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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26


tie Ds.i u Columbia. as it hes pssd he Sen
nte:
Src d. l. enacted hy 'he Senate sna II ns- ri
II the United St,rs # Amrfa ~ Gu
p.ess assembled. Ths' fnm ,nd at"' tie h'st div al
Jnnatv res II shall na " II ''l :" bhnf mo ia" l1is
n Ct Of Il mha shy slave rh'"v"r, for the rnpa.e 81
bring Id OF r. the rnfp b"ing placed IN dePi Ia
h. suhseanen Is transferred h 'nv other State ~ place.
To bc 81 az metch,ndiz". AID If nny slave shall he
bfnn,ht int, to said District by its owner. or by the
anhotty Il lis owne. contrary 10 the p'oss-
ars 81 a set su Save shall thefeuIoa BIC me lbers
ted sud 20.
Syc And h, il further en,c'rd, That il shall and
msy b. lawful H zach # The corpoiio1s oil HE Cuts III
Washington aud Gerfgr Town. frm limo 10 time. and rs
often my he necessary In shsie break M, and ap'l
18Th sny dena m place II o,nfaemen Of slaves brought
into the sad District merchandlz-, contrary IN the
provision Of this act. by such Appropriate means ms may
appear eithero said corporations eyp-di mt and proper
And the power j. hereby vested IN the levy court Of
Washington Comfy If any attempt shall be mad" wi h
in ils ufsd cunal limits 10 establish depot or ace Of
con6ncm.ni for slaves brought into the said District as
mrrchandz, f,r sale contrary 10 this art.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
CABINET ConpLETE.-The dep,r,m.n, ia.

CABINET COMPLETE..-Th department # III.
Interior has been filled by the appointment of our fell W
citizen. A. II II STUART, ESP. who left his Residence
in this place FRIDAY last fr Washington 10 enter ~,
the duties # his office IL filing the various dep,t,
mems Of State. it is Of the highest Importance to adam,
The selection Of the duties to be performed the man IN
the place On the present occasion. TIL, has been han
PLY and successfully done Mr.. Siuau's abilities az
juris his systematic habits ard pa lent industry as bo
siness man his promprne>s. deri>or. tact ,nd exper
encr all quality him in eminent degree. we m
ceve for the complicated and diversified duties # ,he
department t, which he has been assigned IN addition
to this, Mr.. Stnars comp extensive and liberal and con-
sentative views as st1tsman, fiji him in no l.sS do
gree fDr caii1et council AMI Of the Presd,u,,.
confiden al advisers. The select n from Virpini,
cmp nen'ary 10 the State; and The nation, feel con-
hdent. will have cause TO regret he medium through
which the distnc i'm has been conferred. We wish ,hs
new Secretary al prosperity, and abundant success in
his ardnous duties and patriotic eTtts.- Staunto,
Spectator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

= II Is said that orders have been dispatched
ito Norfolk for the immediate fitting out of all the
vessels at that station The destination of these
vessels is supposed To be the West Indies it is
thought probably that it may be Cuba The
Spcculations a. to the causes lead to nothing de-
finite. second invasion Of Cuba is surmsed
though It Is said that the Spanish government has
assumed tone which our government cannot
tolerate. current rumor is that the American
Minister 10 Spain has, in obedience to the will of
his government, demanded the release of such
American citizens of Cuba as are imprisoned. un-
less there be proof Of their not having participa-
ted IN The expedition of General Lopez, which
demand has not been acceded to by the Spanish
government correspondent of the Phlade-
Pima Inquirer concludes that it is only prccau-
tonary step, which probably is correct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

Congress- with President Fir lie WA an IN. a..
r,on and Tayor Wing Electoral ticket If this Stat. a.,
proved himself an able Champion of The Wing cruise
His appointment Will affp general satisfaction Ia n.
Wigs Of this session. Lexington Ga,eHe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

We ar h,ppy 10 be inf rmei that 4. II. II SruARr
ESQ., Of auntpn, has accepted the Office of Secretary
of the INTERIOR tenieei by the President AID tina, ,h
Senate have confirmed appontn. NJ. This is an n
portin sta ion, and arlun. duties could not have d..
volved upon on" more competent and trust worthy than
Mr. s i Tenth Legion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

o. We learn that a tract of land containing
hi'y acres ying in Bedford county, within about
mule OF the line of the Virginia and Tennessee
Ra'I Road, was sold on Tuesday last, for S22 so
per acre The same land was sold two years ago
for $40 per acre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
" asnisoror, Sep. 90. 1850.
SEN ATE

u the Senate, today. much time we devoted 10 The
interests and wnn's # "uf sister, Cal Grns The
hills presented few days so, nv Mr. From mt making
provision ht Judirafy and tolecilun Distress in ,htt
S"e, ~sr' considered and pas ed. he Senate then ad.
Jautred
HOUSE.
In the House the whole day spent IN tho eonsd.
ers'"n Of Tie Naval Appropriation Br
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
NAsnisornN. September 10, 1850.
lsfs


SENATE.
III. Senate refused 10 take up MI pratl's bill.
The Civil and Diplomatic Brll WA. tak.n up debated
amended and discussed MI tho Adjournment
HOUSE.
The Naval Appropriation lItll wss considered
h'r Philips II Missouri opposed ,ll n. various Item.
h" dehsts was continued without, dep sing nf the sill
mill The House adj ,ufnsd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

. The course of President Fillmore has been
highly conservative and patriotic. lie has truly
shown himself to be the President of the nation
and not the chief Of section Notwithstanding
the facts that his administration has fallen upon
turbulent times, and that he has commenced his
career when the greatest and most exciting ques-
hon between the two great divisions of our I'm
ION was raging at lis height, he has passed the
conflict without giving countenance or aid to eli
Their and has, as the first officer of the land, given
his official sanction to those measures, which will
be productive ofpermanent good, and will great
~ tend to allay the angry and excited feelings,
which each section entertains to the hurt and in
jury of the other. II the first important act of
Mr.. Fillmore portends any thing, il points to a
prosperous and efficient administration. That he
has the capacity for conducting such an admins
trahon, has never been subjected TO doubt And
IN addition to his own legislative wisdom and
skill, he has brought TO his aid the wlsest and
most efficient statesmen OF the country, who like
himself are remarkable for conservative and libe
raj opinions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
MEM YORK Snni. % $50


The Market for Government s,cuItns is steady, but
not Nrtve, Coupons If lS6S. llS4. Sales of Canton
company Al As, Stetling Exchange l0al0. prem
h" II on'y market continues esav. but not active.
Fio"r's rather IN avo. Of BUYERS The SCI S amount
10 l4.Nm hhls ut fi4iai5 IS for State brands
aud 81 9ia5l2l for Southern aud Gentsae. Corn Meal
S06,,3lS. Rye Flour $325.
Wheat is dnler and prices in favor If buyers Sales
ioOO bushels GenesSe at ll6 cts Red do, l00a02 cts
Com quiet bat firm Sales of only 5000 bushels a. Ola
% cts tr mixed aud 6566 for yellow. Oats 3Sai3 cts
Sales Of Rye a, "a "A cts.
Provisions continue finn. Sales Of 1900 hbls Pork at
5000 for mess and $3.50 for prime. B,c,n Steady.
Befqte'. Lard Gaa1 cs per ID.
The Grocery market ntinues firm. Coffee is held
rs quoted yesterday Sugars and NJ lasses in good de-
ma"d Rice steady at 50 80 cts. per H..
Tobacco continues in good reques with sales at full
rrices-he supply fair
Cotton firm but quiet-iho sales to-day am unit 10 on
" 3uo n'''s a. steady tdces-the supply moderate.
w h'>key STEADY at 27a27l cts. in bbs.
WOOL steady hut not active
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26

A hh"t AR suppl. of R"ekbr,dxs LIME on hand.
- err' X" X, J. ECifOi.S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-26
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
TIE TURKISH AGENT.

For the first lime slnce our national existence
we have an Agent from the Turkish government.
This agent has not come into this country with
the powers of an ambassador nor is /, his province
10 discharge any diplomatic duty. lie is here as
a simple agent for the purpose of seeking infor-
nation upon our SOCIAL and political condition
yet we have ~ doubt but that the mission of this
agcn, " i'll result in the Establishment of mpor-
iant relations between this country and Turkey,
especially with respect 10 the commerce OF the
Two nations--ihe importance OF which is univer-
sally conceded.
Capt. Ammir Bey came to our shores in one
Of our public vessels, and has been received in a
highly nattering manner Mr.. Webster waited
upon him a, his lodgings, from whence he car
RED him 10 the Capitol and introduced him to
several members of Congress. The Envoy spent
some time in each house and seemed gratfed at
the respect shown him upon this as well as other
occasions. Upon the day of his visit To the Sc
nate, it happened that that body had under con.
sideralion the Civil and Diplomatic Appropra-
ton Bill, in which was inserted provision ma
king appropriation of ten thousand dollars for
the purpose of deirayng his personal expenses
during his residence and travels in this country.
This act OF the Senate is a mark of respect TO the
highly deserving young Sultan, il being in con-
formty with The Oriental custom. On the same
night, the Envoy delivered an address, express
slve OF his admiration of our nation and its inha-
b''ants IN response TO a serenade by the Marine
Band.
That il will be for the interest of Turkey to
cultivate friendly relations with this government
no one can for moment doubt And ii is quite
sure that we will gain much if we can succeed in
forming an alliance with Turkey, which will pro-
tect our commerce of the Black Sea and the 9TH
er waters lying near the domains of the Sultan.
That this can be effected is a question origna-
ting but little dispute. We are, therefore, glad
10 see Turkey evince so friendly disposition,
and equally rejoiccd to find it meeting with so
prompt reciproca'on from our government.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
The Canals.

Wenre informed by the superintendent
Of the Lehieh Canal, that they vii have
n n,viosbIe order by the Isi oi October
iaroe number Of hands are at work, re-
r,;ring The en- sines. and ii will be finished
!, time 10 have two months navlgab!e thus
season.
The Delaware cana! is not so seriously
injured. |, can be done in less than two
weeks, il The Supervisor does his duly
Eas'on .!rgus.
we are informed that the North Branch
Canal will be in narigable cond'l'"n again
well it should be now, and would
IN all probability, were it no; for the Dele
ra,e i. ecrous. Bosses, hands, aud all must
oui, their work. and repair 10 the polls Tor
The nurpo>c Gi accomplishing Their selfish
interest. But ,hc matter looks rather SqudHy
i,s, now aud there IS some probabliHv ol
those acn,Ierea canal officers losing tha'
dnri,c. .a- they have been nursing 5" long
Co 10 work as you should. and let us
soe tho North Branch IN ini operation
,,a;n: for we begin 10 feel the actual
vanr of some OF Old WyomnIs products
Town Ibis way.-IIser~ick Tel. (D'") OF
l9h inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
Nous < Notions.

-
4,o Sa2rcme Court oi Pennsylvania has
-.-i.l .la. un administrator "hn !alls IN a
.... is. instituted hy hims,li personally la
t.. r.ct.r costs.
rIc Charleston Mercury earns that
TO-. Shirley /. satisfied wl'h Ike acton
.aaorazs ou S,ayrrv, aud declines to
III ro.crhcr again ihe Nashville Conven'
-..r. If witch he was President. Bot The
..e.cury. and the Southern Press OF Wash.
.auoa, con,end that The Convention will
assemble on the lllh Nov, any how.
Ia Bangor. Me, a company OF musicians
CA led the Druid Band, are giving musical
entertainments. Thc'f instruments are
seventy oH-hcrns.
"N,ph, threw her mantle DER the world
IA n;nucd II with a star" Tasty, WASN'T
sir.
7 he family of Nj. Clule, in CASTLE,
N,w iork, ser" poisoned by eating mueh'
r,cu,s a few DAYS ago. Three of The chill
drcu died from the effects; one in two days,
anorher IN three day sand the ihird IN seven
Ja,s after par'aklng ol'ihe mushroom. The
re-, of The family were in "A critical condi'
tor for several days, but have finally re-
covered.
Emmor klmber. "A prominent member
Of the society of Fri.nds. died at kImber'
ton, Chester county, on Sunday lst INST.
aged 7s.
Ooe of The tickets Of admission 10 the
first concer, Of Jenny Lind, sold a, auction
for S225 Truly the race oi fools is mol
extinct.
The legislature of Wisconsin have made
!, n penal offence for The owners OF land TO
;naw the Canada thistle 10 90 10 seed
thereon.
The watchman Of he railroad bridge q,
Petersburg, was killed on Tuesday last, by
the locomotive, and another man is SAID to
have been killed on the same day, at Dun
cannon. Both these men were on the track,
cne of them we believe asleep. and the 9TH
er perhaps not sober. Ii is really as'onlsh-
inr that any one should De so lool-hardy
rs to make railroad, with trains passing
mp or down every few hours, place for Ia
KING nap.
The Governor ofPennsylvania has oi-
tered a reward of $1,000 for the apprehen-
son and conviction of the murderer OF
Chsrle, Burd, jeweler, who was cruelty
murdered in the stree, in Philadelphia some
time since.
Presidcn, Napoleon has been turned out
eta ball room in France.
a colored man named Alexander Ed
.nundson Of McVeyiown, was killed a, Ho-
lldaysburg on Tuesday last, by Alexander
Hutchinson, boatman. They got into
some difficulty, when the latter seized
loaded musket and sho, Edmondson thro'
the body. Hutchinson is now in Jail.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
M,LAxE.s WORM vERMIFUGE.

VTNHE following orders show at once demand
for and excellence of this grea, medicine:
"YonK. July IS, Is47
81 Kidd & Co: The Vcrmhuee lett us on sale
some time ago Ivy your agent. is sold. 1t goes
very rapidly, and gives great satisfaction. As We
are entirely out of the article and have frequent
call, for il, please send'us some immediately
& 4 MORRIS & co.
.SoNIuvILLE, Tenn. March ls. ls41
"Dr.M'Lane-Dear Sir: The Nermifuee you
left with me last fall has long since been sold and
| could have sold great deal more il bad had
1t. Since my return from the Z ,st. have been
called upon nearly every day TO write to YOU
requesting an immediate supply. have already
tried your Vermifuge in my own family and IND
i, to be the bes, have ever used
Eff MORRISON.
"Mup CREEK Steuben Co. Sept Z, 1877
aThis NAV certify that We have sold DrM Lanes
American Worm Specific, or Patent VermI'uge'
the past year, and i, has given unbounded d salts
faction. II is no imposition on the community
but is what its authors recommend it to be-a
universal specific for those afflicted with W orms
Fl. HUGHES & CO."
AGENTS. &C w ScHArFLE, Lewisburg;
II Caslox and ] II Raser, Milton; Gerhart. Se-
linsgrove; J w Friling, SunbuIy Mrs NJ Cay,
Northumberland NJ Grier. Moore, DanvIle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
PEPSlN,

The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JUICE greci Dypepsia Curer,
Prepared from Rennei or the fourth stomach Of
the O1, after directions by Baron LIERIG, the
great ply ysio.ogcal chemist, by J S.HouGnroN
Md, No. II N. slh S, Philadelphia, Pa.
4 Truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
IA Dyspepsia, Jdundice, Lirer Compliant,
Constipation and Debility curing after Nature q
own process, by Natures own agent, the Gastric
Juice. GIJfIalf teaspoonful of this fluid infused
in water. can digest or dissolve Five Pounds Of
roast beef about two hours, ou, Of the stomach.
Digestion is chiefly performed in the sto'n.
ach by the aid Of fluid which freely cxudes from
The inner coat of that orgln, when in state of
heal b, called the gastric juice This fluid is the
great soirenf Of the .food-the purifying. preser-
wing and stimulating agent Of the stomach aud
iniestines. Without it there can be no digestion,
no conversion Of food into blood, no nu'riion-
but rather foul, torpid, painful! and destruc i've
condition of the whole digestive apparatus.
PcpSin is the chief element or great digest
ing principle of the gastric juice. II is found in
great abundance in the solid parts OF the human
stomach after death. and sometimes causes the
stomach to digest eat itself up. II is also found
in the stomach of animals, the OK, c,ii, &c. II
is the material used hy farmers in making cheese
styled Elcnnet, the effect of which has long
been the special wonder OF the dairy. Curdling
of milk is the first process OF digestion. A calls
stomach can curdIe nearly one thous and times its
own weigh, Of milk. Baron Liebg states, Zone
part of PePsin Dissolved in sixty thousand parts
Of water, diges,s mea, and other food Diseased
stomachs produce no good Gastric Juice, Rennet
or Pepsin. To show that this want NAV be per.
fectIy supplied, we quote the suhjoined
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
ADYING WOMAN SAVED
CONSu CURED:

We give the foowin, certificate fac: OF cure, ~s-l
sc-- 10 prove the power ' when tt I'rs"n
.eo,. 10 b in the -si-is -sn E'aai
Iu.,aa Puir.sn11g y Eaissa. i NiIi;ulsi' frd.-
We live tie fr ow certificate fart or cur, which
goes prove tl- power lie when the pr-nn
he thr very last stsc-- OF existence when
Branfs Indian Pulmonary Balsrs fstred -ruis
doe. stand alon,-v, coull nnni- .A~Y CrsEs
na-reloHs ani acknowledgement AEnfrefs si hnEAss
and thousands of cailsd CUS-t AfIiDS
THIS CURE effected on the wife ui Mr. ZIBS
DYKsNA< the OF BdlLs,oH. SIra;OgG Co. v 7.
Mrs. Dykeman pronounced dying and Mr. Ds senan
of Mr. JoHS WAIT ysrchlse ei0,l ;-
shroHd ami c,heT burial materials. expecting h. rp
would die She in i~ iaa ot the 6iscn>--
rucl oppressed and dis,rcssei--snd 10 r,.rr tor
Pr az distress I'D make dying piloE Nj
by Irnan p,.r-a+i-i n give her BRASI-S
INDIAN PULMONARY RaLSiH" H. t'ok ti. Brisa.
home with the shroui snd gave portion to hs w.-t
relieved her-shc continued tak il unti she rrcov-rei
COOP HEALTH, and she has Continued Hrs nsIry foSr
VGrs-st- Pgmgsit for r,rticuaI4
Mr. DyKKSAS swOrv o the ABOVE facts before TaDa q
foUSG, F-4- of HdLstoH Spa. .-''h April. lris
1Ho-. G. ioCSG. Es1-, Jassiee c.rti.-s that hs hss
tsir enrthy ani respectable ci-cHs eci MT JoHS
AIT the mcrchIt sposcn OF alb We, Gs0 Ttisrs h. It's
good eharartcr Of Ifr i1stsrqp. ;..sl he &C.
quained witt oil tine fl,s. h,'r hearl them oen sy5x-
tn OF hy TbsrElr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25

i small railroad bridge at Bells furnace,
between Huntingdon and Hollldaysburs'
broke down on Tuesday evening after The
evening train had passed over it. NoInu-
nv was sustained.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
1)ublic Sale.


WILL be sold by Public Query. at
w Wollc's Wharf in this Borough, on
Saturday the 5th day of Oct.
neat, at | o'clock. ?. NJ. the superior
Tide Water Canal boat, Thomas Hayes.
The boat Is well built, nearly new, and IN
good order for immediate service. A liberal
credit will be gwen. nc HlCkOk.
Atv for the heirs of VIM & Ilousel dec d
LewisLurg. Sept. 25, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
To BlacksnlIllls.

DITUMlNOUS COAL, from the Wes
d Branch and from Holidaysburg, fol
sale at the Shop Of the subscriber, Dear tht
Hayscalcs on Third ST:
ALEX'R AMMONS.
LewisbuF, May Z. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
LIVER COMPLAINT,

VAUNDICE, dyspepsia. Chronic or Nervous
81 Debility, disease OF the Kidneys. and all dis
eases arising from disorlered Liver or Stomach
such a- Constipation. Inward Piles, Fulnefs
or Blood TO the Head, .Acility OF tae
Stomach, Nau>c,, Heartburn dis
gus, for Food, Fulnes, or Weight IN the
Stomach, Sour Quotations. Sinking or F'ut-
ering at the pi, of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, hurried and difficult, Breathing, Flut-
tering at the Heart, choking or sutioca-
ting Sensations when in lying
posture, dimness of Vison.D orW chs
before the Sight, Fever and dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency OF Precipitation. iel'owness OF
the Skin and Eyes. pain in the Side, Back
Chest. Limbs. &c. sudden Flushes of
Heat. Burning in The Flesh, constant Ina
sinnss of Evil. aud great Oppression OF Spirits,
CAN DE EFFECTrALLY CURED BY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
CANCEROUS SCROFULA

Mr. H,sEIS Of Ror-e. Oreia Co N v who crvoi
ScrO.ls IN 1876 the f1ets related below
in the SUPREME CovsT the Ctfy IOyk
If December 1872 under the following
person the Cfy Of Neav YORK had manufactured NJ
renied a tpHyi01s article OF medicine calling BkASrs
MEDICINE, Imitation of the
prosecuted 20 obtain damages tn. SlpT-ne tUurt
the Guy of New York. an! the yfyf By the Court
to J. = BosOTH ESQ., 81 Liberty street. enien lawyer
Referee take the testimony. The defendant pleaded
mitigation Of 1frages ha; the Popreto- of Brant Medicine
had published c1res ami
thus had committed rSsd the public and
cltIie 10 dans-e Tue Mr.
being JGiss and Haskn- ofae-s regard
the FAcrs published and ais n0ny
the P1tiea.icE-
HASKIS -s Sl sr11silf-d ~hh Rr,ni'.
tracthav- ui II W AboGt tl- sire,
badly ttt-i attended b -v-rtl al td
could hvetiai mieIn- could In eoa--n-ts
wh.n a-as
t. bel long could hfnd
car
h-i place. holding qr-c-
hoI- through breath 7s,=4
and th- shoulder
another under -i'ty l4r-- hsii ii
that body could be hs'sr s-r
sl~p BTs.s ssss.
bottle lasted only = .
--onu a~e that eo't- stsnsib-a4 rl-
Of b-d the bni- fan de I1afli1
strengthened Ard h-s-i zh-
iras-tps. B Leonard
the thrd bohe THIS bo,t- HEALED ALL NJ Tic Eus
cURL. o FOE ~ IL r4ETT' &
LlRS SEE BRfNTS PAMPHLETS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
Beware of counterfeits!

This medicine has attained that character which
il is necessary for all to attain to induce counter
fei,ers to put forth spurious article at the risk Of
the lives of those who are innocentiy deceived.
Look weH to the marks Of the Genuine.
Tbey have the written signature Of C.M.JAcKsoN
upon the wrapper, and the name blown in the
bottle. ,cifiouf ,rhich they are spurious.
For sale. wholesale and retail. at the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, No. l2O ARCH ST.. one
door below Sixth. Gate Of l7s Race St) Philad-
elphis, and by respectable dealers generally, the
country throughout. ly33O
Also tov sale by SF.L YNDALL, ,Leuisburg.P Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
DR.. John Locke,
SURGEON DENTIST,

SChGEON DEN1lS1,
MAY be found at bis Office and residence
NI first door east Of kline's Hotel-the two
weeks following the first Monday Of each month,
where he is prepared to execute all operations in
his line Of business in a manner creditable to
himself and satisfactory to those who may favor
him with their patronage.
Dr. L. spends the third week Of each month
in Milton.
GTAromatic Tooth Paste. put up in beautiful
porcelain boxes an excellent article for keeping
The teeth clean and breath sweet, for sale at %
cts per box. by
Lewishufg, Pa, May, 1850
TUsT received and for sale, Sperm and Lard
81 O,.h ~. fhofntou Il Baker.