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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

thing for cold any person tried. Sold by D. Scott
G. r. Spur, j. Green, and others, diff OLE
Opinions of Regular Physicians.-Exe-
ter Me-, Sept 30 THIS certifes that have recommend
ed the of Wstar's Basam of Wild Cherry for diseases
of the lungs for two years past and many bottles my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with ben
efcal results In two cases, where it thought
frmed consumption had taken place he Wild Cherry
effected cure.
Z. BoYDEN Physician at Exeter Corner
DR.. VIM A. Shaw of Washington, N. c., writes:-ssAs
Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry the only patent me-
cine to which have given my public recommended
tion shall not be suspected by the candid of giving rash
or precipitate testimony"
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W FOWLE, Boston, Mass to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTs.-Janes Green, D. Scott NJ. B. Green, Chas.
Clark, Worcester; G. Il. Ooburn, Leominster.
% eod2w&w2t
School Commuters, or Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the Modern School Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 good condition. for onehf their orig
mai cost by applying to WIN. II. EATON, Proprietor Of
Massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical Institute,
Worcester, Mass. au25 diff
DIR. GustaYus II Osemtlral, Homeopathic Ply
sclan, Otlce hours from to 10 A. NJ to and to
p M residence No II Pearl street iy13 d3m*
ClnaIlin's Dnguerreotype Rooms, 1873 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House. If
Je9 dtf
MRS. S, p. BOSVVORTu,
FASHIONABLE DREsS-MAKER,
iy24 dtf
Show 'em uP,-So days from date we shall ofre,
at public sale all Bills OF than six months standing
SIS dim VALENTINE & sTUDLEY.
Adm THAYER.
ATTORNEY + COUNSELLOR At LAY.
No 28 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
my30 awtf
DIR. SfEARNS,
Dentist, has removed his Office and esdence to No. Wa
nut street, Worcester.
C. 4. XVETHERETIL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No: FLAeG's BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
w. A. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY hND COUNSELLOR At LAW
-. No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
fiji d1y
Western Ticket OGlee.-Through Western
Tickets, for all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD q Co, Agents,
au24 dtf $50 Main street
j. e. LINNBLI, MD.
HOaG oPATHIST AND SURGEON,
(For nine years an Alopathc Physician.)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
once hours trom to 9 A. III, aDf / TO P. NJ.
iva dom
Worcester Shuttle Company,
manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND WOODEN SHUTTLES,
.oo ,.s Az" " "'I G9tsL' Iltl9s'
-- ------------2-' ~ I'LL
A. PTebtisss Designer and EngraVer upon Wood
ana Stone Over the Quinsgamond Bank. Entrance I41
Main street House on Crescent Street All orders will
Drafting Machinery dec8O P' itf ~
---
w W. 81 Va a ER
Is still in Worcester Chatham st. Place report In
the contrary Notwithstanding, and teaches Singing
schools. dawdw %
Iso,,,o,,,v - 7717o7 A ne -
keEAOXat'-L EoNAhDs Boston Eastern Elk
Brney Roc near e once 70 1So Main street,
Ni a,g Dp'oA' nearly opposite American House,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-20

This Stock new containing many very Superior Styles
of Garments, in patterns of improved shapes, fitting with
much beauty and symmetry. The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
LATER FROM PORTSMOUTH,

lSpreial Correspondence of the Express
imfat Mortality in Portsmouth the colored
popafatioR-L. u. BoutieeH and others Dead
Nambcr Of Deaths.
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS Monday. Angi y.
- ar ErpresS;-S Since | last wrote ioYou |
have vsited Portsmouth TO attend upon sick
relative who was down with the fever. The cpl
demic prevails there 10 u frightful extent, and tho
mortality Is aw(uily great: there were twenty
four deaths ON saturday, and learn that up to
u O'Clock, L. NJ, yesterday, the number amour
ted 10 nineteen. Every family in the place had
some one or more members down sick. The ne
sroes have the disease generally in very slight
FORM not more than ono tenth Of those attacked
die. have no time 10 write more. could do
pict scenes witnessed the few hours remained
in Portsmouth that would be narrowing 10 yonr
vety soul w. {. j.
=. S.-Mrs. George IIopo has ded-alao Lew
is W. Boutwell, Tone of the very best citizens of
the TOWN. and Mrs james A. Atkinson, CON
nection Oft the Hon. Archibald Atkinson, of Smith
field. 1t is said that there were thirty deaths
yesterday Sunday and TINT two hundred and
twelve have died since the 9th inst. May tho
ravages of the Destroyer be soon stayed
w. c. j.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
Letter from a Physician,

The following letter from DIR. John Morris, OF
Baltimore. who promptly proceeded TO the scene
of distress on the call Tor medical aid, appears in
the Baltimore Sun yesterday:
NORFOLK, Saturday, Aug. 25ih, 80.
| arrived here yesterday safely, and went i'm
mcdaely to work. The statements in the pa
pers in regard to the epidemic are not exaggera
ted on the contrary, they do not convey true
idea of the actual condition of things. You can
not imagine more sad and melancholy spectacle
than Norfolk presents at this moment. The
houses and places Of business are all closed two
thirds of the inhabitants fleeing or hed--the
streets and market places deserted-and gloom,
and fear aud CONSERVATISM every where. Ae-
companed by DIR. Thompson, last night after
10 O'Clock. called to see couple OF patients, aud
| assure you that though we passed through the
principal streets did not meet or single
soul during our journey. Our foot -steps SCUM.
ded and resounded ominously upon the pave
ments. Not II single light could be seen in the
houses by which we passed; indeed, it only
needed glimpse of the moonlight of jackall or
vulure to realize the picture Of an eastern plague
stricken city. The disease is not abatng in the
least. From all that can learn am convinced
that there are least 600 down with it. This,n u
population now reduced to 5000, is fearful. In
the hotel where we are stopping there are ten pa
tients-one death took place last night.
The heat is intense,and the atmosphere at night
Is heavy and charged with malaria,
have suffered all the morning with severe
headache, and Thompson says my eyes are in.
fected, but have no fears. The headache | at
tribute TO the oppressive state of the atmosphere
The disease is of most peculiar character
and strange to say nearly all the cases present
the same symptoms. In the onset you have all
the indication of our common bilious fever-but
thn treatment must, it appears, be totally differ
cnt. All my eases are, so far, progressing favor
ably-but the disease is so lnsidious in its work
ings that though everything may look favorable,
you cannot prognosticate a happy result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
A NEW NOVEL,, BY ONE OF THE
u. Relies Of The Oh Dom iMiOn.

A. MORRIS Publisher. will have ready this dny-
Light AND DARkNESS;'' or, the Shadow of Fate
A Story ri fushlHN blc l.le. One volume. 3l9 pnger
- no. Bound IN uniluo style of cloth - cents
(Exuae from the Preince.l
have endenvoted IN this hook 10 portray the bni not
who'll, bud the good IA immnonore. since o hu
Ia either thtely true. To show how
errors, which yeninl first grow into chine when
userod BY indulgence aud excused the principle oi
fatality, any other prccnoe by which the pcipefntor
secks a. Ike blind himself aud others; prove thn
the ung ,verned passions and foibes OF the many
than IN the baciu crimes ol the few, the mise
tics which dnrken social liir aud tnt the mos, brilliant
gtts of the person worldly fortunes are many smiling
spells which lure min. thuse who the slaves o
impulse; give cucn his proper share Of blme-mn'
kng the whuly shining, nor the other the who'll
" sn1ed aguinstis tho oblnet ol the work,
(From the Homo Journal)
This il mn Ameftcnn Nov.l. fre.h from the pen of n
uil daughter Of the South. II ism story of fashionable
society mud the scene is lad IN tis uuromanio city Ma.
~ of the characters afc drawn from life No BOOB TINT
has beeu recent, issued from tho press will excite
Curiosity and viii bc read with avldity The
-s graceful aud pleasing, the plea olgina aud The
interest Of The tale sustained with marked and peculiar
ability Wepcdrt great succesa tor hisnew and bcnn'
tn woI, of fiction, und hope that the fair writer will
find her tripping 10 tnholland gratifying to herself
ns hcy PROMISE Ia be profitable to h ! pubiishers.
nus - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
FROM w EII)DN !

Capt STILES, Of the Southern road, has kind
ly furnished us with the following:
Mr.. Sheldon Allen Conductor on the Seoboard
and Roanoke Railroad, is dangerously i'll ofthe
Fever the Magnolia Springs, on the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad, few miles from Ports
month
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. %. 1850.

PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 90. 1853.
Dear Erpress-Since Wednesday last, the
following (among many othrrs) have been laid
low in death: Wilson w Williams; Mrs Collin
REYNOLDS; Mrs Avery w Williams; Miss Mary
Jane Williams Mrs James l. Williams and child
Mrs Sarah Potts: Miss Emma Boutwell,, and her
father will be dead before you receive this, Chas
7 Myers; Jno II Myers (his brother); Miss
Betsey Herbert Elijah Jarvis; Miss Margaret
Manning: Mrs Frances Fowler; Mrs Howard Ia
tenn; Sam' Brewers child Alice, and Mr. Brew
err is very low, but is to day somewhat buttcrand
there is some hope of his recovery.
There are at least three hundred cases of Fe-
yer in town, and the deaths average 10 daily.
Among the faithful shepherds who have re
NAMED to take care of their hocks, is the Rev.
James Chisholm, St. Johns Episcopal church.
OF the regular practising physicians all have
had the Fever, except Drs. Hatton and Hodges
Doctors Parker and Lovett have died. Doctors
G.. w. O. Maupin and j. W. IL. Trugien are now
both at the Naval Hospital down with the Fever ;
the former has been exceedingly III, but am glad
to inform you that he is now doing WELL and may
be considered out of danger. DIR. Trugen, am
pleased to say is not dangerously SICK ana nope
he will be out in few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacl; are sick; Mrs. james A. At
kinson is sinking, (since dead); Mr. Atkinson Is
sick so is Mr. John b. Davis; 9. W. Chambers
(son of the late Capt. c. Is better, also John W .
Collins (formpr proprietor OF the Crawford House,
William H. Morris family have recovered; Mrs.
Moore. (nurse)her son. daughter daughter-in law
and mother. have al! died; Rich'd Williams daugh
fer Alice is sick John w. Forrest is dead
so is Mrs Matthias Mrs. Dr. j. n. Sehooiheld
was taken with the Fever on the 18th INST, ana
has been rery III until yesterday, when. reJ'lcH
70 add her cnnvalescence seemed established.
During the last five days the deaths have
amounted to "a On Tuesday -, Wednesday Il
Thursday 10, Erid"y 81. and Saturday "a 10
,lnv Sunday so far, ! have heard CT some ten
deaths. ,., -.
Barying the dead, there is very little ceremony
before the poor sufferer has breathed his last III
coffin is spoken for, and arrangements are MADE
for his internent. Within an hour or two a1ter
the breath has left the body. 1t is placed IN rude
stained coffin, deposited in the hearse and driven
off by negro to the grave yard, without I'm al
most every instance,) a single relative or friehu
TO see it deposited in the grave. No religious ser
vices are performed and unhonored ana unsung'
and had almost said-unwept, they are put out
OF your sight forever. Is not this truly mei''-
choly
tho dan,nd for collins and we have been compel
led to n sked assistance from the Navy 1aru'-
Every dav wagon loads are sent us IRON theie'
and tn day, though the Sabbath OF our Lord 'he
man have been at work at this sod'task.
forgot to say in an earlier part OF my coininu-
pication, that Col. Winchester Watts the efncl-
emit and interchangeable President OF the Common
Council is thought TO be better.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
xNCI,,ssisxs: COLLEGE

I ANGDkse kSss EOLfIsGeGE,-lt tbs lnsinu-
j ! ton VII be opened on the lst Of October next,
with compl tie Faculty. fine Chemical, Philosophical,
and Mathematical Apparatus, and all the usual hces
for College instruction
The term. of tuition will be $40 in the Preparatory
Depart mcnt aud $50 in the = eleginte io the unnunl
session One la The tnton payable in advance.
# j. especially desired that ge.tiemen Who intend TO
give their sons IA Collegiate would place them
soon ~ possible Ia te Preparatory Department. that
they may be thoroughly uni regularly prepared for Col
Iege jy 3I-dscts
TIM Rnnnbcan will rlegse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
FROM PORTSMOUTH.

The accounts from this unfortunate town are
of the most distressing character. Notwithstan9
ing hundreds and hundreds have died since the
fever appeared, and thousands have fled, the
deaths daily are still on the increase. For par
tcuars we refer to the letters of our correspon-
dents nnpNp1:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
University OF VIRGINIA, !
Jlulv oI IS15

NEW CONCEasN- The subscriber having
purchase ed Inc of his partners in the late
concern Of Hornet Watson s. Co, will continue the
.liROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS, the old siard, and so'ics the patronage
r tho customers of the old concern andhe public gen
orally will attend promptly the sale Of 81 kinds
If nroduce JAS. u. HDRNER.
iuIy 10-if2m-Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
yNCuIBU,ssa FEMALE sEMaNA-

IL RY The taentysixtn session Of Ibis Institution
will coumrn;e the first AondI in Septe her (thc
3d) and end the 81 day of July.
The undersigned have used every exeron to mike
this first class Female Schooi, mad intend 10 spnre ne
Time, pains pense in accomplishing hat end
They grlteui tho liberal patronage bestowed up
On them heretofore and nsk for continuance of the
sane.
We are prepared t. accommodate Fifty Bonrders,-
Oar buildings md comnoions; The rooms large
and eli ventilated. w would particularly invite per
having daughters wards 10 hon d out, to come
and examine for Themselves. Our object will be 20
make young ladies placed under charge comtorta
bic and pleasantly situated rs If they their
homes. W. think oiler great Inducements IA
any similar Il sttution in this my other Slnle.
The of instruction Is thuro gh, and embraces
the ornamental rs we'll useful branches usually taught
in the best schools. We Luve secured the services of
accomplished Italian intle mu-icul department. and
but the best teachers employed in the other
departments.
For further particulars rcalhrs will be furnished by
application nj the Seminary, ut the Book Store OF
Mtssrs. Payne IL Christian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
CLASSICAL sCsEvOL-wM. $. ~ 5

CLASSICAL sCsEv0L.-WM. s n S. V.
y REID will open Classical School on Monday,
Sepenlhcr 81 1t VII be heir cunstnHt aim to impnri
"A thIrulgh and practical know ledge of ,to'e branches
of Academic ucnion which are deemed necessary To
preui students for business. entrance int any OF
our c oleges. or the University Of Firgina.
TERMs--for session OF months so.
No dedurtion will be made after entrance except in
rases Of protrarted sickness.
s Y. REIn, who has recently eradn1ted in Latin,
French Spanish and Chemistry. vt the Unive sity of
Vrguia refers testimonial pf liz qualifications 10
the following letter f. m DR.. s. Nam in. Chsirman of
the Faculty aud to letters other members of the
Faculty. which we been submitted to several gentle.
men Of the city viii be any others who may de-
sire Grther Information
USlvERslrY OF VIRGINIA,
July 2d, 1855. :
Nv Young fire. d. Mr. Snmue V. Reid, of Lynchburg,
has sprn, two sessions the University in the stud of
Ancient Languages, and Modtrn, Mathematics and
Chen i5try. He proposes to engage IN teaching,
and 10 mol hesitate eXures the opinion TINT his at
tninert, AID character such to tit him well for
the office He has graduated in Latin, French. PAN
ish and Chemistry. and has made such progress III
Greek and Mathematics is sufficient Tor the demands
Of teaching in the higher preparatory schools. am
sure Mr.. Reid viii endeavor to do faithfully whatever
he undertakes and l. there frr, very checru!ly recon-
mend him To such a. are il want Of IA teacher.
nm, d'sep3d NhUflN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
CIR ENE, HEATH ~ n IL LEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
san Francisco, Cal.
(Omoe 134, Front street New York
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAD TO
SALES OF TOBACCO,
And Consignments direct from tho Virginia
Manufacturers solicited

Manufacturers sOl1Glted.
REFERENCES-A. e. a, LnNrance& Co, Boston;
Allen 4 Paxsou, Ne@ York; Chuuney Il Gushing, Bal
dmorc; Davenrnrt, Alien r. Co, Edmond. Davenport
X Co. Ludlam d Watson, james H. lleuth, lac audi
tor, aud Crenshnw d. o., Richmond McCorkle e.
Jones. Mcdaniel, lurl & Preston, 7. G. :. Ferguson
4 CO.. mud Miller ~ Cien-haw, Lynchbure.
N, R.--llaving established branch pi our house IN
New York out resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention the receiving, unnshpping and
curing the lowest rales and of freight Gree OF commits
son) all goods consigned 10 San Francisco lonsc.
Messrs. Edmond Davenport & Co. viii net for
Richmond mug % cody
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

HOUSES FOR SALE wish to sell 1:A
l. l. privately three comfortable and convenient As4
Dwelling Houses, situated in the vicinity of Poe Tan.
yard. This property is nearly new and in complete
repair, and may be bough accommodating terms.
Apply ia %. d2awts DAVID I. KEGS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
Is. BLAKE RI
PETERSBURG VA.
ly2s Manu- aotnrei'- agents, Peter. burg, Va.
Nj J bBIAs, Liverpool JOSEPH


MI TbBbAS, Liverpool JOSEPH
lNhs JOHNSON, Liverruol.--'f. + COOPER, Lon
don 1t Is nchnow, dyed feet that neither Of the
above Justly celebrated Wuich-nakers have their e
sureriors. even hcii equal in manufacturing "a
Watches; and, the subscriber Ia fully satisfied 49,
ni all creation and the Of mank lad right IN
eurd to The above fact he has orde 3D. and has in so
worry superior assortment Of the above makers Watc-
which he will sell to persons in wunt of good time
keepers crate ms, and WARRANT them keep
accurate time than my make OF Watches in
call from those IN of good time keeper IL
respectfully solicited No. "a Sycamore sign of
Eagle Petersburg. Va. THOS NOWLAN.
fl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

CALF $500 Sncks Jetlries Dorsey fine SALT
- in or me order. lnndiug and FOR sne by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & CO
inlv Nv Richmond Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

II UMP PLASTER.-225 tons Lump Plaster
i low landing from Schooner Toge, from PASSPORT,
for sale by A. s. LEE, on the Dock.
=, gi3,s Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
ROLLINGBROOK HOTEL,

BONIHNGWHOOK 1IOTEL,
Petersburg Va.
NOTICE 800 In tuking charge of above estab-
| n.hment, | would most respectfully solics a
inu,nce of tile patrons of the ntel; and to my
friends / ask hem To call and ne. My table shall
nj ways bo spread with n the deicaccs Of tina
The servants nl attentive. The entire esab shment
hall have tho beat attention tent master of. My
wife will see that the ladies' who tronize the Hotel
shal havc every wish gratiej md all ask Is share
Of business Tho house is furnished Ia the very best
Nv mud ia located in quiet part Of the city My
IN bus viii always be tie diiaest depols To attend
customers, to carry them 10 and FRO.
JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON, Proprietor,
1u .l1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

RTAYKs FOR sALEA THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

LNAMILY FLOUR.--l00 bbs. suRerfne Family
r. Flour. Persons wanting will please appl, immed
niely. aug2I.Im1 LANGHORNE r. JOHNS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

HlSSOLlTTION.-Th concern of WHITE u
- JORDAN is this day d,s lived, by mutual
sent r. c. Jorlnn having ,rchased the emit interest
of Mr. White will olone attend to the settlements Of
the HUH WHlIEs
mug oats Il. @. JORDAN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-29
ACCOMMODATIONS

rHuArA-, Au- -. fs--.
have tlis day carefully insI. ct-d a c,uIuetar
iI-h'AInc h.d- vith vane and index. erected by VI
h.l-s Aruiita-e bellevue House Gloucyst-r. an
have ho hesitation in saying tbat it is only tn t--
lave ''sr seen. luJ that It the only lave So
"Namire q at Is constructed strictly ntc 5-
pies II Is with much pleasure that l recommend h.
concuctort 10 the attention Of owners of buildings
IL. McMCEIRIE.
am well satisfied thar the Magnetic Ligl;uin. 60
manufactured ty Mr.. Thomas Arnlitage of pbaIe yh-
Is the best that as ever D. male. hay, spent -,sl
wears in the stuy Of the laws electricity and uu.
ism and have nJ 'sitaign saying that these Eod
CONSTRUCTED NJ on the only Principle Of safety The ert-
shock ls received and ds rrsei ty the met tie
' TIE r, and il would he impossible, accord n -
laws cf attraction and repuisou, for a building
injured by stroke of lightning when protected by
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr. ArIi...-
for several years and before he commenced the maruf
ture Of these rods cNsmue the principle n hic they
are constructed and flt convinced that their adoptu
would DE att. nded with complete success The ncres,-
demand fer these rodssnd the extensvcsales in all rar
OF tn" country, Is ndaton Of their utility ard
superiority. TRACY T. WALLER, p.
Rising Sun. Philad Co, April 10, 1852.
q sc. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hdrfieton Union c.. Pa.
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties
and viii furnish the Rods on the same terms and
IN the same manner as the Proprietor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-29
Philadelphia Ativ'ts.
1000 Book Agents Wanted.

| GENTS wanted in every County Of
: l the United States, 10 sell one Of the most
saleable books ever published, 'utrled.
:" THRILLING ADVENTURES AMONG
THE INDIANS comprising the most remar-
kable personal narratives of events in the
early Indian Wars, as well as Of incidents in
the recent hoSulities in Mexico and Texas.
BY John Frost, l.. l.. ID, author of - Pictorial
History OF the United States" " Pictorial His
tory of the World" &c. &c. illustrated with
numerous engravings, from designs by ".
CTome, and other distinguished artists.
TINS book contains over 500 octave pages.
bound in embossed morocco, full gilt back.
and is sold at the low price Of Sl.75 per copy.
Over 30, 600 copies have been sold within
short time, and the sale is still increasing.
We paw the largest commission to agents.
who can be supplied with specimen COPY,
sent BY mail. postpaid, on sending US the
price, SI.a5, wlth.fuIl particula of the agen-
cy.
Address. ]. W. BRADLEY, Publisher.
~ North FOURTH St. Philadelphia.
y. Boa receipt Of two dollars. we send
(post-PaisD copy of the above book, and a
copy Of the - Fireside Angel" by T. 5. Ar
thur. lm577
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-29
University Notice.
fTHE First Session Of Che present {

EllE First Session OF the present Coi-
L legiate year closed on the 18th inst. The
next session will commence on the 18th of
MAY.
Tuition for the Term-In College, $40; in
Academy. for those studying the Ancient Lam
guages, ,S7-for those in English branches only,
81.
The Female Institute opens at the same time
Tuition-S20 a year Tor common branches,
and $50 for the higher. Board. fuel and light,
S2.25 per week. Pupils from a distance. ex-
cePt IN Special cases, are required 10 board in
the Institution,
Mr.. Lam, who is TO conduc, the Primary
School, viii occupy the apartment lately used
by Miss GsnDys, IN the basement OF the Bap-
tiSt Church. lie is at present sick, aud will
give due notice of the dav of opening.
Lewisburg, April 81, 1855.