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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

HAVING tab y. the new Drug Establishment
. ! of SchgE7s i Ctans6rLn. wonld res
prctlully announce l., any lieGds and the public
tha, have replenishei my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large. fresh and well seec-
ted stock of pure Drugs, Msdicines &c. which l
offer a, VI hocsale and Re all. tly sfock beng
entirely new end purchased for cash at low rates
in the Phiial'a market, am enabled to sell al
Io,,er pric.s than ever OH red in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
DYE Stuf;S, Patent Med Glass.
Perfumery, Oils, Paints, Liquors.
Fancy NotionS. Variety Goods
Fruits, and Confectionery,
With large variety Of other articles usually kef,
in Drug es.ah'i-hmcnt-. Thankful for pas, lib
oral patronage | hope 10 metIi Hs continuance-
Persons wishing to procure rure and fresh
Medicines, are particularly invii'd to give me
call before purcha.ing elsewhere, as all Drugs
are carefully inspected before offered for sale and
al VI dicinrs manufactured hy myself are war-
ranted good. Having a practical knowledge OF
the business fion upwards of ten years sxFeri>
ence. fltcr ysrif that am a competent judge
uf the same.
All nrleTs entrusted to ne will be promptly
a;ic,Gcd to- ard ny friends: s:inay T''y upon get
tirg everything ~ the yery bcst quality.
CIV. SCHlFELE. Druggist.
Lewis 1r- Aiay Z 1879
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SIGN Of the NDi4N!
Cheaper than LIVER.

TgyHE subscril,er- have the pleasure To 1nnouno
I to their old customers and the public IA gen
eIal that they h We opened large aud -p'end"
assortment Of TOBACCO &C. at the oil
stand on Market street formerly oeeutie. by san
Anmons as a Tailor shop.
Their entire stock has been selected with gre
care. ard consists of
Cisars-Frsgrancia La Norma, P'imaVeIa
Princippe, Werner's Reeslia, Ca-'e!lo. Gener'.
Tavlo Half Spani-h. and Common.
Caye,tiiisia TObaccO-SiaL,er's biaoi
Fat, Congless, UIonoko, Branch Stag, Plug, aii
Fine Cut.
Smoking TabaccO-Cut and D,
Scaiiehaite. dc.
suG;fi--Rappe and Scotch
Snuff Boxes. German Pipes, and fhncy ari
ell. of Cigar cases-ali OF which are Offered
the lowest rlips All kind- oi :'roduce taken
rxchenge Can, see. and judge for y"urse..
bsfu.e copdem.iug .he articles.
A. J. PENNY,
HFNlY FURRY
Levisburg, April "a, lS49
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.sx.kCsaasli'IEaE,NG &

The subscribers ieSp'c'
!: {: !: !. 4 !: !: !: !:
G,liy inform the citz"n>
80 of I,ewlsburg ard vIcnh,
~ q that The, have co'nenrfd
Sia fysS1 the above busIness, al VI
Hates Old shop on Second
81. one square south Of Mukei.~ " here they
are, orepard 10 Iron BdagIes or Wagons >
and rake all articles ~ their hu-iDe'S IT,
The most workmsolike manner. at prices
which they hope vii; induce ,hcse wlsh'nS
,ny,binp d,bt IN their line 10 call and
ludre themselves before go'ng elsewhere.
Repairing duue on the shortest nodc'
and on rea,nnable Isrms--i'lsn ShOeins
which is very important mat y,
ter io those hat have valuab'e
horses, and should be- entrusted {J SY
only Ia persnns Of known skill 49,
We liat;er ourselves that We are able 10
compete with any person in the country III
Shoeing HIRES: We ask only trial. ami
iet the WORK show !or Hse'I.
Al work warranted. iron and all kinds
Of country Proddce taken ~ exchange
We hope by sirlc, attention To business,
fand determination in '-uIt all, both IN
work aud price, to receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
HATE & FURRAI.
Lnwisburg. Nav - 1919
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Important MfOrn,ation./

u
E'oR the difficult respiration and debility
i attending diseases of the Lung, or
Throat and Breast. Ihoms0n's Conpo,nad
Surup of Tar and ~ ood Nopiha has
been lound an invaluable remedy. Besides
its power as an Expec,Vant to relieve The
lungs from the Accumulated mailer which
results from the relaxed state OF The system
in not weather, i, also acts as hra'n"
balm to the u'ceraied paris and strength
ener 10 the system.
So sauiary is the action Of the Syrup
in Ibis respect, that many OF our most
respectable Physicians employ II IN their
practice, and we have d 'Ily e,ifeuce 81
cures effected in pulmonary di>oas' S
where skill has utterly Jailed.
Prepared only by Anguey < Dickson, n
F. corner Fifth and Spruce SIS. Phllad.
Sold by c. ". achnGe, LeWiSburg.
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Tn" premiums are less than any o,hrr company
and the policies afford greater advantages. Mar
ritd women aud female children can ipsure the
lives Of either husband or parrn, itce from The
claimS OF creditors. Tables "l half yearly and
quarterly premiums, hall credit rates of premium,
short terms. Joint lives survi,orship>. eudoU-
meuts and forms Of application are to be had at
the Office az of the Agent.
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Number Of Stuaea.ss
TEACHERS.

STEPHEN ". TAYLOR, \. NJ, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy;
GEORGE Il. III iSS, \. NJ, Professor OF Greek
Laneuage and Literature;
GEORGE w. ANDERSON. \. NJ, Professor
oi Latin Language and Literature:
ISAAC n. LOOMS, a. NJ, Pnnclpd Of the
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, TEACHER in the
Academy.
In order to meet the demands of the Institu-
ton, the Board have taken asuTes 10 supply
the necessary Apparatus for the Department Of
Mechanical Philosophy. aud to incease the LII
brary, before the comm, ncement OF the winter
session. During the year, the building no" ~
progress " i'll he completed alIoriing study room,
and dormiories for 20 college students. Another
Professor has been added 10 the Faculty.. and
means provided to enable students III the classes
specified above TO prosecute their studies wiih the
greatest success
Tuition and Board.
TUITION in the COLLEGIATE Department $50,
Academic $50, Primary S!2-per year.
BOARD. including Lodging, washing, fuel and
light, can he had in the village and its vicinity at
various prices, from S5l,37t to $3.50 per week.
Sessions, Vacations, sc.
Two Sessions IN a year-the former commen
ces on the second Tuesday in October and con-
tinues 27 weeks The latter continues Is weeks
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks Autumnal, 8. Nexl
session begins nth October.
The Board are happy to add that Lewisbure
is at present, as 1t ever has been, exceedingly
healthy.
| by order and in behalf Of the Board:
THOMAS WATSON, Pres't.
GEORGE F.'MILLER. Sec'y.
! Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. Sept. /, lsi9.
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Levisburg, April "a, ls49
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The Success OF DR.. Tra>k's Magn
Oiojln".'t in cusinc Sore Eyes, Is prove
ial. Those no are not acquainted W
It's asr, w Ill find ON each bottle a PAM hl
confirming luIl reciions.
Agents in L'visbnrc, Thornton Il Bake
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Example Z VcT-on aged 30 years htAJ hi'tH-
dav by paying the Company 90 cts would secufe
10 his family or heirs 500 should he die III one
year. or for 9 80 he secures TO them $1,000 or Tor
I3 90 annually for seven years he secures t" them
$1,000 should h, de in seven Y ars. or for 20 40
pad yearly durig life he secures = 600 TO be paid
VIXEN he dies--the insurer securing his own bonus
by The dillererce in amount OF premium from those
chafgeA hv other Offices For 10 80 The hefs would
receive $1,000 should he die in year.
PETER CULLEN. President
F.W. RANLE S.c'y and Il cas-.
For further pa,ticuiar- arp'y TO
HENRY G.. HICKOK.
Agent far Union and adjoiniHs couaf'es.
Consulting Physirian--W HAYE., NJ u.
LIE, burg, Union Go. Pa. July 81, ls49
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NEW v.LUNE OF TnE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

To MrenforS, Mechanics, G75 irii-ans.
r3'HE Publishers If tie Scien'ifc American, III
returning iheir thanks 10 the community ipf
the liberal support and dencouTasemeiH%hich has
been exten.ied t. them during the past ionr years
would respectfully give notice that the Isl num-
her OF Volume s. will he issued OIL the 22J OF
ScI,ru,ter. ailrrding favorable opportunity Tor
all TO subscribe, who may ish 10 avail themselves
"f the valuable lninr!naiion aisays iJuLd IN 1T
columns. The new volume will be commenced
with new type, printed on extra iipe rap'r, n an
uiactnred expressly "r this pubilcaion, aud en-
bellishcd with a chas,e aud elegant border. 1t
will be publ, he'd h. rctnio.c in Guario f'rm.
thus aiiording at the end OF the year beautiful
book OF over 100 pages, containing between D
and Goo original engrayings OF new InSenlioi-s
described by letters OF reference besides great
amount Of reading matter valuable to every man
in the country.
An increased amount f care and 1pense " i'll
be bestoae cd upon this volume, 10 render IL more
fully what il has ben termed. The best Me-
chaniea Paper in the World" Its columns a,
usual will he filled " i,h the most reliable aI'd
correct information in regard to the progress OF
Scientific and Mechanical Improvements, Chcm
is,ry, Architecture, Botany, Manufactures, Roll
Rosd intelligence, and The weekly List of Tat
ents, prepared expressly for this Journal at the
Patrpt Office in Washington.
As an evidence of the estimation in uhirh this
publication is held by the Scientific aud Nechsn
ici! portion OF the community, 1t Is only nrcrs-
-ary state. that its circulation has increased
within the ls>. three years TO upwards Of 10 900
copies, already exceeding the united ci'cuia'i"n
of all the Mechanical aud Scientific publications
in this county, and the largest of any single
one in the world.
TERMS Two dollars year in advance. or
If desired one dollar in advance. and the .nain-
| der in six months,
To CLUBS 80 copies, 50; 10 copies, Si5 !;
20 copies. ss23.
An letters must be post paid md directed 10
MUM & co.
Publishers Of the Scientific American, n. y ork.
| Nh B.-Pa,en,s secured and mechanical draw
| ings executed on the most reasonable terms at
the Scientific American office.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
DR.. TRASK'S
Magnetic Ointmcnt!!
lysss; :. q :. - {t ..V.,Y2l
W:.Tl,.asS.: Is: ..:l..| Ia. aL AtsYsE&I

VI hal t""u2 uitn "aui> ~ wear VIZ
We all know the value of a good head Of
har. A Young nran with bald head, is a
snrI Of waking catirhlure ot his species.
Hence the many various attempts To reme-
d, or conceal The deficiency. Hundreds
Of the young men of this country, alter try,
inr the thousand and one chemical prePa-
ra.ions and noslruns for restoring The hair,
are driven the necessity OF wearing wig
a practice as little conducive to cleanliness.
as it is dangerous to health =. Now, we hap
pen to know from practical experience tha,
Trask's Magnetic Ointment will restore the
hair on bald head, when all other reme-
dies have failed.
Sold in Lewishurg. wholesale and retail.
bv Thornton & Baker. Price % and 50
cents per bottle.
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UNIVERSE
at l.eWisbMrg.

VVNHE TRUSTEES of the University a, Lew
isbu'g would respectfully inf''rm It's fa'ioh'
s3d Friends, that. in the School under their care
Cat Lewi>bu'g) the following are the Glasses. Sub
jccts of Study and Exercises Tor the current year.
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E.sIaaazs .ss..II;ssI d q aA

For Nervous Diseases, DR.. Task :
Magnetic Oiniment is Of immense value
and "a 90 cases out of 100 Il will afford
entire relief Ia the worst cases ol Nervous
Headache III 30 minutes.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by DIR
Thornton ~ Baker. Lewisnurg--sod also
by J. II R,,er, Milton. and bv one agen'
IN every Village in The State. Price % and
3S cts per bolte.
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Departments and Studies.

Departments and studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six CIasses-Exercsed in Spelling. Reading.
Definition English Grammar, Arithmetic Geog-
raphy, History U ). A., Penman~hp, aud Com
position.
ENGLISH DEPiRThENTof The fcafemy
The same studies as in the Primary Department
c"ninued in the Use Of larger text books aud to
these are added General History, Davies Algebra
Legendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT of the Academy
Jun. Academic Glass. English Language,
Geography, History u. 5. A., Latin Grammar
aud Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader com
menced, Arithmetic completed.
Sen AcadenAc Glass. Eneli-h Language,
General History, CGsn, Virgil, Greek Readtr
Davies Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTEENE.
FyesAnnn Ciass Livy ,Anaba<i~ Memorabilia
Davies Legendre, Trigon, commenced.
.Sophomoye Glass. Ho,ace. Odyssey. Select
Orations of Denoshrnes I.-genlre completed
Davies Surveying AID Navigation. Analytical
Geum-try, Blair's Lectures.
Junior Class. Deino-lhanes on the Crown n
Greek Tragedy. Cicero de Oi'iciis, Taci,u-, Nat
ural Philosophy, Astronomy, logic.
Students in the English Department recitc
with those pursuing the same studies IN the
Regular Course.
No class in the Regular course, has less than
three daily rtcita'ions. All The members at ti'e
school Gn thee di.ision~.) are exercised ever,
Saturday in Reading. Defamation. English Com
POSITION and Vocal Music.
All the students required 10 attend. resn-
larlv, some religious meeting. Minors are cxPec
ted TO attend such meetings are recommended
10 them by their parents or guardians There ARE
IN the Borough no less than TX places OF pubic
worship occupied every Lords Day by as many
different Christian denominations.
Number Of Students.
The number of students during the past wear
in the various departments. was sSa The
number thai have entered the classes IN the Reg
ulm Course for the current year (nxcir-ive OF
those ia tie English aud Primary drpanments.)
is a- follows:
ColLEGE-iunior class 6
Sophomore ciIss l3
.I.
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Lewisburg, Sep, IL, lsl9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
SECOND sCARp.
= pann.,lrnnia Railrnad Tas openei

The Pennsylvsnia Railroad vas opened for reg
usr travel between Harrisburg and Lewiston on sat
urdsy the lsi Of September The new cars OF the
Company will leave Harrisburg Immediately alter tue
arrival Of the afternoon train from Philadelphia which
will be about o'clock. and return in time 10 connect
with the o'clock train the next day for Philadelphia
Az Boston there has been more paper IN the
street and more inquiry Tor money. The street rates
are or = cent for ak months Good paper ho"ey-
er. was done at lo 2 cent The Railroads are still in
market to considerable extent at 70 p cent The stock
Of the Boston and Worcester Road Is declining At Bos
ton under the rumor that that Corporation has debt
Of $500 OoO which will require the creation Of new
stock. and that the receipts are declining The re-
cepts OF the Fitchburgh Road sre largely incressed-
Business improving.
The Eastern Mass Railroad canned in July
-. 600 over the corresponding month las; year.
The New buryport and Georgetown Railroad Is
making rapid progress
The inhabitants OF Bangor have voted a62 to , 70
accept the act OF the Legislature authorizing them to
subscribe for shares in the stock Of the Bangor and
Orono Railroad to an amount not exceeding $4,000.
Operations have been commenced on the Be.vi.
dere a. j. Road It Is expected that il will be ready
for use next Summer
The valuation Of real and personal estate in
Fall River Mass for ls4s is s73s, ,l65 an increase OF
sls6-s0 last year The amount Of taxes assessed
the present year si2sls 96an increase Of s37s4 ~
over the assessments OF last year The population IS
II 0O3-s 81 than in ls4s and 6i3 less than in lsi
The number Of ra,esble polls this year s29l9-a dim
mutton Of a from last year and G6 iro the year be
fore The number OF children between the ages OF i've
and fifteen this year IS 5O2 the number between the
ages of four and sixteen, in lsiS was 2,s3s.
The Board Of Customs in Paris has just publish
e returns Of the imports and exports made in the s'
six months OF the present the last and the preceding
years We select a few OF the most important items
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
nnmnafic Ports.

PHILADELPHIA -; gAr tafks Thonas Ds -it D. Porto
Bosfoa. 5rE. Bensas.1s. BE- sfDfes-
Bristol sophia, June. P-t.pburgs sL-nsntuahs Woh
Thom.- F-lL> Nfkson, Prov - Hersn-f Coun
D. Taylor wood5n1er; Chs casEs Nsrrn- wilmington D.
F1Nsri Wotf.n sx.-oh ProVf-rc- MARI. fafss bso XII
Cf~i.n Rifhsr8s Dlbbury Am T. Grsndy. E1Esuf Dss
,or Cor0n, Boston ssfsh Lsvna savn, Cand-n De-
Thompson Ssrst Oho h~-t Nes lof norm
hsmrton Roberts. 90. wsisfwiteh Msnnios 90
Tuf~y. Ai~is Rogers
Boston; org, May H. Cror. DO; Pearl Hammond DO H.fn,
Morley Doing San francisco, sch tF.ad-f,
B EIs- Joan stai rs kchmonti Iho- VAN "yo
r. 90 King. Norfolk, Anua soners sm-fs n1fn n
sc. Mahor-y Clsk CLsfs.tor Et Cox, Bo-ioa Aon.
Asn h.s.asosh Worth. Providence. Aafs T. Ssnty b.
Wootsn nh. Bridgeport crl-n kehsfis pur
bas Mar rsts DO Dkia.nn CoIson C.mefds- chas Sa-
MIIaI>orOS. &C. A1k 3O-Ar 5fS Anl r cree r.vbury
1or .hr l. B Ws'@s. ysn G1li-r. Pli.t.
CO J-t shfs ~ n set Jones, Mon G W DAVIS Bfesi
N-e fGrt
serti-ct brlx W T. Jou-s Corstf NTors
BALTIMORE SEPT Arr 5rg Evelas Larrsbs-, P1fta1f
.hp nsr.ta Myers L1niun ons IL 0.ye ho o. Ja1so
Csaiacs M.fftess iostons scr Ai-ste, e0smno A5sny
bsrss f1la John, ~ Mar .d. bostln sClfs
L. 10 % Jan-lrrs Ctdsc-, Boston
CHARLEsTON Az 31-An ship O1sari Cbas~ bsts. ~
X kcrfeto. Nllft,
CHAKLtsTOS, Asg ,-Ch steamship o'pf-y, Dnlnsos ~
p ia5slPAA
81 s,-n-s o.f cr.o- po soath bnE.
Qsny k-nP0r, Prov dsac- Ctss. Ksrs6sr Acqs Ns~
Or'-sr-
sAvssSAH Aut 81, ca chr wn Hsr Barnes. Phd.a
N-s8, B~a. Nss fofsi Ntsafcs. Pf-o-
- Jra - Coos Ls snail D-.-ss schr Sarah sd En-n> W
soRsoLx Aussi-ss ,sAr Asa D o.0oru, s-- rors Carr
Gor5o, Noof DO
sE~ OKLEASs. Assu., 4s-An steamship Alsosna' Wright
Osnpa Bag.
| ca ..ssn.hp- 6.v..,o. c-a. 6ass.,,a Mar Kasaat
Bf-n s-r-u. Br-u- schr Le Psre- Psnssoo.i P0Iaian
Caro- o. NJ sta, ,n.n. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

ruurrrrxo orxc-,rx--An incident trsnspirec
day o. two since a, the Government WORKS - 80.
iers p Flats. y 1icn was very N 81. -,
ia character l,spPesrs that iot ..als 80. rrSs-
nun ber Of men have been engaged :, Hs nfs s-s,es
the direction Of Csptsin Foster OF me In5'.u -
Corps Of Enzinerrs II digging sNe-- - - f.t-
o. sixty ieei vas attained ai'et Rle1.l -
with the pick and shovel one .. -, .ne go ri,h
resurirs operations struck the bottom fefy nAi
shovel and Immediately stream o. "s'-s o-.,- 49,
with great violence. through me sPcl1-'s. 80
mar frightened a. tie dreadful sitesi4on '---- -!
pulled The rope With which &c nsa DerH ,ssSc5 "a.
halloOed % those above 20 draw nim olr 49,. .'
quickly done though he received com Pe,r OF
10 less than five minute. tine the "AIef n.l '.s.n "
within eight fesi Of the surface
BOLD AvD ExrESsIvE RoBBsRr.-At Cor gress
Hall N this ctv two persons registered tneir names
a Cbas Tborsss and W Anderson. they lodged N
the Hotel Wednesday night and returned asAh On
Thursday nisht shout one Tor ioosins DslHe ~
n ght the rooms Of the l01gers "eFs ehISIeu 80 &c
pockets and trunks OF the inmates rieo oi tnel. IN
terts A NJ Dsrr-utt yss robbed OF two gold watches
snd jeweiry belonging q his vile vaaed Al s-OO al
Nsndenoers cigar pedlAr nsd nls p0eA7's l-,u s ~
money. notes. drafts SC l.AA ne room oec-P'e
5y Rev Mr. smith was entered, and small sum OF
money taken one Of the waters had ais trunk broken
open from which watch and ten dollsrs were taNen
Another waiter had gold chain stolen from n. trunk
Rochester Daily American.
~ We notice considerable stir in sporting CIR
ces caused by the arrival Of Yankee sullivan and MS
f-rs. rho ~ .oiournur here We understand u u
proposed % ee, Up spsrrng exhibition for the puI'
pose OF aH1rding the unenghiened some lnsght ihto
ihe science Of self defense Buffalo Courier Jst u'i
MIssouRi-The election for members OF the
Assembly that elects T. : Senator does not take
place until August l-Jo. JEFFERSON inquirer
~ Mr.. Bruk. At Chester, Pa. bad his foot
crushed last Saturday By the falling OF Arse wall II
quay. Tie died before smPuiston
TA Post Office mas been established at + ast
Georgia, Frsnkin County Vermont and Joseph T.
Preniiss appointed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
SCHOOLS.
MECHANICS, INSTITUTE SCHOOL

THIS FAvORiTE INSTITUTE locstec AZ Nos 10 snd
L u Chkrrbersst viii be reopenst on Monday th- p
OF sept under Circumstances which insure the uAnisn
znce OF high standing 10 has heretofore attained
To ihose who wish 10 obtain good servieshie edsss
don which shall 81 hem for the soCve duties OF ne ths
school presents facilities eqcaed BY few and surpassed
By core. =, r.
Trscy assisted BY Messrs Henry and Edwin Benjamin
AID other talented teachers
Ths Femse DepSrtmeniis under the direction Of Mss
Smith. Principal. assisted by Mss II A Duncan
Snt Miss =. Z Neyiil. snt Others
Composition IN both Departments 10 taught oy Prot.
T Bergen without charge Nocs music s also Included
In he regular course of tuition. .
To this school heicrg free schol ssps n ne Ne~i orr
r-rvsrsitv ard In Coumbis College for the benefit Of
pupils prepared here -, a.,
The Con m i.ee couSaeniy recommend this INSTITUTION
believing that the weeSrned repgtsnon OF the instructors
EMPLOYED Offers guaranty that the mora and ine eei q
training Of the pupils will Be Of high order snc inA me
school presents superior Inducements 20 The public
Apphcsron FOR admission may be made 70 ether or 20
sny member Of The School Committee. -
JAMES RODGERS Chairman.
-, 80 s,t-u Sa~rsrsrv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

lFtceiieul and very popular institution, situated ~
Broadway Snd exierding hrough 10 Crosbysi Will De
re5pened on Monday. the 81 II september, under The
most ghy favoraole crcumstsnces The various rooms
have during The present vacation, been thoroughly re-
paired and macy Improvements made, which viii SD
very much 70 the convenience comfort and happiness OF
the pupils -
The male department . under the charge Of Mr. James
NcFligou q. Principal. assisted by Mr. c. J Conway
a. Wee Principal and six other competent and expert
enced teachers A.,
The female department Is under the charge ~ Ms"
Mary Y. Besn as Principal, assisted by Mise Msfy l.
Mofsit ss Nice-Prncipsl and six other seeomphshed
srd efficient TEACHERS.
Those parents who may place their sons and daughters
n this insHunon may assured hai IN the ngn mofs
and ecgsl standing Of the teachers VII De iouno
very sure PIED 20 that the mental and moral powers o
their pupils will be under The most able and enlg gnened
course ~ training
Ia addition % the usual English branches, Lsin Fene D.
Drawing and Vocal Music are taught IN The ordinary
course In the Classic Department young gentlemen are
conducted through a course of study both classical ana
mathematical 50 thorough snd extensive As 10 meet ne
The requirements Tor admission into any college n the
country.
Application for admission into The Institution may be
made 20 either OF the Principals, or TO Any one OF the
scho,l Committee HENRY T INGALLS,,
aus tS3 Chairman of the School Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
MARINE JOURH AL.
roRT or NEw-YoaK....sEPT

ARRIyED-shp St Psirck wstsrmaa Liverpool, Aug mi'-,
and 1855 passsdg-rs 10 ID Ogden.
italian ship nchses Pco ~ d. I'm G-1os ari e. a. 'm o1rs
ter With 40 marble snd - passengers. o. order
ship G.enmsH sperce Liverpool Aus nis- sni spa-
seng-r.. 10 Everett & BrCen
SIP Fsrf-d Loy-i,ns, Liverpool - D. nt- salt coal oa & TO
1ssy The 70 day to 10 es-fHaff ott~ baas
eih ight bsa 4 winds irNm sW O. NsN
sehr Joas. smih Nichols. Wilmington. &c d. ,gs. s;afs 90
Do.-n 4 Pfcn-r.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
MANHATTAN ACADEMY.

fCHE MANHATTAN ACADEMY, for males ard ie-
males A. The corner Of Avenue and tiihst u ~ re-
open on Monday next Sept The course o. study eni-
braces primary and classical instruction Handouts dis
trihufet AZ the Academy ssoi 81