- .Y4Brigtetaitl•
Thiniortgitnt after
hig4g_alle( i
diming after fazihion - -
...Wlterpve; faah ion Whirl:,-
- , And all that sort Of
ciAbootie whei like:Akar— •
I}' tbZfr those devoidof time, • -
I Aaralupe iqtalbatter:sliimoidi of
diapiondr,atade ot" pole,
And'Olhei bl?ek fit;ntiz , . ,
But to a crifg„vdap Istaly
Who'd be what she appears,
'Who'd :Tread 'nititahine rounor - tbe rnan
That keers.away her tears,
`,bid brings her tatorsr home,
•
,
We'd crisper softlyin her )ear,
Wellgrave it on her hiart,
s' -That knowing . well to fry a first:,
- , Beats sentiment and art
A ditrned
Wit flub quinar.
TAB FUENCII/1113 . JOCkIED.
The following story is. told of a French
man,. who having adopted this country as his
rm.idence, wanted to procure for himself an
animal, the use of whose . legs - : - ,hould serve
instead \ of his own. 1R Amarious peregrina
tions he designed, making in the preseeutioo
-of Ids search after knowledge. Being= little
acquainted either with hore joekies or'hurse
11h, he was grievously. takeroin by a cheat
in , the purchase of a steed. He gave a hun
dred dollars for a misers4e -jade of an old
mare, that . had been fattened up to sell, and
turued,out to 'be-ring-boneil,-spavined, blind
and wind . brokeu. The Frenchman, on dis
covering Mal be had been :cheated, went to
request the jockey to take:, back the animal
and'reftied the money. :
- "Sere, said he. -I 'ave fetch back tbernare
}terse vat you sell mr , , entf,l rant de rtpuev
in my pocket bpck."
`l,Your pocket back !" returned the jockey,
feigining surprise, "I don'(understand you."
"You
,aot stand under, - me!" said the
FrenchtuSS, be inning to gesticulate furioui- .
ly, .iyou not stand under me ! Sure, by zar,
you be' one ,grand raseallel—vou lie like Sam
—like Sam--vat you call: de leptle moun
tain Ti eh'!" .
rsu ppose.pin mean." •''
Monsieur—•,Sirn_de Hilt—yes, snre,
you lie like two Sam Hill: You sell tne one
mare-horse for•une hundriA oo
vatt one hundred
cent, by iTaT."
~ W hat'a the Matter wittx the heasl ?"
rMattair ! Sacre ! Matra - ir do you say?'
•
VT he is all mattair—lie nu go at all—he got
40.1eg; no feet,_ floe blind like (Ale
sniun dat eye—he go rfieeztt-o, viteeze-o,
like one turge-baniinCr-b.ellow%-- T he no 'go I
over at all de grown:l—bc no travelle tiro
mile in tree day. Oui, he is ()Jae brand
heat.
.
heat. Ynu must iake•liim, ,and fuud tie
~ •
money back."
"Refund the money!. oh. no,
do i could'ut
think or such a thing."
"Vat',. You no fund hinAack de money ?
You sheaty' me vid one hutidred doltar horse,
'dat no can go-it all!" .
"I never Promised con that he would go."
"By gar! va,t•is one horse good for rep he,
no go? !kis no hi:tier as one dead Ancliass,,,;
by' gar. Vili p.m. sate, take de mare-horse
back, and give me my money vat I pay-fil i r
him ?"
”No sir, I eannot—'tWas a fair bargain
your eyes were your owri market, as we
gentlemen or the tnrf sae."
*lGentihnen de •turf ! Vuu be no gond - •
man at all :. —you be no tuir.—tnon Dien !•3,-tu
be one Turque---one - Shor—one saere darn
deeeptione. You shewy your OWEI horp
moder—yotriday onefascalle' trick ors yogr
gotten fader . . l You 'are nci
"The interest is what I look at."
'l r es,'sare, your in tereste is no princiimil
1. - o,u-be one grand rasCalles,lreat.
,Mon Dieu - !
ve - re you die ven
,you g 4 to ? beh ! Le ,
Diable black he fetch )ou uo tirne quick, by
ga r • " •
Failing to' obtain redress
. .of, the jockey, the
„poor Frenchman sent his '"mare-horse" to
an auctioneer to be sold. i3ut the auctiouecr
proved to be as great a rogu e as tbejockey
foi he took care that fees for selling,
should eat up the price ipt for thCanitnal.
• -.
"Br gar!" said the Fr,..nehman, in rela
ting the story, "I be sher 4 all round. De
shocky horse, he sheaty me in trade; and de
auctioneer, he sheaty me in dispose of de
hanimalle. He sell ; de ; mare-horse for
ten dollar, and by gar, he sharzge me '!even
dollar for sell him. Mon , Dicu ! so I be
take all roundin. I lose '!even and one hun
r
dret,tollar all in my pocket dear. 'or one
saZie dam, limp-lump, vheeze-yintl, ho see
at all, zix)d. lin nothinz,shade Ofia mare
horse, rorse as nineteen dea4 shaciadses, by
gar !"
NOBLE AND WITTi ,REPLi%
Ia 1516, Philip II sent the young Consta
ble de Castile :o Rome, to eaogratulate Sex-,
tus the fifth ya his advancer - neut. The Pope
imprudently said
,
"Are there so few men irt,Spain that yotki , -
kinz sends nce ode without a'heard?"
"Sir,"_ saui r. the fie'ree Span . in — rd," "if his „
majesty-poesscssed the least idea That yuu
imagined merit lay - id a beard, he would
doubtless have deputed a goa . t tu yr,n..not a
gentletnan."
A SHORT-SIGIIT.Eri, sT.tn-cAzr.tz
•
On the - day of an eclil4e,'whea all the in
habitants.of Paris were Wiqlout doors, pro
vral-With telescopes and 'inters- of smoked
Mass, an Englismda:was ..seen drivinz fu-
•s ong
"Where doer my lord wis4
_to ;u?" said
the drii-er.
r
'To gee the eclipse," . exclaimed the ET:Ig•
118 hMaEl. thrUStill,g his head ; Out of:the conch
witidow, "only 41rive up as tieat to'it as pos.
siS!e, fur I am short sighted."
rj"Williant Penn and Thomas Story once
sheltered themselves frod? a shower of rain
in a tobacco house, the °Wrier of _which said
to them, "You enter here 'Without leave; do
you know who.l am ? I arri a justice of the
peace.'' To rhich Story jreplied,.
friend here makes such thinis as tliee--he is
governor of Pennsylvania.".'' -
i!
- •
,
.1 very modest lady sent her, very:mai
•iest daughter,.a prettr vontif.r. darnset, Ott! one
morning• for some artieleF..: "Among .the
man}, she informed a dell: 'in one of eau
stores that her mother wanted, to get three
yards of cloth "for, primitiv'e triangular ap
kndages for her baby."
, '
h it aggraratitig,' when
)ou are abotit to imprint the',l. cherry ripe"
upon your fatly lore to have some one to
peep 1n ? br,ai r ier, it is did, ,M observe some
oup in a corner of. the room. !,.
11:71)ow, iecommeniling marriar,es,
says, “A pod wife is tOinost eonstfint
and faithful companion ynu can ipossibly
have by your
. side, while;'perf,.,trtning the
journey of life—a clog - ifn't oloucti to her,
[I7 - Byran said the great triaLlo woman's '
beauty -was . ;he upg,rac4ftiV act'wf.ealiag
eggs; he sever saw aue cf'tbtetitteii'hartft
inz oirby the-teeila to a blazi4 'hot corn cob;
• :1 •
slyra's_clear.
• ; - 7
.„ •:• „ r. ~Er r.l!
Neirer'aligiNi#f lee •Like
THE PREVALrAJE'OF DIARRHCEit,
LJ Dysentery, Cholera Mothus, teunitrerSiOrsplaintai
Cramps and 04.11e,lart'Sumetre.'Itisdiedit titre cured
of these dliterses, in ftent S 1013 and 30 Minutes.
' Not a tingle ease esti be Ihrind where.Ptelieeir used
according -to the printed directions that accompany
each bottle, it failed to .trert a' rapid, safe tad radical
core. "Ntimerons cmses'orere torrid by it In less than
bone, where the efforts of fbyideians. who descry
ft, felled to'do mkt. or such see-hair sev
eral ce nit - lc:ars which are open 'to the .inspection of
7anyone scht:desires to gee them. •
tan unproesnlevited was its shccesa, that it elicited
ire volontiirr rettornmendatiot-s of the Public Press,
wherever it was iutrodnced. The Watchman of Nor
ristown, the • Ittimtentnery Ledger of Pot,stown, the
Niurralier ur Szippactrviile, the iteattern Friend of
Sunneytown, the Dental Irearil of New York, and
others, recornmetaled it as a certain, antailtra remedy
for all the diseases for which we recommend it.
We hare the testimony nr the hest Physicians:An
Montgomery County, In Its favor, those who used it
tbenn.elves, and who publicly recommended it to their
patronr. -
Add to this" over two hundred certificates of the
most respectable citizens of NOTTiREC , WfI. Readint.
1 Easton, Fottsvil:e. &c., &c., and you- have. a body Of
evidence in favor nf the.C"mpound Asiatic Balsam of
Dr. M, D, Kerr & !taro:tint, that is perfectly Irresista,
, We. Warrauled la all czars. .
SOBER FACTS THAT NONE CAN DENY!
Now Ilrat the Compound Attestlc Balsam has been
before the people of OW place and County fvr several
pinnate., we attbrutt the ((Mowing facts to their candid
odement :-
1;1. That there never wastsMedirine cnmpounded
that Eared so iserreiatag in so short a time, and with'
each tgatee Safety-and ptrisasercy. as r he Italia m.
Rt. "That a cures , Diarrhcea. Dysentery. cinder*
Mnrbds , Summer Complaint. Cramps and Colic, in
from minutes. to :few hours. Dysentery not 3.1
soon. as that is of a nano: intituatory haulm. and un
der any treatment requires aqosiper time; but that
even much snorter 'than any other remedy , or mode of
wean:in-et.
4th. That one bottle wit] Cure a half dozen cases;
thus proving it not only the surest remedy', but also
the cheapest ever CiVPIItn the public. •
Alb.- That nn family stmithl by without it. Cases
may snoldonly nrige of such severity, that time does
not occur In call the rrgular family Physician. Give
the Balsam as directed ; send !In? your Physician, and
he will know if the remedy ran be relied on ; we are
willing tO abide bit decisuin.
• _ IN TILE FIELD AGAIN
I :have never known.the compou n d A t omi c Et t ,i ram ,
of Dr. 11. G Ketr s Bert Am. two eminent Hans
or Norristown; Pa on tail in the treatment of that
riass ~ r direarmt ins whim. they lone nrcurninend n.
is - bcsOlni any dmilit the most tifliwtrie addditiou to
the Materk_Merlicr, that has ever been introduced,
iog
nni except 'nine. that a It controltine preparation
iu reVer and Agpe. And as the eirietinstors make no
ptmence to s ; ,.rre'sy, tint disclose it. pleiktrution To
all who dreire In krnw its intumment
PM'iki t baven , t scrupled to use arid recommend it in
my private prior icm•in it Lich have 'Mind it W.P.M.
/weir itorormium curatite properites. Under its
feCOVef in :4 flitleti shorter time, and r, cov,rirs
are muse permanent than under uny combination Or
remedies th it 1 have ever tried IMI therefore, not
hesitve to express my entire approbation of it and ati..
ice 112 to tr!. ii. Sign. I/.
.C.APEC K , U. D., w Yolk.
. .
• •
We. Go'n.,t claim-the Stakani ae a unirrrsal "tare
n ii : •• b t u to Dis,r4i,e•or the Slnfti:llr4 r. 0241 ROWells. i.
haa, not it, equal, as ni.iny in !ilia place can 'ratify.
ALWAYS .. , 11(.:CFAs.',U1,. -
The prnoro 4.1 lb,- a•tnrashibtzettcacy nr Dr. M. G.
Kurr & Itrnoh l e CoM7toutnl Gthatc au!
In_ in this ker au.l fas:er than
. NutninA nece
erinalleAt Itir rantaltrozateiy nrzmn.nr permanency
cure Gra4 1112 r our revtat•
and inic:11.V•111 PI
tt•e.l Dr NI. G. Kerr & I3rrlnleCs Cots:pound
111163111 1,1( apc: ,
s. in st Ilst I, I Grotnl ti tol/41213...”1 ding ..ntl
yin Tell 111 , mg .41 rit.pleaea rn .yttip
, 1111:1 31,111•111 uutnediaL ly 1 .1411 , 111,1141 , 1/1 .
3/,'lld IT •3 111) FITS,IOI,I and the pletair, n. , 1).• brut C1111I•
ly rxtltit. I ronsider it porferll:4 •=lre, and ,
116,1 V 1111111,1.• 11314 . 1.1114111. 31111 ‘lll/3111 TIM :Ike
T, h. Wlll,Olll IT 111 M3' fan.lly
13.1530
Pott,r4i- ;Mow .11.16 . f.0
T,r Dr. M. G. Kerr 8: rerinbq
.
.vict , y 4.41 4. Cowl nand .1,1114. 41-itm in ruts
1,4,01,, and rerori uirlu!eql if In ot 11
:.
1: t% oil 11., and •1r „ .: . n r ,„, n -4 1 .„,, time: I
Ito IlteretorP iccomtn4 u4l It 4a the n•
11,• durine In Asir the
wntcii lou in•eyel
. it. 11 rnr, gt•....r . Mr, 1414.
14434 - 41.n•a.Dysent,•ry.f:tol.ra Nl4.rbilk
Crartrin. and 4'.4.r. vt. 1..a1f to one tOur. I rt4h:44.e nil
my f 4. iruds tit trt it.
C. P. NORTON. PnUKvillr
P.N. tr.! nulr In Dr. NI. G. lirrr & Ilert..l. t. Ding
cislq 1.1 Cliornixts.„ Nit rri.trnrit : 1110 for skit.
own. Fottr.villr ; E. J. Fry. Tvis...pri; Nl , •rgin F.
M''. o "r• (4 .`"; ,,, urg ; J. I,l* 3linersville; R.
Hunter Co„ Readirg, Pa.
July 5, IS:70 • :Imp
Thomas Foster sc Co.
NEW WItt)LESA LE AND RETAIL
100 T AND SIXOE STODIE.,
CpRA GI CENTRE 4.V13 -11-IREET STS.
NITTeIvILE.
• .
)11i,•siih s settberg invite Ilk attention nfillot pnblir
to the very extenstv• .tiptirtment ot-..GoodA, eon
iiistine or .
crt: rait - stitehed. rudgcti and Ncgrd
fl•tnt•. Calf and Kip, d,iuhla fated Sewed and Pea.
zed "nate,. Water Proortlonts Setvird and Pegged.
(Pim .2,1 n $4; Ncw England and Philadelphia mats
nf - t.Jurt-4 Coar,e !tams. in great variety, cnnstant
ly on hand; (loth and Larimg Gaitt,a•Aanie, had
Ntalilicrs, 0111013'4Oct. and
. 51,11,1 and Pea zed Monroem.
CRS' Beata and Monroep, of Orbt quality, a,
s e low •
ors• and Tenths.' Boots and Mnit meg enure nr fire
1..1D YS' rrt nth and Etittlitth L. , snnc Ginter Ittetta,
Sterncro. Calls:kin and Gnat hnotitr•, Prete h Mot,
rairAlli .3nd Goat Raters , French Morocco.
Kitt xt ult =A pump iprilu Muskies and Jeffersttne t
French '.lltirree,rn And Kid Tarritnntiti.. (-rout 50 rt
• to 81; England Bootees and 6nm:a itc3ll kilt&
(hely.
MI• ,, ES' and Childritd4 titnntnei aipi Agora. afar:,
asortrittint:suitable ror thin market, enitstantl!, ou
littittl,
•
CUM Flat sitner.
I lur qt.-% “rGritit Ma.ticShor? are °Me Seat mori
tiri• tilted artu L•.lhr, rr•ut.' ry. can afford. I.l4ies rim]
CePtlrpten v•pul4 tin well t” cell and provide thet-
Felver, wig) prod Ginn thr hewhew ,p
yet ei, ,, v,r0,1 of cow , (7:,pichm and Consitusilt,i.n.
I:ItIINEE . , . Carpet Bain.. ti Vaiiren.
Thr
Tr%re:li.tr . y wilt find wull •lip •
;
61 zed n ith the above all lei. 5 Whit. II IV2 IVI/1 P.ll al , moderate prirrit;
_
ili.ritgand t.4llnep, mad, nr rppai reJ to ord.,
; n-TEttga cAsii
N. DZ. NEWNsIVIt
i .1)1.11WIING AttOr. Row. .NhltwE . -
; i ciao piteet, Pntisaitle.—All Linde of read ['hie:.
slo et I.end , , Mai, Cocks (4 enperiof urtriel With
i Tut,. shower tvotoi. tf)dranix.flydrant Dflubloi
j and Ar.ring t'ornt.4, tizr.. kept con , :tantly
Ihowl aArt for tale.— Kirrhen Sinks innde to order,neut
and du?, artil all kinds of Plotnbinlit7 done in the
err manner. re-if "
I.
. l'atent -11...ihrieatiaz. Olt. :
'it. D. sclioi.;:mit,
Crr i t'VTNerfrxreka....i.ed the exclusive right for mane •
1. II licuting a ti4l' s ..iiding_i s t, l'ate't,t Tit;.rivn•ii,r.f,til
; nom I'. S Dei,lnn & Co, foriSi'huyiltill,battyliiii.l4u
I a nun. Columbia. Nort tin nihr rin y.l.„l'xiirrite.„„Wynni Inc.'
i I. riArninc,'Leti i:h. Carrion anti NorthsuiptiinT,ruentl,,.
i
be aVinotinetio to the public that be has cniumenced t lie
i ii - ii . lial..ct.te ill it In the iL•rour,li ofpnttaritte, where'
'i he wilt he happy tut it litily atf orders promptly. attil'ut
I 'lie same rate kt rumba purchased final the ProprietorS
!cf the 1,31001 liellt. This oil wns patented Jannary
i :Go,, psiii,,,,i its firipe-rinr i•xectlf,rire and cheapness
I fia, already given it the preference, over all other oil
I• in 1,,e. Cur all kinds of Stationary Jiarblnery. Le!. ,
nouirt4 and [arson our Ftailreinds,—n ni :flan forte ti.
, use.
t.
I 'All oidera left at his / strut., wiltheprnmptly nttertjed , to. tt. D. SCIIDON Pit,
Centre st.,'Oppeisite the lust Oflia..
i Pittioriilp.Jtinp IG 0 , 49.
1 The fulfues in; certificate,' show its character ,;
, .
.. Philadelphia, Dec. 4. Isis'. .
'
3lrsz.rs. P. Devlan 6.-. Co.- , Dentleman,—TM' Pa a
ent llumrsisit ion you seat me Intl:me 'Tied, and ri hiii t•
• yens design ns a substitute for lint best nil in the wink.
t
auE of Mat h luf,rs - . has. I run iniPPY'llo snY• r " . " . " 6. '
' realized Illy , rpArt.vllmlP. , i lutrrl it fully Tected 011' a
1.4 ,, C , .1 1111 l it i• Eiigihr,fnt twri'ditys,.(iir ',tiny wentLer,
six it It 111w1 11) snr "vrr the. itilchtiwurr - rery revnltitn•ti •
rvii• a skillful engineer, who assures tne'littrt It works
IrOd•litu the h;•• • at spettusect i nil,' with' a saving in
nu:1111)1y cd'2o percent. This triyinx , . teexcaliein,llll
/ he greatly ',laced mice 31 willth'ion Ipform ma yioi
alp iiirniali the articlP. Wlll.lll>iitly . rertiiiiniend its 11 . 1 1 11
tin Railruidr and in lame milts and f'ctptica whet , .
a rge it it ant i t yes, of Oil it re , used. I Arita,' mite , no clout;
or itsentire,.ut.,:.. a ,,,i tinder Dint imli.esslon ten de
'3013 ary eiritereroegrMolstione. Tmly yours,
_. • WM. Er:ol.lNn.
o --- 7 , rritlet Mr. Jan Set, '49. -
Thiii is to certify that we'linse been nsing P ES Pie clan
,l.r. I,:ff - Te Patent lubricating MI fot The last six weeks
1 and can give AS ant derided • opinion , !lint. besides 1:s
I being.n., much dheaper. 114 poetiliar superiority titer
: Vila bent *Term lilt re ft+ ilUeability oh maebini, ty
, which renders it axery desirable article for that Pur
i cite. We ire extelnielyely engaged in mains antt
t shipping coal.havintp elesenstesnrengines of rarinpr
I, eapacitlennt work hrilning Coal. 'pumping wafer, ke: ,
- - SittAree, III•rwo7,o k Co:
'
1 , 8 Devlin At Vet. have - teen nith”:
).nur Lubrkating' Gil Orval! the mat 'Artery nr
the Heading Iron. and nail wOrk . s , for the latt 'nine
iveeks.and AO consider vrehnri• elven tt a 1.1.1 r trial, IF
the works are ealettlArd to mann factitte four thotivatitt
tons of iron and nail', per aniiu Th. The tntrehit.rr•.*
very heavy. the;engine • nne. hundred and* slaty fn.,ge
pnerer and t h u.speeds are (rem thtrty to nine hundred
vouth,a- pt.:111111111P. • ,•
, After the abut - r• trial.tve can •re.commend the 'GI fiat
equal lot tttr , Iteatt %print pit nved InettvEhnhtry.t x*
for heraytnr hearitirs Mkt Atilt rrpertts, rhafi,ing
vetudin &e'
, .I'..crtrit 7trtrairtv.."
•
'. Manager of tho Readinglron,N all and Tillie. Worki
FOA RENT—A good Prmini House, In Maball-
y? Allnfolltreal;now oCeurvled by Sta. Moyd. rAnsD ,
YAMILTON ADAMS, Mew Rattly,-
-
of all
NI, TRVOUS DISEASES,,
Aid of those Ciimplaiuu w bleb are caused by as iris.
paired, weskaued ur unhealthy condition of the
This besutitlil and ennsenient applicatiori of the toys•
lotions powers of GALVANISM and'ALAGNETISM, has
been pronounce 4 di.tinguilhed physicians, both fn
Europe end the ,Vnited States, to. be the most' palatable
minticinal erteeerery of the .11e. • ,
Dr, OKIUSTIE'S GALVLIVICI BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID, •
b sued with the,snost perfect and certain success in all
cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening tbe,sreakened body, giving tone to the
various `organs, sod invigorating the entire system. Also
in FITS, LRAMP, 'PARALYSIS and PALSY, DISPEP.
SIA or. INDIGEsTION, RHEUMATISM. ACUTE and
CHRONIC, 'GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO. DF.AF
NF..9S, KERvoLts TnEstaas, PALPITATION OF
THE HEART, APOPLEXY. NEURALGIA: PAINS in
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT. and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP
COMPLAINT. DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEVI.
CIF.IICY OF NERVOUS and riirsicm. ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS IMSEASES, which complaints 'ties
[ram ane simple cause--Lamely,
Derangenient of the Nervous System. ,
CO-. In- NEILVOLS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and Medi
eines in.reare the di sssss for they weaken the vital ener
gies of the already prostrated system ; while under the
strengthening, lifivgiving. vitalising influence of Calvan.
Ism, as applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery, the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer da
restored to Conner health strength elasticity and rigor.
The great peenharity and Varellenre of
Dr. Christie's Galvanic' Curatives,
consist/. in the fact that they arrest end can disease by
ouisserd appleration, in place of the usual triode nt drug•
ging and physieking the patient, till etching...it Nature.
sinks hopelessly tinJer the intlicttoit.
They strenetheis tl r trAele rysteve, equalize the eireshi•
tie.. .if the 6leed;,,lroynete the serretiens, end newer de tie
Wettest , injury under any eircumitences. Since their
introduction in the United States,only three yeers NOVI
more than
60,000 Persons
•
including all ages, classes and conditions, among which
were a large nurubcr of ladies, who are peculiarly tub.
jest to Nervous Complaints, hare beeit
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hni , c of relief had been given Up, end evig
tiling else been bled In %sun !
To illustrate the use of the GA LVANIC 'PELT.
suppose the case of a petson afflicted vr,itli that bane of
uy or any other Chronic or Nery•
*us Distirder. In ordinary cases, stimulants are taken,
which, by their- action on the nerves and muscles of
the stomach, atlivr.l raserayary . relief. but ss !Itch leave
the patient in a lower state, arid with injured faculties,
alter the action thus excited has ceased- Now compare
this with the effect re.ilting from the application et the
BELT. Take a D‘speptic surerer, even In
the worse s) moprn, of All attacii,Ani statidj tie the Bell
around the body. Insing the Magnetic Fluid as directed.
' In a short period' tlic insensible perspiration will act Oa
the pos,tiice_lement the Belt theich, cansmg a tial
tanic circulation widen will piss OD to the negatii e, and
hence back is;;ain to the positis e. thus kveping up a cols.
inuous (Jab iruc culation throughout the system_ l'hus
the siiiist severe tflgel of 01 , St'e.CS14t are PEItNIA-
NwiTLY A FEW DAYS IS DITI.:N ANIPLY
SUFFICIENT 'TO ERADICATE TIIE DISEASE OF
YEARS.'
McCLATIlr,nr
CERTIFICATES ANN TESTIMONIALS:
Of the most raudouli,ted Claaracter.
From all part& the Coucktry could by given, aut6cieut
to till 'arm) column m tlus paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which c.aselusiselr pro. es that
" Truth is stranger than Fiction."
CURE OP
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REY. DR-LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
of New Jersey. of ,distiugutshed attanimentx and exalted
reputation :
Sto•sr, New Jersey, July 12,1648.
Ds. A.ll. Cuaiirrr.—Dear Fir. Sou uish to know of
me what itai. Leen the result in my own ewe, of the &pith
cation of THE IiALVANIC BELT "AND NECIiL.ICk.:
Nly reply is as foliont
For atxml twenty years I had been suffering &ow Dye
pephs Krery year the symptoms became wino°, nor
could I htitain permanentrthet from any course of medical
treatment whatever. Atrrut fourteen years since, an con
6,.itience of frequent exposure to the weather, in the dis
charge of my pastoral awes, I became subject to • severe
Chronic Rheumatism, which fur year after year, caused
me rndescribable snguuh.. Farther: in the winter of '4.5
sod 'So. in consequence of preaching a great deal in my
own and rannut ether churches in the region, I wu
attacked by tho Bronchitis, which soon became so severe
es to requite on immediate suspension of my pastoral
Istnira ary ne reuut aystra Irall flab ihoroughi d y prystrelei.
wore, as my Bronchitis became woe, ao taco id my Dya
prpsio and Itheumsho affection—the, evincing taut these
dnorders were connected with each other through the
medium of the Nervous System. In the whole pharma
copoeia there seemed to be no remedial agent which could
reach and recuperate nay Nervous System everything
that I had tried for this purpose had completely failed.
At last I was led by my friends to examine your ins en
bona. and ttluvugh -with no very sanguine hopes of their
etliciencyj delenrianed to try the effect of the application
of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
JtAGNETIC FLUID. This was In dutue, lase.' TO sir
ascii •stosisnassr, 13 IWO JUTS MT DYSPEPSIA HAD
AISNE ; 13 EISIST VATS I WAS ISMAILED TO 1101CME MY PAS
TOS•I. 4Yote ; DIOR H
. • lie I 1113C1COMITTECI • SINOLIL
SEOTICE . OP . ACCOLITT or THE Jlloscneris AND MT Rnev-
SIATIC sreacriox HAS ENTISILLT CEASED TO TIOUILIS
NG Such is the :wonderful suut happy restate of the
experiment c
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic affec
tions. They have . tried them, "rut HATPY WIESULTI.
sewers, 1, ETEST CASE.
DR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for ell complaints effecting the Throat or Heed,
such GIN Bronchitis; Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous'
and Sick Headache, thisinees of the Head. Neusslgia is
the Vece, Buzzing or Itoarnig in the Fran, Deafneu,
which is gcuerall• Nersoos, lend that distreued com
phsint, called Tic Uoloretix.
All Ph3 , iciana acldidai ledge that these terrible diaeasea
are.ruused by a deficiency of Nirrous Energy in the
anccted lln‘hl. Du. CHRISTIE Galvanic Articles will
supply Out deficient power, and a complete and entire
cu:e ts thns effected.
1000 Cases, of Palsy and Paralyskt
bite been eeporterl to 1)n. Cuntsrls and his Agents
within the I.nt tno years, •srhich hate been entirely
res limed
Cie. A NPR., J Totnrs nf Bmoklyn, N. it., hid
not heen able to st,i/k o step for near Lois years, and Wei
10 helplevs that he had to be led. The most celebrated
physicians gs, e him op In tine days afics he con
meaced *sealing the ll•Liralloc llri 7, Isca tacK. •ND
Asst-sr -Lis, he Vt alked across thcroomatain three weeks
he had perfectly tecaered his health.. Captain Tomes
la seventy years of age.
IMO
Severe Deafness Cured.
The Cello% ing is le e'stract Gem a,,letter lately re•
reiiesi from a aistingnishe,l physician in the State - of
Virgiuia :
".4 11. CH is•tr., 11. P- Dear Sir: One of, my patients,
unknown to me, chtained a our Cereal,. Belt and Neek.
lace, with tea Xareeetia for a scrims Altection-of.
Deafness 'the cae .as th,al..of A LA/7 WAWA Nervous
system was much disordered:and her general health poor.
Ntneh wardime previously to the application of the Belt;
but as ith a ery little success, and I feel it only right to tell
yotr; -- that-sine,-e-tbe_cornmerteed_wearint r the,... .
using. the Flu irrilf — a - TeV - liTeTal - Igo, the tias - E7f7"
Tl'lltt.Y It EV 0 V I , IIP. 0 HER 11KA It I ltifi, and her
general health It better than for se'veral years."
fry- Every ease of Deenesi, if it- be - Net:you...la it
.ge..etally is, can be eu..ed by this wouderfutremedy.
• DR. - CHRISTIE'S.
•
GALVANIC EiRACELE'i'S
Are tound of vast serviceln cases of Convolsloeui Or Fits,
; Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
of,„thi , Head and upper extremities:', Also in Paley and'
..Paral) a's, and all diseases caused' by' a de fi ciency 'of
' -fpowei or Nerroui Energy In the limbs or other organs'
, Of the body. ' '
,- - r • -.
Tic DOloreux and Neuraixia.
. - 1
, , These dreadful, and Signal:log etimplainte are ienneiff
Way rrarred b. the application of the O#4•ANIIC Sevr,
NrrICIACt AND _ell). -The'llelt diffuses the Electricity'
through th e !yak. ; tb4 . ,Necklace has a lucid e ff ect, and
, the Fluid acts dire tIY otion the effected nerves. In these
1 distressing -a ff lictions theapplication NEVER FAILS
\
Ci} Mani hundred Cirtificatas.,from alllts of the
country of the most nstriordinary . eharac a ; r CAO be
given, it
.required.. ..
.1 :: •
, . ery. No trouble or inovowenienee attends thll-3use of
DR. CHRIST'S'S GALVANIC ARTICLISSokad -they
*ay
.he worn by the, most feeble and delicateorittr pea
v‘fect .ease and safety. In many cases the eensatioo al.
'girding their nee is Iltighip pdeastmt east sgreesak.. They
can be sent to any part of the country.
T . .
. :
elt Prlces: .
GrX - sinic B
he v Three Dollars,
The Galvanic NeCklace, - Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Eirseelets, - One Dollar Each.
. The Btagnetio Fluid, ' One Dollar. , •
Cr} The articleS are accompanied by fa ll and sale
direction. Pamphlet" with full particulars say -be het
pith, anthorised A gent
• • .PARTICULAR CAUTION.
.
tie;.,r,incare of Cosaterfais and WertAleiihairatiataa.
-D. C. ZGORETECEIALA 111. D,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITERRTATER,
132 Broadway. New York. •
For 'sale in Pp+4,siriiic the at:l.ll6li
ed .Agent,. JOIINSOWN,
J an. 12, '50.---2-ILI • Truggial
• Blerter. Jones,
Inolessit toolrior tool, - • iFitipi Brash, Camt
Bark ro
• .' a • • • •
WOODEN WARE STORE, - .
WO. • 143. North Third Etreet; foordoora - • 1•44:th0
.11 Eagla Haut. and direedrappootie to dh nealient•
kffintatt'a DryGooda Mare, betwetolitade and Wei,
it reeta, Philadelphia. ol • .
.hand 2 4 1850 ip
THE .MINERS 7, ;JOURNAL,/ AMY ,TOTTSVILLE/1 GENERAL 'ADVERTISER.
=I
NEUVOUS SYSTEM.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ROBERT W. LANDIS.
Palsy and Paralysis.
refit -fifiilßl) Lift. INSIIRANtEt ANlNV,rrir
ind Trit Compat4; ofiThitadelpbli.;Oftel7 hot.
tnebetnut Ptreet. Uappital. 000,0011. tli,trtl, tett!.
Con.inue to make' lonnonceo nit 'Lives on ttni
moot favorable term. • •
The capital being paid apand iniestid;logetherwitli
a !ale and,eonatantly Inetensine tiained fond , ur- ..
fen a perfeeriecnrity to the'inauced. ,": .
The premiums may be paid yearly, tior yearly, or
quarterly.
•
The Company add ar nonce perlodleally to ttie In
viranees for life, The 'drat linrini,' inproprlated In
December, 1611, alai the seentid •Gonna in December,
18t9.annunt to anaddition of( hl lit 50 ni every COO&
inctind under the ,oldest poileles, snaring $1662 50
which' will.he nal+ tvhen it shall become a claim, ht.
stead of 01000 originally inuntml ; the nest olden
amount to 01137 50 ; the next: In age to $515 50 for
, every *1 00 0; tbe others in the tame proportion 'sir.
cording to' the imnunt and time of standing, which
additiona make art average of more than 60 per cent.
upon the premiums paid, without Increasing the wi
nos Iprimium
The folfint
girter
tig ore a few
.examplee (MD the lie,.
Am•t of policy and
Otani !Bonus or bona■ tube !mead
inimmd. 'addition. byfourre aditlono.
Policy
CM) 4' 2 3 2 SO • *6352 50
5500 656 15 ' 3,156 25
5000 - 415 .; 2,475 00
5000, • 1187 50 • 6,187 50
&t. . &e. •y
NI) 58
" SO
" 2.76
le .33 3
to.
Pamphlets containing tables of rates and erstsna
forms of application ; sad farther information
um be had at the °Mee.
U. W. lIICIJAIID,S, President. -
Joni F. Jangles, Actuary..
The-sobs/Tiber is Agent for tbi above Company in
Actin,lt'll County, and will Wert Instrratines, and
give all necessary information Da the subject.
B. BANSIAN.
Jane El, 1850 26-Iy
The Kuck Insurance_Company.
CAPITAL 5T0CK...4200,006.
FIRE, AIAItINC. AND I.JEE INSURANCE.
Offica ea Water :errs{, is :Esau' Brtric Ear,
VIII1C62114:8, ISIDIAII4.
Illrf Company bassos been duly cop nixed, and
ten per cent. paid in ou the capital stock •übscri
tied, and bal.soce secured by mortgage on Real Estate
and by pestesonal44.li..mtee. ate now prepared to ',street
Insurance against 1.01.3 or Damage by Fire. sin Build
ings, Merchandise, 3lathinery, Nilis, Manufacioriet,
and all descriptions of property; also .merchandise
and produce to the course Alf inland transporta:ion,—
tbe risk, of the seas: dec., &c.; also, the Hulls of
Steanthn.ts, and. 9 her vesesels, and upon the tive• of
individuals gointrto California. • The . rates of pre.
tam o, will he Os. low as chose .of any Whet 4101PUSSI
VILE' ,any.
MI Imn.r•litn;rAlly adjamed, and pfninidly p3nl
, The mock or iltiel!rotil.hn; In held entiteiy in the Weal
ondemor..llPd bu weetern own, end In no Ivny rola
ncried with IScly Vnrk.
• IPIIITORA.:
Ilnx. R
N. C•asae, V itienneS.
WILLIAM .1. PECERII, An I
Jan. W. Msllno/. if do
lseos res. % do
tivervc. - "WisE. - ',., do b
I'vecn P. DAMES. Fon 'Wayne, Indiana.
TH0)1•11 T. 1tE2101111308. Lafayette, do
WavV , RW. EA REV, Tertil-lISUIP. 40 .
HENN.' D. A cue. Evansville. , , do ~
Smolt lloritorre. Jelderentiville.
%Vie 1.1414 HUMUS,
LEVI SPallffita,
Ja Me! Ketavrtv
H. N. %UN tV. President.
Sims iltrrrnoers. Vice Pesidirnt.
C. NI. ALLEN,. rterretiry.
W. J. llSCEND.Th.ssurer.
ithntt Lae and California risks taken at this Agency
at extra rates.
JOON E. C. MARTIN, Ac•nt
111.4: 19. 1849. 53-it
Protect Yoursitcs.
ql'. Delaware tit Snrety insurance Company.
—Office North Homo nr, the Exchange. Third St.,
FINN iNSUßANCßt.—Boiltlinas, Mittreltandier nml
ether property in Ttorcli nod Counltronriervdaratetri
lost or dame', be fire kit the low( et rate IJrpreiti.nott.
m A RINI'. I\.S II tt A XCE.—They sago insure reii.s.lP.
cararres and Freixlita: l'orelrn nr coastwise under (veil
or special policies, as the assured May desire. '
111-tt %ND TRA Nsrotcr.crioN —They Ms° 'lnsure
trit,Mandize transported t y Wagens, Railroad Cars,
Ilnat. awl Steamboats, on rivers and lakes,
tile.-anusl Ijlre fat tt•ritte.
DIE ECTORS.
Imreith 11. Seal. Jame, C. Hand
Edmond A. tiontler, Theephilce Paulding.
' John C. Davis, . 11. /one. Brooke,
Robert Huron. Henry Sloan,
Jttlin R. l'enr.um., Hugh Craig,
Satnnel Edo art!•, Georce Snrrill,,
Geo. G. I.eipey, Sin:ulcer
Edw.ord Dariington, Charlsa Kelly,
Paw! R. Davis, 'J. it:. John4on,
William Polwell, Wiliam flay.
John Newlin. Dr. S. Than's',
Dr. It. 51 Illusion, John Seller.,
F.y/re.Jr. J. T. Morgan,
D. T. Morgan, Wm. Bara , ey.
W1L1.1.151 mAirris
inc.... P. !NEsvner.o. Nrclrlary.
Tito strnscrlte r n ss n appointer, acent for the
thee.. romminr. IA now prepared to make Insurance
on 7 ,lldesriPtilln. or property nn the most liberal
term.,. Apple at rt II 'elts••elrrrn, Morris'. Additinit
or at my !muse to 3latket Street, Pottsville.
A. 51 MArDii:VA I.D.
Nov 11,. IG.Iq 45-1 y
_
ferry Dacha Vegetable 'Pali'
'HE WONDER ()F THE At:E.—INTERNAL &
Extern - 11 R, rocdy.—A great discovery and va'tra
lite triedi. irie Every fancily should have a 1... W e -in
knesit. it gray.
- Cholera, Rowel Cow.lalntr, Di.itrhrra,
Fryer and Ague, piles, Dygrotterv, Pain
in the !lead. Rruisev, Itlicenia•
Dyspepsia, nnil Diana.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
Thi. certifier that I Inge fog several months used
Mr. Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer in my tnotily in
severalof those cases Km which it IA recninincyded,
and find it a very useful family medicine
A. BRONSON.
Pastor of 2d Baptist Church. F A O g iv. r.
nabtry, Vi.ertsd.
This may certify flint I rove used D.OVS • P.llll K
er erent riacreas In maser of choterl infti num,
Colunint. ii..wrl
31.1 heertully recommend it an a vnlunlili
amlly meeicine - o JAS. C 8110:111:ri.
Plateau Darla.—Thla may rnriify That I still use
the,Pzin KilliFYln my family. 91y health has hero vo
mind Mr three or lour inntiths past. that 1 hare ton
little nr no use for it, and would sttll recommend it to
the public. RICIIaIIII PECKII)I9I,
Fall River. ert month. 113111.
For sale by JENKINS & SHAW,
125 Chetirut Street, Philadelphia.
Eleileral Wholesale Ammi• for Eastern'Pentiglvania.
to whom all orders and applirattnns for Agencies
from Eastern Pennsylvania should be'.nditressed.
D. HANNAN.
, Wholesale and Reta.l A gent' fi'tr Se.Moylkfll Co.
enDrueeists and others supplied to sell again, Pt the
regular fates.
Aug 17, L 50 _
39 if
_ _
Nevi. Steam Sasv 31111. .
i 116 2 1 1:11S1:11111ER 11/0:19 , 11 EI:Et:TED .SND
1 put into nisi, isinn an extensive Steam eaw Af iris
-
at the 1ke4.1 of silver Creek„ no a lar4,. tract of the
best limber Lund in Schuylkill Conroy-. he is pfepae.
ed ht furnish sawed timber of all sizes, in. ludine
Props for Alines, &e., at the shortest notice: Confi
dent tluit his superior advantages will enable hint to
sell his Luion..r at:inveer rate,, than those of ally oilier
establi.diment in ;his section—ha respertfully sol,rits
the atimitton of Lis Dimas and the publie. unnerully,
a.sored that a trial only is necessary in pernre their
Palton.Ce. Persons desiring Lumber, will apply in
the suharriiier m Potirville, or to his Agent at the 91111
Lumber delivered tit any *Mat,
JOI1P: TEMPLE.
A neon 17, .Idso
NOck's POvient Self Locking
SA , Err sift - 17ER 1101.11'S
' . 11M. -- a =coo : ('
• .
I K. No. at'Nl hi ILI F 01.1.111
; al. , ird A rrh, w r :Lie. l'hiladelphi.t.- nufact u
rer ;if Self Lw lona Saietv -.'hailer nalia„ hi' a ke)
to roan ih' in. and Aid( Shutting i'afety Catchers for
-41, Illierx. Also. Xia.h Faso-Ida:fa, in mane, Urn will'
, tre Cali h of different sixes alw-oe Oil hand, far sale
ha, single one. The following Palen'
Lc.rks are ron•trucred rsit the S3IIIIP principle as the
U. M Mail Los ko, that wax of Not Is'a contract, paren
ted IS:12. These locks are substantial, convenient and
esw!cial:y for dwelling In use Door L.rl6•,
sv th,rmnli keys only.
Drent Self Locking Pander and Thief Proof Locke
for"lron Doors, for Banks. Floret'. Ace-, nn hand or
made iu order- Ala.. Ormah's Pawn% Lock, with
small key ; Dwelling Douse bicks on a new print I.
nle of Nock's Patent,; Padiocls of all alts..; Nigh/
Latches ; Desk, Chest and Ocirik Lacks,
,
' N. 11.-11rass Cnstincs of all kinds promptly eiecu
ted ; Old Conner, Brass, Tin, &c., taken in exchange.
July 20, MO 29.3nan
13.3Lrifp fttr 13-loott.
The hest Family Medicine row before the public.
:13, I.4;art 'etaayutetl, that audit; the laet
twenty Years, three millions of persons have
smugly been benefited.. by the \ use of
th e s e s e di ci n eß; a fact which speaks volumes_
in,faviir of their earative
the
single trial
will place them beyond the reach of comtxitition in
the estimltion . of every patiend„;Xy their ute•tho
blood. is restored to a .pdre slid healdiy state, frets'
fmm nll impurititsr. The syiitem is not reduced
rfir3i2g: their operation, but • mvitmmted, and -they.
require no restraiilt- from -laismeirii 'or pleauwo i
The have bl Moffat's
;or
Pills
and Phcenit Bitters, a remedy ilutt.
foftheMalltirrt roCcliciric Mn possibly effect.
The 'genuine of dim medicines are now'pitt up
with a fineist_eel otogaveai wrapper , ;mid labile,
arid copy right sccunAraccordinTto the laws of the
17,nited totes - •
Ys
:Prikaro W
by W. 8 . . MCIPIPAT,
, • • ‘•
Viir 'solo by • •
,„'
•'• " :I J. W.AIBBB.
tirkitrigt;•aolo Agent, fbrilitirtyllte:
AtigUsi 10, 1850., o • 30)...1y
_
e- '• nix -
Pink - a-144
- Them Pierfteinest. have row been before tho
Pak for am of FITTON TEARS, and
dadogthat. finis have maintained a high charac
ter 112 almost every part of the glaat for their ea
traortlinary and limeade power of restoring per
fect health to persona snaring under nearly every
kind dame to which the human frame is liable.
IN ZANY TINITESTITS
of gertificated instances, they have even rescued
sufferers from the , very verge- of an untimely
grave, after all the deceptive nostrums of the day
had utterly failed ; Dad to many demands they
have, permanently . .aecured that uniform enjoy
ment of health, without which Lfe itself is but
a partial blaming. So great, indeed, has their
efficacy invariaNy , and infalfibly proved, that it
has appeared scarcely less than miraculous to
those who wem Sequa/Died with the beautifully
philosophical principles upon which they 'are corn
r&ea upon which they consequently act.
to their =died and seruilile action in
purifying the springs and channels of Life, and en
duing them with renewed tone and vigor, that
they were indebted ,for their name.
Unlike the host of pendnious quackeries which
boast pf vegetable rents, the ME MEDD
Ding are purely and solely vegetable; and
contain neither awn, nor Antummy, nor
Arsenio, nor ally other mineral, in any form
whatever. They , 'are eatire!y eornpareo of ex- _
tracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues
of which, though long known to several Indian,
tribes, and recently to some eminenkpharmaceu
deal chemists, ate altogether. unknown *to the
ignorant pretenders to medical science ; and were
never before administeredin so happily efficacious
a combination.
The first operation is to loosen from the coats
of the stomach and bowel" the various impuri
ties and crudities constantly seUlingsoand them ;
and to remove the hardened-feces which collect
in the convolutions of the small intestines., Other
medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave
such collected musses behind to produce habitual
Coistiveness, with all its train of evils, or sadden
Diarrhoea with its imminent dangers. This fact
is well-known to all regular anatomists who'ex
amine the human bowels after death ; and hence
the prejudice of these well-informed men against
the quack medicines Of the age. The second
effect ef the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDl
aggs is to cleanse the kidneys and the blad
edir ; and, by this means, the liver and lungs,
the heult ful action of which entirely depends
upon the egularity of the Urinary organs. The
blood, whih takes, its red color from the agency
of the liver and Lungs, before it passes into. the
heart, being thus purified by them, and nourished
by food coming from a clean stomach, ouurses
freely through thp veins, renews every part of
the system, and triumphantly mounts the ban:
Der. of health in the blooming cheek. .
The following are =cog the distressing va
riety of human diseases in which the vEGB.
TABLE LIFE NEDICIMIS are well known
to be infallible.
Dmßpm, by thoughly cleansing the
first and teemul stomacher, - and creating s flow of
pre healthy bile, instead of the statie and acrid
kind ; Fiatigeogy,Loss OF AFTETFFS, &CART.
SURN, HEADACHE, RMLFARNESII,
ANZIETY, LANGUOR, and MELANCHOLY, which
are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will
vanish, as a natural consequence of its care.
Withrow, by cleansing the wholedength
of the intestines with a solvent process, and
without ' violence • all violent purges leave the
bowels costive wit hin two days.'
Diarrhea; and cholera, by removing the
sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are
occasioned, and by promoting the lubricative se
urethan of the mucous membrane -
Fevers of all kinds,by resto'raig the blood to a
regular circulation, through the process of perspi
ration in such cases, and the thr•ron,gh solution of
sll intestinal obstructiOn in otlien%
' 7ate Live 31solciNrs have
. becti known to
cone Rhehmati s m peminuently in three weeks,
and_Gout, it: hall that time, by removing local
inflammation from the Inueeles and ligaments of
the joints. I
Dropsiis of salYkbills, by freeit3c nod atren7,th
he and bladder : tln•y operate tom*
delif, , ntfolly on these. important and hence.
have ever been found ) IL certainmrdy for th:.
worst cases of G r av e . -
_
Ars,. Nv orms , by dit•todging, (nail the ttirpizigs
of the bowels th, t.v.itity matter to which threw
creatures udltere.
AStillna and Consumption , by relieving the
air-vel4l,7els of tilt...lunge , from the worous which
even slight colc)I , will occasion, and which, if not
removed, becomer hardened, mid produces iheau
dreadful diseaF.es.
Scurvy, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sores, bY
the ptsrfrat panty which the.: LIFE Id:EDI
CINES Wye to the blood, and all tl:e Intrak.nt.
Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex
ions, i)); tl vir alterative rtrect urni the fluids t h at
feed the tik'it. and the morbid mate of winch ueca-
Fi..n.4 .t 1 et tp;ive complaints, sall.,w, cloudy, attd
tit'i • ti,-tti,,eeable etnaplexious.
'1'....1 .ix!luf tlic,e l'i:ls for a very aliort time
wiii o!1;•••.' kin entire cure of Salt Rheum, mid a
Ftrikovg iatprovi•ineut, it) th, clear,n-ss of the eltitt.
Common Colds autl Inguenz,a will always be
cured kly one cboe, or by two CVell ill I La. trust
chteftz,
pras. Ai a remedy for this most distressina
and Mum ate titulatiy, the VEGETABLE LIFE
NEDlcipEs deserve u utsunet and einphutic
re ,, onintendation. It ix well-known to hmidreds
in this city, tittit the tinnier proprietor of titeSe
valuable! Aleermines was himself a illieted uith this
ceritipabit for upwards of TIIIISTY•VIVE YEAr.s ; and
that he trikl iu %mitt even• remedy prescrils.d
withiu tlie whole comps .s of the .11a1o•ia .31rdica.
Ile however at length tried the Medicine which
is ❑ow otrered tis the puhlie, and he was cured in
a very short time, after his reeovery land 11(4.11 pro
notenced not only imprelenble, but absolutely im
possible, by auy human means.
FEVER AND AGUE.
For this scour4e of the western country these
:Medicines will be fointd a safe; speedy, rind Cer
tain rennuly. Other medieines.leave the system
subject to a return of the diseitse--a cure by these
tnetticittes , is
,penitaiient , - 2 -TWir TBE3I, BE
SATISFAI:I), AND;BE CL I BED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
(leneral Debility,lA ,
_IS Or, ArPLIITE, ANO
DISEAsESOIi Fk:)IALER--1110Se ntutlicines have beeu
used with the mord.heneficiai results in cases of
tltir depeription ING'S EVIL 11111.1.,SClOil;LA, in
iA;I3 worst forms,. yields le, the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. Nina.
StVEATS, NEl:sues N Euvoes COY..
PLAI:STS of all kiudb, PALPITATION I.4"rtic (TEAR?,
PAINTER'S COLIC, 41Te speedily cured. .
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
.... ..„ .1
Yensons whose Clieraitutioils have bemne im
paired ky the injudicious use of MERCURY, win
find theme Medicines a perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the syvtetn ull the effects of
Mercury infinitely simmer than the meet powerful
preparations of Sarsapanta. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition, in
the estimation of ever)" patient.
BE CAREFUL OF 'COUPTERETITEL
Several have lately been divouvored, and their
'nefarious authoto ancitid, both in the city of New
York and abroad.
Buy of no one who is not an arritostszn
Prepared 'and sold by Dr. W. B. MOFFAT
33G Broadway;.New York.
FOR SALE BY
•
0 TIN O. IllitON W.. Agehl for &buy!kiln Cnnnty
Dee S.'o, 1819 _ • 50-1 y
urTN,spumer a co.;
vo. 2111 MARKET ST., ,
sale Druggists, and dealera in Drugs, Medicines,
Chcinltals, Surgical and Obsterleal Ingo moenre.
rat Cheati. Medical Saddlebags, Pai.nt Medicines,
Wlndow,Olase, Varnishes, Dye.sintir,
Perrnmer.Y. tic 41,m, manufacturers of the
celebrated 'ttingress Writing Ink and Ink Powder.—
This Ink lir unsiapaesed - in qualitY.-hatring never fail
ed in commend itself wherever it has been brought
Into use.—we are now prepared tot furnish it of at:
celors. In bottles, from quart to one nonce, neatly
paiked In beget; etomMne to three dozen each.
1.. R. & Cr. , have at an times a complete assortment
of every article In Ilrelr hoe, to which they invite the
atteniion of Chuggistrand Country !lerchants. In
the selectll'and preparallrin of their articles, they
spate no' Ma In have them dr undoubted qualities,
sn that they feet Prepared !Stilt- the 'orders of those
whn wish pars Drugs, in a itrannerwhith they reel eon-
Went will prnve satialbetory—they are also careful as
to the style of potting up,'anti packing their goods, In
order t&lnsure Melt safe carriage - to any point in the
country. Orders by letter will at all tittles reeelve
prompsandcarerel attention, aria in any Druggist of
e respectability, °artifice current will heitent if reAnest
_ _ (July 19, 185,0 • trtind
C 'Light siLigibti 'Agit(
Vt L . /tulle ASSORTMENT OF FLIDD"
of ?atingle style. Orr best aratortmenl In the city.nt
tarry Irrw rates: , .Camphene Lamps of the most art<
proved constritetions; Lard . l.emps, fcc.,
genitalvariety or Mars Oil Lamp': Candita-
Mae, embracing nesriand elegant patter e ns . ; Olean
doter; with the cddlilorr of Lamps to burn elthernnid
or Oltr Classes, Globes, Wocke.tlhades, &e.
Fluld.Cacnpliene and Alcoltohl, Bdruinjt Fluid fret
(tool - striae, sniellnr sediment: Camplier.e warrant•
ed not to impair by keeping.
Absolute Fluid. Druggist Alcobrilt and Thoagent
Caw)[ i -'t!L EDWARD Ii...CORVIELD.
. / • • Distitieritnd Lenirrliamintriulitrt
. .153 Soutli2d 3tioors al/ore Spruce. Shilasta.
Aug 100810 , •
. Light I . Light 1 .:Light !
lONE .011.. CAMP/W.4E AND. •,,ELUID
knoteledvd yarteeintliy magma/by. manufactured
etid Poi sale at the 10W44{, Wholesale Izianr. by Davis
& Irately at the,' ott,iestabllshed 'steed of the late
Benjainin.' DaTis, ,Ceniclext,_ New Jersey. where
orders by mail nrotnevivive,nre, eolutted. ant protett
atieetian will be /Wee. The voier;• of the public for
fifteen year*: iarid the - viwa id of a iiihrevitledak and.
complimentary notice hy the Franklin Institute over
allemntetifore,lemlel fie* tit 4epeepf thp enelleere
04 bqt
Tai; ?Itch, ttneli an'd Bplritr..aif Tar
pentlne, for sato Wholeaah and Relnit, • • • • • -
July 40, 18501 ••
29-Saip"
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I Astrology , Astronciffly, Threnolo
-+ ' gy titterGOOniaticy• •
• By pßep..e. w. ROOADE.OF SWEDEN.
DAFes, X.. 71, Locut strut. 'Yore Eighth.
,Opposit
tits Jleineal Fund HaU—Puii AAAAA
125,000 Having been Won
Bvmy -numerous friends on 4te,late Presidential
Efertinn, should cohrinee those skeptical persons
who talk of Fslauaka, 'that no such thing as slam is
Of has been known by the e• Pineal and distinguished
Astrononter and Asirolnger, C. W. nouAtK, during
his experience of over equarter of a century. Do you
doubt predestination? Then why not every man gait,
the celebrity ni General Tayi'r,a Dane& Webster. or
Henry Clay) And yet thete.are some whn are fool
ish enough to doubt, that a man tnay be born with the
grower In are Into 01111Ie events.- Ilstw ran it be pos.
silde that the destiny Of man should be dealined by
toe mere shuffling of a pack of cards I , aoh yet there
are thousands who allow themselves, with' open'
months, to swallow ilie greasy words of mime old
woman. whose true skill tonsists in Milne; them with
wottdera that are Canal dlifitult for the digestion of
tither* whir are mote credulous, yet more acient,lic It
is such that brine discredit on a , profession that has
been loCRIInWl•Agen to be a senatee of the
,highest urn
der, firths tithe immemorial, and is the only professil,
that ilaa holy authority to 810 1 1a111 it. l'he high re
spect, which General Taylor, and Charier John tierita
&Ate. late King of dweden. had for Astrology, is
shown by Melt le"tera for their Nativities to the AlM
acidic!, witch It will :give. him great pleastite in •Insw•
Inv to fn 1110111. who far jr !lint with a call.
In addition to his power tsefforteee future events, he
has the power 10 etre such 1111 . 0Inial1011 R. will effectlo
ally redeem such as are given to the too free Ulf: orate
bottle. Ile is also capable of curing di. hereto'
Aire ennablered Incurable to this country by the or
dinary medicines; and wishes all to give him ta toll
who have been given 'up by their physicians and nish
to be :lured. Ile will warrant a cure tit all else!, and
will make no charge- except, for the conjurations be
shall make use of in his office. lle la often-as/tad what
a Nativity is 1 11.. I , ll'4Wera, according to Gerrit:2llu.
one of the iteven points in the acience of Astrotozy,
that it Net lloomeope pia he future events mla persou's
tile, fatefully rale:dated and 1 ranseribed on paper, nat.
raining an account. of all the lucky and unlucky sto)s
In the 110.11111,1 and yerira of the person's life for whom
rix cast ; by which itky,ans thousands in this country
and elsewhere have been prevented from misfortunes
that had been holden in 11. e nondi of futurity, by rarer-.
ting to their Nativity; before. entering nn any speettla- -
rlon of Atwitter, nrplensure.: It alooild be In the hands
of every °netts their' almanac fist life. A Nativity of
Individual can only forwarn the possessor of trou
bles that are in future qtr him; those who are involv
ed in ptesetal dialer:hies of any kind most wait on the
antotrifter is person or by letter. who
.is prepared to
exert hla ecret influence for theirininiediate benefit
Ile is ready to use his influence to forted !be result
lawsuits. ate nil undertakings in-which thins is a risk
involved; ha alma makes use of his power for the res••
'oration or moten.tr lost property, which he has
fur the advantage of thousands its this city and else-
Where. Who can 11110al ll gentleman's abiliries, who
has had the honor to he called on alllt C oll A l lllellWith by
all the crowned heads of Europe. and enjoys a higher
reputation as an A.st 'plover than any one living I
—lle can tir csinatilletl With at his Odle!, nr by letter.
f pre-paid, and he isprepared to make use of bis pow
er on any of the following . topics ,—fluairiess el' all
descriptions ; travelling by land nr sea; courtshipm ;
advice given for their siomessful accomplishment;
speculating irastocka, merchandise, or real estate; the
recovering of legacies In dispute ; the litlrchashig of
tickets, and the safety of ships :it re:, Ile also offer,
his services respectinv health, wealth and marriage,
lore antra, journeys, lawsuits, difficulty in busiuesa,
fraud, ticknena and death, (mat. preaent and .future
events,and in all the concerns of life, and invites all to
call who are afflicted, enrunreally or mentally.
TERMS:.
Ladies. 50 cents ; Gentlemen.lll. Nativities calcii.
lased and rend in full, according mar Oracles of Mas•
cohost Bi:us—Ladies. $1 ; 01 50. Nativi
t lett calculated according to Geomancy.
in (All. *3: Gentleman, 1113, fri lull, . 1 )5.
Per-mi.:it a distance ran have their bath/hies drawn
by - sending, the date of the dap and their birth.
All letters containing the ahnve fee will receive im
mediate attention, and nadvitlee will be arm to any
p-irt of the United Stater, written nn durable paper.
Oillea. No. 71 Locust ',freer; betweitai Eighth and
Ninth. and Walnut and Spruce streets, opposite the
51usical Ford Gall. Phila. -
Orrice hours from 9 A. 51. till 10 P. M.
C. %V. ROBACIT, Astrologer
504 j,
Dre q, IP4O
To the Sick and Afflicted.
ctnTiricATEs AND TESTIMONIALS cIUF
!intent to 1111 every column of this paper, ran be
produted, setting forth the w lerfol I.• + trtites of Dr.
riwayne's Compound rty rup of Wit.t•tarerry.
The most coin(((((say iiig.is. that I would not give
one Willie of Dr. Swayne's Compound syrup of
Wild elierly, for hall a dozen ur a ny other preper
at ion. I have toed all the popular ones, hut this
stands unelvalled for therurc of the !aiming
diseares, via;
Influenza. Coughs. Odds, Consumption:Spitting of
Blood.
+ Palpitation of the Heart, Whooping Cough,
nesting or ro.nta sensation In the Throat, nom- .
chins. Asthma or weakness of the Nervous .4ys.
teni, - or impaired Constitution front 'any cause,
and to prevent persons from falling iota a
derline,; this medicine has not its equal.
And When too mutit.caltonel or quinine has been
used, this niedirtur will prevent tts evil effects on the
system, and repair the hi.tary functions.
ANOTHER tioUk:CERTIricATE
Cute or Etfasurd Hanson, Engineer at Mr. Pcitit's
Factory, corner or Ninth and Wallace Streets, Spring
Garden. Mnre substantial •tldence of the wonderful
curative pinpertles of De.Swaytie's Compotind Syrup
Ili Wild Cherry. , •
Philadelphia. April Iv, 1850
Dar. Stvayne —Dear sir —Being severely tatllactild
with a V 10.11.01 cold and cough, which settled upon my
lungs. attended Wllll great debility, emery,. in nay
sole, that 1 could Acutely breathe, spilling Mood, n
appetile,'Cinuld get no rest at ial,glit, owing to the se
verity of hay cough, would spit as 1/111ell as a pint of
blood al d lone. This mournful state of things con
tinued until 1 almost despaired of twang eared, havire
tried physicians and numerous thhags wathout relief!
.but having heard of the great yin UM, or your Com
pound Syrup, of Wild Cherry. 'anal its being approved
Of by Physicians of the first eminence. I.anclitiled to
maim trial or it, and am happy 10 mute that three bot
tles performed a perfect mire ; nay sleep Is now undas
turned and sweet, •nd 1 firmly believe that to your
medicine lain iudelated for ibis great mare. I shall be
glad lb comannailc.ate with any person on,the subject
who may he pleased LO roll 011 me, and crirrohorate
what II have Laid in the above certificate, at tfic Fac
tory or itiv residence.
'
VOW.. most respectfully.
ED. DAIS:SON, 13 Wells' Row,
- Etchlli Street, (our doom above ttprorte Garden.
Th.:above 'certificate is Dean a nein well known by
a tarre Ptlitirm or our citlerns. llorre - who doubt the
truth of it , ate invited in .all and Satisfy themselves.
that It 6 snot ter vocuotury. thsinteresied. and heron
witneis to t: r prestoostii .I.' of Dr. S.'w arie's Corn
pound ta.yrutrof Wold Übe ry.
Clerzyineti. Avaionee,a r and all Public ttpeakers
say that Dr . 3wayne's Wild Eliesry gives 111:11 Vigor to
thr voter that cannot be obtained from any other ar
ticle. .
,
re Eldsr/p Pertone.—Many thothhy °gel indiv 'duals
who know the lentos al I/. Awayne's Conipound tiy
rup of Wild Cherry, mak it a rule in take it two or
three times n week, by which they remove the entities
that poultice disease, preserve their health and keep
off the itifirntaiirs -
rery hipeetttat Caurisis..,—The genuine- article is
prepared only by lir liwaytin, Inveutol' Side Pro
prietor, comer of Eighth and Rve Ste., Philadelphia
All Wild Cherry preparations" being positively fic
titious and Lohnterfeit" without his signature.
Sivasneli Celebrated Vermlfuge
" A safe and effeclual remedy for worms, dyspepsia,
elution miles, sickly or dyspeptic children or adults,
and the m ore useful ramify met:lleum ever o ff ered to
the public." The only one that Is pleasant to the
trtsto, hos proved its virtues in thousands of cases;uot
only in the area' destruction pi %voting, but in retaining
the sickly and dyspeptic child 'anti adult,• when all
other remeraezhave had.no good effect. .
Beware of, Mistakes! Remember, Di. Swayne's
Nermifutto is noir put up in square bottles.. re that
the name is apeltcorreetly,ffwayac,
- DR. DWAYNE'S SUGAR.COATED SARSAPARIL
LA and EXTRACT TAR PILLS.'
Far superinr to any phi of the present clay.—These
pills are eunspouroded of varlitue vegetable substances,
the rescillefl Ion: and lahortotas investigation, and the
hold they hatre taken of the public favor, and the cures
they have performed since they were introduced, is un
ptecedentecl an the history of medicine. liplike mina
other Pills, they neither gripe,' produce nausea, or
nny other unpleasant sensatiOn, they cleanse and
strengthen the fountain springs of life, and no Medi
cine can have a better effect -than . these for monthly
trrnentallties which occasionally happen lu women.
The above valuable medicines are prepared roily by
Dr SIVA VitiE. N. W. corner'of EIGUTU and rtecE
Streets, Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOR SCHUYLKILL COUNTY,
JOHN G. WROVireir,
J. CURTIS , IJAGIGIIES:}Pottiville, Pa. • .
J. E. U. MARTIN,
JALIES B. FALLS,/
JO IN. w. mans, 0 11 i'enn' i tle•
C. G. litrarstgaga, SaueyDOE Hagen; 11. 2 5 01 8 2 1.114
Port Carbbn;' Regpe & Raab. L. MaNN OH&Ogn; JOHN
A. OTTO, Taylarim If: ALTER. TUSCaIfOTII; E. J.
Fag Tamaqua; GEO. firtraeiLDei, New 'Castle; W.
IsaaTetiet, Rt. LAW; hires do Srld.libl•:,;, Patter
thin ;FAVC ' Plneetovel Evi At: BRANDT, Ill!.
munt; EacKnit.l;& Sow. Llewellyn; Jong WG.L.lawa.
Middleport; Gums. FaatLetr.•.Orweesburf; !Chase,.
Rnneba & Lerrea•t..o. New Philadelphia; 11
Orwigsbarg Landing; J. ST/OCTOPI. Mcgeanehtirr,
and by most all Storekeeper* 10 the adjacent e..antier.
F.. 1,23.1850 „ . •
. Sly
Front Street Wire Manufactory.
1717AT90N ac COX, rtIEVg, RIDDLE, eirREEN
and ,Wira Clink Mannfartimera, No-• 48 North
Priu4Street,,Corner cf Cootoble Alley, between nark,
et and Idalherry (Areta etreeta. - Philadelphia, where,
they onntinnh to manufacture, of earierloi'
[lntel andiron Wire etleirea of all *lode; Urakaikad
Conner Wire cloth r.r`Papqr Meters, Okt. Cyitaders
and Daady•Rollreesered rn the best inanner:
Illeavy;Tivillert Wire for dpark entrbara,; "Sieve'
supertitegoollty for Orate and Iron Ponndere,
Screen Wire,Window Wire, Stares, Traps, PM Coe.-
ent, Coat and nand &chasms, &e., •
ICePaney Wire Work of: every descriptionezeeeted
Id the steateilmeitner. Orders far City and .Coentry
received avid 4iroesptly attended to
Rept 7,1880
MARRIAGE.:
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY'.
THE CAUSES AND THE HEMEDY!
Maas and many a wife endareS years of hodilv
suffering and of mental anguish, prostrate and help
less; embittering her life, that of her hasbard, and
hazarding the filmic welfare of her children. arising
(nom causes which, if knot:oz. weuld have spared. the
iMffcring, theitngnish to the wife; and' to the Inn•
bind embarresimenta and neminiary difficulties haw.
Mg their origin in the mind being weighed deem and
haraised in consequence of the sickness of the com
panion of his bosom.
How important that the causes should be known
to every wife, to every husband, that the dreadful
and hamming conseqaences to the health and hap
;Anew of both may be avoided! Life is too short and
health too precious to idmit any portion of the one to
bo spent without-the full enjoyment of the other.
The timely possession of a little work entitled as
follows has been the means of gyring the health and
`the life of thousands, as over
TWO HUNDRED - 1 . "1-40USAND
copies have been sold since the first edition was is
„,
The author has been induced to advertise it by
flys urgent and pressing request of those who have
been indebted to its publication for all they hold dear
(that a 4 may haverm opportunitytf obtaining it), and
who barn favored him with, thousands of letters of
eueonnem. some of which are =waxed to the adver
tisement:
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR. A. DI. MAUBICEAU,
raorgssoa or DISCASCS OF ROME!,
ITwentieth Ediban. Itlmo., pp 250. P r i&i, $ •
. 1 0 . ,
r THIS WORK IS INTENDED EgrzetAL.
1
1 LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those contemoi.t.
1 tins marriage, an it discloses important secr , ,,ta which
should be known to them particularly.
. llere, every finale—the wife. tie. mother--thh
one either budding into! womanhood, or the 'one in
the decline of yent's, in whom nature contemplates
an important change—can discover the causes, syrup..
toms, and the most efficient, remedies and most cer
tain mode of cure, lil every complaint to which her
sex is subject. .
The revelaticmseontained in its pages have eroved
a - blessing to thousands, as the innumerable letters
received by the author (which he is permitted by am
writers to publish) will attest.
SICKLY AND UNIIAPPY WIVES.
Extract rf a Letter from a Gintteman in Dayton, O.
" Di Yvon, May 1, 1947.
"Dot. A. M. MAVRICZAU—My Dear Sir. ' The
Married I.l"ninau's Private Medieal Companion: fur
Which I enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand. I would riot have troubled you with
these few lines, but that 1 am impelled by a SCOW
of gratitude, for myself and wife. to gi4cr-utterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
"My wife has - been perceptibly sinking for some
. three years or more, in consequence of her great an•
goisb and suffering some namtha before and during
confinement; every successive one more and' more
debilitated and prostrated her. putting her life in im
minent danger, and which wai, on the last occasion,
despaired of I supposed that this wite of things was
inevitable. EMI res:gned my-self to meet the wont.
At this time (rum about two months) 1 beard your
book highly spoken ofi as =Mining some matters
reaching my mute. On its receipt and perusal, I can
not express to you the relief it afforded my distressed
'mind and the py its pages imparted so mv wife, on
learning that the great discovery cf M. NI. Deso
meaux provtded a remedy. It opened. a prrispect to
me which !little conceived wad possible. No pecu.
• niary ecmsideration can ever repay the obligati= 1
am under to you for h' • been the means of ina.
parting to os the matters unlined ha • The Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion.' Bat far
this, ere another year would have pissed over my
head, in all human probability my wife would have
been in her grave. and my children left =Merles."
.t.xtract from a Letter.
i Competence and Efealth. -
- I. A !WASTER. PA, Oft 24, 1947.
1 "MTnlr A R SIM: I know you will have the kind
ness to bear with me in encronehing upon.your time,
while I acknowledge (in behalf of myself and wife)
the obligations we feel ourselves under In you in hav
ing made known certain matters, contained in your
most invaluable • Married Woman's Private IMedical
Companion.' It has been worth its weight iiii. gold
to me- If 1 express myself rather warmly, yea will,
see that 1 can not do so too warmly. when I inform
vou of the extent to which I have, through it, been
benefited. I will state tny situation when / obtained
roar litx.ik through the merest curiosity I look upon
it as one or the most fortunate events or my lifet I
had been married some ten years, and was the father
of seven children. I was long struggling unceasingly
to the end that I might gain a moderate competency,
but tho results of illy utmost exertions at the end lefk
MO about where 1 was nt the beginning of each year;
and that only, with the most stinted economy, suffi
cing with barely the necessaries of life. Finally, thii
wristant effort was beginning to have its effect upon
my health: I felt less capable to eedure its comma
ance, while I felt the necessity of perseverance.
" This constant, unceasing struggle on my - part was
imperative, in consequence of the prostrated coudi
tion of my wife /with occasional intermission) for six.
years, much of the time confined to her bed, and of
course incapable of taking the charge and manage
ment of household affairs. Her condition arose from
causes of which I waa ignorant Oh! what would
I have given had I the six years to live over again !
ih'hatwould my wife have given to have been spared
the:long days and still louger nights prostrate on a
bed of sickness!—all of which would have been
avoided, had I then seen a copy of • THE MARRIED
WOMAN'S PRIVATE AIEbICAL Costrastos.'"
From a ,Physician.
DANGEROUSI DELIVERIES,
OBSTRUCTIONS, IRREGULARITIES, &C.
How many are suffering from obstruction or irreg
ularities peculiar to the female system, which un
dermine their health, the effects of which they are
ignorant, and for which their delicacy. forbids seeking
mediral advice! How many suffer from prolapses
uteri (falling of the womb), or from fluor-alb:As (weak
ness, debility, &e. &c ) ! Flow many are ID constant
agony for many months pteeeding confinement ! How
many have difficult if not dangerous deliveries, and
whose lives are jeoparded during sueh time, will find
in its pages the means of prevention, ameliorate, •
and relief! ' ' .
Extracfp* a Letter.
To those just Morrterli - --" Had r known"'
"PIitLADLLPHO.,Nov. 29. 18.175,
Du. A. M. Mae tticasu : Had I kuown of the mi .
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The ;orgies that steed on tbedsoly heights
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Comes wandering- front afar.
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time farther.
SEED WEE,II'.
There is not as much care taken in prepar
ing seed wheat, in re , iard to purity, as is
important:at:lrd profitable to the sower:—Red
root, cockle and chess are the three great
impurities, to be guarded against; for if any ,
of these are sown, and mutiply exceedingly
they 'reduce the crop, depreciate the price in
market and intlicta last i ing evil to the land
that years cannot obliierate.
When there is no other course /or a farmer
tint to be obliged to use-sev.4l that is lout;yab
best inethod;to ptrtsu'e ltitvirr" , am i r ap
mill, to draw out tht.th
ess !Joan, to near its
middle, :Ind to put through one quarter or
tWo-thirds more wheat than he intends to
use—blerWiti.g over with a rapid motion all
the light and foul seeds, and all the light
kernels of wheat, leaving behind full grown
and perfectly developed and ripened'gmin s
for the
_future crop: If (ince through dues
not perfect it, repeat the operation until it is
clean and satisfaciorv.
It isgenerally supposed that red root is not
sown with the seed, as its seed is so small
that it must be separated iu passing the last '
or cockle screen in the fanning mill. Tim
is a mistake, as - the exarriination of wheat
grown where red root prevails will shim..
The joint containing the seed is mach
ger and harder at the kuot where the seed is
produced than any otter part of the stem,
and consequently is broken crff above arid
below, holding the seed in its capsules, o n
t d stem too large to pass the cockle screed,
and goes• down with the wheat. --(Rur a l
Neu. Yorier.
WINTER APPLES
. To keep apples during the Winter, they
should be packed in barrels or ,casks, first
sprinkling the bottom with chaff and quick
lime: then add alternate lavers of apples and
limed chatf,till the vessel is full. The Gen
essee Farmer thus explains this method :
"It is well known to all thoSe who have
been in the practice of burying apples in
,hcaps, that the fruit comes out in the spring
inuchTresher, and better flavored than it clifs,
when kept in opeu bins in the part
of the flavor in the latter ease, doubtless
evaporating. This method has all the advan
tage of burying, with another which ive
will explain. When one apple among many
in a bin rots, the adj(;Ming ones are contami
nated; and not unfrequently a mass of rot
tennes4 occurs, surrounded by much sound
fruit. Now the use of the lime is to absorb
the gases generated by the putreficatiou, and
prevent such leaven from spreading."
It does not require much lime; less than a
quart for a barrel is sufficient. .
PICKLING CUCCMI3 ?ARS
"Put fresh cucumbers, as soon as picked
from the vine. into weak brine boiling, hht,
and let them remain twenty-four hours.—
They should then be taken out, put into the
vessel in which they are to he kept, and
vinegar, boiling, hot, poured upon ihern suf
ficient to cover. In three days tirugthe pick
les ivill be fit for use. Pickles prepared in
this way will keep an indefioite *length of
time, and preserve all the fre.shness of the
first pickling by paying proper attention to
the vinegar. After standing some days, a
scum Will rise and cover the surface of the
vinegar. When -this takes place; the vinegar
should immediately be taken out and sea. Itled.
the scum skimmed or, and then while hot
poured again on the pickles. This shoyllibc
repeated until the smrentent has entirely.dis
appeared and the vinegar becomes pure.—
The advantages of this method of pickling
cucumbers, over many others,.is, that it,gives
to the pickles a most agreeable flavor, and at
the same time preserves them in a sound and
healthy state as long as thedvinegar is ,kept
pure
FATTENING bATLE ON HAY
Grass which is tut while it is in blOssom,
and carefully made, Will fatten cattle as
well in a dry as id agreen state. Some ofthe
nest farmers in the western part of Vermont
are particular in makirg their hay for this
purpose. slr. Trowdish, of Weabridge,
whose stock is well known fur its good qual-'
ities and fine condition', infortned us that he
found no difficulty iu making his cattle thrive
on hay. - His oxen and steers are fed liberally
on the best hay throUghout the winter.—
With careful driving tfley perfom the farm
labor in the spring wilioutl the loss of lfesh,
and being turned on sweet pastures at the
proper time, they get in goOd order for early
beef for market, and always command a good
,price.—r Cyhivator.
HORSE HADDISH.
Horse raddish may be had all winter by
takinz the roots from the soil wicen at perfec
tion, grating them anaplaciug the article is
jars or bottles filled with vinegar. The air
should be. thoroughly excluded by corking,
and covering the nozzels with melted settling
wax. It is a superb article.
CALF'S HEAD
,
Scald, and wash the head clean with salt
and water, then place it in a stewpan with
sufficient water to cover it ; add a faggot of
sweet herbs, an oitioa stuck With chwes,'stx
blades of mace, :Italy and' a
half of pearl barli.7. Stew . till 'tender, init
add a head of steu'ed'cererYi-`Siiason 'With
pepper, pour the sutip into die :tu.reen";
the head in the centre' ;lad serve
11770 Prevent Dampneu in Reins. ---Usk
a paint made. of one part beeswat, three'
'parts boiled. linseed oil, one-tenth part of
litharge, put..on hot. The wall should be.
entirelyliry,-arid, if possible heated. Three.
or four coats will 'tender a stone •or•briclq
wall impervious to. Moisture.
[C".lit Early Fattenipg Hogs, the cheapest
and most abuiidanim:t - aterials should be used
up firsts—sueh as 'apples, pumpkis; small
potatoes, , 6:c.. This will get the swine into
a thriving
_order.. and, you can finish bun GS
with goad old corn; or corn meal cooked into'
a mush.. anal thutrput the lard. on his ribs to:
your liking,. •
1:1:7'Go Adrire.-A. farmer should nester`
he so immersed iti political inaifeis 3s io for
getter sow his wheal;
bank up his cellar, nor should lie-be - so arlerA: - _
tire rct them as tofienallu , ipkirati; nf Mose - -
great questions of nattintal , and,iptate Wilier -
which will always agitate-more (dim alreti
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