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17rourtbd Tolejlo'l3fatte
ahop- Game of Oicelters.-7.
. .
And( Molly," 7said 'Fanny Psborne
didyou ever' hefy_Any one
g3p
. the . queetion.?'r
Why,- certainly, child, I heard your
~ i lluel4lCharlie pop, it, ati fou cab it."
of t~uid Fanny, " but
'one &esti t often tell therr own experience.
did ion ever any one e 14?"
Well " replied Aunt Molly slow
,
)7,
.4 , I did happen to once:"
please - tell about it," cried
• Fanny, Would so much like to ha a
Fuld• inni.theiu the wall, on snob
" '
`''Fanny-eras jut tunte,d'•of fifteen, and
it was — very thaerblie Quid want
to be posted.
• "Very well," said Amt Molly;
." get
you; work, then; fur Illon't like - to talk
'to an idle-listener,"
Fanny estaljlisted herself, and Aunt
310Ily. began. "It was about'. ten 'years
after I Ras married, and hoUse- keeping,
that cousin Morris, uncle Berijamin's
'son, c:ime to live with a; that is:he was
a partner in your uncle Charlie's store,
and boarded With us. You never saw
.
'did you
Fanny 'nodded her head, and Aunt
; •
3.1011 y pent on.
" He was a whole souled, straight . for=
ward, substantial young man, not -lacking
in polish either ; but very bashful, so'inuett
Fo, that I used really pity him sometimes,
when we bad young eornranv. Annie
limns was an old school wale of mine, and
just after I went to house-keeping her
?parents moved to Oxfoid,- and lived only
l a . short distande from us. "Annie used
'freqUently to bring her work . , and spend
the evening-with Inc ' and Uncle Charlie
would go howe witlL her. 'Those were
rare times, Fanny; and we epjoyed thew
fully. Annie Was a feal worrean; none of
: your nonsensir,al, foie-sies: girls, whose
lead a're so fug of bnaus that they won't
hold ahythino. else."
Fanny bland as Aunt Molly said this,
Int Aunty looked ver'y dennve, and eon-
Atinued.
" And kno!ing her, and loving her as
I did, I felt particularly ansiou4' - that she
should be well Settled in life:"
" That means, with a good husband,"
remarked Fanny, roguishly.
" Certainly," said Aunt Molly; "arid
After Will came, and I beceme acquaiijtOd
'with him, I tOoli. it into my head that lie
and Annie would make a capital match.
13,11t,.somehow, - ofter he came, Annie did
'not come So 'often; and Will, Who tas
very entertaining in his'eonvepation wlien
lye were alone, in leer presende, was si
hint, and awkward ni his manner, as if
under restraint; and -.4nnie took but little
'notice of hini, duly so Tar as politeness 't•e-
quired, and reqUested me privatply,to
ratige; jhat Uncle Charlie should still go
home with her; that it,!, if he had no ob
jections. §O the young people's aCquain
lance progyessed slowly Time and habit
'arrange these things heautifull3-, and grad
wally they eain3 to he more familiar, so as
even to call each other by their Christian
'names. I helped about that though, for
I'could not bear the formality of Mr. Moi
ris.and.Misi.EvapS. Just as I expected.
Will became veri much interested in An-
pie; for.that matter he had admired her
from the first; but he' was . modest in his
pretensions, and seemed to regard hcras
beyond hiS reach. " At 'any rate; he could
not summon courage to speak on thesub
ject nearest his heart." •
" How did you know that? Aunt
inquired Fanny. .
" Oh, from obseivatiun," replied Aunt
"and Annie did not help the niat
ter. any, for though she was quite friendly
and social in his company, yet 'there was
nothing in her manner that beprayed the
.lightest interest in him. Well, one even
ing Annie had been spending the.after
boon with me, and we' were about talked
mit; when Will came home fronithe store,
and I propbsed their playing checkers.
'Uncle Ohaides had gone to a political meet
;
rig. I sat some distance off, sewing, and
th one eye watching the game. Thcy
:were both' good phiyers, and for a long
time.moved.silently,' each apparently in
tent on the' game. At length, as if con
'cions that her success was hopeless, An
nie remarked, identifying herself with the
man - She was moving; "I see you are after
me, Will!' •
" If I catch you," "poke Will with and
den energy, will you leave Inc in mtts:
puted possession ,? , f•
Annie looked np, startled by his man
ner, and seeing in his eager face the mean
ing he had placed upon lier words, paused,
blushed deeply, hestitaied and presently
replied :, f! Perhaps so; if yon and -Mry
will promise never to tell any body that I
popped the qUestion."*
Will rose hastily, dropped the board—
the che4ers ran all over the floor, and
saking-4.nnie by the hand, led her to me,
paying : Cousin Mari, do you think I
kiertre this bpppineks ?" • . '
`- "Certainly, yin,- I replied, "and I
- corigratirlate%yon - most sincerely," and now,
if you 'will come out of your happy state
sand pick upilliese checkers I will be much
; obliged to yon." '
Will and .Innie laughed heartily, and
liegan"pickinethem up with alacrity, sad
.as Will look up the board to put it away
be remarked i'°" That ivasthepleaSantest
garninfelieeliers I ever pilayed in my life.';
Annie . said nothing,' hut
_looked . very
.rosy smiling, " and Bow," said Aunt
" are you satisfied !", K.
• *WT. P. Wimaii says that the reason he
16n't cite" to drink water is because it has tas
s4'Y stens of sinners sines the doing°.
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- INFO : TADA' — DI SOO EIRY..
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• , ' CONSIJIVIPTIOkI I , . .
. . _I. .
BISEASES, OF THE . .LUNBS,_. A A NB 711OBAT
- ';. AU roartrtr..itt -
• J . 2 ' ..
'.
.• ' '
CU-,11.14'LE Pilr..1111:11 ALT,I?N,
VT-,ifiCit canters the'teinetif44.to - tVe Cavi
. . . .
'.:ties in tai .f through the air pAssa
lee:3, end clSininn . in ilirkt tol4et Aitit the
disease, nctitraliOs the tubertiolar Twitter, al
-1 lith•the'coligh, ..c . 4useSit. free lihd "eii4 - (avec-
I tor;:fion, hulas the luntsi
,purlfieS• i,tlte : blood,
imparts renewed Vitality to-the nervous system,
giving that, tune f4td"energy so indispensable
for the restoration'; pf, health. TO .be able to
state .coutidentty dint Consumption is curable
by inhalatilqa, is to nick source of : unalloyed
plea); tire. IY. is'its - L i iiich unthm' the 'Control of
inedicial fre;;. , trueneta any :ether fornildable
disekse'; iiinety out of every hundred cases
can lig ruirtid itt the first
_stages, and fifty per
cent. in the second; but in the third stage. it
is itnial4silide to save inure. than five per cent.,
far the f i lings are so Cut up by the disease"as
i`o hid detinhce to medical skill. Even, Ila*-
ever, in the last . stages, Inhalation affords 4.-
traordinary :relief to . t.lie sufferinglattendh*,
this fearful Scourge, which annually destry,zs
ninety-five thousand persons in the tipir,cd.
States atone i .and. A correct calculatiouSloivs
that di the imeseat • population of" the' earth,
eighty millions 'are destined to Tilt the -.Con
siimotive's graves. -' ' - '''' 'I ''
Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so
fatal as Consumption: 'ln all aes:it has been
the great enemy of life, for it 'pares neither
age nor iti.x,; but.' sweeps off alike tile brave,
tli= beautiful, the 'graceful and the gifted. By
thc-help of that' p7ipreme Beipg'' froth whom
conieth every gond. and 'perfect gift;4 'am en
alibied to olfetet6 the afflicted d permanent
qad speedy Curd in Consumptian. The first
Cause of tubercles is frcin iinpure.hlood, and
the immediate e!fec . , prcffluced by their depo-
Sitionln the lungs :s to prevent tb'e free' ad
mission of air into - the air cells, Which causes
a' weakened vitality thrqugh the entire System.
Then purely it is more rational to expect great
er 'good from medicines entering tie cavities.
of the lungs ' than from those I t s.dministered
through the store:l.lh ; the patient will always
find the lungs free and the' breathing easy, af
ter Inualing remedies. Thus, hih.lation is a
local '•eniedy, neVerthelds it actTcOnstinition
ally, . nd with more power and certainty tlian
rane ics- a4iniiiistered 1,).)- the' stomach. ''To
prove the noa'rful and di r ect influence of this
t-liis ' ode• er a d ministratiilin , chloroform
Inhaled will g•ntiroly . destroy t tnsibility in a
!fen' minutes, paralyzing the entire, nervous
systeni, so that a limb may be amputated with
out the sli,glifest pain; inhalinl the ordinary
burning gas will, destroy lifalrr - 14, few hours.
Thainhalation 'of anamonia will rouse the
system when fainting or apparedtly dead. The
edur of Many of the medicines js perceptible
'in the 'skin a few ininufe'S'after oeing inhaled,
and ratty be immediately detected in the blood.
!A convincing pl•oof of the'Constitiitional effects
lilf inhalation, iS the fact that sickness is al
, lf , iitys produced by breathing Mill air—is not
/'this positive ley idence Bat - prOper remedies,
I direfully prepared aril jr.diciunsly adminis
-, - -
1 tered through the lungs sho;if produce the
1 happiest results'? - 'Miring eighteen years'
;'practice, many thousands l 'Suq'ettiiig from dis-
I eases of the lungs and throat, liiiye been un-
Or my care, and I have effectarnapy remark-
I Ale cures, even after the , sufferers, had been
I Pronouneed in the last stages, which fully sat
isfies me thatlctmsumption iS no lower . a fatal
disease. :My treatment of consumption is
original, and founded 'on Ipng experience and
Ja thorough inlvestigation. My perfect 4cliugin
iltance with the nitre of tubercles, ite
ble emi-
I , .
s rue to distinguish, readily, the various
I:forins of disease that simulate consumption,
i !aria apply the' proper remedies, . rural - being
!mistaken even in. a Single case. This funiil-
I!iftrit V I • in connection with certain pOliplogical
, • .
!and microscopic discoveries, enables ine to re
!thieve the lungs crep t the' effects of contracted
!chests, to enlarge the chest, purify the blood.
impart to it renewed vitality; giving energy'
!laud tone to the attire system.
11 Medicines with"filll directions seat to any
!Inert of the United States and Canaidas tir pa
' tienticommunieating t 1 &symptoms byletter.
::' 1 - 1
! But the' cure ivould e more certain the
Imatient should !pay me a visit, - which would
ilgive me nu opportunity to examine the lungs
! land enable, ma, to prescribe with much greater
certainty, and Biea . the cure could be effected, •
llwithoutray seeing' the patient again. •
G, W. GRAHAM, M. D.,
!Office 1131 FilbeTt.Street, (Old
No. 1090 below Twelfth,
PROVINION. STORE.
SPENCER,
Qffers pi -eat Inducements
T 3 BUYERS OP
tart GCE - RIES,' Pit()Vl - SIONS &c., at.
Nil the store! formerly occupied by 1). W,;
SPENCER, on 3u Street, North side of
P ublic
.
I Square:
, ,
A good assassortment,constantly on hand, from
which will enuinerate a few of the . leading
tirticled, such a 6 •
Sugar; ' Mustard, . Candy,
Coffee, Cinnamon, -
Molasses, iPapper Sauce, Crackers ?
Syrups, Catsup, • Soap,
Pepper, Feast, Candles,
Spice, ,orfA, ShUt.,
Girg,er,! I Tobacco, Lead,
Cloves, Snuff, ~"G." Caps,
parb. Soda i . .56:targ, C. Tartar,
and many other, things' too numerous to men
tion will be found in this department, v i rhich
sold at 11:tritling advance from cost,
for ready pay:
PROVISIONS
Constantly 4bin'hund, such as
PORK, HAMS,fI SHOULDERS, FISII, SALT,
:BUTTER, CHEESE, LARY, 'BE4NS,
' OATS,' FLOUR, PORN MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, DRIED
APPLES, PRIED PLUMS, " •
and many otho.artielei in the di* of Provi
,sions not necessary to mention. :Also ?
Wqpi.DlS WARE,
such as Brponi:i, Wash -Tubs and Boards, Mops,
Dinner Boxes', l c., which will be sold low for
cash or ready' P'ay. Oats, Potatoes, Better,
Fpgo, Cheese,and in fact tamest fiverything a
4,, -
RtrMer raises, Will he taken in exchange 'for
Ootids, at their: cash vOue. I invite the at
t§ntion of 'Villagers, Fartners,and Lumbermen
ivtio desire to make -purchases ih the above
itirtieles, theta' to calf betbre pur
qiasing elsewhere. ,E. K. SPENCER.
'PonderspOrt, 416.9, 1857.,-10:3_.
'4
Expc.utore Notice.
Letters testaraentary having been granted to
the undersigned bathe last . Will and .. Testa.
Ment of ILtrrnthr. STRONG, late of Hebron
Township; Potteedounty, Pa., deed, all those
indebted to the estate, will make'immediate
prjment, and tliciseihaving•ckims against . the
same will present: them imrne:diate.irto .
- . ABAGAIL STRONG, Eibentrix.
- WIL METZGER,. txectitor.
ile.. ! bron,
• ' •C j'
COUGHS; COLDS, HOARSENESS,
pn.o,xenrris: o irnooriNG-Coupll,
,isTniffit, AND •
CONSUMPTION.'
30"CURE' A COLD, Irrril HEADACHE
A.” SORENESS OF THE BODY. Take, the
Ckerry Pectoral ongoing to bed and wrap up
to sareat during the night. ,
FOY. A COLD AND COUGH, take fn'moni
ini.,,; no(sn and evening, according to tic (Urea-
I Was on the bottle,, and-the difficulty will soon
be removed. ono will long suffer from this
trouble when that' find it can be so readily
cured. Persp:ns afflicted with a seated cough,
which bre:o:4llmm of their lost at night, Will
find by taking the Cherry Pectoral on geing
to bed, they may be sure of sound,. unbroken
sleep, and consequent refreshing rest. Great
relief from suTering, and an ultimate cure, is
aftbrded_ to fhousands alio are -thus afflicted,
by this invaluable remedy.
From its igreeahle effects in these eases,
many find themselves unwilling to forego its
use when the necessity for it has ceased.
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
this remedy is invaluable, as by its action on
the throat and lungs;' when taken in "small
quantities, it removel all ltoa*jr}ess in a feu'
hours, and wonderfully increases the I. !! pygr
and flexibility of the voice. -
ASTHMA is generally inuch relievgd, an: -
often wholly cured by Cherry Pectoral. BO
there are some, cases so obstinate as to yield
entirely to -no medicine. The Cumin - Pecip :
L wilt cure thein it' they can he cured:
BRONCHITIS' or irritation of the thpat and
- upper portion of the lungs, may be cured by
taking Cherry Pectoral in small and frequerft
doses. The uncomfortable oppression is soon
- relieved.
- FOR CROUP. :Give an emetic of antiMony,
to lye followed by large and frequellt doses of
the Cherry Pectoral; until it subdueVtlic
dis
ease. If taken in season, it will not fail to
cure.
WHOOPING COUGH May be I:,:roken up
and soon cured by the 4se of Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA is speedily !crowed by
thin remedy. Nu nertips-instanees have beta
notiecd where whole, families were protected
from any serious ccc egnences
,Iyhile their
neighbors without the Cherry Pectoral, were
suffering from the discos:,
FOR coxst in its earliest stagcr,
it should be tl.ken tai.ier Ova advi,•2 of a grind
phy_-icirn if posibl . 2, i,nd in ereiT ense
ortre;ul regard to t,,ie printed dixeet - o .ns on tan
bottle. "Irjadioiously used, and the patiorifis
carefully nursed me:intiene, it will selcluni fail
to subdue the disease.
For settled CONSUMPTION of the I t i!pgs,
the CHERRY Pucroca.i. should be givo •ia !lo
ses atiapted to what the. patient requires and
can sear. It always affords relief; ant} not
unfrequently cures patients that were consid
eptl past hope. There are many thowands
scattered all over the country, who feil and
publicly proclaim that they owe their lives
art present health to the Cherry. Pectoral.
Many yettrs of trial, instead of, itftpairing
the public confidence in -this medicine,
has
won for it an appreciation and notoricty by
far, exceeding the most sanguine expectations
of its friends. Nothirg but its intrinsic vit. - -
tut und the unmistakeable benefit edriferred
on thousatqls of sufferers, could originate and
and maintain the reputation it enjoys. While
Many inferior rcniedies thrust epos the com
munity, haP Itiiled and been discdided, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred
benefits on the afflicted they can never forget,
and produced cures too numerous and too re
markable to be (.:;gotten.
While it is fraud upon the pnblic te,pretend
that any one medicine will infallibly cure—
still there is abundant proof that the Cherry
Pectoral does not only as a general thing, but
alrapst invariably cure themaladies for which
it is employed. ; . _
As time makes these fads wider find better
known, this medicine has gradually become
the best reliar of the afflicted, from the log
cabin of the American Peasant, to the palaces
cf European Kings.
The Citrany PECTORAL is manufitctured by
it practical Chemist, and every ounce of it un
der his-own eye, with invariable accuracy and
care.- it is sealed and protected by law from
counterfeits, consequently canbe.relied on as
genuine without adulteration. .
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER, Prac
tical and Anelytical Chemist,Lovrell, Mass.
Sold by sum & JONES and D. W. SPEN
CER, Coudersport, and by country •Inarchafits
and diuggists everywhere. 10:25-4n.
COUDROPOILIF AAP AVlE4y,'
18577'r)5.
REV. J. HENDRICK, Principal
rilq Academic Year is divided into three
sessions ofthirteen weelcs eae,h
The Winter Term conirnences - Tuesday,
Dec. 15, 1857. •
The'Spring Term. cornmenc.c3 t
April '6, 1858.-' '
The Fall Terii commences Tuesday, Aug.
- 2 4 , 18'58.
'Competent Teachers. have bepn secured for
ever' branch of Stud}: • -
Classes will be so arranged that students
May 'enter to advantage ; a:ta4 time. • •
TeachersA Class *ill be Organized, ili 7hich
attention*ill be paid to tlte studies' !tally
taught in Comma SchoOls; knd the liest
od of imparting Instructuiii!
EXPENSES PER. TERM.
- -
Print Branphes, ' $2,50
Common English, ' . 3,50
-Higher English. with Algebra, .' 4,75
Higher Matheinatics,' • " 6,00
,
Latin* and cr reek, . 6,00
DraWing, (extra) • 2,50
Music, with use of Piano, (eitra) 10,00
Frenoh, (extra) • • 3,00
!Without otter studies, , . 5,0 Q
Room Rent, each,
The past success of this .Itistitntl'in under
the Precpptorship of Bunnies has iuducl .
ed the TruAtecl to.seeu t, continuation.of
ser:ices. •I'Ve trust an intelligent public wilt
gii.e it that 41ipportiw4ich seems to tit due to
such U 4 Institution. '
ELI REES, Fres't.. -.. 03
- G. B. OVERTON, Sec'y. ;;;,••
LEWIS IdANN,, -
10,10 S FRENCH,
~"
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the full price - of subscription) - will receive; a
supherb Hunting Case,Gold Watch and Chain,
of the best English Workmanship, full jeweled,
and mirth 'OO, or, at choice, one of Prutee's
Melodeons, of the same value. _ 1
The pei•sert who can raise a Hit of 300,-with
in a period of...three ;months, will receive a
Superior-Platte,' made by Haslet, Davis &.; Co„
Boston; worth $OO, and which costs:4'27s cash,
or, at chow% a small set of 'Ladigsr Diamond
eivelrS7; worth 'the; same amount. - ' 1
' For Lists of '4l with the full price, a beauti
ful' Gold Watch ' worth $4O, will he paid. ;
- For Smaller or latter lilts, parties may se
ledt any articled from our oublished‘ schedule,
of Watches, JeWelry, Books, &c., worth in the
proportion of $B, for ettch"ten - subscribers; or,
if preferred, eau: retain ineash, or 50 cents
;Kona etieli subscriber. '
Fni further fOms . 'to Agents, addresd the
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office. ' .
The names gliould be sent: each week until
the Proposed number iilcOmpleted, 41 order
that'the prelents and paper tilaybe proti:tptly
mailed:, 'Address,
,t,mt , .
ALBERT PAL(IER LI , - I"unEn, ..,• 4
railt - oaKllscr.bsiou..
' ': liffice, 38 'Broadway' ...ew York.!
SPENCR is Agent for nruipy of tlle
• most pop9Or Midicines pow hi use,i , a
l'6s.oi" which ipontiol '
J. R. STAFFORD diOo.'S OLIVE TAR.
DR. D. i - APTE 41 Spivs FAMILY MEDI—
CINES!
, CO.'S CIIERRI::PECTORAL
AND PILLS. ,
SEVERAL KPIDS OF GUER4IY STEWS,
Sceq &e„sitc. r •
Viir-J. R. Skeilbrd& Co;'s Olire Tar IS ap
plied and inhaled by wearin& on DIHALER
arnur.d,the niek,and on the breast... 14 s OL
IVE,OINT3TENT applied where the 'skin
in n, and is n popular reined 7 where known:
Good for the Whooping - Cough.: • 10:3.,
BLEACHED - MUSLIN'S and a feNiP other a.
tides in the line of Staple Dry 'Coeds
lovefor Cash at E.H. SPENCER'S,
• 15:3 W. S.;l2t,'
Irn•L' - 6f - lit
th:44,hey are : irt re f
-et:ipt of ; anil.are"
,11,_ . e.hoice 4114•
'desirabje gtii;e;k • ' '- •
TAPLV ND FAN,CyI)RY •,Of.: 0 015,B; '
to.which that' invite the attertion,cf, ; 4l.-.110
desire_ to ma - e.ptirehtiies., Oiir 'sto4l43.rg
hAs"..heela.sejeateri with gFea t care, a w l is liar
iicularly.tttlapteit to the wanislortiiisiietion
of our cctlmkg. ,I*ster , 43a*P4:Gs4d , s co 11.•
sists'or - ' " ' -
1)11F . F.,5 G.6015(ii, TiItAIMING S. RIP t °NS, '
iimitROIDERJES, PARASOLS
, C.40T.115, , ,CA55.111 7 ,RE.,S
:' • VESTINOS,'
31ESTICSi . • , •
..tTNENS, - PRINTS; ,--"
• -ROSIE - RV, ,$11'..-I.WEiS, ';
- ;
arid a - varlet - yr of other, artieles,.too luitidercius
to mention: We have also, aeoinplete
. .
cssort
ment of
GROCERIES, 'ITARDWARE AND' • •
CROCEERY.;
all of which will i,c sold ancomm,?nly cheap
for ready . iiiiY; and for, approved credit nil r.s
reastmall:c terms as, any oilier establishment.
' .
- Millport, Ang.. l ll, ly. • •
1L VT. KIWG 4 SO%
• • PATENT'.
cirLim'IMAISTFAiUTtRIERS,
-.438 Broome Str6et,
DIM Door East of Broadway - , [Late 4GB Broad
way,] NEW-YORK, .
[Eatablislied 4. D. 16 . 33 .11
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 REVOLVM - 1: CHAIRS,
SELF-ACTING EXTENSION RECUMBENT
mum,.
IMPROVED IN VALID WHEEt CHAIRS,
51.vpit sE. A . I tLE , B 112:-VELLNG INVALID
CHAIR.
SPANISH SPRESQ . AND sQuAp
.1111EUMATIt), SPINAL 'AND ASTI - WAN)
DiV4l.4.p
Embracing the most :complete gssorimept,
and ehoieeifkir t ls tot: .I ) yriars, Di•areiw 1k vth,
Chamiler.r; Garden.", I,gwaries,'Cozwrilg Houce:i,
Offiecx, ruid;c Debiist:t,lfarters,
together with every d , :siroble sort ditpted to
the corrifor!, evavcilieneC. and lax.ury.vt. the
Sick,' the :dyed : the jafirm, tilt Lams Ntal. Lazy.
In point cf inge - nnity of design, elegance of
qoalit:f and ripl.oess of nietorhil, ;lath
fulqess of Cyecrd.iov. fiambllity and cli;elpness,
these . tirouusurpa.:sed. .th'eni, 11.
IV. KING & yzere awarder! the first and
Prize Medal, awl the facplty reconniend
them ;Ls fhrßrefemble . .s.) beds or pouches tor
patients aflll,pted Asthmatip pr
L'o,nrchiataiMptious.
To eitlic: arm c.,," the chair may be attached
convenient reading or writing DESK, and any
cmibinatlon. , le,i4eit i;•ill be mr.nuthetured to
to oi•der.
'n
- ill be
A' Circular .with qp - !anatcry cpts,
scp..; by ine.l. if re(ittcstcd, and orqers with re
promittly ft4r.varawd any part of
the world.
LUXURY ECONOMY!
KING'S NEW CHAIR. "AS YOU LIKE IT."
An Arm Chair, Reclining Chair, Conch and
Bedstead, [coasts' a IN lis .1 is i:'!liCClAible ' at .
twelve different positipi s or changes, to Meet
the (varied requirement, for comfort, conveni
ence. luxury and cameo ny, [in' space as well
as price.] Wbether in' i?l,:liics.3 or heath. this ,
Celebrated CHATI'. "As Vim 1.:::x ir,," excels/in
many respects, any chair perhaps ever mina
factured. in this or th.,3 -- oilier country./
, The price varies froth l'ifteen to .7418,D011ar',,,
lar',,, according to finish.
Tio Public lustitntions, as well,a / s ' to individ
na4' this CHAIR is 'a very desirable' article,-
Unillwill be. supplied in any' number on the
wept liberal•terats. AppVto or address
M.'4 . . KINC. Sz SON,
8 Broome st., One door east of Bru.dway
N) Toni. (Late 468 Bro.itherty. ;,:;.4-Iy.
xTEN\I" GOODS—A Tiuc Assortment' just
received at OLMSTED'S.
GREAT lIEVOLLITION 111\MEDICAL SCIENCE;
.
The best. Tivewapeutie Agept
evez:
1 - DR. DICI“NSON'S
---- y. ------A-N7 -----A • M AGNETO ELEC
-..-..---i.,.\
I' P , " ,. .it:-* . , ' l. 7 ". , Tnlc MACHINE
CR. VIIVANt, a . ~ .,t, ritX" . - . . .
!°P`,"lr l; •-fir: - .. - 7;•47; ,. 4„ is • exciting the
• • .• - ''* Fa c w- - i4.-;g 4 absorbing , • atten
,l; ' : ...:,%; .. r; ,-- -1 ".!7,7 4 .,,A4... - ", Con of the ,Nledi
-, '4' - ..t.;.; : ..A0V-.,, , iL1t cal Profession and
'. 1 -1;,..-'-.,.=.: 7, .1V Ilargi. portion of
the intelligent lay
men of the land. It is ‘. now clearly • demon
stritted that the lancet,. mercury, and ell other
internal-" drug. medication" may be laid aside
with perfect safety to the patient tind'abid
ing benefit to posterity. , Wherever these ma
chines have been introduced, they exolte the
highest wonder and praise. The apparatus
is adapted to prevent, relieve and cure every
dh ease incident to humanity,—more partiim
larly all those painful and.formidable diseas
es which have. for centuries baffled the pro
foundest learnin t and skill of physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an ex-
ces or deficiency of the nervous fluid,,pro- I
dubing en excess or deficiency of the acids
and alkaline secretions—the magmetid princi
ples of the systeniare deranged, and can on-'
ly be safely restored. to their normal condition
by an application of magneto-electricity, by
means of DR. DICKINSON'S MAGNETO
ELECTRIC MACHINE. This apparatus will
poitively prevent, and speedily relieve and
cute ' Consumption,.' Scrofula,' Rbeinnatisrm
P.sies, Neuralgia, Spinal Diseases, and ell
'other painful maladies, however hopeless and
of long standing: They are eminently useful
in ' l all -Sexual and urinary disorders,. particu
larly where the Constitution has been broken
dawn and ruined by unnatural solitary.habits,
to-which too manyof the young of both sexes
are so lamentably prone. , -' * *
TR. DICIMNSON'S MAGNETO ELECTRIC
,
MACHINE is without the dangerous compli
cations of batteries and acids—which fact alone
render:, it superior to all, others on the score
of neatness, cleanliness, safety and;utility:—
It , lis, in fact, a handsome parlor ornament;
m y be applied bya child ; and , will last a
Ric-time, to the great saving of Doctor's
Ups, &c. , .
_.; . .
' PUCE OF THE MACHINE $lO. , ..
'
tt t . will he safely packed end sent to any
pa of the Tnited Stake. Sold wholesale
end, retail at the Medical OiIice,No,3BNORTH
S . I L VENTLI Street,..PhiladelPhie. - Address,
' -
A. C. DICKINSON, M.D.
0-1-Iy.. ~ -- . : 1 :- . .
O
' .t
'Goods
SHOWING Tr& sEtw
just received at, OLMSTED'S.
F and slap o artidei lajthe Drag line for
sale by.:.. t:40:2.1:t ';) ' . L L S; -i
- ''' lm -Tift i ttELCONiniStiktet("
044‘;C:1A9:Pc: stin 7l 4:o_
44/ in tfie wotra
Circulation:l4o,oo%
THIS 'EtEd,A;cl' A*6 'FARdn'airMi
LIT4RABX PA:311.14Y - 1401;1'114
.314. GAZINE ,closes its first- Taium!) in : 2 14,0
next. Daring the fevihriettnonths J:if, its - ex.
tence it has attained a liopularity . tmegtialted
in, the annals
~ of thefress. •
1,
Having offered liberal Pre,
rdinins,for,.chOine literary effort's, .tbe. Stbrift,
llotr.ance!,-Esays,, Poetry,.oad other spark:
ling nail interesting reading was eanirnetieed
in - Jannary last, and are being stilFpublisli,
ed in the Visitor: - •• !-- -
...„
The New Volume will be.commenced lob;
ly.l.ls7,.greatly. improved eularged.—
Each number willsontain thirty-two extra
larn. s izu d' royal, octavo pages,' Making ag
nifi eent: volume jsf nearly 400 'Pages, - fel' the
yean=or presenting, - ari•arnount of ithe•ohol.
nest reading, on all subjects,.; equal what
would.cozit lu the book stores, at keit Ally
centcp:Vable ::"
Some of theimist - popular andbrilliant thoo
and female l ehatributors are regular con&i.
baton and the publishers will ispaie' no pains'
or expense to render the' "Welcome Ifisitor"
every way acceptable to-a refined and intelli.
gent our/Infinity. ,
The publication is adapted to all,elasses of
People—the young and the old--and Where.
ever non and. per-used, meets 4vl'th universal
acceptation,.
'ow is the time to subscribe `to tin
New Volume. - -
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*** The back numbers may be . bed (to
complete sets) for 3 cents each, or the whole
series of 12 numbers for TWETiV4IVE eentg.
Liberal inducements to Chit* and Can.
vassers. -
AW 3 'ltemetnber, our terns Are Fifty cents
for one year ; far a- niggle copy or three cop=
ics will be sent under one cote{ or address-fir
One Dollar.- Address, . -
. COSDEI. & CIO,3IPANY:
Publishers, No: 38 "North Seventh Street,
(up sfrars,) Philadelphia. _ 1011-4 y.
Of all disease ; tlio greaf i lflrst cause
prings from neglect of niture's laws
SUFFER NOT = I
WPiPa a clup,p 1 svarapiteco
ALT ! STAGES OF
• FV,PII-V,T
Self-Abuse, 'Nervous pehility,"Strietures, &leek
aravel, piabeles u pf'scOes pf rho Fidneys onti
Bladder, Xercurial Rheyip,l4,m, &rolala,
P ain& in the Polies atu'i BiSeases of th'4j
Luuys, Throat, Nose and ..f.:yes, Peers upon ths
Pod! c.r Lhmbsi Ca:Jeers, L'l'oP4 l 4iliptic./ . .?,1,
St. Ma's. .tiauee, apd diseases arising frop
a derngcment ci ths Sexual Organs,
QT.; CII as NervonsTvegoling; Lass of Mein 7
ory, Loss. of rpwer, clerieral \Weakness,
Dimness of Vision with pepuliir spots appear :
ing before the eyes,: Less pi Siglit, Wakeful :
!less. Ifyspepsia,liver Disease, liruptipns upon
the face, Pah: in the:back and helta, emale
-1 irregularities and all improper dh:chargei from
I both sexes. It matters not from what cape
the disease originated, however long Standing
or obstinate the case, recovery ism/mil, and i 4
a shorter time than?. permanent cure pan l?e
fepted by any other treatment; even atter Al
disease has baffled the skill of eminent Phyt6
crops Lind restated all theirmeans of care. The
are lit vritliputotior,.er.uspg
sicknes - :and 'free from merptiry pr palsam.
Durlr, twentyyears pf praptipe,i have reieuelt
fro • the ,jaws of Death many thonsantiS, wilesi
the last stages pf the alloyermentioneddis,
eases had been giyep pp to ainliy their pllysl:
chins, Which warrants me in premising to the
afflicted; whomay place themtelve.s under my
care, a. perfect and most speedy', cure., Secrei
DiSeases Ire the greatest enenfies to health, nil
they are the _first cause pt Consumption, Scrof :
ilia, and nutty other iltscases;and should be 4
terror to the human family;' 1s a permanebt
cure is scarcely ever elfected,a majority of thq
case:, filling. into the hands' of. :ncompeteat i
e'rsons, who Dilly
. fii 11 . tnelire the diseases
hat ruin the constiinticin, &Bin& the system
with mercury. which . , with Oe. disease, has :
tens the er into a rapid f,..,onsurnption.
But should the disease all 'the treatment
not cause death speedily and the Vitim mar l
ries, the disease is•entailed upon the/
children,
who arc born with iCeble constitutions, and
the current of life corrupted hy a _virus which
betrays itsi If in Scrofula, Teter. Ulcers, Erup :
Lions an other affections of the shin, Eyes,
Throat and .I.;ungs, entailingupon thema brief
existence of suffiiring, and consigning them to
~
an early grave. i . .
§ELI.? ABUSE is another formidable enemy
to health, for nothing elSe in the. dread cant ;
'ogee , p.f Pillual4 diseases causes so destructive
it drain upon the systena, drawing its thousand
of victims through a few years of suffering
down to an untimely gr. , ..ye.: It destroys ;09
Nervous system, rapidly wastes away' the en.,
ergies nf ' life, cluses. nieutO derangement s
prevtints the f,rciper'develppmcnt of the systena,
disqualifies 'for 'tparriage, soeiety„ businessi
and all 'arthly happiness, 'and leaves - the suf,
fever wrecked - in bOdy and m.u11,. predisposed
to consumption and a train of evils miare to be
dreaded than death itself. With the fullest
confidence 1 assure the unfortunatejlethas of
Self-Abuse that a permanent'.and 'speedy Cure
can be affected, and'ivitli the shandpriment of
ruinous practices my patients pan he restorer;
to robust, vigoroni health. ' ' .
The afflicted aro cautioned sgaiust the. nsti
of Patent ypdicincs, for there are, so' many
ibgenimis snares in the cplbmans of the
.many
prints tweateltandypti the - unwary sufferer;
that milfipits haye their constituticips 'ruiner%
h3l"tlte , rag . cPmPo.l 4 lli l4.9 t .. `ilPacic dA9t, l *l . 9t
the equally - poisonous riostrums - vended aq
"ratent Medicines." I have carefully analyze
luau of thel so called Patent Medicines en
find that nearly = all of them Contain .Corrosivet
Suhlirnate, which is one of the strongest pre l ,
parations of mercury and a deadly liaison,
which instead of curing thedisease' disablerk
the system for life.. ; ' . . .•; „....
. Th'rce,fourtts of thepateta•nostritqs P' 4)l 3 .-
{in Use are 'put Up by unprincipled and ; fgitoiiiii .
persons; who ttP. PO Understand ii:e{l.4lB itit
phabet of the mixteria Indica .1.-144 are equally
as destitnte of any knOwlidg,e•tif the 'lmam;
,systeret, having one .object , only in view, an
!that to make moric47 , yegard4s.s of ponsequori..
_ . -..- ..
Irregularities apq till disettges °trunk:*
ferdales treated ,or,; Triusiptes estoblithe4.la
twenty y ears of practice; atid sanctioned by
tti nsands of. the mctsti,remariktble cures. :
'ieinCs,with full. directions sett to any!, pan of:
the
,Lrzlited • Carai;das;. by patients
oonmurdeating. their - sytni)tonas .by
Business .corrdspondente
.strictly confidentiait
Address.
gUMM_ERVII.4I;E,-M:A .
Office NAT r. 1131 Miert "
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