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FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

ANlNG tak u the rev d ug Estahli-h mens
Ii OF Sehafse .S Chombeyiin, would res
psctiuils announce - my iIieuds and the pubic
that have rerlenished my stock and ~ili keep
constantly on hand large. fresh ami veil seieS-
ted stock Of pure Drugs. Medicines &c which I
o.irr a, " hnls>ale aud Re siI. My siac; Ieing
entirely new and pi:-chis,ri FOR cash l,v rates
in The Phiia,i'a mafket.l nm enabled 10 seii at
lDru prices han ever I'll, rel in this region
Drugs, Medicines. Chemiea1s,
Dye Siutf>, Patent Med. Glass,
Periumery,OilS, Palui>- Liquors,
Fancy NotinuS, Variety Goc=is,
Fruits, and Confectionery.
With urge variety of other ARTICLES usually ur,
in Drug establishments. Thankful for pas, III
erai pa ronsge. nope to merit its contiilu.nesS
Persons wishing To procure pure and flesh
MsdicireS, are Particularly invited 10 give me
cali before purchasing elsewhere a< all 3Drcg.
carefully inspected irfore offrssd tar sale aul
all Medicine. manufactured by p1 ssit are war
,sntrd good. Having a practical hno~fedge Of
he husiue>s from Up~ ards 5f ten veSs- . yperi>
.nce. f,i,er myself that am Q competent iuslss
of the same. -----...--
All osjers entrusted 20 me will be promptly
attended 10, and NY friends may rely upon gs,-
ung everything # ihe tery best quai,iv. a. 90
10 '7 L. w. SGH'AFfLE. D.ugsi.a.
L.w;shurg. May 4, iSi9
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Important LJO"mution.'

UNOR the difficult respiration and debility
L attending diseases Of the Lu".>, OF
Throat and Breast. 1hOnisoa's Cemp,und
Syrap IF Tar and Uood Napfha has
been found an invaluable remedy. Best i-s
its power as an Exprctorant to relieve the
lungs from the accumu.t,d m,lier which
results from the relax-d stale oi The system
10 hot weather. il also acts as d healinn
balm TO the liberated parts and strength
ener to the system,
So saluary is the action of the SYRUP
IN this respect. that many Of our ins's'
respectable PLY sic,an> employ it in ihrtr
practice. and we have d ally evidence. 9 +
cures effected in pulmonary dl>eas,s 5
where skill has utterly failed.
Prepared only 10y Angney 4 Dickson. n
+ corner Fifth and Spruce Sis. Philsd.
Sold by c. ~. ncha67e. Lew isburg.
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Paints, Oils. Glass.

lust rec'd-White Lead. Ven: Red. Span:
sD Brown. Chrome, Green and Yellow. Prus:
Blue, Carmine, Vefmi,lion-FlaxsredF Fish and
Sperm Oil, Spts TurPentine from 7x9 to
to 2Ox24--Tar, Rosin and Pitch, which can 10
he'd cheaper than ever OF " ScHArrLE's Drug
AMI Chemical Emporium. Lewisburs.;
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

The. Atbuny Argus considers The Bran,
dreIh Pills well worthy The confidence OF
the pubic. That the principle on which
lhey cure disease is the same as that ol
Leroy oi Paris and Swedenaux of Germa
ny. That all the variety Of disease pro
cred from. or are nearly allied to disorders
of the stomach and bowels, and that by
using those remedies which restore 10
nealih these important organs the disease
VIII vanish. The Brandfe'h medicines
profess ,o carry ou, this important Prin
c.ple. W. have heard them strongly re.
Commended.
The genuine pill for sale BY ]. HAYES,
sole agent for Lewisburg. t3m273
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SAMIl lANMON.

SAMIl .AMNON. e.. re-,
|INHANkFUL for liherai Patronage herefsiSse
i received. resrec'iuAy in'Orms hi- Old frirncs
n''d the p1o.c senerAily that he has removed hi.
sailOs' shop
To the Basement OF his Brick dwelling On Msrkes
street. next door above T.. Penny ssddiry ('sis
the oiuce OF Ii Z HickoS, Esq where he hopes "
sui al! who may give him rheif custom. a.
i.e docs all work in his Ire iu he best and
newest sty 'e and on short n"ice, He -has
The Fashions regularly. employs none but
g,nd hands. aud is determined 10 keep up
with the times and merit a good share OF
patronage. CUTTING done 10 sttier.
Charges reasonable, aud Produce taken 10
exchange for work
l.s, 'sburg June, 1919 - k2707
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TEACHERS.

STEPHEN w. TAYLOR. 4. NJ, Professor of
Mathematics ard y ,tur.l Philosophy;
GEORGE II. BLISS, A. NJ, Professor OF Greek
Language and Literature;
GEORGE W. ANDERSON. A. NJ, Professor
oi Lain Language and Literature:
ISAAC N. LOOMS. a. NJ, Principal Of the
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Teacher ia 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. befme the commencement OF the winter
session. During the year, the building now in
progress will be completed. affordIpg s,udy rooms
Professor has been added 10 the Faculty. ana
means provided 10 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 $40, Primary Slipper year.
BOARD. including lodging, washing, fuel and
light, lie had in the village and its vicinity At
various prices. from Sl,373 to $3.50 per week.
Sessions, Vacations, sc.
Two Sessions Ia a year-ihe former commen
ces on the second Tuesday in October. and con-
iinues 81 weeks; the latter continues Is weeks.
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks !; Autumnai, O. Next
session begins lth October.
The Board are happy to add that I.ewisbure
is at present, as it ever has been, exceedingly
healthy. .,
By order aud in behalf of the Board
THOMAS Watson. P,e.',.
GEORGE F.'MILLER, scc'y.
Lewisburs, Union Co. Pa. Sept. i, ls49.
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Example: \ pe'.cn sgrd 30 years neat birth
day by paving the Company 80 cts wonid secu..
to his family or hsiIs 500 should he die in one
year, or for 30 he secures 10 them 1000, OF for
i3 90 annually for seven year, he secures 20 them
$1,000 should he die in seven y ars. or for 20 40
paid YEARLY during life he secures OUO to he paid
when he 'ies-the insurer securing his own bonus
by the difference in amount of premium from hose
charged by other Offices For AZ 50 the heirs oud
receive S50U0 should he die in one wear.
PETER CULLEN. President.
F.W. RAWLE Sec'y aud + cas-.
For further particulars arply to
HENRY g. HICKOK
Agent f"r Union and adjoining counties.
Consulting Physician-WM HAYE-, NJ. ID.
Levi vi'hnrc, Union Go. Pa. July 81. is40
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The premiums arc .rs- than any other cor pany
and tie p'''ici-s .iiord greater advantages. Mar.
r'"d women anu 'crnsle children caa insure tie
lives Of either husband " pa cnt ftes .iom tie
claims of cr.ii.ors T.blrs Of half yearly ana
qnarieriy ? emiums, half credit rata. of premium,
short terms, jnint lives sur'iv,rships. endov-
meats and iornis "f application are 10 be had at
the Office or Of the A gent.
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&c. ST.; O r N A M e Mt AL
T TREES,
COUVIR Y MERCHINTS. re-

The subscriber otiels TOR sale Oraamen.
tai Trees Of every description. particularly
The European Linden, and raa'onia I.nps-
rails. splendid shade tree lately iairodu
red from japan, remarkable for us rnnr-
NOUS leaves (-orneiimes two feet 10 DAM
eIcr,) and large clusters Of rose color-u
flowers, spotted and striped within, emitting
a fragrance similar tn the Lilac.
Also Fruit Tree. ol every description. such
as grated Apple trees from I 10 8 I high,
at ~ to Is els each. or $40 Ia I2.5l per
hundred Inoru!aied Pench trees, l2s cts
each, or SO per hundred I; Pear. Cherry,
Plum. N-clarIne, and Apricot trees Il, rea
sonable prices-aIl he varieties warranted
genuine also Ho, house aud Green house
PLANTS, embracing bearing Orange AMI LIE
mon trees. together With d variety "l Flower
seeds, all Of which h. will sell as low as
they can be purchased 10 Philad''lph;a.
II. K. NOLL.
Lewisburs, Sept IL, 1919
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8 i3sTS3Ss

The success OF Dr. Tasks Masne,lc
O,nirpni 10 curiog Sore Eyes, is prove,b-
i'll. Those Who are uot acquainted with
lIs us-, wli find on each bottle j pamphle',
containing Ind d,recilo.s-
AZ, MS in Lev l.turg, hoi;I'oD * Rass.
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OLD DIR. AND S. II. IOIFNSEND'S S
compound syrup of Sarsaparllla

TUST reed from the old DR.. large aud
j fresh supply Of his celebrated medicine
from The principal Depot in New York.
Persons wishing to procure SarsaparilIa
can have either the old or young Dr's, gen.
uine and fresh. by calling on the Agent,
L.ewisburg. June 20 & w SGHAFFLE
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NEW v"LUME OF the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

10 Iarenf0rs, -Ettf6nes. and Arfscdns.
TYHHE Publishers Of the Scientific American in
returning their thanks to the Community for
the literal support and encoura asemcnl which has
been extended To them during the past four year.
would respectfully give notice that the LIST nurn-
Der Of Volume S. will he issued on the 22J a.
September, afioring favorable Opportunity 'or
all 10 subscribe, who may sh IN enI~e!ve-
at The valuable information always t,uui ia it,
columns. The neH volume will be comn,snS I'd
wt-h new type. printed on extra fine paper, man
ulactured expressly for this publication and en-
b-lli.hrd w'h cha-,e and elegant border. 1t
viii be pnhli.hsd AZ h-Ietofore iu quarto form.
thus affo,u,.g a, the end Of the yesI beautiful
t,.ok oil over 400 pages, containing between
and 6C0 original engravings Of new Inventions.
described by letters Of reference. besides a great
amount II reading matter valuable 10 every man
IN the country.
An increased amount # care and expense " III
be bestowed upon this volume, To render il more
fuly what it has ben termed. The best Me-
chanicsl Paper in the World" Its columns n.
usual will he filed ith the most reliable and
correct information in regard To the progress oi
Scientific and Mechanical impioveme nts. Chem
islry, Architecture, Botany. Manufactures, R,u
Road intelligence, and the weekly Lis, of Pa,
ents. prepared expressly for this Journal at the
Patent Once in Washington.
A. an evidence of the estimation in whirh ,hi,
publication is held by the Scientific and Mechan-
icai portion of the community, it is only nsc,s
safy 10 state, that its circulation has Increased
within the last three years to upwards OF 10 noO
copies, already exceeding the united circulation
of all the Mechanical and Scieni ific publication.
in this county, and the largest Of any single
one I'm the world.
TsnNs:-T~o dollars . year in advance. or
if desited one dollar in advance. and the rcmain-
der in six months,
To CLuBs IS copies, SO; 10 copies, SIS;
20 copies. S23.
All letters must be post paid and directed TO
at MUM & co.
Publishers Of the Scientific American, n. York.
N. B.-Paients secured and mech sncsI draw
ings executed on the most reasonable terms al
the cientfc American Office.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
Departments and Studies.

Jects u! otunJ anu Excfclses iof the current year
Departments and Studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six Classes-Exercisrd in Spelling. Reading
DrGniton English Gra,nmsr Arithmetic. Geog-
rarhy, History u 5. a., penman hIp, and Com
position.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. oft tie Aeademy
The same studies as in the P.iusry Department
continued in The of larger text books; and To
these are addei General iiistory, Davies Algebra,
Lesendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT r Of the Academy
Jun. academic Class. English Language,
Geography, History u. 5. A.. Latin Grammar
and Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader com
u,enced, Arithmetic completed.
Sen. Academic Chss. Engli-h Language,
General History, C@s'r, Virgil, Greek Reader,
Davies Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman Ciass. Lvy .Anahasis. Memorabilia,
Davies Legsndre, Trigon. 'tDetry commenced.
Sophomore Class. Horace. Odyssey, Select
Citations Of Deinosihenes. Lpgen,ire completed,
Davies Surveying aud Navigation, Analytical
Gennfiry, Blair. Lectures.
Junior CL1.s Deno.lhenes on the Crown.
Greek Tragedy. Cicero lie Oiiciis, Tacilus, Nat
urai Philosophy. Astronomy. Logic.
Students in the English Department recite
with those pursuing the same studies in the
Regular Cour'e.
No class 10 the Regular course, has less than
three daily recitaions. All The members Of the
school, lin three divisions.) are exercised every
Saturday in Reading. Defamation, English Com
position, and Vocal Muse.
All the students repaired to at'enG. regu-
arIy, some religious meeting. Miners are exPec
ted to attend such meetings arc recommended
To them by their parents or guardians. There nrt
in The Borough no less than fix places OF Ir!'iIc
worship, occupied every Lords Day by az many
different Christian denominations.
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i UNIVERSITY
at l.eWisburg.

TINHE TRUSTEES of the University a, Lew
L isbu'g would respectfully inirm its Patrons
aud Frisads, that, in the School under their care.
(at Lrw'shurg) the folo~ins are the Glasses. Sub
jects Of Study and Exercises ioI the current year.
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Fancy Goods, Notions, &c..


TUSr rece'd large aud splendid as.os,.neet
- of Fancy Gnod--such as
SIe.l Beads tiald Prncils Thimbie.
Clasps " Pens Wishing. Cards
Chains Silver Pencils non,inoes
Bead Necklaces Finger Rings i,hsrutomeIefs =
Satin bedis Hair Pms .. Eaz0rs aud
Nmber Needle Gases Stops
Bntfdo Comes Shirt Buttons Walking Csnss
Shell '" - Studs Scissor. ,,
Spanish "a Wafer CoijIs Sun GlAssss
Dressing a. EineTges Spv
Pocket - 'saI Cases Picket Mirrors
Hair Brushes Snun Boxes Compa.ses
Te,in Specaclrs Perfums'y
Na,i Gases Ssicbsls
Flesh Nigh, lights Smelling Bottles
Faint Dolls and Steel Twes.sIs
shoe Doll heads Toys 20,
Jewelry Gard Eases Children
Gnsrd Cha'ns Port mcn'es Fancy .P,pes
Watch Pocket Books Pen Knlyes
Keys Accordiuns Pockett"
o'uS'er t''ns fidei-s = SIN sse;Fhfesd
Cameo :. Parlor L,mps Purses. =.
Iogether wih great variety Of articles no,
mentioned IN the above list. for sale al 10 bev
Drug. Fancy and Variety store of
Ms, CIV >CHArssE
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/ lsJFs;SIs!l z:S.Z,as!I5a1

For Nervous Diseases, Dr.. Task
and IN 90 cases out OF 100 Il viii ntiord
entire relief To The worst cases Of Ncrvuu,
Headache IN 80 minutes.
For sale, wholesale and retail, hy DR.
Thornton q B,ker. Leuisnnrg-snid also
by ]. II Raser, Milton aud bv one nge,i'
IN every village ia the State. P,.cc % ard
80 cts per bottle.
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SIGN If tie INDIAN!
Cheaper than Ever. -

TINHE subscriber. have be pleasure to alnouues
To ihrlr old customer. aud ihs. public in srn
erai that the, Sc opened large and spisrJId
a.sorlmen, oI 4ACCO &C. si he old
stand on Market street formerly occupied by Seal
Anmons as Tailor shop.
Therr entire -ioca has been selected with great
care. and consists cf
CiIars-fiagrGncis La Norma. Prmavsis,
Pr.ncippe. Wern-r'. Regaa. Casiello. Geies.l
Tag lor, Halt Spanish, anu Common.
CayeiIGlish Sah'er'. Black
Fat, Congress, OGouoko, Branch Stag. Plug. and
Fine Gut.
Smoking TObaCcO-Cu, and Dry.
Scsiieriat- Sc.
Sniff Rappe aud Scotch. ,.-
SHuh Boxes, German iip-s. ard fancy ssu
cl. OF tIgIr cases--all of which are Offered nj
'h- lowest rates .l!i kinds OF Pso,lure isken Ia
exch,nse Gail, see. aud Judge for yourselves
heijre ,ulden,ring he article,
4. j. PENNY!
HENi.I FURRY
Levi.turg, April 81, i9i9
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DR.. T2ASK'S
Magnetic Ointment!!
E:fX4.As1Ilt 1Ilt4:XsE

" hat snuG n'in """is ~ wear wig
We ali know the value of a good head of
hair. A young man with bald head, is a
sori Of waking caIicalure Of his species.
Hence the many various attempts TO rene.
DIV or conceal the deficiency. Hundreds
of the young men Of this country, after try
ing the Thousand and one chemical prepa.
ra,ions and nos,rums for restoring the hair,
are driven the necessity Of wearing wig!
practice as little conducive to cleanliness.
as i, Is dangerous to health Now, we hap
pen TO know from practical experience. that
Trask's Magnetic Ointment will restore the
hair on q bald head, when oil other rene.
dies have failed.
Sold 10 Lewishurg, wholesale and retail.
by Thornton & Baker. Price 25 and so
cents per bottle.
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Number of Students.

The number Of students during the past wear
in .he various departments. was lSl. The
number thsi have entered the classes in the Reg,
uiir Course for the current year exclusive of
those in the English aud Primary Departmental
Is as follows:
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Office Hem'cced.
HENRY c.. HICKOk,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
E.e,risbWrg. E'M.

OFFICE. on Second ST., lately occupied
" By L. b. Christ. Esq.
Ap,l :, ls49
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WANTED-lwo tons of RAGS, in
w exchange for Merchandise.
Ap25 Il Lawshe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-24

The import having been very moderate, prices have
gradually Improved, the last sale being at So Itis
now wanted Provisions have been more In demaad
than usual, and high prices obtained for the
small parcels arriving and landed from vessels boun
beef and pork cannot be quoted at lees than 3o The
arrivals OF lard very heavy and sales we're made
saes at go Lard in kegs is preferred to the
refined In tins Hams have been much wanted and
good lots have been sold at 4cor Codn,h- The sup
ply has been abundant, aud OF late OF rather Inferior
quality, which has reduced the prices, the last sales
being ct 81 sl; good quality would still bring l6R
prices have ruled from $40 600 RS per 49, Wax
The import from all quarters large and prices
have ruled lower than for time aud may now DO
quoted at 100 rs. Tobacco--The market has been
abundantly supplied with all sorts. aud sales are nov
dfcult None but the very best qualities Of ssgsr lsa
should ever be sent and only in small PARCELS last
sales OF good have been at II l4n plug. $40 RS The
market for all imports has been very dull the trade
generally NOR" than for ne past
This state will only be by moderate i'm ports
which we have for some time advised, aud happy
to see about being put into effect Cofse-rhs pros
pect OF settlement Of the Danish question and favor
BILE accounts from Europe Joined with moderate sup
plies and prospect Of shert crop have caused the
article to be in brisk demand ut improving prices,
which alone have been checked by the breaking Of
the war In the Duches. There Is still fair deman nd
for the South of Europe and the United States fully
equal to the supplies, which very moderate, and
will continue to be throughout the season. it is
now ascerained boy ond doubt that the crop will
not average even half of the previous one, but as
there Is some old coffee still Remaining in the in
terror We estimate that the export Of the
2eoCO0 bags; but the prevalent opinion is that it
will not be 1000 900 The receipts OF coffee
are very limited. but Of good quality Superior
In demand at 81 $500; good drsts, 1900 3n rhs
stock does not exceed $4,000 bags, mostly ordinary.
should peace be restored to the north of Europe prices
will advance considerably the orders are very OK
tensve The export In June was 81 7O+ bags of which
Az 044 went TO the United States the taoles below
1t will be that the falling off the crop Of 1915
Is 1853 bags compared With the crop Of ls47 aud 1t
would have been still greater had not the advance in
prices taken place The increase to the United States
being 7244 bags and decrease Europe 2OO677 bags
The increased export to New Orleans and Mobile was
5a6 bags OF the crop Of 1S48 and the
Aaatic ports, 81 SlY, compared to the crep of Is47
The decrease to the Atlantic ports the past months
has been oo2i5 bags. The export Of Ave crop years
has been q follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-24
Foreign Miscellany.

According 10 the .iusf,en Loyss, the Austrian GO
yernment cannot delay more than 70 might to inss
that has already taken place.
Count Louis Bs,hysny. Count Etieune Csroly ana
other prisoners compromised In TIE Hungarian iusur-
recton were removed to Vienna on the 18th ult froa
Lsybsch.
The fusfrscn LoySs announces that Lorrovics Arch
bhop Of Ersu and 80 other political prisoners Of hsh
rank, have been conveyed to Presburg.
The Duke and Duchess de Montpsnsisr were sr-
peoted at Cads on the 5th inst TO assist II grad
bull 6ght.
The government Of Switzerland viii not ALLOW sbs
cbfs o. the insurrection In Baden Who have taken
fuse In that republic any longer to remain there The
police Of the several cantons directed By order
nom Berne TO snpsi all the leader. Of the movemsnt
supplied With passports Tor any other country but ther
immediate departure IL insisted on The order in
strive, zts Gosss Werner. and Ficslsr as the poll
tcsl leaders The military commanders and chefs Of
,Ss ,rse s &c M'.ro,ss.s sss Doll M:rs,
refuge In Switzerland they have been occupied By the
fercest quarres among each ether and charges OF To-
oapscity eo~ardice, and punderins have been frsss
The exports made by Belgium In the nrst six month,
~ the present year were o5 252 las fr being only
3t2S m less than in the corresponding period q
MIN. de Lssteyrie, daughter OF Gen. Lsfsyetts has
Just Died ct Bourbon rArchsmbauit department Of the
ALTER.
Father Ventura has len Italy After the mi.fcrtunss
vheh he had frequently predicted for the sspsdtlos
TO Rome, he could not well remain in the ronnsesi
states.
An ofhcial communication has been received fro1
her NsJeStys Charge dAsires Ia Mexico stating that
the ports ~ Hustaco and Alsts have by DEGREES Of
the Mexican government, been opened to comneres
ana the cosstipg trade
The Duke and Duchess de Nemours arrived ct %
tend and left almost after By speosi trds
for Germany.
The Opinion, Of Turin Of the 2sth ult. states thai
Narshal Wimpnen (Austrfan) len Rome on ths zts
after having hsd long conferences ~ith General Out
not who hsd limited himself to conversation OF mere
liz military character saying thst deCorceiles alone
was entrusted with the political part
NJ Van de weyer, the Belgian minister 10 EpgssA,
with his family, arrived Of Brussels Aug = on iesss 81
sbscncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-24

LsrH raoN RIO JASERIo.-vEssrIs Bou,p TO C.Li-
ronrik--The brig Argyle. Capt Murphy. at this port
last evening sailed from Rio the I'd July
The United States vessels In port the frigate
Brandyvine, Com Storrr; sloopof war Falmouth CON-
handler Petgrew. to sail for the Pacific In eight ten
days, and storeship supply, Lieut.. Commanding
Sinclair from the Mediterranean. The ship susan O.
Ovens Barclay, from Philadelphia for San sncisco
bad put into Rio for supplies, aud sailed again on the
30th June. There were only three California bound
v'st"lr ut Rio when Captain Murphy Jailed. via ship
Oiheo Gallouay bad been far the Straits OF Ma
gsaD and put back With loss of anchors aud chains
bark Ralph Cross, Davis and brig Meteor Smith both
from ~ ilsdspbis, were to sail In day two-Bahf-
more .4msrfcar, august 20.