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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08

His appointment by Gov. Porter was
debt Of political gratitude without reference
to leyal qualifications. If he possesses the
high attainmcnts which his friends now
claim for him, he has been most unfor-
tunate in his exhibition OF them in this
county in his official capacity. A slow,
ness which tires all patience, doubling,
hesitating manner which never more than
half decides-a want of frmness to adhere
to a decision when made-the necessity OF
a constant recurrence to the Books for the
plainest and most obvious principles,
during the progress of trial, and the
charging juries, even in ordinary cases OF
Assault and Battery, from manuscript, are
considered in this community, not only
evidence of, but irredeemable incompe-
tcncy itself.-[Union Star.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
For the Lewisburg Chronicle
County Treasurer.

MR. EDITOR | have seen nothing IN
your truly Independent Journal IN rela''o"
TO the Treasurer TO be elected this Fail,
Both candidates reside in this Town, and
are respectable men. Mr.. M,uck has had
the Office once already, and by the Oae
Term principle adopted by the last WIN.
County Convention, clearly should not be
reelected. He is also a m'n too wealthy
10 need the Office at all. Ga these accounts
when he tried 10 get the Delegates at ou'
las, meeting, he received but .tfoe votes.
Mr.. Maize. on the other hand, is man
OF small estate, who has never had county
Office, and whose capabillty and integrity
are no, disputed. The voters may rely
upon these facts, and that il would be
kind and honorable act TO elect HENRY
ID. MAIZE, Esq. for County Treasurer
think Mr.. Maize will have a majority oi
nearly Two to one in this Borough and the
adjacent Townships. where 'he clrcum'
stances and qualifications OF both candid
a,es are well known.
A WuIG OF New BERLIN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
Judge Wilson and Mr. Casey.

If the "Times" wishes to institute COM
parsons between the decisions of the one
and the practice of the other, We have no
objection. We can refer to one case which
has been shilly-shallying between the
Judges decisions aud the Supreme Court
for nearly seven years, the same case re-
versed three times by the Supreme Court
for error committed by Judge Wilson each
time. That there may be no mistake, We
refer to the case of Snyder VS., Wilt, No.
60, May Term, lS45. The errors, OR mis-
takes of Judge Wilson, in that single case
alone, has cost the county about $1,000, in
trying and re-trying it after being reversed
by the Supreme Court, and it's get ande-
cided, and must be tried again. Let the
"Times settle this with Taxpayers be-
fore IT arraigns Mr.. Casey.-Cnion Star.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
IEWISBJJRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER
California News.

The Promeiheus reached New York on
the 5lh inst, with San Francisco dates to
the 9th ult.
The General Election was On 81 ult.
The California Courier (Whis) Of the
9Th uIt. says Of the Election
"The returns thus far, tho in the main
imperfect. from the counties ol San Franc
lsco. Sacramento, Yoio, Nevada, t. Dorado,
Soano, Marin. Tuolurnne, -Sao joaquin.
Calaverns. and Santa Clara, give Reading
(Whig, for Go.ernor) majority OF about
1000, and the balance OF the State Ticket
IRON 600 to 500. The counties of Mendo-
cino, Napa. Klamath, Trinity. Shasta. Los
Angeles, San LUIS Ooispo, Santa Barbara,
and Santa Cruz, will give Reading at least
5000 majority. This puts his election
beyond the possibility of doubt. and the
same vote will elect the most OF our Stale
ticket"
But the San Francisco Herald (Demo.
craft of the same date says:
"rhe returns thus far received, indicate
the triumph Of the Democratic Safe ticket
bya decisive majority. The Legislature will
Dc largely Democratic. and al least one
Congressman will be of The same politics..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY,

WILL commence on MONDAY the 2oth
w Of OCT. All the branches Of regular
and complete Academic course will be taught.
The subscriber. in entering upon the 9Th year
Of his connection with this Institution. takes
pleasure in returning to the citizens of Iew':burg
and vicinity his sincere thanks for the cordial and
liberal sup, they have given him. HIS constant
eff n, has been to iutuse into the minds OF those
under his care a love Of learning, aud 10 hain
their Youthful powers into systematic habits OF
study. And when this end is once fully reached.
the greatest obstacle in the way Of acquiring
thorough education has been surmOunted, and
the future progress OF the student. altho' always
ASCENDING, will still be rendered peasant and
secure.
The Primary Department will receive special
attention and exercises in Composition and
Defamation viii be required OF the larger mem-
bers Of the school. A Vacation will be gwen
during the Holidays
TERMS, per Session of 20 weeks: For Common
English Sc, for Higher English IS and for Lam
guases $40. JNC. RANDOLrH'
Sept. 30. 1851 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
Latter from General Scott.

IThe New York Times states that some
few mouths since, gentleman OF Penn
sylyania, at the request of eight members
Of the State Senate, wrote letter to Gen.
Winfield Scott, addressing him as the un.
doubted Wing candidate for the next Pres
idency, and requesting his opinions upon
the various political questions which have
aritated the country. 10 that letter Gen
Scott wrote the following reply, in which
it will be seen, he refers to his past iif(
and his character for his opinions:J
Washington, March 26, ls5i.
Sir: I have received your letter marked
s.confdeutial,") in which, after commit
ting the error Of supposlng me Niniiy
befsre the country as The Wing candidate
for she Presidency" you proceed to IN
tcrrogate Inc on many points oil grave pup
lie interes+.
Permit me to say, that. considerlng we
sh,f, probably, only have Hhig candidate
for the PRESIDENCY through National
Convention, and that can not be Its nom,
inee except by the force of the unsolicited
partiality of large masses Of my country
men:
Considering, also, tha: if my character
Of priuciples be not already known, 1t
would now be idle to attempt to supply
the deficient information by mere paper
professions of wisdom and virtue, made
for the occasion:
And considering that if | answer your
queries, L must 60 On, and answer others
.Irc.dy before me as well as the long series
that would inevitably follow--to the dis
gust of the public.
will beg permission to close this ae'
knowledgement of your letter by subscri-
bing myself, With great respect
Your obedient servant,
-". WINFIELD SCOTT.
--Esq, Harrisburg, Penn
ST. must add, that write and say
nothing, on public subjects, which l am
unwilling to see published. W. 5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
DEATHS.

In Lewisburg, 9th inst, PArRIcK KENNEDY,
seed about IS years. The deceased had worked
in the Boat Yard, and had won universal respect
for his industry and good behavior, and the best
attentions were paid to him by his companions.
and by the families of Messrs Frick and SlIier.
A few days before his death. he sent his money
to aid sister in Ireland. He was buried in the
Catholic Cemetery at Milton.
In Cincinnati. 23i ult., from congestion Of HE
brain induced by Cholera, ELIzAsrTH JAMES,
(aged SIS years,) wife Of Israel E. James Esq Of
Philadelphia. and mother Of Prof James oil the
University AT Lewsburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
Lewisburg Daily bulletin.

Itmay be some time before that "Dal-
!, Chronicle" is published. In the mean
.;me the officers of the Susq. Telegraph
Compauy have authorized the establish
ment at this station Of Daily Bulletin
Book. in which all the General and Local
News Of importance coming over the Line'
shall be copied, and open to ali subscribers
at 25 cts per month in advance. Special
minis will be taken by the operator IN Phil
sdelphia to procure the latest Market pri-
40. and all other intelligence, culled from
the leading and most reliable papers
pe- Subscriptions in Town and Country
solicited at this office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08

An extensive coal field has been dlscov.
cred in North Carolina, on the Cape Fear
and Deep rivers. and is now beng opened
bv a company Of northern capitalists.
There are three kinds Of coal found-biIu-
minous, semi-bl,umnous and Anthracite
all Of excellent quality.
Tripler Hall, in New York. was ihrsnsed
on Friday night with the multitude anxious
10 hear Miss Hayes in the oratorio Of the
Messiah. She sang with great power and
.exp-ession. and increased The admiration oil
her yocalizalion which is generally enter.
tanned.
Cincinnati, Oct. 3.-We learn tha. Rev.
Roh,. l.. Stanton, Of New Orleans, has
se.n elected president Of Oakland College,
M;.s;.siopi. in place of Dr.. Chamberlain,
Tho. il will be remembered, was killed by
a student.
Rev. DIR. Bacon, Of New Haven. whose
n.r;,o.,s adventures in the mountains o1
Ku,di.,an have excled SO much sym
p.,hy, arrived a few days sioce. after
IN abseace Of . year and half from als
pulpit.
Bsrnum, beng asked one day the secre1
Of his success, tsays correspondent o
the New York Express,) simply laughed
and said: t" Printers ink"
Hon. Daniel Webster has written a let.
Nr, accepting the invitation 10 be present al
the New Hampshire Fair, 10 be held in
M...l.-r.e The week
Mrs. Dr.. Judson and children arrived IL
Boston by the Canada on fnaay n'gn'
with heal.h much improved by their voyage
The Southern Press declares that it i
simply ridiculous TO call the Christiana al
fair case Of treason."
The wire for the submarine telegraph
between Dover and Calais, twenty. .fou
miles long, 10 completed.
The electric Telegraph is 70 be estab
lsAs4 throughout Turkey.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Z


The steamship Empire State arrived a
N. Y. this morning. She brings $50 pas
sengers, and has $4,000 dollars in gold
Among the passengers is Capt. Ellis. o.
Washington, who was liberated by the
Captain General Of Cuba about half an
hour before the steamer left.
The steamship Fanny arrived at New
Orleans las, evening with advices iron
Texas TO the lst inst. The revolution or
the Rio Grande seems to be on stand
Gen. Carabajal still remains at Teamayo
The people Of that town had held a meet
ing at which they resolved to accept the
proclamation issued by the revoluiionisls
The Mexican troops stationed there are al
lowed to march out Of town with the hon
ors Of war. The revolulionists were de
lermined TO defend the place. A repor
having reached Malamoras that the inva
ders were prepared to march upon lha
town. large number Of the inhabitants
including all the women and children, fed
leaving only about $50 men in The town
The brig Rescue. companion Of the Arc
tic Expedition iu search Of Sir John Frak
lin, arrived At the Navy Yard, N. T., 'ihi.
morning. understand one oi her officer
has prepared minute account Of the ex
pedition, which will be published.
A conliaued arrival Of gold from Cali
fornia, in quantities as large as ever. cou
pied with great probability Of diminished
export Of specie hereafter, hold forth II,
most promising appearances Of gradua
return OF commercial confidence from th
period.
Kossu.h is expected 10 arrive At N. Y
lhis wvek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08

~We have heard the remark, that
the State Debt, of which both parties have
so much to say, is of no great consequence
ANYHOW, and does not concern taxpayers
very mnch. Yet it is a pretty serious
matter with many farmers and mechanics
to nav the State Tax HSs-and the worst OF
it is, Millions Of Dollars are annually ia
ken out of Pennsylvania, and invested in
adjoining States in real estate and manu-
facturies, on purpose to avoid our State
Taxes. Thus our State loses men and
money by the Debt, and does not increase
as fast as its natural advantages should
make it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
For the Lcwisburg Chronicle.

Mr.. Editor: An opponen, Of Hon. Jos. Casey
recen,lv urged against him that he was not
NATIVE Of this County! Bot if my memory Is
No, .t fault. We nafurakzed him three years ago
BY 1888 majority. and can do it again. GJH's
opponent. Judge Wilson does not lice 'cithin the
county at all! 1 think it time Union county
.hou,d have President Judge Of her own.
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08

MARRIAGES.,

In Selinserove, LIST inst. FRASKLIH SrrKkn
of the firm cf J. Spyker & Son, Lewisburg. and
Miss AGNES DAVIS of SeIinsgrove.
On the I'd inst. by Rev. J. q. Anspach, ELAN
MElxEL Of Kelly Up and Miss HANNAH, dsugh.
ter of Gideon Biehi, Of East Builalse.
In Pi,tsburg. 25th ult, WILLIAM Cam, Of the
firm Of John Pa ker & Co. and Miss CAROLINE,
daughter Of the late .ohn Sargent, Esq, OF
LewisbuIe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
LEWIsBURG FEMALE SEMINARY

TINHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
l that he expects to open Female Seminary
in Iewi-b,irs in the Brick Building adJaining The
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The Fir>t Session will
commence on the "d Monday III October Terms
per Sess,nn-s6 and 10. a Session 10 consist
Of period of five months. Instructions will he
given ia Greek. Latin, French. Mathematics.
! DSawins and Painting, as we'll as in all the
b. anches Of lirstrate English education. Extra
charges will be made for French. Drawing, and
Painting.
Miss Hux4 The lady expected to take charge OF the
institution, Is from Burlington, Vermont The Rev sr
CoSyrpsy President of the Female Seminary in that
place Says she Is lady Of solid talents, prudent de-
portmept I,jy-lik. in her manner. and excellent
teacher Shcis well acquainted with the French
Drawing, Painting, Yathcnatics, and all the English
branches and experienced teacher AMI an limra-
bis royerne=s In short. she just such lady a. would
our seminary if needed one Mr.. Converse has long
been at the head Of tis Institution in which there are
from one TO h,rred young ladies, and 1t - TO te
resumed knows what the qualifications OF teach
ought be- Sh, does not teach instrumental muse put
lessons thi, epar mt will be given BY accomplished
teachers in the place, reasonable terms.
A. we shall he at considerable expense in get.
ting up the school, any patronage from the public
will be thankfully received. We shall endeavor
to make it a means of intellectual and moral
Improvement. as well as q source OF pleasure to
all who may attend.
Good Boarding can I've had in pleasant families
on reasonable terms. For further information.
please apply TO the subscriber.
Sen, "a 1851 P.B MARI
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GNo alteration to report in
the Lewisburg Market.

s-PETROLEUM, OF ROCK OIL. natural remedy
procured from well IN Allegheny Co Pa 400 feet bclow
the earths surface put up by VI KiEk Pitsbrrs, in
the bottles just it flows from the ii without aixtilre
Of any kind Nher taken accuriin, 10 the d-ctions it
will pains and enlargcmeuts in the bones and JOINTS
Botches Bles, Ery.ipeias PimpleS the face letter,
Scaldhead Ring and the various shin Diseases it
has cured numerous of Rheumatism Neural ,iout
Ac several CT Rheumatism of years standing have
been entirely cured isee Advertisement in another part
Of this papcr) jy3.9eowsl2
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make i

B-The Democrats of the Dauphin and
Lebanon Judicial District 60 in unanlm-
ously for the election of Judge Pierson, the
Whig nominee, and previously an ultra
Wing politician at that. Of course, the
Democracy there have all "turned Wings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08
AGENTS WANTED.

business Men to take the eHeiss'ss Agency
ID (ior County or Coun'lss) for the sste 't 'hs'
f.pRNAV WASHING FLUIDsn article uAuek
,,gaper aud easier To use Than psand wss'snsss
TO perfectly cleanse .ii kinds oi elo'Ains eosss-
n,np no Potash, Ssda-ash, Spihls Ol TurpenfineI
Ammonia. ACIDS, or any article ~hsfsver that
viii in any manner injors the finest ta6rie OF .hs
lesh. II is an x,,icie ~hich. when once in'sVd0~
,.d. constunt .sle- can be made with large profits
to The agent For Iui PARTICULARS regarding
prices, term., &c, address tposs pa'd),
J.. r HDYT & co.
.m3s7 No. 26 sou,:i Fiiih ST. Phiisd'a.
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v aluable Farm
kT PUBLIC SALE

TTNHAT valuable Farm owned and occupied by
Il Mr. JoaS NcCLEEHT, deceased. situate in
Chiisqunque loanship. Northumberland county,
on the east side OF The West Branch OF the
Susquehanns river. one mile below the Borough
Of Milton. on the main road leading from the
latter place TO Northumberland Containing
One Hundred Acres
and sllowance-wiil be sold al Public Ou'cry.
at the house Of Henry Eckbert, lnnkeeper, IN
Milton, ON
Thursday, the 23d day Of Oesoter merit.
As this is very desirable property, and
will bes; recommend itself, those wishing 10
purchase are requested to call and examine the
premises previous 20 the day of sale.
The Terms will be made kn ,wn on the day OF
sale by WM. MCLEERY, r,.,,o,.
JOHN WALLS,
Sept. 10. 1851
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Land Sales.
VALUABLE FARM
q e.- LLNo e

E1OR sALE.-The subscribers viii 0ns' u
Il Pubic sale, on
Wednesday, 18th Oct. next
the FARM belonging to the Heirs OF "t.iAN
KELLu. deceased, late Of Kelly township. Union :,
county, adjoining lands Of Andrew Kelly. Da''o
Kelly, John Bennsge, and Others, containing
One Hundred and Six Acres,
whereon are erected Brick Dwelling House,
Bank Barn. and other necessary outbuildin9s-
Well with good water at the door Of the house,
and good spring near the buildings-and an
Orchard OF Fruit Of all kinds. and an excellent
Limestone Quarry on the place.
There about GS acres cleared and IN
a good state of cultivation. The remainder is
WELL TIMBERED.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, AM. Of said
day, when terms will be made known by
WM. A. KELLY,
Sept 20. 1851 pd A. H. LUTZ.
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Cd for Sale. @

7NHAT large and desirable property on
the corner OF Market and Wafer S,s.,
well situated for residence. for busine> >,
or Tor ID esidebce and place OF business.
There is a large BRICK House contain.
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. Kitchen
and Washhouse adjoins, and it has also
large cement Cistern, Pump and Well OF
good water, and all the necessary our-
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to GEo. .MilLRk.
Esq. S. K. DAVIS. p
Lewisburg. Sept. %, 1850
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81 ,saszAA vExpuE.
y t-~-, II ~ ssSSe1

VTNHE subscriber having disposed Of hi' Farm
will OlleI al Public Sale ON
Saturday, lst Noo. nert,
a. the Farm he occupies in East BuffAioe lP'
syA span Of horses, two COILS cows young
CATTLE hogs, and Farming Utensils ! is'm'
made known by .. u. ChAri nA"'
Oct 3, 1881
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MECHANICS, UNION ASSOCIATION

nrc ,rporated by the State Of Mas.achrsetts)
Brunch Office No. 63 Dock -. Phiiadd.
Accumulated { ash and Guarantee Capital $50 900
Presiden,-M D DEAN. Financial Committee
VIM Pa,ten, u e Wood, II Judkns.
HTNHIS is an Association Of Working Men and
others, for the mutual assistance Of each
other in case Of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual depo-
sits, YOU will become a life member. and will he
eniiled to weekly benefit during lie If you should
b. disabled by sickness o, accident from attending
to your ordinary business or occupation. Females
insured against sickness common to both sexes.
YllnLY DrrosIr MKNU.ns UNDER so rEARs OF AGE
Tail. Of Rates No. L.
Those drawing the first weeks sickness by paying
81 pr year draw 81 week s. pr year draw s. pr week
; !: !: ! {: !: g d d 70 Do Do
T,rss Of Rates No. H.
Thoss no: drawing the frs, weeks sickness. by paying
81 pr year draw ssoo s. pr year draw s. 50 pr wk
: do do go go 30 30 : 90 90 1903 go Do DO
Those over so wears Of age will be charged 25
per ct extra. $3.50 admission fee is charged IN
addition to the above. the first year. and must be
paid a, the time of application. and the LIST years
deposit within 80 days.
CITY REFERENCEs-Pratt & Resth, No. so Market
ST. Witham Nenian. franklin Place ott,nKirk Esd
Henry Duiosq Esd ~ Bank Alley: Saml Hart Co. ll
Merchant st; Oscar B Carter Esq. III Chestnut st;
Howard 43 s. 81 st; Andrew Scott, lis Chestnut ST
All COMMUNICATIONS should he addressed (post
paiJl 10 MI. DEAN 63 Dock 81. Phiiad.
ANDREW CUMMINGS. Lepisburg.
Authorized Agent for Union, Juniata Miffiin and
Huntingdon Counties Ssi
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JAMES BARBIN,
JOHN WILT, Com
GEO. HEIMBACH.

Attest-C, BREYMAN, CLERK.
The expenses for 1888 were not ascer-
tanned, but supposing they averaged between
those Of 81 and SO, the amount of expenses
under Judge Lewis administration of eight
years, was 9lo'o9- -
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give republish the following
articles because they have not
been and we believe can not be
successfully controverted. -
COURT EXPENSES.

"The folio ving is an extract from the
Records of the Commissioners Office, IN
and for the County of Union, showing the
pay and mileage of Jurors, the expense
of summoning Jurors, the attendance OF
Constables on the Court, and the pay OF
Court Cryer, in each year from 1858 to
1850, both inclusive.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08

Averaging per year sl,674 %
(1s42 was partly under Lewis,
and partly under Wilson,
and is not counted at all.)
The expenses of eight years
under Judge Wilson were S23,o3o w
Average per year under Wilson $3.50 70
under Lexis 1,674 90
Difference pr yr against Wilson $l,2Oo DO
Difference in eight years $9,645 80
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-08

Union County SIS.
,~, We do certify that the above
l.. S. are true and correct extracts from
t--) the Records of the Commission
ers' Office, showing the Court expense for
the respective years above set forth.
In testimony whereof, VIC have hereunto
set our hands and caused to be affixed the
seal of said Office, this 22d day Of Sep
to,nbar 1871
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Judge Wilson's Qualifications.

Difference in eight years S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-29

DR. BUNTING.-The card Of Dr. Bunting, Of
London, may be found in another column Of this
days paper. Though stranger among US, the
Doctor comes with the highest credentials from
the regular profession abroad, and his success in
the treatment Of chronic diseases, warrants the
belief that they have not been unworthily bes-
slowed We yesterday saw patient of his, who
had been suffering from paralysis Of one side of
her body, nd deprived Of the use Of her limbs,
since the first Of July last, walking the floor
without help, and in possession Of all her Ecul-
ties; the happy change having been wrought
almost entirely without The agency of medicine,
and in a very short period Of time.
The HUTcHINsoNs.-By a notice in our ad-
vertising columns il will be seen that these favor
tie vocalists will give concert at the City Hall
this evening Their programme, which is an
excellent one, embraces many new pieces, among
which is the "Kossntli Welcome Their recent
concerts are spoken Of in the highest terms, by
those who have attended them, and we hope to
see crowded house.