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wsS nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
York AMI Albany, ab0nBg under the most distressing Ery
Eipeas attended with Inflammation of the kidneys, and
with bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of
the size 81 hens eggs pOTudng and large bUs covered my
body. The urinary secTetiOns stopped tor days when my
distress became IntolsTabe. My tongue cracked, and the
roof Of mr. mouth was covered with and my
the root Of my neck was constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool it,
In this misery onged for DEATH and never expected
cOyeFy, when Mrs. Jessup desired TO
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WHO CLAIMS THE Boy 2-On Thursday evening last a
Mule French boy apparently sir Of sgs IN
the wachhOus in the second Municipality, and taken
charge By Capt Fono. The child unable 10 state his
residence and give information except that
he called LOVis. He dTetsd in blue shirt and white
pants End had cap. Capt. FonO awaits claimant and
hopes that this notice may restore tie infant WaHdeIs 70 his
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ARREsTs-The following sT0lts were inside yesterday
Henry Cla for breaking open the door Of 1873 ust0
street At hafpast A. M.Pa'Eck ShtBgion for knock
ing 1.-THE doof Of the house Of M Jane Johnson COnde
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LARcEEY.-Wm. VaTin was examined yesterday before
Recorder Baldwin the charge Of stealing from his ffieHd
Cord Tmpken SAB in cash and gold watch He was SEMI
before the First District Court
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List Of Vessels Ia Pert Not Cleared.
Corrected sDs' ssrHHg, especially for The ssest -

NotS.-aa ne Flrat municipality deaigns I'D n ~.
p s m j NE no. commence at tie Raifsad apl nm
w n 49, ~ Lt' commence E-oss siarlaeai Ts5
1870 Dstz aiat9oa Landing IN The
commence he RarOad ad mn asa NJ Eei I'D re mos
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FURIOUS DRIvIEa-Albart. belonging 10 Mr. Brown,
was arrested Yesterday By officer MOales for fuhOusy
lis drey tho Lsyse aud another draw driven BY
negro boy he assauied and beat him for daring
curing him.
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RRCovER1Na- is with mueh pleasure that we are en-
abled to Sas that MI. Jamei On Of Fire Company No g.
who much Injured Sunday morning by falling from
the roof Of B0swOFhs cshOuse recovering from his in
dnes Mr.. Or in the performance OF his duty the
tmg of the accident We wsh him speedy restoration
L.rI
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Ships.
Banks,
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRE5CEFT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning SeptsrnbeT IL ts49
COTTON.-TEe favorable tenor of the CAlodoHiaa news
as transmitted b. Telegraph, fully confined By private
letters received yesterday and our Cotton market was in
consequence still 6me About $50 bales old crop were sold
at fu.iprces, bat without any advance.
no s.%oI nomS Pshd dd1s F,39 1oao
H5didys ''''''''' r nominal
Good 10 Good and Fine. nom1s
rOBACCO.-Vsry little offering and prices full Sales
~ hhds including 5 Admitted Is 6 and II at 6 and
y hhds, u A. at ga and Admitted and ] Refused at
5lzc. rOnnd.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-surar firm. with small
sales at 5fG5Sc. for good Common to fully Fair and exc
IebOled.
FLCUR.-The FiOur market was steady, notwithstsnd
ing rather large receipts fo day or two back and 1900
ohs were disposed Of Of which go bbh Illinois al IS o.
4OO do ST. Louis and $50 do IS l2 end lO4 do CChou
| teau) in one lot, from the Ieyee. Al Is 70 Q Dbl
| COR&-vFey little demand, and only some small SAILS
| made, at 4Ge . bushel
OATs.-'4O sacks prime Kentucky brOuEh. 856Ss on
! the Levee.
HAY-A lot of ga hales Western sold on the LSyes at
| $2j-an advance.
BRAN.-Ssss 400 to 500 sacks al G6G967c. p 100 b.
PROVlS5oNS.-Thers was quite sir IN the Pork mar.
ket aAt 1908 to Loo bbs changed hands, including 963
aols Mess (O 59 49, 81 sad 20O) at GO 50 bbl besides
some Prime snd NJ o. OF which did no Learn the rafss
No transactions in Lara Small sales Of pnms Bacon sides
| and shoulls's at 57Sf96c. p h.
LEADA lot Of $50 pieE Upper Mines in store byonebt
| "a 81 2 100 ID.
COFFEEA sale Of 1000 bags Rio At Ike reducing the
stock in Ist hands about 1000 bags which il held Al
GUNNf BAGs.-sevsIal small lots brought 1O1so in
| bales
WHISKY -Rseiasd duh and retailing at %.
EACHANGES.-NO alteration
81 i6taa2 90 p bale.
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souTHRRN YAoHT CLUE.

THE FOURTH REGATTA the Southern Yacht Club, and
1 Last Of the Season, will take Place
Pass Christian MONDAY, september ,
r., ls49 for bgats owned wholly
part BY Members Of the Club.
The First Prize-The CLUS PITCHER
Boats measuring % feet that have not
prize the Club Regaas, and for second caAs Boats
that have taken second class prizes
The Second frze-The HOTEL PITCHER and SALNER--
Bosts measuring % TO 2 e That taken second
prize the CLUB PegRtta and third clls Boats that have
tel en- .hrt class prizes.
The THIRD PriLe-The CLUB PITCHER and sALYER-Fres
measuring under Y that have prsu0ny
prize n The Cub Reg7ttas.
- be made before SATURDAY, the 18th inst,
seal addressed the Secretary and endorsed Entry for
Regatta September II, 1872"
- The Regatta be conducted and tie Prizes aURrdsd under
the Rules Of the Club
~ The day. TUESDAY, September IT, 1872 will be nun
for, The SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB CHALLENGE CUP
FREE for Winning BcRtH only.
before Monday, 18th under seal ad
dressed the Secretary and endorsed En for Challenge Cup
September Is, lsi9." J. o. NIXON, Secretary.
~ nCetBg oths Club viii he held Pass Christian sA
URDAY, september Is, at g o'c'o'k P. NJ. 50
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RECORDER GENoIs' CouRT-Very little Of interest was
ansaced yesterday We give the oaly item Of nlte: Pierre
Geofss charged by Capt Y0ue1pss with in setting
he TO sh4vngs. with the intention supposed,
Of burning p!qcSmiihs shop; Madison street.
lIgned pleaded not guilty, and rsmanded for examination
We undeutand that the accused acted while under the in
hdence Of iiGuOT.
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A WKIGHrY CHARGE.-J John Downey was found on
sunday last IN posesiOr OF Of Lead stolen from the
steamer AutOcTat. No prosecutor appearing yesterday
Recorder Baldwin, after telling John that the pig" was
mo- enc q the moyea1e kind sent him to get idea Of the
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FEYER SORES.

hereby certify that have bsen afflicted with an nvete
Fever Sore for fourteen years a past aud have spent
nearly five hundred dOlan in employing physicians, and in
mended for its cure but purpose until as last resort
/ heard OF and tried DALEY MAGICAL PAIN En-
TRACTOR, when my great surprise, before had used
ore whole box Of this Save, my limb entirely healed
BRADOCK DAVIS.
HrNr1rrrA Mnnrne Co N Y NAV 6 fSA3
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a a remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheeruly recommend it those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, as most valuable
tlce to It. PHCHBE BRAY,
ALBANY April, 1916, MARY MOORE,
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may be confidently stated that there of PILE
which may not be cured BY the PAIN EXTRACTOR
Il is certain remedy, and removes the pain sn
soreness.
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
is wonderful quickly does it remove all pain and
ness, and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue
in healing old Of long standing unparalleled
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July g. 1915.
Dear Sirs About q week since, whilst working at my
trade cut my foot in very bad snd dan 5eous way The
whole bit OF the adze entered the top OF my loot Just below
the nstep The wound began TO iname and continued
to do Until became much alarmed used British Oil,
Tncue of Myuh and several adhesive past5Ts, but all to
purpose.
l then commenced the use Of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and in less minutes the pain and Inflammation be.
gan 10 subside, and has entirely lett me.
can confidently recommend Dsley's Magical Pain Elk.
tractor being Superior anything have ever seen tired,
for removing pain or inflammation sac
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing 10 es-
y to the virtues of this Save al all times when Necessary
reside Franklin Avenue, at No. l5l where can give
any information desired.
Yours, truly, - -
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STEAJING AT A FIRE.--George Fl. Eylns was arsagned
Yesterday before Recorder Baldwin accused Of taking key
OF tobacco al the fire On Sunday morning in Commercs st.
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SOUTHERN DEPOT,

I6I Chartres street, NetD Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA ALA
BAAIA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNEs-
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS, in the State of MIS-
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied Gu2O SmSdp
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
General Agents for said Territory
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8 8 : : & : :
~ COUNTERFEITSll&u

COUnterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACToRs are
Countereits Of DALLEY's. The worthless who sell
them hope that by stealing our name, they may induce
the public believe that their possess the virtues
Of the genuine articles. Buy of none but our authorized
AgepIs,
90 Attend to the peculiar marks upon the genu-
inc; and Observe that the name, 81 DALEY"
be WRITTEN, WITH A PEN, in different cOlOred
lax, on the envelope Of each boz, and that no other
be upon It.
~ General Depot for the United States, where al
orders addressed will be promptly executed
II. DALEY & CO.,
els Broadway New York
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

SEA- Tor California via Chayres.-U s. Mad
sklSAsA StsaRrkIP cniapaaV.-lhs splsadld M e.
= Steamship FALCON lOe9 toHs ppT.hS then t Is;
"a; y naFtileqs Y. =, NJ CON GiSlaiae. Wih 5sato ~
SshnagI5s wH9 the GalfoInis ERd OgSoh Msils "
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Septsmhsi q ~ eoSN' a NJ
pRActuGiY, nom foot Of At Mar tFgat Laiayeties
RAIRs OF RAssAeE' am IN
II aioonss 70 Chag'es SO Do
In Searags and res 9it6 crew, 70 fssie4- ''-' - "
ftY- No p.sss. - see1red Glt pttl 100 a..
PAP kilfSE, LANRASON y GSo;Ss Assns.;
-. .., e ,staelsli TO the Falcon. thereby alNaya
yaeSTSa Sood medical sIl9AdaRCa 70 her Paenss' ava
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SORE NIPPLES.

The efficacy Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable We know of numerous cures, and DO not
hesitate sav that the Ointment will fail for this pu
pose Delcaoy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following procured by one
of our Agents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

SUN DRIES.
100 CASES LONDON PORTER, INDIA AND
HUI SCOTCH ALE;
300 boxes CLARET, approved brands;
400 baskets CHAMPAGNE, do.
60 quarter casks PORT WINE;
30 boxes Old do. do.
% E. Superior MA DEIRA;
l0l casks Sweet and DRY MALAGA;
100 cases RHENISH WINES;
90 o, BRANDY FRUITS;
go dozen American aud English PICKLES;
TO- ., WORCESTER SAUCE:
200 e. SAUCE and KETCHUPS. assorted;
80 ., PRESERVES and JELLIES;
t0l =. FOREIGN CORDIALS and Llqueus;
200 =. OLIVE OIL;
800 b Fine Spanish CHOCOLATE;
30 cases PRUNES, glass jars;
800 sacks ALMONDS;
100 :. CREAM.NUTS and FILBERTS;
40 eAses CANTON GINGER;
10 bbls. GUAVA JELLY,
100 doz. Gil ASS JARS, for confectionery use;
2O), 600 Pop. KISS PAPERS,
10 trails uATES;
30 casks ZANTE CURRANTS
cases CITlON In store and for sale by
sim R. F. NICHOLS II co. 76 and IS Camp st.
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- CHARGE OF AKsON.-Philip Aldwell, Thomas Adwel
Timothy Mancum, and Daniel Mancum, were brought up
before Recorder Baldwin yee daV charged with setting ire
TO house occupied by them, Hunter street. PlliD AID
We'll, Of the accused rented the premises from Francis
Parma for the period OF twelve months commencing The
t August Inst with the undeItsnd that he should place
certain epau the house. This he states he has 1ns 70
the of S75 aud that By the e he has lost eli ne
labor Tho accused also denies any knowledge of It's osG
ne pusoneTs had no insurance teI properly aud If
ey ste guilty OF tns Dllce alone must prompted
me deed as no cause - apparent fOu the evidence This
last suppoSit6n we have hesn told Is the case. The fs
witness called was Hn. Nanzant. Of the oty wstch
II ana " O'Clock while on LevGS street, he perceived
smoke coming ont Of Hunter sheet fastened to the spot
Ad Odnd suinE nom the door, windows and the roof
OF al OLD twostoFy flame house the north side occupied
IN pa by the accused He forced oDon the door pToeee ed
TO the back Too, found IN blaze and burning Fsply
Gal cd i0r hep and ran out the bsqpete gather water
his cap which he did and extngnished the fire II ,Es cOm
pOsed CT pine sticks arranged corner Of the rom ma
without doubt nut there for The purpose UpEsi u oupG
lighted candle between the ceiling and the roof he fon1d
the tour prisoners the premises IL bed aad aes;ed them
The iuTDnTe IA the room ed Of badsead but n
the gallery he discovered several Trunks The PARTITION was
much bund apd tha amea extended To the second ,orv
But lew Gags hea-e Philip Adwel had asked MIN 10 Ia
change o. his hOuse, he going Atnhaaaya Bayou
yet on the evening before the Ere be had met him m The
street. The accufeh here called b. the Recorder
20 know whether they had any gue0ns to ask the witness
Philip Adwel replied that he did think il was ucssssTV,
that there were tcn OF thsn aud they would advocate t
own cause and hsye the case properly examined Tbs
speaker evidently misunderstood the fnTMs Of law BaaoTsT
BALDWIN, then asked il they had a4Y Whesses to which
they replied ~ the neE9tfys be accordingly them be-
foIs 20 st pss Cogn for ttia. Philip Aldwe M Re.
sided IN this city several Of the defendant aTs
strangers. Bail cannot be taken by the examining court
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ROBBFRY.Pieus BALI was brought up before Recorder
SeuZeneau CHARGED with stealing Iuue last $50 and
could be investigated
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NEW ORLEANS:

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IL.
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NORMAN'S
Book and Stationery Establishment,

No. TO CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
BOOKSOf every variety and description in every depart
neut Of Literature Science and the Arts.
NEW PURLICATIONS-Rec as soon as publ5hed
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND HYMN
BOOKS-Of every kind.
SCHOOL BOQKS-At Northern Prices ~ -, -,
BLANK BOOKS-ManuiactuTed from Whalman Ds''
WHITING AND LETTER PAPERs-Ofevery quality
and description. IL, r.
Observation-Disclosures every article usuaHy louhd
extensive Establishment. .
BOOK-BINDING AND PRINTING-On the most Tea
sonable - e...,. 1,
fee purchasing 0u44
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IS Camp st. Nj BARNETT Is Camp st.
HAS now on hand and is constantly receiving large
II and magnificent assortment Of FINE Ready-Made
CLOTHING all OF which being his msnuiactuTe,
abei him TO sell cheap other establishment of the
kind in the United States City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited to call and
anime for themselves. Every gaTns finished in
nor style, and will be sold az the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following limited list Of Clothing now
on hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and EToek Goats;
Black Brown and Olive Sacs and PsletOtsi
Gold Mixed aud Fancy Tweed Sacs and PaletOts;
Brown, DahiR and Olive Dress and FTock Goats;
Superior Light Brown Oyercoas;
Black and Blue Cloth (full circe) ClOaks;
ExtIu Fns Black Dosskn Pants
e.. Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants;
Superine Check Tweed Pants;
Black. Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants;
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests;
Black and Fancy Embroidered CRssimel Vests;
Super White Satin Ball Vests;
White Mar eilles and Fancy Vests, etc. etc,
50 I'm NJ. BARNETT, 10 Camp st.
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Lhs-s. Depot adjoining the oGcf Ns' OrlsGns, La.
P Cempse arrangements been made with the principal
Publishers throughout Union, supply Of the works
iGit a. issued. iel2 Sm21p }. G.
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"a The H. R. W. H. SILVER cup, tree to ALL will
Zone shot, MONDAY the 93d and every following Monday h'
Gallery o the Hotel. R. H. N.
Pas CkTistiaH, July II, 1873. Ul2 2ms
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Corn orders article the trade supplied forwarded
With patch mailed. Prompt attention paidt any
ordered By mail. Foreign Books imported TO order.
=
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Dry Goods by the Package.
N. BRADNER SMITH.
M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,

BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting Of NOVELS, HIsroRY, BIOGRAPHY, SCIENTI
ZIG, CoMMRRciAL GEOGRAPHICAL aud MEDlCALWORKs
Also-A Complete Assortment Of Stationery,
Together With luthe pIncipi Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES
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80 n For Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville
lelaAtSHS WbeeiiRg and PittsBUrg - u. s. MI H.
&SssEsE Thenew elegant and fast running steamboat
SAVANNA, Captain John Fulton, is hourly expected,
foot of Poydas st. and will leave with dispatch. For
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations,
apply on board, or TO
aaH HYDE & OGLESBY, ~ pOydras St
n. B.-Ths Savanna draws only - inches. Passengers
and shippers rely going through without detention
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FILES

but we shall uboip few Testimonials Of its value selected
from tie thousands in possession, from all paris Of tho
S,1 ntrJ
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

CtOuErIliNG NEW-Soapaone Gid
y dies for sale hy rs f.s~she
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

1--WE Buggy and Self Of Harness,
" One Two Horse Wagon, lil@a
One Truck Wagon,
FOR sale by u 2 Shelter
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
Ns.rICE.

u,O ,heTax Collectors Of Union county.
As The YEAR vail soon come TO close.
and cur County Settlement will have TO be
made, we hope the Collectors will make a
y;oorous efior, TO have their respective Ds-
p!ica,es settled up. .
Delinauen, Ccl'rc'ers previous TO 's49
will ,ake this rr;eHdiy hint, as II IS the 'as'
ina, will he gwen aad ~e hereby give
,n,;.e ,hs, we viii make ~ Exoncrai,an'
of,er uey, December Court, 50 that all lnte
rested will attend.
JOSEPH WINTER
s.a JAMES BARBiN' c" 'F
rr IOHN WILT. 'ti
rs Office. New Berlin, Oct 20 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
SIGN Of the INDIAN!
Cheaper than Ever.

FVNHE subscribers hav. the pleasure to annosoes
TO their cid customers and the public in gen
rtai rha, they h,ve opened a large and splendid
assortment Of TOBACCO &C. a, The old.
stand oB Market street formerly occupied BY Sami
Anmons Tailor shop.
Their entire stock has been selected With greet
care. and consists Of
Cisars-Fraerancia. La Norma. P'imsvsrs,
Principe, Werner'< Regslia Casiel!o. Gensssi
Taylor, siaIf Spaui-h. and Common. -if
Gave1dsxh T0baccO-S.ah:er'sE Elaek
Fat. congress, Oionuko, Branch Stag, Plug. AID
Fine Cut.
Smoking TObaccO-Cut and Day.
ScsheIiarte sc.
Sn,s6 6-Rappe and Scotch.
snuff Boxes, German Pipes, and fancy sr,'-
clu of Cigar ca-es-ail OF which oheIsd ~
the loves, rates All Kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange. Call, see, and judge fur yourselves
before c0ndeMning The articles.
A. ]. PENNY,
HENRY fURRAv
Lewisburs. April 81. ls4S
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
dentistry.
VIE. C. STEWART, tffS5

II ATE of Philadelphia. is row located on
- Market street. l.ewi>burg. opposite MIR.
Sehrever's store. where he attends 10 operations
on The teeth at reiu zion Of his former pfices.
re.,h ,.n.l roots o: teeth removed with the aid o.
imuroge,i ta-.ruments. and il an easy manner
f.l.in-are:h and setting piv"'s ria'Fs attrn-
,.d 10 according - h latest Improvement III TIE
profession t'Irer,,"d, ,puney aud u 4 in ri guns
curei. I'harAtul inr pas, iavo's, ne so''cii7 a
continuance of pnhlic pmrnnsae No impure
,netersls used fls i;i,,rg> IN teeth. ly2ss
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Apply . Irask.s
I9INISEsEXE Magnetic Ointment
tA.=e=AeAk freely on the surface
over the re gion Of the pain, and You can
easiI, throw oil the disease. Its application
Is attended wi,h no danger and il will relieve
you more speedily than any other remedy.
Price a5 and 80 cents. Sold wholesale
Or retail BY Thornton g. Baker. .LewIsburg.
and John II. Rasar, Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

MORE about M'Lare's Vermifuge -
wi Read The following testimonial as TO
the value of this great medicine for worms:
.This is TO certify lha, purchased ene
vial of M'Lane's Worm Specific some two
months since. | administered two spoons
full to Sun of mime about 7 wears old, and
| have no doubt but that upwards OF coo
worms passed from him. measuring lrom
\ quarter of an inch to two inches in length
"Dec p ls47. CIV. HoLLoDAy
AGENTS. &C w SrHAFFLE. Lewishrrg; II
I Sheaf.r, Milton Grrhart, se'lnsgrose; w
Fuiing. Sunhuyv Mrs MCay, Northumbe'lhnd
&c G-ier J Moore. DaDvii'e
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
cd DENTAL CA X ID.
3u-1-S D.. John Locke,

CtURGEON DENTIST, respectfully informs
= hi- friend, sd 'hr public IN general, thai
he has coDcluLed ,, make I.ew.hurg his pefma-
rent ,l.a- Of residence Dr.. i. has taken rooms
OF Nartcr SuCire, frs door below The Funiing
Office rhich he has fitted up to operntr IN he
e,lerce at KIine's Hotel. ~ The third week
week in every month, he may be found al Eek
teit'S Hotel, m Milton.
D.. Locke is a regular graduate Of the Bait
NOR. College of Eentsi Surgery, besides which
Qualification he has had The advantage oi five
year- expencn-e in the practice nf his profession
in Pennsylvania. Ohio, Il.iubis, Wisconsin, and
lhe cijy Of Baltimore, Nd
Or, L. ,ases all the Journals nf the day Which
cn,,i,in new and useful information IN lne line
Of his profession aud from his a'rine'nenls
with the best manufacturers OF teeth, gold 'o''
&c VIII aluals keep on h.pd 'or the acc"mr'o
daiion OF i,;s customers the very hest quality oi
all The n,a;eriais d ed ia III; business.
Persons wishing Denial operatinns performed
will find i, TO their ad, abiaee to give him call,
as ne is determined not lo he surpassed IN the
beauty and duraui.,, OF his operations by any one.
s-a.x.,=.. Prr-ors for whom X HorsfL Inserted
Ely Teeth and Who nav reed repairing
done, are inio,med tiia, ] have The modsI> 81
their mouths as prepared by Mr.tousel and 90"
secrrn,iy can do their Tepai'ins at !oae' rate
than il can he donc .or elsewhere as IT saves the
trouble in many cases Of making new model
'.-' JOHN LOCKE.
Lewishurc Oct. II, 1919 ..f..
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

~ CAME into the enclosure OF the
A29subscriber, several weeks since. a
ID BULL CALF, supposed to be aboni
YEAR old. The owner is requested "a
come forward, prove property. pay charges
and lake i. away.
WILLIAM WILSON, in.
Kelley Tp., Nov. 26, Isi0.