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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
THE TAPE WORM!

This Is IN. most difficult Worm to destroy of all thai
in:et the human system IL grows to an almost indh
length bccom, cot aud fastened in the intes
tines and stomach, cectin; the health sadly to
cause St yitus Dance Fits &C. that those afflicted seldom
ever suspect that it la1~ ""rn fastening them to a
early grave In order TO destroy this very
treatment must b. pursned 1t would therefore be
proper to take to Of my Liver Pills. to
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup act direct
uIan the worm, which must be taken in doses Of
tatlespoonuls three times day; these directions fol
lowed have been known to fail il curing the most
obs tinate OF Tape NoTA
HOBENSICK'S LIVER FILLS
No rart OF the system Liable TO disease than the
Liver. it serving crer to purify the blood, or CIV
ing the proper secretion to the bile that any wrong
action the Liver effects tn. other importanl parts OF
the sytem, and results var:ously in Liver Complaint,
Jaundcc, Dyspepsia, &c. We Should therefore, watch
every SYMPTOM that NIGH indicate wrong action Of
the Liver. These Pills being composed Of Hoo.s ana
I1s furnished by nature TO heal the SICK namely LIST,
An Erpectoron which augment the secretion roui the
pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes the discharge
of secrcted matter 2Bd An Anrafire which changes in
inexpcable and insensbe manner the certain NOR
bid action Of the system I'D. Tonic which gives tone
and vsor to all parts of the body. 4th. Cdthdrtic
which acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients
Of corrupt and vitiaed matter and purify Ing the
blood which destroys disease and restores health.
TO FEMALES.
You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine IN
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc
tons either total partial they have been found Of in
estnabe benefit restoring their
to healthy action, purifying the blood and other fluids
ehectually to put to fight all complaints which may
arise from female Irregularities headache giddnees
dimness Of sight. pain in the side. back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. HoBEy-
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies. and store
keepers desrous Of becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor, J. N. HosKxsAcx, at his
Laboratory, No. l2O, North I'd, above Race
ST., Philad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United states.
AsExrs.-Dr. Thornton & J. Baker, Lewis.
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
& Schnure, ,Seinsgrove Sitter &
Bro, Mitflinburg; Youngman & Walters, Dry
Valley; r. Keller, Adamsburg; 3. Wi,tenmyer.
n. Spech,, Beavertown; J. D.
New Columbia; A. H. Lusz,
ro,es; Hill. PRIcL LACE IS sENrs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

On Tuesday evening, abou. 6! o'clock
whilst the regular passenger train was ap-
preaching Baltimore from Washington,
nearly the entire train was thrown off the
track, at point near where the turnpike
crosses, being about three miles from Bal
timore. 1t appears that some one had
neglected to. close a switch, which resulted
in throwing off the track, and down an
embankmeut Of about twelve feet, the
locomotive, tender, baggage car, and a
passenger car, leaving two passenger cars
on the road unin;ured. The locomotive
was completely overturned and is much
damaged as are the other cars. As these
there were great number of passengers
more indeed than could be scatcd-yet
thus far, no fatal injury to any one has
reached US. There were many thrown out
of their seats, however, and sustained
scratches, bruises, and slight flesh wounds
1t is almost miraculous to think that
such an accident was unattended with loss
of life.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness of people, is at all times OF
the most valuable Importance. l take 1t ioI
granted that every person will do all IN their
power to save the lives Of their children, and
iha, every person will endeavor to promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel /. 10
be my duty 10 solemnly assure you mat
WORMS, according TO the opinion OF the most
celebrated PLY scans the primary causes OF large
majority of Diseases to which children and adults are
liable II YOU have appetite continually chanscab!c
from Kind of food to another. Bad Breath, Pain in
the Stomach Picking the Nosc Hardness ami Fullness
of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse irresuiar
remember that All these denote WORMS and You should
at appl, the remedy
UOBENAiCK'S WORM STRTP
An article founded upon scientific principles compounded
with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly sac
when taken and be given to the tender infant
with decided beneficial effect. Where Bowel Complaint
and Diarrh,ea have made them weak and debtated the
tonic properties of my Worm Syrup SUCH that it
stands without equal in the catalogue Of medicines
in giving strength to the stomach, whic! makes
it Infble remedy for those afflicted with Dypepsid.
The astonishing performed by this syrup after
PLY icans have failed Is the best evidence Of its superior
rarVO Oyc all others
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
IN PR ESS.
And Speedily 10 be Int'is.ed,

TROUBAT AND HALY's PRACTICE. New and Third
Edition. Greatly Enlarged and Improved. under thr Edi
,ori, Direction of Francis Wharton, Esq, Author Of
= American Criminal Law" &c, &C. In Two Volumes,
Sva.
TgOUBAT on TIE LAW OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP in the United States, with full referrncrs 10 the
latest authorities English and American. By Francs
J. rRoup,r. Ed Iu One Volume. eyc.
sD-orlers or Letters Of Inquiry from the Country
promptly attended 10. KAY BROTHER,
LAW PrBIIsHEEs AND BooksEILiEs,
3m31-1 1856 Market STREET. Phiad.
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF
TG5tutcr GOODS

NOW on hand, embracing a large and
IN complete assortment, on the most favO
rable terms. Please call on
l.. lddings T. Co.
Lewisburs, Dec. I, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

1t is supposed that when Bulwer wrote
"there is no such word as taI," he was un-
acquainted with the mail operations of this
country.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

Messrs. McKelvy e. Co., of Bloomsburg
have commenced the erection of new
Anthracite Blast Furnace, short dis.
tance above that town on the canal bank.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

John Montenus who was tried lately at
Williamsport, for setting fire to the barn
of Mr.. Nufor, in Penn township Lycominy
county was found guilty, aud sentenced to
five years and one months Imprisonment
in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
nv ADAMS, EXPRESS.

A LARGE assortment of Long shawls and
n assorted coils Sacking Flannel Just rec'd
0ct 1881 at KREMER & CO.'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
dfduliIp Grocertf@.

az BBLS. FISH, 800 lbs. CHEESE, 1000
~ lbs. HAM. Fitch. and Shoulders, Dairy
SALT, &c. for sale at LeWisburg Cheap Store
hv C.E. BOWES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
MEDICAL REFORM
nR. II. Ii. HARRIS would ,nnon.

~ the citizens Of J.ewisburs and viein,, ~ '. !.
he has removed into Horh Third street I, u'' ~
house formerly occupied BY Capt Paul ,bo,. - n.'
German Reformed Church. Th,ptfnl ~ N ms
liberal patronage hitherto received, be con,;nn ae
to offer his professional services to all wbo ~" !"
desiIs them. "ay
He practices medicine in accordance wit, u.
most approved systems Of Medical Refo,mNas . Hs
no Calomel or Mercury in any form-,r5 tas sae'
to prove himself worthy Of the confidence Of r.
community. VI ~s
He keeps on hand, for sale, IN .,,er,;
variety OF Thomsonian and other Yess,ssI'
Medicines, for the Use Of such custous,s =. a.'e
desire them. 80 u'1y
He is also prepared to clean and e,,,,., r.,
Le~isburg, April 7, Is5: '''"'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
Just ISSUED. magnificent Portrait of
GENERAL JACKSON.

Engraved by 1 .W.Lcu, Esq. after the Original
portrait painted by i.srLLI.E Esq. This pcr,r,.t
VIII oe match fer the W ashineton. aid l., "A
every respect as well go, up. Price $500 Der
copy. Address as above rsm,5o'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

Eight hundred thousand dollars, of the
bonds Of the Cattawissa Rail Road Com
pany, and Eric Company, were sold at
auction in New York on Wednesday of
last week, in less than 20 minutes. They
bro't from 81 to 81 cents on a dollar.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

A letting is to be held on the lst Of
March next, at Elmira, for the grading and
masonry of the Williamsport and Elmira
Rail Road from Ralston to Elmira, and for
the surfacing and relaying of the old road
from Williamsport to Ralston.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

We understand the water will he let
into the canal at Muncy dam Oh the 10Th
Of U4zch.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
pateni Ala9uetir figbinir, Roo5,

and in this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors NJ NurirIs, johnson, W al.oI and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak Of them in the hig hest terms of appreciation,
and have pronounced them the only sale rods in
in this any other county for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage Is to divide
and throw back part OF the sl'circ fluid harmless
10 the clouds in tine OF a stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion OF fluid that belongs
to the earth without the sligh,e-t danger Of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place OF
manufacturing Is in
Vine 81. 8 doors qbore 18th. philadelphia.
where all persons are respectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
These rods have been purchased and Success
fully used by the follow ing Individuals companies
and coryoIs atoms, whose names are oheertully
submitted
Santlincc Judge Bru,ier Judge Coursi, j Naii"Id
John lnIr- g e. t!aucy J. Brn nner. q Oakley, Coirat
lngcr>o The Bock.ey AlnisLouse, Anderson BROTHERS.
E~v J. l. Grant John Notman, Ihos. "rov"r. Bate a
Hoons. A L. Gukers, H. : mmou> Thos. Mott 4 Co., Mr.
powniu-. / :. Greer, ). " Watson. G Humphreys, J.
Ripley Co, J. Nyman b. Barcn. J. OvcnSlifc. Il. +, p
per- Mr.. Sharple>s Mr. Martin, : Dnrbey, J. Brinkl-y
Mr.. DAWSON DR.. Paul, H. Powers \ To, j wnrIrury
H. Miller, the Rcd Bank Hotel, the L. ;. Arsenal, the
Spring Gar!cn c. riinfs-ioue-s' Hall.
IN te Aste u Neic Jerssy.-Grorgc Crispp. Judge
NCall Judge Dayton, .:ohn Nr;u.an, Dr.. II. MNurtie
Benz. Roberts, Mr.. J. Downing.
GTThe only authorized Agent for the Counties
OF Union, Juniata. M,tilin. Clinton. Lyccminc,
Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Luzerne, is
SAMUEL HOOVER.
HartletOn, Union county, Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (pos paid) to Mr..
Hoover. will be promptly attended to. He has
put up number OF these Rods in Union county,
some OF which may be seen as follows:
IN UNION COTNTT
Hartley Tp.-Mark ualfpsnuy Wn, Foster, Jol Haas
Michael Peters. Jacob Smith, David Filman. Reuben
Mcnch George hlcckner. Nstc Beritu-Court House
and Comnis soucr, Oiiise. LtHlsstre 7P-,Iohn Reber
tsion Tp.-pr. Charles Wilson. Washington Tr--John
Kuntz. Simon kunt,. I;rH 7p.-Isaac Cou!dron. Wa..e
DetT !p.-Nclael Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
Lightning Rods.

1 FTER many years close investigation and
"A numerous experiments, the Pateniee takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has
arrived a, the true principle OF p oiectng families.
dwellings and property from the destructive inilu-
ence of LIGHTNIN The caiamiie-
that every CITY, Town, Village and County falls
victim 10 annually, thro' the gross negligence of
lis nhati,an;s, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is SO easy to obtain-this Is
found in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
PIANO AGENCY

IL of the celebrated Pianos. manufactured by
GEO. VOGHT, Philad..
f a"'',s'sned would be happy to supply ans
1a'i' % '"e Susquehanna country who ma,
ceSIre an Instrument well made. af,e, ~ t.,c..
Improvements. Two of these Ins,rpncn,s h.,,
lately been introduced into Lewisburp. To ubrh
am happy to refer any one The Pianos are
are warrrnted, and if not satisfactory On ,,;,rf,
year. they may be exchanged. Prices rsasor-
able FRANCIS crSSScn
LeWisburg. Feb "a, 1852.
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The Fail CanUnr.---Th Ssuersi Tickets Democratic
Prospses - Presidents Visi'- YELLOW Fsvsr Colonel
Fornsy -An Anslosr % Mrs. Slous.s Unels Tom.

me fah CanVar.--ihe Ssosrsi 1iekefs--D smoerafie
Prospects = Presidents Vi-- YELLOW Fever Csions
F0r"sy --dn d'sssosr 10 Mrs Sous's Uncle Tom.
~ PHLADsLpHIA, July 81, 1853.
As the time draws near, preparations making for the
campaign. The democrats have already made their nom
nations ior city and county officers. The democracy
nave placed before The people excellent ticket Also
the nate convention has unanimously nominated The
Hon John e. Knox Tor Judge Of The supreme court in
The place OF Judge Gibson deceased From present APP
peafances, there Will be six tickets before the
people 10 the city and county particularly the legislature
democratic. wing, native, paid fire department, consoda
ton. temperance, abolition But be assured il the demo.
Gratis make good ticket in the county for and egs
auTe, they Will be riumphantly elected The democracy
aeuniled, with the exception OF few dsineresled pa
tro's. who applicants for Office, and
full 50 il shows that these care not for the party but
sell The democracy-ihe bone and sine will sus-
tan General fieTces administration, notwithstanding the
petty politicians named would try 10 destroy it.
The Presidents visit TO city has shswn TO the c-
zens OF Philadelphia and New York that he is in fact what
his whole life has shown, of The people, and one
who Will carry out democratic principles to The letter.
ihave had an opportunity daring the recess, of
ing with number OF the members OF the next Con-
gress from different sections OF the country and they all
agree that the present able and efficient clerk OF the
House of Representatives, Colonel John w. FoIney,
viii be reelected by handsome majority. This is
more than act Of simple justice this gentleman has
done much and oiled for years for democratic and
measures, and will be compliment 10 the democracy oil
10 whom he has been so long and fayora
bly, known Ns.
There is no truth in the reports teegraphed OF yell
low fever being in our city. There have been sew
eral sudden deaths, owing TO mprudence in diet The
Waterman on board the Madran states under oats that
the mate OF the vessel was in good health at the time OF
landing in Philadelphia and taken sick suddenly af
forwards. and died from eating clans
II is said here that lady of this city is now actively
engaged in preparing book in refulaon of Mis-.
Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin. - X
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From u,e Republican (Me.) Journal.
The Fisheries.

We notice concurrence of opinion among Washing
ton correspondents in the matter Of fishing rights oil
agreeing 10 The belief that not much progress has been
made towards the settlement Of this vexed question: The
demands OF the Engsa government are entirely mad
missble IL s also suggested that the home government
cares nothing about the matter, bat that il wishes 10
please The colonial British legislatures. We have the
fullest confidence in the fmness and prompiness OF the
President and the government Our clear rights will not be
compromised at all Nevertheless high oil honor
and justice on the parl of The President and his cabinet
VIII be tempered by prudence and foresight and new
Developments are being made upon the grounds OF
practical hshng operations which may perhaps force
the Enelsh and colonial governments into an abandon
ment OF the preposierous claims they have set up. In
order to act judciousy in the natter the government
must understand the actual position of affairs upon the
fishing grounds No / mackerel are entirely regardless
OF The treaty OF 1913 They have choice between be-
ing caught within without the three miles line They
snap at a piece Of pogy with the aacity whether
thrown from Yankee or Blue Nose craft. Any
commo,ion upon land they do not care 6g for. But
they are conservatives, and do not like TO be dis
turbed by steam Ievolved paddles. Now, lei come
TO the point Recently have made diligent inquiry
among practical fishermen just from the colonial waters,
and they do not complain much as yet OF any Trouble
with British authorities this Blu, the trouble is
with the people of Prince Edwards island, aud all those
province men who followed the shore fisheries. The
mackerel driven from their accustomed places by the
steamers sent to-" protect them. Thus told that
the 6>h do not play where they did, bu, farther out.
and by unequenled and unpopuated shores. This
destroys the colonial shore fshees. There were other
advantages to the shore fishermen accrung from the pres
ence OF our vessels Besides the trade, they got more
ish The mackere were tolled by The bait thrown from
our vessels The shore boats allowed 10 make
fast vessels, and thus have the advantage of ope
rating 10 school collected by the Yankees. Thus the
whole movement is more detrimental to the colo niss and
islanders than to people II was felt to be SO last
year, and the colonial shore boats the alert to
warn vessels OF the approach OF British cutters And
large petitions for the removal of the protecting
squadron being sent in On the whole. led to
conclude that the silly idea of enforcing headland. 10
headand construction popular measure, but
really only attempt TO force the matter of recipro
city trade with the States As often before. the bitter has
got Bit #Ea.s#E
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ffuM tbe JournaI OF Commerce.
The Mission TO ENGLAND

Intelligence from Washington shows that Mr.. Bu-
chanan has at last responded TO the question imputed 10
member of the cabinet, 10 wit "If you intend 10 go
why don't you go l" Mr. Buchanan will positively de-
part Immediately for London He could not be there a,
more remarkable junctue, whether in regard 10 the
interests OF this country 10 connexion with Great Britain
with the commercial and political condition. moi only
OF Cbrisendom, but Of The Mahomedan empire and OF
China Lord Pamefs,on says OF the American minisie
in Europe, "iheir object information :; tina, is they
keep alcoi from the nlrigues and complications of Eu.
ropean politics, with which they have nothing 10 do
while they seek 10 Obtain such information those sub
jec,s will be Of use to their own government, MIR.
Buchanan 10 competent TO the intelligent discharge OF
the duty and as Of character and standing ia his
own country he will be admitted to all the confidence
that may be necessary for his purposes
London is an important diplomatic point at this mo.
ment; though, as Mr.. Ryes has said in the words Of
Lord Pslmerson, "Paris is the key 10 the diplomacy of
Europe" By the way, ii is lime that the French mission
filled.
Mr. Buchanan's hesitation TO bis departure upon bis
mission has no doubt grown out of anxious desre
be ntrusled with The adjustment OF the fishery cues.
ton lie has ,aid, according rumor that he desires
better distinction than TO be enabled TO adj this i'm
portant question: which he treaty OF Client was
lent and as TO which our interests lost sight OF in
the convention OF 1918 IL Is TO be hoped that this que.-
lion will be satisfactorily adjusted wihou, his aid
This leads to say that when government sha N
be prepared TO accede 10 the propositions OF reciprocity OF
trade with the British Norlh American colonies the hsh.
cries their coasts will be conceded TO the fullest
possible extent.
The present administration will probably fad no diff
Guilty in sccedng TO The OF reciprocity now con-
emrlatsd and there is scarcely doubt tha, the mex,
Congress will be sufficiently enlightened to concur with
Them
II may be presumed that the government in sending
naval force TO the fishery grounds il influenced nv he
wishes OF the fishermen, and by the necessity also OF
keeping them in check well of defending them
The idea has sso been belJ out that the squadron will
be increased by The addition OF the Vermont and the Co.
lumba and other ships, and that it will be made pema
nent II is to be hoped that necessity will be found
for either of those measures.
Cntalcr OF rur Pun MINT Enn my 1872
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sersed battle-ground of the eIee,onthe Empire State
he has been honored with the highest the cabinet
She should moi be divided now Hers should be the
pancda band fret raised 10 hawk al the glorious plat
form OF principles mboded in the inaugural OF her cho
sen chief She should express her gratitude al the honor
conferred upon her by the selection Of OF her dis
ling uisbed IN The national cabinet She should ap
prove Of the inaugural oil the Executive without reser-
Walton, with the sams hearty unanimiiy with which she
rallied around her chosen leader whose Judgment she
then knew approved the principles IL enunciates
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MATCHES Jewelry, silver Ware, &c.-M. w. GAIT
BRO importers OF fne watches manufacturers Of and deal
description of rich jeweIy aud silver Also
Cold silver and light spcctsces and eye glasses hne plated
wrre hibsts forks, spoons, &C.
Possessing getting their stock on the best
possible Inducements purchasers surpassed
by nny establishment in this country.
" w, GAIT d BRO, 81. e
sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Tenn. avenue, between 9h and 10Th streets,
Sc
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ny GREEN s scorr, Aue,ioneer..

Hy GHEEN 4 SCOTT, Auctiomeers. n
NEARLY NEW TWo-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Mt nucion-On Tuesday, The I'd of August
front " The premises, at6 O'Clock,
No ", with the improvements which good
house, .f.g
The abovedescbed fronts II inches
west, the OF back lv0
Terms One haiti cash balance in sir and
purchaser deferred payments
from day Of sale deed given and deed NJ
GREEN b SCOTT,
July 2o-d AucioDssrs.
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By y. Q. mceUIRE, Aur,,or.,,

VERY Observation-Disclosures AT PUBLIC AUCTroN,-on
Mordsy afternoon, August et At 6k O'Clock premises
ha sell parts OF lots and In fronting
York avenue bsween l3 and lh running
about $50 fee 10 70 feet alley improved
arranged brick house, with ane pantry dsnrs
and closets w the pso sitting roo,ns
hne chambers, Bathroom and attic
necessary onbu'nss The property healthy
and pleasant Oft from me
Lents House. Title unique stonshe.
Terms One fourth cash the ana two years f
notes bearing interest Deed rven and deed
- \. JAS, y. McGUtkE,
lry @~d Aucvioneer
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The only periods that compare with the present are
1916 and 1885, during both Of which there was an enor
nous paper currency aoat 1t will be seen that our present
circulation per capita greater Than II was At either Of
those times though one-'hra Of it is gold. This will
prove hard nu, for croakers TO crack.