The,:ll
FOREIGN tNEWS
The news frqm - • Eu ova reee,ived by
Cainbris is moitaiportant. 'The
New Yotk.Tribune thus sums it up
“Therels 'War initimoit every quer
tar of Xurope. -in It a ly the Austrians
. have destroyed 13rescia, the blood of her
_inhabitants staining the • ruins of.
,her
churcheinnd theii• honies. Genoa has
been bombarded for twenty-four' hours
by the Pied.th ontese troops for revolt and"
Republicanism.."ld Spain the old quer,-
rel has resulted in :n new battle, with lIS
horrors of dead, - and wounded, and no
great principle to. shed „luStre on the
--=
gloom. Denmark is defeated by Get-
many, and defeated where she has hith
• erto been Me victor-4m - the sea. In
Hungary the Austrians are - more de
,eidedly, losers i t han ever. Thirteen
hundred of their . -dead : Strew., n
field Puetuyer f has fled th RoSsian pro
tection Wilti in chia, and_Bemis matt
ter of Trannsylvania. -The King of .
Prussia refuies the German Crown;, &
all there is uncertainty. France still
' lays the Ott ctheapectator 'her a
, p .„,.. ,
IS
vrriment - ma T_i - herfatite. abroad while
1)v attimptst -,"
,ppecti-Tbought,, shac
life the Press ,clit. Speech at home;
Ahey Thake ready the new Reirolution...
• Thus" in doubt, - structle, sufferig
imspiiiikable, dies fbe Old Order , that
thaist!w may rise from itsashes. Ter : -
rible, incomprehensible is the proCess,
but let us-believe that the result will be
worth the pain. . - • . _
- •
' ALEXANDER RAMSEY.---Tbisigerpt
liernen, the Governer of Minneiot4 has
left for his new borne. Thh seleion
of Mr. Ramsey appears to have given
satisfaction to all parties, not only in. this
, State, but throughout the gteater
Lion of the „Country. The selection, is,
indeed, a . very hippy one. In tliel4ig :
or-,of manhood, and having all The
ifiCAtions to discharge the duties o his
station. we may look for .gocid" -stilts
train the appointmait. , '
-
lam' The Editor of the Way
Tribune has Seen a letter fro th Volt
i real. dated_ Thoesday after In rnin of
the Parliament House., ..which r tes
'that it ii -almost impossible to des cribe
the depth of feeling which 'pervadeS,the
peoPle,of that plaie in relation to polite
ical matters, and : that the general
for annexation to , the United Stitt
he writer is an, American :mem
end has resided .in Blontreal
Sears.
-A young Irian nanipd George,
thytan;o, died inCincinnati on the
.01t.. from the effects cigar°
which was. administered prefiarato,
n
his uniergoirl 'a operation for I
INSTRUCTION—The
gisletnre of Illinois adopted`. serif
resolutions instrficting Senator Doc
resign his ssit in the United S
Senate. Tk honprable gentle
_ refried the: ground
Whig members of begislitire To
lid for the insirtietionkruad he does not
• recognize them.is his zonstitnents.
. -Alvan Steivart, the Tivell-kruiwn"
r
abojitionist, died in-New Y olk_a fevi
-da:ya ago
(
Gcogl
fof
- 1411 . 5 ignia•
ram cotitpmed of 14 letters. -
My
1, 16, 12, is4cipe on ill coast
of MustachOsetta. ••
.
My 2, 10, 4, 14, ja,cape on the ehast
'of South Aiperica:•!. ° ::
• MY 3-
.zny
-dant Tantitl.74
My 4 , 2711,14, 6 , a a river in
France.
My 5, 13 11,12, IQ is& cape on the
'coast of-Africc
My 6 1 14 , -3 , 4 1 43 , ita /age
lope.
My 7, 8;;13;.12; %lA, it s countn'm
'the 'North of taiope.,
My % 6,: i ' 4;
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Aiy9; :0,-.
try . ie.* *iti
MOO j 4,
New Yark.
bitti, 3,
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ia North, Asjilicit.
so -idea
beitnifpl
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T 3 , 13 ?4: 11111 C4014 , 31ir
als gug
lk eek ll.
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2119
1
ry is
ant;
era!
rom
4th
.rat
y to
.ear
,:
El
a, sea in lode,
of
:epees:. e o r i .
irOC4ol34los re sell), n
aim gut.
VA-009A4 4 0 111 .1
gg j th tri
e be , of gedeh, there was
• 6 o ..le—whose ...fatne-iwaS_ spread-Tar -a a/
1 ,
, "'SIOVXI2IIII.II9I
In Springville, May 2d, by Re ,
Blakeslee Mr. ALONZO . V%
OUSE 10 MISS ELEANORZLANESLiE
TUNKHANNORK MARKET.-
„. • turn Butter
11,6 . 0,50 Cherie . .
„ „ , „ t Lard- .
ta , I -,2B,firevir4x
,Buckirheat • 37'Talloun .
Motitue! -, • 50 1Egga •• ,
.•
CIRCULAR
•
- WYOMING .IN TITUTE,
i -
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AT 'r .
WYOMING, LUZE E CD,PA
.
Tuis bent-tyre (und r the care -of -the Presbetety of Lnzent) ill be opened, for
the reception of Pap li Tuesday May
15th.' A beautiful an c - modioul brick
bltildin. , has been erect by the Trustees,
and is e. furnished Wth a the - modern im
provements in the arra genients of the
School, LeCture, . a d R itation Rootti.
1 eli
For .bratity :and coUvenie ce; the building
and Its furniture are not nailed - by those
of lany,Literaryinstinitio •in Northern Pa.
-The location is a Very desirsble"one, -in
the Villa, eofWyoming,(NeWTroy,) about
6 Miles • om Wilkes-Barre the county seat.
The g m nds• at ached to 'the building are
a plc., mpris ng twit) atm.'s,. in the most
pl asent part o the IVywning Valley. A
1 I
be . ter. I aan is rarely to be lotted. It
combi g n at natural advantages and easy
cminnprtleon with till pins of the country
wth -remoteness:l'om tail populouc pla
ee ; ich in a great degiee L screen the pu :
f
pi s , the evil infirderier 111 . large towns.
. 1,
h design is to make his a superior In
st tot n. It is to best ssed-bY no Acad.
- el* :o Seminary in the tate, in the - .thor-.
on linen . (-fits • intellettnit discipline, while
rpi
itti - S moral ,traiping,'ot iOntended to rend
,ert a model for themlatl.i Literary attain
nie ts will not here Ite sterificecLon the al
/
-tat. f Religion, nor Religion immolated" at
th siojtie of ociencle. 1 But while con
s nt effort Is made byl, instruction in human
k owledge, to fit pupils for !'the life which
i
w is,' daily and nnifonn effort -.•:ill also
bet mad to . fi t °ern fol . "the life that is to
etfme." • ' i
he astitute, omirises the following •
•
• , epartments. --,
, ! lit. ommonl , English studies. ' -
end. Natural 'deuces. . ' -..
13d. Mathipatics. I . •• 1
- J.lte; Lane ages—Ancient andl Modern.
al. Intellect al and Moral Sdienee. -
The - Bina will lie. loser] 'as a dailv.text
hook, and thesticirter c tech ism o the West
inister AS,3emhly w i t be I tang t :. VOcal
,
uric will also* tai
ght it all the Depart
cuts without 4tra l c i harge. I
. . , .
. rSe4ious. . ' .
heist Spsion fill commence • - .
.
' May 15tH._ i .: : ' • ' ii „,,,,,, k3
rhe'first session will; lose Ju- • -- '
_ i
• IY3ls. k II ; , - - 1
e ac.iluni, - 3 W.eeks:
'he 51. Session fill commence 1 -.-•
August etsk • - - '
hild.. - Seksjoewill close De- /7 weeps: 0
.cember 181
ACATIOIf." ,, 2 weeks..
i rill commence
iiciiii will close 13 weeks.
he 3d. Session
Jan: 2d.
he 3d. Sessi
' April 2d.
ITITIO N. - \'
. , • Fog seism". or
it 1 17 I - 13
Avlrs. 10114 Itii'lig
$ 3 ,0 0 45 4 ,5!i t e3,56
4, 0 0 1 _ 6,00 1 4,75
1 i . - ri .
r• Tui t i o n „
' l l
Ist Dep t.
1 ,-...“ ,si a , 't
-He. " ..311 ~" (i eluding
~ - „
tit:lo,ms? -! - I:5,501. 6 ,501 650
'P.raying ind Pa * rang, : I ; 2,50+.150 1. 2:75
-musk., with use Piano, •18,50•1*,50 10,00
No =Oa charge r Mentical 45r - Philos°.
~ • .
.phis , -,' • .-
i
Thee terms st leis than the terms of
airy h o I,4ca emyorSeminary that ap
pro :t ' ln - e lf racter- to the . Wrostmo
'1 . .-- h-svlll be4tserved . that. Vocal
,Music ,fichrete;whic - ate farely, if ever,
oo g ht in Academies,• e embraced in this
course t . lady, titiMott ttiY - extra Charge:
_ r.,
43 i caii•be obta ned in private fern
i ies,ati p'. s v4ying /Tom sl,so l ta 82,00
pet-tule L. . ,; ' ' 1 • ..
Tni 'on bilis: uMst,, tvariably,! be paid,
on ' h if at the oinme cement of the Scs,
Si() ,n d thiottfer halfat thecloie. - -
f Am ply of BoOks.sueli as will he needed
in e, anions departments '
will be kept . at
-Om s . t . o et in the-vil age and s - old.at as fair
wk
las ; they 'CI be pnrchased at ?ekse
-1
Th • -;., ; .: -*. ' • . i
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' IfiA, 11MP.13. - •:. .
REV. S. DELVIL MITCHELL, . ..
i . •'1 - -_ . - ' Pat:tont.
iREURZI't LO RE,A. M. _ -..
, - " • • - - Tx/Lemma .or,Lititouxoss
FRANCES J. MITH, --•- - -' 1
_TrricxOr EXOLlin PEPAIIIIIIIIIT.
miss - lit_ - umir,(otiginadiphia,)
oteczpis ' AND TZACILICR 01"DliWING,
iltinisc, '• '
-Application
to be.made to
'ltEV,r 1. DY'
:-.. - :.•tiv -
- . 1
riidniiisloo to the Institute
ILLIi MITCHELL,
Patoctrat,,
•
Wyeattog, Pa.
RAPICZ.
F,d 0 f7: 1 1 611 e14 ,
Ezir:losiit Do
dr 0
00D-
caution a-s:rwt ct n 1
S' A RSA' ) A-Itt 1. .
•• 4. meander an /gain: of the Age:"
2.8 •Bottles' ,
of the ahoire celebrated medicine just-reed&
red; Also a large' - and" extensive . - 'assort
meat of Dry Goods, Groceries; Hardware,
DruO, Paints & &...c„ - &c-, which are
offeted At k - w prices for ready pay. -
• A." . .DURSAII4 . .
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. 14
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TAYNE'S FAMILY MEIJICINES.—,A
Jd Jaree.supply of Dr. D. Jayne's valuable
remedies just received from' Philadelphia;
also- Almanac's for 1849:e - ratis.
DURHAM Agent...
. _
low-Node of Washing, House Cleanitig, &c.
LABOR SAVED.!!! -
U r
nder 61 e American Agency for the sale
0f ,..
etaizio's Patent Forzapla. The subsc.ii
is prepared to sell at the.moderate price
o to each faraltv - the TIME. PORMIIIA cif
th wash inistufe for washing Clothes and
Those Cleaning, by the use of which at
least - one half the.labor is saved. Said Foi
-151
mula's neatly, printed on.Gards, having full
mil. plain directions is furnished to each
family so that none need be mistaken. War
ranted to give satisfaction, or the money
wilt)be r refunded. By the use of this - tom=
pound. grease :spotsare removed from cloth
ing, Carpets, Ginghams, . Calicoes Icc.
cleansed, and no / injury whatever results
from its use: It Is quickly made, is eheaper
than soap, and time and 'labort as well as
ftfel ana -water may he saved. Families
Will be relieved from a great amount of toil.
and much pleased, as well -as; profited by
this new discovery. In-order o bring this
benefit within the reach of all. the stdxscri
-3
ler proposes to form A CLU for Wyo
ming County, and supply the Said - dab on
terms of price ieduced one half (provided
the umber shall not fall short
O f three hun
dred . A Pledge of secrecy ia invariably
requ'red. ' This is reasonable -and proper;
the Proprietor has a right to claim pay for
his discovery and those who profit by it,
can afford to pay. ' Apply to -
. -- • • . . ‘ ,ll. C. GERE.-
' " CAUTION..
• The .public must beware of persons .1110-
nimg about to sell ."Recipes" for washing in
almost every- neighborhood : off the' coun try,
.unauthorised. If,' as - in some inslances,
they have a part of the valuable secret, vet
they have not all. The value of a chemical
compriand depends on the acCuracy of its
proportions, and-its success al . n the care,
fur observance ,of proper directions for
.using. These are furnished only by the
authorised agent. ' •. .. H. p. GEFIE
Tunkhannock, May 9,1849 4-19- tf.
IV'ashingtcon COunty,
Mutual Fire Insurance Coriipaty,
H. Taylor: Ageiit. •
Tunkhannock, May 2 - , .
•
The terms-of insurance' in this Company
are -lower thin in any other in this part of
the country.l-16.3t. • ' '
.neThe,operations ofsome of the travel,
ling sub.-agents having been such as to cast
suspicions upon. all-. connected therewith,
Ave have
,concluded to offer .the following.
fdr the information of thoseinterested;
"This certifies, That -having seen S,
TAYLOR'S Certificate: of Agency from the'
Washington COunty Mutual Insurance Col
.we are satisfied that he is . duly authorized:
to act as. agent for the sane, and further,
that thOse of us who have not already
d. tie so, - would rather insure ! in this than
i . any other Company. Signed, • 1
C. MARTIN, JOHN 3ACRION,
IL STARK, Wit. S. JAYNE;,
las AVERT..
UnkhannOcir, May, 1819. •
p pursuance of the thirty-second section
l_of an act entitled "An aet for the rega
-1 ion and - c.otitinuance of a system of Edu
v: lion by Common Schools" passed the 7th
d. v of April 1849., , Elerewith is a statement
o the - amount to which every district„with
in the . county of Wyoirting is entitled, out
of the annual appropriation 014200,000 for
the year 1850, as transmitted to us_ by the
Superintendent of Common Schools, as fol
lows':.
Districts.
Braintrim,
Clinton, •
Eaton,
Exeter,
Falls,
Forkston, •
Meheopeny,
Monroe,'
Nicholson,
Nortkmoreland.
Tonkbatinock Tp.,
Tunkbannock Boro'
Waliniton, . -
Win ham,
AMUEL STARK, o nnut i s.
. - .OISHBEL LEE:
STEPHENCAPWELL, SiClaeri •
Tunkhannock May 4, 1849,
NEW GOODS..
. - •
tHE subiseribirs are .now receiving a
getierel assortment ot
•
spriiii t
_sumisp. Goods,
,
I& lave been purchased ..at redieett
will he orered et! such terms as
aoi fail to pleasetheir customers.
13. D. - PIIELPS,'& CO.
•wA:..:::.,.:,_ . ..:,
litE Subscriber baying located !linnet'
id the - Borough of..Tookbantwelz,itl
and I* 14 Fusee%
terSted to make 40Prdir,,Anriclod of
, . r •
CipirisiterWagot - Wri,,'
mar be 011eda - r. 'Steel sprints made -
Ars. Wad of use best flOslipc\
"
Cartinges and Wagons o
surd eseript ion* kap: c 6 had and
,isale;:;llepnfrple done on reasonable ,
'ttakbiaoaoct,;aaitt.-d 16_;9:—
nbut tbezi h donsideiiiil
plifi Ali
zZtatrittcz•a.
41 . 13:1-3ECI
-1.1._
'll2eatns•szttivaDzrzicos7l
Ais -' tl - from Ilimtroir to Wilkeibarte
~
tut Providence. • 1_
6E SITIIz+CRIEER - -
:would announce
Ito the pUhlk , that; arrangements have
I ti
been' perfected br running the above lines
1 f Stages as folbArs, Vit:
Pont Tittnklannock to . lantsborce •
Leaie Tunkhmnock on Tuesdays Thirt
4laystand Saturtys, upon the arrival °t i the
ToWanda Stage!, and arrive at Laneslioro
at 9 o'clock thetame Crening. i -
Leave Laneslbro'. on Niondays, Wednes
days': and Pridam at 5 o'clock, A. M., and
arriVe at Tufiklannock at noon. ' [. '
,
-ton Mostrose to Willasbarre.t
. ;
Leave Monmse on ' Mondays, Wedges-,
days and Fritysat 7.o'clock, A. M., and
arn4e at Wifresbarre at 6 o'clock, P: M.,
the *tame day. , i'
Liftve Wilkssbarre, Tuesdays. Thurs.
dart', and S4:u rdays at 7 o'clock; A. M. and
arrive at Mtntrose at. 6 ole.l3ck,T. M•..'
The above
- Lines connect at Tunkhan
bock with tle Wilkesbarre,• ToWanda and
Montmse Slices; at L.Osboro' with the
New York & Erie Railroad,and the Staus ,
running north frimn that place;, as Ritcon's
with the Litre from MontrOe to Wilkeshar
re; at Mot rose with the Towanda, Cwe
go and Bir harnton Stag*; at Pr J ovidence
with the rhandale and Stroudsburg Sta
ges; and • Wilkesbarre with the Eaton
and Philaielphia lines.
By.thisl•oute,Passencers will- avoid; the
night ridite incident to.the.route Via Mont
rose in- oiler .to - reach the . Aunt train'. of
Cars. ' ,-
Good florset and Carriages, .and ,
careful. a'd accommodating drivers,.have
been °braved, and the Proprietor hopes to
merit tine! receive the patronage of I the
public..ii - • - ti
. • ` .10 , ...ALirarAm. , --,,
i
Prom Ttinkhannock to Lanesboro' . $2,00
"I: ]libntrase to Wilkesbarre, - 2,00
44 TtinkhannoCk to Stroudsburg, ;,es
. iort TS, iipply in TUnkhannkek
.A
at _ I MARTIN'S 110TgL ;
In Lane. oro' at ' Eilswortles "1 :
in Mont ,seat:Searle'c . .€
In- Wilktsbarre at B: F: Wells' ."
':-.
La Provience at. Adams' , . " ,
• ; J. SILEMAN, Proprietor.
War. E. 13AwLET, Agent.
, • • •
AISING
ANIYCbNSUNPTION. - PAIN IN THE
SIDILS: NIGHT SWEATS, ASTH-
M_,),l WHOOPING COUGH, H
' OP THE 1•••
• • HEART-, LIVER . COM
PLAINT,. BRON'. • •
• CRITIS. • • !. .
And.alidiseases of the throat, limes anti li
ver, maid by Strarman% All-Healing I Bal
sam. . • ' .
RAISISG imooo AND: CONSUMP-
TION. •
Mr. Mine, Builder, in prooklyn, vbas at
tacked with raising blood, followed by a
cone'', in in the side, and all the usual
svmptois of consumptioh. He employed
lido oftli belt physicians; they did him no
goodi.all told him he ' •
-I.COULD NOT LIVE:.
liearig of the. wonderful cares perform
ed by Serna.n's Balsam, he sent at- ten
o!.clock it night to Mrs,. Hayes .139 Fallon
street,..id got a bottle.; it operated like a
cha rm, !topped the bleeding and' cough !
Before le bad taken.one bottle he was able
to be Mint his work. It had -
• SAVE!) HIS LIFE,
His dalkhter, residing at 127 Myrtle Aven
mi Slairatim. it..
BliAs Ain Maston, of Niirt II ia tnshn rgh, Ii v
i
ng in Tehthy , near South Fourth-street,
sayS : =l*l;at she bad been troubled With a
hacking cotgh, acid pain in the chest; lbr a
long time; Which at laSt became sc bad that
she.. was obtgeit to give up her school i for
more, than a year. She' then commenced
taking the tAll-Healing Balsam—which
soon alleviied her symptoms.. Site is now
fast reowering, and has resumed her labo
rious occuplaion as a teacher. I • 1
:, 14 YEARS • . . 1 - ! I
,
Mr. John . Ce,geil, 10th avenue . and -Sist
street,-Suffered with a cough, raising- ,of
;phlegm, and pain in:the .side. He could
.
get. • : ° I
NO RELIEF ;- • i.'
till btried the All-Heitting Balsam; which
drove the pain • • from his side, allayed ;the
coca, and brought tbe- disease upon the i
surfa ; and before be bad taken three bot
tlel, as entirely cured. " . 1.
FL ORIST AND CONSUMPTION:
1
• - -
&I, . Baggas, a lady upwards of 70, rest
ding Sheriff. has for 3rears been subject,
'to attitclts of Pleurisy, Raising of Blood,
Severe Cimgh,Shortness of Breath, gala in.
her Heati and various parts of her. body.
Her friends believed her ' t
;PAST RECOVERY. . 1
Amount.
$78.31
: 49 61
.I's 03
I '22 14
56 17
61 91
03.68
• 12 07
71.34
",2 98
103 91
59 136
79 72
46 74
18-4 t
•
The All;Hcalia i g Balsam relieved hei it
once of 41. -her alarming symptoins,:
now she is able to attend to her work.
ASTinlid AND WHOOPING COUGH.
•
-Mrs. theretria Wells; 95 Christie-sutet
Lw B. i 9 Delancey street; , Wm, H.
.Youpgs,ls Walnukstreet, know the value
of this gteat-remedy. , •
Ask for.Sherznan's•All-Healing Balsam,
and. See ihat his 'written. signature h i op
each bot De. •
Ptleen, cents and 1111 per bottle. -
• Dr. sherman's Worm and Cough Losep
ges , *sld as abbie. • .
?tope! Office 1061 4 21014044 feet, New-
Vor - Sale : Wholesale & lieu% •bi A.
DUATI4M, Agent for Wyoming .ootutty'.
brurante Agtdast,..Fir,.
PERSONS wishingio ioeure' , ,proite,
slotted in Wyoming - county, ag4ittat
lodes by re, will do well ,t 6 cal , on ! the.
subMriber, i 4l. MlClRAM,Agentsfor
thei-Lyconfifig-MuMe • Institute. COMpe
4ttntiaryil 1849.-14 y„
at'
_ their suhiects, awl fiii enrtrJi
WWI
SADDLE AND HARNESS, .
rAreisitrana" Mottasizrui
HE. Subscriber. con nues .o carry on
• Flarness and S ddlery &unless,
formerly carried on end r the firm atlas
sell iSt: Duclr,and now byIC, A. Buck, tithe
old stand opposite Durham's store, vPhere
he - bas on hand, and saanafactarea,ta d der,
0 the shortest notice, 1- • r" . -
ARNESS --enarse l finfifint —S
DLES, BRIDLES, TRUN
VALISES. TRAVEL
-"- • , ING BAGS; ita
All of which are -made l- of the bed,
most durahlernaierials add in as good
as-can be found in this section of 'coal
Cash and kinds of l r rodace take
.paymenr. _ . - s
. 1 :1 1 - AU ipeciia oiiters promptly anemia
"Beef Hides and Sheep-Skins wanted.'
- IC. A. BUCI
Tankhantroclri April, 1819:-14-3m.
1
• PAROtHIAL BCHOO I
- T IRE Session of the Preliyterian Chu
.1). after after much inquiry a d many del ys,
are
.at length able to announce that t ey
have secured:the services ofa Carps of c I in
petent InstrUctors, and wilt open (D. F.)
Thursday, the sth of Aptil, a School, i n
whiel_prnple .p ro vision, is made for the ion nd
and thOrougti instruction of the pupils coin;
milted to their care, viewed not only ati,
telleetual but also . as-moral and account
able beings. '
Faithint, patient and constant efforts >lvili
be made to train the children for . G to
"bring them up in the nurture. and admOni
tion"of -the Lord." To this enk the Holy
Scriptures will be made prominent.
Believing moreover tat nothing' is' so
well calculated to discip line:and improve
the mind in. all the stages of its develorie
mint as. Theology, in its systematic form,
-which. presents for contemplation, subjects
ranging' from the bare perception of I the
simplest truths, up to he point at which the
created mind h.tecotnes lost in the infinitude
of- the Divine Perfntions; the Session has
chosen the Catechisms drawn•up by the As
sembly of DiiineS at Westminster ail the
text book which.all•the scholars without ex
ception will be required to commit to mem
ory at stated periods. l.
TEMIDL.
_ .
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Ar, '
itharetic and IntrodactoryGe- -;• - ' .
• ography. ‘• .• . . • $1,50 per qr.
Geography, Gramthar, and In- - •
troductory. 'Botany. ' ' :. 9,00.
Natural.
Natural Philosophy, Algebra, _ • .
and Astronomy. • 3.00
Botany ; Rhetoric and Fhysiol---
ogY- --- 3,50 "
Geometry, plain and analytical, • -
•
Trigonometry,' plain, and
spherical, : Surveying, with, - '
practical instruction as to •
• the use of the compassoneth:- _ , ..
- od of keeping field-notes; di
vision of Estates,&-c. ; . _ - 4.00 " -
Latin, and Greek Lignages. .5,00 , "
The . services of a person residing in the
place have been. secured to give:instruction
in Instrumental 'Music and Drawing. - _
Vocal. Music will be taught free of charge
to such of the Scholars as are anxious and
determined. to learn. ;' I .
• - -
Miss FRANCES L. PAIS SON,-Principal:
,
ALFRED : HINE,- Es . ,
'Teacher of .- -.
Vocal Music and 'Surveying. • , ' '
, .
Rev. C. R. LANE, Teic er of the higher
4latheniaties, Latin, Greek, &c. • •
.'F. i
The object of these enga 'ii in •this enter
prise is to establish a-goo and permanent
Schciol, for the instructiOn of their .own
•Ctiildten, and,.any others ilia see proper to
avail themselves of its alantages. ,•
~' The terms;lt is believ d; are as IoW as
excellence artdpermanence will admit: •
' • , !JOHN ?HELPS, } ~.- /..
:
.• . - \ , i .J. M. ORTIIS, - 4 1 all '
Tunkhannock March?, 1849. I, i
'
Apr. 11-3 t
T ARGE & SMALL- Li)VER SZED,
for sale by S. D. : HELPS 6c CO:
.•. • ,
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT!.
ito. 18 Courtletid street; New York:'
OPPOSITEitTE.WPArrrEN HOTEL, ,
-- . -
, r (Near-Biota!way.) p- : •
TILE CROTON ININUFACTHEING CO ANT=
(Organizedyndertlee de:newt Monuf icing
Law of ''the • 5e424 of New Yirk 1
,
. i Offer at wholesale fin quantities' , to ,
sttit
purchasers, at Massfseisrers' pt-ior - : r,
for cash or approved tredit. • ~ . t . .
, pArsit HANGINGS,
Of every v ...etT or
style and price, ,:- . ' , '•
. BORDERS to match,' ,
PIRESOARD PRINTS' in:great.vari,ety;
Mums:attily Wutriow SuAroct ,
•Om Potwirb WIN w &lianas, '' -
WIDE -WINDOW C RTAIN Pam:, Oa
Wistiow BnADE FI TU Rai, - - .
Of the latest ,styles and Superior fi ish,•all ..
"of their own 'manuractUre and imp Um..
atheir stock is lame - end - entire new
l ,
t ey - invite Merch tili , Bookselle , and
stets in these art c es, to calla de exi:
Ie
i.,is
amine their ',Styles '
n 1 prices w never
they visit the City, ,_ Wry lifeidui can
examine this -Sfock , f 6 edock is etors
iv lift 186'iteek,:ut . is/. - _ , •
• New pork, Januar , 1849.-6 m
•---- ---
AOMINI6TRAtO r R-- 'S NOtICE;.•
.
T - ErrElts 'of•-Administmlior: having
1.4: been panted to
. the Subacriber; on, the:
'Oltate of Miles Avery, &ceased, - late of
Falls, Wyoming Co., a I
,persons 'indebted
.11
to said _ Estate, are req ested to make im.
mediate
-pa yasent, and 11 ;persons h:tving
claims against said Estate, are requested to
present theiduly.attesied for-settlement td '
~ Mt f..TON WARREN ; Adrift.'
,Lemon, Feb. 88,1849-9-6 t. '' ' -
4014; 1r uilAilqiiit*
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• 4 , asiortnient or new and fashionable• 1
:IP 'AIN .jANEI'..FANCY , , - :-JOEVi-TYP4A
and : h aving} at iezwience.ja:tlisliyi of
, •i. ' . l - . ,IX:PdafkgElsl4-tiliezpii:::il ,
AO cibsaribOr li . P!! - Pared 0-•::°C• 151°11 !
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CARLEI ,
D . B E BIG:Iti . -risPe‘:, l fir!V 1 . 1 t , -
-Inouncint to, he,Dttitebs of Tuolchalt.
Mack and i the . - sn finding Conntry,;that ho
hinc'ogedett 114 4 3 e cities -shop'to 04'. Bot -
otigh:itigt iffoor , 1911 - -;thei =otaii4.4,Wro.l
hi.• Platt s 7Esq. - imther,e cleasithOstimeindi ! .
logW.atchea a?d 1 119e14.',411114. - :detrAio
good' kyle, • ott anoit notice, and: Aggro:4
resionable terr4r. loverry - inesidWio; in
fle n;111 also qep!On.hind.ri iiiiiendid as ,
sortment of Jeivelry-oft.gaoa , q ealir t , anti
fashionable style. The - public ene-invitest
to give him a eta': '3 ;:- ~ .t - .tz
Tunkbannoelr i i Jai. 24,1819. .'. , -t.
find
ty te
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in
t 'ATTIVN
AltOrney.
irtuarli a portiiar ah.
ELHA.4 AN :SMITH
- Atio alLaw,-
Taakhann Pean' '-
OFFICE oa ' Jaren itt,net,fonne!ly - be
‘../ copied, by , P cklam ,
. .
J EE In- .11$ r s
TTO •••NEY. AT LAW .--
Tankhannoei tming County,Punta
• f_iroAti ! ii4e
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814 7 .:- " I ,1 • Pan.' •3; 1,80.
liica
D,. _L.; ECIE.HABI, -
r %Ili) lat-Latu; . -, •
Tunk4nnock, Wipming Co., Peiri i i -
Office will. A. .PL cillibi, Es ti. its Pildpit
' relp htiCk`BlOck• . t.. ValL' 3 74 1 Y 9 •
r, K. PECK it, All, ;1'
Attoiseir at
Ttinkiann'ockl Wifoliting s' Pee FFICE in Alel - ps'ne* bpick
OWar!enst eetiopposite.the oastan4
of Pecklian?3ol34lSl
1•F:A!,:::710,.
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. . , DELNIt IN - • .:" ~. ~,:•
' cqtr isy t o.aia. otobjtvxmlizt,stAnt
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DRUGS - MEDIGINES.-.
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a:3
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,lietzdl for , Er.
lOW SEND' - . SARSAPARILLA:! =!
" ruder kOkuing of the Age: 4 ' '
g. - Ag `nt,-wh.lesile awl retiit,fctr Dr.
.- Wrigit'll • • • Vit gatailsie xiiii. - :.
itnd mai of- the aluable familimediFinit* :-
.... 0 s .1 1 'w ill usi. . -,: ~- --:
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~7 sale •
DOOKSLBO
L) and . paper re
;-.
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cin44--'ll3
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Lo;engesL—for •
M%l l
- Frthe pre *snot the\ subscriber,: lit
Tun apnea Vit
Tit., .on erqdave, the, SIM
day't4pril lastr,e BLACK tow, ,with .
white spotworr belt. relit , 'spot is herbead i
and a white belly. n An Versos givincia
i
formaron tome hat m y lead co:Utile- n:
covert' shall be teasel) bly rewarded..
. • claim- fREILLEY. - -
' MaT• 2 l. 1849— .1 8 7;L : -: - 1.2 ' -.•- ' ' :
thrtiaa
oir.
frFIE--Itirtners.bin, beretnforer existing. itr
J. the Siket4l2 - 4. .-Makingt,Busitsmi
betiteen- lite; , Stibeeiiberscis .day , dis-
Soltied:- don; .Thote indebted ter_
the firm, are retinested,to --settle their . ac
cog.ti iii k terz tiat ; • -
Tim in. the • hands 0( C.. A..,
Budic. whh‘:4iiil• • ;•iiiinne - ". theshesine .. se as
the Old - stand. RUSSELL:
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.Tunkhantioek:-Aprii2,1849:414:3L
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-
T$ E Subscrimotild lesPee.tfttilOti' .
formhis fri di intLthe trayelitig pub-
t n.
lie, that he now 'oecppies the above welt
knownistandi-fe erivitept by -7,:' MiNalt, --
in' Berl/ice, Cast ' , cc; Pgt,;aad lutalv. 't
tea up and thriii lied it 116/wiliest manner
for the ace** glow of strangers:imp' ''..
travelers. ... ;'''. l .l- - .‘ '``.:' ' . :- , - -,' '; ...-;,...tity 1
- . - 'HI $ '-' , l t il4 Ili is slippliekivitif Abe
best th e
• ,
marke t fe. o rds,..`-- and his Bar stocked::. •
with choice liqu r ' • : - --- 'i„
His pable jo l ane of_theyntist - ejlebsiiw
in the country,; obliging
Ostlers nrUni,.: -
wayslh atteill be; -- 7 :,•-• - =:::: - -•., :a,, , ` i
Confident' of,. leg , able to give :perfett'. -,
'satisfaCtitni, hik ' licits thepatrnnaire of the -- •
raveling - public. U. B. STEDkIA,S,,,
,Beriielr. 'al 3, . 1849.-14._; x$ _ ' - •
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by , '..A.,,IICF,RHArd.,' .
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