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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

WElGHTY CHARACTERS. In the pocket book of
deceased officer OF the Massachusetts line was found
memorandum of the weight of eleven officers of the
American Army ascertained at West Point in 1888.
Among them were the following Gen. Washington,
2O9 bs.; Gen. Lincoln, 224 lbs Gen. Knox, $50 lbs;
Gen. Huntington, l32 lbs; Gen. Creation, I66 lbs;
Col. Swift, 2l9 lbs; Col. Michael Johnson 252 lbs
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

The METHODIST ChuRcH SUIT. The much-talk-
ed-of case result of the separation of the church.
has finally been set down for hearing in the United
States Court in New York city on the 18th of May
next. Counsel for the complainants (the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sonth) Daniel Lord, of New
York; Reverdy johnson, of Maryland and Daniel
Webster, of Massachusetts. For the defence (the
Methodist Episcopal church, E. l.. Fancner and
George Wood, of New York, and Rufus Choate,
of Mass. 'E-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

Qua Own CONSEQUENCE. We think Of our own
consequence; talents; our entertainments. We
think what breach will be made when we die. w e
think Of the who will gather around us with
broken hearts. We think of the solemn sad process
sion that will go with US to the tomb forgetting
how seldom il is that the hearts of any considerable
proportion in funeral procession serious and SOL
emn at all, or care anything about the dead: we
look at affairs and press them forward, as If
every thing else should give way to them, as II the
world had no interest great that they may not be
required to yield to our convenience.
Now, how contrary all this is to truth and reality
it is hardly necessary to attempt TO show. Few Will
care about it when we die; and the world at large
will care nothing about it. very little circle OF
friends there will be aected-as little of water is
agitated when drop of rain falls into the ocean. AT
the centre of that small circle of friends there will be
some deep emotion and some tears of genuine grief
will be shed; at very very distance, the emotion
will be fainter and feebler, at point but little re-
mote there will be none and soon very soon, all the
agitation there will have died away as when the lit
tie drops of rain fall into the ocean.
The gay will laugh,
When thou art gone, the solemn brood OF care
Plod on, and each one as before will chase
His favorite phantom. bryant
few friends will go and bury US; and then they
twill turn away to their concerns, forgetfu that
we are sleeping in the grave. Affection will rear
stone, and plant few flowers over our grave-but
the hand that reared the stone planted the flowers
i'll soon become unable to cut the letters deeper as
kev boone obliteraled, or to cultivate the flowers
and in brief period the little hlock Will be smoothed
down. and the stone will fall, and neither friend
stranger will be concerned to ask which one of the
forgotten millions of the earth was buried there.
No !" Old Mortality" will be to cut again those ef-
faced words which told name, and the time of
our birth and of death. Every vestige that we
ever lived upon the earth will have vanished away
All the little memorials of our remembrance-lhel lock
of hair encased in god the portrait that hung In
our dwelling, will cease to have the slightest value
to any living being, nor will even momentary Curl
osty be excited to know who wore that hair,
whose countenance is deneated there.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

Hon. Caleb Gushing, formerly in Congress, voted
against Sumner, free-soi. in the Massachusetts Leg
islature for u S. Senator. Mr.. G. is a democrat
The Abolition Commonwealth, therefore, most afro.
clorsly assais him, making vampire alluson to his
having buried his only sister the day previous, and
charging that he hurried from the grave for the pur
pose of being hand 10 vote. The indicative SIAN
der is repealed by both wings and democrats.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

ALABAMA AND MIsssslppI F. c,ou,,. - Il,
April number of De-Bow's Review we gather so ",e
interesting items showing the progress Of maniac.
lures in the above named States. At Autau~aviiie
Alabama, which has grown up in the woods during
the last TWO years, with population of $50 fac.
tory for Osnaburgs is in operation, With can;,, &C.
$S7,0OO-eighy-one operatives employed. mnst -
females. The building is $50 feet long and So .,iJ
of brick-with stills of cas-iron. The factory &C.
tans 5000 spndles, 100 looms, 40 cards. and al w
essary machinery-and the propretors expect to ma
ufacture daily, 1000 yards of cath. The location Of
the village is three miles from the Alabama River
project for the erection Of Cotton Factory. IN
uniting, has been started by several enterprsing
s S OF the former State, Biloxi Bays SUGGEST
nina "a desirable and healthy location; and comb.
iiops 'neep living with ready facilities of transports
1g 't.','--i- Charleston Courier
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-07

CHAIN OF BEING. Bitumen and sulphur form the
with connect salts with stones
the amanthns and ythopites form kind of tie be-
tween stone and plants-the po!ypes untes plants
to insects-the tube worm lead to shells and
repiiles-the warer serpent and the eel form pas
sage from reptiles to fsh-the nigra are me-
dun, between fishes and birds the bat and the flying
squirrel link birds to guadruped and to man.
A certain preacher in the far West gave out for
his text Clover. The deacon arose and told him it
was Tmothy. s 0 yes,' replied the divine III is
Timothy, ! knew it was some SORT Of grass
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From the N. Y. Herald Of Monday
...ana Gel. bration, Saturday of One Hundred
and N,net..nsh Anniversary Of washing tou. birth
day a Now York.
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GRAFTON OF THE HON HENRY 5. FooTE, OF MIS-.
SIS ,IPPI, Ar NlBLO's GARDEN
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
Grand Jury LiSt-December Term.

l. Eavcr-rctsr Kline, Henry Mitchell
Bdi,lo-Sam Ritter. Gideon Biohl
C'i.trc-Juo SpayI, JEo Bowersox Isr Bachnan, John
Mourer
Cha,man-.Ino Krrstrtt.r, P Burkhart
IIartlry-Nirlarl Wolf Jnn Rote EIwari Yarger, James
Zimmerman Jos Miller, Jr
L,Wi.hurc-LB Il Christ Miiiinhurc-T CroncmLer
Irr-y-Ilmcs Forty Pruns-las Davis
washin-tan-Jno Lan,les II IIeimtaeh
West Buf4lo-Elias X 'cckuer
White Dser-9ami Henderson, 5 Gcmherlng
TRITERSE JURORS
B'av,r-.Tno Hall. Daniel Smith, slrey. John Smith
tiuur-c SwarE
Hu;ra,o-NiaTtin y. Reed
Jcutrc-ti j hoch. Goo Notz II Ilckhouse, David
Sanngn. Nm koop
Chapsuau-Rcu'cn IIaincs
East Eu'Ialo-InoGundy, Tho= Penny. Eoh II Lair,
Ilutuy- hrstian Gam, J Brouchcr, Henry Ruhl, Jas
VI son. d Long
Erliy-Gcorge N.ixel. Nickel
Lcwi>burc-Wm wilson D Gintcr, 4 Donacly, def
frniericr. Frederick Stou-hton
LimnStoHc-.Iuhn shcnkrl
Nia!iubur--Ta-nb pccknrl. George Dreisiach
VI lilea ar.ck-John Strauh. Frederick Bilgrr
P.nns-.Ino krciar Krrlin pcrry-Iienry Svri-Hrt
Union-Sam t;irsr, Chas TTeimlach Ino Youngman Jno
Ritter. Jr. James Cook. njsmin Cawlcy
Wet B'aver-David Fcsslcr
West EuTao-lIenry Zelers. Ino Shoemaker, Christian
VI rs H. David ShaiTrr Henry Winccrt
White De r-Franc> Walker
TETTT JIRORS I'd rresL)
H,avcr-ChriStian Gross. Jacob Kern
EuiTaoieo I1eser Robt strayhorn, Drcisbach, Thos
Cornelius
Ccntre-l;,o W Hoffman, IIy Teimbach
East BuGaln-.iohn Young, L Crornly
KrlIy-Jnserh Kelly IIartlcy-Alaul Nusscr
Lewishure-Na;han Rawn, Adam J. "eiiensaul
Limrstouc--Dan Rchrr
Nialiuburs-Nichs Mihousr. n Bogenrcif
Mdiiecrerk-lIenry Rt4msn Pcnns-nan Gar-lcr
, P,rrv-Prtrr Ariorast Tnion-Sam Waiter
washu-tou-Ino Pearson Ph Boyer, Jacob Naglc Geo
Glass, Geo Hiibish. Dan Sicrner
w,st Bcavcr-r II Marcaritz. VI Fckhart in Weaaj, Sr
Wet RGF-H n Jordan. John YoLn
Whit D,cr-Dayi Ramsey, Aieho;aS GFuEer joel Rancs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19

Abou, O'Clock. r. NJ, Nov. IL, the
larye stone building locaei at the South
west corner Of Himllron and Nixon streets
PHILADELPHIA, in the vicinity of Farmoun,
was discovered to be on fire. Two men
named John Browning and Wm. Crosby.
were severely injured by jumping from The
,woupper storeys. Another man supposed
10 he Edward Orally, and young woman
supposed TO be the daughter OF the above
named Mr.. Browning. were dragged from
the burning building-iead. Inc accident
has caused much pablo sympathy.
The Farmers Bank Of Lancaster has
declared q semi-annusl dividend Of 4 per
cen,-,he Columbia Bank and Bridge Go.
4 per ceni-;he Lancaster Bank per
cent, and the Lancaster county Bank 5
DER cent. The York Bank per cent.
On Sunday week. German about 30
years of age, supposed name Of Mrrtz,
shot a.n.eIf with a pistol, in Valley Up.
near Dtey,4a 'luse unknown.
TEMPERANCE NETTING
I T,..g.-srry .-cling will he held at the
Nj T..asaa. s-.la. House. near Sir Jacob
tiuuog' - aa . aH-. Evening. 2tIh Of Nov.
and au a Aiir.ss ta- ed by Rev. Mr.. Alleman.
c Il. G.Nor. Sc. J. q. BRowN. Pres.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
THE WINTER SESSION
THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.

VI ILL commence on MONDAY the 2o'h
W OF OCT. All the branches Of regular
an complete Academic course will be taught.
The subscriber, IL entering upon the 5th year
Of his connection with this Institution, takes
pleasure in returning 10 the citizens OF Lewisburg
and vicinity his sincere thanks for the cordial and
liberal sup oTi they have given him. HIS constant
Ell IT has been 10 iniu-e into the minds OF those
under his care love of learning, and TO train
their youthful powers into systematic habits OF
udy. And when lhi~ end is once fully reached.
the greatest obstacle in the way of acquiring a
thorough education has been surmo aulcd, and
the future progress Of the student, aItho' always
ascending, will sill be rendered peasant and
secure.
The Primary Department vii receive special
attention; and exercises in Composition ard
Defamation will be required of the larger mems
hers OF the school. A Vacation will be given
during the Holidays
TERMS, per Session of 90 weeks: For Common
English Sc, for Higher Eng-h - AMI f1r Lam
guaGe- so. JNG. RANDOLPH,
Sept. 30, 1851 PHaciPGf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19

Issue List, Dec. z. 1851.

f-HGIsrGAy SNYDER vs. joseph wallace
u Jam - Williams vs. John Hhelyey
l. y Christ vs. Samuel GcllcS
II .nry BorlShare W sury SDSthc;n, r. .Ir
q 70 Bonner flr sam iel Franck vs. c., \ laIus
I platt Knox dr for Vim Collins ys Jared Irwin
WL,cm'eller, SURFING partn-r g., VI .ublr cIle
! Pet t'r Germ an AMI wf, v T'hos Thur-by
Wagons Hers Exrs " Wagenseiler vs. Unuscr, j
sams vSJOhn Gludy al!nr 0. N Sander
Eyster Sitter VS. Amos S,roh
Jac 10 RcuSh George NerheoI
EI''S Fees - Martin Dreishach
W",ver { Weaver vs Phi'ip FetJer's Alm'r
Cars; VI Failrn Wa IL sh
J I'm Elhl " Wm Mol
Wan q lierrod vs. Peter Germln
Ray O Die t,r klt2p John P!ancl
! Walls VS. Th,nt' Cummings
John iiar;mln Jr L v II nry Fisher
Same Samuel Fisher
Mar.in \ Stock vs. Haas ( Haas
Same Same
Acher for M,ngcs V II .rr,ld & Z,irlcr
J Hpaswor,i's Ex'rs vs John u ,st9
Bs-khouse's Admir- Valentine Hras
j Walls Sama
Valentine Hare John Hsrtman .Tr
Nm Norris <Cn VS. Thomas B,wr
go iieln'r vs. John B'nn,r's Committee
Com tn IT Pa vi Aursni & II or"i,
:. Ellis &c " Jos. pa Hartman Ir
VIM T tr " Robert II Kerr
} kiId,r ( wif, IS Michael k;erknlr
VIM u Shr.ncr vs. o W1glrn
l-r1cl Gui'lils y Jacob Hans Jr
Abraham Zi,glcr rs john SAyder's Ex'r
Sama Same
Geo war,z vs. Joz,ph Watkins 4 N4ry sn:.h
: Iar'b Hans Jr W Israel Gutelius
James smith vs iI,ary Kinney
John iIpeh David Weiri-b
lrtar Weller James Grouse
Mary knepiey vs. Snyder
james Marsh IS JarOb IIImmel
Cha Cawlry Nicholas Mems h
Leonard smith Jacob Berg,tras-cr
Jacob Rirnhart rs Ncholls MeIsyh
) d FamaEdis " IL Snyder
Same Sam,
" Sullavap'S ES rs vs. A Thomas 4 Messenger
PANEL Eanr, Morlirai Cary wilh note, &c
Daniel i Garfield ys Thomas Neshit
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
@iiiik <-
INAKKlA LES.

In Philadelphia, ith INST, by Rev. Ihps Lar
connie. Rev. HEu.v LINCOLN Chancellor rf the
University at LeNi-hurg, a"d Miss JANE L
LlnooMBE. all of Phllad.
On the l2th inst, hy Rev. Vim Slmnn'on.
Capt PHILIP SH,r and Miss MARY EL'zAH&rH
WALLACE, all nf NorthurS arlIni
By Rev g. Ansnach. 18th Ut. ABaHAN
BAKER and Mss Diana SrPHEn, both "t hre
Deer. On the 30lh ult, J"mN lioFFtHn and
Miss SrsAxxt NoLL. bath OF East Buffalo. Ga
the An in>t. BENJAMIN JnHNsr0N OF Center TO-
and Miss ELIz,BETu MoLL OF West Bnti 'lo.
On the 6 III inst Jos EPH SANrEI' and Miss Eve
MILLER both of Limestone.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
The German Washing Fluid

) considered By Thousands who have tested
il, as being the greste-t
SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF THE WORLD.
entirely doing away with that laborious and
injurious practice OF rubbing the
Clothes upon the Washboarj,
and gres, saving cf
TINE LABOR ,SD EXPENSE.
y B. To prevent fraud and imposition (for
many are trying to palm of articles put up like
mlne) the Proprietor |. r. HOYT, will put his
Uriffen signature over the Cork Of every Bottle.
And he only AXIS an enlightened public not to
coniound
The German Washing FlaM
with others that are in the market Ii is put
up IN large pint bottles, and sold at the nominal
p'Ice of l23 cents
OJPnnter- will find it greatly to their sdvan-
tsee to purchase hi- Fluid by the gallon to clean
their Types and Rol'ers, being 8 very superior
article for that pnrpoe.
Manuiactur-d only by ]. p. HOIf,
at his Laboratory end Principal Depot,
No. 10 South FIFTH ST. Philad
Sold at Retail by Gfocers and Druggists gene
rally. A liberal discount made and extensive
advertising for the bene6, of Agents. Remember
the namP-
GERMAN WASHING FLrIp.
All letters 10 be postpaid. G,ns9s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
DIR. C HEAyE
HOYTS ..&l..sl POWDERS.

TENIlIS preparation is now being offered to the
Public guaranteed cure for the
HEANES in Horses, and rs the only known
Remedy for it in the World having been used in
the private Veterinary practice of the proprietor
.or the last 81 years !; and he has never known
it to fail in a single instance of producing
lasting cure. AMI leaving the horse in good
spirits for work The utter incompetency OF the
horse Tor iq55r when troubled with this common
disease. should induce every one having such to
apply Immediately for this Medicine.
Prize ONE DOLE4R PER E0TTLE.
which viii he sent, with full directions. TO any
part OF the Us. Al letters or communications
10 be addressed (po-t paid) 10 l. p HOIT.
Rear OF No. 10 South FIFTH Street,
Philadelphia.
- Wholesale Agent for the United States.
NIB Agents wanted ihroughou, the country.
to whom liberal discount will he given. and
their names placed in advertisements. Address
as above. Gm396
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
FASNTONA1LE CLOTEIVGt

OTEA-tp- GTI-prab felt. Pilot. prab B.ayrr Black
DO, Black cloth Sacks, Hia~k loose Go Fancy do Bra
f. B4Ic-uls Black CO., Brown d.. Grey blanket 10.
B.ur llauNrt in.. Mu.44-r 5u.- g.. tr.
DEESS OiI>-b.a.E French Goth pr.ss ar Fro K
6 ats, Bu mess d.. Br vu do Brown 10. iufI>l b.r
err cn-- Irish GEccs- rau .ilrr- Slfiaats iu n
o ay~rS Pilots and a!l oilers. Monkey Jacac;s ami
trirl gt Ga Of all lin 's.
IE>TS-Si.A Velvet. SKIS. Satins, Fen-v do. Fancy
ElcuciL swans lay,u BarS Harc1ul- B!a TX alI Fancy
tls- mrs. GrrInai sits. Scarlet DO. 1r.. d..
IIary Hn-S,in Jas- m arrs. BLACK
ami Fancy I've ei- G rluToy Satinu'-, iiiat ri II
Ca~'m f,Imar- and Me,tuni.s 60. Congress do,
ami u variety ii others.
HATS -'aic skin. SIX. Iur. and V.cl Hat. Pearl.
Brown. btrh Erush, White 10. Brown hungarian. Aa-
g,1n. g.. sc.
Cjl'S-Sii6 Plush sill q AID and Cloth Caps.
NiiET-Fiuc Whit. Fanny !o- iliehlry do
Cor led 'n'lars. ri1.u auI fanry do.
fItnc unl,r shirts ard drawers, White DO, Cotton
d.. Na-iHp do.
Hosiery ard Glnyas .nf,-t Cr.vats. run- Hand
Ec~chi-f-. Linen Do.
Suspcnicrs. 9 ri.-- A.. Crava' Buckles.
Pens and Pen Holders rcuss Co,h ami Hat Rru hes
nTAll Of which we will be able to sell much
cheaper than any o.crHd to Che public. Having
purchas Il our stock cash and from
facturcrs only sell cheaper but better coth.ug
than uSualy cr'I in clothing store rur AND all come
t-t i--r,r- Pir',a-iny fny ilinr in the
w-li doiu Al jsCpm ami AMI ifo don't
good bargains. don't ask you 10 deal with us.
". u mt cIarEa anything llr "liu- sto-. and
very ltt!c when You buy. Don forget To- cal at " No
J." b. NlEi. a CO.
L,wisbur-. oct. H. 1sJ1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
ZcwisDtsrg Wdc;!:ct,
"a .PETROLEU.
C0rrecte,l tbs UGy

va PETROLEUM, or ROCK oil = natural remedy
procured from u well in Allegheny Go. Pa 400 I i low
III, earhs surface is put up by VI kltR. Pt-iur IN
the bottles Just il from thr well without adm Aiure
of any kind When taken according To ih' DIR Ell Ms II
will cure pains cnIarscnrn in the h"ncs and int
I,,trlrs Hiles ErysiTelas Pimp!cs the ia- 7 ter
Sralheah Ring worm, ami tn" various Nin diseases u
rrI nun ro,< eases Of Rheumatism. N"urae ot
e. several cass a Ehcunati.m Of Sttn.u- have
Irn entirely cured Aiycrtisem mt N another ist
a iii. plr,.rl ly379,uw:l3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
Administrators Notice,

NoIlCE is hereby given tha, the Register of
= Union county has granted Letters of Ad
minis'raiion to the undersigned upon the estate
Of Mrs. ELizaDEru WILSON, late of Kelly To.
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenticated. and
those indebted will make immediate payments to
ROBERT II LAIRD, , Admins.
VIM N WILSON, { traitors.
August ~, 1881 CIV
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19
L, IDDIMGS & co.

Gs W,
In Offering their stock of Goods 20 their CHS.
toners aud the public in general. they feel conf
dent that more general assorlnen, can not be
found in this section OF country. Their stock of
new Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, embracing
all colors and qualities. at exceeding low prices.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-ihis department,
of our establishment is now complete. and we defy
competition in Dress Silks Our assortment of
French Merinos. Thbet Cloths aud l.ustreS,
embrace beautiful range Of colors. viz fine
hark, mazarine blue, MOLE blossom, pink cherry.
scarlet, green, olive, brown and tiue, at very low
prices. splendid assortment Of plain and Il ID
Cassimeres and Delanes, very cheap. Also
Shawls, Flannels, Domestic Goods. CARPETS.
Queensware, Groceries, Hardware. Gut
lery, Hats and Caps, &c. &c. &c.
Which will be sold very low for Cash or Country
Produce.
Thankful for past favors, and confident that we
can give entire satisfaction, most respectfully
! invite a continued share of public patronage
Oct. 81 l.. IDDINGS & CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-19

Z lSr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
kA Office a, LclcisJ4rg, i5ih Oct. 1851.
Buckley Patrick, Bckel Richard, Beers Geo T
4 ", Beers Geo L
Dewire Koseann, Donberger Lewis
Frey Henry. fureman Daniel
S:ernish w + Esq, Gamberin- Christ
fIodgs John Iliilard Oney, Htles Caroline. Her.
ring Ca,harine, Hartman in, Housel w ESQ.
Hiles Cathaiine
Kunkle George
I.eiler Elizabeth, Lppenco,t Emeline M2
MCollin Mary Miss, Moore Jas IL ., Moore
Daniel, Mott James. Mayo + 4 Esq, Mad.
den Frances Miller Joseph.
Persel Geo, rifer George, Peters Jacob
Rengler Dani,l
Scharley Martin. san,en James, Snyder Lee
Smith John. Smith David
Wingard Elizabeth, Wanner Ann,
focom Jesse, foder Solomon
Zimmerman Josiah r.a,
Persons calling for above. will state ,bev ar,
advertised. A KENNEDY, pm
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DEATHS.

In Dufiloe TIP, iih inst. NaHSaREr ASS,
daughter of v IN. AMI Ei.zibeth DIsis, in her
lIth year.
On the 2d inst, HENRY PIcK, of Hsrd ey, in
his 18th year.
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NOTICE..

EVERY man and bis ncishbor that's in want
h of a cradle, should call and examine tnose
made by Chadwick, Blackman * TO. New \ ofk'
AMI for sale By D. $. KRENER & co,
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we film to Please

AT THE
Farmers s Mechanics FaTOTiic Store.
..asa, 5..-T The Cars have just arrived at
fszt.4 aS<a.A Lewisburs with a supply of
------A----D Day Goods, Groceries, China,
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NEW GOODS!
K ~.

sCST received from The CITY of Philadelphia
- foil AMI choice assortment of
BOOTS ND SHOES.
comprising Mems, Ladies. Boys, Misses and
Chidren's Boots, Shoes, Buskns, Slippers, &c
&c. oi every description. Al>o. every varitty of
work in his line MADE TO ORDER. and all
kinds OF County Produce taken IN exchange.
Also on hand a choice selection Of Classical
and Common School
Gootss,
Sunday Scho Library Books. Hymn Books
Bibles, TeSaments, Portfolios, M,nli4. Bank
Books, Paper, and all kinds Of STATIONERY.
Thankful to my friends AMI customers and
the public generally far the LIBERAL support hcre
tnfnre received hope by street attention 10 my
bu>ines, 10 meI, and receive 4 continuance of
the same. JOHN HOUGIION.
Iew>hurg, Nov. 1851