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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-21

CoTroS SrATEMENT.-There were rec ived
in Charleston the past week by railroad, 90l
bales; by water and wagons, 4,l4s balos; t :
gether 1889 bales, corresponding week l.'s'
year 9,79S bales.) Exported in the same tim
to foreign ports, $50 bales; Goa twi-e, 3,69.z
bales making the total exports oi the week,
1892 bales, and leaving on haud stock u
49,529 bales on shipboard not cleared, against
a stock of 45,33l bales same time last yea.
The receipts at all the ports up to the latest
dates are 024, l95 bales, being an Increase OIL
those of last season to the same period OF l,4Sl
bales. The total exports to foreign ports
amount to 5l9,T ,T20 bales, being an Increase On
those of last season Of e., 2,G19 bales. The ship
ments IA Northern ports show a filling Off Of
56,s7S bales. The stock on hand is larger by
i6,007 bales, than that Of last year at the same
pefiod.--.So Caro'inon.
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REMOVAL.

Jac SiLs'r,hcr has remnv"d tn the Store for.
"'eT'v Occupied by Thos. j. Warren, Esq, immc.
G.',c.y "pr"sie The Masonic Hall, where he may
always T." I"nnd re,dy aad happy To Sue and ac.
r"nndhie his friends and the public, ,"any article
in the Inc OF CHEAP S NDDLERY and HAIR.
NESS; having on hand Il fresh a1l cool supply,
am prepared /" offer Icm oiSthe most Reasonable
and accommodating. terms.
Saddles Of every quality and price,
Bibles, Marting les, Whips. Spurs,
Bride aud farm"ss Bits, and
Trimmings OF all styles and descriptions,
C"lr<, Brushes. Curry C'mHs.
Harness made to order and warranted Of the
very beSl style and quality.
WAGON Harness and Bits, ard Trace Chains
cheaper than any one else in tom. Together with
V"ices and Carpet Bag, and all other articles
usually kept for sale in Saddlery and Harness
establishment.
~" al. thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. and be-. that it may be con-
limued and ahmndanlIy increased, az ain pre-.
pared Ia execute al orders for work, IN my lihe,
with ncaines, and Dispatch and AT prices which
ranr.ul be objected to; as am willing to follow
the golden ruIc--"Liue, and lei Lire."
+. J. OAKS.
JIn'y. II. 1851. 5 If
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as CHEAP As ANY
NEW CASH STORE,

fHtliE subscriber has Hs' received a:d opened
fresh and choice assortment OF desirable
GOODS, al the store 'wO doors south of H. Levy
& Sou, l"rmerly occupied by Mr.. James Wilson,
where he will he happy To see his friends and the
public generally, and PARTICULARLY AL persons who
WANT To bay G"ods tor caSI;, at great Dargains.-
Ills STOCK consists, III part uf
Figured i'rocade Six; a*surtnd coored ilcrin,s
Fancy and plain AtrachaS; plaid Gin.hamS
Heav, Manchester and Earlestun do
Super English and American Prints
have them lr"iu all prices, from sc to 3lc.
AIso-Super Chn'z, lor bordering
Fancy printed Cashmere
Silk and cotton Pappms
IA black Gro DE- RnIne
SWISS and null Mus.lns
CoiOreL and white cAnbrcs
Dnnny, Apron Cheeks
Hdndkcr, nIr:s, long lawn, linen cambric
GlureS l.d iiUscfy
y beautiful dsaor ,urnt al Ribbons
Snaws, black lace NeI!s
Green and uIuc Der"ge, spool thread, buttons,
tapes, needles, piss, hooks and eyes, and every
"r:cie usually found III That line.
In addition 10 Tie above, have also,
Choice Goods for Gentlemen.
Super C.olIls and Cassimcres
Fancy al d heavy TweedS
Black Ribbed U"eskn
Pam aud fancy Veslings
super bInck Satin, all kinds of Cloves and Ho-
siery, Hats, Caps, mrrnr and cotton Shirts and
Drawers, SIX and cotton IInikcrGhleis, &c.
-ALSL--
In the line OF Domestic GoudS-Brown Home.
spuns. from cents with in upward len, emcy, As
high as ~ cenS; beachcd liumrspuns at all pri-
ceS, and o any quaINy desired; red and White
Sa. 4 i,,!, 4
seys, &C; Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, u!ue De.I-
lns, variety ot GI''Hs ~ ih.s dcpori,cat
Groceries.
Sugar, cCftee, MoasscS, Soap, Candles, &C.
AL vi whch nave Lccn purchased at Tie low.
est rdicS, wiliI the ueCrn.!ia. u sell at small
advance, as my motto /: ''quck sales and small
prolils.'
Dc sure In cal! before yuu buy. as have the
Guo1, and must sell them iur The Cash.
.. ID. HALLFORD.
Jan. 1T. smlf.
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Negroes for Sale.

A FAMILY o. .our Negroes, consisting Of
IA woman agcd about 81 years, girl about Is,
boy about ii, and girl about 7-sold as the
property o! the heirs of John Riddle, decd.
r"rins Of sale. ore and Two years, interest from
day Of sale, payable annually, with approved per.
son,l sccarlIy. J. w. CANTEY, Trustee.
TO DC sold at this caurt house in Camden on tho
trd Monday in February.
II .f
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Sherif's Sales.

T WILL sell on Monday, the Sd day of February
4 next, lciore the court house do r W thin the
legal hours Of sale. the following property, viz:
200 acres Of Land. wherein tie defendant Har-
dy Thorn now resides. all his right title and inte.-
esi therein. Also. all his right, title and interest
in and 10 400 acres OF Land, more or less, belong.
ing TO The estate OF William Thorn, decd. sdoin.
ing lands Jno NJ. Shaw, AIex JohusuE and others.
Also. all his interest in 90 acres OF land more or
less, adjoining lauds of Johnson and Shaw Also,
one horse, one cart, one saddle &c. Levied on
and To he sold AS the property of Hardy Thorn, at
suit of S. p. Murchson, Admir-, for another, w
Hardy Thorn. N5O)
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Land for Sale.
Ia EINily--EuACNstcr District.
Jan. 1T.


Richard Cnthcart IS J. w. Cook, et a!.-Bhl for
foreclosure Of mortgage and relief.
10y virtue vi the decree OF tho Court OF Equity
ID in abnve case, | VIII sell at Lancaster court
house on lbc lirst Monday, the I'D day of Febrna-
ry IS5l, thai valuable Plantation containing GLIB
a:rCS mJrc less, situate ~ Lancaster DISTRICT,
on Cane. Bear aud Camp Creeks. huundcd Dy
'atds ol Iii u. Crockett, VIM. McMuiIan estate
ol Mrs. McKenna, DR.. Wyle aud Others, the
sa hrins The Tract OF L,nd recently owned ny
'ohn Shedd, and purchased by hlm from James f.
Nllherspoon. IL contains suuIe CHOICE bottom
!aLGs, and also good uplaudS.
Ierns-A credit Of one and two years, the
purchaser giving b"nr, wiih g,"d security. wIih
interes; Ir"aI dar ri sL'c, pdyaOe ANNUALLY, and
;nor'e'"c OF the premises, (oxcept eu much cash
as II. pay costs.
JAMES H. WITHER$POON, c.. D.
Cnmm'rS Ofire, Jan. 3, 1851. :3}31
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Notice.

'EN,iE following PERSONS have made appIicatU ions
l. 10 CouncrI !"r litrn>cS TO retail SprliuouS
i.,lI"rS IN ih" fown "i Cimdrn for the year 50 ::
\. l.. Allen. Tor License No. 3 Quart L.
cen~e) Recommended by Georse s. douglas,
l.. Me, ,tieSS a"d JanrS wilson. Securities
Maj JOAN nl"y anG Geo. A.Grn.
Jarle$ j. Dunlap, lur License No |. Recon-.
mehded hy J. ". C%ney. y. i. Anrruu,, T. J..
hncr.n, J. s. Nciic>, J. ]. NiIep,guc AID WA.
II. Watson. SccuI,i.rS-E. y. SdImund aud 4.
Aden.
GrIcfed 10 be I.nhs he'd IN The Car,del Journal
. /. W. DiLLAkD. kec"rIrr.
Jan. :5. ii /;
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IN EQUHTY-KERSEaAW.

Herbert l.. l'lIier, CT avs. Reese Holland ct al.
Bl for Partition.
In pursuance the order of the court in this
cause made, will offer at public sale before the
Court House in Camden. on the first Monday in
February, all that tract of land lying near Turkey
creek, waters OF Lynches creek, in ke'shaw dis
trict, containing five hundred acres, more or less.
being The tract whcreon Tomas Holland resided
al time of his death.
Terms. So much cash rs will pay all costs,
balance on credit of one and two years, with in.
tere.t from, the day of sale, payable annually, to
be secured by bond and good personal security.
and il mortgage Of the hremises:
w. NJ SHANNON c z. Ed.
Jar 10 S373 II
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The South Carolina Rail Road Com
pany and the South Western Rail
Road Sank.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhnlders ii
both these Institutions, will be he'd on TUESDAY,
the lllh day ul February next, at the Bank Hail
The meeting 10 convene at eleven O'clock. \. NJ.
and on the following dav, to-wit: "Wednesday.
there will he All election at the same place, be-
tween the hours uG o'clGck, \. NJ. and 3n'ciock.
p. VI for President ana Fourteen Directors III
The Road, and TOR Thirteen Directors in the Bank.
A Committee 70 Errfy Proxies will attend
ssss.:., J. T. EMERY, Sec'y.
Jan. II, ls5L 3 St.
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ScNS ~ -.n'r - Mr.
wv ~ ~ ~ - veSoN ~-e
W;lieree Division No. o.

The regular meeting ol tins Divs'on will he hell
on Thursday evening" an Old Fellows Hall al
O'Clock. BY order OF ihe W. T.
d. T. KENNEDY
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Nomination.

Nomination.
- We are authorized 10 announce w. II. Z.
WoEKMAN, Esq, as Candidate tor. Captain CT
Beat Company, No. .
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LSO-

One Negro man named Ezekiel; shoe. maker
Levied upon and to- be 80 as the property of J. D.
Johnson, at the suit OF James H. Witherspoon.
Ordinary, for J. P. ClocAett, creditorrvs w J. D.
Johnson and BelIhamia Reeves. ID
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NEW STORE.
Dec 60, 1850.

fSNilE subscriber would inform, his friends and
Z iI:" pubic gcncralv. that hc has Opened An
extensive sock ni GROCERIES. at The stand
formerly occupc" hy In>eph W. Dolly, o ne door
south oI Ca"rhe.i's BAKERY, and opp"siie II. Le-
" II Son, who're m " 6s found all articles usu-
any kept IN the Grocery line, Consisting in part
Of The following:
Fulton II .r4-r Beef
N". and = ihcknrel in kits, for family use
Ri1 and Lava Cnir">; crushed and Srown Sacars:
%"~ Or'eanS M"ihsSr>, (ncw tr"r) butler, wine
and sod" crackers; cheese, burkwhnar, rnstuS,
currants. Almonds. English mustard. Iiiherls, pc
cd" uI;>, aSrorIrd pickles and preserves.
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80 bushels of Corn, more or less, levied on and
to be sold as the property of John Holly, at the
snt of John J. Schroter To be sold at the resi-.
dence of Inc defendant on Lynches creek. ~
Terms cash.
THO. J. WARREN, S. K. d.
January IA IL to
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JUST lsEGEaYED,
Asupply fl. Durand & Cos.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERS.

Warranted u certain for Dyspepsia. Weakness nf
the Stomach AMI Want of Appetite. Weakness Of the
{ hest and :. Fever and h.r..' II IS also p,caaant
beverage in its pure ani may be drank with Wine
or Spirits without all fnm,ring its medic qualities
May he had by the single hoiIle. ol
=. BEN ON, Family Grocer.
J. HARRIS. Bekan Street.
w. G. MOORE, Family G7o-,er
Camden, Sept o. - swim
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4 few I'z old Port Wine. llrmsrk best Cilm-
ranrc, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pint*, to-
-:c;!'cT Il largo sork ol Baggng, Rope and Twne,
al. OF which he oilers los Iur cash.
Jan |. S. Z. CAPERS.
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Nomination.

Nomination.
~ We are authorized 10 announce Lieut..
TaoMAs HARRIS, as a Candidate for Captain Of
Bat No. 9.
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J. S. PALMER.

Lenox Nov r. 1913
J. E. Warner q Co..-('entle,nen abou, two weeks
since. you sent bottle Of Wistar. Bnsam of Will
Cherry have taken nearly all Of it, and find mnch
lief In using that inrlse dollars for two bottles
more NJ congh which had become very severe ana was
without much effor, by coughing nnI tie lern,,s in
my throat very much relieved. It m 10 m, TO b the
only medicine to which, look for permanent relief.
Respectfully yours, J. S. PALMER.
Mons genuine unles. sisn;ll BUTTS on thr wrao,,r
for sale in Camden at NcKAlNS' Drug Store WhnIrsle
by P. M COHEN e. Co, Charleston, S. C and by Drug
gis.s generally throughout the State.
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w1sTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
L-n"x, Madison Co. y. Y. Oct. l3 1913
Messrs J. l.. Warner e. Co Utica. y Y tAceris f-
Seth W. Eow-.i-Gen'lemen. havese roii:r.s "f r,e
derformed by Dr. Wistar's Basam If Wild G. r..
have been troubled with in my tiIrn,i. arn led
with nnI painful cough am confined 10 my
house in stormy and foygy weather. COT winds Re. VI,
bodily health is feeble. aud am abnn, ffyvr yen
fage. This tepdrrness Of my throat nbolr tie
year 1906 and has troubled m. IN M pva'" an prnc.
sionnl bushes that have been free n sinc..
think hard fsr II trial "f yon' mecinr.
but inc!osr yon dollar. which nn lestand is th-
price Please send me bu'lle II thus has good eti:t
sbafi peed TO send you again,
. Yours respectfully, Us. Palmer.
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Wanted Immediately.

A CTI!LD'S Nurse, TO go into the country.
"a a!,uut ten miles from Camden. . For one
with suitable Qualifications, liberal wages will bc
paid. An a2"i woman preferred. For further
p4rllcula:<, :, "lp'y at this Office.
Jan ii 4 Ct
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For the Southern Congress:
JAMES II. wlTHERsPooS, Esq. of Lancaster.
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400 Acres Of Land

DOR Sal" 10 The highest bidder, without any
Il reserve
| We will s"!l TO lie Il cIrasl bidder Oh Wcdncs-
day, the !2i ri January !Sj, at The House OF Su.
slnnah Casion. Tract at l.,nd, containing 100
acres lyiag Iuurecn miles cast ut Lancaster court
house. on bu h SIDES nl Little Lvncirs creek.
bounded bv lands Of the rsiale of VIM. Connors.
Jefferson Horton, ". w. Ellis, w. II. Roberts
and others. About 5On acrrs cleared, and the
most oi ii in good state ui cultivation. On the
i.iacc is good GIN House and Screw and other
improvements, also, gnol seat forsa saw and
Gri>i mill The snii Is well adapted TO the growth
of corn and Gotten. The sale will be positive and
without reserve, rs we arc about moving, having
made arrangements 10 90.
TerDs-A credit 0f une two aud three years,
with interest from day uf sale. note onI good Sc
cur.y.
WIN. T. CASTON
MIDDLETON &. CASTON.
SAMUEL c. CASrON.
January H. d St
Camden, January 1, 1851.
The coparnershp heretofore existing between
Paul f. VlIepgur g. Son is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. al persons indebted TO the said
concern, will make payment TO Paul F. VlepIgue
and all demands against the concern, will be pre-
sentcd 10 him Tor payment.
PAUL. T. VILLEpIGUE
JAMES |. VlLLEilGUE
Jan. Ii. t4t
Camden, January i, 1851.
TNf{E subscriber continues business at his old
l. stand, aud returns hi< thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed ~ The concern, and hopes t.
merit continuance Of The same.
PAUL F. VILLEplGuE.
Jan, Ii. t4t
On Kits No Mackarel, "seieeted for family
~ use" received and for ale by"
Ian 10 SHAW Z, AUGTIN.
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For n. Cumisn Journal.

L,NC,srERvILLE, Jan. 1891.
INcssrs. Editors: Iielow you have the popu,,
lation of the il ee Inhabitants Of the village ana
district. the slave inhabitants OF the same ana
the number of deaths of free inhabitants ana
slaves, within te year. ending the first "s June
1850; also. tie population according to the
rensus of lS4G which will show the increase
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SANTEE CANAL.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
aFESSRS EDGERTON g. RICHARDS, and
vi WM MATTHIESSEN, of Charleston ha-
virg purchased from the subscriber right to use
nd to venl. and to assign the right to use and
rake rhe Patent Sewing Mschine. known ss
BraLshaw's PATENT duly patented Nov. y. ls4S,
notice ls hereby given that said patent is the only
original patent, and that all infrnsemcnts oil the
same will be promptly prosecuted.
JOSEPH P. MARTIN,
Assignee Of John a. Bradshaw, by his Attorncs.
J. w. MARTIN, and
J. K. BREWSTER.
Jan. 3. 5t
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I CASE Spiced Oysters, received and for sale by
i SHAW g. AUSTIN.
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I CASE Pie Fruit assorted received and FOR saIe
! by SHAW g. AUSTIN.
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Camden, January 1, 1851

On Kits No ! Mackare, "seieeted for family
~ usc, received and for ,ale by
Ian 10 SHAW Z AUGT.N.
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I CASE Fruits in their own Juice, assorted, re:
/ ccived and for sale by SHAW & AUSTIN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
BRANT'S
PULMONARY RAISAM.
TIE Great COUGH REMEnv

The Great Cough KEMEDY
Many years Of experience. and than u,.,
Thousand Cares Of COnsnmptive Complain.
proved the undOubied satisfaction of nersoa a'e
have become acquainted with this r0adeyfu! yem,i
is srcnily superior, because !, Is soofhin2 md h.
and certain To cure COnsumpfiou ~ ~.
Lungs, than any Other Remeiy In the world We 80 70
however that IL 10 said by that ConsumptDn
b- cured Be that the opinion OF the many or The Few @
sis not attempt to argue with such bur ih, we vi a.,
and do dncrf "a fact, which be proved IN ~
Of cases that tbs medicine has cared Co1gtr ani S.
ease which 5ore The cures effected called rrnI
Consumption, and which attended W IN sun NJ.
that fcsen1le bnt nj: yep-cs Ike the syrrron.
OF those oho ds AMI ra>1 feGd said have d,,1
that fatal dsease Consumption. This Busam as rs,s
fdonsrnds OF persons who said
si-wEO hat hard, dry yIcsia9 tougb.-Pyfa. IN 81 !.
Breast, Side, AMI haof-Di ifii~uIty of Rrc,1Lina
fu,uiest ErIscssrat.0E HsefIc Ferer- Ng1t Ss,,,.
wa-ting nwny Of the Flesh and BIood p.rsa,.
having sach complaints cured aner ,,p. -,
they oopid not live week lnnger Ths M-ticire -
cured some vh1 were suppuscd To he in a diving ,t,..
bot, by tie of tbs remedy they now live and ra'
good health.
This Bni-nm Is rH-eiy a rey,fible compound II :,
pleasant take. aud does IJDg IN sly sare az ~
ease or under any circumstances II effect. voud.rC
aud almost siiirlc Curcs by Purifying ~
euiHg and Inyi.Ornting the whos sy-i-ni-by ,y5rl,
sing eiresi0iioH and producing ho!ilhy nrt,,i
alLIyIHg Cough-sooliiay The Ncrye<-cnd qJt,n, -
EIeaifing ENpectoratiOn. !. Cure. tie ao.iowac c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
BULBS HEAD HOTEL
AIi6ain5mg, Union county, Penn'a.
GNMRlES GD1TZ5R

CHARLES GGSTZgR
ESPECTFULLf informs the citizens Of
IL Union county, and the public in general
hat he has leased the above stand, for many
years occupied by his Father. and is now pre-
pared TO accommodate friends and the travelling
community in a manner acceptable To all.
The HOUSE is large and roomy. well arran-
,ed in all its departments. and every care will be
taken to render his guests comfortable and happy
His TABLE will always be furnished with the
choicest delicacies of the season. and The best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all times
he a,ten led by careful persons, and none but the
very best of liquors will be kept. His STABLES
are ampl. and convenient, and The OoTLER>
punctuai and attentive.
In short, he pledges himself to endeavor &c
give general satisfaction to all, and hopes b,
strict attention 10 business to merit and receive
a liberal share Of patronage.
Mifiinburg. June 20, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

III GIBSON respectfully announces to the
AAs cl,izens of Union and adjacent counties
hat he has rented those large and commodious
Store Houses and Wharf,
,,ey occupied nv Samuel Wolfe decd, south of
IN. Leai-aur. Biidce, where he will carry on
General COMMISSION business. STORAGE
carefully attended to and al kinds of GRAIN
boush, at The highest Market prices. H.G.
ewishurg. Aug. 1881 lyS5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
Baltimore Printing Ink Mandatory

THE subscriber. agent for the sale of this Ink,
Il would invite the attention of printers aad
publishers of newspapers in the South to the fact
that they can now purchase in Baltimore supe-
rior Ink 10 any manufactured in the State lhe
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers prefer
it to any other Ink. Colored ink, card INK. book
ink and News ink of superior quality and at The
lowest prices. The undersigned warrants the
ink made a, the Baltimore works TO be Of tho
very best quality, and should any article shipped
nv him fail to give full satisfaction it be rstur-
osJ a, his expense. WM. THOMSON.
ew36s No. 6 Carroll Hall, BsltimF
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
Z UNIVERSITY
ut LeWiSburg.

YNHE mex, Session of the University will com
mence on Thursday, Oct. is, 1851.
The Bna,d Of Trustees have been highly graf
fled by the large degree OF success which ha>
.lready attended their cxer'ions and they are
resolved ID spare no efforts in order to furnish
here,i,,r The highes, advantages to Students.
Tn. Rev. HOWARD MALCOM, D. D., has
entered upon his duties President Of the Uni
yersi,y. His well established reputation gives
assurance that under his administration still
larger degree Ct success awaits the University
He vii! ne assisted in the department Of insiIuc-
,ion Ivy the following able Professors:
nH, GEO; nLss AN Pro, of Greek ,ta Lang. LsEa''
GEo. " ANnERSoT, AN. NJ, =, Nat .asin x,.,-., p,no.
ALFRED TAYLOR, AN, Prof Of Bellies Lettres
The ususl system Of Collegiate education is
fuI,y carried out embracing course OF four years
and en;,l,ns the successful student TO the degree
o, Bachelor Of Arts.
I'm order, moreover, TO adapt the University to
The wants Of all, q course Of study has been
es,shl, he'd oniiiing the Ancient Languages and
,ub.t,tutin. ia their place various branches OF
Mathematics. PLllos orhy and Natural Science
TIN. course viii occupy period o. three years.
Ii is thorough and complete. and will enliile the
faithful STUDENT TO the degree OF Bachelor OF
Philosophy.
s,uden,. who design spending but year or
two at College, will have an opportunity OF stud
wing whatever branches they may elect, such as
Chemistry ti.ll Engineering, &c.
Every SUDDEN, will be required 10 give specia'
attention to Conposition and Public Speaking.
In connection with the Collegiate Department
i. an Acader7y in which the ordinary branches
nj An Enrii.h md Classical education are pur-
sued THIS Department, is under the charge OF
Isaac \. LooNis. A. W., Principal. and Assist
ants. There is ai.o Primary Department under
,he -uperinendence Of Mr.. NonNAN BALL.
Every arrangement has been made 10 furnish
ali requisite aid in every part of thorough Aca-
d.mic aud Collegiate education. An excellent
Library. a ,e,y complete Philosophical Apparatus
and a well furnished Chemical Laboratory are
provided. The Library is constantly receiving
! valuable .ddi,ions.
The University has extensive Buildings stand
ing in an elevated grove on the south side OF iht
Town. A more beautiful. pleasant and heslthfu
| l,ca,ion could not be found within the State.
pk,cr OF Tu,.,os-coea..e Department SO per annun
frimny % Il
Boarding and Washing can Re obtained at pri
ees ranging from 81. so 10 $25o per week.
| The wear IL divided Into two Sessions-one o
ss ue,ks, commencing 10th Oct. and continuing
ill the l4,h April the srcond Of IA weeks, IRON
,se ,3,h nf Nav 10 the 18Th Aug. 1859.
! r;.o'S WATSON, Pres. Of Board.
GEO. r. MILLER, See. do
!, I.wishuse. Union Co. Pa. Apg. a. la1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12
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