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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
New-York Town neutrality-suspicious..
CAyrGA Co.-The Board of SUPERVISOR

CAYuGA CO.-The Board of Supervisors
stands, Is Wings and 10 Opposition.
MADISON Co-The Board will stand, Wings,
Opposition, and Liberty Party.
ALLEGANY CO-So FAR as heard from.
WHO'S
An0eIea..---yss. Lockhart. Grove Ross lawrence;
AIRED. Alfred Lewis Granger Nostrand
AIka..---R. W Bsttsford GeHesee--.--A. Is CfandalL
Bolfrer- Knyon. Hume.
Cnbd $4,000 Lewis Mash Ossa.- Isaac Hampton.
Ceniretile.. r o Billings Rushford- j. Gordon ID.
Wrf-.------C W. Furnalc-D
OPPOSITION. =,
Agify.. Leach. Cassaded-. John lngersolL
Almond Horace Dart. FTeRdstp b. hafrlsoa
And0rer- Joseph Kruser LscepeHdenceWm- COBB:
BrdSdN. w G. Matthews NsD HEdson e. spaiains.
Burns James X Brace. Scs---------Jonn n nou
sebasf-- Hazen Hughes. West Almond kchsrdson
Ctarkesviae- - SoGth~oIth Willing - Foiasd-iA
SULLIVAN Co.--The Board stands, Wings
and Opposition.
OswEGo Co-The Board will stand, A Wings
and 81 Opposition.
CLINTON co so far as heard from
WING.
Schuyler FalLs--- James Henry.
TEMPERAscE-
R,>xDanteuun. d r. Parsons CLarpais s N Banoughs3.
OPPOSITION.
Ausoble...-. Geo. Adss,e. M0oers----J: n Pninnsy.
Blackbrock-- Henry Martin. PLsr.sbHrgs-- C. ID BAKE
Sdrenac--.--. Geo Parsons CtInfoa.-------
fllcugNrQr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
E Kentucky for Cass' is the drift

II Kentucky for Cass' is the DRIFT
Of Telegrsphic Dispatch in our paper yes
terday It's of course a great blunder Ken
lucky elected her Baltimore Delegates two
months ago, and they are, at least no ninally, for
Butler-certainly no, for Cass The b.under
was doubtless made in transmitting from Louis
vile Dispatch ldst received from Louisiana,
importing that that State had chosen Cass Dele
pates.-(By the way, this looks bad for our Tee
total conrsde. Gen. Sam. Houston.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

z Mr.. Gliddon's Panorama of the Nile
i, exhibiting IN Nsw. 0.leaLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

The trial Of Jro. b. Brandt, lSd ictsa ~
suop m setting fire % the store OF his sJJsf 70
Erssoway was resuCtd On "Wednesday morAms, -
Tie Sessions ard resulted ~ bis being con't.a
arson IA the fourth degree. Toe testimony aadasii
~as perhaps the s,ioaFeit caa'H OF e''sl s.,,ss
.sneLce ever presented. The punishmsn; iefl'.
cine OF arson IN tEa fourth degree wares ron
sboIt confinement IL tbe Cay Prison up - a's yshS
IN he state Prison. The prisoner vas reaiaA,,e1
fof s,n.eree. Tie incicimen. aga'Dst h oris,..
brrcef. Who was implicated win Brandt, Szs ~
rosec II BY the entefifg q aoHe Fyossq4. y ~
D.sulct AItOTty.
Tin TUESDAY night a difficulty 1908
psce between siepnsD Bfsoopp, Keeper 81 40 81
n I0rse q, No. lCs fsE.st., and one ot n's -,
.Is. named Peter "s.l8sF. relative % 'iI "a
tlard, which Peter declared 70 be exhOs5f"t' -,
Isla,ed 20 liquidste stephen, aided ~ nlo 's''"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

things being so, and within the reach OF
every ones knowledge, may We not be JUS
titled in saying that the treatment which
the horses foot receives is a chief cause
of his early decay and death! ! To US as
we'll as to him his foot is most important
member, and we consult our interest and
and his comfort by taking the best possible
care of it.
1t is not necessary to speak Of other eau
ses of the shortened lives of horses, such
as over driving, exposure to take cold when
heated, too much water when hard driven,
deprivation of salt, excessive labor, cruel
ty, &c. The merciful man is mcrciful to
his beast, and the treatment of the horse
in these resp pects will depend on the gen.
eral character of the owner. If humane
and consideratc, he will sympaihize with
his horse if unkind, and irritable, lie will
ab use him.-N Hump Farm Visitor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
RECpNNE.NDiTYOV.S.

PHIL,o,., Au.. IS. ISL.
] have this day carefully inspected conductor or
Lightning Eo with and index. erected by Mr.
rhonss Arni,agc Bellevue House. tiunc,. ter aud
have hesitation in saying that it Is not only thr
have seen, but that it is the only have Vet
cAaminsi that l. constructed strictly scientific rrn-i
pies. II Is with much Pleasure that recommend h.,
eonlu luctor TO the attention OF owners Of buildings
II. M,NJETEI2.
am we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lish,nin- Rod
10y Mr.. Thomas Arui:asc, of rhIli hin
is the best that has been male have spent several
years the study ot the laws Of electricity magnet
ism. and haze Hesitation in saying that these oi.
upon the only principle c safety The electric
shock il received and d,psrse by the magnet TIE TOP
the roll and il would be impossible. according the
laws of attraction aad rcTus.on, for building 10.
injured 10y stroke Of btuinr when protected hy one Of
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr. irmtagc
several aud bf re he commenced the .auufc
Of hr>e rods examined the principle which they
constructed and flt convinced that their adoptin
would be Attended with complete Th inrr.n>iu-
ennd for these rv and the extensive sales i'll all parts
of TIE country ample commerdation Of their utility md
superiority. TRACY Z. WALLER, " ID.
Efins sun. Fhilad. Co, April TO- 1882.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
The Meeting Of Congress-The Presi'
dents Messaee,

The opening of the session of Congress,
N oId'y, looks favorable to the public
business. 4 quorum was ready at roll
call, and the President being notified Of
the fact, his Message was Immediately
transmitted.
This paper presents in clear, succinct,
and satisfactory manner, the events of the
year past, including our foreign relations
and domestic condition. Mr. Wcbstcr's
death is properly alluded to-thc Fishery
dispute with Great Britain glanced at, and
the President believes the present time to
be favorable to reconsideration of the
entire subject of The fisheries, as Great
Britain is disposed to a negotiation cmbra-
cling that subject and tho commercial inter
course between the two countries The
affairs of Cuba receive attention, and
while the President upholds the right of
our own commerce, he does full justice to
the general friendly conduct of the Captain
General towards all not engaged in foster
ing insurrecticn On that island. An iryi-
tation from the Ministers of Franco and
En- gland to the United States Government,
to join them in disclaiming Cuba, and
agreeing to liscountcnance any design
upon il has been declined. The President
thinks that Cuba would be a desirable
possession if inhabited by kindred race
but under existing circumstances its acqui-
si,ion would be fraught with much danger
to the Union. The rejection by the Mex
ican Congress of the Tehuantepec Treaty
is regretted. The attempt to reconcile the
differences existing between the Republics
of Costa Rica and Nicaragua, deemed es-
scntial to the success Of the project of a
ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, has been only partly successful,
but it is hoped will eventually be accom-
plished. The claims due American citi-
zens in Venezuela have been acknowle lged
By that Government. There IS prospect
Of the La Plata being opened to our con.
merce. A treaty Of commerce has been
concluded between the United States and
Uruguay. The Government has acknowl.
edged Peru's title to the Lobcs Islands.
The objects of the Japan expedition arc
stated to be friendly and peaceful, and q
beneficial result is hoped for.
Coming to matters of domestic concern,
the President calls attention to the immense
labor now devolving upon the State De.
partment, and suggests that portion ol
the business be transferred to another dc.
partment. The attention Of Congress is
called to the insecurity Of somo Of the
buildings Of the public departments. III.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
lmp0,tant 10 tanners and UOnsekecpefs
HICKOK'S PATENT CIDER MlLL.

TN all former times it was supposed that large
quantity of cider could be made only by using
a uonderous machine, that slowly crushed the
apples wi,hou, grinding them fine. They were
then made into massive cheese in straw, and
most severe and long pressure was required TO
extract a portion Of the cider, considerable por
ton being absorbed by the straw and the mass OF
pomice, and to obtain this unsatisfactory result
the farmer had to take all his hands and perhaps
his six horse teams and devote whole day that
could have heen more proii,ahly employed. to
make from six 10 twelve barrels of cider. To
obvia,c the difficulty the farmers have heretofore
I .horpl unfey
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
DRUG & CHEMICAL DEPOT.
Dr. Thornton s Christ,
W hOlesale & Retail DRUGGISTS

Le'risJury, Pa.
4 efFER to their friends and the rulIc /
~ large and well selected stock of
FRESH DRtGS. MEDICINES. CHEM
cas- "ioHnd Spices, (warranted pure,)
rants, OILS, 'arnishes, Dye Siuffs OF the
very pest quality IN the market; Look
He u!aSS fldIeS and Window Glass
OF all sizes; the most popular
FArENT MrnIcISEs of the day;
together with a complete as
sortment of Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Shaving, Comb. Cloth,
Flesh, PaiGL Iarnish, ,White.wash
and Shoe BRUSHES. Dressing and
Graining Combs. Fancy Soaps, Shs.
wing Creams, Pomade, Ok Marrow. E,.
tracts and Periumery of all kinds. manu-.
factured by Jules Hauel, N. Bazip and others.
Also a well selected stock of LADIES' all
Gentlemen's FANCY NOTIONS. such :,
Steel CLASPS for Bags and Purses. Twist. s,ssi
Fringe. Purse Rings; Bristol Board. Z.phyr
Crotchet Needles, &c, Port Mopaies. Razors.
Razor Strops, Knives, Separ Cases. Gard.
Gard Eases, Note Paper, Envelopes, &c.
NUTS. FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY. Fishir;
Tackle, &c.
And variety Of other articles too numerrr.
to mention. Give us a call. and Judge f;
yourseives-we charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store,
DR. i. A. II. THORNTON
Aug 4,ls5:. THEO. S. CHRIST
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
From the Germantown Telegraph.
Economy of Fattenipg Hogs.

The following experiment in fattening
hogs, with ground and mground corn,
would secm-as far as solitary experiment
cau,-to settle the question of economy as
to the best mode Of feeding hogs. 1t is an
extract from communication in the Potent
office Report for ls50-'5l, by Mr.. }. 4.
Dodge, of Potosi, Grant county, Wiscon-
sin--and just at this moment, while the
process of fattcnins is going on, it will be
read with interest by the subscribers to the
Telsqrofh, for whom it is our pleasure at
all times to ferret out every information
calculated to advantage them. He says:
"In October last, l selected from my
stock two pigs, Of the same size, and az
parcutly, alike, thrifty; one, however,
weighed 26@ lbs, the other 241 lbs. I'm
lned;a,ely after being weighed they were
put in apartments Of the same house kept
dry and warm, and fed with great care fcr
40 days; then they were again weighed,
and slaughtered. The heaviest was fed
with corn meal, mixed stiff with cold water,
the other With shclled corn, with plenty of
pure water for drink The one fed with
meai consumed AS lbs aud gained 63 lbs.
live weight; the pork weight after dressing
was 291 lbs. The other ate sos lbs Of
corn, anu was found to have gained S3 lbs.
live weight, his pork weight being 2SO lbs.
By subtracting the pork weight from the
live weight; the amount Of offal is ascer-
taiued, which in this experiment, proved
fraction less than one:ttM Of the live
weight. Ifone-ffth hc deducted from the
amount each pig gained, We have true
gain, in pork weight, produced, which was
ii lbs. for every Sc lbs of meal, aud 5
lbs. for every Sc lbs of corn.
"The pigs were cross between the Bye
6cid and berkshire, the best uud must puff
liable breeds-.he corn, yellow-dust or
Cleveland, a variety held in great esteem"
Gain Of the hog fed on corn n,eal 6S lbs.
corn, SO lbs.
Gain in favor of fccdino m ,,,eo1 S0 The
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
GRAYDON'S FORMS,

~, ior.sy. H,9',tn''c, Nm Of Bs,.ss'i 'hoHH b
t-,li nj M'-fHILAD. NORM ANLEIcA> l. : OISsrTr
JtST ITBLLSEED,
GRAYDDN'S FoRNS-NEw ForRrH Erlrry.-
Foims of Couveyaucn. and # rrart in the Courts -.
Common r,cas. unartr Sc-s,nS, over and Terner. the
Supreme and Orphanr Courts, aud the Offices Of e
rins Ci'i ois-rs aud JnStos OF the /, ace. lo.rih
edition. Ecv-e Corrected. Eular.'l ani Adapted Ia
to Present Stat. Of the Law with coPous TX pana
tors Noi.s ami Il, cTcnccs and Now and very ,uinpr.
hcn-iyc lrL.> ny EcusEr y WEIGHT, Isl. Ia l.,r
thi,k Octave volume iro, os.y S,5J.
ETccAsgyuAItry.
"In th, work iBISN,s JrsTIcK) and its companion.
"GgiY!oN's fvysS. h- rel u'son Of ~hirh is well
established 20 neci eulo:y) the Ma:i-trate viii
lind all the inf ruIaOn necssry TO correct discharge
OF the duties cnnficd 10 him ty the laws II
Pcnnsy ania. -. fac. IF Biyhdys B,nnS, Iyh Eli
GOr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
New N..ShOp.


Samuel Slbfer has Just opened shop
on Marke, square. between the Post Office and
Lyndalrs Bookstore, where he is prepared to
make aEd sell
Boots and Shoes Of all klr is,
for Ladies. Misses. Men and Boys. Ais, for
sale, Gt'W SHOES of all sizes. RIPaIaI>s
done as usual.
Produce of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
b. rGHctnaliiy, and uSin- good materials in
the very hest way. he hopes 10 share the pat
ronage of discriminating public.
LewiSbUry. Nov. IL. l>52
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
AIso. tn.iriSioS TO TIE ABOVE,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
MANS LEGAL GUIDE

4 TREATIES the Once and Duties Of Aldermen
ant Justices the P.scr in the OF Penn
sylvania including all th. required Forms Of Prore>
Docket Entries. and embodying not only whatever
m,y h. deemed valuable To Justices Of the Peace bat t.
Landlords Tenants and ti-n-rrl Agents and mnk:r the
volume what it purports TO hc, Safe Legal Guide fl
Business Men, by John EiEns late Alderman in the city
of Philadelphia Fifth edition: Revised, Corrected and
Grcaty Enlarged. BY ,. G. ERIcGILy, Esq. In One
thi K Volume, Otavo. Price only $500.
judge Gibson says Of Innss Justice that II is not
only the best hut the only very gd work that have
On the subject"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Etie HasDine

has been invented and the statement of few facts
may prove iha, j, isnot only the Bea Machine
of the kind in existence, but That it is the most
prnfia5ie iha, q man can have on his farm. The
apples a-c by this machine grated up into fine
pulp, SO that it requires but comparatively light
pressure, and that but a minute or two,to extract
all the cider, it being ascertained by practical
experiment that One Fourth more can he obtained
than by the old process. Besides this il requires
only two hands TO grind and make up into cider
a larger quantity Of apples than can be possibly
made on the old fashioned machines. On this
press, owing to the compactness OF the pomice in
the tub and the complete manner in which it l.
ground, a pressure of three to five tons-whrch
can be easily obtanei-wil produce a more
favorable result than one hundred tons pressure
on the ordinary cider press. even if the oPplee
were ground as finely as on the improved Mill :;
and if the apples We're merely crushed as on the
Nut machine, it would require pressure of two
hundred tons to produce the result accomplished
by this Patent Mill. The following are adduced
as decided advantages Of this machine:
inst-It makes Cider than any other press with
given quantity Of apples, in given time, and With
much less labor and expense
Scosd-It makes cleaner and sweeter Cider than any
other machine.
Thid-You can make your Cider you want it, and
when you want itand in Quantities from one gallon to
six or twenty barrels.
FourtNith you can press your Currsnts, Cherries,
Berries, Cheese, Butter, Lard and Taow.
fVfh-With it you can fave ONE FOURTH Of your
time in making Apple Butter.
Sxh-with 1t you grind or chop your Apples Pota
toes Turnips, Beets, Carrots, Pump kns for Cattle
$rsrnt-By its use you can at all ti,ucs have FRESH
and SWEET Cider.
The price Of the Cider NIL with right to use
the same on any one taIn. is $35. Price Of the
Roo, Cutting Cylinder, SIS.
The size Of this Machine is about . by 4 70
and weight about 200 pounds. 1t may readily
be taken to the cellar. door-yard. kitchen, barn
floor, or orchard, a. may be most convenient.
For State, County or Township rights. or for
Grants to make machines in certain territory for
stated period. addIes. lpost P"id)
W. o. HICkOK, IIarisbarg, Pa.
q Persons in Union end the upper part Of
Northumberland counties. and in Penns and
Brush valleys, Center county, can procure the
above Machines on application to
--- 49, H.C. HICKOK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

The editor Of the Cincinnati .1duerttscr,
who recently visited the State Lunatic Asy-
lum at Columbus, says that there arc in
that institution twenty persons, whose in-
sanity is clearly traceable to spirit rappings,
and it is stated that there are in the Utica
(N. " Lunatic Asylum nine victims of
the same delusion.
DR.. S. Humes, of Lancaster, Pa, who
died lately, bequeathed $1,000 toward
erecting an lum for the reformation Of
drunkarJs.
Since 1871 the population of eight coun-
ties in Ireland, has decreased, 554 ,2S2.
All Of Presco,t's historical works are
published in London, in six shilling vol
umes.
The taxes of the city Of New York will
be increased next year one million 6vc
hundred thousand dollars. The rate of
taxes now is 9670-lOO on 500 Of valua-
zion, but next year il will be l.25 on the
500. The city debt Of New York is
$l4, ,576.VOS.
Mary Burr. the last Punkaquag Indian,
died at Canton, Massachusetts. recently
aged l0l years. There are many hall
and quarter bloods Of that tribe, but none
Of full blood.
Letter from Kossuth. addressed to the
Congress Of the American Revolutionary
Fund for Europe. appears in the newspa-
pers, in which he gives encouraging accoun,
Of the progress Of the liberal cause in
Europe.
The last Mltonian says that during the
late fre.hei, q boat with wheat b longing
10 Henry High. Of White Deer Mils, was
aground on the dam between the Islands
opposite that place.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

ETTERS testamsntary on the last will
i 4 and testament Of SAMUEL ANNoS, late OF
the Borough of Lewisburg. deed, have been
granted TO the subscribers by the Register of
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for settlement (;
and all persons indebted make payment with
out DELAY, TO ALEX. AMMONS, IT,
BYERS AMMONS,
Lewisburg. Oct. Is, 1852.
n. b. Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business of the late firm of Hrrsu and
AssoS, and respectfully solicits continuance
Of the public patronage.
BYERS AMMONS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
IN PR ESS.


And SpofdUy 10 DC Id3sshNd
TnoCBAT AND HALY's PRACTICE. New and Third
Edition. r-aily Enlarged and Improved, under the Edi-
;orial DIRECTION Of Francis Wharton, Esq. Author of
American Criminal Law" &c, SC. lu Two Volumes.
Svp.
TEOtEAT ON TIE LAW OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP IN the Cniici States, with full References Ia the
atest authorities, English and American. by fE,SCis
J. TR,rn,r. Esq In Oin Volume. Syo.
az- Orders or Letters of Inquiry from the Country
promptly attended 20. KAY a. BROTHER,
LAW Ptc:!sIrIIs AND Ecok -tIIiRs,
?mfl.1 lJJ NdTIet syre,!, Ih,ia1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Drugs, Medicines, &C.
jerks & OGDEN,

No. lO6, North Third Street, PmILApELrarA-
IMPORTERS of Drugs, Medicines and Dye.
Slufs. Manufacturers of Pure White Lead
and Varnishes of all qualities. Wholesale in
Paints, Oils and Window Glass of all sizes.
Alcohol, spts Turpenine, Burning Fluid, &c.
constantly on hand al the lowest prices.
Superior Chemicals, PerfImery and Surgical
Instruments, to which the attention Of country
merchants and physicians is respectfully solic-
tied. (Scpt 10, 1852 4w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
India Rubber Gloves, Mittens, &c.

HOUNTRY Merchants, in making their pnr-
u chaser. should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture has
been much improved recently, and they are
made very durable. Particular attention IS
requested TO the
Wool-Lincd Glores and Mtens.
They are ndispensab. in cold and wet weather Ladies
will this Gloves useful in work that WIN so 'h
hands, at the same time that they viii cure the worst
salt Ehrum hrri-i Hands Immediately Ihey are
made all !, n ;ts To protect the arms and wrst- go
For sale by Wilcox, Billings Co. No Church Alley
ard Gocrears 6> Chestnut street Philadelphia y a H.
Phillips Iitsur-. Ia. Facorer & Haskell Naiiiinoie'
Nd. II W. Sc!iiffer Chsrler;on. e. Bart rke'N'
,,inat ohio and Iy nIl Rubber Dealers in the Union.
At retail By Country Merchants generally. 3m4Io
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
OYSTER Saloon.

"AVING fitted up the Rooms in FHIcH's
III new brick block in superior manner
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters eic. m
the best styles. A share Of public patronage
solicited bv L. 7. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept IS, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
$500 CHALLENGE.
concerns the health an

NHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness Of 4 people, is at all times of
the most valuable importance. | take ii for
granted that every person will do all in their
power to save the lives of their children, and
that every person will cndeavor to promote
their own health at all sacrifices | feel il 10
be my duty to solemnly assure you that
WORMS, according 10 the opinion of the mos,
celebrated PHI sicans, the primary of large
majority Of diseases 10 which children and a,u!ts
liable. IL have appetite continually hancoab.c
from kind of f-i to another Bad Breath. Pain in
the stomach, Picking the No. Hardness Fun.-s
of tn. Belly. Dry Cough Slow Fever. Pulse Irregular
rn'encr that all these denote WORMS, and you should
at once apply the remedy
KODENk.tCk'S WORM SYRTT,
An article founded upon scientific principles compounded
with purely vegetable substances, being rf.cty safe
when 'ak"n and bc given to the tender infant
viii De DID beneficial elect. Where Bowel Complaint
ali Darrhra have made :hcm weak and deilitat.I the
tonic properties of my Worm syrup such, that it
stands without equal in the catalogue Of medicines
IN giving ton. and strength to the stomach which makes
il lnalliie remedy fr thosy afflicted with DyspepsG
The astonishing performed by this Syrup after
Ply ans have failed is the best evidence Of its sup
eitcaty over others.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint.

nm BBIS. MACHINERY OIL. Price 20 cts. per gallon
CUO $500 Gallons do do
in casks Of various sizes. DO do do DO
go Barrels BoiLED PAINT OIL do IS do do
$500 Gallons do do 40
in casks Of various sizes. 10 do do do
go Barrels TANNERS OIL. Various kinds aud quail
ti.s from So 10 t,J ceut- per gallon
1900 GalIons in Casks Of various sizes. Varou. kinds
aud qualities. from ;sj to 50 cent per gallon.
30 Tons TALI.Dw GREASE FIR IIcavy BEARINGS. and
Coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, Of any con-
sistcn.y required. Price b cents pgr ID.
$50 Tons ONO MIN EHAL FAINT, in Barrels, at the
lowest market price.
Machinery oil, warranted not to chill in the
coldest weather, ard considered by those using Il
equal TO Sperm Oil. Boiied Paint OIL, equal to
Ljnsecj Oil, other than for white.
am constantly receiving la1ee supplies o' 'he
above named articles, and my motto 's, e snail
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