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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

TuL P,ETsIDGE's NEr. In c1rn.feld
near wood, two boy, found a partridge
not, aud managed to catch the hen, which
was sitting on the eggs.
"Do YOU" said the bigger Of the two
boys, q" lake the esss, and ! will keep the
bird, for the eggs are worth just as much
as the bird"
"If 30" said the smaller boy, give me
the bird. and keep the eggs yourself.
They began to wrangle, and eventually
came 10 downright blows. Daring the scui.
ae, the elder boy let the bird 90, and the
younger unintentionally trod upon the eggs
Nothing, therefore, was left for either, and
they said one to another sour father was
right;
q, Ear b,tt,r to live content with hua,ble gain.
Thaa risk a quarrel, greater to Ob,ain."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

How NEREIuv WI LIVE rn,r IN'EDTs BE.
Insects generally must lead true .oy'hl life.
Think what 1t must be 10 lodge in a lily
Imagine a palace of ivory anl pearl with
pillars Of silver and capitals Of gold, all eE-
haling such perfume as never aroso from
a human ccn,er. Fancy again the fun OF
tucking yourself up for the night in tho
folds Of rose, rocked to sleep by the gentle
sishs Of the summer air, nothing to DO when
you awake hut to wash yourself with dew
drop, and fall to and eat your bcd-elothes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

LEGIsL,rIyE AGuCJLrUEALM METl>Cs. The
frsi Of contemplated oour-s Of legislative
agricultural meetings, was held in the Re-
prcsentaiives Hall, in the State House, m
Augusta, on Wednesday evening. the 9Th
inst. Il was a most excellent meeting, and
gave promise of much usefulness. II was
sdpurnsd 10 wednesday evening, the llth
inst. Gov. Hamlu and Hon. Noah sm,th
addressed the meeting We shall sndeavor
to give a brief synopsis Of their remarks
nsXi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

A MAGNIFICENT LILY. The following ae.
count i. given Of the Liiium gigdHiogm
A lily. the Lilium gigantcum, Is maxim:
a great sensation among tho English gar
dcncrs. 1t grows ten or twelve feet hish'
the dover portion measuring twenty inches
and bearing eighteen superb flowers some
what resembling the common white lily, eH'
ccptins taat they have deep Purpli'h ting'
along the inner edge Of each division Of the
pcrianth, and measuring five and half
inches across the mouth Of tube.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

WouKiSG FAEurR. We have just receive
"a the last number OF the current column.
Ng1t month a new volume commences. Iui,
i. on, Of the b,st papers On our list Of eH-
chauscs. l, is made up Of good, sub.tan-
tai agricultural literature, that will no,
perish with the day, bat will always bcrcad
with profit. Those in want Of such paper
cannot 10 better than TO subscribe for the
Working Farmer. Subscriptions received
M thi. Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

PArLEs MHsiNG We have not received
copy since the b,giuning Of the year, Of
the following papcrs-Moor's Rural New
Yorker, WOOl.Grower, Gcuc,sco Farmer,
ami the southern Planter We miss them
very much. Have ,hey cat our acquain-
taucc2 Will tAe Gsny,see Farmer scnd rs
the Ssltembsraud October numbers To COM
ple,e our Tie, rs th,s3 nambers ar, not re-
cciyrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Board OF Agriculture

Board OF Agriculture.
Thi. holy continued IN session only d,
time rrys,rihcd by law, Or rather, the mcm.
Der. askei Tor Jov fr only the o. Jays, a.,
though some Of then remained nearly week
after the adjournment, % attend 20 theIr
duties 0n committees. TIE measures pro-
posed requiring legislative action are very
fsv, and with one exception, are che same
the Blari, without dis.sut.us voice bs,c
twice before ask,I i1-. n che present lcc.
islaturc ussl,sts % refuses % grant their
rvgusst. &c wall De time iar che farmer. o.
carry tHr matter o. the Jallo,-h1, anI sev O,
men cannot bs elected who wi. have s.wc
regard irr Oh, great iu,src.; % agriculture.
W frl. however, there wall be no occasion
f.r tht., as there -srms O. he a gnni d.spn-
siu1u among Oh, msmhers generally toward
tht, matter, although thrrs are s1u' who
srrm determined % luagrg. with gv,ry,.iu-
Of the kind.
Tie Board, a. legally constituted, vas
very .,aU. b,.us ouly thirteen ia uamher,
the law of last viu,,r limiting th2 rgrrosrn-
u,igu % ono from each county Sun, a
large proportion .l the sosirttr' uo; entitled
by law o. le rgrrr,gntoi ou thr E.,ri ..rt
d,ls-.,r., who were admitted as hrnarary
urmher-. This. however, GI not place
those s.ujsuru ,n d position whore t.ay
could g., ru-t'y 40 h.ur. ami i-,i t0rm
g. a-t with tl1t gEHu.y ..sy n.hrTV.s.
would have done
Tr, deliberations. % che Board vrr
very larmua.ra. There was unity n'
sentiment among ths memh-rs, 600 au t.r
tonic. th,t came ur. no heretofore .urI
Indr.I. trr-s wa rally .4sa o. ura0mi'y
in inthg.rvsvs, tlat % -rrt.y ,ara.rl t.s
in,arr- ol Oh. .r,s..as There v1s IG'.r 10
no OCCASION igg DISCUSSION aal debate, sg
necessary 90 give s,t aul ,u,.ust 90 ur
meeting. of q Jslltsr,,,r huly. Probably,
however. haI tune bygn allowed O. ha,s Ca
ken up other topic. ,han tho-g i9rcrl 1n
80, b, rf-rsm.,,u,-. lave ls.u
-, ,,--,grllv discussed before tn tae q .arI
,,5 ,h-,g.b ,b, mss. th-r, would lave
-, -,,,, .n,g.b .r debate.
en-. ..,,, 4, .sr,. under tar,, s.r,au-
..,-... tt, I--..ra,.r, r.uul, rylus. G.,
-rsr,rhat b. ask1l. suI plead a, aa oIg.sr,
....,r.,.,.,....r. ar, MA s-r..I am.u-
-. s. .t..vr.t tr.vu.ut.a. tUry
t....r....r ,.,... ,,., Want of a.r..-
--,..,...r., ,f.. .r..rf..f agricultural lm.
-...........,.,..,,y... .r.,.r tl...r nun.
-.t..r..- ,.. ..,.r-..,yrrI .E.... ur
,..,.-..r,,.,,....r,r-r.. ..rr.. -r4a,.r.
vr.,.r.....,I. up fir 4.r. u l.,,...I
aforementioned
T.. to.r,., legislature. have IaI some
.t-g-. Ord ..r...t.-- .,ys. .1 o., r..r.
,..-n....l 90 Know v.4t tr EasI really
tie legislature 900 hrt. .,--s, -t"t ...0..n
tle E.aTI and i.4t .-.g, u.t .- Ia u-.'.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

lIrwEp', BloGEumc,L EmI.rEE. We
see that ,hi- work - {, h' published about
tae fr,; Of May urHt. 1; ha. be,n delayed
ia consequence of tie labor in preparing the
new edition Of hi' y. T. Gazetteer W.
la,, no doubt that ~ will b; valuable
book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Special Notice

Agricultural ENchang- and commuuica-
ti5ns or this department., should hs dirr,i-
eI o.. Oxford Democrat south Paris Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Agricultural Meeting.

Importance had no, We, begun TO be apprc-
ca'el even by those to whom they were
Immediately accessible that much remained
% BE- learned a. to the manusroi their us'.
and che most economical aud cfrctual mode
or thclr application. lie thought here was
wide Geld OF inquiry, and one Of great im-
Tartau,s 60 the agricultural interests of
Maine.
Ils al,l spoke or guano, and stated that
o., cyp,risncs with i, showed It TO bc a very
sIc,iual fertilizer. lie expressed il a. his
opinion, tha, one Of the principal reason.
rr o., jiycr..,ic, af opinion a, 90 it. value
wa owing lip improper application. u
not applied properly, It would o., injurious
rather than beneficial
Hon. G.. J. Gilman OF Bruu5wick spoke
particularly ol mus,l, mud "a, fertilizer.
IIg considered that 10. value ,-pcgialy Tor
the grass crop, could hardly bc oycr-c.;ima-
TED The quantity along our coast was Az
,5,ut,'y lurNhau.tal,c, and some lw of tie
arm.r, were using /, with rr.nt suegr,'
u, though, with liule preparation %
might r, rrnaahly transported into che in.
trrI.r. Itvas .uh..r, worthy ar more
extended inquiry aud mgra profound inygs-
r.slt1n. Il itUroyc- What IL iud,rat,. So
hr ~ % la. bcyu trici, il must prove
source ofuuhouudsd wealth.
Nr buxton, ia response tot cll upon
brn e. give h,s experience and knowledge
iu relation O. the value or mus,lc.mud, said
chat iu Do, vicinity there vcrr various and
IGrut opinion, relative 90 this Kind or
Ir.-,.u- but large majority considered i'
ya'ua',. 40 a t1I-lrr,,,Ds-caTt;al well laid
rl, vheu expended iu obtaining, aud th,r,
az. luuirclsilu,t thousand. OF load, taken
UUm our m4sr,e.hrgs, when circumstances
0r -.'tr. 60 DO arc favorable,
T.gr. arsp 'ss among 90. who .ay usy
v.ad u.t have q, su tar,r land. tf DO c1uli
.s .aa..l ar nothing
I.E. ug-..t sru sHne very marked hau-
gs..l .T.,. .l.n ,.r aU.lg.u.n Of the
.r... ,.I ., ...r. ,,..r dire, IN.
....... I.-. ,,r.--.l l., ,... ..ur.-. o., al,
r..rr,,r.r,r land h,-p ruined hy ,r
.,-,..,..,..t., yg.,'-mul
Question. What liul OF .,il i, bc,,
.4'..-,',- ,t.. .,,i...,;., ,, ,I,, ,u,.l,
a, -. -, ,,,,;,I -,
-.
-, W., l;,J ., al i. a.,
,t,-,t..r,.,r,. -, ru,,p,, An. Moro
NJ, ap3y ,han. ,',y,v ,,i.
OF, W., +. a.. ,,.,,.. ,r,,.,,
.rr,,,...r r,..,. ,r. ..,,,,..l.., ,,hi.l ,I..
... r.g noe. t.,.-.lrr1 A.. r,.u
s.a,.,...,.-.-.
,.-.-.,t-t.-..,.
-...,...,.. .., 49,.
-' . - , 80 ~, -
... -..rI', -
v.,..r-.,.r-..... BID.
r.... ~ -. ,...f ". .,,.,,.
..,-4., ,-r,,rr .,l,,,, l.-..
.....
,-...- d., r.,,r rg, land r...Y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..,r.
go. n......,,.., q. ...,u-.,r..,..
r.,..rs A.. rt. .,-r... .r .,,,....r 4,
.....-.....t- ...,.. -
...-r......,r..,., -. i,r3 ala, in "a ,,m,
,..7...,.t.,,,,rI.r,.,..,,..,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

DARIUS FoRBEs. EditOr.

Al IRE arts anl sriruCrs T'rf1Iufrg iU .I.', Hre
r's.sI, flksifrgrihrr ,1nihrr ultimately c'unr't'
. slth NgrlruItsfr.--A ACEt,HtA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

A word once spoken, coach with four
horses cannot Ovsrtake it and bring 1t back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

Man creates more discomfort to himself
than ever OccaHOned BY Others,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
LEWTSRJRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMEROCT IT, 1871

chance suggestion Of the good they might
do-and they have already got to be gala
days amongst us-days, not to commemo-
rate some idle circumstance, but to honor
the earth's autumnal round, when the full
ness of the year is poured into the lap Of
plenty. These Fair days are taking q place
amongst US which will no doubt be time
honored. Aud may they 60 down with
time, until time be moss.grown Aye
we know they vii! be honored and cher
ished so long as the Earth is covered with
its gay green web-so long as that web is
decked with Aower-so long as "the
orchard yields its ruddy flush and the
fields the rich sleam Of the harvest"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

A GREEABLY to the last will and ,esta-
N mcnt of WILLIAM DALE, late OF Liberty
township, Montour county, deceased, VIII De
exposed to public sale, at the late residence OF
said deceased, on Friday, the 27ih
day Of November next, all that mes
suage and TRACT OF LANE D situate
in said township bounded by lands OF Samuel
Bennase, James Cameron, Thomas Nansani
and Robert Mack, containing about StNty
Acres, good quality of land, Railroad run
ming past it. The Improvements are
Frame House and Barn, Spring at theIlA
door-nearly all clear and IN high state Oh
cultivation.
ALsO.-A Tract of IG Acres, adjoining
lands of Mrs. Morehead, Rading Harring ana
orhers-all clear but about four acres which
aHis well timbered.
~ Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ
when terms Of sale will be made known by
ROBERT 4. GIFFEN,
FRANCIS WILSON,
Executors of WILLIAM DALE deceased.
Oct. l6, 1857
MiItonian and panvlc Intelisencer please copy and
send bills to this Ofcc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
Adjourned Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed, Trustees, will sell at auction, IN
pursuance TO and by virtue of an Act of As
sembly approved the 18th day of April, A. u.
1857, on MONDAY the 18th day of October,A.D.
1857, at the premises in the Borough of New
Berlin, the Jail, Court House and all other
Public Buildings and Lands, situate in SAID
Borough, belonging to the County of Union
prior to the erection of the new county ont of
part of Union, bounded and described as fol
lows, viz:
Five lots adjoining each other, and bounded
on the west by Vine street, north by Market
street, east by Plumb street and south by an
Alley, whereon the Court House and
County Offices are erected.
Also certain lot adjoining Plumb street
on the east, Market street on the south, lot of
John Seebod'S on the west and an Alley on
the north, whereon the Jail is erected.
Said lots will be sold separate, together with
the appurtenances-
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, of
said dav, when and where the terms and con-
di,ions of sale will be made known by the un-
dersigned, duly appointed by said Act for that
purpose. NER MIDDLESWARTH,
HENRY G. EYER,
July 81. 1857 JOHN V. BARBER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
ORPHANS COURT SALE


DY virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Union county, Will be offered
for sale, at the Columbia House, in MlFFLIN-
BURG, at o'clock, p. NJ, of
Saturday, October 81, 1857,
the following Real Estate, viz: A TRACT
of LAND, situated in Limestone township,
county aforesaid, containing
6S ACRES AND 81 PERCHES.
more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Shoe
maker. Charles Royer, George Kleckner, Benz.
Chambers, William Foster and others. all
Limestone Land, about half WOODLAND,
and the remainder under good cultivation.
The above property VIII be offered as a
whole. or in tracts TO suit purchasers.
Terms made known al sale, by
HENRY NOLT.,
Sept %, 1857. Admir- Of BENZ. Shoemaker, decd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
DIR. SANFORD'S INVIG0RAToR
or Liver Remedy.

THIS is Of the scientific medical discover
les ever made, ant i daily working cures smost
great to believe. 1t if by magic. IN. frIs
doe grJfg h'n.ff aud seldom than bottle
quir'd To Kind Of Lrr,r Complaint, from tie
worst Jauudr- or Dyspepsia a common head ache, al
Of ~hich aEe the result Of a Drs,ased Lircr.
The liver - Of the principal regulators o the human
body and hen it peri it, functions we'll the pourso'
the system fully developed The stomach j. almost
eutr-iy dp-nt-nt the healthy the Li,crfrr
pr"G Terorma # its functions when the stomach
IL at aGIt the bowels are.and the whole sytm suffers
consequence of one orcau-the Livcr-havng ceased =
do its duty For the diseases Of that Of th.
propristors has made it his study in practice of more
than twenty wears. ind remedy Wh-r, sh to
couuterart the many d"rang ments 10 which IL afs
To prove hat this m-y Is at last -ound, suy irsH
troubled with Liver Complaint in any f its firms Las
but to try n bottle and conviction Is certain
compound has Le-n formed by dis<olyinr guns, ani
extracting that part whrh soluble for the acve w
tues Of tie mrdicine These gums all morti y
had matter from the SYSTEM supplying in their place
healthy flow Of bile, lnyisursnnc the stomach causing
food To digest we'll purifying the blood. giving tone anl
health to the whole nachinry, removing the causes q
the disease and .Teen- radical without =
the i-a-rr-ahe after affects, felt by using Cal,Hs
Mineral foison, that are usually resorted to.
To all who will follow these directions cure i. -.
tvely guaranteed s,K HFNDAcHE can he cured D.. t-
u'e Of two teasPoonsiul taken the attack
felt.
The Invirorator fri1s to stomach The
bal effects experienced after eating
Bilious attacks yield r-siiy 10 one bottle. and Chrr
ic srrhsa, difficult it i To is troutl-
some 20 those who take thr luveorstor
For Dyspepsia Jaundice, nothing in the kn'r1
world acts fully quickly thr luvi-rA-
tor. 1t removes all yelOwness and unnatural eoorirJ1
the skin.
For Night Mare. take dose Seore retiring, and il s
preventative.
For Female obstructions it Is safe and rcmei'
II removes the of the disease.
Costivcn"ss cannot exist whore the Inv-Crator fres4
taken, while Choc yields readily to n few doses
1t must be known that all these LirT diseases y
caused hy derangri Iir.r, and to them nrr.''
LIVER m.drine: il has medicinal powers, never h"i"
di coVerrd that will all divcases ot The L -
matter Of how long standing what he Their f'
The active medicinal extracted from the I'VE,
used is such 10 be astonishing to all who itf-
tcts, for none the medicine without rr'ri'i.
benefit IL acts gentle Csthartic, and ,houl as''
De taken in sufficient quantities 70 op.ratron ibr te
gently. Tb" best way To take it i 10 take The me-
IN the mouth then take some water and s~aloS -
together In this way the medicine will scSrcry p ~
ted. SANFORD & co. Fr, pTieterN
Si5 Broadway. NeV ! .'s-
Soid5 By CHRIST & CALDWELL. L',r'5nfs
679yl VIZ. MERvIN. sssHi-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

e%Wheat is offered in Iowa at so cts.
q bushcl Every description of produce
must come down to hard times prices.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

4 GkEEABI1 10 an oruct OF iit ciPh""'
~ Court of Union county, will be exposed
10 public sale, at the House ol Jas. VI Crelsht,
a, Buffalo Il Roads, in Buffalo township, on
Saturday, the 7th of November next,
all that messuage and tract of Ian . situ-
ate in Buffalo township, Union county, adJoin-
ing lands of Andrew Magee'S heirs. LANDS
formerly of Jacob Nenada, and OF Thomas
Robson, decd, containing
EjgM Acres and Forty P'rehes.
The improvements are, Two-Storey fsT
Frame Dwelling House, a small Frame Il
House, one and half storey, and the land
under good cultivation.
ALSO-Anothrr small Lot or piece OF
Ground adjoining lands OF Thos. Robson,
decd Paul DlefiendeTfer and Daniel Hamlet
containing TWO Acres and Fhty- "o
Perches also under cultivation.
ALSO-A piece Of Timber Land.
situate in said township, adjoining lands oi
John Stahl, Jacob Hartman and Dame! Rang
g., Ter, Sr.. containing sixteen Acres and
@C.. Forly-One Perches.
sale TO commence at O'clock, !. VI, when
Terms of Sale Will be made kucwn by
MARY L ROBINSON,
Administrators of TUsa,s R1ulSsoN, dee i
per WM. JONES. ATTY for Mary Robinson
Bv the Court: S.N'L Rcusn, Clerk.
Sept. 80, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
FO r S A l. f. .

~ MY Residence, on North Third street,
LIN LewiSburg. 81 #. front, and including
back building So fl. deep. Basement, and
A,tck finished. Every convenience IN the
way of oui-buiIdings.
Also, Half Lot on Market St, opposite
S. Ritter's residence, with good Well of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for a busi-
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combned)
Also, other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg, Oct. s, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

CLEVELAND, Oct. l2.-The Cuyahoga
Steam Furnace Company has assigned.
Their assets arc estimated At S1OO, 600
over their liabilities. Two hundred men
have been thrown out of employment by
the consequent s:cppage Of the works.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
REAL ESTATE
I'nE SAI IL,


yIyHE subscriber otlers for sale his Residence
on the ives, side of South Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and StLouls streets, consisting OF near a iot ana
ahalfof ground making frontof99 feet on SAID
second Street. and in length l57 feet, 6 inches,
The Improvements are commodIous ihree
-. storey BRICK DWELLING
EHOUSF,. of pressed brick. a ieet
front by sc feet deep-well fnl>hed-wlth
marble base, marble sills and IinieiS ID 'F"hc
6,e-proof rpoI-with n Wing attached oi
81 nv ~ fcct-an Out hiicn-n-a W cit "f -
cellent water. with a Pump IN, under rooi-a
large Cistern also under root-a large ne"
SlabIe-an Ice HouSe-and other necessary
ou,-buildinss. There are also on said@
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Z
The location is desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. It's on
the most elevated part OF the Borough near
the Court House, and but Shor, distance from
Market streer.-Terms will be made ea>v.
June ., 1857. IT, +. NlI-LEh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
Sheriff's Sale.
virtue of a writ of Lavari FaciaS


DY virtue of a writ of Lavari FaciaS
ID issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Union county and 10 me directed, will be
exposed to Public Sale or outcry,'a at the Public
house Of Henry Gibson, al Winfield, in the
township of Union, and county aforesaid, on
FnIpar, the 23d day of October next, at 10
o'clock, in the forenoon, A. d., 1851, certain
tract of Land situate in the township of In
ion and county of Union, 10 wit: Beginning
at stone, the southwest corner of the tract
and also corner Of Isaac Eyer's land thence
by lands of Isaac Eyer, n. Z: +. AL perches
TO a stone thence, by the same, n. s9l E. loo
- percheS, 10 a pine stump; thence, by The
same, n. ~ f. 1913 perches, 10 stone :;
thence, by lands o: samuel Walter, n. l7l
w. 39I percheS. 10 a stone; thence, by the
same, N. 42i f. 80 perches, 10 stones; thence,
by lands of John Philips, \. l3i W. 63-6
perches, to a pine knot; thence, by lands of
the heirs of John Hayes, decd. of Thon'a.
Pay --I pn,a- Para < 72I w ai--o
perches, TO a black oak stump; thence. by
lands of Isaac Ever, 5. i3 +. g9-2 perches.
TO the place Of beginning. containing TWO
HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES
AND FORTY NINE AND SlX-TENTHS
PERCHES, strict measure, together with the
heredItamentS aud appurrenanccS. Nhereon
kAare erected a Dwelling House, Spring
III House. Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, &c.
There is valuable Iron Orc in the land
To be sold as the property OF Horafio 6. Tag
CART, Josiah H. Fumdn, and Eh,ha e. Burton.
DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, LewisbuIa, Sept. "a, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
THE GREAT BEAUTIFlER
30 Lo>G uSsuc-Ess,unr SOUGHT.
FOUND AT LAST!

TOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR TO
it, original color ver-IuxurAnty ths bald head
removes all danruf itching and all scrofiA sea!d head
end all .rnptions; makes the hair son, hsathy, and
gIsy. and ain pre..rye IL to any imaginable age ~
moves as II magic all botshes Se from IN. face ami
cures all neuralgia and head ache seeeircula,
and the following.
Dover Y IT. Feb 2 1ss-
PROy WOOD & Co-Grnts: Within a fs~ days
nv vel 50 many oriers and calls FIR Prof J.
Wool. Hair Restorative. that today complied
Boston for quantity the doz-n you i"ruar-
eJ all heinz while might order aqusn tiy from
you Er.yy hqrs o'd sssa's IN hare pf>ao'i
fLrss or r p1 and ths APPRECIATION. and pat
rnna.e IL r, erve om the Substantial ant worthy
vicinity fully conEinc u that 1t amost
valuable preparation
send ~ soon a. may b. gross Of 81 1e and
DOZEN 81 size; and believe yours very truly,
(SignedJ DANIEL LArilokP Co.
Hickory Grove It Charles Co, Mo. Nov 10, I.Js.
PROF. o. j. WUUB-Drar SIR some tune last summer
wrr- injured of your Hair Restorative,
and %. fleets Wcrr wonderful feel il our duty
You az the afflicted. 10 r~poItit-
cor o.. sons heli some time had t~fn pfri"r'Iy
Hvr.,i with and so-ir called It se~ld head The
hair aim',t entirely came on IN consequence Nh'n
seeing L. .u-rne, adyi-st us "a u-s your ks
t'rav~ did 90 ~i'h little hop ~ success but % our
-urTrs. and that Of all FRI nds vrry few sppH"
trr- removed the disease entirely. and new ana inA y
crop Of hair star'I out, and w-een nov say t
oar t.y has as h-aIthy a sraip and luxnrrsnt cr
q; fair any other child. We can Therefore ana 40
hrrI, your I;-storatve perfect reneiJ
for ali diseases "i the srslp and hair
We are, YOUR respectfully,
GEORGE ". HiGGINBOTHAN-
SARAH A. HiGGISB0IliAM-
Gardiner, Maine, June % ls55
PROF. q J. WOoD-D'ar sir: Lave used two hotties
Of Prof oO Hair Restorative. and can truly say II IS
tie grrait di.cryrry II the for restoring and chan
gn, the Hair H. fore using II was man of seventy
Wv hair attained its original color You can
recommend it TO The world without the rst Far a my
e,., sas one Oftlr worst kind Yours Respectfully.
DANIEL y. MURPHY.
o. J WOOD co, Psorri-tors, :l2 Broadway y y
great v Y Wir Railing Establishmcnt And III
Market street. -. Louis. No.
ts4I And sold by all good Druggists.
Sid m Lsyi L.y5 Ey CHETST r. C4LDWELE