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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

"lt is not often we find so much OF
quiet humor-as we'll as stern truth-in
any account of political meetings, as in the
following from the Elmira Republican. 1t
is nfficial." and of course true. MANY
''large and enthusiastic meetings" have
not even had "wi'ness" to verify their
proceedings, as did the jolly trio below.
Enthusiastic Wing Caucus.-At the
whig Caucus held a, the Mansion House
last evening, according 10 previous nolIce,
there were presen, Charles W. Dunn, who
was elected Chairman, G. G. Fairman,
who was appointed Secretary.snd William
Polleys, who constituted the masses ,
IL is due 10 the occasion 10 state further
that Col. Vim. B. Judson was presen, in
the room. and kindly volunteered his ser.
vices as Uifness in case the regularity Of
the caucus should hereafter be called in
question.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated, the caucus proceeded 10 the election
of Delegates. The following persons were
unanimously selected : to wl'-Charles
w. Dunn, Silas Haigh'. Washington
Thurman, Miles CovelI. e. G. Fairman.
Wm. P. Conkle, Erastus Goodrich, f.
p Brooks, and Truman Fasseu.
Resolved. That the thanks Of this meet
ing be tended to the Chairman for the able
discharge Of his duries. c. W. DUNN,
Chairman.
"CHAELEs G.. FAIRMAN, Sec'y."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Letter from MIR. Gamble.

JERSEY SHORE. Sept. l3, le49.
r. E. Smith, W. e. Webb, and Levi Bige-
low, E>quires.
Gentlemen Il have the honor to &C.
knowledge the receipt Of your letter Of the
4th instant. propounding to me the follow
ing questions,in pursuance of your appoint.
ment as Committee for that purpose. by
a meeting Of" Free Soil Democrats held
at Tioga on the Sd Of September, instant.
However reluctant feel to give public.
ity to my "views" upon subject SO Tor.
eign and distinct from the duties and func.
tions of the office for which have the
honor to be the candidate of the democratic
party, l can not, nevertheless, decline to
answer questions emanating from, and
deemed important by so respectable pub
lie meeting Of my fellow citizens.
To the first question. namely, What
are your views in relation to the Consttu-
rional powers Of Congress to prohibi, S'a-
very in the territories belonging 10 the
United Staies,' answer that in my hum.
BILE judgment, Congress possesses such
Constitutional power.
To the second question, namely. "lf you
believe Congress possesses the requisite
authority for that purpose. are you in favor
of the passage Of an act extending TO all
such territories the principles of the Ordi-
nance of l7S7,"I answer that EN- in
favor Of the passage OF such an act, or the
adoption OF ally other constitutional mca-
SURF, deemed necessary. in order to prohibit
The further extension of human sla very.
With sentiments Of the highest respect,
| remain your obedent servant,
JOHN A. GAMBLE.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Gammon.-A stump orator who wished
to gammon some Germans just previous
10 an election in order TO obtain their votes,
observed that though re was not a German
himself he had brother who was TeM0rk.
oblv fond Of German sausages.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Gutta Percha Tubes are now laid down,
in some English churches. from the pulpit
10 the pews Of deaf persons. BY which they
are enabled to hear the preacher.-Eng.
ish Paper.
All that is now needed is guita percha
contrivance to reach the consciences Of
sinners.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

A Neat Cook.-We have heard Of a
lady who was SO very particularly neat,
that she would always nicely wash her
eggs before she broke them into the pan to
frv, and was always particularly careful.
moreover.'o spi, in the pan to see if the ia,
was hot enough to fry them. Now this, we
think, is being iee,ie too PARTICULAR.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Comp'imen'ary.-Mr. VIM. B. Taylor.
Chief Clerk in the New York Post Office,
has been presented by number of mer.
chants OF that city with three pieces Of sill.
yer plate. Mr.. Taylor has been connected
with the post office Of New York nearly
thirty years.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

The conferees who nominated Mr.. Pack
er for the State Senate in the Lycoming
district, adopted resolution instructng
him, in case Of his election, to supper, the
Hon. George w. Woodward for the U.
8. Senate.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Polar Bear Shot.-An immense white
or polar bear was recently shot BY the cap
tain and crew Of fishing vessel ON the
North eastern Coast Of Labrador. He mca.
sured Is feet and weighed $500 pounds.
The skin was taken to Halifax to be stuffed.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

"THE PREss.-lr er presses truth, re.
presses error, im-presses knowledge. and
op-rresses uone." We thought this too
good to be s'p pressed, and therefore pub
IiSh n
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

ANAeRAM.-The following vas found
among the manuscripts Of William Oldys.
by his executors
am word and WILL An friend to yon:
And one friend ON IL worth an hundred new."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Iii q ma Kim with the Jews, "lhai he
who did not bring up his son 70 some hon.
est calling BROUGHT him TN a thief"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Free-S0il Advancing !

Mr.. FULLER. the Wing nominee for
Canal Commissioner, has advocated the
Free-soii principle from the start. 1t will
be seen by the following frank avowals,
that the Democratic nominee holds similar
views. without the mysticism and 'alGand.
'alf sbirklng Of the question manifested by
the Pttsburg resolution on the subject.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Why is it New Englanders always
answer a question by asking one in re-
turn!' "Du they? was Jona,han's
reply.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Ills education forms The common mind,
LIZ Ii. .h<, s.ol,.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
- RI .I.e NsNsrs Dsly Affsfisef-
san FzASCfscO. March /. Ia.

friend Of the suthor b. the Neaoa,s Daily ld.ts In
which psper IL appeared On Thursday
Corr-.yos3.ac. of 10 Ss~.n D.ay Asssr..r
san FzASCrscO. March I. l-iy.
Happening 10 ~ the counting Of Messrs ar<ey,
Jsnon Co am Informed Of vessel % Aazat! Al toe
mall for which will close In an hour. avail myself
therefore OF the opportunity % We hurreoy snd very
briefly Ay lab0rs have been uninterruct since ny
arrival here from the Islands and tsve cun,inued -
have flu cOugreg CATION ;he sabbath. There u GER
tsniy 90 reason . comp ain n my reception ~ he7t
ment here by the comm unity. Athouga ~@ have 10
church Crg4nzatiOn a. Ut, nave ~ ycf ny Apy,r
priste lsbOrs here vastly more than ever ~ loe
In addition 20 t~O regular sernons caen S4yDa| A.
lecture Wednesday evening. nave sisD lvt t"o
months pas, preached Ons IN Hawaiian or 7t1Daih a.
terDoon. beside lecturDg repeat-oy on lemPeiaheei
and have orgsnzcd TeuPefAnce 5pclety oi nearly
20 members The monthly concert s slso observed,
and we have once ee~bra,d The LOrds supper having
twelve communicate
Hi,herto have had the abOring alone but kind
Providence has lst seat two more iaoorefs into The
held The long yected steamer California arrived
Yesterday morning bringing. among other pssseD gers
several Ministers Oae Rev. Mr. Wiley. went on shore
Monterey last week HIS associate On toe service Of
the Home Missionary -ociety) Rev Mr.. Doug as Is
here aud took my bed sst ngnti taking the i1or for
the town Is really crowded fan and Overlooking The
other tvO clergymen remained on DOafd-ftsv mr.
WOoooridge from Long lsaDd srni out By the Assem-
b.ys Board and Rev nf. Wheeler (snd lsdyJ late oi
Jersey City belonging b. the Baptist Church.
To-morrov I shall sccOmpany Mr. Douglass % the
Pueblo DE- San Jose about 81 mills south Of this. he
was 20 be stationed here but finding on The ground
goes there where probably support can bs inme-
disiely raised for him by the residents. hr Wood
bridge will probably sorewbefe 70 the North last
up the golden ike the appearance oi al the
brethren aud shall render them suy aid ia my pD~ef
10 locss AdvaDtsgeOusy a. possible. We gave toe n
a cordial welcome, and did them hearty God speed
The country IL likely 10 M up rapidly. Probably
100 passengers have arrived within fortnight We
the excitement 10 the States very great and that
both across the CODiDeDt hy the lsthmUs and around
the Cape, great numbers are aOckDg hither. Bot
lrss he raj reeg
creses New discoveries Of the precious dust are con
stsoty beisg made and The children are still ~ tn
Islands but look Tor them during this month and -
pect tO have fnished for than small house no" H.
progress Lumber Is oaly 500 per 100 feet ! 70
ceved letters by way Of the lssncs da, d Sept 80 but
nons By the steamer. The Ca iiOrns will not be able
soon for tbs want Of coal She does nDt 20
~ Oregon. Ia great hasfe,
4 DWIGHT HUNT.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
n,Nnk SION .nnn.-The Commission

I DAN or sIOO,OOO.-The Commissioners Of he
CsnA Fuud by virtue of the AcI enuucd "An act 10 r7-
ancn for damages oa The Csass prot 10 June
1875" pSss@d Aprli Si9 hereby gNe notice hat sea Cd
proposals viii be received Mond ~ the Sh DAY ~ pm
nj Al II of thst day lr Os1 of ou- huh
dr huuss' Tor ch IScserahie Ger un siu- oi
s,s vii be The ~ he people o 1e Ssle ~
Ns1York bearing interest 81 he rate OF slt per cent per
"a nm psyabs quarter ard The pDcpa reluoorsshe on
h- r,. day oi JAY 1854 The proposals NAV be ior net
hole or Sny psfl Of ssd losu nO ess hsn coo The pro
p,.ss 10 he o. ea I'd tIcoised Lcsn 1r ne PAY men
of damages 90 The car ais lroI 10 Jupr ete ana 20
e,ed o An epyelop directed 10 fSncis kIkges Aae-
t,r OF the CarA Department A. Albany fsoh ProposA 70
n- distinct The rate of premium offered oI ne stet "
The sum Of monev hat vii paid FOR each ~ o s'oct
The scdress Of The psrson or persons mHlng nc f
PDssl Tos viii oe required 10 De pa - @ .ae -
GAY of NAV next by deposit 10 ire credll OF ne
~ he State OF New Nort sccounl OF me Sal fsn 70
N. Nscosusn Compsny New YofG or toe New ! Sk s.'s
htnt, Aoa1y Toe 90 te ssc sieck VIII - psl
Q24reiy Al ne Manhattan Compsny, 10 NE Shy o. N7~
lofk. or me New Nofs S;ste Bsnk m Ansny - ~ no1
ere shA prefer The Commissioners OF ne Csna fano re
serve he liberty 10 tAke less ,hs ofers are no
sach - IN ;h-f opinion are stvsnIs 10 the interests OF
/ ~ he Stale
GsoRGE " PATTERSON. Lieut. Governor
/ ChkiSVOPHEk MORGAN. Sec'y Of SgA.e.
| WASHINGTON HUNT. Csauollrr.
| ALNAh HUNT, Treasurer
| AMBROSE L. JORDAN, Attorrey Geuersl
| Csusl DSpStmenL Albany, April IS lstS. sl6sx
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

(ALTFUNNIA TsFs y a. J fTlI7 las'I ~ F'V-
mluu. juan tNDhh ODD -
p Mefchsu.' Exchsnge HsuOver-st y. Y.
JonN McCovB, " d. Medicsi Examiner le5 Duane s
Al6 3mMW&S
4. .NICKEftBOCkKK FIRE INSURANCE COM
N PANY or NEW-YORk, ofhce "a Wslst-Cspiih
s23G1n Originally Incorporated 10 l7B-Ths COMPANY
continue, 10 uaure sgans Osr and damsge by ire on The
lOsl favorable its operations are conhnrd cmeny "
the Ciiy of NsN-YOfk and s immediate proximity Al
losses Al usisi a1d paid with prOmptnes aoc hbefalJ
DiEEcToEs.
8eofRe Ireland John OOihoui, George Afcularins,
RohsTt RensDn John CanpteN George Conkin,
Joshua Rush Roben l. Stuart John Gray
Henry Eilsworlh Edward Coof, Asher hleJ
Anthony Lsmb, Adam N0rrie kopen hefmit
Sent De Forest, Wlilsm Tucker, Chat i keV-n,p
ANTONY Chsrdon. Dev'isC ismersley, "lism Browning
Alex La-rerce, william y Dean ~
GEORGE IRELAND, President.
MCDONALD. Secretary ON
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

f1p!slteD5 No on Freierrco Ssocs ard Divideod on
OlA stork The Hcussicnie Rsirosc Company de-
sared he following eiv.aenes Psyso!e "veFay Al The
Nmes specified 81 -. ~, -.
.srrus civdeaa q 81 per sass Psysole on AID aAe'
th@ no of Apfinsxi -. -
Dv;Aeca 20 Ter cent 90 Ot Slocs Or - Per snare pay
.hi- IN a. af,-r iha 1t ~ Nay nrXt
Ho5ar. of Siock registered 81 Nrw lofk VII b psc
s,.,S.s - R.,s,on Al he of,e OF } ThAyrg sroso
- s.5t 40 sii oSegs a. ne CAGE OF he Company u
BncxenOft -. 4 =. -.
f-sn, th- 81 10 ~. lttA - April eoih irclutlve.
r. Transfer coks q ne o. sack Ill - cosea INt
w - Il NICHOLS. TreaFrrer.
Brslsspors. March s., is4s. a. A"AsA1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
10000 BOTTLES NEARLY or
DR. DEWITT @ KELLInGERJS LINIrd EMIT

N-HAEE BEEN SOLD without Il 10
Iswafrsntsd IN al eradicate pains ~ every
nature and heal all manner Of sores and bruises
ll Is pat ap 10 large bottles s mild fragrant and agreeable
The very small quantity required 10 be taken renders ten
times cheaper thsn any Oh-r article 10 the As
plain and convincing proof " he above Il csussd hO
sands u me beat and sk1 10 he country to ley
down s oher remedies sed by ih-m from 80 90 years
aud tts great remedy al required
best ard cheapest be fOund-smOng whom prDud
Of he hOrOr Of referring Hon N n Gdnn-lL Hon 4
CNmaD, Hon KoDer. II. Morris, Mr.. William l. Morris
G0y. Morris, Mr. James R.lhgate. 10 eOnunusaon w-
have irTags COsiars, LyiagstOns, HamilOus Jane
Depoes, Raes, LudlOss Bfadhursu. Lori. .rds
ScbermsfbOrns &c. &c 10 snor niaeeuhs Of he ellie u
He~ fors and many othef ciiirs prOrource - existing
-Onder Of ihs age Among ne 1of1s brightest most *
pereac.c norsemen, have Hiram Woodruff William
heelsn, Geo. Spe-r Broth-rs A. COnEhn, d Bf,snt
James bey1ns, acOb 5cmenDcgke willard l. Reid sauf
Sazu-, Wm- SPARKS. Wm COwGn- n B.-Ifsny FATHER
prof were Deeessary will add that Is bT every
prcip. Esss Inc be Harlem rosd snd many other srgs
Companies be Bulls lead spd bJ all the principal avery
aod exchange stables hrOGx bout he oily and eosuy
-rs4y To D. lad s.Ssys secplne ~ > lSOERSOLL 4
BROTHER, Wholesale Druggists, - Pesrl-st " The
proprietor who car b ~ De cocusl ckptt Tat
eTs4s rs Broadway al al hours to ne dsy
lad a. Q1imDys fancy store, % BfOscV.y e. ths
Harlem Railroad Ofices; A. hesgs h.,mer Hsys Co
- Pesr-st and most o. tn- wholesale sadd.ers and
iruExiss together with many wholesale ard r-. Erocers
throughout ihe " snd country geoersy-s 81 cel 81
per cczeu 81 per srocr zfoc7 81 per KrOcs Cash
sg-cces can be had 10 81 paris O the world By sdysncng
oce-lf1fc cssh Letters muft pe pad u.30 As~3m
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
iEw-YoRK AND GEEEnWooI

rx--asss LINE OF STAGES. from Tho foot Of
Il Whiiehsst NewYofk Stage fare only
81 cents
Passengers wishing vist Greenwood ssve the foot
Of Whiiebas where stsges from oil parts of tho City Of
hewY0rG censef) By the HsmtOnayenue Ferry South
Brooklyn and be TAKEN - the Green Cem@ery Gate
.he above line Of hrstczss aud viii fld
the shortest cheapest and peasani r0ul- Greenwood
CARLOS GAME co.
South RrooIIYn. AprIl 1919 s3 3nlt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
CALIFORNIA.

>sSss FOR sAN FRANCI-CO, csLlFOR-
4-ElN NlA-Th- Bnnsh steamship UNICORN, 90
tons burden, vii saA from Jersey City 0c
MONDAY, Apul 15, al y O'Clock.
For RIO Jsa-rO ........s-oo -
For Valparaiso ......... 800 - 10
For ssn Trsnri.ro.... 80 80 so
An experienced surgeon vii accompany his vessel
For passage sppy 10 CuNARD, Jf g Broadway.
ftc UNICORN bss double erginss. tEd new boilers 10
GLASGOW in April as Is COW urd-rg0l0g thorough rent
aad ior cs1n and seersss VII DO very comfortable snd
W-l yeniat-d sl9l
rS-@z SAN FRANCISCO via CHAGRE-,
6r[rN "a MAY -Tn- rev and splencii steamship
~CREsS INT CITY, 800 t0ls Durd-n Charles
stO1dsrt Master vii ssve f9r Chsgres direct from her
dork a. Pier y & saturday. l5-a " Nay, a. ociocE
Psss-ng gers By ths vii reach Psname 10 s i1r
he L 4, Pscifc NAL s.eAner d J1ce
Passags 10 nc Ailrf osloon. --......s..s....tl
Pussgs 10 m Forward sal O1............... ll5
PassA. 10 ne Lower Cabn.............-.... le0
Psssage 20 lh- cf--fAge... %
Fr-g-f s0ccs. per c-nI fnerchsnfse, 70 cecs per
oi Eight cubic i-- " baggage allowed each cabin pas
cubic feet Each s.eefs2e pssserger No pas
sage secured pad FOR Aay person remung oce
nsk = ts y pEssage-nocey can secure oerll
fJr week. For ,reix pssszge, Apply %
ssi }. HOWARD Z tOH y sJu;h-s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
F-T sxssz4zu1 ItAMAPO AND PATTERSON,
~ PiTERsoN AND HUDSON RIVER

hAlLhOhDS Lar hroS ihhiNo
will leave Jersey City tho depot Of the Paterson and
Hudson River Rsilroad Ibs ARRIVAL Of tho Ferry Boat
which
LEAVES NEW-YORK, foot Of Codlandst al 3 O'clock
AN aud O'Clock and arrive At suferns Depot on tho
Ene Railroad la time the trains from ihe bOat via
Pierm0nt whicn leaves New York al O'Clock AN and
O'Clock NJ
RETURNING will leave susern's the arrival Of the
trains which lesve Port Jerys st6 o'clock NJ. and
o'clock N arriving Al Ne~YOTk, foot of Cortland q.
Al 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock NJ The sboye trains III
stop the following places only Bergen, AquacsanoDt'
Paterson, Rocs Road, HOhokUs. snd Rams.y's
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS viii lsave Suferns at ~
O'Clock An and New York ats O'Clock NJ. stopping To
receive sDd deliver freight and passengers VI Tho following
pisces Wsnmaker's. WesleryelVs Ramseys Ahednale
nohOkus, Cock inylle Rock Road Van Bafconis Pals
son, AguAcksnocs, Boiling Spring, Bergen
PATERSON RAILROAD AD-AsRAsGEMESr-
Leave Paterson Depot at 3 O'Clock An, lli AN and
O'Clock p NJ
Leave New-Yort at O'Clock, AM i2i O'Clock, Pm S
O'Clock, PM.
On sundays lesve Paterson Dep't O'Clock, NJ and
4 O'Clock PM. L-syo New York Al O'Clock, AM 5 NJ
Personal baggage taken from and delivered al tho office,
Is Cortland s N Y. free Of charge Passengers
quesed be The Ferry few minutes before The hours
Of staring mi II
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

HENCEL-IoK STRAW HAT PRESSING
~ ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The Subscribed, ,hieachef snd
presser Of lsdi-s snd grrurmcrs sifaS hais prss
va announce the trs11 generally arc d sn-
puoic hist he yr,parri 10 DO wofs 10 nf ine 10 an
rrce-d BY he business snd a. ne sae lir
with promouoss ana dispatch nis esiso ostnenL Norm
vi lsmst between ChsihAm s0d Frankfort Dofin SIDE
Halls received a. Mr. Psgunsors sore rfli broadSsy F
srs Eaf-s store 40 f0grh So. VI beft I, - A - q
"a I'M. CHARLEs n BERRY
sU FA-HIONABLE HAT--Jgn nnlsh7d, ne
uoss p-ndid srce Ocsr-t, eegsni fr-nen sf
nsGs 81 TIE price of -. usually SOD Tor - Aaso'
a. srucl- a. g. 81 arc :. ZS-r-ai 5sis a. "
as lurs Brown q CAnsi-st
sU SPRING FASHION Islg NON k.ADf-
AL Unsurpats-d By ary msruisc1fsd In 1ns ef lof -
ssrc- t1rabil.y chespres - ne O-e prlce ts9fr'
rs C.rsls Every tr,i-s ssrrsnrd giy- ssts'scor
--s a-- " KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
q To LEasE-For ihrss or Ave year, sud posses

IN TU IEAsE-For hree or Ave year., and posses
- son given 90 the fret day Of May next The lale resi-
E2 cepc- Of Gen Pierre Van COriAndL situated about
IA miles rom ne Hudson River Railroad Depot 10 Pe-hs
al. Westchsstef Comfy and mies from an Cou andEs
D1rk The undersigned viii lease the mansion house uf
,.i.hsd With he house will hs let extensive garden
I'M. avn and a. Insny oubuidngs - The ocegpsot may
require such ss csrrasehouse, stables icrhoaso and
amor house Other lands NJ 4cert 10 ne premises VII
be 81 n required des rsbie private country real
sene- cannot be found he Hudson River The house
.bogh not of modern Architecture of hose sga
.sna at double houses erected for comfort Win airy
rors and ell tbs Necessary spperfages 20 r-udef des
rabs spd couy-ni-ns The occupant All lnfomAu0u as
10 terms. Gc msy he obtained from
PIERRE VAN CORTLANDT. sing-si,g or
Nm IA BROWN, Custom House. n Y
Al.o 10 -t The spacious new Hotel Red UOoE Point, A.
he entrance ihe Highlands, vinn mile OF me Wuase
- P--s.tul Anpy above 80 "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
DRY GOODS.

V,O RLADIE~-PETER ROBERTS, 575 Broad
L WAY respectfully invites stcs wishing he cy, ~ m
spec. hs ssocK of Emeroit--iss and Lace Goods Toe
following comprises few Lace CAg-s, saencers scaffs
Berries NAenci-ne Collars snd GUS go emofoldrfec
ulsln Ch-uissts trmnec Slih thr-st ace, 81 - % :
very rich ~ors.-t D., ios so dozen hemsueh
HdSf.. from I'd u2 embroidered do from = up ~
coxen sheer s~n from 70, isce and mls1n koh-s
from 3 Iufsus Robes. ASS ard Caps - rch nglred
black Sels for shsws znL msnuias Na4onc.eus, kogsh
A-d Srench Lsres Husln Trimmings src Bands Altiins
Ant Hosiery 6o oresb'ss ags ron i upward A. lm
ELNDk MILLS BROWN DRILLS inches
Awice A super0f Srlc7 o! h7avy brown dnllnss,
,liisble f1r expor. for Iss by ( y HARRIS
o. 4 ~ Exchanze-p.sce.
INDIGO BtUn DRILLS cs'es slark Nils oue
cnirg q he grnsive - flsi received Fot
ss-e by lsis1 NEsSlTH co 5o and > P.ne-st
NIOU~sEIINE DIX LANES ossrs American
vi muusselnc O. Ia black arc de coors Tor SAFE
BY lslsl NESMlrd co 81 sod 52 Piner
fNOLURkD CAubRIC~-9o esses ssscfiea hs
- 40 tsIk cuofs k1d n.scEs, Tor sac ~
ais NEsMiTH CO 50 ard > Pnesi
1ItRINU CA-~IukRE~-2' cases % sAe luoss sf-
vi rr5y-t shades snd uirmres f0r sac BY
AZ NEsMiTh CO 81 ard g Pinest
ISuItsO RIIk DRIIl.--R-c-ivod ard Tor sAe
bv I.4 u 4 HARRlS. - Ercnsns--1'sr-
t1IIk DKILLING--~sfr sfrsnied lnciso Dy-- For
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NFw YORK ELIZABgTBrOwS sOgERyILLg EAsTOS
TT rHHaaI ELlZABETHTOWNA som.

f*0 gfsS>-aK~ EHF ILIt hAILKDAD bUMMEE A
EAsGEMEsTs--CO Commencing April 2,
l8t9The extension OF the Railroad from Bonneville 10
White House 90 mies) opened for travel reducing the
staging Esson and The terminus Of the Road 10 -
miles PAsESCER TEAfss UP-Leaye New. YOfk by
Pier No North River at O'Clock A NJ ard pm
Leave NevYorE by New-Jersey Railroad foot Of COrl
land,t At 3 A snd Pm PAssESCER TRAINS Down
Leave White HCuse. A. 81 O'Clock n and 4 sOm 4 ~ ,
North Branch. 81 40m M aod SON NJ sOnlsryie,
a. som NJ ana 5m NJ. Bound Brook al 5m.
AN and u r VI Psintsd al 1)n A NJ and 40rn
2 " Weslteld AZ 81 A NJ and NJ EiizsbethtO~n al
u An and 81 N The freight train win passenger
susch-dl will l-aye White House Al "A ~ soner.
vile q A N, PAinhed 81 A N. and Elzabslhp port, by
steamboat al y AN. RgTUEEsC-WiI lsayo New
Yofs, by steamboat, Pier No North Risef, A. p NJ.
Passengers for Esst0n, WIsssbsre, Allentown msuch
Chunk. Pa aLd for Fsmlr zon Clinton, JscksOnve 4r
n vill take the O'cOek rsr from New Yoft IS n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
-. EmIGRAnTs AND ~ ~ 3


d LEIGH CO.'S Line. Wes-si-R n HINDEs L
co forward psasslsers dsny BY The shove welLsnoWn
hno 70 PIsburgh, Cincinns LOu!sve Aod 81 Io.s ard
all psfls Of the e-iefn county. The are Of the bs
ard of large egtt wheeled passenger Tho 81
ve srzSs' and most comfortable Kind They also csrrys
n1 lowest rates snd narf every ndueemen 10 pas.en
wishing 70 navel cbeapiy safely sDd expediuOu.lf -
binaes Co Also frvAfd BY tho Packet Line 10 P,bush
NE ony peft-s s1L0nLed In his city 10 sstd by that Ds
a. ineo1 HTNDH2 4 Co 1'W--,.1
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"a rirh eo.0fs sn1 Tupenor snsery. Prc- - 70 s.
- sOcTrg blrcs be- ul so1g Farcy ages 0l Al
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