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ADVERTISEMENT
CRoCKrRy. CHINA AND GLAsSwARE.-T

rlsce 20 buy said Ware is A. GOULD & ELLoTTs No lY1
fearst (rea Maiden.lsne) New York They sell exceed
ngy low cash Country merchants and dealers invited
10 make Q note" Of same. Call and examine
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WHY PAY - WHEN YOU CAN GET As GOOD OR
BITTER FOR 81 CENTS That is the price Of rstclss large
size coleed DAGUERREoTYPE with Case complete NO 40
Broadway, corner Of Howard-st. GARBANArl, Artis''
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SRI H. 1854 sEpr. H. 1883
very large crop sore and very elective crop both as
VficLt6l n o6t ID fine quail Weight 50 n 70 81 n; quality
IL ard condition. ana condition Inferior
Stock + old Engh less than Large stock Of English amount.
for many years both 10 fam Ing probably % three months
ers and mlefs hands stock cousump,Oni stock Of for
Of foreign zanary far ess eign In sTanary very large
In eli the producing coune. In al Il chief producing coun
the world except south tries Of old good aud
OF Rus-ia. Old . eXhsu-tedl prices low.
and the pI'e OF the new high
being At present ia demand
for home consumption " the
Fr,rce end souserp Furope France aud souhe Europe
not Ike 20 cor .ee with - a. ~ laiei WIZ ts.sIcs
e. purchasers q ;oEeign 20 home poccs -. G -
purcl assrs Of foreign
Potatoes wore than In 1853 P0sioes Est od AID dear
localities where most cult
TEs Rsssian port, closed The Russian ports open aud
slipping yrr' largely
No scarcity srprebended Of Scarcity .pgsaesdsd and I'M
late snd orders seat out en- otaes sent OUT 70 al
lab pees only induce er Ante P,'ee hsh rates winch
port from the Interior where YOU'D cause Afse eHpor
trsu.it !. costly from the Interior Of prodlc.
ing countnes
The main eorsuupton falls AZ To consumption there
once md pnyef.sy 90 the old English sccumu.
new CROP no country having lated stocks Of old foreign
sny Of native produce 90 both abroad aud 81 home snd
consume or export and the the new crop Of the Old
comparatively narrow SOCKS world.
Of Old foreign confined
chiefly TO London
Mr.. S. Draper .emi-weekIy auction sale Of stock:
and bonds at the Merchants Exchange, To- morrow at
l2i O'Clock.
The October coupons Of the Buffalo, Corning and
New-York Railroad Company are paid By the Leather
Manufacturers Bank.
The amount Of City taxes paid in Sept was ss57 40
against g. OO3 ss4 last year time. The notes Of
the Bank Of Carthage are redeemed at the Union
Bank Albany.
The steamer brought quite large amount Of orders
for shaIes and bonds bu, as the previous steamers car
red out very low prices, many of the orders were nln
tied too low to be executed. This is the case in'ie
particularly with Erie and other sbares s.l We HeH
of fair amount Of transactions to-day iof 'o'esH
account The letters BY the steamer speak ,sVors'
Of monetary affairs in London and Psns- a"s7'
very easy IN Paris, the supply Of unemployed capital
bsag large. th.a fa iong time past Il ia 70
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The Discovery of the Applicability

TIC DMCUNtT! OF IHt AFPIVdVIIII! VI DIVuIu 10
Commercial and Manufacturing not more valuable 70
the ord than DEsHLERs discovery for Fever aud
Asue is TO the invalid Sold by c. CLIeKENrR Co. No
81 Barclay-st.
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IAdrertisernentl
A,prlny FIEcTEp.-Novembe is vet to com


but Roor was long ago elected m DAeUERSkorYrEE to me
sovereirp PEOPLE and holds competitor having yer
taken the ed RooTs Gallery No 56j Broadway corner Of
EvavkH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

All persons interested in the sale OF rich CAR
PETS and On CLoTns referred the notice Of sale by r.
CoLroX At his Auction No 50 Beekman ST. THIS DAY
For particulars auction head.
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sEPr. II. 1888
A very defective crop. both As
% breadth and screabie yield.
Weight 50 n 10 81 n; quality
and condition inferior.
Large stock Of English amount
Ing pf0bab J % three months
consumption, stock Of for
eign In sTanary very large.
IN al the chief producing coun.
tries stocks ot old good sud
puces low
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VISITING FrRExrN.-Duriog tie presen. week the
Fire Company 10 Lynn, Mess. known as tbs HSilyer
"Grays, will witt NewYork ss the guests Of Eayine
Companies Nos. IA and az.
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BIRTHS.
DIED.

CONKLING-Iu Brooklyn, On Goneay M
n.rcvTtE IA Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Conkhn.-
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The Rev George c. Lucas Pastor for FIVE years
past Of the Central Pre;bytcriar Church, Newark
rendered bis resignation Sunday last on account
Of the state Of his health, which has been injured by
biz extra lsbors during the past season among the
sick and with the dead.
The corners tone Of the new house for Empire Hook
and Ladder Company No. the Of Grand aad Van
Norsss will be lsit ct 10 o'cock this morning
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SILKS FROM Auction.

SILKS TNON NIITTUN.-'VV PIFVCh IdWi BIV
csde Plain and Changeabe aud Striped SILKS only and
b ward The greatest bargains known In New York
O. NJ BoDINE No. j23 Grand ST. cor. Orchard.
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L. 5. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge BETS.
INDICTMENT.

The Grand Jury came into Court with a bill OF IN
dcuent against Jane. Williams and John Bar on chafs-
ofcountectne TIE Gr4pd Jury then discharged Tor The
TRIAL ON CHARGE or COrNTFWEITiNG.
The case Of Edward Brown. charge OF counterietilg
Was continued ~ testimony presented Tor the
prosecution. 10 be continued this forenoon
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SOLDIERS TO KAysAs.-A detachment Of IS L 3.
troops left the City last evening for Fort Loaven-
worth, under the command Of Breyet-Maor Merrill,
cd Dragons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

COFFEE-Ro has been In fair demand AZ steady price,.
saes Of SEQ bags Halle. Stock to-day. II 600 bags
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is Flour Offering aud the
MARKETS c esser ordinary State aud the better
gsdes are quite irregular aud in brisk demand for the hOms
trade and The Fast, The private adSces by the America
NOR favorable than the published accounts bu the
rce here It'll above the limits Of shippers orders The
stock here modrsie exceeding 80 900 bes Canadian
Elonr dull and quite nomns FRIDAY last some 40
bb. sold part all at ~ 50 bond The sales Of West
rp C,s sre7 bbs at SO 75G ~ for common 70 good
state; 25 for mixed good Michigan aud Indians and
common 20 good Ohio aud Upper Lake brands and t3ets q
Tor extra the receipts 20 day o bbls Southern
easier with Offering, the demand
mainly confined the home trades sales OF 1900 bols AZ
~ 81. a for mixed good brands Baltimore, Alexandra
and GEORGETOWN and So 0b3 81 for ianey aud extra
brands Rye Flour plenty and Is duh a. 90 80 for
fine ard superfus Corn Meal quiet al 81 81 tor Jersey,
and - l2i tor State. Buckwheat Flour scarce 81
GRAIN-There isa better milling demand for Wheat,
p.csiy for .ood Southern and prime qualities command
Inn uices Other kinds are heavy aud more plenty The
oc here ghuot exceeding eco bush The aies are
3,c0 bush good mixed wconsn 10 arrive aud deliverable IN
Troy 81 81; $50 bush Red and southern At ~ 50 90
the extreme prices. Rye hrm sales Of 90
bush A. 2 Corn IN good supply aud rather
heavy close the demand ght for eNpar sales OF IS 90
hush AZ IA rise unsound and 13dlbc for Western
rIiSed Oats are demand sud plenty iSQSie.
for State and Western.
GUNNY CLOTH-rhere but little doing but the improve
ment mansined 80 bales sold a. Boston ljc NOS es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

CURE OF CANcrR.-Mr. L. n. Gardner Of Gowan-
da, CataTaugus Co., n. Y, an Old subscriber, called
on us yesterday and exhibited baud which had been
apparently cured Of terrible cancer Of many years
growth, covering nearly the entire back Of his right
hand, and having eaten through the bone Of the lit
tie finger, at the root Of which began. Mr.. Gard
ner assures Us that this cure effected within the
last six months by DR.. H. n. Gilbert OF this City,
NO. ls3 Broadway, after he had vainy subjected it
to protracted treatment by several eminent physicians
We do not indorse anything in the medical way, but
as we have seen DIR. Glberts extraordinary skill in
curing Cancer ejitoriaUy and strongly commended by
The Christian Adr0cate and Journal, we can do no
LEES than advise those who suffering from incip
ent fully developed cancer TO look into the alleged
cures Of Dr. G. and judge for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

FoorrNcs-Tota ai Of capital Sept, p si7sit9 900 Total
average amt Circulation Sept ,. &5so2623 Total
amount Deposits sept % 81 9s i3 Total sv'ge Ccu
ation SEPT So s87l2 S6. Total ayge amt Deposits Sept
g. 81 795 -.
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sryr S---sEsr. ~ -
A1ealt Aysss AVvrssa awe Ayesase
O. A-o'af aza0uat an 70 aiao.nt
.NEs o. aASKs Csri-sf III CT Of o. Cur o.
sept S. caatu Deposit, ealstn Depos'e
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ARREST or FEMALE PIcKPoc KET.-Margaret
Johnson dressed but light fingered female ycster
dav detected b. Officer Webb ofhe Lower Police Court in the
picking The pocket Of elderly lady who az the time
admng the goods ia show window in Broad
way near the Hospital The officer watched her qtiey until
had got the old ad porte monnaie and then arrested her
with in her possession She locked by Justice Bogar
To
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Foornss-Iotsi .no1n; Of Capita. sept y 80 81 80
fot. sr0un; Loans and Dseounts sept =
Tot. .versxe OF Specie sept 3 sls Sc Total
srsrnse Of Losss and DiscogstS sept stse:oS
T,,4 s. sraz. Amsgnt 81 Sp>eis. sept 20, slsaHrt4
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CHARGE OF BrRGLARr.-A German named Henry

Faster was arrested yesterday oharg with breaking into
grocery of John Van Soder No III Duanet and steal
ing thereon worth Of groceries He deuie the charge,
and the open snd but took nothng
He was taken before Justice Bogsrt committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

The LATE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-fn the case Of VIM.
Baker second of the ship Empire. and Johnson
boaman, who charged with having 10 June last kidnapped
a sailor named WIN. Luce and compelled him to do seam
duty board the Empire examination took place yeie
day before Justice CLARK and the close Of it the accused
were held to bail n ~ 00 each 10 the charge
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@SEPr. IL ---->EFI. ~
Amount Average Ayefse AversEe Average
NaNts0f q sm'nt u amount am nt ~ amount
B,Nks Cspits L0ansA Of Loans& Of
sept 90 Discnts Specie biscuits Specie.
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Deese1e... -. sSVIs! $Jof7 sIipojl
The statement is:
CoxPARArlvs TAsLE # me LOlns Spear Circulation and De
fon Of Bank Of TIE Guy = Nec ork for TIE Ueek'
ming SATURDAY sgt , 1856 and SGiHycay SEPT g. 1884
To thicA Gee4 ne CaTitai 0 each Bank AZ The diior dd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

AGGRAVATED Assault UPON CHmD.-An Irish
man named Mike Mulligan was arrested at o'clock
yesterday morning, by Policeman Lockwood of the
Soyep,eenth Ward, charged with attempt at rape
upon a girl l9 years Of age named Jane Neil.
whom he dragged into an alley near the corner Of
TxelF,h.s, and First ay, for the purpose Of accom-
plishipg his vile intentions. Inc ohee, neaid tne
er;a, az The Girl and arrested the fellow while in the
alley. He was taken before Justice "e''n anu COM
xnlt,ed for examination.
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TEMPERANCE MASS MEErING.-A Temperance
mass meeting was held in the Eighth Ward last even
ing at Union Hall. DIR. Thomas Marshall presided.
Addresses were made by the Chairman, and Messrs.
Greeley and ID. c. Nevins Of New. York. G. W. Bun
gay of Boston, and the Rev. Mr. Warren of New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

BAPTIST HIsToRICAL SOCIETY.-A meeting was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the Baptist
Bible House, No. III Nassaust., for the purpose Of
forming Boptst Historical Society for this City aud
vicinity The Society formed, and its constitu-
ton and bylaws adopted The meeting then
adjourned to Monday the 10th instant when this So
ciey will be completely organized by the election Of
Oflicers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

PASSING BROKEN BANK BILs-A Prenchman,
named Francis Barber yesterday arrested charged with
attempting to pass broken bank bill the No iSa
Broadway On searching him several other bills OF similar
character found his person He held by Justice
Welsh to answer the charge.
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CITY ITEIES.

Tsx CRYSTAL PALACE ny GAs-LIGHr.--The thou
sands OF strangers drawn to the City by the State
Agricultural Fair will have an opportunity Of seeing
The Crystal Palace brilliantly Illuminated. It, vast
area contains more wonders Of art than can be
glanced at in single evening but the graceful pro-
portions Of the building appear to the greatest advan
tsge by gas-light. We would advise a visit by day
light for the purpose OF inspecting the contents Of the
building and another in the evening in order to ad-
mre the architecture. line Of stages is to dur
ing the week between the Fair grounds and the Pal
soe which viii be a great convenience to the sight
seers who intend to visit both. The exhibition is to
close positively, on the let OF November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

A Lay Delegate desires us to state that the Rev.
DIR. Potter, the recently elected Provisional Bishop
of the Episcopal Church, is not a low churchman,
although he has never identified himself so much with
the high church party as the Rev. DIR. Vnton has
done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

YlsIr OF A Providence MILITARY CoMPAsY.-
The Providence R. L. Light Infantry, Col. Brown
commanding, numbering upward of 100 men, will ar
rive by the stonngton boat this morning. They will
be received by the New-York Light Guard, Capt.
Vincent and escorted to the Irving House. their head
quarters during their stay in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

THEOLOGICAL DIscussIoN.-It will be seen by
advertisement that the discussion between the Revs.
Messrs. Wescott and Sawyer Endless Misery, will
be resumed this evening in the Tabernacle.
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L0ans -nfcIe- IlFcn|n. U'07Fifl
s. . Isst 4s20gfgll sl3ejl3 SEQ s8s02e1i s72Bsi5I
Scpt 81 ls5f. g2LogN.3 l2.ofl "a 87l2I6 7l.79j 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS BY FIRE AT BELIZE,
KoNpURAs-We are informed by Mr.. Jex, that he
has received $3.50 toward the sum he hopes to obtain
fer the above object The names of the donors with
their subscriptions, will be published when the sub
sciiption list Is completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

We mentioned yesterday that Mr.. Wan. Mason of
Boston, the Pianist, would give Morning Concert
on Thursday in this City This is so far incorrect,
we learn, as it will be private affair and no tickets
sold. A Concert however, will be given by him on
an evening next week, when the public will have q
means of Judging the new American celebrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

IMPORTS FROM JAN. TO SEPT. 90.
1854. 1883.
psles. ...........................ii.9 8i 2lS6
GIrNNY BAGSThe market very quiet here aud At Bos
ton; last sales a. lOalolc, mos
IMPORTS AT BOSTON JAN. ! TO SEPT %
1871. 1888.
Rs'es .......................i53ij $50
prnoies ......................lO.7 $3.50
HEMP-American {. irm. with tendency upward. though
the further course OF prices will depend upon the quantity and
quality of he new crop regarding boh there Il little 70 DO
ascerained yet Manila is very firm soce the movement
on Fdsy at lie No further sales report The stock Oct.
9{.s.G,Ioxs. Bales. Bales.
Msnfs...........2B Ar since Sept l...... none.
knericas undressed l3 Arr since Sept I........ lSS
American dressed 6 Arr since Sept l...... i6I
HOPS are IN limited request without change In prices Sales
Of nav At 81 doe growth 1854 and p d5c for crop 1853
HDES-The market well sustained by the export inquiry;
the trade buy with caution; the arrivals moderate but tho
.fk large numbering $50 0o0 sales OF 400 Vera Cruz 2Obs
AZ 5c mos usual selection, which Is considerable m-
movement on previous sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

FAILING OF A ScAFFoLD.-0SE Man KILLED AND
OTHERS ISJURED.-At IL o'clock yesterday morning
q scsaold erected in front Of a new building on the
corner OF Fy-eighth-st. and Secondary, fell, carry
ing with ii John Hunt, slaborer, and Mr.. Calomy,
one Of the owners Of the building. Hunt was instantly
killed and his remains were taken to his late resi-
depee, corner of Thirty-frst-s and First-av where
On inquest will be held this morning Mr.. Calomy
was very severely injured, and it is thought will not
recover. lie was taken to his residence. The scat
fold though constructed by Mr. c., thought to have
been improperly put up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

France aud southern Europe,
ell situated with reference
20 home produce ourselves,
ard competing with " a.
purchasers Of foreign.
Potatoes Egt good aad dear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

FoUND DRowyED-The body of Martin Moran, a
torer yesterday found in the East River the foot OF
MeTke and taken TO his late residence No IS Mubeuyst
where an inquest was held upon it by Coroner ODonne.
The jury rendered verdict Of death by drowning Deceased
had missing Tuesday last and IL supposed 20 have
been accidentally drowned He native OF ireland; 40
years Of sge.
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Nv YORK cLAssIFIcArio'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

To WOOl-GrOWcrS
80, 900 pounds Wool WANTED

c-> $1,000 pounds Wool WANTED
SVaSs3 The subscriber. feel thankful for
I.N.p past patronage conferred upon theiS
manufacturing operations, and hope in future
that the wel-wiShers OF their coaEtry will feel
disposed to share abundantly by Palronizins
" Home Industry and Enterprise. Farmers,
Merchants, and Mechanics, we invite you ali
10 give US a call, as we intend keeping CONS
tantly on hand a good assortment OF Goods "l
our own manufacture, such As
U2ths, Cassin,eres, .Sainetts, Flaaaels,
Blankets, .StocLt"y Yarns, ~.
to exchange for Wool or sell low for Cash,
Grain, Lard, Soap, or any other marketable
Produce. They will also Wholesale 10 Mer-
chants, and save them the Jobber's profit, which
is from 10 10 is per cent.
Cash will be paid for WOOL. at all tmes,,he
regular market price. We do no, expect to
run Wagons to collect Wool-w'- think II Is
better for both Wool Grower and Manutaaiu
rer TO deal at the Factory, where there IL a
variety of goods 10 select from, and the manu-
factnrers have Il much hctter chance 10 render
satisfaction to their customers than when d
few goods are hauled out in wagon.
By strict attention to business, they hope 10
merit goody share of public patronage.
Very respectfully yours,
STATEN, MARR Is 60,
White Deer Mills, Union Co, Ia.
MAY 10. 1884 3m52f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

Union Go. IS. in the Orphans Court Of Union
county. In the matter Of the lnquisiicn Of
the real estate of Henry Kostenbader, late
of White Deer township, Gec'!.
NOTICE is hereby given to Joseph KoStcn-
~ hador, Henry kosteubader, Elizabeth
kostenbader. Aaron KoStenbader, Andrew
koStcnbader, Lucy Ann KoStenbader. Marga-
ret Koslcubader, Daniel Knstcnbader, John
Kostenbader, Samuel kostenbader, Solomon
kos,enbadcr, Jacob KoStcnbaher, and Elias
koStenbader who has Jacob Keiser for his
guardian, heirs and legal representatives
of Henry kostcnbader. late Of White Deer
township, deceased, Greeting: Whereas,
by an inquest for that purpose duly awarded
by the Orphans Court Of the county aforesaid
the real estate of the said Henry kostenbader
was appraised, and whereas none of the heirs
of the said decd appeared in Court on the
return of said InquiSltion TO take the premises
therein mentioned at the appraIsement YOU
and every of you are therefore hereby cited
to appear at the next general Orphans Court
to be held al New Berlin on the 18Th day Of
september next, 10 accept or refuse 10 take the
said premises aforesaid at the appraised price
or show cause why the Court shall not decree
the same to be sold.
V tn SIS the Hon. A. S.W Wilson. President of
our said Court at New Berlin, tn s5ih day of
May. 1854.
LIS. = SAMUEL ROuSH, Clerk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

and price his work, as he is confident they viii
render entire satisfaction even 10 the mos,
difhient customers.
Constantly on hand. or made to order, all
kinds of SADDLES, H1RNE.SS, Brides, Cot
lars, Whips, Trunks, HaLiees, Carpet Bags, Sc.
Also the cheapest and best assortment OF
Worsted. Linen, and Cotton FLY NETS to
be foundin town, at prices ranging from > 20
TO $3.50 per single net, also Leather Fly Nets
Of different styles and prices.
The above articles will be sold cheap Tor
cash or country Produce.
All kinds of REPAIRING done 4, short no.
lice, cheap, and in the most durable manner.
The citizens of Lcwisburg and the surroun-
cling country, are solicited TO extend lar
portion of their patronage.
WANTED-l00 cords of Wood in exchange
for work. also 10 tons of Hay wanted at mar
Eet prices.
- shop in Beavers new brick block, Third
and Market, lth door from corner
p II. BEAVER.
Lewisburg, June 80, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
3 A RG Al S /!

Itwould be almost impossible 10 enrmerate
the articles comprising our stock of goods,
but they invite all TO come and see for them
selves--assuring them that they will get
More Goods for the Same Money
than at any other house in Lewisburg. They
have all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, and all other articles uSu-
ally found in a well furnished store. To rem
der their establishment, well worth visit al
all times they will continue TO receive as the
season advances, new invoices o! seaSonatle
Goods for Ladies' or Gentlemen's wear, so as
TO be able at all times to offer the choice u The
New York and Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto, QUICK Sales and
Small Prcfts, they hope TO have liberal share
of public patronage. " All kinds OF Country
Produce taken in exchange Tor Goods,
Lewisubrg, May 3, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
school Notice.

TBNHE undersigned, President and Secretary
of the Board Of School Directors OF the
Borough oc LewiSbUrg, will receive proposals
from this date until Saturday the 10Th day oi
September next, for FOUR Male TEACHERS
to take charge Of the Public Schools OF said
Borough, the schools TO commence ON the first
Monday of October next, and continue five
mouths. l.. STEINER, Pres.
JAMES HAYES, Sec.
NIB The County Superintendent, of Com
mon Schools will be in lewisburg on the Ilh
day of september next, for the purpose OF exa-
mining Teachers. &c. Aug. 81, 1851