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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-27
Encouragement to Pray.

In the late revival in this city, New York,
and other places, there have been remarkable
answers to prayer Dr. Primes book on the
subject abouhds with most interesting incidents
The leader of one of the late MONDAY meetings
in New York related the following as falling IN
der his aye:-
In a work of grace wife and mother was
converted. She then labored for the spiritual
good other family Her children, two daughters
and son, were soon brought to Christ, and. with
their MOTHER became deeply anxious for the hus-
band and father. Hewas an opposer of religion
and ridiculed bothit and them They determined
to set apart a time for family prayer meeting
for him. 1t was not practicable to meet in their
own house, so one Saturday evening after the
usual prayer meeting in the lecture room they
tarried and prayed there How long they re-
NAMED was not known, but they continued in
prayer until they felt assured that God had heard
and would answer them They went home
The next day was the Sabbath. Nothing was
said to the father but they went to church as
usual At evening, as the bellranghe proposed
to go to the meeting with his family In this
they were rejoiced. Instead of sitting with his
fam. ly, he seated himself near the door At
the close ofthe sermon the pastor invited those
desiring to be prayed for to come forward He
rose, as all thought, to go out but took his
course up the aisle. The pastor met him with
kind inquiry as to his state of feeling and how
long he had been thoughtful He burst into tears,
and said, the night before, while alone, he was
strangely led to see his condition as a sinner,
and to resolve that he would no longer fight
against God and His truth. This was the first
intimation his family had of his state of mind
He therefore the first time, heard that especial
prayer had been offered for him.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-27
Maru 1T til E Watth .
A NAUTICAL STORY
BY HENRY CLAPP, JR.

/ have no particular recollection of having
been born A life of intense enjoyment and
suffering, however, make me tolerably certain of
the fact 1t is, moreover, recorded in the Fam
ily Bible Evidence like this is not to be re-
sisted. make bold to state, therefore, that
exist
If the usual authorities may be relied on,
was born in Nantucket. My youth spent in
learning to play truant, catch cod, swim, and
harpoon imaginary whales. BY association with
fishermen, early acquired certain nautical hab-
it's, such as tobacco-chewing and general i'm
providence, and yearned, before | had passed
my teens to become sailor. had no special
aptitude for sea life, but presuming, that after
recovering from my first sickness and digesting
my first Duff should make as good Jack
as anybody. Moreover, Professor Feeler, an
itinerant phrenologist, having prophesied that |
should become a Methodist minister or a vaga-
bond, l was anxious to disappoint him. The
fellow said, too, that | had the most curious
head he had felt though he had, fingered Davy
Crockett'S and Sam Houston's and had exam
ined the skulls of three pirates an ourang-out-
ang and Hottentot. | consulted the halter
on this point, who told me he never saw head
in his life which fitted his hats better than mine
which relieved me so much that | bought a
Sou'-Wester of him at once, which fitted me
like coal hod This Sou Wester was no
sooner mounted than, much against the wishes
OF an ambitious father, who was anxious to send
me to West Point, and have me straitened into
cadet, resolved to go to sea- / accordingly
worked my way to Boston, in a small schooner,
and shipped on board the ship "Lovely Ma
tilda," low, rakish looking craft, bound for
Rio Grande. | signed without reading it. a
sort Of ships constitution, whereby l agreed ESQ
was told) to do ships duty to my best ability
to be content with my grub and wages, not to
throw the Captain overheard, &C., &C., as in
such cases made and provided. The ships com-
pany consisted of thirteen souls, viz. captain
mate, cook, supercargo, one passenger, six able
Seamen, and green soul, or green hand, as thu
sailors say, the latter being myself. The chic
advantage OF being green, found to be that
must do twice as mach work as any other blacl
or white man on board, and be kicked from
stem to stern of the ship at the pleasure of tn
crew. Sea-sickness, home sickness, fear, igno
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Both Sides.

Both Sides.
man in his carriage was riding along;
A gaily dressed wife by his side,
In satin and laces she looked like queen,
And he like king in his pride
wood-sawyer stood on the street as they passed;
The carriage and couple he eyed
And said, as he worked with saw on his log,
"I wish was rich and could ride"
The in the carriage remarked to ms wife
Zone thing would give if could
I'd give all my wealth for the strength and the health
Of the man who saweth the wood
pretty young maid, with bundle of work;
Whose face the morning fair,
Went tripping along with smile of delight,
While humming love breathing air.
She looked on the carriage-the lady she saw
Arrayed in apparel SO fine,
And said in a whisper !" wish from my heart
Those satins and laces were mine"
The lady looked out on the maid with her work;
So fair in her calico dress,
And said, "I'd renqush possessions and wealth,
Her beauty and youth to possess"
Thus in this world whatever our lot,
Our minds and our time we employ
In longing and signing for what we have not
Ungrateful for what enjoy.
We welcome the pleasures for which have sighed,
The heart has void in it STILL
Growing deeper and wider the longer We live
That nothing but heaven can fill
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The First Prayer in Congress after In
dependence was Declared.
BY REV. MIR. DUCHE.

o Lord our heavenly Father high mighty,
king Of kings who dost from thy throne behold
all the dwellers on Earth, and reignest with
power supreme and uncontrolled over all King
doms Empires and Governments, look down in
mercy we bessech thee upon these our American
States, who have fed to thee from the rod of the
oppressorj and thrown themselves upon thy gra-
cious protection desiring henceforth to be only
dependent upon thee. To thee have they ap-
peaed for the Righteousness of their cause To
Thee do they now look up for that countenance
and support which thou alone canst give; take
them, therefore, heavenly Father under thy
nurturing care, give them wisdom in council
and valor in the field, defeat the malicious designs
unrighteousness of their cause and if they still
persist in their sanguinary purposes, O / let
the voice of thine own unering Justice sounding
in their hearts, constrain them to drop the wea-
pons of battle Be thou present, God of wis
DOM and direct the connsels of this honorable
Assembly, enable them to settle things upon the
best and surest foundations, that the scene of
blood may be speedily closed that order bar
mony and peace may be effectuSlly restored, and
truth and justice, religion and piety prevail and
flourish amongst thy people, preserve the health
oftheir bodies and the vigor of their minds
Shower down upon them and the millions they
here represent such temporal blessings as thou
seest expedient for them in this world and crown
them with everlasting glory in the world tocome.
All this we ask in the name and thro the merits
of Jesus Christ thy Son and our SAVIOUR Amen.
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The Senate of New York has passed bill to
suppress prize fighting, and to punish al who
may be implicated in the practice.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-27

How sublime is the thought that the spirit Of
man i of more value tnan all the stars which
clitters in the midnigkt armament, and shah
outlive them all in peerless beauty, if sanctifed
aud regenerated By the Holy Spirit.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-01-27
Sabbath geaaiag.
A Pretty Thought;

a Pretty IhOughti
The night is mother of the day,
The winter of the spring
And ever upon old decay,
The greenest moses cling.
Behind the cloud the starlight turks,
Through showers the sunbeams fall
For God, who loveth al his works.
Has left his hope with all.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25

SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs OF |end. Ex. IS
II sued out of the Couri of Common Pleas
oi Union county, and to me directed, VIII oe
exposed TO Public Sale or Outcry, on The dateS
and al the places following, 10 wit:
On Saturday the Goth day Of March
next, at the public house of Jonas Fisher, at
White Deer Mills. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
oDe-flth par, OF certain Tract of Land stu
ate IN the township of White Deer. and coun-
ty of Union, bounded north by land OF the
Sheffield Iron Company, west by lands late OF
Henry High, decd, and others, south by lands
of David S,elninger and east by lands Of Gid-
con Bucher and others, containing Twenty
Acres, more or less. whercon are erected
four->torey WOODEN FACTORf,a wo-sio-
rey DWELLING HOUSE, frame Stable aud
other Out Buildings, with the apPurtenanceS.
as the properly OF susannah Messenger.
Also. at the same time and place.
two other tracts of Land, situate IN White
Deer township, and county aforesaid.
No. |. Bounded north by land OF
Adam Rank, west by land If Adam Rank and
jas. FInney, south by other lands OF J. II. Rob
encld, and east by lands OF David Ramsey and
other land Of J. II. Rubenuld, containing eight
acres mere or less, whereon are erected
lannefy, tan house, a bark house, frame
dwelling house, log stable, &ci with the aP-
purtcuanceS.
No. \ certain tract ofland, sit
uate IN the to@ush.p aud county aforesaid,
bounded uurh y Tact 10. and land %. Da-
yid Ramsey, west 1y land If james iHuev,
south by lands O. George Brown. aud cast hy
land OF Israel Gsyer and DAVID Ramsey. con-
tanning twelve acres, more or less, Whrfeun
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25

John Meyer. Justice, Sam'l Ritter. As
SCISSOR, Jacob Sear. Constable, Charles
Cawley. Overseers, John Maize aud
Hcury Gibson. Directors, David Gross
and Michael O'd'. Supervisors, John
Stacker aud Samuel Berge. Auditor, Mat
thias Sherwood.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
FOR SALE.

FENIE subscriber offers far sale that large,
new, modern built. double brick house.
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church.
adjoining the residence of DR.. HAYES. The
house is built in the best style, ratproof, and
well guarded against fire. \ good Well of
Water, and Cistern of never-Iaillng water.
Terms made easy, and viii be known on ap-
plicaticn 10 JONATHAN NESBlT.
LcWISburc. tuc.6 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE.
For SaIr,

HNHE residence of the subscriber, on @-A
/ Market street in the Borough ofIls
Lewsburg. The hcpse is of BRICK, we'll
finished IN every respect.
TermS-One half 10 be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
10 be paid in two, three or five years. as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June ., 1858 ISAAC WALTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
49, Improved Breed Of
~ Horses.
A THOROUGH breed Morgan Horse.

a
n bred and reared in Canada. will stand
for service in Lewistown and MIiln, the
present season, from April lSt TO July ist.
An opportunity will be thus presented for all
lovers Of good stock, 10 breed from horse OF
acknowledged superIorIty-one that has just
" claimed SO large a share of public attention
wherever he has been exhibited.
The proprietor of NORMAN, as perfect
model of his stock, believes that he fully
meets the want in QUE Pennsylvania stock OF
horses. He uniteS with great muscular pow
ers, the finest action. His perfect gentleneSS
peculiarly commend him as model family
horse.
The attention Of the public is respectfully
solicited to an examination of the pedigree ol
NORMAN, and TO the high appreciation oil
the morgan stock wherever introduced.
Call and see the horse, and examine the
bills as In terms. &c. 4. LEWIS,
MI tnion. Huntingdon Co, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
REsE.s,N ATESN.

TTTI0ItTT Eia. August, 81
IN Sanitary, ISL dauG htrr. then III her
year. attacked with lLusra,Ory Ee-Eaiisui. All
her joints much 'lleu. au he suffered tie most
excruciating pain Tor thr-y months called in
a physician who continued 10 attend her without any
inn Mt. Getting much discouraged. / COT Guided
Try d.. Hrris Iyroils. ih- .-t tyttr soon rroi-
decided yhauer for The tr'rr Size rtutru,d tie
medicine Tor and IL affected perfect co. e. he
has remained nee tf ElruIl5t ard Ltr health go,d
since, being uIusEds of Is. years.
MIS- " THOMPSON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
fsHES.TE!
Or tcpceRTuted Animai Manure
Fifty r"r Cent. Cheaper than
Amy Known Fertilizer!

Farmers buy this valuable with the fullest:
confidence Of being All the WHOLE COST by the in
creased production Of the first crop, besides Rapidly En-
richin. their Land.
E%5- Re"d tie AnGIysiS of Prof L. .Stcrcas
hereby certify that have analyzed lot of rhaino
FIR French, Richards Co. Of York Road and Cal
lowlill streets, Phiadcrhia and find its cCmponcus
toe as follows: A>ALysIs OF rHUINE.
Animal matter containing per dried blood Il O9
!hnsi hate Of Lime, 800
SulpHUte of Ammonia. 400
NHrr,e. rho,I Ihute and Carbonate Of Ammonia. 3tJ
Nitrate and suphate Of soda, 500
Suiphate OF Put1ssa. 20
Muriate, Phosphate and artonate of Potassa, l5p
Chloride Of >oiIum, zoo
ST!phJtos Of Lime and Na-ucsie, $50
slcii ana sui hur .7u.utir'J 10
a. STEVENS
Tho above proves coucuSvcly that Phuiue is To- the
Farmer and Land owner. TE discovery the a-: con
tanning all the necessary protuciu. Large
'ros at small expense. The price coming within the
reach oI all, is bat
TWO CENTS PER POUND,
or 80 per .Ouo rs with discount dealers Gail and
soc it. send your orders to FRENCH. RICHARDS CO.
Sole Agents. corner Of oIk Road and CalIowii streets
PHILADELPHIA. I7sm2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
Democratic State COnVen'D
THE PARTY DIVIDED.
Another Convention to be had.

Penua Dem. State Convention was
roSlroped from lis usu9l tifnc-,he
IL vi ,a,L,,,,L ,,,,,-,.
- .'' Oi ~ nv 'Nh
SACh II mel III ila'il-h&rE. 10y thlS
time, all The officer, Of the National
Administrator had concentrated all
,;..,.It. r.. L.,
...0'i " ID. navy 1o'o'' ~ -'.'' '' " II Il"
convention TIE STATE Administration.
As q .por'1seH of tie men who romp0-
sc1 the Io1,. We cc.v fa. ....rviur
,,,,I.,
l. 0'1i ms i'' '''"'- = 'I'
O1cap9t;21s of lie u u,'ar, ga| L,f3crs
or a.. I...gg.r.i,r G.psrc,..y.
-" .i.' e. 's''. '''N'.>''' i'..'.'.-i 10y >f''
80 7'" ..''" .' 80 '.-. 'l''- 70 Occur '.''>
a'i >'ah'''2 @! we 't.'- IT.. ''' .':t ~ ]"
Tue t'nvrn1.n held h-re yesterday. From
'1- L",.s. i'r,.s oi a>rei'a a..'-lg sac s4ne,
" 2.|e Tie .".r-i Az:
la.~a d.. a., na..r "a, la.. # ihs F.qr.h
~s,l at .-..,.-.'z 81 .e- D." ara,..l
J. ., A'',f' c -.s,...,. he FL 81 f-..'-
az lai, * C...I.'-, y,"1 .,,sso-r =,
Fl. aG-l. a...
Tno-. q. Forsyth, late Cao.l Commission
er' No." y....f i' Tie '.'. H' ;, - ne.
! v'lr..-. l.;..1r5 t.. the NV Yard al
ra.laiclaa >.
inc. J. br-nn,r. general wh'2Fer n, always
'r1ay L Igr a J.', J..-,,., ,.,....-.--,, H., p,,
asr.ph,s n,,,,.o..isr. ''- "
4. l.. snnaden. s,n Of The Treasurer Of
''r PnI1.s.-s'1 ,.' Nm, VI, =,
r.ri. ho7" o., ~ I,.,',, d. y e., '''" '''' V
THE c.aa.rv send, ,hc following li,,in-
g"I,nea , Ie',:e,a1n ,:I,' ,,,,, ,4s I,.,,o,
ton Cangr,.sn.n' hs, a son in raul.. cfiice.
Arnoli r!nuIrr, Bate Canal Commissioner
ana ge4rr7. P3leLr4g' ~ pn..f, ,,[, na' a
w II ,-..Igs. evC,naI r,..,a.,>I@ner.
having Que. il nglrw, ,ons employed by the
National Government.
Co. s,alMlach, oI Lancasrer well known
as the especial Envoy o. ms hN,,5e"'y' was
III E-tan %..a ','' '..t' ,.r
Gov, B,rIsr, and dt,e~1. .I,.eI ,npacsnt for
the same Office m Ter Gag. Pa -i=r.
Jacob Van Bu>ilira, also disappointed
applicant !or -Four Inspector.
MoF'"y "n''''"' 0o''sc'o' u Tue Po'' o'
Victor = P,,i...e ,,,s p ,,-,,s,s- +, tho
aror.
IA. Bogg>, Postmaster a, John>lown, sp-
pointed since his election as delegate to the
CGnven''on' ,,.
under the present National Administration.
James a Gibson. Collector at Pushing;
Il. SProul, c ERIK L. :. CIrcnlt CoGrt at Pits
burg burg lno. II. BaiIy' Clerk l. 5 District
~ " H.Iss,m.n I,,e I,ccrs,. =, tho c,rr,
of France and ed,or # the cficial organ
at Harrisburg. and GEO W. b wrnan. Post
master at MiieT,burg. DauPhn county.
fhItip Johnson has brother IN '"e rem
s'1" In ~ Rr,db.,, ,,s b-o,,. oei..-r,.
der the Gsns.ai l:'..S.,.4neu,. ,' "
Pine will mol permit US today to give an
extended notice OF al N ATTENDANCE but We
m asve aIrfaay gwen enoosn .or .ne pt'P'e al
- " "'' '"',.7' "''| .'''
Others on the list we observed who
are equally IN the interest Of the Ma
tlonal Administrator. Jas.h. Davis
ot SelnSgrOve and Il. ,. Doty OF Jun
iata Represented this Assembly Dist
rict, and T.M.iIall of Center was the
Senatorial nolapotn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
FOR SALE.

4 RESIDENCE L on North Third street, ~
"A it being a Half Lotof Ground, with -
a comfortable Two-Slorey Brick House. frame
Stable, good Well Of Water, and variety Of
choice frui'.
Inquire of J. b. .M'LAUGlILIN, Agent.
Low isburg, October r.. ISIS. If
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
BOOTS AND SHOES!
BOOTS AND SHOES
New EaI: arrival atG. NlARSHS

HHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. u-u
~ door 10 Baker Il Cos Drug store. Lew
l>buTs. Pa, where may he found 4 sslt,s.
assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', Kisses and Youths
Boots, Shoes, Caters. Bu>kiu>, Slippers, g..
OF the latest styles and hest qualities. sclec.ei
with great care and a Cash Puce>-Vhc,
will be sold As low IS Al any Place his 80
Philadelphia.
NANUF1CTIRLNG q. REPAIRING
done much lower rhan the old prices. Ttaass
tul for past iav0rS, We vii! enteavor % ne;
your iurlhcr custom. Sept. ISIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
Important to Farmers s. Gardeners.

FsNHE subscriber having recently Travelled
much IN this and adjoining States, and
seen the great failures in Grain and GaIden
Vegetables, has concluded that a CHANGE
or SEEDS is absolutely necsSsary: this also
is the opinion of the best Asrlcuturists gene
rally. | have therefore imported (or made
arrangements for quite a variety of NEW
Seeds, such as have been found bes. suited to
our soil and climate al this time The folio
wing are specimens of new varieties. and
their yield per acre, nO,c on hand for sale at
my residence in MltIlinburg, Union Co.. Pa. ::
ljed per Acrs
White English Mediterranean Wheat ye-y esry Brs so
Early Engish Dykeman Potatoes 900
Persons wishing either of the above, will
please leave their orders as early as possible,
that may be able 10 supply them all.
Those who w-sn 20 procure any of the fol-
lowing varieties, (uiih directions how to cul-
iIvate) will call and examine the specimens
winch l shall grow the coming season, and
leave their orders as soon as may be conyen-
ient:. x;.,y
White Egyptian Spring Rye, very early BUSHELS 40
Roman Winter Rye ss
Nrpaul Beardess Barley So
White Oats weighing Is lbs per bushel 75
imp King Philip Corn long ears ripe dys 100
Washington Dutton Corn. 10 days later do so
HonsyB'ade Ha.9ar1Gn G-ass produces 20 to so bus.
ATpe Melon makes pie like green apple, mixed With
Corn, produces 1000 large melons per acre
Strawberry Bdter~slon very large, 1000 per acre
Also other kinds Of Garden Vegetables.
These seeds have been carefully selected from
different places, and it is though, will be found
advantageous to Gardeners and Farmers.
Call and see Frs: come. frs. served.
a. 9. Killing.
AitiiiEtsrS, FsG. %, le:s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
FRENCH, RICHARDS & Co.'S

FRENCH, RICHARDS 4 Co.'S
Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills,
Corncrof Old York Rold and CIionhiH st,
Philadelphia.
WE offer large stock of Chemical Manures and Fertil-
" iz.rs at low prices and warranted to be Genuine
amcng which will be found:
1000 tons pure Phune.
200 tons Government Peruvian Guano.
5000 tons FreDch's Improved Super
Phosphate of Lime.
1000 tons French's pure Chemical Bone.
5000 bbls. French's Philad'a Poudrette
LOCO bbls. French's Improved Roscndale
Cement.
The above standard articles each Of their kind the
best in the WORLD! our Lc1id Plaster, manufactured
from Selected Stone is celebrated throughout the Union
Tor 'srurity and strength
ALSO, lU 900 barrels Land Plaster.
1000 barrels Casting Plaster.
10000 barrels hydraulic Cement.
5000 barrels True Roman Cement.
LOCO barrels Portland English Cement
Dentists Plaster, Pow dered Anthracite Coal barrels
Powdered Bituminous Coal, Gs barrels), White sand,
(in barrelsJ FRENCH RICHARDS CO.,
Steam Nils and FirmerS' Drpot.
Cor. Of Old York Road and CalIOwh sts., PIIiLA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
nE. DAVis' DErCR tTagE 3. Of
~ Compound Extract Of lJugIan> RcGia.

l. unprecedented for o. -.utf md nII % .,-
i -el-,-. ul-. a-. of ti- L.,-.. aa. sd ...
IaurIlr, pru1-v Er.rr.'.- G. rI...f .-i IiIUsr q.
splitting q I..,j Ilrlr.ut -ulIs sta4. Nr. .-is.
grr.I.ir and Ir'ar1et.-t HHruLrs;5-Ia tHetr i.ls.
>I.k l.aaagL.- Iy~I' i-i.. iIrk a'--. N,sy IS .-
ChEuLi- >rru'ai.t- ~,tr !yt- ru g. DE-. ll.
ju.ar ar4emeIts. ht Ss,IiII-s ' ami oi -tsratr
OF the Bour~ Lupus. fJt,u rrs Of the are Nusrald
Lip, Malignant Eatir j.arrs ot the M,4th. Tur-ri..
Throat and soft Palate. Irtir. sfb-I Itch
sLA-ls >kIN aut al diseases arising. from au l5i-
BLOOD, whether hereditary acquired.
contracted.
attained j. owing t. merits Tie efforts
proprietor II Is used by a t,ss. aud hysi-ilrs
throughout the country. having witnessed its e..
ALTERATlNE AND CUHATiN L afIy, Is in the various
chronic diseases 10 not Hesitate nm.ui it ss
vtfJ.EL sND TlI.aHfI vTlrr.Nf.
Ofce Il2 Race street, where Dr Davis may De consul
ted nn all diseases.
Call at thu Depot snd procure Circulars containing
large Mass Of the most e-peciat.e evidence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-25
PHOSPHATE GUANO,
from NiYt.Si ISJ,SD Cnripbr,r S.a

'NAIY>IS o: DR.. CnAs. EICKELi, Baltimore:
i Bone rhosphat. Of Lime. St7i
Containing Of PhosphOric Acii. 5 A1)
flunriiu OF Calcium, 80
Carbonate of Lime, 5al
PcroAtir of Iron and Aluui.na, 800
h@t'IJ &c, '-''
loo Ol
The extraordinary high per centsge of Phosphate Of
Lime above stated. recommends this article at
: superior Phosphate auurc."
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