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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

hese vessels OF the hIsi Glass; built expressly ui
u is trade and have superior accommodations for pass
apgers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified Tor the ttade ani vino will spare exertinn
accommodate.
They will be towed y" aud down the river by s,,eu
and may be relied l. sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from l}us
tan, will find il to their interest ship by this line
il is the only regular line and freight III always be
taken as low by any other vcssea aud every effort
will I've made by the agcrts in Richmond and Boston
sivesaiislsctnn.
We respectfully ash aul hope spnceod in Oh
laing full share of patronage
The vessels will lie ia Riciinl, / at Rockritsii
Boston at Rowes Wharf
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, H.,
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, { ~"
ans 0.lf I33 State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
NOTICE.

TIVE firm of Gregory d Royal was Dissolved GA
the both April last Either partner may the
name o the 'ncern in closing up he business
JAS D. GREGORY,
JAS. 7. R0YALL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

a NE W taOODs MAlG!sLs AND
ga JEWEiRf The snb-r ID. a.R It's dss OPEN
Ne an, entire new -toch Of goods, viii oher
ther FIR -aie Al lrices that NIL phrase all who
may Wish teiuy. His stock consists IN part Of fine
gold aHd silver watches e. eio0 fob, and guard
easins. t8 to s4 ladies and gents pins. u a5 ti0
-sne very Zoe iaea Iin; rings IS 10 ei0; fin
ger rssr- roll ani cofneou; bracelets v,ty fine
sii, liver aud seel sl.e,s h.ssm and c liar
bt,ors. t,hle steel bends. silver speon=. All eool-
var nted 20 he RIP cse.,ed srt ire money rvfnndeJ
81 JA+. THURMAN.
+ use 6as aNs Main 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
[Aeopy Of the o,i.iapll WA mSoN

We annex the following certificate from lady If Isl,
Of Wight county. Va, sn have liberty to refer to
great many of the citizens of Richmond and county of
H. nfico. aho have been entirely restored by its use
Dea, Srs:- Some time in 1916 was taken with
rheumatism, and confined u ms bed for eight
mooths and cond walk bear the least weight IN
on my feet, was offended by eminent physicinp
and found little or no relief A friend procured M. a
bottle of your excel en- Llnnent, which used accord
lug the directions, and found great reief in few
days and ia a few weeks was well, aud have not had
attack siace and think il better than any RENE "
in existence for rheumatism.
Yours respectfully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
ID ECOND NUpPLY OENEW GOODN.

ID--Ibe snbscfibrrs havrg received second supply
Of New Goods al greatly reduced prices. wpuid all
The Intention u purchasers TO the fpllowing:--
Plaid and Plain colared Silks;
Plain and figuied Black dbl
Plain ani funcy Barrges;
Organdie Mu-iins;
French JacoI cts and Lawns;
White Enbro deied Musns;
Barege Robes. very long;
Ieb,ze - .mbrohlered; -
Frenci, Work Collars. Sleeves and Handkerchiefs;
Gloves. Hosiery. sc, &C.;
and gbod stock OF fa:icy Prints All of birh will
ho sold much beiuc the usual prices.
june 7fs STlGLE3, McELDERY Il co.
Rennl.iesn and Floyll lnteflisence, cory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

Wm q. HARDWOOD, Of Richmond cucl Of Old Sore
and Ulcers which Disabled him from wuking. Took
few bottles Of Curters Spanish MIXTURE and wae eua
nenffy rured PES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

lANvitLE ~ 9 5. ISL
Mes,rs DOVE 4 CD, M srs. sAse s..-s ,urs /,
stating TINT so re Time hast y,a i'b4nght hottie nf
Doves Rheumatic Lipi1nenf 10 one of nv ser
wants affected with Rheumat.s m and applied il but once
so much, w,thout being enthey relieved from lis main
however, AS to attend to his usual duties which "a,
some days he had been detained from; when heard f
the sufferngs of lady, for whose relief her hu band
informed me he had tried variou PREF aration w,hon,
succ es. inn ediatey handed hin sss bottle wth the
request that he would give il fnir trial short time
thereafter gratied to lear from him, that having
use,lthe Linnent accoidngto the directions accnmna
nying it, his wifi from being bed ridden sur ring and
helpless companion, bad becors eefi.eay relioVed mo
restored to her aTp,opfipte duties.
lar,,I IL.
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MIDIcINRs.
DOVES RHEUMATIC LINIn.>.
ASSURE REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
80 mArTER ls waAr FaRa How Iona srasn,s,
warranted In every CaSe.

For sale l,y STRarHER& WHITEHEAD, LvnchLbrg Y.
TIME following cert aieates are from some IF H..
i uostrespeeiehe aud worthy citizens of Rirhnond
It's sirniry As ~eli counties of the State They a.,
well known, aud would not put tneir 10 any;b,ns
unworthy 81 il. We haze a'so the liberty Of relerrin
10 gre u many other4 male aud female who ara , -
v Hing l., sign certificate it will give verbally ,b
strongest fe-,;many in ifs 'svr Many after using tb
other popular iitit-,ts the day try this and pya.
riabiy any they w'nh noi gi . NIL the linnenf
ever made and il vii isk, pleseef IN recon nepdin
II to affirted with r. ustaii-,,.
We have made agd ia : ar MY 3 past soel
10 ,iaeiiv o R;,.na.aill wthat saiveai.k uutil ra
eeil.. ,,,rl AIT, his inrr,.tsei Il. .iso ara
We are nov ,endg Is aaear .sse.s tr !, q mia,
and ~ . aiu,f, c u svrfS ,teo,i,. :,
pay. bOt u y 8}o hafi"Haiti, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

i.a7. a s"atleiilsa N.ll keaeu n I'll,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
nERcHaNuls9.

TlNGs; Nc, DC Superior Black freneh anil
eodred Cni's Of the very finest make, superior French
Ca.ine'es fine Yesting., Cravats, Kid Gloves Pocket
tpwn and country viii please rive me- call For the
b9vn goods and YOU shall be well paid for your visit
ap27.ts = &e1s 4e#ss fsa b. ri LEWIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
The American Party In Philadelphia.
ADDRESS OF TIN EXECurIYE COMMITIEE.


To THE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
The executive committee OF the American party for
tie city OF Philadelphia having observed that the result
of tie election held the LIST inst for City Treasurer
Commissioner snd members OF Council has been misun-
dersood by persons at distance, and also misrepre-
scented by of those who opposed to the prnc
Piles and sscendAncy Of the American organic aon have
directed the undersigned to prepare SIMPLE statement
Of facts upon the truth of which friends may every
where most implicitly rely. This communication IS,
therefore, prepared in accordance with the direction
given by the committee and Its simple object to state
the literal facts in the On this account
spectfully invite your attention to 1t.
The election held in this city on the 1st instant Is,
perhaps the greatest triumph that the American
party has ever achieved. and presents the most
supremacy of our principles. Our friends never
entertained doubt that the strength Of our or
gauization would enable to triumph either
of the old political parties but the most saugune of
scarcely anticipated that the perisd would arrive when
would be stronger numerically than these old parties
shown this to be the but has also demon :ed
that in this vicinity strength has already
beyond this latter point 1t has not only exceeded this
united vote OF the whig and democratic parties but 1t
has, in addition beaten the entire naturalzed vote,
bon Catholic and Protestant which arrayed against
U.S. and which united upon the whg and democratic fu-
sion ticket to defeat the American candidates Notwth
standing all these elements OF opposition combined,
succeeded eecting our ticket by large majority, and
exhibited strength which was much beyou any cacu-
umphed therefore, single handed the foreign vote
and The united efforts Of the whis and democratic par
ties, snd encountered as formidable opposition
could, under circumstances be arrayed against
We annex the vote poed for City Treasurer and Com
missioner upon the uson ticket. in each Of the wards
Of the city OF Philadelphia in order that the strength of
the American party may be and the character Of
victory fully under stood. Ii is o. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12

al77 George II. Hillp thrown out
No other persons we're voted for candidates for
treasurer and commissioner except those named In the
foregoing list and Il ticket voted throughout the
whole city 1t is therefore fair test CT strength Of
the American party, ana exhibition Of the weakness
Of all our enemies.
1t bias been suggested BY those opposed to cause
that the msjority given for the American nominees ct
the recent election has been greatly reduced and that
this fact indicates falling of In cur strenth To this
we reply that the spring election of 1854 the wings
az body voted the American ticket and this fact ia
crease ed the majority which given for In 1885,
the wings, as party, repueiated al connection with
our principles and united with the democrats and
tursizei citizens in effort to prevent
Tie combination proved wholly unavaing at the recent
election and showed that our strength had increased
sufficiently in single year to the united op
position. We can confidently assert that our numbers
are sufficiently adequate to make the success OF eur
ticket In the city OF Philadelphia hereafter certain, with
out reference to the that the opponents Of
doctrines may take.
We would here state that we do not desire to be
derstood ss complaining Of the course which our oppo
nents thought proper to pursue It was natural to sup
pose that those who hoss to American sentiments
would meet upon common ground TO prevent the success
% cansidstes II vas however, the first Instance
which the wings had tod With the democratic party
in ortn ard ayowet hostility to our principles. Is re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12

.r,t -. s,s.strous 10 the asnce and lsftths wings
with icarcsy representative Of their sentiments any
stsoas S ss.ss J, sAs p.r 70 aid iaaas
Drophe 81 The srsst and wissst Of modern wniss
bsn,el wsbstss, short rs cs, .;,s W 4,
The truth Of his prediction Is daily becoming more uaai
fest an the result Of the las election In
is the strongest evidence thus far given Of its truth
Webster sympstbized in heart and With the Anne
rican psrty and was at the time OF mis- death s mo-
minee for President Of the United States No efforts
could induce to decline the no min elton
given him by the American Convention; aud his exsu-
Pile should not be without its induencs upon the wise
and patriotic of his own party His conduct in endsa
voring to advance American principles in tie coumu
nifty in strong contrast with the remnant Of wings in
PROSTATE II by uniting with the foreign voters.
1t not the object Of this communication to enter n
IT, its cardinal dess Is to place tns government in
the hands Of native born ctzsns to the exclusion Of all
foreigners from Office whether Catholics or protestants
1t does not sympathize with local parties feelings, but
attached to the constitution Of the United States and
the preservation of glorious Union. These it will
stances believing that the Acknowledgement OF the Union
would be the greatest calamity which could befa the
trne that Americans only shall rule Amsrca-hat the
constitution of the United States and every part Of it.
shall be recognized and regarded throughout the land
the supreme law and that it's unequv0cal
to be obeyed in that spirit OF honesty and sincerity
necessary TO it's psrpetuty and SO essential to its eec
vdual citizen, well sovereign States IMPOSING
the American Union We desire, therefore, In conclu
sion to remind you in the language Of the Luxurious
Washington, thst-
at of infinite moment that you should properly est
mate the immense value Of your national Unon
collective and individual happiness You should cherish
. cordial habitual and immoveable attachment TO It;
accust0mng yourselves think and speak Of rs the
palladium Of your political safety and operty watch
ing for its with jealous anxiety dscouue
nancng whatever may suggest suspicion that 1t
in any event be Abandoned; and Indignantly frown-
ing upon the first davnng of every attempt to ALLEVIATE
any portion of country from the rest to enfesble
the sacred ties which now bind together the various
parts.n JOHN W. ASHMEAD, I
JOSEPH NJ CHURCH,
JNO. 8. WILSON,
JOSEPH /. CHESTER, Committee.
JOSEPH WOOD Jr.,
GEO. p. PHENXEY,
GEO. S. SHARP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
Memnrnnda.

Bark Silver Cloud 452 TONS built of the materials
Georgetown, Ne, in 1853 sold At Boston 9Th inst
$3.50, half cash. half months.
The Am clipper bark Adjuster, belonging to Punch 1
heineke has been sold in Hamburg at Ell ton register
The ship launched by Capt Elisha Brown Owls Head
I'd inst is called the octavius and not the octavia
ported.
The we'll found fast sailing and substantially built ship
Venice sold At Philadspha 10TH inst auction
800 She 10 16 years old and her tonnage about 600
TONS Her present Messrs Burton Clement who
intend her for The freghtng business Philadelphia
New Orleans, and Liverpool.
MIssse vEssEL-Br Ship Sir Charles Napier, Pettingll
which sailed from Savannah for London 18th January has
not since been heard Of
LAuscHrD-At Bath 9th inst by AS Austin Eco. splen.
did three deck chip Of about 1860 TONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
Herald Marine Correspondence.

KINGSTON tJa April 1s-Arr l4th. brig Linda Csrpsn.
ter, Jacksonville.
Sid 18th schr Metis Dorr New York 10TH briggs Icsran
King, and Amulet, Robbins, Cuba.
EDCARTOwN May Arr bark Little Lizzie, Gpat-
rick CaIdenas for Boston schrs Artist Hobart Gresnpor
Jsmon Jamison, York for Rockland; Superior
Yeaton do do Harriet Neyll, Ryer, do for Bangor
In 9Th the vessels above reported an some Others
boundE.
Art sth schrs Snow; Canary New York for Calais Sa
rah CLARK Ficbos Philadelphia slas Wright, Murphy,
York for Boston.
ENE. -
loth-A the vessels above reported remain, with
others.
PHILADELPHIA, May l1-Arr schrs Z Townse vii.
liams Charlestown. Mass; Baker, Bsckman, NYork.
Below ship Sturges from Callso bark Drebert Hew
Ga steamer Delaware Copes NYork ship United States
Some West; brig Mozele Hardy Bangor schrs John
Fsrnum. Baker Providence; Townsend. Williams Cam
bridgeport Rough and Ready, Harris, Georgetown SC
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PHILADELPH
lisms Eharlqat0N


SHiP LrvIyG Acr, Of Boston, from Shanghae for New
York before reported wrecked the Praas Shos went
Jan and was total loss with her cargo Capt Holmes
and saved. The Tom Bovine, British ship
was wrecked on the same shosl about the time.
BARK GALLsco, Of Providence was at Montevideo Feb
IL, waiting orders from the United States and in want OF
funds to pay expenses OF repairs. some $4,000 !,
FIsHrro Sea CLARA Porter, and another schoe ner
unknown in contact the evening OF the 9h
inst, Beverly The unknown schooner sunk. All
hands taken Of by the Porter, aud carried 70
Beverly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
.Jera ey CITY News.

THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE-Yesterday the exam-
nation was closed in this case relative to the pond mas
teri tickets which thrown out Of the First ward
turns ut the late election The papers have been taken
10 court and at 10 O'Clock this morning IL IL expected
that the case viii be heard before the court Until this
case Is decided Jersey City win be without Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12

Court Calendar-This Day.
0onxos PIxAs-Part Mos ITO, 4l6, 30s, b02, 500,
542 543 Part 2Nos $40, 523, $50, 545 to 54s, $50,
552 b53, b54 to 55S, 416.
The other Courts Motions and decisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12


is the mouthpece of the South, these about
much to be denounced as myself. Now, there must be
no dissent from slavery 90 the part OF any Nortpera
recoected that certain occasion General Cass said
-"h's constituents Thank God, live in free State
- -, 80 ssnoupced AZ degraded politician, and
For ,ns nne,Sosra by the Southern men, ~ thank God
live IN iree ho,s head and front of his ocndrg
That was sss viii be restored to Southern
Now Gen O 81 sm very sorry that was born in
e. IN view Of his acton on slavery
Atsr, Se Goud iaater DR. Charming some time
Aso wrote book opsip which he undertook to show
.serss,y how you might nproach the South the
.no :. s1r oos and ~ ud ssd ws San
ssainst the principle Of sayers Enough Everywhere
hswS covered with opPsossnand General waddy
r sss Sas fGsHsatI So there was S sysS thing
- p,iJdle course for them to pursue Nav continues
no. SsT. n New when NEW
nsio spV Of our Smnuny as bsh 3. morality Of
YoeK hRALD.s high as the popular religion Of the
muRfy-lashteT applause and hisses)-and there
,Oxiety ysich the HERALD shows fo- the maintenance
OF situtions. Mr. Bennett is very religious man
AusssrD take IT thai bis religious , experience
vm asked by the deacon OF her church
.'seer, ho. do you ieel in your soul to.dsyY' "wby
SON Of Beeln.bub" Qsughter) "oh, no, sister"
ssid the deacon, .'you do not mean that" 'swel,r
said she, 81 meansOme Of tue old patrsrchs and
90 not care which cloud laughter) : think Mr.
BenDetts ideas Of worship not unlike those Of old
Mrs Pstington who told her little boy Ike pointing to
q church the way-"That If where the Gospel Ia
d'spepsed with" (Continued laughter) However
Mr. Bennett il not the worst OF Cheers and hss
ts) Itake that he Is ncomparaSly the kingdom
Of heaven than Is Nehemiah Adams OF Boston, or Presi
dent Lord OF Dartmouth College. There is hope for
Inn, for James Gordon Bennett, for you hnos that.
while the lamp holds out TO burn
The yiest sinner may return.-tLoud laughserJ
There IL hope for him, but for them. daughter
The third head Of my text is that II is easy to overthrow
the constitution and religion by preaching in favor Of
sbotionism; and II viii talk in this way, the consti.
tuton viii CO. the Union win be dissolved, and chaos
wir come again. Well, IL this is 30, what Is worth
SAVING take II that who has any respect for
woman, VIII ever see mother, wife, or daughter
binder e lash OF slave driver without denounoing the
iaw Witch alowsit. Well dsunion not formed for
1sers be We are, however, agreed this that the
toosttuton Of the country made for the white po
Iuton North and South, and that ali white people are
equal under the constitution take IL that they who
ihgt the colored people intended to share In
s rights OF citizenship, win not say that those fathers
lsk fcu Us the right to speak This lie broad as Il
hng II we may not 60 10 the South and speaf our
81 freely the subject OF slavery then by pari
A. 81 IeatOniDg It Is constuonally just broad Is Il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-18
The Lewisburg Chronicle.
,,prpExpEsr rANILf JOURNAL,
;,,nsd on Friday Mornings at liepisturg,
-, cowu,y. Pennsylvania.

L
,-pys-sl so per year, TO De PAID IN ApVANcE-ahd
f,r longer or shorter period Thus,
,;,, nav for four months, 30 cts for six months,
,.i.., months, s, for sixteen months, So for two
4. single Nos, cts. Payments by mail paid
r.a in gold postage stamps, or bank notes at their
.r,. here. sPa7ers stop with the time paid for
.nvrR-sErExrs handsomely inserted at so cents per
on. week Is cents each subsequent insertion, s.
70, al, months Is a year. Half 'quare-2"e l5c 3!
a, Txo sauarcs-sl sec 81, $3.50 Mer-'hants &c not
,,-tb Of A column, so year. All others may
-, rr,.n A square is l6 lines Of brewer, or l. Of
n,re Large stcreo,ypes, and advertisements Of
,,,-,riac tendency. not admitted.
Commune desired topics Of general interest
MOI within the range Of party sectarian contest All
letters to come postpaid, accompanied by the name ana
,,,-.,s Of the writer, TO receive attention.
Til. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
On. ,,broui-e by which often get important News
In advance fthe Mails
r,,.-.ai with the Office ample materials for most
,t,,,o ton PRINTING which will be executed with
..a,,.s. ,a scspatrh and reasonable terms.
a. C,su., Advertisements to lie paid for when handed
L., 81 I,b Work when delivered.
e, on Market street, north side, second story, "a
door above the Pest once.
woRpEN CORNELIUS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-18
aHave you seen sam r.

Have you seen SAINT
CEEMS to be a Question asked BY
- almost everybody; boi we inquire,
Have yon s.en the Ln'e Firm,
with their supply Of
New Boots, Shoes, CATERS, SCI
Sff, The subscribers having associated them
~ selves into a Copartnetship IN business.
now offer to the public, al the Old Stand
OF 5. & b. SLIvrn, on Market ST. the cheapest
Cor CASH and best lot Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
for Men ard Boys, ever offered m Lewisbu.I.
Also new and splendid assortment Of
Gun SHOES far Luii., and Gentlemrn,
A variety of Caters, Half Caters, Ties. Bus
kins, Slippers &c. for Ladies and Misses.
also Children's Shoes Of tire latest
styles and sizes &c. &c. &c.
Work made to 0rder-NeBilny Zone NJ
usual-and as the Workmen have read-r-d
satisfaction heretofore, We trust We shall have
full share Of public patronage. SAM viii
continue TO be on haai as formerly. and hopes
TO give general satisfaction to all c1stomers.
SLIFER d M'FADDIN.
Lewisburg, Feb. %, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-18
Map of Union and Snyder Counties.
VARNISIIED, with Wooden Rollers.

and on Muslin, ready 10 be hung up,
will be sent by the subscriber. postage paid:
Township map, colored, for 81 80
theological :. {" IS
The Division line is drawn on this Map, also
Township lines, and as II contains all the
principal Roads, and shows comparative dis
tances, 1t should be studied by ali who are TO
vote on the location of the Seat of Justice.
The Geological Map shows the strata Of the
two Counties.
For cheaper copies of the Map, address
X. VOLKMAR.
LewiSburg, May IL, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-18
Iewismrg Chronicle West Branch Farmer-May 49, 1855.
q esuisii,,rn Hdrket.
MI IARH1IUo

In Plymouth, Luzerne Co, Pa, on the 10Th
inst, by Elder VIM. Lane, THOMPSON G. EvASs,
of Lewsburg, and Miss RHonA A., daughter
of X bert Davenport, Esq, of the former place.
+ Another benefit for the printers Our Eng
lish types can give but a fam, idea of the good
wishes and hearty thanks rendered TO the hap
py twain by the whole "Chronicle" establish
ment, and our bachelor friend also
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-18
]. franklin Harvey, N. D..
HOMEOPATHIC Physician---WOull


IL respectfully announce to the citizens of
lewisburs and vicinity that he has permanent
ly located himself in this place, and asks
share of the public patronage, feeling assured
that he can treat with unsurpassed success all
durable diseases that the human family are
prone to. In the treatment Of diseases If fe-
males and children the great Hon pupaihic
law stands without rivals also III chronic
diseases, that has baf,ed the SKILL of other sys
tens, Homeopathy stands forth as a giant.
claiming victory IN almost every case. All
We afflicted give II Il irial II will not ccst you
much Try before you condemn.
DR.. II. IS regular graduate Of the Homn-
opathic Medical College, Of Pennsylvania,
(Philada.)
Office on Second street, above Market, for
merry occupied by Dr.. Wilson. where he can
be consulted at all times when not on profess
sIonal duty.
LewIsburg, April 20, 1855.
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Lelrlsbssrg, Pa.

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1899
nvrprrzr,- Manufacturers Merchants. Mechanics,
a Pablo Ohcers in CITY and Country fHb'i'h'rL
all who wish to buy or sc-would do we'll to einpos t
columns of the Lsct b4rg Chrontci'' "hl,h ia. = "7
l,ry. propart.nn Of active, solvent producers
spi dealers as any in the State