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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
H U q Z D U ) .
MARCH OF a1IND.

The march oI mind is still progressive
mi ha, furnished us with The iollo~'n"
improved rnaNiuis.
Original. Go 10 The devil and shake
yourself.
Improved. Proceed To l'e arch enemy
of man, and agitate your person.
Orig. (Ofone who >quintsj lie looks
two ways for Sunday.
Lmp. One who by reason ol the adverse
Sisnosi,ion of his opiics-a natal etfrct-is
forced 10 scrntinize in two fold direction
for the Christian Sabbath.
Orig. Don't count your chickens be-
fore they are hatched.
Imp. Enumerate not your ado'es'eh'
pulie,s ere they cease 10 be ovliorm.
Orig. Sauce for The goose is sauce ior
the gander. ..
Inn. The culinary adornn.ents which
.nffice for the race Of Anser, mny be rel
i,bed with the masculine adu', OF The same
species.
Orig. lie, vel. enough alone.
Imp. Suffer a healthy sutli:iency 10
remain in solitude.
Orig. Pal n beggar on horseback an
he'll ride 10 the devil.
Imp. Establish d mendicant on the
uprermos, section Of a charger, and h+
viii transport hin,>elf 10 APoliyon.
Orig. Acc;druls will happen in The best
OF families.
Imp. Disasters will even'ua'e even IN
households Of The supreme-t Integrity.
Orig. A still sow drinks the most
rwlIl.
Imp. The iacilurn female OF the por-
cine Genus imbibes Tie most nutrIm,nt.
Orig. IT'S an i'll wind that blows no.
body good.
Imp. That gale i truly diseased,
" hich pulf,ih beneiaclions in n"nen'i'y.
Orig. stich in ,iae SAVES nine.
Imp. The first impression "f needle
On rehi obviaieih a nneiold Introduction
Orig. A MODS as good as a Wink 10
horse lha, sn'l blind.
Imp. An abrupt inclination of The head
is equivalent TO contraction OF The eye
to a sliced un,roubled With obllqnlty OF
vision.
ORG. IT'S a wise child that knows his
father.
lmp. Tha, juvenile individual is indeed
.tye who possesses authentic information
with respect 10 the Identity OF his parental
primitive.
Orig. There's no accounting for tastes.
lmp. The propensllies Of The palate
def jurisdiction.
Orig. Two and two make sonr.
LAMP. The number four Is certain
aggregate OF units, aud all numbers being
the representation OF a unit, which, tho
no. number in itself. is the raren, root.
or original Of all numbers-fow is The de-
nomination assigned 10 a certain number
of such repe;ilions.
o:ig. A barking dog seldom bies.
Imp. An animal OF the canine species
thai .peudeih al its corPoteal energy in
the exercise ol is vocal organs is seldom
dangerous With its dental ossi';caglons.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

The Ladies ii i'etcrboro', n H. have
oryanizcd lodge, krown rs Monddknoch
Lodge, Nc. !. Of the lnoePeu1sn, order o
Old Lad.s,. They ~ii Tide 'he goat SIDE
wa-s. Of ctUrse.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

CASTOR and Sweet Oh. Lnudanu,n, Par.
y sgoric Godiey's Cordial. EPSON Sails.
Saleratus. Cream Tartar. Starch, OpeJr!poc, Bal.
-sm OF Liz Sal Soda, Bal.sm de Maltha, Worm
Ginger. Cinnamon. Cloves, Pepper,
Nuimegs. Masncsis, Mustard, Opium. xorphe,
Quinine, Soda Powders. &c. for sale ut
C.W .seh.f1dis Drug d Chemical Emporium,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

B,shop Chase told MS congregation n
,bor; u,.e since, ia one Of his sermons.
&" Ina, there WAS amor. his ieu.a.e auditors,
corset boarJs suiiicient 10 shinse hoe-
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
Beware of counterfeits !

There /. no Brsn,'s medicines genuine. bu,
such bottles as are put up in square package
or shape. and on one square Of the package is &
label on which is represented young Squaw
and under " here she stand. is Note Of Hand
which reads as follows, viz.
"We hereby promise. far raiae rereired, TO pa,
10 The beorer herecf OSE CEST, on demond. q,
our Medicine Faeiory ia the City IF Broohlya
NY. Dafed at Brookiyn IN ApriL 1918"
(Which note is sissitd with pea ard red ink)
IN T. WALLACE S- 20"
None genuine bot such have the note on
the label signed above.
For sale by Thornton & Baker. Lewis
furs: Edsd Wilson. New Berlin; = J Grouse,
se!,nssroSe: q * T g Meyer, Freehurg; VI y
Backhsuse, Middiebura Wilt u Eilcri. Hahle-
ton; An'e. N Mench, Mitiiinburg
Al letters and orders must he addressed TO
Wallace & Co. !GG. Broadway. New York
lya2s4
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

A petition is IN circulation, urging that
mn ~ x,dow. .hsii be allowed 20 marry unii'
all .is single ladies' arc disposed OF.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

Il was decided few days ago in Baii
more. b, "a b,srd oI r'bra'ors. thai a SOW
aud her litter OF pigs are included in the
phrase " homseaoii /urmilms."
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
pERFUMERY /!

C,CuAEFLE has received a choice as
= sor,ment from T.. Roasscl and j.
HaueL Perfumers, whose preparations are
ceIebraIcd-
R.ars'OI Pearl Powder
OK Marrow Fancy Soaps
R,v Water Hair Dye
Cologne Water Shaving Soaps
Cu,Iioo Fluid &c. Sc,
A'so-a general variety of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles. .Spec'acles, Pencils. Wallets,
Too,hbrushes, Hairbru,hes, &c. &c.
G.. w. SCHAFFLE.
Lewi>bnra, Nav l5. lS4s
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

'i'HAi great natinuai OF. ias"'ite ard ,i.fins
reme,y # E,surk.~ Yf1n-' STa>pISG y.
Sal uuspp'ua,i lei in IL ie'nl suctrs- an.
.'ctI ~ ,hr rure ui t. l. ~Icirhrd :. mpiair,
II yW would rscaic tue .I.r'.Ictl tp"iS'' nous
cnun:, is, take a IA, iic from any r!.At ~
NJ" guarded ~ The rr'i'," sisIatnre e ,be ~
'n-l nsen,or aa NJ. irictcr Joa> R.R'"a>n. on
4 paper label c'"s 4 : the inuulh AMI cork.
! his rclnrdy has u,,rr bern hnsteicd up by
ase and dec.itiu putt. bui h = IT. way Ia th,
conf len'c and un''srs'i adnit'' Of the ln,shit
ats of ever std Ague districts, ~ irs oooL
woKKs ANDr rHrITs TO "hich all the agent.
md every person who have used il will s'iiy.
Prnprietn,'> Oili.c, ll3, Arch 81. Phiad'a
AGESrs: c " Sch file Thorn on q Baker
K II Bcwes, Lelcis5lJS; 4 K,ensti,r. Whlsn
Crowse Se!insgrov.; tiassier & .lpp. Sweet Hope
g ) Baekhoo-, Puihp iii.bish, VI kee's ais
lyeuw22S
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

Posf 7Ilsters, Book .7gfnts and COlporteurx
Who may desire to canvass districts for thc
above i.nportsn, National Works, will he pleased
to address line to the publisher. stating the
portion of country he wishes to occupy, and by
return Of Mail he will receive List Of P-iccs,
with Terms to Agents, which allow them
very liberal commission.
EDWARD WALKER. Publisher, ia Full.
ton street, New York
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
Brant's Indian Purifi er

all impure Diseases of the blooi viz Said Read
Sal: Rheun RAsgms'is Ernpiioas Pinpi,s the Face
Piies Blss Ulcers Cos'irese,s MrcilI Diseases Liner
CompLsia Pam 81! the Back Side and L1sts, RgsA u
Blood % the Heal eic. etc.
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DUCTuES and PRYSIcIiSS RECOMMEND.

DVVTOWy IND II TNitTIIJ UIVUUWEVDs
The following .rned ppcOrs and Physicians have high
y reconm. .rd.d BRiSI'S MEDICINES
Dr. n HubBAEl'. Stamford, Conn.
Dr. J. n. SMITH, WatTtown, n. Y.
Dr. RoSsMAN 132 Iiebry str ct Brooklyn. NY
DIR. 7. 81 HUNT Auburn, y. Y.
DR.. GRO. FRANCIS. Mhidl1town Conn.
Dr. GEO A. ROGERS. Bath ".
DR.. =. WHITE. Frtdonis y. Y.
Dr. L. D. GaLEETiSE, Byron ~
DR.. J. q. SIiiPMAN. Fayetteville NY
DR. J. SKINNER. Henry street Brooklyn ny.
DR.. o. SIiIPIAN Cortland N. Y.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10

NENTLEMEN'S Fancy Goods, ves'-'
VI ings. Cloths, Cassimeres, ard Sum-
mer Goods in grueral, a.
c. E. Bowe.' Cheap Store.
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Brant's Pulmonary Balsam

rur,s COySCNPTlOH Coughs Colts Spiuin9 Of Flood
Bsd'rx sae LaHs PAIN IN The B,1s; and Side NieAs.
Cholera IntaatRH Dyssnioy Summer Complaints and fLL
FEMALE UEfELESSE rl,Iouf ann ,1,iiUS rAafeper
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LIST OF BOOKS

punished ny Il. w aiker, ] ii uitDn strcei.
DIR. Dowline's History Of Romanism TO the
present time. so Epgravings, price $500
The Guide 10 knowledge. 800
The wonders of the World, $50
Mrs Eiliss Family Monitor. $50
Mrs Els's Guide TO Social happiness, ESQ
Brother and Sister, so
Cheevsr's Lectures on Pilgrims Progress, 9 so
Christian Martyrclogy. i,25
Ch,i.,'s Messengers, l.25
Fate Of Intidelity or, Truth Triumphant. IS
Odd Fellow Offering for Is.s. elegantly
Illustrated, 200
Odd FeIlow's Offering for ls40. do $50
Odd Fellows Offering for 1850, do 200
The Odd Fellow illustrated and neatly
bound. LOO
Faith Hope and Ch Ch,rity-Illus,rated. I
vol IL mo. Gill Muslin. LOO
Friendship. Lave and Truth illustrated. -
vol! II mo, Gilt. 100
Tales from The Arabian Nights Entertain
inrnis. rs
Roblrhood snd his Merry Fores,er, IS
Wreath OF Will Flowers, rs
Young Peoples Mirror for 1918. 4io.
Muslin, 100
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

By Door THns WILLIAMS of the most respectable
physicians oi Rom,-by M.s-rs BrssErL & LEONARD,
wnoess and retail sts-ly Mr. g. r. BRowS. pro-
pric,or aud k-psr OF the WEST ROME HorEI-snd by
el~ren 9th vifatsses
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without further notice, to
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Rv order nj tho R,,rd of Trrs,ees.
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Egyptian Block. Yurm.a street. Brootiyn.
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VAL = OAAA4
LIFE and HEALTH are in the BLOOD
" ~
Cleanse. Purify. and Rcgplatc the Circulation, and
the rkole body wW hare asatt. TIE most monderfui
q eli ''m'd'es to p,oanes such a result :.
Blk IAN INDIAN
EYTN 0Vs
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=,
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tnc use on :" ~. u,;, ~, mi, =, @ ,a . rou.5 cu n
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a., - ,rn, s.s -, ma -. ~ -, -. MI.
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'pu a,:r-s p,p,rrrp I. rouo r,Mes cur.pcR
,,., .nv a.b.r ,.,n.dy 4, ,he ~o,id h.r.rss
So Ao,o xarNo-n
Ne
o. VII me se"o .'sn. , VI d uas a M ,, yos aot h
large their bottles he The t.poros question: for
su,ners to determine effect ri2
aaars ro.h Of Purifier prodsce a dollars sovfA Of
sa,scps,ts other vessdv We might here say that
',G1 ,aa ooa ' psrsar. nae az Imnure Rlood n,,,,,,
=, n. a,o o. :Il u..lp,
uHu Z5,UJU ldBCb WtIC tOuNiu0fCu luCufdUIC:
. - ,b,r ,,.,or, mon ,,e In Tho bsh;, of s,v
- ~; % Hs - go :. Ia 80 sn rho wo,id h.Iiexe ns :, IJ;,,
ho.r, Wa d ..v and sand rsv 10 proye bv r,s,eeabe
Sii"e',e' that RrANTs MLDIcIsn. have effected cures ol
other remedy in existence did during the time.
How much will q Dollars " orth CUREe
T.,fy large deem Ye,, were cvsd by using ony telrs
bottles oi E,a.i, P.,Ge,
The following is IN. most wonderful and astonishn. cure
- ~ = S
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4 COMPLETE READY RECKONER, in
~ Dollars and Cents. also forms Of Notes.
Bills Receipts, Petitions, Interest Tables, tables
of Wages, Board, &c. Price lSa cts-for sale
at this Office.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
The Republic Of the I'nifed States.

and ITS Political Institutions.
Reviewed and Examined. By ALEXIS De
TocarEvILLk. Member Of the Institute OF
France, and the Chamber Of Deputies. &c.
In one large octave volume of nesTiy One
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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-10
100 900 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and 25O0O Cases were considered Incurable

other pn,entmcdcine in the hsbt of say
ing II should say who would believe usi This
however and stand really prove respectable
faesses that REANTs MEDIcrsEs have effected Of
diseases living human beings the past yesr than
other remedy in existence did during the came tune.
How much will q Dollars orth CUREe
Treaty large deep Ulcers cured BY using only t~eIgs
bottles Of E,anfs Purifier
The following the wonderful and astonishing
that effected human being. by r,edicss.
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Horrid Scrofhla Cured.

docs not stand alone monument of the 9rcdt endv
OF BRANT's PURIrIER for could give almost unlim-
tied evidence other cure, well attested- tlis
duiiIf nia ia I'll ,l..d In IN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

Autobiography of Dan. V q nj
stated that in the preparation y ~ Il
Buckminster, by Mrs. Lee, "nlI ~ D
be published, she has had access - = N.
teresting private papers. A rn"eid 4
manuscript autobiography OF po ars d
A paragraph quoted from this sun ."dss
which will be both encouragln!gg e. ~
to difiden, school-boys. MI WEI
"My first lessons in Latin ~s = Id
Joseph Stephens BnckmlnsteI' = ~
assistant at the academy. | maoe ia q
gress in all the branches ALIEN ,bias
his instruction, but there was one q,bs d
not speak before the school, lis 4
excellent Buckminster esPeclao;. ale u
persuade me to perform the elei , u
nation, like the other boys, Ou NJ, d
do it. Many piece did 1cOl aom. V
and rehearse it in my own -. ,V cars
over again; but when tl1s fa NJ 81
the school was collected, wen Ia spa
called. and | saw all eyes tp eIDa, il
seat, / could not raise myself no a.e,iD
tyres the masters frowned. sou 2.rsys
smiled. Mr.. Buckminster am. am,
and entreated with the most VII" Dol
that would only venture one Man, ~
not command sufficient resoiusssss ae 2
the occasion was over. went 0s
bitter tears of mortiicaliOn-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

DEATH OF GEN GA1NEs-We learn that
this distinguished soldier and patriot died at
New Orleans on the 9th inst, of cholera. We
find the following sketch of his life in the
Baltimore Sun. The Sun says that " Gen'l
Gaines was the Oldest officer in the army, hav-
ing received his first commission on the / 9th
of January, 1899, as an ensign in the 9th re-
giment of foot, just fifty years ago last jan
uary.
The first most prominent act in the life of
Gen. Gaines, was the arrest Of Aaron Burr,
for the activity displayed in which, President
Jefferson appointed him Marshal of the United
States. His subsequent services during the
last war with England, as well as during the
Indian war, are too well known 10 need repe.
tition; exhibiting in all the various important
stations he has occupied, "a skill, perseverance
and bravery, that was always sufficient fol
every emergency. He was, if we mistake not
Just eighty years of age, having been bern in
the year 1869, being the last representative Of
the old army Of the revolution, and of the wars
that established the predomnance OF the whites
across the mountains. Though not partici
pator in the victories and defeats of those wars
Gen. Gaines entered the army SO long ago tina
he was the associate of all those who hai
gone through their vicissitudes"
1t is but two weeks since we were called
upon 10 record the death of the gallant Worth
and now his brave companion in arms, Gaines
has gone to join him in that land 81 from whose
bourne no traveller returns.'' Thus one By
one are severed all the links that bind US with
the past, and the men of the revolution, anc
OF The war OF 1912, will shortly survive only
IN the memory OF their glorious exploits.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

The STEAMSHIP FALCON. BY the arrival
of the steamship Isabella at Charleston, from
Havana, we learn that 8" the steamship Falcon
had arrived at Havana, with her passengers
for Chagres. The steamship Is,hmus being
IN port, the Captain Of the Falcon informed
his passengers that they were TO he transferred
to the lsthmus, as he was bound to New Or
leans. The Isthmus being small vessel, the
passengers protested against the transfer, as
they had paid their passage to Chagres in the
Falcon. Some difficulty ensued, and the re
suit was that about ten or fifteen went on
board the Isthmus, the remainder, some eighty
or ninety in number, determined 10 remain on
board the Falcon and go to New Orleans, some
of them expressing the determination to libel
the vessel on her arrival, and prosecute for
damages" 1t will be remembered that seve-
passengers on board the Falcon, but whether
they went on hoard the Isthmus, or went to
New Orleans in the Falcon, we cannot say
Among the reports of the markets, we find
the following, which may be of some interest
to our readers -
HAVANA, June Humber has declined on
account of heavy arrivals The sales of w.
| Pine comprised 1000, COO feet, and 100, 900
feet are left for disposal. The last rates paid
were $40 so a 500 for Bath. Sl8 SIS SO for
Portland. About $4,000 feet P. P. Lumber
arrived, which have been sold, with exception
of a cargo from Mobile, at Sl8 and S22 for
steam sawed from Wilmington. SIG so and
SIT so for river and Timber, partly on credit.
MATANzAs, June We notice no differ.
ence in the extent of purchases of Sugars or
in the prices paid, although the accounts con-
tInue very unfavorable. We quote Whites
10 TO III rs; yellow 81 rs. for strict
ly prime; Browns 81 81 Cucuruchos a a
5. In MuscOvados transactions have been ia.
king place at d to Il RS. for ordinary for
France, and is. for good for Germany. The
stock of Sugars in first hands in town. and
still to come forward, may be placed at 100
NJ. boxes and NJ hhds.
The whole of our stock of Muscovado mo.
lasses has been bought up for England at
rs, and in clayed considerable business has
been done for the same destination at 24 rs
for the coast and rs for common tart.
Frelghts are extremely dull We quote
nomlnalIy hhds. So to 81 boxes 75c ST.
Molasses ST SO to 50. Exchange on London
10 per CT prem; New York par
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

NJ Geoyoe Lfppard, The Washington
I'll I'll. u Gently published letter from
-, IN Philadelphia, who calls himself
pe'son T;nnard. The following anecdote,
'sS;a5 i found going the rounds of The press,
VIII chow what manner Of man he is:
" q !. Ton Cortgin and George Lippard They
cav at Washington. that Corwin's levee is al
ways as well attended as any in that city. and
that strangers coming thithe- always call on
him as one of the lions Among others,
Lippard, the writer of raw-head and bloody
bone stories, and who conducted kind of pi-
ratcal sheet during the Presidential campaign,
in which he abused Corwin without stint,
called upon him month or two since, and in
troduced himself with the easy and confident
air of patron. Said Lippard, smiling:
-"' Governor Corwin, my name is Lippard,
George Lppard. of Philadelphia, whom you
have probably heard of-very glad 10 make
your acquaintance, sir. blackguarded you
a good deal last year.
4" Corwin-(wth one of his peculiar looks }
-Ah! Well, Mr. Lippard. you look very
much like blackguard.' Fed. Er.
LiPpard was shut up, and left.
We give this precious affair in full as we
find it going the rounds of our Federal cotem-
poraries. 1t has caused us some mirth, as II
would any one who has seen both the charac-
ters The allusion TO looks is perfectly ludl-
crous, when it is known that Corwin, the no.
ted Federal Abolitionist, has more than once
narrowly escaped being taken up for " run
away nigger'' Bearing this in mind, the read
er can better understand what is meant by
" one of his peculiar looks" Lppard may
be BLACKBOARD, and his sheet may have been
piratical That he was the chosen correspon-
dent of Gen. Taylor, and that his paper was a
Taylor paper, is certainly no proof TO the con-
trary; but still the insinuaton comes with a
very bad grace from those who were willing
enough TO employ him during the campaign.
BY the way, Lippard rather prides himseIfsup-
on his personal appearance" and with some
cause, as he is. in fact, quite good looking
fellow.