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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
TO THE LADIES

THE undersigned, being tired of living in q
state Of single blessedness. and having To-
Gated permanently in one of the most beautiful
and romantic towns in the State. take this meth.
cd Of informing all unmarried Ladies under the
age of 25 years. who are desirous of changing
their condition in life, can do so by addressing
A. X. Y. Box No i0s, or NJ l.. H., Box No.
l25. Lock Haven. Clinton Co, Pa.
Any communication promptly attended TO. and
in all cases kept strictly secret. f3x
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
Opposition as the Life Of Business!
- NEW LIVERY
G%AI AND
.WU EXCHANGE STABLE.

The subscriber would re>pectiuIs Inior" the
citizens of Lewi>burs and the travelling commun-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street halt a
square South Of Market, and has provided coed
lot Of Horses, with entirely new good and iash-
ionable Csrrisses. Buggies, Sieishs. &c. where all!
wishing anything in his line may be accommod-
ated ON the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants Of his customers. and hopes BY SO doing
to meri. and receive liberal share of public
patronage. WILLIAM MoORE.
Lewisburg, Dee 80, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

j. E. VAN METER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of
Paper Hangings and Wide Curtain
Papers,

No. 80 North Third Street. Philadelphia.
NOW offers great inducements to the Coun
~ try Trade.
l am determined 10 adop, the motto. " Small
frofas and Quick Saies," and no combination.
As | manufacture the article myself will war
rant all my goods full length and width.
Always on hand q rich assortment, Of Gold
and Velvet Borders, Oak and Siena Marble Pa
prrs. end other decorative STYLES suitable for
Halls. Parl'rs, Dining Rooms &c. Also. cheap
article suitable for Chambers. Kitchen. &c.
Fire Board Prints. &c, &c.
II III orders promptly attended ic.
Warehouse No. SO North Third Street, Eas,
side, four doors below The City Hotel PhiIsdel-
phis. Small J.E VAN METER.
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EgIs soIUTm1SWR5

YNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
Il he Firm of NcVills s. Reber was this
day dissolved by mutual Consent The bu-ines,
will be settled up by the late Firm. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to Us either on
Notes or Book Account. will please make settle
ment Of the same without delav.
NEVICS l. REBER.
Lewisbu'g March .. 1852
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Eemtsburg Narket.
, H%<ilti~--sIillk-
MARRIAGES,
Corrected this Dan

In Lewisburg, 9Th inst. by Rev. p. u. Mirr,
EpwAnn FLIcK and Miss CArHAuIxE HILDE-
BRAND. both of Buffalo TIP.
On the 4th inst, BY Rev. ID. Y. Hss!er. BENZ
WIrTISaYrR and Miss AMANDA FonGEMAx,
both of Chilisquuque.
On the 81 ut, by Rev G Anspach, JESSE
MKssERsnIrH of White Deer aud Miss CAROL
ISE MoTER of Mentour county.
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Valuable Property
At PRIVATE SALE.

WILL. be sold at Private Sale the following
w valuable and desirable properties and
building lots situated In the Horo' of Lewshurg,
Union Co, Pa, tel 'nsins TO the estate Of lsAB-
ELLA BLACK, decd
No. I. that foil 10, Of ground situated on the
-orncr Of Cherry alley, fronting on Water IL
str~,t vher-on is erected tina: well known ~
and long establshe two story iraIae Tavern I.sssU
house Uois front ty 81 feet in depth. sHs
with kitchen attached. also new Frame
Stahle = J { by Is feet, with Carriage fou :.
se4 BY i et attached. Wool House and other out
huiidn.s-n falling Well of Water, about 80 fine
young Iruit Trees, &c, &c.
No. ,, lot on the corner Of Cherrv Ailey
Ia fronting Water Street West 81 feet, and III
E. running to low water mark the Susque- .:.s,,A
3 hanna River, whereon is or, ctcd two Two sn7~
Story Duslling Houses.
No ). a lot GoniDg on Wafer Street. y est
81 feet and running to low water mark in the susque-
hanna River.
No. 4, lot fronting on Water Street. west
IL feet and running low mark the susque-
hanna River.
No. 5 . building 10, fronting on Water Street.
east co. feet by in depth l5 feet public alley, ad-
joining property Of fhos Ncsti;
No. 6. a desirable puilding lot, 6s3 by in
depth, to public alley, Of Second and St John
street.
No. Z. lot same size fronting on Second
street, adjoining No. 6.
No. i. a 10, same size fronting on Second
street adjoining NOT.
No. .. a lot same size fronting on Second
street adjoining Nos.
The above mentioned building Io's will be sold
together or separately to suit purchasers.
Apply to JOHN NORTON.
Lewi.burg, March 10. 1852 ems5
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70 Iacaiti. and tie .SicL.
THE CELEBRATED
con1atoss. Iroieiilfa.

!st The GPEAT F4IN E-TIRACTC r (c0NNRLs ,
nALII'sl caring al Barus and al external Pans anu
d. BALr oF c0LJEBIA for staying or Restoring
ID. GApI'S vFRrE md BoNE I1vAnENT
aud INDIAN IEGE.4BLE ALL- TX, n cure r1r all
IN peN4I1'S AcoUS7IG OIL, i certain car. for
6.h MRS ELNtpEs-T a know, cure to- the Piles
9Th. SfOHv'S INK hE4Di' HE GKNEDE
18th. N0THEhS AE4iLF IL al Won, n In The ianii-
sih. 1ONGikI-S GBEfr w-sSTERN LyDLAy
PANACEI for folds and fverih feel si1 preventing
tons: Darrh1s, Indigestion and Lss Of ApPc.te
for Cs>tvene-s kmal-s and males, ard nervous COIN
paint1 tor stomach Affections. Dysp~pss, Piles Rbeu-
matU &c fhe great points are it not ssd to taAes
9th. KoLNsTosKS FEKMFrGE Worm Killer.
l1rh NRS EEOiTy'S GREAT PiIy KILLER
No medicine has be iii covered that l. happily aiap
ted 70 s'era1 drops te taken and perform
such wonders when applied externally a vast. or bath.
by frcton.-iu 'st',e- from IL TO 81 cents escf.
1lth. S4JNHCLTZS Ro1CH AND BED Bug
BINE for driving ay.5 NaTr.iu m -bor- ,ims-
18th. Ths celebrated LIN'S LIFE PILLS and TEN
popular p ,,i0.aI- FIR Cousb- Colds. IafneIza, a..
18th. ZH East LyDLi ATlr VEYToRK HAIir
18th. IIt'S BALH 0F' CHINA. Chinese Remedy
for Cuts. Br lis srvs. &c.
10th. E.:rRACT OF S1RStPIPILIA. This
tc'e has oUtv al other ssrsapaTili-s and sti gives
rs grCr' satisfaction A. ever.
I7th Yir eeeb-a,ed spread STREvGYHENING5
fi.fNTEE lnar f-.u De Inns receip-. and the most
popuiar - the ma a..
i>th. DR F.LE'S r167T -FczE DRoTS a
certain ami eazv for Tooth Ach~.
18th. Dr. CG1,F' k has atc,v bought the -irll: for
the United Sta:-s. of the eeIehra.-i CoNtE1TRATED
HINEEAt WiFER f0rhe at the salt springs of Dr.
VIM g. Chase, at u. Ga herinez- e. W This medicine
has attained uniorirty aud popusrty never before
eluref Nv a1y rrep-r THAI r'fa sale ha<
been eou'msnsuraie van it, merils, whrh
Iigarr.
Al rruesies fully 1escrib- in ALsiaNAcs, to
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
NEW EDITIONS JUST ISSUED.
Sedre' EDITORIAL IIorks.

Sears New and Complete Historyo the BIBLE 200 pages
octave. Price s..
searss New Pictorial History of CHINA AND INDIA
go pages large octave. Price 81 so.
Thrilling Incidents of the WARS Of the United States
eco pags .tavo. Price 81 80
Sears New Pictorial DESCRIPTION Of the United States
G0o pages o.tavo. Price S. so.
srars TREASURY Of KNOWLEDGE and cy.iopada o:
Scienec and Art. 5l2 Pp. svo- Price $3.50
Sears Sccn"s Gni Sk.tch-, Of CONTINENTAL EUROPE
$50 Up sro. Price 81 so.
Sears Pictorial D-scriTt Of GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND. $50 pag-s octave Price $50
Sears Pictorial FAMILY ANNUAL. 36s pp svo. Price g.
Scars INFORMATION ior the People. coo pages octave
Price $50.
sear,' Pictorial History of the AMERICAN REVOLT
TIoE. Price s.
sars Pictorial suNpAYBooK. coo pp.sro. Price $50
Sears' BlBiE HuGEAPHY or thc Lives and Characters
of the Principal p..scnages recorded in the Sacred
Writings 500 pages or;avo Price $50.
Sears WONDERS of the World Second Series $40 pp.
svo. rice 81 50.
Sesr.' New Family RECEIPT BooK-Containns :he
most valuable Receipts TOR the various branches Of
Cookery, brewing, Preserving, &c. 81 per hundred
s cts. single.
ss- The above works for sale in Lewsburg. by
WM. A. BARNES Agent.
No
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LOST !.

4 NOTE Of $3.50 90. dated Is, April 1851, ,
"A against REsER < InuISGs ensiur,ea With
Si5 by three payments. All persons are warned
aEain-, purchasing said note, a. lis payment Is
stopped. A suitable reward will he paid for its
return to JOSHUA HOUSED.
Lewisburg. March ;. 1852 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
Iron,
70. I Engli,h Iron and

No Engli-h ITon and
No. Center County on, offered for sale
Tyre, at cents per h. Band and Hoop Iron 80 per To-
Oval "a do Horse Shoe Bars do
- Oval 334 do Nail Rods AZ do
(or S.5 per ton, for Of different kinds.
Spring Steel 65 cts per lb County Steel 6% per h.
Cali at my Blacksmith shop on North Third
street A. AMMONS
Lswi.burg. Sept. II. 1885!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

NOAL-Shamokin and Wilkes-Barre
" Stove and Limeburner's. Tor sale by
l. & J, Walls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
HICKOK & DOCK,
W. d HICKOE

Manufacturers If ST-iTioN.iRF STEAM ENGIN,IS
q to loo Horse FOca,
4 Nd every description OF Machin'S's' Tools
~ such a I.athes. r'aners ard upright ID Ills
Saw Mansl Ills Mil Screws Sc made 10 order
Par,,cutar attention given TO Cu,tIng Gee,s--
inch 20 g feet in diameter--iarge and small
Scre~s, rap- &c.
General Machine Work done promptly and in
the best manner.
For persons ordering from US, we will make
accurate calculations of the strength, power and
speed OF every variety OF machinery. aud make
working drawings Of the sam in the mos. perfect
manner. Our Shop and Machinery are NEW q.
and feeling confident thai We csn render Perieci
satisfaction we respectfully request our friends
and the public to give Us call.
Dec. 1851 HlCkOk q DUCK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
Land Sales.
O. for Sale. q

T'HAT large and desirable property on
i the corner Of Market and Wafer Sts.,
we'll situated for residence, for business,
or for a residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
and Washhou>e adjoins. and !, has also
large cement Cis,ern. Pump end We'll OF
good water, and all the necessary out
For terms &c. apply 20 Gro. MILLER.
ESQ. S. E. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
MEDICAL PRACTICE.
DR. u. n. HARRIS. q regular Gratua


nR. II. ID. HARRIS. regular Graduate
II of the Phifsd. Medical College, respectfully
announces TO the citizens Of Lewi>hr.g and vic,-
ni,v, that he has located IN the house formerly
occupied by John Lemon. on Market street. three
doors west Of Chris, 4 Frick's new Foundry,
and offers his professional services to ah who
NAV desire them.
During the past fifteen years, Dr. Harris has
been engaged in the Reformed or Thomsonan
practice; discards the Of the lancet. and all
direct posons. mineral and vegetable and cures
diseases with botanic remedies, such AS act in
harmony with the laws Of life. He also keeps
on hand for sale general assortment of good
Thomsonisn Medicines.
Numerous testimonials might he given, If
deemed requisite but let the annexed suffice.
Lewisburg, Sept. "a, 1851 $50
'The bearer, II. II H,RnIs, NJ D.. regard pract:-
TONER fully entitled TO the confdee Of c community
have had opportunity of knowing DIR. Harris quali
cations a medical man. ard beve him cue of the best
practitioners in the circle Of my knowledge.
J. w COMFORT. VI. y.
Author ofHe Thopsonian Medical Practice.
"PhilaGe!phia, Aug. Is, ISL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
We Him to Please

Farmers & Mechanics FavOrite Store.
..4.ao ~ The Csrs have just arrived at
E4AAAffF5 ffHAfF5| ENeG5A Lewisburg with supply Of
VIZ - Ia Dry Goods, Groceries, China.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
TAKE NOTICE.
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
ano the German Eanenasc.

VERY thankful for past
EH-IVISS. patronage from the Citizens
tHhNysysrn. and Students OF I.ewisburg and
cAA %ttxl vicinity, the subscriber you'd
state that he continues to give
Instructions on the Piano and Guiiar-al-o in
Vocal Music-and in the German Language
Having been tsugh, in the les, Music Schools
in Germany. he deems himself amply qualified
10 teach Music and to aid in the correct acquisi.
ton of the rich German tongue. He will also
tune Pianos and pu, them in repair il desired
Residence, after the lst April next on North
Third ST.. first door south Of the Schoolhouse
Feb. "a, 1852. FRANCIS J. J.GESSNER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
Exciting News =!
Huzsa for the New Clothing Store, No. H.!
Now for New Suit OF Clothing.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

=
OVER-COATs-Drab felt, Pilot. Drab Beaver, Black
do Black cloth Sacks. Black loose do Fancy do, Drat
se,t Bangups, Black do Brown do, Grey Blanket do
Blue Blanket do., Mohar do, &c, &c.
DRESS COATS-BIack French Cloth Dress and Frock
Coats, Business do. Brown do, Brown do, Invisible
Greens, Irish Twees Jeans Cashmere Satincs, Union
B.avrrs, Pilots and all Others. Monkey Jackets and
Cricket do. Of all kinds.
VESTS-Sk Velvet Silks. Satins, Fancy do. Fancy
vo!encI, Swansiown Black Verrond. Black anu Fancy
Cassimerrs, German Silks Scarlet do, &C., &c.
PA PANTALOONS-Bisck Doe-Skin Cassineres, Black
and Fancy Tweeis, Corduroys, Satnets, Cnion Irish
Cashlnsre Farmers and Mechanics do, Congress do,
and n variety Of others.
Brown. Black Brush, White do, Brown Hungarian, An
COLON &C.. &c.
CdrS-sik Plush. Silk Glazed and Cloth Caps.
SIR TS-Fine White, Fancy DO. Hickory do
Coried Coi,Frs, plain and fancy DO
FLANNEL Under Shirts and Drawers, White do, Cotton
do, Marin" do
kerchiefs, Linen dc. .p.,
saspenders. CARPET Bags. cra..,t Buckles; H..
Pens and Pen Holders, Peac;>: Clv. ana nat "
r1rAIl of which we viii be a6ie L. sell Inucn
cheaper than any offered to the public i"'4is
purchased yur stock for cash and from first rate
fac,urers we no, only sell cheaper but better clothing
and examine our beor, purchasing anything in tile
shape of clothing fer feel assrcd that you will do
we'll by doing All ask Come and and don't
give good bargains, don't ask you TO deal with
We don't charge anything for looking at stock and
very little when you buy. Iont forget to call at No
l." y. MYERS CO.
Lewisburg. Oct. IA, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
Il TOBACCO, e SNUFF. 1871
0L. g. SEGARS. 1lOol.
II. Wfnegarden s. Co.

II. Wfnegarden s. Co.
"AVE Just received the largest stock that has
i'll ever been brought TO this country, and one
that has been selected with great care. Having
been engaged in the business for l2 years past,
and as we are determined TO sell cheaper than any
other establishment this side Of Philadelphia. we
uust We can please all who will favor Us with
call Our assortment embraces the best brands Of
TO8ACCO O--such as Black Fat. Honey
Dew. Glory OF Virginia. Congress, Eldorado. Mrs
Miller's Fine cut Andersons Solace. Scafferlatta,
Turkish Smoking Tobacco, Cur and Dry, &c.
SEGARS--Rcra alias Principles, ,Lanormas,
Cas,rllos. M,nel!a Schroo,-, Kos-u,hs. Id Byron>,
Kosciu skos. Turkish Sul,anas, Sixes, $4,000 well
seasoned Half Spanish. and large lot Common
SNUFF--Eappee Demu,h and Scotch.
Also Pipes. Sfgar Cases Tobacco Boxes, Port
Monais, Snuff Boxes, Matches. &c. all OF which
I'LL be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
n, Isrs from distance will be gratefully reed
and prompis attended to.
..'w;s,n,a ,,'av 25. 1851 6m399S4
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New Partnership.
REBER & WORSE.

nETER MENUS having retired from the
late Firm of Nevius & R-her by disi.o-ing
al bis interest in toe stock of Good. TO o X
WORSE the business will hereafter be conducted
under the Firm OF Reber l. Worse. Hoping
hy strict attention to business aud determination
TO sell Goods, cheap. and please every body, We
will not only be favored by all the old customers
but obtain a large iucIra.e OF new ones
r. After this week. We will ne found in the
old stand isleIy occapied by l.. l.Idinrs & Co.
DAVID REBER.
Q Il. WORSE.
Le~ishure March 2. 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

CARPETS and Oil Clo,hs, a large
" assortment al walls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

no be sold at the residence Of the undersigned
= on the corner Of Fourth and Market streets
Lewisburg, on
Satsrday, 9th March,
Sleigh. ! Straw Cutter, l Psrtridsc's patent
Corn Planter, Wagon Box. TabIer, Beddine
and Bedstesds. and other Household Furniture
&e, too numefous 10 mention.
Sale to commence st ], N. and terms made
known BY !OSEPH BRIGHT.
March Q. 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

4 LII kinds Of GRAIN wan'ed. for
II which The highest Cash prices will be
paid by d 5. kREMEk & co.
Lewisburg. Jan S
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IDDlNGS s. co,

1ACllIOt Ofs have removed their
Goods to the renewed and |. 'o'' nea'ly h''ed up
building lately occupied by JAS BATES 20.
where they will lie happy tG val, on a. 'heh' o'd
customers and any number Of ,.ew ones.
Lewisburg Jan % 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
COAL

ono TONS of Pea Coal screened from dirt
cOO and dust suitable for small Stoves. at
So per ton in exchange for any article Of county
Produce, by A. AMMONS.
LeWisburg, Jan "a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10

CALT-Lake ard Ground Alum Salt a,
~ Walls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-10
BOATMEN w ANTED.
aGu1,..;.lsel..

HOOD hands, to go with our large Boats to
" New York--iwo hands to a boat. We
will pay e21 cts. per dav and found. and fare
and expenses home. FRlCK & SLlFER.
Lewisburg. Feb. ~, 1859.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-01
The Lemn,on sIaxes.

Our readers are advised of the fact that man
and his wife by the name of Lennon. took with
them to the city of New York a family of slaves,
two mothers, [without their husbands, and several
children. being on their way to Texas. The slaves
were brought before Judge Paine on n writ of ha-
beas corpus, and he decided that, slaves, brought
voluntarily into the State of New York by the
master. free, aud accordingly the slaves were
set at liberty.
The huuker merchants of New York. fearing
the effect of this decision on their Southern trude,
at once started subscription, and raised and paid
over to Lennon the master of the liberated slaves
S5,a4o, being sum, as is alledged, much greater
than their market value.
The N. Y. Tribune, thinking that sympathy
should exhaust itself on the pirate Shareholder
alone, and believing that something was due to
his despoled and robbed victims, thus cast helpless
upon the world started subscription in bchaf OF
the slaves. heading it himself with $40, and ap-
pealing through its columns 10 the benevolent
Let the Tribune tell the rest 1t says:
We trust that large majority of our readers
will rejoice to hear appeal in behalf of the late
Slaves of the Lemmons has been generously re-
| sponded to. About seuen hundred and Efy dollars
have already been raised-S29i of it among the
merchants of our city through the instrumetaly y
of Henry Bowen, ESQ, (of Bowen & Nc Namee)
who circulated paper in behalf Of the freed ones
and met with very general and hearty favor
1,ro of the subscribers to this fund were subscri
bers also to the Lennon aid but we regret t.
say that the patriots who piled up the S5,240 have
not generally regarded this parallel movement witt
sympathy. A gentleman who spent Tuesday ii
waiting upon the great body of them, from store to
store, not successful in raising the first dollar
while several of the patriots expressed willing
to pay literally toward the Gust of sen ling the
emHncipated back into slavery. But they do moi
happen to be going that way"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-01

1t is well known that in the States south Of us
and part'cualariy in kentucky, system has long
been in operation for The importation from foreign
countries Of the ch,ces bloods OF stock; that while
our farmers have been occupied in subduing the
nsperities of nature, and procuring the
Of life, or in getting ready to live. there has been
in TINT Sta,e class IF men not only well adapted
to such u work by intelligence and taste, but who
have had The leisure to attend to the importation
and rearing of fancy cnitle and that they have done
so with the best success. IL equally well known
on the Reserver that Frederick Brown ESQ.,, of
this town, has for several years been engaged in
bringing to Northern Ohio selections from those
imporiatiops, and, probably. no man in Ohio has
done more for the improvement of our stock than
he. The judciousuess of his selections have given
u general confidence in his care and skill, and his
stock now on hand (see advertisement in another
coumu) will not at all detract from his reputation
OHIO Observer.