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TEACHERS.

STEPHEN 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. NJ, Principal Of the
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. M, Teacher in the
Academy.
In order to meet the demands Of the Institu-
tion, the Board have taken measures TO supply
the necessary Apparatus for the department oi
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, afording study rooms
and dormitories for 20 college students. Another
Professor has been added to 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 $40, Primary Sl2-per year.
BOARD. including lodging, washing, fuel and
light, can be had in the village and its vicinity At
various prices, from 81 ,37A to $3.50 per week.
Sessions, Vacations, &C.
Two Sessions in year-the former commen
ces 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 l lth October.
The Board are happy to add that Lewisburg
is At present, - Il ever has been, exceedingly
healthy.
BY order and 10 behalf Of the Board:
THOMAS WATSON, Pres't.
GEORGE F. MILLER. Sec'y.
LewisbuTg, Union Go. Pa. Sept. l, ls49.
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Tricks OF QUACKs.

lsr EvERYBopy RgAp THIS cARsRrLLS.-lncre -
s,rssp,rilia or sale ~ the different towns caiiiu y
Toxnsrnd's SarSaparia. H Is advertised rs the otit.E
Nal GENUINE, and all tnat. This TOWNSEND Is u" upe
.nd nerer was but formerly worker on rsiroa ca
nai. and the ike-yet he the title OF Doctor io i-
nurosr Of gaining credit for what he issoi hs says ne
Ia. ended medical schools, and ifss ce'' "i
wears, Now the truth he never praeteed hr ~
day in his life Such srfEi, ~ickef nssrsPrrsriato
looks bad the character aud veraeity OF The nan W.
most he had made those statements - a
sr or Of me- When will learn TO be hpfr- ail "
mi in all their dealinss and Intercourse WIN t,s 'e
m.n he applied Ruei Capp 10 assist Inn IN nsi
uT.cturne his MIXTURE stating the large sums ne We"
NIKE as an Ir.ucemeni embark in the business f'
men have been insulting and iibe!lns me ~ al pos
Sorms in order impress the public WIN the oeei ~
thc O Dyctors sarsapariila not the ssanHe @ig
Say sapariua made from the Old Docf0rs Crig"d. NJ
s,e fhs s r. Townsend says have sold ne use o.
name for ~ week will give hun SsS II he VIII :
duce one single solitary proof OF this His siaiemeni'
Thon,pson SktIlnan Il Co. nohfs out 'iss'f -
fss. s.booss simply made to deceive the RGor1 ehc
The truth down in regard his soarins aleni'ng
ound This the public TO purchase h'n- -,
Old DR. JACOB Townsenls SarsApariiIa having on -
Old Doctors likeness. his f1mny Ceu 81 -h"Si a" ~
etspatureacross the Coat OF Arms.
JACOB IOs. SSf.>
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What article OF food 's nice, and al The
same time very fiat l-Buck.~heai cakes.
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NA ~ a. AS -
SAM'L AMMON,
for liberal patronage heretofore
received. RESPECTFULLY informs his old friends
and the public generally that be has removed his
Tailor shop
to the Basement Of his Brick dwelling on Market
street, mex, door shove e. PsnDy's saddlery Gate
the office of H Hickok, Esp where he hopes to
suit all who may give him their CUSTOM as
he does all work in his line in the best ana
newest style and on short notice. lie has
the Fashions regularly. employs none but
good hands, and is determined TO keep "
with the times and merit a good share
patronage. CUTTING done TO order.
Charges reasonable, and Produce taken n
exchange for work
Lewisburg, June, ls4s ly27O,7
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The Plaindealer man is very tough 'un
hut we guess this will fetch him.
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IINHE subscriber would inform the Cen
i tlemen of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has now re.opened new and elegant
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 to fit. Produce
received in payment at market prices.
JOHN b. MILLER.
Lewisburg, April II, ls4S
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The most dangerous kind Of bat that
sometimes flies at night, is The brick bot.
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Get the Best !

Get the Best!
4 IL young persons should have Standard
II Dictionary at their elbows. And while
you about it, get the best: that Dictionary is
Moan WEBsrER's, the great work, unabridged.
II you are too poor, save the amount from of your
back, 10 put it into your PhrenOlag Jour.
Dr.Webster's great work is the hest Dictionary
Of the English language.-London Morn. Chron.
Containing three times the amount of matter Of
any other English Dictionary compiled in this
country, or any abridgment Of this work.
Published by G & Merriam. Springfield, Mass.
and for sale at the Cheap Bookstore of
May 80 LYNDALL, LewisburR
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Table of Premiums required for the Assuro"e'
of 4 LOO E,E The l.LaLe term of Life.

The premiums ere less than any other company
and the policies afford grester advantages. Mar
ried women and female children can insure the
lives Of either husband or parent free from the
claims d creditors. Tables Of half yearly and
quarterly premiums. half credit rates Of premium,
short terms, joint lives. survivorships, endow-
menss and forms Of application are 70 be had q,
the Office or of the Agent.
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GENTLEMEN'S Fancy Goods, Vest
" ings, Cloths. Cassimerss, and Sum
mer Goods in general, a.
q b BDweI Oheap Slor:
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Swavns's celebrated Vermifuge,

"A Safe and Efiectual Remedy for Worms, Dys-
pepsis. Cholera Morbus. sickly or dyspePtc
Children or Adults, and the most useful Family
Medicine ever offered TO the public"
This remedy is one that has proved successful
for long time, and is universally acknowledged
BY all who have tried it TO be far superior (being
40 very pleasant to the taste, at the same time
eticc,uaO 10 any other medicine ever employed IN
diseases for which it is recommended. 1t no;
only destroys worms, but it invigorates the whole
sysem. II is harmless in its effects and the health
OF the patient is always improved by its use, even
when no worms are discovered.
rrBewayc of Mistakes. Remember-Dr SIS
Vsrmi,uye is now put up in square bottles (hav>
ing recently been chsnged) covered by beautiful
wrapper, steel engraving, with the portrait Of Dr
s~ syne thereon engraved. Bear this in mind,
and be not deceived.
DR. swAYNE's SUGAR COATED sARSA-
PARII.LA AND EXTRACT OF TAR PILLS.
The virtues Of these pills can be appreciated
only by those who have used them. They are
adapted to assist nature in carrying of morbid
matter, obstructions, imPurity Of the blood. &c.
Tbev are gentle and effective Purgaiive. correct
all The functions of the liver, and as an alternative
in dropsical affections they are very valuable and
.bonH be in every family. They have -" outside
costing Of pure White Sugar.whereby Serything
d,s.ereeabie 10 taste or smell is entirely removed
without in the least affecting the e1celenr quail
ties of the medicine. Remember! they arc now
put up in boxes turned out Of the solid wood,
covered with q red label bearing the signature Of
DIR swsyne: none other is genuine.
The above valuable Medicines are pre-
pared only by DR.. SWAYNE, N w corner Of
Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
Agents for Union County. Pa.
c w Scha6le, and Thornton d Bake, ,Lewisburg
] Seebold and \, b Mench, Mlersburg
Ed Wilson. ''"" L. & Taylor. M Mifflinburg
Mos Specht. Beavertown Wilt q E'Iert, Harteton
ID Bower, Centerville Ssml Haupt do
DE- schnure, ,Selinser've Youngman Il Walter,
D Smith. .Mosser's Valley Dry Valley
Reub KelIer. Navy Island B & Summers. Freebure
asd y Storekeepers generally ly29O
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TRIAL LIST, Feb. Term, 1850

Commencing Feb. ls.
" F Wsgenseller vs Rosetta Bosgs
Hayes ct sl " Chss Gudykunst
Hy Hci,zmsn vs. Bsstian Dievri ct
Jacob Hsfer " Albert Wineear!en
Mary Dubois VS. 5 & J Bowersox
Jane. Daley IS Abbot Green -
Saml Hoover V Israel Gutelius
l. Man. vs. J Lawshe s A 3ill,neyer and T
J,me. Silver vs. Ssm Bechtol & A defiant
Geo Chapel =. Ralph Dn:y
kinsman use # Riley vs. II " Snyder
Lines Williamson vs. J hn M'Krlssy
Wm Ro.hong SIS Sami Hau!t
Whit, &Mer,inr, ,iud Of Eddick vs Bang"s& Camp
same " Msrkle. Bartges 4 Camp
Jonathan Zeilers rs S !. Beck
H-ury Bradshrr y, Henry YoI,heimer Jr
Vim N K-nncdy & wife vs. Jno Hen 4 Jos Stock
RhosJs for Csnin use Wasnselr rs Gundrum
e Benner use Of 5 Frank " Geo Adsms
Christi Bogenrifs VI w II Thompson
Mus.t, hr Mu-ser vs. Ma;kir, B.rg's aud Camp
J.c Rengler rs Dani Rrnsier
Whi,lo,k for Graham. Use N & 4 " Msrkle &r
Cm,h Of Ps tor Kobt Hsyes vs. Boyer ct al
Christians Run,frl, c"mmIttee of Geo Gordon
John sn, der vs. Moses Fisher
Philip ZMger IS Joseph Charles
fhos Reei " Jacob Lcwis
lac Rensisr Ex'r !mo Rrnsler " Dsnl Renger
Sar.I H, nd, I.nn " q W Caldwell ~llh not. " X
John u v ebcr vs Am Cochran
RuLl fos Grshsm snd Chris, ss Js'cd Irwin
sim ~ Humnal ~ Thos feaIick
John n Benler V SAINT Long
Peter German vs v T Wagrnselier sur'. pert
Dsul ami Caroline Jarrett " Z Z Hartman ct sl
John Risei vs Jacob Hesdcs
Jsc sypber Us lac s,pher and Elias Ncyhsh
Jno tiilber, & Co vs Vim Mayo Reuben kloss
Valentine Hsss v Henry sPayd e, al
Lhn.i Hsrmsn vs. Sami Schreckenssss
Jacob kIo.e vs Geddes Il Marsh
Dsnl and CaIrl,ne jarrett " E e Hartman ct al
G w RisheI vs. Ritter & Kline wish not. u q e
ID & Peterson vs d.
Gemmll & Co " do
] s:.,L,-. --I-.--:- xAs.... ."
J X Hayes " Ritter 4 Kline do
W + Wsgensrlier " H w snyder
Geo Fs,s vs. Chss Skinner
Plsu kn"x tor wight q NePne~ ~ 'afeo ''in
J.cob Miller " Dsul Reng'er
Geo Hams vs. sol.mon Siraaser
X Hayes W n N snj q w q. si.h no. to G 4 N
Chns krei.hrr ss John Kline
Ho,irns,ine and sife ss e scaIoyer and J II Jr
EKrc'rs p Richter decd vs do do
ino and Saml Lsuher " 6t Wslls
Mary Bing,msn W Elias Fees
do vsJ and K Fees
Comw,h for Il Chambers ~ and Z Millhouse
Knox for Chris, 4 Grsham " Jared LAWN
John F KlJder snJ wife VS. Michi kiecAReV
G.ddcs Il Marsh W James s Smith
do ss George Miller
Wilt 4 E,Icr, " MshIon Brymsn
Msrst Munteck JAG Leise6 and Joslsh nsRk
Michsel Miller vs. N A Stock
J & Middleton and Jsc Rhosds vs S,ees
Rola Chsmbe.s vs u Thompson with notice DC
JHAUS in. Proih'y
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS
Carefully Repaired. at the shortest Notice

FJNHE subscriber desires to inform the
citizens Of Lewisburg and the public
N general that he carries on the Watch
Making Business. in the Shop nearly op-
posiie J.Hayes n Co.where he is prepared
to execute all kinds of work in his line oil
business with Prompiness and on the most
reasonable terms, and BY strict attention
to his business expects liberal share OF
patronage. He has constantly on hand an
assorimen, of
WATCHES-Pa:ent Lever, English,
and French.
JEWELRY-Gold Watch chains and
Guards. Pencils Pens. Breastpins, Earrings,
Fingerrings, Silver Spectacles, Lockets.
Spoons, Thimb'es, &c.
Which he is determined to sell low.
GILL IND TRY.
A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewisburg. Nov. l3, ls47
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Y
at l.eWiSburg.

vTyHE TRUSTEES of the University at Lew.
isburg would respectfully inform its Patrons
and Friends. that, in the School under their care,
lat Lewisburg) the following the Glasses, Sub
iects Of Study and Exercises for the current year.
Departments and studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six Classes-Exercsed in Spelling. Reading.
Definition. English Grammar, Arithmetic. Geog-
raphy. History U. s. A., Penmanship, and Com
position.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT cf the academy.
The same studies as in the Primary Department
continued in the use Of larger text books; and to
these are added General History, Davies Algebra.
Legendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT Of the Academy
Jun. academic Class. English Language,
Geography, History U. 8. A.. Latin Grammar
and Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader COM
menced, Arithmetic completed.
Sen, Academic Class. English Language,
General History, Cesar, Virgil. Greek Reader,
Davies Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshmun Class. Livy ,Anabass, Memorabilia,
Davies Lesendre, Tigonometry commenced.
Sophomore Class. Horace. Odyssey, Select
Orations Of Demos.henes Legenire completed.
Davies Surveying and Navigation. Analytical
Geometry, Blair's Lectures.
Junior Class. Demosthenes on the Crown.
Greek Tragedy. Cicero De Ofliciis, Tacisus, Nat
ural Philosophy, Astronomy. Logic.
Students in the English Department recite
with those pursuing the same studies in the
Regular Course.
No class in the Regular course, has less than
three daily recitafions. All the memhsr. Of she
school, lin three divisions,) are exercised every
Saturday in Reading, Defamation, English Com
position, and Vocal Music.
All the students arc required to attend. regu-
IarIy, some religious meeting. Minors are e1Pec.
ted o attend such meetings as are recommended
to them by their parents or guardians. There are
in the Borough no less than six places Of public
worship, occupied every Lords Day hy Is many
different Christian denominations.
Number of Students
The number Of students during the past year
in the various departments, was l64. The
number that have entered the classes in the Reg
ular Course for the current year (exclusve Of
those in the English and Primary departments)
is as follows:
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Example: 4 person sged 80 years next birth
day by paying the Company 80 cts would secure
to his family or heirs 500 should he die in one
year, or for 90 he secures to them $1,000, or for
Is 90 annually for seven years he secures to them
$1,000 should he die in seven years. or for 20 40
paid yearly during life he secures to be paid
when he dies--the insurer securing his own bonus
by the difference in amount Of premium from those
charged by other Offices. For 40 50 the heirs would
receive $4,000 should he die in one year.
PETER CULLEN, Pre.ident.
F.W. RAWLE. Sec'y and T cas-.
For further particulars apply to
HENRY e.. HICKOK.
Agent for Union and adjoining counties.
Consulting Ply ysician-Wx. HAIEs, NJ ID.
Lewisburg, Union Go. Pa. July 81. ls49
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NXTRAORDINARY Inducements are
Il offered to cash buyers, at Jones' New
Sture. in the way Of Cheap Goods. New
Goods received every week. und sold al
least twenty per cent. below all others in
the trade. A call and examination Of the
stock will satisfy any that this is the really
cheap store. c. l.. JONES
New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb l, 1850. Broadway. Milton
COTTON Fringe-A splendid assor''
" ment Of the newest patterns, just re
ceived and for sale very low at
C. l.. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb I, 1850. Broadway. Milton
DR.. S,cayns's Celebrated Family Me0li.
caneS.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE
More Proofs Of the Efficacy Of
Dr. = w A Y N E'S
cONPOUND sTRUP OF
Wild Cherry,
The Original and Genuine Preparation
Consumption,
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com
plant, splitting Blood, difficulty OF Breathing,
pain in the Side and Breast, palpitsiion
Of the Heart, InAuenzs. .Cr0up, bro.
ken Constitution. sore Throat,
Nervous Debility and all
diseases Of Throat.
Breast, and
Lungs:
the most effec.
tusl and speedy euro
known for any Of the
above diseases is
DR.. Swayne's compound Syrup
Of VIII Cherry.
Reliable Testimony.
John Milton Earle, editor Of the Worcester
Spy, Mass, was attacked with severe infama>
ton of the lungs, accompanied with distressing
cough after using various other remedies with
Iile or no benefit, BY the use Of one bottle Of DR.
Sw.yne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, he
was restored to perfect health.
Wm. Montelius, respectable merchant Of 81
Clair, Schuy kill county, writes, Jan 80. is49 ::
Enclosed send you q certificate Of Wm. Beau
mont, q citizen Of our town. His case OF Cons
umpiion is we'll known here, and Of long standings
he attributes his cure entirely to your Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
BE not deceived BY the many spurious and
worthless preparations Of Wild Cherry, ushered
into notice by ignorant Pretenders but see that
the signature Of DIR. SwsyDe is upon each bottle.
which is the only guarantee sgainst imposition.
Remember the genuine preparation Of Wild
Cherry is prepared only by DR. SwArsk. N W
corner Of Eighth and Race streets, Philad'a
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AaENrs for the above Medicine-C "
Schsfile, LewIsburg John Il Raser, MI
ton Forsyth & PriesiIy, Nor,humh' land
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cath of Jacob Hays.

This widely known man, the Oldest officer Of our
City Government, and the Oldest Police Officer in
the country, died yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at bis residence, 46 Lispenard st. We learn tha.
he had no defined disease but rather expired from
the effects Of age and complete prostratiOn Of the
powers Of nature. He was in his ssventY ninth
year.
A complete biography Of the great Rogue Catcher,
the Fouche Of America, would surpass 10 marVels
the wild fctions Of the most imaginative romancer
without departing from the sober realities Of truth
For fry years Mr. Hays has been the terror Of ras'
Gals Of every grade, and scores Of the most daring
villains have been quietly brought to the bar Of Jas
tice By him, when there seemed 10 be no. the re-
hottest probability that they would be discovered
Officers who have been long associated with Mr.
Hsys always speak Of him as man OF the rare.t
attachments in his peculiar busness, Of the strict
est integrity, Of generous and frank natare,
wsrmhearted, kind and true.
Mr. HAYS was born in Westchester Comfy. in
l772; be was appointed b Office in 1901 by Edward
Livingston, then Mayor Of the City, and has been
High Constable Of New York for nearly half cen.
tury He has also held the post Of Sergeants.-
Arm, Of the Board Of Aldermen Tor many years,
and has been Crier Of the Court Of Sessions time
out Of mind. We last saw him in the Sessions.
where bis presence had been so long a matter Of
course, that he was looked upon almost as fixture
Of the room. He has not performed active duty for
several years; in fact, the Oaice Of High Consta-
bic il merely nominal sort Of honorary tide, there
being DO duty attached; while those Of crier and
sergeantatArns are not snch az to cal for exer'
ton.
Since the death Of Mr. II. we believe " e.
emith il the Oldest Petice On;eer 10 the CITY
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From the Charleston Mercury.
SEWARD'S SPEECH.

Messrs. Editors: have recently received
through the mail, copy of Mr. Stewards
Speech, tranked by that senator; and it is un-
derstood that most Oft the Clergy of South Caro-
lima have been thus honored. Will you permit
me, through your columns, to suggest to my
Reverend Brethren the course which have
myself adopted, viz: to erase their own names
from the envelope, and redirect the same, "Hon.
w. H. Seward, Washington, d. C."? It's
proper for us, at timesy to rebuke folly and
vice, even though we may not hope that our
motions will prove efectual. five fail to con-
vince the honorable gentleman and his clique of
ignorance and presumption, we may, perchance
succeed in securing ourselves, for the future,
from the intrusons of Abolition blasphcmy
CLERICUS,
We recomcnd the course pursued by the
Rev. Gentleman @Ciericus," as being the prop
er course for all to pur u, who h v. been hcr-
ored with tn, speech of Mr.. Seward gain ell