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LEWISBUKG CHEONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
11
1
Bit atti) Cjntnot.
Falling in Lora
A young man elopes with a silly girl:
d Hurries her, on a fortnight's acquain-!
and
nis follv is at Icntrth annarcnt even
.. . , , ,. ... ,
so iiiiubcii, nu ue mtouuui mr uib hi w
vised conduct by saying that " he fell in
lore." True enough, that's the way to fall,
A warm-hearted, weak-minded, impetuous
. ... ' , . .
damsel, listened to the false protestations
of a reckless rascal, who, with or without
the nuptial ring, brings her down from
affluence and virtue to poverty, vice and
degradation. She tells her scornful rela-'
tires or sympathising friends, " that she
fell in love." Alas, ahe says rightly, sue
fell in love ! It is better not to ftlL
They tell a good story of a very polite
Sheriff who came nrar being outdone by a
person it was in the line of his duty to hang.
"Sir," said the gentleman, aa the Sheriff
9 c 1
Was carefu'.Iy adjusting the rope, "really
your attention deserves my thanks. In
fact I do not know of one I should rather
bare to hang me." ' Really," said the
Sheriff, "you are pleased to be complimenta
ry. I do not know of another individual
it would give me so
much pleasure to
tang."
A Wise Landlord.
One night, a military officer, a judge, ;
. rW all nnnlied for Wo-.no- t n
' 11 c c
ion where there was but one spare bed,
. and the landlord wa culled upon to decide
which had tlie best claim of the three.
" I have lain fifteen years in the garrison
at B.," said the officer.
"I have sat as judge twenty years in
B.," said the judge.
" itli your leave, gentlemen, 1 nave
rtood in the ministry twenty-five years at
J.,'' said the priest.
" That settles the dispute," said the
landlord. " You, Mr. Captain, have lain
fifteen years you, Mr. Judge, Lave fni
twenty years, but the aged pastor has sfrW
five and twenty years, so ho certainly has
the best right to the bed.''
A Bitter Fill.
" Doctor, that ere ratslianc o' yours is
first rate," said a Yankee to an apothecary.
" Know'd it ! know'd it !" said the
pleasant vendor of drugs. " Pou't keep
nothin' but first-rato doctor stuff."
" And diictor," said the other, coolly,
" I want to buy another pound of ye."
" Another puin l 1"
" Yes, sir. I gin that pound I bought
the other day to a pesky mouse, and it
made Lim dreadful sick, and I am sure
that another pound would kill him."
BCA -bad fix" was that rather raw
boy in, who one morning bro't his master
pair of bcits, the foot of one of which
was much longer than the other.
"How comes it that these boots are not
of the same length ?" said the man. I
"I really don't know, sir-but what'
bothers me most is, that the pair down
stairs are in the same fix !"
A negro in Boston had a severe attack
of rheumatism, which finally settle.! in his
foot. lie bathed it, and rubbed it, and '
ewathed it but all to no purpose. Finally,
tearing away the bandages, he stuck it out,
and with a shake of his fist over it, ex
claimed " Ache away, den, old feller
ache away, I sha'n't do nuffin more for ycr ;
dis chile ken stan' it as long as you keu
eo ache away !"
An old Dutchman passing a number of
railroad tracks in the course of a day's
journey, and never having seen any before,
was non-plussed to account for their use.
At length, after examining one of them
for about twenty -five minutes, and scratch
ing his head quite bald, he ejaculated :
" Tay must pe iron clamps to keep der
ertqoakes from breaking up der mad."
We were at a theatre, on one occasion,
when, in the play of Ilaroltt, a ghost came
upon the stage, wearing a very heavv
grey beard.
44 Who ever saw a ghost with wbir.kers!" I
indignantly exclaimed a critic at our ellxw. i
" Who ever saw one arVwaif f" was the '
sjuicf reply of another.
In a town not far from Boston, a clergy
man Was viMting a district, where a little
lxy was bnt forward to " speak a piece,"
because he was bold. When he was done,
the clergyman praised Lim by saying,
Why, my little lad, you are not afraid,
are yon ; o ! I ain't afraid of nothin'.
J ain't of mid of tluul-s."'
" Do you retail things here ?" asked a
green looking specimen of humanity, as
be poked his head into a store on Main
street, the other day. " Yes," was the
laconic reply. " Well, I wish you would
re-tail my dog be had it bit off about a
Week ago."
It was said of a certain "frank and free
spoken woman," bat not over-wise, that it
was not at range that her mind was almost
gone, as she had given so many people "a
piece" of it !
u I know by a little what a great deal
means," as the gander said when he saw
the tip of a fox's tails ticking out of a
kollow tree.
A awelan-cholic man was he who passed
last night in pain and tribulation, in con
sequence of eating a whole watermelon at
linner.
.Storage, Forwarding,
" Tttvttcc
AND GRAIN BUSIN.LSS
f GIBSON .pectfuUj announces to tne
citizens of Union snd adjacent counties,
tblt ne nM reDt,d those large and eommouioue
Store Houses and WharfJ
lately occupied by Samuel Wolfe dee'd, aouth of
the I Biidee. where lie will carry on
General COMMISSION Business. Stobaoe
nnfMt .en,ied to and all kind, of GRAIN
, bought at the highest Market price. U.U.
-""" Aug. mat iya
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
IfERV thankful for former favors from the
public, the undersigned would
that he conliuues the business of
Tailoring,
in all its branches at his old stand on Market Si
between Third and Fourth streets. New York
FASIIIOXS received regularly. All persons
tntru.tinir work tn bim m.v be purr of fa&rioc it executed
woraaniikemnn,o short ,.wi at rewu-
sable ejianres. bAMttL AMMON.
liable ejiarges. SAMl'iX AMMOY
a).'u-tonier. who nave not settled in two years might
do well to rail ana it how until accounts staua.
Lewisburg, Auk. if, "l.
Xew York Importers and Jobbers.
FREEMAN, HODGES, & CO.
58 Liberty Street,
(Bctw n Broad war anJ Nawsu St. near the Post-OfBoe,)
NEW TORS.
TV
TF. are receiving, by daily arrivals from
Europe, our Knl I and Winter assortment
' of rich, fn-hmnahle Fancy Silk and Millinery
w 'pecttully invite all i,an rural-
i mrm thnrniiahlv In evarninei nnr stock ann nrice.
and. an interest governs, we feel confident our
Good and Prices will induce them to select from
our eeiahlishrncnt. Particular atlention in devoted
to MILLINEKY GOODS ; many articles are
msnufactuied expressly to our order, and can not
be surpassed in beiiuty, style and cheapness.
Beautiful Tarin Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck snd Belt
Satin and Tall, la Kil.lons. of all widths and colors.
Silke, Satins. Velvets, and I'ncut Velvets for Hata.
Feathers. American and French Artificial Flower.
I'ntfini;.. and Cap Triniuiinirs.
Dress Trimminirs. lar.-e assortment.
KHibroideri-.. 1'npes. Collars. I'ndcrsleeves and ruff..
Kin.mhrlt.n-d UcTiereand Hcmstifrhf'ainhrielldkfs
Crapes. Lureee. TarMnns. Illusion, and Cap Laces.
Va'uciennc; llruswls, Thread, Silk, and Lile Thread
lee.
Kid. Silk, Sewing Silk, Lisle Thread, Merino Gloves,
and litu.
Fud and Tlain Swis5. Book, Bi'hop Lawn and Jaconet
Miflin.
EM.USIt. FRrxrtf. AMEPTfAX. AXD 1TALIAX
STKAW GOUDS.
July. 5m3ST5T
UNIVERSITY
at lcivisburg.
ri'HE next Session of the University will com
mence on Thursday, Oct. 16, 1851.
The Board of Trustees have been highly grat
ified by the large degree of success which has
Irradv sticmlfd their exertions : and they are
rerolvt-d to spare no efforts in order to furnUh
bcrerfur the highest advantages to Students.
The Rev. HOWARD MALCOM, D.D-has
entered upon his duties as President of the Uni
verHiy. His well established reputation givra
1 assurance that under his administration a still
laeer ilcene of success awaits the University.
He will he assisted in the department of inaUuc-
liiin by the following able Professors :
Ret CKO. R. Tll.ISS. A.M., Prof. of fliwk Lang. titerat.
(iK". W. ANfiKltSOS. A.M. " Latin "
CHtS S J A.M I'mf. of Math. Natural Thilos.
Alilihu TAVUlK, A.-M, Prof. of Belles Lettres.
The u-ui.l system of Collegiate education is
fully carried out, embracing a course of four years
and entitling the successful student to the degree
of Bachelor of Arts.
In order, moreover, to adapt the University to
the wants of all, a course of study has been
'h-bed omitting the Ancient Language, and
I sub-tituting in their place various branches ol
Mathematics, Philosophy and natural Science.
This course wi.l occupy a period of three years.
It is thoroueh and omplete, and will entitle the
faithful Student to the degree of Bachelor of
j Philosophy.
Siti.tetita who iWiirn enendinw but a vesr or
two at Col!err. will have an opportunity of stud
ying whatever branches they may elect, such as
Chemistry. Civil Engineering, &.C
Every Student will be required to give special
attention to Composition and Public Speaking.
In connection with the Collegiate Department
ia an Academy in which the ordinary branches
of an Enclish and Classical education are pur.
sued. This department ia under the charge of
Isaac N. Loom is, A. Principal, and Assist,
ants. There is also a Primary Department under
the superintendence of Mr. Norma Ball.
Every arrangement baa been made to furnish
all requisite aid in every part of a thorough Aca
demic and Collegiate education. An excellent
Library, a very complete Philosophical Apparatus
and a well furnish" d Chemical Laboratory are
provided. The Library ia constantly receiving
valuable edditions.
'I he University haa extensive Buildines stand
ing in an elevated grove on the south aide of the
town. A more beautiful, pleasant and healthful
location could not be found within the State.
Pbk s or Ti mux Coll. riate Depart meat, fpo per annum
Aead.-mie " JM
I'rimary " 12 "
Boarding ard Washing can be obtained at pri
ces ranging from $1,50 to $3,50 per week.
The year is divided into two Sessions one of
26 netks. commencing 16th Oct. and continuing
till I be I fib, April ; the sreond of 14 weeks, from
the I Jth of Mas to the 18th Aug. 18.r2.
THO'k'WATTSON, Pres. of Board.
CiF.O. F. MII.LEK, Sec. do
Lewiahurg, Uuiou Co. Pa. Aug. 23, 1851
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS !
X HAVE mails) arrangements with Wro. 8.
I Trowbridge and S. 8. Conover, the former
ol whom has Iwen engaged in the Western Slates
j as Purveyor for 17 years, by which I can insure
. the location of land warrants on the choicest
' lands now in market, in Wisconsin, Minneaota,
Iowa or Illinois, at the following rales :
Warrants for 160 acres. $10; those for 80
acres, $7 ; and those for 40 acres, $5. Warrants
entrusted to me with the above fees and a Power
of Attorney to locate enclosed, if sent to me by
mail shall be punctually and faithfully attended to.
Powers of Attorney must be properly acknowl
edged before a Justice of the Peace, accompanied
by the cenificsie of the Proihonotary under seal.
Bsnkable paperin Penn'a and Ohio bills pass here.
17 Refer to Peter Beaver, and It C Hickok,
Lewisborg.
MITCHELL STEEVER, Att'y at Law.
Milwaukie, Wis, Aug. S3, 1851
N B. I will also attend as general land agent,
pay laics, Ac. for Eastern land-holders in any
of the above Stales 3m386 M. S.
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING,
SE1TLT k EIPEDITIOUSLTJ
EXKCUTKD
AT THE "CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Lewisburg.
t N extensive variety of Rasas, Strops, Fish
J, in Rods and Lines, Snoods, Flies, Hooka,
iVe. at SCBAFFLETX
Life Insurance.
KEYSTONE Mutual Life Insurance Comp
any of Harriaburg, Pa., has a guarantee
capital of $75,000
Local Agent, LcicurWg H.C.Hickok.
Medical Examiner do W.n.LnsEa.M.D.
BfOfOjKfSf.
PRINTED with clear type on good paper and
in firm and elegant bindings, consisting of
STAXDAED EELIGIOCS WOBKS.
Andrew Fuller's complete IFrey-sSeriptiir-TvpesT.1.00
Works 3 vols. ft ,Oo " MKsuhtip '
Aidtol. votion.Watt.4c.4inowcllnth-l)ereonrhlp Hu
BuuTaii'aAwakeningWks t.'kj Way of Salvation 7.1
lnvitiue 7&:Jame8Ch.Meuiler'lj!iide X
u IieTolional 7." t'hureh in Kaniert AO
" Filsrrim'a I'roirrs S" Law Call to Chrirtians
II. .lj War ft)
Booth'a Keiiru of l.raoa 4.''
Crowett'a lliurrb Memb
er's Hand Book ."
Lit of Mm. Ann II.Judn M
M Sarabll-JudaonbO
Lynd on the tiarnlrce and
Atonement W
Mail Alm-t arhriatian M
Cru'f Ili-t Knt llap.Miom.fi..
UauuueU's Am. TiiMemoirsof Itev.S-rearce
COXTBOXTltSIAt WORKS.
Ir. Csrson on Bai ti'm$l,.WDr IIowell on Communion 60
J. II. Ilinton t'5 S. Remington e
Smilh on Infant 8."! " Reasons for
Peninlly on Ilai tism and beeominl a Rapti-t
B..lh on llirotrr, 20 to 2S Baptist Manoul, a Collec
Piof.CurUnunCom'munion7sl lion of Tnn-ts, . M
TOR cnlLDBEX AXD SrXDAV-Si IIOLlLS.
tleohnl. an Allivtinr rt.2.VS. S. (.leaner 1SS2 J5
Iir.ltiils-ock'sTaleKOtTrutli 4
UoLford's Spiritual Voy
age, an Allegory 15
Anna llailev 1'
DrBeleher'aSt-riptureTiLlcso
on fopery t
" llapti.ms of
the New Testament 20
Closinft Scenes in Life of i
Gertrude the Peace Maker 14
Fruneis F.j;erton 1-1
The Floods 1.1
Vonna I'emona 25 rather Apples l-
Our Sarinr. by a Teacher 2u James and (ieore 10
Serpent I'ner.iled. a Tort- Memoir of E. M. Way
rait of Uuiversiilbm 2fiSimple Str.ri.-s 9
Eflie Maurice ltl.Sr ripture Serls,o.l and
John Fink 10 2, by a Teacher 6 and 9
THE PSALMIST, in various styles, $0,".f. to 1,25
THE HARP, 2- to 35
The above for sale in I.ewisburg at publication
prices, at the store opposite Kline's hotel.
371 BARTON otCHALFANT.
New and Popular School Book.
COMPREHENSIVE Summary of Uxivfbsai.
History, Meet her with a Biography of
Distinguished Persons, to which is appended an
epitome of
Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
General Astronomy, and Physiology.
Adopted and used in the Public Schools of
Philad. E. S.JONES Si CO., Publishers,
S. W. Corner Foi-btb and Kice streets, l'hila.
fi Teachers and School committees address
ing letters to us post paid will be furnished with
copies for examination.
riA full and complete assortment of ROOKS
and STA TIOXER Y f r sale at the luwc.it prices
lychn38uSStr
9Iap of the State of California,
0'
KEGON, UTAH. NEW MEXICO, and
TEXAS, printed by fc. Aug s Mitchell in
1846. and painted to corre-pond wita the lioun.
darics fixed by Congress in 1850 for sale at the
Chronicle office, price S5 cts.
jfia Dr. John Locke,
surgeox dextist,
MAY be found at his Office and resiJcnce
Third street, near the Uer.Uef.Ch. the two
weeks following the 6rsl Monday of each month.
here he is prepared to execute ail operations in
his line of business in a mauner creditable lo
himself and satisfactory to those who may favor
him with their patronage.
JOHN I.OCKri, ll.U.o.
Lewisborg, Pa., May, 1850
LEVYISDUI1GDAKERY.
THE subscriber having commenced the baking
business in Lewisburg, nearly opposite II .
P. Shelter's store, intends keeping constantly on
hand the best of
FANCY CAKES,
together with a good supply of Common Cakes,
and DREAD which for whiteness and quality
will be surpassed by no baker in the country, as
we have the services of a practical workman.
In connection with our Bakery, we have an
112! SSSAIffl SALLSIiU
FARMERS
and persona from the country will find the Bakery
a convenient and pleasant resort for the purpose
of obtaining refreshments, such ss Bread, Cakes
Pies. Oysters, Hot Cullee, &.C. etc.
Also, FLOUR for sale.
A. E. DBNORMANDIE, Agt.
Lewisburg, Dec. 1850
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
IOOK at HA-rrinn's NEW
j STOCK of Cold and Silver
W atches and Jewelry, before you
buy eleahere and pay a "leetle
too much" because you waa not
aware that HaiticlJ sells cheaper.
Gold P. levers, seren jewels 14tolK in no to 10.00
dO fllll jeweled '. tH ni.lS) W.OO
Anelinrsandle.in.YjewldUtolS ",
Silver 1'. le-vers. jeweled. 1."0 S-''.'"
" Aneboni and lrpine. jeweled lo.ial 17.00
Gold Fiuirer Ilinir". larca variety ,37 'j- .0n
- Far King, plain and sgd, latest Styles M .
" reneila and Feus M ln.'W
" IVneils 1.7S t
" Tens. Silver eases. THamond pototM 1JW 3.')
Hrrat.ins.La.lT'sanlleuts,UlI'tatyles .7' F..nn
Hunting Lnrkets. douMe. 6.50 1-MMl
Watehrluuns, Fob aud Vest .! 2. .OH
" Hoard do t feet 1W la.on
" Hera .'i
Silrer TaWe and Tea Spoons .) l.il
fluted and tterm. silver Tea and Table Spoons ,75 4. no
Silver Coaiha 2.e0 S.OO
" and liuld Spectacles l ."0 S.7S
Brass Clocks 2.-'s lo.oo
Arror.la.na 2,. .'"
And hnndreds of first choice articles, "splendid
goods." just from the City and as low as City
retailers csn sell, by A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewisburg, Msrch 18. 1851
cu)isburg JTonn&rn
THE subscriber, thankful for past pat
ronage, would inform the public that
he continues to manufacture all kinds of
Mill Gearing and other Castings. Thrashing
Machines, and other articles of Machinery repai
red in the beat manner. Castings warranted to
be of good material, and at prices that csn not
fail to please. JAMES 8. MARSH.
Lewisburg, Feb. 1851
COOKING Stoves, of various patterns
and sizes, for Coal or Wood, for sale
t the Lewisburg Foundry by
James S Marsh.
STOVES Parlor, Wood, and Coal
Stoves, various patterns, for snle at the
Lewisburg Foundry. James 8. Marsh.
WIARD'S Patent Gang Plow, a supe
rior article, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by
James 8. Marsh.
GRAIN or Seed Drills Ross' Patent
decidedly the best and most durable
drain Drill now in use, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by . James 8. Marsh.
Nails, Plaster, Salt and Fisli.
A LARGE i
ortment just ree'd and for sale
D S KREM1R & CO.
rat. J
Petroleum, sROCK OIL,
A NATURAL REMEDY!
PROCURED FROM A WELL IH ALLB0UESTC0,P-.
Four Hundred fret below the Earth', surtaeel It"
put up tn bottles, just as it Hows from the wall, without
aJmisture of any kind. It gets Its imrrrdlenU front the
beds f substances which It passes over la Its secret chan
nel : they are blended toother in such a tma as to defy
all hnman competition. The ikrralnist in this respect Is
like MINKILAL ATEIW, wh.we virtues in most chronic
chronic cases are acknowledged not only by physicians but
by the community at larse. These einiruiar auida aowins
out from the earth, intpn-irnatcd with medicinal sutwlanees
ofdiSenmt properties, and holdine them in such complete
solution as to require the aid of Chemistry to detect them,
hear ample proof to the fact that they are onmpoundrd by
Uie rmv-ter hand of .Nature f the alleviation of human
sulfennr and di we. If Fetrolrum is a medkina at ail.
it i a Kinl one. t't Xalure neter half does her work, it
ill continue u. I u-J and applied as a Itemedv. "
as man continues to be afili. ted a lilt dl-eaoe. That It will
cure erery dlrae. we do not .retend : .ut lliat it will enre
a snat manv dsataxv. tilth, rto Incurable, w a met w 111. n
is proven by the e.r.1. or- in its faT.T. It dlseoTery IS a
new era in medicine, and will enure tu the health and
happiness of man.
StrROfTlA. The lYtrolenni is a prent medicine In
Scrofula and Kini;- Kill in ail those diseases nriatnaUns;
in a di-pravii condition of the blood and other Musis ot
tliellr. It will cure p:tin and entailments of the bones
and joints. Klotehea. Ililea. trvsipela. Pimples on the ta'-e.
Tetter, Seald-hend, Kiiiiworni.aud the Yarious Skin dn-iv
si s. It has runil nuui -rous cases of Khcumatism, Neur
algia, tlout, Ac. A wi.innn in Franklin county. Fa., was
etirrHl of a rheumatic affection of six years' standing: the
Ui-ciisc was so apn"ava!ed as toeoulrne tier to her led dur
ini the (rrcnter part of that time; she ia now well, and
criiMders herself entirely relore-t.
KIIKVilA T1SM yirhli to the pnrer of Pttrotnm '.
I feelmrsilf unrtradehtof Eralitude to th'j proprietor
of the I'eiroleuin. til- use of whi' il Rreat meiln-iur has
eutin-ly cured iny wif. of a violent attark of Hheumati.ra.
.he had :a!r.il under an attaek of the diieiL-e li.r al.ut
two months. stttTerinir tne most intense liii; the preah-r
part of the time coiil'uie.1 to her bail, and uual le to do
any tiling. Ttie pain in the limbs was very Kreat attended
with a preat ilesl of swelling The petroleum had a happy
effect, for the first two or thri-e aiplieations the swelling
.liniiiiislii'd and the pain left her. I continued to apply
,i.. m.n..;n. .Inilv f..r sl4ut two w.ks. whi'h entirely
relieved her, and she is now as well as eeer sh was in h-r
life. I f'-el ci.nlid. nt that the I'elroleum is one ol the
rrn-atest mr-dieiues iu Uie world f-r rheumatic paius and
sweliiugs. fSiirnelj
I'ETIIR l'l'HL, IVrry St, Allegheny City.
Chronic Congh cured.
I take pleasure in eertifvina to the TalnaWe properties
of Mr. Kier'a Fetmleum. for an afTjction of the breast and
lumr. aceompani.1 with severe pain in the chest, and a
couch. I took the Petroleum in larirer doses than is rco
mnnicndci! in the din-tions. but afh r Ukinfr it a few days
I (jot to like it. I should like to have a barrel of it to use
in mr family, for I beliere it to be a ralnable medieine.
The I'etruleuro produced no unpleasant a-elincs whatever
in the use of it. V'M. DAx.
1'iltsUurp-, Jlarrh 16, 1S50.
" There it nntl.inn mt it far Burnl."
Rn-uroTTs, Feb. 21. I'M.
I (tot three rlon n of M-.Kier's Ivtroteum or Mr.llnwetl.
and I am disosH.I to think lli'-re is nolhit g isual to it Tor
burns: haviuis I urnt my hands, and exMctmx notliiuir
less than a lonif. teiliou- son-, hot found no son uese at ail
from its only leaving a red scale, withour any soreness
a h-n presstni uvm. whieil niiiu- surjiris d ui-. I therefore
have irn-at f'lilh in its elt.uacy. so fur at least, and aill
introduce it in llii ser li..n.
Very rcspeclfully, Ac. 1IAUVET MANS.
Smrn. M. Kir.R, T.-j P-ar Sir: I have lwcn eonltne.1
to mr l-el over live ni'.uttis it'i Typhoid Fever, and Ftill
ani in bed. lfurinjr Illy sickness, m v left f.rt and 1.-IT swell, d
verv mueh. snd .ntiniod sou:itil lately; triil sevenil
rein. ili. s, without any effect. ol. 111. ten called to see me
with lien. Clovfu. and l e ri-coinmi-nd.-d nie to try y..ur
I'elroleum, as it bad worked some w..n.'erfnl enrcs to his
knowledge. I hr.d b-i ii tbir.kiii!: alt that day. bef.n-c he
war here, that I would try il ; I immediately sent my
nepbew, Ilr.J. V. Sxomiox t lie tenri r ef this not;-; to tbe
IruiT'stori-. and fr.t a bottle, and appliiil some tliat ni.'ht
t the sores, and tbe n.-xt niorninir- you could see a mttrknl
diffrrrnce in the fit. and br.s continued so ever IB -e. I
can assure you it operate 1 aimost I e a charm 1 never
saw anything heal like it in my lif-.
I want a small quantity yet to effect a perfect cure; you
will please let the benrer have soii.e and he will .ay you
for the same. Very rests-ctfully your friend.
AI.KX.8C0TT.
For sale wholesale and retail by V, WSciiaffi.e
in I.pwisburg for sale also by Dr Thornton and
J Baker
ior. T. A. M. T1M1K1TI0!KI,
M arket St. Lrwisnota,
WHOLESALE sz RETAIL SEALER IW
DrusN.MedicioesChemlcal-i.Djre-
Biurtit, Oils, Gins. I'erlumery,
Confectionery & Fancy Articles.
Dr.Thorntnn returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which he haa received, and he assures
the community that 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.
iy Prescription given free of charge at Dr.
Thornton's Drug S ore.
Remember to cull at the old stand, first door
above tbe Mammoth Store of J.& J.Walls.
fivuit ann
S0 RNAMENTAL
atf TREES.
The subscriber offers for sale a large
assortment of choice Fruit Trees such as
Apple trees, 7 to 10 feet hiuh 40 varieties,
all warranted genuine Peacl trees, 2l
varieties; Tartarian Cherry, Nectarine,
Prune and Pear trees, together wiih some
6 or 8 varieties of Grape Vines of the best
native and exoiic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Paulonia, Linden, die
N. B. Persons wishing lo procure a
qunntity of the Fruit Irees.are requested to
make immediate application to the subscri
ber, in order to procure the varieties and
size wanted. H- R- NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1850.
MUSIC!
MR. FRANCIS J. RESSNER wonlj res
pectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Lewisburg and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms iu the dwelling-house of Mrs. Ludstig, on
Market street (entrance at the Maiket Sr. doors.)
where be is prepared to give Iusliuctions on the
PIANO,
GUITAR,
VOCAL MUSIC,
and also to give instructions in acquiring
the
German Language.
Mr. Cessse is lately from TleUcfonte, where
be haa been engaged for nearly two years in
teaching the above branches, and has given
entire satisfaction to patrons and pupils.
Lewisbu g, April 12, 1851
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. T. A. II. THORNTON offers his
professional services to the citizens
of Lewisburg and vicinity, in thevarious
branches of his profession.
Residence Mrs. Maize's, Market St.
Office Drug Store, one door above the
Mammoth Store of J. & J. Walls.
Lewisburg, Oct. 1, 1850
HENRY C. HICKOK,
A TTORXET AT LAW,
Icwisbnrg, Union County, Penn'a.
OFFICE on Second St., lately occupied
by L. B. Christ, Esq.
NOTES Promissory, Judgment, and
Joint Notes (blanks) at this office.
D
EED8 of a superior form, for sale at the
11vmij office, 5 eas siole,,tO per Jos,
Stone Coal for sale.
To Dlacksmllbs.
BITUMINOUS COAL, from the West
Brunch and from Ilollidaysbur?, for
sale at the Shop of the subscriber, near the
Hdyseutes on Third St. ..,..
3 ALF.X'R AMMONS.
Lewisburg, May 7, 1850
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE!
.Large Bottlea Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor T the Gmt Aniffli-in Rt-rofflf " VAron
Veoktablb l.iTHosTRirnc .MiiTrmc." indfjceil lr U
arxent soUcitatioits ( Ittt A.-nu. Uuounlitjut Uw L'uiUnI
tiute aiul Csuisvla. faa now
Eeduced tha Price
of hit poplr u1 weJI known artirle ; an! Trwrn Ihi Hate,
hm-lonh. he will put BP but oj tui otJ i" iittuf
butUo : the reuil pne w ill be
ONE DOLLAR
TI public mf rwt ann?.! tliat il.e cliararter of th Mfli
cine. IU ttmijitl., nU cLralue irntpwiw will RtKAlf
I'NcnAKGiD, aiiH the same care will be beuwtl in pre
parinc It as heretofore.
A lh inediMn-, nnrter ttf rednre! price, will be pan livel
brtho-ewho have not hiihrrto oiade thpmselTt? at-fiii.itiitcd
with iU virtue, the proprietor wouM beg tu mtim.tUf tint liu
artitrle in not to be clawed with tlie vat amount of Reiufukrw
of tbe day it elaim" lor it-l." m greater healing poirtr, i
U 4ir$t, thttn mng other prrjaratiun nou hefure the
world; an, ha.tnuwtaine.1 itw!f fur eijrlit ream bf iu nupenoi
medical virtae", and, until tin redaction, commanded double
the price of any other article in th ii line.
Ka'TICK PaRTU CLAKLlf, tliH lUUtiltt aoU with ffrfjs.' tul-
iag powtsr and ceruutity, aimn t!te
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Langs,
and all other orsans, upon Uie proper action ol wluck lt and
health depend.
Tbia nwt'fint has a jultf hi eh repot at a rcuedr fur
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that nature. It may be relied pon when
tbe intelligent physician hu abandoned hi patient, and tot
them dwtrcHtoc diieaaes, more eeeiallr IKOPv. the propri
etor would earnestly and hoiiewtly recominend it. At Kt
preaent price it u ewiiy obiaiued by all, tuid Uie uial wdl psu
the ajrucie to be Uie
Cheapest Medicine in tbe World !
Pieae ak for jiamchVt tha5ft;t zivethem away
they contain over sixteen i-axi of rtn;ei;b, (hi adiiuioi. lo lul
mrdiral matter) valuable for imux-liuid puro. anJ Hbtcb
will e tnarir dollar, rr year to iiractmal linuk'i'v.
T)iee reccipU are inlrodured to make the book bf ffn-a
Tahie, aside Irom its eharartur aa an advriiMnv nictiii.ro lo
the medicine, tire tertimotiy in la. or of wi.icli. tn llie form ol
letter from fill parta of the country, may b rri.d upon.
tF" " Vanslm'a Vegetable I.iiboritnptic M'sture ih
Ureal American Remedy, now foraa; in qmrt lo;i!r at
ea.ih. mall bottles at ex ea-li. No fmail I' Ules wdl be
ts-tued after the pnnt Mork is di;optl of.
Pnnai-aJ Olbce, Buffo, N. Y., 307 Main Street
c. vai ;iiv.
Fold Vhnlea!e and R-tail br OLPOTT Mi KESSON k
CO., liT Maid4i larH. Nw York City.
IV. R. All letter (exreptins from agenU and dealer with
ei-nnm he trarwaet baaine) must be i-ost paiJ, or no atttaiiajo
will tie civen to theia j
UCrDit. TilOP.NTO.V, Lrwislmrrr. is!
(it'iieril Aijpiit for 1'nii.n rounly .I.H.t'ALtiw, i
A grill, MlllOll ; I. tiKKIIAKT, Sr.liiigioi.e j
3,1:: 51 I
THE HEW FGliMBfiY
IS now carried on ns iisu;il, nt the upier
end of Market strfi-t. wherr every des"
cnption of CASTINGS is kept on
hand or made lo orJer such as
The Complete, or
Complete Improved
Cooking Stoves
for either Coal or
Wood and all
other kinds of
STOVES,
also PLOUfalllS of differ
ent kinds Cora Ploughs, Hull Ploughs,
and the
Self-Sharpening Fiongh,
a new article, and which can not be lira
in Tcnnsj Ivnnia. Call and see and judge
for yourselves.
CHRIST & FR1CK.
Lewisburg. July 8, I.S51
rPHK uniler-iioni'd mntinum the LIVE
A. RY IH SLYESS at the Old tand,
oil .North Third St., near Market, "tui
respectfully solicits the pittrnnage cl his
friends and the public ccnernlly.
CIIAUI.KS F. II CSS.
Lewisburg, May 22, I93U
Tanning Currying.
IOR past fivors, the subscriber returns
his grateful thanks, and hereby makes
known that he carries on ihe business of
Tanning and Cumin?,
at the Old Stand. Determined not to be
outdone in the manufacture or finish of his
work, he is bound to have the best work
men and materials, and to trsat those who
have so liberally patronized (as well as
those also who shall be pleased to patronize
him) with that attention which he hopps to
insure bim a full share of public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange.
Hides and R;irk not refused, fur which the
highest market price will be paid in cash
or in exchange for leather.
L. STERNER.
March 23, A.D. 1850
TEAS !
THE Canton Tea Company of Xew York
the oldest and laree-t establishment of the
kind in the U.S. invite universal attention to
the fact that, from thpir superior arrangements.
thejr are pn-psnil lo sWl T.ns ur. r and more fragrant
for the ri-spr-ti,e prices, tlian any botin.- oa this eoutincnt
can iinirrrrnuy rr.
These Tas rr.ml inc errrr r;orl leseriptinn Rn,I rjnalitv:
tliey are done up in parkain-s fmm a quarter of a uri.l
npwartis: the srapper next the t. a is a li aiTliu foil,
euvensl with wat. r pmof and .-learnt Chinese piipcr. and
are peTfeetiv s.s-iinl rrnm lii-ht and air. so that the
quality is emnpletely pr.wrrerl in any rliinate.
1 lie above leaf .lroia 50 cts to jl.25 rt. t pnnml, for
sale bT
Dec. IS.
J. ha i t.y t CO.
Sole Agent for Lewisburg.
Look Here!
AS spurious BRAXDRETH PILT.8 ,re
sold by msny Druggists in city and
country, it would be well if persons in inquiring
for them would make them produce their Certifi.
ate or Acect. As there is bat one Agenl
ppointed for each city or town, (no difference
now large the place.) and all Agents can produce
their Certificate, any persons wanting the genu
ine Pills had better purchase where they can
depend on setting the genuine article.
J. HAYE8 & CO.
Sole Agents for Lewisborg.
.J AXIFEST8 for Boat ladin-a supply Jnal
AT printed a tkrunieU .ftc. " "
BRANT'S
Dillll
The Great COl'GII BEMEDT.
Manv vear, of esreHenew. saw amen than a Haa.rew
Thawwaslw Vmrrm of 'awm"lilve tompl.inu, tar.
J".ed W 111. eiRluul.ted wli.lart.un at all jerr-Hi . waj
t.". beenrne araaiined - M One res,-;,. trl It
u .eealle naorrlar. beeaiu it a a.i.ir ana ly.
tAi.rrrXl IS e.re roawnsapllesi of -!..
than any oilier Brme.lv in lie. w.i J. e know,
. """er. Uiat 11 is wjd l.y eoine that Coiwumiitiiio eaa a
le, eurerl. Be Uial tbe npioiwi of Hi" mnajitr Uie ". we
IhaHDot auerapt lo areiie wiih web. but lh we
IS do olrl w a tel. wbirh can be r.ro.e.1 u, ih.iu.adn
of ease.. Uiat till, medieine h.n r.rr. Cb id d-
i whleh, uie cure. ... r
aumnlioB, and winch were allenrl'd W1U1 tymptumt
t'.Maump
Uial reaemliled. and were in mil r.- .. .... !" ""
U at faial dienu- 1'so.aaiplioa. Tin. Bal.sm ha. eared
Mja.rlj of peri. wbo cre wid to Ire hopelenaly aHliel-iTu-wlo
b.r.iri. dry. r.rrf-..7 '.ahn-HM la II,.
Hren.l, ,dr. an.l Jmrt-IHIIInillT . Breaihlsjar-
' f i . I I, h and llload. Fera.ni.
... . -.1- J.. .ml um. Avr. ar. .ail l n..v mtrm win.
bavin; nidi eomplainls liave ih.i rured after it waa said
Uiey m-li . live a week Hier. Tbia Medicine bas
cured sornn who -ere supeil I" be in a rtvlna atnle,
bul. by Uie iu. of tbis remedy, tbey MOW live, and elijuy
eirri.1 bt-a-lb. . .
Thi. llnlanm is purr!) a eejr-MWe tomfmd. It la
pleawnl lo l.ae, and aerer dn injury hi any stale of dis
ease or under any cirrunuiancv.. Il era il. wo.4erfnl
and olmtnt minir ulnn. ( urea by P.ril.vlna, Mrenyf.
esue. and Inviaorwllna Ihe wboi. ayMeni-l.y miuli
una th rireutarioH, an. I .nidurtn. a SerMy actum time
aUtiviiw l amb ...rtrn-r tht erTe-id oidimf und
f,i,it,uitio taiiertoration. Ii Cures lb. fuilnwiba- 4
cawa, vne. :
Consumption,
I'OI'fJIIH and CUdi, Rrnmhiti: .iMrnn. Spittivf
Lndma ill l ' ru.y. faj.i Me Itria.t. Kidr. and Crtt
XrrrmuMMt. MM .Sicerf.. Pilr iMIera ( Hrt, and a.1
fKIAI.K VH!ARKsi!K!i aud CumfliwH ariaw.
Hi'refroin. t'hnlem lutunluill, tt
ar- .nr I'rnof an-t panrumr. of rarea. sen nr
rnrnphlet. aud Uuid(.iue-ail vox Ai;eula ba, lUam u
give away.
AKrllt Dr 'J'hnrnloii anJ J liaker, l.ewis
liure ; ti VV Kessler and l!n-liring Sc Antis, New
IJcriin; Jn M Talnr, .Mlfnn.l'ti'll : 8 J Crnnse,
S-eliii'arovc ; H X llarkl.i:se, .MtiMlel'ars; ; O &
F C .Mjjer, Fri'vlmrr ; J H Ci.lo.v, .Miilou
:ifr'.)Liiunli 1
(Drain Prills.
T
HK undersigned -isli to inuirm the
fiirmiii community general!)', tliat
it.t'V arc now manufuclurio
.. ROS.S" X,r',f Urrrf,l tVA'.lA
ItlllLLS, or .SOW1SO M AVIUM..
Wrh'iiit htojipin In dis?us tho cornj.ara
t:e tiitriN of iiuim rous Drills now nir.-rrd
fur s. i!f, they in' tt ly v.U!i tu invite I'unn-(-!
t.i (.-nil iiiii rut- tin! a Iron.' hi trie J article
lu'lorf p!ircliu-ni2 rl-elu rP, Iwlin confi
dent lliiil tin y cun iiinii-li mi article thai
will j;1'1' ti'uc s:ri' ir'fii,n.
no.-s, ;i:i)i:;s & marsh.
Lewisburg Foundry, Aug. 13, 1:50.
IT IS A FACT,
ONE seif-tv ident, and worthy of every
coiisideiutioii, that no Mulrrcan make
ynod clean (lour without he h is good clean
wheat. 1 suppose you wish tu know the
ren.eiiy. I tell vou il Is to get one ol
ISirgntrcsner's II heat Scuirers, or Smut
.M.ich ties. I!; being an ilJ, practical and
experienced Millwright has invented, got
tip and put in succe.--.ful operation the best
Wheal Scourer now in ue. Any person
ordering a machine and afterwards tind.ng
that it does not prove to operate as repre
sented, there shall he no sale, as iIksp ma
chines are to be warranted goad. Further
recommendations are thought unnecessary
He is now having a supply ma'le at Lewis
burg, by Messrs. Geddes & Marsh. Orders
for machines, or letters of inquiry, will be
promptly attended to. Machines will be
sent and put to all order'. Address
J. BERfiSTRESSER,
Lewisburg. Union Co. Pd. 329
New Establishment !
GARRfA6FMAI0i.G.
r"vilK subscriber would inform the citizens of
l this town an. I the surrounding country that
having nude I.ei-t urj his nerminent re-idi-nce
he has tuken the h ip nt the liirer end of Market
ttreet, fiuth tide, wbere be will keep ou bai.d or
manufacture t order all kinds of
J.Uf.f.IsYS, l.IIir.riK,
SULKEYS, SLEIC IIS, .)c.
AIo, every variety of work in hi" line
Rrpairnl, I'aintrcl. Trimmed
on short notice and renson j'.le terms, tlt'n
hand a lime stock ol well eea-onej TIMUEK
fiura the C'hil!iitiiiiie bettoms.
From his lonn eijrnnce in ihe business, the
ut.srrilier trusts he will be able to give entire
satisfaction lo all who may favor him with patro
nage. Any one disposed is re pie-ted lo can
and l ill w my nialerials and workmanship.
l-'aeh and Country Produce taken in piv for
xo'k- JINAll (ilKTt)S.
I.ewUbnrg, April CG. ISol fiat
Li(.nTM(; Hods.
"PHE awful ra'amitics lhat every City,
L 1 own, vi
Ilageand country falls victim
l annually, thro' ihe gross neglect f its
inhabitants, is beyond calculation.e-iprrislly when
Ihe remedy is so ea-y to obtain this is found in
vrmitaje's Piitcut magnetic Cijljt
niii3 Uous,
and in this alone. This rod has been examined by
the mos scientific gentlemen in the world Pro
fessors iM'Murtiie, Johnson, Wallos, and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of ihcm in tile highest terms of approbation
and have pronounced them the only safe rods now
in use in tbis or anv other country far the protec
tion of Liven and I'roprrly. One advantage is to
divide and throw bark a part of the electric fluid
harmless to the clouds this is in time of stroke.
ibis enables the rod to conduct that portion of
fluid that l elor-ns to tne earth without the aiisht-
et clanger of leaving ihe conductor. This rod has
manv other advantages over the old one.
J'he patentee takes pleasure in informing his
mentis ami trie puMic in general lhat after many
years' close investigation and numerous experi
ments he has nirived at the true principle of pro
tecting families. Uweiimas and properly from
tne ucsiructive inU deuce ol L GHTNING
SAM CEI. HOOVER.
llartletnn, Vniun Co., I'a , A cent for Union
and adjuining counties. 6:n37 1
Baltimore Printing Ink Manufactory.
THE subscriber, agent for the sale of this Ink,
would invite the sttention of printers and
publishers of newspapers in the South to the fact
that they can now purchase in Baltimore a supe
rior Ink lo any manufactured in the State. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers prefer
it to any other Ink. Colored ink, card ink, book
ink and News ink of superior quality and at ihe
lowest prices. The undersigned warrants tbe
ink made at the Baltimore works to be of the
very best quality, and should any article shipped
by him fail lo give full satisfsction it can be retur
ned at his expense. WM. THOMSOX,
9w368' No. 6 Carroll Hall, Baltimr
Old Newspapers.
SOME taesuanda in number, of all sixes, for
safe at Ihe Chronicle office, at SO eta net
chjnee for HcwpBoohw weU aa foi nappiDs-1
" aa
. a. mry ran, or 3I wnen aaaorted. ,
AXOTIIKK aCIKXTtriC mSBSMi
PEPSI J:
Tha trne DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
J L ICE a great Oypeptia Cure,
Prepared from Rennet, or tbe fourth storaack of
Ihe Os, after ilirectiona by Baron I.isaia tha
great by.io:orical chemist, bj J S.HooaaTos
M.D., Xo. 1 1 X. 8th St. Philadelphia, Pa. '
4 TKI. I.V wonderful remedy for Iniligtttvm
2. . Oipprpnia. Jaundire, Liter Complaint
tunttipatwn and Debility, curing after Xature'J
own priKesa, by .N ature's own agent, the Gastric
Juice. rXj Half a tiasuoonful of this fluid infused
in aler, can dirjesi or dissolve Five Pounds of
rosst beef in about two hour,, out of ihe stomach
DipTCKllon is chitfiy performed ... ih....
I ach by the aid l a fluid which freely nudes from
uie inner cuti oi .uai orgin, wben in a state of
heal'b, called the gastric juice. ThU fluid is the
great solecnl of Ihe fwtdiht purifying, prelef.
ving and atimula'ing agent of tbe s'otnarb and
intestines. Without it there can be nodiqestja.
no conversion of fiod tnln blond, nr nu'riii-jn-J
but raider a foul, torpid, painful and Jestrue ire
condition of the whole diijf siive ;j;j'a'u.
l'epills i the chief element or ureal Jijj.
ing priniii lu o( the irastric j-iice. It j. ,ur j j0
Rreat abunJnn. e in the solid parts nt the bviuua
lomarh after death, anil s.in.eliinps cjuses t' a
stomach lo di t or rat iteif up. Ii is also fuurij
in the stomach of animal-, as the oi. cd:'. 4,. jt
is the iiiateri.il u-ni by firrm rs in maktnj; theew
stvlrd !('!! lift, tl.eitr.ct of h ch has l.,r.c
been Ihe special wonder ol the datrv. t'ur.lltnj
of milk is the first process of dine.iion. A ell's
stomach cm ruriiie marly one tbnu-aiid limes Us
own eiiht nf milk. Huron Li i.ig states, "one
patt ol 1 ;.s.n ui-Milvr J in mtj ih .ii-snj parts
of water, d:;cvn meat and other food." Diseased
stomachs prolure no jrood (iitiic Juice, Rennet
or Pep-in. To ?hciw thit this want mav be per.
fect!y mi lit J, we uniite tbe subjoined
s n: riric i:vie.cc!
r:i7.ni l.l H;.i. in Ins eel.-l.ratril w..rk .. Animal ru.
n.i-tr. s.ivs: -An artiuiml .litf,-ti.. fluid, analairi u,
th- ii:.-tri. Jiii'imay U rr-adily .n-fareii fremiti, murrus
iiil.r:.ii "f tile sli.marb nf th- calf, in wh:-b ranr.ua
;irt.--i-s t.f f...l. a niut aj-d ezz. will he rl.-nl .ra
-1-S1..I in II.' in- manner as in the bucian st aiarh
lr. I: Kll ell l; . iu lii lm..irs tn-alise i.q ac. t,rf,
ul!i.li"l 1 l'..l.r.4HVls. NewVork. sac tM. ,
i- s:.i!i.- i:r ;.r f:ift. ni.d .l-si r-i.'s the niftl..! of j.r-nar.
..n. Tlin- sr.- frw bik-li'-r autlionte-s than Irr.e.ivra.
IT. r ''!i.i.- in ii.- .j'..... :.' T.liii on Itir HI
yj lli'.-.'.-n. r.r.svrv
diniinuti.n cf the .in.
;y
lUiir.litv of th- i inetric Juicr-
i prominent and ;
niLi: :iu-.' of I'y .' ; sin." ml. I Ii. stMtrs thai -a d.stc-
:-pn-
irili.n.si pr-.i' ...-r.'i ur.ojrine i in.l'.n.wu. was .,rr.1T
wtjli- t-.l Willi tl:is r..nj :.i:l.t. f.i. Lug r-v.-ryll.iiis fc,
f.ul. l.;:il r'-i'iirse to tilt- lii-i-tric Jnire. obrn.-.! tr-m th.
-tJ.liir-. il nf 111 ins nullily Is. u !.; U eolnpU'ti-lT u t,J...'
I'r.t. I: A II A l. .in ti,. r f th.- !:impu worn. r.a tsc.taf is
Iii.-t. s:i;. s : " It is a r. markal.ie tart in hys..;i.-r.
tin- st. n-rlis r.f oniu::.!s. ni:!rraU-d ia water. unn .
til.. tlUi.l the pn-per'T of .iiirr.,.lTinir .annus art.rl, Br.ff ,,t
and of. If.-ctitijr a kui.l 01 artrt;.-iel diiceslion .if th- m il a-',
wi-e ditT.-rent fr. m the natrirrtl dic'.-t;,e pne.-...-
Iir. SIM.'.N .s tr r.t n.K. the ( h. aii.-lrv cf M.n. In k
l:laltrllkl,l. l'hila.!.. 1-1-.. pp KJl.'ILi kivs": -1 i,.-d.sr,
I I'.-ps.n f. ruis a m w era in the i h. mn al h.si. rt r,f la.
-tli n. 'n in r.-e. nt exrfnt nts. w- tar,. tl:at t-4 it
.iM.lv-da.s ra id!, in an art l.i-:ai -t:r. u..i. pr.rsr:d
fr m I'l-ps-'n. :i- it is in l!:- n-ttrml iia.-:rit- Ju.i-i- -11'-
l'rnf. ITM.l.lS.iN. e.t'ttie .1. If. rx.n 1 ..il-f... M,'aaCia
Ins irrefct rk r.u lliiuiau iivsn.:. .-t. -Ii v.t.-e nr..n taaa
tilty pa;:, s to r.ti t-x:ii:i.ii;it.- t. .if th-s ..u:j..t Jj:. vi.r.
ment.v with Iir. II iit iii nr. .! the II wine Joiee. ..litany)
from the iim- hnuiitn t . h and f rr nj animats. u.
known. '-In ali ras.-s.'" he sr., -di.- -stion n,.irrvd aa
l-rf.-r-tly in the artifii ill a th.. natural distions "
Asa DYSPEPSIA Cl'KKR, llr JLiughion's
preparation of Prp-in has produced ihe most msr
velous (fleets. Ii is impossible to give detsils of
cases in the limits of this advertisement but au
lhenlii at.il crrtifr-ates have been given of more
than TWO HI .M;i;LU rapid, wonderful, and
permanent cures, it is a creii .Tgrj .jti.
hot c, and par ietilarly u-eful for tendency lo
liilious disorder, liver cotrpUint. fever and ague,
ihe evil i If, cts of quiriine. metcury, ic, also lor
excess jn earing or dririkfrg
There is 0o form of OLD 8T0MACH COM
I'l.Al.NTS nhirh it does not reach and also ri,
instant relief and repeated for a short time, pa
rity of Blood and visit, or sons follow at once.
It is particularly excellent in caes of nao-cj, trw
initing. cramps, soreness ot ihe pit of tbestv math,
distress after eating, low, cold alale of ihe blond
heaviness, lowners of spirits, despondem-v. cdjci
aiion. weakness, tendenev lo insanity, Ac
Price. ONE DOLLAR per botile. One bottle
oflen efTecis a tasting cure.
PEFSIH US POWEr y sert iT Mail, free cf Fosnef .
r-.rrrrnTrt.i. rtr r.f riirr t alt prtrr, rf rh re,tatrv
th.- Lu-est re Vstt r f the i-e, . n nt up ia the H rai.
I' i. rs. with mr. . t . n- tv I, .. d i v the r.ii.. I ia
wal. rcr syri p. H,. f....:. r. ,. ,.u jut tke wm
mart, r as the L.ttl.... r ,,t tw i s- -1. .i.uni r f sr the av
r ri'e. aid are sent by Liail. I r. . ! f I r ,i iet
p 1 1 l to Inr. J. ll -i.fc; .u. ii .a asaih t
I'Lilad. ipnia. hi par kaj. t I: t ; ..
Every Ii 'tle an. I pukse tears the wri'ten ii
nature of J S l(i'ti!l I'n.V.M Ll .S le fropr.
lor. Sold Ly a.-, i.i. in rv.rv town in the I' ate.
and by most re-pret j-, e Jealrr. in medictoe.
To be I ad ol lr. TI"KN TOS. I.eWl.bff;
J H Ci.ljjt. Milt m ; Thomiwim. .M.lit.ahuri.
Wilt & Li'ert. llait et.M.; Wna K h.nf . ew
11,'rliri; ii I t'rou, Sf;.o,,;rat ; Mrs M't'iJ.
NoribumlvrUed lv3J.'i
BULL'S HEAD HOTEL,
MiJJIinlur;, Li.L n cjuiVij, I'cnu'u.
rr-
IEsPi:iJI FH.I.V in orm. the cms
V.. Union county, and ihe public in i
sers ot
groiral
'Hi ne naa lia-ej the a'
land, f.T a.sny
years occupied by bis Fat!. rt. and is now pre
pared to sccomruodate f.irnds and the liaisUif
communitv in a manner acceptable to all.
The 1IOI SE ia larse and room v. well arran
eed in all its departments, and every care will be
taken to render hi guests comfortable and hsppy.
His TABLE will alwava be furnished with the
ch liresl drliraries of the season, and ihe best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all limes
be alien led by careful persons, and none but ihe
very best of liquois will be kept. His STABLES
areampla and convenient, anJ the OSTLERS
punctual and attentive.
la abort, he pledge himself to endeavor
give general .slisf.iciioii to .11. and bones rt
strict attention to butinrss to meiit and recede
a litiernl share of patronage.
Mifllinburg, June 20, 1850
'HUE subscribers offer ihe public, at their
L new Brick I-'oundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves :
Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, with
a Brick Oven.
I.ady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air-Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood-
- sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors 1 sixe. 12 inrb e.l.
inder.
I.ouis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove-
sixes.
Shield Air-Tight Tarlot Stove for Wood 5
sizes.
Egg Stove the eere best in rn. ,.
Offices, Barrooms, and Shone
The celebrated Genesee Air-Tight Cook Stova
The Complete Cook 8 aixes.
Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stosei
Ploughs Castines. Arc. &c.
CHRIST & FRCK".
Lewisburir, Dec. 12, 1849.
"An ounce of Prevention worth
a pound of Cure," in
that awful disease.
CONSUMPTION!
TR. FITCH S Lectures oa the Preren-
lion and Cure of Consumption.
This DODtilar work for an Is, ia Lewishuri
by S. F. Lyndall J. Houghton""'' '
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