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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05
2 Desirable Home for Sale,

lITUNTED near Nuiliubur., aud about
= niue miles from LewI>burg, containing
Nine Acres. on which there is d -
large fine Dwelling House, good Barn. -.
and all the necessary outuuIidIngS. SurrouH-
ding the house there IS a large yard, all J1iuIus
which Is an excellent Garden, aud near the
house never-la.!Iug Spring Of limestone
water. There Is also a good two-Slorcy
TENANT-HOUSE on the premises.
The late proprietor having given special
attention 20 Fruit growing. has now a most
excellent assortment Of young Fruit Trees,
Vines &c. about becoming profitable. Il is .
pleasant home, good location and rich soil
satisfactory reasons will be given tor selling.
Terms easy. For further particulars apply TO
SAN'L II. ORWiG, LewI,burg, Pa.
or to \. =. Killing. MitIlInburg, Pa. riw
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATESALE.

VyNHE undersigned, Executors Of JAMES 81
MoxroS late OF Butidoe township, Union
county, Pa deed. offer al private sale, all that
certain MANSION FARM Of said decd stu
ate in the township aud county aforesaid,
about ~ miles east of MIiiinburE, AMI about
: miles west Of Lewi>burg, the public road
leading from MIfllnburg To Jenkins Mil run
ming right through SAID farm.
SAID Farm contains about One Hundred
and Fifty Acres of hrSl-ratc Limestone Land,
all under good fence, and nearly all clear, and
IN high state of cultivation, about Ten Acres
of excellent Meadow Land. The Improve
mentS thereon erected are, on one part thereof
~. a first.rate large and commodiOus BRICK
E;.-DWELLING HOUSE, well finished,
and a large Stable, and different kinds Of
choice Fruit Trees, also " ell Of never-iaIl-
ing Water near the door; and on the other
part, good two-slorey Log Dwelling House,
weather-boarded and plaslered,a a good BANK
BARN. Wagon Shed with Corn Crib and Car
riage House, good Well Of Water with
pump in it, and a good Mix House, also 4
small Tenant House, and other Out Buildings
necessary. Also, an ORCHARD, withsz;t
some very thrifty young choice Fruit.lc.
Trees. The quality of the land being equal to
anv land in Builaloc valley, and owing TO the
different Improvements thereon erected. It
would sui; 10 be divided into different Tracts.
The estate will be sold in one part, or divi-
ded into two tracts, whichever way will bring
the largest price. SAM'L L. SIMONTON,
BENIN CHAMBERS,
Executors.
n. B.-In case the above described proper
ty is not sold by private sale, before the 30Jh
day Of November next, 1t will he offered a;
public oulcry on that day, al 10 o'clock \. VI.
on the premises. where the terms will be made
known by SAML b. SiMONTON,
BENIN CHAMBERS,
Eu1aIoc, Sept. 60 1855. Executors.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

yEIHE subscriber Offers for sale his Residence
J on The west side Of South Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
andSLLouIS streets. consisting Of near lot and
halfol ground making atrontof99iect on said
Second street, and n length I57 feet, 6 inches,
The improvements are a commodiouS three
rEt, storey BRICK DWELLING
e. 4HOUSII. OF pressed brick, Z feet
front by 36 feet deep-well fniShed-with a
marble base, marble Slls and lintelS il front
"A fire-proof rool-with Wing attached of
23 by 10 feet-an Out Kitchen-a Well Of ex-
celIent water, with Pump in, under Toof-a
large CiStern also under roof-a large new
Stable-an Ice HoUSe-and other necessary
unt-buildingS. There are also on Said@s-.
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbcrv 50
The location is desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. Its on
the most elevated part of the Borough. near
the Court House, and but short distance from
Market strcet.-Terms will be made easy.
June 9, 1887 G. F. MILLER.
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T O Il S Al E.

"a MY Residence, on North Third street.
LII LewSburg, 81 It. front. and including
back building So #. deep. Basement, and
A,tick finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-buidinGs.
Also. a Half Lot on Market ST.. opposite
S. Ritter residence, with good VI ell of Wa
ter and new Stable ; very desirable for busi-
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combiued0
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg Oct :, 1857.
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FOR SALE.

FE7HE subscriber Offers fer sale that large,
new. modern built, double brick house.
nearly opposite the new resby.er.an church.
adjoining the residence Of Dr. HAYES. The
house is built IN the best style, ra,proyf. and
well guarded against fire. \ good Well Of
" Water, and Cislcrn Of ncverfaIhng water.
Terms made easy, aud Will be known on ap-
phcalon 10 JONATHAN NESBlF.
L-wiSburg, Aug. IS, 1888.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
GUM SHOES. CARPET BAGS. sc

COMPRISING
LADIES' Gailer>, K,t Boots far Ladies and
Misses, ana Boots and Shoes Of all
descriptions, all sizes, and
AL prices,
which he is enabled 10 sell cheaper lhau Of
any ether establishment within hHy miles.
Country Produce viii be taken in payment.
Manufacturing and Repairing done to cider
at the shortest notice.
The undersigned having been IN the bu,i-
EesS fer - years. and understanding both
buying and making. thinks he can suit The
public TO I.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already
received, he trusts be Will hare d continuance
and extension e.. lie same.
Sept. 10, l~5s. JAMES SCOTT.
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BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

rrr-~~-- The subscriber offers 10 sell the
Gls,-'l - large Brick Foundry at the west
.s ,,,...;.ssz7 szend OF Market street, including
HeNz-.sssssgzaE the Wareroom, Office, and The
Machinery atiached-alSo large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t is regarded as one
OF the best locations for a good, safe business.
The Proprietor's time is wholly ensroSsed in
another employment, which Is the reason he
desires to dispose of this Foundry. For anv
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRiCK, Lewisburg,
Feb. 1858 H.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

ILSssIe4 - ~ y -SSt - - :
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans
Court of Union county, will be exposed to
public sale. upon the premises, on SATIR-
DAY, Nov. -, 1858. TWO Town Lois.
in the Borough Of Miillnburg, bounded and
described as follows
Isl. A Corner Lot, bounded on the north
by Mulberry alley, on the east by tatharlne
street, on the south by Market street, and ou
the west by Lot No. Al; trCnt on Market
street. TO feet; depth on Caharne street. l26
feet; numbered with the No. ~ in the Bor-
ou2h plan.
ID. Lot adjoining the above or which IS
erected a Dwelling House. slorty's
h. igh, numbered as aforesaid with the N"-
"A, and bounded on the west by Lot OF Ihom-
as Cronmi,ler; front On Market street, 60
feet depth 10 Mulberry alley, 1876 feet
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock 7. VI.
Terms, 20 per CT. cash, balance at February
Term of Court, 1889. JOHN Is. Linn,
Administrator OF FRFnERIcK WELKEH,dec' d.
By order OF the Orphans Court.
SANUkL RuUsH, Clerk.
Sept. -, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

s@-So deep is the Buchanier hostility
TO Gov Packer, that some OF their editors
refuse to publish his Thanksgiving Proc.
lamation. The Seliusgrovc Times, for
example, only allulcs to the official rec.
ommendaiion Of the Governor in the fol-
lowing sneering notice:
"Thursday, the 18th inst, is the day
appointed by William +. Packer for gen
.eral thanks giving. Had he not better
appointed a day of general deploration for
the destruction OF our crops by the weevil,
for the n9n-reformatIon Of the bank sharks,
for the unscrupulousness Of political rene
gllcs, aud for the loss of our Stately orks"
Passing by all NOTICE of the rit aud The
gran,mur Of this morsci editorial, and ma
king all due allowance for the absence Of
good temper resulting from the loss of the
State Works o"d of the Election, still cur
ucighbor need not inlu ge in such gratui-
tous filings at the Governor and Thanksgi-
Wing. This is Christian land, and gives
freedom Of opinion to all orderly citizens !;
but continued tbrusts at Christianity are
too plainly seen in that journal much lon
ger to be overlooked by the liberal minded
Christian community which, however tol,
Grant, do not and will not circulate moral
poison among their families under guise
of political newspaper. If the editors
religious views can not endorse even the
recommendation by DemocraticGovernor
for General Thauksgiviug-and if they
can not pass it by iu silent contempt, but
0,pst attack it as they have-still they do
well to consider the perfect impotence of
their infdelity. Gratitude rW be felt
songs of praise 'cW arise-from tens of
thousands of grateful bearts-thrOughout
our land, and ultimately in all lands, until
the great day Of reckoning. If our con.
t,mporaries can uo, endure this, they eau
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05
Fits -pitS---Fits
DIR. HINGES VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTiC PILLS.

Tor ths Cure y FHs, NpGsnS, Crdmps and al
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS who are labor!ng under This dis
tressing malady will find DR.. HANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS 10 be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing EpIi-
epSy Falling fits.
These Pills poas.ss specific action the nervous
tenn an although they prepared especially for the
purpose of curing Fits they also Of especial benefit
FOR all persons afflicted with weak nerves. whose n.r
system has been Frustrated shattered from any
cause whatever In Chronio Complaints diseases Of
long standing suP-rnduccd by nervousness, they are
exceedingly beneficial.
Price - per box two boxes s.. Persons out OF
the city enclosing remittance. will have the pills sent
them through the ria free uf postage Tor sale by
sEril : II ,sCE, No. los BALTIMORE STREET, Balti
mere Nd Z" whom orders from all par's Of the Uuicn
rl~s. uc Addressed, iost paid Iy5Io.u
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easily fiud "islauds in the sea" where no
Christian influence whatever is felt, wLore
the eight Of nature and treason" were
never annoyed by Revelation, where the
constitutions" do not recognize Thankssl-
wing, and where the happy, unsophist'ca-
ted, and interpretations people can sing
The sound of the church going tell
Th--. yalIies aud hills never heard,
Never sighed ut the sound OF kneii
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GEE9c J

~ RS-AI u. LlIlc. and t.6IT tOu-7rs
/ will please take notice that GIBSON.
VINO has had over - wears experience iu
Foreign and Domestic I r., IS now prepared
to furnish you with any bind Of fur> you may
need, cheaper lHan you can buy them Ia rue
Cuy. Call and see hin al the Hat Store 30
CHIswELL's new i.tIug. LeUl>hurg.
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Adjourned ss,eriil', sales.

DYyirrur of sundry writ, of Vcni ExI,sucd
Is ou, Of iheCourt uf fCommouPleas Of Union
C-pu,v and 10 me directed, will expose to
Pubic Sale or QUERY. at the nuHaloe Huu~e
in tie Borough OF l.evIsburs.uu Tra,uAr the
.G.I day oi Nuseular. next al 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon, To wit:
Two certain Tracts Of and situate in Kelly
township, Gulon county bounded and described
d, follows:
No. I.-Bcsiuning at a post near the bank
Of the SuSquthanua riycr, thence jown sa.I
rlver south three degrees west forty pefcLcs
ami ioui-,cnlhs to an ash tree, thence hv land
which VIM. Vi M'Lau.hhn died seized aud other
land of A, b. Loug>hore south ei"hiY-rIght
degrees west scvenly.cight pcrche> 10 q post.
thence ty lands Of Jacob hciser north t""
degrees west thir'y-njue Tcrches and two
tenihs to 4 post, aud Iheuce by land OF sand
jacob Eei,cr north e.ghy-eigut degrees east
- percnes to the place Of beginning, contain
ing, containing Twenty Acres, more OF less,
all cleared AMI in good state Of cultivation.
on which are erected d comm dieTS lwo-storry
Brick Dwelling House with Kitchen attached.
a Bank Barn, aud other ece>sary Oul-Buuj-
Ines Also, on said tract an Orchard Of Fru,
Trees and a Well OF good Water with pump
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EE

The editor of the Daiy Ntlrs speaks in the following
terms. IN that payer OF January >t lS52 coue ruiu
Dr. LrrsS DYHTfttrf which cured him of ErysipcIas:
Dr. DAVIS DErURATIN Eve are not in the habit
Of mmendIns o. our recf~ the use If rauaces -ru-
ratyes, and uo>trums, which may happen 10 t avrrti-
s,d IN cur columns Having, however used Dr. Davis
medicine and iouni it 10 ty really Possessed Of excellent
cUr"Irr qualities iar by -ipri, take great pleasure
IN saying -" and tsins the curative 10 others
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FOR SALE.

4 RESIDENCE on North Third street, -
y it being Half Lot of Ground, wIth-S-A
a comfortable Two-Storey Brick House, frame
stable, good Well of Water and Il variety ct
choice Frui'. -
Inquire of J. B. M'LAuGliLlN, Agent
lev isLur., October =, lsjS. If
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

EGy-Richmoud l.. Jones, son of Clan,
cy Jones, has been appointed to some little
office in the Paraguay expedition. Any
thing else to console the defeated Gent
from Berks What is to be done to sOothe
Dewart! how shall the ugly wound to
Whites feelings be healed where shall
Leidy and MRcynolds go for their re-
ward
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nR. DAVIS DEPIRATGgE. or
~ Compound Extractor Juglan> Regia.

J. uuprccc-vut for tie cure Of >crfgi and all cLruuc
u -,.-y-, ,l- a-1 tt the LIVER hlIgrys auI Bladder.
ltur Irg, broP-y. bronchitis Chronic tua-h. Threat I,
:la,uu- Of is.i, lucri.ut tuu,uuI;i N,urii- ll.
turUu!c and lAai1atury l,hv vuIustl,. Co-Jivr Iu.-
s,k Headache. ly.ieIIa. ui-zurss, Nervous AE,c.s
thGuuir errutuuu- SuTr I've, amt ~ eI- lruIr "a
luar EHar-rmyHt~, hl,. Svshu-s Old ami obstinate
ut Tie Epu>, Luz Us. hating icrr o: The Farc Nu ud
LP, Malignant Batting J.t,rs oi the Mouth, Tongue.
Throat auu soft fau.e. letter. Barriers Itch and AL -
>EA>Is SlS, aiI all diseases arising iron. au i,.-
IJE- STATS % TIE BLOOD, whether hereditary acquired
og contracted.
The great ;. laiarity wIrH this invaluable rslv has
attained = 'wif Co iJ> IitrII merit NOT . ra-
DfIts rruQr;'r- Its used by all ca-,-. and Iy~i,.s
throughout The ruutry av.ug Witnessed wonderful
ALIEBATiN AND CJi,ATIN Z affects IN the variou,
cLToEIc disease do Not hesitate recommend il as a
Niu 'ULr AND EfLL,BLE NEui,INr.
Office, IL lact street, WLrIu Dr. Da, uay be consul
ted ru al diseases.
call al the Depot and procure Circulars coutainin,
large mass ui the mos; ,sqcttauir evidence.
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EsiEE.s sNATESJy.

Philadelphia. August, 1875.
In sandary ISL, my lau- htyg, then in htr uIu.teuth
year, was attacked with luiamatory Ecrn,afi-m All
hrr joints were much swollen. and she suffered the most
tNtiulatus PAIN for thIv" months or more called in
ply stefan, who continued TO attend her without any
improvement. letting much discouraged. ruuciu,ls
TO Try Dr. DartS Iltt,. the irst Aottlc soon rrolr-
c'd Gtc'tei change for the better She continued the
medicine for time and it I,ct,i a rrf.t n
Las r'maiu,d Tree ot rheumatism and htr health good
ever since, lrlls ul"arjs OF two years
Mrs. VI. THOMSON
No
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

AN iNVEsTIGATiuN.-Thc next Legis-
latura vii! doubtless appoiut committee
to investigate the sale of the Canals By the
Suutury and Erie Railroad Company, as
the way they have been disposed of Ger
taiuly warrants the appointment of com
mittce, and thorough Investigation.
When the bills passed, selling the State
Canals to that company, it was supposed
fli: aud equitable sales Of the different
lines would be made TO the highest aud
best bidders, but it seem; d tferent policy
was persucd. Iustcad Of putting them up
to competition, favoritcs became the pur-
chlsers at little more than cost, and the
State in consequence, was deprived OF a
large amount Of money, which it otherwise
would have been entitled to.
We were among those who favored the
sale OF our Public Works to the Sudbury
aud Erie company, but We had no idea
they were falling into such bad hands.
ihesc "oihs hh'o sihce pcc" ian9'eti'"
to those who have grown rich at the public
crib, aud can now lay back and laugh at
our stupidity. Little did the people sus-
pect such course would be purslel, and
well may they demand an Investigation
into these sales. This company too, has
teen interfering in the election Of members
Of the Legislature, but we hope there are
enough elected who viii demand au inves
tigarion so that the facts can be !aii before
the public--Ntoataa.
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LkTEST-1y Telegranh.

ElNIHA, Nov. t-3 O'Clock. p. NJ
The Republican majority in this State
will bc from 250OO 10 50,0G0. Not
more than five or six Democratic
members are claimed.
The returns from Illinois are con
Aicting, but the Republicans claim the
State Ticket by a small majority.
Wisconsin has gone strongly Re
publican.
Not enough has been received from
Michigan 10 decide or iorcshadow the
result.
Returns from Delaware This morn
ing are in conilic;ion with former re-
ports, and the result is doubtful.
~~-~~~-O----~--~O-~~--
nea-Wc believe every Northcrncr
who in Congress voted against the
Lecompton swinllc, and who was a
candidate for reelection, has been
sustained while Of those who voted
for it, most have been condemned in
O decisive manner. The few who have
escaped the doom, are but successful
under circumstances which virtually
condemn them.
ED-Among the McmbcrS-Elcctcd to
the next session 0. Congress from
Massachusetts is reported the name of
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, son Of !.
q. Adams, EX-Prc.idcut. (Why cuu
10 Democratic Presidents son ever
get to Congress y Mr.Adams never
asked for the office, made no effort 10
obtain il, and is said TO be perfectly
uuambitious, but is well qualified for
the position Of an honorable and indie
pendent Member.
nG-Among the double,eolumn prophe-
sizes Of the Argus before Election, was one
that "Sectioualism should be chained a
thousand years, and the Democracy shall
inherit the Garth The returns from
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York,
Ohio, &c do not indicate that THAT kind
Of Millennium is at hand yet, and this poll
tical Miller is no better prophet than the
religious Miller was. Democracy rely
ing upon Human Bondage as its aim and
support, is as far from the happy times
fore;old in the Scripture as the East is
from the West.
Walker township, Col. Gregg's present
home, last fall gave Gov. Packer, some 20
OF 30 majority, and nov gives Greg los ma
iorily. (By the way, as Dielrick WAS an
nounced to be nominated solely as 4 martyr
To X. N'ism-aud Is re-martyred-can not
buchanan provide for hun a foreign mission
say TO Rome y
I9-The wedding between Europe and
America, ii is ,acoSely stated. turns out tC
be m unhappy one before the honeymoon
waned, some jar arose, and mo, a word has
since passed between them
ESJohn Z. Jones, Of the State Department
('ormerly Of LewI>burg) has been elected
Teller of the West Branch Bank, wmsport.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
has found the canal business this year 81
much better than had been anticipated
that the managers intend putting the worl
IN first rate order By next season. Thi
will be good news tar the people alon:
hat line. who are WY anxious to hay:
tie canal i..t up.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

In Iowa, the other day, brute of
man kicked his wife. The indignant
ncighbors assembled and made jackass
kick him. The wife was kicked by much
the baser beast of the two.
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Also thc large EOlN.glkN

rrTf~s-r1' .NINU VTJ III = u w .hsVHt = :
r'=;l -i.sss with Cupalo, Lathe>, Patterns,
..--isss ll.asss Flasks &c, Machine Shop, Black
- -. =. NTH Shop &c, now IN possess
iun OF the above, will be sold at The same time
and place 2w7j9
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ysWHEN ~ WM
4 HOuSE TO LET.

- The House occupied by the undersigned
IL on Market street, west Of Fourth (neAI
10 Browns store) is To let. Inquire Of
Ort 20 \ = MEILERT
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r RENT! !

TE'EzE. Esyss Rooms occupied ar pre-
sent by Washington Hutchinson ss
Saloon They are suitable for SHOPS.
Fof Terms Apply 10
Jan -, l-a-, JOHN i. Linn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

DC NALL's GALvASIc On acts on the sys-
ten by mpartlng to the diseased part natu-
raj current Of electricity, by which the resto-
ration of Sl the natural functions are produc-
ed Immediately, and a cure is at once obtain
cd. This IS the great secret which no other
medicine in The world has got, and hence the
great success this medicine has IN curing
diseases.
"HsqLng on lis Wings" say all who have
made use OF DR.. Wlstar's BaIsam of Wild
Cherry, and by such use sured themselves of
coughs, colds, snd consumption. The prud-
ent will always keep this remedy by them.
Buy none unless it has the ,Uriften sig
nature a. Butts" on the wrapper,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

th- human la5y; and
t.rs we'll. tle powers 90
Y-.up.I Tie sHr.t i-
ou Tire l,a.tly action o.
I,rt rWHu#r 'f its fGur-
l- at fault. -l- towels axe
sv-tyrG -u..r- iu C1U~e-
LELL-Ua1u- ceased o.
ea-. uI th.t o--au. one Dl
this -tuis. iu "a practice
tH fUL ua remedy.
the many Grrau-ymtuts
TcIr0vr that this r,m-
person troubled win LlN
if- ferns, has but 90 Try
certain.
These Gums remove aii
the system, supplying il
of ii.y. iuyi-UfatIu- O.,
digest Ee'lT,EEIIN. ElE
health 20 The whole ma
cause Ct the diS.asc-Ui
BILiIuIS kTIACEs aTy
TEE, lEIyESETp. ty IL.
1t INvIaUEATgE.
one dose after eating j.
stomach and prevent the
suuriug.
only one dose takeuby-
N.sI-vtHa.
Uuly cur dose taken al
gyutly, aud cures J1s
Oue dose taken after
Flr-It.
- One 1cscoftw0tea
li,,r Ustr.cUE.
Uuc bottle taken frf-
the cause OF the disease,
Only vue }1>eimm dis-.
one dose often repeated .
NoGEJs, aud a prevsuta-|
+ e only one hottie p.
The > stem tie effects OF.
sickness.
r. Observation-Disclosures.
lywue-~ or uaturalrul
tYg dose r.e.Y ia short
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

The Montour Works, though not driven
to their fall capacity, are moving on stead
lily. Tue administration of Thomas Bea-
yer, Trustee of the Montour Iron Co. gives
very general satisfaction. The extensive
business operations, admirable order, and
reasonable prices at the Company's store !;
not only satisfy the workingnen, but have
won the public condIeucc.-D Dmede
Imericda.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-05

Z DESIRABLE EBi;istiinG E.ot. % feet
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