LEWISBUKG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
tPtt anti ijnmot.
A new Yankee Doodle.
BT I. 8. DOSOHOl
, YsBkee Doodle !" Loafers
Tory plavea it lo derids as ;
Bat now we rnsrcfc I victory,
And that's the tune tajrukfc as I
Tsnaee Podl-l.rh.l hnl
Tukft Dnod Dandy 1
How we snede tbf Red Costs ma
At Tanner Boodle Dandy t
Td(tl mat apteasarit fame.
Bat, if we enlist, we ll do it !
When Yankee Doodle once begins,
Oar Yankee bore ro throanh it I
Tankee Duodle be I ha! bat
Vankee Doodle Dandy 1
So ahead!" the eaptaiiu try.
At Yankee Doodle Dandy 1
And lrt her come npon t
Ihe inaoknt invader
There the Tankee bora will be,
lrepaTCd to eerenade her.
Tankee Doodle ha 1 ha! ha!
Vankee Doodle Dandy I
Tankee pat will ring the baas
Of Vankee Doodle Dandrl
' Tankee Doodle ! How It tarings
The food old days before ne!
Two or three bpfan the eonp
Millions join the chorus I
Yankee Dxodle bal ha! hat
Vankee Doodle Dandy 1
Boiling 'roond the continent
la Vankee Doodle Dandy.
Tankee Doodle! Kot alone
The eontinrnt will hear it
But all the world ehall ratrh the tma
And every tyrant fcsr it!
Tanker Doodle ha! ha! ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandy 1
, ' I'reednm s voice in in the eons
a .' Of "Yankee Doodle Dandy 1"
The John Jones Party.
The recent attempt at Washington, by
' Webster, Foote, k Co., to lay the founda
tion of a great "Union Party," was frns
' trated because it was insisted by some that
the pledge to support the Union and Con
stitution, should hold good only so long as
the Compromise measures of the last Con
gress should remain without alteration or
amendment ; and also because others con
tended that the Constitution should be held
inviolable only as it is construed and ex
plained by the Virginia resolutions of '98 !
Of course, amid such a diversity of views,
the concern " bursted up," very much af
ter the fashion in which the "John Jones
Party" exploded some sixty years ago,as the
reader will find very satisfactorily detailed
in the following scrap of history
- At the time of the first election of Gen.
Washington to the Presidency, there was a
party in Virginia called " The John Jones
party." Now the said John Jones was a
man of talent, and a plotting, shrewd fel
low, possessing all the requisite of a poli
tician, except personal popularity. To
overcome this deficiency, in a contest with
a ruoro popular candidate for Congress.
John early avowed himself as the peculiar
and devoted friend of Washington, and
npon this point endeavored to place his ri
val in opposition. To carry out his object
he called " a meeting of the people of
county, friendly to the election of Gen.
Washington." On the day appointed, Mr.
Jones appeared, and was, on motion of a
friend, made chairman. " He opened the
meeting by a high calogium npon the life
and services of Washington, but taking
care only to speak of himself as his early
patron and most devoted friend, and con
cluded by a proposition to form a party to
be called the " True and Only Sons of the j
Father of his Country," and for that object
he submitted to their consideration the
following resolution :
" Resolved, That we are the friends of
George Washington, Esq., and will sustain
him in the coming election for President,
wainst all other candidates."
o
-"Gentlemen," said Mr. Jones, "the
Chair is now about to put the question.
The Chair hopes that every man will de
clare his sentiments, for or against AH
those in favor of the resolution, will say
Aye.".
The response was liko the shout of ma
ny voices.
" Now for the opposition," said Mr. Jones;
" all of the contrary mind say 'No.' "
Not a voice was heard. This dead si
lence seemed to confuse Mr. Jones a little,
and he said, " Gentlemen, do vote. The
Chair can't decide a disputed question
when libbody votes on t'other side. I hope
oui political opponents will meet the ques
tion like men. Come, gentlemen, no dodg
ing ! vote one way or t' other, so that the
c6nntry may know who are the true friends
of Washington." i
lTpon this appeal one of the audience
arose and said that he perceived the dilem
i i ri i .. l
... t ,
order to relieve him from such a quauda-
ry, he proposed to amend the resolution by j
adding after the name of Washington, "and
Join Jones for Ctmjrttt."
X "accept the amendment," said Mr.
Jones "and the Chair will now put
the question as , amended. All who
are in favor of Gen. Washington for
Prv-ridfTtt, and John Jones for Congress,
will please to say, ' A je.' "
" Aye aye," said Mr. Jones and his
brother Sam. - ' "
The Chair hesitated like "Put the
contrary," said a hundred voices.
' All op op-opposed say No.' "
' 2f0 1 " thundered the congregated
multitude.
" Gentlemen." said Mr. J ones, " the
Chair perceives that there are folks in this I
meeting what don't belong to our party
they have come here to agitate. I there
lore adjourn this meeting." Upon which he
left the chair, amidst shouts and huzzas for
Washington, and laughter for poor John
Jones. :-
JJ girls would ouly spend as much time
with lineyclopedias as they do with milli
ners, they would sn find their heads as
attractive as their hate. Queer that no
younfj lady will Ulieva tbi.
An Accommodating Judge.
In those days, (from 1828 to 1830.)
justice was administered in the courts
without much show, parade, or ceremony.
The Judges were gentlemen of sense and
learning, who had their courts mostly in
log houses, or the bar-rooms of taverns
fitted np for that purpose, with a tempo
rary bench for Judges, and chairs and
benches for the lawyers and jurors. At
the first Circuit Court in Washington
county, by Judge John Reynolds, on the
opening the court the Sheriff went out in
to the court yard and said to the people,
" Boys come in, onr John is going to hold
court. This was the proclamation for
opening the court
In general, the Judges were averse to
deciding questions of law. They did not
like the responsibility of offending one or
the other parties. They preferred to sub
mit everything they could to be decided
by the jury. I knew one who, when
asked for instructions to the jury on points
of law, would rub his head and the sides
of his face with his hands and say to the
lawyers, " Why gentlemen, the jury un
derstand it ; they need no instruction
no doubt they will do justice." This same
judge presided at a court in which a man
named Green was convicted for murder,
and it became his unpleasant duty to pro
nounce sentence npon the culprit He
called the prisoner before him and said to
him " Mr. Green, the jury say you are
guilty of murder, and the law says you
are to be hung. I want you and all your
friends down on Indian creek to know
that it is not I who condemn you ; it is
the jury and law. Mr. Green, what time
would you like to be hung ? the law al
lows you time for preparation." Mr. Green
said, " May it please your honor, I am
ready at any time ! those who kill the
body have no power to kill the souL My
preparation is made, and I am ready at
any time the court pleases."
The Judge replied, "Mr. Green, it is
a very serious matter to be hung ; it can't
happen to a man more than once in his
life, and you had better take all the time
you can get Mr.CIerk,look at the almanac
and see whether this day four weeks comes
on Sunday." The Clerk looked as directed,
and reported that that day four weeks
was Thursday. "Then," said the Judge,
" Mr. Green, the court will give you only
to this day four weeks." The case was
prosecuted by James Turncy, the Attor-
a .... 1 , , .
ney Uenerai, wno interposed ana saia :
"May it please the court, on occasions of
this sort it is usual for courts to pronounce
a formal sentence ; to remind the prisoner
of his perilous condition ; to reprove him
for his guilt, and to warn him against the
judgment in the world to come. To
which the Judge replied : " Oh, Mr.
Turney, Mr. Green understands the whole
matter ; he knows he has got to be hung:
UV.V..O.U - J
Yes," said the prisoner. "Then, Mr.
Sheriff, let the prisoner be remanded and
adjourn court." Gov. Ford's History of
Illinois.
"I embrace the opportunity," as the
fellow said when he kissed the girl in the
dark ; " But we are liable to deception,"
as he exclaimed when he discovered her
to be a black girl.
TEAS!
THE Canton Tea Company of New York
the oldest end largest establishment of tbe
kitiil in the U.S. invite universal attention to
the fact thtt, from thrir superior arrangements,
titer arr prepared to sell Teas purer and more fragrant
lor the respective prina, than any bouse on this continent
can unifnrmty do.
Tltei Tfaa com lane every good cserifitinn and quality;
they are dnne up In package from a quarter of a pound
npwarls; the wraiper-neat the tea is a heavy tin foil,
covert -d with water-pruof and elegant Chinese paper, and
are ptrfi-etly secured from litrht and air, so that tbe
quality is completely preserved in any climate.
The above Teas, trvn 00 eta to $1,25 cts per pound, lor
sale i.y j. ii a res et CO.
Dec 18. Bule Agent for Lewisburg.
fl lot Sale. HI
rpHAT large and desirable property on
X the corner of Market and Water Sis.,
ell siiuuted for a residence, for business,
or (or a residence and place of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed-
-i j a i . I
mums on me second iioor, ana two iothc
finlsned rooms on ,ne ,ird A Kcnen
and Washhn..s nrlinina. nd it ha. also a
arge cement Cistern, a Pump and Well of
good water, and all the necessary out'
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to Geo.F.Mjller,
Esq. S. E. DAVIS.
LeevHburcr, Sept. 23, 1850
te'-i'S Dr. John Locke,
tE52? Sl'RGEOX DENTIST,
T A Y be found at his Office and resideni
IvJ. first door east of Klioe's Hotel the two
vreeks following the fiist Monday ol each month,
where he is prepared to execute all operations in
hie line of business in a manner eieditable tj
himself and satisfactory lo thus who may favor
him with their patronage.
' Dr. L. epends the third week of each montL
in Milton..
jAromslic Tooth Paste, pot up in beautiful
porcelain boxes, an eicellent article for keeping.
1 'be teeth clean and breath sweet, for sale at 15
P boa. by
JOHN LOCKE, D.D.8.
Lewisburg, Pa, May, 1850
. HENRY C. HICKOK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lewisburg, Union County, Penn'a.
Practices in Union and sdjoiniag counties also
attends the courts of Perry county,
OFFICE on Second St., lately occupied
byL. B. Christ. Esq. .
7 4 QTT not refused it the Office of
IVllOXl the Lewisburg Kbrontcle.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. T. A. H. THORNTON offers his
professional services to the citizens
of Lewisburg and vicinity, in tbe various
branches of his profession.
Residence Temperance Hotel.
Office Drug Store, one door above the
Mammoth Store of J. & J. Walls.
Lewisburg, Oct 1, 1850
WORM SPECIFIC!
MTANE'8 VERMIFUGE This invaluable
lemedy for worms, is rapidly supplanting
11 others, in public estimation. Where it is used
it has produced tbe bast effects, and driven out
all other remedies. It is the best we hare ever
seen ! is the remark of all who bars ever used it
in their families :
J Kidd & Co I received a lot of M'Lsne's
Vermiluge from your agent last spring, which I
old out in one week, and I think I could have
sold one thousand bottles by this time if I could
have got it, out not knowing where to get it I bid
to wait until your agent came around. Every
person that has tried M'Lane s Vermifuge tells
me it is the best they have ever wen ; in bet it is
impossible for any one lo say too much in favor
of M'Lsne's Vermifuge. W D KuBIl
Tyre Springs, Sumner Co Tenn, Feb 19 1848
Dr M'Lane, Dear Sir I have sold out si I
your Liver Pills and am anxious ta have another
lot immediately. These pills seem to lake most
wonderfully; I could have sold a much larger
quantity if I bad been provided with them ; the
inhabitants are sending to Rochester for them,
but whether there are any there or not I do not
know. Please send me another supply immedi
ately. F SHORT, Druggist
Hemlock Lake, Livig'a Co N Y, Mar 8 1847
J Kidd & Co Your traveling agent left with
me last summer a quantity of Dr M Lane's Pills
and Worm Specific to sell on commission ; Ihe
Worm Specific is all sold and I should be glad to
procure more, as it sells very readily and ha a
very salutary effect in eipelling worms. If you
csn forward me some or send me an order to call
on your agent in Buffalo (L S Reynolds) I think
it will meet with a rapid sale.
W H AINSWORTH
Varysburg. Wyoming Co, A Y, Dec ID, 1847
AGENTS C W ScRarru, Lewisburg ; J
H Callow and J H Baser, Milton ; I Gerhart. Se
linsgrove; J W Friling, Sunburv ; Mrs M'Cay,
Northumberland; M C Grier. Danville
Or. T. A. Ml. TMiRMTiGa.
Market St. Lnruacas,
WHOLESALE it RETAIL SEALER IN
Draa,MedlcliH, Chemical, Dye-
stuffs '-'lis, uIhss ferlumery,
Confectionery ct Fancy Articles.
Dr.Tbornton returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which he bss received, and be assures
ihe community ihat every attention shall be paid
to tbe compounding of Medicines, and tbst all
Drugs shall be fully tested before ibey are offered
for sale, and warranted to be pure and genuine.
Prescription given free of charge at Dr.
Thornton's Drug S'ore.
Remember to call at the old stand, first door
above the Mammoth Store of J. & J. Walls.
STOVE WARE-ROOM,
Nearly opposite H. P. Shelter's Store.
THE bent and most approved COOKING,
SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves.
Ploughs, Casting, tie., at low rates, by
uhkist ac si r auuix.
Ur. L.t,iUi
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS,
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS !
The Envy of all Pill Manufacturers,
ECAL'SE they are safer, better, and more
efficacious than any others.
500,000 Boxes
have been sold annually for the last five years.
Yoiiso axb Ol, Male id Fekaix,
can always take them with equal safety, without
fear. If Pills be nectsmry
for purging and cleansing tbe Stomach and Bow
els, and purifying tbe Blood and fluids of the bo
dy, take no others for no other pills produce
those combined effects, or contain Saraaparilla in
them.
Eat, Drink and Live aa usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst tsking
them, without fear of taking cold, during all
kinds of weather.
One Thousand Dollars
are wagered that more genuine certificates (from
physicians, clergymen. Members ol Congress, and
respectable citizens) csn be produced of their
efficacy than of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where One
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes of
any others.
Fortv Pills in a Bos ! !
snd sold at TwentyFive Cents a Box, with
directions and much wholesome advice accompa
nying each box.
TVy ftrrre no rarrV or unpUa$ant smrTI.
Fne frtm dufi or jwmo&t of any kind,
ita not gripe tM SUtmach or itatWx,
Prnrlure no tirXnesg. romitinif. or brtrl frtlings,
Tllr.Y AHK UOOO AT ALL TINES,
AndodapUd to mtut diseoMS oammon to mankind.
No one having once taken tbem will be willing
afterwards to take any others, becaose they sN
ways do good, and if they do not, then no others
will.
Dr. V. B. Leldy, The Proprietor and Mannfactorer,
is a regular Druggist, Chemist, and Physician, of
fifteen years experience in Philadelphia ; Grad
uate of the University of Pennsylvania ; Mem
ber of iliflerent Medical Institutions of Philadel
phia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, dec, and
associate and corresponding member of several
Medical Institutions of London and Paris, dec.
Oeraioa lis Ibiphsitio. Beware of all
pills called by names nesrly similar, got up to be
sold on the reputation of Dr. Leiily'sSsrsaparill
Blood Pills; the first Sarsaparilla pilla ever in
troduced and tbe only pilla containing Sarsaparil
la. Take no others snd you will not be deceived.
Others by similar names, or nearly similar.-are a
gross fraud. Beware, then, of Imposition ! !
E7Principsl Depot, Dr. Leidly's dispensary.
No. 114 North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail be
C WJCIIAFrTE. Lrwisburs; 1 J. II Car-low. Milton -I.M.tVnfcr.
a.W.KnwIrr.N.aVrlln W. P. I. Painter, Mnttey
Taylor's. and !ttt-r'i. Nrnlnbnrg I!y Smith. Adamsnnrs;
Y'mnsrmaa a Walter, DrrValley JD. 8. Bow. Freebnrc
Spotts k Mrrrs, Krlly X Roads 'Moa.SprrhtBravrrtw,a
travisa ocnaurr, nrnnserore Kotrmttn, sironiro ra
U O. Roarer. M' Keen U Valla Iwilt Eitrrr.Harskaon
Tboaaas Buwer. ShaaaoEin Daas IK. A Roash.Ontrrrille
1T.J.M. Jwdd. William RMTt- ana be TsrssssHata ana Sar.rv.
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
UTHOOTRIFTXC MIXTURE!
Large Bottles OaJy Owe Dollar.
Tat fiaviaHat ef the Gnat A amina EianST Tirana-'
VissTasis luanninie afiiTvae." indaead ar aw
aitau ssueiisriiM af sia Ansa, tkraasksat Iks tfaawa
Sedoeed the Price
af an nanalar and wall known article ; ens final tan Sato,
hmrtfona. a will mi a bal ana Has saly . ha) qaac
awttlaa: iha nKail price will be
01 DOLLAK.
The enblia nr nral aawed that lb eharattar af Iha Madi.
erne, ita atnmrtli. and curative proparuea will amain
varnaasiB. and the sum cam will bs baMewad ta paa
Barina U at bcffatalora.
Aa thw nwdicina. andar its ndoecd price, will be aarehaaed
by tboai whs hava not hitherto aaado thctnarfvaa aeanaiatad
with tu virtooi, the pmpriator woald bag to iatintaio that hn
article u not to be clanwd with the raetaaMaatof Eeweiliei
of tbe day ;" it elaiaw for ilaclf a grtmtrr kmlimg powtr, aa
all diaeaaar. Lien any eCftcr areneralien naar acore Lit
wrld ; and baa eaatainerl iudf for right yean by ita raeenol
medical vataee, and. antrl thie mdaeuoa, eotaataaded doable
Ihe price of any other article in thw line.
MiTtce raaTtccLaaLV, thie article acta with cm rott
ing power and certainty, apoa the
Blood, Uvnrf'EdjkrTa, Langs,
andaOoharortajaapoathopinpaatMnor which an and
health depend.
Thie medicine baa a jaatly Ufa repate as a noaaay fm
Dropsy and Gravel,
sad all dimiai of that natere. It any be relied a poo when
the intelligent pbreiciaa has abandoned hie patient. and fat
tbeet dinienriiig dneaaea, bmmo orpoeiallr Dbofst. the ptopav
etor woald earonuly and henaotly loooatawod is. At a
Pfoerat prise k anally obtained by all, and las trial wal pan
the article to be lbs
Qiaapsst Median la tbe World!
ty Please aab ror pssiphleti tbe area at giro thorn away
they ooouin over aislaon pagea of teoaiple, (la adrlitioa lo fal
medical Basilar) valaablo ier boaaihglrl parnsaae, aad whiea
will esve nanny doUani per year to practical baaeereepesji
Tneea rneeipta am introduced to ranao the book of gram
valao. aside from ha character aa aa advrtiriag naadiaa to
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, hi ths form at
lettarc from all parts of the ssaatry, snay be retard span.
ty " Vaarhn'a Vegetable Utbotrtripos Miriam" th
Great Aasarieaa Reentdy, now for mjf m aaatt Battles at t
each, email bottles at M eta each. Ma assail k ales wili be
haned after the pfeasat stock is disposed of.
Principal OSes. Bsnale. N. Y.. 107 Main treat
C. C. VAUGHN.
Bold molesale and Retail by OLCOTT McKUSON fc
CO.. U7 Maidea Lane. New York City.
M. B. All letters (excepting trees agenta aad doalem with
aBoot ho tranaacta baiiassO mast be post paid, or ao aiaialiea
rill be givea to these
(O 1R. IIIOUNTON. Lewishurrr, it
General Agent for Union county J.H.Casluw,
Agent, Milton ; I. Germabt, Svlinsgrove
1.343
THE HEIY FOUNDRY
IS now carrird on as usual, at the upper
end of M trkel street, whpreeverv des
cription of CASTINGS 's "T' on
nana or made to order such as
The Complete, or
Complete Improved
Cooki g Stores
for eilher Coal or
Wood and all
other kinds ol
STOVES,
also PLOUGHS of differ
ent kinds Corn Ploughs, Bull Ploughs,
and the
Self-Sharpening Plough,
a new article, and which can Dot be beat
in Pennsylvania. Call and see and judge
for yourselves.
CHRIST & M'FADDIN.
Lewisburg. Sept. 22, 1849
undersienrd continues Ihe LIVE
RY BLSLVESS at the Old Stand,
on North Third St., near Market, and
respectfully solicits the patronage of hi
friends and the public cenerallv.
CHARLES F'. HESS.
Lewisburg, May 22, 1850
Books Cooks !
nHE subscriber offers for sale at th
JL Ijewisburg Post-Office, an assortment
ol the most uselul
Paper, School Books, Stationery
of all kinds also the best Cigars,Tobacco,
&c. &c.
JOHN Y. KENNEDY.
Lewisburg, M ty 7, 1850
Tanningand Currying
FOR past favors, the subscriber returns
his grateful thanks, and hereby makes
known that he carries on the business of
Tannins and Currying,
at the Old Stand. Determined not lo be
outdone in the manufacture or finish ofjiis
work, he is bound to have the best vfoTk
men and materials, and to treat those who
have so liberally patronized (as well as
those also who shall be pleased to patronize
him) with that ailenlion which he hopes to
insure him a full share of public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange.
Hides and Bark not refused, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash
or in exchange for leather.
L. STERNER.
March 25, A.D. 1850
3
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rilHE unJerfigneJ eontinnes to furnish to order
a n tue niir?t reninnuin irrms, I lanns. rrom
the Manufsctorj of Coxaan Mirr.a. i'liibd'a.
whose instromenls an too vrrll known to need
any panrjrvric, having uniformly received the
cnramenilationa of the most eminent profes-ors
snd eorniosers of M usic, and the award of the
premiums in Nrw York. Philadelphia and Boston.
For qualities of tone, loach, and keeping in tone
op to conceit pitch, they can not be surpassed by
either American or European pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano as heretofore.
Reference may be made lo any of those parents
or guardians who have pupils commuted to his
charge He may be seen at his residence at Mrs
Metzger's, First street, Lewisborg, where terms
and particulars will be made knon.
The most popular and favorite Airs and Mosic
of different kinds received as it is issued from tbe
different musical establishments in the Cities. '
MaylS . CHARLES KALISCH
TJT ATTTC! forJust'rce9,Consta
DU AiN JVO ble.,Ajc,oo hand at
rht Chronicle office, or printed to order.
I
Stone Coal for sale.
To BlacksmltbSa
BITUMINOU COAL, from the West
Hrnnch and from Hollidaysburg, for
sale at tlie Shop of the subscriber, near the
HavscuVs on Third St.
ALEX'R AMMONS.
Lewisbur2. May 7, 1850
(Strain drills.
THE undersigned wish to inform the
fanning community generally, that
they are now manufacturing
J. P. ROSS" Niefy Imprortd GRAIN
DRILLS, or SO WING MACHINE.
Without stopping lo discuss the compara
tive merils of numerous Drills now ofTrred
for sale, they merely wish lo invite Farm
ers to call and see the above named article
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling confi
dent that they can furnish an article that
will give entire satisfaction.
ROSS, GKDDISS & MARSH.
Lewisburg Foundry, Aug. 13, 1850.
UNIVERSITY
at aLcwisburg.
CIRCULAR for the Academical Year com
mencing Oct. 17, 1850.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Primary Department.
Eiercised in Spelling, Reading, Definition,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, His
tory U.S.A., Penmanship and Composition.
English Department of tbe Academy.
The same studies aa in the Primary Depsrtm't
continued in the nse of larger teit books ; ind to
these are added General liistory,Algcbta,Legen
dre, and Elements of Surveying.
Classical Department of the Academy.
Term Junior Academic class.
1. Enc!I-h Grammar. Latin Grammar, Arithmetic (two
tlivisinns.; lieuKraiihr.
II. Tbe same stu-lits ns in I. Tirrn. ami Penmanship.
III. Enclish lirammar, Cirsur. Arithmetic completed hjr
let division, lire k Uraniumr, llialury Lji.JL, iVn
Biauship, IVMik-kfein.
Senior Academic class.
Cjewr. Creek Header, Algchra (Elements.)
AV.nf'fl. do do
HI. do . do rompM-il. Ot nc-
r ml Hbtory, i-nlish I.nnjrujij! nntl t'ouij-wition.
COLLEGIATE DEPAHTIVIXIVT.
Frexhmttn class.
I. Enjrlich Lanpuagi- and'CumjHX'-itinn, Algebra, tiTy,
II. KaUf iwmttry, Liry. An.i1jir.
III. ri.iisf. Siliil and ttdiVriral tiiuniftr)' compleUtl, Li-
JSophonnre class,
T. H'ncf.(Mvwf. Wa?iand Spherial Tripfnoin'trT.
. do di Mfnpiiratinurfyiiir.NiTiiEation.
HI. do cvtuplfti1!. S'lrH-t (hratioiut'of Ixniutibeni
Kht'tohr, Atittlytical onit-lry.
Junior class.
I. T,mothf,in,n on tin rpiwn. Ciroro de Oflifiif, Mc
rh:iliir. Ilvdn'ttinp. fflid llvlrnul:rp.
II. lK-niothfn'ii mii th frown. 'irrj dr officii rtm-iilt-tcd.
I'nv'umiitio, Atuustica, Kltttriitty, Mague-
ti.-m, find optin.
1IL Crwk Trag'dy, Ttux, Astronomy.
Senior class.
T. Lnjrie. Xntnral TlnH.lijrv. InU-tlrvtiiftl PhiloMphr.
IT. ink. I'nlitimt tnni'miy, Monti I'hilo.i'hy.
111. ltittler't Analogy. Consiitution of L.b ClurmUtry,
Lr-t-turos, tf uerI UfTi-wi.
Wo clan in the Il. sular Course has less than
three daily recitations. Everj Saturday forenoon is
devoted exclusively to Vocal Muic, Declamation,
and reading select and original Compositions
Tbe students re required to attend, reguhtly,
rome religious meeting. Minors are expected to
attend such meetings as are recommended to them
by their parents or guardians. There are in the
borough no less than six places of public worship.
of as many different Christian denominations.
Text Books.
Enotish tnnauao ami ii Uxutian. -Tw Bible. Inrterf
Rhftoriral Header. Worrerter's or Webnters Dirtinnary,
Bullion EnKli!h (irammar. Parkers iroiiTeiiTe fcxen-i-
in Knclih Competition, Parker's Aids, lilair'i Lactuivs
(Uiiverity Kdiliou.
LAittn utngungt uuiih-i. rnmrair. uuuion t neaaer,
lvcrett'it Lexion. liullkm 9C.er, S hraiu and Zumpt'a
Viryd. Lineoln Livv. Anthon llurace, Tharlifr's Ckvro
de dt:eii!. Tyler's Taritiin" Ucrmania ft A-rrieola.
6VA ran;iif.Hullion'ivintmirutr. Bullion Remlt-r,
.idilt'Il k St lt Lr xiron. Own: Xn'pbon" Aiutbab.
4wcn's llnnier'n CMy?!ey,Cbauidia' Dtiuostbenes, Fink's
Clanirnl Mnnunl.
.V ihVmatirM. PaTirn' Antlimet:e for Aenitmfet, Elem
entary A.jrvhin. Hour. Ion. Ise ndr Surri-yinjf and Nari-fration.Aiinlytti-nlinH'try.tlniti-d'i
Natural i'hilosophy
(wtortotyped",) Olmsted's A.-tronomy.
X umber of Mudenls.
The numlter of students during the past year
in tbe various Uepartments, was 17 . ne
f 'ollegiate elates already organized lor the fu
ing year, arc the fulbming :
Senior class . 8
Junior elaas ... 1-4
phvfuorv cmm 10
r-.-binau cl.i - - 19. ,
51
Teachers.
FTKI'IIEX W. TAVLOU, A. M, I'ruf. of MadicmaUcs
anil Natural rbi1vr.hT.
OKulUiK IC. BLls, A.M., VroC. of Grrvk Language
nod Literature.
liKotiliK .AXDEr..'ON,A.M.,rrotof Latin IngiiaKe
an I Literature.
1SAAU X. LOOMIS, A. M, Prinrfr.nl of the Am,l. my.
A1.HIKI) TAVLOU, A. Tutor iu the Lnglisfa Ln
Ruage alia Elucutiou.
BuildlngR.Library and Apparatus.
The Academic edifice now occupied by tbe
members of the University, has been erected, at
an expense of $S,000, snl it is adapted to aerommodnte
100 students. Another edifice is nearly completed, and is
espeeted to he readr for oocupnncj at the ooraaaeacerneut
or the next Term Ort. 17, 1J0.
The Lihrar j rontaina a number of select volumes, and
is constantly increasing.
Chemical Apparatus has been procured sufficient to
supply the immediate demand. Tlie Apparatus tor the
illustration of Mechanical l'hilosophy, la now complete.
Tuition and Board.
Tuition in the Colleeiale Department $30,
Academic $20, Primary $12 per year.
Board, including lodging, washing, fuel, and
light, can be had in the village and its vicinity at
various prices, from 1 1,50 to $2.50 per week.
Arrangements are In progress to furnish Board, exrlo
aire of lotltrin, washing, fuel and lnjht, to such as may
desire it, at $1 2& per week.
SvaNtonH and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the year the former com
mences on the 3rd Thuisdsy in October, and
continues 26 weeks ; the latter commences on
Thursday, 15th May, and continuea 14 wrrka.
Spring Vacation, 4 week; Autumnal, 8.
Dy order ami in behlf of the Uoard :
THOMAS WATTSOX. Pres'l.
UEOIiliE F. MILLER. Sec'y.
lewisburg. Union Co. Pa. Sept. 1, lrjso
If isTa mct7
ONE seir-evidcnt, and worthy of evwy
consideration, thai no Miller ran muke
good clean dour without he hai good clean
wheat. 1 suppose you wish to know the
remedy. I tell you it is to get one ol
Rergstresser's Wheat Scnurert, or Smut
Miichines. He being an old, practical and
experienced Millwright has invented, got
up and put in successful operation the best
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering a machine and afterwards finding
that it does not prove to operate as repre
sented, there shall be no tale, as these ma
chines are to be warranted good. Further
recommendations are thought unnecessary.
He w now having a supply made at Lewis
burg, by Messrs. Geddes &t Marsh. Orders
for machines, or letters of inquiry, will be
promptly attended to. - Machines will be
sent and put to all order. Address '
- J. BERGSTRESSER," '
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. , 329
NOTES Promissory; Judgment, and
Joint Notes (blanks) at this offioe.
ASOTBhR SCIEXnrtC WOXDMMt
PEPSIN:
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JUICE a great Dyspepsia Curtr.t
Prepared from Rennet, or the fouilh stomach of
the Ox, after directions by Baron Luais, the
great physiological chemist, by J.S.Hocssjtos,
M.D., No. 11 M. 8th 81 Philadelphia, Pa.
A TRULY wonderful remedy tot Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature's
own process, by Nsture's own agent, the Uaatrie
Juice. (Xj-llatf a teaspoonful of this fluid infused
in water, can digest or dissolve Five Pounds of
rosst beef in about two hours, out of the stomach.
Digestion is chiefly performed in the storn.
ach by the aid of a fluid which freely exudes from
the inner coat of that organ, when in a state of
heal.b. called the castric juice. This fluid is the
great salient of the food ihe purifying, preser
ving and stimulating agent 01 ine numacu aim
intestines. Without it there can be no digestion,
no conversion of food into Mood, no nutrition
but rsther a foul, torpid, painful and destructive
condition of tbe whole digestive apparatus.
Pepsin is Ihe chief element or great digest
ing priiicijik! of the gsstrie juice. It is found in
great abundance in the solid parts ol the human
stomsch alter death, and sometimes causes the
stomach 10 digest or eat itself up. It is also found
in the stomach of animals, as the oxtsmlf, dec. It
is the materiel used by farmers in making cheese
styltd Rennet, the cutset of which has long
been the anecial wonder of the dairy. Curdling
of milk is the first process of digestion. A call's
stomach can curdle nearly one thousand times Us
own weight of milk. Baron Liebig states, "one
psrt of Pepsin di'solved in sixty thousand parts
of water, digests meat and other food." Diseased
stomscbs produce no good Ualric Juice, Rennet
or Pepin. To show that tnis want may oe per
feclly supplied, we quote the subjoined
KtniESTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Baron LltBKl, in his celehratnl work on Animal Che
mistry, snje: -An artificial dirislire Buid, analafcoua to
theUastric Juice.mar he readily prepared from the mucous
membrane or the stomach or the calf, in which Tanoiu
articles of food, as meat and episs, will be softened and
digested in the same manner as in the human stomach.
Dr. BEKK1KA, in his famous treatise on f ood and Diet,
n,.l,li.hrl I,, fowlers A Wells. New York, pace Si. states
the same (Treat fact, and describes the method of prepara
tion. There are lew higher authorities than Dr. Ferena.
1T. COM UK, in his valuable writing on the I'hysiologv
of Ingestion, obeerves that " a diminution of the due
qunntity of the liastric Juice is a prominent and nll-pre-tailing
cause of Dyspepsia," nnd he states that "a ditin
guiidied professor of medicine in Lnndun.w ho waa severely
afflicted with this complaint, finding everything else to
fciil, had recourse to the (ia."tric Juice, obtained from the
stomach of living animals, which completely succeeded."
Dr.tJKAHAM. author of the famous works on egetable
Diet, says : " It is a remarkable tact in physiology, that
the stomachs ol animals, macerated in water, impart ts
the fluid tlu property of dissolving rarious articles of fijod,
and of eflectiug a kind of artificial digestion of them in no
Slr aiui mil imai mru.i.i'iifc"-H" ........ .
Dr. SI.MoS'n gn at work, the Chemistry of Man. iXea
Rlai.rl.anl. Hiiliul- l4ii. nn 31 . '3. 1 savs : -The discovery
of 1'epsiu forms a n-w era in the chemical hisU-ry of Di
gestiou. From recent experiments, we know that food is
disMjlved as njiidl v in nn artificial dijestire 9uid, prepared
from I'epsin. a it i" in the natural Gastric Juice itself
Prof. Ill MiLISlN, of the JeSerson College. I'Sllad. in
his irreat work on Human I'hysiolugylerotea more tban
fifty pages tn nn exaniinntion of this suojeet. His experi
menu with Dr. Beaumont, on the linstnc Juice, obtained
from the liring human stomach nnd from animals, are
kuown. In nil en-en." he says, -digestion oreuircu aa
perfectly in the artificial ns iu the natural digestions "
Asa DYSPEPSIA CUKtR, Dr Houghton's
preparation of l'tii-in bss produced tbe most mar
velous H'rcta It is impossible to give details of
cases hi ihe limit of Ibis advertisement but au
thenticated certificates hsve been given of more
tban TWO Hl'MDRbD rapid, wonderful, and
permanent cures. It is a great Xiavocs Akti-
iioti, and particularly useful for tendency to
bilious disorder, liver complaint, fever aud ague.
Ibe evil effects of quinine, mercury, Ac, also for
excess in estinz or drinking
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COM
PLAINTS which it does not reach aud also give
inatsnt relief ! and repeated for short time, pu
rity of Blood and viooa or sodt follow at once
ll is particularly excellent in cases of nausea, vo
miting, cramps, soreness of ihe pit of the stomach
distress after eating, low, cold slats of ihe blood.
heaviness, lownesa of spirits, despondency, emaci
ation, weakness, tendency to inssnity, etc
Price, ON E DOLLAK per bottle. One bottle
often effects a lasting core.
PEPSIN IN POWDERS sent by Mail, tree of Postage.
For convenience of sending to all parts of the country,
the Digestive Matter of the Oepsin.i- put up in the torm ol
Powders, with directions to he dissolved by the patient in
water or svruo. These powders eonlaiu just the same
mutter as the bottles, but twice the quantity sir the same
price, and are sent by mail. Free of Postage, fcr 1. sent
ipost-pai'li to Dr. J.s". Houehton, No. It North iUth St.
Philadelphia. r?ix packages fur
Every boille.snd package bears tbe written sig
natuie of J.S.HOLUH TOS.M.D., Sole Proprie
tor. Sold by agents in every town in the Union
and by most respectable dealers in medicine.
To be had of Dr. THtlKA I OA, Lewisburg ;
II Caslow, Milton; Thompson, Mifflinburg;
Will ft Eilerl. Hailleton; Win Koshong. New
Berlin ; O I Crouse, Selinsgrove ; Mrs M Cay
Northumberland 1;335
BULL'S HEAD HOTEL,
MiJJluiburg, Union county, fenn'a.
TaESPECTFL'LLV iniorms the citizens of
l"V Union county, and tbe public in general.
that he has leased tbe above atand, for many
yeara occupied by his Father, and is now pre.
psred to accommodate mentis and toe traveling
community in a manner acceptable to all.
The HOUSE is Isrge and roomy, well arran
ged in all it departments, and every care will be
taken to render his guests comfortable and happy.
Hia TABLE will always be furnished with tbe
choicest delicacies of the season, and the best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all limes
be attended by careful persons, and none but the
very best of liqoois will be kepi. His sTABLEa
are ample and convenient, and the OSTLER:
punctual and attentive.
In short, he pledges himself lo endeavor lo
give general satisfaction to all, and hopes by
strict attention to business to merit snd receive
s liberal share of patronage.
Mifflinburg, June 20, 1850
fPHE subscribers offer the public, at their
J. new Brick Foundry, the tolWwing new
and valuable Stoves :
Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, with
a Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air-Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood
2 sizes. -
Coal Burner for Parlors I size, 12 inch cyl
inder. Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor 8tove
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stove for Wood 2
sizes.
Egg Stove the very best in use for Stores,
Offices, Barrooms, and Shops.
Ths celebrated Genesee Air-Tight Cook Stove
The Complete Cook 2 sises.
Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves
Ploughs Castings. &c. iie.
CHRIST Si M'FADDIN.
Lewisburg, Dec. 12, 1840.
"An ounce of Prevention worth
. . a pound of Cure," in
that awful disease.
consur.iPTion
DR.ii
FITCH'S Lectures on the Preven
tion and Cure of Consumption.
This popular work for sale in Lewisburj:
by 8. F. Lyndall J. Houghton aad a
bis office. Price, 75 cents.
BOARDING:
THE aubacriber availa himaeir ol the cor.
uitioi of tbe Chronicle ja publishing 0
the citizens of Lsswiaburft aad vicinity thai
he baa opened a BOARDING HOUSE i.
large and comfortably arranged boost), for
kepi as a Temperance) Hotel by James Kelly, W,
doors eaal of the Franklin Honae, Market street.
He is prepared lo aay lhat his Table shall hav
Ihe best the Markets can afford, and the Ledgja.
of Boarders shall be aa comfortable as can
desired. 1. 8. HTEHStR.
iFttttt ata
O RNAMENTAL
TREES.
The subscriber offers for sale a large
assortment of choice Fruit Trees such as
Apple trees, 7 to 10 feet hifh, 40 varieti,,
all warranted genuine Peach trees, 2l
varieties; Tartarian Cherry, Nectarine.
Prune and Pear trees, together with some
6 or 8 varieties oi'Gratie Vines of the beat
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Pauluaia, Linden, Ac.
N. B. Persons wishing to procure a
quantity of the Fruit trees, are requested to
make immediate application to the subscri
ber, in order to procure the varieties and
size wanted. II. R. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1850.
LIVEIt COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, disease ef ihe Kidneys, and all dis
eases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach,
such as Constipstion, Inward Piles, Fulness
or Blood to the Hesd. Acidity af the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartbora. dis
gust for Food. FaHnese or Weight in the
Stomach, Soar EracUtiona, 8inking or Flut
tering at Ihe pit of tbe Stomsch, Swimraing of the
Head, harried snd difficult Breathing, Flut
tering at tbe Heart, choking or surauca-
ling Sensations when ia a lying
posture, dimness of Vision. Dots orWebs
before the Sight, Fever and dull Pain ia the
Head, Drficiencv of Perspiration, Yellowness of
Ihe Sain snd Eyes, pain in tbe Side, Baca,
Cheat, Limbs, Ar.. audden Flushes q
Heat. Burning in the Flesh, constant Ima
ginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spiiits
ca.v be zrrirTrsLtv trato ar
DR. HOOF LAND'S
CELEBRATED GERBIAN BITTERS,
prepared by
iir. V.oli.JatknoH,
at the "German Medicine Store,"
120 Arch St. rbllad.
Their power over the abote diseases is notr
celled, if ei'MiItd, by any other preparation in
the Vintid Stolen, as the cure attest, in many
cases after skilful physicians had failed.
The Bi ters are worthy the attention of inva
lids. Possessing great virtues in the rrctificstroa
of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, rirrri
ring the most searching powers in weakness snd
stleclions of tbe digestive organs, they ate wiiaal
safe, certain and pleasant
Read lis as cosviwczb. The Hon. Chs
D Hiiielnie, editor of Ibe Camden Demoovi,thm
best paper in West Jervvfy, says'. Sixty Slit
HOLLAND'S G KB MAN BITTERS. V Urt tw
many tlattrru.fr sotim of tbi nnlidM, anal tbt wrr
wlu mcr they rmmr Uadocrd ma to mkebairittY.prvrtii.t
it men Ln. From .Uiiuirj we wen- pervUsMftrd to ur iLvaA
uiut sy we fiiuitvl it peifie iu artioa (i.n tiaWMn A
the iiv r sUktl Jigrstin ntvui, snd tto powcrtul lnflvrnvie
it exrt uoa nvrroavt protiaii4)as L rt-nHj smrpntins:. It
rmJou ami atrrntrthraiai tbe aVt-rr-. briuBf lUtm iuU
statp of irputsi. Hajsking avfreliiii:.
If this mr&irimm men mam icvat-nUy ms4. w m tA-
ifitHl Uirt WUKsd W It-M MaVBrMk tv fnn th StoBKb,
liTer. aa4 avrvovM vy-m tbr rvt auiriiT f rral and
untnary dunttmv emanau. Have ikm ia a brallhy roa
ditin. a lid tou can bid drfianre to rpiUrmic fTB-rally.
This v-xtjaonlinary nedienne w would adTiap our fmrxif
who arr at all inJi"poti to Kire a trial it will tlarn rrt
ofntumd it? If. It hald. in tart.be ia evrry taanly.
other lattf rim no ntdoo rh rTiicafr vm-riL
Fiom thr Btntftn Bee rtJiiorial. Dec tUJ
Ir. Ilt-oflan-i "f tVli-hrateil Ot-rman Bitter. fr tbe rare
of sLiTer Cvm'.aiut. JnunJire. Drp-pi. anl Chrviuc r
Ntrrroun IN-Iiiity. in dierTrdly one cf the mvtyt popalar
medkiov-" nf tht; day. ThvM Bitu-n b been
thounaiMl, and a friend at our elbow ny be hat biawrlf
r-viTeJ t n m the vr ( tbi reuedy aw'effertual, arnna
nent rure of LtTer tVswiplmittt. Ue are cvrnftBred LhatV
in the ue of th-r-e Bith-ra. the aatient cnnUntl- ram
dtn'OfCth and lirwr a tart worthy of irreat rwitieratiocv
Tbi-y are ilsar-aat in tait and anteM, and ran be a.--! tty
perMna with the awt delicate ittonarfa-t, with safety
u I. ler any rirrnvtiirieeFT. We are PneakiK fraai experi
enrc, and to the affiKted we advue their uv.
Scot fa Wftkltj. one ot tbe best Utctsry psoer
puMihfJ. saiJ. Aug 25th .
Dk Hoorv&n's (ir-w as Brtrnrjt, awsnwftrtarrf Ty D
Jat-kMtn. arr mw rernntntrnded by utme of the wtntl prt
minent mt uil-rrtt of the k'araltr. as an article of mwh
effir7 la eaten of fi male weakneM. A urh is tbe eai-e,
e would adviw all motht-r to obtain a bottle, aa tbo
Me th. m-t lt . niurh meka1. Persons af debiiitata-al
ronntitutiouswill find tbrw Bittr adaevproo" totbeir
health, as we knw frr-m experknest th salsCaiy sflext
they bare upon weak eysttni.
Judge M.M.Noak, s gentkmsn of great wien
lific ami literarj attain men I saiti inbiauiewYoik
Weekly Meiwencer. Jan 6. 1950---
Dr. HwjhrmTt &rtnn Bittnt-Hm m preparation
whirh the 'leading prewar-a of the I'nion appear unanin.on
in mmninii-ndin aad tbe rva-oo is obvious. It is ssad
after a pretptkB tarnished by one of the mo;! celebratew
phyttieians of modern times tba lata Dr. Christopher
Wilhelm Hoottand. ProiVsitor ta tbe I niverMty of Jens,
rrite Phy:irian to tbf Kinjr of Prasia, and one of tho
irreatest inetbral writers erwany has erer prodnced. H
was emphatirally tbe enemy of Astmtmfj, and tbrrvfuxv a
medicine of whirh he was the hreentor ami eBdon-rr Bay
be confidently rvlied on. Ue itpectally ismaaavntied it ia
Ltrer Complaint. Dyspepsia, Debility, Yertigv Acidity ss
the atomarh, Contitipatmn. and all complaints an star
from a disordered condition of the stomacla, tbe Lirer aad
tbo Intestines. Mine Philadelphia papers express their
conviction of its esrellewce. and several of their Editors
upeak of its effects from their own individual experirnre.
tnder these eirrnmittanre, we farl warraatrd. net sely
in ealKnK the attention of oar readers to the present
proprietor (Dr. C. M. Jackson's) psepnratio btkt ia rc
ommendiBfT the article to all afflicted.
Moat Etidkxci. Tbe Philadelphia Saturday
Gaiette, the beat family newspaper published in
the United States, the editor my s of Dr Uoolland'w
German Bitters
It ii seldom that we recommend what are termed Pat
ent Mrdirinrs to our readers' patronare and eonfldenee;
ami. theretore. when we reeommend Dr. Hoofland's Ger
man Hitter, we winh it to be diatiactly nnderstood that
we are not peaking af the nnstnrms of the day, that are
noted about for a brief period and are forxoUen after they
have done their guilty race of miw-hief, bnt of a medicine
lnnir established. nniTersally prised, and which baa met
the hearty approval of the Faculty itself.
Evidence on evidence faaa been received (lifc
the ft-repnhiit) from all section p of the t aiea. tbe Itrti
years, and (Ae wtmrntftst tetttmimy tn its fwr. is. that
there is more of it uwd In tbe practise of the retralsr
Phyoidaus of Philadelphia, than ef all other nosirnmn
combined a fart that can easily be esublinbed. and fnlly
prftvinir that a arlentifle prt paration trill meet with their
iuiet approval wbea presented even ia thti form. That
thio medicine will enre Liver Cawolrait.tj ihr.Hsri. u
one can doubt ftr asinr it a- directed. It sets rw-cir-ally
npon the Stomaeh aad Ltver. H is p sew tattle to
Calomel ia est rWtWs 4fisivrars. The effect is tmswdisie
they can be adtafnltitered to nsALB er vrm with fejrtv
Skwal ta.la.Kl.. n.-atA
sasssvi ttimuir. ssvriisrua, mUj UaaTC. . .
' Beware of counterfeits!
This medicine has attained that character which
it ia necessary lor all to attain to induce counter
feiters to pnt forth a spurioas article at the risk ef
the lives of those who are innocently deceived.
- Look well the marks of the Ccnuint.
They have Ihe written signstnre of C.M.Jacaso
npon the wrapper, and the nasae blown in iha
bottle, trithout which they are spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail, at th. nPBMlX
MEDICINE STORE. No. 120 Aim s, on.
door below Sixth, (lata of 178 Race 8c) Philad
elphia, and by respectable dealers eeaerallv. tha
country throughout. . , . Iy330
Also for sale by S.F.L YSDALLIteisbvrg,P
aiso py vi, nuu t u.v, 40
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PRINIING,
ii BAIL) 1 DATEUlTIUlSliI
AT THE "CHSOCIE" CffCf