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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Our Large Colleges.

It is gratifying to know that all of our
large Colleges which have commenced their
collegiate years this season, have received
even unusual accessions to the number ot
their undergraduates. Harvard has open
ed with unprecedented numbers, and Yale
has admitted over one hundred and thirty.
Brown University, over one hundred, J
We have no intention to endorse, without
restriction, the course of studies or mode
of life, or to disparage the kindred institu-
tons of ou: own State and city; but there
are national aud political berefts peculi-
arly flowing from our older Universities,
and in that light we can consider them
Tha: five hundred young men, whose prob
able position in life will give each great
personal and political influence in his own
district, meet together and live in the close
united student life for four years, is a mat
ter of no small moment When the prac-
teal Yankee, the go-ahead Westerner, the
sturdy representative of the middle States,
and the enthusiastic Southerner are knock
ed abou. together, during the period OF
formation, until each gives and receives OF
the common stock, it is much for our ma
tional mental symmetry. But more than
this. The friendships formed and preju-
dices overcome in those institutions which.
like Yale, have sent forth their seven
thousand disciplined minds to rule, instruct,
and counsel, do more to bind together our
Union, than all the books and most of the
legislation on that sub ject.-DaiiyRcyister.
The following anecdote-we think 1t
worth preserviug-was told to the writer,
by the late Rev DIR. Chanting, in his quiet,
pleasant way. A gentleman in Boston,
whose moral worth and unusual fitness for
business were well known, became good
deal embarrassed during the admlnstra-
ton of john @ Adams. His friends, by
way of patting his talents to some ac-
count-of giving him an opportunity of
making competency, and, perhaps, of re-
storing his affairs, in some measure, ad-
vised him to get appointed to particular
office, then vacant. He accordingly went
to Washington, where he made known his
business TO the PRESIDENT, by whom, beng
an old acquaintance, he was received In
the most cordial manner Mr. Adams
told him that he would be very glad to
opuye MN with the Office he wanted, and
the duties of which he would SO well per-
form, but that it had been bestowed on
another, may be, only the day before. lie
soon returned to Boston, where his friends
asked him as to his reception by the Presi-
dent He replied that it was good-that
it could not have been any better, for MIR
Adams not only lamen,ed that he could
not serve him as he wished, but-as the
gentleman jocosely remarked, " lie gave
to misery all he had-a tear, quoting
line, we think, from Gray's Eiegy, and
humorously alludiug to well-known de-
feet in one of Mr. Adams lachrymal duets
giving him generally, the appearance of
shedding tears.-DaiIy Register.
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VOLUME X.---NO. 25.
WHOLE NUMBER, 493
The Farmer.

Officers of the Union County Agricultural Society.
Pesident-JACOB GUNDY, East Buffalo.
Wee PresidsaE-
s.xuEL sH,pis Fsrsy RSsr b. BAaBsR. Liss'stons
DANIEL WirxER. 1hupnon tBs SwfSEy1Rp Nesc B>rit6
y. l.. M.Ssas. Fis.insroa Isaac ESER. Chnn
Henry G. EYER ItHas JoHs GUSDY, Eif Bn1dtoe
GEo DAUBERu.x Mdd.creek Dawn w,rsos. H,a BsFdi0e
J1HS swsNGKt, CSnlsr W.. vANvALzAH Bufaloe
J,coB BEAVER, BUtr,r GE1. DRkiss,ca. NJ Mfinbayg
M NsEG,Ef W. Barer 9s,,sGE X. BLss. Lepistxyg
J,C,B SANDERS, C.nterrt1e JOrv N1yER- Nelly
JcHS WILT. HTtsey san. iiEScsKsOs. White D,eS
Corr'g .Sec'y-Richd V b Lincoln, Hartley.
Rec'y Secy-O. n. Worden, Lewisburg.
Treasurer-Rpbert II. Laird, East Buffalo.
L;brarioa-Samuel Weirick, New Berlin.
Erecutite Com.-Jas. p Ross, Lewisburg
do Isaac Slenker, New Berlin.
do Hy W. Snyder, Penns.
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FIRST FAIR,NEW BERLIN

Thursday aud Friday,
October l3 and Ia, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
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rHs Ntw CRAFT oFrrN6 OF HEAVEN
Twas a beautiful night On a bctu,if II deep,
And the men at the helm had Just fallen a-.-ep.
Aud the watch OF the deck with head his breast
wa- b-ginnin. to dream that ,N,rHsR's 1t pressed.
hen the look out aiot cried. - salt no, Sail.
An the question ani went rafting like hal:
a sail. no, sill = Where away,r 'Noih no t-s-s.
Make her out" "No, your honor The diu drown~
tnr r.st
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Married,

On Wednesday evening, November 0, by the Rev. DR..
llet At his residence, No. 808 Broome street, Mr..
JOSEPH SMTHsoN to Miss ELEANOR CARorAs. Also, Mr..
HENRY DARLING TO Miss ANNA MAIA CyINAN all OF this
city.
denbergh, Mr. RICH b. HAMEI of cster England,
to Miss MARIE LIZ kE IowKSsrRoM of this city.
At the Church of the Ascension Wednesday, Nov.
IT, by the Rev. =. T Bele GEORGE W. OGsroN Of Bali-
more, to HARRIET WooD, daughter of Philo l. Mills
At Plymouth Church, on Wednesday. November 49, by
the Rev, Henry Ward Beecher JOSEPH HOWARD to Mis-,
EuzABrH j. eldest daughter Of William NJ Andre VS., all
of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, November 16 at Christ's Church. Brook
lyn by the Rev E. H. Canaed, Restor CHARLES +. SIM
CLAIR, Esq, of Kingston, Canada West, to TaEaHsA f.,
youngest daughter eff the late Samuel Story ESQ., Of Hall
fax Ms.
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Died.


On Wednesday, November 49, q Group, WILLIAM A., only
child of Jacob H. and Mary A. Miller aged and IS
days.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this atterr oon at O'clock from
No. 60 Grand street. Williamsburg, without further iny
tation.
He was too pure for sinful earth,
To wander here below,
Where every conceals thorn,
And every Joy brings woe
On Wednesday morning. November 10, Of consumption
II Marion street tomorrow afternoon, at two o'clock
The friends OF ths family, the members of Benevolent
Lodge NO and OF Orient Chapter OF Masons are respect
On Tuesday afternoon November IT, GEORGE HAeADogS
in the 26th year of his aco.
His friends and acqua ances and those Of the family
also Liberty Chapter No. ID, o. u A. and the order in
general and Company = American Rifles, are respe It
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at half
past two o'clock from the residence Of his father No.
81 Madison street.
On Wednesday November 10 WILLIAM a. SCRYMsHR OF
the frm of William John Scry mser aged II years.
The friends OF the family are Invited to attend his fune
residence No aSl West twenty rst street His remains
will be Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
On Wednesday morning, November l6 after lingering
Illness JOHN HENRY KELLY, aged year. months and 20
His friends and those of the family respectfully
O'Clock from his fathers residence yhty sixth street
between Third and Fourth avenues.
On Wednesday,, November IS. Mrs. MARY ASS TuILARD,
in the 6lst ear of her age.
The friends Of the family and Of her son, William
Tuard, of San Francisco CALIFORNIA; respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
brother law Daniel Labor No. IS First street. this af
ternoon at half past one o'clock.
Ga Wednesday morning, November 10, DENIS CsuMIEY,
aged 20 years, a native Of county Donegal Irelsnd
The friends of he family and his BROTHER Patrick anu
brother law Michael Doran are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from st. vncent's do pal between
Third ard Fourth avenues in Thirteenth street. this fore
neon, at eleven o'clock.
On Tuesday evenisg, November Is after lingering i'll
Mrs CArHARNR BARRxTr in the 23d year Of her age
Her friends and those Of her family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from her late residence, Of Hicks and
Amity streets, Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken to
Flatbush for nterment.
In Brookb n, Wednesday, November Is, WILLIAM
SIREy, aged az years and three months.
His friends and acqusntances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence of
York end Pearl streets, this afternoon at half past
o'clock, without further invitation.
At his late residence Bennington Vermont, Move
Q, GAY R. SANFORD Esq. aged IS ysrs.
In Rumney, N. H., on Wednesday, November 10, John
spokesfeld, aged % ears months and day and on
years and 10 days. Both were inferred in grave.
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svssE LECTURE SEASON.

TAR. DoREMUs WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
~ that having been requested BY .vera 6oais peat
he lecture Tho History of Creation taught By Modern
soence, compared with tho Eosaic Account he will dsver
four lectures this sutioot single evening n not auh
cent for the proper Of t. Tho lectures viii BIO
given Thursday evening November ~ Saturday evening"
November 19; Thuraday November "a; Saturday
evening November &C. At 7 oclocH in the chemical lecture
Of the New York Medical COLLEGE, In Eaa Thirteenth
street. Fourth The lectures will be fully illus
rstcd by sxporineno Tohsts for tho course esoh
single lecture 81 Tickets may be procured MeseYs
pletons 200 Broadway; Mt Evans Britain $40 Broadway
or Of the Janitor Of tho College
UREE LECTURES ON PROMO 3RAPHY, ON TINS
ThursdaJ and Friday evenings at shepparis Phono-
graphic rooms l8 Broadway glass will ake their first
lesson Friday eyenegan excellent opportunity FOR those
who may wi learn This lucrative art Lecture 70 com
mence at ~ o'clock.
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P1anofortes. - Purchasers of Planofortes
examine the elegant assortment at the
rooms Of GROVESTElN & TRUSL0W, sos Broadway, ad-
Soining the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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1esniable fact that Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos
eth ron frames aud circular SCALES tho best In The
Ieya They defy competition for topc quality and price.
HORACE WATERS, Sa3 Broadway, sole agenA
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osptatsd presn thore - greater among thogo
WIN have deprived OF NRtutes covering FIR tho head
Barkers Toniouo aid them. Prizes p Sold every
wherc Principal depot BARAERo ladiea hair dressing
establishment 839 Broadway
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pea trecsler chsrs ehas So Gourauds p9udre subtitle
rproots heir IRON low forebeads part ct the body
IAod eye lily white and hal. restorative 81 the old
snrAb1nbed laboratory Of d. FELIX G0URAuD " waller
stDeetr tars etore fytm gssscvsy.
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Bartholomew & Weed, new Mourning
store No. b Broadway between tho st Nicholas and Me-
style, black goods bombaznes barpours merno u.s. cash
neYes. alpecss &c
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NO Foot $50 Horse, Is the OlG Adnge.-Dr,

GELNGhhS medical charm for oservin the feet sound
nd our the heays ara a manne o. cuta bruises,
ane diaiey and work the horso daily oartan IL ia
wFsdt delights and astonshes eli who try it-never has
cannot fail Ths IL What horfc wanted
Ts paper would not contain the individual proof sold In
lsysc bottles NJ ST. 81 KeinserI esest lipnent
everywhere, from To- to 3d. The large are the
nkeGrest
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Uncle Toms Cabin and Miller's Shoe Store
n Canal street are now all the rage Ladies' Il you wish
and buskIs boys nisses and chdrens boots and
with india boots and shoe of all the various Styles
paArenise J. B. MILLER CO., l34 Canal street.
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New Mourning Storc.-PatKons OF this es-
kabshm particularly desired to remember the
and number SOL Broadway between the St. Nicholas
Metropolitan hotels. BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
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TssH MILITARY ,

A MERICAF RIFLES, COMPANY F-ARMoRY 3F
n Broome street, Now Vcrk Now l6 le5jThis company
Will parade (oityenB dreB9 tomorrow fhnEasav afternoon
for tho rurpnse paying the last tbuo Of rees
parted friend and ttoYfoidtl trduy Ce7rIe Hasadr
Wi muser tt the .Imory At hall past one o'clock precisely
The Mardant hores member will 10
order. BENhE g. SMITH, CAN'T Counanliar.
Members other Companies apo mully requested to
COMPANY G, ANERICAN RIFLES you ARE HERE
~ BY ordered 10 appear al tto Arm0ry IA cgans dress
With the lot this day, IA M to attend
THO funeral Of late brother n arme Sergeant George
Hrradorns w, Y. HAGADORN, Captain.
JIM. FARMER, Orderly.
7 lindsey BLUES ATTENTIoN--THE MEMBERS or
~ the above requested 20 attend drill on Thugs
dnJ evening" November III st the Cyeta s Grand street,
-: O'clock. BY order, WV r. CWYS, Ccmnandart
Jas. Bows, Orderly Sergeant.
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with Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, Car
ro.ty longer msfOruns be changed in
actually By the operation i y spoiled and
Dd At No. 8 AstOr House. cRiSTADoRo's
Hair Dye and yvlgs.-BhtchcIor's Manu-
No. S s so1 a Park wa.
and application Of his hair dyo and newly invented wigs
Trusses, Shoulder Braces. Elastic stoclx-
ings for ENLARGED veins Of the legs elastic
a a s ad
nSw for poapsas ami and piles and blto for
A Beard, a Beard, my Kingdom Tor a
bottle Of GrahsHs onggens win force
ars the sin 81 PER bos ssn "a AN
ny - s G. oRAhIa. ' s. Ann ss ssrs ssan
Wigs and Toupces-The Silver Medal was
awarded BY tie American Institute this MEDHuRST
ever exhibited wigs toupees ladies' font Sraids
cura ae' warranted not to shrink or change color
Sea siclEness-sea sicxncss-sea Sickness
Ds # Js and &
sna al manner Of nervous and spasmos9 troubles As 1
each, at $50 Pearl street and 476 Broadway.
Readings Russia salve, A Boston Re-
sosiSs bes sSiissins shaped piles s7ery
King Of and Bnosawsy
and by druggists and aposhecsriss generally.
Save Your Money.-Would You Know,
Frowns with cold hG rn take
thoroughly seated upon your throat lungs will take
@
Mslya well known for curing bronchitis and pton
would have saved three IN
s
BoyS Paul % corta nts 'S anu 0'
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Bartholomew & Weed, new Mourning
STORE 65 Broadway between the st. Nicholas and Ne
tropolan hotesSecond mourning dress goods in
style and variety Mourning enbroderes, handkerchief
Gloves plsds woolien eik-a large assortment
BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
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nom Europe steamers Arctic and Baltic, just landed
y commenced the subscriber feels much pleasure in
Sng the of ladies TO the most c,sy and
varied collection of this elegant article Of attire
in establishment this continent all Of the latest
Rxrnn designs and expressly for New York
city retail trade Among this interesting assemblaSe Of
eeEsonable garments be Fsherusse cloak of fur
Corning Of itself complete outer cosre) be deser
yecly parcuIised. 1t be obtained in imperial Rus
ian sable at cost of from S to 81 0 fine Hudson
Bay cable almost equang in appearance and intrinsic
value the Russan at from 500 to $780, in the best But
A3res chnchlla from SIPS to $3.50; in white royal
ene from $50 to $780, in excellent Canadian sable from
VS. to $780, in Grecan stone martin from SO to $40; in
0Aum martin from $50 to $780, in French sable from $50 to
u.s. In Russian mink martin from $50 to $780, and other fash
ashe furs q first class quality e equally prices
second rate description offered for sale at this esab
ssascped skins and warranted to be as represented In
collars ssps, and every ether garment The viii
Of perua 200 vcte5nes or tpet Of the darkest
Co. Of neet mink martin Sl2 s SIG and $I9 eacs 800
Ac Of Hudson Bay and Canadian sab at S $40 $50 and
~ eaoh $50 royal ermse do ut SS $50 $ and $50 eaoh
16O mountain martin. Polish mink and lynx do, at 3d.
q and $40 each Several hundred sets Of cndrens furs
n mnever French ermne genet mountain m.rtin, &c
from $z to SIS the eet Ladies chasing at this estab
&hm sn III they DESIRE have their furs kep during the
months guaranteed from the effects Of MOTH and
nee from charge. Milan elegant variety of fur
kimmsd cioaks and talmas. GEORGE BuLPIN, Paris
0antilla, shawl and fur emporium, 36l Broadway.
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Superior GIoves.-Our Assortment OF these
oods selected with great ready at Wholesale
retail We have silk buckskn, cloth, kid plush gloves and
sAuntlets Of AL Sizes
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French Merinos, Cashmeres and De LANES,
!shs emotion and It sTsson prices may be had tt
ladies always to find everything they want in dry
Goods silks, shaws velvets &c., &C., very cheap.
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KID Gloves at Fifty Cents Pair, and the
very best quality may b lad at HITCHcocK LEAD
every way equal to any gloves sold In this city at
price.
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Furs! Furs! Furs IA large assortment OF
all kinds of ladies' tppets victorines and cuffs such
A. &C.; also, hats, and buffalo robes ct low
prices for cash. hat cap and fur store No. 22
Greenwich street, near Vesey street
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AeIodeOns.--S. ID. & HI. w. Smiths Mcl0-
assas suned in the equal the hsrIony y
good IN shc remote keys 1t s in the COMMON she cny
NeJodsoBs 40 tuned. and ur question ably tho best.
HORACE WATERS sole agent, SS9 Broadway.
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To MantiiIla md Cloak Manufacturers
The latest improvement in machine is for gull ling
and hiding work. Price from $75 to $50. De-
scyiptve pamphlets sent t. those who request them.
GROVER, BAKER CO., "a Chambers street.
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In cold wet weather also ladies' lined gloves and
bleaohng gloves and mitts . certain for rough
sAappod hands be obtained at BERRIANS, COL Broad
way, and at oil rubber stores
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Ladies' Furs and Beaver Bonncts-Wm.
BANTA of Canal and Wooster Streets has just
eeived elegant assortment Of and beautiful urs
which, in addition to his former select stock of foreign and
domestic furs will enable Inn to meet the pressing
aemaI DIS from his patrons. His fall stock bea
bonnets misses and children hats embraces every
Tiafv
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"hncW rhades, Lace, and muaitn Cut~
ssn, ssa Dc lsnoa ss oorraes leop and III Enas q
&IhRGysohs, no. 2ssh broadway. Save yoET time LaS
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usvv York Journal for November.-Max-
e. s 1ss n
nj. r IL 4. ss. YORK. 5sa.. % s
s.s1.ss ~ ne best artists. aud printed ssys
s IN s In
ectfu its that in Of the large
sns = publish IL r.:
q number:
s q e. s a &c
r D. oRvIs, Publisher. 70 Nassau street.
ere hum sarcastic independent and witty than ever
% paE?r is feast Of @ sns % OF ' Nsa
has Archbishop Hughes
can ever obtain the 81 eS f Busses
Own" this week q Tor ss's By ROSS Jones u No. al
.sa street. and n'~'S''' and agents better DC
The Murder Trial "A Full, Correct and I'M
ses Of Tie trial Of h"s Gs c9 Pa f9s sas ms
s,so senssi che Third ehspsE
a. 1eo. stories ever published sls foreign
from al psrss q tho country
II Am street. and newspaper depots'
We have not Seen Cheaper or Better Sc
Sfe Fl s aa s Man a po
vy color Also single and double breasted vests bsaut
s.adies' Advertisements House,
opening Of robes ~ SIS
infants hecks 81 30 esoh Swiss and cambria embroidered
sets IS &c SIS esoh AlHo of black thread ves
sts a.oh THESE ere Of the nawses do and worthy Of
Fashionable Clothing. - November, 1853.
ALFKED hUNR0E & co, al Broadway are continually
adding their stock Of we'll made garments and have this
boys s great v 0i NJ daen
kron the marked prices.
The Proof of the Pudding is In Eating.
Sc with the clothing sold by DRUMGOLD PROCH tine
proof that they fairly gyc good satisfaction
Remember, their place lie 40 Fulton street.
Failure Is impossible where the result IL
mathematcay Hence the shirts ade
ut GREEN'S, No. stor House, fit, always
proved and must be popular with the fashionable
world, sin spite OF lamentations here and elsewhere"
To MantiiIla and Cloak Manufacturers
latest provement in machine is for quilting
and binding work. Price from $75 to $3.50. De-
0cyiptive pamphlets sent r. those who request them
GROVER, BAKER Il CO., 81 Chambers street.
French Merinos, Cashmeres and De LANES,
right auction and ut auction prices be had at
HITCHCOCK Il LEADBEATER'S, 3i7 Broadway where the
always find everything they in dry
aoods silks shawls, velvets; &C., &C., very cheap
IAned India Rubr,er Gloves md MittenS for
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with CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye, Car
rotty hair longer 10 can be in i've
q splendid black brown while the Of
actually bent fitted by the operation I applied and
sod At No. q Astor House. CRiSTADOROS.
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scn size for the purpose Of quilting
iings other tinilar These machines with
single thread, ard have entirely original feed motion,
whereby the ty OF nterning is avoided, and the
sttchg done without drawing the goods Call and the
j. NJ SINGER 4 CO., No. ssa Broadway.
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The Proof Of the Pudding is I'm Eating.
Sc with The clothing sold by DRUAGOLD pR0CH; the
swarms OF customers that daily throng their tore is good
proof that they must deal fairly and give good satisfaction
Remember, their place i. 40 Fulton street
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atcay secured Hence the ahrts made to
at GREEN'S No. stor House, al ways fit, always ap
proved and must be popular with the fashionable
world, Sin spite Of lamentations here and elsewhere"
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N APPRENTICE AT THE WOOD ENGRAVING
IN business wanted One who has artistical taste
knowledge drawing AID muat not be fifteen of
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