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w HIsKERS. BEARD " MUsrACHo.r

n HlSkEKS. BEARD " MUsINChOlS
w Forced to grow III SIX weeks hy DR..
LAFONT'S CAPILLARY COMPOt ND,war
r"nied not TO STAN or nJure the skin. Price
90 per Package, or 3 for 81
Sent 10 any part of the country, by mail, on
receipt of remittance. Address SW EET-
ZER & co, Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore,
MARYLAND.
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CT LOUIS Nov. live have advices
i'Oni Lawrence TO the 10th inst, stating
mat on the Saturday previous, twenty pris.
onc's taken at Hickory Point, were found
guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to
i've years imprisonment at hard labor.
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Ready-naade Clothing
COURT HOUSE.

IIlE Subscribers 10 the Building Of
l. the Union County Courr House &c, are
requested to pay the ETENTH Of ,hs,f
subscriptions. to the undersigned on the Er.f
day Of erery succeeding v.o,fh. ill the whole i,
paid--eommcncing on the Isl dav Of Febrssr,
next BY order of the Building Committees
JAMES +. LINN, Tr, ,a,ursr.
Lswi>burg ian. 10. 1886
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Information Wanted.
TEN Dollars Reward is offered

l such information as will enable the und-
erSlgned 10 find out where boy is BY the
name of FKiNCLS HORTIiN, son of 4.
b. HOFFMAN, Esq, who let hIs home al Mon
louisville, Lycomng county, in June last. Said
boy IS IL years of ase-haS dark hair AID a
low forehead, with deep dImple on his chin.
The above reward will be paid any person that
NAV inform Mrs s.MarIha Hoffman, ,Fowlersvi!le,
Col. Co.. or John Horrman, NonIoursvIlle, 10y
letter or otherwise,) concerning his wherea
bouts. MARTHA HOFFMAN.
Oct. 4. 1856 3w
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COAIt COAL!

QUAIL
GOAL THE Undersigned would res
" pecifully inform the citizens of Lewisburs
and vicinity, as well as persons IN adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
suppIy Of SHANOKIN and WILKS-BARRE
coal, for Stove and other purposes, of every
variety and size and will deliver Coal to desiring
it, as h. has team that purpose. Having erected n
p,ir Of good EIGII SCALES, he assure persons
purchasuc Coal that they will get full weight and thus
nav only f1- what they receive.
Coal he had at the lowest Cash prices at his Yard
a few yards FROM Mr.. Wedensaul's Hotel
UTiCHINC-all kinds will be attended to at his Coal
Yard. uEoituE hoLSiLiN.
Iewisburg. May II. 1856
1871 Also Backsmith's Coal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-21

sa-The Lowisburg Republican Associ-
alton, a, its meeting last Friday evening,
adopted the Constitution and Report to be
found on the first page Of this paper, aud
resolved to have meeting on Tueslly
evening Of every regular Court Adjour-
ned to THIS ETEALNG, at Ammoas'
UH, wien Officers are to be elected, by
ballot, for the ensuing year.
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Bank Notice.

4 PPLICATION will be made to the next
~ Legislature 10 change the name Of the
Z" LewiSburg Savings Institution, located al
LewiSbnrg. in the county of Union, TO THE
LEWiSBURG BANk," with One Hundred
Thousand Dollars additional capital, and
authority to issue their own notes for circala-
ton; subject to the provisions of the general
banking laws of this Commonwealth.
DAVID REBER. Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Pa June IL, 1886
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san. The Canal Commissioners have
made the following among other appoint
ments
.Sppcrrisors-Lower Junia,a District, D
Eiscnhise West Branch, Thos.W Lloyd
North Brauch, Geo. W Search.
C,Rectors-Newport, John Ilarfzell
Lewistown, A G. Harvey; Williamsport
j. Piau; Northumberland, J. Svineford
Beach Haven, j. 5. Follmer Athens, W
Ii. Ovcrton.
Weiyhmnaers-Beach Haven, f. NJ
Bride, T. S Bacon.
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DtfO,

In Danvlle, 18th inst. aged years. JoHS.
son OF Evan Fisher, formerly of Lewisburg.
In White Deer TIP, Isl inst. MICHAEL Ness,
in his 60lh year.
o In Delaware Tp., Both ult., GEoRsE WATSON,
in his 74ih year.
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Have you seen SAM?n

Have you seen SAM?"
SEEMS TO be a Question asked BY
~ almost everybody; but we inquire,
Nare .yon seen the Late FTrm,
with their supply of
New Boots; shoes. Caters, Sc.
0F,, The suhe-r'LpIS having associated them
PLt selves into CopariUership in business
now offer IT, the public, al the Old Stand
of s. & d. SLIFLH, on Market ST. The cheaps
Cor Cash) and best lot Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
for Men and BOYS. ever offered in Lewi,bu,,
Also new and splendid assortment Of
GUN SHOES far Ladies' and Gentlemen
A variety OF CATERS Half Caters. Tie, R,.
klns, Slippers &c. for Ladies and Misses.
also ChIldrens Shoes of the LATEST
styles and sizes &c. &c SC.
Work made to order-Menting done
usual-and as the Workmen have rend.r.o
satisfaction heretofore, We trust we shall h,,.
full share Of public patronage SAM will
continue to be on hand as formerly, and bore.
TO give general satisfaction 10 ali customers.
SL.t Ii Il M'FApDIN.
wIShuro. Feb. > is5
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sn-TAe ground Is broken ir the new
Seminary aud University Buildings, at
L-wi>hurg.
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T A I L 0 r I n G
The First of the Season.

The First Of the Season
OPENING OF THE CANPAIGN!!
NEW Fall Goods ! at Goodman &
" Chamberlin's. Rich new styles all wool
s,riped De LANES. Also. MuuSlin ce LANES,
new STYLES, in endless variety-Just opened.
NEW FALL CHINTZES-I50 pieces
new Fall Calicoes of the latest styles-tast
colorS.
RICH, GLOSSY BLACK SILKS opened
this day.
NEW FALL SHAWLS! new styles Stel-
la. Broch6 Thbet, Cashmere and Cloth ShawlS
just opened at
GOODMAN & CHAMBERLIN's.
Lewisburg, Sept. 25, 1856.
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, see New advertisements.

"AGRICoLA.' shall appear IN our next.
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A New Music Book.

vINO THE LADIES'. Schrsyer 4 Son are
selling off large lot of Dress Goods,
Bareges, Braze deLaines. Chaliies, Brilliant
Lawns and Glnghams izs7 at reduced prices.
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s3arpcr'S Magazine:
r e II o v A L .

G,c0S De NOrmaniie'S Clock,
Sa-<-.zc.s.ssI5As Watch and Jewelry Store is
removed 10 Room on 81 storey. adjoining the
Telegraph and " Chronicle" offices. Re-
pairing done as usual, and on reasonable
terms. Sept. s. '5Gm3
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tgui...E SE.230.OG0.

FqrMtsS' {: Wt:qa0i:s' 1Rsqfaq:s Comp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-21

FRIDAY MORNlNG, Nov. y, 1886
pyEITIZE, ,-NIauutacturrrs. Merchants. Nerl anr',
u p,ai- Ori-rrs ia Cit, aui Country. FuhI-'ler~-
all who wish scllwpud do we'll 10 employ tn"
-umus the LrtrtsUra ctrHsrS- "H'rt' la, "a i"fsr
a. Inrrcas. cirrl liou ia a 'luI.luuty containing a
srge proportion f active, sol vent producers, crnsuu'F'
s,I dealers, -, any the state
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\ CAR


To the Ctti@rnS ct LctrisJury.
'y'HE object Of this Card is to call your
/ attention 10 the fact that you can buy
! your Books and Stationery cheaper, aud have
a larger stock ami variety 10 select from al
Neyius - Co.'S Cheap Bo0kstore,
than any other place in this town. We wish
I YOU 10 call ard see for yourselves and thereby
be convinced. If you were 10 consult your
own IuIeTe>t.yuu would .Iyethis establishment
your liberal encouragement. We desire to
see a taste for reading grow up. and 10 fur
ther this We place good ana useful works al
such low rates as 10 be within The reach OF
all. Young men DESTROYS of improving their
minds should embrace this opportunity Of
furnishing themselves with Books of Travel,
History, Biography, Narrative, Science and
Art, which we offer at low prices.
s3arpcr's Magazine:
N0Lr is Hr Time to SubscriJe.-We furnish
this popular Magazine for
D>E YEAR S2,15,
PAYABLE in advance. Call and suhscribe-the
next volume commences IN December.
~ Subscriptions taken for any Of the
Ppuidr .Ng0=incs anil nnperS.
MENUS & co, Lewisburg.
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Nor. "a, 1856,
assisted by Miss S. + WHlTEHOUSE, Miss
Z. Z. RAWsON, and Prof. E. H. FROST.
PART I. will consist of Songs, Dnetts,
Trins, &c, of high ami classical description.
PART ii. will consist of chaste and beauti-
ful, bnt highly interesting Humorous, Comic
and Popular pieces.
Tickets % cts; for sale at MI J. L. YoDEn's,
and al the door.
To commence at y o'clock.
ly-Prof J. takes the liberty to say, that Miss
WHrrEHousE is one of the best treble singers,
and Prof FnosT one of the best tenor singers
in the country. The pieces 10 be sung have
been carefully prepared for Musical Conven-
tions, and it is very seldom such a perform
ance can be heard anywhere. Nov. 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-21

gH~Our Northumberland county cotem-
poraries speak with much appreciation of
the Nap Of Northumberland county, just
issued by K.NoLKMAR, Of Lewisburg. 1t
exhibits a marked Improvement in litho-
graphy-has cost the worthy publisher a
large expenditure of time and labor-and
on this account, as well as fol its intrinsic
merits and utility, should be well patron
lied by the citIzeus of that county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-21
white Gal, Pests for sale. Inquire
Of WM. LONGBl.
LeWIsburg, Nov. 3 Is.6
IL. CEEEsAssT.

-. Is. CEGEsatsT. SURGEON
CIR DENII>T having returned from
his western excursion, has resumed
his operations. Office, next door to Brown *
Riucr', Ssarc, Ndrke street LewiSturg.
Nov. II, 1856.
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RECONNE.NDiTTONS.
..IH1. xt,N I'm.

JAthsIuwN, Juhr I3th, TNll.
w o. IIIcKoK SIE-I have one OF your Improved Cider
Nls used the Mill last October and on trial ground
fy bushels fappes per hour Keep the ground apples
twelve hours and press out two barrels If cider per
hour with l can recommend your improved
Cider Mil to all fruit growers, for speed and saving
Iar can make thirty 1--WE gallons of cider FROM
ana one half bushels common apples. The cider De
pressed from the porace without using water CIDER
will Keep one year when water is not used at the press
LniiN MNnnEE-
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University of Louisiana.

NJ b ID CAL ID Ell A h L III h n L.
THE annual Course OF Lectures in this department
J. will commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1856
and will terminate in the ensuing March 4.
James jones, NJ d. Professor of Practice of Medicine
J. L. Riddell, II. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. Ii. Cenas, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustavus ANott. NJ D., Professor OF Materia Medica
J. e. P. ANedeBuandt, NJ. D. Professor of Anatomy
Thomas Hunt. NJ D.. Professor of Physiology and Pa
thohgF.
Gil5ert s. Vance, VI. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The rooms FOR Dissec,iDg will be open the third
Monday in October.
TIE Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
Of the Charity Hospital, and attend this institution
from November to April.
The stadent accompany the professors in their Wis
lis. and free ofsexpense enjoy extraordinary practical
advantages.
There are during the season about eight hundred
persons prescribed for daily.
Preliminary tJtAe course. Lectures will be delivered
daily in the AfapiitheatTe of the Hospital from the
frs: Monday id November, Clinical Medicine and
Surgery AuscuItation and Percussion, and other sub
jects, without any charge to students.
M@ THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D., Dean.
The administrators OF the Charity Hospital elect
nualy, 10 April fourteen resident students, who
by The institution
New Orleans, July 3, is56-6m u.
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grandmother. said little Gretchen. WHY

/ 'tGrandmother," said little Gretchen, why
do ron call this beautiful flower. blue as the
sky, crossing By this brook, forget memoir
/ '"My dhild,' said the grandmother. 4 &C
fcompaned your father once, who was going on
a long journey, to this brook. He told me when
/ saw this little flower must think of him; and
50 we have always called it the sforget-nle-
not"
| Said hnppy little Gretchen: 4 have neither
patents, nor sisters nor friends, from whom
AM partei. do not know whom | can think
OF when | see the ..forge,-me-not.
II will tell YOU said her grandmother,
ttspme ore Of whom this flower may remind
yoti-Hirn who made it, Every flower in the
meadow says. ..Remember Cod every flow
er in the garden and the field says to Us OF its
Creator Forget me not
1 u sweat young lady. oft tender and SYM
pathetic aye of ten. on returning from church
the other day. threw herself languidly upon a
sofa. and exclaimed:
REALLY. mamma, must decline attending
church with you in future unless We can OBJ
tain different pew from that We occupy at
present"
"Nhy 500 asked the astonished parent
Because. replied the incipient eoquette,
..!heFe is j person in the adjoining pew who
stares at me like a post; and do assure you,
nv dearest mamma. that never gave him the
slightest encouragement.
Every thing may be nnimieked By hypocrisy
bur humility and love united. The more rare,
the more radiant when they meet.
Sidney Smith sars The Anglo-Saxon race
was r1ade Tor two purposes-to manufacture
calico and steal land. A hart hit, and, We fear
not ulldesersed
| nayer knew but one person who interfered
between man and wife in their broils with sue
cess, said q philosopher, and that was the per-
son who thfashed them both soundly.
There is a man in Connecticut who has such
haired for every thing appertainlng 10 mon
archy that he won't wear a crown on his hat.
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o PLANTERS d. OWNERS OF STOCR
LeaFett'S Patent Portable
q d A u a
CORN A Nd COB MIL

THE undersigned having purchased the patent
i right OF this valuable invention for DeSoto pa
sh asks the attention of planters Of cattle and
the public generally its utility, cheapness and
.unequaed capacity for grinding meal for bread
and cob for stock, sheIIIng corn Il grinds from
1910 Is bushels per hour, is easily handled and can
in few hours be put work in any places and is SO
simple in its construction that there is fear OF Its
getting ont OF order. ANY boy negTo man can
manage it. One of the mills is at work on the
public square. where the public is invited call and
examine merits They are sold extremely low and
on liberal terms. ]. CONSTANTINE.
Mansfield Naremher 2S. lS55
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Patent Medicines.

DULL's SarSapariila: Sands Sarsapariila; Rad
- ways Ready Relief: Arabian and Mustang Lin
ment; Ayers Cherry PectoFal; Perry Davis Pain Xii
er; Rushton's Cod Liver Oil; DaIiey's magical pain
extractor VOLTS Schiedan Schnapps MeAiisters all
healing ointment; HnEoway's ointment and pisis;Mof-
fats life pills and phoenix biiters; Browns Jamaica
ginger: India choagogue; Hollands German bitters:
New England cough syrup; Bryan's pulmonic waters;
Bateman's drops; Hays pile ointment: Lees, Bran
dreths, Jayne', and Wrighs Indian vegetable pills;
Godfrey's carmnative baIsar'. hair tonic and verm-
fuge; Fahnestocks vcrmifuge, and alt other patent
medicines usually kept in the southern country. For
sale nv [mY30l VIM. BALL.
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Plantation, Road and all Other kinds Of N,r REM
horses and oxen;' Cane Wagons and Carr 'n1soaait
and timber Wheels, with and wiihOu, ,r.s. .sys
house and steamboat Trucks; Jer,sy ~, sa'I , ware
Wagons baggage and other carts, sr bs,ss. luggage
en-; handcarts, weelbarrows of eyery sAa o.
all other articles in The wheelwrigh, linz ma and
best seasoned materials, and warranted "a h. 10
to any other manufacture, which will BE- ssJ , ..
ced prices, and lower than by any other 'sa
in the southern country Purchasers viii sna a
their interest to call and examine our s,ocs hs y
chasing elsewhere. We use none bu, MI p4.
hubs and bent felloes. PHELPS, CARP Er rsss'
nov 8, 1854 40, 10 and A Perdido 81, n nI,.77.
n. B. We keep constantly on hand ,,s s s..s,
ment of Drays and Carts from the manufarlo,v a;v
Coleman & Son. PhiiadeInhia. v NJ
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J. 4. LUA l. Co.'S
New Orleans Carriage Warehouse,
q IF you would escape Long Suffering, Heahls;
Deformity, or Death!
DALLFY:S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The only instant, neyer-failing AntidOe to Pain on
earth, WARRANTED
10 cure without smart, and quicker all ais tant other
tHIags relieve: moreover has absolute and nnHlsfaas'
Die control over the many uatadies below naHeGTa
aew dsEss ALL ether remedies and medical sSlE
1 Stops ssE pain, even Of burns, instantly
Heals aaras aaG svsn small pox, etc., free Of s's's
} Admits ao sez#3 fl raise water blister or SORE
! Takes away &c sores fully.
5 Saoaees sEI Internal and external inflammation
s EaGs coayassEans, collie, and fits directly
Saassss asrvss 10 ease, quiet and strength.
Restores action agd strength 10 pasled lmos'
g DssgEoEs modification instantly
10 Generates new fash rotted thereby.
ii Keeps OF black z;s,i swelling after blows
II hssolTes cataracss and strengthens sight,
Is Draws and heals hlsters free OF smart OF marx
II Neutralizes ali poisoas and humoF, e'aeF hefeo!
sary or infused BY bees, hornets, mosquitoes Ivy
tiles. Eabid animals. corrupt bodies OF plah'''
ABSOLUTELY
now whether the bisot believe 1t or not re- O'A
Inflammation, Modification, Infection and hya'op~
b1s, the horrvF of all men; Easlplent Cohsu"Pav4
Constipation, EIysipelas. Cancer Inflammation u I'
Chest or Bowels. PfsuTisy, CaroHic DarThos, Dyss1
taEy, etc. rendered comparatively harmless eGa
sroiied easily hF child possessing but ooI o. "A
innocent. mighty, cheap. ELECTRIC, rapid anao0e
universal suffering. $4,000 -,
will be forfeited II it does not save LIS were i
medical science fails
MILLIONS
use II daily in astounding satisfaction, al praise u
NONE ARE SAFE WITHOUT II. aRd II has 3scone'2
greatest commercial antidcte exsant.
]. Wright &. Co., New Orleans, La, general sgsH
Tor the south. Fo5 sale in Shreveport by al the t III
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DR.. DAFIS's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar.

FINHE grea, Remedyfor Pectoral and Pulmonary Di
i seases stands unrigaled and unsurpassed as thu
most efectual curative Of those formidable com
plants now known to the civilised world.
Ten years OF trial in the United States dnrng which
time it has been distributed from Maine Florida, has
only served establish its prominent merits in al
parts of the country the great and
Only Reliable Remedy
in the worst cases of Pulmonary Disease: and the bes
curative OF oil the slight forms Of colds, coughs and
Inflammation, that possibly be used: for Hopping
Cough it has no equal.
Spilting Of Blood
This frightfu symptom Of approaching consumption
is speedily checked and prevented By The use OF
DR.. Iayiss compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Tar
which heals the affected membranes and restores h"se
vital organs the Lungs a sound and healthy cond
ton. REMEMBER THIS:
splitting OF blood always arises from tendency to tu
berculous disease and if checked at the outset
will sooner or later terminate in death.
Pain in the Side.
This distressing symptom OF consumption arises
from Inflammation of the lungs, membranes called
the PieuT from Bronchial affection of the air pas
sages, in either il is very dangerous indication
Of disease The cause OF this symptom should be
moved at once--and nothing possibly effect that
object SO speedily and happily as DR.. Davis's Com
pound Syrup of Wild Chcrry and Tar.
]. WRIGHT & Co, New Orleans. general agents for
the south. Fur sale in Shreveport by all the drug
gists feh27
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Hllmere,s EaiHg Home!

sTEEE--sFEW DAYS
Come cheer up boys aud let us sing,
Few DAYS, lew days,
For Fillmore make the welkin ring,
Fillmore's going home
His home viii soon be at Washington,
Few days, few days,
Wen send him there with Donelson,
Fillnores going home
Oh. the Locos now are signing,
Few days, few days,
They see there's mouse trying.
FillmoFe's going home.
Our cause is Frightening every day,
Few DAYS, few days,
So Buck and Fremont clear the way,
Fillmore's going home;
"Old Buck is but quartet nag,
And the Mustang" nov begins to flag,
fiimore's going home
Just see how blue the Loeos look,
Few days. few days
As if their friends had them forsook,
Fillmore's going home;
OH how they srernble, shake and shiger,
Few days, few days.
They know they're destined UP Salt river
Fillmor's going home.
Oh the Locos now. DC, DC.
Wen send the woolly heads there too.
Few days, few days.
Oh! what a mixed and motley crew,
Fiinnore's going home:
Old Giddings will command the force,
Few days, few days,
With Greedy and the +Wonlley Horse z
Filiinore's going home.
OH The Locos now, DC, IT..
On the voyage Buck" will lead the way.
Few days. few days.
And pay the crew ten cents day,
Fillmore's going home;
The fare viii be grasshopper cakes.
Few days, few days,
With roasted bear meat and .mule steaks
Fillinore's going home.
Oh!the Locos now, DC, dc.
Now let each honest heart rejoice.
Few days, Few days,
That Fillmore is the the Nation's choice,
Filimore's going home;
Then LET the millions join our song.
Few days, few days,
And swell the chorus loud and long.
Fillmore's going home.
Obi the Locos now, de- De.
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0Sgeed'S India ChoIagGgue.

| should be distinctly understood that the lna'sl
i Choagogue Is prepared expressly TO counieac' I'
effects OF The mIasmal influence upon the human '''
TEN lis equally effectua! for the cure OF bilious u
seases OF all kinds, liver complaint, laundice' dFsPp
STA. the various forms al indigestion and safh QUIZ
affections as arise from this morbid influence as 'o' Wv
feyers before enumerated. By bearing IN NINA 'n'
object OF the remedy mistake IFS aPplica'
For ague ca ke enlargement OF the speen' W.,
be found an invaluable remedy. In cases Of 'o p
standing ii should he continued several months :,
Perseveraaees rarely fails OF reducing the organ ''
natural and healthy size
Individuals travelling in iasHal districts OF coun"
will find the remedy. aken in the usual doses uss
times day, TO afford perfect protection agalns TIC
sgue and other diseases Of the climate. r,
], WEEsET Il Co, New Orleans, general agen!1s ~
the south. Fer sale in Shreveport by ali the Jug
gfsts. teozI
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CHANGERS
Corn and Cob. and Neal Mill.

- IPATENTED. SEPT. IsTH. $500 -@
THE undersigned, having been appointed agents
IL for the sale Of these justly Celebrated Mills in
North Louisiaaa. prepared TO receive orders
for the same. Impressed with the belief Of their supe
riority all Others used Tor Ike purposes, we con-
fdenily recommend them to planting friends gem
orally, as also 10 all having stock 10 feed.
The corn and cob ground together exhibit beau'i-
full specimen OF steck-feed which every economist
should employ. where there but three or four
animals 10 feed
The relative value OF the corn and cob mas been
freauentlN anaEsad. One chemist. Dr. ]. Il. Salsoa-