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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

oher Lecturers have bssl .uvi'ei vhr y.
hope hereafter 10 announce. So hat ev-5y
Tuesday evening during the course may be
occupied. The Pubic Is Cordially Invited to
attend. The lectures are YREE. bot coIIec
tons will be taken 10 dcirag cvpsrseS.
~ Doors open at 81. p. M.--cloa- at ~
when Lecture viii commence
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
LOOK THIS SYAYt

LOOK THIS wAYt
NOTICE: NOTICE!! NOTYCE!!,
II AVlNG just returned from the CITY
IL with an unusally large Stock and well
selected, and am now prepared to sell goods
lower than can be borsh, elsewhere on this
side of Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware Hardware ~
Nails-Neiis-Locks. Laichss. Hinges
Screws, Glass. Putty, Pants, Oil-in fact
everything you may want 70 build YOUR.
self hrs.-rate house or barn twenty per
cent. lower than ever before. 7his nav,
This ,cay!,
CARPENTERS, here you can &c, the cele-
orated Greenfield Planes, Spear & Jackson's
hand, tenon and rip Saws. Butchers, Bea,,y's
and Brady's Chisels and Plane Irons. patent
and common Braces, Brace Bits. Ausers,
Squares, Guages. Iron Screws, Com pass Saws,
Hamonds Hammers, &c.
-Backsmlths JrOn-IR RON-iROS-ALL
KlNpS-Bar, Scollop, Tyre, Oval, Round and
Square-Cast Steel, Spring and English Steel.
fises, An-ils. Bellows, Screw Plates, etc.
HOCSEKEEfERS! Table Knives and
Forks, Carvers, Spoons Kettles, Lamps, Can
VAIL F.9ISR--you will sua all the shove with q !,
gE.st many more at the HAADv's, MD fsuN Of
J0SErH NFapDES,
IN tho old CHiHAx stand, LEwIsBURG p. .
rms H.iI' TH.S r.1T!
4 lot rC,rreri~r SOFT IA r. ,t,,.rr-1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

ES-There were some typographical er.
rors in the County Statement as published
last week. We think it Is correct as pub
!isheJ to day
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

DEWARE OF OF ,CK NoSTRUNs AND oUACK Doc.
TORS.-u-a Helnb"ld'- Highly Concentrated Extrart
Bueu for all Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys and Sexu
nj Organs Read the advertisement, Hembod's Gsnu-
ine PTeiararatipn'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
Richards New Backing.

DOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks tor
ID all engaged in the service Of the u. $
in the War Of 1912. and for their Widows, a.
the Office of the Levishurc Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

ra-The Foundry offered for sale to-day
opeus a good chance for competent man
ia that line Of business.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
NCIICE.

1 Il persons Indebted J. ".r FIRM BY Noe
" ORE .as Account are regu Sled i0 come
and settle iu.iG-dlar,ir, and hose vho have
claim, s.i!l phase -re,~rt th'i. bills.
J.GJLDSMITH & BRO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

Poets sing Of the spices In India i.les
OF the citron, the orange and lime
They sing Of the fragrance so lavish difus.d
BY the breeze in each tropical cli,ns
Let the rpicurr baas' - each high favored dish.
TIE nator of wine II French brandy,
Yet none OF the list named above can compare
With Mrs. pENoss.SDIKs Candy.
Rich spices and fruits, and sweet bowers NAV be roo
or dishes for eiicures dsipty;
But the question in this I will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
NIthai there IL none of them .aif 10 much prlIsi,
Prom the sweet pratiug child TO the dandy
As the sweetest of SWEETS, every here idolr.I-
l mean Mrs. DENoRnAspII's Candy.
Mrs. DenOfls: lndle takes pleasure
IN informing her numerous friends that she
has recently reflted her parlors, and is now
prepared to furnish ICE CREAM, CAKE and
CONFECrfONERIES to such as may favor
her with their custom.
IS'Parties supplied 1, the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
GROCERIES Cheap far Cash-or in
exchange for oun,ry Produce. Call and see.
MRS. DENORMANDIE'S,
one door west Of Frick's Foundry
Lewisburg, March 4, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

sB-Thanks to Senator SESSIONS of
Mich n and Assemblyman BURLINGTON OF
New York for their tokens Of remember
auce of companion of childhood 5 days.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05

/ LOT 0f,rr"ri~r SOFT HATS ,Is,rrr
\ :, 8 HTrNLS i son
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-05
FREE COURSE CT LECTURES.

FfNHE Lew isbSrS Literary kS~o-
C!asisn would announce tral the gen
i!emea named rciJw haze cJnssrtci 10 SIX
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04

4 T,udu. Husband Found-A few
weeks since Mrs. Mary S. Rich, agent Of
the "Womens Protective Emigration Soci-
ETY." arrived in Bloomington, H., in charge
of 10 or 50 young women, in search of sit
nations. \ married man of that town
waited upon the lady, and informed that he
wanted "a girl to do housework. Having
satisfied Mrs. Rich that he was "all right"
that lady introduced him to the girls in her
charge, stating what he wanted, whereup-
on one of the young ladies walked up to
the married man, and said an go with
this gentleman I've lived with him before;
he is my husband Somebody was very
much astonished when the young lady
found her husband, and another somebody
looked very pale when the married man
found his first wife.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
4 Romantic Gipsey story.

a story is afoat that some gossip has been
occasiOucd in Cumberland county, by the fol-
lowing circumstances
Mr. George Fry of Shippensburg, married
a gipsey girl belonging to gang who were
haunting the neighborhood about three years
ago. The gipsey girls father was so cnraged
at this that he kidnapped her and sent her TO
parts unknown. Mr.. Fry mourned her loss
two years and then married again But says
the Shippensburg News, last week Mr.. Fry's
first wifr-hi> eipsey wife--n company with
" George Fry the second" arrived in this
place in search If him liy the assistance
Of Oifcer Shade she was successful in finding
him. Limited spacc forbids us from entering
intn details at this time Of the exc uciating
suffering Mrs. Fry has undergone since her
departure from this place. The intelligence
of her husbands second marriage was a Sc
we're Shuck to her, but she enphatically de
c!ares her exclusive right to him 1t tappears,
by the way, that Mr.. Fry's second wife was a
widow; that her husband went to Califor-
MIA some years ago, and soon after his arrival
there it was rumored that he was murdered
A few weeks since a letter was received from
him by her, we have been informed. in which
he states that he will return in the next
steamer What the finale OF this romance
will be is beyond the power of human ken.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04

From Ltah-The St Louis Leader
learns from Father Desuret, a Roman Cath
olic Missionary, who has spent many years
among the Indian tribes, on either slope of
the Rocky Mountains, that there is per-
fectly practicable and easy route north from
Salt Lake to the British possessions. Fa-
ther Desuret has travelled the route several
times in light wagons, and gives it as his
conviction, thatif the Mormons leave their
present location, they viii proceed north
ward TO New Caledonia, in British Ameri-
ca, and settle at the base of the Portage
Mountains, near the forty ninth parallel
The route is described in detail, and the
country and climate stated to be eminently
superior in every respect to that of Utah.
The Leoder calls the special attention of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
Normal Class.

A NORMAL CLASS will be commenced
"a at McFeytown on the 18th of April and
continue eleven weeks. The first object and
aim in the exercises of the class will be to
give thorough instruction in the common
English branches of education-the second to
teach the best methods Of imparting this in
struction to others-the third TO attend to the
more advanced branches. In connection with
these, semi-weekly lectures will be delivered
on " School Management and Government" !"
thus affording to Teachers and others an OF
portunity while pursuing their studies to ac-
quire knowledge of the theory and practice
OF teaching. Every exertion will be made to
give entire satisfaction to all who may come.
boarding can be obtained at very low rates.
TERMS For common branches, s. per quar-
ter; higher branches, Sc.
For further particulars address
A. ID. 1AWN, Co. Supt,
McNeytown, Pa.
ssl3 An examination will be held Mt Me-
Feytown, March 9th, for those desiring per-
manent certificates. Notice of intention to
apply must be given ut least ten davs before
that time. feb25 \. ID. HAWN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
A WORD TO FEMALES.

The local debility and irregularities which the
peciaI annOyances of the weaker sex, and which, hen
neglected, always shorten life, relieved for the time
being, and prevented for the time come by Of
This mild but thorough Alternative.
Holloaray's Pills are tie best rcmcdy kao.cR IN
tie rOtid for tie .foiioViag Diseases.
Asthma Diarrhma Indigestion Secondary
Bowel Com Dropsy influenza symptoms
plants Debility Inflammation Inward weak
Coughs Fever aud Venereal AZ ness
Colds Ague feciiuns Liver cnmpl'Is
Chest DiseasesFemaIe Com Worms of all Lowness of
Costiyeness paints kinds Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches sioue& Gravel Piles
RrCAUTiON.- - None genuine unless the words
''Hoiiouap, Ncp }Oyk opd London, dscernible
mark in every ea of the book OF directions around
each pot box the same may be pain, b, hold
ing the leaf To the light handsome reward viii lie
given any rendering saca information nay IL ad
the detection Of any party parties counefeIing The
medicines vending the same, knowing ihem to be spu
riouS.
50 Maiden Lane New York. aud by all Respectable Drug
giss and Dealers of Medicine throughout The United
States aud the civilized world in boxes IS cents, CO.
cents. and : earh.
s,Thcre is 4 considerable saving by taking the arger
sizes
\. b. Directions for rIe guidance of patients every
disorder affixed to each box. augl3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04

Physician for Diseases of the Lungs.
Formerly Physician to the cncauati Marine Hospital,
CONSULTED At
Lewistown, National Hotel, Wednesday, March
18th, (seventeenth.)
Huntingdon, Jackson's Hotel March l6.
DR. HARDMAN treats Consumption Bronchitis, Iaryng-
lis, Asthma and a diseases of the Throat by MEDiCA
TED INHALATION.
The great point m the Gf all human ma adies
is 10 get ut The disease in direct manner All medicines
estimated by their action upon the organ recurring
relief This is the important fact upon winch Inhalation
is based f the stomach is diseased we take me icine
directly into The stomach If the lungs are diseased
breathe or inale medicaicd vaors directly into ifpn-
The reason why Consumption aud diseases of The Lungs
have heretofore resisted all Treatment been because
Trey were not approached i direct manner y medicine
They were intcn!cd "a he local, and YET they were so d
hinsiered thai they could only act Iutnnaliy ex
pending their Immediate action upon the stnuh whilst
the fou! ulcers within The Lungs umiit,ipsrd. In
haatlon brings the medicine into direct wnh the
disease, without the disadvantage uf auy violent action
It's application is simple that it u,ay he employed bv
The youngest infant feebest invalid 1t does no, de-
range The stomach, interfere in The least with the
strength, comfort or business of the patient
srNn charge fnr consultation.
OTHER HES*8SES TIRE .T'Fp
IN relation 10 The following diseasea either when com
invite cnmsultation-usualy finding thcm PROMPTLY
CURABiE:
PROLhPSli:; and aH forms uf FEMALE CuNPItIxrs
Irregularities aud Weakness
FALPlFhTlON aud other fJrms of HEART Dis
EASE Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and all other Dis.
eases of stomach and Bowels, Piles &c &c
a5 All diseases uf the Eye Ear Neuralgia r ilrp.
sy. aud all forms of Nervous Disease
s5-No charge fir consultations
ys-ly =. d. HARDMAN, MD
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,-~ 9 4 z e e = = .
T,aIter,s Iadfana Letter.

wolker addressed a long letter to
". Lecompton Democratic meeting
~ - :. indianapolis last week. 1t arrived
p'l1 -, :. 70 be read to the meeting, but made
y ~ .a,rance in print, subsequently in the
IsaFs rF8as,nolis Journal. 1t is long, strong
'I lI;,ter and disposes of the rumors that
iaa - ~ become reconciled to the President,
r.s altering from the defiant position
a l.. was understood to occupy some,
p, = since. lie says of the pledges to
'''e sir play, and have the Lecompton Con-
ION submitted as whole, to the whole
~. y, If Kansas, that the President and
/. F. 4; cabinet well knew Of them at the
!, tbey were made, and that any aban-
.nt Of them on his part, after the
!. had accepted them and acted upon
rorld cover him with infamy and
lsnor. and that they shall be redeemed
him if necessary to the latest hour of
,ristenee. even to the shedding Of the
!. dram of his blood. lie says: "What-
!. NAV be the action of the wavering,
|, 6nid or corrupt, menaces and proscrip-
have no terror for me" Toward the
% If the letter he says:
al, This the sd year of our independence,
!; 4 the first year of Americon Nonarchy,
!. row dawning upon as? Let the peo-
l.t the masses composing the true De
,,,sr ,( arouse from their slumbers. Let
~ F,.,sk the chains which would fetter
he, thought and opinion, and assert
!, Eood-bousht rights, and especially the
+, jnIefeasiGle sovereign right Of self-gov-
E.msDt We hare fallen upon evil times
.5ey7isy II Tic 5q&afyy are IN danger
/ sa9saple in every town, county and State
|. u tbqitr majesty 70 The rescue"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
What Constitutes a Modern Democrat.

ENhat Constitutes Il rhonCAn i'eHioCEdt'
Is s.ae jeaple arc 1t . loss occasionally
z ia relaaa dsmaerat, she following ex-
i vii! perhaps aid them in the future {:
The mater lie. tie adfaissien of X kansas
n the ZecosnFton Classification, is now in
4 rrsciss eeH&jties in xh5egs the Executive
!rsae meg je sa9st s55'eltts5te end dcciSjre.
i siqalq gHj dsz tQ5'nq Dea~e-5srfs are mark
nd nm he JroUght jato TIE ranks. 4
I 2 Etetpfi5, pai.VHSye IS gct sAdGssoSei Of.
@li.onal patronage is 20 Lc afforded by the
h Biz. K Il sho4!d pass, as it Will in some
4 Ess.7-Cof5ezpo,qdost q 5ts l1ttl&5e Letigcr,
aisLe.ie,
Drsging iae Li.-ee.-Et &npears to be
klTstooi afaeag the Dem"orxtle politicians
rqlding US, that yesterday, the President
rnatci GOV Medary Sam} to Ice Post
.sr at CysuFauas. ohis, (vice Miilcr, and
= b Cook. 4,sd.. vice f'rice.3 t. sle same
& bat Chicago, illiRms. These nonliaatiuSs
h boE haze been made, and we knew no
\ sn to doubt tie sact.j setrot0e tie e1Gssocdi
p,ssem iHcHm6ei,fS, Goth 9f arl.0aa scele
Z gg1IircS ipthe jpzset5t TIrecutire, If we
tenber correctly. There is a moral in
8 changes which may be laid 60 heart by
n Democrats who are inclined to permit
u ja7ot,yg t. the fortunes ef 5Rdiyidnals,
lnant ana ambitions gentlemen, ts inter
With the integrity 1t their uiirqiss1s 60
II FrHcIQles and measures o. tie Democrat
zry. - HaaHgioH S}dr.
Hereafter he tthe President viii cecog
aaEe as Democrats vile oppose the cstab-
Il policy Of the Democratic party il, rela-
II . Kansas. We honor him far the noble
s.an he has taken. Enthusiastically
be be supported by the honest men Of
Pa'ry-the sterling patriots whom no
+ caa purchase. no threats intimidatc.-
4 agstates. the double faced. the time SER
S1iiT"0 under>tsIt,i where they are. and
any have !" cxpe~t They have taken
n P9sltloa; tie P,eSiic,t hus defined his
:, do"3ty. anmistohu5iy. Hereafter he
ia,s rqr II his frieA,i<. and Li his cae.
t'se cIre ot them tc}r-s. .''-I'hiei~I,hia
'ag 1fats
pa this 1t would appear that >ho'lid
ae zee proper to difcr with the Pres
or any important national measure,
'a he J"nJjt orer, if worth buying :;
not w,-th buyia@, he will be treated
punished is am enemy. "Democracy'
Is rendered plain as b {, aud there
no excuse hereafter for foolish pco-
5bo sometimes choose to think and
ipr themselves in saying they do not
We the Presidents measures. He has
:a' them all over, and therefore you
sqnd tQ think as he does or leave the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04

lhe steamship America arrived at
aT On Saturday, bringing Liverpool
g the 18th inst. The British min
lad refused to take any action against
Nh, Ledu Rollin and others. Lord
eFston had introduced his new bill
ae East India possessions into Parlia-
Several changes were about to be
IA the French ministry. There is
~s later from China or India. Mon
''''iied abundant and the Bank rates
-'.n reduced to three per cent. Cot
D'' advanced j, with large sales for
"ek, Wheat was active at an adj
'fsadstufs in other respects remain
-aaged.
rata Calcutta dates to the 9th Of JAM
i g q q reached England. Also Canton
Ie 9th Of December and Bombay
,..p u t Is 9th Of January. Sir Colin
~. w.. .'11 taken possession Of Frakabad,
N Com M, abandoned by the enemy on the
.."Pore was also taken on the 9th,
'tr' P captured and 200 of the enemy
E Eanrs5 rs british loss was only 2 killed
as o,'.l'h .. an and French forces landed at
l.g5al 'iF = 81 Z8th OF December. The Brit
Tba ',Go0 men, and the French 900
b. h. EaioI Taiis we're escapaded on the 29th,
N Ha If I fn@ within the town were in pos
ag sns sTl oesieeers by 8 o'clock in the
D. of me ne Ghlnese feebly contested the
.ay TI tne English and French within
1ne damage done to the town was
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
The captain Of the ship Acteon

but small. The captain Of the shin Acteon
was killed.
The Times despatch says that the bon,hard
ment of Canton commenced at davjioI,t nm
the 2oth and continued all day and the ensu
ing night. The assault was made in lLroe
divisions at 6 O'Clock in the morning Coughs
tort was taken and two others were blown up.
The Chinese continued to fire from their hou-
ses. but the troops were restrained from en-
tering the city.
Tea has considerably declined at Hong
h,.ong Large shipments were making to In
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the War Department and the public to its
article ON the subject.

-4a unfortunate .tamily-IIenry Mers-
heimer, whoresided about three miles east of
New Castle Pa, came to his death, by Il
heavy timber rolling upon his head, crush
ing it itinstantly He never spoke or breath
ed afterwards. A lady who visited the
spot, turned to go away, and by some acci-
dent, slipped and broke her leg. This is
an unfortunate family one of the same
name was killed not long since, by the kick
of horse
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TnE FARMER,s GUIDE 10 scienti6r nn1 .,rnr,i.al

TIE FANMEHs UUIDE 10 scientific and practirnl
Agriculture, by Henry Stephens r r s. of Edinburgh
am the late J. r. Norton Professor Scientific Aericul
iure IN Yale College, New Haven, the most complete
work Agriculture published will be sent POSTPAID
any part of the Union, except Oregon and California
for SO. 2voumes, containing 1909 pages
Remittanees for any of the above publications. should
always be addressed, postpaid, to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT e. co,
deci7 No. "a Gold street, New York.
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POSTAGE.

In all the principal Giles aud Towns these works will
BE- delivered free Of postage When sent by mail the
postage 10 any part of the United States viii be but
IwESTY-FouR CENTS year for Backwood and hut
FOURTEEN CENTS year for each Of the Reviews
n. b. The price in Great Britain ofthe five Periodicals.
above named rs S3l per annum.
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NOTICE.

LII persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to the subscriber by book account or
otherwise will please be prepared to p;ry the
same by the second week in March, as | in
tend calling on all of you. Please save a few
dollars j. k. RHODES.
Newton Hamilton. Feb %. 1S58.-6t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
LYON
PURE CATAWBA BRANDY

ANiNG received The sole agency Of A f. Ilazrrd 4
"a CO. Wholesale Druggists, Philadeph far The sale
nf This Brandy in Alihn county, we confidently offer il
to The public pure aud unadulieraIrd article as the
following ceri iticafrs will prove;
CHENIcAL INsrgcroR's OFFlcE
2s SINth =. Ctnciuhaii March, Isl. {
This will certify that have this day inspected two
separate lots of Caawba Brandy in barrels aud one
IL bottles manufactured by Taurilze yuuS and sold h
his sole agent, Jacob The Depot. No 90 opposr e
lie Bnrnet linsr, and lib West Thir! street Cincinnati
md fluid them both rrRE AID from all poisonous or
deieterinuS drugs, and such have Ted the same -
The law directs. Given under my hand my office
lSignedl HIRAM Cox, D.
Inspector "f Alcoholic Liquors, SC
NEW ToRt, % Prince ST.. July IS 1857.
Dear Sir;-l have receive! "a bottle of LYONS Pure
Ohio Catawha Brandy furnished by Mr. A. RaIStun Jr
al LoekPnr, y y, for anal, Zatiu find il m ron
tain only those ingredients hch exist in pIaE BRANDY
The ro?ortion of alcohol Obtained from it is 100
believe this sample 10 be pure Brandy without adera-
hon-ihe flavor of II Is delicate and peculiar.
tSIguch JAS. r. CHILToN, VI. d., Chemist
The ONO CATAWBA BRANDY not only eguals but
els the best imported Brandes In purity and
flavor. 1t is IN fact the BEST Brandy known. This
statement fully cnrob"Tated by The certificates of
many Of most distinguished anay yfical Chemists
The want Of pure Brand has long been in This coun-
try, aud the Introduction of article quality a.
snpersedr The sale and Of those vie compounds
hitherto sold under the of Brandy can 0niy be re
gafdcd AS great public good. The Calawba Brandy
possesses all the good qualities claimed The best i'm.
n"Fe liquor, and o perfect purity aud superior avor
IL is therefore fully entitled Ia the palrDia Of the pub
l'c. We feel confident that IFS reception in this state
VIII hr as favorable that hich mr, with in The
Great West, and that the time far distant yyrn
the superiory Of our own liquors will fut an end TO
thcir IMPORTATION from tbroad
F"r Medicinal purposes this Brandy has rival and
has long been needed II il sovereign aAd snre rene.
dy for Dyspepsia, FlatuIcncy, Low Spirits, Languor
General Debility, &c.
A!sn for sale, ESHELBY'S CELEBRATED STILL
AND SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE. These Wines are
made in the neighborhood of CimcinnaI and are qua
amied Ia he the pure juice of The grape and are eni
ueniiy calculated Tor hvalids aud persons require
gentle siimuHHt, and for SacramrIIa PURPOSES or as
bevcrage Will be found equal if SUPERIOR to the best
imported.
s;Reta Price for Brandy and Wines 81 81 per llqart
Bottle. 4 liberal discount made in the trade
Address CHAS. RlIZ LeWistswn, Pa.
february \. lsJS. eo6nl
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TERMS.
CLUBBING.

discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the above
prices will be allowed Clubs ordering four mere cop
les of any more of the above works Tins: Four
copies OF BackwOod of one Review, win be sent To
address for So four copies Of the four Reviews ami
Rnc for
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ROWEL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their functions properly the
whole body suffers. Tens of thousands die annually of
Dysentery, Diarritga Chronic Constipation, other
diseases Of these waste pipes OF The system The effect
Of The Pills upon all intestinal lisnrders whehef casual
epidemic, is phenomenon in medicine. BY following
the printed directions the alarming Of bowel
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VOLTS Hanover Gloves,

Il Gloves can be procured only at Mccoy
& ELL1S'S Store, who alone are supplied by
the manufacturer, and are therefore sole
agents fer their sale in this place. JAM
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-04
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS,

The quantity and quality of The bile Of most vital
Importance to health Upon The liver the gland which
secreies this fad, these Pills operate specifically, nii
bly, rectying IFS irregularities and effrciualy curing
Jaundce, Bilious Remitiants and all the varies dis
generated hv unnatural condition Of the organ