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G. E HUBBELL,

GE HUBBELL,
Attorney and coun seior at Law . IN chshSeiy
Conysysncer, Notary Pablo, Loan anu lana
Agent, Collector OF Rents, Accounts q c!aiHS
pasc- on Brad, S, uear Post oaice "iher~Ix 1ioe%
rxpsrieneo efssvefal year. Y NJ Il
- ~. c,s oT Sey YORK he deehls htmseli saA1He" u
. @ -, il In .i,,ess entrusted bis ehsrEe 10 any o.
ts above branches hi hts pr0ta n-aha has,hs
.,ausbe Agent ut ths ell. Gf y. ashInes snh' VIZ
III, n ,i,as Az ,iilst the General Government
far r. s.Ingcrsoir, ".
!. James 4. Brady, . T1mn,ar smith,
4; e. Bronson, = Ia.ias ~ rrisnn, Pa
:. Judge Morton, GA.
na,enp3Et, Bee. -Jts, lE>a5'
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Air is dish enc feeds on every minute
and therefore, it need be coed.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

MITCHELL s PUTNAM,
Attorneys and Counseilors at Law.
osrrer. On tha Corner " AMI ana Brady streets ~
eCla!rets Building.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
e. II. MITCHELL. s. = ! = .N.A-a'
pYtI 10Th, Is5s-wfr@-Ig
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The cholera has departed from Masca-
oo,inc about as suddenly as it made Its APP
rearance.
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n. NJ MIrHENWAX

. ,,. "a. o,a ,rinnes and the public general
,hai hn Vii, attend (s in former years. upon all VINO
may dssirs his services. ha,ow sacona Resi-
0ncc on Brady street doors os'qw streets o..
der q on ,ha corner of Foarta ana i"r''
posite the ne 2nd Baptist Church
Daysrport, June 9th teo3.
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Born CAsninArrs7r 7rF'srht the Court House.
'uov Hampstead did the best he could to
make bad cause appear good one. he
even descended to the most puerile substi-
tutes for argument that discredis the barroon
and loafer politician--such, for instance, a.
the worn out, stupid twadile about prescr;-
bing whata man shall drink! Than the nom
sense about the slavery clause in the Nebras.
ka bill being necessary to "settle" slavery
agitation! Wasn't that rich, Why, if the
whole country had been sound asleep it could
not have been more quiet than it was when
Douglas walked it up to settle its agitation!
But the Governor aeknow lodges the binding
force Of the Missouri Compromise; he don't
think it was unconstitutional, for, he says,
Kansas having been declared free territory
there is not now in Kansas single slave
legally held. If the Compromise was con
stitutonal why on earth was il repealed. in
the absence ofany demand from the country!
We wish we had room for NJ. Fhorington's
speech. He took the Governor through q
course of skinning, with which the audience
seemed very much grathed.-Muscztine
Journal, o6th.
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yNEAs, Young Tyson, Imperial and Black Teas
.aa aapsf''' ps f""'''' pALZELL'S.
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JAS T. LANE.
LAW NOTICE.

xN,r have this day admitted JoHs Z. DILLON, Es1
w nf,artneri IL ,ur Law Arm. ProIcssdiis. business
nm Nh 80 COOK BRO.
Nov iaf, ls53.
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AUSTIN C0RBIN,

AsENIA~f VIZ NNs'8t|N""e' -
AsD NOTARY PUBLIC,
yasEs Al Nj aeki igt II Co.tiu's Exchange 1tfcstt
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March nl lfs4.
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Meeting cs Germans,

A large and enthusiastic meeting of Ger
mans citizens was held in Cincinnati on tbs
4th inst, to express their opinions with re,
gard to the Infamous Nebraska bill, Aftel
several eloquent addresses committee re.
ported the following resolutions as expires.
lsive Of the sense of tie meeting, which
were unanimously adoptsd:--
Rsso.rad, lst, That though Germans b.
birth, We are Americana by adoption, and
| We will never disgrace either cur native land
nor the land os cur adoption by advocating
Slavery.
| Rssotued. I'd, That born and reared un-
der q laonarenical form Of Government, we
have seen too much Of tyranny and oppres-
sion in the cid world, to sustain it By our
votes in the new world.
RsSo'usa, Sd, That we left the vine clad
/ hills of our native land, with the hope to
find in America, land Of Freedom, and
we cannot now consent to destroy these
bright hopes, BY casting cur votes in any
way thatlnay tend TO tile extension Of slave
ry.
Reso'rea, 4.h, That whilst as Germans,
We have no wish to interfere with the insti-
tutons Of the country, yet as adopted cit
zens, we claim ard aclH exercise, the right
to vote and act agaihst all new laws, for the
extension Of Sluyer4.
Resolved 9Th, Taat we consider the Re-
peal cf the Missouri Compromise as con-
tained In the so called Nebraska Bill, as,
but q disguised and wicked attempt to bol-
ster UP and foster the loathsome institution
Of Slavery, and extend it into the Free,
T,fritofg,, Of the land Of our adoption. To
any and all such movements, whether
introduced by Wings or Democrats We
% most earnestly, and decidedly object.
Rsso,psd, 9Th, That though we have al
ways, since We had vote, acted with the
Democratic party, we cannot lend our votes
to elect John Genman, Esq, the present
Democratic candidate for Congress, but We
hereby pledge ourselves to make use Of all
honorable means for his defeat.
Rsso2Ued, 7'h, That this our declared op-
position to DIR. German, proceeds no. from
any dsrespeet to him personally, but as
Ffeemen, we ccnnot and sc,A not, support
any man, who by advocating the principles
ofthe Nebraska Bill, will lend his influence,
to open to the withering and baneful infu-
ence OF Slavery, territory now free.
Reso'ped, 8th, That we look upon the sol
called Nebraska Bill, but as an itisidious al
tempt Of Southern Shareholders, to extend
the area Of Slavery at the expense Of free
dona, and we hereby pledge ourselves, that
we will vote for no man, be he Wig orI
Democrat, who viii not take an opsn and
decided stand against the Nebraska Bill and
all its supporters.
RcSolued, 9th, That we look upon the re-
suits of the coming election as Of vital i'm.
portance, to the well being Of the Union,
and believing SO, we shall know no party
lines, except the vivid and distinct lines be- |
TN cen Freedom and .slarerq.
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THE GAZETTE,
THE NEBRASKA QUESTION.

Inc nth proposition Is absurd as those which pre-.
eeie ~ ihc bii docs hot eject 10 extend -ayery and
distinctly repudiates such sn idea II il did not any
mans common sense should teach him. that the
physical ge graphy f the country preendcs the prob
abity, oreven remote possibility Of such result
DsIUQLe EYpys,y
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WIN. J. HENRY,

w 1KNt1V1@@F
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Anamosa, Iowa.
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Dns. LArunoY Misrsa have maze pAvrsrour,
si,h Moss MetiREGoE d hAMhs ,y be consulted daily
M! All orders ielt Y ther on.g yassvs ospo.
Island or with Mc1Isso' feb ss--wtrw6m
cal attanton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
RECOMMENDATIONS

PH1IarA.- Aug IT, 1877.
hav. This d.,y carefully inspected ~ conductor or
Lightning Rcd. viii, aud index. erected by Mr.
Thomas Armi.ng., Bellevue HOusc. ,iiuuce-trr and
ha,. h station in ing that is not only the best
c.aminr that is constructed strictly scientific prnc
pies. 1t is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention Of owners Of buildings.
II. MtMUKTRI
well satisfied that the Ms-nrtic lightning Rcd.
Manufactured by Mr.. Thomas Arnitaa., OF philniephia
years the study OF til" laws OF electricity and magnet
ism and have hesitation in saying that these Rod
constructed upon the only principle of safety The electric
shock is received and dispersed by the at the top
of the rod and il would be impossible" according to thu
laws Of attraction and r-puision. for building be
injured y stro. Of lightning when protected ny one Of
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr. Armitage
several ard before he commenced the
Of these rods examined the principle hcI they
constructed and felt convinced that their adoption
would he attended with complete The increasing
demand for these rods and the extcn yesaes in all
OF the country ample comenson Of their utility aud
superiority. TRACY 4. WALLER, NJ. D.
Rising Sun. Philad Co., April 10, 1852.
~ 5. T.. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hdrtiefon. Union Co Pa.
| are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties.
and will iurni,h the Rods on the lame terms aud
in the same manner The Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
IT is A FACT,

ONE seli-evideni, and worthy Of ever.
" consideration, that no Miller can ma.
good Clean -four wthou, he has good cleai
wheat. suppose you wish 10 know Ii,
remedy. | tell you-it is TO get one o
BugsfreSser'S Uheat Ncourers, or Smul
Machines. He being an old, practical aud
experienced MiIIwrigh, has invented, gor
up and put in successful operation th. best
W hea, Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards Gnd,ne
that 1t does not prove - operate as repre-.
senled, there shall be no sale, as these ma
chimes are 10 be warranted good. Furihcr
recommendations arc thought unnecessary.
lie is now having a supply made a Lewis
burg, By Nessrs. Geddls & Marsh. Orde,,
for mrchines, or letters OF inquiry, viii be
promptly attended TO. Nachines " il! BE-
sent and put 10 all orders. Address
J. BKRGSTRESSER.
Lewisburg, Union Go. Pa. 1872:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
GRAIN Drills.

THE undersigned wish TO INFORM the
l. farming community generally, lta.
they are now manufacturing
j. r. ross Marty Hnproycd GRAIN
DRILLS, or so WLNG 1N1CHINE.
Without stopping to discuss the COMPARE,
tive merits OF numerous Drills now Offered
for sale, they merely wish to invite Farm
ers to call and see the above named article
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling conf.
dent that they can furnish an article tha
will give entire satisfaction.
ROSS, GEDDES e. MARSH.
Lewisburg Foundry, Aug. l3, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
A Singing School in SuckeIdom.

IAN Illinois gentleman furnishes HI
friend in Union county with sketch OF :!
singing exercise, worthy Of ChronIc!!ns, as
follows
A few nights ago, attended a singing
school, a few miles from this place. 1t wa,
fac simile, in its way, Of western deba
ting society. took back seat in the
synagogue, front seats reserved for ladies'
and siDgcr,) As mark by which to be
distinguished from common folks, the
teacher kept his hat on until the services
had fairly commenced; and by way ci
/" 'livenin' the exercises" he interrupted
the axecution" with numerous bursts OF
oratory, the "product of his own master
application |" 1t was the second time
the class had met, and he was putting
them through on the "rudiymens," with
variations in the following style:
"Feller citizens of the community, and
members Of my class p. In larnin' TO sins
the science Of music, it is permanently
necessary to iarn to discover the music Of
sound, aud, secondly, 20 become perfect
in the mclodious unison OF the many
harmonious voices which will blend tn"
music of their melody in the sacred sprains
that shall emaueipate from the consecra,ed
frestoed(.) walls Of this school-house instI-
tuition. Yes, feller citizens, to contain all
this vast amount of constitutional larnin',
it is necessary, yea, We are bound by the
respect we have for the people Of the COM
ir.gnity, whose hearts we are now making
al b. our vocabular spains, and for the
.o,e We feel, yea, verify, enjoy . for these
far, rosy-chceked, blooming, bucky [bux-
omI las.is, repeat, i. is necessary, We
are bound to rractice-ah-a-hem =
Ano,ciR pieces, SO as to contain all this
aforementioned constitutional knowledge
of larnin' to sing the science Of music
and f.r the above aforementioned object
We will sing and practyze from that very
KNOWN hime which commences In the
following language:
"cb tLat viii be joyful"
Now, feller citizens, | want you, | desire
you to sing this soul-expirlng song with
trre pheelinks of devotion and PITY,
sLch, when once done, you will have
Is. q me incxcusable science Of larnin'
to sing the science of music. Take the
note-all together-do, sol, dosing!
"ol.. that IL be choyful choyfu choyfu!
To meet 10 PART no more.
On Cainans hapIy shore!"
Good. (Claps his hands.) Now, in the
language Of the conspired book-keeper, the
ic- is bruck. You can now turn to the
kina recorded on - page, named Boy[
ton [Boylstcn.] Sing with the under
staudin' do, sol, do.''
This is rerJatim Of his harangue, as
near as | can recolitct it. He made the
class sing several campmeeting hymns to
perfect their pronunciation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Selected for the Chronicle.

Selected for the Chronicie.I ]
CONE AND TIL GIVE YOU RESE
Wnen storms of sorrow darken
Nv >oGl with earthly Ill,
When dearest ties are broken
By deaths uniilnching will,
rlcn steal DER mem'ry. cheering
Nv soul with sweet behest,
These words of iend'rest feeling.
Come and Iii give you rest.
When thoughts come sadly Ger me
Of tender ones long dead,
So kind and truly lovely,
Ere transient life had fled,
Melh,nks their voices ringing
So sweetly with TIE ble>.
In heavens high anthem singing,
..Coms and I'll give You rest
When my pulse is slowly beating,
Nor long on earth stay,
But like the flowers fleeing
soon must pass away,
Then, o my Savior hear me,
And take me 10 the blest,
Still let those dear words cheer me,
Come and I'll give you rest
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
CARR, GEESE s. co.
Flour, Grain, and Lumber
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 s % Spears Wharf,

DutttHlDTe.
Rsfcr 10
John Clark, Esd President Citizens Bank, rl,;-,o,
A. T.. Giles, Ca hicr franklin RaDk,
John Hertzler. jr.. Esq- phi1r,,;
Rogers. Sinnckson Co.
} Tomr E,q., President Cecil BANK, .'vrt y, posit.
J Waliowcr & Son. Harrisburg.
Col, IL c Eyer seiin.rrorr.
j. II Arp / Co.
Magic. Wncsts Co. Milton.
W. W. Cooke. Esq, u
Simon S huyier. Esq.
George DOdne. Hush-s,illr
W. Weaver 4 Co MontoGrsvills.
Gen. ". +. Packer,
7. W. Lryd E>i. Cashier, ,v,.;.
James VI. iiu'ing, T.. q,
Lc~iS q. iung.
Nriirnry Blbh. Jersey Shore.
J. 2. Huling. Esq, Lock Haven.
IT Cam, GIEsE & Co. have the largest
Wharf Rooms Of any Commission House in
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch 10
Boats in discharging their carsoeS.
Feb. IL, lS53-GmiGl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the heaith an,
w happiness of people, is at all tune, g., ol
the most valuable importance. l take II iof
Granted ,ha, every person will do all IN their
bower to save the lives of their children, aud
ina, every person viii endeaVor to promote
their own health a, all sacrifices. ieel II 10
be my duty 10 soiemnly assure you III"
WORMS, according 10 the opinion OF The mos
celebrated Physicians the primary causes % l"i
,,iority Of diseases which children anu a"u'ts ar
L,ie If YOU have an appetite continually ehanS an
from, one hiud OF food TO another. iisi brra'h h 1"
tb- souaarI Picking the Nose, Hardness ann fiies
of the Belly pry Cough, sio" fcvcr fnise
mI,sr that all these denote WORMS ana you shoud
at once app'. tine REMEDY
HOBFNSACk'S WORN SlRfP,
An article founded upon scientific principles comPounle
,h pur,Iy vegetable substances beng perfectly SAFE
whom Ken and can be given 10 the most frncr n ~
with Icc,td beneficial effect " here bowel t"mihl'
and Ui,rrla have made them weak and dehli,tati ue
tonic properties of nay Worm syrup are such, tat IL
stands without an equal in the catalogue OF meicnes
in giving tone and strength to the stomach winch makes
il an Inalillc remedy for those Afflicted with Dypel'1
The astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after
Pin, ,ans hay. failed is the best evidence Of its Superior
tlaFN FNpTE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Throw Physic to TIE Dc-s."

To illustrate the u.s.. q. r-. GAIN i1it Hl-Li'
suppose the csc uf a person -'. -s-! y -a '- .i
OF civilization. - Si5.s>i g. or tuy of-set H-r-.
SeryCus Di-'4,'t-- IN "r mary cases. s-T.i-.
arc taken wbicl - -'r.- action On the nerves =
muscles Of th. ,-.-I...l aiiuIl f.4rl-Iru re.ci.
which leave the f,tiglt n a lower state. srt v
Injured iacul-as air5r the action thu, excited 3.
lastd Now ce~Tare tbs with the efert reia
q f.,r, tie a. .....t.su O. the GALN-A-N.L b.
r. : pys.ef..- sufferer. even in the wor'- p -
Ans Of an atfsck and simply tie the Belt E--t -
RnJv using the Magnetic Fluid as direc-i .-
Tho 7 period the inselsble Tersriration v -. -,
4c rdsitive element Of the Belt. thereby cal'-f
G,lyari~ circulation which VIII pass u1 . -
negative. and thence hack again 10 the rH'-..
thus kcering up a continuous ''alvsnic c'T'u..-
throughout tie system. Thus the most srrei.
FEW DAYS IS AMPLY SUFFICIENT To EkL
CxTI. THE DISEASE OF YEARS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Readings Patent Corn Shelter,

Readings Patent Corn Shelter,
-, Capable of .helling ioOoBu.beis Of Corn
= per day. For sale by
DAVID LANDREIH,
At HIS ysw AGHIcULTuRAL wAHE-EorsE'
No. % SavIa S!IrH STREET,
So!s t.,ea for P.i!udelphra.
TINS Shelter. patented IN July. 1882. has
met with ssccess Unparalleled by any Ma
chine of the kind ever offered 10 the public.
The following certli,caie(one of large number
re.eivsdl wIl give some idea of what people
lhnk Of it who have used II:
".y.sin,; ij,.dl., I'rl.. jim &c. 1852.
Ths i to certify. hit have lad R"s.ints -" torn
Shelter patented in JAIN iat in or ration 49, my f"r'
art IF lrv. duI.ng whic titu" " shce rising seven
Hundred pgshs.- # trn. ari from whA' nav" sen "f
i;s p riprn a-'s;ti its "sparty is ftity one
Hffr,' cai fty ij.a ls irr hour u d".s NOT hrr'A
the Ca.I ~" c at all nj nrd f'r u! er u
prefer other --il"r in us~, and think II
will sh9'rs.ie all 9th rs now made
a. VERY li-Spstfuily I"ur'. jos : W >NR.N
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
WHAT THINS YOU OF THls'
FToE, enc Of TIE n1asf dfiia.nizsa .his'
fi3:,s In The Civ Of lfg lSTh,

al have been using CAris.ie's Gllrauir c-.'i'' :
a Guie; way among nay ra.isLls or abuu. tN5 "a
past and confess am "a tCi-,Esi AZ t-r.- 81 -
II am sure a disease IS No ls h-1y .1't ~.
they viii do. IN ElIlep'ic ms particularly =
children, Deafness amt -t4ecyrHs oi the i-i-- . .
sluits Paralysis and rsl>y. in al 49,, gr. = -.
several other diseases al Ike "--- ti-h hav' ~
puzzled the profession. tie OtN9l.
articles OF surprising ber,i q ur'ss' = =
shameless GusckeTy Of O. : AL
papers, | must express ny - ~ -, e. /,
in the wonderful virtues ~ '"NLSi - n
TIvrs NV name is. OF course conhden'iai ba'
.h,i 1eycr hcsitate to recoHn nd ysur ARTICLES {,
ali prufcr occasions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Here Is yO:,r Remedy 4!


A MOST y.RAI C!.oCs CURE OF BAD LEGS, AFTER
~ YEARS .TttE!:ING.
R-.rrc # Lstf- 5r NJ. Huisa Grj,. II 40, Sii'i
N,,y'. Ny.., T-yiotlth, drt.d My i0:a, .o'i.
To Fr.f IIp.Luv.s,
SiRAt the oi / ny wife who is now 1!l caught
,io"nt cod, winch settles" IN ne ir-s, and eve" sr' tn"l
t,"y have h, -- and great! imam
c Hrra ay"nes d;rscting ard Tor morthS together
J. rr. ID -n; a., # rrsi and sleep livery E.edy
tia: -t.tal t-:, -;'sr tried wilout effect; her
heath suffered j. aLi lie STATE If her legs was ter
rlc had fen read your Ad.erii'emcnt and advised
try iii, auI Ointment and a last resource
c.rry reeiy had proved useless she cornte'
She r,.nm-nccl w.eA- and. strange to
c.at', .ui n.tl-h. Her lc, raines-~out
seam -.f. ,nd her sleep sound lad audl turi"h 'oia
YOU have witnessed th, siif,rn:s Of ~ii during the
Ia .rsnd contrast t' with hcrpr' sent enjoyment
4 nth yea Would in'-e feel oh htei IN han ~; br'h
IL. OF greatly aeVdtu- liz suiierns "i ielow
rr-utur-. ,si,nci) WILLIAM GAL!lN.
PERSON - YEARS OF AGE CURED OF FAD LEG
UI ~ WEARS STANDING.
Copy efG ,.,,T j,,a ~ Hia lt., b,,ir Of Ga 0rens,
II h.4.o,7., loaf i4lt'Y.ad' dltad Nay "lst, 1851
To .ireiess". n 20 ~.
sl-i suffered i,ral Of 20 ears tom bad .r-a
result OF thTc, i.;iE~r' H0cteuts Gas NoTts'
l','rd hy- >crG"tc nptom- hat coats t"
.lri-. Of Al ~ I,.-r ~lhout teT;vn my Leurit, ,,Ed
ipii tha' 'hr ig must BE- ami uta;'7-Srt IN
OPP .-i,ion opinion your iTls ami ut'nt have
effected complete hvr; time tnAt icw wlo
Gja'riI wM ARBS
The truth "i tI- trusnt eau vrrif,i by Nh T.
.iAH ti'n>t. l.. Market street. llu idcrsti-i.
A DaaAbfu, BAD E,.EAsr Ut;LD IN ONE MONTH.
-l.r.. ~ L.f.y fraa NJ +.eG.ir. I"y-,. u Isg.-
Ar,s; Eti d,tt Dec.mber i.ta, isov
T. :. - .s ilo'i WY.
10. Az sr-'iy Is, lad uttered from BAD Breast.
t',u iauntI ri; the whole ieriI had the bort
nctir,l hat ali and hsvIuE hri'r-
widi woui in my cEu lie. by your unrivnled
uaiirin. determined =. 4, ri.ls aud unt
sad th'r lore ti'ia tIi"l IN h'r ca5e' anu
frt iuat- that dit so tr int month cure "as
~rf-eI: the teucft Tint various O"r branches q"
my family from their is really astnnisi-
t-igncGi FREDERICK TURNER.
A., INEIANNsTIIN N Tit SIDE rtkFaCrLy CURED.
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Winfield WOOlen Factory,
Wear yIartieton. Union Comfy.

TlNHIS stablishment is now IN the best oTder
The machinery being nearly all new
and none but The best of workmen employed
the subscriber feels safe in SAYING thai Ms
work shall not be surpassed by any eslablish
ment IN this or the adjoining counties.
His Wagons will be around as usual ana
those wishing to patronize his establishment
will please avail themselves OF mat opPor'"'
nItv.
FI have also on hand, and inteho Keep
ing a choice assortment OF GOe0s, aucn aS
CLths, Safinefts, Cashmeres, lwefds' Di1'ne1''
Nuns, DC. which l will sell low ioi cash' OF
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gem
MARK HALFPENNI.
Har,leton, April %, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

The subscriber would respectfully INFORM The
citizens Of Lewlsburs and the travelling commln-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange stable on FOURTH street hall Il
square South Of Market, atd has provided good
lot of Horses, with cniiteiy new good and ia-a-
ionabie Carriages. Bus-ir> Seighs &c. where all
wishing anyrhine III his line may be acconmod
ated on the shortcS' notice and most reasonable
terms. lie will pay every attention TO the
wants of his cusionc,s. und hopes 10y SO doing
to merit and receive literal share Of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Leui~burg, Dec 80. 1891
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