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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

DcrPersons wishing to change their business TO
a rapidly increasing conniry, n new settle
where hundreds are going, where the climate is
mild and delghtiui--see advertisement OF Ham
mouion Settlement in another column 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
SMALL FRUITS.

A S WE ARE PAYING special attention to
"A the production OF Blackberry, Raspberry and
Strawberry Plants, our stock for the coming Fall
and Spring of 1860 will not only be very large but
of the best quality, which We shah offer at greatly
reduced prices.
T The New Rochelle or Lawton Blackberry is still
growing in avor, and the demand .or plants this
ia u promises 10 be.,apsualiy large.
Wilson'S Albany Seeding Strawberry is un-
do Ibtedly the most universally popular variety in
the country. Its extraordinary size, wonderful
prud1clivenss SIS, and other good qualities have
placed il at the very head CT the list WHEREVER it
has been tested, especially for market purposes
Having been among the earliest TO procure this
variety, and having cultivated it more especially
FOR plants shall be able to offer for sale in the
spring of 1860 over One Million Plants.
These plants are now being cultivated in the
most careful manner, and one OF them will be
worth more than dozen such as are carelessly
grown among grass and weeds. We cordially in
vite persons wishing TO purchase plants visit our
grounds and examine our mode of producing
plants @ l-=
We shall reduce the price of plants in the spring
of 1860 to place them within The reach of all.
We have experimental largely as TO the best time
OF planting the strawberry, and unhesitatingly
renommend the Spring.
Our selection embraces over One Hundred Va
rieies. including al the native and foreign kinds
of any repuie.
afrCatalogues sent on application, enclosing
stamp. J. KNOX.
augIl3t Box ATS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

STATE Lev Y.
For IN; support Of the State
Cow rrnient. Including
the ordidsry expenses ui
the Public Benevolent In
siIIHtions and prosecution
OF Work on pab.ic. bDiiC-
IngS
Fer payinen I of Interest on
Stale Debt
For p ymeni of Principal s
Interest oi temporary ioau
oi 1888
Frr State Com Sch. Fund
For Dist Sch. Library iuud
e Total State Levy
COUNTY, IEYiES
For county Revenue
Poor Fund
i,oad Fund
IL. I'll
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
rEA ~ EENS
FOR THE YEAR 1859.

IT lie RATES or TAXES in Belmont county
i ioI the gear le59, aTe a lallows:
STATE LEVY. c A. OF each Slco
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
WHEELING FEM. SEMINARY.
PAII SESSION

THIS INSTITUTION, under the superin.end-
l. ence OF Mrs. S. r. HAMA has risen TO be one
OF the foremost schools in the country. II has
grown in interest, use iulness and public favor
steadily, until now, it s believed by its board ol
Trustees that il presents attractions parents and
guardians abroad such as few schools any where
in the West can claim; the academic regime adopt
ed and carried out has been the result OF the care
fully matured plans o a corps oil efficient and ex-
perienced teachers. and every department of the
course has been thoroughly sysiematized that it
is believed to be exactly adapted TO every variety
ofcapacity and every grade o. profession among
pupils The situai lion OF the school is beautiful and
inviting, combining as great number Of advan-
tages in point oi health, scenery, accessibility and
general conyen'enc to boarders, as any school
known TO its Board.
The academic year is divided INTO two sessions
offive months each. The next session will COM
mence on the first Wednesday of September, and
will close on the last Thursday OF january. For
terms, ETC., or any otl.er additional information.
see Catalogues which may be had at the Belmont
Chronicle office, or on application to any oi the
undersigned: . -ssss 'i.s
BOARD o. TRUSTEES: Rev. Z. r. Perkins. Rev. R. V
D,dge. Rev. J. T. Mcclure. James R. Baker, S. Ott.
A. p. Woods. w. j. Bates, NJ. D, ii. X. List. G. ID.
hubbard Wheeling, Va. 1874 july2Ilm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

JoHx H. WILLIAMS rs. JAcoB LoyG, ct al.
DY VIRTUE oi Mandate TO me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont CO g.
Ohio, will SELL on TUESDAY. Oct. 25th, 1859.
at the front door of he Court House. in St Glars
vilie in said countv. between the hours OF ten o.
clock, NJ and o'cIork, p. II. OF day, the fol-
lowing described premises. to wit: Lying and be-
ing in the county of Belmont the same being part
OF Section No. 8, Township No. and Range No.
3. and is the same conveyed 10 e. ?. Anshu.tz by
Thomas Day and wife, by deed dated February Is
leis, containing 2l3 20-l00 acres, more or less
excepting theretrom aboui5 Gcres, the meets and
bounds, and more minute description will be
found by reference TO the Recorders Office in said
county, to the deed OF c Z. Anshuilz and wife TO
David l.. Jennings. The same is recorded in Rec
ord Vol. s. pages 1876 and I37, with tie right-of
way 10 get to and from ;he river, as Is more par
ticusrly described in said deed Inst Aforesaid with
the reservations contained in said deed from Ans
hui;z and wife 10 said Jennings. Appraised SIS
per acre. Terms: cash. +. LJCHARY,
Special Master.
SherifT's Office, St. Clairsvillc, Sept p, 1859.
printers fees
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
What they say in South Carolina.

AhNffiifE : Z. Aug. Il. l-Ss
Hess-s FARRELL. HERRING Co. FHILAYElPHIA.
Grnt.eH eu-The cio>- attention which affair.
have u-ed th- ire has hitherto prevented u
ir n writing YOU ~ NJ he safe.
On occasion @; the -- leth July y which suffered
lsr- loss with nutlAer e. ether building
vasconSuued Tie Ssfz. of your Manufacture. ~hi-h
had in the stare. exposed TO most inten .ai
by the effects strong lion frame
which. from it. aaksl ard scsly Q-ar4nc- l0oks
though il had ten heated ;or alonE time furnace
Iar >af with heaps Of molten ard kegs C.. nails.
f,!gf mo mass. f-l into the cellar surrounded ~
yurniu- materials and there suffered 10 remain
ta contents had ben removed hv:-- he FIRE .U-ch
ID us uuti, th- II @; August. II days si;sr~Ard-
The dlErn.ty n cuILns il open WIKI the bet tools
that could lie JEorri couvineei Of its power 10
sst the attempts Of buT-iIas ADd VIXEN It opened
oua1 the Interior 70 The astonishmeni Of ALL enure
uuir jur.3 10y Ire
III. t.si h4s fGy convinced Us Of the capabilities
cf v0ur .zf- that would not Part with the one
have 10 u.s .1- e wrreW dsharrei the priv
lice Of getting another Respectfully yours,
.u-Es q II. MARDLAWE son.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14

In a recent veto Q: bIii passed al the last
session ct the Legislature, 10 create an inGe-
pentent school district. Gov. Packer says, w!Ih
great force and proprleiy:
81 90 not believe that good can come from
special schoollaws. The present general law
has been carefully malured, and seems 10 be
vel! afap,et to advance the Interests and pro
mote the prosperity of the great cause OF uhi-
versal education; and should therefore be ad'
herel 10, until time and experience prove mat
10 change woudte to imProyer. But when
ever aud wherever changes may he ihou2h'
advisable. let the amendment; be BY general
and uut special laws
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
LUMBER AND COAL.
and Robert 4. NeSbjf

have IN their YARDS, on South Na'er
street. LewisbGrg. n large assortment oi
LUMBER AND COAL ior sale, comprising
the following:
loO,u0O feel Of dry pine Boards and Plank,
the half OF Them nearly Two years drying, con
sistiug Of a-inch common Plank. inch common
Boards. .-inch. l!inch and inch Paunei;
Wealherbosrts, Poplar, linnboards, and
Scanilins;
Roofing Lalh and Shingles;
100000 fee, OF dry Jol>t and ScantlIng;
5 coo good sawed Hemluck Rails.
SHANOKIN COAL Of all sizes. OF the
very best article, weighed or measured 10 sn:t
the purchaser.
ryAll the above articles will be sold very
low for Cash, or Exchanged fer country Pro-
duce.
Thankful for past liberal patronase,ws hope
10 share a continuance and extension Of The
same. T. & r. !. NESBiT.
Lewisburg, Jan. !, 1889
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14

CLOSE or TEE SHOOTING SEASON
According to the law passed at the las:
session Of the Legislature, for the preser.
walton Of game, the season for shooting,
tripping, or destroying in any other way,
pheasants, pariridses, woodeock, or rab-
bits, closed on Saturday, lst. Any person
who is found violating any of its provi-
SONS, is liable TO pay fine of FIVE dollars
for each and every offence Provision Is
also made for those Offering game for sale
out Of season. Any person Offering
pheasant, partridge, or rabbit for sale be-
tween the first day Of January and FIRST
6ay Of October, in each year, Is liable to
pay fue Of five dollars.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
Kansas War, Renewed.


We Fuo''>u u ia! s'i4'
ing letters from our correspondents a. 'De
seat # war in Kansas. These letters glVe
The full p.rt;cu,ars Of the recent renewa!
L., .;r;l ,r,- in that onarter. brought
..L. o,o bv =
~ 80
c'mprJmiss to when n''' ''''''' was 9
party. The basis Of ti.a' COMPROMISE "19
,E., by-gou,s should be by-goues- lhe
n,.t was 10 be forgotten, and Free State
mo, and Slave State men were henceforth
"a I.closeluer III peace Ib,s compromise
t.. -.c.u,,v becn ,in'a.45 bv the Pro.
- .t..,-.,...,-
- -
III 0e',"- 'l'0s 1foH SIfi''t '''N,
tue neg "'t''"7 '''N,'t' ~ o"''' anu
A-''Is mos u tNe 'oe@' 'Aises Ia HeiF
LA-l>' '--y '-'e'! s"'Aou Z ufahi jury
.,.'' s'- d. iH''-' IL -"'s 'o' n'ui-et "ed'H>'
-4oA' s'iA''s AD1 v'Leis' Nol' s'nef!
met '"'' ''e'a''lI u 'Ae con! tcH!ls' y
'~'''= !'>.e-7l'i, 'l ''' Court ,'ocs9 ana
l''i! - oH Tue Iud!''meA,-' lA's' now
ever, I'1 u'' prevent 'He I ''' oeO't ''is
c"''' m'Aef' from afFes''hs oIe i''ct,
I.'-' '"1! L l'''', - Su''t"u7' S. "''is''I
'l -''s' f'e''"'T i'N "''1 "''" d l'''sg'e'
~ 'us '--'sV 81 IL IL ''II - Two fu0"e
''--''.'7-' ''''-- > '''s - ,''''sts --i5D
% '1' -''-'5' '' Wa az ecu - IpAo'i Tue
-'."'.t cox p i,,'s' -D,'' ~ -''''--t'y l,
" "''-' - '''. ia ,.-''' t. ~ 1'' 1''''
- i"'S '-s!
- u .a AL when FL o.-sT means "ii !ai.oa'
u -'-,H-Ey eG'eFe- tie town aud released
the Ir.s Ut ty irrcc. The towns Pc pie
were taken entirely b surprise, Aud no
rc>i>,4ace W.. made, except from two
stores, whence shots were fred On Mont
-omc-y's men. Ia returning these shots,
ole Lyulc, Who lad made timselt nct II
Gus ia tie post difficulties, was killed. Ooc
u the s;-!-> wlcuc. the shots were fired,
vas >.cl.l 4ui eup,ic! Of is cauteu's, III
4u.cJr--4,- "Ila q sara4: nf Jutg.Hery
80 t. ;i.l; ,S-Iy house w4eu.- a0y resIs-
lause c-4-.
Ia4s occurrence Ircdaccd great excite
m-at It'd tuTe-,s Of invasion from Mis-
5 III but apt brown, wlo had c1ope-
El'-- wi.A Monty ggmery, and whose prop
cry had been destroyed and lis son
Ll!--.-- Ii TIC former walls, dii u5t wait
Hr luy-s!rn. lie Id party iuto Bates
cIr'y. u sS7GrI, who retoEteI on tue
shareholders Of that vicinity the same
system ot p.unicr by which the Free
>'-to people OF hausas mad suffered during
th- Ailss. Qu InEa4.op. Il would seem
'''-' y. '"'' i1va ihAde 600. 'Ae'F FI.' 'ea''
carr! - a"-}: among oiIer f''pt''y'
some Zen saves. One OF tAe hIssoaflahs
> long - the robting and killing were
c1udael II Kansas, the Federal authorities
looked On with the greatest composure.
Now /, La> Passelthe border into Missouri,
vs. The inv-.f5n If Nie.orri Ismsnta.
HE and criminal a. il was was however
much LIS brutal affair than the last jnya.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
Administrative Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that letters Of
y administration upon the estate cf MICH
AEL WAGNER. late of the borough Of Lew
isburg. deceased, have teen gHiS Gav granted
10 the subscriber by the REGISTER Of Wills iUr
the county OF Union all persons having
c!almSa g2inSt sad estate will PreseHt them
al once to The subscriber fer settlement and
those owing sad estate are requested 4
meet the subscriber at the late residence Of
SAID deceased, on the 29lh January inst. and
make payment, as TO further nouce Viii be
given. ISAAC II. WAGNER.
Jan. II. 1859 Administrator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
CU WALLIS
GMAyAMAS SNA,

PIsYor,I o-icineay by PRoF H. DL FALL'
formerly G; he College Of surgeons, fA'-s,
l. NV 1FFEELD To THE PUBLIC
f-f1r n. Care II al Sire and PLIHjE D'ss15S -er
L'Og iustance-Fain or soreness in any part a the
system. rheumatism. pain in the back, breas.
u. side. beal-i breasts. N-ura sa. BaEl-, -rain-
Headache. Crau4p ia the stomach, OF any other
dise..e that j. SORE Eat PAINFUL zui . : oulg
over tsis as1gg Of diseases We claim FEEtL ~
TORY. We say positively - our pat.ons- We can
relieve thr sufferer "a times out @. 10. VI would
ja.t -.y to tn public. Prof Du Nzl p y"Ers IN
hrn.iu l. tnis medicine suu.Ti9rty over eli 'thers
Price 20 e. ~ bottle, gr CT 0e 10 the tEzle-
ss-sI s-f q, must t- -. ir.--rl to
: 4. STCNEECAD, soc Agent flr Us,
Ju!y.-y L,eul3seA. NJ ~. o. Et-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14

CHERIfF'S SALE.-By vir,ue OF writ Of
- Fl. Fa. issued out OF the Courl Of Com
nor Pleas Of Union county and 10 me direct
ei,wili re exposed 10 public sale 81 the Buffalo
House in the borough OF Lewlsburg Oh We'd
desday The 18Th day Of January n.xi, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, 10 wit, q Washington
printing-press, type. type cases, &c, formerly
used TO prin, the Home Gazette newspaper-
as the properly of Reuben G G.nr,gi' and Tho's
=. OrriE y D GULcS. aceri.
s-.-5 = -.-.-t4-.. -'e- p lt3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14

o, Q; The Pr.r vii. hi b. y'ii-n' len q H. & .aI .i sa,, ,-
ns-,ae e-sa % ars,naHy The 1'-'aHns Of the 'a'-
''-.--'
~ ''o'I5 IN d '1'i' - ''--
r@Ihe I,''fas almanac = ''' s-'s =
AnrrA' boOAS'oFS' Ls"'sDU
s-Tde A1-';JFs oi IA' county
closed their la2or7 last WeeA' a'e' 1 seS
son Of three day,
~ W ,..rp ,hs, rr : james r ported
....-...-......-o,I 10 b.I., ~. Mon
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
The pDZZ2E1.

srr. a. T-iEi-s N,r "a, ,-fss.
s--g 1rft1. s0as my'tTg le' -
.a-An>wer to last Enigma
..Dyr,or PkiFp Dnddr.d gs."-Ans'd by D c
II, B1ialoe TIP.
g'Answer To last week, Problem
The tree was lO9 $50 feet high, aud broke
i 39.956 feet from Ihe ground.
MG., LewiNbnrc."
"Leusih Of the tree l0995 feet
do longer piece 1926
DO shoUer piece $269
FslIx. Ea>r BufflIoe'
The authors ans. wa>-ll0 feet IN height.
broke eli above crAuud >: sill feei.)
F5E ~. IvTI-HUl1 cHE1S.ClE.
CROSTICiL ENICNi.
sui c7U5s..i Il II letr+T-
NJ d 45, Is Elara U>'I
-65 4, a J NJ .. ,r1a
= g. al stv-=h
-5Il l0l+ :. -rcn E1aos; ev.Iyvkers
=. l.-s'l.n
o. f. e .rlaa aHlrI4l
J. . =. au indefinite Trc27un
: II l., child. ~
. 8 =. pres i0siti'n
J . au s-v-Eb
:. : -. e uuslari 81 r-0nouu
- g.. O. .. - . r,r5-ft-s.- Ll.l
--rs - e. a..rar'- Instrument
= O.. uur of be points e iaT1-s
W vl--- .= !l--- r!-r n E-r.re-
VS., Kelly township.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
hssignee'S Notice.

NOTICE is here5r given, thai fOST io-
y DER, Of Limestone township, Union
county. has this day made an assignment oi
his personal property, rights and credits unto
he for the Lenef, Of his creditors. All VINO
are indebted TO him will make immediate pay
ment to me, and those having claims against
him, present them for liquidation.
Dec. Is, 1855 JOEL RlEHL, Assignee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
LAST NOTICE.

V,HOSE indebted. will please ;sse no,'ee.
that all claims due and owing TIE hrh
O! NssHIr. Hans 81 FIoHraoRs, must pe 'r'-
tied on or before the first day of January !so''
That after that time all debts unsettled OF DOL
satisfactorily arranged, vi! De suet, "''Aoa'
distinction Of persons.
D.cl. LAIRD & JONES. Assisn"es.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
ChamberIin Bros CARD.
TERM S, CASH

ARSHALL SAT- ioE sac ty
VI CAAnCs5..a gse-s
GROUND Alum S.: f,r sale by
u CALazter.la Psy's
CENEsEE Sal, for sale BY
VI CLszLer..a B.5's
nAIRY Sal, fer sale BY
u Chaaberln E-.s
DLACh Plaster for sale by
- Ch-nhsrin B=5s
WHITE Plaster f5r sale BY
w Ccsloer,-a g-.'s
GOAL for sale by .-
NACKAREL for sale ty
VI l-&z-j-s..a s-.-s
CHAD for sale by
} C-.n5S-.!a .r.'s
II ERRING for sale by
CODFIsH for sale by
\ CLAabz.la Bros
ELOUR for sale by
l Ch.zJer,!a E..'s
DUCKWHEAT Meal fer sale by
ID Ca=ases..a B-s's
CHOP aud Bran for sale by
\ Chzai-r.!z E.o's
WHEAT and Rye for ssle ty
" CaAz-bvE.i- Iro',
CORN and Oats for sale BY
Y Cha15-Eln Er'.
DoTATOEs for sale by
l ohar---riia Lra'.
SUGARs assorted for sale by
- CAasserlia l=.'.
\ ECTARlNE Syrup for sale By
y Ckauhe.lin D-c's
SCGAR House Syrup for sale by
- CL-a4ss:..E C7o's
GOLDEN Syrup for sale by
VI Chsnberlla Bro.
EXTRA Star Syrup for sale BY
II ChAEte-l-u Rso's
iTOLASSES-N-w Orleans. Porto R,co.
Vi Muse4vs4s, ar SusA- House N.y.a.ses ~ sale
L, CEanitv-i!n B-o'.
COFFEE-Java, La-uira and RIO CafTee
Y 9. 'slety Chanb~r-.z B-g's
TEA-Imperiai, oung Hyson and Black
L II, ~ sale ~ Ch-nbvr!.n srO's
RAkER'S Chocolate for sale by
u c-aul-s.la Bias
BAKERS Cocoa for sale by
ID ct.zse.lia B.o's
DICE and Rics Flour tor ,.le by
II CAs=ss:lH D-D-.
spices asserted for sale by
- C-l=s@-..l Eso's
CCGAR Cured N4ns, apl Dried Beef
- fr sale ey CAsn5e=..a B-O.
CHEESE, and Water Crackers, for sale
Y ty Ctan4ae-.-a BEs's
RUTIER and Lard for sac BY
- CL=zte-.-a D=g,
CANDLES for sale ly
Y Chsabe-lin Bros
COAP-Rosin, CASTLE, Olive aud Toilet;
- sap HE sale e GAaltsIi-n BIO.
nRlEO Apples, aad Dried Peaches, for
II sale BY Ch.Ebsriin Bro.
DRUNES and Cranberrics for sal. by
ClSnbeF.:n B-o'.
RAISlNS and currauts ter sale by
IL Cas=b-rl!n Bros
pRESERvED Ci;roa for sale by
L Chaaberia B-os
i'ORN Starch for sale BY
\ ChanbeElla Bros
ESSENCE Ccfse for sale By
Il CAszser.!a Bros
BAKING Soda for sale by
IL LhAmbsrlin Bro,
SODA Ash for sale by
gal Soda for sale By
~ Chanb~-lia B-o's
\ -INEGAR for sale By
Chszhs-li- r-c',
oBACCO-Chewing and Smoking To.
L bzcco ioT sac BY CL2alb,r.in E-1'-
ChGARS for sale By
~ ChGas-zil Bros
DATENT Wagon Grease f,r sale bv
Il CaAnaeElia Bros
DOSENDALE Cement fer sale by
IL Chsnherlin Bros
CALClNED Plaster for sale by
Y ChtnI~rl.n R-u,
VI HlTE Sand for sale BY
" ChAabs.lia Bro,
MANILA Rope aud Twiues assorted
VI foE sac BY chs1b--,ia Bros
EAll Of which w,ll De sold al very ios
prices for Cash, or exchanged for CoGa:ry
Produce.
WANTED
Wheat, Re, Corn, oa,s, Barley, Pork. Bacon,
Butter, Lard, Eggs, Clover Seed, Potatoes,
Apples, Dried FruIis, &c.
For which We will paw Cash at the highest
marker rates. VIII. CHAMBERLIN,
J.W. .CHAMBERLIN.
R.H CHAMbERLlN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-14
THE OYyGEsATID BlFTERS.

Far the cure Z pI-PrFIA or IS..5Ls1I1N, lar CoH
ylJ.tt 4ltn4, CsiIrs7ss, LIS .. All-i-' ftrer a'.1
t.rs Fart Ea-rt Ul.sr Rrlst. A-.ei-y, "a Sac.-is-
srr. Efz. ,I, Reldle.s kga4i, and t--.y'i Ds-iiy,
or sIy disease having IT. o---u u 4ag-jct gs'aa
Tl-e La.rs, -! classes Of our isu" eii.' a. IL
cluIlu. Members Of c-ugre-s, LAGsrEs. tAA -iiaLs,
Tier, lsu Planters. Fa-I-Fs. md others ts;is, SEr
the IL. aT. certgrE aud s'stT, tF.- Tor The l-
d4i- Iel.,i &nG Tl-nvut cGEv u ;Le many eEue. e Il
plants Which Il s1Ie has; Q. other G: y s-!-'
o-rrsru.
The Brsrs were disoove--dly GsoL5E CARR, md
IN thvlT a.uEi@ uHr vLtT~y f. "a That u any tt-ic'
PREPARATION 0i m-ai1ine- Cou;.iuus 10 strh"to--H3
uLe:a--uo pu4>ou-Do n0r iOus tru--la shrIr nature
tome L.: ulLi -Te;siGug their virtues IN htt
cline they laubiurtiou aHt i4rn iu1Sra o!
Ne5u- sLi.h knows rival Ia "Atsrini"ai'Hs 9i-7A,
ami Restoring tie .y>te o. li- pristiH" '. SUI
:. aa,t" e. b tgI- staLlnz. 90 Lu"e''E tL--e'- G
glr, uic character Ill -vss- IL , b--L9 matter
tL4l 10 !, u.f- tie ,Ani &! he -l-zn AM t--i-
iL- ,or. OF N~liciur s.a.- tsl "i these L'=1z " ]
-t-fy tia sufferer that hls disease l. IL L--4= u &c
Yrap.T T~ln,1v-
Ia t--t.a1y of th- many c1rcs q cel by ilis Rem
IDS rIrr-l- Ls 60 The written otr'ia-i'- "a d.
uu-LlsLgI .a-i,i luz.s known a.! ever :-- land
IAN OSlurate aud Invetera,e Case Of
Dy,PrP,ia Cured by the Bi;ters]
II. f.l!ovln- f-om --i;'.rn vsl. known in he
reg ia Va Lv lives oaslt - sails;! al iLo-r = IL
IL i-ltA. .--.
: ". E-E I Co, Ea-t7u.--&l--N.u year s.Er~ I
Va, a.'.r..d boy ;Est cur ~ al b-sa-as bgElss'1r
1e-. ami boating tu- bowels ium-tiats ai;' eaI -
accompanied s-tL term pains ia the so-l4r. oxen
t-Z uau--a- vomiting, ari iiit aul headache 70
= -llr- v-u general tctIty sl4 sllrTi-s al 5~t-rE
10 r.l- : li= l4:tLau-
AG~ having ,fi-I Every knoSn remedy without e.irc:
an. Del a.rI4- q ever -aa- l. ..-- hr---.- ~
ee-rrs l-A VIE Immediately E-,!l- 90 NJ E--.'l
and -.-telH. T,:rr using ~h.r hottie Ta, sL'.r.
curcI aud :- FrasGr-i la inducing a. li-r sL-=.-
ny se.f % raAr Us q sAs I-aarss BE- Temedy
lNEE. CALDN I'LL
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ulu S4DGg, sf5T 5DDDS
VIM, = J, liz. isrGNn,

Market St, above Fourth, Lcwisburg.
| LARGE assortment Of Iew Spring
u and Summer Goods Just rsceived, cons.s
ting of
Cloths. Cassimeres, ,Coatings, Vestings
and Summer Wear Of all kinds.
An assortmen; Of DRESS GOODS. VIZ:
Calicoes, Challies, Lawns. DeLaines,
Bareges, Dress Silks, Ginghams,
DC. SHAwLs. full assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE GOoDS.-lrisb
Linen. Bleached and Brown Drill
ings, Sheetings, DC.
Groceries, Hardware. Cedarware.
Queens and Glassware, Fish. Salt
and Plaster.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
o! a.. kinds taken IN exchange for goods.
May :, 1858.
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Hon wAT's ONT':rS- sNn TuLs-We learn max ou
the soutl.ra plantations. we'll in the settle
uleurs q the VT. Holloway ta4.am4c Ointment
lied upon sovereign remedy fuT the bruises, cuts,
sIrsus and oil rr -uai aries - G,Li Occlr-
a. IN farming o.era-ious J. J. a-0 inIorsd By our
agricultural population immediate for Theu-
matte swelling. s ulcers. - and all tie di>cS-
of the KIN. siaui-. Aui truIuI- u which exposure
The elements. accident and undue proportion d
salt food render the faruabusr especially .IAbl-. The
Pills have equal celebrity, adjunct of the ONT
Insut, and rs a remedy for all internal ailments.
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Dissolution.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

1 IL Noes alt Accounts due he ate frn
\ Of C,Et.., -Gl5s- + O., n.UsI te settled
aal paid u lie Isl l-. @. January next. or
taey all De placed IL Az hands Of the proper
--cer, f. CO =c-c1. Payments 10 be made
10 Il. ?. she -sr -- O. jonathan W0'fe-
CEJIES. MARSH & co
Lev s5n-g. No. .2. Is
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E LATEST ARRIN Al
r. from Ph!ladaiDhia

yE'HE subscr 5cr has just received at his
shop IN MarheI Square, $1,000 worth
0! Boots and shoes, which Will be sold at the
following pT!ces t1r cash;
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IN The llti inst: at the LeEi.tur- Lutheran Fa-y5n
age ty IL, H.. Eius, DANIEL WAiNER O.: ~, Bot
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