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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

JUpGE BEALE.-The Sentinel, the Wig
organ in Juniata county, continues to con-
tend for the right Of Juniata to the Rep
rcsentative from this District, the present
wear. Since both parties in Union have
agreed to a direct vote on the DIVISION
question, there is an increasing disposition
among the Wings of this county-D'vis-
ionists, Anti-Divisicnists, and Noutrals-
to accord to Juniata county what by right
and custom is her due---thc reelection of
her late competent and faithful Member
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
POISONING,

Thousands Of parents who VcImifugc composed Of
Castor o.. fH ], BE. not aware that while thcy
appear to leneit 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
Hohcnsacks Medicines to which ask the attention Of
all directly interested in their well their chill
drens health. In Liver COM plants and all disorders
arising from those Of a bilious type. shoui make OF
the oGly genuine medicine, liohensacks Liver lil!s
W." b nat dsceired.n but ask lobonSack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, j. y. HUDENsACk, none
else genuine. i1y439
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.BUsaa SSfFs.
ALL UiJL THE TEICNIRt TTItT
I fiCRARTS CATTLE POWDER
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are testifying to its Efeac,

IHousaHdS arc testliylns 70 ITS tIIicacy
8, -,
" i'e E'eTc}@ II" Is Ntt" % ms 10 as'-
FIFn wears of Sfriy and experiment BY
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4 A tur ih' 'SH."i' ~ NoiN F,'''4" A''"' T'-'.
tCget0Jie materials a Powder that sHoULD and
,,rS.r take the nlare of the thousand and one
- -. -. -, 4 49,, -, -, ,h. ,,,,,.I 80 ..r
~; 80 dH,;rSr ,. ,h -, -, III 49, ,rt;-h ~,
a., -, ,; - ..i,;r 90 ;, r.. i,,s nro,I,,c.a ~. o,o
- ~. t' = -; - ., ..i. o. - ~ 49,, T., >'s.s -
,;s : ,r ~, s,,,,t ? i,no.nre M, I.,.,t b,s le.,
- - ;,s 80 Las -, cbcav cor.inaa to tho s.at,
- pns,lrar;,. b,t W.. I,.ve now ropsr,nmateJ s,rb
" 80 - - - -, - rod to s,,nnir d. +, :, rn,,.o,,s
-, - ~, IarJ a. Iii .s thosa w. MAJ b.r.,,, .y
i - 80 -, o r. 80, 80, - ,h 70, " '
=, ,; - 81 - -, ,,a,,ts an Tho .,r..;,o rro,,
- s.t srtG We a., fn,som tirsJ~ ,f xorfI.
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information Wanted

OF WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ship carpenter,
" aged 60 years, about feet 10 in. high,
stout made, light hair and complexion, blue
eyes. He left Lcwisburg, Union Go. Pa. in
March. 1851, TO 90 to Buffalo, N. Y, in search
of employment. He was in bad health, and
went 10 the Hospital, where he remained seve-
raj weeks-was afterwards hurt. at ship
ward. His last letter was dated Buffalo, Goth
Sent. 1852. in which he stated he would be
home in 5 weeks-since which time no tidings
whatever have been had Of him. Any inlor-
nation of his whereabouts or fate, will be most
gratefully received by his distressed wife.
MARY ELLIOTT.
I.ewisburg, Union Co. Pa June 20, 1888.
a. Buffalo papers please notice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

DIGEST - Such TruE MEANING Of the word
pEPSIN," of the two Greek words from which it is
derived This i the significant and appropriate title Of
the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, GASTRIC JUICE
prepared by Dr. J. :. IIJJGIlTJN, Of Philadelphia from
the fourth Stomach the Ok, for the OF Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy stomach. No OF 6-ul its curative
powers 1t renders GOOD EATING perfectly consiste Mt
,,-t off itis ,,uu.- IyI5J
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
GERMAN and FRENCH Languages.

DUBLlC and private lessons, in both these
4 languages, for beginners and for those
more advanced and for Penn'a Germans who
wish to read the pure German correctly.
ilvawin9 ana 11ainlins.
Lessons in Drawing, Painting and Perspective
suitable 10 the progress the pupil has made,
designed TO aid the science and practice Of
QfapghtiRg aao ls,lii:1ipi,,
and to enable Carpenters, Joiners. Cabinet
makers, Mechanics, MasonS aud Engineers to
construct different kinds Of wori, and buildings
with proper proportions, sufficient strength,
and i'll good ;asle.
FOaTGAITs PAINTED,
Of various sizes-blacli, cravon. or co'ored.
VIEWS Of Town or Farm Houses, Churches.
Factories, Landscapes, etc. drawn or painted
in various styles and sizes.
Terms moderate. Inquire at corner oppos-
ite II. Neuer's, on North Fourth street.
X. NOLKMAR.
Lewisburg Nov. 20, 1852 45lm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

WONDERS OF MATURE,
Ts'HE present Proprietor of the newly disco
vcred Winfield Gave (hmestonc) IN
DRY VALLEY, Union Go. hereby gives notice
that tie Care ,rW NOT be open on HtNDA Us
for Visitors. 1t may be visited by Ladies and
Gentlemen on any other day, and on SATUR-
DAY Of every week especial preparations Will
be made to accommodate with lights.
n~-lAlI persons are forbidden to break oil,
ininTe or take away any specimens from The
Cave. under penalty of prosecution.
The payment of l2i cents only Is required
ofevery person before entering.
NOAH WALTER.
Dry Valley, June 2s, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

sD~A very valuable sorrel mare, owned
by Tunis ii. Fisher, of Lcwisburg, and by
him employed in boating, was stolen from
Danvillc on the night of the 22d inst.
She is about 14l hands high, bald face,
had sore shoulders nearly healed, and trots
heavy. A reward of $40 is offered for the
mare, and $40 more for the thief.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

MALCOM, Professor Of
vi Piano Forte in the Lewisburg Female
Seminary, having a few leisure hours, res
pectfuly tenders his professional services 10
the citizens Of Lewisburg and vicinity.
The subscriber has studied under the most
distinguished professors, both in Europe and
America, devoting particular attention to the
art of teaciing Music.
Terms moderate. Residence on Market St.
below Fourth.
Lewsburg, July 2s, 1883 3ma
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

sTThe Pennsylvania Wing State
Convention rc,assembled, yesterday, at
Huntingdon, to nominate a candidate Tor
Judge of the Supreme Court.
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To School Teachers:

PROPOSALS. for FOUR MALE Teachers
for the Lewisburg School Ds;rict,will be
received by the Directors up to Saturday the
24th Sept. Wages, SIS per month. Schools
to commence on the I'd October. Vacation Of
one week Christmas to New Years. allowed.
BY order Of the Board:
JOHN A. MERTZ. Pres.
Aug, IS. JAMES HAYES, Sec.
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R|Yhere were breaks in the Canals on
both the North and West Branch within a
week, but both are now repaired.
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IcmtsD.;rg yAarkSt.
DIED,

In Northumberland, 23i inst. CaRrsroPHEu
WooDS, Teller of the Bank, in his SID year.
In Loyalsock Up, 10th inst, Low MILLER,
aged so years.
In Lapor,e, Ind, 2d nit. aged 33 yrs, THO 5
MCoRurcK. formerly of Washington, Iyc. Co.
In Jersey Shore, 22d ult., DrW. MMuRnAr,
in his 30th year, aller lingering illness.
In Selinserove, 10th inst, aged about G5 yrs,
HENRY ARrLEY, of Muncy Up.
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Fen ale Weiical Educat:on.

PsDn Mead@ Collegc cf Rdadelphia.
r5IHE Fall Course of Lectures 10 Females
4 commences SEPT. ), and continues Ii
weeks.
Ladies engaged in the study Of medicine. OF
others, wishing 10 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 a Scholar.
ship CerffcGte, emitting the hoider to attend two
full courses, only $50. Four courses, S7J. Six
courses, 500, etc.
ADRM. LIVEZEY, VI. D.. Dr.S,
No. 329, \. 10Th ST. IaiiIdelphi
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OUEENSWARE

and all other articles usually found in we'll
furnished store. To render their establish
meut well worth visit at all times they will
continue To receive as the season advances,
new invoices Of seasolatle goods for Ladies
and Gentlemen'S wear. so as to be able at all
times, to offer the choice of the New York and
Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales
and Small Profits" they hope TO receive lib
eraI share Of public patronage. OJAH kinds
of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. [Lewisburg, April %, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

PTccrgTlrse Jar tie StGsDH-Doors opened al 8
O'Clock. y. ". performance to commence at
Z or earlier if desired
as the s.c-yisbs;rg BaZaar,
Fresh r's P.adersii Netc Tork, Lr,rpooi aud Fsras
one of the choicest selections of
SPBiNG AND SUMNER GOODS
ever hrr5... to LewiSJurg or vicinity. which
are now cIsrei fer the inspection of all this
town and the rest of mankind.
The Ladies in particular are invited TO
cal. ,sTSE. aud rRI''E NEW GOODS. ". Lave
have adopted prices tH,toTry iottsis <taua I'd.
by y Try PFjNTS, Gingiiams. lawns, Barege te
diues- isr"ges r-Pins, Lust="s. De Deres, shaies.
Tgscs sill ttVacaS. Swiss plain
icrd. 1ESD iineu Caubric rocket Hdkfs French
worked Hjfs. Ias-Ttings auI E;eirrs. Mohar Mitts,
si!E ard G 'l.ycs Pans. llcsiery-Coion. Nerino and
sir. Also T'UC-s' TUp-gIy0s. Dress Trimmings,
Sewing Sn,s AID a YaIi,ty of Motions.
The attention &C .le 6ssntlca,r., also is
in-tc! 20 stock Of Spring and Summer Cassimer,s.
r7tI- si. l'FfI STRIPES tiIfsrsS Htirs and q ehoirs
vrric' styles t'of cci,t De bert. ALSO Lin
ru- - 81 il@iL. trot-u Cloths. Co;tt naG,s and q
g-rsra 49,. tn"Vt Cf Goods for Summer wear besides
a. ."t- s>r FFfN'H tLorps Of the most approved.
i~r. 1850 Shirt Col'a-s Cr.yats Hosiery Gloves.
Has rsP nfrs, sad vagi-t! of articles in tho
Oea ..cus Furnishing line.
E.aEzsc;. p peTs! your attention is called
to IRIs tuon and LiI..n Dia .- Shers
Pillow Muslins. brown aud beacled Nusiins--aI.o
Gl;tCiJi'.s in alurdarc-. ct'fE.,Sa AND HARDIN ARE.
ashrts- Non!sn War; lamps Ca pet Bees, CARPETS,
oil trfs and last though rot least IN the scr
sarnIi i"t of PER RI MI, Iuins Trcnrr, Extracts,
'ol"r'eS, fcn:aieS Ray Water and the fragrant
E-,,u-rs.
Admission frcr. Call on
TGSIIN. STUART & LEWIS.
AL opposite KIine's Hotel, Le,cis5urs
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~Wc arc assured that steps will be
immediately taken to organize the Lewis
burg, Center & Spruce Creek R.R. Comp.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26

EJ The proceedings of the Democratic
County Convention will be found in ano-
ther column. The most notable feature
is the amendment offered in reference to
the railroad bonds. 1t is of small import
ance in itself, for that subject is no longer
an open question, the amendment was not
fairly adopted, and it is certain that its
recommendation will be complied with in
very few, if any, instances; while the
vote on the division question, being recon-
mcnded by both conventions will doubtless
be fully brought out. But, aside from
this, the movement was an act of treachery
and base ingratitude on the part of the
friends of John v Barber, in and out Of
the Convention, from New Berlin, Union,
Limestone, &c, at whose instance, and
for whose qualification it was offered, and
a cratuitous insult to the Barber delegates
from Lewisburc, Fast Bufialoe, &c, who
were friends to the Railroad, and without
whose votes he could not have hoped for
the nomination.
If the original resolution had been in
favor of division, or if there had been any
concealment as to It's character and bona
fde object, or want Of previous consul
tation, or if it had come from the sup
norter7 Of the rival car date, there might
hive been some faint shadow If excuse
for such step. But, as it is, this assas-
sn-thrust at their own allies, before the
ink was dry which attested the fidelity Of
their allegiance, only proves airesh that
,berc are mon in tie world who keep faith
rnder no circumstances, with whom 1t Is
dangerous to act in concert, or exchange
n profTered grasp Of friendship, and whose
political morality is not up 70 the level ct
the maxim "honor among thieves" is
tendency, aud very possibly its covert
design, was designating, and especially
ill-timcd. at a moment when the remark
able disafTection in the Wing ranks held
ou. to the Dvmocracy-if prudent coun-
sells should rrevail-the most fattering
hopes of success. It is quite likely, how
evcr, that the New Berlin clique 90 not, in
reality, care much about that, but think
the Wing nominee good enough for them,
and therefore wrongful embarassments are
thrown in the way Of the very frstattempt
at regular Democratic nominations. 1t is
no more than Just to add that Mr.. Barber
disclaims any share in the responsibility
assumed by few of his indiscreet and
reckless friends, and expressed to Us much
regret that any want of harmony should
have thus occurred. IL.
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Latest Of the Season !

nEAVER, KREMER & MOORE are just
ID receiving general assortment of Goods
which they offer at lower rates than ever
Nous. De Bege in great variety, Ginghams,
Lawns and Prints at surprising low prices. a
complete assortment Ladies Dress Trimmings
Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings of every
style and shade in the market, that can't be
beat-call and see.
The Hard. Glass, Queens and Cedar Ware
department is complete.
Fresh Groceries, Spices, etc.
All of which have been purchased with
great care, and will he sold as above named.
Lewisburg, July 20
n. All kinds Of GRAIN
WANTED, Cor which the highest Market
price Will be paid by Is. *. s ".
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FITS. FITS FITS!
TIE VEGETABLE FxTRAcT
EFiLEPTiC PILLS,

For Me cure Il FHs, SpGS"1s, CTdIaps, d'la al
Eci-ro;ss asid Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing malady will hnd the NEGET-
ABLE EPnEpTIC PILLS TO be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
These ills possess specific action on the nrrvous
svsn aud although they prepared especially for the
purpose c curing Fits. they viii be found Of especial ben
eft for all perons afflicted with weak nerves or nose
nervous system las J,eu rro-trsei or shattered from
any cause whatever. In chronic complaints. or disc;s
long staning. superniuccI by nervousness, they are
exceedingly beneficial.
rr. - per box or two boxes for -. Persons out Of
the City. enclosing remittance will have the Pills sent
them through The mail, free of postage For ftie by
SETH : UaNCt. No los BALTIMORE ST8EE7, baltimore,
Nd to huu orders all parts OF the Union must DC
-, 1r,.s,, ,'as. pnid. uy4.G-new e.w.
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nM-T Tuesday last was the best day at the
Lewisburg Telegraph Station-3S messa-
ges, costing $40 20 in all.
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>cN& 4GC0&CcY9.
Protestant Americas Book for the Times
Or. Cowlins's History Of Ronanism

TUST published-a Skw ASp ENLARGED EpI-
81 TIoS OF DH. DOWLlNG'S HISTORY OF
KOMANiSM.-Thisp popular and valuable work
(Which Is Protestant but otherwise unSeclarlan)
has been pronounced BY all Protestant denOm-
nations the Sfaudlrd History Of the subject
of which it treats.
In consequence Of the late fire in the Pub
Iisher's establishment, he has been unable for
the last few months to suppythe frequent orders
for this work. He has now the pleasure TO
announce that DR.. bowling has prepared an
extensive and valuable Supplement of about
$50 pages, including all the recent events Of
interest in relation TO Pope Plus lX., the strug
gle for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, Gavazz.
etc. ETC.; and that the enlarged work Qnaaing
noble volume Of sl5 pages) is now ready
and Will be supplied TO agents, booksellers and
the public wittout Gsty GdrGnee Of price upon
the old cd'tiop-.
Hundreds of ofteStimonials from distinguished
clergymen, scholars. presidents of colleges and
others, have been received, restiiylng to the
fidelity and value OF this History 4 single one
OF these, from the pen OF that eminent Protest.
ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. B. Cheever. DID, is
given as a specimen OF the whole:
''1lis exceentsrd beautiful work. SAYS Dr. Chpever
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GPAgentS for the above work. to whom val
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CySEErSE +!

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not to
n harbor a colored girl named Avn Coo
rEa, or trust her on my account. All such
harboring her will be held responsible, as she
is bound 10 me By indenture.
J.. b. CHRIST.
Lewsbure. July %, 1858
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fsT EsEIEG SALE.
Fanny FERNS NEW Eoogs.

Fanny FERNS NEW E:GGEk.
5000 COPIES ordered IA adrq,,cc of put
oOoO hcQt'oa. Was published, on the
lst of June, FEnN LEAVES FROM FaxNy's Ponr-
FOLIO, with eight original illustrations, from
designs by Fred. NJ Coffin, engraved by n.
Orr. One elegant II mo. vol, 400 pages, gilt
top. Price Si.25. Published by DERBY &
MILLER, Auburn. n. Y, or Derby, Orion *
Mulligan, Buffalo. Fer sale hy
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Also, GoodTiC:s's saist02y Of All;
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PIP. 20 mcps and zee engravines.
For sale by A.CtMMINGS, exclusive Agent
for Union and I.vcoming coUntes.
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Female Medical College Of Pennsylvania


The next Course OF Lectures in this Institu'
,ion will commence on Saturday, Gcs. list.
1888, and continue fire mnlihs (2l weeks
closing on the 18th of February, 1854.
FACULTY.
DAVID J. JOHNSON NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry aul
Tovra'1-v.
ELLTODD HARVEY, ". D., Professor of the Prircigie,
and Practice of Medicine
NILHEE: riHLiNGTON. ~. ~, Prof's sor Of Surgery.
Ann PRESTON. VI. D., Professor of Physiology.
ELWiN FUSStL!. Y. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
MARK q. KERR VI. D , Professor Of Maeria Mcdca and
General Therapeutics.
MARTHA II, ,i1WRY, NJ. n. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
ALNiRA l.. FOWLER, NJ. D., DeInonstrator Of Anatomy
and Chemistry
Persons wishing further information as to
terms, regulations. ETC., or desirous Of receiving
copies Of the Announcement, will please apply
personally or by letter to the Dean Of the Fac
ulty, DAVID j. JOHNSON, MD.
4sl 229 Arch st. PhiigdeLphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
EN0CH.Gr,s SO;iGe.

4 Ii persons indebted to the estate ofJOHN
a HUMMEI.. deceased late OF Kelly Tp.
are hereby required to make immediate pay
ment Of the same 10 the subscriber at his res
idence in Kelly township; and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly attested for settlement TO
JACOB HUMNEI., Executor.
July 30, 1853 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
Ca:al Consert.

A Vocal Concert Of Sacred and Secular
Music viii he held in Fricli'S Saloon, Lewis
burg. on Friday evening, Aug 26th, fer the
benefit Of the Welch Congregational Church,
Danylilc. . Admittance. 25 Cents.
THOMAS DAVIS, Leader.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-08-26
Dpp,.aiM,at by III, a'bt'qof.
II. C. HIcKoK, Notary PaJ1ic, in and
for the County of Union.
Railroad Cpening.

Yesterday was gala-day in sunbury-
the formal opening Of the Railway from
Sunbury to Shamokin, where the cars are
now passing. Everything was pleasant
except that man named Diehl had one
arm badly injured by the premature dis
charge of the cannon.-The Editor is in
attendance, and may furnish an account.