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Water! bright, beautiful Water !
Mr. Gougu, the famous tcmporaoce
lecturer, as is well known, had a grand
complimentary testimonial at the Phila
delphia Academy of Music a few weeks
since, when ha delivered one of his most
stirring addresses to the largest crowd
that ever assembled within tho walls of
that beautiful building. We noticed this
address at the time, and it may be re
membered spoke of a beautiful apostrophe
to water which it contained. A friend
Las fumibhed us with the following copy
of the passages which so much pleased
uf, and we Uke pleasure in presenting
tlictn to the readers of the Keict :
WuUT ! oh, bright, beautiful water for
me! Water! heaven-rifled, caith-blens-inj!,
flower-loving water ! It was the driuk
of A Jam in the purity of his KJen home;
it mirrored back the beauty of Jive in her
unblushing toilet; it wakens to life again
the crushed and fading flower; it cools, ob!
how gratefully, the parched tongue of the
feverish invalid; it falls down to as in
pleasant showers from its home with the
glittering stars; it descends to us in feath
ery storms of scow; it smiles in glittering
dew drops at the glad birth of morning; it
clusters in great tear drops at night over
the graves of those we love; its name is
wreathed ic strange bright colors by the
sunset far away on the torrid field of bat
tle; it paints old forts and turrets from a
gorgeous easel upon your winter window ;
it clings upon the branches of trees iu frost
work of delicate beauty; it dwells in the
icicle; it lives in the roountaiu glacier; it
forms tho vapory ground work upon which
God paints the rainbow; it gushes in pear
ly streams from the gentle hillside; it
makes glad the sunuy vales; it murmurs
cheerful songs in the car of the humblo
cottager; it answers back tho smiles of tho
happy children; it kisses the pure cheek
of the water-lilly; it wanders like a vein
of molten silver away, away to the distant
sea. Oh ! bright, beautiful, bcalth-inspi-ring,beart-gladdening
water ! Everywhere
around us dwclleth thy meek presence;
twin angel sister of all that is good and
precious here; in the wild forest, on tho
grassy plain, slumbering in the bosom of
the lonely mountain, sailing with viewless
wings through the humid air, floating over
us in curtaius of more than regal splendor;
home of the healing angel when bis wings
lend to the woes of this fallen world.
"b, tiW fir njr, bri-ht wst-r for mr !
And wine fur the tremulous ik-baurhea 1"
How to Use Fruits.
To derive, from the employment of
fruits and berries, all that healthful and
nutritive effect which belongs to their na
ture, we should
First. Use fruits that are ripe, fresh,
and perfect raw.
Second. They should be nscd in their
natural stato, without sugar, cream, milk,
or any other item of food or drink.
77u2 Fruits have their best effects
when used in the early part of the day ;
licucc wc do im adrltm ttoetr rmptvynjeni
at a later hour than the middle of the af
ternoon ; not that, if perfect and ripe,
they may not be eaten largely by them
selves, within two hours of bedtime, with
advantage ; but, if the sourness of decay
should happen to taint them, or any liq
uor should inadverdently be largely drank
afterwards, even eold water, acidity of the
whole mass may follow, resulting in a
night of distress, if not actual or danger
ous sickness. So it is better not to run
the risk.
To derive a more decided medicinal ef
fect, fruits should be largely eaten soon
after rising in the morning, and about
nTidway between breakfast and dinner.
An incalculable amount of sickness and
suffering would be prevented every year if
the whole class of desserts" were swept from
our tables during summer, and frcsh,ripe,
perfect fruits aud bcirics were substituted;
while the amount of money that would be
saved thereby, at the New York prices of
fruits, would, in some families, amoDnt to
many dollars, dollars enough to educate an
orphau child, or support a colporteur a
whole year, in some regions of our coun
try. Hall's Journal of ITaalth.
Da. Ross aoaisst Jeffersos. At
the annual Meeting of the Presbyterian
Church (New School) in Cleveland, the
llev. Dr. Koss, of Tennessee, took issno
with Jefferson in the following language :
" Jefferson's Declaration says :
" 1. That all men are created equal. I
deny it.
" 2. That all men have rights unaliena
ble, save in their consent. I deny it.
' 3. That government is instituted sole
ly in the content of the governed. I de
ny it.
" 4. That government may be abolished
whenever the governed may choose to con.
eent thereto. I deny it."
We see that the Doctor denies the story,
current in the papers, that bis mother was
a slave. But the Cleveland Leader says
that citizens of Tennessee, now in that city,
declare that it is a well-known fact in
their native State, and there it had
never been denied. The New York In
dependent also asserts the truth of the
story. And it is this ton of a slave who is
trying to get up a new Slavery-Defending
l'robjlcrhn General Assembly !!!
A Free Fight. The Penntihanuin,
the organ of the Democracy, said, that if
the 9th June Democratic Convention pass
ed a resolution against the sale of the Pub
lic Works, the Democratic ticket will be
licked in October. They did pass suoh a
resolution.
Chas. M' Roberts, died recently in Buf
faloe Tp. Washington Co. Pa., aged 8 1
years. He yoted for all the good Presi
dential candidates, beginning with Wash
ington and ending with Fremont.
:'Saiubo, why don't you talk to massa,
and tell uin to lay up his treasure in bco
Len?" "What's dc use of his lavW nn
hi trure dare, ware he neber see um
l ' i u .' '
James P. Linn. J. Herrill Linn.
T F. & J. M. LINN,
J , Allornc at Law,
LEWISISLKU,
674
Union County, Penn'a.
Pianos, and music.
w , JOS. L.Y0DER, Agent for Meyers'
Vyaud Voght's celebrated Piano, has
ju.st leceived a large assortment of Sheet
Music, Pianos, and Metodeon Books. Seminary
and Teachers supplied at the Publishers' dis
count prices. Music published by Uould.l.re
A Walker, 8. L. Walker, or any Publishers in
the Unite J States, furnished at their prices.
N.B. Meyers' and Voght's Pianos sold at less
than City retail prices. Lewisburg, Nov. 14
Ilelmbold's Genuine Preparation
or
Highly eoneentralid Compound Fluid Extract of
TB SE LTr KM sU
TOR Diseases of Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
.1 Dropsy, Weaknesses, Obstructions, Secret
Diseases, female Complaints, and all diseases
of the Srsunl Orrans ari-tn from exrrsre anil imprud-enri.-s
in lire, aud n-mnTing all Improper Discharges from
tlif Biwliler. Kijnvy. or Sexual OrKann,wlieUier existing
Id M-tleor Femaitf, irum whaterrr cause they mar have
origiuatt-,1,
and no matter of how lung standing,
.giving llraltb and Vigor to the frame, and nioom to Uje
all:il cheek.
Joy to the Afflicted!
It fuivs NrTTOHfi And Drbilitatrd Sufferer, and Tmoreg
&jl tin SYAilTOM&tunonjr which may be found
I n-li lion to fwrtion. Inn of inwt r. low of metn'.ry,
tlift.i-u.ty ol breathing, neutral wrakivfB. hnrmr of dia
ea.weak ncrTvAtmiiMiu?.dnndfu horror of iltath,
nff:ht nwi'ata, cold fret, unkft'iilneMt, dimnt'-) of
Tifion. lannoor, tiuivMUfti laMitudt of the tniin
ruUr fv-u-ni, oftva eiiormoiu appvtiti with
dvrM'fltc f oii't' in.x. lif.t Itat.dx, tlu-hins .f
hr bofty.dt- vtiexH or thir kl. pallid enuo
tfDnncr and eruptions on tli fir, pnla
iu the bftrk, hfav.n'$n of t)i "ye-l.ib(
frc-iaently blsV-k fpot? flyir. iiefcirn
ttte evtn with U mporary sulTiifioo and
Iom of right, want of atti'iiti'iu. jirt-at
mobility, and rwilefwrn-, with horror of
MM-irty. -NoUiiuK is mure tltiraMe to u-h
mtniiii than nolitudc, and nothing tltry more
dmtil fr fVar of thruj-t'lv.- ; nn rvfiotM of
ntviiniT. no rrnf-tncM, no rjtvulation, but
hurried transition J'rom one qurrtiun to acotbrr.
Tbexe ryniptmis if a towed to pro n which this Die-U-riue
inTaiiabir rrmovet MHn follows Loss or Power.
KiTt itt. ami KiHU-pnc tiTs iupoeof which the patient
may e-ij -ire. Who ran Fay U.a't these exctizneh an- nd
frciueutty f llnwt-d by those dirftil diwaaea Inanity
and CnnMimptinn ? The rceordn of the lnaane Arylunm.
tiv the niflaiM-h-tlT death? by ConnuuiitioDbear aninle
ti'Btinipny to the truth ot thru assertion. In Lunatic
Aylum! ihe most melaurhly enhihition at p-ar. The
e-iuutt nnnce i actually twdden mod iiile destitute m-i-ther
mirth or crief i-rer vinta it. Should a aouud of the
Toice octur, it is rarely articulate.
'With woeful meaaureff, wan despair
laow sullen sounds hi grief bn;ailed.n
Pebility in moat terrible! aud hat. broiicht thousand
upon thousand to untimely grmTea, thus blajting the
am bit in of many tn .! youths. It em be cured by the
ILf- if tl.i- IXKALLI1U.K KKMKDY.
It vt'U are FitfTiTtn with Anv uf the nbore dt'trf-wdnt
ailmpnu. the FU ID EXTJtAtT Bl CIlt will rare you.
Try :t and l con v meed of iu vfflnuy.
1KWABE Of Ql ACK NOSTKIJU 1XD QHlE DOCTORS,
who falwly bonst f abilities and refiTenees. Citisens
know ;iud avuid them, and fare long sti fieri nc, money,
and exprifure. by Nuding or calliug for a bottle of this
I'opular and Sj-eeiffic i:emely.
It allays all pain and intlamatlon, in perfretly pleasant
in iU tte and odor, but iumediati- in it action.
UEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU
Jp prepared direct It according to the Rules of l'lfAH
M.U V A,D rJitSlSTh'y, with the jnvatert accuracy
and Chemical knowledge and rare devoted in its combi
nation. ee l'r'letvr liewecV Valuable Works on the
l'r;ictiee of i'li j sic, and must of the lat Standard Works
of Medicine.
One Hundred Dollars will be paid to any Phrsjcian who
ran prove that the Medicine e?er injured a Tatient ; and
the tcraiuiony t f thouanihrA.i be prtnlueed toprove Utat
it does great grod. Oases of from one week to thirteen
yearn' ftnmlnig hate been effectei. Th ia of Volun
tary T.timony in paet-s;on of the Proprietid-. Touching
its virtues and curatir powers, in immense, embracing
names well known to SC1ENCK AN1 FAMK.
100,000 Bottles liar Rf SoM,
od not a rinple instance of a fallnre has been reported !
rrraonatlr app'ared tielore ma an Aldermen of the
City of I'laluJbJpuia, Jl. T. Ilritueijt. Chemist, who beinf
duly rworn d-ea aay, that his preparation eontalnf no
getatle.'" 'v'- n.VltlaiZr&lV$aiiufaeturrrr
Attorn and aubfcribetl iH-f.-reme thie'J".! iluv of Norem.
ber, liwi. M. 1'. I1I1IRAKU, Alderman.
1'rict, $1 per Bottle, or Fix. for $5 Delivered to
ant Addrett,
arenmpanied hy reliahleand repon.iUe Certiorates from
l'r.'f-ea.ra of Mediral Colleges, ClurgJ men anl others.
l'relnd and aold ly II. T. II KM in il.D.
Fractiod anti AnalilKil Ormist.
.Yd. 52 South Ten A Sl.,UUm .kutnut,AwmMi lluil'limji,
lIIILAOELrilIA.
t.7n fie hail Iff Prvogi4s am? Tbilm thnwjhuut Vie
Vnud Statu, hltO'idi ttnd Itritiih jynrinriM.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Auk fur llimtiold's Take no Oilier Curet
Guarantied. Sidd by
6SOy CHRIST It CALDWELL.Lcwitburg
Important to Daguerreotyplts,Hartle
Dealers and others.
"MONUMENTAL Daguerreotype Ca-
J.1-L ses. A method has lung been soupht fr
to insert in a durable manner, Daguerreotype
Likenesses to Head Stones and Monuments.
I have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, and can warrant them to secure
the picture for a long number of years.
The outside ca.se 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
mtcwuux. It makes avery neat job on a Head
Stone or Monument They are used in Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill,
and many other Cemeteries in the V. States.
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers
and Da?uerreotypists. Price from $2.25 each
to !jy.50. A circular of engravings will be
sent to any address, free, with price list, Ad
dress, A. L. BALDWIN, Agent
of Manaolenm IH. Co., ltroadway, Xcmr York,
060m3
New Finn and New Goods!
V, the Mammoth Drag & Chemical
J.Y. Emporium of
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased Ihe entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept by Vr
Thornton It Co., are now ready to fill Orders
and Prescriptions at a moment's notice. We
have a large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDW1XES, Chemicals
Dyestntls, Oils, Paints, CJlass, Pultv and
DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE,
All Limit of Patent M'tlicine.
Fruit and Confectionery,
i oDacco,snun,and imported Cigars of the
choicest brands,
Fancy Kotiont and Toilet Article.
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds,
brushes ixd Combs or iTgar tabhktt.
Hooks and Stationers-.
a general variety of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
descripuou , inrsa rinc i'u ana i atent iurn
ing Fluid alvavs on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paint t.
Preserving and Pickling Jars, &c'
CiCustomers will find our stock complete,
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see ns, one and all, and see onr
stock ; and if we can't tejl you cheap goods,
we win not asic you to nuy.
We are always on hand to wait on customers
Remember the Mammoih Drug Store
THEO. 8. CHRIST,
F. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. ICS
C1APORIFIER,or Concentrated Lve war-
k3 ranted to make Soap without Lime, and
with littletiunrda. WithoneeafceofLyaandnnrponiida
aos Pat. you ran make fifteao fcmllona good aoft Soap.
awv aoap can oc duum in ui aame way. for rale by
CHKIaT k CAI.llW E1.U
TAYEs; WHITE GREASE, for Waggons,
uu, irrlsgagts. Omnibuses, Stages, etc
- .-renwr aniew, lor ), by CHRIST CALDWELL.
C' LAS8 Jars, for Pickling and Preserving
I Quarts and Half Gallons, fur sale cheap
Cllltl.sl CALDWELL.
TlOUNTY LAVTl W aura vt i,i,i,. ....
, ) all engaged in the service of the U. 8
, in the War of 1812, and far their Widows, at
wit v;i.ce oi me L,ewii3urg riiionlcle.
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE
Executors' Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
tamentary on the last will and testament
of JOSEPH 8P0TT8, late of Kelly
township, deceased, have been granted to the
nadersigned, by the Register of Union county,
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate,
ran ,,m.,mr i. make immediate navmenL
and those having justclaims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL 8POTT8.5E..,utor.
. 8AMUEI. BICKEL, J
Kelly, June 13, 1857 pd6w
NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this 2d day of Feb.
A. D. ISM, entered into Co-Partnership
for the pvrpose of carrying on a General
Foundry ltUNlnesg at the Brick Foun
dry in Market street, Lewisburg, under the
name and firm of Frick & Lilley.
WILLIAM FRICK,
JOHN LILLEY.
Lewisburg, Feb'y 2, 1S57.
A general assort
ment of COOKING
STOVES for coal or
wood. Stone Coal
Stoves, Wood Air
Tight and Parlor
Stoves, &c.in varie
ty always kept on
hand.
Si CASTINGS of all
kinds made to order.
DENTAL CARD.
THE new method of inserting artifi
cial Teeth, GMro, &c, known as
Allen's Continuous Gum Work,
is, without exception, the best improvement
ever made in ihe art of Dentistry. This work,
when properly constructed, is the most beauti
ful the cleanest,combines the greatest strength
n-irh ditrnhilitv. and adds more to a clear and
distinct articulation, than any other kind of
work ever brought before tne public. Ana
jRJofrgf not only tliii. tly a beautiful diiworery
TffLsbaM iu roml'ination with thia alyle of wort,
--l T T T P we ran Rive the fare ita natural expreaa
aion.without.ln tlielrart, interfering with the uaefulncM
ol the ti-etb in maxtieation.
1 would take Ihlp method of informing tboae Interested
that 1 have purchased the I'atent Bif ht for thia Taluable
iml-rorement, of the inventor. John Allen, (now of New
York.) for this and sereral adjoiuinc eouutis, and tliat 1
am now manufarturiiijs an arUele of Teeth andilums that
will compare farorahly with anytltioR in that line that has
evr beon made in thi. or any other country. 1 ask all,
and especially those that need teeth (if they bare engaged
them or not.) to call, aud examine for tbrmrelres.
JOHN LOCKE, Liwisbi'M,
Office and Residence on Third street, near Market.
Office in MiI-tox,oo llroadway, nearCadwalladrreorner
West Branch Insurance Company,
OF Lock Haven, Pa., insure Detached
Buildings, Stores, Merchandize, Farm
Property, and other buildings, and their con
tents at moderate rates. Doing business on
bothCash and Mutual plans. Capital,$3uu,000.
DIRECTORS.
Hon John J Pearce
John 11 Hall
('has A Mayer
('has Crist
Hon G C Harvey
T T Abrams
D J Jackman
W White
Thos Kitchen
Peter Dickinson
Hon. (!. C.
T. T.
HARVEY, President.
ABUAMS, Vice Pres.
THO S KITCHEN. Sec'y.
JAMES B. HAMLIN, Aereni,
627 Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa.
iii'lflt'l's' & .iJtVliqniV TiWlhlM
X. W. COR. SSCOXD AND WALMST 8TS, FHlLAMLriUA.
Caplfill l1.250.000.
Assets llte,l,rl 13, invested in Bonds, Mort
gages and other good securities.
ARE YOU INSfRKD AG.UXST LOSS
ua .a lnL ! J nefe are 1M few who
receive sympathy who incur loss rjy neglecting
this most necetaary and substantial precaution.
We often see it aunounced that persons have
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years of industry swept from them
by the devouring element over which they
have no control but by being insured.
Insurance protects you from the incendiary,
negligence of servants and the casualties of
your neishbors. It will impart eoulidcnee to your cred
itors, and j:iTe a character oi prudence aud precaution to
all your business transactions.
It requires but a very matt sum to insure io sums
ranjrini; from $100 to $1000, and yet how many there are
who hare no insurance upon Goads, furniture, or any
thinr else! If your Stock la small, still the Loss to yoa
nii'-rht be serious.
This Cmnpanr Insures BIllnTSnK MERCtTAXn
UK, liOUU.l. tikXITCne, MACUISKR l and STUCK
From 100 to 5000,
at the Lowest Kates and upon tbe most Liberal Terms,
and 1'kuAii'T Tamaest ou the adjustment of Loss.
DirtECToris.
Hon Tho-Tt.norence -lames K-N'eall Edw.R rfelmhold
Geo II. Armstrong I Clia's Iintre I F.Carrol llrewster
Chs.A.Kubineam Th Manderttcld I Isaac Leecb,Jr.
Ceo. Il. Iml- l I I
Umeral Superintendent-JOIIN TI10MAPO.
TIIO'3 H- FLOliLNCL, President.
tllW'D U. IIELMUULU, tecrelary.
J. MERRILL LINN, Agent,
657 LEWISBURG, Union Co. Pa
Educational,
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS !
Rev. H. MALCOM, D.D., President.
THE Summer Session will open April
L 3:ld, and continue 11 weeks.
COLLEGE Tuition, per session, 10
charges, exclusive of rooms, !jl SO.
Ttiroliijrical Department free.
ACADEMY II. D. Walkeb, A.M, Princi
pal ; M. W. Cramkii, Assistant. Tuition per
session Classical, 5", charges 45 cts ; Eng
lish, $5, charges 45 cts.
FEMALE IKSnTU TE-Miss A.Tatiob,
Principal. Tuition per ression Regutar
course ij; 10, Preparatory !S7, Music 10,'Draw
ing $5, French Y3 -33, charges 20 cts.
A. K. HELL, General Agent
April 1, 1857 and Treasurer
LEWISBU..S ACADEMY.
THE Summer Session of this Instilu-
1 tion will commence on Monuir, 27th of
April, 1857, and continue 13 weeks.
All Branches calculated to nt Youths for
college or for general business are taught j
and the Bible is in daily use in the school.
A class of Yooks Ladisi is secured.
TUITION per session of 13 weeks.
PRTMARY-riteadinir, WrltlnK, ".-finer, Arithmetic,
fleofr, Oram, and U. S. History,! ..... .$4 so
ABVAXCKU KNUUJIl ;all not included above, 6.00
LANtilTAIiKS, - - - . - eo
atXTlSUKNTEXfRXSIS-fpers,, . . . . M
RO di'ductions except for protracted sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
April 3, 1857 Principal
FEEEBUEG ACADEMY
AID
NORMAL SCHOOL.
rpHIS Institution is located in the quiet,
J. beautiful and healthy village of Freeburg,
Snyder Co, Pa. ft will commence the second
(Spring) quarter or its second session on the
S3d of Match. Enconraged by the very lib
eral patronage it has heretofore received, and
in view of the great want of ihe proper in
struction for Teachers in this and neighbor
ing counties, a Nohwal Defartiiikt, for the
special training of Teachers, and those wish
ing to become snch, will hereafter be connec
ted with this Institution.
An additional female Teacher has been added to th
regular corps of Teachers, arragemtnta mads to meet
the wants of Students.
w-JSILIfT01"4"'" fT"0'' InwiuMy hi Adraner.)
roe Hoard, Koom and Tuition pr seas, of 22 wks,$Sv to 65
7u'lM0.Iuar.ofllk. - - Woto 8,00
lustrurtlou ou the Fiauo and uaa of Injtrumeut ,oo
Ineidvntall
Washina- and Mending, 48 rts.perdoa.
rrieate lloarding in townl.W to 2 per week.
t or further information.orcirculars zidtrr -GEO.
F. M'FAKLAND, Principt!
r?T 0. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drua and ("Lean ,, 7 ri,.'..
ait-ct Sirect . . . Lewisburg, P.
i
& WEST BRANCH FARMER. JULY 3, 1857.
James B. Hamlin,
TTORNEY at LAW,
J tOlBce on Second SL west side ,2nd
door south of Market, liewlttbnrir,
6mS93 Union Co. Pa.
Agricultural.
To tbe Farmers !
MANNY'S COMBINED REAPING
MOWING MACHINE,
toill, iHnch' tiJ)l-obeti)Ciit.
rfHE undersigned having been appointed
Agent for the sale of these Heaping &
.Mowing Machines in Union and Snyder coun
ties, oilers them to tbe public, believing them
to be Ihe
Best Combined Machine in Use.
These Machines have been in successful
operation, and have rendered general satisfac
tion. They are of easy draft, easily managed,
and do the work in a. worWmanliw manner.
Manny's received a Silver Medal at onr State
Fair, last fall, and drew the first premium at
the County Fairs of York, Cumberland, Cen
tre, Huntingdon, &c. where it was exhibited.
Persons in want of a Reaping & Mowing
Machine, will do well to call before purchas
ing. For furthcrparliculars.andinformation
please cail upon the subscriber who always
takes pleasure in exhibiting this Machine.
N. B. Early orders are solicited, in order
lo have the Machines on hand in season, as
the number received from the Manufactor will
correspond with the demand.
CYRUS DREISBACH.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1857. 6W)m3
Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain
POWER. The undersigned being con
vinced by practical experience of the superi
ority of Yandrrslice's Tread Vomer over the or
dinary five horse power now in use in the
West Branch country, for threshing out grain,
have purchased Ihe patterns and right to
make them. We are now making and have
on baud a large number, which we propose
to introduce on the plan if they don't answer
to Ihe letter of the guarantee given with each
of them, the machine will be taken back and
the money refunded, if paid. They are now
almost the only entire Threshing Machines
in ue in Chester, Montgomery, Berks and
Delaware counties. Their advantages are
that they will do almost double ihe work, ac
cording to the number of horses used, than
the old machines will do; SVthey will save
at least two hands isj and Threshing can
all be done snugly closed up in the barns, in
wet days when the hands would be otherwise
unemployed. T. CHURCH & CO.
Hartleton. Union Co, Pa.
Apply to Tuo's 'uracil, Hartleton, or
or Dr. L. KooKi.Union Furnace. y615
IIiinMcckcr's CLOVER III LLER.
riHE subscribers still continue lo manufac
I tore ihe above Machines, and as there
. . .u...m uti in use iii union
and adjoining connties, we deem any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only to
do good wo:k, but better work than any other
kind of machine now in nse.
T. CHURCH & CO, Hartleton, Pa.
Apply to Tito's Cnracn, Hartleton,
or L Hook i. Union Furnace, lyfi.12
IIIckok'H Fetfrnt Portable
KEYSTONE CIDER & WINE DULL,
patented Xot. SO, IMS.
t -Ttii is not tho Mill told in ISi'J. It eiorls all mills
in the market in the ea-w and speed with which it
grinds, and in the great power of the press.
Manufactured oi the Eagle Work, Harriaburg.
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE !
THAT this is entirely new mill no ex
pense has been spared in its manufacture
all the materials are the very best, and are
used unsparingly. The Cylinders are almost
twice the length of the former ones,and all.in
cluding the top Cylinder, made of Iron. Tbe screw is
two incln-B in diamet-r.wilh a heavy i V thread cut on
it. Tlir ties in of the 1'ress is cast iftox Instead of wood
is ma-le vckv iicavt, and the thread of the nut cut fir
FolE liirh-s throuch it, The power of the Press is rery
much Ineieexed-and cannot be broken by any fair means.
The arraiiiucntof tbe Tutvuul other parUof the Press,
is rery prrircL Xhe Boxes and Hopper are all oovtTAU
ED together ; the Journals run in !onzbjrin;s; and last
ly.llie workniaiudtip shall not be excelled by any maehina
of file kind whatever. I'erfcction being the aim, botii in
the arrangement aud the mechanical department.
All persons who have been otIi?rd to use tbe old-fssh-loned
uut Mill, are aware bow inconvenient it is, and
especially th"e who bare not Inrp) quantities of apples,
lly bavin-r this Mill on your plantation or fnrmou can,
at any tlme.iu a few minutes make a few pillon.- of sweet
cider for present use; or you can veryexptditiously make
up a few barrels. The Machine, well worked, is eipabla
of making ti to 1- barrels of rider a day, with ease.
Themarhine is made to run by borseteamorhand pow
er, and when the apples are ground, a small boy of fonr
teen year of aice cau press the pomace with all ease. Tbe
f Mowing may be abdueed as the decided advantages of
this mili.
First It will make more Cider than any other Pre..,
with a given quantity of applea in a given lime,and with
much lees labor and rxcnse.
Beeond It will make cleaner and tweeter eider thaa
any other MUI.
Third You can make the eider as yon want it, and
when you want it; and In quantities from ease gallon to
barrels.
Fohrth With it yoo can press your Currants,Cherries,
Berries, Cheese. Butter, Lard and Tallow,
fifth Vith its use yoa can at all timet hart fresh and
tweet rider.
With all the advantages resulting from the possession
and nse ot sarh a Machine at a price so low that it la
withia tbe rearh cf all can it be that any intelligent
Farmer would do without it T
BECOMXEXDA TTOXS.
Jacxstows, June 15th, ISM.
W. 0. ITlCTOI : Snt I have onfe of your Improved Cider
Mills; I used the Mill last Oetuber, and on trial I ground
fifty bushels of apples per hour. 1 keep the ground applea
twelve hours, and I emn press out two barrela of rider per
hour with two men. lean recommend your improved
Cider Mill to all fruit growers, fir speed and a saving- of
labor. I can make thirty-five gallons of eider from nine
and one-half bushels eommva apples. Tha cider can be
pressed from the pomace without using water now. Cider
will keep one jear when water it not used at the press.
JOHN M'l'OMItlL
St. Lorn. July 29, 1SS3.
Ms. W.O. TTickok : Tour Mills got here, aud we have
told them and telegraphed for twelve mare. As they are
a much better made and better looking Mill than the
other kind, we know they will sejl quickly alongside ef
them at $50 price of the other $u.
We have atx of the other kind, hat, as we said before,
people won't look at them alongside of youra.
Yours, Very lteepcctfully, WM. M. PLANT A Co.
YoTsr.woauysrow, June 16, 1SS3.
Ma. W. 0. TTirsoa: Deau Six It gives me great plea
sure to lend my freble rnfluenes iu recommendation o
your invaluable Patent Cider Mill. Any person who baa
made eider by theold process will quickly pcrccive,hould
they procure one of your new Mills, the utility andecon
omy of your invention. 1 regard it aa one of ihe best in
venUons now tat nsa. Although I have had it but one
year, it has amply repaid me for what H cost. Cider ex
pressed throush one of jour machines it less liable to fer
mentation, andean be preserved sweet longer than that
produced through the old-faahiondd Mill, from tho very
fast that it Is mora tree from ponuaei, which always has
a teudeacy to acidity, aad unfits it in many instances for
domestic use. Yours, respectfully, W.QUOLhY.
This is to certify, that t purchased of 1. Landretb, In
October, ISit ease of Hickok s Patent Cider Mills, and
have had It in use aver since. Perfectly satisfied with it
myseu; 1 have aa hesitation in pronouncing it avery use
ful and indispensable Machine to the farmer. With it,
one man and two boys oaa make fro as five to tlx barrela
of good eider par day, away. Many of my aeighbora have
purchased similar Machines. The Mill has been great!
improved since 1 bough mine. W. G. WARD.
Nay 11, ISM. Hklley, Deleware County, Pa.
I hereby certify that I bare tued V. 0. Iliekok't lav
proved Portable Cider MUI, and consider it a valuable in
vention in the ceoaHtmyof thae. Tha cider tscleauerwnd
better than that made in the asoal war. 1 am veil pleased
with k, and should be unwilling to part with It for auite
a premiumon tha advanced tort. JOHN 3. IIALC.
July 1,1864. Portland, CW
WMore thaa one hundred Mtear Medals andDipioaaat
have bee given to asy Mill WAthia taa last four yeara.
M-This BUI oeeapiea about 2 t-et by I feet, and Is
4 feet high, weighing WO lbs, la every way portable and
convenient.- (I'BICB $10.
Address, V. TJ. TJICK0K, A rent Esgte Works, -llarrfclnrrg,
ra.
rot aala by JOSErH OTAEDUf, Lenitburg.
II. C.ERII.4RT, VESTKT,
Market street, next door to Brown &
Ritter's Store LEWISBURG, PA.
William VanGezer,
A TTORNEY at Law,
lY LctvitJriirp,, I nion Co., Pa.
Lff" Oliicer opposite Kline's Hotel 074
M OU, TUB
FORGER CONVICTED.
( I0IIS 8. DYE to Ihe Auth -r. who hn bad 10 yra
ciMTkort m a K&nker and 1'uUUher, and author
S f A Sr-ri't UHurtM at th Hemvlwonit Ttbtnadt,
gVrtN-t.M htm with nunl of r-1 while be
T 1 iiiiru ouourr i"' -"...- "
tlit-ir fnnidr anrl th unrest anJ thorlwt tuvarn of
Od.'tflina: th. m Tha Rank Kte EBfttawm all nay
O that he.to the prratrM Ju'lj,- of Vr Mom-y living.
Greatest Dmuvery of the 1'reseut Vcit
o tury for Detecting Counterfeit BanlcXotcs.
OrM-rribins ercry genuine hill In exlt4n. and Xbi
hitniKat a glanw every rounurfi-it iu circulnlivn!
S Arrant'td m aduiiralily, th.it n-ti-rence is rany and
O dftrtlD inn(antanmrJ. No lud1! tnexamlue. No
vlie- to hunt up! Hut do simplirtinl and arrat'RKl,
S3 that the Merchant, Buikfr aud liuiueu Uan can
O m.i all nt a stance!
3 Knali.'li, Fivneh and Otrman, thua may each nud
3 the name in hu own native tnugue.
g Most perfect Bank Xtite Lit ever pub? ts!tel
Alo IIt of all the Privnt" Bunker in Amria. A
r romplt'tpftiimmsry of the tinniir -f Kunipaud Atner
ira will be pnblihil in af h 11 ti" in. t v thir wiLhail
1 the imjeorUiut Nwi of the lay. Aluo,
J A PKItrF.3 OK TALKS,
From an Old Manuirript found in t!.e Eart. It ftir-
nldhfR the mft enniplt htory ct Orffntnl I.iff, de
Cj facritiuz the ui'wt pt rplf xin po.itionn in witi'-h the
aj litdii'H ami gnHnj'n of (lint wuntry liav ln-tn no
OS "tVu lound. TtifSi itriiff will eittinu throughout
1 thd n liA'le yar, and will rove the muet ent'-rtaiuing
3 rvT oflfred to thr public.
M t i-t urnir'hed W.i-kly to is.ibTibrrn only, at $1 a
q year. All lettera must Iw fi.Mr;. to
S JOHN H. ItVK. Hborfr.
O ruUihr wUI Pf.i.ia, U-u w. Maww vjM
Philadelphia.
Howartl c"8 Express!
rpHE nnJer.sipned are AGEXTS for the
1 above Company, and are now ready to
receive and ffrward
Clootie), Money, &.C.
from Lewisburg to Philadelphia and all points
on the line of the Williainsport & Ehnira,
C'atta issa, Williamsporl & Erie, and Philad.
and Heading ltailroads connecting with res
ponsible Express companies to all parts of
the world.
General Office 92 Chesnut St. Philadelphia
CHiilHT & CALDWELL, Agents,
April I, 1807m:i Lewisburg, Pa
ALEXANDER KERIi,
11
WllOLISALI L.'aLIR I!
SALT.
3H South Wliarves7lhiladelpliia.
ASHTON'8 FIE,
UVERPOOT. GltOT'XD,
TURK'S ISLND an J
DAIRY SAI.T,
constantly on hand, and for sale in lots to suit
purchasers. April 3 lKSTmG
EV lS & WAT.iOT,
Philadelphia Manu
factured f!. Salamander Safes
iy o. rourin of.,
Vhitudtlphin.
Truth is Mighty, and Must Prarail.
Report of the Committee appointeJ to supcr
Reading, February 27, 1807.
RHXn. Miirrh 4.
Tbe niw!er.-lFTird. irn-tiiberir of tin- coDimitttv, do r--portlul'y
r'ntt. that w- nw th two pafa ort inally
BKrv-ii 0un hy Farn-la at II erring ami Krann k Watson,
lmr.'d pi.lp by fi lr In n fnrnn-, iz: Tin- in u(-; by
the I'aymastf r ot Ihe riiilatl-l(hia an J Ktnlin- liailroi.il
Comjiany, in hi oilier at J(ai.in,i. manul'ttrtar'-! ly Far
r-la ii 1 1 erring, anl tli ltff in u-t )y II. A. Isanti, in
hi rtorv, m&Diifartun-l hy Kvaim k WaUon, aiiJ j-ut iu
tx tt-t anJ apTf prei-i.-l.y alikr.
Ihe fire sUrOd at s'joVIock. A. M and kept up
until four tN.rd of pnn bi kory, twowrJ-drv oakanl
balf rhe.-tmit top wood wi-re rntiit-ly ron-umed. Uie
hole under tlt nut?rinUiiJpnr. of th KUliMTilfru,
nnmbTri of tbeComiuitl'f. The faft wer-- th-?n mr.Ii-I
olf with water, aftv-r wbirh th-y wre o-n-d, and thv
bxk aud t-itps-r taken out br the Committer and takn
to II. A. Lantx xtore for puldie examinutiou. attur th.-y
were firnt i-xamiDf-d and uv.rkfd ly the nnnnittee. Tlie
books and pn)rrn tak-n from the SaaV manut'arturl by
Krans k at-on were but nightly a)Tcted by the inten-e
heat, while tboe taken from Uie iafe man u tact u red by
Fan-vis at 1 1 erring were, in our jgdro. nt,dinai:t fuilr
fifti-rn )-r rent, more thau tho-e taken frt ni Kvaus k
Watson' Snft.
We bflieTe t!ientoTe to bare been a fiir and impartial
trial of the respective iualitt- of botV S.ifi ii.
JACOB II. IYIIKR.
DAM Kb 9. IIUXTKR.
Ifavlnir been aboent durrnir the burninz, we fully co
incide with the above ft-itvninit of the eonditton of the
papers and boolu Ukcn our of the np rtire SaiVn.
V.. A. MCOM.4.
ii. ii. MriiLKxnKita
JAMES JIILMoLLAND.
Kvnns & Watson hare now on hand
300,000 oimWot the above S FEJ,
which they olicr fur sale on better terms than
any other manufacturer in the United States
April 3, 1N57 GT.vl
Joseph Fussell,
-I'mbrclla&rarasol Mannfactnrer
No. a North Fourth Si.
J SW.rornrr Market, PIIILAHKLPIIIA,
Has now on hand an extensive assortment of
the newest and most desirable kinds.incliiiling
many Xetv SI j Icm not heretofore to be had
in this market. An examination of onr stock
is solicited before purchasing elsehere.3:M
BLINDS AND SHADES!
VsTOF XEW STYLES.
BJ. WILLIAMS, No. 12 North Sixih St.,
. PHIAllEl.l'HIA, manufacturer of c
nilian Rlinds, Velvet and Gold Bordered
and Painted Shade, of beautiful designs.
Buff, and all other colors of Holland used for
(Shades. Fixtures, Trimmings, &c, &c,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices.
lySlore Shades painted to order.jsj
B. J, W., thankful for past patronage, res
pectfully solicits the public to call and exam
ine his new and large assortment, before pur
chasing elsewhere. C3f'u We study to please"
March 20, 1857.
Front Street Wire Manufactory.
WATSOxN, COX & CO.,
Sieve, Riddle, Screen and Wire Cloth
Manufacturers, No. 46 North Front St.
Corner of Coombs' allrv, bctwaon Market and HulDerry
(Arch) slntOfUlLAVELl'UIA.
Manufacture superior quality of Brass and
Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds, Brass andCopper
W ireCloth for Paper makers&c.Cylinders and
Dandy Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy twilled Wire for Spark catchers,
Sieves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire, Window Wire, Safes, Traps, Dish
Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, Fancy Wire
Work of every description 3m671
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON & LAKIKG,
Manufacturers and Importers,
No. 124 Arch St, 2d door above 6th, Peru,
Where may be found, the largest and best
selected stock in the city.
C5"Uountry purchasers may here be accom
modated, without the inconvenience of looking
farther, and may be assured that they will
receive the advantage of their money.
BURTON A LAN ING, 124 Arch SL
3m676 above Sixth, Philadelphia
Engraving and Seal Cutting
OF all kinds, at 204, Chesnut Street,
PHILAD. Visiting and other CARDS,
Corporation and other SEALS.and everything
in onr line of bnsiness, promptly attended to,
in good style, and on reasonable terms. Or
ders from City and Country solicited.
S. II. VULTOX . w. U, MASON.
HERRING'S SAFE.
THE ICKSUW LKDOE D
: II 4 M I I U !
Tim KKCK.Vr TKIALd at Hea
ding kave eo'lorscl current f
public opinion, and onflrtnifl Ilia
verdict ol saore than 2uo art-Men
tal tires, pivins; cinrlusively tltni
"llerrlnK's'' is Hie 0-M.f sara
Iswiu. or a.
Ueimrt on tbs Trial of lroa Sat s
U-ailh,--:
nn tlie o,.th of frYhruarv all the meral-ers of tile Com-
mitlea met to witness the Safes ami ls s and plrs,
(i.larpd In them) and were perfectly mtiIie.l that all was
rlirht. Tha day fcllowinr. the l.ui ning la.k i.lac.nnder
tha superint,'ndenco of Uw Committee. Arter afcitr and
impartial burainir for 6va hours. 111. fafe. of Messrs
Ksans k W atn was'Br-t open, d, th" Psje m lira
inshte, and Uie contents partially consumed, while tl.e
content, in Ui. Safe of Messrs. rorrrls . lKriuiR were iu
Cimn1 condition, and no fire iuMde.'
Kca-lina;, March i, 1J-.-7.
(SkBeiU II. V. Wl.lX. )
A. II. I'l.tr-H K.)
And endowed hy over in ol ll.e best in. n. f lles lmi,'.
llK al.ove rsfes call be in-! led st :;l Walnut Street,
where tlie public e:iu mri.l v tliem-elves .f the Kr'at su
periority of the --Herriii.-. ! t-ut I li;mi.i..u." ovrtlie
defeated and tS"-op "iii..idi' In.n I'ei.r -'Tlnmander.
FAKKELM & IIKRIilMi.
:U IVnlmit .-Irert. I'li ln.lelplila.
OjTy BaaAcri in tliis StaU . rrtu-jt fuitnt fwi
pion Sufei.
The attempt made hy other psrli.-s to holster up the
reputation of a Hafe which Air uil.i so .i.-nally in acri.
drntil lir-s in I'nilad. Ipbia, (llan.tcad I'lai-e,) by ukiiiK
one oiit of an airent's -tnrc, ill. A. tsiats.) uiaule ,..n',
tliici-nrrl, eiitfen-nt fr"m thoee they n-l,f u -Lurn up"
one of llerritiK's.'lialf astl ick) hi. met with its true re
ward. Ilerriun's Sife conht t, i U hamt, provini: eoDelu
sively that the only relwlde Sale n-.w made is'-femsy '
of which ovi T l.lssi are now in aetunl use .and mori than
00 have been tried by hre touut a
I'liilatlclplila
WOOD MOULDING HILL,
ON Willow St. above Twelfth, North side.
Mouldings suitable for Uarpentors and
Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers, always
on hand.
Any Pattern worked from a Drawin;.
Of 'Aients wanted in Ihe various 'Fnwns in
his portion of theSlate.lo whom opportunities
will be ottered for large profits fur themselves.
2m673 SILAS E. WF.IIt.
DRI'G, rilT, A.I LUSS
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
COKNEK of Tenth and Market Sts, (Ollicc
J in second storey,) J'hiludihihia.
We invite attention to our enlarged stock of ;
Drugs, Paints, Oils Varnishes, Ate, selected :
expresi-ly for our sales, and comprising one of i
the finest assoelinents in the L". S., which we
oiler at low prices fur cash or approved credit, j
WF MAMFACTL'KK.veryeiten.ively
I'reiniuiu Pure White Lead, llie.-t.) Kensington Tore :
White Lead, I'earl Snow While 1-a.l. -Vi.-lle M'.nta-ne"
lrx-urh Zinc, (best.) I'ure Snow White American Zinc. .
Silver's I'lnMic Fire and Weath-r-iToof 1'aiuU, Cbn-me
tireeus, l'ellxws, aud colors generally. 1
A11KNT3 FOR '
Porter's superior Alkaline Window filass. fienuine
French Plate lilsss. IwarThiited. i The New Jersey .ine j
Cnn(iany'spro.lui-t,Ti:den and .Ne.liew's N.V. arni.lies. i
BronsHn Premium Pun- Whit.' L-ad, Hanipdeu Perma
nent llreens. Pure Ohio Cuts ha Itrandv, c. .
l.MPOKTKKj lF ;
French and Knlih Plate (Has.. French and English
Cylinder (ii:is., O.lnre.1 and Ununited Window lila.s. .
l'aguerrenlype lla.s. llammered Plate fer Floors aud .
Skv-Lli-hts. Pru.-s. fhemiral., pert'uuierv. ic
Wilil.aAI.IS l)K.I.Kl;S IN
Druirji.ts' Articles '--encrally. 1'sint.Ts To"ls of all
descriptions. lldraulic snd Pemnn I'.ment. Cnleiucd
aud Land Pla.-t.-r. l-jipcr MaWcr'.- ri.ie, Siitiu W hile, ic. i
FKKNl ll. l:l( IIAKl A Or., i
Str.re, N. W. ri.r. ol Teiiih slid .Market Street. !
Factoryluuclion Vurk Avcuuc,t'riwu.uLCil!"irl:ilI
l'HiLtMLrin. i
overTucuid hair dye.- !
rilHlS Hair Vye nt eds only a trial to satisfy j
I all of its perfection as a ! and the f I- t
luwing testimonial fnun thai eminent analytic
chemist, Pruf. Hooth of the L.c.Mint,u iU only j
confirm That ihou'-anjs have previously borne
testimony lo : j
L-UOU..T .nT F'-'at PHTirU rillHI?TRT.'i j
t. i.1imi liar.,
rhiUUili'IiU. 1-Vl-runrv 17th. 1S67.)
"l.-'in well acq nail, t tl with th -ut'rtaii'-t-s r.'ineO-io s
IffTT i Lt',nid Jtltr Itjf, 1 am atifi. J lh.it -x ;..)lw I
in- tin Mtni't'' dir.Ttj'.in i.:vfii f r its u-e, it mil n. t j
. , t aa.ta wr MW, 4UC Will rtT It H iTfr-it OTI't '.
UunU.'t: itivr 0, t'u JUir. JAMKS !'. l:
HOVKK'S WKiTINti INKS, inclu lmg the i
llnrtrs Fluid, ami llu'ir's Imlthblt Ink, are j
too well known and introduced to require any
additional testimonial ol their character. Tip '
sales have keen nicrc-asinc. sino- their first
introduction, pivinsj evidenre that the articles :
truly possess that intrinsic merit claimed at
first fur them by the Manufacturer. j
Orders, addressed to the M tnufacp rv. No. j
416 RACK street above Fourth, (old -No II!)!
1'hiladelpliia.wii: receive prompt aitention tv
C7Uy JOSEPH E. HOVEK, .Vannurfurer. '
RISING SUN
amWaawGermantown Koad, half an hours
ride from the Exchange by Omnibus.
Shadc,Fruit and Ornamental Trccs,Shrul$
Plants, Roses, Ax.
cultivated and for sie in quantities to suit
dealers and others, including an extensive
and varied assortment of all the desirable
varieties of the above, for sale Wholesale and
Kctail. Catalogues can be had on application,
gratis, , S. M.M'PAY & CO.
I jr When addressed by mail direct to Ris
ing Sun P.O., Philadelphia. Our Siands are
in the Market, Market street, below Sixth,
where orders are also received. 6m676
Cheap Fruit and Confectionery.
T rmxcAM & sEi.i.Kns,
y Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers in
Confectioirory of all kimls, I
113 No- Third St, belovr Race, P1IJLADEI.. J
The attention of dealers is requested to an
examination of their stock, which will be found
equal to any in this city. Foreign Fruits of
all kinds in season. i.B. Orders by .Vail or
otherwise promptly attended to 3m(i3
Pennsylvania Wife Works.
NO. 56 A1ICH St. between 2d and 3d,
(opposite Broad St.)
PHILADELPHIA. Sieves, Riddles, Screens,
Woren Wire of all mesbes and widths.with 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 Rolls covered in the best
manner, Wire and Wire Fencing.
A very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sieves. All kinds Iron Ore Wires and Sieres.
1IAVI.ISS, DARBY ic LY.NX.
mount Vernon House,
NO. 9-3, North 2d St.,Philadi'Ipliia.
This old and well established house is
admirably situated for persons visaing the
city on business or pleasure. The continued j
patronage of the public (and of West Branch
friends in particular) is respectfully inviled.
1. L. BARRETT,
Philad., March I, 1856. Proprietor.
Fishing Tackle,
AND GUNSThe subscribers invite
attention to their stock of Fish Hooks
and Tackle of every description
Cane Reeds, Sea Gra?s, Trout Flies,
Linen, Ac.
Also, fine English and German Guns, Revolv
ing Pistols, Pfrcnssion Cups, and Sporting
Apparatus generally.
For tale at lowest CojA Prices, Wholesale
and Retail.
JOHN M. HEYBERfJER A BRO.
624 No. 47 K. Second Su Philadelphia
" The Good Time Coming."
BY T. S. Arthnr...Thosc who wish to
hear something of that long-expected
day, should read this boob.
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,
43 North Fourth St. Philadelphia, Pa,
If.B. Agents wanted to sell this and other
popular boois in all pans of the United States.
Send fur our List and Terms lo Agents.
AYER'S ly
CIIERIIY US
PECTOltAXi,
FOB Till. RAPID Ct'RX Of
Colds Coughs, and
Hoarseness.
Bamntists Mm 3rth Ve 15.
lB. J.C. Aim: I it nt tvniUtUttomy
tb bnrt TMWJjf I IMIT" W JwOD4
CnllM. ll'WrW IV-, iDBlKrBXH, SIX I lb
omrc-Kiiunt ayiiiiituinii ot m CW, it yrmr
Cherkt Vict"U. l!conrtant w im
my prarttce and my Umily fr U UU
trn jnr tit arc-wa it ! iim up
riur Tfrtu-. ti'-imnt of
cnupUnU. K11KN KNU.HT, M.D.
A H MoP.TI.rV. r!.. of t'TtcA.N.TWTiVti:
bhi jmr 1'kctoraL myf'ir mni la my feint, y mw mam
jm iunnUl it. mini b- ti-To it tbn br-t mo.bHna tor
P'lrj-w r put nt. Willi a ti cM I altouid wuout
any twDtj flr dtAltv f. a bottle than do without H, r
tatite any vlhr iviim-'.j.'"
Croup, Whoopinc Coach InflarBss.
Si-ai.tGneLr., Misfi Kr-u. 7, iiml
BROTncm Am: I will cherf-illy wufy juur Ftrmiut
b tlm bmt renvly wo i-nmtn In the cors Whfymm
Oityh, Grmtp. ami t.'n- cli-t UimtMra oi clrtldrvo. We.j
y..ur fratrwty in .titri a..riia your kill.atMS
tis-1 1. 1 ,ur uu'Aii.u.e to nor im.
1IJKAM CONKUX, H. .
AMOS LFE, Ewj . MornxTT, I.t., writ, 3J Jan
M hfvl a W.iMM Influt-nzii, bu.h cttiflri4 dw in
tix wi-v-Wa; t'k m.uy mvliciuv withiwt nli.-T; ttaally
lTi.-J yor 1'E'.tobl by the adrire of oar ckrirymaa.
Tle fim tl'-ae llirv-t thrt ti-B In By thruat a&4
litnm; )-" than m half the b"ttle made am cooiU-t-J
.41. Tur biIhib- are the clteaprat a !! at liMhaat
we can buy. and we mtrrn yon, Uuetur, and yur n
divti, as Um ruur man' frtrud."
Asthma or rhthisic, and Bresckitis.
T wit -M ascukctul P.W, rtk. 4, lUe.
ftnt: TnrCnntRT rEf-roajj. t perfitiniBir tnaiHfc-taf
tnirva in thin ti-fi. It ha nliTwl -rJ frxm mmm
Inn Ttiipt'niK t ronmnnptinn. and is wjw rariDs; a man
who luw i)thtrel uui.r an JT- tioo uf the lana tar tbm
It, ff.rty y-an. JIENKV 1. PAKKS, Mmbaat
A. A. KAMFY, M D-, Aimnx, Monoi 0a, Iova.
writ-, Sf.'t. ft, 1"5: Iorinir my practice of maoyyvarw
I haref'-un'! n-'Hiir .ual to ri:rCtintWT PlcTOEAL far
ri-n mrw an-l rrU-i lo connuupave f iiiaaitB. eadaaj
u h aa are curalrle.'
We might avM Tftlnmi9 of eri-Wj, but tha meet eaay
Tiuciuff proof of tbe t litoea of thia irmwly fuoad is Ma
effocta uvoq trial.
Conamptioiiw
Pn?l'Iy no on n-im-dy b-ia e been k iwram rhlca
eared so many ani mich Junrona rmaea aa thav Humm
no hutnau ai-1 can iwh : but errn to tboaw tha Cuui
PgCTOKAL afforda rvlief and eomfirjit.
Astoe rt-u-ia, New Tone Crrr. Marrh 1,
porroa Avnu lt-m: I IM it a dnty and phantv
t lul-Tin you wlutt your Cueet Pect-w-U. has ar tr
n:y wife bf hal t-n five months lafaurtntr and- Qim
AmwT"n VDi,'t'ni9of Oifwnniption. fnfn which an aij
we could ppVmr pnf hr marh reliv-r. ftwi atvwtilf
failitiK. until In. iiron. of thia city, where we ha v cram
f..r advit-e. rpctsmnicnded a trial nf ymr mediriiia.
liUstf ln kiiKlut-wi, aa we do yonr skill. .b lue rtruv
ert-vl fr-m that ttiv. Hie is not yet aa atninK as be aaat)
to b. hut is fr.-.- frni br cooirh, and caiie henwlf weil.
Vouxa with (rmtitrult- an) rnranl.
('iiLANl tfllKLbV, or SmxlTTTUA
firum pHrr-t. do n.-t .b-apnir ti" y" Atib
Pfrr.car l'ri T"AL. It ia ina.it' by onrof the niediral
chruiiMtst in the anrltt, anl ita cum all amiDd na! raafc
the hib mentaof tU tirtu. IViulfk Lttiytr.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
aiJIE ariv-iKea of Cbrmiatry and Mulirina have beesj
, taxed their utmost to produce this bit, moat perfpet
purpttie whub is known to man. Innumerable proof
are iliowu tliat tbe Pi 1X5 hare Tirtues wbirh eorpasa tm
excellence the ordinary nwlicin, and that they win tm
pnwientlly nrn thf esteem of all men. Tbeyaraaafw
and pleasant t take, but p.werfiil to cure. Their peua
trutui pr.'ertioe fltimulate the rital actmtice of tbe body,
remove Uie oUtrrKbona of ita orptna, punfy the blood,
and expel dirdfe. Thj purrreont Uh; foul humors which,
freed and etuw dixtemper, stimulate slucxiah ar -baoe
deri-d orpuis into their natural action, and impart btwJthw
tone with strenh to the wiiole system. Not only do
they cure the eYery-day complaints of erery body, bat
a Wo trmiiUMe and .Unrcrous di;aa that bar baffl
tha best of huaian atulL w hile they produce powerful
eff-ta. th'-y are at the mme time, in diminished d-. th
afest and be-t phytic that can be employed fur thifctm.
Bcin iigar-fat'U they are pleasant to take; and twin
purely rep taMe. are free fnmn any rwk of harm. Cureu
hare been m.. !e which mirpast belief were they not ab
staiititpl ty men of nut b exalted ptwition and charactar
as to frtid the BU'picion of untruth. Many eminent
deiyymen an-1 physii ians have lent their names to rerta
fy to the puWic the reliaUIity of my reme-liea, while oth
ers have av nt me the aasnrance of tbetr conrctlon that
my ITeparMti. iw cmrribute immensely to the relief of mf
atficted, mff-riiii feilow-men.
Tlie A,v nt N I-w uame-I to pleiwed to fhrnlfh EjaNs my
Am-Tii-m Alniaitac. containing: dirtiton-f their aaaan4
eettitVates of th. ir cure, of the f Lowing complaint:
r-tivene. H:M-iw C-mi'laint. Kietimatim. TiT3jwy,
Ht-artt-iiTii. H. h arUiiiK fr.ioi a ts-ul niath. Nau
sea. Imiie.nti.'n. M.rl'W luai tion of the B.rt4a and Pain
ari-intr tli. r. (V-.iii. 1- lr-tul.-ncy. Lw of Appetite, all t'lrer
oai nut! 'n;a:,i- us lit-s whi.'h rr-piire an evacnant
Jltnli. r. i'ul.i t-r Knur Enl. They aluo, hy punfy-
liiK the ! )--1 ar. 1 stimn latins; the vntem, cure many
Cvcipliaiuf . miit- h it mt-nl-l n"t 1 tuppose.! they could
rearh. nn. h ! ifnew. 1'artwl Hlintin-. Neuraiffia an4
NerT.'Hs li iit..l-i;itv. tn-nuiKemeUtn of the LiTer and Ka
Bey, tout, ar.l teller kin-lntl complaints anwiMt from a
L.w stale of tbe l-l or ot-tructku of its functiua.
Do n-t I- put vtt ly unprincipled dealers with maw
oth.T pill th-y make mre profit on. Ask fcr ArtE'S
Puis, and take nothing else. No other they can sir
you com, irve i:h this in its intrinw ralue er curatiT
powers. Th fiirk want tbe best aid there is fcc Ukeaa,
and tlMy ahould Uae it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Xua.
tm 8 Crs. na Box. mt Bora rom $ 1.
SOLD BY
C. VT. ScnirTLi. and Tihtst k Caldwcu, Iswlsl.ars
Millkb k UoirjiKF4r, MitniDbur)! J. F.Caijuiw, Milton
V
HUE subscriber con
tinues to carrv on the ,
Livery ItusinexN at
the Old Stand on South!
Third street, near Market, and respectfnllj
solicits the patronage of his friends and th
public sen. -rally. CHARLES F. HESS.
Lewisburg, May 22, 1SS0
LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.
, The subscribers, thankful for
past patronage, would inlorm
. - -Vhe nnM-.c that thev continne to
pa, mj.- -manufacture all kinds of MILL
ti.Uil.ti and other fastings. Thrashing
Machines and other Machinery repaired in the
best manner. Castings warranted lo be of
good material, and at prices that can noi fail
to please. tiEDUES, MARSH & CO.
Lewisburg, Feb. 1S51
COOKING Stoves, of various atlerna
nnd sizes, for Coal or Woo , for sale
atthe Lewisburg Foundry by
licddea, Mar.h A Ca.
OTOVES Parlor, Wood, and Coal
O Stoves, various patterns, for sale at lbe
Lewisburg Foundry. Geddea, Marsh A Co.
lARt)'S Tatent Gang Plow, a supe
rior article, for sale at ihe Lewisburg
Foundry by Geddea, Maral) A Co.
GRAIN or Seed DrillsRosa' Pateol
decidedly the best and most itmhlt
Grain Drill now io use, for sale at thaLewrabarg
Foundry by Geddea, Marsh A Co.
Hussey's Grain Reaper.
for cutting both Grain and Gras
MAM'FACTL'RED and for sale at tat
Lewisburg Foundry by
(EDDES. MARSH A C '
V0TirE. Havinji been appointed th
1 SEXTON to ihe Lewisburg Cemetery
the subscriber wonld state that he is prepared
to perform all duties connected with the burial
of the dead.on short notice. Also that he will
attend lothe re-interment of deceased persons,
under the direction of their surviving friends.
Residence in the Lodge at the Gate of lbs
Cemetery. GEORGE DOXACHY.
Lewisburg, May 30, 1854
IRON! ' IRON! ! IRON!!!
93 iR IBS. just received at the
u HARDWARE STORE of JO
SEPH McFADDEN. Farmers and Black
smiths, call and see ihe largest and led as
sortment of Iron ever oflered on the West
Branch. Having ihe exclusive control of the
celebrated Tiiisrisi'i Centre connty Iron,
he is enabled to warrant every bar. All
sizes Tire, Scollop, Ronnd and Suaare; Horse
Shoe, Kail Rods, Ac, at Car prices to alL
Call and see the Hardware Store of
JOS. M'FADDEJI.
Lewisburg, May 10, 1855.
R.GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP, a certain
enre tor uvspepsia anu uisr.se. ..-
fruni aa ioipnrr stst of the sfrmarh alse a swr. rrs-
ib inpHT. stsis ot The straiarh i
e, was
las
j l.y CilKlsX- 4 WlBWtlX.