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NEW COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.

VfNHE LEASE, Furniture and Fixtures OF this IL
l. popular establishment are now FOR SALE. in -
order TO close the succession of the late w H. Van A
Rensselaer,.
The EXCHANGE has Of the finest Bar. rooms in the
United States. with large of custom On the
modations equal to any in the Southern counuy.
Thee also the second and third floors sixteen spa
cious airy and well furnished Rooms suitable for offices
lodging rooms
Of the Second Municipality and contiguous the. St
Charles and American Theatres cannot fail TO pay hand
some Drot DESTROYS of entering into the business
II has been during the past season and doing the
best business OF any house of the kind in New Orleans
me Lease expires three from the list October iS49
and wrh proper agemen the whole rent can easily be
PAD IRON the receipts of the upper part of the house
PERSONS wishing the above business, will do
WILLIAM GRAY. 49,.
yes 6d.lmW Liopidating Partner.
this office for COLLECTION r..
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Tuesday Evening. June 26.
There arrivals to-day, and business DONE
Prices, which declining, ollows-Beef first class.
5051sc second Glass; 204c. o b Hogs. 2G21ac. fb :;
Sheep. 81 25fO$2 50 head Cows, $l0D$30 p head !;
Corn, Soc y bustel Oats 5Oc o bushe; Bran, 70(D75c.
q bushel; Hay, $3.50 $25 p ton.
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AMUSEME NTS.
OLYMPIC THE-ACRT

OLYMPIC THEATRE.---
Corner OF BarOnne and Poydras streets.
Stage Manager Mr. G. +. ROWE Treasurer Mr.. T. TUCKER.
n otieeA Car wu eare the Theatre for Lafayette epeTy
night after the performance. -.
"WEDNESDAY, June 27-Wil be acted, the Drama OF The
w MAID AND THE MAGPiE. Geald, Mr. Hseket Hen
Mr. Duffy Eveard, Mr. Moopey Martin Mr. Mack; Annette,
Miss Petre Dams Gerald Mrs Rowe During ne gses pSnce
Antonio Mr. Eytinae Mack uets, Miss Petne
tY- ro-morrow Benefit Of HAIRY EYTlNGE.
In rehearsal the Grand Spectacle of THE BOT
TIE IMP, and EUGENE ARAM.
GR- JENNY LIND-Due notice OF her ARRIVAL
T The Police Department under the direction Of Mr. McCo
key kN Doors O'Clock Cur ain will rise at precisely
qua rer before g. .tV- Prices of Admissions
Parquette cents Second Tier IS CoIored Boxes
SO cents Gallery, rs Box Office open
be secured application the Treasurer
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

~ +sss
CRssCsNr OyFICE.
Wednesday Morning. June "a. 1919
COTTQN.-Ths m arket was less animated Yesterday and
the sales did exceed 1900 bales but prices Stiff and
the advance of Monday established Tennessees and North
A.bamas have sold at 81 and 65sc.
Inferior n.woikaass hadns .sa@s
SS ,snsw ..s Sss e es Fair
Good Middng .73sG17ss Good and Fine. a.
ToBACCO-4hhds Refused sold at BIC, and Admitted
at 81 5A and 6 45 hhds. embracing Admitted at SIC,
and 20 at g. and 20 Refused 81 and Is Refused 3
Is at "A and 10 Admitted at -. These generally full
prices and sustain previous quotations.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs.-Owing to the rain. the
lots at previous rates. ~
FLOUR-We noticed sales of 1000 bbs including 1000
Illinois and ST. Louis in three lots at "a 35 Ohio, in
lots &3 S Ito extra Illinois at - 37a 100 good do.
at "a 10 and some reduced lower rates. There
material change in prices.
CORN-70O sacks sold in four lots at so and SIC. The
market nearly bare of prime lots in first hands, and the
rainy weather prevented operations.
OAT5.-We noticed sales of St. Louis at 49lD5Oc. Ohio
cannot be quoted over 2GO46.
PROvlSlONS-i5O bbs Mess Pork sold in three lots at
90 So At retail holders realized $40 ITO casks
Cincinnati Sides sold in three lots from the Levee. at 5c
Prime reaied at 5zO6c., and Shoulders at ~. us bbls.
No Lard sold at TIC The market continues firm,
and there is very little prime to be had under &c.
WHlSkY.-The sales confined to retail transactions
at tic.
EXCHANGE.-There was very little doing yesterday.
Sterling be quoted at 81sO9s pct pm; Francs at s. %
Sight 5sGO1 pct pm.
FREIGHTS.-A French ship taken up for Bordeaux
IS 20 for Tobacco. We heard OF nothing of moment
c0astwise
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SUMNER HATS,
~ " every variety, such as Leghorn, Panama, iA3
jeas 81 CD. BUNCE, 80 CansIa.
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III. CASSIDY.
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
1SAME to the Stable of VIM. r. BELL, l44 Caronds'et
- street. on the 7th inst, q Grey HORSE, Sad ~
die and Bride between IS aud Is hands high JSN
black name and tail partially black; OF ~
eight years old no marks visible. The owner can have
him BY paying expenses, je8d
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Citizens Of NeD Orleans and Vicinity, Shipmasters
aud Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do feel your liberal patronage for the
VI past five years and by having, and continually
ceivng fresh supplies of GROCERIES OF my mpor.
aton, and at all times heavy stock haad attentive
Clerks and Team deliver goods free of charge, BY
sxpsenGed oer9n do feel Prepared t. PIT F. MiLY
ERS'ORDERS aud attend 20 PLANTATION sup
PLIES. tie most favorable terms. with goods of the
best quality. Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
my1S II Family Grocer % Camp street. " q.
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CASE OF THE SLAVE JrRRY.-The slave Jerry who run
lit 10 boy the OF Mr. Massey had an examina
ton before Recorder GenOs yesterday and before
the First District Court.
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HARBoRING A SLAvE-Feicity Simon. (. W. c. was
arrested Yesterday by the First Muncpa Police char ged
with having harboied and concealed slave
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Pacific Mail Steamship company.
THIS Company having completed the organization of
their Line of the u. s. MIil Ste from Panama to
Caliionis and Oregon will hereafter appropriate
of the tickets each steamer New York and other
Northern Cities and one fourth to New Orleans, leaving
one fourth TO Panama
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appro-
priated New Orleans ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama TO California $3.50
Storage. - ........t lH0
PARADISE LAWRASON Il CO,
lie 3m gents 81 f,ravier street
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Dry Goods by the Fackage
N. BRANDER SMITH,

E-VE
No SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale. entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Celored dams.k Canton Crane;
white do. DO.
SCARFS Co!ored Damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet do. 10.
do embroidered in Scarlet Crimson, Chcrr, Pink, Gold, etc.
SHAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich m Scarlet and cherry dc. do;
Rich embroidered in blue purple, green and cherry;
Super Si and quality, very hne emb'd;
White Satin Plaid Barege
Assorted do, embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK-Tole ei'lnde;
Toile du Nnrd
Snchews fine article;
Black Serge
Pongee Handkerchief large assortment
and beautiful styles.
Black Grapes Fancy Batiise Cravsts
Fancy Plaid Cravats: Black Levantine Crnvats.
PRINTS Light and dark fancy and Furniture;
English do. dc.
ALSO
rown sbeengs, Denims, Columbian Plsids, Grsndrlss.
assorted scarlet and Flannel Blue Cloth; Cas-
Nsrins undsrshrts and Pants, &c. nhs1 sn
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A LII persons wishing to procure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans Market either with
or without the Hoiiau Attachment are in. svt~VpxSNEM
formed that WIN. T. MAYO. No. Camp W~ "
street is cur duy authorized Agent Tor thatl x
CITY, and u y authorized to sell Boston prices with
only freight and Insurance added and orders fer
description OF instruments uaciuTed by leaving
il optional with the purchaser reject the if salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice Boston cash prices which may be by
every purchaser if inquired for We have The exclusive
right and the only msnutaeturers in Boston of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT We Inanufac.
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES with and
without the Eolian Attachment.
T. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washington street.
Boston. October "a. 1915 el2 I'm
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LARCENY-Jamss Muigan arrested yesterday by the
cies from Robert Pickerinsa e - -
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BREACH TRUsT.-Joseph Renard obtained warrant
yeteday from Recorder Genois for the arrest of Banme
and Dder charging them with having sold him IL gross
OF cut Tobacco valued s14 So and appropriated the
money to their
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T. GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTES.
sINHE undersigned is cole Agent this city for the above
L PIANOS, and has on hand Grand ElS6z~~isux
Pianos, Square and Eoians, which EJ4nl1x$iHss
offered for sale on liberal terms The stock H nj n
Is large. embracing the new patterns anda u
late Improvements They guaranteed by the manutae
nres to satisfaction Purchasers respectfully
invited to examine them befo purchasing elsewhere.
je2s 81 VIM T. MAYO Camp st.
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Balance on hand 81 o.
The following Message from the Mayor received and
al

MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS, June 26 1919.
Hon. President land Members If the Council Of Munici.
pdEiy No 2:
GENTLKMEN-The necessity of raising evee for the pro-
lection of the city from future inundaOD longer admits
doubt and dering of the highest Importance for
the welfare of citizen most respectfully call
ion to it. and suggest to honorable body the
pety of taking the carry with effect
this work with as little ceay possible.
The egal, of this undertaking having been questioned
the Joint Committee the Gre vase reques
obtain the opinion of Rande Hunt Esq At.
torney herewith transmit 10 copy of tae same.
In conclusion would respectfully urge upon you
the necessity of prompt action this subject.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, ls4s.

RECORDERS CoURT.-First .HaHicipality-Jos Por.
tujais charged with swndng examined yesterday by
Recorder Gen9s and sent before the First District Court for
trial joseph Meyers and Norbert Pridewser charged with
assault and battery, also the First District
Court Thomas Hennessey for assault was sent be ore
the First Dis rict Court A..
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ENMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remembe
IL that the next thing importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the is to have
due regard to the wants of the outer We dtnctl
other house the city. Those in want of CLOTHING
for the Gold any other Diggngs." respectiull
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL & co, 81 Canal ST.,
fyI3 dbl tf Under he Ppn,ery Hotel
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FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

ITAvING iakso the new Drug Establishment
Ill Of SelcDRe 4 ChamSerlin, would res
pecsfuifv announce to my iriends and the public
that have sepIenishsi my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large, fresh and well selee
ted stock Of pure Drugs, Medicines &c. which
offer d Wholesale and Re,ail. Ny stock beins
entirely new and purchased Tor cash at low rates
in the Philada market, I am enabled TO sell al
lower prices than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery, Oils, Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
With large variety Of other articles usually kep'
in Drug establishments. Thankful for past lib
..ral patronage. nope TO merit its continuance.
Psrsons wishing to procure pure snd fresh
Medicines, are particularly invited TO give me a
call before purchasing elsewhere. as sil Drug
are carefully inspected before offered for sse and
a.: n dicines ma nufac,urcd by myself are war
,antei go",, Hsving q practical know ledge ol
he b. mess from upwards Of ten years experts
-nce, fistter myself that am Q comPe'sn, judge
.,f the same.
All orders entrusted 10 ne will he promptly
attended to. and my friends may rely upon GET
ting everything Of the very hest quality.
CIV. SCHafFLE. Dfuggist.
Lewisb' -. ib49
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WOMAN SAVED
cOhsuMPrlO CUREOi

We give tae following oorhesse feet Of eara which
eoss to prove power life sven when the r~oo
sssos vry last stssss ct eksrnI wien STs.:'
E.l,s. Psls.~.sry Bsiss~ s sdn,ini-ter-d:-
We xive tho fo owing certificate fact Of cure which
gore pruve The power he even when the pson
ssems to he In the very last stsg.s o: existence w,a
Brssfs Indian PDiona5y hasea is sdminist THE
dves stand slon,-~. couiL nsne AANY cuaks
sarree~s and rdiag-and hsndreds of hepslsss
and tkSxsands of cns'S ca led CONSUMPTION.
THIS CURE was effected the vile Of Mr.. ZfDA
DvkHnAs OF the Of BaiLstoH. SsvetaSs Co, n. T.
Mr. Dyk-msn pronounced dying. and Mr. Dykeman
M. JoHN WAIT puvcAase etofk for
sArosd and ctAey burial sssaiais expecting his wife
would de She In the last sA1e Of the disease
WAS nacA opprsssl and saTessed-snd 10 relieve her
fr~8 iisysss, aod male dying p'iios more essy Mr.
byke,aan persuaded to give her come of "BRAN1'S
INDIAN PULMONARY BAfsAM" lie took tn Rssss
hume vifh the shroud and give portion To Es we-a
s-lved hxg-she e0stnucd to take until sbe Yros.red
MRAirn and she has csnfin xsd sell Jer Nsy JsW
V~s-sss PaaphLa ior prrticu.ara
Ar. DyKENAS swor~ to the sbOve facts before THoo q
YorNo, Esq- Of Rslisson Spa. 2lth April, isi6.
TNOs. G. fOuxo. ESQ, JGsfine, c~rta-s that he hiss
tnown Mr.. Dyk.man msny yesr--and tas he IL one Of
t~ir worthy and reseaabe eiiissss; and Mr. JosS
WAIT. the naercins spoken Of sbvc also csyrs to tho
good character u N Lyhe~ss and that be wss nc
qu..nied wih all the aess having heard them 0fsa spok
Of hy Ir6A&1a
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
TO PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS. &
COUNTR MERCHANTS.

DR. J. N. KELLER & BRO. mos, res.
u peciluIIy soiici, attention TO their fresh
stock Of Engiish. French. German, and
.qsserieon Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Che
micaIs, Oils, Dyesiuff., Glassware, PERU.
mery, Patent Medicines, varnishes. &c.
Having opened new store, No :s4, Market st,
with full supply OF fresh Drugs and Medicines,
We respectfully solicit country dealers 10 exam
me our stock before purchasing elsewhere. prom
ising one aud oil who may tel disposed to ex-
tend to U. their patronage, to cell them genuine
Drugs and Medicines, on ~ liberal terms as any
ether house in the City. and to faithfully execute
all orders entrusted to US promptly and with &c.
spa,ch.
One Of the proPrietors being . regular physi-
clan. sfords ample suaran're OF the genuine
quslty Of all articles sold at their establishment
We especially invite druggists and county
merchants. who may wish 10 become agents for
DR.. Kteler's Celebrated Family Medicines.
(s'andarl and popular remedies to forward their
address
Soliciting the patronage Of dealers, We respects
fully remain.
J. n. KEELER & BRO. Wholesale Druggists.
Iy2s4l No. 294, Market ST., Philad.
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Consumption diSarmcd Of its TeIrOrS !


[ ASTlNGS' Compound Syrup Of NJ D
Ill tha-a positive cure ior Consumption
Decline. Asthma, and all diseases OF the
chest and lungs-a single bottle will prov.
is efficacy.
The proprietor no, only recommends his
NAPrHA SYRUP, but warrants 1t /" cure
tie warrants ii TO act upon the chy ie, and
purify it he warrants il to remove all i'm
pedimenis which re,ard the free circulation
Of the blood he warrants il TO open the
internal and external pores Of the body and
eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated in the system he warrants il
as never-iailing remedy in hectic lever,
night sweats, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
pain in the chest, and asthma and he war.
rants it TO arrest the formation OF iubercles
in the lungs and TO heal those already
formed, so that persons in consumption
may take It with the most positive conf
dence Of cure, for its great seat Of action
is the lungs, which il penetrates in all d.
recrions. purifying them Of everything
obnoxious in its progress, and which, il
applied according to directions, it can no,
fai. to leave in a perfectly healthy condi.
ton. Agent at Lewisburg-
2iO) G w sCHAFFLE.
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American Labor.

Biark~"oas Magszne, which has 90
hng maiu,ain'd the Tory side of every
'io"sli"n, has come round in H,os, essen
,a. point. Instead Of drciaiu,ing az in for.
mer ,imes, against the American protective
system, ii now freely confes-es the grea,
isdom and ineslimabls ht neii,s OF ,ha,
policy. and aseribes to il. y iIh perfect truth.
'hs unparalleled advancement OF the uni
ted States. in wealth. popu'~tion. indepen.
dent spirit, social improvement, individual
and collective enterprise, AID elements g
rational greatness. BIack~ood quo:es tho
following from Mr.. Wel-ier's speerh in
Iese. as equol'y rnarksble !or truth sno
eloquenre,
IL hnve spoken Of lahor 40 one Of the
grea, sleGenis OF our society. tho great
substantial spin, upon which We all stand.
No, e udnl service. not predai toll, no, the
irksome drudgery BY Ole rare Of mankind.
sutjec,cd on the sccoun, Of color to the
control of sno'hcr race of mankind bu,
labor, manly, intelligent, independ' nj.
thinking and acting hr itself. earning its
own wages, ncru,nula,iny rs own wages
into capital. becoming rar, Of sociel, aud
Il our social sy s,em; educating ch'Idhood.
maintaining worship, claiming the tight of
Ihe lrc'nS franchise. and helping 'ouphnid
lie great fatric' o: the State. 1hn, is
American labor. and confess that all ms
,,mpaihies are With it, and my voicr. until
] am dumb. will be for it,
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tEsa O r NJ A M E N T A |
- TREES,

The subscriber Offers for sale Ornamen.
,al Trees of every description. particularly
the European Linden, and Paoonia lmpe-
rails, splendid Shade tree lately 'nlrodu-
ced from Japan, remarkable ior its enor-
nous leaves (sometimes two feet in dunn
eier.) and large cIusiers Of rose colored
flowers, spotted and striped within, emitting
a fragrance similar TO the Lilac.
Also Fruit Trees-rear, Cherry.
Plum. N-cinrine, and Apricot trees at r''a.
Sonahle pricrs-nil The varieties warranted
genuine also Hot houas aud Green huus''
plants, together with a variety "f Flower
seeds. all Of which he will srli as low q,
they can be purchased i" Phil"d.lrha.
II. r. NOLL.
LewiSburc, Sept l2, 1919
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SrvcIAI vHap,crs.-The verdieis ren.
e.,cd ay ju,;es sre eome'isnas rather queer
a,vun~nis. as mos, lawyers have had
nr arr &C knn~irs. Lu, here ~as returned
b, t'aiia'agus cs.aaly (N. ~ jury re-
e,nily more iaughabIe than any other that
we have ever heard or read Of. I'sPpears
the. three young men we're tried an that
county for shooting aaj "or,ally ~oundins
dog. and the written verdic, ri the
" .~el.r good men and tue" was IN the
follow ing words, to srt: Al! three gull
"; yaiuiifl's damages a,sessed at s'A-
,~nce and csci, Of the defendants 10 have
cn,ihcr .hof at The dog"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
French Outrage.

Ihe Ssnd~ich i.lunds have again ben
invaded ard insn;l.d by Frrhchmcn. 4
f'ilr-uliy had arisen between the French
Consul and The Hawaiian Government
'he latter having refused the admission ol
Frenrh h,ndices si reduced duins and the
sale Of Tie sane b, French haiers. Thr
F:ehch Admiral. against the protest oi the
American Consul. proceeded TO forciblr
rnu.ur.s. The Tor, was aplzed, and the
Ilnwniisn flag taken down ior three DAYS.
~hen The French again raised ii. One OF
the public vrsSl> was ..izcd also, and sent
C a und.r French control to Tahiii, or Val.
sarsiso, wien the French auhori;rs leit
;tue Island. The Hawaiian Go.ern'nen nj
proposed q submission NJ The na'i-rs 10
roe cabinet al Puris. Tie British Consul
slso offered hi- mediation, bu, all wns re-
rr.d. The French are permitted lo con
1oci IN a strange and Law less manner to-
~~rds The poor l-Inndrrs Of the Pacific.
aud 40 ualinn rais-s i:s voice agains, ii.
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HNHANkFUI. for liberal patronage heretofore
received. RESPECTFULLY in:osm. his Old fiie,'d'
aud the public generally that bs has removed hi'
Tailor AhOP
to the Basemeni Of his Brick dwelling on Market
street. mex, door shove T.. Penny . saddisry (s's
the Office Of H e Hickok. Esp whrre he h"p-s t.
suit all who NAV give him their custom. NJ
hs dWs all work in his line in the ls'si and
newe~, st, ls and on short notice. .f11e HIS
the Fashions regularly. employs none bu'
good hands. and is dererminrd to keep "
with the times and meri, a good share
patronage. CUTTING done to order.
Charges reasonable, and Produce taken in
exchange for work
Law isburg, June. lsAs I.270,7
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Get the Best !

4 LII young persons should have Standard
N Dictionary At their elbows. And while
you are about it, get the be-t that Dictionary 10
NOAH WEBsrER's. the great work. unabridged.
II you sre too poor. ssve the amount from of your
back. 10 put il into your head.-PhrenoiogJ Jour.
Dr.Webster's great work is the best Dictionary
Of the English languase.-London Morn. .Chron.
Containing three times the amount Of matter Of
any Other English Dictionary compiled in this
county, or any abridgment Of this work. =
Published BY G & e Merriam. Springfield Macs
and for sale st the Cheap Bookstore Of
Nay 30 FIYNDALL, Lewisbssr
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Notice.

CtUBSCRlBERS to the d" University q,
- Lewisburs" who have not paid their
First fnsialment, (due las, Jsnuary,) are
respectfully requested to pay the same
without further notice, tn
HAM'I. r. WALKER. TasAa
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Lewishurg, S-pt. !, I649.
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Nr. Squier. the u. S. Churge 10 the
C-Mr.' tn-r'an Rrpub'Ics, having iuf"r
r.ai,on q; he inl.n.ion Of the English TO
.".ze the Island Of Tyre, belonging TO
Honduras, and commanding the entire Pa
eiic coa.', has negotiated treaty with
II"ndura., b, which tina, Island is ceded to
the Uni,cd States.
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Office, -, WainM Street, Philadelphia.
-(CAPIrAL, 26O,OO0-ChartW PerPetusL]
HNHE Company are now Prepsred TO transact
business upon the most liberal and sd'soss-
geous terms. They are authosisst by their charter
(sec. 81 "to make all sad every insurance sPper-
tanning TO life risks Of whatever kisd or natuIe, and
10 receive and execute trusts, make ENDORSEMENTS,
and 10 gran, end purchase snnuitie.." The Cou.
PAW sell annu.ies and endowments, and sct .
trpstees for minors and heiIs. "a
Table Of Premiums required for the Assurance
of XIOO far The mhOIe term of Life.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
PERFUMERY /!

CyCHAFFLE has received . choice as
y sortment from E. RoMssel and j.
Hauel. Perfumers. whose preparations are
eelebra,ed-
Bears Oil Pearl Powder
OK Marrow Fancy Soaps
Bay Water Hair Dye
Cologne Water Shaving Soaps
Curling Fluid &c. &c.
Also general variety Of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles, ,Spectacles, Pencils, Wallets,
Too,hbrushes, Ha;rbrushes. &c. &c.
CIV. SCHAFFLE.
Lewi.burg, MAY ls. ls4s