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ny-Wa shinSton Philharmonic society.-The members
vocai Department particularly requested to aen1
held Thursday d instant at O'Clock
at Temperance Hall, on Il street. :
A. t. KIECKHoEFER, President
Ans Il
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puu,pylrHtA August 10 Hon. Lewis @ Levin was to-
nteh, y Native Americans Tor reelection
Congress from the rrst district.
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clr,x,. oyrlor, Hovss or Rrrss.r.r.rvrs q. s.,

August e. 1850.
DROPOsAI& will be received Mt this once until the
LIST October furnishing hundred tons best quail
y coal Jumps Of udeen pounds each 10 be
delivered and INTO the vaults At the Capitol ree rom dust of
hundred cords OF best qualify
corded and measured The
Capitol yard hundred cords be sawed IN two
and balance whole the
vss and the attending The delivery Of the coal and The
wood 70 be paid by the contscor
whole be delivered by the LIST of November.
Security will required for faithful performance Of the
therefore, Offering above viii
the securities 10 lheir proposals.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Aug p-dtlOct CLERK HUase Of Representatives u. n.
Nors-Ths receiving proposals
articles has been changed 10 the LIST OF September
prorinpo.
Aug l7-dtlsep
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DIED.

Boston, 18th Captain LOUIS O. F. FATIO,
late of the msrne 47 his
are,
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NKw YORK. August 2O-2, p. m.-No change In stocks
except ne w has advanced No change In Hour or
grain and but little doing In anything as II has been
stormy all day.
NEw YORK August 2o-li, p. m The steamer is teie
graphed The Hermann sailed this morning win iofy
On gers and fifteen thousand dollars in specie.
PHrIApELpnrA, August a-2, p. m.-No change in the
cotton market. Sales OF old stock Hour at 50 - fresh
ground IS 81 In rye -four nothing doing Corn meal ~
New red southern wheat 81 13 81 IA old Pennsylvanis
white 81 % Conn., o5 cents. Southern OATS ~ z cents
old Pennsylv As AZ cents
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Comnissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled to the right OF TO any Of the
and of townships above
establish the the satisfaction OF the
and OF the land Office and make payment
practicable seeing h notice, and before
OF the public the
embracing claimed such claim will be
forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
June lg-lawl3w
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nv DyER ~ HnOrHEn, Auct

WANTED 90 Hire by tho Year Slave Woman, who
qualified and do the household for smai fam
Ily. Apply the Counting Room, Union cfRcs
July 17-dhcpd
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CARDThe subscribers having completed their stock of fur
II niure cTockery and would respectfully invite
furnishing public generally them call
Of 9th and Pennsylvania nearly opposite
will find article in the house furnishing
line. We enumeThte In part
Mahogany SOFAS tats, divans lounges, &c.
DO large back parior chairs, rockers, &c.
Do spring and plain paror chairs
DO marble-top centre tables and washstands
Do marble-top dressing and other bureaus
DO hat racks dining, and other tables
DO wadrobcs, French bedstead, and workstands
Maple an" walnut and Of oer ssa
Do do spiral spring bedsteads, superior article
Refrigeraors wire safes
Buckets and baskets
Feather BEDS hair palm leaf and shuck mattresses
Eght-day marine and gothic brass work clocks
Crockery and glassware, among which are
Mulberry flowing white stone cina dinner tea and
coffee sets, and toilet sets
and britannia castokf and teapois
Glass fruit and cake stands preserve dishes, &C.
Do gobes and tumblers, candy jaTs, &C.
All of which will sell reasonable prices and on accommo
dating terms. Only come and see ,.. ...
Aucuonesrs Merchants and Furniture Dealers.
Aug S-eod2wif
THE COMPROMIsE.-rhe compromise that 1 propose tc
make shelves goods by the 18th Of September
giving friends and Is
they bought at
sold by the
the fail trade commences would name in part
Good stock bleaehed and brown cotons
1900 yards light prints, all prices
Sheeting linen and cotton, all widths
shrtings linen and cotton OF the most approved make
Irish and pillow linens, cotton diaper
Plain linen napkins
Danask napkins OF very superior quality
Table diaper and damask, all grades
Dress goods generally for bon with carpets mat
tns5, oil cloths, &c.
many
less than and both desirable at thu
time.
Aug l4-lw No. 0, Pennsylvania avenue
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Ohio Riper at Pitiaburg.

PrrsBRa August 10 There three feet three inches
of wpter in the channel today with good prospect Of
rain, which will keep up the present fine navigation
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Arrival of the Europa.-Sspea dam later from Europe
Decline in Coasn,-Advanee in Corn.
HALIFAX, August 20-a m--The steamship Europa
arrived here past 10 O'clock last night with daies
from Liverpool 10 the 10th instant
The mark CT was quiet, and had receded during
The week The sales of the week amounted 10 5000
bales OF which spectators took "a 600 and exporters 10
bales , 81,
The Atlantic arrived Liverpool midnight the 9Th
Instant making the trip from port TO port IN ten days, eight
Gardiner u Co.'S circular of August Sth says the weather
has been showery and variable. rearding the harvest
from the moth OF Europe The natural upward tendency
thus caused the hand has been on
other and prices for -four and wheat remain pretty
nearly before Indian has been avorabv nfine need
by reports Of the potato rot Il has advanced Cd to Is per
Provsioos.-Beef is selling at steady prices, and t.
business. Pork dull and unchanged Bacon-aciive de
descr pons the stock much reduced Shoulders scarce
and command foil prices No Improvement in hams and
cheese Lard commands :3. TO s3s 6d
Rice is dull al lGs. TO lss Cd
Cofee,-Saes are slow al decreasing rates
Susar-The London and Liverpool markets active at
Molasses A large business doing at improved prices
Nothing doing in tu'penne' which is nominaIy 4' OIL
About 1900 bbls American rosin sold At q Sd
Tobacco market is quiet. A small business and
prices remain firm Go, e..
Money 10 abundant al 10" rates oohso's c'osea o ri
American stocks in fair demand viii, bur few offering
U.S. IS Of 1853 9A 81; s Is of 1852, l04 lOit do
OF 1867, 1864 1866 do OF 1865 ls iOst PenhyVania
Business in the manu- fac urng continues brisk
Tue prospects abundant harvest generally good
except for potatoes The reported 10 he spreading
RAPIDLY especially i'm the south OF Ireland.
Brown& shiPeys circular quotes COTTON lar oean.
upands mlddlibg, the per Niagara Midding
qualities n OF the Americas de scrptons sold We're 10 900
bales-oblle and Alabama being quoted at "a std me
stock American in Liverpool Is estimsted al
bales against 563 900 bales at the time last
year During the past week the tone Of the market has
been decidedly quiet with decline OF fully I'd all de-
rptions oil American below lair.
HAvRE August 7-Sales OF cotton for the week isoOo
bales al full three francs advance previous rates
The packet ship Anna TAFT. from New Orleans, was
passed by the Europa going into Liverpool
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Fractional township. any fy-rwO range tir-ouI
Township my, Of range forty one,
fractional township iory eight aud townships ioy nine a.
Of range forty-two
township fractional township forty eight and lo.
ships forty and my, VI range iorty-ti
Townships tonyeight ory-nine, and my o ma.
forty four.
township my Of range forty hve.
nine and my, of fortsin
Fractional townships forty and forty seven, township M
eish township forty nine, oil range FORT
Fractional townships forty forty eight and forty Mn,
Fracuonal township forty eight, OF range forty nine.
Al ohiee IONA, commencing on Monday he NJ
teenth the disposal OF the public win
the enuoned fractional township WIS
North Of the base e and west Of he principal mtrdio
Sections one and so half OF section three and s
eleven, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen twenty four twenty
and thirty six, in township nine, of range seven.
appropriated by law the use on schools military
other purposes, Will be excluded from the sales
The offering te above mentioned lands will be commenced
appointed proceed order in which a
verted despatch, until the whole shall b
offered aud the sales thus closed but no sales
open longer weeks and private ent OF al
admitted until after the expiration OF The two weeks
Given under hand, al the city OF Washington, this ieep
June, Domin thousand eight hundred
by the PRESIDENT T. taylor
j. BuTrKRFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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NorIcE ro pRE-EMPTIoN cLAIMANrs

Every person entitled the right of emption M
townships and fractional townships above enumera
satisfaction OF the
proper land office, and make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before The day app
for The public sale of the lands embracing
tract claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD, COMMISSIONS
June Ig--lawI3w
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nERKELEY SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.


Ur season at this place opened daily
between sir Johns, point on the baltimore and Ohio
railroad, distant only two and hall miles. !, -, -, -,
Baltimore Washington IN the morning, arrive
here and from Cumberland quarter past
II, an =, N -. -. -, -. -
gou chronic daha diseases Of the
kseysnd especiniy scsoous in all retu
sns. q INC Tso are npsaeen pansns saa. Twelve
wAs and four feet In DEPTH eopou supplied nom
f74 deg Fahrenheit with shower
spou, and baths
The hoass underaned which win accommodate about
hundred pcn~s furnished throughout via, hsr mae-ses
made by nossers baltimore and item Of
nsnd he not inferior 20 the best hotels.
The provided and pains expense
be ncghbohood
there are 6nec hstytcste and sulphur springs.
,,n and thirty per cent,
poone stay and u he less according the amount OF
'oI J"ns % -swase JOHN sTRoTHER.
For NorfcIh. Pin~y Point, and Old Posns-F'srs Re-
The o-ceola viii, the 10Th Of July,
Gx-eAr commence making two trips week to the above
aomrdry al o'clock A. m returning every Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock, ..
Touching and returning rney Point Old Point, Cone
river nd usua landings the Potomac,
Passage 70 riney Point, "
Passage DID Point, o.; and time
during the bathing season, 49,
July "a JAMES MITCHELL
RY DYER - BROTHER, Auctson~ers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-on Saturday
front No Ia No. ga the
corner Of New York street. fronting
and le feet on 10Th street, being desirable
Tsss. oy s1Ls months balance and
years for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
Aug I'D Auetioneers.
WANTED 10 Hire by Year slave Woman, who
IL qualified household small fam
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Aug 2l-GtTuThhs

THREE Hundred Dollars Rev ARET, some
called Margaret Sarah Tate, tocably black negro, OF
medium height nineteen old
Ienance down busy apparently In
the I'd instant and take forty dollars in
yod-a being thereof
variety Of neatly nade clothes among
plaid nouncc and several blue calico
viii probably flourish bonnet her old one 10
Although abducted she will no doubt change
white
unprecedented IN that State viii give $500 n In
$780, in this city 500 for The delivery OF said Maga
Aus oi-stcp s.L.LEwIs, AZ street
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THE LOTTERY.
100000 Grand C~pil.It
$4,000 two Of S2o,o0o.
Two hundred prizes OF 5000 each.
Lowest prize having Nos
10 5000 doilsrsll
All tickets with the st and IA drawn Nos 81 900 each
This splendid lottery pub
lie with confidence being all should grand
100000 capital besides large number other peudd prizes
This grand scheme been examined by State lottery commits
one and has received their Of APPROVAL and viii be
drawn under their personal superntendence.
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IOR sALE-Lo No 800, fronting so feet North
street, with adeph Of l3sh feet 3ofcrt alley and
tsnins sai This elgbiy situated
being within Market
the Canal which dcpened Terms viii be
accommodating Apply TO -
CHARLES DE sELDING,
MAY 2-u Todd,s Build tngs
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EDUCATrON-Wev. ID. WeCARTEU's boarding school
The whole expense SEQ
session will the first Monday
circulars reference hc address Rev. D. McCARTER principal
and proprietor. Mar 9o-n
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ID III. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
czrpetng cIohs curtain materials,
sheenng blankets, furnishing roods generally
avenue between 7h and 9Th streets. Washington,
ID. c.
Aus 29-u
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ID EsIDENCE wANTED.-wantcd to rent n comrnodions
IL house wtness hours ride Treasury Depart
Address Room 10 General Land Once.
@-N
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A GRAND Display o re-xorlss 10 be given q
renton SPRING., August "a by TnosssB BRows, embracing
the following pieces;
Rockets; bengois lights pyramid Roman candles
hundred the flight Of rockets with
flight OF rocket pristine
temple vaerated coors, with the arch surrounded
ERE. Aug io-dtd
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THE Autobiography Of Leigh Hunt, with Reminis-
Il cenchs OF friends and contemporaries. 2
Pictorial Field Book Of the Revoution-par5.
Aug re FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE undersigned respectfully Informs his rriends
and patrons tho solicitation Of the ropueto Of the
Hotel he viii behalf, and
liberal OF patronage which hotel has
snjoyed, and which he sui soicu for H.
DAVID Y. KEELING,
national Hoxsiy Sorfot pa, August 9, 1850.
Aug u-dlm
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WHITE COGNAC BRANDY, TO preserve peaches, re-
w ceved JOHN u. BUTHMhNN, his
Pennsylvania south side, between AZ and 6
Aus 2l-A
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nODDy Beauties OF shakespeare, London Edition.
~ price IS fRhNCk TAYLOR
Aug 81
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KIN THE and fast steamboat THOMAS CoLLyry
viii depart the following large
Washington Boats fare, l2l
going leaving the 81
Leave Alexandria "a, ., i0t, a. m, ~, At, 6, p.
Leave Washington ~, ~, llt mi n, ~, 5, 1,pm.
Aug 9o-diw JOB COksON, Captain.
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NIORMS-woRMs Various theories
w have been started rlalive to the origin
Of intestinal worms, and yet the question is
a vexed one among medical authorities. OF
one fact, however, all are informed, and in
which all agree-the fatal nature Of the
influence they exert on children. As this
season Of the year is one al which attacks
of worms are mos, frequent as well as most
dangerous, we take great pleasure in direct
ing the attention Of parents TO Dr.M M'Lanes s
Vermifuge. 1t is one Of the most extraor.
dinary medicines ever introduced, and has
never failed Of success when tried.
ADELrHI. Ross Co, Ohio. Feb ls, lsis
Messrs J Kidd & Co: We wish to inform you
that we have sold all your Worm Specific left
with us. We wish you to send Us some more as
soon possible, as it has given general satsfac-
tion here. We have many calls for it since we
are out of the article. II has succeeded all other
in this county, and for this reason
we wish to keep a supply on hand.
R& NJ A PATTERSON.
The above is one OF hundreds Of similar
which the proprieIors OF
his medicine are daily receiving. Where it
has been introduced, j, has become the mos,
popular remedy in use.
AGENTS-..-C w ScHArrLE, Lewisburg; II
] Shafer and H Raser. Milton l Gerhart. Se-
insgrove; w Friling, Sunbury; Mrs M'Cay,
rland, NJ T. Grier. Moore, Danville
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Hatfield & Thomson

Respectfully inform the citizens of Lewisburg and
vicinity. that thcv have entered into Partnership
At The OLD STAND on Market ST., opposite
Hayes & Cos Store, prepared TO execute every
kind Of work in their lne in the best manner.
They carefully selected Of the best English and
French materials. Mainsprings Cy Iinders Escape.
Wheels. and variety Of Watch Jewels. and 1alter
themselves that their knowledge and skill in the
business will enable them to give satisfaction to
all vino may favor them with patronage.Q
FINE WATCHES, such as Duplex, Es-NS
opponents, LePines, Anchars, Detached, Es.V
Psten, Levers, Repesters, and Musical Watches,
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also fo' sale, variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anchsrs. Detached, lie.
pines. Quarters, and English Watches, Gold
Chains. Breast-pns. Finger and Ear rings, Gold
and Silver Belt Slides, Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens. do Spectacles,
~ SSilver Spoons, Sugar tongs Combs,
&c &c.-in short. little Of everything, and
anything else, not mentioning knick-knacks,
always on hand or got to order
variety Of Brass Clocks for 50 and upwards
At wholessie and retail
Persons desiring 10 get things right, would DO
veil hy giving the subscribers csli
Experience tells Us that the Credit System can
not aff'rd living. Therefore. in order to "push
'iong and keep moving" the Cash System must
necessarily be enforced. Feb %. 1850
AL HATFIELD,
WIN H THOMPSON.
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Fruit an0
issa O n N A M e Mt A L
T TREES,

The subscriber offers for sale large
assortment of choice Fruit Trees-such as
Apple trees, 7 to 10 feet high, 40 varieties,
all warranted genuine-Peach trees, 20
varieties; Tartarian Cherry, Neciarine,
Prune and Pear trees, together with some
6 or varieties OF Grape Vines Of the bes,
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Paulonia, Linden, &c.
The above trees can be seen by the lst Of
April, on the premises Of the subscriber.
one square above Christ g. M'Faddin's
Foundry.
N. B. Persons wishing 10 procure
quantity OF the Fruit trees, are requested TO
make immediate application TO the subscri.
ber. in order to procure the varieties and
size wanted. H. r. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March a, 1850.
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New Arrangement :!
AND
Reduction Of Prices.

TNlOMPSONS' SUsaUEHANSA EXPRESS
i AND FREIGHT LINE
|, now running regularly twice week
from Philadelphia, via Penn'a Central R.R.
10 the Junction, thence by fast line Of Ex-
press Boats TO SeInsgrove, Northumb'lnd,
Su, bury ,Danville. Bloomsbury. Lewisburg,
Million, Muncy, WlIliamsport. SC.
Goods and Packages delivered by this
line in from one to two days. The prices
are such as must give satisfaction to all.
Produce carried through (and sold. il
desired) with despatch. Persons living off
the line, can have their goods left at such
place as they may direct.
~New Express OAice-No. 80. North
Third StPhilad. Freight Office at Messrs.
Craig & Bellas'; Depot, corner Of Broad
and Cherry SITS.
Orders reed 10 Lewisburg at the Stores
Of Messrs. ShelIer. .Ly yndall. .and Foster, and
Hotels of Messrs. Kline and Veidensaul-
and in SeIinsgrove at the Store Of John
Hartman, Esq.
w. THOMPSON.
May 10, 1850.
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EtOl,eS.

TNHE subscribers offer the public. a, ,heil
i new Brick Foundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Alright Cooking Stoves, with
q Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Alright Parlor Stove, for Wood
2 sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-l size, l2 inch Cyl
inder.
Louis Air-Tisht Cast Iron Parlor stove-2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stove for Wood-2
sizes.
Egg Stove-the very best IN use for Stores,
Offices, Banooaae, and Shops.
The celebrated Gcnesee All. Tight Cook Stove.
The Complete Cook-2 sizes.
Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves
-PIoughs-Castings. &c. &c.
CHRIST s. M'FADDtN.
Lewisburg, Dec. l2, lsie.
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The Summer Session of the
LEWISsURG ACADEMY,

"ILL commence on MONDAY the 2s,h Of
w April. Instruction will be given. as for.
meriy, in al branches necessary to a thorough
Academic course. Our endeavor shall not be
simply TO Communicate knowledge. but to excite
the youthful mind to act for itself. When this
is fully attained, the progress Of the student
bee ones Al once certain and repid. The kind Of
learning which most Of our youths in this country
need, is that solid literature. which. while it
natures their minds. prepares them also for the
practical duties of lie.
Composition and Defamation will receive their
full share of a,tention-psrticularly the former.
The Primary Department shall have our special
care. From the disposition manifested to sustain
the Institution. the subscriber feels stimulated to
renewed exertions.
The Session will consist of two Terms Of l l
weeks each--a shcrt vacation intervening. Tui-
tion-S6 for the common branches, So for the
higher English. and $40 for Languages, per
Session-Per Term, one half.
JNO. RANDOLPH,
March 81, 1850. Principal.
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Tanning gand Currying

LNOR past (avors, the subscriber returns
l. his grateful thanks, ard hereby makes
known that he carries on the business Of
Tanning and Curryins,
at the Old Stand. Determined not TO b.
outdone in the manufacture or finish OF his
work, he is bound to have the best work.
men and materials, and to treat those who
have so literally patronized las well as
those also who shall be pleased TO patronize
him) with that attention which he hopes to
insure him InIl share fpublic patronage
MI kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
Hides and Bark not refused, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash
or in exchange for leather.
l.. STERNER.
March 25. AID. 1850
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WINFIELD WOOLEN
Factory,
Near lIartlctOn, Union Co., ia.

'INHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal
i patronage bestowed on his old es,ab-
lrshmenf, begs leave TO inform his friends
and the putlic in general, that he has now
removed his Machinery into his New Mill,
(ino miles abope Hartlrfon, near the Turn
pike which has been built and fitted up on
the most improved plan, and will have on
by the middle Of April an entire new sett Of
JENKS' latest IMPROVED MACHINERY,
in addition to his already good sett. which
will make it the largest and best ftied-up
establishment within 100 miles of it; and
with The advantage of one Of the bes, water
powers. he feels safe in saying tha, his
establishment is not and shall not be sur
passed by any in this part Of the country.
lie has engaged good sett Of workmen.
and is now prepared for manufacturing
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Pianos! Pianos.

TNHE undersigned continues to furnish TO order
Il on the most reasonable terms, Pianos, from
the mandatory of Conrad Meyer, Philsd w hose
Instruments are too well known to need any pan-
egyric, having uniformly received the commend.
atoms Of the most eminent professors and compo.
sers OF Music. and the award of the premiums in
Newf ork, Philadelphia and Boston. For qualities
Oh tone, touch, and keeping in tone up to concert
pitch, they can not be surpassed by either Amer
ican or European Pianos.
instructions given on the Piano, as heretofore.
Reference may be made to any of those parents
or guardians who have pupils committed to his
charge. He may be seen at his residence at Mrs
Names, Market street, Lewisburg, where terms
and particulars will be made known.
The most popular and favorite Airs and Music
OF different kinds received as is issued from the
different musical establishments in the Cities.
May IS CHARLES KALlSCH