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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
ONLY ONE BOTTLE
DR.. SAMFORD'S IMVIG0RkTOR,
or Liver Remedy.

prO;rTEFp To CURE ANY ONE TEOURLED WITH
Liver Complaints. unless the most desperate oi eases
UL.p I sLoSp bottle will, with single Lilur-
r -tarr hr patient to health aud v-or. We wish call
the attention III 20 these facts that the Irv-oracr
compounded y ply ysicau who has used j IN his prac
tir. flr the past twenty years with success ain ~ cred
uous and that il is entirely vegetable bling composed
oI gums some idea O. the strength "i th"s" gums
BE- formed when it l. known ous b"t-cf the i,oratoT
contain. rs much strength hundred does q Cal-
mel without any OF its dectericus effects.
ono bottle is tie surcst thing known TO carry away
the had ei,rctS Of mineral poison Of any kind.
only one tutr is u"e-i 10 throw out Of the systcn,
the effects of medicine after lon; sickness.
Que bottle taken FIR Jaundice removes all yeowncSs
or unnatural. color from the skiu.
one dose after sufficient to relieve the mach
and prevent the food iIom rising and suurIuS.
ONLY one taken before retiring prevents uirhtmnr
one dose taken at night ocsens the bowels gently aud
cures costiycness.
dose cl Two tea sPo4nsiul viii always rlcyc SICK
Headache.
one bottle taken frr female ob-truction removes tn.
cause If the disease and makes perfect cure
only dose immediately relieves Jhoiic while
one dose often repeated Is sure curc for Cholera Nor
bus. and 4 preventative Of Cholcra.
dose taken often will prevent tn" recurrence cf
bilious attacks, while 1t relieves all Peintul teiings
70 One two doses taken occasionally Is one Of the
brs, reneIas for \ cold ever known
Thousands of Of inflammation and weaknrsso Of the
lungs have been cured by the lnvisorator-
one dose taken sh1rt time hctrc rstii gives y's'r
t. the appetite. and makes food digest we'll
one dose oite Il rredtc cures ,hrruic niarrh.sI IN H.
worst forms while summer and bowel complaints yield
almost 10 the first dose.
one or two doses att1sks caused by WOrrus. while
for worms in children there safer a -pcrit
remedy in the world, as It never fails.
There is exaESeraon in these statements they aTe
plain aud sober facts. that give r, ppr0vc,
while all who giving their mous testimony
in its favor.
We wish all who sick and d.hilitatsd 10 try tins
remedy anI test IL thoroughly, and any b. are nj i'u
ef,d ly its use should Ike 10 bear from. w. hly
vet to hear from the first person who has used bCt Ci
lnygoraor without receiving benefit for there arr -Uch
astoni hing medicinal yrtu-s III it, that all matter
how louC they have heen afIeced er complaint ariss
from deran.ed Iysr, Will tc ten'htet, # not entirely
cured SANFORD & co, Prrprietors,
So Broadway, New York
Sold 6Y CHRIST 4 CiLDWELL. Le'cisi''-s
6T9yl W x AbkWlN. As"n'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

HoLly-AYs PMS Chronic Dyyepsid Cttcei.-imong
tl lriGmphs OF this wonderful medicine confirmed
OF the stomach and epI.asrium, the following j.
the least remarkable. Edward Stllman aged 81, ,
resiling HaerstOwn Nd had been for eleven years
sufferer from Indigestion and itS painful c0nc"mitants
His appetite Irregular his frame emaciatcd his skin
of livl unhealthy hue. and he had constant feeling
of constitution at the pit ot the stomach. if cord
being drawn t.yht!y around it. lie conn nually in
stat. great mental we'll bodily Distress and to
his IMPRESSION, life hai ccoulc irksoe him "
In the month Of Dec inter last he commenced taking
lO!!oway> Pills Within three. weeks thereafter all he
above symptoms had he'd. No relapse has since
occurred. ami he Is robust and active any
OF his in all Marysuj For disorders Of the stomach
liver and bowels, the rs the only reliable remedy
N existence
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
NMWHSN! N.NMNSN

THE SubcriberS offer for sale, at the
i Lewisburg Foundry, In large or sma!!
quantities.
100000 feet dry lIemlock JoiSts, Scaa,liug
and Plank al 80 per thousand
10000 Shingles. at $3.50 per thousand.
5000 feet small Building Timber.
Also a lot of Pine and Hemlock BOARDS,
Rails and .ence Boards, on accommodating
terms GEDDES, MARSH & co.
Lewsburg, May -, 1861
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
LEWISgURG BAKERY.

ENHE subscriber has rented for term
/ years the ccmmotious rooms first below
klIne's HJIel. where he carries on Baking
Bread. Cake. Tarts, &c. and hopes to be
able 10 render entire satisfaction and receive
a liberal support. lie also offers
CON FL. I.CTION + RI f s.
Of every kind and quality, a. Wholesale and
Retail ICE CREAM for the public and for
parties, in large OF small quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
- Nuts, TOYS, Spices, &c. always on hand
Orders a, bone or abroad promptly attend
eI - SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lewi5bu-r, Ian. :. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
I0tr0,

In New Berlin, 9Th inst. ISAAC, Of Samuel and
Catharine Halter, in his 9th year
In Monroe Tp eth inst SLEAR in his 6ath year
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

bodybuilding Associations nextweek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

s9-Gov. Walker, the wholesale butch
er of Nicaragua, is tramping through the
Southern States, where he is lionized as
though he were the greatest bcncfactor of
the age. Blood and carnage appear to be
the peculiar delight Of Southern chivalry O.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

@'A IRE occurred in Syracuse N. Y,
On tue l4'h inst, which destroyed proper
y to the amount of $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

sA-A Cincinnati editor has been compa-
ring notes in regard to the lateness of the
present season, and the following table
Il Al l. 4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

ApyERTIZE Manufacturers, Merchants, Mechanic.
n Public officers in City and Country, Publisher
ali who wish buy sellwoud do well TO employ the
columns of the Leistt.rg CT0ascle which has large
aud increasing circulation in community Containing a
proportion Of active, solvent pTO1ucer
aud dealers, Is any in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
CLOTHING
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Our stock consists of fine black, blue and
brown cloth Frocli and Dress Goats, CaSsimer
Goats of all deScripuons-Pants and Vests Of
every kind You can think of-HiTS IND
CAPS, Shirt Collars. Pocket and Neck Hikfs,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, jmbrelias, Dc.
at the lowest CITY prices. IAN in want Of
anything in our line will please 10 give Us a
call and we Will try TO suit you.
- Clothing made loorder with neatneSs and
despatch j. GOLDSMITH & BROS.
Lewisburg, April, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

CAUTION-Wc see it stated that the
use of soda in neutralizng the acidity of
gooseberries, &c, is dangerous to health,
there being already far too much pearlash
&C. used in cooking. a recommendation
Of soda on the last corner Of our first page
to-day; We copy this to "neutralize' It's
evil influence
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

os'h hlnmau has been visiting Lyccm-
ing county whsEs lie las, rteidei before
song Vest
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

sOOn Wednesday afternoon last, Ma
ry, daughter of A. X. Bell Of this Bor-
ough, while visiting at the Female Insti'
ssute Building, fell through the timbers
from the third storey to the first, receiv-
ing severe but it is hoped not dangerous
injuries about the head
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
LEWIS PALMER,
Ssggse Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
SHEUHHEEY

Ssggs Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
sas&ss SIR U.1HEEY
y aPa fculripg p.qqis.
The subscriber has JUS, received splendid
collection Of Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
from the celebrated Nurseries OF EH,cangr !
bury. Rochester, y. Y-embracing the very
heStyarietcs Of Apples. Pears, Peaches. .Plums.
Cherries. APricuts, Nectarines, Grapes Goose
berries, Kaspberries, Cu:Tanis, Strawberries,
Also
Large Horse Chestnut, European Mountain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting, Ever blooming Rose, and
a splendid collection Of Bubous and other
Fiowcring Plants.
- Nursery Grt unds on the farm Of Jas
F. Linn Esq. on the Tarnpike, within half
mile Of Lewisburg. All orders addressed 10
HENRY K NOLL,Agi for J.MERRlLL LINN.
will receive strict attention. Terms ulrGri0GLy
CASH. Lewisburs, April 9, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
]. n. C. RANCk,

ATTORNEY at Law, Mifiinburg,
\ Cniou Co.. Pa. - All professional bu
sIue.s entrusted to HI, care, wIll be punetually
and faithfully attended u. June /. sS-yl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19


E<-Thcre plenty Of youn; gentlemen we'll
plenty Of old ones, VII se hears turning ny,wLiCi
gives The former great deal Of uur;nss and exposes
the age Of the latter. To avoid these little pcrexcs
advise such Of readers to irof WoOIs Hair
Restorative, which will, in the of few weeks,
change the hair T. it, natural color 1t does not dye the
hair like the most of hair rcctorativcs. but produces
gradual change ofcolOr from the of the hair to the
final end and gives fine and glossy appearance. We
have many persons who have use It successfully,
and pronounced it the only invention which has up
to their idea Of "curc for gray heads W. commecei
using ii about two months SINCE and five judge
of age and beauty it has made at least years
younger in fact beginning to look quite young,
and feel very much Ike getting young wife. The
change is miraculous and il would Tee difficult TO find
sTfny .rke gPsarS H. wn, he t@ VERA nSdt
and some youn: widows, whose locks just beginning
10 assume siiyery hue, and who have been talking seri
ousy about rcsortng To this remedy and advise them
not to delay longer. II never iIl- i0Tis Herald.
HELMBOLD ; HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
BuCt is prepared directly according TO the rules Of
Pharmacy and 'heuiry, and is the bt and most active
preparation which t made FIR the Of Diseases Of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Grayel Dropsy Weaknesses, &c
Read the advertisement in another column, headed
'IiembolIs Genuine Preparation
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
HEALTH OR SICKNESS
Choose between hem.
HOILOWAY,S PILLS.


The tlooi furnishes the material ol every bone mus
Gle. Gland and Itre the human fraulr. Wh-n purs,
IL secures hval, hen corrupt, IL
srriy produce disease H.lLwAHs lIIL- operate direct
lv upon the elements Of the stream Of lie. neutralfzny
the rucip. disease, anu thus radically curing tho
nisav whether located in the the stomach tho
liver the bowels the muscles the shin, the brsu. any
other part Of the y stem.
T,cED TIfROTHpFT INT HDPfDi
Ho-I9wAY> FuIs equally eidcacious in complaints
to th" Whole human AMI in disorders %
cul.ar 10 certain climates and localities
.iLiEHLNC DES0RDEES
Dyspepsia AMI arrangement Of the liver the source o.
iufrnlty and suffering and the cause Of numerals
deaths, y-i these cu-atyes in all cases, however
Crvat'J, actin mild purcntyc, alternative and ton
th"v relieve the bowels, purify the fluids, and inyg
the system and the constitution at the time
Gl.yEE-tL WE4KN ENS-NERTOCS COMPLAINTS.
When all st.mulauts tail the renCvatin and braein;
properties of these PiI!s give fTmn"ss 10 the shaking
and eufevbed muscles Of the victim OF general d
LI.ty.
DEEICiTr FFH1rES
All Irregularities and ailI incident 10 the defeats
ami sensitive 0rEr 4 tn removed prevented
Ly Il these mild but iuialitle alternatives.
Nu mother Who re.aTls her her chIldTtns health
should tail to Fave them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC FNDORSENEST&
The London 'Llur't.' the London Medical Review,
and the eminent ~ The faculty in Great Britain,
France anu Germany, Lave Su s-ti the Pills ani their
inventor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

A DELUGE IN THE STAR5.-Our latest
celestial intelligence, says an exchange, is
that the planet Saturn will soon be visited
by deluge, and the wicked inhabitauis
cut off even as the "sons of earth were
cut off in the days of Noah. The telescope
tells US that the third ring, which is fluid,
is rapidly nearing the globe of the planet,
We had almost concluded, last Tuesday
afternoon, that Saturn's liquid ring, or
some other exceedingly"damp' institution,
was about tc envelope our planet. For
the space of ten or fifteen minutes, the rain
descended in torrents that surprised the
"oldest inhabitants s'-the thunder appear
ed heavy enough to knock the bottom out
of the clouds, and by the way the rain
came down, who doubts but such was the
case? The new Improvement bridge
over Cherry alley, at n. ID street, was
found to be only half large enough for the
occaSiou-one half of the water got thro'
it, the other half got around wherever it
could
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19

ez~IN LuCK.-John NJ. Hess, day
or two ago, found pocket-Look contain
ing some FIVE hundred dollars, which a
gentleman, in the amplitude of his benevo-
lcnce, or for some other reason, had de-
posted in Mr.. li's coach. The owner
was telegraphed, and no doubt showered
blessings in abundance upon honest coach
mon, teloaraphs, ct Get.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-19
GAGPETaMGS, ,

&c. 6c-all OF which they offer 10 their customers
unusually low prices. Grain and other Country rrcH
taken in exchange for Goods.-Lewisburg, April, l.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN: THURSDAY, JUNE 1857.
Eleven o clock came, but no bride

Eieven CLOCK came. Dut no UTtut
Igioom. The guests were staring Il
each other, the priest began to grow
impatient, and the bride that Was t,
be looked pale and agitated, when ,
carriage drove up. and
"There he is, there he isl muir
INJURED many voices.
A gentleman did enter, whose ap
pearance created almost as much as
tonisbment as that Of Edgar in the
hail of Ashton Castle, at the marriage
'ofLucy Ashton, in "Scott's Bride ol
Lammermoor." The lady tainted,
private explanations ensued between
her parents and the lover, and the re-
suit was, that in ten minutes after,
the two real lovers were joined in the
sacred bond of matrimony, much to
the satisfaction Of all.
The bridegroom that was to have
been afterwards made his appearance
putting and blowing. What he said
and what be did, on behOlding his RI
val, and being made acquainted with
the condition of affairs, was really
The story of the subpoena shortly
after leaked out, and has created so
much amusement, that the poor fel-
low declares be will sue the lawyer for
$4,000 damages subPenaing him
as u witness in case Of which he knew
nothing and by which he lost his wife.
1t will be novel suit indeed, if he
should do so.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
A SNAKE TALE.

Says the lawyer: animals some
times very nearly approach reason III
their cunning.
81 got interested in the study ol
serpents down in Arkansas, where
spent the most OF last year. don
know why, but was constantly
watching them and testing their
sagacity, by placing them in new sit
uations, and surrounding them with
novel expedients. Oiall kinds | ex-
perimented most with ratllesnakes
and eopperheads.
"One afternoon | seated myself or
a little knoll in the woods to smoke
and read--for always had book or
newspaper with me-and had been
enjoying myself for some time, when
/ espied copperhead making Tor a
hole within ten feet OF where | sat. =
OF course / threw down my book aud
cigar, and Proceeded to try new ex'
perimeut. As soon as ! stirred the
rascal made "A rush for the hole; but
| caught his tail AS he got nearly In
and jerked him some twenty ieet back
warl.s He threw himself into coil
in no time, and waited for me to pitch
in. But concluded not to let him
try his hole again. After while he
started for it, stopping when stirred
to coil himself up but as | kept pret-
ty quiet he recovered confidence and
again | jerked him out. No sooner
did he hit the ground than be made a
grand rush for the hole in straight
line for nv legs! But that didn't
work. for | got out Of the Way, aud
gave him another Alrt!
"This time he lay still awhile, ap-
nearing to reflect on the course to be
taken. After a time he tried 1t a.
gain though rather slowly. After
Getting his head little way in, be
Stopped and wiggled bis tail, as i
on nurpose for me to grab it. did
SO; and quicker than flash he drew
his head out aud came within about
uuarter Of an inch Of striking me In
the face. However, | jerked him
.nnte distance, and resolved to look
ont next time. Well, he tried the
same game again but it wouldn t work
/ was too quick for him.
s.This time be lay half AN hour'wlth
out stirring. AT last, however. he trle'
It once more. He advanced to with
in five feet of the hole very slowly
coiled again, and then, by heav
ems /! got the start of me by one -, o
tbe cutest tricks you ever heard Of
.How was it?'' We all exclaimed
in one breath. :.
"why," said the narrator; sinking
his Voice to the acme OF solemni'y
and looking as honest and as sobe
as man could look. 'why ne Jus
turned his head toward my hand, AM
went down that hole tail first!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
THE PREACHERS,

/ have found the following rules 10
be of much service to myself. and re-
specially suggest to my brethren in
the ministry the propriety of testing
their merits:
/. Resolve to he brief, for this is an
age of telrgraphs and stenogrephy.
2. Be pointed; never pr, ach all a.
round your text without hitting it.
3. State your propositions plainly,
but do not stop long to particularize.
4. Avoid long introductions, but
plunge into your sermon like swim.
merinto cold water.
s. Gondense; make sure that you
have an idea, and then speak it right
out. in the plainest, shortest possible
manner.
6. Avoid all high-6own language;
quote no Hebrew nor Greek; aim to
be simply preacher
7. Be honest enough to own that
you do avail yourself of help from any
source; bat i'll using helps be sure
you never make stilts of them, when
your own legs are far better.
s. Expect the Fatbet's blessing;
you are his servant, and Can do moth
ing without it.
9. Stop when you are done.
Among the many rules given to
the preacher, ] have found it conven.
lent to adopt the above as being such
as were profitable to me- And now.
my brother, if they will do you any
good, you are welcome to them.
Geo. G. Bancroft.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
WHOLE NO. sis.
Southern and Northern Enterprise

The amount of advertising done
by business men is a very good cri-
terion by which to judge of the n
mount of business they .do,and it is d
remarkable fact that out of forty-fivs
pages of advertising which accompa-
ny the May number of DeBow's Re-
view, "a Southern periodical thirty
six pages, OF exactly four1fffhs Of tie
Whole, are filled by Northern houses.
Here is an explanation of the pros
perity of Northern mercbants-they
keep their business constantly be-
fore the public. In almost every
paper in the South, no matter how
obscure, is to be found the cards of
Northern merchants, inviting and
drawing custom from every hook and
corner Of the country. Southern
merchants DO not thus keep their
business before the public, and the
consequence is their more enterpris-
ing Northern neighbors enjoy the
test part of the Southern trade
When our Southern wholesale mer-
chants learn lesson 10 enterprise
from their Northern brethren, they
will be able to build up home trade.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
DESCRIPTION OF ONE's Own Wed

DESCRIPTION OF ONE's Own Wed
DINa7sNcCarty, the faeetious editor
of the Bardstown (Ky) Gazette,
WAS married last week. We are in-
debled to his own pen for the follow
ing description of the party:
"During our visit to Built county
we heard of party, and concluded
to attend. Have anindistinct men,
ory of ceremony having transpir-
ed where sundry persons were as
sembled; where dignifed gentle
man in vesiments asked nervous
gentleman in spectacles if be was
willing to do so and SO for the future
10 regard to a figure under a veil 10
his vicinity, and the nervous gentle
man very emphatically promised ev.
erytbing asked of him; and then
similar promises we're exacted OF the
velled figure; after which there was
shaking Of hands among the men
folks, and much kissing among the
women folks followed by cutting Of
cake, popping Of champagne bottles,
music and dancing, and SO FORTH
Altogether the party was q very
pleasant one.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
Gbairs portrq.
AIene! Alone!


All! tits mournful thing to be
Forever thus alone,
To feel no bosom fondly thrills
Responsive to our own.
The whispering winds together sing
A low sweet melody,
But there's no gentle heart to breathe
One loving word to me.
Oh! how igh for one sweet voice,
One sympathetic tear.
To soothe my weary soul tonight,
But not a sound hear.
A midnight hush is on the sky.
The winds are lulled to sleep,
Thus will veil from every eye
Ny anguish wild and deep.
As meath the wave when all is calm
Pale wrecks of beauty lie,
So Joy lies buried in my soul,
Concealed from every eye;
For l will smooth my care-worn brow,
And teach my lips to smile.
p That none may dream how silently
Nv heart bleeds all the while.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04
The Heart can Trust no More.

Hopes once gone are gone forever,
They return not to the heart;
Though we seek them, yet they never
Will again their light impart.
Thus, if loves FIRST vows are broken,
Every dream of bliss is o'er;
Truth, once sullied, is the token
That thu heart can trust no more!
Wealth and beauty, swiftly flying,
Outward griefs can all be met;
While on plighted vows relying,
Fortunes frowns bring no regret.
But, if truth has once departed,
Loves fond dreams of bliss are DER;
Then, ALA. the broker hearted
Feels the heart can trust 10 more I!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-06-04

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