The Potter journal., June 17, 1858, Image 4

Ottaltinp,
,IIIITiLNG 7 11411) TEE .itORNLVG.
Mier :the dew icon the clover,
And the ghrse ig AUtlllllll bloom,
end th'e primrose hi:l4.th over
With acorn enp.s' are st:e.-a
yul the la:;.:y roolesi sit cawing
t g_igh pp'en the tallest
It; ici Ply fleii'ers; [Owing,
„TV the Tnilkinc , through the lee:.
ads '
' • nen c to the - •
,The cilic . koo free . ; ' •
An.; the, blackbird at.the dawning
- ' Alngi dear end ripe, •
.. With his golden:pipV,
' .TO the milking maid in the morning
-Thep the ;pm is on. the Kenn-stalk, •
'And the herein green hedge-rows
Mashes her face with the slew-drops,
T dill to'my new i ileh cows.
/Pe pntridge springs, on dewy wings,
And the ,hcesant, under the bough,-
Flashes the sheep ofhls purple rings, •
Ail my milk-White h.eifers low.
•'. :And sings for me, "
In green-wood tree,
The throstie due at the dewy ing;
And the elv lark he
Pipes cheerily
To the milking maid in the morning,
INFANTS 4P.FT,TIG FOR DI VqE.CE.—
speCia), Will: Before 'Judge Sutherland,
very amusing petition for a divorce
was pFesep,ted, t 9 the :fudge, which may
rt4lten as highly illustrative of an age
,Of progress. Edward Ayers, "an infant,
Aged fourteen," applied 'by petition to
have a gnatdian appointed to prosecute a
uit for divorce from liis 7 --.the petition
pr's, not the guardian's- 77 wife.
,The
Judge having read the papers, enquired
bow old the interesting lady might be,
sad was informed she Was about sixteen.
he *Jirdge he signed the paper, and
granted the prayer of the petition, ap
pointing James flosford such guardian.
Y. Cam. Adv.
.
- Ser Governor Blacksnake, the Indian chief,
ptill lives on the Alleginitly Itcserratkru.qatta
laugus Co., IC exact age is not ',mown
by himself or anybody el:3e, but it is sunposed
pie is one Inindred and sixteen years old. He
was a favorite of General Washington. during
ibe Revolutionary Witt, and has now it beauti
ful silver medal whichwas presented to him
by Washington.—Exchange.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA
. - . •: •
sI Benevolent Institutio n , estal . trit.ihed hy epecia l
endowment for the relitf of the eiek and ais
frened, afflicted lt-fth Virulent and
Epidemic diseasee.
WO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas
es, such as SPERMATORRIItEA, SEMI
AL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE,' GONOR
BHCEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of
pNANism, or SELF ABUSE, Sc.,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of,
the awful destruction of human life, caused'.
by Sexual diseases, and tl.e deceptions prac
tised upon the unfortunate victims of such
iseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
kheir Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE,
ACT worthy of their name, to open a Dispicn
Fairy for the treatment of this class of diseases,
In all their forms, and to giVe MEDICAL AD
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter,
With a desdription of their condition, (age,
peeupation, habits of life. &c..) and in cases
of extreme poverty, to EURNish MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to. add
that the Association commands the highest
I'led,ieal skill of the age, and will furnish the
mat approved modern- treatment.
The Directors, on a review of th'e past, fee;
fissurdd that their labors in this 'sphere of be
bevolent effort, have been of great benefit to
the - afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re
riewed'aeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
:,Just Published by the Association, a Re
pdrt on Spermatorrheeit, orSeminal Weakne"Ss - , i
the Vice of Onanism Masturbation or Self- 1
•
"thu§e, and other Diseases of the Sexual
tans ; by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, (in a sealed envelope.) FREE'
riCHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS I
postage. ,
Address; for Report or treatment, Dr:
GEORGE R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Lfowatd AsSociation, No. 2 South Niuth Street,
iladelphia, Pa.
By order of the Director'.
; • .
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
EPEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
, = LIST OP CAUSES,
OR - Trial'at JENE TERM, 1653, of the
I,E
Court of Common Pleas of Potter County.
W. T. Jones, vs. Deloss Dwight.
pillingham, use of} „ A. P. Cone.
f' N. J. Mills,'
rtussell & Hoskin, „ f .Ass. Stevens, Luke
1 . Stevens. et a.!.
Voiter Reynolds, " Thomas Gilliland,
pike Township, " D. J. Chappell.
p. Rees la. Lyn' an jr." James Grimes, et al.
P6 e . T. Jones, „ {N. V. Jackson & Eli
. Rees,
ay. G. McClelland, use ‘f A. Woodcock.
Matthew Wilkinson, 9 Temple Wilkinson.
IV. T. Jones 4; Co., " N.
Wondcp . ck.
urtis,Erwin*Brook" S. P. Reynolds.
.3f. Carpenter, " Richard Shay. jr.
,
1, ohn-Krouse, " Zacheus Mallory, et al.
I Sobieski Ross, " R. W. M'lntyre,
Verse! Dickinson " C. W. Ellis.
Allegany Township, " John Lyman.
same, " Same.
S..E. Ensworth, " Pike Township.
Alonzo Dwight, 'S. P. Reynolds,
Isaac Kalen, 9 Jones, Mann & Jones,
Sam? P. Westervelt," W.'T. JOnes,
f l ohn A. Davis, "W. T. Jegtes.
askin, use of Platt 1
" Harry Ellis.
' - ,k Platt,
F_ ,
askln use of S.P. t " Maynard & Wilcox.
Johnson,
William Radde, " Carl Bredo, et al.
Villiam Radde, " Hans Rarunsen, et a
1
N'athan Woodcock, " Crittenden & Johnson.
IT. T, Jones, in {4- P. Cone &0. T.
Ellison.
ionatban Glace, " Sylvanns Jones.
.G. & W. Lansing," David T. Hall.
.G. &W. Lansing," Dennis Hail.
;On E. Edwards, " Jonathan Nichols.
- _ H. J. OLMSTED, Prothonotary.
.PIIOTRONOTABY'S Omen
kzpltlerport, April 12 1858. }
H. GOLD ROGERS,
itrOMpti ti COUNSELLOR AT LAW, will
attend'to• the collection of claims, debts and
-notes in the Collets of Law of Potter and
11eKean counties. Butts for the recovery of
hinds .of n.oul:eside* will be particular:y
*ilentled to.-*
Z. J. T11031PSON;
CARRIAGE -WAGON 11AN.E.4 and .RE
FAIRER, Conderispott,Totter CO. ; Pa., takes
- this method of informing the pub-
lie ingeneral .that he is prepardi
. -to do all')Vdrk i 1 his line' with bromptnessi •
in a workinau-like' manner, and tipon the;
most aceotamodating, terms.. Payment for
Repairing invariably required on delivery of
the work. All lands of PRODUCE
taken on account of work.' ; 10:35. .1
COIE01:10 T SrOR A.CADE3I7C,
.
1851 1- 58..
REV. J. iIENDRICK., Principal.
TR"-
Academie Year is divided into three
sessions of thirteen u - cely each' :
The Winter Term commences, i Tuesday,
Dire. 15, 1 , 157; . . )
The Spring Term , c!i.unt[p . cos, Tuesday,
April U, 1.C53.. - . [ •
.
The Fall Term commences, Tuesday,.,ll,rs.
24, 1858. .
Competent Teachers have been secured for
every branch of Study. -- ; - [
. Classes will he so arranged that, students
may enter to advantage at any tinge.
A Teachers Class will be drganized, in which
due attention will be paid to the studies usually
taught in Comma Schools, and the best Meth
od of h.aparting histruCtiou. ,
Vc.PEN-ST;B PER TERM.
Primary Branches, - 52,50
Common English, ' 3,50
Higher English with Algebra, - 4,75
Higher Matheavitics, 6,00
Latin and Greek, 6,00
Drawing, (extra) : 2.50
Music, with use of,Piano, (extra) 10,00
French. (extra) 3 OC ,
Without o,ther studies, 5,00
Room Reut, each, ' 1,50
The past success of this Institution nnler
the Precepturi,hip of Mr. IlEsnaN::: has induc
ed the TruFtve_ to r,neure a continuation of his
serviee , T.. We trust an intelligent public will
give it, that support v, hith seems to be due to
snult ari Institution,
ELI 11 . 2.,E5, Pres't.
G. B. OVERTON, Sec'y.
LEWIS '.'‘IANN,
KMOS FRESCiI; 13.
SOBIESKI ROSS.
DO YOU EVER
WANT ANY THING
FllO'M :NEW YORK?
IF SO, ',E N . l) YOLIZ ORDER. TO
N. CANT CO.„
S:5 Barclay St.
LMb.ST everT one, certainly every mer
hl• chant. has tiun ,- .tinw-s very strongly wish
ed that hr; had a reli.l'r.ic,eorrespondent and,
friend living in this great .metropolis to whom
he cooed seitd for the transaction of scrim bu
siness. or the rurchase of =ogle article, that he
could not mate it convenient to go to the city
to do, , or to 1.m:,7 himself, with ful! ctmfidence,
that the business would hi, well done, and at
a reasonable expense to hint. 11-!via' become
satisfied by a considerably extended observa
tion and experience that this is an almost uni
versal want, we have established our house to
supply it. We have found that thousands of
persons from Maine to cteorzia are constantly
sending to us to e . :,.ecitt orders, ir_volVing pur
chases varying from 25 cants tc as many hun
dred dollars, and we belie've in every ease,
those etnploying us havej been satisliell 1,..)111
with the quality of the services rendered and
equity of our charges. We mean that cur
charges shall in all'easesi he flit. and reasQna
ble, predicated on '-the tiutd and labor
consumed. at is certain, that heiitg constant
ly in the market, largely for c.r-sh,
we dart I:CY ear,rl:ll thici any single pur
chaser can. In fact, we Save to oci- friend 4
much more in prices than the commis. - .i.70t we
charge - . No man, Is ho only
. oecaslo,:muy
comes here can be ihmidar with a Moirlie: so
extensive fk 3 ,',/cl;eing. here all time,
are it n , quainted v7ith it, and '•idor~
where to go to dud evnty this:;; in first hand,
and at t:.e rates: V. e have found that
many of our distant ,friends wish to snd
country produce to sell,• snmetitues the pro
ceeds to be invested in goods, sometimes iu
money. Accordingly we have mad,: the very
beet arrangements to enable us to do justiee
to those who may consign to us. Our - charges
for selling are a usually five per cent.. although
iu special cases of cery large or very small
transactions, equity might require it tp be va
ried from that. We have a circular giving
more at iem„.:ll.l the scope and plan of our bus.
iness, with Statement of our chat ges for buy
ing some of the leading articles, whit .Willie
sent on applzatic.u.
Letters of inquiry only should contain
stamps to prep.v the replies.
REFER 1,1 PERMISSION- TO
Wm. G. Larnb , 2rt, of A. & A. Lawrence &
Co., New York.
IVrn L. King, of N'aylor:k Co- New York:
David S. iirOca, of David S. E.ruls , :a S 7. Co.,
Philadelphia.
Joseph C:thlt, Phil le'.picia.
G. Bat; Blake, of B1:1e, Howe 4: Co., Bos
ton:
P. Cabot 8: Co.. gocton.
Stanfield, Wentworth .F.; ('0., - Doe t ton.
J. C . , Cabo;, of Wales, Cabot & Co., St
Louis.'"
Anti many °there,.
N. B.—Partici'lar attention is gi7 ,- .;n'to pro
curing Itnurance Policies, ILiie, Fire and Ma
rine). in the best and-most reliable offices: In
formation furnished of, the standing and res
ponsibility of Insurance Coinp?.uics, Raiiro:lsis
and other Corporations. 1.40-tf.
Health and ieauty.
41
OW to he the most beautifil wotrian io
the world. low to he more beautiful
after marriage, instead of more ugly, as most
wives now are. How to transmit your beauty
to yotir children without I.4Lsit, , g, it yourself.
How to be sweet Without !p,erfume, cheerful
without stimulant, rosy without rogue and ra
diaut without paint. The beaus twit certain,
within the reach of erery woman and are de
tailed with ample dirtatti\ons in a "Letter to
Ladies," which will lie mailed prepaid to any
address on the receipt of 23 cents isZ stawps
or American coin . address
d4o—tf. • DR. T. L. CLIAPMAN,
No.-47 West 13th Street, New York,
1 - 1 IV. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
XV • most popular Medicines now in us'c, a
few of which he will mention:
J. It STAFFORD Co'.'S OLIVE TAR.
DR. D. JAYNE. it SON'S FAMILY MEDI—
CINES.
J. C. ITER CO.'S CHERRY PECTORAL
IND PILLS. .
SEVERAL KLNDS OF CHERRY SYRUPS,
Sc:, Sc.;
.I".T.ll.`Sinfiord ,S; Cr;'s. Olive Tar is ap
'plied and inhaled by It earlnz., on. INHALER
around the neck aad on tic breast. His OL
IVE OL'TMENT is applied where the skin is
broken, a*l irk popular remedy where known.
Good or the Whooping: Clough. 10.3.
01 - ecy
• rz. S t (s.:*' -.- -...\--—uilllt's 11.,
---- tlit
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FIMSI W, -" ' - -n
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CAUTION .
.
Merchants and Traders trill 1* on their guard and 'not
be imposed upori by a Counterteit of Morse's Indian Root
Pills, signed 4.11. Ikon. All genuind Indian Root Pins
have• the name.and signature o[4., 1 . i r i,,,a ce Ca., qn
each boa.
Above we present con` with a likeness of
DR. MORSE—the inventor of MORSE'S INC.
ROOT PILLS. This philanthropist ha's
Spent the greater part of his life in trayeling,
haying visited Europe,, Asia, and Africa. as
Well as North America---11:ts spent three - years.
anz,ongdhe Indians of our We:a ern country--
it was it: this way that the Indian Root Pills
'were tirrd. discovered. Dr. Morse was the fi - rst
loan. to establich the fact that all discascs'aricc
front It PKilyin: OF TIIP, FLOOD—that oar
strength, health and life depended ttpor, title
vital ttaid.. . .
When tit.: various ialssagesllecorneclogizerl„
and do not act in perfect harmony with the
differelt functions of the body, the blued loses
its action. becomes. thick, corrupted and dis
, intsed ; thus causing all pains, sickness and
distress of ever; uatne ;. our stcength is ex
! boosted, our-health we are deprived of, and i:
nature is not assisted in thrc - .yin . ; off the eag
[mint humors, the blood will . ycolue eh,aked
and cease to act, and thus oar litfid of life lyitl
foreter be blown out, I!,,tc important ram
that we should ;cep Vari , `llS passage.> of
the, body free and cps'' Awl how pleasant.
to us that we have it in ont power to put a
me b••ine in your thach, imna.dv.
it of marinf.oqureli from, plants
and roe is which erow around the monu•nirt
ous cliffs ;a Ntatlre' garden, for the health atul.
rey'.Yrery of wr. One 0)•1
from which the,..e Pdls ~ remade is a Sudo ifie,
whirls optnr , the p. , res of the skin, and assists
Nature in throwing out the 'liner parts of the
corraption within. The second is a plant
which is an Expectorant. that opens and un
clogs the passage to the lungs, and thus, in a
soothing manner, performs its duty by throw
ing oil' phlepi,m, and other humors front the
lungs by enpionq spitting. The third 10. a F'i,
uretic, , Which gives ease and dmble atr.ot,t,th
to the kidneys; tins eneourrged, they d: :.w
large 'amottnts of' impurity from the blood,
which is then thrown out bonntitally by the
urinary cr water pa.::age, and which could
not hat• , ,. been discite;.g •d in any othor way.
The fourth is a Catharti", and t.cet,m;innics
the other properties of the he engaged
in purifying the tikesl; the coarser particles
t of impurity which rollout pars by the other
outlets, are thus taken up and conveyed oil
great quantities by the bowels.
Front the above. it i shown that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills not oily enter the stomach,
bu' bodingunited Ns ;th the blood, for they
find way to eve . : - port, and completely ront out
and cican. , :e the system from all impurity, and
the life of the. body, ~ vhich is the blood, be
comes perfectly healthy; consequently. all
sickne , s end pain is driven from the systern,
f or they cannot rema:n when the body becomes
so pure and clear.
The reason wlty people arc - so distressed
when sick, and why so many die, is because
the , do not gee a medicine ; which will pnss
to the afflicted parts, and which will open tho_
natural passages for the disease. to b.e cast oni;
hence, n large gum: ity of food and other mat
,
ter is lodged, and the stern:lob nod intcstioes
arc overflowing
,w , th the corrupt. d
Moss ; thus uadergoieg fermen
tation. constantly mixing it h the hloyd,which
.thr.,ws :nat:er . throegh every vein
ard artery, until lif.• is taltcu f, , tn the - body
In di.:ease. I , ::.LS -e 0.b1,11 to
themselves vietttr: l'‘'trny j by restoring
ra:lhoos the sod: to I,:o.uniag health and
h tho.,so-oi who Ilitt-t b?tin
racked or I - ,ehh pain and
art,zu , sh, and het "
..' been
scorched by the burrii:itr e' . ::nes of ra:ring
fev,tr, who have hers iught, as it were.
within a step cm' the sil mt.- gat- e. new stand
ready to testilv that they wall have
numlitred with the dead, lied it not been for
this greot and wonderful medicine. Morse's,
ludian Root Pills. After one or two doses had
been taken; they were astcia , shed. and abso.,
bitedy surprised, in witntss,:ng tht , ir charming
erects : :.`;ot only do they give immediate ease
aid strength, and take away all sickness.
pain and anguish, bat they nt once go to
work at the foundation of the disease.
which is the blood. Therefore, it will be
,thown, especially by those who use these Pill ,
that they will so cleanstt and purify, that dis
ease—that dekily - eienl:,--wid take its flight,
and the flush of youth and beauty will again
return, 'and the pro .pest of ii long and happy.'
life will cherish and brighten your
S ,- )ld by SMIPII Coutler=port ' • a 150 . ,,
by Medieire Deniers in the A. .1.;
W: . IIITE & CO- No. 50 Leonard St., New York '
Proprietors: WM. MUDGE & proprietors
of Dr. A. Trask's Magnetic eintarmt,,l Earl
vide, Madison Co., N. Y., General Agents:
- NEW GOODS.
Palces and ffladi,y Pay,
.AT Slizißt.N CENTER.
SUBSCRIBEP.S ere offering for sale
.111_ an entirety new rotes sting or
DRY G00D..;,
, ir.AS:S WARE. Bt;;YrS
S11!)ES, 'EATS. &
BRELLAS, PARASOL. , :;,
va:VlnV,r SHADES
WA -
YA:DE c.nr,rTinsa, Y.,ASKEE
NoTION:3, &c.,
In our selections the wants of all been
remembered. The C.:antic:nen can find in our
stock of Ready `.Nlade Clothing an elegant
Fashionable- snit, or a silbstanticl Bodiless
suit, and we haveTtats z Caps and Boots &
Shoes to match.
The Ladies can find Fashionable Bonnets
beautifully trimmed, or bonnets and trimming;
a pod assortment of Dress Goods, end trim
mings; Gloves. Mitts,.llosiery and Gaiters.----
And; last but that lutist, corded and skeleton
Skirts ; also, Rattans, Skirt-Whalebone and
Brass Skirt-Hoops;. beautiful Rt. Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, - Fans, and too 'many
other things to enumfrate,----J7.1 cf ~,11 4 1 1 1 we
arc selling low for Cash, Lumber, qr an.kind
of Produce. FOUR, MUA-L, FISII &.c., con .
stantly on band.
W. 13. & J:11. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Potter Co., Pr-, June 5,
i557.-10:3-tf.
MARK GILLON,
DRAPER and TAILOR, late from the City of
Livert.aol, England. Shop opposite Court.
House, CoUder.Tt,rt, Potter Co. Pa.
N. B.—Particular allcation pail to CUT
TING. , 10:35-1y.
%JEW GOODS--A 'Fine Aisoetaneut just
111 received :it (a.MSTFAYS,
. .
- - .
.i-rititoßTAtv.t.,,-D - motiv.Eßy-itioutporik. , .BEAD-QuART_ERE
,
- - '. ' - - T"' subscribers -
,taketbiq: motlip . Cof
. .inl-;
'.l.. '' ' 'C'.ON' STJAII S TIONTi. :- ... ...:. forming their friends.s44 they.c.F.iili .!..,:,
' '
'' ' ''' .- '' ' ' , 'Oefpfotltind are ; iicir opening, .a: . eiloiee 3 and.
. desiiable'stock Of .''-.' . ' ' ' • ' ' 1
- D IS.E
.4 St S O.F•THE LURGS , .AA,Tki.livIi±i - . •..
ST:ti.i,E 4.. ND F..4.4.NOtijitY'.o.olV,
to
••:. • ' - . 7 - - - . 4 / 1 E PP# 447. . Xi? ••• -.•,- "---"- " -toile.ii : . . . .
'mi . invite the atteution of alltwho
CURAIIA.E . firg 4 3 N4I4 (11 4 11 "/ONt; - : degire.fo pukepUrchaSes. 'Qur stock islarge
,
UTlllCLE.conveys the reineilies tii,.the cav/-. 1 has been selected with great eare, , ar . idis; prit.-
V. V ' ties in the lungs through the-air passa- ticularly ikdaptefrto the. wants of .this,seetign
ges, , and 'coming i:4l direct contact With the
, of out country.., Our stock 01 Dry Goods:con
disease neutralizes the Inhere:lhr mat.er, 'ttl;••
, slits of ' -
...
lays the cough; ..cau.4es a free and
,easy expec
..l:lU.Ss 'GO 011$;TRIM)11 . .N0 5,111138 ()NS,
• toratioW, heals'. the lungs, purifies the blood, -• EnIIII'OIDEItIES, P.*IASOLS
imparts:renewed vitality to the nerv.ous system, . - .
CLOT - HS, CA,S.S4I§RES . .
giving that tone and energy so indiSpensable I . .
.. itEsT i NGs. . Dt.) ,, ,i .-, _
for the restoration of health." To be able to _ , I MESTICS, .4
state confidently. that Consumption is curable ' '',.. : .... :. ISHIRTINGS, .
by inhalation . , is to me a sonree of unalloyed '- - . Ti to Ns pRINTs .- • -
.
piensure. It is as much under the control of •• - 4
IlOSillillt‘'', SII.VifLS,
medical treatment as any -other formidable. ..•-.... , •
disea:ie ; ninety' out of every hUndred cases and a variet2,- of other articles,,(( numerous
cue
first stages, and fifty 'el?, to mention..! I e have also a. c tuplute assort
cent,
bf, , . cured in the . • 1 , . .., - . , i
lIIC II G Ca I
cent, in the seegnd ; but in the third stage it i -
is impossible to, save more than five - per cent.,
for the Lungs are so cut up by the disease as
to bid defiance to medical skill. Even, how
ever, in the last stages, Inhalation affords ex
traordinary relief to the suffering' attending.
;his fearfsl scourge,, which annuitlly•destroys
ninety-fivO thousand persons in the United
States alone and a correct caleul,ttion shows
that of the , present population of the earth,
.eighty millions are destined to till the COLT
sumptiVes - graves.,
Truly the diver of dealt., has no arrow so,
fatal. as Consumption. In all ages it -has-been
the great-enemy of life, fir it spares neither
age nor sex, bul. sweeps off alike the brave,
tic,. beautiful, the graceful and the gitteth By
the h-lo of that Supreme Being from whom
coimoth every good and perfect gift, I 11111 en
alibkd to offer to the afflicted a permanent
cure iu Commuption. The first
came 1 , ;b::::eles - is ficm, h..plue, blood, and
the pf,edtmce-i by their depot
sition iil r; lungs is to prevent the. ft ee ad
nussion of air into the air celis, which causes
we,t!- - -encd thrungh the entire systems.
They. surely it is 11107 , ,, rational to expt;ct great
g.,(4l, from medicines entering the cavities
of tae itinas than f. - (na at:ministered
througa the stomach; the Fatten., ‘N ill always
had the lungs free and the breathing ea;;, af
ter Inhaling remedies. Thus, lalialatiott is a
local remedy, nevertheless itnets constitution
ally, and with more power and certainty than
remedhis administtn.d by the stomach. To
;rove flue powerful and direct influence of this.
this mode of-adm.aistration. chloroform.
inhaled gill, entirely destroy sensii,ility in a
few minutes, paralyzdig -the entire nervous
s„-lean, so thtit a limb may be amputated with
out the slightest pain; Inhaling the ordinary
burnia:, , ,-,as will destroy-hie in a few hours.
Th. 2. inh. , ;:tdion of zunmunia wit],
sy - Aem when faiming - or arparerfly and. The
odor of many of the me is perceptible
in the skin a few minutes after brine inhaled.
and may be immedlately detected in the blood.
A convincing proof of the constitutional effect,
of inhalation, is the fact that sickness is al
ways produced by breathing foul air—is not
this positive evidence that proper remedies,
carefully prepared and judiciously'adminis
bored through the lungs should produce the
happiest -fest:lts? During- eighteen years'
practice, many thousands suffering from dis
eases- of the Itings and throat. hal, c been
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 itonsumption is no longer a. fatal
disease. My treatment of consumption is
Original, and founded on long, Operience unit
a thorough investigation. My perfect acquain,
Mime with fife nature. of .tubercles, ena
bles me to distinguish; readily, the various
Corms'of disease that simulpto consumption,'
and apply the proper remedies, rarely
mistakon even in a single ease. This famil
iarity, iu connection with certain pathological
and ;flieroscopie discoveries, enables me to re- ,
lieve the lungs from the effects of contracted
chests, to enlarge the chest. purify the blood.
ins a; t to it renewed vitality,- giving - energy
and tone fo the entire sy , tem. '
Medicines With- full Airections-seut to r,ny
part of the I.7.lited States and Canadas pa
:ients Corn!amaicating their symptom, by letter.
But the cure Aro* lir more certain if tlic
patient - should pay me a visit, Which wouhi
give me an opportiinity to f.;.timine the lung. ,
and emadeitwi to prescribe with much greater
certainty, and then the cure could be effected
without toy; seeing the patient Xgain.
W. GTIAHAM, M. D.,
Off4.ce 1131 Filbert Street, (Old
No. 109,) Belot Twelfth,
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Offers'Grvat inducements
TO BUYERS OF
triROCEEIES, &c., :it
U the stove . - formerly occupied by D. W .
Si?ENCEit, on 3d Street, North side of Public
A good assortment constantly op hand, from
which I will enumerate a few of the lending
articles, such as
• Sugar, . -Mustard, - Candy,
Col - lbe, : Cinnamon, .Nute•
Molasses, ' -Pept,eruce, Creel ors,
Syrups, Catsup, Soap,
Peppin., ~ Yeast, Candles,
.
Spice, Oils, Shot,
Ginger, Tobacco, Lead,
Cloves, - Sim '' • "Q." Caps,
CE:!). t , oda, Segars, P. Tartar,
a .1 ::,..:y t ! tiler thin ? - toe numerous to men
tion, w; il he found in this departnrpt, which
-rill be $Olll at a trilling advance from cost,
tar road.). pay. _ _
10:4•.;-ly
• .
Constantly on hand, such as
PORK, HAMS : SHOULDERS FISH, SALT,
BUTER, CHEESE, BEANS,
' 41TS, FLOUR; CORN
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, DRIED
APPLES, DRIED PLI:3IS,
and many other articles inthe line of.ppyi
si,Ans not necessary to mention. Also; •
• WOODEN WARE,
such as Brooms. W.1!,11-Tui)s and Boards,Vops,
pi l; m:rl4o.xes, sze., which will he sold low for
cash or ready Oat's, Potatoes, Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, 'and in fact almo,st:eyttryclting
farmer raises, will be taken' in exchange for
Gouda, at their cash value.' I incite the at
tentF;rt of Villagers, Fnrnters and Lunibermen
v!Ito 42sire to make purchases in' flip above
articles, nod solicit them to call before pur
chasing elsewhere. "E, K. SPENCER.
Coudersps - trt, June 9, 1857.-10:3.
ntEACIIED MUSLLNS and a fe,,w other
tieles in 14 line of Staple Dry Coed - ,
low for cash at • - E._K. SPENCERT,
10:3 D. W. S.,
Q .
OMB CLOTHING of Chenty'snianufat :are
.
r.tn. haal at E.. K. SPENCER'S, ,
I . D. W. S:, .g'
in A R.ANGES AND LEMONS just received by
'CY 10:3 . 7 vi' . 'R. di J. H. GRAVES.
GROCERIES
PrOVISIONS
GROCTIIip, ITARDIV RE 5',..N1:1,
- • •.:, , CROCKEP,XI .
all of which will be sold unc mrnonlY cheap
for.reinly liay,.nrid for appro ., . ed Credit on its
reasonaide It:rills-as an y (Abe establishincot.
:d 4 1 . ......N 3:NICHOLS.
Millport, Ang. 11, 1856.-9:12; ly. '
GREAT REVOLUTION 1N MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Tile be 'Therapeutic Agent
Introduced.
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Of 1.11 disease; We YT t, firs cause
Springs frora.negleei'of Natur t p's laws.
• STIFFER MOT!
*ken a CUR* is gnaianteedi
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IN ALL STAGES OF
SECRET IDISEA
Sgf-Abuse, ICerveus
Gravel, Dialees, biseases of the
Bladder, • ilereuridl Blieurnatig4
Pains in (lie Bonealand Ankles, .4
Lungs, Throat, .iVia;e and Eges,t
Body or Limbs; Cancers, ProTsy,
St. Vita's _Dance, and all dinare,
a d ! Tsbyement 41 i. .St.rual Ciryai:l3, . ,
Sucu a..§ Nerve. u , TreuWing, Boss o'f Mem.
bey, Liss of POwer, Genero Wes.YnesS,
Dimness of Vis:ozi with peculiar Spots :appear.
big before the ,yes, Loss-of Sight, :Wakeful=
'ess, Dyspepsh., Liver Disease, ErnptionsMpoa
the faye. Pain in th'it . back and heed, Vilnale
irregularities and felt it proper.discharges from
both sexes. It matiterS not from what enusp
the disease origintled, however longstanding
or obstinate the ca. e, recomsy ix ceitailj, end id
a shorter timethanpermanent cure cmi:he of :
tected by any othe treatment,. even after the:
t
disease h i
as baffled the skill Of eminentphysi : .
clans and resiited a l lltheirmeaus of cure: The
medicines are pleas Ant Without odor, ea using 110
'sickness and lreelfrom mercury or balsam,
During twenty yea 7 of practice,l have rescued
front the jaws of D ath ninny thousands, wilt",
in the last stages of the above nientiemeddis.
eases had been givn up to die by theirphysi.
clans,. whieh warrants me_ in promising te the
afflicted, who nury!place themselves tinder my
rare, a perfect and most speedy cure. Soviet.
Diseases are the g'eatest enemies to health, as'
they are the first - et use of Consunipticin, Serof..
1
u:a, and many other diseases, anti should be a:
terror to the t
calm. n .hreily, As . a perTunuent
cure is scareelyA , v , r effected, a majority of the
eases falling into the bands_ of incompetent
persons, who not only fail to cure the diseases
but 'ruin the eon titutinn, filling
.the systeni
with mercury = , wit eh, with the disease, has-.
T
tens the sufferer i to a rapid Crinitamption.
. But should the disease and the treatment
not cause deatli.speedily and the. victim mar.
ries, the disease bt- entailed upon-the children,
who are burn .. t'ili feeble constitutions, - and
the current of I:fe coinTpted by a virus. - which
/
'betrays itself in ;Scrofula, Totter, U Iccrs, Emir
tions an other.alteptions of the.'skin, Eyes,
Throat and I,ung i , entailing upon them-u brief
' existence of suffering and consigning them to,
an car iv. grave., . . .
SEEP ABUSE Is another fcrraidable enemy
to healtlyfor not ring else in the 'dread 'cats;
logue of human Aiseases eau - Sesso destructive
a drain upon the s L ivstera, draWing its thensand4
of Victims throueh a few years of cialcring
down to' an unthlely ”rave. lt tleAroys the,
Nervous "system; iapidly Wastes away the en
ergies -of life, e. uses- mental derangeineiiti
prevents the prop
. r development of the system,
disqualifies for arriage, socitlty,' business'.
and all carthlq:-liippiiless, and leaves the std . -.
fcrer wrecked in roily hind Mind, 'predispOsed,
to consumption and a train of evils more to he
dreaded than - death itself. With the' fidleFt
confidence I assure the unfortunate victims of .
Self,, basethat a permanent and_ speedy cure
can be 4tieptca, earl with the ahandoutuent of
ruinons practipeS lay patients eau le restored
to robust, vigorous health. -
, The atilictrsd ai,e cautioned- against the use
of Patertt . Medicines, for there are so "many
ingenious snares the .columns ofj.he•publit ,
prints fo eafeli and rob the unwary sufferers
millions haile their constitutions ruined
by•tlie vile opmP,outtils of quack doctors ' or
the equally poiSonous nostrums vended. as
"Patent Medicines." I. have carefully analyzed
many of the's() called Patent Medicines and"
find that nearly all of theM ctintain corrosivg
Sublimate, which is one of 'the strongest pre.'
partitions of mercury and a deadly poison,
which instead of Nniring the disensli disable
the system-for life.
_ Three-fourthS of the patent nostrums non
in use are Put . up In. unprincipled and ignorant
persons, who do !riot understand even the al
phabet of the niciferia tnedka, and are' equally
as destittqe of ariy knowledge of -the - human
system; haVing one objeet °illy in view, and.
that to make money regardlet - ,s'of consequen
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twenty years of practice,. and sanctioned by
thousands of the_ most remarkable cures:lied
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