LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
of the 15riti.!i population during the lat
five years ? The answer in, by famine and
emigration. But, to get to the bottom of
the question, we must discover the causes
of this famine and emigration. These can
only be a diseased social and political sys
tem ; and such .Mr. Allison r.'preseuts
theui to be. Kut while be attributes them
tit ftv trade, we trace them deeicr into the
f:tlric of society, though we admit that
free trade may have assisted, perhaps, to
dovelope thciu prematurely. It is theuu
equal distribution of the soil which now in
England, as of old in Home, is bringing
on natioLal decay and death.
There is a feature of this decline in pop
ulation even more eloquent of ruin than
the general fact. The falling off is princi
pally in the rural districts. All history
teaches that, when a country is sinking,
the inhabitants decrease in the agricultural
portions first. Iong after the plains of
Italy had become desolate, and when deg
radation and decay were rapidly overtaking
he land, the cities continued to flourish.
.Mich is the conditio!! of affairs in Great
rriia'a now. In ten years Loudon has
;- .Tcar-cd 417,772 souls, Glasgow 03,171
and Dublin 22,1:24. During the same
ptriod all the Iris-h counties have sunk in
population. Cork, for instance, has lost
222,000; Galway, 124,000 ; Mayo, 114
000; and others in proportion. The cities,
in fact, have grown at the expense of the
country; yet, with this, notwithstanding,
tlii-rc has been a general decline. Stnrviug
thousands, evicted from their fields, or
flyiug from a decaying land, have crowded
into the towns, in hopes there to obtain a
livelihood, while still otb.-r thousands,
abandoning the rural districts for similar
reasons, have emigrated to Cauada, Aus
tralia, or the United States. How radi
cally wromi must be the social and politi
cal condition of a nat'on which thus com
pels annual crowds of its people to seek a
livelihood in other lands, while a suffi
ciency of soil remains at home for the sup
port of all, if it was but divided fairly I
The decay of a declining kingdom, we
have said, is first perceptible in the rural
districts; but it soon makes its appear
ances also in the cities. The ruin spreads
from agriculture to commerce, from coui
tiieree to manufactures, and so through
the entire commonwealth. In England
the cancer has already extended from
farming to" other pursuits. In 1 43 the
property assessed for trades and professions
amounted to sixty-three million pounds;
in 1848 it bad fallen to sixty millions;
and in 1850 it had still further declined to
fifty-five millions: thusshowingadccrea.se
of nine millions, or fourteen per cent., in
the short space of seven years. It is es
timated that the decline will be half a mil
lion more for In the face of this
startling fact who can doubt that England
in declining? AVhcn a nation loses both
in population and in wealth, her days may
be considered numbered, nor can she ar
rest sjeedy death unless she checks the de
cline. Will England do this? c fear
not. The article before us, indeed, is proof
to the contrary. While her great men, on
one side, maintain that free trade is the
cause of her decay, and, on the other, that
protection is, there can be but little chance
of the true evil, the unequal distribution
of the soil, being discovered and remedied.
I n every way, indeed, England appears
to be declining. Crime is frightfully on
the increase. The commitments for 1840,
fur example, were 54,fc;V2, while for IS 15
they were 74,162. Pauperism, also, is
growing. In 1840 the poor rates were, in
round uumliers, four millions and a half
pounds ; in 1845, they were five millions
and a half. This was the increase in mon
ey value, bnt as compaicd with the price
of wheat, the great agricultural staple of
the kingdom, the increase was far more
terrible; for, while 1,3.'IG,34U quarters of
wheat would have paid the poor rate of
1840, it required, in consequence of the
(iodine in the price of wheat, 2,443,1GG
iartcis to discharge the poor rate of 145.
This too in the face of a decreased produc
tion of that stau!e ! AY lien a nation thus
increases in pauperism, and at the same
time diminishes the resources of the agri
cultural population, oil whom, after all,
the chief burdens of the state fall, it needs
no prophetic tongue to foretell her speedy
decay.
Meantime too, the imports of England
increase faster than her exports. The bit-
t,r have risen from fifty-one millions to i
tixtj-Cve in ten years; the former have
swelled from hiity-four millions to one
hundred and three in the same interval.
Truly, Great liritain, onee the mistress of
the world, has seen her palmiest days '.
Philad. flulhi:.
According to the Medicnl Times, there
are in London 2-i74 doctors of Medicine,
1S7 surgeon, it homcc ipathists. This
gives alout one doctor ol Medirin to 914
inhabitants, and one surgeon to 12 637 of
the population. Of the doctors of medicine,
616 are authors.
The Poller Union states that Ihe farm
era of Liberty township, McKean county,
Pa., recently had a squirrel hunt, (those
animal having become very destructive,)
and alter a fortnight's expedition, m t and
counted off Twenty-Seven Thousand head
of game.
Sewell Short, of Baltimore, has inven
ted a uew and approved mode of inserting
winduW k,i11SS- 2'o tutty is used.
What is the Bloomer costume but the
application of the higher law to petticoats ?
Life Insurance.
ITEVSTO.NE Mutual Life Insurance Cornp
any of Harri.burg, Pa., haa a guaraulae
casual ol 75,001)
Local Aeent, Lewisburg H.C.Hickok.
Medical Examiner do W. Leiseb.M.D.
as a s a m.
)RI.NTED with clear type on good paper and
1 in lirm and elegant bindings, cooaiatiog of
ST AX PA RD RELIGIOUS WORKS.
Andrew Fullers ooniplrt FroySrli,t(irrTjriv.l,nO
"WM.on(l ","" " .lleSSiansllip Ml
tills to Devotion. VTatta.r. lyj Howell on I he Denmnship 30
BmiyaJisAwakeningUka ,a - Way of Salvation 75
nvitiug - TSiJamesCh. Members V.ui.le 3S
" Ientionl Taj - Ctmrrb in Earnest 60
" I'ilKrinnl'rogriSUiw'nCiiU to Chriatums 40
" Hly War BOjLifecf Mra.Ann Il.lii.lsnn 5(1
Booths Reiini of (irace 4a " Sarah HJudson tJO
crowrn a c liun h 31emb- Lynd on the Sacrific and
era Hand lto.,k ?. Atonement fio
Cox's Ili.-t.Eo.; Hap.MiMDJli. Mead's Alruo.t aChristian SO
Oauimrll'l Am. "i.Mrmoirsof Rev.S.l'oaree 24
COXTROIERSIAL WORKS.
Or. OaraoB on Baptirra $t.an:lr.flnwell on Communion 60
it. tainion - (v. g. uemiuclon
Smith on lufant " 25 Rcaaom for
Perurtlly on llaptisra and
Booth on Bigotry, 2 to 2."
Pruf.CurUionCommuniouTO
beeomintc a Baptist
Baptist Manual, a Collec
tion of Tract, tc SO
FOR CnlLPREX AXP srxpjr-scnooLS.
Atrnhil, an Allegory fn,3T, S. S. Gleaner 1842 15
nr.r.ahorkTal(ofTntth2.i Ritafonl's Spiritual Voy
lfrBelrhdraSrri(turcTale2.) atfe, an Allegory 1
r-u I'operr 24:Ann ttailoy la
M itaptisms of Gertrude the Peace Maker 14
tlie New Teelami lit j-Fran, is F.u.-rlon 13
Closing SVrn-s in Life of (The Floods 13
Young Persons 2-'. .Father's Apple 13
Odr Sai-r. by a Teacher 2ol.lame and t.enrpw 10
Serpent I'iio iled. a Port- Memoir of K. M. Way
rait of 1'civersaib.m 2((:Simple ftori.-s
F.ftie Maurice, ln.STipture Sere a. Xo.l and
John Fink 1( 2, bv a Teaeher 6 and 9
THE PSALMIST, in varioua strict, $.;.' to LIS
THE HAHP, " 26 to 35
The above for tale in Leveishurg at puldication
price, at the store opposite Kline hotel.
371 HAKION & CHALFANT
Xtw and Popular School Book
CIOMFKEIIE.NSIVE Summary of UsiivEasAt
H.sroni. t. jollier with a Biography ol
Di-lincui-hrJ Persons, to which is appended an
epitome of
Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy, )
General Astronomy, and Physiology. $
Adopted and u-rd in the Puldic Schools of
Philad. K. S. JOES ;0., Publiehera.
i ". W. orner roenTH and Kace streets, rmia.
rVTrachera and School committees address
mt; letters to us post-paid will be fuinirhed with
copies for examination.
J"? A full and complete assortment of BOOKS
and STA TlOXEIl Y f.'r sale nt the luwcut prices
Iyciiq3s0str
Map of (lie State of California,
r"KEt:n, UTAH, NEW MEXICO, and
TEXAS, printed by S. Aus'a Mitchell in
1816, and painicd to corrc-pond with the boun
daries tiled by Congress in 1(150 for sale at the
Chronicle oilice, price So cts.
.gggj - Dr. John Locke,
5nsr sntGEOx dextist,
MA V he found at his Office and residence
Third street, near the Ger.Ref.Ch. the two
weeks following the fust Monday ol each month,
where be is prepared to execute all operations in
his line of business in a manner creditable to
himself and satisfactory to those who may favor
him with their patronaee.
JOHN LOCKE, D.D.S.
Lewisburg, Pa., May, 1850
fox Sale. M
large and desirable property on
the corner of Market and Water Sis.,
well situated for a residence, for business,
or for a residence and place of business.
There is a larj;e BRICK House contain
ing 4 lare rooms on the first floor, C bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
and Valihoue adjoins, uod it has also a
larpe crnirnt Cistern, a Pump and VVell ol
i;ood water, and all the necessary out
buildings. For terms &c. apply to Gko.F.Miller.
lisq. S. K. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. 23, 1850
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
TOOK at IlATritin!! NEW
j STOCK of Gold and Silver
Waichea and Jewelry, before you
buy elsewhere and ay a '-leetle
too much" because you was not
.ware that JlaUiow wiia cneaprr.
(M IV Mm vn iowcls 14 to IRK
$ 10.no to sn.on
wi.mt w."i
Sn.iio .yum
is.iki r-".io
1(1,00 llJKI
rt. full i. w. I.-.I ll.tolt
AiK-horcawl l .in' jcwld 14 to 18
SUrer I. J.'-T-r. j.wrltit,
A iii-linr?" it it,i Ij'phM'. jeweled
(j.M Mnp r l.iiiK. l;uvc lariolv
K.r IMii2. la:a and Ugd, latent lvlc
IVtu-il and IVns
,.17 'i :..xi
.-.'"l S.oo
4.M 10.00
" !Vti,-il 1": &.0"
rtit. rilv.-r rawp. Piamon'T p-iotM 1.50 3.00
llrra.t.iiu. 1-a.ly' aniHienfUjUifl 't etjflea .74 .'i.O0
" ll.miiit ln-krt. iImhI'V, f.,Vl 12.rt
" V it' h. lia nj, K..h and Vtst ." H 0
" rinarl lu ifc-ct 13M 1S.00
.. Ko .7S 3.50
Siltrr'l'aWeaiitl T Sima t.Oit H.UO
riati.l aiilii-riii.MlTfaandTaliI Spoona .Ti 4. on
.il.rOml. I.''0 a..'
nn.l (i.,M Sirtalca ."
Rrar'lurka I"-'10
Ai-n-r p-.na .;x e'.OO
And hondteda of first choice articles, "f.lenlid
1500.1s." j'ist from ihe City and as low as City
retailers can sell. ty A. I.. HATFIELD.
Leniaburg, March 18, 1851
Ccimslmrg JTounDrn
fPHE subscriber, thankful for past pnt
I ronie, would inform the public lhat
be continues to manufacture all kinds of
Mill CJoarin and other CastinRS Jbrarfiing
1 ..lac'lintr, aiiu uiuci ai (11.11 . vi i.i u.i.,iiv j
1 red in the best manner. Castings warranted to
he of ,onJ material, an J at prices that can not
fail la )lea. JAMES S. MAKSH.
I.ewMm.e, Feb. 1R51
nOOKINti Stoves, of various patterns
I I t ami ttaa fnr f nnl nr Wnnd. fur s.lle
V '
al the LewUburg Foundry br
James S Marsh.
TOVK3 I'urlor, Wood, and Coal
Stoves, various patterns, for sale at the
t.ewb-burg Foundry. James S. Matah.
THRASHING Machines and PLOWS
1 ft
br sale at the Lewisburg Foundry.
James 8. Marsh.
YlflAUD'S Pittent Gang Plow, a supe-
V rior article, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry hy James 8. Marsh.
GRAIN or Seed Drills Ross Patent
rlceidedlv the but and most durable
Grain Drill now in use, for sale at the Lewisbarg
Foundry by James 8. Marsh.
Nulls, Plaster, Salt and Fisli.
ft LARGE assortment jost ree'J and for sale
7
0 8 KBEMEK & CO.
Petroleum, s ROCK OIL,
A NATURAL REMEDY!
ljRorrnED from a weh in alleohrntcopa.,
Four Hundred fret below the Krth s nnrtaor! It 1b
Tut up in bottles, jut m it flown from the well, without
vl mixture of nnr kiud. It (peta Its iusrulieote firmn tb
budu, if subntanraii whirh it puMea ovur iu its secret clmu
nol : they are blended together in nuffh a iWm an to iefir
11 hum. rmpetiti'in. The IVtmisum in this respect is
like MINERAL U ATKR.S. whose virtues in must chronic
rbrnniceasas re arknowledpvxj nut uuly br physicians but
by the enuiinunity at lart;e. These sintnilnr ttuuls tlnwins
oat from the earth, impregnated with ntedinal BultAii-es
of different prttperties. and holdinfc them in such complete
solution as to reju rw the aid of rhniii'try to drtert thm,
bear ample proof to the fact that they re compounded by
the m-wler liod of Xaturc f r th al'etiatitn of human
sullen n and I 4,-se. If Hetroleum is a medicine at all,
it is a god one, for Nature never half des her work. It
will continue to he used and applet as a Remedy, as long
as man continues to be a filiated with diase. That it will
cure every disrase. we do not pretend: but that it will rure
a great numy diseast hitherto incurable, is a fart wbich
is proven hy the evidenoe in its tiTor. lit discovery is a
new era in medicine, and will enure to the health and
happiness of man.
SJTOFCLA. The Petrolenm Is a (Treat medicine in
Scrofula and King's Evil in all thae diseases oripinaiin
in a depraved condition of the blood and other fluids of
the Nxiy. It will cure pnius and enlargements of the bon-s
and joints, Rlotche. BiUw. Kr sipelas, Pimples on the face.
Tetter, iScald-head. Kinicworm.and the varioua Skin disea
ses. It has cured numerous cases of Rheumatism, Neur
algia. Gout. Ac A woman in Franklin county. l'a w:is
cured of a rheumatic affection of six years" PtimlinR : the
disease was so aggravated as to confine her to her bed dur
ing the greater part of that tiuu; she is now well, and
considers herself entirely restored.
niihXMA TISM yitldt to the jwteer of Pttroltum !
I f.-el mrs. lf und-r a debt of gratii ude to ttw proprietor
of the I'etroleum. the use of whi-h great mcdiiiui has
entirclvciin'd my wif of a violent attack of Rbeuiuatim.
She had Ia1or.d under au attack of the diea-e for about
two months, siiff- rinff the most inten-e pain: the greater
part of the time con lined to her r--d. and unMt to do
anything. The p.iin in the ami was very great. atlend-d
with a great de4 of swelling. The Tetroh-um had a hamy
elfect, for the first two or thne applications the swelling
diminishel and the pain left her. I continued to appiy
tha meilicine daily for about two weeks, which entirely
relieved her, and she is now a well as evr she was in her
hfe. I feel confident that the Petndeuin is one of I ho
gre.ttest medicines in the world fr rheumatic pains and
swellings. (Signe.l
iLldn l i lit, rerry cu, aurgucuj vnj.
Chronic Con-h cared.
T tVe nteaure in certifvin- to the valuable properties
of Mr. Kier's Pftroleuro. for au pfT -cti-m of the breast and
luii?, arcrnnpani'-d with aevt-re taiu in the cb.st, and a
coiih. I bok the I'etroleutn iu barger doses than is rt
mm-ndcd in the rtircttone, tmt atter taking 11 a lew nays
I got to like it. I should like to have a harrel of it to use
in inv familv. for 1 b'lieve it bi lie a valuable ui-di inc.
The Petroleum produced no unpleasant feeling whatever
in the uc of it. WM. DA V.
Pi LU burg. March
44 Thrre. u nothing W.t it fnr Burnt?
Pelt.kfte, Feb. 51, 150.
I got three doxen of Mr. Kier's petroleum of Mr.Howel.
and I am dif posed to think there is nothing ciual to it for
Burns: having burnt tnv hands, and expecting nothing
b-as than a long, tedious sore, but found lio son-ness at all
from its only leaving a red scale, wuhou any arcness
when preswd upon, w hieh .juite surpris- d m. I th-r fore
have great faith iu its efficacy, so far at h att, and will
introduce it in this foction.
Very respectfully, c. IIAll K Y MA.
8nvel M. Kict, F.sq. Pear fir: I have l-rn conflne.1
to my bed over five month with Typhoid Fev.-r. and stiil
am in led. During mv sickness, my left fin-'tand leg awe led
very murh, and continu d so until lately ; I tried several
r'm.di' S. without any eflivt. t'ol. Rlack called to ee me
wiih Oen. Clovek. and he n-oMumended ine to try ur
Petroleum, as it had workeil some wonderful r un-s to his
knowledge. 1 had been thinking all that day, before he
here, that I would try it: 1 liumeliatelv fl'-nt niv
n- phew. Ir. J. V.Sowm-..i (the l.m r .f this note) to the
drug-?-tore, and ct a Iwitle. and applied sonic that nLhl
to the sores, and the next morning you pnuM se a mnrkrd
!i'Tr4 not iu the 04. and has rout in tied so ever s nee. I
can assure vou it operated almost like a charm I never
saw anything heal liku it in my lif'.
I want a man inanitty yet toeiiecc a perieer cure; you
will please let the lienrr have some and he w.U pay you
for the same. Very respectfully jour frr-tid.
ALEX. SCOTT.
For sale wholesale and retail by V WSchafple
in Lrwisburg lur bale Uo ly Dc Thornton an J
linker
For the Ladies.
JUST te rriveil a choice selection of
Dor:ize Dc si. lines.
Mantilla .ilks,
Silk la re &c &e.
at tlie olJ ManJ of J. HAVES &
CO.
JgTRMT TREES.
1)ERSOXS desirous of obtaining choice
Fruit Trees such ns varieties of the
I'each, Pear, Mum, Cherry, and Apple
will do well by culling at ihe Lewisburp
Nursery ntxl tretk, as ihe subscriber is
receiving upwards of 1500, ol large size?
nd choice varieties.
April 1, 1851 11. R. NOLL.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
TR. T. A. II. THORNTON offers his
J professional services to the citizens
of Lewisburg and vicinity, in thevarious
branches of his profession.
Residence Temperance Hotel.
Office Drug Store, one door above the
Mammoth Store of J. & J. Walls.
Lewisburg, Oct. 1, 1830
THE SUMMER SESSION
or TUB.
LEWISBURG ACADEMY,
WILL commence on MONDAY, the 5th
ot MAY next. In this Institution, all
Ibe branches of a thorouh Academic course will
be tauht.
The Primary Department will receive due
attention ; and ezercUea in Composition and
Declamation will be required of the Urer mem--berg
of the school. The discipline of the Insti
tution, as heretofore, will be directed mainly to
the formation of systematic habits of study, as
the best and only permanent means of securing
order and progress among the pupils. The sub
scriber feels gratified at the liberal support which
has tbua far been given him by an intelligent
public, and he believes that the best return be
can make it, is to seek to lead the youth, placed
und r his care, to the acquisition of sound, unos
tei ta ious learning.
The average number in attendance during the
last year was 45, being a considerable increase
over any previous year. A short Vacation will
be given near the middle of the session.
Tkkm. per Session of 20 weeks: For Common
English $G, Higher Enslish fft, I.ansuases $10.
JAO. KAADULl'lt,
April S. IS51
Principal
PI ARRET T. LnrisDnto,
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL DEALER ITT
Drus, Medicinex, Chemical, Dye
Stuffs, Oils, Glass Perlumery,
Confectionery & Fancy Articles.
Dr.Thornton returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which he has received, and he assures
the community lhat every attention shall be paid
to the compounding of Medicines, and that all
Drugs shall be fully tested before they are offered
for sale, and warranted to be pure and genuine.
rTPrescription-i given free of charge at Dr.
Thornton's Drug 8 ore.
Remember to call at ibe old stand, 6rt door
above the Mammoth Store of J. & J. Walls.
STOVE WARE-ROOM,
Kearly opposite H. P. Shelter' Store.
THE best and most approved COOKING,
SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves,
Ploughs, Castings, ice. at low rates, by
CHRIST fc FRICK.
Town Properly
For Sale Cheap.
A
FULL Lot on North Fourth Strce
on which is a two storey
rrame iiuusc, 10 uy oj icei,
with a pood Cellar under it a nji
I ' IT , I O i . .
Frame iMablc, 16 by 20 an out'
Ki'chm, and other out-buildinga now oo
cupied by David Shamp. Enquire of
DAVID REBKK, Agent.
Lewisburg, Oct. 30, 1H50.
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
UTHONTRLPTIC MIXTURE!
Large Botlle Only One Dollar
TTi Proprietor f tli Great Amriran Rem!- " Vicomt'i
VCOKTARLR LlTBONTRlPTIC MUTDIl at,' indCfi br U
or gent aolicitaiiona f bis Acents. lliroaieiwBl Hi tiuiicd
tiwm mud Cicada, ban new
Bedoced the Priee
of kii popular and well known articlt; arvl frani ihia data.
Iictirelbrtb. be will pat bp hat oua ua Oftlj. bia quar
biulw : the retail price will be
ONE D0ILAB
TIe puhlic mar rest uaared that the character of the Medi
cine, iu itrenicth, and earative propertien will be main
crnANSE0. and tiie tame care will be bwtowed in pre
paring it a berrtolore.
Ai UiM medicine, under iu redaeetl price, will be pan-hosed
by thoe wbo have not hitherto made tlirnielr arqnainteH
with its virtue , tlte proprietor would bee to intimate tbit hn
article if not to be clawed with the at anion nt of " Reniediea
of the day ;" it elatnu lor itself greater healing power, tm
mil dtseass than njt ether preparation before the
world; and has utained itelf fur eight rears hy its mmpnn
medical vimiw, am), nntil this redmniAn, eommamied duuble
tlie price of any other article in tins lino.
Notice 1articclarit, this article acu with treaat':iU
laf pttwer and certainty, 0Hn the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other org aits, npou the proper action of wbick hie and
health depend.
Tim medicine haa a jnttly biffh repute as a remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that nature. It mar be relied upon when
the intelligent phyaictan ha abandoned his patient, and foi
Uiene ditreinr diseases, more especially Dioft, the propri
etor would eanteMiy and honestly recommend it. At tu
prewnt price it is easily btained by ail, and the trial wiil pv
lb article to be tlie
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
t Please ask forpami'hiets the agents give them away
they contain over sixteen pages of receipts, (in addition to lul
mt'dtral matter) valuable for houaehold purposes, and which
will nave many dollars prr year to practical housekeepers.
Tliee receipts are introduced to make tlie book of gm-a
value, aide from its character as an adwrmmg mediuui lo
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, in the form of
letters from alt pans of tlie yon n try, may be reiied upon.
ti " Vaughn's Vegetable I.iihontriptic MixUre th
I real American Rcmtnly, now tor m'c in qoart Itotttea at $
each, ma!l bottles at 50 ct each. No small t Ulcs wrll be
issued after tlte present stock is dipoed of.
Principal OlHce, Uutfalo, X. Y.( 1)07 Main Street
G. V. VAVC.ltX.
Pold Wholesale and Retail hy OI.rOTT .MtKKSSOX &
CO., Ti Maiden lane. New York City.
X. B. All letters (excepting from areflts and deals with
vhom he trawact business) miut be post paid, or no attention
will le given u them
tCr 1k. THORXTOX, Lewishurrr. is
Gi'iifral AtfPiit for trninn county J.H.Caslow,
Agent, Milion; I. GtiuianT, Sthusgroie
3,1:: 51
THE NEW FOUNDRY
IS now carried on as usual, at the uper
end of .Market street, where everv dus
cription of CASTINGS 's ke'pt on
hand or made lo order such as
The Complete, or
Complele Improved
Cooking Sloves
for either Coal or
Wood and all
other kinds of
STOVES,
also PLOUGHS of differ
ent kinds Corn 1'louhs, UuII l'louglis,
nnd the
Self-Sharpening Plough,
a new article, and which enn not he hea
in Pennsylvania. Cull and see and judge
for yourselves.
CHRIST & FItlCK.
Lewishur", July 8, 1 851
fPHE undersigned continues the LIVE
JL KY nUSLYESS at the Old Stind,
on North Third Ht., near Market, and
respectfully solicits the patronage ol his
friends and the puhlic generally.
CIIARLKS F. II ESS.
Lewisburrj;, May 22, 1850
Tanning Currying.
IOIt past favors, the subscriber returns
his grateful thanks, and hereby makes
known thai he carries on the business of
Tannins and Ciirrjln?,
nt the Old Stand. Determined not to he
outdone in the manufacture or finish of his
work, he is bound to have the best work
men and materials, and to treat those who
have so liberally patronized (as well ns
those al.so who shall he pleased to patronize
him) with that atlention which he hopes to
insure him a full share of public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange.
Hides and Hark not refused, for which the
highest market price will bo paid in cash
or iu exchange for leather.
L. STERNER.
March 25, A.D. 1850
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
f PIIE undersigned is provided wiih all ihe
X necessary forms and papers, and will
take charge, on the most reasonable terms,
of any claim for BOUNTY LAND. EXTRA
PAY or PENSIONS lhat mav be placed In his
hand a. A II applications, after N-ins Jnlv prepared
liero will be forwarded to (Jhahle Dl-Skuhno
Esq, an elTicit'iu and responsible Pension Agent
al Washington city, who will present them in
person (without extra charge) to the proper De
partment an arrangement ensuring accuracy and
despatch. JI C 11ICKOK
Lewisburg, Jan 59, 18S1 3m
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
THIS establishment has just commenced
operation, and is prepared to manufac
ture Steam Engines and Boilers, Blowing
Cylinder and Hot Blast Pipes. Retorts, Lamp
Posts, Gas and Water Pipes. Car Wheels and
Axles, Kolline Mill castings, Griat and Saw Mill
castings. Horse Power Threshing Machine and
Plow castings. Cast Iron Fronts for Houses, cast
Coupling and Bailing Patterns, and Smithwork
made to order.
J. R. JONES.
Harrwburj, Ta. Ap til 9, 1851 3oi
(Brain drills.
THE under-tinned wish to inform the
farming community generally, that
they are now manufacturing
J. P. ROSS' X.irfy Lnpmrr.7 CRJI
DRILLS, or SO W1XG MACI1IXE.
Without stopping to discuss the compara
tive merits of numerous Drills now oflered
for sale, they merely wish to invite Farm
ers to call and see the above named article
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling confi
dent that they can furnish an article that
will give entire satisfaction.
ROSS, ttEDDES & MARSH.
Lewisburg Foundry, Aug. 13, 1S50.
IT IS A FACT,
ONE self-evident, and worthy of every
consideration, lhat no Miller can make
iood clean flour without he has good clean
wheat. I suppose you wish to know the
remedy. 1 tell you it is to get one ol
rrsstresser'x ll'heut Scourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old, practical and
experienced Millwright has invented, got
up and put in successlul operation the best
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering a machine and afterwards finding
that it does not prove to operate as repre
sented, there shall be no sale, as these ma
chines are to be warranted good. Further
recommendations arc thought unnecessary.
He is now having a supply made at Lewis
burg, by .Messrs. Geddes & Marsh. Orders
for midlines, or letters of inquiry, will be
promptly attended to. Machines uil! be
sent and put to all order?. Address
I. iil'.KHXl KbSSl'.K,
Lewisburg. Union Co. Fa. 329
New Establishment!
CARRIAGE MAKING.
rilllE fultscriht r would inform iht citizens of
I this town an. I the surroumlini; country that
having m ile Lewi-lmrff hU H'rmnnri't rc-iilence
hp h;.s Ukm the s-h ip at the Inwrr t ltd of Mttrktt
sfrtrf, south stiff, wlirrr he will kern on hand or
manufarlnrp t nriliT all kind of
liCtaiKYS, CAUIil AfiKS,
SULfCEYS, SLE1GJIS, ,) c.
Also, every varirty of work in his lino
liciiiircl, Painted, Triiiiiiirrt
on slinit notice and reasonable term-f. I":-'ln
hand a 1'ire slot-k ol" well seasoned Ti.MUEK
fiotn Ihe t'hillistjuaipie hotloms.
From his lonq experience in ihe business, the
subscriber iru.-ts he will he able lo give entire
salislaclion to u!l who mny favor him nilh patro
nage. Any one disposed is requested lo call
and Eta.MiE my rnaleriits and workmanship.
Vish and Country Produce Inken in pay lor
.vork. JOSIA1I GUSTOS.
Lewisliurij, April ZH, 18."il Cm
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Sfrnl S-rn?s awl Chttrnrt-rs. By the Kcv. J. T. ltea.1
ley. This work may V. rv properly' lie er.nsiilel i,l 11 eom
pimioii lo the ivi.-re.l Vlonntain-." I.y tlie s-ime aiitlu.r.
Itsolje.-t is to illntraie :in. "remt-r m.-re lili-hke'' Hie
saeri.t wntlli rs. It is ri-.f the author's .1- .iu toimnerMle
the llihle. Itut h:?i wi.h is to ex.-iteasolir-tii'le to ol.tahi.
anil lo iM-rome ititiiuiit.-ly :t.-'llainteil nti.l perleetlv fiiuijl
iar Willi its history. ilo.-iritti's ami laws; toknow ilstruth
to iiul.il-p its spirii, feel its pi.wer. ami purtuke of its sail
vnlion; in a w..nl. t-. prize in someni.-asure as it tleserven.
tliis treasure whieh ia in-lei.l t,-y..n.l priee. l prisliet
f ir it a rirrutalion fr la yonj any of the author's former
works. i The Ni-ws..lan. Tin.
."vicr Srnirs awl Imra-! rl By the KeT. J. T. Ileail
f.y. author of the -Paereil Mouulailis.- e. This work
will a'lil n-atlv to the reont-illon of the author In nr.
erary merit it more than r nulls his - Sai-re-l Mountains."
Mr. lle.-v.llev evels in his -.lowinz atyla ami vivi.l .l. serio
tions. Hi. works an- a rieh treasury of all the sitl.timit'y
of thought, movitiir b-li.l.-rness of passion, aiel vigorous
ttrentrth of expression, whieh an- lo N- f.uiti.l in all the
lamruasrs l,v whii h muruils declare their luiuds fsee
ll.iliv IMol e. .Ian. nth. 1
It'ttnbUttttif N:..H.(-ttv Rev. J.T. Hea.ltey. We have
not for a liinj-tiine sat ilowti to a M with limn-j.l, a-hi -antiei-alion.
or founit those anti.-ipation. more fully ri-al-i.rsl.
than in the perusal of Ihe work h. fore us. ami ive
know it will he haileil Willi uratifeatiou hy the many ad
mirers of ihe talentisl author. His -Na oliHin mid his
Marshals'' was. i- rhaps, as popular, and found at least
as many enthusiastic readers a.v any hook that ran I
mentioned. Wo think the Kaml.les and fket -lies are des
tined to lie as popular at least as anv of his previously
pul.li-h. .1 works. There is not a dull rha.pt, r in tlie work,
h!hs! as it is with an iutinite vari.-tv." The-inrhor !.
ampte room and ver-re enon-h for the employment nf hia
fine talents to irreat a.lvantuge.and rao-t s!ii-ii-s.:iiilv has
hn ai-compli-hed the task. Tin- bi.j-,-raphieal sket'eh of
the author is ititerestim; and -'well e.uwdere.1, and adU
mueh to the value of the l.ok-s. whieh is zot op in a verv
neat and attrartivi- style by the publt-lier. l-fe l'ortlaiiil
TraiiKeript, IMe. l'.th.
Mr. il-a.ll. y i one of tb. most promlstni writer of
this country, and we have h-.-ra one of his best Un.ks
ono on whieh he ran s:-f ly r.-st his f.me. It poM sses the
uiilnti-uinL' rharms of perfr-t simpli. ity and truth. There
is a trrae. ful rrankn. ss i-ervaiUti-; the rouipo-ition, w hieh
en-aseo the Interest "f the read, r in the amhor as well
as in the anl.jert. Ilisramhles al-out Home, Paris ami
L..n.lon. exhil.it a thi.UMin.l lively trails f an in -euioua
nature, upon whieh a man of ta-te will d.-lifht tiv'lin.-er
W e pred.rt for this a sale ..inal to that of any of theau
tli.ir s work. I S New ork News.
The colleetiou is one of whieh no author need he asha
med. Iteon.ist in.le.-d. of gome of Mr. Headlev'a most
brilliant and hi-rlily tiui-he.1 eomposilione. ofth,'. pee-m.-ns
of his abilities br which he mav be jud-rd with the
irrrate-.l safety to his tame as a wnni-paiutrrand thinker.
See N, w York Tribune, IW. IT, lsM.
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Ajril 8, 1850
ASOTHER SCIESTIFIC WOXDER I
PEPSIN:
The true DIGESTIVE FMIU or GASTRIC
JLICE a great Vgsprpaia Curcr !
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth stomach of
the Ox, after directions by Baron I.ibbio, the
great physiological chemist, by J S.HoLou ros,
M.D., !So. 11 N. 8th St. Philadelphia, Pa.
V TRULY wonderful remedy for lndigrlion,
Dyprpsia, Juundice, Liter Complaint,
Vonntipatioii and Debility, curing after Nalure'a
own process, by Nature' own agent, the Gastric
Juice. (Jj-llalf a teaspoonful of ihis fluid, infused
in water, can digest or dissolve Five Pounds of
roast beef in about two hours, out of the stomach.
Digestion is chiefly performed in the stom
ach by the aid of a fluid w hich Ireely exudes from
Ihe inner coat of that organ, when in a state ol
hcalih, called the gastric juice. This fluid in the
grtat solvent of the wl the purifying, preser
ving and Simulating agent ol tlie alomaca and
intestines. Without it there can be no digestion,
no conversion of food into blood, no nutrition
but ralber a foul, torpid, painful and destructive
condition of the whole digestive apparatus.
I'rfitifi is the chief element or great digest
ing principle of the gastric juice. It is found in
great abundanre in the solid parts ot the human
stomach alter death, and sometimes causes the
stomach to dine.-1 or eat itself up. It is also found
in the stomach uf animals, as the ox, c.ilf, Ac. It
is the material u-ed by tanners in making cheese
sty K J ItOIIII-t. the t iled of which has long
been Ibe special wonder of the dairy. Curdling
of milk is the first process of digestion. A calf s
stomach can curdle nearly one thousand times its
own weight of milk. Baron Liebig states, "one
part of Pepsin dissolved in sixty thousand parts
of water, digests meat and other food." Diseased
stomachs produce no good Gastric Juice, Rennet
or Pepsin. To show lhat this want may be per
fectly supplied, we quote the subjoined
s n: uric i:vni: r:
Harm l.ll.lil'i. iu his eel.-br it.-d work on Animal fhe
mistrv. says: --An artificial .l.er-tive Hui-I, anr.lap.us to
th- tiastrie Juiee.may Is- reailitv pr. pared tn.ru the mucous
:n. ml.ranc cf ihe stomach of the calf, in which various
articles of f...J. as meat and -;s. will Is- soften. .! and
diest.-d in the same ruaiim-r a in the human stoma, h."
Iir. l:l:!ll:llt..in bis famoiu lrnitfc.-i.ii lo. .i and Hi. t.
pul.lishnl by Kowli-rs & Wells. New Vork, pa ;e oo. states
tlte same i.'rei.t far t. aud describes the method oi" prepara
tion. 1 h -re are few higher authorities loan :--. IVr-Tia.
Iir. rttVHK. in his valuable wriliiers on the l'hv.iolo'y
of Iiiiri-stion. observes thai -a diuiinuliou o,' lite due
'i:antitv of the l.astrie Juice is a prominent and ai!-pr-v
uiliu-.: i mi-- of Iiv -(.. J.sia." ait ! tie 'tat.-s tiia' -a ilist:n-n.-h.
d pridi ssori f iniaiieine iu l.oue.li.i 1... was sever. ly
atlli.l.d with lins couil-lallit. tili'liltir ,-v. i--. ;iniii vlv- t..
faiL bad recourse to tl.e lia.-tra- .In:.-.-, o I. fine 1 from the
tolua- h ol tlvniL' aliiluals.wlii.-h ci.iil.li tely -ueeo.-.ii .1.'-
l.r.l.lt.MI AM.alltl,. r ni til. famous work.- on Vegetal !e
Iiiet.savs: -It is a r.-uiarl.;.!.:.- f.i t iu liv-iol -i.y. ll.at
the str ma. lis ol animals, mac-rat. d in wai'-r. impart lo
the t'u-.l the pr p, rty .-t di il---' vanon. art--.- -.1
alid of - I'. . tilr' il klti l ol .trtili tal .It-e- L.oil .-i tit- tit it. Ho
wi.--.- il.tf- r. i.t fr. r;i ih- n.-itur-ii die- -in,. r-
Iir. slVluN S -r.nt v .-.rk. tio-1 h.-nii.-i.-v of Man.- Ia
lllau.l.-ir.!. I'l.li.L.I.. 1- i:. pi- ..-!.'...- avs: -I .!. -.v.rv
.-f l.-p.iri f' rnis a i: w era iu the i-hei.ii.-al Ir-t. ry .-I lli
t...u. Fr-.m r. cent exp- r in tits, v.e !.uow that f...l is
lis..o!v.-d:;sr.il l.iil lit all alt la-ia. il'.-.-t . v. t' U-l. pr- :. r-
fn.m l'e -ill. as i! is in the natural I-:. .trie Jui.-i- it- IrV
l-n.r. MMll.l.-iiN'. of the J.-lf. i-oii t'. li,..-e. l-hila.l.. in
his jrrcat work on Human 1 lt.-io!oy..l.-v.ies more titan
lit'ly i-iiis to an .-xMuinaM-.u .1 tl.i- .-u.j- ct. II:.- . -rt-r.i-iil
w iih ir. II. aumi iit. i-n the tla-trii- Juii-e. ol.l.uri. d
from the iivin-.- hiiuiau st-.ui.-... It and In. in aiitmals. an
known. In ail r.i-.-s." ii. .. -oij. .-non rw-irrtsl as
p. rl.vlly in the aiLilii-ial as iu Llie ualural l:'cstlolts '
Asa ItVM'KIMA LTl.KI!, Dr HouhIhouV
irt'i'airatii'ii ot liu h is produced ihe ni i mar
velous tfUr.a. Ii i i jit'M).-il.( to pie dftaJs of
cases in the limit of this uJvt rtisi uniit but au
ilu'iitii nt. tl crrl!'itTitt'. hiixe ,wn givt n oi more
thru. TWO illMMiK!) raj-iJ. won.Urful. and
((ntiauLht cures, il id a pn-at .Ntuvtu s Ax ri
hotk, anJ par:iru!ar!y u-tfu. for tt'inJv'ney to
I'iliouH 4listrJ-rt liver co:nf!aiul, fever and auue.
tlio evil ttXects of q'linii'. meicury, &.c., olo fur
'X(rsi in e.ilnif; or tlfinkirtg-
I'hi're is no t.um of Oia TOMAfMI COM
II.Al.TS w liich il dors not rnch and also qive
instant n httl and reunited tur a .-lnrt time, nti-
riiy ot UtooJ anJ viSiiR vr uoni ftllo'.v at once.
It is particularly exct lli-nt in case of nnust a, vo
milini;, ctantps, oreiif ss ot .he iit of ttie t-tin:u h.
distress after eating, low, cold state of the Mood,
heaviness, low tit's? of sjuniu, deoni!cncy, euiaci
aiion, wenknt'ss, ti'ntlencv insanity, Otc.
Price, O.N E I)'ILAlI per btile. Onebottle
often iTt' eta a lasting cure.
PEPSIN IN FOV.'LEKSser.t by Mail. free ofpostrge.
F-ir t-iinreiii' 1' . n . i;irT tlif conrilry
th-- li'ctivf M:i;rT tt:-- 'i'j t;.i? yw tiin th-' f-'-:.i
1'iiv .i.-rf. uilh .la . f mi- to U- .f;-. .:.-. jvitit ril hi
wat rnr u-. ih.- mva.-r n-iiI;iMi just t!i- :iuu
ilinltiT ?!. I I E 1 1 . t-ui t.v:.' tlie ij'i-tnr ly U-T t!i' ;iiu.
iriri: ar - !( t.y iiirul. Kr- i vf I- t- j. t'.-r 1. nt
if"-t-.iu-li to 1'r. J. .. Il'mhtf it. 11 ijrlh K.hth it.
I'hilad'-li'hia. iix it.Knu- tV.
Every b-):tle.atrd parkact hears the written stiy-
nuluie of J.!S.HOL'UilT(.N,M.U ,fSo!e Proprie
tor. Sold Ly agt-tits in every town in the Luiou
and by most resprcta!ne dealers in nit dicine.
lobe had of Dr. Til KA TOA. LewUburc -
J H Caslow, Milton; Thompson. MiUlinburg;
Wilt& Eilert. ilarth-ton; Wra IIohoiiji, New
Berlin; li I Crouse, SseiuK-grove ; Mrs M'Cay,
Northumberland 1 335
BULL'S EtEAD HOTEL,
MitjUiiburg, Union county, I'emi'a.
r)EslECl i I J.I.Y i
, Union county, ami
informs the citizens of
J the puMic in general.
ihiit he has Ica-ed the aliove stand, for many
years occupitd by his Father, and is now pre
pared lo accommodate friends and the traveling
community in a manner acceptable to all.
The HOI SC is large and roomy, well arran
ged in all its departments, and every care will I e
taken lo render his guests comfortable and happy.
His TABLE will always be furni.-hed with Ihe
choices! delicacies of the season, aii.l the best the
market cm utlnrd. The B. will at all times
be attended by careful persons, and none but the
very best of liquors will be kept. His STAUI.ES
arc ampl and convenient, and the OSTLER
punctual and attentive.
Iu short, ho pledges himself to endeavor lo
give general satisfaction Iu all, and hopes bv
strict attention tu business to merit and receive
a liberal share of patronage.
Aliillindurg, June 20, 18f0
T
IIEsubscri!)ers ofTt r ihe public, at their
new Brick Foundry, ihe foiluwin" new
and valuable Stoves :
Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, with
a brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Store.
Cast Iron Air-Tight Parlor Stove.fur Wood
2 sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors 1 size, 12 inch cyl
inder. Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove 2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stove for Wood 2
sizes.
Egg Stovo the very best in use for Stores,
Officr-s, Barroom?, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air-Tight Cook, Stove
The Complete Cook 2 sizes.
Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves
Ploughs Castings. Arc. &e.
CHRIST & FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dep. 12. 1349.
"An ounce of Prevention worth
a pound of Cure," in
that aivful disease,
CONSUMPTION. !
DR. FITCH S Lectures on the Preven
tion and Cure of Consumption.
This popular work for sale in Lewisburp
by S. F. Lyndall J. Houghton and a
this oflict. Price, 73 cents
HENRY C. HICKOK,
A TT0RXEY AT LA IK,
Lewisburg, Union County, Penn'a.
0FFJC? 5 Second s,- ,a,ey "PiB
by L. B. Christ. Esq. P
Jftuit nnti
O RN AMENTAL
TREES.
The subscr.'Lv-r otTtis for sale a arB
assortment of choice Fruit Trees such m
Apple trce,,7tol0focthifih 40 raricti.,
ail warranted gr-ouine-Pcacf tree,, 20
varieties; lartanaa Cherry, Nectarine,
Prune and I'ear trees, together hh Mme
G or 8 varieties ol Grape Vines of the best
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the I'aulonia, Linden, &c
N. B. Persons wishing to procure a
quantity of the Fruit trecs.are requested lrj
make immediate application to thesubscri
ber, in order to procure the varieties and
sizn wanted. H-R-.N'OLL
Lewi.shurj, Mnrch 4, 1S50.
LI V KII COMPLAINT,
TA!;.W(.E Dyspepsia. Chronic or e0u,
VfUUty, disease of the Kidneys, and all dis-a-es
ansmit f,om a disordered I.iver or Slomach
such as ;onstiiatii)n. Inward I'ilrs, Fulnfsa '
or BI.,od to the Head. Acidity of tLo
Ntomarh, .au-i, Jliarthnrn. dis
pust for Fond. Fulness or Weight in Ihe
Stomach, tviur Eructations, Kinking or Flut
tering at the ( it of the Stomach, trimming of tb
Head, hurried and difficult breathing, Flut
lering at the Heart, choking or suttoca.
ling Sei.satiuna when in a lying
posture, dimness of Vision, Dots orWebs
hefore Ihe fiBhi, Fter and duil Pain in the
Head, Deficit ncv of Perspiration, Yellowness of
the Si; in and Eyes, pain in the Side, BacK
Chest, LiinLs, &c. sudden Flushes of
Heal, Uurning in ihe Flesh, consent Ima
ginings of Evil, and grtat Depression of Spirits
ri i-i iii-rECTrii.r.T ciar.r bt
DR. UOOKLANlrs
CELEBRATED GERHAH EITTLR3,
prepared hy
Ir. '. Jackson,
at the "(Jermnn Medicine Siore,"
r.io irch sr. riiiiiui.
77(eV p'uvrr i.rrr the nhnrr distant s in n,t rx-.
etllnl. if tniuiinl. L, ,,,, tl,er pr'pari,ti, n fy
the tmnl .ltt.u Ihe turt, atti't.in tnwvi
'' 'Sltr '': pAy-ieiuiiM had failed.
Tlitse ti t.-rs arc w..rlliy the aitri.non of intra
lids. PosesHiig great virtues iu the rectiricauoa
ol di.-eass of ihe l.ivt rand lesser gi.iuds, eierri
ing the most scirthing powers io weakness and
all.-ctions of the digestive orgjiu, her aie wilhal
sje, certain and pleasant.
ItC.td a?ii i cosTi-jrtn. The Hon. Cha
I) Hiiieline, editor ol Ihe Camden Democrat, tha
i-et paper in West Jersey, gays, Ju!v 21st
liifitl.v.Mi.-i ;ki;i nnTKiis.- hav. n
rii.inv lliitt. r:r.-' u.ui.,-m.i this m.-iinH. . an.l t,e K-urr
Hii. tti.-v run... m, in. t.j u? lo maxf ui.,u.ri.'sresctiii4
:1s n.i n;s. Kr..m m-juirv i- m n- -r.-uail.il tons- it. sod
nillsl say Wl- li.un.l il -in citir iu il, cction U.Bilir:-araif
i'i- i:v. r-riMit. .tivi-i.i-nni.cn.i llio j..rful intlurnrs
:t i-. it- 111...11 1,. r.i u f.ri'StniiH.iib- rr-llv sori.risiDj;. It
a'li.- and nr-n. tli.-ns ii;r u.rvr.. r-riiviiig liim juwa
-tar- ,. r. (-.. in. .Kin- sii-i (. ri-lr. -hini:.
Il th mini. -:n, w. re nii-ri. t-. ni rally owd. we an sat-
-ti-.l lin n- .nii. U lei si.-kui-ss. as Ironi the stuBiacfa,
!,-.-r. nri-l ii.-r..n system ibe rrresr m.-ut.rify of real and
.was ii-O tlsre..sem.Ule. th, a, m hrsltilTCOB-
ii. :.:iJ j..u run 'i.-tiani-i- li. i.iUi mirs geBe'tmlly.
i In. .-Mra..r.i:iu.ry m.-lii iue e wuul.l -.Ivisr onr friend,
"la. an- at all 11 J to E.re a trisl it will ther ret.
.nun. n.l it.tir. H -I" u!.l. in ta.-t.l--in eerj faBliiy s
ithiT m.,li.nie ran .r. lui.- rui h eiLlinres ..merit.'
r torn the lt.lim Her editorial, Dec 22d
I r. lI.M,tl:in(l' C-l. r.e Ill .....
f I.:
n.i- aiii!. Jaun iLT. iiysi-ria. ,nd hrr,nien.
-li- Il-. l il.tv
il. Mrni:i r.iie lB. muft pn..a,t
y. Tli. .v l:itt,.rs l.n.e i .. 'l l-
i ill' s f I' the
tU-usalals. au.l a fri. n.l at , ell.-w sav. ,e has himssff
r .-i iv. I in m tlie u-e .,1 n,,, ," -,
are rvuvmriil LLat
iii nil- ii-a- i.i in.--,. t:;
ttir. the l.atieiit ...,.....!
111.
. - '. i wriiiy i.r jrr. at ..nsi.lrrata n.
are -.wa.-.,:.l in t. .. ,m),H. mud e,.n he u.l l.
l-er-ns ,ll, the ,,.rt Ueli-itte Moma.lis. lth s.letr
?'"'?;?";!'"" HearesBkiBcftM.,,,.
.nor. ai. 1 l 111;- alth.-t.-d we ..Jvisr UKir ui.
Scidt't W eek!;,, one ol the best literary papers
net. .-I,.,. I ....1 J ' '
.w........u, eJlu, .-tug Olll-
l'r. Jr.
'IU.M.N lil t BA IliITias. mannfartureii It Dr
.lark -on.
are ni.w r. - ..ii.,..,,,i, a ,,",.. ,i ...;
nil Brii'ir .'i si.iu
. in, a. j in rases .1 t, male e:,k i,.. As su. Ii is ihe rase,
..ii! l a-ln,,. ,,,.,,!.,, , ,,tin a , ,lin,
save h.-m-i,e. ,,,u..i, ;..(.,..,. ,..., f dei.il.t.t.il
.Bst,tMtM..w,a rn, ,,. 1;.r, ,n,...rr,sU,&,it
ti. .1.1 i.. as ru km.w in.n, rKM! lht. fiiUIarT frrrt
I. .III. Ill HI. Ill', r- ..t 11- i' I..- .. .. ; .. U
sjsu-ms.
Judge M..l..o.it, a gmtleman of great scien
tific and literary attainn.ei.ts said in hi"ew York
M eekly Messenger, Jan fi, I s;,il
It ll;:z, h.r ,- a. rr.. .-,., r,. !(,. j. , preparation
-iii !i ihe l..,,,. ,.,, ,.,, , ( .,. umuiimeirs
m n-iiEiiiim.lin. an.l the ri-an i- n. It is ma.
aft, r a ; r. - rii iii.i, fnriii-br.l I.r nr ' t the ninst rrWbratt
f,11' "f Bwlrm timesil.e iate Er. Chnstophw
Wtlhclm Hocrland. fr-f...r t.. the t niv. rsity if J. n
r"'r l li.'-ieian ti the Kinnnf Tra-nia. anil onr ef th
L-r. atit ni. .lui.I rili rs lieriuanr ha. ever prnHun-J. II
was . mplialieally t. t.ni0iv of )....-. .n-l thenlerr a
r.,l., :,,e or .hi. I, he was the invent. 'ami i nJ. r-rmr
" "fi'trtitly reli, d no. lie sr. rially rerr.mraen.le.1 il ill
1.11. rl.rrip!;,. n:, lu.pepnia. u. J,i)y. -rrtipS Andili ut
the Moma, Ii. 0.nfli,:,ti, ami ,11 ron,i.i1.int. an.-iDS
irnui a ili.-or.len, rr.n.litii.n nf the Mnaiarli. the Liift an.l
tlio liili.-tm... .N,ne fl.Ua.lelj.hia paper- eitr. Iheir
o. tntl.-n ft Its ex. ellenn-. aii-l si vcral of their tilllers
p. a.i nf its eft. rl. rrnai tin ir own in.tivi.lual eiis-neorr.
'-rr tmse tirrliuistanrrs. we f,-rl warrante'l. net rn.V
It: ra.Inii; the alt. iitin nf onr re..l,.r ., the nrrvit
T. ri. ter
i-minendin
I'r. l . JarksuB's' preparaliuB, tut IB rel
the artirle to all afllirt.-d.
.MonzEvii.t!.iE. The Philadelphia Saturday
(azette, the best family newspaper published in
ihe I ntie.1 Glares, the editor say a of Dr lloofland'a
Uennan fitters
It i- s. l.li-m that we nmntm. r.l what are trnnrH Pat
ent .M-.. 1,111, , t.. ,lr r. inters' i .tr. n..-e and cnti'tenrr i
an.l. th, r, lerr. lieu we ri-n.mi.i nU llr. H.mflaB's Bev
man Liu, rs. we wi-h it to I ili.imetlv uuilrrskai thai
. are not .-neakinir of the n. Mreis 0 the .lay. that are
nniM-J aK.ill li.r a l.rn f peri. J ami are n -rnttra after they
have .h ue tii. ir rnilty raoe ol nii-rliief. hut of a Bicdicine
I..11 j e.i;,l.!;,l j. mutersally rU. il. anil BBira kas But
the hearty ai.pr..val of ihe Family itself.
Evidence on evidence has been received (like
the foretroinir, frln ,. l " ,
her""i"" L' T'",J-" '"'-" - "' " ', i,,".t
ei nil in ' . ""V"MI hi- ' f oilier Boslro.is
nn n "ir! ' """ ""' K- rslar.ii.lM-d. aa. nilly
-n . . m;,B,'r Ifl araliia will ,..-, .itb Ihr.r
.11, t approval wh, a pre,, nnd , j, th.. fm. Tkat
1.1. 1.1, .heme will rare 1.1 ver I'.'Bll.laiBt and f -prpfia. n
Z 'l? .I' "'r' " " ted. art, Iper,"
.1 v ..,, .n II... Momarl, ,,,4 Lirr. prefcrahte to
and rrhal ie (h n, fit, at any t,mr.
Beware of counterfeits!
1 his medicine has attained lhat character which
it is nectssary for all to attain to indue counter
feiters 10 pul forth a spuiious articfe at the risk of
the lives of ihose who are innocently deceived.
Look vill t the marls of the (Unuine.
1 hey have the vrrittrn signatuie of CMJacksow
upon the wrapptr, and the name blown in lii
bolile, u-ithuut u hieh titty are spurious.
For sale. wholesale and retail, at the GERM
MEDIt l.VE STOKE, io. 120 AKCH u an
door below Smh, (Jale of 1?8 Race St.) PliIaJ
elphia.aud by respectable dealers generally, the
couMiy throughout. , ly330
AUo finale bu S. F. L TMDA L h,Letcuhurg,Pm
Also by THORNTON, Jo
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PKINTING,
.NEATLY k EIPEDITIOtSLI
EXECUTED
AT THE "CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Lewisburs:.
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