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900 BBLS. of LAKE SALT just reed by
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Fancy Fur store.

Fancy Fur store.
NDWARD S. MAWSON & co. Importers
IL and Manufacturers of FANCY FUkS
AND SKINS, call the attention Of the public
10 their extensive stock, which they offer upon
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Removal.

u WINEGARDEN has removed from
i SWAY up town" back to the new build
ing at the old head quarters, IN Market street,
under the Chronicle and Tee-
graph offices, where he will be happy t.
.' smoke" and "chcw" his friends and Gus
toners. in good style and quality at moderate
cash rates.
Lewisburg. Oct. "a, 1853.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
disposed Of his interest in the
Ill Firm of SrApDES, Mann Il Co., TO L.F.
ALHRIGHT. the subscriber hereby gives notice
Of his withdrawal from the said Firm.
DAVID STENNINGER.
White Deer Mills, Nov. 10, 1853 pd
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DISSOLUTION.

T'HE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 30th of Oct. ult. The
business will be hereafter conducted byHERlZ
x CUTLER. JOHN B. CUTLER,
Nov.ll, '53.-lm. WIN. WHITING.
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Lewisburg, Oct. II, 1883

DEST assortmen, of Ladies' SPencers. I'm
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TUST reed and for sale at the Mammoth
~ Drng Store large supply of DIR. Green's
genuine bIi LI,s5, .,f nrsrapsia pir
Aug 10 DR. THORNTON II co.
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DIED.,

In Sunbury, on the 2slh ult., GEo, NJ. GRANT,
in the 23d year of his age.
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DONATION to Miss SARAH CLAnKE, Friday.
January 18th, inst. General invitation ex-
tended.
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GERMAN and FRENCH Languages. Draw
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