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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
ANTHONY BLEEcSER. Auc.ioneer.
TEE DESIRABLEB BUILDING LOIS

y IJJsClh-A DIE lJSDl-ft -
Il on THIRTY-SEyENTH-s and SEVENTH Az,
near BROADWAY, AT AUCTION mANIHU0Sf J.
BLEEC hS.k VIII sci az suction On TOESDh Cc'. .,
AZ I sek az tie Nerclants' Exchange, the following
desiratie property, w ~, II 49,,
o. SEvENrH-Ay@ valuable BulcIng Los on ana nsu
on lie ageIu. sad lots beng esc IN siLe "a Ise n>
ifCut aud rs4r. bv lCD feet n Depth n ca
~. Tprprr- ry-Frrp-sr- 80, i.OsS Of Ground
on TIE nor.h Sc .: 3Trhst., bets cen ofoad"N xnd
.fl. lHenclrg 80 .eet from the Itn-ay sac its
- M re 2s ief font and rear, oy 70 feet inches
In ietfr- -. =. . -, - -.
or uaps AID fTthsr Isriensr o. ne ave ~ pefy,
.-,lv ~ H. aucfone,l ~ BIC ac-sI s-Z 9t,z7SIs
Nc. l,ts.J
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
EVENINGS WITH BROTHER JON

H ATHAN-LAST NIGHT BUT ONE-Society Ii
brary Broadway corner Of LcJnard-st-Dr NALEN-
TINE deuneaor Of eccenr cities N 100 dierehi char-
acters Without 4 rlyal IN the world They VIII con-
sst OF Freaks Folhes and Fobles with Qneer. QUAINT,
Quilca Quiet and Quarrelsome People - ntersoersed
with NJ sical Sketches, Steamboat Tips stage Travel
ers Old Maids Learned and Ignorant Women Young
Children Curious Law Cases, Debating Slcetles Od Men
and Ancient Women Long Island Folks, SeniImen'a Mn-
SIC Training Tune Music all sorts of Queer Voices
Curious Faces passing rapidly into all sorts Of People Lit
tie Boys school II ngaan Singers ~nd little Of Every
Thing and Every Body Tickets Tor Lady and Gen.eman.
81 cents Extra Tickets u cents. To commence At half
past OelO,k % It'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
ruF SEW-YORK TRIBUNE

FoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
. ,,a,hed tsc departure Of eacb Mall steamer ol Ls
1901 Prce 6t copy 50 per year. 70 d, pa VI
oy,st bYisa,R Ga % the Continent postage h"io"e
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
rr,r Srw-yoRK TRIBUNE

-. clIIyon.It oRE0ON AND THE SAND"ItH IsLANDs,
,asbsh,d on the departure Of each Mal Steamer for
Cssgres Prce S. cents per copy; p.,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
rp The Public are ressectrully informed thGr

tP The Public are RESPECTFULLY informed thet
M q DICKINSON the celebrated AMI popular Ira
ssdan from the Ttcarers Roya L0nioa kdnbnrgh, Gias
SOW Liverpool. ana the prhcln PROVINCIAL IheateIs oi
Gteat Rnam and eland Wil denver a Serles ol Drl-
nabc Readings ln tde rabeilacle, broadway Sn EuN
AKSDAY Sth oct. 1881, ShakSpere'S Tragedy oi HAM
LET OnFRiDAE, iOsh Oct, 1851. ShakspeIes Tragedy
d0THfLLO.
DOogs to open at o'clock g. commence al 8 O'Clock
ntcHely AdmSSOp % ceutS % all parts OF the house
Tickets be had al the Tabernacle, the Hotels, Music
Stores, &c &c
Due notice viii be sven TO the public oi tie continuation
Of the senes s%OW"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

MUSICAL STUDY.-Mr. e.. Fl. Cur
h begs leave 70 state that he intends TO form
two Select Evening Clases Vocal Mnsc0ne elementary
weekly BESIDES Glees Madngals Opesatc Chor1ses &c
theIe viii rehearsals the favoe and popular Canat
ELEU THERIA.
Nov publishing BY Messrs W Hall Son. and poStions
Of new Calias EEOlca, suited 70 the ences Of tho
TINES entitled
LUTHER
IIBRETTo BY AUGUSTINE DUCASNE. ESQ.
For terms apply al No l33 FaElck-s before A. VI and
between and p VI. s23 3tMN&F
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
rs,- Phonographic Aeademy.-Ma 7. c LELAND

~ Photographic cAcldemy.-MR.T.C /. {. LELAND
has taken Class Rooms at No 2OJ Broadway over Brys
Dagueeo pc Gallery where be prepared to receive pu-
PILE for private instruction Photography or IN ClaSseS,
and for cDgth of time from week To s& WOAths-
Terms for twelve Lessons hGf dollar lesson from
10 months hour every day ten dollars month
The pupil Will be engaged practlcmg ms own hand "heh
not occupied with the icaChcI Payment required IN ad
Tor the time agreed Sx lessons viii advance
pupil SCI thai he atquice Pnonngraphv nem text
books and iIOm three to months VIII make MIN au Hc
eomplhed and Yavp writer capable o followHg sneaA
with certainty and ease Pupils admitted ~ all umeS,
and subjected 10 uo helds vacations unlcss they
choose PhonOgraphic instruction books kept always Tor
sale and for sne dollar received post PAID the requisite
books charts &C will be forwarded 10y express mail 20
any part oi the country mduy persons have learned the
inst pnncples al PkonOgrapty from books without the ard
Of teacher Suhscrlutuus received for The PTop1g4sf,
semi monthly Phonosraphc paper, edited by z. An
c,,us vcruS ii wear ~ ND&4WN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

~ Emigrant im.eliicence Office aud Laber
IL ehnRge, 2o and ~ Canai-st New YORK rms oces
established by the Commissioners OF Emigration where can
evsys be found large numbers OF LSborers and servants AZ
s low rates Ot wages and persons can nave the cfut
WED by wnlng 10 the SUPERINTENDENT, ana sehuhs ths
Necessary t. pay the passage of the parties required
NJ toes charged 10 employers. JAMES ? FAGAN,
aya MNEku Superintendent.
~ Make yenr Co uiple NiOn Beautiful by wash
MS "Sh JONksS Chemical Soap, tGon No iot brOau
way cures frcckles and Tan. %
~ wake yous Hair Grow, stop IL falIoS. dress u
alNt, { osn No ;03 FroarNsy %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
Amnscmrnts.

FNHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
4 tha, Miss CATH ARINE HAYES will give her
SAi ! ADN' PR GPSRRo'GRa,MsE-PARr l.
pHs, onapso Il saneTs tm6DBesano Donss
Mr.. A. BRAH,N and HERR MENGis. c,..-
" T. RoULANGER.
His iIst appearance IN this city.
Cava'ina-'o luce di quest amma -tllndA d n.,o.,.
o"'in''nN Miss C,rHlaIyE HAYES.
Aria Non riu anlrai"t Nome d. Figarol- Mozart
SIGNoR M,RNI
tHIS first Appearance az these Concerts ~,
BY particular rsqqestl
Miss CArHARINE HAYES
PART II
Overture (Euryaaho). Weber
Miss C,THlRlNE HAYES ,......
Aria" II BiyaccO -, -Ba'ei'A
fragment de l. Ell,r d'Amore- Thalbers
NJ. e BoUIANGER. ,r... 9. ,,u..,,
Ballad" NJ Dreams nov no more OF ihee -layenu
MR.. \ BRAiAM ,u
Inv VI '''''' Miss CArH,RiNB HAYES.
SIGNoR MtRiNI.
'fan' "'''i.' sIR. LETESU GsIsSS' and MR c LoDGR
A Grand Orchestra Of moro than FORTY PERFORM
ERS the most talented resident NewYok has been en-
The Grand Piano-Forte employed tins Concert will he
from the manufIctory of !. Chickenpg. ,. !,
Choice seats price So, Tickets 81 %, Tokets may be
procured az Joe's Music Store, No. 900 broad"at nt
Halls Music ore No 239 Broadway and at TrpleI Hall
noors OMEN al !: Concert commences ats % 81
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Manager, Mr..
~ John Seton. Tickets 50 cents Private Boxes s..
Doors open At 7 ; TO commence az o'clock.
THIS EVENING. Oct g.
DROADWAY THEATER.-Sole Les
I'D see =. A. MARSHALL; Stage Manager, THOS.
BARRY. THIS EVENING. Der
Prices Of fAdmssop-Dress Circle and Parquette, 5octs
Family and Third Circles 25 Gallery l2l Private Boxes,
s. and So; Colored Gallery. D. Open at commence ".
DURTON'S THEATER, CHAMBERS
4b sT-THIS EVENING. October J.
NO BILL RECEIN ED
Amssien-Dress Circle and Payquct. 81 cents Second
Ter p cents open u commence at u o'clock
RROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BRo,DwAY,
Broughsm-TIiIS EVENING. October 3,
NO BILL RECEIVED.
A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
"a Seventh Week Of the WIZARD, and stl greater greater
success. Doors open at commence at :-PhoEESsoh
ANDE9SON'S Last week but two in New fork-Pro-
fess1r Anderson begs to announce that his soloqrn IN
this city limited to three weeks longer and having
taken the above elegant ciCe. for that time where ms
GRAND DRAWING ROOM ENfERrMN has
been attended by crowded and delighted audiences com
posed # the elite of the city VIII continued EVERY
EVENING when the Professor will Introduce nightly
change IN his experiments. which universally ar
know ledgcd 10 be unequaed m the world.
Admission 10 all parts hiiy cents
10 BIN order 10 enable gentlemen gong 70 and
returning from business desirous o attending Professor
A : SOIREES MYSTEIEUsE, 70 secure places the Boz
Office and plan Will be open for that pnrpose from 0l
until p NJ, when places may be secured without extra
ts} A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE will
take place on SATURDAY. October 4ih, commencing At
3P NJ. places for which may be secured during the week
500 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

~ Mrs. v. Oakes smith VIII lecture at the Stuy-
yr,ant Institute on IL ESDAY EVENING, oct 4 al 3
O'clock -Subect-" NomGnhoed" Tickets 30 ccnts Tobe
had at p putnam's. No l3j Broadway at Bartlett
sna NJ ,he door 6ts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

a S CHAMBERMAID and Waitress by very
IN experienced Girl with good city reference CAL a,
Ne. 81 West 10th st. % IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
~ New-York Medical College. L

~ New-Xork Medical College, East 18th ST. The
Preliminary Course Will commence on MONDAY, the 6th
of October aud viii continue each day, from II to
scock until the of the regular Course OF
Lectures
On the Diagnosis and Pathology of the Diseases oi
Females by IL l.. Barker. NJ. ID.
On ToNepl.eical Chemistry by II. o. DoIemus, Nj ID
On Surgical Operations OF 'ho Lye by j. NJ 'Irhochah
N. - % =, An
The course Will be free Members of the Medical aud
Dental Professions ana to all students OF Medicne fhar-
mscy snc Law. - ;,, h
general Introductory 10 the regular conrfe WIN be
delivered by Prot Barker on MONDAY ENENaN" oct
ymh nj a i Nj which the public ave Tespeclfnllyln M
vted. X ONfDEN ponh'on W y,
u3Ns Dean "i 'ne 4 "V"S'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

AS COOK. and IT, assist IN washing and
~ -, ~ = resnsctahls Woman vi'1 good reference,
anniyetNo zcs 2lh-st between Broadway and Cniv.r-
sty place
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

rS- Columbia Col,erc-The studies at this College
VIII he resumcd on MONDAY. Oct o, at $ O'Clock.
Applicants for into the College must present
themselves fU examination the preceding Saturday,
(Oct A. at 10 o'clock. CHAS. KIM, bL,D
s25 l&O3St Pres toiuu toiIese'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
NEW-YORK FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1851.

Wanted, 10 men Of good address,
I'VE 10 sell an article wanted N every fam y Agents
ale rakrg $40 month. An Agent for Delaware ana
one 10y Boston with 100. make l5c permonh Also,
a cooo Salesman wirh $50. to drlye horse. Apply or
address. fpos;-pald No 3l7 Bowsry. cl ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

A S CHAMBERMAID, in genteel boarding.
L house by a vigorous middle e-sged Woman; or, she
would do gene al houseworA IN small prvaie iamly
The best Iefeenc be given both city and county
Call al No 81 Prlrce-st o5 y
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

A 5 CoACHMAN and Gardener, by a re-
L n spectacle Man, knowing both businesses perfectly
wen lie also understands the management of farming
the milking of cows, and he IS willing 10 make himself
generally useful BY getting steady place and liberal
salary be for three days by addressing T. NJ H.
Jersey Hotel. No. II Cortland st. o2 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

As CHAMBERMAiD and Waitress, by re-
spectacle Protestant Girl with good city references
Call at No 296 BrOome-st o5 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

a s Sthorough Cook, by a protestlutW oman,
tIvelre Years chalactec frOn her lat situation
- 49, 49, s-e,c, No i,s Grand s., % It,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
and JEWELLERS

w STORE for SALE-A good opportunity for man
with cash capital to invest III good location and already
established business place An opportunity Is offered that
j. l6om be met with this place has good nun OF
custom The IS going into manufaclnrlng business
For further particulars apply at No 2l Hudson-s cor
nor OF Canal, n y. OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

POOMS.-Wanted. in private family,
n in the vicinity of Union or Washin st0n- square.
suit Of three or large and hands apart menls uf
nlshed or unfurnlshed, suitable for the use OF small t-
y as uaror and edrooms during the Winter, with fun or
partial board Address w W, box 3,i3S Post office.
ol St.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
4 YOUNG GERMAN GENTLEMAN,

q an experlenced teacher and thorough musician and
for engaged m giving musical instruction u some
OF cur most respectable families, deslTOuS OF finding
quiet home eenteel private family, where he might gave
ploe muScal education 10 the children Of the emuY
aS a compensation for his board. References and
CURED Address = the Office Of ms paper. Oi 80
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

~ Eleventh Ward.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Democratic Wing Association of the Xlth Ward VIII be
he'd THIS EVENING Oct az u O'Clock, at the Charch
m TouIth- 81. between Avenues and ID.
Punctual attendance Of the members is requested
Iy osder SAMUEL y. PATTERSON, President.
C.ppir, W. Corr Secretaries o3 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

IS Cook. Washer and lroner, by COM
pstent Young Woman whe can give god city Ieief-
ence please apply at No 80 west Z0th ST. for two days
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
FURNISHED ROOMS WITHOUT

II BOARD near Washn gt0n-squa'e-C onSistlng Of par
0r library, ieaToOm bedrooms. kitchen and uSe OF vault
Posse may be had Immediately Address, A. ~ box
28Gj. Post Office. ol jt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
SERVANTS WANT PLACES.-Ex-

Scelent COOKS Hosesork Girls Laundresses, Nurses,
c. ambe maids Soansiresses. aitTe'ses &c want ~es
Also Men as Waters Farmers Coachmen, Clerks,
Forters &c stuatCns BOYS want Trades, Errands
Sto'es Sc. n Y Employme Office. NO 4!8 Br9a9Way'
% - l. r SAUNDERS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
PROTESTANT SERVANTS-Want-

Il ed SIX Cooks SIX ChamheImads. sly Watr,sses SIX
Iaupdreses tor excellent situations first class amlt
a oily Immediately Superintendent No l4S Grand
ST.. also Butler. oS IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

DOARD. D.-Gentleme and their wives,
II D or few single gentlemen, Can ne accommodated
with Board at $50 Grcenw!ch-st SD IVY
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
4 5 MATER. by Protestant Young Man,

who understands his business perfectly wei IN all It's
branches The best of city reference for honesty sgoney
aud iesiity line addressed to j. B., Tribune office,
30l 4tht IN the store viii be promptly attend
I'd ia % lt'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

AS CHAMBERMAID and fine Washer and
IroDer or az Chambermaid and Waitress or to mind
children aud do PLAIN by respectable Young Wo-
man. with best of CITY reference Has no objection 10 20
shtIt distance the country. Apply al No 10 West
18Th the OF the grocery store Can be ssen Tor
two days o<<I'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

EOVERNESS A Lady who has had
VEruef txpcr,ace IN seRsIal tuition. ~; more
cisl, lr FTtuoh and NJ nnc cesues % form
met IS resident Goycrress No ooes,on 70 tae country
,,ns Scp;h or est References can DC give .
al ,t r> 4. families For further particulars address
So 9 - Sc Post once. New-NOTS % 20
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
TEACHER.-A Gentleman of

Paper Hanging
Printer a short distance IN the country App'y al
No GO Pinest between and o oclock p. NJ. o3l
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
A $ CLERK. or Light Porter, by Youngr
A : PORTER. in wholesale Grocery, or

A LADY having small stock of valuable
goods would like TO engage with another WHO would
hoa half The expenses Cf dressmaser, any
others respectable person, NAV address note 20 CON
STANCE the office of ths paper, for three DAYS Also,
dole aged American wishes 10 engage HOueekeeper
Companion with arcspectabe lad would not object
10 situation IN store ,aleswomsa Address Is above
ior thee DAYS % It
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
Two LET-A SUIT of ROOMS with

yHO LET.-Furnished Parlors and Bed
Il raoms for Gentlemen or Gentlemen and theT "Eee.
The house furnished with all the modern improvements
hot and cold baths Apply al the large ne house
No s98 4th-ay. References VIII be gwen and required
% ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

Y 'ooK IN private family, or % assist
s., Washing and iroang, by most respectable Prot
sss ~ ioahs Woman App a; 27 25lh ST. between ga
4oo Nh-aSs. O3 -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
Uante0.

a ) Cook, by an experienced Woman, in
staef Ho'd or BoSriin- House. Has the best oI
y ,s'ss,ssees ses Apply s Nv g2 Broomest, buadng.
.NHoT % lie
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
Wit ano Gunor.
Falling in Love

A young man elopes with silly girl
and marries her, on fortnight's acquain-
tance. His folly is at length apparent even
to himself, and he accounts for his i'll ad.
vised conduct by saying that "he fell in
love-" True enough, that's the way to fall.
A hearted, weak minded, impetuous
damsel, listened to the false protestations
Of a reckless rascal, who, with or without
the nuptial ring, brings her down from
affluence and virtue to poverty, vice and
degradation. She tells her scornful rela-
tives or sympathising friends, "that she
fell in love-" Alas, she says rightly, she
teN-in love. 1t is better not to fall
They tell a good story Of very polite
Sheriff who came near being outdone by a
person it was in the line of his duty to hang
A" Sir" said the gentleman, as the Sheriff
was carefully adjusting the rope, "really
your attention deserves my thanks. In
fact l do not know of one l should rather
have to hang me-" "Really," said the
Sheriff, "you are pleascdto be complimenta-
~. do not know of another individual
it would give me so much pleasure to
hang"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
A Wise Landlord.

One night, military officer, a judge,
and priest, all applied for lodging at an
inn where there was but one spare bed,
and the landlord was called upon to decide
which had the best claim of the three.
az have lain fifteen years in the garrison
at B." said the officer.
"I have sat as judge twenty years in
r." said the judge.
"With your leave. gentlemen, I have
stood in the ministry twenty-five years at
NJ said the priest.
That settles the dispute" said the
landlord. "You, Mr.. Captain, have lain
fifteen years-you, Mr.. Judge, have sat
twenty years, but the aged pastor has stood
five and twenty years, so he certainly has
the best right to the bed'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS /!

7 HAVE made arrangements with VIM. s.
Tro~brldee and s. 3. Conover, the former
OF whom has heen engaged in the Western States
as Surveyor for IL years. by which can insure
the location Of land warrants on the choices 81
lands now in market. in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa or Illinois, al the following rates:
Warrants for 100 acres. $40; those for so
acres, 81 and those for 40 acres, SIS. Warrants
entrusted to me with the above fees and Power
Of Attorney to locate enclosed, il sent to me BY
mail shall be punctuaIly and faithfully attended to-
Powers Of Attorney must be properly acknowl.
edged before Justice Of the Peace, accompanied
by the certificate Of the Pro,honotary under seal.
Bankahle paperin Penn'a and Ohio bills pass here.
~ Refer to Peter Beaver, and II G Hickok,
Lewisburg.
MITCHELL STEEvER. Atty at Law.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 50, 1851
NIB. will also attend as general land agent,
pay taxes, &C.. for Eastern land-holders in any
Of the above States [sm3s61 M. 8.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
UNIVERSITY
at l.cWiSburE.
July, 1881.

TJNHE next Session Of the University will com.
mence on Thursday, Oct. l6, 1851.
The Board Of Trustees have been highly graf
fled by the large degree of success which has
.lready attended their exertiOns; and they are
resolved to spare no efforts in order to furnish
hereafter the highest advantages TO Students.
The Rev. HOWARD MALCOM, d. D.. has
entered u,ron his duties as President of the Uni
sersi,y. His well established reputation gives
assurance that under his administration a still
Iarser degree of success awaits the University.
He will he assisted in the department Of instIuc.
ZION by the following able Professors:
REy GEO BLISS AN Prof of Greek a Lang Leraf-
CHAs JAMES, AN. Prof Of Nath. Natural Philos.
ALFRED TAYLOR, AN, Prof Of Bellies Lettres.
The usual system of Collegiate education is
fully carried out, embracing course Of four years
and emitting the successful student to the degree
Of Bachelor of Arts.
In order, moreover, to adapt the University to
the wants Of sl, course Of study has been
es,abli- he'd omling the Ancient Languages and
substituting in their place various branches Of
Mathematics, Philosophy and Natural Science.
This course will occupy period Of three years.
Il is thorough and complete, and will entitle the
faithful Student TO the degree Of Bachelor Of
Philosophy.
Students who design spending but a year or
two at College, will have an opportunity of stud
wing whatever branches they may elect, such as
Chemistry. Civil Engineering, &c.
Every Student will be required to give special
attention to Composition and Public Speaking.
In connection with the Collegiate Department
is an Academy in which the ordinary branches
of an English and Classical education are pur-
sued. This department, is under the charge OF
Isaac n. LOOMS. A. NJ, Principal and Assist
ants. There is also Primary Department under
the supern,endence Of Mr.. NORMAN BALL.
Every arrangement has been made to furnish
all requisite aid in every part Of thorough Aca'
demic and Collegiate education. An excellent
Library. a very complete Philosophical Apparatus
and q we'll furnished Chemical Laboratory are
provided. The Library is constantly receiving
valuable editions.
The University has extensive Buildings stand
ing in an elevated grove on the south side of The
town. A more beautiful. pleasant and healthfu
! location could not be found within the State.
PIcs or TrITiOx-Colleg Department so per
Academic -
Tr,m,ry 10
! Boarding ard WI ashing can be obtained at pri
ces ranging from $3.50 10 $3.50 per week.
! The wear il divided into two Sessions-one o
/ &c ~eeks. commencing 10th Oct. and continuin.
tiil the liIh April the second Of IA weeks, from
I the 18th Of MAY TO the 18th Aug. 1852.
THO'S WATSON, Pres. Of Board.
/ GEO. r. MILLER, Sec. do
/ Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. Aug. %, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
A Bitter PHI.

"Doctor, that ere ratsbane o yours i.
first rate" said Yankee to an apothecary
"Know'd it know'd it ~ said til,
pleasant vendcr Of drugs. "Don't keeI
nothin' but first-ratc doctor stuff"
"And DOCTOR" said the other, coolly,
II want to buy another pound of ye."
"Another pound %
"Yes, sir. ! gin that pound I bought
the other day to a pesky mouse, and it
made him dreadful sick, and I am sure
that another pound would kill him"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
New and Popular School Book

COMPREHENSIVE Summary of UNIVERSAL
~ HsroRY. together with a Biography OF
Distinguished Persons, to which is appended an
eptome of
Heather Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
General Astronomy, and Physiology.
Adopted and used in the Public Schools OF
Phiad. E. S. JONES & CO, Publishers,
S. w. Corner FOURTH and RACE streets, Phila.
ryTeachers and School committees address,
ing letters to US post paid will be furnished with
copies for examination.
,y'A foil and complete assortment of BOOKS
and STATIONERY Y for sale at the iotOeSt prices
Iychq3s0SSr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22

A negro in Boston had severe attack
Of rheumatism, which finally settled in his
foot. He bathed it, and rubbed it, and
swathed it-but all to no purpose. Finally,
tearing away the bandages, he stuck it out,
and with shake of MS fist over it, ex-
claimed" Ache away, den, old feller-
ache away, l sha' MT do muffin more for yer
dis chile ken stan it as long as you ken
so ache away v'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
Groill Urill5.

rI'HE undersigned wish TO inform the
L farming community generally, that
they are now manufacturing
H. r. ROSS Nc,ry Mprorci GRAIN
DRiLL.S, or so WLNG N1CHIAE.
Without stopping to discuss the comrara-
tive merits Of numerous Drills now offered
for sale, they merely wish to invite Farm
ers 10 call and see the above named article
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling conf
dent that they can furnish an article thai
will give entire satisfaction.
ROSS, GEDUES IL MARSH.
Lev ~isburg Foundry, Aug. l3, 1850.