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NOTION And VARIETY STORE

TIAvING tax II. the new d. ug E.,abl.hmt mt
III. Of SchaNe & Chamterhn, would res
pecIfullv announce - my friends and the public
tina, have replenisheI my stock and wiil keep
constantly on hand large, fresh and well seiee.
ted stock of pure Drugs. Medicines &c. ~hieh
offer at Wholesale and Reisil My ssnck being
entirely new and purchased for Cash si lo~ rates
in the Philad'a market. am ensbled 10 sell at
lowe, prices Than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuff<, Patent Med. Glass,
Perfumery.Oil Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with large variety Of other articles ususliy Kept
in Drug establishments. Thsnkful for pssi lib
eral patronage. ] nope TO merit its continuance.
Persons wishing 10 procure pure ssd fresh
Medicine-. are particularly invited to give - .
call before purchasing elsewhere. ~ Oh Drugs
are carefully inspected before offered for ssae and
all Medicines manufactured BY mysslf sre var
rant,d good. Having a practical knowledge Of
the bu -iness from upwards Of ten years eXPeri>
ence, fatirr myself that am competent judge
If the same.
All orders entrusted to NE viii be promptly
strended TO, and ny friends may rely upon get
ting everything Of the very best quality.
e. W. SCHAFfLE, Druggist.
Lears'" - Z. ls49 ..f,...-.
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Fever and .AgUc.
WHAT IS the mode OF treatment }
w ADAPTED to The cure OF Fever &

WHAT IS the mode Of treatment hes,
w adapted to the cure Of Fever and
Ague! 1t has usually been treated bv
medical men as disease Of iise'i. Strict
" speaking it is not a disease. but symp-
tom Of disease. II is the result Of de-
rauge,nen, Of the lir,r. Here hes the
difficulty, and here is the disease. IL Is
therefore the liver to which the remedy
should be directed. Here the cause exists.
and it is the cause which is 10 be re'nnveds
or q permanent cure will not be effected.
BY addressing remedies 'o the symptoms.
we leave the cause untouched. ready 10
produce return of the chill and fever, on
the first over excr',on Of mind or body.
The success Of DR.. O,good's India Chola-
gogue inefIscring permanent cures ct such
affections is explained b, lis well know de-
obs'ruent effect upon the hillary organs.
limitations are abrond. Re particular
10 enquire for "Dr. Osscod's INDIAN
cHOLAGO;UE" ,-...
For sale by the solr agent. J Schreyer.
Lewisburg.
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p U II 4 FIR ES H co ID
LiUeae OIL.

/ H'HIS new aud valuable Medicine, now
i used by IN. medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in the cure Of
Puimpsa'y Consumption Nerefuia, Chronic
kheun.0iism. Co.t, genera Debility,
Compiai"fs If The Hidnrys. . 4.
&c &c. is prepared from the liver Of the
OD.flS!4 for medicinai use, expressly
lor our sales.
! GEx,rar. :-.rr she London Medical journal
i g J Is WiLLIaas NJ. D.. + s., Pru..s.or OF
Medicine Ill University Coll, ee, London, con>ul-
| '.Hg physi ian 10 the Hospital tor Consunp ion,
/ &c, says; " | have prescribed The 'li in o5o,e
/ four hun,;Ici cases Of tub.rcuons diAease ot the
Lungs ia h,fi, seni stage, vhich have been under
| my care the last two years and halt In ihr
large nnmbe, Of Gases 2r6 out oi a3I its
".!o~ed hy marked. unrquivocal Improvement
varying in degree in di:i,ren, Gases. FROM tenn
poraiy re,ardation Of the progress o. the disease
and a mitigation Of distressing symptoms up to
a more ut less complete restoration to apparent
health
1.-The effect Of the Cod Liver Oil in mo-i Of
these very remarkable Even in few
| days the cough was miiigst-d the exprc orstipn
timinished in quantity aud opacity. the Birhi
sw eats ceased, the pulse tscame slower. and of
better volume, sad the appeit, flesh and strength
, We're gradually improved.
"In conclusion repea: ,ha. she pure fresh Oil
from the Liver If the Tod Is Ilore beneficial in
the ireainnnt nt Pulmonary Consumpiinn than
any agr,i, msd,,insi ,Ictctic or regInenal, that
ha, yel been employed ....
AS we have made arrangements 10 pro-
cure the Cod Liver Oil fresh from head
quarters, il can now be had chemi ally
pure, By The single bottle ur in boxes Of
one d,z n each.
lis wonderful efficacy has induced mum
erous spurious inttati0ns. As its success
depends entirely on its purity. too much
care can hot BE- used in procuring il oExU- |
INE Every bottle having On it our ritlen |
signature, NAV be depended on as genuine |
Pamphlets containing an analysis of the
OIL, with notices Of it from The Medical
Journals, will be sent to those who address |
Us free al postage.
JOHN c BAKER j. CO.,
WhoIesaie Druyg's's and Chemists.
is:ssl 100 North Third St. philadelphia
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DR. w,LANE'S LIVER PJLLSH-

nR. M'LANES L1VIsh ASALc
This ,grea, remedy for Diseases Of the
Liver. is Of much older date tha" It's intro
dac,in l., III. public. is discovr1er. one
Of the frs, physicians in this country, used
j, io, wears in his practice, before he ever
announced II 10 the world. The existence
Of so many quack remedies, hera'dcd a.
pos>ess;ng the most marves,us QUALITIES for
beating al diseases. disguised an accom-
plished and well educated physician. who
naturally fel, some dread Of being cnnioun-
ded with the crowd Of pIe,eniers to the
medical art, whose nos,rums were pare, led
in everv newspaper a. sovereign remedies
for Al, the ills that Hesh is heir 10. The
renreseu,,,ions Of those to whom his p"is
had piwn relief, however. and the urgent
.ol;ri,ation. bv physicians with whom ne
had associated in his practice. and who had
wi,nessed the wonderful cures effected ~
his remedy. a, length induced hi" to make
!, nubic. For sale at the
AGENTS &c w scn.rYlx. 3.ew'shurs:
I Sbesfer. Milton G.rhnr. srk"sgr"ve; "
Frilins. Suuburv Mrs MCay, Norihum'-rsaHd'
N e G,ier. ] Moore, Danviiie
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% Or. TRASK'S j.. ..,
Magnetic Ointment!! + e'
Id HEADS

Nha, Soirg Dan wants 10 wear wig
We ali know the value "f a good head Of
hair. A young man with a laid head, is a
sori Of walking rarica,use Of his species.
Hence the many various a,tempts 20 rene.
dv or conceal the deficiency. Hundreds
of the young men Of Ibis country, afer try
ing the thousand and one chemical prepa'
rn,ions and nos,rums for restoring the hair,
are driven the necessity Of wearing wig
practice as lille conducive IN cleanliness,
as /, ,s dangerous TO health! Now. we hap
pen to know from practical experience, thai
Trask's Magnetic Ointment wiIl-restore the
hair on hald hedd; when all other RENE
dies have failed. 20 eos ~ 5as =
Sold 10 Lewishurg, " holesale and retail
by Thornton & Baker. Price Is and 81
cents per bottle.
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.vTINEGAR-spod Cider Vinegar for
Y ale BY fG Lavshe
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sAM.L AMMON.

u. Tor hteIaI patronage heretO1H0
i received. respectfully in oim> hI. old friends
and the public generally tia, he has removed his
r-.- Tailor shop ~
10 the Basen.~n, OF hi. Brick dwelling on Msrkes
stree. 4ex; door above q. Penny. saddlery (Iais
.Ae Office Of H Z Hickok, Esp where hs hops. "
suit all who may give HIM their cUslosn, ss
he does all work in his line in The best and
newest style and on short notice. be Nv,
The Fashions regularly, employs none but
good hands, aud is determined 10 keep Y,
with the times and merit . good share 6 4.
patronage. CUTTING done, To order.
Charges reasonable. and Produce taken in
exchange for work ea- s.l-.-r
i.cuisburg. jane, ls49 i.270.7
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REMOVAL.
The Lewisburg Eating House,

FINDER The management of Mt"dd'o
81, /, removed into the basement al
The large brick a'nse on the corner tr'"
Gen. G reen'.. Marke, s., l."w',bu's. where
,be ousIic can be accommodated with the
bes, OF
WDx H 0G-
Fried, S,ew-d, z pasted, or in the Shell
gEIpE done up ia the hest style-P'2s'
t-e,-Brea Pies, 4 axes, Nuts. andy,
Ar. &C.
The public may rest assured that the
e.iing-house shall be kept clean aud ord
erly, and emasl boys and ro"d'es not be
,cr,uit,ed to loaf here. u, stric, a'sea'son
70 the wants el the public in our hne. we
hone e eeeeive a share of iis patronage.
]. M'FADDlN IN l. co.
b. After the lst Of Nov, Families
can he supplied with Oysters in the shell
BY the hundred. haIi-hundr'd, u.
Lewisburg, O.i. 22 Sn.za"
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~ a HarriS6n'S Columbian Ink,
TN Quart, Pint, aid smaller sized bottles,
Black, Blue, Red aud lndelibte. 'rhis
celebrated lux for sale BY. ga
aTszis O., ": oSRA14LE
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AVlNG entered INTO partnership,
III ihe subscribers would inform their cd
patrons and the public in general, ,ha, WI
may be found at d G'nser's old stand on Firs,
street near the Academy. whore we carry on the
above business in al i's varieties. .-"
Fancy and Common Chairs, Boston.
Rocking Chairs-Setets. various kinds
Bureaus. Tables, t}edsleads, &c. on hand
or made to order.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-07

y The success Of Dr.. Trask'. Magnetic
Ointmen, in curing SaFe Eyes, is proverb-
i'll. Those Who ure not acquainted with
its USE. will find on each bottle q pamlblef,
containing full directions. p" '' -at 81
Agents in. .Lcwi>turg, Thornton e Psler
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SIGN @ The indian!
CLearer than Eysrs

TINHE Subscribers have the pleasure :" anp"unes .
to their old customers and the public ia gen.
cIai that they have opened q large end splendid
s-.or,men, of TOBACCO &C. 9. the old
stand on Market s,ne, formerly occupied BY Ssm!
Ammons a. a Tailor shop. rr-
Their entire stock has been selected with great
care, and consists Of
CisafS-Fragrsncia. La Norma. Primsse's, /,
Prncippe. Werner. Regaha. Css,eiio. Gsness!
Taylor. Half Spsni-h. and Common.
CaVendiSh Slsh,er's Blsek
Fat, Congress, OIonoko Branch S,sg, Piss. sLd
Fine Cut. s.cf ai .f-f a.. 4.. f..
Smoking TObaccO-Cut end Dry.
Scafieris'te. DC. ''- f -L- -ra o.
. SNUFF Rappe end Scotch. ~. --5 -
Snuff Boxes. Gsrnan Pipes. and fancy ssu-
che OF Cigar ca-es--all Of which are offered -
the loves, raies All kiuds OF Produce ,aken ~
exchange. Tan. see. and Judge for yuar=(!ves
before eonds mning The articles
A. ]. PENNY. ..s.lH
ir HENAY FUkRAV
Lewi-burg, April ~, ls49
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Lumber! Lumbcr!!

T1NHE: subscriber con'inucs TO keep good
j stock Of lumber, consisting Of goo 900
feet of sawed iumber-as follows: White
pine boards inch. plank inch and ,
incl, weather boards, j,lst 4 scanlling, pop
lar boards, plank. aud scaniIing. cherry
plank. and boards. sawed ceiling Ia,h. pine
and hemlock rails, shineIing la,h, aud p,.
ling. AIso.lap and join, shingles, square
timber. mills. salt, and coal. All Of which
he wlil sell at iair prices. ~ III
20 .s i..-,'-9 T. THOMAS NESBir.
Lewisburg. July n, alS49.
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Lewisburg. July n, alo49
Important Information!

Important Information!
NOR the difficult respiration and debilii.
H attending diseases Of the Lungs, or
Throat and Breast. 1honson's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and " ood Nnpiha has
been found an invaluable remedy. Besides
its power as an Expectorant 10 relieve the
lungs from the accumulated matter which
results from the relaxed state OF The sy STEM
in hot weather. il also acts a. healing
balm to the liberated paris ahd q strength.
ener to lie system. p"
So saluiary is toe action Of the Syrup
in this respect, that many Of our mos'
respectable Physicians employ ], in their
prnc'ice, and we have daily evidence o.
cures effected in pulmonary diseases
where skill has utterly failed.
Prepared only by Angney & Dickson. \
f corner Pifih and Spruce SITS. Philsd.
Sold BY C. ". SeAqGe, Lewisburg.
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A iourneyman Matchmaker
VIANTEp in Lewisburc, by
w AL HATFIELD.
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lSyIACffSNiIi,lllN(A

~ The Subscribers respect
49, .E@SssQ fully Inlnfm the ciiiz"n-
n OF Lew5bnrs ard vicinity
S ll.ai they have comrnred
"a - the st,ove,buslhr>s, al VI
Hates old shop on Second
st. one square sou'h oi Markel. 'iere they
r. psepi,,d Ia Iron Buser'S or Wagons,
and Take all Articles in tl'tr business H.
he most wnrkmaniike uanrFt, NJ prices
" hich .hey hope viii induce ih"se wishing
anything G.ne in their liIe TO cal ard
Judge themselves before soin. elsewhere
Requiring done "n the st"rie-, n";iee
aud On r.a>onah'e tcrms-also ShossU..
which IS a very inpnrian maj d
Ter IN those that have vaiual''e EY
horses, and should be- entrusted ~
only tn persons oi kno~n n skill.
We ilatier cur>eIres thar We nre ahle 4"
compete y nh any person in the country IN
Shoeiug Har.es /: We ask only irlai. and
let The work show for iIseli. TsE
All work warranted. Iron and all kinds
of country Produce taken in exchange.
We hope BY srric. a'tcn,inn to business.
aud a determination 10 suit all, both iD
work and prize, 10 receive a !iberai share
Of public patronage. 80 H.
HATE & FtRRAY. -.
Lewishurg. May 22. 1919
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SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1s4o.
BROOKLYN BANK.
Mr.. Cook reported q bill to amend the act relative to
the Brooklyn Bank.
CHARTER wILLIAMsBURG.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill to
amend the charter Of the village of williamsburg and
passed the same without anne dment
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1S49.
SALARY HEALTH OFFICER.
Mr.. CARVER Of Clinton, submitted adverse report
upon the bill giving salary to the Health Ofiosr Of
the city OF New York
Mr. SMITH, Of Monroe county, reported q bill for the
sale OF land In the county whore the taxes due.
SURPLUS FUNDS.
Mr.. BAYLEv. Of Jefferson county, reported q bill
authorising Surrogates to invest surplus moneys in
real estate.
PROTECTION LIFR AoAINsT FIRE
Mr. BEEKMAN, of New York, gave notice Of his inten
ton to bring in bill for the better protection Of lives
against fires in the CITY Of New York.
Mr.. Ross, Of Ssffolk county, offered resolution d.
rectng the Military Committee to inquire int the
pediency of sbolshing any Of the State srsena The
resolution lies over.
NEW YORK POLICE EsrABLIsrM.rr.
Mr.. VARNuM, of New York offered o resolution
making the bill relative to the New York police esab
lishmeDt the special order for Monday next-which
Was duly considered and adopted.
The bill relative to divorces taken up and made
the special order for Tuesday.
ENLARGEMENT OF CANAL LOOKS.
A communication was received from the Cansl Com.
missioners In answer to . resolution Of the House
asking for information relative to the enlargemsu
the lecks in the canal between Syracuse and Buffalo.
The alton was appropriately referred
The Assembly then adjourned.
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Move ments OF General Taylor.
FIRST DRSpATCU

WHEELING, Va Feb. 81, 184S.
General Taylor and suit spent tho night ct the Uni
ted States Hotel and departed in coaches this fore
moor on the National Road. He Is anxious to reach
Washington soon. He will not visit Pittsburgh owing
to the delay that has been incurred on the route.
The committee met him yssterday at Grave Creek
several miles from the city and after his reception In
the city, there was large gathering at the Virginia
House, where his political friends made speeches and
manifested great enthusiasm.
He was escorted out Of the city BY Large military
cavalcace.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WHEELING, Va. Feb 81, 184o
The President elect and suit left this city ct
O'Clock, this morning, their way to Washington.
They will positively stop ct Unontown, to night, and
will not visit Pittsburgh
THIRD DESPATCH.
PfrrssuRoH, Feb 81, 1910.
General Taylor passed through Brownsville this a.
tsrnoon. He IL expected to sleep In Uniontown to-
night in Cumberland, Md. tomorrow Thursday
night and reach Washington on Friday evening, the
23d inst.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
Uriorsrowr, Pa. Feb 2l-P.M.
General Taylor and suite arrived In this town ct
O'Clock TO- night and we're escorted to the Clinton
House. He was Welcomed In . speech by T. P. Oil.
plant General Taylor replied briefly. He leaves in
the morning for Cumberland.
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City Intelligence.


THE STREETS The sTREETs!! The STREETS IL
Constant complaints made about the condition
when the frost Is out Of the ground the snow
all melted away and the streets are shown up
now so filed up with GOAL ashes, have been
deposited In the carriage ways during the winter,
that the csrtmsn cannot drive along them without
danger Of ipjuriDg their horses being themselves
thrown from their carts. This Is shameful ndsed.
Are there means of forcing the observance Of city
ordinances in reference ashes aud gsrb
age in the streets 1t is t&bs hoped that the Mayor
and Boards of Aldermen will continue their 10 vesti.
gation lately need and zee II they can pre-
vent the sxity Of their officers In the Of
official duties.
WAsHINoroN's BIRTHpAY.-Ths ed Of Fsbru ary
used to be observed in New York with considerable
display, and there Is one corps of citizen soldiers
who still keep up their old burn gun
powder on Wa.hiDgton's birthday Tho Seventy
Skies, or the Veterans, they are sometime called,
still assemble on the morning Of th. day, and make
the bills around echo they did in 6 the Of
artillery Free men, Of free nation they thus cels-
brate the anniversary Of freedoms champion
BAD CITIZENS AND MEAN MEN.-Is was lately shown
at the Mayors Office, that two German MS residing n
Thirty eighth street and who the OF tbs
houses in which they lived, had applied to the Aims
House office for coal and had the applied
for they representing themselves being poor to
pay for 1t, or, in other words, cls ming to b. city
paupers. The supply Of coal was, Of COURSE stopped
but the fact of It's having been mt has led
charge BY many Of negligence Of duty To. part Of the
Commissioner OF the Aims House, thus enabling them
to steal from the city's charity box. The charges
bave returned the at the Office until no we'll
assured Of the poverty Of the applicants One thing
however, may be raid in excavation of mperf-cton
in the accomplishment Of duties by the vsiters for
last six weeks The truth Is there has been
for them to do and they have often bad to labor
Daylight In the morning, until midnight, in order
get through with their lists Their duties have indeed
been arduous
FREs.-A fire broke cut, on Tuesday evening, in the
Supreme Court room, in the old City Hail. which wxs
not he'd until considerable dsmsg had been
sustained. fire broke out Tussdsy after o. in
the house of Mrs Arthur, No GO Sixth Avenue which
was put out with tr'fing damage fire broke out ct
10 O'Clock on Tuesday night in the house Of No.
474 Broome street. which was put out with trng de-
mage. fire broke out, about two o'clock ON We'd
pesdsy morning, in the upper story Of the house. No.
o. Canal street. occupied by Ubsda& Pearson as dry
goods store. the roof Of which was destroyed. The
fire UNDATED TO the.budir adjoining on Mercer
street, the roef Of which was also destroyed.
PESALTIEs FOR KEEPING GAMBLIro HoysEs-How
ENFokcED.-For the following statsme mt and osrti-
fcate, we are indebted to H. Vsndsrvoor Esq Clerk
Of the Court Of Sessions