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Lcwisburs Chronicle & West Branch Farmer June 1, 1855.
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A Sphinx in the Cabinet
A A'aliiugtou paper says that Mr. Dc
Leon, the United States Consul General
iu Ejjpt, liiw sent over lo Mr. Marcy, for
tlie State D-paxttneut, an antique Sphinx,
having the body of alien and the face of
a young woman, and carved all over with
hicri'g'ypliica and re; rcsojtations of lulls,
beetles, scorpions, gt, crocodiles, anl
., . T. : e I . I -
""-" .5iS, :5 p,,,.,, Pupils Imm a distatice, ex-
about two feet liigb. Mr. Marry has taken ! rpt in .special cases, are required lo board in
the Sptiiux 10 Lis embrace, acd it is prob
able destined to become an important
inetulicr of the Pierce administration. In
the first place it must, however, declsro its
intentions to become an American citiz-n,
and although tie gender cf the Sphinx
family has hecu disputed from the most
remote antiquity, we presume the Democ
racy will have uo difficulty in cstallis-iiii;:
the faet that this one is of proper sex, in
Dpite of the f.aiinitic head, and that it will
before lot;g be quite as fit to cxircise the
r'ght? (f citizenship as many tf our newly
arrived emigrants from Kurrpcan coun
tries. Is suiidstooe head can be uo clj ac
tion, for wc have had wooden heads iu
Ligh plac-t", and thcro seems to be a Cue
opening for a head of solidcr stuff.
JJut the public would respectfully at
to be informed what office the Sphinx is
destined to Ell al Washington. If it is
to resume its oil business of propounding
enigmas and devout ing the inhabitants
wheu they can uot solve them, it will find
its proper sphere in Washington. We have
had puzzles and botherations without num
ber since tho 4th of March, 153. The
people have never yet been able to under
stand the Nebraska enigma, the tlrcvtown
enigma, the Oateud enigma, the St. Dom
ingo enigma, and many others; and if the
Sphnix of theWhite House has not de
Toured them, it has been simply because
mch food disagrees terribly with the Pros- j
iJential digestion. Hut the people are
workiug cut a solution of all these puz
zels, and when bcy have arrived at it, our
Presidential Sphin t will be quite ready to
dash his head apainst a rock. Iu the
meantime our E'vntian Sphinx must have I
work a.-sig'icd him iu the Cabinet. Mr.
Guthrio might employ such a hard shell
individual in tho Treasury Department,
for ho would be very useful in getting up
Treasury reports and proposing iusoluble
problems of Tree Trade. Mr. Campbell
wight engage him in the Post Office ser
vice, to insist ia the perplexity of our
mail business. Or if he did not fancy
.1 Ii . . i
uUtlCS Willi luesu ji-iiai,uieiiia, oi iujoiv.
uumi i
AVar, tlie Navy, or the Interior, Mr. Mar-
CT lui-lt put the Sphinx on diplomatic
c , . it j
service. He will answer very well toseud
to MauriJ, should Augustus (.W-ar llatiui-1
' C I
tal Dotlgo fail iu hia' uiissioo.
He
could
re sumo t he .panlsll ccsotiatiODS woerc
Sr
Soulc LroVc ihciu off, aud there is no ro
son why an expatriated Sphinx, with a
souud stone held, bhoulJ not be as good
an ambassador as an expatriated French
man with a cracked head. Let us make
the roost of our Egyptian Sphinx, aud let
the public be informed immediately on
what business his suud-stocc braiDS are to
bo employed. PhVad. HulUtin.
A gentlcmau from Swatnpvi'lc, State of
New York, was telling how many different
occupations he hid attempted. Among
Others he bid tried school-teaching.
"Hjw long did you teach 1" asked aly
ctandcr. "Wal, I didn't teach long ; that is, I
only twnt to teach."
"Did you Lire out ?"
"Wal, 1 didn't hire out; I only treat to
Lire out."
"Why did you give it tip?"
"Wal, I gave it up for some reason or
'nother. You see, I traveled into a dis
trict aud imirr' d for the trustees S Jtnc
bouyedidMr. Snickles was the man I
wanted to sec. So I found Mr. Snickles
named my object iu iutcrducing myself
-and asked Liiu what be thought about
letting me try my luck with the bi; boys
and unruly gals iu the district. lie wanted
to know if I raaly considered myself cap
'Lie ; and I told bim I wouldn't mind his
askiug me a few easy questions in 'rithnte
tic aud 'jgrapby.or showing my handwrit
ing. IS ut he said no, never raiud ; he
could tell a good teacher by his gait.
"Let roe see you walk off a little ways,'1
says be, 'and I can tell,' says be, 'jis's
well's I'd beet J you examined,' says be
"1I sot in the door I walked t il I
luongtit I'd g-me 'bout fur euough tlicti
I e'spected s'tliirjg was to pay aud looked
routi l wal, the door ten thet, and Sairk--j
troi june .'''
Items is down on tlie "ventilators" now
so much worn ly the ladies. He uou't
know tue iutcDtioti of tbc "substitution"
f gauze for cotton and calico, therefore
wc Initio the ladies will pardon him for
fopying the following-, on what is stjlcd
ladies, "full-undress :''
Unnumbered globes bestud Ihe bine
Conspica-ios lo the sight ;
B:il m ist conspicuous lo the view
Are those that stttd the white.
Kindred to the above is the remark of
cnuuti yruau, whin asked, after leaving
one of the presidential levees, if be had
ever seen such a i-itit lcfre ? "Xn,"
was tho etiiiihutie replv "nr si'rrr uvts
Vftinol."
Truth aad f-io ue beauty dot not always
jo togtber. Pretty girls are famous for
fibbing j while u'y ones run with the
gospel. The pocta always harness truth
and beauty together, tut the world jerks
1'iem apart.
rrsfessor Mapes tbtuks dogs can reason.
We doubt it. If they eouid, tbey would
ot make such asset, of themselves as to go
a irtiu in 2,4' j ut b-.r-ausca, tin culleader
ibVtifxi 4v:itir tail.
University MVJce.
THE First Session of the present Col
L leyiate vear closed on the leth inst. Th
The
next
rssiott will commence on the
17th of
Mav.
Tuition for the Term tn College, $10) in
Aca.le nv, for those studying the Ancient Lan
guagc,$7 furtiiosein English branchesouly,
$5.
The Female Institute opens at the same lime.
Tuition $30 a year for common branches,
ami $ 10 for the hi-th'r. D i.ud. fuel and light,
the Institution.
Mr. I. ma, who is tn conduct the Primary
S-hool. will occupy the apartment lately nsed
bv Miss Groins, m the basement of the Bap
tist Church, lie is at present sick, and will
g.ve d'te notice of the dav of opening.
i.etvtsbiirg, April 57. lifoo.
Philadelphia Aclv'ts.
1000 Book Agen's Wanted.
GENTS wanleJ in even' fonntv of
;l . ,, , ,
J. 1. the L lilted S ates, to sell one of the most
saleable hooks ever ptilili-hed, JtifHed,
' Ililill.I.ING ALiVENTl RES AMONG
TIIM IXMANS." comprising the most remar
kable pen ti :i I narratives of events in the
early Indian Wars, as well as of incidents in
the recent hostilities in Mexico and Texas,
liv John frost, I.. I,. 1). author of Pictorial
llistorv of the finted States," Pictorial His
lorr of the World." &c &e. I'lutrated with
numerous engravings, from designs by V.
Ci"me. and oiher d.sltnguihed artists.
Ttt'i book contains over 50t octavo pages,
bound in embossed morocco, full gilt bark.
and is sold at the low price of $1.75 per copy, j
Over 3,000 copies have heen suld within a
sh'-rt time, and tl,e sale is still increasing.
We pav the largest commisMon to agents,
who can be supplied with a specimen copy,
sent bv mail, post-paid, cn sending us ihe
price, $1.75, with fall particulars of theagen
cr. 'Address, J. V. nitvm.EV. Publisher,
ii .orth FOCRTH St., Philadelphia.
X. I). On receipt of two dollars, we send
(pot-paid) a copy of the above book, and a
copy of the "Fireside Angel," bv T. S. Ar
thur. ' lmr.77
Agents Wanted,
TO sell the best work of T. S. Arthur,
X -TEX NIGH I S IX A BAR-ROOM, AND
WHAT I SAW illKRK." This is a lar-ie
12.no. of 211) paees. illustrated with a beauti
ful Mi'zutitit Eu::raviti?, by S.n tai n, bound in
the best manner, full gill back.
Specimen copies sent to any part of the
Vmted States, ou receipt of the pnce,'.75 cts.
JS.mie ai nt Hour selling this liook are ina-
tins S-u P" month.
V.plv to
J W UHADLEV.
Im5?7 4S North 4ih St, I'kiLJtlphia
GsDrge Sturges,
SOLE Manufacturer of the Improve;! ;
spiral sprin? ?lal resists, No. y-i :
w.itnut riniiidripina.
riVE MLVER MEDALS awardffJ. viz.
Two hj the Am-rit-an lns!itutf. N- w AVrk, (Vf.l 1S51
lo Fntiiklin I net ttut-, I'litU'l.-Iphm Sow. -nd
Ou- ai Uie Marv.aud ltitute. bIttmoru. Nor. j ib 4
Th peculiar improvement in the construc
tion of this Maires is, that all the c.i and
"on (1
t. , .
I Aroey wmrl-n frame wrk ts entirely dispensed
riih. and its place supplied by a lighter and
m,"--n ln"re durable frame, the springs are all
connected by harness leather hinges, securely
riv,.Wl! r..,te in? n impossible for a single
spring to f in oWn or gel out ol place, and
I... T, . I - l . .1.... . .
making a D -d so ela-tic that auv part mav lie
rused or bent up, and is thus admirably titled
to ihe wants of the sick or asthmatic who may j
require a stiiin? po.iiire.havMi!r ihe luxurious
s illness of the best Feather Bed with the litrht- !
nes and facility of handling of the common j
Hair Mattress.
These improve! Spring Beds are invnrinbli
made of the best materials, and will last many j
years without repairs. I
Persons bavin; H.ur Matrasses, can have j
th-m altered into Spring Beds.
i nrse of is are wen a.ianieu ionioicis,ocrin3 (
of Ships, S eamboats and Hospitals.
Spring S-an for Chairs.C .images or Church
Pens and Hiir and Hjsk Matiesses made lo
order. Also an extensive ass, trtmentof highly
ornamented (in enamel) and plain finished
CA S T Hi OX FVIiXlTVliE,
ransistin; in part of Bpd.teads. Hat and Coal
Ra-ks, Cine a id L'inbrella Stands, Garden
Cnairs. S-ttees, Arc. Are.
Philadelphia. April 2, lr55 lj-575
SALrVrlAlMDER SAFES!
Evans & Watsnn,
No. 2G S.iuth Fourth
St., Philadelphia.
Great Fire at
Chestnut & Kilih Sts.,
Fri lav nvwrnn?. Dec. I.Vh, 18."1 EVANS &
WATSONS SALAMANDER SAFES TRIU
MPHANT, as they always aie when put to
the lest :
PninnKLnii. Dec. 15. IMS..
Messrs.Evans AV.ilson.N ."yS uth Fourth St
Gentlemen We take much pleasure in rec
ommending your Salamander Safes to Merch
ants and ethers in want of a secure means of
nreserviiii th'ir books, papers tec. Irom fire,
as the me we purchased from yon about seven
months since has preserved our books, papers i
and cash in as g .od a c litiou as ihey were 1
when put into it, before the great fire of this !
morning, which destroyer! the enure block ofj
buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets. 1
The above sale wr.s in use in our office, on I
the second floor of our building, from which
cie it f-U into the cellar, an. I remained there :
until ihe fire was out. The Safe was then re-1
. . .1
,ved and opene.i in me presence o, iri
101)0 persotis.-whn
Witnessed tne gOO'l Comtl- ,
tion of its contents,
Will you please have
laired, as ue intend lo
the Stfe and Lock, repaired, as we ...lend lo j
pill it in use a?ain, having perfect confidence
I in its fire-proof qualities.
1 ours, respecllitllv.
LACEY A PHILLIPS."
Evans 4 Watson lake pleasure in referring
to the following, among the many hundreds
who have their Safes in use : U. S. Mint, Phil
ada.: Farmers' & Mechanics' Hank, Phdada.;
Samuel Allen. Esq., High Sheriff, Philada.;
J hn X. Henderson. City Controller; Caleb
Cope & Co., Xo. IH3 Market St., ; Richard
X irris & Son, Locomotive builders, Philada.;
Uancrofl & (Sellers, Machinists, corner 16th
and Jams Sis.; Franklin Fire Insurance Co,
Philada.; Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Philada.;
Ltcey &. Phtliips, comer 5th and Minor Sts.;
SliarpIessA Bio.Xo. 3i South Second St.;
James. Kent i Santce, Xo. 147 North Third
St.; W. H. II .rslinan & S.ms. Xo. 51 North
Thirl St.; Smith. Williams & Co-No. 87 Mar
ket St : I A- II. Ilr ue. No. lsj Chestnut St.
!7 A large assortment of ihe above Safes j
alurays on hand (warranted to stand at least 10 '
per cent, more fire than any Herring's Safe i
now in nse). EVANS & WATSOX also I
manufacture and keep for sale. Iron Shutters,
Iron Doors an1 Iron Sash, for making bre-
pr.sot , aims nr iiank-s, ciores, ptionc ana pri
vate buildings; Seal and Letter Copving Pres-
. t4n, 1 i.. llafr. T.'r-il. .e. A-
I ii -. v . ..a i. .'nr-fv'ni
ril !ir nsai.iii,ii.,u..vmiiiiii ..ri.niii
St Philade'phia. April 6, '53 57Hyl
MRS. E. MITCHELL,
VO. 2S North Ninth St., Philada., ;
i manufacturer of Mant illaK.t 'loakH,
ti.C of all descriptions, at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL.
Orders made up al short notice
in the best and latest style. April 4,'55m3
SABTL H. FULTON,
QTAPLE and Fancy Stationery, and
O Card RnxraTtaV. Estahlishmenl.
i-uikBIGi.liI8urhiJada. AjtiI4,'
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore existing
between l'avid Ulairand J. .. Barrett un
der the firm of Blair & Barrett, in the business
of the M.'ilnt Vernon House, No. 95 North
Second Street, has be-n this day dissolved by
mutual consent, J. I.. Barren bavin? purchased
the interest of said Blair, will continue to keen
th: Mount Vernon House.
DAVID Itl.AIR,
3. L. BARRETT.
The Mount t'emn Mmine will be continued
by the subscriber, who will be happy lo see
his ftiends and spare no pains to make them
comfortable. J. L. BARRETT.
Philadelphia, April 7, IS55.
HERRING'S
Patent Champion Eirc-
I'root SsArfcs, with Hii
Patent Powder-Pronl Locks
which were awaided separ
ate Medals at the World's j
.Fair, London, lb.M, and aNo
it the Uiirlds Fair, New
Vcrk. lo:i ami 1S54. 'i'lie !
j J1? -
subscribers
I ,,
are tlie .sole inanittaciiirers anil ;
proprietors in this Mate ot the above une-;
quailed Safes and Locks. The reputation o( j
the ueiiuine ' Herring's Sale" is world wide, I
and for the last thirteen years the inricautile ;
Community hare witnested and bnrnt testi
mony to their jiKYf.n ritixn liie proof qualt- .
lies. More than 1S.0CO of these Sales have :
been actually sold, and over twii iirsnunn '
have pa?ed trinmphantly through accidental
fires. Tliepohlic are assured that all Safes
inanufactiiied by the subscribers are not only
ntrm I.. foil.- nnal h.o ,n mnn,- ...
.u... ...... .. . - 1 , - ".. ....... .
spects even superior to those which have been
so severely tried by tire. Few will forsct their
services in Ihe burning of the "Tribune es-
tablishment," New Yolk, and at Ihe Great Fire (
in Strawberry street, at the large fire last July, ;
opposite the Giranl House ; and still more te
centlyin the Fire at Fifth and Chesnni Sts.. in
this city, in which tlicr.e Safes came forth the j
acknowledged Champion, v.ben many other!
securities failed. FAIIREL & CO.,
row Sir"- nnit Hank Uxk Makm, !
.11 Vt.U.Al I iStrtet, J niladelpnia.
Chilled Iron Safes, with Powder Proof :
t ri., miinif-in,,,,,! ,T,,il. (,.. li-ni... I
i.ocks, matiulactured rxpresslj lor Hanks, j
Brokers, jewelers, and others requiring secu-:
ritv from rogues. Hat.k Vaults, Doors, &c, !
, ii. i an i i
on hand and made lo order. All the mosi eel-1
ebrate Lockb for sale at manufacturers prices.
Second hand Sales," Salamanders" and I
" Iron Chests" of other makers, having been 1
taken in part pavment for Ilerrins's, tr sale
at half price. " Marrh 30,'55. i'.ivl :
Ai?mt J. 0. Rirnmtso & Co., Danville.
BLINDS AND SHADES ! I
"--.sv;,i,f ntr i n.jr,j ,;,.
R.i
J. WILLIAMS, No. 12 North
SIXTH fcTUEET. a few doors above
Market ft.. Philadelphia. VltUilXA TOK VE
ALL XE STYLES ' Buys Ihe best mate
rials cheap for Cash, whic h enables him to sell
superior W I ltliiid & Sbudc
as low as cihers sell ititinor articles.
tiuld Bordered and Painted Shades, of beau
tiful designs.
ButV Holland Shades, Trimmings, Fixtures,
&c, wholesale and retail.
Store Shades Painted and Lettered lo order.
Repairing in general attended lo. Purcha
sers please call.
:VE MTI DYTO PLEASE.3
March 30, le?55 !!m572
FRENCH TRUSSES.
TTERXIA or Kiinlurf snrrpwfullv.
J A treated, and comfort insured, by ue of I
the elesar.1 French 'I-russes. inmorie.! hv the !
sub,criber. and made to order eanresslv for '
his sales.
All siilR-ring ith Rupture will be gratified
to ream that the rMcaion now otters to procure
a 1rilVS COinhlli ilif eWreme ii..n... ........
durability and nrr'trt nmtrurliim. iu lieu of the'
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usuallv
so,. An extensive assortment alwavs oil
hand, adapted lo every variety of Rupture in
a,t,s amj children, and for sale at a range of
price to sun all. Cost of Single Trasses. 2,
and $5; Double,.!,. 5, . f6, Sand
Persons at a distance can h.veaTrus. sent
nnv alifrrs hv r miliinrr th smnimt cnrl. i
I io any aaurrss or rrmm.ns ine amount, send- j
& 7 P ' S
u T ' , .... , , , ., , . ,
ForiSale W holesale and Retail bv the Im-
porter. C'Hlrb II. ecdlN,
S. W. cor. of Twelfth l Race sts Philada. j
Deprti for Rfliiuiiig's Improved Body Brace; :
Chest Expanders and Erector Braces ; Patent i
Shoulder Braces; Suspensory Bandages; Spi-:
nal Props and Supports. Ladies' Rooms, with '
competent ladv attendants.
March 3(1, i"rJj5.
THE CHEAP CASH
BOOK anil Stationery Store, North-
West cor. of Sixth and Arch Sts., I'lulu-
dflphia. (.rent Hai-gains In IIook ! ;
Poetical, Juvenile, MiAcellaneuus, Standard j
and Presentation Books, very Cheap. i
STAPLE A XV FAXCY STA TIOXER Y.
Superior white ruled I.elter Paper, $1 50 per '
Ream. Letter and note Envelopes in gieat ;
variety. Weddings furnished at very moder- (
ate rates. Cards Written and Engraved. '
Gillotl's and other Steel Pens. Superior Mot- i
lo Wafers, 323 Mottoeson a sheet, for Socents. I
Inkstands, Pen-Knives, Paper Weights, 4c. !
Fine Turkey Morocco Porte-Monnaies. Port- i
folms.oic. Card Cases, Back
4 c, with a choice assortment
atnmon Hoards,
f TO V BOOKS,
GAMES, DISSECTED PICTURES, 4c; Al- j
bums. Scrap B inks and Engravings. i
Aprii..'55-57.yi i Thomson.
Paints, Glass, Varnish, Drugs, &c.
UOB'T SHOEMAKER & Co.,S.W.
-I t corner S -c nd and Green Streets, Phila-
An nil 19 a Vj Cjiii t-i lit I f i n lifin.l U rrva -i m,
'1 1
msm v aiiciumui; IU oieir line III ;
business, comnrisiue liiiln Ula of
everv descr.pt.nn as r rench and English Plate
for Store and Parlor Windows; Enamelled,!
Colored and Engraved Glass for Churches, !
Vestibules. Conservatories, Sic. American I
Window Glass, of ail sizes, al manufacturers' '
prices. Zinc I'llilllN, of French and '
American manufacture. Snow While, Brown, ;
and Stone Color. These Paints are much
cheaper, and more durable than White Lead, I
and are fast superseding thai article, f ur- '
nistlii'si, of all kinds. eo,ttal lo the best, al re- j
duced prices. Abo, Ii RUSHES, and everv ar
ticle required to make a complete assortment '
ol PAINTER'! -MATERIALS.
We are extensively ensaged in Ihe manufac
ture of laliil in Oil and Iutj , and
are prepared lo supply Dealers or Manufactu
rers on the lowest terms.
Prices Current sent per mail, on application,
April 4, 1H55 571m3
Improved
ClTER - PllflSpliatC (if LIME 2,500
KJ 1J bis. of the most superior manufacture
also
Guano of every description,
Calcined Plaster, Cement. Ac.
1? Produce of all kinds bought and sold on
Commission.
R. B. SELLERS & CO.
and Commission Merchants,
Fcrwardins
tn. Go North Wharves.
Between Race and Vine Sts. Philadelphia.
MEXICAN GUANO.
THE subscriber has for sale Mfxican
L Guano of the best quality (caigo nf ship
Thnrndike.) This article has given entire
satisfaction lo those who made nse of it ihe
past year, on Corn. Grass and Oits ground ;
it rrtert on the soil is roach more lasting than
that of Peruvian Guano, and the cost nearly
forty per cent, less.
B. f BURLING.
101 North Front Bt.
a9 I'niVadwIyhfa.
SSI
F. H. SMITH,
1)0r.T Monnale, Pocket Cook and
Dressing Case Manufacturer, N. W. cor.
of Fourth A "bestnut Sis., Philadelphia.
Alwars on hand a large and varied assort
ment of
Port Monnaies, Work Soxes,
I 1'ocket Books. Cabas,
i Bankers' Cases. 'I ravelin; Bags,
"ote Holders, Backtrammon Boards,
Port Folios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Pocket Memorandum Books,
Dressing Cases, Cicar Caes, Ac.
Also, a peneral assortment of ENGLISH,
FUKNCH AND GERMAN FANCY CHOUS.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops
and Gold Pens.
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
F. II. SVITH,
N. W. corner Fourth & Chestnut Sl., Philada.
N. H. On the receipt of $1, a Superior
Gold Pen will be sent to any part of the United
States, (jj mail ; describing pen, thus, medinm,
hard, or olt. March 30,'55 ly57S
New Vork Adv'ts.
The New York Tribune.
T"VILY$(.Semi'et'klV$3,WeekI)'.i2
J Al. IV A YS IX Al) YAKCE.
TIIl: WKKKI.T TKIld K haa now a rirralatlon
1 .'S.WSe-larger than wai e,er l.fora arcorded to any
pi-tirral m-wri-i jh r btvrr. Tliu rireulatinu lias Ixx n
friaJu!) mtxl Inhorioufly atlnhwd y roticijlrHtin-4
upon 1IIK lKMU .NK thr lt rffortu nf ninny editor
aitJ rrropf'tiJriit, and !' a irmiier MlM-miiiy of out
j wSrCTrMlra.ia
; ,.. .nun.thir tn Hm rnrr. nt . f Oi.ininti hrfore ib. wind
ik'ic tlie . of mrjvritnw, but by an nr. '
i " '''''? Tru,h ,,d ! '
all iiMrliKmi virnefpii. all tempofury tntt-o-sti, all mo
tnptitary illtirltiiff of tctiilaritv ami liimn....
Tliel.Klins iiirai to l.ieli V 1 1 K Till DUNK la derotol
ma, I iTit-tly -t forth an followa: I KkiflioM to do
wtiaU-TtT i- ftfu-litiallT rtiit, t not alone fur wlilo? Amt-r-
it-.n. or Ang'o ftnaon, or ranrariana even not foj one j
l;aw lo ili't.rmltir hcttii-r th-y aid or will not hold
aiiot lor Kara in atji-i-t tond:i;:-t.ut f'retery Kacrand
Naiino. and rttry alult ntltonal huuiaa ta-injr. Tbta
triidoin la rightfully alolnti in tlia broad domain cf j
0)-itiiii. and iot'.lvta hv wiial and iraiwratirv riplit to
IVItiic-d Frani-hia; Oiooa.or the iirre'Pary ri'htof j
tu Imatly imlirati-,1 u.nj"ril) 10 lot. idirt in Die .lirra I
of Action all itiactiai.lii')i it deem. a. m...li.in.. ti.-. I
' l'"J"lirl to tlie common w.al; 3. Ilistricun.or I
r..lilnflliec..mmuuily I....-C mi ll-h workanf ip neral I
V"1 "l,i'"Hn-d ntiht. to Li, h iu.iOidoai neana are
",d"luat.or lnh. ll.c.u;h eminently condueiie lo
. , t,c o.j.do not ,,r.inia. to rehahur- i.t their
d.rect me, me Oh-. .uil.it required for Uieir inmrurttona;
Ixw ,T11Mt """-ohj:st a the Corner ftoneofa true
and u-uii:n;oit sational I'olier, ntuntinc ttic naturaliza-t
. uf . , , ,.i.i,i,,t,i orodoriof theaoii., , mow
imtiortant than th aeuii.ition of a fre,n oriTinee or 1
':iand,and e.,u.lly ,un ihe l-iim,ateepiere ,i Na- j
rort'litton nfirur prrcrM. tn rbpriiil.rd l.j the m.t
mi? 1(.H5, nfthitllouf Mu.ly u, ro(I r m r mAyn w are
I'H'iir to rt'iuin ivdrifiH f.TfTrry wronc. ui nfvr to
i- firr Dli-rl rxcu.t at thrM of enUaHiKr-n fl l.iU-rf
uh nn-llHThirt .unduiarkv br wbicfalllK TKIULNt
TIIK'iKlLiLWKcontaint-rriiitlerrporti of th Mar-
' TERXS OF THE DAILY TRWVXE.
tinylc coi'T. one vi nr 6 00
Clut ttniDt prt.
WEEKLY TR1BVXE.
finite eo.. one year f ? 00
Th;ee e, i a. one year 6 00
tin- ri.re,.one year S (10
ipni.i iKntnu aUu iiil.'iwi nj'ni; a. rwti, 1. a Tliai
len eopiea, one year 12 iO
Twenty eopira. In mie aft'1rea 20 00
And any lar-T n I. r at the rat off! per annum.
Ultttl.LV a M KLIIAlll. Tribune ottea, New Yurk.
SEMI. KEEK L Y TltlB VXE.
r.-raona reaidifti: at pfiioa where malla arrive oftear
than onre a week are n queMe.1 tn axanine tha Semi
WeekK, We reranl it aa the eheaaeat paper, all tblnga
n-UHid, red. i-ablthed ia tha I'uited Stata.
single cony, one year $T M
Twncoi.iea. 5 00
tee A.r,
11 2S
"Spiritual Telegraph,"
THE Organ of Mo:Iorn Spiritualism.
J. FOl'RTH VOL commences in Mav. It
i. " ora raieni oi current ,
r:'s alu1 Opinions on Sprilual Intercourse.
' a" ' s Per nnom, also all
."piritiiat uooks tor sale by PARTRIDGE &.
BR1TTAN. 34'i Broadway, New Vork.
P M. A Catalogue of Spiritual Books sent
on application 3m575
Cheap Music and Piano Store
OF Horace Watcrs,Xo.333 Broadway,
Xew York Vpputitum to the Combina.
tiim Music at Greatly Reduced Rates!
IVotwithstandirg the combination of Mnstc
ti.,u k..e. ,1.. ,.r u.
M , The interests of Native ci.mpos-1
..... . ' )
. Mf.,c,i , ... a ... m- mt '
the e.mrfe of the Trade, he has ,mnunK
sales having abnndant evideuce that he has
.,,,,.. ..,;.. ,,i .-., i... I
ition to the Great Monopoly, and in his efforts
t aid Native latent and adopt the .National
Currency. His stock of American and Euro
pean Music is immense, and the catalogue of
his own publications is one of Ihe largest and
best selected in the United Slates. He has also
made a gre reduction in the prices of Pianos,
Melodeons and all Mnds Musical Instruments
Superior toned 6 octave Pianos for !175, S00
and interior of ax ennd quality, and tnatrumema a
flrr.ni: .-.ml a duntl.te aa llioe a Ireli cmt SOU. rianw
i.f cTery variety f .tyle and friee.uf. to 100ft, comprising
t)ie i f Ten iligeretil Mannfirtoiie. : amtme them the
relelieiitea rmsl r improved lloraee W ater' Piano., and
the fir.1 remium .lulenn I'tanna of T. Gilbert k Co. 'a
matte, (om tiers f tlie .Tlen n-tlent.) S,Ynnd-hand Pi
anf s at rrei,t l,ur?ain .rlrea frnm 40 to l.iO. Meiibt
OSS from 'ife different Manofaetorir. Ineludin the
melt kn,,n S. I) II. . Furitli'K Meledeona, (tuned the
qiial tenirerament) Ihe be.t Uiake In the VuiUd States.
I'riie. 4... On. 100. Hi. 12S. t:ji. IM. Sniitli a Uuuhle
ll.nk leliite,i4, 2tHi. Km-h I'iann nrd MeliKleon guaran
teed. .The Wt terms to ihe Trade. SrhnoN.ie. 1-J'j
p..r rent, disrount to Cteirymen aud Chneehea. Ordera
T mftly attended to. Sluie aeut. post-iiaid. to all parta
of the ei.uutry. at the reduced rate,. Ueneral and Select
Catalogues and Schedule, of Price of Muaical Iutrnm
enu ftrwarded to anv ad Iresa free of charge. 2m.".0
TIIK Gil EAT II EM ED Y,
I A BOUT which so much has been said and
i j. published, is among os. Who has not
heard ot Ihe MEX1CAX MVSTAHG LISl-
MEXT? Many millions of bottles have been i
I sold and used to cure Rheumatism, Ulcers, I
; Sores, Bruises, Sprains, King-worm, Felons, !
: Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked i
I Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corns on the Toes, j
j Sore Eyes. Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joint
)r Limbs. Cuts. Scalds, or Scald-head. Numb
, ' . fm.,,l r, Wei .
' -" "
" " " "
successful. It is eo.i a llt good in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Galls, j
or any sprain, soreness or stillness, and it is 1
warranted 10 enre Spavin, Ringbone, Splint, j
or Poll Evil, on Horses.
tU'Phe Liniment is put np in three sires, j
and retails at 25 cts, 50 cts.and $1. The large I
bottles contain mnch more Liniment in propor- ',
lion to the prices, and are therelore cheapest
To Country Merchants.
Every stor' should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as it pavs a good profit
and sells rapidly. O.W. WE8TBROOK,
(successor to A. G. Bragg & Co.)
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PrincipalOfBces 304 Broad way.New York,
and ror. 3d & Market Sts.,Sl. Lonis, Missouri.
Sol I by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout Ihe United States, Canada, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Iy533
Baltimore Adv'ls.
BALTIMORE CARD.
SALT Salt Salt. A large sup
ply ol Liverpool Fine and Ground Alum
HA LT constantly for sale by
Carr. Glese fc Co.,
Commission Merchants,
March 30, '55 SI Spear's Wharf, Baltimore.
Carr, Giese fc Co.,
P0MMIS.NI0N MERCHANTS for the
J sale of Floar, Grain Jfc rLatuber,
Sjiean' T'Aarff Baltimore.
r?Agents for Newark and Rosendale Co.
Cement and Plaster.
G.ALUM V FINE SALT constantly on hand,
ft. B. Liberal CASH advances made on
consignments on receipt.
BaHimorv, March I, IfM
em
The Summer Setsioa
the LEfflSBfPiG ACADEMY,
01
ill cotnuience on Moxdai, April 2a,;
1855, and continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction is calculated to I
fit youths for College or for serteial business, j
The Bible is in daily use, in the School.
Composition and Declamation receive careful
attention; and Proficiency in Recitation ofj
Studies, is rewarded by the bestoWment ofj
"Otmplimrnturii Cards."' '
For Reference, the subscriber could sive '
the names of most cf nttr principal citizens j
who have had children or wards under his care. I
A class of Ynunn Ijidin will be secured
Ti-iTiojr: For Languazes, $10: Advanced
Englih, $: Common Branches) Reading,
Writing, Geography, Arithmetic. Grammar,
and U.S. Historv.V 6 : per session. Con-
tingent expenses per session, SO cts. per,
sfhnfar. V.i ilftlurlittns exrrnt fuf
sii-k-ness.
JOHN KAMJi'M H,
March Ifi, 1855. Principal.
Th niimWr rf pupils fn whom tt y wi r htw
rd 1b.1 f' F.-ion, mis wlin d il f.iil tn totgU iitcibi-ti-H
althmiKh Mime f them hal ovr 'if '.
Improvement in Daguerreotyping!
nill'lTII C. IIMI'V onn, .HM..O in lio 1
N IV... .,..:' . ' ' , :
i greatly improved their Rooms and Apparatus.
and are prepared to tali I.ikC'IICSKfM sup-
' erior tn any in this place heretofore. Pictures
! ronied. or taken fioin life- nn.l inserted in Me.
dallions, Breastpins, I mgrrrings, atchseals,
AC, find warranted trite. We annex a list of
our superior Cases : Papier Mache, Souvenir,
Jennv Litid, Jewel, I'nion.S ontag.Oval.Velvet
and Shell. Pictures (alien at SI an 1 upwards.
Rooms at the old stand over Dr. Thornton &
Co.'s Drug store, opposite the Telegraph office.
Lewisburtr, Feb. 22, 1835
FOR SALE A first-rate Outfit, all complete
and ready fur use, which we will sell Iu any
person, with full instructions in the business,
for less than fir-it cost.
Dr. John Locke,
SURGEOX DEXTIST,
OFFICE removed lo KOKTH THIRD
street, Lewisburg.
Lewisburg, .ov. I, 1855
OTfT Exprcs Ollicc!
LLjUlXW The undersigned have been
appointed Asents for HOUAKD & CO.'S
K.VHRE'sS LINE, and are now prepared to
forward, itaili. Packages, Specie, Bank Notes
&c. lo Philadelphia, .New York, Boston, Al
bany, Baltimore, and intermediate points, also
lo the other.Northern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line, as it is the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cities and Lewisburg.
Packages received by or before 9 A.M. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given for time and price.
Vhiliuhlphia Offire 1 1 & i-i. South Third St
Oct. SB. CHRIST & CALDWELL.
IIAUKISISUIU. BINDERY.
J.J. Clyde ti F. E.. flutter,
SutccnrUo ir. O. iliclolc if-To.
Cook I!imfr.s and Statioseks, and
liLANK. UnOK MA.NtrACTtUEUS,
Jl'irrisburg, J'a.
MOisT respectfully inform theirfriends that
they are engaged in the above business
iy directly opposite Herr's Hotel, They
flatter themselves, by careful attention lo their
business, lo receive a continuance of the pat
ronage so liberally enjoyed by the old firm.
BLANK HOOKS for Banks. County Offices,
I Merchants, and private individuals, and every
! variety of full and half-bound constantly on
(hand. Paper ruled lo any pattern, Old Books,
; Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa
pers. Ilibles. Music, works issued in Aos., Ac.
h...J . JK IC, ,ldlll Ol CAU4.. -S.lt WW,
warranted, and done cheaply.
I'!eae cive us a call. C sfc H.
I7? Books A-c. to be bound may be lelt with
the Editor of the Chronicle. 509
Danville Hardware Store,
REE DOORS XORTII OF THE BASK,
VT which will be found a large and well
selected stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Nails,
Carriage trnn'ings, Harness mountings.
Carpenters', Cabinet-makers' and Shoe
makers' Tools, Boot and Shoe Findings
Moroccos, Kid, Lininzs, Fiench Calf
skins, Cedar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates.
Screw Bellows, UuiMers' Hardware oi
every description, Venitiati Window Hid
Shutters, WindowSash.si Iter pllii Ware,
Uritlannia Ware, Guns, Pistols, Revol
vers, Manilla and Hemp Rope, Sperm,
Lard, and Whale Oil, Tar. Window
Glass.LookingGlass Plates.I.inseedOtl,
Spirits Turpentine, Pure White Lead,
While Zinc Paints, Blake's "ire Proof
and a full assortment of other Paints,
Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and
Retail, Japan, Copal, and Coach Var
nishes. Ac. Ac.
All of which will be sold verycheapforcash,
country produce, or four months' approved
credit. J. O. RICHARDSON,
al the signs of the Anvil and Saw
Danville. Sept. 14, 1H5-I lylOt
SPORTSMEX! Thesnbscriberhason hand
a large and well selected stock of Gnns,
Pistols, Revolvers, Rilles, Game Bags, Powder
Horns, Shot Pouches, Ac, as follows. I
Single barreled Shot Guns from $ 3,00 to $ 2
Double do do 10,00 to 40
Smooth cut Rifles 10.00 to IS
Twist do KMK;o 13 j
Foster's Pt. Twist Rifles, very fine 10.00 to 20 j
Revolvers 7,00 lo S5 !
Pistols 60 c. to 3 j
Comprising in all the best assortment to he
found in this region. and al LOWER PRICES)
than can be bought this side of Philadelphia. In
conclusion, eive him a call and be convinced.
J.O. RICHARDSON. Hardward Store,
3 doors north of the Bank, lhimille.
1)l.'Mr Pumps r Pumps!! Well and
Cistern Pumps, Suction, Force and Chain,
the very best articles now in nse.lhose wishing j
n iiuiciidse cn or convinced oi im laci oy
calling upon Henry R. Jioll, Esq., Lewisburg
j The subscriber has also on hand LEAD PIPE.
from to I J inches. J. O. RIC "IIARDStlX.
1 Danville Hardware Store, 3 tfonrs N.
j if th Bank- of Psr.ville. ?pt. 1,!.5
UNION TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
Ice Cream and Eating Saloon,
C'iruer ' S'Cond and Market tits.
fHavin rented the Commodious and well
T L
endof Market
JKtt1tted buildings at the lower
ft. (formerly the mansion of Wm.Hayes,Eq )
the subscriner is prepared to entertain
STHAXGEltS AXD TRA VELEKS,
Man and Beast, with lodging aud food bu
nut with intoxicating liquors.
nrThere is abo at!ached an IfE CREAM
Saloon for Ladies, and an EATING SALOON
for Gentlemen.
ii ...,irii,.i;,ii rir rit n.l .
chare of the public patronase.
E. PETERS
Lewisburg. March 30, 1854
3m
ATf)T('P Thlin-T bPPn ai)I)tlintP(! the
' V" ' . .
il SEXTON to Ihe Lewisburg Cemetery
Ihe subscriber would state that he is prepared
to perforin all duties connected with the burial
of the dead, on short notice. Also thai he w:ll
attend tothe re-intermertl of deceased persons,
under the direction of their surviv ing friends.
Residence in the Lodtre at the Gate of the
Cemotery. GEORGE DONACHY.
l.ewishurg. May :tl), IW54
i:Vi:il'S Piano. The subscriber
has been appointed Agent for the sale :
of Meyer'scelebrated Pianos. C.Mever ree'd ;
the Prize Medal at the World's Fair, when he j
was in competition with the mot celebrated ;
makers of Europe and America. His instru- i
inents are universally known to excel all oth-1
ers furex'iiii iite tone and durability. Those ,
wishing to purchase a Pianothat will last for '
many years and ztve perfect satisfaction, will !
call and ex inline one of his best 7-octave rose-
I wood instruments, at J. L. YODEK'S ;
Watrh and Jewelry Store, Market P. '
Oct. 12, ISot Lewisburg. I
CLOC'HX-all kinds of 8-day and I
riO-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever j
time-pieces. Brass 8-day clocks al f t,:
bra-s 30-hour clocks as low as l. All clocks i
warranted for one year at J.L.YODER'SJ !
thf.ap CLtck. Watch and JriLftry Store, !
opposite Iddings i Co. s, Letrisbarti.
lirATCHES Cold and
Silver Levers,
f f Lepines, and Ver?e.
Gold Watches
from .5 to -ll)0, at J. L. YODER'8 cheap
Watch and Jewelry store.
JEWELRY of the latest pattern of all qual
ities lor sale at the lowest City prices bv
J. L. VODER. '
ILVER WARE Tabic, Tea, Dessert, Salt
nd MnMard Spoons, silver warranted
e()ua. to coin, filver lea spoons irom o
upwards, no charge for Engravm?. at
J. L. VODER'S.
OLD CH AIN
Ladies' Chatelain, Gold
J Fob,
V"el and Guard Chains, from $10
J. L. VODER S.
to to. at
iPECTACLES Gold. Silver, Plated, and
steel, suitable for all ages. All kinds of
Glasses put to spectacles at the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid- to fitting G!aes for !
weak eves. J. L. VODER.
1",
ATED WARE Cake and card Baskets,
Table Forks, Spoons and Butler Knives,
Teaspoons silver-plated on the best German
Sliver, ii 1 per 5 doz. All goods warranted to
five satisfaction. All kinds of Entrravin at j
the shortest notice at J. L. VODER'S, j
',, . ,.' " ,
all pnces.in Gold and .silver
1 OLD PENS-
X HolHer.
.ht.fi at
k..l.t.
J. L. VODER'S.
,
C lienP Kntldie?
'
a n u II a rue st
iltinufnr1ory.
The subscnber.lhank
ful for favors hitherto
" i ... i t con'erreJ, respectfully
.-rAsra.OiV7 ttivilcs the public to call
and price hiswork.as he iscoufident they will
renrler entire satisfaction even lo ihe most
diffident customers. I
Constantly on hand, or made to order, all j
kinds oi SADULES, ItARXESS, Bridtes, Vol- I
lam. Whip', Trunk. Valiret, Carpet llrzr.Arr. j
Also the cheapest and best assortment of:
Worsted, Linen, and Cotton FLY 2iETS to
be fotindin town, al prices ranging Irom $1.85
lo $1 50 per single net, also Leather Fly Nets i
of dilTerent styles and prices.
The above articles will be sold cheap tor
cash or country Produce.
All kinds of REPAIRING done at short no-
' lice. Cheap, and in the most durable manner.
i I .... ,
1 he citizens ol Lewisburg and tne snrroun-
I cing country, are solicited to extend a lair
portion of their patronage.
WANTED ll0cordof oodin exchange
for work, also 10 tons of Hay wanted at mar
ket prices.
JVShop'in Beaver's new brick block,Third
and Market, 4th door from corner.
P. H. BEAVER.
Lewisburg, June 30, 1854
Lewisburg Savings Institution,
TS now open and ready lo do business. The
J regular Discount days are Wednesdays. I
The following named persons are the
Diuectoks Whmav. Cawr.aost, Esq.
Mr. Jnujiso Walls.
Mr. Btss Aviviox.
Mr. Jamm .M'Car.iiiT.
Mr. Taiins Hates.
Mr. WiLiiaw Faira.
FarVrc C- Motk. Esq.
OrncEas WILLIAM CAMERON, President.
II. P. SlIELLER, Treasurer.
Four per cent, per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six months ; and Mree per
cent, less than six and overtnree mon.ns.
II. P. SHELLEK, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Sept. 19, 1853
Uin no la on on r iictorv.
IIIULIU HUUaCU 1 (IIIUIJ)
Sear llartleton, Union County.
rillUS establishment is now in the best order-'
J The machinery being nearly all new,
and none but ihe best of workmen employed,
1sa ..K.AeiKae ..T. in tariiiv I h ri t ht !
work shall not be surpassed by any establish-
vnn, in ihi nr tlie iiilioinin? counties.
mcnt in thisor the adioining counties.
His waggons will be around as osnat, and
those wishing to patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves of that opportu
nity. fy I have also on hand, and intend keep
in: a choice assortment of Good, snch as
Cluths, Satinetls, Ca'hmtres, Tweeds, Blankets,
Yarns, Sre., which I will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen
erally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Hartleton, April 22, 1853 if
IOR AlaE TWO new and elegan
sti-and-three-quarter Octave Planoa
Also THREE beautifully-finished MELO.
DEOX8, made after the newest improve
mrnts. Apply to
FR.J. GESSNER.
South Fourth St. near Market.
I.wibnrg, Nov. ?n, lt-t
-J11I11P5&
rpiIE substrikr conj
Lrt
X lmuestocarryontheaf
Lltfrr KUNlnrnit at
the Old Hiand ou -Norths
Third street, brar Marke'
' s"l'c"5 pa'rotiage ol hi, fn.nrt.:;':l
, nnhli, '. IHXU, i-J""
J r- - - .Jlr.SS
l.ewishurg. May 12, l6 '
LEWISBURG FODNDRT,
-lM subserve,,, ,har,kf ,
,jpal patroim-. Wl.,,
-r,"!f-i
I ,5Slh P"bl,c "lal ""y eoaiitw'!
i """l r "f
' r.AiI.N. aud other lastir.j-s. Th.,..
I w irpairei i,l
...... .. j .bii,u rn
to t .
.l ntttnri'il 4ti.l tit n.a tl.a
..... Mill r-an s ,
to please. . iElbtS, MARsif A I n
I.ewisharg, Feb. 131 1
riOOKING Stoves, of various
J and sizes, for Coal or Woo ,fnfM"
; at the Lewisburg Foundry by
, Orddes, Mauh & Cj.
! (JTOVliS I'arlor, Wood, ar.4
j O "loves, various patterns, for leanM
: LewUburg Foundry. GeJdef,Mih 4 ct
llTIARJJ'S Patent Cang Plow, a Sll
) rioranitle.forsaleat (he LeuisU-.
t1,y by tied,.',,, .M.,tn 4 (
p RAIN or Seed Dr.lla-Koss' Patent
V J decidedly the brst and most dvrabU
C.rain Drill now in ue. for sale it the t.ewi.l,,,.
Foundry by (jeJde-, Jlanh t;0.
H. GEREART,
Surgeon Dentist,
VT LI lieJiJence, South Thiid St. coitr
olthe Board walk.
LE WISH ERG. 39.
Rods.
VFTLR many year,' close investigation r'
l.unieroua eiperinienU, the Patentee ti.f,
plmcure in infoiming tha public that he ta
auierd at the title principle of protecting fannlm
dwellings and properly from thedeatrbclitiii
dice ol LIGHTNING. Ihe ctlamiue,
that every City, Town, Village and Country lit
victim to annually, thro' th gro negligence a
its inhabitant, i Beyond calculation, eipreialir
hen the remedy i so easy to obtain iti
found in
ARMITA5ES
Patent Illagnclic jLisIjlniiig Uofa,
i and in Ihia alone. This Rod ha been eiamiotj
. by Ihe mot scientific gentlemen in the worlj-.
1 Profesaor M'Murlrie, ithnion,Wllor and mni
i otbera thai have eiamined them, fecommrni! ui
; speak of theru in the highest terms of approbates,
! and base pronounced them the only safe rods ia
: use in thisor any other country for the proteetiM
j of Lie and Property. Oneadtanlage ia todi'iJt i
and throw hack a put of the electric fluid Darmtn
: to the cloud ; in lime ot a stroke Ibis enable i:i -i
rod lo conduct thai portion of fluid that belontt -'
tn the earth without Ihe eii.hle-t ! ringer of n
' ving the conductor. 'I his rod- his many niter
' ndvar.t. ge. o'er the old one. The only f htn it
: manufacturing is in
I t '.nt St. 3 d'jnrs alnre Zth, Philadelphia.
fo re !I persons are respeclfnlly inilt.l t elf
nd easmrne for iheur-f le. For sale Wholemn
or Retail by THO'S AKMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended lo. 1 ertr.s cairl.
There rod have been pnrehssed and aurce)
fully uatJ by the lolloai.lg individusla, comDirf
and corporalians, whose name are chteriuil;
sLbrtiitted :
In ct. J n .ir riiT-rf-.' 'oo A. ? Koherta. Geerrf
S.Mziii'er. JuJjre tt-uiier, Ju.le C"nra-I. J. Muif-nl.
J..hu tiiuo. t. C. t'Uuley. J. Homier. O. Oakley. Ceararl
IiM-er.-l. the rtlockly Aun.Lou.-e, Aiflerf.'n A llrLera,
k-, J. I.. ;ri,ut. l.a olman, Thit. Oroeer. Bate S
H-.in-, A. I:, iohkerir. II. Mttiui' ., Tl.-os. Nott a Co., Sr.
, m.i. j t.,irr,.T. j. . .,,... Uumilirei.J.
Sir. lauon. Ur. Paul. S. 11. IVwer k l o . J. W mepeua.
i II. Miller, ilia lied Hank ,Icl' I. the I. S. Araenal, ttf
epnos inle enrol.. lenera' Hall.
a IS. .syfit. Aric J- rtfy. fieore Cri..iri. Jud.t
m v jlo vum, in. u. n'swi,
; lt IJ. liul-etlr!, .ilr. J . l''iour-
ix r.Moy roryrr.
t llnrlUy r. Mark II;ilf-. nny. m Kter, Joha tlaaa,
. Mi hel Iviera. Jarob smith. David Filman. Bearw
Meneh. tlertrire Kleckner. .se Trlta. lourt H'-oai
an-t i'..tnlio.'.-1'.uer.' ulh. e. iaat,. nr Tp John R-f-er
t'nir.a Ty. Or. t'liartes WiUon. tl'a.hin;M"n Tp Jha
Ktoit. S:m'.n Kanrz. 71 o. p.Isaac lett.dz(.a- H'iii
I't'T Ty. MuLaei UuSmaDj.
I nrco.nvE.yrjT7nrs.
' I'mial. , Aug 15. ttf
j I hare thi day eaeefu'.Iy in.cted a ronJucfr or
l.i-htnin.r; Kid, with vane and index, erected by Mr
Tl.t niay Armiraire, on lu ilevue Houm. tilonce.i.r. aoJ
! have bo hesitation in ayn.g that it ia not oaiy toe eera
1 1 hnr.- i v. r .een, 1 al that it ia the on!y one 1 bavervi
rxka:ncd that ii. er.ve.troi ud on atrictty artenliCc rnaci
I nK-M. It in vithmui h plesaur that I reenmmcad b.i
c-ndurter to the aLU-ntioD ol owneraot hnildin.
I U. McMLKTBH
I I am well MtkrVd 1ht the Majnetle Ltghlnioc It-d.
. manufitctured hy Mr. Thi.maa ArnHlage. ol 'hila.tv.pLia.
I it Ihe l-l llial livn ever he. nmade. 1 h.ve penl fvra;
i cart iu Itie tut'v f tlie l;iwa of electee ity and m&l-
i.-m. 3U.1 liuve h.' iie.ilatinn in ?aius that these Kod. arv
I ron.tru. ud upon tlienly pnnrivle of safety. Theeleeim
.liis-l. is p.p..i, l .,..4 .li.ii.-r.Mt ii, l Ii. m, n.l al th, trl
, ,h, ml m, j( w(mla im,.;bl.. ;orrtinl: ,..
,,w, f aitraeii..i aa.l rerni.ion. fur s bsildin; to la
j Irijiired I.y a rtn.fced llhtnim when peMeeted bvenafl
these rest.. 1 have been acquainted with Mr. Armitafv
i for aeveral veare. and U-f'.re lie rum mended the manutV
ture nl these rixla 1 examined the ripcile on whien th-v
are r.t?trilrted. and f-it ronvim-ed ttlut their alopti' B
. would lie att,-uletl with rociflete aoreeaa. The iaeeeaai-it
1 deni:ia,l for la ae rrvis.and the extensive.alea in all par.l
I of the rmntry, iaaHlpleoinmenitaiif.fi of their ntilitvaas
1 mierioritv. TKAI'Y K. WALLER, .V B.
lllsinrr Snn. Phtlad Co., April I. lSfJ.
j tir S.C. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER,
j llartlctim, Vuion Co. fi.
I aie Agents for Union and adjoining Counties.
and will furni-h the Rod on the ame term
in the same manner as the Proprietor.
lj'losit!un is the Life nf Jlusincs !
NEW LlYEltl
exchangTstablf,
Tbesulisciibvf wuuttl renp?clfu.l inloitDtti
citUfii.-uf Kewisborg and ibe traveling commu
ttm non-mil I hm U . kaa. a..I l.ttalt
, ,nd Elchsn s,, OD FOURTH .treel h.lt
j square South of Market, and ha provided g""
( lot of Horse, mith entirely new good and tasfev
j ionablt Carriages, Vuegics. SUigh. rite. where!'
! wishing anv thin in hi line may be accomoioil-
' ted on the shorten notice and most reasonallf
1 tern"- e,,T "fB,on ?
waIlU0f hi4 COs,onlcr,.,nd hope, by w dom
to merit ani receive a liberal hare of puMit
p.nonap,. WILLIAM M00KE.
Lewit.burg.Dec30.18.il
A miracle of Science !
TYR.C.A.KELL1SG, Of 3ItTuanillllr?,
Iff.. ' . .v...
JL Cumberland Co., Pa, announces to tha"
atlltcted with Tninors.Wtns.Cancers.Prhr5
I.iipii. Moles or Marks. Scrofula or Km?'
Evil, and all diseases thai have usually l
treated with caustic or kuife.tliat he can remove
them by an entirely new methrd, without cat'
ting, burning or pain. Neither chlurotorm of
ether is ad in mistered to the patient. 1' 15 "
mailer on what part of the body they ray be
lie can rtmnve them with perfect sale;'.
in a remarkably short lime. f.o Mineu! or
Vegetable poison is applied and nc BuarJ
required until a rare is perlecud.
Prolapsis Fieri. Female eoaiplaints Chrome
Venereal and all other diseases treated wi'
positive success. Full particulars, in ei'b'f
English 01 German, can be obtained bv wrinrjt
post-paid. Patients can be accommodated witlt
Board on reasonable terms. ,
Mechanicsburg is rne of llie prettiest "
healthy towns in this rr any other State- n '
wiles from Harnsbore on the Cuw-Val-K-'
ud accessible from all parts cf the
Dr.Kelling will visit wases in any rr,pl tn
Stale when rlesirerJ. .
riTKind rea.kr! if yon know any ,f""
fellow ereatnre, delay not lo tell them ef
treatment. Iyf93
mil
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