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I'VE have inca0rccl.... ,,i,.,h Tree, DsDas,,. ?
W cry, 70 small stock o. Sunday School Books
5,as,e5 s.'.o.r .sr hc% 5e.oo.s. r..,.. 49,. ID
A'-2 d at" supply o. ti.'.7' III Lhg..'h' Ter
.r', ..," '"- -'''' ='-"r r, ,-.---.
June q. T. l-S'1A-
c. YTTTg7r4~ saggFeTAG4
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1ccrv1!cor,r
LOOhNN OOD =,
Z WE s.'sr.o-r b. TO" IN receipt q 's~'= @
4 andae-i..t.s assortment Of s1mme. & :,
ot, ~ ~ t5'gg.' .-5s, WIG, az o.
.ra lH-@! E- ma Z /, LII i'a ~ Il, O..
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LIS. ,n.s b .-,. ,,r,..' ,.- C.e,le5l,s .s..
no 1IyULLE I'1- SHOW GOODS (
md ,1.v ..r.. BE- sol. CHEAP as raa caprr.-,
la2-z -. -1 (, /. , LOCKWOOD
ssH"!N ANA S""cs'
Z ! ASH Aliens .9-'-c -cg..
o. ~ G..
90 GO
- o9 t'.I. 1a- ,77y -,,l5',a ......
20 M" ',l.., Ia.- ;,,' ,.s an alma
A,sgR ..--a assortment uf" Jenny ll.a"ful,a.
iur-,t ly..u. and tc1,e,s-.y! Sole cuealp,
I.re7 Lo.Ewu.-'s
.----..-.-.
III z Alt.
4. ~ quantity Of .t ."-r w.H'tt,i5- "A.-.
- \ ..- b. s..a. pace ',t..'. g..H o.
June lac1wooys
gn.bnyu md Panama Elars.
Ar,,I, a'.--..,... n s--'rr-a. Crr.rr Pen,
4 ..f .E..T L-.. ..r.......l ...--s Trims. aid
.f.. r..... t..s... r...n.r .t.n ever f.,.rr. 81.
Jr.. e. lo.Eau.D.s.
Wool slaIs.
fr-,r.. ~ -r,-g 't-.I rrr ..rs-,g,.
4 49, ,'.. .... Else. P-... l,a.yl flats t.s...
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Groceries Groceries,
l'iIt,
Come and coming!
TIE NEW SPRING AND sUMylER
GOODS )

G.. NJ IINt' Tx UI- received % Nnf' Nl Ora
- goods, and Is n dDry expectation %, wnr" CO.
tie respectfully invites the attention oiue public.
When al, received, the stock will be found Jorge,
than usual The selections were m0dr vI.l the
best Uus,I..r care n the cities 90 New J ur> anil
Philadelphia. !g b. believed tie wishes Of Ihr con-.
muuW cam nearly all Nr met The following H-'
comprises lGTfpi the assortment
u.Ns. -l.k ru0i- and sl.s trimmings,
bonnet ribbon, cranes 'acrs andnrlts,
hWus mu-Uus 1nUp uplN7,
black h0rggc and blrpcdg ,lncs,
thread sre-, cdIng-, and usrruns', rs .NEh as
p,ryurd,
musuuaud cambrc cdslngs andmsclugs also as
high H- ~ % per yard,
umcd muslin, collars, cuff, sleeves, acccors and
chcwsc,trs,
Grape, barcgc cold TJbotoud cashmere shaw ..
linen floss nuHlm- tine tapes,
French, Scotch, and domestic 4ughau,,
macy& black suprrtryuchcu.Aan cas,IwrJcs
boy saudmrus cotton uIIDcn gond-,
lrl.h linen linen lawns, ClWhuc. unlhMuu.ts,
Wrha rIla.sur,m"bt oto,uraud brown musIus,
from Z 10 !, yard wide.
capcuugmgmn and venetian lntaWa"ur.
Particular attention q. invited lU lur -lurN .iwo.
men m,,-r. aud children lunu"r.. iEum 'Nr a'.
hume Rough \ Ready lo'hrr,J. NHHarN.r.-.ur
from jocru. ID $3.50 tou.a,rghom, s1d pnOw
.rntho's, SLICES.
Ladies'. wi..,~ Mdymupus SIM. '.rs ln-hnr
rnt,r- and hri.vl'rr. satin. lasting, hid and ; li.
. snrn. u'fh, nuuIruhIo make.
New lamps. 10 .urr. aud ChmNc"-
Hardware IS tru.krrv. APPLY
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rape SAawl~

~ Jne7 Lo.ewo-os
Samnler SlUfe.
COO PIECES C0tlU1dc D..s Du..us,
ZsBV E,rcys Jeans ami fame. s-...s .yg
m.~.sont boy wea. cheaper ,Aau cycr,cl
I.u,T Lu.aw...'s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-23

I AWNs, from Ct &, . cts rcryotd, at the.
II net Ael5 England BrdHch
NTStQuETO NEIIING-atlhe
n.c Netc England Branch
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GnEAT ATTRAC Tl0N!
gB1-1 -9--AlL1G5
cheap Clothing Store,

At Sanger & Armour's New Brick Block,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS
THE ua.er= .rurl boE5 leave to iniotm III" c.u-
. ans or Ottawa and vicinity, and the pgD.c IA
general ..alA- has Jus, opened he !orEe-i and most
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
cystsnl uy Boz dis put Of Tue country
y..a.. s... at r..-es IT,; c,. aDY cJm.e'Ilyn,
The Cut, style, and Nake,
Il .gE .a.., 't?eu9E 90 ''y a..ngrlei b!oueh'
% IL. west, ~. elLJ.rI { guaranty every article
... t.vue'- v,vc the most r-Ii-c, satisfaction
Hs.a7 connected wit. 0ue q The largest Importing
an. ....... ,...g. L-lsea, ! On prepared ~ SCI.
E.g~ 70 to p per cent Ctecprr
a.nu cuy y.a.. house n town o. TicitI.
GA receiving fresh supplies de.y, ond emong
ny l.-5c1, assortment may envNe.l'c;
Linen Coats. .......... .'.,t. - ~ 70 ;! :"
.w.s. coat, C.t.-.tL. ~ .est..-....5 " 10 w
10th coats, various cooIs,, .......,..5 w ~ - W
Cloth dress coats .Gtes, sh:on W TO - "
Ns.s Tie creates. ya!..; ys.....,'. W 10 w
Linen raui7,..,.-., ..,.,....''r-'t 90! " u ~
Saline. pants. suaj- conrE,.. ~ 10 3vo
La5-.....c pants ...-s, -a.N.. .'...' " - wv
HATS h%D Gaps.
. CEnrlT oAGS TRUNKS UMBRELLAS,
And rr" amount u
Cnui'cmPu's Furnishing foods.
% 600 rarmru's gt @ /. slzcs md va'cuea
e.s7 Beng determined G.d able 10 lake the iCai
t.rEr Inc ct trade, Wa. Sol. a; lower prcc7 ..an
rr7-e in this community have been in the habit ci
l-v,rr ~. and respectfully invite every bo0Y tocA
uu.r- uy s-cck aac PRICE before pMcAashs else
~ NJ '-o.5e orcharls to show goods AMI don't
s.E"-.ve Go,ijao stes at san90 & Ar
p. Ns.- Er.-E BLK egs tor eH gf Ne~,s
>a... d Co.'S store i. ~ { on.
l..,u.. Anil &c.
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Eu=pr nou,c 0!oI3,~>ps.

ID EGALIAS. AMI Masonic P.-.ias "a SO.
y cheap. .iar..ca soon. NJ
June ~ k.u. s. ht.-trrtrN.'s.
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Troy, Wis, June l2'h, ISL
NJ Nanc- Dear Sir Your letter otluQulry came
TO hand and should have answered II before this,
had 1t not been that my winter wheat was some
what spring killed and wish TO state to YOU facts
and nothing else To-day | nave been over M
field Of wheat, and am satisfied hat the drill has
saved me twenty acres good wheat ! have 20
acres IN the lot, on open pr0rle II has hEoNtu
up nine years the lat summer luut ON 50 sheep
and kept them on all summer ! began 10 plough
IN June, Ten acres pluughcd first, pough"d a.
gain the last of August the remainder | cultivated
and put in with my drill the first week IN September
That ploughcd twice partly killed out this spuug,
the other part stands well, and am satisfied wr
got our prairie land too mellow J haze the only
piece Of winter wheat on the prairie that is standing
One Ct my nclghhors sowcd forty acres ON better
land than mine, and II II all dead therefore am
satisfied tina, my drill has saved what winter wheat
| have and further | know Wy experience, Tint
one ofyour drills will pay IT. cost IN two years IN the
saving Of seed and labor have 80 Ucrrs Of spring
wheat on the ground, sowrd with my dill, and II l.
n week ahead oi my u"lghhors uud can say To
the farmers m Illinois and Wisconsin, get n drill,
sheep your lands tor wheat, and plough but once, 1t
you wish to raise good wheat.
Yours truly, ArGrsgrs SMITH
Printed directions will accompany each machine
and in all cases where II Il possible, our agent Nli.
ne sent to give all the Information the purchased
could desire.
Allknds Of Farming Tools tor sale, and the high
es, cash price paid tor Timothy and Glove, seed at
our Sale Rooms, Nos, lj1 aud ljS South Water
Street, Chicago, Illinois. ...,,
Chicago Aug q ALLEN NANE s CO.
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Woots aud ShQCs!
anL.rIINs EE.nt,

SLWED, md pcrr'd Ca.fhoos Custom ua
= nud wn.rn'nl naval w ll'-rrrr
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Tn ,r,s.E IAnIHs.
W ANEIID.

4 FEW apprentices for the Millinery Bl.i,
4 nes. Apply to JAM srUoN IYrE.
. SUPERIOR article olGod.n -wu,.a,
\ rHri SrIruN i frrf-
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FOR Engincrr> and ArCnItCCtS.

hKAWINtr PAPER -auul1g.au, double cc-
, rarur atlas c.'uhan' cuumHrr roy" anu
dem. tracing uHprr--t,mui Angie ana sma' iJ1r-
.ug CLOTH Hu.tu. boards, Sc. Dmwmg pencils
Jr,a-ou'- Braukmau & IluLiou~ CoHcrs Row
roy and fa1,t---Courc, black and cp.graI cray
ou-. Ncwmlu'- water co.or- iu cakes. India uN,
genuine au g,oi DnWtuE pens, dnIdrr,, scales,
p.lg0cIla. ulmb pm, Ip 9.ae, cAme, and badge.
pencils luila Rubber, rm-ur-, knives, qul.s, me
steel prus pulrrcF, measuring tapes, Sc. Sc Eut
-u., ay \ II & G. EggIl,. ~ Lake 3D.
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4 nNlNt8ra... custom Wltn. at
royW Nn F.lr'',
Eati Si,tus,
Gnn iH- Oak '.Hn.. Cats s'ue-. '.- .. .'
NtIl rry ~ llm Ury.I
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NaF9inoer g. c..
RECEIVED July 2op, ls5L ST
Sherman's Chicago Branch
No. Cheap side,
SUPERIOR b'ock hid and silk knit glove
4 - 4 - / -. l. l. III


SJpERIOR b'ock kid aud six knit gloves,
y mourning wells, tuus, IaruaoiS. &c Also
Another piece yaid wide black ak,
IN.
Alew patterns plaid, award wide
with trimmings, such as gtmps, hinges, drop but
tons &c
SILK hose, embroidered, l,ack, md cclor,l +;
Lite thread do, embroidered mixed, slate
white aUd black plain open work cotton hose. new
patterns ct ca.cocs, g.ulhams pupYDs, Le!u- es, dc
Iaiu-, lawns, &c Call and see Them.
30 jrunh.r TO sell good goods ohgaP
w.y &c SiermgH'S ChicggO A,aHch.
L UNNUR Ribbons .u.t received. at
y June Z HounahS cai'1r0 Er7nch
FRENCH and American printed rausins, re-
! cr.r4 tins week, Mt
Junc7 Siumun's Cdicaqo B,aHeh.
DICH harl, dress and monrla silks. received
II ibis week, ot Ntcrmaa,s ChlcGgo LLag-1
lIORNlNG lawns, rrughyms, and beIages re
vi criyci this week, Mt
jane Stcrmalis Chicago Brunch
DOPLISS, De Iuiuc- ood Nohair. Ut
| SHERTAN.S Chicago Branch
Embroidered, p'oin, and printed Mt
|. may - SHEEH4NS ChjcaP, bra"rb
DRINT- Al styles.
| SHERMANs CmcAgoBRA&cH.
DLAsrERING hair Tor sa,r.y
may 81 Nm Haslcl
Hear We Hear We Hear We
LLT Im Fhcr 49, DHrHcTLY UNDERSTOOD, IuAT
HUNTER ~ ttEihLN,
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window Glass.


SSORTED slGrs, "a superior nuirIr, inrsn0ruy
June 81 ! MAINLY " 60.
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For SnIc Cheap.

NOR Sa.r,,ugirsuIr audr.uun, - rrstop"
/ by G.. /. IuUHrnN, .4g'ui
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Nip q SiOgn IIOOt,.

\ fl, kinds OF m0rueru1ui ,ya'urr-ur.a.' 20
y w1y 81 Um H,k'Hs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
,~No change in the Markets.

pr The keystone Mutual Life lnsu'
rance Company, Of Harrisburg, Pa. Guar
aptee capital $4,000. President, Hon.
Luther Reilly, NJ. D., Vice President, Hon.
Augustus o. Hester, Directors, VIM. Col
der, sen., Herman Alricks, John II. Berry
hill. Daniel W. Gross, Thos. H. Wilson,
John P. Rutherford, Stephen Miller, Da-
vid Fleming. Secretary, John W. WILL
son.
I'D. Rupp, Esq. the General Agent Of
this responsible and we'll known Company,
visited this place last week; and made the
following appointments
Local Agent, H. C. Hickok.
Medical Examiner, VIM. Lesser, NJ. ID.
Several policies have already been Is
sued, varying in amounts from 81, 800 to
$1,000, and the Agent is ready to receive
applications at any time. Persons of mod
crate means and dependent families, will
find a Life Policy, the best safe guard
for them against future want and destitu-
ton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
LIGHTNING RODS.

TJlHE awful caIami,ies that every City,
Town, 'iIage and country falls victim
to annually. ihro' the gross neglect Of i,s
inhabi,sn,s is ond calculation. especially when
the remedy is 50 easy 10 ob'ain-thIs 's found IN
armiiaae's paieut Alasnelie Eight
ming Ro0s,
and in this alone This rod has heen examined by
the mos, scientisc gentlsInea in the world
fesso,s M'Mursre, Johnson, Wsllor. and many
others ,ha, have examined them, recommend snd
speak Of shem in the highest terms of spProos'Ion
and have pronounced them the only sale rods no~
ia use in this or any other country or the Presee-
fion Of Lires sud Property. One sdvsnia.- Is TO
divide and throw back o part Of the e'ecise sn'd
harmless to the Clouds this is in time Of stroke.
This enables the roJ to conduct thai Pes''on OF
fluid that belongs to the earth wi,ho0t the sshe~
e., danger Of leaving ike conductor. TAss nod has
m.nv other advantages over the old one.
The patentee takes pleasure in Informing h's
friends and the public in general that after many
wears close investigation ms numerous exPsn-
men,s he has arrived at the ir5e principle OF pro-
tectine Families. Dwellings and properly hom
the destructive influence of LIGHTNING
SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hatlefon, Union Co., Pa. Agent for Union
and adloiniag counties. omSi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
For the Lewisburg Chronicle
President Judge.

To THE ClrIzEss OF US,oS AND MIrrIIS
COUNTIES: Permit me US 10 recommended to
YOUR friendly attention, ,GEoRGE F. Miller, Esq,
or the office of President Judge of this District.
Miffiin county now has the JudgeshiP. and has
filled many Judgeships. Union county (altho'
much the lareer) has never been honored with
Judgeship, aud we are sure it will be conceded
to her provided she brings Toward proper man
as candidate. Col. MiIler's abilities and inteeri
ty are undoubted and unquestioned. He has
never asked for or held any office Of profit. He
is a self.made man, and knows the wants and
feelings Of all classes Of citizens. He Is pubs
lie>soiri.ed citizen and good neiehbor. and jus.
such man as the people delight TO honor. He
is well entitled to share Of official distinction.
and will be found as faithful and vigilaEt Jrdge,
as be has been thus distinguished as an adso-
cate. I2w.1 NoA PofULi.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
New Establishment
CARRIAGE MAKING.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens ot
this town and the surrounding country thai
having made Lewisburg his permanent residence
he has taken the shop at the Io,cer end Of Market
street, south side, where he will keep Oh hand OF
manufacture to order all kinds of
BUGGEYS, CARRIAGES,
SULKEYS, SLEIGHS, dc.
Also, every variety Of work in his line
Repaired, Painted, Trimmed
on short notice and reasonable terms. V'On
hand large stocS Of we'll seasoned TIMBER
from the Chillissrsque Bottoms.
From his long experience in the business, the
subscriber trusts he will be able to give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with Patro
mage. Any one disposed is requested 10 CALI
and EXAMINE my materials md workmanship.
Cash and Country Produce taken in pay fo'
work. JOSIAH %RTON.
Lewisburg, April 26, 1851 6m
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
FRESH SUPPLY!
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA I!
Dr. j. 8. HoUGHroNS
PEP S IN,

The rne Diyestire F2a,d, or Gastric Ja'ee'' :
Prepared Rennet the Fourth stomach Of the OK
,r direction, of Baron rbig the great Ply soiogical
Chemist by J. 5. Hought0n. II. D. Philadephis, Pa
This Is n great Natural Remedy for INDIGESTION ana
Dyspepsia curing after Natures own method oy Nature
& ami m. Gastric Juice Pctsiu is the chief element,
or Great Diestng Principle Of the Gastric SS
r.At Of the F;,d the Iarfyag. PreseIring, and St"s
ting agent Of the Stomach and lntestlnes IL
from the Digestive Stomach Of the OK thus forming an
Artificial Digestive Fluid precisely like the natural
Juice in its chemical powers. and furnishing compct"
and perfect substitute for it, BY the all of TINS
the pains and evils OF Indigo AMI Dyspepsia re-
moved Just they would b. by healthy stomach it u
doing wonders Dyspeptes. curing diseases Of Debay
Emacation Nervous Decline and Dysp~ptc Consumption.
supposed 20 l on verge Of the The scieptnc
Evidence upon which it is base is in the highest degree
curious and Remarkable
pa A Fresh supply of this admirable Remedy in Pow-
der and Fluid Just received by Dr. Thornton ewisours
Agent for Union Co. long advertisement, 4h page
May y, ISL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
Next State Senator.

Ma. EoIroR: 1t is generally if not universal
~ conceded that the office of Senator now be-
longs to Union county, as Mitfiin has just had II,
and Juniata can not by any fair aPpor.ionment
claim it, so long as she ASKS the Representative
and We feel willing 10 concede it. Juniata gave
1904 votes for Governor. and Union gave 4slO
for President-more than two to one. Mifflln
and Union having the Senator alternately, and
Junista having the Representative when Union
has the Senator. would be equal and exact JUS
tice " as between Union and Juniata.
Several names have been recommended thro'
the Youngstown papers, for Senator. but none
which strikes me more favorably than that OF
Mr.. James Moore Jr., of East BuHaloc town.
shin, Mr.. NJ, unlike the others named. has
never held any Office Of profit. He has long been
known to the people of Union county as an en-.
ierprising and useful citizen, and would as faith
fully and honorsbIy represent Us in Harrisburg,
as any other citizen. Although firm and un-
compromising Wing, he is not an ultra, unrea,
Sensible or bitter politician. He is through-go-
ing business man. and no one would be
better calculated to attend to the interess OF the
District, than Mr.. NJ. hope he may be taken
up, and sustained by all.
2W. rhiH->D'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
Baltimore Printing Ink Mandatory.

TIME Subscriber, agent for the sale Of this Ink.
would invite the sttention Of printers and
publishers Of newspapers in the South to the fac,
that they can now purchase in Baltimore suPe.
rior Ink 10 any manufactured in the State. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers prefer
it to any other Ink. COiored ink. card ink, beck
ink and News ink Of superior quality and at the
lowest prices. The undersigned warrants the
ink made at the Baltimore works to be Of the
very best quality, and should any article shipped
by him fail to give full satisfaction il can be retur
ned at his expense. WM. THOMSON,
9w36s No. s Carroll Eall, Baltimore.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
GREAT COUGH REMEDY!
Fer the Care Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARSENESS, BRoN.
oHIT1S, GROUP, ASTH.
MA, wHooPINd. COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.

| The annals Of medical science, atlording as
they do ample proof Of the power and value Of
many medical agents. have furnished no examples
10 compare with the salutary effects produced BY
| "Ayer's Cherry PICTORIAL"
IN. remarkable Of diseases Of tho Lungs vhich
nave been ieazed by its use, at,sted as they by
many prominent professors and physicians in this and
foreign lands should encourage the afflicted to psrsever~
with the strong that the the Cherry
Pectorar' will relieve and ultimately cure them.
We present to the public unsolicited testimonials from
some of the first men in country, upon whose judg
ment and experience implicit confidence NAV be placed
Of the most learned intelligent ply sesns
country, considers it composition of excellence
for the cure Of that formidable disease Consaption
Norwich, April 26, 1876.
DR. j. C. Aycr-Dear Sir: Agreeable to the request Of
your agent will ceerlly state what have known
been astonishing indeed. Mrs Betsy Sreeter had been
afflicted with and RELENTLESS cough. which
duced her low; low that little hope could be
tertaned Of her Numerous remedies had been
tried without effect before the Cherry Pectoral. And
that has cured her. George Waknson, Esq. had to
knowledge been afflicted with Asthma, fr erea yerrs
and grown yearly worse until the Cherry Pctora has
now removed the disease and he is free from any
symptoms The Rev. Mark DsHe had been
severely attacked with the Bronchitis disable him
from his duties, and nothing had afforded him relief until
(Nr Thornng) carried him n bottle Of your P.ctora
which cured him at once, and he now oicates as usual
in his place.
These are three of the cases in which We have known
it successful but to fail Wa have great pleasure
in certifying to these facts and respected sir,
humble servants REV. DAVID TIfORNING.
HON JOSEPH BATTLES
Among the distinguished authorities who have given
their recommend Cherry Pecoral as the best
remedy that is known for the Affections of the Lungs
The London Lancet Z" Canadian Journal of M-d
cal Science" Z" Boston Medical and Surgical Journal"
Charleston rs. g. Medical Review" New Jersey M-d-
cal Reporter" Prof Webster, Harvard College, Prof
Bsrctt Transyyana University Of Medicine. President
Perkins, Vermont Medical College Dr. Valentine Mott,
New York City, Parker Cleaveland, Bowioin College,
Prof Butierej, Willoughby College, Ohio Prof Braith-
waite Leeds, (Eng) Medical School, Sir Richard Kane
Queens College, ireland, Prof Rosenhaum. leipsc.
The public have but to kuow the virtues tonish-
Of the Cherry Pcetorul in curl suis.ae-s
Of the Lungs, when they will feel secure r,lms these
dangers, whenever this remedy may be obtained.
PeparedbyJ C.Auey, Chemist, Lo,oeV, Ms.
For sale by T. w SCHAFFLE, Lewisburg;
II Casiow. Milton; Isaac Ge'heart. Seinsgrove;
and by Druggists generally 3m35S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11

FTHE subscribers having renewed their stock
with choice lot Of Lumber, now offer
for sale at their YARD (ronting the German
Reformed church, an assortment comprising
inch Boards ] Common and Pannel Boards
y. inch do Yellow Pine do
Plank u and ~ inch River Pine.
do do Sugar Valley Pine.
Scantng, and Pine and Hemlock Josts.
Roofing Lath and Ceiling Lath.
Jeint Shingles, 20 inch and foot
Lap do 2 foot, various prices.
do do large, Sugar Valley.
inch Buttonwood Panks, for Stair Raing', &c.
Scantng for Bedposts. Poplar Plsnks.
Square Pine Timber-&c. &c.
We se erecting Kiln on the premises to
kiha.dry such lumber as is required.
The above will be sold at fair prices for Cash
or reasonable (not long-winded) credit Books
kept 1t the residence Of Peter Hursh.
HURSH & AMMON.
Lewisture, April 80, 1851 yS7
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For the Levisburg Chronscl'
Associate Judge.

To THE PEOPLE OF UNION COUNTY :-Cnder
our new law, we no longer are TO have men Pla-
ced over US by the will Of one man acting under
the wishes Of clique or cliques who have his
eur. President and Associate Judges are no"
TO be elected by US. tits therefore essential tina,
we cast about for the best men. l have heafd
no one mentioned for Associate Judge, and there,
fore name the old friend and acquaintance oil
more men than any other man in the county
NEn MIBDIEswAnrH, Of Beaver township. MS
qualifications no one doubt: in truth, no man
could do better in that Office, especially as he un
ders,ands both the English and German Language
perfectly. say, then, no one could sit on 'ne
bench with more satisfaction TO all classes OF peo'
ple than "Old Ner." BUFFALOE.
Nav a. lS5I.-2w.
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EE 000FEET of White Pine FAILING,
cO,OOV superior lot. made by machi-
merry, shsspened, (3A. aad AZ feet Iong) put up
in bunches Of 80 each, for sale by
HURSH & AMMON.
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

|\HIS establishment has just commenced
i operation, and is prepared 10 manufac
ture Steam Engines and Boilers, Blowing
Cylinders and Hot Blast Pipes. Retons, Lamp
Posts, Gas and Water Pipes. Car Wheels and
Axles, Rolling Mill castings, Grist and Saw Mill
castings, Horse Power Threshing Machine and
Plow castings, Cast Iron Fronts for Houses, cast
Coupling and Rsiiing Patterns, and Smithwork
made to order.
j. R. JONES.
Harrisburg. Pa. April 9, 1851 3m
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Fish.

New and Popular School Book.
COMPREHENSIVE Summary Of USrkRsAL
" H,sroR1. together with a Biography Of
Distinguished Persons, to which is appended an
eptome Of
Heather Mythology, Natural Philosophy
/ General Astronomy, and Physiology.
Adopted and used in the Public Schools Of
Phiad. E. 8. JONES & co, Publishers,
S. w. Corner FOuRTH and RACE streets, fhiia.
~Teachers and School committees address,
ing letters to Us postpaid will be furnished with
copies for examination.
sPA fuh and complete assortment Of BOOKS
and STATIONERY Y for sale at the LO,cest prices
lychq3s0Ssu
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DiNNS' JUSTICE. new edition, can b had
ID At Lyndsll's Bookstore. In this place.
Lewisbufg, April 10, 1850