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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-25
Nems an0 Notions,

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The prop
ef,y oi the late Daniel Webster in this
city. was sold yesterday, by hi, executors
ii Jihffifae ffif:e "6ecezsed Statesman, and nearly
rylhing Of that class broash: double
lis value. An ordinary looking cane seat
chair brough, sl5. and an Old common
clock $40.
Wyoming Seminary" a. Kingston
near W!ikesb4rre was entirely destroyed
by fire on the night of Monday, the lalh,
loss estimated al s2l .O00-insurance S 500
Rov. K. Nelson was the Principal.
WIN. f. Horner, NJ. D., Professor CT
Anatomy in the University Of Pennsyiva-
mia, Philadelphia, died on Saturday, the
l2;h. OF disease OF the heart.
Col. John J. M.Cahcu, well known
politician and fnancier. died in Phi.a., on
Saturday last, aged IS.
OF The 6.750.OOO quarters OF whea, i'm
ported last year into England. 1885,, 900
quarters wen, from Hungary and Turkey.
Vice President King declined taking..,he
oath Of Office al Havana lew day ago.
lie said he thought it unnecessary, as he
did not expect ever 10 be able to discharge
The duties Of the Office. If he were, he
could take the obligation at that time.
The packets on the canal have commen-
ced running from Harrisburg 10 North.
umberlaud and Loya'sock, 3 miles this
side Of Will;amsport. BY April 7lh, the
line will be in order to Lock Haven.
Hon. John Dickey, for many years a
leading politician in this State, died sud.
denIy Of apop!exy on Monday evening,
March Ia, at Pi'Isburg.
The State Offices Of the Safe Agricul.
tural Society, at recent meeting in llar-
risburg, resolved that the next State Fair
be held in PNstury. which has raised
$4,000 Tor that object.
INJUNCTION We see it stated that
citizens Of Mercersburg have taken legal
steps TO prevent the removal of Marshall
College from Mercersburg TO Lancaster.
The U. S. Senate has been in session
since the 4,h inst, to act upon the appoint.
menls Of President Pierce. These have
been some animated debates upon the
Monroe doctrine, and the foreign policy
ofihe government. Edward Everett, Sec.
Of SlaIe under Fillmore, and John NJ.
Clayton, Secretary State under Taylor,
are now both members Of the Senate.
Charles A. Black, lawyer of Green
county, formerly State Senator, has btea
appointed Secretary fthe Conmonwealt1 !
by Gov. Bigler, in place of F. W. Hughs
resigned. The Governor has since appoin-
ted Mr.. ilushs Attorney General 10 fill
tho vacancy made by Judge Campoell's
promotion.
Capt. B. F. Wells. we understand has
commenced running a Line Of Packets
daily between Wilkesbarre and Norlhum-
berland. go
The contrac. for rebuilding the Jersey
Shore bridge has been awarded to Mr.
James Clark, Of Sunbury.
The caloric ship Erickson is shortly to
leave for London, whence she will be sen
to Australia. Such a voyage, il success.
fol. MI. satisfy all in regard 10 The caIoric
engine.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of the published call, a
large body of the citizens of Union, Centre
and Northumberland counties, together
with delegations from Montour and Col
umbia-imposing in character and infu-
ence,as well as numbers; assembled in Con-
vcntion in Lewisburg, on "Wednesday af-
ternoon, the 10th inst, in the large Hall
on College Hill, to take action in reference
to the construction OF Raiir oad from Lew
isburg to Spruce Greek and on motion Of
G. +. Miller, Esq, was temporarily organ
ised by appointing Rev. DR.. MNcoM,
Chairman, and VIM. l.. Harris, and Sam
uel Shriner, Secretaries.
On motion, G. F. Miller, George Bu-
chanan, Jonathan Wolfe, Charles Penny,
Thomas Hayes, John Wolfe, Jacob Hum
mel, Esq, Thomas Wolfe, Brush Valley
Maj. John Gundy, Solomon Ritter, Will
liam Frick, Hugh p. Shelter, Samuel s.
Barber, John NJ. Taylor and James Half
penny, were appointed a Committee to re-
port officers for the permanent organization
Of the Convention and after retiring for
consultation, recommended Col. JOSEPH
PAXTON, for President, with the following
Vice President and Secretaries. Col. Pax
ton, however, asked to lie excused, thank
ing the committee for the intended honor,
and expressing deep interest in the con-
templated road, and his willingness to aid
it by every means in his power, consistent
ly with his duty in other quarters, stated
that other parts Of the country were anx-
iously awaiting the extension of the Catta.
wissa road, and as the location was not yet
determined upon, he did not think it would
be proper for him to ofIiciate as President
on the present occasion. The Chairman's 5
name was then substituted, and the Ccn-
vention organized as follows:
President, HOWARD MALCOM, D. D.
Vice Presidents, William Cameron, ESQ,
David Duncan, James Kelly, Jacob Sy-
pher, George Heimbach, Isaac Eyer, Gen
George Buchanan, Jacob Deckard, Capt.
John Wilt, Joseph Glass, Thomas Wolfe,
John Kreamer, Jacob Smith, (Hartley;)
Robert II. Laird, William Gutelius, John
Alexander, G. W. johnson (Boalsburg J
Rev. j. G. Anspach, Samuel Dupcs, Jo-
seph NJ. Sesbit, Robert G. II. Hayes, Esq,
George Ruhl, John Cast, Col. Philip
knhl, Maj. John Nef, Michael Brown,
M'chaei Fichthorn, Jacob Richart.
Secretaries, DR.. s. L. Knight, Geo. A.
SrcI, Esq, Francis Wilson, john c.
'A's1' "sorge swartz, jr, George Gross.
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New ~ Shop.

Sanl::el Slifer has just opened a shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
Lyndalls Bookstore, where he is prepared 10
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all XII. DIS,
for Ladies, Misses. Men and Boys. AIso for
sale, GUN SHOES of all sizes. RErAIR1xs
done as usual.
Produce Of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
the very best way, he hopes to share the pat
ronage of a discriminating public.
IeWiSburp Nny. H. 1852
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Executors Notice.

T ETTERS tesiamentary on the last Will
4 and testament Of SAMUEL ANNox, late OF
the Borough of Lewisburg, decd, have been
granted to the subscribers by the Register oi
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for settlement
and all persons indebted make payment with-
ont DELAY. TO ALEX. AMMONS, 2rx.s
BYERS AMMONS,
Lcwisburg. Oct. ls, 1852.
NIB Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business Of the late firm Of HunsH and
AxNoS, and respectfully solicits continuance
BYERS AMMONS.
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$500 CHALLENGE.

NHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness of people, is at all times OF
the most valuable importance. | take II for
granted that every person will do all in their
power to save the lives of their children, and
that every person will cndeavor 10 promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel il 10
be my duty TO solemnly assure you that
WORMS, according TO the opinion OF the most
celebrated Ply scans, the primary causes OF large
majority Of diseases TO which children and adults are
liable. Ii you have appetite continually ehangea ate
from one kind food another. BAD Breath Pain in
the stomach Picking the Nose Hardness and Fullncss
Of the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever. Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS and you should
at once appl, the remedy
UOBENSACH'S WORM STRUT,
An article founded upon scientific principles, compounded
with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when taken and be given to the most tender infiht
with decided bentfc effect. Where Bowel Complaint
and piarrhaa have made them weak and debated, the
tonic properties of my Worm syrup are such. that it
stands without an equal in the catalogue of medicines
in ewing tonr and strength to the stomach which makes
an Iuislil- rem dy for those afflicted with DySpesid
The astonishing cures performed by this syrup after
physician ms have .cd the best evidence OF its superior
llftl
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NLU ANn EOTHTu EpITION.


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sense than to keep an audience-many OF
whom, attend twice upon preaching, aud
once upon Sunday schools-that length Of
Time, on Sabbath day, which thereby be-
comes neither day of res. OF Of worship.
Nearly every one Of his audience go'
asleep, in defiance Of their efforts to prevent
such breach of propricty. His state
nents Of the prosperity Of the African
Republic Liberia, and its happy influence
in stopping the slavetrade, and Christian
izing Africa, were decidedly interesting,
and calculated to enlist the synpathles tf
Americans Of every shade OF opinion on
the question of slavery.
.Ssnase.-Mr. Slifer read in place 4 bill
10 incorporate the Lewisburg, Centre, aud
Spruce Creek Railroad Company.
The Northumberland Cemetery Com
pany bill passed finally.
The House bill to incorporate the Erie
City Bank, passed finally, 10 to 9. Also
Senate bill to incorporate the Uuion Bank
Of Philadelphia, Ii to 8.
The Convention to hear proposals for
Public Printing, adjourned Cfor the ;hiEd
time) to 3lst inst,
TUESDAY, March %.
In tie House, the afternoon was spent III
discussing the bill to rccharter the M9chan-
les Bank of Philadelphia upon the pay
nent of sl25,OO0, as bonus, the sam
being appropriated to finish the North
Branch Canal. Some opposed the Bank,
others opposed the Canal, and others still,
friendly to both, opposed any such unnec-
essary linking Of two measures, both Of
which were in themselves right, and would
receive their support. The debate was an
imated, and decision STAYED off.
Il, the eveniaJ a meeting of Demagogues
and Mechanics was led at tie Court
House, to aid the support of those at Bal
fimorc and elsewhere engaged in a "stlike."
Some S75 were re, orted as raised, and a
much larger amount of gas expended.
There are several men employed to travel
through the country, to raise all the trou-
bic they can between the employer and
employed-the capitalist and laborcr-on
this " strike" excitement These " strikes"
are pcriodical-but as far rs my memory
and observation serve, have never effected
any general good, but have created much
i'll will and public losses. Ii anything in
our country regulates ITSELF" 1t is intel
ligent labor.
In the House, the Eric City Bank bill
passed nally-44 to 40.
The Bill to incorporate the Lewisburg
Savings Institution came up, and after
considerable discussion, and the offer and
rejection of several amendments, was laid
over for the present.
III Senate, the bill to subscribe $500
:swas EtsE sAp A gSWS aS grSwhg EEk Of p padd b
passed, Is to l3.
A bill was passed for the election here
after Of Z. S. Senators on the I'd Tuesday
in February, and Of State Treasurer on the
Sd Tuesday in February. QUI.
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ALSO, COMPANION TO TIE ABOVE,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
RISINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE

A TREATIES on the Office and Duties Of Aldermen
and Justices the Peace in the Commonwealth Of Penn
syirania including all the required Forms of Process
aud Docket Entries and cmbodying hot only whatever
may be deemed valuable to Justices Of the Peace bnt d
Landlords Tenants and General Agents, and making the
volume what it purports to be- Safe Legal Guide fol
Business Men, by John Bnns late Alderman in the city
Greatly Enlarged. By Z. c. BkmHILY. Esq In one
thi, X Volume Octave Price only si.cO.
Judge Gibson says of Bnnss Jus.i-e, that 1t is not
only the best the only very sod work that ha,e
on the subject"
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THE TAPE WORM!

This ia the most difficult Worm to destroy of all tha
ipft the human system II grows TO an almost indei
length becoming so coiled and fastened IN the inies
tines and stomach, cecting the health sadly tc
cause St yus Dance, Fits 6c that those afflicted seldom
ife,er supect that il is Tape Born hastenng them TO
.ary grave In order TO destroy this worni encr
tic ,rutn,n, must be pursued; it would therefore be
proper to take to of my Liver Pills. so as to remove
all obstructions, that the Worm Syrup may act d;rec
upon the worm which must he taken in doses OF two
tabcs oonills three times day these directions f1i
lowed have been known to fail IL curing the most
obstinate Of Tape t0rm.
ROBLNSiCK'S LTIER rILLS.
Norart of the system more liable disease than the
Liver il serving lterer to purify the blood, Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bile SO that any wrong
action of the Liver effects the other important parts Of
the systeIn and results varioGsly in Liver Complaint
Jaundice Dyspepsia. ac We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action Of
the Liver. These Pills being composed of Roots ana
Ints furnished by nature 10 heal the sick namely LIST
An Erpectoan which augment the secretion from the
pulmonary mucus membrane promotes the discharge
of secrcted matter Ind An Aelatire, which changes
some nexpcable and inscnsbe manner the certain
bid action the system ID 1oaic which gives tone
and strength to the nervous system, renewing health
and vigor to all parts If the body 4th. CdfadTfit
which in perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating the bowels and expeliing the whole
Of corrupt and vitiated matter and purifying the
bicOd which destroys disease and restores health.
TO FEMALES.t
You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc
tions either total partial they have been found of
estmabe benefit restoring their functional
to healthy action, purifying the blood and other fluids
ecctually to put to flight all complaints which may
arise from female irregularities as heaacie, giddness
dmness Of sight, pain in the side. back. &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. H0BEN'
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK, at his
Laboratory, No. l2O, North I'd, above Race
ST., Philad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AGExrs.-Dr Thornton & J. Baker, Lewis
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co.-Davs & Schnure, e,Selinsgrove Sitter &
Bro, Mifflinburg; Youngman & Walters, Dry
Valley X. Keller, Adamsburg; g. Wittenmyer,
Middleburg; NJ. Specht, Beavertown; D.
Dieffende,fer, New Columbia; A. H. Lulz,
Forest Hin. Pace EACH IS CENTS
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IN PRESS.

And Spted1Iy % Be ThIlisfed
TROUBAT AND HALY'S PRACTICE. New and Third
Edition. Greatly Eulargd and Improved. under the Edi-
torjal Direction Of Francis Wharton, ESQ Author OF
American Criminal Law, &c. &C. In Two Volumes.
Svn.
TROUDAT on TIE LAW OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP in the United States with full references to the
latest authorities, English and American. By FkANc,
J. TnaI DAT, Esq. Iu One Volume. svo.
sy- orders or Letters OF Inquiry from the Country
rrnnniIv attended to- KAY & BROTHER,
Law PupLI-u,Es AND BooKsELLERs.
smII,1 1g5 NuT.et Street. IiiiLGa
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Lightning Rods.

A ETcR m.nv wars close investigation anu
n numerous ciperiments, the Patentee takes
pleasure in informing the public 'na' he
arrived At the true principle Of protecting a'n''.
dwellings, and property from the destructive 'nnu'
cpce of oflIGHTNING The caiaml'ies :,
that cvery CIV, Tow n, Villase and Country ia''s
victim TO annually, thro' the gross negligence o'
its ,nhahitsnts, is beyond calculation, esPec.any
when the remedy is SO easy to obtain-this Is
found in
ARM1TAGE'S
1)atent nlasnstie fi9b!nir1s RODS,
and i, ,h;s alone. This Rod has been examined
by The most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors NJ M'Muririe, Johnson, w al'or and many
o,hers that have examined them, recommend and
sneak of them in the highest terms of approbation
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this or any other county for the protection
of Lives and Property. One advantage Is to DIVIDE
and throw back part of the electric fluid harmless
,o the clouds in time OF q stroke this enables the
rod TO conduct that portion Of fluid that belongs
to the earth without the slightest danger OF lea
vino the conductor. This rod has many other
,J,y,r,apes over the old one. The only place OF
manufacturing is IN
Vine 81. 3 doors ADORE 18th, PHILADELPHIA,
where all persons are fesPecuuHy hl"teu W ~
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
| or Retail by THUS Ahnii A"h'
| These rods have been purchased and success
fully used BY the following individuals, coihpanIes
and corporations, whose names are cheeriuliy
submitted
In and mar Paiad,rphio.--A. & s. Roberts. George
Santziu-er Judge Bouver. JuJsc Conrad j. Nuiiofi,
John HoIu- C. T. Cianley D. Crcnner, u Oakley tonrai
Iuccrsl The Bl0chley Almshou-e Anderson iroter.'
Rev j. l.. Grant John Notmsn, Thos. Grover, Bate d
Hnpns, A. L. thinkers, II. Simmons, Thos Mott 20, VT
Downing. j. Z. Greer, j. W Watson G. Humphreys, D.
Ripley Co, j. Nynan, i. Barcn }. 0yenshire t. Pep
Mr. DAWSON DR.. Paul, s. II. Powers x To, j. Wnepenny
H. Miller the Rcd Bank Hotel. the u :. Arsenal, the
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
IN he Sdte of NeD ysrSey.-Georse Crisfin Judge
MCail Judge Dayton, John Netman, DIR. H. III Muriic,
Benj Roberts, Mr.. j. Downing.
GrThe only authorized Agent for the Counties
Of Onion, Juniata. Miiiiin. Clinton, Lycomlng,
Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Luzerne, Is
SAMUEL HOOVER.
Harficion, Union county, Penn
| Orders and letters addressed (Pos, Paid) to Mr..
Hoover, will be promptly attended to. He has
put up a number Of these Rods in Union county
some of which may be seen as follows:
IN rNION COCNTE
Hartley Tp-Mark Halfpenny, Vim. Foster. John Haas
Michael Peters, Jacob Smith, David filman, Reuben
Mcneil George KIeckner. Netc Beriin-Coart House.
and Commissioners Office. Limestaae Ip-John febcr
T,iop Tp-Dr Charles Wilson. Washington TP-John
Kup,z simon kuntA. Pan 7p.-lsaac CoulIron. White
Ue.r 7p.-Michacl Hoffman.
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The Pi,tsburs Union very happily takes
of the ofice.seekers of that vicinity, by
the following report Of the proceedings OF
an asinary meeting ofthe patriots. which
should have taken place in that city, lately.
WAereas. We have witnessed, with sur
prise and alarm. manifest disposition. on
the part Of persons now filling various
offices in The United States, to desert their
posts, and thus leave many important
trusts without control 4; and
Whereas, Much embarrassment will be
occasioned 10 the administration, should
there be, as appears extremely probable.
a general and sudden resignation Of whig
office holders throughout the Union land
Whereas, By the late Inaugural Address,
the President has shown evident hostility
to two large classes OF American citizens,
viz those who hold offices, and those who
want TO; and
Whereas, A prescription Of these must
result in some difficulty in prooel!ins the
machinery of government ; therefore,
Rcsolred, That we don't want Office.
Resolred, Tha, Icing duly sensible Of
our qualifications for official promotion
and OF the necessity 10 the Country for
men. in the present crisis. We will not de.
cline her call. We recognize her right to
our lives as being perfectly consistent with
our own 10 living.
Resolred, That President Pierce, having
attained tho highest position in the gift OF
the people, by staying at home, we will,
for this and other reasons unnecessary to
mention, follow his example; ; but, that,
lest our retirement may be miscons'rued,
a copy Of these resolutions shall be for
warded to the Home Department. with an
intima,ion that Barkis is within"
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HAEINGi. f,sed Y, Up the Rooms in .!.s.Ss,. Fs1Gss,,s .
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. A share of public patronage
solicited by e. +. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept Is, 1852
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500 ENTS WANTED.
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w States, active and en,errrising MEN
10 engage in the sale Of some OF the best books
published in the country. Men of good address
possessing small capital of from S25 to 500
will have such inducements offered as enable
them TO make from So TO $40 day profit.
The books published by US are all useful in
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large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address (postage pd)
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Successors TO w A Leary & Coz
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Family groceries.

OK BBLS. FISH. 800 lbs. CHEESE, 1900
~ lbs. HAM, Fitch, and Shoulders, Dairy
SALT, &c. for sale at Le,Uisburg Cheap Store
NV C.E. BOWES
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MEDICAL REFOIiN

nR. III. ID. HARRIS would announce.
~ the cilizens Of Lewisburg and yeini,v =,
he has removed into Norh Third stree, VA
house formerly occupied BY Capt Paul. abov. a' .1
German Reformed Church. ThankfnI ne
LIBERAL patronage hitherto received, he cob,,,a. m'
to offer his professional services to all Who NV.
desire them.
He practices medicine in accordance with Il
most approved systems Of Medical Reio-m-r;r..'
no CalomeI or Mercury in any form-apd &c
10 prove himself worthy Of the confidence os -
community.
He keeps on hand. for sale, an e1,s,.;,.
variety Of Thomsonan and Other vegs,,I,'
Medicines, for the use Of such customers as ma,
desire them.
He is also prepared to clean and e.Iac, 7ss,.
Lewisburg, April Z, 1852
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JEWISBIJRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FAkMEk'

Gutelius, John Cast, John Detwiler, Ben.
jamin Eaton, Jacob Deckard, John B.
Smith, John D. Sitter, James Neiman,
Joseph H. Leisenring, Charles Crotzer
Samuel Blair, Matthias Stayman, Samuel
S. Barber, Geo. Ruhl, Thos Gutelius
John Rishcl, james Young, r. G. Ii
Hayes, Esq, John Darr, VIM. Hesser
Emanuel Yearick, Jackson Morningstar
r. IIixson, DR.. David Miller, Sebastian
Wilmer, Berryhill Bill, Jacob Smith
Robert Wilson, VIM. Watson, Thos. G
Orwig. Chas. Stces.
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SECOND ARRIV AL OF
IIJtuter GooOa

NTOW on hand. embracing large ana
N complete assortment, on the most iaSo-
rable terms. Please call on
l.. Iddinss s. Co.
Lewisburg, Dec. l, 1852
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nv ADAMS EXPRESS

4 LARGE assortment OF Long Shawis am
~ assorted co.'s Sacking Flannel just rec I
Oct. 1881 at kREMER q GUS.
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LEWISBURG, PA.

4 l.. HATFIELD, has on hand a large
IA. and splendid assortment Of WATCHES,
SILvEnwARE and JEwELRr, jus, received from
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in Philadelphia and New York, and consequent
ly much lower than if purchased from those Re-
tailers who pretend to be Wholesalers.
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Jus, issued. a magnificent Portrait of
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved by T B.WrLcH, Esq. after the origin,.
portrait painted by T.SrLLI Esq. This portrait
will be match for the " Arlington, and is N
every respect as well got up. Price $500 per
copy. Address as above l3m450I