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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
The Atlantic States not Full.

Li,,eIl, in No. 3lO OF his Living Age"
mas re-publshed an article on the northern
wilderness in the State Of New York. This
uninhabited district is situated in the nor
thern division of the State, bordering upon
Canada and Lake Champiain. 81, is an
elevated plateau of 10000 square miles,
including nearly ell the counties Of Essex,
Hamilton. and Warren, and paris of ST.
Lawreace, Clinton, Franklin and Herkimer.
II is larger than Vermont, and is about a
h!ih par, Of the whole State of New York. "
|: is elevated some 1900 fee, above tite
water, and is about as capable of produc-
lion as northern New England, and ye. il
10 as little known and cultivated as the
RooLy Moun'ain5 vi. ir
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

To tie Editor Of tie Le,cisburg Chronicle
The accompanying article from an Eas-
Tern paper. a!iudes TO an important subject,
and well worthy the attention Of all the
Tax-Paying Citizens Of the older States.
II is the interest Of our Editors and of all
public men to settle our own Forests, and
improve our own Soil, and develope every
resource of our own Commonw ealth, rather
than 10 expend their efforts in bringing to
notice and advancing the interests Of other
States and People. What would you say.
Mr.. Editor. if your subscribers should all
recommend foreign paper, nc better than
your own, in preference 10 il and what
would our merchants and mechanics say,
il you should puff the goods and wares Of
a neighboring town, over their own! All
would condemn such course as impolilic
AS being unjust TO each other. But on
broader scale, how much more impoltic
and unjus, for Pennsylvania papers to be
continually copying. gra.uously, adser-
,semenls Of lands and towns away off in
Indiana or Iowa What is the effect Of
such notices but to enice away from Us
the young and enierprising, with their
strong hands,and all taking with them more
or less gold! Capital and labor are thus
lost To us-an6 those are Two things neces-
sary 10 the prosperity Of State. This
migratory spirit runs fas, into discomfort
and unthriitiness and nine out OF ten OF
those who do we'll at the West, would have
been quite as prosperous al home. Now.
Pennsylvania, with her vast and burden
some debt. has need Of the aid Of all her
children, and it is the interest and duty OF
oil her Taxpayers TO keep at home her
men and money. Were this done, in Ten
years Pennsylvania would be the first Stale
in the Union. and out Of debt. Her Iron.
Coal, Manufacturing, Agricultural. and
LAUNDERING capabilities are immense, but
as yet are not half developed. There are
millions Of tons OF Iron and Coal not yet
uncovered-thousands of mill,siies unoc-
cuped-and untold acres of Farming land
yet covered with valuable Timber. Why
no, use these sources Of wealth and enjoy
ment, al home, instead Of rambling to the
ends OF the earth Let our wids be all
lmproved-our poor lands better titled
aud our large Farms be sub-divided. Es-
,ablish and encourage Factories large and
small" sustain Home Industry help
one another" and i, will work well for US
all-no mistake. Let US think about it.
Here in Union county. and in most OF the
counties in Central and Northern Penn
sylvania, are abundant openings in good
climate for almost any kind Of business. =
The Atlantic States not Full.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

EVERY ONE USEFUL, BUT NO ONE Essen.
TIAL.-No individ is SO insisn ficant as
TO be perfectly useless-no combination Of
individuals so important as 10 be absolute.
ly necessary to the worlds welfare. There
are two errors, seemingly Of an opposite
kind, which the soil of human nature abso.
luely produces-two shoots from the same
root-dlferenl buildings forth Of the same
selEcomplacency-a tendency 10 rnderra'e
every movement which we neither origin
mated nor can control, and 10 cherish the
most exaggerated notions Of the Importance
Of any great plan which has been conce r,-
ed by our wisdom. We forget that we are
only TO ourselves the centre Of the universe
that if all creation appears 10 revoIve
around US, The sembance results from the
point of the vision which we looked at
that the things wear the same aspect to ev.
ery other man-and that, were we sudden
ly annhilaled, the schemes Of Providence
would unfold themselves much The same as
they did before We are like nervous peo.
pie in a stage coach; we seem To fancy
tina, we must keep our eye on the horses,
or everything will 90 wrong-,ha, we must
look neither to the right nor TO the left more
especially when we apprehend the chance
of collision. We take upon ourselves an
imaginary responsibility. and wholly lose
sight Of the fact that our anxiety serves on
ly to tease ourselves-ihat the reins are in
the hands Of the coschman. and that. with
! all our care, we arc not driving bu, driven,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

The Louisville Courier says very ct.
ebrated chemist has expressed himself in
the most decided manner on the imposs.
biIity Of dissolving The Union. He says
that, as YET, no preparation, either foreign
or domestic, has been discovered, powerful
enough to &C, upon so large and wonderfu'
a substance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15
No Escape I!

f!e who yields himself to vice must in
evitably suffer. If the human law does no,
convict and punish him, the moral law
which will have obedience, will! follow him
10 his doom. Every crime is committed
for purpose, with some idea OF future per-
sonal pleasure; and ius. ss surely as Goo
governs the universe, SO surely does a
crime, although concealed destroy the hap-
piness of the future. No matter how deep
ly laid have been the plans Of ;he criminal
or how desperately executed, detection pnr-
sues him like blood hound, and tracks
him to his iate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

No one doubts that the creditor, whose
money is not paid TO him, has rights. But
loo few think Of the rights Of the debtor,
who sinks into ohscuriry. and often suffers
privaiions, while his heart is oppressed
with sense Of obligations utterly beyond
his power to cancel.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-15

Money got by gaming. is like pyramid
snow. t- ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

~ DIR. shew and DIR. =. Rogers, p'af'''l,s,''." '
Ws'er-curs s5 Yo1r.nsy 80. i-n-i''t
~ Fe~ler- g. Wells, PbrcnoioEi-ts md
patli.hers. Clinton Be- ~ fa'.a1-st near Tire re'
Cd - ''esy Ff5'svl Kim
~ Phonography.--T G LfL4S1 Rcpor.er. sre
reaeher u NoIcer--l Hrostway snf C4nht i' it
IT. sprinz -ryie of 6:entlcmen's Hats-BiRa
corner u Pine and Nassau s.frf te-ler's Has 0 i
s1rng STANDARD afo now rea3y and submitted % t.
.r,osI sagroen. ~ purchasers The slbscdbers Hale
sveteen long tired and are possessed Of Pernane1 ard
vel d served celebrity M are offered TO Ls customer
ana he public at prces g. moderate auy respecta
In the trade engaged 10 ne uanu'ar9re Of he i'e.i
,oa'Ites of Hats BIRD. cor Pine srd Nassau SIS
NorE-ln all cases where The standard pattern may pot
,ecoae the wesrer. The style wi be modified ID SUIT me
iJrm and features VT lH
~ At an Annual Meeting Of he members y the
herman Society ~ New1 OH, held on ne "a VT and
eeng Of TIE officers thereof the 15l OIL he 81 9wrg
yenfienen duly elected officers Of sad Society NJ
8 RODEWALD President; Mr. T.. Of,mGrsi, 'ife
resident. NJ n. LCuEWIc. Secretary Mr. =. ti11--.
Treasury Board Of Officers Messrs l. B1-chard, y
A Cassrleer r Degen L. Huber, T.. Dayeustsedt + " p.
leifner A. W susf j. FRANKIE, ND :. Habel. MD J..
NlndmUler end p Nlie. b. order " ne Pre-.den-
M s. HERMANN Z LuDEWIG' Secretary
~ LIqnlG IInir Dye, improved 90 - TO color i'.
or - ssers the fn0ueut IL arVe i without re le-
nr is entirely free from lEI rasaui odOr and -
vsshed win Tie strongest SOAP immediately j. apPA'f
rlnout waiting to dry. For sale or applied a. tI-Hii
* WY Factory NklsL rvl5TuThSsair
r3- Mater-t ure tnstttHtcs.-Dr TAIL t-ce. t-'
lslrnis ~ his cOinmo, nus cti establishment 10 LAsms
provided with seyefa oHhug rooms. some 81 w 90
.oaulry establishment At Oysier Bay /. vii Teo,of
Aprl ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.

NJ rh e rDAh-Nl
AIR. {. {. MARSH ACCOUNTANT. Al.lor of ne
III Science &C Double Frrv Bookkeeping p.l--q.
sli The Ar q Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved.
continues % icaCb ss above.
Courses ~ distraction TIE public pectfl inform
I'd snd assured N A. the an pursued by Mr narh teach
1r us iu Douarf branch = Truly course OF Practice ~
keeping books rather than course Of Lectures on NE
Theory.
There classes-each pupil las desk 70 himself j.
ntt keerIug books r@ce s@s 'qa-ae suc ors
tat Hls becomes co1se~sarf with oil re sccuunt books
constituting sef and a-o ~ In many f rant rarosnf %
-ac4Hrors Person. moderate capacity, bv ms colr--
rstert .ons Eeeprs n about r1rt1 ard 70
cefve certificates f0 Mar ere~'
Pros2ec'uses with terms obtained e. Ore rooms from .
A ~ T. -
Book .EFErivc rs SfAysH--A heau-fl. edition ~ Mr
Marsh. prn~ipsl " fk rl succ iu laI'-. Price II
Forsse at ite corn,ra -rdons ~ me01h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

The debt proper Of Louisiana is si,9l3397 The
deficit Of tie Treasury ssiyea 81 The excess Of
uais yeGT u estimated q; sls7ZN
The Directors Of the State Bank Of Indiana have
Eassed resolution dsclsrz T. 10 BE- inexpedeot 70 connect
themselves viii The Ono Bank agency At Coonns o.
kee2 down the price Of Exchange.
i bill is now before the Legislature Of Msss
spp providing Tor he psyneu, Of ne bonds o. NAT SEQ
negotiated By he Pariefs Bank TIE bD provides 'or h'
payment n back neres ana for the gradual eKangusn
neat Of the debt Warrants ne Treasury 20 %
ssef foffne Interest due Up 1880 81 received
n payment " he % coo Of land and cred
ied 10 me Internal improvement Fund The Interest
1910 1881 10 be- pad by direct appropriation from tn
Tfess1ry The ast section but II the hil provides
sbking fund for the progressive liquidation u The deb,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
pomcetic ports.

AiFxASDRiA ye6 sS&f5 shr Isse APFegsssA Raaa1ors-
ga .cAr faaoa. lscQNes Ne~nnppcrt
ROSTNN NarVA J. N-Af s,as asrshoa. pyss r>ases.
fsAaarQ cuuacAau ee,i.si CO sNF Chaioa De-.
a. iavsas N.rss ssr.h ooey NstntA osDash Gartss krs
s,cr Jsaacs Aar Mara SaA nersrra sss CerseaA Seo~
.A,2s cshisus Pse.et knesA Saa fsHesco AsrVeias
sPoeaer s. Kat ins JeSsA tcsro, >cksr~o NJ esrs
tskr otsu,s Dse Cshfofua en- Sss inte Nsaet INos'
>sVsu1sh fufk, Nkefses 81 ~
Sssct rsS >loFk Su-ea. Ro-n. Do Csueter- lsfS - -
Asfre West Thosstog Rsnref, y nh es sses tS'
f,ltan, kas>eh Sal1soas fNn1ouih.
SArfsoNE NsvA sA-. ,ssua.t ksrueie hoSse, Cbafrs
Sarah noSkhNi >Or-sns kspdecr Green %
Vaas. ksoirk bos,Oa Rsro N Moves DO 81 = sussn hs
kStzssss Sssn Rowe Oe0sroto~n DC Man Stsrtoa Roa
kos.oA ScAs Arsip, Ave New Noik Rolson " AZ
acLa NC Wa Bsne to~us<oA Nferk p Ree~ccs
II ,s Ae IDS Ros.sni MsiAsr. >etssos Bosta sch
Sasxs HAersxe NC Cuanetcut yos~s AstaaSna Msshtca
a. lA.sseSA q Aee >s New Yea EAsSst Gee &c. ID
4. yr pr.kwa.sT Mara sAls .en rss lesa sSNsnaa
Nc As-ex ScSrss, fre-ercksogrg
BRisTOf Nj Zee 1f--An scAr Ssgeros. Su.e Nlosk
CHAktE STO> FeA sSkFs ask Cesr&ee hsaptrsy ecsiou
sp 30 N.ie fsrref Hsvsas caTs Bs Ssree bsst Nst.e
lhs Assnsoa "a wa ceee seSca. rAAssesA =
al, n, h,See fartre ocrtc<ke < Ceset b az aAe
t.Ah Rsa Nas 81 kslA Hslss GsloSs l'efye. ~ ssis
49,, NO.. S,cr scAr Greter Ma ~ ftiA wet . -
\, ~ H.r,one Ysass NJ eSs Hts Asa Mai t,s
Ios5sa Ne cuiossA LvsTPSo, Shs AsY1st WV ss
lasis~ - , - -. IA,
han. S,A So scAr Rcsacks S=1 Men A. -
- q Rs,s W sA~.-r Bosina scAr Hrza kaot Co. * IA
49, oAvs. sannsx Nyosss A L Rys-, Rs'ey tefa q.
SLorcssfEN Pee a. AR, schE kuesooa tl<T "a
Nor en- S7h AR scAr Nnedcx IN Css-a of
f,s ssxA arr seAr KosNisslo Kvsc tn cszd-s es sstoa
sTr ssars Red eeseA sssA IN ksstPs to Ss-fSrA 70
fsg, O. ssHsas ~ s.- fcrs, kans fsstHsA ~ s0sSa '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
\NAN1S.

WANTED so agents 10 eel .arge variety ~ IOIu
w lar works fi gh,v cIateished. Just D. ble1 Fro,
- 20 90 per cent. fair paid Some sgc1is a
aokng from G. 90 10 8 o0g per year Cal scdre.s
DOW co lsq Nassau III im-
sNTANTED -SiuHtiOrs o.. % alufer cf excellent ar o
~ snl children, recently arrived tree from c.iy hsbs
md assoc atoms 40 wiling work lr moderate wegrs
tppLcsuou br made ~ Ore cers of Commissioner i
.ni grafton, Boa fie Park. ~ crarEes. r.tt
ANANTi.D-Iu Ire who. e.s,. tfIg business sesd.
w ead icl'gerf lsf. from - .o 8 ,sa:a NJ rg' e
ho rt-irs win ne parents sal hss Eno" i.fge '
- 1l~.uess would be preferred AIp.y - lo7 " N,rsi
m25,'
WANTED Employment WIN good Daguerrean 49,
Nv is by person no has kuovyledLs 81 r- rrf
iO hss Gamers &c Address 4 " a. 'lis or.cr.
iu2 tieoc-
-EN0 TsIIORs ASD TAtLORESsES Pantheon,
: gesL and sacs coal iand- Fau.rd o. 1i Broad aar
nj Il WM 4 JENNINGS 4 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

= NRGR RED Ash NIT COAI-PRICEs RI
4 ,1f-CFp TO $ PR TOS-sor-e D. = ?. and 3 =
a. r~ed .crer,ei frorn Tsri. A.o Egg Al s.1ve r.
Ys-5. = Th5rrpsrr-s. 1rt- Sprls. ard Christopher
near Greer Icn-sv ~ I'M
COaI.-Re1 Ash Cbe.,ut 8 - Egi - 81. Laff-
NINuL - l1. Stove kgE. srt BroEe-- > 81 Let -
Mt q ~ Stove Fcg All BroEer 8 FL, L7erPo9. f---
:; PEI c-s.5ror CaHrersnd. g. p. Corss. 8 re- Ht
ron vH--. Under cover. corner ol Hae~s al1 BED
-f~r rr- b rrrr-s 1855 -f| AAtfp NJ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
PCy- OF NEW YORK MARCH =


90 William cl,s. Conway. svr~ - o. niso 3saseHEs. q
lloyd Hreea Tie has had suce-eou % heavy sses iro
" aal NV haa had pilot "n tosfl days.
sch Iafs Lockh.ri. Hs'fss. Ns % Do lsh u nAster
sch Sophia Collins sy., Edeuon. ~, nss stores L. nasef
sch Frsncs A Haskn huise, Ncrlok. cofu 20 master
Sh pawnes sn H. hranty vice peasar- meal o. A,u &
fs,san
SD Msry Cremer, Cemef, ~ ~ coal
ssa Chis Marn smil. Nevcsst'r, De. cora g. mastery
sAILKp-sbp, Avulsngle HswSnp NO,eia. C'.s Poster,
80 AancAes,-f Conn. 90.
WIsp- sanr.e wv mef.dsa &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
ANTI-PYRIC PAINT

FIRE. WATER AND WEATHER PROOF
'EIus PAINT. manufactured tF the y. \. Anu-p grc
\ Pan, Cowrtny 70 new species u e composed 0.
materials etlry fire. proof beng scarcely destucune t
me luupige il Is lmpcr,cus ti10s pheuc ycs,,ltes,
AID sfrr being applied VIII stand Cor wears without failing
g. II, ul4ursoaahy he tci protection against ere arc
wafer saf las bren brought before Tire public
Grricaics shows Us ability o. RESIST nTe and other rc
mems can Pc seen al Dee Office NJ fte .uiscv'Nr-
Fir sale 20 0. fO sli rr asers hg BE agent % DE
Company GRO C. SHEPPARD lf5 Maiden .aue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

iHlsK RAY MOHp Low orc- ipf sale. 80 ; r. Hr'f--
way urse "a laUr Hrc unique substitutes - tl" --
suapen svoo1.f coftls ftty made 90 cial 81
weight h1d great Strength Boa form kc D re- hrmfr body %
ra-urrbeat pOslou. ted En- ne CASING in ie
~ rcl folding GTapeu ictF are hIn af-Irhi ara
ldesTucube Pamphlets may - had al the store, deecr
= the article. c-rtifcslls tol Drs Nuu- Francs
ssam- Ch4Ou snd others. showing .er .lr~fIor sts
. q others So use
al satisfactory rrf-es 2'ffu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
IEGroRH HAT nrANUrAcToRY.

1 WILSON, Leghorn list rarufaciurer, Eigtth-sv
y. fh house above Twenty Siyf's west side Persons
having Leghon hCruets or 60. teve EN- altered no
fashionable shape without any appearance u plecrg u
f..s e.fai Hslrnert ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
Passenger Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

Jas1 EN.ass HaclsacS fress HqrroMt Geo Obey l.ty.
,tihi.n 81 O,sr Pilns@ Johnston W Jssr
B.niaafn fsbam. and a. "a ne steerAge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
- UPRE,m couhr- sIEpngN eRcsn az ,NlIH E,'f

> HlN IITI-I UANItI NUOD m JOHN y WUIU- n De-
-i Na. sI John W.od ioa lrretl slun.arf sfi
III.. fIr luHl sIIh ID 81
t.a .fHe Ifu~ d, end t..nt, i8fs arf -
3d. sad c sni q cops of b. 49, al
% or tle sts' tsr hs .if~. - Va 80
stu tee1y isys amer - service hereof asr- As ~ ..
such sni i.l o. fls .ll comp %
fi1rasaH. The PLAINTIFF fa rl iatlnsst
fle ufeo Aunfsl t-el'y toss sr NJ
tst. eil interest Ios tls 25el ~ ul05sf bosl
tFi lHfei ali lorty bes leo IT, of ID.
F-trIrrf IH I761 o. Gar. Plant r . Aff.usy
10 lsHreT No ' MsI 4 hfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

AZ Hs,sns ~ w. harts Pcrsy ssnvoo, m Tgrsuj roo
a OH M s,s~ dave Kss Lacou Ihoup>or for 90 c R,r
A. Wand. 90 s,h Mlaudon Butler. igr >oresH' .oor
I'm fSSs az, fsss, Cora. WS.a f SioA .oSa Cen Marc
lueos f Nosesas 81 Charlie, tro't ha hass hoaas ar s..
oesas r,h, sontrs Watson I'M Cnsesoa ar iei ior d
& wa,ns, So1sss. ss i71h ss,s Che.hre Fer Aa,aal,.
be conaeeaes Baecot sera Moreos he,sne'a W.o~ No.
S~ass ssh ssp Alssss Aasn. Niors bos Arsrr, Bso~a
Lseoeas SHIeses, s1r Lon SedSsc a. Bath .h s-' ID q
a, Neav tas fee H. bne Lswrnee rs, hence, ts M
sa Hsuy, os NNea iaS days sh' Hannors, hooua rs W
Al Ms,ss. ian = ban, ons,A TOT Ro,toa a.. Vision @
S Martha Ahsn ~ o''o oroao "a Jan for Boston ers Char
AnSSi Jsaa NJ FEB S. sch Relief Fu,. ,e,,asua s,, 81
soth. .sA knub wo0t. do .h Herr Fewelns PASSPORT NJ
Al Cstsoa soh vit J.eo jordan l Poriaad ue j.
Han Cui. AMI Charchhh hShsom ie' NicA o. ens shan
roe b 90 Henr leeds smsn al Geo wsshsgoo Cart
hf Nfot, % oAo braa-eope DO eo Ne s FAl' hea W.
lr~st md kenael rsrs l- Tor IA none o., iesa" ~
-, savanna . Ns,hnan koss, tn Belfast ls'h dss
NO yoAnstoa nrsto, 18th, 90 Lshol feuteion g.
rA.s nsrIaAs~ Grat Perus,,sus PalAsa Fof. Cole SEQ
nsksG fes, NstdotkN Lc~s fean, stowrrs NonseN G.
n ~, SS sss ,, I'm ao s.. w.
Rchmvd ae hcor RrrgVh, keAsrds ,'p, John NeFsrsnt
fervae, fOsad dsg ANslsao lSuphc im frsnso ltu
- rsssssss el,s.,~ts So A. .eh nPee.poc And,soa Re
Sssl SORT 20 este "a SsS otssss. s-l NYoss
A. ssssaAA sat AZ ORG Mama ks In saeA'rel' AT -,
I'm CAAresioa I'M 81 Nh. sh Sroou, Chase hsfnorr
.h f-ters LORD bA iSh trS. Eysrina lsrfseee fon
CAT, JOes saqe.s ssNmore BEL. ceoe Bentley, cre''os
esrnsss les ~ Juis Wan AadV-cu. Nlcfs t a.
Ac Mahso,e Raw owing heavy weather hst Ssea onsh
g., s'o s.sest ~ 10 sal GO 's'A Sg NAIVE, sss
caes krt E.eQueo, a days tom NoioA eouad 20 hafees =
~s ade % be kNt ems Of tAess Sats I'M n.t Ar Si
shir IL Gr-as~, hro~r, Nor~sns foF Bordeaux
A. ~ ~ 1s<o fee : ers hrSone, rr~eaTtn. oaadsouTc
ssa sase Saes feel Ia Carors, fds On Boston a. ST
fttN burg'ss. GA~-ou. nv a., socn
A. ttaesa fee a. ears WIN RAey fr NYek Hs keis y .
NJ hbt ne ss-ese erx leSas Tr~s 30 nei 81
SN.s ~ % Nc sesa'eAe rvue,on, foa W ,cas.,, s o
GeScnl
Ats ieoga., liA NJ Nfs- Accute rark rou NlorA Iva
lssN RON ~n-rsrs TO- tro~Srr NAt,<sey fc Grsasa.
VIA, ef aen lVsi - Fotses 6sgrs. fosn W ian ~
ten Nc. Nf Caltofna
Al Juan Cub. sh al ers wsarr Hone Ho,. ana IA
pafxe.,. ch~sco org sch ksrieios CoOA a.
Al C-afosTos i<h N sChs Nerihen leAi D.,. ~ ,.,o-
y. lS'h sNet Ss 'sAs E,'sprs Resss NoIe.ss sii
icfk. kknIunrc
Hss,s Grspas isA W 80 Sseo,.sSsa AOs.oa co. R.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. eorner ;. gan;

Il MI Il FNFFN
avenue ara Tweury-tdri-st This large, elegant and
- -l,n. Hal. capsule GO seating about 500 pefs,ns
d, LED Tor public meetings concerts fssnvs~ iNr~ rc-
--es 81, m me story above ue Hti' rooms are hea o.
.uy Ted gu. one expressly fJr OH Feno"" an'neI nf
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WHENEVER & WHITE.

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And General Produce Brokers Portsmouth,, W.
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