JL
A Growing dan !
Galusha A. Gbow wu born in Wind
Lani county, Connecticut, in 1323. He
wu left father leu at three years of age. ,
Hi j widowed mother, with eix children,
tba oldest seventeen years and the young
est but three months, was left with prop
erty barsly suffioient to pa; the debts of
the estate. When Galusba was ten years
old, bii mother left Coouccticut to seek a
new home in "the West," and located in
Northern Pennsylvania. His reading
prompted a desirs for a liberal education, I
and his cider brothers, observing the rap- J
id improvement be made, unaided by auy
tutor, resolved to gratify bis ambition,
and accordingly scat him to school. At
eventeea be eutcrod the Freshman Class
at Amherst College, being poorly fitted,
though it was as good as the schools of
his wild and thinly peopled region fur
bished. In l$ii,he graduated with high
honors. In 1317, he was admitted to the
bar. In the summer of 1S50, the Demo
cratic Convention of bis county nomina
ted him for the Legislature, but ho de
clined. In the fall of the same year, he
was elected to Congress by a singular ac
cident in politics. The Democrats of the
district were divided, and bad two candi
dates in tbo field, each claiming to be the
regular nominee. Eight days before the
election, both agreed to resign if Mr.
Grow would be tbo candidate. lie had
left his law office the fall before, by rea
son of ill health, and was spending the
summer working on farm, plowing,
peeling hemlock bark, and surveying.
He wss waited upon, in bis retirement, by
friend of each candidate, to ascertain
Lis fcelicig. They found him with a set
of bands on the publio highway, rebuild
ing a bridge that had been carried away
by- freshet. Ho acceded to their prop
osition to be a candidate fur Congress,
both the other candidates resigned, and a
Convention was called, which placed Mr.
Grow in nomination. II j was elected,
and ta 1851 took his scat in the House of
Representatives, the youDgcst member of
tbo Thirty-second Congress, and, with
one or two exceptions, of the Thirty-third
Congress, also. He is now serving his
fourth term in Congress, each election by I
larger majorities. Hence bis nick same,
"Great Majority Grow."
"I gets te Peer, anyhow." The Sa
cramento (Cal.) Age tells cf an inveterate
lager-bcer consumer, who is in the habit :
of hanging around the bar-rooms for the
"stumps" and pickings : I
..ye- . .1- -ii e -. - !
"leswruuy, me ota icuow was waning
in a saloon on K street, expecting the re
ceipt of a free glass. The bar keeper at
length saw a dead mouse under the coun
ter. "Good !" be exclaimed, ''I'll fix old
Lager with this 'era ;" S3 he takes the
mouse, puts its decaying body in a glass,
(ugh) covers it with malt liquor, and
passing it to the counter, calls cut : "Ere,
old chap, 'ere's a drink." Lar tntiwil
to the counter, around which several 'cute
ones were standing, seized the beverage
ad swallowed it, choking slightly as the
vermin descended bis throat. "Ah! ah!
sow you're fixed 1" yelled tbe crowd.
"Vas ish fixed V inquired Lager, startled
by tho sudden exclamations of the room
quad. 'Oh ! you've swallowed a mouse
that'll nse you up !" answered tbe bar
keeper. "Shwalled a mice! me, mit te
peer V said Lager, aa coolly and careless
ly as though be bad only taken down a
fly. "A mice 1 vel, I tot it was a hop as
goes in me ; but I don't care 'lis a mice,
gets te peer anyhow 1"
A Picture of Mouehm Vibgisia.
Tbe State Gazette says: "We saw, yes
terday, going up towards tbe upper ferry,
a team of four animals a horse, a pony, a
mule, and a bull. Tbe borso had tbe
, . . . ,. , ,
oeaves, me pony was oudu, me rauiewas ,
lame, and the Cull had no provision tor : Krlml. ICK Ul.tA.ti tor tne public ana lor
fly time. In the wagon, (which was an ! Par"es' in larBe or sma" q"i'"
orJiuary one) there sit a white man, ai Cash paid for Butter and LggS.
.e!nr,lod nWr. nnrl a li.m. skntiV fr.il.v ITS: Toys. Spices 4c. always on hand.
i ' J
bound with a wiep of straw. Tbe while i
man held the linen, tbe team held its cwn,
and the nigger held the skunk, nod they
11 moved forward. To make this worthy
of its place, it is essential to say that it is
true."
Some crusty old Bachelor is answerable
for the following :
-Nstnre, Impartial in her end.
When h mfttie niu tbe trongrtt.
In jntie. theu. to Makr amends
Made woman 'a tongua Ui. longrat-1
Somebody else is the sutbor of this :
T.mV.j limtea aaooirtacht ; 'ao much bair
Male avrry man lonk like a bear."
Hut Fanny. bo so thought can 'tter,
UmrU oot,-Thi mftre like bean, the better;
Hcale," ber pretty abciuluer abrufC'nit.
ejleara are aoth glutton cbapa Cor hugging.1
Too Good to Waste. The medical
attendant of tbe St. Louis Hospital accos
ted an Irish servant at the door of the
same, the other day, with : "Did yon give
the medicine as I told you V "Faitb, an
I did sir." "And the brandy ?" "Snre,
an I thought it a pity to waste 10 much
good liquor on tbe men that were bound
to die anyhow, so I drisked it myself."
"Bill," said one loafer to another, "I's
a National Reformer, I is." "Vy, is that
our party T" "Yet, it is that. If you
put in a Toto fiT that party, you vote
yourself a farm." 'Wcll, I don't go that,
without they'll go a little farther ; I wants
a farm and somebody to work it beside."
A poor Irishman applied for a license
tt sell ardent spirits. On being question
ed as to bis moral fi'.nes, be replied :
''An' tore, it's not much of a character
tlat a feller needs to sell rum."
A jolly old doctor said that people who
w.w prjrnpt in thnir payments always re
V.ereJ in their sicklies, Uiev :re
, ,. '.ner. a,-) pl.;,;.-iun e"i!i t,ot
iJj January j July Jj
iVbruary j August
i tl s aj 4I s ! l :U l e! l'rtj)
&1 J t mlii'i: iv b Hull: is uli
V a HM.siii Kliilis is ifi i;ijiv!.v ItirV,
, ! -AT -iJ -i-Si- -.7 ! fn C-le
tfH i ! I I I HM 1 1 I f1
MDlembrr ' jv
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v-fc Is lsh 17 Itjttta tsxstis tattoliT HCHi
ffrwM I 1 igiiiH I 4)
th April October )
Wi I I I I lis! a' J J .1 .1 J l - ft I
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HP May i Xovi'inbc-r )L
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v-f ;i;u'is isimIisi 1 j ii 11 i2ii"c.
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December,
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Vo have recently n1Ttr1 a number
of varieties of JfJQ TYPB to our
former large assortment, making
OVER CO STYLES
of type, large and small, with a good
variety of borders, and most respect
fully solicit a trial of them by those
wanting anything in tho way of
Tickets, Itlanks, Label,
CAKPS, CiiCttWra, liills. &c. The
use of these by merchants and busin
ess men generally, is more common in
most communities than in ours. A
larger range of opera4ons may be
gained by a constant "keeping before
tne people" of the tk ape, occupation
or I'KOFession of any man : and a
nearer approximation to a Cash busi
ness may be made with patronage
attracted by this mean?.
We think wo have tho materials
and the experience the taste and the
tact to execute all kinds of Jobbing
expected from a Country Oflice, in a
style not excelled on reasonable
tonus and in prompt time. Call
AT THE 'cCtnutfe" Cff.cc.
NOTICE.
rTMIE subscribers having purchased the fol
J lowing property at Constable's Sale as
the properly of Mrs.iaia Asm Loko, hereby
give notice that they have left the tame prop
erty with her during their pleasure 1
A cooking stove and pipe, parlor Hove and
pipe, 18 chairs, mantel clock, X looking glas-
hmA tnioi"g. a iduda, cupboard,
5 bureaus, settee, CO Ttinls carpeting, S tables,
lot of beef and pork. sink. 3 shoat, ate.
ALEXANDER DON ACHY,
NATHANIEL BLKKHAKT.
Lewisburg, Jan. SI, 1858 pd
Administrator's Notice.
"VfOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
II Administration on the estate of Jbbsb
KING, late of While Deer township. Un
ion county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned in due form of law : Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, are hereby requested to make
immediate payment ; and those having just
claims against the same are also requested to
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment, aaku.x smith. Administrator
White Deer, Jan. 16, 1858
LEWISBURG BAKE&Y.
TIHE subscriber has rented for a term of
I .i i : . C. . Y.-I
B, vcara inc cuui.iiuuiuu-t luouis mai ucvw
Kline's Hotel, where he carries on slaking
Hread. Cake, Tarts, Ac. and hopes to be
i able to render entire satisfaction and receive
I a liberal support. He also otters
nrvVT.M.T'epTnVIVT? TI?
v j v r M. a . .a. jl . v j,-. J,-JJ.-,
of efrj. kjnd anJ qllalily, o wkobmk onrfj
Orders at home or abroad promptly attend-
ed 10.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lcwisbnrg, Jan. 7, 1H57
I.. H.
Liwaitl L. D. Bmwil.
A NEW HOTEL,
in Eevlburs;, Ia.
THEBUFFAlOEHOUSt
This House is directly opposite the new Court
House. It has been fitted up at considerable
eipense, with the view of affording every con
venience; and no eflbrt will be spared to ac
commodate its patrons. The House is large,
conveniently and deliglitful1ylocated,andhas
been newiy furnished throughout.
I.AWhHE & BREWER,
Lewtsbttrg, Aug. 26, '67. Proprietors.
COME ONE. COME ALL
TO THE CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
rpo West Milton with all your might,
You'll get all you want, and find 'em right.
J. B. DATESMAN, he is the man, again.
Where you're sure to be suited, and then come
When more yon want in the same line.
His rule is, now's the lime
To - settle" that's why he's so cheap,
Cash" is hit motto, and he can't be beat.
J. n. Dalesman, W' Milton,
Has received bis second lot of Spring and
Summer CiOOdH from New York and Phila
delphia, consisting of CLOTHS nf every
grade, plain, black and fancy CASIMERES,
alo a beautiful variety of Ready Made CI.O
THINU of all descriptions. Also, Ladies'
Dress Good, such as Silk, Ti'xtrt, Dt Ijiinct,
Dku Cab, Prints, White Gmxi. Gingamr, Em
broiitrif. Ribbon; Horiery, Sli, 4;e. Straw
Qoodf. Hardware .Cedarware.Qaeensware, &c.
All kinds Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Grain.
Also, Joint, Sawed and Lap Shingles
constantly on hanl. J. B. DATESMAN.
Jane 18, 1857
THE subscriber con
tinues to carry on the
Livery Raalneas at
the Old Stand on fouthl
Third street, near Market, and respectful!)
solicits the patronage cf his friends and th
f ublie generallv. CHARLES F. HE!?!.
Lewisbarr, M- S3, .r0
Jl.ANK Cinirael5 with Ta.-.her. a-.t Or
ts t-!i Fijrrer urvti l.'fTiee.
Ha IMn renin
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3222.
LEWISBUllG CHRONICLE
Educational
FREEBUKG ACADEMY
APD
NORMAL SCHOOL,
Freeburs;, Snyder County, Pa.
THE Fourth Semi-Annnal Session of
this Institution will commence on Tuet
day, Jan'y S, and continue tl'l weeks. Its
location is pleasant and healthy. Buildings
new and commodious, and Terms low. It is
the constant aim of the Teachers to impart
suund instruction, and carefully develope and
direct the Mental, Moral and Physical ener
gies of the students. The course of study will
thoroughly prepare those pursuing it for Col
lege, the study of a Profession or buaiuess
pursuits. The
KORMtl. DEPARTMENT
Or last Sean inn eucoeeded berond rrpeeWllofia, and Ita
mcrabera paMM-d creditable elutinationa. Many vouoc
ladiea and cnUemvn att.-ndud it who have procured
choota and are now amunr tbe moat aurcee-futteaehera.
IVeirous of affording nthera tbe aama (actliUea lor tbo
rouKbly preparing tti.tuwlroa to beoume Teaehera, thia
Iepartnient will tie rr-nteued -in the 2d of MAKOII
uuder atill more favorable naeptrve. The Public dcbool
jr.tem will prove a nvupleto failure vnleea good Tsaca
aaa are provided for it, and thie can only ha dona by tbe
t-ITaP eirnrta of Directors, Tracberp. and frienttaof Edu
cation. Their oo-operatioa it therelora rvsp-.-ctfally eoU.
cited. TKRMR.
Frr Board, Tuition, Room, 1c, per artvion, teStoSO
Tuition alone, per arfaion, t to $16
Tuition alone, in Normal Dep't, per Quarter, S
Muaie, French. Drawinir mod Painting, Kxtra.
Boarding in the viilaite, to $3 per week.
OutaCtaloi;oe rontainin further partieulara. AJIreaa
GEO. K. M FAKLAND, Principal
Freahurf , Jan. I, ISM
DNIVERSITY SCHOOLS !
WILL open for the Winter Session of six
months on Thursday, Sept. S4th.
Tuition, COLLEGE, for the session $20.00
Fuel, Library, &c. " 3.00
ACADEMY English - 10.00
Classical 1300
" Charges ' 2.15
Female Institute, reg'r course $50.00
Preparatory " 13.00
Charges " 1.40
A. K. BELL,
General Agent i Treasurer.
I.ewisburg, Aug. 1 1, 1857. 3m6a0
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
THE FALL SESSION, of this Institu-
L lion, will commence on THURSDAY,
Sept. I7lh, 1857, to continue VI eeks.
The IViitii ssssiow, ol the same lengtn,
will immediately succeed the former, to be
interrupted by a Vacation during the Holidays.
As the public are pretty luiiv ra".n..a
with the success of the Print.:nal, during the
lO years rf his connection with the Acade
my, all extravagant pretensions and promises
are out of place ; suffice it In say that all the
Branches of a thorough fcnglish ana Classical
Course are taught, and that youths are fitted
either for College, for Teaching, or for gene
ral business.
The Uible is a text boob.
A large class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION per session of 13 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRIMA Hi Readier, Writing. 0,-lner, Arithmetic.
fie... Oram, and V. S. Ilit..ry.l JSM
AHVANI tn ENGLISH all not included above, UO
LANGUAIiKS. 600
No additional charges; also, no dednctions
except for protracted sickness.
JNO. RANDOLPH,
August :0, 1857 Principa
Administrators' Notice.
W II EKE AS, Letters of Administration
lo the estate of JOHN STAHL,
late of Kelly township, deceased, have been
duly granted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested lo make immediate payment,
Slid .1.-- I..-... a l.im. npnM m...I
them for settlement to me.
JACOB HEIN I. Y, Administrator
Kelly Tp, Nov. 25, 1857 pd
THE WITHERED HEART,
BY T. tl. ARTHUR.
fT WIS is a targe limo. volume. Price $1.00,
X with a hne mezzotint engraving, ana is
one of the most thrilling tales ever written by
the author. It shows how a man may seem
lo the world all that is good and noble, and
yet be a tyrant in his family, and finally send
his wife to a mad house.
We publish all Mr. Arthur's new books,
also works of History, Diograchy, etc. for
which we want Agents in all parts of the
United States, to whom the largest commission
will be paid, also an extra commission in the
way of gifts. J. W. BRADLEY.
48 North Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B Specimen copies sent by mail free
on receipt of the price of the book. 708
NEW FLOUR AND FEED STORE
Just opened on Thirtf sr., a few doort
north of Market, Lewisburg.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to
have constantly on hand a supply of the
Best Extra Family Flour, (from the
Baltimore t;,tvMills.)Hm kiv, heal flour,
Corn Meal, Corn and Itjc Chop,
Itran.ShipSlulT, iShorts.Oats, Corn, and
FEED of all kinds, at Fair Prices.
The proprietor is induced lo open this
Store fur the purpose of accommodating the
public generally, and respectfully solicits their
patronage.
earGraln of all kinds Wanted.-
THOMPSON G. EVANS, Agent
Lewisburg, October S3, 1857.
TTYMN BOOHS Baptist.Presbvterian,
II Methodist, German Reformed.Lutheran,
&e. of different sizes and bindings, at
709 XevlUH it Co'.
SAPORIFIER, or Concentrated Lye war
ranted to make Soap without Lime, and
with little trouble. With one emkeof Lye and fournonnde
enap rat, yon ?an make fifteen allona good rt Soap,
liard aoap can be made In tba same way. for eale by
w. 0. uauif r (.1,1
James B. Hamlin,
A TTORNEY at LAW,
XL C'Ollice on Second St. west side.Snd
door south of Market, Lewisburg,
6mA93
Union Co. Pa.
DUVALL'S GALVANIC OIL
RELIEVED all pain and soreness in from
5 to 30 minutes. .See another tttlumn.
Price AO cts. per bottle only. Shipped to all
parts of the V. f. For sale by
Jfliah Baker, Lewiab'g I W W Lindennuth, BafTe Ilotel
C D Ron-h, New Berlin I Beaver, Morria A (Vi. Winfield
LeviComly, Turtleville D II Miller. Miflllnbnrg
Cumoung 4 White, UarUeton. Sm'OO
Vocal and Instrumental ISnsic.
THE subscriber having located himself ir
Lewisburg. is ready to leach Instrumen
tal Music in all its branches, viz. Piano, Melo
deon. Guitar, Violin, Violincello, Flute, and
all llrass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany, he deems himself qualified to ren
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos and put them is
repair if desired.
Residence on South Fourth street.
Jan. 19, 1857. Paor. P. HELD.
REMOVAL.
NEW and Magnificent Stock of
COX FECTIO.VERIES t
J. F. EICHOI.TZ V CO. have elegantly
refitted the Storeroom formerly occupied by
C. Meneci, on Market 8t. near Third, wiere
they will keep on band for sa!e the very kesl
of t'piifectipneriee. Toy, Fruit. mion, Ve.
I'aii "! ' 'I.ewi-.liurj, April 9, 37
"& WEST BRANCH FARMER. MABCII 5, J858.
Agricultural.
Young America CORN SHELLER:
The Cheapest, Simplest, most durable
CORK SIIELLER ever Invented!
rpHE subscribers would most respectfully
1 call the attention of Speculators and
Farmers lo this wonderful machine, now on
sale at M'FADDEN'3 Hardware Store, in
Lewisburg. tT'County Rights in the States
of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and California, fur
sale on the most reasonable terms. Machines
will be sold in L'nion and Snyder counties to
all who may desire fo purchase, in order to
lest the utility and durability of the same. Thry
thrit green corn as well as dry clean from the
cob. Call and see them operate. Price $13.
Or address L. St i. U. KURTZ.
Nov. 19, 1857y Aaronsbutg, Pa
SPROUT'S
Combined Carriage Springs
friHE best Springs now in use, warrante d to
I give entire satisiacnun.
It posesses nine distinctoenMc-M over the
Eliptic, and a carriage can be made cheaper
after paying the following prices
Sulky Springs
Open Uuggy
Top do
$10
Slide seal
4 passenger
$17
19
IS
16
6 passenger
All orders must be addressed to E.T.SPHOUT,
715 Hughesville, Lyoomtng Co. ra
Important to FARMERS !
f"MlE subscriber is prepared to clean
I CloereeU at the well-known Mill
of Wm.T. Lisa in Kelly township. Union Co,
on the shorten notice.and warrant no damage
by breaking uf the seed,
ttf-Jor the Fifteenth Bushel lis
Thankful fee pt patronage he asks a con
tinuance of it assuring his casufmce h.a
will do his utmost to give satisfaction.
Nov. 1857. GEORGE BAKER
A Call to Farmers.
Farmers, drop your tools pause a little
read this, and reflect.'!
"FARMERS' PROMOTION BOOK."
ANEW and scientific manuring system,
fur the cultivation and increase of all
kinds of grain, grasses, fodder and pasture,
upon all kinds of soil, proved by actual expe
riments and based upon evident truths, desig
ned to improve agriculture in all its branches ;
represented by upwards of one hundred and
fif'y engravings of the most valuable grasses
and plants connected with the system, by DK.
C. G. REINHOLD, of Boalsburg, Centre Co,
Penna.
EECOMIMF.XDA TIOS.
In thia treatlee it will be seen that tna etyeet bee fteea
to (rive the farmer that kind of information which enablee
him to make practical application to fcrtiitie hie land and
inerreea his grain. frdder and neatnreage. Tnedoctrinea,
a taught by thar manuring, and fodder, and paature cul
tivation fyptt-m, are rational, clear and evvlent, and mg
geat an improvement in the mode of agriculture hitherto
nnknowu to our farmer-, and wbkh. if edoptrd. nr.d
rul lj r.M.tiv-4 a.-, IhI to ad,M .-.-.-.
of the farming community. Such a work haa been'murh
wanted, aa it Slla a void which baa long been felt, but
which there haa hitherto been no attempt to anpply.
And aa farmer, of Centre and Huntingdon countire we
recommend the work to every fanner, aa they will rrap
the greateat poeaibla benefit from it.
Chrifltian Pele.Oeorge Duchanan.DaDiol Moaarr .George
Boat, Jacob Moa-er. I'raneia Alexander, John Uatly, John
Neflleon, Samuel Danraa, John lloffer, Jonn. M'Wil llame,
Jacob Meyer, (Irorge IJuyer.Jr., Henry Meyer. John Car
per, Samuel tlilliland, John lla-aon, tieo. Jack, Samuel
W ilaon,John Herman, U.W. Meek, Phillip Meyer. 3mW4
For sale in Lewisburg by Da. I. BRUGGE It.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
9,1)3 flotoeriog Jlqnlj.
The subscriber has just received a splendid
collection of Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
from the celebrated Nurseries f( Ellwanger $
Barry, Rochester, N. Y. embracing the very
best varieties of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums,
Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, Grapes,Goose
berries. Raspberries, Currants, Strawberries,
ALSO
Large Horse Chestnut, European Mountain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting, Ever-blnnming Rose, and
a splendid collection of llulbous and other
Flowering Plants.
I "Niirsery Grounds on the farm of Ja's
F. Linn Haq. on the Turnpike, within half a
mile of Lewisburg. All orders addressed to
HENRY R NOLL, Agt for J.MEKRILt, 1.IKN.
will receive strict attention. Terms invariably
CASH. Lewisburg, Aprl 9, 1857
10. H. Dersham, M.D.,
PRACTICING Physician,
JL
Korth Third Htreet.
LEWISBURG, PA
709
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned have associ
ated themselves into co-partnership
for the purpose nf carrying
on the Lumbering, Planing and
Carpentering business in all their various
branches, at the
lewisburg Steam Planing Mills,
where they intend to Keep a heavy stock of all
binds of Lumber, and are always prepared to
fill all orders they may receive at short no
tice, and all work warranted to give satisfac
tion both in price and workmanship.
J.D. DIEFFENDERFER,
MARTIN DREISBACH,
REUBEN SNYDER,
tewiabnrg Planing Mill, Sept. IS, 1857.
MACHINE BELTING, &c.
INDIA RUBBER Belting of all sizes snpe
oior Oak tan Leather Belting Mill, Cir
cular and Cross-cut SAWS and every des
cription of HARDWARE Wholesale and
Retail by LEWIS M DOWELL.
Williameport, Pa
Orders by Express or otherwise promptly
attended to TERMS CASH 8m698pd
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Emporium
Market Street - - Lewisburg, Ta.
CLOCKS all kinds of 8-way and
30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
time-nieces. Brass 8-dav clocks at $4.
brass 30-hour clocks as low as $1. All clocks
warranted for one year at J. L. YODER'S
James F. Una. J. IBerrill Linn.
T F. & J. M. LINN,
l s Attorneys at Law,
LEWISBURG,
574 Union County, Penu'a.
William VanOezer,
TTORNEY at law,
j Lm labor r. I'nln Co., Ita.
tFOftlce i-.it Klines llfwl
ra
U3
II. CiERIIART, VEST1ST,
Market street, next door to Brown cc i
Hitter's Store I.EVVIsBURU, PA.
THE sukribcrs offer for sale, at the
X Lewisburg Foundry, in large or small
quantities,
100,000 feet dry Hemlock Juists. Scantling,
and Plank, at $9 per thousand.
60.0011 Shingles, at $6,50 per thousand.
6.000 feet small Building Timber.
Also a lot of Pine and Hemlock BOARDS, ;
Rails and Fence Boards, on accommodating
terms. GEDDES. MARSH 4 CO.
Lewisburg, May 15, 1867
DR. SELLING'S
Caurer Institute, for the Trcaiment 01 !
Cancers, Tumors, Wens, Ulcers, Scrofula, or i
any Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases gene-1
rallycanbecured(ifcurable) without surgical
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
stale diseases plainly, and euclose "! cts fur ,
advice j Letters must have a posiae stamp
enclosed to pay answer. Medicine sent any j
distance. Address C L KELLINO. M I. J
Mechauicsburg, Cumberland Co, Pa. i
Meehanlmhnrg ia S milea from llarrleliunr. on thcC.T- .
Railroad, ami a-eeeeible from all parte nf tbe L'nicn. j
Old and veurg, poor and rich, come all we will do yu ;
iav. 0SrTt tlinaa afflicted who ran not vieit me ero- i
vallv.I aillepiol.per mail.nn receipt of $A only, a hvipe
to prepare Mediclne.witb lull Oireetioiw for uM'.ae. titate j
all parucniara. jiuureiw aa aowre ou,-.iw
HOUSE BUILDERS,
TAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned are
appointed Agents for the sale of
Doors, nilntlN ti. Window Sash
of all sizes, made of the best material. All
work warranted. IVMade by L.B.SPROUT,
Hughesville, Pa. and for sale by
67s CHRIST & CALDWELL, Lewisb'e;
DENTAL CARD.
'lIIE new method of inserting arlifl-:
X cial Teeih, Gum. Ac, known as
AUen'it Coutlnuous Cuiu Hork, 1
is, without TXCcptiun, the best improvement j
erer made in the art of Dentistry. This work, i
when properly constructed, is the most beauti
ful. ihe cleanest.combines the preatest srrenpih j
with durability, and adds more to a clear and ;
distinct articulation, than any other kind of.
workcTPrbnuphtbt-ii.ri'Uivubiie. Ani !
Dut only (hi. Hy a baiiiiltil ili-n.ry I
In cotDbiiiKtio with this plyle of work, f
we can cite the face it natuml fiprt-?- 1
nlon, w itht-ut, in the Irwt, iotcrfenos th fulot-aa .
of the tftb in nuu-ticmtion.
I would take tlii nifilKl cf informinr tIio intfrrVrJ
that I have purrtiawtl the 1'aU-ut Kicht itr tliitt ealustbte
ifninT-njrnt, ut the .tiwentt-r, John Allt d. (now cf New (
York.) for thin and aevrral adjoininir muntr-i. mtvi thttt I
am now manutarturirg nn article nf Teeth and On mi that I
will fomparvfkToraiily with anything in that line tht hrv i
ever bru mmi to thin or an other country. I ak all. j
and ep'ially thoae that need teeth (if th.y haTecngsgtii
UMaaa ui isvvj VO call. aLttl cxamitH- for tliriuirl.r-,
JOHN LOTKK. LhbiM.
Office and RidDC.r on Third atrec nmr Market.
Office in MiLTOit.on Droadway,nearCadwaitaIer'9erner
West Branch Insurance Company,
OF Lock Haven, Pa., insure Detached I
Buildings, Stores, Merchandize, Farm j
Property, and other buildings, and their con
tents, at moderate rates. Doing business on
bothCash and Mutual plans. Capua!,'J.)U0,llU0.
DIRECTORS.
Hon John 1 Pearce
John U Hall
Chas A Mayer
Chas Crist
Hon C C Harvey
T T Abrams
D J Jarkmaa
W White
Thos Kitchen
Peter Dickinson
Hon. G. C. HARVEY, President.
T.T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
THO S KITCHEN, Sec V.
JAMES D. HAMMX, Aeent.
6J7 Lewisbur", l'nion Co. Pa.
TAILORING.
JOHN B. MILLER
thankful for past favors
would state that he has re
ceived the Fall and Winter
Fashion, and is prepared to
CUT, MAKE, and REPAIR
garments as nsnal. He will
endeavor, as heretofore, to
execute his work satisfacto
rily to all. Lewisbnrg, Ang. 10.1S57
NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this Sd day of Feb.
A. D. 1857, entered into Co-Partnership
for the pvrpose of carrying on a General
Foundry Bunlneas ai the Brick Foun
dry in Market street. Lewisburg, under the
name and firm of Frtck & I.illev.
WILLIAM FRICK,
JOHN LILLEY.
Lewisburg, Feb 2. 1857.
A general assort
ment of COOKING
STOVES for coal or
wood, tStnne Coal
Stoves, Wood Air
Tight and Parlor
Stoves, &c.in varie
ty always kept on
hand.
CASTINGS of ail
kinds made to or?er-
fqilDcte'& ?ic(:q;is, ?i)5i(irqi:e Cohip.
cob. noon) ahd mxixrt its, fhii.adklpbia.
4 apltal $l,r0,000.
Assets tow.i&i 13 1Dvesied in Bonds, Mort
gages and other potni sccamifs,
ARE YOU INSURED AGAINST Lu
BY FRE 1 There are but few who
receive sympathy who incur loss by neglecting
this most ntcetaary anU MuManliai precaution. !
We often see it announced that persons have j
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years of industry swept from them j
by the devouring element over which they
have no control but by being insured. j
Insurance protects you from the incendiary, i
negligence of servants and the casualties of
your ne ikI. bora. ?t will impart foufidenrr to your crd- !
itorc and character ni prudrvce nd precantion to (
all your buiintxia tranaartioiia.
It rrqnjrpn hut a ?ery small sum to Injure in ram i
ran trin ft from $100 to $1000, and y-t hfw many tlnre are 1
who have no insurance upon (toad. Furniture, or any-
thinp rli-rl If your Stock ia pmail, tr.M tbe Loss to you .
U'Cht bm wrious. j
Thia Company Inirnr BmDrXGX. MFRCIUXfr
l.Ey GOODS, FVRXn TIT K. MA 7.VA A' and STUCK '
From f 100 to $5000, j
at tbe faweet Ratee mod upon the meat Librral Terms, '
and raoMPT raniurr on the adjustment Rf Loss. j
DIRECTORS.
ITon The.B.Flnreore Jame K Xeall I E-iw.R TTetmtaM '
Ore H-Arm.treng Ctia'a Dinffee I .'.Oarml llrew.ter
t'hft.A.Knbineam I Th Maoderfletd Isaac Leeeb, Jr.
Geo. Ilelmbold
Oeaeral Superintendent JOHN TI10MA?0N. t
TIKC3 B. FLOKENCK, PnaiJent. i
EDWD . UELMWH.D. feeretary.
i. MKKKII.I. Aient,
657 LEWISBURG, Tmon Co. Pa
A CARD.
T i the Viti&ns of Lru-isbnrg.
THE object if this Card is to call ynnr
attention to the fact that you can bny
your Books and Stationery cheaper, and have
a larger stock and variety to select from at
Xci lUK k Co.' Cheap Bookstore,
than any other place in this town. We wish
you to call and see for yourselves and thereby
be convinced. If you were to consult your
own intereM.you would givethis establishment
your liberal encouragement. We desire to
see a taste for readin? crow nn, and to fur-
ther this we place good and useful works at
such low rates as to be within the reach of I
all. Young men desirous of imrrovinr? their
minds should embrace this opportunity of
furnishing themseves with Books of Travel.
History, Biography, Narrative, Science and
Art, which we otter at low prices.
Cl:BSrRIBE for Harper's Magazine,
the Knickerbocker. Graham's and other
Magazines, at the Publishers' rates, at
P. NEVUS Si CO'S.
SUBSCRIBE for the New York Ledger, j
M Fallon's Pictorial, Harper's Illustrated,
rr any etr.er .exspspr, a! r-ib'ishers' rve-.. '
st P. NF.VU'S A. I'O'S.
i
Philadelphia.
nTch olls house,
ii:urout'an I'lun)
. r, .
115, South laigutn M. oeiow mesnui, ,
nrrrr r. T Tilt I 4 I
HISH..use is f..r Permanent and l ransient ,
of the city.center of business, and convenient
to all places ot amusement.
Tne Mercantile and Traveling community
wiil find it a desirable place for comfort,
cleanliness and economy.
I V'Single rooms .10 els per ni-lit by the
week $2 50 and upwards ly7S3
N. S. LAWRENCE'S
N K W
PAPER, PRINTERS' CARD, AND
ENVELOPE
WAREHOUSE,
Xo. 4u5, Cuiiimcrce St., Philaileljihia.
tVCash buyers will find it for their interest
lo cail. 1'hilad, Jan 1, H-8 y
M'RK.V'S CELF.nR.VTKD
LNiUII) GLUE!
TDK CRK.4T ADtlK'-IVE. M't neefil article ever
luvruted, for bouM-etorr or olUce. Buri'aaema in util
ity errv otl-r rliie.tum. mn-ilae. rast ore. ni-utevr
ALWAYS KKAIJV foil AHI.irATH.N.adhe-
e en Pafer, Clotb, l-ath-r. lurnttnre, l're-lin. I in
j na, MarhleorlilaM. i'.-r manurctorinit I'ancy Arliclr-,
T'.y, ete . it line no -wi-eTHir. o't ont v posst-p-inir i:ri-:t-r
etriiiioh than any oth r .irti--le. but a-ib.-rep mor .(ti;ckl v,
f Icevinic u. stain wh'Te tlmprt are j' ir.-.l. XvtaK'U-.
1 Vi ititija th- la.'t tl.ri Vf;.r upw.r ! rf i.'.i' 0t butili-a
! r,f tln;u.tly e'lrbratr I LitL' III 'ji-l'l'. bMi been k II.
w. wut. turn mn.i u.-
fcitn(lr,1 hy mll w!,.,Ill, u-.i n,tht ir. mt-rii,a f-
nil th- itreitt ennvni-i.re im 11 il naa ,ro,-a in ry
at'i any enniUr urti'-lr e,r i-Her'l t" Ihe pu' Ire.
Uxtl" M'l'rtii'i O-. r.i'firf G.i" r'.r Ijrtjt Ad'in't.
Iui no ll,.r. rU'f.M r-UVf. I tXTS A UnTILt.
Manufactured aue iM.1.1. W lu.lpsalf arii trtnii, I f
V. M :. M. nEA.H-itltr.T.
Xn.lVT Cli tout St, Pkiia-iehia.
ae.lii.ji tlie .1rfe ert:i-'
Fur :.a!e by N EVIL'S in Lewisbur?
" HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.
riMIE testimony ot Fruf.E.KH.i an.l Dr.Brin-
klc having previously been puMiiheii.the
fuliowing is now added:
FrAm rrof. M'CLOSKf'Y, I rxu.j Vrrfatnx cf Th
anil Pmctire .if 1lir!n" in Th F mal" M-alira. C
't ivnn-j Ifaina. ar 1 lute lrofrsnr of iurgtrj m tU
Acutmcan ColLwe of Meaiine. Ac
I'fiii. I'll Fin.. Nov 2T,ls."'i.
Mr .Trmnph E Iforfr A trin r.f y,.r Liquid H:nr l'T
win rmmu,cs; i h mrmt kp't''l that it i f. -e .ri ttt
ftoJ rificii'iiis Ti",'riiwi, tni.rH' m.inv .tl.era it l.x in
ie-rl ii!tni-- ; f'Wcd ervitr-;ible in cur uf -f-ine
rutans-oue.' rttrti'-n the h-d it1 I hf.? b"-itntnM
In rs ramendinp it to tliose n-i'i:riDp n-li an tm-1i tu n
Wry roieUfuiiy. J.k. X MTI.O?KV. M h
4T5 ktcr it- above IZth
lIo-IS YVlit.n? InkH. inclii'lin?
Hover's Writing J'iuui and Hover's lndtihlc
Inks, still maintain their hih character.which
has always distinguished them, and the ei!en
5ive demand first created has continued unin
terrupted until the present.
Orders, addrexsrrd to the Manufaof ry, No.
lit; RACK street above Fourth, (til So 111)
Philadelphia, will r-cove prompt attenlinn ty
6i0y JOEI'H E. HOVER. Manufacturer.
HERRING'S SAFE.
th k irniownnfirn
c ii a .m no .!
THE RJXNT TRIAlt K-a-ding
l.ave eniur d tbe urTtr "f :
f oseise c,-;Dion, and fotfirmeti tl: j
Ti'Tftitt of Bi"re than 2iu acrkli-o. I
tat fir.-, proTiiiK cuncluniTflj tl.at
"HerririK'n" U the oLl afk trur i
1LI OT Bni.
Ki tract from tn Ctnmittr-t 1
Report fii the Tiial of I run Saf- .
at katiofr:
On t1 -'"th of Ft-l.rimry m'.l tbi ir.-mVem of fti Cfm- t
initt mot to itnit the Sf and toki und prri, 1
(; !"Ctl in tlirm) and wre prtf-tly nti'iifel that ail was
fiicht. ThadaT fntlowtns. the burring tr- k it.acv.nnder I
tlie Bupcrints-nde'nfo o! the rmraittt. After a fir and ,
imrarttnl hurninff fr five brurB. th Pf.' of Mcf'ri I
Erana t Vt-on iv Cr-t et-n -d. th i?afe Mng "n f r i
inidp,an-i tht pfnT-TtM parli:il'T rnniini.-d. tiI thf
cooteiita in the Snfc ot M. nr- l-'hrreia A iirnoj were ia
good fonditirn. sod do fire iDriJe. ;
Kfadinz. March 2. lAvT. t
(tignfd,; II . F FEI.TX. )
P. s. rn
. Ctmmittee.
A 11 PKAI'lM'K.) j
AnJ enjorewl by over ao of the N-.t men f Reeit:oe. j
The al'oee ?afos ran be in.peti-il t 34 W.ilrut ?tr,-t.
where the rtublic .'an eati.fy themeea r.f the arent .n- ,
prifrite of the 'MI'-rriDi;. Putrot Ch".mpinn." oT the
dclcalcu ami ufil-ttp 'in.iil Iron T'mr SV.mandcr." '
FARI.KL8 & Hi:RRI.G,
34 W alnut Slrt. I'h la'IrlpMm. !
Only mafitrt inthit State (f Jlemng's i ntent Chan- '
pitm S,i fts.
Thf attf mpt mad4 W rthr rT'" lft!,t.,r op the ;
r-ptitti',n of a wdi-h f.-.li nn ipnally in tfci- j
drntat f.r in I'hiladelphin, t nanht iMff(i hy tnklrj :
Mi oiit cf an a?nt tfra. (H. A. l-ant.) ni!i.ir- siu-'
thtckn-a, MilT- n nt fr ni ihof th-j iil. i -burn up" t
oris? of H-Trire'f. f half 1 1 ' -k hi ivt nh it- trn re-
w::rd. Hrrinri if nr-t humt. rrrTr a: nlti- '
riv.'lv that tl.eon'T roiinblf ? ifrrtr mde ir-t ;
i rfwl.irb oTt-r 1 '.'" ar now in acniHi njf.itn'1 mrri than t
iiUO hae ben triid ty r.re u-Ufut a tingir less.
ET.IXS &. W.tTSOX,
mwm. Phi l:iHin hia Tnnn
0W0 fac'""4 !
SP4't' Salamander Safes
aS3Se5 A. 26 S. Fourth St., ;
-.in-,;-. "t Philadelphia. j
Truth is Sliphty, anJ Must l'ravail.
Report of the tVmniiuee appcinied to s nper- j
intend the Bitrmnc of the Iron Sales, at j
KeaJiDg, February 27. 1657. !
- lmrrro. March I.
The und'eMiiu,. wirmhere of th et mm litre, ilo rre- 1
pertluily rrport, tliat raw the two fmttm eric-rally j
eKreed upon bj Farrels Hirrmgaod Kvan.A Uat.on. I
plarrd nitte hy Fidr in a (urnare. l is : The Salr in ne l.y I
tlie ravmaMer of the fhiladeiphia nd Keadin; Kailroad j
Comrinr. in hie ofliee at Keadins. maoulaetur.-d Ly l"j. j
rei. A llrrrinir. and the .cafe in if ty II. A linia. in 1
hi. .tore. mMnufiftored t y Krans A lTatson, and j ut in i
bonka and paper prrri.cely alike.
Tlie fire waa atart.-d at oVI'Tlt. A. M.. and ket np I
until teur cr.rda of preen hirkory. twoct.r J dry oak and .
half rhotmit fop wm-i were entirely ernum-d. the I
whole under tbe miperintrnrienee of the rUbM-noer. '
memherii of theCommit'ee. The 'afr. were thin rmlrd .
olt with water, afier whirh they were opened, and the
book, and pap. r. taken out hy (he Corr mittee and taken .
to II. A. Lanlz't .tore for j.ul.li examination. a!t-r tl'ey
were nrat eynininedand marked t y tlie I'on.mit'ee. T he
book and paper, taken frem the Safe manufaetnred f.y
Krans A H at-on were t ut .iizhtly aft. rted hy Ihe inren-e :
heat, while thofe taken from the Safe manuhtrtnred t y !
r'arrel A llerrinifwere, in onr .'inlcnient, damaged fuily '
fineen per rent, more than the taken (am Ltan. 4 :
V ateon". Safe.
We b.-!ieTetheanoretohaTe been a fair and imrartial
trial of the reaLective qualiti. a of Kuh S-f. .. j
JAOOB !!. ITSIIFR.
DAMKL S. HUNTER. !
TT.inir been aeeent dnrioir the f urninj. we fn'Iy ro- j
inride aith the abo ftatrnient of the rendition the
(apcrs and books taken uur of the re'neetit S&ua.
II A. Sli OI.I.ji. ;
h it vriii.KNfKrrt. '
JAMF.S M1I.IKII.LAND. :
Fliins &, IYalian have now on hand
300,000 pounds! of the above S AFES,
which they mlcr fur sale on letter terms than :
any other mannfacturer iu the I'nited Stales
April 3. 1857 BTiyl
The following named et ntTrenrn.reaiuenf of Read- '
Inland it" eieintty. who ma the fire hare puriha.e.! '.
fe from F.VANd a WATit. sinee the burning up to .
May l.t. IS;. "
U. A. Nirnlls, lipoid Itirah. I--aae Futh, Kirk !W
ter, W. Khoad. I S n. llenry W. li,ineer. Ilr W iloore,
Solomon Khoads. Leri L. Smith. High A Crai. W m.Kirk.
Kantman A Bamn, Wm Farli. r. lleo. J. F-X' r. J M.
A a. W. llantnok. Kira .Miller. Ja. Jamuon. J R A A H
Warner. Jaeob Stlimurki r. a m. Kinp.V. 11. SehlU nb r
pee. It. R. Compnnr. II. A. Lanrt, W. C. A V. P. Krmao
tr.iut, J. P. DridiTane, Bilimeyer. Foltmer A Co.. .M ilton.
Engravin; and Seal Cutting
OF all kinds, at 201, fhcsnnt Street,
PHILAP. Visitin; and other CARDS.
Corporation and other SEAI.S.and everything
in onr line of business, promptly attended to,
in rood stvle, and on reasonable terms. Or
ders from Citv and Country solicited,
s. h. FriroN. y W- MASON.
To Tax Payers.
1 l.L persons are hereby notified that the
V properties against which taxes arc en
tered in the Commissioners' oflice will be ex-
posed lo sale in June next. Those who wish
to save costs will do well to attend to them
immediately. A list rf th-s not pai.T w:il
sr-on be ptiblive;!. H.P.5HELI.F.R.
Feb. IS, IS.s. Trra? of l'nicn Co.
I I Lodsing. Every etf.,rt will be made by - I -. ..V ' "'""tib
I the" PruprlettTr, E. NICHOLLS. lo K.ve satis- j ''.i
faction to his Patrons. , , . UKLOOIbl S OLASS ARt,
New Arrangement!
T the Mammoth Dreg & Chemical
L1 Emporium of
nporiu
S. CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the ei,,-
Mammnlh llrnir ftl,.ri fnraierlv L .
L, ... u
ftttt
Fruit and ConfectloiiMv
Tubacco,SnufT,i!nd Imported Ciyarsof iht
choicest brands,
Fanry Xttttttus and Toilet Articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps A Perfumery of ail kind, T
DuLsiiiis lid Combs or irt,t vaaiiTy
ICol.t and Stationer;,
a general variety of Literary and School Booii
I'me Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
dsrrijit.on ; tresh Pine Oil and Patent Bur.
in? Fluid alwar; on hand.
PI KK V l.NLS and LIQUORS of allk:6i,
f r Mf f'icinal uses.
I 'ire I'rwf and Zine Paints.
I'nxrving an.J Pickling Jars, if!
fyCuston.erswill find our stock complete'
coniprisirg many articles it ia impossible hers
to eiiiiineraie. and all sold ai moderate pricts
Call and sre ns. one and all, and see ost
si.xk ; and il we can't sell you cheap good,
ue u-ill nt a-lc you to buv.
We are alu-ays on hand to wait on customers.
Reinen.ber the Mammoth Drue Store !
F. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisbur?, Union Co. Pa. 709
LEWISEUr,G FCUKDRY.
r Ti" salseriber.e, thankful f
& f-(Mirat patrcnaee, would mfirs
??m PoWic they ccatian u
clrirT.-'t-'e. manofaeture all kinds of Mill
1-tA l.'l.Nti and oth-r Castings. Thrnhicj
Machines and nther Machinery repaired in it.
teM manner. I'a'tincs warranted te t sf
rr.d materia!, ai.d at prices that can not fti
to pa?e. fJEDDES, MAhSH 4 CO.
Lewisbartr, Feb. IbLl
ClOOKINtl 5iovfs, of various atierm
; and siz-a.. for (!oal or Woo , for salt
atthe Lewisburg Fuondre bj
(.. .I.lee, Marah & Co.
STOVKd I'urior, Wcod. and Coa
Stoves, various palterns, for ale at lbs
Lewi-bura Foundry. Ceddee. Manh & Co.
T.K1'S Pnteni liana Plow, a sue.
rior ar'.icle, for salral the Lewisburj
Foundry hy
Gediiea. Mai.b & Co.
GIIA1N or Seed Drills Ross' Patent
decidedly the best and most durahlt
I rain lirillnowin use, for eale at tba Ltwieeur.
Foundry by G'eddee, Msrah A Co.
Eussey's Grain Reaper.
for cutting both Grain and Grass
AM FACTIT.ED and for sale at Ui
Lewisbur? Foundry by
liEDbE.s. MARSH & CJ
"VOTliT. Ifavins If en afpoiuted tie
i. SEXTON to Ihe Lewisburg Ctmelerr,
me s'jbrnl e r would slate that be is prepare!
to prrfi rin all duties cmr.ccied with the bartal
of the dead. on short notice. Also that he will
attend icthe re-interment of deceased person,
under the direction of their surviving friends.
Residence in the I.o'ee at the Caie rf thl
Cemetery. fiEOKGE UONACHY.
Lewisburg, May 20, 1S54
IRON! IECN!! IECW!!!
3 47tS 1ES- Jst wefired at Ite
' HARDWARE STORE of JO-
HFFH McFADDES. Farmers and Blacl
smilhs, call and see the mt-est tmot best
Sf-rtinent of Iron ever ofierrd en the West
Branch. Having the exclusive control of tl.t
celebrated Vuihtiii i Centre cennty Ircp,
he is enabled to v arrant every bar. A 1
sizes Tire, Scollop, Rtund and Square; Horta
Shoe. Nail Rods, Ac., at Casa prices to ai).
Call and see the Hardware Store of
JOS. M FADDE5.
Lewisbnre;, May 10, 1855.
Mcluiljold'a Cf Diiine Ireparalloa
or
Highly eoncentrottd Compound Fluid Extract of
n s sjlj sxr: mm vj
IiOR Diseases of Bladder. Kidneys. Graft',
Dropsy. Weakii' ses,Obstruciio.,Seerel
ll:eases. Feirale Couiplaints.ar.d all diseases
i f ihe Sexual tire an a ari'in Tre m eare.-n nd isaprow
eneiea in lite ard remi.aine II lirptepr-r Pcharee fn a
The Bladjee. h idney. or Cea uai Ora'al.a.a b tber eaal:B
in Male or Female, fn.ES wha:cTr mum thej assy nan
oiiainated.
a:id no matter of hcv li standing,
giring llvaith and Vipr to the frame, and Bloom, te lbs
pal. id ci eak.
Jay ta the Afflicted!
It fMT NerTf u .n-1 D tititt-d -"nfTrTTi. tiH rose
11 thf frMIliMS anuac which samy be fottntl
IpiI oir;n to ex rti- S, 1 r-t ft mr, lomp of BfirriT
utti-uit rit Lrtithiti- nviml wratin. bcrrr of
ea.-r.-tpak rrT-.tT- n- Litr.f, tlrt-miiui horrf-r of di!h,
E?cht j.wi jifs, eolil fpfct. WkkfftJiDf f. driDBrm of
fi-irn, I 'Dufr, uoivrral .atitud cf lfc mtr
cuiar vum. eft n riiprsioua arT'1'
j'"," :ir f n. t Br. hri hai.dfi, fin.bi8g of
lUf tt-Iy. Uryiif of thf fk.n, pmllid cuo-tfnan-p
:.rj rrui. f ;nit CD the focf. palD
Id iht- bat k. bratier-- tf the (Tel.dt
fr-nu- ntiy t:tk crtt.- Cing Wlora
the Tr with t-in(oriiry t.ffiitMio and
I-? rf s-siht. want of ; Oct ten, ercat
mol il.ty. nr- r-t!foi-p, tith hPiror "f
foru ly. 't'ttir? i-Biorf dfirable to incb
jtih v than to.vude, and otliicg the mor
dreaii tir frr of Uifm-elTr; bo Trpcm of
tRBnnrr. no -aroptD-. no np?f olaticn, but
l.uirud trai.Piun from on quraiivB to aeelbcr.
T1h tsTBiptfia, if :icrd to ffo "it whir b tb )-
cine in-.ruKiy rcmcT' Ceon folio Lom or Piwii,
Fati itt. ad nimjc 1 ':t id tec of vfaxb u Mtlenl
way ri ire. W ho run iy tLat theM eiceeea ar l
frequently ftlir w.J ty il.o nirrfiil t)ieasa--IaMtv7
aotl t'"?inrin? Ihe rerprdB rf the dd Aylnstv
mti't tbf mpianejioly d-ath by CoD'oBipticn. bear ampla
tT"itTiony to il-truth cf ihrfe 8ertiriM. Ia Lurati
A'yium th io?t mflancbnly e:b.titioB arart. T
rruntttinhfii ip actually M-ddt-n acd quite dtitute a
tler nuirth or prt-f i-T r liKit it. Looid a, aousd of IA
voice oerur, it ia rare'y artirulate.
n itb woeful m.a.nrea, van deMtr
T-rw sullen wandi bis jrief b-gaiied.
reCility i mrrt trrriHe! and haa brought thecat
upon Uiou.tnii4 to unl.mel era.m, thus blaa'.inf ibt
lunt'iiion of man ttrbl vouth. It en b rand by tlw
dm Ctthia lNFALl.ir.l t JiFMl UY.
If you r auTrrine with any of tbe a be re dlatirmaf
ailmt-nt. the H.LI1 EXi'HAtT CLtliC wiU car y
Try :t and t fonT.ur.-d uf its fErary.
Ei war i cr Qcick No-ntr A5 Qcf t Doer?,
wlio laicly boaat of Liiit;-a ana nknvrr. C:im
knew ard avoid th m. ard " lccir fullrrire. wfff
rtrd expf.aure. hj ar.d.nf or calling tor bottla of -W
lYpuljir mv i ?xr ftie Kt-mt!?.
li allay sil rain and tuBipatirD.ii y erfrctly plean--In
it- tate nni odor, Lut immediate in its action.
11EM110LIS EXTRACT hlCUU
I pp-pureel dir-cilT aecor.Iir.jr to tha Snlea of J
M i Y AD t Hi '.V.vA I', ttb tha pr.atrt accural?
and rbcmi. 1 Itni-wln-re ai d rare devotrd in itarcinl
notion. prniwuT iv-crs' Vaiunble Wt-rt. rn tiia
Pmrttre oT I h;5ic, aiid most of lb Ute Staadard Horia
ot Mtiiiciutr.
fr-ftiooi
One II unbred Poilnrs will be paid to any PIrrdcha-
mc rroT that the Medicine ever irjurd a lath-ot , i
tho tpahmony cf thouaandacan ba- frfduced to prove tl"-
it do- tit fOi. I'naea ot Ir B in w--h to tbirtM
yeiirjt' tamliwa: have bvt-D e (Tt-rted. The atas of Tola
iary T't m-my 10 posarion rf th Proprietor, vouclutsi
it vtrtne ard rurati T w" r. ia i m m n , cmbraci
namt-awcll knowa to tClk.NtK ANU AMK.
100,000 Ihttkt Iore Bren So?J,
and not a inle irutanre cf a faiisre ha. hern rreortei
IVr-rn'.'T arpearrd hefore me is Alderman of ts.
City of l l ilij.lob.a, H T. IlK.nn. Ch.DjiM. whot:M
duly sworn die. .ay. that his rrearatioD roBtaie.
Narrotic, Mercury or injorien. lruf. hut are rorly
gwtahle. H. T. HmsoLA. iole Manulaetnrrr.
Swom acd .uhscribrd h. freme thi.2."'d day of ci.se
her, Ifol. JI. P. II HI BAUD, Aldtrsjaa.
Prix, $1 per Bottle, or Six for $5 Delittrti
any Address,
sreerr.nnnied he reliahlt and re-pensihlerertifeates fhS
l'rofe.tr. of Sledieal College, Clergi men no other.
Prerarad and eold hy H T.HH KU
rcetial and Anilyttnl Oe"
.Vd. 52 South Tenth St.,lt.cw iMOnutJitrmtiti faiJerV
IBiiarRrsi
ar. be had of 2mssir!$ nnd TVw.Vet rarea,-'
I'HUrd tc.'f, fVajtffli oed firituk Jmnces.
BEWARE Cr CCUaTtEXEITS.
Ask foe HemlMsTeke no Other C
Uucrertf.-d. frldliy
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