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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
LIFE INSURANCE.,
hnuily and Trust COnBc00y.

ke, "a, Uainut Street, Phiicd:iohia.
tArIrAL, S25O,O0O-Chsrter Perpetual
hE Company are now prepared To transact
business upon the mos, liberal and advanta-
: terms. They are authorized by their charter
81 "to make all and every insurance apper-
~ TO life risks OF whatever Kind or nature, and
ceive and execute trusts, make ENDORSEMENTS,
grant ard purchase snnuitles. The Cou-
sell unnuities and endowments, and act
ees for minors and heirs.
Z of Premiums required far The Assurance
Of $lOO for the ,choie term cf Life.
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REGISTERS Notices,

The liuwiug accounts are TO I've presented 10
he Orphsn's Curt "f i.nr"n county a" Monday,
x4rh Dec in,, for confirmation and advance:
Pn,ti,I c., Of John Scnrsek. sn Admr OF DR.
Am H Lunwis. late uf Lewi-hurg BUr'
Arct of Inn.s >asssman, EAr Of VIM Brown.
:sis oi In,'n =
Acct o. !uAu Haas. Gua'aian Of Franklin
Van Bu.k, K Of Niflnbnr: B"ro
Acc, o. A ,nd l. iidrng., AGmr. "f Ttoma'
uli.g 90. l,le f Buff.l p ZIP
Acct # { hu-tIan Ciucurh. Admr Il Samuel
rsr,1, Late ui " s,hn & "n ~
Aeet Of ~, Nit,i. -w.Ith. Aimr nf Henr,
Enit.ie. /" cf reNrr IL
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
lury Lls,-December Term, 40

Jury Lls,-Deceaber Term, 40
P,Gl .jurors I'D reek
union ] i'm Cfosssr"'e. John L-'by, Nj
chae N lier, Tohn Ga, ,er, ,Cha'> cnwIey
We,, B aver Jno ID R"'n'g. Wa Bard,
M.cnael .}ate, Henry Better
n,,.r: :: J.... Rsr sel, Ie,.s Hend.cas,fh,L
ip MarAlry
c.,,r: Gro San,pse'. Sen, Frrd 4, emer'
In. Smoker, Ed~ Say der. Reuben Ei
senh""er
~ .I.,.,.,.l Jacob SNYDER. Saul Yuder
R-r,y: Joh. R .,bIon. J ,seph >ha'io
Wn.h.n gr"n: Isaac |, M".rr
p.on,: l,enlnm S"i'h. Phlhp K""'z'
u,r,l., i.cob NJ IRE, Henr, V"na''a.
Christian Schunre
W, B.f,!n: Jacob Derr. Sn"1 Young
a,f,,o. Mich Gr"v" james S""'"'o".Jr
john B,ddl.. Geo Miller
r.a R,tTsiu Jermah Ritter
Nhss Deer Henry Nol'. Chafi'' " '"T
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Notice..

OUBSCRlBERS to the " University at
y Lewisbure" Who have not paid their
First lns.s|men', (due last January,) arc
respectfully requested TO pay the same
without further notice, to
SAML T.. WALKER, TasAa
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
kewisburp, Sept. /, I649.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

IASTOR and Sweet on. Lau uda nun. Pas.I
I ; eyorir Godfrey. Cordial. Epson Salt.
s.,e,.,us. Cream. Tartar Sfasrh. OpeIs'poc, h.
sam Of Ii ., Saitsods, Bslsam de MAIths. wSnl
Tea.' am.Ihor. Ginger. Cinnamon. Clo'e'. P~pH4.
Nuimess. Masnesis. Mustard. Orium. Mo'ro4
Qninine. tsods Powders. ne. for sale At
CIV .oshaa1s Drpe a. hemissl Emec,e0o,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
~ Aosnf for Union and adjoining countil
Sabbath School Meetings.

'-SiiOOL >.
No. long since there was Union Meet.
ng OF different Sabbath Schools Of TN.
place held IN The Me- hndlsi church. which
vas largely attended. by an attentive and
deeply interested audience. At that time
II was understood thai these meetings ~ef@
% be held successlve!y in the 4.GuNni
churches IN town, at leas; once in three
mohihs. Ihls arrangement, seemed 10 u
20 be wise and good one but Tor some rea.
'on or Other u has not be-, n carr ed into e.
'ect- we are persuaded ih.t one Sabha't
afternoon IN lhree month. might te occu.
ped more Hdvnniaeeousty 10 parents. 10
'hhdfen, and 10 teachers. IN his way, than
~ attending on our regular services. Il
would afford on admirable opportunity for
po'n'Ing out The defects and enforcing the
1.'''us OF ife>e d 'fProni classes Of persons
Our object IN wiring this brief notice is 10
call the attention oi parents, teachers, min.
's'ers. and especially Of the Super;niend-
snts OF the dliie' ent schools, 10 This subi.c,
LET Them fix 90 The time for anoher NEE,
ing. (say the afternoon Of the S,hbsrI
N Inc new year, or any other time ,har
NAV be thought proper,l AMI appoint the
speakers, and we have no doubt but thai
he meeting will b. well a,,-nded. Norhing
good can be accomplished without resolu- |
ION, decision AMI perseverance. The rising
generation are the hope of their parents /,
i the church. and nf the world, and we
an not 'eei too deeply interested in or
ievo'e 90 much attention to their ~ar,v
eIg'"u> culture. H.
Lcwisburg, Dec. 25, 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

A DuELlsr, who fancied himself TO be
insul,ed BY Yankee. who had won the
sffec,ions Of his sweetheart, quit the room
with the ominous'words. you'll hear from
me, Sir :"
"Wal. dew" said tho Yankee" glad
ont :. urite once in a While. We shall
sIers be glad 10 hear from you. Dew 1T
d know how you're gell!n' along"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

James Johnston, Esq, of fPenns, lvania.
(bro'ber of Gov. Johns,on,) has been nom.
mated by Pres. Taylor, Consul to GLASGOW
"A very lucrative post. Mr.. Johnston
was soldier in Mexico, and is said to be
well qualified for the post.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

Mr. Brooks, Of the New York EXPRESS
Wing member of the presen, Congress
has given his privilege of appointing a ca
det TO West Point. 10 the faculty Of the
Free Academy, with instructions 10 besiow
it on the fitie>t and "most deserving Sill.
dent" This is good Democracy.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

The decision of The grand jury of New
Orleans. in lngorn'ng the bill agans, Car
los &c ESpana, the Spanish consul, for his
participation in the abduction of .Iu,n
Francisco Raw, has greatly surprised lha,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

The ci'lzensof Georgetown design pe,i-
iIoning Cnngress for r-,rr.cess;cp Of tho
remainder of the Dis'ric, Of Co!umhi, n
the State Of Maryland.
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READ our TERMS
Very Liberal Inducements 10 postna,,..-
and Agents.
Fitzserald's City Item, and any os
the Magazines one year Three DoIIa..

lFl lTZGEkAlD'@ CITY rri7,
afAMlLY SATURDAY JOURNAT r"n
UNIVERSAL CIRCULATION. pnt,i pE u,
every Saturday. by Fitzgerald q Co. ~ y,,'',a 81
south Third Street, PhiIadelphil. 80
This popular newspaper has been in e1i.,..
no'ef Two years, and me, unprecedented S.
large and constantly Increasing cireul,,o, ,'t''
been obtained in the city, and the coun,,r -''
.iiton IS equaisd by few weekii-s OF The d. "'u'
IL contains more original local matte, III
other weekly In Philadelphia and the aim Of 'y ,t
P'op'ie'ors has been, and is, To make il, b;st ,s
oned' brilliant. and weILinformed parer. ,b,, ,,r
Always prove a welcome visilan, to the soil i'
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

i, vi" '"e o"o Oai!ot speaker was elected
d as follows:
, Cobb, D. 102
y Winthrop, w. 100
WiImoi, F. S. g
, Stevens, w. I
: Morehead, W. 4
s Durkee, F. S. /
n Strong, D. 3
!. Boyd, d. 3
William F. CoIcock, D Of S. C. /
III 1t had been previonsly agreed upon in
| the caucus Of the Wing and Of the Demo
: cratic party, that on the 63d ballot the per-
son having The highest number or a plu.
] rally OF the woes, should be Speaker.
J The Free Soers and Wing NuIiiers OPP
posed this measure, bu, the Two main par
ties carried ii through by successive votes,
the last Of which (ailer the above vo,e) de
clared by majority that HOWELL CoBB
S OF Georgia. be Speaker of the House.
The Clerk appointed Mr.. Rober, C..
Winthrop and Mr.. James Mcdowell, of
Virginia, a committee to conduct Mr.. Cobb
to the chair.
: Theydschargei their duty, when Mr..
Cobb arose and delivered in substance the
following speech:
Gentleman Of the House Of Represen-
tatIves lit would be useless in me to dis
guise the fact that feel deeply embar-
rassed in this seat. Under the circum-
stances attending my election | am con-
scious Of the difficulties by which | will
u be surrounded. The peculiar organization
of the House is exhibited in our proceed
=. character of the various important aud ex.
ii citing questions which will come up before
Z us. during the present session, all conspire
render The duties Of The chair embar.
=, RAISING, onerous and responsible. may
i, be permitted 10 ask, in advance, your aid
aiand support in ialihfuI, earnes! and i'm
hpar'ial discharge Of my duty. The coun.
S'iry has been lookirg with impalience al
our efforts TO effect an organization. The |
public has remarked with interest ever, |
r>teP which has been taken in our ley
Dis'a;lve course. Our duties will tbe la. |
'borious, our responsibilities severe lie; US
try. in view Of these considerations, to in.
evoke, in the discharge Of duties patriotic
!, measnrs as broad as the Union, and as
,extensiye as the nature ard character OF
onr various interests and institutions
Gen''"men-You will accep, nv ear
nest thanks for the honor conferred unon
me by yonr choosing me as Speaker du-
ring the present Congress"
Mr.. Cobb took bis seat amid much M.
i.l.u,e
Mr.. Vrnton, for the purpose Of lacilia,.
ing business. moved that The members be
sworn in.
Mr.. Linn Boyd. the senior member Of
The House administered the oath Of office
20 the Speaker. Mr. Thompson, Of Miss r
ssipP. thought that the swea ring in of the I
members TO nigh, would not expedite the c
acepiion Of the Presidents Message.
= 1t being now six o'clock the House
fjourned. II
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

The whole amoun, Of money collected
in the United States or the benefi, or N.
Pope was 5,Ols 90. So says the Cath
ole Magazine
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PREh!UMS.-We will give copy of
The GUARDIAN" to every person who
will send us four new subscriptions with
the cash 1885, in advance Tor 1.-THE Chrooi.
cle." We can cot afford the paper for
iess-but offer the Magazine as an induce
ment for persones who will make an effort
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
PSECHOLOGY-NrI Ioo

PSECHOLOGY.-Mr. Loo
MIS- Master Oscar, and Mr.. Wes,co,, w.,
are requested to notice purpose repeating
their Lectures and Experiments on Fec.
fr'cai Physiology, Sympathetic Clairvoy-
ance' and PhfenoIogy, a, the Lewisburo
Town Hall, evenings of next week-po,ice
Of which viii be given by bills.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

VThe practical story commencing on
our first page, we take in advance from, The
kev. Mr.. Harbansh's forthcoming NIasa.
zine. 1t has a judcous moral.'
"Ihe Guardian" will he issued by New
Years If the engraved heading for the COW
er reaches the Printer in season. We
hope the good people of Lewisburg and
vicinity will sustain home Magazine as
we'll as home Newspaper. We are sure
the Magazine will be an honor and a credi,
10 our town.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

He No less than four different proposi,iops
Yer allowing citizens 10 import slaucs for
aMeir oIn use. have been voted down in
"'e Kentucky Constitutional Convention by
n. rye maJorities. A substitute was moved
,nbracing the principle Of the law of 1888.
mehls was also nega,ived bv a very large
'orajori,y-9 TO 20. The following, how.
neer. was adopted:
no " The general Assembly shall p,ss laws
m, ovidng that any free negro OF mula,to,
u,'reafter n, emigra,ing 10. or being emanc-
..tled in, and refusing to leave this State,
e having left shall return and settle with.
this Stale, shall be deemed guilty of
ony. and confined in the Peni,en,iary
H ,reof."
Oh The Convention have inserted clause,
vote Of rs yeas 10 II nays, declaring
'achers and ministers of the gospel in
a. s'ble to seats in the Legislature.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

To Ascertain the weigh, of horse
place your toe under the animals foo,
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Tie Carrier will pay his respects in
person on New Years morn. His Address
is to be copyrighted, so ,ha. i, can not be
transferred 10 the Chronicle. and you must
palronize him or GO without.
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"Ihe subscribers in the Ees, Buffalo
Club who have not, arc desired to remem
Der the Printer soon.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

David Clark, Esq. of Ca,awissa Is
elected Clerk Of the Bank OF Danv;l,c
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ELECTION

\ OllCE IS hereby given 10 the S.ec,-
~ ho'ders of The Lewlsburg Eris.e
Company, that an + ecr'on viii Be held :,
lie house ot the Misses R,arL,. in tie
borough III l.-~i>burg, on Monday the =
''ay "l January, 1880, Tor The purpose Of
ei-c'ins one 're>lderl. sN Managers. Tree
~urer and Cerk. 10 conduct be conc, RI,
OF SAID C1mranS iuI ore YEAR.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Pre,,t
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@The Hollldaysburg papers mention
that revival Of religion has been enioycd
IN that town for some time past, and ,ha,
about 100 persons have united with the
Methodist Church ard a number with
The Baptist.
Much religious interest has been mani
Tested IN the Baptist congregation at Lew.
lsbnrs, since Thanksgiving day. and it is
expected the ordinance of baptism will he
administered to several, on Sabbath morn-
ns next. below the River Bridge.
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XesEisJs.3'E, PN.
Wednesday Afternoon, Dec &c.
MESSAGE AT LAST

| ""'' 90 Jul P"Pei was sonS 10 press,
we received from our Congressman the
First Annual Message Of President TAY.
LOR. 1t is about half the length of the
common Presidential Messages. From a
cursory examination, we Judge it to be
well written. ana a patriotic and states.
man-lhe document. The people generally
we think will admire its tone-and those
at the North Especially among the Whics)
will echo It's sentiments.
Ii is too late for insertnn this week.
and we leave it for our successor to dipest.
"Wth this No. we resign the editor.
ial conduct Of this paper into The hands Of
HENRY C.i'IckoK, ESQ., gentleman whose
ability and integrity are iavorably know n
to many,a and we hope will be made known
TO many more through these columns.
1t is now ten years that We have WELD.
cd the edi'oria! pen-tor rather bundled
the editorial composing stick )-and durina
this time i, has been our 10, to give and
take some pretty hard blows. We have al.
ways endeavored in conducting a paper to
he faithful to the cause we have avowed to
advocate: and in all honesty Of purpose.
ia!ihinIness, and zeal have no apologies to
make, while defects Of talent and Judgment
"e hope may be overlooked. Our best
wishes attend every member Of the honnr-
able profession with whom we have come
n contact. as well as those with whom We
have Iaborod in common.
There is certainly ma,te<sof regret ,ha,
The Newspaper Press in our country doe,
exert The happy aud beneficial influence i, |
might and shoald exert. We have been
'efml'ed TO witness. however, erea, in.
III the moral tone as well n, !,
he outward dress Of the country periodie-
his "hhn 'an years. We sincerely hope
his improvement may coninae. And il
viii De manifest just as the publisher. Of
'aper can lay Oh, Iasor upon, and engage
he service Of persons compeicn, 10 fll, The
oumns of their journals. We are dspo.
ed to to do our part towards making the
Lewisburg Chronicle" second 10 no coun.
~ paper. The new Editor will. we are
oniiden', labor heartily for the same end.
remains for our patrons to manifest their
by enlarging the circle of
> readers, giving kind advice and encou.
'scment, and overlooking all WHICH may
ZEN 10 them 10 be mistakes of the printer.
errors OF the EDITORS head and heart. y
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Pay the P'inier, keep your fee. dry
and remember The poor.
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'.To keep the Printer
Up through the Winter

10 Keep the irintnr
Up through The Winter"
as ne expressed it. No single bird, mind
you but f'co turkies in good order for an
epicure. No wonder such a benevoIeo,
snu's wheat never turns 10 cheat, We
nope the Captain, or The Major, or some
other good Fast BufaIonan will remember
the incoming Editor in a similar manner
before New Years.
Thanks also 10 the lady who so subs,an-
Tally remembers the Pr. every Christmas
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

There is said to be a man in MississipIi
" thin that he cam, make q shadow.
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he premiums are less than any other company
The policies afford grester advantages. Mar J
women and female children can insure the i
of either husband or parent free from the
Is Of creditors. Tables Of half yearly and |
terIy premiums, half credi, rates of PREMIUM
terms. joint lives. sursivorshiPs' endo".
is and forms Of application are to be had :
Oihce or of the Agent.
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Ri,$'i'RsAY.

tE CAME into the enclosure Of he
21Aea<zSubscrber, several weeks SINCE. A
RED BULL CALF, supposed to be about
a year old. The owner is requested 10
come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take il away.
WILLIAM WILSON. in.
Kelley Tp., Nov. 26, Is49.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

-'he legislative telegraph, invented by
r. L. Monaghan, for taking the yeas
/, nay S, has been put in order for opera.
bat the DexI session in our House of
esenia'ives at Harrisburgh. 1t will
great deal OF time.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

We learn from The Village Record ,ha,
imicable action has been entered in the
nmon Pleas OF Chester county, between
Bank OF Chester county and the bro
OF Philadelphia, who sued it on its
issue, whereby The rights. duties and
'llilies Of the respective parties will be
,fr'alned without unnecessary delay.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

xample: A person aged 80 years next b's
by paying the Company SO cts would S.
10 family or heirs 800 should he die -
.. or for 9 90 he secures to them 1000, ef6el
90 annually for seven years he secures 10 -
90 should he die in seven years. or for - -
yearly during life he secures 5 1000 to bs svna
en- he dies--the insurer securing his own benoe
the difference in amount of premium from H.
sgel hv other offices. For A9 SO the heirs We
eive $4,000 should he die in one year.
PETER CULLEN, President
Wv. RAWLE Sec'y and L cas-. t*
'or further particulars apply to g
HENRY a. HICKOE IS
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aeH'e learn from the Boston papers tha,
- sentence Of death passed on Milton w.
eeter, for the murder of his wife, has
mitiga'ed. and that he is TO expatc his
One by immurement for the rest of his
= within the walls of a prison. This is
~ murder case on which we commented
he time o! the trial, in condemnation
she hear'less and wicked spri, which
eis some 10 make sport for themselves
practising on The weakness of fellow
ig. SIecter was passionately fond Of
g. wife. and insaneIy jealous. Some
Ting men amused themselves by coutri-
TO make him believe that his jealousy
well founded and i, was while upde, |
effect OF some Of their tricks ,bu, he
. violent hands upon his-and their
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

O"ho should happen into our of1ire
the other day hot Capt. Jacob Gundy with
a couple Of lurkles
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determine is hos' much esrsfvs esef Ss2
d.iisrs se'th Of sss f6 prodsee sa" dollars Aofh Of
that ssrsapars other resdy We might hers say thsi
Braars Msdscssss bad cured. within the last year.
1000 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 Cases were considered lneufable!
q some other paseasedicne In the habit of say.
DO TO 5,
that BaANIs MEDICINES have Effected cures of
diseases living human heings the past than
sny other remedy in existence did during the
How s.ueh Will Dollars worth cUReP
Tse.sy large deep Ulee's were ssS BY usns only sIss
bo,les Of Brs.s's Purifier.
sAAs effected human being. BY s.y .eIses.s
Horrid Scrofdla Cured
December 9Osh 1895 that he had bseu afflicted with scao
vvLA yeass and last year confined to his he'd with
Tvxnrr lsrSe deep, di'eAsrEisS ULcras-hss his neck
essen Hround from ear to cara hole was eaten
through hs Wind pps that he breathed through shs
hole-bis nearly destroyed-she use OF his arm
vas wholly destroyed-and tacer under the arm.
large mans hand had nearly eaten through nto his
Luasshss he had used all kinds Of SARsAPAhiLLA and
srA edieines bsn. and that he wss not ersese1
lvs srsnfv four AoHys when he commenced BhANr's
INDIAN PuRIFvINo ExrsAcT-sLaf NINE BorILEs Of tho
pussyYHN0 EXrnAcr kslsd and eHesd sRvgTRRN of the
twenty Ulcers he had wh@a he commenced using Il and
fes besslss effected SRRTRcr cCRR For full
particulars of ta asd many other ss1ssr esss ses our
PAnpHlKn.
This WsnderHol oaA Assonishing CUBE
docs not stand alone . of the srss sfcsv
Of BaAHrs PUsIrIkR. for could give almost unlirn
i,rd evidence Of other eur-s assessed this were
doubted. This cure 70 certified 10 By
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.
physicans Of Rome-by Messrs. BissRLL 4 LEONARD,
wholesale and retail drurgs-by Mr. G. R. Baovs pro.
prietor and keeper Of ths Wssr Ross torkL-And by
slsrss ssA~ vsfnessss
Brant's Indian Purifier
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EVE" oi news and business. and to ev.,r't AF
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s,'ningle instruction with pleasure 'e %
: SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

ns attention o. fosimas;ers is referred 10 ~.
aoo.e =, very liberal terms to clubs. r. ~ 'e
-, V''nlas'ers who NAV wish TO act ~ oos.,,. -
"e 'ry Hem we offer The most liberal MI
.n'-' winch may be ascertained by conmnn,c,.
nn IL. 'llf HEN AND THE MAGAZINES
ine ny Hem, and either Grahsm's. God.
pnree Dollars. o''e year
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

This Ba.au possesses su The sisaassae and Ps,fysss
Of the PrkIvYISo ExrRacr and alro
possesses several other edeatoos psr:e.a, and pses
sssy saap:ed 70 cure COUGHS and CONSCMPTlOSS u
Assi. Ueers L..es and elsewhere ssrss
\. readily and sasy - the Ps.fy.S Essrses hsan
md cures externally.
TMvrsAHps of curss Of the hops!ess C0nsumpo0a
fuy prove ulous ecsey N ~ dasoases ee
he LUNGS THROAT, and BREAST.