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MEDICAL REFORM.

hR. III. ES. HARRIS would announce to
~ the ciiiEen> oi I.e~sbure and vicinity that
he has removed into Norlh Third street in the
house formerly occupied By Capt Paul, above the
Germen Reformed Church. Thankful for the
It1ersI patronage hitherto received, he continue.
to offer his professional services 10 oil who may
desire them.
He practices medicine in accordance with the
most approved systems of Medical Reform-gives
no Cn,omel or Mercury in any forn-snd hopes
to prove himself worthy CT the confidence Of the
community.
He keeps - hand. for sale. an extensive
Variety Of Thomsonsn and other Vegetable
Msdic.ns-, for the Use OF such customers as may
desire Them.
He is also prepared to clean and extract Teeth
Beusbcrg, Aprll Z, 1852
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1000 lbs. J inch I inch, S inch, inch,
lOUO II inch. inch square and by
! by ! Sander.on's hes. CAST STEEL. just
recJ nv u. KREMER & co
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LeWisburs Daguerrean Gallery.
& EEAvVN would respectful

~ eunonnce TO the cili,ens oi tewishurg an /
Surrounding towns a:d country, that they have
o.. ned a L iGr ERBEAN GALLBEY - the Brick Build
Iu the south side NJ Market st. between Third AMI
Fourth nenriy opposite :. krrner Co.'S
es. Of Iahr Iiou.htCns. where they pre-
pared 20 take Ds-uerre type hkenesses To insert into
Madala. Breast Pins Finger Rings sc P,rsous having
pictures Of their friends, have them copied good
the n-i .ii.7t. m sat cp "A cJscs
IaTu: r~rtnsnent location, rer7cls fr-r1 distance
have their pictures taken time they call Persons
wishing their Family taken do veil by calling they
at any time II suits them our Gallery being
permanent and always open Pictures taken for Sl.Oo
and upwards.
b. Instructions given cn reasonable terms.
Lewisbu-g, May i, 81. SPIhER HANS.
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nothing hirh cUf -rHrc - effects
with tis Preparation CthcrS time but ell
t--s AM n 81 dirses Of ID. lTnEs and throat where
i.ec.ne give rrlirf thi> viii do it, 1t i pleasant
'ak~, an pert city in accordance iii he 'rpctons
We dc not advertise fr the Information % thus- who
have tried !; but H. who have Fsmi that have
known lis value vii no; h without t. rui by - timely
~ tey are e--e from the isu-r-od. consslr nc. II
Coughs and Colds which neglected rY5n INTO fatal
sumption.
si tti reparstln ~ the rosd of Judges S-pi.-1-
jr st7j also te Fozl OF the .-s- r,t In.r.tn,, of
Art. in ts country ar the Diploma th- - iu>ti-
iut- ~ CiaciEl haE her gissr th I-irrFT P1Cro-
EA 10y Their Govfsnu'n in ccrsieratn of it. cxtranr
d'naty sS-sler~e and usefulness in curing Affect If
tn LIn-s AMI Trusi.
R.a: i6s f,l..lr- opinion founded the long .xpe-
roucf # tie ncnt Physician y tie Port and Cty Of
pr ! c AyrT-- a 81 JaaSs. Nav 5. is6I.
Five tr.l r yoar CHERRY PET n Al in nv
prac,ic, hs proven vstI fNrsa from it, rrp1s-ti.
must he true h't it eratics;s and cures the eoIdsnnd
coughs wi5rh .I Ibis section pc-iisTlr liable
think it. clusl has VET 6e.n disrove red do
knoA how better ryueIy he ra- Tie j.>.a;rpc-s
of the Threat AMI Iu--s.
J. : BCRroN VI D.rRs
SEE hat thar done on wasted constitution, only
IN the following cases, but 4. tho-'and In-r"
II ,rer. IN She z.onth of Jnly la. W. attacked
by violent dar7hsa in the mines q Cs & rui-. r.
trnc 10 ssn FEaucscp in hope Of receiving hen f for
change of climate aId diet. NJ disrrlea CEASED. but
followed ~ a -rrere c'u ,han-j 'rA s-r-ucsS. |
inag s!Artl f.r ho-- but received ne iusi from the
v,va w -au-h continual h r-,w v,rsr .-.l -i,n
arriv"d IN New fork. vas Mt "nc" marked ~ my
4n7'g'7n-e a. yicm of rousunir'ion must confess
rtct snifci-t 20 doubt my friends
all believed At this time uer'l kin truy
invaluirS 7-1irs With little exp citation OF deriving
anv : jirft f7,n it, roa receive these
Ems III rrgaTi = duty the afflicted
h-nt- o. that ny heath. the space eight months
i fEjv restored attribute It the your CHER
RN FErToEAL
Yours trlly, WM W SMITH.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Apri u. IsiS.
ra-- Sir Finding that have been spared from a r-r
r7~t-' -gIvc. through yc5r insrume !ay by the FRO
vdrn-r Z Col will take the liberty svr-ess ycu
nv -yttjtuie
trsgh and the alarming symptoms Of 'cnsunrtion
Lad lcri me tn low to isaTe anything ike hope
wh-n ny ph1srirn hroH.ht me tctu, oi sour D." .,a
-1L" II yemi 10 afford i'm lriise --sf and il
few w,sss tin has rest r-d ne e scGn1 heath.
II Will do ,r others what It for re you are
tlinly one of the b-noficlCrs cf mankind.
Sincerely wishiny you -ysry hies-,ng, .r,
Very . sfs-;Gi!y Huur..
JOHN =. CLARK, Rector Of ST Peters chu-ch.
with .urh assurances ard from such stronger
rrooc be siducei uness it b. from lis eject upon
tr4al
PREF4FED IND SOLD BTJAkES AVER,
Practical ari sualy ii-al Chemist, Lowell R,l,
For s,!e by w. s-H.Fs- :. Isvish'lrg; HCa.os,
Milton; Niss ,rCly, Snriliu m lrrspd. C " kssscr.
New Berlin; Gcrhsrt. seusSrgve; and by Druggists
vsrywhere. lyins,ief.cchsqa
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C0WS.-For sale in Lewisburg. one or t>o
COWS, nearly fresh. Inquire at the
fh.onic,e Office
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DEEUS of superior form for sale E, tbs
- Chronicle oiacs. cts single. Soc Fer AZ
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The RAILROAD
Is coming 10 Ler,isburg, and the Engineers are
"oc rigging Themselves from tys to toe os
DAVID MYERS
Cheap Clothing and Furnishing Siorc,

Sign qftie Striped Cat, a. p N.g.rs' old 4i-,,.
LNOR there the citizens Of Lewisburg and The
y surrounding country will find one Of he hes,
selected and largest stocks Of CelCI7E1l-- :.
ever brought to this county, consisting IN par,
as follows:
\ large and extensive stock of Ready Made
Clothing Of ali qualities and prices sni Of The
latest style.
large assortmen, of Cloths, Cassln,eres,
Vestings, Trimmn $, &c.
A variety of fine and common Shirts. Collars
Silk, kossuth and Summer HATS and CAPS,
Hdke'chfs, Cravsts. Hosiery. Gloves. &c.
Every description of Clothing made fc oJnier in
the neatest and most expeditions manner.
Come one aud all, before purchasing anything
elsewhere in the shape Of garment. and you'll
save money by doing so. can dress you from
head TO foot, for from one dollar up to fhy anI
hitter myself thc, can suit all both in price and
quality. Don't forget the pIace-sign of Striped
Coat. I.ewisbrrs. April l3. 1855
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pOH LBS. White and Col,'d Cotton CarPe,
ccV Chain fer sale at K3EMERS.
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iewisbnrC, July 9, 1852
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tSHPerson. in Cnon and iAe upper part OF
Norhumbersnd counties. end IN fenns and
Brush valleys, Center coun'y, can procure the
above Machines on application 10
II. C. HftKOK.
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Tre sNvp -1Pdi-ine BE- had in Irisl srg only ot
! ! WALLS Who tbs oniy deslers IN tn uins
CUHSTCCS S r3EF.4Es FsDS lyIl4inss3s
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0RM.



A French paper gives an account Of >
curious incident that occurred at q RchaFity
fair At Paris. A young lady celebrated for
her beauty and her wit, presided at one Of
the tables. Among the throng which pres
sed around the fair vender Of elegant fancy
articles, was young gentlemen Of much as
surance, who gazed upon the lady with Of
fensiYe freedom, and affected to admire the
various articles exposed for sale, but who
bought nothing.
What will you please to buy, sir 2 ask.
ed the lady, with smile Of peculiar mean
Ing.
sO,' replied the exquisite, with Ian
gushing lock, swhat most wish to pur.
chase is, unhappily, not for sale
Perhaps it IS, said the lady.
%, mol dare not declare my wishes
Nevertheless, said the fair one, aet me
know what you wish t0buy.'
well, then, since you insist upon It, I
should like to have ringlet Of your glossy
hair"
The lady manifested no embarrassment
at the bold request, but with q pair Of scis-
sors Immediately clipped off one Of her beau
tifub locks and handed it to the astonished
youth, remsrking that the price was vshan-
drsd francs
Her bold admirer was thunderstfuck at
the demand, but dared not demur, as by
this tfme group had collected and were
listening 20 the conversation. he took the
ringlet, paid over the five hundred francs,
and with an air Of modification and sadness,
left the hall.--Sat. EOeWiRg GGSeite.
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rhe ART of shavIpg--An Improvement

The lather brush is more generallyadt
hered to, from the want of reflection how
much NOR. simple, expeditions, aud effect
i've it is, TO dip the cake Of fine soap, of any
description used for washing the hands, in
the bowl Of pure cold water-tO rub it as
far as necessary on the face, and afterwards
to rub the face few times with the hand,
until the beard is thoroughly moistened by
the soap and water, reduced to a consist
ency similar to that required in washing
the hands, and barely sufficient to prevent
the wash from running down the razor.
The operator then, after wiping the hand,
proceeds Immediately to the process OF
Shaving, for which the face is better pre-
pared than when covered by mass of iroth
laid on by the brush. The process being
accomplished, there is no brush or soap box
to be cleansed and packed away, but, with
the exception of wiping the razor and
washing the face, the operation is finished.
The last improvement is the invention Of
Bakers ShapiRg Paper, which consists of
small leaves of thin paper, of size Just
sufficient for use in wiping from the razor
the small quantity of soap which remains
upon it, which paper is covered on one side
by very thin coating of some material
which possesses the property Of giving to
the razOr's edge the smoothness who his.
given by the skilful use of the most deli
cate strap. The peculiarity of the i'm
provement is, that no other skill or care is
required in the use Of the paper for cleans
ing the razor, and at the same time giving
I the most delicate edge, than simply that
which is necessary to avoid cutting your
fingers, and to wipe from the razor all soap
or naoislure which may be upon it. The
paper is then thrown away, and the razor
is put back into its case In state for use
the next day. The paper thus prepared is
an English patented invention, and Is sold
BY Burnett, in this city. It apparently
eaps the climax Of Improvements in the art
Of shaving, by which the operation is re-
dueed to a process easily performed in six
or seven minutes, including the washing
aud wiping Of the face, the preparing of the
razor for the next days use, and replacing
It 10 It's ease, it being the only implement
to be packed away, or which can encumbel
ones baggage on a journey
We throw out the suggestion to all those
Life Offices, whose affairs have become com
plicated BY the s'notep system; as well as tc
persons insured in those Offices; whether u
| 4 not better, without further delay, TO make
an equitable adjustment aPportioning "a
each person the fair proportion to which The
| policy Is entitled, than BY an unexl Sected
assessment upon " notes, force the policy
from ne unfortunate man who is unable tC
meet ilie engagements he was so 0stenta
fToasly assured would never be required 81
| lin. 4aekeiI's Tas. Journal.
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The Bitter bitten,

A few years ago farmer who was noted
for his waggery stopped at tavern, which
he was in the habit Of stopping at, on his
way from Boston to Salem. The landlady
had got the pot boiling for dinner, and
the cat was washing her face in the corner.
The traveller, thinking it would be a good
joke, took off the pOt-lid, and while the
landlady was absent put grimalkin into
the pot with the potatoes, and then pursued
his Journey to Salem. The amazement Of
the landlady may we'll be conceived, when,
on taking up her dinner, she discovered
the unpalatable addition which was made
to it. Knowing well the disposition OF her
customer, she had no difficulty in fixing on
the aggressor, and she determined to be
revenged. Aware that he would stop on
his return for a cold bite, The cat was care
fully dressed. The wag called, as was
expected, and pussy was put upon the
table, among other cold dishes, bat was 20
disguised that he did not know his old
acquaintance. He made a hearty meal,
and washed It down with a glass Of gin.
After paying his bill, he asked the land
lady IL She had q cat she could give him,
for he was plagued almost to death with
mice. She said she could not, for she had
lost hers" @ iGff
"Whatl" said he, "dOn't YOU know
where she isi' a8 ~
go yes" replied the Iandlhdy, yOu
have just eaten her !"
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INSTANTANEOUS PoRTRAITs. The Scientific
American says that instantaneous portraits
eau now be taken on collOdon by a very inge-
nious French invention. The person whose
portrait is to be taken, is placed some distance
off, in front Of the lens, and the OPERATOR
while conversing with him, pulls trigger
By so doing, newly invented cap turns on
its own axis, and in its rotary motion allows
the light and the image Of the sitterto pass
through hole twice the diameter Of The lens.
The port rait is taken in the fraction Of sec
Ond, and for quielsaea7 eau or be compared
to electricity. 4
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'GoNE dueking.' That ia the term used
to yonng TELLER in Arkansas who goes TO
"set up to young women.
pARTlsTic BLUNDfRs. .-Arvaine in his Cyclic.
edia Of Anecdotes, records many instances Of
lRughable anachronisms OF painters, and among
others that Of the picture Of Eden, in which
Adam and Eve occupied the fore ground, while
in the back ground q German student is shoot
French artist, Of the LORDS Supper, in which
the table ia decorated at each end with tum-
blers holding cigar lighters.
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PoETICAL MEDLEY.

Jennie kissed when we met,
Jumping from the chair she sat in;
Time! you thief, who love to get
Good things in your pouch, put that In!
Say I'm ugly, say I'm sad,
Say that health and wealth have missed me
Say I'm growing old, but add
Jennie kissed me!
o! could l climb where Venus stood,
And view all sorts of weather,
I'D take the rainbow In my hands,
And tie both ends tOgethert
Under this express,
Smashed by high press
OF steam lie;
Too fondly trusted
To boat what busted
And blew Inc sky high.
Take my advice and use q friend
Like a cigar | say;
Smoke him as long as he will draw,
Then throw the wretch away.
How often is our path
Crossed by some being whose bright spirit sheds
A passing gladness DER il, but whose course
Leads down another current never more
To blend with ours; vet far within The soul,
Amid the rushing Of this busy world,
DwellS many n secret thought that fingers still
Around that image.
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Steps are being taking TO erect monument
to the memory Of Thomas Hood, over his re-
mains in Kensal Green Cemetery. Some verses
in Eliza Cooks Journal gave rise to the idea I,
and knot Of gentlsmen belonging TO the
Whittington Club proceeded at once to carry it
out. They have subscribed privately El20,
and further subscriptions are flowing in.
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TIRE attention Of the public is respectfully called
the Superior facilities afforded at this lnStitu-
tion, for qualifying individuals in thorough, prae-
iicsl manner, for the Counting Room, aud business
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEEPING BY DoU
BILE ENTRY.-A complete practical Course Of In
suetiOn IL given in the art Of keeping, scientifically,
Double Entry Books ia the different departments OF
Trade, Commerce and Manufactures, comprehend
ing The best forms In among the most eminent es
tabllshmehts engaged individually in partnership
in business, whether prosperous or adverse IN the
purchase and sale Of merchandise al wholesale and
retail, importing and exporting their own account
OH commission or Joint speculation, including spec
ulatiOns In Stocks, Real Estate, &c, with steam.
boating, Bank, Insurance., Railroad and Books Of
Jaint Stock and Chartered Associations generally.
COMMERCIAL ALCALCULATIoNS embrace every
variety Of commercial computations pertaining %
business operations, being taught according 20 the
most improved methods-lnterese, discount EquA-
tIons, Arbitration Of Exchanges, &c. -
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE.--S such
exercises are introduced this subject are calcn.
lated to impress business habits and genuine busi
ness STYLE Of Correspondence upon the mind Of the
student, as well as familiarlze him with Commercial
Tschncaifies and PhTaseology, intending pro JoTma
Invoices, Account Sales, BilIs Of Exchange, &e.
PRACTICAL PENMAN6tiIP One houT is de-
voted 70 teaching sytematic style Of Business WTi
ting, combining lrssdOm with thorough command Of
hand and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease and
raPidiy, and perfect lsgibiity with beauty Of con-
stFnotOn.
OMY.-Dsiy Lectures are given on these impoF-
tant tOpcs a connected with the avocatohs Of the
merchant In the operations Of eommce and practical
workings Of trade, embracing the subject of Partner
ship, Principal and Agent, Negotiable INSTRUMENTS,
Sales, Debts, GraEaHtses. &C.; also on the laws oi
Wealth, Currency, foreign and domestic Exchanges,
Credit, Profit, Interest, Wages, lhternatioa Tfads'
6c,
The course can be completed in from siEnt Il
Ts,a.s - n. Fnu ro,,.. an Cd I
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APeaman. "A London witness having de-
scribei himself as ''penman, was asked in
what department of literature he welded his
pen, and replied that he penncd sheep in
Smithfield Market.
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YOuso ladies should beware Of we'll dress
"a Young men, who apend their lives in suck
fnps in sscoblers' aud shOemakefs-the former
thFo stfaw, ahd the latter ont Of anew. pair
81 boots.
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CAN'T DO WITHOUT A PAPER.
A soLLooUE-BY "oNE OF THE PEOPLE.

loLuooUY- by "oNE OF THE PEOPLE.
What DO without paperl No,
I've tried q to my sorrow;
So, 10 subscribe for one, III go,
Nor wait until tomorrow.
Should lovers hang or drown themselves,
Or other foolish eaper,
never get n hear Of it,
do not take the paper
Why, there's my neighbor, Toby Stout,
tie afRays reads the News,
And having news 10 talk about,
lie never gets the ''blues:'
While others yaWn in ennui,
His mind Is light as vapor;
The cause Is plain TO half an eye
lie always takes the paper
While neighbOr Stout hears all the news,
And knows each current price,
And always minds the P's and as,
By taking good advice,
cannot tell the price Of grain,
OF poultry, coffee, taper,
Or any kind Of merchandise
Because take no paperl
Though have studies which require
Much time and mental labor,
Yet can spare a little time
As well as Stout, my neighbor
Though time be precious, can use
A longer midnight taper,
And thus find time to read the NEws--
Therefore Ill take the paper!
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Thomas NJ. Smith, the editor Of the Vir-
ginia Recorder, died in the town Of Buchan.
an, Va, a few days ago.
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fsorSIoUs, The old gentleman who made
: srlga a take the twist ont Of little pigs
fails 4 new busy in getting up series OF
loeks lsr tie alimehtary canal.
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RgnrMREB THIs.--ste submits TO be seen
through microscope who suffers himself 10
Be ranqht in a passion.
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GoP TnuFH .--If you wonld rise ia the
world lea laait net stoop tp kick at every cur
who bss e yqu asyOu pass along,
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Rates reduced thirty-fhres and ORs-third per
cent Those who insure on this plan anticipate the
profits Of .NHtaai Company (to the amount ef 33bi
pefceni) in the reduction Of the premium. If pet
son wishes TO leave definite sum 10 his heirs, not
subject 10 the contingencies of profits this system OF
nsnrancs Is preferable. Or if he wishes TO insure lot
| period less than life ,
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Thomas Cafr0li, NJ. d. o. II. Comeeys, NJ. ID.
J.F. Potter, N. d. 10
Ofics on Third street, next doof east Of the CITY
Bauk, Reedef's Bnidinga, between Vine and WAL
NIT streets. "
This Company efIeo, insFEahee on lives, confer en-.
dowmonts, grant anhultles, and make al other
tActs appeFtainlng % Life Insurance., pN the NEST
fdDordbts tsrns.
Az the advantages which cen Be- tscuged by insuf-
snce 10 any office In this country, may be had 10 thf
Company, The capital is large aud vel secured, and
the character and standing Of tOse who composo tho
Board, Is guaranty that the affairs Of the Company
viii be honestly and judiciOusy managed, and the
interests Of the insured pgoteeied. r
In addition TO the usual tenRs Of Insurance, thia
Company have made arrangements 70 insure those
who do not use Intoxicating lqueCl, Al lower rates
than other persons Also insure Divisions ofthe SOhs
Of Temperance. A Division Of ffty members, by
paying the small annual premium Of Sixty.sx dollars,
may insure Five Thousand Dollan on the lives Of
their members, the Of One Hundred Dollaya being
paid by the Company on the death Of each member.
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TnE PAyenEEns ! J. eg 9. EEmsaH.

THE DAUGHTERS OF TKaHKsRHs-
ANGE HOUSE or EHaPLOYBIENT5
IN the Centre Hall Building corner OF Western
ladies' and gentIemen's linen, misses and ehildTeRs
clothes Of al descriptions. AlsO-an intelligence
Office foE procuring help. $50
The House Of Employment, although under the
management ofths D. Of T., Is not 6r ie pnfp0ss Of
aiding that sOcisly, has been frequently staisds
not half dozen members Of the Order have received
employment since hs Institution but its object ls
to give employment indiScfiminaiely, y sll wonAyj
destituts females.
January 10, 1852.
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TE ~.

WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
and tarss on every package 0f Tea, snd
81 make no charge for dTsYaze o. shipping.
MOORE & CHESTER,
Tea Warsfosms, Seventh and Walhut, en-.
February ., is52.
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SONS OF TEMREExANDEs
n VfsVVEI.fs H. sneeaasoF e II VI. liqfteH, MANY
~ sas'nsatnssa 1Ivtrionsf Emblems and hegailsi
Denntiazs Fmbiamh ssals -kes mannlleiazqa apa ief
al Al Ne. I5I, NIain Street, Cineinnnii Q.
January y, 1852
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In hildepaTtmsnt, when the premium amounts 20
Forty dollars and upwards, bnt one half il required
In cash dividends Of profits annually This dsparl.
msni, Enliks other Mutual COmpanies l. secured bY
the whole eaplalof tie Company q. 81 sl50 sni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-05
rE

T1HE io7hsh2 OF DOVE ~AACS 4 CO. wse dissolved az
4 the ls To-: Inc .r!ihi;ams OF WN B. lShACS. Ether
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