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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
HARRISBURG BINDERY.
~. clyde & +. l.. 1AUter,
Successosst 10 u. o. HcAok II Co.
Book BINDERS AND STATIONERs, AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,

BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
Harrisbnry, Pa.
MOST respectfully inform iheirfriends that
Na they are engaged in the above business
~ directly opposite Herr's Hotel. 81 They
fla,ter themselves, by careful attention to their
business. to receive a Continuance Of the pat
ronase so literally enjoyed by the old firm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, County Offices,
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety Of full and hali-bound Constantly on
hand. Paper ruled TO any pattern. Old Books,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa-
pers, Bibles, Music, works issued in Nos. &C..
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Please give US a call. 4. " ii.
~ Books &c. to be bound may be left with
the Editor of the Chronicle. 500
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GTUVES-Parior, Wood. and Coal
y Stoves, various patterns, for sale at the
LewiShurg Foundry. Gtdjes, Marsh & Co.
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Map of Union County.

NOW in course of preparation, a MAP o.
Union County, 20 by II inches in size
exhibiting all the principal mountains and
streams, township and borough lines, roads,
and streets, post-oifces, churches, mills. s.school-
houses. &c. &c, with the proposed Division
line. 1t will be sold at $l,0O in plain style.
l,c5 when colored, I25 with muslin back and
rollers, and 80 when mounted and colored.
The subscriber asks the loan of drafts. &c /,
as he is desirous Of making a correct, hand
some, and useful map; and asks the patron
age OF the public generally.
X. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, May ls, 1854.
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CP0RTSMEN,-The subscriber has on hand
> large and well selected stock of Guus.
Pistols, Revolyers, Rifles, Game Bags, Powder
Horns, Shot Pouches, &C. as follows
Single barreled Shot Guns from : 800 to < =
Double do do l0.Oo to 40
Smooth cut RIiicS 1900 to Is
Twist do l0.00 20 L.
Fosters Pt. Twist Rides, very fine 1900 to 20
RevoiVers 7,G0 10 %
Pistols soc. 10 =
Comprising in all the best assortment 10 he
found IN this region, and at LOWER PRICES
than can be bnughtthiS side cfphiIadelrha In
conclusion, give him call and be convinced.
.O.RICHARDSON, Hariward Store.
doors north of tho Bank, Drnr;Ee
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New Firm---NcW Goods !
II ne,o Broom s'ceePs e!tan,'

by way of CattawiSsa Railroad,
nNE Of the choicest and most desirable
~ aSSortmeuts of scasonable DRY IND
FiNTY GOODS eyer brought to this place,
and which they offer at an unusually small
advance upon the first cost
Old friends and new, and the public sener-
ally, are. respectfully invited to call and see
for themselves.
TEA full assortment of HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, &C., and
at low prices.
IDDINGS & WETZEL.
Lewisburg, Oct. "a, 1884
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ij:trapi,s, 1pt;pi,fs, & 4Iqapfa,iqg.fs
Sj,0-IN CASH rRIZEs-S510.


Sj,0-IN CASH TRIZEs-S5I0.
NOLUME Y. of The SCIENTIFIC AVE
HCAN commences on the 10th Of Sen
tcmbcr. il is ch,eiy devoted to adyancemca
Of the interests Of Mechanics, Inventors, Man
UiacfCrerS, and Farmers. hv the diffusion Of
u-cful kHoged-c 81 tL,sc imTo RANT branches II IS
edited ~ men practical IS -tl in The avis arj s,er
and wI.cly REGARDED a sound ard able journal N,ary
alt tir valuable Patents which -uc weekly f-, tie
Patent 0ucy, Illustrated with Eusravincs; and Ii,
claims Cf all the fat,uts published in t> Co uuu,
thus uakiuc Tire raTcT perfect Sicni fc aIi Mechanis
tucFrol 7a l,r future as wei a resent reference lh'
Scent tr AmGricau l. very eteu iyyy uateits s-
Cuatlon in the last volume cxeeerg lSNe pies p"r
week. Iii in f-n ioy Inning; each ,oivuc c. 'snS
several hun iFt fr rsvir ard ovrri0u fas ~ h'aun
Matte. with IN lneX Tie p.7y,iI r,ertts aoHs axe
worth 10 family much 'h7n -ul>cril tt'n Prt-
The Publishers der The flo~ ~ vaiu"1e pyiL's IoI
the largest list cf uhsr scu ia ly the ls January
nrNt Sv vii be vsu for The larevst list, so or US
s.cou1 SIS for tn .h-rI. e-j & tie fourth so - ~
ffl -, IT the SIXTH, so ;c- the seventh, 50 ir ne
ci- hfh -. thc ninth. - for the tcn'h, 50 ~ u
eleventh ~ f the twrlth SlO tr the thir,rcNth 'N
- for the fourteenth. The cash will be paid to the ordf-
Of tie successful competitor Immediately after JsnuI5
/ 1t. I>-5.
TlEvs-Oue copy year -, cory six moths -
Eve copies six months 81 copies six months = IN
copies twelve months So twelve nths -
I twenty copies twrIve months IS in advance.
No numbered >ubscrirt tOIs above ~ can be taken "
less than g 10 ca-h Names can De sent a. Gfr'n'
! tims aud from different Post Otlrrs -
Southern and cstern money tAeu for sUbscri i''''
Letters should be directed psi iali To
MUM Co. rs Fulton street, View h'rA
! i. N->,rs. Mum c.. ext nsively eu5sf.d ~
procuring patents fr new Inventions, and WI ~. ~ a
inventors, without charge, in nssri to the n1'eAt
! their Improvements.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizensof I.swisburG and the travelling commun-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street halt a
square South of Market, and has proyideda good
lot OF Horses, with entirely new good and tash-
ionable Carriages, Bugsies, Sleighs, sc where all
wishing anything in his line may be accommod
ated on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants of his customers. and hopes by so doins
to merit and receive liberal share of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Lewisburg Dec 80, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

NRAiN or Seed Driiis-Ross' Patent
" decidedly the best and most durable
Gram Dill nowin use. for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry ty Gedte~, Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

WIZARDS Patent Gang Piow, supe-
W rior article, for sale al the Lewisbu.s
Foundry by G.iiss, Marsh Il Co.
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DIR. Jacob Horlacher

DOTANIC PHYSICIAN, having regained
ID his health, has resumed his practice Of
the healing art. His superior SALNE is still
in great demand, and all orders supplied as
usual. New Berlin. May s, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
ARMITAGE'S
1latcut nlnQnclic Eilbiniua RODS,

1JaItUl -tta9HClil tlJDii!UJ ttpu5,
and IN this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the mos; scientific g ntleInen in the world
Professors VI Murt..c, John OF, VI aiior and many
others that have examined them. recommend AID
speak of them IN the highest terms Of appreciation
aud have pronounced them the ouly safe rods III
use in thisor any other country for 'he protection
of Lives and Property. One advantage Is to divide
and throw back paft Of the ci'cirIc tlud harmless
20 the clouds in time OF a stroke this cnl!l lrs the
rod to conduct that portion OF fund that belongs
to the earth without The slishte-t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. I his rod has many other
advantages over he old one. The only place OF
manufacturing . in
ZINE 81. ) aors aIore I2H, PhilGds,phiG,
whore all persons are resTcc''pNy invited 10 call
aad examine for thernSely.s. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO = AEhIIAtE-
OideTa promptly attended to. TENS cash.
These rods have been purcLasel and succe> =
fully used ty the follow ing iuivitgals companies
and corporations, whose names are eheeriuly
submitted:
In 1uf mar TfT1d,iyIi1-A ( ;. Roberts. George
Saut1nrrr. Jaigc Bouyer. Judge Conrad, } MultoFd.
John Ii mes- T. e. Cla.ry, Breurer ii oakley Conrad
Iugerol. the Bluckey Alrshouse AuIe-son Brothers.
Rev. J. L. Grant. John hoffman, 1LJ-. Grovcr, Bate :
Hoons A. H. Giukrrs, II summons, Tlos Mott Co, Mr.
Downing. j. y. ,irrer. J. W Watson G.. IIulnuAr,ysJ
Ripley 60. J. Nyman b. BARREN J uveuslirc L. T. .T-
per- Mr.. sarplr, Mr. NlTtin, DlTbl-y, } B-nA4,y,
SIR rayi-on Or. raul. : H. Power Co. !. Win, p-Luy
H. Miller. the Rod Bank Hnrl. the L. Arsenal, the
spriI- ,,aTaru {. uImissIDnr-~' Hall.
IN the Ststs # Ne,r J,rSey-'isoT- 20 CFisTin Judge
MEAL. judge Dayton 3ohu NrtIn. DR.. Il. jiur!.-.
Benz Roberts, Mr.. ). DoVniac.
IN ItIC-N INTl-
Hartley Tpliar liafpcnny. I'm. Poster John Haas.
Mihael Peters, Jacob Smith. David Filman. lie Gben
NcHch. Geor." rrkn-r- N.ir {sriiH-Court Iipusr.
aui CummiS oner>' Office. LtHacf.he Tp-John Refer.
tn lr. aries wilson. IEfyIfrsfs9 Il ru
kuutz. simon huutz. FnH Ip--Isa4e Coudron. ahns
Deer Tp.-M.chael Hoffman.
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Cheap Saddle,
a II d II a rn c s 5
.Mlsssisfisc(Ory.

The subscriber, thank
full for favorS hitherto
conferred, respectfully
invites the public to call
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

CPECTACLES-Gold, Silver, Plated. and
- Steel, suitable for all ages. All kinds OF
Glasses put 10 Speciacles the shortcstno'icc.
Particular attention paid 10 fitting Glasses for
weak eyes J. l.. SODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
No Other Medical Agent

in the world can produce 50 many wei! "uthrrsir7ed
certificates of from Scientific Physicians and
gent Patients may b- found in each pamphlet. which
may be oh;inrd .gratil at the Drug Store Of THEo :
CHRIsr who sole for Mfiinhurr and vicinity and
who will explain the manner OF use to any one who may
apply. 80
In the citv Of New York. Mt the General Office, 5GS
Broadway there daily being sold from 70 CHAINS
and the sale and demand in Boston great in proper
the population, although they have only been IN
troduced three months
The Chains easily and equally aNplirah'e
to all classes of Ier>nnS;he child we'll the adult
and always ready FIR uSeneycr get cat ofrcpaIran
much article OF ornament as they are Of IaUab
Z means Of cure.
The Chains can BE- Scnt by mail to any rart of the v
States and be obtained in all the principal cities in
the Union. Physicians requested 10 examine th' m
CAEn 7 L,nigs-Iadirs " lp are cpcsl, rcu strl
them only for few moments At each time OF
applying for by long continued use, miscarriage Is ire
| quently produced
Jo>rPH SrrINEFT. Con Agent SIS Broadway, New York
| CHRIST &, CALDWELL, AgentS, Lewis burg
/ Iy52.iSl Union Co. Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

CULVER WhEE-Table. Tea. Dessert, Salt
- and Mustard Spoons, silver warranted
equa, to coin. Silver Tea spoons from 50
upwards, no charge for Engraving, at
J. L. IODERS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
DcLmaiion 10 the Cdi>ens Of
LewISbury anu Vicinity

Pnlvc-Inachers Hydro-EiectIic Vo!,aic Chains,
CONSTRUCTED 10 be worn next TO the
" skin, priucoing "a constant current Of
electro magnetism, eiIecting immediate rehJ
from oil acute pans, and
Permanent Cure of all Ncuralyic DISEASES
PULvERMACHER'S ELECTRIC CHAINS
We're first in France three years sine for the
of nervous af1rr being submitted u the most
thor tri. every hus tl in Paris by the most learned
Professors that city, they recommended to the
Government Of France. which granted patent for the
discovery During the wear 4s5l.. they introduced
in Germany, Austria, Prussia and England and year
since introduced patented by the l. : Government
Most astonishing cures cf
Rheumatism, stNNus Dance,
SweIrl Joints, rarita;ion OF the Heart,
Neuralgia of the Face, Periodical Headache
Deafness Bl.nlness, Pains from Indigestion,
Mysteries Dyspepsia, utrrin" Pains,
Frefy Dis.dss. cGi'0i Nsrrous.
squickly and rapidly cured by sim y wearing the Chain
for a few hours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the city Of New
York where they exhibited to PROS Valentine Mott.
Van Buren, Post Cacnocan, who readily discovered that
they possessed
.Srang> anT Singular F,igers IF
INSTINTLT RELlETING PA MS.
whenever applied and by their nlaton and in
nuence hev introduced into th different husHtls
of New York and III daily use m those InSitu-
tions in the OF the Of the
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The Far-Famed Medicine
HOLLOWAY'S Pills

'hcsc Pills being composed entirely of msaf.ir,t,
ere 81 nost Larn niir~s nature, whie iis ,,,,,a,,
arg 'irtr's they Fussess have render, N ~
saiiy IoTuiar in nearly ey,Ty Ialt tfrIt - ,Sf ,
immrns" s1rress they have met with throuri,., ~,
St"t's Is most rNtfsordiraTy oS .ng it i. rr.,.,
10 'h,lr NHhd.fiai 'i1fary IN the cure 81 EiIIon,
cnuFlaiHt- and disoTdrrs # the Liver and So
Persons 10 rer'e'otr in using them AeeorJ,,y :.
tir1siions ssicOIn tail in t'i,g festUred 10 Ls.IlA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

TEWELRT Of the latest pattern Of all quail
- iilcs for sale at the lowest City prices by
J. l.. IODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

n OLD CHAINS-Ladies' Chatelain. Gold
" Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, from $40
TO $40. at J. l.. YODER'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

nLATED WARE-Cake and card Baskets,
Table Forks, Spoons and Butter knives,
Teaspoons Silver-platcd on the best German
silver, 81 per doz. All goods warranted to
give satisfaction. All kinds OF Engraving AT
The shortest notice at J.L NODER'S.
GOLD PENS-al prices. in Gold and Silver
II Holders, and without holders. Tor sale
cheap at J. H. YODERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

graphing new Rate Table.

Lewisburg Or- from s, An, until IL. NJ from to
PM and from o. to ., P.x.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

NIOSTrespectfulIy announce tofriends and
N the public generally that they have Just
received a carefully selected stock Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Daaville Hardware Store,

THREE DOORS NORTH OF TIE BANI
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19
Mattiusrs.

In this city July 2 by Rev. N. Brooks, Mr.. Joseph An
gevine to Miss Margaret Eagle both Of this city.
In Bowdonham, MIR. John 4. Harvard, to Miss Mary A
Taylor, all of b.
In Biddeford Mr.. George W. Tarbox Of Thomaston,
Miss Sarah L. Clap, ofB.
In Augusta, John p Ancarloo Miss Esther c. Leigh
ton; John p Whitney to Miss Hannah L. Wells; Anthony
C. Merrill to Miss Ann L. WILKINS both of IIaloweli;
Charles q. Drew to Miss Mary NJ. G. Beach.
In Sidney, Lewelyn T. Clark Miss Betsey W. Lyon.
In Gardiner, Thomas Stoyle of c., Miss Lizzie Cass
of Hallowell.
In Lvermore, Joseph NJ. Meserye, ESQ., of Gardiner,
Miss Martha c. Coolidge of L.
In jersey City, Peter Mabe Merchant of New York.
Fannie youngest daughter Of Benz Cooke Esq, formerly
Of Gardiner.
In Rockland, Mr.. W. johnson to Miss Julia Ann Mo-
rang; Mr. Robert Benner Miss Lucy d. kirkpatrick; Mr.
Mr.. George W. Clouse to Miss Mary I. Jackson.
In South Tomaston John A. Emery, late of Sacramento
CAL, to Miss Kate S. Thornton of Dixmont.
In Bremen, by W. w. Keene, Esq Mr. Charles NASH to
Miss Hannah ID. Little, both Of Bremen.
In Portland, Mr. Elbridge Randall of Topsham, Mrs.
Mary d. knights of P.
In Bangor, Mr. Frank Hi ht to Miss Virginia Drummond
In Boston, Mr.. Vim. Z. Emerson to Miss Harriet NJ
daughter OF the late Capt James Mofat of Wiscasset
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19

The PRESIDENT All CAFE MAYA CORE
spondent of the Pennsylvania, in letter da-
ted July 2, Gays
"PresiJent Pierce attended church yester-
day 10 the Presbyterian church, (Rev. ME-.
Nixon, who, by the way, is young gentle
man of considerable talent and of much prom
ise.)
The President never looked better. No
one can deny but that his whole manner and
bearing are very attractive. | was particular
ly impressed with his conduct in church. Oc-
cuPying as he does position more elevated
than the throne of the greatest of earth's kings,
he seensed to feel himself in the temple of Him
whose presidency extends over myriads Of
worlds-an humble worshipper.",
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19
SEVEN DAYS LATER
EHoM. EU F q - L.

x ~
The steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye, from
Liverpool on the 30th ult., arrived at N. York
Wednesday morning at 6 O'Clock.
Among the passengers are Martin Van Blu
rem and family.
No further battles in the Crimea. Total
Of the allied loss on the 18th, 5000.
The siege of Sevastopol still progresses
with undated vigor.
Lord Raglan was dangerously i'll, and asked
to be recalled.
There were no indications of immediate op-
erations in the Sea of Azoff or the Baltic.
The official list of the battle of the 18th,
states the number of the English killed, wound
ed and missing, 1887, including 90 officers.
Number of the French 1897, including 1873
officers, among whom were Gen. Mejrana and
Brunce-both severely wounded.
1t is asserted in Paris that the failure was
owing partly TO the errors of the British COM
manding officers.
The English throw part of the blame on the
French.
A few cases of cholera had occurred among
the French troops.
The allies retain possession of the Round
Russian Fort in the Cemetery, captured on
the 18th, and also of the Mamelon.
Prince Gortschakoffs dispatches TO St. Pc
tersburg, are to the oath. He states that the
allies fire had weakened, and that the allied
troops which had crossed the Tehernays had
returned.
The Russians admit the Cossack's boat had
a flag of truce, but say they feared treachery.
Advices of the 2lst say the English Fleet
was cruising along the coast of Finland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19
FOUR DAYS LATER.

The steamship Arago, from Havre 4th inst.
arrived at Sandy Hook on Monday, bringing
London dates to the 4th inst.
The most important feature of the news is
the announcement that Lord Raglan died on
the 2Sth of June. He is succeeded in the
command Of the allied forces in the Crimea
by General Simpson. Further than the above,
there is no news of any moment from the seat
of war.
There had been some disturbances in Lon
don on account Of the proposed bill TO abolish
Sunday trading, and the obnoxious measure
was subsequently withdrawn in the House of
Commons.
An extraordinary session of the French
Legislature commenced on the Sd of July.-
The Emperor opened with speech, in the
course of which he said that important ques-
tions, abroad and at home, bad caused him to
abandon his Intention of going to the Crimea.
The amount of the new French loan is stat
ted TO be for $50 ZOO, 900 francs
The detailed accounts of the attack on the
,Malakof and Redan towers made on the 18th
ut., are published in eXtenso, in the London
morning journals. The various correspon-
dents ascribe the great loss which the French
and English experienced, 10 the want of prop
or management, and the total absence of mill
tary knowledge and Judgment so requisite in
such hazardous and difficult undertakings.
The correspondent Of The London News says
that after the defeat, mingled cries of shame
and indignation were general throughout the
camp. Officers and men alike felt that dis
grace had been incurred, and that in conse-
quence solely of the unredeemed mismanage-
ment, from drummer boys to Colonies. A
sense of humiliation filled every breast, the
deeper that everybody was sensible that neither
men nor reglmental officers had shown them
selves deficient in what, under proper guild
ance, would have commanded success. He
further states that deviation from the origi-
nal plan of the attack was made at the elev-
enth hour by General Pelissier, to which both
military sense and common sense agree in at
tribuu&g no small share of both the French
and our own failure.
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3n47o
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RELIeIoUs.-We learn that Trinity (Episco-
paD church, in this village, has succeeded in
making an arrangement by which the pulpi,
will be regularly supplied by Rev. Frederick
Gardiner. Mr.. q. is eminently qualified for
,he position. A ripe scholar, an earnest and
iersent preacher, and an industrious self-deny.
ing man. we trust his Iabors in our community
VIII meet with the reward they will 50 Justly
merit. lie has already entered upon his work
The Society have leased Auburn Hall; for the
coming year, and il will be opened for divine
service every Sunday, at the usual hours. The
seats are to be free for the present, therefore
all who are DESTROYS to attend church, and have
no settled place of attendance, can find ample
accommodations at the above place. Le,oisto,,
Advocate
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19

who are seeking to ride rough-shod over the
rights and liberties of the people. Il is for the
people Of Maine to decide whether they vii
longer be ruled by the set of harpes who now
have control Of the State overnment-wheih
er the Judiciary of the State shall be prostitute
ed to their base uses, as the legislative power
has already been-or whether they will, in
September next, rise in their majesty and
might, and hurl them from places which they
have disgraced, and from power which tney
have perverted and abused.-Age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-07-19

WoIfe's Schicdam Aromatic SchnapPs.
This medical di drink Is III nuiactured by the pro-
prietor ScheGam in Holland, expressly for medicinal
purposes Ii has submitted nearly all the first
Chemists ID Physicians in the United States, who EN-
dorse their signatures of the great
sentials Of the Materid Medica 1t is now Prescribed
with great success in Gravel, Gou' rheumatism OBJ
sructions of Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia il
has superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveoped in yellow
paper, with my name the bottle cork and label and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE.
IL, 20 and % Beaver ST., New York
3m47o % South Front AZ Philadenhia
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Dtatbs.

In Bowdon, Sth inst, Mrs. Harriet, wife Of Abner
Coombs, Esq, aged 40 years mos.
In Brunswick, Mrs. Priscilla j. Iussey aged Is yrs IL
months Mr.. Abraham Coburn, aged SO years
In Gardiner, Martha E., wife Of Richard X Littleied.
aged 45.
In llallowell, j. NJ. S. Wnsow, aged 81 years
In Augusta, Chandler Branch, aged 81 years; Miss
Elizabeth Fuller aged so years.
In Lewiston, VIM. Stevens, of West Gardiner aged 70
years.
In Bremen Mrs. Lucy W. Weber, aged 81 years.
In South Thomaston, Ida Racklf aged Il months and
fifteen days
merly of this city, aged SO.