A Story or Hunilse. If MM. JCfJET tl. L. C A MP" ILL Where ihe old Cathedral tower With its dimly lighted dome. Underlie b in morning shadow Nestles my beloved home; When the Summer morn is breaking Glorious with its golden beams Throua my open latticed window, Matin music wildly stream. Not the peal of deep-toned organ Smiles the air with surging sound Not the voice of singing maiden, Sighiug softer music round Long ere these have hailed the morning. Is Ihe myotic anthent heard. Wildly, fervently outpouring From the bosom of a bird ! Every morn he takes his station On the Cross which crowns the spire. And, with heaven-born inspiration. Vents in voice his bosom's fire; Every morn, when light and shadow. Struggling, blend their gold and grey, Trom the Cross mid-way to Heaveu Hires ms his holy melody ! Like the summons from the turrets irn Ristrn mosoue it seems : -Come to praver to prayer. ) Faithful!" Echoes through my morning dreams. Heedful of the invitation Of the pious rnesseuKer, Lo! I join in meek devotion With the lonely wprshiper! And a gushing, gla.l thanksgiving From my inmost heart doiu thnll, L;p hieh up lo God in Heaven! Mingling with the music's trill. Then the boy who rests beside me Softly opes his starry eyes ; Tosses back his streaming ringlets Gazes 'round in sweet surprise! He. though sleeping, felt the radiance Struggling through the curtained gloom Heard the glad harmonious hymning Ureak the silliness of my room. These, deUciously commingled With the rapture of his dreams. And the Heaven of which I've told him. On hi childish vision gleams ! O lardian seraphs ! viewless spirits ! Urooding o'er the encliantel air: Pause, with folded wings, to listen To the lispings of m prayer I L'p to the "Recording-Angel," When their work ou earth is done. They will bear the guileless accents Of ray infant's Orison ! Puttsviu June, 1818. A New Remedy. A German who resides in Mill Creek township, while raceotly suffering from a pulmonary attack, rent lor a pby.iciau who reeides o College Hill. In a short tirus the doctor called on him, prescribed two bottles of cod liver oil, and receiving his foe of eight dollars, was told by the German, who disliked the of the bill, that he need not come ajain. The Ger man, who, by-the-by, IsJ not heard the doctor's prescription very well, supposed lie conld get the oil and treat himself The doctor saw no more of hie patient for some time, but one day riding past the residence of the (Jertiian, ho was pleased to see him out in the garden, digging lust ily. The case seemed such s proof of the virtues of ood liver oil that he stopped to uinka more particular inquiries about it. "You seem to be getting very well," uid he, addressing the German. "Yaw, I ish well," responded the for mer pick man. "You took as much oil as I told you T" mi..rifil thi doctor. "Ob. yaw, I have used more as four gal lons of de dog liver oil." "The what T" said ihe astonished doc tor. "n rW liver oil dat VOU say I shall tuke. I have killed most every fut little dog I could catcfi, and de dog liver oil have cure. It great medicine, dat dog liver oil." The doctor hd nothing to say, but rode j quick away, and noticed in his memoran- j dum book that consumption might be as j readily cured with dog liver as cod liver oil. C'i. Cum. Ma- Benton and Dr. BEEcnrea The venerable Dr. Lyman Ueecher attended the lecture of Mr. Henton on the Uuion, lefore the Mercantile Library Assaciation, nd was introduced to the distinguished politician, in the anba-room of theTremont Temple. The ex Senator, in the course of his lecture, depicted the dissolution of the Union by the figure of a conflagration that eoosumed every thing in its path. Now Dr. Beecber is one of the most hopeful old gentlemen of the age; he has seen the I'niou at the very verge of dissolution at least eight times since be has preached the gospel ; nd, from his well known charac ter and opinions, it is safe, we think, to iufer that he saw through the weakness of Mr. Kenton's logic, did not assent to his views, and will not follow bis advice. Af. tar the lecture, we are informed, these two persons, who have " come down to as from a former generation," had some converse, lion, during which Mr. Beecher expressed a desire to read Mr. Bonton'a lecture in print, that he might better understand its arguments. Mr. Benton replied that be should not publish it at present, es be had so many iiivitattona to ft peal it " Well," said Mr. Beecher, with characteristic keen-net-, " I bepo j en will give it to us to priut Irtfvre we all bum up V This hit of the old Doctor's was highly r lished by the bystanders. Button Transcript. To Cube CoaNe. A writer in one of the agricultural papers declares on his own experience that to pare corns and then apply a drop or too of wormwood oil is a certain cure. A drunken man tried to get a police man to arrest his own shadow. His com plaint was that an ill looking seouudrel kept follow in,; Liiu. TtlAT's So. If a man's worth depends on Lis "acres," a person with eight de cayed teeth should be considered a man of t roporty. Assessors will please notice. KxrmnHMSART. C,pnss has Seen 10 Station four weekaau n ... - A.W BUI J. James F. Lion. J. Ulerrill Linn J. F. & J. M. LINN, itlorncjs at Law, LEWldUL'ttU, 474 Union C mnty, Penn'a. Agricultural. Chester County ONE anJ Two IIoie Endless Chain POWER. The undersigned being con vinced by practical experience of the superi ority of VanderitUe's Tread i'uwrr over the or dinary five horse power now in use in the West Uranch country .for threshing out gram, have purchased the patterns and right to make them. We are now making and have on hand a large number, which we propose to introduce on the plan if they don't answer lo Ihe letter of the guarantee given with each of them, the machine will he taken back and the money refunded, if paid. They are now almost the only eniire Threshing Machines in use in Chester, Montgomery. Berks and Delaware counties. Their advantages are that they will do almost double the work, ac cording lo the number of horses used, than the old machine will do; l"ir""thry will save at least two hands ;,J and Threshing can all be done snugly closed up in the barns, in wet days, when the hands would be otherwise unemployed. T. CHL KLH A CO. Hartleion. Union Co., Pa. Apply to Tan's CnrscH. Harllrton.cr or Dr. L. Kuoas, L'mou Furnace. y645 Uutiaeckcr's CLOVER III .L-R. T IHE subscribers still continue to manufac ture the above Machines, and as there are over Sou of them now in use in Union and adjoining counties, we deem any further recommendation unnecessary. The machines are all warranted not only to do good work, but belter work than any other kind of machine now in use. T. t Hl KCH & t'O, Hartleton, Pa. Apply to Tho'h CnracH, Hartleton, or L. Koosi, In ion Furnace. lyCVi Uussey's American Reaper & Elower. l, OH 18j6....Tbis Machine was put 1 in succesful operation in Ii:l3, and con tinued lo be the only Reaper and Mowing Ma chine in the World of any pratical value up to 145 twelve years after its introduction. Other Reapers are now olfeied with glowing Advertisements and Certificates ol Gold and 8ilver Medals, lint the farmer, in search of the best Reaper, and not posted in the matter, bai belter see a lillle further. One of the other Reaper look thegrrat medal m England, at the premature trial in lHol; before the close of the harvest of the same year, however it was totally beaten by a Hl'SiSEV REAPER, which received the unanimiruf award of an impartial Jury of twelve English farmers. The fact is that Huexey'! machine is achiev ing a series of triumphs in Gneland.and rapidly ob taining that pre-emiiieni position there, which it has already secured tr the land "f its origin. If there isany value it, 33 years' experience in building Reapers, an;, using them in the harvest field, OUED IICSSKY, ihe Father ot Reapers, can claim it. All who are satisfied with the BEST REAPER AM) MOWER.can te suplied by sending their orders early in the season, as the crops indicate a large demand, and we can not have over Sou Reapers ready for the vast harvest of I05S- We wiiul .l refer to ihe following gentlemen, who have used Uussey's machines for several years, and wifi testily to their supeuority: UNION AND KXYDKR COI'NTV. teaac Kyre. H'rj.iiain I.-i.r. John M.-nrh, ?smo.I Punluu:, J"ht Z-l..-r. Jim,!, IlilH.h. J:i-. t. Until. J 11 Ur n. .-.ocim Aurai.fl. XIKm:.." ("inaii. oirtft. Klerk aw, tvi.l Klrrkii -r. Win. Kl-.-kner.i;e..rc. sb-ar. Ji.hn Ouiely, Saxuio'l Z 'U. t-f.. Jo.et. Mil . r, Vt illium Wil"..n, Annua W..11, W. 11 H.-rrol'l. Churle lluht.iM-'-r hep hart, John lirove. A brim Kitrl-y. KiDnnu-1 IVotiu-. Ilru Tj Mull. yru Hn-wn, Wei. C Mi.y:r,.li.tin I'ttninU'rliu, Wilsuu Lll.D. Jehu Vau Uukirk, Vistel Uiuun. N IK 1 It V M HhUI.A S II C U! NT V. Svnnl M'M iliin, John M IMn. William Prlphln. Jacl ll'-lniiim. li'M- Knifri A. Uenr Hr'triiK. i-ric Qb'i!. J.-lirj It. ll"lli-r. Wtlli'-tm .nii-k. Wiilivui if-uA.-l. liw.rg.-Knii. ri'-k. Tho') Straw bri.lir--, samu-m VAH. r Jun .-hit, J.-..h U. Nit.it. A. K. Kiiy. J. B. I'riwt W. Thomas Jnhni-t'-n. JchnA Wm HamorJlMb-Tt I'urry, ioln-'a It Kul. Aiu-im Vasline. .1. S. it 0. Hur-li. lftaae 'uit-'!l, Jwctti ItvU, Miller & Inhuman. Anttnuiy k W m. inj Jr, J,lin Oooijer. Jew 0. H.irU)H.IJeo. Courad. MONTIlUIl COUNTY. Jacob Sihntta. MnyliTry Gearhart. Ifrnvl l Clark. Jafh S-'htfr. Jr. K'ire-nian. lvur WrietiUSam. Vurka, Wllliaiu Mtu.tl.Kob.Tt ktlil,.lar.,li SuyJ-r. A. . Kn.iwl.s. t' l't. Jacob 3-hier, r. VVm.Yorkri, t'.lleiu tmob, Wm. IforrMuan. COLUMBIA COUNTY. VArr VilbT. Jnliii IIill,Wm. N. Hrwn. D. A. Bnwman, Ort. A Howuian. .1. Wenly Bowman. Ulllwrt Fowb-r. Ste phen Thttiuaa. Hnry Uoak. John Kotiertaon. lianiel Si- lias. Johu MTtl. Jacob ilill. Ttioniaa iv.uner. John in-o.-r. lvt-r Anilemau. KliaD tviirif-k. Jamei. Lminoa. J.4M-h 11. Ilieki. Miliar k Hirka, lieor4; lleldter, Jwe.h Pa-h. Sainual K'-a, m. iinnman. antirew rn win. rrien. Uhi U. fh-a. Wnley Frie. Sa:n I Krien. Franklin Kranii. J bn Kir!ibv,uark-fi and l.e- re Low, John ey hart,Joba Wolf. LYC0MIN41 COUNTY. anrff Crl-t, Hiram T Grey. Berjamin Bear, Poter Ilriiiijaii. Frederick App. Samu-1 Gilntmra, tlennr Shoemaker, lvt.-r Hi-ntz. Thomas layia, rha'it Taltman, baur-1 Itaii. John II. Tool, Charles Llujd, U. W. Fort-s man, Hob-rt Gibw,n. CLINTON COtrwrV Wm. T'unn. Jamea Weigh, Kobert M'Cormiek, James Oaxskaddeu, Joseph Ilai.na, HoWrt ll 'lnil-a. CKNTKtt COUNTY. Wm. VFsr!snd. VVm. Bonl, V. A. Johnston, Joeph flitner, Wm. liir-t, David Knaa.JniM'ph Myori, Jacob itar tar. John Hoy, Jr. Wm. FoaUtr, Adam itear. The subscribers have the exclusive riehtin the following counties: Union, Snyder. Nor thumberland, Montour. Columbia. Luzerne, Perry, MilBin, Centre, Clinton, and Lycoming. All orders thankfully received and promptly to. liEDDES, M A KMH & (!. Lewisbnrg, T.'nioti Co. Pa., April 21, 1856. Type Foundry. TWO rrcmiums awarded at the late 1 Chrynal Palace eiliibitiun in New York lo the Oldest Type Foundry in ihe l imed rtlates. Established by Uitiuey & Ronaldson in 17U6. on the base ol Sower's (iermaulown Kontidrj of U3!. The long experience of the several proprie tors of ihe PuiLAUKtrHiA Trrs Fovxnat, en. ables I.. Johnsou & Co., to oiler the laigest variety of Printing Types, and all the appur tenances of a Pruning OUice to be found in any establishment ol the United States, and of a quality, too, whtcb is deemed to be unrival led. The composition of the metal used is calculated to afford the greatest durability ; while the scrupulous care exercised in the fitting up of the type is such as to insure ac curacy and squareness of body, &C. Our fa cilities are so extensive as to enable us to fill orders of any amou.n. Estimates given in detail (with the cost) of all the materials re quired for a Newspaper otlic. Plain and Fancy Types, Music of unparalleled beauty, east in this Fonndry, also. Scrips, Flowers, Borders, Cuts, Brass or Metal Rules, Labor saving Rules, Brass Braces, Brass Circles and Ovals, &e. FRESHES of all descriptions, and all sorts of Printing Materials, most of which are made by us, will be furnished at manufac turer's Prices. PlilM'iMi INK of all Varieties and ol ors. Varnishes, Bronzes, &c, of the most celebrated American and English Manufac tures, which we sell at the lowest terms. 8 TERE0TY1MNU or Electrotvping of Books, Music, Wood Cuts, A.c. Type used in Stereotyping for sale at reduced prices. Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the finest style of art. Our 'Minor Specimen Book' (the first of its class in the country, and original in us conception and getting up) will be sent to all printers that have not received il, who m ill direct how it may be transmitted to them. JeT Newspaper Printers who publish this a-lverusemeiit entire, (including this notice,) three times before September 1st, 185.. and send to lis a copv of the paper containing it. will be allowed tneir bill on purchasing arti cles of our manufacture to fonr times its amount. I.. JOHNS) N & CO. No. 0. Samson St., near the Hall of Ind penJcnce, Philadelphia May 20, 18SS LWISBUEG CimOMCLE William VanGexer, TTOttNEY at Law, IY Levi Isburp, 1 nion Co., Pa. rroifice on South Second St., recently by HC Hickok. Esq. Educational. FREEBUEG ACADEMY riMHS Institution is located in the quiet, X beautiful and healthy village of Freeburg, Snyder Co., Pa , 5 miles west Selinsgrove and 87 east of Mirllintown. The Academic Building is a fine three-storey brick edifice, laree enough to accommodate 15u students. The Course of Instruction embraces all the branches usually taught in Academies and Seminaries, and is designed to prepare stud ents for any class in College, the study of a profession, or any other calling in life. There is a flourishing Literary Society wilh a choice mil. -lion of Booka connected with th Institution, of which all Student are expected to hacome Memlr. The S&-OSI. Si:or eimimeDrca OS tho riRST TuStOAT Of January. lKA7,atH continuea 22 weaka. TfcKMs (one-half payable invariably In Adanr.) For Board. Koom and Tuition pr aeaa. of Si wk .$' loftS Toilioa okli. pr U.iiar. of 11 wkj - - , o C," 1 iii-trurllou ou the llano - - - - -lae of Iti-trumcnt - - - - - - - t'j9 liieirtentala - - -o Walking and Mending-. 48 at, per dos. . For any funher information, address UEO. F. M'FARLAND, Principal. UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS ! M'HE Winter Session of all the Schools L of the "University will open with a full corps of Teachers, on Tliurkday, Sep tember -., IS.'iC. Theological Department Tuition Free. Collegiate " 30 per annum. Academic " Classical ! " - . English $15 " Temale Institute ' R-sular course 1'I0 " i. .. Primary !p-0 " Srp'. 9. 1S5B. LEW3SHDT.G ACADEMY. 'I 11 K Ai-iiilHiiic year of iliis Insiiiu- J lion, will hereaf er be divided into 3 ses sions, the Si i.b. Fall and VV'i ti sessions, of i:t weeks each. The Fall aasam will commence on Mas. dai, Sept. iSd. IHoC. lo be immediately suc ceeded by ihe Winter session, with a short vacation during ihe Holidays. All Branches calculated to fit Y ouths for college or lor practical lite are taught ; and the Bible is a text book in the school. A class of Yot'iH Lawks is secured. The interior of the Academy has undergone thorough repairs, and the Principal has spared no expense lo make it everything that a school room should be, for health and cheerfulness Tl 'ITION' per session of 1.1 weeks. ntlM ST, Y -I Ceadiiu. W-itilnr. Kfiner, Arithmetic. ;.!.-. lireiii. and I' S. lli.-t.T . ; ... - - $1 At'VM'KO KMiLill , nil not ineiud.d h..ye. fr.no I.IMII "Ai.KS. '- - - " U1T1'1KNT r:jCt'K'SKS f.ers--.ion! - - - - .No deductions eACepl for iT-HrHrnl s-ekfe-.. J01i RAND'tLPH Sept. S. 1RSR. Principal Fliiladelphia. ..AHiV..3r.';i: FIRE PROOFS ! The Salamand- driphia. against ihe World ! Kvav.- A' Watson, No. 'JU.S.Fourtl. St., I'hilail., have haJ the surest deminsiraiion in tte fiilhtwine Certificntes -hat their manufac ture nf Salamander Safes has at lencth fully warranted the representations which have been maile of them, as rentlennf; an undoubted security against the temlic element : rniLinn.piIH, Aril 12. lr-Sfi. Mrn-tR, Ev.!. t Wativ: lie-iita : It alfnnJn u the MuliA-nt rtittii-fHrtii.n to tt- to ytm. tht otvltiK to the ffry i-rott-fiiTf 'jiiHii'tfn if twi. i ih s-kil.iniii:lfr 3itis wdi- h mr (nirrhrjs".i .if jou nif ffW moDlh in-. w ravtl a Ur-if (-ortion of our J.-w-Iry, ll'mkt. I'sht, c, xH,-fsi to thf rtilntuitcu.t tirt in IUnttmtl Plmcr, on the m ruintr nf the 11th iut. M lin wr f tWt tlmt ih- B ,liifti wre loeatd In the fourth st-Ty r-f lie hull itnn w tipciipiM. mud Ihrtt tliT Mi Kul-rLf.iufiitljr inton hfttp of burn inn ruins hrr th r.nt ntrtr-n of hut rtiu-.i the lirn plnten V me-lt. w.- run not hut ivpril the nevrri. kin of tlie lu ithli vnit-iit. an nvwi rotiTinciufC proof of the great wcu rit fT'.r'l.stl t.y your SxffM. WfohHll take nittth pleanure In ivcnminenlin)t: them to men of buine! u a utire rlinnV nr-tin-tt fire. UKiKUK W SlMuNS A BRO. I' ni la Delphi a. April lit. ISSft. Mts-iBn Ktanr A W".to?i 1 have lo otfr you my to t.mony in fvnr of the (rrat erurlty affurih d to my -fiire s-Uw-k of je-wetry. Ixsolm. pa(Mrti, Ar , during tlie re- r-nt diwnntnui" ronfiHrrratinn in lUtifO-a-i pin-, from the fa-t that the imr were rnnUineti iu two of the dala matider Srif-'f niHntt.aftur. Iy vou. Hain falleu from the fifth itory of the Artiran Ituild ing. whfre they er- prurh-u-ly plal auli txmm-d to a fart hf-at for a lona time, the ptvnratinu of Ihf Talua be d-.-oit(i !M't'to,d to tfry one who wit the open iug ami interior examination, matter of profound a-tonthm-nt. To ail who may require a prfr--t protectloo from the ravade nf fire, I ahull not bV-itate to recommend the u.e of your ffr. dm I consider they bae now unlerirone th most trying test. - N. K. MoKUA.N. pHTi.Dujn, April 1, !Hi. Mkssrb Evab A Watww vfiit.m'n So douht yon will le des-ply (rrtifled to learn th (rood enndltton In whirh I diMxvi-feii wj hook. t)iry of innoranre, rwrtib--Hte of tork. and otliea raluahln dorument. when on hri lay laot 1 opened the ffafe made by your firm. With my knowledire of itr pr. at exposure, h to the Intensity of the hat from so hot a fire as that whirh de rtroy d the ArtL-un Kuildin)-, as alao from the fome o th- fall from iu former elevafed position in the third story, 1 could enfertsin hut slender hopes prior to its in terior itirfeection, that the routents whifb I once so highly prised would eer he of any iwrTice to me, hut as these fenrs are now happily removed. I feel it only due to hay to you, thttt I ran hm-eforth re-oin meitd the use of your 8nf-i ti all who may wifdi to feel a ronti'lence IB the pt-rff t seourity whirh Mich means provides against so fr.jfhuu. an element. Kl'U AliD 4! ASK ILL. Bookbinder. J"ronitani!v on hand, Paienl Powder and Thief Pro..f Locks.fur Bank.Slores,eu. Iyfi25 Engraving and Seal Cutting OF all kinds, at 201,rhesnut Street, PHI I, AD. VisKins and other CARDS. Corporation and other SKALS.and evervihini! in our line of business, promptly attended to, in pood style, and on reasonable terms. Or der from City and Country solicited. S. H. FULTON, y W. G. MASON. Herring's Safe again the Champion!! The only Suf whirh , in err mawee, prtservfd their entire content in the Utte Extensive Fires. AT the burning of the Ariizan Buildings, on the I'tth of April, and in the GREAT FIKE in Market Htreet, -May 1st, 156, the genuine Hi-.. Rise Safk pre served the Jewelry of Geo. jVv. Simons & Bro. ; Hooks, Papers, AcM of Fisher A Bro., and Edward St mans & Co., after rernainin? exposed in the burning rain for nearly FORTY HOVRSand proving conclusively what we have always claimed for them, their RreatsuperioityoveraIl secu rities now known. In these fires, the Herring's Safe, standing side by side with those advertised as warranted to stand 10 per cent- more fire than Herrintfs." came forth the acknowledged tHit. not only prenrinr ther contents fn excellent or der. hutbrii.tr tbeuidelv': Id a eomlition to if o through ai.otlu-r ordeal, while the boaeted " Sal-intan-lrrn" of oth er makt-r were badly uiM-d up fn every inatanf. and in aunie rniv-. thnir entin contentu eompletrly d'$troye-l. To the j-ubHc we wouM mm ply ray, that, durinj the fourt't ! year the Hprrtne'i iafe han Iven ll..re them, more thnn two hundred have pttPMtt thronatb aci-idental firet without the orrurretine of a injcle loan. We would, therefrre, motion pnrrharn ajrainiit the mirepreteiit(ition of intereted partiea. Tlie llerrinc'ii Patent it the only Fire-proof ffafe made In thia city which fc protected by a Patent Right, and we will euaraaee it to resist more thnn double the amount of heat of any other fifc nt-.w known. FarreU &, Herring-, Sola Manufacturer In th:tatof " Herring's Patent Champion Sife" 3 1 Walnut Su PHILADA. N. B. Evans A Watson's Improved Sal amander." "Oliver Evan's," "C J.GaylerV and -5rott'5 Asbestos." Iron Chests, (a lare assortment havin? been taken in pari payment for " HemnxV) will be sold at low prices. Juue, lS-jSyi i ii- lit rt&M mm & AVEST BRANCH FAEMER .TAmKYJUS Pennsylvania Wire Works. "tO. 58 AKCII St. between 2d and 3d. i (opposite Broad St.) PHILADELPHIA. Sieves, Riddles, Screens, Woven Wire of all meshes aud widths.withaU kinds of plain and fancy Wire Work. Heavy twilled Wire for spark catchers, coal sand and gravel Screens, paper makers Wire, cylinder and dandy R ills covered in the best manner, Wire and Wir Fencing. A very superior article of Heavy Founders Sieves. All kinds Iron Ore Wires and Sieves. BAVLISS, DARBY & LYNN. mount Vernon House, T0. 95, North 2d St.,Phila(lclphia. L This old and well established house is admirably situated for persons visiting the city on business or pleasure. The continued patronage of the public (and of West Branch friends in particular) is respectfully inviled. I. L. BARRETT, Philad, March 1, 1856. Proprietor. Fishing Tackle, A ND GUNS-The subscribers invite XV attention to their stock ol Fih Hooks and Tackle of every description Caue Reeds, Sea Grass, Trout Flics, Lincfi. See. Also, line English and German Guns. Revolv ing Pistols, Percussion Cups, and Sporting Apparatus generally. For sale at lowest Cath Price; Wholesale and Retail. JOHN M. HEYBERGER ft BRO. 6S4 No. 4T X- Second Su Philadelphia Free of Charge ! TWO Splendid Parlor Engravings, en- jl tilled -Button Abbey in the Olden Tunes." a splendid steel engraving from the celebrated painting by Landseer, anil the -Departure of the Israelues from Egypt a laree and beau tiful engraving from a painting by D.Roberts. Thf ri tail (rif of Uit al.n t-UKmritig U J lrr cop;, but will tx- Mnl rkKt or riiARofc a followa: Tin- H!rrilra ha rsialliib '! Bi0 Aoict in I'hilail li.liia. au.l will furtiiah an l"k nr liuhllratinn at llic ri.iil inr ..f any ol llwf $ MHL'asinca. aurh aa liar pr'.i. di'V's. I'uttiam.. Irali.iii. Kratia l.ii'a Faab' iuiia. ar.. will m-rirw thf mafnaitiHi for na yrar and a roi-vnlfilh r thf aliv-b-autiful eni:ralir, frw. o. I'luirira. ur if -uh-eril.iuc In a tX anil a $1. Macazinaj purh 'a I'nttfCm-n'n. ami ('ballrli'a (.ailif'a Chriftiwu An nual. tli.t wlij nn..v hutli uiaftuim-a au4 a rupy of t Itlirr i.f Ihe alaire rucrarinx-. Kvfrj df-a-rijiti'iii of fiicrnvinc on woml fxpmtfd with nfatiKj. ami iti-pati-h. V Hwa of Bnililiitea. Nrwapapar llfu.l:titr. Vifw. of Marbiurry. Ikjok biimtratinnt. Lodire lrlilii-nle. liUKina.Ka Canla. Ac. All order netil by niail promptly atu-udiil in. IVmini wi-hioc aiuwa of tlifir huiltlinic I'Uicrarod can wmt a taa;urfotyp or aketch of tli Liiihttna ly mail or rxr-ri. I'-rona ai a -li-tanc liarin walahe artH-a would fl nd it lo their lul antaira to aiidn aii llto aubhCribara, aa wr would act Lt agent for 111. aalf nl t!ia fmir. ItVilAM A IMEIO K. fto. Ji.irTn Tnu Tmar.T. fuiLafiiLPiiu, I'a. B. irui. lljWTJ I " mars. " The Good Time Coming." Y T. S. Arthur...Tlio.se who wish to hoar soniPthing of that long-expected d.iy. h tiid reat this hook. t is having an immense sale; 5,000 copies 'ir i rib rctt in advance of publication. We s'nd a copy liy mail, post-paid, on the rrce:pt of the pric e, iil. J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher, 4-3 North Fourth St. Fhiladr Iphia. I'a. N'.B. Avents wanted to sell this and other popular books in all parts of the United States. Send lor our List and Terms lo Agents. Truss3S Trusses ! C. II. NEEDLES, TnlM AM) BRACE ESTABLISHMENT, S.W. Cor. of Twelfih and Race Sis. PHILADELPHIA, Importers of fine Fmixca Tm-aats. combining extreme tightneaf. ease, and durability, with correct consirnciiou. Hernial or Ruptured patients can be suited hy rwmittiut: ainounta, aa twlow: Sfndintf number of itirhi-N around the hip, and atating ridf atfi'ru.it. foat of Simla Trua fj, 3, 4, 5. Uoutila i, o, . iu. In"trurtiina a to wear. and bow to aaect acore, wuen poMible, aeut with the Truan. Alto for aalc, in grrat yarlaty. Dr. Banning'i Improved Patent Body Bract, for lha cure of Prolapaui Ptcri; alao Kpinal Propa and Stipi-ortu: I'utfDt ShouldiT Brarwa, Cheat Epaniar and Kri'tor llrnrra, adapted to all with glonp Shoiildra aud Wrak i.uni;.; EriKlj.h Klantic Abdominal bvlta, Sui-pan-aorifa : trinzf. tnalf and ft-mala. awLadica' Kuunu, with Lady attrndanU. lySM WOOD'S ORNAMENTAL Iron Works, Ridge Avenue, Phi LADRLrm a. The attention ,,i the rmhlic is invited to the extensive Manu factory and W'areroom of the subscriber, who is prepared to lurnish, at the shortest notice. Iron Railing of every description forCemeta ries, Public and Private Buildings, also Ver andahs, Balconies, Fountains, Settees. Chairs, Lions, Dogs, &c, and other ornamental Iron Work of a decorative character, all of which is executed wiih Ihe express view of pleasing the taste, while they combine all the requi sites of beauty and substantial construction. Purchasers may rely on having all articles carefully boxed and shipped to their place ol destination. A book of designs will be sent to those who wish to make a sel-.-ction. ROBERT WOOD, Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St. Phila George Sturges, COLE Manufacturer of the Improved j Spiral Sprlns Mat reuses, No. 92 Walnut bt. Philadelphia. FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded, viz. Two ly the Ami-rictn Inmituta. Naw York. Oct.) 1S51 .n. l-'rtiLlin ln.lilut-. rhilaiiflohla.OT. Vand One at the Maryland Inalitute, Baltimore.. Nov.) 1&2 The neculiar imnrovement in the Construc tion of this Matress is, that all the cunuy ana" heart wmdrn frame work is entirely dispensed with, and us place supplied by a lighter and much more durable frame, the" springs are all connected by harness leather hinges, securely riveted, rendering il impossible for a single spring to full down or get out of place, and making a Bed so elastic that any part may be raised or bent up, and is thus admirably lilted to the wants of the sick or asthmatic who may require a sitting posture, having the luxurious softness of the best Feather Bed with the light nes and facility of handling of the common K rMttress. ese improved Spring Beds are invariably made of the best materials, and will last many vears without repairs. Persons having Hair Matresses, can have them altered into Spring Beds. These Beds arc well adaptedforHotels.berths of Shins. Steamboats and Hospitals. Sprint; Seats forChairs.Carriages orChnrch Pews and Hair and Husk Maltesses made to order. Also an extensive assortment of highly ornamented (in enamel) and plain finished (.'J S T 1R OX FURX1 TI RE, consisting in part of Bedsteads. Hat and Coat Racks. Cane and I inbrella stand. Uarden Chairs, Settees. Ac. Ac. Philadelphia, April SO, 1885 ly575 Express Office! Th undersigned have been appointed Agenis lor nunAnu & EXPRESS LINE, and are now prepared to forward, daily, Packages, Specie, Bank Notes . . iiotriitii a. w ie. to Philadelphia, ISew York, Boston, Al bany,Ballimore,and intermediate points, also to I lie other Northern aud bastern cities. The public are respectfully invited to pat ronizethe above line, as it is the quickest and safest method of transportation between the cities and Lewisburg. Packages received by or before 9 AM. will arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and -be delivered early in the following morning. Receipts given for time and price. Philadelphia OJiee I & 43, South Third St Oct. 20. CHRIST At CALBWELI,. s CHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and fi r sal at the Cuomclc Omce eMSl HAKRISHURG BINDERY J. J. Clyde II F. E.. Ilutfcr, Swxtucrtto WT. O. idol at Co. Book Binders and Stationers, and Blank. Book Manufacturers, IlurriiLunj, J'u. MOST respectfully inform theirfriends that they are engaged in the above business rdirectly opposite Herr'i Hotel.j j They flatter themselves, by careful attention to their business, to receive a continuance of the pat ronage so liberallv enjoyed by the old firm. BLANK BOOK'S for Banks, County Offices, Merchants, 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 No., ice bound in any style, plain or extra. All work warranted, and done cheaply. Please eive ns a call. C. & H. t-"w"Books Ac. to be bound may be left wilh he Editor of the Chronicle. 609 IRON! IRON!! IRON!!! 93 ilk IBS- Just received at the l1'0 Hardware Store of KEYS OLDS Jr McFADDEN. Farmers and Black smiths, call and ee the largest and lent as sortment of Iron ever offered on the West Branch. Having the txeltuive control of the celebrated VatiicTisi's Centre county Iron, we are enabled to warrant tvtey bar. All sizes Tire, Scollop, Round and Square; Horse Shoe, Nail Rods, Ac, at Cash prices to all. Call and see the Hardware Store of JOS. MTADDEN. Lewisbnrg, May 10, 1855. NOTICE. WE beg leave to introduce ourselves to the citizens of LEWISBL'Rti and vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers of White Auli Anlbrarlte Coal, At Lancaster Colliery, Northumberland Co. Pa. where we have extensive improvements, and are prepared to offer to the public a very supe rior article, particularly suited lo the manufac ture of Iron and making Steam. Our sizes of Coal are LI'MP -for Smelting purposes, STEAMBOAT for do. and Steamboats. BROKEN 1 Ki; for Family Use and Steam, STOVE ) I "I j PF J for Limeburnsrs and Sfeam. Our Point of Shipping is SUN'Bl'RV, where arrangements are made to load Boats without any delay. COCHRAN, PEALE & CO. J.J ComtA. Lam-a-t-r. t Bi:nj. HrtSHOlJt. Lanraater. C. W. PraLA. shaniokin. li. Bai'Mhaadnca do firders addressed to hatnokinor nnbury will receive prompt attention. ly5K5 Lenlibiii g Saving Institution, IS now open and ready to da business. The regular Discount days are Wednesdays. The following named persons are the Directors Mr. Joasso.f Walls. Mr. Bvcrs Ammo.. Mr. James M'CaEiavT. Mr. Thomas Hates. Mr. William Kmc a. Mr. J. ii. L. Suiw&el. Mr Jon. Mkixkll. Orrtcxas WILLIAM KRICK, President. DAVID KEIIER, 7ro,urrr. Fonr per cent, per annum will be allowed on all deposits over six months ; and three per cent, less than six and overthree months. DAVID REBER, Treasurer. Lewisburg, Sept. 19, 1853 Winfield Woolen Factory, Near llartleton, rnion County. t IIMS establishment is now in the best order. I The machinery being nearly all new, and none but the besi of workmen employed, the subscriber feels safe in saying that his work shall not be surpassed by any establish ment in this or the adjoining counties. His waggons will be around as usual, and those wishing to patronize his establishment, will please avail themselves of that opportu nity. 117" I hava also on hand, and intend keep ng a choice assortment of Good), such as Cloths, Satinetts, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Blankets, Yarns, oe., which I will sell low for cash, or exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen erally. MARK HALFPENNY- llartleton, April 23, 185.1 tf Lithographic Printing, fee. 1 HT l'rtl If a f I Tl , K Anii iULiv urtiv is now incaieu on North Fonrlh street, near I). Phillips' Blacksmith Shop, where LITHOGRAPHIC Views, Maps ic are made to order. PICTURES for Framing, and for Drawing Teachers. The German and French Languages, Draw ing, Painting and Draughting, tanirht by Mr Volkmar. Lewisburg, April, 1855 Important to Daguerreotypists,13arl)le Dealers and others. MONUMENTAL Daguerreotype Ca ses. A method bas long been sought for to insert in a durable manner. Daguerreotype Likenesses to Head Stones and Monuments. I have been manufacturing these Cases for Ihe last two years, and can warrant I hem to secure Ihe picture for a long number of years. The outside case is made of Parian Marble, and the box which encloses the picture and keeps it in a state of great preservation for a long number of years, is made of brass a screwbox. It makes averv neat jobon a Head Stone or Monument. They are nsedin Green wood Cemetery, Monnt Auburn, Laurel Ilill, and many other Cemeteries in the U. States. A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers and Daguerreotypists. Price from $2.25 each to $11.50. A circular of engravings will be sent to any address, free, with price list. Ad' dress, A. L. BALDWIN, Agent of Matuoleam Dag. Ca, 335 BroadwaT, New York. 6finm3 New Firm and New Goods! A T Ilie Mammoth Drug & I'lii'mical Emporium of CHRIST & CALDWELL. The undersigned having purchased the entire Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept by Dr Thornton it Co., are now ready to till Orders and Prescriptions at a moment's notice. We have a large and well selected stock of fren and pure DHUCS, MED1C1SES, Chemicals Dyestttfls, Oils, Paints, Glass, Ptittv and DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE, All kinds of 1'atent Metlieines, Fruit aud Confectionery, Tobaceo,StinfT,and Imported Cigars of the choicest brands. Fancy Notions and Toilet Articles, Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds, BatrsRES axd Combs or evert vaiieti. Books and Stationery, a general variety of Literary and School Books Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every description ; fresh Pine Oil and Patent Burn ing Fluid alwavs on hand. PURE W INES and LIQUORS of all kinds for Medicinal uses. Fire Proof and Zinc Paints. Preserving and Pickling Jars, 4o U Customers will find our stock complete, comprising many articles it is impossible here to enumerate, and all sold al moderate prices Call and see us, one and all, and see our stock ; and if we can't sell you cheap goods, we will not ask you to buy. We are always on hand to wait on customers. Remember the Mammoth Drug Store ! THEO. 8. CHRIST, F. S. CALDWELL. Lewhburg, Union Co. Pa. - 8 MIE subscriber con- I tinues to carry on the Livery HiiwlnenH at .h- OIH Slnnil on ortM Third street, near Market, and repectfullj ll.i,. ih. nalronai-e ol bis friends and lilt public generally. CHARLES F. HESS. Lewisbnrg, May 28, 1850 LEWISBURG FOUNDRY. The subscribers, thankful Tor ..past patronage, would inform Jihe public that they continue to !n',mJmanufacture al) klI1(js f MILL (.tAKl.Nti and other Castings. Thrashing Machines and other Machinery repaired in me best manner. Castings warranted to be of rood material, and at prices that can not fail to please. GEDDES, MAHSII &. CO. Lewisburg, Feb. tsai COOKINU Stoves, of various atterni and sizes, for Coal or Woo , for sale attne Lewi.burg Foundry by Ueddea, Marsh A Co. . STOVES Parlor, Wood, and Coal Stoves, various putteroa, for sale at tbo LewUburg Foundry. Ueddea, Mirah Sl Co. "TIJIARD'S Patent Gang Flow, asupe W rior article, for salrai the Lewisburg Foundry by tieddes. Marah & Co. nRAlN orted Drills Ross' Patent HfnHpHlv thp htkt ami most duruhlm --' j - Grain Drill now in use, for talent ibe Lewisburg Foundry hy (ietldet Marah A Co. Huasey's Grain P.earer. for cutting both Grain and Gras MANI FACTLRED and fcr sale at the Lewisburg Foundry by GEDDEW. MARSH A CJ Lightning Rods. AFTLR many yi am' close investigation and numerous eiperimenti, the Patentee take 1I aiure in informing the public that' be bas arrived at the true principle of protecting families, dwelling! and properly from tbedeatructiva influ ence of LIGHTNING. The calimiiies that every City, Ton n, Village and Cpuntry falls victim lo annually, thro' the groas negligence of its inhabitant, ia beyond calculation, especially wnen tne remedy u so eay to obtaiu this lit found in AEHTITAGE'S Patent fllagnctic tijjljtning Hobs, and in this alone. This Rod has been eiaimned by the most rirnlift'c gi ntlemrn in the world Professor M'Murtrie, JcLii-4)u,Wallor and man others that bave examim-d them, rtxommend and peak of them in the Liehot terms oi approbation, and have pronounced ihi-ni the only aale rods it ue in thior any other country tor the protecti ol Liiesand Property. Onndvat.ti.ee ii- to divide and throw back a part of the eN fnc fluid harmless ' to Ihe clouds ; in lime ot a struke this enables the rod to conduct that portion of fluid that belong I to the earth without the iliphte-t danger of lea . L - I 'II.: i i ving me ruuuurnri. i uia ruu naa many outer advantage over the old oue. The only (luce ol manufacturing is in l ine SI 3 doors alorc 1IA, Fhiladt Iphia, where all perons are reperltu!lv invited to cal and eianiine for theuaelvra. For mle Vli..(a or Retail by THU S AKMII AGE. Orders promptly attended to. Tern a cash. These rods have been purchased arid uccesa lully utsd by the tollouina individual, companies ' ou corporation. wnoe names are chetrluliy ! ubmilted : j In and ntnr 'Atrf-pAr a. a e. R..brrt. o- j 3antiii!r. Ju ifti- U .uvir. Jale OnnraJ. J. Mulfi-rJ, ' Joliu lli iuM.. 4'. C. t'lauirj, J. Kr. nnr. ii. l.-v, O.: r:iU iliicrl-aol, tba blirk.-y Air ..hi'U-tr. A i-A. rsr.n A MTi.r'i.-T. K..T.J. L. tirant, J..,n otma, Tina, l.ruv.-r. Bat.- k 1 lltna, A. R. liinkcr. II. lJItll i.-, 'i n.. N.-u i I o . Mr ttowninK, J. '.jr.r. J. W . u,cs. , Uuni! hr. j. J ' Itipl.-v A Co., J. Ny ntan, H. Farit-n. J. ov.-cbiir. i. F, p I It, Mr. Sl ari.:. Mr. Jiartio, . I..r.ley, J . hrlnklry Sir. r'&TiM.n, I.r. I'aul.i. II. l-oat-ri. A in., J. w iurp-iiBy U. Miller, tl.f II.il Hank ll,.bl. Ilia t.g.Arnal, lLa tprma tlaritrn Cnmioiwi&iira' Hail. j In the Uotr Aea Jt rtrjf. tieorgre Cri'jin. Juit M'Call. JuiiK Iiaytt n, -oha .Nctiuan, lr. ii. Ja'UurUc, ' Drnj.boorria, nr. j . oownitie. y.v i m. I orxrr. JTartUy Tp. Slart HalrpeuDj. m fortar, John Itaaa, Micliat-1 IVtera, Jari.l, Muitl.. lrnviii S ilmavn. KifubfB Mnrb. Qrorira Klefknrr. Jw li'.m t nurt 11. .nu. and t'vino.i-i..nrra' outre. Limrf e Tp J..l.n Ic.l.-r : J niim Tp. Hr. Charlr Wilci n. Iiajtintf, Tp.J,.ha nuu.i.cjuiunaauu. ia. taaac V,uU.iiXuU. M At leer Tp. Michael liofloiaa. SECOMSIESDA T10SS. I'aiiAiiA., Ant IS. 1,T. J fcave thi dar earvfutly im.Yt.d a ff.iiu.-t..r or LxhtnmK Heal, irh ran. anil index, errru-d t.v Mr. Ihomaa Annilan, on Vrllrvur lltiuar. lik.u-.t-r. and bav no hrailalion in aarin that it ia n t ..nlj tlia brut I nave ever aran, t nt tl.at it l lh tmj one 1 Lave yet examined tiat ia r. n-trurted on atrietiy aoienlitle irinri plea. It i with mui-h pleaaure that I recommend hi condnctorto (tie alt.-ntion of owneraof tnitdinira. II. MrMUKTKIB. I am well fattened tr.t the Marnetle Liahtnine ttA manurarttired ty Mr. Ih. iua Arn.ilaire.of l'l,iia.lel(.hia : i th beat that t.a ever ta en niaite. 1 have n-nt aeveraj year in the aludy nt the lawa of lertneitv and maimel- j tarn. and have nu haiUtion in ravin tl.at tbe.e Kal ar eonatrueted n4n the enly jril e: '.Ie f safety . The electrie T ahork i received and di.pemd by tlie mairuet at tl. ton of the rod. and it would be intneiHe. aree.r.!in,t to the i lawa of attraction and repulcirn, f .r a buUdinur to b injured by a atrekeof litihtuinj b.a prterted by one o theae rola. 1 have been aei;uapt. d ith Mr. Armitae i forseveral year, and hefure heec mmenred the manuf.M I ture of theae rod I examined the prineiple on which the are eonatnicted, and felt convinced that their adoptief ; would be attended wilh complete auce a. The increaainn demand for thee ro.ta.and The exten.ivccalee in all part of the country, ia ample eon. menitatien rf tlteir ntiiitvand nperiority. IKAt'Y E. WALLkiK, M' D. Kijin run. Philad Co., April 10. 1So2. CF8.C. WILT and fAMIEL HOOVER. llartleton, I ii ion Co. Pa are'Affents for Vnion and adjoining Counties and will furnUh tLe Rod on the same terms and in the same manner as tbe Proprietor. Oppotitiun is the Life of Business! 1SEW L1VEIIY X AND t) EXCHANGE STABLE. Thesubseriher would reepectfully inlorm th cituenaof LenisLore and the tiaveling commuD ity generally, that he has opened a new Liver) I and exchange Stable on FOl Ii I'll atreet ball a square South of Market, and has provided a good lot ol Horses, with entirely new good and laah ionablel arriagra, Buegie, Heigha. Ac. where a wihing an, thing io his line may be accommod ated on the sborteai notice and most reaaonahlt terms. He will pay every attention to the j want of his customers, and hoprs by so doin ! to merit and receive a liberal abare of publi j patronage WILLIAM MOORE- Lewisbnrg Dee 30. I SS I "VfOTIfE. IIavin; been appointed thr a. fhAiuj to the l.ewistiurf; Cemetery j ! the subscriber would state that he is prepared to perlorm all duties connected with the burtsl of the dead, on short notice. AIo that he will , attend tothe re-interment of deceased persons, under the direction of their surviving friends. Residence in the Lodre at the Cate of the . Cemeterv. t.F.OlKiE DOACHV. Lewisbtirer. May 30, 1854 A Retired Physician, j ItrHOtsE sands of life j j have nearly runout, ! discovered while livine; in the East Indies, a certain I cure foreonsuinptton.bron chilis, coughs, colds, and general debility. Wishing to do as much food as possible, he will send to such of his afflicted fellow beings as request it, this recipe, with full and explicit directions for making it up and successfully using it. He requires each applicant to enclose him one shilline: three cents to be returned as postage on the ' recipe, and tne remaimier to be applied to the payment of this advertisement. Address Da. II. JAV.ES. JerseyjCity, N. J. 3m634 JEWELRT of the latest pattern of allqnal ities or sale at the lowest City prices by - J. L. VODER. c 00K and other STOVES jnst received by lir.lll.B4 HKI..MEK AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, MR TH RAPID CCK1 OF Cold. Cough, and lIoar9aarou bninu, Mas, th t)e . I'M. PaJCAui: ldon..tbrtttt.ay the tt renxly I nav vr Sinnd r CooA-ha. Iliaraenea. Intluenxa, aud Ui eonnumitant avmpuaw a id. i ynor rtHaaAV lr..At- iMnooataint on la ra.t(- lumMtont wp IB -T ol my UbMj fcritalta tmSfl0 abowa it P ATM (r thm trUvi.t uf lbaa JtM KKKN KNKiHT, M-1. r my prartK ami I tan year n are vior vlrtne far l mnolaint. KH A. B. MORTLET, ,of Utka, at. T, write.: - nartl yoar FaCMAAt my"ir Aa in sty nunily aver .ae yoa luvenU-1 U. and believ il In beat ue,kcine l a parpua ever put out. With a bad cold I alautl fmiw Cy twenty nv doilara (ur a buctl than do n.Uioat it, w t ai.y other remedy." Croup, Whooplnc Congh, Inflaeani. oeBiMnaus Mia., l-, 7. 1 Itaonm ATM : I will eheerfnlly certify y.w McratAS tl th tt remeity w pnaaea th rare of Oijh. ffrfMp. nd th ch dAae of chiMro. ,,J your fralerulty in th bmlh appreoal y u uu,aa4 oomiucud youx aidii.ln Iu our pM.pl. ItlltAM CONKUX, a D. AMOA ir.K, Efq Morertxrv. lA,wrtl 1 Jaa. I. w had tedtou Inrtuena, whl.il confined me i i.ea aia week: we many ajeillloe vrlthiall relief: Saaily tnl y, PwrroaAL by th adnoa our cW.'juaa. Tit hnt duo relwaed the wiranea in aiy Uo.l and huun; lorn than one half th horO mad m cmpieba, well Tour meitidne are tb cheap" well a the we raw boy. and w eateais Doctor, and your naw Xea. a the pour man' friend." Asthma or Phthisic, and Brosehitis. m MAXcuaTxa. Pa- reb. . 1. fcx: Tcnr Canal Pxt-xaa I pertmin tnrvell.( lire m tbi ae-tiiQ- It ha lelieead aeveral fnoi alana. In ropt..oi of oonsaiupuon, and k now nuluK a man who La labured ttndr an aff.irtj.ea of the lunir Pa- tb laatlucty yen liKNKT L. PAKK3, MerrhanL A A. RAMHET, M. D, Alawjw, Mowaoa Co, low, write. rV-pA. , l4S: Irtrtria my prwrtke ia" many yaar I bare t uud u..tl.ine iual to your Caiaxl Pktoui tw airiu eaae and relief lu oonauuiptiv paoeuta, or anrlL( alien a are curable. W mliiht d.l volum of vl4eno, box th mvoat eon. vlndnK proof of th virtue, of th remedy la mud ia ta, Hecta mrou trul. CosntasnptioB. rrotaMy wow raoly ha ever been known wbiah n-ed ao many and sweh dAnaeroii eaae a tbi 8om no human aid can reach; butvven lo thoa tb Caawav xx(7roBAi. afford relief and coml'jtt. Aaron Jlocsa, Srw Y ms Cm. Mejr s. 1M Doeeoa Arra. Lowux: I ftwl II a duty and a pleanon ar lufrtim ym what your I'Htxai ptrv xaa baa 4on ,y wife, hh bad been ftv BwAtb tal-aiiut un tar tb rianrenai avmptomaof rounru.o..n, tr.an ah. h aa aai we conld pnVur IT bar mueb relief. Sn aa .tM.L.e falUn?. until UT etronjE. '' thia city, where w hareroeje ft.r allele, raeommended trial of your med:nr a blea bia kin.lne. aa w do your akilL. S ah b-a renv re.1 fr..in that dy. fche i not yet atr r.r aa .h. 1 lo be. but ta free from her euuirli. and caii neravlf eU. iuurx with rratitude and regard. oKLAMn) tllki-UV, o nzurTruj. f!nir.Tr-ex. do not oVepaJr Oil you have tnel Area Chuu:, l-Lit.ilLll. It 1 made by one'.f Ihe bee! meo.al cheniL.r In the ,a-!.l,an.l iU Cure, all arotliel U.'-epaaAl liw blfch mem of it virtue. iVnliufHjiAf Aadon-. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. rj'IIE riDrM of CTM-tni-try ud Mt-iiriiw h lm X tiixrd rJiir atnixt to pru-dure tlitt btt. mart pe-rtct imrpttivc whi-h ii known to ntin. It.BQinen.tlc pn-ft are -liown tluit Uiutw HLUt latvr tirtr.- wl.irh urj MC-Ilr!ir lit OTdliiurr nitXbriWl. that thej wlo UU-,r(- wlntf.llj ttptm th errta-rrn of all men. Thf? ad pkwxut to take, tut j-wrfu tit cor. Tinrir p-B-titirui: pr-'irTtw rrUni'tLalr- Uifiitai acti:i---ff thlioi!Tr, renitiTe Um oUtrncti- of iu .ttD'- p'inTj lh blood, and oxpvl iLntewe. TiV pnnfv4.nt tiltrtUhumowlAiefc brt-t-i auid -.Ti'W difixnii-ir, wttmclatf im:irh or diMtr-di-rtl tiTnTii intothenr rjjuuiul mcpa. tui-1 inii-AU-t bhhf t'O with tn-U(rth to tue wn.le nyntrm. ooly d ti-y euro tint ery-day eja-plint of every Uidj. bw mSao d.rmi.lMt.' nJ damcetfiw Aamm tlua L laltUd tl. h-t of ho mi an ikill. Hbile tt-y pn-Jar ptol eflV-rt tley are at tit hum tinw, in diniinhd tb wtnfxrt and bet phjntc that can be cmpl-yed Lr cbillim. axMitX utriu'i tt-a, t!iy ar pl-aaant to take; and bain purvljr Ta-'-taiMe, air five from any rink of harm. Curt hare fc-n out-Ut which in li-'f wen- thy not wk-Uutiata-d t y mfn of -mrh exalud poiu.a and rharactat an to f'Tl-id th :sttv4on of untroth. Many ttmtamt clwarrmen and phynrians have W-nt tutsir nanit to certi fy t-.'the putaic tlie rchal-iliiy of my irmed. while otn- art hav aent bib the ar-nranc uf their ci-nvirtkan that 0, l-r.-ijarjilix rrf c-mtnbtite immiAjey U- the reliarf of m y aTtlirtfd, nuiTerHi? fflkiw-mrti. Ih Atput bek-w inuuetl ia plfawd to farnish rraria my An,-riTi,n A!maiiar-,oDtainindir-cna XTtiti t their cur, f the .U win? rirmplainta: Ce-tin a. Bilin Cf-mpUinta, KhmaOm WW. H,-attl,i:rn, llv-avtaflw arvii. tna a rnwn. aa ar. ln-lt.'ti..n. M..rt;d Ucti-.n of the Bow-to aiwl Pain arbuii) tAH-n fn-m. J- latulrmry. ! 'A Appelrt all I Icar i anI i titaiie. us lTtjra whih n-.piir an erariiant 5teiutne. :-cn.fi:I K.tiic EviL Th y alwv by punfy inif tlie hvl t;d ti!r.tUi.tins tie ftyrteou cure many o mpUirta ahit h it -uld not I mipil Uiy mold rrw li. n. h a. IS-afn-na, i'arttal KUnd'i---, Nvtiraipm od N-v..ii9 Irntahihtr. iMTaTiterneiiW of Uie Lier and Ki m y, r.-ut. ai.d .-tlH-r ki tid i-.iupUiii aii-.njt frum kw txatt "f th body tt wbotru. tK-n of its funtii..r IV n -t 1" pnt off by unprincipled dralera with f'her pill thy make roore profit on. Ak T Alia'l Ii lu. and Ut nt thirit el. No otlier thry can p yt-o ft .mi .Mrrt with thia ia its liitrinsic lue "f citraO pfwera. Ihe slrk want th beat aid then Lr tbcM aud thy auoatd have it Prepared by Or. J. C. AVER Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Xisa, paici 45 Ct. m Box. Fin Boua ruai 1 1. SOU) BY 0. W. Scn.irrLa, and Chii-i k CjiirTm-tewibi arn Milt.ik t Hi t.tlti.rti. Miffcinburjt ; J F Oaixw. Mi.w-a A FRESH SUPPLY - OF Lruss, JIeiJitincs,Buoks,XotioBS, Varieties. Mationcry. Ac. purchased in New York and Philad. markets, has just bm ree'd at the Old .Mammoth Drug Store of CHHIST & CALDW ELL, Lemsburg. GLAS Jars, fur Pickling and Preserviag, Quarts and Half Gallons, fur sale cheap fcj CIlBlr-T k CAIJ-.IILL DR. GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP.aeenaii enre ft.r Dyspepsia and diseases ariMr.r from an imfure rtate of tbe atomsrh ale a "Ore fr. vettlivei-t ihYhH jIAii JiO't t price 75 eta per loll., fr r Fate by CUBIST k fatlmtl.t SAPORIFIEK. or Concentrated I.re trar ranted to make tSoap without Lime, and with tittlatrrutl. V ith en cakeof Lye and frur ounlt, IM.ap Fat. yi'U -ao make fifteen rallvna gi.l artt l.p. ljarU aual ran be nuule iu tLe aeme way. 1. r ..ile Ij HHlsT .i i Al in HI.. 1 AVESv' H HITE liKEAE. tor V aseens, Bu. lerl -easts. Omnibuses. Maces, tta urrer artirle. t. r f aie by CUKlsT A I AU'I1.L. Still Onward! SUCCESS UNPARALLELED .' 1 HEP, A Tale pf the Great Dismal Stcump. By 1IABKIET 1.1 El 11 tR STtlWE. 2 Ml. Jl T5- Certain politicians, lr.teresttd in thesurport of the 'peculiar institution," have endravirt to persuade the public that Mrs. Stone's last work is artistically a failure, and that it Iu frodured ro at f uih! iaipreenon oneitaermile of An Atlantir. Hut Ilie l'ubliler are hat.f y lo ,tate. Lbat d the uaiiy liui.lrr.t f Ameritvn Deu.va .bieh tl rv baa received, tlie vaet majority bave been decidedly tavi rati. nioet of thB3 eull.uiatic. eSat-Acd til e.e itui. tkT ha elculed that t f anv rrk ot ftrtiou ever oublirUe. tbe MA ir tXHTH lltOltJM) Kt, cf t.o volaAie each, ten g bow iu pre. lu hUt and. the urreehaa bineTeu norcwnmlerfaL. Tbe f reep there. Willi but a frw except. Da, ackoowl..! the ireniu ari.i .c.rr of th author, au.l iu trrmtof mbitk any .ivtcit auttu.r tuiyM te croud And.iuriut; the l.v dys aurtevdin it. out'liratlon. no fewer than Mill' lllol.-ASD CO I ILS were rotd. The ui.ier.al Vuic uf literary atB, BfiW plarre Mrs. rtowe atuoUK the Foremost Authors of Ihe A:e, and nt itb.-r piuti2aA.al.ip ncr an austere iwlva.u. btry ran ever deprive b4- of tbe laurela abe ha. ' Boa'J eatued. r-illLUl S,SAM1S.,N k toll'. Piausnax. B..Tot- t liat can Etonian tlol ri'lllss long expected book ryT.S ART.lt F, I is now ready for Agents and Canvasser. It is havine an immense sale, anil is ci.nM.Vrid one of his best efforts. In it will be found Mr Arthur's views rn the vexed question ol M MAXS HIOIITS, and what she can do as Sister. W ife, and Mother. Upeciu.en crpies sent by mail on receipt of the price, $l,t'0. J. V. EKAPLEY, Publisher. 48 N.4ih Sl. Philadelphia, Pa '. B. We publish all Mr. Antiur's le Books. Seud for our List and Terms to Agents If jou want Hooks ON any subject whatever, cheaper thB you can purchase elsewhere in trie county if yon want Stationery at the lowest prices or anything else in the Book line.call at the new and rhrap Bookstore of NLVItS & CO, Market St. Lewi.sburfr. P I LASTER at BEAVER 4 KREMEH'S-
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