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NroRTHWEsTERN YIRGINIA FLANNEL.--O

Y
thick Virginia made domestic white flannel
very superior sk and under shirts and drawers
300 pieces coocd flannel from medium
supernne. ss ftH1 ts4 sf fi.a StH3 5lHt Il
Families seeking outfits Of black viii lind stock ample through
the year. Fm
Pure goods: The Of linen goods annually
through enables tho best fabrics
the prices usually charged for the inferior grades.
cloths vcstugs The unusual and
constantly large supply Inducements
purchasers fslrst a,.t.asHF 9gst $3.50 iaa
daily I'll stHvE#f Ff4
Strangers cordially
their qualification
We opening new hills. ~ g fl.is
Good articles low prices, and fr dealing be relied u all
cases. &#e ss .i laf8 ast
a4sr#t PERRY A BROTHER p
Central Siores.i buidinx,
g-IOtdif Opposite the Centre Market
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The capitals arc 80 in The statute. a-.
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~ ENUINE IRISH POPIINS.-AH colors OF the
N very quality richly watcrcd made in Ireland TO our or
der. !
Phin poplih tho above lot ,fesfsi q! 4.-E
Of other kinds Of best class dry soodr adapted or
general wants i 3 z rs ~ Dos enr sen c1
One price only plain figures; hence purchaser h over
8 'tflasgAsH
New supplies North and Easi daily -5asH
E..Fl - ra.fr sstF t.H PERRY a BROTHER,
s..8.a-f Storesn wesi buiiing.
Nov as-Iotdifs gt.asN st- opposite Centre Market
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FuEL.-It will be seen by tho advertisement Of thu
Messs Gait that they prepared to supply an excel
lent article of fuel ut low prices. @ yA aaf a
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MmrAnY.-We learn that the volunteer companies of
this city are generally speaking, recognizing and re-
cruiting in order have the requisite number of men if
the new code becomes law regmental reorganization
and election of field officers is also talked of @
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HIsroRcAL PIcrURE. announce that
Simpsons picture Of the restoration Of the Arctic ship
Resoute' by Capt Hartstene, in the name of the peo
pie of the United States to her Majesty the Queen of
England is exhibition in this city The origi-
nal picture highly praised by English critics when it
was exhibited at London, and there will doubtless be
desire here to see faithful representation Of interest
ing event. Eis salaaF fa VaaaauF @ gg3a rtsat
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IDEAL PARIS KID GLOVES, ALL C0BORS
X ana sizes quality, for ladies and gentlemen
cartons yinte shawls Of all modern styles
Is cartons materials and designs
No ribbed black beaver coih FOR laos cloak
circulars, bas1ues.
northern and correspondents supplies
daily.
NV ' - '~"T - - "t PERRY 4 BROTHE;,
E Central Stores, west building,
Wv ss-iotdR "' opposite the Centre Market.
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AUCTION SALE FINE TABLEwAnE, Erc. Messrs. Wall
& Barnard will sell at auction at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at coombss Hall, No. 289 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side 10th street. of the largest and most
elegant assortment Of glass china terracot and plated
ware fancy goods jewelry, &c. offered in the city.
The sale being for cash and perempto, the articles will
probably go very low " @.4 @at @s#
The sale will be continued this evening" and tomorrow
morning and evening. The ladies invited to attend
both morning and evening. aa aerE se.
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Day Goops. Should any of our newly arrived lady
readers be at loss to know where to make purchases Of
dry-goods we recommend them to the establishment
OF Perry Brother opposite Centre Market An idea of
the extent and the excellence of their assortment may be
gathered from their advertisements in columns.
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VALUABLE WoRKs,- -Franck Taylor adyertises a large
number of political, military, and financial works,
Just received from London. The latest publications,
with all standard works, always be found his
shelves. srsa. aa- srsf sar af# % ategEEtI
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w silk Lyons all silk, and all widths, de
bargains. .nhuitl
thanth usual prices. jst#'
We offer all silk velvets at their actual cost
Opened to-day
200 Paris kid gloves ali colors and sizes
40 pieces superior double table damasks. at low prices
100 pairs blankets, single and double beds.
New supplies rom North and East daily tsg3
one price ony plain figures, aud deviation
We are NOT opening any bills. ziaEFsS sasstf
Good articles prices fair dealing be relied oil
cases. PrRHf BkoiHhh
building
Dec B. lotd '5sls as 5 Opposite Market
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SApE--Withers's brass band compnlented Hon.
James L. Orr Wednesday night by delightful sere-
made in honor of his election Speaker of the House of
Representatives. The compliment was handsomely ac-
knowledged by the honorable gentleman in short speech
from the balcony of Browns Hotel. es@asE e.a1
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4 MERICA -AND ENGLAND---Messrs.l Taylor ~
Maury they have received mp
sons celebrated painting Of the Restoration the Arctic
shin Of the United States TO her Majesty the
England December H. 1886 consigned TO them
y the Queens publishers, Messr CouagM Co. london On ex
iou Al Pennsylvania Mcssrs Wall stephens
COS store Thursday December 10Th 1887 for short period
Hours from to g. a. m, and from to j. M ~.
admission IS cents. Dec io-ahb
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CHARITABLE FEsTIvAL.--The ladies Of Wesley Chapel
are holding festival at Odd Fellows Hail. the receipts
of which to be applied towards the payment of the
debt on their new edifice.
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trip is six days but the instances in which this
speed is actually attained constitute rather the ex
ceptions than the rule. Numerous accidents conspre
to interrupt its regular transmission Proposals had
been received for carrying mail between New York
and New Orleans across the peninsula of Florida
but as the railroad connecting Fernandina and Cedar
Key ia yet unfinished, contract had not been con-
cluded. The transportation of the mail between
these cities by the proposed route-by steamship
from New York to Fernandina, by railroad to Cedar
Key, and thence to New Orleans by steamship
would avoid many of the Of interruption and
delay 10 which the land route is subject.
There will be no necessity for much longer con-
iinuance of the through mail by the Mississippi river
from New Orleans TO Cairo. By the Both Of June
next il is believed that the railroad from New Or
leans to Jackson Canton, &C., win be so far COM
pleted that with one or two short stage lines be-
tween the unfinished portions, the mails may be
conveyed il in nearly half the present time and
with much more certainty and regularity. g7f
Fines and deductions for the year amount to 1885,,
74s ga I
A large portion Of the report is devoted 10 the
" overlsndmail service to California. and the con-
alterations which induced the Postmaster General to
select the southern route ~ the most practicable.
These are substantially the same with those made
public through the press AZ the time the contracs
was made Cor the overland service.
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CouRr or CLAIMS rEsrERDAr.-B. p, Smith, esq, Of
Washington was attorney of this court. si
Hon. Rcrcrdy johnson opened the closing argument in
the case of Richard w. Meade, administrators and, with
out concluding g#
The court adjourned until to-day, IL o clock, q. m.
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Will DO added genuine Italian oil paintings aien
ton OF persons having the fine requested
pictures, they warranted genuine. W. a b.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
Pennsylvania Legislaiure.

SENATE, May l9-Ereainy Session.
The Sunbury & Erie Railroad Bill was
considered, and argued by Messrs. ScOf-
ieli, Fiuney, ,Crabbe and Ingram, in favor,
and Messrs. Gazzam, Welsh and Browne
against. The second section Of the bill,
to guarantee the credi, of the State to the
amount of s3,0OO,OOO, was lost by the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Crabbe, Finney, Ingram
.Myer, Scofeld, Sruther, S'raub, Taggart
Speaker. Yeas ..
NAYs-AIessrs. Brewer, browne, Coiirey,
Creswel, Ely, Evans, Feuer, Flenniken, ,Gaz-
zam. Harris, Jordan, killinger, Kuox. Lau-
bach Lewis, Sellers. Shuman, Steele, Walton,
Welsh, Wilkins. Nays 81.
The remaining sections of the bill pass
ed second reading. Adjourned.
The Committee of Conference on The
Apportionment Bill have agreed upon a
report.
Telegraphic Despatch TO Lewisburg Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, May 81.
The following important bills passed
finally:
To establish State Normal Schools;
To aid the Farmers High School; and
10 Apportion the State for Senators and
Representatives.
Union, Snyder and Juniata remain a
Representative District [t~o Members.]
Union, Center, Clinton, aud Lycoming,
nre one Senatorial district and Snyder,
Northumberland, Nonrour, and Columbia
another.
The Legislature will adjourn at noon Of
Friday the odd H.C.H.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
COUNTY CONVENTION.-It is to

COUNTY CONVENTION.-It is to
be hoped proper notice will be paid the
above call The TINE fixed is that which
was approved BY all the Township Deleg'
ates at the March Convention-between
corn planting and hay msking-which
they deemed most convenient. This is
three weeks earlier than the Convention
held last year; and if it prove too early
on trial, it can hereafter be fixed at a
later period.
We see no other Convention yet named
in the State for County Nominations, and
as Little Union is called upon to take the
lead, let her do it WELL We have not
taken and shall not take any part in the
selection of candidates We only desire to
see fair play and an honest choice good
and competent and popular men chosen !;
and then united, manly, aud patriotic
rally in their support.
There is now no LOCAL issue that ought
longer to distract or disturb us; and the
little which remained last year should be
for ever buried. Personal preferences
should not degenerate into animosity, nor
should any one commit himself so warmly
TO his first choice that he can not cordially
sustain i successful opponent.
A week from next Saturday the Del
egate Elections are to be held-a short
time, bu, long enough for the preliminary
canvass in this small county, where every
candidate who is or may be presented is
so we'll known to the people.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
II. L. DeEshaml II. D.,


hNINH pcfBidhchtl. iVtd''' a.
II wi,burg, Pa, respectfully tenders ii'
Professional Services to the citIzens oi lh'S
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt euei.'io"
to the duties of his profession TO iAe'I' d '''a.
of their patronage. Attention Will also % pa,
To Chronic Diseases of every name,ahu "e''''4
with unparalleled success .,....,...,,I
Dn. DERSHAM graduated at the fenoN',, l.-'.'l,.
American Electlc Medical College, 'ihc1''''lu ~
having fr,l studied the Old or A'I"pd'H'0 - .
fem of medicine, and attended Lectures IA one
Of the Old School Medical Coi'' ses "' ''''an'
eluhia: hut becoming convinced oi the super
-, &C tho Newor American Eclectic system
he commenced its study. and attended TWO
conrses of Lectures m the Reformed or Ame-
rican Eclectic Medical college Of ihr queen
Civ of the West. This Institution, 5!lhIusH u
o., IN IL. infancy ha- no superior stir W et ,'d
has ALREADY annually ra'r~ stu4't ii',h T. i, 7,
Nediral College of Cincinnati ceiiHlitu- 49,
rhysiciaus TO all part- Of orf globe ana ~ -
Sc thry will soon BE- numerous tAHh any ''i'''
Tt ,,i'cin,i n II renee between tie lf -r'-l i-~ "i
Eclectic and the Old AIopafHir - item 90 o. ~ -
The New school uses no .Iiriua agent OBJ = il ''
way injurious 70 til human l-t"in' -usl ' %
Arsenic sut-mony. Sc; fIr sr-srinr ~" 'il'.-
r., f I,,. ys,r- Lee, I.ssrrc fl tie over l4.-F ID
and progressive tIv-ialars 6 ia" Ne" 7i'.. tH- i
complete substitute ior t1t" l-''t ii'd H t,s,t
lionel &-J theryf-rr We trT" no - ll ..'l -
thrse valuable new scent. aud all those a. i' t OF
AIIopatLic -rhoo excel - trr ~ Inl- D. rl' -'i
and All the ifrpruvoiuent- - every ct" '- u OF 'h
cine (as til. Humr patlr- u lr as'. .ai '-i'
many diseases rurai 70 that w'f ~
inpossitIr, and that too without hie' N-t ~ % t'
stituton aud creating other is''.s, O. 60, my ''
,is, Dv.rersil Liver p.srf- UlacIuti sasr 4..i'-i
diseased Boncs rr,matuTo loss Il t. H. Sc.
The New school certainly oi1iHs great -l lr'ri'l'} L
the treatment Of all isea-'s II To- l''n li''' ~
Clinical reports that III" Ia rtHlty ilf ~ o. -
torether-s than Ior cent tlt 81 A-iit'' -i''
il only per cent ,.,.-.. . ,.,.g u.
4 mo- p
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
Delegate Meetings

on SATURDAY, 3Oth MAY inst, to elect
two persons from each election Dist
rict to represent said District in the
regular COUNTY CONVENTION
to be held ut Lcwisburg on the Mon
day following, JUNE lSt, at l, L. NJ.
The Delegate elections to be open in
the Townships from , to 3 PM, and
in the Boroughs from ) to 6 Pm.
r. NJ. MUSSER, Chairman.
JAMES WILSON, Sec, St. Com.
Lewisburg, May 20, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22

"Have you seen SAM?"
CEEMS TO be a Question asked by
~ almost everybody; but we inquire,
Hare you seen the Late Firm,
with their supply of
New Boots, shoes, Caters, SC
ffI1 The subscribers having associated them.
Pkt selves into Copartnership in business
now offer to the public, at the Old Stand
of S. & D. SLIFER, on Marke, ST. the cheapes
Qor CASH and best lot of
BOOTS and SHOES.
for Men and Boys, ever offered in Lewisburg
Also new and splendid assortment Of
GUN SHOES for Ladies and Gentlemen,
a variety of Caters, Half Caters, Ties, Bus
kins, Slippers &c. for Ladies and Misses,
also Children's Shoes of the latest
styles and sizes &c. &c. SC.
Work made TO orier-Mendine done as
usual-and as the Workmen have rendered.
satisfaction heretofore, We trust we shall hay.
a full share of public patronage. SAM will
continue to be on hand as formerly, and homes
to give general satisfaction to ali customers.
SL1FER & MFADDIN.
Lewisburc, Feb. 90. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
COURT WEEK. .COnciuded.

COURT WEEK. .COneiased.
The laud trial Of Quinn VS. Heart apd
others, resulted in verdict for Def,s.
Becker & Weller VS. Charles Stees ver-
dict sll0 &C for Plf
Charles p Fox and others vs Adam
Ranck; judgment for Plf.
julius kuner and Frederick Beerstecker
were naturaliAed.
REGULAR COURT
Monday morning of this week, the
Cour. opened at II o'clock, and there has
since been large attendance, particularly
on the rainy days. The pleasant weather
at this writing Thursday, p. Nd will
have 'scattering" effect We have also
noticed good number from Snyder, Nor.
thumberland, and other counties, who ex.
press the greatest admiration Of our Court
House.
johnson Walls was appointed Foreman
Of the Grand Jury, and Geo. J. Rohland
Constable. The Grand Jury have re.
turned large number of bills, as "true," F"
and We understand have still more before
them.
Monday was spent in hearing and con.
testing License applications, The final re.
suit of the whole canvass will be an.
nouuced to-day.
The first trial was Mark We'll VS. Jacob
Hartman, Geo Aumiller and Geo Young,
FOR false Imprisonment Young acquitted,
Hartman and Aumiller sl5 damages.
Com'th VS. Martin G. Reed aud Horace
VanGezer, indictment for burglary. Reed
acquitted on trial, aud mol. pros. entered
in case of EanGczer.
COm'th by Sarah Ann Polk VS. james L.
Quinn, for libel. Verdict, Guilty.
Com'th VS. Henry Gibson for violation
of License Laws acquitted. ("Scttled. "
Com'rh VS. Nandeveer Vansandoz, fol
larceny acquitted.
Another We'll VS. Hartman and AumilleI
IOE laase iiipIiSOhh'Ht ol uIal.
.Msssrs. Edifors:-h appears but justice &c
say of The Tax payers and Collectors Dr our
new county the collectors Of 1856. with hui
one exception (and that under peculiar cir.
cumsiances,) have settled up their duplicates;
and now as the Commissioners have had 10
incur considerable expense IN furnishing the
npw ('pur, UnuSp vhlch nuSf commend /,
self 10 every right-minded person; We hope
therefore the same spirit will te manifested
on the issuing &C the duplicates for 1857, as
the Treasury is now exhausted.
ROBERT II. LAIRD,
MAJ 2Olh 1851. Treasurer.
Gen Scott accepts the invitation to be
lies. Il, - .;4.koI HI uu th, l1.. Of
lLc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
REGISTERS NOTICE.
Office is hereby given to all con-

IL Htlt"l -.'Nh w ar wi
~ cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the REGISTERS
Office at Lewisburg. Union county. and that
the said accounts will be presented ior confr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
TO be held at LEWISBURG, iurIAc county OF
Union, on the fourth Friday of MAY next,
being the 22d day of said month, VIZ:
The account of George Madeira lminiS-
traitor of abraham NADER late of Mfilinburg,
deceased.
= The account of John Hover. Admins
traitor with the will annexed of Jnhn Sgi.,ei-
myer. late of Hartley township, deceased.
3 The account of Mary Fry, Administra-
trix of jacob Fry, late of Union Tp, deceased
The account of John \. Mcrtz. Admin
istrator of CathGrne AuraHG, late Of New
Berlin, deceased.
The account Of Jno Schrack and Joseph
Moore, Administrators of James Ngore. late O. /.
Kelly township, deceased
6 The account of Henry Baker, Admins
traitor. and Caiharine Baker. Admmistrairlx
of Jacob Baker, late of BuiTaloe TIP, deceased.
The account of Daniel WeidenSaul, ,Ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament of Georse
Wmktbieek. late of Hartley TIP. deceased.
8 The account of Thomas HAYES and
Thomas Comfy, Executors of the last will and
testamen, OF VIM Il. Patterson, late of Kelly
township, deceased.
0 The account of Daniel SpiSelmyer- AMI
Daniel knauss, Executors OF the late will and
testament of Siea KaalsS, late Of Harllr,
township deceased.
10 The account of Thomas Reher, Guard
ian of Margaret .hoyer, minor child of Henry
Meyer, late of LewiSbur@. deceased.
II The account of George preisbach. Ad-
-.fN
tley township, deceased.
l2 The final account Of George Drcisbach
and John Kline, administrators IF Jaco6 KEnc,
late of Mitilinburg, deceased.
l3 The account of Wm.C Barber. Admin
istrator of Thomas Barber, late OF Kelly town
ship. deceased.
IA The account of \. d. Fl. kemper. Guar
dian of four Of the minor children of Ncncg
Keis,er, late Of Hartley township, deceased
j. w. PENNINGTON, Rsg'r.
Registers Office, LewiSburG. April 10. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
u ae,icar Reaper Mower for cutting both Grain and Grass

GreafIm Improvements Jor 1891
in
Reaper World of any prac & % uinr
..s Cold Farmer sea Oh pnar
ha
s5l before
oftw ihe
England rapidly obtaining
bih aleatrscc lin land Of us origin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
COALt COAL!
GOAL !---The undersigned would re,-

I0lL .---The Undersigned would rFl
\ pecuBily inform the citizens of LewlsbG-
aud vicinity. as well as persons in adlola.a
,cwu>. that he keeps constantly on han.
supply Of SHiMOKiN and WILKSB4Rbi
COIL, for Stove and other purposes, OF eve
variety and size, and will deliver Coal to persons s
il. lr has a team for that purpose. Hayin. er-,--
par Of god WEIGH >CALES. he can assute f-f,-
jurrL,sr, Coal That thy Will get fan weight auI -
paw .iv f.r What thry receive.
Coal cen ir had at the lowest Cssh prices al liz u
a f.,g yarlS from Nr. WriieusiuIs Hotel
UE.CHLNG-au kinds Will be attended q a lis O.
Yard. GEORGE HuL>IEN
I.wi-rn-:. NAY -. 1856
- Also BIackSmith's Coal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
UisfiWeries

DtSItueFteS.
Rcish & Brothers. West Builaloe, 81 cl $50
Rudy & Flick, Buifaloe 81 cl SO
An APPEAL will be held at the Commits
sioners' Office in Lewisburg on MONDAY the
18th day of June, 1857, when and where all
those who may feel themselves asgreved BY
the above Classification may attend if they
,hinH proper. /. MENUS,
hrnrliS.l OF NcrcInfIIe raycs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional.
Union County Convention.

In accordance with the instructions
of the last County Convention, the
Wings and all other qualified voters
of Union county opposed to the Ma
tional Administration, are invited TO
meet at their respective election hou-
ses and hold
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
IRON OR e

upon DIS land. Also atthe same time and
rTecc DO yl.i offer for sale the reserved IRON
ORE INTEREST IN the part Of the tract s-.-
,o Au,horr Letever.
ALSO ne viii oGlr lcr sale, at the pub
b u,- ol Nj, Elizabeth smith, IN Middlytur-
SayiGr county, IN
T,.aloy h- 2G'h dry If My merit
.i.r G. flowing described tracts .: land.
Sc.E-N T--c; @. Land, situate IN Era Sc
.lr.va-H.-.e,un at. reSa.d adjoining Ia. =
-. N.t.s s~-arh. Keras y Co.. lands Of >a--
u,I Ersrf-,x. lands OF -- Dubois, and ou..''r
.r-- .-.l.-lLng aunEL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
FIFTY ACRES. more or less.

The above lands are well iimhered VII
vhle and yellow Pine, Oak and other va aa-
... 'Mtar.
the undersigned offers The one uut.v.--.
half ,tr al owe described lands for sac T.
A'.a.a--tralu5 ol HENnT AURASD, dec Z. -7
r.rtus ia power granted him for that pur! s.
hv a special rct Of Assembly, approved .l.
2Gh jav ut March, 4. D., 1851, and the H.
hal. 80 hts own right, as Co-tenant with ,-=
Sell. Henry, now deceased
>tetr commence al 10 o'clock y. NJ .
each ,t the above mentioned days. when Or
c,u-j'.su>, which will be liberal, will be ma
known hy The subscriber.
JACOB AURAND.
N.l:etur-. Snr.ier Co, Pa, April 81. s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
This Wav. Ladies and Gentlemen

Ear good d,,1gbk. cl.!s qaf 3. .U'5 fH Pictures.
a,,r,rnsyDp / Ikencsscs ot q yegY supe-
rior quality Gn a new and improved plan, lar
surpassinc the Daguerreorypc. They are 10,
reversed. but show everything inIts tine posi-
tIon-are Without the glare Ct the Daguerreo-
,vne and hence may be seen IN auy view;
,bev are taken in one flh of The rmr oi a
m,gusrren,,,re and therefore sctrerf.riahIug
en,3IIf,hiIfran which REQUIRE bnr q second 10
= briobi Iiobt- and ON dark or rainy days are
taken as quick as Daguerrcotvpes IN the cea-
-, l.. H.. ,,.. far moro dnrahf- than ary
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-05-22
DR.. KELLING'S

Cancer Institute. for the IfeaIilI,' y.
Cancers, TumorS, Wens. Ulcers, scr''A'a
any Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases
rallycan be cured Qt curable) without sur -,
operation or poison. For all particular w. +.
state diseases plainly. and enclose - g
advice; Letters must have postage 80
enclosed To pay answer. Medicine sen, I'm
distance. Address CT KELLlNu ?,
MechanicsburS. Cumberland -. :,
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