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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
To PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS. &
rOTTNTP MERCHANTS.

TO PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS. g.
COUNTR Y MERCHANTS.
'DR.J. keller & BRO. most res.
~ peclfuIly solicit attention 10 their fresh
stock OF English, French. German, and
american Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Che
micals, Oils, Dyestuffs, Glassware, Perlu.
merry, Patent Medicines, Varnishes. &c.
Having opened new store, No :94, Market st,
with full supply OF fresh Drugs and Medicines.
we respectfully solicit country dealers to exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. PROM
ising one and all who may feel disposed TO ex-
tend to Us their patronage, to sell them genuine
Drugs and Medicines, on as liberal terms as any
other house in the City and to faithfully execute
all orders entrusted to us promptly and with &C.
spatch.
One of the proprietors being regular Physi-
clan. affords ample guarantee Of the genuine
quality OF all articles sold at their establishment.
We especially invite druggists aud country
merchants. who may wish TO become agents for
DR.. K,eler's Celebrated Family Medicines.
(s'andar and popular remedies to forward their
address.
Soliciting the patronage Of dealers, we respect>
fully remain.
in. KELLER & BRO, Wholesale Druggists,
ly2s4l No. 294. Market ST., Phiiad.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Brandreth's Pills are sold at 25
cts per box with full direction>)

cts per box with full direction>)
DYJ. HAYES e. CO., Lewisburg. ana
| ID by ONLY one Agent in everv town in
the Union. Each Agent has Certificate
ofAgency. Examine the box o. pills always
and compare it with the fac-simile labels on the
Certificate of Agency. As there is a counterfeit
of the new label out, this ia Of much importance,
as there is a decided difference between the
appearance Of the true labels and those Of the
counterfeit. The counterfeit is done on stone;
the genuine are done on steel. The appearance
of the printing on the counterfeit is ragged and
bury the genuine label is the very pink Of
neatness. both in printing, paper, and general
execution.
Be very careful and go to the Agent, when you
want Brandreth's Pills then you are sure Of the
genuine article. When you purchase otherwise,
inquire Of the seller whether he knows the pills
he offers you are the genuine Brandrcth's! Ev-
cry man knows whether the article he offers 10
true or false. Beware Of cheats!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

The Providence Transcript says there Is
lady in that CITY so aristocrai' hat she re.
fuses 10 take newspaper. because the pa.
per is made OF rags! She very studiouslv
avoids everything Of a low origin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
The Greatest Discovery ef Me .1yc!
DR.. Trask's MAGNETIC OINTMENT

&As . ssAss> eeAe~seeSA = ~ VAAv QAAi4U
rs constantly efIec,ing cures of the utmos,
importance. The most creduIous are cox
vINcEp the most faithless, compelled to believe
in the power and virtue of this great remedy.
II is universally admitted to be the ,oonsrtal
combination known to the world for the inmeiae relief
IF disease and pain. 1t fails while there remains
sufficient life to restore natural and healthy action
the capillary vessels of the body. eguoye cc,o-
ton Of the blood by this means. controlling power is
gained the most malignant forms Of disease which
not he obtained from any other remedy. Such is the
power Of the combination, that it penerates to every
portion Of the human frame every bone and muscle
vein. and gamcnt is searched and made sep
sble Of purcaton and healing influence Hence copcs
readily with Internal a. external diseases.
Numerous instances record, where this remedy
has restored health to patients grave that the
most powerful internal remedies failed produce any
effect. such has frequently been the in
Inflammation of the Bowels
No patient need die with this disease where the Magnetic
Ointment can BE- obtained. That dangerous epidemic
known the PUTRID ERYSIPELAS, can always be-
cured by this remedy. For
LNFLANNA TORT PREUMiTySM
this Ointment is the complete remedy ever prepared
In 90 ont Of 1O0 it will afford entire rf to the
worst cases Of Nervous Headache in 80 minutes For
Nervous Diseases. this remedy is Of immense value
Affections Of the Spine, Rheumatism Iamcness Ulcc-
rstsd Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleurisy. Group Chs
Cholera MOrbus. Ague in the Pace Breast. Burns.
scald Head. Scrofula Salt Eheum ErysPelas Infamcd
Eyes Fever Sores, &c. will be Immediately relieved by
the use Of this remedy.
Sold BY Thornton 4 Baker. Lewisburg.
6ms2s] EFF BUrrERrIELD. Travg Agt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

The Day Book thinks that the great
commotion excited by Jenny Lind's arrival
is trick of Barnum 10 subvert the Cons,i.
tuition of The Unicd States, elect her Pres.
iden,. sni place The whole Country under
petticoa, government. The best govern.
rnent in The world.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

Vulgar,y-un.uccessiai sffec'ation.-
Fashion--successfA a fiectalion-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

RiNNS' JUSTICE, new edition. can be had
- st Lyndall's Bookstore. in this place.
Le~isbure, April 10. 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Try the new FIRM:
yrYuUnEIEl q, 1nIyCE1
WYKOFF & HOUSED

MOULD inform The pubic. that they
w have opened shop on Fourth street
lower story Of S. W. Wykoff's old stand,
opposite Hunter Pardoe's shop, where they
keep on hand or make to order -
Fancy and Common Chairs,
Boston Rocking Chairs-also R~
Bureaus, Tables, Beds,cads. HR
&7 of various kinds, s6
S-Nx8 Se,iees. &c. SC.
All work in our line warranted to be well
made, and on the most reasonable terms.
House and Sign PAINTING
attended 10 BY the subscribers on the shor-
test notice and in The best style.
Country Produce and Lumber taken in
payment and Cash not refused, but rather
preferred. .
The subscribers intend to be strict in the
fulflmen, of all their promises as regards
work-and so doing. hope to receive a
liberal share Of public patronage.
JOHN b. WYKOFF.
JOSEPH NJ. HOUSED.
Lewisburs. Nov. ls49
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Buildings, Library and Apparatus

The Academic edfce now occupied by the
members Of the University, has been erec ed, Q,
an expense Of 5000 and it is adapted to accommodate
80 students. Another eiifcc is nearly completed.
expected be really for occupancy at the
of the next Tcim--0ct. Il. 1850.
The LIBRARY contains number Of select volumes, and
/. constantly increasing.
Chemical Apparatus hns been procured sufficient to
supply the immediate demand. The Apparatus tor the
iilu.lratou Of Mechanical philosophy, is now complete.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

MOTES-Promissory. Judgment. aad
~ Joint Notes (blanks) at this office
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

A Lady. having purchased some sausa'
ges of a couple Of boys, overheard them
talking about the money.
"Give.mshalf os it," says one.
81 wo','i,'said the other.
Nov, iha, siip't fair. yon k"o" it a'n'f'
10, for halllhe. pup. was mlne."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

A newly arrived Irish girl Was recently
ordered by the family with whom she had
gone TO 1--we, TO crack some shellbarks
The lady stepped 10 the head Of the STAIRS,
and called. and calied-"Peggy." "MarmH'
"Ilave yhu those nuts cracked yet p NO.
marm." "WtlI. make has'e-"e are wal
ting for Item" Another hall hour elapsed,
ard no mats appeared. peggy Peggy =
"narml" .'Come. come! haze you not
those nuts cracked - mo marm! they
aint hoH cracked and me lathe are a
most on O. me head airidy !"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

0NE Buggey and Seit Of HaruesA
" Ooe Two Horse Wagon,
Oae Truck Wagon. .--
Eos sale BY HP Shelter
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

A bachelor is like a jog without handle
there's NJ taking hold Of h.,n.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

CERTyFIt1 TE.S AND TESTIMONIALS
Sufficient TO- fill erery column cf is Paper cum be produced
setting forth the ,oondertd rirtaes@
Dr.. Swayne's celebrated Family Medicines.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
CLEANSE AND PURIFY.

Agenfs for Uni0n coVN'y, Pa.:
G. ". ScHurIR and TnegNToN & BAKER, L.risJ"rr:
G. " Kcss!.rs EWsou. Berlin H. Mcnrh. Nillcrsur.
Moses Spcclt. Ecavcrtnwn l.. J. Boyer. Ccntrrville
Davis schuurc Sensgrove l.. & Tayior. Miillinbury
Ynungnan Walter. Dry Valley iSmi iosssrs alley
Hculcn Keller. Navy Island Wit :. .ilcrt. iIarilcton
Boyer L Summers, Frccburs Sam IIaupt, Jr.
ard by Storekeepers generally ll290
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Tuition and Board.

ustT"t'O VI IV'II''c'I H'IVS0I''!' It o" VO'rI''V'
Tuition and Board.
Tui,ion-in the Collegiate Department $40
Academic $50, Primary SI2-Per year.
Board, including lodging. washing, fuel, and
light. can he had in the village and its vicinity al
various prices. from 81 so to - so per week.
Arrangcm nts in progress to furnish Boar cxclu
svc Of lodging washing, fuel and light, to such may
desire it. at Fl p per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-the former com
mences on the 3rd Thursday in October, and
continues &c weeks; the latter commences on
Thursday. 18th May, and continues IA weeks.
Spring Vacation. 4 weeks; Autumnal. 8.
BY order and in behalf Of the Board:
THOMAS WATSON, Pres't.
GEORGE F. MILLER, Sec'y.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. Sept. l, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
INPUKTTY OF TIE BLOOD

Possesses a marvellous efficacy all complaints ars
Gin. Indigestion. from teddy ef N. Sf,rGrh. froiE
unequal circulation. deermaiIpa oi blood e, the hca
talpI:atio the heart. cold AMI li, cold chi ana,
hot flashes the body has equal IN Co6ds AM
Coughs and promotes rNfccicr'l"n aul gentle Ter
spiraon relaxing OF the lungs throat Ant, essEy
olber part
but in nothing is it, excellence manifcsIy ald
Acknowledged Ihsn IN all Kinds lnl slases II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Number Of students.

The number of students during the past yea
in the various Departments. was 172. Th
Collegiate classes already organized lor The ensu
ing year. are the following:
Senior class
Junior class IL
Sophomore class 10
Freshman class 10, 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
LITGfIFIELD ENQUIRER
LTTCHFIELD. August 10, 1850.
Reads Hand Of God in History.

An exchange paper, under the head Of
4. Liiesa ry Fraud, !" s1ys, I" A certain Rev.
II. Christmas, a clergyman II The Church
laf England, has puhlishedan edition of The
Rev Hollis Read's " Hand Of God in HIS,
tory" exPu,ga,cd Of all the passages COM
menting ON the union Of Church and Stale"
But for the erpm ga ion sin of,his lilera>
nv larceny, we mig congratulate Mr. Read
on the extension thus given to wo kso
fi',el to DC useful Malted and stolen tho
il is, we trust it will supply TO many an
Easlist reader better matter than might
o. herwise be taken up,n its stead. = What
then /? notwithstanding, every way, whe-
her IN pretcnee or in lIa,h, Christ is preach
ed; and thesein do rejoice, yea, and will
rejpice." ''s ~ 1-3'
We avail ourselves of this occasion to
commend The book TO the special favor of
the Americas public. Regarded simply as
a record of h sioric events it will be foAnd
highly interesting, but its perusal is render
ed douhly interesting as we'll as profitable,
as il traces those events in connection with
the providence Of God.-IN. Y,Observer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
The Dial Of Eternity.

The dial. plate OF time measures off the
flight Of mans days, months, and years.
with ceaseless diligence, still all are fled.
But there is no dial plate of Eternity -
How solemn and fearful! the thought thai
when the wheels Of time have rolled eacl
man to the end of his journey in this
world, his unlneasured duration begins.
In reference to the fight Of time. Rev.
DR.. Spring once closed discourse in tho
following graphic language
~ shall never address this audience
again. | shall never again meet them.
but at the bar of God. That interview
seems indeed far distant; hut it will
come as soon as time, with his eagle wings.
shall have finished the little remnant Of
his short career. AFTER death, the
Judgment" We die; but Intervening
ages pass rapidly over those who sleep
10 the dust. There is no dial .plate there
on which to count the hours Of time.
No longer is il told By days, Or months.
or years for the planets which mark
these periods are hidden from their sight.
Its fight is NO longer noted by events
perceived by the senses !: for the mortal
ear is deaf. and the mortal eye Is closed.
The busy world Of lifc. which wakes sl
each morning and oel,ses every bight.
goes.on above them. bat 10 them ell Is
silent and unseen. The greetings OF JOY
and the voice 0l gFief--lho revolutions Ut
empires and che lapse If agss--send no
sound within that marrow cell. GensEr
alton after generation arc brought and
laid BY thar side the inscription upon
he monumental marble lella The oeasu
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
The Centre moving West.

Westward The Star If Empire takes ITS way"
"A table calculated by Dr.. Patterson,
of the United States Mat, in Philadel>
phia, showing the centre of representa-
tive population of the Union at each cen
sus from 1900 to 1910, inclusive. gives
the following results: In 1890, the GEN.
TIE of the representative population was
in Baltimore county. Md, 4G miles north
and % east from Washington. In 1900
it was in Carroll county, Md, So miles
north and 9 east Of Washington. In
1910, it was in Adams county, Penn. "a
miles north and 30 west f, ON Washing
ton. In 1920. it was in Morgan county,
Va, AZ miles north and II west from
Washington. In 1880, it was in Hamp-
shire county, Va, 4s miles north and
loS west from Washington. In 1910.
it was in Marion county, Va, So miles
north and 1860 west from Washington.
thus IL would appear that the centre of
representative population has kept nears
ly one the same parallel Of latitude for
FIFTY years, the latitude of 1910 being
within ten miles oflhat of 1890. 1t has
in the same period moved westward one
bundled aud eighty miles. l- by. R.
Thus we perceive, that the mass of
represel t tive population is moving west
ward with accelerated velocity. The
following statement exhibits its progress
towards the setting sun
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

The centre is now" says DR.. P,
just about the Ohio river, and by the new
census will be in Washington or Monroe
county"
1t is estimated that part of the region
designated 1.-The West. lying within the
United States. is capable Of s47,5oo,ooo
of souls at the rate England is populated
Such a number will be found upon il be-
fore the middle of the next century, ac-
cording to present rates of increase. Its
mountains, lakes, and rivers, are on the
grandest scale. The Missouri is 5000
in length. or more than twice as long as
the Danube. The Ohio is 600 miles
longer than the Rhine. Its lakes extend
from east to west over fifteen and a half
degrees Of longitude, covering an area of
$4,000 square miles, and draining a
country of 100000 square miles. The
Mississippi and its tributaries alone afford
steamboat navigation Of thirty thousand
miles. 1t inland commerce in 1916 was
1892, OO0, OOO-m more than twice the for-
eign commelc e of the country. The ysst
chain Of railroads and dykes commenced.
when completed. iatersecting it in every
direction, will greatly enhance it. A
more bountiful soil. giving richer remu-
neralion to the cultivation. cannot be found
on earth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

1DAGWjE'RiR1 m 81 a fRTPlS

I'D 8 @ UERIR u; 81 ~ A.RTlSIa
s:VTTOUL5 mast respectfully imiorm ihe
Nv people of Lilchtield County that he
Gaa's fitted vi, rooms lew doors 4xest Of the
Court House fur the EXPRESS purpose Of taking
miniatures, which will be warranted perfcci
"a Havisg arranged a north light with the ad-
di,inn of a metallic reflector ( which BY The
way is a perlect snbssilNie f,r a skylsghil il
now prepared to take sinxl ! pictures cr Groups
seaaal TO the best Opesafof inthe City.
Those who contemplate ha"ihg their -miilia
lures, are advised TO procuFe them at This
place, raj b { than employ enc Of the many who
an nine cases out Of ten. fail TO give you AMI.
thing like perfect picture.
1.-The sast nun Der 81 miniatures Which he
has SOLD during the last three years, Is any
evidence If his ability to please. then has h..
reason Il believs those WIN patronize this
establishment will have no cause for regret
Pictures inserted in Lockets, Rings, pins.
Sc o. any desired size.
Alsna variety III. Gold Lnckefs on hand
Ynuag men wishing to engage il. > lucrative
business having Capital 81 from $50 "a $75
eau receive lh0Fdugh eonrse OF Instructions,
together With . complete apparatus.
Lileh6eld April 25th. 1880,
&.s-e. sAsAtea f9f ttsi AZ gs5 ssl - 80 fAH
Eatsss.sa va 8 sssts 4 - y - =
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
ELOQUENT Extract.

From the late speech Of Hon. G. L.
Durham, Of Indiana, we take the fol-
lowing eloquent extract: sa.
SlR--I have heard honorable gentle
men coolly attempt to calculate the val
ae OF the Union--its value in dollars and
cents--this Union purchased at price
in suffering, toll, and blood, in compari>
son with which the mines of the Indies
sink into insignifcance 1.-THE value Of
this Union, in comparison with the mo-
ial influence of which upon mankind,
the wealth of the universe is but as the
dust in the balance !--this Union, which
is the germ that is leavening the world
with the spirit of freedom this Union,
| which issthe nucleus of the liberties Of
mankind-s which is at once the model
for the successful, and the asylum, for
the unsuccessful patriot, in his struggles
against the tyranny Of the Old World
this Union, as to whose future, when you
attemptto Judge by its past, the imagin-
alton faltels, and our fancy, inits bold
est flight like the dove from Noah's ark,
returns with weary wing, having found
no resting place Why, sir. what was
this Union few years ago, but thirteen
feeble colonies upon this Atlantic coast?
westward the star of empire took its
way" The hardy sons Of liberty scaled
the rugged heights Of yon blue Ale
ghanies, and poured themselves into the
immense valleys below, and already they
filled witt as noble race as the sun Of
i heaven ever shone. upon. Still west.
ward they take their way. They have
scaled the snow capped peaks Of the
Rocky Mountains, and poured them.
selves down their western slopes to the
shore Of the majestic Pacific and al
ready are our ears greeted with the mum
of busy industry, coming up from those
distant hills and valleys already, as il
by magic, teemng cities, prosperous vii,
lagos, and thriving hamlets are spring
ing up all over that country, bedecking
it like the glittering jewels Of some gor-
geous diadem. Soon the immense com
mcrce OF Asia and the Indies. Which has
SO long suPpHeO the coHsTs u LhSiAna
and sustained her lettering p wer will
pouri.s glittcfipg treasures in upon that
western coast. and through yon rocky
barriers into the. laps of these our east
crn valleys. Whilst we yet deliberate
sir. States arc springing into existence,
as il in obedience 10 .hc fat OF Him
who speaks and it is done! Calculate
the value Of such u Union! As well
might you attempt to number the sands
upon the seashore, on the gllttering hosts
OF yon blue arch above US. Can it BE-
possible that any man who claims to
be an American citizcn--in whose veins
courscs American blood--n whose boz
som thlobs an American heart---who
has felt the exhilarating influence Of
the genius Of our free institutions
can fall so low ~ to attempt to lieu
late the value of such Union Sir,
such man has not soul enough to
appreciate The value Of this Union. which
is q pearl above all price, and his efforts
to do 30 should be listened toas the I'M
meaning babblc of the mamie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

NoTHISa Losr.- The drop that min
giles with the food--the sand dropped
on the sea shore-the VOID you have
spoken not be lost. Each will hast
its influence and be felt till time shall n
no more. Have you ever thought Of tho
effect that might be produced BY single
word? Drop il pleasantly among
group, and it will make dozen happy.
to return to their homes to produce the
same effect on hundred perhaps. al
bad word may rouse the indignation ola
whole neiyhborhood il nlay spread far
and wide and produce the Same disas.
trous effects. As no word is lost. be
careful how you speak speak right =
speak kindly. Tbs influence you may
exert BY . life Of kindness by pleasant
words dropped among The young aud old
~-is incalcnlable. Il will not cease when
your bodies lie in the grave. but win be-
fslt. wider and still wider. rs years pass
away. Who then will not exert himself
for the welfare of millions I
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
Tribaie OF ML Webster 20 lhe late
s President,

MA WEssrEa. NJ. Secretary. AZ a
time when the great mass Of oar lSllow
citizens enjoy ralnaghahle heAlsh and
happiness tIlE0ughoat else whole eoual.y.
u has plsAaed Divine Providence a. slsih
tho two Houses Of Congress. and eapaeIs
ally thls House. wllh repeated occasions
toE moMl ming and lAmanlallon. &lneafho
commencement Of tho seaalun. Wa have
followed twn0f our own laenlhtsN N thslF
lnst homo, and We are noH ealiad unnn
N conjunction wllhp olheF hfAaeh &c -
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

Failure Of Saydam, Sage& Coi-Af-
ter loLg immunity from heavy failures,
oar town was surprised yesterday by the
suspension Of the arm above mention d,
Who We're heavy dealers in The 6oar and
Proy.s'oa ilade Owing, il is stated, to
some large sPecuIaliops 10 hour. which
turned Out unfavoraLiy, and 10 excessive
losses in the resent Gre nj Osveso, they
have been compelled 20 snspend operations.
The amount Of their liabilities is vaguely
s.a,ee a.abou, 5000. 900. The amOuntol
,heir paper aAoat n the street Is reported
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
No. a. WHOLE No. 1866.

ries that have passed away but 10 the
sleeping dead the long interval is unob>
served. Like dream Of the night,when,
with the quickness Of thought, the miAd
ranges time and space almost without q
limit. there is but moment between thu
hour when the eye is closed in the grave,
and when i wakes 70 the judgment"
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

WIN. P. VAN RENssELAER's splendid
mansion apd properly, embracing six huns
dred and fifty acres Of land, has been sold
by his assignees 10 Paul G. Forbes. veal
thy citizen OF Boston, for $62, 500. Mr.. r.
we understand, designs 10 occupy the man
sion. which cost more than he paid for the
whole propeny.-[N Y. Eve. Post,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

oo-The family Of Prof. Webster stillIive
entirely secluded at Cambridge, They
keep themselves completely ignorant Of the
day Of the execution, and believing that he
wrole his hrs. petition for their sake only.
have not cad his confessions nor his second
petition. --s VIZ agt 7.1a IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

Ca. a . ~
lS49.
April |. BY balance in Treas
ury, 3ls. 1919. as per
Comp'rolier's kepof', w, 24l VI
By payments into the 1reasurytrom 3 LIST
Murch 1910, to LIST Aprit 1850.
From forfeited bonds, sc. 4,376,7O
I" avails of Courts, l,5i7,9I III
(" Sla,e Prison, 3 ,OOOOO
" Licenses 10 Pedlers, PAT W
Z" miscellaneous sources 2, 5y4,55
FROM TAXES.
BY cash received for IA tax of
li>3 Cenls on tue dollar on
Assessment List Of 1913. 69, 339,49 - --l
BY cash received for a tax Of
3 of per cent, ON Bank,
Insurance, &c, Suck OF
non residents, 42lS,05
-73,557,54