UUfg and the
g.. .n'H.uE r.wH>Hi0s,o Ters,lai properly. real
estate and the stock O., -tnrr iaAis declining
business. Having had some ten years Of we'll
Ir'rd cNpe rieuce ga aucIioEeerng .fauerS him
srt .hat u= can not be excei!rd IG point Of skill
Ia maaI8- qI'et AID pr. publ, sal-s. y share
ei patronage .1 respectfully suIciIed.
EE. ERl', ES-II,rs iT =. Wat. : II.G-ahsI1,
S-IuI I.. laru ,-lisF. If5- I-Iiarn. Cha'- D. t"r
ff'.. ....- A.-2E 70 3 l-u, J. ! o. ami Hisr D. L,
."rr Dr.. itrts-r.tr. > ". Es0Nu, Isl, N.-lCs-
Milton. March TO, @J6
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

eG Some of the Irish papers in Amer
lea are giving Mr.. Buchanan some of their
characteristics epithets Of "toady to Eng
land" &c, and betrayiDg extreme hatred
10 him
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

pS-On Thursday morning, 10th inst,
the "Artizan Building" in the rear OF
Chestnut and Fourth Sts., Philad., was
found to be on fire, and was soon consumed.
Some 35 or 40 establishments, principally
artizan. were burned out, and the whole
loss is estimated at 100000, of which
SI25,000 is covered by insurance.
An invalid lady, Mrs. Margaret Chris
tie, occupying the house adjoining the I.
s. Hotel, died during the fire from fright.
The "Christian Chronicle" had its
pile of paper burned by the fire, which
prevents its appearance this week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

BALTIMORE, April 15.-A heavy storm
occurred this evening, accompanied with
thunder and very sharp lightning.
I'VE had very heavy thunder the same
evening, with most vivid lightning, aud
considerable quantities of hail were found,
the next morning, in the north end Of
Kelly township
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

sgOn the 10Th inst, Captain JACOB
Fry, Sr., of the Trappe, Montg. county,
departed this life Capt. Fry was the
father Of the Hon. Jacob Fry, Jr., the
Democratic candidate for Auditor Genetal
Of this State lie died at the advanced
age Of &c years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

DIscHAuGED.-Judge Mcclure Of ALE
gheny county, is probably the ablest and
most vigilant tee-tOtal Judge in the State.
He has decided that by the new License
Law, all prosecutions pending for viola
tions Of the late Law are to be dropped,
and those in prison for having violated
that law are to be forthwith released.
The law, by the way, (althOugh it
does not suit the Prohibitiouists, aud is
denounced as unjust by the small retailers
who made bare living by keeping the
vilest groggeries,) is generally considered
to be well adapted to the meridian Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IT BE ENToRC-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
Tt Pennsylvania Telegraph.
ENlARGLD Folm& EedL etd Terms.

ENLlRGLD FOm& Reduced Terms.
~ IAE CISU SYSTEM ADOPTED.
On amt after lie lst Of January. IssG. me
Er-N>rrviNI, 'Yfrtsr,rH, published al !. II
3, ,lure Pa. vi'' ur owned an: conducted -
The uuderS one d.. who VIII give their best
energies % make Il worthy ii us cause an| vi'
.,s friends.
Ii u.lI crinmeacc the new year printed on
eI'is"'y Ufw tvT", aaj the Weekly greatly
enlarged IN 81 ra, while Tie = price viii -
lower han hat O.. any rltcr parerof lis class
ever published ~ the Capita. Of TIE STATE.
gqd gqgn. ats igH lete9 sjr,d strictly in gdroic'.
No paper VIII be seHf GPJTI y ~ FsG1,. -.
al w.I be discontinued. as the Subscriptions
expire unless they az renewed.
Ta- fe.e-r7 pa VIII be issued Seni- VeCiiy,
or a heel of twenty farr columns. curing lie
sessions of the Legislature. and Esehip. on a
double sheet ot fyi,y-g4rht columns. the rem
s.Hter FOL. ''. year. + vii :. eseut u complete
sr~-0sr- 81 he Leg >il'Ive rr'ceeGiIsS. al
!uFo-''ui general laws a. they are passed aAd
s t .!. rHr..ut raiUrai uisl.r-u.. u he tuas.
o. 20 o. st rld ut0-t rsla-i- .lrrt.r In stort. he
l-Tu,ls- .t- O. 1'-+ it ',sHr.'e fauiy and f.lt-
lHf 'H rV, GrH f'r con fisnfIv 60 TIE , Iis
. G.. 't-r-. .a.-.4 .1 -asraru ta-i- vuts rpris-.
lH- I-f- E'I ~ fat- 'i'-E. political io.i-v.
arI a. urI.- 'r-.- vr. 90 .u-h 70 u-stsi = a..
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s-. HtsrUs % - THif run,-ss Of = r. tou. .''itiou.
.t.ru H r.-.-. .. rs;. .I % % lulaa slavery
i' si give 0rs. rst tut ius-Fvut ~ support tv
o.. a'l H.H.-t.s ,.uu q uuv IoEIalS-
TERMS strictly m i|t1-cs.
Ths Ts'r-rarh NIL ,. f1-u...l SEv w-xEiI drrin-
TIE sa-l- 0t J- le-is.il-.s, ami NtEkIY n jsG.i-
sf-ct 3D.. fs.ai-r 90 tie s"rr. ~ 20. f,H~ ~r- !ups
rate, the m"u~, ir.ssrirby ta accom- any tbs order
r1f.ir f'.r-i- tons - 90
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Twenty capas q 50 r,r rf.vTl 81
- % 'Ie same Size 81 90 t,E soll fr any Enmbsr
nty.
ts i- f- l4s'7 mp At once an tle sr' scrp p;inrs
rrW7ri't Scar" the tr-t Of .IarUarv that thev
.i.s v.'' 20. ot lie Le.iz.atg-c. e. AL
"iSrIs ll--t - addressed to
MCCLURE 4 SELLEgS.
Harrisburg. p
Business W'n VII find the Telegraph. the rsFy i-J,
AfF.f'-.- N'l lIum 10 p.u-sg Of the .ri,s-
- Subscriptions frr III above (at 81 500
received al ths Chronicle Oitice ana al the Post
rH.,c, LrwI,iJrg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

The bill to lay out State road III Clln-
ton and Union counties, passed the House,
finally.
In Senate, the bill to complete the White
Deer & Sugar Valley Turnpike was rcpor-
ted with negative recommendation.
The proposed Amendments to the Con-
stitutiou passed the Seuate unanimously.
Senator Ely, Of Bucks, is at home, dan
gerously i'll of pleurisy. This leaves the
Senate standing politically l6 to 10, and
may make some difficulty in the way Of
electing Speaker to hold over.
After all the pre,ensions about the State
printing being a " losing business the
former printer, \. Boyd Hamilton, has
again secured the printing aud binding,
having tried it for three years, aud being
the lowest bidder.
Several Bank Charters have been extern
ded
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
IT See New Advertisement

A-"April showers bring May flowers" "
This (Thursday) afternoon, we record a
gentle rain-riyer high, aud rising.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

EHE following Report was unanimously
adopted at the late meeting Of the Cen
tral Pennsylvania Teachers Institute;
Nv hereaS, 1t Is believed that much time aud
labor can be saved, ,and more properly devoted
To other instruction bv the Teacher, aud At the
Seme lime more benefit be derived hr the pupil
from the Introduction Of a good System #
PenmanShip, and as We believe that NJ. \.
ROOTS System is superior to any other with
which we are acquainted: therefore,
Resolved that this lnsutnte recommend lis
adoption by Teachers of Public Schools
]. A. J. CUMMINGS,
j. BARNES, COMMITTEE
In respect 10 the above resolution on Pen
manship, 1t might be noticed that the Theory
and Practice of PcnmanShIp, by Pref. NJ. \.
Root. contains several times the amount OF
Copies and Instructions that other systems do,
and the Hand aud Stvle are easily acquired,
and can be written wi:h eligibility and L -
patch. There are . Books IN the system, but
the first four will give scholar a good Hand
aud style of Wiring and as no regular sys-
ten fer teaching PenmInship has yet been
adopted in the Schools, II Is hoped the merits
Of this will be tried
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

We are informed that immediate meos
ures will be taken for the organization OF
the LEwIsBURG, CENTER, & SPRUCE
CREEK RAILROAD COMPANY. Two sup
plements to the ccharter have been obtained
one of them extending for three years
the time for the completion of the work
and the other giving the Company power
to issue S500,00 in Bonds to aid Its con-
struction.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

ASSIgNteS II. -NUIT'
". B. Persons having unsettled accounts
with Henry R. Noll, the Assignor, are reques-
ted 10 meet the Assignees at the Office Of
George F. Miller, on Wednesday, the l4th Of
Nav next. to make settlement
Lewisburg, april II, 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

1%The boom at Lock Haven broke on
Sunday, and some $4,000 logs started
down stream.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, Use

A DvgRTIZE MAN uactur-rs Merchants Mechanics,
n Public Officers in City and Country. Publisher
all Who wish buy sell-would do veil TO employ the
columns Of the Lsuisb,rg Chrricls, which has irr,o
and increasing circulation 10 a community containing
large proportion OF active solvent producers,
and dealers, as any in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
NOTICE.

HAVING, this day, disposed of my
Ill interest in the Firm of HqyeS. GoodDlrl
d Co., 10 GoonMaN * CnaNpEalrS. who will
continue the business al the old stand, | would
respectfully request all those having unsettled
accounts with ]. HAYES IL co. 10 call and
settle them without delav.
April |. 1856. JAMES HAYES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
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