I.KWISBUKG CIIltOXICL.H AND WEST BRANCH FARMER
lUit anb i)umor.
Old Zach's firet Dinner at tn Walts
How
On Thursday, Jan. 31st, iha Tresideot
tntt-rtained the Hungarian at dinner,
number of other distinguished guests being
also to attendance. Among these was Mr.
Benton, who during the course of conver
sation, remarked thai "the first time be di
ned in the While House was with Mr. Jef
ferson, during his Presidency, acJ that he
1ad dind with every President lince tbnt
time.'
Well' rejoined the President, "I can
date my firt dinner at lha White House a
little further back than that, and 1 renum
ber the circumstances attending it very
well. 1 had came to Washington to get
commission in the army, end having tumid
the President's house, I went uf. to the door
and knocked for admittance. No one
came, and I knocked again. Still, no one
came, and 1 continued to knock, but with
out any success. At length, having fairly
knocked and tttumperj tin my snuckics i
nvprp aore I walked BWaV. and was pro-
were SOre, I waiaeu away, a r
tecdinc down the Avenue, when I met an
J : I,;. Mniaiia.
- I w
Thinking to do him an act of kindness, 1
stopped him and toldkim ''twas no use
knocking at the door,' as they'd all gone
from home."
'Did you ring the bell r says he.
'Dell, repeated 1, no, 1 saw uo Ull to
ring.
" 'Come back with me,' he replied, 'and
I'll see if we can't get m' and thus saying
we returned to the house, rang tht bell,
and we were admitted by servant.
"Well, tbuight I, 'that bell may be
all very proper for Presidents, but we've
got no such doings out in old Kentuck.'
"That day 1 dined w ith the President,
end made my first dinner at the White
Houe." Corr. M'Makin Amer. Cour.
Anecdotb. In a note to his life of diief
Justice Mansfield, Lord Campbell tells us
that he once heard a judge at Stafford sen
tencing a prisoner convicted cf altering a
one-pound note, when, after having
pointed out to him the enormity of the of
tence, and exhorted him to prepare for an
other world, the dignitary thus concluded:
"And I trust that, through the merits and
mediation of our b'efsed Redeemer, you may
there exrience that mercy C3"which a
due regard to the credit of the paper cur
rency of the country forbids yuu to hope
for here,'
A Walibstikb. The Editor of the
'Daindeiler' (a forlorn old bachelor has
been favored with a Valentine which runs
iu this wise :
dont jew ra jtmn takil Ju
a aiitin on vundei Trra
It ia a njoinnin lor it urw lu
to Urw moire to be With lbs
Yewrra till 5eih iph jcwl hae Me
The Plaindealer man is a very tough 'un
but we guess this will 'fetch' him.
The Tanker. Whipple, the essaviat.
nas tms pfcture of ihe wocden-nutrrHg tra
der: "He has a Bpruce.cleati. Pecksnimnn
way of doing a wrong which is inimitable,
lfe-lieving, af'er a certain fashion in justice
end retribution, be still thinks that a sly,
shrewd, keen, supple gentleman, like him
selfcan dodge, in a quiet way, the moral
laws of lite univeise, without any parlicu
lar poiher bc.ng made about it.'
Not long ego.John Tstson.an Indian, wss
lound dead nut far from a tavern in Maine
where he had been drinking pretty Ireely
the evening before. The Indians immedi
ately assembled a jury of their own tribe,
who, after examining the body of the de
funct, unanimously agreed "That the
aid Tat son's death was occasioned by tlie
Iretsing of large quantity of water in
his body, that hid been imprudently mixed
with the rum lie drank.1
An English paper has a happy hit upon
the propensity of raising equestrian statues,
to Wellington : "Another Duke, or ano
ther horse, is to put up in Kdiuburg, to the
honor of the Duke of Wellington. His
Grace, in future ages, who will be known i
ft.. ft. ajwana-i.aevaawrit aaulll 1.0. t.SL nrl ItPtf-Ml Sa al
UV IS m UltJIIIItllcilaBa Will IJ- Xrwrtv.aj winH wio .
-r .:i II ..,
' '
clvansed the Augean taDie, but ran sway
with all tht horUM.n
When boots first came into fashion, a
pair was presented to a worthy Mayor in
some part of England. He examined j
them attentively, and concluded that they
were a new aina oi dbkci. Accoruingiy j
wImu he went to church next Sunday, he i
June one of them round his neck and put ,
, - i . , a j: i. .
his prayer book into it. His wife ud the
Ollur to bring home her marketing in.
It is hard to tell which is the most mor
tify ing to be ceiikurrH b a man of judg
ment, or to be condemned by a fool. On
the w hole, we think we should prefer the
former.
r, j t i. -i j
Don tbesurpriaedirarteryoti have sailed ,
' 3 .
moothly eight or nine month on the voy- j
age of matrimony, you are suddenly over- I
Jakes) by a tquall. '
' I
The most dangerous kind of bat that '
ooudimea flies at night, is the brick bat.
What article ol fned ia nice, and al the
tame tune very tiai ! Buck-whttu cakea.
gcu.ity cusi::ess.
Jury List, Fab. Term, 1850.
GRAND JURORS.
eVaee DnnJ Hose, Christ tfroaa, Jae Veea, (Vo V. acT
Buftalos Hear. Baker. Chapman Danl Wltm-r
0-ater Freds, turn, ler Talxh. John Vim
I. BaT-Joe-Joa Krbrark. Hartley Curia Meneh
telle W m Hoar, lewir. 9pMa
trrrlrtrirnr 'r" SpjkrT. Saml (Mir, Pefer Ilanh
Ivans in Schurre, John KteMer, Peter KerUa
Vts.yJk iaeigat SaineSwa. Union 8nl Mm, Jr
W. aninb too Joba Barber, Snail S Barber, Jul Clumbers
TRAVUtSK JURORS.
Braeer John Hll, J-..t Bea,er
KiiAa'ue Jacob IVtt, DoiiS Beaver, Daniel Rentier
Crater tola Bowersoa, RuU W Saaitb, Henry K Kaapp
Liiapmna W 1 IlenuM, S K Herrold Jr
E. BitSaloo llenr UuMrr. R.lly John Orore
Hartley Wsj Juaasoa, Js King Jr, RoU F orster, Danl
llunMux,Cfa Mama, Pvl Boon, And MUler, J no Bkclilor
LewL.ivrg--'m Arautroas, Ja P Rati, J no Iloof btua
UkUlKwk-Michl Siesnsn, Henry Wetsei
Near Herliiv J B Comeliua, Uk-tal Klceknr
Pii. Hunt Werheiam, Dm Back!, Jac stiller, B Itammal
Perry John Father, Saul GemtiMlhur, Joba Strawacr
Caioa J Me Walter, On Wear (feeds Rkhter
Waahiuglon J no llaiiu. Goo Spaid, Wm Testa, H.-n Kin,
W. Buffaloe Juo Crongroe, Jac B"ili, Tboa Tajrlor
White Dm-jut K Morer, Jno St Clair, U.nry High, J do
S Finney
PETIT JURORS, (SB wm.)
IWarrr Jos Paea, Jae Una-nine, JaoS Smith, Ovo Obtrdorf
Uuffaloe Juo liauck, J a, D Cbamla-rlia
Ceubr John Mow nr. Chapman Wm Kelly
E. Buffalu J do Strobeeker, Geo K Kheary, Saml L Soli,
UmTticrlta Dfcdi, Jae spHfimjer, webd v b Liueoin,
laml Strajboni
WW-unr-O B Erkwt, Ueary It Blair, Jorrtah KMj
K,My PhUip CmUriiag. Mw.tuw.-k-JooD.rr
1 Miminbont Henry Yearick, Iaaae L Brk
NVw Berlin lU-nrv Solomon, I Mar N'rimaa, Jno Maurk
Pi-ana 1'hafCrvi.bi-r, lienry 8 Buyer, Ueary C Kyer, Urn
Fbber, rml Boyrr Jr
WanhintitoD Da id ButdorT, Geo C Moyer, Jamb Kerlar
TRIAL LIST, Feb. Term, 1850
Cummencin( Feb. 18,
W F Wsgrneellrr K wctU Boggs
Ha-s et al t'bas Guilykunal
Hjr lit iiiman a Bsatian Dievrl el si
Jacob Haler a Altert Wlliegnrjrn
Mar; Dutwie & J Uuweraus
June VSiUj v Abbot Green -J
fainl Hooter Israel Uutelius
L Maim J Lavrhe St A Silbneyer and T T
Jtme Stiver va Paml Berbtul & A Oiefianl
Uu t'haj'1'el ta Kal(ih llilty
Kinsman u-e f Kiley H W fnyt'ei
I inea Willismson J hu M'K. lvey
Wni R.nhiing ts 8aml Hsuj t
Wliil- &Mt-rtiur,Iuu ufEJJi.k ve Bartgs&Cainp
same Marklc. Bailgee 4. Cani
J .iiitban Zrll.ri s 8 1. Berk
Unry Bradahrr Henry Voiiheiiner Jr
Writ M Kennedy & ante Jno Hrn A JuaMnrk
KboaJa fur Caoln r uaa Wagneelr Uundrum
ti Bcuner uk of S Frank Ueo Adaiua
Chiiatr Bogenrife a W II Tbouirxon
Muaari l- r Mu-ser a Ma;kle, Bang. and Camp
Stc Kenglrr Uanl Itrugler
Wbitlixk ff Uuh.m. uae M & A Mstkle Ar
C'mtb uf Ts it Uobl liayes liHS B. yer et al
Christians Run.fi It a commute of lieu Isoriluu
Jobo n)dei Mow Tuber
I'l.ilip Ztifnt as Joseph Ubs'les
I'boe K.J s Jacob Ia-wis
Jac KengUr Ei't iua Kt-ngler ve Daul Heugler
Xarul H nil. i 'Q a ti V (Jaldwetl ailii uot. to K
John IJ UelMit va '.Vin Cocbian
HuU fo Uisbam and I'hriai Jared Iivin
liui -u HuuiiihI a 1'h' V'eaii.k
Joba M Bmfei v Oainl lmg
IVur Ui'imau va v F Wag. narller sur. part
Usui and (.'aruliue JaireU s E Harlutsu el si
I'itu Kiel va Jacob He.der
Jac tHyplier a Jac tpher and Elias Nryhail
Jno I. liber I oV Co e Wm J May A Reuben Klosa
Valeuline Haas va Ileury fpayd at al
Lhriat Herman va ml rVhreckeoaat
Jacob kloae va liiddes A Ma rah
Danl and t 'ar. lu.e Jairrit nEE Hsrlroan et si
G W KiaheJ a Kilter A Kline with not.tj O G
U A Peieraon a d
Geuimd A Co va da
J -'Hwaft. " ral 1 ' "
J K II aye va Kilter A Klins da
W F Wagon ller a H W 8nyder
tiro Fe a v Cbaa 8luin r
1'laU Kn-.i for VV ngbt A Nephew ve Jared I vin
Jacob Miller va Daul Kcng't-r
firo Haina ve fol.non Sira-jaer
K Hsyea va N M and U W U. with not toG A M
b KreUhKt e J.ho Kline -
HoUrusline and wife s U 8t hi oyer and J H Jr
Eiec'rs P Hi. bier drcJ va do do
Jno and Karnl Lauher va J A J Walls
Mary Uii giman va Eliaa F.ee
do J auJ E Fees
Conmih for R Chamber, v J snd C Millhouoe
Knot for Chtiai A Graham ve Jared lavia
John F Kidder and wife va Micbl Kl.ckucr
Grud.s A Marab va Jamea 8 Smith
do a G.'O'ge Miller
W ill A EileM va Mahlon Bryman
Margt Manlierk va Jac Leiaer and Joaiah osRk
Micbael Miib r va M A iStork
J n Mi.tdleion and Jae Khoada va C Slees
Hoi Chambris va B Thirmpson with noii.-e Ac
J HA US J a. I'roih'y
Register's Notices.
I'he fallowing arrounta are to be preaenteil to
Ibe lirphan'a Couil f I'uioa county on Monday.
3Mb Feb IS50 fur confirmation and aUuaanee.
Arel of ('has Wilson, A Jmr -f Eliia Devling,
late of BurT.lo
Acci . f J hn C 8l Clair. Admr of Saul i
Clair, late of Lnion
Aiet vf Jacob K.rn, Guard of Irf-ah G.iaa, s
"'"' of J"bn 8n",bi
late of Beaver
! Acct of Catharine Ream, Eiecutrix of Jcob
, Kr,m e cf chapman
Arc l cf Jacob Oberdoif and John Gable. Eiec
' of Jacob Gable, late of Miflbnburg
Acct of Henry Arnold and Gabriel Biuger,
Eteca of (eo Arnold. Isle of Chapman
Acct of Wm Pialt Jr, Eiec of Charlotte Fi-
alt, late f Iewisburg
AJl. a Jm u .iienmyer, Isle of C. i,t-e
Acrt of Mary 8trub, Admrx of llavd Kiraub,
l, ' ' Chapman
ft ,a.ft ft i . r
' ' '
Acci i.i r-arsn ami oan v aner, nome oi
llemy Waller, late of Union
A eel cf K.niel Wi'mrr, Esrcr of Sob-mon
W'iliiM-r, 'ate i f Chapman
Arcl -f l.eulvn (inmra, Admr of Daniel
, I annebaker. lale of Washinglou
Arcl of Wra G and Kami G Herrold. EseTs
j uf Go Herrold lale of Chapman
Acct of I'hiiia and John A Hill-ish, Admrs of
l f l... u:ii.: .l j- VI' - l: ,
' uu iiiiiivii, ftaiv u, ft, rwiiiui
, .... . , .
Acrt ..f Philip Ruhl. Guard of JacSMn, minor
of iirt, Kteckner. late of We Buffalo
Pmel sect of David Waiaoa and Thus Taylor,
El'" "( 'i Wiitner, late of West BuOsIn
Acci .4 Th.-a Ba hri, Mirvg Execr of Robe.t
Barlwr. lale of West Buffabai
Acd of Saml and Thoa V Barbrr.artg Exeerr
of Saiul Baiber deed, one of the Elrcrs of Rotrt
Laiber, late uf Wet Boflato
DA L BELLMAN, hegt
EXTRAORDINARY Inducements are
offered to cash buyers, at Jones' New
Store, in the way of Cheap Goods. . New
Goods received every week, und sold at
least twenty per rent, below all others in
the trade. A call and examination of the
stock will satisfy any that this is the really
cheap store. C. L. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb 1, 1950. Broadway, Milton
COTTON Fringe A splendid assort
ment of the newest patterns, just re
ceived and for sale very low at
C. L. JONES'
New Cheap Cash Store,
Feb I. 1850. Kroadwav. Milton
Dr. Swayne'i Celebrated Family Medi
cines.
crsR follows cubs!
More Proofs of the Efficacy of
Dr. SWAYNJB'S
wTl'd Cherry,
Hit Original and Genuine Prrparalion !
Consumpllon.
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Broncliitia, Liver Com
plaint, spitting Ulood,dinicully ot Breaming,
pain in the Side and Breasi, palpitation
f the Heart, Influenxa.Croup.bro
ken Conalilutioo.sore 1'hroat,
IServoos Debililynd all
diseases ot Throat,
Breast and
Lungs:
the moat effec
tual and speedy ears
known for any of the
above disease ia
Dr. S wayne's compound Syrup
of wua Cherry.
Reliable Testimony.
John Milton Earle, editor of the Wore enter
Spy, Mass., was attacked with a severe iuflama
lion of the luug. accompanied with a di'tressing
cough : after using various other remedies with
little or no benefit, by the uae of one bottle of Dr
Sarayne a Compound Syrup of W lid Cneiry, ue
waa restored to perfect health.
Wm. Montetius, a lespecrable merchant of St
Clair, Schuylkill county, writes, Jan 30, 1649:
-Enclosed I send you a certificate of Wm. Beau
mom, a citizen of our town. His case of Cons
umption is well known here.apd of long standing;
be attribute bis cure entirely lo your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry."
Be not deceived by the many spurious and
worthless preparations of Wild Cherry, ushered
into notice bv isnorant pretenders, but see that
the signature of Dr. Swayne is upon each bottle,
which is the only guarantee against imposition.
Itemtmber ! the genuine preparation of Wild
Cherry is prepared only by Dr 8wavkk, N W
corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philad'a
Swayns'i celebrated Vennlfnge,
-A Safe and Effectual Remedy for Worms, liya-
lpia. Cholera Morbus, sickly or dyspeptic
r.. . .... ... ft. i
Children or Adults,ana me most oseiui r amuy
Medicine ever offered lo the public"
This remedy is one that has proved successful
for s long lime, snd is universally acsnowieagea
bv all who have tried it to be far superior (being
so very pl.aaul to the lasle, at the same time
eir.viuul) lo any oiner meuicine ever empiujeu iu
Hitraae tor which it is recommended. It not
only destroya worms, but it invigorates the whole
system. It is as rm leas in its enens,anu me ueanu
of the patient Is always impioved by its use, even
hftn no arorms are discovered.
y Beware of MhlaJte: Remember Dr S's
Verniiiuge is now put up in tiuare buttles (bv
ing recently been changed) covered by a beautiful
wrapper, steel engraving, with the portrait of Dr
Swsyne thereon engraved. Besr this in mind,
and be net deceived.
DR SW AYXE'S SI'GAR COATED 8ARSA
PARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TAR PILLS.
The virtues of these pills can be appreciated
only by those who have used them. They are
adapted to assist nature in carrying off morbid
matter, obstructions, impurity of the blood, etc.
They sre s gentle and eUecUve purgative, correct
all the functions of the liver, and as an alterative
in dropsies! affections they are very valuable and
should be in every, family. Thev h... . ".l
coating of pure W hile Sugar.wbereby everything
disagreeable to taste or smell ia entirely removed
without in the least effecting the eicelleur quali
ties of ibe medicine. Remember ! ihey are now
uut up in boxes turned out of the solid wood,
covered with a red label bearing the signature ot
Dr Swayne : none other is genuine.
The above valuable Medicines are pre
pared only by Dr. SWAYXE, N W corner of
Eighth and Race atreeta, rnuaueipnie.
Agenlt for Union Cvunty, Pa.
C W ScbafhV, and Thornton &. Baker,Leriaburg
J Seebold snd . IB Mencb, Milleraburg
UCrilU , .. T..,t. ft.:,n...l..
CU VV llon, u. ft.;iwi,iiiuiiiuui.
Mos Specbt, Beavertown
D J Boyer, Centerville
D.&.Schuure,Selinsg''ve
1) Smilh.Moaer's Valley
ReubKeller.Navy Island
Will & Eilert, Hartleton
Saml Haupt do
Veunginan dr. Walter.
Dry Valley
B.dr. Summers.Freeburc
and by Storekerpera generally ly20
Myers' Liquid Cure !
IS a positive and never-failing Remedy
for P I LESi whether Internal, Ex
ternal, Blind or Bleeding Scrofula, White
Swellings, Ulcers, ulcerated Sore lhroat.
Canker Sure Mouth, Rheumatism, Cutan
eous Diseases, Mercurial Affections, j-c.
also for Scalds, Burns, cuts, sprains, urui
ses, Acc. Ale.
We feel justified in proclaiming the Fad to
the World, that of all medicines ever bro't before
the public, none have ever been more beneficial
to afflicted humanity than Myers' Liquid Cure.
We know this ia saying a great deal, but if we
were lo write volume we could not aay too much
in praiee of this
KALTU-BaaTOBtVS,LirK-PBOLOSOIVa BtatSDi.
Hundreds, nay thousands bless the happy hout
when first they were made acquainted with its
transcendent virtues ; and our present purpose is
to inform other thou-ands, bow and where thoy
may obtain that relief which they perhapa have
long sought for in vain.
The superior excellence of this preparation
over all other medicine, for the speedy and per
manent cure of PILES, is well known lo all who
have tested it. It hss been proved iu thousands
uf instances, and has keveb failed to cure the
most ohttinute taxes, and we are confident it will
nrrer fail if used a proper length of time accord
ing lo directions. As a proof of our ep. tire confi
dence in it efficacy, we assure all purchasers that
if, after a proper trial, it prove ineffectual, the
Money paid tor it will be returned.
I'he Liquid Cure is an effectual remedy for
Ringworms. Dims, rimple. Harbors Itch, r rotted
Limbs. Chilblain. Salt Kheum. Musquito Biles,
slings of poisonous Insects and Cutaneous diseases
of every description.
It ia both sate and eftectnal for RnaoasTisat,
giving immediate snd permanent relief.
Iu effects as a real Pat Killer, are magical,
svsav vimilv is tbb iabb
should provide themselves with this Invaluable
Preparation, the cheapness of which plsces it
within the reach of all.
Full Directions accompany each Battle
Pamphlets, containing copies of certificates
from those who have tested the Liquid Cure, may
be had gratis of our authorized agents
Myers' Liquid Curt is prepared only by
JEROME dt CO. 41 Spruce Su New York
Afsala : C W SuhanV Lewisburg ; J II Raaer
Milton Iveowt3S
TO PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS, &
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DR. J. N. KEELER & BKO. most res
pectfully solicit attention to their fresh
stock ol English, French, German, and
American Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Che
micals, Oils, Dyestuffs, Glassware, Perfu
mery, Patent Medicines, Varnishes, cVc.
Having opened a new store, No S9t, Market at,
with a full supply of fresh Diuga and Medicines,
ws respectfully solicit country dealers to ei am
ine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, prom
ising one and all who may feel disposed to ex
tend to us their patronage, to sell them genuine
Drugs and Medicines, on as liberal terms a sny t
other house in the City, snd to faithfully execute
all orders entrusted to us promptly snd with de
spatch. One of the proprietor being a regular physi
cian, affords ample guarantee of the genuine
quality of sll articles sold at their establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants, who may wieh lo become agents for
Dr. Heeler's Celebrated Family Medicines,
(sMndaiJ sud popular remedies.) to forward their
address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, we respect
fully remain,
J.N. KEELER &BROn Wholesale Druggists,
ly 281 No. 394, Msrket SI, Philad.
SAM'L AMMON,
ww a Btirnivr a I" I I la Aasaasi-aaTrasraW
rsitlAIvivr UL. lor noerai paiiuMaBc u.
X. received, respectfully inform hie old friends
and lbs public generally mat na nas removou bis
Tailor Shop
to the Basement of his Brick dwelling on Market
. . .i,. .hi,., ( Pannv'a aaddlerv date
the office of H C Hickok, Esq) where he hopes lo
suit all who may give mm ineir cusiom, as
I... .!. ail wirk in his line in the best and
newest style and on short notice, lie hat
the Fashions regularly, emptojs none uui
good hands, and is aetermineu t ccii U
Lkiiftiiml nwrit a oood share t
aim mo nftft. .. r-
patronage. CUTTING done to order.
Charges reasonable, and Produce taken k
exchange for work
Lewisburg, June, 1849 lyViO.l
UNIVERSITY
at Lsewisourg.
rflHE TRUSTEES of the University at Lew.
X isburg would respectfully inform its Pstrons
and Fiiend,that. in the School under their care,
fat Lewisburc the following aie the Classes, Sub
jects of Study and Exercises for lbs current year.
Departments and siuaiea.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six Classes Exercised iu Spelling, Reading.
Definition, English Grammar, Arithmetic. Geog
raphy, History U. 8. An Penmanship, snd Com
position. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT of the Academy.
The same studies aa in the Primary Department
continued in the use of larger text booka ; and to
these are added General History, Daviea Algebra
Legendre snd Surveying.
fM.ASSICAL DEPARTMENT of the Academy
Jun. Academic Class. English Lsngusge,
f...ernhv. Historv U.S.A.. Latin Grammar
and Reader, Greek Grammar snd Reader com
meneed. Arithmetic completed.
Sen. Academic Class. English Language,
General History, Ccaar, Virgil, Greek Reader,
Daviea' Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman Class. LivynabaaiaIemorabilia,
Daviea' Lesendre. Trigonometry commenced.
Snnhamure Class. Horace. Odyssey. Select
Orations of Demosthenes, Legendre completed,
Daviea' Surveying and Navigation, Analytical
Geometry, Blair's Lectures.
Junior Class. Demosthenes on the Crown,
Greek Tragedy, Cicero de Officii, Tacitus, A at
ural Philosophy, Astronomy, Logic
Students in the English Department recite
with those uursuina the earns studies in the
Reanlar Coarse.
No class in the Regular course, baa leas than
afc. . j.:!., aswilatinna All lha anemlaft '
school, (in three divisions,) are exercised every
Saturday in Reading, Declsinauon, Lngluh Com
position, and Vocal Music ,
All the students are required to attend, regu-
larlv. some religions meeting. Minors sre expec
led o stlend such meetings se sie recommended
to them by their ps rents or gusrdians. There are
in the Borough no less than six place of public
worship, occupied every I.ord e Day by as many
different Christian denomination.
Number of Students.
The number of student during the pest yesr
in the various departments, was 164. The
number that have entered the classes in the Reg
ular Course for the current year (exclusive of
those in the English snd Primary department,)
i as follows :
Comcx. Junior class . . 8
Sophomore class a 13
Freshman class -13
AcaDxxT. Senior class . 13
Junior class - SS.-lfl
TEACHERS.
STEPHEN W. TAYLOR, A. M, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy ;
GEOKGE R. BLI8S, A. H, Professor of Greek
Language and Literature ;
GEORGE W. ANDERSON. A.M., Professor
of Latin Laneuaea sad Literature :
ISAAC N. LOOM1S, A. M, Principal of the
Academy ;
ALFRED TAYLOR. A. M- Teacher in the
Academy.
In order to meet the demande of the Institu
tion, the Board have taken measures to supply
the necessary Apparatus for the department of
Mecbsnical Philosophy, and lo increase tne li
brary, before the commencement of the winter
session. During the year, the building now in
progress will be completed, sffordiug study room
and dormitories for 70 college students. Another
Professor has been added lo lha Faculty, and
mean provided to enable students in the classes
specified above to prosecute their studies with the
greatest success.
Tuition and Board.
TUITION in the Collegiate Department S30,
Academic (30, Primary f 13 per year.
BOARD, including lodging, washing, fuel and
light, can be had in the village and its vicinity at
various prices, from $1,37 to $3,50 per week.
Session, Vacation, Vc.
Two Sessions in a year Ibe former commen
eea on the second Tuesday in October, snd con
tinues ?7 weeks; the latter continues 15 week.
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks ; Autumnal, 6. Next
session begins 1 1th October.
The Board are happy to sdd that Lewisburg
is si present, as It ever hss been, exceedingly
healthy.
By order and ia behalf or the Board :
THOMA8 WATT SON, Pres't.
GEORGE P. MILLER. Sec'y.
Lewisbsrg, Union Co. Fa. Sept. 1, 1849.
Dr. Bom's BetUclnes. '
The subscriber bavins been appointed
sole agent for Dr. Rose's Medicines, for
Union county, offers them to the public
with great confidence as to their (& aey
and certainty of effecting cures ia nit eases
for which Ihey are designed. A single test
only is required to establish the fact.
Sept 27 8 S BARTON
The New Foundry
IS now carried on as usual, at the upper
end of Market street, where every des
cription of CASTINGS i" pt on
hand or made to order such as
The Complete, or
Complete Improved
Cooking Stores,
for either Coal or
Wood and all
other kinds of
STOVES,
also PLOUGHS of differ-
ent kinds Corn Ploughs, Bull Ploughs,
and the
Self-Sharpening Plough,
a new article, and which can not be beat
in Pennsylvania. Call and see and judge
for yourselves.
CHRIST Ac M'FADDIN.
Lewiiburg. Sept- 22, 1849
PURE FRESH COD
JLlver CPU.
THIS new and valuable Medicine, now
used by the medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in the cure of
Pulmonary Consumption, Scrofula. Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, general Debility,
Complaints of the Kidneys,
Sic. Sic, is prepared from the liver of the
COD FISH for medicinal use, expressly
for our sales.
Extract from the London Medical Journal.
C. J. B-WiLLiaas. M. D. F.R.S, Professor of
Medicine in University College, London, consul
ting physician to the Hnspitsl for Cotisump ion,
die , says ;"l have prescribed the Oil in above
four hundred cases of tubeiculoua disease of Ibe
Lunga. in different stagen,rbich bate been under
any care the laat two years and a half. In the
large eumbei of cases. 206 out of 2-14. its use was
followed by marked, unequivocal improvement,
varying in degree in diflerent cases, from a tem
porary retardation of the progress of the disea-e
and a mitigation of distressing symptoms, up to
a more or less complete restoration lo apparent
heahb.
"The effect of the-Ood Livei Oil in most of
these case wa very remarkable. Even in a few
day the cough we mitigated, the expccioration
diminished in quantity and opacity, the night
sweats ceased, the pulse became dower, and of
better volume, and tbe appetite, flesh and stieugtb
were gradually improved.
In conclusion I repest that tbe pure fresh Oil
from the Liver of tbe Cod is more bencficiai in
tbe treatment of Pulmonary Consumption than
any agent, medicinrl. dietetic or regimenal, that
has yet been employed."
As we have made arrangements to pro
cure the Cod Liver Oil fresh from bead
qunners, it can now be had chemically
pure, by the single bottle or in boxes of
one doz'-n each.
Its wonderful efficscv has induced num
erous spu- irtus imitatiiips. As its success
depends entirely on its purity, too much
care rtn not be used in procuring it ckmv
in. Every bottle having on it our written
signature, may be depended cm as genuine.
Pamphlets containing an a n lysis of the
Oil, with notices of it from the Medical
Journals, will be sent to those who address
us free of postage.
JOHN C. BAKER $ CO.,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists,
Iy28ft 100 North Third St. Philadelphia
T
HE subscriber would infirm the Gen
tlemen of Lewisburg and vicinity that
he has now re-opened a new and elegant
shop, next door to the Post Office, where
he will carry on the business of CD 1 DIMCj
AND MA KING garments as usual. Work
made by him warranted to fit. Produce
received in payment at market prices.
JOHN R. MILLER.
Lewisburg, April 27, 1848
Get tbe Best !
A LL young persons should have a Standard
f Dictionary at their elbows. Anil while
you are about it, get the be-t : that Dictionary ie
eia WiesTEB s, the great work, unabridged.
If you are loo poor, save Ihe amount from offyour
back, lo put it into your hml.PhrenolngJour.
Dr.Webster'e great work is tbe best Dictionary
of Ihe English language. London Morn.Chron.
Containing three lime Ihe amount of matter of
sny other English Dictionary compiled in ibis
country, or any abridgment of thia work.
Published by G at V Merrim.Spnng6eld,Maa.
snd for sale al the Cheap Bookstore of
Msy 30 S r LYNDALL, Lewisburg
GOAL
OF ALL
KINDS
TOR sale by
Jl'
REBER
V IDDING3.
Lewisburg, June, 1849
Worn Specific M'Lane's Vermifuge!
rpHIS invaluable remedy for Worms is
I rapidly supplanting ail othersJn public
estimation, " here it is used it has produced
the best ettccts, and driven out all other
remedies. It is the best they have ever
seen," is the remark of all who have ever
used it in their families.
Tyre Springs, Sumner Co. Tea. Feb 1948
J. Kidd it Co. I received a lot of M'Lane'e
Vermifuge from your agent laat spring, which I
sold out ia one week, snd I think t could have
old 1000 bottle by this time if I could have got
it, nui not snowing wnere lo get it I bad lo wail
until your agent came around. Every one who
nas trieo i bane s Veimiluge, tell me it is the
beat they have ever seen. In fact it ia impossible
or any one to say too mucn in tSvor of thie Ver
ifuge. W. D. ROBB.
Dr M'Lane dear Sir : I have sold oat all sum
i.iTer i-iiis. anu want anotner lol immediately. I
could have sold a much larger auantitv if I had
them. The inhabitants are sending to Rochester
or tnem. ITeaae send me another supply imme
nisieiy. r . BHUK1 , U ruga-lat.
Hemlock Lake, Ltv. Co. IX. V. March 8, '47.
Veryshurg, Wyo. Co. N.V. Dee. 10. '4T
J. Kidd cc Co. Your traveling agent left with
me last summer a quantity of Dr. M'Lane's Pills
anu worm Specinc, lo sell on eoramiasian. The
Worm Specific wall sold, and I should be glad lo
sTocur anore, aa it sells very readily, and has a
very salutary effect in espeUins worm. If ,
can forward me aome. or send ana aw uU. t.
call on your agent in Buffalo (L. a Reynold., I
waui rapes Baas.
W. H. A INS WORTH.
AGENTS C W Scbasvli. IU,n... n
J Sbafer and J H Raaer. Mihon ; I Gerkart. Se
hnegrove; J W Priline. Sunhnr. . U ur--
Northumberland , c Giwt i u,,,,
EQUITABLE LIFE ISSCRAKCC,
Annuity and Trust Company.
Office, 74, Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
UsriTaL, $350,000 Charter Perpetual.
Company are now prepared lo transact
bueineee upon Ibe most libers! snd edssnta
geoua terms. They sre authorised by their charter
(sec 8) M to make ell and every insurance apper
taining lo life risk of whatever kind ot nature, snd
to receive and execute trusts, make endowment,
and to grant and purchase nnuiti.' The Coui
peny sell annuities and endowascnU, snd scl a
trustees for minors snd heirs.
ToMe of Premiums required far the Assurance
of 100 for foe it-ie term oj i.tje.
Age. Prem.
Age. Prem.
31 $2 09
Axe. Prem.
IS SI 50
46 $3 36
17
IS
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
t
SO
1 S3
32
33
34
35
36
87
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
2 15
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
64
55
66
57
68
59
60
3 49
1 56
1 59
1 60
1 63
1 66
1 69
1 72
1 76
1 85
1 89
1 94
1 98
2 04
S20
2 27
2 33
2 40
2 47
2 54
2 63
2 70
281
2 92
3 01
3 13
3 33
3 62
3 77
3 94
4 13
4 32
4 51
4 71
4 91
t 13
5 33
5 54
6 78
6 03
The premiums sre lea ihsn sny other company
snd the policies afford greater advantage. Mar
ried women and female children can insure tbe
live of either s husband or parent free from the
claim ot creditor. Tables of half yearly and
quarterly premium, half credit rale of premium,
short terms, joint lives, survivorship, endow
ments snd forms of spplieslion srs to be hsd al
the Office or of the Agent.
Rates for insuring 100 on a single Life.
Age. For 1 year. For 7 year. For Life.
20 $0 81 91 160
30 0 99 1 30 2 04
40 1 29 I 64 2 70
50 1 86 2 07 3 94
59 3 48 3 97 6 03
Example: A person aged 30 years next birth
day by paying the Company 99 cl would seeuis
to bis family or heire $100 ehould he die in one
yesr, or for 9 90 he secure lo them f 1000, or for
1 3 00 annually for seven year he secures to them
f 1000 should he die in seven year, or for 20 40
paid yearly during life he secures ) 1000 to be paid
when he dies the insurer securing bis own bono
by the difference in amount of premium from tboie
charged by other office. For 4 9 50 the heira would
receive $5000 should he die in one year.
PETER Ci;LI.K., President.
F.W. HAWLE. Sc'y and T ea.
For further paiticu'ars apply to
HENRY C. HICKOK.
Agent for Vnion and adjoining counties.
Consulting Physician Wa. Hvt, M. U.
Lea isburg. Union Co. Pa. July 21, IM9
TIME
HONEY!
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
Carefully Repairtd.at the shortest Notice.
T
MiE subscriber desires to inform the
citizens of Lewisburg and the public
in general that he carries on the Watch-
Making Business, iu the Shop nearly op
posite J.Hayes iV Co. where he is prepared
to execute all kinds of work in his line ol
business with promptness and on the most
reasonable terms, and by strict attention
to his business expects a liberal share oi
patronuge. He has constantly on hand an
assortment of
WATCHES Patent Lever, English,
and French.
JEWELRY Gold Watch cha ns and
(lunrds. Pencils Pens. Rreastpins,Enrrints,
Fingerrings, Silver Spectacles, Lockets.
Spoons, Thimbles, &c.
Which he is determined to sell low.
C.1LL .1.YD TRY.
A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewisburg. Nov. 13, 1647
LEl7iSDURG20U:'DRY
rPHE subscribers, thankful for past patro-
i noge.wouia tntorm tne puotic mat iney
continue to manufacture all kinds of
MILL GEJtRLW.
Cast Water V heels of Jh moM t""i
Threshing Machines.
One and Two Horsei
Ploughs.
ft; ... ...
e invue particular attention to a new
article Wiard'i Patrol CISC FLOCCHS, lor
seraing II Grail. farmers by this plough
can seed in as much grain, in one day, as
in three days with common ploughs.
eaflttnrj.tj an& Curntatr,
and Fitting the same. HOLLOW WARE,
Kettles and Pots of various sizes Smooth
ing Irons and Stands cast Tea Kettles to
suit cooking stoves.
COOKING STOVES.
the most approved patterns now in use, for
wood or coal.
Fancy,Parlor,Vood,Coal Stoves,
AIR TIGHT STO VES,
Race's geir-rrsulattas; Alr-tlght
Parlor Wood Stores, (a new article.)
Threshing Machines and other articles
of machinery repaired in the best manner
and on the shortest notice. Castings war
ranted to be of the best material, and at
prices that can not Tail to please.
GEDDES dr MARSH
Lewisburg, March 25. 1848 !y2O0
Pianos! Pianos.
IT1HE arulcrsifned continue to furni.b lo order
H on ins aaosl raaaonable term. Pl.nn. imn
lbs Banufaclory of CooraJ Meyer, Philad .,boM
uiairameDI are lo well known lo iummI an.
"n onoraii; receisrd lbs commend
t uu.. J .L. . . .
"""""" ""swi smioeni proieasors and cumpo
aars of Mnsic, saa the award ol lbs premium in
NSWIOrt JtilaaielDhia and Hoaanai Vat onalilka-i
; awes, wocn, un atwping in tons up lo coneart
pitch, Ihav can net bs aaroaaaed bv aiuW Aaaav.
taurofaaaa fiaao. i , .
IostroetioiM g iva on ih Piano, a boretomrs.
Befeivwes saav bs msds to auv of tboas nar.ni.
or guardians who have pupil coo, milled to bis
re. lie may bs sawn at bis ivaHiJewco ai M
Mais a. Market Mreat, Lwiburg. where lerraa
pswoiars will b sssdo known.
Tbe rnoat Doonlar an I favftwiio A . ma
of ditferent kind recavod as it ia rssoed 1mm (b
dilforenl aaesical establishments ia th Cities.
"An ounce of Prevention worth
. a pound of Cure," ia
that auul disease,
CONSUMPTION :
DR. FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven
tion acd Cure of Consumption.
This popular work for sale in Lewishuru
by S. P. Lynrlal! J. Houghton and at
this office. Price, 75 cents.
TRICKS OP QCACKS.
LT FrTsDT Hsas raw i:i.-1'i
ferMparilla hie am! la lha olfcrrw.l loiia faiw.l P,
TiwrvvT" Sor-iarilla. .!.-me) a. iha .(
i a I liKM'INK.and all mat. Tim T.anwioJ
and sever waa; at waa torwrty a wartrr on riiiM".e
Sli, uut ihe Uka-JM he a-u.no. D.a ml. lor tS.
ranUw t canon crta for whai h. , law
Lu alte!l ls rna-lieal schwiis, and prat ies) kr .'.
-- i Now th. train f. lis never prac-iieaJ nwl: n.r ,
Jay in tin life! Swh ri'ful, tcitH n.iar.a'easticaiiaj
liMka bad lo llie eliararier and y.rarilr of ih linn. I
BM awcarely, he had oe.rr aftad. lb - staamrMa rf a-
aril or "line. Whra will ) tear lo be h-waand in. b
fill in all Uieir dralin-a ami ii.rroara wiih l.ieir lal .1
nea He applied one Six! Cap;. i a. him la aa
Btaei'uriisl h Diiaiure, au-.ine; ih- Ui soma ha w..
Si?." JI , a. Tua-seemeM ewibarfe in the b-Hae-. TV
maa ban been MHilIm and lll!!ing m. m all p.- .
SEJTh. order lo lb. pnblie .t!h Ihr h.hrf ' m :
the Old Wi Kririlla wa tK ib '..'. fe. a
SanavariUB, ma.l from it (Md rwr'.
Se fhi. S. P. Towneend aava I bar. anid ibe va. ul . ,
nam. for 7 a wee I will biin -' l' ha all. -
SueeonoMiKle -lirT prW of lhaft. H-.lau.. U
Tnomr-m. Sttillmao I t, ar. no.hm but a u. -f
fahvboula. ainiply nude lo ifeeeiy. llw wio'ie, and a
SU lnl,h .town in resaH lo b-ariif,er.y-ri- e-...
-nam Thi. ia lo M'MI the puIMK Ml urciaj an-
Old lr JAI'IISTownarnifa Sara(nlla. bavrnj on F
Old laiclora iiluneaa. kw it" Caaat of Arm, ant1 -aftl
(urnsiareaepaai th. CM of Anna.
Old Dr. Jacob ToMscnd,
tub oricjinal ntsi.-ovEttiiit of Tir.
Genuine Townsend SiT3apariUa.
Old Dr. Tunwwl K " but Til yrnr- "I .T.ir:l-ta
Jba. been known a- uV A L I HoR an.1 i : f
SARH.if.KHILL' hVl" I w:ia f.ni;.l lo
llrnl itauwnulatlure. by whM-h me-tin M lu b en k pt va
ol market, alfl rhe -ale aftrruiueill- I to lii'-a enly b.
had wuii'l IU wonh. and .u.iwu lis aue. I" ha.i r-acld
(be eara ..f man.. wrenli..ea. aa U..-e pemw. wlw had
hem h led of aora ducauea, and aa.cil iro:u UtaUft, pr
aluied us wuftHlrrltil
HEAI.IXO POWKR.
tiii.ramiaim;neii Ai.t.Kir;FrirtTi-.
Bianuiaetureit'm the larreM orale.an.1 la ea,!d ! ibf ...:
out tn. kKTth aral brKadtb ol' the land. r'N'ri.tl!y a- it ia
found inea(Mblc f ie--n-ratiNi or ovt-ri''ia'i'i.
liitlika yoiinc S P. Twnarni:',, it mii n..r with a;r,
and never chafes hm hrihe belter: b-ee it i. pie; air!
on trirntitU friwriytrm hy a a.-ir, man. Th. Lt
kuowlett'e ol l'heiiiitr.. an. Ibe la: t direr;e, :tic
an, ha.e all bean bntf?bl info retiit-rM'n lo the irnu'.c
lilr of the fhi llr'a Saraarilla. Th. -rf,-riila a.
H la well known hi medirid iik-ii, mniatna man, me lon!
prwme, ami aume pr.ier tc- which are men r ale.
and .vhera. whlrh il retained in prepanu It lor nm. i .
dure frrmentminn anl artd, witteh la injUh.ua u. Jie
leni." Smie of the Wipemea Saraapanlla are to '.i-.a,
that ihey entirely eea-ate aiHl are hm K. the preparuiMi,
it Ihey ara out preaer.e.1 hy a tzitlifir jntirtM, ii..ti ie
lit u ihoae aaparienecd in ll nianuae:ure. Mwreuver.
thea. ,aul prineioe,. whKh S oT 111 aar. aa ati ea
hal.ii.ai. nmk-r h-al. are llie rery eaeniil mi uui fi.tp
Sriea ol the ro.K, wtitfii iftve tn it all itaalue
Any perawn ran btl r mew lb. root o'l tl.ey ret a 'tarl
colored Itiitnd. whtea M more Iroio in. col'tris n -tie a.
tbe root ibau irom ai.ytlitnt eiie ; tuey c
can then .trato tin.
iift.itfid or eaptd Iwui.l. -w-ten with oa"ir molaea. aJ
hen call M -SAHSA PlKII I T.X TRACT or SVRl If '
Rul -tieh ra not tlw artieie Known aa the
GtNL'l-NiiULD lK JACtB TO W'SEM'S
SAKSAPAKILLA.
Thia is oa prepared thai a'l '.lie inert properties of '
ar.afNiriiia nan are Iihi retr.ove!. eeryiliua capab'e a
becomtlttT ae.ht or lenuentatiou ifl eilrarted atul rrjecte-t ;
then e.ery aplf le ol Miedlcal virtue la serured in a ptra
and eoneentrate'l f-rm ; aial tliua n ia remterad iMCjp.
ol lv,maii. of it. .alualde and beajnur propenlea. P-e-(jared
in thw wav. it i. ma le the moat powerli.l aceu tt. llio
C'wre at laasaurabl, IMaoaaea.
Ilere lh reaatai why we hear eomrueiideiiona on mTf
aide in na ta.or by nien. woman, and children- We Snd ft
dmns wiavler in the cure ol .
CHSsfVPTl'tX, VYSPEPM. and LtlEJtg
VOMPI.AIST.mnt m HriSrMATlsM. ':!--'
1-1.1 J'H.km. rnsrirt: vbv. an cr, ri r
ovi LliL-PTI'lXX. P.-iiPLSa, BLOTCHES,
uhIsbII aifrrtM-raw ariin. im
IMPCKITY UF THE KLOOD.
h few a mxrrtlUnrn firej m r-m)h.'ril3 art
ntht rmm huf.ftrtom, I ram Aridity of ia istomack, from
ujsr;uai cirrtila:i-"it A irnnina:i-n H ' -' fcvaV-patpitftiM-Hi
oi lh hn. oi1 trei anil I. coU ci'H and
hut fl iohva wr tlt liy. k h sv n-'t i:triia: in Cold auS
Ckrugh ; athl pnitHiHr my ex;i'c:o;.'r.uo a.iJ ir-nil-. p-v
evjsjiraThm. Rlaxiii; nrictureatM ibe tuii.a. lUrtMi -nJ cr
e.hr ikart.
But in nothinf id iw rtllence nvre mamfritajT tw
ckatsaiwti'-i iK.tii m ail kiiwr. ntu t:ae- i
FEMALIi COMPL-tiNTS.
It orttr w.iittni iu rw of f'inor Aitm- r tt7iV-,
Falli of lh Il'imA, tihntrwrriim Supt rrMfsi, or ruinfuA
Mrn.irrrflaritynith maa-.trual ircri-xi". -uvti ih I.",
ubit k ertstctual in cunts? all tin lurm- of Kttiney iMsm.
B ren'vin, nhcrtrncuni. and ir?uiauTif- in rrn-afti
iTMem, K a.irrx toue a ui sircujiU tu ilvt wLvl Dudy, atsJ
tint curt itll funiM of
Krrrantt llc mm& I-WI'It,
ami thua r-erni r ivUe"! a er--i ran. ly -f tlwr m-nt-t.it.
aa Spineil irrtiuitum. Aiemra'fia .Vf. Vitus'
Sntonif. Eftttrptie tU. CttnmUt jns. sttJ.
It cttuutM-tf the blood, cxt-rtra tbe hit iw bcalthy arti-ut.
toons tha -tonirh. and sir- ?h, ifisitvin. taliw rw
bkivTclaol lor'udroiitirrt---itt'tt. aM.at Wif.tniiaa:Hn, j u
ntiea tttr wkiii. etiU-.hzt- Uw circuUtiou el tiie luwwL ui--'riic
warta.ii euully ail wrr dt bot, and tn
iiwtiwi'tle p?rptnfKm : vrfairsi mrmnn- l n?Nin. rm
iivcj all o.niriifiv, and iaigiaitcit ibe emir twfvj
ytrm. I ikh thi then
Th Bf rdld ym prenlnsytail,- mmi 7
But ran an ot t(.v iriiii;i br ai.l ot S P T ivnimJ'
mieiior anicie V TSw vniti? mirn Ii.juk h twt t-. b
CO.MIMIEF.O WITM THE OLD OR
hrn rf one :R4M F4CT. thwU ih otM i INCAP.
BLE ol DETERIORATION, aid
NKVErt SPOILS.
while ihe mhr TX- mmtrinr. frmtmli$vt. am! h7oteire
fA hoM9 rontatninc n uho tractnrutat : ihe sxiur.
tK)Ut(1 rxplotlliiCaUvti datwiriitS oibrr S'smtst Mtt-i ii' thta
VMTlblc Coinpanl be niewtinai ( ibe twwTarn -- Whit '
ft mctd intom sntem tira.tn Htmutfd with and 7 h-u
rauaea lHvfepM but art, f Ifc. we mH all kitow t i a --n
ftxHi aour in Hir nonwcti. what m.r.t-f M rm.to
flattilence. heartburn, palpiUTifH, f the bean. ircr r-m
Claiut, (Inrrhsra. tfy-senrrrv, r.ir. aivl crriip'in ff
'tmd X What ia Scrofula but an arid tttiTTor in the N- S J"
What proihK all tbe hmnors hieh brm m Erur- M
ha Skin, trkl Hea.1. suit K he a in. ErTHi(el; Wtvic
Swellinjcs Fever Strra. and all u1rcrBltvnw'tntern.ii at,.!
Ifrnal 1 h i rto'taiirr mister beet, bat an aon! wiiian-'.
which awiris. and th.t ai ibe flnt-to oi the b.-.l. m r
r h-. W'liat tUcars klieitrnaiLwtii biH a anur an I f ij
flitM which inntiatea H-lf bet wren th nmui- - t-. et-.--where,
irniattmr wiw. mrtmtitaT ll.e rielu-aii titi u m
which it acts t S f iiaj JiaM3 oi imp lit . ". ire
blool.ot rferaneed cir-aUtion, aai-J iteartv ail h- ' 'in.-i.ui
which afflict human aaiiur.
Now m il nm bornbi tu makt and 1L aa.i m. i iee'i
Worme tn uae l hi
tOl HIN(;, FFRMfTNTINn. ADI TOMPOI N fP
S. P. TOVSKM,
Z. " Wf,,W fm,n M Mi.lriotsi that OM TT
b Towi.r-iril' tienuiimp Orimti Sarsmpstriitm aa IM
ITATION rf hi ii.i'eritaf' pfff oiratt'ti !
Heaven mriiMi that we -vh.HM le.il in an artie'e ir.ifS
WfHtld hear the n)0t dasMataL rataSArUiblAir. i i P liinn-
end's mrtirfa f
We wih H untlervtisoiL btatM asaWja,', t S
that ft P TowiHriMrs anicie and oM lb. JrnhT.'wii-vi. 1
Sar-apariMa are k'trrrnmid upart. sW mtrnttr'v titsn-m
tlttr; lh;tl the are atl.!. ta ttirv luntruUr laa-itw nt
na trvfte tbintf in cntmon.
A S. P Tiwnwend i-s no Awinr. i.t ss. U r
hefni4. no pnarnia-eiui4 know mrt ot msMtc.i c r
inan untr tMher ObninxHi. stniacientinc. unirrtiVtibiu
wliat tnt'tramf can the nub ic hrve thnt the air re-
eeivinc a senuinearienttric iiMhciiie.rHti.inii all the
tti nf ibe amcina med in ire(arin- it. and which are m-
raiiablooi han which m if 1st rsn.VrilLrmths Itlr MS
f Oiaeaa iirteari heallti 1
But what e!e hotild be nerteil fntm one mKn kiwttva
Bnthint? 4NmnaraiirlT ot medirMie or diieaw ? It vrniee
petvn nl eotne exiaenetvv to cvwk ami erve mimmi a
eotninon nVteui meat. flw inwh more imtwvrtHti is u
that thr ieT sn-s w!m m.'uin'ac(itr rTte.!ieiie .Vwigned f:r
WBAIC HToMArtl AND :NFi:Ktil.r-.i STSTKV;
id know we I the mriltcal rrariaertit-a vt ol.iMav- tb- iwt
manner of tmrttntT and corsf r-iuraim-r their healinr ririuew.
taanctHwiTP know'wdr ol tba 'anew dvstesi m hu b
c- th humaji ayatein, and how to adapt Rmadics u
k w lo armt frauds Huon rhe ulawianaia. to nnm balrr
Mo waiidad Itwinanitv, to kindle Wmm km lha oWpairw
avOaoM. to ressjora health- and blnstm. a.n.1 timr inu. the
crwishtil and bmken. artbst to kiMBtk tk.i ot n ntt
JACOB TOWNSKNl baa StHJUTatW FOtNllibe p-
poriiaifinw arnn meaoa to brmz ht
OiaHsl Vaklmv-aaml arsa.a-a.ai awta1maaaJ H..aJv '
wiihm iha ranch, ami i the kmwle.1-e of all who need it
WsO maw learn and knHr. br rarrtnl timnnict, ...
Xraaoaala,akt rtwtr ta HaaOw
Aorntb Tor the Bbnve Mrrfiriik C IV
Schflle, Lewisburg ; John !! Ra.serf Mil
ton ; ForVlh & Priesllv. Nnrthumbjinr.
GENTLEMEN'S Fancy Goods, Vesi
ins Cloths, CatwinertCw and V
1, ..ATaal''
mer Goods in general, a!
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