Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31
Teachers Journal.

" The Teachers journal, published at
Allentown, by Il. W. M'Aipine, and a
good Magazine it is, too, coming monthly to
your door, making at the end Of the year
volume of GEO pages, of first rate arti-
cles, for one little dollar. We wish the
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prise. May he realize that educational
people appreciate good Educational Pc
riodical. Teachers, friends of the good
cause, send NJ Alpine & Haines, of Allen
town, Pa, one dollar, and take to your
fresdes No Journal.
A happy state Of affairs exists in Union
county, Sheriff Crossgrove having, on
Monday, passed through this city, en- route
to the Eastern Peniten,iary, with the las,
inmate CT the Lcwisburg Jail, which is
now tenan,lcss This poor fellow was
convicted of larceny, aud, being of jovial
disposition, it was feared he might get the
blues if kept alone in the Union County
Hotel. So the Sheriff showed his human.
y ey taH"aR him Has5e hs vi bbafmshEs bnSf Psp
Express, 25M inst.
70 Some brother Typos, on the North and
West Branches, have recently been engaged
in a sort of warfare in,erdlcied by the very
venerable and influential Keystone Editorial
Union
lNCENDIARIsM.-Pres Buchanan's in
cendlary Message, says Washington cor
respondent, is the topic of conversation.
The more prudent Southern men condemn
the President throwing such a frebrand
into Congress, and thereby reviviug the
Slavery agitation, while protesting to de-
precatc. They say it can not reasonably
be expected that the North will keep 81.
lence, when the President himself re opens
the Kansas question.
Two new townships have been formed
III Lycoming county, by the division of
Hepburn and Lycoming townships. The
Gazette says, the new township formed By
he division OF Hepburn has been named
Eldred. Old Lyc0ming aud Lycominc
are the paines OF the two tow wnships formed
by the division of Lycoming. The river
ownshiP bears the name of Old hycoming.
Samuel Hamor, of Danville, has been
'ppolnted Mail Agent on the Catawiss,.
!" illlamsport & Elmira Railroad, in place
# Jeremiah Hail, resigned.
Sorghum Sugar aud Molasses have been
made IN large quantities by many fami-
les in the Middle States this year.
A new census of Hollidaysburs reveals
Is population to be 3l75.
The Northumberland county Trial Lis.
as run up to 80 cases-within 20 or 80
5 high As that Of Union
Six boys were convicted at our recent
efm OF Court for violently assauitinp a
runken German IN the street, after night. :
hTee OF these were convicted and sent to :.
he House of Refuge, where they will be
ell cared for, educated, and well trained
iappy boys. their lot is infinitely better
lan those who are still permitted to run
bout our streets after nigbt-Loch Ha.
sn Democrat
They are still trying to push off Sha. a
'okln money IN some quarters.
Col. John W. Forney delivered his Lee. I
Ire on American Statesmen, in Belle. Il
ute, last week. b
David Beale has been appointed Com. :
issioner of Juniata county, in place of
imes Anderson, resigned.
We understand that man, who was in 1
state OF iutOxication, fell from bridge W W
EAR Scranton, On Friday morning last in III
the Lackawanna river and was so much G.
Jured that he died within few hours
ter. -
buchanan wrote letter to the Pitts.
lrg celebration deploring the use of mo.
y in elections Poor fellow, if Forney
ou'd speak, what tales he could tell Of 1
'a6 about the use Of money! =
The gross earnings of the Pa. Railroad
r November were SI4O, ,226 81, being an
crease Of $4,000 over the same month L
It year. The canal earnings for the same ca ca
'n,h were s24, ,7I6, SO. fir
V here have he.r sa,or.l e.. $780, l. 81