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WASHINGTON, ID. C..
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ?, 1854.
THE ERA IN NEW TYPE.

Our readers viii see, from our new type this
week, that hard as the times are, we are de-
termined to put our best foot foremost, and in
return, we hope they viii do the same.
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TOLEDO. O. Oct Ill. 1884

Let me here say, that to me 1t seems inds-
pensabie that we get out our candidate for
President in good season. Let him be the
FIRsr-not, like the Republican party of New
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EEF LroNAEp WRAY.-Ne are happy to he
able t. present this week another chapter of
LEONARD HIoy. Chapter twentieth is on file
for the next number
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NEW JERSEY.

The nominations for Congress in New .cr,.,
being now complete, we subjoin list Of them
Dist. w. and Anti Nebraska Democrat
| j. ID. Clawson, r. W. milford
2 G. r. Robbins, n : Rue.
) James 5. Bishop. Samuel Lilly.
p. C. Osborne, George X. Vail
A. c. NJ. Pennington, John 5. Darcy
The election will take place on the It'll Of
November next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
To the WhjsS of Union Comfy.

s-The Star and Tolke.freund have q
call for SECOND Wing meeting, to be
held on Tuesday Of Court week. 1t is
signed "By the Standing Committee
GEO. MERRILL, Chm"
As undi.puted Secretary of that Commit
tee, we state that Mr. Merrill is not its
Chairman. Col. Wagenseller was fairly
chosen its permanent Chairman, BY quo-
rum Of the Committee, called together BY
Ir. Merrill, the temporary chairman nam
ed by the county convention. All parlia-
mentary laws confirm the natural rights Of
Committees to select their own permanent
officers. No meeting of that Committee
has since been called through its Officers,
and Mr.. Merrill has no authority to make
an appointment for tine Committee.
The call far the Monday meeting was
made before, and without any knowledge
Of Mr. Merrilrs disorgauizing call.
cd. o. N. WORDEN,
Secretary Whiy San6iny COM Union Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Orpl,ans' Court Sale.

NY virtue Of an order from the N' har-
ID Court Of Union county, the nndr'' 'f""d
Admin, -,rato6s Of SAMUEL WILSON. late "'
Kelly Tp. d.c.a..d. Will .sil at pr'Saie -ai the
following REAL ESTATE "~n:
tn, vsiushis usc, "i tani s,'ua'r'' 4" the
town hip and county aore-isi, wuh'n mi =.
Of the thriving village OF I.e~i-hu'a. bounded
hy lands Of the hsi,s Of ThO'- Wilson dec d.
David Never, Fiavel Ciinran. Joel R"'ef. fhI'-
ip shook. aud others. containing 221 acres
or ,hereabouis. $50 acresclearei hss'ng there
NAon erected a two s,O,y Frame House and
.k.&Kiichen. . Frame Barn. sPrins house
(nnd . never failing Spring Of Wa'er,) anu al
other out buildings necessary for the comfort
and convenience Of o Farm. There Is aisnfsn
a good Apple Orchard. with a variety OF =
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is In high
state Of cultivation and sbounds with Limestone
tor alt necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to divide INTO
TWOo or THREE FARMS. aad will be sold TO
suit purchasers.
For terms Of sale apply to either OF the sub
sc,ibers. or 10 THaMAs WILsON, on the premises.
ROBT. II. LAIRD.
WM. WILSON in.
Sept IL. 1859. administrators
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THE FIRE RECORDER.
Is to 20 Lives Lost.

New YORK, Jan. .9.-About two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the building occupied
as factory for the making of ball cartrid-
ses, at Lower Ravenswood, Long Island,
blew up with an explosion that shook the
houses in the ncighborhood for two miles
around, and breaking the windows of all
those buildings which we're within six hun
tlred feet Of the place.
The number of persons employed in the
factory is generally about thirty, being for
the most part girls Of the ages Of ten to
eighteen. So far as it is possible to learn
not more than fifteen persons were actually
killed. Several others lie in prccarious
situation. One family-the father Of which
is Mr.. Rhine, gardener to gentleman
in the place-lost three girls; and scarcely
laboriug family resides near the place
that is not now wailing for the loss Of some
member of it.
Three young men named Andrew Car
uey, John Smith and Christopher Casey
have been found, and are so seriously in
jured that they are not expected to live.
The scene at Ravenswood beggars dcs-
cription. The building occupied by Mr..
French for the manufacture of his rifle car
tridges was . one story wood building,
twenty by twenty-five feet square, which
was blown into fragments, anu not single
stick could be found that child could not
lift
The Coroler's Jury, in the case Of the
Ravepswood explosion, have brought in
their verdict upon the fifteen bodies that
we're killed thereby. They found that a
lamp fed by alcohol was used for heating
grease in the same room where there were
between 400 and 600 pounds Of gunpowder
at the same time; and they did not hesitate
to say that the explosion was caused by
carelessness in the use Of the lamp. They
found, too, that in the room there we're Is
or 20 persons, mostly children, at wor <;
that the room was much too small for the
business carried on in it; that it was heat
ed BY stove, about which was neither tin
Or zine fender; that the proprietor was alb.
sent at the time, and that the female in
charge was not sufficiently old or cxpe.
rienced for the grave trust put in her.
With such finding as that, the Coroner
certainly could do no less than put Mr..
French under bonds to appear before tho
next Grand Jury.-ISun.
New Orleans, Jan. 29-The steamboat
Georgia, from Montgomery, was destroyed
by fire last night at the wharf.
by this sad disaster forty lives were lost
about Que half OF which we're slaves.
Twelve Hundred bales were consumed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Late,. Turkish Victories !


New York, Jau. 3l.-The Royal Nail
Steamship Asia arrived this morning. at
half past II o'clock, with Liverpool dates
to the 18th, being three days Later than
preyiout advices. -.- .-.-.-4- 49,
Another serious battle had taken place,
near Kalafat The Russians were defeat
ed, with loss of 5000 men.
Several days previous, Omar Pascha had
attacked in succession different Russian
corps, apparently with varying success
At length the Turks Intentionally fell back
on their centre, and thus lured on the
Russians as far as Kalaf.t, which position
was now formiiably entrenched, although
it seemed, at distance, to be abandoned
The Turkish batteries were suddenl,
unmasked, causing great carnage among
the Russians, while at the same time the
Ottoman reserve, which had crossed the
Danube by night, and were masked behins
a wood, took them in flank and compelled
them to retreat with great loss.
The inhabitants cf Lesser Wallachia
who arc manifesting themselves NOR
openly in favor of the Turks, contributed
not little to the success Of the manouvres
The latest accounts state that Russi'
was determined to fight it out.
Omar Pascha has received orders to con
tinue his military preparations.
No answer has yet been received from
the Gar, relative to the last note Of the
four powers.
The Russian government has comman
dcd all its vessels Of war to return to Sc
bastopol.
The Russian Ambassadors to the Courts
Of France and England have not been
Withdrawn.
1t is stated that IL 900 Russian soldiers
are on the sick list in the Principalities.
The announcement of the defeat Of the
Russians had been officially communicated
to the representatives Of the four powers
at Constantinople.
A despatch from St. Petersburgh states
that great irritation prevails there against
France and England.
The last accounts state that Persia had
abandoned for the present her design OF
attacking Turkey. The report that Persia
had resumed negotiations with England is
confirmed.
Gen. Schmoyl, the famous Cir'assi1 n
leader, has informed the Sultan that he is
prepared to act encrgetically against the
Russians.
The Austrian government has seized and
imprisoned the Rev James Cook, Of Rich.
mond, America, on a charge Of being Il
political propasandist.
Austria has taken offence against Rus
sia, after having accepted her good Offices,
and afterwards insisting upon treating with
the Porte alone.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Increase in ten years

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The American
steamship Atlantic, Captain West, arrived
here this morning, With Liverpool dates to
the llth, being four days later than tho
previous adviccs.
Adivisiou of the combined Hcets entered
The Black Sea on the 3Oth Of December.
Austria has demanded whether Russia
| would object to an European Protectorate
over the Christians in Turkey. The Gar
replied that he could not permit any other
porer to NEEDLE soi,h the a fairs O fthe Grcek
Church.
Osman Paeba, who was made prisoner
at Sinope, has died At Sebastapol Of his
wounds.
1t was expected that the Russian Am.
bassadors would soon be withdrawn from
London and Paris
1t is reported that the Turkish cavalry
from Kalafat had attacked two Russian
battalioIs near Ossessan, but were repulsed
with loss. Seme we're taken prisoners, and
others killed
Another report says that three engage
ments had taken place between the Turks
and Russians near Kalafat, and that the
Turks were successful in the whole three
engagements.
The peasantry Of Lesser Wallachia assis-
ted by the Wallachian soldiers have risen
against the Russians.
We learn from Warsaw to the I'd, that
decree had been published prohibiting
the expectation of all kinds of breadstuffs
from Poland from the LIST of January to
the lst Of August.
The Paris luoniieur publishes decree
calling into active service all young ugs,ldiers
available under the second portion Vt the
Agassgsst elAe rf 1852 ..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Common SchoolS,

From the Report lending June, 1859
of the Superintendent of Common Schools
in Pennsylvania, VIC compile the annexed
table, showing the operations Of all the
public schools in Union and neighboring
counties, with the aggregate results in the
whole State, and some few comparisons
with the State of New York:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Wing County Meeting.

The Wings Of Union county are requested
to meet a, the Court House in New Berlin, al
l, PM, Of Monday she 18Th cf February next.
for the purpose Of appointing Senatorial Con-
f-rees 10 meet Con'erees from Juniaia and Mif-
fin counties. who are 10 e'cc, a Senatorial
Delegate 10 the Wing State Convention: also
10 elect Conferees TO meet ConfeIecs from Ju-
niata county for the purpose of e!sctiag aRep-
resenia:vc Delec ate 10 the sa'i Convention.
W. F.WAGENSEILER.
Charm Wing stand. Gem. Union Co.
o. n. WoRpsy, Sec'y. Ian. %, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,

DUILT six years ago, situate in The Borough
ID of Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa, IN a very
favorable location, so by GO feet and two s.o'
ries high. with one Eight Horse Engine,
Securing Mill. Charcoal Mill. ard Machine
Shop attached. all in good condition. and
never failing Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also a large WARE-ROOM. 40 by 30 feet
two stories high. with an OFFICE i6 nv 20
feet attached thereto. l.. Is. CHklSI.
Lewisburg. July IS. 1853
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Frots.tsnt Auseriea's Eeok for tte 1imss.
DR.. DowliEs's History Of Rcnarism

lust publi>hed-a Nlw AND ESIAnsnp HI
81 TIoS al Dn. LOW LING'S HISTORY os
kOMANlSM--lhI his pop uiar aid auatle wCIs
(Which II Iroiestan III but UiEeTwlse uLSeciarlsI
has been pronounced by al! Protestant deHCE.
Inalions Ihe sfGnClra H:stcry Of The sub,el
Of which II tr.ars.
In consequence uf the late FIRE in the Put.
Iisher's establishment, be has been unable i,I
The last few m, nths TO suppIyIhc frequ. rdeIi
. tor this work. lie has Eow lie pleasure ~
anne unce that Lr. bowling has vreysI,d az
extensive aud valuable SuTpen elt ct attr
/ l50 pages. including all The recent eyeuis {.
interest 10 relation TO Pope PiuS u. II siIt;
gle for Hberiy ID Rene. lie MsdiaI Ga'az1.
e;c eic.: ami IhaI The enlarged work In aIi;
noble volume of SIS T;Ses) is how Icsr
and Will lie supplied 20 agents. booksellor>..-
the public n'fbcuf G,y 1ardnce = pre- q
the I'd ediiIsnS.
Hundred, rf testimonials from Distinguish
clercyucH. ,ckoiars presidents If ccIsses =.
Gthris. have btsH rtCeIy,t, Ie>t.yIg 10 if
firl.ly and "a Ue oi IEIs History. a .Igsie o.,
"i these, q, III tie Tcn oi ii.at eminent Iroit>s
AMI scholar, lie Rev Geo. l.. Cheever. ID. D., Il
given a. 4 >ItCimen ct The " hcle:
'1his Assii.nt and eautifuI work. says Or Cbesrs
IossoSsts nsf ard strong csius for usr fsr'
and d, ct IL nit hat ti- destined to have
ordinary Il The - rlei ty en- erut'!
and cNr-ut ~ci Is have issI;d frtn q.
Am-Iic Irss> G'niainirg a large npnlsr OF Ligh
fn he'd crgTa, iuss illustrative Of ths ceremonies
ois. aEd neiGr,t> # Rs usnisH. vtss
tfi.n tell most eloquent tale nd OF real utilii,
ell ~ shy tai Tie werh iself lar,S
i-d ai e'c-r, and d. siv- ard seriJtUI,
yrw ct the nature rn1 I.tory of The icfish system. Il
cit ct tut ,Lf nifty toll iisttry Cf III,
Eogrs., crueltss ara present. condition Of lie
Gulci tic al. icfrI, IN. urtot.-
historic sarics- rcHtsd in sririied rsas,Ie az
stN s. ard I'd in the mos; lucid
]; al "uis iu facts and Incidents D. With it's tesu
illust atUs is ttii,r TdaI ted To fnrIish vivid
Iics prtrsiGie it is. u oIk,:
to,k irow Of II s,prf.es great lack in thtoe
yissf literature: AID that n conflict viii Rome
forced uI is to tect the tusirsss ef
all. clergy and lafy. work richly stored With Ar
and arguments will lie mot timely and rsefl. Nr,hsuA
he cai to II in every family, and ever,
tre-,ail- in the land
nrAgents for tine above work. 10 whom va
uable inducements will be offered, wanlsr =
every State OF the nion. Apply 10
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher.
May, ls53. ia Fulton ST. New Iort
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03

The boat and balance of the cargo IS a total
loss The passengers lost were mostly
from North Alabama and North Carolina,
and we're on their way to Texas.
The papers publish list Of the names
of the passengers who persisted. The
officers and crew were saved. The wharf
aud warehouses, together with large
amount of merchandise, were also destroyed
-- CuIcAao, Jan. 3O.-The American Car
Company's works in this city we're de-
stroycd by frc yesterday morning The
brass snd iron foundry, an ! blacksmith and
moulding chops, were entirely consumed
The loss is not yet ascertained, but is un-
doubted!y very large. The origin Of the
fire is unknown.
HARTFORD, Jan. 30.-The Hayward
India Rubber forks, .. Colchester, Conn,
consisting of Eve buildings, were destroyed
by FIRE on Saturday night. One Of the
ovcrseers, named Geo. Stark, aged 81, per
ished in the flames. -.
Five hundred hands have been thrown
out of employment BY this calamity. Ths
loss is very heavy, but is covered by insu
rance.
OswEoc, Jan. 30.-A 6rc occurred in
this city on Saturday night, destroying
Curtis coffin warehouse, Thoruton's cabi
net and chair warehouse, Fitzhugh's mill
and Wright's shop. Loss about Sc 900
insured for $4,000 in the Etua Co, Of
Hartford
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03

Mauxe and Lot for Sale

OR RENT.-Siluaied on North Fourth
Street, between the residence OF Rev. Mr'
Hayhursi, and los. Bright. Ii IS two storey
Brick house, i BY SO feet with kIlchen 10
by 30, good Barn on the premises. wen.
and a good 1T of FsuIt trees. The lot Is ~
feet front and the usual depth.
LEWIS T.. JONES, n. 3d 81.
lewisburg Jan. 20, 1854. 49, .H--- - -.-.-.-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03


The amount of goods in our line purchased
by country merchants is usually quite small
compared with their dry goods, hardware and
other bills: and this circumstance absolutely
compelS jobbers in the book business, who sell
On time. TO get larger profits in order to make
uPfor the losses ami extra expenses necessarily
involved in a credit business of small amounts.
II is also easy for the merchant 10 make arrange
ments 10 buy his book-bill for cash; though it
might not be SO convenient for him 10 purchase
his larger bills in this way.
These considerations have led US to adopt in
our business, from this dafe-January, 1854
the following principles, viz. SMALL PROFITS,
CNvARriNo Prices, AND TEnNs ALwAJs casH.
Being ourselves sole publishers of a number
OF leading and most extensively selling School
Books in the country. as well rs works in other
departments, our facilities are unsurpassed.
{ Call upon US. or send an order, and Judge
for yourselves # the saving you can make by
buying oi Us for cash is worth while.
Our location is very central. and easily found.
Stand on the Asor House steps, and look
straight forward acIoss the corner of the Pars,
aud you can not avoid seeing our signs. Re-.
nHSBYs, yss SANx - o
MASON BRoTHERs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03


The great contract for supplying forty
millions Of bricks for the ashington acque-
duct has been given to W. II. Degges, OF
Washington City, and Francis II. Smith,
Of Baltimore, at eight dollars and seventy
five cents per thousand.
Maj. John Marshall Washington, vas
one Of the best officers and most esteemed
and accomplished men lost on board the
San Francisco.
RELIEF NOrEs-The amount of " Re.
lief Notes originally issued was s3,243,
OILS, Of which s2.lSa,S37 have been re-
deemed, leaving si75,639 still ou.stand-
ing.
William Muthart, the noted horse thief,
who made hisescape from tho Berks county
prison some months ago, was re-captured
in Philadelphia on Friday of last week.
A brute residing in Pottsville, while
laboring under = fit of intoxicatisn, on
Wednesday last, deliberately cut off the
nose of his little daughter.
The California papers adopt the English
custom of publishing births, and add a
truly American or Yankee peculiarly,
by giving the ,ceigh of The young citizen.
The Lebanon Courier of last week con-
tains q strong communication in favor Of
Gen. William H. Kcim, Of Berks county,
as the next Wing candidate for Governor.
DR.. Isaac A. Pennypacker, Of Pbcnix-
vile, has consented to take the Professor.
ship Of Practise Of Medicine in the Philad.
College of Medicine.
Parks, the murderer Of Bcatson, Of Ak
ron, Ohio, has been found guilty of murder
in the frss degree, and is sentenced to be
huug on the Goth Of May next.
james Quinn the murderer Of Mahala
Wiggins, ON board Of canal boat at Nan,
ticoke, has been found guilty Of Murder,
and sentenced to death.
A STRIKING CoNrRAsr-With all the
energy the Romanists have shown in mis-.
siouary operations 300 years, they have
not translated the scriptures into any Ian
guagc for the use of the heathen. This,
however, is one Of the first works Of Prot.
estant missionaries.
Washington, Jan. 31-It is believed
that the Mexica" treaty in its presen, form
can not pass. lis undoubtedly objection
aLlc.
saThc Neoraska QUESTION is the prin
ciPal matter bsfors CoDgrsss.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03

HSit was stated that the Councils OF
Philadelphia will not subscribe the Two
Millions 70 the Sunbury & Erie Railroad,
undcr the Presidency of Mr.. COOPER 1t
was alleged they had not sufficient conf
dence in his financial or general business
ability to manage such work, however
eminent be may be in law and general
legislation MIR. COOPER, however, re-
Gently addressed large meetings of the
friends Of the Company at Philadelphia,
opd made very good impression. The
meetings passed strong resolutions in bis
favor. The Annual Election for Officers
of the Company, occurs next week.
WAKING UP--The Northern Liberties
of Philadelphia have taken s6O0,000 in
stock Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company which is designed to tap the
New York & Erie Railroad at Athens, with
a road running down the Susquehanna
come IS or 100 miles, then over to the
Delaware and down to Philadelphia. This
is great work for Philadelphia interests,
and We are glad to see them alive to its
importance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Democratic County Meeting.

The Democratic voters OF Union county will
meet at the Court House in New Berlin on
Tuesday the 2lst Of February next. 10 appoint
ID D.i--ate 10 the Sth OF March Convention ,o
mHe; al Harrisburg. BY orie- Of ihe Standing
Committee.
C. ID. ROCSH, Chairman.
New Berlin, Jan. 26, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
A permanent Cure of diseased Liver 0
many Years duration.

Coyy Of q Letter from IL. GGmis. Ckrmtst. Iesrt to
IS,tsssor HSio,coy
Dear SI-In this district year filis command more
extensive sale than other prop ietar.
tb. public As proof If their efcay in Liver and Bilious
aiuts NAV the following case iadN OF
this town with whom ! personally acquainted, ir
year. wa. sufferer from disease OF the Liver aud
er.tiy. organs her mcca attendant assured he that
IA, con "a do uolng rlieye her sui rng> aud It was
,ot ,,lrlv n. r,l months This annnun-
ru,.nt naturally caused gr at alarm ler friends
and relations aud thy induced her To make sal Of
your Pills hic improved her n-i al health at sbe
VA. Undue, III, until she received perfect
cur Ths is twelve months ami she has not exper-
fenced any symptoms # raps, and often declares that
xour pills havr the of snvin. her life.
I remain, Dear sir. your, truly.
July ed. 1858. (Srpej) J.GANIs.
These celebrated Ifis nerJily cTcacons the fol-
ioping eDmpsaipts:
Ayue Drorsy Jaundce Secondary
Asthma D,s.nrery Liver Cmplpts symptoms
Diliou. Com Erysrclss Lumbago Tic Doul,reux
plants Female lrrrg PIi,s Tumors
Biotche< uinrities Ehsumatism Ulcers
the Ssin fevrrs Of all Reteation ofNcneT,al Ar
Coiics Fits Scrofula, or Worms Of all
Constirat'n ofGout Kings Evil kinds
the Bowels IIea,ischs Sore Throa,s Weakness firm
Consumption Indigestion Stone and any cause
Debility Infamaton Grarel &c. &c.
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY, 2@t,
Strand fnrar Temple ar London and also nj his house
in New York Orders for Mscnrs in the siatrsadre.s-d
T gIrorny ys,r lort will rcrcv" due attention. Sold
also nv a resp ctac Drug and dealers in Nrdnes
tbronrhout the United states in Boxes at S.
and Al r.rh To " had Wholesale Of the prnciI al
Drug houssr In the Union.
HSrIh r. il by taking the srccr
Eox~.-NE. Drecfinns r TIA guidance Of patients in
every disorder, srs snlxs TO ssch Bog lysos
uFor sale by D.. xEMPER, MiAainhurg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
wv Fresh Meat! "

IEHE undersigned respectfully announce,
i that his Butcher shop in the r.a,
of his residence (on Sonlh THIRD streeD y
again in operation, and Ps.f, V,ai, Kniion, g..
Will be regularly suFplied To his friends an.
the pubic, +, rsnAI. TnrRsPAv and SATrRpii
mornings, on cheap and aceomu odaiine teImi
FRANCIS ZELLERS.
LewiShurg. May I2. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
HOLLOW AVS PILLS.

rhgss Pill being cSmrosc entirely If melicual herbs,
q: mst harmless nature, Whine the rStTa aoI din
airy virtues they possess have rendered them uuv,r
say popular in nearly every part Of the world. The
ipmcnsr Success they have met with throuc hout the
states is INST extraordinary owing. it Is prsam't
TO their wonderful efficacy in the cure Of Bilious
COMPLAINT aud disorders of tine Liver and Stomach,
Persons no pvr>evere in usin. them according te
directions, seldom fail in being restored to health
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
IlUlSB1hH ElRDIls5S
EERRUARY 3, 1854.

=, syssS.sess .NRrn.-rbe LEwincns CHRONICLE
h.a cons r.iy the largest circulation Of any Eng ah
ps~.papcr in Uuion county.