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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-17
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AHEAD OF M OTHERS


The Envy Of all fili Nahuiac'ulets. :
because they are safer, better and more
D cficacious than any others; and because
the public will take no others il they can OBJ
tain them. ,.
3oV,''oo boAEs
have been annually sold within the last years
vo,,Nc ANp'oTD MALE AND FEMALE,
~ 80 -, '....t ...,., &C.,, ,,;,h-
can Gu, t s.M"ys 'AA' ''Ai "''
o4s 's' III pills M NECESSARY
titietN 49,. 70 q, -. I'D ,,o,,
tor phrgihs anc eeaMs'hs ,le s.oa a,Ja ~ Tho
els: ahg purifying ue pioou ana LII iu o.oanno
Sody, .ake no 9'G s,. oo U sars,narilln
in them. ~, ,,.,,,,
Eat, DFt"" Hsa Aeoe 10 1oaa.'
and pursue your usual occupation whist TAXING
them, without fear OF taking cold, during al
kinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are waacred that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, Clergymen, Members ofcon-
cross and respectable citizens can be produced
Of their efficacy than Of any others, and i
TEN DOLLARS F-
will be forfeited in every instance where ONE
any any others S s. 7ISl
Fortu Pills are in a Boz !
AVID sold at Twrsry.r1yE CENTS a Box, with
d na tH and much wholesome advice accom-
a a.ns;nr eaeh bos. ~. - - ~ z
r. .a,, s.
They have no taste OF unpleasant smGi,
Free rom dust or powder o. any k,na' 'e
Do nolsrlpe me stomach i.; o. boweiss ~.
Produce no SICKNESS vomiting, o. oaq 'eetlnss'
They are. GOOD AT ALL TIMES, =.
And adapted to most diseases common to
mankind.
No one having once taken them will DO will.
ing afterwards to take any others, because they
always do good, and ifthey do not then no 9th
crs will. a# gl.sssg f.s 3YiE
DR.. N. B. LElDY, the Proprietor and
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ls51 Ladies' ''.
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
AI0.NflRACTORY.s.s

Spring and Summer Styles.
yIIiLLiAM,H. sAMsEEr starns bio thank,
SYstp hi- friends and the public generally,
!ar,the,llbefM patronage heretofore received
and respectfully informs them that he seontin-
ucs to manufacture at his Shop, on Walnut
street, Sonc door East Of Mr.. &. M. Sllugan'a
Dry Goods Store, ~ 49, ~.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes,
from the very hes, materials, In the latcs. styles
and Under his cdiate ,supcsintendanee. He
has on hand andwill constantly kecpa general
assortmenl'of Ladies', Misses and childFcn's
Wear, viz; ADJ s-rFrry'
Ladies' fuc Kid & Morocco Slippers,
do. Leather and Morocco walking
Shoes, 1873, ~;
dos hlackIand hroazel .Gaitc.s, a
variety OF palieins,
do. black ant, aronzelJ Jenny Lind
Shoes. .7ysssf-r .Et.-5l d7 iat
Having received from the Fast a splendid
assortment of tho finest materials, eelected
with great care, he feels confident Of being a.
bic to give general satisfaction. ii is't ~.
!. Orders promptly attended to and work made
up al the shortest notice. tss .r'1, l..s.a .'ii
- IT WILLIAM II. tsANisEL.
,Morganso,rn, Aprii 10, 1862. lS9ly
a, RAYMOND. Y5i- NOD za,tsj.c. rfeSEsfAucH.
IN rTJ,,I ., C,,uel I,,,,rrs1 foneu,fJ
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mi. prnp,N. E.w. TOWER
MoRGANTowN BOOK STORE.
william Durpln & Co..

William Durbln & Co., 9t
II Ep.constantly on hand at their Store, on
IN High street, opposite Carr, Smith y Co.'s,
general assortment Of BOOKS, including Bi.
bles, Testaments, and variety OF istaldard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, to-
sctLer with a large assortment Of School books,
Novels, &c., &c.
Blank Books, Stationery, steel-pens, &c.
GRoCERIES.--Thcy have also'a lot ofsnpe-
rior Groceries. rat p;
Morgantown, Nov. 20, 1851.
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.IlOa.,atNi,, Scenery,

10 4 cool cllmttc, Whcre tnc puic aih enu P uss
wdter-themsclvcs the true elements OF health,
Gods greatest blessing to man on earth. Inc
curative and purifying properties ofthe waters
have been fully established by the fact that
they have JNEVER'tF4lLED to cure the wots,
cases Of Serefula, the NEST inseterate sores,
and other Diseases u The Blood, by drinking ne
waterfreely, and in cases of eruptions bnthing
and applying the deposites Of the streams ex-
rernally. The waters are thoroughly chalybcate
with portions of Mdgnesta, Sails &C. q,
Besides, these Springs are located IN Tue
,n;dstlof CLASSICAL GnouYps, within an hours
ride ofaWashington's First Battle Field
a,rseFort Necessity, "where the entrenchments
arc still distinctly visible. GENERAL Brad
DOCKS and JuMoNvILtE,s; Graves, DuSBAR's
cncampment,5 " AsniSeToNis Spring and Mead
ows, which he owned till he died, In the inn
mediate vicinity, also are several remarkable
natural 'curiosities, among them ~ -.
rAess sDelaney's Cave,
which may be explored fos miles under the
mountains, the celebrated oliioPILEEALLSs,
on the Youghiogh river, the CUCUMBER
CATARACT, descending from shelving rock
more than forty feet perpendicular.
GAME and TROUT FISHING abound in the
neighborhood. Horses, Saddles and Carriages
will be furnished for yisiters. ;!G
Stages and Hacks will arrive at and leave the
Steamboats at Brownsville daily, from whence
visitors Will'pass in adriye Of 4 or5 hours 10
the Springs, about half the distance through
one Of tue friches. and mos. delightful agrichl-
tdral regions Ia the country, to Uniontown and
then Smiles farther over Laurel Mountain,
presenting from It's sleeps and its summit, splen
did views Of the great western Valley, with its
rich, yaricgated and beautiful scenery. @s'; I
In short, It is confidently believed there is no
watering place in the country, presenting
stronger attractions to'those seeking HEALTH
and PLEASURE than the Faycttc Springs
ana the undersigned Is very certain they can
no where find greater disposition 10 please,
or more accommodating terms.
,s1ts Fish No y SEBASTIAN RUSH.
NAV %, 1852. I4e-tE.'9' =
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General Advertiser, Z.
~ = FRESH ARRIVAL!
Sra-Sa,s ~ a AND
RedMeftoi, tn E'aiccs!!
AT D. II. CHADWICK Ss cos.

g'UsT.reeeiwdvfom the East, Rich Dor.
~ dercd ,perasols, Queens gray & black
silks, silk Fringe aud fine Mus, Diaper,
Din, rcd Fluuncl, spdgt Swiss, Bonnet
Cord. Umbrsllas, brown Muslns,, short
Lace and black love Wells, Rnbisson's
Shoes aud Slippers, equally US good us any
made in our io,tn, .also, q fcwnG fasslllocks.
We, haysjhst concluded to ran, off some
things without regard 10 costs Call and
see, then, while bargains arc going.
6iscentc alico for a cts.
,lsl ceatLnwns.fors and 10 sls.
slsg;cen. DO fot l2a els. N .ssi
Berages very cheap. a-.i.6iasS
Coffee, White Sugar, Tea, &c. %.
Keep your eyes IN the Red Postiif you
wentihe best bargains you eyer purchased.
June g 1852 "a q ,iyT.s,,sslso-tf.
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"'A's> j., MILLS IS son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,

g.. SifT1f - ~ '4'S'"I
''A". j. MILLS IS son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
Forcdsdins s, Commission Merchants
: And prolyrs ii Country pfoluce and
'pitlsburg Manufactured Articles,
,p.,,rr street. (aLorc Moaongateld Bridge,
" pittsburgh, pPcnna'i'a. . u
-,-.>.>-><.<>.>.>< lss
f,ousisnrncnls Of Wool, Flour, BacoM Su;
oar. Muasscs, Dried Fruit, Timothy al'i
Glover Seed, Cheese, Butter; and Iron,
Nails, Glass, or Manufactured Goods OF
+. every kind, and general patronage from
all quarters most respectfully solicited
Storage on tho most accommodate
ing terms,
As our House is very large, directly oiro.;
site The Wharf or Landing ol Tic FitlsbuTs
Innl Brownsville StcamPackcts.
ON. B, We will act as Agents, atall
timcs. for The Transaction Of business OF
any Kind committed to gu! trust BY our
friends from any. pnipt of the scompaass,
with fidelity and despatch. ~.
References.
D. G. Chadwick, Esq. Morgantown, Va
G. r. G. Allen, Esq. DO
Dr.. G. McLanc, Tr'- 40 t.
YIN. Lazicr, Esq. do
Gen. J. x. Moorchcad, Pittsburgh. Nv,
Kramer & Rahm, do
William Bagley s. Co. 49, do ri ~
H. ,Chills & Co. er7'a Goa do 80 y
March 20, 1851. s y :eotf f5s
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n. MtrcuEin.. INLAY,
: MITCHELL s HAYES, y,
.1Eel,claiit YNit01.S.

Walnut street, opposite The Jail, Morganto,rn,
TAVE entered into Partnership, and just
Ill brought on from the Eastern Cities, an
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive
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FaYette Springs.

rtlHts bichly attractive and fashionable vat.
eYine Place has been leased together with
.l.siThe Fayette Springs HOTEL
adjacent thereto, by the proprietor Of the
HARRINGTON HOT I'll, !" on the National
Road, who has cured thelbest Cooks and the
bcs, Supplies of every kind with detcrsnsnu-
ZION 10 please NH his visitors. Anew building
with 40 rooms has recently been added to the
establishment. sS~ igt.ss q ipl = .iiftt..
These Springs are surrounded blythe most
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Yc,,,pertta,cc D,.i,tkts,

exclusively, sin great abundance, Wiz
Ginger. Pop, Lemon do, Lemonade, Root
Beer, Patent Gas do. ,sSarsapa,illat Mead,
that should BE- used indeed for health
Assoc hand 4 constant supplyof n
FFeshs CAKE Crackers, 4
Such as Pound Cake, Sponge, Fruit,
Scotch, Taylor Lemon, Gipger, sc. Wa
Ter, Butter, Sugar, Soda and Ginger crack.
ers. WRitesioaf BREA D and Brown do
on hand The latter shouldbe used BY all
wholaretlelicate. Sc 81, IS I, 4.
HPariies Of Ladies and Gentlemen
can Be accommodated wi,hrooms and Re.
treshmenls a. his houseat allstimes. & /;
April IA, 1852. u CYPHERS. I,
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SPRING .ARR1EaL
NEW n {, 4 CHEAP lGeNFBsFIoNERY

,;...rssJ AMES SCYPHERS,
RESPECTFULLY calls the attention
Of the citizens Of Morgantown and the
surrounding country 10 his fresh supply Of
Confectioneries, &c. His establishment
is.dircc,ly opposite Messrs. Raymond 4
Co.'s Store, add on The North.eas, corner
one door fromthe Drug Store. His stock
consists Of s.-4sipa ailga al
Fresh Oranges g. Lemons, Figs, Raj
sins, Prines, Dates, Almonds, Eli
berts, English Walnuts, Ground.
4 Nuts, &c. Also, fresh Candies Of
every description; a very superior
Z article OF Cheese se.i 20 NEglL
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r,t.,oI according 10 Act Of Congress- in tho !eSs
is;i. Nv j, L BOUdliToE, ". H.. In the clerks
ffssc AZ Tho District Court for the Eastern psulS'
e-' 'e ' Of Pennsylvania.
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WINDOW ", GLASS AND NAILS;
For Sale ty H. IL. eAEE &'eea
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a. RAYMOND. ,siz mod sq,ia'se. rfekEsfAuoH
Tic Way to Sare Yoarl Moaey!l
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QueenSware and Hardware,
RENIOY ALL

April "a, 1859. Z Z o. 'sIi5ls
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The Envy OF all Pill Manufacturers .
because they are safer, better and more
IL cfIicacious than any others; and because
The public will take no others il they can OBJ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-17
Conclusive Evidence,

A witness in an English cause was
asked by the counsel whether certain
person heretofore connected with the affair
in question vas lIvings
No" sad the witness, "hiz not living"
'Hp" do YOU know that p said The
counsel
"Why, you must know, your honor,'
sad the witness. "ihai be a BIZ of car.
penler, and twas tha, made his coffin"
Well, suppose you did p said the
counsel. "yet that is no, conclusive cvi.
dencc that the man Is dead"
"Oh, your honor, y,u would be woun.
ded hard to believe, but I'll take m,
bodily oath afore his worship o here
(meanns the chairman) that | not only
made the coffin, but screwed the old boy
down, and l'.l b. bound il I'D the screwing
oi your honor down, tha, you wouIdn'
be after axing me such questions"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-17
DEATHS.

/. In Lewisburg, l2,h inst. JAcos BRIpcr late
of Muncy, aged as years.
In Lew,sburg, I2lh inst CaARLSs CAwLrr
SON Of samuel and Elizabeth Hess, aged year.
In Sunbury, sth inst, Mrs CArusRIxE, wife
of John Young. aged 81 years.
In Middleburg, - inst MARr SoPuIA, wife Of
Rev J. P. Shnde and daughter Of John Young
Of Sunbury, aged 36 years.
In Lewisburg. 10th inst, FRAxcrs A. daush-
ter OF H. r. and Lucy Ann Noil. aged years.
On Monday morning last, At 10 ociock, MAT
THEW VAssAR son Of Rev. Z. w. Dickin.on Of
this place. aged 10 years.
That another has fallen id the first blush of youth,
may be Of hut little consequence TO the great worida
drop Of summer rain coming from Heaven. glitter
ing an instant in that bow Of promise. which the heart
alone can se- and falling into the lake ben-ath. Other
hopes span the heaven or the human heart, other sum
glitter train Of coming time. Such is lif so
passcth the world lie whose death is chronclcd
above had lived calmly gently, happily and left me-
cry and a hope those who wecP memory like the mu-
sic of Caryl pleasant hut mournful 10 the SOUL hope
that lights with coming DAWN the cd gray cloud Of
night and death.
OF his star of life it may well be said,
at SGT sets the morning star. which goes
Not down behind the darken,d wcst. nor hides
Obscure, aiiipng the tempest of tie sky,
But mclts away into the light of heaven"
At.
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J. +. VAN METER,
Manufacturer and Importer IF
Paper Hanginss and Wide Curtain
PaDerS,

No 80 North Third Street. philadelphia.
Nov offers great inducements to tho Coun'
try Trade.
1 am determined to sdopt the motto. " Small
Profits and Quick >aies," and no eofnb'n.''on'
As manufacture the article my sell. viii wal
rant all my goods tuil length and width.
Always on hand rich assortment oi God
and Velvet Borders, Oak and Siena Marble fa>
p-rs, and o,heI decora,Ive stNies suita"is io'
Halls, Parlars, Dining Rooms DC. Also, q cheal
article suitable ior Chambers, Kitchen, &c.
Fire Board Prints, &c, &c.
lIs- All orders promptly attended 'e.
Warehouse No. 33 North Third street, Eas'
side, four doors below the Ciiy Hotel. fhlladsi
phia. 3m4lI J.. L VAN "H L"'
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Glass, and Quecnsware Tor
L. IDDINGS & CO.

Glass, and t2necnswafe lot
L. IDDINGS & CO.
In offering their stock of Goods 10 their GUS
TONERS aud Ihr public in general they feel conn
den, that more general assortment can not be-
found in this .eetion OF country. Their stock oi
new cloths, CassimeIes and Vestings, embracing
all colors and qualities, al exceeding low prices.
LADIES' DKESS GOODS-this department
of our establishment is now complete, and we DEFY
competition in Dress Silks. Our assortment OF
French Merino., Thibet Cloths aud Lustres'
embrace a beautiful range Of coIors VIZ. fine
black, mazarne hluc. mole. hl'ssom. pink. cherry,
scarlet, green, olive, brown and slue, at very low
prices. 4 splendid assortment of plain and fsd
Cassime,es and Delaiues, very cheap. Also
Shawls, Flannels, Domestic Goods, Carpets,
Queensware, Groceries, Hardware, Gut
lery, Hats and Caps, &c. &c, &c.
Which will be sold very low for Cash or Country
Produce.
Thankful for pas, favors, and conlilen' that we
can give entire ai.fac,ion, we mos, respectfully
invite a continued share Of public patronage
Oct. 81 l.. IDDINGS & co.
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NEW GOODS!
* AMszEia

lust received from The City Of Phi!adelph'a
81 a full and choice assortment OF
ROOTS AND Shoes,
comprising Mems. Ladies, Boys. Misses and
ChIdren's Boots, shoes. 3uskins, Slippers, &c.
&c Of every description. Also. every variety OF
work IN his line MADE TO ORDER. and all
kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange.
Also on hand choice selection Of Classical
and Common School
Booka,
Sunday SchoA Library Books, Hymn Books,
Bibles Testaments, Portfolios, MonaiS, Blank
Books, Paper, aud all kinds Of STATIONERY
Thankful to my friends and customers. and
the public genc,a..y for The liberal support here
tofore received, | hope by strict attention to my
business to merit and receive a continuance OF
,he same. JOHN HOUGHrON.
Lcvisl.erg, Tov. 1851
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

~
OI-ER-COITIDrab felt. Pilot Drab Beaver, Blark
do Black cloth sacks Black loose do, Fancy do, Drab
fe Bang-ups Black do, Brown do, Grey Blanket 40,
Blue Blankct do. Mo,air do, Se, &C.
DRESS COITS-Ilack French Cloth Dress anu froch
Clats Business DO. Brown do, Brown do, Invisible
Or ems Irish ywceds Jeans. Cashmere sasinets Union
Bay Pilots. and all o,l1ers Aoaaey 'aeAcS anu
Cricket DO, OF all kinls-
TE,TS-Silk Velvet, silks Satins, Fancy do Fancy
Volcnchl, Swansiown BLACK Nerrond, Black anu fah'y
Cass:ulor.s German silks, Scarlet do, &c-. &c.
PINTtL DNN-Blark DoeSkin tassiineres, black
and Fancy Twee,is Cor,luroys, sainets, nion Ti>h
Cashm res. Farmers and Mechanics 90, Congress 10,
and a variety Cf others. -
U.TS-Mole skin, silk. Fur, and Woci Hats, Pearl,
Brown Black Brush White DO, Brown Hungarian, An
COLON, &c., Ac.
CiPS-Silk Plush. silk GLAZED and Cloth Caps
SIfiRrS-Finc White, Fancy DO, hickory do.
Corlcd Collars plain and fancy do
do, Marino do
Hosiery and Gloves Com srss, Cravuts, rungee Hand
kcrrhicfs Linen do.
SuspeD,Icrs Carpet Bags, Crava: Buckles.
Pens aud Pen Holders Pencils Cloth AMI Hat brushes
r-rAll of which we will be able 20 sell much
,heaper than any ever offered to the public. iiavin.
r,i.srl ,r stock for cash and from first rate mann
tctrrs We not only sell cheaper but better clothing
than usually offered III clothing stores One and all come
and examine our stock purchasing anything in tht
shape of clothing feel assured that you viii dc
well lv oiu. So All ask Come and see and we don
give good bargains, don't ask you to deal with US
We don't charge any thing for looking at our stock an
very little when you buy pont forget to call at = NO
L. ~. AAEi.. " w.
Lew;sbury Oct. H. 1851.
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PUBLIC NoTICE

rs hereby given thai lot OF lumber was taken
up willie 4 a'ing in the West Branch on the
% h Gay of Fe9runIy last consisting of tive log,
Ii, description Of which are lodged in my Off e
at Kelly ,oumship, Union county. for the inSpec-
tion OF all concerned. The owner or owners
thereof are required to prove property. pay all
legal charges, and take item away within three
months from the date hereof; otherwise the will
he forfeited. Witness my hand at Kelly town
ship. Union county, this l5h day of March,
4 ID. 1852. JACOB HUMMEL. =.
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Notice.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers in the Mercantile business IN
this place. is this day dissolved by discontinuanct
of the business. All persons indebted are reqnes-
ted TO make immediate payment Of their accounts
and all having claims ag inst the ssid Firm will
present them for adjustment. One OF both the
undersigned will remain at their Storeroom fo'
some ten days 10 settle with persons interested
after which time all unsettled business will be
rut in proper Officers hands for collection.
Barton s. Chlllant.
Lewisburg, March 10, 1875:
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PTRLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given tina, a lot Of timber was TAX
up while frozen fast in the ice III The Sus-
uuehappa rrver on and about The s,h day Ol
February consisting Of 81 round logs q list and
description uf which is lodged IN my othce st
Lewi,burg for the inspection Of al concerned
The owner or owners thereof are requested 10
prove property. pay all legal charges and take
Them away within three months from the date
hereof otherwise they will be forfeited
IA. MERTZ, J. P
JevjxbuIg Feb % 1852.
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The subscriber would respectfully INFORM he
citizens of Lewsburg and the travelling con'mun-
ity senerallv, that he has opened a new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street halt a
square South Of Market. and has provided eond
lot Of Horses with entirely new goe.l and tasi-
ionable Carriages. Buegies, Sleishs &c. where all
wishing any thing in his line may be sccommod-
ated on the shortest notice and most ressonahse
terms. He will pay every attention TO the
wants Of his customers, and hopes by SO doing
to merit and receive liberal share Of public
patronage. WIhLLAM Moo"H'
Lewi.burg, Dec 80, 1851
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gls seIUTioD

THE Partnership heretofore existing under
The Firm of NcViiiS & seber was this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business
will be settled up by the late FIrm. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to US either on
Notes or Book Account, will please make settle
men, OF the same without DELAY.
MENUS & REBER.
I.ewishurg. March .. 1852
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LOST !!

4 NOTE of $4,000 dated st April, 1851. +.
N against REFER & IpDIsGs, endorsed with
S45 by three payments. All persons are warned
against purchasing said note, as its payment Is
stopped. A suitable reward will be paid or Its
return to JOSHUA HOUSED.
Lewisburg, March 8, 1859 Pd
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Auction !!

vTNO be sold at the re idence Of the Undersigned
Il on the corner Of Fourth and Market streets
LeNi.burg, on
Saturday, 21M .Mlrh,
Sleigh, I Straw Gutter, Partridgc'- paien,
Corn Planter, l Wagon Fox, Table, Be.idin |.
and Bed>teads, and other Household Furniture
&c. too 3 Umerous to mention.
Sale to commence at |, p NJ, and terms made
known hy JOSEPH BRIGHT.
March ., 1852
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Uj@Thc undersigned abnu, TO leave Lewisburg.
requests all persons indebted TO him to settle the
same Immediately Al-o all Indebtedness TO
Barton, Geddes d Marsh NUT be closed without
delay. The necessity Of this appeal must be
obvious 10 all concerned. and expects a pro apt
compliance. SAML 5 BARTON.
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.
DR. n. II. HARRIS, a regular Gradual,

MEDlCAL fNAO lOE.
nR. II. II. HARRIS, a regula, Graduate
IL of the PhiIad. Medical College. respectfully
announces to the citizens OF Lewisbu:g and vicl-
nilv. that he has located in the house formerly
occupied by John Lemon. on Market street three
doors west of Christ 4 Frick's new Foundry,
and Offers his professional services TO all who
NAV desire them.
During the past fif cen yeaf-, Dr. Harris has
heen engaged in the Reformed or Thomsoniah
practice; discatds the use of the lnrcet. aud all
direct poi son :. mineral and vegetable; and cures
diseases with botanic remedies. such. as ac, in
ha mony with the laws Of life. lie also keeps
on hand for sale a general assortment OF good
Thomsonian Medicines.
Numerous testimonials might he given, if
deemed requisite. but let the annexed suffice.
Lewisburg, Sept. "a, 1851 $50
..Tle bearer H. H. Il,ERIs, NJ. D. regard aS practi-
TONER fully entitled the confidence of the
have had an opportunity Of knowing DR. Harris quai-
cations as medical and believe him one of the best
practitioners in the circle Of my knowege
J.W. CoMFJRT- NJ n
author Of Tie TL0asSo.s.l. Ne..se~t if,i-tice.
.philaie!phia Aug. 10, ls5l