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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

All members who daa for the first weeks
lness, shsll be en,Iiled to receive weekly siat,
per cent. OF their annual deposrs.
Under these rates, L1e.n .nSeIs are released from
paving assessments
Those over 50 wears Of age will be charged 25
per CT extra. pl 80 admission Tee IS charged 10
addition to the ahove. tie sfst year, and must he
i.ad at the time OF application, and The lsI yeas
deposit within 80 dayS.
CITY REFEEE, CE.-Pr.tt Pea.h. Nc so Market
It: Witlar1 Neni.n. Franklin Place; ott.nkirk Esl
Maii.on Hotel v 2l g; J Billings Eco. "a h Alley
Henry Dutosq E-q y: Bank Alley ssmi Hart Co J.
Mere liant 81, Oscar i Carter Esq III Chestnut s.;
Howard ~ S. 81 st; Andrew Scott, lis C e-nut St
Az comnu..icaticns should be addressed post
paul. 10 Il B Da.s SO Dock 81. Philad.
ANDREW CUMMINGS, Le,cisburg.
Gerersi Agent for Union. NoiIhgmbefldnd
Mon'oar, Columbia. Lycomins, Clinton and
Center cOunies 3Jl
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STOVE WARE.ROOM,

Upper end Of Market 81. next Brick Foundry:
VVHE bes, and most approved COOKING.
SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves,
Pioushs, Castings. DC. at low rates, by
CHRIST l. FRlCK.
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Eead the follow ing Testimonials.

II ssRs. Camps & N.TsH-Gr>TiEM We used n
Re per by Mr. iusscy. - saItimorc for
cuttiu- cur harvest in 1851. consisted of "tverm -
nd 20 acars of Wheat. rart 81 il TODD we'll, Tut
rol.iera nle portion much tang ed and laid In
Rea or,rsi sluslg as vel in 10th case cutting 'h
-i.ning Wheat rl-an, and dcostin- 1t IN shesvrs 9"
utbe size. straight and IA ro" order or bindinG nud
aking of the Grain cieanr and leaving ii in much better
orirr for bin than is rally done by the cradle
When the grain il much iod. Ell. lies low in ord
make good work it l. necessary To run thr machine
against the 40; of the grain W. pleas With
the operation of the marhiur and large number Of in
,lIi.rnt who witnessed its prformance during
The harvest; expressed the opinion in relation to it,
JJs NJ: NEsBIr.
Chilsquaque, Northd Co., M.rch -, 1852.
DRr VALLEY, March %, 1852
To THE PUBLIC-I do hereby certify that u-ed
Iiusrys Grain Reaper in taking of my crop last harvest
and the cd order it cut my crop more than met my
Iectations II cut about IA acres per
ay OF very heavy Wheat. and then stopped 70
shock he grain gu, before evening 1t TAXI: the grain
clean from the gronnd. II cut lodged grain re-
ma kaby veil aLd, in fact, farmer having wei!
cesred OIL farm, aud not too mountainous. can not
useful or aborssvirg machine to his stock OF
utensils Yours. BENZ CAwLEY.
David BEiTILYoUN.
THIS Is 70 CERTIFY. that We have used Hussey.
raprg Machine. and have found II in respect tn
the purpose designed and consider it an article
emen that he add TO his stock Of farming utensils
ami take pleasure in cnding it to the farming
community. MICH HOFFMAN, Union County.
JAMES KEBER,
p Il. .NGi.ER.
PAvID MAHR, NorthumbsrlandCo County
DAVID ESlIBAlGH,
= HULL.
Benz STnIcKER,
JOHN HuFFY. "
BERksHIRE. Kane Co. H., Aug 4, 1870
We the unde-signet, having seen Mr. Hu-scy'- aea-
per cutting grass and grain think il preferable
20 Cormicks or any oh"r machine that We have seem
II cut Wheat that not be with M'C"rmick's
Reaper Cradle We we'll acquainted with Moor.
K. machine.
+. 4. HlXBY. DAVID SHANkS
JOHN GR!GG, Jr. ABRAHAM SHERWOOD.
JOHN GHi'iG, JAMES HISS.
HAIRY rprFER. ALSpN BANKER,
JON SHiRWpDD, D. &. WRIGIiT
sEIH SIIEW0UD, ELISHA Wright
C.nRoIyoS, Greene Co. H.. Dec u. 1850.
procured of Mr.. IIu,seys Eeaping and Moving !
If ard fifty Of Timothy with it. entire
h il in ~- than five avs. j could have saved
h t",ersced without the machine consider have
the whole u the machine in thc saving my
J!oyer>ced alone. SAMUEL THOMAS. |
\ nln.ber oi certificates from other. couId be |
,iren tut We deem II unnecessary, As the Reaper !
IN a tsr trial will recommend Itself The sub
-cribers have the exclusive right 10 sell in the
tountie- Union, Northumberland
,Iont"ur. Iuzerne Perry, Columbia, Lycomins
md Clinton. Farmers and others are cautioned
gains purchasing of any persons cspt ourselves
.,,fh., oil
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Award of the Judges.

REPORT Of the Jury appointed By the Ccmmttre " the
Cleveland Agricultural society, on ths .ompa'au,r
merit. of the Eeaping MACHINES OF Mr. tUNMiCh
ami Mr. .. HUSSEY, Tri. d and Tested before the Ju
~, on Thursday and Saturday scpt 18th and 2'th 81
The jury resr.t most elng, the urfayorabe stste
Of the weather the days Of trial. "a perfect hurf"ane
raging the whole Of the day and their consequent
inability make full aud satisfactory trial as they
could la,- ~ishrs.
The Machines w-r- tested a crop Of What computed
at % b, he's per acre. very much laid: ar on Bailey at
5 bushels per very short in the straw and II posi-
bic more lai than the Wheat
Tn. jury taking the H rent points submitted to their
consideration. in ord-r as they occur express
LIST Their unanimous opinion tnat Mr.. HUssEfs Ma
chine a, exhibited BY M-Ssrs. VIM. Dray Co.. cut the
Hh in the best manner especially across ridge ana
furruw when the machine was working IN the direc
ton the Wheat laid
"a. By majority OF eleven to one that Mr hussey
Machine caused the least waste.
81 Taking the breadth OF the two machines into con
siI, ration, that Nr Hussty's do most work.
;th That Mr. Hu.sey's Machine leaves the cut Wheat
in the bn,t order for gathering and binding Tn" question
was sui mitt the laborers employed "n the occasion
and d,cii-i lv tn IN above. ly majority OF 10
5ih. Their unanimous opinion that MI iiuseeys Ma
chine j. h 81 a,a, ted for ridge and furrow.
9th. This question was referred hy ire jury 10 hr
Robinson, foreman to Mr. B-'r'y, OF York pra'tiai
mech uic Of achnowle ability, whose PORT Il aipeh
drd below.
1th That Mr. uussey sMaciine at first cost is less re"
Sth 9Th The jury decline IL express drci "rin"n
these on's in consequence oi the state oi the weather
The irias took place on the Farms of Robert Fawcitt.
# ormesbv near Middicshroon Trees who in III" most
lii pra aud disntrrcsteJ slirt allowed his CROPS Ia tc
tro,len down and DANA ed Il great ext mt rsIe
i ON the 18th hen spite oi the stoi n an lmnleEs
crowd AIS uibied to ~itu,-s III" trials
Tie Jury not ooncirtr Their Report without "H-
I-, re the great pleasure ihrN have derived from seeing
W. Ins n; into Dl;.inn that were able H
h SUI. v.ry gul ard also witnesriD. Tue cn j.
hjf,xsri aud honorable way in wbi-h the r.
hiteis ef M gespe ma nc- mot Oh That occafion
ipu,d o.. ehaf OF he .Jury.
" +. WHARTON Foreman
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New and Popular school Book.

(tOMPREHENSIvES Summary OF USlvEa-aL
" H.roRY. together with Bi,g Apply OF
Distinguished Persons, to Which is appended al
epi,ome OF
Hea,hen Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
! General Astronomy, and Physiology
Adopted and used in the Public Schools OF
Pbllad. F. 5. JONES n 20 Publishers.
= ". Corner FoUnTH and RACE streets. Phils.
!y>Teachers and SCHOOL committees address
ing letters to us post paid will be furnished with
copies for examination.
- 4 fuli and complete assortment Of BOOKS
and T-iTI0NERY y ilr sale 1t the lo,cest prices
lychq3S0SStr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
CONSUMPTION,

COrGHS and Cslls Rwoasasss AsfAss spass.s q As.A
Ssd'.s q q. L.ng' Pa'.s N es B'sa'i s1s s.1 CA~
Ne,sossssss h Swsah Palpstafses u tho HssyS asd Il
REMALE WEAKNESSES asd Osspisas ar1sae
oaesffom. Cholera lnfantaus, he
" For Pr00f aud partiealsrs Of curss, -
Pamphlets end AssAbsa1-au e1T Assa0 havs 0soO
0avs awaI
AseMts.--Dr Thornton and Baker. Lewis.
burg; 6 w Kesrler and Roshong 4 Ants. New
Berlin; in " Taylor. Mifiinburg; s Grouse,
Selinssrove; n N backhouse, Middleburg; G l.
J G Meyer, Freebu'g; H CssIcw, Milton
S5eeowChS4&
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
e,eS.

HE subscribers offer the public al their
J. ne" Brick Foundry, he following new
aud valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch AirTight Cooking Stoves. with
Q Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Psrlor Stove.
Casi Iron Air Tight Parior Stove, for Wood
2 sizes
Coal Burner for Parlors-l size, 2 inch c, l.
inder.
Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove-2
sizes.
Shield Alright Parlor Stove for Wood
sizes.
Egg Stove-;he very hest in use for Stores,
Offices. Barooms, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air-Tieht Cook Stove
The Complete Cook sizes.
Also. all kinds oil Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs--Castings. &c. &c.
CHRIST & FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dec. l2, ls49.
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VALUABLE BUFFAI0E VALLEY
fart,1 Tor SALE.
a O.

TJHHE sub.eriher offers at PRIVATE SALE
that valuable tract of land in Butfalor TIP
mon 10. Pa, adjoining David Herbst, Andrew
Msgee and Jacob Byler, Containing
226 Acres end p,1,h.s his
Of which about 10 scres are cleared and in IL
good sts,e Of cultivation the remainder Is heav-
ly rinbered. There is Lime stone on the Fa u
snd most OF i, has been over liDed Il ha- all
excellent Meadow lsnds
This Farm is about miles from Lewi>huIg
and l. miles from Butisloe < Road, Oh the road
between Renger's and Gu!din's Mills. shout al,
equal distance frcrs each. 1t hiss erected on 1t a
good Dw elling House, a large Bank Barn
and sl the necessary Outbuidngs; Well with
good water al Il door OF the house. and good
Spring near the building ana a, ORCHAR'
Of Fruit Trees OF all klEds. There is also on
the Farm q Tenant House, ~rh a pood
Spring of unfaIiIng water near It a rnnd St-hI-
a young Orchsrd. and q WATER POWER op
q never-fsiling stream.
The property will he sold in whole or in tw"
psrts. Terms made known at any time BY the
owner, on the premises.
JOHN BYLER in.
Buffalo TIP. Nav ~. 1852
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Iron,

No. Engli-h Iron end
No. Cenier County on, offered for sale
yre st oents per h. Band and Hoop Iron ~ psr H.
1yel ~ Do Horss Shoe Bass do
AWM ~ da Nail Rods ~ do
tof per ION, for an assortment Of different kindsl
'Pnoe s'ee o cts pr lb Country Steel 6 cts per h.
Gall at nv Blacksmith shop on North Third
street. A AnMOvo
Lswisbo's, esFt. ~, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
ROSS GRAIN DRILL.

Thi> Is will know TO the Farming community
and only ne, ds a air tr,al To give it a decided
preference over an, other Drill IN the market
Grain Reape,s Grain DsiNs and all kinds Of
Castings made to order and kept constantly on
hand and for sale at the LIE" "isburg Foundry. All
orders prompt, attended 10 by
Geddes, I:srsh t. CO.
Lewisburg. May s, 1859 9w
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for 6!i! Sale.

I'HAT large aud desirable property on
l. the corner OF Market and Wafer S,s.,
we'll situated for a residence, for business,
or for residence and place Of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain.
ing 4 large rooms on the f.sr floor, 6 he'd
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
aud Washhouse adjoins, and II, has also a
large cement Cislern, Pump and Well Of
good water, and all the necessary out.
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to GE" F. urLLER
Esq. S. +. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. % 1859
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" r. WHARTON. Foreman.

Mr.. TOBTNNON'S EfIOhT on QUESTION e.
Ha,irg rai'iul cx mred both mt'',ineS en' given
lie >rh.' due cousderitl y, s'a O. the oi.uion that
- oru.,ls Eral ing Machine. at pes IL made, Is most
Ixbe To- gel uLt g. oIdcr. Uencdl
RnnI SlN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
GRAIN REAPER
aud Moving Machine.

Great improvements for 1852!
rlNH!S Machine obtained the AW ARD OF the
Judges specially appointed by the Cleveland
I'm, handy Agricultural Society to compare this
Rr,p.I with N COrm,ck's. They pronounced 1t
superior in every rrspec,-(see ,ficial Report
below
This Machine invented by Mr.. IiussEr Is achieving =
series of tiuuphs in England, which rapidly Obtain
ing f. il that pr--eninent position which .ts ihth-c
have already tor it in the land oI Its organ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
LEWISBURG, PA,

4 L. HATFIELD, has on hand . large
IA. and splendid assortment Of MATCHES,
SILvIRwARE and JEwELRr, Just received from
the hest Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in Philadelphia and New York. and consequent
ly much lower than IL Purehased from those Re-
tailers who pretend to be Wholesalers.
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Or. Z. a. %. THORNTON,

MaRKEr ST. LEwIsnuRs,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Che emicals, Dye.
Slufi.. OILS. Glass. Perinmery,
Confectionery, and Fancy Articles.
Dr.Thornton returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which be has received, and he assures
the community that every s,te ntion shall be paid
70 the comPoundng of Medicines. and that oil
Drug: shall be fully tested before they are offered
Sor sale and warranted 10 be pure and genuine.
a Prescription given free Of charge At DR..
Thornton's Drug Store.
Remember to call q, the old stand first door
sbovs the Mammoth Store of J. & ] Walls.
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Valuable Property
At PRIVATE SALE.

WILL be sold at Private Sale the following
w valuable and desirable prop+rt e. and
building lots situated in The isoro' OF LIE i.ture
Union Co, Pa, belonging to the estate OF isAB.
HLLA BLACK. decd:
No. 4. that full lot Of ground ituated on the
corner of Cherry alley, fronting Water 49,
street. ~hereon is ernct'd this: we'll known &A
and long establishs stor, frsne Tn,ern IssssXH
house e615 front by 81 feet in depth, lssssss ~
with kitchen attached, also new Fran
Stable 3t1a by feet, with Carrisg- fiousr
36l2 by II feet attached. Wood House other out
budings-a failing We'll of Water. about 30 fue
young Fruit Trees, &c, &c.
No. =. a lot on the corner Of Cherry Alley
IL 'onting Water Street. West 81 feet. and II
Is;Y running low water M * on the Susoue- :5H
- hanna River, wLereop is erected two Two sA-
Story Dwelling Houses
No 3. a lot fronting on Water Street. v es,
81 feet, and running to low water mark in the Susaue
hsnns River
No 4, q lot fronting on Ws,er Street. ives,
81 feet and running low water mark in the susque-
hanna River.
No. 5 building 10, fronting on Water Street.
cas-. eo}i fetby in depth is feet public alley .d.
joining property Of Thos. Neebit.
No. 6 desirable building lot, 664 bv in
DEPTH TO public alley, Of Second aud ST. John
street.
No. "a lot same size fronting on Second
street, adjoining No. Q.
No. z. q lot same size fronting on Second
street. adjoining MOI.
No. 8. lot same size fronting on Second
street, adjoining Nos.
The above mentioned building lots " i'll be old
together or separately to suit purchasers.
Apply to JOHN NORTON
Le~i.burg. March 10. 1859 sms5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

NRAlN or Seed Drlls-Ross' Patent
VI decldedi, the best and most durable
Grain Drill now in use, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by Gedde> 4 Marsh
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

M iARD'S Patent Gang Plow. supe-
w rior article, for sale al The Lawisburu
Foundry by Geddes & Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02

And a variety Of Ene goods. latest styles neatly
got up a, prices to sui' the times 0-r a"d war-
ran,ed 10 be what sold for. Also great variety
Of gilt and plated pOods-Chains. Pms. Spoons
Locke,s. Spec,acles. Cases, Baskets. Ear Rings
Sha~ Pins. Hair Pins. Coral Beads, Steel Bead.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

70 either she naa q ssssns o e as
unnSsrssng snd prcatsss oeoupatsa Of showing bsvy
Of country cousins Osansuta acquaintance ever Lea
Mon vbs! = b dsnsf rrsssnt then EsA s.s q
aid or oompany-ths whole Of the great thorougxeres -
Ing dvested Of The tributary strost rcnderng what ha!
ssss a.d esrs.i.sy 1:ssrs W:oh nsrssss:n .hs ware
IL general and printing silk another
81 the great Sessursssof this immense eetabh
uaaA-GlokA. uo.G
HOTEL DE EUNIvERS, LYONB.-Messrs. Glover 4
MURRAY invite the attention Of American travellers
establishment situated In The bes quarter town.
sany Furnished and hs.sd with every oonvsnisnee and
for families single gentlemen The cuisine and wines
otrecherche character the attendance we'll directed and
the charges moderate Travellers earnestly requested
not to attend TO the statements Of and
psrters who eek TO induce 10 elsewhere
the Of the h0te being diaant full
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FIN ANCIAL.

VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS, FOR
largest portion Of public Is the hands Of her own
Sspssm6sT her pubic debt amounted to saossss This
xi1snI.
recent report III. Genera. Assembly III. Asdisss
the value swnsd BY the state $685.
Ing o &. Fund Ss nss csns
:asS the tess possible hold
S X VIZ
% borrow millions Of dollars complete
a New
a aSd
public That he bonds may within the Of si
500 and s $4,000 Of these 1 bonds have been
er tho Indian Annuity Tsnd sieoocS have been .ian
BY M B.na s and T.ns e, Com
ropcan account The bssncs the disposal Of tho
rent market value wSeut sroherass 70 the purchaser
FINANCIAL ARrioLE Or THE NEW CONSTITUTION or TIE
STATE OF VIRGINIA, ADOPTED ny THE REFORM coNvsS-
T0y o. oo AND arrmoy.p ~ THE PEOPLE on THh
s The Liability to the STATE Of any com
to redeem tho prneips and pay the in
be made BY III; stats to s'h S shall
the faith Of the State bind il in any me debts
g. Ts Of 10 % IN.
nErevepue equal cent OF the State ts5t
existing the first day Of Jan in the year thu
sand eight hundred and fftytwo The fund thus apart
shall be called the Sinking Fund and shall be applied TO the
payment Of the interest State debt and the PRINCIPAL
Of such part be redeemnbe II part be redesma
Bile then the residue Of the Sinking Fund After the rsymen
OF such interest," fhs invested In tho certificates
Of ,h or of United Of some Of
the State this Union and applied the OF the
State debt rs shall become redeemabe Whenever after
the sad first day of January debt shall be contracted
the commonwealth shere shall be set in like
annually for years sum exceeding BY one por
cent the aggregate annual interest to be paid thereon ~
the time which shall be part OF the sinking
Fund and shall be applied in the before directed
The General Assembly shall otherwise
rart Of the Sinking Fund it's acorung interest except
time of war, insurrcetion, or nva son
Art 30 The General Assembly may, NJ any time direct
sale OF the stocks held by the In internal i'm
and other companies but the proceeds OF suoh
SALE made before the payment Of the public debt shall
Ia nj nav
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
LudEatc Hill, LondonThe above house 10 centrally
situated has excellent coffee room sweye private
sitting rooms. between forsy and ty light airy
ready night porssrin hxsS ohsrse Tor SER
maine his grateful thanks 70 his American friends
tc he fAvors he has long enjoyed ~ hor hsne tnd 40
lioiN they con tur I'D patrcnaae and hoh
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PROPOSED DAT rs OF SAILING.
m Ea.u York Ernrn LIHaHnn1I

EDWARD K. COlL.iNs 3 CO., 56 Wall a., N. York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY l. CO., Liverpool,
:. @. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard. London,
JOHN EUNROE CO.. 70 Rue Nosre Dame des Vic
torres, Paris; or
GEO. Il. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will NOT be sod
silver. bullion specie, ewery precious stones mosais
unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the vAlus
thereon therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

" k00 REWARD.-JEFFRiES AHTIDoTE, a kPE-
pOOO OHIO mixture FOR Ee Of privhte dlscrasss
makes Speedy cure without tho eaas restriction OF ds
drink exposure or change In application 70 beepesa Th
propriotor challenges aslnge osss which ths msturs w
put up In bottles with full directions &c. ST. One eesns
las.s weeh-msnY are cured in two days For sale ~
H. Ring lss BrsAdvsy sad los BsYard street New rert
We li,tle lN Haaoyss street. Besiaa Wrsas . "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

NJ LARAoNT, SURGEON, y. r. soCiETY, AND n.
WI g. Hedioins hiss established Coy his greatly supsgs
meA ent Of All priysse disesses repu.sor which othg5
sorcy envy him. rotonly tor tho sstonishngy rapid
OF the disease while leoLl, without In many
any medicines bu, in those syphisc msnshF sas
years duration causing the destruction of the boaaa
and which have been under tho charge OF the
neat without success nro HE services much sougb.
and vneedi TOR unlee abe system entirely freed to sa
s eessroysr saeets .he nnocea. Offspring fot genegt
eons The written oerthcates published BY him ara ti
cures sat hs Ia not afraid 20 asso cannes be eqgss
enough hs pfeoeptor sha great Rlosrd Of Paris a
ietunassy numerous victims OF self sepse IS thets ~
thousands who cannot 10 cured wth medicines No. Tiers
FORE espeosy sooi0 ,hos half CURED and
oiwhAtover complaint in ths Speciality ~ DO always s
sr stu shtemeat OF Ge ease, with tec ,o5os HfosdwA
Posi- Onoa, New YORK; will he necessary. Patents ApVT
ias personally hsvo sepa rooms oce hours Ia ~
morning till and 70 In Me evening a Reate str,.i
$50 dootB IRON Broadway, opposite sse~srts-nos ~
drpkylss. n,9,-As osSaA vosk VIZ sV9a o,pa9u,as<
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vVSHE MARRIED woMAHs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
panion.-BY Dr. A. hsuroeau, Professor Of DissaAe
Of Women-Twensieth edition, isno., PIP. 10-Prios ~
saectiona.s ws peouniary douiiies 70 ihs has
band might have been spared by timely possession Of th
work. Is intended especially for the married. thos
contemplating marriage, 10 disooses important sssys
which should DO hnswn 70 them partioularly:
family, 10 10 Of special In porsAnoo.
Here Also every femsletbs wife, The mother-ths -,
either budding into womsnhoo tho osher in the dooa
Of yesrs IN whom nature ntsmpAtes An ohaex
remedies and mode OF In every PLAZA
70 which hsr eex 10 subject. -
(Extfset OF letter from gentleman In Dayton, oheJ
Nv DsAa Sra NY wife ns been poroeptbly sinking 10
Some three Ia consequences great AnEu3
and suffering months before and during her conhnA
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