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70 PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS. &
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

COUNIh MGnCx10NGS S'
|DR.J.N N. KELLER & BRO. most res.
|D pecifnIIy solicit attention 10 their fresh
stock Of English. French. German. and
.american Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Che
micals. Oils, Dyestuffs, Glassware, PERU.
merry, Patent Medicines. Vsrnisbes. &c.
Having opened new store, No s9a, Market st.
with full supply Of fresh D,ugs and Medicines.
~e respectfully solicit country dealers 70 exam.
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. prom
ising one and sll who may feel disposed to sx-
tend to Us their patronage. to cell them genuine
Drugs and Medicines. on o liberal terms - any
other house in the City, and to faithfully execute
all orders entrusted 70 us promptly and with de.
spa'ch.
One Of the proprie,ors being q regular Physi-
clan. affords ample guarantee Of the genuine
quality Of oil articles sold at their establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants. who may wish 10 brcome agents for
Dr.. KeeIer. Celebrated Family Medicines.
(standarI aud popular remsd'ss,) to forward their
sdjress.
Soliciting the patronage ofdsalsr', we respre'>
fuily remain.
IN. keller & BRO, Wholesale Drugsists.
Iy2s41 No 294, Market ST.. PhiLad.
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G 0 A l.,
COAL, Coal.

THE subscriber has on hand and is
i now receiving from Pitiston and Sha.
mokin, Best Foundry,
Lump, Broken,
Nut, and Pea
COAGI-which will be disposed Of on
reasonable terms.
June, 40. l.G. LAWSHE.
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NHE lkCSl EES OF tne InSeIsuy ~ ho"
i.burg would respectfully inform iss PssIons
aud Friends. that. in the School under their care,
(st Le~i-urg) the follow ing the Glasses. Sub.
jects Of Study and Exercises Tor the current year.
Departments and Studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six CIas-es-Exercisrd in Spelling. Reading.
Defoi,ioll. English Grammar, Arithmetic. GsoE-
raphy, History u 5. A., Psn,nsnship, and Com.
position.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Of the academy.
The came studies a. in the Primary Department
{. n,inusd in the Of larger text b"oks; aud 70
these are ajdei General History, Davies Algebra.
Legendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT Of the Academy
Jun. Academic CLass. English Language.
Geography. History U. 8. A.. Latin Grammar
and Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader com
menosd. Arithmetic completed.
Sen. Academic CIass. English Language.
General History, Cesar, Virgil. Greek Reader.
Dsvies' Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshrnan CIass. I.ivy. .Anabssis, Memorabilia.
Davies Lesendre, Trison ,metry commenced.
Sophomore Class. Horace. Odyssey. SeIeet
Citations Of Demos,henes L-senJre completed.
Davies Surveying and Navigation. Analytical
Geometry, Blair's Lectures.
Junior Cka,s. Demos,henes on the Crown.
Greek Tragedy. Cicero de OAiciis. Tscisus. Nat
ural Philosophy, Astronomy. Logic.
Students 10 the English Department ,eeits
with thos- pursuing the same studies in the
Regular Course.
No class in the Regular course. has less than
three daily reci,stions. All the members Of the
school (in three divisi"ns.) are exercised every
Saturday in Reading, Defamation, English Com
position, and Vocsl' Music.
All the students sre required to attend. regu-
lsrly, some religious meeting. Minors are expee.
ted To attend such meetings a. sre recommended
TO them by their parents or guardians. There are
in the Borough no less than Fix plsces Of public
worship, occupied every Lords Day By a. many
different Christian denominations.
Number Of Students.
The number of students during the past year
in the various departments was 16l. The
humber ilat have entered the classes in the Reg
ular Course for The curren, year (sxclusive Of
those in the Ensil.h aud Primary departmental
is - follnws:
coLLkaE-Juniar class
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GENTLEMEN'S Fancy Goods, Vest
" ings, Cloths. Cassimeres, and Sum
mer Goods in general. a.
{. r. Bo~s,' Chesp S'cre.
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TRICKS OF QUACKs.

Is1 EvERYBopY READ rHIs CAREYrlLr-ra.r . .
c+ssnaI,ii, tor sale in tIe different called
Town-ruis SarsapaTI.a Il u advertised a. ths OElGt
S, GENUINE aud all tnsi. Tlis Townsend q doe..
nj oryer was but formerly worker % raroajs
and The ilseye he aesurD-s the iit!s OF Docor ssg
,,,,-, Of gaining credit for what he -no. IL ays -
b,s attended two metcs schools and pseced fo- dhss.
Nny the ruth Is he never pIact.ced nsica.
a. -, his he. Such rcilfui, p~icksd Sfee.ns..oa
LIKE bad 20 character and ver~ri;s OF the mar visa
-. vinr,rrly he had never made InDe stl,erers cf h
-, or ~ ms. When wall .it 70 be honest and ry.
mi in all their dealings and Inerc"urs- With her .sos
w. He applied Ruei Capp 20 ass hi. IN
sr,p,ins nj, mixure. sialIs the large he wogi
- .s ,n inLucefnent embark la The BUSINESS Thss
% bave Leen ,rsuing AMI lib.tlns ns IN all oo~g.
s-ns IN order impress tie public "ih 'ne belief hat
~ ol Dctors Sarsaparla was mt ihe sera"| o. ltna
S'rsG,griIq made from the Old Doctors Ors1ra' RsoL
80 Ih,s : p Townsend slys have sod Ihe u-e of
Pm ,a, az week will give him $50 ae vii p.o
dnrs one singe solitary proof OF this HIS .asrns st
Tho,no-op SEiIiinau a Co. nohln2 but u'sus u
fas-h5os simply made !" deo-iYe the puoI ana resp
,he trh down ia regard his sorins Jer'asn''g CO.,
.,d This j. 10 caution the public To pfchi>e h'hs os'
MI Dr JACOB Tuwnssni's S.rsaplriia having On ,as
Old Doctors likeness his fanny "" '"''' e1~ ~
ssn,tureacross the Coat of Arms a.. =, c.,
1'"e'T- -s-' JACOB TOWNSEND
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TNHE subscriber would inform the Cen
tlemen Of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has now re.opened a new and elegant
shop, next door to the Post Office, where
he " i'll carry on the business Of CUTTING
AND MAKING garments as usual. Work
made bv him warranted to fl. Produce
received in payment at market prices.
JOHN h. MILLER.
Lewisburg, April u, ls4s
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The Cheapes, and mos, splendid Assortment Of
@ns WATCHES AND JEWElRY
~ in Philadelphia.
No LEWIS LADOMUS, No
AJAX MARKET STREET, 4l3

NO W - u<Aa1ONhCS
4lSS MARKET STREET, (4l3
afew doors aJsrs Elerenth, north side,
HAS just received by late arrivals, from the
II moot celebrated manufactures OF Europe,
ns gD6cent and jud cIousi, selected assortment oi
GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES,
which h- will sell cheaper than any other estab'
Iishmen, in the Tinted S,a.e.. Among the
sssor ment may be found
Gold Levers Is X fine, full jeHe!ed SSe
Silver Levers. fu,i jeweied 10
Gold rEpines. 10 K cases. je~elsd 70
Silver IEpines j.w.led lo
do Quarter Watches to lo
do Tea Spoon. equal to coin per sett $50
de Dessert do do do loUO
do Table do do 10 1900
Together wirh a splendid Assortment, OF chas'e and
rich Jewelry, &c. Gold Chains Of various styles
from the best manufacturers.
Please preserve this ad, d,er'sement. and call al
LEWIS LADOMus',
M. .4l3 Market stree, sbove Eleventh, north side.
oil have Gold aud Silver Levers still cheaper
than the above prices. A liberal discount to the
trade. 3m26l
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This excelien, compound i. for sale by the
proprietor's Agent---J ScHrErEr. Lewis6nrg !;
May & Close. Selnsgrove; NJ Wilmington. Nor
thumherIsnd; J Il Rsser. Milton G | q Piper.
W WatsORtOwn
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Z UNIVERSITY
at lAeWisburg.

VTNHE TRUSTEES Of the University at Lew
i.burg would respectfully inf'rm i's Psuon'
aud Friends, that in the School under their care,
at Le~i-lurs) the follow ing the Glasses. sub
iects Of Study and Exercises Tor the current year.
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1JaluabIe Booka.

4 FRESH supply received at the Lewis
n burg Cheap Bookstore:
F,ske's Manual of Classical Literature
Davies Analytical Geometry
Blair's Rhetoric. University edition)
Comstock's Mineralogy
The Complete Farmer. vol. 62l cts
The New American Gardener, I vol. &l
The Book that will Suit You, or Word
for Everybody
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great variety Of others, a, oery lo,r prices.
May 30 ST LYNDALL
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Townsend's extract of Sarsap'a
4 LARGE and fresh supply Of this celebrated
N Medicine. just received from the principal
Depot in New York, and for sale Al the new
Drug and Chemical store Of
Dr. Thornton 4 Bakev
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Poss. .N"sfFrs, Book .fgenis and Colporteurs
Who msy desire TO canvass districts for the
above important National Works. will he pleased
10 address Q line to the publisher, stating the
portion Of country he wishes to occupy, and by
return Of Mail he will receive . List Of Prices
with Terms to Agents. which allow them
very liberal commission.
EDWARD WALKER. Publisher. ia Full.
ton street. New York.
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Harrison's Columbian Ink,
IN Quart, Pint, and smaller sized bottles,
Black. Blue. Red and lndelibIe. This
celebrated Ink Tor sale BY
w. sCHAFFLE
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Old DIR. Jacob Townsend,

od Dr Townsend Is about 40 yesrs of sse 4! g.
,,ng h.ca known as thu iUTHOR an! DISCOEER6k
n III. Gen MINE ORIGINAL TOWNSEND
ii, ~ m,nuscrurr hv which II has h~ea s=p, or
~ market, and tn. .ae- eirruniscrihe To tho ons 80
had proved it, worth and known is 'ne II aA' saels,
d. e,rs n ,1auv never,hc-., thc f-s1ns ~o2 .s5
I,en healed DISEASES sil s-Fet .cvr sssh rrS
,!-t-f.L Al. wonderful
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Number of Students.

The number Of students during the past year
in the various departments. was l6l. The
number ihst have entered the classes in the Reg.
ular Course for The current year (sxclusive Of
those in the Ensll.h aud Primary Departmental
ia a foll,ws.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24
ii slch Is not iht tTflfr aI3lNl y -I.t
,ENCINE OLD DR. JACOB TOW NSkNDs
nj ali s'trcti"Hs G-4sl.lc from - ..
IMPEKITI OF TIE BLOOD.

II poss.sses marvellous elEcery IA all e1-7t-:7's A.
.ns rom If .--sfi iron. 4cdfy Of the So'Tss '79s
uncuual Circulation, deter Of oJot 20 ne sss
pa pla.iun The heart COD i-rt n. i1n.s' cusi q a..
h fs-he. over IN, bl, 1 has Ire -qat 10 t+-ifs1
C,ushs and promotes eSuse1o-a-lon aEi gene p<
RELAXING slrIc;urr, O. he lungs Aso-i AID er~i
o her part -,
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ella. EW RLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 184o.
Appointments b, the President,

A. A. Pettnga. of Connecticut, to be Marshal of the
United States for the District Of vice Bennng
Mann, resi- gned.
George w Lakn of Wisconsin. to be Attorney of the
United States for the District OF Wisconsin, vice A Hyatt
Smith, removed
LAND OrFIcEks.-Merriwether Lewis Clarke, of Mis-
sepr to be Surveyor General for Illinois and Missouri vice
Frederick f. Conway removed Paraclee of Wis.
eonn. to be Register Of me Lana Once at swausie
Wisconsin vice George II Walker removed. Moses Glib
SON Of Wise onsn to be Receiver of Pubic Moneys Wi
low River, Wisconsin. vice John G. Floyd, who declines
the office Samuel CLAYTON, of Alabama be Regis:e of
the Land Office at Lebanon Alabama vice Hugh P. Ca
parton removed Stephen F. Page. of Michigan be Re
Hall. removed.
!. OfttcERs OF THE CUsToMs.-L. A. Tnsg Collector of
the Customs at Richmond. Virginia. vice Thomas Mel
Esnoved Ezra Hochkiss Surveyor of Customs at New
franklin Haven to be Assistant Treasurer of Boston Ma
sachusets, vice Henry Hubbard owed.
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PosrAL TREATY.-We find the following para
graph in the New York Courier and Enquirer
=" Ii may not be generally known that the British
West India steamers are not included in the ar
rangement of the postal treaty with Great Britain,
and instructions have been received by the Post
master here, not to forward letters to Bermuda or
snV of the British West India possessions unless
The inland postage OF the United States pre- paid
that letters deposited in the office here must be
prepaid cents, and if mailed from any inland
States postage is maid. The Postmaster here
Is moi Authorized to collect the British postage, and
until other arrangements can he effected, the Der
muda steamers can only be considered as private
ships. A correspondence has commenced, we IN
derstand, between the Departments at Washington
and London, with view to the placing of these
steamers on the same footing as those of the Liv-
erpool lines
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DAGU Err r EOTYPE.
MAGuIRE,s pAaUERREorypr

would respectfully thanks for the pstro,
age BESTOWED on him since h. first had the hrnoT ot
s auounohg The pAGuERREOTYPE into New C)rl.au,
I'VE years ago. during which time taken more
d an5 othef person IN the world His specinenx y.r.
pla al the AR n composition with Others taken hy
Frst Premium No NJ Inhibited nj h,, me
pm those taken By himself Nj The public that h.
PORTRAITS VIII continue to be what they always s VS. hs
ne BEST ills long experience, and constant pracfi are
me best nduoemens to dssrou instruction in he
beautiful art. Genuine VOgilander Csmeras 20 pe, conf
nneapef than any in the city all other articles TIE same
fiaes at ~ per dozen SoOvill No for ~ 2gn-raue,
II nsKt plates made In the une Slater Cases 81 75 AND
t3 80; NewY0rk Camera. at sla - ~
~ orders from the eountry promptly attended
Az Entrance No. 8 CAnP street,
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StGAR DurIEs.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has decided not to consider final tie decision Of
the Circuit Court at Baltimore, in relation to tle
right for allowance in computing duties for the
loss of sugar. by drainage. An appeal is taken to
the Supreme Court of the United States, and the
Treasury Department will not refund the duties
claimed until the final decision is pronounced.
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GROWTH OF WIsCoNsIN.-Over tDo thousand
passengers embarked at Milwaukee in eight days
closing on the 4h nst.--S90 cabin, 1872 steerage
The positive increase thereby Of the population OF
Wisconsin can hardly fall short of fifteen hundred
Probably 1000 more landed during the same Period
At Sheboygan, Green Bay, Southport and Racine
Three hundred per day added to the population of
young State by immigration is some-say 10000
per ann,m-which the natural increase must swell
70 100000. But for the scourse of land monopoly
it would be still greater
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

NAvAL.-'The report of Capt Foxhall III. Parker
states that the Danish Navy on the 24th of Janu-
ary, 1919, consisted of 1885 guns and 1855 men, of
which there were five lne-of-baule ships of 81
guns each
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the former Court, and was not intended to curiail
the jurisdiction which the convention by using sub
stantially the terms of the old constitutions intended
to confer upon the present Court in the sense which
long course of judicial decisions had ascertained
| think the mandamus should issue prayed for.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

ANONYMOUS LETTER WRrrING.-A clerk in
New York named Eward D. Gaucfe has had ar
rested Mr.. Bulterfeld for writing an anoymou<
letter TO his (G.s) employer, representing g. to be
Keeping bad company, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

THE BEST YET.-The Knickerbocker tells of
place down East where the gold fever RACES with
remarkable fury, which is not little increased by
the practical Jokes of young lawyer, who pre-
tends to receive many letters from the gold regions,
which he reads TO those gaping pumpkins who
assemble at his office in order to have their credl-
lily stretched. The following is the latest mlsslve:
owe arrived at San Francisco three weeks ago
Yesterday and after stopping there four days TO re-
crut and make preparations, We set out for the gold
country. The country on the bank OF the Sacra-
mento is exceedingly fine, and the soil the most
fertile in the world. We passed several wheat
fields, which had Just been reaped, and would
Weld over two hundred bushels TO the acre. There
is, however, one drawback: this neighborhood is
much infested with noxious serpents, and more than
likely not, in picking up bundle OF wheat, yon
will take huge ratiesnake III your arms. We
passed along up the river without Tsaking much
stop, and we came to the gold region. We
found the gold in small grains or particles. My
companions all stopped to gather 1t, but | thought
/ would keep on and go TO the headquarters, If
could find them. | soon came to where l found
the precious metal in Jumps as large a walnut
Penetrating the country farther, found it became
more plenty, and frequently noticed pieces of
gold the size of a common tea kettle. In fact, the
appearance of the country in many places reminded
me of our New England cornfields after the
has been removed, and before the pumpkins are
gathered. Still | did not stop there, but kept on
towards the river. Here The country was broken
and mountainous, and large bouders of gold, of the
size of pail kettle, were quite common. l
came at length to mountain, 10 which suppose
the river takes its RISE On the side of my approach
it was very precipitous. At the base of high cliff
looked up and saw, about one hundred and fifty
feet above me, and almost my head, mass
of solid, shining god large bunch of screwed
hay 1t seemed TO be suspended by single root
or vine. l had nothing with me but my gun; 1t
was loaded with ball. and my first thought was
to fire and cut off the cord by which the glitering
mass was hung but as was the point of firing,
i occurred to that if did, the gold would in
faillbly fall on me and crush me SO -"
a largely developed organ of credulity, his eyes
transtxed with wonder, and tobacco juice running
down each corner of his mouth, who broke ouI |
With, " by thunder Ia q tisedI"
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DENTISTRY. &c.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
1bHS. PEARSON and AMOUR inform their patients
- thai they can be consulted daiy at ,<--z--z.-se
her office, iIom A. NJ. to p NJ. DR.. ssSAss5@S-,.
Larson many improvements in BEN-lj ~ Ysa-sSSSA
ALSU KEEN Y are too well known and ILL 10y
appreciated to require enumeratng. bis Block Teei. are
pacuafy worthy the atteBtan OF those recurring artificial
ones Their prices graded the noes of
a.. pice al Their residence, B.7hO.NyVE street. near
Oa"o elocl. app Il
, DENTAL NOTICE.
x r: SMITH, DENTIST bess leave to assure his
-. friends and the public hat he he's e. "'
not iefl; and does not intend TO leave, The
city tie may still be consulted his tjfdii
CNos, at the Corner OF LGtavettc Square Il1lS
ana ~. Chnrtes street. mh2i If
DIR. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon
hNlNG returned to the city of New Orleans from h;r
"a 2ur in the North and East. prepared
70 peI9Im all Operations appeTiauing the
TT ~. and mas become acquainted with u FTTxgS
me best mode OF operating approved by the LII
c"iege OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Nd. His price
lO operations in proportion to suit he times al6 If
- TOOrH-ACHE CURED
~ Less THAN ONE MINUTE, by DIR. hIENSING'S
ICOiH-3CHE FIISfR, charge. Sys~ Office
CARONDELET STREET, Cd door below Girod st.
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The CALiFoRNiA GOLD. About $4,000 of
the gold dust from California, brought by the U. S.
ship Lexington, reached Philadelphia on the 18th
to be coined. The " hole amount received by this
vessel was S27O, 900, and the balance of her valu
able freight will also be sent to the mint in day
or two. Two or three other parcels of California
gold, from various sources, were also received at
the mint the same day, amounting 10 about $1,000.
OF this parcel of about $4,000, brought to War
rem, r. l., by the whaleship Portsmouth, contained
the richest and pnrest specimens of the gold that
have as yet reached the mint. Several Jumps were
among it of the purest virgin gold, weighing two
or three ounces each, an inch or two inches long,
worn perfectly smooth by the action of the stream
in which it was found
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23

G5- The collection of cargoes of guano on the
coast of Patagonia appears TO be attended with no
little danger. Capt. Hill. of the George Ryan, of
Boston, which has arrived in Hampton Roads, re-
ports that dbont March |, the French ship Tour
d'Auvergne went ashore, and went to pieces, and
that ten of her men We're drowned. Brig Ariel
supposed British vessel, Capt. White, was lost at
the same time. Schooner Paona, another foreign
vessel, went 10 and foundered, four of her men
perisng.- Boston ADVERTISER