LEWISBUBG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
!n)i0lmrg (Clpmrif.
H. O. HICKK, Editor. 1 O. N. WOHDEN ( Printer.
At $1 50 cash is ad Ten re, $1,75 in thre nvmth. $3 paid
w i tutu tlie year, &uu v a uic ena jum.
l-anU in Fhilfcdtljjhi V B Painter ana K W Carr-
Jjcwisbnrfj, It.
Friday Moexixg, SErT3,lS52.
ADVERTIZE Executor. ...Imini-itrotnr. rilMie
Or-rs .'ilvandCountrv Merchants. Manufarturer,
llu-ines Jl-n all who ' tai'-nr or tn
di.'po of ...vthml-wu.J do weli M Jive ntx nf lit.
aia-trirnu.iritlie i-iVi" .,. T.111 parnr ha
rood and mclia.-.-irroltirm in community i i.ntai-11104-
a tarje a rrorort:m of active, advent pni-lu-c-rii,
cc.jura -r. n.l .leaier. iu any o'-her in llic fnk.
"Most Liberal Oiler F
We will send the Flao, the Y.'iug,
and the Chronicle, one ycur for ONE
Dollar, Cah in atlcmirr. This offer to
iiteud to the 1st of October only. Thru
good papers for SI and lattcrt Telegrams
besides is the Cheapest in the World !
-4 Te number of name of Club oh thexe
term, hus induced us to extend titc time, thut till
may h'ivt the same oppm-tan ty
Sow send on your l!rs !
C3Thc Chronicle is the only straight
OJt, cousls'ont Iladrnad paper iu Union
county. We want the Kaiirrud men tn
... ., . , ., .
Vmuil ol tuit, ana loot at our JiailroaU
terms cheap, good, and nf aftcrclaps 1
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Railroad Lettint;.
The Union county hubserip:ion to the
Sa-a'a 11. It., required that the woik should
be put under contract fiom Sunbury to
V."i:iian:sport by the 1st insf. The l.iirec-
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tors ucbiic'i an t-iii-iiiiiiiu vi mc iiiii-.-, 3
the surveys were not yet completed fur a
public letting ; but one of the Commis
sioners only being willing to extend the
time, the l):rect iis were f need to close a
contract up"n two or three days' notice,
which :hi-y did on Tuesday, the JJlst- Aug.
Hon. Gi.OKHK SCIIXAUKL UoW of Wi.'lialhs-
jiort, and Joxatijax Jesuit, of Lcnis
lurg, have the 42 ini'e:', which they aro
required to commence within 30 days, i
Both the-e gentlemen are well ko '.vn to
the public as reliable, prudent, e pericneed, 1
... n-ru.ti.il.lH toon. Tl.ev :.r. t.. be :
monthly certain prices for specified deserip-'
lii.nsof work, and f r speeiliej mateii.ils.
We have heard the opinion oxpreel that -
the terms are reasonable, and that 15,000 j
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1-i.r nine will i.rcpare the Load for the i
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Cars. As no mode of letting the work j
t-. .
was required, the Directors (who are theu:-
telves stockholders) have done the best
thing possible, aud deserve credit fur their
arduous and uncompensated labors.
The line between Sunbury and Harris
burg, it is expected, will be let within a
few weeks, of which nun public notice
can and will be given.
t?a.Thc Sullivan County Democrat has
a correspondent who attended the recent
Commencement of the University at Lew
isbur, anl wys :
" The chapel, thonli large, wis too
F.-nail for the crowd, aud numbers turned
reluctantly away, unable to get within even
hearing distance. Hut the tccne inside
was worth a scramble the beauty of the
West Branch was assembled there, and wc
do not thiuk Nassau Hall, on its palmiest
Commencement day, was ever graced with
men a galaxy of beautiful iromrn. But
(f the College Clnir the strains of their
ciiiic still ring in our cars, and their an-g-
lic symphony yet lingers in memory like
a clou on the mountain's side. We tho't,
as we listened to the " farewell hymn," it
woul 1 take many, many years of din and
turmoil in the busy world to efface from
the memory of the graduates the proud
recollec'.ions of that day. The town was
crowded with Mrangers all the week. In
fact, ('Hmmrnrrmrnt Dy is getting to be
considered a day of days about Lewisburg.
The press and jam last Wednesday, indi
cated clearly the notoriety and reputation
tbc University is reflecting upon the place.
The citizens should be proud of its loca
tion in their midst."
t.There are cot only scoundrels in the
Cities who send illegal Lottery Schemes
to the people through the mails, but they
have agents through the country to drop
them into the mails from different places.
AU these schemes ate frauds; their dupes
are few ; &till there are some who allow
themseirta to be swiudled, secretly, by
'ie sharpers. The best way to serve the
curlatrs, is to cucloie their schemes, se
cured so close that they can not pry into
them, in cvelopes, and send theiu back.
Such precious documents tnus be worth 5
to 10 cents each when they alicays draw
tach mammoth prizes !
B.Those who have read the disgrace
ful proceedings which have marked the re
cent session of Congress, must have been
often struck with the thought that a more
efficient Speaker would be of great service
in preserving order. Hon. Tuumas II
Be.ntox has been spoken of for next
Speaker. We hope be may be elected ;
and believe it would tend greatly to work
a reformation in the character of that body.
VSWe have been shown some ppeci
mtns of white blue etem wheat, raised
hj Mr. George 81ear, on the Gen. Green
farm, which count 06 grains to the Lead,
which is 5 inches loBg and of oats, 170
grains to a Lead, 21 inches long. Mr.
Slear thinks there were many eea Utter
heads than these.
The Connterfeitlng West
IMxyille, Aug. 30, 1S52.
Lewis Haus who was arrested on Satur
day evening by Bonnet and two officers of
the .Mayor's Police of Philadelphia, on the
charge of being concerned i.1 the inannfac-
ture and sale of counterfeit money, Lad a
bearing to-day and fras held to bail in the
sum of $."0U0, in default of whieh he was
committed. l)r. Giltner, who was arrested
some three weeks agT and released on bail
was retaken at the same time upon a simi
lar charge, lie is now in jail.
A. W. Haus, of this tounfy, end his
son-in-law, James Brass, of Muney, who
were in town on Saturday on business,
were arrested and committed to prison,
where thoy now are, Haus in default of
S 3000 and Brass $3000 bail. The nest of
counterfeiters is likely to be completely j
broken up through the vigilance of those
engaged iu ferreting the matter out. .
DiXvitLS. Si-nt. 24 P. M
The Court this tnnrninc ordered that Abr'm
Hause and Lewis Hause, charged u-iih being c'ne a Jvcrtisement, heaiied, " Have you
engnged in the manufacture and sale of conn- the Fever and Ague?" This is tin ita
terfeit money, be held to bad the former 7,- ; purtaut juestioti, atid if any of our
000, the latter ?5.OO0-for their appearance at ,.all .,,.. :., .:1r,rn.afiv,..
next Court.
Dr. Uiltncr, who pleaded su;l!y
t, rhnrtri" if rrilinfpr'Viliti'r TT irrivKnrir
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will be sentenced tomorrow morning. La-t
night C'apt. Bennett, of the Philadelphia Police, :
oi taim da new canuterfeit plate, II irrisburg
. . . .
; is ; also nearly ?lli,'im) ready t..r circulation,
! wlli'"n wss tafned in the presence of the coun-
; .el of both parti. These bills were adunra- j
bly executed. Also an unfinished plate ofj
,reur 1Iaveu $5s was obtained at the same ;
iiiijc. i uc ui me cunnii'iiiiiv are ane
to Mayor Gilpin and the intelligent and encr-
ri. i.einu-.i, . ge.r.er w.in tne.r asso-
ciates. fur their skill and enerv manifested in i
, ....
;ne prosecution ol tins matter. o.
K3-We See that innut of th nrnira,ni,lflll,,!lri1 I'tvlor, lit' only s n ol the Gen.
ef the County llailroad Subscription pro
pose to get rid of it by a repeal of the law
under which it was made. This wout help
you any, gentlemen, for a repeal of tlie
law will not repeal or nullify the contract
which the Coli.mis.-ior.eis have made in
pursuance of its authority.
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EG. I he Milton papers seem to imagine
that they arc ou the scent of a rail-road '.
"mare's nest" down this way. All a wis- j
aonrehet'sion. No such ma't.-rial on this 1
side tf the river. Lewisburg "g is" don't
iizsle out iu that way. It hua too much
substance for that.
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fcafConress adjourned ou the Slstult.
y , , -i i i i
1' "as 'jCt'n a VI'T ,!"''' allL' slce-y sess:i.u,
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and did but little good aud less harm.
A summary of their principal acts will ap
' pear in our next. "Hail I Columbia."
rrj-Read the advertisement of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. There are statements of no ordinary
interest to all so unfortunate as to be alllicted
with the difficulties it cures.
tThe article on the 41 LoLos Islands
Question," in Chronicic,20th ult. should be
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credited to the Grrmntotrn Telegraph,
JKiT'The annual election of elEccrs of
the Susqtichanua Telegraph Co., will tafce j sit,,aied in White peer Tp. bounded by lands
place in Danville, on Tucsdav, 21st inst. of l)r Win Haves, David Mover, tieo Swartz
1- j and others, containing g:j ATS more or
Gcon-e Watlcrson, E.i., Secretary nf I less- about one half clear and under Rood cul
i , fa i tivation. The improvements are a lo? House
the U ush.ngton .National Monument bo- , an(I a , s,ab,e jlh 0h,r oulhlli,,ins aru,
cn-iy, (ins issued a notice requesting the ,here are on the lot a yottn? orchard of choice
judges or coinmissiiiuers of t-leutton, the - fruit and a well of never-failing water with a
.u:iiiasiers i.f ttie respective localities ! pump in it.
l,ere the el.-clmris are httld, or any ..ther I Terms made known on j'Jjl h'
pa'rio'tc and , nbl.c spiri.ed ui.zcns thr..'-, Execntt)r of Es,ate 0f john Harbeson, dee'd
out ihe l-nioii, to undertake the duty ol j - -
Laving boxes lixed uo at the polls lit tin? - "VOTICE is hereby civen that aHout three
ensuing IVesidenlial election, with the In- S years aco I purchased at Sheriff's sale
b-l VovtrlLutviM to the WaduniitonKa-!
tional Alotwment" &c, and cnllectiug and
iraiitini'tii.o ihe Rmounts so deposited to
the treaurer of the soctc'y, J. B. I. Smith,
Ivsq.. in Washington city. The Society
oilers to pay all expenses incurred.
The Stcnmer Falcan arrived on the 2f h
ult.. with two weeks Inter neus from Cali
fornia, and luo mi lions dollars in (:old
dust. Gold continues to he sh-ped fo the
eastern cities at ih rale nf a million dol
lars a week. The news fiom the mining
districts continues lavorah'e. 'I li.it from
the Indians is not so. It reported they are
(irodinz.n for a general uiutck upon ll.e
vtlncs.
Accounts have heen received from
Char e-ton, statinir that ll.e Texas papers
contain a report that Captain S evcns.nnd
his command nf nearly sixty men arid two
officers, had hecn surrounded by ihe Cd
mitiches and massacred nt nbnol 40 miles
Irom Fori B Iknap. U'uh ihe experience
..f ihe Cap'nin Marry rumortd massacre,
the story needs continuation.
The New York Journal of Commerce
say4 'he primary olje.-t ol Mr. Baring', in
vi-itiujr America, is to arrange win. the
Nicaragua Transit ('omt.Hnv the terms ol
.n-opcra'i.in upon which l'iniHih capital
may be invested in thnt rntt-rprise.
Charles Rixter a wa'c.hman on losrd
of the ship Tiioma Watson, was n.urdeied
at New York, yesterday iiiorninjr, by a
"hiij .f dock llii.-ve. He lielunsed to
I'h ludelphsa, and leaves a wife and two
children.
Charleston, Auj. 31 We have nc
coiintsof iinnsuallv heavy fre-.hetlhrOjll
out this State and Georgia, and it is feared
ihat ihe crops have suffered to a very largo
ex'enl.
Gen. Armstrong of thp Union, has Iwfn
j elected printer to both Hnnses.and his for
tune is insured. L'nder the present bill
he cannot fail lo become rich.
The attempt of a certain Mr. Pusey to
make a ballon ascension at llarrisburu; on
Monday afternoon, turned out to be a fail
ure. Jacob R. Clothier, of Kensington, has
been appointed Inspector of Staves and
Heading, by Gov. Bigler.
ScsptNrirD The Souihern Press, pub.
Imbed at Washington.
Executive Appointments.
j Washington, Aug. 21. The Senate,
- 1 la Executive Session to-day, conGnired the
I aPP'"nii!jent ot the Hon. .Nathan K. Hall,
j" tho"; S' (?urt ':,r ",0 Wts'
tern District of New York, in
uunge v onexun, resigned.
The following appointments were also
Cotifirmriil
Samuel D. Hubbard, of Connecticut,
Postmaster General, iu place of Xathan
K.Hall.
E. A. Bradford, of Louisiana, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Curt of the
L. S., in place of M'Kinley, deceased.
H. J. Thorn, of Alabama, aud llilund
nail, ot . erniont, Coiuiiusswiiers of I.iud
(hums in California.
Col. Craitf to be Superinteu lent of the
Ordnance L 'partmeut, iu plaeo of Col.
Talent, removed.
John T. Tower-, of Washington, Super
iufendent of the Public Priuting.
G-u. James Wilson, nf SvW Hampshire,
was rejected as one of tlm Conimisioneri
on Land Claims iu California.
u c soe 111 a newspaper a quacK m-dt- j
, . ,
ei II!
nil
steep a quarter of a pounl of wild
clR'lr.r 1U hdJ a " "-"'er, an. I
drh.li a wine glass full thi- e times a day.
It is a sure aud cheap remedy, and worth
... .
all the quack nostrums ever invented or
concocted.
Thp ....TTm,. T-, , lvl(,ow ,
, pr-,d., Tuv lur, toi-k re n-
sj!VV o,,, u ,hH j? u lns, fll1
r.'-irit-iii-e ii!(!nl. liliss;.
All the liiiiers ol
in the rnv,
,l .. l Mr
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il-o sitn.ir i-t
O the f mi-
i . irr r .. .
nm nv:i hmi-it-i ni iw iiaip.
,i t i
hin-lm
cr .l, ttbo t n ujnr id irri-r in the t'.iriili
f Cli irlc--, and Mrs. I! iss, thf la fy o!
Col. Hl:s. who ri siilcs in New Ui!.uiis.
---i;ll-- i ""' - r-
Rv S I. M Cun-T, r:hh J me. ptTr.n
?i. Ammoss and Mis Sb .'.llittunrn,
aM of Lwisburg. Also, Vji. Uivn and .Mi.-s
Maht Ht-niiis.
In T.o..-iLl..1r 'l'l..,..-.U.. oj
bv (jv. l'r. riarfc, J.isrrit L. Hiws'to ..!u..s
Maiit A. Hhi'sll. all of this place,
JT:,n' for their kind remembrance of
t,,e Printers and j y be will, them
j . EEATHS.
In East BntTalo, 3)th ult.. Mi:
Eliz.bf.tii
Smith, in her T-'d year.
In M ln:t.liurg, 31t ult., SiMcn. I. Kau.s,
acp,l 1 1 veais.
In West HufTaln, 1st inst, David Kl:tk?( tn, "
a;ed about 20 years.
to ale. cot i:ai:i.
VI.T, persons knowing themselves to be in
debted to us, are respectfully requested
to make payment by the 10th inst. A neglect
of this notice will be attended with costs. Our
old business must be settled up.
Sept. 2, 1852. KB VI US & REBER.
fft PUBLIC SALE.
THE nndersi5ned wjll Mrv.se to public sale
nt iKo hniicn rr l.ihn M llnrl.nc.in thU Into
Deer Tp, Union Co, Pa, on
Stttitrif"' the 2J Juy 'f Oclohrr vert,
I si 1 ..VWlf M x rnli.nlil LOT f)F T.Tl
cl " h Kl'TH"" " INe Columbia
2 bay horses, 1 boirrjey and harness, a lot r,f
team harness, I two horse sled, an eisht day
clock and case, a lot of carpeting, a spring
wajon exchanged for a bay horse ith my
consent, w hich property I hold as al! others
contained in this notice
All of which property I have loaned tn said
RtithraufT, and hereby extend said lean during
mv pleasure. SAMUEL HIGH.
Whit Deer, Aog 30, 1S53
Attention, Cameron Guards!
Yon are hereby commanded to
meet at the house of A H Blair, in
I.ewisburs. Sept. 10. at 10 o'clock.
r A M, for parade each member to
be provided with ten rounds of
bl.ink cartridges.
By order of the Captain.
ISAAC WAGNER,
OS.
Aug 31, 1S52
Attention, Lrw'il)ur5Tnf;ir.trj!
You are hereby commanded to
meet at the house of A H lilair. in
Lrwisbur;;. on Sainrdav the llth
rlay of September, in full nniform
for drill, each member provided
will, ten p'un Is of ortndge.
J H IIARKDOI.Tj. Sec.
Where an Election will he held
for Xon-Commissioned Odicers.
By order of Captain
Jt)S K HOCSEL
.,.., .- The late r!iastros
.-;r ''ihj?.". Tire pfve.t fre.h evid
$ifiz3 l ence of ihe reliance to
J'fp2fi-&&i Ev.s' FIliE PKOUF
S.-!"-'' SAFES,"
K: Cl, S"lh S'-ronti St., I'hiMftjihitt.
"We take pleasure in sta'ine that we had one
of Oliver Evans' Fire Proof Safe in our sti.re
during ihe Great Fire at H.kt's B. iiniscs.
which, when taken from the ruins and opened.
Vs found to have preserved our books, papers
&C. entirely uninjured. brri & iScck.
My store was entered by burelars.and failing
to pick ihe lock of mv iron safe they tried to
blow it open with powder, but no loss or injury
was sustained. It was purchased of O. Evans,
61 South Second St. PUilad.
S C ForiKS. Bord"ntown, N J
For sale of all sizes by OLIVER EVANS.
61 S. Second St. below Chestnut.
Pcrle Arent for Day & Newel's World's Fair
Premium Bank.Vauil and Store Locks Thief
and Powder proof.
Also in store Seal and Letter Copying Pres
ses, Trucks for moving boxes or crates. Water
Filters for purifying bad water. Druggists'
Tresses with cylinders and pans, Refrigerators
and Ice Chests, Portable Shower Baths of sup
erior construction. Water Coolers nf all kinds
lor hotels, stores Ac. 3ml8
I
fR. LOCKE DENTIST b returned
to l.ewUburg, and uav be eonauUeu pro
(rtf'ionMy tot a few werk at hi Uounu in N
TtiirJ street. Bept. I, 1S32
DTK
rriHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
I between the Firm of Hoffinaa & Messin
per, was on the 12th ilav of July last dissolved hi,s had a good training in the business both Chestnut Street, Lelow 3d and 4th, PillLA
by mutual consent. The business of the Firm ' Lanville and in Lwishnrg, he is confident, bELI'HIA, and having rtdueti tie prJx of
will be settled bv Jus W Hoffkn.
HOFFMAN & MESSIXCER
White Dita Mills, 1852
STOItE ROOI TO RETT.
r1F!E store romn recfiitlv icctipied av Nev
)L ins & Keber, and I). Mvers A-ti. Innnire
f 1. N EVIL'S or 1). MVERS.
xothi:. I
4 I.L
Se
I.Tj those who are imleMfd to th f:rms of '
putts ft Mtkhs, I). Mrr.as & Co. and
D. Mtf.us. either bv note or buok account, are
resppc!fn!!y requested to cr.l! and pnv up im
inedia'e!)". All those who ntg'ent this noiice
tnav expert cost ou or befor the lOih nf Snp.
teoih-rn xt. DAIIU M1EKS.
Lcwisbtirg, Ang 27,1852.
COrRT I'riM I:tnat5on-WI.er.-ss the
II.ii. AHI S ir.l).. IVe-il.TtJii.il'
f.r tli- "i' tli J:i l.'ci-l I:ri...t. r..t.l!ii.ror tin. .-r.nt-ri.-n I
,f UtiM.ti ai-. W Sl.n. tir.-l .1 u-k WiTTr-.HTi'll an.t JM.J
lrf-mi.l- K-ii.-ir;. A-n.:. J.ift.'M in I"n;..i t-'tuiitr. j
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an-l t-' m- tT-rlr. tnr lm li!.tTni' ' f rn Or- I
i-l nn.'('-iir.Ciirc.f I '(.tiim-.ti IM-.Ovr nmi 7''7iH't.rr, i
j stu I fii-nl "rlT S--;-n. t MIV IIKKI.IN. f-.r tl I
it,- or Liii.ii. i liirt .-.f ia Mmiii'I ft sri-t'iflr
nr-rt rt-in. tlii. t:li tttiv' 1 -.S! -hi 1 1-. r.iii'inttM t . wi-, tj.. j
Tt'OTtCK in triTL-f.ie h.iv'T cieu to thn rorf it-T, i
J"l-t:p I tiu IVi.ni-. i.n( i'- nntal.l.- iu ti.' lr rmin-
I Ir ..f Lni-'O. l'i mij e.-ir m lli-.rntru r'iii- ii-'p-m. wirh
li.. ir Hi.-I', In ;tli!-nii4. Kxr.mi :it An-.. n I
ntlmr Itf-inmtiimlir. u- it-. Itio t).iii- whi. ll - f O--if
,.u i una ill ni-ir l-rli:HI i.Tti-ia tl t-i t iii.il,-; i..i an
itii.--hh.i ..ihr ,r-..i i-r,. u ins in M.aif ..t t'n-
l'..m'n'inwwiltli a.'ttfn-t iiny p -r-n i-r t-rwin. am r-lnir-,1
lo In. 1hn ftii.l tti.-l ntVnUia. nnl not dVpnrt
w tlinut Ititri. nt tti-ir i-nt. Ji-ti. are tij- mi a in
bi" iiri.-ttlil in tlifir att ujanre at ll.o ftjiiiiiitnl t.um
er -nti lo ll'it.i-.
tl n un t,'r inv t and unit t at Th- S!irif; ope . ;n
Xiw It.-rii'i. tlm -JM.ii .f -July, in thn y.-nr ef mr I.O--I
nn. ih'iii-i'i'l iht hnt'il-p-l :iil til'n-twn noil in t-n
t-fiit v 'i th y.-nf of 'li In ti-n-n lf nc. t-f tliw l"i:iU-J
S'.atui cf Am Tiia. Ci i '.n'o,. h.
AM "III HALO THOMAS .Sr.f.
Ji nx rsvrs
.S.pri.Mhr.'i Term, I8"2.
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v.r. L.t.ri Kr h,. V -t Ii.tf..i:..J I-'.'X.
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j Wiiii.. n. li;ini-1 l. .i'itin. A'liiiii Y'nff. J- Ku!Tir.-.in.
V mli jnrm i I!.-n-'v. lkai:r! i.-nu:i:i, H r P.
M,-er;..l .p bJ.: .l1r,Jo i:it II F. C-iHv I -I.n WaM.c
I:tv .i UViri -k. ( hir'.ni.. V. in-n. J..(-h t'sMit. r
IU-.vi r i. ln w l'lh. John M.r'-rii. J r: r.t'.
iVnim 11 mm Apk Wil'imii mw r. J.f!. otr, M-trv
Kt-ies-r. )'i(il-iirir fcltfrr Ilft.rT W Frn- -I"h
II (i.vtiniin, luin J. J n. n IIarfi.n- John Y?'ir-r.
J b ti II -ia. liinrirw Rru John l.inntlti. Kat BufTn
J,,.J..i.n Sirltrnrk. VVni. L. II .rri. V.'tlot 1 I.ino. I:i-
.t'.ia m I n-'fl. J' t. L- iij. Par.itM-i M r.
nt 11 lidtri'i Wi'mrr. Jn'v II. rroM. r-rrv ,lm. Trot';-.
At r'nm II min. In:oii ,'iirob Mt i. ll. J"n ;i
V-tx I. J-.hn Hkr, JoJin iinrtr. V tl'tnlnuir I-w-I..
H- lc.'i-n. lr .'... h. Nf It Tlin Frfi'-ricl.
Kt-'lv i uiumi -1 Urr-ilv. .fohn I'aalins.
VI TIT J r'i:i'. W 't r.iilf:. !? UmiM Fiffcer. J-n
y'lfi.k-r, 'ihrnn.v Tavlor. n:r" J. Im A. rhf h
IV-.ti It-Miry t. Ki"ir, It-tjumin clio 'U. Sm'l I'utiilt v
ij. .,.r rJttiLin-, Wn. Hi-, r. I!r.; .uim Smith. l"m
w u .i i i.t... rr..v. if u-..- t..t.. I
-,nijli, ,.'Ht. Mrnrti. jVoi. limMihnf.' Lim.dt..iT Mm
Meuvh. H' tivf I- p';, II K. S-.n-lre. J.-1-n Un , d. Vs. I
d:'Tcfk Siimnel Vn-ler. J-.hn K'-ier. Hartley V m.
Fln-r. Jiwt.h Ciiltt-r. An-irt'W '.k. Prrv t r!iri''t
Knthf 'D. Wsvhinztoo iKin'l Hilbi h. F t' Mi.yr. J-t.Q
S Iliik"TiW'rir. I'tmpTumi I'fUr 1 1. tins. Ii Unstick.
Ittnil Kobrr, I'faiiip Jlilbisli. Vilnit lt.r Saiim-!
I!n IenM-n. Kelly John Kline. Miuliubur Ju jh
Kilert. Buffaloe-Wtlileim Ualf(?enDy.
METKOI'OLITIX HOTEL.,
BKOADWAV, KEVV YORK.
THE Metropolitan will be completed,
XJLAand opened for the reception of Com
pany, September First. Price of Board, Two
Dollars per day.
SI.MEO.N" LELAXD& CO., Proprietors.
ami yi:t 3ioki: xnw e;oos:
1 nun 'tinn't' ..f tm lilt US. in nl.irp il Irnif i
1 1 . i i i i " . i . i . -i t
kinds which were sold out. and tu supply all
future demands, t all and see.
I.ewisbur, Aug 18 IHh'i
To I lie Voter of I'nion county.
w
E are authorized to announce the name
of Cl. VIALW la ilL as a V olunteer
candidate for the office of Vmnty Commi.-wnrr '
subject to the decision of the people at the
ballot box. Aug 17 IS-. te j
CHRIST & 3IrAJiIE.
-"OTM'E is hereby given that the notr-s and
J book accounts of the late Finn of Christ
A: M'Kadden are placed in my hands fir col
lection, and that they will remain til my hands
till the lfith Sept., next, when if ni t paid will
be sued without respect to p-rsons.
Aug 17 18oi JAMES F. LINN.
VKW I:ti:.S GOODS. Mu.lin de U se
i- a reieiTt-J lo day ; and ire dry c..rl. cVc. '
to morrow. tu-sir.il e. iisn...
August 13, 1652.
Sio.oo KKyjn.
A
NY person finding atirf aelivering up a
Pocket llook, lost this morning between
Inzer's and Mi.at'v tavern, containing f-.O.'m
in five di!lar bills on Delaware City Bank,
and a few dollars in specie, will receive the
ab-.ve reward. J. C. KOKE i CO
Berlin Iron Works, July 23, 1852
TIIJSII ;i!tU IVAI.S. Eastern M-ss
-- SH AD in i Kt.ls. .-.nrf Nr.. 3 M ACK U.'KT, .
just received by
Aug 3
J. HYES A- C
.j-i. . ' !'
tr-i f itt .LV-. !
J-r; 1- w -l-T
THE SUSQUEHAMMA RAMOADiTradS!
Itclltlccl tu IrlilHinbtirg I ! for I'h nt a very am ill advance on eo-t. Cite !
. . , . - I Ilim S call, if v.u wish In eeure rre.it harcams. '
a All terminatinr lor in nre-enl in in i-ew .
Sior o O. EI. ItUs.-I (Koom 1,1. ly
occupied by A'llii If Match) who I. ' arrived iu
the hint train mill lare, well .-elected stock of
Ipring (Boolto,
p!pc(et with cr"t enrft a 1o quality, tjle anJ
prK-, la the ciiy ot I'hil idTliia
DRY GOODS.
ti n tbnn any at tin same price of eithi-r Kn;lh, Frpn h ;
or riij otber nmne amnnj; them. Ii! aIv d Ar.i rrirn
Sh'4.:fnt'!, Driliinps Ctttonnd-, t'rtton Ca-iiintres
J.-ann, Cheeky Ueavy Oinham, tt fat colored I'rir.ts
Di-laines C lot hot Ca-mnTf Ca."ftinettft, Twi eiH, Liniiicn,
Fianae!, Table Il'ibkry of the most BubfltautuU
kin.!.
UlEXIJ GOCD$choe Firnrh Cloth and Cftsimeren,
a laro avortment of Knllf-h nnd French Lawun, M nu
ll nu, liitrchanw. Par-s, BmnbMinr, Bilk floods. SwIh
Mailinand E-iijine, Jacvmeta. Thread, Lacea, Hotiiery,
Irub mud German Linen, Ac
GROCERIES,
Coffre, Tea, Bfirer, Sosar, Molwt, Kiea, Cheew,
Crarkeia, Suap, Candles, Touacoo, Segara, tc
Also IlurJicare, Qneenscare, Culjricart,
Jjtots awl Shoes, Utita,
Umbrellas, Parasol. Brushes. Broom and other
article ol Merchandize needed here, all ot whieb
will be sold at price m low a fo astonish pur
chase.. Cre the new Merchant a fair trial !
ty Grain and Pioduce of all kinds wanted in
exchange and the bigheat market price paid.
D. H. RISSEL
Mifflinburg, May 8. 1853
' IMIXTtACl and C II tilt 31 1K.I YC.
- T HAVING bouchl the shot) ma
tenuis, and go..d will, lately
Joh Hun, at the upper eml of.
MarKet L, the snhscriber is nowt
prepared to execute work in his j
line.
AT THE OLD STAXD,
- uh care, correctness, and depaich A
l
mat ne can ao rihu worK, ana nopes to re-. b,arU to $1.S0 per day, gives uouce mat, ml
reive a liberal share ol" patronage and pay. withstanding this rrduclion he will still con
Orders respectfully solicited and tfoorl tinne to k-fo a FIRaT CLASS HOIifK.
work done at fair prices liv the public's ser
vant to p!eae JOHN II. CUTLER.
I.ewisburg, July, I80'i
T THE subscribers havinrr -ceived the
f agency for the sale of Pine Oil, Alcohol,
iS Patent Kurtiiiij Pluid. Lamps and Vine-
:Mr. are preparetl to sell them at Phila-
Vde'plna wholesale prices, w : h onlv the
addition ot the usual Ireight to this
place they are warranted fresh and
itiiro anil fin v.d r.ln,:..k...i i... .1.- i
- rel r smaller quantities.
Jjr. THOSNTtIN & CHRIST.
W'mitait and lUtail DruisL-uli.
I."wib!irjr, Pa
r . - -v.: j . - . r-' ----- i
In!P '"t to I'lrmri S and ljomrkrepcrt!
KICKCK'S FATEuT cider mill.
I. all t-.rii.er lu.ieM ll ua i-uppnieil ibat a inrjje
)'. tity i.f i i.l.-r toulil lie nmje only l u-.r.a
a ...m1. riiu-i n a l ine, tint alowly crushed ti.e
i-1i'k unh--i;l Blinding ilicin fin. 'I hey wera
ti.e.i riud.i into a n..i-ive chrrse in atraw, anJ a !
inusl revere and I.uiff pressure was required .o
ei rjct a portion of it: cider, a con-'.d. r.t'e por
l. hi being at'si.rlied hy the sliaw and the muss .if
pontic, and t. nl.i.in tlii, ur.snti-lai tory r.-.ull
ilie la-m.-r b id tj l ike nil Im limn! an. I ..i-rhnix
bin i li r.-e lejms and dev.xe a tmle ilnv ilii
could l.me i more pmliialdy eiuployi.l. to
m i ie fn.rri sli to Irt.lve fcarrtN of cider. Tn
I-natc the d.lli-ulty ihe firmer have heretoluie
libu.ej under.
tins lieen in v. ii'i-J.iuid the statement of a few'ficta
may prove that it U not only the Bint Muhine
if ihe kind ... eiistence. but that it i. the most
projitabe that a man cun have on his farm. The
apple a.e by ihia machine gruteil up into a fine
pulp, so that it requires but a compa.atively light
pre-aure, and that but a minute or two, to eiiracl
all Ilia cider, it heiut; ascertained by practical
experimeiit that One Fourth more can lie oiitained
than by the old procesa. llesidea thia it r.uirea
or.ly two hands ta iiid and nuke up into eider
a larger quantity of apples than can lie po-nl.lv
made on ihe old-fashioned maihiiiea. Un Una
trc, owing to lite rom;iactiiess of the pou.ice in
Ihe tub and llie complete manner in which jt i j
C'ou.id, a pressure ol" three to five lou b th
... .1.. u.. .:. . . . . i
on l ie oniinaTv rt-
ler press, even it the apple
were ground as finely aa on the improved Mill ;
and if the apples weie merely crushed as un the
Nut machine, it would require n pressure ol tai
hundred tuns lo produce the result accomplished
by this Talent M il. The following me adduced
as decided advantnges of this muhine i
. ,.,,;. q!lant t ,.,..,. lu , g;n t,, aa" wlUl
nm. li l.-ii, lui.T .ml exp.-n.-k-.
Stem.! It mak rWniranl tef Cl-ter tban anj
- Oltier L.a -liin.
I T'..'...' V--t? e.nn hntk- yourCH.rai ynu want it. an-1
vhli .i-ii w:,e. it uud iu kuaZil.U.- tiuU vue ga..ou lo
Six -r tw. n' v tmrr-li..
y urft- Wat; It yr.q r.in pn'M your Currant, ChriM,
! r.n i.-s, 1 in-e-i-, U.e t-r. Lai J auJ Tailew.
FftU With it you can sa.e ONE FOCnTII of your
tiuif in nia'.oi-g A r-ioe I'.mtrr.
, t'iTilt Ui.h ir r.iu r-ut crin-i rhniyr-nr Arr-t's- T(.ta
! tr"., I'uiiiii s. i'l-vla. Carr.'i, or l'uii.( kiiifl. fr C:tl.
.'-ir'- r.' I:i its yuu i-aa at ail timrs have FKESI1
- and ; LL1 i ,d. r.
The ft tee of the I'hler Mill, "ith right tn use
the n.irr.e on any on- tarm. ia $35.
Price ol the
U k.i (J ii it ins Cvlml. r. ..
Th sue of lhn Machine is about 3 bv 4 fe
and Wright about 200 poon Is It may reidt!)
be tnkcn lo the cell.r. door-jaij. kitchen, baru
fl.ior, or orchard, as m.y be innsl convenient.
Tor Siatr, County or Township riuhia. or f.r
Grants lo m. i.e machiuea i i certain terriio y for
ttuted pen id. adtlre-- fp-.-l p-id)
V. O. JllCKOK llirrUbarg. Ta.
t"F" Perkins in Union and the epper part pf
Nordiiit.irierliind c- un ties, aud in Tenns and
Hi uh va'I- v-, Cenlt-r eoun-y. c m procure the
above Machines on application 10-
H 1! IirrirnK'
Lrwisburg. July 9 ISj3
IKII V!) Vttll ril.lrir,tVI rTli!
fid . i
Kiilr-crii.er iihuhI nit to leave lor fjalilornia j
offer- to sell i.i t lo entire slock ot Kesi.l v
I at ll. sinn ot ill e-lnneil l t Addreia
" . .
June 15 DAVID MYERS. I.evrUl.a'g
NEW GOODS !!!;;
I)-e ;olt tn Ladies i
itn.l ttcmleiueu-
-j-:-! r.-reiv.-d b
FOSTER & Tl'STIN
J-ine nu
Vy
IJEESE C.W-Fii H. r. mc. &.-., ai
Fosier At Tosiiu'h.
!T3olr tN e :,lriril,,-
UUliia.3 i.V OltlllUllCI V
. ta ... .L
rrf?r- n eaten. aaanrimeni o. inn
A .
; '' I lliVOrslly S IlOOl DuokN,
S T lioy EKi . &.C. 4c. u? t teed
and for ale tery low b
FOSTER & TUSTIN.
LwUburf, May 13, 1853
Xcw Arrangement.
A ML AMMON and JN MONTGOMERY
bave become associated in the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
t iTvs oM stand of S. Ammon, here one of the
other may alv bo found reatly U aUcrul to
Cutting or Making Gentleman Clthinp;. in
amrdnnre with the latet Fashion!, punctually, and on
th OTOht mwnable bmis, for Cimh or Country Pruduoc
Old friends and nrw are rpectfully invite-1 to ralL
arFormer acoounta of 8. Amnvm, arranged bv him.
I-burt, aprll.isji
i."fir
FX
lis:
1 TK yu wm Pd St-nar. or a fine article
- L ol ehewing I ouaccu, uy call ui Uie .Um
of nl'ln Ur"S S""e "f,
Dr. THORNTON 4. CHRIST.
To the Traveling; rublir.
First Clan Iluid 1'eiim JI jO jr diiy.
fl'MIC snhscriber havin? laielv beccune pro-
he. I nnei.ir of the t KAShUX ilnlnH,
Franklin IIuu-e has just iimieriroue eitei-
d-.-J alter Hums, and is u w fitted up and re
furnished iu superior stvle for the reception
ol" visiters. The Lower Fle.or t'orinerlv oceo
pieil L-y stores, IS now included iu the the
Hotel, f.-rin:i. a spaeions K'-ception Kooiu,
tii-nt-erueii's r,ni.r and IiniiiK Rm. thereby
alliiMring an ad.liliun of tinny chambers and
several beautiful parlors fruiitiiig Chestnut
street. Ifo-oiis in this II .ti l are snperinr lo
niot others, being constructed with alcoves,
terming parlor and hed-chamher attached.
well Ii-;htei and ventilated. Its lecatmn is un
snrpassed, eiiher for butnes or pleasure
LEX. II. U OOI.MA.V, Pr. pV.
3:nin thlLdili,hia
r
S ih .Uc0 wli-re G. H. HE RTZ mtir
Carriages and iJugics
T2IJ IER CENT. LOWER
Sin at any chr jh(p in chuh'V. wilhoui
rjT' f pti.in. fie h i t.. lrfNt nJ ttt atsvMiiint
in nit t t)lral Peiinit Ivauu, and i tlw rmiuet to
t;ive t-ati-fnciion f tx'A ba laay !av r biru wii'h
iitrir ctir-iutn. i .1 the cou.cr ot Walnut and
W titer t-et-. I'jjjjer Milt.n.
fVN 11. J853 CKOiiE II. II F.R I 2
FKKSIl AIIII1VAL OF
SPUING GOODS !
ri:nm & toke i ti.eou mt.Ji.i
it
l.:!Hij V Cu.) ba-e j .M. rrfeiej t !-
-otne a-Mjrttitf ttt nf rme and buiimer Gi1i
til I kin J Idlest ttvieii, wdich bav'nik: wn
iur. hi-J .it uuu-u.illv low late e are euab rJ
ta oift-r ta lh" jjuMh at
CAFIG AIIMS.
h would he aim.M-t imposMbiw tu enumerate thn
J Ti inv ail clt-i. in tue .lu ol
i::y lining GiiocF.RiK.s.
11 lilj'A A HE, QUthNS.VARK
etc. whhh ate tu be found m uur wed furnuhed
-tore. bul Me i.i.ile all to coma and Me for them
aelves assuring ittein ih they will get
More (jtiiid.s for the same Money
tlnin at any ntrer huuse iu Lewi-burg. To ren
der their .-.-.ij -li-tini. ul ell -nh a aii-it at ad
limes, 'hey will cnntniue lo rrreife aa the sraron
Jv.iiire-. nt-w i.ivo.cra of tieaaont.ie iiootia lor
i Lm!ie' and tientl- men mr.r.ao an to lie al.le at
1 '""es to olfer tlie choira of the Ke York
' "d I'ltiladel. bu mar eta.
I Hmit adapted the m-.ttn. Qiick 5ue and
1 Small I'nf.ts. ibcy hope lo reeeive a hi'en.l hare
..l iu! lie l-itronae. uj All Kllld-t il Uouulrj
I'iiolJtXK taken in ei'-ha.ge lor (Jooda.
Lt-wi-burtt. April 27, 135
HEW STCRE-KEEFERS
XEAr GOODS!
CulifiMitia fi-r Guld, Feniirylvania fur big
Birnt and Hrr.t Gzn. Sc4t r Can at bwhanttn fr
J'rt'id.,,1. Or. Bigliror tfUiiig JJankt, 'tut rOSTER
II tustin wt;.v
COwp CT0C5.9
: 3
. r-i .-i
i - 3
v P Iflf
? " 5
x ; j
r "1 - -
Ce 5
r.
It ll
k if
C ?
fill F 1
J2
r-
- x ;
3S-
If
c
1 I
Our mono
".Y.-ZAi'ij vmhtrtd. nrthing matt!"
We venture to sell Lie ihe... frienda. venlnre to
irv lis.
FOSTER & TtsTIN
Lewisburg, May 1. 18S2
Gpriii3 null Snmmcr 1S32.
NEW STOKE & NEW GOODS.
'Pill: undersmn.d re-iiecifully announce to
I .l - .. i i .i.
JL 'neir nieinn ai.u m "hku. ....u
county that t iy have opened a new stock of
. J.
.kin ami Kmx y 'u-iia-r-, CL.ivd anol huo Liuu,
nri'l. C ttena les. Ve-t-mrs. mw styles ManeiUaa Vent-
...
ln-j-. (Kiiir-tiili Ilis.iTV.1 4c, Ms.
FOR LAl:B. trfvtiV.ri.-UIa.'terrdBtaoliSi'.RS. plain
an. I i-hainr al-lv MIks, itriped Sitka. Jlr.-e:iD, cb rkr-1
In lia Silks, Fiiirenm tifi-Jr-nar. Ulaer-m rri t-aiutid
.-.-u.-is ani L.ind. a rrinte.t liarragv ta Lains, auter
a Mova.-l.ik-a, ."' Noiia, lreuch anil Sonu-h
Uiuliamt, ae.ll wurlo-U Collara ail VDik-rIeie, Jw
and Swiss Ed-iina. an.l fwia InwrUuio-. Woven
Linen Wirin--- and Lao-a, plain aad tanry Cap Kets-(tww
st)lrs,) Tarl-t-na, lltai-ieiu., Ulendea, marelTr4 aad
eli ar Laa Haa'fs snr'"' quality Kltt, Tr7eta, aad j
yilk Oiovn. lon and ..rt Mobair JLttai Vhiia Crap
Shnwls, tlefnut tyritt hl, ic. r. A Varg a w)rt
nimt cf PUlyisUlXG OOQDS, Dnnmats, Malta, Stair
I,mak, Sav Cottrm Sl.setir.aa, l-i.l.. Caar, Muslin.
I raruliure l berk, Tickings, Cotton rriau-a. Cotton TaMa
'n.L.. DamsskTaUeOIHUa.Nt.ViaD'Oy:ie.anlwjMl
- . mii Chrfiw
i ..CU1 an'i -le-'i. . 1
! r..ntpan. Huckaback, DSap and CTaah Toweling,
c
I'hpir stoek of HKi;rattir. r wt itrKe
.nrl ehi.n. Their QUEENSWARE-aaaoflment I
ta one of the nneat eer orougru to iui arciion
ofcountr. and extremely low. A Uo an et tensive
lot ot 1IAKDW ARE.
Their at-wk of OomI4. baaing been porcbaae.1
at Ihe p.esent extremely lo pric, iff Cash,
enablr them lo oiler unu.ual inducement a
reevu airiety. ! nd prices. The. public
are resji-ifully inv.tej to ca!l and examrn for
th.me!.atl"orpu,eha.ingeI.hre.
rrrCoctiiry Produce rt the highwt market
u-J , . r r i
nricea wanted in eiehanee for Good.
r r- i-i.i.i'c k- litnivra
CIjOUCS & 1DDIXCS.
Lewiabttrg. April 27, 1852
" :
EEU8 of auperior form, for aUi th.
Corookls office, 5 cUt tinile. 60c perl .
i
Th ir k rvm lerfjf j4 nrf mxtnoHttntrf fffnti
powers of thmf todrfiil inrentiona im mow o (ro
nillv know a atid thir aalesaW reiNitatioa throve -
out thm whols ciruotrir ao eteniv, that it ouli
acem unnecciwarr to urge thefr tn grits fitrthf. But
m late cirenmitaneet haveorcurrMl wtuca nn,Ur
it a matter vf datjr tu Ut pvblie sol to t ai'"g.-thr
lent, lor while the erbemeral nM!mmiof t.Te day
are trumDeteu by eoluntw through th fima aaCi
walltmAi by quarts aod s.tlltins by Um afajcMd,
and are found jut gW ar uothit-s,
brMi'i CalvaaU ui4 7Umtik Carathr
have len qoietly on j:isx their way irjotif th
Writ intiligi-ui anil rtts)p-ctabl cluuet, atsd aro
cotutamly a-'hieving caie in an alarmin truu of
Jiftas'. Which have tor ajrea baffled all tn aid of
medicine and ll Use resources ol Aeieuce. 'lhm
iisenvcs are called
KllVOlS CO.MPLA1NTS
and in tiiee diteae merfictiw hi of so avail what
er. It never iea frnd n't it oliea lae harm
SruM. Kxtractt. Balim, Bal.ama, Fliaira, Bittnrsv
filu, fowiir and rUKa ft every hind are aiike
nrthle, lor they weaken tlie vital etierjties ot th
aiready pmxtrated yitem. while andef th itraoctiw
riiu;. nie-givinsr. viialixiiur. influence of tralvanifn
s fiti.e i by Um be-jntiiuTdiscokerT. the eahauatetiV
pntie.it and neakaned euftcrer m restured to ionner
eai.h. ttieitlb, eticrty and vryor.
1 be rvmmkc relate to auch diseases XFIV
Rl.iilA. TIC IHU'Rr.rX. BKOfv HtTfS, PAL
PiTA'JION f the HKAKIV WKAKNKSS. aud ali
PT-MALK UiRORDUKS, such as MlRVOI.8 HKAl
AI HK. L,li Ur. and lrJJPONJKNCr. whjch
are oijjv fther names flr Nervous EVraiaement f
tr-iLr.llH. ri'fc and 4-ON V L LSIO.S5, which ar
now koovn to result fntni a non-qi:.Iibriara of
tiectrie mdnenr-e; .NKKVOLS TUKMfM4. 1EAK
rV which is nearly always caused bv tnrpKlity
of th Atitiitoir S try en, and can always -m rrfftt
txtrrd hv feilvtnim, when the orjrn is netdeuroe4 t
i) SKr.'i-Si , id i:s womt Inrma : PA 1.9V and PAH A
LVSIS, itnilornilr caused bv a deocieocy of fcrvou
influence ; IHHONIC RHLUM vTlSM. TOHPimTP
ol the l.lVr.K. PAIN in the $! DK, SLtiHilSH CIK
t'l L.A-llO.N, Sf'lN.L ud HiP f OM PLAINTS.
DFU'.IKN V of NeKVOlS and rHVSttAL P.N
RltiV, autl all tbene disTressins; corn plaints result
iriir tiom a ULKA.NObML.NT of th tii.VOLS
8-Sre.M.
la the above prsjvaleit and terribla ) of dis
ases Nervous tomjrlaints ar much inora niimsi
us Uiaa is generally imagined
CIIEKTIO ClLflMC CTK1TIYES.
Ar an Abswlsite aitsl Pwafltrr Bp'
The BLT is used when th body or system gn
rally is affected ; th fct KLAUfc, for coBaiainu of
the Throat, as Asthma and Bronchitis, and of the?
head , and the JHAt FLLT9 Idt all disorders t that
arms or limbt. s Rheumatism, Palsy, Treimirs and
Spaa-modic adecttous. The aitrles aresvnrplv mp
oi.ed as iire-:td with the MAli.N KT1C FLLllw'hili
v-cftnpBtes then, and whwi tsuthiuliy ascd they
NtVcK FAIL !
at-sp" The great pecnlmriiy strd xcUne of th
OALVAMl t I'KATIVLS contisis in th fact that
they arrest tnd cure disease by sswerd aBacartei
m piar of th ssml method of DrOftriBf; and)
Phyi, ktr.g the panent till exhaMted natui sank
hotiiesly under th infliction 7Vy gtrength nW
ttVka'e ryalsi. viUz tif ctrru-tum mf lAt Blood. -
mat (fat sv-rr;ienj, trirrrsr rr tkt sntre msrf let, tmd
cen wrir 4m th tughifst ktirm nndttr (TTMSulStkrw
Since their introdnctioD la th United Slat, only
three years sine, more than
7 5,000 PERSONS
il-ading all age. elaaa and eondrttrma, aaaon
ion. ci a lartre namlicr of Ladie, w bo ara aaa.
rly nab art tn .errou C..a.plaxnta hav baaat
Entirely and Permanently Cored,
whan all imp nt it net had been civen op, i
thin; else been trred in vain ! Tn beneficial resolt
s-hu h have umirDtiy attended thir us is coiilV
demly stated to be withnt parallel in the annal
of .eiiical Science. C lei men, lawyers, and e-ea
physicians; Udie of th highest standing; distin
jruished persons holding levatd olficial statio )
me.chnts. Rianufaeturers. and snerhanics; the pur
and th rich alike; often whole families, imonf all
cles, ranks and conditions, have ) dally been re
cineiits. and have equally ac know lrit eed th woo
.irr.us an ! ot'ea unxjncted benefits which tkwy kit
thu iecived
t iT l et it be known and remembered that thonly
Naturel Kerontuve lir the Nerves is Galvaojaaa,
aau ti.at in all Nervous Diasea we should
Throw Physic to the Bo.
Ti ilbistrate the ue"ol the -IVtC HetLTy
suptjone u.e cae of a person afflicted with that ban
of cit i illation. 1 . SPr:iSIA. or any other Chronic or
Nervous lhvr ler. In ordinary cases, stissuianis
are taken, which, by their set ton on th nerve and)
imicieot thestitmach. adord ttmpmrmrf relief, but
h:ch leave the patient in a lower state, and with)
baured lac ult res. alter the action thus exerted ha
irasrd. Now comiiw thim fh thm effect result
from the aj.f hcatinn of the OAI-V ANIC. BtLT.
Take a Iysete scfleawr. even in the worst svntp
tom of an attack, and imlv tie the Belt rnano the ,
ftcdy, using; the Magnetic Fluid as directed. In a
h rt peiHhl uie utenilrle erspiratjun will act om
fce pitiv clement of th Beit, thereby catsing
Bjlvauic circulatHn which will pas on to the
negative, and tbenc back etram to thw positivev
thus Letiii:g op a continuous Oalvantc cireulatHni
throughout the svtem. 1'bns the most se-vere ras
of i.Sl'KPSI ar Pr.B.MANK.NTLV CLHED. A
FEW rS 1! AMPLY Sl PFKIK.fT TO UtADl
CATt IHE. iiSc-.St OF VICARS.
MANY THOUSAND
CEHTmCATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from th most intelligent and reni-aetabl rsot
residing tn every portion of th United States, coulJ
be preseiitetl. ThA ara now nnecesry, but
numerous selection embracintf many atscwinu of
the most extraordinarv character, saAcint to ON
Vl.NCF. TMK MOST SCEPTICAL may be had of thsf
authorised Agent. Th iatereated ere pejnieeiexi
invited to cail.
WHAT THINK YOU Or tH(0f
From ot f the utt 4tngnk4 nytV
fUM hi the Cby r Hew Iwrtv.
I ha been using Christie's OeJranic artscl in)
quiet wsj among my patients fnrahottt tw year
rt and 1 confeta I am astonished at their eoccens.
( I am sure a disease is AVrreus. 1 know just what
they will do. In Fpileptir Fits, pwrtieurarlf m
aji'Ireu; Deafness aud AflectHna of th Head, m
a.lults : Paralysis and Palsy, in all ases. and indeed1
several other diseases of like nature which hav Ions;
parried the professin. I hav ftund tli Galvanic
articlea of surprising benefit. Although I dtt tl
siiameicst nckery of advertise mema aad isr
pspers, I must empress my conodenc and belief
Li the wooderiul virtues of IHKibTltS CL'R.V
TIVFS Vy name r. of crmrse. confidential, but f
sbait never hesitate to recommend yonr artMaes eo)
all proper occasionj."
AIVOTIIXS CTSTAjTC Of CAlfflOlL
Ta D. C. Moarnaao, M., Geo. Aft. for Dr.
Chr.btik, New aork.
Vtur Sir, Being a phy-ician ia ta Ticfart 4
eaa of yonr Aent. f bave hrn sanck- ;ratind isi
th faaminatHii of Tour altauM Cora uvea, and"
aurhly plaed ttith their practical rAnlta f fcav
owitn that ther are c urn true led on tltc tr&a kmb
ttae pnaripl fur the fcari. a, aOaant and m
Itmumi elof-ment of Ilia Galvanic Carrant therffby
fllltn: a dis.tiarati.ni. lonj soaabt sor. Dot harctofrrat
auWiown. 1 cheerfully recommend, then, for tlie
alleviation and cure of thoaa diiireiri ailmantai
cail.t Nkvoi s 4:oMPLaiT, lor wiucb taey am o
aappily and utaeniousrv dasia-ned.
Verv trnlv vaar. DAVID RICE, H. .
Lavarett, Maaa a'abroary la, ldM.
SsT" No trouble or ineonveaianea attanda tae j9
of EH. CHRISTIES CIL.VI.Vt ff'S-r"KSv
and thev anav b worn by the ainat fitebl and aeiV
eate with parfect ea arid safely. In snaay casa
tha aanftatiim attaudins; their aa i aia-My Jaaaa!
at av.araSl. ' Tfaay are aecompajiiad b fall Bad?
plain direction tar n. raaiphsvta with fnll nr
vealara nay a obtainel fraua, af law aalhna4)
aUL
Prices
The Galraaie Celt Thm Dollars.
The Galvanic Neeklae. Two Dolhtrs.
The Galvanic EraualeU, One Dollar Eaek.
me Jlagnetie t Iain, . One Dollar,
1 PARTICULAR CAUTlOW.
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