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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

lINHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
on the ives, side of South Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
andStLouis streets consisting Of near lot and
ahalfof ground, ,mahinga front of99 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches.
The improvements are commodious three
n storey BRICK DWELLING
AHOUSE. of pressed brick, AZ feet
front by &c feet deep-well finished-with a
marble base, marble slis and lintels in front
"A hre-proof roof-wi,h a Wing attached of
:3 by l9 fee:-an Out Ki,chen-a Well of ex-
cellent water, with Pump in, under roof-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large new
Stable-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-buiidings. There are also on saidazH
Lot choice Froit Trees and Shrubbery.T
The location is desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. Ills on
the most elevated rari Of the Borough, near
th. Cow. Horse, and b.. : shor, d's.src. from
"arhe; sIreer.--Tcrms will he made EASY.
June ., 1857 G. +. MILLER
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CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue CT a wri, of
~ Vend.Er issued out Of the Cour, Of Com
mon Pleas Of Union County. and TO me direct
ed. will expose to public sale or outcry, at
the public house of David Moyer,i in Har,leton,
on MONDAY the 2cd of March INST at O'Clock
PM, certain TRACT OF LAND situate in
Hartley township, adjoining the public road
leading from the Laurel Run Church up the
Valley. thence by lands of Michael Schnure
south Is degrees east 6s perches to a post,
thence by lands Of Christian Gam north 81
degrees east l6 perches to post a corner Of
LOT belonging to John Roads, thence by said
lot north SO degrees''west l6 and 7-lO perches
TO the place of beginning, containing st Acres
more or less,whereon are erected Two -
Storey Dwelling House Frame Barn ,and In
o'ner on'buildings, with the appurtenanceS.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property of alexander Clemens.
DANIEL d. GULDIN. Sheriff
Sher.h Office, Lewisburg. March .. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

A Musical Visit.

The "Freeburg Vocalists," under tie
direction of Wm. Meyer, by request gave
their third Concert of vocal and instru.
mental music at Liverpool, on the evening
of the Goth plt. The Liverpool Sax
Band entertaiDsl the audience prior to the
commencement, at recess, and at the close
Of the Concert, with some Of their choice
airs: in the performance Of which they
ELECTED much praise.
At the appointed time, the Nocalists,
,wenty-one in number, appeared on the
stage, (thc ladies dressed in white) and
through part first, which consisted princi-
paily of sacred music, attracted the warm.
est commentator. During intermissiop,
Mr.. MFarland Of the Frceburg Academy,
by rcques. briefly addressed the audience,
showing the necessity and propriety of ag'
itating the subject Of education, until all
the youth in our land have received q
proper mental, moral and physical training,
and then alluded to that harp Of thou
sand strings" with which our Creator has
furnished US all, free Of charge, upon which
We are required to play. He spoke Of the
prevalence of music in everything, and re-
ferred to the Vocalists, then before him,
as an example of the manner in which it
might be cultivated. Part second consis.
ted of choice variety Of sacred, secular,
vocal and instrumental pieces, performed
in the bes. manner, which called forth the
most decided applause. The Concert was
held in large church, yet it was COM
pletcly filled with an audience that won
much praise by their marked attention,
and excellent behavior After the exerci-
cises were concluded, the leader Of the
Vocalists received many congratulations.
The following morning, after making
calls upon several musical friends, the
company started for home, much gratifed
BY the kind reception and generous enter
tainment they have received Of the citi
zNns of Liverpool. SPECTATOR.
FREEBuRG, Feb. 81, 1853.
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L o Il 5 A l. l. .

A-A NY Residence, on North Third street,
Axa aLewisburg. 81 #. front, and InclHdng
back building 81 f. deep. Basement, and
A,,icIs finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-buidings.
Also, Half lot on Market ST., opposite
s. Rilter's residence, with good Well OF Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for busi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined)
Also, other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewsburg, Oct. :. 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
sS-A Special Board Of Auditors ha

s9-A Special Board Of Auditors ha:
overhauled the accounts Of Nor;humber.
land county since 1852, and report some
$1,000 or $4,000 due from the late and
present Treasurers. The Report fills q
whole page of the county papers A sim.
liar long and tedious investigation took
place few years ago, indicating much
blindness and iucompetcncy, or sharp fnan.
ciering, on the part of those having charge
Of the peoples funds.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
Still Another Opportunity
the CheapPiCturel Man,

WE take this method Of informing the
W citizprs ~ eur Sinrp and surrounding q
country, that we are again with them for a
short time, and now offer them a better article
and al lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ &
Caldwelrs Drug Store. and having much bet
ter light than we had IN our old rooms, and
more convenient rooms IN every respect. VIC
shall be better able 10 accommodate. Persons
having pictures of deceased friends relatives which
try would like 10 have cupid transferred PAPER
much larger scale, have IL short notice
and the copies will he warranted be equally good
and sometimes better than tbose hiCh they tskrn
from. Persons wanting photographs can them Tor
prices ranging from IS to SO Pictures of persons
fined 20 their through sickness. and Of decreased
persons taken at the shortest notire their rsidrc
pictures Of young children taken second in bright
isht- Outdoor Views Of buildings, &C. taken 10 order
Amtrotype pictures taken dark and rainy quick
than Daguerreotypes the cesrest and brightest
Pictures from So cts. go to suit the purchaser We
cAteni a cordial invitation all to call and
examine specimens. whether thcy want pictures
not Remember the place over ChTist~ Cadweils
Mammoth Drug store. We study to pleas--
NTCARTY. Artist
Y. B.-Instrurtions given in the art and apparatus
furnished at the lowest prices Persons wishing learn
the business have opTortunity not Of met
with. fIewi>iurC. Oct. =. 1851
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Account of Old Union County for 1857.

Orders aus by the Commissioners Of Union county on
of said county, for debts due BY the old
county Cnion and which the present cosnty Of
Snyder Is liable for the oEe half
Hannah Jones Com julia Chapel (sce bill rs O9
J. B. Linn, Atty in fact for John Bacon, TreAsf H.
State Pententiary, in full Tor support Of con-
yicts, for the year 1854 $50 ~ (see bill 81 II 81
Peter Kimple, admir- Of in. himplc, decd, witness
case Com Jacob Stock, septr sess s., " sS
Michael klrckner for assisting in the arrest of H.
u. Rodearn,el, and expenses (bil 81 81 " ~
II. Pardoe, Esq. cost for John and Ann Jones, Com
vsJ. Chapel y.
Jane Penny, road damages 1O
RoI.r, ,,n,inr mud other, road view 8 90
sIi So
wc the undersigned, Commissioners Of the county Of
Union, hereby submit the foregoing accounts OF the ex
pendtucs of the old county of Union for the year A D.
ls5' correct and true.
the borough Of wsbug, the eighth day Of january
A. d. 1865. JACOB HUMMEL
Attest NM. RULE, fComm rs
RICH'Dv D. LINCOLN,
We the undersigned Auditors of the county OF Union,
having carefully examined and audited the foregoing ac
the Commits oners Of said county, do md and
report the said account Of expenditures Of the old cou
ty OF Union year 1857 and correct stated
In witness whereof the said Auditors have hereun
10 set atthe ofce, In the Dor
uugh Of Lewisburg, this eighth day Of January ~ D.
iS''' j. 1p. pHSsAs; HSaaR, Auditors,
JOHN KESSLER,)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
Sunbury s. Erie Railroad.

Our Deighbor of the Gazette takes ex
eeptions to the sale Of the State Canals TO
the Suubury and Erie Railroad Company.
The reasons assigned are that the price is
too low-that the Company is too poor to
pay-and that it would be ''more OF a
present than sale" The truth is, the
Canals are hot worth, to the Common
wealth, one dollar, and if the Sunbury X
Erie Company is poor it is still stronger
reason that they should not pay more for
the canals than they are worth. There
are, however, other reasons than those
given by the Ga-eHc, but the opponents
of the sale don't like 10 make them pub
lie. The true reason is that 4 great ma
ny hungry Office holders will have to le.
go the public teat if they are sold. TIE
Gazette talks about the reeeaues OF the ca.
mails, but says nothing of the erpenses.
Opposition to the interests of so inpor-
tant work as the Sunbury Il Erie Road
ia, perhaps, surprising, and as our neigh
bors have been surprised BY several arti.
cie5 in our paper lately, We hope they
will Dot wonder il, We are surprlsed to find
Staths Sta thgnH5Et Instead of tie interests of great
Railroad thoroughflrc that will enhance
The ralae cfa large section Of our Sate to
a greater ertcat thar The entire ,rorth OF tie
canals.
The above is from the .Su,bny Aaeri'
con, moderate, independent Democratic
-..z. ,,J ;e .bn CT -opraSt orpu,papt wp
have seen in favor Of the sale. 1t is true
that as you drive the Canal rats from the
Main Line, they are put on the other
branches of the State Works so much the
thicker. We sec that the Canal Commis.
sioners have appointed four Supervisors
on the North Brancb-all in place, we
suppose, of one man (Mr. MafhD resigned.
II such impositions can be 10 other way
avoided, it may be true policy to sell or
give the work in charge Of individual en-
,erprisc.
TIE great trouble in the way, seems to
be to secure the State the annual interest,
to guard the State against possibility OF
loss in the long credit given, aud to keep
the whole work out Of the hands Of the
reckless and extravagant spectators who
have heretofore managed it. Were the
public mind well assured on these points,
the sale might be authorized. The Com
mittee in the House reputed in favor oil
the sale. If "a sale be effected, and the
interest secured, reduction Of another
half mill on the State Tax might perhaps
be effected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
First Burning of Coal in a Crate.

The Record Of the Times of the 18th
uit, gives an account of meeting in
Wilkesbarre, to celebrate the 50.h ami
vesary of the first successful experiment
Of burning anthracite coal in an open
CRATE, by Judge Jesse Fell, Feb. II, 1905.
The meeting was held in the same old
room and in the same CRATE and fire place
as used by Judge Fell in his experiment
Capt, JAMES P. DENNIS, grandson of
Judge Fell, was called to the Chair, and
WM. p MINER, was appointed Secretary.
Speeches were made, and appropriate res
olutions passed. The following is the
original record of the event celebrated, in
Judge Fei's own hand writing, on blank
leaf of the Masonic .uonitor:
February, 1l'b, 1908, made the ex
pertinent of burning the common stone
coal of this valley, in crate in a COM
mon fire. place in my house, and Snd that
it will answer the purpose Of fuel, max
ing a clearer and better fire at less ex-
pense, than Of burning of wood in the
common way. JESSE FELL"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

nA-The Citizens Of Taylor county, Eir-
rinia, have held large public meeting at
which they denounced the Jive "Cbristian
Advocates" q. New York, Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati, Chicago ard St. Louis, as "aboli-
ZIONIST" aud "ineendiary," and recommcn-
ded them to the attention of the district
attorney. They also recommended the NJ.
f. church North and all others to send no
preachers into that region who will not
hold their "civil Institutions to be supe.
rior to the Bible teachings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
35th COngress..lst Session

In Senate, last week, the bill for in
creasing the Regular Army was negaiived.
Two Opposition Senators Cameron and
Seward) voted for i.-all the other Opp.
Senators against it, This is another Ad-
ministraton defeat
WASHINGTON, March l.
SESATE.-J. p Henderson, Senator
from Texas, appeared and took his seat.
A communication was received from the
Legislature Of Kentucky, offering rcgi-
ment of volunteers for service in Utah.
Mr.. Greene (Mo.) called up the Kansas
bill, and gave notice Of his intention to
introduce Substitute providing for the
admission Of the States Of Minnesota and
Kaasas togelier, hoping thereby to expo.
di,e business. lie then proceeded to ad-
vocate the majority report of the Com
ttee on md Te5gI95fs es55gbI9n5dfue facts Of that docu
mvu. evuIu not be successfully eontrover-
ted
Mr.. Collamer (Vt.) followed. lie re-
fcrrcd to the Missouri compromise as hay.
ing settled the slavery agitation. Being
fair bargain he thought it unjust in the
South after receiving her portion Of ad-
vantagcs, to repudiate the contract. Who
believed, he asked, in 1854, that slavery
would exist in Kansas 1t was we'll
settled principle that the power to regu-
late, implied the power TO prohibit, quo
ting instances to show where this power
had been exercised and referring to the
case in Mississippi in 1876, as in point.
He defended the emigrant aid societies,
denying that the emigrants from the North
went to Kansas merely to vote, without
designing to stay there. He referred to
fraudulent elections carried BY interlopers
from Missouri, and to other gross outrages,
into which the Government had never ex-
amined. Without concluding he gave
way TO a motion for adjournment
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

THE INDIANA Observation-Disclosures
is the most unehangeable Democratic Free
State. But Democratic meeting was
held at the Capital, 23d Feb, attended by
large delegations from every Congressional
district, which was firmly Anti Lecompton.
Col. N. NJ McCARrY was chosen Presi-
dent, whose address was followed by
speeches from Judge Johnston, Of Kansas;
Hon. Henry b. Payne, last falls Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Ohio;
Jud geWick Gel Drake, and others. Let
tiers from Gov. Wise and others we're read
Resolutions were adopted preclaiming the
right Of the people to form and regulate
their domestic institutions in their own
way that the policy Of forcing Kansas
into the Union upon the constitution which
she has alealy legally rejected at the bal.
lot box, by large majority, is ruinous.
B@-A State Convention is called by the
Dem. Auti-Lecompton men, of Ohio, head d
by the late Democratic Candidate for Gov.
eruor. A mass meeting held in the Hall
where Buchanan was nominated ,crowding
evere part Of it, denounced the Lecompton
imposition in the most severe terms. 1t
was oficcred by the leading men for Bu-
shanan. Indeed, most of the men who
secured the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan,
ore now against him, while he has thrown
himself into the arms of the very men
who only took him when they found they
could not get "noble Frank" Pierce.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2G.-An editori-
al article in the Delta of to-day asserts
that the South has already opened the
slave trade, and that regular depot has
been established in Mississippi, on the
Pearl River. Cargoes of slaves have been
received, sold and are now at work on the
plantations Of the purchasers. The Del
to says, the slave vessels generally sail
under the French flag, because the Eng
lish cruisers do not trouble vessels cover.
cd by it.
A BoGus Lor1ERY-The citizens Of
New Orleans last week found that they
had been swindled ont of about $50, 900
BY man who got up tempting lottery,
and after disposing of the tickets, left for
parts unknown before the drawing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
THE PUZZIER.
"oh, ii, deep mystery,
.u. BY St. Paul I'll find the bottom Of It J"


Bu. BY st. Paul I'll find the bottom Of It."
ts No answer 10 last Anagrams.
lyNo answer 10 Charade. Feb. I:.
ANSWER to Miscellaneous Enigma OF
Jan. ls;, ls5S-viz.
am composed Of II letters
Nv l6 l3 10 is a substance (Gum
l2l315s, a dminutive game (QuaiI
mann Is | ., a great mans name
(Arehibad
3i7:,a fish (Char
Ny whole, an old Highlander.
"Arcti5qh MQuoigh.' J p S. (au,hor)
.EAns TO the Riddle, Feb. 20
"The Noon Ans. by W H B.. Lewisburs;
W w B.. Ess, Bufialoe; l. A., Lewisburg;
J q c., Lewisburg
Ans. to the Geos. Enigma, Feb. 90
"Pefropnulovski." by c D., Lewis
burg. L hOt used.)
tS-An.. to lst Misc. Enigma. Feb 20
"No arguments produced on either side."-Ans.
by T e G, W H u, l.
t9rAns. to Cd Misc. Enigma. Feb 60
"The Magnetic Lady's Lecture."-Ans'd by W
II B, LA
(The Riddle and Enigmas OF Feb. 10 we're
also ansd by X L. of Bufaloe, and the Puz
zle by N L D. Of Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
Turnpike Election.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockhold-
~ ers Of the BeHtoate, ,AaToHs5"g y Young
mansfotrn Turnpike Road Company, that an
Election will be held at the house of Henry u.
Mussna in haronsburg on Tuesday the 9Th
day of March next, between the hours OF ten
and Two O'CLOCK, TO elect FIVE Directors TO man
age the concerns Of the Company for the
ensuing year.
PETER WILSON, President
Spring Mills, FEB. Q, 1883 pi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
DR.. SAMF0RD'S INVIG0RATop
or Liver Remedy


Is Ay ARTICLE THAT ~ EEY EOIYNkyHsxun,.
not in perfect -tat- Of health, Tor the Linn
ond only t. the hrart IA our human ecOnnInY ard =
that j. dTansrd the Whole vital naehnsry runs srs,,
To End medicine peculiarly sfsgsd to this d!,ea,i
been th. study a one q the P.opIitlrs n srys -
extended rartiCr for the last twenty yesrs and h.
suit nl his prrI j. tie inygc rsSpr. As r,,
ful.ing rrmeiy where In iicinr has swsr 70 h.,
As Liver Remedy 1t has No equal as all testify who ur.
lady, writing from Br.aI'vA. sa7s. @U,uIl H.,
could press in tho short .'tf,r the vAlu. your nv,
orator hs been 20 me in raising large family q ~
dren, for it has siird 10 relieve Infection. :,
tho So mach. lyweIs or attacks of worms. II uo..
Aad this r,HgIy I!-Crt within their r-srs n.
we're taught bow % IT, fearful and Gu;o.i anop-.
cIagCUy might tv ssred.'
Oac n cur prominent b. auk,rs s7ys civ or vi, yea,
since. ttuI ms sli running down with liver dfH.
fy raspgtlu- O. yyur iu,iglTat0r grestly Ielsy
aud, rtuiiuuius tor srA-ou, NAs.utifsy restored
clergyman called ~ ogr oaIee The olHsr day AZ
-aii be brd given 90. -ounRn bottle, who su-.r
ing very iHiy fr'm Liver Complaint, and teiorp n,
nd iat'u iLr Whole O.. It -he vas at work eArnirs
bread To- her lauily.
,-ut., man. f-s-nty from the West saws. while =.
Chr -'- h- ~ss attacked WI7h SLOW, lingering tv.r
'Lat lasl the xii! Of hysciaus but the !lrsor,o,
cured him N ~ days.
one ofour city merchants said. Aiie on a ,st :,
Irty lev dsy- -iu e. he attacked With bowel snt
'od1ch disorder-, r0nfne him his rooou h.
stnt :" the drug -toEe ~ Settle Of Invirorstor tt
one dte Shch reliuYeJ him that he able 20 e.
t.r 4 hi- Lusiuts-.
An arquaiufauee. whose business compe,- hin, 70
write most % fLs time .ry be % weak As 10 L.
uulilc at time. hold his pen uhile at others sIeet
would UECTFoWeT him, Tut The lIl igoTator cu-sd him
g~uilsuan from Brooklyn called on week oy
two slHcr iCCk ng but The shadow Of man, xitS skr
Is!e and tts'hse. lie had teen for long time sur-
inr ron Jsubdce and y, sIepsis and unable to attend
10 liz business. We saw l. IN again to day eh.prrt
man, amt 10 MS" his preston. he has not the b.
tor" u The Lrst bottle and further adds sit saved ny
life, taf was iast going to ao0usuDgtive's grave
Among tbe L~rjrcds ofLirer Remedies now ofsred ,c
th" pubic, there nre fully rcronDe nd
ur >auiord luv-5rHfor or Liver r. rnedy so generally
Snnwu nov through ut the Uuun. This Irepsration
truy Liver inNigcrator. procucng the most happy
sult- all who il siIost innumersble certificate,
have teen given c the great virtue Of this medicine b.
those nf the zhett Standing society, and IL Is With
ont dyutt, tie sest r,rrt'u before the public
sANFvBH CO, Propristo1
Si5 Broadway, New York.
.Soid6y CHRLST& CALDWELL. Ls,risturs
o'sy! WR. MERWIS, Agent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
freedom. national: Slavery, sectional
Another Handsome Gain.

The Secretary Of the Common cath
Cor his Deputy is BY law compelled to
IN Ike returns under oath Of the FEES de-
mandablc and received at that Office, year.
ly. The Deputy Secretary is really the
accounting officer in that Department.
The Harrisburg Telegraph has taken from
the Auditor Generals reports the figures
IN this matter, as follows:
Under Gov. PaLlock's administration, the
amount Of Fees of the Office returned
by JoHS NJ. SULLIVAN, Deputy Secre-
. tary, was ss,So5
Under Gov B'y'er's administration,
the amount of Office Fees re.
turned for the same length of
time was only 3,l33
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
ITEMS OF EXPENDITURE.

Auditors Pay for 1857.
Auditors for making County Settlement for 1876.
including Clerk s32 30
AKennedy, audg Proth and Reg & Rec aects so37 %
Assessors Pay.
Assessors for their services in lss' I2i 20
Election Expenses.
spring Election, March, 1857 cec s.
General Election October, 1857 l'S 7o-3so IS
Scrubbing Court House and Jail.
Anmons scrubg Court Room DecT.;S so
Il Pardo, making fire, -rrub'g CT Tim Y~b!t7 II 20
Leah Eidabaugli, clean'g new Court House 20 90
Mrs Bower and others, scrub & CT H. and Jail II 90
II Iess cleaning Court House aud Privy 1871 %
Attorney Fees.
John Linn Esq. salary Commas attorney IS 60
Parliamentary Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
p9- Yesterday the contest between IN

State aud National Administrations
TO which shall secure Pennsylvania-was
10 commence. From the activity Of the
Post Masters aud o'hcrs icpenden, upon
80 NI,.oual timip.sr-s.ior, we are in.
..==., .. glsr. It.t jhey viii carry The
- icr E=suap'op, bat we hope not
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration 10
w the estate of PETER KAUFMAN, for
merly of Lewis township, Union county, decd,
by the Ressi & Recorder of said county
have been granted 10 the subscriber, all pers-
ons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement 10
JOSEPH SANDERS. Administrator
Limestone To, Jan. Q. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
$5,l72

During the same term Of oversight OF
Col Sullivan, the enrolment tar on pirate
bills paid by him into the State Treasury,
was $4,000 more than had been paid
during Gov. Bigler's term.
Here are $4,000 more revenue from
the State Department, under Pollock than
under Bigler And this shows that in the
small as we'll as large matters, Pollock 5
was most successful administration. He
added Millions to the Sinking Fund,
stopped the Public Printing embezzlement,
and his own department was model OF
integrity and justice to the State Treasury
1t is a qualification to know that Col
Sullivan has the administration of the f.
pancial aff4irs Of the School Department,
leaving its head to his more familiar and
responsible duties.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

The PgEss IN FRANcE.-The press in
France has delightful time of it. The
journals are suspended when they say an.
ythiDg unpalatable to the Emperor, and
they are iu.erdicted when they keep 81.
lent upon subjects which he wishes them
to discuss in the way pleasing to himself.
One newspaper has just been interdioted,
because it did not dcnounce the assassins
who attempted the Emperor's life. This
is one step in despo;ism little further
than any other ruler has dared to attempt.