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A Capital Story.
Some years since, in ecceotric old ge
nius, whom for covcnieuce we will call
Barnes, was employed by ft farmer, living
iu i Iowa tome six or seven miles wester
ly from the Penobscot river, to dig a welt.
The toil and substratum being mostly
sand, old Barnes, after having progreanl
downward about forty feet, found one
morning, upon going out early to Lis
work, that the well bad essentially caved
in, anl was full nearly to tbc top. So,
Laving that desire, wbicb some men bavr,
of knowing wLat will be said of tbcm af
ter they are dead, and no one being yet
astir, be concealed himself in ft rank
growth of burdocks by the side of ft board
fence near the mouth of the well, having
first lift Lis bat and frock upon the wind
lass over the well. At length, breakfast
being ready," ft boy was dispatched to call
Lim to Lis tucal, when lq ! it was seen
that Barnes was buried in the grave un
consciously dug by his own bands ! The
alarm being given, and the family assem
bled, it was decided first to eat breakfast,
and then send for the coroner, the minis
ter, and Lis wife and children. Such apa
thy did not flatter Barnes' self-esteem a
bit, but be waited patiently, determined
to bear what was to be said, and see what
was to be men.
Presently, all parties arrived, and began
"prospecting" the scene of the catastrophe,
as people usually do in snch cases. At
length, they drew together, to exchange
opinions as to what should be done. The
Aliuistcr at once gave up his opinion that
they had better level up the well, and let
Barnes remain : " for," said he, "he is
now bejotd the temptation to sin ; and
in (be dj of judgment, it will make no
difference whether be is buiied five feet
under the ground, or fifty, for he is bound
to come forth in either case." Tbc Coro
ner likewise agreed that "it would be a
needless expense to his family or the town
to disinter bim, when be was so effectually
buried," and therefore entirely coincided
with the Minister. 11 is wife thought that
as "he Lad left Lis Lat and frock, it
would be hardly worth while to dig him
out for the rest of his clothes ;" and so it
was settled to let bim remain.
But poor old Barnes, who had no break
fast, aDd was not at all pleased with the
result of the inquest, laid quiet until the
shades of evening stole over the landscape;
then be quietly decamped to parts un
known. After remaining incognito for
about three years, one moruing Le sudden
ly appeared (hatlcss and frotklesa as be
went) at the door of the farmer for whom
Le Lad agreed to dig the unfortunate wc'.I.
To say that an avalanche of questions were
mued upon Lim as to Lis mysterious re
WlaWOf ii rWfe1meWTycn"B'is-o6tft-ly
presence created." But the old man
bore it all quietly, and at length inform
ed tbcm, that, on finding himself buried,
Le waited for them to dig Lim out, until
Lis patience was exLaustcd, and then Le
act to work to dig himself out, and only
the day before bad succeeded; for, bis
ideas being confused by the pressure of
the earth at the time Le was buried, be had
dug very much at random, and, instead of
coming directly to the suiface, he came
oat in the town of IlMen, tix milcm eait
f the I'tnobtcot river !
No further explanations were sought.
The Rev. A 31. Filch has been appoin
ted Indian Agent for the Indians of Nor
thern Michigan. TLe M. E. Conference
of that State, last Fall, passed resolutions,
with only one dissenting vote, condemning
the buying and selling of men, as being
anti-scriptural and unchristian. The one
dissenter was the Rev. Mr. Fitch. 0
course, the DenuKra.lt have a horror of "po
litical partont !"
Dicition among the Democracy. It ap
pears that the "brethren" in Utah have
serious dissensions among themselves,
threatening ft Soft and ft Hard Shell war.
Our Democratic friends in "nnauiinoosly-lumocratie-Uuh"
must stick together, or
the Union will be in danger."
" Why, Charley," said Yankee to ft
negro preacher, "yon can't even tell who
made the monkey."
" Oh yea I can, massa."
"Well, who made the monkey ?"
" Why, massa, the same one made the
monkey that made you '." J
A friend attended one of the New York
uptown fashionable churches last Sunday.
We bave since learned from bim that the
text was,
" lie that Lath ears to Lear, let bim
Lear," which was rendered, ;
"lie that Lath yaLs to yah,let Lim yah!"
Justice Purdy, of Detroit, recently mar
ried a youthful couple wLo Lad attained
the ages of eighty-seven and eighty-eight.
Tb bride was bashful, and requested that
the office door be closed to keep out spec
tator! during the performance of the cere
monies. 'Many," aays Newton, "have puziled
themselves about the origin of evil. I ob
serve there is evil, and that there is a way
to escape it ; and with this I begin and
end."
" By their fruits ye shall know them,"
as the gvrdener said to the school teacher
when be traced bis stolen pippin to the
pockets of the truant boys.
Why are troubles like babies 7 Because
they grow bigger by careful nursing.
Mr. Dubois is so skeptical that be wont
Itlieve even the report of a cannon.
Tbc raan wbj" tiliup,"W '
v;-, Lis crier.-' a Sic;b
James F. Linn. J. Merrill Linn.
TF.i J. M. LINN,
J Attorneys at Law,
LEWISBUKU,
674 Union Cunty, Penn'a.
Pianos, and Music.
JOS. L.Y0DER, Agent for Meyers'
fcttj VKU'S celebrated PlanOM, has
Vr- J Jst leceived a large assortment of Shot
Musir. I'ianns, and Melodeon Books. Seminary
and Teachers supplied at the Publishers' dis
count prices. Music published byUnuld.Lee
& Walker, S. L. Walker, or any Publishers in
the l.'nited Slates, furnished at their prices.
N.B. Meyers' and Voght's Pianos sold at less
than City retail prices. Lewisburg, Nov. 14
Ilclinbold'tt Genuine Preparation
or
Highly concentrated Compound Fluid Extract of
I OR Diseases of Bladder. Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, Weaknesses,Obstructions,Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all diseases
of the sexual I Irsana amine mun nmnrp find ioipnid
enrlf in lift, and removing all Imimmier Iiitrharin from
thr lllatM,T. Kidoey or Sexual Oriran,wh..thrrexUting
in Ualeor Female, from whatever cauae tLej nut hate
uugiuaw-,,
and do matter of how lung standing.
giving ilraltk and Vigor tn the frame, and Bloom to the
pallia cfu-eK.
Joy to the Afflicted !
It can XrTo htM ibilitt"d uff.rers, n4 rsmoTe
an uie fiiauriuus, among wiucb may be fbuDd
Indisposition to exertion, lot of power, loop of memory,
dim ulty f brvatliti.fr, ertu-ral W4-aknf. horror of di
eai.wNikorirf,tr-mbiinff.drt!j.lulborrtjrofdcMth,
nirht sweats, cold feet, wakeful net. tiimni'M of
viFhin, languor, uutTerssJ lawitudr of the mus
cular svnum, oftrn enormous appetite with
i)rifM.tie symptoms, hot hand, (.iiftiing of
tt body, lryaMa of ate akin, pallid coua
tauaiiee and eruption on the fttcr, paia
in Ui bark. baarineit of tlie rye-Hd,
frequently black spots fly Inn before
the eve with temporary r-utTution snd
Inns of ripht, want of ath-ntion. prvat
aioUlit J. and tvfUecenwv, with horror of
WH-U-ty. Nothing is more dtMrat.! to su'-h
pern than solitudf. and nothing they more
dread for fear of tbml;os ; no rrpoae of
manner, no earueatne&a, no i peculation, but a
hurried traiiaiUito from one question to another.
These symptoms, if allowed to pro on which this medi
cine invarialtiT reiucTes noon follow Low or (V.wm,
Fatiht. ad KriupTic Fits in one of which the patient
nay exjdre. Who can say that thes are it
frequently folio wi-d hf thuae din-ful diaeaats Inanity
aod CouhumptinnT llie record f the inane AvIuuia,
aud the melancholy duathf by ronfuniplton, lar ample
teetimony to the truth of tb-e asrrtiona. Iu Lunatic
Aylumit the most melanch ly eihil itioii aip-ars. The
rouutt uance i actually Maiden and quite dUttite nei
ther mirth or prief cvr rimu ft. fhuuld a sound of the
voice occur, it in rarely articulate.
With woeful m-nrci, wan despair
Low sullen sound his griet b-'gruilwl."
Debility is mort terril'Ie! and has brought thonaandfi
upn tbuuxaud to untimely gravea, thus blanting the
ami -it ion ol usriT noble Youth. It cm be cured by the
uic of thin INFALLIBLE ltRMi:iV.
If ytu are fuerirt, ith but of tin a bore dintreMinx
ailments, the FU IU EXTRACT HLCUU will cure you.
Try it and be convinced of its t ffiracy.
ltlWAKE OF Q ACK NfSTEt'VS AND QCACI DoCTOIES,
who talccly boat of aMIitice and refi'renrea. Cftixcni
know and axoid th. m. and nve lorip tit7r-rior. money,
and eipoaure. by i ndine; or calling for a bottle of Uii
J'opuinr aud Sxcifc Keuieiiy.
It allaja all paiu and ii fljimton.lrrf',1tly pleasant
in it tate and odor, but immediate iu it a tiou.
IIEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCIIU
I prepared din-ctlr sceordinr to the Rules of THAR
MU YAXD CHEMISTRY with the civatet accuracy
and Cheuiicl siHiledf: and care devoted in its combi
nation. See I'rolesor Itewee' Valuuble Work on the
Fracti.-e of t'hj tk, aud most of the late Jsuudard Works
Of LI edict ue.
Siooj
One Hundred Doll urn will be paid to any Phyrtrlxn who
can prove that the Medicine ever injund a Patient ; and
the testimony of thousand can be produced to prove that
it dnf ftreat zood. Cae of from one w- k to tl:iitvn
er -undinR have been rnVrtcd. The mvs of Volun
tary Trstiraouy in pot,on of the Proi-rietT, vouch lag
its virtue ai.d eurative oweni. i immenia. vmbraciug
namc at-U known to SClKNt'E A-N U FAME.
100,000 nutlet Have i&rn MM,
and not a -incle Instance cf a tailor has been re ported I
I'eraonally appean-d before me an Alderman of the
City of f ttilad-lphia, II. T. HtWS 'Ln. Cbemirt. who being
duly tiworn does say, that bis preparation contain no
Narcotic. Mercury orjrirtioiia Prue, but are lurlj( Ve
ler, 1WL " U U. Prill iFb A Kt, A ! ilennanT"
trice, $1 per Bottle, or Six far $5 Dtlivcrtd to
any Addrein,
accompanied by retiableand recpotiiMcCerticates from
rrof. i-jtui of ledical Colleges. Clergymen and other.
Prepared and sold by U. '. IIKMrUlLII.
Vncti an.' Jnatvttcai LlnuL
Xo. i- South Tenth Slbeloto UtatniU,Assniy BuiMingt,
I'HILADLLPIIIA.
r he had of Dmgpitti tttMf Daltrt thnmykuut Vtt
cm, h oum, .Lnaaif una annul I -formers.
BEV7ABE OF COUNTERFriTSL
Ask fttr Hfm0od'$ Tuke no Other Cure
Ottarantisff. Sold by
680y CHRIST CALDWELL,UtoUburg
Important to Daguerreotyplsts.EIaible
Dealers ana outers.
0XUMENTAL Daguerreotype Ca-
A method has lung been sought for
to insert in a durable manner, Daguerreotype
Likenesses to Head Stones and Monuments.
I hare been manufacturing these Cabes for the
last two years, and can warrant them to ttcurc
the picture for a lone number of years.
The outside case iamade of Parian Marble,
and the box which encloses the picture and
keeps it in a state of great preservation for a
long number of years, is made of brass a
icrtw box. It makes a very neat job on a Head
stone or Monument. lhey are used in Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill,
ana many other Cemeteries in the U. States.
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers
and Daeuerreotrpisu. Price from $2.2S each
to -$9.50. A circular of eneravings will be
sent toany address, free, wuh price list. Ad
dress, A. L. BALDWIN, Asent
of Mausoleum Pag. Co., &m llroadwaj, Ninv York.
C60m3
New Firm and Slew Goods!
A the Mammoth Drug & Chemical
Emporium of
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drag Store formerly kept by Dr
Thornton 4; Co., are now ready to fill Orders
and Prescriptions at a moment's notice. We
hat-e a large and well selected stock, of fresh
and pure DRUGS, ME1JICIES, Chemicals
Dycatnns, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty and
DRLGGISTS' GLASSWARE,
All kinds of Patent JUalicinet,
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco.Snuff.and Imported Cigars of the
choicest brands.
Fancy Kutions and Toilet Article,
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds,
Butriiu Ana Con as or araar tiiiitt. '
Books and Stationery,
a peneral variety of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil. Lard anil Fl.n.i r
. . ' - - " i"1 "i every
description; fresh Pine pa and Patent Burn
ing Fluid always ou hand.
IM RE M IXES and LlyUORS of all kinds
lor .Tiruiuiuai uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paintt.
Preserving and Pickling Jars, io'
CT'Customers will fin1 nnrtti. . i fc
. " - -...l . vunijiinc,
comprising many articles it is impossible here
iu ruumumt, auu u sola ai moderate prices
Call and see n. nn mnA .n ,
stock ; and if we can't sell you cheap goods,
i uu iu u uy .
We are always on hand to wait on coslomers
Remember the Mammoth Drug8tore'
THEO. 8. CHRIST,
F. 8. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 8
CJAPORIFIEILor Concentrated Lye war-
railtsa4 tn maba fiAn :.( . T:
with little trouble, i th one caae of Lye and four poands
ii . ' kwxhius guoa sun Dumb.
Uard scai can be twuie la the same way. For sale by
T-AYES' U'lllTK nuptfip r. i
AJ Bd, iefCsgapta, Omnibuses, 8 wees, etc
a SUDerior arlleW mLa tw aIl i(lar a. ra -.
' - a VHMVW aL.t4.
GLASS Jars, for Pickling and Preserving
Quarts and Half Gallons, for sale cheap
W CURIsT CALDWELL.
BOUNTT LAND WAKRAKT blanks tor
all engaged m the service of tht U. S
in the War of 1813. and for their Widow, ai
the OJk of th Lcwiiar; fhiouiclt.
LEWISBUKG CimOMCLE
Executors' Notice.
-jTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
1 tamentary on the last will and testament
of JOSEPH 8POTTS. late of Kelly
township, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Register of Uuion county,
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having just claims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SAMI'EI. BICKEL,iElfCUlorS
Kelly. Jane 13, 1H57 pdfiw
NOTICE.
hare this 2d day of Feb
I A. D. 1857, entered into Co-Paftnerslnp
for the pvrpose of carrying on a CJ moral
Koundrjr mistiness at the Brick Foun
dry in Market street. Le'isburg, uuder the
name and urui of Fnck & I.iMey.
WILLIAM FRICK,
JOHN LILLEY.
Lewiiburg, Feb'y 2, 157.
A general assort
ment of COOKING
STOVES for coal or
wood. Stone Coal
Stoves, Wood Air
Tight and Parlor
Stoves, Ac. in varie
ty always kept on
hand.
CASTINGS of all
kinds made to order.
DENTAL CARD.
THE new method of inserting artifi
cial Teeth, Gum, 4c, known as
Alien Continuous Gum Work,
is, without exception, the best improvement
ever made in the art of Dentistry. This work,
when properly constructed, is the most beauti
ful.the cleanest.eombines the greatest strength
with durability, and adds more to a clear and
distinct articulation, than any other kind of
worK Droujcni lHn" I'uuin:.
not only thi. iw a iK-aulilul di-roTrry
' a.nn llir fut It natural xprt-att-
ion. without. in tlielnut. iuUrfering Willi Ike uotulueaa
of tlic t4lh in tfimtirmtiun.
I would takr t!ii BiiMhod of infomiinl tho IntwrtM
thnt havo purrhaarJ the Patent Kiplit fur thin vatiuHe
imiTuTmrnt, of th iuentor. Jhn Allfn,(now of NVw
York.) for ttiif and f rcrai adjoining rownlir. aod that I
am now niannfarturinK an articlr of Tr-th and Uumtliat
will ofiinpatv Caorably witb anylliiOR in that line thnt baa
rWfT br-n mad in tin or any otlo-r country. 1 aftk all,
and wporlally tbow that ncrd Utb i if tlu'y liae rnfagrd
tbm or not.) to call, and -iaiiiin f-ir ili-m..lan.
JOHN LOI'KK, Ltwi"!" KC,
Offtr. and Uwld'-nre on Third rtn-t, n'-nr Market.
Ofltco in JllU"ii,oB Broady,niirCaaaMaTcoriier
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 aud Mutual plans. Capttal,i:lOO,000,
DIRECTORS.
Hon John J Pearce
John Ii Hall
Chas A Mayer
Chas Crist
Hon G C Harvey
T T Abrams
D J Jackman
W White
Thos Kitchen
Peter Dickinson
Hon. U. C HAKVEV, President.
T. T. AUKAMS, Vice Pres.
THO'S KITCHEN. See'y.
JAMES D. HAMLIN, Arent,
627 Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa.
fitrl!Krs'& JficdmivS Twiilriinec CoIdJ).
.W. CO - BKCO.HD ASft ValjrVT 8TS, miLADELrUU.
Capital $l,3.-0,000.
Assets $408,151 13, invested iu Bonds, Mort
gages and other good securities.
BE VOL' INSURED AGAINST LOSS
. J.yify Irnffttictrrrwra Wufwrecnh"
this most nccestary and mbtlantiai precaution.
We olten see it announced 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
bave no control but by being insured.
Insurance protects you from the incendiary,
negligence of servants and the casualties of
your nriKbltora. It will impart coufidinN to yonr rrrd
iturfi, aud give a character oi prudenuo aud precaution to
all your tunine tranxaetiou.
It rcqniiea tint a very tmull ram to InForr tn puma
retiring from $100 to $1000, and yet how many there are
who hava no ineuranre uinn (load. 7urnitur. or any
thing cine! If yoar Stock is femall, still the LoM to job
nitirnt be serioua.
Thia O mpany lnni nni.DIXHS. MF.RCfTA AT-
ize, Boob ri-j.wri KK. macuixek l and srui x
From f 100 to 5000,
at the Lowest Ratea and upon thft moat Liberal Terms,
aod raoxi-T FATUtaT on the adjuatment of Luaa.
. PIltECTOnS.
Hon Tho.B.F1orem I Jamen R.Neall I TMw.R.neTmbnli
G-n 11 Armelrong I Cba Diufteo I K.l'arrol lireweter
rhi.A.liubincau I Th llanderueld I banc Leech, Jr.
Geo.llelmbold I
Ueneral Soparintendent-TOtlN THOMAPOX.
THO'S B. lJlKKNCt,rrcaidet.
EDWD E. IIELMllcjLK.Seereury.
J. MERRILL I, INN, Agent,
657 LE W1SBURG, Union Co. Pa
Educational,
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS !
Rev. H. MALCOM, D.D., President.
THE Summer Session will open April
"id, and continue 11 weeks.
COLLEGE Tuition, per session, $10
charges, exclusive of rooms, $1 20.
Theohqical Department free.
ACADEMY 11. l).Vmt., A.M., Princi
pal; M.W. Crakes., Assistant. Tuilion per
sessmnClaociral .47 pliirMi A. .1. Vn '
lish. ?5, charges 45 ets.
FEMALE IKSTITUTEWss A.Tatlob,
Principal. Tuition per session Regular
course $10, Preparatory $7, Music '?10,"Draw
ing $5, French $3 33, charges 20 cts.
A. K. BELL, General Agent
April 1, 1857 and Treasurer
LEYViSBUEG ACADEMY.
THE Summer Session of this Inslilu-
L tion will commence on Mosdat, 27th of
April, 1857, and continue 13 weeks.
All Branches calculated to fit Youths for
college or for general business are taught;
and Ihe Bible is in daily use in the school.
A class of Yocira Ladies is secured.
TUITION per session of 13 weeks.
PRIMARY lloadlnir. Writing D. fioer, Arithmetic,
leoe. Oram, and II. 8. Ilirtorv.l - - - - - .$150
ADVA NCKti KNULlfll (all not Included ahore, 6.00
HNIHTAliE?, - - 7fc,
CONTINfiKMEXPRX?ES-prieilonl - - . - M
No deduction! except for protracted aieknea.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
April 3, 1857 Principal
EEEEBURGACADEMY
NORMAL SCHOOL.
rpHIS Institution is located in the quiet,
J beautiful and healthy village of Freeburg,
Snyder Co., Pa, It will commence the second
(Spring) quarter of its second session on the
23d of Maich. Encouraged by the very lib
eral patronage it has heretofore received, and
in view of the great want of the proper in
struction for Teachers in this and neighbor
ing counties, a Koihal Depart. toy, for tht
special training of Teachers, and those wish
ing to become such, will hereafter be connec
ted with this Institution.
Ai additional Female Teacher fcu beta added to the
r-rit lar corpa of Tear he ra, arraarementa made to meet
the wmnta ofgtodeata.
l tKM&-( one-half payable InTarlabtr hi Adranee.)
For Board. Boom .nl Tuition pr Ma.ofiiz wka,$M to 56
Tellio.oiai,mrQua. of 11 waa - - t,bu to S f
a.trurtJo. on th, riano 4 uai of Initmineut 9,m
Incidenule - 2i
Waihine and Mending. 4$ eta. ear doe.
,r Jrwlnx in town 1.M to $i per week.
For further information.orcireulars addr"
GEO. F. M FARLAND, Principtt
JOSIAn KELLT, Auctioneer,
SOLICITS the patronage of the public.
Residence on South Fifth street, Lewis
ur Pa. IDecember S, 185a.
& WEST BEMCll FAEMER. JULY 10, 1S")7.
James B. Hamlin,
A TT0RNEY at LAW,
l. nruffice on 8econd St. west side.Sna
door ftii" of Market, Lew Inburfr,
6m593 Union Co. Pa.
Agricultural.
To the runner t
HA5IWYS COMBINED REAPING '
MOWING- MAC1IINK,
(ritif Hinds' 1inpi-o('ih);i)i.
rTMIE undersigned having been appointed
Agent for Ihe sale of ihese Heaping &
Muwins Machines in L'liinn and Snydercoun
ties, oilers them to the public, believing them
to be the
Jiett Combined Marhine 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 workmanlike manner.
Manny's received a Silver Medal at onr Slate
-Fair, laM fall, and drew the first premium at
the County Fairs of York, Cumberland, Cen
tre, Huntingdon, Ac. where it was exhibited.
Persons in want of a Reaping & Mowing
Machine, will do well to call before purchas
ing. Fur further particulars, and information
please can npnn the subscriber who always
takes pleasure in exhibiting this Machine.
N. U. Early orders are solicited, iu order
to have the Machines on hand in season, as
the number received from theManufactor will
correspond with the demand.
CYRUS DREISBACH.
I.ewi5bur, April 10, IR57. 6b0m3
Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain
POWER. The undersigned being con
vinced by practical experience of the superi
ority of Vundrrslicc't Tread Power over the or
dinary fiye hor.se power now in use in the
WesiBranch country .for threshing out grain,
have purchased the patterns and right to
make ihem. We are now making and have
on hand a large 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 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 the work, ac
cording to the number of horses used, than
the old machines will do; IV'they will save
at least two hands and Threshing can
all be done snuely closed up in the barns, in
wet days, when the hands would be otherwise
unemployed. T. CHURCH & CO.
Hartlrton. Union Co, Pa.
Apply to Tno'a Cwencit. Hartleton.or
or Dr. L. Koort, Union Furnace. yC15
IlnnNecker'a CLOVER IiriXF.R.
r"MlE subscribers still continue to manufac-
ture ihe above Machines, and as there
i.t.rrj.s.fHVV"frTesrwr er any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only to
do good work, but belter work than any other
kind of marhine now in use.
T. CHURCH & CO, Hartleton, Pa.
Apply to Tini'a ('hi hch, Hartleton,
or L. Hook i. Union Furnace. Iy652
Ilickok'H Patent Portable
KEYST0HE CIDER ft WINE KILL,
fatenti-a Nov. lHi,b.
t" .This in oot the Mill wIJ in 152. It xct-Is all mill
in tne niarkft in Uie evi and spwl with which it
fcrtnil, and in the ((.natt puwr of the preu.
Manufactured at the Eagle Works, HarrUburg.
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE !
fllHAT this is entrely new mill no ex-
pense has been spared in its manufacture
all the in ale rials are the very best, and are
used unsparingly. The Cylinders are almost
twice the length of the former ones,atid all.in-
clutlin? the top Cylinder. mde of Iron. The wrw is
two iticlvn in dianiftr-r, with ft hfmvy V thrrnd rut ou
it. Tbj Wnm of (h I'r-in cakt im iu.xU a.l of woo-I
if mil vuti nicwr, and tW tlnvnd of th nut rut fr
hm a iurhfn through it. The power of the Frewt in very
much iitt T''nt-d.and cannot be broken hy nny fnir nn-.m.
The arransenw-iitMf ttf TiiKru.d nthiT :irlhot the I'row.
b ?ery pTtrt. Ti.e mid llop,'T an- all iot:til-
r.n t(t;i-l)ier ; the Ji umalu run in itrharinj;!; aod lant
ly.thti wrkmaii'liic ehnH not I vxreiird Iy an marhine
of the kind whatev-T. Terlettion beinc the aim, both in
the arrangement and the merhnniral department.
AH jHThons he hern obliged to Ufr the old fjh
ioned nut Mill, are aware how iuronvt-nient it ia, and
rperially th h have ntt lrn quuntitiea of apples.
Ily havinc thm .Mill on your piantaUon or fariu.you ran,
at any tiuie.in a f-w nnnub-amake a few pillonx ofnwet
cider for pre, ut U5'; or yon can wery txp diUoonly niakt
up a f-'W barrel . The Machine, welt worked, in c pitle
of makinz H t 1- harrelc of cider a day, with eae.
The mm-hine iiniidUrun by horse.fteam or hand pow
er, and a lien the epplos are ground, a mn!l hy of fnur
teeo yearaof aire can pre the omace with all eaae. The
following may be abduced as Ihe docld. d aUvautagea of
Uiif mill.
Kirft It will make more Ckler than any other Pr,
with a given quantity of apples in a given tiaie,and witb
niiirh Iffi l;iUir and rxj-eiiMi.
Ferond It a.ll wake cleaner and tweeter cider than
any other .Mill.
Third You ran make the rider a you want it, and
when you want it; and in quantities from one gallon to
barrel.
Fourth With it you ran press your Cumnk,Cherries,
Berrien, fheese. flutter. Lard and Tallow.
ifth With its use you can at all times have fresh and
Sweet rider.
With all the adrantatrcs retultins: from the pojnn
and use ot u-h a Machine at a pnee o low that it is
within tbe reach of all can it be that any intelligent
laruier would do without it ?
SECOM.VFXDA 770X&
jACaTrw!f, June 15th,
W. O. ninoK : Pr I have one ot your Improved t'ider
Mill; 1 Ufed the Mill latOetotr, andou trial I s;nuud
tiny buibe)D uf apple per hour. 1 keep the ground apples
twrlve hours, and 1 can press out two barrels of eider per
hour with two meo. Iran recommend your improved
Cider Mill to all fruit pmwerw, for rpeed and a saviu of
lattftr. 1 ran make thirty -five ralhns of rider from nine
and one-hall butdit-la ot inmn applae. The cider ran be
pn-wd from the pomar without tttdngwater now. Cider
will keep uue year when water is not used at the pre.
JOHN M'CUM1.K.
Pt. Loria. July S9,
Ma. W.O. HtCKrtE : Tour Mills Kt here, and we have
sold them and telegraphed for twelve more. Ah they are
a much better ma-ie and better looking- Mill than the
other kind, we know they will sell quickly alongside uf
thm at Mtprii-e of the other $35.
m have six of tli other kiud, but, a we said before,
people won't I -ok at thrui alongside of vours.
Vour., Very Kesperttully, W M. M. 1'LANT ft Co.
Ycnwol(A9BTOw?t, June 16, 1&3.
sift. W. O. ITtct 'C: Umia ?ia It gives me great plea
sure to knd my ft-ebla influenre in recommmdMtion o
your invaluable i'att nt Cider Mill. Any person who has
made elder by the old process will quickly perreirebould
they procure one of your new the utility and econ
omy of your invention. I regard it as one of the beitt in
VtnUoni now in use. Although 1 have bad it but one
year, it has amply repaid me for what it eot. Cider ex
pressed throutrh one of your machines is less liable to fer
mentation, and can be preserved sweet longer than that
produced through Uie old fasbiotHid Mill. I rum the very
fact that it is more free from pommel, which alwnys has
a tendency to acidit, and auflts it in many invtancesfor
domestic nee. Your, respectfully. W.QUlt.LhY.
This is to certify, that I purchased of I. Land re th. In
October, lb&2. one of Uirkuk s Patent Cider Mill-, and
bare had it in nse ever si ore. Perferily gall '(Ted with it
myself, I have no hesitation in pronoanrtas: it a very nse
ful and indispnnsable Machine so the farmwr. H Uh it,
one man and two boyi can make from five to six barrels
of good cider per day, easy. Many of my neighbors bave
purchased similar Marhine. The MiU has been irreatiy
improved id nee 1 bonh vine. W.e.WAkD.
May 11, 184. KWley, Delewar County, Pa.
I hereby eertify that I have need W. a Ilickok's Im
proved PorUble Cider Mill, and consider It a valuable in
vention in the economy of tiaae. The cider iecUaaer and
better than that made in the nsnal way. Iam wallpleaix d
with it, and aheold be unwilling to part with It Cur quite
a prrmiumon tbcadTanoed eosL JOHN g. UALK.
July l,lboi. Portland, Ct
X.Mon than one hundred Silver Medals and Diplomas
havj been given to my Mill within the last lour jeara.
49-This Mill occupies about 24 feet by S feet, and Is
4 fret high, weighing 17 v Ins, to every ay portable and
etmvwJ. id (--. 1PBU It
ddnas, W. 0. U1CK0K, Agent Eagle Works
Itarrtaburg. Pn
Tot tale by J0SLTU U'fAIDuV, Lcnisbutf .
e 3V II. ia:KIIAHT, aVK.V77.NX
(TfTrV rvl Mjiiii I street, next dour t Brown A.
LCDZ7 Killer's Slure LEWisBUWi, PA.
William VanGezer,
A TTORSEY at Law,
J ibiirp, I nion Co., Pa.
IVOifice opposilr Kline's Hotel 574
2 SVVlTftSSSES, i
2 Ult, Til V.
FORGER CONVICTED.
S JOHN 9. 1'YK w the Author, who h ha-1 1 years
iiierienn n a ItauW-r and PuMi'her, an i author
S f A S rtfi ,f Lf tnrtt nt C' Tohrrmtct,
),,. fr ID FtliHitiTe nights otvr "-Hilt PeopV
S'L're-ted him with routfU t-f npi-liiu'e. while lie c.M
r5 Mri-d !!! manner in wi.i'h -.unl-rfi'ifr ex-cute
lfj.-ir frati'K an t th- snr.--t and rtiortc.- uu-inis of
Odct-ctin tl.'lii' The H-nik Note Kupraert kI! ay
O that h if tht pr.ate?t Ju'r cf I'.ij.er Wm-y l:i!ng.
Q- (Jt'eatt JjtLoc ry uf th IWm iiI t ' n
o hm forlhfcithi'jCuuit'i rfrtt .
Docribir.j cTt-ry (ffiiuine hill in cxiten'V. 1 M
hiiiuic at a nUii'e e.t-ry c unt. rf. it in c rfa.ji.uul
S Arranrd so almirahl, ih:Lt rd-r.-u.-r n.,y a. I
Qd.-t'ctiin ins. anUUei Mist. Nr, ju 1. x to ex;uiine. No
tririn ti hunt up: I'.ut so siuip:iiid anl arrang-l,
rtliit the 11m hfiiil, liaukcr auJ hu-iucfS Mmu tau
O m. fill tt it iilnnnt!
H Kii)ilt-li. rrcnrh anl tiermnn, inns may eucn rt-uu
ci Uie fame iu his own u Alive tuii-ue.
P. Must rn rf'ct 11 1 u le Xntr List rrrrpuhfi shf
Al.-o a lit of all the I'ri.atv ltaiiK-rw in America. A
rj niuipletesiitti'imry ut the l.nanc-ol Kurt.p -anil Amer
ica will he piitli-lied in w h -'iitinn. t jiaht;r with all
Z the iuiiirttut Ncwetof the l-'ay. AImi,
a A frKUl Kr K Tl.i:S
From an OM Manu--rij.t f.-n.-l in ti e Kit. It fur-
bih-ii the iu..i.t r.iiiipl' tc Iji-t": y .ifilri.-iit.il Life, tle
J m-ril.iiix tin- in' t pi-rplfin pil'.i.n in whHi the
ta hi.iiet at.il ji'-iitteuicn tf tht .nuiiiry hT h-en
rt oft.-n fonti.t. Th-- (.ti.ri'c c-iiiine t!.rmh.ut
; the whole er. nnl will mvt' the uiott euHtainiuj;
3 e. r oir.-re.1 to Hie pn'iiie.
Q JFtirniih'd W.-. k!y h ?nWri--r only, at ;1 a
m year. All UtU r luu.-t I- ! IresM-.l Ut
2 JOHN S. VMU ItfoK'.R.
O PuMi-her and I'r'.priel-.r, T-' Wail M- Xi:w York
Philadelphia.
'T IT SO!
r.- ARTHUR'S C'lehrmtetl
Sell S-aln.,: nu .ntui Jar", ai:J
you will huie ff-h fruil all the
year t ."ninmer pnci-n.
Kull lirt-ciioiis fir putting up
kiml-of Kiuit and Tnmntorn,
)cc-uipitiy tln e caiid mn-1 j ri.
j They are ni .'le (if l,n, l,Ij.,
uevnnoare. -lift .; and Arid
p iim.i S!-n U'ir. . 1 ,. if- sre
from pint.- tn irnlhin. Then- c.tna
Mid jar are entirely npeu at the
Uip-i.anil xT. to rV i urt eomoniy
iio teanxiorL-itiiiu.
I K.r D.iifhv ?t r.-k""pi-rs thro'-
'titit the Cn i ted Jati-s.
i lecri!'tiro circular sent on
in p; ie.it i' jfiJl'diTS trout
tide trade oiicired.
t He nuret-. aik f-.r "Arthur'a."
It ha.- .-toi-l the tr-t of two a-
.nnn. h.niii bevu u-t-.J ty hun
dred ot thui!Ht l of I'Hmi.ies.h -
P'l aud txMtrd.u.-h-iii-a kef,i"rs.
i We ar now inukiug tbciu tiT
the million.
Arthur, Burnhnra & GUroy,
J MaDuf-icturcr m. 'er the j.at.-ut.
No. 117 1 ii. ft.'i'uuih it. cor-
ieOr'e. I
leimChSj I'illLADKU'UIA.
EJ WIUTER
BETTER
THAN
Sweetmeats.
AI.KXANJJEIi KTHilJ,
anil
HOLESALE iUlvALV.il 19
3HSou.li miare97rhi!alelplila
ASHTON's FINE,
TURK'S ISLAND and
HAIRY SALT,
constantly on hand, and for sale in lots to suit
purchasers. April 3 ls;7mC
P-SfP5 "acinfcTd
A. titt S. Fourth '.,
Philadelphia,
Truth is Mighty, and Must I'ravaiL
Rrpon uf ihe -ommittee appointed lo super
intend ihe Uurnin? of the Iron Safes, at
Keadihg, Tcbruary 7, 157.
Kkkixi, Mirrh 4.
The nnilerflirned. members of the c-niiiiittee. ln res
pectlul'y report, that we enw the two Safes originally
ai;rel nix id by Karrvls k Uerrinjc and Cvann k Uaun,
placed aiJc hy ai'ie in a furnace, tix: The nic in life hy
the l'atmft!ti-r of the f'hiladelphia and lEeM.lin lUilroad
Company, iu his othce at Keatlinir, uiuDUtnctnre.1 tv Kar
reln 4c Herri np, and the tafe in u.e l.y ti. A. hatits, in
bis storw. manulaclun-d hy Kraus A Walun, anil put in
hooka snd paper precisely alike.
The ftre was started at o'clock. A. M.. and kept ap
until fourconU of nren hnk.-ry, twucortUUry oak and
half chestnut tp v.mkI were entirely cnutuiued, the
a hole under the sup'rintnul.Tiiv of the suh-rthers,
Uieuihfrs of thi('ouinntle. The .-ifs a ere thcit r..iltt
otf with Witter, alter which they acre ) in U. and the
honkit and p:tt-rH taken out hy the I mi in it l and taken
to II. A. Lants's (ftnre for pnldie exaniiu:itinn. after thry
w.-rc lirt exsiniAeisnd marked ly the lummittee. The
r-.ks and papers taken from the afe timiiulitrtnre by
Krans Wat -on were hut flii'htly iir.-cte-i by the inten-e
heat, while thn r.iken from the Sj.fe ntatiiifuctiired by
Farnda A ilerrine were, in our juil.:iiifnt. damaged full
btteeu p r ceoL. more thau tho.e taken Uuiu Lvaa-; k
WhIhhi'i Safe.
We tfiiefe theaters tn have x s f:;ir and Impartial
trial uf th resibcUve qualities of l S;ifi-4.
JAOB II. HV-IIKR.
DAMKl. S. IUM KIE.
IlaTinff been absent dtirmir the burninc, we fully co
incide with the alu'Te ttetui nt ot the c lit ion o! the
papers aud book tai.cn our of tb re.perfite SafLs.
ti A. NU ipM.-!.
it ii. Mi in,r:Rrna
JA.MK5 JitUluLLAND.
I'vans & M'a.KOtl have now on hand
300,000 pounds f the above SU'Es,
which lhey oiler for saie on better terms than
any other manufacturer in ihe United States
April 3. ltt&7 67.yl
Joseph Fassell,
Umbrella & Parasol Manufacturer
fto. 2 North Fourth St.
N.W. corner of Market, I'lltL AUKLI'lIlA.
Has now on hand an extensive assortment of
ihe newest and most desirable kinds.including
manyXcw MylCH noi heretofore to be had
in this market. An examination of our slock
is solicited before purchasing elseuhere 3:M
BLINDS AND SHADES !
IT OF AtV STYLES, jrj
Bi. WILLIAMS. No. 12 orih Sixth St.,
. rHIAI)ELPHIA,man.ifacturerof'e.
nllian Illlnds. Velvet and Gold Bordered
and Fainted Mialcs, of beautiful designs.
Buff, and all other colors of Holland used for
Shades. Fixtures, Trimmings, Ac, &e.,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices.
ll Store Shades painted to order.jj
B. J, WM thankful for past patronage, res
pectfully solicits the public to call and exam
ine his new and large assortment, before pur
chasing elsewhere. LlT" He ,tudu to plcujc."
March 20, 1857. r
Front Street Wire Xanuracfory.
WATSON, COX & CO.,
Sietre.Kiddle.Screen and Wire Cloth
Manufacturers, No. 46 North Front St.
Corner of (Wmhe' Alter, betwn Maritot and Mulberrr
(Arch) nntVtruiLAUELPlllA.
Manufacture superior quality of Brass and
Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds.Brass and Copper
Vt ireCloth for Paper makers&c,Cy Iinders and
Dandy Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy twilled Wire for Spark catchers,
Sieves lor Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire. Window Wire. Rafo. T,, v.
Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, Fancy Wire
" ui ui every ueacripuon 3mG74
Fishing Tackle,
A ND GUKS-Tto subscribers invite
11. attention tn thpir afolr nt p;Ek M..l.
-. - v. . aoa. uww
and Tackle of every description
Cane liceds, Sea Grass, Trout Flies,
Linos X'n
Also, fine English and German Guns, Revolv
ing risiois, rercussion Cups, and Sporting
Apparatus generally.
For sale at lowest fr.A P.'.. wki...i.
and Retail. '
JOHN M. HEYBERfiER & BRO.
24 No. 47 N. Second St., rtiladcyhia
ISM
Fresh Fruit
ar?rr
ssss-
KERIUKG'S SAFE.
thk irtiwunr.to
II A HI V I O .!
lilt. Ut hNT Till ALi at Ii. -dii
K have endurscct the rarrent .f
.'.'Stal.V
VP A" J Wf. RrVS w-ruirt f more than W acciden
mm
tal hrcs, proving rtmnuwu ii iohv
llerrinii s is Ibe SAra iu j
am. Hut H Rf.
I! x tract irom tre i Mnmm- s t
Kepftrt on the TrhU ot Iron Sal
at Keadms: .
On the Uf.th of IVbruury all li- meniberyor th" i om- ,
Biitlee met to illie!i). the Safe ai d U-kS rnd paf-ere.
.laccd in tb. m ai.d were f-rl ' tly tit;ed that -l
riht. Thedat f-Hon in, the buroiOK Uk plare.it uder
the gnperiuleiiUrDcft of lh t'onimitu e. After a fxir and
impnitinl 1 U'ninjjj lor Iith h.ure. thu .wi.f- f Me--.
f.vaiis 4 Wat-r-n hr-t o .-n- d. the S:.te t.-i'.ir "u r-.
in-i I' , and the e-afcti?t p;ir illv consumed, abile ti,.- '
Clit' titi. H. tl e S:.fe Ot M. i-r. Karrels A liiTIin' Were ill
jMd condit.ou. nii-t no bie iti.-ide.''
It. Mii.ru;, Marcu l '
WuvJ,) It. Y. FKt.TT. ) ,
1 h " p. , I'iH.I'.M A. ' O tiin ittec.
A. II -h h.)
And endorsed i f x-r " ! ti.- l-t in o f RV.rg.
The e Srtf - c.i li le in-. - ted ;it --i W. limit t. ;
where Ibe pultlie e;,n (..ili-fv f I.eitim-Wea of the f-it
uri' rity tli- "llernnz I'-tei.t i hattipixD." over the (
d-lete.J aui srd-ui -ir.-.l- I too I'-.r .-.i iaumudi r."
i-AKKLi.s v ni:Ri;i..,
::l V:t:nut Str-t. I'h hidelt l la.
f)n'y "jf,'rt in t'.U .Vu? lltrtvj's i'a.'enl C.tam-
ri'in &tf".
.t.-a-t..T.t...nn1
( Uie tmt-mw niS'ie ny oir;i-r ir:i' 10 ikmhh
j rep. iij.fi. .u (,f a ...t.- wi i h J-:d - -i.-naliy in
1 d ttt 'l hr- in i'hihidelpl.ih, i :ne?d Place.; bv tki..j
1 r-n rut t-f an ht.-re. i II . A. I.mt. nt el- i-u' '-
! thirl.'-; (-lilf. r. in IV in I! t; th.-y e.l.. to -burn up"
i one of II-rl!tL'. ' i-n it.Kk I ha. Suet Willi it." trtie re-
' war-1. ll'-rrii:;K.-.l K i ,. urrt'. j r- iu jr .i.'lu-
I Pivt lv that theon'V re.iabie .-:iV ?.r.W i;imt-1 ' H'T-'ii.'! -.
tif wbi h ovi-r 1 '.'oo.ir-t.oii- ii. tM-tu:il uje.MTid tuor-ll.;iu
j J;0 have l-'t-u tried by t:re vthtmt -I ur.'j!. V J. (
ll.i!;tI I;hi;t
WOOD ISOULDIeWG HILL. !
ON Willow S?. ahve Twelfth, Xrth side.
Mouldings .suitable for iarpeiiirrs ar.d
! liuilders, Cabinet and Krarue Makers, aluav
! on hand.
I Any Pattern worleJ from a lrnwinr '
IV Act fits wanted in th various Tnwns in
I his porliMti of ihe Siate.fi) w hum cpptTlur.itn'S
; will be o tit.' red for!arre profits fur themselvfS '-
2mfi SI...S K. YAW.
DKK., E'tivr. AXU r.riss '
wholesale ir.i ::( fisE, i
C10KNKK of Tenth and Market Sis. (Office :
in second stoiey,) J'nLdtfJnii.
We invite ntten'ion tu our eular'-d st..eli i f
Drug's Iaint, Oils Varnivhe. Vc, se!rei"d
expressly for cur sales and c-nnpriMi.2 one of
the Imesi as"oetinenis m ihe I". which we
oiler at low prices l,r ra-h or approved credit. :
W K M AM FAiTtlfEK. rery exten-lrely
Hreuuuui nre Hhite Lead, i i e-t. i h.'nin't'.n I'd-"
White I m.. I'. nrl .... Wl.lf" l..-al.-ieile M-uta. u-"'
Kr. U' h .:ii'-, . If l. i Pure r-tmw li.te A mer: nii '. w.
iiv.-r I'i .-i-,r I- ire ai I .-:t'br-proof 1 aiul, K i.r uil
tin-eti, Vfiinw.. ani t.'dor. -ucraiiy.
ALKM S I'uli
1'orter's f it f trior AlVa'-ne Win b.w fiU-n. r.ennin
1-renrh l'l.it lildi". . arrani t. - 1 he . w .ter-cv .in
t '. tnpany j : hi. t-.Ti den I ; hew .V. m !.!!. p.
trxtalii I'r.iu UDI I'tiff ULtte L.-;.d. HamiMieU uiit-n-nt
irecn. Pure Ohio C-ituwla l.rainly. ic.
IM. UUThU.S of
Irei.f h snd l.i-i.i Ii Plate OTr-?.. Fren. h and Enjl -h
ri-iid.-r t.l. i : .;. I :-i.d Kiinne-l Winb-w '!i--l:ti;'i.-rr.
'-ty; e .--. UniiTiii r- 1 l!:it f T V'hm To u.id
kv hi.'ht.. Iirn-.'s. i'i em,.-1!, 1'criuiueiy, Ac.
il : .l- A LK ir..M.hi.. 1
lru.'-i-t Arli l.- ct-n.-n.l'y. p.int T- T-.f-l rf iN
def-enpf i"ti-. i ir;i!i!i-' Mil ii. inui i in-nt. t'ii-:i".i
aud hau l l'iii't. r. I' .' er V:t';' r' t Itt. Sitin W Lite, A..-.
fi.K.N. II. Llt'llAi:.!.- A ',
Ptor. N. W. cor. ot T- nth ar. I Mark. f tre-dw.
Fach.r .JLuctiuu Vork AVi-uu-A'ruwii an : ( :.! tn!t -t..
rii.ii..Li':m.
HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.
riMli.S Ha.r Dye mr Js cmly a trial tu sulitly
l all uf us perlVctiiin as a !" a"J ''
l.'winir teUmi-nial (Y that emirinl anal v.ic
chemist, I'r.'f. Booth uf the L'.W.Mint.will only
coDtinn .vliat iluuatidt have jircviiiti!y tun.c
testimony !. :
.t...,e..-. I'lar.-. -rtiitMpti1ii.
K.-lTuar t:-.b. lh- 7 I
'B' :ir.(.i;aijt.d will: tli.'Ui t;iti.r- reunion
irwi 'i t""ul I'.J: I am .ti-f. . tliat I y I. !! -
tojt tl.e moijiN- dirti 'I: citi-u fr iu u.. if n t
tnjurp th lliir i.r Skiu, but .til ciTe a r..-h.r.i
" i .-i.'f f
HOVr.R'S WRiTINfi INKS, inrlu f.nt: !h
Hover's FiuiJ, and Hover a IitJt Jtbf Inks, are
too well kuowu and introduced to require any
additional testimonial oi Iheirch.-trarter. The
sales have been increasin;; since their first
introduction, ivin? evidence that the ariiclrs
truly iossess that intrinsic merit claimed at
first for thein by the Manufacturer.
Orders, addressed lo the .M.iiiulact rv, .No.
-Ill; HACK street above rLuith.(ol I .No 1 1 1)
l'hiladflihia.wil! rereive pninipt a't-'ntion 1 v
6?ay JOM:i e. 1IOVEK, Mmufarlurtr. '
RISING SON $j?:t
4P'.urscrif.s i li;irilt'n.r,-ja..
eeew (iermantown Koad, hall an iioui s
rule from the Lxchauge by Oiniubus.
ShadCfFruit and Urnami ntnl Trtcs,s'irtd,s
Pfnnts, IV.
cultivated and for sale in quantities tn suit
dealers and others, including an extensive
and varied assortment cf a l the desirable
varieties of the above, for sale Wholesale an I
detail. Catalogues can be hud on application,
gratis, S. MAI I'AY At TO.
IV When addressed by n.ail direct lo Ris
ing Sun P.O., Philadelphia. Our Stands are
in the Market, .Market street, below S.jth.
where orders are also received. 6mlliti
Cheap Fruit and Confectionery.
1l IflNC'AM & SELLERS,
, Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers in
Confectionery of all kintl?,
113 Xo. Third St, below Race, P1IILADEL. i
The attention of dealers is requested lo an j
cjamination of theirsiock.whicli will be found ;
equal to any in this citv. Foreign Fruits of
ail kinds in season. .Vll. Orders by Mail cr
otherwise promptly attended to ;!mti;U
Pennsylvania Wire Works.
""0. 5U AKI'H St. between 2d and 3d,
ll (opposite Broad St.)
I'MLADELl'lilA. Sieves, Riddles, Screens,
Woven Wire of all mealies and idths.with all
kinds of plain ami fancy Wire Work.
Heavy twilled Wire lor spark catchers. coal
sand and gravel Screens, paper makers Wire,
cylinder and dandy R dls covered in the best
manner, Wire and Wir Fencin;.
A very superior article of Heavy Fonnders
Sieves. All kinds Ir m Ore Wires and Sieves
BAYLISS, DARBY & LYNN."
Elount Vernon House,
VO. 1 95, North 2d Philadelphia.--
J. 1 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 iu particular) is respectfully inviled.
I. L. BAKKETT,
Fhilad., March 1, 1856. Proprietor.
New Wall Taper Warehouse.
BURTON & LAXLMf,
Manufacturers and Importers,
No. Arch St, 2d door above Ctb, Fiiilj.,
Where may be found the largest aud best
(-elected stock in the city.
t Country purchasers may herebeaecom
modaled,without the inconvenience of looking
further, aud may be assured that lhey will
receive the advantage of their money.
BURTON & LANINU, 124 Arch St.
3m676 above Sixth, Vhtladilphia
Engraving and Seal Catting
OF all kinds, at 204, Chesnut Street,
PI III, AD. Visiting and other CARDS,
Corporation and other SEALS.and everything'
in our line of business, promptly attended to,
in good style, and on reasonable terms. Or
ders from City and Country solicited
S. H. FCLTON. J. W. G. MASON.
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE ami UFTAIT
a-MtlllJj
Dtun and Chemical
Market Sliest ... Lewijburg, Tt.
AVER'S '
CHERRY
PECTORAL,
FOR TUB RAPID CCU Of
ColtlH, Coughs and
IlourrHC
Bamniti.. Mass.. anth le-,
Im. J O. Am: 1 .lonol heattatatoaay
th 1-b4 n-nvly I ha ser found f"T
Onufhs, II arrites, liifl-iens. a.l th
..1... ....tMiii vrnnturas' at." ah ymr
Ciicnsr I'eiTdbU- Ita cnwtaiit uae tu
my r. l i f ul " family t-r tht laat .JJ
ten ye.ua haa sir-a U b p.-- ue-
nor :inis fr th- tr'm-nt 4 tif J'Ar
A H M'KTI.KV, Kof 1'nct.lV. wrfta: I Iut
rtett -'ir I'i -T'.aL in If an i in my family ver sme
y.rti iiti :ttl it, ari-l h-! it ! ht DuptieJn jt ita
With a t.a.1 rM I htuil
.(-.liars I raU'ttle than th withwut it, ot
j.y
otlier r-tiifity.
Croup9 Whooping C'out;h, Influenza.
.-rlji.r:uis Iti. 7, lnWt.
ItaoTHSB Aira: I will .terfiiUy rrufy yowr Ptat
t tin l-ttt r'-ui'-'y w V t the rure of Whtyyuq
liitit'i. (?r'M. ait'l the tltet 'Iti-wtnf uf ctuMrea. VWW
yt.u'r frntruity in th .-'ti'li ;iprei wto juur akill, an4
ounuutuJ yiur Oi"h- iuv Ij ir , t'lt.
II1KAM CONKLTV, Jf D.
AM'iS I.EK. KiQ.. Mottiret. I., writ-. .It Ja.AWt:
l.it a t-'li"ii Iijfl.it-nii, win- h rntii.eJ tn io dt-ira
in wfkw; tok iiiUfiy m-Ii' hhi without t-iw-f; fiaally
tri"l yur I'S'-rrtRiL y the -iTie t oar rlrryaiaA.
I he first j.-M' r-hef"l h- treo-s In my Uirtjat d4
hinir; h- thn '.ne hlf th U.ltle Mhi Be comWtely
well. V'tir n.h. int ro lh ti.pet m w-H as U Ims
tf nn l.i:y. aiitl r wTe-iii yon, iXfCtur, autl jMI rans
a the lrjT Uiaii H frV-l.tl.'
Aslbma or Phthisic, nod Bronchitis.
Is urt Mnv unfii. P tb. 4.
8;a: Yonr Onraat Pi'T 'fct m i-rf -i mine marTell-nn
enivo in thii w-. ti.-n. It hM r--ii.-r-J tvvrrxi fna alansk
Inx ivmpf-'ini f coniuiit.e-n. u n- w mnitK a nwa
p hw U'ttrreti OIiil'T n:i fT,-ien ut the lnui' ft ths)
kwtarty yan. Ilk.NKV L. FAltKd, Merchaat.
A. A- kiMKT. V I). Aut.!, Moroi Co-, Iowa,
wnM. Ji't V.l-.f.'r " hmiiiK my raftit tf many years
1 Iimvc f"nit ii'itJ.inif e.(ni u y-'iiri Hivasr Pct-jal far
IPmuk Mew m " n li-'f Ut cuO-tuiLptive patients, or curing
E.,-4- M gat-n CinHjle.
We wiiArt n-ll -.nines ot exi h-nee, bat the saost eoa
Tinritift pmvf uf the virtues uf. this remedy Mi twd Ml tfj
etl-jcts uV"n UiaL
Conanmption
pr,tU,1y bo one remly ha eer Len known arhlch
curt "o many and ta- h drter-ii" caws as this, flutaa
no l.uiuan ai l can tvu b ; but erea to thjaa th CUUI
facru&AL aff 'r.lf r Iief and fi-saf rt.
A-T" flT-a. Nrw Totil Crrr. Marrb 1 1
Dorroa A via. lmtix: I ft-l it a dnty and a pleejmr
inform nu what ymr t'iliriRT PsefSAL has don far
fiT Vh hvi l--n Ave mnths Uti.rinjc under th
(UnirtT'-n" ivni t'm-f roit-umprie-n. from which no aisl
we c.rtiM pf-fiire iruve hr mil' h r-iirf She wa mteadily
fHtlitiir. until Ir. itrmf. of thm city, where we haToia
f. r ati:ee. rw.mnifii ied a trial of y-ur medi-ine. Ws
h:ees hi kui'liit-M. an iU yonr akill. fr he has rtco
rt fri'in that thiv. Mif i yet aa ti n: as ah 4
to he. t"it ii fr- from tier rnnrh. and cails bersallwaU.
Vt-urj with irmtiti an i r-inrd,
UKUMM .IIKI.hV, n? gUTUTTOOB.
O-nntrnptits, do n-t .h--air t.il ymi have tf Arim't
r-irv-T liuroa.i h it uuah- hy -Hieof the het medical
. ,....,...tm in tl,f a.irl.i. mi l it cur- all nr und '.
the high menu iu utuea. JtiUaJrijAnt Ledge
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
rpilE srien'-ea of f'hem sTy anl Metlicina haTa heew
1 Uxil :h'-ir utaiuet tn pri-luce this bt, mont pervKt
1'nrative whi- li v kn-nn to man. Innnmerabla prooot
aie pIhjwd that th e Pats have Tirtoea whit h sorpasa im
excell-nre Uie frJjnary me ln int and that they win on
pree,!enteflly upon the st-em of all men. They ar saSB
ai-1 j Irawnt to talve. but powerful to cura. Their pene
trariiifi i.i-erties i.tini'iUte the vita! w tiritiesof thehody,
reiiiue th oUtrn- t- -n of iu ergaua. innlj tha hloo4,
m:i ex, -el ihi. purtfrout tUef -nl humors which
breed ai.d ip-w tlinT.mj-T, stiinnlate slug, ar dwar-dert-d
organs into their nantnit arte-n. and impart healthy
ne with streiijith to the wno.e s-teni. Not nly da
they cure th eveiy-day r.iiplAiuta of ewery ho.ly, hat
ali f rmid.i! and inr:erou iuw that haa baffled
the heat of huaian skill. fVLile they pnalner powarfnj
flfcta, they are at the name time, in diminished ke. th
aafrrt and tv?t -tiyic that ran he employed for children.
Ueinx snptr-toate.t. they are pleaeant lo take; and bain
purely Teg-eta !. are free from any ri-k of harm. Car
hare heen made which snrts belief were they not nW
tetatiale! hy mett ut om h txalted p"ilion and charartor
ai to f-Thid the so 'pi I" n of un""1"- Many afuuent
clergymen and phy-.it iap have lent tlieir name to certi
fy the public the reliability of try remedies, while oth
9i hava tent me the arwurauce of their rouirthm that
my rrirat:.'iis contribute uuBwusely to the relief of y
amtcted. snff-rinc fc II-.w m-n.
The ALur N-: u.-nii i p!ea'd ti- ftrmih cratis sf
American Alminoe. c nt.i:ni :i tlirf ti.n!Pr their naan4
eertim-at4-?i -4 their rui-t. ot the t-l lowing complaints:
CuwtiTeueoo. liiU-tim'. mt.Uitito. r.h-umatiom. TrrTS,
Hearttrnrn. lleaUat-be an-it:t from a ft ml M-nnach, !fas
a. a. Iirlit;eNtioii. l.-rl-l litatti.'ii .-fthe B. a -4 and Pam
ari-Miic therefrom. 'i-itulrni-y. L.of Appetite, all Lkee
oiisai.d Csitaiiea.ua li-neet wtiih rijMii an cTaniana
Mrtltcine. Si-oiula or Kinr'a Mil. Th-y eUo. hy pnnfy
li the Mood and TinuilHtiiiS tle nyttrin, ran many
cimpiaints whi. h it Houl-I not b otippted they auoid
reMh. sti' h a- I it :..--, Partial Blindneta, NVurifm and
lSerror.o Irrit.il-iiiiv. Wrsujeutents of the Liver and Kid
ney. tiut. and iti;. i kt;.-ire.t -oinpiainta arvin from
iw otate of the btwiy or ol-trn'tion of its funcOoua.
lo ir he put otf ty unprincipled dealers with sobm
pther pill tl.t-y male m re profit on. Ar-k fnr Am'n
Pills, and take nothii.tf vIm. No other they can pr
yoa compares with this in it Intrinsic Taloe or cnrausn
piwers. The si k wut tht beat aid there is lor theaa,
aud tliey should hae it.
Prepareil by Dr. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Cbemist, Lowell, 1faa
1 sics Hi Cts. ru Box. Fits Bcxu rot. J 1.
cHjLD BY
r. W. fti rri r. ai 'l '::. i-t ,v ;"ti.r wrtOTwiol-Brj
M;lis t lhx.i..Lii'. M'lhml urt: J r'.t'ai.i-. SI i ten
scri!-rr con-
1 linucs in c
carrv rn ihe t
I. it t ry KtisiiiCNH at
the Oid :and on routl,Sfi
Third s-reet, rear Market, ar.d ret-pecifnllj
so'ieits the patronage of his friends and tht
pul.lic f:ei rally. CIlAKI.ES F. HESS,
l.eu-isljiir. May 22, Im'iO
IXWISBURG F0UKDR7.
Ir-'1'lie subscribers, thankful for
jfsl.!.i past patronatre, would inform
'i?:riiTihe public that they conlinne to
jMiJUfi. ZZ manufacture all kinds rf MILL
(.i: klti and oilier Castings. Thrashing
Machines arid other Machiriery repaired in the
best manner. CaMTps warranted to be rf
good material, and at prices that ran not fa.l
to please. (.EIHES, MARSH 4 CO.
Lewi-hnrc. Feb. 1851
COOKING Cloves, nf various a! erru
and sizes, for Coal or Woo , for sale
at the LewUburg Foundry by
CieJdes. Marsh & Co.
O TO V KS I'urrur, "V t-od. and Coal
O Stoves, various palicms. for sale at ibe
Lcwi.-burg Foundry. CedJes. Msieh A Co.
llIAUD'S rutin; liang I'low, a supe-
V rior article, fur faleal the Lewisburg
Foundry by Ceddra. Mireh & Co.
GRAIN or Seed Drills Ross PnlerN
drcidcdly the bet and niost dirablt
Grain Drill nowin mo. for tale at tht Ltm"bur
Foundry by Gedde, Mar; h A. t'o.
Hussey's Grain Rearer,
for cutting both Grain and Gr as
MAN I FACT! RED
Lewisburg Foun
and for sa'.r at lit
idrv bv
HKDDE.s.'.MARSH & Ct
AjOTIfE. Having been appointed tW
X SEXTON lo the Lewishurg Cemetery
the subscriber would state that he is prepared
lo perform all duties connected with the burial
of the dead.on short nonce. Also that he will
attend lotlie re-iutermem of deceased persons,
under the direction of their surviving friends.
Residence in the Lodge at the Cate of ths
Cemetery. UEOKUE UONACHY.
Lewisburg, May SO, 1SS4
IRON! IROWrt IRCW.'!!
03 17S IBS. just receirrd at the
' HARDWARE STORE of JO
SEPH McFADDEX. Farmers and Black
smiths, call and see the largest and lf as
sortment of Iron ever offered oa the West
Branch. Having the occlusive control of the
celebrated Vtuiimii Centre county Iron,
he is enabled to warrant every bar. All
sizes Tire, Scollop, Round and Square; Horsa
Shoe, Nail Rails, Stc. at Cma prices 10 all.
Call and see the Hardware store of
JOS. M'FADDEN.
Lewisburg, May 10, 1855.
DR. GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP.a certain
enre for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
froe an Imrurr aute nf Ibe etoia'a alM, ft Hire rf"
rmltreol H ' Lit A'l f prif. t S rn r'1"1'!
,1 e.k ly (.AJLVWIi.
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