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BALTIMORE EIkE ta8URANCE COMPAe'.
No. IS SoUrH STREET.
John I. DONALDSON, PRxsIDrsr.
flNhis COMPANY proposes to insure lives for
more years, for lite, the specified In
the following table being low safety the assured and
The Company would Justify with these the assured
enjoys the benefit Of Immediate in lieu brospecfve
uncertain bonus He risks nihcr he policy The premium
that he has PAIL
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intermediate ages proporonae rates. and these prem-
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erly at the option Of the assured.
Buysand sells Annuities.
SeIs Endowments for children
Makes Contracts in which life or the interest money is
involved RICHARD e. DORSEY sseretary
OhhhLbS w. PAlRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In-
sursnee Company, would call public the reduced
rates OF premium charged All Premiums Policies
the District to be paid his Office corner off and sth
streets where applications for policies be made.
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I AND AGENCf.-I have agent, several valuable
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON ID &.
CHARLES DE SELDING,


Commissioner. Notary Public, and GensraLAgent,
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ID. S. Kaufman Texas, Maj LloydJ. Beal p NJ A.
job Mann, Pa Peter Hagner Esq, Sd Aud
A. X. Paris Comprol- Treasury.
Ter of Treasury. sep 20-1y
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READ!
JUST RECEIVED, LETTER FROM THE
HON. HENRY CLAY,

HON. HENRY CLAY,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERViS'S COLD CANDY.
New York. March Is, $40.
My Dear Madam beg OF many and cordial
thanks tor obigng present OF Cold Candy from which
l am persuaded that have derived benefit
Yours, truly and faithfully, HENRY CLAY.
To Mrs. J. w. Jervis, 500 broadway, New York.
The original letter be seen, by any person DESTROYS OF
seeing the handwriting OF the great man. Mrs Jervis's
The extract from the New York Herald OF March TO- S48,
will still add testimony, if essentially needed Mr.
Clay looked remarkably WE'LL having almost entirely
ed from the effects of the cold which he took when he
first arrived and expressed himself feeling much better
than he had felt for several days past"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-01
1 DYING WOMAN SAVED
cCNSU CuREOi

We give the following cer ste fact Of which
goes prove the power a when tie persou
be she vcr !as; OF esistensa when Brss
f.t,, Pair.rnary Bs.sr is airnnisscsd:-
We sive the 70, certificate Fac. Of cu.c which
so"s To prove The pu-- life when the person
scF'ns ~ be il The last OF existence when
6'ants Lldisn Pulmonary Bosass s administered This
sase does not stand alonr-we could MANY cuaxs
as ssayreons and asonndin-and hundreds of hopcgess
Cases and thousands Of cases called CONSUMPTION
TH!S CURE effected the wife of Mr. Z.BA
DrKEMAN of the terra CT Ballston Saratoga Co, ~ r.
Mrs Dykeinan was pronosnccd dying. and Mr. Dykeman
went 10 the store OF DR. JOHN WAIT purchase cloth for
syeHd and Other burial materials expecting his wife
would soon de She in the last stare of the disease
was -llri egrcrsei ard dis.re.sedad tc relieve he.
srns distress, and make dsinS piilop easy Mr.
pyk man rsuHdcd to give her OF BRANT'j
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM." lie took the RaLsam
Lftn" th he shroud and -a-c portion u his wif-it
relieved hcr-she continued take it until shc recovered
COOP HEALTH ard she has ooHfis sod rU for nearly tous
ysars-see Pamplc: FOR p-r,cua ars
Mr. DYSEaIAE EwGre - the above facts before THos O.
fo0So, Esq- of Balistcn Spa, goth April, lsis.
iHos. q. foUNo Es.., Justice, cortiEes that he has
known Mr.. Dykmgn many yrars-and that he is one OF
ilir raost 'rory and respectable citizens; and Mr. JOHN
WAIT the merchant spoken of auve also ceries to tho
good character of If Dyteman, and that he was nc
quated with all the aeis having heard them often spok-
si by DE.s.da
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Fruit at1o
1 O r N A M ENTAIL
Il TREES,

lhe subscriber offers for sale large
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Apple trees, 7 TO 10 feet high, 40 varieties,
all warranted genuine-Peach trees, 20
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6 or 8 varieties OF Grape Vines Of the best
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Paulonia, Linden, &c.
The above trees can be seen by The Is, OF
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Foundry.
N. B. Persons wishing TO procure a
quantity OF the Fruit trees, are requested 10
make immediate application TO the subscri.
Der. in order TO procure The varieties and
size wanted. II. 4. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1850.
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STOVES

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IaIudbIe SCOTS.

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Davies Analytical Geometry
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Wit ano Gumor.
Yankee Doodle.

A iu;e number of The knickerbncker con.
aius some amusing adventures of Yankee
Doodle. The following is pretty fair H.
lustra,;on Of the adventurous and wander.
ing character OF The hardy sons ol New
England. Speaking Of the wonderful ubi-
guilty Of ..,e true Yankee. the writer says !:
al. is hards. NAN Chinese puzzle to
ru, your hnge. on bi, Of territory. d;spu-
ted Or .unslsputed, where the Yankee Doo-
die is Tot. tfyou go to Laud's End he is
there; to Mount Arara,. he is there !;
Chimborazo, H;malaya, the mountain OF
.he Moon, or the Pyramid of Cheors. he is
there; here, in fine. "here an ark. a
dove, a came, snake can arrive, by their
several faculties bar'ering, scratching his
name on trees, stones and African slaves.
lie knows the whole map Of the ancen!
tiomin:ons Of Preston John, and every nook
and eoraer OF Mozambique, and he is hand
and glove VITA all ihe savages in the world,
lie has been TO Icha5oe unit! he has scraped
j, perfectly clean; and if your English .ra-
der has discovered q new bank o. Guanc,
and is getting ready to fire gun or Two
ana raSe possession Of i, in the name Of her
Majesty, imagine his concerGmehi. 10 dis
cover dozen Of these fellows seventy fee,
deep in a Guano cavern. scoofing /, out
With their fngers. and Bangor schooner
bouncing Up and down 10 lliI!c cove like
a duck ancng tu!ru>hes. Now il you
walk on the sea-shore OF DaliaraS, you
will find that you are no, the first ;here,
perhaps 10 your great sorrow. as Capt 'is
s@ofe violently. VIXEN, in walking through
tho streets of Rundown, at Ike very Hn,l's
of the dominons of Prince Pompadeilo, in
africa, he heard sharp whistler gong
,bro',sI re tune OF Yankee Doodie,'
with an easy execution and unconcern,
which threw him a, once into coas; ic-
yer. hnd JUS, SO ii was with the poor
soul who discovered DimPaz, and was just
uncorking a bu,;le OF madeira in commem- |
ora:.oa Of The event, wien ho sew IA ian-
kee on hillside administering The cod |
water pledge 10 the ra.ves.'
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Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue oi an order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Union county will be exposed
10 putiic sale, on the premises, on Wednes.
day the 9Th day Of May next. all that mes.
suage. farm and tract Of land situated in
White Deer Tp.. Union Co., adjoining
lands Of Henry NolI, John Heberling and
others, containing about lao acres, nearly
all cleared, on which are erected good
Farm House and Barn and other necessary
bindings. Also all that tract of WOOD
LAND situated in the same Up. adjoining
lands Of Daniel Ranck, DR.. S.J..Beck, and others,
containing abou, $50 acres. Sale to commence ut
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when terms will he published.
JOHN BENNAGE,
April H. 1850. Admir- John Bennase decd
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Olicc.

CUBSCRlBERS TO the e" University nj
~ Lewisbure" are respectfully requested
to pay their Second lns.almeni, now due,
10 the Treasurer. And those who have not
raid the IS: Instal't are respectfully notified
that all such delinluen,s will be charged
Interest on their lns.almenls from the time
they become due.
SAML T. WALKER, TRrAs.
Lewisburg, Feb. 25, 1850.
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Jn2ia Dan.

Uncle Dan, as he is 'sn,i'iar!y called, is
. good old man, as honc@; as the day is
long; bu, there is lille something lack
ing in the upper story OF his &" mortal cor
porosi,y." This deficiency in i!s upper
standings " caused him considerable ,'oub-
ie, inasmuch az i, drew him inc grea;
many curious scraPcs, one Of shich is too
good to be lost. When tie war Of 1912
broke out he was cne of ihe hrst 10 borrow
{ gun, join company % miii'la. anu
march TO Pla';sburgh. Soon after his ar
rival there. Tie company to which he be-
longed was sent OF. 10 reconEoitre The bFl-
,ish, who were said to be advancing 10
wards Plaisbursh. They we;e Obliged 10
march through long piece of wocas, and
on emerging lherelrom, came directly in
from, Of the whole British army. marching
forward in ORDER OF battle. In an instant
the company broke and ilci in d'smay.-
No, SO with our wor.hy Uncle Dan. H.
wss not 10 he scared at trlilcs. Like 'hc
d,us,sious and immortal Don QIXo:e. h"
stood ready 10 give the enemy battle; Tais-
ing his muske,, as The British approached,
he fired upon them. ond lhen charged home
~hH the sayone:. The British returned
the fire. and Uncle Dan received severe
wound in bis thigh. In an instant he ws,
surrounded, and a British officer, sczins
his gun, commanded him 10 give up hi
arms and surrender. Unc'e Dan hcsi;ai-
cd. The order was given in mere per-
cmptory tone. 'Give up your arms or die.
Uncle Dan saw ,ha, il would Le dangerous
10 parley the iaies were against him ; but
like true hero. raising his voice in sol
emn expos,aia,;on. he exclaimed =" We'll.
cell, s'posc must give it up; but IL you
fake il you take it at your or" risk-hs
q borrowed guar
The British officer burst into a roar o!
laughter; the conclusion was io.vi:Ad'e,
and afe. disarming him, and pFoHn0cins
him non eompo,, the Bri:ons left him to
find his way back to the American camp,
where he arrived soon afer end related his
wonderful, battle with the British.
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PU RE FIRES IL GO ID
XSU9ae Oiz.

TNHIS new and valuable Medicine, now
i used By the medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in TIE cure OF
Pulmonary Consumption, Scrcfua Chronic
rheumatism, Gout, general Debility,
Complaints IF the Kidneys,
&c. &c. is prepared from the liver Of the
GOLDFISH for medicinal use, expressly
for cur sales.
IExtrac, from the London Medical Journal.l
WILLIAMS. NJ. D.. FRS, Professor Of
Medicine in University College, London, consul.
ting physician to the Hospital fer Consumption,
&c, says; -" have prescribed the Oil in above
four hundred cases of tubcrculous disease of the
Lungs, in different stages, which have been under
my care the last two years and halt. In the
large rumtcI of cases, 2O6 out of 233, its use was
followed by marked, ulequivocal improvement,
varying in degree in different cases. from a tenn
poraIy retadA;on Of the progress OF the disease
and mitigation of distressing symptoms, up to
a more or less, complete restoration to apparent
health.
"The effect Of the Cod Liver OIL in most of
these cases was very remarkable. Even IN q few
days the cough was mitigated, the expcc Grafton
diminished in quantity and opacity, the night
s"edts Cedscu, tle purse ptcduc sio"eI, anu oi
better volume, and the appetite, flesh and strength
were gradually improved.
"In conclusion repeat that the pure fresh Oil
from the Liver Of the God is more beneficial in
The treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption than
any agent, medicinel, dietetic resimenal, tina;
has yet been employed"
As we have made arrangements 10 pre-
cure the Cod Liver Oil fresh from head |
quarters, it can now be had chemically |
pure, by the single bottle or in boxes OF
one dozen each.
lis wonderful efficacy has induced num-
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depends entirely On its purity, too much
care can no, be used in procuring il GExu-
lsE. Every bottle having on it our written
signature, may be depended on as genuine.
Pamphlets containing an analysis Of the
Oil, with notices of it from the Medical
Journals, will be sent to those who address
US free Of postage.
JOHN C. BAKER 4. CO.,
Wholesale druggists and Chemists,
ly2Ss] 100 North Third ST. PHILADELPHIA