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Rejected BY the Senate.

Geo. w. McGoughey, of Indiana, was nomna.
ted by Gen Taylor, as Governor of Mlnesoto, and
on last Monday was rejected by the Senate. He
is one OF our country's yilityers who in 1916,
when 10 Congress, voted that the War existed by
the act Of NJ xico and in 1917, that it was by the
act of President Polk Hence he only has receiy-
ed traitors reward.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

THE TRIAL OF HYEN the pugilist,was expected
to commence in Kent county, Md, last Tuesday,
the March term of that court having opened on
Monday
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Adjournment Ofthe Legislature.
Both branches Of the State Legislature have
agreed to adjourn on the 10th of April,

NJ Daily Mail Liae.-This community will
be gratfed to learn that arrangements have been
consummated, and will be put in operation upon
the first of April, for transporting the mails DAI.
Ly between Bloumsburg and Phladelphia.-
This is an arrangement which the growing i'm
portance OF this locality, and the County Seat of
C ,lumbia long since rsquired. Messrs KAPp AND
PETrRs, we believe, have the contract
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Hon. JOHN NJ. Boris addressed large meeting
of his constituents in Rchmnl last week, en-
dorsed Cen Taylor's Inaugural as Whig enough
for him, and ayowed his intention to support
his Administration. This did not save Bolts with
mis- friends for they have nominated another man
asainst hun.
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bloomsbury Academy
J. f.. BRADLEY,

I
WI open, IN BIoonlsburg On Monday the WI
/ dd! Of Apui ntAi, School lor
YOUNG LADIES AND CENTLFMEN,
al winch Instruction viii b. gwen IN all lhS
b ancuca usually taught N Academies
CoUR.t - STUDY AND 1rxr.BooE,,
Jttnior English Dcymtmsnt.
Emerson's Spelling Book and Reader, BulliOn's
English uranndr, Parheg's PrugresoIyu EG,Tcsrs,
GoodIichs' Geography Rus.el's Hiscry T.. 5. A.,
Davies Arllhur,Ic, Davies Elementary Geou.
rlry, Olwsled'o Rud OF Philosophy and AsUOns.
my
ScoiOr English Department.
Porter'5 kheollcat Reader, buIinns English
Grammar, Iarkcrs Aids 10 English Composition,
BIllr's Rhetoric. Goodrich's Geography, RJssels
Hsorcs, Lardner's Outlines, Dawes Agebra,
Geometry, and surveying. Olmsirds School Phi.
osophy. OlusDcd's School AsllUn, my, Johnsiohs
turner's Chemistry, Woods BotaDy. WebsleT's
Dictionary.
classical Department.
LAT IN,
Rulliou's Latin Grammar, Buiors attn Read
er, Anlhon's Caesar, Sallust, Virgil. Cicero, ho.
race Folslm's LNy, LeyerelI's Lalin Lexicon,
G REX.
Bullion's Greek Grammar, ,BUllioE's Crcel Reed.
pr, CriesOachs A. 1cs.mert, Nppcphons Ansb.
osls, Xpuophon's Memorabilia, Liddeil and Scotia
Greek Lexicon.
1t will be he ain, in Ibis School, 10 imIarl to
the pup Is rHuRoUCH KNowIFIoE Of tbs
branches studied, to cdvcGte their minds, to in.
prove their n0roiS, ard thus to prepare them Tor
honorable PLACES in hie
Il L r MS.
The Acadsmica year will consist Of al wasS
The expense per quarter inr tuition and
all contingencies !n the JunioI Eng.
lish department, 800
10 the Senior English department, S4,25
In the Classical department, S. SO
0t- Good Boarding, in private fomics Gun be
obtained at from 81 so to 50 o. per week
Referenro'.
Col Joseph Paxton, (Rev Daniel Steck.
Hon Stephen Baldy, }Rev, Joshua Evans,
Hon George Mack, }Michsel Brobst. Esq,
John MCReynolds, Esq
BloomsbVrg, Feb. q ls49.
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SHE RIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of certain writ Of venditOni expo
mas to me directed, will he exposed TO public sale
at the old Count House in Danyille, on Friday,
the 81 instant, at ! o'clock M, certain hsli.
lot Of ground, situate in Mahoning township,
Columbia county, in the tcvn Of Danville, con.
tanning one sixteenth # an acre more or lasa,
bounded IN nari by new street Thomas Ths'ch
cr, Griffith and others, vhercon IS erected 'wr
tory flame dwelling tOuse. with frame kitchen
and carpent,r shsr with he arpurenances
Se,.ad ',.oo N ovocprron and to he sold ,s tho
property nr William Homan.
n HhYMAN, Shfr,F
Sheriff Office.
Bloom .hrrr March in.4a
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Columbia co. Spring Election
Justices.

N."''Ntftoobf ifN''' " N''N'H
Derry, VIM. Blee,
DaarHe, Wm. Kitchen.
Frmkiia, Lloyd Thomas, Jesse Weigel
liberty J. Bower
Mahoaing, David Roberts, Jos, SechIer
Maiae, Chas, f. Mann,
S0gmiOaf VIM Cole.
Ialley, Philip +. Maus.
AaihOny, Constable Aaron Srouse,
Judge, Reuben Folk, Inspectors, David
Wilson, NJ. Henderson,, Assessor, Jacob
BiddIe.
BeaUr, Constable, Washington Long
enberger, Judge john Iloatz, Inspectors,
Isaac DAVIS, Gideon Bredbender, Assessor,
Henry Shell,
Briarcreek, Constable, E. D. Ad2ms,
Judge, Jacob Meyer, Inspectors, Jno. Con-
ner Jr., Wm Lemons, Assessor, Hugh
Mcbride.
Bloom, Constable, Moses Cofman, I43,
B. f. Hartman l25, George Brown s.
Judge, B. f. Hayhurst n, Peter $, Hin
ton II.
Inspectors, Jacob Garrison SO, James
Kester "a.
Supervisors, Mahlon Hambin 38, Jno.
Mcbride 1873, Thos. Willis III, john
Clayton 35, Marshal Silyerthorn /
Overseers of the Poor, Peter Ent 90,
John Barklcy e., Samuel MendenhalI 48,
Marshal Silverhorn 8,
School Directors, l.. B. Rupert 1870,
George Sloan Sc, Thos. Fairman 40.
Assessor, Daniel Lee "a.
Assistant Assessors, Jacob MeIch and
VIM. Neal.
Auditor, Slas E. Fowler.
CattawiSS0, Constable, Casper Rawn,
Judge, John Ritter, Inspectors, Clinton Ell
lis, Benz. Zerr, Assessor, Levi Keller,
Centre, Constable, Benz Miller, Judge,
]. Hill, Inspectors, Thos, Conner VIM.
Kechner, Assessor, S. Neyhart,
DaaUWe Borough, Chief Burgess, DIR,
VIM. II. MagiI, Common Council, Geo
Bassot, Edward IL. Badly, V. Best, T. S.
Ruch, George Sanders, Constable, Thos
jameson, Judge, Isaac Ammerman, In
spectors, Martin McAllister, John +. Heath
Assessor, II. b. D. Sccher,
Derry, Constable, William c. Swtzer,
Judge, J. F. Butler, Inspectors, Abraham
Herr, Edward Henry, Assessor, J. Meyer.
Fankhn, Constable, Abraham I.amber-
son, Judge, Geo. Lawrence, Inspectors,
Benz. Defrane, Michael Mensch, Assessor,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EnAl,tn Of .Nnnn1eL LEcLh onH

ES7aEe q NUWNeI VtOO, IND.
NOTICE, is hereby gwen "a letters OF Id.
' minisralIon on the estate Of SAM'L WEBB.
n, late Of Centre township, Col co, have been
granted by the Register OF Wills tol said couuIy.
10 the undersigned, ,csdng IL Centre tuwf ship /;
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
10 make uaymeut, and those having deu snis a.
ganst sad estate will present them properly su-
thentcaDed lqT settlement
JONES WEBB, .qdm'r.
Mach %, Isle Cts
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no. D,rodfM Accidem at Theatre in GIaS.
go,D.-On the night of the nth Feb, fire oc.
Cured in the Theatre Roy,d, Glasgow, Scotland,
duriag the performance, when general rush was
made for the doors. At one Of the landings on
the gallery stairs, the descending crowd, nen
women and chilIren became blocked up, when
sixty.lour persons, mostly boys, from II to Il
years old, were crushed to death +! The fire wat
occasioned by leak in the gas pipe, and did bu
little damage. The horrible catastrophe resulted
entirely from the blindness Of fear.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

Oy- Franklin township has catered her unmiS-
takeable protest against the dismemberment of
Columbia county, and desires not to be included
in Senator Bests proposed county OF Montour,
should it become law.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

Ry.tsaae zimmerman, of Danyile, has received
aud accepted the appointment Of Foreman on the
Cand. An excellent appointment
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RObbing the Church.

We understand that the Contribution Boxes Of
the German Reformed Church, in this Borough,
were empliCd of their contents several times in
succession, by some sacrilcgous fellows, who " as
in the habit OF slowing himself in some secluded
part of the Church until after service, when he
helped himself and decamped. But he performed
this trick, once too often. Some Of the officers
Of the Church remained in the Building a few
Sundays ago& caught him very leisurey picking
out the specie! OF course he was stopped and
made to shell out The world hates such mean
ness As that There is some honor in Stopping a
man boldly in the street and demanding his pock-
ct book, but robbing Churches is the meanest
kind of larceny. - Easion Argm.
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Fire.

We regret to learn that the dwelling of Mr.
George Shoemaker, at Forty Fort Lnzerne co.,
was burned down on MONDAY evening last The
amount of the loss or damage not learned.
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+NNa-

Or Wednesday last the day and night were Of
equal lengh-the Sun rising and setting at
o'clock, and we had our equnoctal storm that
night consisting of rain, hail and snow. We
now hope for milder Weather
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MT.A0NrSRrRG.
SATURDAY, MARCH "a, Isl0,

vs. Structures by Scnool Boy, on "N,ndes =
cupt," are ON 6le and will appear next week,
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IU uHtaN,..a tovn,mp 600 i"o-Hr Oh" l'ih
m.'. Mr. VIZ 4 nAyrns '~rt 7.1' .''ear.,
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NJ. A Cheap Postage Association is ioImed IN
New York. It is moving now with reference
10 the next session Of Congress, 30 as to procure
reduction Of the present rates Of postage
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Tbe New York Tribune
publishes letters from California, communicating
the fact that there are, astounding quantities of
gold, in that region. The first letter dated Zee
lst, is occupied with the high prices Of every
thing. The second letter, dated Dec. 23d, states
that Oregon and the Sandwich Islands are be-
coming depopulated. Two servants of Mr., --
had collected $4,000 in gold. Capt --, OF
the Navy, informed the writer, OF region whore
gold was so abundant, that there was no necessity
for washing the earth 500 per day vas the a.
mount obtained by each man.
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po3road, in he Tpit,d State'-There are
,o,y in opera,ion in tn" United States ti2l miles
at,,iroad This amount far exceed that OF any
other nation, although the cost Of their 'o0''u''
f,os i, mvch less per mie,
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WarAr CRop-Thc Winchester ylrginian, Of
March II, says:
"An old farmer observed the other day,
that he had never seen the wheat come
better out Of winter. The open fall seem.
TO have enabled the wheat to recover, in a
great measure from the citectof dy.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

DEATH ON THE RA1LRoAD.-Last Saturday
night. Csays the Reading, Pa, GoEcftc March
I7) Washington Shenk, resident Of !Iamhrg,
in this county, watrun over by an up coal train.
near Nlobrsyille, and killed. As the train was
posing this point, the engineer felt violent
shocI, as if it had come in contact with an OBJ
s,ruc,oo upon the track, and stopped his train,
TO ascertain the cause. /; was discovered that
the whole tr,in had passed over Nr Shenk, and
severed leg and arm from his. body He was
taken up Immediately, still alive, aud conveyed
home, where prompt surgical aid was obtained.
He died in few hours, in the utmost agony.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19
~ O r N A M e N 7 Al
T TREES,

The subscriber offers for sale Ornamen.
tai Trees of every description, particularly
The European Linden, and PauIonia lmpe-
rails, splendid shade tree lately introdu-
ced from Japan, remarkable for its enor-
nous leaves (somefimes two fee, in diam
e,er,) and large clusters of rose.colored
flowers, spotted and striped within, emitting
a fragrance similar TO the Lilac.
Also Fruit Trees-Pear, Cherry,
Plum. Neciarine, and Apricot trees at rea.
>onable prlces-aIl the varieties warranted
genuine also Hoi-houS and Green house
,lan's. roar,her With a variety Of Flower
seeds, all Of uhirh he will sci! as low as
hey can bc purchased in PHILADELPHIA.
Fl. X. NOLL.
Lewisburs, Sep, IL, ls49
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REGISTERS Notices.

The Giluwing accounts are To I've presented TO
n. Orphsn's Cur, If En,"n county "u Monday,
z4ih Dec in., for confirmation and a'lu~ ~ancr:
Pa,,i,l o., ot John Schraek. sn Admr of DR.
Am H Luiwir. late of Lewi-hufg BUr''
Acct Of Innrs >a,ssman, E1r Of Wm Brown,
.sis Of Unr'n p
Acct O! John Haas, GuaItisu VI Franklin
Van Bu.k..k Of Niflinbnrs Boro
Acc, o. A ,nd I. iid,ng., Admr. 1t Thoma'
Ilti:gs iale f Bnff.l = ZIP
Acct IF { hfl-rian Cin,rrh. Admr Il Samuel
srarr, lare OF wa,hn & "n Ie
Aect os ~, Middle -wsIth. Aimr of Henry
Kri.le, Ito Of ltei>-r rv
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Consumption diSarmcd of its TerrOrs !

NVAouhPsAVh uAcOAmVu Vi ITO ACllUlO
II ASTlNGS' Compound Syrup of Nap
Ill tha-a positive cure for Consumption,
Decline, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
ches. and lungs-a single bottle will prove
its efficacy.
The proprietor not only recommends his
NAPTHA SYRUP, but warrants it to cure .
He warrants it to act upon the chyle, and
purify il he warrants it to remove all i'm
pedimenis which retard the free circulation
of the blood he warrants it to open the
internal and external pores Of the body and
eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated in the system he warrants il
as never-iaiIing remedy in hectic lever,
night sweats, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
pain in the chest, and asthma and he war.
rants it to arrest the formation OF tubercIes
in the lungs, and TO heal those already
formed, so that persons in consumption
may take i with the most positive conf
dence Of a cure, for its great seat of action
is the lungs, which it penetraies in all di-
rections. purifying them of everything
obnoxious in its progress, and which, il
applied according to directions, it can moi
fai. to leave in a perfectly healthy condi.
ton. Agent at Lewisburg-
2f0) C. w SCHAFFLE,
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English and German Physician.
u,0,s A. H. THORNTON, N. d.,

UTHO has been regularly educated IN
w the University Of Maryland. and an
Honorary Graduate Of Cas'le'"n College o.
Vermont, and a Member OF the Medical
and Philosophical Society of the State OF
Maryland, offers his professional services
in all the branches Of the Healing Art to
the citizens Of Lewisburg and lis vicinity.
He has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine, in Luzerne county in this State,
ror nearly thirteen years-irom whence
he brings letters Of recommendation from
the first men in tha, and Columbia county,
as regards his standing in the profession of
medicine, and his genera! character. VIZ:
Hon John Conynsham Rev Marmadoke pe"rce
Ziba Bennett Charles kaio'us
Andrew Beaumont II Young
4 F Headley Drs Wilson
H B Wright !" Thos w Miner
H w Nicholson. Esq warner
Jesse Bowman, Esq Iohe
Chas b Bowman. Esq StecS
Rev Thomas Bowman
NB. DIT. may be found at his office
at the Drug store on the east side OF Mar
ket St. next 10 Walls store, or at bis resi-
dence LIST door below KIine's hotel.
LewissuIg. Jan. 5. 1s49
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Get the Best !

A Ill young persons should have Standard
IA Dictionary at their elbows And while
you are about it, get the best: that Dictionary is
NOAH WEBsrER's. the great work, unabridged.
II you are too poor, save the amount from off your
back. to put it into your head.-Phrenolog Jour.
Dr.Webster's great work is the best Dictionary
Of the English laneuage.-London Morn. Chron.
Containing three times the amount Of matte, of
any other English Dictionary compiled in this
county. or any sbridgment Of this work.
Published BY G & Merriam, Springfield, Mass.
and for sale At the Cheap Bookstore Of
May 80 ST LYNDALL, Lewisbsrr
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FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

"AvING taken the new Drug Establishment
I'LL Of SehaEe 4 Chamberlin. would res
pectfullv snnsunce to my friends and the public
that have repienisheJ my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large, fresh and well selec.
ted stock Of pure Drugs, Medicines &c. which l
offer al Wholesale aud Retail. My stock being
entirely new and purchased for cash at low rates
in the Philad'a market, am enabled to sell at
lower prices than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery,Oils Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions. Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with large variety Of other articles usually kept
in Drug establishments. Thankful for pas; lib
eral patronage. hope to merit its continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure and fresh
Medicines, are particularly invited to give me =
call before purchasing elsewhere, as all Drugs
are carefully inspected before offered for sale and
ali Medicines manufactured by myself are war
ranted good. Having practical knowledge OF
the business from upwards of ten years eIpeti>
ence, h.tier myself that am . competent Judge
of the same.
All orders entrusted to me will he promptly
attended 10. and my friends may rely upon get
ting every thing Of the very best quality.
CIV. SCHiFFLE, Druggist.
Lewisb' -. iS49
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TRICKS OF QUACKs.

Ler EvzRYsoDY READ THIS CsKEFsLLY.-There ia
Sarsspariila for sale the different towns called P
Town.end- Sarsaparilla- Is advertised as The OHt
NAL GENUINE and all This Town--nf Is no .oe
and never was but formerly worker On raoai. ca
nal, and the keye he the title OF cor Tor rs
purpose OF gaining credit for what he so lie says 70
has attended medical schools and prsciced io ttfsn
wear. % Now the truth IS he never praeueed meicine
d,y IN his life Such cift utckec EisrsPreseniaios
Ioks bad to the character and yeracy ol the man "a
most sincerely he had made those statements -Jn
Sci. or of me- When wall learn TO be honest and nun
f ia all their dealings and intercourse with their ieos
men He applied Ruel CapP TO assist III m ~ i<.
ufacurng his mixture stating the large sums ne reua
make, lnGUcenent 10 embark IN the ousne lhess
men have been Insulting aud libslng me IN all posas
FORMS order impress the public with the oe ei tA
the Old Doctors paIilla the g>rntne orgia
Srsapdrild made from the Old Doctors Original iescs
me- This = p Townsend SAYS have sold tnc Use ci ny
name for 81 a week will give him $50 II ne vi cr.
dUce one single solitary proof OF this HIS saeras II
Thompson Skiman d Co, are no.hing ou' Issue 9f
aIsehoois simply made TO deceve the PUBIC aat keep
the truth in regard ms s0url'E fernssnng eors
posrd This s to caution the public TO purcha'e none bur
Old DR. JACOB Townsend's Sarsapsna. having On 4 -
Old Doctors Likeness. his family Coat 2 AT-ss, asi as
s,gD.,1rescros- the Coat OF Arms.
JACOB TOWNSEND
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'NHE subscriber desires to inform the
citizens of Lewisburg and the public
IN general tina, he carries on the Watch
Making Business in the shop formerly &C.
cupied by C.J. Housed. where he is prepared
10 execute all kinds of work in his line OF
business with frompiness and on the most
reasosaSs. terms, and by strict attention
to his business expects liberal share OF
patronage. lie has constantly on hand an
assortment OF
WATCHES-Pa:ea, Lever, English.
and French.
JEWELRY-Gold Watch chains and
Guards. Pencils Pens. Ereasipins, Earrings.
Fingerrings, Silver Spec,acles, Lockets,
Spoons, Thimbes, SC.
Which he is determined to sell low.
GILL IND TRY.
A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewisburc, Nov. l3, 1S47
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LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust COmfaDy.

Office, "a, H,ainm Street, PHILADELPHIA.
GCArIrAL, $3.50, ,OO0-Chsrier PerPetual.l
YISHE Company are now prepared to transact
business upon the most liberal and sdvanta-
geous terms. They are authorised by their charter
1sec. 81 "to make all and every insurance apper-
tanning to life risks OF whatever kind or NATURE and
to receive and execute trusts, make endOwments,
and to grant ard purchase snnuities." The Cou-
pany sell unnuities and endowments, and act a
trustees for minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums required for the Assurance
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Notice.

OUBSCRlBERS to the " University s'
- Lewisburs" ~ho have not paid thei'
First Inssalmen', (due last January,) art
respectfully requested 10 pay the SAM
without further notice, to
BAM'L r. WALKER, TaaAa
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
kewisburg, Sept. 1, l049.
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Jury LlS,-December Term, '4G

jury liSt" bSCtilUtl l ell Ill, ~
P.Gl Jurors. ed reek
union :: J i'm Cfosssro,e, John L~iby Nj
rhse Miller. lohn Eu, er. Cha. Ia wiley
West B aver Jno ID Rnn'g. Wm Bard,
M,cnaei .larr, ilenry Better
H,.-r: :. Js... B.cseI, Jesse Hendacas,PhiL
ip M~rk'rS
e~.:re: Gro San,psel: Sen, Fr-d I. emer'
Iu. Smelker. Ed~ S,y der. Reuben I'll
srnho~rr
n ,.,dl l.cr..k Jacob SNYDER SamI Yoder
n-r,v: Joh. r ,thion. J 'seph >ha,Io
Washington: Isaac u M",.r
p-on.: i,enInm S"'h. Phiiip K"r'..
H,,,l., +: j.cub NJ IRE, Henry Vana.,a.
Chr,.,inn Schunre
w., b.ff.L.: Jacob Derr. S""i Young
Huff.lo: Mich Ge"v.. James S""o"'o".Jr
sJohm B,ddl.. Gro Miller
e.. Rv(Islo J-rm;ah Ritter
.N,hss urer Henry, Noi', Chef's" A''n~
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A DuELIsr, who fancied himself TO Be
iosul,ed BY a Yankee, who had won the
sf5eciions OF his swee,hear:, quit the room
with the ominous' words. you'll hear from
me, Sir :"
"Wui. dew" said tho Yankee" glad
mt :. rrite once in a While. We shall
silers be glad to hear from you. Dew 1T
d know how you're get,in' along"
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TEACHERS.

w. TAYLOR. A. NJ, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy;
GEORGE r. BLISS, A. NJ, Professor Of Greek
Language and Literature;
GEORGE w. ANDERSON, A. NJ, Professor
of Latin Language and Literature:
ISAAC n. LOOMS, A. ~, Principal Of the
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Teacher in the
Academy.
In order to meet the demands Of the Institu-
ton, the Board have taken measures to supply
the necessary Apparatus for the department Of
Mechanical Philosophy, and TO increase the Lii
brary. before the commencement Of the winter
session. During the year, the building now in
progress will be completed, sifordiDg study rooms
and dormitories Tor 20 college students. Another
Professor has been added 10 the Faculty. and
means provided to enable students in the classes
specified above to prosecute their studies with the
greatest success.
Tuition and Board.
TUITION in the Collegiate Department $50.
Academic $50, Primary Slipper year.
BOARD. including lodging. washing, fuel and
light can be had in the village and its vicinity At
various prices, from S ,37t 10 $3.50 per week.
Sessions, Vacations, &C.
Two Sessions in 4 year-the former commen
ce. on the second Tuesday in October. and con-
tinues 81 weeks; The latter continues Is weeks.
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks Autumnal, 6. Next
session begins llth October.
The Board are happy to add that Lcwisburg
is at present, as II 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. l, ls49.