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T'IENEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
NAL stea %srGIae shP; sg%Sr'pE tn: Lire Ar: re
PACIFIC. Captain Nye. ADRIATlC. Captain GrAftsa.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
These shps having been built By contract expressly for
SERVICE taken In their
strueton ass in their engines strength
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qualled for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage from uev York TO Liverpool $780, exou
New York, SIS.
An experienced surgeon will be attached to each shp
Ne berths secured until paid for.
The Of these ships will net be accountable for go
lver bullion specie jeweiry precious stones metals
unless bills Of drg signed therefor. and the vAlus
thereof therein expressed.
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TIPKr srnANurr A~rRtcs1
ANTwrnP, Nov 11-Sld Prtneent HYork
In tort zsth-rutlsm, Dyer, fer Nrerk rssdy.
AnsrrppsN New lq-Arr Die Eeha, Nrofk.
AIIcsNTE, kov Sat Ffsrsis Beck, Aver, NYork.
bn..rcL e, T',sis wm ThOrgsen nswtn. vssinia sit
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paging AAIL srEAxsHIP ooHPANY.-rHl PyI

pACIfIC NAIL STKAnSHIP COMPANY.-THE PUB-
lie are informed. that under the thl
Company steamers and Navy D
pArsment snd carrying the United States mails VIII
nss e leave and San rrsnsisoo the arss ana
Bile accident the arrival Of the mails ct Panama s
steamers Of the frst Of the month viii touch ct Acapulco
Ban Bias Masatan San Diego and Monterey ne steamers
Of the hesnth Of the month viii touch Aeapuico 6u :
The new stsansSp coLgNBIA win ply regularly. afsss
her arrival In the Pscfc between San francisco and por
in Oregon awaiting at the former the arrival Of nAi
and from Panama and without delay
10 mails and for the following
u Francisco regular line Of prspellsrs be Kept up
{g the zion Of freight and Ansisnt passages
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection In the Atlantic will be the
steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New York the thin
teentb. and CHEROKEE leaving New York the twenty
hghth Of each month for ChAgrs thrd boat will also b
kept in New York - spare steamer.
win form direct Inns between New 0rsans aad ChAgrs
possible hsshmus and forming. With the Pacific
ships through line 70 snd from New Orleans and
Mexico, California and Oregon
ticket: for a. month can e :ssyEsd on spI:s
Ons fSr p,.,gs New Orleans should b made ARA
New York, October 81, 1850.
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mAnITIME INTEbLIoENoR


Port or New York. December Is, 1850.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE-sEcoND LINR.-rHH Yos.-
loving ships wiil leave HAvrs thu Nth. aaA Nsv
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Passengers Ghasres viii Be transferrsl 81 HAvs-
70 the steamship FALCON. Freight TO New Orlsans
- thirty cent: per ssbo foot No ssfSh..aiss .in 9
half Of eeat. and prinags. shippers q pssAGs
jewery gold or silver ware, OF any ARTICLES
shipnsnt n their bills Of ass q the Company y =
ped without such specihca ton.
To secure freight passage, apply 81 the once Il ~
49," :. "'''' No. EeBlKfk.
company have prepared fern bin Of ladas sdaptsA =
cation - ths :ompSays ana With vhio hsv ~ n
quested 70 provide Nsnselvss ne other form w -
signed BY the agents Of the company Ali ine aAns
must be dgnsd before the sailing Of the vessel.
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u,ZIPFIwo.

THEegoH LINZ 10 cAl.yr0EHIA.-roH clAasss
Company win dispessA absvs susnid dsuhs easss
stsAashiP FALCON. r. yldAststsA Unitsd oeates Msvy
=, fTen The pr feat q wazrss stssst. Nerth rivS
Freight to Chagrss seventy he foots PAIL
.
Cabin 500 etssrags. $50
ToHAvAnA.
cssin 81 u, 81 , s BE- e. 49,
this line passengers having through tickets Will -
delayed ~ Panama beyond tho usual stay at that pert
=
Cabin ..;. :. -. $500 stssr.ss. -. SIS
The Falcon has thoroughly ovsrhaulsd She II
furnished with boilers sad hiss saloon and sate
roem deck Hsr cabins furn shed Throughout aaA
hsr acor u those
Of Any other steamer anoat FOR freight pasage alply
ren street, 70 n b. ROBERTA
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nB 20 LsNEg kJfGOR OF 1HS PsIvATE MgDf-
ea huide &c, eortfrnes % - sohsafstd ususL 10
poe efult caes ~ eerfsin that have hasd the
fhhof pli riars lees cXrecncrd 10 THE nch Of
tee Tie mild sni iudfeitus trcsmcut reguirng n,
ty ~ CHER tsneercus mediaiHe. Ne tfrsn ths
" uret cs.es q 9her rrae taners he Il tiiv -aIt
VITO res 70 ~ thr snpeTar 70 SPY ether IN Amnres
ttse uho hateh rsn i had by ertiHcafas ay
hesr scvsrs have chs D,oots -ian snI AZ
wee rs'tf NMte - ar~ttvf sifsss. RrssamaF.
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LEOYEARD'S
,sfAn and Worcester EKpyess,

LEOYgARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express,
gINH & subscriber continues to run THE EX~
THEIesl7 ! PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
lTsI$sS the safe transmission of Packages bundles,
ZsSV BanF Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention gi,ec paying, collecting snd
goiiang nttee, Drafts bills ard purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
n packages be directed - his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property enus
Ell 20 his care and Eo risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail R0ad Company.
packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
SALEM Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford alsn, to Portland and all parts OF Maine.
Orders free TOR goods to be returned by this Express
tOFP1cEs.-lIARNBEN & cos Office. Court Street,
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST..
Is. b. LEONARD.
r,b OK 1aA7 DIFF
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Dissolution
n. g.. TUCKER,

Ns HTs II U OEAEN,
U.ATE f. TUCKER & SOM
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the customers
IL of the late firm that he will continue the manufacture of
PUMPS of every description.
Copper CUTTERS and CONDUCTORS
nor, COLD and SHOWER BATHS
NJ Aso for SALE Cast and Wrought Iron Gutta Pecha,
Wood Copper and Lead Pipe fer Pumps and Aqueducts
Repairing as usual by experienced workmen
March L. W Old Stand, No. ID PLEAsANT-Sr.
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New Express Liz e. I
BigeiOWs Boston s. Worcester Express,

New Express LIZ G. IS
Bigei0W's Boston s. Worcester Express,
,saess oOer the Worcester and Nashua, and
- - ~ NJ FHehburg Rail Reads.
"a THE subscriber has commenced running an
- Express Car the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission OF
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drais and Bills collected, and All business eSecu
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express
Offices AnnsriGan House, Worcester and Rail Road
E1changP, Court Square, Piston.
Orders received at Hutchinson IL Co Bookstore II
Main ST., and the Ticket Office, Eucon So Worcester
Jason TEMPLE, ! NA.sanaers
L. g. BARDw
l.. BIGELoW Proprietor.
This Express connects a Grotoa Jun,:lion with
BigelOw's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New pswlcn Mason Vii
age, Nashua, Shirley Lunenburg, Leomnster Ficbburg,
Westminster AshbHrnham, Gardner, Badwinville, Roy
alstnn, Aiho Orange Wenia, Eryng, Monuy ne, North
ied, Greenfield, Ms Vernon, Bfattleboro'Vt, Wmchen
don. Fitzwiam Troy Keene, Bellows Falls, Char es>
town, Clarelnont, H. Springfield, Windsor, Rpckng,
ham, Bartenve Chester, prociorsville Cayenah, In>
low. Rutand Middlebury Vergennes and Burlington; VI.
March Is. dI
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COAL-G0AL
ATE $3.50 PER TON!

THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
working veins of Coal at greater depth than last
year. The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
$3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the want of proper care in breaking
and screening and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
Persons unacquanted with quality of the Coal orwho
impressions with regard to it, referred
to Mr. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer, Nos "a d 26 FRONT
STREET Mr. b. has burned it for sand can explain
its peculiares.
g Orders solicited the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, A. BILLING, Nos "a & 26 FRoNTsr.,
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
FEB T. diff A. ELLIOT Agent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03
-. u NTAL CAR u
S1OIU Dr. Lnhn Locke.

CURGEON DENTIST. respectfully informs
y his friends and the public in -snefr', tina,
ha has concluded to make i.ewi-bufg his pern'a-
nens place oi r->idence Dr.. l.. has taHen rooms
on Market Square, frs; door below tie Printing
Office, which he has fitted up 10 operate III. Re
sideuce at kiine's Hotel Sr Ib. ,hird weeh
week in every month, he may be found II EcA-
oeri's Hotel. IN Milton.
DR.. l. ckc i. a regular graduate Of the Balti-
more College Of Dental Surgery. besides ~h'eh
qualification he has had the advantage OF five
years experience III the practice ct his profession
~ PenDsyivana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, and
The city of Baltimore, Nd.
DR.. L. takes all The Journals Of the day which
contain new and useful Information in lhs line
Of his profession and from his arrangements
with the best manufacturers of teeth, gold toll
&c. will always keep on hand for the accommo
da'ion Of his customers the very be-. quality of
nj! the materials used in his business.
Persons wishing Dental oper atohs pesfuned
will find it TO their advantage to give him = csll,
as he is determined not TO be surpassed in the
tc.n,v and durability Of his operations by any
- ~e. Persons for whom X HousrL inserted
AS Teeth and Nho ;:say iced repairing
done. are inform,d that have the i;:adels al
their mouths as prepared by Mr.uousel. and COZ
srgueDlly can do their repeiring at a lover Ia,.
trouble in many cases Of making a new model.
JOHN LOCKE.
Lewi.burs. Oct. II. Is4o.
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Hatfield & Thompson

Hatfield & Thompson
Re.pectfully inform the citizens Of Lewisbuig and
vicinity. .ha. ,hev have entered into Partnership
.t the OLU STAND on Market st., opposite J
Hayes & Cos Stosr, prepared I" execute every
kind of work in their line in the hest manner
TLey carefully selected Of the hest English and
French materials. Mainsp'ings t:y I'ndess Escape.
Wheels and variety Of WAtch Jewels. snd nit,er
themselves that their knO~kdge and skill IN the
business will enable them to give satisfaction to
al wh. nav favor them ~ish pa,rODaee.G
FINE WATCHES. such ~ Duplex, Es-E IA
opponents, Leplnes. Anchars. Detached. <ssv
Patent Levers, Repeaters. and Musical Watches.
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, a variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anchsrs. Detached. lie.
pines. Quarters. AMI English Watches, Gold
Chains. Breass-P,ns. Finger and Ear rings. Gold
and Silver Belt slides. Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens. do Spectacles.
y SSSilver Spoons, Sugar iongs. Combs,
&c &c.-in shor, . little Of everything, and
any thing else. not mentioning knick'knacks.
always on hand or got 10 order
A variety Of Brass Clocks for 50 snd upwards
at whoIessi~ and retail
Persons desiring to get things right. would do
we'll by giving The suhseiibers 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 enfoscsd. Feb %. 1850
A L HATFIELD WIN H THOMPSON
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The Summer Session Of the
LEWISBuRG ACADEMY,

UTIIL commence On MosnAI the 29Ih Of
w April. instruction wil be given. Is ioi-
merly, in oil branches necessary to a thorough
Academic course Our endesvor shall not be
simply to communicate knowiedse. but TO excite
the youthful mind to set for itself. When this
10 fully s,iained. The progress of the student
becomes at once certain and rapid. The kind OF
learning which most Il our youths in this country
need, 10 ihsi solid literature. which. while II
mature. their minds. prepares them also f"r te
practical duiiss Of lie.
Compo-iiion aud Defamation will receive thei:
full share Of attsntion-partc cuIarly the former.
The Primary Department shall have our special
care. F,om the disposition manifested to sustain
the Institution the subscriber feels stimulated to
rene wed exertons.
The Session vii! consist Of two Ierms Of Il
weeks esci,-a short vacation intervening. Tul-
tion-$6 for the common branches. So for the
higher Engli-h. ami $40 for Language, per
Sessi,n-per Term, one half.
JNO. RANDOLPH,
March ~, 1850. Principal
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
Muncy, Lycoming Co., Pa.
~. JOHN eMALLEY, 4. NJ, ParHcrPAL

~. JOHN sMALLEY. A. NJ, PlzcnAL
Mn. r. B. SMALLEY, ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL
ASSISTED IT TWO WILL QCALIyiRD TBAeHBns.
THIS Seminary is designed to aflord a. good
an education. in both the solid end ornam-
sntsl branches, as can be obtained in any school
in Pennsylvania. Hence, instruction will bs
given in oil the branches usually taught in the
higheat order Of female aehonls.
The Summer Session will commence on Wsp-
BnsDA1 the 10, dsy Of Mar. 1850, and continue
Ave months. TERMS,
For Boarding. aud Tu,uon in eli she English and
Scientific branches, together with Drawing. Pain.
ting and Emhroidesy. per Session $50 90
EXTRA.-fnstruction on the Piano. with
use OF Instrument per session 20 90
Latin. French, Wax Flowers, each 90
Ws-hinR, per session ( 90
n Thirty Dollars must bs paid in advance.
and the remainder at tho close Of the Session.
For further particulars, address Rev J.Smalley,
Muncy, Lyc. Co.. Pa. 3wpd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

Sears New Pictorial Family Magazine,

NOR sI9-Enbeilislie with numerous
Il Ensravinas-Price Sl 90. or IL. CTS
per Number.
This work is partly on the plan OF The
English Penny Magazine. Published al
i2S Nassau street, New York cny; edited
by RosrRr SEARS. Ii is in,cuded 10 fur
ni,h, at a cheap rate, q variety oi pleasing
and instructive ma,ter for persons oi diiie-
rent classes AMI ages, particularly N those
departments Of KNOWLEDGE which are oi
most yeneral Interest aud concern, and arc
bes, calculated to enlarge the m'nd, graft,
aud elevate the taste, direct To the useiui
occupation Of time. and improve the char
acsr Everything Of al opposite tendency
vii! be carefully excluded. The contehts
consist ci a variety oi articles on The fol-
lowing subjects: Useful arts, cyriosilies,
natural history, science. literature, iuveaiie
instruction. travels, antiquities, poetry, &c.
The recent multiplication OF various pub.
lica,!ons, particularly IF cheap novels and
IIceHiious works OF bad moral tendency :,
has justly alarmed the friends of virtue,
good order, and the laws for i, IS evident
that their influence must be extensive III
proportion 20 their circulation-1nd this j.
known To be unfortunately great. Too often
it Is the fact. that even good men, no per-
ceve something of their evil tendency, lend
their coun;enance to them NOT only by pur.
chasing aud reading hem. but even by ad
mi,ting them into their families. The excuse
has often been made. that they are conven-
lent and cheap. aud that such publications.
as thew would approve are scarce
II is The great oh;eci OFFS ars' New PIC
torisI Family Magazine" to supply tie
wan, complained OF, and al! the mailer il,
Contains. whether original OF selected. is
designed to attract, instruct, ana inPrOve.
The paper is white. the type clear, and Tie
mechanical e,ecu'ion very at. he sizr
!, large imperiai octave, double columns,
40 or so c-ges Ia a number and icing
wholly occupied ~-:'h reading matter and
elegant wood eBgra'ings i''' The EXCLUSION
Of adverllsemeBi-) affords an unusua'''.
rhesp. pleasing. and instructive family
periodical.
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AppoalS. Taxes,
SCHOOL, NOTICE.

4 T a meeting OF the Board Of School
IL Directors of The Borough Of Lewis
hurg. held March %. ls5O,it was resolved
to commence Three Public Schools on the
Is. day Of May next. TO continue Five
Months. No scholars will be admitted
into these schools under fUe nor over niue
years Of age. All scholars admitted du-
ring the Sumner Term. will be refused
admission into the Public Schools during
the next Winter Term.
PROPOSALS
Will be received by the Board. from this
date until the 10Th day Of April next. Tor
Three Female Teachers to lake charge of
the above-nap-d Schools.
By order Of the Board:
WM. WILSON, Pres',.
JnpN flouoHroN, Ssc'y.
March Is. 1850
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zfHt Of letters
. EMATNlNC :, Tho ENISUI1QE

ID EMAINlNG in the LEWISBURG
IL Post Office, March 81, 1850.
Arp Isssc, Abel Jacob
Baker Jacob. Bsir Charles. Brown Chas l.,
Bsehman John. Behr Carl. Budd John, Bsson
W +. BIovln- John Esq Bonz Elijah. Bro~n
Jacob. bell hs s. Bese, Jos, Biler Jos D Esq
Caroihers Sarah d Mi-s
Duck r. nkiin, Dull Jos G
Fox Henry
Gundrum Wm. Glcascn John. Gilbns VIM
Hartman John, Hulsr ALrm, Hummel Henry
Emerson L A Esq
Jarrett VIM
Kincsid Z Rev 2. Kincaid Cosnelia Miss,
Kelsey John w. Kelley Csthsrine Miss
Lobsek Edwin
Meyer David 3, Me,zser H Esq, Ms'shall
Edward. Mexel Harriet Miss
Noll WmJr
I'ooney Jss NJ d. Pa~ling John, Paxton c II
Rhode. Job,; Richard Ellen Mics. Roger Phi
lip. Roger David. Ruhi Philip
Sh Ut E,'zabe,h Miss, Shatier Abrm 2. Sseans
Vim. Sanders Geo, smith Jacob sluter John K
Smith David, Sps,s Jared, Snyder Sarah Miss,
6chrack BeDeviiie 3
Wsngsri Henry. Wsltes fasse, Woods G w.
Whiver Mary. Wolf Peter. Wo"dIine Jsekson
wsigsl David, Wilmer Peter. Whitaker Thos .,
~eiiel Maria widow. r7l]
Persons inquir'ng for tho above let,ers
will please soy they are advertised. other
s!es ,hsy may not get them.
4. KENNEDY, r. N.
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GlsS0IUiiSD

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ 10 ely subsistlng between J. L. Eyer and
WIN. Thompson, under the firm Of Ever &
Thompson. Is this DAY dissolved by mutual con-
sent Ali debts due 81 the said firm are To b.
received by the -sij W'n. Thompson and oil
demand. on the same will be psi.: by him.
J.. L. EYER
WM. THOMPSON.
Lewisburx, Jan. IS. ls49
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Beware Of Inpcstsrs.

HNlE PUBLIC are hereby informed tha,
a Patent has been issued hy the Gnreti
STATE. TO Stephea Crane Tor Wash Nix.
lure, and The undersigned is JOIN, in.en-
tor, and boIds the Patent R.ahr for Penn
sylvnnia. A certain person " no ha, been
selling rights il neither inventor or propri-
eto,. and will he prosecuted. With all others
violating the paieaIt.
~WANTED-Good Agents. to can
vass the State.
ID. WVOY. Baltimore, Nd.
February l8, l-5U-3s.
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BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

OVA4VOWA1 O@SSS
TNHE Town Council Of the Borough Of
Le~,,burg met March 10, ls6O. and
passed the following Ordinances, to wit:
Whereas, there are number OF Trees
upon the Pavemenis Of said BorO' planted
at such distance inside Of the curbs,one as
to iorIn distractions upon the said pave
,nen,s or sidewalks ; it is therefore ordained
by the Council aforesaid. that all such trees
planted more than one foot from the outside
I,ne OF the cur5stone. shall be removed
auhiu twenty days from the date Of this
ordinance.
And further II is ordsined bv the au'ho-
r,,y aforesaid. .,hs' all Pavements extending
outside O, The Iise Of the width allowed BY
the Bye In vs. Of sait Borough. shall be
,e,uoved before the LIST dav Of June, ID.
$50.
The Street Commissioners are hereby
authorised and directed to enfnsce ard car
~ into effect the foregoing ordinances.
By order O: The Council:
JOHN HOUGHTON,
March 10. ls5O-3w Clerk.
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80 sot the Marks. H.,
BOARDING.

THE subsc .riber avails himself Of the col
umns Of ,he Chronicle in publishing to
,he ci,ispna of Le~isburg and vicinity that
he has opened BOARDING HOUSE in that
large and comfortably arranged hnuse, formerly
KEEP, as q Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors east Of the Franklin House. Market street
He Is prepared to say shat his Table shall hs'e
the be-, the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
Of Bosrders shsll Be % comfortable - can be
desired. ]. 8. STEINER.
N. B. A team and carriage
will be kep, to convey pssssneers t' and from the
Packet Boats, Lewisburg. March Is. 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-03

nm the 18th April, ls4s, l purchased a,
" Cons.able's Sale, as the property Of
ANDREW BLACK. a span Of horses. with
heir collars. bridles. and gears. and a
wagon. The public ore hereby notified
,ha, | have sgsin loaned them to said
Black, for one year from this date.
JOS. Y. DERR.
Lewisburg, March %. lssO-pd
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Try the new firm !:
WYK0Fr & HOUSED

UTOULD INFORM the pubic. that they
w have opened shop on Fourth street
lower story Of 5. W. Wykof's old stand.
opposite Hunter Pardoe's shop, where they
keen on hand or make to order T
Fancy and Common Chairs.
Bos,on Rocking Chairs-a'so -
Bureaus, Tables, Beds'eads. C5
q Of various kinds. so
u - Se,iees, &c. &c.
All work in our line warranted to be vel
made, and on the most reasonable terms.
House and Sign PAINTING
attended to BY the subscribers on the shor.
test notice and in The best style.
Country Produce and Lumber taken in
payment- and Cash not refused, but rather
preferred.
The subscribers intend to b. strict in the
fuIfitment OF all their promises as regards
work-and 30 doing. hope to receive q
liberal share Of public patronage.
JOHN N. WYKOFF.
est-.. JOSEPH N. HOUSED.
Lswi,burg. Nov. isle
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Fruit d10
O r N A N e N 7 A L
T TREES.

The subscriber offers for sale large
assortment Of choice Fruit Trees-such as
Apple trees, Z to 10 feet high. 40 varieties,
ali warranted genuine-Peach trees. 20
varieties; Tar,arisn Cherry, Nec,arine,
Prune and Pear trees, together with some
6 or 8 varieties Of Grape Vines Of the hes,
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees. such as the Paulonia. Linden. &c.
The above trees can be seen by the st Of
April, on the premises Of the snbscrber.
one square above Christ e. M'Faddin's
Foundry.
N. o. Persons wishing TO procure
quantity Of the Fruit trees, are requested to
make immediate application to the subscri.
Der. 10 order. to procure the varieties and
.;,e van,ed. n K. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1850.
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lUMBER!

NWC subscriber still continues to keep a
i large s,ock OF Lumber IN his Yard for
sale. comprising the following. VIZ.
100 900 feet gool'dry Pine crnmon and Pan
$4,000 teei Jois, and S:anriine. incl Boards,
1000" feet good dry Poplar and Linn Boards,
80 900 Joint and Lap Shingles.
$4,000 sawel Ceiling i.a'h,
Pine Rails anu Square lumber.
Maple and Popla' >canil,ne.
WeatherbosIds and Pin. Paling.
Salt, Nails. and Stone Coal,
OAku,n, Tar end Pitch;
all Of which he will sell at fair prices.
THOMAS NESBlr.
Lewisburg, Jan. %, lS50-3n
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200 hands

WANTED. ,mmediarely, bv the subs
w cr,hers. IN work 10 their Roa'-yard.
To iai'hiu hands, constant employ meni
aud liberal wages will be given
FRifk Il SLlFER.
Le~:sbnre, Fen. IL. 1850
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1)ublic Sale.

TNHE Rnard Of Trustees oi the University
at Lewisbure. will offer for sole. on
Thursday the 18th day Of April
next, a number 0I handsome BUlLD0mG
LOTS pleasantly situated on tho University
Farm. between the Cemetery and Lewis
burp-also some Lois on The River Road.
Sale to commence At O'clock. r. NJ.
when conditions will be made known BY
tho said JkUSIEcS'
Levhbore, March Q. 1850.