1 KlIA'.'A.. Pec. VO. 1PM.
-J o'clock, T. 51.
No important iiews sit.i-e the arrival of
tho l'nciCc. Mallets unchanged
tSJ'X uie Ti'.ia by She fore) kM in
order t. wish -11 oar i vk-re, far aud ucar,
old a . 1 j -.UK- borrowers ., ,,t i t- ptcd
Si UKSl lUd'H n-'l rj;!...We miht
Fiy lU-ift, L it. ...ir jjuiiifal .Moiv.iry has
Mji;iri d in Address tin the subject, which
t-o wi ll discuss- tho Pas:, ihe l'r.--s:nt,'ind
t'le Frnr.', t'.tt wo iji J th.' t.e.t to him.
(flis Ad le.- wi'l a V'eir mi M -n iay.)
Bbfl lit- regular monthly meeting of the
Society for Iioi'iiij into the moral and re
ligij.us condition of tl; world will be held
or Knd.y ..ex:, January Ut, at Si oVl.-ek
P. M. A r.,rort on J.-..,iis.n will be
rtaa ov -ir. i nropmiuH i. ? l!imJtin 01
l'jilud..l-LU. 'l iit: uclit! :o resjiceUully
invited lo itttend.
,, , , , .
151. This ji.ar coiaou tc- .1 unJ en lf
on Sunl'.y. Tt haw ;"3 Sunuave.
There will l 2a iuou:i: c..i.'ai;iitiii v
t-'uinl-us exoh. Such a tvdiictd."
a c ...c.mh n it ,s
,B.in fr Ucnfj,.
oy . f u will lh e to
ptafed, wnl n"l oc:ur
cijht ye.r. I low iu.ny
see that yenr ?
,u,
Educational Association.
J ue Asooeiatin ot J fuckers lor f,or
h aas oruin-d
rl a-., held
u. in I., i.t,r,
thci'u l' iio-yhnoia, vhi
at Villi!ii-Krt .iue sir in
its third i i .rtei 'v iiiecting iu Ltwirburc
on the ".oih Ire. iut
Tho alteii.iai.ee fr.-m a d:J-inoe w n-
ther Mini, wt.i-1, it. 1 .r. may Le accounted
f.r by the fctlviacs of the .,, for
tuuu,'h :hi a Km: whetu tho " school-
infer L. a!)io..!' yet .arad..aical as i,
mav sociu he u-uailv swnds it uiti-i! ,
"
fiieudn pamj-entr-'to the auimJ lather j
lhau the intellectual. i
The oi.j-ou. of this Asoeiati n, f, far
r.s 0 ui..h r.-:and ihem, whieh by the way '
. . 1 n '
h iiit.n.ied to cBitraiv everjr tnade i .
J '
teaehu.-,) are to promote intelli-cce aud luiu,;u w ocoasiojioi iueu uu iuc ou,
a goud underswuding aiuoi.jr the men!., rs ! of vitturi- 3'he war, hitherto confined to
of the profusion to aak. n a decj.er in- ! ,be occupation of the Panubiau Principal-tcre-t
in the minds of the reople on the ! 4nd t0 a fuW fartial encounters of the
subject of p..-uer-l cdi.oatioii, and IU(,r(, j h.'S'-ile armies, appears to have aun.ed on
e-pccially to dev.- m.-an lor cleTj'-ri; the j tLs 15Iaik ti,e character of direct ag-
standard of xdioliri-uij' aiuon the techi r.1.
of our common -1I100U. The Aoeialiou
i not coiuped itxelusiely of teachers, R
its title would seem to import, but aeecrd-
ing to .he phraseology of one of its hy lairs,
is intended to include the " friend of edu- j
cati n geuerally "
The ad.lrcMof lr. M alcom, FreMd.'ut
of the K,-i,.r. o the suliioet of eduction i
wai listened to by a iarpe and in.ollipent
'
i.iJinnpf itirl iai a wfll m-At nri h'a Vi'i!
j i
timed production, in keepinp with th l.ib ! Prescribed. But we have never concealed
reputation of its author. The contrast he i r T'iui,,n th;lt tl,e evcoU purring m
drew betwe-n th,, ao called .eVm-t.e ,., I Ivast might ere long cuntpel us to meet
tnd the syM.n.at;0 edueaied K.-hoL.r, was j by ""r rM"Iute nieasurc a sterner alter
nvrst happy and truthful. - In the cou. j naUve, and wc have repeatedly urged upon
cludiii- part cf his address the Doctor took ! tbc Government of England and France
occasion to refer to tho r.oent effort put :tie necessity of being prepared wit h a plan
forth in some part of our country to ex
clude the lJltde from the eotu .11011 Eehoo.s.
This bo deiiouaeed in t'.e most emphatic
turms as aiiii-Hepublioan aud anti-Aiucr-ican,
and .rononnccd it a scheme of foreign
papists to overthrow the protectant rtligiou
and lira'Tties of this country that Rome j
but little h. p of tuahing pood Catholics
out of the American people so long as they j
remain a nation of Bible-readers, hence j
rhe would bum ihe Bible or stal it : and 1
uy thU end lo r minious at.um u. are hold t
t declare t!;at tin v rcard the " invention !
of IViatiu ' an a l urr '' and a curse, ad-
dcdthc-t U.tr it has uud.iuh.cdiy proved :
... , he .'Holy Mother Church." ;
The i Hjt announced the preit truth i -fall ti'adel ; but, in spite of the impor
that the Bible li the .undard of morality j of the P1:l, il bas lonZ been con-
f ,r this laui thut the f .tii. ri of our col- j sldcrcd the most vulnerable point on the
ouialhistorv, an.l th, fraiu.-n of our fonsti- J ih coast of Asia Minor. The
;,, o ,.:,Ti.1..r,d it. and that many of j batteries, whatever they be, appear
cur State goveriutfiita have cunrej-dy ro
r. , ,. ... I .....t...,;,,., l,v tl... furnishes another rxamtile of the compar
reee'.ved wtl.i u.knied ai.proljatio.i vy tne . i i
,, at;ve weakness of ordinary fortifications
au li. U 'e. e U 'fe- to ee tue address su , . . ' . ,,
mi ii.u.c. i i opposed to modern nuval gunnery.
la tho ev:riiu2 a very able ptp.T on the I The confirmation came from Bucharest
subject of l'n-m ynphy and Phonotyphy ' and other llussiau sources. But here is
was re-t 1 by Mr. Ui k.;k-s, of MiIKiUe. ' The Otiieii .Sihk :" The Russian Fleet
Columbia Co., t' The aillhor is evi- ' ALMOST CrT TO 1'IKCKS. SEVEN OK TUEIR
deutly a very w ..-:.i In-ii.i tj the new sys- ; finis ifXH OR lETROYEI. Having
tern of pcli;uj,i.d ir :ied the tnatttr with j given the Russian aceount of the battle,
the fu:luss of ..ne tn-rSjjhiy aciaaintcd , we learn by a telegraphic dispatch received
w ith the sul j ct. Tho Pr. st l.-tit l.y way ; at Paris, on the 12th hist., that the Rus-
..t comment, MJ tlr.t he tooted w.tn much
interest upou th. pres. i,t movement .or .ne
T..f.n.four..rtMVr..
111 - il' . - . I ...h
lie na i Uoi aunieicuuy ao.,.,e.. cue uU -
j.-ct to express any decide t cpiiuon ujion
tl.c peuera. tueri.., ...it as .or ...o.se.. Ur
believed Lesho .M h. natter sj.eil words to
mil his own lasv. 11 cvuIJ ree nn rea-
r.on why jiiihrt.'jh .l.'.jht not an well be
r polled to low a wa? at cur elbow hinted
tbat he mii;ht as wc-il drop the ir. The
rport of Jlr. B. w ill be published.
Upon the whoie wo are ciieoiirapc.l to
hope that ibis A-ic:.ition, however feeble
its beginnings, will yet eventuate iu much
g iod, pot only to the icdivieual u embers
of it but to the people whom they serve.
Ihe next rucetiu" i.f the Association will
n uu i a: itjuvii:.-, j ucviay, A; nlo.l'Jji.
u.
Remember ;a: IVt Printers 1
The Turkish War.
fin-it Naval H.iltle.
a Turkish
Fl.et(!estroVfd-IWia takes
j.rxHi..l against Turkev-lho
fi i ? i i
higllly Important News.
The Collins mail steamer Pacific arrived
at New York on M.md-.y aficrn.iua, briDg -
j nig laiverpow ua'.es to uec. mo.
j riie utw frorj tue seat of war u highly
j iwp-rtaiit. A .art of the Turkish fleet oa
I Sea has been beateu by the Itua-
I r
1 Admiral .uacuiuou.
t:. f..l!.;., ,..t,...r,,..,n ..atnl. m
r;A (r Vi, tho
..r.f 10-
):, the 80th of Nov. ,ix Russian ships
.-.f the line, ...d.T Admiral Maebiuoff, at -
tacked a TurUL .quudrou at Siniopc, and
i taf with.,U..din,. the violent fire of the land
I'a'tuiius iu the roaJs. in an hour and a
; ,(ii,f ouU1-ltlte!y Jestrjed stven Turkish
j fr; onc stcam f,j ,tef two hooners
j , , An .ttemr)t
I -
was r.iiJu to take the Turkish flig-ship,
with Omiisii l'atha on board, to Sebastopol,
lut as Fbe luyan to .ink while at sea, Os-
j tn:m l'aeha aiid the crew were taken on
1 hoard the I'.uian tihipi
j '-The itus-ian flag-ship had suffered so
, ..me!, .hat ,t could hard.y reach BeUa.to-
pol. A d,i.utcl. from ftd.a, of the 6th
met , which reached fans by way of ic.i-
niitch that it could hardly reach Subaeto- i
I , enfirms the above iotcUigei.ee, with-
!t giving further details. The number
i " I'rll,ce MenL":uff immediately left
i lW St """"ft ,0 "-muwrneate
i tlMf uvw 0f V1C,ur t0 th0 fcn,PcrOT-M
I n an editorial ou the receipt of this news
1 !h', '" says :
! 1 ,,p ,!', ""w "om me S'-ai 01 war,
j wu,cli we eerdjr wu newta-
! ha" "w bl-cu corroborated by eevcral
1:111 -
Cfauncis, a y a positive announcement .
'" t'"t; o2icial )"a:xl of France. War has j
W"" earnest. A naval action has been ;
W"E"1 ul""! l,,e KUMl u iU,uor' Kua'
inS iu ilc ,otal destruction of a portion of j
Le Ottoman licet; and for the first time in I
1iMV.1l ttwfr.rt. rtuccinn tiiii.tilran hn rA. '
- . . 1
1. 0.1. . .1 i.j .c . 1
1 reKioo, and the jr.mperor ot Kusia has
thrown dosvu the gauntlet to the maritime
Powers precisely on that elemeut on which
I they are bet prepared to meet him. We
have thought it our duty to uphold and de-
! . 1.1.
l"c " Tce, as long as peace
wss l'0l"P:'"" W!,u lue nouor aua u'gn'y
' lb we feeI rWl tbat
the last we Le 8,15,ercd t0 8 F0We
P1" ull;u a JU1 .
interests 01 ngtaua ana ot iue ciwineu
I of operations adapted to such an emergen
I ey. If the intelligence last received be
confirmed in the manner in which it is re
lated to us, the time fur these resolutions
to take effect is already come."
" Sinope is thc beat harbor on the eoast
! of Asia Slinor, situated about 300 miles
. . . i r i . . i . -1 . ,
"on. uc uonoru. ana at me narrowest
Imrt the Riaek S a, being only 42 mar-
"'me leagues from Sebastopol. the town j
"f Sinope is built on the isthmus or peu-1
jutting out into the Kuainc, aud i
forming two capacious harbors. That to
'he southeast is used by the Turhs as a j
"aval station. The town is a square, j
CanKej wun towers, ana covered oy
a !
to have been mute incompetent to meet
the tire of the ships, aud this engagement
p.au .croc cons.uerao.y oumumocrcu .ne
lui.is... ..au. ...... . .
ish. in addition to the six ships of
I (c.at.j'llt a.r Alnliitiu.ff a I,aa li'ifl
, ,
j .wiite iripaus, a in ana eve steamers,
, ... ... , "
I but fourteen. The Turks fought with b
j most desperate bravery, and caused the
I Russians the loss, in sunk aud burned, of
j two ships of the line, three frigates and
j iwo steamboats! The shore batteries were
totally iuciScicut f-r protection. The re-
mainin, Russian ships were so badly disa-
bled tbat they could take no prizes, and
could with difficulty make their way back
to fcoastopoi.
Private letters from Paris state that tlie
news ot thc disaster to thc iurkish fleet
; was received witu tne proioundcst ajtomsii-
mem aud -i ier. i ne i.mperor is sLaica to
Lave been ovcrwliclmcd by the intelligence.
. . .
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST
PlTJfthe S" opewtins noticed'of ,
late , Tlrki UAV, . V'l
' over tub Russians, aitnougn na very
Urge arm.es had met-
, fw iad fa Nojomler, and a
hard winter was anticipated.
grca,Cgt ginee the Battle of Navarino.
L;ferpool Deo. 14. Breadstuff are
1 . active, a renewed demand Lav-
; iug spr3ng up Holland and France,
j j,., La3 ajvncea IfcJ. Wheat has
aJvilIlcf,,i 2d. to 3d. siuee the sailing of the
j Aniur;ca-
I A lonaon correponaeui oi .no ou.-
i fierebl Advertiser, writing under date of
I lec. 9, says that the total loss of the Turks I
i P t0 tl,c PrcMnt tirae Lm bout 4000
'. meD. otola 1800 were woaudei kllled
! in ti(- The loss o 'ho lKusS'a'
; lu 'erJ ,owe3,
; w"b - " j- r
; tbe Kussian J the Principalities now
i numbers about 80,000. The effective force
J of the Turks is not stated.
Great FlTO la NOW York!
v ..
j Loss v tJ,e greatest Ship in the
World, the "Great Kepubhc,
and other Vessels, and Stores
Loss, $l,9i0,0.)0.
About midnight our city became the
. of onc rf (he .f he
dtlstructjvo C(Ulf,agr,tioas with wllich
n eVfip ... - we firs.
diacovereJ in a buiidingill tho reer of No.
g44 rr0Qt ieJ .
j Tread well & Suns, cracker baker. Owiug
j 8prea(J piJly)8nd in tcompantivcj short
; t,f til),e b(Jth the frJat M j luHd.
! inw. with the moat of lW, eon.nM wero
cousumed. The adioinine premcises, No.
242, occupied by Must?. Jone?, Rowland
' & Co flour dcalcrs, Md No. 240, Mr. D.
Y. Manwaring, were destroyed. The flour
store of Messrs. Harris & Co., No. 2 10, was
ajs0 destroyi.d.
Ai,out half nast ona o'clock the riW
0f ,jje stupendous new ship Great Republic
took fire Owing to ,he immense height
of hcr niasts it WM inipog.4ibi0 for tile en.
ginea to paJ npon thc flalUMj nJ the con.
i . -t r n
sequence was mat tne lallin spars soon
o r
set her deck in a blaze. At three o'clock
her foremast fell, knocking her mainyard
out of the slings, and shortly after the
mainmrst came down across the deck. Her
mizenniast followed, carrying with it the
spanker mast. The vessel was now a per
fect wreck, being one mass of flames abaft
the mainmast. From tho rapid manner
in which the flames were spreading it was
apparent that nothing could savo her. She
was still burning at half past three, and
by this time probably nothing remains of
that magnificent floating palace but a char
red and blackened hull.
From the Great Republic the fire spread
to the large ship Joseph Walker, over
wblcn tD0 flame8 na to npMy M to b;d
defiance to all efforts to save her. She be
longed to the black star line, and may be
considered a total loss.
A large ship, supposek to be the packet
ship Do Witt Clinton or the clipper ship
Red Rover, lying next the Great Republic,
caught fire in the rigging, and soon become
a complete blaze. She was towed out in
front of the Catharine Market by one of
the Fulton ferry boats, and afterwards
floated up the river. She eventually burned
to the water's edge.
In addition to the above, several other
vessels mostly fiehonnenflnrl 1nnnsfi:i.i
- i
the;r gprs nd r;gg5ng lQned The ,.
;nrj,y 0f them, however, escaped a total
destruction by slipping their cables and
drawingoutiutothestrcrm. X.Y.Utraid,
Vtc-
Sr A dangerous nest of counterfeiters
has just been broken up in the village of
Knoxville and Corning, in Steuben county,
jNcw lork. bix persons were arrested.
named James Cutler, aud Susan his daugh
ter, G. B. Thompson, C. D. Jollie, Judson
Palmer, and a man named Cherry. The
operations were carried on in the house of
Cutler. He and his daughter Susan, a girl
of about eighteen years of age, and Judson
were taken to jail. It is believed that these
are only a portion of the gang.
We also notice that John Tarr, and a
colored man named Toney, from Muncy
Dam, in this county, were recently arrest
ed at Wellsboroug, Tioga county, on sus
picion of being engaged iu counterfeiting.
Several hundred dollars of counterfeit mo
ney was fouud in the possession of Toney,
and a small amount in the possession of
1 arr. i hey were committed to the Tioga
Jail. Muwjf Luminary.
t&-ln the U. S. Senate on Tuesday, Mr.
. g . Bm;.;n fltr t,
1 , , ., ... P. .
constructioo of , railroad through the tcr-
of the Unitcd gtatc8 f the
'
, Missisg;ppi riTer to the Iacific. Mr gH.
j , ,. :ulrod,
i of the Ww, j, of B lMissisai ;
J r5rer and toestabli3b ,naval depot at
: (jrcans. At this stage of the proceedings
j a message was received from thc House an-
nouncing the death of Hon. Brooking
j Campbell, Uuited States Representatives
'ro,m "nnessee wr. Jones, ot lenncssce,
de,,eK? ' ' fce"IB8 and ""P gy
Ma. SoL'LE. A Paris correspondent
. sag tbat Mr. SoulCj jjnitcd States Minis
J u.r at the Court of Spain, is suffering sc.
vere!y from a pulmonary attack. Th
game icttcr ajs0 lncntiorj8 that on the 6th
ilkit. tbere were 175 cholera cases at the
hospital, with 123 deaths.
Democratic SUU Onmilm.
JSTKS
r rf fa gu,e
Convention at Harrisburg, and whereas
tho usual day, tho 4ih of 3Iarch, will be
Saturday,
Resolved, that the next State Conven
tion be held at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
the 8th of March next, at 10 o'clock, A.
51., and that it will assemble in the Hall
of the House of Representatives, if it
shail be the pleasure of the House to grant
tho uso of their Hall.
WM. L. HIRST, Chairman.
Wm. Cuetis, ) gec.s.
Ue.nby L. DiErrEXBAcif, )
Whig State Convention.
At a meeting of the Whig State Com
mittee for Feuu-ylvaula, held in Philadel
phia, Dec. 13, 1853, it was, on motion of
Col. Edie, of Somerset, unanimously
?cW,That a Convention of Delegates
of the Whic nartv be held at Harrisburg,
on the 15th day of March, 1854, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for Go-
vernor, Canal Commissioner, and bupreme
Court. A. K. CORNYN, Cbair'n.
Henry S. Evans, Sec y.
A COUNTRY
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A Word about the "Chronicle."
Over 500 weeks has this journal now
been issued, and two weeks will conclude
its tixth year under its present administra
tion. About half of its 2C2 original pat
rons' names remain upon the subscription
book. The CHANUKS the past year have
been as follows :
Subscribers removed location 75 j
UU HG. J vuwtiuvi.
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up like men 52
do runaway or "stopped"
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Nett increase 50
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We send papers to Europe, Asia, Can
ada, and 22 States and Territories.
Assuming tbat every paper we print has
ytw readers, the Chronicle has over 3,o00
hearers a congregation which is punctual
iu bad as well as in fair weather, and is
larger than that of the most faithful prea
cher or the most eloquent lecturer, (but
thc salary considerably less.)
Since the Chronicle came into our hands,
we have clothed it in new type, at a cost
of &300 nm Slftl! OCm h.. nMrlji
doubled Printing paper bas advanced 20
or 25 per cent. Tho number of workmen
employed is larger Farmers' produce is
raised in price generally but our terms
have not been advanced. Thus, while
our p'ttronnje has increased, our pnfiu
have not
6T"A reasonable inference from these
premises is, that wi must raise our
rates of CHAROIS, or our vernier must
obtain an increase ef patronage. The
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some on the North Branch and elsewhere,
have raised their charges. We choose to
wait one year longer at the old rate s
trusting that we may be favored with such
an increase of Subscribers. Advertising,
and Job Work, as may enable us to keep
on at our old rates.
In almost every neighborhood, within
20 miles around Lewisburg, additional
patrons might readily be obtained.
We send out weekly 98 papers in tinyfe
urappen. To print, fold, envelope, and
direct singly; 52 times a year, affords but
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getting a paper alone will get one or more
new subscribers to join him, the larger
packages will go more safoly, and afford
us better compensation.
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(and no postage in Union county,) is all
the paper will cost to any old subscriber
who will obtain one or more new ones, and
send thc Cash for all ($1 each) in advance.
This offer is for one tear only. With
such a chance, no Housekeeper, no Young
Man, should be without the Chronicle.
B&.We ask all who approve the course
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more subscribers.'gl
EXPRESS
between Lewisburg and Mlllerstown!
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Lewisburg and community
generally that he now runs an ExpreiM be
tween the abovs points, once a week leaving
Eewisburg on Wtdnadag; and returning on
Fridnyt. Ail packages for this region directed
to my care, will be carefully delivered at reas
onable charges. Freight also transported from
Lewisburg lo Millerslown.
Dec. S3? 1853 C.F.HESS.
Adralnltttrator'w !Vtlce.
T HAVE received from the Register of tmion
l county. Letters of Administration upon the
estate of l)r. Jaa W. SiatoxToit , late of 1'hie
nixville, Chester county, Penn'a, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payments, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement law
PETER BEAVER, Alministrator.
Lewisburg. Dec U, 1853
ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby given ihe Stockhold
ers of the Lawiaaeaa Barnes Coaranv,
that an Election will be held al ihe house of
A. H. Blair, in the Bomngh of Lewisburg, on
Monday, the Jd day of January next, for the
purpose of eleciing'one President, six Manag
ers, Treasurer and Clerk, to conduct the con
cerns of the Company for one vear.
WILLIAM CAMERUN. President.
Lewishnrg, Dee. 14, IMS
SCHOOL ORDKKR na,ir printtd aad ft
sale at the tkrtnick OffeV
BRANCH l AhMJ
JLaml Sates
Valuable Real Estate
r IH ltLIC SHE.
ITTIM. be offered al ullie. le al ihe Ue
residence of William I'.erkhimer rfoe'd
in Chiliquae i, Noilhuiuheilaiid Co, it 1
o-clocW, P.M . on
Tiiursdav, Jantakt 20, 18"i,
the following real properly ot said deceaea :
A FARM containing about .irrr,;
100 acres ,.f waich are cleared aud in a pood ;
state of cultivation. The resume i l.rsl rate i
Timber I-an.l. It is houmlrd ty lands ot Aaron
t..mlv. Ilii'h Maritn. and Andrew I. retzer.
The improveineiits are a good two-story -,
HVU4C Wilis - l r. j
Uam with Shejs attached, Waou house,
house, and all other Outbuildiiifjs neecsKary ;
for the convenience of a lurm a Ceier Anil j
rf&and Press, a large Api'Ie O.charJ, u.d a. .
SSTvariety of other choice fruit. The fcna '
is well supplied with Water. i
Also a LOT situate i.i the township sod .
cnuntr al'ercsaid, bounded by Un.U of Andrew
o Mi,;iil) ctiDta;ili'Ils tJ At.r.s, hereon As
j erectcd a lwelling houae and Stable. 2.
Killer, rentier, ami a puo;ic ii'au i.-auiu.
persons wjbhins to vie
I do so by apply ins to Tran.
iew tlie property, can
is U'Thliiiiii' resi-
. .. . - .. .. Tl....... I'. i L liimAr
dine on me laroi, 01 o. -.
! residiug on ihe lot.
Terms nude known on the d-iv td sal.- hy
Tiir: l!E!i;s
50( of Vvir.LKv Btniimi. ii'-c tl
Miltoutaii copy t s. and chart: the Heirs.
Orphans' Court Salc.i
BY virtue of an order from tho llrphar.s'
Court of Pnioi. coui.iy.ti.a n,.
AJinn.i.'.iratord ot mmc.l V ils, late ot
I Mini niuwi laie '
d, lll fll a. prite suld tho
r..l.1IL. iowii.
Kelly To. ileceawd, ill -ll a. prite suld tho
I following REAL ESTATE, to wit :
'J'hit valu:ib!e truel ot l.n.d situated .11 tiie ; roUK.ni ii!unill cus.d r.'ui nlrm m..'..iia l..-r in. u.i -
own-bin and county a'ore-ial, willuo 1 J ui: anJ ad h- Ul l.-r o k' t trai
r 1 .1 11 . I - I....,., I. , I Juur l'.l,.liirl. 'i l!.i..M-d Lr ip-n. 01. l..- .i.h li -'
of .he lhrimg tillage ot EewishurK, houiui.d ii.dv d 10 r....eu...-.1. n. ....u: h. .... i-.i-t
hy land of llie heil of Tho's V llfon dec d, j mr. VUn i. lui... ii.i.ul... it.-u. al.a La.. i.l nf r
UaiJ Meyer, Fla.el Clmsaii. Joel Kot. Phil- , -.J ..y v..,.u. ... ..1 - ?'-d ' ' 'V'J' Uil :
ip tshook, aud othe:, colltaUll.lg J i .11 IIS r.m,,,, l. , i.i. yo..r tru'y,
or thereabouts, l)0crescleJrrt.l.htiing theie. July J'J, lfc;.i.! c.-;ku.di J. (". t.'il.3.
on erected a two.o.y Frame Houai.d
Kitchen, a Kramo Ham. a prllB House
fand a never lailiiiK Sfiine of Wain.) ami a.l
other oul-tiui.dii.es nweniary l..r lue con.iuri
and eonenienre of a Kami. Th.'ie is "'s'';if5
a good Apple Orchaid, with a variety ol
Fruit Tree. The cleared Und is iu a hia.li
atate of cultivation, and abuundi ith I.t.i.CitJiie
lor all necessary puipuse.
The aliovf pmperty will answer to .liviilc into
TWO or Til It EE PA It MS, unJ w.llle sold lo
Mui. uuichakera.
Por (anna of ae apply to ei.her of the nub
cribe,o. luTaoMi VVusoi, on the piemieea. i
liiillT. H. I.AIKD. j
WM. WILSON Jn.
8pt. 13. 153. Adminhlrutun
FOll SALE,
large Brick Foundry,
Tl'llVr six vears aro. situate in t!ie Biouirli
If ol' lwiturz, Uniou Co, Tahiti a very
favorable
loeation, hit bv Cil feel and two sto-j JjC SUSQUEHANNA RAILfiGAD v'"""rj hi.tj ,.f iU ijet
.with one Eisht Horse Eusine, .... , ... , . . '''"""
Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine fc-AfA i I" U ntfci JmM l.-ift..unj t ; . . i,.e.;i .ore ..f ihe btr trr in tie Pvl-c'hp.l-
-Il ""...1 ..u.i.i.... ' - 1 jL 'A' ' '""''oti. i.e I-.HS ttfii Li.afip icr
ries lugh,
Scouring
WUn Jtl'jfhp.l iill
uever lailiiie wvm oi but in uie i ou;iy.
Also a lar-e VAUE-KOOT. 40 by Mt feci,
two stones liitfii, with an OKFIt-Ii 16 by SO
feel attached therei. L. U. CHUIsT.
Iivwixburg, July 5. 15
JTor
0n!c.
r.VTt 4 T u...l .!.... r -i '.! .r..i.uf I .' Nil
r
the comer ol Market und u ater M.-.,
well situated for a residence, for b'isintss.
or for a residence and pinee of business.
There is a lare I'.ilH-'K I louse contain
ing 4 I a rue. rooms on l'ie first floor, 6 bed
rooms uu the second floor, and I laroe
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
and Washhouso adjoins, nod it bis nlso a
lartre cement Cistern, a Pump and Well of'
good water, aud all thc liOCCSsary OUt -
buildins.
I UI ICIIIIS v,e. aj'i. v.' v.r..... . .. ..en,
Rsq. H. K. DAVIS.
I.piburff. Pent. ?H. 159
FALL FAfcflllU'i5-lS03.
HAT, CAP & C'LOTIIii STORE,
South Etut Corner Market und Hard Xts.
t 6, p CnntrA.
"VJ
TTAVE niai nnenetl and for sale cheap fiT
- - ... j - - - r ------- - - ,
j. a.
i,asn or in excnan;?e lor country ireuuee
Huts Moleskin Nos. I, 2, :i; fiilk Nos. 1,
2. 3; Ansola Nos. 1, 2. 3 ; Mack curled brim,
pearl and rlat brim Hui.ttariaii, fine brush,-
mapgon, wool, for Men and Uoy. suutnirr
Hals from Panama dowu to a levy chip.
............... ... j
cription, '.o suit everyb. dy. I
Clothing Coats, l'ant, and Vests fori
Men and Boys ; Shirts of different kinds, shirt ,
collars, sticks, hanilkerrhiets ploves. socks,
am.u .,r ik. In.At cli'l sn.f r.f fr..-v itp.
in short every thine; to wear from head to foot.
..
AI'O
fiirnpt Tlafs sp.fi Trunks.
tdipCl D.1,,3 UI.U llUl.tk.-l.
Thankful to onr customers for pat favors
we hope for a continuance ef the same, as our
prices are low. iuve us a caii aim examine
for yourselves before pnrcliasiug elsewhere.
A large assortment of Furs, such as Muffs,
Victoriues and Muffatees, &c
Panama, Leghorn Hats, and Bonnets whit
ir.i am raassiu on short notice and reason
able terms. Nov. 4, 1S5J
rn
,,l.,
tmaer
I the Firm of Cunisr & Faim helweeti !
1 1 f'l.ri.-t q.t.l t lo,,riTU X Pr.,.1. i . I,
Foi.udrv Business, is this 21th day of June
I.r VI ..... --.r.. -. . . ... .....
1853 dissolved by limitation. tieo.A. Frick is
alone authorized to settle the buiiuess of the
Finn, except in case of his ahsenc.e from home
when L. U. Christ will attend to the same.
I.. B. CHRIST.
fir.O.A.FRICIC.
N. B. All persons indebted to said Firm are
requested to make payment of the same by the
1st day of October next after which lime all
accounts will lie left with a Justice for immed
iate collection. 4K0
Dissolution.
"4TOTICE it hereby Riven that the Co-Fart-nership
theretofore existing between the
subscribers under the Finn-name of Mttzger
i Munvin, was by imitu il consent dissolved on
the 1st of May last. All the accounts are to
be settled by S. D. Mnnson.
JACOB I.. M ET7.fi E It.
SALMON D. Ml'NSON.
Lewisbnrrr. Sept 2S. !S53
KASII
noi refused at the OlTn:e o
the lit tisburg Khrunicle.
HE Partnership heretofore exisim
! - 'r3GOC
' yjJIl'Tp
,
--.ml:,
j noLLOWAY'S FILLS
' . Thr. Iilii- Mm c uiMd tLtirlT o' raWnl biri.
.a wm uum Bui,i"
j ,..,!, ,JCr. thj he with thr.h..ut tin
.uuu m.,-t rM.aur.i.n.rj.. . rZk
,:a,i,ija.auiV'( iL..tuJ s-..uiu., ;
ivnmm h. fiTnr in u-ii-ir ii' 'ti'i k . .
MinU'" t"u""1 w u"1'1'-
Weakness and Dcbility.-ltMoration toj
Health of a Gentleman, s?.:d U, v. hcu (
at Death's djer. t
Tj PiN" l..U, ,,. ,;
Sir K Mr. wm l"..XK, ir.ertv a twl !'t al l..
plf,liii.l Un in a docliniiiir ttalBol InMll. :ur U(,ii r.l
. f t!in j.f. imdeal.; t f ) n" ' 1
l.ii;liUy wpiR.ttM ""J i'l' " '"'
I:ih1uii.iiii.-nIwI Wl'rirmtr.t.. t.r l.uiti-ui.fU-l.a r:t.l
L..lirl im.n in Uol..fcl. Lout rUmrt. II- at la-t ul .T
I Hl. und Httl-r I r .duv t. i.l..rt.l K. !..
tl.. ir m.-iiuj. lie :t.l, .uiir. C .I w. N' York. :.n-J liu"
Ol.t writ:. II lO .V, ll.itt l.f UIJ. 11- t.T LlUT II. li.-UlH.,
...J.IinJ lib-UlA)i.l.itlLll)aV
u menli;.a tlv t , bM o.ra er.t
! t,.ti m m it.-ac .r.v.,ur lf.i
: j ,tUiin. tir. y- .r . vt. i.tr.
I tu.mt.iy smith, iu.iitielnt'iT.
: A perniriiictit t lire or a aiMease-i uui i
Dit.ny Years' duration.
CV.'V ' tt teitr fr.t. 2r. Iain..,, ('.imuI,
hur Sir In tic, .ir 1. 1 y..ur lH..! nommatid a m..r
, th,- f ui.l.c. A-m .r..r."r taiirci.a.y iu L.r tuC Uiii..i .
rxt' l.sirM wlc Oiu any ..ih-r yn (.iWI.-rs m-di. lu- '-IT
ylri..'iiKTi.rMiIni imii
nrfu: I.r n..ii i
n..tl.lityl.i.r..u..urie aif.
,,-,..,,., a KTI.re ..t.T. r. . ir. m .r.c.-.- "t it
j i?'ii'Mfu; lriiiii aitei.d..i a'ruw.1 r tl a:
' Jo l.'kT.i..'u.'l ur.. ai..'.. m -V.ll.-.' Cni- n. .;u!.-
! TU;M iW .r, r.a.fa.- ey.e..! .a usja
A .1Ie pn.,if j.,udJw S-.-: lar.v
A;i,ma Uv.- ...trjr
A.;drr.a pv.-.-n:ery I.Orl inflr.1 Si nipt, m
I l.iii.bi. Ccm l.ryHl-rlnl l.ul.ti.aj Tit- ls,.t. ncj, i
I t.iintn r -i..'. Irr-K '''i V .u-.r
S..'U-.l on ulurit.vl r.l.uiai.tiDl I u-. r.
th. skin ,.t. i.t
tt'OVrlCuli'l'lS kiU,U
.t!t.-rt I'.tt
C'jr.tf.st'i uf Ortut
'.l K"t: iiLou j! V. iivr -si At-
b-. fula, or l orm , f kil
Kit ir - Kvi
U..U-;.. il-na-a.;e
M-.l.i' iallY i'4l.U.-a
SoM Mt tl:f F.-tl '.i.l'uir.t rf Vrt.CrrHT l!uAT, I
StrauJ. im-ir aVinii 'r. L-M.il-it.) an-J 1-j t h.ufc-
T. I hi 'ay. tto lir. wi.i rn.vc
rltfi: uf'iliti"!!. t"r!t;
al -t l.v all r "latftftMs; Int4it m !ri, n.- :
! thronifliOitt the tutJ Mt. in al T 1 rtm r, ;
I nnJ $L- i--li- To I l.au i Ijkj-o ti.u l Iifi; ,
I li n, 1m hi-, r iii thi Lilian. i
; hTt- i ft niijttiiT;iM f jitie T tukins ! l:r.-i I
R-ixt . . R. Iir rti' n ft-r Hit r-u-:ii: t i;t
ut.'.i.
e.T ilifjitit r, are ftui it.il to oat L L-x 1) aV
STILL MUilE XKWS CUXCLUXLXG
-wir:
tbrougli by itlifatnt.ui s ! !
IT in a tai l th.t I. II. KiMtl has P 't
ahead of all tt.a Co.i.oai.o-s. ai.d b.. n
opened oue ol ihe 11 ami larc-t Mucks ot
FALL fic WINTKU (iOOI)S
ver upctiej in llii.s Cvunlrv, aiirt if i-ut h i) In
arJ (jualttie at n ill 4i(tacti.'ii to all.
DRY GC0DS of all kinds,
i;i;j(!:i:ii:s.
T'a, Spi.-.. Si.n-r, .V'.il,.,
Crs. ker.
S mp, c'au.ttti.. To! i.-i s'al, it.
A!fu lltinltrnre, Jufunr.i,-e. d J.inrurr.
Jiiot ami SffH-s, Jt'lf,
and C.ip of the httst stv le and heft quality
I'.nhreilas, IJru?hp, i'iojiii, j'.uits i.iui.J an.,
dry, I'll;, of all kinds, an.l oih. r articl.s . ..
numernu to mention all ot which will be soli!
at piicea so low as la asloni.-h purchasers.
All kindi of C'ountiy I'KUULl- U taken ii.
exchnnse tor i.'ooJ-.
i (Xj'r'le ei'e m a ra'l before f urch-.Miu
i eieunrre,ai I cnarge noiuine lor louton; at m
i. II. I.ISEL.
M IHinl.nrj, Pel IS 1931
WATCH fia DEPOT,
Ipy-.war;
LEViSBORG, PA.
A.
L. HATFIELD,, haa
and apiendid assort ntnt of in his,
i Suiawi.i and Jitm, ju,t rcciv.d fro...
the bst importing and .".laiiuiaeturing Houji-s
I iu l'hilad. Iphia and N e Yo. k, a nd cane.i uen t
, ..., lb. ,( uu,rhrJ f,... .!..,; i:..
. , . i ... i. w u .1. . .
, jut-rs w.iif (Mv. n v uc uuitrdtrrs.
, ... ,, . . ,..,..r11iii,w,i,i wk
$."si 00 to
,i HO "
4.1 CD
to "
iU I'll
j u do i jrt-irl. lk
. '""i''
An. hers, mil jrri.-i. t-L
rli UU
t io .in " ao i k .iu .
"t'A': US ?" Z "
do Ki.il..h and livi.i-l. Vsu-hr., lK 12 no H
lt, ft.i.t Uw, lull jw!f.l,
yT r(, a t, jrwi,,
do ll.iotinn .1.. j.-r.r.i,
)it.ru)1,u lly,.r L,PiUr, -1 j. .-!,
...i to
11 10
i Ml j
a.i ihi
r..' o.' '
LO no
1" 0.1
lo on ;
In no
U' no I
IMt 1
do J..r.r.t, i CHI "
U CiU "
1 1 HO
' Siivrrviuiirtrrs.
. tleru.au ilvrr aroouJ haad 11 U'b,
I o..ld Ouard ( bain
i ta.i.' ..b ibin,
j (ir,ini,uj rublhaius
: .in Vasti-bama,
rTil.:
..0
r '
S .HI
I i (a) "
14 no "
S 00
, 00
..o ne
17 CO '
r.uwa,riui.irr.rr.ii. iirauch.iv.
1 f0 "
I -j
o oo
in .in I
Gold liriitlrmrn.. r.reat Pii..
io t'ulf Pin?, dillrrruk Miv,
do KOittrr Uinn.
iiold Karltin-?, i...'h aa II.M.jva, Tr-.p.,
Ji-aoy l.iinli, Ci.rD. W lira i, Siraw
lirrrv.lulcr. Scroll, liraacti, a.-
(l.ild W'sti h rals,
d. Uri lttv,
.to IV.tcilt,
do lVna.
do .rcra.!l..
do lluotinir Um-UvIi. (Mrirdia)
-ou
a or,
; on
5 IH.
1" no
oi.
111 .H
i .
1 0(1 '
Z ,0 "
ill
1 Li
1 il)
it
" no
a ill
. do Brrrl.t.
Si. .!.,. TaMen. Drt. and
Ii
Salt.
1 110 "
1 On "
' S.l.rr nrrtarlr.
. - -
2 ..0
And a variety ol tine eoo.I, Mtest sly lea, neatly
got up. at price to suit ihe times (fcj- aild m.
go. up, ai pners iu run .lie imira fj-auil wai-
riiteJtobewhatsold..r. Also a gieal variety
of Rilt and plated B'"di Chains, I'iiu, Spoons.
Lockets. Sprclaelea, Case, B xketa. Ear Rings.
Sha I Pinii, Hair l'ina.Coral Lead.-, steel Beads,
Fursea.&c. Ac , c. AUo
llm?? a .la spring and i UIt Ctf..:t.J ft r.ft
do o0 hour do df do 2 50
H.lav wihnI audiltTiiar river, 7 ini .
Mouth Clork'. 1., IM)
Alabacli-r rarlorClnrka, 10 i O
Patri.l LrtrrOjr Msriliw r.ort.,, s 0.1
Frrucb Acoordt-obl. a krvn, 2 .11
do .to l'O.J ."' 3 ,t
ro!k da IeJ, lu oo
Muif RoXr.., S 11O
, oo '
" Z 1
4;.o'
IS to i
I
I
i5w.j
,
And hundreds Of article nnl mentioned.
Watches, Cck ami Jewelry carefully re
paired and warrauled. Call and see.
March. 1853 I til 8
RUSSET'S CHAIN KEAl'EF,
for ctittiuj; both drain and Grass
Great fmprnvnirn'f fr 1.V2 !
A I AN TFACn'RED and for sale at the
all e lspnrff r iiinrirT lie
"s Z 1
,2,000
Worth .f VAN SET FVttSITVRK.
! For sale u the large Brick VVjrcroora of
j ' - Uonat-hj &. Elder,
i f un t. St. Ax fr'jia UU.r'i Hotrl.)
k fVR stock eomji
. f V. ait.ul and Cuture l)rcsim UtkEAl.i'
: Plain and Kaner Mahocanjr Uureaus Sf
CKETAKIES and LOOK CASES in endie.i
' varieiv.
1 bOFAS. OTTO.VA.S, DIVJXS,
: Center. Mol'a. Uniior, and Ureakfast Tal..-'
tireian. Kre.o b. Octapon. fi.tiairr. .,j
Conn,.... BEUsTEAli.K..ew..d. wV'uf
Manosa.'.v and Cotrage WASHSTAJflJS arj
various other ar.lclea.
ah wirk ." to be well made, nj
ri 0)()St reasonable terms. Cash. Prcx'ur
and Lumber lakru in pavrarnt.
h"
i,,,,. ocu 5, lsf.3
Eisso'ctlcu.
'I
IHE Pattnersl.i.' hnw-fto tUe subcriUN
lias tri u aisseltiu oy nmti.al tp.tL
I ne aceuui.ts are to Le srttlrj ly Ksns!k
Purrey, am! the I r!i;i -s ci.ijt.urd ty Mathiai
Hal". :! A J JiS HATE.
l(A.sl."JV PI.EEBr.
I.ewiburi.'. Oct. P, i.S3
Pcrl'vct Fits!
ii.JO!. Si. 51 il cairieifB ike
'i'ail.irii.g tusiLte.-s, on ht can fw k, at
old slii,. ot. -Ni'Mli 'I hird tlifet, (sirn rf
Striped '..:.') a hi re he will Ltd r. J to Vrk k
and Cntiirg as usual. '1 i.r r'ALL KAMiKj
for ls'5:i, rreeivrtl In m .fw York.
All a. ik i. ne in ihe le-f style 11,1! cb lie
miM reav.iirlde : rrr. Trti'iiee recertri! at
Market prices. Eewboir, Sept. 3, Il-fj
JOH.V B. jei.i.li:.
Fresh Meat!
1.
rj'llij un.lersit;npit r':reetftil!y iiu ouetas
1 that his Srtfft ti r iliov in the r-r
oi his residi-nre (on tM .nh 'I liillll stien)
as a ii in op. iat,.,ii, and Lrrf, Vrol. A'u.n, Vr.
ol Le repti!:.r:y si.ppi.. d to his frirr.il snl
the p.i! in-, Ti imiii. t nuiD.T aud Sum,,,
inori.iiies, en ciitij' jmhI j;t c on n o.latn. trimi
FRANCIS ZLLLL1.H.
Lewis! iit. May IV, !S5:
)v I iT ri-ecived i n a..r..i.riit of fire ttr.
I. at-u cod .Vein:. . ,,, Irrni (eo.A.l'rii.ce
oc -o.'s ceh-t rut. d t-sTi'.ldishuirii). buCa o, N.y
t i'1-i.if .'.T.vode. i.s !r. iu tj to .; J4i
i eo .1., to F la
t .! F to F '.5
l.atjje 5 ilo K to I", 1'n.ro stvle, HO
A. L. If ATFItLll, Lew iitn.j
Irtbt.tai.t .t.Li.fj i Bck for 11 a 1 zr..
i Dr. Eouliiis's Bit lory of Ecmecivra
J','
I ! I" pul.lishe.1 a w im iitttii ii
.1 Vu. LOW I. IN ITS HlslchV IF
! I' ..- l..v.. l l;i p, pul.-!.iirflvaiuab;ewi,i
ih.ei. i. i'n :estiit lui rtl era ise unirciar.aal
!. er. prim, timed I'V all FrotesUni Cri.a.-
; ihe ,..tti in. iiU,st..M.rp!tthetrtquenlrrdits
, i..r th s v.rlt. IU Las , tke pleasure to
! Ji.tii ni ce ti-.at l'r. L. uin p Las pietatcr! n
' cxui.M.e ai.d uliiLhV pier, rut tf tl,ut
, i:o p;.;cs, n.ciud.iv a'l iLe iccer.t firi.t, ,f
! -res. iii lelti:. ii lo he e I'ms ). li e :n t
sie !. r hi.. i y in II. n e, il.e Madtsi, C-ajiz'.,
, e c ' and ii at tl-.e tLlaipd wcrk (iiak:ig
; a r,( hie voiunie t f H15 p; : c) is tew
: and will re teppiird to .. Us, le. kstilf is'.J
ti e i ol I f t t.'.'.ci. Li if tdtuute J pt.ie titan
the i..o e.ln;i l:.
; It hi .liids . t test:mcr.ia!s fi. m tT stica:. isi.iH
! . I. r:.) i; t u.jc: cijis. pits.inis c.f r. Lrrrs ri
I oii.e.s. hate trui irerivtd. leti'vtig" to tie
J U'SelilT ai.d vi.ine t f this Ilisti it. A sirtie ,.i (
j of these. ; in ihe tn ..f il et f ii inei.l Pi. let
ant - l.oi.ir. ihe Krv. tJeo. B Chcever, D V. s
, citrn as a spccintn of ihe whole:
I il l- . :.. i.c an.l l.tut.rul . .. ,, pr Crut.r.
, "i-. ...... u.i.i . -1.J . r., i roLirf I.ik. h r rtular (stu-
m.: . .!oebi .l.ut :t uemiu.d f hm. n nn.
! ..pin .r .Ji . It i- mr. f ;hf a.. Mvpkrt;, .mWil .)
mi l .:...,..! a, .its Hr l:r n.r r. !,.',,. ,k.
Alai-.i.ar. T r.s-: i.uinii.inr iri5r hulu..r , i.... .
f.ulrhru iT.'lJ.:r(.. Ilinsrirlitr .f thr r. rrnKciri. .
1.1.1..-. I.....UI . unairatr of kuB.arwai aairS
iftri. nil n...t til,.,1,d arr ot rr.l r.tii...
h,: "''""I 'if k iO'h iaraaracW.
H. .II -r. 1 .cm .11. L.strf r.i,.,.r. !,(,, . d w . .
,n ol ll.r ul.,rr a. a hi.lr.rj if .h.- l ori,h ll
r.at. z .r.rcl l.ul .uai.s-Milyfui ti4tcrri.Jtk. rM,
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EDV.'AKD V.'AI.KtK:Pnish.
Mav, 1S3
in rulton Si. New Yeik.
,KE NOTICE!
The undersicneJ.
would
i-jy ihe comer of N r:h 4ib street
" 'he Buffah e read.
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of hennirn.r. ,,,-. ,
coai, iron and tito
iin taken in rxrlianpe far
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Books ard
Boots and
Shots,
Staticteiy.
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on ' - anl ,l,e KF"'ralIv thai he fca iu5l
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and variety n! Cen'Ie
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LtHlttt Five Gaiter Trt.
Bo!;kins J,'n"r L,nds' nd Ties cf the Iat
a"d mt M 5'l l r vvd stvles.
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Bnr,s- , arf Beot,Oai!crs rd s-hres cf errty
5,T!e and variety now rn s a cteice
selection t f the fehool and Classical
BOOKS
now in rse in our Acitlemies ard 5ehv!s.
tocemtr wun a good assortment cf Stalls
ncry. etc.
The above eooo have been earefnllv !-e!e-icd
and will le sold al very reduced pnrn.
Tfe cntlersipne d also continues to marmfae-
tnre uoms srni Mires of everv dr?
trrintirin tO
order, and frrm his lor experietce aad a
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sharaor t.iiini.
JOHN IiOl CiHTCN.
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