Nuntingbon lournat.
Wednesday Morning, May 18, 1859
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Or "One more unfortunate," erring crea
ture, was committed to prison by Esquire
Snare, last week, for six days. The poor crea
ture was a pitiable object to behold.
ser We have been informed that a married
lady living in the southern part of this county
committed suicide, one day last week, by bang
ing herself. We have not learned the full par
ticulars, but understand that she had been do•
ranged in her wind for seine time past.
bur The dog law wont into effect.. in Phila.
, delphia, on Monday last. Animals found thorn
without muzzles, are now manufactured into
glue and oil in short order, rhere is an ordi•
notice on our borough books prohibiting tho
running of dog a at large, unrnuzzled, after a
tortaia date, and we hope to soe•it enforced at
the proper time.
t No observe that our ladies, imitating
the trees, have put on their spring dresses, and
what pleases us most, is, that calico is 'pore ex
tensively use d (or dresses, than formerly. We
prefer to worship divinities in calico.
" If you want a companion for life,
To comfort, enliven and bless,
She is just the right, sort or a wife—
My gill with the calico dress,"
qty How beautiful is the earth at present
with its green herbage, and its trees just leaf
lug, the azure heavens above, the golden sun.
shine and the music of birds. But more beau.
UM still are the flowers which bud and hiss.
80111 on her fair• bosom.
" Your voiceless lips, 0 flowers are living
preachers,
Each cup a pulpit, awl each Icaf a book,
.
Supplying to my limey numerous teachers
From loneliest nook."
Js` A ..black yet comely' damsel was seal
to Pike's Peak (the name given by "de culled
imam's" to our county jail) last week, for the
stealing of tern dollars from her talker. It np•
pears she had a desire to visit " the cite of
smoke," and having not the wherewith Is
fy her desire, as wooly heads are not tees
nod as dead heads on the Central, drew it en
the maternal side of the hence
If we mistake not, she will yet take the j.inni.
free of charge.
" The Reform of our town have been as
'•sheep without a shepherd" for ,Hate time, ow.
ing, 1 believe, to the expe,tation of getting
Rev. Reid. present pastor of the Huntingdon
congregation."
We clip the above from a letter in the Ski,
ley shurg Herald, written from A kxandria. to
which we, in common with one fellow citizon,.
Leg leave to enter our protest. We citio.ot
spare this gentleman from us, and we trust our
neighbors in Alexandria will not think orsueli
ear The Chassis or the German Reformed
Church met in this place on Friday last, and n
considerable amount of important hnsiacna has
been transacted. There are come thirty tnittis
tors prpent, and nn equal number ()Felder,
DA.re had the pleasure of hearing the flee.
Schaff, Schenk, and Fisher, and Revs.
Apple, Phillips, Hasler and Miller, preach 4.t•
ring the week, and it in needless to say they all
delivered eloquent semen,
We have never seen a finer body or learned
and good looking men together.
lilr Our ears were greeted and oar musical
tunny gracioudy touched on Saturday last by
the soul-stirring 'harm any' of the first Organ.
jut of the season ; who made his appearance
to the delight of exhttherant urchins, and the
edification of a few " dem foine fellos with
down covered chins supported by standing col.
lard. Gentle Annie was lirst dolefully de
plored
. .
"Thou wilt come no mote ' gentle Annie,
Like a flower thy spirit did deport,
Thou art gone, alas, like the many,
That have bloomed in the suunnitr of my
heart."
And then in rapturous music the gnoJ traits
of Oldllog Tray were ground out t
"lie's gentle and he's kind,
You'll never, never
A better friend than old deg Tray
Mess the poor Organ-grinders fur the sake
of the amusenaent they afford the juveniles and
the aforesaid "dean foine
Sean. Kto.—They have a Sickles affair over
in Altoona, which is thus noticed by the Stan.
dard :—'' It appears that a teas stained Lehr
had is his employ a young lady, who loved her
toaster not wisely but too well. This excited
the jealousy of the lawful wife, who raised a
rumpus in the house and kicked up a fuss gen•
amity to almost any other wife would have done
under the same circumstances. The husband
did not like this conduct of his wife, and en.
deavored to calm her feelings by pointing a pis
tol at her, accompanied with the threat of
shooting her. His wife thereupon had a war•
rant issued for his arrest, the failure to execute
which ereated considerable excitement. Lehr
was finally arrested and escorted to a Justice's
office, amid the threats and jeers of stn excited
crowd. He was consigned to the Lock lip fur
safety during the night, and was liberated the
following morning on bail. And there the
matter rests at present."
pir The criminal record of Blatr county,
for the April Term of Court, presents a for•
satiable appearance. We extract from one of
the Hollidaysburg papcm a list of Cades dis•
posed of.
TWO cases of selling liquor on Sunday and
to minors, were continued.
Paul Long, for larceny, wad sentenced to 10
days imprisonment and $1 fine and costs.
Pour eases of assault and battery were dis.
posed of by the usual ser.teuccs of fines and
imprisonment.
• Geo. W. patinals, fur keeping a Gambling
Masse, was sentenced to pay a line of $2OO, as
well as the coat of prosecution.
Six bills of indictment were returned against
one Otho Harlan by the Grand Inquest ; the
case, however, has been continued. •
Edward McCabe and A. J. McKee, convicted
of larceny, were sentenced to pay a fine of $1
and costs; each, and the former undergo an
imprismonent,in the Western Penitentiary for
the term of two years ; the latter undergo a
like imprisonment for the term of two years
and six montLs.
As usual, numerous cases of fornication and
bastardy were disposed of. The defendants
generally agreeing to pay the usual charges;
one only refused the annul arrangement, and
he chooses rather to undergo three months im
prisonment and then be discharged by the pro.
visions of the insolvent laws. One other fel.
low gallantly married his girl.
[Correspondence of the Journal.]
Waterstreet, May 12 th, 1839.
Nit. ;—having read with interest ac
counts of many small villages, perhaps to; ac
count of our towns might not be ucinteresting
to some ot• the Journara readers. Any ono
who has ever gone up the "blue Juniata"
(and those who have not should go as soon as
possible) may have noticed among the moun
tains the outskirts of a small village. Front
the river, all that can be seen of this beautiful
town, is the mill. if you follow up the road,
however, leading along a beautiful sheet of we
ter, known as . Mytinger's dam, (where the fish
are us plenty that they can hardly wag their•
tails) you will soon enter the village of Water
street—one of the most romantic villages is
the State. If you wish to see a Paradise on a
small scale, you can walk over the hill into
Shaffersville. The first building you will no
tice, is the church ; and every Sabbath morn
ing you will see the ladies of the town and vi•
citify with their new calicos mt , and their faces
smoothed into a churchgoing cast, hurrying to
the sanctuary. The men, with their patent
leather and swallow-tails on, and a huge piece
of Sunday cavendish in their pockets, with a
square inch of the saute in their mouths, may
be scot in small groups standing around the
door, or settled on the fence surrounding the
yard—all waiting for the Mile old man on the
white horse to arrive. There is also the school
house, and the other it,, itutions.
The inhabitants of these towns are courteous
kind, generous, sociable, brave, hospitable bon
es . frugal, industrious, enterprising, honorable
ISMS ithiding, church-going, God-fearing men
and women. No one, we think. with moderate
sensible views of happiness, could help being
happy in either of these towns. Tho men ne-
ver swear nor go crazy ; the women never
scold, and always have warm dinners on wash.
ing days ; the babies never cry, nor take the
measles nor chic kenpox ; the dogs nevm go
mad ; the cats never fight at night, nor no'
men in daylight ; the hogs rover get the ehol.
era, neither lire the nice choleric. The school
master is well pool, the widows well oared for
—especially the young ones. There ate no
old maids, no ugly women, on scarcity of In on
ey, no flies it, summer, no itch in winter ; eve
ry good thing is plenty. Provisious ace so
choap that taco can work for nothing nod
grow rieh.
We think ou• friends in the large towns
should visit as during the summer, try the cook
ing at the hotel, the punt mot Wain air, and ex
cellent water ; for ire Mom purer water, bright.
el' ...Ain , : higher mountains, faster barges ,
bigger betties meat prettier nomu than any
othe: torus of equal giae. We had nearly for
gotten to mention us a particular inducement
for strangers. that v e have alas an excellent
ravvyard, so dint it you should die—which is
rag improbable, as there is quite a number of
persons living here nor, and have lived here a.
burr time, not one of whom has ever died once
—p.m will not have to be thrown out in some
fnu•e corner but you will be laid up snug and
dry as every honest man should. There has
nothing of importance transpired here lately
except a case ofsheepslaughter not man slough
ter, by the dogs of the town. The dogs were
tried by a jury not of their own choosing., found
worthy of atath, and sentenced to be shut, ono
in the head, and the other in the back. There
seas also at fish serape afloat, but as fish stories
arc not believed, wit will say nothing. If any.
thing of importance should occur, you shall be
apprised of it. Oxn or To.: NATIVES.
" Node" , No. 2, —To " P. Pun 'ans. ,
'Tis all in vain, deny it as 1 will,
Genius like mine, will nit and eat lie still
Like Hanquo's ghost, it heeds no threat nor
frown,
E'en braying Punkin cannot keep it down t
Since it is so, 'rise muse of Smith! nod sing,
What `great effects from little causes spring:'
Had Jonah cover disobeyed the Lord.
Who would have heard of Jonah's famous
guord.'
Great gourd! which on the prophets cabin hung
And from whose womb the Punkin race hiss
I sprung.
(Mother of Peter . :—long•eared Peter Punk—
How low, alas! has thy descendant sunk.)
Had Mr. Minim owned a knife or sword,
To slay the ass that backed' before the Lord,
Squash Hollow's Jack had never tuned a lyre,
Fur Ilalnant's Liss was Peter Punkin's sire.
So thus we see that little things are great,
When viewed Hum' nature, or the book of tote.
A braying ass, a guord that sprung from sand,
Has given the pact' Plinking ' to our laud.
Despise riot then, the day of little things,
You cannot tell the many joys it brings.
Had cruel Mullein mute - his speaking mule
Punkins bud never lived an ass and fool.
Ne'er week by week—like the familiar toad,
Half froth, half venom spit himself shroud,
In smut, in spite, in politics, in lies,
In fuss and feathers, and is blasphemies;
In language vile, in every tho't obscene,
In billingsgate, in every jest unclean;
Nor never fished the realms of filth for wit,
Wallowed in ruts and miry pools—nor yet
By such vile odours given a greater force,
As oiled by macic juices for the course,
Arose refreshed from the effluvia strong,
iiiitre.ne; life, to scou r and stink aloiig.
But vain 's my Boum no hoarse heroic base,
Drowns the loud clarion of a braying ass,
I've learned enough to heed the general rule,
No creature smarts so little as a fool.
l'rove bins an ass—ore down the pen you've lain
The fool is at his dirty work again.
But al we'll flap this bog of gilded wings,
Beetle of dirt, that buzzes, stinks and sings:
This monstrous thing, that lives on filth and
grass,
With Pun,. in head and all the rest au ass,
Again dear Pete we lift our hat, and with
A bow profound subscribe ourself
Jane Sawn.
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have it in a glare or perfect saNty, and where
interest eon be slanined for it.
5. Th e mcnev received from depositors is in
vested in rcr:m. F:STATE, 'MORTGAGE s,
011.013 ND RESTS. and such other first-cht,
securities us the Charter directs.
6. Office linurs---Every dnv from 9 till 5
o'clock, and on Mondays and 'Thursdays till S
o'clock in the ev,mitm.
1,. lIENNEII. I'n•..il
ttaBERT sELFRIDor,
NUL J. HEED, u , p l.
I,IIIECI'OIIS :
lion. Beery L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. 13•Irry,
Hobert T.. Selfridge, Francis. Leo,
Joseph Yerl:es,
Henry Diefleoderi
Sand. K. Ashton,.
C. Landreth Alums:
OFFICE,
WALNUT STREET,
80.11,VElT cats RR 0,11111:1,,
MITARPEELKILIo
W. F. THOMAS,
AMBROTYPE ANn PHOTO° RA
ARTIST,
PROM Pll I I.A U I, I' II I I,
-AT THE COURT ROUSE
DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
.1 Nn
LIVER PILLS.
W E bog leave to call the atten
tion of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr Chas M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz.:
THE VER\IIFV E,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most satis
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE .LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMI NG BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de
termined that 1)r. M'Lane's Cele
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and com
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FUXIN!) BROS. Pittsburgh, Pu.
Beaters and Pity...lend ordering from `others
than Fleming Br, Mil do, well to write their emcee
and bthe none boa Or .11Lanes, prepared by
Fleming Bros. Pabiburgh. M. To those eirilling to give
them n trial, we will lbrward per mail, poet paid, to any
part of the United Slide, ono 5,, of Pin. tier twelve
three-cent puetagn elampe. or ono VIII! of Vermifuge fur
fourteen three-mut momps. All orders from Canada met
be accompanied by twenty cent:, extra.
For snie in Tlnutingdon by John Ilenti and
5.:4, Smith, and dealers generuHy through the
mm,y. Niny 11, 1859.-Iy.
;F;MM4
DR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
DR. 1100FLAND'S BALSAMIC
CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines of the present
age, hare acquired their great popularity only
through years of trial. Unbounded satisfac
tion IQ ;WWI.: :1Y ,hono in all eases; and the
people hare pronounced them worthy.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Debility of the Nervous System,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from a disordered
liver or weakness the stomach and digestive
organe, arc speedily and permanently cured by
the GERMAN BITTERS.
The Balsamic Cordial has acquired a
reputation-surpassiny that of any similar pre
paration extant. It will fore, WITHOUT FAIL,
the most arrere and 19lly-sbrnding
caovEß Sat tro ANTIPHLOCISTP SALT;
.., ! A Pelle° sblutitute
keir For the Lancet. Leeches and Blisters Hi
when the undersigned, after a long, series of
".' . laborious and costly experiments, became fully
! confirmed in his conviction, that the Antiphlo
•—. • :";;• t ' - --aass— e ,., ; castle Salt 'Vlach he now -has the happiness to
▪ i : :
~.,, ' ' ' ''ass iee ....." . ......, --" t e - '4
present to the American public, was ,t
7.7'.. all i kallifiNir - ,`,atc,N 4 . ti... - ... 7,. ! PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
~ •-.441114 tri t .•,•'...l"ak,•' : ,-- .a . rorß , l v o n o s d ; l o ci a tiug,
, Leeelms anal Blisters, his
11t,
N 1 alai
'''
-,'''--
a , gitatel that he could not sleep for
1 many nights. The cause of his agitation was
"a- ;..- - 'at ; :: • ' ..i. - - ' e.,- . • the striking fact, that themannet of its operation
• a... -a,
-,i hake that of the viral fa vaccination, , ("mild not
• st..‘'.'• - • - '-`;-' ' he sansfitetorialy explained upon any known
principle. flow, in what way, it so effectually
3%/E.A.01 - 13EINT3M/S. subdue , ' lachiminatory Disease anal no others,
was at first wholly inexplicable—hay on further
NEW STYLES—PIIICL't i'llOM Ssta to $125 experiment, it was prov,i that it equalizes the
EXTRA CII.inGR Or $5 rOR ni:MMEIM. 17,1;./.: 0/ the body, the want 6t an equilibriem in
- - ------ ' which, is the sole cause of inflammation, Such
49.1 Broadway, N. Y. 730 Chestnut St., Phila. is it, potency, that like the vaccine matter, :it
______..........-. 'requires merely 'sat adheres to tho point ofa quill
These Machines sew from two spools, as pairs dipped into it solution of it, to effect the entire
chased from the stare, requiring no r:-winding ,vstena —but must be instantly used to prevent
of thread; they Item, Fell, Gather and Stitch, atcoompos'tion and secure Its full virtue. Three
inn superior style, finishing each seats by their Till's in acme. :and . tw . it in chronic diseases,
.e t eiy ,4 mar, tin she h eat, pain and fe br il e ne-
Own operation, without
.recourse to the lanai- that have Ra b a i ded, and a cruet coca effected.
needle, as is required lay other machines. 'They ' When it takes the place of blisters, ointment
will do better end claeoper sewing than a seam- and leeches in local affections, as Brain Fever,
•
stress can, even if she w.
ail. for one cent an Croup, Toothache, Pleurisy, abe
administration is two-fold. "(See (" its tnode of
Sayan' of &s
-hoar, and are, unquestionably, the best Ma- „,,,.i„,„. 0,..)
chines in the market fur family sewing, on ac- The discoverer hat withheld it from the pub
count of their simplicity, durability, ease of, lit' till row, by the Niviee of a:P.. 10,400 i PhYsi
management, and adoptation to all varieties or. chin :anal suitable friend whom he consulted—
it gentleman known and felt in
-the medical
family sewing—executing either heavy or fine world—and who desired to submit it to the test
work with equal filed ity, and without special of experiment. After witnessing under his own
scrutinising eye, its signal quantal' over both
adjustment. • : acute and chronic iiglanunatorg diseases, in re
els evidence of the unquestioned superiority pentad
and ce . cepe „„d tr im s, he eit c ce d $2 ,.
of their Machines, the (11tOTIM S.. BAKER Sew- I 000 to Conte in no it special anal equal partner in
'Nu M MALIN I, Cantatas beg leave to respectful-: the Recipe for its mataufeeture, but the propo
i sal was rejected.
ry refer to the rullowing
The, disuse of the lancet and blisters, is de-
TEsTimoxit I.s. mantled Math by humanity by humanity and
"Having had oac of Grover & Baker's 'Ma- a sjence, It it not a mistake, to suppose that
chines in my Gutsily fur nearly a year end a halt n hettle of boiliug water (the inflamed blood)
I
I take pleasure in rot:amending it us every way will cease In hail, by dipping out apart of it—
reliable for the purpose lbr whiath it is designed i or a cask °Chad eider (bad blood) he made
—Family S.•winar."—.l/,.. Joshaa Leavitt, 11 . 01, I good, by drawing a portion of it? Is it not a
ef fire. lie. Learitt, Elitoe qf N. Y. /an/qui:abut. ! initatahe, to suppose that blisters,mnirubefacients
"I confess myself delighted with year Sewing wall reinove inflammation, when they virtually
Machine, whirli has faecal in my family fur ma- staperadd one inflammation to another? The
air months. It has alwayi hem, ready liar duty, late hr. B. "'uteri...sot of Harvard Universi•
re , ffiiritag no adjustment, and is easily adapted t.)", said " 1 al. "dek of learne d gnael ,,, e •o' One
to every variety ~f tinnily sewing, by s i m ply ! of tlic inost Mitten] physicians In New Englued
„I, ‘ „ ig h ig i t,,,, ~,,„,1„, of t i,,,,,,it. , _3/„. Eti,,,,,,/, ' acknowledged just before Lit , .. death, that 'Mc
...,,.;,.4;„,,,f, „-,);. ~' )1„.. /,.. Sfri,V,,,,/, E i r,,r.
~ ,: 11, m w
been doubting fur any years, ether flood
. a
letting surf blisters dial nut aggectraie rather
I that attest discas," Sonia who stand
" Art ' lr Y l " ,. ."'" l ' llin ' re " t t'''oo:l laa`-itl ""' 1 high in the Old mid New school, have quite r
-1 l' rcl. '"" r """' "" " e "' llll °I. i " ' ll " "cil Y' eently espousint Iti„lews and now openly coa
ttail the perfect ease with which it is managed, I
i fo o s is , ; , l ' .. l .4 m i T ki l i t i e „, l , lev t e ct :he wi l e tn i. et, Batons leeches and
as well as the strciagth and durability of time a' ! benefit one—
"""'' Art" lung "P" i ""' -i j ' et eu "'"' They think there is a meaning to Dent. 12, 23
to speak in this isituner, anal to confidently re- a
,—Get. o, 4—andimvit. 17, 14tntat "Tilt,:
C.lnnenil it f" every variety ( """ i 'S sew ' n ''' '' I atom, is Tim mpg." It is not the excess or
—,
3 . 1 .• E. 1 - 1 . S P"""" , ".;-/' O h ' Edit " ` 4 1-I ''''' ' '' blued (there never is too lunch) that CaUse9 di
',,,,, .t-rer. , seam, but the wart of a balance between the
' "I have lased a Grover & B at her Sewing Mit• : finials and solids,
chine for two Years end have faunal it adapted ; Tilt, siocial excellence of the Antiphlogistic
te :ill kinds cat family sex tag, f r om Cambric to ' Set:. is that without the useless loss of blood
it,,,,,leioda, Gmments famine been worn ont a - aital strength, it effectually subdued intlamnlato
- the raving reap di a stit•ill• The Me- Iry diseas, (,o others) by producing an equili-
I , bi"l , i , '-' ,, IY , "I't In Order, and 6 easily used-" ' brit. of all the fluids in the body and a vonse
; ---lks. •I. I , 11 . -t ,,,,, ', "Vi, rat' 11t , Gee, liVi. ! fluent unintcrimpted circulation. It exerts, liko
i de, N. :• ', . the vaccine matter, and extraordinaty intim:Mee
"Vour Ilaclmitse lots been in use in' ~ .- e r the veto and arieries—resaltiug in a grad
my family thy_. : , ,s1 two years, and the ladies' tial demiue of inflammation as indicated by the
• -t in -•.• a • : snit their testimOniads to its , pulse, which asmtnes its natural state as the
!calla, a ' • a
Per!ect :: ' ! t•-' , ',•• , s, as well as labor-saving heat, rtitt an, fvver tiiisappear.
qualitic. ' . i' . ueillarinunce of family and , (,-;,:,`' Many medicines offered MT sale, are
Ituuseht.! , - -.vie,. '—nobtri Lioueourn, N. F. i barked by doubtful certificates, (their choir sir
tan,,,- „..„ . .,.,d ~,„„t h a we have Graver & D a . I the) and claim to be universal renticlies, curing
ket's Sewing Machine, and have come to the \lda toall'lles — s burteNue on common sense;
conclusion that eye, lady Who desires her sew- As the discoverer of this Salt, solemnly protests
in /,,„ faipily ~,„/ va l,./ . l p ,i,,,,,, wool! h e „„,„, I a,,aiiist having it . placed in the categcry of
fortunate in possessing onc of these.Eci,abia frambuilla impotitauns• he has resolved that at
' mid indefatigable l 'iron needle-women,' whose shall go - forth to t h e world, U. the Pare gold
I combined q „ a lia„ of e c „„ ic . ~-,.„,, „, a / ~i,„,,,i_ I dollar, with no
liana,
plan . its crue l I al
-1 c ,,,. ai ,, 3 i5 ,,,, 1uA bi e, ,,_ . 1 . ir . 31,,,,, , d„, y hm. 0/ I Ile : . if the publ . tellnd it genuine,
.they wil . re
f ,4 . ~,„. p. la/arms, ~...,1 i, ,. of lima J„,,,.,. I cei,e it—if spurious, they will reject and con
, a Munn it. Instead of being a panacea for all ills,
Extr"" "r . letter r""" That' R. Lany ' ll ' an ' it has control over but utn: ill,—lnns but one aim
American gentleman, .w resident in Sydney,
__,.„, .. ,
, at mamma. but ore Heil% to wit, annoy.
New Smith Wsles, dated January 12, 1558: ! __,.._..,, . . .
.. . form
1
t IMAToity DISEASL—Wintle , el he its torni
1 ' , II had at tent made in Mellaturne, in 1853, in ,
ur locality—wether in the head, throat chest ab
yards W., domen, extremit•es or skin. It is ttSkekl. /tote
, n e h , 'l v o i
which I t t l t o .r n a c t ~ , , .. i . ai s i o ,
o u n v e cr o tar t e i ta . : ( l r ot ,, istiz i l ia.L.,,,
ma_
it doe s thisl—simply by restoring the lost hal
; :Mines, and a single seam of that has latitstatud • ant ., ~,,,,,,"l l the fl uids
cud
solid,.
all the tloob/e seams sewed by sailors with at nee- , ''
The Ibllowing different /owns which the un
alle and twine," balanced fluids assume, and many not here taco
'air thane,. mild ' , Wiled asp &one his tour- boned fiat have more or less heat, pain or fever
by Males, he would sing the advent of braver' Ole others)are as pelifect ly cured by the Anti
& Baker as it more benignant, miracle of a:: phlogitie Salt, ns tire is extinguished by seater.
than was ever Valeatt's smith. Ile would a'a. I. Lases where the tinbaletteed fluids affect
tionnce midnight shirt-making as 'the direful t i ts iii.,,,, anti ~,,i 1c, ,,...,,,, wi i , i i ,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,. ,
' spring of woes unnumbered"—Prep: Nettle • pi, 11,,,,,),„.),,, j afi „,„„, cd Eyes, Emma aca Seas',
"I take pleasure is saying., that the Grover,', , roa t '/ , ,, Naasaligiai, L' a aispelas, Catortit, Croup,
Baker Sewilig falai:hits, littee more than sii•• Looetaitis, Vic.
tallied ins expeetetiou, After flying And rent, 2. Cases where the unbalanced fluids effect
',big others, I have thy. or them in operatios , flav Cam.. mail Ann05....—t0 wit ; laillanull
its my different places, and, after boar years' ' 1.,,,,,, "ref Lie, r, Colic, Maris it, Coughs, byspepe
trial, have to fault to lira!:'—,/, IL Ilunalloaul, ssar, Asth.saa, / a rors , 1 b . „,w ma .„, /b ora I files,
.S'enatur ey .. , tatath Carotin, t iooneil, a, rentri . 4ll, ~ C•
"My ,tho has
had
ono
Or Grover & b . , ker . , ! a..C.tseg where the unbalanced fluids effect
am satisfied it is one of the best labor-saving a l'""fa ( toot: •`''i a :Voa , !frets, ( hilleoa , l (. 1,,,,,, 5)
Family Sewing Machines for sume time, and 1 a the hyrnE3l!TlE ., illtdbitts— , tu tilt; /,.1/!,e.tium
•. " , ins and other Cutaneous Affections, &e.
mat:lines that has toren invented. I mks 'tacit i Chicken 'sat Sad/ Par, Salt !Mem, with itel,
pleasure in recominontling it to the public. 1 s i . his salt reetly
eneeietes
ulna iiithueniatory
J. O. Ilarris, Goocenor Pi reautcs , t ,
, pains peculate to married ladles, (before and at
and Pats evo'''""ia! a the time of continemetat) and manv Mantle rom
s
plaiots, anal is very etticatious in 'Fever, Ape,
in;r ' i li a::x( b .l e ,:n u , t e lr . ` , l t l ol l'i g n o g, :d humor. NI aa• 'at ,
Wounds, Nervous 1111t1 Spinal Aft :nations and
Catholic I sh'eulal insist UDOII Sabi. 01,), ..:lII4i
Baia' having an eternal holiday in "...Ili. - ' anyuther forms of (mark this)inflaMMatery di
sease, attended wtth heat, pain or febrile symp
ration of their pod deeds for humanity. . —Cus
s/as 31. tiny. toms.
"I think it by far the best patent in use. This l
(Er Persons who have a tendency of blood
Machine can be adapted front the finest cambial,' to the head ar heart, or lead inactive lives, or
to the heaviest Nassau'e. It sews stronger, ; breath Me impure air of manufactories and the
faster and awe beantifially than ewe casts into- I poisonous Mutes of metals and' minerals, or Ike
gine. II mine could not he Told:teed, money 1 is unhealthy climates, are exposed to a partici
, could taut buy it."—Mrs. J. G. Wawa, Naeh.line vitiation of the fluids of the body, which one
I
1
, •i//e, Tom. dote without interfereing with the diet or bus' •
,1 0 in its 1 mess, once in three months, would invariably
work; is easily understood anal kept I
' "It 14 speed , veer neat, . and durable
repair. o 1 , preveti,. It is beleived to Milani protection from
infe i etiotto disease, and therefore travellers,
savors , and soldiers should supply themselves
earnestl • recommend this Machine to all say uc- a
quaintanees y
and uthers."—.
"—.lira, . 11, ' 1 • I. "'"''' with it.
Monjahis, Tenn. i eir While many nostrunt-makers victimise
'We find this machine to work to our satin-
; the good natured and pill-ridden public, oy or
recd.', and with pleasure recommoud it to the deriag "from six to a dozen boxes of bottles,
public, as wo believe Grover & Baker to be the 1
best S' m cut e any malady." no matter what—the u Sevin;;.lueltine in use. Brothers, . aersignell is happy in being able to state, that
Allisonia, Truth the tierevilbt forma of recent inflummatery di
"lf used oxr i os i roly f or fi„oily purposes, w ith 1 sease, was over come by one Acute package,
ordinary care, I will wager they will last one a out! the most obstinate and long stundiug by
'three score sears and ten,' and slaver get out 1000 ['broil. package. It does just what it
of fix."—Jahn E rai ki ne, N a g ai: ilk , T ara .. ! claims to do—and no mote, or less—equalizes
the fluids by removing from the system all ar
"l have had your machine for several weeks, serial and senoubobstructims.
and am perfectly satisfied that the work it does iti," Fleas let your neighbors read this.
is the best anal most beautiful that ever was.— a F. COGGSWELL, M. D.,
Maggie dlimiso, Nashville, Tenn. i DISCOVERER AND I'llOVRIETOR•
. For . talent . ~t he, Cheap Drug Store , of Samuel
"I use my Machine upon coats, dressmaking, '
anal fine linen stitching,- and the work is atlini- I S. 81111 t 1 lt" . • thaaaiiiagdcm, l “.
I rable—lhr better than the best hand-sewing, or ; lab.l6 th 1850.
i any other machine I have ever seen:'—/.dry
ALTOONA, Blair co., July 3,'55.
, B. Thompson, ..Vashailk, Tenn J. D Sarum:noun, LtwistOwn, Pa.,
"I find the work the strongest and most beau- Dees Sir—Mr. Wm.
.. , tiful I have ever aeon. made qither by hand vr TININIIAVOII, who lass teen suffering several
a machine, and regard the Grover & Baker ma- years from rheumatism, got so ill that his friends
It blessings to our tad relatives were summoned to witness' his
e s t ex h . l2 . s .lh' ' s. n? '/Il o y f fo t r i , in e'VEhTiti e c , , t 7'hini. , death. I inclueed his friends to try the virtue
"I have ono of Grover & Baker's Sewing Ma- a of your preparation—they did so, as the last re;
chines in use in my fa n fly , lid find it mvalua- a
; sort agd, to their astonishment and joy, he be
n t o , got anti
stout
and now.
. Mso
•
Mc. I can confidently recommend it to all per- so Mr as im l p rove
know he is better
halo and te stout man,
...is in want or " Inachlne'"—G' T. 17 "'"P"" , a This is net the oily case whore the GatvaxiC
Xis/it-111e. Tenn.
; Ott, has surpassed human expectations. lu
I "I take pleasure in cedifying to the utility of , avery case where I have recommended the Qtr.,
the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines. I I111"0 ! it has done what it promises to do. Send us
used nun on almcst every description of work another s2o's words.
a• ; for months, and find it much stronger than work Tours truly, 11. LEBER.
- I done by hand."-31es. Lb. W. IV/teeter, Nashville A 18, '58-1v
, ... .
I Tenn.
"I would ho unwilling to dispose of my Gro- tbat - a vahom[l .
rem & Baker Machine fora large amount, could The Subscriber respectfully 'dorm the Pub
-1 not replace it again at please. o."—Mrs. H.C. iit, that ho is prepared to receive and unload
score:, Nashville TeMl. Cam containing Lumber, Bark, Staves, Shin
" Our two Machines, purchased fromyou, do glee, Coal, Iron,,tc.
the work or twenty young ladies. IVe with E. SCHREINER,
pleasure recommend the Grover & Baker ton- S. W. Corner Broad & Callowhill Streets.
chine to be the best in oso."—N. Stillman 6. Co. • Philadeldbia,
Tree. ' - - • •-_ .. ^
Jan. sth 183%—Gut.