gar Nat:like b..*(pritte3-gt.letteliflcred ip upon. some men's faces, which, is hon..- pretr arnioit'Whrever Pre,sented: ."` Sure, a shrewd' and "generous man (who lutiled• an hone.st - life' unfit iras'no secret -I)lushei . for conscience ). grows simplex ,as he grows 'Older arrives-at'his sum of :right by lepre_rapid processes of calcula !earns; to elier.nate, false armitnents .more readily, and hits the mark of trath -with lesa'previous trouble of aiming, and disturbance of mind. Or is it only a senile I . t delusion, that .some of our vanities are ;cured with our growing, years, and that _we becoMe inure just m'our prec r eptions ,of our own and our neighbor's short-com ,lngs ?-I 'would humbly suggest that l - young people, though they look prettier,',, , have larger eyes, and : not, near do many wrinkles about their eyelids, are often as -artful as some of their elders. What lit- Ile monsters Of cunning your frank school boys are I How they cheat mamma! how they hoodwink papa ! how they humbug the housekcener t how they cringe to the big boy for wliora they foe' at school ! what p. long lie and five years' - hyp - oeFliy and pottery is their conduct toward Dr. Birch And the little boys' sisters ! Are they any better, orbs it only after they come Out in 'tle world that the little darlings 'hen a trick pr two ? - ---Th.ctekergy's Vir ginians." THE FEMALE Ifrxn.—The influence ofthe female mind over the stronger mind of man, is greater, perhaps, than many are willing to ac 'knowledge : Its Operations are various, and some men struggle fcareully to disengage them "pelves from it' llut this we believe, that, more pr less, all met} liaie felt its power, - and those perhaps have ennrienced it to the greatest ex tent who would have supposed they despised it most. A woman loses many of her charms, ead z consequentlyi much of her power, in the opfuißms of many, when she ranges herself on .the side of that which is wrong ; i 3 irn. VOSSible to calculate the influence of a Virtuons -woman, when that influence is exercised with tenderness and modesty. The ruin produced by a bad wotran may be sudden and violent, 1 And compared to the bursting of a volcano, or the overflowings of the ocean; but the intlu:- paces of a virtuous woman are like the gentle Idew and Morning showers, which descend ;4- lently and softly z and are known only bytheir effects in the srmling aspect of the valley, and she autumnal brapche's. • . " THAT PREAOFUL QUESTION,"--Talfourd's tinged); of "11)1;0' overrhns with big and bean- Wirt thoughts. When lon announces to Ole tria.nthe that they. Must separate, she ask.; : f' And shall we never see each other ? " lon- 7 (rifler a pause) Yes ! I have .asked that dreadful question of the hills That look eternal; of the flowing streams That lucidlow forever ; of the etars, Amid whose fields of azure my raised spirit Seth trod in glory; all were dumb ; but now, 4 While I thus gaze upon thy liviag face, I feel the love that kindles through its beauty Can sever wholly perish; we shall meet Again; Clemanthe ! - • • 'Springfield.(lll.) Journal has received the following conundrum from .a porrespondent o,Vhy is James - Bu phanan like a harp struck by lightning?" "Because he is a 41coteil lyrer - The Home Journal says the man Iyho ;stoutly objected to his wife's learning-.to skate, has, at length, concluded to let her slide. THERE'S music in the sighing of a reed ; There's torrsid in the gushing of a rill; There's musie in all things, if mem had ears ; Their earth is but an echo of the spher:Ls. —Byron. IANOS, MELODEONS ac MUSIC YEW ! poll 'SYSTEM ADOPTED. Prices Greatly Reduced, ROB AC E WATERS, .Yo, 333 . Broadway, N. Y., .4.QEIr'T FOR THE BEST BOSTON'S: N. Y. nstruments. TlLargest Assortment of Pianos, Melo- , ons, Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of all kinds, in the United States. Pianos from Ten different Manufactories, cona prising those of every variety of style, from the plain, neat and substantial 67 octaves, in 'alnut or Rosewood Cases, from $l5O to $2OO, to those of 'the most elegant finigli up to One Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union Can Competi with the above in the number, variety and celebrity of its instruments, nor the Extremely low prices at which they are sold. HORACE WATERS' MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS, with or without Iron Frames, poi flossing in their improvements of qyer-strings tnd action; is length of scale and compass of one equal to the Grand Piano, 'united with . the beauty and dniability-of structure of the ;s q uare Piano. They are justly pronounced by 'the Press and by the first Musical Masters, to toe equal to those of any other manufacturer. They are.built of the best and most thorough II seasoned material, and guaranteed to stand 'ie action of every climate. Each Instrument guaranteed, to .give satifaction, or purchase inoney refunded. ' , HORACE • WATERS' MELODEONS.—Su perior Instrument in touch and durability nake. (Tuned the equal temperament.) Me lodeons of all other styles and makes. Price $45, $6O, $75, $lOO, $125, sl4o—double 'Kee.ds and two banks of Keys, s2oo—less a ilberal discount Clergymen. and Churches, •••• pn extra discount. MARTIN'S. GUITARS, BROWN'S HARPS, - FLUTES, • FLUTLNAS, ACCORDEONS, VIOLINS, • f rr i dlyinsical Instruments of all kinds, at lower !pnfeS than iveilq'eflifp offered to the public. A" large - discount fo :Teachers and Schools. The tiadi stipplied is.the most liberal terms. • BIUSIC.-.One of tlie largest and best so - lected catalogues.. Music, now published, . comprising many of . the Chuiee and most pop - .ular airs of the daY, and will bp sold at one - Ihirroff from the regular prices. : • - 7 lt,fithic, sent' by mail to all parte of the coun • trYi•pet-ptid. Particular and pertonal, atten -tiatyptqd Wall orders received by mail. Sat - Isfaction guaranteed in every instance. :Pianos • puff Melo'dedsis - -for rent and rent allowed on f e l6.4ase. pianos and Melodeons for. sale on offthly paymns. Second-hand Pianos to exchangq for new. General and select Vitalog4es'aintacltddule of prices forwarded 't,‘,.all.ports of the.c4l}nll7 . 'hy.mail. - • - ' seirGreat inducements offered to AGENT) In all parts of-the country,, to sell the Horace _.:Waters' Pines, Melode,ons, 4 4 -Cl/tali: g ni ; of 444 ,- • ' 1 846 fIffrORTAVDIS'OCiViE_Rit. - ~. i - , -- . 1 - CON t SUNIPTIOII ' • - - AND ALL mpig s OF,:THE, LUNGS XND -THROAT - r . ict6rnm* • - . . -• cimitgy.t, BY 111 ItATIATION; WHICH conveys the'remedies to th e e sail ties in the lungs through the air passa ges, and corning in direct- contact F ig — the discksi,litenfraizes the tubercular matter, al lays t hAeough, causes a tine and easy eniec ioratiOd,,licAls; the lungs, purifies the blood, imparts renewedlvitality to the nervous system, giving that tone and, energy so indispensable for the restoration of health, To be: able to state confidently that Consnmetion is curable by inhalution, is to, me a Source of unalloyed pleasure.; lt'iS as much under the control of medice r l . , treatinent as 1 any qtlicr _formidable disease ; ,ninety put of qery hundred cases can be cured in, the first stuges, and fifty per cent. irOhe second; but in the third stage it is impoisible to, save more than five per cent., for the' Lungs are sq cut up by the disease as to bid defiance to medical skill. ' Even, how-I ever, MI the last stages, Inhalation affordsoex trapiditinry relief to the 'suffering attending this fea.iful scourge, which annually destroys ninety-cite thbusand persons in the United States albhe ; And a correct calculationehotes the l +, of the present population of .the earth, , eighty millions are 'destined to fill the Con snmptiVe's 'graves. Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so fatal as:Consiimption. In all ages it has been the great meaty of life, for it spares neither' age nur sex, but sweeps off alike the brave, the, beautiful, thel graceful and the gifted. 'By thetelP of,that Supreme Being from whom cometheiery 'good and perfect gift, I am en- alibled.tO offer to the afflicted a permanent and speedy cure in Consumption. The first cause of tubercles is from impure blood, and the immediate effect produced by their depp- , sition in the lungs is to prevent the free ad, mission of air into tits" air cells, which causes a weakened vitality thrqugb the entire system, Then spray it is mere rational to expect great: I er good from ',medicines entering the cavities of the !lungs , than from those administered through the stomach; the patient will always' find the Itings free and. the breathing, easy, pf ter Inhaling remedies. Thus, Inhaiation is a', local rquiefly, nevertheless it acts censtitution- I ally, and Pch more power and certainty than remedies administered by the stomach. *To prove the' powerful and direct influence of this, this mode of administration, chlorpfprio inhaled will , entirely destroy sensibility in ,a few minutes, paralyzing, the entire nervous systeni, so that a limb may be amputated with, out the slightest pain; Inhaling the ordinary ilurning as will destroy life in a few hours. ' 1 he' inhalation of.aramonia. Fill rouse the systeni when fainting or apparently dead. The odor of many of the medicines is perceptible in thel skin a few minutes after being inhaled, and may be immediately detected in the blond. A convincing proof of the constitutional effects of inhalation, is the fact that sickness is el, ways produced by. breathing foul air—is pot this positiye evidence that proper remedies, cal efally prepared and judiciously adminis tered .through the longs should pr , l4 l 4ee the happiest resulrs 7 During eighteen years' practice, raithy thOusands suffering from dis easeslof the lungs mpfthroat, have been un der my care, and I have effected many remark able cures, even after the sufferers had been pronounced' in the last stages, which fully sat isfies ;me that consumption is no longer a fatal dise4e. My treatment of eqnsuipptinn is original, and founded on long experience, and a thorough investigating. 14Ijr peffec.t acquain tance, with the nature of tubercles, 4c., .ena bles ine to distinnisi:, readily, the various formS.of .disease, t 1 let simulate consnmption, and Apply the pro er remedies, rarely being, -niistaken even in a single case ; This famil iarity, in connection with certain pathological and Microscopic discoveries, enables me tq re, lieve the lungs from, the effects of contracted chests, to enlarge' the chest, purify the blood, impart to it renewed vitality, giving ogorgy ' and tone to the cntire system. Medicines with full directions sent to fif t y part of the United States and danadas by pa tientS communicating their symptoms by lbtter. Hut the cure would be more certain if the Patient shquld pay me a visit, which' would giVel me an opportunity to examine the lungs and enable mo tq prescribe with much greater certainty, and then the cue could be effected witho u tu my seeing the patient againi G-, Wi. GRAHAM, M. D., Office 1131 Filbert Street, (Old No. 109,) below Twelfth, i PHILADELPHIA, PA. PROVISION STORE. E. H. SPENCER, fifers Great Inducements TO BUYERS OF fITOCIOBRIES, PROVISIONS Am., at I.A the store formerly occupied by D. W. SPENCER, on 3d Street, North site of Public , Square. GROCERECS. .A.'gge 4 assortment constantly on hand, from which I will enumerate `Peiv of the leading articles, such as Sugar, Mustard, Candy, Opifee, j Cinnamon Nuts Molasses, Pepper Sauee, Cracker; Syrups, Catsup, - , Soap, Pepper, Yeast, • Candles, Spice, cli, - Shot, Ginger, Tobacco,- ca.4 l Clove; Snuff, RT. , Pan Carb: Soda, Segars, C. Tartar, and many other; things too numerous to men, Hon, will be found in thii'dePartment, which will' be sold at a trifling advance frce cost, fsr:ready pay. PROVISIONS " gon'stantly on hand, such as PORK,' HAMS, SHOULDERS, FISH, 'RUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, ItANS," OATS, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, IIUCKWHEAT FLOUR, DRIP • - I APPLES, DRIED PLUMS, , and many other articles in the line Of . ,ProTi sions l.of necessary to mention. Also, • • •• • WOODEN WARE, such as - Brooms, Wash-Tubs and Board; RoPs, Dinner BRxes, &c.,.which will be sold low for cash 'or' ready pay: Oats, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs, Cheeir l and in fact almost everything a farmer raises, will be taken in exchange for Goods, at their cash value. r invite, the at tention of 'Pillagers, Farmers and Lumbermen who desire .to'. make pUrchases in the above I articles, and solicit them to call beforei pur chasing elsewhere. E. K. SPENCER.: Coudersport l June 9, 1857.-10:3. ExedutorF,' Notice. 14tera testamentary haying been granted to the :andersigned On the last Will and Testa inept of. LUTHER &tom, late of Hebron ToWnship, Potter County, dee'd, all those indebted to the ,estate, will mike immediate payinefit, and those having elaitn4 against the same will present them immediately to • • ; 4MAGAIL STRONG, Exe4ntris, • WV: BIETZGER, Execut9t. ' , • Hebron; - Afnil, gt1858.-39-6t. F . `Orltro rapid_f_pro 0f... COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS, DRONCHITISAYHOOPING4OIIGHi' • CROUP, - • ISTIEH4 IND . CONSUMPTION, TO CURE A COLD, WITH READA-CqE AND SORENESS OF THE BODY. Take the Cherry Pectoral on going to bed and wrap tip warm, to sweat during the night. FOR A COLD 3N124 COUGH', take In Morn ing, noon and evening, according to-the &cc tions on the bottle, and the difficulty will aeon be removed. None will long suffer trim this trouble - when they find it can be so readily cured. • Persons afflicted with a seated cough, which breaks them of their rest at night, will, find by taking the Cherry Pectoral on geingi to bed, they maybe sure of sound, unbroken sleep, and consequent refreshing rest. Great relief from suffering, and an ultimate cure, is afforded to thousands who are thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy.' From its agreeable effects in . these cases, many find themselves unwilling to forego its I use when the necessity for it has ceased. TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS thi4 remedy is invaluable, as by its action on the throat and lungs, when takes in smell quantities, it removes all hoarseness in a few hours, and wonderfully increases the power and flexibility .of the - Foiep, I of is generally much relieved; aid often wholly cured by Cherry Pectoral. Ilut there are some cases so -obstinate As to yield, entirely to no medicine. - The Cnr.nny Pucro- FLU will cure them if they can be cured. BRONCHITIS or irritation tif the throat and upper portion of the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry Pectoral in small and freqnedt doses. The uncomfortable oppressiqu is-son relieved. i FOR CROUP. Give an emetic of antlinony, - to be followed by large'an‘l' frequent doses of the Cherry Pectoral, until, it subdues the-.dis ease..lt taken in season, it will not ,fail to pure. - I__ 'G COUGH WHOOPING mar. m brukert up and soon cured by the use ofCherry - Pectoral. THE I.FLUENZ4 is speedily remoycd by this remedy. Numerous instances hare been noticed where Whole families were ptotected from any serious consequences, while their neighbors without the Cberty Pectoral, were suffering from the disease. FOR CONSUMPTION in its earliest stages, it should be tak,m•under the advice of a gdod physician if possible, and in every case with a - careful regard to the printed directions on the bottle. Ii judiciously used, and the patient is carefully nersedmeaatime, it will seldom fail to subdue the disease. For settled CONSUMPTION . of the Bungs, the CHERRY PECTORAL should be given itt dff -ses adapted to what the patient requires and can hear. It always affords relief; and not unfrequently cures patients that were.consid ered past hope.:, There are many thonsaUds scattered all over the country, who feel and publicly proclaim that they owe their Wes and present health to the Cherry Pectoral.; Many years of trial, instead of impairing the public confidence in this medicine, has won for' it au appreciation and notoriety by' far exceeding the most sanguine expectations of its friends. Nothing but its intrinsic • yir tues and the unmistakeable benefit conferred'' on thousands of snfferers, - eoitld originate andl and maintain the reputation it enjoys. While, many inferior remedies thrust , upon the com munity, have failed and •been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflict,ed they can never forget, and produced cures too nnmerotis and toore markable to be forgotten. While it is fraud upon the public to pretend that anyone medicine will infallibly • cure— still there is 04.0.2* proof that the Cherry Pectoral does apt only as a general thing,lbut almost invariably cure the maladies for which it is employed. as time Makes these facts wider and better known, this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of the afflicted, front the log cabin of the American Peasant, to the palaces of European Kings. The CHERRY PECTORAL is Manufactured by a practical Chemist, and everyounce of it; tin der his own eye, with invariable accuracyland care.. It is sealed and protected by law from counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as genuine without.adulteration. Prepared and sold' by JAMES C. AYER, Prac tical and Analytical Chemist,Lowell, Mass. Sold by SEITH & JONES and D. W. SPEN CERS Coudersport, and by country merchants and druggists everywhere. . 10:25-4M. I __ COVDERSPgIiT ACADEMY, 1857-'5B. • ripv 7 J. UrSDRICII, Principal. HE Academic Year is divided into three sessions of thirteen weeks each : The Winter Term commences, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1457. • The Spring 1'954 commences, , Tuesday, A 14.11 0, 1851: Th 9 Fall Teftn commences, TRestlay,'Ang. 24, 185'8. Competent Teagllers have been sem* for every branch of Study.. Classes will he so arranged ,That stmlents may enter to advantage at gni 4 1 4 , A Teachers Class will be organized, in whieli dne attention will be paid tatho studies usually taught in Commu Schools, and the be 444 ad pf imparting Instruction. pXPENSES TER I!. 4 , 11rimary Branphes, ' • 0,60 &semen English, 3,E0 Higher Engliali, with 'Algebra, ' 4;75 ititller Mathematics, 1 6,00 tatin . andGreek,' . ' 6,00 Drawing, (extra). 2,50 Music, with use: of Piano, (gin.) 10,00 French, (extra) • ' 3,00 Without other stndies, t , 5 00 Ritom Rent, each,. • 1,00 The past success qt this Institutiguit Under the Preceptorship of !Ir. 31EurnucK has-induc ed the. Trustees to secure, a continuation 'of his services. We trust an intelligent public will give it that support'which seems td be due' to such an Institution: . I ,3 i , . . - ELI BEES, Preset. " , - . (Sr.' 13. OVERTON, See'y: 2 • LEWIS MA1311,• .•. . N . .. , :AMOS FRENOH, ' 1 1 • ' SOBIESKI ROSS. :•• • ... ILFIRST„CLASS ,LIT!,RARY WEEKI.X.PRE)I4, - ;,' - IN . C47pI7!;,,PREIMIT'I I 3 SAW IMIRIMIO JIM! 'TORJC -EXCABIOR is - a fi r st o lass'Fandly,Journal, - heautifhlll Inskraled, of the hitgest size-,eight page,: or forty colnums,.imPerial quarto; and is devoted to Literature', News, toralsr 144 Generalltie Cellar9r, ' • ! Theodilorial de . pattmen,t Will be under the immediate inperbsion of ALuxawnElt , D. Bluir-..1 BoN tl ita is widely. known to the public as hexing been connected with seferal of the plait popularjournali of the day. • . Althougb . giving a handsome present to each subscriber, Intending to 'surpass allin our lib ' erality, we nre. determined :that the "Exam,- ma" shall not resemble those journals usually known as if gift, papers,", in any particular. Its contents phial he suitable for HOME, as our aim is to secure it ft weleome in every fondly. We shall fill our aolunms weekly with inter esting and thrilling Talcs, Romances of Real Life, and Sketches of Travels,. Men and Char actor, beside, a-fell digest, of the :pews of the week, and all events of general interest. ONE OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED PRES ENTS is sent free of poitage to each subscriber IMMEDIATELY. ON, RECEIPT OP TUE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY. • SCHEDULE - 01` PRESENTS. AN EBONY CAS K ET; containing a full set of diamond Jewelry, Ear Rings, NecklaCe, Brooch and Bracelets, beside a lady's enam eled jeweled Gold Watch with Chatelaine, and a gentleman's English -Hunting Case, full jeweled, aeold Watch, with 1 Chain, worth Ono 00 TWO SUPERIOR PIANOS, Ropewood and Black Walnut case, wortlt.S3oo' and $4OO . $7OO 00 WATCHES, Hunting Case SI3Q to $lOO GOLD WATCHES 30 to 50 ig , " (Ladies' and ' Gentleman's) 20 to SILVER HUNTING PATENT - LEVERS. . - 15 to SILVER PATENT LEVERS 13 to 1 , WATCHES 7 to Ladies' CHATELAINES 6 to GUARD CHAINS (Ladies' and .Gentlemen's) 10 to VEST AND rOB CHAINS . 10 to •Ff , AND GUARD CEIADTS Bto BRACELBTS, Cameo L Mosaic 10 to . .4111ILETS,forLailiets4 Children sto BROOCHES, Catpco Ana MoSaic 6 to , Viorentine 4: Lava • 6 to • Gobi (Ladles' and 1 to 144. R DROPS, Florentine 4 Lava 6 to FF Ef Cameo and Illosaie 6 to " (lola (Ladies' and Misses') 2 to GOLD R . GS, plain and chased 1 to " STUDS, gentlemen's 2to ff SLEEVE BUTTONS, (gen tlemen's) various styles 3to fF • CUFF PINS, - 3to Fj swgs, for I•ob or Ribbon Phaina 3 to WATCHICEYS 1 to . BREAST PINS, (Gentle,- men's) • 2to ft JACKETS, Doable Glass Bto ff 2 to 'Fniagg,g§ 4 to TEEMS TO SiIsTQLE SUBSCRIBERS. r bi Twci Dollars per year, with one Present. Four 41 two years, four Presents. TINT ( I -three years, wfive 4f - , TO CLUBS, With a present to each subscriber, 4ND AL WAYS oNa ExrnA. Timm . ? to the getter up of a Glob, Clubs of threq .44 II five •if ff ten q . 44 twenty (one extra to the agent) 80 00 Clubs larger too 21 in the same: proportion, The Puhlisher, Arasswr PAstart, has teen known for many years as the Publisher of the. Northern and SouthernMsacmkarrs' ertu MA:4- usecTur.a.ns' Jourptar e (edited by Vrts. Huai,) and he with CoOfidenee refers to the leading business men in almost every town in the United.Statei (to most of whom the M. and M. Journal has been circulated) as to the re sponsibility and integrity with which his pub lishingbusinessis conducted, Havingsecored the agency of a. prominent Jewelry Manufac turing establishment in Newark Now Jersey, he is led to offer presents in similar articles, hut those who desire it can receive their pres ents in books. All Postmasters, Merchants and Business Men to whom we have ever-forwarded a Copy pf the M c nnd M. Journal, or their clerks, or any other intelligent and responsible person, will confer a favor by forming a Club or act ing as Our Local Agent and Correspondent.. PREMHIMSTO LOCAL AGENTS & OTHERS Any person sending 100 subscribers (with the full price of subscription) will receive a _supberb Hunting Case, Gold Watch and Chain, f the best.Englisk workininship, full jeweled, and worth $BO, or, at choice, one of Prince's Melodeons, of the same value. The person who can raise a list of 300, with in a period of three months, will receive a superior Piano, made by Millet, Davis & Co„ Boston, Worth saoo, and which . cost $275 cash, or, at choice : a small set of Ladies' Diamond Jewelry, worth the saute amount. For Lists of §Q with the tallprice, a beauti ful Gold Watch, worth S4Q, will be paid. For- mailer or largeclastsi parties may se lect any articles from puTtlublisheti sphethile,. of Watches, Jewelry,l3,poks, 4c„ wucth in the proportion of $8 for each ten subscribers, 'or, if preferred, can retain $§ in cash, or 50 cents from each subscriber, For further terms to Agents, address the office. The nettles should be sent each week until the prop,Ssed number .is completed, in order that the presents and paper ma The promptly mailed. ' Address,- i• 4.I I BERT PALMER, Puriusw,. • ,Naw,Yoss Excsr.Sion, Office, 385 Broadway, New y ff ic. . • D. SPENCER is Agent for nioT gf the , IR ost,, pOpular Medicines now , In ftse, a few of v(lii9ll he will mention: J. It, §Tmfolp ac co. , s OLWE 141.0, :DR. I), Am 0 -SON'S FAIDIT J. C. A.TgR 0 9.13 CHERRY PEPTORAL AND PILLS " • SEVERAL imps Qv outlay sOtrps, &c., &c. - J. R. Stafford 4 Coes 011ie Tar is ap plied and inhaled by, wearing on - pGI4LER around the neck wail on the breast. His OL IVE OINTMENT is applied where the skin is broken, and is a popular retpedy where l±own. Good for the Whooping Cough. . nmiollED BiIISLINS and a. few other ar , ticlea in the line- of Staple Dry Goods. low for cash at ' E. K. SPENCER'S, : .1114 D. W. a., 4gte ECM $5 00 8 00 15 0(} LOCAL AGENTS. REAB.Quialea--- . _ sUliOfters lake , thia. motl4od fonninig tbeir friends that theyare in, re calpt of, and ate now oponhie `choice' and desirable stook of F., ; STAPDO,AND FAllffr DRY GOODS;' : ut Which they iniito the- attention of tdr who desiio to unike piirchases: Oni stock islarge, has been selected With great care; and is par ticularlyiadapted to the wants of, this .section Of our country. Our stock of Dry GOods con- DRES S GOODS, TRIMWDS,RIDDONS, • _ EMBROIDERIES, , PARASOLS ' • - .OLOTHS, CASSINERES . • VESTIGS, DO • ' ME TICS, • ' _ - • LINENS; PRINTS,' HOSIERY, SHAWLS, ! , and a varietrof other articles, too numerous to mention; We have also a complete assort inent of GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND • CROCKERY; all of which will be . sold uncommonly cheap for ready pay, and for approved credit ;on as reasonable terms as any other establishment. • - MANN &NICHOLS, Millpolf, Aug. 11; 1856.-9:13 ly. 'Z. W. KING Er. SON, ' . PATENT CHAIR 'mANurscriugrar.s, 438 Broome Street, One Door East of Broadway, [Late 468 Broad-!1 • wan] NEW-YORK, , , . Vatablished D. 1833.,1 , INVITE an examination of their great vari ety and superior assortment of CHAIRS, manufactured at their own establishment, and under their immediate observation and direc tion, including • • • . • PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS, • SELF-ACTING EXTENSION RECUMBENT CHAIRS, IMPROVED INVALID WiILEL CHAIRS, MAJOR SEARLE'S TRAVELING INVALID SPANISH• SPRING AND SQUAB CHAIRS. • RHEUMATIC, SPINAL AND ASTBM &TIC INVALID CHAIRS, &C.', &C., &C., 20 20 20 15 Embracing the most complete assortfflent, and choicest Inds for Parlors, DrawingEooms, Chambers, Gardens, Libiaiiii, Counting Houses, Offices, Public Institutions, Dentists, Barb'en, 4-c., together with eypry desirable sort adapted to the comfort, convenience and luxury of the Sick, the Aged, the Infirm , the Lame and Lazy. In point of ingenuity of design, elegance of finish, quality 41nd richness of material, faith fulness of executiou, durability and cheapness, these chairs - aro unsurpassed. For them, M. W. KING & SON, were awarded the, first and , only Prize Medal, and the faculty recommend them as far preferable to beds or couchs for patients afflicted with' Spinal Asthmatic or Eronchial affections. 1 To either arm of the chair may be attached a convenient reading or writing DEstc, and any combination desired will be manufactured to to - order. , A Circular with explanatory cuts, will be sent by mail if requested, and orders [with re mittancesaprotaptly forwarded to any part of the 10 15 5 6 EUIURY & ECONOMY! KING'S NEW OHAIR, - "AS YOU LIKE' IT," Att Arin Chair, Reclining Chair, Couch and BedSteadi [compt p ,] is susceptible of twelve different positions or changes, to meet the varied requirements for comfort, conveni ence, luxury and economy, [in space as . well as price;] Whether in sickness or healh, this celebrated CFIAIR "AS Too LIKE IT," excels in many respects, any chair perhaps ever manu factured in this or any other country. The price varies from .Fifteep to Thirty. Dol lars, acgording to finish. • To pv i ttlic Institutions, well as toindivid uals, this CHAIR is a very desirable article,. aid will be supplied in any number op thei most liberal terms. Apply to or address _ M. Vr. KING 8, - ; SON, 438 Broome st., One door east of Broadway, NEW Yen; (Late 468 Broadway. 9:44,1y. fEIV, GOODS—A Fine Assortment just received at. OLMSTED'S. GREAT REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. The best Therapeutic • Agent ever Introduced. , DICiINSON'S MAGNETO ELEC "RIC MACHINE exciting the ,sorbing atten ton of the Medi i rrofession and _largeportion of '}ointeligent 1 tclearly demnu strated that the lancet, - mercury, and all other internal " drpg medication" may be laid aside with perfect. safetyto. the ,patient. and abid ing benefit to posterity. Wherever these ma chines have been introduced, they excite the highest wonder and praise. The apparatus ie adapted to prevent, relieve' and cure every disease to humanity,—more particu larly al those painful and formidable dines, les whit have for centuries baffled the pro fonndeA learning and skill of physicians. Front! Whatever cause there may be an, ex cess or deficieneyof 'the nervous fluid—pro clueing an excess or deficiency of the acids and alkaline secretions—the magnetic princi ples of the system are deranged, and l ean on ly be safely restored to their normalcondition by an application of magneto-electricity, by means lof DR. DICKDISON'S MAGNETO Bump MACHINE. ' This apparatus will Positively prevent, and speedily relieve and cure Consumption Scrofula,- 'Rheumatism, PaLSies, Netralgur, ' Spinal Diseases, and all other painful maladies, however hopeless and of longstanding. They alp eminently useful in all sexual and urinary disorder - a, particu larly where the Constitution hes been broken dawn and ruined by unnatural solitary habits to; which too many of the young of both sexes are so lamentably prone. DR. DICKINSON'S MAGNETO .ELECTRIC _MACHINE is without the dangerous CoMpli cationspf batteries and acids—which fact alone rendersrit Superior to all others on the score of neatness, cleanliness, safety and , utility.— It is, in fact, j a handsome parlor ,ornamentp may be, applied by a child; and will last . a life-time, to the -great saving of , ;Doctor's Ws - , &b. - TRICE Ok,ltt MACHINE..SIO.: lt'will be safely Tacked and sent' to any part of I, the United. States. Sold wholesale and retail at the Medical 011ice . ,Ncy;38NORTH SEVENTH Street,ghiladelphre. - Address, • - , C. DICKINSON, M.D. 10-I==ly. , _ Ivo itIIABOE •FOR. SHOWING THE NEW 111 (Ithods just received at ! OLMSTED'S. Land'steie articles in tie Drn g linefor 14 . - f; 40 : 2 4 P. &8, " - Timmummmvis • - .I*'clialresCa4 whams&Periods - •• - ' iititit - tlieicb:).lB' , - - '"-err-- - '''-. . 27 ,- Cr itiltatiozi:loo 000 .t) m HIS ' - ELc GANT ' "ANTP - EASdIN:ATIIT(}, ; LITERARY 'AND FAMIX .11IONTIIIT. AIAGAZINE cloiel its first_yolttmein-June„ next. During the few brief mosithii - Of its ex'; teriee it has attained a popularlifunequalle& iu the annals-of the Press. - . ~ I „ , , „1,, The publishers, having offered Mend Pre4 1121121118 for cheliceliterary efforts; the. Stories,; : Romances, Essays, Poetry, and other spark -4 ling and interesting ,reading was commence* in January last, and are being ittilf pubfish-; ed in the Visitor: - , ~'‘ :: :-._— -, - t The New Volume will bo commence d , in Ju-• ly 1857, greatly improVed and - -milerged.4 Each number. will contsin thirty-tWo _extras large sized royal octavo pages, making a mag-L, 1 nificent volume : of nearly 400 pages for - the], ear—or presenting an amount of-the awl.' • test reading on all .Ssiblects, equal to iyhat would cost in the book 7 stores at leaSt fifty cents, payable invariably in advtinie. - Some of the most popular and brillianimale and female contributors are regular - Contri butors and the publishers will spare - no pains or expense to resider the ~"Welcomejisitorn every way acceptable to .a refined.stud intelli gent community. • - - The publication is adapted to all elnsses of, people—the young and the old—and where-I ever seen and peruSed, meets with 7 universe acceptation. _ . „ Mir' Now is the time to subscribe ; to th New - Volume. *** The back = numbers may be- hid ( complete sets) for 3 cents each, or.the win3l series of 12 numbers forl'iwiess-z-vive cents. 1 Liberal inducements' to- ClubS and Osus vassers. , . . i , gar Remember, our terms are !iffy' cep for one year, for a single copy, or-three- eo ies will be sent under one-cover or address for One Dollar. ,Address, . , _ COSDEN k COITANT, ' Publishers, No. 38 North ,Seventh Street,l (up stai :,) Philadelphia. 10:1,-ly . •Of all diseasel the, great, first cause , Springs front laegloat of tiature's laws. SUFFER N OT! When a CURE' is g-naranteed IN ALL Si'AGES. SECRET. DISEASES Self-Abuse, Nervous .Debility, Strieturci, Oleet4 Gravel„Dinbeteo, Diseases. of the ./Cia`ner as Bladder, ..31ereurial 'Rheumatism, Scrofula, Pains in the Bones and Ankles, Diseases of tho - Lungs, Throat, Nose end Ekes, Ulcers upon the Body or Limbs, Cancers, Dropsy, Epileptic Tits, St. Vita's Dance, and all'diseases arising frgo - a denigement of the Sexual Organs, - QUCH as_Nervons Trembling, Loss of Bern. ory, Loss of I"ower, General Weakness' Dirtiness of VisiOn with peculiar spots appear ing beforethe_eyes, Loss of Sight, Wakeful. . ness, Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, t:ruptions upon the face, Pain in the back and head, Female irregularities and all improper discharges from both sexes. It matters not.from what cause the disease originated, however long standing or obstinate' the case, recovery is certain, and lb a shorter Cane than a permanent cure can be ef fected by any other treatment, even after the disease has. baffled the skill of eraitient clans and resisted all their moans of ore : , The medicines are pleasant without odor, musing no sickness and-free from mercury or 'balsam. During twenty years of practice, have rescued from the saws of Death many thonsands, who, in the last stages of the above )inentiened dis eases had been given up to die by their physi cians, which warrants me in promisiag to, the afflicted, who may place themselves under my care, a perfect and most speedy cure.; - Secret Diseases are the greatest enernms to health, as they are the first cause of ConstimOticai, Scrof ula, and many other diseases, and should be a terror to the human family, As a permanent cur@ is scarcely ever effected, al majority of the eases falling into the bands of incompetent persons, who.net only fail to clue the, diseases but ruin the constitution, filling the. system with mercury, Which, with the disease, has tens the sufferer,into , a rapid Consumption. But should the disease. and the treatment not cause death speedily and the victim mat ries, the disease is entailed atppn the children, who are born 'with feeble constitutions, and the current of life corrupted by a virus which betrays itself. in Scrofula, Tetter, Ulcers, Erup tions an other_ affections of the skin, Eyes, Throat and Lungs, entailing tipon them a brief . existence of suffering and consigning them to. an early grave. - • . I SELF ABUSE is another fmaidable enemy the- to health, for, nothing else in the dread Cam-. logue erhuman:diseases caustja so, destructive a drain ups the system, drawing its thousands of - tictium thronglx a few years of suffering down to an untimely_ gave, it destroys the, Nervous system, rapidly - wastes away the en -S ergies of life, cues Mental derangement, prevents the proper development of the syteni, disqualifies for marriage, society,,busniesst and all earthly happiness, and leaves the "suf ferer wrecked" iu body and, mind, : predisposed to consumption and a train of evils more to be dreaded than death itself. With tlae fullest confidence . I assure the unfortunate, victims of Self-Abuse that a permanent and speedy cure can be affected, and withtheiabaudonment of ruinons•practiCes, my patients: bg. restored to robust, Vigorous health.- .' . The afflicted are cautioned against the two of. Patent Medicines, for there' are, SP VISIIT ingenioui" snares in the cohirrins ' of the. Publi3O. prints to catch and rob the -Unwary, sufferers: that millions have their conatitutinnUr*eil by the 'vile compounds of. quack doetars, or. the equally poisonous nostrums.-vended - as, "Patent Mediclnes." 4 I baie•carefully analysed' many of the so called' Patent - Medicines andi find that nearly. all of them contain Corrosi‘e.: Sublimate, which is one of the strongest pre,, parations of mercury _and r ' deadly poison, which instead of curing the disease disltihitlk the system for _life. - - , --. . , Three-fourths of the pate "t nostrums . nevi!. in use are put . up by unprincipled and ignorant, persons, who do, not understand-even the al,. phtibet of :the, inateiiffinedica,! and are equally as destitute.of any . knowledge of the . human system, having one object only s ixi 'view, and that to make money reg.ardldsS of Consequen ces. . .. • ' . - ' . Irregularities and all diaeases of males and 'females treated on prinoi . ples',established by , twenty years of practice, and 'sanctioned by 1 thodsands of the-most remarkable cures, l i fid7 icines with 'full directions sent to any part Of the United' States OrCana r d, as, by patients. communicating - their symptunis by letter.— Business corresporideneis - s ctly confidential. J. SUMMERIT T • xi t i ll. Th. Offiti , No. - 1131 11i1biart St., _ . , . , ..- : • . ~• (Old No.. 13%) 10:6-1y. • BELOW ti.El.q ; XTEW GOODS-'-A Large sortmeat just ruteivitaj 10:1- •• • : • and Splendid dii -1,it.11
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