TWO LOVE STORIES,
"eadla well."
Once upon lime, maidea
Sal beneath aom kind of tree,
Apd her lover, close beside her.
Murmured vows of constancy.
Fairer, sweeter lhao the blossoms
Hanging over her was she,
Aud her heart withio her bosom
Throbbed and glowed tumulluously.
Both were young, and fond, and tender,
Neither rich, the story goes ;
Ma was proud, and Pa was mulish.
Great their love, and great their woes.
So they kissed, and wept, and parted.
Vowing ever to be true.
Was the maiden broken-hearted t
Was the lover faithful too 1
Pshaw she wed a wealthy banker,
(Rainor whispered she was sold,)
And no city dames out-rank her.
With her pockets full of guld ;
Reigning belle of every party,
Decked with lace and jewels rare.
Looking fresh and very hearty,
Moves the victim of despair.
He confound the little fellow !
Took a widow twice his years.
Fat and forty, ripe and mellow.
With a brace of little dears j
Big plantation, servants plenty.
Splendid mansion, pomp and ease.
Cured the boyish love of tweuty
That incurable disease.
team from this ye doaiing lovers
In your anguish not to break
Anything of greater vatue
Than the promises you make.
Hearts were made to put in motion
Blood that otherwise mighlasool ;
Pleasure, profit and promol on
Graduate at Cupid's school.
Without ant Tail. A very "partic
ular friend" is Amos Smith, and a very
deeided enetuy to all worldly titles, as suv
bod in Philadelphia know; but a a bus
iness correspondent from the South didn't
know. And "thereby bangs a tale."
This correspondent had diieeted bis let
ter to "Amo Smith, Eq." Friend Amos
replied punctually, and after dispatching
bisiness matters added the following post
scrip: "I desire to inform thee that, being a
member of Society of Friends, I am not
free to use worldly titles in addressing my
friends, and wish them to refrain from us
ing them to me. Tbou wilt, therefore,
please to omit the word Esquire at tbe end
of my name, and direct thy letters to
Amos Smith, without any tail."
By tbe return mail came a reply, direc
ted, in preoise accordance with the request
of the particular Friend, to
"Amos Smith, icithout any Tail, Phila
delphia." "Taki.io down" an Ohatob During
the Presidential election of 1844, a peiiti
cian somewhere in New Hampshire was
staking a speech, and objecting very strong
ly to tbe election of Henry Clay on the
ground of bis being a duelist. This done
he began to glorify bis owe) parly, as small
in numbers, but destined to achieve great
things. He cempared it to David enino
forth with sling and stones to tbe combat
with the gigantio Goliah. Piling up the
eloquence, be Teachcd the climax at last,
and criel out
"And then then, felloweitiiets what
did David do ?"
"Fit a duel, sir," came in shrill tones
from one of tbe assembly.
Tbe orator "shut np" immediately.
Old l'inchem had tbe reputation of be
ing a most miserly man. One day, com
ing out of bis stable with three small nub
bins of corn in bis band, bis cow, an at
tenuated burlesque on the boviue genus,
approached and made it evident that tbe
provender would be highly agreeable to
her palate, l'inchem gave her one of tbe
nubbins, which seemed only to inflame bi r
hunger, for she followed Lira bellowing
for more. AVitb a sign of regret, he gave
ber another, but just as he was about to
enter his door the cow intercepted biui,
and seemed inclined to contest tbe passage
for the remaining nubbin. Thoroughly
enraged, tbe old reprobate flung the last
Lite to the aDimal and exclaimed : "There,
you darned fool ! take it and founder"
"Fli pay, ham hi ho the right road to
Art ford ' asked an English traveler.
"Wa-all you be."
"Ow far must hi go before hi can get
there 7"
"Wa-all, if you turn 'round and go the
other way, you will have to travel about
tea miles, liut if you keep on tbe way
you are going you will have to go about
twenty -four thousand miles, I kuckalato."
Dialogue beticcen tico distinguished Gen
tlemen.
SouinsnNEB We, of the South, give
to the North, statesmen ; you give us,
wooden nutanrgs.
NuKTHi.tt.t.a Well, tbe exehaugo is
n't far fr.m even ; tbe stalestnou are about
the same quality us the nutmegs.
When a man gets mad aud stops bis pa
per, he always borrows the next number
of his ue:ghbor to see if tbe withdrawal of
bis paper has n't killed tbe editor aud
dressed tbe ciluinns in mourniug. Such
men are spt to imagine that tbe world rests
on their shoulders.
Pathology. A man who proposed to
write a Dietiouary of tbe English language,
.u liL-in' u.-kol what he understood the
word p-ahiilvgy to mean, answered, "Why,
l!ti urt ill roaJ-muking, to be sure."
if .rare Sreelyf wbeu in L mdon.wrole
in that be had "paid a visit to several
-ar ling li .usc-n, iu one of which be saw a
.,.;, invuu-d 'brick,' wbiwJi struck him
.-mMv:-
. ! ..un tuat Mr. Ruehanao has
.i . m ijsusrrjotype picture of GeB.
n ., hanjf up in his bedroom, is a
... rt-yjblioan siaudcr.
A wwj once spoken, a coach with four
ott caaaot owteke it and bring k UA
James F. Linn. J. Herrill Linn
T F. & J- M. LINN,
J s Attorney at Lavr,
LEWItsiJUKG,
674 Union County, Penn'a.
Agricultural.
Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain
POWER. The undersigned being con
vinced by practical experience of the superi
ority of Vanderslice's Trend timer over the or
dinary five horse power now in nse in the
West llranch country .for threshing out grain,
have purchased the patterns and right to
make them. We are now making and have
on hand a lame number, which we propose
to introduce on the plan if they don't answer
to the letter of the guarantee given with each
of them, the machine will be taken back and
the money refnuded, if paid. They are now
almost the only entire Threshing Machines
in ne in Chester. Montgomery, Berks and
Delaware counties. Their advantages are
that they will do almost double the work, ac
cording to the number of horses used, than
the old machines will do; ((rthey will save
at least two hands and Threshing can
all be done snugly closed up in the barns, in
wei davs, when the hands would be otherwise
unemployed. T. CHCKL'H Si CO.
Hartlelon. Union Co., Pa.
Apply to Tim's Chihi. Hartleton, t
or Dr. L. Khuke, Union Furnace. y645
Iluiiflcckrr'S CLOVER lit LLCR.
riMiE subscribers still continue to manufac.
tnre 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 better work than any other
kind of machine now in use.
T. CHURCH A CO, Hartlelon, Pa.
Apply to Tmi s Cnt-Bcu, Hartlelon,
or L. Rooks, Union Furnace. tyft53
Hussey's American Reaper fc Slower.
IOR 1856..This Machine was put
in surcesful operation in 18:13, and con
tinued to be the ouly Reaper and Mowing Ma
chine in the World of any pratical value up
lu IS 15 twelve years alter its introduction.
Other Reapers are now offered with glowing
Advertisements and Certificates of Gold and
Silver Medals. But the Farmer, in search of
the best Reaper, and not posted in the matter,
had better see a little further. One of the
other Reapers took thegreat medal in England,
at the premature trial in 1851; before the close
of the harvest of the same vear, however it
was totally beaten by a HUSSE V REAPER,
which received thr unanimous award of an
impartial Jury of lU e English farmers. The
fact is that H'lsey machine is achieving a
series oi triumphs in England, and rapidly ob
taining that pre-eminent position there, which
it has already secured is the laud of its origin.
If there is any value in 23 years'eipenence
in building Reapers, an.1, nsim? them in the
harvest field. OUEU Hl'SSEY, the Father oi
Reapers, can claim it. All who are satisfied
with the BEST REAPER AND MOWEIt.ean
te suplied by sending their orders early in the
season, as the crops indicate a large demand,
and we can not have over 200 Reapers ready
for the vast harvest of 1856-
We wolW refer to the following gentlemen,
who have used Hussey's machines for several
years, and will testify to their supenorily:
VXIOH ASD SNYDER COUNTY,
leeae Err, Benjamin Lnhr. John Menrh, Samuel
1-auliut:, J. liu Zellera. Jacob llilbiab, Jac.b Kuhl. J.O.
upiwn. shram AurauI. Thomas Clingan, lieora-e Kleek
ner, Pavld Klevkncr, Vm. Kleckner,eorire Sear. John
l!22-:"ud.lrtA"1kJhf,'81Sr iU"p.
hart. John Urove, Abram Farley. Kmanuel t'e.nttue, Hen
ry Mull, Cyrue Hrown, Win. C. Mnyerjobn Cbemberiin,
Wilson Lino, John Van Buekirk, Viatel Clingan.
SORTllUMltF.ltl.AND COUNTY.
Kamuel M'Mahin. John M'Mahin, William D.lphln,
Jacob Hoffman, l.e.irge Emeri. , Georg llrociue, lieorge
Gaul. John b Itdlcr, William .-meek, William Uouael,
George Vrwliri-B. Thu'ii Mrawbridg, Solomon Walter,
Jam-. N-i.hu. J.r;.h M Noohit. A. E. Kapp. J. K. Iri-t-ly.
Tbomaa Jburl'. John tHa Hamnr,Kobrrt furry,
Jamr b II. Uttfta,-I. Am Vatino. J. S. A II. Ilur.-h. laaae
Tauipl'll. Jarob l.tl. Mrll"r A human. Autbony A
Wui. tfnurt John Cooper, Jcaae C. Hortcn,tieo.Coorad.
MOXTOLR fOVNTY.
Jaonb Shulti. Marbrrry (lrliarl. Ila'ld Dark. Jacob
Si-chl-r, Jr. WiliMiu V'imittaH. lvir WnKht,Sam. Y.rka,
Wiliiam Mem-ta, Kb.-rta A litihH, Jacob nyl-r. A. W.
Unwi.s. I t'aac. J:mb -hier, r. WoLYorLs, f. tleiui
bach, W ui. FurcBUian.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Prt-r Mlllr. John lltll.Wm. N Brown. !. A Boa-man,
Uro. A. Howinau. J. W.-nty Itowman, lllllrrt t'owl-r. It
f hrti llioman, iinury tlok. John llobprtann, l'ani-1 ei
bart. Alcian.l.-r lTi'tiii Aii.lr-w ('rrviini;. Moon' l'r--lititf.
Johu MiTIK.Jan.b Hill. Tljomaa Conner. John Con
ner. I'elcr Aiplem:ili, Kliaa lieitrirk, Jaine Lt-mraon.
Jrwpb II. Hick-. Mili.-r A llickn. lirorue 11-i.llcr, JMpli
I'o-h. Samuel Erk, Win. Hotlman. Andrew irie?, H in.
tries", li-o. II. t'iiex, Weeiey l-'ri.-a. Saui'l Knea, rrank.iu
Kvana, John Kir'tietCbarlua anil George Luw,JoLd ey
hart, Joha Wolf.
LYCOMINO COUNTY.
lieorrr Crlt. tlirim T. Grey, EeojamtD Bear, 1ejir
Heilman, rred-rick App. ainnel ijun'lrnm, Henry
choetn-krr, I'eli-r 1-nTz. Tlitmaa Ilavia, I'ha' Tallman,
l.oo 1 lle,r. John It. Tool, Charlea Lloyd, D. tV. torn
mau, Kobert liibon.
CLINTON COCSrY
Win. Dunn. Jainaa Welati, Robert M'Cormiek, James
Carakadden, Ji-a-ph llanna. llort Holmes.
CKNTKK COUNTY.
V'm. kPFarland. Wm. Iloal. W. A. Johnrtcn, Joaaph
Binier. Wm. I'lrat. Iaij llo-a, Joarpb Myara, Jacob liar
bar. John lloj, Jr. Vim. Potter, Adam Hear.
The subscribers have the exclusive rifrhlin
the following counties: I'ni.in, Snyder, Nor
thumberland, Monmur, Columbia, Luzerne,
Terr-, Miltlm, Centre, (Tlinton. and Lycoming.
All orders ihankl'iillv received and promptly
. UE'DltEM, MAItSHcV CI).
Lewtsbnrg. I'nion Co. Pa., April 21, Iti58.
Type Foundry.
rrW0 rromiums awarded at the late
1 Chrvstal Palace eihilmion in New York
to the Oldest Type Foundry in ihe I'niled
ttais. E-.tablilied by llinney Si Konaldsn
in 17'Jfi. on the base of Sower's Uermantown
Fonndrj of 17S9.
The ling experience of the several proprie
tors of the PuiLAiiKLrHiA Tvrk Kovrbh, en
ables I,. Johnson A Co., to oiler Ihe laigest
variety of Printing Types, aud all the appur
tenances of a Printing Office to be found in
any establishment ol the Vuitt d Slates, and of
a quality, too, whirh 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 ihe
Ailing up of the type is such as to insure ac
curacy and squareness of body. die. Our fa
cilities are so extensive as to enable us to fill
orders of any amount. Estimates given in
detail (wah the cost) of all the materials re
quired for a Newspaper ollic. Plain and
Fancy Types, Music of unparalleled beauty,
east in this Foundry, also, Srrips, Flowers,
Borders, Cuts, Brass or Metal Rules, Labor
paving Kules, Brass Braces, Brass Circles
and Ova's, &e.
PRESSES of all descriptions, and all sorts
of Printing Materials, most of which are
made by us, will be furnished at manufac
turer's Prices.
PKINTIXG INK of all Varieties and ol.
ors. Varnishes, Bronzes, A-c, of the most
celebrated American and English Manufac
tures, which we sell at the lowest terms.
STERGOTVPIXti or Eleetrotvping of
Books, Music, Wood Cuts, &c. Type nsed
in Siereotypin" for sale at reduced prices.
Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the
nnest si vie oi art.
Our 'Minor Specimen Book' (the first of
its class in the country, and original in its
conception and getting np) will be sent to
all printers that have not received it, who
will direct how it may be transmitted to them.
- tlT.Newspaper Printers who publish this
advertisement entire, (including this notice,)
three times before September 1st, 1855, and
send to us a copy of ihe paper containing it,
will be allowed their bill on purchasing arti
cles of oar manufacture to four times its
amount I.. JOHNSON 4 CO.
No. . "ameon S! near the Hall of Inde
rendente, Philadelphia May 20, 1865 ,
LEWISBUKG CHRONICLE
William VanGexer,
A TTORNEY at Law,
XL Lewltbtirs, rnln Co., Pa.
C7Olfice on South Second St., recently by
H C Hickolc, Esq. 674
Educational.
FREEBURG ACADEMY
r" II HIS Institution is located in the quiet,
X beautiful and healthy village of Fieeburg,
Snyder Co., Pa., 5 miles west of Selinssrove
anil 27 east of MitHinlown. The Academic
Building is a fine three-storey brick edifice,
laree enough to accommodate 150 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, ihe study of a
profession, or any other calling in life. There
is a flourishing Literary Society with a choice
enllertion of Book, connected with tl In.tilution.of
whicn sii titudenta are eipected to become Mcwtiere.
Tbe SrroSD fewoN commence on ihe rikal TttoUal of
January, lo7, and eunUnuea 'li weeks.
TERMS one-balf payable invariably in Advnnee.)
For Hoard. Boom and Tuition pr aese.nl ark". $60 too?.
Tuilinn osir, pr o.uar. of It wka to
Instruction ou tbe fiano ----- s,l"l
liae of Instrument -------
Incidental! ii3
Waaliiug and (ending, 48 eta. per dos.
For anv further information, address!
tJEO. F. M FAKLAND, Principal.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS !
THE Winter Session of all the Schools
1 of the University will open with a full
corps of Teachers, on Thursday, Sep
tember tIS, 1S56.
Theological Department Tuition Free.
Collegiate
" per annum.
Academic "
Female Institute "
t M (
Srpt. 9, lfSfi.
Classical "
English I5 "
Regular course 30"
Primary i0
LEVViSSUJ.8 ACADEMY.
THE Academic year of this Instila-
I tion, will hereafier be divided imo 3 ses
sions, ihe St -nut.. Fail and Wi ts sessions,
of 13 weeks each.
The Fail sisshi will commence on Mow.
dv, Sept. 22d, 1858, to be immediately suc
ceeded by ihe Winter session, with a short
vacation during the Holidays.
All Branches calculated to fit Youths for
college or for practical life are taught ; and
the Bible is a text book in the school.
A class of Voi s Laoits is secured.
The interior of the Academy has undergone
thorough repairs, and the Principal has spared
no expense to make il everything that a school
room should be, for health and cheerfulness.
TUITION per session of 13 weeks.
I'BIM AKY Rradlnir, Writing. Ih liner, Arithmetic,
Ococ.. liram. and I". S. Iliu.rv. $1.10
AnVANCKK KNljl.l.-ll lali not included ahoee. nuo
I.AMil' A'ir.
COMIMiRNT KXTENr: per ace-lonl - - - - Jm
ho deduction except for orot meted ickne.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Sept. 5, 1S5R. Principal
Philadelphia.
FIRE PROOFS!
The Salamand
er Sated, of hnila
delphia, against the
World !
Kvans k WATSOV,No.2(S.Fourth St.,
riiila.l., have had the surest demonstration in
the following Certiorates, that their manufac
ture of Salamander Safes has at length fully
warranted the ren M,a vmcii nave neen
made or them, as rendering an midouhied
security against the terrific element :
Philadelphia April 12, 18A.
MtfrfES. Frtfi k WaT0!(:4mdU: It affordi ua the
hiKbMt MtinfacLion to state to yuii. that owtoff to lh
-ry pro.rtH.Tt qualitiaa of twn of the tialauisu(Jr Safr
which we parcbataed of yoo unnis !.-w month trine, w
Baved a lr(re portion of our Jr-welry, Bonk. I'apern. Ac-,
ex(-fe to the ralaniitADs firtt io Kao&lcad I'Uon, od the
inorninK of Um 11th innt.
M heti we ivflt-ct that thne Safen wre lomtrd In the
fourth iitory of the buIMinfr we ooruprt-l. and l hat thv
HI ruhetuentl"r into a heap of burning ruin,hfrr the
Taut eoBr-fntratioD of bnat eauiwml tbe braiw plates to
melt, we cauiiot but mrrJ th premrratrofi f.f ihe valu
able rnntents as inunt ronviuciDK proof of the great Mecil
rity afftird'-d by your nfcn.
Wnj.hi.ll taknoiurh pleasure In rerom me tiding them
to men uf boaiucMj as a mire n-Iianre aentunt fire.
Ur.OJH.K . MMo.NS t BRO.
ult.rlHlA, April lif, 1ft.i.
Mrsns. Ft ass k Watsos J ha to offer ynu my w-s-tlniony
in favor f the ereat i-ruri.y aff rd--d to my en
fiire ftork of jewelry, book, pnperi. kc.., duriofr Uie r
cnt dtMrttrouci eonflnifi-ktifn In KaDfttva-i plan', from
me iai ii.ai ine Mime wrre mutained In two ol Itu Sala
mander &ife maitula',tur'l by ou.
llavinfc fallen from the fifth Mtoryof the Artinan Hui:d
init. wh-re they werx pre.ioulv placed aub rx(Hnsr-d to a
vait heat f.)r a lnc time, the preMrvatinn of the val lia
ble dep.itN aeenies) to every ouewhowitnetut-d tbe open
inc and interior examinatiun, a matter of profound a
U ni-linn'Ut.
To ail wlio may rsvjn.re a p-rfert protection from the
raTad-ri of fire. 1 ithall not bMtate to rt-nwtmenil the
nwof yourhaf.t,ari 1 consider they bare now utviVrcfne
tbe most trying fc.L E. MuHii AN.
Phili.ei phi, April 14. lo.
Mw. EvAjfg k Wtsoji ientl'-men -No iloiibt you
will he deeply irristtfied to learn thai px-d eondition in
whirh I dl-wTt red my book, policy of in.-uranre. certiti
eatea of toek. and othea TiluaM. document, when on
Friday last I opened the rale made by your firm.
With my knowledge of iu (rrat eiHM,are, both to the
Inteuitity of the ht at frnm so hot a Are as that whi. b de
HroyM the Artisan Building, a aIso from the f(.r o
tiie fall from iu former elevated posiUon in the third
story, I m.uld en fort am but slender hopes prior to its in
terior hiiM-eetH-n. that the content whi.-h I onee so
highly priel would everts of any service to me. hut as
thee fars are now happily removed, I feel it only due
trsay to you, that I ran he net lor tb reommud the use
of your Safes to all who may wish to feel a confidence in
the ptrfect security which such means provides against
so frightful an element.
Kb WARD 0A?K1I,L. Bookbinder.
tivCon5iantly on hand. Talent Powder and
Thief Proof Locks,forBaiiki,Siores,ctc. Iy625
Engraving and Seal Cutting
OF all kinds, at 201, Chesnut Street,
PHI LAD. Visirine and other CARDS,
Corporation and other SEAI9,and everything
in our line of business, promptly attended to.
in 200d Stvle. and nn rea.iiiahlt Iprm. Or.
ders from City and Country solicited.
Herring's Safe again the Champion!!
a nr. amy wje wntcn.tn every instance, pretervtd
their entire euntenU in the lute Extensive Fires.
A T the burning of the
J. Artizan Utiildines, on
the 10th of April, and in the
ORE AT FIRE in .Market
Street. Mav 1st. IK.Sfi th
genuine llr.uutn JSafk pre-
servea Itie Jewelry of Geo.
I W.Simons & Bro.; Books,
'Papers, Ac., of Fisher A
I I n i ,
Co., after remainins rspn;ed in the burning
ruins fnrn.arlv FfikTV IttlTUV j
. - - - " OHU JJIUVIIIIJ
conclusively what we have always claimed
for ihem, their great superiority over all teca-
In these fires, the ll.eeln
' et null .
standing side by side with those advertised as
-""-"T" io siana i per cent, more fire
than Hcrrino'w " eam. fnrlh 1 1. n n 1. n I 1
TlrtOT, M only preeereinr Iher enntent. In excellent or
Her. but balos tbemarlnv in a ennuilmi to o thmneh
another ordeal, while Ihe hnaaled fil.man.lera" of th.
er maker wet. K . : a ... , .
. j -1- .u everj maianna, ana ID
raaea Iheir en I ire entente enmpletele deatrnyed.
-- wohiu aimpiy aae. tnaL Utinnr the
Snarteea yean the llerrinn a .afe has been before then.
mora than wn ........ j . . . . . . '
- " ..-. imi iiiTmiu aroueDlal
Dree witooat the oeenrrenee of a elnele loaa.
Me eniM. therefore, eaation nnrehaaat aealnat the
miereprejenution of inlere.led part lee. The Herrins'l
raleut la the only Fire-nroof ."afemad. In tliia eI which
i proued bj a Patent Kiehl. and we will cnaraBtee it
to reeiM more than donbla tba amount of beat of anr
other Safe now known.
FarrclH K Ilerrlnp,
Pole MamiferturervjiitluaMalrnf
' Herring't Patent Champion Snfrt."
34 Walnot 8 PHILADA.
Evans Watson's Improved Sal
amanders." - Ol iver Evan's," "O.J. Oa yler's."
and -Scott's Asbestos." Iron Chests, (a larse
assortment ha vio:; tven taken in part payment
(or Herrin?v,) will be sold at low prices.
J'ineB, !8S61 ,
& WEST BRANCH FARMER. FEBRUARY 13,
PennsjlTanla Wii Works.
NO. & ARCH St. between Zi and 3d,
(opposite Broad St.)
PHILADELPHIA. Sieves, Riddles, Screens,
Woven Wire or all meshes aud widths.wilh all
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 Fonnders
8ievcs. All kinds Iron Ore Wires ami Sieves.
BAVL1SS, DARBY & LYNN.
Elount Vernon House,
NO. 95, North 2d St.,Phi!aIelphia.
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 respectfullv inviled.
I. L. BARRETT.
Philad, March I, 1856. Proprietor.
Fishing Tackle,
ND GUNS.Tlie subscribers invite
l attention to their stock ol Fish Hooks
and Tackle of every description
Cano Kceds, Sea Grass, Trout Flics,
Lines, dc.
Also, fine English and Herman Guns, Revolv
ing Pistols, Percussion TJups, and sporting
Apparatus generally.
For sale at lowest Cos Priett, Wholesale
and Retail.
JOHN M. HEYBEROER A BRO.
M41 No. 41 X. Second St.. Philade lphia
Free of Charge !
f PWO Splendid Parlor Engraving, en-
X tilled -Bolton Abbey in the Olden Times,"
a splendid steel entrravine from the celebrated
painting hv Landseer, and the "Departure of
the Israelites from Eevnt," a large and beau
tiful engraving from a painting by D.Roberts.
The retail price ol uie aoote entfraeltiKa la per cupj,
but will be aeot FMak ur cnAROt a followe:
The aulie.-riU.ra hate etahlii.hed a B-ios Anisrr in
Philadelphia, aud will fumiah any taa.k or publication at
the retail price of anv of the t Mailalinea, aueb aa llar-
ereijt.de a. Putnam.. OrahanVe, Vrank Lelie'a Kaah.
lone. le.. will reeive the tnaaacitiee for one year and a
ropy of either ol tbe above beautiful enKraeinge. free o,
cllar;e, or if aubeeribiuit to a $i, aret a at. ManaailleJ
aueh aa I'alere'iira. and l-hallen'a Laliea Cbrialliiil An
nual, they will receive both ttiagaunea and a ropy of
either of the atiove engraving.
tverv description of engraving on wood ezerated. with
neatnet.a and dp-pat.'h. Wiewe of HiiiMiniO, Newapaper
lleadinira. View, of Machinery, Book HluKtration. le.le
CertiSeatea, ltiiitiiie"a t'arda, Ac. All ordera pent hv mill
promptly attended to. I'creoni wiohinr viewa of their
huildiinc cnrave.1 ran aeud a liattureotype or aketcb of
liie building. ly mail or expreao.
1'ereona at a di.tan.-e havina aealaMe artielee would
find it to their advantaee to eddri-a- I lie auliarrilierB, aa
we would art as BKeuta for the aale of the fnloe.
BVKAM k IMEIU'K.
SO. Socra Tiuui tsilet. l'mLapcLPHiA, I'.
i. n. Brian. 1C0?J v- nxi fimi-s.
" The Good Time Coming."
BY T. S.Arlhur...Those who wish to
hear something of that long-expected
day, should read this book.
It is having an immense sale; 5.000 copies
were ordered in advance of publication.
We send a copy by mail, post-paid, on the
receipt of the price, $1.
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
48 North Fourth St. Philadelphia. Pa.
N.B. Agents wanted to sell this ami other
popular books in all parts of the I'nited States.
Send for our List and Terms to Agents.
Trusses Trusses !
C."ll. NEEDLES,
TKLSS AND BRACE ESTABLISHMENT,
S.W. Cor. of Twelfth and Race Sis.
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers of fine Facnca Tnt rs.combining
extreme lighlneu, rase, and durability, with
correct construction.
Hernial or Koptared patients can be suited
by renittinit amounts, aa below : tteadinf number of
Inehea around the hipa, and atating aide affected,
(oat of 8ingle Truae i, 3. 4, 4. Doable , -10.
Inatructione ae to wear. and bow to alTect a cure, wbea
poealbla, sent with tbe Truae.
Alao for sale, in (Treat variety.
Dr. Banning Improved Patent Body Uraee,
for the cure of Proleua Uteri ; alao Spinal t'ropf and
-uport: Patent Shoulder Hraeee, Cheat Kipanders and
Krertor Itracea, adapte.1 to all with 8toop hhouldere and
Weak I.uuk; Knllh Elaetic Abdominat Bella, auapen
aoriec ; yrinitea, male and female.
a.aLadii-e' Kooma, with Lad attendant!.
WOOD'S
ORNAMENTAL Iron Works, Kide
Avenue, PHiLanELrma. The a'tention
of the public is invited to the extensive Manu
factory and Wareroom of the subscriber, who
is prepared to turniMi, at the shortest notice.
Iron Railing of every description for Cemeia
ries, Public and Private Buildings, also Ver
andahs, Balconies, Fountains, Settees. Chairs,
Lions, Dogs, Ac, and oilier ornamental Iron
Work of a decorative character, all of which
is executed with the express view of pleasing
the taste, while they combine all the requi
sites of beauty and substantial construction.
Purchasers may reHy on having all articles
carefully boxed and snipped to their place of
destination.
A book of designs will be sent to those who
wish to make a selection.
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Avenue below Sprum Garden St. Phila
George Sturges,
SOLE Manufacturer of the Improved
Spiral sprint; .Malrcs8es,No. 9
Walnm St. Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded, viz.
Two l y the American lnatitute, New York, Oet-l 11..1
do Franklin Institute, Philadelphia,Noy. and
One at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore. Nov.) ISyi
The peculiar improvement in the construc
tion of this Matrexs is, that all the rmj and
hcary wooden frame work is entirely dispensed
with, and its place supplied by a lighter and
much more durable frame, the springs are all
connected by harness-leather hinges, securely
riveted, rendering it impossible for a single
spring to fill 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 tilted
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
ness and facility of handling of the common
K r.Mtiress.
ese improved Spring Beds are invariably
made of the best materials, and will last many
years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Matresses, can have
them altered into Spring Beds.
These Beds are well adapted forHotels.berths
of Ships, Steamboats and Hospitals.
Spring Seats for Chairs.Carnages or Church
Pews and Hair and Husk Matiesses made to
order. A Iso an extensive assortment of highly
ornamented (in enamel) and plain finished
CAST 1ROX FURX1TURE,
consisting in part of Bedsteads, Hat and Coat
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs, Settees, Ac. Ac.
Philadelphia, April 20, 1855 ly575
Express Office:
The undersigned have been
appointed Agents for HOWARD & CO.'S
EXPRESS LINE, and are bow prepared to
forward, daily. Packages, Specie, Bank Notes
Sic. to Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Al
bany, Baltimore, and intermediate points, also
to the other Northern aud Eastern cities.
The pnblie are respectfully invited to pat
ronize Ihe above line, as it it the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cjics and Lewisburg.
Packages received by or before 9 A.M. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given for time and price.
Philadelphia Ofiee4 1 4 43, 8outh Third St
J M A C F HESS. Agts, Lewi.borg
rCHMl ORDFK8 neailv printed and f r I
3 sal ai the Chmiek Ofhee !
IIAIUMSBUllK BINDEIIY
J. J. Clyde . F. I Uatter,
Jaccteterlt W. O. BUktk at Ce.
Book Bikdbrb and Stationers, and
Blank Book M a n u fact u rehd ,
Uarri&urg, Fit.
MOST respectfully inform their friends that
they are engaged in the above business
IV" directly opposite Herr's Hotel. j They
flatter themselves, by careful attention to their
business, to receive a continuance of the pat
ronage so liberally enjoyed by the old fmu
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, County Ollices,
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety of full and half-bound constantly on
hand. Paper rn led 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 St H.
"Books Ac. to be Lonnd may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. 60
IRON! IRON I ! IRON!:!
93 17R IBS. Just received at the
eJ,IO Har(i'.are Slore uf )!KY
OLUS d McFAItDEN. Farmers and Black
smiths, call and see the largett and tent as
sortment of Iron ever offered on the Wot
Branch. Having the txehuive control of the
celebrated Valsjitiss's Centre county Iron,
we are enabled to warrant every bar. All
sizes Tire, Scollop, Round and Square; Horse
Shoe, Nail Rods, Ac, at C.h prices to all.
Call and see the Hardware Store of
JOS. M'FADDEN.
Lewisburg, May 10. lHf.5.
NOTICE.
WE be? leave to introduce ourselves
to the citizens of LEWISBl'RU and
vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers of
White A mil Anlhrarlle Coal,
At Lancaster CuUiery, Xurthumberlund Co. Pa.
where we have extensive improvements, and
are prepared to oiler to the public a very supe
rior article, particularly suited to the manufac
ture of Iron and making Steam. Our sizes of
Coal are
LUMP VfrT Smelting purposes.
STEAMBOAT J-for do. and Steamboats.
BROKEN i
Etili for Family Use and Steam.
STOVE )
PEA 1"'meDI,rnsrs "a' Steam.
Our Point of Shipping is SI.'NBl'RV, where
arrangements are made to load Boats without
any delay.
COCHRAN. PEALE A CO.
J.J CocHKaS. Lancaster. llasj. Kcismolp, Lancaater.
C. W. Plats, guainokin. II. Btl'MOiSDSXS do
ryOrders addressed to hamokinor unhury
will receive prompt attention. ly5A5
Lewisburg Savings Intltullon,
IS now open and ready to do business. The
regular Discount days are Wednesdays.
The following named persons are the
Directors Mr. Jussws Wills.
Mr. Bvkms Am.woss.
Mr. Jambs M'CasiftHT.
Mr. Tkiihii Harks.
Mr. W illiam Faira.
Mr. J. G. L. Siiisncx.
Mr. Jos. Mkitrll.
Orricias WILLIAM FRICK, President.
DAVID REBER, 7eo,unrr.
Four percent, per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six montns ; and three per
cent, less tnan six ana overtnree months.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Sept. 19, 1852
UMeld Woolen Factory,
Wear Hartlelon, Union County.
rTHIS establishment is now in the best order
I The machinery being nearly all new.
and none but the best of workmen employed
ine suoscrioer leeis saie 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.
ITS'" I have also on hand, and intend keep
ing a choice assortment of (.ootlit, such as
Clnth. tsatmetts. Cashmeres, tweeds. Blanket.
Yarns, dr., which I will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Countrv Produce gen
erally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Hartleton, April 22, lgA.I tf
Lithographic Prlating, fcc.
KARL YOLKMAR is now located on
North Fourth street, near D. Phillips'
Blacksmith Shop, where LITHOGRAPHIC
Views. Maps See are made to order.
PICTURES for Framing, and for Drawing
Teachers.
The German and French Languages. Draw
ing, Painting and Draughting, lanuht by Mr
Volkmar. Lewisburg, Apiil, 1S55
Important to Daguerreotypists,BIarble
Dealers and others.
MONUMENTAL Daguerreotype fa
ses. A method has long been sought for
to insert in a durable manner. Daguerreotype
Likenesses to Head Stones and Monuments.
I have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, andean warrant them to secure
the 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 stale of great preservation for a
long number of years, is made of brass a
serewbox. It makes a verv neat job on a Head
Stone or Monument. They are used in Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill,
ami many other Cemeteries in the V. States.
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers
and Daguerreotypists. Price from $2.2S each
to $9.50. A circular of engravings will be
sent to any address, free, with price list. Ad
dress, A. L. BALDWIN. Agent
of Mausoleum Dsg. Co., 334 Broadway, New York.
6fi0m3
Hew Firm and New Goods!
AT the Mammoth Drug & Chemical
Emporium of
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
mammotti Drug Slore formerly kept by Dr
Thornton Co., are now readv to fill Orders
and Prescriptions at a moment's notice. We
nave a large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDIC1XES, Chemicals
Dyestulfs, Oils, Paints, Glass, Puttv and
DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE,
All kinds of J'ateut Medicines,
Fruit and Confectionery,
a uL..vm,oouu,anu imported cigars ol tbe
choicest brands,
Fancy Kotwns and Toilet Articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps V Perfumery of all kinds,
Bbdsrss iso Com as or evsbt vabixtt.
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 Bum-
ing Fluid always on hand.
PCRE WINES and L1QU0KS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paints.
Preserving and Pickling Jars, &c!
ur Customers will find onr stock complete,
. vuiiiimiiiS uiauj aiucirs u is impossible here
to ennmerate. and all sold at moderate prices
Tall and see ns, one and all, and see oar
stock ; and if we can't sell joa cheap roods,
we will not ask yon Io buy. '
We are always oa hand to wait oa customers.
Remember Ihe Mammoth Drug Store !
T1IEO. 8. CHRIST,
F. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, I'nirn t'c. Ta. f8 I
1857
rriIE subscriber ton-
I tinues to carry oa the
Livery DualMt '
.L 4,1.1 ui.. ,.M Niirthl
Third atreel, near Market, aud '"P'',',
.olicit. the patronage .d l.is
nnhlic nerallv. CHARLES F.HL8S.
Lewisburg, May U,
IH50
LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.
The. subscribers, tnanmui
for
Dast Datrouage, woulu
nform
the public that they continue to
, ,,aMMej , ,.ure ,i ijmds of SI 1 1.1.
i.K.iiii: and other Castings. 1 hrasbing
Machines and other Machinery repaired in the
best manner. Castings warranted to be of
good material, and at prices that can not fail
fo please. GEDDES, MARSH A CO.
Lewisburg, Feb. 1H51
COOKING Sieves, of various atierns
and sizes, for Coal or Woo , for sale
altbe Lewisburg Foundry by
Ceuues. Marsh A Co.
QTOVUS Parlor. WW. and Coal
O Stoves, various patterns, for sale at the
Lewi-bur. Foundry. Geddes. Maiah A Co.
WIAULt'S Fun nt Can? Plow, a supe
rior article, for saleal t tie Lewisburg
Foundry by Grddrs.Maisb A Co.
RAIN or Seed Drills Kcss" Patent
decidedly the best anil most durable
Grain Drill now in use. for sale at the Lewisbarf
roundry by Gnide, Mareh A Co.
Hassey's Grain Reaper,
for cuttinp- Loth Grain and Gra
MA N I' F ACT I' RED am
Lewisburg Foundry
d for
sale at the
br
GKDDEs.
MARSH
A C I
t : i. a.. : i i
JLallZUlllIII JUOHIS.
AFTER many yiar' tloee invr.-tieatien and
numeroua eiperiuienU, the Patentee takes
i.oaoure in iiifotimng the public Ibat he has
arrived jt tbe true priuriple l pi meeting families,
dartlliiiga and .r. ern front tbedeatiuctive iullu
ence of LIGHTNING. 1 he calamines
that every City. Ti.tan. illaee and Country falls
victim to annually, thru' the grua negligeuce of
its liihal'ilante, ie beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is so eay to obtain this i
found in
ABMITAGE'S
Patent fUiigiulic L'igljtnirtg Robs,
and in this alone. This Rod ha been examined
by the n 0t scientific gentlemen in the world
Professor M'Murtrie, Juhueon, Wallor and man
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them in the higbeet terms of approbation.
and have pronounced them tbe only safe rods ir j
use in tnieor any other country for ihe proiecii
ol Licsand Propeity. One advantage ielodiiile
and thruw back a pan of the electric fluid harmless
to the clouds ; in lime ol a stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion ol fluid that belong
to the earth without the elighir.t danger of lea
ving the conductor. 'J hie rod haa many other
.idMil-ige oer Ihe old one. Tbe only place ol
manufacturing is in
Hue at. 3 aW ibt uA, Philadelphia.
here all pertons are revpecllullv inviled to l
and eiamuie for thrmtelv.s. For aale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S A KMITAG E.
Oiden promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and sueeeaa
lully used by the following individuals, companies
od corporations, whoa names are cheerlully
ubmitted :
aae! near Philadelphia A. 1 ?. Roberta. i3eo-e
SenuiDcer. Judge B..u r. Ju.l,. Conrad. J. .MulL.r.l.
J"lin Home., V. C. Uauirr. J.ilnnaer. U. Oakl,.. tee, rail
Irik'eraol, the Hlcrkjev A , p . . I, j. j m ..
Kee. J. L. ieent, John Notruan. Tlioa. tirotcr. llate a
uoona, A. R. l.inaera, U (inn,,.,.. Toa. Nolt A l a.. Sir
I'ownii.e, J. KUreer, J. M.HaUuu.C. II uini.tir. .. J
Kiplev A fa., J. .Njniao. B. Ilarlea. J. oeeu hire u" Hep
per, Mr. Fharpleae, Sir. Jlaniu, s. D..rbie, J. lirlualee
Mr. Ha? iaon. Dr. I'aul.U. II. loaera A to, J. Uitiep.unr
U. Vlller, the Ked llaok Uetel. Ine L. A. Aravnal, tbe
i-prine liarden Cunmiaaiunera' Hall.
In te JAfate e Acer Jeraey. lieoree Criepin. Judx
M'Call. Jndire Iiayton. John etnieu, lir. II. M'Murue,
firnj.Kolierts, Mr. J. UowDini:.
.v imi. t oryrr.
tlartle) Tp. Mark Halfpenny. Vi m rcter, John Haas,
liehael IViera. Jjm.b Maith. Ilae.il r ilaian. Keuoen
Menrh. beorge Kkckner. Aea, rOetourt Houae,
and Cornmia.ie.nera'Orllee. lat.r-, e Ip J,..o 1,.1-er
r'nien J. ir. fharl. a Wilaou. Haki9tm 7.J..ka
Hunts, bimen Kunti. aa Tp Iac tdllldron. M kite
iHtr If. llichael UoSman.
M COMMEXPA Ttnys.
,. M FniiAi t.. : 15. 1S47.
t nare thla da rarerutle in-eeb d a roa-lurlor OI
Uhtuins Ked. with ne and n del, eierbd l.y Mr
iiteniae Armnaire, (,n Hellene llonae. lileaceater. end
liaee no heellatlea in that ilia ac.tr.nlv the b-al
1 bare ever aeen. tut that it la the onlr one I hate eel
examined tl at lacwtrurtrd on atHrtl; arienlifir prlnei
plea It ii with mo. h pleaeure that 1 rec mmend hi,
conductor to the attention of owacreof l.uildinra.
II. M.ML'liTnir.
I an, well eatiinVd that the Mav-n-lie Liphlnine Rod
manufactured I t Mr. Tl., e.,,. ii.. V...i..:.,. i..
ia the heat that haeeeerh.ennia.le l'... ...... i
Jeara in Ihe atuCe ol Uie laaa ol clertrintT aud nuenet
lm. and haee no h. eiuticn in aaviaE that three K.la are
constructed upon the only prit ripie of aalety . Ihe rlrrtrif
received and dixpereed be Ihe aiaenet at tbe tep
or the ro.1. aud it would he inipoaejl.le. accordinc to the
lawa of attraction and reiiul.inn. r..r . . I.
Injured hy a etrose or lichluin- when prelected hv one o
theee rode. I have been ae,uanttd ailb Mr. Armilaee
for several veara. and lfore he r. oileenre.1 ihe manufac
tore of theae rode I exnminetj the principle on which Ihe
are constructed, and felt eon, in. ed that their adopttos
would be attended with complete euccer. TueinrreaMtm
demand for theae roda.and the ext. nit. ealea in all parte
of the country, if ample comm. n.tatioo f their ntilitv and
superiority. TKSCY K. WALLKK, Ml D.
Hieing Sun. Tinted Co., April 1". lS6i.
IT8.C. WILT aud SA.MI EL HOOVER,
Hartleton. I'nion Co. Pa
aie Agent for I'nion and ailjuining Counties
and will furnieh the Rods on tbe Mint term and
in thesv me manner as the Propiietor.
Opposition it the Life of Business !
NEW L1VE11Y
-iS. exchangTstable.
1 besubscriber would rouectfullv inloim lb
cilizensof Lewisborir and lb traveling conimun
itj generallv.thtt ha has opened a new Livers
and Exchange Stable on FOl'RTH street halt a
square South of Alarket, and bas provided a good
lot of Horses, with entirely Dew good and lash
iopablet'arriages, Buggies.SIeigha. Ac. where a
wishing anything io bis line may be accommod
ated on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants of his customers, and hopes by so doins
to merit and receive a liberal share of puhli
pationage. WILLIAM MOOKE.
Lewieborg Pee 30. IRA I
NOTICE. Having been appointed the
SEXTON to the Lewisburg Cemetery
the subscriber would state tbat he is nrepared
to perforin all duties connected with the burial
of the dead.on short notice. Also thai he will
attend to the re-intermeiit of deceased persons.
"""" oirection oi tneir surviving mends.
Residence in the Lodge ai the Gale of thi
cemetery. GEORGE DONACHY.
Lewisburg. May 30, 1S54
A Retired Physician,
WHOSE sands of life
have nearly run out,
discovered while living in
the East Indies, a certain
cure forconsumption.bron
chitis. couehs. colds, and
general debility. Wishing to do as mnch
good as possible, he will send to such of his
afflicted fellow beings as request it, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making ii
np and successfully nsing iu He requires
each applicant to enclose him one shilling ;
three cents to be returned as postage on ihe
recipe, and the remainder to be applied to the
payment of this advertisement. Address Da.
II. JAMES, Jersey City, N. J. 3m34
JEWELRY of the latest pattern of allqaal
ities or sale al the lowest City prires by
J. L. VODEH.
COOK and ether xTOVFf just received by I
BCWLf A khL.MLR i
r wLii i n'iel
s
fjtj
AYER'S
CHERRY
PECTORAL,
toa tub aspiD ecu or
Coltlm ComIm,
lloaracnesM.
Itmmu, Miae. u Dae, list,
lex. J.C. Area: IdoaothaeiMteleaey
eha beat reavedy I have aver band ar
Cuusha. Il.au-aeneae, luduenxa,attd tlta
eaaKowllant aymutoeoe.r a tld. a ear
Caaaav PEcneu- llawiietaal aavia
a,, practice and Bay family he the laat
ten yeare haa ebteea It vo P aaiar eope
rior virtaea S.r the treatavent of theas
emolainta. KBKN K.MOHT, M. b.
A. B. iiRT!.ET, Ke, of Unca, JJ. T. vnitear
"lb...
..rrTi7".ri7.TLrr',ir.-
w aa-e
' la- aa
warn invvnewv - -" a..--- iawmnrm K
Mrw dm! otjl. With bnd tM I mis,
pu-j twotttj 4Hmn n a bUW Uiaa do wubut a
Uk y oebr rwrnmij ."
Croap Wkopiaff Cmh9 Mwumtm.
ijwiHTRiu, mm, r.ia. :,
hurt Mr km: I will -iwf full nxfj ymw Pt.Tva
hi ! rtnty w (--- ih. r, m,
Croup, mud tti cUi li.n . 4 efaiJjrtB. eJ
ymir fm'ornHy in lh ft-oth xxit tBti
MIMMIIll JUUT llwHl tU (Xir Jertje;,,
Hi HAM 0NKUt, M D
AMO LKK. EJ.. Mn-Tiuf, U,ni, ad JmXst,
I bnsl m Ufiium InflnonzJa. whkb omAfwtl Id i.srn
MX Wt; Ufuk BMBJ tuwslHrtatn w.uui roiMf; fttu,,.
ftrwJ ''Nir Fw-TOt Uj tlw rndtum f oar el..
Tb firvC l- rrlrtrTMl ttt erv !- ia dj tbrrl nj
huiKi; l InMi wtM tMtf ! rattle aiayki ror r-n.if
a Vtor BMlKtitea ar ihm cbBpat m wt-tl m lit, 1
catis biy, eutd writMrta vou, lfteCUr, an4 uax
die, M llws puuc friejnti"
A nth ua a or Phthisic, and BroachitH.
Wui Majkhuih. r fmh. 4. Ifu.
T'nr CiniT Ptrroau. m irernjitn m-htHk-i
eiu-rjti in tliM tmttftu. It baa Mm1 mmnl aW
Ine vn)et'rtn iff nisttDirtiwn, um1 i m ranex tM
whis biw Ut-irwl Misisr ma th- tm of lb inntp tut tc
bt rty jmrt. UK.NKV L. I'AKKS, N. Wt,
A. k. KAMSKT. M. D-, Alb, Mo-nr-.i Co., lr,wK
writ-. ivst. A, 1 A : Dori uk mi practit- trf tmmni ui
I h tound av(hntir tMitiai lu y-ar CiHUT PuixmAL ft
lEivmic eft? mn4 rli-f lw coususntiv paUeota, or ennjg
gwli m vn cut-ubse
We miicht add lulnmff of Ti'Unf, bat lb tMMt tuo
Tiitriotc i-rn"f "f Uie fit tus uf thia ruusdy kmuA m
JStrCtA li int.
C'oasantptioB.
PrJlly mo am rr-mly Ium over befl knows wtuaA
currxi so Bmiiy mmA ntt'h dancFrnna mm m thm. &mm
no hiian mJ cmn rrb; bol rra to taboN tLo Cnui
l'aXTUaVfiL afff'-flt rflwf 01 emttf'ft,
Atma H'Wkl New Yoke Cm. Warrk i.
Pottos Am. I fvl tl a diity aunl pUMtir
I,, 1 of-Tin voa wlt T'ur rjimi Him! mm daw -r
M.y wif. rler luwl hnro fl PBnthi lavlorritiK a-MlWr Jh
tlaiitrvrotr vrnfrtontaMif Vnrmpti-.i. frr-m wlkieli as
w rtld pnsrnrtj h-w mnrh f-liasf. ttfadi.'y
lAiliDX. wbUl Ur. irmm. if this cMt. wImt w Iter or
ftr wlvuw. io-KiBMDraWd a trial 4 vwr m4iinr. W
t- hukiDdna. as do Jimi akill, to thm am r-o-0t-d
frtni thtvt dav. Jh is au ;f aa Hrunj; m h mm9
a L. but w frr iVum ber counh. abd calk UtmiS wtU.
UKLANli SlltUlt. or gamaTftua.
fy.nsumptitrs, do bt dir till yum b-i tfi A.ia'i
CnntBT faiToa!.. It w aaato by oDrnf tba bt mdiea.
rtwmuU in th ..rM. ami iM cur-, all rmrd n'y
itm lgb aiMiM oi ita Tlrtuaa. jyitlasirifhtm Ledytr.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
TIIK arMaraa of rhmiati7 mad Mrtkrina bao U-
taxad tblr ntmuat lo pruduca Ui btwt. nxK prN-t
pnrfCatt" wbirh ia know to bum. Innarall priwt
mn altown tnil uvrmr nui dato twtow wuk-b wnrym ia
osraHanra tba ordiaarv m9irimm. and ibat thf ia aa
pncaUMtrtadl' upon tba aalcwm of all m-o. Th ara wa
and filragant tu taka, bat powarftil mra. Their pena
IrmtinK pmperOaa atlmnlaU tba fital atruvittraof tba
remove tbw oUtnM-tioM of Ita oravna. pnnfy tba bixi,
and axpal diawaaa. They fnr&tmt tb foul bninnn wkirk
Ismd and givw diatDiMr( acufavlata alufCKiab ar dm
drrrd orrais lulvtbeir naiurml anion, aud impart baltbjr
tone wilb rtranctb 10 tba wnoU ?mtm. .Not oel; Jm
Uey cure tbe eeiy-day euaaplaiuta 4 mvrrj bci-. b
also (ferniiilalIe and dauffvruua diwaaeo that bava haff4
the bra of bnmaa akilL WbiU the; prudoca powarfril
afferta. tby ara at tba m tunt. is dimtnifibd doa-a. IU
aafrat and beat pbTie tbat ran be emplcd kr cbiMrwjj
Brioc a-eiwld, thy are plsMMaut to take; aad bttac
parvl Tgrtatt, are free from any iik of barm. Cua
hT ben maJa wbicb snrpaaa bwlief war tbey not flob
UnLatwl by men of attrb exalted pualtioa and cbararrr
m to furbtd tba auaiiaesOB of natralb. Many enuuant
cleneymen and physlcmae bae lent tbeir nam-a ta cterti
f 7 to the public tbe reliability of my remdics. while oUV
are have wot me tbe wrarw. of their cwn'Minw that
my PrepsratM contiiboie teBMOati to the relief of ay
aflllrtwd. enflarinit follow -aorn.
Tb Agent below named ia pleaaed to (brnieb cratie ny
Ameri'-An Alma liar, rontaintiut dirtKlsoi kit Xhmi mm a4
o-tiJ.i-ata of tnatr cwr, jt m ..- .. 1 -
Coarrvenefw. Btlmrw Omptatnte, Kbeumatiein, Irpay,
iloartt-tirv. Hiavtarba ariMiic from a fool Stomach, aa
mrm, Imlicwtton. Morbid Inas-tion of tba Boweie and Pata
anaiDK tberfrrtn. Fiatuleney. Loee of Appetite, ail Ulcer
oi and Cutaoiua It9eaaea which reqntra an evaewftat
MadiriiM. Scrofula or kUnff'a KtU. They alee, by mWt
InfC the blood and MimalatlDf; the eyatem, core maay
aonplainta wbKh it would not be auypaw J Oiey awald
raarh. aiH-h a ItwWntM. Partial KUndneaa, NenraJria and
Nerooa Imtability, lrnntwcnta of the Li'- and Ktd
nera. flout, and .-ther ktmired cimplainta ariaing tnm
kw state of tbe body or obnrtoo of ita lncOooa.
Do t be put vtt by npiincij4ed dealpra with mm
other pill thay make more pr-flt ow. Aek fcc Ato d
Ptiu, and taka mxliina: elaa. No other they caa grea
y.e. nnparro with tbia In iw inmnetc value or curatla
p.-wvai Tbe Mk want tba beat aid there ia lor tbtm
and they should have it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER,
Practical tad lj-tical ChemiUt, Xowell, Mai.
Pklbl CTS. tXB BOX. FITS BOXM FOB $ 1.
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