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nnaly ling ts and applying the principles which
difficulty, II alarm. ought convince that pro-
ciency can be arrived at Without such education and
II was 10 this for schools Of design established
der Colbert early the reign Of Louis the Fourteenth
which had given TO the present people the character they
pnjoy srbiters Of tsste He then narrated the pro
made In England since the establishment Of schoo
Df design eighteen years ago and provincial
and showed the effect in the working Of the system among
The manufacturers q proof that the Improvement 10
Rxt had a money value With this end he read some
extracts reports made the House ofCommons The
first movement In the United States made by Mrs
Peters Of Philadelphia in 1S4S who thought she In the
cultivation and exercise Of those faculties In which the
exccs rather than In the assertion Of women's
rightsN avenues TO independence and proper rcmu-
nerstioD for their labor In this pursuit. the Franklin
Institute had afterwards Joined her, and under its
auspices school was opened in Deoember, 1850, into
which that OF Mrs Peters merged Personal inspection
bad convinced him Of the advantages Of this establish
nsnt and the pecuniary results Of the expert.
her life on board tho Henry Cav was the ace
complished and efncsnt head Of that establishment
community than to thu ndividua-nc lsss IN n.tiors
than In SOCIAL point Of view while II held ont rsn1
human family was mo- tn s, ,ses part Of the
and through them society at large with the adSors1
Cruces Of cultivated ana refined tastes The educao
sought 70 be taught at these schools was Of mora in
portance than any partial scheme Legislators could ~
vent As long our manufacturers proclaimed tho an
perority offoreign tastes and foreign looms BY produc
sothn9 bus limitations Of foreign fashions We NAV ny
sure the world will take them their word In eycrv
view schools Of design and especially female schools q
design appear 70 be highly deserving Of the attention and
countensnce Of all enlightened friends Of education Mr.
Morris concluded by Offering the fonoVing resolution
which was adopted -
THAT this Association hear with pleasure Of the estab
hshment In this country Of female schools Of design
echoos Of ornamental art they sometimes called
behoding IN them Of the legitimate fruits Of general
sudimsnt1y education and looking upon them as Inn
porant Instrumental opening proper fields for the
excroe OF female industry and talent and laying the
Foundation o. Intelligent Independence In the industrial
pursuits a the country y
The Convention then adjourned until three O'Clock
I'm
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHIDA.
~ delphia.-Loaves By steamboat JOHN P0TTN, Pne
hours Fare, fret class, ST. second olass (by 2P ne
street, at A. and M.
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EoREIGN LAN0UAGES-A GENTLEMAN FROM ~
rope who give the most distinguished references
character and capacity desires to employ few leisure
hours in giving Instruction to ladies gentlemen, either
In the French. Germsn Spanish Italian
kuAkes. Address "Stas" at this oIflco.
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A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRIN0s.-THI
"A Of tho New Xsrk and Harlem Railroad leave ~
A. 10 o'clock h.Msil train g Chatham fcgr C.ras.
Troy Lebanon Springs Pittfed Springfield
termediato stations At o'clock p. M-Aoeommodatloa
train 70 Chatham Four Corners connecting with Wssee
k,iroad going cast Passengers for Lebanon Slria IN
take the 10 O'Clock A. NJ tran to Chatham Wosteva 9a6
road Canaan, and stage Lebanon arriving early the
same afternoon. Fare through, 81 N. SLOAT, Sup't.
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CHAMPAGNE BRANDY. GROCERIES, &C.-FRIDAY,
~ August 18th, l0ts o'clock large assortment OF
seres and liquors Of prime quality
be found in hrst CHASE establishment
choice preserved FRUITS Meats aad Pickles. also some
SalAmanoer Fire Safes.
WELLINGTON A CARTER. Auctioneer,
No. 81 DeY street. Greanuich,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
First AInua, Fair.

Some Of the Vice Presidents Of the So
cicty were not present at the Quarterly
Meeting, and some present had made no
progress in obtaining Members. 1t is i'm
por;ant that those Townships they rrrre-
sent should exert themselves nor, in or Ter
80 arouse the attention and secure the CO.
operation of those mos. to be benefited BY
the organization This season Of the wear
affords time t5r al to go about and obtain
Members.
The time and place of the first Fair,
viii be decided at the next meeting. The
,,l,lce will be determined by the majority
Of members, each voting through. a Vice
President; and the t;me will be go as not
to interfere with the Northumberland Co.
or the State Fair, if their times of cxhibi-
ton can be ascertaincd.
The Committee on Bylaws would doubt
less feel obliged 10y receiving copies Of By
Lsws Of other Societies, or suggestions
1Iom any source.
The Treasurer will soon have ready, c[
cgantly executed CERTIFICATES OF MEM
nEasnIp, to be supplied to every Member
OF the Society.
The s15 er'ra to be raised at the place
Of exhibition, is to defray extra expenses
incurred on the grounds, &c, in order that
essTall sums raised from Members may
be distributed in premiums. Any town
where the Fair is held, will receive sub
s.antial benefits greatly exceeding that
sum, besides the honor of having the first
fair, and the saving of time aud money
which would be spent were the Fair held
10 some other town.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
Winter VctX.

MATERIALS FOR MAKING MANURE
While the weather may remain open, the
collecting and composing Of materials for
making manure should be the business of
the farm.
FmEwoop.-.iyail yourself of every
good day during this mouth, to have cut
GOWN, hauled in and piled up, full supply
If frewood 10 last you until this time next
ycar; let your supply be such as that, come
whatsoever severity Of weather there may,
j. VIII be iaorc ample and be sure to have
it hauled as carly as possible, so that the
I.bor to your beasts aud bands may be the
less bur;hcnsomc.
WISrlaploUGuING.--As we have often
before told you, We now tell you again -
lfyou have any stiff clay fields that you i'll
tend to cultivate next spring, you would
greatly improve their te-turc and capacity
by plcughing them ;his winter. You should
however, choose your time for such work.
The rloughine of clays should never be
performed when such lands are wet. The
proper time to plough them, is when they
are moderately moist.
STAD.lNG AND SHEDDING FOR SroCk.-
Is your farm supplied with ample accom-
molations Of this kind, 10 protect all your
stock from the inclctnencics Of the win:cl
from it, cold and riiIlcss rains-from
it, snows-froin lis halls and stornIs: Il;
not, permit Us, in tic namc Of humanity,
to ask You 10 erect chem forthwith. Every
generous feeling Of t,.e heart dictates that
such accommodations should be provided /;
while i"'soest-ihat soriid passion which,
when 1t once takes possession, makes every
thing else snscanb 10 is tyr,riic sway
Will be irumJ.sl W. h,il j! ~ b. un-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
DRUG & CHEMICAL DEPOT
Dr. Thornton s. Christ.
" holesale q Retail Druggists,

Le~isbury, ia.
tFER 10 their friends and the pub,ic :,
~ large and well selected stock of
fRLSH DRtGS. MEDICINES. cHENE.
Gals, Ground Spices. (warranred nnr.N
rants, oiiS, 'arnishes, Dye Siutis OF the
very neSt quality in the market; Look
mS-"iaSs Plates and Window Glass
u an sizes; the most popular
'ArENr MEDICINES of the day:
together with 4 Complete as
s"Itnent Of Hair, Tooth.
Nan, Shaving, Comb, CIo,h,
icsh, Paint, Varnish, Whirc.wash
ana Shoe BRUSHES. Dressing andI
"faih'nS Combs, Fancy Soars, Sha.
Is 'teainS, Pomade, Ok Marrow. Ex-
tracts and Periumerv of all kinds manu-.
iaclurtd by jules Haucl, " Bazin and others.
Also well selected stock of Ladies and
uehtlcmen's FANCY NOTIONS. such rs
oteei clasps for Bags and Purses. Twist. Steel
nhSe' Purse Rings; Bristol Board Zephvr,
Nfoichet Needles, &c, Port MonaIes. Eazors
Razor StroPS, Knives, Segar Cases. Cards
Cara Eases: Note Paper Envelopes, &c.
rs, FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY. Fi,bipr
Tackle, &c. o
And a variety of other articles too numerous
to mention. Give us a call. and iudre f,r
yourselves-we charge nothing for lnoI,inr
Remember the Mammoth prug store,
DH.T. A. II. THORNTON
Aug 1882 TIiEO :. CHRIST
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
FOreifn News.

New YORK, Dec. 14.-Thc United
States mail steamer Arctic, from Liver
pool, which was due on the 18th inst, ar
rived 1T her wharf this evening at 81 ok.
Several fatal shipwrecks have occurred on
the cast coast of Scotland Gold contiu-
ucl to pour into England, in large quan!i-
ties, from Australia. There had been some
excitement in Railway shares in London,
and sales had been IN ,dc at advanced rates.
The Countess of Lpvelacc, the sole daugh-
ter Of Lord Byrcn, died on Saturday.
The Paris journals are generally cn-
crossed with election matters. The ma
jority in favor of the Empire, will not fall
shor; Of eight millions. Louis Napoleon
will undoubtedly be proclaimed Emperor
the IiId. OH the ID lust. General de St.
Armand, it is said, will be named Grand
Marshal of Police. The Chancellor of the
Exche1uer, it was expected, would bring
forth his budget Oh Friday, giving full
statement of the financial condition Of the
country. i severe storm had occurred in
several Of the Departments, causing an I'M
mcnsc destruction Of property.
The Overland Mail has arrived with two
weeks later sdyiccs from India, which re-
port the capture Of Prone: by the British
troops, with but little loss Oh either side
LlvEar""L, Dee. l.-Wright, Candy
d Co.'S. Circular of this date says, that the
Grain Markc; continues to present bold
front, and with light imports and an in
creased speculative demand; the prices for
both Wheat and Flour have advanced.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and in these diseases medicine Is Of avail what
ever Il never docs good aAi II often doc, harm
Svrups Extracts Bllrns. Balkans, i.lixirs Bites
FILLS Powders aii roiions Of every kint alike
worthless. for they weaken the vit1l energies oi tss
algosly prusratrd stem while under the strength
c1inS life giving ,it1liEing influence of GslvsEis~s.
aS applied hy thi, beautiful disco, cry tho exhause -
patient and weakened sufferer Is restoroi fpruass
Esath strength elasticity aDl viSor-
These remarks relate 10 such diseases a. SED-
RAi,,IA TIC DOLORtCX, BRONCHITIS. PAL
riTNTlON Of the HEART, WEAKNESS nni al
FEMALE. piSOR DEl:S. such as Nl-ENOCS HEAD
ACHE LASSlTI Dr. aud DtSrONDf.N'f, waeh
are ONLY other names fhr Nervous Derrn.ennent,
tPlLFPrUt FITS ami tDNEt LsioNS - alch srs
now known 10 result from n n"n-efniiii:ium us
Electric influence; NERVOUS TREMokS bsiI-
NESS which Is nearly always carscd b. toIrhiity
q. the Auditory Nerves, and can always .. ps.f, ~
ca,f d, t;alvanisn vhen the organ Ia not ie,tr, t.:
DY SPrfSiA In It's worst forms /: FAILS ami Nk A.
IYS!S uniformly cause,l by deficiency uf Nervoa
influence: CHROME RHEUMATISM, TOEPIDiTT
Of the LIVER, PAIN il The SIDE, SIt ''''iSH 'liL
tt-LlTIUS. SIlNAI. and HIP COMPLAINTS
UAFIGIiNty Of NERVOUS and IliIS!E Al ~
FEtiY and aU those distressing COM lsGntS re.r.,
ins tom d DE.LANGENENr OF the Nt.REO,S
SYSTEM.
la the above ,Il-7t anil terrible class of dis
rases-NcTyous Complaints ARE much na"Te auasE-
aus than l. Ect.erdl.s mag i.el
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
Tnf9 Rlttfut

has been invented, and the siatemen, OF few facts
may prove that j; i, not only the Best .HIchiRe
of the kind in existence, but that it is the most
pruftabic iha, man can have on his farm. The
apples a.c By this machine grated up into fine
pulp, So that it requires but a compaI ativey light
pressure, and that hut minute or two,to eXlrac,
all the cider, it heing asceEtained by practical
experiment that One Fourth more can he obtained
Than by the old process. Besides this it requires
only two hards TO grind and make up into cider
large! quantity of apples than can be possibly
made Oh the Old-fashoned machines. On this
press, owing TO the conpactuess OF the pomicc in
the tub aud the complete manner in which il is
ground, pressure Of three to FIVE tons-wh ch
can he easily ob,aincd-wiii produce a more
favorable result than one bundled tons pressure
on the ordinary cider press. even if the spplee
were ground as finely us on the improved Mil :;
and j! the apples were merely crushed as on the
Nut machine, it would require pressure OF two
hundred tons 10 produce he result accom- lisheL
hy this Patent M.il. The following ale ad!uccd
as decided advantages OF This machine:
l@.:-It m.k-s rcr than any Other lrcss Wit,
given quantity uf arp.c> in Il given time. and with
much les lal-r and exp-usc.
SeoPd-it makes cleaner and sweet-r Cider than any
nthrr n,il.inc.
Thi'd-You eau make yonr Cider as YOU want IT, ard
when YOU want it-and in luanttis from one Gallon ta
Si, or twenty barrels.
foGsGt-Nth il you rreSs YOUR Currants Cherries
Eerrss, Cheesr. Butter. Lard and Taliow
Fta-Wiih it you can ONE FOURTH Of YOUR
time in making Apple Butter
%EthWuh il you can grind or cho? Your Arp'es rota
toes. Turnis Bcr,s. Carols. or Pumpkins for Cattle.
Sr.l,ti-Gy it's use you at all times have FRESH
,id SWEET Cider.
The prics Of the Cider Mill. with tight to use
he same on any one iarm is S35. Price OF the
Root Cutting Cylinder. So.
Mo- 4 ,hi
and weigh, about 200 pounds. 1t may reaJl,
he taken to The cellar, dooI-y aid. kitchen, barn.
f>cr, or orchard, as may he most convenient.
For State, Coan'y or Township rights, or for
Gsan!s 10 make machines in certain territory for
'taied period, address (post paiJ)
". O. MCKOk, Hur,,s6uye. Pa.
s2s Persons in Union and the upper part Of
Northumberland Counties. and m Pcun. and
'rush valleys. Center couny. c1n yroeu.e the
itu'e Maeinrs on srrllcs;,ou
HI HirKoK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
New 5[l Shop.

S:aI.lue! SIifer has jus, opened a shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
Lyndalls Bonksicrc, where he is prepared To
make and sell
Boots and Shoes Of all XII. IS,
for Ladies, Misses Men and Boys. Ais, for
sale, Gun SHOES Of all sizes. RkYAIRIxG
done as usual.
for work.
Bg iunctualitv and using good materials in
the very best way. he hopes to share the pat
ronage of Il discriminating public.
Lewsburg, Nov. IL, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Chin Mineral Paint,

oOO pBi.s. NAClHNEs;I OIL. Price'Set'- per gallon
coO :Jt,0 Gallons 90 Do
in r1sks Of various sikrs. DO DO 10 10
2-o Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL. 10 So do 10
500 Gallons do do DO
in casks nf various sise-. do 90 90 40
:5o barrels TANNERS OIL. Various Minds and quail
tics, .rou 50 IT, % ccHt> per .Tlrn.
LOO Gs!.ou> in Casts OF Tnr,ss sias. various kinds
and 1u, les frorn 9. TO 50 cr.its pcf gallon.
so Tsn. TsLfON GREASE fer Heavy Bearings. AMI
Coarse MIcl;ncry, III Bu ret. or Ci-k-, of any con-
sistrncv required. Price Il ernts per H.
$50 Tons ONO MINERAL FAINT, u Barrels, at the
lowest market prize.
Machinery OIL warranted roa TO chill in the
coolest weather. aud considered 10y those using i.
equal to Sperm Oh. Bnled Paint OIL, equa! 10
l.i.ise,d Oil, other than tor white.
| am constantly recei:ins large supplies OF the
above named articles, and my motto is. - Small
profits and quick selurns.' =. +. POND,
Sd Wafer st (undeI the Pearl ST. House. }
New York, Feb 1882 3m423 her YORK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
EXEaUTORs, NOTICE.

ETTERS tcsiamentary on the last VIII
/ ! and testament Of SAMUEL AnNoS, late OF
the Borough Of Lewisburg. deed, have been
granted 10 the subscribers By the Register Q!
Union Go. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for settlement
and all persons indebted make payment with
out DELAY, TO ALEX. AMNONS, 1rx,r.
BYERS AMMONS,S
Lewisburg, Oct. Is, 1882.
n. B. Brers Ammons will continue the
lumber business OF the late fran of HrnsT and
Aruos, and respectfully solicils acontinuance
of the public patronage.
BYERS AHMONS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
lnY'o.h1A 10 Farmers anil Uouschce1'e,S
HICK0K'S PATENT CIDER MILL.

n all former times it Nd. supposed that large
quantity Of Cider could be made only by using
a ponderous mathinc, that slowly crushed the
apr!cs without grinding them fine. They were
then made into massive cheese in straw, and
most severe ard lo,.g pressure vas required TO
extract portion Of the cider, considerable por
lion beng absorbed by the straw and The mass Of
Io;n.ce, and To obtain this unsatisfactory result
the IA: mcr had TO take all his hands and perhaps
his Fix horse teams AMI devn,e whole day that
could have bern more proilahy employed, to
make from six to twelve barrels Of cider. To
obvia,c the difficulty the farmers have heretofore
l.knt..l I,,,1ar
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
Throw Physic to the Dogs"

o Illustrate tu' Use ~ tic S-siss AVN
suppose tie Cf person afflicted with ;ha; bane
oi cIy il1atun DA SFFfSii. or any other hronic o.
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cssc- stimulanr
are taken which bv their action on the nerves and
misc ies ii the stomach afford Temporary relief but
which leave the Tr7,i-at in lower state. and With
Injured ioculiies, ai;c. the action thus excited has
Ic5Scl. Now c"mpaT. this with the eject result
Iis from the application Of the q t!N ANlt BELL
Take pysisrtic sufferer even in the worst s,rf-
toms Of attack and simply tie the BELT ronnd no
Ec,Is, uSiE. TIE Magnetic Flui! as directed IN
lie II period the iSrn>iiic leTSliraiipn viii set on
he positive element Of the Belt, thereby cam'inS
6al, anic circulation which viii pass 10 Tho
ncr.Jisc, aud thence back again to the positive
thus k.-piHg up continuous Gal, llic Circulation
Throughout tho system. Thus the most severe cases
Of DISrtFSIA axe PERMANENTLY CURED.
FEW DtAS IS ANri.N SUFFICIENT TO ERADl-
4 are THE. UlSE tSF
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
GI>AYDON'S FORMS,

~, At'a NY N,sistrs 81 Iaa Of B't."ess 'ho''t u
,,J,,yf n--rHII an Nnrrr AAsEicAS L. s. Il iE.TTs.
JCsT IjBLlSIiG1.
GEAYpoN'S FpRNS-Nr" iN3 !,UETu EDTTi"S.-
Forms uf Couycyarr,. rn of Pra.ti.' ia the Courts
Common Pleas. Quarter Sessions, Oyer aGd irlnin"r t'
Supreme and Orp.nt Courts. an the offices OF the
rious Civil Uirs and justices Of tie Fac. FOUr:i
ctiitinr. Erycl. Corrected, Enlarged. and Adn tc
to the Present State of the Law with coppu> Ezpl;na
tory Notes and E.crcnoos and New amt Yer, Conyr
icnsi,r Index. D. EoEsGT r. WmHr, Esi. Ia On,
thick Octave volume. rrice only 500.
EEcaGGEyolrlH.
In th. work ll'IyNs's JrSrIc@) and is com; anpr
Gu rrn>'s f6RyS. r!ic reEtatior Of w,ich i We.
established :,S - nerl eu,-s.I the Ha-ir,.tc Vii
End I'll I'll" iri,riiaou nesr, to r1gr'rt liSrir,y
oi the nip" ant u;rs rui.i.,l +" linn L.: tilc laws
i"nu,y IL ani,. -Ii.'ace q Giyhhys G'rns ran Eli
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17

dcniably true, that any aifimal which may
be comfortably kept in warm, dry, well
ventilated apartment, can be supported
upon one-fourth less food than can one
that is exposed to the clements. The
reason for this opinion, though sound and
ample, VIC have not room now to state.
If there be a farmer who can sleep with an
uniisturbcd conscience, of a cold, wintry
night, while his cattle arc exposed to the
angry and chilling blast of a winter season,
We envy not his feelings.
lovNG CATTLE.-Young cattle should
always be kept in a separate yard to them
selves. They should be provided with conf
Portable sheds, their roofs projecting suffi-
, ciently long to protect them from SHOWS,
rains and hail each should have stall
and mangcr to itself; each stall should be
bcdicd witt! leaves or straw and cleaned out
daily, SO that they, the animals, may lie in
! comfort. Their sh,ds should face the south
or south east, and open into a yard for
exercise in good weather. They should be
fed three times day with hay or fodder of
some kind and receive feed of grain daily
at night; oats is considered best for such
purpose, though almost any grain will
answer. The apportionmcnt of food should
correspond with their ages. The great
Objects should be, to keep, at all times,
the cravings of hunger from their stomachs
TO give them enough to appeasc their
appctitcS, aud keep them in a beautifully
growing state. While We utterly repudiate
the scnli-starvation system of some, We arc
equally opposed to the stuiIins plan Of
others.
WORKING HORSES AND OTHER WORK
( ING ANIMALs.-All such animals should
! be kept in good condition; they should DC
! kept in moderated ly warm, well ventilated
and airy sable, which should be kept
sweet AM! clcan-;hc;r food should be
nutritious, and given til m thrice i day at
regular horrs: they should be watercd as
often, curr.el and rubbed down night
md morning be well bedicd at night;
the hinder part Of each stall should lc
provided with trough TO receive the urine
and convey it to a cistcrn outside the stable
which should be kept nearly filled with
.nolld, covered with plaster, the which;
when perfectly saturated, should Lc rcmo-
ycl to shed near at hand, and, as dcpos
tied therein, should bc sprinklcd over with
plaster, AID over ths, an inch or SO Of
mould should be placed If the stalls are
no; thus provided, they should have plas
ter daily sprnklcl over their hinder parts
whore the urine and dung falls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
WHAT THINK YOU OF THlsi
From one Of the most distinguished Phys'
Clans in the City Of New York.

- have been usin, Chris,ics Gnl,anic articles h
quiet way among nay patients for ahou, two ysars
past and Confess aston shed at their success
u am 4 di>esse is Nervous. . know Just whri
they will do. In Epilcr,ic Fits, particularly IN
children; Deafness anil Affections Of the Head. in
sdults Paralysis and Palsy. in all ages and indeed
tcyerai other diseases Of like which have long
ru7zicd the profession, ! have found the ,'alraIss
articles OF surprising benefit Although ieiesi The
shameless quackery of advertisements and nsSs-
I1fers, Rus; express my confidence sad bclet
In the wonderful virtues Of tHRISTlES CCRA.
ilNES. My name is. of course. confidential. but
shall never hesitate to reccnmeIl your articles %
al proper occasiunsr
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ns'. cnApt>,cN II TIE ,Hor-,
RifINS'S JUSTICE
AND
Bt SlNESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE

A TREATIES un thr oif-c AMI pu.irS of Aldermen
ami Justice nf Ih t'r.. the yvcih h Of Penn
yival. ilruii,. all the require. tornI- Of pr"
ami .rn't thir"-. aii oIhtuiTu- o.lv W,atrvcr
II, dee mo" valuable to Justices Of the Peace. hat
Landlords. Tenants aui q n"TrI icnts ami aki,i thy
volume what il pnrisrt' 10 lc. SItJ Lc-:l ,ru:i f,J
l.Sr, Men, ly .i"u Iiris, lat AlcTunn III the Ci'y
Of Philadelphia Fifth .ltinn. Revised. corrected ar,'
,.reaiiy Enar.ri. Ey +. &. l:ajcUIrY. Esq. In one
thi' volume. pr;:lro. i ire only Siyro.
Ju.e q -in -ays OF S,.nss Inf,i- that - 1t Is no:
only c best tut III: ouly yvI! WI. that We ha'r
/ the subject
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-17
Drugs, Medicines. sc.
jerks O Ogden,

No. FOi. N,rih Third Street, PuiL,nRLrnr,-
Z MPORTERS Of Drugs. Medicines and DYE.
Stuils. Manufacturers of Pure White Lead
and Varni.hes OF all qualities. Wholesale in
Paints, OILS aud Window Glass of all sizes
Alcohol, Spts Turponline, Burning Find, &c
constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
Superior Chemicals, Perluncry and Surgical
instruments, 10 which the attention of country
merchants and physicians is respectfully sohe-
lied. [Sept 10, 1852 4w