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FRA NKLIN NO USE,

Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth,
Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. p. PARKER, of Ohio, and JAMES
IL. LAIRD. Of PhiIadelphia, have leased the above
we'll known and popular house, ,tut Aerm OF years are
now prepared 10 accommodate guests manner equaI
10 any IN the city. -- . ..tf = -t,4
The location Of this house is superior 10 any other
wemg immediate proximity 10 business; alsu to most
N the Banks, Pubic Offices, Post Office and the Ia
sUange where Ot2nlbasss start Tor all paTs The cll
The house having been put in thorough repair, aud
qaw furniture added many mUdern mproy emens
JOill add much 10 the comfort of guests. fho table,
ILL., at all times be supplied with The best the market
affords. an nothing shall be wamiing our part to
make The FRANKLIN traIiy The 'fravelers Home.
Your patronage as most respectfully sulIeiled,
PARKER g. LAIRD.
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PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD.

- II L ! y n ! - ~ VT ! he u l. ~ " u.
And Lirer and DHi0rs ConapIaintS
The Citizens oftle mon s,sier much rom disorders Of
be Liver and :; mach scarcely any are Tree from the
Illiueime OF lhrsr destructive Haiadics, hence lic
wears last. Tie ir sex, gCrias iic most land. ONE
IN the world, up certain period hen distressing
10 say many o0Se their eylh and good looks whiie vet
IA The heyday OF liie, sut sad may be etiecIuay
remrdiei hy to"ti!ai! tccpng The blood pure. aud
he Liver aud >i'nnCh ht althy action vlIcH lte
VIII now snCo'h and resemble pants Il conIenlal
chime, where an eternal sung appears 10 reign As il
regards the "'scIVd.iua al hUH;ti frame, and ihe
duration OF nie nucm@y be ci.ccIed, and say iear-
essjy, HAT health ant he prniUnged for many
ears beyond their n"ry limits, II Honoway's Pills
are taken 10 purify the blood according 10 HE rules
ald down "r heaih contained Ihr directions Winch
accompany each box.
A Case Of Weakness and Debility Of 10 Years
standing, Cured by EIolloway's Pills.
Copy Of a Letter from Captain John Johnson, Astor
House, New lUIk, dated JANUARY .Ih, Iojl.
To Professor Holloway
81 Maiden Line, New York
Sirlt rs with The most heartfelt llcasnre have to
Inform YOU thai have Teen r.sl rcd to health and
strength hy takll your Pills tOr The lasl ten wears
suit rec iIon eaIgemCn Ol the LNe and Stomach
ana VAS reduced 10 su,Il cAUCmIiy that gave u,,
my ship, never e&rcclug any more as ID
tired every remedy tlaI was recommended b. me- but
10 no purpose and had gay en- Invstit up 10 desair
when was al last rtct nuntut4d 20 Iuhe your Pills.
Aiier using Them Tor three mouths ihe result Is that
am now IN better health than have been Tor eleven
years past aud indeed wet. vcr WIS IN my life
l0u are qdI'e at liberty thc IhIS k,lOwn i1r the
Oeheil ol Uthers. feni II, sIr, yuHIS respectfully.
(SigHVdl JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated PIIis are wonderfully eilicacious
in the following complaints
Ague; AslhInn; Bilious Complaints BlOiches on the
SKIN, Bowel Complaints Constipation u the Bove,
Debility; ETorsy, lryslpcas. Female Irregularities,
tevers OF all kinds; GuuI; lIead-lche; Indigestion;
Janudico Liver Com iults; Piles; Rclentlon OF Urne;
SeF"iu1i Sl' lie ana Gravel; Secondary symptoms;
cnefael Are GtlOiS,A klut,.
whatever cause.
Sold al The establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY,
6OAlalden IaAc, New York, also by ALI. respectable
Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines throughout the
United States. IN Boxes ut % ccnls 62I cents and
SlOO ca h. To be had Wholesale ci the prIncIual
Drug Houses IN the Union
81 ti:eie is "lsidcraG!e saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-DlrectEons- lSr the guidance Of patients in
every disorder, are affixed " each Box
Dec. 6, lh5l-iy.
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ElSSOLUTEOM.

fINHE Co Partnership here'uiOre existing under the
4 firm OF CLEGG ELLIOTT a. Co, in the Town
of Smyrna, this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business and accounts OF the late firm will be
settled and hqnIdaied by tae undersigned. Therefore
all persons harIng claims against said finn will please
present Them; aud all persons indebted the same will
please call and sclIie without further trouble.
WILLIAM LECiG Il T. j. COLT
tAuornIes IN fact lor Samuel Clegg
JAMES ELIIOGT,
JOSEPH HOFFECKER.
Aug. H. 1851.
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Tie lAEncricala,s FrIend !!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the CiizCaS Of tire United Suites:
most hunbly Al rrcly ihink YOU for The i'm
merse patronage Which You have bestowed mp. Il NV
PIl's tx" tins cpfuitHI1v oi stating that NV An
cesofs were all Am ,'lCan cItIZ and that entertain
ior all that rtLcerni America and The Americans The
mo lVeiy >lmpa.a.,s - much SO that originally
compounded lhch: flilS expressly TO suit your climate
habits C'nslllui UnS, and nnber Of living intending o
eNIai' i'h n:yscii anoIe GU, winch have nov done
" taking premises III NeW York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80 Madt Lane New York
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notice,

HAVING heen lniOrIued by highly respectable gen
H tlsmen from all parts ef the STATE that the lmpres
ersal. adv cruising my Esnl Hill Farm
for sale my object 10 accomplish private end
or was induced by apryate motive 10 gain particu
lar benefit and not really 70 effect sele.g s b.
Influenced by this information, take this method al
announcing 10 the public my serious and determined In
tention. WHICH WAS AND WHICH now Is to make sale Of
the foresaid Farm Persons having any desire 10 nn
chase will be satisfied by chilling upon the
Rr N. B.-Pricei reasonable and terms easy.
6,,.;, - aid, /. DANIEL CUMMINS.
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BuENA VIsrA, Dec. 2sth, 1852.

- - =
have witnessed Ith much satisfaction the work ing
IN my barn, oi new Corn Shelter put up for my
speetiowe by tive Messrs Reading. the Patentees and
have NO hesitation say ing that greaI
~ sppefior 10 any other have seen in use II,
capacity Is fully one thousand bushels per day, and
this exhibited by the employ nien oil only four horse,
and tonr men; the cobS separated by il from the
gram. and the grain Itself much less broken than b,
She olheTs, lhlnk i very great Improvement II
Ihelng Corn. JOHN NJ. LAlIOA
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28O,0O0 GIFTS

Of the Actual Cost of Slj0,OOO.
Each purchaser OF One Dollar Engraving, there.
lore, receives not only Engraving richly worth The
money but also ticket which entities him 10 one Of The
Gifts when they distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS. highly finished Engraving.
beautifully painted IN Oil and Five Gift FIckels viii
he sent; Or Five Dollars worth of splendid Engravirgs
can be selected from tue Catalogue
copy Ol The Catalogue, tDgeher with specimen of
the Engrayngs be the Office OF this panel
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gill Ticket, wI immediately be for
waTded.
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success Of this
Great National Undertaking Will be material promo.
ted by HE energy and enterprise OF intelligent and per.
severng gents, have resolved to treat III such OH
The most liberal terms
Any person wishing 10 become Agent, by sending
(post paid Sl.w receive by return mail. One D. Ilar
Engraving, Gift Ticket, a Prospectus q Catalogue
and oil Othyr necessary information.
On the final completion OF the SALE the Gifts will be
Plnccd IN The hands OF II Committee of The Purchasers
" DO Distributed. due OF which will be given
Ihronghouithe United States aud lIe Canadas.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-24

Reierencein regard 10 the Real Estate, F. JVisseher
d Co, Real Estate Brokers, New York ORDERS (post
Paid,ywiIh money enclosed, 70 be addressed,
}. w. HOLBkOOkE, Stcy, 800 Broad ay, N. Y.
" Thet EngraVmgS IN the catalogue now ready
Tor doltvery. IOct. 4. '546m.
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Reeve L~knight,
r,. (Suceessor to Hartley & KnightSs 49,
BEDDING AND CARPET
a' an :. WAREHOUSES, u g'.I -TT
No l48 South Second street, FIVE doors above
Spruce street, Philadelphis, ~. '.l' ,'.s
Where he keeps constantly on hand lul assortment
4 Of every article in his line of business, ..
Feathers, Feather Beds, patent spring Mat
tresses; Curled Hair, Moss, Corn Husband
Straw Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry,
,T Brussels. Three-Ply, Ingram,
|. #H Venitian. List, Rag & Hemp
Carpetings Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Cocoa
aud Spanish Manings, Floor and Stair
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, =,
Table and Piano Covers. ...... 4,s
TO which he respectfully invites the attention of pur
chasers. [0ct 4, sally
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PRnsrrcr E.1n LIN ol

- :. FRUSfkCT FAIR, Jan 2I, 3
MEssRs. READING Genliemen-Thls Is 10 csrfiy
that have purchased one vi your Com Shelters anu
IAls nov IN operation On MY Iarm, WITH which aH
much pleSsed II combines Sc oveTal advantages s,lpe
iies toany have su, as seilng the cnrn yerl
cfeSn and NOT breaking the gram Also separating
ths gram from Ihc cOhs and shellng very fast =
Yours. respectfully, JOHN {. CLARK
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FgEs&! FERS! FURS!

FGEaS! FEEgS! FUFsS!
GELLIAG OFF! SELLING OFF,! AT Ihe old
~ stand, No 81 Arch street, beloY Third the whulc
known firm 0I Sos Brothers, beng sold al re.
duced prizes order close The estate This Is the
best and best assortment uf Furs that be found and
consists OF sable, Marln, Mink, Frtch Squirrel aud all
Oher kIuds Of fashionable. Fus. in Capes, ViclarneS:
CUFFS AIutls &c., dc.
Call early and make your selections
UANlD II. SOILS,
Surviving partner of late firm OF SUIs brothers.
No. So Arch ST. betw cen ID and Sd ST.
Nov. '54 3m. Phllalelt,hia
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illi-Vs Tt i lU r.si.aA19
'ING's PREMIuM IloRshllPo%FR
Corn Shelter -

WE subscribers having purchased Of VIM. Read
lns, ot NashInetO tiiy. The 0py Right for HI
Patent tIorse Power Com Shelter for the State o
Delaware. Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland
Noutd respectfully inform the Farmers within .said
Territi'ry that they prepared to furnish them
al The low price Thirty five dollars n
THIS Machine has takcR the following Premiums the
past season :-fhe first premium. with Medal al the
WorldsFafr in New York city. The first premium
attar OF American Institute in New York eIty The
first Premium a. faIr oil the Fraukln Institute, Pha
deiphia The first premium at following State Fairs
New York. Michigan, Ohio aud Indianai besides al
scort o County Fairs in different States.
" shells Corn upon entirely different principle
frsm The other Shelters. The machine seperates the
coos from the corr, thereby saving hands in oper
sHng IT, IL shells 1000 bushels of Corn in one day
employing ioHr horses and iour !; and IL has, ~
employing sIx horses and men. shelled much more
The subscribers do moi deem il necessary 10 say any
thing further in lis Recommendation, beyond the iol
lowing certificates.
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AGENTS
List of Gifts:

% oegant Oil Paintingsln piendid gilt
frames, sIzo SKI 1cei eech 100 1000
@ iOO e'egnht Oli Painings 2A5 H. EACH 80 5,OOO
$40 sIee plate engrayIngs, brilliantly col
OIed IN Olt. rch gIlt frames 24x 80
u ooo inches each. 10 5000
10000 eleglnI steel plate Engravings,
colo ed an oil, % the W az! lnglOn
Monument, 2Ox26 inches each, 10000
23T ,OOu sieei plaie EugraVings. IfOm 100
.'.f dItecent pates, now ia possession
Olahd owned by the artists Union
Oi me III Irket value ol, from 30 CTS
10 81 OU each, Al 900
1 frsLclass dwelling. in 3lst t.,N.Y.
CIIy. f2OOO
~ bGIdbg lOis.in 100 and lOl sis, NY
CITY each 25xICG fl deep, uI 1000 22,OO
loo VIiia Sltes,confalnn.g each IUUOO So
II. ia lhe supurJs OF New YOrh city, .....
and commanding q magnificent
view The Hudson Rlt or aud Long
lsanu SUund, al ....t. 500 500 ,OOO
~ perpetual lOans Of cash, Wiluut in-
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.%ll1%J1I WHOLESALE 2
Book and Stationery House

BOOK ana ST2tEORerV House.
IN NEW YORK
On luhe Cash Plan, Extensive sales and No I0sses
Make It profitable To sell at very Low Prices
NIASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row. opnosre thu
Isfs AAIor house. New York. offer one OF the most ex
iesve stocks and complete assnrments in the country
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash OnIy. -
The amount of Goods IN line purchased by c,Dntrv
merchants. usually quite small cUmpared with Their
dry goOds hardware and other bills and This very cir
cumsance absolutely JObbers m the book busi
ness who sell 0A me To get larger profits IN order IN
make up Oi The losses and extra EXPENSES
InvOtvFd IN credit bust Of small amOunts IA is
alss isr The merchant 10 make arrancements IN
buy his book bll iUr cash though might not be 40
convenient Tor him 10 purchase his larger bills in this
way see.rr p. ss-r
These considerations have led us 10 adopt IN our
business, from this taIe. january 1854 the following
principles viz: small pr.fs. Invaryirg prices, and
a{auays cash! z IN - :
Being ourselves the sole publishers of number Of
tue leasing aud most erteRSUey selling School Book,
in the country, well works uIhe epacruts
facilities are Unsurpassed
sCallupon Us, or send order, and Judge for your
ssyesi the saving you MAKE by buying Of us for
cash IL worth while.
Oar location is very central, aid easily found -
Stand on the AstOr House Steps and look straight E,r
ward across the cOrneT Of the Park and you caunul
asog. seeing our signs. Remember the name Is
MASON BROTHERS.
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d. ~ N %~

G@ "a va @9
lIMUNITTON, and FISHING TACKLE
JOHN KltlDER, Manufacturer uLd Importer q
Guns. Rifles. Pistols, and all kinds OF SpOrIng Appa
ratus constantly hand and for sale al the N f. Cor
OF Second and Walsut street, PhIIadeIphIa which
he sold low Wholesale retail US al any esab.
IshEeni OF The KIND IN the u. ).
! he Franklin Institute OF Plu.adeIphIa awarded to
him Or wOrk manship two rlIlicdes med
aAd one recall premium since lS40
The Or, Slal Palace oil Npw York also, awarded
him amcda IN 1884 the only one given for Shot Guns
aEd Rifles IN the United Sules.
"krIder's Sporting Anecdotes, Price 81.
Address, JOHN kRIDER.
Oct. 4 5J-3n. Second and v Aalnul Sis PhIIa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

On my return l found my patient rather
lower than when l left her. / told her
had been to the village Of Sudden
iy and unanimously the warm blood rush
ed up to her bosom and face, and she look :
ed at me with her soft enquiring
eyes. | told her of her friends and
casually mentioned the name of the young
clergyman, Robert Stuart. To her clear
blue veined temples the same truant blood
sped with fearfnl force.
l had seen enough / knew her dis
ease, and most probably its remedy. 1
l instantly wrote note to Mr. Stuart,
merely saying: If you would save life,
lose not moment in Fastening to ---
(the name of the town. Twill await you
at my lodgings, | signed my name, and
dispatched it by a private messenger.
Sooner than | expected, the young cler-
gyman was at my hotel. had prepared
Ida fora conversation with clergyman,
specifying, however, no one in particular.
saw her blush and start ofjoy and modesty.
What then and there transpired, no one
but the great searcher of hearts and the
TWO OF his choicest handiwork thus brought
together-adying girl and a minister of
Heaven-can answer. left them alone
as long as | thought her weak state might
bear, and when opened the door | found
him sitting beside her bed, her slender
hand fast locked in his, ,.and his soul-beam-
ing eyes pouring life and love upon her
My eyes filled with tears as | caught
sight of her radiant face, so full of peace
and serene bliss and life, but the tears /
shed were the tears ofjoy.
My patient, with almost one bound, re-
gained her health and strength, and the
glorious representative of Gods minister
upon earth, changing his mind upon the
subject of matrimony in favor of the right
one, is now one ofthe truly happy men on
earth; happy in a lile-marriage with one
every way congenial with him, and every
way worthy of him.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17
Thursday Iorning May II, 1883
A sonnet by DanioI vebster.

n "A SOhMeL ny DhmleI WeDsters
The New York Courier & Enquirer publishes the
following lines by Mr. Webster, written by him in the
Album ofRn American friend while visit to Eng
land. Our readers, we believe, will agree with us in
g thinking ita happyidea, happily expressed
THE MEMORY OF THE HEART.
II stores OF Dry and learned lore we gain
Close keep them in the memory of the brain;
Names, things, and facts-whater we knowledge call
There is the common ledger for them all;
And images on this cold surface traced,
Make slight Impressions aud are soon efaced.
Bat we've page more glowing, and more bright,
On which our friendship, and our love 10 write,
That these may never from the soul depart,
We trust them to the Memory Of the Heart
There is no dimmng--no efacement here,
Each new pulsaton keeps the record clear;
Warm golden letters all the tablet I'LL,
"a Nor lose the lustre till the heart stands still.
LONDON, November 10, 1899. $50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

AN OLD PRINTER, Thurlow W Brown,
in a communication from the Cabin in the
Naples, in Wisconsin, to his paper, the
Cayuga Chief, says that he has found a
typographical curiosity in the Plain Dealer
Office, at Waukesha. Mr.. Hunt, now an
active and hale old man, and still perform
ing the journeyman's labor at the cease"
was Jour" in the London Times Office
as long ago as the proprietors of that estab-
lishment were making efforts to print by
machinery, He well remembers the
effort to run press by horse. Mr.. Hunt
worked for thirty years in one Office
He remembers Lord Byron well, and has
"set' his manuscript. Byron used some
times to review his own poems, with un-
stinted commentator. Such articles
went to Mr.. Hunt in the poets own hand
writing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

PRIDE.-Pride is aalouder begger than
want and great deal more saucya When
you have bought one fine thing you must
buy ten more that all may be of piece
But poor Dick says s'It is easier to sup
press the first desire than to satisfy all that
follow it," And tits as truly folly for the
poor to ape the rich as the frog to swell to
equal the bull. -.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17
OBJ Gantastfr @a3ette,
CITY OF LANCASTER:

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
TOM S. SLAUGHTER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

Gods people are Ike stars. that shine
brightest in the darkest night; they are
ike gold, that is brighter for tho furnace;
like incense, that becomes fragrant from
burning: like the camomile plant, that
grows fastest when tranpled on.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

To SHAKE OFF TRoUBLE.--Set about
doing good to somebody; put on your hat
and go and visit the poor; inquire into
their wants and administer unto them; seek
out the desolate and oppressed. and tell
them ofithe consultations Of religion. /
have often tried this method. and have al
ways found tthe best medicine for heavy
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

their advertisements
nPBusiness Cards, not exceeding one square will
be inserted, for subscribers, at $500 per year nom
subscribers will be charged $500.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

,oFFIcK-old Public Buiiding-southeast corner OF
IS % 1. the Public Square. ll
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17

TERMS-one year in ad vance 50, 90; at the expira-
twenty-five, $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
To Persons cut of Employment.
4 GENTS WANTED in every section

n Of the United SrateS.-The most Elegant
and Useful Volume OF the Year-SeaTs' gTeot
Work on Russia.
Jus. published an illustrated Description Of the RUS
SIAN EMPIRE being ply sirl ami political History of
its and Provinces. pro uctons, resources
imperial government cumn Ics lite ature, educational
Gc &C. from the latest and most authentic sources
euLcli. he'd with about 40 EnsrAVings and Maps Of
European and Asiaiic Russia The whole complete in
one large volume uf about 'oO pages elegantly
and substantially bound. Retail price, s..
This has several wears in pr pa-aiion, and
will II is believed meet in fullest acceptatiou If the
word the want Universally felt for reliable informa
ton the history and internal resources u country
occupying large portion Of the Eas.rn hemisphere
and holding formidable position at the present time
to the Europe and ASIA but Of which sr less is
known than OF ally other European nation.
esAlso, deeply interesting volume. entitled "THE
RLX4RKAELE 1DTRNTCRES of CELEBRiIED
ITRSONS" embracing the romantic Incidents and
Adventures in the lives u Soveresns s'atc,nen G"ne
rails Princes Warriors Travellers, Adveuturers NOyag
ers &c, eminent in the history of Europe aud America
including sketches fifty r-I-brated heroic carac
ters Beautifully illustrated with nunr eugravings
one vol. 400 pages, royal LIMO, cloth, gilt slJ.
The suJscrib-r publishes numhrr Of most valuable
Pictorial Books. very popular and Of such moral and
religious while coed may safely
in tii-r circulation they will confer lu lie benefit and
receive a fair compensation for th,r labor. 10 of
eneTpri-e and this business oilers opportunity
for profitable employ meut seldom I" be met with
Persons wishing to engage in thir sale will receive
promptly mail Circular containing full ticulars
with Directions to persons disposed to art Agents
addressing, postpaid, RoBiR sEAES, Pusiish.r,
Isl " illiam 1t. New York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which so much has been SAID and
~ published. is among us. Who has not
heard of the NEXICiN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT? Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used to cure rheumatism. Ulcers,
Sores, Bruises, Sprains, Rng-worm, Felons.
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corns on the Toes,
Sore Eyes, Ear-ache, Pimp!es, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, ScaldS, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet, Warts, or any
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And ii has always been
successful. Ir Is EeUaLLr coon IN healing
Wounds. Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness. and II is
warranted TO cure Spawn, Ringbone, Spllnt.
or Poll Evil, on Horses.
~ The Linlment Is put up IN three sizes,
and retails at - cts, 80 CTS, and 81. The large
bottles contain much more LInImentin proper
ton to the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
10 Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LtNIMENT. as it paws a good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. .WESTBROOK,
successor 10 A. &. Bragg Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal OtiiceS-3Oi Broadway, NewIOrk,
and cor. Sd q Market StS. st. Louis, Missouri.
Sold BY every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Lly533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09

I BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Publ
attention TO my Establishment, No. 55
South FOURTH 81. ebeIow Ches'hut). ILiicd.
eiphia, for the manufacture and sale of In
yelOPes, where will always be in readlnsS,
10 attend to any orders ! may be favored With.
am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes of every
quality. size aud description, VI ho!esa!e an
Retail,ihe Goyernmen nj pattern, plain and l'raI
would also call attention TO the Die Sink
ing, Engraving, Printing, and Enclosing ot
Business Cards for Envelopes, Letter head.
Bill-heads, Cards, Circulars, Sc, all Of which
furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going 10 the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines Of the latest improve.
ments for enclosing. printing. &c, also fer
the manufacture of Envelopes and every faci-
lity for executing orders with despatch, and f :
their delivery by Express Lines or as may ts
agreed upon, can not fail to compete with II
not excel any other establishment Of the kind
in the world. u Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples of which may be
seen Chronicis office, also Of Die-Stamped Env.
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