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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-19

M ANIED Six good stone-cutters.-
w Good wages and steady employment ENQUIRE
at The Office of the Supt. of the Z. & D RI
Richmond, October 10, 1875 ST.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Land Sales.
Valuable Real Estate
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

VTTILI. be offered al pubic sale at me 'a.e
w residence Of William Berkhimer dec d
IN Chili,quaque TP, Northumberland Co al
o'clock, Pm, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26- 1894,
the following real property OF SAID deceased
ALARM containing about fID Acres,
100 acres of which are cleared and IN coed
,tate of cultivation. The residue IS first rate
Timber Land. 1t is bounded ty lands oi Aaron
Comfy, Hugh Msrrn, and Andrew l. Fctzer'
The improvements are a good iwo-story "a
House with Kitchen adjGininS-a larGeI -: n
Barn with Sheds attached, Wagon house, MIX
house, and all other OulbuildingS necessary
for the convenience Of larm-a Cider hiili
~, and Press, large Apple O:chard, and q
varie,y cf other choice Fruit The iaFIn
is well supplied with Water.
Also a LOT situate Ia the township aud
county aforesaid, bounde,. by lands q! Andrew
Killer, - Fielder. aud a public read leading
to Milton containing > Acres, ,whrFeon fS
is erected Dwelling house aud Stable. -
Persons wishing to view the property, can
do SO by applying to Francis Berhhimer rest
ding on the farm, or 10 Henry Derhhlner,
residing ON the lot.
Terms mIde known on the day Of sale by
TIRE HEIRS
5Oi of WILLIAM BEuXufnEp. dec Il
Mltonian COPY ). and charge the Hers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order from the Orphans
I'D Court of Union county. the uudersigLed.
Administrators OF SAMUEL WILSON, late Of
Kelly Tp. deceased. will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE. 10 wit:
Thst valuable tract oi ianJ situated In the
town ship and county a'Ore-Iai, within mites
Of the thriving village OF Lewishurg, bounded
by lands os the heirs of Thos Wilson decd,
David Meyer, Flavei Clinean. Joel Ro}ef. Phil
ip Shook, and Others. containing H2l hCres
OF thercabouts, $50 acresc'earsd. having there
ksiA on erected a two story Frame House AID
s&.GKichen a Frame Barn. Spring House
(anj never inlng spring OF Wa'er,) and all
other out t-huiid,nes necessary for the comfort
and convenience of Farm. There Is a!s".sss
a good Apple Orchard, with variety oi =.
Fruit Trees The cleared land is i'll a high
state Of cultivation. and a5ound= 18th Limestone
Tor all necessary purposes.
The abov. property Will answer TO divide into
TWO or THREE FARMS, und wll! be sold TO
suit purchasers.
For terms of sale apply to ei'her OF the SUBS
scribcrs, or to TaoMAs WILSON, on the premises.
ROBT. II. LAIRD.
WM. WILSON in.
Sept l3. 1853. administrators
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Democratic State Convention.

WHEREAS, the State Convention OF 1888
empowered the State Central Committee
to fix the time of holding the next State
Convention at Harrisburg, and whereas
the usual day, the 4,L Of March, will be
Saturday,
Resolved, that the next State Conven-
ton be held at Harrisburg, on "Wednesday
the 9th of March next, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and that it will assemble in the Hall
Of the House of Representatives, if 1t
shall be the pleasure of the House to grant
the use of their Hall.
WM. l.. HIR6T, Chairman.
WM. Curtis, sec's
Henry L. DiErrESBAcm, 0e'S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Carpet Bags ard Trunks.
TECp@1
ESEAuI!GD

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm of Cuu,Sr IL FRIcK between
Levi b. Christ and George A. Frick in the
Foundry Business, is this 9th day Of June
1853 dissolved by Limitation. Geo. "A. Frick is
alone authorized to setlle the bu,iness Of the
Firm. except in case of his absence from home
when l.. u. Christ vii attend to the same.
l.. b. CHRIST.
GEO. \. FRICK.
NIB. All persons indebted to said Firm are
requested TO make payment of the same by the
lst dav Of October next-ailer which time all
accounts will he left with Justice for ilnmcd-
late collection. iS0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Whig State Convention.

At meeting Of the Wing State Com
mittee for Peuhsy yivauia, held in Philadel.
phia, Dec. l3, 1883, it was, ON motion Of
COL Edie, of Somerset, unanimously
Resolred, That Convention of Delegates
of the Wing party be held at Harrisburg,
on the 18th day Of March, 1854, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for Go
vernon, Canal Commissioner, and Supreme
Court. A. X. CORNYN, Charm.
HENRY S. EVANS, Sec'y.
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A COUNTRY
Dollar
A Word about the "Chronicle. /"

Over 500 weeks has this journal now
been issued, and two weeks will conclude
its sii.rM year under its present administra.
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been as follows:
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up like men 81
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hearers congregation which is punctual
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cher or the most eloquent lecturer, (but
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Since the Chronicle came into our hands,
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>cnG Glcf0GECN.GP
Fse,,..-.., Al-.1ica's soel forn.7u,.
Or. DoWi:nSs History Of ECmarisn

teT publiShed-a INV A.pr.IIrS,p 1y,
- rIoN 81 nE. EOWLISG'S HISTORY OF
hONANleN.-l his >pcTularsnd vaIuabieeor
(Which l. Protestant tui o,heruise uns,ciar,Il
lbs been prone ed by all Protes,an, cenoE-
matters TIE SFafGtra Hisio,y Of Tic .uIj.st
%; winch Il IE,ais.
Ia Consequence of ihe late fire in the Pub
hsii'"s e-totiiSLmeut. lie has teen unable for
'he ia>ti II" mouths to >uPpiy the frequent ord,,s
Tor tbs W'rs. He has now the Measure q,
anuruhce tEdt Dr. lowing has prcraIfd an
extensive aLd valuable sLI plen.nt Of aEt ur
100 pages, including al Ike recent event, IF
interest Ia IeiGU.n 10 Pore Plus ". tie srr,.
gle Ter hbcr'y IN Rome, tte Madiai. Ca,5zzr.
etc. &c; ana HAT he tElaIs,d vcrk (nstIrg
Hcbie volume Of SIS ~ scS) is row ie,ty.
and VII re srrqliet 10 as,L;s, bcohsel!eIs AID
lne FutLc r'faoht ChJ CGrGnce Fl 1,.te ufea
the riI ediUcn>.
fGr trot> of testimonials fl, m d;s,iusui,ted
CLERGY Ttu. >c.C.als. presidents of c, I!secs7r 7rd
oInei>. have been received ie>tifv.Ig 10 H..
fidelity and value of this History 4 sir.I, .r,
Of these. .grin The pen Of IFGt emIneLt Protest
ant scholar. The Rev. Geo. g. Cheeyer. DID +,
gwen as SPECIMEN of the whole:
"iiis ~ client and lcaGtfIl work saws Ir Chew
Ios-'ss's n."r, It'd w strong claim. por f=rst
am Lot doubt hat il ,i-.tind In baI-
ordinary --iy Il J. one # ;Ec cle. ty s-lI
and c&eu''d works W have seen issued fr,m ~
4''SN 'NiiHiilhs t.rge uUmt.r rpfl h. vh
finished cr,IaslrES. ilUSIytvc th. r.ren,ri,s -
sl-'s leI-''ui os 'Aa 'n' lent% Of Eonarispl heb
riirn cl mot etF' ~ tale and OF resl r;i, 4,
Wen a. HtAy o''i 'ita Ihe work ii.ri eL.-.r;s--
hod r' al .estaicL AID . hensr, nd .r,r-,,I
we" oI the "iuTe 1rd hi>ory Cf TIE orih .y..r "
trS'Dis en'erc! but sufficiently full
Pros' ,Ir'r eluriilrs snd pr-scnt C. tinn f H.
IaFsry authenticated ~ reference The mo.t unIo,ts
historic soUIc-. related IN \ rjr,,,d ,r..:
mlIt-sl'e style, shd arrnDe d in the ucst Ir,it -
~ ]" ana ineidcn's d. with it. f,.uri..l
uueiaior>'' et,f a~'Ti'd 10 furnish vivid 20 M.
IIs gfYy z ff
tooS We hh'" ot IL srpiE"s great lack in tb,1
clc"I htrf''uTc' aud row hat atorr;ct rib p. =.
.te' u ON Us aid is so tc loct the hp.ir,..
al clergy ana ATTY work richly Stored ,i,h -.
and arsumont will be most timely ri u.,.rI Whrs
:. !" ',f! iaiiy anu sGoruius ever, e.n
a. AsentS for the atove work. TO whom val.
uahle inducements Will be offered, wan,cc in
every State Of the Union. Applv IN
=, EDWARD WALKER. Publisher.
way i7''' ia Fulton ST. New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Tss C,-.yamed Medicine
HOLLOWAl'S PILLS.

These rfl being oJmpotd entirely Of medicinal her
a.e of q harmless EstuTe, "Li!e Ia. ~-'
airy virtues they POS have r"''if Tsd ten
saily pubulsr in nearly 'vcIy iait oi the M'fd ihe
isouefs. sIc-ess they have :n.t with thT"u1hout t
States is most extraordinary ow ns II h pre- nh'u
10 their wonderful efficacy IN tue cure .. '''O4
o,u, aiOt, and disorders of the LFer and
Persons y h1 rersrycrs in usrg them a''nF1,'E te
..uI.s So don. i. in being restored 10 heai'h-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

T HAVE received from the Register Of Union
county, Letters Of Administration upon the
estate of DR.. JoHN w. SINoSroN, late of PhG-
nixville, Chester county, Penn'a, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payments. and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement to-
PETER BEAVER, Administrator.
LewiSburg, Dec. "A, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry.

DUILT SIX years ago. Situate in the Borough
ID of Lewisburg, Union Co, Pa, In very
favorable location, so by 60 feet and two Sto-
ries high. with one Eight Horse Engine,
Securing Mill, Charcoal Mil, and Machine
Shan attached. all N gn.I cnn.iIi,an a"d "
never failing Well of Water IN the Foundry.
Also a large WARE-ROOM. 40 by 30 feet,
two stories high, with an OFFICE l6 BY 20
feet attached thereto. l.. u. CHklSI.
L~wisburq July IS. 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

Mr.. SoULE.-A Paris correspondent,
says that Mr.. Soule, United States Minis
ter at the Court Of Spain, is suffering Sc
verely from a pulmonary attack. The
same letter also mentions that on the 9th
inst. there were It's cholera cases at tho
hospital, with l23 deaths.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

D-We 'tasc Ti'ne by the forci,ck' in
order to VISA III oar le,dcrs, far aud near
old AMI youn.-borrower no: excepted
3 Mcsi ijsapJ itGo t:af We Nigh.
say more, tat our youthful Mercary has
prepared an Address on The subject which
30 we'll discusses the Past, the Present. and
the FI'rrc, that We Yield Ia. pen 70 him
His Al ircSs will senear on HsntAy.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

s.ss- Tue regular monthly meeting Of ;hc
Society for Inquiry into the moral and re-
Egious condition Of ths world vii! be held
or Sunday nex,, January ls;, at > !, O'clock
l.. N. \ report On "J'-sitism " viii be
read by MIR. IheophIlns Is. Williamson Of
Philadelphia. The puo!ic .lc respectfully
invited ~ attend.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
ELECTION

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold-
~ ers Of the LEwIsssae BaInGx CoxPAHr,
that an Election will be held at the house of
A. H. Blair. in the Borough of Lewisburg, on
Monday. the I'd day of January next. for the
purpose of electing one President. six Manag-
ers, Treasurer and Clerk, to conduct the con.
Germs Of the Company for one year.
WILLIAM CAMERUN, President
Lewisburg, Dec. II, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

lS54-Tiis year coInuieuces ard ends
on Sunl,y II viii have 53 Sundays.
There vii! b. f,e mol;is containing :.ye
Sundays each. Such coincidence it is
stated, viii not occur again for tDre'',y
eight ye4rs. How iuapy of Us will live to
See that year,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Great Fire in New York!


Loss Of the greatest Ship in the
World, the "Great Republic, "
and other Vessels, and Stores
LOSS, Sl,90O,OJO.
About midnight our city became the
scene Of one of the most terrific, if not the
most destructive conhagrations with which
We We're ever visited. The flames were first
discovered in building in the reer of No.
244 Front street, occupied by Messrs.
Treadwell & Sons, cracker bakers. Owing
to stiff breeze from the West the flames
spread rapidly, and in comparatively short
space Of time both the froat and rear build.
ings, with the most Of their conents were
consumed. The adjoining premcises, No.
2i2, occupied by Messrs. Jones, Rowland
& Co., flour dealers, and No 24O, Mr.. D.
W. Manwaring, were destroyed. The flour
store of Messrs. Harris l. Co., No. 2i0, was
also destroyed.
About half past ona o'clock the rigging
of the stupendous new ship Great Republic
took fire. Owing to abe immense height
of her masts it was impossible for the en-
gines to play upon the flames, and the con-
sequence was that the falling spars soon
set her deck in blaze. At three o'clock
her foremast fell, knocking her mainyard
out of the slings, and shortly after the
mainmrst came down across the deck. Her
mizenmast followed, carrying with it the
spankermast. The vessel was now a per- |
feet wreck. being one mass of flames abaft !,
he maiumas.. From the rapid manner
n which the flames we're spreading it was
apparent that nothing could save her. She
sas still burning at half past three, and
'y this time probably nothing remains of
hat magnificent floating palace but char
ed and blackencd hull.
From the Great Republic the FIRE spread
% the large ship Joseph Walker, over
which the flames ran SO rapidly as to bid
ic6ance to all efforts to save her. She be-
onged to the black star line, and may be
considered total loss.
A large ship, supposek TO be the packet
hip De Witt Clinton or the clipper ship
Red Rover, lying next the Great Republic,
;aught fire in the rigging, and soon become
/ complete blaze. She va. towed out in |
'front.' Of the Cathariue Market by one of
the Fulton ferry boats, and afterwards
acatcd up the river. She eventually burned
10 the waters edge.
In addition to the above, several other
schooners and sloops-had
their spars and rigging burned. The ma
jority Of them, however, escaped total
destruction by slipping their cables and
drawing out into the strerm.-N T. Herald,
Dec. p.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

THAT large aud desirable property on
the corner of Market and Wafer Sls.,
we'll situated for residence. for business,
or for a residence and piace OF business.
There is large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. Kitchen
and Washhouse adjoins, and it has also a
large cement Cislern. Pump and Well of
good water, aud all the necessary out
buildings.
For Terms &c. apply to GEo.F. miller,
Esq. $. r. DAVIS.
Upwishurr, Sent. %, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
1EWISBIRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH EAhMhh.

In all the Land operations noticed oi
late TUE TURKS HAVE BEEN VICTORIOUS
OVER TIE RUSSIANS, although No very
large armies had met.
Snow had fallen in Novem mber, and
hard winter was anticipated.
The Naval battle is described as the
Greatest since the Battle Of Navarino.
Liverpool, Dec. l4.-Breadstuffs are
again very active, renewed demand hav-
ing sprang up Holland and France.
Flour has advanced lSd. Wheat has
advanced I'd. to Sd. since the sailing Of tho
America.
A London correspondent Of the Com
mercial Advertiser, writing under date Of
Dec 9, says that the total loss of the Turks
up to the present time has been about 1000
men, of whom 1900 were wounded or killed
in action. The loss of the Russians, at
the very lowest estimate, has been 10000.
According to statement just published,
the Russian army in the Principalities now
numbers about $4,000. The effective force
of the Turks is not stated.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
\ permanent Cure Of a diseased Liver O
many Years duration.


Copy If Let.r from .ar. G.ni5, CAst.tt, l,ori, II
IL, JsS,Or Naii-E'y.
bear Sir-I, tbs d, rt your iIsl- command "a NOR"
extensive sale than any other pr ietrTy niri IN" toFe
the public AZ proof their cicay III L4'er anu bi'los
Complaints | ma, lion tn following case y iai' oi
this town with whom am personally acquainted ?
wears v.s = severe sufferer T' disease 81 t LAYER ~
digestive organs: her meIcai atteadnni asfured f u 81
l.e IuiLiIg relieve her su: ring and II was
not likely ,hr c,u.i months. Tn:- abrou'
naturally caused great alarm among her ifrtd
relations and thy injured her to mako trial ~
your p,l.eH hcl co her sunerni Laih tI' u
iLdGr 10 cnrtuUe tn uHt he receive! a l"ir7t
This is mnutis and size Las not e1.cr
fenced any symptoms oi i-!as and oiHn dcarss t-t
our pills Layu been tire Of sav.n. hr iic-
I remain D-ar SIr. yours truly,
July 23d, lb52.i t-iancd J6SliS-
7as.. e.Isl,4e! Pals vuni-j,s e-elcioHs III tie III
turing c,nI.G.nt':
A.ue DrOysy .jauni'ee Scc0Elary
Asthma Dysfniery Liver CmFiEts Sympt' ms
Bilious Com Erysiic.as Lumbasy Tie boil'leuX
paints fciaale lrrrg Fil's I'in1rs
Botches uarities EhruInHtism Ulcers
the skin feyrrs u al ketrn.ioE oi'ynsFral Af
Colirs T.is sc.oIula Worms 4 all
Conrtirat'n ofGout kips'- Xvi. kiuis
the lpvr,s Headache Sole f.irvat> Weakness frIu
Indigestion Stone and any
Debility lutHnaton "r.'d g. -.
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY, e+i
strand r.nple Tar Lcudon) and also at has house
in New York orers for Medrrs in ia" >ac-.r .re->i
Li1c1y, Nsi0 lori. will racciv" due attention SOLD
also Iy all r,sp.ctab'. Drug i,s aud a' IN Nrh ILe-
uzout the United Stairs in R>~ = - ci- - st.
anI Si..u. each To lie Ld. hoi-sac o: te lT4iclI a.
Drug houses in the Union.
L.Th.rr a considerable saving by taking III" larcci
Boxcs-N. B. Directions f.. the .uianc, al pati~Its al
ssery disorder, affixed 10 eac!. Eox ll1V+
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Weakness and lity.-Restoration to
Health of q Gentleman, aged 10, when

at Death door.
tcyof Il L,-r from tie Rer C.dris' Stt. GGt'd fo''
81 JhJiIrs necu' Dca., somrse;'i'!', 10 A"9' is"'
To PKurEs-cI II9ILOwah, . =,
Sjr-A Mr. ,lpn - xTov, formerly resilient oi tis
rl,er aI been in "a declining state Uf ctIi Tor ups a9u'
If three yaaIs, gradually wasting away 20 shi'l""
nightly preparations aud want Of arpette "ii'i' cu
10 il friends c Lad cOI.suiL N"fiVls
lne.ical men in .iiwiitout e..c He At last us'i your
iiils and under violence Restored u ht".th -
t,ir means lie lately ,mipr. ted Ne.' York. and b'
;n.t written to saw tiat be was better hrlith,
aud desired % %aiul you ~i' Nh ercurastaiie'
ought also aeu"p. t't my vale has CefI'vl EF,aI
b, nett from thc OF your Pills
remain. Sir. youTs ras 1cc'il.iy
t'II iI.ir rs SMITH! psscuti'.:, Niuis'gr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NIOTICE is hereby given that the Co-Part
nership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the Firm-name of IMfcser
g. M,tnson, was by mutual consent dissolved on
the lst Of May last. All the accounts are TO
be settled by s. b. Munson.
JACOB l.. NETZGER.
SALMON D. MUNSON.
Lewisburc, Sept %. 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30
&c $4,000

GS.14-<kS eY~S9COO ffj
Worth If CIBLNET FURNITURE,
For sale at the large Brick Warcroom of
DOnachy 4 Elder
Fourth St. one door FROM BARS HotelJ
-nUR stock comprises Rosewood Mahogany
Walnut and Cottage Dressing BUREAUS
Plain and Fancy Mahogany Bureaus-SE.
CRETARIES and BOOKCASES in endless
variety,
SOFAS. O7TOUANS, DIyiNS,
Mahogany Chairs and Wha,nots-Card. Pier
Center. sofa. Dining, and Breakfas, Table.
-Grecian. French, Octagon. Cottage, aId
Common DSTEAUS-Ro>ewood. Vain,
Nanrgauy aud Cottage WASHSTANDS. and
various other articles.
All wcrk w4nnayrrp 70 be well made a,s
on the mos, reasonable terms. Cash, Produce
and Lumber taken IN payment
IA. DONACHf.
i. ID. ELDER.
Lewisburg. Oct 5, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-30

FwIn the U. S. Senate on Tuesday, Mr..
Seward presented bill providing for the
construction Of a railroad through the ter
ritorics Of the United States from the
Mississippi river to the Pacific Mr.. Sill
dell introduced bills for the Improvement
of the South West Pass of the Mississippi
river, and to establish naval depot at New
Orleans. At this stage of the proceedings
a message was received from the House an.
nouncing the death Of Hon. Brooking
Campbell, United States Representative
from Tennessee. Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee,
delivered feeling and impressive eulogy
on the deceased
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taiiers Who pretend to be Wholesalers.
Gold Patent Levers full lewelei s 500 90 to :I25 o.
DO DO DO do 10 full s ssSsd TX * 80 GO g % %
DO Apsi,ors, full je~sie,i. tx 80 co.. GO CO oS o
do do do ICk % 40 10 yv
do I~rne', i'o sjsssis, iSk 20 90" % %
do 10 4Je"e',. tos IL 20
DO English ard French Watches, iSk i 90 - 20
liver Patent Levers, iull Jew.!od, - co.. 80 TO
DO do 90 jewels, II 10 -. % 10
do Hunting do jc~eied, ~ 90. g 90
do Anchors, full j."ciei, II O1" - 90
do Lcpinrs, I 10 Jewels, IL 90 - Ii 90
6-rman liver Lrpines, jewels, 90. 10 W
German liver a secoud hand Watches 80 :. /. 20
Gold Guard Chains, 20 % 90
do Ladies Fob Chains. l. 90 :. Ii 90
DO Gentiomens Fob Chains, II uo.' 80 90
do Vest Chains. 20 - l. 90
Gold Ladies Breast Pins, latest styles.
such Mourning. Box and Class,
Cameas, Clusters. croll. Branch; &c. 90 80 90
Gold ,;rntl-men's Breast Fins, .5.s 20 on
10 Cuff Pins, different styles, - 40
do Finger Rings, 81. 90
Gold Ear Rings such = Hoops. Drors
Jenny Liuds. Corn, Wheat, Straw
berry. Cluster, scroll, Branch, de-, 90 90
;isid Watch ;d Kar rais' SO. .o. 90
do Pencils, 70 - IL 10
do Pens. 20 - o.
do rec"rcies. - - 10 30
do Hunting Lccsets. lMeialia) 200" IL co
o Bracelets. 30 /. 10
silver poons, Teas, Tables, Desert and
salt. l 40 IS 20 90
Silver pcctacles, 0u =. 20
And variety Of fine goods, latest STYLES. neatly
got up, at prices to suit the times o. aud war.
ran,ei to be hat sold for. Also a great variet,
of gilt and plated goods-Chains. Pins, Spoons.
I.ockets. Spectacles, Gases, Baskets. Ear Rings
Shaw Pins, Hair Pins. Coral Beads, steel Beads.
Purses. &C., &c, &c.-Aiso
Brass day spring and weight Coc., SEQ" 10 90
sday wood aud gilt Time Pieces, 90 90
Month Clocks. 10 90 :. .S 90
Alatastcr Parlor Clocks. 10 90 e. os "a
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