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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

To THE LADIEs-A curious fact is thus told in
one of our exchange papers: "Take string that will
reach twice around the neck of a young lady-let
her hold the ends in her teeth, and then ii the moose
will slip her head TO The back of the neck is
certain indication that she is married, or wants to
hn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

Is The aUldest Woman in the World,"is said to
be living at Gaeshead, England. Her name is Mary
Benton. She was born February l2, 1871, and if she
lives till the census is taken, she will be entered l20
years old. She walks ereck hears we'll, uses no
speeiacles, and as late 1913 assisted at hayhakihe
at Elton
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

TRUE NoBlLITY.--That nobility is The truest
which man derives, not from his pedigree but from
himself that excellency is the greatest, which is per-
sonal that glory is most eslimabe which is fixed in
our intellectual mud moral attributes, not which d
man locks up with his cash. or puts by with his rib
bons,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

;, O. Dr. Frankns father had seventeen children
tie was the fifteenth. He says in his autobiography
That his father died at the age of 49, and his mother
al the age Of IS, and that neither were ever known
TO have any sickness except that of which they died
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

PntLorESA-An exchange says this word sgni-
fes, in its common use, "friendship's forfeit" II
is Greek and Latin compound, and literally inter.
preed, signifies 81 love the penalty"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

g. voting man at Niagara, having been crossed
in love, walked out to the precipice, took off his
closhes gave one lingering look at the gulf beneath
him, and wen, home. He was found next morning
in he'd
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

o As terrible illustration Of the disastrous ef
iect ot"spltling hars," it is notable fact that abou
all the bad-headed men in town are lawyers.-Spring
field Republican.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

0S- wealthy Lombard Nobleman, who lately died at
Rome, has beqhea,hed monthly allowance of 80 scud
(abou S6 for the maintenance of his Dogs and monthly
pension o5 scud for the person appointed to feed and tend
them
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

W block Of Coal, five tons in weight, has been pre-
dared for the great exhibition
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

Patent Suspenders-A Yankee has jus, invented sus
pehder that so contracts your approach to water that the
moment you come to puddle it lifts you up and drops YOU
on the opposite side.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

A POWERFUL MIcRoscoPE.-B. Haser Optical
Astronomical instrument maker in Cincinnati, (Ohio)
has Just completed compound microscope which he
designs exhibiting, in person; at the Worlds Fair
The manufacturer claims that i.s magnifying power
surpassts tina, Of any other hiirunent ever made IN
this or any other country. Its highest capacity be.
ing tn magnify any object 10 six thousand damelers,
which makes superficial surface Of thirty mil
lions. Weexainined some riinule particles of dust,
or secondary scales, from the wing of butterfly
These had been seen with nbieroscopes-the lines
running parallel with the sides Of the dust particles,
both longitudinally; uown~ards, and traversely.
This is all that has heretofore been observed. This
microscope, howeSeb shows ha. on these longitudi-
nal lines Of the dust Of The butterfly, and between
them, there are arranged number of little scales,
similar 10 The scales Of fish. For instance dust
particle from the back OF the body ola sphinx, meas
urng The one fifth of an inch in length, and one two=
hundredlhs in breadth; discovers one hundred and
four longitudinal lines. The number or scales
between each pair of lines In width, and the humber
OF scales longitudinal and downwards, twehty Two
hundred which makes the entire number of scales
on the dust particle equal 10 fourteen thousand nils
lions 10 the square inch
On another very minute particle from the wing of
lenia, measuring only one five hlindredths OF an
inch in length, and one thousand.h of an inch In
BREADTH the number of scales found TO be eighty
four thousand, which will reach the number Of forty-
two thousand millions 10 one square inch.
A very interesting examination was also made Of
minute particle Of human blood, which exhibits
the fact that the blood is composed Of minute glob-
lers, which roll through The veins like shot Or quick
silver. An examination af drop of stagBant water
discloses numberless animalchles, which dart about
with wonderful rapidity. An examination of the
common flea shews striking resemblance TO the
elephant in conformation. Many other observations
oan equally interesting character were made, which
we have no. the space to record.
THE Rim (;UANo-On this Doint Our best ailthor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

A Harry REpLr,-A sprigh,Iy lue girl being asked
-"Wha is nothing 2" replied-"Shut ysur eyes and you
will see it,"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

ANNA BAILEY, THE HEROINE oE THE LAST WAR WITH
GREAT BRITAIN.-Two or three weeks since we noticed
1T brief paragraph the death Of Mrs. Anna Bailey, OF
Grotou, Connecticut We spoke of her as heroine of the
time of Last war with Great Britain Her nooriety
based upon single incident, udcrous as tring,
which occurred in the sumner lSl3 and which is graph
cay described follows by the editor of the New Lon
don Chronicle The squadron of Commodore Decatur
had been chased into New London harbor by superior
British fleet and an attack upon the town was momenari-
y expected. 1t was fgreat importance that the fort on
Groon Heights should be Immediately prepared for Wig
orous defence. Major Simeon Smith, with band of vol
untees from New London hastened the reinforcement
Of the garrison and preparations were made give the en-
envy warm reception, when it discovered that they
short Of cartridges. Wadding was wanting and
messenger sent in haste through the village to procure
flannel. The inhabitants had mostly packed their goods,
and carrying them off to places less exposed Mrs.
Bailey sending away her effects, and had only few
necessary articles left in the house. She was crossing to
neighbours door, when the messenger having aversed the
village asking in vain at every house for flannel make
cartridges accosted her and made known his eand and i'll
success Without moments delay, quick as thought
she slipped her hand into her pockethole oosened her
skirt shook 1t of, and rg up, presented it to the mes
senger with right hearty laugh, expressing wish the
import of which was that it might do its work promptly
and effectuay The bystanders much amused, and
uttered shout of admiration. The messenger fastened
with his prize to the fortress and made his report The
story was reheased to the whole garrison and the sac
feed skirt being unrOed and displayed was received with
loud accamatons-the men, rearing 1t up on their pkes
declared they would fight under it to the last drop of their
blood Had the British actually made an attack at that
time, it is quite probable that the memorabegarm would
have been run up the flagstaff and allowed to throw out its
folds upon the wndsas banner. This anecdote went forth
with into the newspapers and was spread through the
Union. Mrs Bailey was exalted pinnacle Of notore,y
the greatest Of female patriots She was toasted visited
caressed letters, tokens and presents were from all
quarters. AT great military ball, given in New London
not long afterwards, Mrs Bailey appeared in antique
tume and was led out upon the floor by the officer highest
In rank that was present the Since that period
strangers stopping at New London have made it point 10
visit Mrs. Bailey. Two Presidents of the United States
Monroe and Jackson-in their respective tours through
the Northern States, after visiting the Groton Fort
in stately procession pay their respects her the hero
inc of Groton
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

MoRAt CouhAGE EVERY DAf-tIave courage to
discharge debt while you have the money in your
pocket.
Have the courage to do without that which you
do not need, however much your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak your mind when II is
necessary for you 10 do so, and hold your tongue
when ii is prudent you should do so
Have the courage to speak to friend III 'seedy'
coat, even though you in company with rich one
and richly attired.
Have the courage to own thai yoa are poor, and
thus disaru poverty Of its sharpesi sting.
Have the courage 10 make will, and just one.
Have the courage to 'cnI' the most pleasant ac-
quanance If you are convinced he lacks principle
friend should bear with frienl's inGrmilies, but
not with his vices.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

Gr Dr.. Franklin when in Paris, loaned poor
young friend, ten Louis d'ors, enclosing the amount
TO him in the following letter. Characteristic Of the
writer:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
American Gift Books for 1852.

To Clrrgnnn Ps'maters, Tachers of SpbSath Schools,
BoIt agents, S,uients. and Head Of Faniils.
EMPLOYMENT.
GEARS American Pictorial Book Establishment Re-
~ moved to lsl William street, (nesr Spruse) New York
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
The subscriber publishes large number OF most vau-
allie boo s. very popular, and If such moral and rei-
gious influence that while good nay safely engage
in their crcu alton, they will confer pc benefit, and
receive :. tIir con- peiisgtion for their 1ascr.
anTo youn. of enterprise and tact this business
to b" with. There il not town In the Union where
right honest and we-lisposed person can fail selling
10 to 200 volumes, accordin. to the population.
JU.r HUuLrsHED.
" Pictorial Description Of Cihg and hadia, COO PIP, and
TTtiily hcieafs 1f the WUs II tn. Laet SIes," coo
Pr. Retail price s. 50 per VOL
Cur publications too to be described in
advertisement.
sH Any person wishing to embark in the enterprise
will risk little by sending to TIL Publisher t5 for which
h. Will receive sample copies Of the various works. ,at
aiiorng very liberal per centsSr I, the Agent for his
trouble With these lie will be able to the
sal-ablc, anl order accordingly.
ea-We solirit orders from the Trade. Tcachers and
School Committees for books to whom furnish
publications, and those of all the publishers in the
Try, the mast liberal terms.
s"Country Merchants produce subscribers to- AMI
sell = ; a-s Pictorial Works. make handsome profit,
AMI sustain no loss.
prom tly by mall circular containing fI particular,
with Directions persons disposed Agents"
together with the terms which they VIII lie furnished
by addressing the subscriber. postpaid.
ROBERT SEARS, PCBtrsHEv,
Isl UtGtlnt strdet Aew 10rt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22

THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.

NILL commence on MONDAY the 2O,h
w Of OCT. All the branches of regular
and complete Academic course will be taught.
The subscriber, in entering upon the 5th wear
of his connection with this Institution. takes
pleasure in returning TO the ciizens of I.ewisburg
and vicinity his sincere thanks for the cordial and
liberal support they have given him. HIS constant
ell ut has been TO infuse into the minds of those
under his care love of learning, and 10 train
their youthful powers into systematic habits of
study. And when this end is once fully reached.
The greatest obstacle in the way Of acquiring
thorough education has been surmounted, and
the future progress of the student. altho' always
ascending, will still be rendered Pleasant ana
secure.
The Primary Department will receive special
attention; and exercises in Composition and
Defamation mili be required of the larger men-
bers of the school. a Vacation will be given
during the Holidays
TERMS. per Session of 20 weeks: For Common
English Sc. for Higher English So and for Lam
guaCes SO. JNC. RANDOLPH,
Sept. 30. 1851 PriRc,pal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

OVER-rO4TS-Drst fc!t, Piiot. Drah aver, B'a X
4, pt.rk cloth "a Ks Black Uosc DO Fancy do. Dra
81 Dany-uYs u ack DO BrcF'n do. Grey Blanket do,
HIna HIpnkrt DO Nuhair do, 10. &c
DRESS ,s3t rS-Bia French Cloth Dress and Fro K
q ,,s R,Sness d.. Br,vn do, Brown do, lnvisihls
r cps Irish rs.elS ,Irrn Cssi;ncrc- Sitincts mon
n ayers Pilots anh ali o:hers GouAey Jac"ets and
Cricket DO. Of Il kinds
VFSTS-Sik Velvet, s lks. Sa:ins. Fancy DO, Fan y
yolencii swans lown. B;a~S yeTroni, Es AMI Fancy
,,,ss n,cr = German silks. SCARLET do =. Il
pi piNT4LOON>-Ila-k Do skin Cas- N res fiack
and Fancy Tsc d.. Eorduroys. Satinrs, Union. Irish
Clshm res. farmcr and Mechanics DO, congress 40,
m 1 a variety Cf others. 49, ,
UtTS-Y,lc skin, SIX. Fur. and Wool Hats Pearl,
Brown Black Brush, White do Brown Hungarian, An
COLON. e.. &c. .,c
ciPS-Slk Plush. silk Giaz,d and Cloth cars
SylR RT,-Fine " whitr. Fan 30, HicAory DO
Cor led Collars plain and f'ncy do.
Flannel Under shirts and Drascrs " hIte do, Cotton
do. Ma-no do. H. ,1,
Ho.iery and Gloves, Comforts, Crasats Punsee Hand
kcrchi.fs. Lineu do.
SusDenders Carp-tBag Crayat BucAle'
Pens and Pen Holders Pencils; Ctolh am iat bf
n~1rAll of which will be able to sell much
o,.,,,- than any ever offered to the public Having
-chas,I our stock for cash and from first rate manu-
fr,urrs we no only sell cheaper. but better eiohug
,b,n su,Iiy ferci clothing stores One and all come
and exam NJ our befor. purchasing anything IN e
shan of clothing. feel assn-d that ycS ~;li 40
viii bv oinr So All ask i Come and stcand We don
give GOOD bargains, don't ask you to deal VITA US
W. IN casr.c anything for loonine at our ,to.A ahi
,T' "' ID. MYERS i CO.
I.vistur~, Oct II. lSil.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22

wishing to have their work done according
10 those styles, will do we'll to give him
call. GCounrry Produce taken in pa,
for work, at Market prices. Shop on N.
Third st. JOHN B. MILLER.
Lewishurg. April
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given iha, The Register of
~ Union county has granted Letters Of Ad-
ministra'ion to the undersigned upon the estit
Of Mrs. ELIZABETH WILSON, late of Kelly To-
deceased All persons having claims against said
e>ta,e will present them duly authenticated, and
those indebted will make immediate payments to
ROBERT II LAIRD, ) Admins
VIM N WILSON, traitors.
August IS, 1851 CIV
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
AGENTS WANTED.

sSCSINESS Men to take the exclusive Agency
H| (iar County 0 C"Gniic>) for the sale Of the
GEENi Y WASHING ILLLD an article much
cheaper aud easier to use '.an soap, and warranted
perfectly cleanse all k.uds OF clothing co,itai-
ring TO Potash Soda-ash, Spirits OF Turpen,Ine,
Ammonia. Acids, or any article whatever that
will IN any manner injure the finest fa6ric or the
flesh. II is an Article which when once iutrodu-
ced, consfcnf sales cen be made wi large profits
to the agent. For full particulars regarding
prices, terms, &c, address (pos, pad)
I.P. HOYT & co.
2m3S7 No. &c South Filth ST Philad'a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
c. O. for Sale. E.,

.; HAT large and desirable property on
L the corner OF Maf.;e' and " atcr S,>.,
well situated for a residence. for husino. $,
or for a residence and pace Of business.
There is large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rnoms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. Klcheu
aad Washhouse adjoDs. and ii has also
llrge cement Cis,ern, Pump and Well
good water, and ali the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply TO GFo.F miller
ESQ. S. +. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
THE LYNDAlL EMPORIUM.
Boots and Shoes.
HATS AND CAPS,
Books, Gtationcru,
Ready made Clothing.
s. II. zDu0atI

III AS just received and opened the larg
IL est, best and cheapest assortment of
Goods in his line Of business ever offered 10
this community; and feariessy challenges a COM
pari5on of stocks with 'all the world and the rest
of mankind To say nothing Of the outsiders in
general. The individual articles Of his lot are
decidedly too numerous to mention, hut he can
say ia short hand that
In The BOOK line he has everything thai
any body wants. from child's Primer 10
the highest University class.book, and al
prices that can not be rivdlled in these
diggings. @&
He has larger of andricher-,<-sS&
variety of STATIONERY k5-1%
than ever.
His stock OF BOOTS and SHOES com
~H prIses every style OF fashion
~ - and workmanship for Ladies
and Gentlemen, Children and
Misses, that can be bought in the Eastern
cities. or made Il, home.
His assortment of CLOTHING includes
everything called for by the season and the
fashions, or that The most iastidious or eco.
noncal could desire
His HATS aud CAPS positively cam
be beat in this market. Good Silk Hat
for rs, and tie best kiads afforded al
uupreceden'edlv low prices.
Also large supply Of choice TRUNKS
and CARPET BAGS, cheap.
This is the place for capital bargains. The
steam'- up and we are bound TO 60 ahead in spite
OF wind anil Gde
- Don't call at Lyndal's until you have
been everywhere else fist: you will then he
better able to appreciate the low price and super
ior quality of bis goods.
Lewisburg, May Is. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
Gookg.

NOTHING is SD suitable. nothing - valuable
~ SO generally cherished icr . sif,, ~ is .
GOOD BOOK. Messrs. B,nrey Il Ca,Lrasr
have for sale eli assortment Of sXcriseRt works ~
plain and IN elegant bindings. 10 ~A,ch they
respectfully invite the public sitca,ioa IrFsr
sale a, reasonable prices. July /. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
LE.T-geURG FEMALE sEIIrI.Cy.

reNHE subscriber respectfully informs the ~ .'c
Z that iie expects Ia open Female Scin.niry
u. Le,.i<h,T- in The ijiick Building a., inu5 the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The First Session vI /
commence on the - MonIay IN October Trrh.
pp, Ses,ion--:G aud 10. \ Session 10 CONSIST
81 a p1GI'd ef five months. II strucuon- vili he
gwen IA Cock. i. tin, French, Maihenal cs.
DtsuinI anj palIiing. sS VII Ia all the
- su.hes OF a iif-i rat Eng.i>h education. Ezra
,alrgrs ai!i he made for French. Dsaaing, and
P@,n'inC.
h!i-. Hun c lady exvectcl to take charge @: The
IL tau i9i IS fom b rila zion. Vermont Tha Hey. Mr.
tSv. r-E, - Uf the L ma!r > miEaTg IN that
la~ SIS -f.t !. lad. of solid talents prudent de-
olt.a ut, LII k" IL h'T manners. acd an excellent
cacl,r sh.i well acquainted with The "asies, French,
ORA. , Painting ithrInaii,s aud al the English
lrlnels and is expert nee. teacher, and admira-
u go,ere-s. short. she l. just such lady would
eupi~; teach daughters TO assist in
EinIry. if gcedet one. Mr.. Converse has long
% at tn. head nf this ins.i.uen in which there
m one t6 two hundred young lads. ami il is 10 lac
a = un.t knovs what the quail q atoms of teach
,,t 10 be She does not tcarh nsrum nta music. hut
in this degartn mt Will bc given by accomplished
.@e!icrs in the place, on reasonable terms.
As We shall be at considerable expense in get
ting up he school, any patronage from the public
sill he thankfully received. We shall endeavor
to make it a means of intellectual and moral
Improvement as well as source of pleasure TO
all who NAV attend.
Good Boarding can he had in pleasant families
an reasonable terms. For further Information,
please apply TO the subscriber,
SEPT 30. 1851 +. u MARK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
Dry Lumber!

V2NHE subscribers having renewed their stock
with a choice lot OF l.uslber. now offer
for sale at their YARD (fronting the German
Reformed church, an assortment comprising
1&ii4 ir,.h Boards Common and Panne Boards
IL inch DO yellow Pine do.
Plank Il AMI = inch River Pine.
do do Sugar Valley Pine.
Scant,ini, and Pine and lleInlock Joists>
Roofing Latl. and Ceiling I-ath.
Joint Shingles, 20 inch and foot.
ltP do = foot. various prices.
do do large SUGAR Valley.
inch Bittonwo"i Planks, for Stair Ratings, &c.
Sclut,ias for iS.Ip1sts. Poplar Pianks.
IUare Pine I mher. = inch Pine PLANK.
Oak Post ard ClrstDut Posts. Linn Boards.
large !ot White Pine pa!ing prepared by machinery
Kin d'iet Lumber on hand
The above viii be sold at fair prices for Cash
or reasonable mo; long-winded) credit. Books
kept at the residence OF Peter Hursh.
HURSH & ANNOY,
Lewisburs. April 30, 1851 yS7
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22

NTHEkE the Proprietor is enabled, by
w increased facilities, to supply the growing
i..lgnd tor nov rs iNK, which its wide
sp cad reputation La, -, stoi
TH> INK j. well e. al shed In TIE sooI oain:on
ami oop',rr .: Tie American Public. q az it ely
necessary to Ray anything Ia layor and the rranu.a-
tGlf -ys ts opportunity 10 say that the confidence
tilI~ secured shall b. ab.:scd.
n addition to the various kinds Of Writing Ink he
manufactures Id Hes for menlng Ilas
China, vel as suue.0r Hur Dye trial onIy is
e--ary % insure its future and Sailing NJ
veil Idati or Druggists and BUttlers, at very low
pr &c, in iasg: small i!aItit.es-
orders aI-IesseI to JOSEPH E. HOVER,
Manufacturer,
No. III R1ce Street.
Between ith 5th. opposite Crown st.,
3In-3Sg PHILADELPHIA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
They can't Keep House without IT,


Experience Of than years h.s sstaoi'.AsA
the fact ha Merchant. Cs.hraed Gargns oii. Vs Emf
versa Family EbrocatioI, VIII cure nost c>sss md -
tieye all such
Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone, Windganss Pou
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Cells Il all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis-
tula. Sitfast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lamensaa.
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease. Manga
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
SONS, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bitsav
Boils. Corns. Whitlows. Barns and Scaldsv
Chillblains. Chapped Hands. Cramps. Con-
fractions of tie Muscles. Swellinga, Weakness
of the Joints. Caked Breasts. dc. Ac &c.
The unparalleled success Of this Oil, he Il do
Horses and Cattle and even in human dsse, -
daily becoming known the farming conLrunHy-
II hardly be credited. except BY those Who have bese
in the habit of keeping in their stables and houses, whA;
Of pain, suffering and time, are saved BY
The timely application o. this Oil
III Be tie Of IN. sole proprietor. <sEOk9U
W. MERCHANT. Iockport. n. " Is blown Al Ihs stbo
of the battle and in his EBndwriiing over the cork
All orders addressed to the preprlstor VIII - promptly
responded
accomplished BY The use oi rhis medicine
Sold by respectable. dealers gsnsraily, n hS Caisso
States and Canada Also by
. " .5.H,FTLE, Lewi-burg I Kesslsr. Ns~
Berlin; j 7 cssoS. Milton; H Mssses. Suntusy;
II A MCay. Northomb ID; Potter & M'Mssn.
De,Ief'nIe; u Martin. WiliisRspnrs. Wholesale
agents kIe,t & Co phi.d-; " wssd 4 C.
New York VIM Jackson PItrsburg
ly3s insid.:Pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-22
Y aluabIe Farm

AT PUBLIC SALE.
IH>HAT valuable Farm owned and occupied by
Il Mr.. JoaS McCLEERr. deceased. situate in
Chiiisqunque township, Northumberland county,
on The east side oi the We<, Branch of the
Su-qnehanna river, one mile below the Borough
"f Milton, On the main road leading from the
latter place 10 Northumberland, containing
One Hundred Acres
and alIowance-wiIl be sold at Public Outcry
at the house OF Henry Eckbert, Innkeeper, in
Milton, on
Thursday, Me 23d day Of OctoJer nert.
AS this is very desirable property. and
will best recommend itself, those wishing to
purchsse are requested to call and examine the
premises previous TO the day of sale.
The Terms will be made known on the day of
JOHN WALLS, Executors.
Sept. 10. 1881