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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

VNCKINGS.-A splendid assortment OF
these goods by the piece or yard. at
unprecedented low prices for cash. Just
received 80 pieces at various prices. The
attention Of store keepers is particularly
invited, as well as those bnying blythe yard.
a, G. l.. Jones' New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb |, 1850 Broadway. Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

UaIuable SCOTS.
4 FRESH supply received at the Lewis
II burg Cheap Bookstore:
Fiske's Manual Of Classical Literature
Davies Analytical Geometry
BIair's Rhetoric. university edition)
Comstock's Mineralogy
The Complete Farmer, vol. 62l cts
The New American Gardener, vol. 81
The Book that will Suit You, or Word
for Everybody
can furnish the above works, with a
great variety Of others, at pery io,c prices
Msy 30 ST LYNDALh
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
PHILADELPHIA TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
F0UGlDEW.

TNHE subscribers would call the attention
1 of Printers to the greatly reduced pri-
COS of their present list. They now offer
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
DGcTaRS AND PHYNCliyS efCgRNgyp.

Toe folosiii nan-1 Doctors AMI Physicians have lis
, reccu,neniei bRiNifS MEDICINES -
DIR. " HUBRAi;p. stanford, Coan
DR.. J. n. SMITH. Wa-srtown. " Y.
DR. Ro>SNAN, 49, henry STR ~ Bsooklyn.N
DR.. T. VI. HUNT, Auburn, n \.
DR.. GEO- FRANCIS. MiiGletoyn Conn
Dr.GEn. A. ROGERS. Bath, NJ.
DR.. 5. WHITE. Frcdonit " Z
Dr.. &. B. GALEfTiSE. Eyrca EY
Dr. J. U. SiiiPAAS. fsytti, v,i,- v l.
DR.. J. SKINNER. Henry street i.rooklyn NY
Dr.. o. SHiPNAS Cortland
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
bcware Ot cOunterlelts :

- = Vi
There is no D,api's medicines genuine but
'ueh bottles ss are put up in square pactseN
" shape. and on one square Of the packase is
abel on whih is repreSen:rd yope- SquaN
and under where she stands is Note of nen,.,
which reads as follows, ~
I've here5y proT'i'e. f. ralgs rscsi-ed io rG,
10 TIE bearer horeef OsE CxST. NJ, demand et
our Medicine f..et0ry ir tae Cag Of B~ook!4's.
Ny. Dated 81 Ero5k'ya. 7h dgT5i, ISIS
(Which note is sis7'ef uiih pen ard rsd ialN
A r. WALLACE 4 O."
None genuine but such as have .he note on
the label signed - above.
For sale By Thornton & Baker. lewis
burg; Edwd Wilson New Berlin; : J Grouse.
Selinssrove G Il Mover, Ffeehurs:E! Y
Backhsuse. Midiiehurg: Wi, x Eiler,. Hss;ie-
ton An;es & Mencb NiiahIrg
All letters and oilrrs mrst be addressed ~
Wallace & Co. LEG, Broadway, New York
lvl2S1
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

4 LARGE assortment Of Cloths. Cassi-
"A meres, Salinells and Vesiings. a, ex.
tremcly low prices. by the piece or yard at
c. l.. Jones' New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb l, 1850. Broadway, Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20

NASHMERES ard De Laines.-The
Y attention OF the Ladies is particularly
invited to splendid assortment OF these
goods some splendid De Laines al l2a and
isi cents per yard. Also, Cashmeres at
rs cents as good-as is sold elsewhere at ~
cents. As the season is advancing these
goods will be sold very cheap.
G.. L. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb l, 1850. Broadway. Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
Hatfield & Thompson

Hatfield & Thompson
Respectfully inform the citizens of LewisbuIg and
vicinity, that they have entered into Partnership
at the OLD STAND on Market st., opposite
Hayes & Cos Store, prepared to execute every
kind of work in their line. in the best manner.
They carefully selected Of the best English and
French materials. Msinsprinss Cy yIinders. Escape
wheels, and 4 variety Of Watch Jewels. and nat.er
themselves that their knowledge shd skill in the
business will enable them TO give satisfaction to
all who may favor them with patronaee.2
FINE WATCHES. such a. Duplex, Es-E EN.A
opponents, Lepines, Anchars. Detached. <eaT
Paten. Levers, Repeaters, and Musical Watches.
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anehsrs. Detached. Le-
pines, Quarters, and English Watches, Gold
Chains, Breast-pin Finger and Ear rings. Gold
and Silver Belt Slides, Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens, do SPectacles,
Y SSSilver Spoons, Sugar tongs Combs.
&c Gc.-in short, q little Of everything, and
anything else, not mentioning k'siek-hnacks,
always on hand or got to order
A variety Of Brass Clocks for - and upwards
st wholesale and retail
Persons desiring to get things right, would do
well BY giving the subscribers call
Experience tells us that the Credit System can
not afford living. Therefore. in order to "Push
along and keep moving" the Cash System must
necessarily be enforced. Feb %. 1850
A L HATFIELD WIN H THOMPSON
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FLANNELS.-A good assortment Of
every quality and price, Tor sale cheap
nj G.. l.. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store.
Feb. l, 1850. Broadway. Milton
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Brant's Pulmonary Ea,san

rurss CONSGHP7TON C7s-'ts Ci,Es S7i.irE, 9f B'ooS
RsdRS et ;ae LHHRs Pan "a e ErsGs snl So Tfghl-
S.nea,s, Marcus ConpiaHts FG3ri9tsH II .ae Hsars
C1osrg Ifaai1,n Iyse4,e- -,.nssr ,pla;as nd 4 Ii
FEMALE WEAE.NESSES t-ift0af cnt fa.liug rrteteres
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
PURIFY! PURIFY
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.
fova THEE CHEAPER
ONE DOLLARS WORTH

Of win effect greater amount Of cure than fou doHGrs
eorth sapar any other remedy, matter hov
lrr. their bottles may b. The trTpcfc. easfios Tor con-
simers to deterniae IL Ar eer1.e e.ef Htz
ssars roti sj tss pglas- produce doos ror, ef
fhaf sarsoyarla re-eir We nsh, here ssy hat
RrQncs MsdIcta.s kal currd r.l-l.I III. Ia, ycar.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-Mr N. LEwIs Of Montgomery, Alabama,
travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr. D.
u. BRgTT.
r IsRAEL f. JANIS, No. le2 South Tenth street, Phiadel
pha Is our general travelling agent by Mess JAnEs X
wHrrLx VIZ III. WELD, H. r. srEs, Jonn coLLiss, JANIS
DxsHIEs, A. KIsE wxLLxsros T. A. EvASs JAAKs CLARK,
JoHs w. ALLEs, and r. LooKE.
a-r O. W. JANIS No Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
travelling States assisted by Mes
r. SMITH, T. DxsT TArLoH, wARnsrKoss, PERRIH
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0o-Reeeips from either Of the above will be good
no. w. b. PALnE. the American Newspaper Agent, the only
agent this paper the cities OF Boston, New York
Philadelphia duly Empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts viii BIO
regarded payments areBoston Congress street
New York. Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third q Chestnut
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SLAVE TRADE ABOLISHED THE WHOLE wIHDwARD
from Governor Roberts, OF Liberia, Arson G. Phelps
Of New York city, published in the Journal OF Commerce
gives intelligence OF important extension OF the terri.
tory OF the African republic. by which il will be enabled
coast OF Africa The letter is dated Monrova, April 30
1850
am happy inform you that nothing has occurred since
my last letter you 9, interrupt the progress OF
public atirs BY the Liberia packet and bark Cheftan
Mr McLain small amount Of iunds aid in the
purchase of territory, and which have turned good
account We have purchased three of country
in the neghborhood OF Gsllnas and paid the first install
am about 10 visit Galinas myself, TO conclude
which will give us all the territory lying between pres
northwest boundary line and the bar and which Al
the whole windward For Gainas shall have
pay several thousand doars there FORE look with deep
concern for assistance from Mr.. McLain, by the return
packet
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Csllrornla and the Union.

The following resolutions were adopted at San Fran
cisco, April %
Rs.vsd Thata large majority Of the people of califor
their attachments the federal Union, but II admitted
participation ofs blessings will be among the first to dc
fend its integrity, and the last TO abandon H.
Resoped That we deeply regret that our application for
admission has produced angry discussion upon irrelevant
Questions arragning section against secton and seriously
threatening to disturb the future welfare oihe
Rssovsd That the territory belonging to the United
States the property of the held by Congress
n astfor the benefit oihe people Of the Union and that
the federal government, while invested with the power 10
make all needul rules and regulations respecting hs ter
tory and other properly Of the United States must exer-
else this under the restrictions and limitations i'm
posed by the constitution OF the United States
norary, and not 70 endure beyond the time when The
citizens Of the States shall have settled this their com.
% Vii eaab hsm 10 da STATE
ment of their ow and enttle them to representation In
the Congress of the United States
Rssotusd, That a State can be admitted into the Union
condition onythat is the equal in all respects
sress Of the United States has not power supervise
State constitutions or look into them for any other purpose
sment we have presented s full and fair expression OF
the popular will and was adopted by the people IN the ex
been organized here Securing as far as possible,
joyment of civil and political liberty and that we cannot
consent to abandon IL or fall back upon territorial gov
Rssoipsd, That all interests which affected by law
pronounces, and executes the law; that California pos
interests seriously affected by the revenue laws
that of United States the mposts collected in her ports
and that she other interests still more harshy nj
territorial government for the security Of lie liberty, and
property within her confnes by negecng to recognise
the Stale which, In the exercise Of the indie
iesble rights OF frecmen, the people Of California have
established for their selfpeservation.
Rssoiped That tho population Of California, from the
most reliable information obtan Is at least 10000
thus emitting her to tie representation which she claims in
the House Of Representatives according the present
standard ofrepresenaon and that the Congress OF the
United States has failed 70 ascertain that fact by the mode
usually adopted in such is fault Of California
and affords no reason why that which Is entitled repre-
sentaon and subject taxation should not be
cd in It's entire interest both of the sovereignty which
is ented and OF the population which 1t actually pos.
sesses.
Rssoiped, That these resolutions be transmitted
and representatives at Washington city, and by
them bc respectfully submitted tbs Congress Of the
United States for their consideration and acIion.
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DOCKS from Paris-Aide Memoire DArtiiere Navale,
tonsaton du Mnse Marine Par Laay, Capiaine dAr
lerie Navaie. I vol. Paris, 1850.
Cou Abrege dArhccs confecon, In receptions
munitions Articles de
suve de Notions les Arhces de Jae vol ct atlas Paris
1850 Avec Iautorission du Minisne de In Cueue.
1ate de Geodeie usage de Mans Metodes 81 Formulas
ngonomeiques construction des
droeaphques Par Begai, ngeniew Hydrogaphe. vol Avec
iantonsauon du Mnistre de Ia Marine.
Mcmore rEmploi Chronomees Ia Mer, OF ic'
principles observations de rasuonome nauque Par Ciyy
ingeneu photographic public par ordrs du Mnse dc Marine
4 vol.
Pracque Navae pUsage de Ia Marine Franchise. vol Impr
Royale, ravings
Msthodcs pour Carries Plans lily
drosapnques Par Beauiemps Beaupre VOL Impmere Roya
many engravings
Trate vapeur Par Me-seurs Batiee Julien
vols Paris, 1850. Many engravnrs.
Theoe dn Pcniaec, p6ase des-ou. ofhcies dArtlcrie
Publiee auforsaton du Connie dc rArtiIene.
Just imported direct nom Paris, by
June
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rvrNINo SESSION.
SATURDAY. JUNE 5. 1850.

After the reading Of the journal.
Mr. JONES, rising to privileged question: stated that
the roll had been called on the previous night only IN
pursuance Of the rule requiring that proceeding when
the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
found themselves without quorum. He then asked
the unanimous consent of the House Tor permission to
move that the OF the absenees that occasion be
not entered the journal, il having been understood
that no members were expected TO attend the current
night sttings who were not anxious to speak.
After some conversation between Messrs. STEPHENS,
ASHMUN, and JONES. upon this motion,
Mr.. ASAMUN objected:
Mr. CLEVELAND, rising 10 personal explanation,
announced that he should not vote at present, having
paired of with Mr. Owen who, having been called away
by domestic affection, had requested him (his political
opPonen to thus pair OF; otherwise, he would not be
able to attend the summons Of his family MI. G. re.
marked hatthe delicate condition Of his own health and
the Tact that II would make difference in the ballot.
ings, induced him to comply with the request.
Mr. RICHARDSON. rising 10 privileged question,
moved correction Of the journal with reference TO his
proposition OF the day before, wherein he represent
ed - having moved proposition for the admission Of
California and the creation OF territorial governments
for Ulah and New Mexico. His amendment contem-
plated governing New Mexico and Utah under one gov
eminent
The ssid correction having been ordered,
MIR DANIEL moved the suspension Of the rules, 10 20
into Committee Of the Whole House the private cal
endar; which was not agreed TO.
On motion, the House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state Of the Union mr. BoYD in the
chair) and taking up the Presidents California mes
MIR. PHELPS, who was entitled to the floor addressed
the committee in favor Of the admission OF California
with her present constitution and boundaries.
Mr.. McMULLEN then addressed the committee for an
hour in reply 10 the last speaker and favor OF the set
Element Of the slavery question on basis which the
rights Of The South might not be sacrificed.
Mr.. ALLEN, next obtaining the floor, delivered gene
ral anti slavery speech.
Mr.. THURMAN then addressed the committee, ex.
pressing northern views upon the slavery question gene
rally. and advocating the action policy OF the Exec
utivc he also declared his intention OF voting for the
Proviso, II the question came before the House
Mr. HAMILTON having next obtained the floor, on
motion the committee rose
On motion Of Mr. STEPHENS, it was then agreed TO
take recess until s, D. m.
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We have conversed with intelligent gentleman who
has visited Rockingham Shenandoah, Page. he three
strongest and most popuous democratic counties in vr-
gna Frederick, and Augusta "a strong federal coun,y)
and he assures us that he has not met with single man.
democrat or wing, who is not in favor Of the basis OF
Compromise OF the Committee Of Thirteen. Among
those persons he names to us several old standard repub
licans. with whom we have the pleasure Of being well
acquainted.
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mistake not Mr. Webster had said not long before that
period, that the whole OF California was not worth
dollar I" But. however this may be, Mr.. Meade, and
those who act with him, now willing to give up to
free soil--that is the expresson'the OF Caor
na-yea even San Francisco. that .gold mine in itself ?
as MIR Meade now calls it--by adopting the Missouri
compromise The motive for this concession TO be
10 keep the enemy in 'front.'" Now, with all due
Difference we must say that when have regard
northern brethren as enemies and when have deal
with them according the rules OF military operations
will be time to alter the relations which exist between
the northern and the southern States We do not con-
slider that we have arrived at that period; we trust we
never nav AT all events, "suicent to the day is the
evil thereof"
And now we have the honor OF pulling of our cap
and bidding the honorable Mr. Meade good morning.
We have other dignaries to wait upon, and we canno
devote so much Of time to one OF them; and, be-
Sides to use the words OF very distinguished man, un
der an October sun. from the portico OF the Richmond
capol. .we have other fish to fry" Variety too Il
The charm of life = and our readers willing TO ex
change aowery Meades and the pebbly brooks for new
landscapes and brighter fields. We cannot, however
bid adieu to our worthy friend without leaving with hin
one piece OF advice "Do not indulge such gloomy an
tcipa,ions Hope better things for your country, AM
sleep sounder upon your pillow The glorious edfce OF
which we dwell may yet survive US and Bless our child
rem II our countrymen little more wise and '
more conciatory For then the rain descended. ant
the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upoI
that house, and il fell not for il was founded upon
rock"
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The nelligencer publishes the official statement Of the
proceedings Of meeting in Maury county in favor Of
the compromise. Judge Dilahunty presided. Acommit.
pointed to prepare resolutions Among he resolutions
reported BY this committee and unanimously adopted are
the following:
That as patriots, American citizens proud OF the dis
tncton, pledge earnest support to the compromise
as rendered BY that committee, and most heartily recon-
mend our fcowcitizens TO unite Ia s support as meas
ue well calculated settle the sgitatng and fearful
question that has 20 long disturbed the harmony ana threat
ened the perpeuity OF our government -
That sincerely hope southern representatives VIII
unitd In giving the compronise bill that support which
we believe its intrinsic merits demand, confident, 40 we
are that such will the sanction Of the people
Of the Sonth.--Nashrils Union. 9A
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THE subscriber having leased Pney Point Bathing
hment begs leave 10 inform his friends and the public that
viii be opened for the reception Of vter the 18th day
Every effort the Of subscriber will be made
visiters comfortable In all respects.
Excellent and experienced clerks barkeepers, cooks, and
wants have been engaged for the season.
The table will be supplied with all the deicaces afforded by the
well the best provisions the markets OF Washington, Bal
imore, and Norfolk canfurnish
carefully selected by
the value Of those articles. They will be Of
highest grade Of quality.
Pushing ssboat., with experienced fishermen, viii be al
ways a the command Of vsters.
board per day. 81 SOL per week. %; upwards
June ait GORDON FORBES.
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Deausiful Country Residence for sale, containing
a. one hundred and half fine timber and well
tered hne twosoy house. forty by eet, with every
miles nom washington city ne barn with stone
easemen complete Cor For particulars inquire OF Mr.
Jeremiah orme eecseown and Mess Middleton Bea Wash
Ecssssslon given immediately, and absrs.in for cash.
MAY 0-oawlw
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TINE United states lawyer Directory and Onacisl
BuIleun 1850 comprising and place residence
every practising the Union places
deuce Of appointed
states 10 which added the Manual Of American
Legal Association, containing s plan constitution catalogue
Of members up present fhe above work win be
BY any part Of tho United States ecep dollar BY
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
"a Wall street. New York.
bookseller. desiring viii please send their orders
10 Dexter Bfother-, ~ Ann street, Now York.
yune l-i6tds
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= S--s~s. ss""se, Washington CIV n. a
THUS establishment on street between AZ and All, ...,.
" n0r Of the Natonhl, 49, ~ near
Hotel has been thoroughly en,,sd mpovec and %
and win be opened for the
Iosh in BY The subscriber late Of The Hotel, New ys
~ sssrnion 70 the comfou guests In ,hs ,,.,
ordered supplies the table, In the nearness vsnscn ~ %
and the purity Of the beds he hopes render h,. S ny
cepabie travelling community, and desirable ~
- seek longer sojourn In the national mciropols ~
Ne respectfully socts and aims 70 deserve share public
patronage. "
June S-u JOHN l.. MOORE
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 6s Wan street, New Pork.

MoKRIs FRASKLIs, president
SPENCER s. BEsKDIcT, vice president
PLSr FREEnAs, actuary.
THIS company conducted upon principle
and also the principle OF leaving proportion Of the
interest the hands Of insurers, has greatly
business profits and conferred benefits
a possible and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance granted 20 persons visiting California
agency Washington comprehends the following oces
VIM. Jones, NJ d. medical examiner near corner OF and
streets.
Washington agent Apollo Hail. Pennsyvania
oppo Union Buildings. June 2--u
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We are sorry to understand that Governor Mcdowell
has been detained by severe attack of rheumatism from
his seat in the House Of Representatives, and we are
fearful that his ndispositon will prevent the House IRON
having the opportunity Of po6dng BY his eloquencs De-
fore the question IL takenq
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,oI Dan Rice.who says republics are ungaefal,n o.
face Of the fact that the Republic OF this city has
Capt Dan heads o older but not better soldiers
waking up yesterday seeing his or Dan
temined foshwil his
with becoming and ocniaonn 50 all see the Of
setting forth this night he win his
friends hts pavilion, Of 18th aud the
For order Of referred 20 tho small bills OF
day, the small bills referred he programme
by programme referred 20 Dan himself A. dign
responsibilities he calls all In order
fers may be properly roplenishcd. June
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TaUsrEES sale OF Real Estste.-By virtue Of deed o.
W. IA folos 81, ", &C, OF the
washington county Columbian viii expose
l2h day Of June O'Clock
the afternoon Ia on O the premises all that piece parcel Of
washington, the
avenue distinguished ground
plan laid down the plat city No
all the building and
Tems onehird Of the in cash. and the residue
MONTHS be secured BY the purchasers
aco endorsed with interest from the day Of SALE and BY deed
Of the premises
property will be rcscd weeks notice, risk
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
May I4-3awAds DYER 4 BROTHER, Aucuoneers.
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WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA boat.
- depart = tho following houns
Leave Alexandria at u az pi ZOE, "a IL NJ az o..
Leave Washington ~ min e5i min loo min, ~ min,
f2J7 min, Isl min., ., ", 81 o.
splendid omnibus conneeu with the above boat Through
tickets si Boats sfe ial cents Passengers going and
JOB coRsoN,
June 4-dn Captain.