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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
Fall Elections.

MAssACuUTErrs.-The Fremonters are
SO strong in the old Bay State that they
have three candidates for Govcrnor-Ga ard
ncr,'hc present Governor; Nath. P. Banks;
and Dr. Swain. Mr.. Beach is the Demo.
cratic candidate.
New York There arc several qucs.
ton, affecting tho Canal policy of the
State, that attract public attention more
than National affairs, and the Democrats
hope to profit by these issues The noto.
rious Wood is renominatcd for Mayor Of
the city.
IyDrAyA.-Charlos Case (Rcpub) is
chosen to Congress in place of Mr. Brcn-
ton, deed, BY an increased majority. Mr..
Lybrani (Dcm.) is elected in place Of Mr..
Lockhart, also decd.
CALIroRNIA.-Fullrcturn give Weller,
Dem, $4,000 votes for Governor Stan
ley, Rep, 10000; and Bowie, Am,
$4,000.
IowA.-Judge Lowe (Rcp) is elected
Governor, and the whole Republican State
Ticket and Legislature, securing Rcpub-
lican U. s. Senator in place of G.W,Joncs,
Shamocrat.
MINNESOTA is still in doubt, Chicago
returns to the 9th inst. giving Sibley
(Dcn9 l23 majority for Governor, inclu.
ding (it is said) some Indian votes, in
Pcnbina, from the British dopjnions
KAYsAs.-Latc reports are that Gov.
Walker will reject the fraudulent votes
in johnson county, which gives the Re-
publicans both branches ofthc Legislature.
Laus Dco! We shall be glad to know
that Walker has changed his course and
will DO riyh, at hst. Only give US fair
play. and KANSAS MUST De FREE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
The K. N. Straights. and Democracy

"The only organization that can cllectually
combat with the Democratic party must bt
national, such the American party emincnt!y
Bloomfield Freeman.
Yet that "National' party can carry
but one State in the Union; has but q
dozen independent members of Congress ;
and has not real organization in half the
States of the ii1is.! 1t hls dwindlcd
everywhere f-za me irs; year Of its secret
birth, whe. lin Jay its strength. The Dem
oCrats aud Republicans both outnumbcr it
in votes, and all mankind regard it as the
"Cowboys" were regarded in the Revolu,
tion-neithcr fish, flesh, nor fowl, but a
company of well meaning men led and
sold by the most corrupt and worthless
set Of scoundrels this nation ever saw.
The honest members are constantly leaving
it for the Republican or Democratic par
ties. Every man must 60 for God or
Mammon-for Slavery or against it.
"Amcricauism" must have new leaders
aud new principles, or the gamo is "playcd
out"
s@-That leading Locofoco sheet, The
Press, conducted by Col. John W. Forney,
says:
1--WE need no, take into consideration the
vote thrown for Mr.. Hazlehurst, because it is
manifest, that, if the Democratic party is true
to itself, oil this uofe ciN henc.j .jor,card be enroll
cd under our banner
In other words, it costs too much to
keep up the "Straights," and they are
such small party, anyhow, that the best
they can do hereafter to enrol them openly
in the ranks of the ''NationaP Democracy
But the leading "Straight," the Daily
Ners shows that the Democracy must kick
out "Molly Mcguire" before they can
hope to catch such virtuous crew as the
"side-docr" faction. AS Molly has the
power in her own hands, she will do no
such thing, she don't want "Sam."
The Philad. Enquirer and one or two
other papers propose to reorgauize the
Wing party under the Protective banner.
A union Of Northern ard Southern Wings
is no longer possible with the new Slavery
doctrines held by the South. The Nor.
thern Wings are for Protection and against
Slavery Extension-both Of which can be
obtained nnder the Republican organiza.
'ion-'hc name and the principles of
Washington, Jefferson, and the ether fuun.
:. r, T.! .ieTIuh1;.
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DOUBT AT An END.
TIE DECISION or TIE PEOPLE.

Ii is one of the nCblest characteristics OF an
era that the people think and judge for them
selves. The mental training received at our
common schools and tree academies fit them
for this task. They are taush, 10 investigate,
to analyzc, TO takd nothing for granted until
they have tested and proved its truth. Hence
if the "voicc of the people not the voice
Of God,'' i, approximatcs infallibiIi'y more
nearly than any opinion limited 10 single
class possibly can.
Apply this rule 10 the remedies for external
and internal maladies introduced in all parts
of the Globe by Professor Holloway. and what
is the result. For every one human being
who places confidence in any other medicine,
at least one hundred rely implicitly upon his
Pills and Ointment, and prove the faith that
is in them by using these remedies to the ex-
clusion Of all others. Look atanother siSnlf-
icant fact. Among the class of medical dog
matists-forunately for mankind diminishing
every day-who deny the efficacy OF Hollo-
ways preparations, scarcely any two agree,
The prescription of each practitioner differs
as widely from that of his ncishbor, as it does
from Holoway's. Submit any case, ordinary
or extraordinary. TO a hundred so-called '.reg-
ular physicians" and you will have as much
confusion Of opinions as there was OF tongues
in Babel. Doctor Dcple,us will recommend
blistering, bleeding. sudorifics and blankets;
Doctor Bracerup will prescribe quiEine and
iellies and throw the doors and windows open.
The patients perplexed in the extreme-or
rather perplexed between two exlrcmes-wili
perhaps try both, or possibly adopt the idea
that a system involving such contradictions
can not be worthy, cry. with Mercutio,
plague o. both yonr houses, am Sped"
Certainly when We find that one half OF the
adult population of the known world have
used and approved Hoiloway's medicines, and
that the remainder are subjected to hundreds
of modes Of treatment so opposite to each
other that no two of them can BY any possi-
bili,y be right, we may fairly conclude that
the verdict Of the ccnsiste-t half o! mankind
is correc, and true. .s7}
The time has passed, never TO return, when
the dictum of the orists could outweign incon-
troycrtible facts. If thousands of invalids
who have exhausted the materia medica and
consulted the lights of all the Medical Schools
in vain, recovered by the aid of Holloway's
remedies they must necessarily take prece-
dence Of all others. They have done so
wherever they have been introduced. They
are no, the pet medicines of clique, or class,
or 4 single community. MaSKlSp is ihtir "a
tron the ,chote hahi,ab'e gi0be the theatre Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional!
saThc Complete OFFICIAL return

srThc Complete OFFICIAL returns
of the recent Governor and last Pre-
Sidential Election, We place side by
side in another column for general
reference. The fact that in contest
hopeless from the outset WULMoT has
received FREMoNT's vote, shows there
is pluck and nerve in the Republican
cause that only need favorable cir
cumotanccs 10 make them omnipotcnt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
To the People Of EeWisburS and
NiCinsly.

Itisan admitted fact, that the nearer to.
eethcr We can bring the producers and the
purchasers Of any article, the more advan-
tageous to both parties is the exchange Of
the labor of the one for the labor or the
money Of the other. Especially does this
rule hold good when We refer to the sup.
ply Of food. Let the man who raises from
the earth any article Of sustenancc, trans
fer il directly to the man who consumes it,
and the more profitable and the more sat
iSfactory is it to both parties. Articles
passing through three or four hands, each
making pref; from the transfer, are nee
essarily enhanced in cost to the consumer,
without beneGting the producer,
This common sense view of practical
question, has originated the holding of
market days; and the erection of market
houses, in every civilized country. 1t is
certain that many towns smaller than our
own, and many farming communities less
broad and fertile than ours, have these cs,
tabiishcd institutions among them. 1t is
believed that the 500 house keepers of
l.ewisburs, and the 1900 gardeners and
farmers in their ncigbborhood, would be
beneiiiicd BY having days fixed and ccr-
tam, whcrcon they can meet a, the same
Place and effect supply of the wants of
each. We are aware that many persons
who have produce to sell, will not take the
time or the trouble to go from house to
house in uncertainty of dispOsing Of their
surplus, bu. who would gladly spend a
few hours at given time and place with
the reasonable probability of ofmcc,ing pur-
chasers. There urc also many who would
buy articles fox home consumption, bu,
who do without them rather than take the
time and trouble necessary to find the right
man with the right article. For want Of
un!fnrmity,also, ARTICLES sometimes sell far
toe high, and sometimes much too low.
ilitAerto, ,ogr accommodating merchants
tu,e .,s.t .yi.o If The tuith1u If this
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOF
or Liver Remedy.

THlS j. one Of the greatest scientific medical d-1-
lrS ever made and j. daily working Hlu,sj
lrcat n, l-rNr. II as II ~ hiazc .r.a DO
"H -frr ts. ~. and seldom more than Lu,'is b.
guir.d to any Kind of Lirsr COmpla mt frr o..
wort Jeuud~e or HysTeIs sia 10 head 4. At a.
oi y i..h arr the result of bis'1ssd Lir.y.
I'll" liver 3 one o the rrirrTa regulators cfte r
-- and l' il perfI!mS its functions u,i tie
II" vt. M ar" fully developed The st'na'h = ..
Cuur'y d- hcnt The bsaltiy action # the ir.--
proper TeriCImauce 4 its functions. Nhcn tIr
Il a; iaut the wells sre.ar the whole systH suffers
consequence 81 IN" urSau-tlIe iivtr-Eavnc crass.
30 It's duty For The diseases Of that organ. - IL
TrnrrrtDI- Las uac II h:s study. in q Jrsrcr -
than twenty years. 10 ind HInc r,me,iy vhrrv -
cuuui'sfi o." many dTaI mcuts O. which II L DID,
T. prove That this nedy j. az last 'cUrd. r.-s
troubled With Liver Complaint in any of it. frrs, La
but 10 try a bottle. and conviction j. certain
\ Ur"uuI has lrru formed iy dissO!vinc cuus. ar
extracting that part Whirh is soluble for tie active
tus oi the mr-rirr. These gums move all mNitd 10
Tad matter r. N the - - M supplying in th'r rsr
LeatAS L.N q bile. iH'i.Cr-tng the stomach causr.
food 20 digest we'll purifying the bleed. giving
ltalh to the whole machinery. removing The csus' Z
ile .-''' and gieotinE radical cure without any q
ih' d>s-rr"blc after affects. felt BY usnc s. y
NiE,ra! Poison, that are usually resvTied to.
To all who will follow th,.e directions cure i. p.
lively guaranteed SICK Hr,p,rHE be eurr- ~ 's'
use q two t,asIocusiu taken Is socn as the atiaA
felt.
Tho nvi=orator nersr 7s to cure ouI stomach ,l,
bad effects experienced after ratiu-.
Bilious attack, yield rratily to bottle, and Chr'n
ir piarrh~5, difficult it is t. Is t1CGte
0rn' 20 th"-c who take the InviroIatuT.
Fer Hy>VeT,il Jaundicc. nCtlin: in the Know
world acts so fully qui,kiy the luvicri
tor 1t removes all yclcWness and unnatural eceIir7
the skin.
For Night Mare, take dose 3cf,re retiring, and
a sure prvvcutativr.
For Female Distractions II il safe and Tsns!'
a. it removes the cause Of the disease.
tr>tiN'usss cannot exist here the invsCratcr i, M
taken, while Cholic yields readily to a few doses.
1t must be known that al these Lirrr disease
caustt by dvraussi iir'r and to cure them n'-t,l
LlyLR medicine; II has medicinal powers never brf
dicover'd. that viii all decas,s of tn. Lr.r
matter Of how long standing what may be Their r.
The active medicinal virtues eNtrartcd from the gas'
used Is such as 10 be astonishing to all who tbci
iectS, Tor none can the medicine without reovr-
lcnth IL acts as gentle Cathsrtc, and should ssa
De taken in sufficient quantities 10 opeTateon the toac'
gently The best way to take it is to take the uins
in the mouth, then take water and swalleS In
together In this way the medicine will scarcely ts-
ted SANFORD 4 Co. ProprietorS
3i5 Broadway Ncw lofk
Sold By CHRIST q C.iLDNELL. Lt,risbarg
6s9yl w.E. MERwIN. Agent
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.

ny virtue Of a writ Of Ven. Ex. issued out
Il of the Court of Common Pleas OF mon
County and TO me directed, will expose 10
public sale, at the Public House Of Dawn
Hmm. in the borough OF Lcwisburg, on Mon
d;iy Nov. 2;Sd, A. ID. 1857, commeh-
cinc al o'clock l.. NJ, of said dav, TO vi.
the onc-cighth part of 4 certain TEACf or
LAND situate in the Tpof East Bnilaloe anu
county of Union, bounded east by lands oil
John Price and others, south by lands "l
Thomas Penny and others, west by lands "i
Jacob GunIy and Alfred KneaSs, and on The
North by lands of John Gundy, containing
FORTY ACRES, more or less, with the ap-
purtenanceS. ,c,,
AISO.-The one-eighth part of a IkACl
OF LAND situate in the township anu coun
ty aforesaid, bounded cast by lands of joseph
Picton and others, south by lands OF the hcirS
of John HAYES, deceased, west and norm ny
lands of Jacob Gundy containing SEVEN l
ACRES, more or less, whercon are erected a
Two Storey LOG HOUSE and STABLE, with
the appurlcnanceS, as the property OF JANIS
QriSS.
ALSO.-By virtue Of a writ Of Ven. Tx
issued as above, will be exposed 10 sale al
the Public House of CuAHLTs CRorzth, IN the
borough of Miilinburg, on Monday. NOV
Roth. at 10 o'clock \. NJ, OF SAID day, to
vii; a certain LOT OF GROUND, situate IN
the Borough of Miillnburg, bounded on the
east by Bcrryhill Bell, north by George street
or turnpike, on the west by Andrew GutclIuS
and south by an alley, Containing onc-Four'h
of an Acre, more or less, whercon Is erected
a TNO-STOREY STORE HOUSE, with a
well furnished dry goods Store Room, &c.
with the appurtcnances, as the property OF
Thomas G. ORwIG.
DANIEL d. GULDIN. Sheriff.
SheriF's Office, Le,cisburc, oct. ID, 1891.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30

~ Court of Union county, viii be e1p'asu
f1 public sale, at the House O! Jas. NJ 'TeiSh''
al Buffalo 4 Roads, in Buffalo township on
Saturday, the 7th of November next
all that messuage and tract Of LAND STU
ate in Buffalo township, Union county, adIoin-
ing lands Of Andrew Magee's heirs. lands
formerly Of Jacob Venada, and OF Thomas
Robson, decd, containing
EigM Acres and Forty PsrcAes.
The Improvements are, 4 Two-Storey e,
Frame Dwelling House, a small Frame E-Is
House, one and Il halt storey, and the land
under good cultivation.
ALSO-Another small Aos or piece oi
Ground adjoining lands OF ThoS. Robson
deed, Paul Dieflenderler and Daniel haLnier'
Containing TWO Acres and fIiiy'i wo
Perches also under cultivation
ALSO-A piece Of EiDibcr s-and'
situate in said township, adjoining lands oi
John Stahl, Jacob Hartman and Daniel fans-
~, Ter, Sr. containing Sixteen Acres anu
- Forty-Oue PerchcS.
Sale TO commence al o'clock, l. w. WA'H
Terms of Sale will be made kurwn by
MARY l. ROBINSON,
Alministratrix of Tro''is ]. ~, H' u'' i
per WM. JONES. ATTY for Mary NoOin ~
By the Court: SAu'L Rorsu, Clcr".
SEPT. 80, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
on the west side of south Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and dStI.ouis streets sconsistng of near a lot and
ahalfof ground making front of99 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches.
The Improvements are commodicus three
~ storey BRICK DWELLING
E1HOUSE. of pressed brick, AZ feet
front by 36 feet deep-well inishcd-with
IN arble base, marble sills and lintels ia front
"a fre-proof roof-with Wing attached of
% by 10 fcet-an Out Kitchcn-a Well of ex-
celcnt water, with Pump in, under roof-a
large Cisiern also under roof--a large new
S,abe-an Ice House-and other necessary
oui-bu'dings. There are also on sadsnh
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery -
The location is desirable one either for
private residence or public business. Itis on
the most elevated part Of the Borough, near
the Cour, House. and but short distance from
Market s,reet.-Terms will be made easy.
June 9, 1857. G.. F. MILLER.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

A GREEABLY 10 the last will and testa-
N mcnt of WILLIAM DALE, late Of Liberty
township, Montour county. deceased, will be
exposed TO public sale. al the late residence OF
said deceased, on Friday. the 2st!i
day Of November next all that mes
suagc and TRACT LAND situate
in said township, bounded by lands Of Samuel
Bcnnage, James Cameron, Thomas Naugant
and Robert Mack, containing about sixty
Acres. good qualify of land, Railroad run
ming past it. The Improvements are "a
Frame House and Barn. Spring at the LII
door-nearly all clear and IN high state OF
cultivation.
ALSO.-A Tract 20 Acres. adjoining
lands of Mrs. Morchcai. Rading HarrIns and
oiherS-all clear bu, about four acres which
@@ is well timbered.
- Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, \ NJ,
when terms of sale will be made known by
ROBERT \. GIFFEN,
FRANCIS WILSON,
Executors of WILLIAM DALE, deceased.
Oct. l6, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30

sg-Thrcc years ago, the Wings,
Americans, and Republican clements
united and made Judge POLLOCK, the
,,urvrnvr, ny oi,UuU mlJ. o'cr al.
Now, distracted by Straitism, VIC are
dcfeated-PACKER having II, 900 maj.
over all. The Union vote for Pollock
or of last Fall, pollcd this Fall,would
have elected NilmOt.
iS56-Pollock, Union 100000
Baird, Am. Strait 10000
Darsic, Wing $4,000
1S55-Am., Rep, Union d Wing
candidates, together having
maj. over Dem. candidate.
iSj4-Baird, American vote 100000
1S56-Fillmorc, do $4,000
lS57-Hazlehurst do $4,000
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30

David Longnccker, recently living in
mos! splclid style at Lancaster, and one
of the destroyers of the credit of the Ian
easter Bank, removed to Philadelphia.
His splendid country seat has gone a,
Sheriif's sale, and now the Concstago Steam
Cotton Mill, No. ,, Lancaster, in which
he had 3672 shares, has been sold BY the
Sheriff at oac cent a share. Verify, "the
way Of the t-ansgrcssor is hard"
\ CENTENNARIAN RELEAsEp-JOcl
SchoOnovcr, who was 100 years old on the
ith of July last, and who was sentenced
to the State Prison at Auburn, two years
ago, for life, was released from durancc on
Saturday last He served in the war of
the Revolution and in the last war. His
crime was arson.
At this moment, there are thirty thou
sand operatives and working men Of vari-
Gus kinds without employment in the city
and vicinity Of Philadelphia. Many Of
these have families, and thus the distress
may be said to extend already directly and
indirectly to a hundred thousand souls.
Benzinger township, in Elk county gave
Packer majority of 201-a unanimous
vote. There is not Protestant Bible or
school in the whole township. Comment
unnecessary. Bastrcss township, Lycom.
ing county, follows the same fashion.
A well known shipping merchant of
New York has sacrificed over one million
of dollars, 10 raise money to meet his dali
ly Obligations which have matured this
autumn. ...... -. --,
Mann's Axe Factories, at Bcllefonte,
were stopped last week, and we learn that
several other manufacturing establishments
IN tia. county are ''in the same fix."
The Contractors on the Lock Haven &
Tyrone Railroad have suspended opera
tions for 'hr present, md DISCHARGED their
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
Market Days, LeWisburg !

Pursuant to n printed call, headed "No-
Ming to EM." the large Indepcndcnt
Hall" was crowded to ovcrlowing on Tues
day evening 9th inst, by citizens of Lew
isburg and its vicinity, when JAMES KELLY
was called to the chair, assisted by Messrs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
TIE GREAT BEACTIrIER
80 LoSg rS5rc1EsrrrIr sorsHr,
FOUND AT I.AST'

TOR 1T RESTORE PERMANENTLY GRAY U.rp -,
its original color covers inxUrihBty the LaldI,$
removes all d4Edrun, itrhDg and all fef,;nl. .e,d -
snl sif eTupton- makss the hair soh hrnltbv -.
glossy; and Will preserve 1t to any imaginable, 50
moves, ~ II y magic. al blOiehes dr from the fac.
cures all neuralgia and nervous head ache Sc, -
and the following
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50 Al

Mr. Backhousc, an Opp Member from
Allegheny, has since died,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
ones acted as Secretary.

Jones acted as Secretary.
After remarks from several gentlemen,
relative to an increase in the amount and
quality Of marketing, and the establish
mcnt of uniform and reasonable prices, it
was
ResOloed, That We invite the buyers
and sellers Of marketing in this place and
vicinity to agree upon two mornings Of
each week, in which to meet at one place,
for the sale and purchase of such articles
Of food, &c, as are usually disposed of in
market towns That the Town Council
appoint the days and place, commencing
on Saturday morning, Nov. y and make
such arrangements, from time to time, as
may be found expcdicnt.
Rcso'ced, That Mcssrs. Eli Slifer, Wm.
Cameron, o. n Wordcn, J. F. Linn, and
Lewis Palmer be appointed to prepare for
publication an Address setting forth some
Of the advantages of this enterprisc.-The
meeting then adjourned.
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FO r S \ L + .

- MY Residence, on North Third street,
LA LcwisburS, 81 #. front, and including
back building 5: #. deep. Basement, and
Attck finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-buildinSs.
Also. Half Lot on Market St, opposite
s. Rt,ers residence, with good Well Of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for busi-
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combncd)
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lcwisburg, Oct. 8, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30

Dover. v II, Feb lss-
PROP } WOOD & Co-Cents. Within a few 'is,.
have received many orders sud call, for rrnf "a
Woot's Hair Restorative. that to-day xer, r,rn,,
send Boston for quantity, (tbe dorm you ,y
dci all being soiI while might order quan t,,y r.
YOU Ereyy boOie hars Sad s,ssss 10 hon, ,gs,i,I
tiyee or t1nrn cfHsTs and the appIohatiot and -
rouage it receives from the sah-tsnaI and wo,,
citizen. ofour vicinity, fully convince Us that II
valuable pY-j aratioB.
Srrd may be one gross o. 81 size: anl,,
dozen e. size; ami believe yours very truly
(rigEcdJ DANIEL LAIIIOEP G..
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TOCOnstabiCs--Cuurt Rcturns AMI r'hsf
BLASLs z,.L al lh, 6hs,....j ui.C.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30
GEnTGE ". HIGGINR0TUt~
SARAH A. HIGGlSBUTllAN

Gardiner, Msine June 20, Is.
rR0F. o } WOOp-Drar si-: have used two lo,''
e troE WroTs Hair Restorative and can truly say u
the 1Ia di-covofy Cf the sgc fpr restoring and rhaf
rng The Hair Before using IL mau Of ,-ysHfy
Ny hair h:r now attained its original color. You ,tu
nimeui it t. the world without the lra-t
ease was one OftLc worst kind. Yours ErsT'rtfri'v
DANIEL y MI EFIiT.
q. J. WOOD CO. p orrietors, 5I2 broadway. y / .
lin the great y. y Wire Bsilin. EstathL1ont and ll
Market street -. Ioiis. Ho.
tsIi And sold by all good Druggists
.SH ~ LsrGJurg by CIIRLST d CfLEHELH
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Packer over Wilmot 42,75l
Packer over Wilmot & IIazlehurst 4,163
Wilmot over Hazlchurst....IlS, l5O
Whole vote. .......563,O07
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

A CREEABIY to an order OF the orphans
~ Court of Union county. viii be eAp2asu
to public sale, at the House O! Jas. 'Teish''
\, Ruaalo Il Roads, in Buffalo township, on
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-30

1.-THE oJorc 1daress is opprored Ly the
Committee appointed as ctoresaid-a 5,
T. NJ, Thursday, Oct. 90, I'D. 1851