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NoVKMKKll 11, lii)o.
Nhtu-b. TLc Chronicle and the Tc-
ljr,ph offices are uow at the oi.u stank,
Jlaiket Su:ne, up stniis, left batid d. or.
CaliibmU Mews.
Calliorn.a News.
1. he steamship S.erra Nevada brosbt
down 6l,'2U,0U0 m gold dust, riic
' Golden Cite, which left the same day, bad
f 1,130,000 on freight.
A public dinner bad been tendered to
John Mitcacl, before his departure for
New Y-rk, which was accepted.
The Supreme Court of California has
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mode an important decision, declai ing valid
all grants made 111 accordance with the : to get dwellings, unless more houses arc
Mexican law. The effect of this will be speedily constructed. Rents have gone
to restore tbein the original grantees. It Up from 50 to 100 per cent. At least one
is considered a death blow to the squatters, ! huudrcd more houses could be rented if
and will cause millions of property to they were to bo had, and we know no bet
change bauds by the mere operation of ' ttr investment that could be made by
; capitalists than building moderate sized
The magnetic telegraph i" working from , u-neineuls."
Fan Jose to San Francisco. Of the improvements Ekmt Sunbury,
Murders and outrages arc occurring ' tue game paper adds that the Kngincers
throughout theStatetoanalarniiiigextcnt. j have beeu at work for several weeks pat
The old city .government of b.iu 1 - ran -
eisco had retired, after contesting the dec-
tion,aud the ucw one been finally organized.
The improvements in the city were pro-
greasing at a wrmderful rate.
Uigler's majority throughout the State
la eighteen hundred and five votes.
From Sandwich Islands the news is
highly important. Dr. Jud.l had been
removed from the office of Minister of l'i -
nance, and Klisha 11. Alltn, late I. S.
Consul, appointed in his place.
A decided step had beeu taken towards
annexation to the United States. The
French and J!nt:!i Consuls had protested
to the King against such an act, and the
American Commissioner Iial replitd in a
firm but dignified manner. This move
ment bad caused the greatest excitement
in the inland.
Iu the Martha Washington Trial at Cin-
innati on SaturJav. John Whiielv. clerk
fo Kisnane, confessed that be perjured
himself on his examination be fore the
Commisoner, as to Kissane's having ship
jied twelve hundred boxes of cables on the
steamer Martha Washington, lie swears
that he kuew of no such hbipiiicnt, but
was induced by Kiseane to perjure himself.
Foreign News.
Ijospon, t let. l'J. The Tim? says that
the Turkish Manifesto is one of th turong
wt and most unanswerable state papers
that has ever beeu issued during the pres
ent century.
The London Tost says that, morally,
Russia is already defeated, and e'ue will he
o militarily. Hostilities on the Danube !
and tne snores 01 me vaspiau oea are j
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deemed to be inevitable.
A dispatch from Vienna, of the 17th j
'i.iat v 1 hat orifieliakoF. the Russian i
Rommandor in the Principalities, has re- i
nil-,! t the Turkish summon to leave i
within fifteeu days, that he has no author- ;
i?y cither to cuwiucnee hostilities, make '
peace, or to evacuate the principalities
nnd that therefore, he refuses to do either, j
The Russian subjects in Turkey have !
been placed und.r the protection of Aus- j
tria. j
The Turks allow neutral flags upon the I
Dauube up to the .jtb inst , but after that j
tbey aro to bo excluded.
Austria and Prussia have recalled their
subjects from tho Turkish service.
The Turkish declaration of war has been
published in full. It is temperate iu lan-!
f uage, but high spirited. It lays no cm- j
bargo upon Russian ships, and fully pro-)
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locus me riguts 01 commerce.
PrUh-sia and Austria both give indica- j Red Republicanism, Jacobinism, Infideli
tions that thry will keep neutral in the ; ty, or any of the crude notions of those
difficulties growing out of the Eastern ' who have flod from despotism, yet have
Question, and French and English diplo- I been nurtured under tbeir influences, to be
mvisls, therefore, consider, that the war j engrafted upon our iustitions- If our Politics in Camfousia. Ihcy ap-1-eing
canfiued to the Turkish frontier, will ! American institutions are not free enough j Pcar to uavc a vcry frcc an1 cas)' stj'c of
not be likely to spread throughout Eu-; to suit those who have fled from bondag doing business in the Golden State. A
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When tbe Czsr of Russia heard of tho '.
declaration of war by Turkey, he fell into
a furious rage, and swore he would wage !
a war of extermination with the Tutks. i
Omar Pasha has notified the Russian
Comiuandrr to clear out of tha Principal
ities before the 25th, or he would coin-luen.-c
hostilities.
It is not supposed that the fighting will
commence on the lUuubc, but iu Georgia
oi on tbe lilacs -a.
Old General 1
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kicwitcu is to take the
chief eommand of the Russiau army iu the
Principalities.
Fiiie ani L-iss of Life. A bcart-
rending accident occurred at the New '
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Mines, a few in.les north of this place, on I
Sunday
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ly night last. At about 9 o clock in
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reimig a fire broke out in the dwell-
the evening
ing house occupied by Michael Muliin,
consuming ail the furniture, burning down
the house, and, horrible to relate, Mrs.
Mulliu aud four children perished iu the
fl lines tbey wore literally burnt to crimps.
How the fire origiuated is as yet unknown.
Muliin, it u 1 pears by the cvidcuco of sev-
eral witness's, examined, was drunk that
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evcning and was the first one to give the
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aiarui, but caul 1 render no assistance to bis
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perishing household. Mrs. M. was a so
in the Lt r ; , T
n the ub.t c ptnS drunk, and one of
the Witncssrs tcstifieJ 1 I., ,, I.,., ,..
dor the influence of lienor ou the tveuing
in qucition Jlinem-illc Buttttia.
cir We K arn that at tic Sunburj
! Cmit, this week, the prosecutions winch
' liad been commenced against Dr. Wciscr,1
! Charles Wearer aud John B. 1 'acker, 1I ,
j fur an alleged attempt to bribe one of t be
i County Commissioners to subscribe to the
! v,, &f the Puijuehauiia Kailroad, were
alan,hm,.I; no prosecutor appeared, no'
! the
werc di,t.liarged by the Court.
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S anbury Looking Up. 1
The American says : " In c,iscflucncc
; tlf the improvements now making and in '
j contemplation, bouses in Sunbury arc in
creflt dyiimnd, and we cannot see how all,
; u,0 w;n be compelled to reside here, in
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. consequence of their business, will be able
, j surveying the grouud, bito the beott
j anJ Hunter farms, formerly adjoiuing, but
now embraced within the Borough limits,
! 'aviug out the same in lots and streets, as
j au addition to the IJorough. The main
; strect will be an cxtention of River street,
j running parallel with the river, past the
'.Tail, up to the Grant farm, and will be
j 1I1H(0 through the new additiou, one hun
1 ,rej foct ja width. The Company's new
Company s new
Hotel will be located somewhere on the
Scott farm. It will be commenced this
fall, and when finished will be one of the
best iu Northern Pennsylvania, capable of
accommodating two or three hundred per
sons. The Canal Company are now pre
paring to put up four large saw mills, ca
pable of sawing one hundred thousand feet
of lumber per day. Also a large car man
ufactory, planing and sash mill. Two of
those mills will be commenced in a few
weeks, and the remainder next sum-
J 'uer. The water power is one of the best
j in the state, having the Susquehanna river
as a feeder, and being equal to 750 horse
power. These improvements will, of
course, add largely to our popula(ion and
help to build up the new addition rapidly.
The lots are not yet ready for sale or dis
posal, but we are informed by a gentle
tlemau who is connected with the com
pany, that he had already engagements
for ten thousand dollars worth of lots.
The Sabbath Laws in SL Louis.
The rrccnt election for a judge in St.
Louis gave an overwhelming majority in
opposition to those who desired to subvert
the Grand Jury system, and to destroy the
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the observance of the sab- i
restraints ou
bath. The St Louis Republican Oct.
22d says:
Tha result of this election is a "signal.
and, we, trust a final rebuke to all those
who wish
fish to introduce foreign and infidel :
changes into our moral, social and political !
system. Certainly the rebuke which has
been given in this election should silence
forever all further efforts. We do not
claim the election of Mr. Lackland as a
party triumph, in any political shape; and
we are pleased to have here the opportuui-
ty of saying that men of all parties the
most violent partisans of the Democrats,
as well as the Whigs united to give him
support, because of their cutagouism to
the views and purposes of this new for-
eign, revolutionary innovation upon our
institutions.
The masses of American people are
contented with their institutions as they
fw.1 f
arc. iuey uu not uesire me liuusion 01 1
and sought here an asylum, then let them
seek some other more' congenial clime,
Our households, onr families, our laws,
customs and habiis suit us ; if they
don't suit the foreign innovator, let bim
neck some other better country.
A Srrr for Damaokp. A
suit has
District
been instituted in the Sccoud District
Court by Antonio Pons, a fruit dealer,
against the Postmaster of this city, claim-!
ini damages in the sum of five lmnilred i
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aim sixi v oonurs. ior loss susiaiuea oy mm
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in the unlawful detention, in the Post
office, of a letter addressed to him, with I
dvices and bill of lading of a shipment of j
t lemons from Vera Cm. w.Ka ilertrwit..! it.
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the 3ew Orleans pot office, on the 11th
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1 01 aepieiuocr iast, on tbe arrival of the
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.steamship 3Icxico, from era Cruz: that
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cxpecting suidi a letter, he applied for it
at tho post office repeatedly, after tbe ar
rival of tho Mexico, and was told there
was no such letter for him; that eighty
days afterwards the letter was advertised;
that iu the meantime the lemons which
were hire, and which he could not get
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Gene; the bill of lading became so de-
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ttnoatcd that the whole shipment, when
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60ld at auction, brought only the net sum
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of fire dollars and f.rty-scven cents, lcav-
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Why are good resolutions like fainting
ladies '! They waut carrying out.
LEWISBUKG CHRONICLE & WEST
j Anecdote of Tristam Burgess
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The N. X. Alias is rcsponsiaio w
followicg:
Mr. Burgees l.tid not long lecu at the
bur, before a little im-ide.it rendered nun
famous. The Janitor of the Court was a
Deacon William Gibbons, an old man,
very fond of snuff, tobaco, the fair sex, and
New ,.:ugIanJ ruI1 TLl8 Jau,tor deaeon
alays encased himself a black sat,..
smalls, silk vest, cauliflower wig, and bro-
gans decorated with very large diamond
buckles. He was one of those men of other
t;wc3j ,no bowed to the aristocracy of
court anj jmg ; anJj lUmblc as bis office
wgg roearjL.j himself as one of the Su-
j ourt of ihode Island. The dea-
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con took a fancy to Mr. Rurgcss ; and, be
tween the twain, a most decided friendship
and intimacy grew up. The deacon was
a willing scrn'tor to Mr. Burgess, and
adopted all possible ways and means to se
cure his undivided friendship. Thefecling
was reciprocal ; and a kind of a Damon and
Pythian friendship, in a small way, was
consummated.
At last, Deacon Gibbons found that a
new pair of small had become necessary.
lis made known the condition of bis ward
robe to Tristam Burgess, who in the gen
erosity of bis nature' loontd bim an old
pair of breeches. The deacon put them
on, aud entered couit with a stride that
partook of the magniloquent.
It so happened that on that very day,in
the midst of animated argument, Mr.,Rur
gess found it necessary to make a call on
the janitor deacon for a tumbler of cold
water. The Deacon, who happened to be
fast asleep when the call was made, was
rather slow in proceeding ; but finally
the "cup of colli water was produced.
Tristam took a hearty swig at it, and set
ting it down, looked the deacon in the eye,
whilst he uttered the rude expression, "old
scoundrel;" and then applied bis foot to
the janitor, in the face and eyes of court'
and jury. For this act of aggression, an
indictment was obtained at the bands ofihe
Grand Inquest of the county : and Tristam
Burgess w9 duly arraigned, charged with
assault aud batter'. He appeared in his
own defence, whilst the State was, with
due solemnity, represented by the Attor
ney General, Mr. Updike and the case
went to the jury. The defendant Burgess
the assault on the breeches : but denied
having assaulted the janitor Deacon. He
contended that thebreehes the deacon had
on belonged to bim, Bnrgpfs ; that they
were simply loaned ; and that every man
had an unqualified legal and natural right
to kick his own breeches, whereever he
might find them ! The Supreme Court of
Rhode Island sustained the plea ; and the
gentleman of the jury, after an absence of
two days and nights, returned a verdict of
not 'J ' Rhode Island jurisprudence,
at once took an enlightened and lofty po
sition in the history of criminal recogni
zance ; and Tristam Burgess at once be
:ea,ue a lion of first ngnudc.
ll is
u"uue8 wcre seeurcu.
The Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The engineers arc now engaged in ma-
r: .u ,,r(.pafiarv snrvevn for the nernii '
ucnt location of this improvement. The
road is to cross the Schuylkill at Reading,
in the vicinity of Reese's Mill, and will
enter the town in line nearly parallel with
the first Hockley Lane, connecting with
the Reading Road at or near the present
Freight Depot.
We see it stated that additional individ
ual subscriptions to the amount of 347,
000 have been obtained to the stock,
which with those previously obtained, in
cluding corporate subscriptions, will pro
la'dy amount to some SSO0.OO0. In ad
ditiou to this, the Company have recently
negotiated a loan of 1,000,000, which
with tho subscriptions' will be sufficient to
complete the work. PutMncn Letfrcr.
kuui"-,uju '; " " incuus iu
Herkimer County, New York, from Yolo
County, California, says :
" I attended tho polls, which we bold
under some shade trees, three miles below
our ranche. One man, being obliged to
go borne before the poll opened, left bis
! vote Sticking in the side of the shantv
Ilearby. The Judge decided that it should
lc takeD anJ h was M, fyf and j0p0sitcJ
ja tbe box."
Boy's Take Notice. A bov of Salem.
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n a Landbm P0tcd UP 5n PuLlic P,acc
IU lUa
Tho death of the Rev. Jas. Gallagher,
late chaplain to the House of Representa
tives, is announced. He is reported, by
telegraph, to have died at Brunswick,
(Me.) on Tuesday last.
The Canal Commissioners bavc fixed
commencements of the term of service of
the officers appointed by them, as follows :
Collectors of toll, Wcigh-mastcrs, Cargo
Inspectors and State Agents on Railroads,
on the 1st of January.
Collectors of toll, Wcigb-mastcr and
Cargo Inspectors on tbe Canals, on the
opening of navigation in the spring.
New York Oct 31, T. M. The Bank
f the State of New York was this after
noon robbed of thirty seven thousand dollars.
BfB. Leonard Scott & Co., have furnish
ed us with the October No. of their reprint
of Blackwood. These publishers furnish
reprints of the Loudon, Ediuburg, West
minster aud North British quarter?! Re
views aud Blackwood's Magazine at the
following rates :
IT.a ANN.
For any one of the four Reviews 8-J 00
For any two of the four Reviews, 5 00
For any three of the four Reviews, 7 00
For all four the Reviews, 8 00
For Blackwood's Magazine, 2 00
For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 00
For Blackwood and four Reviews, 10 00
Payments to be made iu all catc in wl
vauce. Remittances and communications should
be always addressed, post-paid, to the Pub
lishers, LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
70 Fulton St., New York.
11 e l 1 a 1 0 u s Instruction in the
Schools. A decision has just been made
by the New York Secretary of State, who
is also Superintendent of the Public Schools
on the right of school teachers in the pub
lic schools of that State, to compel students
to read and study the Protestaut Testa
ment. The question arose upon the com
plaint of the Rev. Dr. Quigloy, of Wash
ington county, whose child hah been chas
tised and expelled from school for refusing,
iu obedience te his parcut's command, to
commit parts of the Testatncut to memory.
The Secretary very properly held that the
State had no authority to compel the pu
pils to receive any sectarian instructions
against the wishes of their pareuts. He
also withdrew from the teacher complained
of her certificate of competency as a public
instructor.
The motion for a new trial, iu the case of
the Commonwealth vs. Jas. Brass, iu
Northumberland County, was called up on
Monday last, and resulted in granting him
a new trial. The case then coming up for
trial, a Jury was einpannoled, but there
being no prosecutor or witnesses present,
the Major was promptly discharged by the
Court. Munei f.umiuan.
Ou the -2-2d ult., as Wm. Bird, of Cata
wissa, was driving home from Pottsvillc,
his horses became frightened on the Broad
Mouutain,and rau away, throwing him out
of the wagon, dislocating his arm and brea
king his sholdcr blade. An Englishman
with a gun, who was upon the mountain
hunting game, attempted to stop the
horses, but handling his gun carelessly it
went off, lodged the load in his side and
killed him.
Famine in the Bluman EirrnK. A
terrible famine is said to be prevailing in
Rangoon and Promc, in the Berinan em
pire, and thousands of men, women, and
children will perish, if not relieved. The
prisons were all full of persons, who com
mitted crimes, iu order to be imprisoned,
so that they might have something to cat.
The crops last year entirely tailed.
SlicrilTsSalconicalEstatc
1)V virtucofa writ of Fi Fa. issued outof the
) Court of Common l'leas of Union coun
ty and to mc directed, will be exposed to pub
lic sale, at the house of Jonas Fisher in White
Ueer '"wnship.on Friday Ihe 2ath day Xovein
j her next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, the following Ileal Estate, to wit:
A certain tract of land situated in White
Deer township. Union County, containing one
hundred and twenty acres more or less, all
TIMBER LAND,
bounded on the south hy Daniel Ben-
nage, on the west and north by Ur.S.jjjs
I.. Beck, and on the cast by wuh liie
appurtcuces.
Also a certain lot of ground situate in New
Columbia, township and county aforesaid,
containing One Acre more or less, adjoin
ins; Samuel Cemberling, Paul tJoodlander and
olhers.whereon is erected a
illill
ORDER,
with the appurtenances.
Also a certain house and lot of pronnd sit
uate in New Columbia aforesaid, cihlainin
One Fourth of an Acre more or less, adjoin
in;; Daniel W'iduier, Conrad Blind and others
whereon is creeled a Dwelling House
and other necessary Out-buildiiiss with
the appurtaneiiccs.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Micmr.L Horrwi'J.
JOHN KESSI.KR. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. New Berlin, Oct. 20, 1H5:J
FOIl SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,
1)UILT six years ao, situate in the Borough
J of Lewisburg, I'nion Co., Pa., in a vcry
favorable location, 80 by fiO feet and two sto
ries high, with one Eight Horse Engine,
Scouring Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
Shop attached, all in Rocd condition, and a
ncver-failine Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also a large WAKE-ROOM, 40 by 30 feet,
two stories high, with an OFFICE Ifi by 20
feet attached thereto. L. B. CHRIST.
Lewisburg, July .4. IS53
NEW FIRM,
AND
A NEW STOCK IN TRADE.
The subscribers
having formed a
co-partnership in
business, now offer
to old friends and
the public, at the
late atand of S. F.
I.vndall. on Market
street, tne cheapest (tor cash) and best lot of
3LJooto nntf SI) Ota
for Men and Boys, ever offered in Lewisburg
A Splendid Lot of GUM SHOES.
Also all kinds of U'EiLSS
Oaitcrs, nalf-Uaiters, etc.
Children's Shoes of all styles and sizes.
Work made to order Mending as usual.
As we are both known as practical shoe
makers and experienced workmen, we solicit
a share of the public patronage aud will try to
m'"' it. S. & I. siller.
Le Wilburs, Nov. 11,1803
BRANCH FARMER.
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order from the Orphan'
Court of I'nion county, the aouVr.igued,
dminUtrtor of Kiuckl Wilsu, late of
kllr Tp. .IwemcJ, will HI at private aale the
following KEAI. EdTATK. to wit:
That valuable tract of UnJ situated m th
lowu.hip and cuuuty afore.iaJ, within 1 J roilea
of the thriving village of Lewubura;, bounded
by land. of the heii uf Tbo'a WiUon deed,
David Meyer, Havel Clincan. Joel hover, 1 tul
ip Shook, and other, containiug 2'i Arf
or thtrcalwuls, ISO acredc!earJ, btving there
Aon erected a twontoiy Frame House and
Si-Kitchen. Frame Barn, a KprinR House
(and a never tailing Sprius of Waier,) and all
other oul-buildmps nwewary for the comfort
and convenience of a Farm. There u ''
a good Apple Oichaid.wiih a variety oIJxT
Fruit Treca. The cleared land i in a high
atate of cultivation, aud abound with Limestone
for all necesaary purpose.
The above property will answer to divide into
TWOor THREE FARMS, and will be sold to
uit purchasers.
For lerma of ta!o apply to eiiher of the ub
criber,or loTuuMAi H awi, on the prcmUca.
HOIST. II. LA1KD,
WM. WII.SOX.Jb.
Sept. 13, 1R33. AJminUtruturs.
Sox
Sale.
HMIAT large and desirable properly on
J the corner of Market and Water Sts.,
well situulcd for a rcsiJcncc, for business,
or for a residence and place of business.
There is a large LSIIICK (louse contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, C bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
and Washhouse adjoins, und it has nlso a
largo cement Cistern, n Tump and Well of
!ood water, and all the necessary out
buildings. For terms dc. apply to Ceo.F. Miller,
Esq. S. K. DAVIS.
l.ewUhurg, Sept. 23, 185a
FALL FASJIIONS-ltf-j.-J.
IS .IT, TAP & C I.OTIII.VC WMU:,
Suuill East Corner Market and Third Ms.
J. & P. Spyker
n.WE just operu?d and for rale cheap for
Cash or in exchange for country produce
lillx Moleskin Xos. 1, 2, 3; Silk Sus. I ,
2, 3 ; Angola Xos. 1, 2. 3 ; black curled brim,
pearl and flat brim Hungarian, fine brush,
masgon, wool, for Men and Hoys. Kumrnci
Hats from Panama down to a levy chio.
ilM of the latest styles and of every des
cription, to suit everybody.
Clot III IIS Coats, Pants, and Vests for
Men and Buys; Shirts of different kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handkerchiefs, .'loves, socks,
in short everything to wear from head 10 foot.
Also
Carpet Bass ami Trunks.
Thankful to our customers for past favors
we hope for a continuance of ihe same, as our
prices arc low. tiive us a call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing rlsewlier
A larie assortment of Furs, sucti as Mulls,
Victorines anil Mciffatoes, e,
Panama, Leghorn Hats, and Bonnets whit
rvnn ivn rntssr.o on short notice and reason
able terms. Nov. 4, lh.'i3
rilHK Partnership heretofore existing under
I the Firm of Cubist & Fun k between '
Levi 11. Christ and (icorjre A. l'nck in the
Foundry Business, is this sl;h day of June
IS5:J dissolved by limitation. (Jeo.A. Frick is
alone authorized to settle ihe bu.-iocss of the
Finn, except in case of his absence from home
when L. B. C'iinst will atiend to liie same.
L. II. ( IIKIT.
:i:t. a.fhuk.
N. B. All persons indebted faid Finn are
requested to make payment of th.? same by Ibe
1st day of October next after w hich time all
accounts will be left with a Justice for itemed
iale collection. 40 j
a
82,000
Worth , cAinxr.T nnxiTi ni:,
For sale at the large Brick Warcrooui of
l)on:ii l:y & i:!tl'r,
(Fnnrth St. one tlonr frnin lllmr ii ll..til.)
OUR slock comprises Uoscwood.Mahocnny.
Walnut and Cottage Dressing Bt'KKAl'S
Plain and Fancv Mahosaov Hureaus SE
CRETARIES aud'llOOK-CASGS in endless
variety,
SOFAS, OTTOMANS, DIVAXS,
Mahogany Chairs and Whatnots Card, Pier,
Center, Sofa, Dining, and Breakfast TitbU'M
(irecian, French, Octagon, Cottare, and
Common BUIKS'I'EAUS Rosewood. Walnut,
Manogany and Cottage WA.silSTAXlW, and
various other articles.
All work wiiiHATtn to be well made, and
on the most reasonable terms. Cash, Produce
aud Lumber taken in pavnient.
F. A. DOXACIIV,
A. D. ELDER.
Lewisburg, Oct. 5, 1853
Dissolution of Partnership.
"VfOTlCE is hereby given to all persons
1 whom it may concern, that the Partner
ship heretofore existing under the Firm of
haujmrm, litber to., nis ints day oeen dis
solved by mutual consent of all parlies. Wit
ness our hands at Forest Iron Works this 4th
dav of October, A. 1. 1H.'i3.
SAMUEL KAUFMAN,
DAVID B. KAUFMAN,
DANIEL B. RE BE It.
N. H. The business will henceforth be car
ried on under the Firm of Kaufman V Itrber,
who have the books, etc. of the former Firm,
and will settle them at the old stand.
DAVID B. KAUFMAN,
DANIEL B. KEBER.
Forest Ironworks, Oct. 4, 1853
Dissolution.
"VTOTtCE is hereby given that the Co-rart-X
l nership theretofore existing between the
subscribers under the Firm-name of Mctzger
Munsim, was by mutual consent dissolved on
the 1st of May last. All the accounts are to
be settled by S. D. Munson.
JACOB L. METZOER,
SALMON D. MUNSON.
Lewisburg, Sept. 28, 1953
HENRY C. IIICKOK,
ttornri) at fau),
AND
I.rvlsbur?r, Iiilun County, Pa.
T i QT T not refused at the Office o
STILL MOKE SEWS COXCEKS1XO
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD
Kkii h U to he esteu.l d f,m IsiciJjiinj to
Lititittoicu on tJic Janiut t
lIll-OllKla lj IMUHJiibiirs !!
IT is a faet lhat l. II. ItlKKl'l haa got
ahuad of all ibe Companies, and has UuW
opeiird olio of the bet and largest tock of -
KALI & WlNTISIt (iOOI)S
ever opened in thi counlry, and ofaucb tyle
and iiuahlis a will gi ajlufarliou to all.
DHY GOODS of all kind3,
C.a, T.a. Spin-!.. uwt, M-., " CluMf,
rrarkrs. 8.p, tamltw. lulmecff, ;;:
Also llar.hcarr, J,t.,istca,e, CeJ.tricarr,
J'y.iU and till'", Jifn,
and Cap of ihe lale.l ktvlo and l.ft qunlity.
Umbrella, Uru-hc. Broom. I'd"' gr.mi.d and
.. Kit nf .'! kinds, ami oth-r arliclrs too
numerous to mention all of which will be .old
at piiccs so low as to aslonih purchser.
All kind of Counlry PRODUCE taken in
exchanee for (jood.
fTr-riease give mo a call uelore ru'1"""?
iTl.. , I .hari!C uothini for lo,.kin at my
G001I.
, i. 11. 1!I5SEL.
MiOlinbure, Cct 23 ISSi
The Road to Health !
HOLLO WAY
i'UUR itt A DI$iKjK!;KU h KK axd FAI Mi RATION
O.r ota L -'Ur fnm -Mr. iV. H', Kiflew. t;h'mi1. 1.tfc-t
To Prnf.rwjr il'jUOHAir, cir Yuor I'll in aiul Mntiwnl
linvf Ui tltc ii-l-ka our s'ic li.t t IT .j ri. Ut Mc
di--iini fir fc.in vVftf!. A ut mi', to h m I !
.-r muy 11 inn-.. , J tirv i- lo 1 t " t'- l'H''1""
ulttr- i f if r ran. t.- Ji:wl l -n iroul.lt 1 -r y-ar
t.uw. t. r.lht- iMil. mu .-Ititr iu k wn-. n .Jjirmit,- nU
ihe ittimaLiu M-t in .-rr. l, that duul'L- wi-n i t-r
l:uiud .-t l.. r nut L-.i. 1 J- l' U-ar u. uu-l r U : f-.rl-iii-i.dv
mI0 v. ii.uaua u, ir. '.ur 1'iti . uiiJ i'.: -r.!a-
iii.- that Miii-r Hit tiot. ninl ?:rh in-. . iiii
'ii-
.i.t hi
nt:;! rtilKl'. Mi'- c. -tii,u.a fc.. t:.i- tln-iii, ud rill
iwrd onlv tlir.v V..'?.-. i U ! tit ti.i.' t-i.j
wrt-ct tn-Alth. 1 n,.l sri.t )' U u.hu u.i w
but th.- atTt .ft. m il.i-.-.rfi i'j'.l ill- '"- tli-' -;-" 'u
cure rtM ak iuu-h I liiink m t t -t --ur u t'.ic-Uii,:
As KXTIlAOnnrN AKY CVltV. f lOIATiC l-hVCK,
IN V V." iM(.tf . LlMf.
Cpy ' a I'tirr in t t m ('' JJ-'irt Trn f.uritr if th
ir j;.t,rt, ''..!, '-y M j-r J. Uu.;.
Mar t i iit:i.-'.-u. ii.n--i.-i 11 rj'i. ' rt--i i:nr M
Sf.- Ii.wii. iutti K fii .-uiVrinj ir-.iu i --ul rinma'M
l.vtr. t.-r Ui.u;uU ot lo uit'ill.-, l.i-1. hi l vuliivlv
a. i.nv.a h r ol tlirn-ctT' hrr Ixiuh-: 'Uirr-: It-W jtI'-J.
.-he .t uuJ.r tha rn -f .I.o ui t vinii.t .it in.-lii J'l im-n
iu Mi'liirL iit, ninl hy ti-ui h r - v . - i ..rr-I r-i
l.fL-h-!-.-. A lri. tni u,.i a In r t- try ll..:.-.-y
nli.hrnti-'l I'liU. hi h .-i c " i & . " -u
lurr,.!it-h i,ri Fparc ( time Ih-y t.. I j i iii.trur.'.
CLUK if V.MS on 1H.HT.NK.- is Ili.ftT AM
HVMAni -r a M Yt t:- ir Auk.
FtuM X'$,rs. 7'Aiht rf w. 7V.nW., , l.t,.-n A'nr-
tis'r. W." run ti J'tr (i y'.'i-,f.-j ; ... i t.
To rrol.-x.r I- i.l,t..i;. Atiurt
Mi;-l 1 i r.- td Unr V tini"nv t" the u-Jl ;i , t!
ihiUow;i c I'ltU. i-'itm-u.!- I Mill.r..! .rr.y lni:
a l-illll Hll-I ti.lilii-.-- iu 11k r-rt.fi- I.. :a!-f
wi-oiti) ii;tii it I y m rin i! h t ih that pr.
It. in w.iikiiiv: at'tul. 1 :.m i ; - I -.''
-t.inJ:n uiv a.J;iU.-. tl r;ile vf liv- Hnf" i il.
.1 Ii:-
fcv
r lirvi-l in., lii.tt I mil !t-ir.ii- th.tt i.l;.. r lmu!
niit.l- -nti:tf(itt-l i:h th- ir irtii-. I am n r.-i.!
1 '
hv lii4-ii i.iti.i. . iinmiutlVflv wliif. -t:-l ran t..l-
i.iIm.!'
Iir.VhY "ith r--t. I.iru. N'-if'lk.
WhMLKKi'L fcKKP'A Y -F ll.iM.-VA VU.L& in
Persons nfT.-rinj: fr-.m liri -v r'.t .-r :! rut tt. tin n i-l
til. . or hi i-iImt lili.LK, it.'.uM iinm. il'j.. U li r.i"-urr' .
1.. thro I'ilU.a liuu Ir. !.- ..f - i nr.- m.!!y 'ure.1.
by it;, ir u?. if ihiii ilnelul f.ntj.iiuiii iu iu a.tl- ri-nl
5t.ij, vlti-u ult olUer bu-r.im Ii:;.l t-.iii-tl. j
JVic-cccti.-tt.'-i 'lift no- trreUr'ttH; r't'in i-'US IM Lit fti-
A-rui. Tr.! -y J;.im.lii. Si-'-n.t.ry
A.-il.liia lij- u't-y l.m-r i in, Inl.- s in, t-nis
lliiii-;!!. O-iii- l.'rv.ii.-U. l.niiit j.i. Ti'- Ih.ui ..: u
I h.ii.t.i Ir;. I'il. 'I ulii.-rs
lo..t.-ln- en ii!:rii; l;tium.it.-ni l l.-n
th Skin IV.rrH i.f ;l It. I.UO.-U i.l .-ini. :il
Bi.w. lCu-i-fis Liluls t'nii- !--.-t..-it.
I'i..i.ii t.i.- fci'tuiu, or W..;hi4 of ait
:,.i,-li n:u ori;.-nt Kii W Vi.l
ll. r I-.HI.1. Il.j-ii'h S-re Thr.-ali kii--.ifriii
C..:si.inp;;.ju i..t.j.-.-l!'-n tl 1.0 .nb l uni .-u
lilii!iLy lutlautatii'ii orav.-l Ar. .-.
S .l.l t the K'tu! li.-l.hi.-iit r.f fr....-.--. r IIi-l h' vv. ill.
Slr:i...t. . n-ar Ti ! !.- I: .r. I.. ...Ii- I :o-.l I v ni! r.-r.',., :-I'rilk'ji-li-
nn.l .ii-jlr- In Jloti in.-.- tl.li.n. lu.ut li . I'.rl'i-h
r.ni, iu-.nli-t Iti.e l th- I 1 1 1 1 .-. i .-t t.--. in I'..'-.-- i.i :-T 1 ...
s ... n li-l si.-i n. Ii. .li.-i.-f I- ll.- J run i'.il ltn-li..iis.-s
in Ii.- I ni-ii : ' r M.-nr-.A II A Ii S : - - Vnt :
an t t-v Mr.l l Km .I'T.'T. .-..uili sislti M. ft.iln.li-tii.i
A I'll -n- i. i r.-n-i Ii r I !i- .l .U'l' l tiiKli'ir ll-'- !.r,-r
lliiXi-.. N. Ii. I-liis-li ii- IV. r lit- t-l'i-l:ilii-t PI l'.-i:ii-ntii in
i-v.-ry l.li-r. aie ;i.'i. d t.- e..' Ii I'-A tinl.1.-
WATCH
DEPOT,
LEWISBURG, FA.-
VL. HATI'IKliD, Las on hnml a Urge
aud spleniiiJ assortment ot W ati he,
iSiL KUWiRE and Jcwklht, reteivrd from
,!,e best Importing and Mannfactnrine HoUie,
i Philadelphia and New Vo,k. and coiLCjcent -
Iu much loier th..n if i.ur. hed from thos, Kc-
Iv much loner than it I
tailem who pretend to be V hnli'uler).
UiilU Patrut Li'T'rs, full jrwrlr-1. lk
an Uo ili jrwt-liil, li-k
I..
Uu
ilo
di
In
UO UO full J.wrW. l'k
Uo uu 6 ji-rl5, li.k
Ani liom, full jiiri'Uil, 1-k
Uu ilt Uo ll.il
1 1-inr.S 4 lo " jv. l. 1'
do jvli-. 1'H
Kulii-b ni i rvurli W'nu lii". lsk
lo
do
ilvi-r Fah-nt 1 , tun jrwrk-a,
do do Uo 3 ji wrlj,
io Huntinir Uo jiwirlwl,
(to An.-liori-. full ji-nt-l-U
!- LrpiiM. 4 1" s jrwcl.
(ii-rinun ilvi-r L'-piui., 4 jiwolj,
Silvi-r lluartrr.i,
tl..'rtii.nu ilvi-r A m'l-onj band W aUlii-,
ll-.ild Ituiinl Cliain.
Uo l.ailH9" Fob l'li:iinfl,
do ll,'ntl.-iuru' Fi-L lliaias,
do Yt t:liiiiiui,
Ould Ladws' Brrait Tin. lati-5t f tylcs,
purh an lournin;. 1ix and Ulv-,
t'meaii,Clu.-'tiT!.. rrolt. Ilrauiii,.-.
Gold (irnll.miu Bn-ai-t I'lDii.
Jo Cull I'ini. dilTtri-nt tylt-!S
ilo Viu?i-r i;iiirs.
ti.ild Kar Kiui;su- I' lloen, Prup",
J.-nrjy l.ind, I'orn, Wtw-at. straw
Wrrv, I lu-ti-r. Scroll, lilKlali, Xi;.,
fl-.td Watch e.il,
do do K.-yi,
do rrncils,
do l'l'Ui,
do vrenrl.,
do lliiuOnii Uvli. t', (Mrdaliu)
do UraceWts.
gilver Hlon!,Tial,, TaMrSjIVMTt.nnd
.--alt.
fi HO "
S HI) '
li DO "
4 IH "
UU '
lt oo
"5 oo
17 UU
1 no
7i
1 "
9 on
So oo '
it UU ,
l on "
s ;.o "
:,u "
l "
1 iu '
2W1"
3 10 '
1 00 "
1 oo "
; oo
l. 00
lo Ml
i UU
10 10
1 OO
1- VO
20 00
SilTi-r pecUclea,
.0
And a ariety of line goods, latest styles, neatly
got up, at prices to suit the times fcv" and war-
muted lo be what sold fur. Also a great variety
of gilt and plated gooda Chains, Pin-, Spoons,
Lockets. Spectacles, Cases, It iskets. Ear Kintrs,
Shawl Tins, Hair Pins, Coral Ueads.Stetl Beads,
rurses, occ., etc., uc. .in-ui
Rrnioi S day pprin aud wtli;lit Cloi kj
do 0 hour do do do
SiI.it wood aoilniltTiUK- l iici's,
Month Clorks.
All.atr farlor Clix-k...
Hl. ut U-f r i or -Mario..) Hooks,
French Accoriicoiu. R k'jj,
do do Wi
Polka do 10"
Muslr Boxes.
i oo '
3 60 "
V oo
IS OO "
10 10 "
N Oil
2 ill
3 :.o "
lo on "
in no
4 on
a oo
2s oo
3 10
1.. 00
2i 00
a oo "
And hundreds of articles not mentioned
Watches, Cck and Jewelry carefully te
paired and warranted. Call and acs.
March, 1852 lj1I6
IIUSSEY'S GRAIN HEATER,
for cuttinff both Grain and Grass
Great Improvements j'-r IS 52 !
tj a)'
a PILLS, i
r,n oo to jr.1". no i
4.i mi '.ni oo
40 ml " 6- Ho ; fTK O
ro no v iio CSrJi;. w
Si tJ ' io oo I T-gr f
IS liU - IS 1.0 I 1 4
ll' oo l". oo I I 3 rfy
14 ( 0 oj oil - V
in imi ;, (in aiwi
I oo - o o'i
II 00 Hi Oil
oo lo uo
lo mi
- uu
MA.M t ,m; i i iii.ii ami ior sale at me
Lewisbur? Konndry bv I
OlU'l'MAIII A Ct
risso'ution.
rr'lIE Partnership between the subscribers
J has b"en dlvsolved by mutual consent.
The accounts aie to be settled ty Itanslow
Furrey.aud the btiMiic eominurd by Mathiaa
Haie. MAT1IIAM HATE.
KANM.OU rt'IlKEV. !
fowul'lire, Oct. 6,1853
1,
Perfect Fits!
JOII. IS. 31IL.LEH carries cn the
Tailonnst business, ou his a hwik, at hu
old stand on .Nor ill Third Street, (sign of tha
eitriped Coal) where he will allend to Makiag
and Cniiins as usual. Tbe r'AI.L FASHIONS
for Ifi:!, received from Xew York.
All woik done in tl.e bevt style and on tin
most reasonable terms. Produce received at
Market prices. Lcwi.-burg, Sept. 3, 1M3
r?'A good JOUR. TAILOR wanted by
JOHN B. MILLER.
rcsl1 Icat
riMiK undersigned respectfully announces
that his l!nf ftM-r Shop in tbe mr
ol his rejidence (iu Sonih THIRD slree:) is
Birain in operation, and lirif, Vtut, Muttum, Jfr.
will be regularly supplied to his friends and
I the public, I umit, J iiiumui and .ATvati
1 mornings, on cheapatol arrenin iniatinj Inmi,
FRAATIS ZE I.I. KliS.
Leuiibnr?, May 12, i.'j.'l
NKW F1UM
Pl!TI.Vti amU li iin MAklVU
UAlAt entered into a eo
pai tncrsiop fi r the purpose
ol carrying on the atxve branches
of business, the subscribers are
prepared to en cule woik in their
line,
AT Tilt: OLD STAXfl
at the upper end o( Market slreer, with 0
utmost care and despaich. As ihey have both
hol the best st'raiitjics iu obiaining a kuow
le.lfp of tiieir bnsire.-s, ai d aie determined tu
'iie en-ire s-.ti.-iac!ii n, they hope to receite
a literal thaie ol" fMn-i ae iind pav.
JllIlN I!, t I Tl.KK,
jr.iix i:i:ktz.
Li i si ti is. Nov. II,
1 "1 ,"s' received an sssopinent of fine toiif
i f' sewood .Veloileoiis. from tleo.A.Prinre
A ('o.'s celel rated e-;al li;.nieiit, 15ui;alo, X. V
I ict.ive .Meiodec ns !i u, t; to U f45
t t
5
Late
do C to F f5
do F to F -5
F to F. Piano style, R0
L. I.'A'i FIKI.I, I.rwistnri;
oo
.!o
j Ircti stiit .a.ezUz'M Beck fcr tie Tfirts.
! Dr. DowL'ng's Eistoiy of Ecmanirm.
J
T VT oi.! Iil,i
a mlw jmD r?oKiK vt
K( ).'.!. XI.-AS. This popular and valuable w oik
(u ii.cli i.. Pi- le.-unl tun otberwi.-e unstctarian)
li.:s been pronouueed by all Protestant drnem
inatii.i.s tbe Unuilurd lti-t' ry of the Sl-bjrct
ol which ii tri als.
In rniiM uiiei.ee of liie late fire in the Pub
lisher's estaMishrcciil, be has been unable for
I the hist few months to supplythr 1'rnjnentorden
c ; lor llos woik. He has now the pleasure l
j ainii-ui. re that L'r. Dowlii g has prepared an
(wtensive and valnob'e ti.-pplemeril of abiut
i loo rai.es, lncliui. ii" all Ihe recent events ef
I iiittiesi in relation to Pope Pins I.V the Mrue
; -le 1. r l.t r y in Koine, li e Madiai, Uatazi,
I eic. etc.; anil lhat ihe enloreed work rwakin"
a ii t'!' t iumc i I'.Tpes) is low teadv,
tiitl will te Mipplitdto crnts. t(.(.ksel!er! an
the puMte v iff out ot y adrauce if price up a
j ihe nut cuiNot.s.
j llumUtiU .f tesiinx niaU fit ra diMinptUhrd
I cl r-.. ymtn. cln bi s f i sitirnis nf rolUfrs ard
i i!l:rrs. have Let-n rrt eirr d. teslifyirff lo tit
iitiriily ai.'i va'uc t f ii.i Itjlnry. A Mnclr t-ne
i id' llt f, in in the j. i n 1 1 that fii iiif ut TrnreM
1 .int !, lar, thr Krv. (!t o. B. ("heevcr. I.D., is
riv i: as a . aiv.vn i l ihe a hde :
'It riliiit ai) )-! it t;l ul wi.rk.'ja. ir. f'htrxtr .
; ).!--.-. ? uu v Lit! . t !'rpiiv' Iniiii tt i-4.ular far
, ii.ii wt- i.t t ii- ul t lh.it it i ltiiir4 i bair na fitra
: i rtitrury . Ii i f 'ii- niftrlfi nt! mtwll:liv.
i aii-l i-M-iit-ii w r -r n itrJ frnw
Aim r:-..n jti ; i j-iiiiinri a Ir-.-t titiuiUr ff biyjn)-tini-fc
:i cni;r i: .'. ii !(.!! 4i th r.Tfnnnir,
.l!;" 'l. jtr.'tiii "i". Mm in. i.N i.l- t-f Ki ninTtTrm, hit a.
tt-n It-1 s ln-l i' ht UN-- :i:.l rr I rl a tilt!;
.-Ii ? 1 ; ;..t;. orii: n.i i i:il. I ht- vtJ iTrlf i clmriictrr
ini I t nr. iki n-i-fs'i I.-mi't -i nil r- h i.civfati wriptarsl
i w i! . :t; t.r'- m t li i-i -r i th- I'fM i'h tl m. It
f rt "-nl i- iti l'Ut ,-iiti- W nllr Ittil hist ry nf thrrPv,
I nn t-rn r. rrri !ti. ii ! j-rrM nt n ivtittnn if th
: lj mil f.t;iit tl it-ft-irnrr to lh- lut-M Ud(itllr4
; l.itorir M't-n-f. r-!:it I iu a ruiJnl. rii.aitiet ami
1 iiniTi'-'f ty ""-I iirimirtal in iltr mf iu-il mnnrr.
It iilti !. in 1m t. mi.U ini-.i! hi", auil. ilb it Wautiful
iri'.'tintii ii-- Ki tti r ml. n t"t t furiiii'li a vivid aid in
lr"---ivf j4 nrnitui- i t l.i u: n'&ru it if, than anv nib-r
U-l r i ui !. it pnvi h" iiTrst l.ti-R in nnr'throlo
Ciml Im-fitUm : aut 1-nw that a ctifi flirt with KbaM? i
I I ri 1 uj "" u-. ai ii is m n In 1m n ir lb tainra of
' rfci-cy au-i laity, a fik o rirlilv stoiJ with frrta
j niitlnrciitm nl- iii I- mn-t t ii;It attd at Till. Hp.1h-vI4
j 1 plal to tl in rv ry fatniiv, and ailvrDiiiK nr ce
, tn-Ul I in t'l
(r Aetits fr liie ahore work, to a bom wmU
uable imiuceinenis uill be tlerpn, wantrC in
"cry l- T ) r 1 1 V I K FJ P h I ' .
. lar..U)W AKD, u Z rM''
, - ,S5J- 1 14 uI,on '
lier.
York.
TAKE NUTICK!
The nndersigned, wonld
respectfully anuoni-.ee to the
citizens of Lewisbur and in
vicinity, that they are prepa
red to do all kinds lllack
'. M?iitlinz at their Mu urn
J-. Ai the cornerol North 4th street
&tV and the lintTaloe road.
IL.rse hncin, Waon Wurk and all kinds
of Krpairins dune to older.
Coal, Iron and ('rain taken in r xehance for
work.
ll.l isltrr.
May I, ISS3
I
N E W
Eoots and
ST
OCR OF
Books etd
Shoes,
Stationery.
flMlK tulscribcr anr.iMinccs to his friends
! l and the public generally thai he has just
, received from riiilai'.clphia a lanre and ricd
, lent assortment of
comt.iisii:" everv Kit d and variety of Venile-
men's liccts, trailers, Monroes, Ties, Shfe'S
. &c.
I.iilii s' I'ilir duller
: Iltiskins, Jenny I.inds, and Tics cf the la'1'
1 and most aprri'Ved Styles.
; J?oys'. Misses'. Olid Children
Doots. l.ace r.ot.. Caitrrs and Shoes efevT
style and variety row worn also choKt
selection of the School and Cla.-sica'
BOOKS
now in use in our Academics and SrheoU.
together with a good assortment of Mall
11 n-he abi' ve seeds have been carefully selrc-
! iod and will be sold at vcry reduced prices.
I The undersigned also continues tu manufac
ture Hoots and Shoes of everj description l
I order, and from his long experience and
I determination to spare no effort or eipe"' '
i please he hopes to merit and receive a liberal
1 shareof business. JOHN IlOl'tillTON.
j Lewisbur?, May 5, 1851
rillHJl, OliDKKS neatly printed an CuF
! nt 'he Clmnide UlT.cc.