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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
1.-THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

Semi vaut-4' ro.rcn-e Of iuterse interest, y the
Autnor 4.s ..r--i Doctor, the Lawyers stJT!,
TIN suece-. iarj b. The writer Of the above
WITH winch auy rrrstcris nl.ng treu BIZ pen VIII lie
rec iysI Iy the Pub &C. I'll. tAlIS Bon N1tLt - .
ru lie nsrrati.e. -traiiu the h"lr rs of the slave
rsGe as carr.I i The Coast tt A.rin The autIyT
tas served the na,yarl the descriptions ana ciaF
painted ;.ouI T-t Ia GUAM 'aL WIZ tIeiiI
The .trv fun Of exci:jn Interest ~ uGvc;t tu-e s
thc celebrated work 4 p,ior, ii'bIusou trg.oe, AMI
has tn advantage thIt -l1r u +1'. iuasEuch
Il f,l'st, itrts of es'ry d. cctorrelcs ihe
history r: tLr ofthe Story, ZIir.ka tie 'igca5
si.n -,nvr purchased Ccn.t-rtuopc- tducat-c su4
marie. bt tic r-cs .s-. ut ctis--.~- >'YmnCrt!s
comm. l-r OF th ha-cs, IA simply Ii narrrtou Of
tact IA ted from H. I,f AMI l. tle rcriesHus char
act-. frti y.d -hout the st-ry are yiEity and
nj, 's.,.. rs-r 7'rcslv received orders fg- ths
... .- 0i- -rl. .Hai.y Il ir la' ZOE e.
.'s~ isv- leer olii- is-s y
.:-Iy -c4ueat tiat a. o.
TT tic W * viii create as
.- .r'.9 uols q frr.aa tina; Ia. r: late
y,sJs -u.-E tie Vr'sf. ~, rlt0ltl' 'tsr'.i.i-
s.ree tl.-f ~. C-Crc.e IONS "a n" W.r-- gee
ltir- to -lr,--v % An, rica and C1N have bo-1
numc-ors u-- . ag-esrrl affH- ir.7ii 10 M
sys; III o. 70. s.l- saves on tl'e African Coast wit
ten g r-r turrd - 70 a.i lt5 li'! Gus c'f p
Iuty IT,. W. - witt 70 IN rhastr and TUr" lang
AMI ~ 5ra AMI ia ,s-clIve addition 10 tn
I'M --s-. l,i . =rr r-.i-ur oc-sro vor-nr e 10
ra-s liet ~ iu---trt wish fine rsravin1- ard
- --r urf 20 c'a-h- FIice. IN e.otb, one dollar
H. r.u.- #'H. { which rate copies viii D" s"r' :
- r--- g.. 90 any part Of tn. country tree Of Ios-
So For sale wlo.ess. and retail ty tho pulli.hcrs,
TIt-WOETH STEEtT.
No - Is tEv.S S-er4-. y. " lCrE-
Ard By al bookseller, throa5a-u, tLe rn'e1 States
and Sri-i-' Frov.n 2r-a
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ISSUE LIST. FEB. T. 1855.
papl Rrngi-r VS. James " Creight
Henry snyder John Snyder Admir-
Mary R-chiey Vim leichiey
Christ for Cameron vs. Geo \ ffick
John Haas vs. wM Van vazah
Geo Brown vs. White Deer Township
Peter I,auhert W = Cummings-(2 su!ts>
John u Beutrr Lycuming Mutual Fire lnsu. Comp
High Albright Lorenzo Teed
Henry High same
II 4 " High same
J wagonse.ler's EXITS ct al Jacob Houserjr
Aft el kneass VIM Mauck
VIM } Hutchison vs. slif:r and Prick
Dsul Ren-er Jas NCreisht
Peter Dauhert Cummings
Geo ) Kimble Chas stees
Saml Dunbar Philip ort
B-ariy for Simington vs. Henry High
Eiwd Kinney saml Ritter
William Gossler Isaac Staiien
Jos Gosslcr and wife do
Danl Rengicr Geo Miller's Ex'rs
Bank of Danville Fisher and D German
Allen Schroyer J. :. Marsh ct al.
James McCreight Daniel Nang-r
Samuel Shrinsr VS. Daniel schrack
Elias Hartman VS. George Hill and others
Jarob Mauck John Gift and others
J Hartman jr Jacob iiinrch
" Kremer Abraham Brcin
Charles Fisher vs. William Nav
john Matthias nr 5 Cummings
Mary jenkins il q Tagert ct al
Michi Keckner VS. sam Meyer
Shields Miller VS. Henry High
Christian Herman VS. John Hummel
Addict, V-ni'n Smith Hoffman / Messnsef
John Matthias vs. Jos Nitman
br A Cummings Hector Stewart
" II kieckner Church, Rookie Co
II II Margaritz vs. John Tresstof
Carey Mark Halfpenny
r Moatz Alex Ammons
Bastsn Tcfl VS. John Fisher
Miidi-swarth, Kerns Cn Michl spotts
Maria Trutt John Trutt
Benj kurtz vs. weirick and weirick
Sam Kyle Catharine Wolfe
John Bssser Christian Srhroyer
Henry Eyer VS. Gundrrm's Admr
CHARLES Craig jr Samuel Baker
| BenJsuiil Shoemaker Wm. Forster
J. " Thatcher f'r J II. APP VS. John Kant1's AIM
NJ. Chapel for b. W. HAYS VS. John Locke
! Kitchen Kef.r John Kessl.r ct al
! Daniel 0ti's Execrs VS. Eiizab-th OFT
I Hargaret.a Painte. &c. VS. J. c. Wilson wIfe
James Kolb Y. John Gross
/ David Schwenk VS. J. Bowersox 4 G. StefninreY
Nm Y Wagcn,eller vs. John Hartmann
Franklin Fryer VS. q. Lescnring, ct NJ
| Nathan Meyer We George Eishel
Henry W Shuman &c. W. Biting with not,ee
! benjamin ilouseworth Ra-sler Fry
Jacob steward Michael fichthorn
| North. Chase North Chas H. shrinsy
Ir William Hayes John Lock
John Big-r Jacob Fryer
Fenjsmin Hummel Johu Kantr's Adn;pietr
sug v White Deer T. C. White Deer town hin
! Irishmutb Brother }. Hartman " Nth rot "a.
Charles J kne.di-r s.n.
. Peter lummel Hannah Irumnpvl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09

GRA.ND JLROES.
sliafgrorr-J. II. App. Henry k.iser.
Psrry-John HALEY, Peter fTau2
Mfi:ntgrq-Geor.c Guteus.
Est Bag.io-t;iieon Eehl.
Ra-er-Iienry Iienfrr, Jacob Greenho", Jr.
Jackson -Ceor,. Weir, Philip Gross, Henry Nowrer.
Utrti-,--Jchn Church, John Iesher Jas. Rod
L,rtdu,q-S Samuel }. Mans, John Walls
Wsst ButIt.-Andre~ Ildins', Joseph u. k!eehrer
ysnss-Iohn Boon.
N-c B,riu- Andrew J. Boach.
Ta.kllo-Wilam StenrS
Wst Be1->r-wiam garth.
KsIy-Ieorge L-I.-r.
InI0H-Ssmuel G"ss. Sr
TRArERSE JrHoRS
p,,.tinoton--Johu GundruSf"Fe.rE ieng, Frederick
Richter.
John smith. Daniel Wedensaul
Ksiiy-Jncyb Meyer.
P,ryv-Johu $ Graybill. Amos Shade. Samuel II.
Shawcrr wiIia,n HriSns Nathan Forty Jacob Miniuin
pzts Dcer-banie. KebeE, Henry Soll, William L.
Ritter.
S,lirs,ror,-r rrnnh nhiiu y. Sclloch. Elijah Osborn.
w., Earrr-Nic!la.l tieafhaId tcorge Key.y.
Iy,,n.-J sc 81, iae2b s,i H. Lenit
T. H-ttrck. Gccrgs J. Uisrh.
JHst IipF,io- Frsrk!n Jorton.
B,arer-Plilip Harkey.
Eis' E,aT,,'J-Nsti,an >!car.
Rprao-Jac,b b aker. John Biii'a.
Frdnt.r-Anos Il, olft, Prtcc Ehy, David Schoch,
John : Kern.
Gaiye-cLrlsi,u Eesciley, Jeese Biser, Dayit Nit
cl!elL A. Jackson Sn,npsril
Mtg.nbury- james Chambers, Samuel o.~is, Joseph
Eylrrt.
Ltrestoir-Joseph Sanders.
L.,risb',-g-tnirew Kennedy.
Ini.rt-N II. Taggart.
JIc,s0r-Jaues Barter.
PETIT JrRoRS
r,, Eerlis-Davii kuhpey, wilIl,m Cornelius, J. 7.
Lennon.
EaFtro-Jacob Kaufman, Jacob Derr, Samuel Daus,
John Vie.
W.sh.nq,on-Joua.han Arbogast, Daniel s. BoyIr,
Thomas rontius
Esirv-Cvurrd Gr.ia John Huntingdon
Yif3irr,s,-samuel Hendricks, Adam sruer
E.ist BtiFtn-iI"nry Nert,.
B,arer-pane! Ziebcr Reuben Keller Joseph Hassn'
Iimes,one-samuel Pellman, Benjamin shire!y, Ahso-
Ion Bil.r.
TS.ns-Edward A. Kinney, Simon Au1and, Jesse 70
cum.
.yic'scn--'ohn Lcitzel.
Iut0r- David Eeilior-
.S-iinegrore-Nahum Perkins, JAG. Miller.
~ MinJurg-Samucl Sitter.
Csspmdn- Samuel Neitz, Jacob Der. b.
Htrf,y-rani-l II. Hurst.
LsrrirLng-Jamcs Aiken.
Trrnli,,,-Da,id Bowcrsox, David Schwenk.
Fxpfrr-pani.l shower.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09

7 BEG leave respectfully to cali he FutE,,
attention to nv Establishment. No 4.
south FOURTH 81. (be,ow Chesiuuu, Fl,IoG,
eighiG, for The manufacture and sac ,f In
Velo,.cs, whereIwill glwate te II rradr-,,,
to attend to any orders may be iayuret m,
lam prepared 10 furnish ELYe.e,es of. .r,-v
qua'iry, size and description, vi esa'e al
Retail The eGovernuiehj Ta'tern. ? 2 and l.,zl
would also call attention TO he De S,nL
ing. Engraving, Printing, and Emic,sirr ..
business Cards fnr Envelopes, Lonsrhf,1,
DH-heads. Cards. Circulars. s G.. all Of ub,,b
l furnish al very low fa,es. Stamping !e-,-,
prevents their goirg 70 he DEED Letter Or.
With patent machines ri The iarcsi irrr.r-,.
ments for embossing, printing. &c also l.
the manufacture Of EnreIoTes, and eyery !s,i.
litv fer executing orders with tesra'th and f-
their delivery by Express Lines cr IS nav I,
e-rccd rPon. | can not fail to compete with II
no, excel any ott er estab'shUe-, ,T he kind
in the world. ~ Hcmro7a.i r. Ervelope,
constantly on hand, samples Of which nav b.
seen cHr0Ticie oiice, also q L .c-Staars5 Euy.
ily5I57i0 WN. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Registers Notices.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-

~ cerned tina, the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Registers
O lice at New Berlin. Union County, and that
the said accounts Will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance al the Orphans Court
to he held at New Berlin, for the county Of
Union, on the Sd Friday of February next.
being the 10th day of SAID month, VIZ:
The final account of David Myers. Admi-
nisirator of the estate of Leris Spatz, late OF
Kelly township, deceased.
The account of John q. Graybll, Admins
traitor of the estate of abraham Gray6iN, lale
of Perry township, deceased.
The account OF Daniel Z. HIbish, one OF the
Executors OF the last will and testament OF
Gegrge Clubs, late Of Washington township,
deceased.
The account Of John D. Smith and Moses
Specht, Administrators OF the estate OF Adam
Smith, late OF Beaver township, deceased.
The final account OF George Adams, Admit
nis,ra,or of the estate of Chrisfianna keeiy,
late of Penns township. deceased, filed by ia
cob Ot aud Mary Adams. Executors OF SAID
George Adams, deceased.
The accoun, of Reuben Smith, Aiminist-a-
tor of the estate Of Isaoe .uattern, late of West
Beaver township, deceased.
The only and final account Of Sem kuhns
and Daniel Kuhns, Administrators Of the
estate of Christian Kuhns, late Ct Centre town.
| ship, deceased. ....--s
The final account Of Nicholas Grover, Exc
cutor of the last will and testament Of Le,fs
Risb.ons ate oiNhte Deer township deceased.
The account of Henry &. Eyer, Admnistra-
tor de bons non with the Will annexed Of Jotn
.Snyfer. late Of Chapman township. deceased.
The account of Michael kieckner Guardian
! Of Crttarine AalmiAsr, late a minor daughter OF
George Aumiller, late OF Midd!ecreek township,
| deceased.
wv. PENNINGTON, Register.
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for the 2Oth Judicial District consisting OF the c'es
of uon and M..lin, aud JAcos WlfrsNkttK ahh Nl'
MARSHALL, Esiuire. Assoriatc Judges in 'nni conn.
have Issued their prrccpt bearing date the "v uay "
Ia, 1884, and To me directed for the holding u an or
Court Court of Common Pleas oyer and LEI mine
and general Quarter Sessions, az NtN btALi' LOT ~
county of Uuiou on the sc.rd Monday 81 fLb He-''
lt+ing the 18th day 1900 aud 10 continue TWO
NOTICE il therefore hereby given to the .ofoheI'
Justices Of the Pere and C"nstabies IN snd or the
ty u uuicn their proper oIs'hA VIII.
their Rolls, RECORDS, irqu!iitOns, ENhm'naohs' ani
other Kemcmbrances do those things which OF tnei,
as and in their bha spportsn to be done; and All
xpess and other persons prosecuting in bchaf OF the
Commonwealth against person or persons, hte ie
Iuir-i I've then and tn, re attending ana not
without leave at their peril Justices are requested 10
be punctrai In their attendance at the appointed time
agreeable To uotce.
Given under my hand and seal at the sherihs onse ~
New Berlin the th lay OF Jany the year Of our Lord
on. thousand eight hundred and ffty-hvo and IN thc
seventy year Of the Independence a. the United
States Of America. God sdvstts C,mmon1eHh
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Willow Ware. Sc.

II. COULTER. 70 South SECOND S.,
Pai'gIrgh q, . doors above Chestnut. Eas:
20. iH1.r'cr and Manufacturer all kinds G;
Va nL0N WARE-Cons.s,ilg IN rart OF
w the following. Lad es' Travel:-g Bas-
kei>. NcrA Ea>kyrs. Flower Baske>. Cf:c.
BasEe'S. Se-ar ha>Ee:~, Plain, Fancv and En-
oro'deret Ba>Ec's. ladies Work : lands and
Sewing Chars of beautiful design and excel.
lent workmanship. which he Is selling Ienar-
kab.y cheap for Cash.
N.B.-JuSt received r. n Ge-r-7rr. ,a-se
aud varied assortment Of FANCY GOODs.s 10
which the attention oi the pubic IS resPee;.
fully invited femJl7t3dI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
FEVE STATIONERY.

I'RAIG & FULTON. 10 South EIGHTH
Z Street, Fi'iGcelph.r-bec leave 10 call
;he a,teL;iDn If CouHtrp Dealers, Schools, and
persons y!sr.H- The Ci'r, TO Their conple.
a>>ortG EFT or Erg.sa, french, and Amriccn
STIIIONEE (which they are seliins Whole
sale a.d Re'aIl on tie most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises ereTy rGritfy oi Cap.
Leuer ard Nute PaTer and Euvel, 1es. iuclud.
ing full assortment of ihe celebrated roods
Of D. La Rue * Goa Thos Rhcads & Son,
Of London. Also
Gold and S'"c1 Pens. Drawing Pencils ia.
ocr'r and oihers). Erawir- Parer. Bristol
R"1rd ~"4iiaa Va. III. Iul ,.s1l> Rctsers.,
Gro s->- Nrs'.rf.'r. Sand r. ~ f,e Cutlery.
i.-'..--. i.rac; E.,ts.Ts...,.'oS Wit
Ir- E.-a. Gc.tSc. Persons v-si'5-c the CIV
can have 'hcrTaTer and er~slorss embossed
".'H ."'. sr.HE witt u; extra charge.
= Order .r.m dealers ard .u,r.-r..-rs of
learning Tes1Cctfr' is solicited ard filed w:;h
iAe s;r,c'es' integrity L6m5I7Pd,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
FOR s ALE,

~ That large and desirable property on the
IT.. corner of Market and Water stree,s.well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place IF business.
There is large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the first Aoor,6 bedrooms on
the second floor. and : large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen and Washhouse adloins.
There are also spacious CeIlar,large Cement
Cistern, a Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. +. Miller. Esq.
8 E.DAFlS.
Lewisburg, SEPT % 1880
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Appointments by Gov. Pollock.

HARR1sBuRG, Feb. 3.-Governor Pol
lock has made the following appointments:
Thomas J. Power, Of Beaver county,
(American Democrat Adjutant General
Of the State.
c. l.. Mascc, american Wbig,) Inspec-
tor Of Weights and Measures for Ale
gheny county.
Mr.. Culp, (Americ,n,) Flour Inspector
of Pi,tsburg.
The appointments are generally consid
cred to be good ones.
(The Philadelphia appointments viii
he made after the Election. The alleged
appointments for Philad. were Fabricated
by the enemies Of :he Administration q,
an electioneering scheme
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Union County Woodlands Ha
for Sale. ~

OOO ACRES will be sold in shares
\ .OOO of 10 acres at $50 per share, or
ten Shares for 1926 ach,payabe in ins'a ailments
of one dollar per month. Location OF lots 10
be determined BY drawing; but any person
NAV, by taking tract of 400 acres, have the
title made Immediately on payment ot the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable TO their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships OF
White Deer and West BuflalOe. and the new
road from Leuisburg 10 Sugar Valley passes
through il.
Itis covered with ,imbcr,such as White Oak,
Pine, Hemlocl. Ches,nu, und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-mills, tanneries.
DC, on majority Of the tracts. 1t is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and ]: miles
from Lewisburg, and was formerly the prop
eriy of Mr.. Jos. Sims. Apply to
q. FRANKLIN CLARK.
No. 3c South Third st. Phiiadeiphfn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Philadelphia ADV Is.
JrcucD Crua0ta,

Weighing l., tan - ounces,
NOR the cure Of HERNIA or ECPI URE-
Acsnowiedeed by the highest medical
aIthorucs OF Philadelphia, IncomparAbly su.
perIor To any other Il use. Sufferers VIII lie
srarfed to learn that the occasion now Oilers
to procure not only the hehte,t mt mast ,r.V.
hu, Is d4rGbb Truss as any other. IN Ieu of
the cumbrouS and uncomfortable article usu-
ally sold. There is no difficulty attending the
filing, and when the pad IS located II wi!l
retain lis position without change.
Persons at distance nnahie TO call on the
subscriber. can have the Truss sent 10 any
address, by renting Five Dollars for The SIN
gle Truss, or Ten for the doub'e-wirh measure
around the hips. and stating the side affected.
II Will be exchanged 10 suit If no, flung, by
returning II atonce. unso!,ed.
For sale only by the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Cor Twelfth Il Race Sts. PiiLideiphia.
y Ladies requiring the benefit of Mocha
meal Supports, owing to arrangement of the
internal organs, including falling Of the womb.
vocal pulmonary, dyspeptic. nervous. and spi-
nal weakness, are Informed that a competent
and experienced Lady will be in attendance at
the Rooms. (set apart fnr their exclusive u>r)
No. ia TWELFTH 81. ist door above Race.
ly533
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TO Persons ont If Employment.
$500 to $1,000 a-year.
A CHANCE 10 MAKE uONEF -iTD DO COOP
BOOK ENTS WANTED.

V,HE subscriber publishes number OF most
valuable Pictorial Books, very popular
and uC such a moral and rel gIous influence
THAI uN q roru IN may saf-y cng'-e in their t-fcu
ton u viii confer puiic BE- nett, and receive iar
come. ION Tor IN II laror-
T. N n e nteg and tact, this business oleTs an
oprortun1tv profitable yms Mt seldom met Win
Pc-sons wshm. 70 c--e-' IN tn n sale" VIII rcrife
PROMPT = b. mail Circular containing fu!l p4Ftcu-ar.
with Di-esofs persons disposed u act as Ae"rts
together With the which they VII! be
By addressing thr subscriber. Po.trad
ROBERT SEAKS. Publisher.
ISL William street, New YORK
eeIn Press. an rsady for At.ntS BY the j.; "f Oct,
1871 flustr1tsf Deception II tie Eisst1Ti Era
pre- For furth,.r particulars address as above
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Real Estate.
Orphans' Court Sale.

DY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
ID Court of Union county. will be exposed
to public sale, On the premises, on
Saturday, l0M February, 1855,
all that messuage and tract Of land situate in
Kelly Tp. Union Co, Pa, adjoining lands of
W. r. Wilson, Isaac Meyers and others, con-
tanipg Il9 Acres and 30 perches neat
measure. being the residue OF the real estate
of SAxu.L WILSON, decd. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, AM, when terms OF sale Will be
mai. known by RUBT II. LAIRD,
WM.WILSON,IR.
Administrators Of Samuel Wilson, dec d.
By the Court-SAMUEL RoUsn, Clerk.
Jan o. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
PhrenOiOsy.

FoUZEES. TrELLS, d co, FX0R yEW T0ES
Have opened Pkrsaods' zeal CaIin,;
ErT-T~l and BoOh Store, at 23s ARCH ST.,
t-[l4ZS between 9Th and 7lh. Philadelphia,
w -ard are prepared 10 furnish a.. their
~ Works TN fhrcnolocy. Physiology,
T HydrCpathv. Magnets m. and Phon-
~ ograPhy, al New York rrices.
Professional Examinations.wi,h Charis.aDi
full written descriptions Of character. g!vsr
day and e,cninS. X Cabinet fee 10 visi.
lors [lyjI7c5tql
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Selling OF at Cost!

MY Entire Stock of G00DS.-Call
1tl and see-Corner of Market and Fourth
streets. 4. Menscn.
Lewishurg, Jan. IS, 1885
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
Cor Twel0h & Race SIS PL;I,dlI,b;o
; Stock Window Shades.
G. /. MILLER ( co,

1851 1854
G.. /. MILLER & co,
Manufacturers and Wholesale ! Retail Dealers II,
w INDOW SHADES-soulh-wes corner
w Second and Arch Sts. PhjEdsirhir.
Such as Gothe's Landscapes, Borders. Vases.
Scrolls, BoqEe;S. Gold Borders. &c Of the most
beautiful designs and perfection of finish IN
hte country, and at such Low Prices as
10 challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands. CambricS, TaSSelS. Cords, Brasses
&c, IN every variety for City or Country trade.
70 We invite an examination of our Stock
al the Depot. 5. W. corner I'd & Arch. Phl!ad.
Jan. 1854 4n5II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-09
ZINC PAINTS.

4 MN
nNE-THlKD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and free fF,m all poisonous
qualities,
THE NEW JFFSFT INC Cn"TfNT hnTins
greatly aIg'd tie.r WORKS. aud proved the qusny
81 thor ~ ducts Hre rrcIs Isr"L to u- orders fur lhrh
SUfLhIOR PAINTS, Dry. an Ground in OIL, in
SEQ i" Aasrs ci IL IN - TO ,ly YuuuCs; also
Tbl. in barrels. Of eco pounds e. l.
Their WITH ZINC, which Is sold dry or rrourd IN
OIL Is warranted iuse and UEsurl asstd for BODY and
uniform hi',u,sS.
ue'hed ot Irci araton has recently beer discovered
vlcL 'ua 'u ftr ttrruuy 60 warrant tLer paints TO
Keep fresh ard g the Kegs Cr any reasonable time.
In h resi- tAc- paints Will he superior TO other
IL the rrsrltt-
Their BROW ZINC FAINT vhieh is sold at = low
vr.,c and only te mrde fiom the Zinc orts from
New Jersey. well known or its protective quai-
tie, when srTl.d 20 otlrr nletae surfaces.
Their STONE COLOR PAlNI possesses all the proper
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Eg-The National Era continues TO wage
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Now, we are glad to learn that SO many
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