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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
Exciting News d!
HaSza far the Ne,o Ciothing Store, No. l.!
Now for a New Suit OF Cio,hlng.
10000 CrsronERs WANTED I,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. c.

OvELCOITS-Dr&b felt Pilot, Dr4b Beaver. Black
DO Eiyck cloth Sacks Black loose do, Fanny do Drab
fe K,Bg-ups, Black do. Brown do, Grey blanket G1
Blue Blanket JO. NOsst- do, Sc, SC.
DEES.5 tOIEr-D.ark French Goth Drsss ami Frn- K
c ats Business do. Brown 10, Brown do, laT,.h't
Gr e.s irish Twceds. Jeans, Cashmere. Satnc,s Jnon
b.sver- Pilots and all other Monkey Jackets and
Crirh,t DO. cf ali kinds
IENTS-SiiR Velvet, silks, Satins FancT do, Fancy
E4eu. H. swans rwn, Black NerJOnd, Black ami Fancy
Ca-s'ners. German silks, scarlet do, &c g..
PiNTGLOCNS-iiiac Do-Skin Cass.mcres. Black
and Fancy Tqcrls. C,rluroys. Satinets, Union, lrh
ta-Iln re-, Farmers and Mechanic GO, Con c"ss do
AMI Il variety ot others.
HiT&N, c skim SIX, Fur, and Wool Hats. Pearl.
Brown. Black Brush, White DO, Brown Hungarian, IN
COLON. g.. sc.
CtP>-Sils Plush. silk Glazed and Cloth Gays.
SfIHT,-Finc Whit, Fancy 10. Hickory do.
Corded Collar. plain ant fancy do.
Flannel Under shirts and Drawers, White 10, Cotton
ID, MaIInJ do
Gocry and Gloves, Comforts, Cravat-, Punsee Hand
kerohi i. Linen do.
SuspenIers, Carpet Bags, Crayat Buckles
Pens and PenllyiJrrs Pencils, Cloth and Hat Bru hes
C-fTAn of which We will be able to sell much
chcaper than anv ever offered to the public Having
purchased our stock for cash and from nrs rate manu-
ia, turers We not only sell cheaper, but better clothing
han usually in elothn stores. Oae and all como
stock before purchasing any thing IN Tie
shape Of clothing, for feel assured TIA; You VIII 20
well bydon. All ". ask IS Come an1 seeud five don't
give good bar gains don't ask you 70 deal " tn us
We charge anything for looking at our sto <. and
ycr little when you buy. Don. forget to 'al at No.
J." d. MYERS %.
Levisbu-g oct. II, Is5l.
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Experience Of jhan sixteen years has established
the fact that Merchants Celebrated GaG.ng Oh, cos
versa Family ERJlocllion, VIII easss, sad
heve all such
Spavns. Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil. Callous, Cracked Heels. Calls Of al
kinds. Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises. Fs-
tula, Sitfast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lamsnsa.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Crease, Nangr.
Rheumatism, Bites Of Animals, External Poi-
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bits.
BoilS. COrns. Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chllhlans, Chapped Hands. Cramps. Ceu-
fractions of the Muscles. Swelings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, &c &c. DC.
The unparalleled success Of this OIL in the cure Of dss
Horses and CIttle and IN human nssA,
daily becoming known the farming community
the hab, keeping their stable. ant houses wAaI
vast amount Of pam. suffering AMI time, ssvsd ~
the timely application OF this oil.
BE- BE the Of the sole proprietor, GEORGE
W. MERCHANT LockpOr,. y. Y. 70 blown In iAs sAts
of the bottle, AMI IA his handwriting the
All oriers addressed 70 The pToPrisioE vii be PTsmpdy
responded
Get Pamphe, OF the Agent AMI see what wonders are
accomplished by the use of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally in he UpiAj
States and Canada. Also by
. ounaFsLS. Lr~isburs Ksss!cr. New
Berlin; ! F a>ioS. Milton; II MasseI Sunhury,
u y M'Cay. Norjhumb'li; Potter Il M'Msan.
Bsilef.nGe; !. Martin. Wiliiam~port. Whsisssls
AGENTS kIet, & Co ?hi'si. VI WI ard & 20.
New York Nm Jackson Pn,sturg
ly3s insh., :pd
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Eesasd Sales.
"a go,
lily

Asreea " to The la.t sill end testament Of
PtUt T. DitFFrSnKHFnn, drod will be exposed
10 puh'ic sale on the premises, Friirp the 1874
gf february. ls5:, A LOT OF GROUND Sit
ua'e IN white Deer TIP. Cnon Co IA mi!ss
toh N"w C"iumhi-, on the road leading To
Sugar Valley containing 81 Acres. adjoining
James Marshall Esq. Samuel Dennsze. and !
Rack, haVing thereon erected a twostorey
frame dseiling house. wood enJ smoke house, a
well OF waer with pump frame stable. and
a number of apple and peach trees.
Sale To commence at ! clock, r VI. Of ssid
DAY. when conditions will be made known bv
JONATHAN RANCK, Executor.
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The subscriber would respectfully INFORM the
citizens of I.ewisburg and the travelling conlnun
ity generally, tina! he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street halt a
square Souih Of Market, and has provided good
lot of Horses, with entirely nsy g"cd and fash
ionabie saiases, BuggIes. Sleishs SC. where all
wishing ANYTHING in his line may he acconmod-
ateJ on the shortest notice and most Reasonable
terms He will pay every atien ION to ihe
wants Of his customers. nni hopes iy 80 dong
10 me,it and receive a liberal share "f puhlic
patronage. NihiIAh h'OhD'
Lewi,burg, Dec 80, 1891
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04

ECST received from The City of PHILADELPHIA
- fall and choice assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
comprising Mems. Ladies. Boys. Misses and
Children's Boots, shoes, Bu>kns. Slippers, &c.
&c. OF every description. Al-o every vSiety OF
work in his line MADE TO ORDER, and al!
kinds of County Pod ice taken in exchange.
Also on hand a choice selection of Classical
and Common School
Boots,
Sunday School Library Books, Hymn Books
Bibles, Testanents, Portfolios, Mnnais. Blank
Books, Paper, aud all kinds Of > STATIONERY.
Thankful to my friends AMI customers. and
the public generally for the liberal support here
toiore received, hope by strict attention TO my
business to merit and receive n continuance OF
the same. JOHN HOUGHTON.
Lewi>Lurg, Nov. 1851
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COAL

800 tons Of Pea Coal; screened from dir,
and dus: suitable for small Stoves at
81 per ton in exchange for any article of country
Produce, by A. AMMONS.
Lewisburg, Jan 81
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2sockg,
We Aim TO please

Farmers & Mechanics FayOriie Store.
,.a5a, ~ The Cars have just auived at
tfifssttH=f rssts-A Lewi>hurg with supply OF
=---Z--- DIV GunI.. GioctLies China
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NEW GOODS!
* 1szEa Ms.s,a7
BOOTS AND SHOES,

ECST received from The City of PHILADELPHIA
- fuli and choice assortment Of
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We have before US file Of Liberia papers to the
month Of August inclusive, received via England Ex.
tracts viii be found below
letter from II. league, esq, dated Monrovia August
27h gives information of the wreck Of the barque Ralph
Cross, at Cape Pamas, late in July. She sailed from
Baltimore, May lst, with large company OF emigfants
about one hundred and fifty These understand were
landed at Bsssa Cove, after four weeks detention, and
the loss OF boat and some goods, but no lives The
goods sent out by the American Colonization Society for
the and OF the republic OF Liberia all lost bat it is
hoped are insured
Monday the 2sth OF July, the fifth anniversary OF the
Independence OF Liberia celebrated by reoicngs in
The usual pleasant and considerable manner
we learn That Tor The Last lev weeks there has been
cessation OF hosties between the Veys and Golarhs
we are not informed to the probable OF the ces
satlon ~ pretty certain, how ever, that Boombo has
some reason Tor thus acting and may any show
himself again IN his wonted barbarous and reacherous
character Dwar-loo bah, who up TO this time had
acted only on the defensive now prepared to make ar
gressive movements He has concentrated numerous
body OF mercenary warriors and will doubt attempt
the destruction OF BoOmbO and all his follower In
few days We hope 10 be able 10 write understanding
y Of the nientions Of this celebrated chieftain.
We have received late dates from the leeward coun-
Tres The health Of the immigrants by the Ralph Cross
good as could be expected There was no,hnr
70 disturb the peaceful state Of affairs, which has for
the las lew months happily existed. The saw.mill
~ simon was operation and October next the pro.
preors o. the al buchanan" will be prepared 10 I'll
cont acis Tor lumber in any quantity.
y affords us much pleasure 10 notice the return from
England, OF Rev r. w Stokes, rector OF ST Paus r. r.
Church Of this place. Mr. s. succeeded ia procuring
some funds ~ England for the building OF church. and
ne WIZ proceed immediately 10 make arrangements for
the purpose.
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Southern Items.

CHARLESTON Nov. IL Charles H. Coalson. who ,vo.
charged in the Georgia United States court with robbins
the mail, has been acquitted.
The citizens Of S,ysnnsh AT public meeting on Thurs.
day subscribed 100000 for direct railroad from Savan
nah TO Albany 70 be extended either Pensacola or Mo-
bile.
The insurance on the FIRE In Charleston on Thursd,y
morning was as foowsi l. M Hstch's store where liz
IRE originated, paints, oils building Sc L,ss SIS 900
Insured 10 The Eina Hartford fnr 80 o09 Hartford c.,
$1,000 Connecticut Co, $1,000; Angisn (Ga) Co
ss,eo; and Charleston Commercial, $1,000 Toe books.
papers NC were all saved The dry-good, store OF s.
Bowie suffered considerably. Ksni Bates. Il Mitch.
els clothing store was injured the Of 900 on
hs building add the stock OF goods, valued at from
sssO0O $4,000, were mostly DESTROYED by dte and
wafer. Insured for $4,000 McCarer g. Co.. bookstore
was damaged to the extent Of $1,000, and Campbell.
stables 81, 200.
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The Theatre.

Tomorrow evening Mr. Marshall introduces another
and very agreeable novelty to citizens He opens
with English opera troups Of conceded excellence,
and fine theatrical corps, all under the management Of
Mr. Whestey, the unnvaed general actor, whose reap
pearance the boards will be hailed with great satsac
ton We know Of no more accomplished and elegant
actor than Mr.. Wheatey. He is good in all his pc
formaacss He is TO become great favorite.
Mr. Peter Rchngs, who will assist in opera and in the
other performances is Of the first artists Of the age
In comedy in tragedy, opera and in meodrama he is
master. Mr. Rchings will introduce his adopted daugh-
ter TO Washington audience and we think our reader.
may prepare for treat The first appearance OF this
lady in opera, which took place months ago in
Philadelphia, most aaiterng, and from that day to
this she has continued to grow in the popular Her
voice and her execution are alike admirable, and she
cannot fail to become great favone here Aided By
Mr. Rchings and fine troupe OF singers, with all the
appointments OF Mr. Marshalls extensive establishment
predict for her successful and agreeable engagement
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Nsw YoRk Nov. B-p, m--Iiovernment stocks sfaady-
United States s. 1isA Sales Of Canton at 81 bid Ex
change on London, lob premium Money market easy.
Flour firm, and prices tending upward. Sales Of 1000
barrels 81 s7i for State brands southern do IS ia Is
25 to brand Corn meal and rye flour firm Wheat in
active demand-saes Of 30 bu shells white Ohio and
Michigan al iS ii9 cents southern red ITO iii cents
white do, llS Sales OF 5000 bushels red corn
at 81 20 cents. Oats ~ ~ Rye 20 cents Pro-
visions firm. Sales 300 barrels pork al sIs co. Lard
Ia - cents Cotton Is Arm fully cent per H. advance
since the news
PHnAosLPHlA, Nov. 13-Government stocks arc steady
without change in prices. Pa. 5's, 96.
Flour hrmerthe supply light Sales OF 500 barrel,
- ~ Tor shipping brands. Rye nour ST. Corn meal
$3.50 Wheat Is hrmer-saes Of red at los 100 cents
white, ITO ZIG cents Corn IL frmerssles at 10 Gems.
oais, 10 cents. Rye, 80 cents Provisions steady hut
not active. Mess pork, sfs Lard scarce-saes at I2i
10 cents
CHARLESTON, Nov l2Saes to day Of $3.50 bales At IN
l0t cents-market firm. Sales Of the week IL 900 bales
ceipts, $3.50 bales Stock, 81 I75 bales
CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-The river has fallen twelve inches
since last evening Flour il betersales OF 900 barrels
SO 50 50 10 The demand for city trade exceeds the
supply Whi,key. 10 cents Cheese. Q cents Hogs frm
at IS Is Beef cattle plenty and dull At 81 50 a IS 80
Provisions dull Green hams, n cents Sugar and nc
asses hanged. Coffee advance cent Low NEEDING
cotton, 81 Buckwheat -four, " 50 Better firm Al
Is IS cents. Freights unchanged, but srihening.
Nav ORLEANS Nov I2-Afer the reception Of the Hum.
bodfs 1900 bales Of sold at cent ad.
vance mddng, ~ cents. The Canada's news was not
published enough affect the rket Mixed corn
70 cents Sales Of 1000 bags Rio coffee at cents Mess
pork, $40 so So
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TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE
Yard)n Monday afternoon, November Ih NJ o,elock
preui.rr ny rns, 10 the sub
scbe Jay 2oh sa7 and duty W. No.
fos 400 p and 5o Of land Washington
county all % numbered eight twenty
.ousrr ana
with line 81 Fourth eghty so feet
1854 ee
twenty-five f2 feet
beginning, az
ing, occupied u grocery
Dn~o In
months with interest Upon full purchase
money deed viii be given
A. ~ LAWRENCE, Trustee.
3I--eoa Jas. g. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
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py Il. n. srRATroS, Aue,,onesr,

(PsHnylvdHta apenuc, corner Of NfHfh sfrse.l
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCrIoN.-on Thursday, November
v llh, at o'clock aoeion shall sell the
farm formerly occupied by Lemuel H. Middleton esq, adjoining
farm Of Colonel Lorenzo Thomas United John
Pierce containing las improved double
house. with wings orchard o. spps peaches and other fine
fruits, aud several hne springs Of water
The aud grounds command srfonKive and beaufa
view Of Washington, Potomac and surrounding county
particular obtained calling
aucuoneer visiting the premises. a@
Terms liberal, and made known ssie.
Tile ndispube Conveyance. the Of the purchaser
Oct 30-eod&ds
Or The above sale ts postponed Thursday, No.
vember lcth AZ the hour
chasing requested visit they every
attention from the present occupant
v. ". srRATTON,
Nov l5-dt Auctiopeer.
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Total

IL Will be seen that the democratic majority in eighteen
o. the principal cities OF the Union is rising OF $4,000
The democracy have aso carried Charleston, Mobile,
savannah and other southern cities. by large maioes
The great centres Of trade have all repudaled Gen Scott
and the narrow and Liberal principles by which Ne
would have been governed The event OF his election
They are all in favor Of liberal COMING Lcial nncx
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NATURALIZATION BY FlGuREs.
tgish, vacancies.


.,ing wing loss Of ten members and democratic
obOr1 sisbt com pared with The present Congress.
gain ~ otsd that several States the number OF rep
H,,ves IN the Congress IS not the same as IN the
re- having modified by the census o. 1850 which
S " ior Tue first time takes ehec upon 'e
s0u 4, can be inferred from the results thus far the
80 int like the present, viii be largely democratic.
neks hber OF senators, SIS representatives, x3i To.
sA6
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NATIONAL THEATRES

TUE lessee great pleasure announcing Of
Washington and It's vciniues, that he will tho dfn
matte
MONDAY sExr, l5rH INST,
With the company assembled Washington,
baeing The OF the Union and In
order give great ecat 10 the he has View
gagement has been effected celebrated comedian,
Mr.. WILLIAM WHEATLEY,
Who viii manager
men OF that OF the establishment Of hs
principal roles . Il 4
The lessee also takes
cted an engagement for limited PERIOD with the celebrated Ams
prma donna fN
MISS CAROLINE RIcHINGs,
Who viii make her Washington
aided ARTISTS, Miss Emma Reed Mr. pshop,
Mr. kohr Mi Rching efficient chorus
Of popular leader the Walnut Thea
tire. Philadelphia, Dr. Cunnngton.
Nov l2-did
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sy GREEN q SCOTT, Aaosionssrs.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, STORE FIXTURES, Ac, AT AUG
uon--On Wednesday, the l7th
O'Clock in Jackson hail. Pennsylvania
ID aud ~ large and excellent
Of family groceries and old liquors,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Tyson, and black
Crushed, puverized and brown
Java, Lssrifs, Rio and ground coffee
Sperm, adamantine, and mould candles
Chocolate, ground and grain pepper and aispice
Flour, hsh, starch, mustard indigo, &c
Pickles, eatsup, salad oil, nutmegr, cinnamon
Tobacco snuff, and cigars, brooms, and wood
With groceries, ruch
keptin a grocery
LIQUORS.
In barrels brandy, Holland Al county gin
Old Jamaica spirits and Monongahela whIskcy
In bottles old brandy, whiskey, Madeira, and sherry wine
srup, moiasse vinegar fancy soap, sperm
Also, the futures Is
Counters, meal and binns
Counter and platform scales, and weights,
OH and tea canisters, shelving, NC.
Terms: exceeding
500 $780, nrce
and four months, for satisfactorily endorsed.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Nov I'D Aacuoneers.
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The CONGRESSIONAL voTE.-The Tallahassee Florid-
ian OF the 9th inst says Considerable anxiety is felt
by our friends at distance 10 reference the election
for Congress in this State. The reports have been so
contradictory as to leave the question who is elect
ed in uncertainty. We have il in our power how
ever, to say that Mr.. Maxwell is elected His clear
majority is 10 in Aachua instead OF A. as heretofore
counted The Columbia and Nassau votes will be cor
reced thus reducing Mr. Cabes majority in those coun-
ties, and giving TO Mr. Maxwell, we have stated be-
fore, majority OF some 30 40 votes in the State This
includes the amended returns in Columbia and Nassau,
which our friends assure us being looked after"
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN FLoRIDA.-The same pa
per says: So far Florida is concerned there is no
sort oil doubt as to the result OF the election on Tuesday
last for President OF the United States The State has
gone for Pierce and King by large majority. No one
disputes this, although have the figures to demon
stratei II will be that wonderful revolution has
taken place. not only since 1918, when Taylor carried
everything before him, bat since the State election
in October Wakulla, for example, which gave Ward a
majority OF So Broome has gone for Pierce by
some 40 or SO votesand il will be found has il been
with nearly or quite all the counties in the State. We
have very strong doubts il Scott has majority in a soil
tary county, but shall know in few days"
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MERCANTILE morsisg or, Thoughss Tor Young Men
VI Entering Mercsnts Life by W. "a. Van Doran
+" Our FIRST Motherr
Gems from Fable Land fsbles illustrated BY fscu
The Home cucee or The Evening Book ~ by
Mrs Kirkland u
Octave illustrated edison Of Napoleon and his Marshs y
with 20 plaies,
Just reosvsd TAYLOR MAURv's
NevA Ho-kstore near ON street
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PHILADELPHIA, November IL James Crissey, a convict,
who escaped from the peni,entary month since
wasrecaptured In Montgomery county to-day where he wa
living under the assumed name Of Charles jenkins
James oue, Of the firm OF J. Il One carpet dealer.
is dead this afternoon opposite the Philadelphia Medics
College. He had disease Of the heart
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bosros, Nov. l2.-Further returns from this county
snow me election OF wing senator's by average
OF 400 Thrytwo wing representatives also elected
The second concert OF Madame SontaU .tast syening
was crowded to overhowng-every seat in the hall being
occupied Among the audience was Franklin Pierce the
President elect The receipts OF last evening
81 500.
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Storm on the Lakes Steamer Asbo,e

BUFFALO, Nov l3-The storm on Lake Erie has
oeeh very severe, and there appehensons that
oamage mas been done The telegraph wires west have
been interrupted and have been able to hear om
cleveland and other points regarding the
DONE The steam propeller Sampson was driven ashore
as night In The bay and Is total wreck Fortunately no
lives were lost
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ing both 10 international justice and 10 international peace
will ye, in nowise permit their counsels or their policy
to be swayed by the outside and unwarraned dc,aton
either of France or of England.
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"ArrIDAvrrs' FROM NEW Bosros Pierce. ais Scott
az Hale, III Any gentleman who may happen To
hold The Ohio address OF Parson Foss viii please
init this result without delay.-Urion ON. H. Democrat
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ny GREEN 4 sCOTT, Aucslonssr..

gPECIAL NoTICE-vALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG
onon Friday, The 18th shall sell the prsmes,
At o'clock, handsome building fronting ~ feet
street. next 70 the corner Of 9t street west and running back los
feet being the part Of lot No. H. In square No. ia
The above described property rapidly improving Of
and the sale will be well worthy persons
wishing TO purchase
Terms cash; balance and twelve months
notes bearing interest deed and deed Of uus taken
Title ndisputabls. GREEN SCOTT,
Nov lid Auctioueers.
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sUNBURY pal November I2--The allotment oe n.
contracts Of the Susquehanna railroad viii be declared
baltimore on the 23d inst Three hundred proposals la
been received.
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ORKs By Mrs. sgonrney.-Waler propsi ilu.r..sd Win

WORKS by Mrs. sigourney.Waer Drops; illustrated
w eight fine tinted engravings. limo. rs cents H8f
my Pupils Biographical Sketches
illustrated with fine Of the auboress engraved expressly
for this work by Richie, l6mo. rs
Olive Leaves; illustrated l6mo rs
Examples Of Life and Death. i6mo. +ta
The boys Book illustrated iamo. 40
The Girls Book; illustrated I6mo 40
The Chid's Book illustrated Square. IS i
For sale by GRAY g. BALLANTYNE, a4
Nov IA Seventh
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COR RENTh large and convenient brick dwelling, with
ten thousand feet Of ground attached in beautiful conditions
containing Of fruit hrubbey
18th north,
will show the
ing Possession Immediately For tems &c,
ply Of DAVIS GARRETT ~
AZ streets, In the Of Jackson Hall. Nov i<-Std
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All the great cities OF the Union have given maorliss
Tor Pierce and King These the figures round
bers. New York heading the list:
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Sailing Of the Palmetto.

CHARLESTON, Nov 3-The steamer r ameuo sailed from
here yesterday for Baltimore
The health Of the city is fully restored
Cotton is firm and advancing under the recent news
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TWENrY-FIVE Cent Mousselines. small Ffgure--
This small figured oussslines
IN beautiful sold
yard Also splendid lot Of
seines Of the very best quality, IS per yard.
Nov ll-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
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Arrival Of TIE Canada al Boston.
R,captars ora Conrict.--Sufd,n DIAN

boston, Nov. R-The steamer Canada reached her
wharf at o'clock, p, m
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EMS from Fable Land, by William GLAND bourne.
VI FirstM Mother t6ss4
Mercantile Mos Thoughts for Young Men Entering Mercan
tile Life by Rev William Van
Queer Bonnets-A Book For Girls by Mrs. L.. O. TuMl
The Home Circe--illusiratad; by Mrs. Kirkland
Napoleon aud his MahaIshew edition. illustrated; BY J. T.
Headey. FRANCK TAYLOR b
Nov IA ta5ss
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OSTIhis November 18th, Pennsylvania
between 4h and 7 7h possibly
omnibus, small epne gold watch, with silk cord guard and
small plain attached The finder will suitably rewarded
by leaving the Office Union. Nov i4--3tds