Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
UNIVERSITY 1T LEWLSBLRG
Examinations ami Exhibitions.


Examinations AMI Exhibitions.
tn. Examinations ut the close Of the Winter Sessions
conmau-e-on S,r,ra,T. 2Ith March, for the 'ff 'ts
UJ.risl, auI ~ HsNaNg, I'd March, for the fta'ae
AaE,re.
- Usual ExuIaIrI0Ns ri scnor Academic and Junior
Collegiate ClassesNonl,y and Tuesday evenings, --i
ami .sI March.
Cos II HUfr SSsinas-W wednesday, 9th March.
un The Board Of CuRvroEs at their last meeting
appointed the following gcntlcz:cn. Committees for the
present year. Their attendance upon these Winter As
we'll as tn summer Reviews, is very desirable;
Examinations and Degrees-I y Looms, J. s. Dic&cr-
son. G-N.louus.
5or17asrt and blsTl,ctiol-D. J. Yerkcs, j. T. Linn,
EguJ. Grh4th>.
y,aia5r IN titae-.iamcs T. Brown Eli Slcr, J. Green
Niles, Dr. VIM. Jewell
By order Of the Chancellor: .,.,,,.
Lswi,lur., March 8, 1sjs.
a-The Inlian' and the "blacka-
more, were images oft conjured NJ in
days of yore to frighten children into obc
dieuce. The Aryus seems to be following
the same principle in trying to Keep down
all freedom of thought and action in rela-
ton to Lecomp;onism. If any Democrat
darcs to think forcing Slavery upon Kan
sas is not the thing, the -iryus vociferatcs
"Abolition.' and "Chronicle ~ to scare
them into silence Just to think Of Dem
ocrats, six feet high and 81 years old,
frightened into concurrence with what
their honest souls abhor, by parrot-alarms
Ike these
All nonsense, neighbor There are
more Democrats who read the Chronicle
than the A,gus, any day. They don't
think We are exactly right, and we don't
think they arc but ihay know ours is
the best paper barrin' its politics-and we
all rofe just as we please anyhow.
The Mormons, it is stated, continue to
practice s1uattcr sovreiguty in its most
olious forms. A grand jury has been
found among them, which indicted several
Of their leaders. A Catholic Missionary
says there is northern outlet from Utah
into the British dominions. 1t is rumorcd
that the 1230O troops now used to uphold
Slavery in Kansas, will be sent to Utah,
to help put down the open rebellion there.
One No. of the n. Y Daily Tribune
devoted six columns to an account of the
religious revivals in that city and else
where. The writer thinks there has never
been such an awakening in our country
The Montour Iron Works, says the Dan
vile Democrat, will be partially put into
operation, early this month By committee
of the creditors. Arrangements to that
effect have been made, and there will be
no mistake about it this time The Messrs.
Grove will continue to superintend the
Works Mr.. Norris will preside over the
store; and Mr.. Thomas Beaver make the
purchases in Philadelphia. They will at
first employ 800 of the 1900 men in Dan
vile wanting work.
1t is now hoped that the Railway link
between Port I'rcvcrton aud Sunbury will
be made BY June next. Then hurra for
complete iron road from Baltimore to FL
mira, and any place east or west.
Greenwood township, Juniata county,
has had two townships taken from it
"Susquchanna," on the river; and Mon
roe, including the little town of Richfcld,
where its elections will be held.
The Postmaster General has established
a new daily mail route between Milton
and Limcstoneville, in this county.
The measles have been very prevalent
in Sunbury, attacking even persons of so,
GO years. 1t is alleged that pork feeds
measles. Did the big hogs of Sudbury
invite that disease?
John NJ. kilbourn, the leading Bucha-
nan man in Potter county in the campaign
of 1886, in recent meeting renounccd
the buchanan party for its duplicity on
the Kansas question.
Ellis Schnabel has been in New York
drawing bits of paper on his "brother in
law" Gen. Packer, which came back pro,
tested
Henry Il. Noll is publishing an inter-
csting series of articles on Geology, in the
Wilkes Barre Record
James Dean of Selinsrrnyo. hayinr heen
engaged as foreman, Bright's machine
shop, in Sunbury, will resume operations
The Trcycrton Coal Company having
u, 600 tons of coal on hand, have suspcn-
led operations for the time.
ssy- Foreign News report the capture Of
anton by the English and French Lord
'almerston and Ministry resigned Earl
# Derby is at the head of the new Minis
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