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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06


New PriueIpiei No Poisonii
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
on ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA
FoR ruk PREVENTION AMI CURE or
revef sni Afue. OF Call Fever; nsrsh Agus, and
other tntes aittsnt and Remitient Feysis,aiso
81 . s.sss, rsss.s: ,rss .sa,ss z
low Fewer, ship and Jail pesss,
General Debility. Might
swe.ts and all other
forms Of disease
wulcH nsss conaoS osials N
nj A l. ARIA OR MIASM A.
TINS subtle atmospheric poison. which at certain
seasons y uaasoidahy iahsied at every breath, Is
the ssme IN character wherever Il oxisis.--north
sonth sssf. OF west.-snd will everywhere yield "a
this newly discovered tNfipofk. which neutral.
,na. sI ne rsas sa ana
The proprietor distinctly claims these exiraordi'
naty sssslis Iromits ase:
IL viii protect res,tea, or traveller. even Ia ths
most siekly or swamPy iosatities from aay sgae q
bilious disease whatever any injury from
~ inhalins Malaria or Masma.
twin instsntly cheek the sgue In persons wht
have suffered Or any length 81 time. from
Fwssrs ss.Ks, 80 that they need asver have
cuLl, ~ continuing Us use according To directions
Will Immediately relieve all the distressing re
salts OF bilious or ague diseases such general de
hlhty. nlshtswssts, etc The ps'isrt E, once be sn
toreeostl appetite and strength, and Continues uni
permanent and radical cure IL Effected. And
Presf thai ~ - also
woLrny OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLEssNEss.
The following Certihcste IRON one ofthe laost cele
hfated chemists in the uniied States IL attached q
every bottle:
NEw-yonx. June n.
al have mads chemical exsmination of Rhodes
Fever end Ague care. or Antid0te To Mslsua, an
have tested a for Arsenic. Mercury. Quinine an
St caHtne. hut have not found particle OF either n
", NOT have found sny substance In It's oomposito
that would prove injurious In the constitution.
4 JAMES X Chiffon. NJ. ~. Chemist"
| This allows Of it,
I FREE uSE As A PREVENTIVE.
ny which all persons may thus be sure Of enilr
freedom from the above named dissascs no matte
how sicsly the season or swemry the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY arc frequentlypnblished
and the confidence ofthe public asked Only in proper
ton TO ST. actual aersfs wherever ttoduced an
used. These only arerelei upon 10 prove IS worth
! One or two bottles viii answer Go ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed In Gel
man, French. spanish. accompany each bottle.
\ Price one Dollar.
Prepared aud sold by the proprietor,
i JANIS A. RHODES. Providence. X. I.
! ALLtN fENcE, y. N. -pONNkLLy and J. !
CUNNINGHAM. Arepts, Teite.Haute Ind.
BRAGG - BuRHowks, Mustang Liniment ID
potl Agents for 81. Louis Mo.
II Aud Cor sale by Druggists generally.
4 Nov. fI3S-dW.ly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06
Farm for Sale

1 HAVE small Farm Of 80 acres. 40
l. In cultivation, 20 exchange Tor city property.
Jaly H. ds-u ;. HAkbkkI, agent
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06
For Sale.

For Sale.
y ACRES OF LAND-Farm. House &
Barn; situated one mile south OF this city prizes
low and terms easy.
=. HARBERT, Land Agent,
once. Prairie City Buildings,
jan 7-dw star copy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

| HAVE splcadid Farm for sale. oil
L. 100 acres. n improved and 10 under good fence,
mouse, orchard, &c., uatcd six miles southeast OF
This city.
Also. farm ofe0 aeres-t0 In cultivation, house,
orchard. good water aud good timber. this farm adj
Joins the above. Terms CT salo-A In hand. aud the
balance TO sutt purchasers. For further iniormA.
ton, call at Harbert's Real Estate Once. Prairie
City buildings.
Jun 7-dw Star COPY.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

T. L. GOULD
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-06

ARIA HoLhEs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
res TIE LEGISLATURE adjourned on

ses.THE LEGISLATURE adjourned on
Tuesday last, but its fual proceedings are
yet sbrended in much mystery.
We understand the bill for transcribing
certain records for Snyder county, passed.
Wyoming, Sullivan and Columbia were
made a new Judicial District
An ex,rayagaut Appropriation Bill was
pushed TIN ough, which bids fair to make a
gaunt Treasury by another year.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor informing the House that he had
signed the supplement to the act incorpo-
rating the Miners Bank of Pottsvsilc, the
supplement to the charter to the Harris
burg Bank, and the bill to restore the char
tel Of the Erie and North East Railroad
Company. The appropriation bill, anl
other bank bills we're not in the list.
Six hundred and seventy one bills and
fourteen resolutions hrvc passed and been
signed By the Governor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

I Clement n Mdsser vs. YUunGman & Walter
same Tacgar Furman J} Barton
r B Carey vs. Mark IIaifpsnny
Mrs L Moatz VS. Alexander Ammons
North, Chase y North Us Chs II Shriner
I p . Campbell and others IS l. J iced
Francis Zelers vs. Alexander II Blair
Com tn suc VI Benler ct al VS. Iiaus Jr ct al
! Trustees Lutheran Oh etc vs. Martin A Stool X
Susanna Brown, late NJ. VS. SaJ McSSer>mith
Danville Bank VS. Jno Lawrence Chs Slces
Alfred kneasS and wife vs. James quinn
Thns Penny for Isaac Ever VS. ) alter
George Schnahle VS. Catherine Il BoweS
! ms Gutehns :or J Tay lor Us Aaron Ieller
Christian MilihouSe VS. Nicholas MlllhouSe
Jacob Stuck vs. John kinpIe
Matthias Wilson vs. DAVID Herr
Daniel Rangler VS. Danlel hcfbst ct al
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
REGISTERS NOTICE.


40 al
olhE IL hclcoy SNoh w an ""
~ cerncd, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the R"sister 5
Office at lewishurs. mon county, aud maj
The said accounts VIII he presented iot comm
nation aud allowance ai lhe orphans Court,
to be held at LEWlSBUE'', Tor me county "i
Union, on the fourth FRIDAY oi MAY next
being the :il day oi Sald n"nlh' VIZ
The account OF George iiaN>In2cr ami
Samuel Swcngel Administrators OF "'"r@e
liaSslngcr, late OF Franklin townshi decreased
: The account OF hh%apelh b.,iS' A"ihln-
istrairix OF Frederick B'IIs,iatc OF MId'lecreeA
TIP. decd.
3 The account ol Christian kerSieller ana
Lewis kersletier, Administrators ol M'chde'
kcrSieiter late "i Chapman p. dfc d.
The account OF John NJ hine' Executor
of Margaret Neyman, late OF Chapman T.
deed.
, The account of Ludwig leiSIey, Admin-
istraior oil Henry cISIey, late oi Franklin p
deed.
The account of G w Harrison and
Henry ID Fisher. Administrators of John llar-
rlsson. late of PrnnS TIP, decd.
The account of Philip Voncida, Peter
Voneida aud David Voneida, Administrators OF
Peter Vonelda, late oi Bulialoc Tp, deed.
= The account of iona, Hoy, Administrator
of Catharinc Gephart, late of limestcne TP,
deed.
9 The account Of John Linn, Admins
traitor of Peter Myers, late OF the borough OF
Lcwisburg. deed.
10 The account of Chesselden Fisher. Nd
ministrator of Aaron Crosby Fisher, lalc Of the
borough of Milflinburs. decd.
II The guardianship account Of Thomas
HAYES and Robert " Musser, Guardians OF
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
FREEBURG ACADEMY
'NIiE Spring Term of This Institution

L commenced on Monday. March 81, with
- Students. and far prospects for the future.
The advantages 1t offers, are manv-amonr
which are beauty and heaIthiulneSS Of loca-
uon; the enterprise, hospitality and morality
of the surrounding community the division
of the school INTO Primary and Academic DE
partmentS; the thorough and pyaciicai met ihod,
OF instruction pursued the very moderate
terms for Board (only Sl.50 10 Sl15 per week.
Tuition, %c. No industrious Student giving
this institution trIdl, can faIl 10 impure or
feel al home AT FnEtBrEG Ac,rrr1. Accom-
modarionS are provided for Io0 Students.
Clrcu ars, Terms &c. cheerluly furnished
on application 10
GEO. 7. MFARLAND, Principal.
Freehurg, Snyder Co. April 8, lS56
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
SheTiH''s Sale.
pY virtue of a writ of Vend. TX. is.

ID sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
of C.eaiiirlI county, viii he exposed 60 Public
Sale at the house Of Jacob Deckar'. iu The
borough of MifilIuburc, Tulon county. Pa. on
Saturday, the Goth day Of April next, at 10
o'clock, \. NJ, the following described pop
erlv, To wit:
\ certain lot Of ground situate in the bor"'
Of Millnburg aforesaid, containing one fourth
Of an acre more or less, with the aTpur,cgan-
ces, with thereon erected rwo-Stnrev q
hcu>c wcalhcrboaGd~I. and kitchen aud i z
Slabr. adjoining lot of Jacob huie> oH the
west. John BADGER on The east, and he Turn
pike on the SouIh.
Also anotl,"r I~t "I ground cn Water
>utct IN SAID borough. aJriujnc lot of Il.
Chambers on the west. " IN. Young on the
north, Joseph Boob on the east, and an alley
on the south. containing oue-tourth 81 an acre
more or less, with the aQpurcuaHcr~.
Seized and taken ~ execution and 20 be odd
as the property of .I,in VI iiG,Heg.
DANIEL u. GULDlN. ShcrlT
sheriff : Ohicc. Lrw.>huIa, March -, I>1G
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Pennswc1ain Democratic Trck,,

Rs"lr'i That in the repeal Of the act known the
Missouri cnniToni~ act. and tho passage of the at
ranizn- the Territories of Kansas and Ncbrakr, free
from uuconst nua restrictions. Tho la-t tau
PERFORMED 4 WORK OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE. in
meeting The demands of sectional excitement by unsha-
Ken adherence to the fundamental law.
Rss"'r"i That fully rndoS. the administration Of
br-Si ent PIERCE j. NATIONAL, FAITflPt l.. AND IF
flClENTfully equal al! the important 'rlrr rics
which tn. irv has had encounter anl that he has
u"rihily maintained her interests anu honor home
aud abro,d
saEII "an,ai,t. ner-GEaRGE SCOTT, # Columbia Co.
IUdf'or ,.,Esy7I-IaCoB FRY. ia. Montgomery Co.
T.rre.or G.H.Tai-TIMOTHl IVES. az Potter Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

AYERS PILLS.
j,'0R all The purposes Of a
s4iiss.S E'EEf,Ii

THrEE has long existed pubic drrn7r- 49,
effective purcltiye pill which could he r 'oi
sure and perfectly safe in its operation.
been prepared 70 meet that demand, and l
sIyc trial of Is virtues has concius!yo.y Show
what >ucrc~s IL accOmplisheS the purpose -r.
Il is easy to make physical r'i, t't rst
make The bet of al yils - one which -..-
none Of the objections. but all the adv vr..-.
every other. Tins has been attempted .-r-.
with what sJ~C"~s We would rc~p-gt.t "
the public decision. 1t has been Un'.rr-'.
the patient hitherto that almost ever, I'D.
medicine Is acrimonious and i-rt,l.- O.. '.. r
C.,. This !, not MANY uf them produce 81.
gripping uau md rou sion IN tlc s,>t... .-- -..
than couutor11. nee the ro1d to bN te-v..
them. luC-- pals produce no irritir.- 10
unless 10 ar'~" f.nm i Prryluu~lv I>I-'rr.- ..--
ton or dcTanG, in the bowels. B,.-,
vegetable. mo- harm. ''n arse from IL. De.
quantity rut 1t :. better tLa; iry med .sl-e
be taken Iudiriou,iv. Minui, dirrr'.Hr- t-
u,c III the several diseases - which they srs
pli"ah'e are gwen On the box Among o..
plant, whi.h have been speedily crgei by tHr.
may mcH;"a i4y,r Complaint, il Is yaT.o-,
Of JaUndir" int c"~ti0ri, l-arguur eud Los p
petite, Li~tie,~u'~S. iTrItlbIlItv, Bilious ile417
Bilious I,y'r. Fever aud A-uc. Pain N tn. g,
and Lorn- toy IN Truth. all these are bnt tis CO
sequence oi diseased action IN the Hyer- \.
apcricnt. they afford prompt and sure relief 'r
tivcncss. Piles. Collie. Dy>enterv. hurtnr,. -
ula and Scury., Colds with soreness Ut '..
Ulcers and irupunty of the blood IT, 81 80. O.
and every case where purgat.'r j. required
They haVr also produced some >.r-l....-
Cr>~fI cue, iu ithruulti-.n. G"ut. Dr, 1-v. .'--
FrysipelI~, PaIWtltiou of th" licart. i-..> I--
Back. Stomach. and side They saouij te p.
taken IN tho ~iE.uG nf itr ycar, To- pUTity o. b..
and prepare the svstrrn fHr tho change o. -..--
An occasional du~e suutU..teS the >i"u.e...
bowels into healthy action, and restore '..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
AYERS CHERRY rIsYeHs

For Jhc cure ol Coughs, Gods Hpar..r.
Br"nchdiS, Nhrupng Cough, Group. A..
and Consumption.
HIS remedy has won for itself su0h ru'
from its cures Of every variety If puluunlrs 9
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount r. -
dcnCoS Of its virtues In any community va'
has been employed. So wide Is the nell Of IFS
fU,uC>S. and 50 numerous the eases of IFS 0.."
that almost every section of the country 7
in persons publicly known, who have been g.-.#.
from alarming nd even desperate ti~el.,- -
lur-s Nv it, use. When once tricd ITS >rr..l.
over every ".ICr medicine Of its Kind j, e Of
eut t. escape observation, and where it, y'-'..'-
known, the public no longer hesitate what a;.a.
to employ for the distressing and dangerous
tons of the pulmonary organs which are rr--
10 our climate. And not only in founiiA I,
tacks upon the lungs. hut for the mldcr var
of CoLps, COUGUS. lIuNEsLNESS. &c; al.
CHILDETN 1t Is the plcaSantcst and safest mcda
that can be obtained.
As II has long been in constant uSc throU-
this section, we need not DO more than assure ID
people its quality is kept up 90 the best that II
has been and that the genuine article Is sold u'
rr,rar,a by JNNE> e. ANIR, Practical .uI lls
cal Chemist. L'vcu. .Nfsss-
Eor sale i,y G. ". >hatfc. & Christ ( Caldwell a
hur.; J. g. ra>ioV. Milton II Cast srl k.r.
klecLu,r. Mfhubur-. and by al p,al-rs .ye1,sI..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Thomas T.. Cochran. Of York Co
PoR AUpiTon tisNER.t.
Darwin Phelps, of Armstrong Co
For SUHvsYoR GFNER.L.
Barth'W LapOrtc. Of Bradford Co

rM-A perfect avalanche of New Adver-
tisemcnts to-day-some three columns
TO which we refer our readers, on this and
the next page. We have not room to par
ticularize, and they have crowded out some
other matter designed for this issue
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
FOR SALE.

"a That large and desirable property on the
-I@A corner Of Market and " alter streets, well
ca Gu arcd Tor a residence. for business, OF for
r' 'sldcncc and place Of business.
There Is Iargc BRICK House Containinr =
large rooms ON the first floor. = bedrooms on
the second lloor.and = large finished rooms on
the third. \ Kitchen and WashhouSc adIoInS.
There are also Il spaciouS Cellar.large Cement
CINtcrn, a Pump. and We'll Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary outbuldlneS.
For terms SC Apply 10 Geo. I. Miller. Esq.
:. E.DANIS.
LewiShurg. Sent. ~ 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
GRAND JuRoRs-MAY TERN.

GRAND JIRORS-NAY TERM.
White Dcer--Slml Bcrkhelmcr. Jnu D,rsham
Andw MCIcnahan, Jacob M'Curlcy
H1ritey-W Eilcrr, S1ml Wilt
Ea>t BnGIioc--Lrunari Wolfe. Abr 6 Brown.
keNY--Aniw Black. DAVID Grove, John Crs-
VII, Jacob kcyscr
NHmJprg--Danl Bccklev, Henry Bcgcnrelf
jos Bo"p, Andw Gulc!iuS
N,'i Bufah'--Jno Chaplain
Lerisb,lrg--Saml ucnrjch. Jacob De Frain,
Jas BLAIR. Saml GcdieS, Lewis l. Jones
BuFaiyc---JamcS IRWIN
CnO9---Cha> L. Morris
TRAVERSE JURORS.
LeIri'hUrS-J Henry Brown. Martin \ Stock.
Danl Neyhart, Nm Moore, ChaS ID Kline.
Charles Yodrr, II " Nusscr, 5 r LvniIll
H'At BHGako'--Davii Watson, Wm Ehulc,
Gabriel Shoemaker
mc,ioUo--lacoh Lrity, John Bogcur,if EpLt
Chambers
kcHY---john Mover
E4I Brgli,e--AIey Penny. Jur Srhrack Esq.
Atm Nurand, ThoS Penny. Saml ZrIicrs.
DAM Miller
N.'n B'r'iv---Jp, kicckncr, josiah >wlncharr
Butche--Wm Baker. James MltherS. Robert
S'ravhorn. Martin ID Reed, Gcrshlm Eidlie.
Jacob Hichach, Mchl punklc. Chas Fry
Uhite Dscr--Wm Srldden, Edwd Marshall. "
!. Ritter, ID u kaufman, Jacob EstuuC, Wa
NaIlcrs, Joel Ranck. Jacob L"lScr
Ha1i y--Ehl> Orwlg David Hayes. Jacob
Ehulc. Jacob Hilhl,h. John Eetz
NHl'Dbur@-JoS Ebert John Ii Winter, Saml
Orwrs. George Nader
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Garage" arrived at New York on
Wednesday last, having the Hon. James
Buchanan among her passengers.
Breadstuffs ,declined-Cotton steady.
The Peace Congress was still in session,
perfecting if work. Late hostile armies
are being reduced on every side-blockades
raised-and peace hailed with delight.
The details as published prove tha; the
Allies have accomplished their Just design
of humbliug the Russian despotism.
NLw YORK, April 23.-Mr. Buchanrn
was received this morning, upon the arri-
val of the Arago, by the joint committee
of the Common Council, and welcomed
as the guest Of the City, and afterwards
escorted to the Everett House. lie will
Tomorrow receive his friends in the Gev-
crnor's Room at the City Hall. lie de
cliaes public dinner, and will leave for
philadelphia on Friday morning.
'LATER.
The "Arabia' reached Halifax, on the
23d, with three days later news.
Breadstufis had again declined.
Austria eyacuates the PriDcipalities
The vessels out in search, have returned
with no traces of the missing Pacific.
COSTA RIGA.
The defeat of Col Schle-singer, and the
killing Of 80 of his men, is confirmed; but
he is accused of cowardiee, aud story is
afloat Of second battle, in which II Fill
libusters defeated 200 of the people
seluThn storm of Saturday week was
severe in the ncighborhood Of Piitsburg
also. Its Course was distinetlytraccd from
Cleveland to Philadelphia. 1t occurred
at Cleveland before night, at Ki;;anipg
about G, and a. Philadelphia about 10
One theory attributes it TO current of cold
air from the northern region, rushing in
TO supply the vacuum caused by the grest
heat Of the day, which created current
that moved toward the ocean. A writer
noticed in the Ledger, attributes it to elec-
tricity, and asserts that the destructive
power came mostly from the earth upwards,
something in the form Of an earthquake.
Happily, Its duration was short, or wide
spread ruin, and many deaths, would have
been caused.
Fun AHEAD Since the nomination
Of ANDREW JACKSON donelson By the
Americans, shreSd politicians are all going
in on the same "dodge." The Democrats
talk of running THOMAS JEFFERSON
plsk for President, and JAMES MADI-
son porter for Vice. But the old line
Wings will whip the crowd by taking up
GEORGE WASHINGTON parke custis
IA step son Of the Old Hero himself) for
President, and JOHN ADAMS LAFAG-
ETTE smith for Eice.-G' lang there
who says this ain; great kedntry aud
hedekated beeples
ssy-The philad Christian Chronicle, Of
This week, states with considerable gratif-
cation, that John F. Grocer, responsible
and wealthy citizen of Delaware county,
has offered to pay, within eighteen months,
fifty ,housend dollars to the Trustees of
the University at Lcwisburg, provide!
they remove the Institution to Delaware
.oin'y.thc offer to Eoii good until
April, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

The Indian War in Oregon.

WASHINGTON, April, 17.-Among the
official documents received from Oregon,
is letter from Joel Palmeer, superintcud-
ent of Indian Affairs, who, confirming the
statements of Gen. Curry, says the pres
ent difficulty in Southern Oregon is wholly
attributable to the acts of the whites, ad-
ding, {" cannot but feel it to be our duty
to adopt such measures as will tend to Sc
secure the lives Of those lndsans, and
maintain the guarantees secured by treaty
stipulatious. The future will prove that
this war has been forced upon these lndi-
ans against their will, and that too, by a
set of reckless vagaboHds for Iccunlary
and political objects, sanctioned 10y nu-
merous population, who regard the Treas
ury of the United States as Legitimate
object of plunder. The Indians of that
district have been driven to desperation
by acts Of cruelty against their people.
Treaties have been violated, and acts Of
barbariiy committed by those claiming to
he citizens, that would disgrace the mos,
barbarous nations Of the earth. If none
but those who perpetrate such acts were
to be affected by this war, We might look
upon it with Indifference, put happily this
is not the case"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Real Estate.
Rich Prairie Farms

| NlMPRO. ED LlNDS, anu l0"n
y i.o.s-in Illinois, Iowa, and adjoining
Statcs-lor sale III great variety, al 10" PR
ceS. and ON favorable terms.
Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions OF Prop
erfy, with prices attached, forwarded sratiS
by mail on application.
Our ertcH,ice i,cai c,1Doei.oHs Will facilitate
giving valuable Information Of any part Oi
the West To applicant, desiring I" locate.
- Buyers Of Illinois CrnITal X. X. Lands
can avail ihcm>clve, Of the knowledge and
experience Of Mr.. Derry, the late Land agent
of the Company. to supply the difficulty OF
making JudciouS selections.
Particular attention given to locating War
rants, examining lands, iufn. >hlng maps aud
descriptions payment OF taxes, aud TO Il gen
cral Real Estate Business.
CHi'S VI. DUPUY Y 4 60.
Corner of Michigan Nv. and Soulh Wafer ~.
cn.s NJ. nurcr,, near Iil.Crn.R.R- Depot
n,yIp :. oGnrN\ CHICIGO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
[ tOMPklNl\G ahnNl lG:2 lcrrS. fnr

y SALE. Nui Farm is m one ot the he.'
Nhear"yuWIng yailc, In Central Pcnn>viya.
nIa,wilhlu two miles tnyer 4 BGtsc) 10 a RlIl
road. accessible tn Markets, in an emiurutiy
healthy ne,-hhnJhood. near a. Mills. Store.
Church ant school Houses. and IN the midst
Of ~ intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are fr>t-cla,S EhNK
BARN 50 toy 10 ieet,wlth farr Mansion :
House, WAGON house. Corn house, aud !.
other suitable OuibuildIurs. II has a large
~, Nipple Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees
r &c. Nullic,ent for ordinary use.
The Farm Is ali cleared except about one
acre (aud plenty Of Woodland IA the immciI-
ate vIcIultv.) all of rhinestone soil. and a> the
owner ihln6S Is not surpassed ior natural pro
duclIvc qualIie, hv any ia the STATE.
Il will be- sold wholly. or portion or 50 To
100 acres. as might SUIT a purchaser.
- Any cash man wishing such property
can obtain further information 10y applying iN
.WoUUEN. 'lroHiris office. Lewis burg. $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
American. WliG & Republican
ENIOS TICKET.

Liberty and Union. and for ever, one and
inseparable. ''-pNNIFI NTU~TER
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Tickets. Blanks. Labels,

CARDS, Circulars, Bills, dc. The
use of these by merchants and busin-
ess men generally, is more common in
most communities than in ours. \
larger range of operations may be
gained by a constant keeping before
the people of the TRADE, OCCUPATION
or Profession of any man and a
nearer approximation TO Cash bust
ness may be made with patronage
attracted by this means.
We think We have the materials
and the cXpcrience-thc taste and the
tactic execute all kinds Of ,Jobbing
expected from a Country Office, in Il
style not cXccllcd-on reasonable
terms-and in prompt time. CALL
AT THE .HCh,cniclc" clEce.
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depth, drop any number of seeds IN hull, and
costs hut Five Dollars. An examination Of IT,.
with The abundant Testimonials which can be
shown from those who have used them. can
not fali to convince every one that It IS lust
the thing needed by - every Farmer.
GEDDHS, MARSH Il co, Lcrishrsrg.
Agents for taion and the adjoining Counties.
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rFyryx SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS

Tor the American SUNDAY School
Union, ran supply all sabbath Schools that
may want Books. Residence in North Third
81, Lcwis burg. Nprl II, 1886