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TELEGRAPnIC REPORTS FOR THE UNIOr
Condition Of The No,thern Markets.
sALGs AND PRICES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK TOD

Condition Of The Northern Markets
New YORK, April 7-2,p m.
sALEs AND
t"# First Call Second Call.
Pennsylvania SIS 933 bid Wy bid
Stocks have declined United States coupons, l2l Flour
firm. with good demand-25 500 bbls. common straight
brands sold 81 SO a "a 564 Wheat steady-saes Of
900 bushels Ohio prime red nj 100 cents. Corn dull. with
a downward tendency Mess pork 81 Is VA S7hi
prime, Sli o7s
in the stock Notwithstanding shares have advanced to S0
with large sales OF 900 shares Pennylvania 6s at
9s also 900 shares Susqnehanna canal a. eoa I'M
f fIm' WA Hi s2i cent, IN barrels. ~ -
Tie Fugitive. slape Casc.-Arres of Marshal Iukey.
Boyfon Aprn "a p. m.-Marshal Turkey was arrested
to-day on lie suit OF Randolph, (negre) for nrresng and
searching him concealed weapons Turkey gave bail In
An attempt was made to take Smms Of the custody
United States marshal by virtue OF Massach uses law
The marshal refused to give him up.
The city Is quiet, ana the military IN READINESS 10 ast
the authorities.
MIR Rantoul counsel for Snms, argued against the
ce stated that the court would give their decision
O'Clock to-day ~,
Nj Ranou has declined tho congressional contest The
election is now proceeding very spredy.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, April 5-The general appropriation bill has
$3.50 900 TO complete north branch of the canal, and
$3.50 towards avoiding the Allegheny portage railroad
making eecraph operators amenablc in breach
oil trust in sending Telegraph dispatches
Frederick Douglass and George Thompson in Cansds.
TORONTO, April frederick Douglass and George
Thorn pson delivered the third Of series OF anti slavery
night large audience Although their leo
slightly condemn the movement. The ground that the In
reference OF Canadians IN the question is impoluc
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PENNSYLVANIA Legisl4ure.
Frederick Douglass and George Thompson in CansdS.

ladies' and gentlemen Of Wash
respectfully invited to the extensive sale OF nearly new
House, between ~ and 9th
will place 9Th 10 O'Clock
They quality which
Mirror feather beds and hair
supcne velvet tapestry carpets For further pafc
ulars, advertisement.
will open furniture ready for examination
Inspection Tuesday the day previous 70 SALE
Ap SIT A.G.
I ONDON-What Sec and How To See IL. One pocket
Ii volume with numerous illustrations. Price 37k cents.
One small vol
Price 37k cents. .a - $500.
APPS FRANCk TAYLOR
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MOVE AMONG THE TAILORS.

THE subscriber respectfully thanks his
public for extended to
him on The that he compelled
contemplated n the old stand TO change for The
his place He fitted Eighth
street third door from avenue, still the
public sociis Of their hvors
Of spring goods partic uary invited
for making them up TO order In tho
mos superior style, and at prices 10 suit the times
p. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor
"A
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CsyPT,s REVELATIONs.-Fou Archaeological lectures
Il distinct latest Egyptian discov
will Giddon Tuesday evening" oh
April friday, ltb Tuesday 18th and Friday,
lsb, al odd Fellows, Hail. at O'Clock precisely.
Subjects with tickets, Al the National
United states Wad Hotels, Mr. Franck Tayos book
store the door .
Terms Tickets gentlemen, 81 30 ladies, u
children pupils rs single admission 80 ccns half
price
Ap
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S,PRING and Summer Fashtons.-Ms. A. bPEtk vii
y open on saturday April, rich and hawthorne A
sediment OF spring and millinery show rooms on street
ss.'a.r OIL, ia fo,h streets Apf-AN
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2
Municipal Visii 10 Harrisburg. -Pagaishe Eaes.isv -
TIE. .PfnRE- GSrs ssNas No'6ts1ao'.. SDssis.s-
H0n.~Ihs Ro6saa Safe.--Senteaes for HoYs--Ihs
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MI. men III lne couft would not,
fore deciding 10 refuse The writ hear argument on the
constitutional question.
The chief Justice replied that the court had already
decided TO refuse the writ, after hearing the counsel
much they supposed he desired 10 be heard.
In the house Of representatives OF the State, then in
session. Mr.. Earle, OF Worcester, presented the petition
OF William A. White, Francis Jackson, Theodore Par
ker, Samuel g. Howe Robert Norris and ,wen,y-three
Others Tor the OF the State house yard for public
meeting in the afternoon for the purpose OF taking ato
consideration The arrest OF citizen under the fugitive
law and 10 devise proper and legal measures Tor the
defence and protection OF the citizens OF Massachusetts
against such arrests On motion by Mr.. Earle that the
prayer OF this petition be granted, was laid on the Ia
BILE by vote of lt7 TO 1l3.
However, in the afternoon Theodore Parker addressed
gathering the common, and in the fremont Temple
John Cluer, Rev. Mr. Colver, Wendell Phillips, and
audiences small The latter advised the friends Of
the slave to arm themselves, and il they could not pre-
vent the cRryng OFT of Smms in another way up
the rails Of the railroads some boys were put out for
cheering for Daniel Webster.
In the evening the mayor ordered Out two companies
OF the Boston regiment, under the command OF Major
John c. Boyd, viz the New England Guards, Captain
Bradee, who stationed in Franklin avenue, and
the Boston Light Guard, Captain Clark, in Faneui Hall
Up to late hour at night there a large gather
ing of the people in Court Square. who amused thep
selves in good -natured manner by cheering the con
su'ion and groaniBg for Of the most noted abo
litionists.
The examination of the fugitive was resumed before
Commissioner Curtis on Saturday morning The cap.
tain, mate and sailor Of the brig N q j. c. Gilmore.
were examined and testified that they left Savannah for
Boston on the Cad OF February that they saw Smms
on The wharf a, Savannah few days before sailing
that he asked The cook for situation, and refused
that when OF Boston light the prisoner found by the
mate hid in the forecaste; that he was confined in the
vessel by the captain while in the habor but managed to
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
Grand jury LiSt-December Term.

Bcayer-Pcter Kline. Henry Mitchell
Builalc-Saml Ritter. Gideon Biehi
Centre-.Ino Spayd Jno Bowersox Isrl Bachmah, 'ohh
Chapman-Ino Kerssettar, p Burkhart
iiartey-Nichael Wolf Jno Rote Edward iarger, James
Zimmerman. jos Miller, Jr
L.wislrur-~LR h Christ Mif,inburg-T Cronemiier
p.rry-Iames Forry Penns-Jas Davis
Washington-Jno Landcs, II lieimtach
West Buifao-Elias kieckner
White Deer-Saml Henderson, Gemberling
TRAFERSE JUROR&
B,ayor-Jno Hail. Daniel smith, Shirey, John Smith
George SwartZ
Cen,re-G-o Schocl. Geo MotZ, II Backhouse David
Swengle Wm Koon
Chapman-Reuhen Iianes
East Budalo-.Ino Gundy Thos Penny, Roht II Laird
lIartley-Christan Gam, Broucher Henry Ruhi, Jas
Wilson, Long
Kelly-GeoS,e Mexel Meizel
Lewisburg-Wm Wilson. d ';inter, Donachy, Diei-
f.nderfer. Frederick Stoughton
Li,ncstone-John Shenkcl
Naiinburr-Jacob Deckard. George Dreisbach
MiiIecrrck-John Straub Frederick Bil-er
Prpns-Jno Krciier p Kcrlin Perry-Ilenry swcisert
rn;on-Sam Giesp Chas IIembach Jno Youngman, Jno
Ritter. Jr, James Cook. Benjamin Cawey
West Beaver-Davd Fessler
West BuTalo-enry Zellcrs. Jno Shoemaker Christian
Ncnsch David Shaffer, Henry Wingert
| White Deer-Francis Walker
| PETIT JURORS cd .ceel.)
| Bcayer-Christian Gross. Jacob Kern
Bualo-';eo eiser, Robt strayhorn, Dreisbach, Tho
| Cornelius
| Centre-Gco " Hoffman, IIy Hembach
East BufIalo-John Young Cromly
Kelly-Joseph Kelly IIartley-Adam Musser
Lcwisburg-Nathan Rawn, Adam j. weidensaul
| Iimsstoue-Dan Reber
| Mfiinburs-Nichs Milhouse, Bogenrcif
Mddlecreek-IIcnry Ritzman Penns-Dan Ganscr
perrv-Peter Arlo.ast Union-Sam Walter
washng,on-Jno Pearson Ph Boyer, Jacob Nasle, Geo
Glass, Geo Hilbish, Dan Sterner
West Beaver-H ii Margaritz, N Eckhart in Weiani,
West Buf-H Jordan, John Iohn
Whit Deer-Dayid Ramsey, Nicholas Gruver, Joel Ranc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17

COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Hon. A;
" : WILSON, President Judge for the 2oth Judciai
District consisting the counties of Union and Mlifn
and aeon WrTESMYER and JAMES ii RRIsoN Esqrs Asso
cate JUDGES in Union county, have issued their prccep
bearing date the I'D day of SEPT. 1871, and to me
directed for the holding OF Orphans Cour. Court oil
Common Pleas Oyer and Termner. and General Quarter
Sessions ut NEW BERLIN, for the county OF onic on
the 81 Monday of December next being the loth day.
ISL. and to continue two weeks
NOTICE j. therefore hereby given TO the Coroner Jus
tiers of the Peace and ConstaheS and for the county of
Unon appear in their proper persons with Their
rolls nquisitions examinations and other rem
things which of their Offices and
in their appertan TO be done and all witnesses
and other persons prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against person persons are required TO be
then and attending and not depart without leave AT
their peril Justices requested TO be punctua IN their
attendance at the appointed time agreeable to notice
Giycn under nv hand and seal, at the Sheriff once IN
New Berlin the day of October in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fy-one. and in the
scventvsixh year of the Independence OF the United
States nf America. God the Commonwealth
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff.
SheriT's Offce, New Berlin, Oct. 80 lSjl.
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youMGS W0oLEM FACTORY,

In West Buffalo township, Union Co, Pa,
one mile above Guldcn's Mill.
yTyHE subscriber has leased the above we'll
known Factory, and put the same in first
raie working order: and is prepared to do work
at the following rates viz:
Broad Blankets, GO cts. per yard,
Cloth, AZ to 40
Cassimeres, AZ '' As
Sattinetts, 30
Flannels, So to 373
Also Country Fulling, Dyeng and Cardine
done on the shortest notice. in the best style, and
ON the most reasonable terms.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully So
licited. JACoD hERI ILLck.
June 25, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
THE WINTER SESSION
ACADEMY,
VX7ILB commence on MONDAY the goth
w of OCT All the branches OF a regular

M lLB commence Oh Mo->DhI Hc ~o"
w ofOCT. All the branches OF a regular
and complete Academic course will be taught
The subscriber, in entering upon the 5th year
of. his connection with this Institution. takes
pleasure in returning to the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity his sincere thanks for the cordial and
liberal support they have given him. HIS constant
elfIrt has been to infuse into the minds OF those
under his care love of learning, and to train
their youthful powers into systematic habits OF
study. And when this end is once fully reached
the greatest obstacle in the way Of acquiring
thorough education has been surmounted, and
the future progress of the student. altho' always
ascending, will still be rendered pleasant aud
secure.
The Primary Department will receive special
attention; and exercises in Composition and
Defamation will be required Of the larger mem-
bers of the school. A Vacation will be gwen
during the Holidays.
Terms, per Session Of 20 weeks: For Common
English Sc. for Higher English SO and for Lam
guages $40. JNO. RANDOh'H'
Sent. 30. 1851 Principal
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3Sook9.

NOTHING is SO suitable. nothing IN valuable
~ or so generally cherished for gift. as is a
GOOD BOOK. Messrs. BARrON Il CaALraSr
have for sal. an assortment Of excellent works IN
Main and in elegant bindings to which they
rs.ne,tfully invite the public attention. GJFor
sale q, reasonable prices. July l, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
a iitcrarn paper for the l)eopls.
TILE ROOK TRADE,

"A MOntniy hcCOIu VA A'S"
and Literarary Advertiser, at 20 Cents
per Annum-in advance. IL. Wilson,
publisher, 40 Ann ST., N. Y.
80. The second volume of this journal commenced IN
.n,s ISL. Back numbers can be suppliedso limited
extent. 80. ~ A.. &c ,.-,,. or,rto M,
, rntcd ON new type and excellent paper; forming IN
- - a vnlume of from $50 to 200 pages -
IL, contents Area list ef all works published IN the
s,tes in each month"; Literary Intelligence; kevaws oil
Nav Books &C. &c, occupying about one hai the sheet
Tho remaining half is devoted to selections from te pest
toratre of the day. and to very interesting
n Is the object of the publisher to render tnc bR
r,n agreeable the taste OF the general reader
onvcys Intelligence of what is going forward IN tho
I'D ~ Literature; species of information which II IL
a,nad i worth more than the subscription to every
IN" an communications by mail, must be prepaid.
fe,o Opinions Of the Press.
srbe Book Trade is the name Of periodical published
In This cty which conscenfiousiyc ommend us
valunbe record Of new puhlications|k
n il designed well for the scholar as for the trade anu
will he found Of great interest aud value.
W oneraj appearance it resembles the London Athe-
W. ,pccmmeud it to all who have to do with books
rDemocrat Allentown, Pa.
~ srccilent literary journal.]tN. Y. Tribune.
A valuable literary record.IEvening Pcst-
t. viii fe found be Invaluable Tn authors lawyers
,ar,vmen teachers. and every general rcsier such
Iii; cst;on has long been neeied.- Democr Freeman
valuable Iarer for literary men-1Nd Colony Nem-
3w399
nrrQI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
1851 'osa;SI9; = ;SISAss' SScFF' 1851.
II. Wincgarden s. Go.


"AVE ius, received The largest stock that has
ever been trough, to this country, and one
iha, has been selected with grea, care. Having
been engaged in the business for l2 years past,
and as We are determined to sell cheaper than any
other establishment this side Of Philadelphia. we
uust we can please all who will favor US with
call Our assortment embraces the best brands of
TOBACCO--such as Black Fat. Honey
Dew, Glory OF Virginia. Congress, Eliorado, Mrs
Miller's Fine cut, Andersons Solace Scafierla.,a,
Turkish Smoking Tobacco, Cut and Dry, &c.
S-Rega!ias Principes, ,Lanormas,
Castelos, Minella Schroo,s, Kossuths, Id Byrons,
Kosciuskos Turkish Sul,anas, Sixes. so. 600 well
seasoned Half Spanish, and large lot Common.
SNUFF-Rappee Demuih and Scotch.
Also Pipes, Segar Cases, Tobacco Boxes, Port
Monais, snuff Boxes, Matches. &c, all of which
will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders from distance will be gratefully reed
and promptly attended to.
Lewisburg. Nov 25, 1851 6m399S4
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.

MEDlOAL L NAO L lOE E.
nR. Fl. II. HARRIS, regua, Graduate
II of the Philad. Medical College, respectfully
announces to the citizens of Lewisbu'g and vici-
uitv, that he has located in the house formerly
occupied by John Lemon. on Market street, three
doors west of Christ & Frick's new Foundry,
and offers his professional services to all who
NAV desire them.
During the past fifteen years, Dr.. Harris has
beeu engaged in the Reformed or Thomsonian
,,ac,ice: discards the use of the lancet. and all
,lirec, poisons, mineral and vegetable; and cures
diseases with botanic remedies, such as act in
harmony with the laws of life. He also keeps
on hand for sale q general assortment Of good
Thomsonian Medicines. .,
Numerous testimonials might be given, if
deemed requisite, but let the annexed suffice.
Lewisburg, Sept. "a, 1851 $50
..Tbe hearer H. h. HARRIS, NJ r., regard as prarti-
,;oper fully entitled the confidence of the community
have hal an opportunity of knowing Dr. Harris quaint
cations as medical and believe him one oil the st
nractitioner. in the circle Of my knowesge
J.w. COMFORT. VI. n.
Author Of the Thom soniaa MEDICAL iraoface
ssP philadelphia, Aug. Is, ls51"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17


Experience Of than years has estahlisseS
ver.sl Family EbIocaon viii cuIs must eass< and re-
iisve all such
Spsvins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls. Pol
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels. Gslls VI al
kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises. fis-
tula. Si,fsst, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lamebss<.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, AaRsr.
rheumatism, Bites Of Animals. ExtsrnA loa-
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bits.
Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Sce!ds'
Chil.blain-, Chapped Hands. Cramps. Goa
fractions vf the Muscles. Swellngs, "esxnsss
Of the Joints, Caksd Breasts. &c &c &c
T y,p,raIeled success Of this OIL in the cure Of As~
-. IN Unrs.s and Cattle, and even In husaan lssh, 10
,I,Iy b.co,ning nnre known TO the farming comuunhy
II can hardly crete except by those WIG as,s 49,
m m. habit OF keeping their stables anil houses TnA
a amount Of pain. suffering anu "'s' 80 ~~ -
the timely application OF this oh oru.n-
~ BE sure the Of the sole pf'piie'of SnOASe
W. MERCHANT, Lockpor. n l., u pTvn IN ~ -
of the bottle and in his handwriting over the CORE
All orders addressed the proprietor VIII % pfsoPy
responded to. -o,..-, -.
Accomplished by the Of this uisiicine
Sold nv rcsupciAble dealers gsnsfaiy, In iss sLAss
States and C5nadl Also by
CIV scaAYrLK, Lewisburg: ke-s'er, Ne"
Berlin: ] f Casiuw. Mi'ton; n Mssser sunhuf,.
NJ 4 M'Csy, Northumb Il: Potter x Mes n.
Belief ,nre l. Martin. Will >m-Poft- "hsissS'<
AGENTS 2 KIett & Co Phih,t; Ward x ~.
New York VIM jackson. Pin-lufy
l,3s iin>ide:pj
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
Div Lumber!

YTHE subscribers having renewed their stock
with a choice lot of LsinsDer. now offer
f1r sale at their YARD (rontng the German
Reformed Churca) an assortment comprising
1SlI4 inch Boards Common and Pannei Boards
] J. inch do Yellow Pine do
Plank Z AMI ~ inch River Pine
do do Sugar Valley Pine.
Scantlins, and Pine and II'mock JOists.
Roofing I4.tb. and Ceiling iath.
Joint Shingles, ~ inch and t'pt
Lap do = foot, various pric'S.
10 do lartr. SUGAR Vail y.
3 inch ButtnnwOOi Planks, for Stnr Rain2s. &c.
Scanting for Beiposts. Poi lar Pialks
Square Pine Timber. !nch PIN PLANK
Uah Posts and Chestnut Posts. Linn b'arf-
large lot White Pine Paiin- prepared by maci ery
Kiln dried Lumber on hand.
The above will be sold at fair prices for Cash
or reasonable (no, long-winded) credit. Books
kept at the residence Of Peter Hursh.
HURSH Il AMMON.
Lewisburg, April 80, 1851 .!S7
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
Assignee's Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given. that JEnE-
MIaH s. STEINER, of White Deer Up, has
assigned his property to me for the benefit of his
creditors. All persons indebted to or having
claims against him, are hereby notified to settle
the same with me Immediately.
AARON SMITH, Assignee.
White Deer Tp. Nov. 10, 1851 CIV
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17

LIVERY man and his neishbor that's ID "s"'
AZ oi a csaGle. should call and examine '""'~
made by ChadSick, Blackman & Go. Newl'< W
and for .al.. by ID. ). KREMER & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
The German Washing Powders

The German Washing Powders
Is considered, by Thousands who have 'sssed
il, as beng the greate-t
SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF THE WORLD.
entirely dong away with that laboIioss aid
injurious prsc.Ice vi rubbing the
Clothes upon the WxsLbosrd,
aud great saving OF
TINE LABOR AND EXPENSE
NB. To present fraud and imposision Qsr
many are trying to palm off articles put up lac
n,ine) the Proprietor. 1. p. HOiT, viii put h's
wriften signature On the top label Of every
package. And he only asks al snlis htensd pubic
not to confOund
The German HaJ.inJ Porders
with others that are in the market. IL is put
up IN packages with iull directions and sSld NJ
the nominal price Of l24 cents.
q Printer. will find 1t greatly 70 their sdvsa-
tage To purchase these Powders to clean th-i6
Tyv.s and Rorsss, being a very superior arus.s
rvr tii.s yuIpo-e. Manufactured only by
L.P HUYr,
ut his I.aboratory snd Principal Depot.
No.IU South FIFTH ST.. PhikI<
Wholesale and Retail agent at Lewisbu'g, ps
Taos A ii THoaNroN, Market St. who has just
received fresh supply Of American. French saA
Epr,,.h Drugs and Chemicals, PeTfuMs,y, Dye
stuiis. &c
; Id also by Kleckner 4 Roush, New BerI,.
Youngman Il W alter, Dry Valley Thy Mssscr,
Sunhury ; b Denofmandie, NOrIhd
Eemembo, The nau.e-
GERMAN wAsHISo POWDERS.
All letters To be postpaid 6m396
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

OrER-CO iTS-Drab felt, Pilot. Drab Beaver Black
do Black cloth Sacks, Black loose do, Fancy do Drab
felt Bang-ups Black do. Brown do. Grey Blanket do,
Blue Blanket do. Mohar do, &c, 4r.
DRESS CO. iTS-Black French Cloth Dress and Frock
Coats Business do, Brown do. Brown do, Invisible
Greens Irish Twecd, Jeans Cassimere- Satinets Union
Beavers, Pilots, and all others. Monkey Jackets and
Cricket do, of all kinds.
VEST.&Silk Velvet. silks, sa;ins, Fancy do, Fancy
Volenci Swanslown. Black Ncrrond, Black AMI Fancy
Cassimcrrs, German silks. Scarlet do, &c, sc.
pINTILOONS-Biack poeSkin cassimercS, Hack
and Fancy Twecds, Corduroys, satines Union, Irish
Cashmere, Farmers and Mechanics Do Congress do,
and a variety of others.
HATS-Moleskin, silk. Fur, and Wool Hats Pearl,
Brown Black Brush, White DO, Brown hungarian, An
COLON. &C.. &C.
ClI,S-Silk Plush Silk Glazed and Cloth Caps.
SIfIRTS-Fine White Fancy do. hickory do.
Corded Collars, plain and fancy do
Flannel Under Shirts and Drawers, White do, Cotton
do. Marino do
Hosiery and Cloves Comforts, C-yats, punece Hand
kcrchefs. Linen do.
Suspenders. Carpet Bags, Cravat Buckles.
Pens and Penlolders Pencils; Cloth and Hat brushes
n1fAll of which we will be able to sell much
cheaper than any ever offered to the public Having
purchased our cash and from first rate manu-
facturers we only sell cheaper, but better cothis
than usually in clothing stores One and all come
and examine before purchasing anything in the
shane Of clothing for we feel assured that will DO
well doing Is. Come and s"o"na five don't
give good bargains don't ask you TO deal wth us.
We don't charge anything for looking at our STOCK ana
very little when you buy Don't forget 70 call at No.
- ID. MYERS Il CO.
Lewisburg. Oct. II, ISL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17

A large variety Of Bibles and Testaments-ln
ExcI1sH. GERMAN and WELcH-of large and
small sizes, and in every style Of binding, may be
had by calling at the Store opposite Kline
Hotel in Iewisburg.
June 1851 BARTON ~ CHALfANf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17

NOAL,PLASTER, ,SALT,FISH,iRON
y and NAILS, always on hand and ior
sale by ID. 5. kREMEh q w.
Dec. 9, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17
Fish.

THREE Tons Of Dunesnnon NAILS and
i SPIKES just reed aud for sale by
J HAYES 4 CO.