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LEWISBima CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
'jCfraistarg Cjjrmtirlf.
H. C. HICKOK, Editor. O. H. WORDEN, Printer.
Atl SO eash la mlvane, $1.75 in throe months, J 2 paid
within the Tax, and fi,M at Uie end of the yew.
Agents hi rhilalelphiaV B "aimer and K W Crr.
JLewisburff, Pa.
Friday Morning,
ADVERTIZE ! ICxeetitnrs. Administrators. Pulilic
m,m.l'ity anJ Onuilrr Merchant", Manufacturers,
Meehanie. nntiness Men all who wish to proeure or to
disnoae of anrthinff wonld do well to Rile notiee vf the
dine theeuihllie JtoiAtr nrrnncl'." Tow paper has
. -nod &nd increasinireireulAtion in aenmmunity contai
ning as larse a iro)ortion of active, solvent producers,
tvusumers, and dealers, as any other in the State.
.rw Advertisements.
A new Candidate a Camion Execu"-
tor's Notice a well fitted Daguerreotyping
room excellent Mills and other real estate
on the Juniata " Blessed be the man who
first invented" Beef, especially li is successors
Jolm Jones and Lieut.Gen.Whitlock. An epi
curean sample, such as found its way to our
table, would win all the world and his wife.
Glad to hear it Our Town Clock is
going again. (" Long may it wave !")
S3 Mr. 1U rke is at work with Lis
ban Is on the Susquehanna Road, above
Northumberland and at Turtlcville.
Gehrit Smith Las donated the sum of
$25,000 for the establishment of a l'ublie
Library in the city of Oswego, N. Y.
frSA son of Mr. John Lilly, aged
about 12 years, who was assisting in saw
ing lath at the steam saw mill, carelessly
suffered Lis hands to come in contact with
the saw, Wednesday last, lacerating them
severely and catting off two fingers.
tS?" There were five Luudrcd deaths,
from yellow fever, in Xew Orleans, during
the week ending July 23d; so says the
Jiulktm. The epidemic evidently prevails
to a very unusual extent. The principal
towns on the lower Mississippi have estab
lished tiarantiue regulations for all ves
sels from below.
JiSJ-The Regular Mouthly Meeting of
the Society for Inquiry, will Lc held in
University Chapel on Sunday, August 7,
at 2 o'clock, 1 M.
An address will be delivered to the So
ciety by Prof. Bliss.
SrRev. C. A. Hewitt, late of Milton,
Pa., Las become pastor of the Baptist
Church in Whitewater, Walworth county,
Wis. llev. Geo. I. Miles ha removed
from Philadelphia to Milesburg. Mr. John
H. Castle Las received a pastoral call to
the Iiaptist church in Potfsvillc, and Mr.
W. Barnhurst to Chesnut Hill, Pa. The
two latter were of the first class of stu
dents of the University at Lcwibburg.
JS?" Wc understand that the entire ar
ray of grand and traverse jurors, empan
elled for the August term of the North
umberland County Court, was quashed by
the Court on Tuesday last, on account of
a fatal defect in the venire under which
they were drawn. The Court then ad
journed until the November term, without
transacting any business requiring the aid
of cither of these juries. No bills of in
dictment were acted upon by the Grand
Jury.
James Brass was granted a new trial.
&3 The members of the Democratic
State Convention re-assembled at Harris
burg, on Thursday of last week, and nom
inated Hon. John C. Knox, as the candi
date of their party for Judge of the Su
preme Court. Judge Knox now holds
the post for which he Las been nominated,
by appointment from Governor Biglcr.
The vacancy in the Supreme Court Bench,
it will be recollected, was occasioned by
the death of Judge Gibson.
The Siientic American states, on reli
able authority, that "if at two feet above
the throat of your chimney, you enlarge
the opening to double size, for the space
of two feet, then carry up the rest as at
first, your chimney will never smoke."
Ashland for Sale. The farm of the
late Henry Clay (as well as Lis birth place
in Virginia) is advertised in the Lexington
Observer for sale. It .contains 330 acres
of the best land in Fayette county, Va.
The Commissioners of Luzerne county
have offered the enormous reward of one
hundred dollars for the apprehension and
conviction of Quinn, the murderer of Ma-
Lala Wiggins, on a canal boat.
The newspapers have broached the sub
ject of erecting a monument to Benjamin
Franklin the necessary amount to be
made up by collections among the printers
in the United States.
Tho WLigs of Chester ' county in gene
ral meeting, Lave expressed their opinion
against the poliry of county subscriptions
to railroad and other corporations.
A special Police of 30 persons has been
appointed by the Borough authorities of
Danville, to act when occasion may re
quire their services.
Col. John W. Maynard 13 nominated
for Assembly by the friends of Prohibition
in Lycoming county.
University at Lewisburg.
tH)iiK7u)w'nf Jm.; 185.3.
SCXPAY, Aug. 11. o'clock, P.M. Annual Sermon
before tlie Society of Inquiry, by Iter. Wu. Hacli, D. !.,
of Newark. N.J.
MONDAY, 15. 2 o'clock, P.M, Meeting of the Board of
Curators. VU, V. M, tlie Society of Alumni -Her. A. J
H r, of I'uncuusville, Orator ; Rev. J. M. Lroxs, of Mile,
town, Poet.
Tl'Kf DAY, IB. 8, A.M., Annual Meeting- of the Hoard
of Trustees. 2, P.M., Annual Meeting of the Penn. Ilap.
Education society. o, P.M., Addresses before the same.
7J P.M., Anniversary of the Thcta Alpha and Kuepian
Societies Oko. W. ItKED, K.!-, of Philad., Orator; Jos. L.
CltKSTrs, Kmj., of Philad., Poet.
WEDNESDAY. 17. o'clock, A. M. Cosixzraxrvr.
GEO. W. ANliEltsuN, Sec'y of riculty.
" i;sT.n SrrH is Tlrs Tf.m ueattixg of the word
PKI'SIN." or of the two Creek word, from which it is
deriveil. This is the citiincnnt and appropriate title of
the Tint. I'HiKMMK rl.1 111, or ..STJll(: JLll'fc
prepared lor lir. J. S. HoUlillToN, of Philadelphia, from
tlie fourth stomach of the Ox. for the cure of 1 tidijrestion
and 1'vFpepoia. It is Nature's owu remedy for au
unhealthv stumnch. No art of man can ti:il its curative
powers. It renders tlO'.iD EATING periwtly consistent
with HEALTH. (See the figure of the OX, in another
part of this paier.) lfttl
IOISO.I.G.
Th"iianii- of parenta who we Verm!fuflw eomnntw".. of
Cartor oil. Cmlnmi'U t..nre not aware, that whit they
apiwttr to beucfit the patient, they are actually laying the
foundation fr a oeri of slif-.-f., uch a nalivatiou,
I opx of niht, WfAknca of limb. te.
In another column will In fuund the a'lTertteement qj
!Iohenark Mrdirin, to whirh we aek the attention vf
all directly .iiUrtstd in their own na writ a their chil
dren' health. In l.irrr Complaint ami all diwinlers
arisinr tn-m thoau cf a Lillimts type, should make ue of
the only ci-nuine medicine. IIolenack' Liver I..., j
" d'rirtrft' hut aek lor llhen.a-k'ii Worm
Ft run and Llrer and otiMtrre tlint each ha the
ii:iture itf the l'roprietor, J. N. UuliKNACIi, u none
cUm are genuine. J 1 43J
In East ISuffalo, 28th ult. by Kev.Mr.Anspach,
Ellis M'I.aggulix, of Lewisburg, and Miss
Leah, daughter of Godfrey Deck, of E. B.
DIED,
In Lewisburg, 29th ult, Johw L. Gmnr, in
his 21st year recently from Clinton coumy.
In Lewisburg, 1st inst, MRr As x, daughter
of Tho's and Mary Donacby, are, 1 1 months,
2 w'ks, 2 d'ys. Mary is not dead but slcepeth.
In White Deer Mills, 3d inst, infant daugh
ter of L. F. and Amelia C. Albright.
In ftew Berlin. 39ih ult. Bksjajiis F. son
of J. H. Winter, in his 9ih year.
Material Aid !
IN 'he shape of FRESH 91 EAT, care
fully dressed and cnt nr. furnished regu
larly on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morninsrs from the newly fitted Head Quarters
of the subscriber, in rear of his residence
entrance in the alley from St. John's street,
norm side, between rront and Second streets.
he personal services of Mr. I. WiiiTincic
have been secured as superintendent, and
every arrangeme nt made for the satisfactory
accommodation of the public.
Customers rejtilarlv supplied at their own
doors with Beef, Mutton, Veal, etc, according
to order. A fair share of public patronase is
respectfully solicited. JOHN JONES.
Lewisburg, Aug. I, 1853
FITS! FITS ! FITS!
MI TCGRAU lirHU-T
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For the cure of Fit, Spatm, Crampt, and all
nervous ana isonsiaut tonal uutmt.
PERSONS who are laboring nndrr this
distressing malady will find the VEGET
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered fur curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
Tlteae Fills pos? a ppcifie action on the nerrone
ytetn, and although they are prepared especially fr the
purpone of curibg Kit, they will be found of eapecial ben
efit for all person afflicted with weak nerve, or who
nerrouA ytiu has been prostrated or shattered from
any caufle whatever. Jn chronic complaint, or diacanes
of Ionic ttanditiir, 'upcriuduced by nervoutnef, they are
exeeesimsiy neiif final.
rrire $,i per Ua, or two boxes far 5. Pemon oat of I
the dir. eTicIiMing a remittance, will bare the Pi I In st-nt
th-m thrrmrh the mail, free of portage. Kor ale by
$1.TI1 S. HASCti. Xo. HM. Kvltiw TPaf.ET, ItalUmore, j
Shi., to whom wi-der frc-m all part of I he L'niwi must be '.
aaureiaed. just paid. Lly47ti new e.w.
Just Received,
I7INE Lot of Berages, Prinu, Musli
1 by J. VVA1
s
ns, etc,
ALLS.
HAD and Mackerel a new supply at
May 19
WALLS'.
Counts' Surveyor. The subscriber is
a candidate for the above office, on the One
Term principle, and respectfully asks for the
support of Ins Whig fellow citizen"!.
WM. U. UEKKOLU.
Chapman Tp, July, 1853
Executor' Police.
4 LL persons indebted to the estate of JOFI.
J H U.MMKL, deceased, late of Kelly Tp,
are hereby required to make immediate pay
ment of the same to the subscriber at hi.i res-
dence in Kelly township ; and those ha i'ig
claims against the same will present :u
duly attested for settlement to
JACOB HUMMEL, Executor.
July 30, 1853 pd
FOll, SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,
BUILT six years ago, situate in the Borough
of Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa, in a very
favorable location, 60 by 60 feet and two sto
ries high, with one Eight Horse Engine,
Scouring Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
Shop atlached, all in good condition, and a
never failins Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also a large WAKE-ROOM, 40 by 30 feet,
two stories high, with an OFFICE 16 bv SO
feet attached thereto. L. II. CIIUIST.
Lewisburg, July 28. 1853
fllHE Partnership heretofore existing under
I the Firm 01 Christ & fairs between
Levi 11. Christ and George A. Prick in the
Foundry Business, is this 21th day of June
1853 dissolved by limitation. Geo.A. Frick is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
Firm, except in ease of his absence from home
when L. ii. Christ will attend to the same.
L. I). CHIM.-ST.
GEO. A. FU1CK.
N. B. AH persons indebted to said Firm are
requested to make payment of the same by the
1st day of October next after which time all
accounts will be left with a Justice for immed
iate collection. 480
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
I ELVILLE MALCOM, Professor
1L
of
flHE present Proprietor of the newly disco-
X vereil W In field Cave (limestone) in
LlliV VALLEY, Union Co. hereby gives notice
that the Cave will NOT be open on &VKUA YS
for Visitors. It may be visited by Ladies arwl-j
Uentlemeo on any other day, and on SAl LK
DAY of every week especial preparations will
be made to accommodate wiih lights.
rrJ-AII persons are forbidden to break off,
injure, or take away any specimens from the
Cave, under penalty of prosecution.
The payment of 12 cents only is required
of every person before enterin?.
NOAH WALTER.
Dry Valley, June 28, 1853.
Information Wanted
OF WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ship carpenter,
aged 60 years, about 5 feet 10 in. high,
stout made, light hair and complexion, blue
eyes, lie leu Lewisburg, Union lo. l a. in
AdmlnlNlrntor's Kollcc.
LETTERS of Administration having been
duly granted tc the nndersigned mi ilie
estate of JOHN HENMJNO, deceased, late of
Kelly Twp, Union County, notice is hereby
given all persons indebted t said estale in
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it will present thein. attested,
for settlement, to PA.VL D.Gl'LDIN,
July 7, 1853. pd Administrator.
THE undersigned have this day entered into
co-partnership under the firm of TiTif,
Shut Jt Ltwis, for the transaction of a
general Merchandize and Produce business at
the stand formerly occupied by J. P. Tustin.
The former patrons of this establishment and
the pnhlic in general will please continue
favoring u with their pawinaee.
JOSEPH P. TUSTI.V.
ABSALOM B. STUART,
THOMAS LEWIS.
Lewisburg, May 2, 185 J
2g Fresh Meat!
riUlE undersigned respectfully annoukces
X that his iSultiier Shop in the rear
il' his resident (on South THlltD street) is
again in operatiuu, and Brrf, Ycal, Mullm, e
will be regularly supplied to nis menus ana (
the public, Trisnix, Thisdi and SiTmDai
mornings, on cheap and accomniodatinsteims.
FRANCIS ZELLEKS. j
Lewisburg, May 12, 1853
NEW FIRM,
A NEW STOCK IN TRADE.
The subscribers
havins formed a
cu-paiiuership in
business, now offer
to old friends and
the public, at the
late tand of S. F.
Lvndall.on Market
street, the cheapest (for cash) and best lot of j
Uoct.3 ana Sbtjota
for Men ami Boys, ever offered in Lewisburg.
Men's U Hits from 1 1 np to 6.
Also all kinds of tlZf YSJJS
Gaiters, ha'f-Gaiters, etc.
Children's Shoes c f a!! styles and size.
Work made in order Mending as nscal.
As we are both known a practical shre
makers and experienced wo. L men, we solicit
a share of the public patronage and will try to
merit it. S. & V. Sliler.
Lewisburg, April 28, 1853
SPRING FASHIONS 1S-3S.
Piano Forte in the Lewisburg Female March, 1851, to go to Buffalo, IV. Y., in search
CAVTIO.v !
A LL persons are hereby notified not to
J harbor a colored girl named A Coo
peh, or trust her on my account. All such
harboring her will be held responsible, as she
is bound to me by indenture.
L. B. CHRI -T.
Lewisburg, July 29, 1853
DAGUKllUEOTYPfiS :
seminary, having a few leisure hours, res
pectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens of Lewisburg and vicinity.
The subscriber has studied tinder the most
distinguished professors, both in Europe and
America, devoting particular attention to the
art of teaching Music
Terms moderate. Residence on Market Su
below Fourth.
Lewisburg, July 29, 1853 3m2
yisws e)i((
IQT Our Milton frienJs are cLcering
up a little. They Lave received news by
imagioary telegraph, that Mr. Fallon hag
procured six uiillion dulliirs f r the Sun
Lury Si Eric Uoad tiro millions more than
they want ! AVith tuch a snug little sur
plus, they can get a new rair of "leaders"
for that "omnibus," and build their road
to Spruce Creek. Two million will go a
great ways when it is "had and obtained
The following have been nominated by
the Convention of the friends of a Munici
pal Fire Department, for the City Assem
bly ticket in Philadelphia :
ft nalor Eli K. Price.
fpretentative M.W. Baldwin, Ilenry
. - x a. 1
N-Watta, Joua 31. Kiddie, and nm.uay
ward Drayton.
The Lebanon Advertiser says that mncb
damage was done to the growing corn,
fences, Slc, in the northern part of that
county, by the storm on Thursday week.
Three cows belonging to Jacob Stoffer
were killed by lightning. Tho storm was
accompanied by hail, which laid flat the
standing crops, and battered in a great
many window glass.
The death of Thomas P. Moore, once
Member of Congress from Kentucky, and
Minister to Colombia during President
Jackson's administration, is announced in
the " l'lougUboy," of Ilarrodsburg, Ky.
lie died of paralysis, on the 21st ult.
By advices from Santa Fe, wc learn that
Don Ambrosia Amiijo (a fcativo of the
Territory) is a candidate for Delegate to
Congress, and also Got. Lano and one or
two others, who all run independent of
pr'y, rre believe.
Grand Jurors Sept. T. 1853.
iriM0fw G.C. Mover .Viltmiurg J. D. SUtier.
Kd)y John Herkrf, Fl.vel Clinsan.
Wilts Jn Elgin, II. B. HHtrick, Oeo. D. Miller, Jn Fry,
.Vic Ilr.riin Sml Aorand. ( JoaUh Wklry.
Vr.r 3. epmH, A. K. Oltt, A. IIMsln(cr, I. BchwynrX,
jrU- lnl llinpiman. l& WirlBey.
ll'et Oliver (Jpo Krb, Oeo Knpp.
yvi i-y Ji.nw Snyder. B". BiyWo Itsr. Wetz-1.
ir'i Dttr Saml Marfhalt. Buffalo itctiti Dorr.
LimettoM Klose, Kobt Bxlgcr.
TL'A VERSE .JURORS.
ITUImrgT S.Christ, 11 .P-Starllcr, O.lt.Vorse, F.Siiyker.
K'JIy tl.Kauirman, D.Noll, ll.llsxtman, J.Ktlly, SJIawa.
Vlmpman l'iiilip HcrrolJ, Saml Shaj.
lavtr Jtihn Wetarl, John P. Smith.
IfartlryJn F. Wilson, Thos M'CarUy.
li:.i;y(ot Ant. Spht, V.. Iloata, J. Kwlrr.
.V w Ikrtin Ssml Hunt, S. B. Winter.
' aji J. II. KrdUy, G.B.Gfrman, ILKniasr, W.IIusbes.
Ili-j llrxrn- A.Wireuan, P. Fn-, A. Uish, Sr D. Alter.
Vry Ooo. HolTinan, Wm. Arbopast, Jn Baily.
f uton Eamurl Smith, Charles Cawtey.
UtsUmJ. Kelor, O. Chambers, B, Chambers, Gt-O.
H''it Buf ilo (ifcm llixon. Mttrhell.
RiilTiteS. Heimlnrh. F. Riegcl, J. Wise, A. Sbw-kler, Jr. j
Derr Amos Kauffman.
M,d'Urcrerk John Eickrl.
MiJKin htrrg Ia n ie 1 Itopenrt-if.
Hail Baffin Jost-ph II. Walker.
VET IT JURORS, pi? TT.)
HfflinlMrg J. (iothall. Ihriftian Milthnnse.
Cptre P. II. Markle. Jacob Swaim, Jacob Felmly.
HWt'iuitffr.n J. B. BfiRcl, 0. Uilbj h J. S. Hwkenlierjt,
HVtt fcoJiiVo-J.icob Fox. ll. C. Olahs, I. B..yer.
SPTRER It n W!5T wonld inform the
public that they have fitted up a
iiiVh) expi-jpslj for 5)ociiJrrcoii))iiict,
in the New Building over Ur.Thornton's Drug
Store entrance at Ihe Jint dour, up stairs
where they are prepared to perform any work
in their line in the nest style of the art. We
can take pictures at almost any hour in Ihe
day. Children taken as well as adults and
oilier pictures copied.
As we have now a permanent location, fitted
up purposely and exclusively for Dagtieireo-
typing, we think we can render entire satisfac
tion, and respectfully tender our services.
F. SPYkEIJ.
Lewisburg, Aug. 1, 1851 J. L. HAWS.
Latest of the Season !
BEAVER. KKEMEIt & MOORE are just
receiving a general assortment of Goods
which they offer at lower rates than ever
Mous. He Hegc in great variety, i;it.gl'?.m,,
Lawns and Prints at surprising lo-.v pri. es. a
complete assortment Ladies' Dress Tr:unn'gs.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of nery
style and shade in the market, that can't be
beat call and see.
The Hard, Ulass, Queens and Cedar Ware
department is complete.
Fresh Groceries, Spices, etc.
All of which have been purchased with
great care, and will be sold as above named.
Lewisburg, July 28
N.B. All kinds of GRAIN
WANTED, for which the highest Market
prices will be paid by It. H. & ill.
of employment. He was in bad health, and
went lo the Hospital, where he remained seve
ral weeks was afterwards hurt, at a ship
yard. His last letter was dated liulfalo, 20th
Sept. 1853. in which he stated he would be
home in 5 weeks since which time no tidings
whatever have been had of him. Any infor
mation of his whereabouts or fate, will be most
gratefully received by his distressed wife.
MAUV ELLIOTT.
Lewisbunr, I'nion Co. Pa June S9, 1853.
dj-Butfalo papers please notice.
The Old Mammoth
A FT1
th
Valuable Properly fur Sale,
"T7"ILL be sold at Public Sale on Tiuirg
f T lay, 1st Sept., 1853, by the Exec
utors of the estate of Damkl Hr.nTZLtn dee'd,
on the premises, situate inTL'RHE T township.
Juniata Co., Pa., wilhin one mile of the Penn
sylvania Canal, the ltailroad, aud the borough
of Perrysville
No. 1 The Iflansion Tract and Farm,
containing 190 Acrcn.bounded on the north
by Tuscarora Creek, on the west by lands of
S. D. Kepiier, on the south hy John Koons,and
east by Jerome Thompson. The improvements
consist of a 2-story stone Dwelling House 52
by 32 feet, a Bank Barn 82 by 46 feet. Wagon
Shed.Corn Cribs.Carriage House.Bake House,
Milk House., with a Pump at the door and a
never failing Spring of excellent water near
DRUG AND CHEMICAL EHP0RIUII
RE-Ol'KXKlt.
Dr. THOKSTO.H Jt Co.,
Whohmh f' Rrtail Druggist, Leicislurg,
OFFER to their friends and the public a
large and well selected stock of fresh
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ground Spices,
(pure.) Dye-Slufls, Brushes, Combs, Perfume
ry, Soaps, Fancy Notions, Fruit, Confectionery,
Books, Stationery, and a variety of articles
too numerous to menu m.
Uive us a call and judge for yourselves we
charge nothing for looking.
Kemember the Mammoth Drug Store!
Dr. T. A. H. THORNTON & CO.
June ICIIi.
ACKAREL No. 1 in Quarand half Bbbls
do No. just rec d.
do No. it, new.
No. 1 SHAD, just ree'd.
Hr'.ltKlNO;, wholesale and retail.
POTATOES for sale.
lOO lbs. TOW YARN, a superior article.
Cotton and Linen CARPET CHAIN of all
colors for sale by J. HAYES & CO.
ALL HAIL THE TMTSIVIl! 711AT
FICKART'S CATTLE PQ'.VDER
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are testifying to its Efficacy !
The vterctul Jkf jn is kind to hU Rfost."
TER years of study and experiment by
the Iuventor, to compound from pure
Ytt'dablt tutferias a Powder that should and
Miax take the place of the thousand and one
nostrum pottn uy and nimt in the public "cer
tain lemditr' for tlie run of sit tlix-.- wt.kh tiie
Hrute cnati'tn are b-ir to.' h ha ;nx!u-vl Hie otxr
hfaulifiK lii is adTfrtisfDJent. ISuue run b yrnmn UDlt-hS
hpnriuxur r.iu SlMtLS nature. Tbf J oinnd hs bven
urh that it m1 Iiiu bwu rbitrtl; cunllnt Ut llit suU)
of FenoftylTauia; but w hv now routuinmaid euro
arraDfpu'nt (hat wt arcprvpaixi tOMifl y Lhu nuiunUai
orti'T? now on hand, as well a thoM ww may hrtatUr
receive from other sute? of ihe Uuion.
Knowing this I'owdpr to mvs all ihe raratir pmp
vriifB Xivxv Stt fortti, wr uWni a fulsome tiratle of a on Is
unnwf.sary. f etmga!'iirwitbsvtiUflir ment will fcfiire
for it a rwitly raie. licinir cumiJM-J uf nurw vrfrtaM
iDiTfJifntis it cau bsnfr)y and juduiouxiy givoo m thnt
n..,l. nninml thm IhHtKtv... ,nM....au in ult wriCtrrM.
Its euVL-i are nfoli pampfnuy vf lltr iyim.rraiiU!C a
MuaOtl carcaM with a nn-tiinLure he1:illr of Lh hair, hut 1
on the othr nan 1 it stn-nuiens the di'tsiion, purinm the '
Kioofl, ri'irulatrn the t'rin:ry orpius, thorehy impnvinir
aDtl pniUtrtm tht whoh- physic i ramdition uf the unitnal
e?en wh-n iu an apparvutiy hem! thy ulnU. and Certattt
and tnJjUiW' cure b-n be baa contracted th
IXSTKMl'CB (iLANDKUa f)lD TACTEftJ
tmiKKl.HO H tAVICa IttfTTK ( ' HoUC
lNFLAMrJ) Lr'iM YELLPV WTLR.
To the Agriculturist and Iniryman, it i an inralnaMe
rvmedy for th.ir NKAT .'A1TLK I a boring untltr Hmr
IHEA.rji. Hui low Mt!(. ar.d other of the many complaint.
wiiirh thfy are uahle uuu a aupprusioa of the natural '
eern'tions. 1
MIU II COWS are much Vnefitd hy or-L-ioDiiity j
mixing with their Slop or Feed. It haft a tfiilMy to
tstivutheu the anion. I, remove all obstruction from the ;
milk tubea. promote all tlie ai-cretionti, and eonai tjntiy
adding much to the strength of the animal, quantity mud
quality of her Xliik, Crvam and Mutter. j
IKHtS, duribff the wnrQi renins are Cfntantty ovpr- i
heating themoeitet, wbfrb nsulte in their crttinx Oouichu, ;
Ulrnt of the Lunps and other parts, which naturatly
ban a tendency to retard their pmwth. In all nu h caea ,
a table ppoonlul, nuxt-d in a bucket of itwill, and given ;
every other dny, will peelily remove all dittfrultit, aud i
tne aiuniai win won inrrcaiw in iicaitn and tn
NEW FIKM
P.ftITI-G andClI.tlR ItIAKIXU
n. G entered into a co
partnership lor tbe purpose
ol carrying on the above branches
of business, the subscribers are
prepared to execute work in their
line,
at rrrr nr.n XTtT
at the upper end of Market street, with the
utmost care and despatch. As they have both '
had the best advanlagcs in obtaining a know-.
lede of their business, and are determined lo .
give entire satisfaction, they hope to receive
a liberal share of patronage and pav.
JOILX B. CUTLER,
WILLIAM WHITING.
Lewisburg, April 18, 1833
t'ST received an assortment of fine-tnnet, I
rosewood McloeVons, from fieo.A. Prince '
Ai Co.'s ceici-rMi d rstzbliknient, KutlaKs A.V. f
4 ut.lave Mlo'Jeous ir :m t' tit C j
5 .!-. il f o H" 75 I
Large 5 Uo F t. F, Piano style, 1110 j
A. L. HA I HKl.U, Lewisburg
Frottstact America's Boole for th Times.
Sr. Bowling's History of Romanism.
Jcsi
II T, C.t I &. CXOTIIIO STORE,
Suulh East Curmr Market and Third .SY.
J. & F. Spyker
f TAV'E just opened and for sale cheap for
I Cash or in exchange for country produce
Mitts Moleskin Nos. 1, 2, 3; Silk No. I,
2. 3 ; An?ola No. 1, 2, 3 ; black cnrled brim,
' pearl and Hat brim Hungarian, fine brush,
j maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
j Huts from Panama down to a levy chip.
C .ips oi ine latesi siyies ana ci every (ins
cription, 10 suit everybody.
C'lofltins Coats, Pants and Vests for
Men and Uoys ; Shiris of liiifcrtnt kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handkerchiefs, gloves, sorks,
in short evervthing to wear from head to foot.
Also
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
Thankful to our customers for past favors
we hope for a continuance of the same, as oar
prices are low. (iive ns a call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Panama. Leshorn Hats, and bonnets wmit
Eir.n axii pkkssko on short notice and reason
able terms. April 27, 1PS3
f jiring anil Imnnter
1853.
ST published a .w tun rviisnKD !!-
u?f ol lJn. UOWLl.XU S HlJTtK OF
KOMAX1SM. Tins popular and valuable work
L. 1DDIM0S & CO.
"f T7"Of."LU hereby inform the public that
y they have just ree'd from Pmladelphia.
a handsome assortment of
llcrcli an ilizCm
(which, s Protestant hut otherwise unsecar.au) ; Gf a kjnds , , stvl, which, having
h,s been pronounced by all Protestant de,.o,n.,beell ha,ed al unnsuollv ,ow they
.nations the hlund.ud. Hutory ot the subject . afe tMei ff h -M
ot which it treats. '
In consequence of the late lire in the Pub- j BARGAINS!
Usher's establishment, he has been unable for j It would be almost impossible to enumerate the
th.' last few months to supplythe frequent orders many articles comprising the stock of goods,
for this work. He has now the pleasure to . but they invite all to come and see for tbem
announce that Dr. Uowling has prepared an selves -assuring them that thev will fet
extensive and valuable Supplement of about ! MOKE IJOOItS FOR THE SAME AlOXBY
150 pages, including all Ihe recent eveuts of, than at any oiher house in Lewisburg. They
interest in relation to Pope Pins IX., the stru?-' have all kinds of
gle for liberty in Kome, the .Madiai. Cavazzi, ! i,r- crviiio
GUOCKRIES,
HARDWARE.
Ql.'K.VSWARE.
and all other articles usually found in a well
furnished store. To render their establish
ment well wor;h a visit at all limes they will
continue to receive as the season advances.
of COL'XTRY PRODI CE taken in exchange
for Goods. Lewisburg. April 29, 1853.
Female medical Education.
Ptnn MrtUral Culleye of l'fiihulttjihia.
rilllE Fall Course of Lectures to Females,
I commences Sent. 5. and continues 16
Weeks. I vho. of lh tt'ns of thfusands of this nuntry, halnK
. , . , , - ... I either tli out ir othrr of the animals vhk-h tl:is PttwiliT
i,iiiuc cii.iru in uic 3iuuy oi iirtooKT, oi . brents, will lw so niftupllj- and so ouuierriful to the
others, wishing to be informed in regard to 1 heast, and unjust to h.mir. as not to Kie it a trial
this Itistitnlion, will have the inoiceienf " ",'n"I f"1"" 'reycrit s.m.-.-min.iiid
.... , r it will be as n-rmD.'Ht in that Sb4bl anU (ln-nied as
sem uirin uy auorcssin" uie ncan. r res lor a es.M!Ut:ls, u the Currv-r..mb aud Hru.h th. msrU. s are.
Lsiritl4irg J.Y. IKir, Jan. Kellv, M. I!ryman, J. Drown,
Arto Btrlin A. F. SWinee. IJ. Monteom-ry, J. Norton.
ltonxr Ceo. Miller, Henry Kern, W. C. Kngle.
llnnt Jhn I'ierson, Geo. Deatrirk, Jas, Jarrett.
'the house; a Blacksmith Shop and all other
necessary outbuildings ; a good young Apple
Orchard ol choice Irmt, also Cherry, Peach
and Plum trees. This farm is one of the most
Itiriiryw. Huntington, J. Seehier, o. Broucher, Mark t desirable locations in the county, and in a high
While lifer h. Ik-miaf. J. Kanrk. Halfosnny, J. Diehl
Cliapmnn J. Ilaurk, J. S -eelitist, II. Ilerrold.
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
County Commissioner.
The people of this county are resolved to
take more pains in electing for this office.
JAt'OH t;t;I)V. of Kl llullalo. has been
repeatedly recommended for Commissioner at also a good frame Tenant House and Stable on
this time and he was requested to state, last i the farm, and an excellent Spring of water at
Saturdav. whether he was a candidate. Jlis the door.
state of cultivation, having recently been limed
over; a good Limekiln is on the premises, and
a Limestone Quarry within one-half mile; the
land is Limestone and ISiver bottoms, of the
best quality. About 1C0 acres are cleared and
the residue well Timtiered. and all under good
fence, conveniently diided into fields with water
mnnine throush nearly all oi mem. i nere
reply was that he had not sought norexpectea
the office, and that the state of affairs at home
would not permit him to take the field as a
candidate. At the same time, if the voters
saw lit to elect him without his personal soli
citation of their sufl'rages, he should feel proud
of the honor, and would serve them to the best
of his ability.
Mr. Gundy lost about 1,000 by the recent
tornado, and has not yet had time lo restore
his fences, etc., to order, so that ii would not
be proper for him, even if he desired it, lo ask
for surmort. These are Ihe facts in toe case.
Many persons from different townships have
urged that he be presented as a canaiuaic
and with this explanation, please announce
that Jacob Gundy will be voted for as County
Commissioner on the Whig Nomination day.
No one who knows Capt.Gandy can doubt
hie intecrritv. or his entire fitness lor mat res.
nonsible oost. Those who wish him elected,
must take proper measures to secure his nom
ination first. A CITIZEN.
Also No. 2 containing about 10 Acres,
with the PORT ROVAL
WOOLEN FACTORY,
frame Dwelling House, Stable, and
SAW-MILL. The Factory building
is &0 by dO feet, 3 story s high, with two Carding
Machines, two Power Looms, Spinning Mach
ines, Hand Looms, Dye House, and all ncce -nry
machinery for manufacturing ; a good subs' :.n:ial
Dam across the stream turning tbe ticl-r-
about 8 acres of this tract are cleared bounded
by the Mansion Farm, and is on the road leading
from Perrysville to Water ford.
Also No. 3 Lot containing H6 Perches,
bounded on the north by the Mansion Tract, on
Ihe west by No. 2, on the south by N. Herliler,
on Ihe east by the road leading from Perrysville
lo Waterford.
The above property will be told together or
separate, to suit purchasers. Any person wish
ing to view Ihe property, will be shown it by
calling npon David licrlzlcr, one of the Evoca
tors, residing Ibereon, a sit any outer inlor.iation
given hy addressing the subscribers, Poit iioyal
P. Juniata Co., Pa,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.M., of said
day, when terms will be made known by
SOLOMON HEUTZLEIl,)-.
DAVID HEKTZLEK, J "
484 JACOB KL'KTZ. )
COVKT Proclamation Whereas the
v Hon. ABM 8 WILSON, 1'residenlJ nuge
for tha &th Jodterat Distrtet. onnsirtinir of the eoonttes
of Union and Mittinaad Jacob immtt ana "
. .' . dwi.i. Judirra in Union coautT.
bare ied tuetr precept, beartnt; date the ibth day of
Way, ls3, and tome direeuxi. wr uia uouuna-
.i....n.Brt Pmirtnf rvunmon Pleas. Over and Terminer,
and general luart Sessions, at XKW BKKLIN. the
roonty of Union, on the sroW M-mdaf of SEPTEMBER
next, hein- Uie lain asyj iwnmwowiiiiii' l- '
XttTH.K la tlierrCiro herel.y nru to the Coroner,
Justto-s of the roans, and (Jonstal.lea in and for the coun
ty of Union, to appear in their own proper person, with
their Koll, Keennls, Inquikitioas, Etaminationa, and
oilier Kememhranoes, to do thoso things whirh of their
oWees and in their behalf appertain to be done; and all
witnesses and other persons prosecnUnK In behalf of the
Commonwealth ajsio-t any person or persona, are re
quired to be then and there attending, and not depart
without tears at their peril. Justioes are request! to
be punetoal in thair attrodaaee at the appointed time
airreeable to notice.
ute uieler piy nana ana seal a. me a imra , .. ' :fil,re. 41 - narties of SIX.
K. Iilin,the 3uth day f June in tbe year of our lra frrred) 85; parties of three, r . prt.es oi six,
one tlKiiid eitht hundred and fifty-three, aud in the f 3,f0, and to larger Classes at a less Mir.
.,, ,-, e, ,ne iiMevrvinsT I 1 it,ni 2. 'IllV I-'. IS-K1.
S V J ' -
T. Klse. a professor and teacher of this
art is slaying at Mr. Kline's, the Washington
House, and is now forming classes for Instruc
tion in this unique system of short hand which
is ihe quickest and most easy means known
for reporting public speakers. Mr. Slee's
Terms are very moderate for the course of
instruction (at the residence oi pnpiis " p'-
single Course of Lectures, $30. For a Scholar
iltip CeWfc'r,cntitling the holtler lo atlend two
full courses, only 50. Four courses, $75. Six
courses, $100. etc.
All KM. LIVEZEY, M. Dea.
No. 3i, N. 13th St- Philadelphia.
AliHT HAN IKL P. ;i J.lilN.
(Spotta' Store.) Kelly Tp, Uuivu Co. I'a.
IT'OK Carpenters. Double and single
' beech l'lanes, Long Jointers, Kaising.
l'iow and Groove Pannel Ploughs, with and
without handles ; Fillisters, self-regulating
Sash ; Flat O Gee and Bead O'Gec and Fillets ;
Rabbit and Beads, all sizes ; Braces with and
without bills; Long Shanked Firme'aiid Socket I
Chisels, together wiih an endless variety of
tools to fit out the " kit" complete, all for sale
Female Medical College of Pennsjlvania
FOVRTH AS H UAL SESSIOX.
The next Course of Lectures in this Institu-
.: :ll ..n W 1 1 1 r. I -i S ft" l.l
1 1 f I II Will W1IIIUKTIIH. U.IHIUUJ, im, B , I . iL.fl . , , .
IHM, and continue Jire monllu (31 weeks,);-" ' "HR.VPI. k-pPMe"tJ mV.opp ' "
IT'OR Ilulliler!. The most complete as
' sortment of Trimmings for Buildings ever
ottered, at B., K. tV. M.
etc. etc.; and tnat the enlarged wo.k (uiaa.ng
a noble volume of 815 paes) is now ready,
and will be supplied to agents, booksellers and
the public wilhout any adiaurt uj jintt upon
the old editions.
Hundreds of testimonials from distingcished
clergymen, scholars, presidents of colleges and
others, have been rcceivt d, testifying to the;
m.e uy am. yaiue o. tn.s j ,s;ory. a s.tigie one , nrw jnvoice$ of sca;0Iiab!e -ocls for Lad.es
of these, from the pen of that e ii'.neut l'rotes. . . . k. .ki- .11
ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. B. Cheever, D.D., is ! ,0 off ,he e u( the Sew y k and
given as a specimen of Ihe whole : nu-i
5 -Thi.flitnJ dutiful wurk rt u ,
Nwm-ii m.r Mfi T.T-mni . i.iin-rr.r .(.uinr rr..r. i Havinrj adopted the motto " 4niclc iSales
ami we do n't ii.uit th t it isnietimtJ v liai-- u -xtr-1 and Small Profit, they hope to receive a lib
or.marys!.... U is f mnt vtW 'h,h shar,, of pnWlC vMrttrie. (TTAII kinds
M1 wutIis we hxv ever cen iiiert frnm t . . . yjr-J
AintricMD trj..4 ; cunt-Mimi. a in riff number uf Inertly ,
finihol tJucraTiTic. illntrutive of th r'rv imnii, -Ufetr-
SMtiuU", piTruur.(i, dsii im-itlcDts of Kouittuiriu. hi-li i
i-ttt-ii le'l m ntot (fiiHiUt-ut tu)t. nod art tt nnJ utilify as f
well an liijftily ornainenfni. Th work if-elt tf rhr)i-tr-iti-d
hy fTt'ttt refvan li.nit'l aooiri-hiiiivTaiii 4rr:-tursl j
vii-w fl tht? D-iture ntt'l l.i-fory .f tti- l'o;ih rtystt-m. It J
(rrrvr.U a u rini-t but fUtHrieiitly full liUu-ri r.i" thr rn.
lnTrti. err-.r-, i-rtl mmI .vH-it nmilition of th' j
Jii.ary,riuti,''iHfiiti'd l.y refe-reiirt- to th.- niot uu-U-ul-tt 'l
htorir futuri1., r'Iwte l id ft fj irtl. l. eu-rft-'in iiiI '
im r?xiT yiinil rmn.vt in thf nt't iuri-i nmniifr. t
1 AlHiun.Iti in fti-u mi., in -i Ir-ntf, an il, with its IfflUtiful j
illu-imti-.n-. tn Urtn-r nn t-.( t. t'.ruistt a vivid aud im
pretvire J.rtniture nf licinni-ni ! it i-. thrto ntty itlr r
tny.k w dhow of. It upihi a trrt Uck in our tlu .!(
frt'Ttl litenttun: mid now that a ecufirt with K'.iu I
furo'd upon n, and i --n t me- th hnMnm uf m
a!l. cirrtry aud lniy, a wvrk m rirh y fD-r! with ftrtji
anj arurniTitf wilt lie rnr-t fit, : -nd wM-frl. U. .h nid
W Clad to m it in rv. tuuuyt avuj awtoruiu eTer rftt- i
trt? tiihtc in tltf hind
(Xj-Aenis for the above work, to whom val
uable inducement will be i tiered, wanted m
every State nl the I'nion. Arptv to
EDWAKD WALKER. Publijher,
May, 1853. 114 Fulton M, New York.
am
GHAT.D tXUlDITlON!
closing on the 25 ih of February, 1854,
FACULTT.
DAVTD J. JonSSON', M. D., Truf.arfir of Chemistry and
Tnxieoliipv.
EI.l.H(sil) HARVF.V. M. P., Prr.f.sKir of the Principles
and t'rnetiee nf Meilieine.
I1II.IIKKN liAlil.lNi.Ti.N, M.B, Pnifr'sfir nf Surgery.
ANN I'liKSTdX. M.K. I'mr-snor nf l'liyiol.vy.
KI.VVIN KISSKLL. M. l 1'ri.fessnr nf Anarnniy.
M A II K O. K K K It, M. ., rrurcssor of ilaleria Medics and
(teneral Tberaneulics.
MAICTliA II. MoWKY, M.P, Pmfessor of Obstrtrlcs and
IHsea.se. of Women anil Cbililren.
ALMIltA L. Hl l.tll, M. Demonstrator ot anatomy
and Cuemistry.
Persons wishing further information as to
terms, rerulations,etc,or desirous of receiving
copies of the Announcement, will please apply
personally or by letter to the Dean ot the fac
ulty, DAVID J. JOHNSON, M. D..
481 Ti'J Arch St, rhilaiteipma.
T)OWIKR. For Blasting, H. F. G. and
1 uanister rowuer, auu oa.eiy e use just re
TO LtTHBEIUIEX.
ANTED 30 to 50,000 ft Maple 5J by 6
20 to 30,000 do 4 by 4
10 to 20,000 ft 3 in.Aah plank
SO to 30,000 ft 1 4 do
lo be delivered this coming Fall and Spring on
the bank of Ihe River at Harrisbure. Lumber
of good quality and strait grained is wanted.
Proposals will be received till Sept. I ft.r
furmshin; the above, and persons scndin? pro
posals will state the quantity and quality of the
different kinds they can furnish, and wf'a.
Terms of payment cash on delivery and
inspection. Address ( post-paid
480 W. O. HICKOK, Harnsburg, I'a.
eeivcd at
B K. & M.
1 f HANDS wanted, immediately, to make
vy cinthins, by
BEAVER, KREMER & MOORE.
BV EXPRESS Parasols. Berages, Lawns
aud Ginghams just ree'd by
Beaver, Kremer & Moore.
ECOND Arrival of Fine Wool Carpets at
May 19. Beaver, Kremer & Moore.
s
NEW FIRM.
CABINET MAKING.
DON ACHY ti ELDER having to-day
entered into a Co-l'artnership in the
above business, would respectfully invite their
former customers, and Ihe public in general,
to give them a call at Dowacai's old stand on
North r UUKI H street, wnere iney arc
Second Arrival of New Goods t
nAVING disposed of most of pur first par
chase of Spring Goods, we would res
pectfully invite the public to call and see the
Cheapest and Best assortment of New Goods
that has been opened in Lewisburg this season.
Having bought Fine Dress Goods at very
reduced rates from spring prices (particularly
for cash) we feel determined that our custom
ers shall have the benefit of our purchases.
Call, see and judge for yourselves at the old
stand of J. HAYES A CO.
156r the LADIES Every desirable style
; and quality of Dress Goods to be had at
very reduced rates at the old stand of
J. HAYES & CO.
fuiefl Am'ii'.a.
Ijl mi- tltf '"esiiMoffM. tihh.
PARASOLS a splendid assortment of Silk
Tnrlr fiiiir. and calin l.n.91 Paricrilq tn hr
red lo do all work in their line with the utmost ; haJ M ,ow prices B, HAYES'.
despatch and on the most reasonable terms.
ut.stwi.u auu m nnviruv I T I AT AIMn CAPS Moleskin. Panama
IL Chinese and Leghorn Hats Silk and
Taney Clcth C-is a! lew f rices ly HAYES.
Lewhburg, May
F. A. DONACHY,
A. D. ELDER.
, 1S.S3
Prmrrnmme fr Ihe Setunn Doors opened al
o'clock. A. .'.!., performance to commence at
7 or earlier if desired
al the Iwlsbnr,; Bazaar,
FVesfc frmrn Ittil.t&lj'Kiu .Vnr Liatrnoot and Iiria
one of the choicest selections of
TAKE NOTICE ! I -king a.nd Summer Goods
The undersigned, would j ever brought to Lewi.sburg or viciuitv. which
respectfully announce tu the' are now oered f..r the inspecUou of all this
citizens of Lewisburg and its ,wn anii lhe res, lf mankind,
vicinity, that they are prera- . . , .
,.i . , ,n i.... i ml.J. The I.ndirH m particular are invited to
red to do all kinds ItlnrU. mV. AJirkt ,0(1 , l;lrB ur N l n Uu),U;! w. h.
Mill 1 11111,7 at their Shop tin no fairs In r.ifei. m. irop toset.iexui t a mouse tisp.) Iut
the ceruer of North 4th Street ' hnwr ndt-l-led prices mninrm y ya Ai, isnur standard.
and the Bntfiiloe road. 1 !'.,:'Y' V'.' '"ti? 'l'IT
Horse Shoeing, Wagon Work and all kinds ! Tisnei, Summer Silks. Aipaess, st't-s rtsinsnd embroi
of Repairing done loonier. I '''"d- ALSO Linen Omlrio i-liet lldkfs. trench
C-1 t i r . i t. e wrki'il IMttft. Iiwrtink. and K.ipnK- Mflir.ir Stilts,
oal. Iron and Grain taken m exchange for; iiki,d K.dtii-.rs. Funs. n.-iery-c.ion, M-rino am
work. C. it IJ. rlsllCr. j Si'k. ALSO TilLorV TusMxns. Vnfm Trim tallies.
May 1, 1853 I wins Silks, and a Tarietj of Notions.
i The attention of the faenllenien also is
A N K STOCK O l" ! tnriM onrstnek of SpHeir and summer ta.sin-res.
Riri'eo fln I i allelj .f fterT ueVtyle- ttiat ora l le b.t. Ai..0 l.kn-
C neriU aMUriiu.'ia tf ftmts for Sua nier wear, besides
ittair?i ftrp Krescn I'lJ-tris of the wiest arruve
hrsieis. AL&O Miirt Col.ara. Oratats, llo-iery, tlioTes.
ll-lkA. Snp. ii-l-rs. nm) s crvr.t Tark ty of artielcs in th
lleiillenieii t'lirnisbrnx tiue.
Boots and
Shoes,
Stationery.
rHHE subscriber announces to his friends
HuuMCkretscrai! your attention is called
and the public generally that he has iusi :o,',V , '"';' "n " "T". Bn-
, . ' . i i i i . Ines. rt'low Muslins, brown ami rlearliel Mu-llns alse
received trotn Philadelphia a large and escel- j iiK fi:i;iKsin i ur.daree. (,ttt.n,TA hahiiwai.e.
i:k.t. Bcok. Ware. I.nnpt. t'srpet Bnr t ARrtTS.
til roths. and 1't tli-ech nn Ir-at in tl.e seh.Bee s.
l It-ndiil lr! i-f l'p'.ttH ' Mfh t.uliiu's pretniem l.sirsela,
Ci--iv'nes. eomartes, Ilajr Water and Ui moal Aafcraaa
fcaeiteei.
Admission free. Call on
TUSTIN. STUART LEWIS.
471 opposite Kline's Hotel, LrtriiiVarw;
ST1 7iT-r-
lent assortment of
comprising every kind and variety of Gentle
men's B jots Gaiters, Monroes, Ties, Slippers.
&c.
India! Fine Guitar Inoe.
Bikin, Ji-nny Linds, and Ties of the latest
aad mcs rinnr.-ved sv!fs.
Boy.'. Misses', ;u'i Children's
Boots, Lafe Boots, Gaiters aiid hoc of every
style and variety now worn also a choice
selection of the School and Classical
BOOKS
now in use in our Academies and Schools,
together with a good assortment of .Stat to-
MO UK LUMUIilt!
VI.Al.t.E additional stock of New Lumber
added to the old stock of Dry .
B5.nfH feet rf Joists and Scaulling, consist
ing of all st7x and lengths.
Sawrd Rails and Shingling Lath.
50.fi"(t Plaslering Lath, 3 and 4 feel IcMur.
Inch Boar.'s. Weatherbcaids 1 asi 1 u.cl
P.innel li. nr.ls nnd Plenk.
All wim are building can be arcf mmpdated b
calling on the snbscnb'r. who woe'il b
nery, etc.
The above goods have been carefully selec
led ana will be sola at very renureu prices. , , . , r , .
The undersigned also continues to inantitac-i s.i,? 'ua vwm-s.
,. ,..!. ..J SLu. .f ,r.r. J.,..h,.. I., I IIIWIM flf.Mir,
order, and from his long experience and a
determination to spare no effort or expense to j
please, ne nopes to mem and rereiv? a liberal
share of business. JOHN HOUGHTON.
Lewisburg, May 5, 1S."i3
Lewisburg, May 3. 13 JJnipd
SCHOOL ORDERS neatlv printed and for
sale al the Chrmiilc OtLt.
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thn I .ftrniiir'l nlln-e, or prnterj to rirrlrr
Ki:li of s superior form, for ala al. thai
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