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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-24

source for conversation, but We are oil opt
to forget the past, and in SO doing to draw
unfavorable conclusions respecting the
present The 20sh of April, Of last year,
Is marked as having heavy snow-storm ::
and this year, on that day and preceding
evening, snow fell sufficient to have made
o. inches, in Levisburg. Between Catta-
vissa and Tamaqua, il measured 8 feet
OBTAINING she oars on the railway nearly
two days; and the passengers Several
Lewisburgers among them) empsying the
larders of the inhabitants Of the noun.
tains, and suffering from cold and hunger
after all.
The observant Editor of that superior
family paper. the Germantown Telegraph,
states that he had Asparagus from his own
garden, this year, sic day, earlier than
lost-which shows an earlier instead of .
later season.
The truth is, We must pu, down, in black
and white, the data from which TO draw
conclusions relative TO the seasons, or We
shall speak much at random. 1t would be
n good plan to record the day of the first
appearance of blossoms and early plants,
the last frosts and SHOWS, the earliest III
pening of plants and fruits, &c. &c. Let
one in every family make auch memo
raudum-not in an Almanac, or on = loose
sheet Of paper, but in blank book, frsm
year to year. Thus keeping the facts faith
fully, they will find both pleasure and I'D
vantage.
by the way, Spring has opened, and
our Agricultural Department must receive
more attention. We again solicit Cores.
pondencs-short, practical hints, facts, or
in9uiriss-from all who feel disposed, IN
any topic connected with earth eulture)
Read the advertisement Of Repub-
licau Documents on our first page. Now
il the time, before the public mind becomes
heated and pr.judiced, to spread the truth
on the slavery issue which 10 yearly absor.
bling moro and more attention. These
bound volumes should be circulated every.
where. A book will be read and remem-
bcred better than tracts or pamphlets.
Lot some in every neig ghborhood club to-
gether a few shillings and send for one or
more bound volumes for general reading.
"a The South haze niumphed again
WIN. A. Harris, Esq, a Southern fire.
eater, has obtained csntrel Of the Wash.
inston C"ion, Mr.. Bushansn's organ.
Col. John F. Carter, Of Williamspors, re-
mains assistant editor. With the Union,
the Cabinet, the Supreme Court, and she
Senate, on their side, the South has every
thing it's own way at Washington.
s0rThe Members of the Opposition
state Committee meet at the St. Lawrence
Hotel, Philad. a, 10 A. NJ tomorrow for
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BURN TuEM.-rhs black knot On fruit
trees, and some other sKcrssssncss Of that
kind, are poisonous 10 trees, and said to Be-
contagious. Ii is sherefors the duty Of
all who have trees, 20 examine them, thsr.
eughly, before she leaves come out, aud
cut of every limb thus dseased-no mat
ter, ifis takes the whole tree; for il thus
bitten, it will surely die. And when In
ken Of, do not reserve the limbs for pea
brash, but burn them completely up, be-
fore they infect other trees. Their ashes
is all the good thing about thom.
PLANT TREEs.-The latsness Of the
season gives us plenty Of time for setting
OUT, grating, pruning, Sc, Of trees and
shrubbery. The assortment advertised
by Mr.. Linn, We are advised is good
one and Mr.. Eoll's valuable assistance
will be offered. They also furnish with
their trees, printed directions for sottiug
them out. Their coming from the north,
renders them more hardy and certain Of
living than these obtained from q more
southern cline.
sg-A friend in I.aporte desires to know
if he could no. sell some Balsan Fir, Dou
bic Spruce, or other evergreeDs, or Noun.
tain Ash, in Lewisburg. They grow
"prime" up there in Sullivan, and would
probably bear transplantins we'll. Any
persons desiring any of shess trees, will
leave wsrd at our office this week or the
early part Of next, we will act as medium y
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-24

ct. LOUIS, April II.-cAuss re adVi-
cee to the 18th ult, have been received.
The Democratic Convention had nomi-
mated james L. Collius, for Governor.
Hon. Miguel A. Osoro, the late delegate
to Congress, has been reelected.
Considerable excitement has been re.
Gently caused at Sante Fs, oseasioned by
a collision between Mexican named Cru.
Der and a soldier. Gruber shot the lat
ter, and gave himself up to the officers Of
justice; be was confined in the Jail. A
party Of troops entered the Jail during the
night, and fred forty shots, killing Cru
Der ard another prisoner, and wouudipg
several Of the others. Some Of the SOL
dier. connected with this affair have been
identified, and will be tried for the offence.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Mr pene-
yer this morning entered on bis duties us
Commissioner Of Indian affairs.
MOBILE, April l6.-By the arriva! Of
the Quaker City, from Havana, dates to
the 18th inst have been received.
An attempt had been made to assassi-
nate ". Sidney Smith, the British Con-
sui, on account of his exposure of the
slave transactions, 50 frequently occurring
there.
CHICAGO, April 17.-After the destruc.
tion Of the settlement at Spirit Lake by
the Sioux Indians, they attacked ano.h.
er settlement at Springfield, in the South
ern part Of Minnesota; but they we're re-
pulsed with loss Of from ten to twelve.
A detachment Of one hundred men pur-
suod them, but being without provision
thcy we're compelled to return.
LOUISVILLE, April 17.-Snow fell this
afternoon in this city, to the depth Of
abou. four inches. Itis now melting, and
rain is falling. The thermometer stands
81 deg, and the wind is northeast. 1t is
raining at Nashville.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Jail at
Hsger.town, Nd, was es.irely destroyed
by fire last evening. The prisoners were
saved.
ST. LOUIS, April 1sth.-Heury J. Ad-
ans, s,the Free State candidate for Mayor Of
Leavenworth, has been elected by $50
majority over all tho other candidates.
As this vote was without the "enrol.
ment" Of the bogus officials, it only illus.
trates the fact that the Free State men
are greatly in the msjorisy. They "play-
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This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen

For sale ts JosEPH MFADpls. Ls-i.bars
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mo .,,nc and 81
no ltICS perches.

The Farm Is mostly of the first quality Z.
., and gni-r good nlprovemeni.nan nd'om'7
located ., 'ts River road about hall d iA"-
Il. n L-wisturg. The improvements are
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-24
HicAost's Patent Portable
HEYSTOME CIDER s. WINE NItL
Us.sEtr,i nov .o, 1885,

patented NOV 20 i7.'-
e. Thi- j. mt III n -,.i ia g. il ,'--' i.'.'.
grind. and in the great p1xr q tn grr-T.
y,u,,f,,lu,sd Ut the Eagls NOrks, furnishing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-24

LEwIsBURG BANK.-We announced in
part of las, weeks edition, that our Bank
bill had passed the House. We annex
the official report:
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I0-At the recent Court in Sunbury, SO
taverns aud IL restaurants were licensed
to sell liquor, aud % applications were
rejected. The following were licensed in
the Upper End:
TlvERSs-Dani Holshos, Point; Henry Haas. Han
selman. Brown, Northumberland: Sam Reed, tieo
Rifle. Chsqnahe II Eckbrrt, } NJ IluY. A Ii Blair,
Milton II Reader James Leach Jonn High, ,Delaw
John fryInire, Isaac Reader, Lewis.
RHsTaURsSrs-J Reporting, Berkenbine, North
uuiterland; Il MGinley, Chiiisquaks Jos Harris, Vim
Fisher, Isaac Burn, Milton; Jacob Stahl, Lewis.
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Charles London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records Custom House be the
only London CorIan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
au others made here in imitation Of it.
IS delicious tonic beverage, by its peculiar flavor
(sO different other gin universally esteemed by all
who use It. It Is adopted with great in
DYSPEPSIA, GouT, RHEustA1sN, DnoPsr, CRAWL, co1IU
CzoLERA FEvRh AeuE srRorURE DISEASE OF rR URI.
NARY oEsAEs, EPILErsr, FENALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
d. VALENT1xE Morr Of New York. In letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
ctdries London Cordial Gin q ne parsss, best ana
n ost reliable Extract %. Juniper IhdVe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug.
gsts and Groeers In the United States also are
merous POisons called "LondOn Cordial Gln"-to avoid
them buy only cHARLEs" Reject any other offered TO
yon value your health one dollar for quarts
hny cents fer pInts. EDMUND o. CHARLES,
mh2e-smd&w sole Importer, 40 broadway, NY.
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DIR. NJ. Dis WALLETS
LNNNIAI II .nnTnInnrnA rnIr-r-

These pills have in private practice Off
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals France for many
years meeting with great
est satsfacttOR-curing whore other remedies fail.
They act as charm in correcting lrreeuarity and OBJ
strueions producing regular reurn Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stimuiant. They produce an agreeable
exhLetation and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those supposng themselves So are
cautioned against using these pills, they will produce
msearraEe although under circumstances injurious 70
the most delicate For sale by
+ JanIb sLATTGHTT ms. = lFTTaIyPIprtn Is
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sands snrsapnrIIIa.-The extraordinary ell.
cacy of this unrlvaed preparation allcascs ofscroRula
eryspeas eutaueous eruptve disorders, and similar
complaints appear almost incredible, not such
wonderful cures Ofday certified by persons
undoubted truth and respectabt establishing the In
contesabe this class Of disorders an altera
tive and renOyatIng agent It Is unequHled
Eminent physicians have proved by many years eSper
they produce the happest results by It's ad
mInIstratIOn, and therefore use1t with confidence.
Prepared sold by A. D. D. SANDS Druggists, 1oC
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by j. II. oRUBrBAcKER.
And by Drugsta.s generally. jyT-1wdaw
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RInck or Rreyvn Hair produced in I'VE minutes
the Grayest or Redss HAIR application OF IyM
A. BArcuEloa's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
how applied long continued. Use the genuine
can possibly occur sark-the steel engrav-
ing the box and wM.A A. BArclR1oR 2s8 broadway,
the sides. Ask w. a. BArcHELoRs Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale In wheeling by
ap30-1m T. II. LOGAN & co.
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To PhysicInnanndo thcrs fnterested.-Tru
Sea- Shoulder Braces Supporters, Dandages Belts nsru
mdnts of all kinds syringes Nursing Bottles &c. &C.,
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
EB-A private is attached to the store, wher'
Trusses are adapted to each case when desired,
Address or apply to II. Lo3AEi & CO.,
iy9 a. > bridge conner Druggists.
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.AmbrotYpea for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his aud spacious rooms With factl
esfor operating and arrangement for light equal
in the country, and far superior any In The city
producing these beautiful pictures which arc unsurpassed
In the country. He prepared to make Ambrotypes 50
they be sent by mail without extra postage Also 70 set
them inlOetets and pins same price Daguerreotypes
Pictures made for customers good specimens
and warranted 70 last fol ages unchanged.
Ankinds of materialsused in the business Tor sale
Rooms eastside Of Main above Monroe over Marsh
TAylOr's new stere aagis
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PREsBYTERIAN CHuRcH IL lRELAHD.--By d.
rect missionary effort the Presbyterian church
in Ireland has, within few years, originated
aud maturcd tifty.three congregations, forty-one
Of these being in those districts where Popery
most prevails, aud in the most Of these Scotch
settlers, who, but for them would have been
sadly fOrsaken and destitute, are the most useful
and influential members. SIN the remaining
portion of our missionary sphere, says late
report, Extending over seven counties, where
the proportion Of Protestents to Romans is one
to twenty, we have fEty.one places of mission
airy work, superintendent by twenty one minis
tcrS assisted by twenty-five Scripture readers
and colporteurS, having under their charge TWEEN
ty-lour sabbath schools, and sixty day schools
IA large proportion of the pupils of which arc
Roman Catholics; while seventeen hundred per-
sons arc in regular attendance on the public re-
ligious services Of the Christian Sabbath. In
the province OF Connaught alone We have eigh-
teen ministers fifteen Scripture readers. five
colporteuEs, fifty teachers, and in the space Of
few years, eight thousand childten, chiefly Ro-
man Catholics, have passed through our Scriptu-
raj schools. We are happy to be able to state
that during the past year this branch of the
church Of Christ in addition to contributions for
local objects and ministers stipend, raised for
general and missionary purposes above hum
dred thousand dollars. Pres. Herald.
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CHRONIC DIARRlIdGA.
possession the cerhestc of respectable
citizen testlng that he entirely this dread.
ful disease by using BGRuAYE5 HOLLAND BITTRRs.
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate to any
person donhtinG this statement.
I LAUGHLINS &BUSHFIELD Wholesale and Retail Agents
for North Western Virginia. ap2-lwdaw
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that she can ever look for from any railroad
Next to the Strengthening and increase of her
manufacturers, twill be her greatest good. How
soon, or by what agency it will be carried
through, the running success from here to Wash
ington win no doubt go good ways to deter
mine, although in the minds q. all intelligent
men, it cannot be regarded as anything like a
test of what tho road could accomplish when
finished to Grcensburg.
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ID ED BOTTLE WAX.-Just received, superior Red BOTTLE
III Wax, for sealing Bottles, CANS &C. For sale very
sh .ePs Ry Main St. Centre Cent? S %hyens
TXTALI PAPPR,-I have stun small lot of good Wall
wv Paper hand which will close out very low for
'a sfpS % MAKE room FORA new GRAVES
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PR1vArE letters received in New York do not
give favorable aecountsof Mr.. Grawford's health
but intimate serious apprehensions of a fatal
termination to his disease.
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FENHISi ASTONISHlS& AND UHEQUALLED PREPARE
u ton has never failed to produce growth Bl
Heads, when used according to the directions and TIA
hair back % after having become M
and beauty Removes at once all scurf, dandruG and
pleasant chtnE scrofuia eruptons and feVerish hsat
healthy and ialling OF, and hence acts aperect
HAIR INyIGoRAToR AND TONIC.
We annex q few certificates to corroborate our ASIA
State of Illinois, Carlisle, June g. u
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair RestoraIsl i
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was betoa
as thought permanently gray, but BY the use Of
has resumed its original color, and have
l. - Ex-senator United slta
Agenteman of Boston writes to his friends ia Nsr E
TO your inqgrIss. Iw9ald reply, that when On.
was amostwhite and had been for the last ten yI
and itwas very thin onthe top my head and Verl e
and pulled OF. freely found bs!eEs haf S V
entirely changed its original color ght brown Mi
now free from dandrun and quite moist have sd ~
hair cut five six times since the change and hare
seen any thing white hair starting from the roOu;iR
all. lthas proved in my case, all that could wish
suy = ,,rd,nsr , fSgEs' S Ts . =
Dear Sir: IhRye used two bottles Of Professor Wo,
Hair Restorattye and cantruy say, It is the greatest e.
eSyeEy 81 !hs age for restoring and changing M H.
hair has attained its original color You can
mend to the worl fear, as my NJ
Ss st. Louis, March I, 1854.
Prof Wood My hair commenced falling on some tina
quite bald tried ali the popular medicines Of the t
but 70 no elect At last was induced to Try your eet
ted Hair and am happy to say, dolnEEs
ders. have now ane growth of young hair and chez.
tully recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
A.3O. WILLIAMS, 1873 Second Street
~ 81 - Raisin, Michigan, AugUst 3, ls4
This Is to certify that year ago quite and
my hair 50 the top of my head that feared ~
entteIosS In this applied for and ottainedi
bottle OF Woods and before hAdusst
one quart bottle, the gray hairs had entirely dsaPrear
and had ed up as as full usual and as
snRed glossy appearances apparently
ever It was before LIDO, therefore, eheeTfGy reenmers
1t 70 All those ladies' who value beautiful head Of hAT
VIII also state that It now, occasionally for rs hsa
and Identifying effects. y SARAH J. brown.
.lsl5Fiti beg =es|sfs5 iis1s Chicago May ], ISL
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative . a.a
0sd advantage 1t prevents the hair from coming out ~
gloss and softness very desirable The lev g
mars have disappeared. Others ~.
ny have used It and concur with me In pronouucng ~
1t processes to be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Ayenass
st Louis, Sept. 90, ~
Dr.O.J.s Yoot-sir: Ihave used nearly three bottles
Hair Restorative and have found its effects Igy 81
isactofy II has entirely destroyed all dandrud o
head aud my hair to It's original color, u al
become quite gray. wM TRUEsD4LL
Q. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietor, s12 broadway, Sr's'
ia Market St., st. Louis. +i.I = y s-agls
eE.Ror salem Wheeling by
~ 80 y n. IL LOGAN q co.,
lie ID
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spBCIAL NoFICB s.
.sSMEETs FoRTHE SWEEI.l"'

ssSWEETS ORTHE SSN EfI
"Boquet de 0rledns." or i. 4. BQ0RBOa.s
From groves of sweet flowers this PerfumeEas enled
Where deep, golden summers exaltth Perfume
Where the breeze from the South IN me deep Eeh =
Where blossoms exhale but resume.
TO .uunrt this aroma, us the sweetest the best.
1t steals Ger the senses, as the NECTAR Of lore;
To the boquet Of beauty, 1t gives new Eest--
Is the pride Of the toilet and the perfume OF Love
Dl,tie with great care from the choicest flowers Of the
SOUTH expressly for the ouoir Toilet, and
For sale, with all the "FRANGlpANNls,"9 by
seD,as Bridge corner Druggists
FEVER AND AGUE.
Foremost this dlseasssands
DIR. sHAhLBNBERGER ANTIDoTE.
Few doses will cure any ordinary case, and ONE DOSE
invariably stops the 4 contains " 1s
STANCES and produces the unpleasant ehec that
attend Of oainns and other L.
ONLY ANTIDO'EE FOR MALARIA.
Ask for Dr. Fever and Age Autdote and
be sure you get PILLS
Sold Jy respeetdBle Druggists ererytOhere.
PRICE, S1.5O. z
For sale by IAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va
Sole PrOprietOrs, A. 7. slIALLENBERGBR CO,
augT-3m Rochester, "a
DEATH AND DISEASE.
DEIrH-How comes it, friend, in every shape,
You let SO many folks escaped f' =
DtsElsE-Dread sire, 1 use all means can,
To obvInte the life of man;
] dog his footsteps from his birth,
'Till he returns to mother earth.
Iuse all means used Of old,
Changes of weather-hot and cold; >
i give them cods-I give them palms
Track their bOnes-Ifr their veins,
poison them with rancid Bile,
In place of the digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing Kills
DE14H-HSw's ttatY
DIsEAsE-Thsy all take BRASpAErH's Pills.
t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
iy2I-1w.daW Agents.
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Fson the Baltimore Prtrfo. and Commercial Gazette.
HAGIPToN's TINOTURE-ThIs medicine, which has been
before the public years, but especially for
last year, by Messrs Mortimer MoWbray aSsole
prietors has with remarkable success
cns relieved, and number Of the medical
profession Also who have used 1t in their practice have
voluntarily gyent certificates Of to
the proprietors.
We decidedly opposed to putting quNcS uostrus, but
as we have many letters essrs Mortimer Now
bray from the mentioned, feeit be
nothing more than Justice cnthe attention Of the people
to their advertisements in to-dayts paper.
aEea IT II. LOGAN & co.,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ap2s-1w=daw
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Tue PRrcs or REvoLur1oS.-It is estimated
in Missouri, that the expenses of that State in
the war on Kansas, was 50, 300, 1a0 A leading
merchant of Independence stated recently, that
he could not have continued in business six
months longer.
The demands of the leaders of military COM
panies were more imperious and more danger
GUS to be refused, than those of any despot in
Europe. A captain would come in and demand
a barrel of sugar, quantity of meat or cloth
ing, or anything which one might have If it
was refused, the person was stignatized as q
i'd abofitionist," and he became at once y
E,Grked man, and his store and goods common
plumber. The merchants, although in favor of
the war when 1t began, were obliged to oppose
Its continuance, in order to save themselves
from bankruptcy and ruin.4.No Dan.
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ANOTHER MURDER ~ LEAvENwoRTH-Ite0 81
l.the KurdeTets 4 rrestcd Lynch Laae lurotei.==
The following, from the ST Louis Republieano of
Sunday last, is a fair specimen Of Kansas sto-
ry. The idea Of a man asking to be cut down
after the rope was around his neck and he Gle
j waited short distance from the ground, is sin
gular; but perhaps he was very small man:
/! The steamer Omaha arrived at this port yes
/ terday; from Leavenworth City. We learn from
her officers that Just as she landed at that port,
ON the morning of the Sd, two men by the names
! OF Gordon and Gillaspic had been arrested, and
were to be hung in the course of an hour or two
] by the citizens. They were charged with hay-
| ing brutality murdered a man by the name OF
| Walls, from Ohio. He was stopping, at the time,
at the Planters Hotel 1t is supposed that he
was decoyed to the levee, there murdered and
robbed, and the body dragged to the river and
| thrown in. When Gordon was arrested he de-
nictl all knowledge of the murder, Thought was
observed that his shirt and clothes were stained
with blood.
| The 'populace were greatly excited. rope
was placed around the neck Of the supposed fell
on, and he was elevated short distance from
the ground. This seems to have brought him to
proper sense Of his situation, and he asked to
be cut down, and proceeded to make a confess
sion He admitted his criminaity, and imPlica-
| ted a fellow by the name Of Gillespie, we'll
known in st. Louis, and man named OBrien.
as parties in the murder. He acknowledged
that he stabbed his victim once, that Gillaspe
stabbed him fonr times, and OiBrien twice be-
fore they succeeded in killing him.
Soon after this confession, Gillespie was
rested, and the execution of the murdcrers were
only delayed in the hope Of catching O'Brien.
As tile Omaha left preparations were being
made for the execution Of Gordon and Gillespie,
whether they were successful in running down
O1Brien or not We EXPECT to hearNtllat they
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IfyOu nre Sick yea must take Medicine!
FOR ALL KxrERSAL ASD IsTRnSAL PAN usE t4si
DE WHIPS PAIN RELIEVER,
Which Is stronger and requires less to elect than
w any known remedy.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE "a f-5L.
the only safe and harmless remedy in the world,
RHODBS' REVER AND AGUE CUBE.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
THE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
I An auxIllary to the " Cure"
These Remedies destroy the Disease hut Patient.
w r. CHAPLIN, wholesale Agent, Providence, II. i.
For sale by Druggists generally. iso-sm=daw