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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
The Compromise.

We should Judge, from the lights I've.
Tore lis that the prospect Of the passage
Of the Compromise Bill through the
Senate, was Frightening. II is believed
that the new President and his Cabinet,
favor Mr., Gigs plan Of adjustment.
His will undoubtedly give great strength
to the measure aud facilitate materially its
passage. We hope soon to be able to
chronicle the success of, some equitable
measure of Compromise which will tram
quil'ze the country, and consign to politi-
cnl pcrdition those ~disorganizing dema-
gagues, North and South, who live upon
the breath of agitation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
The New Wharf Boat.

This mu4,-needed adjunct Of every good
landing has arrived, and presents quite .
fuc, rs well IS substantial appearance.
NcSsrS. MA&NuAw 4 PRATT, the propr-
ctors, arc we'll known to the community,
and will doubtless do wcll--at least we
hopes -, They haverurchasca m elegant
boat, well and fully prepared for tie re-
ccption Of all descriptions Of freight, and
for The comfortable accommodation Of pas
scnCers who may arrive nj our landing ut
any hour of the day or night, We but
sacho the universe, yoicto d the community
when we wish them praPerjty in their
ngw e~n:a-rriSe.%
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

poinle' aud tiwartea ambition. aimed
their dea.liiest shafts nj his devoted l,eatl-
yet; ~aitliotigh lie was human, had @lnutnHn
partlellties and s5rri'tliees, likes md iis-
likes---he t6ilId shy, Just as lie was about
s1itrnii1erinn his soil To the Iotl who be-
slowed til nm ready For the sitrnrfiot,4 F..
! have eiideavored faithfully ID rea,f'n
my dutias.''# May all ont arent men 10
enabled to say The snine when about de-
parting FOR 'tlsat bourne whence no travel
Ter tetl,fhs.'
Tie beautiful lines written by " =.
Wits on lie oteasiou Of tie death 81
the patriot WILLIAM ltnNRy IiARptson.
over iilhe yetts s%itloe, are Justly applicable
tothe tnertory of the pure and lllustrious
IActt6hY TAvtoR
Lay lis sword on his breast There's no spol N,
The blade
n whose taiikerine bfea.h his bright l~autels will
Twas HE first 70 lead on nj httnanitv vs. cali
II was stayed with sweet mercy Ahet, glory
was all
As calm Il, tie council ne gallant in war.
lie fought fof his country, and not It's %"tttfrali r
In the path Of The Hero with pity he itp1-
Let him pass=With his sWurd-to the ]pfesenre
Of Gudl 8
fsellow tbw. as VS. listi The first nrt,rpe, H.
day
Is the hatibt-whns father is taken AWAY
Wife, children and ~neighlof uiay ,acurtt ~ his
knellH4
He WINS clover and friend TO his country as we'll
For the stars on our banner grown suddenly lin.
Let us weep In sur darkness-btt weep not fpt
hitnl
Not for hini1who, departing, leaves millions in
Not for iinra-sslts has died full Of honor and
:. sesrsi
Not ri hiur-wl,o assembled Fanp's ladder 81
high
From the round at the top he has stepped 10 the
skYl
II Il blessed 10 60 when 50 ready 10 DIE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
HOnOrs TO the Dead.

Guns were fired from the Garrison
Grounds yesterday, at regular intervals,
from sunrise till sunset, in honor of the
memory Of the departed hero and sage,
whose long residence and the recollection
Of whose great worth and unsullied purity
Of character, have rs it were, sanctihed the
spot with holy associations.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
The state nittea.

Nv n ~to'cgraphic despatch from New
tsr'yaus received at6 O'Clock. last evening.
" learn that the portion q the State
COMMITTEE rcsjln~ in New Orleans lad
% ao,lrrsscd Mrs, TAYLOR on the subject of
bringing the remains of her latc illustrious
husband to Louisiana for dnal jntcrmrnt-
and Of course, 1t wa, s'ouS'o' all action,
W the committee, wou'dle suspended wtjl
her reply was received, ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

There afe SOME eras in mn editors
life when lie rtHt write. and others agpi,,
when he A.0nl write. There seetts to be
a conjunction Of the two with lie about
tl,ese times, aud we carry ot,t otlt destiny
Hhur'S that ASSISTANT
And thus crying, The writsr-Saiders,
Of The Evansville tindiana) Jot,rnal-in.
lneliately stuck his ,ose into a juIep At
lenst so says The st. Louis 1seveille-rept,-
ed to he ihfaIIible authority in all sucl,
tnattefsr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

y "Mlster, where are you going with THAT
horse". cried a gentleman to d snspiciors
looking Ioafer, whom he met on horse
back.
well, I haiut going nowferes with
him." said the other, but he is agoing
somewfcres with me-"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Your bltndinilt Servant,
AMBROSE THEIR lDT,
Baton Rrupc. 1nlv q. 1880.
4plpct,np,,

An EvAMFlr-Altnr giving n brief
biographical skctcl, # the present Fresi-
.lati of the lInitol States, the Richmond
Republican says. "Let the youn1 men Of
or country who are poor. frieulloss and
Obliged to labor for their support. yet who
feel within them the rrornrtinus If a
noble ambition mud the power to rise. look
al the early life Of Willard Fillmore and
take courage, Let them not despair le.
cause they have not. like utllcrs. the
opportunities Of n College education. or
because some mushroom nrietrrrat looks
down uluntleir position. The mind to
conceive. the soul to dare. and the stro,,g
will to representatives. make the man
The oaglo. even if born III como low1y vale
is an eagle still. aud ~ soon ~ he learns
his power, scars upward with u riniot
tlat cnnQt,ers The tempest. and IN eve
that glanves mnlnunted upon the sun. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

I'M H. j. SIauR. Of New Orleans.
one Of the Committee appointed by Gov.
Walker to visit Washington for the pur-
Pose Of sscorting the retnait,s IF The late
President to their last home in Louisiana,
has, we understand, declined accepting tie
appointment
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

A Dry JogE,--A clergyman, happen
ing to get wet, was standing before the
session room fire trying to dry his satura-
ted clothes, and when his colleague came
in be asked him 10 preach for hin,Sas he
was very wet. mo, sir, | thank YOU
was the prompt reply; preach yourself,
yon will he dry enough III the pulpit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

1.-THE discourse of the Rev. Mr..
WoopBRrpGE, delivered in the presbyte-
rian Church, last Sunday, upon the death
of the President, was one Of the most
impressive and appropriate efforts Of the
kind we ever heard. 1t was listened to
with profound attention and interest. The
head, heart, and intellect of the Rev.
gentleman, We're honored in the production
of sach religious, patriotic, and truly noble
scntlments. q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

H-Tlie proceedings Of The Police Jury
Of the Parish Of West Haton Rouge will
appear, IN The Trenei, language, in orr
nest, We give them, in English, in
another column.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

g~1t is with exceeding regret That we
announce the dcutl, Of Mr.. WILLIAM ".
EMirti who was 50 lnadly injured by the
premature discharge Of the c%aiilroi,, OH The
1itll instant. IN Our Inst we announced
TINT lie WINS recovering. So every one
thought. On last Saturday evening he
was reported ont Of danger, br,t OH Snnday
morning, before the sit, had reached its
meridian poor Ehtrn WINS numbered ~
inoitgst those TINT were, lis sudden,
dealt, caused a deep sensation in the com
intiiiity. Ills remains were hseofied To
the gtnve by the ancient md honorable
fraternity Of Masoiis and by Tie Washing
ton Guards. May he resi- III pence.
The proceedings Of the Washington
Guards, in relation, 10 the sad accident,
lnny he found IN another column.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Centenary FolIegC.

The examination Of the students Of the
Centenary College, 1aehsoii, La. cont
mes,tes lext week It will be pn Hterest-
itia and Important cttasiorl, and viii
doubtless lie largely attended We ae-
knowledge the reception Of I sstd d ihfi-
tatiefi. IL the Ire Grand Huifee, to he piv-
Ell on the evening 81 the list, aud trust we
shell he altie tu attend
We ire much eratifed III leiog able 10
state tliat this excellent and n%naritoriot,s IN
stitutioi, Of learning Is III Il highly prospect
oils condition,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

1.-THE new hose for our fire engines
has arrived, and was tested, by actual
experiment, on "Wednesday evening last.
We understand that the hose is of good
~quality. Weare glad to hear of it. There
viii be less danger in town from fires ti,an
formerly.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13
Myers Liquid Cure !
IS a positive and never-faiIing Renee

Is a positive and never.faiIiDg Remedy
for PILES, whether Internal, Ex-
ternaI, Blind or Beeding-Scrofula, White
SxeIIings, Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat.
Cankrr Sure Mouth, Rheumatism, Cutan-
eous Diseases, Mercurial Al Afections. DC
also for Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Brui.
ses, &c. &c.
We feel justified in proclsming the Fact to
the World, that Of oil medicines ever bro't before
the public, none have ever been more beneficial
to afflicted humanity than Myers Liquid Cure.
We know this is saying . great deal, but If we
were to write volumes we could not say too much
in praise Of this
HEALTH-REsrORISs Ss, s,LIFE.PnOLONsIyG RHMEnI.
Hundreds. nay thousands bless the happy hour
when first they were made acquainted with its
transcent,ant virtues and our present purpose is
to inform other thou-snds. how and where thoy
may obtsin that relief which they perhaps have
long sought for in vain.
The superior excellence of this preparation
over all other medicines. for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of PILES. is we'll known to all who
have tested it. II has been proved in thousands
Ut instances, and has NEVER FAILED to cure the
most obsfinate cases, and we are confident it yiH
nerer fail if used proper length Of time accord
ing to directions. As proof OF our entire conf
dence in its efficacy. assure all purchasers that
il. after . proper trial. ii prove Intellectual. the
Money paid for il will be returned.
The Liquid Cure is sn efiectusl remedy for
Ringworms. Biles, Pimples. BARRIERS Itch. Frosted
Limbs, Chilblains. Salt Rheum. MusGuito Bites,
stings Of poisonous Insects and Cutaneous diseases
Of every description.
u is both safe and eficctual for RHEUMArIsN,
giving immediate and permanent relief.
Its effects as real Pain Killer. arc magical.
AVERY FAMILY Is Tax LAND
should provide themselves with this Invaluable
Preparation, the chespness Of which places il
within the reach Of sll.
Full Directions accompany each Bottle
Pamphlets. containing copies of certificates
from those who have tested the Liquid Cure. may
be had gratis Of eur authorized agents
Myers Liquid Cure is prepared only by
JEROME 4 ca. 81 Spruce ST. New York
Agents C w Schsfile. Lewisburg J II Raser
Milton lveow532 -
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13
COUNTY BUSINESS.


GRAND JURORS.
Bcaver-D.nl Kose Christ 6ross Jae Fees, Geo Wagner
BufY>ioe-IIenry Baker. ChapuAn-Danl Wilmer
C-nsrr- Fr-ds Bower, Peter Tsish. John Young
T. Bur.io<-Johu sehrnck. Nartley-ChriSt Mensh
Keily-wm Moore, Lewis sp-ts
sryker. saml aeddes, Peter Hursh
Pcpn.-Gec schnrrr, John Ktciirr, Peter Kerlin
Pc..y-AIbrisht ssinef'rd. Union-Saml Geiss, Jr
W. I.aa.loc-John Reh-r, saml Barber, jas Chambers
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Bcaver-John '',ll, Jseob B~~ver
iiufs,o.-Jscob Derr, David Beaver. Daniel Rengler
C.uter-soln Bowc,soz, Bobt " Smith, Henry Knapp
Chxpma.i-w q uerruld s uerrold Jr
Y. Buaaloe-uenfy Huber kslly-John Grove
srtley-Wm johnson, JaH King Jr, Robt Forster, Danl
Hunsickc Ch Mason, Pet Boor, And Miller, Jno Bechler
Lexirb1rssSm IN Armstrong. Jas p Roas, Jno Houghton
Miidl-creck-siichl Niemsn, Henry wetsel
Nex Berlin-J Cornelius Michl klccknsr
Psnns-saml werhein, Dss Becky. Jsc Miller iummel
Pcrry-John FISHER. ssml aemb-rlins. Johu strawser
Cnion-Jesse Walter, Geo Weir ffrcik Richter
wx.hngtonJno lI.ns, Geo Spsd, VIM Tests, Hen Rine,
". Budaloe-Jno Crossgrove, JAG Relish. Thos Taylor
White Deer-Jos Meyer Jno st Clair Henry High, Jnc
yinney
PETIT JURORS, cd wEsK.)
Bs.yeJos Fees JAG Grvenhos JnoS Smith Geo oberdorf
Bunaioe-Jno Hauck, Jss Chamberlin
Centcr-John Mowrcr Chapman-wm Kelly
T. Bufaloc-Jno strohecker. Geo sheary saml Noll.
Isaac sterncr, Jacob Mertz, Matt IL Tagsart
Hxrtlcy-Jno Diehl, JAG spigelmyer, Rchd Lincoln,
saml Strayhorn
Iexisburs-Gco Eckert, Henry II Blair, Josiah Kelly
K.lly-Philip Gcmlerling. Midilccreck-Jno Dcrr
Mifiinburg-Henry Yearick, Isaac Beck
New Berlin-Henry Solomon, Isaac Neman Jno Mauck
Pcnns-Chas Creshcr, Henry Boyer, Henry Eyer Geo
Fisher, Saml Boyer Jr
Washington-Dayd Botdorf, Geo Meyer, Jacob keeler
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

The YANkEE.-Whipple. the essavi.t,
mas TINS picture OF The " ooden-nu'mfg tra'
der: "He has Q spruce. clean. Pecksniffian
way of doing wrong which is inimi,able.
Relieving, after a certain fashion in justice
and retrbu'ion. he still thinks lha, q sly,
shrewd. keen, supple gentleman, like him.
self can dodge, in a quiet way. the moral
laws OF the universe. withou, any parlicu
lar polher be ne made abou, H."
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

No,Iong ago. John Talson, an Indian, was
found dead not far from tavern in Maine
where he had been drinking pretty irerly
the evening before. The Indians immedi.
a,ely assembled jury Of their own tribe,
Who. after examining the body Of the de-
func,. unanimously agreed That tho
said Tatson's death was occasioned by the
fret zing Of a large quantity OF wafer in
his body. tha. had been imprudently mixed
nth the rum he drank"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13
Registers Notices.

The fnlio~ ing sccoun,s sre TO be presented to
the Orphsn's Court Of Union county "n Mondsy
25,h Feb 1850 for confirmation and ai'o~ ance.
Acct of Chss Wilson, Admr Il Eliza Devling.
late Of Bufaio
Acc, # J I'm e 81 Clair. Admr Of Ssml 81
Clair, late Of Union
Acct Of Jacob Kern, Guard Of Leah Gdss, .
minor Of John Smith, late Of Beaver
Acc, nf C.tharina Resm, EIecutrix Of Jacob
Roam. Isre Of Chapman
Arc, CT Jacob Oberdoif and John Gable. Exec
Of Jacob Gable late Of Miffinhu'g
Acct Of Henry Arnold snd Gabriel Brusser,
E,ccs Of Geo Arnold. late Of Chapman
Acct Of Vim Piaii Jr. Exec Of Charlotte Pi-
s,,, ls,e If L-wisburg
Acct Of Elias Boyer and Ssmi Witi.nmyer,
AJn,s of Jos Witienmyer, late Of Crutie
Acc, Of Mary str.ub, Admr1 Of Davd S,raub,
late f Chapman
Acct Of Sarah and Noah Wsi,er, Admts Of
Hen,y Waller, late Of Union
Acc, # Daniel Winner, EIeer of Solomon
Wtmer, ate "f Chapman
Acct of Reul~n Grimm, Admr Of Daniel
lannrbsker. iaie Of Washington
Acct Of Vim G sud Ssml G Hsrrold. Exefs
Of Ge" HsrruId late Of Chapman
Acct of rhiiv and John A Hilhish. Admss Of
J.hn hilhi-h. late Of Wellington
Aert If Philip RuhI. Guard "f Jackson. minor
Of Geo KIeckner. tate Of Wes, Buffalo
Finsl acct of David wsison and Thos Taylor,
Exrs If >el'as'ian Wilmer, late Of West Buffalo
Acct 4 Th"s Ba'i<', rursg Exrcr Of Robe.t
Barber. late Of Wes Buffaioe
Acct Of Sami aud Thos v Barber. .actg Execrf
Df SumI Barber decd. one Of the Execrs Of Rob,
Carber, late Of We., Buffalo
DANL BELLMAN, Eesi
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

An English paper has a happy hit upon
the propensity Of raising equestrian statues
to Wellington :-"Ano,her Duke, or ano
,her horse, is to put up in Edinburg, to the
honor Of the Duke OF Wellington. His
Grace, in future ages. who will he known
by his monuments, will be looked upon as
kind Of military Hercules, who not only
clsansed the Augean Stable, bu, ran a,roy
with all fhe horses"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

ANECporE.-inan In note TO his life Of Chief
Justice Mansfield. Lord Campbell tells US
tha, he once heard Judge al Stafford sen
fencing q prisoner convicted of altering a
one. pound note, when, after having
pointed out to him the enormily Of the Of
fence, and cxhorted him to prepare for an-
other world, the digni,ary thus concluded:
"And rrus, that. through the merits and
mediation Of our b les sed Redeemer,you may
there experience tha, mercy p~hich q
due regard to the credit Of The paper cur
rency of the Country iorbids you To hope
for here,'
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

A WALLEN1INE.-The Editor Of the
'Plaindealer' Ia torlorn old tschelor) has
been favored with Valentine which runs
in this wise:
don't yew sea ye~er ts'kil duv
q siitin on yondet Trea
II is q mournin Tor its rev luV
60 Dew nome TO be With the
Viewers till deih iph ye~l have Me
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

When boots irst came into fashion, q
par vas presented to worthy Mayor in
some part Of England. He examined
them ai'en,isely. and concluded iha. they
were new kind OF basket. Accordingly
when he wen, 10 church next Sunday. he
slung one Of them round his neck and put
his prayer book into it. His wife used the
o,hsr to bring home her marketing in.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13
c0A1 OF AL
LNOR sale by
i REBER 4 IDDINGS.
Lewisbur9 June. ls40

Worm Specific c-M'Lane'S Vermifuge!
TNHIS invaluable remedy for Worms ia
i rapidly suppIanting all others,n public
estimation. Where it is used it has produced
the best effects. and driven out all other
remedies. &. 1t is the best they have ever
seen." is the remark Of all who have ever
used il in their families.
Tyre Springs, Sumner Co. Ten. Feb l9,'4s
J. Kidd g. Col received o lot Of M'Lane's
Vermifuge from your agent last spring, which I
sold out in one week, and think ! could have
sold 1000 bottles by this time il could have got
it, hut not knowing where to get it I had 10 wait
until your agent came around. Every one who
has tried M'Lane's vermifuge. tell me il is the
best they have ever seen. In fact il 10 impossible
for any one to say too much in favor Of this Yer.
mifuge. w. d. ROBB.
.MLane-desr Sir: have sold out oil your
Liver Pills. and want another lot Immediately. I
could have sold much larger quantity IL had
them. The Inhabitants are sending to Rochester
Tor them Please send me another supply imme
diately. SHORT. Drne.;...
Hemiock Lake, Liv. Co. N. Y. March 8, ~.
varysburg. Wyo. Co. NY. Dec. 10, At.
J. Kidd & Co-Your travelling agent left with
me last summer quantity Of DR.. M'Lsne's Pills
and Worm Specific. to sell on commissiou. The
Worm Specific 10 al sold, and should BE- sIsd 70
procure more. "a it sells very readily, and has .
very salutary effect in expelins wo1ms. lf you
can forward mo some. or send me On order to
call on your asen. in Ruffalo IL. 8. Rsynolds,)
think Il will meet with . rspid sala.
w. H. AlNSWORTH.
AGENTS-.--C W ScnAsrLk. Lewisburs; II
shafer and J H Raser. Mihon l Gerhart. Sc. |
,n'srove; J w Frilins. Sunbury Mrs M'Cav.
Northumberland; N e Grier, J Moore, Dauvills
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13
Wit ano Gnmor.
Old Zach's first Dinner at the White
House.

Old Zach's first Dinner at the U0ts
House.
On Thursday, Jan. 3lst, The Pres'den'
entertained the Hungarians at dinner, q
number OF other distinguished guests being
also in attendance. Among these vas Mr.
Benton, who during the course Of CONVEX
sation. remarked that ",he first lime ae d.
ned in the White House was With hr. JEFF
ierson, during his Presidency. aId that BE-
had din. d with every President since thol
time"
"Well," rejoined the President, Il can
da,e nv frs, dinner al the White House q
Little further back than that. and Temem-
Der the circumstances attending j: very
we'll. had come TO Washington 10 get
commission in The army, and having found
the Presidents house, ! vent uF to the door
and knocked for admt,snce. No one
came, and | knocked again. Sill, no one
came, and continued to knock, but with.
out any success. Al length, having fairly
knocked and ,humped till my knuckles
we're sore, walked away. and Vas pro-
ceedins down the Avenue. when Net an
acquaintance driving up in his carriage.
Thinking to do him an &C, Of Kindness
stopped him and told kim twas no u'e
knocking at tie door, as they'd all gone
from home"
".Did you ring the bell'' says he.
"'Bell, repeated |. mo. saw no bell 10
ring
".Come back with me- he replied, and
III see if We cant &c, 'n'-and thus saying
we returned 10 the house, rang the DELL,
and we were admitted by servant.
".Well, though, |. "'tha, bell may be
all very proper for Presidents. but we've
go, no such doings GU, in old kentuck.'
THAT day dined With the President
and made my first dinner a. the White
House."-[Corr. M'Mak,n's Amer. Cour.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13
PURE FIRES II COD
LiUe1e on.

=, a. -.
NHlS new and vaiuable Meoicine' now
Il used by the medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in the cure OF
D.., c.,.,,,,;o, S.rof,h cb-.,;.
"S "lD. n-,y,..
""e"na''", """., s'"" A'oy'
complaints q me h.d"eys'
&C. w. &C, , Is prepared rom 'ne '''e' u 'ne
COD'ri0,1 ior "eo'c'na' "se' expressly
'or un,,, our safes.
% t:IRW,rr,.s. ~ " Frs Professor Of
Medicine in University College. London. consul.
ting physician to the Hospital for Consumpi ion,
&c, says; have prescribed the Oil in above
four hundred cases Of 'uot'eu'ous disease Of the
Lones. ~ o'ie,en' nao S,@ '" ~ u"I.. -.
LIZ ann numhs, Of cssss aCs an, Of aaa IL. nae was
followed BY marked. unequivocal improvement.
varying in degree in different cases, from tenn
porary retards'ion Of the progress OF the disease
and mitigation Of distressing symptoms, Up 70
s..ih ' "
| "The stTec, of ,beCod Live, Oh, in mos, Of
these cases was very remarkable. Even in few
DAYS the cough was mitigatej. the expcc orstion
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

The subscriber having bern appointed
sole agent for Dr.. Roses Medicines. for
Union county, offers them to the public
with great confidence as 10 their s& acy
and certainly Of ei5sciiog cures ia slt cases
for which they are designed. A single test
only is required to establish the fact.
Sept q s S BARTON
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

II is hard TO tell which is the most NOR
,ifying-to be censurd b, man OF j"dg.
men,, or 10 be condemned by fool. On
the v hole, We think we should prefer the
farmer.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-13

Don't be surprised if after you have sailed
smoothly eight or nine months on The vOy-
aye Of mairimony, you nre suddenly over.
taken by . squaN.