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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

The Gass Works al Harrisburg have
been commenced, and il is expected they
will he finished and gass introduced during
the coming winter.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO the late firm
n Of Wolfe 8. La,cshe. will please
make payment to either of the subscribers,
on or before the first Of Oct. next, after
which time no further indulgence will be
given. SAMt WOLFE
Iune 40. ls49 ]. g. LAwsRE.
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At the present rate OF increase. the Po,
pulation Of the United States in 1900, will
be lOl ,4Sl. 755 persons.
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TO PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS. g.

COUNT'R MERCHANTS.
nR.J N. KELLER & BRO. most res
u peclluIly solicit attention TO their fresh
stock Of English. French. German. and
american Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Che
meals. Dds. Dte.'nffs, Glassware, Periu-
merry. Patent Medirlnes, Varnl-hes, DC.
Having opened a new stoIe, No s91, Market st,
with a full supply ol fresh Drug, aud Medicines.
we respectfully solicit country dealers to exam
ne our stock before purcha lug elsewhere prom
isia. one and all who may fe.l disposed to ex-
tend t. u ihc,f patronage, I" sell them genuine
ID ugs and ,iedc mes. liberal terms as any
other house in the CIV, and 10 ia,'hiuiy execute
all orders entrusted to ur promptly and with &C.
>piich.
One of the proprie,ors being regular Physl-
clan. affords am 'lr gIIranre OF The genuine
qualify OF al. arI les s,I at t5,lr establishment
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants who NAV wish i" become agents for
Dr.. Eeeiers CehLrated Fan.!!y Medicines.
(siandar aud popular rem edies,) 10 tor~ard their
address
so;lcijins the patronage Of dealers, we respec'>
fully renain.
in keller & Pro Wholesale Druggists,
Iy2Si1 No 29i, Market 81, Fhtiad.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

Louis Napoleon has written letter to
the Emperor OF Russia. congratulating him
on his success against the fiungarians.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-26

The Hon. Mr.. ,ncrof,. late Minister 10
England. and his family returned home in
the Europa. last week.
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A lournryman Wa'chmaker
UANTED IN Le~i.bora, by
w n l. HATFIELD.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS

Tue 4ibany .frgui con-ldrrSihe Br,,
dreih Pills well worthy tie cJuf:eac- #
the ppbIic. Tha, the Prlnclrle on WIN.
rhey cure disease is the same as thai =
Leroy ot Paris and Swcden1ux Of Germ,
nv. That all The variety Of disease p,..
ceed from, or are nearly allied To- d,>orlr,.
of the stomach and bowels, and that b,
using those remedies whIrh restore :.
health these important organs The d,sas..
will vanish. The Grand eth ,ued.c;, -,
profess To carry gu, this inpor,aa' Or,
.iple. We have heard them slrongl; re.
commended.
The gennine pill for sale BY ] HAYES
,ole agent for Lewisburg. I3m273
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Imp0rtant Information!

NOR The difficult respiration and debility
attending diseases Of the Lungs, or
Throa, and Breast. Ih0mson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Hood Naptha has
been found an invaluable remedy. Besides
its power as an Expectorant 10 relieve the
lungs from the accumulated matter which
results from the relaxed state OF the system
in hot weather, il also acts as healing
balm to the liberated parts and strength
ener to the system.
So sa!ulary is tee action of the Syrup
in this respect, that many Of our most
respectable Physicians employ j, in their
practice, and we have daily evidence Of
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly failed.
Prepared only by Angney s Dickson, N
f corner Fifth and Spruce Sls. Philad.
Sold by c. ". Scha6e, Lewishurg.
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laIslT|11,,s,.,,,. 9; z:s|s.s)

The success Of DR.. Tra>k's Magnetic
Ointment in curing Sore Eyes, is proVerb-
ial. Those who are not acquainted Win
IT'S use, will find on each bottle ii pam 'hiet,
containing lull directions.
Agents in L4wi,hurg, thornton & Baker
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UNIVER SITY
;sa E.eyyssbtlTS.

VENHE TRUSTEES Of the University at Lev
z i>burg w"uli respectfully ini'rm lis Patrons
and Friends. mat. III The School under their care
(at Lewi.bur-) the following are the Glasses, sub
jects of S,uiy and Exercises Tor tie current year.
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Democratic ticket.
AssembIy-JoHN CUMMINGS, OF rrnns.
JonS D.MN, Juniaia]
DR.. TRASS'S
Magnetic Ointment:
g,-.51sss gs--..zz * -s.1ss sss5.s-se SXEEFSsE
A;EaXEsEaEk;5:giSs.ksA EaXEEaEk;:gi 4

W hat Young udh wants 10 wear " x
We ali know the value of good head OF
hair. A young man with IA bald head is
SORT of waking caIicature oi his species.
Hence the many various attempts To RENE
dy or conceal the deficiency. Hundreds
of the Young men of this country, after try
ing the thousand and one chemical prepa-
ra,ions and nos,runis for restoring the hair,
are driven the necessity Of wearing viz
practice as i'tlle conducive to Cleanliness
us 1t is dangerous to health !! Now, we hap
pen 10 know from practical eNpericnce. that
Trash's Magnetic Oln'ment Will restore the
halr on bald head, when all other reme-
dies have failed.
Sold in Lewisburg.w wholesale and retail.
bv Thorn,on s. Baker. Price % and 50
cent, per bottle.
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The premiums are less than any other company
and the policie, afford greater advantages. Mar
ried women and female children can insure the
lives Of either husband parent free from the
claims OF creditors. Tables OF half yearly and
quarterly premiums. haif cred; rates Of premium,
shor, terms. joint lives. sur,ivorships, endow
men,- and forms Of application 10 lie hai a,
the Olhce or of the gent.
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..sa 0 r ~ A M 6 NJ 7 a L
ssI YEEEe-
r. s.sEsTsl

The subscriber otiets Tor sale Ornamen-
tai Trees OF every deScripi"n, particularly
The European Linden, aud Pan'o"!a lmP'-
rails. splendid shade tree lately Iirodu-
ced from Japsu, remarkable tor lis rnnr-
nous leaves (>onelipeS two ieet III dlan'-
e'er) aud large clusters ot rose cni"red
flowers, spotted and striped within, emitting
a fragrance Simi ar 20 The Lilac.
Also Fruit trees al every description, such
as grafied Apple trees from I 10 9 II high,
al II TO l5 Ct, each or $40 10 l2.5o per
hundred inorula'cd Peach trees, l24 cis
each. or SO per hundred Pear, Cherry.
Plum. NrctarinP, and Apricot trees n, rea
sunable prires-,,ii ihe varieties warranted
renuine also llpt-hu and Green house
lIanrS, embraran. bearing Orange and Lee
mon trees. .,ngeth, wiih a variety u! Flower
seed, all OF uhi.h hn will sell as low "a
'hey can be purchased il Philadr'rh'a.
II X. NOLL.
Lewisbura, Sept IL, lS49
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and Friends That Ia The School under their care,
lat Lewi.bur.l the following are the Glasses, sub
jects of S,uiy and Exercises Tor tie current year.
Departments and Studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six xCIasses-Exercsed in Spelling. Reading,
Deiiaition. English Grammar, Arithmetic. Geog-
raphy, History L S ~, Penmanshp, and Com
POSITION.
ENGLISH DEPART,iENTof Of the Academy.
The same studies az in the Primary Department
continued in the of large! text books; ami 10
these are added General History, Davies Algebra,
Legendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT of the Academy
Jun. Accdemic Glass. English Language.
Geography, History u. s. A., Latin Grammar
and Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader COM
menced, Arithmetic completed.
Sen. Aco6emic Class. Ene'i-h Language.
General History, Caesar, Virgil, Greek Reader,
Davies Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT..
Freshman Chsss. Livy ,Anabas-, Memorabilia,
Davie-' Legendrc, T,igon 'Deify commenced.
Sophomore Glass. Horace. Odyssey. Select
OIatlons Of Demoshrnes, Lesenllre completed,
Davies surveying and Navigation. Analytical
Geometfy. Biair's Lectures.
J.aiOr CmsS. Demosthenes Oh the Grown.
Greek Tragedy Cicero de Ohiciis, Taciius. Nat
ural Philosophy, Astronomy. logic.
Students in the English Department recite
with those pursuing the same studies in the
Regular Course.
No class in the Regular course, has less than
three daily recitations. All the members of the
school (in three divisions,) are exercised every
Saturday III Reading. Defamation, English Com
position, and Vocal Music.
All the students are required to attend. recu-
arly some religious meeting. Minors are expec.
ted to attend such meetings as are recommended
them by their parents or guaruisns. There are
IN the Borough 10 less than fix places OF public
wor-hip, occupied every Lords Day by as many
different Christian denominations.
Number Of Students.
The number of students during the past year
in the vafou, departments, was lG4. The
number thnt have entered the classes in the Reg
uiar Course for the current year exclusive Of
those in the Enslis.4 and Primary departmental
is as follows:
fnui,y class &
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Dr.. Roses Medicines.

The sub>crlhrr having been appointed
sole a.rn, l"r DR.. Roses Medicines, for
Union coun'v, offers them TO The public
with great confidence as to their ,fii 'acy
and certainty of etiec,ing cures in all cases
Tor " hich iney are desgned A sin. tesr
OILY is required to establish The fact.
Sapi 81 S 5 BARTON
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A CARD.

10 WILLIAM CAMERON, tso.
CIR: We in behalf of .he "Unlon Cam.
~ eron Guard." wish 10 express our I, e.
iinss of deep regard and sincere respect
hich We feel but eau moi express that
we regard the liberia! doni'inn> which you
in your patriotic benev"lcn-e have been
pleased 10 confer upon us ds young mi
tarv Company. Such meiD OF assistance,
coming as they do, when they d }, and from
whom they do, can nn but arouse the
warmeSt feelings OF the heart in any as>o
station OF Ciiizens, AMI particularly Of
Citizen Soldiers aud believe US Sir, the
company that we have the honor OF cnn-
mandng would consider themselves as
Citizen Soldiers (bearias the honorable
and distinguished name they dn) 'censura-
bic of ingra,ilude that would be unpardo-
nabIe in the extreme did they not avail
themselves of some means OF making
known unto YOU their feelings OF respect
and thankfu.Gess. Oar ot'or,s shai! ever
reflect credit and honor upon the naHie ~e
have assumed, and by a course Of pa'il-
otic and honorable conduct, VIZ hope TO he
accounted worthy Of the distinguished Ia
vors SO kindly conferred upon u. Our OBJ
iecl in uniting as we have is TO secord
efforts that are making lhroughou the
length and breadth of our country to pro
,ect and advance the :isng glory Of this
Western Hemisphere.
We have as Soldiers selected the motto,
" our country first, our country last, aud
our country folever;" and We are enc"u'-
aged in this. when we consider tha, we are
regarded with such marked respect. par
iiculariv By YOU, and We feel thai We
skal be Jealous Of the name " Union Cam
cron Guards" whether it be by our reac'-
ful firesideS, or amid the ron hal and
caunon's thunder on the field "i b1I'ir.
Our company's ensign shall. II the sacred
rinh,s oil oar country should demand II,
ike MIra.'s white plume be seen 10 wave
M hs hottest of the battle.
Permit US. Sir. IN conclusion TO tender
vou our thanks. and also our best wishes
that you may enjoy long, peaceful, and
Il happy Ifc.
BY order of the Company
+. \. DoNACHY, 'a'rain.
Henry FuRaAv. Isl Lieut..
F.A. D.XEHuwER, %
Lewi,burg, Sept. Is, ls49.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WE have this day bought at fr''ale
w Sale of ANDREW kE>NrDY, ~ yd,
of carpet, = tables, seiiee, bureau a"a
fa chairs, eigh'-day Clock
co,I stove, | looking glass, and ho@' ahd
that ". have leaned the same during our
oe,sure to the said Kennedy, OF which
the public may take noI'ce
J. s. J. WALLS.
Lewisburg. Sept. 19. 1919
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|R;SsSX XslssiFsSgyss']|

netlc Ointment warrants cure oi THIS
troublesome cGmplaint. in every instance,
If the directions are strictly followed.
For sule by Thornton & Baker. .Lewisb z
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Superior Cooking Stoves.

The subscribers have on hand 'he ttna
kir.Tight Cooking Stove, arranged tor
Wood or Coal. These Stoves are superior
to anything of the kind ever ohrred in The
country, aud will be sold at reasonable
prices. ). " }. "oLrG'
Lewisburg, Sept 10, 1919
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Example: / person aged 30 years next bIth-
day by paying the Company 80 cts would secure
10 bis family or heirs 500 should he die in one
year, or for 90 he secures to them lOOo. or ior
Is 90 snnualIy for seven years he secures to them
$1,000 should he die in seven years. or for ~ 4o
paid yearly during life he secures 1000 to be Paid
when he dies--the insurer securing his own bonus
by the difference in amount Of premium IRON 'hose
charaes bv other Offices. For 40 80 the hrs would
receive 5000 should he die in one year.
PETER CULLEN. President.
F.W RAWLE. Sec'y and Teas.
For further particulars arpiy to
HENRY e. HICKOk.
Agent for Union and affirming counties.
Consulting Physician-WN. HArEs, NJ. y.
Iewisburg, Union Co. Pa. July 81, is4a
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Union County Wing :icket.
Assembly-CoI. Ell SLIF.R.oi Le"isburg
JomN M'LAuGmLiN. luniaia
SberiF-ARcuIBALD THOMAS, of Union
Co.Commissioner-JoHNW WILT,o Hartley
floRL.CHER N.ber'ih
MARTIN, Oi Perry
Audiror-IIrNRY Il BLAIR, of lew'Shurg
Trustees Of Mtil ilnhurg Academy-David
Watson, Samuel Sltzer. john Kline.
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Number OF Students.

The number Of students during the past year
in the vanou, departments, was lGl. The
number that have entered the classes in the Reg
ular Course for the curren, year exclusive of
those in the Ensis.. and Primary departments
is as follows:
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Lewisburg, Sept IL, lS49
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-06-16
AGRICULTURAL.
To Cultivate Marsh Plants

To cultivate marsh plants IN perl'cuon'
NOTHING more is necessary than to supply
,bom witha moderate quantity of their ma"
live soil, placed Immediately around the
roots; and afterwards keep the ground
about them constantly moist
To effect the latter object, place the root
sufficiently deep in the earih' that ""o''
the nock, or crown; is covered there may
bs hollow three or four inches Deep anu
extending foot or more on every side
Then water copiously, and, in addInon' ,
have keg or jar sunk near the roots anu
keen it full, or nearly so, withraln or rlvo'
water. Saturate a strip of coarse wooIe"
cloth nm. ono end at the bottom OF the Keg
with stone upon it, to koePit in its place.
and draw the other oyerthe edge to the roo';
this will act on the same principle as the
sirhon, and furnish a sufficient perpetual
supply of moisture for vigorous growth
Plants that grow in the water require 10
be constantly submerged, for which an ar
tiRciaI pond OF quagmire, in necessary
Nj.
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CON DITIONS.

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, is published
every Saturday morning at TWO DOLLARS per
ahnum, payable half yearly in advance, viz,
Slon subscribing and III upon entering on the
last six months and if not paid according to
the above terms, we shall invariably charge
tDo dOiidrs and dffiy cents.
No subscription taken for shorter period OF
time than six months, nor discontinued until
all arrearages shall have been paid, which
must be one month prior to the expiration OF
the tern agreed for, and failure to thus no.
tify the Editor will be considered new en-.
gagement.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at one
dollar CASH per square (of ii lines or less) for
three times, and twenty five cents persquare
for every sulsequentinsertion Business Cards
inserted at three dollars per annum. A lib.
eral discount made to yearly adver tisers
LETTERS, COMMUNICATIONS, &c, addressed to
the Editor, on business pertaining to the Of
flee must be postpaid, to secure attention.
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sWARTz 4 MESSENGER.
va Me Bloomslnrg Book Slore,

.At the bloomsbury Book Store,
HAVE Just received and offer for sale a large
addition TO their former stock, among
winch may be found Frosts, Taylors, Guernsey 5
and Russells history OF the United States =
Miners history of Wyoming, Goldsmith's & Ack.
erman's Natural History, Rollins Ancient Hsto-
ry Josephus, Sears Pictorial Works, Thiefs
French Revolution, Works Of Thomas Carbs
Russel's history of Greece, Rome, France and
England, Darbys Universal Gazetteer, Army and
Navy of America, Macauleys history Of England,
the works Of Lamb, Byron, Campbell, Montgom.
cry, Cowper, Thompson, Shakespeare, Milton,
Gray, Beadie, Young, Collins, Crabbe, Heber,
Pollock, Burns, Pope, Millman, Keats, Cold.
smith, Mary Hewitt, Mrs. Hemans, and many
others.
Also, Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge,
Bucks Theological Dictionary, Comprehensive
Commentary, Clarks Commentary, Fleetwood's
Life Of Christ, Religious Emhlems and Allego.
res, Pilgrims Progress, Mason5 Farrier. State
Book Of Pennsylvania, Gems of Literature, Curios
| tiles of Nature & Art. Numerous works of the
| Presbyterian Board Of Publication, an assortment
of large and small Bibles, Drawing, Drafting,
Tissue Bill, Writing and Letter Paper, large
stock of Blank Books, Pictures with frames, and
Albums
Also, a choice variety of Gilded hooks, beaut.
fully embellshed for centre tables ana suitable
for presents, German BibIes, Testaments, Prayer
BOOKS, Hymn books, Histories, sc.
School books and Stationary Of all kinds and
descriptions, all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
or School TeachersG the Public generally,
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
| SWARTS & MESSENGER.
| Bloomsbury, May 10, lSl9
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Bloomsburg Academy
]. E. BRADLEY,

J. L. BRADLEY,
win open, in Bloomsbury, on Monday the g'h
day OF AprIl next, a School for
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
"a which instruction will be given IN 80 -"
'1hches usually taught in Academies
Course OF STUDY AND TExT-BooKs.
Junior English Depa.tmem.
Emerson's Spelling Book aud Reader, Bullion's
English Grammar, Parker's Progressive Exercises,
Goodrichs Geography, Russel's History U. 5. A.
Davies Arithmetic, Davies Elementary Geom,
etry, Olmsled's Rud. Of Philosophy and AsIrono'
my
Senior English Department.
Porter's Rhetorical Reader, BuIlon's English
Grammar, Parker's Aids to English Composition,
Blair's Rhetoric, Goodrch's Geography, Russel's
Histories, Lardner's Outlines, Davies Algebra,
Geometry, and Surveying, Olmsted's School Phi
Iosophy, Omsted's School Astronomy, Johnston's
Turner's Chemistry, Woods Botany, Schmucker's
Mental Philosophy Wayland's Moral Science,
Webster's Dictionary.
Classical Department.
l. A + n,
bullion lidlln OIdNlHldlj Dullluh , LdNiH E'C"H
er, Anhon5 Ceasar, Sallust, Virgil, Cicero, Ho'
race .Folsons Lyy, Leverelps Latin Lexicon
G. RE f. X.
| Bullion's Greek Grammar, Bullion's Greek Read
er, Griesbach's n. Testament, Aenophon's Anab-
asIs, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Llddell anG Scott;
Greek Lexicon.
! 1t will be the aim, in this School, to impart to
| the pupils THOROUGH Knowledge OF the
| branches studied, to educate Their minds, to IN
! prove their mOraiS, and thus to prepare them Tor
honorable places in life
Il e r NJ S.
The Academcal year will consist of Al weeks.
| The expense per quarter for tuition and
all contingencies, in the Junior Eng
lsh department, $500
In the Senior English department, $4,2j
In the Classical department, $3.50
03' Good Boarding, in private families can be
obtained at from s. so to So 90 per week.
References,
Col. Joseph Paxton, (Rey Daniel Steck,
Hon. Stephen Baldy, (Rev. Joshua Evans,
Hon, George Mack, (Michae Brobst, Esq.
John McReynolds, Esq.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 2l, 1919.
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KINDS OR FRUT FOR CULTIVATION
We advise our friends to try their orchards
with a variety of fruit trees, whether of APP
pie, pear, or peaches, and after determining
which are best adapted to the soil, let those
ofthe best quality that are found suitable
to the land occupy it almost to the exclus-
ion of the others. There is a wide differ
ance in the production of different trees,
and it is in the nice adaptation of each to its
most suitablite locality, that the profit oI
fruit growing will be found to consist.
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A PPL ETON'S
GREAT CENTRAL
Cheap EoUk store,
l64 Chestnut Street.
Corner Of Seventh, Swaim's BUILDINGS.

Corner of Seventh, Swaim's Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
II NOW ING the wants Of the community III,
IA. Proprietor of this EsrABLIsHMENT hs: fl
ted up store in the most elegant manner, ,h,yin,
due regard to the cCmiort Of his customers. {,
that every. stranger visiting his Book Sl,re, ma,
feel entirely at home.
ills Immense Stock
Of Books is classified according to the yarious De-
pariments OF Literature, so that visitors can fine
the Books they are IN search Of for themselves
Buying his stock for the most part at the .4l,rtiou
SdicS, aud being connected with one OF the Lar.
gest Publishing Houses in this country, beside,
publishing largely himself, enables him to sell
ALL Books at
Lower Prices
than any other house Of a similar character on
tins continent His facilities for the importation
Of Books IRON Europe are uusurI Iasscd, having a
branch OF his Establishment in London, where
orders Of private gentleman are carefully execut,
ed and forwarded to this county by every SrEA.
MER and Packet
A Catalogue.
Of Books with the prices attached is issued GUAR.
lerly, containing Lists Of New Additions made TO
his large collection, which are in all Casses for
sale at the
Lowest Prices
or, from 2j to - per cent, below Publishers Pr-
ces Thus iii buying even few Books, quite a
considerable amount is saved.
As still further
Inducement
to strangers visiting the city, every one who pur-
Ch9gps ono Dpllar's tyorth Of ROOLs uyill ro,oi,.
a copy of the
STRANGER IN PHILADELHIA,an elegant IS mo.
volume, the price of which is 25 cents
o. The limits of an advertisement are too con.
fined to enumerate the prices OF any of the Books
or to give even faint idea Of the IMMENSE An.
vANrAGEs to be derived from purchasing at tho
Great CeHhai Cheap BOOk Store, but LET all
who are in search of Books send for a cataIog,c
and buy the Books they are in want of, and when
in want Of, and when visiting the city, give An
pleton one call, and you will be sure to CAL,
AGAIN
Stationery
in all its branches, furnished at the Tovrs,,
Prices. The HHials of those purchasing 7 %,
ter and Note Paper, neatly stamped in the cor.
ner without charge,
Orders for any article may be sent bv mail 81
dressed to the proprietor, and the directions W,
all cases will be fully carried out, with %,on. -,
punctualty and despatch e'e"'
Orders for Catalogues should be pre.po;J
GEO. s. APPLETON
Bookseller. Publisher, Importer, and
Stationor, l64 Chestnut st cor N'4
Of 7thp Swaim's Buildinr
May u, l540 --3mo,