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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, N. s.. May 10.
The steamship Hibernia. Capt. Lang
arrived a, this port about noon to-day
She bring. Liverpool dates to May A..
Cotton has advanced l-sd 10 lid pei
pound. Fair Orleans is quoted at 20.
Flour has advanced one shilling and i
firm. Indian Corn is in good demand, a
about sixpence advance. In provisions a
full average BUSINESS is doing. Beef has
advanced / 2s. per ,ierce. In rork there
is no change, but new Western is less firm
Hams are 10 good demand. at previous
rates. Bacon is steady, with sales sixty
ions. Lard is abou, three pence lower.
Business in the manufacturing districts
continues quite as favorable as for some
weeks previous.
Freish,s are dull and a trlfle lower
Passenger rates tend downwards.
The Queen was safely delivered Of Il
vouny prince on the LIST OF May.
Beyond The fact that the ministry have
been again left in lhe minority on point
of li,,le moment. the proceedings Of Parlia-
men, possess no general interest.
France.
Eugene Sue received the votes Of full one
half Of the army a; Paris, and beat his OPP
ponents by 5000 votes. The election pass
ed of quietly. The Socialists are greatly
eialed with The result.
Greece.
The Greek difficulty is neither settled nor
likely 10 be.
India and China.
The overland mail has arrived, bringing
dates from Bombay to April 3, Calcutta.
March 25, China. March 2.. The Bonn
bay impor, market was extremely dull, an
prices somewha, lower, for the little busn-
ess DONE Exports also dull. Freigh,s very
depressed.
The Calcutta imports were very quiet,
and in some cases lower. In exports, the
activity has subsided, merchants waiting
further advices.
There is bu: lille change 10 notice in
trade at Canton. The market for manu-
faciured goods was rather lower, but was
expected 20 recover. There was very lille
DOING in Tea.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
From a letter dated
M A Il r ned,

In Milton, l4,h inst. by Rev. d. Longmore.
Rev. JOSHUA UEgR, Pastor of the Ger Ref.
Church. .Selinsgrove, and Miss JANE MARY
BoBsT, OF Milton.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. by Rev. J. P.
Shindle, JOHN MONTGOMERY, late o: Lew.
sburg, and Miss MARY A., daughter of
Solomon Engle, Esq, Of Beaveriown.
The Groom is returned volunteer from
Mexico wish for him peaceful life in his
new sphere as commander-in-chief, and have no
doub, bu, be will enjoy the same, as he made
promising and exemplary step towards good
housekeeping by subscribing for the CHnoNIcLE
Oh his weddi rg-day. II is to be hoped that all
our young men recently married, or who expect
soon 10 DC thus honored, will follow Mr.. Ms
praiseworthy example by leaving their names at
the Chronicle Office or with the authorized Agt.
Their wedding day, it's true, seemed dull
Because Of rainy weather,
But that's no certain sign Of war
lfTHEr keep peace together.
A proverb, true, you've often heard,
That Joy comes after sorrow,"
So in this case t may rain to-day
And still be clear tomorrow.
The sunshine of their happiness
May come in after years,
Their harvest may be "resped with joy"
Although twas sown in tears.
Now have paid attention to
The wedding day of some
Who fight like cats and dogs at times,
And will till "kingdom come
THEIH wedding day was just as calm
And fair as this ere paper;
Then. if the day makes up for ODDS,
Why cut up such q csper1
And then I've noticed others, too.
Get married when twas blowing
As if the world was made of wind,
And then 'twould turn to showing;
And soon the rain begin 10 fall,
With now and then some thunder-
Not SO their lives: always you'd see
Peace and happiness, pleasant faces, good
graces, few tears, less sneers, all conentment, no
resentment. no builder, or il jar twas quite
wonderi JOB, in.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

pMr. H. w. CkoTzER, Of Lewisburg,
has undertaken the general agency Of Dr..
Frost's popular "1,story Of the Mexican
War;" advertised in another column.
Mr.Crotzer is also authorized to receive
subscriptions for the LesDisburg Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Books---Books! +!

VNHE subscriber offers for sale at the
i Lewisburg Post. Office. an assortment
of the most useful
Paper, School Books, Stationery
of all kiods-a!so the best Cigars, Tobacco,
SC. &c. ...
The stock is all new, and tho small the
public patronage, il favored TO it, can soon
and easily make it larger.
The Trial of Prof. W ebs,er-only half a
dozen copies left.
JOHN Y. KENNEDY.
Lewisburg, May Z, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
BOARDING.

TNHE subscriber ayails himselfo OF the co.,
i umns Of the Chronicle n publishing 10
the ciiizens of Lewisbu,g and vicinity that
he has opened BOARDING. HOUSE in that
large and comfortably arranged house. formerly
kept as Temperance Hotel by lanes Kelly, two
doors east Of ihe Franklin House. Market street,
He is prepared TO say tina: his Table shall have
the best the Markets can afford, and the Lodgins
Of Bcnrders sha. be as comfortable can be
desired. l. 5. STERNER.
n. B. A team and carriage
will he krpt TO convey passengers to and from the
Packet Boats Lewsbu,g, March Is, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Made plain to See

DY getting one Of the Spectacles or Spy Glas-
ID ses at the Drug, Fancy Goods, Notion and
Variety Emporium, where can be had any guam
tity of Silver, German. Bued and common Steel
Spectacles, Goggles. Spy Glasses. Mathematical
instruments. Pocket Compass. Magnets, Tape
Measures. Spectacle Cases. Camera Lucidas,
Magic Lanterns, &c. &c. at
T., w SCHAFFE'S,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

ENGINES are now constructed for sale in
Loudoo, called Phillips annihilasors. They
are drawn ON wheels very easily by two
meo.. The largest machine costs S35.
They emf, o humid, expansive vaPor,
which Instantly extinguishes fire.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

To Justices Of the Peace.
DlNNS' JUSTICE. new edition, can be bad
Il ii LyndaIl's Bookstore. in this place.
Lewisburg, Apsil 10, 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
To BlaCkSRllillls.

DITUMENOUS COAL, from the Wesl
ID Branch and from Hollidaysburg, for
sale at the Shop of the subscriber, near the
Hayscales on Third ST.
ALEX'R AMMONS.
Lewisburg. May Z. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Splendid Illustrated History

OF THE
Mexican War and Its Warriors
COMPRISING full account Of the recent
" War with Mexico with the lives Of the
principal Officers on the American side, and over
40 Engravings. BY J. Frost. LID.
The work to contain upwards Of 800 pages,
large size l2mo., handsomely and durably bound
in embossed cloth. le,ered aud ornamental ia
gilt. PnicE, Sl.25 per COPY.
q The subscriber having secured the agency
of the above work for Union county, will SOLICIT
the patronage Of the people for it.
n. w. GROWER.
Lewisburg, April sf-3wPd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
LABOR SAVED, and S.1. W1sains ylin

FOR SALE-a superior Washing Mixture,
which removes all dirt and stains Of various
kinds in few minutes, without injuring the
texture Of the cloth. Persons wishing TO avail
themselves of this valuable mixture, with full
directions for its use, had better call at the new
Drug and Chemical Store kept by
Dn THORNTON & BAKER, Lewisburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22


| The uniform success which has attended the
use of this preparation-its salutary ellect-its
power to relieve and cure affections of the Lungs,
have gained for it a celebrity equaled by no other
medicine. We offer it TO the afflicted with entire
! confidence in is virtues. and the full belief that
It will subdue and remove the severest attacks of
! diseases upon the throat and lungs. As these
results become public, they naturally attract the
| attention of medical men and philanthropis,s
! everywhere. What is their opinion of Cherry
Pectoral, NAV be seen below.
VALENTINE MOTT. NJ ID, Prof Surgery
Medical College. New York. SAYS:
gives me great pleasure to certify the value and eff
of Ayers Cherry Pecoral " hich consider pecary
adapted 10 cure diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
The RI Rev Lord Bishop FIELD writes in
letter TO his friend. who was fast sinking under
an affection Of the Lungs
Try the Cherry Pecoral, and if any medicine can give
you relief with the blessing of Cod that will.
Chief Justice EUSfICs;. OF Lousiana, write:
That young daurhter of his was cured of several
severe attacks Of Ckolt, by the Cherry Pectoral.
ASTHMA and BRONCHIiIS.-TheC Cana
dian journal OF Medical Science states,
That Asthma and bronchitis, SO prevalent in this
ncement climate have yielded with surprising rapdity
70 Ayers Cherry Pectora and too strongly
reoomuend this skul preparation 10 the Profession and
public generally.
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself:
HARTFORD, Jan. 26 1917.
Dr. J. c. Syer-Dear Sir Having been rescued from
painful and dangerous disease gratitude prompts 10
ser vod this ack0w led ment, only in justice to YOU
but for the Information OF others i'll like aflicon.
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected. at became
that spitting Of blood, violent cough and pro-
fuse night followed and fastened became
emaciati. could not Sleep distressed by my cough
and pain through my chest, and in short had all the
alarming symptoms of quick consumption No medicine
seemed ut all 10 reach my until proydentiaiy
rii your Cherry PICTORIAL, which relieved
has cured
Yours with respect, L. 4. STEWART
From a letter dated
ALRAyT, \. Y, April Il, 1s4S
Dr. Aver, Lowell-Dear Sir was afflicted by Asthma
in the worst FORM that have been Obliged sleep in
my chair for larger part Of the time, unable to
breathe my bed. had tried a great many medicines
To purpose. until my ply prescribed expe.
rmcnt your Cherry Pectoral At first it seemed make
worse but in lees than week began experience
the most Gratifying relief from its and
weeks, the disease is entirely removed | sleep
bed with comfort, and enjoy state Of health which
had never expected To enjoy GEO. :. FARRANT
Prepared bYJ .C.Ayer Chemist. LosceA, Ms.
For sale by w SCHAFFLE, Lewisburg
II Caslow. Milton Isaac GerEart, Seiinsgrove,
ard by Druggists generally
n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Lewlsburg, May Z, 1850
Lamps, Just received

7I'S' JU0V fOOO'V0U
MORE LIGHT, st reduced prices! A large
M assortment of LAMPS-Suar. Supper.
Tea, Hanging, Side, and Hand-for burning Of
Pine. Fosgean. Lard, ETHEREAL, and Sperm Oils,
for ParoIs, Churches, Stores. Shops. &c. at
CIV. SCHAFFLE'S
Drug, Notion and Variety Emporium
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Black Walnut Wanted.

4 QUANTITY of Black Walnut, either in
N legs or sawed to order ALSO, Walnut
whole TO be delivered on the Pa.
Canal, at or near Lewisburg. For further par
Iiculars, enquire of
April a3 II. c. HlCKOK, Lewisburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Easy to Cut or Shave

A RE those Pocket Dirk and Penknives, and
n the Woslenheim aud Roger Razors-sell-
ing so cheap at the Lewisburs Drug and Variety
Store of T.. w. SCHAFFLE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Dry goods,
Plain and Fancy Goods,

selected with particular reference to the taste and
convenience Of the Ladi's-such as Changeabe,
Plaid Grenadine, and Foulard Silks, Figd aud
Plain Lamartne Desaines, Grape finished, Figd
and Plain Linen Lustres, Boreze Deslaines, prin-
ted French Lawns. Silk Illusions. Pink. Bufl,
Blue, and Crimson Tarletons, Plain and Figd
Blue and Pink (dolted) Swiss, Linen. Cambric
and Lawn Hdkfs, Gloves and Hosiery. .SxN.1
Bonnets, Fans, Parasols. Paraso'e,,es, alsorsleF
Fine Moleskin, Lcghorn. China Pearl and Palm
Leaf HATS, at lower prices than ever offered to
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Dentistry.
WIN. c.. STEWART, @

ATE Of Phiisdelphia. is now located on
IL Market street, Lewisburg, opposite Mr.. J.
Schreyer's store, where he attends to operations
ON the teeth at reduction Of his former prices.
Teeth and roots OF teeth removed with the aid of
improved Instruments, and in an easy manner.
Filling teeth and setting on pivo,s or plates atten-
ded to according TO the lates, Improvements in the
profession liberated, spungy. and inilamed gums
cured. Thankful for past tavois. he solicits a
continuance of public patronage. No impure
materials used for Filings in teeth. iy2sS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Teachers,

STEPHEN W. TAYLOR, A. ~, Prof Of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
GEORGE X. BLISS, A. NJ Prof OF Greek Ian -uase
and Literature
GEORGE ". ANDERSON, An, Prof Of Latin Language
and Literature.
ISAAC y. LOOMS, 4. NJ. Principal Of the Academy.
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English Lam
4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Buildings, Library and Apparatu.

Buildings, Library and Apparatus.
The Academic edfce now occupied by the
members Of the University, has been erected. OF
expense Of Ss0o0 and il is adapted 10 accommodate
l5D students Another edce has been irh
is to be finished within the Of the present academic
year. and Ia contain study and dormtorCs fsr the
accommodation of 30 students in the Collegiate depar,m
The Library contains number Of select volumes, and
is constantly increasing.
Chemical Apparatus has been ordered sufficient TO
supply the immediate demand The Apparatus for the
illustration of Mechanical Philosophy, is complete
Tuition and RBOarA.
Tuition-in the Collegiate Department $50,
Academic $50, Primary Sl2-per year.
Board, including lodging. washing fuel. and
light. can be had in the village and lis vicinity at
various prices, from S! so to $3.50 per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-ihe former COM
mences the 2nd Thursday in October, and
continues % weeks; the latter commences on
the 10th May, and continues Is weeks.
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks; Autumnal. 6.
BY order and in behalf of the Board:
THOMAS WATSON. Pres't.
GEORGE F. MILLER. Sec'y.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. April Is, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

TUSr received and for SALE Sperm and Lard
81 Oil, by Dr. Thornton Il Baker.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Text Books.
Number of students.

The number of students during the pas, year
in the various Departments. was l64. The
number that have entered the classes in the Re-
gular Course for the current year Exclusive Of
those in the English and Primary departments
is as follows
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-04-30

ier, ,pie 5pei Sliee, ober feiner erbielt
cine, t0btiibe @unoe.
Die &Glte tpuroe immer 9rimmi9er,
Der pItbenoe Sturm beutte INNER Ibau=
erli6er, pdbreno Die beioen Ge9ner in
unddbli9en Senoun9en Den Strom i'm.
mer peiter binob fubren, no Die @i6oede
odnner puroe uno INNER lauter unter
tbren 8iBen 5u fra6en be9ann.
Gnoti1 faBte Oct Wormone oen Gnt.
ibIuB, Dem Streite Elm Gnoe 3u MAIDEN
nno feinen Seino gu perni6ten, Ioute er
oub ielbit NIT ibm 5u@runoe 9eben mGIs
fen. Gr beI6loB, bel oer ndchfen Se.
rpe9un9 ni6t mebr au55uwei6en, ipie er
bl6ber 9etbon bate, ionoern Dem Gpn.
der 9eraoe5u ent9e9en 5u rennen; er
ma6te 6uerff einen neiten So9en, ,lm
Die @ei6winoi9feit ieine6 9oufe5 Su err
b0ben nno fubr Damn in 9erooer Ginie
auf Surf lo6.
Dieier Fam ibm eben 70 roI0 ent9e9en
cine Sefunoe fpdter prallten ite ouf:
chamber wie 5tpei feinolide Gometen, uno
ffdr5ten fib 9e9enieiti9 umflommerno,
Suiommen. Sm Q(u9enblide ibrcs Sales
borlt oa6 Sis unter ibrer 98ubt nit be.
tduben0em &ro6en, uno oo5 BON ieinen
Sanoen befreite 8ofer RIP iic tpaUenO
uno 6ibeno in Den tiefen Struoel binab,
Der Den Serfol9er wie Den Serfol9ten
ais miQfommene Spfer perf6lan9.
St0bneno unter feiner Saft rolte Der
Strom unoufboltiom peiter sur fernen
See !; Die Sterne f6ienen milo II. freunoz
li6 berob auf Die ipinterlide Groe, 70
f6on mie am Sage ibrer @ribafun9 nur
Der rifi9e gOro ftiirmte befti9er oenn gu.
Dor, uno beulte ieinen fbauerli6fen &las
9e9efan9 oobin tiber oo6 eift9e @rob Der
beioen &dmpfer, Die ieet frieoferti9 um.
f6lun9en ouf Dem tiefen 8runoe oe5
Strome5 rubten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-04-30
9 a 8 s ooten { diff.

2(m lnfen ltfer oe5 Sierlpaloifdtter.
fees, am Sube oe5 Sdr9enber9e6, oebnt
ft6 elm licbIi6e6, ieOo6 einiames @eldn.
De aus. Gin fIeine6 O0rfben, cine &a.
pelle uno ein5elne, 5etitreute 8obnun9en
itno bic belebteiten 9unfte, bel benen oo5
2(u9e uerrueiIt. Die Serbinoun9 nit
oieier Srtf6oft 1T Ibpieri9 uno 5war in
Dem Moobe, ais oieielbe 5u eonoe nur
mitteIff cine6 ifeilen 8er9pfaoes, fonit
ober sur Gee tattfinoet. Gine iol6e
Qb9cfbieoenbeit uno Seicbr6nftbeit auf
iib felbft muB natdrlibermeiIe gang be:
fonoer6 ouf Die Gi9entbdmlicbfeit oer Ges
ben5peiie uno oes Gbarofters Der oorti=
gen 8epobner einrpirfen uno oiclen Den
Non9el an pielen 9totbwenoi9feiten oes
Oaiein6 oft redt fGblbar MAIDEN. Sci
febr pielen Qnldfen, namentli6 in Sal
len BON &ranfbeiten, miro oas Sebdrfs
nib na6 ben 9dlf lfsmitteln uno Ginrib:
tun9en 9r6berer Srtfdoften ii6 DEFENDERS
orin9licb berau5itellen oenn man finoet
bort fenen NrSt, b61ifen6 cine perIon,
lpel6e Die Srduter fennt, nidt aber Die
&ranfbeiten ooer beren Spmptome. Oas
9efhibtli6 8obre, tpel6es Der na6fes
benoen Gage Su Grunoe lie9t, 1T obne
3tpeifel aus Die fen eben nibt beneioens.
pertben Serbdltnihen berpor9e9an9en.
Sor pielen, pielen Sobren-@elbleb.
fer ifno feitoem oabin 9etpelft in
&erIiten Elm ni6t unbemittelter Mann,
Srioli amifG9 9enonnt. Ser Summer
bate Jpn frdb alt 9emadt, oenn oa6Mib=
9ef6if 9in9 bart nit ibm um uno entrib
ibm in fur5er 3eitfrift fein Gbetpeib uno
ale 2inber bic auf feline &o6ter, ein lie=
benswdroiees Mdoben bon a6t5ebnSab=
rem. Ser 1rme elib einem pom Stur=
me jerriGenen, nicberseoriidten 8aume,
peleber nur nod einen 9riinen 2((f befiet,
Der Srdbts gu er5eu9en peripriebt. Sn
Dem ndbffen CONNER, tpelder auf iei-
men perbdnsnBpotlen fol9te, 9in9
es leiolib NIT Jpn CT fano 3erffreuune
in oer 2lrbeit uno eini9en Eroff i'm 2(n=
blif Der berrliben Ssatur. Qber beim
1nrdden oes Spdtberbffes, als Die Gr-
beiterun9eu unc Semitic aufb0rten uno
The New York herald., 1850-05-22
The Wesleyan University and the wiImo,
PrOylso.

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, May IS, 1850.
To TIE EprToR or THE lIEnALDs -
We noticed article in the Tribune. of the 2i
INST, purrorting TO give correct statement OF the
the Wlmot proviso.
u the gentleman, who so qraciousN signs him
sell Honesty, really knew that "tr,ith will 90
as tar as le, we wonder he did not attenipt TO
give true statement of the affair Instead OF
stating that only about one-haf Of The students
were present, (Which, by the way, is untrue,)
nohesV should have said that, at a college
nnJ csled immediately after evening prayer,
ana AZ which nearly all the students were present.
% .he resolutions were read and notice given thai
tney would be discussed that evening lie says
he resolution disapprovinQ the Wlmot provso
Passed ny " bare majority" Now sir the truth
Is, The resolution passed by majority of fourteen-
a pfetty good majority, we think, considering that
one year ago the university he ead and shoulders
.e Wllmot proyisc: The resolution that passed BY
oare majority was the one which instructed the
chairman 10 send the resolution IN regard 20 the
proviso, to our Senators and representatives in
Congress.
SO much for the first nights proceedings.
Honesty states that. "on the next night, at q
fuli college meeting, the vote was promptly re-.
considered. and the resolutions consigned 20 the
table by an overwhelming majority ." lie forgot
TO tell MS that at this full college meeting" when
these resolutions were laid upon the table, not
over forty heads could be counted.
We had mot intended to write a single word on
the subject should we have done N, had IL not
been for the gross misstatements of that" grave
him that, after having received the honors OF the
institution, he go to some place, IL such can fs
found, where truth and nothing else n tanghf and
enter freshman. Perhaps. sfcr a four years
course, he may be able to make a correct state
ment Of Affairs. VERfrAs-
The New York herald., 1850-05-22

lNroETANT Discovery IN TrRKEY.-The Paris
Dctofs publishes the following letter from Constan-
tinople;-The Ambassador of France has received
information Of an important discovery made in the
neighborbood of Erzeroum of an extensive bed of
coal, specimens Of which have been distributed TO
The consular body in the locality. The province Of
Erzeroum has hitherto been without combustible
materials and the only fuel of the poor is the dried
dung Of the cattle. The country. though very pro-
ductive, is excessively cold. and the thermometer
tescends as low as - degrees below zero. The
importance OF this discovery may be. therefore,
readily appreciated, and is, probably, but the pre-
lude to. other and more valuable ones, for foreign
scientific men have already explored the mountains
that the soil bearing an anoloRy TO that Of the Al.
tai, in the north Of Ruseia, should contain mines of
gold and silver. The Turkish government, II is
said, intends 10 have the mine worked by the Co
vernon Of the province, who will pay considerable
revenue 10 the State.
The New York herald., 1850-05-22
Qustre temps, vigiles jenueras
W le careme cntitrment.
Nendredi, chair ne mangeras.
Nj le samedi memerent

however thnyou might grow m nconscquence)-to
proofs Of the numerous apparitions which took
place among them, for some unfathomablc design,
at sundry times, and in divers manners, do you dare
TO doubt, (omting, Of course, a great number
emongst them,) that Saint Theodorus, in the be-
ginning of the 4th century, was actually led by
such an one, TO run and set fire 10 the temple of
Anasia, in Csppadocia l-that 81. Potamienne ap-
pesred TO ST. Basslis THAT st. Benedict really
saw the an,pia Of 81. German Of Capua. carried
TO heaven by angels l-Uhe mode of conveyance
is not reported we are left in doubt as TO wbe-
ther was by their hands, wheelbaryow. or small
boxdans lee jeifes bottles sonf les bors on guerfsI
and that two monks Of the most holy order of that
same most holy Benedict, (even as you con,em.
plate the sun, IN the clear sky at noon. or the stars
at midnight positively did see his blessed ar,,na
walking on Brussels carpet, or Gobcln. stretch
ed rom heaven 20 Mount Cassin.
lie was only one Afons,ew Crapoud-the re-
nowncd Bossuei, the defender of the true faith
against Por-royal, Dupin, Paul Ferri. Monseirnsnr
a ae oamprai, pure Guion-love, and the Hucnenot
tiaudc But he was nevertheless no fool. spy moro
man yourself, my dear sir; and when ne believed
IN me two visions OF the Princess Palatipe. Of
winch he speaks in his orasow fsrsbss of that lady.
would you dare TO doubt ,hemf IshalI remind
yeu CT tho last cnly, though both, as he asserts,