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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-04
FALL a. WlNTEIe TRADE

FALL n WINTER TRADE.
TNHE Subscriber hnyit 9 ,elected them with great
l. care from the Northern manufactures, expres.ly
TO- Ibis murkel, believes il To be by far the most exten-
sive and complete assortment that has ever been offered
in this vicinity.
Those in wont of my articles in our line will find il
greatly to their interest 10 give as u cnll, rs our assorl.
meu is adapted TO the WI nts Of the whole community.
Tin and IrOn Roofing
And all Job Work connected with the business, done
promptly ind in II superior manner; and ut moderate
prices ut the L~ynchbnrg Stove, Furnace aud Range
Works. Main Street. G. S. BLISS.
sept % IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-04
INSURANCE

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Con
CAiIfAL, $500 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-04

WOOD.-Oak and Hickory, well senso,ad =.
W to hand. We expect to keep a regnIar 5a'
IN iu'ure' Those who will need good fre-woodEpp;
please send in their orders early.
aug SITS ECuor 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-04

RON, STEEL. Nc.-
u 10 Tons American Rolled and ~Iiammere! bar Iron.
" Band, Hoop aud Rod Iron, all sizes,
" Cast, Shear, English u American blister
Steel,
AhV'is, wees Axles; Carriage, Wagon and Bugg,
Springs; Mil, Cross cut. and Hand Saws; Files Re-:
Ticks Mattocks, Spades and Shovels, H.rse Shoes,
Horse shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Wool and Corton
Cards, &c, Nc, in store and for sale by
sept It's GEORGE BAGBY.
NO FAkMEKS.-Livipgston PeekskilD. Hin.
side and subsoil Ploughs; Straw Cutters, Cor,
Shelters, Patent Cnurns, for sale Cheap by
GREGORY, OYALL & SIMPSON
sept CTS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE WEST BkANCH AleMl1n' @
Opening Of the Cattawissa Railroad.

We have the high qualification OF an
nouncing the cheering intelligence of the
formal opening on Monday last of the Cat
tawissa, Wiiliamsport & Erie Railroad.
The steam engine was placed on the track
at Cattawissa, followed by the pleasure
cars, on which were seated some hundred
gentlemen, prominent among whom was
our friend Col. PAXTON, by whose untir-
ing energy this great enterprise has been
eonsumated, wher they made all excursion
east to Mainviile and back, pleasantly AID
successfully, travelling at the rate of TWEEN
ty miles per hour. BY early spring, un-
less the company should be disappointed
in getting their rail cast, we are assured,
that the communication 10y Railroad, will he
opened direct to Philadelphia.-BlOom'-
GRrg Dem PAN inst
1.-The neXt step is-Lewisburg, Centre
county, and Spruce Creek, and the COM
munlea;ion is direct and complete from
St. Louis to New York eity.l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
The Division Question

Is soon 10 be decided, not by voting for
any particular candidate, but by direct
vote on the naked question itself
The Farmers of this county will decide
The New Berlin people attempt to make
them believe that LerisJusy is at the
foundation of the Division nIovcmc mt and
thereby to excite any unmanly, low, and
false prejudice, which they can possibly
do. AS far as We know and believe, this
charge is not true There are other local.
ties more interested, and more active, than
this. Lewisburg will vote for Division,
but does not feel the interest in il which
some would represent. The sl0, 600 which
she would have TO pay in case the County
Seat were located here, is large sum, and
would equal the advantages for many years
to come.
I.ewisburg has other means for enlarge
ment and improvement, and Court House
would be but onc out Of many advantages.
And she has means for getting to New
Berlin, as well as other Towns have. We
would prefer llit.liniuIg, or Winfield, Or
the Cross Roads, or New Columbia, to
New Berlin; but We cat get there jus, as
we'll as any Of uur fellow citizens.
No-those most Interested, are the Far
mers of the county. Unless a Division is
made, and the Towns build by donations.
nothing is surer than that you viii haye at
last to pay for County buildings, by Direct
Taxation And let New Berlin have the
power to gay what the buildings shall be,
and you may rely upon it they will he Of
such character that you will cry for
|" Division when it will he TOO LATE.
KNOW We not, who would re fr,-
TuLssILrEs must stIik. the tioS!"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
The ADti-Divis;on Plan.

Prom the New Berlin :. STAR" Of Feb. 1851
"Cnion county IS sadly behind the majority
Of her sister coun,ies, III the BEAUTY AND
CONVENIENCE OF uEH PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Some
Of the cti-ens IF Ike couniy feel this rery sensi-
bic, and they find Ire reelection very unpieas-
ant one. painfuNy calling 10 their pnbhe pride
and spirit, therefore are THEY dtfGnHnsd,
that those Buildings shall fall, and
another rise IN their place that SHALL DE A
CREDIT To THE COUNTY. They have already
once exercised Their right of petition, asking
the Grand Jury TO recommend the new build
ing, but this was refused, though the ciase rofe
IS encouragement sn5nch 10 proceed. BY the
way, il is somewhat remarkable what marvel-
lous changes somrtimes take place. between
sunset and SunrIse. as well in mems opinions
as the weather. But let the Grand Jury al May
term prepare 10 receive a petition, so numer-
onsiy signed aud couctcd IN stch Lnguage, as
WILL compel rHsN 10 report favoraby 10 a
NEw CoURT HORSE, and WIPE OFT rouL
STAIN on THE FAIH r.cE Of THE COUNTY"
sI-Ali to be paid for BY TAXING THE
County. And the costs of a new Court
House and Jail WI be $40, coo or $50 600
to the estimates of the Star,
the Times, AMI Acssrs Wilson, Roshong,
Secbold, Swincfprl, and Schoch, the New
Berlin Anti-Division Committee ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

sas- 1t is really entertaining to learn
Ms we do from score or two OF partiZan
presscs-wha; Superior excellence is com-
bined in the Tickets Of the Wing and De
mocra,ic parties in tac State, this year
above all others Never before We're each
party so luc!sy-rever were the candidates
% pre-eminent in virtue, talents and pocu-
liar fitness; and never was here such har-
mony and JOY in sour" ranks, or so
much discori and dissatisfaction in the
rsnss of "fofLer" party. Moreover, the
people are ali aroused, and r..ting f9- tie
cnntcst,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
Division Question.
The greatest God IF The greatest N"mLer.
FOR DIVISION.
The Division Plan.

Since newCounty buildings must soon BE-
made, the Divsionists propose that the
towns having the LenJits of Courts, &c,
shall pay the first cost. Their plan is to
have County Buildings erected rhoUy by
prieate s"bscripf.a", without any tax upon
the people; Es5~AND IF BUILDINGS ARE
NOT SO Fug SHED, The COUNTY WILL
NOT BE DIVIDE
Whaterer tha est may be, must be full.
ly made up,and bona-fde guarantees,to be
approved by Judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be first furnished.
The County Seats in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS Of all who
are concerned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
Change In the time of making Canal
Appointments.

As matter of general information we
publish the subjoined resolution, recently
adopted by the Board of Canal Commis-
sioners. The reason for making this
change in Tie time of making appointments
20 Office on the public WORKS is, the Har-
ri.burg tntoa learns, founded on the OBJ
vious necessity of making the term of ser
vice of receiving and discussing off ;ers
correspond with the 6-cal year.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Il, 1858.
Rsso}0ed, That in pursuance oi reso-
luton passed On the 10Th day OF Deem
Der, 1852, the Board will, on Tuesday, the
first day of November next, proceed to
consider applications for and to make ap-
pointments to, the various oticls on the
canals and railroads Of the Commonwealth
for the fiscal year ending November 5Gth,
lS5i.-Ertract .from The journal ct' the
Board IF Claai Commissioners.
THOMAS L. WILSON, Secretary.
A Coop MovEMENT.-A gene. i meet
ing of presidents and directors Of the va
rious railroads in the United States, We see
it stated, will convene at Washington
during the month Of October, to consider
the adoption Of code Of laws and the
establishment of such general measures as
shall guard against accidents on railroads,
and give more confidence to travellers, and
assurance that precautionary measures of
the most reliable kind are hourly exercised
upon every railroad throughout the Union
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
FIRST FAIR, NEW BERLIN
Thursday and Friday,
October l3 and IA, 1853.
ADDRESS BY DAVID TAGGART, ESQ
COMMITTEES or JUDGES

Ic-i-dI ELo CI u ~ Lc.
l. HoKsEs.
thomas Comfy, heiiy III. II. MTga
ritz, Yves, Beaver Thomas Penny, E,s
Batfaioe; William Meyer. fenns Abram
Frederick, East B.ff .loe.
?. HORNED CATTLE.
Jonathan Wolfe, L. wisburg; George
iiltish, F,ancIs Wilson
B..faIoe; R. N Mlsses. Le~isturg; ia
VIII Lelby, Buifaloe.
3. PLtwIsG March.
Ner Midilc-warlh, Beaver Abran
Brown. ST.. East b .flaloe; John VIII,
Hartley Danes GeOhart, Buliaoe; Ro-
BERT ii. Laird, Fast Butfaloe.
4. SHEEP AND SWINE.
Mark lIalipenny. Harrie. ; Jos. Kleck'
ner, New Berlin; Archibald Thomas,
Unun; James Marshall, White Deer
Samue, S"en.ie, Limestone.
5 PoULTaY.
Al u. Tagearr, Union; Edward vii.
son, New Berlin; Wniam /. Linn,
isod'ioe; Wm. Lane, Le.i,burg; ID. w.
u oous, New Berlin.
6. FIELD CnoPs.
John App, Penns Mcba.i Brown. East
BuiiaIoe; Daniei Long, Hartley; John V.
Barber, Ws,, Buila,oe; Joh:, KING, Kelly.
7. FRuIr.
II. 4. No!l, Le.isburg; San,'i e. Wilt.
Hartley ! mes Moore, ST.. Hell. Chas.
Cru,zer, NJ Ll.nburg; Chas 5. james Lew
isbGrS.
:. GEAiN AND SEEDS.
George S.'hnare, Scliu-.rove; Taos.
Hayes, Lewisbury; Daniel Werner, hap
man; Wm. J. May, West Beaver; John
Walls Lewisburg.
.. PoTAToEs, RooTs, AND GARDEN
VEGETABLES.
Martin Drlesbach, b. tialoe; Daniel
Npli, Kelly; Daniel Horlacher, New
Berlin; WIN. Kelly. Chapman John
c. Wa'son, West Boff.loe
10. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
VIM. VanyaIzah. Bufiaoe f. K. Mem
Roo. :"WSg,"c W." Sss6 IrssS G. ksy SsSwn' ,t.sa E,s
S. Slerner, Lewisburg.
IL. MECHANICAL PRoprCTs-LEATHER.
CLoTHs, STOVES, WARES, sc.
James ID. Chamberlain, Buffaloe; Wm
Col,her, Penns John Chalfant, Lewis
turg; Sem Schoch, New Berlin; Simeon
Smith, Whire Deer.
IL. DAIRY PRoDUCrs, ,BRE,D D, HoNEY &c.
L. AI'f I, u, Al II
Jr., Union S. Scrlbucr, Hartley ; James
Masee. Butfaloe Joel Roger, Kelly.
l3. Household MANUFACTURES.
Henry W. Fries. Lewis,urg: Jacob d.
Boyer. Washington John Younsman.
un,on; 10 eph Scharf, Penns Thomas
Howard, Kelly.
IA. M.NrREs.
r. V. B. Lincoln, Hartley; Geo r.
Bliss, Le~,sbure; Henry &. Eyer, Sellns
grove; Andrew Heckel, Kelly; Wm. NJ
Pherson, Union.
Is. UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.
Wm. Cameron, Lewlsburs; J. F. vii.
son, Hartley; John Gundv, East Bufa-
ioe George Driesbach, MillInburg; WIN.
Wilson. Kelly; Joseph Casey. New Ber-
I'm; J. Il. Hover, Washington.
LOCAL COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
DR.. Charles Wilson, Hon, Jos. Casey,
Isaac SlenAcr, E>G, Abs. Swlncf,rd, Esq
John Secbold, Abraham Schoch, John d.
Bogar.
Price Of -Nsmbership, so cents Tickets g,
-AdmiSsion to persons not Members, l2sc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
GiS Ss0UGm71n@S

TT,HE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm of CnRIsr & FRIcK between
Levi d. Christ and George A. Frick in the
Foundry Business, is this 24th day of June
1853 dissolved BY limitation. Geo A. Frck is
alone authorized 10 settle the business of the
Firm, except in case of his absence from home
when l.. B. Christ will attend to the same.
l.. Il. CHRIST,
GEO. 4. FRICK.
N. B. All persons indebted l. said Firm are
requested to make payment OF the same by the
lst day of October next-afier which time all
accounts will be left with Juslic. for iumed.
late collection. $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
TIE FIouEnr DrTr1ccn-'ns A cor.
cspondent of the New York Tines writing

respondent OF the NcW OH I'Hcs wflilng
from Portsmouth, \. H., says:
The reports from the commanders Of
the Fulton, Vyane, D. catur, and Prince
ton, all concur We icar.,, ~ tHis-that they
have been unable 10 discover aLy troubles
OF dissensious among the fishermen; that
the British cruisers have been lcnient-not
violent-in enforcing the treaty Of 1878;
that many American fishermen have been
permitted to obtain their fares" from in
ride the .'tlrce miles," apd that the much
talked of "headlanas" has rested where it
was first conceivcd--in the heads Of the
,aporcus provincial politicians.
Melbourne, in Australia, is a fine laid
out city. All it lacks is the Yankee en-
terprise. lis banks are well loaded with
gould, aud all the business and working
men have plenty of the same But there
is a tremendous want Of building materials,
produce, and goods of all kinds. There
ere no, half enough stores aud houses for
the convenience Of the people. The pop
u.a'ion Of Melbourne is over 100000:
and some days over 5000 emigrants arrive.
and Go place in which to live Thousands
&C people live in canvass tents outside g The
town.
The Russian Government IS vro1ar;us
for another campaign against the Lauca>i-
ANS. Like the bcv who could not O. to
bed without his usual whipping, Russia
would not know how to Get along without
IN occasional thrashing fron the Caucas-
ians.
y littlA girl uamed Til!is, Il years old,
was lost recently in the neighborhood of
Old Tampa, East Florida. She WAS miss
ed ten days before she was found. She
had wandered eighteen or twenty miles
from home, AMI, though much reduced,
was still able t" walk and speak, and when
she saw her father, iae,,e au e:I,r; to run
TO him.
America has been beaten at Cowes, in
a great yacht race. The American clip
per Silvie was beaten by the British yacht
Julia, fairly and handsomely.
A number of The stone masons about
Liverpool have adopted the maomstaohe as
n protection against the fatal cffsc;s of
dust, in the exercise of their craft, and
with saluiary effects 1t is undoubtedly an
important provision Of nature for the pro-
lection Of the lungs.
A colt near Bridgeton, n. j., in at
tempting to jump over an enclosure, knock
cd over two bee hives, the inmates of which
attacked him aud stung him SO badly that
ne died A man was injured also from
the st'n0s nf the insects The Rridccton
paper states that cold water thrown over
the colt by buckets-ful would probably
have saved his life
The Commissioner of Patents has re-
fused to grant an extension to s Colt of
his patent for improved firearms, the pat
entec having already derived nearly ST.
600 600 therefrom.
Writing which has become illegible by
age, may be restored by moistening 1t
with an infusion Of gall
Snaiis fed on strawberries are the last
Invented delieacy. They are brought to
Paris from Ulm, on the Danube.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
IBvlSBHRn lnRDnlshg
SEPTEMBER 80, 1853.

ky- We are 4" AT HOME again, at the
former location Of the Chroni,ie establish
ment. Oh Market street, and hope after a
week to be entirciy - liked up To receive
cQulpauy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
ORPHANS Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order from the Orphans
ID Court Of Union county. the undersigned,
administrators of SAMUEL WILSON, late OF
Kelly Tp. decreased. will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE. to wit:
That valuable tract ot land situated In the
tow ship and county a'oresiad, within mics
of the thriving village of Lewisbu'G. bounded
Inv lands o. the heir. of Tho's Wilson dec d.
David Meyer. Flavel Clingan, Joel Rover, Phil
ip shook, aud Others. containing 221 Acres
or ihereabouts. $50 acres cleared. having there
@1Aon erected a two story Frame House and
xsS Kitchen. a Frame Barn. a Spring House
(and a never failing Spring OF Water,) and all
other out buildings necessary for the comfort
and convenience Of a Farm. There Is ais"xes
a good Apple Orchard, with a variety OF ~ ".
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is in a high
state of cultivation aud abounds With Limestone
Tor all necessary purposes.
The ahovr property will answer to divide into
rWO or THREE FARMS, and will be sold to
sui, purchasers.
For terms of sale apply to e her Of the suh>
.cribers, Or to THoNAs WILsoS. on the premises.
ROBr. II. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON. in.
Sept IL. 1853. Administrators
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
IRON MASTERS AND FARMERS,

lRClu WASIGHS AND FARMERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
WILL he offered at Public Sale on the pre-
w mises in White Deer to.n,hip, Union
county. lying abou, one mile from the esi
Branch Of the SusguehanDa rIver. on
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1888.
at o'clock, +. VI. a ain FARM containing
SD 4 Cres. more or less, OF which about %
acres cleared and in high state OF cnlusa-
- tion. wherein are erected one Is ARN
II-a and two Dwelling houses. with heversf,eI
ia,iing Springs "f excellent Water at ths-ss
doors, and an ORCHARD with choice Ffui'
all grated. Also IRON ORE in plenty
OF which one drift has been opened with pro-
..-.-.-, 80, sd "a -aupIe Oi II can ne seen on
the premises. The tract .ujoin- lands OF Chi's
Kline, Paul Goodla nder, Jacob SislIl aud others.
Tn. above will be sid together or in lott, to
u B Ii the above is no, sold. it will be
offered FOR RENT OF the day above written.
Possession will be given Oh the lst day o.
April next.
Terms of sale made known and due attend
ance given OH the above Gay hy
JOHN MECKI.EY.
DAVID MECKLEI.
Sept s. Executors Of J,cnn MErKLLr. deed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
ext, new aud large
GRIST AND ~
flourina 4lill, S;4sIs

Five stories high.n excellent order for Custom
and Merchant work, situated four miles above
Milton. on the opposite side of the River, at
the mouth of White Deer Creek. never fail
ing stream of water. |, will lie offered separ-
aiely from or together with
New SAW MILL, MACHINE SHOP.
Plaster Nil, DaceLing House,
and other Out-buildings, and = Acres Of
Land, more or less, belonging 10 said Mill,
which can be sold in Town Lots.
The last described properly is located in the
enterpri>ing and thriving Town of White Deer
Mills. half a mile from the Canal. Through it
is located the Susquehanna Railroad, leading
from Harrisburg 10 Elmira. N. Y; and on the
opposite side of the River is located the Phila-
dephia & Erie Rairoad-both of which are
under contract and speedy completion. 1t is
also the principal outlet of Sugar Valley, of
White Deer Valley, and part of Bufaloe Val
ley, three of the best Wheat-growing ralies in
the State; and is destined to be one of the best
business places for the Grain, Lumber, Flour
and Mercantile trade, Immediately around it
being lron.works, Factories. etc, in full oper-
aiion,with inducements and facilities for many
more. Capitalists, and those desirous OF
making fortune in short time, will do well
to call, examine and purchase.
Terms of sales will be made known on DAYS
Of sales.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

HAVE just opened and for sale cheap for
III Cash or IN exchange for country produce
liatS-Moleskin Nos. !. .. 5: Silk Nos. |,
2. 8; Angola Nos. l, ., 3; black curled hrim.
pearl and fiat hrim Hungarian. fine brush
maggon. wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down to a levy chip.
Caps of the latest styles and OF every des-
cription, to suit everybody.
ClOfhfng-Coats,P Pants, and Vests for
Men and Boys Shirts Of different kinds. shirt
collars, stocks. handkerchiels. gloves, socks
in short everything TO wear from head TO foot
Also
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
The Road to Health !
HOLLOWAi'S PILLS.

CURE oY a DIS0RDEKED LIVER AND BAD DIGESTION
C;ly oi u L1ter from M Il. ~ hakus Chesnf, If,se
AdTest, Lus,YyoI, utt.d 81. June, 1851,
To Prot: ssor II LL1IAT, ST-lour Pills sud Ointment
have stood tue highest sale list ot Proprietary Ne
,incs 10. years Gust to bOIu refer
Tor enqulTe-, sr.- to let you know The partic
ula r, e her bad teen troubled years with
d-nrdered liver, and tai digestion. On V last occasion,
HowUy-r the vTu.eLce Of ;e sick charming and
the Iinni st ia sfyeEcly that doubt enter
ned Of h,r not beins al k L. bear uP under it, rtun
aiciy she rGueed Iry your Pubs and she informs
that after the nrs add each succeeding dose she had
relief She continued take h-In aud atbo 81
used only three Boxes, che in the incnt q
perfect health could have sent you many cases,
but the above o the csify De dhac and the spesdJ
cuTr speahs much think III iavor OF your a-tonlshing
ii-. t-isn,dl X. ". klkkUS-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
A. EXTR ADRnINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC PEyKE,
sAN

Copy of L-iir til ii, Lorf form Courier oftis
l,f Nncb. 1881. ty ~ joT }. Haich-
NaT.art IL toni-.n, of age, resd st
New Town. hai ieeB uerinl from violent Rheumatic
frver 1"r up~srs ct two months, which - entirely
-iry,d her Of the Il her iub during this ioa,
IL" was under IN" ea- II h- u enirn medical men
ia !!otart Town. and Iy lLesn aeF considered
h P.- iri~nf rrVsii'i u9on her to try Holloway.
celebrated i1l shci ste ccssenlcd 10 do, AID in L
incr- hlr short sP tune thy certed perfect cure.
CURE OF PAIN TICiifN ..S- N CHEST
STOMACH or = fi-HstiN a YEARs % ACE
From, .v,ssrs Thes Fr'istors Of the Lynn AGvsr
t's'r .r,o ofn e"et 'O' 1s Joiic0 NJ s'eten,snt
To Prot ssuI tI0LL'wN. August "a 1851.
sir-i trirr to bear testimony to lie 90: ec, os
iio!i"wass Ps For some years ,u' red -r-iy cm
pain and ti-hturs> in the stor--ri which also
Impaired 10y hor'Htss cf be tn Ia; perverted
from wrikin- ~ out an s.; Nrars + age and notwith-
standing lay a,iyanc state Of lie, the Pills have 20
relieved !csirous that otLeIs should bs
-lde aguain-i with th-i- virtues am now rendervd.
10y t'eE u!es m-rativtiy sctve sud take
ci- without ineonv"nir"e 81 pniD which eoud not ~
'''''' HtxI} GoF. North street Lynn, Norfolk
WUNbEBFti EFtI"A,Y oF HpLL1WAY's PILLS N
Cas- as OF Di,Ups1.
Persons suffering fr Drop-y either about the turn Of
iif, or at ,tI,r TIM ,i, immediately
to L-s- i-R- hundreds of rEsor- annually cured,
'ta;e-. VII, l. ali ,tier n.raas lad f.cI 49, ~
Usse Celebrate. I'is .rH5siy cHecciou us in ns fos
i'lrtis sv..,-rts:
Ayue nroisy Jauniic- Secondary
ss,i,m" y Inns = E,..9'ery ,y i,,s5cpFlntt sy~rs6n.
plsiu's f-ina, Trs,:- rTl-s Tumors
B'"tcLr- on u-afi.l-- th. IuHGsm C.cers
The SKIN levers Of al Er!i aJ!un OF N,n.rral AZ
Bosrl tn-pl't- kinls U.ne isrtions
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