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democrats, Ral.y! j',-., hiinvif vol o'y rrpuJiittei it anis-
A Democratic iict liug of the ciliifns , riput.M; but hat voluntarily Lrm tt4l
oi Lowisbuig aud vkinitv le 1W iu ; niv ywd cumt ttrt ami hi:h hirimj
"i ' Hall on M ni'l.iy lfUiti Nov. lit, i " ;,. y',,-.-. , J, .,. KvprT lrliior
Srjl addreCs wil! !.f dlivrod.
ih Let ii'Te he full urtptni'ritice at
th - last rxUt in Ik b.ilf of iVmucittiic
rn'Tiicls and the 'gilknt I'lUtcE' then,
tj lac aud Victory I?
l)jfcM04'RAT6 : One gloiioui irtoiy has
tin won, tff mn :h'-t mii ui-, 1-ui it u vou Ut
r-iMvi it. If a tr ui pti; and !o yvut'tJty
touifatly n1 i 1. ',ur'i.NV,n i ci-r.iiii at il irif -iil. ftie.
(t do one Ciiu rft bow mi 1 :it. jar nituud
t'-antir iwTfy ut" d ";ir ; nud -ir c.fr!"i a hhuld iurt
V ivxd f t n intent un i ill -c-.wiiiRs :iiunt-h h?s
en twurHl. Ac :- ihi K-yfu... h t!a- VJuion w
T. t .mry m:D Ujcii t fo iuJ f .kl ftitlv nt tih jot ou
r iv n. xt i,-t i.o i .o:.,r; b m.. r..i xvd to
r..,. -.JuA. i.,.ki-.i.!iwt.Ck..t..nd.l..-'ln
f i:f. Im ir sl:m,i r. t,-i n ut n uu'.rokni (rout
. tho ,-n"iiiv.'Mi riiiitit Oi.i.-tivity th.it i'm' iul-!
i k u. rc t.i..n.:,i.ut. j
auj a.U the ,we-ttu M tfn t.w olid n.rt it ha et.
Ka!Hi!na:-Ha!i:o!
Viuder never cuse. For ye ars have the
ni"M of the Wilis parly ai n larfers lrire
aiei i:.e t-lrtuou of ini'ilarv clucliains ;
(ml last veei." tlo- tt'Ai indoli-d in ail elab -rite
itiairtl.e in j.r.ive ihK they are about the
wily kimi of inon tit for llie rrt'siilenry ; anil to
Mr ci.n'ii1!'' 0 tht arjritmiit aitH the Mippurt
ui Xr.utt. firtt fly alfrseil tiiaf the d'uties of ihe
Kxee'Uive were chiefly confined to his pontion
as "('mniii.ii.d'-r in Chief of the Army and.
Navv." leaving the (;trniiH'tit wilh t'onerss
ami the Juiiic.nry." Tins cap the c'i'tiax. nnj
eiltausU our exc lainati..n jiuiii!!:!!":!!!!:'.!:!
t3rThe Wtij pieuis to thitik Scou's
f in: will tatiik U-rror" l th rtsp of Kir!1.
! m ain of l.-'iMin of rlmrnt'tiT Mid bound ritici
i.t, iu llie hx.-cuur elutir. wouiU W f It rni'l fi-an-d t-y
oiir furiiii- titd Mini a nutn i cuipliatit-allj Frine
I'llu r- It i tli- of th i-oT.-rnitl.Mit. and th intt'l-
fcutw. fr. i-J. ui aiil riiprry of tb Ainri -an f-MipJi' ftiat
d -u.a Ir r and liai. Ttiri ij lU'.r.' romuiau tiu tuflu-oi-aiil
11101-41 !-jcr iu (V. tatvr's l-t'-r in lla!fiuiau
tliaa all Utt lret;-u and ..uleLtar SivlA ever irna.
Gen. Piorce's Speech.
Tbe li or. (N. II.) lKiuocratie Club,
A Thursday Evening a week, aficr a sea
em of rejoicing over the brilliant demo-
Clatic vt.-t.ric in l'.BD.-.jlTaujjt, Hiio, &.C.,
firsceeded to the reidct.ce of Gen. 1'ilrce
to congratulate him ou these ghniuus re
mits, it replied iu- the following happy
and elwieut speech. How nobly it c.'U-
trasU wtia the cgntisui aud feverish anxie
ty of G-eu. tfcorr'a (raveling harangues.
General I'ieicc nvknowledged the Lilt J
Befb of Lis ucighhoid aud friends, iu com
ing to greet Liui upon the reception of
intelligence to vhih thiy tuiht well sup
pose le was not indiftcrcnt, though he
could truly say that his petition from the
first, bad never excited in him anything
like a feeling of clatiou. Ji had calmly
awaitetl the progress of events, and should
coutiuue t (! s.i, coubcious that however
the result lu-igirt affect individuals, Lis in
telligent c luntiy men w re abundantly
ciiup-tout to take care of thoir on inter
ests, uu Jer the guidance of that J'ower to
wh en he wished we could all L&bitually
tik with more humility aud faith. He
trusted hit friends would not forget that,
with high toucd aud honorable tut u, the
Uour of triuuipu was always the Lour
Mwgnaiumity. It wa not t-j be overlooked
thai there were arouud usmauy with whom
we were in daily intercourse at this- mo
nieot moved by feelings exactly opposite
of th95C which called out the assemblage
Lsf jre him ; aud Lis friends could well
afford 1 1 allow that circumstance to detract
somewhat from their generous jny. lie
hipcd tbey would also remember that no
prospect of success, nor indeed political
elevation itself, could render their neigh
L-ir more or les worthy of the coutideuee
aud affection for which he was profouud.y
gratuful. To the people of his native
Matt his heart acknov. ledge 1 ohligations
for the expression of which language fur
nished no form. How could it be other
wise? For more tbau twenty years their
f it i lit rested fiicud.-Lip fur biiu had never
been chilled nor their confidence ehakeu.
Ue bad not the arrogtnes to believe that
bis services had Let n at all commensurate
with their staedy unsolicited partiality.
To the record of that partiality he would
cvr look with pride aud gratification.
Trota the record of his acts as its recipient,
be had neither the rioht nor the inclination
ro turu away. He would freely coafess to
his friends, that within the last few weeks
it Lad been peouliarly pleasant to know
that forty-seven years among this people,
as boy aud man, had given to their faith
in him such a'reugth that falsehood could
n t shake it, nor perfidy steal it away.
-ieu. I'ieree closed with a renewed expres
sion of Lis tltauks, and a- hearty good
night to hia neighbors.
At the conclusion of bis most eloquent
rv marks, the assembled crowd gave such
Fpoctaneous and euthusiastio applause as i
is not often heard iu these diggings. The
procession then reformer!, the baud struck
up " Yankee Doodle," end the Club re
turned, cheering at various points. They
fhen separated; having had a " giod time."
It was a spontaneous dcnionstiation, and
a erj cretlitaLlc cue, everything having
l'en conducted in a becoming tnauuer.
Retraction of a Whig Calumny.
I'Ue wbij; press Lave doue tbeir utiuoat
to throw disercdit upon (be personal cour-
nge of Gen. Tierce. 1 li y have failed,
ftigmlly failed io their depieable atteiiijds.
Xhej ar ulannul at this retult, auj beiu
now manifest a penitential regret for
tlieir kitumu couJuct, The New Wk
1 Courier nr-J KnjUTivr, a Scott journal,
i ciMitaiiid a foruul icirasit uf the charge !
j cowurJio uainbt liwn. Piercu. The u.o
I tivs which prompt the l-.muirvr to thia
J act of justice are tjuite patent :
j 41 If auyihing can ele-t Pierre, it must
the the c'uv.c;i;u iu tLc mhuld of the
I Aiiienon people that the whigs couuten
j aucu fhf dijra-cfid impututinu vtum his
jfer&timfroHrtiy? v fitch errfnia Httufirtipuhtu
jnh(i( i'tu katc tin ttltitt'ii atjuiuM Jam, a fid
j tchtch ho hnt and infcliiyeut uhitf fur a
I tH'tmrttt credit. . The tcty ntcn irho mrni-
fj'trfHted and atuttuuc (-j circulate th:$ .-
I who lias any self-resjeet or any couu lcucc
j in the sup'iinri(y of our cauc and our
i oauUHiate, ort-r (ue cause ana candidate ol
)L f it opposed to us, shun!d uuita iu
coucleujiiiiig ths rei.kl$sufas which thu
rulhUssly Mcks to destroy the personal
character of Gen. l'icive."
Facts and Figures for Democratic
Readers.
The Whig press proclaim that their de
feat arofo from the small Whte and larpc
I !emncratic Tote in other word, (hut the
I D.-niocratic voters were at iLc pills, whil.-l
1 the Whiz voters vfore at Loins. Jvist
T ixiS t COntrt was settled
,1'funsylvauia ; every IVnmcrat who
j deiiril th perpetuity of the Union, voting
fr Win. Diyler. and everV Howard-Vhi.
i.vesu;ier Aloliliouist, aud almost all (lie
Natives, voting
for Gov. Johiiftou, this
I being the largest vote ever polled ia the
I Slate. Nhw let us analvzc the :rurrs:
I List yar Gov. 5igler Lai VU09
Wood ward now Las 1 ,2,019
rtoinoer.itlc vote not polled,
List year Johnston had
Buffinirt.iu hjK Iis
13.SC0
I o3,7 1 o
J-'iflingtoii le?s than Jolnst.w, 24.319
It must Le borne iu luind, loitvever,
that hut year a'l the abolitionists votad f.ir
Johnston, there being no Abolitinu cm li
d.t'e. and all thi Native A tuerieans, except
l.Oo'l, ho vnted for lumber Cl'vner. At
the late elect ion there were polled f,5'
Na'ive American, sind 4,2S.) Abolition
votes, making 12,49.'J. Take from these
l,Ct)0 pollf.1 la-jt year for Cleaver, and wo
have 1 l,J'j:J voUs polled at W e lu.-t elee
tiin, that were given to Gov. Johnston
last year. T-in these from the 24.319
votes shmt fir lluffington, and it will be
f nn-l that the Whig vote ia only ehor!
13,225. vliil.-t the Uemoera'.ic vote in
slo.r. 13.CS0.
Tl'iis, it will be seen tlut the Iemic
mey eau iiot be bcaU-u, if cur toct are
only brought to rLe polls on next Tuesday.
Whit are the rrospects?
Tin- recent d'-cisire elections, conjoined
with cf hi r established faets, jatify us in
believing that the following States will
cast their electoral votes for Tierce aud
King, viz: Maine 8, New Hampj-lrre 5,
l'ciinsyivauta 27, Virginia 15, Narth Car
ciis;i 9, G.-irgia 10, Alabama 9, Missis
sippi 7, Aikansas 4, Texas 4, Miss mii 9, I
I wa 4, Illinois 11, Indiana 13-, Wiscousiu
5, Ohio 23, Michigan 6 in all 179, or 30
mote than is necessary to elect our candi
date. .
Horace Greeley, wheu in Pittsburg, up
on tlie eve of (he October election, conce
ded that New Jersey would be icrv doubt
ful fjr jott. N'etv York, not iuclud.-d in '
the above cs'imate, is also considered coi
tain for the lemocratic candidates. The
recent vote in Ku'.tiiuorc, discloses an al
most certaintv that Mat viand will vote for
e- " - "
have from th it State, h of a ui03t cucour
aging character.
Oar party in T' nnessce, Kentucky,
Louisiana and 1'lorida, are iu the finest
spirits, and feel couEJcnt of victory. Dut
the contemplation of these glorious pros
pects, should not cause any single Demo
crat to relax his efforts. Kvcry Demo
cratic voter should be brought to te polls
on the second day iu November. We be
seech our friends to omit no proper effort
t bring out our whole vote) at ths earning
cljctiuu. WLwn we do triumph, let it be
a memorable, brilliant and decisive tri
umph. 1'itUiurg Union.
Florida Election.
The Democrats of the Peninsular State
have elucted their candidate fur Governor
over the ricott candidate.
Mr. Cabell, the auti -Scott Whig cirdl
date for Congress, is beaten by Mr. Max
well, the Democratic candidate.
We would like to see what excuse Gree
ley will offer for this defeaty aud the loss
of another Whig State. They have been
beaten on all Vides; 'i'he Whig candidate
for Governor was a Scott man, and the
Whig candidate for Ct n grcss was an anti
Scott man. Yet they are both- laid out,
Ligh aud dry.
Indiana Election.
In this" State there is scarcely a vestig
of Whiggery remaining. The Democracy
have swept the State like a tornado. The
mijority for Got. Wright is about sixteen
! thousand.
The Congressional delegation will stand
tcu deuiucrata and ONE Whig.
The majority on joint ballot in tSc Leg
islature is overwhelming.
Ohio Election:
Tbe majority on the State ticket in this
! f:t(te w;n fa f,
loui eighteen to twtnty
thousand.
The congressional delegation will stand
twelve lVutocraU, seven WLigs and two
l-'rcesoilers.
The Legislature is strongly Democratic
in Loth branches.
Sg-Wouder whether fc'eott has fjund
: that Asylum" for whieb be has lately
iiiaJe tueb J'ublic aud tlalotute sesnL ?
Republics are NOT Ungrateful.
FRIENDS OF WINFIELD SCOTT 1 !
Cy"On Tuesday next, the American People will be called upon!
to decide whether tne same honors wnicn uiey awarueu uvoxi
INGTON, and JACKSON, and HARRISON, aud TAYLOR, shall
lie denied to SCOTT ! ! their equal in Heroism and Statesmanship,
who has for over 40 years served his country with signal honor
North, South, East, aud West against Indians, British and Mex
, . 1 1 . 1 1. t. I.-.-..
leans. rennsydvauia has never lurneu ucr uucn upuu wt, uiuc
men who have shed their blood defending the 15 tars and Stripes.
No man liviin' has prevented War so much as the "Hera Pacif
icator," winmw scott.
His Statesmanship ha been endorsed by Madison, Monfoe, Jack
son, Van Buren, Polk and Fillmore, who have confided to him the
most important Civil as well as Military duties. Clay, Channhig,
Webster, Cass, and others of our greatest men, have honored Gen.
Scott with most cordial commendations as an HONEST MAN
and a TRUE PATRIOT.
OMALA. n t. UWAKU Ills JAttjt aau
That question is to be answered at
fearlessly perform his sacred duty,
privilege, and we firmly believe
Winfield Scott will be
B,The Official Vote iu I'euusylvauia,
foot up a fallow j
Judge WtlaTiTl7.ril!, ruBintrfon lf.a"lS
rHall.riii; A.uu. WivdwardV IurTliy lt?,9I
CuD. C01B - Hkina 171. M. ftff-wnu ist.!
Saltirlui: S,tK). Hookiu u.arailtjr lU.ti.'O
Votes for l'residcut in 1S4S, 309,000
Votes for Judge in 1852, S30,OUO
Decreased vote of 80,00
Add to which 4 years' increase, 40,000
And we find there were 79,000
voters absent from the polls. We have
tali factory tridcnrr t.r UKi-ting that IWOTHIIIDS of
ll p al -ut. irre "CTiiijK and that there arc from 5 to
10 on un &T-rnj:c in e:u-h of the election dhttricu.who
o:tl lb. K-ni.x-itlfSttTkket; lutahoaill M,o vole
Vin-I WNr lM.U FtOTT.
Caniel Webster's Golden Sentiments.
Liberty aud Union, o cad for ever,
one and inseparable."
" iu le cL-rk and troublous night, when
the storm and tempest close arouud me, I
s c no star of hope brighter than that of
the patriotic aud united Whig party."
Ovei route your disaffection ; relinquish
your preferences ; forget jour disappoint
ments, and strike one united blow for th
maintenance of the Whig cause and the
good of the country."
fn IS33 l'euu'a went 25,000 Demvieratic.
!'40
313 forllarrison.
1S41
IS 15
1S-16
2-47
184$
1S51
21,000 for l'ortcr.
13,000 Democratic.
9,000 Whig.
18.000 for Shunk.
14,000 for Taylor.
S,6tX for Uigler.
Horace Grctlcy is allowed to te the
most accurate political calculator of the
day. He relies, with a full vote, upon
carrying for Scott Veiniont, Massachu
setts, Kbode IsTautT, Connecticut, New
Jersey, New l"ork, Pennsylvania-, Ohio,
MarylanJ, Delaware, North Carolina, Ken
tacky, Tennessee, aud IiOiHsiuna more
than' (Hough. Maine, Indiana, Georgia,
Florida, Yfisconsiu, Iowa, Mississippi, and
California, doubtf al.
Scott wan never defeated by Britons,
Indians, or Mexicans will Americans de
feat him t
-"-Tie Pemoera'if? ir.Tijorky on Congress
in Ohio is uuder 5,000, and1 about the
same in Indiana.-
AuctLc? sj'cial election in Mississip
pi, gaius a Whig Assemblyman.
To be I'ost-Mastcr when Fiew i?"
elected one of the Apalonikons. (' The
family" must Lave more " pap.")
Wc hsK: lost Florida at State election
by only 2 or COO votes.
The l'ierccites have made about as
much in passing off Frank for a hero, as j
they have in making out Scott a coward.
Gen. Scoft passed a night at Lis home
in New Jersey on Lij return from Lis offi
cial t.-j, West.
Thouscads always thronged to meet
Scott on his tour: Fierce lately went over
a considerable territory its- Massachusetts, j
. . .
trying to reucw the Coalition bitween the -......
, , . . . ery 3 are WUim.
Abolitionists and tbe I)emocrats- Dut no- j :
where created any popular demonstritlbni j KS-The Frankfort Cotnrnonwealth pub-
At Concard, however, he gave a set speccB j lisbes the following copy of the riatform
to " all of 200 auea," which was no better
than a' dozen of Scott's off-hand addresses
en bis tour.
The Boston fost claimed" ttiglrbor
CruteliuV German Dttnukrat'ta a' convert
to the i'ieree party! If all their hopes
are baseless ts this; thcif defeat will bt
unexampled in political history.-
ONE VOTE LOST MAY DEFEAT Gin.
SCOTT r
--Those who Lave falsified and villificd
Clay and Webster ftr SO years, no confess-
their slander, and praise thera- as
great and good men. When Scott too
dies, tbey will retract cvury falsehood they
are now endeavoring to impose upon the
public.
IJaura has another "gull for these
Dutch farmers."
The " Laud Reformers" of New York,
in a long address, advise all their party to
vote the Whig State and National Tickets,
as the most favorable to their views.
"Moe of the Webster men bad fallen
in withcott's column before Mr. W.'s
death, aud nothing now remains to keep
them all from supporting him.
Scott Harrison, son of the General, is
elected to Congres by Cincinnati WLigs.
The Catholics have generally voted
mostly with the Democratic party. It is
now said that tbey will divide their vote,
as other feits do.
-No man is tio ff-vtl to vote.
.iituweo tiLonioi o
the Polls ! Let every Voter
and exercise his blood-bought
the next President!
"Tr.ll Chapman hr. MfcsT croic."
l.oro Rrag Heart and Ltnigh.
Vfe clip the following from " Campaijn
GlM' for 1840. lij inserting 'Awe in
the place of luu Dunn, and ScoTT in (he
. , ,
place oi iiarkison, li sounua very raucu
like the Democratic papers of 1852. Just
read and laugh i
Trout thi; CaiktniKn Clone of 18(0 1
The lukewarm Harrison men of Airio Yrk
are leaving their ranks aud coining out for
Van Buren.
Good old rennsylranin is sound to the
core et her down at S0,000 of a majority at
least for Van Huren.
' Georgia will sustain Mr. Van Buren by a
triumphant majority 5,0(10 at least.
We ecnt upon the vote of Muiue By 3,000
matritr.
'Mr. Van Buren will pet Ohio, Indiana anil
Kentucky, by handsome majorities iheie are
changes taking place daily of Whig to Van
Buren.
(?en. Writ. H. Harrison is the candidate of
the Ab'ilitioni.-ts.
Gen.Harrison will not receive ose Southern
U!etoral vote ; his nomination was made by
ten Free States, the Southern Stales opposing
him with unexampled unanimity."
"The Demnr.racy will triumph by an immense
majority, and for aes to come the contest nl
1840 will be the proud and distinguished era
to which the defenders of the great cause w ill
exultingly refer." Thu's II. Bkstox.
The Federalists will carry Vermont oitLT."
fcaTPrctty stout (nl!:, wasn't it ? And
yet, Wsw York gave 13,000, Pennsylvania
343, Georgia 9,000, Maine 400, Ohio
24,000, Indiana 1 1,000; sni old Kcntcky
20,000 MAjunur rem IlAftttrso?! "-inert
General," " incompetent,-" and "Abolitio
nist" though he was.
Harrreoit had eight out of the thirteen
'Southcri States," and 11 out of the 13
Northern States.
It is thu opinion of 60me that Srvit tiill
have a letter rule than Ilarriton.
Test hy the Popular Tote
Of the Present Ditiiims into National Fartiet
It is a common loast of the self styled De
mocratic party, that they comprise a large ma
j inly uf ihe people of the United States ; and
the young, in particular, are urged, without
respect to right or propriety, to gtl on (he
- strung" or (he "popular" side. Hut what
are the fac(s ! Why, since Ihe presem divi
sion of parties, the popular vote has footed up
nearly at follows :
, lcmo.luaj. VTLisiaj
1S3G weirio.vot'e 703,587
Whig vote 737,711 25,976
ISilO Demo. 1,138,303
Whig 1,274,303 M5.900
Aboli. abom 10,000
1S-14 demb.
Whiff
Liberty
ISIS1 Demo.
Whig
Free Soil'
l,33l.5St
1,583.438
38,148
48,14?
110,791)
Majorities-
64,011
28G,6ilO
Sl.C-.'l
vrhlgr msJ.In 4 I rials, 212,J
(or an uttrage Whig luaj. of 5,666 !)
Showing clearly (hat the Whigs comprise
a fair majority of the full vote of the Nation
! a n.1 f th.. vmincr titpn. w believe 2 out of etr.
of all the Jackson paper! of 1828 :
tfACRSOSf,-
THE TARIFF,
1XTERXAL IliruurEMEXTS,
the 1'eoplu's Kights.
" Frecnlcn '' ciee? the Ili.-korj Tree," te.
"The Tariff and Iutert;.! Improve
ments," are still Whig principles,- arid are
opposed Ly the Fierce party. AeS' mo
wonder', fut 13om Isac Hill, Governor cf
N. II., itated that Franklin- Pierce was at
first an Anti-Jackson man, but tiirr.ed a
tomersett When Le found the tide was id
Jackson's favor-
ii9iIrs.Swissl!clm,!!pcaking of tha two
most prominent candidates for the I'resi-
dene? makes use of the following lr.n -
gaage "Personally, we have always rre -
5 e. . ... J l
ferred Uen. bCOtt to Uen. i'ieree, because
we like a man to h wnat Le pretends to
succeed in making himself what Le aims
to be. So, a military chieftain is better
than a man who tried to le a Hero and
couldn't
E3.A Demi paper in New Hampshire,
6aya I'ieree " went to the district school,
and took bis whippings patiently like the
rest of th Love." There's wtere be differs-
from Gen: Scott; he nevtr tcouW
take a whipping, any way it could Le
fixed. We hope Tierce will take his final
whipping patiently, next November.
Whig meeting in Mifflinburg, next
Saturday evening.
OILS, TALLOW fiREASE,
Ohio mineral Faint
?rin Bttt-S. m.viii-kiiv oil. rric.jcu.Tgiio.
OUu o:,! tlalloim dti do
in caK of aritu ilu dt do do
2-0 bliio ilcumln oil.
Uu at uu
ZM JUrrela TANNKlt.V oll Vari..u i-ud uid u-.t-
Uc, troui (tJ ceutu p?r (caliou.
1J0O tiallou, in ta.-k of vurioua !. ri" kiuua
aud .ju tlilii--. Ir. 111 3i U. ftu o ut- . r saiiuu.
40 loin IALIAIW OKKA.-J! llrttt) U.iiu. and
C.nun Macuiut.-y, in Hernia or Cava--, of auy cou
Fii.t?iirr rniuirr.1. Fn. ntK per lb.
1M T..ua oltlo .M1M4RAL fAl.M, ill Kiure!, at the
lopt mark.-t j riw. .
Slitchi'icry Oil, warrant,'!! not to clnll in lue
cMn4 nuallier. and ciDwiileied by lU.w using il
equal to riwrm Oil. Uuita! I'ttint Oil, etjual to
Liiiset ti Oil, other than lur nhile.
i am eiHitUiiil? ircening latue a;plie of ihe
ahde tiameJ autt le, and mv maito if. - Small
i....k.nl .uri.iu flizH. du U- W
I (notiia and uiek leturii. ' II. F. I.1,
Sti VV airi l (.'niltti in ! ii oi- tno.
New Ymk. Feb IHa-i a.4SS Ktw York
1IUSSE"S OK A IN UEAPKR,
for cutting both Grain and Grass.
Grtat Jmpmiemruls fir 1S;2 !
31
ANITACTI'KKI) and for sale at the
Lewislmc Fiiiintfry l.v
liEDWE-S, MAUsli A I'll.
SOO AGENTS WANTECi.
$1,000 a l cr.
WANTEIt in every ('tuinty of the United
Slates, acme am! enterprising MEX,
to enjasre in the sale of sonic of ihe hesl bimki
publishe.I in the country. .Men nf g.u.d address
prwsesiin; a small capital offmiii $35 to 100,
will have such inducements olfeted as enable
t!rem to make trim $'i In $10 a day profit.
'J'l.'e bouiis published Lv us are ail u'se.irt in
chara.-l-r, extremely popular, and command
laitje sales w herever they are ottered.
For further particulars address (po-ln-je pdy
DA.MKi.S & lft.i',
(Miccessnrs to V A I.eary ck Ci.)
No. 13S North Second Street, 1'hiladelphia
A FTEK imint yiWtlnw iftest?!flirn and ;
2 nunirrous iperiincnU, the Patentee lake;
oh a.uro in inhnmine Ihe nultlic that he ba
Hnivtd at tbe I ue iriucl ol p oin-i:ng iainilirs.
dtttlhiifta and pntperty from I he dctiu :live influ
of LIGHTNING, ''"lie caUimnes
dial eerj Cl , 'I'otMi, illae and Cuuntij tall,
vic-tim to annually, th'o' thu (;ro.Ji neslineme of
It lulu Hunt?, i beyond c.ill-lltil'ion, especiirllv
when the lemidy i to a to obum thu i
luund in
.P.MIT'.GE'S
tJiitciU ilij3iictif i3l)lnin3 Hois,
and iu thi alone. This lind haa been examined
by the iii.-( winilific g. tilleiii'ii in ihe wuild
i'rotrsauris M'Murlrie, Jobnon,Wallur and many
(hers tS.if hae exsmiin-d rhein, ipcmm.f nd and
speak of llietn in the biehe1 lenns uf spprohaifoh,
and hae pieuouuct-d ihcin ihe only sate rod in
ue in thraor ny other enuuhj lor hr prolecfion
of Lives and Propeitv. One cilvant'ai:e rs to divide
and throw back a patt ot the tl ctric IJuiJ barndeaa
iu ihe csioda v in mne nl a stroke Ihit enolt.V the
rod to tenduct lhat poitimi ot lluid ll.at ot-longa
Iu the earth without (be slighle-t itangsr of lea
ting the conductor. 'I his iod ban many other
adiaiit.g'a ovti the old one. The only place of
maiiulai'tuiing is iu
Vine St. 9 J'jvrg mbevm 1 !A, Philadelphia,
hi re elf psrtotia a'e respectfully mvited to call
and examine for (ucmelv-. For ssle Wholeaale
or Keta l by TIIO'S AKMITAGU.
These rodt hare lieen pnrrha.ed and aueceia
lully umiI by tbe lolloxini; individuala. cnnipaniea
and coitoiauoua, whose numea are cheerlully
suhunttrj :
In ani tl'irr V.iaJt.Aia. A. S. ItoU-rta. George
?at)ruv-r. Judifrt ll.,uvu-r. Jute ruitra-l. J. Mulford,
Juliu lii-m!. C I lauiry. J. Ilii-utirr, G. oaWlf y. L'onru.1
Inirrrsol, Hia lilocklry AIiiihIiou.mi, Andercxiu ir llrotltvri.
Itt-v. J. I., limul. Joltn Notu.an, Tlioit. ortiver. Itatt X
ll.n, A. R. ttluk- r, U. Siiiiiu. 115, Tti-. Nott k Co., !r.
I.K'uii.c. J. r. Ort-er. J. W. V mIpoii. llumolir.A. J.
I Itioiov 1 Co.. J- N.vdkiU. II. lturlou. J. OTelipl.ue. I,. 1'.-- i
I H-r. Mr. sliiiri.le-!.. Mr. M;irtiit, h. Isrblt-r. J. llriiikl.-v. :
!Mr. lavtou, lir. I'aul. S. It. Towere Co. J. Wintw iny, ,
II. Miller, tlie lad Hank ilotrl. Ilw ( . s. Ai.-euai, tlie
Srr.iifT (jurlen Ct uiiiiiwioiier- Halt.
in U.t .V..r i-f J-ruy. limrre Crin.iu. Judire j
5t'l all. J-Hpe tll.yo.n. John NeUnatt, Or. It. M'Murtfc,
j lieiij. lioli-rtit, Mr. J. DoTuig.
I (jj'The only authoiized Agent for the Counties j
, nt I'nion. Juni.ila. M Dim. Clinton, I.vcoiinr.c. !
: Noilhuoibetland, .Monlour,CIumbia, Luzerne, i
I s..mi i:l iio(iw:u. j
I ll.ulittmi, I'niun count il, I'tnn. I
j Order and littcia adeiesd iVj-j' paidj to M'.
I Haoter, will te pn.mi.rly itUrudid to. lie baa
put up a iiuu.U-r ol thtae Koua in Lnion couuiy,
some ot which may be seen as f.. lions :
.v rMox (orxrr.
fi.irtUy T. Mark UaJli.iiQy. 11 ni. '.l.-r. Jolin naaft.
Mit-liael lvl.-rii. .lat-ou Soots. ItHVid Sllnian. IteulM-u
.1Ii-ii.-1i, lin: Kttt-kiier. .V-mj ikilin Court llnu-,
and t iniiiiii.l-ioli.T-- lilti-e. l.tmril"' Tit Jolm KrU-r.
f 'H."N If. lr. Ciiarit-ii WiU-.u. llunny.N 7. Jo,
Kuutz. Sim"n Kilhlz. In'a T. I.-ail? Couldruu. Ti'tatf
1K1 Tf. Mil had lludulau.
h rCOZMLXDA TtOXX
Piulii-a f Ail-;. 1"
I bare ipw day cartlullv iiifi-ctod
ootHut-tor or
Lihtiiiuv Ktd. with aue and index, en-etetf y .llr.
'laoui-'Ui Arutitaue, nn ll.-lle!ue lioutu-. Ii louiwo-r. ai J
Inre uo limitation in paving lliitt it is uotonle the h.fX
I 1 liavo .-r M-n, but that it U rhe on),- on? J lia!.t.-t
' e&iituiiit-tl tiftt i. rontrut-t.tl ud Mrii-tly w-irntifie rriu -i-
pu-.. It in Willi iiiui-li i-ieasur... tlial I reeotuuieuil L.5
eoutl'Jcturto tbe attcutiou ol owiti-r;'tf Itutidittrs.
M. M.J.-VlifhlE.
T aw Veil atltii it tt tli Ta.rni tlc r-.'irlilnltiir K.M,
manutat-turt-tl l.y Mr- Ttiouots Armitaue, af l'hlla7lelrhia.
it. the lit-itt that lijui e!r U-ou uia le. 1 have pprut Mfverat
yean iu the itli-ly of tl:e Uihs of elii tririty anil lu.t!nift
islu. and have uu lo-sitatiou in sj itlir that these KoU. are
eoiLtrurU'tl uioiitlie only principle of a-ifety. Tlie et--tric
. b ree-trori and Ui..iit-ict t.r the luat;ut-t at tlie top
oi toe i. I. au-i it a Jui.l U- in-.punttiti.le, si'fttrd.u to the
i..w.. of attrarU -n and repnUioti. for a ttlildini; to he
injured tty a stroke of lihluin alien iruteco-d ly one of
tlo-ite rtt.li. 1 hare been artjuaiult-d ailh Mr. Armitaes
for HfT.T-.il year, ami l.-f ire he rouinieuced the niantif.ie
titrrof theee rttdii I exantntd -Tie plsipleon whirl! they
are roumrut-tt-d, and f-lt eouviiit. X that toeir' a.I.Ittioa
wiulti he atti-n.led with complete pure.au. The iiHTea--iuc
demand tor these rod.. aud the extentdve sales in ail vartp
ot tne pountry, is anile couimrndaiiou of l heir utility and
Pul-rioritv. THAI V E. WALLEK, II. ft.
Kliiail Sun, ?hilJ. Ci jti! 14, ls52.
PIAO AGENCY,
UAVIXH hren ippninted Agent fur the sale
of Ihe celeAiratt'il I'ianoa, manufjctutej by-
c.ko. rociiir, rhiiati.,
the undfratfinf d would be bapi'V (a supply en;
! citizens of (he Sutiuthanna roontiy who mav
1 deii,e "'""r"1 1- '
I imiiioeemenU. I wo ot these Inmrummts have
lately been introduce.! into Lewisburit. to which
1 am happy tit lefer any one,
1 be rtanoa) are
are warranted, and if not satisfactory on trial for
year, they may be exchange)), frier reason
able FRANCIS J. GESS!EK.
I.ewUbora;. Feb 34. 18oS.
MOST KINDS OF
JOB P1UNT1NG,
NEATLY a EIPEDiTIOCSLY
AT THE ''CHRONICLE' OFFICE
Lcwisburg.
C10AL,PLASTER,SALT,FISH,lRON
) utid NAILS, aUays on hand and for
sali? Lv I). S. KltLML.lt &. CO.
3
l if
Tu LicafiiU ami the Sitli.
IHE CttEUKATED
Conwtoctt XHztfitintfSi
1t. Th. OffBA T PATS EXTRACT? R k
DALl.V'.vcuriu il liuru i.d ail MxUnuX PiDB,
Sun
aVI. Jt.XL.V OF COLCXillA tr during r K.UrU ,
th- lluinnn llnir.
ij. itt.WK'S SntVK AXt itO.XE HXA.VBXT
And LlJAX Vy.'.t:t.BLt LULU, a tut twr U
CaVi- of Kli-urtv-UMU.
4th k:.Aiti J ACOC.STH; OIL,. curUtB tu.m ft
6tr.. if t T'H Z..V.1 XEXT. known rrnvf-.r tli Tile.
rth. HtVtnX S xt' K ItPMKUHE UZMEUT.
7th. MilliEU S J.LLit,y,tot aii uiu- u tu tW Imi ,
ly wiiy.
Mb. Loxnr.Frs cheat westkrs ixMAX
PAXM.'KA. f' T Cold and It-vriili twvi.uic an yrm-uUnt 1
fpTent; lr AIhuia, i.ivr Complaint l'd BltiMMia Atf-
tioti: fr iirrlci.-n. 1 iidKc.iii-n ir-n uf Apawtitwi ,
fir t'o-tiwuvt-m iu ft ui tli mid iu :t'f. and urro tm ,
p!itt4 : f.r tuii(-li Ai.c-tiui.4. I'"-,mM;i, i'ttvm. ltkU-
matf m. Ar. Tb fteut pt.ial urv It Id wt but la tate, j
lifvr tiBii.. an-l u vttr iinn-n rftio. j
Vth. A"'.-.V"Tf.'A.V VKiiMIl't fiL iWotm KilUr-,
for rhildrrn tirjfr'wi rTi"ii. t
iMih. -VA'X ttfittnX'M tit.' EAT PAiX Ktt.lEnA
No ui-diriuc In Uh-o ili-r-iv-r.d Dial ia hapoity lup-
td to uc int'Tnaiiy fi. ifiojiH Ui !- UiVn. aiid rlnrm
hr frsHiou. In S..f:le fofii to iti is-nln earh.
Htli. XAI XlO.ly.W I:'' Mil Al lif.U MS
It.WR, fordmloi; a-ay t. r.un in a -Mitt lima.
I-'th. Ih-reb-l.rair.1 lf. a Lit H fLLL3 TEX
I'KHAXfK Ml IMS.
I3ih. hK. HAtsriHH KMKWX 7.VA7 firm r. ht
f.iMiiar hoft-t.-rni lor Co-txti. c.-l.l.. I,,ti .iojm'. ir.
14th. 77.T .l.r l .lil.l .. .v;ir roVK UMR
It I'A'S tin ontr Kiir.- r....ri,ij ,.f il,a h;r.
IMIt. I V s- . I I. It nf (7;.V.I. a Ch'n M t-mrd.
litili. KJ7H I. T )y fiUtS.tF.lltll.t.A Tsi ar
tiflt liaf i.ntljv-d nil ..rit.-r .-arasnullio. aotl l.ll ,ic
as irrt-ai sj.ti-f:;ftj..n a- i ?r.
. r.tii. Tor i-iti.-,ti- i4 r.TitExariiKsiw;
I f..l.. f.lt. m.nt fn-ui IlR. l.l.N'S m rit-, and the Wast
o.t;
u'-'ir in the ma V. -t
v. lilt Kt 'Mis ff,nttt Ji a!-: iJnor-r
e-rt!.iu and ea-v nrr f.-r Tn.-li i-tn-.
I'.'th. It. 1 iill.-T. M K l:u l.l. lr U.u.-I f Ilia rt;!,t fr
tlir tliit.-.! Stttm. -f tlta-lrlrst d IH.C f.TII .11 1 O
MIX EH At. II ATI It. f. niol at the Salt Springs nf Or.
M m. C. Cl.a-e. at St. Ca1 lirrint-i.. c. IV TLh nied.eiae
M ...... ,.-,.1... ...
Ciaallril Tf irnv brt-tM-r:ttttt nl tSal 1-la.s. n
ii-i-u .-oiiijivln'i.ratu villi il oi--f
La.1 atlnin.d a ii .lorit.lt i.n.l i.ii.ulMiitv iit.-r I.Mfra
oil ro. 11 I haa
h ai cxtraor
Uinnfr.
Aft the lme,ti-i. r fl!) !riLe.i in AI.MAN Af'S. to
I-e'triri n tn ail vtn rat! it tier. ?hi m -d:ciiioB arr ki't.
Ni.Tli'V an ........ ...o... ... .
! STts kS" r f.iMsT-r K A (u,:vii K-kmifVu .r
j clu.iirlt tn llr. I.ni-in. s. Ct.ni.toek: an.l lliouh the .ijr
j lialurt- of I mii'tiN-h A Co. urll U- r..iitino. ,1. lb: -xti
1 rtl.ti aith tlo fnc .iiiiife .inature of Or. L. S. C wi! 'a
i future d. -rrnat. Il 1. I I " K.
I ah. tvm:t:s yn-jf firitlftl
I.t t it S i .ilMsTHTK.
Tli sl.ri. m.-tli. itjr rnt; 1 w r-.l ir. l-a ialiurc aalv 4
I J .1 U t II- w
XP in ll' rauiha
lrlMiuside
o.i.vrf' A-.v r;:r.r i
CHERRY PECTORAL
For f he Curt f
fOltHS, (OLDS,
BROMHITIS, rn00PIG-(0lGH,
croit, astu.mu i.i
0.SIMPTI0..
fn CT'ftE A rulAK M'Tt HEADAnfE AXf
SOP i:t.SS it' Hit. l-i'l 1". takf ia" l iiFKi T IVTt'i
tii it '13;: to livtl, a:.d wrnj' arrr, to sweat ti'r.i.g t
HUt A rt.t ft AXJi rort:lT. it R.iTn.nr. iii-ri.
and .Tiirc. -.. idn t. (iir-rt.4u b ti- liUie. bial
lh ii:fl.iulty wil:."ii - rcm-tv-.!. t,u- -rtiil li.ir asuf--f
r fit'iii lln tr. ui N' when t'i.'V Gi.il it -an t- h. idilv
; rtirfi. lVr--'i. t.fl'irti-i w.tli a 'rate rn nhu!,
l-rxukw tl .m f Ihir r-fr at i.J.l mill t't.-y t-L.r,
fti ( hn v -it r.t .-ii Z 1 1 1, Z.t i riv 't f
Miun-I. iinhnikt-ii ftlt-i. ni;i -4iirf,niif i v r' ft-.-iiiui; ttt.
ttn-at rrli-f Imin nifrrii y. sn.l uu ult:iuat- urv. is f
fonifHl in tlMJii-siHn l:u are thfls atllvr.el, rj tU'.S in-Tj.liia'-ie
rt uii-iiv.
r' rr.ro vi J.-al'C "f1-t in t.ten? m. umriy fiid
lltrm .. um,iii:fis to h-ifgr ito u- v. h. n iLe ueo p.' it y
lur it lt w-i.
Vrvia lo iiinritt ri.;4iaii
Fuuif Vii.i.i Tiib.. .April 1C?h. -!
Fir: W ImTr pitm yi.ur i'hrry V ! .ml aa t it. n
Hf trial in our pn. r. and find it tj F!irT!.w cvi-ry
othr n-mt-iy we linve ijr tuniii; aff-it!fi.a of lit- rcsj-i
lltory oraii. . ...
ii:s. MKrr:n l iu;-inx.
TO SIXOERS AXl PtlJlr sl'tShZHS thi.. r
nir.ly i i malt. at!, us liy ii uricu u id i;.nat awl
tittip. iin tHt-n in f-in all ; t; nul it- h. i T-une
1 onrn-ne- ri. , w b'A ! i'Lili-rfttli m-T , iu,
pourr nu f rxi. i'.ity tin . -i
ASl H.VA is rrJ- -.. Vl.au l often vholly
run-J ly A. t,.m.. lm tinte rr M mr him-h i
f.VlhiHtr n t yif'M vt.t-rry to no tnril. iu. t'tttrrjf
prri,,T,tl wit rur tlit'iii. it' tliry ran Im rim.!.
if. t'X TiTlS. t,r irritation of Hit Ihr-l ami npir
prli'-ti 'be turjr. itiny If ruitd Lv t-tt-imf . ry
Ptciorul in mA uil f,4U. nt ilte.i. '."h i.'x.-ii.fbiUMtf
r-Tlrnv-". y" i T11 K
ir tANPIMl "f IJrwklyii. X. Y . tt.:
1 liaT? iw-u ttt'-t lirriy iw-ti-ral ruw inu li sei f-f
Aft1m. ril Pr- n-!iit.- a Ie;nL uic t. U tit 'e it cii rare
ly f 'il tn rT- 1ti'r- t.-4r
yon ilhtP t :th tt tir of antimutir, i.r f.l-liw,-J
lr an- rr.4t-nt1l.-W. .fin- irry Pt'trul.
ittitil it ruUIu.' tic li-i-aft'. IT taktu iu hivm u. it ai t
Ut't fM'l to rllf,
M'tinoPIXf rrr-,,fi umv ! 4,n.k.n ai.i n-oa
Urrii U tl; llr ' f Ci'Try J' h)rul. ,
j.. x .t,.,. ii.i (i. -i. sti.,i Hrii a.
JlIU Af .f t.A I- fff c-.i nront.d hr tin rrrtio-
liijtilic- wi r .r-..t--rf.-l ft-. ui aui a-r..u. miimhiwiti-ii.
ii If a'hfir tt-icLi-r wiiLout the thttry I'-kI -.4, wri
full, n.i-fVol tJ- J'X". ,
" f-.vr.pw.DiPi. :nl 'nn.
T.wt J C .Av.t: 1 wrii. lo ii-f rui .-u X the truly
r in irkal.'e lT . ts cf .ur ' V,' i i Iitnm in 1 .:) "Iter, ;
ani iu my own f.uui.v. t lie of my li iuliUra a mm
pififli t'jred in irtf daw .if a '! -tdiui "l.oi hi
rottjili. T.y tji.u.I ft... "V- ,Mon, o-.e :if i terv iit
liliV-Viinip .r.-fU s-.nt.'i- aim l !. C"i..MI l it th.- 1 t r. ma
dyVe iiive in" rrii rv iiie aud thu I Lc h.i rurM
nif.re ra-ea nf (tip iib it t.i;h aut i-tU.r ai. in ,na he
cTr Biliiiinitril- .
Our clr rev limn of tl e TAp-int I 'll nr. ii . 5 .hat :lurinz
the run of lntluenxa liera thi? tt,t ti, hr mtu rur a
f.tun yi.ur nie-lki, be r-.i.ld M-.nr.ny h-,V Lrilc.rU
WilhDflt reri-jg. .''vnrv rV-pt-cftiilT,
J. D. SI.Ni. t- .IK. lv(.ut iW-Vnanter.
Cilr a of aerrTt' ili;Ja. n ugon th- I.un; Ism u af-
frct' d by ' h'Trit lxt'rt in ucb extn tne c ai war
mut the Isrhrf that a rr.hw-Jr li.t a? tet.jstn l-ei;n f..iirj.
tt.i.t ran K d. 1 riidnl on to rme the o1jh5, ( lija aud
ti.raunition ."ch rarrv Cru r.ar ?!iid'-t tHouauds
every Viar. It u indeed a ia-li.ine tj vtLh h ti.i att.irte.i
can ltok with miitld.-nre tor 10. k'f, aud Ui.-y auuuid tifl
full to a. ail tlriu!rlv.i. t.f it.
rn rpA tt:i ax szf nr j'ames c a rtrt.
aVictical and Auuiytkal K hruu.t, L.wrtl, jL'tisM.
wn,lr (tale Lv C W.S hahu- LanULurg: J. U.f'a.vli.w
MiiU.ii; Miaa M. M tlav. Norilmmlwrlaurl: H. Ken-.h r!
New Herliu; 1. Gertar;, Sim-griTe ; aud by lirugiat,
Dlit'G & CHEMICAL DEPOT!
Ur.Thorntun & Christ,
WlWlcsalo & Uetail Druggist's,
j.t'ici'uhurj,
OF'FElt to their fricuils and the public a
large end' well selected Mock of
fKUSH VRVCa, MEU1C1SES, CllEMU
Cats, Ground Spices, (warranted pure,)
Taints, Oils, Varnii-hes, Dye Stufl' of the
very best quality ia the market; l.ook-iii;-Ulass
Dates and Window tHass
ol i.11 iizes ; the most popular
I at f.?(t Mi.ii i :-fn 0f the day;
together with a complete as
tortnifiit of Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Shaving, Comb, Cloiii,
Flesh, Paint,Varnih, While- wah
and thne liUrsllCs.DressingaRd
Graining Combs, Fancy Soaps, Sha
ving Creams, Pomade, Ox Marrow, Ex
tracts and Perfumery of all kiuds, manu
factured by Jules Hauel.X. liazia and others.
Also a well selected stock of Ladies and
tSeutleinen's FANCY lSOTIOXS. such as
Steel Clasps for Uags and Purses. Twist, Steel
Fringe. Purse Kiut-s; Uristol Iloatd, Zrphvr,
Crotchet Needles, Vc, Port Monaies, Kazors, j
Hazor Strops. Knives, Serar Cases. Cards,
Can! Cases, Note Paper, Envelopes, dec.
NUTS, FKt'irs, CoufeeUonary, Fishing
Tackle, &.C.
And a variety of other articles tonnumerous '
to mention. Give us a call, and jude for
yourselves we charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drop Store!
Ue.T. A. II. THOKXTOX
Aug 4,1855 THEO. S. CUKIST
A Bargain!
i A NEW Rockaway Caniage with
I XI. seals for four fur ate cheap Lv
I CHAKLES CUITB3.
Tmb arltaswlette.1 anj aatraorilinat-y curativs
sowera of theaa w..D.trftil invention i nm u
arailv knowu and their talaaand reiuta'ia tan.k.(a.
1 out tti ftbole count rv so etanv, that it wunvi
rra anttctsarr tu or re tueir men: lurtiitr. tut
1 fc'maiaterircfin'iltnrew haweuccorrBJ wbica ratvtar
1 it a matter nt dtity tn tlie .ulic irt u . aiiovur
i ftilaut, Ur tiii th rpliauianil nottrurn . tx dr
i ai truottn-itni hy columu throu(fl Utm Pra k4
, sw-i:wwl ly i;' iri and gal'm Ij tae iT.cU0.
I artti arc tuutt-i jut Z-od far niktng,
' Cirlslis CalvHitie anU Tlyntilt Caratlrctv,
iiara !aea ruii!y working tiicir w among ikm
Rmti lute !.'rnt hJ ir??abl rlaurt, and .-
, rH.uiiliy ihi.ij.5 rtnus in an alarminr tiaiavf
dia:i4r. which hate ftr ; Lafllel all tha ai-i uf
me ticiuw an.l aii ti.a lemuicu vf Scieoca. Tiua
Uitcja at caliei
NKItVOl'S COMPIaAI-XTsi,
an l ia ti.e jueavr meiicin t of bo avail what
. ever. It never !( cmj and it often 4ies ham.
' STruj'S. Ki'rirti. batma. fiUani, thina, fiitrara,
i KlU, row.leia aul l'tiu f evary kind a; a ia
wmtMe, t.r tt.cy w:ikru the viial curt(,e of ia
alraaily rroUtil ayxtuKt. u uiia an fer the trauia
aaiajf, !' -ifiin. vita.tf.ii: ititlueuce of ia!vaniata,
- Li aiif:I t tin beau lit ii tincovarj , x.e a&baualaaf
' patiant an-l wnkeuei n1'crer w reUiaJ lu lunaar
! kealth. tifnt!i. elasticity anJ ig"r.
1 tir.a rti.ikt relnif t.i nucli iliMt aa Ntl
ii. MUMKI X, tiJ.OV IIITiS, fAL
I'lTATiON t.f t!.j lir.AKT. UKAKNKSS and all
JT.M ALK IHSiiltUKUS. auch as NKKVOl'S HtaL
1!K. LASSi l Lm; kl-I DKSPONlir'.Nt V. whica
. flra u:Iv iithe' name fr Nervmia Peraarwrnaot ;
U ilA.iil: friS an.l 1 OS Vl'LSIONS, whica aa
h.'W Lnnwn to rwault fm a novaiaihlrium f
ft.iertnc u.fl.ieiice; .NkKVOlS TltKMOKS. DEAF
NKSS. which fa ncarl alwayB cau-1 by torj.nlr.y
f the Au.litoi Nres. ai.l can alwaya fca Naaw
,t-.l h .a!ar.in. w hen tUe orttn ia not dasirvrad .
l SPKPSl . in ita worn tro.a : I'Al-SV anii FAR A-
L8'5 unif.TniN ratlin! bv a deficiency of aroaa
i hfl.'.uVc : ( HlinM'- ltl-.rM ATISM, ToRHIiiTf
f tl;c I.rv f.t;, fS intheSlHt. Sl.KiiiSH IR
t LVl'liiN failNAf. CnJ M PL AIM .
Uk.F. ir.M V i.f fc'tVli,S mud PlIaHH'AL fcN
r.ltttV, an I th'Mie ilntmaitig comiaitita rau;t
inr LUtANtii.MEM' t tha LRVUc
5iSi:.
Iu tl e ah.na prevalent ani UrriMa claaa of dia
tn -Neroua ( imjiainta ara Biu:a muim Bas.es
iju than U guuercily iraagiiiaU
! filUlSTlE-S CALlAMf IIRATIVCS,
Arc am Alialn1 lottva Spwctfl.
I he Cr.I.T it itrA hn flt fcody or avatars gara
! 11..W u.llet te.l : t! e Sfcl K( U K tor compiajn.a af
! turn Tbr.mt. aa Athint arM Rrtn-hn. an.! of turn
1 Head i an.t the 1! A K f.t.'tS for all diaorjara of tea
' arrrtb r litu.. a KUeunia.iani. I'alny, 'i ianwra and
I 9i moJic aiie.vi..n. Yee articl4 are aiaiply ao
! vi.td aa Jirax-iad itb the M At-.M-'.TI rLL'lUwoica
! arcomjauic tharo, and wliCit laiUiiuil tavad Ua
1 NLVhii FAIL!-
CtT" Ti.o rrrrnt ptriiiin'y and aarellanea of tha
'. f'Al.V AM A HAilV contta in tha fart thai
' tl.e arrest ant cure iliaeme by 9nltrirA VWw,
fa n ne.T-d of L)rugt'R)C and
, fli vtu alirg tne i (.:'. t.li axVantetl uaiura aiali
hi'elasa.v tmdr tiie I'.frirtion. 7Vira attenffam We
; it bote $tlfm. quaint Or c'lcuialm e liwi. ae
' afl.e Me arramits. irti "f' nrngxtm. aad
t fa nei rr We a:igit m netr eny rirrumtimmmm.
i Since their intr.Nii.r!:(iTi 1.1 tike L iiiiad StaLaa, waJr
; three jeara ainca, mora thaa
j 76, OOO PERSONS
1 including' all ae'a. r1aea and comlitions. aaoag
w iiorn wte a lartr nnmier of JJiaa, w ho ar rcar
llarly auh.aa t to Seroiia omi-iauuia. k.va boaa
j Entirely and Permanently Cured,
whan ail hnj"(,r rcl It bad been fiven up. and ary
; turn cite teeu tril tn vam '. T;a reuttfi-iai raal'
i which have unjforiniy afen.ia. f-ir una A codb
; dently aUted to b w .'-hnut a' rrt taaau
I of Metlical Science. lergvmeii, lixara ar.J avaa
I .hvaicians ; ladiaw ff the bighent tand.rsn- , diati-
guithed pariona holding elevated (iflicial atatioaa,
, met t l.anta, maiiufacturera. and merhanica tha poor
and the nch inae ; f'n u hole familiea. amor.g al."
njei. ranks and r-MvlitrSna, have atjnally I aao ra
; c;iarj,:a. aud Lae .jneity acknowledge.! tha woa
; roua:i i oiten liueij acted lDtfiu which they haa
; thiia received.
1 a- Let it he know n anil remembered that thaonlf
j a:ural Krtoratie for tbe Nervea ia Iralvatiat,
aad ti.at in ail .crvoua biaeaaea w akonld
" Tiuc-wV Physic to the SogB."
) To illu.trate the use of tl.e - A LV.W W KELT,'
' iu,pose tl.e ca.e of a eron affl.cte'J with tnat baaa
i of civilization, l SPKt'SI A. or any other t bronic or
' Nervona l'iaorder. In ordinary raaes. atimnlaaar'
are taken, which, by their action on the nervea and
. muir.eti'f the stomach, allot d trmpormr nimf. but
; which ie-ie tte pAMeu iu a lower amte. and wVJi
Injured tacnltie. a!.r tl.e action tV.ua av.citel baa
ifV.l- N" crvmpaiii this with the efteet rasuit
1 irw from the application the . Al.V ANH' BfcLT
Take m rieii.c auCeier rim lit the wo rat ayaiB-
tomaof an auack. and simply t:e the Belt round tae
1 r.i niicr ihe Matmettc eiutd as diiactol. Ia a
rnt.1 iriou ii.e imw-i''ic lT"""" "
t positive element of the belt, tberahy causing a
Aa.vanic trircuia.i.n which will )aa on to tb
negative, and thenca lark ag:tin to the positive
thua keeping up a continuous ftaivanic circniatma
throughout the swtent Th tha moat aewere caaaa
of li.VhFSiA eve IKUMANKNTI V t t' BED. A
iff.W DS IS AVri.V I KFI tFNT TO ERADI
CATE Tilt; HSKASi; OK V LA KS.
Many thousand
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMOKlAXt
from the troit mielligent and ret-actahl raasa
reaiding in averv j.oru'tu of tbe I mted Stauss. ceaii
14 prtfieiited. These ara now annecaaaarr. tat a
namemns aelcrtioji ctuhniciug many staUtntnta of
the most evtraonliuarv character, sufficient to tl
V INf :K Tllr. all )ST S El'TiCAL anay be had of taa
author.! A-eut. 'I Ua intereatea at a varticoiari
invited to caiL
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS.
Titm one of t&e mot UtliirnleH Pfcyt'
clans In Utc Cbj of Hcv Torfc
1 have bean using Christie's Galvanic article im
m quiet way among my paticata tor atxut two eaia
fast, and 1 ennfe I am aatonisbad at their sac case,
f I am sura a disease is .Vtrrm. I know just what
thaw mill du. In l.iltfotic Kits, farucularly la
children: Deafnesa and A fleet inns of th Haad. tm
adulu; Taralvaia and I'alsy, in all aza. and ladeas.
aevernl other disease of like nature w uich have lung
(tuxzled tha profaaaion, I have found tbe (talraaw
articles of aurprisiag lienefit. Although 1 dtei tl.
tbameleaa quackery oi advertisements and
'ara, I must exre my confidence and belief
n tha wnndertul v it lues uf lUKlaVi'IL'3 CIR-V
'JIVr.S. My name is. uf course, rontldcatial. but 1
aball never hesitate to recommend jour trucia
ail proper occaauona."
AK0TH IKSTA5CE OF C AUTOS.
Io D. C. Xloarwc.o, M.. D.. Oen. Aft for bt
I'MBiarla. Na York.
Dur Sir, Being a phynicitn in tl. Tielnttr of
Una of yonr Atrema, 1 ha taen ntuca grauoad al
tha anamination of your tialtauic Carauraa. aaA
tltfhly pleased with thair praeliral reauluk I haea
obswrrad that thy ara- constructed oa Ihm trwa acie
tiac princiltle lor the gentlt. aV, aleapaiK and aea
lipmat developmant o( tha Oal.ai-.ie C arrant tharab
fillinft a uikiiieratum. loli aoiiftht (i.r, but hare toft1 e
an.!owa. I chewrfully rectoummd thaaa wr IB
alleriation and cuia of thoaa diatiasaina; ulaaaaila
railed Nla.ora Conn aiwra, for waucli thay ara aa
kapoily and ina-eniouslv daaigned.
Very (rule Ju. lAVin R1CX, M. B.
Leearett, Maaa. I ahruary Ii, loM.
ataf No trouMe or inconrentenea artana Ilia wee
af Dg. CHHISTIE.-S lH.iTl'ta
and thay aiav ba w orn by the moat fecbla wad daU
cata with perfect aasa and aafaty. la aiaay eaaat
tha aanaauon attending thair uaa ia iia U eaafat
and atiaptiitle 1 hay ara accompaniad by full aad
4ain diractiona lor nia. I'amphieta with full fa
iteulara nay be obtained craua, ol taa Mlbnaaal
AjanU
rricei:
The Galvanic licit. Thre Dollars.
The ti titanic Necklace, Two Dollaxf
The Galvanic IlraceUta, One Dollar Baatt
The Magnetic HuH. One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
w- Jlawau . a Caaliaila aad le'artaiaw t"l'"
V. C. MOREHEAP. D
OLIaJLU. AGtNT Fl'k THt I K1TXD iTATB
1X1 CaaaMtwair. Sm leeka.
iim ia L.w!bur-C. W. gCU'inrf l."
iDanki) at iije Cljronifle (PCf .
ON account from one on la Ivor juat
landing, CASH and alao I
Wood', Wheat, Cutter,
anil rox.1 oihr TicJace for houhatj c."
tie cuuent pricea
al