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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
Grand Jurors, Sept. IL, lS49.

Grand Jurors, Sept. IL, lS49.
Ne~ Berlin Samuel Hunt
Union N Engle. P Seebold. ] Mitchell
Penas Matthias Dunbsch, + + Enele
Perry Jac Silver, Fisher, 2 Arbogast
Washington: Jsc S:roub
Chapman Francis Neiiz
Middiecreek Frederick Raus
Beaver: Solomon Enge
West Beaver: Henry Aurand
West Buffalo John Miller. VIM. Toy yior
Hartley Samuel Haupt
M.al,nbu.R: Thon,ss Lehman, John Cast
Lev lsburg Peter Hursh. VIM Wilson
East BuffaIoe: VIM Brown. Leonard Woll
BufIaloe Gideon Beale
TrGvrese Jurors.
Union Jos Orwie, John Row. JohnGood.
John + Maize, Cornelius Pellmap. Mar.
tin DGnkle, Henry Ftock, Adam Maize
Penns: Leonard App. Gideon Leisenr'ng,
John kri,er, John S v aItor. Isaac Wood
ting, Michael kuei,z, Jacob Rlhhlet
Perry: Fred Schrs~der, And Kohler. Jo-
mas Sn, der, Wm Heiges. John Krebs.
A. Swineiord
Washington Jacob Hendrick
Centre John p Smith, Geo farlng, Re-
ter Frain, Jacob Walter, ;. ofC
Beaver Elias wrldel. J"hn B1unner,
Henry Ship,or Jno Trox.l. Jno Shiploa
Wes, Beaver Joss ph StunPf
West Buff.,loe: Ann Forster, Wm EIier'
arfIey Alb Frederick, J ,hn Dale, Peer
Rnbe
MifFlnburg: Charles Mon'eiius
BuflaIoe: John Houck
Eas, BuHaioe Samuel Reher
Lewisburg F Lyndail, Thomas Reber,
Thomas Ne,bt
White Deer J .hn Fisher, Samue. Hend-
ersoD, John 81 Clair
Kelly Philip G-mherllnp. John Shuck
Petit Jurors, I'D Wetk,)
New Berlin 7 L"mon, WIN Peters
Union } Hoy Jr Geo Klinger.J N Waller
Penns George Row, Joseph Schari, Wm
May. Samuel e Fisher.
Perry Samuel Shade
Washington Daniel German. Jere. Re
pass. VIM Schoch, George G Meyer
Chapman: Casper Arnold, George Her.
roid, Jr., E!,as ShoIl
West Beaver Sam StunpfT. Daniel Wsg.
ner, sen'{, SOLOMON R"nIg. Jr.
West Buffaine Marcus Tea, Sssn'i Pell-
man. S : BarHr
Hartley John S,cher, Jas Glover, Nn'
Huntingdon
Nj MlfIlnbure John Go,schnlI
BufFaloe :. John Slmen,on, Nm Vauvalzoh,
Michael Fich,hurn
Lewisbure : Levi Il Christ, James Kelly
White Deer: Panl ioodsnjer. Jas Mar
shall, Andrew Young
Kelly Samuel SPOTS, Jr.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
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A Ill Young persons should have Standard
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u you ave 10" poor. save the smoun, from of you'
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N.Wrhs'efs CREST work is the hest Dictionary
Of III" Ensiish language London Mwn. Chron.
Containing thee times the amount of matter Of
,ny oher Enelish Dictionary com,iISd in ,h.
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PERFUMEaY! {!

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Cologne Wafer Shaving Soaps
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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
Life Insurance., Annuity
and Trust Company.

Office. "a. Halnm Street. Fh,fadeiph'a.
lCArITAL, $3.50, 50,000-Charier Ferpe'uai-J
VINHE Company are now prepared TO Transact
/ ba.iness upon the most liberal and sdssn'a-
geous terms They are authorized by iheir charter
(-ec. 81 "to make all and every Insurance sfp' r-
tanning to life rits OF ~hatever Kind or natuIe. aud
to receive aud execute trusts. make endo" mtn'',
end to grant and purchase snnu''ies. The Coin'
psny sell snnuii,es and enjo"ments' aud act -
trustees for minors and heirs.
Table Of Premiums required f'r the Assurance
1.f Z lAA E.r lie ,..hnie term of Life
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
TEACHERS.

The Trustees have recently elected TWO ffo-
frssors. vi. Geo. K. Bliss and Geo W. Anderson
Prof Bliss is expected 70 enter upon the duties o
bis office next May. and Prof Anderson next Dc
toler Messrs. S W.Tsyl"r. A.Taylo lo' and !. N
Loon,is. are already in the service OF the board
The following, therefore, is the liz, Of Trschers
STEPHEN w. TAYLOR, A. NJ, Prof. M.lh-
cms,ics and Natural rhilo.ophy;
GEORGE r. BLISS. A. NJ, Prof. Greek Lam
sdage aud Literature;
GEORGE w. ANDERSON, AM, Prof Latin
Language snd Literature:
ISAAC N. LOOMS. A. NJ. } Teachers in the
ALI RID TAYLOR, A. MS Academy.
A Library is commenced; q negotiation is in
progress to supply (wi,hin 4 monihs) the depart
nent Of Mechanical Philosophy with q complete
apparatus: one o, the University e,lrices is fEirh'
r,i. and arrangements are n,sfe to have Ihem ali
completed b, the let July ls50-in .hori, ,heTrus
tees having procured. in subscriptions dee'"fd
valid. the full sum Of 100000" have adopted
ass,ui.s to meet the e1'g-ncie. OF the .choo that
its members msy not be- disappointed of suitable
instruction, books, apparatus, or rooms.
Tuition and Board.
TvirIaS in the Primary Department : 2 ayear,
Enaii.h D-p.r,nen, SIG. Classical Ssl.
BOARD. including k.dsing. washing, fuel and
sht. Can I've had IN the village and its vicinity q
vsr,o u. pricee, from IL ,374 To S2,5O per week,
Sessions, Vacations, sc.
Tvs Sessions in a yesr-ihs former cvJnmen
ces on the second Tue.dsy in October. sId con-
,inuer ~ week. the istier continues 5 week
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks Autumnnl. =. Mex
rse.ion tea'ns l7ih May.
The Board are hsppy to add the, Le~ishure
is o. pr,,ent, - Il ever has been, eXceedingl !,
healthy.
by order snd in behsif IF the Board
THOMAS WATSON, Pre.'t.
GEO. F MILLER. S-c'y
Lcwisbu1g Unian Go. Pa. Feb. l, is49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
UNIVERSITY AT LEWISBuRG. I"

VINHE TRUSTEES Of the University at Lew
i.burG would respectfully inform ils Patrons
and Friende. thsi. in the School under their care
(sf Lewisburs) the follow are the Classes, Sub
iects Of Study and Elerc,ses tOr the current yesr
DepnPaasenis and studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six Ere,is~d in Spelling. Reading
rnphy, History U 8. A., Penman-hiP, End Com
pUsi.ion.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT of the academy.
The ssme studies o. in the Pimsry department
continued in the use Of larger ,eIt books; and to
these ere added Generii History. Davies' A1seb's,
Lssendre snd Surveying. ~ members.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT of the Acsde-
my-(kegulsr Course.)
Jon. Academic Ckass-3S members. English
Language. Geos'sp,y, History u. 8. A, Latin
Reader end Grsnmsr. Greet GramrDsr end Reader
commenced, Arithmetic completed.
Sen Academic Ciass-l2 members. English
Lsnsusse. General History, Latin Reader. Virgil
Cicero Greek Reader. Davies Algebra.
Freshman CLass-l4 member.. Ho'sce, Livy.
Ansbasis, Memorabilia, Davies Lcsendre, Tnso-
n1Detry commenced.
Sophomore Glass 3 members. Horace. Me-
morsbia. Had Legsnjre completed. Davies Sur
veying and Navigation. Conc Sections. Blair
Lectures.
Students in The Regular course-59.
Students in the Enslish Department rscite with
those pursuing the same s'udies in the kesuia'
course: hence .here are in the First class English
Grammar. 81 nembem S~cond class English
Grammar s.; Ffs' ciss- Arithmetic. ~; Second
cls-s Arithmetic. y: Geography. 80 Algebra.
80; Gsomstry. 29; Surveying, l3.
No class 10 the Regular course, bss less than
three daily recitstions. All the members Of the
school. Gn three divisions.) are exeIsised every
Saturday in Reading, Defamation, English Com
position, and Vocal Music.
All the students are required TO attend rsgu-
IsrIy, some religious meeting. Minors are sHPec
ted to attend such meetings as ATE recommended
them by their parents or guardians There are
in the Borough no less than Fix places Of public
worship, occupied every Sabbath BY Is many dif-
ferent Christian denominations.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
~The poet. Thomas Campbell, gives
the United States some pretty sharp hits

~The poet. Thomas Campbell, gives
the United Sistes some pretty sharp hits
in the annexed lines:
TO THE UNITED STATES.
United States! your banner wears
Two emblens-ons Of fame;
Alasi the other ibei it beArs
Reminds W Of your shame!
The White nsn's liberty in sypes
Stand blssonsd BY your ssAss:
But what's the psaning Of your sTsIPEs
They mean Jour Nesross' scsrs!
Good! But Hon. George Lunt, Of the
Massachusetts Senate. though, there was
chance for relost, which he administered
10 the following terms:
To ENGLAND.
England! whence came esch glowing hue
That tints your 1sS Of meteor light
The streaming red. The deeper blue.
Crossed with the moon.besm's pesrly white!
The blood and bruise-ihe ssUs. the aBD-
Let ASIA'S grooming millions spesk;
Ths wHITE-it tslIs N color ded
From starving ERINS psli,d cheek
Good again. The re,ort was sent to
Campbell, who acknowledged it by sending
Lsnt complimentary letter and splendid
edition of his (Campbell's) works.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
'Daguerreotype Rooi',
LEWIS BURG.

flNHE subscriber would inform the ci,izrns
nf L-~isburg and vicinity. tha, he has
taken auI tited up room in the new brick
building on he south side of Market street,
between Third and Fourth, where he is
prepared TO lake Dag"erreo,yPe Llkene>ses
single or in groups, in good style, durable,
and on reasonable terms. Call and >ee.
March. IS49 JOHN SUTTON.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

What ,s that which if a man has, hr
would not wish. to insef II he has no,
be would NOT wissi III havef And which,
when be has gained, he has il No longer :
Dye give il up1 "a lawsuit.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

A PoliiciHb.-Tnere is . man in IT,
noi-. named barrow. who has changed his
poiaics so often that he has now goi the
sobriQuei of wheel Barrow.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

CUBSCRiBERS 10 the =" University a,
- Lewisburg," residing 10 this vicinity
are informed that the 81 lnstalment is now
due, and are hereby notified to pay the
undersigned, without further notice.
SAM'L WOLFE, Treasurer.
Le~isburg, Jan. 20, ls49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Literary.-A gentleman, looking upon
an extensive conaagra'ion. expressed hi-
surprise in three words. each the name O.
an EngIish author" Dickens. How. it,
Aurn."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

NASTOR and Swr~, OIL. danum. Par.
Y egoric. Godfrr,'> Cordial. EPSON Salts.
Saleratus. Cream Tartar. S,arrh, Opedelpoc. Bal
sam Of Lie, Sal Soda, Bsisam de MsIfha. Worm
Tea, amphor. Ginger. innamon. Cloves, Pepper.
Nu,mess Msgnesis. Mus,ard. Orium, Morphe.
Ouiuiue. Sods Pawdsss &C. <pr ssle st
CIV Schaffle'a Drug K Chemical EmpoFium
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Touching the Sympathies -" Arrah,
Pat, and why did you marry met Just
tell me thn,-for it's meself tnai's had 10
maintain We ever since Father O'Fanegan
sent me to yer house."
"Swaie iewel,' replied Pat. not relish-
ioy The charge, "and its ,neself that hopes
u live &c see he day that ye're widow
wnpina over The cold sod that covers NE.
,hcn nv 81. Patrick, I'll zee how you get
long without me, honey denr."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

SENssorArHY-A correspondent whose
sad experience has been very impartlally
divided between Homeopathy and Allopa
thy, sends the Providence Journal the fol-
lowing parody on the lines that have late
Iy gone the rounds Of The papers touching
these Two schools Of medicine:
Take the open air.
The more YOU take the better.
Follow natures lave
To the very letter.
r., the doctors 90
To lhe Bay OF Biscay.
Let alone the Gin,
The Brandy and the Whiskey.
Freely exercise,
Keep your spirits cheerful.
LIT no dread Of sickness
Make YOU over fearful.
Eat the simplest food,
Drink the pure culd water
Then YOU will he well,
Or at lenst you ought 10.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
HeCeT and .1Dsge
THOROUGHLY ERADICArED
By s,OSVAND'S TONIC MlXTC RE

1By s>OVANDS TONIC M1ATU RE
uNhAT great nAsi"n.i al. a'"rit. aud sterling
/ remedy "f Ei.Hrxns isAas orAspiS. Is
sal. uLsrp,uschej III its w"nie,Iul cue, rs. snt
ss'eiy III .Ls cure Of uis aTeiche1 Complaint,
II you would ESCAPE tie .r.enical (po,.piiou,,
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not guarded Ivy th- tc''tie" signature IF the I.-
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paper label cr"s'iLg the mouth AMI cork.
Ihls tenied. hiss nr,eI hern huisiered az b,
nse aud d-crlfui puif. hus hes "on It' ~sy TO the
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1923, Nassau 81. New York.
No letter will be taken from the fiIct
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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
TIME IS a MONEY
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
Carefully K.paired.af the shorie" Notice.


FINHE subscriber desires To inform the
j citizens of Lewisburg and toe public
in general that he carries on the WATCH
Making Business in the shop formerly oc.
cupird by C.J Housed. " here he is prepared
TO execute all kinds OF work in his line OF
busines. with promprness and on the most
reasonable terms, and BY strict attention
10 his business expects liberal share oi
patronage. lie has cons'aolIy on hand sn
assortment OF
WATCHES-Pa:-ni Lever, English,
and French.
JEWEL.Ri-Gold Watch chains and
Guards. Pencils Pens. Bras'PIus. Earrings.
Fingerring.. Silver Spectators. L,ckets'
Spoons. Thimbles, &c.
Which he 10 determined to sell low.
GILL IND TRY.
A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewishure, Nov. l3, ls47
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

fHear how the eii,or Of the Vermont
Mercury talks to borrowing individuals
Got paper to spare r
Yes sir here's one Of our last. Would
you like 10 subscribe, sir. and take IT reg.
ularl, - '..
81 would. but am too poor
That man had just come from the circus,
cost 50 cents; lost time from his farm 81
cents liquor, Judging from the smell. at
leas. So cen's-naking dollar and half
actually thrown way. aud 'heo begging
for newspaper. alleging that he is too
poor 10 pay for H.
That's what We call Saving at the spig-
o. aud losing At the bung hole"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

bewsre cf bia ~ho speaks IL 20 v.o Of
0hefs lie Nli. ssb evil 10 snWh her O..
tby.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

.CENTLEMEN'S- Fancy Goods, Vest
NJ ings. Cloths, Cassimeres, and SuH-
mer Goods in general. q.
G. e. Bowe,' Chap Store,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Example: \ per.on aged 30 yesrs next birth
dsy by p.yins the Company 80 cts would secure
to his family or hsiIs 500 should he die in one
year, or for 30 he secures to them $1,000. or Tor
l3 90 annually for seven years he secures TO them
$1,000 should h. die in seven y ars. or for 20 40
paid early during life he secures $1,000 TO be paid
when he dies--the insurer securing his own honu"
by the difference in amount Of premium from those
charged hy other offices. For 49 50 the heirs would
receive $4,000 should he die in one year.
w. CL,eaoRy. President.
Francis w. Rswle. + cas-. II. g. TuckeH. See'y.
For further particuIa'. apply to
HENRY &. HICKOK.
Agent f1r Union and attaining counties.
Consuilins Physicisn-Wx. HArEs. NJ ID.
Le~isburg, Union Co. Pa. July 81. is4s
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

TI>HE subscriber would inf .rm the Cen
ilemen of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has now re-opened n new aud elrgant
shop, next door TO the Post Office, where
he will carry on the business Of CUTTING
AND MAKING garments as usual. Work
made by him warranted 10 fit. Produce
received II payne Mt nj market prices.
JOHN B. MILLER.
L-ui>burr, April u, le49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Thr premiums ere less than any Other comPsny
end The policies sfford greater advantages Tables
Of half yearly and quarterly premiums, half credit
rstes Of premium, short terms, joint lives sarsiv
orships, endow ments end forms Of application are
to be had st the Othce or of the Agent.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

4 COMPLETE READY RECKONER, in
IA Dollsrs end Cents. also forms Of Notes.
Bills Receipts. Petitions, Interest Tables, tables
of Wages, Board. &c. Price lsi cts-for .ale
ai this office.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
tNpTKiI'Y or THE BLOOD.

Il poesrs.-- marvel nus eiicae' u. a rosftAi4o ~
sii.s bsl ss3i' rs ici1.fy q ise N1''ss 'lS'
unedut cfculsna. dr;grnIi.s tii 81 oOni /, tie eA
psloll4Sn nj the heat. cad rirts, c'i t'' o.
to, f,.h.. thr b.y Il - Dot lis .ia ia q i' All
CU.x is zat pr'inu.ss -ais-c rrt'lou ih s-s p1
,rit alton relaxing of e us tif,i Il r'eI
. her psn- -
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

5000 persons in PhiIaJeIphia alone
have witnessed with establishment the won
derlul tfflcacy of
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

SINGULAR TRASsAcrIoN.-Wc find the following
notice OF very singular in the last number of
the Indiana State Sentinel '' The marriage Of Mr..
Henry Apple and Mrs. Sarah Apple soemnzed at
the Clerks office in this city Undianapois the 9TH
inst by Judge Smith of the associate Judges of
this county MIR and Mrs. Apple have been living to-
geher husband and wife for twenty years. and
have raised large family Of children. Their rc-mar-
rage made necessary by the following mysterious
train Of circumstances ~ we learn by friend who
present at the examination Of the In the Circuit
Court, In session in this city. Mr.. John Apple,
many years ago left this county as volunteer to the
Black Hawk During his absence traveller pass
ed through the county who informed Mrs A. that her
husband had been kiled-that he, the traveller had
aided in burying him and had marked with an axe the
tree under which he inferred Apple did not re-
turn and doubt entertained by his wife or her
friends Of his deccase Time passed on-nothing was
heard to discredit the travellers story and Mrs A.
after having continued for proper length of time in
state Of supposed widowhood formally married to
Mr.. Henry Apple. farmer Of this county with whom
she has since cohabited A few months since. it was
auhenticaly ascertained that John Apple yet ac-
tually living. divorce was obtained by Mrs Apple
and she was remarked on Monday last as above stat
ed, TO Henry Apple. the with whom she has been
innocently living for many years past as her supposed
husband. We have beard no cause assigneu ior tne
singular manner in which the first husband acted
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Intended Visit OF Gen. Taylor 70 Massachu.

WAsHrScTov, May IL, 1910
Sin Il have had the honor your Excellency.
communication Of the fifth instant transmitting the
resolves OF the Legislature Of Massachusetts inviting
me to visit that commonwealth during the current
year
beg leave to present my warmest thanks to the
Iolaure for the high honor Of their invitation
to say that shall be proud accept if my official
gag, meDts will permit IL will afford the highest
gfatitcaton to visit State dstingu for her de-
Notion to the Of liberty and for the cultivation
of the enI obling arts of peace.
Please accept my acknowledgements for tho manner
which you have been pleased 20 communicate the
solves Of tho Legislature aud the assurance Of high
regard with which remain,
Your Excelency's Friend,
and obt servant,
Ills Excellency GEo ". BRiGGs Il. TAYLOR
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Hallway InfelilUence.

NArGArvcK NArLRoAD.--An arrangement has been
made between the New york and New Haven Railroad
Company and Naugatuck company by which a train
Of cars Of the former company for New Haven will
meet the up train at the place that passengers
to and from New Haven can proceed without detention
The price of passage from the stations the Naura
tuck road to New Haven will be the to Bridge
port The price Of freight will be in proportion to the
distance to the respective places II Is expected that
the Naugatuck road will be finished and opened to
Naugatuck on the 23d instant; to Waterbury by the
frrt day Of June and to Winsted by the first day of
August next.
will pay dividend Of IL per cent the 2lst inst.
TuE GALESA RAiLEoAD.-Tbe travel this rosd s
on the increase 1t will be completed to Cottage Hill
within eight or ten days, when the cars viii run TO
that point