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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13


New YORK. Washington Hun, (Whig)
is probably elected Governor by q very
small majority. The Wings have also a
majority Of the Congressional delegation !;
and q majority on joint ballot, in the Leg.
islature, which will secure q Wing U S.
Senator. in The place of Hon. Daniel S.
Dickinson. whose term expires on the 4th
Of March next.
New JERSEY. Fort, (DemocraD has
been elected Governor by a majority Of
about five thousand. The Democrats have
also carried four out Of five Congressmeu
and have majority in the Legislature, on
joint ballot. which will give Democratic
U. s. Senator in place Of w. L. Dayton.
ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN and MIcRIcAr.
The election returns arc not yet sufficiently
10 indicate, definitely the result.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13
~ The Editor of the Bloomsbury

psT The Editor of the Bloomsbury
.S:ar, is so enchanted with Jenny Lind,
that he gazes steadfastly at her portrait
hung up over his dusty table; and his of
flee has become shrine for the worship of
this popular musical divinity. lie per-
mits the outsiders to share in his trans
ports, though at enormously oppressive pri-
ces. Jenny Lind and l2l cents. Hear
him:
"Thc public can have an opportunity of
seeing the portrait at l.! cents look
Children half price.
IS. Any "nicc young man" who
wishes to kiss the glass that covers it, can
have chance to do so for dollar. What 5
bid for the first tickct?
S. I'd. The "nice young man must
be one who says "wataw and waitaw,'
wears a standing collar, and has great
gsb of hair on his face.
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Another Fire in Northumberland

On last Saturday evening, about s
o'clock another fire broke out in Northum-
berland, and burnt down Mark Priestly's
dwelling house; the stabling formerly con-
nccted with Mrs. Withington's Hotel; and
n blacksmith shop. Mr.. Priestly saved
his furniture, Ibut four valuable horses be-
longing to Thompson's Express, were con-
sumcd with the stables. The fire is be-
lievcd to be the work of an inecndiary.
The citizens of that place have been terri
bly, scourged in this way, this fall; and if
the fiend, whoever he may be, should be
discovered, he would be apt to be dealt
with in the most summary manner.
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Cholera at Jamaica.

We learn, from the N. Y. Ereniny Post,
that the Cholera is raging with frightful
violence on the island of Jamaica, West
Indies; and dreadful as it has been, the
physicians think its destructiveness has on
ly commenced. The later cases proved
fatal in a quarter of an hour. In one
place, out of population Of 200, twenty
five died:n "a hours. In the burial ground
of Spanishtown, the seat Of Government
Of the Island, % bodies were left above
the ground, one Sunday, because no one
could be found to bury them. Some pen
itentiary convicts accepted the Governor 5
offer Of freedom, if they would bury the
dead, but most of them died shortly after
of the epidemic. There is a great search
ty of medical men. One physician made
over eighty calls in a single day /; and sew
er;l had died from the disease, or over
cxcrtion and exposure. The hope was
entertained that New York would send
out some physicians by the next steamer.
The epidemic had broken out with great
violence in the 9th regiment, stationed
at New Castle, in the mountains, at the
hcalthful elevation of 1000 feet above the
level of the sea. The disease is spreading
all over the island, and carries with it ter.
ror and distress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

The present is the most favorable season,
not only for reading, but for procuring
subscriptions for Newspapers-and to all
who think the "Chronicle" deserving Of
support, we offer this inducement until the
1st of January: Eeery present sudsrribr
rho wM secure another, shall haze the Chro-
nicle tor himse!f and the ne'e subscriber for
Tpo Dollars, 81 each, } for one year only;
tie Cash To BE- paid in Adrdnce. Fifty cts
premium for obtaining new subscriber, is
worthy of the effort.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

bvTherc is fair prospect now that
the Rail Road from Elmira to Williams
port, will be completed at an early day,
and in permanent, substantial style. BY
the time this is done, if not sooner, VIC
have no doubt a continuation Of the line
will be under way from Williamsport to
Harrisburg. The West Branch country
will then be opened out to the world; Il
ccnsummation dcvoutly to be wished
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

Bounty Land Law.-The Bene6cisries.
1T appears from statement Of tho Ad.
ju,ant Gem raj, that there were enrolled,
militia and volunteers
Ia Black ilawk and Seminole
wars. %, ,864 men.
Creek disturbances, (milii,a,) 90, 900 "
War 1912. (miliiIa,) 47l,OOO d"
Regular army. $1,000 I"
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GREAT COUGH REMEDY!

IN Offering 10 the community this Justly cele-
i braieL remedy for diseases Of the throat and
lungs it is not our Wi.h to tri1e with the livesG
health of the sfiic;cd but frankly to lay before
them the opinions Of distinguished men, and
some of the evidences Of its success, from which
they can Judge for themselves. We pledge ONT.
selves to make no wild assertions or false state
ments Of it. efficacy, nor will we hold out sny
hope 10 suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant.
Many puooFs are here given, end We solicit %
inquiry from the public into all We publish. feel.
ing assured they will find them perfsctly IelisbIs
and the medicine worthy their best confidence
and patronage.
Prof. CharekIad. Of Boudein College. Mqin<,
Writes 81 have witnessed the effects Of your CHKRKI
and it gives satisfaction to state that 10 medicine
have known has proved 80 emnsntly successful ~
curing diseases Of the throat and lungs"
Rer. DR.. Osgood
Writes That he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL ths
hest medicine for Pulmonary Affections ever given 70 II.
public, and states that his daughter after being Obliged
to keep the for four months with settled
cough accompanied by raising Of blood, night sweets
and the att nant symptoms of Consumption commsnc;
the Of the Cherry Pectcra and had completed, 70
covered
Er-Chanceiior King,
Of New York. saws IL have been great sufferer With
BRONCHITIS. and but for the of the CHERRY fbC'
ToRAl might have continued to be 50 for many years
come but that has cure me and am happy to bear -
timony to its efficacy"
From such testimony We ask the public ojudss
for themselves.
Hear the Patient.
Dr. Ayer-Dcar Sir: For two years vas afflicted With
4 very cough, accompanied by splitting OF blood
phy y.can was induced to use your CHERRY fECTeRAf
and continued to do till considered myself curri
and aseribc the effect to your prrpar.tion
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

LATE FROM LEwIsEURG-Thc editor
of the Chronicle has got bad cold that
hindcrs the discharge of bis editorial duty
His nose weighs one pound and seven
ounces. In the meantime, he uses "Pcp-
sim to digest his ideas.-Lycomi"y ca
-cfhe
Slightly mistaken, neighbor. Our nose
counts by feet, not pounds. Therefore VIC
should like to take peep at the scales by
which you. arrived at. such a apondcrous re-
suit. Our only medical prescription in a
pinch, is one Of" Wrighfs Vegetable Pill" "
to wit: a copy of the Lycominy Gazette ;
though We will admit to you (in the stric-
test confdcnce) that after such dose, a
little ".Pepsin" would not come amiss, to
help restore the digestive functions.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

D-If any of our readers should hap
pen to visit Montoursvillc, Lycoming Co.,
they will find it to their advantage, as We
did last week, to stop at the hotel Of Mr..
Frederick Shale, where they will find good
accommodations, and an obliging host.
Be.ides-it is the only public house in the
plsec
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13
E1 AIR r 1ED

In Lewisburs. Tuesday morning. lsih
inst. at the residence of Col. J.. B. Chris.
Hon. GEORGE PuRINroN. of Freeport, ll'.
and Miss SADILLA NJ BoGAR, formerly o.
Iewisburg. Union Co., Pa.
westward the star Of Empire takes ts way, a. We
thought to ourself when the above announcement sn
bountiful portion Of cake made its appearance in pf
sanctum wel so go; the East loses prize. but ID.
West gains gem; and parting sauation We can t'
express the wish that in the Empire Of the Heart w
star OF the fair brides happiness may ever be, s nov"
the ascendant.
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LearlsDssrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning. Nov. l3

ADvERTIZE ,-Execut"rs Administrators. Public
Officers City and Country Merchants. Manufactures
Mechanics Business Mcn-al who wish 10 procure or TO
isposc Of anvthnrwoud do well to give notice of the
sam through the "Lerrsburg Chronicle This paper has
q good and increasing circulation in a community conta
ming us large n proportion of active solvent producers
consumers. and dealers. any other i'll the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13
Thanksgiving Day.

1t is a matter Of regret that the STATES
can not all unite l.. selecting one day for
public Thanksgiving. There is, thus far,
less unanmily than ususal. South Carroll.
ma had her Thanksgiving on the gath uIt.
The other States, as far as heard from,
have appointed the following days:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

NARRowEsCAPE---AN NDWARNING.-On
Saturday afternoon last, as son of Mr..
Dan'l Rangler of Buffalo TIP was returning
home with Mr.. Rs six-horsc team, after
delivering a load of wheat in town, the
nurse. thoing left alone at Christ & Nc
Faddin's Foundry took fright; and vince
ling short about, left part Of the wagon on
the street, and took their way at full speed
down the whole length of Market street,
but, (not being prepared, probably, to pay
toll on the Bridge they wheeled around
Nj. Weidensaul's corner, into Water street,
where one of the horses fell, and after be-
ing dragged some distance and badly inju-
red. brought the team to halt No other
injury was done, altho' the race extended
to distance of nearly eight squares, and
Market St. was more than usually crowded.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

pE-Thc Telegraph mectingreferred to in
our last, has been postponed for week or
ten days, in order to obtain further detailed
information from the officers of the Sus-
quchanna Company. We understand it
will cost about 5000 mile to put up the
wires.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

IIollidaysburg, Oct. 3O.-Wm. Gorsuch
vas killed las, night at house Of inlamy,
by Hugh Deary, who stabbed him in the
neck, when he bled to death. This is the
second murder in the place wi,hin.a monlh.
Deary was arrested and lodged in Jail.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

pes- The Distributing Post-Oflices at
Northumberland and Harrisburg are now
discontinucd-lcaving only Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, and Erie, Distributing Offices.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

egThe Canals are now in good order
in every direction, and brisk Fall busi-
ness doing.
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,aNe are indebted to our friend and

correspondent Mr. wn H. CHAxsEHrIS, for COPY Of the
California Courier Of Sept 4th, in which observe
among other things the Romantic Marriage recorded in
this Chronicle months ago, and which still travels
the rounds, although the hero has since passed to those
realms where they neither married given in mar
rage-Mr c. has also kindly furnished with printed
Programme Of President TAYLoRs Funeral Procession at
San Francisco; and Comic Song entitled "THE USED
UP MINER" which latter VIC shall lay before our read
crs next week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

IMPORTANT to ihoes having impuri,ies
of the Biood-BRANT'S PURIFYING En-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world. is now pu, up in QrARr Borrlrs. Gfsse
advertisements headed "64 DOSES" Il is 20
sr,ong and purifying, that one bottle lasts from
ten to sIteen days longer than ssIsaparilla. DR.
Thornton. agent, Lewisburg. l2mSss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

HThc letter of Lieut.. Maury, on our
first page, detailing some of the operations
Of the National Observatory, at Washing
ton, will be found, We think, to possess
deep interest for our readers generally, as
we'll as the class of persons to whom it is
more particularly addressed; and We be-
speak for it an attentive perusal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

E pG- The Philadelphia Nurs defines a
n,ustache wearcr to be "a monkey with a
shoe brush on its upper lip"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

bey-The fire on the mountains between
Buffaloe and White Deer, has ragged scvc-
raj Gays.
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thanksgiving i'll l]cmnsnlpania.
A PROCLAMATION.

PENNSYLVANIA Ssh a.. nGms and ~ ' G,hority II h
Commonwealth of I.nnsyrdsia. by VIM f. Jstasto'
s.,rc,,or 3 xuiJ (,,D,D,o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

Rumors OF War between Brazil and Bu-
enos Ayres.-Letters from Buenos Ayres,
Of Sept. 81, state that the city is full Of ru.
n,ors that declaration of war between
Buenos Ayres and Brazil is soon TO take
place. These rumors, the letters state, are
in everybody's mouth, but are not tracea-
be 20 any authentic source. The relations
between the two countries are Of such a
nature, however. that such an event is bv
no means improbable.
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zetmtabur9 %arkrt.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
PrrSIx. .thefrue Digestire Fluid " Gasfrie juice!
A great DysPepsis curer. prepared from Rennes
or the fourth stomach Of the Or, after directions
Of Baron Lic5ig, the g'est Physiological chemist.
by S Houghton. NJ ID. Mol North Eighth ST.
Philadelphia. This is q truly wonderful remedy
for indigestion. dyspepsia, jsundce. constipation.
liver complaint and debility, curing after Ns'urss
own method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric
Juice See Advertisement in snOsher column.
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War in HaVti.

Advices from Jeremie, Ha.ti. 10 the 18th
of October, state that hostili'ies have ac,u-
ally commenced between the llayticns aud
Dominicans. On the 9h instant, as the
vanguard Of SoLouoUE's army was descend.
ing the Pass oi Bonica, they were attacked
by about 500 Dominican troops, who
drove back the Hay,iens with terrible
slaughter. The announcement oi this de-
file skirmish caused much uneasiness 10
the Emperor, who marched On the llih
from Petit Grave. at the head of his staff
and 400 Of his guards, 10 take the field in
person against the Dominicans. In add.
ton to the above defeat. Haytien brig.of-
war. with $50 men on;board, was captured
off Sco,,'s Bay by two Dominican schoo-
ners Of war. or gun boats, and carried as
a trophy into Macao Roadstea1. These
hos,ilities have had very dsas'arous ef.
feet on the trade OF the island. There was
no coffee 10 be had, and the cutting Of log
w~od and mahogany.was under restriction.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-13

|DR. STEWART-Surgeon Dentist
IL has removed his office to Fourth 81
near Blair's Franklin Hotel"
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Two JOurncymcn TailOrs
WANTED by the subscriber, innea',,
w aieiy. None but good workmen need
apply. JOHN B. MILLER
Lewisburg, Nov. l2, 1850
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Plate iron eslimated 70 weigh about

The plate iron must be Of the beat quality of
American rolled iron, free from blisters. holows or
other defects, cut correct 10 the given sizes and
kept straight from the shears. TIE bar iron 10 he
OF the best quality American rolled iron, with
square edges, and cut To the exact lengths without
fag or raw ends, except the bars marked u on the
schedules, which are TO be hammered iron Sch.d-
ules of the sizes of each class OF camboses will be
furnished the contractor. Also, the following
round iron Wis
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I also agree TO furnish and deliver at the said
navy yard, on like terms and conditions, any addi-
tional quantity of said articles that may be re-
qurcd before the expiration Of the fiscal year end
ing 30th June, 1851, on fifteen days notice from
the Bureau or the commandant of said navy yard.
II my offer be accepted, desire TO be addressed
through the post Office at -, and the contract TO
be sent 10 the navy agent at -, for execution.
Very respectfully, Alb.
To Com. CHARLKs WIN. SKINNER,
Chief of Bureau Of Construction,
Equipment, and Repair, Washington
We, the undersigned, residents Of ------, in the
State Of --, hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing bid Of -- be accepted, that --
will, within ten days after the receipt Of the
tract at the post office designated, execute the
same, with good and sufficient suretics, 10 furnish
the supplies embraced in said bid in conformity
with the terms Of the advertisement under which Il
made. q. ID.
hereby certify that, 10 the best Of my know
ledge and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sufficient. G. H., Navy Agent
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
ON the envelope transmitting the offer.
Proposal, for Napoi ssPpiies,''
Can No. -, ,- Nary Yard, ---.
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q do 5-lnch IRON Dutt hinges 90
SO pounds iron wire each No. 8, 10, and l6, $50
pounds, per pound
20 pounds iron wire each No. 4, s. IL, Ia, and IL
100 pounds, per pound
10 pounds brass wire, inch per pound
dozen 3-inch mortice closet (or locker) locks,
sample. per dozen
dozen Inch upright mortice locks, wrought
iron and mineral knobs, sample per dozen
dozen 5-inch upright mortice locks, wrought
iron and mineral knobs, sample per dozen
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"a lights plate glass. Tor Top and bowsprit lal
terms, per pattern, per light
IL patent deck lights, 3. by 81
l2 do 81 by 10}l inch thick
~ do 81 by lIS
CLASS No. 6-Flar Canvas,

Each bolt 10 contain 40 yards In length, and b,
20 inches wide.-(See samples.)
10 bolts Russia duck sample per bol
10 do Ravens duck light do do
1000 lbs flax sewing twine per sample per II
25 do, whipping do do do
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10000 lbs.
FLAT.
rs, 900 Lbs. per Id.
CLASS No. O. -Hmdtoare.

All 10 be Of the first quality American iron, and
subject to the test and inspection of the Navy
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LASS No. Cotton Canvass, &c

Each bolt 10 be 50 yards in length, and y inches
wide.--( (See samples)
10 bolts 30 inch cotton canvass, for COTS $50 yds
per bot)
$50 bolts ~ inch cotton hammock stuff
sample per boh
100 do do do bag stuff do do
$50 yards in length per bolt.)
6O00 yards twillcd bagging, for bread
bags do per yard
1000 yards coal bagging for coal bags do do
500 pounds cotton twne do per ID
25 do seine do do do
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CLASS No. 10.-Sperm oil and Candies
5000 gallons pure winter strained sperm
oil per gallon
5000 pounds pure sperm candles. short
skies pound
CLASS No. 1l.-Sfationry.
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CLASS No. Pig Iron.
SO tons No. J best American gray pig iron, per
ton Of =, ,240 lbs.
CLASS No. 3.-Hard,oae, &c.
80 papers Of cIout nails assorted 3d n "A .ua
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NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. Iron, 5y the pound.


Pounds.
The plate iron for cambooacs, ior lat class
frigate, weighing about 2a.5Oo
The plate iron for ! camboosc, for 2d class
frigate, weighing about 1866
The plate iron for 5cambooses, for lst class
sloops, weighing about $500
The plate iron for 8 camboos-s, for 2d olase
sloops, weighing about 1000
The plate iron for 3canibooses, for schoon-
ers, weighing about 2,lOO
Plate iron estimated to weigh about 5O,765
The bar iron for caml,ooses for lat class
frigate, weighing about 1850
The bar iron for caInboose, for 2d class
frigates, weighing about 27O0
The bar iron for csInbooscs, for lst class
sioops, weighing about 5000
The barsiron for oambooscs, for 2d class
sloops, weighing about 500
Tue bar iron for cambooses, for schooners
weighing about 400
Bar iron for 10 cambooses. estimated to weigh
about 30. 400
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CLASS 3-Flar CaaDaSs, per sample.
CLASS No. Cotton Canvass.

. 90 Dag CanVaSB 90 10
ii do hammock stuff do do
ITO pounds q fold) cotton sewing twine per lb
The cotton canvass, SO yards to the bolt, to be q
inches wide
Hammock and bag stuff, so yards to the bolt, Z.
inches wide
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

l hereby agree TO furnish and deliver, at the
Navy Yard at --, in conformity with the re-
quremcnts of the advertisement from the Bureau
Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair Of the 9th
day Of May, 1850, the several articles embraced in
(class) classes for that yard, to wit:
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
CLASS No. Iron.

(All to be Of the best quality American manuiac
ture, except the IA bundles Russia sheet iron.)
The hnrs 10 be NOT less than Ten feet long
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l6 do 7-IC do do Alps do
IL do ! do do 3,52S do
5 do 1 do do 1890 do
bundles No ~ Russia sheet-iron,
say 456lbs do
IL bundles No I6 Russia sheet-iron,
say 3,64S lbs do
SO sheets No II charcoal iron, say 1922 do
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CLASS No. s.

CLASS No. 4-Sperm Candies.
10000 lbs. sperm candles, short skies, per sample
per lib.
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Brass, sc.

DO DO do lamp books
do coat and hat hooks
do 4 by 3-inch brass upright norticc
knnh lnc ka s.otn.loto
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10 tons Manila hemp, per ton of z, ,240 lbs.
CLASS No. Stationery.
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CLASS No. 4-Glnss

GLASS No. f. Glass.
200 glasscs, for air ports, each inches In dame
ter, by u inches thick, faces 10 be polished
and made exact 10 the dimensions, per glass
CLASS No. 5.-Painfs.
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1900 pounds best quality oakum per pound
% do do raw cotton, suitable for
caulking do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-06
ln31

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whole SYSTEM soothing the irrtsted nerves. allaying
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