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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
LARkIN & CO.,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Sc Corner Eighth and Arch sts.-Fhilade!p phia.
(EHtraHce on Eighth S,yt.LI

4 FER many years experience in all the
y various branches oil the Art. the Proprl-
etors confidently invite The attention of their
friends and the public 10 their extensive eSta-
blshment, which presents the opportunity for
procuring the best Pictures, equal al least 10
anv frSt-clasS Gallery IN the United States.
Preparations are complete for executing all
tn. improved STYLES known To- the Art. They have "A
patent arrangement for copying Dagusrrrotpes. Sc &c,
making them Life size. il desirrd-tL" only Of the
Kind in this country Attached to this establishment
are three colnTing ATts'-.
PuoroGgAPns iuc uding Painting, as low q 90 {
do with iram" do ~
do 81 Pho at75ct Extra copies 80 cts.
or s. per doz. Lii size Photograph low -, and
Iyorytypc at same price. Durable ArbrotyYes at 80
cents and upv ard-.
most extensive assortment of Gilt Frames. embrac
Ing select aud choice variety Of the latest styles. fT
ces from - cents and upwards.
Especial attention bestowed upon lit~sized Photo
graphs Oil. tran rrd from small pictures and from
life. Price. from SIS 10 SlOu.
rn Instructions given in the Art Ss1y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

The Boston correspondent of the " l.
Tribune remarks that the "whole town Of
Newport actually brisiles, at this moment,
with kni,ting needles" The good danes
and fair daughters of Massachusetts, have
freely given their sous and brothers to the
good cause, and are now devoting a portion
of their means and labor to the work Of
clothing them. Worthy inheritors Of the
glory of Bunker Hill!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
What Everybody said could not be done,
has at last been Accomplished

4 MBROSE'S Coal Oil No chin ney
n Hand Lamp. The following are some
of ITS advantages:
1T. Dispruscs with the chimney, which isexrensive
and cumbersome
n The light Is at once accessible for lighting and
kindinC purposes.
~. Burns less oil than the chimney lamp.
4h Burns the different grades and qualities Of coal
AMI carbon oil- from a density OF - and upward
5th Can be- carried around with about the same IA
cihty a candle.
9Th Length of time in hurniu. improves the quality
e the fame. The lqmu NAV be burned week without
trimming and wis -inoAe.
The burners he attached to any lamp that per
suns having lamps need only change tn" huru"r>
For sale by j. A. kREAMER.
ALSO, Just received, a lot Of French Pre-
serving Kettles, Corn Peppers, &c. &c, AT
J. \. kREANER'S Tin shop, corner Fourth
and Market streets. [LewIsburg, Aug.2, 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
7th NOV, 1897, Elijah =. Loyeioy wa,

7th Nov. 1887, Elijah p. Lovejoy was
shot down in cold blood by q pro slavery
mob in Alton, Illinois, for publishing .
paper opposed to Slavery.
7th Nov. 1860, Abraham Lincoln of
Illinois, was found to have been elected
President of the United States, by the
snti-slavery voters thereof.
7th Nov. 1861, the Stars and Stripes
we're raised again in South Carolins-and
abou. the same time, Mason and Slidell
were captured.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

TooMBs proposed to "call the roll Of
his slaves under the shadow Of Bunk er
Hill" If Captain Wilkes, or some other
equally energetic officer, can manage to
catch Toombs and send him to keep com
psny with Mason aud Slidell, Fort Warren
is not SO far removed from Bunker Hill but
he also may fulfil bis own prophccy-"cal-
liLg his roll' as much as be pleases, with
q very slim chance for any answer!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
ANCIENT JERUSALEM.
A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL IsoNErEIcAL rIcrrRI
Jerusalem and the Sacred Places
StEE0rSDISG The HOLY u1.


III, .L,,.,.. ~.
1T "'V'V "uiA - C"IiMeHted 10 iAr ldvuT-
dDlt noticc OF CteTCgUeu, amt those havTup
charps of Su,F,r--cL.l p.tf-t
D'N'N N''-''~0t Gnu
Puo'4C Ih>utulI'HS.
II l. about nine feet long and six feet v-i,l,
cDloratI nd ,o-,,.L,J . ..
- = - '''''' 'N Hi4'~' VI Nd'i-
vas WIN I"i'eIS.
IL has been Constructed from The most authentic and
r,'''l- sources AMI vii be- t.uu4 Invaluable aI @.
those engaged IN rrturU- the Holy Land or go i'm
pLGuns instruction TO school classes on the subject u
W4.lch II rtirrS.
II aims 70 give an exact lea 0fthr c;fy as 10 rrrrI
IN ancient times. II Is taken ''hr -y,~ " .J.
loon view. the brinIdrr icing. H. .lli IA rige,i 40
ae'n-iirfsbe e.ey1t n. take a r.mrr. % r..,.
Vi" "t the city and of the who'll, country ilr 50 u a
L'n'r a. 'Hui
ihe We" j. accompanied with an outline kry, IN
"hirh tr an s"It localities arr mum hst-l. AMI De
s'rpt'" Manual containing t the information uccss-
N 70 enable one 10 Use the View yauta e IN teach
ne or ieeturug
TIE SIyUiY srUDnI JIvyS
This IS a Weekly Religious Paper. rub-
liShpd NJ tho ,-sr,. ,.,,. -, a. Ia a.
r,o fo - e N''"' d
DSd'-
ID IS designed for Parents Teachers and all
who are engaged nr intsr.stsd in rho r.I,o,
7"7 ~ 4"'S'SS'eu ~ the lt'4SI-
Jus HdlhIHS oI Tue young. IL Is also an eN-
celenl Family Paper.
...,, O.
var,r,r,. r - ',''fS ~ Is ''rnl'"l with
-, - "''u' .i'aIls interesting 10
,ji -, -, "a "a .etS VIII hni IN " uu'h that thry
- -, -; ~ - '.'i n'rf'S'inS matter pre-
yub.- - ,l,5' ~ ' sue" as '','g can not hrd else
ant fb. ill., N nueIs "i biu'e classes,
~ 80 ,t,i 80, a., -'n'I"'!' "iL Toe greatly Oentht-
M S, y a. ~, "a - - p'p' -.
the rboi. gt,.r .,.. "a. every NrcS report of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

FACT-The greatest fault-fnders with
Mr.. Liucolu's Administration, are patent
Democrats, and Aboli,iouists These two
classes of disturbers always managed to
make extremes meet, since "Polk and the
Tariff Of ~" was their hobby.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

WISCONSIN ELECTIoN-The recent
election in Wisconsin resulted in Repub-
lican triumph. We are proud to know
tha, in no State, which gave its full cleo
toral vote to Lincoln and Hamlin, has a
Democratic State Ticket been successful.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

SLAVERY has commenced q War upon
the American UNION. A distinguished
citizen says: GAS God lives and reigns,
either this Nation will abolish Slavery, or
Slavery will abolish it"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

1t is now reported that Gen. Samuel
Houston is alive and recovering from his
late severe illness.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

From Hon LTvIs u. C,YPBELL. VI C., Ohio
Nv family and friends all concur in th' opinion that
IN. tNewrlD Picture lii.like than any thing
they ever saw. Ny likeness has been repeatedly taken
hv different Artists in various ways. but have never
vet which presents tru. To nature all the Tea
ture- amp expressions of count.nance as this
From Hon. y. JoT NoRRIs, late Minister to Italy.
The exquisite finish beauty and softness of your por
traits copoined with their Durability OF color and bath
fun..s kenesses. not fail To comm-ni them to
tn. attention and patronage Of all who APPRECIATE true
AIT.
From Col. JAMES PAGE.
Having occasion for a portrait. procured one from
Mr. Robert Newell. OF the city of Philadelphia NINA
turr in oil Colors UHdr s Irc.sS screr hy Li"
and take great pleasure in expressing the faction
given me only hv the accuracy of the likeness. hut
its artistic finish all respects. and recommend him to
the patronage of those disposed to encourage the haut
full art. s.5mo JANIS iA"t-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
R. NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
No. III, Arch 81. PhisaGcipsli:

One the largest and most comrIrt" GALLERIES IN the
United stairs where tie best firtur"s known I" the
rh' to :rslic art are taken at prizes no higher
than are paid for miserable rariratur--
THE Proprietor, Practical Photographer. attends
personally every sittng-ani allows u" picture To
have the Gallery unless It gives perfect satisfaction
and Ambruty pes. OF absent decreased
friends photographed to required size or taken @"
Canvass life SIZE and painted il oil by the b-st Ar-ts
At tins GALLERY Virtures be- taken in weather
as perfect in elou.!y days when the sun shines
Persons vsitiu. the city respectfully invited to eN
anime our specimens, which tor price and quality DEFY
"a Instructions given in the art Of Photography.
r. NEWELL,
GALLERY OF ART, I2i Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
Slifer, Walls, Skinner & Co.

Manufacturers Of BuIlock'S Patent Mower
and Reaper, Buckeye Reaper u Mower. Dar-
ling'> Patent Horse Power, Wilson's Patent
Fodder Curter. Rich'S Patent Iron Pluw. and
Michigan Double Plow; also, Stoves anu Cas-
tugs OF all kinds.
Central Foumd,y anil Npchinc Shop, Cor-
ner Sic'h dHd -NIrhd straits, Lc,ris-
bary, Laiyn o., Ra.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

Pocket Books and ether goods NtS.4-- 2
of that kind ou hand OF to order tv ,nsL " =
Lcwlsburg BookbiadeT, Gil: SrAHL Co.,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

BALTIMORE, Nov. %, lS6l.-Inter-
course has at length reopened with East
ern Virginia. Several boats have already
arrived at this port from Accomac and
Northampton counties, with cargoes Of
grain, oysters, and other provisions.
The loyal Virginians are greatly pleased
with the renewed commercial intercourse
aud the protection of Government. The
Union feeling is now almost universal
throughout these counties, and those who
were hitherto inclined to favor the Rebels
have now, espoused the Union cause.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
w A n T E D I!

HOn SIDES Slaughter Upper LEATHER.
oOO soft and pllabe. To be delivered at
the rate OF 81 sides per week.
ALSO,
1000 LBS. heavy Slaughter SOLE LEA
lpoO THEE, (sieer hlde>) weighing l6
to 20 lbs. side JAMES SCOTT.
IOuRNEYMAN SHOEMAkERS can have
~ employment during the winter, 10 work
on army shoes. Wages--5o cents for bottoms,
and 90 cents for bottoms and fitting. Board
ing at private houses, 81 per week, and at ho-
tells, S2.50. JAMES SCOTT.
Lewisburg, Oct. is, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
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6 :: !: !: :: :::= : i /
::::. E.: : e: :=.:. s E: + II: ! : J
fas iers Il f ,S"r, im, after using Dr. 0 hs, Boaas
Achc'n !N''in' -, a., ,... - 10 il. 90,
II no"r1.f' ics a. ana n rfoarv rai Il hcal, all
,n,rrnnI sores tut,rcies ami inflammation 1t strength
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

To the Citizcn> OF New Jersey and Prnh>y hania
Apothecaries Druggists, ,Grocers aud fTi'ate Families
Woife's Pure CogHGc brandy.
Hoitcs Pure Mldlira Sherry, Gad Part hine.
Willis Pure JImqica and 81. Croi.c Rum.
Willis Pure Scotch and Irish Whiskey
LII IN BOTTLEs.-I beg leave to call the
y attention of the citizens OF the L. >. 10
the above WINES and LIoUoHs, imported by
UpoIrHo WoLFE al New York whose name Is
familiar IN every part Of this country Tor the
purity OF his celebrated SUHEIDAM SDnNAPPS.
Mr.Wolle, In his letter 10 me, speaking OF lhe
purity of his Wines and Liquors, says:
Il viii stake my reputation - man, my standing as
merchant @: OYER thirty yrr- reslI'ucr N th' ''' i
New loIk that all Tie Hrauly and iu"s which bottle
are purr imported and OF the stIuay aud can Ue
relied upon 10y every purchaser
Every bottle has the Proprictor'S name on
the wax and fac-simile OF his signature GA
the certificate. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine Tor thamselve>.
For sale at RrrsIL bv all Apothecar!cS and
GrocerS IN Philadelphia.
GEO.H.ASHTON, No.s32 Market St,Phlla.
Sole Agent lor Philadelphia.
Read the following from the NY. Courier J
EN,R,au- b. eIvrss fuH oNE Nav YoEE MIRrENNf We
are Lrypy 10 inform our fruvcz"n- that th'Tr l. 'u'
place IN city whcrs thr physician, aIothecnry AMI
country merchant can 20 and purrha-r pure in-- and
" DO intend to live elaborate descr zion 81
th, merchant EXTENSIVE hu-nr-, although Il ~iINr
repay any stranger citl-u to visit InnLru" cLrEs
extensive warehouse Nu- Is. 2u ami - Beaver st. AMI
IL 10 and Il. Markc'h,d >t irs stock of >chuappson
hand ready Tor -hiprnt could DOT have been less than
600 cases, the EanIy. some loco" rsc>N utI-r> ~
1886 tn l,jG; AMI lc.uuu ,f Madeira sherry ard
Port Wine. scotch AMI Irish WHISKY Jsmai-a and -
Croix Rum very old and quail to any in ti> rln
try lie had also three large cellars filled With Brandy
inc Ac ct-k- uuJ,r Custom House key, r"aty IT
hotilius Nr Wrlf- sale. Is. hnaTI> last YEAR auuu
ted lNn 900 to&ru and h0, less Jhau tao years
he may be equally successful with his Eranlgs and
Wines
I business merits Iatrnnarcof every lover 81 lis
sprrirs rrvat- iliiitr- VITO wish IuTr Wines and In
ucr- m"d- u-, should s'nt thir orders direct {"
Nr. Wolf. until every AIutht'ary in the iani makr up
their minds 10 discard the poisonous stun from tbrIr
sh-v--, aud replace it with Wolfe pure VI ines and
Liquors
We understand Mr. WOLF f r the accommodation ot
small dealers in the country pats up Tti case, 81
" ines and Liquors. such man and such merchant,
should h SUSTAINED against ms tru~ OF thousands 0i "-
ponons the uitod states WHO sell nothing hat imi
tAiIons runnus alike ~ buu heath ami happiness.
>7um0l Sold by J. BAKER n co, Lewi>burE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
Taxes. Taxes. Taxes.
" Sinai and Zion,

OR Pilgrimage through the Wilderness
I TO the Land of Promise" BY BENJAMIN
B.usn.x. late Pastor of the German Reformed
Church, Lewisburg. This work comprises
543 pages of plain print on white paper, with
6 liusiraiions-price, Sl.25. Lindsay n
Blakision, Philad.. Publishers, and sold by
DANIEL SCHRACK, Agent, Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
Rhenmn.I,I.,. Gont. Liver cemp,aint.

G,.Ir.su. .... Ff--t.ri &C.. -. ,f.t IaI,. H.
nG J. e. Ann ~. have I.,t .. -.,I .i,h pain
iI fi...l. =. ..t ..4 "a I.l e rin-. v. 70 i-i 4 tir
-Aail 60 lAt-.itu- tHf -A tt ,ftr - ell the
rrlr.r- 'r.i 81. l.. .t, ,r.- >ai lts-iIl. vr-
..ii.- rt'rsl u.- iu tv. a- a.I f.-t-i ..t.ll
hr1'a - rli-u fir iHr better t.tn f-tir- was
,A N-i tu' .f O. N'f..r..li l.Il. ir.t. : tl.EAN.
Iu.- Y C.t.IrrI. % - i.u, WHIT: ~ lia,, "a
'Ht''l O., y.s-- uIIl ,-a'... o. ITO L.r-r II
.>'it,4 rN iH- lff,i -,rry thing sud ,-ry ihir:
f-l O.. r'hess f'- and have ia-u ltrifl y IA Il.l
tT >- y-nr> frut ether than I.rr yss,.rt =
r I.T fis I-.,.l l-i5 til- i.s. Nir t~rs. adyi.-I
t. fil' 'uf -ar-. emilia. lr,t h- said BE- hr-v W.
tui l'f fiU- na 3 ~5- f 10 sp-. l., til. Is.--
.H g 'rl l.- t sul l-- I.asf f,f I1-i
i- 20 rIHH- r.t H.an ,: mo- ! fr N"uuz AGAIN The
-t i.lt ii .' ~tfi OF 1u , u't bali -'a-. enough
~'htrrU-.t aIs''r Tuulor<. FnIrrs.mtnt.
iiss-HfIos'. aries and EI.oiintion Of
tie B1nes.
.-,.f st..- have bon rr'-rt--i where
nrr- 90 tii-e It - '.tuI t.ut- hs," r~-r"t tr'm
De. ,r .i tI- r 's 'ut r,,' h"r. all n't ai,it
.Htt s-rH. % t.rHi r..'f .r- fuui 900 uuI Au"tI
's 'r- r's. '.H sr~ .r. ~ L.t.-i lras,#l .
."rfs5-L -tsf.- 9. -'. vi..tri I.r tiI. It.-
ID si'c5-i". Heart Disease. Eits. Epilrp-
-, NJ lame holy. Ssural-ia
NIrv r.aa '.-. of fI,-- az. hav. D. a
rtI by tI H.H .r... st i- rl.. Dr. -tt.H-
f.s~ I- rs.H .r#.. Ne Ir't r- ...-, aH- @ -
...s..-r i a' H vsli.l .'- gr}a-,fl I-t I'D -
i,h. such ..'y lat- l.H- '. uig- - rt. u.-
49,, ~.. '- o. '. ar .,Ir '.l!eAt that thi- -lI
{ 9 t. &. i. Il.|t .4 t.l.l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

TnIs rrm-ty niT, rl sfar'in. means II sp--iy
for the large number That - Annually in land
fell -cuurv- Consumption. to Nuich, Unfurtu
natrly many pr-di- posing causes east. Youth and
age aI.Ar subject - It's IIgssvs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29
AYERS
SarSaparilla

NII " IIr 7IT|y 'ul7 % thH fI.vIn. rIlnIIainis.
-CrOfuist and NOTofaIoU- in..iion..su.h
~ HihJr-, tl'er-- sor~>- fruption,
Binpir>, iu~t1it-. EIntrhr, H,,.I,
isiain>, and all skin Diseases
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

'ft.fFl, issi-- ga i sus $50
J Z. AIR { e.. t,-.Ir. I f..i o. hos alry l.. a.
krHFi...- 0Ltt jour -.u-.i s.I'-I l-, l.r.. = p u
Il,,fut inirri'-l b, SrIfui,- t. ,rft. -u~.T
ii'au O. o. VARIOUS ways 30 trtI- -iI-ls- d; burst
pui irsfS tslit- ami arm -if,-tira.. A.
'u.a.i inward HiI tf.-.l II,. 81 til,. L. I,,,
% lr h. ''it us li's. .,i. ,sI f, ...,,
l u Iiii ai.ah isIiu.iil lf. fl,-.,
i-y'u'i l uliiun. tr many Hig,l ines aud s-rr.t
gi .i-f,.- ttit uifart uu % f-.l. tair ar. fI.r- A.
De 60 ti- t,I-ld-r EI"a a.i-s- A. iri-Hu ..- -.rt
o. trfi 300 tl- '-'I 'iv-uzl i.t ,.. ili I-l.,r..J
Alternative i-1f-I stIli.Hi, Lr Egav t.HiH ftrI r'
t.u that amy thus y.'u mad must ..-- ..t,r H.
tIlIrliI4s'i i . o. l 4-i % ,4.. .fll.t Hr If
a. - s'g a.,Si- -iltl ,is- ui ri.I .. .
9Th uu.i I..-f r4lt9= i-.-. Sen f.| ..,r,.-
skin -''n Lr .lu @. lrui undHf tit- ..1l, u0 ,.tr
uiir .'i oil i1 -Hs o. u..u fl.f.. lfl Ar... D. ~
irriI -~ i.al ti- ,'r h'- -.'nr .Iof lr -rruf "a
900 rH o. rt- that l.i H'.- lfi -s..f.- -f D. 4
.. t.t ..1 Goo. o.. ....t. 60 ,f t.
44I Ic,Hl44 ever .-s.s.-4lHl. lu..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

REMARKABLE OPERATIoN.-On Wed
nesday, a remarkable surgical operation
wa. performed by DIR. W. l.. A,lee, Of
Philadelphia, in the presence of nearly
twenty other physicians, for the removal
Of an encysted ovarian tumor from Mrs.
Snyder, of Montoursville. The solid part
of the tumor, when taken out, weighed ten
pounds, and a semi-Huid substance was
removed with it which half filled q large
wash tub. The tumor aud other substance
together would probably have weighed
sixty pounds. Mrs. Snyder lived until
Tuesday morning. DR.. Atlee before COM
mencing gave it as his opinion that the
patient could not recover from such an
operation, but as death was inevitable
without it, she and her friends expressed a
willingness to assume ,h, risk and desire
to have him proceed - IImsport Guaette
D1The Richmond Euquirer says til.
Recei congress mas resolved 10 remove
their National Capital from Richmond to
Nashville, and Congress will soon assem-
bic there. This information is startling
to the South more than to the North. The
Capital was removed from Montgomery on
account of their danger from Ft. Pickens,
and to seduce Virginia into Secessionism.
This retreat bcsrays fears of danger from
Manassas, and by violating her hope Of a
permanent Capital will ALLEVIATE many Vir-
ginians. 1t is to be hoped Brownlow and
his men will "head off" the Rebels if they
attempt to 60 through East Tennessee
make them go around thro' Georgia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-29

O,,,gIs Co,1r rf,rns-, troup Harsensss, BrancLus,
Ifse,,p",Jr TisrscS nf The BoU.i drtsiBq fr'' f'd
Inot,s.nt Consumption and for me reitf and II AZ all
possible cure If IItieHts adrdHGtd st1ysS Of The utter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-12-28
SAR CENTS ABIC SOAR

LIST. This preparation is free frontal deleterous quail
ties and perfectly harmless Itsuse will not nure the
skin or the delicate fabrcs ed 1t one-thiri
fthe rubbing REQUIRED inthc se M other soap; washing
can he done In al out half the time. uSe clothes do moi
require b0siaa. l. Fannels eolored goods can be
washed with the ease 81 cotto1e 55en without fung
or shrinking Grease spots Of z Find warranted 10
grease and dirt en- paint, yarnis,or grain work with
Try it! iGGMksS ~ NATION.
Is Mulberry ST. india Orange ST., Worcester
Price 81 80 100 fbs % lbs ky2 less cts Der H.
deOdtt
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- 40 g'atattons Advertisements. No report reso
1.ohs, OF proceedings OF any corporation society or
n,soc@to and no communication designed to call aften.
on 70 any matter Of ni.ed individual i'm car
D, lnserIed unless paid for as an Advertisement -
~ The Publishers will not hold themselye respon
slS!e Tor any errors that may occur beyond amoun
c'arged for the Advertisement
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SpeetaeIsa. &t.

. SPECTACLES DEPOT, I72 10
Main Street. The undersigned mo st respectful
~ invites the citizens of this place and vicini-
W TO call and examine h superior selection
M OF VEGETABLES, containing his lately i'm.
q WI piSovSa fERiiScoPIo CoNsERyArIvE LENSES,
t IN "mch he VIII adapt TO far sighted near-sight-
II Cd aged, and weak-eyed persons who NAV de-
II sire them, according to the true their
II yes; ne material used to make the above
.teltIyneu Lenses, in Its natural state in purf-
n ", DIilnancy, and transparency, rivals the da
~ lhohu ana iot1us the most beautiful and DE- RECT
IL. Spectacie lenses ever introduced, and possess
~ esgreat advantages over the common glasses
VI in general use, Their perfect spherical form
II gives more extended field o. vision Their
purity anu transparency OF Material present
III, less oOstructions to the passage of ligit-over
.~Ht'N comes, in q great measure what Is called by
n Opticians alteration oflight. Consequently
III Hoplects seen through them present themselves
in clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
hi that glimmering, wavering unsteadness, un.
H pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
III sewing; In fact, approaching the per
feet lens of the natural eye as 1t Is possible for
~ art to approach nature
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art, are left TO select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye
s.. 4 practice often productive of serious conse
queuces priucng the minds Of the people against the
of Glasses. Glasses selected by skilful optic:an
made of the aforementioned material, will instead Of
nluring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T MATERI
ALLY.
He keeps constantly on hand small and large Spy
glasses; Gold, silver and Steel Spectacles, and Eve
Glasses of all kinds; different patterns pera Classes
large assortment for sale and TO hire; AIagnifyine
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes. Ne.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac
urers of Pebble Lenses glad ablet to sell such
for less mouey than thev have before been sold for
thus giving the chance of getting bestor
REORGANIZATION free of charge
J. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) Optician,
azb successor to L,Shrisheim
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SATURDAY MORNING DEC. %, 1861.
miscellaneous.

ITO FARMERS - RYE FEED AND
4 WHEAT FEED.-l0 tons extra quality Rye Feed
10 tons Fine Wheat Feed this day received and for sale
very low by W. d. H0LBR0OK & co,
Sill diff 30T Main street.
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r. n. RICHMOND,

Nos 4aod Exchange Place, Providence, r. L. dealer u
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock including VIII
and Coloref Rags Hemp and Manila Rope. &c, &c
en- dawtt