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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-14
a NOTIC E...W. G.. DAILY
;,foryns tbe citizens of Richmond,

~. > :
informs the citizens of Richmond,
and country, that he has commenced
the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
18th street opposite Mr. COTS Saddlery store, where
he il prepared to make to order any article In his line
In the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr. A. NJ DAVIS, one of the best cutters in the
country will superintend the business and use every
effort to please both to article and fit. have the
best material-and workmanship shall not be surpass
cd by any. A trial is respectfully solicited.
14TH STREET, Isle ROW,
an eo..dSyo 9lItts lat door from Main street.
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m@- THE MUSIC STORE.-P'
II. TAYLOR would remind his
WHb friends and the public generally that

DNS, 7ITAKS, VIOL!NS, FLUTES and ACCUK-
Deems of the best quality and at the lowest prices
He s sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nunns Clark's PIANOS which are not sur
passed BY any other makers and equaed but BY few.
Also, Gale l. Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State constantly receiving the latest publ
cations, which he will sch al the most reduced prices
and upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
~ Planes tuned, repaired and let on hire.
a. Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL
LEA usss:sssssss@llR AILROAD.-Trains leave twice
daily Except Sunday evening"
for Washington via Orange and Alexandra Road, viz
6.45 A. M, and $50 P. M. Fare through $3.50.
Route j. H. TIMBERLAKE,
: an l0-ts Superintendent.
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1-z5szs,zszzEJ RIO nj OND AND DA N.
WILLIE RAILROAD-OPEN TO DAN.

WILLIE kAlLhOAD-OPEN TO DAN
vrLLE.-The regular PASSENGER Train
will run daily Sundays excepted) between RICH.
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up. or put
of passengers at the following points only Manches-
ter, Robiou's Coal-field Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax, Chnla, Amelia c. H. Jetersvifle Jennings Ordi-
nary Burksville Prices, Meherrin Keysvile, brakes
P b NossneIora, hoan1ke, CioVep, oeoltsoure,
Danville.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. M, arriving at
Danville at IS P. NJ Leave Danville at II NJ, ar
irving at the Junction at $50 P. NJ, and Richmond
7l8 P. NJ.
Children over and under ~ years of age and SER
wants. half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
be retained at the office where they purchase their
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they are
permitted TO go on the cars
Passengers for Farmvile, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with Soufh-Side Railroad at Burksville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily at Danyille with Holderby 4 Co.'S fast line of
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,TITH0TFsO5IF T6VTCE FOX GRIP

VTTHOLESONIR ADVICE FOX CRIT.
w PLES.-DOLLAK CORDIAL i the only ee,-
tain Medicine used 70 cure certain disease with
safety and dispatch. One week produces certain
this extraordinary Dose Enquire of the DruEe1sts
where II can be obtained, IL yen doubt IL and remem.
Der the old adge: "A stich In time saves nine" NO
hindrunce from business. Afg
10 be- had 81 Duvai & Norton, o B. Hin, A. Bode
ker, J. B. Wood, c. Millspaush, 9 +. Ssmple, on
Main street; L. b. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
poste the R. and =. B. r. on Broad street.,
| &, -9rn hsta 49,
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financial ana Commercial.

1T
The exportasion Of specie stu continues 49, !. ~
heavy The Persia, which sails to-day
pected, viii carry out u 10000 ..,,.
The Atansic's news was cons'derea an' -, .,0ss
with regard TO money, and the money ~. "s M.a,,.-
market were less buoyant in New ~ ,s..- ~.
The Banks continued to oontrae. 'he.. ''
cord,nr. as the Journal Of Commerce s'.'e' :" :"
,nform., understanding arrived A. upon q CON-
n,r;.on az notes, 10 . conversation oetween 'ne
- -. - .oYoe Of the leading institutions
tn. foreign letters were more encouraging than
,,.s,,,,,ssed adviees; but the decline in conso'
-. estimation of ministerial crisis caused the
depression. "a
The telegraph was in error as to decline Of ID
IN wheat. while fear advanced. On the contrary
uhea, had advanced a old
exchange on LONDON, in SSM York, was quoted
on Monday at ioeidll0.+ ny.
The imports Of foreign eoodsihto Boston for the
we sk ending May 9th, amount to 81 49, against
Ss3f seS, corresponding week of last year
BY the annual report OF the Director OF the
Mint n anpears that the total coinage Of the pa
rent institution and branches, together witch the
New York Assay Office, WAS over sS6,000,000; and
,h., the aggregate coinage of the Mint and all it,
hranches. including gold bars, from the year 1893
has beeu s4as, $50, sos g. The portions executed
AZ the parent Mint and at each branch. has beer
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I''1 rally annoyed for some tive Of three years
mast, with Shoes and Caters ripping; indsed Y = a.
most proverhial nowadays for Shoes 70 mp peI0ie
The soes are half worn out. In order II posSble 70
remedy this universal evil gentleman Of one o. sne
northern cities sets his wits TO WORK 70 nvens soo
thing 10 stand and I am happy to inform the lsdes
that he has succeeded admirably and has produced
Congress Cater Boot very neat pleasant ana sss.y
article the soes Of which cannot 6y any iofce ina
could be employed be separated from the upper;
An Of the above hsve Just receivee sns
shan be pleased to show them e the ladies' e no.
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The money market of Philadelphia has been
gradually tightening the Banks are discounting to
a fair proportion of their receipts, and absorb most
of the good paper offered, but out door rates have
advanced, and now rule at SAG per cent for the
best names very little paper passing under the lat.
ter figure.
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- TEN DOLLARS REWARD...Run.
M away from my factory. about I'D April, Ne
IA gro Boy named LEWIS about Is years of age
N of light brown color. He belongs to Mr.. Eras
XA mus Wright, of Essex county, and it is proba
Bile he is making his way there. The above reward
viii be paid if delivered to m. or Mr. E. A. j. Clop
ton.
nv SITS RO. j. CHRISTIAN.
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rzfkEsl PIANOS, PlANOS.-At prf-
-: vate sale, very superior PIANOS,
H H hin good order, and viii be sold at a
= y livery low price.
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N(,REAT REDUCTION IN TIE III
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.--From llk
is TO 20 per cent. saved By buying from .
- Il. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel saila .ss 50
Moieskin hats, pest qual.y y; I. ,''.... g 90
Faahionsble Silk Hats. n
Fine Calfskin seven ooo ...,, 8 Is
Fine Calfskin Served Shoes n. ;, ons
.h hest maker in the city of Philadelphia to sup
NV hi him with handsome and substantial Calfskn
ssved BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. ss ~ ssl &C I6-oNcly
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EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
IT be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany on an favorable terms az with any other compa-
ny in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
osaes Apply TO STOKES l. CO,
rs Agts, Richmond, Va.
WIN r. EARLY, Prsst
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y,
Cbarlotfesvilie ". 4ar .f an
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RUNAwAYs.

- 500 REWARD.--Runaw ON the
~ 4th inst, two negro men, CHARLES and
IA JOHN Charles is about y years old, feet
inches high; was bought in Richmond of
x. Mr. r. J. Pearsall of Onslow county, N. c.
John is about 20 years DID, feet inches high, was
bought in Richmond of VIM. C. Pratt, of Caroline
county They are both black, and very likely men.
and had on new blue blanket coats.
The above reward of hundred dollars will be
given for their apprehension and delivery In Jail or
fifty dollars for either one, and all reasonable expen
ses paid if delivered to PULLIAM DAVIS, Richmond.
Va -4 VIM. 3. DEUPkEE,
mvIo-st* Keysville, Va.
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IkHe1 Price TOT Unc uaIry OF Prime qualify.
Brown, Shfpley & Co.'s Giro uIar.
BY Telexraph.

BALTIMORE, May 1Sth--Flour st..dv nd In eood
9 UIia az ~ Grain frm---Rsd Wheat 81 s50i42
4805o; Yellow 5oa5s e'V' A'' WIN
5.s7; Ohio s5B7a6 southern ss asas 81. F.n.y
90, s,@Sh Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn de-
gu. southern mixed 58059 Stocks dui--.Va 81
ho' q"otabie Sterling Exchange dull, at "a.
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q ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
a WARD.-Ransway from the subscriber on
KIN Saturday, the 18th inst, negro woman
AHVnamed DOLLEY, about s. years old and is
.&A tall and has long hair; is of brown or copper
color has down look when spoken to, and has ascar
under her jaw. She was purchased of Lyles estate
Chesterfield, where she has relatives, and sister in
Manchester The above reward will be paid for her,
If taken out of the State: or 25 if taken in Rich
mond or any Of the surrounding counties delivered TO
me corner of Franklin and Henry sts., at SAINT
HAsT1Nes Pearl street. or put in Jail, that can
get her again.
MI. o.. N.
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IN sOMKTHlNG BkAUTiEUL .:s.Jgs e.
/ yaeeiyed ffesh supply Of those beautifui IN
AAnII HATS. 80 much admired by all who have
seen them together with every other new and fasn-
ionabe style of STRAW 0oeDs worn this season
Gentlemen win please call and get one of the aoove
Hats if thew want something that H. really peamt'iu
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEiSieEh
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alutss
Mint U. s. phila,
Branch, New Or
leans,
Branch, Dahione-
Is,
Bi'nch, Charlotte,
N. c..
Branch, s. Fran.
cisco,
Assay Office, New
York,
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-z CARRIAGRs, CARRIAGEs,

&ENE CARRIAGES.-Having bought of Mr.
NxS1Thomas Clemmitt his entire Coach Man
ufactory, take this method to inform my friends snd
the public generally that viii continue to msnufac
ture, of the best materials and workmanship, all
kinds of Carriages at his former stand No. &C. Frank
lin street. between 10th and 18th.
~ Repairing done with the greatest dispatch.
A call is solicited.
6-lm o. A. FRANCIS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
Union State Ticket.

The success Of the ticket formed by the
opponents of Buchanan in Pennsylvania,
is a matter of the frs; Importance, when We
view its influence upon the other States of
the Union To demonstrate that he is in
a minority AT HOME, will be an incubus
upon the efforts of his friends, and give
unwonted strength to his opponents, every
where. 1t will demonstrate that the mighty
North is innexibly opposed to the Ez,sn-
sion of Slavery. 1t will show the strong
under-current CT the popular will in the
Free States-first seen in Iowa, outspoken
in Vermont, and echoed in thunder tones
from MAINE! Let Pennsylvania now
give expression to the real feelings Of her
honest, liberty,loving German, Quaker,
Scotch Irish, Welch, and New England
population, by voting for COCHRAN and
PHELPS and LAroRTE, for the State
Offices
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
The next Legislature.

A local contest in our District, resulted
in the election Of Wm. Bigler to the U. S.
Senate. The next Legislature has another
U. S. Senator to elect, and to district the
State for Senators and Asscmblymen. The
Buchanan. Kansas party are secretly exult-
ing in the hope, that by division of the
Unionists upon volunteer candidate, they
will elect their man. We are assured in
the two other counties, that our nominee
will run with the State Ticket, SO tha. it
probably depends upon the Wings, Amer
leans and Republicans Of Union county to
decide whether in the next important ses-
sion cf the Legislature they will have a
friend OF foc-whether they will strug-
gle to elect President, and yet tie his
hands by Senate opposed to him
[ 1t is conjectured that the L. s. Senate
will contain, next session, % friends Of
Fremont, of Fillmore, so of Buchanan /;
but if we sacrifice Penn'a, the Buchanan
vote will be 31-one half the Senate, and
thereby prevent either Fremont or Fill
more from having a working majori.y.1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
The County Ticket.

United ace stand-dioiaed IRE .fiH," is
truth as applicable to County as to State
and National aifairs-one helps the other.
On the opening of an eyentful battle, is
no time TO be caviling or disputing about
who shall be Captains, or who Coloncls.
United under cur duly appointed leaders,
let us like men and brethren prove indeed
that GIN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH"
The County Ticket is as fairly nomiua-
ted as any are, and the candidates arc
respectable and competent. Half Of them
opposed, anl half Of them favored, Divis-
ion. The full Cohvention which selected
them, unanimously
"RLsoLvED, That IN the selection Of can.
didates from tie different sections Of our
cosnig repyesen'ing at the Interests ,chich
hare rece.iiy djedlet as, ALL PAST
LOCAL DIVISIONS ARE TO- DAY
BURIED; and hat are on!y ash for u
tathfd eretu'ion Of the Dirision Lar, in
its letter and spirit
As honorable men, we adhere to that
resolution. We believe it to be our inte-
rest-the interest Of Lewisburg- the
interest of our union party at the present
forming periodic forget all personal or
sectional differences growing out Of issues
now settled, and start anew, as one man.
No one doubts but Union county has
large majority against the Buchanan
Kansas party. Yet their "Argus" has
boasted openly (an! others Of their party
are doing the samc) that they will elect
their whole County Ticket, and Assembly
man! And how? by f5men';ng diyis-
ions and irritating old sores in our ranks,
and by treaeherously oncourag ging Voluu-
tcers who they will desert on the hour of
trial F! Ii remains to be seen whether the
Wings, Americans, and Republicans will
allow themselves to be thus divided and
defeated to the delight Of South Carolina
and the Border Rutiaus
We have no personal antipathies and
no particular par.ialities as to our County
Ticket We advocated the union at an
early day-wc announced our intention
to stand to its aciiou-and We see no rea-
son for violating our plighted faith. The
candidates in the field are ALL well known
and respectable men. 'PRINcrPLEs, NOT
MEN" should therefore govern our choice.
We had not intended to make any refer
ence to these local matters, but our COM
paratiyo silence having been misrepresen-
ted or misunderstood abroad we make this
statement in justice to ourselves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
Union Meetings F.!

The opponents of the Pierce Admi-
nistration and its nominated cndorser
JAMES PLATFORM, have appointed the
following meetings, which they invite
all their fellow citizens to attend and
hear for themselves
Friday Ere, Oct. 10 Zeller's S.II ., East
Buifaloe; I.aurclton, Hartley TIP.
Saturday Eee Od ll-Strickler's S H.,
West Bulflloe Orwig's S.H., Hart.
ley; Union Furnace, Union Up.
Non.1ay Ere, Oct. l3-White Spring s.
H., Limestone TIP.
Weelnes3ay Zee, Oct. l5--IligL's s. II,
White Deer ZIP.
Friday Ijieynoon d, Eoe., Oct l1-Sech-
lcr's hotel, lower end Mitilinburg.
Saturday Eee., Oct lS-Ncw Columbia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
JOHN G., kUNkEL.

A reform in the National Administra-
ton, can not be effected by the election
of President alone: he must be sustain-
ed by an able and independent Congress.
In the House of Representatives at its
recent session, no new Member won more
honorable position for industry, eloqusnce,
parliamentary tact, and devotion to the
right in the great struggles, than our own
member, john c. KUNKEL. lie has
reflected honor upon his District. IMAM
imously re-nominatcd for election as he is,
We shall do ourselves credit BY returning
him with the most Triumphant majority.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10

UNION.-The leaders having refu-
sed, THE PEOPLE Of Berks and Lancas-
ter counties have originated measures
to form Union Electoral Ticket, to
defeat Buchanan in Pennsylvania-a
measure that will be hailed with
delight by the honest and earnest
masses who don't want another Pierce
administration. The time is short,
but sufficient. We hope to SEQ some
from every District at the meeting
tomorrow. 1t will afford a good
opportunity to distribute Tickets, and
to appoint other Meetings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
News from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. j.-Gov. Geary has is
sued a proclamation for the ShorifIs of the
different counties in Kansas to open the
polls on Monday, Oct. 6, for the election
of delegate to Congress and members Of
the Legislature, under the Territorial
Laws.
A letter to the Democrat, dated the
oath, says that the free State prisoners
had been examined before Judge Cato,
and committed for trial at the April term
Of the Court.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10

Mr.. Breckiuridge, the Democratic can.
dida.c for the Vice Presidency, in his late
speech at the Democratic mass meeting on
the Tippccauoe Battle Ground, assumed
the same disunon ground occupied by Mr..
Fillmore. AS reported in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Buchanan paper, Mr.. Brcck-
inridge said:
fIf the Eastern States were to unite in
a solid phalanx against the West, or the
Southern against the Northern, they hap
pening to have a majority, ,coutd y0u sub
NIT. [Cries Of "no."] am sure you
would not; for l know you to be men.
Aud, should they further accompany every
act Of their triumph with every expression
of contumely aud contempt, ,coula .you not
Le'iere a reoolution solemn duty You
need no. respond-I know your manly SEN
timents."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
Administrators Sale.

NAj Hi De offered al pubic sale al the
w house OF II. Kleckuer, IN the borough
Of New Berlin, Union county. Pa, on
Tuesday, 2Sh If OctoLer,
1856. at | O'Clock, +. NJ,
All that lot of ground situated IN the Boro'
of NEW BERLIN Aforesaid beginning at 4
post on the south side of Water street, oppo-
site the southwest corner Of Lot No. 60 /;
thence, by land formerly owned by Henry
Gross, south g degrees east = perches, to
post, cast l6 perches 5-l0ths,to post; thence
north degrees west , perches and 6-l0ihs.to
Water street; thence, by the same, south ST
degrees, west I6 perches and s-I0ths, to the
beginning.
AlSo, tract Of ground situated in the Boru'
aforesaid, and adjoining the above described
tract situate on the south side of Water street
bounded on the west by lot OF Michael Wag-
ner; thence, along the line Of saii Wagner 5
lot south ~ feet To j post, thence along line
OF land OF Philip Gross east ~ feet to i post,
along other land of Jacob Orwig of which this
was apart north 72feettoW ater street a foresaid.
thence along Water street west II feet 10 the
place "i beginning. containing about twenty
perches. Terms made known hy
JOHN :. NERTI, Administrator
of CATHARINE .AURANp. deed.
Sept. 30, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
The Peop,s are Awake !

We have never seen such interest exhi-
b.ted in our county in political affairs, as
at present. The attendance at the Fremont
q Dayton meetings is very large, and the
spirit evinced most gratifying. We can
give but brief accounts of each.
The meeting i'll Kelly is noticed on our
first page. The same evening at Egtfaloe
Y Roads, very large meeting convened,
Judge Ruhl in the chair, and addressed by
Messrs. Worden, Slifcr and Aiken.
Saturday evening, Mr.. VanGezer made
a most impressive address to IN enthusias-
tic crowd at the Red Bank school house
in West BuTalOe.
Monday evening, J. NJ Linn Esq, and
Dr. Lesser addressed the citizens Of High
town in White Deer Tp, aud the LeNisbg
GIee Club gave several Songs. Aaron c.
High was President, and Jacob Lesser,
john Dersham, Samuel M'Cur!ey, and
Aaron Messenger, Vice Presidents. This
is the ouly place where We have heard of
any Buchanier attempts to disturb our
meetings.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, meetings in Hartley TIP, addressed by
McssrsDayid Hayes, Aiken and VsnGezer.
Wednesday evening a. Farmersville, Ad'
am Shcekler Esq. in the chair, addressed
by Mcssrs. Wordsn and M'Call. (O!d
Buifaloe will do her whole duty ,
Friday evening, Mr.. Barnes addressed
the Club, at Lewisburg; and Wednesday
evening, Hon. Lot NJ. Morril-until the
propagation Of the Cincinnati Platform,
leading Democrat of the State Of Maine
made US a superior speech,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10
II. Il. Dersham, II. D.,
IAVING permanently located in Le-

u wisburg. Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Services 10 the citizens of this
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
to the duties of his profession 10 merit a share
of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
to Chronic Diseases of every name ,and treated
with unparalleled success.
Dn. DERSHAM graduated AT the renowned
American ElectIc Medical college, Cincinnati,
having first studied the Old or Ailopathic sys-
tenn of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
of the Old School Medical Colleges of Philad-
elphia; but becoming convinced Of the super
iority of the New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Ame-
rlcan Eclectic Medical College of the Queen
City of the West. This Institution, although
yet in its infancy has superior in the Great West and
has already ANNUALLY Students than tie four other
Medical Colleges of Cincinnati confined. 1t is sending
phyeians TO all parts OF our globe and IN ohio Indiana
&c they will soon be more numerous than any other
class of physicians.
The principal difference between the Reformed new)
Eclectic and the old Alopahc stem of medicine tns
the New School medicinal agent that is in any
injurious to the human system, such Calonel,
Arsenic Anthony superior and harmless agents
have of late years been discovered (y the literal
and progressive physicians of the New Scboo that
complete substitutes for those deeterous medicines Ca
lome &c.:) therefore have need for them. With
these valuable agents, and all those OF the Old
AOpatLic school except tins few posous mentioned above
and all the improvements ofevery other system OF ned
cine tas the Homeopathic, Hydropathic, ,Thomsonan &e)
many diseases curae that considered
impossible. and that too without breaking down the
sttutoD. and creating other diseases, Debility. Rheu
ulats Dyspepsia Liver Disease liberated Sore Threat
Diseased Bones, premature Loss Of Teeth, &c.
The New School certainly claims great superiority In
the treatment of all diseases 1t hes been proved by
Clinical reports that the notwithstanding all diseases
togetheris less than fer cent that Of Asatio Cholera
Is only per cent.
This !, age Of progress and improvements and the
New School l. always progressing not -n5 bound down
ty deSToyc creeds and autiquatcl theories
NE 0FEICE II the In,yer end @. Market St Tfl5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-10

Associate gs,;igc.--McSsrs. Editors ::
The time Is approaching when we VIII be
called upon 10 elect an Associate Judge for
this county, and II is all important that we
should have man of intelligence, good ac-
countant, and experienced IN business per-
tanning to that office. We know of no man
better qualified for that station than Judge
MARSHALL, Of White Deer. He has served
the public faithfully, with credit 10 himself
and our county, we would therefore recon-
mend his reelection. MANY VOTERS.
Sent l. 1856.