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THE Great topwsssop Christian Church consti.
tued and charged convey the Gospel the World by the
Rev, John Harris, d. u.
The Great Of Lords Ministry, by
the Rev. John Harris.
Religious Development the Christ
ian Character by the Rev. William r. Williams.
Sacred Rhetoric; Composition and Delivery Of Sermons by
Henry J. Ripley. To which added Hints Exemporaneous
Preaching; by Henry Ware, n. D.
Tha Christians Daily Treasury; BY Ebenezer Temple.
Lectures the Lords Prayer by William r. Williams.
For sale GRAY RALLANTYNE'S
Religious Book Depository,
Nov. II Seventh
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FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-CLhGETT a DoDsoN
pleasure Of informing public that
above full and complete,
newe ind mo desirable productions Of
Elegant tapestry, plain Brussels, imperial
double and superne ingram, twled
neuRn Dutch, and Dnndced cnrpe,inRs
ALSO, elegant stock Of rugs, and mats 10 match
Also, Of floor ocohs,
according 10 diagram
Al kinds fashionable Materials with AT me neces-
belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
DO do shade Innings
DO woolen and linen druggen
lao table oilclofbs
To all Of which The attention Of bousekeepsrs respectfully
invited.
Sept t5--1teodf CLhgRTT 4 DoDsoN
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no OWNERS of Lands Tesss.-A gentleman In yrgni,
who good surveyor and lawyer desires Teras
and would like the
Of lands In tina, country with view bring them
market.
family and DESTROYS engaging in
agriculture Ne give The satisfactory testimonials capae
and responsibility and his
enable him control considerable
Any ofTexas lands avail
Of such he placedn correspondence
advertiser sndgst suitable responses addressing paid
WIN. GOUIDTN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MaTIJ-n
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OFFICE ofthe New York and Liverpool United states
W Mail steamship Company No 80 Wall streetNew York Au
I7th lhThebooks for subscription balance OF
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for increased mail from the be
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Aug 10 Secretary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Preserved Meats.

The most of mankind are determined to
be carniverous, and eat all the meat they
can get, whether nature designed them fol
this purpose or not 1t therefore becomes
rather an important question to shcm, how
meat shall be preserved in the best posi-.
bic manner for the purpose of food There
are several modes in use The original
primitive mode is to dry it, either in the
sun, or in smoke. Lean meat, or the mus.
Gle of animals, may be dried in the sun, il
cut into thin slices This is known BY the
common name of "jerk beef" BY smoke,
all the parts Of the meat, the fat as we'll
as the lean, become impregnated with the
pyrolignsous acid, ereosotc and other ingre-
dents Of the smoke, and are therefore pre.
served from putrefaction. This forms what
is familiarly called bacon,
Another mode is the very common one
of packing it, and its preservation is ow-
ing, 10 the frrt place, to the salt combining
With the watsry and ether jaiccs Of the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Keeping Apples.

Mr. Pell, of Ulster county, the celebra-
ted exporter of apples to Europe, recon-
moads that apples, after having been care
fully hand picked in baskets, should be
iai on floor by hand, without pouring
fr',n the baskets, until they are Is to Is
inches deep, and left to dry and season
three weeks when again carefully packed
in clean barrels, they may be kept, with
Oa rotting, any reasonable length Of time,
aud safely sent to any part of Europe or
tuc East Indies. The plan Of driving and
seasoning in the air, before barreling, pre-
vailed generally some years ago, although,
now-a-days, it is mostly discontinued, and
Thought useless. We are disposed to think
well Of this process when it becomes i'm
forrant to keep apples sally till next
slring to send to foreign countries, for We
have always observed that on opening =
h1rrcl a few days after being put ", in
ever SO dry weather, that the moisture Of
ten stands in drops over whole surfaces,
and although loose barrels will allow it
mostly to evaporate, vet where they come
IN contact, the two surfaces retain it and
c.use rot.
The carrying of apples in a common
wagon, either before or after barreling, is
ijurious-thcy should be moved on springs
or sleds. The abrasion of the skin, or
crushing of the cell of the pulp containing
ti'e juice, allows fermentation and decom
Position, and the consequent decay Of the
whole mass.
Apples will not freeze until at tempe.
raiure of from to 10 degrees below the
freezing point of water, and it is beneficial
10 keep them as cool as possible, even down
to 30 degrees. Apples enclosed in water
tight eask may lie left in a cold loft all
wIuter without further care, and will be
sound in the spring and perfectly fresh
Genesee Farmer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

assh. and in tho next place in keeping it
from the air.
Another mode = 70 place tie nsas into
tin canistsn, after which the cover i SOL
dered on tight, leaving small hole in tho
top. These canisteIs arc then put into
kettles Of boiling water, BY which meaaa
nearly oil the air il driven out, aad the al.
luminous parts Of the meat partially eosg-
ulated by the heat, and the hole is then
soldcred over. II this b faithfully done,
the meat will be preserved almost any
length Of time, and may, BY unsolderisg
the canister, be taken out aud cooked like
any fresh meat recently slaughtered.
Recently, a new plan for preserving meat
has been devised and put into practice.
Gael Borden, of Texas, exhibited, at the
Worlds Fair, preserved provisions, in q
form called meat biscuits.
These biscuits are prepared by boiling
down the best fresh beef that can be pro-
cured in Texas, and mixing it with certain
proportions Of the finest -four. The essence
of five pounds Of the best meat, it is stated,
is contained in one pound of the biscuit.
This is concentrating it pretty we'll. 1t
was stated by the committee who examined
1t, to be material not liable to undergo
change, very light and portable, and ex-
trenely nutritious.
DIR. Piayfair, to whom it was submitted
tor examination chemically, reported that
1t contained thirty-two per cent. Of flesh
forming principle. He stated that the
starch Of the -four was unchanged, conse-
1uently there could have been no putres-
c.nce III the meat employed in its prepara-
ton. This preparation has been used in
the navy and the army, and found to be
an excellent kind Of provision, ten pounds
of it being considered sufficient to support
an active man thirty days. 1t ought to be
more generally known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
New ~ Shop.

Samuel Slifer has just opened shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
Lyndali's Bookstore, where he is prepared to
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all kinds.
for Ladies, Misses. Men and Boys. Also for
sale, GUN SHOES of all sizes. REpArR,xs
done aS usual.
Produce of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
BY punctuality, and using good materials in
the very best way, he hopes 10 share the pat
ronagc OF a discriminating public.
Lewisburg, Nov. II, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

form portion of its transactions; he shall
also correspond with the President or other
officers of each County Society iu the
State, at least once in a year, for purposes
Of combined aud mutual action, and to be
informed Of the result and progress Of each
others efforts also to invite mechanics to
forward models or implements for exami-
nation and trial.
The Recording Secretary shall keep the
minutes Of the Society and of the Execu-
tive Committee, and at the close Of each
year he shall prepare for publication such
parts of the minutes aud transactions Of
Society as may be designated.
The Librarian shall take charge of all
books, pamphlets, &c, preserve seeds, i'm
plsmsnts, or whatever property the Society
may possess.
The Executive Committee shall trans
act the business of the Society generally !;
shall superintend and direct the publication
of such Of the reports and transactions as
they may deem proper; and shall designate
the time and place for annual exhibition,
regulate the expenditures, e,smine al! AZ
counts, and keep such general charge Of
the affairs of the Society as may best pro-
mote its interest. They shall select their
own Chairman, and meet quarterly, and
at any other time when convened by the
President. Five members shall form a
quOrum. They shall call 81 esial meetings
o. the Society when necessary
SECTION t. The Society shall meet an
nually for exhibition, when, on the last
dry thereof, all the officers of the Society
shall be elected, by ballot, for the ersu ne
year and until another election They
shall also holda genera meeting at the
time of the annual exhibition, and special
m' c.ings whenever eonroked by the Exc
curve Comm i;tec. Ten members shall
form quorum for the transaction of bust
hess but no member in Arrears shall be Gu
titled to the privileges of the Society.
SLC!IoN 5. This CONSTITUTE IN may be
altered or amended at the annual meeting
by vote of two thirds of the members III
attendance
About % or 80 memberships were then
made, and the following Officers chosen:
Pres'en'-JAcoB GuNDY, East Buffalo.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
WHAT THINK YOU OF THls'
From one Of the most dlstinguked Physls
clans In the City Of New York.

"l have been using Christies Cialvsnc articles IN
sqniet way among my Patients FOR about two years
past, and confess astonishcf a, their success
u am sure disease is Nervous. ] know Just wha,
they will do. In Epileplic Fits. particularly ia
children; Deafness and Affections Of the Head, in
adults Paralysis and Palsy. in all ages and indeed
several other diseases o: like nature which have long
puzzled the profession, I have found the Galvsnie
articles of surprising benefit. Although detest It's
Ahamcless quackery Of advertisements and news
papers, | must express my confidence and belief
IN the wonderful virtues Of CIIRlSTIES CUR
TlVES My name is of course confidential but
shall never hesitate 10 recommend your a.sicIes %
all proper occasions'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

Treasurer-Eobert II Laird, East Buffalo.
C'rry Sscy-Richd V.B Lincoln, Hartley.
Rec,g Sec,y-O. n. Wordeu, Lewisburg.
Librarian-Samuel Weirick, New Berlin
Erscutire Com.-.Jas. p Ross, Lewisburs.
do Isaac Slenker, ,NewBcrlin
do u.W.Snyder, ,Selusgrove
The Society then requested the publica
ton Of the Constitution, &c, in all the
papers of Union county-and adjourned.
The Executive Committee will probably
be convened during next Court Week, to
decide upon the time and place Of holding
the FIRST FAIR. We hope there will
be spirited competition for tho honor of
having the First Exhibition Of the Fruit.
and Industry Of this rich central Agricul-
tural county
Our smaller neighboring counties
Center, Miffln, Juniata, Perry ,nd North
umberland-have Societies in successful
operation. Union county should not be
backward in so laudable work to advance
her most substantial interests.
The Society, to be vigorous and useful,
needs large number of members. each of
whom paying the small sum of so cts. per
year would furnish an amount sufficient to
meet the wants Of the Society without
making the burden fall unjustly on a few.
1t should therefore be the work Of every
friend of the enterprise, to procure among
his acquaintances as many names, and the
money, as possible, aud send in the first
Of next Court. This will be especially
desirable for the Officers, to enable them
to make proper preparations. Altho' it is
the especial daty of the Officers to obtain
Members, yet the same privilege IS the
equal right and duty Of any other person
interested in the work.
Now for the noble strife-tiiddle-
creek, Penn's Creek, and Buffalo!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohi0 Mineral Paint,

oNO BpIS NACuIN EIY OIL. Price IS cts. per gallon
cOV $50 Gallons DO do
in casks of various sizes. d0 do do 90
30 Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL do IS do do
S00O Gailcns do do do i
in ca-ks Of various sizes. do do d" 10
$50 E.rrs!. TAM .s' OIL. Varods kiDfs AND qusii-
ties, from % 20 o0 cents per gallon.
isro Gallon. in Casks Of various sizes yaous kinds
aud qualities from 30 To 80 cents per gallon.
so Tons TALLOW GREASE for Heavy Bearings, and
Coarse Machinery, Barrels or Casks, "i any con-
sistcnrs required. Price : cents per lb
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, in Iarrrs, At the
lowest market prize.
Machinery Oil. warranted not 10 chill in the
coIdesi weather. aud considered by those using II
equal to Sperm Oh. Byiled Paint OIL, equal to
Iinserd Oil, other than for white.
l am constantly reeeI,ing Large supplies OF Inc
above named al icle-, and my motto ", - Small
profit. aud quick Isrurn-." ID. r. POND,
ST Water ST (under the Prs'i ST. House.
New York. Feb 1852 3n42S Nen Io'E
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

and IN these diseases medicine is OF no avail - hst
ever II ncyer does good and At often doe. ha.a
S,TuPs Extracts. Ba!ms. Baisauaz. Eiixirs Bitter
rill Powders and Potions of every kind are ALI 4,
WORTHLESS for they weaken the vital energies g: t
already prostraied system. wh!e un Ter the .t-enz
ening. lfe-giviug WALKING influence Of Galrsni,s
applied by thi, beautiful discovery. the exhausted
paIcnt snI weakened sufferer restored to former
kealth. strength elasticity and rigor.
These remarks relate TO such diseases as SEI-.
E4lHIA. TIC DOLOEEUX, BRONCHITIS. PAL.
PITAIIUN Of the HEART. WEAKNESS. AL al
FEMALE DISORDERS. such as NERVOUS HE4y
ACHE. LASsITl- DE. anl DF-SPONDkNfY, nh.ca
arc only other E7mcs for Nervous psranrr1.-a..
LPIIEPTiC FITS and c0NyJLSiO\S. uA.el
now known Eesuh from nou-eq quili.Fi.r- o..
Electric influence +; NERVOUS TREilORS DEAF.
NESS which Is nearly always caused BY tcrrl.-
q: the Auditory Nerves uI-i cln always Le per's.y
cured b, taly aaisn, hei. tie organ i. not c-'.,,e!
Di SPEPS!i in its worst forms PALS and PARA
LySlS uniformly Cause, ~ deficiency Of Neryoa,
influence. CHRONE EIJtUM ATlSN. TOHPinITF
OF the LIVER, PAlN ia tie SIDE, SITGG'SlI CTR.
tULATION. SPINAL and HIP cONFL ANTS
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and FiIYSiCAL ~.
FItGf. and all those Distressing compliant, l..a.:
ing from u DEEASGEMENT OF the NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
In the above prevalent AMI terrible clss, of dis.
essses-Nervsas Complaints ere much aaneI
than generally ylIisgIned-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
DRUG & CHEMICAL DEPOT,
DE-. Thornton s Christ,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,

LerjSLury, R.
hFFER 10 their friends and the public a
~ large and well selected stock of
FRESH DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEML
Gals, Ground Spices, (warranted pure.)
Pants, OILS. Narni>heS, Dye Stufs OF the
very best quality IN The market; Look
lnS-G!-ss Plates and Window Glass
OF all sizes; the most popular
PArESr MEDICINES of The day:
together with a complete as
sortment of Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Shaving, Comb, Co,h.
Flesh, Paint, ,Varnish, White wash
and Shoe BRUSHES. Dressing and
GrainlBg Combs. Fancy Soaps, Sba-
wing Creams, Pomade, Ok Marrow, Ex-
tracts and Perfumery of ali kinds, manu-
iactured BY Jules Hauei, y. Bazin and others
Also well selected stock of Ladies and
Gentlemen's FANCY NOTIONS. such as
Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses, Twist. Steel
Fringe. Purse Rings Bristol Board, Zephyr.
Crochet Needles, &c, Port Monaies, Razors.
Razor S'rops, knives, Segar Cases. Cards,
Card Gases. Note Paper, Envelopes, &c.
NUTS. FRUITS, Confectionery, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
And variety Of other articles too numerous
to mention. Give u, a call. and Judge for
yourselves--we charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store!
DR.T. A. ii. THORNTON
Aug 4,Is52 THEO. S. CHRIST
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 n Wear.

WANTED in every County Of the I nited
w States, active and en'-srrI>ing MEN,
10 engage iii the sale oil some o.. the best books
Published IN the country Men Of gIod address
possessing small capital of from 32a To 800
viii have such inducements offered As enable
them 10 make from 50 Ia $40 dav prnfI.
The books publIShed by US are Gil useful in
character. extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address, (pusiaGe pd)
DANIELS K GETZ.
(SuccassorS To W 4 Lear 81 Cn)
No. 1855 North Second Street, Philadelphia
Gnlfi9
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
IMMEssr CoxH CRors IN Missouri.

IMMENSE COxN CRops IN MISSOURI.
The Bruuswickcr Of Sept. IS, says: The
yisld sf corn this season in the Grand
River country will be unprecedented,
and will probaly bring forth the best fat
tened pork hogs We have ever had as that
will be the most ready way Of turning
corn into cash. Stock animals Of all kind.
are in great demand among us and VIC
shall have for years great market Of all
kinds Of live stock. Three year old sell
from els to slS; four year old At from
go to S25 and sucking mule colt at $50.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
.sahe Farmer.

1.-THE Election being past, and ''the
ec;."iry saved" for 1T least nine months to
coi.--and the Railroad question having
!e'H decided by the People-ws gladly
re-or N our Agricultural Department.
We solicit original OF selected eontribu-
tioas from all friendly to oar object. NJ
one, hardly, but may contribute something
10 the general ;nterest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Throw Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate th- use OF the GAI.SANIC BELT,
suppose the IS person afflicted with tha. eArs
Of civ ilXstiol Dl SrEFSlA any other Chronic :.
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, siIrnnisfs
are taken which, by their action the nerves sIs
muscles af the stomach afford temporary relief but
which leave the patient in a lower state. and VIA
injured faculties after the action thus excited hes
,eascd Now compare this v it'll tine effect result
t,y from, fse sprHcstion of the GiLVANIC BELT.
lake a Dyspep;ic sufferer even in the worst symr-
toms OF attack, and simply tie the Belt round the
Bcdv. using the Magnetic Fluid directed In =
n, Il period the irse.s,hIe perspira,cn will
lie positive element OF the Belt. thereby causing \
a.anic circulation which will pass on ihs
negstvc, and thence back again TO the positive
thus keeping up a continuous t,aly anc circulation
throughout the system. Thus the most severe
OF DISPEPSIA PERMANENTLY CURED
FEW DAYS IS AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERApl-
CATE THE DISEASE CY YEARS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
EECOH.HE.yD.iTIO.Y.S

FWL,bs. Ar-. IL. 1876.
have TIN day carefully inspected i conductor or
lightning Rod, with ,anc and index. cr ctei by Mr.
iLOmHs AImiias., Bellevue. Vrus. t;,our.strr and
have N" "'sitaton in saying that il is not only the H.
have c'er s-rn, hut that it is the only have vet
cN7mlncd that Is constructed strictly scientific priri
pies. Is with much pleasure that ! recommend his
conductor to the att utivn Ui owners Of lulings.
y. NcNUHTRIE.
am we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Liyhtpin, Rod
Manufactured by Mr. Fhon7as frriagr. of hiirlrphia
is the best that aas been male have spent several
Years in the study OF the laws of electricity and magnet
ism and have no hesitation IN Ing that these Rods
constructed upon the only principle safety The electric
'nrk rce' sed and dispersed by the the ton
"i tue roll and 1t would hc impossible arcord;nc To III
laws OF attraction and repulslou. fr a huhlin, In he
injured y stroke Of lightning hen protected Ly one Of
these rods have been acquainted with Mr. Arml age
for several years and before he the
tur' OF these rods csainncl tc principle which they
are ctsirur,'t and flt convinced that their aIpptjn
would he attended with complete Th fucrea sim,
demand for these rods ard the sales in all paris
of the country ample comrnainn their utility ana
superiority. TRACY T. WAIJFR NJ n
Rising sun, Philad. Co., April 10, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

The Inauguration of Gov Lane, as Gov
ernor of the Territory of New Mexico, took
place at Sante Fe on the 25th of Sep,em-
her. He was cordially received by the
inhabitants, and appearances indicate that
under his administration the peace and
good order of the territory will be insured.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

Funeral honors in memory of Daniel
Webster are being pad throughout the
country. Many who opposed him through
life as public man, are now foremost in
lauding his transcendent talents, and his
patriotism. 81 STILL vE"-Webs,er' :
last words-are prophetic of the fame of d
master mind.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
MANY THOUSAND
End TESTIMONIALS

from the nos, intcligsn; and respectable Psr'cas
residing every portion OF the United States. co-i
be presented. These unnecessary. bat q
numerous selection embracing many statement, o!
the most extraordinary character sufficient to con
VINCE TIIt. MOST SCEFTICAL NAV be had o! lbs
authorised Agent The interested arc particularly
invited TO cali
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

-- TIE CELEBRATED
Col1Iatocts #cofctueS.

Ist. The GRBAr PAIy E,rTRACTC n fCOSSE1BA 4
DALLis) curing all Burn. and all external P.ias and
Sores.
81. BtL. or COLuxBiA for Staying or Restoring
the Human Hair.
Sd. HEwE'S yERrE AND BOyR LINLxEN1
and IyDLfN rgGEfABLE LLIIKK . cor. ior ali
cxs's of Rhrunstism.
4th. MNIiR'S ACOUSTIC OIL, 4. certain cur. for
Deafness.
5,h. nary LLyAaESEa known e.r. fsr the Piles
9th. SiOHy's SICH HEsDAcHE RExEJ'E
1tb. H0ILIERS RELIEF, for all ~om.n in the fas
srh LOyGLEY-S CREaT BgS7ERN INDIAN
PINfrFi for Colds and i-vcrsh feeling ans pr-v-btip
tions: fer DarrhrT Indigestion and o.s Of Appetite
FIR tvtivens-. in t.iai-, pales and
plants fr Stomach AGertion py-r-r-ia ri, Eh.u-
maiim &C. The great points nos bad 10 take.
9th. h1LhS1oCkS EERhfftGE tworn Killer J,
for children ,r,.~ ~ r.r-on..
i0h. HHS BHOuS'S .REiT I.dIv killer
No inrdicin' has 'ru i-envT, that happily ala
'"d To use "f'Tng drops 10 ' taken, aud prors
s'ch Wonders Whcn Applied eyi,,nay a wash bath.
o' ,fir0H: In inii.c' from = :" so cents Zach
iiih SAtNHoLTZS ED.i'H dND BLD EgC
EifR for driving away y.rInin il" ,!.ort time.
JrrIAr-H 2 Hrrrfr.T "'-' ) A''A T'NNN ahd 'h"
18Th, bR. BfhTIVLEskW~S FINK srRCP. the
l!th- jHE E.tHT i.A6Li .i.yD NET YORK UAIR
Dye ihr onIy sur. c.''nrint II hs iIair
tAth. LIS BfLH oF tIilyi. Chinese Remedy
for 'uis Eruie"s Sores
l6tii EXTRACT oF' STRSiP.tRILLA. TLis
rI" has "'itlis all o'i'r' Sr>aariiIas. and sl isr,
as gF'r' -1fi<,actisu YER
Eth. Tie c-rl.ratci spread STREYGTUEvISG
fIfNSF nrad~ irrTn nE LfN'S rce-ip-, the most
lcpulaT in tie k-,.
18Th. DR. ELTNE'S 7oOTU ACHg DRoPS A
certain ant sasy f,r Tooth Arlir
iHtli hF 'cfSrpt x jias lately ionct The right for
~" tHit"d states. &c ihr cr.-b:at Il COM ENTRITED
MNEFfL HITfP. found nj the Salt springs OF DR.,
Nnl g tli"s". at 81 t=rheTinos, &. iii. medicine
has atifi1'd nul1Iriv puI popularity Dryrr i-tuT.
r,uiir tv Any prCIton at that rarr and it, sale la.
len Commensurate wih lis merits, which
ti;naTr.
81 The rrIic''ies fully .i>cril g., W kLNANhC7 20
te given 10 A. who rsli wlrTo the dicnrs lcpt
MOTTO L. Al rrI sra'ous hers'Df,rr Lnnwnas COM
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