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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK ENDING MARCH IA, 1880


WEEK ENDING MARCH IA, 1880
But little business has been going during the week
ending this day. and there is but little animation in trade
BAcoN.-The market is abundantly supplied-S000 lbs
Sides cents and 5000 lbs hog round 7c from wagons
Sales dull at quotations.
CoRNSupply good and sales per cargo from North Coun
store at So 54c per bushel.
NAVAL SToREsBut little business has transacted
this market last Raw Tupentine has ranged
orally at 81 so for SOFT and 81 10 per bb for hard Spirits
Tpntt1e has ruled lower and quote last sales at PAY
per gallon Some 800 400 barrels have changed hands
during the week. portion of it at 24c per galonbbl
81 so 81 75 not returnabe. Nothing doing in Rosl.
Small sales Tar at firm prices 81 TO-
FLoUR.Sock of Fayetteville flour considerably reduced
Sales at quotations.
/ LARD-The Lard market continues to be abundantly
stocked and sales low and only small way, wanted by
Grocers. See table for prices.
DEMONSTRATING been doing in River Lumber.
MoLAssEs.-None arrived this week. Sales of cargo
ported last week. in lots to suit at 20 cents per gallon
RIcE-Soe sales of Clean Rice $3S and $34 per 100
There has, learn been transactions in Rough
Rice, but the terms have not been made public.
SALT-None received this week Our quotations arc for
store rates.
SHINGLEs-But little enquiry and quotations for small
sales lower. See table.
STAvEs-Ths market appears to be almost entirely mac
tive Some few transactions have however, taken place
quotations.
ASH HEAD1NG-Last sale at 81 per NJ.
TMBER-About twenty RATS, perhaps MORE have been
sold within quotations.
ExcHANGE-The Banks have reduced their rate of Ex-
change Northern Cities to per cent. premium.
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rex sheriff.


~ We authorized to announce THoS- H. VIII
LIAMS as candidate Office Of Sheriff at tho snsaing
election. i
March Is, 1850 0-u
So We authorized to announces GEORGE ALDER
MAN candidate for Sheriff the ensuing election
March Is, 1850 H-ts
Town papers please copy till election
VoTERs OF New HAsovER-1 myself oandt~
date for the heralty ye County and solicit yosr votes
at the ensuing election. S. D. WALLACE.
March 8, 1850 26-u
Papers of the town win copy tin otherwise ordered
To the Independent Voters of Near HaHorey CoRnty
FELLow-CTTIzESs-fn aecordancs with tho wishes Of
number of my friends beg esve to offer myself Is cadi-
for the of Sheriff Should you homer with
surages pledge myself tdscbarge its duties with fidelity
and impartialty. g. j. MOORE. 81
New Hanover county, Feb'y q, 1850 Este
As-We are authorized to announce Mr. WILLIAM Sell
LARS candidate for Major of the 30th Regiment North
Carolina Militia, the election the first Saturday (4th1
| in May next.
March Is, 1850 27-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-15
rom tho North Carol;r;on
From the North Carolinian.
Great Fall of Flesh and BIOod-Extraordinary Phe-
nomenon n sam pson County, N. C..

Great Fall of Flesh and Blood-Extraordinary Phe-
nomcnon fin Sampson County, N. C.
We received on Wednesday last, the following
communication from MIR. Clarkson, through Mr..
Holland of Clinton and take great pleasure in lay
ing the astonishing particulars before readers:
On the 18th Feb'y 1850, there fell within 100
yards of the residence of Thos M Clarkson in Samp-
son county, shower of Flesh and Blood, about so
feet wide, and far it was traced about $50 or
500 yards in length. The pieces appeared to be
flesh, liver, lights, brains and blood Some of the
blood ran on the leaves, apparently very fresh
Three of his ct. M. C's) children were in it, and
ran to their mother, excaiming, q Mother there is
meat falling" Their mother went Immediately to
see but the shower was over but there lay the flesh
&c. NELL Campbell, Esq, living close by. was on
the spot shortly after it FELL and pronounced it
boTe One of his children was about $50 yards from
the shower, and running to the rest saying he
smelt something like blood. During the time it was
falling there cloud overhead, having red ap-
pearance like wind cloud. There was no rain.
The above you may rely on, and by Mr. Holland
you have pieces of the flesh, which are reduced in
size by being kept SO long. Yours, &c., T. M. c.
The present population of the Sandwich Islands
is under seventy thousand. When the Islands were
discovered, it exceeded two hundred thousand.
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Commercial.

PHILADELPHIA March l2-6 p M.-Flour S. IS. Corn
meal 81 62a. Rye -four 81 IS. Wheat 81 0s 81 IL
Corn 53c per bushel. Oats 80 34c Rye &C., Mess pork
SO "a gil co. Lard 81 7c New Orleans sugar 4a 81
Molasses u 27kc Whisky "a IS cents per gal.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
R. H. STANTON Co., is dissolved by mutual consent
The affairs the will be settled by Mr. BARLOW,
who will be found at the old stand.
r. H. STANTON, =
L. NJ BARLOW.
N. BL. NJ. Barlow is authorized to the of the
late firm in the settlement of the business
March H. 1850. 27-4t r. II. STANTON.
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The Union Shall not be Dissolved

E Subscriber, having determined to devote his sole at
tenton the Agency Business will sell his entire Stock
of Goods actual cost Bear mind that they all
purchased late the FAN of 40 and at the lowest New York
cash prices Those really in want Of Bargains should lose
time calling the Corner Store Nuts Buildings,
North WateE,Street. GEORGE ELLIOT.
March l5 -.H.z.sE szs- = - 27-3t.
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, are always
sold in the water and subject the expense of andng
Inspection coopeage &c., Lumber so cents to 81 per
NJ Tar and Turpentne about 10 cents per barrel For dry
Virgin mixed Tupentine, deduction is made according
to quality.
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ADurN1sTRATOR,s NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE subscriber having at this the March Term, 1885, OF
i New Hanover County Court obtained Letters of Ad-
minstraton upon the estate of the late James Newton
said County hereby notifies all persons having claims against
said estate to present the within the time allowed by
law
Persons indebted will please pay to him.
WILLIAM J. NEWTON, Admir-.
March Is, 1850 27-3t
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Why should chickens Matched by steam be web
taken care off Because their methers don't know
they're out sfa 5liT
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE subscriber having at this the March Term 1850 of
New Hanover County Court, obtained Letters of Ad
the estate Of Isaac Newton late of said
County, deceased hereby notifies all present their
claims against the said estate within the time limited by
Persons indebted to the same may pay him.
WILLIAM J. NEWTON, Admir-.
March Is, 1850 27-3t
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FREIGHTS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar per barrel,..$ IS S 40
Spirits Turpentine. do so SIS
Rice, per 100 pounds gross. 90 Is
Cotton goods and yarns, per bale, so IS
Flaxseed per cask, 90 80
Lumber, per M. Observation-Disclosures. S 90 a 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar per barrel, .....35 40
Spirits Iurpentne, do. 10 90
4round Peas per bushel' ~
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, ......6
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, per barrel, AS so
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 65
Lumber, per NJ, Observation-Disclosures. Z 90 a 90
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HOWARD & PEDEN.

HOWARD 81 PEDEN,
TTAVE just received and in store:
~ do Gnano.g ana i1a'FS hS1s q wbi.tcv
10 do. Old Monongahela Whisky; D''A'''
shSS: porEp Rioo Sugar s. Boxes zs I soap;
20 bbs. do do. 100 sacks Salt;
10 kegs Butter, best quality;
100 boxes Candles, assorted;
so do. Celgate's Soap; g. -'O',' O~i and 6's
81, SO do: .. Raisins 20 boxes Candies, asSOrted
20 20 dozen o. best sss.aqqs quality Brooms;
10 nests half bushel Measures;
II heavy Toned half bushel Measures;
Pickles, Casups, Sauces, Fishes, Essences Spices SC.
scamcn's Clothing.
6 dozen blue drill Pants; doz. blue denim Pants
do do R lsd t%ie pq Fiaa na1ti Drawers
s do. do. do. Shirts;
= d do s striped Dc Cotton do dS assorted
8 do. Jumpers; 8 dozen South westers;
20 do. Oil Clothing, assorted sizes and patterns;
sheathes, Belts, Palms, Knives, &C. &c.
All of which they offer for sale cheap, South Water
Street March Is, 1850
MARCH, 1850. Spring style of Gents Hats arc receiv-
: - " - ~ &. MYERS. Halter
CAPT. e. BENSON
rs ready to attend to the selling of all kinds of Coun
en- to all who will favor him with their custom.
VALUABLE Tract of Land Sale, situated in Samp-
county formerly owned by RUFUs j. HINES. Title
ndpdtoble. Possession given immediately Terms
March Is. f OWEN HOLMES.
NTUsCOvAD0 Sugar. Hhds. and 20 Bbs, just
lH1 ceived for sale by OWEN HOLMES.
r AGUIRA COFFEE. 20 Bags, just received and for
IL sale by OWEN HOLMES.
6fLARIFIED Sugar. 70 Bbls., just received and for
u sale by - OWEN HOLMES.
n HOLAESEs. 10 Hhds. primo retailing for sale by
WI OWEN HOLMES.
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FAYETTEVILLE March l2-Cotton has declined Princ
pal sales at H. Flaxseed il demand at 81 % No change
nvIU lu1.d se.-ObSerrPT.
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CARINET FuRNrTURE WAREHOUSE.

CABINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
TAMES H. COOKE, No. 92 Broadway, "a
u OPPOSITE TRINITY cHURcH,) YORK. has now u
in full and complete assortment Of CABINET ri
FURNITURE, to which he is daily making large addi-
tions.
Purchasers Of articles in his line. would do well to look at
his stock, among which will be found every article for the
complete furnishing of house, ranging with tho following
low rates:
High Post Betsstead from. 81 90 to S75 90
Mahog French do. st.... Is 90 to so 90
WaInut do. do. g.. .......... Is 90 to 40 90
Cottage do. do. ".... 90 10 Is 90
Mattresses at tho lowest market rates. s'@@a
Sofas city manufacture. 20 90 to IS 90
nnsoSahing liars, mahogany 90 to IS Oh
Bureaus, Gard Tables Book Cases, and " roBes Of the
nnet and warranted equal to any m the market
Now York, MARCH, s. 1850 26-ixsm
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Auditors Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance
~ Of an order of the Orphans' Court Of Onion
county. the undersigned. Auditor. appointed by
said Couit to spportion The assets in the hands Of
G. r. Miller. Esq. acting Administrator Of the
estate Of JANIS d. CALDWELL. deceased. among
the creditors of sIh deceased. will sit for that
purpose at the house of Charles ID. Kline, in
Lewi.bure. on Thursday the 3lst day oil January
lust, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
A. SWINEFORD, Auditor.
Jsnuarv g. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
SUSQUEEfANNA
EXPRESS!.

VINHE subscriber having had several years
experience as . County Merchant, Row
offers his services to conduct
WEEKLY EXPRESS
between Philadelphia. SunbuTy. Norihum.
berland, DanvlIle, Milton, Lewisburg,
New Berlin, and Selinsgrove.
Commencing January l, 1850. He will call a,
eli the Stores and Hotels in the above nameJ
FRIDAY ASD SATURDAY
or each week, to receive orders and deliver Goot'a
and Packages previously ordered. He will also
attend to the buying and delivering Of
All Kinds of Merchandise,
and such other articles as may he wanted, and
transact all business entrusted to him with care
snd despatch. including the selling o. Produce,
&c. &c. He is determined to use his utmos,
sxertions TO give general salsfas ton to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Persons living ct . distance from the above
nsmed places. can have their articles left with
such persons as they may direct. DrAll orders
sen, and directed to 7hOmpson's Susquehanna
Express, at Sunbury or PhilAdell lhia, will be
promptly attended TO.
w. H. THOMPSON.
fanuary J, issO
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Auditors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
N signed Auditor appointed BY the Orphans
Court Of Union county TO sppor'ion the assets in
she hands Of John Gundy, Esq Admin'sirsto
Of The Estate OF TBoxAs M'FALL. late Of Unio'
township, in said county, deceased. among th'
creditors Of said deceased. will sit for that Purfos
It the house of Joseph Mitman in said township
Of Union on TUEsnAH the 29th day Of Janu,ry
Inst. At 10 o'tloc& A VI
JOHN SCHRACK, Auditor.
Jan. 5, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

~ The Directors Of the Pennsy ylvania
Railroad have unanimously passed reso.
luton, directing the engineer TO place un-
der contract the Railroad from Prt,burg
10 Turtle Creek. as well as the most diff
cult sections on the WesIern Division, As
soop as the weather will permit.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Worm Specifie-MLane's Vermifuge!

THlS invaluable remedy for Worms /,
] / rapidly supplan'ing al clhers,i in public
estimation. Where It is used ii has produced
The best effects. and driven out all other
remedies. 1T is the best they have ever
>een." is the remark Of all who have ever
| used it in their families.
Tyre Springs. Sumner Co. Ten. Feb 1918
J. Kidd Il Col received lot of M'Lane's
Vermifuge from your agen, last spring. which |
! sold out in one week, aud think could have
| sold 1000 bottles by this time if could have got
it, out not knoA Aing where to get it had TO wait
until your agent came around. Every one who
has tried MLanc's vermiflgc. tell ne i, is the
hest they have seen. IN fact il is impossible
for any one to say much in favor Of this Yer.
mifuge. w. D. ROBB.
MLane-desr Sir /: I have sold ou, all Your
Liver Pills. and want another lot Immediately.
could have sold much larger quantity ii had
them. The Inhabitants are sending TO Rochester
for them. Please send me another supply imme
diasely. F. SHORT, Druggist.
Hemlock Lake, Liv. Co N. Y. March ., AZ.
varyshurg, Wyo. Co NY. Dec. 10. AT.
J. Kidd & Co-Your travelling agent left with
me last summer quantity OF DR.. M'Lane's Pills
and Worm Specific. to sell on commission. The
Worm Specific is all sold, and should be glad to
procure more. as it sells very readily, and has
very sslu,ary effect in expelling worms. lf you
can forward me some. or send me an order to
call on your agen, in Buffalo IL. s. Reynolds
think il will meet with a rapid sale.
w. II. AINSWORTH.
AGENTS -.C w ScHAFrLE, Lewishurg II
J Shafer and Raser. Million | Grrhart Se-
linsgrove; w Friling, Sunburv Mrs MCav,
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Dentistry.
VIZ. G. STEWART, ds

7 ATE Of Philadelphia. is now l,caiei on
IL Marke, street. LewiSburg, opposite MIR. J
Schreyers store. where he arends To operations
on the Ioelh a, reduction of his iurmer prices.
Teeth and roots o! teeth removed with the aid OF
improved Instruments. and in an easy manner
Filling teeth and setting pvots plates stten-
de,l To according TO the latest Improvements in the
profession Ulceraf'd, spuney, and infl ,ned gums
cured. Thankful for past favoGs. he soIicits a
continuance Of public patronage No impure
materials used for Filings in teeth. l,2ss
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

Senator Houston denies the right q! New
Mexico TO send territorial delegate to
Congress, upon the eroued that it does mol
belong to the United States, but is part
Of Texas. Hugh Smith is the delegate
We shall wait to hear what he has to say.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

~''->rs "a.
"ATCu.MAKERS and JEW ELERS
w respectfully iniorm, the citizens ot
Lewisburg and vicinity. that they have
located on Market ST. between Sd and 4'h,
south side, where they are prepared 10 cx-
ecute all kinds Of work in lbeir line in the
best and moI workmanilke manner.
Clocks and Watches Of every description
neatly repaired. aud warranted.
The subscriprs nafier themselves that
they are well qualified and prepared, tbolh
as it regards their knowledge, skill, AMI
experience in the business. and also in
having a good assor'men, OF the 5eS, Eng
ish and French materials, 10 give entire
satisfaction IN custnmers-and particularly
FINE WATCHES, such as Duplex E.
caPemrn's, Lepnes. anchar, Detached
and Patent Levers. Repeaters, Nh icai
Watches ,&c.&t:. viii be carefully repaired
and warranted 10 perform we'll. The work
vii. be executed as safely and eqrai!y AS
well as the same could tie done in Pa.latitl
pha City or elsewhere
Watches, jewelry, Siiverware, and a
variety Of goods too numerous to mention.
for sale at the lowest prices. All articles
warranted to he precisely what they are
sold for.
N. b. The golden rule in our business
is cash-and in order to Justify our prices.
this will be required. 0FPiea>e give uS
a call, As we are determined 10 please both
in work and in prices.
J. L. EYER
WIN THOMPSON.
Lewisburg Nov % ISI9.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

The Ann Arbor (M'ch.) Argus s:a,es
that twenty-five students were recently ex-
PEELED from the Michigan University, az
that place. for belonging to secret societies
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale. .CheaD,

FULL Lot. on North Fourth Street,
n on which is a two storey "A
Frame House. l6 by 80, feet. i.:..
with . good Cellar under ir-a Did
Frame Stable. l6 by 2O-sn out
Kitchen, and other out. .buiId,nes-now
occupied by GEoRoE FREAN. Inquire ol
DAVID REBER. AGENT.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

II is well k,oan that. # Deg''cie2, this
complai"' invariahty leal' 10 C'nsu,"priqn.
Ii those suft'ring tom Ibis disease wolli
apply nr.TraSk'> Magrei.c Oninen' they
would find iG,.rsf'i;,fe ,-'..l. FIR iIi' par
rical..ts, call on Tie Agents. and get a
pamphlet.
SD III Lewisbur9. wholesale or retail.
By Thornton g. Baher. Price - aud IS
cts per hottie.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Montreal, Jan. l.

A. meeting in This city Of the British
L.rcu. resolutions we're adopted in favor
o. /. .,c,ms council Of confederaied unios.
for the purpose Of adopting measures for
securing the Independent union of The Bsi-
ti.h Provinces Of North America.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
For SALE,

Brandreth's Pills are sold at 25
cts per box (wish full direction.)
DY J. HAYES & CO Lewsbure. and
ID by ONLY one Agent IN everv town in
the Union. Each Agen. has Certificate
ofAgencv. Examine the box o. pills always
aud compare it with the fsc-simae labels on the
Certificate Of Agency. As there is q counterfeit
Of the ne~ label out. this il Of much iapsr,ance,
o there 10 decided difference between the
appearance Of the true labels snd those Of the
counterfeit. The counterfeit 10 done on stone ;
the genuine ere done on steel. The appearance
q the printing on the coaatsrfsit 10 ragged and
hurry; the genuine lsbef IL the very pink Of
nsatness' both in Priating. paper, and general
execution.
BE very esseful and 90 to the Agent. when you
want B'sndreth's Pills then you are sure Of the
genuine article When you purchase otherwise,
,aqurs OF the seller whether he knows the pills
As oiie.s you are the genuine BrsnJreth'si Ev.
cry pan knows Wheshss the assicIs BE- offer, u
true OF false Bswsss Of eheas.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
Windo,o SASH.

A lot Of sxIO Window Sash, from the
cheap Mandatory Of Sprou. Il Burrows,
on hand. and all sizes got to order on
shor, notice.. "a Il.
May, lt49 IG f.awshs
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09
- Entail RID.
Lilly Dr.. John Locke,


CURGEON DENTIST, respectfully informs
y his friends and the public in general, thai
he has concl-ded to make Iewishure his perma-
nent place Of residence. DIR. l.. has taken rooms
on Market Square, first Door below tie Printing
Office, which he has fitted up 20 operate in. Re-
-ilencc at kline's Hotel. E5-The third week
week in every month, he may be found al Eek
ber's II 1lrl, in Milton.
DR.. Locke is a regular graduate Of the Balti-
more College of Dental Surgery. besides which
Qualification he has had the advantage OF five
years experience in The practice Of his profession
Ia Pennsy yl,ania, Ohio, illinois, Wisconsin, and
the city OF Baltimore. Md.
DR., l.. takes ali the Journals Of the Day which
contain new aud useful information in the line
OF his profession and from his arrangements
with the best manufacturers Of teeth. gold foil,
&c. will always keep on hand for the accomm'
dauion OF his custoaers the very best quaiIy of
all the materials used in his business.
Persons wishing Dental operations performed
VIII hnd il {" 'h-'- -v antage 10 give him call,
as be is determined not 10 be snrpa-.-.i IN the
beauty and DURABILITY Of his operations by any one.
,,-.sse- Persons fos g i,m J X. .HoUsEL inserted
49, Teeth. aud nhc riay reed repairing
done, are informed that | have the models Of
hei5 mouths as prepared by Mr.I'ousel. and con
srqTsaily can do their repairing at a loser rate
than it can be done tor elsewhere. as it saves the
trouble in many cases Of making a new model.
JOHN LOCKE.
Lewishurg. Oct. IT, 1919.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

USr received genuine article of Cvd
j Lirer oil tor wholesale or re'aIi.
Nov l3 DR. Thv.nluu s. Baker
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s.sl I'll. selIy s.E.s.s !:
rTvEcrT & --oCSEL

III ---OE - g. ~-OI iLA21
MOULD inf,fm The pablo, that they
| w have opened a shop on Fourth street
lower story Of S. w. Wykofi's old stand.
opposite Hunter Pardoc's shop. where they
keep on hand or make to order s.sa1>
Fancy ard COMMON Chairs. e.@j
Boston Rocking Chairs-aIso 49,
Bureaus. Tables, Beds!eads. J9zSE
,sP of various kinds, ,-ka~ec.j;I
SG.--------~s5 Sef;ee>. g.. Sc. es-s-z-!-----l<
All work IL our line i aatran'ei 10 lr vel
made, ard Oh the m,>, reasonable Terms.
House and Sign PAINTING
attended 10 by The Subscribers on the shor-
test nl,lce ard in he b, ST STYLE.
Country Prodrac and Lumber taken in
payment aud Cash rot refused, bui rather
preferred.
Tie subscribers intend TO be strict in the
fuflmcn' of all their promises as regards
work-and so dcinG hope 10 receive il
liberal share 81 pu5ic patronage.
John Il. WYKOFF
JOSEPH II. HOUeEL.
Levi burg, Nov. Is49
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-09

NINE fresh Green and Black Teas from
i AZ cents a pound and upwards .i'npor
ted by the Canton Il Pekin Tea Company
Of New York, packed in pounds. halves and
quarters, perfectly al, ilght, iust received
ard for sale by HAYES 4 co,
Mays Sole Agents for Le~I-5urg