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Tie Rowd'- Song of Life.
Shun the dull tray of moral men.
Curie all ih se old Commaudincuu Tea
Whose prai?es oft are sung.
Learn not the use of mind or pea.
But go-it while you're young.
Attend hiTse rac;s, bel and treat.
Upbraid each bonest man yon meet.
And though oy conscience nui.g
Swear that good liquor's haH to beat.
And go-it while you're young.
Heap sorrow on yonr aged sire,
la whom raisfoitaue's grief ujjSI dirs
liath e-ery nerve unstrung,
Co hou a-hsd and never tire,
Yes, go-it while you're young.
Let mjtlier strive your soul to save.
Make sister unto grief a slave.
Their hearts with anguish wrung.
Then tumble in a drunkard's grave
Be a gme-er while you're young !
Anecdotes.
Father M'lvcr was one of the worthiest
of the l'resb) trrian clergymen in the
South, but, lite bis aociiittm, very much
set in Li own. way. lie came from the
fcicotcb, and it wag one of hit fori fit hora
who prayed at the opening of Oue of their
ecclesiastical court, " 0 Lord, grant tint
we may be right, fur tbou ktmwest we arc
very deciHed." So with Fatbtr Mirer,
he was very decided ; hut it wis not of
this trait in Lis diameter that our corres
pondent writes, who says of him :
" Sometimes be was remarkably a Writ
minded, and the ! post die betietliutioti
wLish ao used io dismissing the congrega
tion, he won Id pronounce when sitting
down ta table iuotead of the customary
blessing.
" Once he went into his girden just as
the Leans were ccmiug up, and was sur
prised to see the old bear, cn t i.e top of the
young stems. Forgetting fir the uiotuetit
that this was the way iu which Lu had al
ways seen them coming up, he took hi
hoe, and for two hours world d away mod
diligently among t lie in. Ilia wife now
ma.de her appearance, and astonished, as
ho Well might be at his work, exclaimed
" ' My dear Mr. Mac, what on curili are
JOU doing?'
" ' W h v, yon see, wife,' he replied very
iunoccntl y, ' the beaus have all come up
bottom upward, and I wis setting them
right ngsiu 1'
" When he was slated clerk of the Fy
rttevilis l'rwbytery, aud he w.is calling
the roll at the opening of the meeting, he
came to bis own came, and called it cut
louder aud louder three times. Receiving
no answer, and not once tbiuling of him
self as the person, be marked his own
name, and recorded himself among the
absentee." "
The same Xortb Carolina correspondent
tells a very good story which has beeu re
lated, however, long before Lis day, of
others besides Uncle Hector ; but he Iclia
it so well it must be repeated.
Uncle Hector was famous for hating
the largest nose in ail Cape Fear region,
lie could not help that, though, bat unfor
tunately Lis habits gave it a bright, rosy
color, which, with s size, made it a natural
and artificial curiosity. Oue ulght be re
tired to real after indulging pretty freely
all the evening, and waking up in the
course of the night with a raging thiM,
he rose and set off for something to driuk.
It was pitch dark, and for fear be would
pitch against the door of his room, which
was usually left standing open, he groped
along, took the door directly Leticeen his
bands, and received the edge of it full tilt
agaiuat the end of LU nose. It knocked
him over backward, and he screamed out
with an oath and agony :
" Well, I always knew I had a big nose,
but I never thought it was longer tlua my
arm before.' "
Edaep COEREsro.NDENCE Oue of the
Feter Funk "Gift-Euterpriae" firms in a
large city, sent a package of tickets to a
post master in Maiue, the postage upon
which was fifteen cut uupnid. Ttiey got
the fullowiug hard rap over the knuckles,
from the indignant official :
" I herewi'h return your tickets. You
most be fools as well as knaves, to suppose
that I will aid juu iu swindling my neigh
bors, and pay all the cxpeuse myself."
To which he in a few days received the
annexed " settler :"
la We perhaps owe you an apolo
gy for sending the parcel postage unpaid.
As we iuf.r from the phraseology of your
note, that you are willing to swindle your
neighbors if we pay all the expenses, pled
give us your lowest terms on which y oa
will aot as our agent.
1'. S AH communications bhaU be
trictly confidential."
This note was promptly returned, with
the following endorsement acrns i's f-tce,
by tbe post inatr :
u It seems yow are not only fools and
knaves, but blackguards al". Ask my
neighbots if they think I would ' swiudlo'
them either at my own expense or that of
any one els."
To which this answer came ' kick by
next mail :
" We have inquired of your neighbors
long ago, and that is the reason we applied
to you in tbe first instance."
Here follows the post master's final re
ply: ' I acknowledge the com. Send us
yonr street and number, s i that I can call
upon you when I come to ibe city, aud 1
may conclude to aid your Koierprtse."
ltut that was tho last thing that the
" Gift" gentleman could think of doing.
In fact, secresy as to bis locality, wss
quite essential in keeping out of the clut
ches of the police.
-The Hartford (Ct.) Counnt siys
l'.:it tbe Hartford Hank, a day or two
titicc, redeemed a two dollar bill that bad
been in circulation for fifty-two years. I"
not that a reasonably good circulation ?
Vh? woulj not im-ui bills if they could
La- 6f' rears o gw ra3v to fs.y T
William Jones,
TTORNEY at LavwTollections
j promptly attended to. O.Ece opposite
Kline's Hotel,
fi9i LEWISBVRG.PA.
GUTTA PERCHA
For Artificial Tecth....IIav-
ins puicnased the right to use Dr. N. H. Slay
ton's "Coiirid Gutta Pereho" as a base for
artificial teeth, I am prepared to insert sets by
this process.
8 line f the advin'ajes t.ntta Percha has
over gold fjranvo'hrr mlal.are,the certainty
of an accuraie lii. riVx bilitv wiihoui danger of
dettmritii; tlif Ii. it v "'It- r an1 mtich re f. er.nEe.ital to
the m uh. theref.re less liable I. ftiase it e-re; it in
miVfflb-r atixff ete.t l.j aecretl.n. of lli mfl-jlh. tit tins
K.ii miti.rTvd t. Hit) u -l tf powerful sHtl;i sn-l tn
naturiti c .i bi'irof tli guts - b m re iwrkclly Imits
ttl :han b any tn.r priiceits.
Any on Wlxhirec It emu S wt infTV'l. anl not
likinx f Iti-ts can fa-.. tfa m rxrl.tn-r! f r a .'t nil ffiil-i.
Ifnti-W rr-itian In tnMin ami SnvJr rxiiitit. t-as
rael iutrn'titm .nil offn Ri :ht. on n-mfnohl trnia.
II. GKKH KT, Sorjeon D mist.
Junction nf T.iirit Strr.ri and Uvrrntq Afmtt,
LEWIS1HRO. Pa Jan 17. 156 1 Iw
To all Concerned.
rKE Xoiirc that bavin mislail or
L lot a Ceri'ticate of riioclr in Hie Vinltr
Titrnptke R'iad fVioiwv issued onsinally to
KJ'h?m IM4Mnr.sLir, and aNiiied to tne, I
shall apulv tn said Uiinipiny fur a new Certi
ficate ot'Mi ck to ftipi'lv "-aid tt.ss.
JdH.M trilAMBERf.rX.
I.ea-ibnre. Jan. 17.
Commonwealth Insurance Company,
UNION BaiUings, ThirJ 5L, Harris
bnrg. Pa. Auili'Tized Capital, S30
OOO. InNUren Bmldiiics an.t uther property
asaiiit loss or damage by flKt. Charier
perpetual.
DIUECTOKS.
Simon Cameron Geo. Bersncr W. P. Murray
Geo. M. I.auman llenj. Parke F. K. Bnas
Wm. U.k Ic W n il Krpner Jnll Berryhill
James Kni A. B. Warfnnl.
President SIMOX CAMKKOX.
Sfcr-U'T-s. S CAKUIF.it.
W. K. WIl.JiON. Art,ltvibmg.
6:n.VJ7
Lewis')urg Acaiamy.
Ts Fan. n n nTii Stssins of this
TiTeTmt will commi-nc.e on TaCMaiiav, ttr.
4, 185. lu e-'iinnue weeks. The d"Mgn ut
the Principal iu ciiimnuciiig omewh tt earner
ihan u-n:il, is lo pr-pare lue way by a Nhorter
Fa l and Spring reoes" lor a r te itmit bereafirr
during Hie hot and MCk'y ffa-i n.
Che course of iiwrm:iion is calculated iu fit
Youths for Cntirge r (or general businrss.
The Uibls l a text book, an I Cnr isitiox
and 1)clhtih rrci-ive c.iretul attention.
Paoriri. jiri iii Keriiation of S-udies is rewar
ded by the bentuwincnt of CurLiiJnt
tjaaos.
A class of V icsn Linn secured.
The present Session alfirtls a g 1 "ppor
tumiv i,.r jiMin-' men who are e ic iift d pail of
ihe year and wio purpose devoting lhe Winter
months lo their own improvement, those
desirous ;f onioning in-d seuts should be
present the first day and secure ihem.
'luiitim For Cumw Bajn .s(Keadin7.
Wriiing.Geimraphy, Ai"iihiii'iic1tJram nar and
U s. History) $': Aiirmm Cxguii all noi
named atmve) 8; and for l.isocants S 1 0
Ci.ntit.geiit expenses per Sessmn, 50 cis per
scholar. No deductions except for protracted
sickness. JAO. RAXDUI.PH,
Sept. sl, ISS5' Principal.
NEW
Clothinj and Hat Establishment.
TUST opencJ, at the Roms fo.mcrIy
I occupied by .Vn It Htut,an enure
new an I s; le...lu1 asM'rtinent of Colatin;
Urid HtH, Br.wdcli.lh-. Cassimeies loe
skins. and all sons of TklMMIXUS AM)
FClililll.G OUODS. also
Ores and Frock lu:om Coats,
got up by eiperienced City workmen, am
every olheraincle kept in such establish merits
such as Whoe Shirts and Collars. Under
garments, rvx ks, Suspenders. Cmbrellas,
Uieralls, a variety l Gloves, Stocks, Neca
and Pocket Hdkfs. Sewiue Silk. Thread and
Needles, Coal Cord and Binding, Buys' and
Y ouths' Hats, Caps, and Clothing, constantly
on hand.
CaMioni Work done on the premises,
and vnd at the same rates.
Tue times demand a good article at a low
price. O ir mono is. - Juik Stslrn and tff
.s.i'rj i'mftlB m Town!" Ijr N charge
for shewing. Please rail and see for your
selves. if v. aisn lo ave rom 25 to 30 pr ct-
TAII.O'ilN'j in all its br.nirnes
Tei ms-C ish. ABEL AMMO.
Lcwisburg, Sept. 27. IS55
Downfall of Slfl"fl ' llijh Prices!
Not Last nor Least!
T DDINGS & WETZEL would annnnnce
X. lo the Trading community, in I'usi and
C lutur., that ihey have now finished lhe re
ception of the lamest and best slock of
Fall aud It litter Goods
ever brought to their store room, comprising
the usual varieiy of Dry Goods, Genu ami
Lad.es' Wuit r Wear,
Crocerlen. Crockery, Hardware,
(ueeusitt arc,
and a'l Goods oesireU ior HOi'SEKEni'EIIS
and FARMERS.
Our Guods were selected with unusual care,
and we celieve will he found of lhe very best,
and (for the quality) as cheap as they can rea- j
snnablv he aXootd at auy oilier store uu tbe
West Branch.
We reiectlully invite onrold customers to
call and see our .locks, and we are sure we
can suit your wants aud tastes. Produce ta
ken as usual cash never reiused.
Oct II. '5S. 1DUIXGS A. WETZSL.
Improvement In Dagcerrectyping!
vJPVKEIl & 1IAWN announce to the
O public thai they have newly fined up and
icreatlv improved their R ms and Apparatus,
a.id aie prepared to lake E,ikctieiiCS sup
erior lo auy in this place heretofore. 1'ictnres
corned, or taken fn-m life, and nfserted in Me-
dallioii", Breas'ptns. Fingerr iiss.W u. liseals.
Ae and warranted true. We annex a list of
our sup-rmr Cases: Papier Mache.Sonventr.
Jennv Lind, Jewel, I'nton, S ntag,0- al. Velvet
and Shell. Pictures taken at $1 and upwards.
Rooms at the old stand over Dr. Thornton A
Co.'s Drug st re. opposite the Telegraph office.
Lewisburg. Feb. Ti, 185s
FOR SALE A first-raieO itfit, all compl-te
and rea ly I t ue, which we will sell to any
person, with full instructions in ihe business,
tor less than nrst ensi.
FRESH HEAT!
rIME Subscribers bavin?; associaieJ
1 themselves nnder Ihe Firm of Zkllsm
or 8rs,in ihe BlIt'CHEKIXO Business,
at tne old stand of F. Z-llers. (in lhe rear of
his resilience on 9 -nih I hint street) are now
prepared to snpplv ihe citizens of Lewishure
and vicinity with Fresh Meat, of a'l kinds
Cheap for Cash We trust we shall have a
full share of public patronage.
rySell out on Tuadny and Fridn morn
ings every week. F. ZELLERS.
I 8. STERNER.
Lewisburg. Sept. 17. 1855
N. B. I wish io have sir old aeeonnts
whether Notes or Book account SETTLED
CP All indebted wtil please take notice.
Sept. 17 F. ZELLER.
CLOCKS all kinds of 8-day and
".ft. hour Hrass C!-k and natent tever
tteaV lime-pieces. Brass 8-dav clocks at $4,
brass 30-hourclocks as low as $. AH clock
wurianted for en y tar at J. I.. TOPER'S
Lcwisburg Chronicle &
MARIA J. GfUER, H. D ,
AGUADIATE or the Peno Medical
Lniversity,of Phileda , offers her profes
sional services to the people of Lcwisburg and
Vicinity.
O.fice at her father's resldenc. (Dr. J. T
Grier'a,) one door below J.L. Toder"s Jewelry
Store. April 1C, 1855.
New Bojk and Stationery Store
IN Lewisburg. AL Fitzpatrick &
J. Brothers. Puoiishers. Book-ellers 6c Sta
tioners, 3V X. 6th si , Philadelphia, have open
ed a branch of their establishment in 3d St.,
nnt door to Beavrr & Kremer's Store where
may be ban Books in ihe varied deo rmients
of Literature, including Historical. Biographi
cal, Theological. Scientific. Mechanical, Poeti
cal, Classirai.Juvenile and Miscellaneous pub
licalions. Bibles. Prayer and Hvmn B oks,
suitable for ihe various denominations. Plain
and Fancy Stationary of all kinds. Pen and
Pocket Cutlery, Portmonnates in Pearl. Ivory,
Papier-.M,ichS and Mnrrncro, Gold pens and
pencils. Ladies Cabas, Reticules and Work
Uoxes. and a var'eiy of useful Fancy Goods.
Ladies andiientleman arerespetlullysolicited
to call and ex i nine their assortment of Books.
St .turnery and Fanrv Goods. New G .ds re
ceived every dav by Espress. f June 0. lifts.
T,LAXK Ho ks of al patterns, inclnilmz
) lav Ho iks, I.e.ers J inrnals, Cash and
Minute Uimks, Pass and Memorandum Books,
Mudents' Xote and Composition B nks. Slc
at M. Pi'zpatriek Brn.'s, 3d St.. Lewi-bun.
IJOttTE MONXAIE3 in Pearl, Ivory. Pa
pair M iche and Morocco t prices
varying from 10 cts to $!J5 at I. Fitzpat
rick dt Ur..' Xew Book and Stationer Store,
:td Su. Lewisbnrg, next door to Beaver it
Kremer's store.
11IXB Gol
' Lane
Id Peos diamond poinied
37,
6't
do " " "
Ex. - 75
Gold pens in si!verces from 7Sets. tn$2,0O.
tinld pencils with r without pens from 75 el.-,
to 1,110
1 OLD pens repomnd at 25.1s each, at M.
IjT Ft'zpntnck At Br..'s New Book and Sta
ttonerv Stor-. 3d 9t. I.eishurg. next door to
Beaver & Kreanier's Store
I )E and Pocket cutl-ry of R.idzer's, Wn
l lenhol ns, and oihers fine inaniificiure.
n prices vsrvine from 10 cts. to $1.00.
OK !KK-j fr r B.ks pnblisheil in this
Countiv or Europe, nm on hand, will be
.itiemte t to with promptness, and dispatch jnd
-upptied in all n. at from SO lo 50 percent
-l..p.ililishers' prlo.t.y Foanairirk Ar Ur...
(1HKAP leiler, rap and hole paper from 0
j ets. to I2J per quire.
Hurt" Envelopes self sealing, I2J cts. per 1U0.
Fine hue " " '5 "
at M. Fmtpatrick & Bros' Xew Book and
Stationery Store. 3d Sl, Lewi-burg.
ir
ARPEHS, Godey's.Graham's.and all the
other ',1)0 Maaazmes supplied al
a re-r annum. S.n-le -Hir only so ci, uy
M. Fitzpairtck & Bros' 3d St., Lewisburg.nexi
.tnor to Bra er & Kremer's Siore.
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
George Stnrges,
SOLE Manufacturer of the Improved
spiral prin;c Matrehe,Ko.i4
Walnui Si. Plinad. lihia.
FIVE SlLVEK MEDALS awarded, viz.
Two I'V tbs Am.Tieitn lont'tuta. Piew Ifortt, ocl.1 1S1
do rrnslm ln-tliul-. rhila.leli.oa.No.
One at the Msrjlaml lulilulo, Ballmom. So'.) 18-2
The peculiar improvement in the construc
tion of this Matress is, that all the flawy mrf
h'mi w-fl-n fr ime work is entirely dispensed
with, and its place supplied by a liahtcr and
much more durable Irame, the springs are all
c.niie'-ied by harness leather hinges, securely
riveted, ren.le ing it impossible for a single
spring to fall down or gel out of place, and
making a Bed so elatie that any part may be
raised or bent up. and is tnus admirably filled
to Ihe wants of ihe sick or asthmatic who may
require a si'ling posttire.havnig the luxurious
soilness of the best Fealhei Bed with lhe light
ness and facility of handling of the common
1L lir Mattress.
These unproved Spring Beds are invariably
made of the best materials, and will last many
years without repairs.
I'ersnns havinz Hair Mitresses, can have
them altered into Spring B"ds.
These B Is re well adapiedf.oll itels.berlhs
of Ships. S eainboats and H .spilals.
Spring S tits fort'hitrs Carriaees orChnrch
Pews ami 11 ur and Husk Mat e-ses made to
order. Also an extensive ass rimetn ot highly
ornamented (in enamel) and plain finished
v,A s r in ox f ens 1 1 cn e.
ennsistins in pin of B"dstens. H it and Coal
Ra ks. Cane and Umbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs. Settees. Ate. Ac.
Philadelphia. April 20. 1S55 1y575
EALAHAWDER SAFES!
Evans & Watson,
.o. rZG b uih houiili
St., Hniid.trl.hia.
threat lire at
Che-inut & t.l h SsM
Fri.t.n n.or..iiiL', D-. Ih, IBo4-l.A.S V
WATSON S SALAM .NDLR SAF. S i'IU
MI'llAM". as ihcy alwajs aie when j.ut lo
ihe tesl :
PintiniiPHia.Dec. 15, 1854.
Messrs.EvansiWaison No.2 South Fourth Sl
Gentlemen Wetake much pleasure in rec-
mmendinE your Salamander Safes lo Merch
ants and ethers m want ol a secure m ans oi
preserving their books, papers &c. Ironi fire,
as lhe one we purchased from you about seven
nniiihs since has preserved our books, papers
and cash in as g md a cud tion as ihey were
when put into it. before the great fire of this
morning, which destroyed the enure block of
buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth sir.-eis.
The above sale was .n use in nor olfi.-e. on
the second floor of our ouilding. from which
place it fell into the cellar snd remained there
until ihe tire was out. The Safe was then re.
n ved and opened in lhe presence of at least
1000 persons, who witnessed the good condi
tion of ils rodents. Will you plea-e have
the Safe and Locks repaired, as we .mend to
p. ii it in use asram. having penect connuvnre
in ils fire-proof qualities.
Yours, respectfully,
I.ACEY tic Pttll LIPS."
Evans Sc. Watson take pleasure in referring
to ihe following, among the many hundreds
who have their Safes in use : U S. M mi. Phil
jta.: Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank. Ph lada. ;
Snainel Allen, Esq, High Sheriff, Philada. ;
John N. Henderson Cuv Control er: Caleb
'one & C(.M No. 183 Market St.. ; R.rhard
Norris A Son. Locomotive builders, Philada.;
Uancrolt It tellers. Machinists, corner Ifith
and James St ; Franklin Tire Insurance Co
Phil ida.; Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. Philada ;
I.acev Phillips, cornr 5th and Minor Sts.;
harpless A Bio . No. 39 South Second St.;
James. Kent & Santee, No. North Third
St. ;W H. Horsimsn & Sons. No. ftl N'irih
Third St.; smith, Williams & C..No. 87 Mar
ket St ; J. & B. Orne, No. 15 Chestnut St.
n"A large assortment of the above Safes
alwavs on hand (warranted lo stand at least 10
per cent, more fire thin anv Herring's Safe
now in ne). EVANS & WATSON also
manufacture and Weep for sale. Iron Shutters.
Iron Doors and Lon Sash, for m iking fire
proof Vaults for Banks, stores public and pri
vate buildings; Seal and Letter Copying Pres
ses; Patent slate Lined Refrigerators. Ac.
Please give ns aealLalNo.26 Sonth FOURTH
St, Philadelphia- April 8.'55-673yl
EIRS. E. BITCHELL,
NO. 28 Nirrth Ninth St., Philafla.,
mannr-rtiirerofrlsinMIHltaeitUd,
AC, of all deaerinttont. at WHLE8ALE
and RETAIL. Order made up at snort ni tee
J in & Vt and latest 5trl. April .'Mna
West Branch Farmer February 15, 1856.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore existing
between L'avid Blatrand J. L. Barrett no
derthe firm of Blair Barrett, in ihe business
of the Mount Vernon House, No. 95 North
Second Street, has been this day dissolved by
mutnal consent, J. L. Barrett having purchased
the interest of said Blair, will continue to keep
the Mount Vernon House.
DAVID BLAIR.
J. L. BARRETT.
The Mount Vernon nunc will be continued
by the subscriber, who will be happy to see
his friends and spare no pains to make ihem
comfortaole. S. L. BARRETT.
Philadelphia, April 7, 1855.
HERRINGS
Patent fhampiim Fire
Proof SAFES, with Htit'
Patent Powder-Prool Locks,
which were awaided separ
ate Medals at the World's
Fair Loiidon(1851,aid also
at the World's Fair, New
Ycik, 1853 and I854. The
subscribers are the s. le manufacturers nnd
pmpneti rs in this State of the above une
qualled Safes and Locks. Tne reputation of
lhe fennine Mcrrina's Safe" is world wide,
and for Ihe last ihtrteen years tbe mercantile
commnnitv have Witnessed and borne testi
mony to their iwii rn.iB file proof quali
ties.' Mnre than 12.t'00 of ibese Safes have
been sctnallv sold and over two itrn
have passed irinmplianlly ibroush accidental
fires. The puhlic are as-ured that all Safes
manufactured by lhe subscribers are not only
cuaranieed to be fully equal, bnt in manv re
spects even snperi.T tn ih se hirh have been
so severely tried hv fire. Few will lorsel their
serviees in the burning of ihe "Tribune es
tablishment." New York. and al the Great Fire
in Strawberrv street, at Ihe l.nee fire last July,
opposite the Guard House ; and still more re
centlv in the Fire at Fifth and Chesnut Sts.,in
this citv. in which these Safes came forth lhe
acknowledged Cvutrw. when manv other
securities failed. FARREL & CO..
Inn &rf nnd Bank Isxk Mnkm,
34 WALNUT Sireet. Philadelphia.
Chilled Iron Sales, viih Puwder Proof
Locks, maniil'acluied expressly for Banks, j
Brokers. Jewel, rs, nnd others ismM srl
r,lv f.m n.gurs Bank Vaults, Doors. &c,
on hand and made to order. All lhe mosieel
ebrate Locks for sale at manufacturers' prices.
S-soi'd hand Sates." Salamanders" and
Iron Chests" of oilier makers, having been
taken in part payment for Hernns's, for sale
aihalfpr.ee. Man h :tu.'.ri5. 87Svl
Agrnl J. O. RicHiiso.s & Co., Danville.
GZHTJINE HONEY SOAP.
frilE parity, fra;-
i ranee, and mild j
emollient properties ol '
this soa p. renders lies- -.evia.lv
deservtn" a
l3ei
pl.'re on every toilet. jf I Ii
For champed hands.and
various diseases of lhe skin it is nneqnaled
Each cake is stamfed WM. CO.NW V, IW
Soii'h Mccond Street, Philadelphia. No uther
is Genuine.
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
H Virrunlro! to Wuli in Hard, Soft or ball Wutcr.
This Soap has powerful cleansing proper
ties, which readily remove Oil, Paint. Dirt,
&c, from every description of goods without
injury to them. For all domestic purposes it
i superior to any other Soap now in use, and
20 per cent, cheaper Ihan Ihe common Rosin
soap. Each baris stamped WILLIAM COX
WAY. 16S Soutk Snnd Strrrt. I'liilidrlpl.ia.
manufacturer of FANCY AND STAPLE
SOAPS.Sperm. Stearine and Tallow Candles,
importer and dealer in Sal Soda, Soda Ash,
Kosiu. ore.
Orders hv mitl promptly attended to.
Aiisnst 2t. Ift.VS 593m3
F. H. SOUTH,
1)0RT Monriaip, Pocket Book and
I Dressing Case Manufacturer. N. W. cor.
of Fourth A -'hes'nut Sts., Philadelphia.
Always on hand a large and varied assort
ment of
Port Mnnnaies, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cabas,
II inkers' Cases, Traveling Bags.
Note Holders, Backsaminon Boards,
Pun Folios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Pork.-t Memorandum Boots,
Dressing Cases, Cigar Cases, Ac.
Also, a eereral assortment of ENGI ISH,
FRENCH AND GEKMAN FANCY GOODS.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops
and Gold Pen".
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
F. II. SV1TH,
N. W. corner Fonrth A Chestnut Sts., Philada.
N Il.On the receipt of $1. a Superior
Gold Pen will be sent to anv pari nf lhe United
Slates, hv mail ; describtne pen. thus, medinm.
haid, or son. March 30, 55 ly5S
WOOD'S
ORXUIENTAL Iron Works, EMse
Avenue. Pini.nti.riii lhe a'leuuoii
of lhe public is invited lo the extensive Manu-
fai b-rv end vrnreroom in tne sunsrrinvi, im
is prepared lo Itirmsh. al the shortest notice.
Iron Rutins: nf werv descrii in n lor Cemeta-
ries, Public and Private buildings, also Ver
andahs, Balconies, Fountains, Settees. Chairs.
Lions. D. gs, Ac. and other ornamental Iron
Work of a decorative character, all ol w hich
is executed wi'h Ibe express view of pleasing
lhe tasie, while ihe combine all the requi
sites ol beauty and substantial consirncltoii.
Pu'chasf rs mav rely n having all articles
carefully boaed and shipped to their place ol
destination.
A book of designs will be sent to those who
wish lo make a selection.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue below Sprue Garden Sl. Phila
HOOK AGEtl, JtC.
THE subscribers have established a BOOK
AGLNCY in Pbtla.,and will fnrnish any
book or publication at the retail price
potliigf. Any persons, by for wauling us the
subscription P'li eof anv of tlie : Macazines,
such as Harper's Goilcy's.l'ntnaiu'.s.Graham's,
Frank Leslie's Fa-hums, etc. will rt -eive the
mnrazines lor one ear and a copy of a splen
did lithograph portrait of ei'ber Washington,
Jurkson. i r Clav; or. if sub-rnbing to a i
and a Sl Magazine. Ihey will receive a copy
of enher of tbe three portiaits. If snh-rribing
I., a. .,,.' I" f Vlilie. all Hirer portrait.- lll be at lit
tfriTti. JJl.'.sIl'fiiriiilnil lo those b msy i-hit.
KN VEIOPKSof er.TT d.acri, t i.n and aie. ?o lar r.r
nnll q.ian'iiieii, fomhbed. tw-al Itsm-s, W.a. 1c. a.nt
bV'i"rr.eriptimr.fKXORsVlNOOSI WOOnraeeatrd
with n. atn-se an-l deapatrli fca of BulUlmic-.
o.,er Ilea. Ii.a. View, of Mlilnriy, B - k ll.u.traUon
ljli.t CertiHeste.. s.m-l l ld-. ' All onlar. is-nt
hT nsil VP wu.lly attend. to. i'rmma wi.k.nn view,
of tlw r huildinRi. enrae.l eaw eetol a U .juerraotjps or
ken b ol th kuildiog b Mail or Esvre-s.
Pep- n a' a IHan.s- l.avh'it saleable artk-I',wowl.l Bml
I f ikHr advantaire 10 wlirm the -u'aeritwra, a. wa
would act u mfvU it th- L ;f b. .
sn Unm Tai pt.ht. faiuntrait, r.
j. sirak. llyMTIJ t an nan.
Kxpresa Olliret
I'WVl Tha nndeiened have been
appointed Asenls for HOWARD A CO.'S
EXPRE8 LINE, and ar now preparen io
forward, dailu. Packages, specie. Bank Notes
Ac. to Philadeli hia. New York. Boston, Al
bany.Baltimnre.and intermediate points, also
to the other Northern and Eastern cities.
The nnblic are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line. a it is the quickest and
safest method of transportation between tfce
cities and Lewisburg.
Packages received by or before 9 A M.will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
delivered early in Ihe rnowtng morning.
Receipts given for time and price.
Philadelphia Ojffre A 43. Sonth Third 9t
Oct. !. CHR!T ft CA I DWELL.
To Iron masters and Dealers.
PENN'A Wire Works-No.21 Arch St.
above Front PHILADELPHIA.
SIEVES, RIDDLES, 8CREENS. Woven Wire
of all meshes and widths,
With all kinds of Plain and Fancy Wire Work.
Paper Maker's Wire, all kinds. Cylinder
and Dandy Rolls, covered in the best manner
in or out of the Cuv. ,
A very superior anicle of Heavy Founder s
Sieves all kinds of Iron Ore Wire, Wire and
Sieves for Sed, Grain, Siarch, SnutT, Brick
dust, Ac.
3m59l BAYLISS, DARBY A LYNN.
Trusses Trusses Trusses !
C. H. "NEEDLES,
TTrsTAND BRCE ESTABLISHMENT,
8.W. Cor. of Twelfth and Race Sis.
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers tf fine Fucscn Tcs,combining
extreme Lgklnef. ease, and durabilily, wiib
correct eonslrnctiorf.
Hernial or Ruptured patienfs can be suited
Vy remitltne awn.nnli., beli w : P-ndini number of
li.fll. around the l.ll.ai..l ltllij "ideal!, i te.1.
i o. . 1 .sinnle Tru-s-H. 3. 4. i. Iwlit-fl. ".
liitruetion. as to wear. atld how to alfccl a cure, when
puaeible, aeut with the Trn-it.
Also f.ir (isle, in rreat variety.
Dr. Manning's hnpmttd l'uttnt Hndi Brace,
li.rll.ee.ire of Vrolsp-ui tt ri: also S lnl Crop, and
Su.i oriel I'atent sho.il.l.r llraree. rh-et K- pan ler. and
Kiss r llrsree. ..Ivt.-d lo all woh l.. houlder and
W.-ak Lonic-: Uniiioh Klatie Abdoluiual Uslu, eurpen
eoiL s : e rinir. s. male aiel S msle.
.Ladwa' Kooms, wilb La.l atteodanU. JySOO
Fruits and Confectionery.
REMOVAL. The subscriber Las
removed lo No. rltt Market .street,
(Jiree oW above the Old Stand, VH1LAD.)
where he keeps constantly on hand a general
stock ot all articles in his line consisting of
OltA.NGES, LEMONS, and all kinds of Fruit
in season Almonds, Walnuts, Cream Nuis,
Ground Nut plain and roasted; Piekies and
Preserves of all kinds to which he invites
Ihe attention of Dealers and others visiting Ihe
City. Goods packed at this establishment
warranted tu carry safe.
S. I.. HERRING,
No. SB Market street,
SmriBfi above Front, south side, Philai
Book Agents Wanted.
AGENTS wantel in every Tow n anl
County in the I nited States, lo canvass
lor lhe mosi popular Historical and other val
ual.le and saleable B .oks published Works
particularly adapted to lhe wantsof ihe people,
living beautifully Illustrated wilh fine Sieel and
Wood Engravings, and bound in the must sub
stantial manner.
Agents now canvassing for us, find it a plea
sant and profitable employment.
Our lisi also includes the best books of T.S.
ARTHI R. Ocer 100,000 volumes have been
..i.i ti.e nasi ear. and their sale is increasing
vi t. We have lust added several A'.ui Hook- lo !
our list by this most popular' wruer.ahd shall
add others the ensuing fall and winter.
Wethmk we have the best list for Agents in
lhe coumrv. Send for it. and judsre for your
selves. For full particulars and list, address
J. W. UHAIU.EY. Vnbllsher,
H North Fourth street,
4m597 Philadelphia, Pa.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
HELM BO I D'S Highly Concentrated"
1 oiiiounl Fluid Extract ol
lilt 111. lor Diseases of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Secret Diseases, Strictures, Weak
ness, and all diseases of lhe Sexual Organs,
whether iu Male or Female, from whatever
cause they may have originated and no mailer
of how Ions slanifng.
If.ou l.ave nnitraried tlie terriMw disease wlni-n,
h. l' one.' seat.d in the "t-w." will nr-l f" down
lr ,. ,., ration tn another, on.l. rniimna tt.e cou-
Mituti u. and .vii..c ih- ry viiui Bum. of of.-. .1.. not
IruO ,onr,elf lo th. I.ai.d. A C..s' s. ho -tot np ev
er day in a nl like this, ai.rt il tie- pap. T With . la
noBfl.hJ.t.sW. IUal olate.1 to ikss-i.. the ,ounK
and tless. ma ai-m-int-d with their lri.-k. oa e.n
n..t be too careful in the .ek-suon of a remedj m lbv
CThe Fluid E-traet of rtorhn b teen proi-nos'ssl by
nm.ll-1 ysiehni. the O.r.t-1 H-tn -d. ever known.
IU- a n.e.li.e aerfeetl, l H. '
trttiocrl
1.1 in its a. tion, je, - ....
. ,T. rr parli. te of the rank an I p..i.tls i or
ih.dp.-dlul.ii--.-e;... anise ..ther remedi:.,.t.i:e.
trv Ob thr ui--ii- in
th tlood. tOTiftitutu dI
o.l.Hlj, bromiht on by i-lf.l.ue. a hhj lerrib
!.- brout-bt thousand, of the h
ai.o race f. untinie;., ,rr..e,. thu. I la-tini the bnllMnl
hoie. of parent., a. d bl,Bhlin in the bud the ,lr.n
amhitioo ot m.o.v a noble joulh.can b. cured by thi.
Infallible d uie.IT And as . u.e..rine whirl! mart ben
efit e. ry bo.IT. Irom the rimvly delu-.te ' ."lie..ed
...d aevsir.iii ii.s.'.id. no equal u to ha found, acting
bulb a. a Lure and 1 rT. uU..
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid KM i act sarsaparllla,
For vupfyinthe Blo.l p-moTinR .11 dtases arisine
fp wieaawof Metcurv.esno.nre and invrndeuse m
l.fe. cl.n.!.i c.ii.litiilioii.1 .li-eiuie. .mini: Irom ii
oureKOcot the Hlnsl Dd tin- only p li.toe and ef-f.-l.i.l
kre wn remedy for the cure of .seP'ful.. salt
tihe.im. remld Head. Ulc ration, of Ui. Thro..t a..d
Uta. I'.iu. nd . Inns, ot lb llone.. T.-lur. 1 1"
,.le,ou the tce, .lid all Scaly Kroftion. of the !klu.
Thi. article t. now ppwrit-d Ijmm of tile mo
di-lin -ot-lod ..T.i.l-!i.inlhep.unlry..nd ha. proved
more . Itlclcnl in i.r li.e!t.n any vr. p..p.tlon n m
I .rill. et ot!ere.l to lhe ut.llc. .-e.er.l c.-e. of -acon-d.rv
s.'i.biiKM.P-uri.l.n.l Scn.fulou..ll.ea.seshiveeB
tir.iT .iolered in the incur:. 1.1. w.dsof ouc CublK In
.tilii'lion. wh eh h-d S.r m-n. er. panted e.ry WKSle
ol t.ei.nnent that eoiod I de.ieed Th- se w furiii-h
, rilmn ..-mfl of the ...ul.r, cIT.cl. of hi. mi-dielne
In .rr..tm me of Ihe m-t inT. l.r.1. di-.-.-. .tier
the nl.ndi. werede.tp.yed.ud Ibe bone, a.re.oyaff cled.
MITtl E Ie-ttei.fr.nl p.-o.ible l'hy-i. ian. "f Bcv
ar.l Medteal f.-llep . n.l ivrtitic.l.. of euie. lioul "
. I., found acoll-aoTlliicb 'Ih l'r-.pr.U.ua.
D PI....I F.Tlrrl of Tiur.hll. Sl Der
botile, or G bottles lor Fluid Extract of
Sarsapanlla,$l per botile, or 6 hollies for 5,
equal in sirengtn to one gauou s-jiup
'"prepa'red and Sold by It. T. HEl.MBOI.D,
Chemist. 2113 Chestnut St., near the Girard
House, Philadelphia.
To be had of CHRIST A CALDWELL,
l ewishurg. and of Diuggtsls and Dealers ev
erywhere. I Sr All letters directed tn the Proprietor or
Atrent receive immediate attention.
June I, 18o-.vl
Kew masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
AGENTS wanted in every town and
county in the L'nited States, lo sell the
beautiful picture of the Grand Lodge
ItuOUl, in the New Masonic Hall. Philadel
phia. This I'ldie is sellim very rapullv, and
elicits the admiration of all. for Ihe correct
ness and h.leliiv w.th which the STATUARY,
FRESCO PAINTINGS AND Fl'KNI TUKE
are represented, and Ihe arusuc beauty and
harmony ot Ihe colors, eize ol riaie, xa a
iS. Price, $: oo.
Booksellers and Picture Dealers wishing to
take agencies for it, will peae address, for
fuiiher information, L. N. ROSEN TH L.
Oct. 19.'j"m3 .Lithographer, I'hilada.
TVTOTIt'E. Havins been appointed the
1 SEXTON to the Lewisburg Cemetery,
the subscriber would state that he is prepared
lo perform all duties connected with the burial
of the dead.on short notice. Also lhat he will
attend tothr re-intenneot of deceased persons,
nnder Ihe direction of their surviving friends.
Residence in the I.o.lre al ihe Gate of the
Cemetery. GEOKGE DONACIIY.
Lewisburg, May-30, 1854
GEORGE T. COLE,
"HEALER in Pianos, Me'odcons, and
J all kinds of itlualcal lTftiIi
dls)P. Keeps constantly on hand. II I let A
Davis. Boston ; Ltghie, Newton A Bradburys;
and Bennett A Co, N. Y., PIANOS. Also,
Princes A Co.'s celebrated MELODEON9,
prices from ?45 00 to $150 00.
Orders from a distance will meet with prompt
attention. Second hand Pianos taken in ex
chanee for new.
Room directly opposite the Court Ilonse,
WiUianuport, . April 4, '55 573m6
IJOVNTY LAND WARRANT blanks lor'
) all engaged in the service of the U.S.
in the War of 181 and for their Widows, at
the Office of the Lewisburg Chionic!.
MAltltlSBUKK BINDERY
J. J. Clyde A. F f.. Mutter.
' wcuori IT. O. tiulol at C:
Book Bisdir. asd STATioNESSj akd
Blank Book MANurACTUREHu, .
HarritluT'j, 1'u.
MOST respectfully inform iheir friends lhat
they arc engaged in ibe above business
r directly opposite Herr'a Hotel, jty They
Batter themselves, by careful attention to their
business, to receive a cootiuuauce of the pat
ronage ao liberally enjoyed by lhe old firm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks. County Offices,
Mercbauis, and private individuals, and every
variety of full and half-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled to any pattern. Old Books,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books. Newspa
pers, Bibles. Music, works issued in Nos., Ac
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Please give us a call. C. A II.
t 'tf Books Ac. to be bound may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. 509
IRON! IRON!! IRON ! ! !
17R IKS. just iwived at the
1' Hardware Store of REYN
OLDS d McFAUDEN. Farmers and Black
smiths, call and see Ihe Inrnent and 4' as-
rtment of Iron ever offered on the West
Branch. Having the erelU'ire Control of the
celebrated Vuiaim Centre county Iron,
we are enabled to wnrrnnl every bar. Ail
sizes Tire, Scollop. Round and SiUrt H. rse
Shoe, Nail Rods, Ac. at Cs prices lo all.
Call and see Ibe Hardware Store f
JOS. M FADDEN.
Lewisburg, May 10, 1855.
NOTICE.
7E bes leave to introilnce nnrselres
to ihe citizens of l.r.M ISBI KG and
viciniiv, as eitensive Miners and Shippers of
White Ash tnllir;i ite oal,
At Ijincaster Colbert, Xnrthumherland Co. Pa.
where we have extensive improvements, and
are prepared to oiler lo the public a very supe
rior article, particularly suited to lhe manufac
ture of Iron and making Steam. Our sizes of
Coal are - -
1 i mu ytr ..lilng purposes.
STEAMBOAT -for do. and Steamboats.
BROKEN 1
EGG for Family Use and Steam.
STOVE i
V I P
PFA L'mfarnsrs an(' Steam.
Our Point of Shipping is SUN BI'RY, where
arrangements are made to load Boats without
any delay.
COCHRAN, PEAt.E A CO.
J. J CncmtA. IsMica-tor. I IIksj. tUiahoL. Lancaster.
C. W. ea.La. rhamokin. If. Bn-vosBDsrs if
USPOrders addressed toShamoki nor nhtfry
will receive prompt atienlion. yhffi
l.evlburr' sa ing Inotltullon,
IS now open and ready to du business. The
regular Discount days are Wednesdays.
The following named persons are the
Directors Mr. J.iH.san Watts.
Mr. Bvkrs Awwnss.
Mr. Jwes M'Chkiht.
Mr. Thow.s H.iis.
Mr. Wittiiw fmci,
Mr. J. O. L. Smsnti.
Mr Jt. Msiistt.
Ornccas WILLIAM FltlCK, President.
DAVID REUER. Treasurer.
Four percent, per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six months ; and three per
cent, less than six and overtbree months.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Sept- l, 18A3
Wiiificld Uoolen Factory,
Xear llartli'toii, I nion County.
f I HIS establishment is now in the best order-
The machinery being nearly all pew,
and none but the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ment in this or the ailpdhing counties.
His waggons will be around as usual, and
those wishing to patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves of that opportu
nity. t"e I have also on hand, and intend keep
ing a choice assortment of (.oodsi, such as
f'i.fis. Satinet; Cahmere, Tweed; Blanket',
V'lens, dr.. which I will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Cnontrv Produce een
erallv. MRK HALFPENNY.
Il trtleton, Apvil 2S, 1 s.": if
Lithographic Printing, &c.
KAKL VOLKMAR is now located on
N'.nh Fourth street, near D Phillips
Blacksmith Shop, where LITHOGRAPHIC
Views. Maps Ac are made to order.
PICTI'RES for Framing, and for Drawing
Teachers.
The German and Freneh I.anguaees.Draw
inz, Painting and Draughting, laueht by Mr
Volkmar. Lewisburg. Aptil, 155
CABINET WARE.
Havins taken the Shop on
Aorth rcunh street, near the
Franklin House, loimerly occupied by F A
Ihuiachy and A D Elder, ihe subscriber most
respectfully informs ibe citizens ol Lewishure
and vicimtv that he is prepared to manufacture
i all kirn's of t ahlnel tt are, comprising
Bt'REAI. S, TABLES, BedsieaHs. Stand-
Sofas, Corner Cupboards. Card Tables, all
kinds ol CHAIRS. Ac. Also that he makes 3
COFFINS to order, and havine provided him
self with a IIE.iRSE he will be prepared u
attend Funerals.
Having eneaged the best workmen.therefore
the public may rely upon having the best ol
work from lhe best materials.
JOHN S. SHIPTON
N B. All kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange. Lewisburg, April 26, 1855
Take Notice.
DR. KELLIXG, of Mechanicslnr,
Pa., announces to all aillicied with Tu
mors. Wens, Cancer, Cancer Wans, Polypus,
Lupus, Moles or Marks, Scrofula or King's
Evil, While Swelling, Fever Sores, Sore Legs,
and all diseases that have been usually treated
with Caustic or Kuile, lhat be can remove i
Cbem by an entirely new method, without cut
ting, burning or pain. Il is no matter in what
part of the body, he can remove them with j
perfect safety and in a remarkably short time,
if curable. No Mineral or Vegetable Poison
is applied, and no money required, except for
medicine, until a cure is perfected. Chronic
aud all oiher diseases not mentioned above,
especially Venereal aiilictions treated wilh po
sitive success, if curable. Full particulars ran
be obtained by addressing C. L KELLING,
M I), Mechanicsbnrg, Cumberland Co., Pa.
At the request of persons afflicted, residine
at a distance, he has for years been in the habit
of prescribing by letter, and with
GlS.aAL SATI.raCTIO.
He would say however lo those desiring advice
in this way. that to seenre attention ihey should
enclose, with the general .symptoms of their
cases, a fee ot One Dollar, to warrant him in
spending his lime for their benefit.
The Doctor may be consulted at his OtTice at
all times when not professionally absent.
Carrion. S.rangers coming to Mechanics
burg to see the Dr. are cautioned io beware of
nnprincipled persons, as some have been de
ceived. Dr. K. is the only ofie in this Plate
who can perform cures by the new method. His
office is directly opposite lhe I'nion Church.
Mechanicsbnrg is A miles from Harrisbnrg,
on the Cumberland V. R. R, and accessible
r,o. 9tl narts of the I'nton. The Dr. will visit
cases within a reasonable distance when de
sired. July S7S63yl
TEWELRV of the latest pattern of allqual-j
I tl ities for sate at the West Citv prices by
ti. YODEF.
THE subscriber eon-
JL
tic del to carry on the ,
.itrrjr HuaHie" at
the Old Stand on Aorti.t
Third street, near Market, and re.pectioll)
solicits the patronage ol bia friend and utt
public generally. CHARLES F. VDMa.
Lewisburg. May ti, 150
LEWISBURG FODNDR.
.The sfjbscrlbers, thankful for
past patronage, would infirm
ihe Dublte lhat they continue to
,', "T5!" r"f".r. all kinds of MILL
GbAhlNG and other Castings. Thrashing
Machines and olher Machinery rrpaired in the
best manner. Castings warranted to be of
good material, and at pnres il.at can noi fail
to nlease. GEDDE6, MARSH A CO.
Lewisburg, Feb. IS61
COOKING Stoves, nf various atierna
and sires, for Coal or Woo , fur tale
at the Lewisbbrg Foundry by
Grddes. Marsh A Co.
M TO VMS Parlor. Wood, and Coal
kj Slnvea. varnios palteins, for enie al iLe
Lewi-biira Foundry. Grddes. Matah A Co.
"lyiAKD'S Pnlem tiang Plow, a upe
V nor article, fur ale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by Grddes. Marsh A Co.
GRAIN or Seed Ur. lis Ross' Patent
decidedly the belt and most dvrablc
Gtain Drill now in use. for nle si the Lewi-burf
Fuui dry by Geilde-, Mar.fa A Co.
Eussey's Grain Rcaptr.
for cutting both Grain and Gras
H TANl FACTI RED and for sale at the
Lewisborg Foundry by
GEDDES. MARSH
Lightning Rods.
AF J LK Biaoy y-' close investicatiM dJ
nuroerou eiperimcuU, lhe Patentee Uke
pkuMOre in .nfotmiijg tbe public tbet ht hii
ariied sl thr l-ue fifiMipee of pfoteciing fa milt m,
dllii.g and pr f-eri) Iron. thcdeti,uc.ivc iofltt
ei.ee el LIGHTNING. 1 h calamities
ibet every City , Tut n, itlaf e and Country fall
victim to annually, thio' tbe groae oegligeDce of
iu mbal ilaiito. is bfyeoii cakulatioo, eapecteily
hen the ea.ely is ao easy lo obtain litis ie
founJ tn
ABMITAGE't
Patent itlagnctit iigijtning Hobs,
and in this alone- Tbia Koi baa beeu eiamiDti)
by the mol arirntific g nt(emen in tbe world
Prutraaora M'Murtrie, Juhnaon,V. at lor end mr.J
olbera that have eiamraed them, recomanend and
peak of then, in the high cut term ot approbation,
and bae pronounced them the onfy safe roda ic
nte in tbtaor any other country for tbe prolecti
ol Lieaand Property. One advantage U to divide
and i brow back a part of ibe elrcmc fuid barm leas
10 tbe clouda ; in time ol a stroke ibis enables the
rod to conduct thst portion of do id that belongs
to tbe earth withont the sKghiet danger nf lea
ving tbe ronduetor. 'I bis rod has many other
adsnt.ges over the old one. The only place of
manufacturing is in
Vine St. 9 aWrs above 12 A, Philadelphia
where all persons are renpectfnlly invited to cal
and eiamine for ibemselves. For sale Vbo.osal
or Ketail by THO S ARMITAGE.
Orders promp'l? attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been porch -wed and success
lolly used by ihe fol lo inr, indivfdasl, eotopsnie
nd corpitrationa. whose names are chserially
ubmttted J
In - mar Fitattpi.M. 9. RaWta, OmttrfW
9utxifitvr, Judjrr Bt uTjer, iaigw Crand, J. MalfMSW
J. Lu 11 Bis., C. tlmuiy.J iicrwinT,ti.Oklmj,i.fT&
liitTM.i, tlie lttfTslry AiDihuuc Ande-raua 4 lirniaMraV
K al. L. t.ratiu. Julia Uutat Tho. liivier, Hmtm tt
ll.f ri. A K. Oilirr, It. friiiitit.Di, llio. Mott A C Ml
tBins -rrr, J. . Hfeuott, C. Uamf-hivjs, J
Kipl-y A ( o., J. NtBiMB, B iHult-n, J. Orem.!, tt. Ps
y r, Mr. ULtTiAem. Mr. MartiB, S. Trb4wyf J-BiialiiWy
Mi. l)ftiMn. lr. l'aul.. U. Powers A C., t. Wtsesaay
II. MilUr. tt. Krd BBk U-UI. th . S. Arstta!, ti
aIiMfc OarUrn CeroBin-atOBsra' Hall.
In ik Stutr Ae f'Tity. Oorv CriiTilB. Jodre
M'Cull. JdUkv Iyw,n, John .NcUn.vJi, Vr. ii. M 'Marts,
v-Bj.Rotrcit", Mr. J. DnwBing.
is t'A7o coryrr.
Ilartlff r.Mrk HalfV4nay. V m. Forter, Jcha Tfaas
Mirhaivl frier. Jtmb bBSlth, ltTid StiBBB, Rrubva
Mrhrh. GtMrrtc Klt-rknetr. Jittm Herlm Cpurt HoawWf
nl et.mn,i-Kim r-' tfti.-. Ltmt- J Joh mt.
I'num Ut Cliarlrs Wilaw-B. nmJttngttm 7. Jobs
kuots. f5imn KudIx. Tp. Isbsc CvitudtUaV. sTAtSs
SJttr Tp. MikbttSa JioflrAaa.
XKCOMMEXPA TTOyS.
Vbuim., Aac 1S.1MT-
I t)ftv tHn Any rarrfallj iBjM-tid ca&uUr
Lltrhiumv jSt-d. viita van aad HidVx. Btwtrd by Mr
llMtBiasi Arniitaxp. ob itellMBe Iloua. (.loorrptvr, at (f
bmm bo bt-Mtatioa im raying; lhat it ia aotoaly lb brat
1 bavr rvsrr M-mn, t-ul tdat it ia th oaly on 1 bv yf
pianined tl.at ia rr atrftrd an rtrrtly anrBrtfle priart
plra. It ia with B-b Blaaaorr that I f-roBBiBd btS
coadoctorto tbr aikBlioD ot oBrrnf hniMinirw).
11. MrMt'KTEIM.
I ava writ iTff d that th M-rttc LihtBiBir Rod
atannfMrtur d .y Mr. Th. bib Aratltape. of fhiladcifbia
ia th IVM that 1 aa avr b ra aUc. 1 have apcal MTai
yrar io thf atat'y nt th h w of rle trtrit and BufBte
i-in, and have n. b aiUtl a ia -avis that th kod ara
nntru''ti-i Vob th .nlt prit c p r-i aafrty. Tbalrftn
ahork iarrcfiel and diit rw d t-y the asaaaat at that'
of the rod. and it ttnild br iBipoasiMv. axcordias to tiia
of attrartina ard reps aiow. fttr a baildiDS; ts bo
11 jur-d ty a tr kr f ItufetBiat: wb-n ntrnd hy ob of
tliewrotl. I havr hv-B aciiuanbd with Mr. Aranltara
for f .trl year, at d Irforr hoct b b rired tha aaaaufae
tarr of thrr-r rod 1 sBiinrd thr priuett'Ir a wbirh tbry
arr rt'Ttrtirm trd. ai ft it coo tared that their BdaatiOa
would t- attt aled with roaipltnr sarr a. Th .BrraMaf
drmnl for th-M rotlr.aittJ thersti aaivtaalra ia all parts
of th rouBtry, ir aajpivec-a mB'atioB of thT utility and
aai-r:ontT. TKACY K. V ALLIuK.M. P.
Itl-inp Sua. PTiilad Co., At ril lo, It-ai.
CS.tJ. WILT asd AMI tL HOOVER.
Hurtle ton. Vn ion Cu. Pa,
ae Agents for Union si.d ailjoining Counties,
and will turnifh the Ko.li ot lhesme terms ana.
in tbe some manner as lbs Proprietor.
Opposition the Life of Bvin'$$ t
NEW LIVEltY
EXCHANGE STABLE.
1 lit jut.MTtilier would rcpectfull ioluioi tb
riiizen.ol Lewi.hu rg and the Ira.rlms caas
itj gCDcralla.tbat he ba ovrneJ ow LirJ
no Lich.oge 8ial.le t vl R I H sMrai kail
quarr Sooib of Market, and Ba rovi(!eala ood
lot ol Hor.ee. wilb entiielv new gow and laab
ionetilel'arriaeee. bursies.bleiabs. tc. where ail
wi.buit. sDiliing in hi line mas ks aetooioiod
stetl on the shurtesi notice and must reasonable
terms. He will pay e.ery attra'ioo to the
wente of bis cu.tnmere.aad hopes t? o doirl
lo irerii and receive a liberal share ! publis
psitonsse. WILLIAM MOOhE.
Lewi.burs Pec 30. ISA I
The University
1 X this place will oprs ils 17ih Semi-
I Annual Sessinn n thr 4'h ol OCT. next.
The Faculty is full and experirnced,tbe nu sa
ber nl Siadr'ais so laree as let secore troalatioir
and mutual benrfit, and of sack as age as to
render any pranks or violations of decorum
unpopular and disiastefal. Tbe Bam Iter last
session was 133.
As the whole of the classes commence new
studies next term, it is eminently the best lima
for new studrnts to enter. In the College and
Aradrmy toRfther, not less than tweniy-s
recitations occur dailv. giin yoosit men wBe
contemplate but a brirf stay io ibe Institution
an extensive choice of sul)'c' and enabling
them to pursae branches suitable lo tkeir pre
vious attainments.
The rrntale Institnte opvss at tht
same time under the three Ladies who have
kad the ehatge.
ratra or ttitiow.
Academy EnglisH studies only $I a tjI
do Classical do also 2D
Collejre proper 3"
Female InstiiHte hietirst branches 30
do cumtnon do
For further information, spr'T ,p K'T
MAI COM, D D., President of the I'niTersiiT-
lOCK and other ST0VFS jnst received 1 V
. BEAVER 4 XRENER
no VAV
inf