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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01
Why will you Suffer

MYTH RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEU
w RALGIA, LUMBAGo, BRUlsFs, Spraim
Sc, When Dr.. JACKSON'S MESMERIC
RHEUMATIC LINIAlENT is a shure cure, as
is fully provided by the hundreds of certifi.
Gates that have be.n received from those who
used it within the last few weeks, all of which
may be seen by calling at the Proprietor's ole
fee, and a porliah uf them are published in
pamphlets. whIah may be had gratis Of the
agents.
The proprietors challenge the world to pro.
iuce its equal for The cure OF all diseases fol
which il is recommended, Read the follow
ing certificates:
Little Falls. New York, July III, 1913.
Messrs. Steele Il observation-disclosures. Web
ster g. Graves Of Ithica, would like you to
forward case of Jackson's Rheumatic Llni.
ment. Immediately by Express, as there are
several customers waiting to purchase.
Mr--- Agen, for one OF our Woolen
Factories, has had the Rheumatism for sever>
al years. told him of the many cures your
Liniment had performed and gave him the last
bottle had in my trunk. He tried it, and
experienced an immediate sense Of relief In
about an hour the pain again returned, and was
again relieved by applying the Liniment
same away the next morning, hut there are
several other persons al Ithica. afflicted in The
came wa, who are waiting TO try 1t, and who
have no doubt will experience similar re-
lief BY attending promptly to the above you,
will much oblidge, Your obdt' ervt
r.. Martin h Co. Proprietors, SUCCESSORS to
W. A. Steele Co Prh e so cents
D. ], Martin and A. Hall travelling Agents
f,r New England States and Nsw York.
81 have been for several years troubled with
a tickling cough, which commenced the mo-
ment lay dewn at night, and robbed me Of
many hours of sleep. Hearing OF the great
number Of cures wrought by Dr. Stones OK
ford Drops. ! sent over to Oxford and purcha-
sed pint bottle Of them. They have never
failed to cure me when attacked, and are so
soothing TO the ,hroat, that their effect upon
my cough 10 immediate; ! would not he with
out them for any consideration. ] hare also
heard Of many other cases where they have Gu.
red the most obstinate cough.
PETER HALL, Wallingford. Ct.
The following certificate Is from one Of the
first Merchants in the city of New York.
"Having been afflicted atvarious times with
most obstinate Diarrhoea, which all the re-
NEEDLES employed seemed powerless to check
have experienced immediate reliei by the
use of the "Oxford Drops" My complaint was
arrested, and at the same time my system re-
stored to q heallhful aud regular state by this
invaluable medicine. ABIJAH FISHER,
q Broad st., New York
p. S.-This medicine 10 a positive prevent
i've and the surest cire yet discovered for the
Cholera. Price 81 l-2. ..
AG ENTS-Drug store, Litchfield; Fiji Cur
tic. WATERFOWL; P n Skidmore, Bethlem; VIM
L Smedley, South Farms.
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A FRESH lot Of fine welt and turns BUS
"A KlNS, Of superior quality
Fer sale low BY MEAFoY.
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believed 10 be the Ne Plus Ultra al all Ex-
terminatols. and will exterminate all RATS
aud MICE from Dwelling Houses. Cransries.
Stores. Vessels, &C.. whenever 1t IL used. Rata
and Mice est Il readily end ere noe likely 10
die IN the building.
For further information, 0sk for . circular to
ce had OF the Agents, gratis. Price 81 I.s and
30 cenls per bog.
For sale in LitchEeld at the Drug Store
also cold BY the principal dealers in Medicine
IN most Of the towns and villages in the State.
0S-Prneipal once - John St. N Y.
July 2e. ls4s. eowSm~I1
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Geese Feathers

mHE subscribers have made arrange
men;s to keep constant supply of 8
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH.
FRS--selecied and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages of from
20 TO SO lbs; and will furnish al all times
any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. Of quail
ity they will warrant as good as the best,
al as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal quality in the State.
S. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, l849.
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.WATERWHEEL REGULATOR.

.WATERWHEEL REGULATOR.
THIS Machine is most simple IN ITS con.
s!ructIon, aid made in the most suhstan-
tial manner. Its simplicity together with the
low ~ ice at which it ~ offered, recommends
it to manufacturers as the desideratum OF Re-
gulators, warranted to work well if properly
arranged for operation. on any wheel.
H. BALDWIN.
Washington. CT, March 26th, le49.
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Esa s sss
augatuck Railroad
To WSOECOttUiGEe.
NEW ARRANGEMENT COMMEN>
caMC SEPT STU. laA4.

NEW ARRANGEMENT CoMMEN>
CHG. SEPT, 5TH, ls49.
E,RsT passenger train leaves Bridgeport at
T. 10. III A. M. or en- the arrival of the tbs
A M, train from New York, connecting n
Straiford with the 9.25,A. NJ train from New
Haven.
Second passenger train leaves Bridgeport at
4. 80 P. M. or on the arrival of the P. M. ex>
press train from New York connecting at
Stratfnrd with the P. M. train from New
Haven. ...-.
Freight train, with passenger car attached.
will leave Bridgeport at 8 10 A M. and con.
meets al ST, afford with the 8 A. M. train from
New Haven.
Ressss.ssileg.
First passenger car leaves Wslcottville al
IA. nj connecting at the junction with a
special train to New Haven, and arrives a,
Bridgeport IN time for the passengers 10 take
the 1920 train to New York, and 10. IS train
TO Albany.
Second passenger train leaves Wolcottville
al $50 N. and connects with the tEans 10
New York, New Haven, and New Milford.
Freight train leaves Ply .ncuth at $50 p.
M. and arrives in Bridgeport in time fbr the
lisp. NJ. train To New Haven.
Stages run 20 and from the cars as follusp 4
From ,Wolocttv;lle TO Winsted, Wolcotlyille
to Litch6etd, Lilch6eId ID Plymouth, Litch-
6Sid 10 Litch6eld Station, Waterbury 70 Wa
tsrtown and Soush FaVms, Humphreysville 70
Oxford, Southbury and Woodbury..
Esaights taken from New York. New Ha-
cen and Bridgeport. 10 any station on the line,
and fprWaraed 70 ihs shove places, % hereto.
4ara. Frsight above Plymeith, viii 60 to the
second passenger train, tSI the present.
DtIILO HORD, SlpiG
Bridgeport Sept. Ssh. le4o,
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- Naugatuck Railroad, -.
ontaining about 1874 Acres of Land, we'll wa
ry Farm, with House. Barns and our-honses,
conveniently arranged. Good water brought into
the house and yards One half the purchase
money can remian on the premises. The farm
wi u be sod low, if application be made soon
to Levi Hodges, Of Torringten. or of the sub
scribeT.
WILLARD HODGES.
Torrington. June 2, lS49, #dw7
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PROEECTllbN
Insurance Company.

HARTFORD, CONN.
TNHE subscriber having been appointed an
i agent OF the above Company, ofte' $ t" IN
sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories. Barns
and their contents, and all other descriptions
Of insurable property agaiDs, loss or damage ny
FIRE, at rates OF premium as low as any other
similar institution.
>G.F DAVIS, Agent
Litchfield, 1s49.
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]. @ s

TONS of superior Plaster for
sale at the RAIL ROAD Station in Plymouth
by PICKETT &TURRELL.
South EARNS, Oct. 10th 1919.
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TO RENT, OR FOR SALE.

TO RENT, OR FOR SALE.
"A THE TAVERN STAND .itua
M ated Terryville, Ltchfield Coun.
lHssEe " owned bv Gaius F. Warner, Of
GIaI New Haven, is for sale, The
zaee4sS House. Barn and sheds in good re-
PAIR, and will be sold low.
Aiso-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES with
House Barn, and Out Buildings; situated on
what is called Town Hill, and about one mile
southerly from said Tavern Stand:
Said Farm consists Of Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plough Land and will be sold at a
bargain.
Terms of payment for both, or either of said
places made easy.
0srFor particulars, reference may he had to
the Subscriber at Terryville, Agent for the sale
or renting OF the same.
Dec. All. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01
CHEAP CASH
ORIG STORE.

FFIOMAS LORD. wholesale and retail
L. dealer in Foreign and Domestic Medi-
cines, Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines
Imported Leeches, Strengthening Plastsrs,
Shakers Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
varnishes. Spirits Turpenine, Brushes, Putty,
Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs, Sperm. Lamp and Lard
Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, Potashes, Inks,
Backing, Sc, SC.
or Cheap for Cash or approved Credit.
Reference to r. B. Mason. Esq, SUPP rim
tendant and Engineer N. Y. and N. H. r. r
PHI1o HURD, ESQ.,, Sup't. and Eng'r. Nauga-
tue II. R. CHAs. WATERBURY, Esq, CoGduc-
tor Naugatuc R r. 1yt7
Bridgeport, June 20, 1s49
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North American
INSTRUMENTATION.

A safe and positive re.
metiy: this article 10 no
hNinbug or imposition, but
one Of the most safe and
ettectual Rat Extermina-
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sted. Sharon, Goshen, NorIolK, LItchHeIu'
Woodbury.. Danbury, Bethel, pit'sfeld. sc. NC
en-No Agent of this Company is authorized
10 take charge Of Specie, Bank Notes or valu-
able paper or to receive them for transporta'
ton on any conditions.
6, A. KIRTL AND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April 1919 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01
Chronic Rheumatism.

Capt. Esra knapp 81 Willow street. Brooklyn N. Y.
had Rheumntis for 30 years. he used Branfs Mediciae
which effected cure. Numerous other of recent
and long standing have been etfectuay cured.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Docl. Nofhon Hubbard Of Stamford, Conn, one Of
the oldest and most respectable physicians afflicted
with Liver Compliant many years, and perfectly
cured, by ueing Brants Purifying Extract. We could
name hundreds of other cases, also cured.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01
Byron. Geresee Co.. NJ r. October 10, ]

There is another class Of diseases which BRANTS
PURIFYING EXTRACT psrf. city pwgss and eradicsts'
This class Of diseases when they become constitutional
usually called Mercrial becensea come physicians
believe such cannot cured without the use of neF-
curry. We will not NINE the disease because from this
description it will be- -'7-@~~otood.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01

The Rev. Richard Dusning. Pastor of the Presbyte-
ran church, Adams Basin Monroe Co, N. Y. wrote
us as follows have just received letter from Mr..
Channey Dunnng relative to the of his Feversore
You may depend what it states. for he is Christian
man and elder in the church. Some years since he
had to have of his legs cut off, his life in
consequence of Feversore The other leg being now
affected, and about to be smputated, recommended
Brdnt's Medicin<-REAp THE RESULT. He says, Il
have used only THEE BorrLEs of BRANT7S MEDI
that Medicine and can eay that with the blessing
of God, il has .6ectrd a cure Of my ts." See Pamph.
lata full arfic,,ars
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-01
PURIFY! PURIFY!
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

This PURIFIER is 17hOLy prepared from Vegetdbles.
and the most obstinate and long standing diseases
of the blood. without pWkng pugtng, sckening, or de-
Eihtatng. 1t cleansss strengthens, irUiyOr0tsS makes
new, 4sGhhy blood and gives "e~- u and "sW life to
the whole system.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Have been cured the past and present years. Of diseas
es of the blood, by thas PEisr-and such cures were
made too, by the use of
-Four Times Less Quantity, and at
-Four Times Less Cost,
than such diseases be cured by SGrs0parid, any
other remedy that has been yet offered to the public
We wish it possible to publish to the world At
one view, the
MANY THOUSANDS
that NOW LIVING and enjoying GOOD HEALTH, who
acknowledge themselves indebted to the purifying and
healing efficacy of Brants Indian Purifier This PURI.
FIER cures
THE WORST scRoFULAs, ,
and all impure diseases of the blood viz Seal Head,
Salt Reu Rheumatism, EruPtioHs, Pimples the Face
Piles, Bile Ulcers, COstiUtness Mercui0l Diseases,
Liver Complaint PaiHs in the Back Side, aad Ii IS
Rush of Blood to the Head, etc. etc.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
tits question of no small importance for the afct.
I'd decide which, of all the sarsaparlas and other
remedies, is the
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BR1DGERoRr AND NEW York.

Leave Bridgeport at $50 A M 80 M and
4.3o NJ. Leave New York at IT'S A M A M
and n The o'clock M Train FROM
New York connects with the Housatonic thro'
train, and the o'clock p M Train FROM New
York connects with the New Milford Train.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

Samuel H. RotherneI has Dpen nomina
ted by the Wings OF Philadelphia county
which is concurred ia BY the Natves-as
tieir candidate for Sheriff. Mr.. Rother-
mel is native Of Berks county, but was
brough, up inl Lule NJ 'honry township,
in this county. where his b oilers and REL
stiyes still reside. lie left this county 10.
many years since TO engage in the coal
business-frst in Schu, Kill county, and
afterwards in PHILADELPHIA. His case a.
fords another illustration oi what can be
accomplished by industry and pcrsever-
ance. when accompanied by good charac-
Ter. and aided by good natural abIi'ies.-
San5ury .7merican.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

Fortunes ChanSes.-A !ew days since
Q young gentleman related 10 Us The fol
towing: He said tht his mother was
speaking IN the evening a; social
hone circle, Of fortunes changes and
remarked, :" that in her grlhOoj, at a So
cial party, where there was music and dam
cing, young blue eyed, light haired boy
asked her 10 dance. She refused, and
though, him rather presuming. as he was
the son Of blacksmith, and she the daugh-
ter Of Capt.-a militia cap'ain. There
was difference in their social position
Thai boy Is the present GOcenior Of .Nas-
sachuseus
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
Fever ard ASue.

WHAT IS the mode OF treatment best
w adapted to the cure Of Fever and
Ague! 1t has usually been treated ht
mt dical men AS disease OF isei. Strict
ly speaking it is not disease, bat a symp-
ton, of disease. Ii Is the result OF de-
fauuenenl of the iirer. Here lies the
difficulty, and here is the disease. 1t l.
therefore the liver to which the remedy
should be directed. Here The cause exists.
and il is the cause which is 10 be removed,
or a permanent cure viii not be effected
By addressing remedies Ia tne symptoms
we leave the cause untouched, ready 10
produce return of the chill, and fever, on
The first over excr,lon OF mind or body
The success of DR.. O>goods India Chola-
gogue neftcling permanent cures OF such
affections is explained bv us well know de-
obsrruent effect upon the bdldry organs
limitations are abroad! BE particular
to enquire for "Dr. Ossood's INDIAN
CHOLAGOGUE."
For sale by the sole agent, j. Seh'eyer.
Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
DIED..

In Northumberland, Wednesday, I9Ih
inst, Rev. WILLIAM X. SMITH. aged So
years. MIR. Smith had been for many
years the much esteemed pastor Of the
o. S. Presbyterian churches Of Sunbury
and Northumberland. His disease was a
bilious dysentery. The worlds loser
when a good man dies" But /" the good
men DO, lives after them"
In Northumberland, 4,h inst, infant son
Of Wm Benuer. 5;h inst. son of John
Adams. 9th inst, Nr. Reich. aged SO
years. sth inst, Henry 5. Thomas, aged
II years.
10 Milton. 9th inst. J hn l.. son Of Al.
and Mary Boughner aged months. 18th
inst. Miss Msrsare, 5. Bartholomew, aged
I'll years. ..
10 ChiIlisquaque, 18th inst, Mary, wiz
Of Jacob Rlshei, sged n.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

A Remarkable Minsiry.-Dr. SPrins
who has jus, sailed for Europe, preached
his thirty ninth anniversary discourse to
his congregation IN New York-being the
oldest pastor in the cily-on Sunday last.
=. During these lhirty-nine years" he re.
marked, "lhe ministers and officers Of the
churches who then welcomed the speaker
10 his field Of labor, have passed away.
There remains not member of the Pres
byierian, moi minister Of the gospel o
any denomination in our City, who was II,
the ministry when FIRST commenced IN,
labors. OF the elders and deacon, OF TN,
church who AT that time we're living, not
one remains."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

The V'cksburg Miss Wing means to
be ahead nex time Hear, H-ar
Dnn'I Steal our Thunder We are in
United States. No Democratic paper has
We, takcn this position. Il is solely and
exclusively ours. We in,end to fight for
ii. And when the fruit is ready to be
gathered we will either shake the tree or
hold ;he bat. II the 4" old man" should
adopt The one term primo pie. " Crir,enden
and Cuba" Will he our motto in 1882.
D',e hear that, boys?'
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
GROCERIES.
EQUITABLE LKEE INSURANCE.,
Annuity and Tr,iSt Company.

Office "A, Ual,.m Street. Phiiudeiphia
TCApITaL, $3.50, ,000-Cnsrer Perpetual
ErHE Company are now prepared 10 transact
4 business upon the most liberal and advan,a
geous terms. They authorized by Their charter
(sec. 81 "tO nske all and every insurance apper-
tanning TO life risks OF whatever kind nature, and
to receive and execute trusts. make Endorsements
and TO grant and purchase annui,Ies." The Com-
pany sell annuities and endowments, and act as
trustees for minors and heirs.
Table + Premiums required for The Assurance
of = m far fbe ,,.buIe fer,y Of Fife
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
3 :. g ~
sis5StIsssk .ts.,ysEs,s:ilss ]:

For Nervous Diseases, DR.. Task
Magnetic Ointment is OF immense value
and in 90 cases out Of 100 Il mIl aiinro
entire relief 10 the worst cnse, OF Nervou-
Headache IN 30 minutes.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by DIR
Thornton & B.ker. Lew wisburg-sold also
bv J. ii Raser, Milton. and bv one agen
in every village in the State. Price % and
35 CTS per bottle.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
Lewisburg. Sept. 19. 1919

MORE testimony in favor Of DR..
vi M,Lane's Liver Pils.-lt wooid be
easv 10 fIi volume with certificates o.
the excellence OF this medicine. Where
ever it bas had trial IL has made I's'i
pooular. We have ip or pcs>eSsion nun
dreds of orders like the following:
"Vary>hnrc, NY, D"c.lO, ls41.
"Messrs X did & Co.-Your travelling
agent left with ne a short .ime since,
quantity of MI.ane's Liver Pills. The
whole 10, sold very rapidly, and gave the
highest satisfaction. Indeed IT is cons'd
cred The best rnedlcine ni The kind ever "t-
fered for sale. Please send me another
supply as soon as possible.
w. II. AINSWORTH."
AGENTS &C w ScHArFLE, Lewisbufg;
J Sheaf.r, Miilon I Gerhart Selinsgrove; w
Friny. Sunbnrv Mrs MCay, Northumberland;
NJ e Grier, Moore d Cerskadon, Dinsilie.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

Peter Miller Of Morgan county, Ohio.
thr nephew aud the only heir of the late
Peter Miller, rich old bachelor. Of North
hampton county, Pa, having contested his
will. has recovered The estate Of his late
uncle valued at SiOO,tOO, with exception
Of lew trifilng !egacies. The fortunate
man has heretofore been poor tenant with
twelve children.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY order of the Orphans Court Of Un-
- ion county, the subscriber will expose
the following Real Estate, late of Rev'd
THo's Hoop, decd, 10 Public Sale, al the
house Of Mr.. Charles D. Kline, in the Eo-
rough Of Lewisburg, on
Thursday the llth day Of October
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, VIZ.
The Mansion House." situate
in Kelly tow nship, adjoining lands OF Thos
Clinran, heirs OF jos Lawson deed. heirs
of Thos Howard decd and others, coniai-
ming 81 acres and SO perches, neat meas
ure +; having thereon erected iwo-s'orey
frame D.elhng-IIouse. double frame Barn
and other improvements.
Also the Limestone Lot, ad-
Joining lands Of James Dale, Esq. Michael
Denns and others, containing one acre.
Also, two tracts of Woodland,
situate in White Deer township, adjoining
Reichley & Rank, Osen Fouik, Reuben
Haines and oihers-one tract containing
about 2S2 acres, and The other about $40
acres.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
saul MCCORMICK,
Surviving Adm'r with the Viii annexed
OF Rev. Thomas Hood, decd.
J Sep, 20, ls49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

The Governor Of Illinois has published
proclamation convenlng The Legislature
on the 22d October next, for the purpose
Of filling vacancy in the Office of United
States Senator from he S ate Of Illinois.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

The National Convention Of the friends
OF Common Schools. which was To have
assembled in Phlsi-lphia, on The 22d Of
August last, but VAS postponed in conse-
quence Of the prevalence Of the Cholera.
will meet in Philadelphia on the l7ih Of
O.,nbor
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

Heavy Damsges.-At Berkshire. Mss ,
last week, a verdict OF $1,000 was rendered
against the Berkshire Railroad Company
and ia favor Of ID B CAmpbrl! and wif...
hr injuries sus'ainsd by them while cross
ing The railroad track.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

Undcr the revised code of Virginia, just
adopted BY the Legislature. Imprisonment,
for debt is abolished in that State. except
in cases v here property has been concealed
or illegally disposed of.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26
TEACHERS.

L-A> IL hIAtD.
STEPHEN w. TAYLOR. A. NJ, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
GEORGE L. BLISS. 4. NJ, Professor OF Greek
Language and Literature;
GEORGE w. ANDERSON, 4. NJ. Professor
of Latin Language and Literature:
ISAAC n. LOOMS, A. NJ, Principal Of the
Acndemy
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Teacher in the
Academy.
Ia order to meet the demands Of the Institu-
ton, the Board have taken m. asures to supply
the necessary Apparatus for the department oil
Mechanical Philosophy, AMI To increase the LII
brar,. before the commencement OF the "'nt'r
session. Duriag the ear, the building now I'D
progress will be completed. an ,rdns study rooms
and doTmitoics for 20 college students. Another
Professor has been added to the Faculty, and
means provided to enable stu, ens IN the ciasse.
specified above TO prosecute their studies with the
greatest success.
Tuition and Board.
TUITION III he Collegiate Department $50.
Academic $50, Primary si2-per year.
BOARD. including lodging, washing, fuel and
light. can he had in The village and its vicinity at
various prices, from Sl,3.3 to $3.50 per week.
Sessions, Vacations, sc.
Two Sessions IN a year-the former cnmmen
ces on the second Tuesday IN October. and con-
iinues 81 weeks ihe latter continues 10 weeks
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks /; Autumnal, 6. Next
session begins l ith October.
The Board are happy to odd that Lewisburs
is at present, as II ever has been, exceedingly
healthy.
By order and in behalf Of the Board
THOMAS WATSON, Prest.
GEORGE F.lMILLER, Sec'y.
Lewisbure. Union Go. Pa. Sept 1, ls4s-