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FOE CALTF0R Ma.
DOMEHTIC POh

FOE "a LIFO X MIA.
ZEE. FOR CALIFORNIA y5a Chaerea-
%ALA tHitcf states Ha1f Steamship Con Ee4s5 Be-
Sats5 a71 new and magnificent steamship Dff5is Lieut.
4 FInd.ay sehenek, commanding, vii leave lTU X
DAh the 18th OF september al O'Clock A. ~ ~ gJB9Iy
with the CgltOnia and Oregon Mails.
- ~. RATES or PASSAGE.
To Oh agres-ln Saloons. z SO
Standee bertts. Observation-Disclosures. G5
IN Eteerag 2, tmess rs crew )..., IS
~ iasseleefs Tor thagres VIII be transferred at Ia
vana 70 the magnificent steamship Georgia
~ No passage secured until paid for. and At pas4pee
tickets 81 he procured rom the office Of The agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASON d Co, AGENTS
=. 100 Magazine street. =
N. B-A surgeon is always attached ships OF this com
pany. y
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= FOR CHAEREs-0pl

~zrzzs EDEI CHAGREA-OpiV D{rsct JfpS-To
%zHIsIEa teaye on TUESDAY, iGsh SeptsulIser-Ths
p - well known avorite steamship ALABAMA,
X. W. Foster, eammalder, will leave the wrau loot OF
6lrod street on III EsDAH, tth Sept at O'ccek A. NJ
RATEs OF PASSAGE:
~ .'...--..-.-' . ~
Freight 50 Cents cubic foot No passage secnred anti
PAID tor.
~ An experienced Surgeon Is attached 70 the vessel
For freight OF passage, apply to
l. 81.
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- a. tickburg Regular Friday Packet
.sssss..tSzsga Steamer MOHAWK. Lapt. u. b. Cobb
sa5s-s1S1sse VIII leave every FRIDAY EVENING for
gicksburg, WarTenton Grand Gulf Rodney, NatcheZ and
running steamer will commence regular ips
passage, 8Dyly to
CHARLES & GOODWIN, 10 Common st,
The Mohawk owned in the above trade and was pui
chased expressly Tor the trade, which will be sufficient
guarantee to shippers and passengers that she will remain
pahenuy IN the trade through the entire y6
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70. 81 EEar'rss lT'r NJ
ETF" l. %. D. F.--HOWARD Lopez No. S~snS
Is Meets every THURSDAY Evening, in the rzE Jhgs N
Grand Lodge Hall, Of TUhoupLoUlas aud Poy t S IL
draE streets, a. 2 O'Clock. Gsses59,sssasss -
QfCsrs foT ths Trt:snt tGra
T. ~. ALLISON g. n. y RICE R. See
y, EANPSUN,...,-...Y. O. 7. W DELESDERNlhR..P P.
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. WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier st.

SIN FRyfyvCISCO REQ LaHR LINE
ia FOR San FRANGEA(B.-fhe A l. fast sail.
EiSkH ing ship GbOittiE sT'ENEEs, Captain John
9a Cushng is loading for the above pot, and will
nave all possible dispatch. This ship ism superior order
rered and well iound in every respect For freight pas
suge Apply board opposite Post l6 Second kiupsrsag
o. to J. p. WHITNEY & co. Il Camp 4.
lea or WILLIAM J. DEWEY. 81 Gragier a.
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1EHHE undersigned viii continue the business of the late
/ firm the same place, under the style and firm OF
MOSES GREENWOOD co. for his own account.
Mr.. ADAMS, my late p2rtnr will be with me during the
season. y. ES GREENWOOD,
sep2 lot u 1t w .ouaIG. Go GTavier street.
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, ~ ~ fine fteEpIa, gt..Ek' steamer IT.
sStS GifAki.s k7-r Of BaoR,t Bsy II Ions.
E<7szss Pass Ctalstiau and hissislppa Cay-I he
am oiend1 Lake steamer ST. CHARLES. Capt. w. l.
onOn, built expressly ioy the Lake trade win Unsurpassed
will cave The fcuc aTtraln Railroad
CLSDaf and THURSDAY MORN lhfi5 on arFiyE
2. Pun ne o clock A. N. can, and SATURDAY EVEN.
~ % a,.sys q the O'Clock " caFs Running eaYef
D.SA y. p ~ ~ EDAESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS
90 eUNL'af EVENING. Fare 81. For freight or pas
H1s z. b. WINGATE Arent ~ pnrdra,st
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L. NICARAGUA h0uTE FOR CAAIFOE-
A5kA Ma = The well knOwn fast FAILING Cipper
- THORN, Capt. John Lewis, viii eaVs for 4 Is
JUAN Nicaragua, unavoabe accidents exeeptei on liza
LIST of September next.
From san luan to ReaO, the Pacific, the route IS b.
the nYef San Joan and Lake Nic1ragua, with twelve miles
Of land carriage and all through an Interesting and piary
healthy country Bea0 port OF the Pacific
az which there constant opportunities OF reaching Van
Fauci by sailing vessels This about thousand
miles shorter than any other operation. The Thorn
IN hne order and viii s1i puactValy sadVFiis provided
Sufficient numberuf pasSeugers oef.
qssage $50 and found For tiukes apply at the Office
iya9 WILLIAM l. DEWEY 81 Cr,vis, a,
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BarHs.

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... Ltle apulacb aHIa ,,.ro.u'
a,ugI Artur,...r..... S.ma
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Arrived Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
lip Suffolk, Snow, Liverpool, G w Hynson
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a- TIE Only Depot 65r hs S1ls Of DALLEYfS ORTGLNi
snd ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR, T.
No Isl L-.nrrraa u
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sss4lsgg.y4 D. S. Mil L EVE-5la Es,sIksss-5N
sssasssszasss Bay 1t. ozns Pass Chris saszsssssSzis
tan and Palca goua-fG rdld low pressure packet steam
s OHEtiDA. Capt. $. Is. OrIifn, ard FtOiLtDA Capt.
W m. T. jibssOn, having been built expressly Tor The Lake
Trade, with superior accommodations, Cadies Cabins 81
5taierO0ms) ols of hez1ove will leave the P0nt
;hartan RAILROAD DAILY the arrga 81 the ase o. the
u OcOck Caand the gay letter tag sayss the oce Of
the Agents at III o'cOc2 Cars. For freight pa
sage, apply OF board,
Fare 70 Bay ST. Louis ard Pass Christian a. To Pssca
gouia 80
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
DIED..

In Chapman TIP, Sunday June 10, Mrs.
MARIA. wife Of Ira Saver and daughter Of
Peter and Martha Musseman, aged "a
ears, | months and % days.
She thought that death was stealing on her feat,
Nor cared to meet the spciler of her race,
But bore her souOws 10 the last
With lovely smile upon her face.-[CoN.
In Lewisburg, June II, 1850, in her
18th year, Mrs. CHARITY MURRAY, relict
Of Hon. Tho. Murray, late OF Chllisquaque.
In announcing the death of this excellent
lady, 1t is not our intention TO speak of the
numerous virtues which adorned her character:
we will only say that her las, illness, which was
af painful aud lingering nslure,was borne with
Christian ioriitude and resignation. She retained
her faculties unclouded to the last. and exemplI-
fed in her conversation the power Of we'll
grounded gospel hope TO support n the trying
hour when ae.h and heart shall fail. For her,
death had no sting, the grave no ierors. blessed
are the dead which die in the Lord"-(Con.
In Milton, 18Th inst, in her 33l year,
Mrs. MARY, wife of James Brass.
AT Baraboo, Wis, 2s,h April, SAMUEL
LOCKE, younger brother of DR.. J. Locke,
Of this place.
ln WilIamsport, l7lh inst, RoBERr
M]owELL. in his SD year.
AT Millers,own,3d inst., Mrs. .CATHARINE
GRAyBILL, aged 100 years-married the
day the battle Of Brandywine was fought.
% Jacob Hays, The celebrated Police
Oaicer OF New York city, died on the 2lsi
INST, aeed 7s-aiso Matthew l.. Davis, ,.he
literary executor Of Aaron Burr, and well
Hi'sass ihe Spy 's Washington
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
From a letter dated
M A r r lie ID.

A, Northumberland, 10Th inst. by Rev.
NJ Alleman, JACKSON CARvIss and Miss
ELIzaBErH DALE, both of that vicinity.
On The 18th inst by Rev. T.H.Skinner ,Jr.
Rev. JAMES GEDDEs CRAIGHEAD, OF Nor
cumberland, Pa, and Miss HARRIET E.
daughter OF the late James Van Auken,
ESQ.,. of New York City.
By Rev. G.Anspach, 10Th inst. BENJ'N
LAIR and Miss SARAH NEWMAN, both Of
Eas, Buffalo.
! In Harrisburg, 18th inst, by Rev. J. F.
Mesick, JAMES K. KEMBLE, ,Harrsburg,a ,and
Mss ELIz'n JANE DoUGHERrY, Milton.
Al Athens, Pa, 2Olh inst. by Rev.A Hull,
HENRY HILI, of Elmira. and Miss HELEN
H.. adopted daughter OF David Paine, Esq.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
NOTICE

TO COLLECTORS, &c.
VHE Stale Treasurer having hp''hcd ne
ihIi hereafter he will rot receive ihe
Np!es OF Banks out Of the Sia'c lnder me
denomination of FIVE Dollars, the Cot
Iec,nrs, Retailers OF Merchandize ard Licer-
sed Tavern keepers. are hereby notified that
such Bills will no longer be received BY Ire
in payment or Taxes. Licenses. sc.
DANIEL HORLACilER.
Treasurer Of Union county.
New Berlin, June 6, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
Lamps! LAMPS!

II. ST received and for sale, Pine o'l and
,D burning Fluid, warranted pure ana o' the
Gfst lnaInE. ty d.. lh0Io'oh q DaN'1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
For the Ladies.
Cool Is the breeze
That I make At ease

Cool Is the breeze
That make at eaeo !.
WITH one Of those nice and cheap PANS
w that can he had at the l.ewisburs Drug.
Fancy Goods. Notion aud Variety Emporium
where the largest, finest. and best assortment "f
Feather. Fancy and Psps: Fans ere kept Also
latest patterns Of BnfFao, Shell, Horn. Side Back
and other COMBS-besides great variety OF
other nice things. Gail and see at
G.. W. SCHATFLES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
DAGyERRlAN GALLERY.

IL. hERNi NUuid Respectfully INFORM
NJ The pubic, That he has taken rooms
N M'Faddln's brick building, nearly oppo-
ste Shelters Sore, where he is prepared
TO ,ake
Daguerreotype Likenesses
in the latest and mos, approved style. Mr..
Merry pledge, himself to make his work
equal 10 that Of IL hest Ciiy artists.
lie has all Il c latest improvements, some
Of which he has added 10 the art,and among
these is a Wheel Hutf, of peculiar construc.
lion, by which he is enabled to obtain a
higher polish. aud thereby give more
brllilan, and !ic.lie tnue 10 his pictures.
Mr.. Merry, by long practice and close
attention 10 The art, is enabled 10 show the
vARILCATED EYE, be 1t sight or dark, with
all the beauty and brIlIiaHcy Of life itself; /;
and II Is in this most essential point, lha,
more artists fail than IN any other.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call
and examine specimens.
Children are ;anci IN from three 10 five
-ecords.
And tcmcmber,as good pictures are taken
IN cfoudy as IN clear weather, tho for snail
chIlIren clear DAY is recommended.
Lewi>burg, Jane 3, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

1lRESH TEAS her lot of
9, ,perior Back and Green Teass ..
IN, rerd from the Canton Tea Com St..zl..
noov. and ,;.r sale ut New York retail
prices by j. d A"0 .oa,.,
Irvieburr April I6. :.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
Dentistry.
WIN. c. STEWART, 6

T ATE OF Phiiadephis. is now located on
Market street, Lew;sbUrg. opposite Me-. }.
schreyer's store. where he attends to operations
on the teeth at a red7c ction Of his former prices.
Teeth and roots of teeth removed with the aid ef
improyed Instruments. and in an easy manner.
Filling teeth and setting on Pivos or plates atten.
Jed to according to the latest improvement IN the
profession liberated, spunGy, and infiamed gums
cured. Thankful for past tavo's, he soicits
continuance of public patronage No impure
materials used for filings in 'eeih iy2es
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
Teachers.

STEPHEN W TAYLOR A. NJ, Prof Of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
GEORGE Il. BLISS, 4. VI, Prof o, Greek Language
and Literature.
GEORGE ". ANDERSON, AN, Prof OF Latin Language
and Literature. -.
ISAAC v LOOMS, A. VI, Principal Of the academy.
AIFEIp TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English Lar
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
BOARDING.

VNHE subscriber avais himself OF the co.,
umns of the Chronicle in publishing 10
the cilizens Of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has opened BOARDING HOUSE in that
large and comfortably arranged house. formerly
kept as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors east of the Franklin House, Market street.
He is prepared to say that his Table shall have
the best the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
of Boarders shall be cs comfortable can BE-
desired. i. 3. STEINER
n. B. A team and carriage
will be k.pt t, convey passengers to and from tho
Packet Bau,c Lewisburg. March IS, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

clHl LBS. Of Country cured BACON
~cOO for sale by
May % J. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
,JESs Received

4 Beautiful. assortment of Scale, Cloth
n embossed Table Covers, for sale by
May 30 J. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

A QUANTITY Of Black Walnut, either IN
q logs or sawed to order-also. Walnut
t,o,ches-tbe whole to be delivered on the Pa.
canai' a, or near hewisburg. For further par
i;cuiars, enquire OF
April % Ii. u. Hichoh, he"'suu's
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

w llOlSSdtC anu ACtuli DttiSio 'ii
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes. Window Glass,
Sash tools, Glassware, Puuy,
Dye-stutls. Brushes of
every variety,
Perfumery, Confectionery,
Fruits, Fancy Goods, &c. &c.
o,. poor above the great Mammoth store of D." Ai
MARKET ST. LEwIsBURG
an Dr,os md Medicines 'rarranfed Fresh and
Genuine.
yu,uE s,,scr;bcrs etrrn ti.eir sincere thanks I"
those who have SO ,..herally patlon'zed mem
during the past year; and w. woulI '"'aJ ,"u i
one and ALL to call and examius our SUN r,"i
prices before purchasing elsewhere. as VIC
confident that we sell as cheap, if not - per c.
cheaper. than others Of the trade. Try Us anu
see for yourselves.
N. Is. Medical advice will be given free OF
charge by Dr. Thornton, a, the Store OF Thorn
ton & Baker.
JOSIAH BAKER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

N7HIrE Lead, and Linseed Oil, tor sale by
w DIR. Thornton Il Baker.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

MEDICAL CARD. ~s
Or. ]. R9EGADs
uecifully announces TO his friends and
he nu bic generally, that he has removed,
HE resie 'ence' 10 the house OF bis father.
fro,,ue,Iv O., 'cypied by VIM. Por'er,) o few
doors nor,b Of .SIIne', Hotel. Office, Col.
u'Fadd.n's new b. 'ick building, next door
above G. F. Bowes' ;, ore.
Lewi>burg. April /, 1870
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
uui.dinss, Library and Apparatus,

Buildings, Library slnO ApPshEs sAsuS'
The Academic edfce now occupied by the
members of the University, has been erec;sd, al
an expense OF S00o and it is ADAPTED TO accommodate
$50 students Another eice has been commencew hich
is p he finished within the course Of the present Acniec
wear and TO contain study AMI dormtores for the
accommodation of 20 students in the Collegiate departm
IN. Library contains number OF select Volumes ana
is constantly increasing.
Chemical Apparatus has been ordered sufficient TO
supply the immediate demand The Apparatus for the
Illustration of Mechanical Philosophy, is now complete
Tuition and Board.
Tuition in the Collegiate Department $50,
Academic $50, Primary si2-per year.
Board, including lodging. washing, fuel. and
light, can be had in the village and IFS vicinity at
various prices, from 81 so to So so per week.
Sessions aud Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year-the former com
mcnces on the end Thursday in October, and
continues 81 weeks; the latter commences on
the 10th May, and continues 10 weeks.
Spring Vacation. 4 weeks Autumnal. s.
By order AMI in beha'fnf tte Board:
THOMAS WATSON. Pres't.
GEORGE F. MILLER. Secv.
I.ewisburg, Union Co. Pa. April IS, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
Number Of students.

The number of students during the past year
in the various Departments, was 16i. 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
il n, follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

IN PARTS, PRICE % CENTS EACH,
a DICTIONARY OF MACHINES, MECHANICS,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

DR.. THORNTON g. BAKER,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26

nuGINE-Woak. ana Er.eENEEaING
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-26
I.n,nS inst received
Office.
,,,,cu walnut Wanted.

Lewisburg, Feb. 25, 1850.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
Sentiment Of Southern Wings.

The following article, from the leading
Wing paper in New Orleans, may be ta-
ken Us a fair expression, doubtless, Of the
opinions of Southern Wings rs to the
Union, and of the manner in which they
look upon such agita;ors as Toombs,
Clemens, and the rest. We admire the
patriotic spirit manifested by our South
ern friends aud are confident that these
views will alwa! prevail, throughout the
entire Confederacy;
From the y. o. Com. Blletn, Dec. -.
LOUISIANA AND DisUNIoN.-ln all the
calculations aud estimates oflhe hot-hoad-
G disunouiss OF the South, we are
pleased to note that they never pretend
to include the State OF Louisiana. On
this poinl at least they exhibit sound
ness of judgment and foresight, which
does not distinguish the rest OF their views
or proceedings.
Ii was once sneeringly remarked on the
floor of Congress, in reference 10 Norm
Carolina, that she was the last State
which gaye in her adhesion to the present
constitution; 10 which North Carollnlan
member replied, that if she was the last
STATE to come into the Union she would
likewise be the last to 60 ont OF It. he
reply was appropriate and well timed,
but would have been more correct, had
he said she would he one ofthe last TO go
ont. for we guaranty that Louisiana wIll
NOT Dyccede her or any other Stale in mat
movement. The whole of this cutlery,
however, on imaginary or apprehended
danger, and abstract questions ON the sub
iect of slavery, which have no practical
hearing or elect, we think is pretty much
confined to the floor of Congress, aud
meets but little ifany response among the
people of the South, if perhaps we eN>
cent South Carolina, who, we suppose
eau be worked mp TO anything, after the
exhibition she made in the notification
war of1sl2. Equally unlouuded is the
expectation or belief that the great body
of citizens of the free States contemplate
any invasion Of Southern rights, or VIII
nllow themselves 10 be led into any unJus-
tifiable or Unconstitutional measures as
re cards the South, by few crazy aud
blind fanatics.
ANY thing which the indiscreet aud IN
iudicious ol dny or all sections OF the
country can do to dissolve this Union, we
regard as mere brutum .fuimen, for Il Is
bound together by hooks of stee which
all their Efforts will be unable TO loosen OF
destroy.
We have carefully examined our eN,
changes from the Southern States, and
have not only received letters from the
different sections, but have seen many
others, and from all we can learn or heal
we do not see TIE least symptom of any
response by the people of tie south t'
the excitement whrh some of their Rep
rcscniaiiyos are cndeaYoring TO create II
Mnshington. The EeopIe oI The soull
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
Mandeville's School Readers.

A new series OF reading books, for
Common Schools, has been put into our
hands by Mr.. HATcn, agent for d. APP
pleton q Co., New York. which were
by Henry Vaudeville, ID. d.,
formerly Professor in Hamilton College.
From the little attention we have been
able TO give them, we are free to say
that We have never seen any similar
works characterized by an equal de-
gree of originality and variety in their
contenls-and we cannot but think them
well fitted to excite the interest OF the
scholar, and to lead him into good hab-
its of reading.
The series embraces four elementary
aud Introductory readers-ior Common
Schools-and two of more advanced
character-for Academies and Colleges.
The last two we have not seen but we
are of the opinion that these books will
hear acquaintance, aud we understand
that they have already-though recently
ublished-.been received with marked
approval, and extensively introduced
Several County Superintendent in this
State have given Mandeyille's Readers
the preference over all others and such,
we believe, is the judgment of the SUI
perinlendenl of this County, whose ex-
perience and success in teaching enlitlG
his opinions to great weight.
We may refer to these works again
They can be seen at Clark's Bookstore
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

UNITING TOO Mucn.-A green, good
na'ured, money-making up country Jona-
man. who said everything driy. "got
lungs fXed,' and struck up a bargain for
malrlmohy. Having no particular regard
Tor appearances the parties agreed 10 en-
ploy greenhorn country Justice to put IN
the tnckllng. He commenced The ccremo-
hies by remarkinS that, "it was customary
ON such occasions 10 commence with a
prayer, bot he believed he would omit
ihat;' on tying The knot, he said. "it vos
customary to give tho married couple some
advice, but he believed he would omit that ::
it was customary to kiss the bride, bot he
believed he would omit that also.n The
ceremony being ended. Jonathan took the
Squire by the butiou-holc, and With know
ing look. said, "'SItire, l'sc visionary To-
give the magistrate five doll iit !
bIcre RI omit Mair'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
ENGLAND.

Parliament will. assemble tor the dispatch
of business on the Sd OF February, Wien it
Is rumorrd that various political and conf
mcrcial measures viii be brought before the
Legislature. Ga the subject OF the annex.
alton OF Canada to the United States, the
Morning .hiceriscr, well informed journal,
has the following:
- The CABINET has under ITS consideration
the questions Of severance between the
Mother Country. and her Canadian posses
siohs. The confusion arrived at Is, that
England would he no actual loser were the
Canadas To carry their threats of separation
into effect. The result of q careful exam
ination Of the Canadian connection in all its
asuec,s is, that 20 fan fom England being d
sufferer from tie remuneration Of their ale
niance TO the British Crown on TIE part VI
the Canadians she would be- an actual gamer
sit is well asecriuined fact rlui the' OK
pensrs Of the conneYion have more than
counierbalanccd It's advantages. The n"in.
tenmce of that part Of our colonial posses
sons subjects us to a yearly expenditure OF
more than 100000 in hard cash. WI
any one tell us that the Canadas confer ON
~ benefits n, all equivalent 10 this? ltmay
he indeed debated whether our exports to
the Canadas would not be rs great ms thty
have been at any former period AT any
rate We speak adyiscdly when we say that
his country will be no loser by the secession
of the CanAlas-lhat is certainly the con
clusion at which the Ministry have arrived
after the mos, able and careful deliberations
On that conclusion they have resolved tC
act When the session opens we shall $40
die facts brought fully before the public
with the grounds on which the Cabinet hat
come to the rcsol ilion at which il has arrive y.
A desperate, hut futile effort will 1t Il
said, he made on ,he Hponlne OF PaThamen
to restore portion Of the old protective laws
Nobody, however, seems concerned at TIL
hostile appearances which the Swans OF mo
nopoly have assumed
Col. Webb and suiie arrived at Liver
oool by the Yorkshire. en- route to Vienna
10 commence his diplomatic duties at tn
Austrian Court.