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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

Observation-Disclosures and
Richards were hung at Lancaster, on FIJI
day last, for the murder Of Mrs. CARRIER
and Mrs. Ream, near Mauheim. Ander-
son manifested repentance, but Richards
died sullcnly. The confession of Auder-
son begins with his steaIt"g money to C"v
,chiskey, at six years of age; and at last
he assisted to murder t'eo sron'en (when
he had q wife and two children because
tiey ,cou7d not gice him a shilling to buy
arIisA5y! Whiskey at the beginning
Whiskey at the end Surely our very
Democratic Legislature and Governor will
make the chances to diffuse liquor more
ceueral-it is such good thing, and does
80 little evil
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
e M RRIE ~
Dissolution Notice.
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE,

rrC-r~ The subscriber offers To sell the
4is1@lsss large Brick Foundry a, the west
<; - sa4s2end of Market street, incluiing
kaazs-s.s-ssssas the Wareroom, Office, and The
Machinery altached-alSo a large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery Stoves, &c. II Is regarded as one
OF the best locations for good, safe business.
The ProPrietor's time is wholly engrossed in
another employment, which is the reason he
desires To dispose Of this Foundry. For any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM PRICK. Lewisburg.
req 1898 Union Co. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

.gScyeral persons near BlEHLS HOTEL
desire a pack made up tol hat place, but are
deferred from II because-jn other days-pa-
pers left ln-rc we're opened, read, soiled, torn,
aui lost, ty persons not subscribers. The
only way we know 10 stop this great eVil,
winch wrongs both printers and patrons-iS,
10 get er-ry man 10 subscribe for the CnnoNIoLE
Tor h;msF and then he will have no occasion
t. "tahe' his neighbor's papers; they
wlll not be injured or mislaid; and the prin-
t,rS will not Toe cheated. With little united
clTJrt, this good result can be gained. We
now send large packages TO MCreigh''s Dates
mans. Farmrrlv.lIe. &c. &c, and we find that
tie Ergsr III, 0arEages tie less tie complaints
made to Us about the losing and abusing OF
papers. CTry that plan. ye around Biehl's-
get up large pack, and let every man have
his own newspaper as well as his own fr0i'
Mr.. Biehl has a subscription paper0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

UNION SEMINARY.-The Catalogue for
1857, Just received by US, embraces the
names of 100 students in the Seminary
proper, and 80 in the Primary department
-242 in all. The list shows that the
people of New Berlin and its vicinity are
united and earnest in giving it all the To-
cal support possible, and thereby reaping
the many benefits resulting from large
and prosperous institution of learning.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

LEGISLATIVE.

The bill to "changc the venue of a Ger
tain action [Quinn's, We suppose, but DON
know] from Union to Northumber'd Co, ,
was rejected in the Senate-Yeas II
Nays 13.
In Senate, Mr.. souther reported Gas
committed House bill No. $40, to incor-
pora:e the Lewis5urg Savings Institution. -
The Senate amended the House Liquor
Bill so as to give power somewhat to re-
strict the traffic.
The annual bill for the abolition Of the
State and County School SUPPLEMENTARY,
was debated in the House, and "indc6-
uitcly postponed" The State is tired of
this eternal tinkcring with the School Sys-
TEN, proposed By few counties. The
WeSald, the organ of the Administration,
sustains the integrity of the system in all
its departments.
The House passed bill reviving, under
a modified form, the Militia System in
Pennsylvania. 1t goes to the Senate,
when, if it passes and becomes law, We
shall give its provisions in full.
A Pittsburg bank has been re chartered
by this devout Anti, Bank Administration
A bill to erect "Marion" county, from
parts of Erie, Crawford and Warren, has
become law, subject to the process de.
scribcd in the late amendments to the Con-
stitution.
In Senate, the House bill relative to
public roads in Hartley, Lewis, ,and West
Buff, was reported with neyatire recon-
mendation
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

sD- Thanks to Gen. Cameron for one of
those copies Of the Pacific Railroad Sur
vey, which dips into Uncle Sans purse
for over 100000 for pictures alone !.
Much as we wish to see the advancement
of science, We think it not the province of
Legislators, and we therefore approve Of
the efforts of Gen Cameron and others to
close that hoodga,e Of extravaganza and
corruption, the Public Printing. The
amount expended is enormous, and large
portion Of it Of no public value or interest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
A mixture of salt with o little milk in
whitcwash, is recommended.
sW-Daily prayer meetings, at noon, arc
held in Independent Hall, Lewisburg.

70 The new house Of worship Of the United
Brethren, at New Berlin, will be dedicated on
Sunday, 10Th of May. Bishop Glassbrenner
and others are engaged as preachers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

PRor. II. DUvALL's G,LvASIc Or effects
more cures IN all sore and painful diseases
than any other preparations extant. Relief
given by It's use in from 5 10 80 minutes,
u For sale everywhere. =.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

@-JoHN ROBINS, of the late Milton
journal, has removed his establishment to
.Mamokintorn, in Northumberland county,
with view to the establishment of pa
per there. Shamokin must some day be
a large business mart, and Mr.. Robins has
the skill and mechanical ability to get up
"a paper e e! that will "pay" and aid materially
We wish him much success in his effort.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

bWAt the grea. Auti-Lecompton Dem
ocratic Mass Meeting in Pittsburg, John
w. Forney said he "repudiated with con-
tempt and disgust the platform adopted
by the Democratic Convention at Harris
burg, and would repudiate VIM. A. Porter
if he placed himself upon it." Judge
M'Kinney of Westmoreland county said
the Harrisburg declaration Of doctrines
"was not platform, but gallors, which
will hang any man who steps upon it,"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
A Chance 10 "Live," Again!

,r'EvANS & sNODGRASS are selling
Erira Family Flour at SJ.75, and superfne
al S5.2J.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

ran, Mr. FINK's Lecture was an earnest
cxhortation to the youth of America, to
cultivate the spirit Of Liberty,of Learning,
aud Of Nrtac-and lie presented in most
glowing terms WASHINGTON as the best
human model Of American character. The
address closed with the poetieal invocation
"Sail on, o ship of State''-and the re-
sponsc by the Band of "Iaukee Doodle"
left the feeling Of Patriotism pretty well
exalted.
The Lectures this winter, as far as
We have been able to learn, have been very
largely attended We believe we speak
the general sentiment in hoping that they
may be renewed early next season. The
Literary Association have made noble
beginning
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16


rn.The Kansas constitutional Conven.
ton adjourned on the Sd inst. No re-
s,ric:ion of color or nation exists at the
first election bu. at that time, the ques-
ton as to how universal suffrage shall be,
will be determined.
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-TEe Leavenworth
correspondence of the Democrat says that
the policy recommended in the address to
the public, framed by the convention CON-
mittce, is, that they give the Leavenworth
constitution hearty ratification, and re.
fuse to accept any organic law derived
from the Lecompton constitution or gov
ernment. The address does not recognize
the possibility of the Lecompton constitu-
ton becoming the fundamental law, even
though Congress receive it, as it is without
the sanction Of the people, aud will be null
aud void. 1t was distinctly understood
that the convention would not tolerate the
policy of any Free State men, qualifying
under the Lecompton Bill of Rights and
it was declared that the right of all men
TO the control of their own persons was
prior to law, and inaienable.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

sg>The Tioga 1yitat0r asks our opln'
Ion (among others as to the Union policy
advised by the late informal Republican
State Convaniinn at Harrisburg. Our
judgment, our experience, our observation,
and our associates, heartily concur in the
conclusion that it is the course best adap-
ted TO advance the great principles of Re-
rublicauism. When Union for the Truth
has been faithfully carried out-not only
In cur own, but in other S:ates-it has
proved highly successful. There is now,
apparently, a more general appreciation
Of the necessity of union, than heretofore.
1t is folly to % to loggcr,heads abou;
names 1t is the name Of democracy"
that has cursed the nation for years past
anI we stand prepared, now as ever, to
join the great body of its opponents in
the best adapted measures to stop its evil
power, and overthrow the bogus party.
must avoid extremes, and look to the gen.
eral good more than to our individual pre-
ferences. Fall in, brother!
he
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18
Sflistellajneo
Lying. Low.

Even when drunk Peoptr occasionally
say and do some very funny things. a par
" Of young fellows went to the city from
on adjoining town to spend an evening"
They INDUCED in various imbies'sons toS
numerous to mention. One OF tho party
Sssoming decidedly shuky in the legs, left
The saloon, where they were staying. In sd'
vance Of the others. Having reached the
street, his limbs refused to carry him sny
further but left him hopelessly in the ditch
He had not lain there very long, however
when one of those myths by poetic licence
styled "guardians Of the night" came along
"What arc you doing here, old fellelP
bawled cut the watchman.
No answer.
."Oh, no ! dend drunk, th j.! come, get W
and 60 with me-" repeated the choleric Po
lieemAn. ..rs -.s
0till no answer from the PROSTATE youth
ZIP with you. say - rsved the guarda'
q voice Of thunder.
= "Hist! make no noise ~ whispered th'
inebriate, bringing his mouth near the ea
, Of his termentor; ''you see. I'm hiding from
the boys"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18
WHOLE NUMBER 506

an lnaiviadsI that holds HIN back from
.lctiuns, ada vesHsss th1t lead 70 disgrace
and ruin. THE haesabSt change the coz.
5rupt passions Of our Ealays, but like The
power Of music, that chains fhe sfsfOciOus
beast. rsd while the harhSsy sDpiiaues.
leads him to forget his disposition 70 destroy.
it imposes restraint upOn them; that gIvet
opportunity forreasou snd conscience, to ex.
ert their iuHsence, and thus the I6diyldaai
Is often kept frem rnshisg into vina
Its influence upon the Intelligent farmer
will be apparent. II gives direction to all
ibis efforts. lnsteadof Isbouring At iandom,
and his farm exhibiting the sppsarsnes Of
Hafed's chance world In miniature, ordSf
wiilPrevail. His fields win be symms,ricsI-
ly proportloned, his fsnees straight. and ih
good condition, bis orchsrd 10 The right
place. and we'll cultivated, and bis gardsn
will exhibit not only order and hssaly. but
the promise Of an asGndanEs ofths Iuxnriss
Of life. His dwelling, and the fixtures
around Il. will, show him TO be a man sf In.
dustry ard refined taste. All things will
conspirs to render his home an inviting res
idsacs, and to put to the blHsh, thS sarslsss
ignerant and chaOtic farmer. The farmer
slsns rssIisss the true idea Of home. The
soil he cultivatss IL his own, often svbdusd
and rendered productive BY his Own labor.
He moves amid his own domsstis circle, and
BY his tell and industry provides fSr their
daily wants. While the mershant. the
manufacturer, and the mechanic, are tossed
upon tempestuous sea, BY constant rise
or depression Of the markets, and are liable
at any time to have the hard esFhea treas.
urss Of years swept away, the iilier Of the
soil holds on the even tenure Of his way,
surrounded BY the comforts and sonSSnIsheeo
Of life. The objects around him; the lslds
'ubdusd by bis owe indastsy; the hill tsP
over which he haa often roaned; the spring
frsm which he has often slskea HE tAirsty
his dwelling. the scene of domestic .seamfott.
and tsnder aFsctions; ",ks orchard, the
mssdow, and the deep tangled wildwood"
are all endsarsd to him BY thousand ties
and hsllowed memories. These are his
home, the little world Of bis choicest aGsc.
lions. An Intelligent, industrious, and
tasteful farmer, 10 the huppiest Of men, and
his profession the most innocent aAd stable
Of pursuits. And where he owns the soil
hs culsivatss. and has surrounded himself
with the comforts and convsnisncsit Of life.
the iuxriss Of cultivated home, and the rO.
sources Of intelligence and taste, there ID
net in sarth's wide domain, q sspdtisa mere
happy ssr more respsctabls:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

GA good story IL told ofa Dostsaian1
hrst appearance In polite society in Arksa'.
sa'. which might be appliabls to tkis city.
The company were engsgsd in dancing. bot
the loveliest female present cScdPiea . shair.
at the window; without partner. HsStsp.
ped up to the lady. with palpitasihg heart;
bic mind greatly agitassd for fesr Of refusal
and exclaimed: siJ g44 3a@9 e&a t4f
"Will you do me the honor to grace ne
with your company for the next get - st
Her lus,rous eyes shone with uhwentsd
brilliancy, while her psarly teeth glsstsnsd
in the Aisksring candle light her heavy.
snow bosom rose and fell with joyful rapture
as shs replied: ats 5a sa j..
"Yes. stree for I've sos, aud COZ, andsOI
till I've bout tux root ~ sGa
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18
Managed Him at Last.

Sir Francis ---- used 70 plskas Lord
N 60 with many impsrtinsnt visits. till az
last his lOrdship ordered bis porter 70 deny
him admi.sncs. Sir Francis ssms 40 ussal.
"My lord is not at home. cir" .
"Ah friend. Oh, though, give me leave
to speak two words to--the monksy."s .
30 saying, he hew up stairs and ,tO0k
Lord ---- unswares. The Perter was
seeded. IL a few days hS called sgaiu.-
as my lord at hsmsi"
"No, sir" ,r-ss sasA IT,.
"Pray, what says your clssk" Ny watch
has stopped; I must set it aright." ~ ..
In be went. and made q second sstssk
upon his lordship. The porter was thsH
told If he ever let Sir Francis in again, be
should be turned awsy. e.s gaS&a
Next time the barOnst knscksd ct the
door, the potter half opened it, keeping Il ID
bic hand, and without giving him tims u
speak. bawlse out ....5.4 q .s&Aa
"My lord is gone out--tAs monkey q
dead--lhe clock is broke.'' saava
He then shut the door full in hit fase.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18
A Rival fan Business.


Rev. John Johnson, Of Newburs, was
walking out back Of his house, where new
street was opening, when he saw an Irish.
man hard at work with crowbar, striving
to dislodgs . huge stone from the ground,
where It was held fast by the roots Of tree.
His patience was fairly exhausted by the
vain struggles he made, and At last he ex.
claimed: sa ,>@
"The divil take it!'' SIX
The old pastor approached him. and quiz
.0tly remarked that he ought not TO make
such free use Of the name Of the evil one,
t. and certainly not wish to throw sucha big
stone at him as that. s,y5
e. The Irisbman was quiet in minute, and
striking his crowbar into the ground. and
leaning leisurely on It. hs turned up his fsce
at once TO the Doctor and the sunlight, and
replied: ,,.s..,.a eaistttEss r.
"Och. thin. an is'tye'erself that's hndin'
fauit wid me for sayin' that same. whin it,
ys'ss an'the likes Nv ys'es that's paid by the
year for abusin' the ould gInslsmin oil The
time" rF Il y r,,f,,.4s@ Y, st.ug3
The old passer turned away 10 sni!e Ght
enjoy the rstor,. ,a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

0trSaid old Mrs. Philanthropy, The cshst
day, ,accosting prseociOus urchinin thsstssst
with wardrobe remarkable for its ysntils-
ting advantages. 'Bnbby, why dOn'tyo 20
home and have your mother sew up that sw-
ful hole in your trowssrsi" sob. Soosgk
eout, old 'oman.'' was the sespestfal reply.
'ouE felix's is esonemigins, and hols wiu
last longer than patch, asy day. Lhs-
old lady's honest. sympathy WEE ssssasd,
while the youngsteF bsst a retreat Ssnad The
corner, displaying hsg If truce u sshs
rear. II s ,ls, aes& s',l q q ias s69Fsss
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

N1rBachelors two hundred years ego
were just a. rusty, nusty, crusty in their
notions OF women - they are nsw.a.days.
For instance. one tha, lived and died during
The reian OF the first Stuart, gave this opjn-
ION of tho marriage: "'Tis reason, man
that will hsys wife should be at the charge
ior her trinkets, and pay ell the scores she
sets on him. He that will keep monkey
his 81 hs should pay for the glasses be
breaks" a..., .a--, ". ,..... II It. ao'9 KS
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

0erJones--,hs philosopher, JoDes-has
discovered the respective natures Of : dis.
sinction end difference. Hsssys that .
little difference freqpen.ly makes many en-.
eE.ies. while little Distinction attracts
Aosts cf frien1s. Vl1a~ pP
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

b. ~ b. s
within the bsisagusred Laeknow's walls b.
Faint with the war polluted air, . .
Beneath hsr plain lassle falls,
Wrapped In tho slumbOr Of despair.
Her RlItieripg eyes have shcathsd their light 2
A blsss oblivion chains her fear, 81
Fer Vainly has her aching sight
Watched for tho aid that should bo near.
The abIss Of Hopes friendly ehsia
Have parted one by ono. Hll now,
Their Iron nUgVe will soon be vain,
For deaths dark wing O'srshades each brow
Sleep then, poor wife, Tis better so;
Dream OF thy dear Iost "iiksland hAme,"
Thy sire returning from iheiElow, -'r
And every fond familiar ntIhe.
She ssarts and wakes, looks wildly round,
Then listens with suspended breath;
And now her piercing shIiskS resoand
Above the dreadful crash Of DEATH
"plnna 70 hear II, oh, dinna ys hear III
The slogan Of Scotland 10 pealing afRr,
Thank God, they are coming, the SuIlry wind
bear IL q, zs
Ut1Nnct 70 my gar VI @"e eS"'~" Va "e
Her tate Cassandra's, for they taS ....
'Tis Indian shouts the brecxes waft:"
'Then full Of pity turn away,
And sighed ALAS! poor Jsssis's DAFT"
Gym no daft nor wandering, oh, dinna fear ~:
But let the glad sound fresh courage import
The Campbsls are cominEl Oh. dnna We heaf q
Il 10 clear to my ear, for hear VII my hearH
In vain they listen; moments roll, ..
No sounds tho Southern ear asSait,
Save those that para!y1e the soul,
And bid cen British warriors pale.
Bat bark! above tho battle strife,
A sound strikes O'en the dulleSt ear
No longer doubt, and for Your life
u The pibroch Of clsa Campbell hear!
with sob, and nd tears, wiki witSh .voliasnSs hears.
Thor kneel 10 thank the Glorious PoWerb'
who thus His gracious aid impatts,
A sunoursI In tho darkest hour!
"Ahl dsuna 20 tell to Hielander's aaaghter,
she kens ma Tho slogan3 ye thought She eu
Havedi
She kens every sound that auld Scotland ha
taught her, ...-.. .s
The Csnpbslls have come, We are saveds VI
are Savodl"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

0rEyils ID the journey oi 10 ~ lie
the hills vhish alarm the tFASsllsIs upon
thsir road: they both appeargsssl y -
lance. but when We approsch them w Ind
they are far less insbrmeantabls shsn ~
hsd imsslnsd tAsm.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

/ Or.Do you pledge yolrselflo keep he
peace toward that manin said En- Askansss
justice 70 ! bis fellow aEfsignsi fsr as1abIt
and battery. aYss. sad ths prlsoppEs I'll
cut OF ons Kalfhis 81. and thor : Il -
tAs pisss." sss.sa
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18
p0pdtal,:
From the Atlantic Monthly.
Diana ye Hear IL.

a. txc.Drsr ,u rna arL..s or Lecrsow.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

Within the belssgusred Lacknow's wHlls
Faint with the war polluted air,
Beneath her plain lasse falls,
Wrapped In tho slumbOr Of despair.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18
An Address

Delivered tefOrs ths AgricsitGral A ssoeiatioa
Of Ed'ntErs, al their FrxiG ErhibitiOn,
Jan. 26, 1858, By Rev. AHsoS Y. TUrTLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1853
in Esah~raisd states agricultural Socsety. DC DC.
The receipts from customs at the port OF New York
yesterday $a3 ootarges amount for day since
August last These receipts have been daily increasing
for some weeks not only at the port OF New York. but at
the otsss principal seapors Of the United States and the
hope ia snfsrted that there will exist necessity for
the issue c the entire amount of 900 Of Treasury
notes authorized by Congress
1t must be remembered however, that the War ofice
recommends n Congress the Appropriation of some i've or
six millions Of dolars IN the deficiency bill. which will be
the Gst general appropriation bill pressed 10 Us
10 supply deficiencies In the regular army appropriation
bill for the oren, fiscal year and To provide means for
early and effective operations in the Mormon country
In this case, unless the receipts into the Treasury in
very largely from this out there may be demand
upon the secretary by the urgent wants OF the govern
| mont for tho issue Of all Of the $2o,oCo,c0o.
Inc Increased receipts at New YORK are interesting
indicating rceiva. {. ..ade al mai por anu 70 ccrian
extent, revival Of rnde throughout the country. IL Is
INC senef of many whose business y y 70 watch closely
OF interest in European capitals Will have is influence
here, and may result in IT, depicting our bonded ware
houses, which plethorc with Imported mercban-
disc Of every character and consequently filling the
treasury vaults 10 the extent Of lhe dulles due 10 the go
yerImebL
Whatever Of doubt the administration had "a to whether
there really existed n sufficient teHi the part Of
the Saints Of sa Lake Valley h dspeilcd by the nielli
gence that Gov Cumming has proclaimed the country IN
state Of rebellion; and satisfied military men that
there will be prorsced hostes, that brgadcr generals
moving TO for themselves in that quarter "the
proud control OF fierce and bloody war"
1t that reinforccmcnts will be sent out and II
equally certain that Col Johnston will not be superseded
In command. His prudence and sodiery qualities have
nded him 10 the confidence OF the department,
and hooking N the delicate nature Of the service none
better fitted and able could be selected for is per-
fUrmsnce
Tho United states Agricultural Society met this
ing IN the lecture room Of the smithsonian institution
Marshal r. Wilder, President, aud Ben. Perey poore,
Secretary The questions ~ be discussed during ts
sion are-.1hc Chinese sugartCancn The Necessity Of
Having More Perfect knowledge Of the Mineral Ncccss
ties OF Our Own Crors Developed" "Meteoroloscs OBJ
scryaons for the Benefit of Agriculture "ssanurcs aud
Fertilizers" "The Disease Known the Hog Cholera"
The Improved Kentucky sheep, Agricultural Colleges
and Farm Schools and the Agricultural Polcs OF Our
Country" The present Is the sixth annual meeting.
There will DO effort learn, made " admit Kansas,
Minnesota and Oregon into the Union Staes in gene
raj omnibus bill.