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PURE FIRES H G Cd
LiUels OIL


THIS new and valuable Medicine, now
used by the medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in the cure OF
Pulmonary Consumption, Sercfaia. Chronic
Eheumaiism, Gout, general Debility.
Complaints IF the Kidneys.
&c. &c. is prepared from the liver OF the
GOLDFISH for medicinal use, expressly
Tor our sales.
IExtrac, from the London Medical Journal.1
CJB.WILLIAMs. NJ. d.. s., Professor Of
Medicine in University College, London, consul
ting physician to the Hospital for Consumption,
&c says -" have prescribed the Oil in sbove
four hundred cases Of tub'Iculous disease Of the
Lungs in different stages. which have been under
nv care the las, two years and 9 half. In the
large number of cases. 206 out OF 234, Its use was
folloue by marked, unequivocal improvement.
,arying in degree in different cases, from . tenn
porary reiardaiion of the progress Of the disease
aud a mitigation OF distressing symptoms. up TO
more or less complete restoration 10 apparent
health.
THE efIec, Of the Cod Liver Oil in most Of
these cases was very remarkable Even in few
days the cough was mitigated. the exPcc Grafton
diminished in quantity and opacity. the night
better volume and the appetite, aesh and strength
were gradually improved.
"ln conclusion repeat that the pure fresh Oil
from the Liver Of the Tod is more beneficial in
the treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption than
any agent, med,cinaI dietetic or reslmenal. that
hss ye, been employed"
As we have made arrangements TO pro-
cure The Cod Liver Oil fresh from head
quarters, i, can now be had chemically
pure, b. the single bottle or in boxes Of
one dozen each.
lis wonderful efficacy has induced mum.
crous spurious limitations. As lis success
depends entirely on lis purity, TOO much
care can not be used in procuring i, eESU-
rxE. Every bottle having on ii our written
signature, may he depended on as genuine.
Pamphlets containing an analyst of The
OIL, with notices Of il from the Medical
Journals. will be sent to those who address
US free Of postage.
JOHN G. BAKER d co,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists.
iy2ssl 100 North Third ST. Philadelphia
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NJ " M % W ~ @e

AN W>< W ~
SAM'L AMMON,
INHANKFUL for liberal patronage heretofore
received, respectfully informs his old friends
and the public generally that be has removed MS
Tailor shop
to the Basement Of his Brick dwelling on Market
street, next door sbc7s Z. Penny's saddleFy Qate
he office Of II G Hickok, Esp where he hopes 10
suit all who may give him their cus'"'"' as
he does all work in his line in The best ana
newes, style and on short notice lie mas
The Fashions regularly. employs none b"'
good hands, and is determined to keep "
with the times and merit good share t..
oa,ronaye. CUTTING done to order.
Charges reasonable, and Produce taken 10
exchange for work ,.o
Le~isburg, June, 1s4s ly27O,7
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CARPETS Carpets. Carpets "A
v splendid stock of new Carpets at Jones'
Store these carpets being brought directly
from the celebra- ed mandatory Of A. b.
CuIton e. Co Chester county, are offered
for sale at least thirty per cent. lower than
10 be had elsewhere. Persons in want Of
carpets as well us other goods. should first
cali at Jones' Store, and by SO doing they
will effect q saving at least twenty per
,eut. Some all wool carpet as low as SO
,ents per yard. c. l., JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb +, 1850. Broadway, Milton
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's
CARSAPARILLA-also s. P. Town.
> sends SarsapariIla-for sale by
Dr.. Thornton L. Baker.
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NENTLEMEN's Fancy Goods. Ven
VI ings. Cloths, Cassimeres, and S""'
mes Goods in general, q:
G. r. Bowo' Cheap S,cre
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Table of Premiums required for the Assaranse
e Z LOO e.. fhs ,rhaL term of Life.

The premiums are less than any other company
and the policies afford greater advantages. Msr'
,ied women and female children can insure tue
lives Of either q husband or parent Tree from 'ne
claims OF creditors. Tables OF hall yearly anu
quarterly premiums, half credit rates OF premium
short terms. Joint lives. survivorshiPs, endow-
meuts and forms of application are TO be had s'
the Office or Of the Agent.
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S,CHOOL-TICKETS prin'ed ard "'
sale al this Office.
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UNIV ERSIT Y
at l.eWiSburg.

vUyHE TRUSTEES Of the University at Lew
isbure would respectfully inform its Patrons
and Friends, that in the School under their care
(at Iewisburp) the following are the Classes, Sub
iects of Study and Exercises for the current year.
Departments and Studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
81. Cl.sses-Exercised in Spelling. Reading
Defoition. English Grammar. Arithmetic Ueog
rapbv. History U s. A., PenmanshiP, and Com
position.
ENG L1sH DEPARTMENT Of tie Academy
RI. s,.s studies % in the Primary Department
.on,;..si il. tho use Of larger text books; and I"
these ar. added General History. Davies Algebra
I,erendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT the Academy
.Jun. Academic Class. English Language.
Geography, History U. 8. A.. Latin Grammar
and Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader COM
menced, Arithmetic completed
Sen. Academic CLass. English Language.
General History, Cesar, Virgil, Greek Reader,
Davies Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman CLass Livy ,Anabssis, Memorabilia,
Davies Leeendre, Trigonome'ry commenced.
SoDhomore Glass. Horace. Odyssey. Seleci
O,ations Of Demosihenes. I.egendre completed.
Davies Surveying and Navigation. Ans!y 'ical
Geometry, Blair's Lectures.
Junior Glass. Demosthenes on the Crown.
Greek Tragedy. Cicero de Oifcii-, Tacisus, Nat
ural Philosophy, Astronomy, Logic.
Students in the English Department reci,e
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 81 the
school. lin three divisions,) are exercised every
Saturday in Reading, Defamation, English Com
position, and Vocal Music.
All the students are required to attend. regu'
larIy. some religious meeting. Minors are eAPec
ted o attend such meetings as are recommended
! to them by their parents or guardians. Inere are
in the Borough no less tina" siI places OF pubic
worship, occupied every Lords Day by a. many
different Christian denominations.
Number of Students.
The number Of students during the past wear
| in the various departments, was l64. The
number that have entered the classes IN The Neg
ular Course for the current year Exclusive OF
those in the English and Primary dePsrsmen's)
| is as follows:
CoLLEsx.-Junior class
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TRIcKs OF QUACKa.

Lar EvxnrDooY REAo Iu,s CAssyvtLv. IS
sar.apariia for sais in the d0erens towns es'ef J.
Tovnsends sarrspaSiIa. n IN advertised - tie osaS
NAg GENUINE, and ~ tsat THIS Town1end u ~ toc'S
snd ne yer was formerly worker on rAi'roa ca
mails. and the keye. be the u'e OF Doctor iof ts
ry,ose OF gaining sdii tor Wha he Il so liz says -
hss attende two medical sehoos and prsceet fo hfs.a
yearsp Now tho ruth is. he never p:srceei neisi-os
day in his life, Such sei(ss picked misre Pcsrn's1s
looks the chsrsr and veI7rIT oi ue MIR ri~
most sincerely, he mad never made those statements ss
eeIf or of me- Whon will ssa 10 10 honest ai uIs
ful in al their dealings AMI i,.ereour's wlh ihelr eo
mem lie applied kue Cisp2 10 assist b. Ia ma
ufacurng his mixture, ssatns the 1rge sums No soT
make as inLueemert 10 emoaTk 10 The business Ias
men have been Icsung aad Thrilling me IN all p"es'e
forms in order impress The prbic wiih the bsisei n
The Old D~:ors StrssparIa not the Se1aine, oei{1
SarsoJ1rira made from the Ud D1efoYs Original Is
Ole This r. Townsend have sold the US Of ,.y
nn,re for a. week lwiil gve hir o,0 II he Wi; rf5-
duce one single solitary proof Of this, Ri. ratsens
Tbompson, SkiilmaH q CO., nothing bu; . tissus o
f.srhoos simply maze Z" deceive The pu5ic, and 70
the truth down regard to his scnrins Jerrsessing Go
s,,nd Tn,s is 10 caution TIE pubic Turcas.e
GId DR. JACOB Towneend's Sarsai ara. havins "a -
0d Doctors likeness his family Coat 9 Arms, an< -
saenafureacroes the Coss Of Anna
PTiseipa QMes, las Hassos ';rsss, ~ rrn,~Asex
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EXTRAORDINARY Inducements are
IL offered to cash buyers, al Jones' New
Store, in the way OF Cheap Goods. New
Goods received every week. and sold a,
least twenty per Gent. below all others in
the trade. A call and examination of the
stock will satisfy any that this is the really
cheap store. G. L. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb l. 1880. Broadway, Milton
COTTON Fringe splendid assort.
" ment Of the newes, patterns, just re
ceivsd aud for sale very low at
c.. L. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb l. 1850. Broadway. Milton
DR.. S,oayne's Celebrated Family Melli.
cines.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE!
More Proofs of the Efficacy OF
DR.. > w A Y N E'S
COMPOUND Strip OF
Wild Cherry,
The Original and Genuine Preparation
Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com.
plant. splitting Blood difficulty OF Breathing.
pain in the Side and Breast. palpita,ion
Of the Heart, Influenza C,oup,bro.
ken Constitution. sore Throat,
Nervous Debility .snd all
diseases Of Throat.
Breast. and
Lungs:
the most elIec.
tual and speedy cure
kuown for any of the
above diseases is
DR.. Swayne's compound Syrup
o. Wild Cherry.
Reliable Testimony.
John Milton Earle, editor Of The Worcester
Spy, Mass, was attacked with severe inlsma>
tion Of the lungs, accompanied with distressing
cough after using various other remedies With
little OF no benefit, by the use Of one bottle OF Dr
S~ayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, be
was restored to perfect health.
Wm. Montelius. q respectable merchant Of ST
Clair, Schuylkill county, writes, Jan 80. ls49:
Enclosed send you certificate Of VIM. Beau
mont, O citizen Of our town. His case of Cons
ump.ion is we'll known here, aud Of long standing;
be attributes his cure entirely to your Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
BE not deceived by the many spurious and
worthless preparations of Wild Cherry, ushered
into notice by ignorant pretenasrs. sut see that
the signature Of Dr. S"ayne is upon each bottle.
which is the only guarantee agains, imposition.
Remember the genuine preparation OF Wild
Cherry is prepared only by Dr. SwAIHE, p"
corner Of Eighth and Race streets, Pbilad's
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THE subscriber would inform the Cen
tlemen of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has now re.opened rev and elegant
shop, next door to the Post Oifice, where
he will carry on the business Of CUTTING
AND MAKING garments as usual. Work
made by him warranted to ht. PRODUCE
received in paymsn, at marke, prices:
JOHN b. MILLER.
LeMi,hurs, April u, lS4S
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AGENrS----C w ScHArrIz, Lewisburs; II
Shsfer and J II Rsser. Milton I 0srhart Sc
linsgrove; w Frilng, Sunbury; Mrs MCsy,
Northumberland; NC G,ier. Moore, Danvills
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

yUlHE TRUSTEES of the University q, Lew
isbure would respectfully inform its Patrons
.nJ Friends. that in the School under their care.
(at Lewisbure) the following are the Classes, Sub
;sc,. oe s,ndv and Exercises for the current year.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
Number of Students.

The number Of students during the past year
in the various departments. vas l64: Inc
number thst have entered the classes in The Neg
ular Course for the current year (exelas've Of
those in the English and Primary departments
il as follows:
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u
FedsPat Is composed Of four oxydes-silsx. sumina
Of clay, iron, and potash sex pfedomnates OF quarz in
All s varieess 10 almost the entire element; OF feldspar
10 the principals luminous or clay soils contain IRE.
quenty twice AZ much slick alumina; the quantity OF
iron and potash IN feldspar Is smanot often over TWO
or three per cent
Or chemical combinations, again combined BY the same
agency Feldspaf clay 10 composed OF four oxydes,
also combined BY chemical affinity. to form compound
still more complex than quartz or sand The quartz and
fedspar are combined by mechanical mixture TO form
rocks and soils II hence follows that in these two prn.
cpal elements Of sosquarz and fedspar or sand and
claaTe less than combinations of ultimate prin
cipes Oxygen and metals all by chemical affinity and
two combinations a least OF those compounds forming
those two elements These six chemical compounds,
again compounded by chemical agency are then united
BY mechanical mixtures TO form rocks and soils.
Quartz and feldspar not only the essential elements
Of SOILS but also among the most important materials
quartz; that o porcelain, fedspar The presence Of
potash soda, alkaline substance acting ux,
s indispensable in the manufacturing OF each Of these
important articles OF domestic economy
After performing the important agency OF producing
yegetatonof course furnishing our wheat, our corn,
our beef, and our pork-qnartz Of porous character
Puverized quartz cemented by iron into sandstone,
forms our grindstones, for sharpening the and
chises OF the mechanic. and the knives and scissors OF
the housekeeper For some animals il 10 essential TO the
process Of Digestion; fowls cannot live without it.
Everything, animate and nanimate every product Of
nature and q ar every human being in every position
and condition OF fe-the sturdy farmer. the busy
chanc, the industrious housekeeper the delicate refined
lady, the polished gentleman, the enlightened teacher
the wise statesman, and the noisy politicians in word
everything which has physical existence bears visible
testimony to the necessity OF this important element Of
mountains, rocks. and soilsof quartz, sand"e com.
mon stone" tfta8e
Experiment: Shake tumbsr. containing little newly
slaked lime and some water let the tumbler stand till
the lime settles and the water becomes clear pour the
water into another umber and blow into air from the
lungs through quill or plpestem; the clear water be.
comes n a NJ car.
bonc acid from the lungs Uniting with the lime in tn.
water, forming the carbonate OF lime.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE, Nov, 20-5, p. m.
Death Of Col. n. NJ Johnson Council Meeting --Am
Aboition Otrass. City Mortality --Forsa Case The
Markets., &c.
The telegraph this afternoon announces The death al
Lou lsviie, Kentucky, yesterday morning, Of the Hon
Richard Nj johnson, after brief but Illness. The
life of this distinguished part OF the history OF his
country and all will mourn his death, whilst thousands
will feel that warm hearted friend has been taken from
them by the hand death Although undertaking poll
,ician even his political opponents esteemed him as
against whom no enmiy COULD Bio entertained
O1r city council assembled In extra session this after
noon and a vouminous message from Mayor Jerome is
being read 10 them
Mr. J. g. McPhecters, Of Rseigh, North Carolina, has
arrived in this city accompanied by his little child girl
five years Of age, from whom nurse he had brought
with him stolen by the aboonss at Pntsburg. The
girl avorite house servant, who had charge oil the
child from infancy since tho death Of its mother,
was much attached the child. He is satisfied that she
would have left him except by force, and he would
stolen of from boat Psburg, whilst he looking
applied for assistance assured him that such was the or
ganza Of the abotionsts, all search useless.
The number of deaths Ia Baltimore during the past
week was a. OF which number 10 under years OF
age
Mrs Forrest I observe by the New York papers, has
Withdrawn her suit against Edwin Forrest for adultery
The MARxKrs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
were sales Of 500 bbs Howard -four "a $50
Sales OF $50 bbls. City Mills 81 6s2 Wheat-saes OF
good prime red iO3 los white, I05 ITO
and family. -four white lis l22 Corn-sales OF
white nj 80 81 cents, and yellow 81 63 cents new
Sc So Oats, 80 81 cents. Whiskey, 2scents.
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The rrs.la.n,'. Letter 70 D :. Collins.
To the Editor Of the onion.

10 inc EdH0f OF Me Union:
have read the letter sent from the Department OF
State to DR.. Collins, by authority OF the President
Look at the letter throughout, and II is as place
piece OF profession any dplomatst could desire to
see or frame. He is committed 10 nothing 0Uer by il
and every stolen in Boston may be projected
from arrest and carried of TO foreign parts, and the
President calmly look on and say, will execute
and show how it has been resisted he says These are
newspaper scraps" He toants proofs Did he re-.
main thus quiet when il reported here that Texas
New Mexico Did he require tie officers to make
proof of the facts! Did he wait to hear of an armed
movement Of Texas to vindcate her rights before he
ered the executive to- sustain his usurpati0n No,
no His message to Congress was prompt and precise
His orders TO the army were decsive and vigorous.
Fight TO- the death against Texas, and you shall be rein
Immediately ordered to Santa Fee which believe are on
their march yet His officers here Gone, at least of the
rank Of colonel, heard say) would rather fight the
Texans than the Cumanches or Mexicans; and he had
just emerged from the War Department where he had
doubtless caught the amicabe spirit from the army gen.
tlemen under their valiant President.
Sir, his letter is not satisfactory his conduct is not
satisfactory He owed It 10 the crisis ACT and
main silent as he has heretofore been, write letters of
mere profession and remain inactive Has he not heard
every kreeze from Boston the sound OF mob resistance
to the fugtves law Did he not beiepe those state
ments When conviction OF such fact had reached
his mind NO matter through what channel, has not the
report from the proper quarter TO the alleged facts and
to inquire into their truth
Surely i was no one will deny this. The mar a.
place been filed bya better if that negro-mob con-
tains wing who is suitable for such office at such
Time That as p.sssn! Executive saoI,d appoint any
peced In these latter days il s reported that he has
removed the marshall Perhaps But, If il be true.
the stable door which the careful fastened after
the horse had escaped but the type OF the Presi
dents vigilance and fidelity.
Sir, these times require actienvgant sud decisive
aetios in enforcing the laws, and especially the fugitive
sisys laD. a Nations ertsteaes depends upon a. The
diplomatic etiquette which Mr. Fillmore requires is
much out OF place the white pumes red sashes, and
Of bloody battle Let have no more of but faith
full action. 81 rltt FsH t WAYNE.
I'VE suspect this is good to be rue We have
attempted TO investigate Its Authenticity, but hear
nothing to confirm IL Perhaps the newsrnonger
In the habit OF saying, IL is premature Perhaps 10 &c BE-,
bAtsis NOT ysf.-EpToR. set.. tHAf,r &
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Fact0ries Of Nfassaeksaseits


Every branch OF manufacturing industry shows i'm
increase particularly shipping, and cotton and
wooen factories Tue increase Ia cotton spindes 10 ninety
per cent in wooen spindes 30 per cent This large in
crease would alone for very considerable degree
OF depression that might now exist through the COM
petition mills Every other branch OF manufactures
shows results greater OF less degree and the
localities which these operations conducted con-
neced by an increase eight hundred miles of railways
The number OF polls has appears, increased thirty per
cent number OF houses rather more than forty
that Is say in 1910 there were l92 ratabe polls
every hundred houses there but lS2 polls
every one hundred dwellings showing positive increase
homeseads Now with all this very marked increase Of
manufacturing and shipping prosperity II should follow
clearly OF course that the farmers Of Massachu.
sets would the principles have built up
home market Of steady and 10 them lucrative demand,
and that as matter Of course, their prosperity would
be as great their farms valuable, and their mortgages
easily discharged Unfortunately, however, their in
forests show the Of this picture;
r.. mad adssrfs af 1fas1a hxssf II
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H.ir
n ENTEEL FURNITURE RICH FRENCH CHINA DINNER
" AND TEA SERVICE, sILvER-PLA1ED WARE, SUPERB
PIANO, Aeon Thursday morning, November 2 10
shall sell residence Of Eberbsch Eighth
Of y, his weiksp household funiture Sc consisting
part Of A's1 Es ttNf .eE .t
superb Rosenkranz piano, with pearl keys
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and parior chairs
Extension dining table, centre and card tables
bideboard, French plate mirrors
Mahogany giltramed looking glasses
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstands
wardrobes, high and low bedsteads rFe.. #...
Toilet feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
and bed linen, napkins, blankets, and quilts
Of window curtains and cornces
Window shades, shovels and tongs hall lamp
astral lamps Eirandoles
Mantei clocks and mantei ornaments
Three ply and ingram carpets straw mating
Rich French China dinner and 81 service
Cut glass decaners, umbicrs, wines
ChampsEnes, finger bowls, and winc-cooers
Pine table cutlery silver and silver plated ##.
Ladies, spoons, forks &c. -
Together large coppe and culinary articles,
tnb apparatus &C. &c.
This whole will be ready for inspection Wednesday the day
previous the sale.
Termsi go UNDER go, credit Of
months, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
~UHE ta fsfIa DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov le-ds as.H lr ssaa .at- Aucuoneers.
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COMMERCIAL.


st ~ s. Nav YosK, Nov. ~, 1850.
The census etfns for The year 1850 will be Of unusual
interest. nasmuch as they will comparatively with the
facts conalned ia that Of 1870. indcse the progress
which most branches Of Industry have made 10 The ten
years during which two tariffs Of contrary principles have
been In operation There viii doubtless be many naccu
races in those returns but these in many OF the States
will be checked by returns ordered BY STATE authorities
la Massachusetts valuable returns have just been made by
order Of the rgatnre prepared by the SAFE valuation
committee Comparing the leading features OF these re-
turns with those OF the United States for 1870. many
valuabe results attained Those which illustrate the
protective notion. that increase Of man
ulactures creates demand home marker for farm
produce are particularly prominent Thus, u we
the number Of active persons and
featuring establishments In operation now and In iSio
we lind great increase whls the other hand, In acom
parson tbs numbers Of farm stock and quantities OF pro-
duce we find decrease The following liable shows the
numbers Of certain factories