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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
ELECTION OF ALDERMES.-His Honor

Mayor Mannen, having prudenuy obtained legal Ad.
vice Of the order In oder 10 be strictly correct
Ia bis edngs, issued the folio wing Proclamation
yesterday, calling a new Erc ion IN Alderman:
PKoCLANATfoN u. DAVID :. Manners Mayor OF Jersey
CITY. Wit OF eerAiH resafiors pa-d By CJnSoo
COnDC lStb cay of June instant sathoriziBg ths
elssi0n of 10 Aldermen 10 this fur COR each Ward do
hereby tHaf shero wall be escti held ths
18th Of June tor TIC purpose Of elecog dcrmen
for each Ware. ana the polls viii Opeaed ths several
places Of hOriug The last Charter Eec the respective
WAds VI the city during the TIM prescribed NJ sU fhe
ssd az that the SoSfd o. Canyasser eli meet the
CITY Clerks Office Faas the u day next for the
purpose OF csnvzssns lie Of said eleetun Given
under my hand, &c tSipedJ DAVID 5. Manners.
MuITARI.-The visit of the Lafayette
Fusi.sr.. az New-York to Hon John Toun-lle al Der.
gen took place on Mopd=y. The Fusileers shout
sixty men strong, counspd-d By Capt French. lst
Lieut. mcCauley and "a Leut Libby. They ac-
con taI led by ID, dwortbs COron-t band Toe company
reached Mr. Ts resideDe- ~ 10 oelek, and nOsp
tsbly received by appropriate speech and 0Vunudi
colstiOn 20 ~hi b his guests replied through hTtag
~ slOn,e BY Capt French, and evident aJprec.tJn
of the capital fare fhe table Of NJ. roDnees
Is hishly e.teened member Of the Company. AtIsr
refreshmenn The CUmpsny enjoy I'd a OF leisure
IA bis spacious sad shady grounds. Tns HsysOof
Guai de- OF Hoboken accompanied oy the Empire Cor
let Band. were furnished BY George Wight as an -
coit 10 the Fu.ileers and fter various evouons IN
front OF Mr. TonneIles they al marched o. the Ner-
Jersey Hotel, where Mr. 4. bad prpviHtd most slnps
repsst through the host The tables spread under
an ax Ming the entrance 70 which overhusg ~lfh
the s,ar+psDgIed banner. The table represented all
thesxuies Of The seAson-messA fruits and vegetables
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

The WIG NoMINATIoN.-The nomina-
nsUD of Gen Scott received by tue Wings OF Jsr.
sey CITy with marked demonstrations OF Joy In toe
evening salute was fred, lsrge number Of rockets
were let Or, and bOnfres lighted Al the recep,
Of the Intelligence, In the afternoon the strsp4ngsd
hammer, bearing the rsme OF the whg candidate, vas
flung 70 the breeze from TAe Seatisel office
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LtAMSBURGd ITEMS.

COMMON COUNCIL Monday eve
ming the Bosrd Of Aldermen At the City HIl Prest
Of the Board In the Chair petition open NJrth.
Frstst, from Sixth Ct IT. Union av. granted. Ths
subject OF the desrcrson Of the Sabbath referred
10 the Commit on Ordinances for ordinance 20
erect the evil Varou. bills petitions refer
rtd 10 The proper Committees Wm Bi.s apo tinted
dog killer asd directed ID & dogs should be- killed
Only in the morning. resolution passed sst4b-
fishing fine of $40 for vii persons who nolsst the
Pouudu In the discharge Of his duty who in
ierfrre with persons who are driving animals, found
running AT large, TO the pound
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PgILAprLpHrA MAnkrr. Taesday, June

Z2-There 10 change p0ucs IN the corrss autst.
The PLouk market y very dull. and prices ss ne ~
lowsf The demsod pe ssge,t . saite h7s.ssj te bod.
- % Or Penhs, vsns principally ct ths sormss qao,s-
tion, which DO d.r. 6rm- Sale, lou Coz ~
sumption ~ ia 63s ST for and sslecs hsndS
49, ~ SdA IS ET extra RYE yLnga y ss~sdy 81 . s.
and Coas MEAL ct - % y b. WHsAT q DALI ssl -
usthx sslos Asvs bssu repoI1 RyE wsassd bst sAsea
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MARRIED..

oS Wedre'5sy Jure @ Peters church csreno'is n Y,
~ REV a 2 smith, GEORGE c. HALLIDAY. Of Lyons Y
pace.
In Jsrsey CITY Tu--d.y June By Rev saunders Corb
NJ JEREMIAH b. CLEVELAND 10 Miss AMELIA ~ only
daughter OF II. r. Gaze, E.l
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Advertisemeat
EfRFMORKs RnR The EnnRrH-(IAntle-

men sad Parties wishins prvse exhibitions small
eeioD OF choice Fireworks -nch H.dfeids add Edges
will remember the old stand, j. H. Harley No. SO Maid
en-ane
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urrerf Price, fov Lissypoo, C,o,siseal,s.


fsI... ...s..........ba 0iot nom. n q
Ga d Fair........... nom nom. noa
fHe.,... nOm uofn
FLOUR AND N sAL-With increased REQ eipts a.S Lao
ts'oao7 orisn sdyices b, the sraokn, .nd ooly an a
sate bone and eseort inquiry pdc.so Of the ss-. Il
STATE and Wes orn Flour eAse with Occzsi ma f-eA
sts below cur quo'a The bsst.r grades dull and
0eps.es Iathsr ,asierj the infer,or d-~urppoa. are
Oa terms. 20 .s. Isa.pd We Ssoss aSsss isi s G
common q ,eed b'ssds 70 bond The salts. % D,m,.,s
hDe $at, o6i for common TO Srait STATE a OH ~,
fcr mixed 10 sa'y Mich gan and Ioois ~ ilsati Is fr
fancy Ohio d ieas 5sti sas, Diseases y Eos ~
exts Ohio sno 45a$5 rs Ga extra Gsa-sss 5a'a,ra h
oUli sno tho dmandS lees active Zoe the trsds sad
n. West ineies ard prices favor the buyse Sales Of no
se', q - tiast s2i for aiasd good .rss sr,ads add
- 7odS 1l To- fancy Rye Flour u ,sssss Sales Of ne
2oe hb. OHIO aud Stat At ~ ~
oRAiN-W."ern wbsai Is "a. ely oesred and prices
let rs firm Canadian dull heavy and no, very Of Dty
The sales are hoo bash god San usky sr the Pns
plenty (, f.s ior the s "a. "a
IRE Fast NO jersey or southern hire lies OF <ssts Il
piioes md tsua sowawMa The dsn.sa ss
Export ~ hghL The ST. sms,. sdvie-s dsp,.ss mar
for 'st-In Mixed; sc Cor Round Ysilow aaa Vote No
southern hIte or fe'Iow off nns jersey IA sad
wHIsKY-The msrhst Is lees active and price, clos.
rather Easier SAILS u $40 bss zi a2olc Tor Ohb, and
e oi Prison Drudge stesdyi saes OF 50 hbds &C Il o.
PROVISIONS We have change TO nots IA our m.,s,t
hT Pos 'be sui.alsare not % 's-. The dsmsd qulsS
Mess Oh asa sIg and Ss IS sof Pnas prm. a.. i.
.omn a. q. ss % Clsm 70 '.aols at so and Ramps It
soOd sales Of So BIB stI9sl4 s, n, NJ. - s;sss
hr Prime Prime Mes, IA ~sn ed AZ at9 Dnio "e.,s
Ham. are sc.rc. .sd w.o,sa :. als .s<s IA 1s r.,
sle finn he demand !, not .cye, -. a, ~, $500.
nil. Al gg Sie ,o Ham. soa 7Iz.Sl n, al ' so
N4c ud he's. AZ IzoIlKc Ruftsr 4. L.. 800. 80
rood demand: s.ls. ~ 0bio =, 1Inis y w "a u sa
Yors a, I2t9i7s Ch,e.r /. duil a, al s'" S'"'
HIDES are dull o.ins 10 IN Qsar al aes .od nm. h;..
prices ssL,d fr the few Bsrno, ia che gsEst zo
Buebos Ayes or. IN store f.d on sp~cu.iioo. 900 Ia
AZ lie mo, 4 200 ,een s.ss BSno A - ia :, ,a
spd 25Or 20 al &c. 900 Chit. on oiysfs s-r,as -
Tsmoieos A. laIe mo. rSiae,ins VAR d.n.g-d Ns~
as 0ga. ~'
'-OIIS~Iinsessi I. .teadv IN ooo Iii. LII eez,s -
a., M so,e In of. 200 III. =, 30, "a, g. =, ea 49,,
80. :. h, ,o ~,o,, :, - a. =. "''"'"s wv" WV
'fn mi az "a ,t. 81 i. So. a, s,oon
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lAdve7-i.eneatI
~ DONPTTI's wonderful troT1pe of Der-

~ DUNEIII WDHItIIuI ITUupt UI per
forming Monkeys. Dogs and Goes give two performances
to-day The one in the afternoon will - oe cha1ce Tor the
Ju'eres TO what perfection ths training Of this part ami
mated nature can Be brought TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
CouRr CALENDAR Tn, Dau.-CoM-

MON PLrAs-Pan Nos. loss, LOSE 1ll3. l l55
l.l6e. 2OS 66a. l4l3 Part n No. s94 9Q2 54
92o 922 ga 926, o., 930 9f2 1884, 936, e3s 90 9i2
ga. Nos 1888 and and to be tried BY Court in
pant l.
GA 69s SIS 6s3 100 6S2 6efle eO9 755 $50 So 7i1
7s9. 79t SOC s67, s6s s69 s7n ST. s72 s7i SIS $40
s77, SIS $40 SEQ ssh $50 $50 ss4 sS5 $50 ST.. $50
SEQ, SOL s92 sos, s94 s95 500 sy7, s9S, 900 20 9SS
Inclusive.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos s. 235. s25, 3oa, 4l0, All, 4l3
AIS ala, AIS. 4l9 40. 42l. 422 423
srrRKnE CouAr-special fsrm-Nos Is, "A, rs, IL,
%, &c, 81, 50. l6l. (ls.) & II. SO 81 IS "a.
U. .. DIsTRcr CoURr-Nos GO, n, Is 20 s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

~fn vfncus arc Soral decorations About 30 persons
set down, Including Gen Wright snd sssf The Fa-il-
etrs ~ Hsyvood 'Suards. Mr. Tonselle. the host,
ttne herd Of the table and 0,h-r side NE invited
eues1, among whom NE notis-i Rx M.yOr Gil ihdst,
lsasc w. Scudder. Esq, Dr. Csdmu.. Capt Pollard
hbo Diners After the table cleared speeches
nsoe by Capt French. Gen Wright tssac w Sc1ddsr,
Eco John Tonnsle, Jr. and o'iers-s Of which
LP1nded 10 by cheers and applause. AZ late hour In
the dsy they separated
NOMINATION OF ALDEENEN.-TheW Wing
1,ners Con mi'iee last night reeonnended t7st ;he
ware heerDEs, for nominsr rig AIcermen be held
stero.y evening mat The election viii be the fc
loving Tuesday
HUDSON BBIe ADE.-The parade of Hud-
sor Biieaee, COMMANDED BY Gen Wright toos place Il
berseD On Monday. Tda following uniformsd Compa-
Dies were on parade Wrgh, Independents Rta-s Mont
aouery Guards snd Fna Guards nf Jersey Ctr; the
washington Volunteers Of Bergen. and Highland
GuArds. OF Bobosep. The Brigsde rade a very
spectacle appearance
STRAWBERRY FEs residents
on Jersey City fortunate in having one of these
cia srd refreshing srs the cnse Of the nol
srsbi, hot days Thst IT the LADIES' Of q the Pres
ostrtAn Churches. held in the rev hall las: evening
was profitable 70 them and highly pleasing thei
guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

TUESDAY, Juus ~ ls5l
ASHES-Ths marhet u buoyast for pou 81 sal Pearls
st.sdy Al q ~. The ssls 30 sbls.
COTTON Ia active s0o baos svld to-day Al No. e.
ys.ce making snee Fddsy last during whsh period aoee
balos have been Old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

MAD Doc Some laborers killed a mad
dog Mon day evening In Sixth st. North FiEhst
The rumor thst II had bitten boy Is usfOuRded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

(AdverisereutI
~ The exquis'teiy beautiful crayon
Dssueueotype Il npidy increasing in popularity II u
taken In NeW-fork only By Roor. No 5ss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

Cspt Powers, and Montgomery Guards Capt Hama
fuI ming the Lsng Island Volunteers Of Wi'amsba-gh,
went 10 Hsverstraw, In the Gen. Scott eighty
men suone. on Monday morn ng, apic-nlc. Many Of
their friends accompanied them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
DRowNEp.-A boy, named Alfred Bald

vim droV ned Sunday, a, Green Point BY the up
seng OF boat DR. Schspp.. Coroner held an inquest
On the hody. Verdict accordingly. boy with him
saved bis life BY clngii to boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
REAL EsTArE.-The following vacant

lots were sold Auction yesterday at the Merchants
Exchange, by Cole & Chiffon;
lots or south side S6th-st, tetween 9TH and Madison
each SLbN..
4lots adjoining, each 81 800. lGpp
lots on side 4th-av, between doth aud flststs-
each lleoV
Also the following Brooklyn property
2loss on lsthst betw 9Th 9hass each $780,. 500
2lo,s l3'h-st OF the above, each SOO..... 200
2los iSh-si adjoining eacl sos 30
Cole Chtoa sold the following Real Estate yes'sr'
day, sla:
history house and lot with brick building the Of
The following Real Estate was sold al the Exchange
yesterday. by WIN. Il Franklin
lots {lilst betw Ave. and lsi-ay, each 500 $50
lots on iSth-st Of above, each $i oSO
log on 5th av between SD and SD SITS 90
u lots On 65h-st llth.sy, each S8O......,.. 1850
~ lots On 64h-sr STRAY, eaen $sI5 tII5
lot corn. IOthsv ano 67thst 600
l lot on lOhAv adoiBius Observation-Disclosures. no
lot corner lCtb A. and 69tb-,t go
| ot on leth-sV asol, i,s ..,......... 700
os Oh Stn bctw 70sh and 7ss, each s1o.... ESQ
,d eorstr 1tsi. and Bth-av- aaolnn LILO
~ on 7ss'- between 5th and Sthass ......... 500
lots 72d between nh and st-avs each $S95 l5S0
fo's on 12dr same block, each Sj95s...... l,cSO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

ACCIDENTAL New York boy. named
Mcbride. while visiting friends In North sew snth st
sporting with fireworks, and holding iTnit,d
"doube header in his ban IL exploded and terribly
shattered H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

nowhere to be found The fellow then dovn Mulberry
70 Chatham. up Chatham 70 Jsnss-st. down James TO
M"dison aud hDoiDg acrowdsf at~r hin, he sud5 sny
stopped snd swore ne would hill the first he could
lr, his bands During all thi, time not Policeman
was 10 bs seen SO we for iruitess search 70 De
10 kins for NJ. r., we left the dog alone, Who
ran up MacDon and turned down 0liver-st have not
hesrd about him Kicking any more but cerrsiriv the
Police have given him full liberty do Where
were the Police Can you give any Information F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

COUNT OF UENEhAL SE5SIUNS- 4 Hto-
dav-Beiure the Recorder and AID. Dennsn- AZ the
opening of Court this morning, Geo Bovine implicated
with Cspt Rowe and Others, Ia the nsive
bark Orgerie., called trial, nut his counsel Ex
Recorder Talmacge m,yed for po-rponsm' nj ON the
ground Of the absence of impprtsnt witnesses The
motion wss opposed by 0,klcy H,l, Esq. acting as
District Attorney, ard great deed Of eobTrOyesy en-.
sued The defense NJ s.i advantage Of the fact OF
there bsing but Que Alderman upon tue bench, which
rendered IL ipcomplets The matter then upon
morton postponed until IL O'Clock this day. when il viii
sssin he called up No other being ready for
trial, the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Rev. Robert NJ. Hatfield of Providence,

a distinguished minister of the Methods dsnocainsou
has accepted q call from the new NJ Church In Fleet
street Paons,eHue, and entered upon his la1or
there Last Sabbath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

II From a communication of the
Besh OfBcer presented to the Common Council al lis
lSst stDg. Ii appears that the average nun.er of
deaths In this city 10 seven per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

IUtHI VHpl'tI TOT TOcNI WOfk. " tO,WV
Further subscriptions collecting. Tue q vsrn-
men, ave given l,U0o0o0 land at et 0o0 90.
The State OF Tennessee has agreed l.nd its credit
TO raise loan II s9560U0 st v cent Tor - years,
ana proposed 70 rs''e on 'ne pond' Of ,as Con,
Making total OF. ....................e5 vU0,00o
with which 10 buy the iron and equip the road
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passed resolution empowering the President 10 have
a sufficient quantity Of uns.cked lime prepared aud
distributed In all placss about the city requiring Use
upon the recommendations Of the Captains Of Police.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-14
DEATHS.
! Chillisqusque, 18th inst, Mrs

In Chillisqusque, 18th inst, Mrs. -
SrlErz, aged aboni 80 Yeas
En- Buils!o Up, 2is, uit. ChnisrIAz HLsl.s
aged 5: years.
In Middccrsck Sd inst, oHS CorRrSLT ai,
of TIE New Berlin Hotel aged A.
Ia Philadelphia, 2Sh ult JOAN HAvILASD The
aTchlect. aged SO yeas.
In Reading. on the 5h inst, after few davs'
illness, II ENRI READIR fiouGExroBlIs ni Mi.
ton, aged &c years Il Milton, 2i Hr Cams
rorHIR GoonLASpER, aged 81 years. On =
inst, Anna, dau Shter oil Elias " alton, aged ID
months.
In Anthony Tp.. Montour Co., sith ut, Wis
oIST DrE aged 7S years.
In Willl.m-pon3lsi ult.,ALES,Nrxn SLOAN
aged 76 years. In Wil!Iamsror., 9Ih int. Mr
Taosas BESsETr in the 4 II year Of his age
For seveisl yeats he hr.d the Office oil Supervisor
Of the " r-i Branch Canal.
At Nor humberian I, % h ul'.. Dt~rEL Haas
aged abou, 81 ,eaTs la Lower Augusta, Sis
ul,, Mts. Hri-er conson of Philip ei,sr,
aged abou, 60 years. In Sunb 'ry, 81 inst nj
scarlet tver, HAMS e.. ". aged months on
The 7ih, Hampton, agsd 4 on the s.h. daugh-
Ter, aged ,ears-su cbildien OF George and
Mary Hilemsa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-14
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

TOURT PROCLAMATION. " hereas, the Hon. =,
" s WILSON President Judge for the 10Th 1u iicsi
District consisting Of the counties of Union and Miin,
And J.coR WrrENYIR and JAMES N,ksHALL bsqrs, AsSo
cat. in Union county, have issued their precept,
h,arinr date the 2Sth day of FEB, 1Sa2 and to mo
Il, .ctei for the ho!ng Of 0rlhins' Court Court Of
Coanmo Pleas Oyer and Teriner and General Quarter
Sessions at NEW BERLIN. for the county oil Unon ON
the 81 Monday cf MAY next being the 18th day, ]
1852, and to continue two weeks
NOTICE Is therefore hereby given to the Coroner Jus
tees of the Peace and Consabs in and for the county Of
Cnon TO appear in their proper persons with their
rolls records nauistons examinations and other REM
embrances to do those things which Of their offices and
in their behalf appertan 10 be DONE aud all witnesses
and other persons prosecuting in behalf OF the Common
wealth against persons, are required TO he
then and there attending and not depart without leave at
their peril Justices request 10 be punctua in their
attendance at the appointed time agreeable 10 notice
Gtren under hand and seal the Sheriff Office in
w Berlin, the 18th day of Mar H. the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and f,y-two. and in the
seventysxth year of the Independence of the United
81 ties of America. toi save the Commonwealth.
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff.
Sherfs Office, New Berlin. March Is, ls,2.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-14
ITNO the Hon. the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
L the Peace for the county OF Union, a, May

Sessions, A. d., 49,.
The petition of Martin Rudy respectfully shewetb
That your petitioner occupies comodious hous- situate
in the Township of Buffalo, the public road leping
from Lewsburg to Brush Valley, which we'll
for public house Of entertainment, and is used
such. and from its neighborhood and situation suitable
we'll for the accommodation of the public,
and the entertainment of and Travellers that
he is well provided with stab.ing for horses and all
venences for the entertainment Of strangers
and trsvclsrs he therefore, respectfully prays the Court
To grant him license to continue keep inn put.
lie house Of entertainment there. And your petitioner
will pray, &c. MARTIN RUDY.
W. the undersigned citizens Of the Township Of Bua-
10 Aforesaid, being personally acquainted with Martin
Rudy the above named petitioner, and also having
knoSledge of the house for which the license prayed,
do hereby certify that such house l. necessary to
molae the public, and entertain strangers trav-e
that he is person cf good repute for honesty
prance and that he is we'll provided with houssroo
and conveni-nces for the lodging and accommodation OF
strangers and Travellers We therefore, beg leave to
commend him for lcns- agreeabiy to his petition.
David Heiser Adam Young Adam Sheckler
Jas W. Simonton Benz Shoemaker George Heiser
John Heiny Daniel VI Renner Ab'm Spi-gelmeyer
Peter Miller l-aac Walker Daniel Rengler.
Buffalo tp, April 6, l,j2.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-14
MARSHALL'S
UTERINE CATUOLICON.

y Lel-N Il NA A1llOA1COAN.
NV f now come TO the most important medi
w cine of the day. VIXEN The number o.
thO,e afflicted is taken into consideration, and
when it is remembered ,ha, until the introduction
OF this remedy it was tho, impossible TO remove
the di-ease without mech anical means and by q
painful course OF treatment.
MrMaWs Uterine Gatholicon
Is the d,cvrry and invention Of Dr. Theodore Pomeroy
Of Utica obi and successful m.dcs. practitioner Its
peculiar efficacy suggested by pecs, SeloI
m-nts in a Of rrolapsus Urri lille Under treatment
for another conn nt. The suggestion in this instance
led to of long aud study which resulted
iu the combination Of The Ca.holcIn. We have
mu Ii pain ad atient endurance of suffering i'll th s..
who abrTe uG-r these diseases with the ictun that
there that feel this medicine will,
long, hc lerlncI AN inrstimable acquisition.
4 phy sican of much cminencc. after examining the
medicine. aud observing i effects remarked that "
hal sprung in The lives females, aui tha: did
they in the least degree the virtues of III.
medy, and The inability "f the Profession to treat their
they wou!d not long waste their in tiottr
bills suffer ftom the tortured of urahe disease
This mel cliIe l. cue FOR Proi"r-us 6trl-
Faliin.. The Womb rroiusc Discharges and Painful
Mrnstr.n;i'a, Luchurrh,i. Whites. and Tor most Of
the iii trcssine Complaints iuciient to Females.
special ramph ct gives full particulars of the nature
and ciieois oi tins wonderful me iIcinc.
na. T. \ II THORN ron. Lc,cis5urs
7dly4i7 Sole Agent for Uuion county
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-14
First Arrival!
NEW GOODS.
by Railroad via EIillerstoWn.

4 y assortment Of New Goods, embrac'
n ing in the LADIES' Lsi-Prints, Cling.
hams Lawns. .Delaines. Bersges, Berage Delaines,
Dress Silks. Manila Silks with netted Fringe to
match. Linen Lus,res for trsvelin, dresses. &c.
Also full supply Of Cotton and Silk Hose,
half and whole, Gloves, Mi!,s, Collars. Handker-
chiefs. &c.
Also fresh lot of Shirts and Collars. and a
variety of other articles in the GEN1LEMENS S
Furnishing Line.
Also Dried Apples. Peaches. Rai-in.. Crackers
&c.-all Of which are offered at rery loc price,.
FOSTER & TUSrIN,
opposite Kline's Washington House.
Le~isburs April 3, 1875:
luore Neu Goods early nert ,ceek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-14
SAVE YOTR MONEY!
CHA'S p. FREEMAN g. CO.,
(tate Freeman, Hodges d Coz
1 m p r ers and J 0 b b G T. .,
III Broadway, l door south of Liberty ST.
.vEU' FORK.

HAVE now on hand, and will be receiving
IL daily through the season, New Good.
direct from the European Manufacturers AMI
cash Auciions-rich fashionabls. fancy SILK
MILLINERY GOODS. Our stock of Rich
RIBBONS comprises every variety Of the Latest
and most beautiful designs imported.
Many of our goods are Manufactured expressly
10 our order. from our own designs and patterns,
and stand unrvsled. We offer our goods for nett
Cash at lower prices than any credit house in
America can afford. All purchasers will find it
greatly to their interest TO reserve a portion of
their money and make selections from our great
variety of rich cheap Goods.
Rib rich for ,nnets, Cape, Sashss and Relt~
Bonnet silks, Satins, Grapes L->cs and Tarle 0ns.
Emtroidcries, Collars. Chcmsetts. Capes, Ierthas.
Habits, Sleeves. cuffs, Eigngs and Insert ny.
Emruier Re Were. Lace aud IL itch Calnbrc udkG
Bionds. Illusions. and Embroi,ler,- isr-s Cats
Embroidered laces for Shawls. Manilias and V-iIs.
lionton, Mechlen, Vaencieurs and Brussels Iae-s.
English aud Wove Thread, Smyrna, Lisle Thread and
Cotton ac,s.
Kid Lisle Thread silk and ewing silk Glovss and Mtt
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace. Engi-h- A IN, rican and Italian.
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
January, 1852 3mil6