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Co Ssps J. lat 10 g. I'm 90 10 spoke ship Adrattc
from Liverpool fog Phls6slphis With ofs topxspaat
uAst also ship IN company with main tops nAnsmsss
shlp J Hunphss,s (os Bran.-,esl: xerrin Bremen,
sAip Rsnsrhassn (Bssm). Hik.n, Bssmen 81 dsys
,es e - spsls brem chip sshslss from Bremen fol
Bst Irvine r) Witty liverpool, IA F.y.l - days
9th Hs pAsssssers. 70 PlLinstoa aug y on The
With 5000 ash; essh lss a. Ion OF 40. spoks brig
Yanbss from Cardenas for Mootrsel
ss a.. Z s. can't. v:. s.:,s St xs'R0' S'
BARI Ehn Bars, wasipsron, csnfuesos, IA days. to
Tv sa Lsh,sou1ss . ;. n,,,.
Brig Melissa Ann, Ksrr Jacksonville II d.vs to P
tsnt spoks bark sa,sh Olnsy from Boston for Havana
Brig Laura orr Day, Halifax, II days TO @ DOoo.
Big Kesd.n (Br). csthrn, st John. NIB 10 days, to
sehs Exsmpla1 (Br Smith. Windsor 10 day, TO lAas.
Scbr Warner, Daisey. Chsrsestoa. 4 days.
schr Ann MARI &c, Csncklin; Nswbs' a. NC Sd.ys.
Schr Sur prize, Cole Richmond 4 dsy
schr Oiianna Terry Richmond, A days.
Schr SaDdford Clark Vrriuin days
scbr Oneida, Bu,se, Virginia 9 days
sshr TabihA Gr,er, Purnsi Caudsa Del, 3 days.
Sohr Congress. Bsteroan. Hxctiae 10 isys
schr Csroiins Mitchell RitteIl. Maohias, 8 days.
scbr Boundary Foster, Machias days
s sehr R Rio Weed, M,shi..s days
Schr Us,aleea R,ttsl Machias, 6 days.
Scbr Boundary. Davis, Msctia,, IL days
Schr III Dorado. Loos, Addison days.
Scbr Nevis, II onpfon Cslsie days.
Scbr Dresden Rchsidsor Ca ais, l0 days.
Schr Lucy Penn Owens. Boa-on. 4 days.
scbr Ply mouth Rock Lacey Bos.on days.
Scr Charter Oak Kelley. Boeton 4 DAYS.
Schr David Dsbson. Babsop, Rocklsnd. 1ays.
schr james Msun. Blaee ncnteagus days.
Schr Mary Adeline, In ner. JaincoteAgoa. days
schr Charles Cfamner, Towrserc &, Providence, days.
schr Superb Hopkins Han ritgton DAYS.
sloop America, Stuygce, Providence, z days.
HEIOW.
Ship Midd.ee4x, from Liverpool is in tGo oiing
ship John Haver, SO daye fYcIn Newport.
Ba,s New York Pachet (Sr) aeeks from Liverpool.
Bark Diana (erem) AZ day from Bremen.
Bark Empire, from Bristol
Big nuisi6ra so dayf from Genoa.
Big MaTytowr days from Halifax.
The report tf tie ebip Gs eat Western being below Sta
list vas "a eraor Of a pilotboat
SAILED,
Steamships Arabia (Brl Liverpool: Glasgow. OBJ
GlsEew Merlin (5r). Bermuda: Alabama savs.l nsh; ;
Union, Cnsr,e ten shipa Geo Canning (aam) Hsnbu,g
CaIoIre Mary Clark, Liverpool, Adirondack Glasgo1;
ba' X Hecla. CuI6spea
lind Ut sunrise, SW meridian, do; sunset, NV.
[5Y SAyD1 HOOK rRHnNa rMAG2ArH.I
TEE HGmAsDs Sept T. Shutdown
One ship coming down by rhe spit bound out and
other going past the Hook. Sh' . MledleeeX r.om
Ijyerr ocl AID ARC, "a sh IN In tba ofiny
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The 6outhssn Steamers.
SAVANNAH. Sept 8, 1853.
me steamship Florida, Capt. Woodruff, arrived here
Ia sixty hours from New York.
CHARLESTON Sept 8, 1853
] The U. = mail steamship Marion from New York,
arrived here 1T six O'Clock this morning.
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MATRIMONY.

l Loysr.-Professor LAYTON, Boston Formerly Of Lon
dom viii send 70 any sidress, the receipt Of enc doa
n ne devoted Affection: q many q the opposite %.
eaptivAtins that III may be married, irrespective Of
appearance or position and last though NOT least
!mpossble Address Professor LAYTON Boston, Mass Ne
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


CABINET MEEriNG-PRENCH AND CHINESE MISSIONS.
SPECIAL cosARsPoSDsscx new YORK HERALD
wAmScros September Tsp NJ
prot scted csbnss meeting gas hs'd 10 day II Is
Understood the suhject an, the missions to France
and China was osn<derston but that nothing Dc
S,ra -. .yr,v,S... vERIrAS
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Jews lSy Store Robsed In New London.
Nyw HAVEN, September I, 1884,
ms evelry store Of Mr. BRIGHAM, at New Iondon
WIS robbed last night Of about s2o 900 worth OF mar
uhAnd,se. The burglars escaped
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HARD SHELLS ELEcTED-MR. TAYLOB's RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED, ETC.

FROM gHE RxGULAR sswsPAPfR AGENT.
Troy, Sept Ito 2. NJ.
At the democratic city meeting this evening there
much confusion sxcitsmsnt. Tho hunkers carried
the Day. Samuel over elected delegate TO sJrs-
euss and ias,ruc ed 20 insist the ain
Of Mr. Mather 'or Csss Commissioner without pro-
mise concession John Pierssa elected for the
Judicial Convsntion Daa Taylors resolutions ~srs
1t Ia understood that the bsroburnsrs will
lest me proceedings ard appoint State delegate Of
ti,s<p
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4 me- Troy Democrats.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE sxw YoRK herald
ALBANY, Ssp.. I, 1858
M democratic elections In ths various wards Of the
city Of Troy tuesday evening We have reliable
hoety for stating ted In favor Of the hard shells
every ward BY decided majodtes. This ensures city
bard shell dsgsts Syracuse, making three for shs
osantys W.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

SPECIAL NOTICES,
NITIzENs OF MOBILE NOW IN THE CITY OF NEW
s1s sIS IsS tee 70 %as a. * nssor House. on
HEsIN's BszAAR-sls BROADWAY. ST. NIcHoL
~ 70 - the aS "
Of soys
ssa ;:d
'AG cssiN, i Halter a's IL a'1 srsaav.y
0. or o. l:-rME MEMBERS OF CONNER ,IAI
IL Il q. ssSsd
a ate, o'clock fro his Late
- . j. q. MCNEIL, NC.
J.w. r. sarrH, sscretarS.
Masonic TEMPLE en- Friday evening Rs1s az ss!sak
JOIN Lucas, Secretary.
NATIONAL DIVISION some OF TEMPERANCE or
Tunds ro-rirg at nine o'clock the hall Of Merchants
assh No.
Il 5Fsak 9s.
n sss esssss y n
'''--'' y '-' THOMAS STACK.
Young physician from New Eug,aad dcsirons Of go
WHO i've with regard 20 fs,or.o place
&c locate in the practice of medicine either alone by
sociatop 18th already estabshsd Address for
a.ys DR.. Herald Office, stating where interview
may be Isa-
WosLps TEMPERANCE CONVENTION -ryEEE
w will be Cupe meeting this Convention in Nc.
ro politan HALL at ~ o'clock this evening Rev. John
Perpont will deliver original Mano Law poem. Al
Srssss will be 'e,isrsd hy Sesl Dog Of
of Ohio. Singing by Mr. Oakley Of the Aesanians This
meeting will be tho most interesting OF the Convention.
The delegates will for business tho Hall at
MoRLDs TEMPERANCE CONVENTION -soTRga
w POSTPONED In consequence OF tho disturbance and
mposi' ion the morning meeting of yesterday the
ittoe thought 1t most pendent speuse with
proposed soiree which to have been on beautiful
cse and to bold another public meeting instead and
the generously subscribed to circulate the
ports Of the Cow tion.
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MeUnOYaI.s1I

Schr Amos LawYenco OF Bath about eco ton3 built at
Topshs,n, Ne. about thee nentha old ct Prosi.
dence has been purchased by Messrs Kit edge Co. 0,
Dcstor, private terms
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nRRrH INSERTED ON GOLD PLATE WITHOUT
sshns OF th: root: and .srssnssd 70 les; long
and look better than y her methsd now In use
y.{OWLER, 80 Bteeek< street, Asay Broadway,
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LECTURE.

q LECTURE ON THE RIGHTS OF MAN-MRS
"A Glenn will delivers lecture the rights Of man, In
Saturday evening the 10Th inst, At TX o'clock Tick
aud At the door.
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GBY SAyDr HOOK rRHnHa rMBG2ArH.J
TEE HGmAsDs Sept T. Shutdown
One ship coming down by ,he Spit bound out and
other going out pas. the Hook. Sh' Miedlesex from
Livery DOL art anc, cef ship in the ofing
Wind light from N. Weather hay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
MUSICAL.

M TO the muiic loving public-A large assert.
msrt Of music containing the has:t operas Norma, Lucia
d amcrmoor Lucrez,a BorgiA Martha La Soanambua,
BssaEo Line 81 CiamouniJ Stradela, Gullaums Tell;
tine most fashion abs epoes arranged for and two
forn the Of all descrpous the
ana best addition Of Beehevens sonats
lection Of plssng and instructive pieces for the piano:
osbornss Pne do Psrlss valse Kullaks peerless
Dc sayms, Cbopn's grande yalse brllante SchulhoGs
brlants; Rossiiens Revsre Dohlers Noe
&c. For sale seventy Ave psr cent below COST
40 howard st.
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DID HOUSE PLEASU aE lGROUNDS.- TROTTIN c.
III 'or S2-will como of on Friday, the 9Th last.
ct O'Clock mile heats In eve under the ssadis
with the folio wing entriesD. Van Horn blk.
Cate; D. Marine enters m Bessey, II. Milbanks
enters b. g. farmer G Brooks enters Tom Warner,
W. Sanders on ters b. N. Lady DeaanE
e. LUFF, Proprietor.
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FURNITURE.
ENAMELLED fURNITURE.--THE SUBSCRIBERS IN
vte attention TO theie stock Of furnitur
which for durability and Salts
from 500 and upwards, finished in any style. Dealers
shippers and the trade supplied liberal terms Factory
and salesroom. 62 " hite street, near Broadway
WARWICK TURNER.
ENAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ dealers will ind complete assortment Of beaded
pentne, high COTTAGE and other MA
fHEWs STACYs 500 Broadway Of Spring stresA
Those who have the set No 3D. class 49, Crystal Palace
know how their furniture Ia finished.
ITO PERSONS ABOUT TO MARRY.-COUNTRy MER-
chants wholesale dealers and those about sddng to
their furniture should inspect the splendid fancy
goods clearing ont At less than cost prices II
bohemian glasses English decant tumbers beer
glasses cellars and csstors &C. There also very
fine Enash oil paintings Of different subjects eIevausv
framed, which must be .oid There % also variety q
81 6B street. the John ID PILLIPJ
Commission and Imported Goods Depot.
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CCHOoL FOR YOUNG LADIEs-NO 20 BORRUM
~ street Brooklyn, will open Monday Septem Der
under the supernendcnce Of Mrs Bonsein and W. Tobin.
D. Tho course OF instruction the ordinary
branches with the German and French languages. aed
drawing Especial attention Is paid to the English Ian
gusge Extras usual.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
PETIT JURORS ed Week.)
For the Lewisburg Chronicle
County Commissioner.

The people of this county are resolved to
take more pains in eecIng for this Office.
JACOB GUNDY, of East Buffalo. has been
repeatedly recommended for Commissioner at
this time, aud he was requested to state, iasl
Saturday, whether he was a candidate. His
reply was that he had not sought nor expected
the office, and that the state of affairs at home
would not permit him to take the field as
candidate At the same time, if the voters
saw fit TO elect him without his personal ,olI-
citation Of their suffrages, he should feel proud
of the honor, and would serve them to the best
of his ability.
Mr.. Gundy lost about $1,000 by the recent
tornado, and has not yet had time to restore
his fences, etc., TO order, so that it would not
be proper for him, even if he desired it, 10 ask
for support-These are the facts in the case.
MANY persons from different townships have
urged that he be presented as candidatc-
and with this explanation, please announce
that Jacob Gundy will be voted for as County
Commissioner on the Whg Nomination day.
No one who knows CaptGundy can doubt
his integrity, or his entire fitness for that res
ponsible post. Those who wish him elected,
must take proper measures to secure his nom
ination first A CiilLEN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
COURT Observation-Disclosures the
~ Hon. ARM s WILSON, President Judge

for the 10th Judicial District consisting Of the counties
M Union and Mifiin ,and JAcoB WrTEnErER and JAMES
MARSHALL Esquircs, Associate Judges In Union county,
have issue their precept bearing the 18th day Of
Nav 1858 and directed, for the holding Of an or
phaps Court Court of Common Pleas Oyer and Terminer
and general Quarter Sessions, at NEW BERLIN for the
county Of Unou on the .scond Monday Of SEPTEMBER
merit -ns the 18th dsy and to continue two weeks
NOTICE Ia therefore hereby given to the Coroner,
Juss Of the Peace and Constabcs in and for the coun
y Union appear in their proper persons with
their Roll, Records Inquisitons, Examinations, ana
other to do those things which Of their
offices and in their behalf appertan be done; and all
witnesses and other prosecuting in behalf Of the
Commonwealth against any person persons, are re-
auired then and there attending, and not depart
without leave at their peril Justiocs requested TO
be punctual in their attendance at the appointed time
agreeable TO notice.
Given under NV hand and seal at the Sherifs Ocs in
New Berlin the Both day Of June in the OF our Lord
thousand eight hundred and ffly-three, aud in the
s~vsnty sixth year Of the Independence OF the Cnisef
States Of Aneiics God syre d+e Commonwealth.
JviIN kESsLkR Ser,f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
Material Aid!

the shape of FRESH MEAT. care
Il fully dressed and cut up, furnished regu
larly on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, from the newly fitted Head Quarter,
of the subscriber, in rear of his residence
entrance in the alley from St. Johns street
north side, between Front and Second streets
The personal services of Mr.. |. WmITLocK
have been secured as superintendent, and
every arrangement made for the satisfactory
accommodation of the public.
Customers regularly supplied at their own
doors with Beef, Mutton, Veal. ETC., according
to order. A fair share Of public patronage is
respectfully solicited. JOHN JONES.
Lewisburg, Aug. !, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05

| The Scientific American states, on reli
able authority, that "if at two feet above
the throat Of your chimney, you enlarge
the opening to double size, for the space
of two feet, then carry up the rest as al
first, your chimney will never smoke"
ASHLAND FOR SALE-The farm of the
late Henry Clay Gas well as his birth place
in Virginia. is advertised in the Lexington
Observer for sale 1t contains $50 acres
of the best land in Fayettc county, Va.
The Commissioners of Luzerne county
have offered the enormous reward of one
hundred dollars for the apprehension and
conviction of Quinn, the murderer of Ma
hala Virgins, on a canal boat.
The newspapers have broached the SUBJ
ject of erecting monument to Benjamin
Franklin-the necessary amount to be
made up by collections among the printers
in the United States.
The Wings of Chester county in gene
raj meeting, have expressed their opinion
against the policy Of county subscriptions
to railroad and other corporations.
A special Police of so persons has been
appointed by the Borough authorities of
Danville, to act when occasion may re-
quire their services.
Col. John w. Maynard is nominated
for Assembly by the friends of Prohibition
iu Lycoming county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
ALL HAIL TIE TRIJMPH, THAT
ffFs FICKART'S CATTLEP0WDER
HATH ACHIEVED.

Thousands testifying to its Efficacy
.The mercif,a Nun is Kind to his Btasti'
4 FTER years of study and experiment by
N the Inventor, to compound from pure
Vegetable materials a Powder that SHOULD and
MUST take the place of the thousand and one
gotten up and palmed upon the public
tain Remedies" for the Of all diseases which the
heading this advertisement None can be gHine unless
bearn, SMILE signature. The demand has been
such its sale has been chiefly confined To the
Of Pennsylvania but We have now consuriinated such
that prepared to supply the
orders hand, we'll those may hereaft. r
receive from other states of the Union.
Knowing this Powder to possess all the curative prop
critics here set forth, deem fulsome TRADE of words
unnecessary, feeling assured that its ocn es will secure
for it ready sale Being composed of pure vegetable
ingredients, be safely and judciousy given that
pobc animal the HORSE .' a. and IN a" ceafters
bloated carcass with premature shedding Of the hair but
the other hand it Strengthens the dig puries the
Blood regulates the Urinary organs thereby improving
protecting the whole physical condition the animal
even when in apparently healthy state. and c.rtdn
and ,ntlthdie cure when he has contracted the
DIsrEYPER CHAMBERS FOUNDER ST,CCERj
SLiBBERISG HEAvES Boris CHoiIc
lNTLAMID LUNGS YELLOW WATER.
To the Agrculturist and Dairyman it invaluable
remedy for their NEAT CATTLE laborng under Ii1oF
DISEASES Hollow HoRy and other of the many
which they liable om suppression of the natural
secretons.
MILCH cows are much benefited by Occasionally
mixing with their Slop Feed. 1t has tendency to
obstructOns from the
milk tubes promote all the secretons, consequently
adding much the strength Of the ANIMAL quantity
quality of her Milk, Cream and Butter.
HOGS, during the warri seasons constantly
heating themselves, which results in their getting Coughs
Ulcers Of the Lungs, and other parts which naturally
has tendency to retard their growth In all such
table spoonful mixed in bucket of swill, given
every other day. will speedily all difficulties, and
the animal will soon increase in Health and Fat
Who of the tens Of thousands of this country, having
either the other of the animals which this Powder
benefits, will be nicarly and unmerciful to the
beast and unjust TO himself not to give trial
We confidently predict that wherever it
it will be permanent in that Stable. deemed as
essentials the Curry aud Brush themselves
4GENT-DANiEL ID. GtI.DIN.
Sncffs stnre Kill In I-r,il. q. L.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05

Ea- Rev. c. A. Hewitt, late of Milton
Pa, has become pastor of the Baptist
Church in Whitewater, Walworth county
Wis. Rev. Geo. l. Miles has removed
from Philadelphia to Milesburg. Mr.. John
ii. Castle has received pastoral call to
the Baptist church in Pottsville, and Mr..
W. Barnhurst to Chestnut Hill, Pa. The
two latter were of the first class of stu
dents of the University at Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
FITS! FITS! FITS!
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPllEPTlC PILLS.

For The cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this
i distressing malady will find the VEGET.
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action the nervous
system and although they prepared especially for the
purpose Of curing Fits they will BE- found of especial
eft for all persons afflicted with weak nerves. whose
nervous system has been prostratei shattered from
any cause whatever. In chronic complaints, diseases
OF long standing supernduced by nervousness they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box two boxes for S. Persons out
the City, enclosing remittance, will have the Pills
them through the mall free of postage. For sale by
SETH $. HANCE. No 1os BALTIMORE STREET, baltimore,
Md to whom orders from all parts Of the Union must be
addressed, post paid. lyII6-new e.w.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05

sa5- The members Of the Democratic
State Convention re-assembled at Harris.
burg, on Thursday of last week, and nom-
mated Hon. JOHN c. KNOX, as the candi.
date of their party for Judge of the Su-
preme Court. Judge Knox now holds
the post for which he has been nominated,
by appointment from Governer Bigler.
The vacancy in the Supreme Court Bench,
it will be rccollected, was occasioned by
the death of Judge Gibson.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05

n5- We understand that the entire ar.
ray of grand and traverse jurors, empau
elled for the August term of the North
umberland County Court, was quashed by
the Court on Tuesday last, on account Of
4 fatal defect in the venire under which
they were drawn. The Court then ad-
journed until the November term, without
transacting any business requiring the aid
Of either of these juries. No bills of in
dictment were acted upon by the Grand
Jury.
James Brass was granted new trial.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
TpTONtOEIHApMYa .

+. Slee. a professor and teacher OF this
art is staying at Mr.. kline's, the washington
House, and is now forming classes for insiruc'
ton in this unique system of short hand which
is the quickest and most easy means known
for reporting public speakers, Mr.. siee's
Terms are very moderate for the course OF
instruction (at the residence of pupils II pre-
ferred) S.; parties of three, H' parties oi siA'
$3.50, and to larger classes at less rate.
l.visbnro, July lc, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
POISONING.

Thousands of parents who vermifuge composed Of
Castor OIL Calomri &C.. not that while they
appear benefit the patient. they actually laying the
foundations for series of diseases such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness of limbs &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement OF
obensacks Medicines. to which ask the attention Of
all directly interested in their well their chill
drcns health In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those cf bilious type should make use Of
the only genuine medicine, Hobensacks Liver Pills.
Nv Be MT d.osired,' hut ask for llobensacks Worm
syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENSACK, none
else a genuine l1yi3y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry.

DUILT six years ago, situate in the Borough
ID of Lewisbnrg, Union Co, Pa, in a very
favorable location, so by 60 feet and two s,o-
ries high, with one Eight Horse Engine,
Securing Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
Shop attached, all in good condition, and a
never-fai!ing Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also a large WARE-ROOM. 40 by 80 feet,
two stories high, with an OFFICE I6 BY 20
feet attached thereto. l.. B. CHRIST.
Lewisburg, July 20. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05

rS- There were five hundred deaths,
from yellow fever, in New Orleans, during
the week ending July 23d; SO says the
Bulletin. The epidemic evidently prevails
to very unusual extent. The principal
towns on the lower Mississippi have estab-
lishod quarantine regulations for all YES
sels from below.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05

81 DiGEST"-SUcH Is THE TRUE MEANING Of the wort
PEI SIN" of the two Greek words from which it il
derived This is the significant and appropriate title
the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, GASTRIC JUICE
prepared by Dr. J. s. HOUGiToN, of Philadelphia, from
the fourth Stomach of the OK for the of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures remedy for an
unhealthy stomach No art of equal its curative
powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent
with HEALTH (See the figure Of the OK, in another
part of this paper) 1yi5l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
Female Medical Education.

Penn Medical College Of Philadelphia.
TINHE Fall Course of Lectures to Females,
Il commences Sept. ), and continues l6
weeks.
Ladies engaged in the study Of medicine, or
others, wishing to be informed in regard to
this Institution, will have the Announcement
sent them by addressing the Dean. Fees for a
single Course of Lectures, $50. For Scholar
ship Cerf!fcafe, emitting the holder to attend two
full courses, only $50. Four courses, SIS. Six
courses, 500. etc.
ABRM. LIVEZEY, NJ. D.. DEAN,
No. 1923, N. 18th st. Phiiadeiphia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-05
New Advertisements.

new Candidate Caution-Execu.
tors No,ice-a wellf,ted Daguerreoiyping
room-excellent Mills and other real estate
on the Janiata-" Blessed be the man who
first invented" Beef, especially his successors
John Jones and Lieut. Gen. Whtlock. An epi-
curean sample. such as found its way to our
table, would win all the world and his wife.