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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

w. I. BERRY co. invite the stteston Ct buyers to
their N stock OF Fore g and Domestic Stationery Bak
Books, Writing and L=tte Paper, &C.
WHITING PAP&as-CaP. Letter Commercial Note
Packet, Bill Papers, Polio, Deni, Medium Also Log,
Blotins God, silver, Glazed, Tissue and Copying.
EHVELOPES-Buf Blue Wove, and Laid for Conner.
esl pUrD Of all The various patterns ogelbr Win
large stock Of FSncy and En- bossei new patterns.
4 COUNT BOOKS.-Ledgers, Manuals. &c
BANK ACCOUNT BOOKS individual and General
Ledgsrs Discount Books, serstebers, &C, &c
BANK SHEARS-Fiue Article
ACCOUNT PORT-FOLIOS-For accounts
INVOICE PORTFOLIOS For Invoices.
ORDER B0OKS.-yarous sizes.
TINE B00KS-An the various sizes and styles
BILL BO0KS-SoUe rev styles.
RECORD BOOKs-Cap, Dsui Medium, and ROYAL OF
the frst quality,
COPYING PREssES-A variety Of the best manufa,-
tue.
COPYING B0OKs-Made Ct the best English Pap,r.
Also, French Copying Books at low prices.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS Notes, Drafts, Bills ofEI-
char &c, Bills Of Lading, &C.
INKSTANDS-Whitney's, siuman's Patent Fountain
Pump Glass Of every description. Pocket Insstands ofva
riOus kinks.
INK AruOld's, Maynard Noyss' Writing and Copying
Inks, Guyot's eeleb. ated Carrine &C.
QUILLs-Nos.S 90. 90, 70 and So
PENCILS-Faber's Drawing, Commercial Red, Com
mon and Slate Pencils
CRAY0NS-Whiie, Black, Red, assorted colors for
artists
PARCHMENT Superior Writing Parchment.
MATHEMATICAL & DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
Best sng.ish, French and German.
POCKET CUTL -R3g-rs' Cookies Worstsnho-',.
frOm l to 6 bl5ds.
STEEL PEES-Gll1t's, Perry's and many o her .irds.
GOLD PENS -MoTton's
WRITING PADS For the Desk and Table
POkT-FOLIOS-Csp ANGLE ter size various styles With
an5 WrJhIu. ocas
LETTER CLIPs-SatriFs's improved patent Letter
Clips aud va iOus % her patterns.
NEWSPAPER FILES--A new and Improved article
GLOBES-I3 inch.
CHESS MEM oOd, Bone, ant Ivory, pain and cary
ed.
| BACKGAMMON BOARDS great variety.
SCRAP BOOkS-AL the various styles.
! THERMOMETER Japsa Gases.
CARDS-visiing aud Printers Plain Ivory surface and
Double euams.ed.
| DRAW ING PAPERS Antiquarian Double Elephant
and all the smaller sizes Of WuaJman's English Drawrg.
together With the Freush Roll and other Drawing Paper
! decl2
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

TE The California papers publish letter from
Gen. Wool to Gov. johnson, in which the veteran
General addresses some pretty plain talk to the i'm"
beetle Governor. johnson, it will be remembered
complained in bis application to the President for
aid TO subdue the Vigilance Committee, as he after
wards complained to the public at large, that Gen.
Wool had promised to furnish him upon bis requisi.
tion such arms aud ammunition as be desired, and
subsequently refused TO do il. The General, after
pointsdy and satisfactorily refuting this whining
allegation, dismisses his sssailSnt with the following
sharp and well directed voiley
To conclude this brief notice Of yor unconscious
letter TO say the least Of it, in which you endea vor
TO relieve yourself Of the censure attached to your
name, In consequence Of failing TO do your duty as
the Chief Magistrate Of the State and 20 bestoW il
on nyself because would not violate the laws and
mandates OF the President is less extraordinary
that il betrays disregard of those high generous
and manly qualities which should ever character
Use the person occupying the exalted station the
people of California have conferred on you. If you
had exhibited the same consistency Rnd determine
ton 10 maintain the laws Of the country that YOU
Aave TO take vengeance on myself because would
not violate them, you would, no doubt, have been
aus tanned bya generous and grateful people, am,
most respectfully, your Obedient servant,
JOHN E. WOOL.
To his EIcellency, J. NeAly johnson, Governor Of
California, Sacramento, Cal.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

One night came on a hurricane,
The sea was noun aims rolling,
When Barney Runt inc turned his quid,
And said to Billy Bowling:
"A strong nOr-we-ter's blowing Hill;
Hark! don't You hear It roar nov?
LOr help 'em, how pites all
Unhappy folks on shore now!
FooI-hardy chaps who live in towns,
What danger they are all in,
And now lie quaE ing In their b. de,
FOR fear the roof shall fall in:
Poor creatures, how they envy US,
And wishes, Eve a notion,
For our good luck, in such a storm,
To be upon the ocean.
And as for them who're out all day,
On business from their houses,
And late at night are coming home,
To cheer the.T babes and spOuses;
While you and l. Bill, on the deck
Are comfortably lying,
Ny eyesl what tiles and chimney pots
About their heads are flying.
And very often have we heard
How men are killed and undOne,
By Overturns Of carriages,
BY thieves and fires in London.
We know what risk all lan1smen run,
From noblemen to taiI0rs,
Then, Bill, let US thank Providence
That you and l are sal orsl'
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Circuir-LaW.

W P Witchen, late Sheriff, Nicholas Oldham.--Opin-
ion by Judge Caruthers, affirming judgment below.
9Th Circuit-LaW,
Head VS. John Roncy ct as-0pinon by Judge Harris,
Affirming judgment below.
James Hsw sandsrs-0piniOn BY Judge Harris, az
hrming judgment below.
Morton, of Garter, sporer.-Opinien by
Judge Harris, affirming Judgment below
EguitY-I3th Circuit
Jno Brazeton &CRRCo.-Opinion By Judge
Harris, reversing decree and dsmissing bill.
Law-6th Circuit.
Watson ct ais VS. James Caro- hers-Opnion by Judge
Mckinney, acknowledgement below
Isham l. Mathews vs. K HuEhes.-0pnion by Judge
Mckinney, reversing judgment and judgment rendered
here Tor amount Of verdict and per cent interest.
Equity.
Carr ct ais VS. J HsL-opinlon by Judge McKin-
ney, reversing decree remandng for
Michael Higgins vs. n OF t.-Opinon by Judge Nc
Kinney, Affirming judgment below.
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Gold Medal Pianos

STElNWAY q SONS, Manufacturers,
q WALLER STREET, NEW YORK Szkz=.I
. II Received the following FIRsF PRIZE 80 -
MEDALS in Compel ition with the bestmskers II II n 4
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball.
tim0Te:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair
Washington, March. 1865.
A GOID MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1873 beng tn only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six yesrs)
GOLD MEDAL at the Mar yland Institute, Baltimore,
1876
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fsir, Crystal Palace,
New Yorl November. 1856. Among the judge were the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ. Mason,
CiottschaIk Wolenhsupt and MANY others So. : Pi-
amos with and without the Iron Frame) are warranted
Tor three wears and written guarantee given Pianos
pac ed shipped without charge. Prices moderate
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IMPORTANT 10 EVERYBODY,

NOR the last three years have been engaged in h1s
Il known only to myself and, compafati' ey' lev
others whom have instructed for the OF SO each,
which has averaged at the rate OF $4,000 e. 5000 per
annum: ard having made arrangements 20 goto Euop- n
the Fa OF So engage in the same business, am VII
give fan instructions ia the ART 10 ans person IN the
United states CauadAs, who wlem me The sum Ct ~
ndu ed from the success have been favored with,
and the thankful acknowledgements have received
from those whom have Instructed, md who are making
from g. SIS at IT, 10 give any person "a opPof
tuuy engage In this business, which Is easy Pheasant
aud very profitable, az small cost There Is positively
n, uaBUa in this References OF the Rest class
given regards its character, ans can refer %
persons whom have Instructed, VITO viii testify that they
are making s. SIS per day at the same II is a
business which either ladies gentlemen can engage
and with perfect make very h. udsome income.
Several LADIES IN various parts Of New RI state, Penn
sylvania ard Maryland, whom have instructed,
making from e. Is per day byt II T. GENKKAL BUsI
Mss and Dat a few shngs required % start h UPOA
the receipt o. will mme dateiy send 30 the applicant
printed c.rcua Containing u inst Ions Ia the ART
which car be perfectly Lnderst % AZ once.
AL letters must Be addressed tpost paid %
A. 7 PARSONS,
dacr9 4-ir,d-v 23J Bro4dWay, New York.
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FnR WAITS8ORO.

TNHE light draught steamer NETTIEh oT~@n -
MILLER, FINS Master, will leave sEEL-TstssSsa !
Nashville TUESDAY, the l5thazEszs-@szzsS
Of December at for the above and AL iEtermediae
ports For freight or passage, apply to
derf5-0t H H HARRISON. Agent
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REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET FOR cIEC1N-
MATT

TNHE fne new passenger packetA cT-D -
pUNLEITH, ENYARr Master viii Ez7gCvsz5e-ssAEs |
leave for the above ana all in termedi- -
ate ports on To ESDAY, 18th inst at4 For freight
or passage, having superior Accommodations apply on
board or to ID. ". RUSSELL,
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FANCY GOODS.

LEATHER GOODs-Lsoies and Geusemrn's Dressing
Gases; Furnished Morocco Kecues; Ladies Travelling
Bags; Morocco Portfolios; Writing Desks; Pocket Bo A.
Port Mouags, Cigar Cases, &c.
MACAE GOODS-wOrs Stands and tables, Work Box
- and cao'neis Writing Desks, iuksands and Portfolios
ROSEWOOD GOODS-Dreszrg asss, Work Boxes aud
Writing Uesss.
OAK CABLNET-Ofa new and beautiful design, tas
natural color q the English oak.
PORTE MON IES-Siver, Pearl, Ivory and Leather.
PEARL AND IVORY GOODS-Pes1I aud Ivory Book
Knives and tOdsrs, Tablets; Pen uo.ders sc.
I. b. & Co. invite an examination Of these Goods.
Nashville, Dec. - 1856
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LAND WARRAErs BouGET OR LOCATED

WILL pay cash for Land Warrants will also buy old
! Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
ISIS, to soldiers Of 1879,
l also prepared to locate Land Warrants in South
Missouri the line Of the South western Missouri
Railroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting than 0o0aH Of abroad land along
the line OF this road. For further particulars terms &C.
enquire Of the uGdersgue Cedar street. the Post
Office. LsaptbdEy G. FELLOWS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

~ We learn that Col Sam1 r. Rucker esca.
ped from prison at Woodbury. on Monday night la-t.
We have learned none Of the parti Muir.
Telegraph, 18Th.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A ITERATION or TINE atil further notice the doors
IA will open 6H O'Clock. and the curtain viii
American stars and Peoples faVorites Mr. ChAbfan and
Miss Alberne for Elk nights only. Monday, December
49, Will be presented the glorious old local drama Of TIE
YANKEE EEAm>TEE, or Peoples Law.
yer. Mr. Chanfsu his great character Of Scion Single
with the admirable Buretta Of IN An OU OF
PLACE, Miss AberJine IN Eve characters sing ng
Anglo Dutch song, accompanied by herself the
hAnd-oig Dancing Pas Seul Comic Yankee BreakdoSn;
and sing ug the memorable BObhin' Found. To
Guide Wl,h the admirable piece Of Rob n TILES.
Ia prePar ZION, Varel, and Ida che Big Cir, Nose
and COnspiratofs.
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sH9sU Publications.
THE ENGLISH POETS.

". 7. BERRY.s co. have on sale
TIE ALPINE POErs-PIcKzziSG's BEAUTIFUL Ese-
EDITION elegantly printed superby bound IN cal 50
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POR cINGINNATI AND PITFsRuRG.

rINHE bstaunch light drausht stea- 4 tn -
L msI LACROSSE, D. C. BICKgIL E,zssZg-at-ssss75
Master, will leave above and al in-suSz1ss
me Hate landings MONDAY, the 18Th iustan at o.
clock p NJ For freight passage apply on board or to
debit Il. a. HARRISON, Agent.
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CONGRATULATIONS NOTICE.

AVINa qualified Admins TatriX Of John Thomas,
Decd al persons indebted to the decedent will come
forward and make immediate payment, and those naVng
no claims against him hereby notified to
within the time prescribed bY law, they viii be for
ever barred DELILAH THOMAS, Adninistrat tx
dec9 Of John Thomas, decd.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

TTITR NS ISLAND SALT.-1O6O bags Turks Isl
i and salt in store and for sale low 20 close.
deco H. 5 FRENCH son.
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Havana Plan Lottery.

[ By AuthOrtty Of the State Of Georgia. ]
Jasper COUNTY &C DENY Hot
j TERY-CLASS4 to be drawn at CONCERT HAIL, Macon
a. uutert e sworn surerintendence Of Col GTOFGE NJ
LosAS and W c. ANDERSON, Esq, on saturday. SOIh
Bee, 1856 -
SATURDAY SMALL sc EBE.
1900 Numuers-Prizes payable Witkout y, duction.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 1900!
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DY virtue Of power vested as Trustee, viii expose
ID for sale for Cash the highest bidder Saurday,
29th inst tie late residence Of my mother on the Franklin
Torupike household and kitchen furniture belonging
to her estate Also, one good IA ich Cow All ctlE
decS-Iwd II L. NO 2VFIL Trustee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

CtDvs TGgTTEDto the Jail Of DavidIcn County, Tenn.
- the ist Of nber 1856 negro boy who says his
name is HENRY and that he belongs to Charles Inman Of
East Tennessee The said boy is about % p Of
age about feet inches high tall and OF yellow complex
ion Mr.. nman is requested to forward and prove
properly and pay charges according to law.
declO-3t W. n. CLEMONS,
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rern. Rnll Roads.

We understand that basis OF eentrsct has
been made between Gen. Hugh Mcleod, formerly
Of this State aud large company OF GeorgiAeo
tractors, composed Of hsssrs. Grant Coli, Major
Jas. +, Cooper. lats Engineer OF the State Road,
Aad others, Wbo will Wait Texas sboruy, for the
extension OF she Harrisburg Railroad from the tOEn
Of Richmond, on the BraXos River, 20 Austin, the
seat OF g0FernmenL--this Road viii be about 200
miles IN length, hanking tue fertile valley Of the
Colorado, and will oonlect the city OF Galveston,
by steamboats, and Railroads with Austin. This
SoHtrSct is the first fruit OF the liberal policy Of
abe State OF Texas 10 donating sixteen sections,
t640 acres sAch,) Of land, and iOGning 90, OeO in
money, GU s. boads,) per mile, 70 the Railroads
that may be bull wiihia certain period. The
rich land Of ths iaterior sill readily enhance 10
value, and come i0to cultivation. The Soushera
Pacific Railroad, latitude 80 deg, across the
State OF feEAs viii DO doubt engage the Atteniioa
Oft the S9utheFn Convection nos sitting a. Sayan-
nab HscoH fGa,l ,roef.
: Ths greatest Fillmore Community yeT.
We have hitherto neglected 10 notice thai Al the
late election, there were lss votes east b. the
voters Of Sanders FOrk l1thl Dlsir.cg. IL cabnoa
county Essry 0ne OF these were gwen 10 Fill
more and DSueson A glorious commanity that
Who would Hot hike % AEe among such io.ksf
We knos these propls. and thsy vii 20 20 BE 10,
!. ssery one sOf them Hegf Eiyyeph
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NPLENDtD ~ OEBhAh F"A SAIL.
I WILL sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property my Sigo rract embracing ab0ut twelve han
rei acres OF Land. Tavern Hous, Store, Warehouse,
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Canes FORK River.
There are about hunirsd aud twenty Owe q
rIrh Gamer Pork bottom Land cleared u cultivation
The balance Is aausua B well tnhrrcd and psri q Is
rich an1 has upon quarry oi very good rhl-.
The Cauey Pork river naygEne 20 this plsnt for TX
months the year, AMI the location % excellent or
selling salt iron, Dry Goods The Tavern stand
OF The best between Nashville and kaoKvie. The toll
gte and terry continual Of uclme and taken
altogether CHS a1e u The desirable pieces o. pro
perry, fur The price ASKED 10 Tennessee
hos sishing u bay exchange SOud DO vel 70 ea On
me foffhwilA A L. DAVIS,
deei8-tf o 8 " Packet OSes
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

FOR RENT.- That desirable STORE ROOM adioin-
a ting ny office Cherry street fnr the wear 1851.
Also that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street
South OF Broad, containing or rooms, ano viii be
put in thorough repair ApplytO WILL. l. BOYD,
does so Cherry street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15
Counting House and Fancy Stationery.

w- Many of the above can be had separately.
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REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.

TTNHE fine passenger steamer ALE cTeR -
L ONA, Miller Master, will leave cESSsS.91 j
the above ard al intermediate
ports this 6ay, MONDAY, at O'Clock f. NJ For freight
or passage apply on board or to A. HAMILTON,
H. H. HARRISON,
debit. Agents.
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AUCTION SALEOF GROCERIES
ny
LellYett, Ewing & Co.

fer At Auctoa in front Of House Nos. 10 and u,
South Market street. general assortment OF groceries, TO
wit:
so hhds Sugar (new crop 40 bbls Smiths Old Reserve
prime TO choice, Whtky-
IS bbl, Noasses, (new) 20 bbls American Brandy,
$50 bags choice Rio Coffee, 100 kegs Nas-assd sizes,
20 bbls Crushed Sugar, ~ boxes Imperial Tea,
20 Powdered do. 80 dozen Buckets,
AZ Loaf do, $40 - fine salt,
$50 pkgs scar Candas-A 2J boxes ssS'd Pickles,
y and wholes sss'I; casss soda,
30 bys Tobacco assorted leo boxes Glassware,
brands 5 cases Matches,
25 bbls hfnhIs Mackerel % Bugs Pepper and Spice,
100 bbI. Deans celebrated 20 i0z Spicrd Oysters fresh
Aurora whisky, 20 bbls Old Peach Brandy,
Is bbls Old Rye Whisky (yery hne)
With many other articles in the Grocery line not enumer
atsd above LELLYETT, EWING co.
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HAVE % Negroes to sell, amongst them several good
mechanics snd or three extra fancy girls vli-e
bsrgtin5 TO men buying 10 keepin the city.
decl REFS ". PORTER.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN I. WILLIAM l. BROWN.
undersigned have formed partnership in the rac
i tice Of law the city Of Nashville, Will give prompt at
teution any and all business intrustsd 20 their
JOHN ). BRIEN,
jyS'5G-tF WILL. l.. BROWN.
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SWEDISH LEECH 5.

TUs received fresh supply Of Swedish Lseches by Ex-
j pres For sale by DEMOYELL Bell.
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4 Clerk in some respectable house in the city.
n Wholesale business preferred. Reference given.
dress this Once. Rov2T-t
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d,crsAimd-v 235 Brosdway, New YoiE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03
ItsO,

In Washington Up, Lyc. Co, Goth ult, John
Galloway Esq. aged about so years.
In Peuns Tp, 2ith ult, Philip Kan,z, in his
6iih year.
In Perry Tp, eth ult, Gabriel Brusger. in
his SD year-from injuries received when
thrown from his wagon on returning from
Court at Midjlcburg, The Wednesday previous
CyivEnsIrY Ar l.rwIsBUnG.-A meeting Of the
Students of the University al Lewisburg was
held on the 26lh inst, for the purpose of
expressing their feelings with reference 10
the deceaSe Of WN. n. RIcHrEa, of the Sc
NOR Glass; when the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas lie " who workelh all things after
the counsel OF his own will has unexpected
" cat down one of our number; therefore,
Resolved, That IN the death of Wm. II. Rich
ter, the University at Lew,>burg has lost one
whose talents and increasing ai,ainmenis
promised much honor TO the institution, and
great good TO the world
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn The ear
ly death Of one 81 generally beloved, and
highly gifted
Resolved. That We deeply synPathize with
the members of his family III their sad be
reavemenf.
Resolved, That we be admonshed, by the
sudden death Of our fellow student to "work
while it is called to-day" and to lay up trea-
sure in heaven r. II. BENTON LEWIS.
G. ALIEN PrLrz, Pres't. Sec'y.
Sept. %. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03
NASSNANNANM,

YTNHE Coach business heretofore carried on
in the name Of JONES & BYERS, has
this day been dissolved BY mutual consent.
that the books are left in the hands Of Vim.
Jones for settlement. WV. H. RIrrER having
pUrchas the entire interest of VIM. Jones
the business will hereafter be conducted in
the name Of BYERS & RITTER.
WIN. JONES.
IeEistnrg, 1856. F. By ERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03
]. .EW;sgs9nG ACADEMY.
'EWE Academic wear of this InStitU-

L ,ion, will hereafter be divided into 3 ses-
sions, the SUMNER, FALL aud WINTER sessions,
of i3 weeks each.
The FaLL SESSION will commence on Mon
p,r, Sept. 22d, 1856, TO be immediately sue
ceedcd by the Winter session, with short
vacation during the Holidays.
All Branches calculated TO f, Youths for
college or for practical life are taught; and
the Bible is text book in the school.
a class of YuUNG LANES is secured.
The interior of the Academy has undergone
thorough repairs, and the Principal has spared
no expense 10 make il everything that school
room should be, for healih and cheeriulness.
TUlTION-per session of l3 weeks.
PRIMARY Reading. Writing, D,fner, Arithmetic,
Geo,.. ,irau,. and u 5. iIistory,l 81 90
ADVANCED ENGLiSH-,al not included above, goo
LANGUAGES, $50
CONTINGENT EXPENSEs-lper session so
No deductions except FIR rrotracted sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sept. 5, 1856. Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03

The UNIvERsITY-The contract for
erecting the remaining buildings of the
University at Lcwisburg, has been given
to LEWIS palmer, of this place. lie is
to receive THIRTY Four THOUSAND dol
lars for the job. His work on the Court
House thus far jusiifcs the hope that this
crowning work of the University Ediice
will be everything desired.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03

a.One of the Trustees of the Freeburg
Academy informs us that the Hon. John
c. Kunkel, on being Informed of the loss
by fire of thoir beautiful building, made
liberal contribution to aid in rebuilding
the same lie has their thanks.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03
The Triumph Complete.

another perfect care IF Epilepsy jy DR.. Hance's
Epikpfic Pills. wv
DuEASt's NECK, PEn2,1SaNs Co, \. G. Oct ], 1880.
Dg. HaNvH-Dear sir Having been afflicted with fall
ing ats for some years past determined 10 give your
Pills trial Of which In of the
papers, and coniiuur to them for soins months
until was entirely cnrel. believe them 20 be first
rntr article aud have used them, have not hai
attack and in the enjoy men OF good health
am, very respectfully,
Yours, Sc., JONATHAN j. JACODs.
7 s Ths Pills recommended 10 Nv Nr. Nath
NeSl. ,i:s eountyto whose address sent them
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications of nervous di-
sease. Price s.! per box; two boxes for 50; !;
twelve boxes for SS24. Persons enclosing a
Peasaus enclosing remittance will have the
Pills sent them through the mail on lis receipt.
For sale by SETH S. HAseE, No. los Baltimore
street, Baltimore. Nd, to whom orders from
all parts of the Union must he addressed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-03

CoRREcTIoN-Mr Jos NJ Nesbit in
forms US in relation to the barn buraed
on Saturday evening a,week, that Mr..
Hummel is not now tenant, and is not
farming for him the loss of contents of
the barn is wholly Mr.. Ncsbit's, excepting
about p tons of hay belonging to Mr..
Waters, who occupies the house near
where the barn stood