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"a assortment 90
Val, AMI Winter Goods.


CONSISTING IN part Of a.piccas French mcrnos. Co
.lr-f ff'-I un frlola ul-uucrrs and all kud-ot De-
r,r- ju-S goo l., Florence silks # al. co,ur4 gro de-
Rhine, mGrrcIur. r'I sIlis silk serge. satlu vest
mrs; cherry pink. blue purple and other rul8rpi
-I-us bonnet 'ri'cts Of Oh COLOR p1il jc iainr-
br''Ir mo.1.r "ull, md satin p.7.d-. p1in cash
mrs. Tr.iou= blue and Trssn h1rrar. ~ B-hop
ami Nicfur1 lawns. vO.c thread rlu..- linen. I.I..
and c'rHar r.-'a. ladies' super -fauIu, cuur- d.
lu-.on wrhr- plaid s' and hnc. ,nur cuyut-. trn-
gss, gimp daisy ami Ga nal buttons If every color.
cherry co.urol hrorbr and uncut velvet ribbons blk
Bc.vl"w. roofrI -ju Ii..ghrochr an wool and long
pa, .n" \ H'"ot yonety Of beaver Wi,otwoo,dycj
and French Hr1I3 G'oitg: alec.
Realty Ha'c Cioiijig,
oicy'v description. lnn.iY, and kind such ~ b1n-
yrt, sack beaver ami h.u" pilot cloth over cont:
'1nry rporri cloth priar-ham and tweed -0cE cu0'..
myy'i aTi r"ey cas'i'n"r" pan'si r'a.d,valcncin.
aUi wOliHu velvet vests. ETC.. ,tr Also au rEtcN-
-iyr assortment 81 GUFFS:
From il'fs 20 IS. ssrA a- French cruev. short biz
lynx. vol, snp.rWnuaI Ivry hdie4 h.rrk a1Gm --
o. white conrv mg's The i0rrast and'hpnpu., !r,
OF GeHiy' and Boyy' Winter C1ps
oyer before offered n town. consisting oi boys cloth
'nfnrpU, Albert ub1u, and rHrd caps mems vu-
l.I opera, pu-h f'-, cloth ,s mnlonrko, audIay-
.o- guard cnns Also, on hand md for sale. clonp
for ro-h very larrn and excellent a-sormrur Of
Groceries, Hardware. and Crockcry.
PS-l1d"s arn respectfully invited ro examine
my stock o' GOODS a7 Inducements ro purchase wl.
Poe offered which h1y" never before been presented In
TING place. -u.. adhere 10 my plan announced .-'
puur. 90 sol. goods a7 cia1p a4 'H" cheapest .o.
goo, pay. a,H cool p1y only; and ! would repeat
my ,hou's for the very Liberal pnrunr. I have Pc
c.ycl. Cnqwq. dec I.
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LGTTS. PADDING. etc -lOla'r. best cu'tur
- batting, 3io nnr., and white waUd.nr.
; DID n.-lLLI Nnu Lnr -n-nL " RNANN WYNN
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Il. \. Gtcyljno.
NEW
ClthoEng and Furnishing Store!
MEm cnrlcL Nr.M r.cLLlomc - ~ Nh o .Inrnli


tihc aeir bnh3ace, ~ ai6eor HrpHjlic square
DiIE -uh-crbcrhn- received from the cnst, and lust
opened al tine above stand, what he claims 10 ba
the finest. best and heaviest stock ever opened in
Ouawo Of CLOTHS,
Consumers, S1iHcifs. Igstpgs FlqnHe's rte, etc,
o Ac very attest siy.ca. rom the richest 10 Jhr plain
qualities, which be is selling at prices that posi-
lively as'uTish the natives
Tie has also heavy stock of Ecndy JnGc CiO-
thing. made in the latest fashions, and calculated
tor mems, boys and chdrens wear. lis stock COM
r.l-c~ toHts. Pants end ssfs q al. kinds quai-
ug-, n0drrc"- stocks, cuyut-, gloves, miticIs ho-
sirry, su-pruNrle "'" r,r.
Particular attention paid tomouu0ctur,ng all kinds
of clothing 10 order. under tire supervision Of Mr.
BAILEY, whose experience audSuCc,ss in cGhingu and
making zap with the utmost neamess and despatch
b objectionable Warranted to give satisfaction
~ all cases.
Farmers and Others having their clothing made ut
home will tud II greatly TO their advantage as goods
w. be sold unusually low, lul q tailor will always
he at hand TO cut all kinds of garments in the most
fashionable styles, witLou, extra charges
Ouawa, oct %, l>l--l3 a y STERLING.
INNECoakinr md Police cloth for Ladies' at
L Nuv. TO, 1873. ~rErLlNs's.
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Holm s. n.an0rIbanrI.
New York Clothing Emporium

- "UNt VIItWtW III VsINWt-
I'M suhscriUcS beg leave To rssure the people II
THIS aud NIL The surrounding cuuntirs that thty are
IN The receipt of and just opening IN Eedd.rks block
one door north OF the Posi office, entire Is the largest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09

IINECioakinr md Police cloth for Ladies' at
L Nov. 10, 1873 SrEELlNs's
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Ilc'p your Zee, sIly.
t:liiinInIn t,nt,i.

Nj iLLti = wnfrr proof pi HIr.W..1 rr.w,
vi urlr' Tor Vr.rNuE L'Hh...ui w..,r.nr-t
wntrr, hr sac atlhn Shu" -.1rn u' " ilA-atrr.
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BOOTS and SHOES.


'& go tnEr- mems bpnyv Boots. . fo boys ar.
Youths do, I'D No. mems Np Boots . do wnrrr-nruo
do 'or-1n yrrv loss hv .o.r Eurrgrg N..rrr
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IACnI,iCLN .ICin..

> 10 prs calf hp, and eaoI Boot. hu. hasanI slip.
- !b 20 ch.',cD,' OF every yn.p.y. and inr .n.c
''" - o.' RIANuUI ~ASnlE.
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10 pny>icialls and Nr,,dcnts.

THE subscriber constantly Keeps ou hand .nrg.
\ and ,pc1iI osaorm"utol lir'srai Works, and
olr., lhrm at the mort raa.ouh,n prices.
3D. lusEW hruV, Ir. l.G Lrknst, Chicago
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administrator Notifies.


Ia "ilsIc L'F0bHtV OiITf.
' sNhh regular term Of ile fcouu. Count for
D the couny %. lie sale viii be bella 90 the
hr>t Monday oi.srry month as the office Of the
Probate Justice ia Ottawa. H.G.uOTTON.
SsyiS.1@l7. Pygb .JnJjr,
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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19
kCa:.5sbesrg, Fa.
Wednesday Afternoon, Dec 10.

NOTICE ExTRA.-We have bern paying
visits to many persons 10 this town and
the country adjacent, weekly. for nearly
two ,ears-snd mos, of them have return
ed our calls, promptly, thus keeping up a
II valued acquaintance. There are several
however. ho have never paid us for these
visits, u or sent an equivalent. We are not
over.nlce on mere matters Of etiquette, 5ui
mus, insist that they are hardly dong the
lar thing in the mailer; end unless they
improve in this branch OF business polite
ness, We shall lie compelled 10 make a
final call by PROXY
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

Adjuient Gen. IRWIN, WIN was wounded
in one Of his hands by a ball during Tho
campaign against Mexico, had it extracted
on Thursday Of last week by Dr.H.T.Child
and Prof. Mui'er, OF Philadeladelphi. and
Dr.Thomas Vanvalzah. of this place. The
ball had penetrated between the bones OF
the hand, a'd was so firmly wedged that
the operation was rendered both difficult
and protrac'ed. 1t was. however, success
full, and we are grs.ifed lhs, the Generals
condition is greatly improved, and strong
hopes are entertained that he viii expert
ence very little or no,inconvenience heseaf'-
10 from The painful inficlion he has been
ubiecled LeWis:otpn Gazette.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

finding it impossible to elect Speaker,ad-
iourned at 2 o'clock, ill Monday.
MONDAY, Dec. II, le49.
The House OF Representatives has been
very busy for another whole day in dong
no,hing, although some Of the members
seem to be quite anxious now TO eject
Speaker, if i. is only to sign the drafts on
the Treasury for their pay and mileage.
1, is evident from The past. that the most
of them can only be influenced 10 the per-
:ormance OF their duty through some such
motive as this, aud if The landladies OF
Washington will sco'd terribly about their
board bills. We may probably expect q
Speaker before long. The brokers are
said 10 be shaving some Of them heavily,
and the pocket being tender spot with
politicians, we think we may promise our
readers Speaker and The Presidents
Message before the end OF the week.
All propositions that might have lead to
an election were voted down yesterday,
though the impression seemed TO be last
evening that some Of them will be adopted
and tried to-day. 1t is evident that there
is no use of continuing 10 ballo, without
some arrangemen, being made among par.
ties, out Of the house, and if the members
have aIy desire for an organization, they
should act in the matter Ell once.
The following was the result oi The. ioul
ballots cast yesterday, making fiiy-one
in all,
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Wha, Ear with un Oal in i,.-A quick

What Ear with an Oal in ii.-A quick
sigh'od correspondent 10 the editor OF tho
Londcu Gardeners Chronicle laely sent
an ear of heat " i'll, an Out flower growing
ou, Of il. On pulling the ear 10 pieces,
chafi after chail, the u hea, came swsy and
the orjsir OF he ou, vas laid bare; but its
stalks had turned round the central uxis
0! The car; more ohsff was pulled away,
another turn wss discoved. At last. after
destroying The chail. both above and below,
OF droppCd the cat. Its stalk had twisted
itself round the ear Of wheat when both
were very young they had grown up to-
gether linked IN strict embrace The chaff
of the wheat had completely hidden the
stalk OF the oat, which at last, by some
accident or violence, was snapped from its
paren,, and lelI clinging to ils supporter.
AL traces Of lis origin being hidden. Have
noi such accidents as this led 10 The pos
live assertions lha, one kind Of grain will
change into anolherl Certainly: and
this is one way in which wheat turns TO
chess.-Eng!ish Paper.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19
Foreign News.
Seven DAYS later from Europe.

A Geographic dispatch received from
Berlin announces that the Austrian CabI-
net had made formal protest against the
convocalioB OF the German Parliament at
EIfursi, aud stating that the Austrian gov.
eInmerl had in,lmaied the probability oi
ap armed interference in the at'airs of
Germany.
The same account stated ,hnt The Prus
sian Government had answered Ihe Aus
TRAN dispatch by declaring that Prussia
would MAINTAIN her ri his.
FRAScE.-Ths personal quarrels of the
Legislative Assembly have terminated in
some hall dozen ducis, NJ. Pierre En-
naparre figured IN son,e three or four OF
lhase encounters some CT which have ter
minated Iaially.
Measures for modifying the constitution
are still discussed. Il ls now suggested 10
change The Legislative Assembly into q
constituent body, to be invested wlio the
power Of e.ectins the President, a6d oi
establishing the term Of his o6icr 10 such
period As may obviale the neces-,Iy o. iie-
quen, appeals TO universal suffrage.
TuaKrY.-From Cnns,anlnople We
learn that nothing has lranspred cnicuh-
ted to disturb the previous pacific course
Of events. il is confidently stated thst The
British fee, has orders TO withdraw from
he Dardenclcs.
Nothing further is known relative TO
the whereabouts Of The Hungarian and Po-
lish refugees. Tia Russian Ambassador
has once more been admitted TO an ln'er-
view with the Grand Vizier, aud diplomat
ic intercourse between Russia and the
Porte may be presumed 10 be renewed.
AUSTRIA Austria appears satisfied
with what Turkey has done by transport
lng the Hungarian refugees 10 the interior
Russia AND TURKEy.-Russia DE-
mands ,ha, the Polish refugees he expelled
from the Oiomun Empire, and the Ch'ei'
; imprisoned, without even excepting those
| who have embraced Mahomed du nisu,.
The Sultan received these propositions
! 10 manucr that showed they would no
| be acceded to. A council WIS about 10 b'
convened 10 take them into consideration.
Ths Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
News says tha, letters from Constantine
pie mention that fresh sublscts oi dispute
had srisrn tetween Turkey and Russia
10 consequence OF the energy Of the unllet
diplomacy Of England and France,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

pOn our first page is home article
which We commend to the earnest regard
OF our readers. II contains truth. The re
use enough able men, IN Lewisburg and
The country doing business with it, 10 sus.
lain newspaper which in its appearance
and prof, TO them they can show with
pride against every Country paper in the
State. We have procured the services Of
an Editor who is as capable ol conducting
press as any gentleman nov connecied
with it. He shall be paid for his services
and as the Editor and Printer are sup
ported. thsy will exert themselves for your
benefit. Think of '',ye men Of Lewisburg,
Kelly, and the Bufal es!;;s
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Farmers, stay at Home.

THIS sau.y republic Of America is ar
everlasting 4" great counlr. lat least II
!, shrcwdl, suspected lka, IL "l'l BE-, when
HE b.u..ds are fNed,) and tbs greatness.
,.r vas ness, though a oi graduation
.nd nr,de 10 ourselves. rs naiI"h, is The
very thing .hat has kept The hrmer from
ra7.d i.p, royement in the management oi
his affairs. Laud being more plenty Than
reopie, il is cheap here, 10 comparison WIN
o,h., countries. and rhrrelure the farmer
.e,.es on new land, hirh IS boush' ior
rife. and " hen he has Learly exhausted
a., soil, instead OF attempting TO renew II !,
h., ado,,s what lie considers - oh'aier
course. he sells his iafm for what he can
get, pulls up slakes, and moves away to
conn. o,ber new land, the soil oi which.
..;,Lo., trouble or expense ol manuring,
:. r,ady to bring forth large crops upon
merely receiving lhe seed from the hand.
oi the owner.
Well, this system may have been very
..,l once j, has served 10 Push'aur back
a.men further towards our botder. on
tho crea, ~es,. and thus aid in popping
our ma snihcen, territory, and deveiopns
o,r vas, resources bu, as ii is important
,a., ~e, som, ho~, manage to keep ie"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

hundred and forty-nne, before Jabez Pratt,
ESQ.,. one of the Coroners Of said county,
upou the view of sundry parts Of the body
Of dead man, viz. thorax. kidneys, pelvis,
two ,highs.lefi leg, and sundry bones there
lying dead, BY the oalhs Of Osmyn Brews.
Ter, John L. Andrews, Pearl Martin, Thos.
Restieaux, Lewis Jones, Harem Merrill,
good and lawful men who being charged
end sworn TO inquire for The common
wealth when, how and by what means SAID
dead man came to his death. upon their
oalhs do say tina, they all have been dem
onslra,ed to be parts of one aud The same
person; that those parts oflhe human frame
have been identified and proved 10 10 the
re,uains and part oI the dead body and
limbs Of DR.. George Parkman, late q
citizen Of said Boston aged about 60 years;
that he cams TO his death by violence q,
said Boston on the 23d day of November
last or between The hours OF one and a half
of the clock on the afternoon Of that day,
about which time he entered alive and in
good hcalh into The Massachusetts, Medical
College building situated in North Grove
ST., n said Boston, and the hour of four oil
The clock in the ailer1oon Of The ,hirlieih
day Of November last when portion OF
said remains were ionnd concealed in and
under The departments Of DR.. John Web,
s,er, Of Cambridge, in the county Of Mid
desex, in said College bnl!dng, in which
building the residue of said remains were
aflerward discovered that he was killed in
said College huildius by blow or blows,
wound or wounds inflicted upon him with
some ins,rumen, or weapon TO the Jurors
uni! Gown and by means not yet known to
said Jurors nnd thai said blow or blows
wound or wounds inflicted upon him, and
said means we're used by the hands Of said
Doctor John ebsier. by whom he was
killed.
Ia witness whereof, the said Coroner
and Jurors to this ln1uisiIion, have ae, their
hands and seals, the DAY and year above
said. [Signed by the Jurors.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is

SENArR.-The Senate assembled al IL
o'clock. The Vice President resumed his
seat and called TO order.
The Hon. J. M.f:errien. Of Georgia. of
iered resolution 10 appoint committee
to wait upon the President, and inform him
that the Senate had organised. and was
ready to receive any executive ehmmunic'
a,ion that he nigh, have to transmit
meaning. no doubt. nomina,ione and tIea.
ties.
Mr.. Clay rose and said. that he had in
tended to offer similar proposition. lie
stated that there we're Precedents which
could be adduced in its favor. He procee.
ded to make brief and eloquen, speech in
favor of its adoption; which was, on being
put TO vote, carried.
The committee was appointed by the
chair, when they retired.
!, was :hen proposed tha, the Senate 90
into executive session.
Mr.. Clay supported the motion. bu, init
mated that he should not lead on any sub.
ject.
The motion was carried.
Tho President, it is said. will send in
several communications on Monday, when
the Senate will be in executive session 10
receive them.
House E-TheJournsl vas read as usual.
Nathaniel S. Li,:leheld, Dem.) Of Me-,
offered a resolution, ,ha, the House do not
adjourn to-day. until a choice Of Speaker
bs effected
On mo,ion Of Rob't W Johnston, Dem. }
Of Ark, il was laid on the table.
Preston King, IF. 81 Of N. Y, said thai
i: tho Democratic party would organise for
tbe the elections Of Democratic Speaker,
he believed tina, VIM. Strong, of Pennsyl-
yania could be elected.
The House then proceeded to vote with
,Lo C,,llowipu vesulIS
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important MfOrm0tiOn:/

NOR the difficult; respiration and debility
i attending diseases Of the Lungs, or
Throat and Breast. Th0mson's Conipou1s
Syrup cf Tar and Hood Nop'ha 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 no, weather, it also acts as a healing
balm to the liberated parts and strength
ener TO the system. ~. o-......,
so salu,ary is the action Of the Syrup
in this respect, that many of our most
Physicians employ it in Their
practice, and we have daily evidence ol
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly failed.
. Prepared only by Angney s Dickson, y
F corner Fifth and Spruce SITS. Phiad.
Sold by c. ". Schntqe, Le~isburg.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

There was 223 voaes cast on eaci, bal.
lot. except The last, on which there were
222. Il wli be seen that Mr.. Winthrop
began Il. tall back on tbs fourth ballot,
and that sixteen Of the northern wings vo-
ted for Usgh White, OF New York, whose
name had ju.l been introduced On Tho pre-
viuus ha!ioi. .....
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19
Fever and AGue.

WHAT IS the mode of treatment hes!
w adapted TO the cure Of Fever an'
Agueq 1t has usually been treated os
medical men as disease of Itself. Sirlc'-
Iy speaking i, is mol disease. but syDip'
Tom of disease. It is the resul, OF o.
Ianseneni Of the lirer. Here lies Inc
difficulty, and here is the disease. IL Is
therefore the liver to which the remedy
should be directed. Here the cause exis'S'
and il is the cause which is TO be removed
or q permanen, cure will not be ELECTED
By addressing remedies to the symptoms
we leave the cause. untouched, reaay !"
produce return of the chills and fever on
the first over excriion Of mind or hoG.'
The success OF DR.. Osgoofs India ho'I
gogue ineifecling permanent cures OF SUI" Ie
affections is explained by its well kno" -
obs,ruent effect upon the hillary organs
: limitations are abroad. BE PaItmS;u,X
10 enquire for "Dr. Osgoods lNDi"
For sale BY the sole sgen', J. Seh''g''
3''h h'i''''''
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

TWe have received communication
(which is accidentally misIaid,) highly
complimentary to the concer, Of Mr.. A. B,
WhitIock, Vocalist and Violinlsl. given in
the Town Hall on Monday last. The
writer expresses a desire TO have Mr.. W.
repent the entertainment.
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SERIES FO.l 1850,
TIE HOME JOURNAL,

fin Elegantly PriIe! Family Neus.
Paper.
EDITED BY q. P. MORRIS AND N. P. WILLIS
\ NEW volume of this brilliantly orig
y :nal and peculiar Family Newspaper,
will he issued on the lst OF january next.
New suoserbars cun be Supplied with the
work fran that date, by forwarding two
dollars 10 the Office of publication.
During the past four years The Home
Journal has mel with universal favor al ibe
hands OF all classes OF the community, and
the proprie,ors will spare neither exer,ions
nor expense 10 give such increased value,
interest and altraciiveness 10 The for,hcom.
ing year,as will render it superior in every
respect 10 all the volumes that have prece-
ded II. Besides the original productions
OF the Editors, the Foreign and Domestic
Correspondence OF a large list OF con,ribu.
tors. the spice Of European and American
iNagszlnes, selections from the mos, inter.
esting publications OF the day will frequent
ly be gIveu. Such features as have been
found TO be attractive will be retained. and
new ones added. '.1'he bellies Of our times,
by N. P. Willis "Brief Novels" and "Pi-
guam, stor'es." Sparkling wi, and amusing
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IAN papers Personal sketches of public
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Dies; The fashions and fashionable gossip,
Inc facts and outlines of news The pick
OF Ensiish information and briliancy The
wit, humor and palhos Of the times Is.
says on life, lieriure, society and morals
and the usual variety Of careful choosinss
iro" the wilderness Of English periodical
literature. Criticism and poetry, will s,ai
continue 10 enrich these columns.
As no more copies Of The krs; numbers
Will be printed than the demand absolutely
requires, and as new subscribers generally
desire to begin with the beginaing. ii is ad.
Vlsable to subscribe without delay, to avoid
any DISAPPOINTMENT in The early and
prompt receipt Of the paper. Z 81
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,isnSd every Saturday. a, iO7 Fulton ST..
y. tork' at the very low price Of two dol.
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payable invariabIe IN advance. tf'i |
All letters. remitances and communica.
hon (post.paidl to be addressed TO
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rNo organization Of Congress yet,
and no prospec. of one. II our party (the
independently only had the majority, the
business Of the nation would not thus BE-
neglected and lrampled upon by worthless
aud reckless par.y-bound political aspi-
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

@Il is gratifying 10 see that the Stu.
dents are helping themselves-and being
helped by o,hers-lo good board walk
from Market Street 10 the boardwalk al
ready made upon the College grounds to
Ihe hill. IL -,---------
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ELECTION.
3lfOUl3

v'HE subscribers offer ibe public, at their
L new Brick Foundry, tbs following new
and valuable Stoves: ~
Iron Witch Air-Tigh, Cooking Stoves. With
Brick Oven. .ff. '-n.ri =
Lady Washington Parlor Stove, ..-...-.
Cast Iron Air.Tigh, Parlor Stove, for Wood
sizes. iia't .aIifj0 -'fil 80
Coal Burner for Psrlors-l size. IL inch e,l
inder. -
Louis Air-Tigh, Cast Iron Parlor S,ove-s
sizes. s g sr, .. "a; f'l-u -
Shield Alright Parlor Stove for Wood-e
sizes. :,
Egg Stove-the very hest in use 70, Store.
Offices. Barooms, and Shops. ,r..
The celebrated Genesee Air. Tight Cook Stove.
The Complete Cook sizes. d. -
Also. all kinds Of W ood and Coal Stove,
-Pioughs-Castinas. &c. &c., bae b'o
CHRIST T. ,M'FADDlN. =
Lewisburg. Dec. IL, ls49.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-19

nrThanks to Hon. Jos. Casey for
fayors from Washington-when sent.
p.S. Pub. Doc" reed from Hon. J.
Casey. ~f