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Our TWIN,

lt Is much to be regretted that we have
no Railroad running to our town, il j.,
therefore SO much the more graft, iny to
see the Improvements going OH. In al
most every part OF the town may lie seen
!evidences OF improvement. The Cour.
u"use Is now finished. and the CHANGE
made is certainly m'rst desirable one
For the Information Of those NJ n dis.
tahoe, who are aloays Jesirvus Of know.
ing What is going on in Old Lancaster, We
would iniorm them that an addition has
been put To he back end If the buildiuy.
which makes two additional rooms down
stairs, and two up stairs which are iuten-
ded AS jury roonrs. The old jury rooms
have been torn down, rs also The gallery
10y this change, the court room is mad,.
much more comno'lious. The Curnmis.
Sl"rc's are deservin. Of praise ior the very
admirable mannrr III which they olvsiymed
The plan, and the Ldyer and It's coir,s-
P"ndent come i'll likewise for "a I,tIle priasc
Tor bringing the subject Of improvement
to their notice. The contractor, We should
say, has discharged his obligation faith
fully.
In that end Of the town, we also notice
that Mr.. franklin Emmons h maxine,
some very g'eat improvements in h,,
buildings.
Near To our residence, Mr.. Browns
mansion is fast beng completed. When
tin shed il will be an ornament to the
town. For such handsome houses as
Messrs. Browns and EInmoiIs, We should
say something about the architect, Mr..
Gilam. We do not know what more We
could say, than that he IS n public bene-
factor. lie and the Ledger have done
much for Lancaster. For the last three
years Mr.. GIilnm has been constantly en-.
gagged in pulling dcwE old ship shaded.
antquatrd bou,es, and erecting in their
places, new, handsome dwellings,. We
understand that our esteemed towns,nau.
DIR. X. l.. Cra~ ford. will, in short time,
confluence the building ot fine house on
his lot. Gillian ha. lhe matter in hand.
and We know it will bo done well. So
much for town improvements. We would
brush upa little ourself, ii those indebted
to us would pay up; Money makes the
mare Co."
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unboanded appreciation and success, AMI
his lectures which are Of y high order will
lie signally hailed as literary treat to our
community.
N,xon's Panorama Of the Life of Chris,
is ut present on exhibition in our city. i,
is production : { merit, having the quail
ity Of clerical as we'll as historical infor
nation. -
A Negro Hospital has been established
in this city, for the reliefof INDECENT M.
groes rs may he in the city, excluding
however such as have contagious dis.
eases.
Sometime ago wrote f the extraordi
nary short passage Of the Steamship Nash
vile from New York in 40 hours, bu,
have now to record the fact that The sam.
steamer under Capt. Berry performed the
trip in the Incredible time Of As hour
and bad The tide suited would have mad,
il easy in ~.
Mr.. Mitchell the Irish patrio, has mr.,
rived in this city with his family. he is en-
! route Tor Nashville Tenn. where he con.
templates permanently locating himself
lie has resigned his interest in the "Citi-
zen" the paper he published in New York
in which he also male some severe slars
at Bishop Hughes and the Roman ca h.
olirs.
The Election for Tax Collector for the
Parishes Of ST. Phillips and St. Michaels
cmnes off on the % h inst. The presen,
incumbent llenr' l.. Pinckney is u candi.
date for reelection, there are also one or
two others in opposi ion to him. so that a
spirited contest may lie anticipated.
There is great noise made all over
the Union about ten. Sc 1T and his new
title. ] thought this CO, n'ry was above ii.
ties: Shakespeare saws There's nothing in
n name
Cuba is very likely to take stand
now, which may be the future course o.
her government. the seed Of liberty hn>
once hcen sown by Lopez and is boun.'
t" rise above tie earth Of tropical Culm
Gen Quitman leronl doubt is prcyar
nc an expedition for the Island. if he ha.
not already done so.
Since the extreme COLL weather we hav.
had many flies great numLcr Of which
the cause of incenliarism.
nm in haste to secure the departure
1 this, with the mail, therefore excuse
th" brief manner in which this appear.
for this week
Yours,
AUGUSTUS.
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wants Of individuals, of considering the
question who should receive money out of
the treasury; when, an effort should
be made to reduce the tariff, anil thus
lessen the taxation upon the people," Ills
remarks were we'll timed, and to the
point.
We take this opportunity of rendering
our thanks to our Representative for the
kIndncss ne mas extended 10 is during
the session. Senators Butler and Evans,
and Representatives Boyce, Orr and
Brooks have also male us their debtor
for favors.
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Members OF Congress-

Congress has adjourned. and the mem.
h'rs IMPOSING the delegation from our
State, have returned TO their respective
bnm.es. TrulfuIIy ran We say to them,
Wri d0Hr, good and faithful servants"
DuF So'ii,. Senators. Butler and Evans.
have filled their posts creiilably 10 the
STATE. The former, Chairnan of the most
important Committee, Gbc jmliciary,) has
discharged hs duties faithfully and ably,
and Is entitled to The thanks OF every cit.
i2en in the State. Senator Evans has no,
been unwatehful-keeping an eve on eve.
y matter which would come up. lie has
fillerl lIs trust to the honour of Sou,l,
Caf.iina.
Our Representatives have all done
we'll Mr.. Boyce has won n reputation as
az, orator and statesman. He and Col
SsFT occupy enviable posi- ions. The lat
ternpmed gcntleman has been the ,nespA
ofsaying thousands ofdclars to the coun.
try BY his speech on the Frencl, Spoliatlon
Bill. Nor have our other members been
ipatteniive and "nwatclful. All, as the
record viii show, have discharged their
duties G,ishfully. Our own immediate
Ssrre'thiatve, Gen. M,Queen, has been
2 AT ilis post CT Mll occasions. and his votes
will show with what aissloln l,e. has aeteJ
The fault q silsnes has Lerp imputed TO
oos livprs'$,te.iss, bm II Is without
fouhdAtiea. 0nille occasion OF Nv. Jones,
Of "a. askins peFHsssion 70 set apart !
day ,of tic consideration Of hill 20 -
eabiish q heard % Cl,in,., Gen MeQaeeu
sery indigae,''iy objected to the PROPOSE
tom ~ b. wisely observed, III wac no.
sI,s pftpoAterouS but an userpation To-
sssss'sia- Che iies q sscvklins ~ shs
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Mus G.

IT,, ..,.-. ., e -, =,
~ '""' =" We" i"N, 'hc'"
"'"S '""S'ea' Instruments "f All Kinds, a
mounted during the last year TO over fnul
millions >f,loIlars;" so saws the Music .
Review Tho somo Iorrn.l ;,e 49,
,,., ,,.-. ~. - =, W
w e "'e 'e'S""S s'''' ',''"g ID Ne"
'"fh VINO can remember when the only
store where musical instruments were sold
such as pianos. flutes. DC. was ken, l.,
John J,coh Aston S,,,,.,,.. M.
p;,,. o....,.., .,
''' ~. ''"s"a' '"'"e ~
~ o'"''''''' 81 In Mr' l'''ey maru'ac
t"r'ng department. were two y"nng men
John Firth and William Hall, each o
whom married d.uyb,.r If L;s .r,l,,
.r I'll. R,..;o,, ,,os 49,, o..m.
s|' "" =" ''"''
In 1921, (thc wear made memorable ia
history hy th" death "f Napoleon at ST
iielena.) these Young men were led to ex
anime into the state Of their finances, and
finding cash balance 1T ten dollar. il
their favor, they conceived the brilliant
idea "f starting business on their owl
hook. In addition to their incxhaustibl,
supply Of really money, th-ir wives pos
seSse'i small quantity OF sheet music
teside which one hai y piano.fnue an,
the other n guitar. which they gave tc
The ir husbands; and which (he sheet.nu
sic the piano'fnrte, and the guitar) wer,
considered an "ver~ he'ming contribution
/" the capital Of the c"nc rn, and to in
sur" tie success "t 'h" enterprise.
Mrssrs; t"'' y Hall rente'l the store
No. 3os iear' st., Known as n portion o
The olih'on estate. cartel ihither the pi
ano'f"rt', hung mp the guitar, put tie ter
io'''rS III the till. spread the sheet ,musi,
upon the shelves, AMI flung their lannr,
to the breeze. Ia the basement they fit
teal up Workshop. and when it WAS il
rea'iin"s they went to the North Rive
and Invested their ten dollars in log o
turkey box wool. which they carrie,
nome on Their shoulders. AID worked uI
mt" ii"'eS with their own hnnds. The
iicW Hthi lrosl"re'i. Nearly all the mn
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Philadelphia Correspondence.
PnrLADELpmA. March Z, 1855.
AUGUSTUS.

l'HILADELPHIA, March z, 1855.
Qnite a controversy recently took place
between the Mayor, the Councils and the
Policemen, in rcgarl to a new uniform
hat, Of peculiar shape, and TIPPED with
leather on the crown. which the former
Insisted the latter should wear. Their
present badge Of "ffice is merely star,
which 'hey can very conveniently put in
10 !heir packets. whenever they wish TO
sink their official character. or cvade the
performance Of disagrepalle duties. The
policemen conIendcd stouily against the
new hat, insisting that il was beneath the
dignity Of American citizens to wear ~
livery" as they termed it, and number
"f the C"uncilmcn sided with Il EN-. Tie
Mayor announced that hut one alternative
WAS open 10 them: they must wear the hat
or resign, and to set good example, he
commenced wearing the hat himself, and
announced l'is intention of doing so here
after. a few Of the officers did resign,
Int their places were soon filed. and the
new hat has become an established inst-
tuition with the whole corps.
The tide Of emigration to Kansas !.
settling in quite strongly from this di.
reciion. A party Of some thirty or forty
yonng mechanics oi this city. recently
LEFT here. aud party from Camden, n. j.,
will leave in few day.. Several emf
grafton companies frm tie Nor,h eastern
portion uf the State. have also passed
through here. The members were near.
~ all hardy and robust men, we'll cai, u.
lated to prove usefal citizens Of the new
Territory. aud to Mvsnce their fortune.
there. A number oi them are mechanics
"f the different trades, possessing know
ledge Of agriculture. fnalnsirinus men
who know how TO work lar.l, and who
are not afraid to submit To temporary
harlsl'ips, will no doubt do mnch better
in Kansas than in the older settled por-
tions "f the country.
A young medical student from one II
the Eastern States, who recently gradua.
ted here, committed suici.ls fsw days
since, by taking largc dose Of strych-
nine. No satisfactory cause Tor the rash
act IS knowp. unless il he that within the
last few months he had become very dis
'Paied. and short time before he grad.
uate.i he hal receised from home COZ.
siderable amount of money. which he rcck-
lessly sqaan'lereI, so shnt ut the time ol
his death he had scarcely dollar lef,.
Very extensive Improvements are a.
bsot being mado at tho Woodlands Gem.
esery. wtioh bils fair b. rival Lasrel
Hill IN the haaaly a iis .lseo,ation~ Ii
eWttAsm attract OF 90 aese< ~ Iaael, csn.
heIliallsi With heaaihal trees aud whom
compl aed viii have xilhin 1. 4 dnys Of
seven milea. Some ~ our na~s ea,espri
sing and .ubs.antisI rl,Izeas e,e connect
ed wi,h rs msaassDent Thsy k.se re
|esntly fssoassd . ospeaa sioo.ceo ii
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Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh! Des th!"
Since our last issue, several other dis.
tipguished individuals have been called
to another world. OF these, we notice
first the demise OF Bishop Re, nolds Of the
Roman Catholic Church, Of the diocese Of
North anil South Carolina. rhis sad e.
vent occurred IN Charleston on Wednes.
day last. Bishop Reynolds was ia the
67'h year Of his 'ge. The Mercury
says:
Bisllop Reynolds was born near Barls
to~n, Ky, August 20, 1873. lie came
Of M old Maryland ianiiy, who were "
niong tile early settlers of the then Wild
country Of Kentucky. The goo,I example
of his parents. aud their sxplessed wishes,
led the young Ignatius to look ~ tie
Church Nv the true sphere Of bis early IL
bors. lie completed bis e,Iucation at ST..
Mnrs's College. Bnltimpfc. wherv lie OK.
csllsd Ia aposi branches of sts,,ly, especial.
" NAiaFai History and Mathematics. Al
TER bis ordination he fe,nrntd 10 hs ma
tive Stale where his merit, raised him 10
naany Offers Of honor and tfust IN The
ecclesiastical gpvesansos q shss pisesss.
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EDITORS TABLE.

EDISBURon REvIFw.
C"ntenrs.-Parliamentary 0ppositi n.
Cardinal Mrzzo'anti. Charles the Fifth.
Modern French literature, dc.
BLAcKwooDs MAGAZINE.
Contents Of FeI'y Whence
have come our dangers. To an Italian
beggar.Loy. Zai,le,: A Romace.
I'll, &..
We have frequently called attention to
these British Magazines. They are re.
printed in this country at y price whicl,
places them within the reach of every one,
viz: For Backwood $S: Blackwocd and
any one Of the four R"views $5; the four
Reviews and BIackwoal $40. Postage
on aIl. payable in advance, 90 cts u year,
l. .. ~ eta on Black sood, and IL cts on
eacl, Of the Reviews.
Address,
LEONARD SCOTT. h Co.
New York.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL AND SuseioAI JopR.
NAL
The March number appear. TO be well
hI'ed with useful matter. This is one oi
the ne"test nrnals that comes TO our Of.
fice. II deserves tie patronage Of South
ern physieians. Iii is pul,lishsd monthly
at 80 year, ly
JAMMS MoCAFFERTY. q
Angnsts, Ga.
THr LADIES wRraru AND PAaloa Ak
NuAL &k
The March number i vssy good
one. IT contains a hand.oIps plate. The
Emigrapt's sabsmsh.s 2 .l.o = sery hand.
somely painted flower. The ssadlns mat
sss apPess. 70 BE- interesting. The ss.aais
portion q ost family pscsoaass sbh a
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excellent magazine. The price is only 81
year. II is published monthly, by
BURDICK Il SCOvILLE.
New York.
New York MUsIcAL REvIEw.
Those desirious Of subscribing to an ex.
cellent Musical Journal, would do well to
try this. Each number contains from six
to eight pieces Of new music, besides a
large quantity of choice reading reading matter.
1t is very handsomely gotte UPS pub.
lished evsry two weeks, and The price only
81 year. Every lover Of music should
~: once send for il.
Address,
MASON BROTHERS,
New York.
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We call attention TO the advertisement
OF Craig d Ta! !lor in this paper. Mr..
Craig has just returned from Charleston,
where he purchased n full and complete
stock ofeverv kind of rno.ls.
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LANCASTERv.LLF. sc.
WEDNESDAY MARCH II. 1855

APPRENTICE WANTED-Wanted mt this
Office a lad OF about Ia Years of age to
learn the Printing business. He will be
boarded in our own family, and his 81 ,lhrs
furnished him free Of expense We will
also endeavor to instruct him in reading and
writing. Early application must be made
- S-SaD-> -
CORRECTION. In our notice last week
of the semi. weekly mail L" Chester, an er-
'roroccurred, by the insertion Of an inter.
'roga'i"n point after Mr.. Boyce', name
One wOutd from this AT once couclud, We
did nos believe il WAS owing To the exer-
tnn ot Mr.. Boyce, thai the measure WAS
secured. 1t is hardly necessary Tor us to
say that the error WAS corrected in I'm.
proof, but WAS overlooked by the printer.
EH- As Courl commences on Monday
next, We lock for large crowd Of per-
sons the coming week. 1t will be AN id nj
rah'e tine 10 pay up old scores, AMI We
earnestly request all indebted to us, to call
ut our office, where We may be found ut
times, and pay up their dues.
Did We not need money. we would not
throw out SO many strong hint.
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Agents for the Lancaster Ledrer
Terms of the Ledger.

Cash in advance "lways. No paper will
be stopneH until paid for unless we choose to.
We have fine assortment Of JOB Type and
are pr1p,r"d to do an kind Of Job Work.
with neEtnpsS and I,Sn.t,b
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
LeWiSburg ACaGemV.

The FALL AND WINTER SESSION of This lSs-
TIrUrIoS will commence on THuRsDAY, Ger.
4, 1888, to continue 20 weeks. The design of
the Principal IN commencing somewhat earlier
than usual, IS 10 prepare the way by shorter
Fall and Spring recess Tor racati0n hereafter
during the hot and sickly season.
The course of instruction is calculated 10 fit
Youths for College or for general business.
The BIsLE is a text book, aud CONPUsIrIoN
and DLcL,MlTIoS receive careful attention.
PnorlcIENcr in Recitation Of Studies is rewar-
ded by the bestowmeEt Of C0MrLINESrAnr
Cams.
A class of Y"uSG LADIES is secured.
The present Session affords good oppor-
tunlty for young men who are engaged part Of
the year and who purpose devotlng the WYter
months 10 their own improvement. Those
deslrous of obtaining good seats should be
present the first day aud secure them.
1uifioa.-for CoNMoN BRANcHEs (RcadIng,
WrIrng. Geography. .Arirhmetic,Gram and
Us. History So; ADVANCED EssLIsu (all not
named aboye) SS; and for LANGUAGES $40
Contingent expenses per Session, 80 CTS per
scholar. No deductions except for protracted
sickness. INO. RANDOLPH.
Sept. 81, 1855 Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
DIED,

In this place. on the 25th inst, Of consuInp-
ton, JAMES JACKSON SMITH, aged 81 years and
II months.
In Cattawissa, 23d inst, WILLIAM :. son OF
Rev. Jos.Y. and C.L.Rothrock, aged months.
Ia Dry Valley, 2lst inst, WILLIAN F.son OF
John and +. II. ! oungman. aged months.
In Chllhsquaquc. 9Th inst, daughter OF
James and Sarah Campbell, aged days.
In Milflinburg, 18th inst. Clara y. daughter
of Joseph Boor, aged abont l3 months.
On the 5th inst. Rebecca the widow OF Henry
Zeilers, in her 1ith year.
On the slh inst. in her 18th year, Elizabeth
daughter Of Benz. Yoder of West Bullaloc.
On the 18th inst, in Limestone Up, Jacob
Stees, in his 10th year.
In this place, 27ih inst, Lana. daughter of
Owen and Harriet Murty, aged y, S m,27 d.
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The Spruce Creek Road.

1t will be seen that the friends Of this
enterprise, in Hartley, are beginning to
resume agitation and action in its behalf,
and have called a meeting on Friday next.
The last day of the Fair will be an oppor-
tune time to discuss plans for its further
ance. Let there be general turn out.
@rThe Lackawanna & Bloomsbury
Road is fastening to its completion. This
road is to reach New York City through
the best Coal region in Pennsylvania. Its
present terminus is Bloomsburg-its con-
tinuance to the great Central Road at
Pittsburg or Wheeling, should be urged.
On some accounts it would be preferable
to the Cattawissa route ; but one or the
other, VIC hope, will ultimately make the
connection complete
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
Union county Fair next week,
Thursday dad Friday.

Thursday dad fr"'dy-
We trust the citizens of the county will
make everything suit TO attend the Fair
at Hartleton, very generally. 1t is the
last time Union and Snyder will assemble,
probably. There are scores of men IN
Hartley also, o,who have been from the first,
fast friends of Agricultural Improvement,
To the Fair at New Berlin, they contri-
buted handsomely and last year, at Lew
isburg, they were among the foremost in
spectators and in competition-at the
came time that Mifllinburg (Which is nea-
rer) did not contribute an article, and had
but few on the ground. Hartley deserves
in return good attendance from New
Berlin and Lcwisburg especially, and from
the County generally. We doubt not her
citizens will do their duty in making all
necessary arrangements.
H6-TICKETs and one and two day
CARDS for the Fair at Hartleton, may be
had at the Chronicle office. Every per-
son competing for Premiums must pay
so cts. for Membership. Card for cith-
or day II! cts. for both days, 30 cts.
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= cUien,trH Markct.
MI ATtT1 TO,

On the 3olh ult., by the Rev. y. l.. Payson,
Daniel Struble. of Prairie Ronde, and Mrs.
Jane G. Rawlcv, of Gourdneck Prairie, kala-
mazoo Co., Michigan.
In Newton, Iowa, Both u!t., by Rev. Mr..
Merrill, Col. WN. II. SILsBY and Mics HELEN
VI. SnE,D. all of Newton.
In Hughesvillc, 223d inst, by RIM Flacli, Esq.
George Chamberlin and Miss Gelesiia daugh-
ter of HIS .Halfpenny, of MIncy.
By Rcv.E. .Kieii,r, I3;h inst Joseph Stahl OF
Uutaloe and Miss Hebecca Stahl OF Kelly Tp.
In BAH, 18th inst, by Rev.Mr.Garducr,R b.
Dawson Of Addison and Miss Olive Johnson.
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The LeWisburg Chronicle.
Issued on Friday Mornings at Lep,sJary,
Union couRfy, ISBnsyIcania.

iSSuSt p'e 80 y,
Uaioa county, Hnnsylcanid.
TERMS-.i,5 80 per year, To HE PAID IN ADvsNcr-and
t the same rate a.pugcr shorter period. Thus
b cents will pay for four months, ,5 cts for six months
for eight months 81 for sixteen months, s. for two
years &c. Single Nos, cts. Payments by mail paul
received in gold postage stamps or bank notes at their
,.lus here r. Papers stop with the time raf Tor
a,vrrusEvySTs handsomely inserted at 80 cents per
.r. o, ,re - ceuts each subsequent insertion, =
n, .x ,,optbs - year. Half sluare-2ic, l5c- 3,
~ ro .,u,res-si. soc 81, $50. Merchants 6c not
t,urth Of A column. so year. All others as may
n, vre.i upru square is lG lines Of brewer, or Il Of
nonparr Large cuts stereotypes, and advertisements OF
n aemcralizinC tendency not admitted
Communications desired on topics Of general interest
not within the range Of party secaran contest Al
letters to POSTPAID, accompanied hy the name an"
,lIrcs. Of the writer. to receive attention.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the ONCE
NJ the Cronicle by Which often important news
in advance of the Mails.
Connected with the Office ample materials IL most
kipdsofJ JOB PRINTING, which will he executed Win
r.,,,sss and dcsratrh and reasonable terms
IN Casual Advertisements t. lie paid ior when hahi'l
t and Jpl, WorA when delivered.
onc. on Market street, north side, second story, 81
door above the Post 0fice.
1''' woRDEN s coRNELTUS.
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The University
TN this place will Opcn IFS 17th Semi

Annual Session on the lth of OCT. next.
The Faculty is full and experienced, the num-
Der Of Students SO large as TO secure emulation
and mutual benefit, and of such an age as TO
render any rranks or violations of decorum
unpopular and dislastcfuL The number last
session was 1873.
As the whole OF the classes commence new
studies next term, i, is eminently the best time
for new students TO enter. In the College and
Academy together, not less than twenty-five
recitaiions occur daily, giving young men who
contemplate but brief stay in the Institution
an extensive choice of subjects and enabling
them 10 pursue branches suitable 10 their pre-
yiouS attainmentS.
The Female institute opens at the
same time under the three Ladies who have
had the charge.
PnICE OF TUITION.
Academy-Enslish studies only SIS a year
do Classical do also 90
College proper ~
Female Observation-Disclosures branches 30
do Common do 20
For further information, apply to Rev. II.
MALCOM, DID,, President of the University.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
NOR the Preyention and Cure OF Inter.

l. mittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever and
Asue, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, General
Debility, Night Swea,s, and all other forms OF
disease which have common origin in Ma
iaria or Miasma.
This is NATURAL ANTID0TE which will entirely
protect any rcslcut traveller even in the most srky
or swar,py localities from any Ague Bilious disease
whatever or any injury from constant inhang Malaria
MisanIa.
II will instantly check the Aguc in persons who have
suffered from any 9Th time FROM one day to twenty
years that they need to hsvo another chill by
continuing according II directions ihe fatichi
at begins appetite aud strength ana con-
tinues until permanent and radical c1re u effected
bottles will f.: orduary cases some
may require Directions priutei N ternah fsneh
and Spanish, accompany each lotte frice Vnc boaf
Liberal discounts made TO the trade.