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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

TruraStrrro.-The annexed extract u . l,tter from
Nr o " Follin who 4 attached q Captain Bcrnarts
surveying eorps gives very interesting intelligence
~ relation 20 the progress made the sthmus in laying
cot the railroad route The letter l. dat, Paso seraba
In April -
W. have fnished the surveys II the Nashua and
Ccnto passes aud way 70 TAltepec river
cur 1T RI times begin here though pretty tough
service has already been experienced But w. are nov
entering region utterly unknown 20 ~ and thus our
fatigue viii u sh,ened and the nov scenes opening
upon ~ constantly will serve u render unmndful ~
bard hips Judging from the appearance q tho sur
rounding country l. supposed we shall m - with rep
tiles. tigers and o,her wild animal without number
The read across the stlmus II rphuantcpcc i now
beyond doubt feasible Minattan WILL undoubtedly b.
tho rort the gulf side th. Pacific i than
probable that Yentosa will be fixed upon prescnting
il does. many important advantage The country
around Masaua pass 10 the Pacific u extremely healthy
b. nds ed the whole of Il thus far explored by us
This isthmus j. certainly destined 70 become laud
that 1T distant day. n the finest agricultural
well commercial points in the world Sugar. tobacco
cocoa indigo and all tropical well other produc
ucus. can We grown ~ indefinite extent with only
uthe ~ the labor bestowed upon favored land
Indeed Il i utterly impossible 70 give adequate idea
q the fuitfulnes ~ the soil tho superative beauy Of
the scenery aud the healthfulnes n the climate II H.
~ short magnificent part Of tho world 70 reside in,
though little rough 70 ? surveying party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

A BRANCH on ulE MoRMoNs IN NEW MExICo.
Last July the Brewster branch Of the Mormon
Church, good part o. IL from Springfield in this
Siate-left for the Colorado country. Letters from
Mr.. Brewster state that portion Of the party,
comprising about Ouehaf Of il, have loo ited near
~olcoTa, Valencia county, New Mexico. They
have purchased large tract Of land, and com.
menced Il settlement Mr. Brewster says that the
land purchased lies in the valley Of the lio Grande.
The Wiley Is bounded by lofty bluas, from the
SUBMITS III which, back 10 the mountains, extends
yast plain. destitute Of timber, aud un foe culti-
yation. II is however, valuable for grazing land,
as il i. covered with CANA grass which mignt sup
port countless herds of sheep and cattle Along
the river there is some cotton ID; but the
tajns al I'D al ncxhaustblc supply Of pine cedar,
and pinOu. anG. ia parts an abund tnce OF OAK
and waAu; The soil Of the valley il equal to that
81 the Western States but the people Of the soun-
try cultivate IL With the u lest and simplest nstru.
mCnts yet they manage 10 raise Very good crops
Of wheat. corn, ouons, Sc. The price Of corn j.
never L.. than two dollars a bushel The climate
is very mllu. The present winter, though un-
usually severe, the ground not frozen 80 A. TO
prevent plGugbng until the 18th Of December, and
Il wa. again III condition for ploughing the 10Th
" January. The settlement thus commenced being
on the west side Of the Rio GTande is known IN the
Brewster revelation a. the Anil country to which
the church wcrs directed to repair for inhcf-
tance - says Mr., Brewster, who. most ulqros
tionably understands all these matters Chez II
(M) LCH0,rat Miy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

SIC and exc. respectively Lard less animated
The sales consisted OF 800 bbls No at sc and No. 1,
at 91so Butter was freely offered and favored
buyers choice Western selling at Is 1sc fair to prime
State, at II l5c and Ohio, at ga l2c Cheese ranged
from a 6sic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

Creme Capt West Mr. Solomon. lady and child Hax-
dind and lAdy-8 in the steerage.
SAyANrAH-Bsrk yernon-Mr Wilson and lady MoSxrs
HAwlsy. Bartlett and Goodwin.
GoTTEsBURG-3wedish brig SelmA-C A Fredrickson,
Peterson Hoffman John Logren, and six In the steerage.
PoRT Az PRNcE-Brig BryAnt-hrs Judd. Miss Lake,
Miss Howard Mrs Perry and her the American Bap
tst Mission.
KINGsror. Js-Brig Gittinss-Mrs Cade. four
children. and servant, ID Robinson, A Ayton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

Ihtre " ~ seytntyone deaths IN Boston during The
week ending the alst inst
mass convention ~ the mechanics Of Georgia Il 70 be
held on the 4th n July 10 take into consideration the
Interests ~ that class ~ citizens strong efforts max
ing among the mechanics q Georgia 10 exclude negroes
rom al mechanical mployments through public opinion
and legislatiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

BaLrIsoRE, May 3i-Stoek Board-Sl75o Maryland SIS,
l At the board to day, w. s. 6s 1857 closed at Hiss bid
Maryland o. l0z bid lO3 asked bAltmore6 1880 lbs bid
le asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1867 9
bid: do shares III bid. 77 asksd; York and
e bid. 23ls asked Baltimore and susquehannah, 50 bid,
40 asked.
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In Elizabetbtown. N. j.. on Thursday May 90 by the
Rev. H. q. Moore, Mr.. JAMES c. WErMoRE of New York,
to CArH.Risr daughter of Major VIM Ch.twood of the
former place.
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Telecraphie Report.


CHARLESTON, May 81, 1851.
The sales Of cotton day 900 bales, ut 9Ac
Our market is Arm, and full prices maintained
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ITO YEMALEs.-DR. LAFoNTS CELEBRATED PILLS.
These Pills safe in their effects and are highly
priced medicine TO be Of irreguar
ties Instructions etc Full and explicit directions enclosed
For Of Broadway and John street. Price, "
and 81 box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

Ftoop ~ rHr wAs.nH RrER a letter from Logsns.
port Ohio under date ~ the I'D ut saysWe have had
tremendous rains and storms and the Wabash canal has
suffered greatly One squeduct gone hfsen milss east
a Huntington, and another six miles east Of the
place Another IL injured between Peru and Huntington
and there Il break between Logansport aud Toledo
The Wabash river II very high threatening the destruc
ton o. the aqueducts and bridges here I suppose II
vii r. guire four weeks 10 repair the damages
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cIrY TRADE REPoRr.

NHNHI IHNtFEf-tNtts
The s brig phinbridge Lieut. Com J. Manning.
sailed from Iuonos Ayres, March = for Nontev1eo.
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ties Full and pcit directions enclosed
For corner of Broadway and John street. Price -
oents and 81 per box
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
without pain. In debility brought BY improper habits
ana consttutiona affections he combines medicines VITA
who without it, lie has daily Of
years duration from the other In az he guaran
without csuste which use caused by their pei
ling the former dsease enough His diploma, with
equal it. You cured me in day-D. M. Corbyn. One
local application cured in hours after another doc
years be from without bs.s
Mt you cured me by local and general eatmnt in
syphilitic my body short time after
had been under three physicians for besides using
Amboy N. Those at distance by enclosing be
,rssseS y mai" 1sss eSS5. from to and
doors from broadway not in the store
Of every female married or single Matters Of
the deepest import in terms perfectly ia
miar TO all classes Sold in wrappers at 80 cents Sent
y ''' V WV soHLoss CO, Io2 Nassau street.
NoTICE.-YIELDING TO THE EARNEST sOLICIrA-
tons Of very many who have been Eroi.y By
tnue to gratuouly for all diseases Of private
Those who, by INDUCING in certain destructive
.a Z, oa's ssvs S SS
BY letter in English, French German b. DE LANEY,
d, 81 Lispenard street near broadway.
lust PUBLIsHED-DR. DE LANEYs MEDICAL
son s osn xise
Self preseasasoI few words on self aeg g and ,ss
and, by post Of tire author. 81 Lispenard street.
~ street Centre street. where he may be consulted
all diseases delicate nature every day
and evening DR. O. has enjoyed the confidence OIL large
number of this city for more than twenty years
past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

ptnoui ~ LrcpFzfa " NFw OaLPASs-Parodi achieved
another brilliant triumph last evening In Lucrezs Bor.
gia her powerful acting In particular fairly esctrifying
the fun and most fashionable audience assembled Never
has this character been portrayed with such force In
city She was called out NJ the end Of the second act
and again a the close ~ tho last she appeared the
aud vocifer0us demand ~ the audience and
grccewith such shower n bouquets seldom falls
the feet ~ either singer actress No other artistic
than parodi could draw such house that which
gaced the Orleans the itre last evening when the heat
almost su1ocating and on Monday night the
chances are that the house will be fully aud
fashionably sttended-Neo Oyisons Pieayan> May "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02
THE BEST REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND

'I'bLE BLoI KEMEDn foN wyu1no, .ut tb p nED
field Union Of September IS 1873 Is Wsars Basam Of Wild
Cherry, which sold in this State number Of
enabled
that 1t has gwen better satisfaction and of has been
sold and used than other patent medicine the same
have doubt is the best medicine now be-
the public the diseases which advertised IL
has many done good anordng much relief -
the sick and afflicted and safely recommend IT to all whs
troubled with coughs colds consumption and all othec
Of the lungs valuable safe and most useful me
dic;ne From the Dedham, Mass Gazette, Feb u.s. 1889
The Introduction of this famous medicine to the public BY
Seth w. Fowe has been Of service probably than
other article that has been and effected
of various complaints that flesh heir to than
troushout the country The numerous eerhcstes in his
full the virtues of Beware Of
imposition Remes ber the al and only genuine wistsrs
Basam Wild Cherry always bears the written signature
of BUTTS the outside For sale by Seth W.
Towis Boston Mass and ala. for sale by b. D. Sends.
Co.. No. 30 Maiden lane; BY Vim Berger, "a Courtiandt att
by Rushton, Clark Co.. 10 Aston and N3 Irving House,
Broadway New York: and by druggists generally every
vhe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

MO FEE TILL cURED.-DR CORBITT OF 10 DUANE
IN street be consulted eonhdentiay the trest
ent OF delicate diseases From practice of
DR. C. s enabled TO guaranty with
out mercury Dr. CO specific box bottle dollar has
never failed in etfecting
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NO FEE TILL cURED.-DRs. COOPER AND MURPHY.
~ Roosevelt street. from their unparalleled
dehses be relied in the r atment Of the most obs
nate without mercury. Dr. toopers patients Will
hnd him at Roosevelt street Chatham aud nowhere
else. Beware Of the auacks in Duane street
nR. L. MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have contracted diseases Cura ut vOeas that is
take Of thy health have devoted years TO
profstaon treated SUCCESSFULLY thousands of pstien
Those who wish 70 consult those complaints dc
recf chargeI from A. NJ to9 T. NJ, Sundays excepted.
~ ysu value your heslth viii avoid knaves who
huhingy tell you that they only you and that
their kind OF medicine Is all that for disease
IN all ts forms Persons whose health hss been ruined
these egotise, cell upon daily lS William street
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NEW MEDICAL BOoKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
H. the GaSs s SssAs,
Der Of beautifully colored plates large life BY Homer
q @ second
edition. price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
70 Rsords Actions works the family diseases.
sss IN ynd aps
sable Fer a
22s Broadway, and by the asthor, 5oi Broadway.
THE MARRIED woxAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
sao as pp p s
Years Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish 70
work il i intended especially for the married these
~sh be ss s1@ p1.S5y
Here also evevy fsmaisMths WIFE the mothershe one
years whom nature contempates important change
can discover the easss. and The most
lErtract Of Letter from Gentleman Dayton. Ohio,
Nv DrAR SIN MY wife been perceptbiy sinking foe
some hrs. or more IN Of her great An.
ana before r ana aas hst een
and prosrated her putting in imminent danger and
The state Of things was inevissS and resigned myself t.
meet The A. ,h. me two
ssss s relief on . sS n n,d mann"
X pages impaired % my WIFE, on iearHns the
great discovery Of n NJ provided r-nedy II
@ BIT 70, ,nSssT woss have
N her gave and m oS1sn M nave 'eea
IL IT, Of course iprsetieaA 20 convey more fully the
sale :, @ Eroa6ssy and :, the Puslishins Once, 81
Tucker Mobile Aiabama T. B. Peterson - Chestnut street.
free postage any part United States. letters
ss' s.s s1 o Rs box
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nR RALPn AuTnoR nr TIE . pnAcrlrAL rRI

hR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE " PRACTICAL PRI-
- waite Treatise &e.-Oficc hours 9to ia Nj 70 p.
NJ tsunday excepted No - Gresswieh From the
uncommon medical advantages the author has enjoyed
this speciality he has ample for stating that 10 and
stage 81 certain diseases their we'll as the
derorabe effects resulting from early Improper habits he
can insure such certain safe ana radical he
ottatped from other Ia America Those who
ply the earlier stages will b. surprised at the and
pdfty ofthe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02

e. Enn KFWhkD-CxOssMAN' SPECIFIC MIX
poOO tureW all srnedies yet discovered thisn The
most certain IL makes speedy and cure with
out the least reetre In diet drink ehangs
" application TO bssines May are cured in Two dsys
Sold ~ the drug Z3 broadway on Chamhsr
street also ct 70. 10 Asor House, at ITO Broadway and W
Fulton stree. former Of William.
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Ok cESTs-rRIvATE MEDICAL woRx.-poCrt

Ok CENTS-PRIyATE MEDICAL W0RX.-DOCrOR
81 Ralphs Practical Private Treatise intended for all
Nlo need sound practical inform afflicted
With certain diseases reduced in above In order 70
put more within the reach Of ALL and thus from
tie dhpftnment always complained o. IN the works got
out ~ imitation Of this the published for popular
this city. lshng standing reputation and extensive de-
msnd have slso facilitated this reduction. Giving the
ture symtoms and conseauences OF each disease
including nervous debility weakness structure with recipes
for remedies their Se. in plain language. 10
enables every ssfuyand privately treat hs
judge " priv .ely treated 10th edition, 37 pages,
with Sold at ~ Greenwich and q Ann street. Mailed
IN IN by addreaainw. poat-paid box
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s The first number hfty pages BY r. Glover D. rivcs
aud olsss ~ diseases
little undsrstood by medical IL s illustrated by csses
ssd eugrsvngs which bring ~ within the comprehension Of
class of readers In the treatment instrument
" introduced which has been found emnentiy successful
restoring debtated organs and breaking that morbid
association established In early youth Tor sale By the
suthor ~ where consulted In this class %
dtsNaa prtr cant
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fesesieo that the governme nj we're not dsir5u. 10
pay little pc sibe for the salaries ~ s servants
sud stated that II frequently happened that the officers
~ the government vent iEto private houses because the
remuneration they received from government not
svbciept lie denied that the plans a the honorable
member would effect ANY real rerenchment lie up
po@ed r. the whole system " the honorable men Der fr
Lincoln Whose schemes alarmed the government lie
denied tbs AZ was possible t. have large and
take OF custom duties. a. the honorable member pro.
posed lie (hr Merritt) had always scheme
In banda and he might allude % one nov Tor making
further improvements in the navigation u the st Law
renee, snd which would require immense amount u
analac money 90 cauy out. His (Mr HincksD opinion
that The cutting down ~ salaries proposed ~ the
rritaic ~ IA anahe could never agree t9t
air AAtFs DC Mas made quite furious spiurFe against
81 Jonathan Sfr Henry Buwer calls W Sir McNab
IL The apae aous character Who vas knghted
Years ago fot being an accessory before and Accessory
the fact in the murder ~ Duree and IN the PUN
tng and arson Of the steamboat Caroline in this State
81 II terrible man.
Sir AtliS n McNAs ondemned the constant CON
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Foreign maIls.
Letter Bags per Scott for New Orleans Tin I'D
the NALL will close at the Exchange esdin
Room (6 Exchanged Monday, june at quarter before
o'clock.
Bags for Rio Janero per steamer Golden Gate
will close the Exchange Reading Room t Exchanged oil
Saturday June Ia.
The also At Ksnyons Wall street
HQura
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vow cae mxtsrs for the cure efpriv ~ disosaers 10
mskes speedy without the least restrictions Of diet,
drink, exposure change in application 10 business The
proprietor challenges single wteh mixture will
not cure, under the forfeiture Of Ave nndred dollars s
p. up N bottles with fall drecuess At 81 On, bottle
IT, RING, Ie2 Bresawsy, and ZOE Baysrd street. NY. w.
Little, l0 Hanover street. xesson; wrsht Co, Now
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

OrTR Rc0iTS-Drab felt, Pilot. Drab B.ave-, BIari
do Black cloth Sacks Black loose do, Fancy de- Drab
lie HaHyups, Black 90. Brown do, Grey Blanket dc,
Blue blanket 90 AioI,air DO, &C. sc.
DRESS cOiIS-lla,. French Cloth Dress and frock
C ats business do Browl, do, Brown do, Invisible
ons Irish Tweeds Jeans Cas-. ;merr- Satincts Uni II
I; AYERS Pilts and all Others. Monkey Jackets and
Cricket DO. Of all kinis.
TESTS-SIik Velvet, ks. Satins, Fancy do. Fancy
Voencil. Svauslown- Black HerrOni Bla h AMI Fancy
Cass .IlrT.s German SIiks. Scarlet do, SC, &c.
PANTiLOONS-iiiack DO SSin CasSimcres, Black
and Fancy Twec,s CoriUToys. Satin.ts, Union, ir Ii
Casm Farmers and Mechanics dc, Congress do.
and a variety If others
HATS Molrskin, SIR. Fur, and Wool Hats. Pearl,
Brown. BiirS Brush White do, Grown Hungarian, An
gu.On- B. sc.
CiFS-Silk Plush. silk Glazcd and Cloth Gays.
SHlRT>-Fine White, Fancy 10. Hickory do
Coriei Collars PLAIN and fancy DO
do, Marine do
Io ier- ard Glo7es, Comfols, Cra7atS Punsec Hand
kerchirfs. Linen 60.
SusrcnderS. Carp. bag, Crava: Buckles.
Peas aud Pen Holders Pencils; Cloth and Hat Brushes.
nJAll dt which we will be able to sell mnch
cheaper than any offered to the public. Having
purchased stock fof cash and from first
only sell cheaper but better cothiug
stock tfre t;rchnsius anything in the
shane clothing, for feel assured that VIII do
well ,lon. All ask Come and and if don't
rive good bargains, don't ask you to deal with US
We dit charge ANYTHING for locking at our stock and
very little when you buy. Don't forget 10 cal at " No.
l." ID. MYERS "a CO.
L,wisburg. Oct. Ii. 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
Grand jury List-Dpeember Term.

= .vcr--petor Kline, Henry Mitchell
Bu II o--Ssml Iit'cr. Gideon Bchl
centre-Jno spayi Jno Bowersox, Isrl Bachman, Johf
Mourer
7harrn ln--Iuo Krrstrtt r. Burkhart
uartley-NIichapl Wof Jno Rote, Elwarl larger, Jam
'ZuaI:, cru.ar. Jos Miller, Jr
L wi shu-s-L /; Christ 6 Miflnbu-g-T Cronemillei
frrry-James Forty Penns--Jas Davis
wnshin -ton-Ino Landes Il Heinbach
West BufIilc-EliIS Keckner
Waite Dcer-Sani Hen ,erSon, Genibcrling
TRlTE PSE JI-RORS
B'avsr-Jno Hall, Daniel Smith, Shey, John Smith
George swartz
Blfais-Mrrtin n Reed
tcutre-G o ! hoch Geo Motz, II Backhouse, David
SVca-,e, VIM koou
epnan-RcrbCn Iianes
EAST BuFslo-'uo tiundy. Thos Penny. Robt II Laird
Htr;!"y-; hristan Ganu, Broucher, Henry kGhl Jas
vi s,n, u Long
k"liv-G-or.e M,iyel, T. Ne;xol
Levi xi,burg-wm wilson p Gner, Donachy, def
fi.ndericr. Frederick Stou shton
LincStnne-John Shenkcl
Nifiinburg-Jacob Deckard Ge0rre DreStach
i.ddecr-ek--Jobn Strsub. Frederick Bilger
PrnnS-Jno Krcilrr. p k.rlin Prrry-iieIry Sveigert
Tnor-Ssrn Gcs' = Cha< IIcimhach Jnn TounsmaD, JEo
Rtt'r. Jr. james Cook benjamin Cawieg
West B-aver-Dlvid Fcssler
West BuTalo- cnry Z- lers Jno Shoemaker, Christian
Mems h. David ShaFer. II nry Winsert
White De 'r-franci- Walker
PETIT JURORS ed ,,eek.)
i;csvrr-Ciristian Gross. Jacob Kern
BuflloG,o Ieiser, Eobt ayhorn Dreishach, Tho'
Centre-'ieo " Hoffman, IIy Hcimsach
Fast Busa'o-.Iohn Young, Cr"miy
Kcily-JoseIh Kelly Hartirv-Adam Nusser
Levi bure-Nathrn rn Rawn Adam J. weidensauI
Lim'.>tnr,.-Dlu Rcier
MfIiuburs-Nichs Mihouse RoCenrcf
Mddie-rec,l--lIeury Ritzman P'nns-Dan 'ianclcr
P.rry-r.ter Arho.ast Uuon-Sam I Walter
WaShinrtrn-Ino Pearson. Ph Enyer Jacob Magic, Geo
Glass Geo Hlbish. Dan Sterner
W,st Beaycr-If II Margaritz Ecklart in Nciant, sr
West Euf-H Jordan, John loin
White Deer-Dayii Ramsey, Nicholas Gruver Joel Ranck
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
The WINTER SESSION
OF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY,

w I'LL commence on MONDAY the 20th
w of OCT. All the branches OF a regular
and complete Academic course will be taught.
The sub, ,criher. ia entering upon the 9Th year
of his Connection with this Institution, taxes
pleasure in returning 10 the ciizens of IealshuTg
ant vicinity his sincere thanks for the cordial and
liberal support they have given him. HIS constant
.iT IT has been 10 intu>e into the minds OF those
under his care a love of learning, and 10 tram
their youthful powers into systematic habits Of
: udy. And when ;hi> end is once fully reached.
the greatest obstacle in the way OF acquiring a
thorough education has been surmounteJ. and
the iutrre progress OF the student, ai,ho always
ascending, sill still be rendered pleasant aud
secure.
The Primary Department will receive special
attention; and exercises in Chmpos''on and
Defamation will be required of the larger mem
bers Of the school. 4 Vacation will be given
during the Holidays
TErns. per Session Of 90 weeks: For Common
English Sc. for Higher Engli-h IS and for Lam
guage- 80. jNu. RANDOLPH.
sept 30 1851 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-03
Issue List, Dec. T. 1851.

f,HRIsTIAN SNYDER VS. Joseph Wallace
- James Williams vs. John MKelvey
L b Christ Samuel Geddes
II nry BorIshare V Henry Yoxtheimer. Jr
Iieo Bonner for Samuel Franck VS. Geo Adams
Platt Knox &c. for wm Collins vs. Jared Irwin
" Wagenscler SURFING partner. &c vs. Reuben heiie
Pet T German and wifi vs Thos Thursby
wa-ensaler's Bx'rs VIZ "agenseiier vs Hou-sr !
Same John Gupdy, admir- Of NJ Sander
Jacob Rnu-h VS. George Nerhood
Elias Fees Martin Drri-hach
Weaver Weaver IS Philip Fetters Adrr't
Christ < MFad1en vs. WIN High
John Kuhl Wm Moll
Wn e ficrrold vs. Peter s;erman
Ray q Die for klapp vs. John Plancs
J 4 Walls VS. Thomas Cummings
John Hartman Jr V li~nryfisher
same vs. Samuel Fisher
Martin A Stock VS. Haas Haas
Saline VS. Sane
.cker for Nenges Herrold Zci-ler
J Iiouswarth's Ex' VS. John Moatz
5 Bsrkhou>cs Admr VS. Valentine Haas
j 4 ! Walls same
Valentine Hare John Hartman Jr
Wm Norris Il CO vs. Thomas Bower
Geo Benner VS. John Hepners Committee
Com tn If Pa vs. J iuranl 4 II Orwig
J Ellis &c vs. Joseph Hartman Jr
Wm Tate vs. Robert II Kerr
J r Kldirr 4 wifi, vs. Michael Keckner
wm Is Shrncr 5 D Worien
Israel Gut..ns VS. Jacob Haus Jr
Abraham Licgler v. John Snydcr's Ex'r
Same Same
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