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mi 1 flflR A TIP FT 4 P were ,onroo Harrison, Polk or Tavlor, J false, to seize upon Cubs, isthe" Fillibos
4.UULIVAi IV LtiI nd ret their diiiitrations always up- tor" programme, lhfiibdif.ee 1'wrce
".j., "
- W)(re tmimied at thoir close, excrpt wbero lreso criuaado for blood, rapine, and op
Is over, aad the l.-roowv have swept pallJ maiiguifj misrepresented tbera. Mr. r-resfion.
the field bj a mnjcritv anntirnlleicd in the i'itrce ha.- boeu misrepresented both in his ,n 'he large cities, where these newly natur
bistorr of tbe fOverctuOBr. Stunned aud political position and his private character, alized foreigners and Filibusters " must do
dismayed by this annihilation of their
forces, the Whig presses indalge is all
sorts of excuse for their overtiirov., end
grumble or laugh at live result as the bn-
snor bappeis v take tatin though toe
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larueni&tioca ef some exhibit a bitterness
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De a.ugeoT ' popular admiaistriion. 1'hiia. Sum, (Xa-
The restoration of the Draoeratio party tive American.)
to power, and that too by such wide spread I We do aot eutertain a doubt, norwitb
nd in posing evidences of popular appro-' otanding the parly virulence which. kk
vI is justly a source of iaienso gratifica- ! cbaraetemed tii lt- rest, tiat the
tiou to the Demotraev, and their rejoicing I iJcilt Ict cn"l a large
eould not be otherwise tha. heartfelt and . "J"Vf l l COfU H "V "V"
, , . ur.-pcaitioa party. Indeed, at this tune
entbusaste. But it tbe verv fulness of wliea we mtv witt(JUt iaviJttu:ii.
their exolUtion they have generally been ness, it is but shear justice io sav that to
St-pny miuolal of frank i'.erce s own
J.bic- words of aduionituiu oa this subject
I '-at - with hi,h d aDd knnnr.hl m.n
W11U tilgU-toaed ana fconoraOle men
the hour of triumph is also the hour of
u n i,;.., I .it, i
m. ...nimity. It is not to be overlooked
:hat there are many with whom wa sre in
Ktiily intercourse who are moved bv feel -
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s exacuy lue opposite oi ours on tnis
tu-casioB,
aud his friends could well sfford
o ullow that circuia.slaace to detract some
what from, their jeneoui joy." These
i-iestions- are especially appropriate and
yizL after so full-toned aud majestic an ut
terance as has just been, heard from the
ballot box.
The gallant Democracy of Lewistrorg
arc entitled to the highest weed of praise
for their energetic and effective operations
ou the 2nd of November. The glesious
vote they pollwd for Fierce and Kingr and
the inroads tbgv made apoo the Whii;
ranks are no less gratifying in themselves
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than in their contrast with the lame results
is districts under the special jurisdiction
and uiffmnce (!) of the Whiskey Inspector.
The Uuim Timet has even songht to re
store itself to favor by a Buttered tribute
of approval ; tbougb what the intelligent
au patriotic Pemoeraey of ear town hare
done to briug such a misfortune upon them
salves we can not isusfino. They have
endured with patient composure the stern
of maudlin abuse wbieh that sheet has
poured upon them this fall, and could con
tinuo to do so hen after, but to be sudden
ly bespattered, with its vraite was the
" unkindest cut of all." Bat its flatteries
sad denunciations alike fall oa unheeding
am. The Democracy heiwr and in the ad
jacent townships, perfectly understand
kfir right nd datica, uni rally appreciate
the force of principles and the value of party
organisation r bat sot such scandalous aad
dishonest movements as the Whiskey In
speetoraad the Times swamped themselves
in trying to carry owt this fall. They
must have some better principle in their
platform than the destruction of their own
interests, and a better " regular nomina
tion than as " anti-masonic volunteer,"
to secure their support They ask nothing
more of the Democracy of ether parts of
the county than honorable treatment and
even handed justice ;. less tbey will not be
b'kely to accept They rejoice over their
local vietory in Oct., as well as in November,
aad woul'i repeat it in the same style,
" only a little mere so," if circumstances
should require it They ask no favors on
tbat score, and are not disposed to shrink
from any responsibility that may thus be
devolved upon them. They are able to
take care of themselves and their enemies
too.
President Pierctv
The Election being over, partisan prej
udice and malevolence has given way, in
many quarters, to the truth and liberal
aad just sentiments now find expression.
Io illustration of this faot, and to relieve
the doubts and anxiety of those unsophis
ticated Whigs who profess to look upon
Frank. Tierce as a mere cypher, or a retl
los prepogandist, we copy a number of
paragraphs from various journals in differ
ent parts of the country, none of which,
howevar, are Democrat ie papers.
Hut we will dwell no longer apon the
eavsff ef the great revolution, upon this
uprising of the ocean, this overwhelming
deluge. There is still an Ararat for the
ark of whiggery to rest upon the Green
Mountains, we believe,, are not quite sub
merged and after forty days, it is possible
some exploring dove may bring book a
single leaf to revive tfee drowning hopes
f the antediluvian party.
Of the President eleet we have only to
repeat that he is a man of excellent abili
ties, of undoubted patriotism, and- of finer
personal manners than- any public man we
bave ever knowneince Mr. Clay. Cordial,
off-hand, dignified,, aad courteous, he wins
the warmest affections of all with whom
he holds intercourse.. In personal pops- j
3 -c muj u. ma predecessors
iL fc i",i;slJent'1 chlr- -V- X -Oay-
tr" i v i ,, .
- . , th&t r,rce wil1 dmin-
"c K""auieui wiseiy ana wen. no -
i, " i u j-.huu, reus-
able, and patnortc. Ke wtil resist ex-1
tremes. He will be a President for thw !
whole countrynd for a 1 classes of its !
inhabitant. He will do his duty faithful-
y ami learieasty, .aceoroing io tne Dest Of
his judgment, which we believe is very
souud. X. Y. Journal of Ctrmmerc.
Frankliu Pierre is, in our opinion,
gentleman, wbo will be fouad in every
respfct equal to the position to which be
has been chosen. He is far better qaali
fi blegml e,luc,ol. political experience,
and the clcu.uts of tales tnanship, than
beli liie true diguitj of the nation, anl
V ote winch ae gave o? r ten veais since,
have been arrajred against Lira, to his prj-
udice, wben it is kuown that cxpoi u'lite
and progressive spirit of the a;; have in- and it gives Pierce 11,000 majority!! Balti
duced the Ik-iuocratic party to make some re gives 4,000, and Mobile, New Orleaus,
a ..
cbante id its position, as to internal ini-
' proveraeats, the protective principle, and
otuir tuiiuaxuntal measures. We feel
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",crJ coumeuce mat ue wi
wvciv CTunii-ui'i luai ue win nuiia up
j around hiiu a vigorous, conservative, and
, maoly and d:;;nilicJ attitude he lia Bitm-
i tainsd throughout the eontcst, bn nl on-
i lJ brken '"rc antajJooiM, bat
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"-n 'Q Ty f hm W" their sJ-
i u,lra,,10n a"J "Ppbi'ise. 1 here are, in fact,
m.mbers the whig press who have Jii-
J liely tedtijd to the excellence of his char -
1 eter, and admitted tket their opposition
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1 "P--an.
ISotiuug nas cuntribated more to the
strength of the
I'tiuocratiu party in tbi
canvass, thau tue feeling that ui its Jh?hjh
rrrUiuit$ our government has not taken the
stand inquired by its position as the great
Republican ainrtng the nations of the
eaith ; aud we anticipate in thi dircetira,
therefore, some decisive advantages from
its aseeudaney. We shall ecruidly be
glad to weleutue, at the bands of any ad
ministration, Democratic or Whig, a more
currciic TinuK.iinin ot American rigura,
a more cordial recotrcition of American
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principles, and a warmer regard for Rejrab-
"Cl
amsia abroad, than bave been witnessed
for a few years past. Ar. 1". Tim, (W.)
HhA letter from Concord, N. II., to
tbs Union, says the democrats of that
place b- came wild wltb delight cn Tucj
day night on receiving the news of Uhe
election of Gen. fierce, and tbat the Pres
ident elect was apparently the oclv self-
possessed, calm and quiet man in the place
that night. He received the victorious
bulletins announcing his success with
scarcely change ef countenanse. and
soon after quietly retired to bed. He left
Concord ou Wednesday afternoon fir a
day's visit to bis brother at Hillsborough.
YeTbe Pennsylvanian of Wedn?sday
announces; the fact that Gen. Frank. Pierce
will shortly pass through that city, on his
way to the south. It is his intention to
pass the coming winter in the State of Vir
ginia. The Democracy are making prepa
rations to give the 1'rkbiJcnt elect a grand
reception.-
If " British gold'" determined the
Election in favor of Pierce and Kind, il
ust have been " all-fired" expensive to
buy all the States but four. About of a
piece with a thousand other similar Whig
verdancies.
HafOur town was enlivened last eve
ning hy a display of fire-works in honor of
the election of Pierce and King.
LEWISBURG WHIG,
The Presidential Election is over:
and the People have decreed as they
did in '40, '44, and '4 a change in the
National Admistration.
Nothing is more natural, in a great con
test like that now closed, than for the
friends of the prominent candidates to in
dulge the strongest hopes of success. Their
wishes, and ex-part information, always
tend to strengthen their hopes. Doth par
ties believed victory almost certain. Hence
the result causes most sincere, abiding
sorrow to the friends of Windield Scott:
nor do we believe his opponents anticipated
anything like the sauces which they
enjoy.
The causes of this revolution of popular
feeling, are variously stated. No one
doabts tbat Gen. Scott's services far out
weigh those of his rival. His claims and
qualifications, eivil and military, exceeded
those presented by all but one of the four
distinguished Generals at the time they
were elevated by a generous people to the
highest honor in their gift
We attribute Soott's defeat, net to the
American people, but to adverse foreign in
fluences. TheToryjeurnalsofGreacBritain
it is known, universally advocated Pierce's
election. The Manufacturers of England,
wbo now make many millions yearly from
ws directly by the Revenue Tariff law, it is
asserted and believed contributed One Mil
lion of Dollars to be employed in defeatin
Gen. Scott and- the protective Tariff party.
It is certain that Augusts Belmont, acting
(jbargc O' AUairs oi Austria, and Financial
Agent of the Rothschilds in New York
City, was a heavy better on Pierce, and one
of the most energetio ia devising ways and
MetM to eleet him. Nint out of ten of
the foreign votes were cast for Pierce,
Another active nnder-eurrent at work
.gainst St-ott, was the "Fillihuster" or
ctbcte.ling enterprise, which has been
twice frustrated by .Whiz administration
ut which was. as we bcliev. th.
agency wbieh broaght about Pierce's nom
ination Jnst as Texas was employed to carry
Polk against Clay. The history of the
self-styled Democratic" party fOT tB,
past eight years, is a history of attempts
tocxtcud the cause of Slavery "under the
saorod banner of Liberty. To give more
treugtb, and by some pretext, real br
' - J av WVUICc
not Scot is the man to aid them in their
congregate, fierce strength lay. Kew i ork
ri'y has nearly half its population of foreign
birth; it has large secret Cuban associations;
d all the Pillibnstering cities although usu-
, ally Whig have given Pierce unexpectedly
i lar?p VOIe-
In the conntrv, most of the opponents of the
Veteran Patriot did not scruple to
Mrtnrt the truth. rcumulut tli
n.
AimI pile ILe lo-riuiiiU f trlMwmy
on him who from youth to old age has enacted
most brilliant dets for his country who car
rs Uritirh lead in his body, but lias no Sritish
hem rr Bniish gold who refused a prince
ly fortuije and the Presidency of conquered
M'' lico. The most j oini mul oo..-t contempt
ible of the many falsehoods urged aaiust him,
was that he wa a Koman Catholic a charge
winch caused thousands of inconsiderate l'rot
etauts ti voim lor .".tr. r"i?rce. At the same
uie. iniiltitiiilcs of honest ln-.h and Uermans,
who almirrd (ien. Scott and v.ihed to vote for
hiin, were by the A'A.r mtvm " induced u
v,,,e him. Thtw. bigoted Protestants
wrre t.Hlrd into voting for the same man that
nllie.tcilhs (lf lhe Ca.holics voted for-to the
. steat f ,he i(pe ll0 ,luullt.
I Bt-rrii.- was a polent engine used by the
! fierce party. Men worked hard to elect Mr.
' roe for the purpose of winning money, a ho
' bave done nothing for Pierce himself.
We have no sympathy for Scott men whi jeo
pardized his success by tiirnisutug his oppon
ents wuh the stimulus of winning money.
The election of Mr. Pierce, settles no prinri
plr whatever. Before his nomination he was
loyally unknown to 9H9 i ut of every IOOO of
diose who voted for him, aud could lie fMC.-e l
oil' in every company and every section to suit
the game. A4Hero"in someouarters, but in
witters Xcuit was to be put tlowft ieiause Ac was
a " military man." A rigid Protestant among
Protestants, yet Catholic priests and papers
praised him. A temperance man, yet the es
pecial favorite of Mike Walsh and lhe Pro-I.i-i
ir Democratic Review. He has succeeded
y she votes of tie Taaifitesuf Pein',lvaiiia,
and the Free Traders of (leorgia of Cotton
hearted Union-savers of New Vol k, and Seces
sionists of Mississippi cf River and Harbor
Improvements men of Michigan, and the Ve
tni.sts uf Virginia of blue-law Conneclicul,
and black leg Texas of Anti-Catholic New
Hampshire, and Catholic Maryland of Free
Niit Xew Vurk, and Slavrrv-Extending South
Canilina of Anti Liquor Maine, and dissolute
Arkansas of Federal Uoston Mil B'echanan,.
and Democratic Uerks and JuncMnbe of
Voung America, and Old Fogy ism Kossuth
Interventionists and Non-Interventionists who
wanted Kossuth arrested for Treason of Pro
viso Wilmot, and Hangman Fiote of the
-htrch burning Natives," and the -murder
ing Io nian Catholics of Manufacturing K.
Island, and Agricultural Ohio of Fillibuster-
ins New Orleans, and honest Piiritandom
Haling Slavery" at home, he says his whole
lite an ! words agre? with the ualumore Pro-
Slavery Platform. Nullifying South Carolina-
voted unanimously for Pierce, at the same time
pretexting against the right and lhe permanen
cy f tlie Compromise -, and a district in New
ork while giving Pierce 1000 maiority.elecled
ernt smith, the prince ot Abolition agitators,
m congress, l ruly
" .Sinrr the lirdi. ril the tva.ta. unit the fl-h flthe aea,
Cttiue ttjin, anil leM-Miic, mmI wuiimin( Ui tltee,
rntht-r aduu,"
nsver as such a heterogeneons conglomera
tion of the antipodes of every ism and opinion
ciliected under one broad Hag. When ih'y
and the tinprecctlcnted multitude of starring
rtlTice-Mkers, bound together by the cohesive
power of public plunder" meet, there will be
a flashing of views and interests such as no
Administration ever survived such a disper
sion as the confusion of rottenes at Babel fore--
shadowed.
Calmly, cheerfully, the Whigs 'bide their
time, liny are twiner dead nor dvine. In
14:SQ, they had no National Convention ; they
rsn riiur candidates ; but the very next Presi
dential Campaign they swept the field by the
unprecedented majority of 150,000.
The Free-Trade, the Go-with-the-Cnrrent,
3id the Piratical pres,and loose politicians in
general, we see are alteady vieing with eah
oiher in fulsome adulation of the "risingjsun.'"
Jur personal and private knowledge of Gen.
.!erc.', has hot impressed us with the belief
that he is a man calculated to guard ours from
?oing the way of all Republics. Still we must
.lope for the best, and give h.m r;dit whire
cheilitis due. Like Lotus Napoleon who was
jqua'ly smooth in prating Democracy" and
!iierty," and in currying favor wuh all fac
tion, and whnse majority was even greater,
Stir thai Barahbas,;Louis, had several millions
majority over Lamarlineland Cavanagli) his
d' stiny" i so far "hicky ;"ipecple all wonder
what design " He who moves worlds as man
moves a finger," has in their eleva!iun..the
F Jmre must reveal it.
We see ft stated that Mr. Pierce is a Candid
a's fur re election. If in good health and heart
as now, we want no better candidate against
him in 1856 than Wis rir.tn Scott. The can
non which formerly awoke echoes all over
oar broad land ft r his glorious victories, are
now shamefully perverted to rejoicing for his
defeat. They may yet proclaim his victory,
and his reward. Jackson and Harrison were
defeated in their first Presidential race, but that
defeat only made them omnipotent in the hearts
of the Jeopftr. WisritLn Scott is this day the
Nation's pride the People's joy.- " Impartial
Truth and History have entwined a wreath of
well-earned glory round his Roman brow; the
harpy band of Faction shall nor tear it off, nor
can lhe sirocco breath of calumny wither the
eternal freshness of its emerald."
CEj'Under lhe auspices of lhe ApaJimidion
and 1is Sertr eaat-aKASrsit, last evening was
appointed for a "Gaias IiLCMiaiTioa" in
Lewisburg in honor of Pierce's triumph. . Two
piles of shavings were accordingly consumed,
without any regard to the expense, in the pre
sence of at least forty boys, bie and little
several dozen candles flickered at the windows
of not over a seore of buildings sundry small
powder explosions were "got1 off!" anil' some
fire-works gin e-o-c ;" but f-ial grand illum
ination, inat torch-light jirocessioo. an that
MifSinborg Band, were (with the general rejoi
cing over Scott's defeat) nntoure. In shoruhe
-durknsss" was "nncom-nnnly visible." We
sha'n't stay long on- the Rio Saline, nor go far
up its desert shores, if the gentlemen- coming
down can't make the ascent more luminous.
Why. sirs; the ungrateful and mistaken people
of Athens of old had a far greater jollification
when ihey from envy of his sterling worth
voted to banish "Aristides the Just," who they
recalled when' danger threatened.
8cott States, Glorious old Vermont the
land of Schools and Churches the star that
never sets " whose soil no slave ever trod
where federalism nor Locofoejism- ever rr
umphed.
Maxmchutrfti the land of Tare Mn the
"cradle of Liberty." "There is Plymouth
Rock, and Concord, and Lexington and Bun
ker Hill."
Glorious old Kentucky the home and tomb
of Henry Clay rhe nursery of warriors and
orators.
And brave Tennenee the chosen residence
of old Hickory,-of Hugh Lawson White, and
James C. Jones. She voted for Jackson, for
White, for Harrison, for Clay, for Taylor-eand
Iced of all fur the cuivalric Winfield Scott!
Cj-ConsideTing how the tide was this year
against us through the Sta'e and Nation, L'ur
County has done nobly lOMT majority fur
Scott ! more than she gave Harrison or Clay.
Lawisanao, (recently 3 or 3 to I Democratic)
gave. a for Polk, 81 for Taylor, 39 for Johnston
last fall, and now 40 for Scott ! Give half a
dozen more Democratic Editors and State offi
cers to Lewisburg, and the Whigs may reach
the IOC, soon.
Old Berks is the Whig banner covmt her
majority is reduced 469 below Lancaster.
From the vote now solled.we are confirmed
in the belief that a rally of all the Scott men at
the Oct. eleciiou, woidd have carried the Stale,
and turned the whole current of victory.
I gBBBHP" - -
5The " Flag" and " Whij
this week conclude their labors. The Ed
itors would recommend all their patrons to
,-oixicribe for the Lewisbury Chronicle.
4&"Frauklin fierce will probably have
'ruin 200 to 212 majority tif Electors, and 1 ti
200,000 of the popular vote. Whether Hale's
vote- will exceed or fall short of this majority
and whether it will be comparatively larger
than Jackson's or Harrison's our returns do
not yet determine. In Electoral voles. Pierce
will probably have the largest majority ob
tained since the present division of parties
Union County 1851
Seutt. l'Urer.
(Official.)
Scott. Pierce.
Lewitbsrg 233 193 40 i
K.llj it 39 H6'
White Deer IMS 131 57
But&U 158 Hit 64
E.MllufTIo 116 SU S7
We ttulfalo 99 92 7
Mimiuburg 73 IvO
Hartley 2 Go 131 12
Liuiettone 9o S4 31
New Beilio 83 60 23
L'nion 5& 139 19
Middlecrcek 71 59 It
Ptnn 300 389 11
Chapman 134 144
Perry 133 98 3S
Wellington 137 100 27
Center IDS 86 09
Cealervillc 117 30 6
Beaver 245 62 183
West Beaver 183 29 155
9081 1904 1124
Scott's majority, 1087
Northumberland County.
Delaware 161 204
Iwi 7 227
Turbut 80 ICO
Milton- 220 124 96
Chiluxmaqne 191 13
Point 84 8
Northumberland 100 164
Sunbury 105 147
Lower Aognala- 43 232-
Upper AukucUi 91 85 9
Ru.h 56 162
Shamokin. 114 251
Coal 36 94
Cameron 0 SO1
Trererton II 1
Jackion. 95 141
Upper Mahoney 8 151
Little Mahonoy 23 27
Lower Mabonoy 213 4 164:
1619 3451
Pierce's majority 892'
oiej 27
10
37
63
151
30
32
4
64
42
189
106
140
58
60
8
40
113
eaJTLe following reported! majorities
for President,' were received: by us np to
last evening
riKHCB.
Maine t,000
New llampsb. 15t009
Rhode Island 1,100-
SCOTT.
Vermont 10,0(10
Massaebus. 7,187
Kentucky 2,000
Tennessee 1,800
Conuectieut 2,69t
New York 6,000-
New Jersey 5,00f
Fcunsylvauia 19,000'
Delaware 23
-Maryland 5,000
Virgiuia 10,000
North Carol. 800
South Carol. (Leg.)
Ohio 15,000
Indiana 18,000
Illinois 15,000
Michigan 5,000
Missouri 12,000
Iowa 3,000-
Louisiana 1,500
The remaining States are probably for
Pierce, ahhongh North Carolina is doubt
ful, and California not heard from.
!9The following are official returns of
the election in Pennsylvania :
naara. Soot. Ifl. Baoov.
Lancaster 6578 11637 53
Clinton 1318 99G
Lycoming 2790 2085 5- I
Uuion- 1994 3081
Montour 1455 8Gi
Northumberl'd 2S51 1610 4
Centre 299a 1916
Columbia 2102 1165
Blair 1341 2590 5
Dauphin 2675 3673 30
Venango 1899 1164 204 2
Philada. City 5366 8908 478 168
" Co. 10056 15655 448 980
Bucks 5766 4928
Lehigh 3493 2993
Montgomery 5767 4701
Northampton 4403 2979
Berks 9508 4913
Bedford 2319 2273
Westmoreland 5609- 3203 119
Mifflin 1620 1392 1
ScbuylktlT 4758 402
Allegheny 7221 S606- 9GG-
The contested eleatioo of John P.
Pursel a Register k Recorder of Nor
thumberland county, by David- Marts; re
salted in favor ot Parse), Marti to psy
costs. Pursel was the regular Demi nom
inee, and had 19 maj. over Marts, Vol.
Demi
In Pbiladefpbia, TTW Bowers, TrTiig
candidate for Register of Wills, bad re
ported some 3 or 400' maj. Mr. Sheet,
his Dem. opponent, contested his election,
bat without success.
New Ouum,. Nor. 5. Tbe steam'
ship Crescent City, Captain Davenport,
from Now York via: Havana in coming
np. The authorities at Havanar permitted
tbe landing of her mails sod passengers
upon the present occasion, bat gave notice
that such permission would not again be
granted. The difficulty is not jtt settled.
i OILS, TALLOW GREASE.
Chi) mineral Faint
orr Dtlt.3. MACHINERY OlU rk:ict.prglloO.
In cakvl varluui Ktxtte. An dn do do
510 Rurrel. HolkKlJ e.AINTOlL. do 6s do do
uuo Msllon. do oo do
la rk of rHie tre. lo do do do
Siu lUrreU TVVNr.RS' iHL. Vaii. klieM Mid quail-
ti. r-oai 3i to eo mit p-r -altna.
15j0 lialion in I'mA of VMrHu .ue. Vfthn-i. klnd
ftul tnui-n- fntu 3j tti Jo c ut per ii!t.
50 Vh 1AI.I.OVV OIIKA-K I. r lleTj Hr,.nr, mvl
lmfe Mehin-ry, in lUro-ln or Cask's X muy 4
Metencv rouired. frtr-e . eent per IL.
liO T..iu OHIO MISKHAI. 1-A1M', la llr.U, t the
lowuiit uwrkrt jnm.
Muchmcrif Oil, warranted not to chdl in the
colile.t wuitier. and coo-i.lereil by ih 'e usiiif it
rjl to Kernt Oil. I&rikd I'uint Hit, equal to
1. 1 oxer d Oil, oilier than lor while.
I am ciMivtanily irciruig larit iplie of the
above SJineJ er icWw, ai.d my mxto t, Small
proliio aud quick inuni- ' If. V. I'itMf,
hli W ater S( (undef the Prarl iM. Ilouae.)
New Toik, Fefc liwt 3iu428 rv York
HUSSEIN CRALN REAPER,
for cutting both Grain ami Grass.
Great ImjirnremfHtt frr lc52 1
MANl FACTl'KKl an4 for sale at the
Lewisbui)? Foundry by
UEDDES, MARSH A CO.
0O AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 st Vear.
"ITTANTED in every County of the United
T V Mates, ailive and enterprising MEN,
to enjae in the sale or some of the best hooks
pullihed in the country. Men of good aililress
possessing a small capital of from J25 to )(,
will have such inducements offered as enable
them to make from :! to $ 10 a dav profit.
The books published by us are all useful in
eharacter, extremely popular, and command
larije salei wherever they are offered.
For furUier patticuJars address fpostae pd)
DANIELS ft UETZ,
rnrcesjors to AV A Leary ft Ct)
Ko. 133 North Second Street, Philadelphia
Cm43
Lightning Rods.
AFTEK many ye'' close investigation and
numerous experiment tha Patentee taken
pleasure in informing the public tha he baa
arrived al tbe t:ue principle of protect lug familiea.
dwelling and properly from the destructive inllu
ice of LIGHTNING. The calamine
tbat every City, Town, Village and i'ouutry fall
victim to etuiually, thro' the negligence of
iu inha' itautn, ia beyond cilculeiioo, eepectally
vrhen the remedy i to eo-J to obtain this ia
found in
ABMITAGES
Patent ftlanrtic ijh.:nirt3 Vxobs,
and in Ihia alone. Thw liod ha br-en examined
hy tbe moot neieniinc gentlemen- in the woil.l
Profegoor M'Murtrir, Johnson, Wallor and many
otbere th;tt have examined them, recommend and
Upeak of them in the highest term of approbation,
and have pronounced ibern the only afe rod in
use in thiaor any other country for the proteotinn
of Live end Property. One aaltaritace i to divide
and throw Lark opart or lhe el.einc Uuid barmlena
to lhe cloud ; in lime ot stroke tbi eneblf the
rod to conduct that portion of fluid I hat belong
to tha earth without the lightet danger of lea
ving lhe conductor. This rod has many other
advantage over the old one. The oidy place of
manufacturing ie in
line St. 3 duort arWe 1CA, mfodetphJa,
where all perron are respectfully invited to call
aud examine for Ihemrelve. For tale Wholesale
or Iteted by TllO'S ARMITAGE.
Them rod have been purchnee.1 and :irceB-
fully ufed by the follow ing Midividaa's, euiupanie
nil corporations, whoae name are cheerfully
submitted :
In and n'ar P ffudlrhia A. A S. nntierf. Reonre
Santziriiiee, Juriae Ibiuilr. Ju.IiTm Coora.1. J. .MulforJ.
JDM Uiimei, i C Clatilry. J. Ilrt-unrr. ti. Hakl-T.r44irad
liiprol, nia BlorKley Alaiiuoue, Anderwn A ltn.lber.-i.
to-. J. j. rntt Jt.lin otrun, TImmi. linirr. Safe- A
llMntt, A. K. tiinfeT. II. Mraiu'.ai. Timm.. Nntt A Tn... Mr.
Ibiwninir. J. . irver, J. W. U atnun. '. Iluniljrr). J.
Itipt- T A Co., J. Nyun, It. Hnrlrn. J. llvenxhire. ti. Ci-p-p-r.
lr. Sharpie-. Mr. Mitrun, S. U-rbU-y. J. UniiUvy.
Mr. iaimd, lr. Paul. S. II. I'ovt-ni A cn.. J. Hinat-nitv.
II. Millar, lhe Kul Hank Uoit-I. the L. S. Arraual. lue
Spritir; lianlen O-mratauoueri' Hall.
tnt suu ry Ata j.rtr Oi-onca Cri.in. Jodje
MVall, Jmlfl Dytn, J4in belwaa, Or. li. At'Murte-,
Boj. rotrLt Mr. liovbiart.
(XjThe only authiHized Agent for the Counties
ot l.'nion. Juniata. M.tllin. Clinton, Lycomine,
N'orUiituibeiland, Montoiir.C ilunibia, Luzerne, ia
SAM I EL HOOVEU.
ITurtUttm, l'nion countu. Finn
Orders and Lite: aJJieid (poat paxl) i Mr.
Htorr, will tie promptly atteuded to. He baa
pal up a number of ili.se Rode in L'nion county,
some of Vrbicb may be seen aa folluw :
1 .v umo.x cvrxTr.
17-niU' To. Mark 1 1 r! fwi-11 v Wm rnr.p Jnh. rr...
..iw-naei 1',-rer. jumii euiim, imviiI ft-jluian, K.nheu
oienrn, oeor-e uieeaner. jirie lie, tin tonrc IImuv.
and Cemiit--iltorV oirtt-e. Litv.tt"n 7. Ji'hn Ki-Ir.
t'nunt Tp. Dr. Charli-s Wilnon. Wathmjl'it Tp. l-ihn
Ktrtila. Sinem Kuurx. t-rea Tp. uaae Cvuidrou. White
unr ip. JUcnael uosiuau.
nscoiiMEXDA noy.r
1'hil.i4., Aoff.13. 147.
T bave thra dav earpfu'.ly i.ieted a enrclurtitr or
l-tlthtnirit; Kr4. with vane and inaex, en-eted by Mr.
TbttniN AnxHUit-e, na llettevne llouiie. Illnureiitr. and
liare oo licettaliuD ill Miinir that it is uotonlv the brt
1 have ever neen, but thnC ir ia the only one I have Tvt
exaiaineil that in mn-trurfi-d oa utrietly ivientiric pnu-i-plea.
It is with ruorh ptf a'ure that I reetiDirneDd ftia
eouauctorto me atu-utiou ut oauersoi huiMingN.
II. M.Ml KTRIB.
t am writ atfVj thnt the Ma-mi'tie uhtnin? Hmt
manutartuivd by Sir. Thomas ArmiUtre, ot l'bilaleiphia.
' ' .-" ii diwip. i naveppent .several
jrwn. iu va wmuy in me laws in elertrlrlty and ai.kjrnet-
. , V . - " ,m cne noils are
rv.u-irii. m-u uj.., ui- t,niy pmipipie or salety. The electric
sWk is rra-iveti au dii-rt by the manrt at the top
if the mI. and it would be imiesible, srtmrUinz to t.
laws of attrarti'tn and reiu!airri. ft,r a l,nll,on.. i.
injun-d by a stn.ke of lichtuine wben proteeted by rne of
u-j aiitainiea ami yr. Armitaire
tor severi-ye:r. and U-f-ire he eorumrrjrrd the nuuiufae-
lure mriie ni I rumraei me principle on wtlirh thov
ro eonstrneted. an-l -lt runtinre.1 that lhi
wnold be att"nded with eorrplrle sun-ess. The inerea.ine
demand for tlu-.a md..an-l the extensive sales in all parts
ef the country, is aruplceommen.lation of their utility and
anperiimtr. TltAI'V K. HALLElt, Mi 1.
PIANO AGENCY.
TXAVIXG been appointed Agent for the aale
IX 01 ,Qe calehrated Pianos, manufactured by
GEO. TOGIIT, PhHad.,
the rrndferaigned would be hannv to aunnlv anv
eiliirii of the Susquehanna coontry who Day
desire an Inslrurnent well made, after the latest
impiovemenls. Two of these Instrument bave
lately been introduced into Lewishure. to which
I am- happ to jefer any one. Tha Pianoa are
are warranted, and if not atisfaclory on trial for
syear, tbe; may be eichanged. Prices reason
able FR NCIS J. GESSNER.
Lewi .burs;, feb 34, IsSS.
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PllINTING,
SE1TLT k EXPEDITIOCSIT
AT THE ''CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Lewisburg.
COAL. PLASTER.SALT.FISH.I RON J
and NAILS, always on band and fori
sa! by D. S. KJtEMER &. CO
JVl7i jfeirai
To Inzalult and tkt Siclt.
TIIB CELEBRATED
Com.G.oek X&tUitlnttf.
in. Th ann.AT ray zjrrBACTiAfCQXxtvn
DlafaV'ourioA U BuruaaLd fttl xtcruaJ P.
t. HALM OF COLL M HI A Lr Ktt.it mw -wtrint
Ul llUIUiill llrW.
o IM!A I K'tkiAHLX LLlAtU, a car far -ui
rv.u K.H-anmtiiii.
4th. SHXAlhTS AfVWSTC OlLtm crtia eur fr
hth. Al JT. f,IX IMfXT.n known rorwfor th Piir.
7th. M'UHUiS hEUi.f,li i tWH-B m xtxm tmmi
It war.
Hrru LOXOI FVS UREA T H'E-TMRX JXf'lAX
PAXAf'HA. f r Colli? ftuti tVrvruih cWHutr ticf prMntiis i
fivem; r Aihmit, Livr Otmpleiuit arxi Buli..u Arf-e
tHn: fr lijrrij'n, IrhliTvlim mwi lyr-n of Artiu;
V.r rfxti"nrj in U m nrl Dislf. and uorvoy enm
Utati; for .-triitrli A'irH-tirvtfi, y pt, I' !, fthxu-toau-m.
It. Thtt srtt point ar it in B--t tat4 t t,ct
nfcr (! pnin. mi l n)rvr It t- tt tnim.
9th. KOLM.yT'tt.KX YEKUIH t.E Vrm il!r)(
far hilijrn r iirittrn !sr-riii.
Uti.. MAX. HKOHXX KKKAT PJlX KILLER
o mi-1iri liaf tt-t-n ti-rt. rrd tht if aw haf p.lj a p-
iw-ij to dm? imtTntlit a .iri-.p. v b tt t-n, and t rfv
tturb wotKlt-rK vrhr-n apili-il xra:ii a or auiit,
1T trirtioD. I h-.t'it-H from IU t r mfwi'-h.
Ilt'i. 8IUULT. S HiiA' lI AXIt Li.D MS
BAXE, fnr dririnaT aw-iv Vrm:n in a nh't tint,
l'ilh. Tits. r.lr.rau-i !f LUM J'LLud 7EM-
I'i h AXct; xtrrrL.s.
.. AiAkTitoi.F.ifEwa i'.vr smrr. ih.
fop ui .r l."itrtn' lr r.it-
14
rk. tlif tn It -nn r-...Hr- .f the h'r.
IMIi. I.LWs BALSt up ntrXAkLUrim K.-mied '
for 'nt. :ruirw. Ar -
iwn. JtA rf( rT rr MRSAPARILLA. Tbi ar- i
cictf iiflff nnthvi all .,hT ."iarwipanllw. aul -till gi.r ;
a;" ifra'al urtiyfnrffnn vr. i
.Till. The- t-.!rl.mlwl r rvt ST II CXG TltEXlXQ '
PtAfTER. nvijv from I JR. LI M rrrt ipp, and & fcMt !
pottilftr ir th ro-r k-f. ;
h. IK. A.l.ES TotTir ACHE DRGEM. A
l;th. tr. ruTt.-TM K !'! Hta-Jr r-r.n-;.tt the ri-ht rr
the I'nilVft Mwf. .. .,f t Ir s l hrti ro.M -p.XTUA 7t D
MXEKAf. If ATf R. ihmi.r at Ilia I'alt i.riiir.-p ef lr.
Wrn. . CCajie. at t. Catlierin. . V Tl.iss iued;ria
lian at'niTve-d a B't.i iev nn I r,j.amTty nvrrr rtcfore
cu.-iirti uv mTJT prt'i- TJ-ltov, i THul pure, and it fi tins
Iv.-. n roiiiaH-nsiurai wwh ia ai.Ttif, vltich araaxtraor
liinanr.
All the re?ne!iepa?efiiHT(Je-ertle. in ALMANAC. t
hetriven H ail who rail where the atdinne are kt. J
"TTl'lE. AM rrTratirii heret.f. r' knr.wn s -t'tiM i
PTO hTS " cr CnMTit'K X HS?fwn?m h. I r it-d -x- .
cu-ireJ'.v to Ir. Lut-iii S. iit.ot.sck: and th-mjr'i th .c- i
nature nt i omtrk fo. -il he rcntiniied. ta" extra
lnlel ith tlie fur ijtnile i-.-nat are of 1t. L. 3. C. wiil iu
future de-i;nare the (.EM INK.
ALL UlHlilj 3JWT WCRI"ir.
MTIkd 1. fOMTOTK.
The afv.Te me-I Wne rn Ie had in Le- iibarr ea'jr ef
J. t J. H AM,.", who ar th nlv deaiera In the fweuiae
tVMSTQKK'J JPREPARA TluXSf. lylUinniia
twm mm - -vrw "
CHERRY PECTORAL
For ! Car wT
rorcHs. colds, doarseess,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPLMi-COIIGUa
IBOlPa ASTHMA AAD
COASIMPTIOV
r- crRP. a ruLi. nt rt ntiAflA'iiF. axd
SOAEXtfSVP THE tiOHV. take te- i jitRfT CrnoML
on e .iiAe to bed, r. 1 wrap a wtsry. to fiei-al (iuriog the
I-oit A rritl AXP rr;rn mke it m- rt mr. noon.
aid erenmiE. aeenrHi to 'l.rTtscn r.n th- U it tie. and
trie ilifflruliw will nraib r remoTed. Nme will ionjj uf-
r r from tLi.w tr ut.'e n n thr tind ;t mu he rpn.Iilv
cured. I'erixm fl!i(te with a aeae tdu-h. wh:rh
hrenk them f ih.-ir reit at nuht, will find. I,t LiLine
the VUrri Pt-rvl .n gning t.i tSey mr l-r in re nf
i und. iiTihniken l mi:. roiiseiietitlT ivfrehiiiie ret
vin at relirC friia .t.'lerirjr. an i an Ultimate rure. is f
f.r.ie.1 to thou-wtn t who av thus aliiicied, hy this io
valnaMe renie I
From itre ecrt eahle etTert in titse ms. mnnT fltd
tteiRJeive.unwill.ngto fiireu iu DMr whrii th ueeentv
:er it nan &.
from two eminent PhT:rian "n
TrTTrT?tir.Tenn.. April lth. 1t.
Sir: T h.T. cien jour t't-ry prrt-,rat an ext n
fie tr.ai in -ur pru-t ee. an find' it to Mir.. e.er
other tvmedr we bave for cunn$ afeetiotiauf the tri
ratory orgatua.
PTt? PieMI.t. k ITAMITOV.
T PrX'iFR AXP Priihif spKAkKhs lb;, rr i
metiT y invniuariie. an ny ltri ilrin on the i;.nt and
I tin cp. when taken in "mull 'jjanT.tTe.e. iV rv-iTtnve
hnareneet in a f w hour, anti witn Wrfully ik ewes t'e
ower an-l f eihilitr ..f tl.e e .
ASIIIMA i cn- Mv murh rv-:ier.,.anl nften wl o'U
tared ly r,e-rji rfr"l. H it three are & m? , nt ,
r.l.-iiii(tt.- a u Ti'- d entlre'r ino m-fviiie. l'ry
Pr.-tor't' wi. rnvf tha-m. if the, -no he i-i revl.
:. H.V'W.'.V -r irr.ljtK.u the tirat and npier
r-rt'ii f 'Ie 'ut tr-. m ruml l-i t.-.e.iT!ir rrrj I
V'ri'. in niiaill ittitl fe.iifut lit-ef. lhe unn'B.firtat.tv j
frT'twi' n i r !i I
R.-. l-r LANSli. ..f iJr.-.kln. X. T.. ntat. rr
f have u". n thet'ha-ri T rVcturnl rure aurh raew nf ;
A'thma and itr n It; tt- a leuih n;e V- tehTe it ran rare- I
j fill to rure thnjw aP ' j
FOR PR Or P. t.i, at ettftirnf sntirvny, tiU
lrwe- hy Inre nn'l fn qiu-nt .ht-w .' th .JV,.rrfc prrtt r.. )
until it yuMatft t!ie JWi. If takru in eM U, it wi'l !
ot fnil fn rre. ;
TTironpfM? wrcT tray tap hn keo up ard '
eared he the ite .f rVn-jy prrUral.
T:TF. 'lX?U F.X7A i ttee.lT rr mnred hy thi- rma- :
Ay. Nilinernu inttn-e. hae Iw-vn Itolired where ivhxle
fnmi'le were prMeered fn-m any sm rioiir n n--iie-n-
wh Ie their n-firhlor without the t'Aerry Prrti-rui, wrre i
utaVritatr frcm the diiraMe
J'-I.tu. Oiii.T. Hth June. '61. i
JVvrt. J. C. Arer- t m-ite t- inP.rn y..u of tde truly- J
lroaTkaWe effri-te of your t'Arrry i (,,at in titin ptare. :
ani in my own family, t'ne of my d-iu-hter i-oin-plett-Jy
mred io three dure of a tin lfu! WIhh ili
Poush. hy t.kin(r it. Ir. MeaTW. one of nr very best '
phyfiriar.P freely otntfn that tie ronrfer it the Iteet n me i
dy we have ft.r pntinainai-T -(ise- and that he ha cured i
more eanea ef Crt-uu aitb tt ihm an ivt.Vr uieditiav he
ever a-lmiirwt--r'l. !
Otr rJerCTmn of the Fapt!t Chimb rats that dfrlnx
the run of Influenza here thi. JeaIn, lit-b. eeii rur-i
from jtnr nn-iicine, he em!d eesn-ety hate beiieft-d
without aeein. Yurf tvpa-e-fuHT,
J. T. FINtXAIK. ! puty'lWtma-ter. ;
Cit?T of at'Tere dieeai-eft ti; on tV laimc he heen af
feettd hy Aerry JWfrral in fueh extn a:e ?aei ai war
rant tiu heiief that remeily hnn at length been ftumj
that ran b dvrended On a eire the i on 'hjt. f'oldis and i
t'onnumption which rarrr f r m our mtdt ihou-an.l-i :
eeery Tt-ar. It in tnleel a medTrine to which the affir-ted
ran lok wirh rtmnilenne for relief, and tUry obould not
fait to avail theirtm-lvei f it. .
rR SPARED AXD SOLD BT JAMES C. A TER,
Practical and AanKtiral t hem tnt, AirU tf'tts.
wFor sale hy C.W. Sciurn. Lswiehirp: J. U.raIw
Milton; Miss M. M'tay Northumberland; tJ. V. Kal. r
New Berlin; 1. Gerhaxt, JMlinirmve ; and by Iuet,
verywhere. Iyiniidr44t chjrqu
DRCG & CHEMICAL DEPOT!
ur. Thornton & Christ,
Wholesale &, Ketail Druggists,
Lricislr.trj, Pa.
OFFER to iheir friends and the public a
large and well selected slock of
Fit MM DHVGSy MKOICIXUS, CHEML
cais, urnund Apices, (warranted pure,)
1'ainls, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs of the
very best quality in the market ; Loolc-ing-Ulass
Plates and Window Glass
cf all sixes; llie iimx.1 popular
FaTavT Miiiici.Tr.s of the day;
together with a complete as
sortment of Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Shaving, Comb, Cloth,
Flesh,Paini,Varnish,Vhite.wash
and Shoe CKl SllKs. Uressingand
Graining Combs, Fancy Soaps, Sha
ving Creams, 1'omade, Ox Marrow, Ex
tracts and Perfumery of all kinds, manu
factured by Jules Hauel.X. Bazin and others.
Also a well selected stock of Ladies and
Uentlemen's FANCY NOTION4, such as
Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses, Twist, Steel
Fringe, Purse Rines ; Bristol Board, Zephyr, i
Crotchet Needles, &c. Port Monaies. Razors. :
Razor Strops, Knives. tegar Cases, Cards,
Card Cases. Note Paper, Envelopes, 4c.
lib Is, rKtlJo, lonlectionaty. rtshinc
Tackle, Ac.
And a variety of other articles too numerous
to mention. Give us a call, and judge for
yourselves we charge nothing for looking.
jvcuicuiocr ibc mammoiD Linig more :
Da.T. A. H. THORNTON
Ang 4,1855 THEO. S. CHRIST
A Bargain
NEW Eockaway Canlags-with
rL tmM fnr four for sale champ hr
tTHARLRB 5. tRtTES.
A.
IvrVe"
! 1
I
,
Tm eViiv.v?!axijed an! itrrrfjj,f,-y erw-it
OVajajtwof thM WOIt larflfl InVlltlQIU 1 Bum ar,
ta.W kanvrn ami their m le anJ refutation Ui v
ent iii0 whi'ia eo-jntrjr ao ex tent: e, that jt wr,tt
aeni anneretaar t Uift tl.eir merit furtbar ftet
omalatecircumwtanrea iiareoccTirretJ which raar
M a natter of dorw to the ptrbl; txH W tt l.otUip
t.ea for while the efheuieral lefwtrrunii uf ifvjd,,.
,
i
aia trnmpated br roiumna throura ts e Prew iti
J
ChrMlci GalTac.c and Jlagneik C OTrtha.
hava been quietl workioe; their wir ataoor Ue
ioe)t luteiLenut anal resiecUble r!aM. im mrm
cnutuntiv arlj.ieinr cure, in an aiarmin; traiawf
ejiwsa-, wbifb have ft.r jfe talfed all lb .! 5
aneviicne and all ihm iaixw i" Scieuca. Taa
i.aaajei arc called
vrn rn.fPT 1 YTJ
' ml in theie dmte me-ficina i of oo avail what
; - It never dn rood arid it often dM barm.
' Hrruj1-, k'liiiai'.ta, B lisivam. LUi.r, BiUar.
ttlU. t'owJn aiul rir.n cf arerv ara alika
' wrthli, f.r tliey vteMkea tl.e wital enwrtM of Lk
( pr)irm-u an s-.ttti. wdii uivler tl.e itransrtav
i aotai; life-rivtny. tiuMve in(!ienceof Bleanifis,
j a aliel l y ti.i- t uU!til lir..vry. ua xbtjtet
tatient anti wankene.1 s'.inertr m rewtoiad to iomav
health, treiifrth. elaw'irity and vigor.
Thee remi!k relate to iurlt d:esaea ai ai r T.
JtAlOlA. 'VI: lOLOKKt X, BKO.V HiTlS. rA.
PIT AT ION of tha HKAKT, Wfc.AKNKSS, an. t
1ALF. DISOItDKKS. attcb a NKRVotS IlKALr
At' HZ. LASrflTt 1K and PFntlNUKNCT, whic
are only other name fr NenroJ-a Deraceeinaat
kPiLKmC KITS and t 4N VLLSIONS, wo.rh ar
tow known to result from non-eqmiibrium
liermc influence; NF.KVOrd THRM01. UtAr.
Nr"..S, which is nearly always cauied by torpiditr
of tha Auditory Ner.ei, and can always r, fmmj
etseraf hv ta Wan-em, when the organ ia nc.letrue4i
DVSI'F'PSI 4. in ita woiat .rma ; PAl.S" and l.,"Rv
LVSS. nniformlv ca'-ieed hv a Jefrjencv of Nerwocp
influence , CHROMI' HHKl'M TIV, TOHftDJTf
of tiie LIVr.K, PAIN in the Sl!.K, SI.LNh.ISH lit
trLATiON. SI'INAt- and- UIP i OMPLAINTt
Vtm IKNiT f NfeHVOLS and PHSH AL tV
FKuf, an all th'e disrrewtn com plai'tts rat..v
nif fmcn a jLRA.Nifc..Vk.NX of ti NEKVtj.$
In the abova prevalent anJ uml la claae of tL.
aaset Narvnua iomptainta ar mac It mora aucM.
ea tiaa m generally imag'iuad---
CHRISTIES CJU.fl.1iG CtEATiTES,
Arc an Abeoiat and Fowl it v ffpalfl
The BF.LT is nsad when the hody or system ftD
rally ia affected ; tl.e .Nit KLAt for cozpituiiis st
tLe Ihnmt, as Asthma anl Bror.ehms. and ef 'Jtm
Hasd ; and tha VltAl FLLTS lor all iin!ers of ta
aims or limhs, as Ithenmatisra, Paiy. Traxurt sua
Sfssmodie affections. These articles a!es:m;tv aa
ti.si aaJiitctad wuh t!: M A'iNK'i'IC FLl IL waic
a--crmi.nies tfaem, and whoa IkiLhuIiy av4 taty
MtVtK sail:
ta? The ajreit perttlT-i'r tnrl ecsl!enr ef taw
OAI.VAMC t t a. Ail V KS con.iais in tt. IVt tfeat
they arrest inl cure diee bv utrm4 awswarenea.
ple.-v of tha tisnol method of Dmeginf and
rhysir-BaiPfi the ps'iect tiil eauanwieH natar suue
hor.c.Milr unaer the inflictin. T'u-y itrmgtkm ur
wot sysfem, t9:utli:0 le rtrt ulann nf ihy Hod, sea.
stefe tW ewvTr-fiafw, tnt tf ere. tr eaftVe enaras. aaA
ee tveer Me $iig trt Urn nndr rirniaasfaoaai
nice their ntndnrtjnn a tit fnited State, oa.s
three years since, mora tlisn
7 5,000 PERSONS
includinr all ars. r laiiee and condition, amoaa;
whotw war a larre iwmo-r ot Lsfiivs, who ar pss
liarly aubjart to Servon Comnlaiata. hme baa
Entirely and Permanently Cnret!,
vhn all hop of relief bad been riven np. ar.rl every,
thmc been tried in vain ! Th henefteial rata't
which har nn.&m;ly attended their use m cocA
dentiy tured to he without m raraliei in the seaa
f V,eHi-al Science, rleryymen. lawvers. and svaa
physicians: lstlies of tha" nia;het ata'nina;; dua
fuisheJ parsnne brliiny elevnted ofBcial statiorw.
merchants, mannfacturera. au.l mechanics; :he poer
and the rich alike; often whole foiires snvr; si
clattes. ranks and conditions, have siialiy eea ra
n pieots. and have equally arknnwleyerl' the won
sroafsn.l olien unexectcU benefits which they havo
ih'is received.
aaT Let it he known and rerremhere-I ths tbe enJ
Nsiural Kestoratue f-r the Nervea It 4;iv-uiiiss,
and that in all Nervous Disease w ikooid
"Throw Physic to the Dos."
To illustrate ih ne of he O fVA." IC BELT,
swapose the case of a person afflicted with that has
of civ.Iiration. D SPKPJ4I A. or any other Chronic or
Servo ns Disorder. In or line ry "cses. stimulaaat
are tsLen which, hy their scion on the nerwas aavd
masele of the stnmach. afford frsaasorerj relief, hat1
which leave the patient in a lower state, and vah
m-iired faculties, alter the action thus rxritad aaar
ased. ?w comvtre this with the effect result
ins; from the an .!;oa?r"n of the (illA'ANX BltLT
Take a Pysjeptic surterer. even in the worst svn
tors of an attack, sni simly tie the Belt ronotl tae
BcJy. nsinfT the -netic Flui ! as directed, la
rhtrt pemul the infen-iMe f.erstration wiil aet oat
fee positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a
eelvanic circulation whch will pass oo to that
ee;a:ive, and thence lack agtn tu tha noaiuv
thns keepirtif cn a continnnus Galvanic circnlatioa
thrnhfnt the system. Thrrs th most severe eaaae
of fSPf.PSiA are PKRMANKNTLY t L'BFD. A
TT.W UAV9 151 AVPLV ft VFIt'l F.NT TO ULAJ1
CATC THt DItA5t: OF VELARS.
MANY THOUSAND
CERTIFICATES &XD TESTTMOHI1XS
from the most intelligent and resnecuM )araoae
residlrtft in every portion of the United fttatas, ecsld
ha nresented. These are sow noiiecessery, hut a
nmerotts selection emhracinr many Btetemeata t$
the most entraordinarv charvetar, suiScieat to C05
TfSCE THK MOSTSrciTlCAL mav behadofiha
autlionsed A feet. Tbe interested aie ym:unf
invited to ttaJ.
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS
Trm ne t ib mot 4iMingiiIac4 Tijth
t Uim ia tbe City f ilev I rl.
"I have been nsin Christie's Galvanic articles fa
quiet way among mv patients for about two vsars
fast, and I confess I am a torus lied at their saccsss
f I am snr a disease ie Asrreus. 1 know jnst what
they will do. In Kr'lptie Fits, r-artrcularlv ia
ehildren; leafr.eea and ARecUona of the HsaJ. m
adults; TSralvsis anrl Palv In all ares rt n4wsrl
rXWr
snide, ef lurpniirr benefit. Althourh I deleft tk
atiarmelea quackery of dvartiseme&ia ead aaws
ptpera, I must express my cor ere end belief
fa the wonderful rirtuea of (.HRIATIKS CthUr
TIVVS. My name is. of course, confidential, hat 1
hall never hesitate to recommaad veir irtiaiat
ail proper occasion n
AKOTHES DTSTAITCE OF CAJTE02.
T D. C. Mosras.e. M . D., Own. Art fcr D
1 MBisTia. New Vork.
ZW Sir. Berne a phvsician ia the vietart ef
sea of your Agents. I has been mark rnurtatl la
the axaminatiori of roar Gal. ante Corativa. aaA
auahly pleased with their praetiral raanlta. I have
observed that they are constructed oa th tree ei
rsae pn'rl (or Ui gmntu. , rW en4 ss
aaaai acralormant o( the Galvanic Carrant, Uarsey
eilin; a diaidaratom. Inn sougrht tnr, but keretossr
ans-iowa. I ehaarfnUy racnwiraenS tha tbr tka
allaviatmii and core of those diatreaeu ellasamle
all ad Itsator Csain.a-ia for skiah ihar asw
harpily and innamoosly dasia-ned.
Very truly yoara. UAVm KICK, M. a
Lasaiatl. Maes. February is, laaft.
ar No troable er ineonveniaaee attatid tfie wan
e ML ciikisrirrs curixic crunm
and they eiav be worn by the asoet leatile and Sail
eat with par fact esse and safety. In asany eaaae
la sanaation attaadin; their as ts aafafcs aawiaaaf
ac4 siranMe. Thsy are acomaaaiad by fall aad
aoaia diraetion fer na. rniphlwte with all sar
tstBiar atey be ebraiaad kraaia, ef law anlwararr
Araol-
Prieesi
Ths Galvsoie Belt, Three DoOiia
The Galvanic NeeUses. Two DollaJ-
The Galvanic Bracelsts, Ona Dollar aaht
The Magnatis Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION
(9 Sever a Cman wis aad Wsnsisss awawAWA
D. C. MOBXHSAD, If. V-
SIKaXnL AGIST FOB. THK VHrTBD STATiB)
SM aawentvaay, asw Isat
inn ta Lswisbnri C. W.etUA.Ilh j-34
tDaiUr& at Ue Gjrsnid. CPffia,
an account irom ose on te ft
aunding, CASH sod aleoO
Wood, heat, Butter,
and meet other Tredar fe boawfttM rjW,ir
A current prfeea
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