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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Swayne's cele 3rated VeEmifuge,


"A Safe and Eiiectud Remedy for Worms, Dys-
Densia. Cholera Morhus, sickly Or dyspeptic
Children or Adults, ,and the mast useful Family
Medicine ever Offered to the public
Tb;, remedy is one that has proved successful
fo~ , long time, and is universally acknowledged
hv Al, who have tried it to be fr superior (heine
-, vs,v plea.an, To the TASTE at the same time
sllec,uan TO any other medicine ever employed in
disease. tor which it is recommended 1t not
ouIv DESTROYS worms, bot it insisorates the whole
sv.,em. I, is harmless in its effects aud the health
of ,hr pa,ient is always improved by its Use. even
vheo ,r woims discovered.
n-rBeware of Mistakes. Remember Dr. SIS
ycTnituge is now put up in square bottles (hav>
I'M. RECENTLY been chaneed) covered by beautiful
"a utauuer steel engraving, with 'he portrait ot Dr
S~nyne thereon engraved Bear this in mind,
and he n,t deceived
mr. swAYNE'S SlTGAR COATED SARSA-
papI,.,.A AND EXTRACT OFTAR PILLS.
The virtues Of these pills can be appreciated
,n,s hy those who have used them. They are
,d,n,eJ to assist nature in carrying Off morbid
matter, distractions, impnrity "i 'he blood &c.
'Tbev are gentle and effective purga,ive, correct
,u ,, functions Of the liver, and an alteTa,ive
in ,l,,pscal Affections they very valuable and
sfOtsIu I've IN eNesy Aooy u"'S "'' "u'''''S
coa,inu Of pure White Sugar, whereby every thing
,s,yrreahle to taste or smell is entirely removed
wi,hou, in the least affecting the excellent quali
,;e. Of ,hs medicine. Remember. they are now
pu, up in boxes turned out Of the solid wood,
covered with red label bearing the signature OF
D. sw.yne: none other is genuine.
The above valuable Medicines nre pre-
p,red only by Dr.. SWAYNE, N w corner Of
cieblh and Race streets, Philadelphia.
AGENTS for Union County. Pa.
| G. w Schafle, and Thornton & Baker, Lewishorg
, 7 Seebold and =, p b Mench, MIlersbu'g
Ed Wilson, D' l.. & Taylor, Miflinburg
| Mos Soecht, Deavertowa, Wilt & Eilert Harteton
d J Boyer, Centervills lSe0l HauPt DO
d Il Schnure. .Sclinser' vel Youugmsn 4 Walter
D Smith. .Mo<ser's Valley Dy Valley
| Rcub Keller. Navy Islsaa b & SummsrsF Freebure
nd y geTdUsPss apsssusk Ssop
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02


W. ar. .orr, TO .uoOunee The death Of
Robert N. Bart. Esq Of Reading. official
Reoo,,er Of the decisions Of the Supreme
Cour, nf Penn'a.
~r>~~~N|N>|~~c~~1~
~Rs,. M. MAan, will preach to Young
People on Sunday morning next, at H. a. "''
q, the Presbyterian Church.
-
n,-Tbe "Socie.y for Inquiry" Of the
trniversi,y at Lewisburg, will hold lis hrs'
,.culsr Monthly Meeting on Sunday after
noon mex, q, 81 o'clock in the hall OF The
Academy BUILDING on the hill. All persons
;p,eres,ad in the advancement OF The ne
deemer'. kingdom on the earth, are res
pectiuIIy requested 10 attend.
Lewi.burg. Jan. l, $780,
<,,,t0-SiiIlb< ~
MARRlED,
+. Lewisburg. 3Ist ult.. by J. A. Mer'z'
E.o JOSEPH BAsrIAN and Miss SARAH
CHEsrr. both Of Penns.
Jn New Columbia, Thursday week, bv
Rev. Mr.. Mari, TMo's CUMMINGS of Milton
and Miss ANN GuINrER. of N. c.
On the Goth ul, by Rev. John kohler.
NAsuAxIEL YoDsR, Of East Buffalo. anc
Niss Many FIsmER. Of Richfeld.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Dentistry.
WIN. G. STEWART, tTpssss.,ss

T ATE Of Philadelphia. is row l'calcd on
Il Market street. Lewi>hurg, opposite Mr.. J
Schreyer's store, where he attends TO operation.
on the Ierth a, a redu .,ion OF his former p ire-
Teeth and roots D. teeth removed with the aid OF
improved Instruments, aud in an easy manner
Filling teeth and setting pvots or plates atien
ed To according TO The latest Improvements in the
profession liberated. spungy, and inf imei gums
cured. Thankful ior past tavo,s. he solici'> n
continuance of public p,ironase No impure
materials used for filings in teeth. ly285
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
SIGN @ the INDIAN!
Cheaper than Ever.

TyN1iE subscribers have the pleasure to announce
1 to their did customers and the public in gen.
eral that they have opened large and splendid
assortment of TOBACCO &C. at the old
stand On Market street formerly occupied by Ssml
Ammons Tailor shop.
Their entire stock has been selected with sreaa
care. and Consists Of
ei.arS-fracrsncia, La Norma. Primsvess,
Princppe. Wern-r's RegsIia, CASTILLO. General
Taylor, Half Spanish, and Common.
GaVenGiiSh TObaccO-Slahter'sB Black
Fat, Congress, OIonoko, Brunch Stag, Plug, and
Fine Cut.
Smoking TObaccO-Cut and Dry,
Scafer!arte. &c.
SnnT -RapPe and Scotch.
SnuG Boxes. German Pipes, and fancy artt-
cl' OF tigar cases-sll of which are offered q
The lowest rates All kinds OF Produce taken in
rxch'nge. Call, see. and Judge for yourselves
before condcmhing the articles.
a. ]. PENNY,
HENRY FURRAv
Leaisburg, April 81, 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
OLD DIR AND s. Il. IOIFNSEND'S
compound syrup of Sarsaparilla

lust reed from the old DR. n large and
j fresh supply of his celebrated medicine
from The principal Depot in New York.
Persons wishing Ia procure SarSapnrilla
can have either the old or young Dr's, gen
uine and fresh. by calling on The Agent,
LewisbuIg June 20 & w SCHAFFLE
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Win0o,U SASH.

A 10, Of sxlO Window Sash, from the
cheap Mandatory Of Sprout n Burrows,
On hand. and all sizes 90, 10 order on
short notice.
May, lsi3 | @ iawshe
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Apply "Trask's
[aS8zsIIEYz ; Magnetic OH Ointment" '.n.on1o

esE@&A=A..A4s0 freely on the surface
over the region of the pain, and you can
easily throw off the disease. Its application
is attended with no DANGER and i, will relieve
you more speedily than any other remedy.
Price 25 and 80 cents. Sold wholesale
or retail by Thornton & Baker. .Le~lsburg,
and John Il. laser, Milton
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

INST received, at Forster's Store
j 80 sacks superior Liverpool Ground
a5 q, dairy Salt, CAIum Sai',
which is off.ffG. cheap. Dec 10.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

DldklkS hand for sale At this office, or
printed according to order
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
DIR. Swayne's compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry.

DIR. Swayne's compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry.
Reliable Testimony.
John Mi'ion Earle, editor Of the Worcester
Spy, Mass. was attacked with severe inl,ma>
ton Of the. .ung-, accompanied with distressing
cough after using various other remedies with
little or no benefit, hv the use Of one bottle Of DR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, he
w,s restored 10 perfect health
VIM. Monteiius, a respectable merchan, of S,
G. ,ir. SchuylkiIl county, writes, Ian 30. 1919
.E,. closed send you certificate Of WIN. Beau
mont citizen of our town. His case Of Cons
urs mi, n is we'll known hcreand Of long standing;
he a,,ri. utes his cure entirely to your Compound
syrup OF Wild Cherry ...
be no, deceived by the many spurious And
worthless D. operations Of Wild Cherry, u-hered
i,ao notice. b1 ignorant pretendrrs, but see that
the signature Of DR.. SwayDe is upon each bottle,
which is the only guarantee against imposition.
Renembe, the genuine preparation Of Wild
Cherry is prepared only by Dr SwArNK, N w
corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philad'a
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

bes, of
Ga~~ ~~H- e = EE 80
Fried. Siewed, II a>'ed, or IN the ''he'i-
THJpE done mp in The !~>r .tyl--P'%s'
Feer-Bread, Pies. Cakes, Nuts. Candy,
sc. &c.
TIE public may rest assured iha' me
enlinp-honse shall be kept clean and ord
erly, and small bows and ro"d'eS mol be
,ermIied 10 Ioai here u, stflct a'ei'i"h
10 the wants of the public IN our Iine. we
hone 10 receive share of is patronage.
J. M'FADDlN 2D A'.i-
n b. Alter the l., nf Nov, Fnm'!IrS
can b. supplied with Oysters IN the shell
by the hundred. hali-hrndred, ".
I.ewisburg, Oct. 22 3"2oo
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Registers Notice

All persons interested he reby notified
that the following accounts have been allowed
and filed in the Registers Office al Ebebsburg
and will be presented for confirmation to the
Orphans Court TO be held at Ebensbu-g for
the County of Cambria the lst Monday oil
January next.
The account of Joseph Layton administrator
&c. of the estate of Nancy Reilly late of the
Borough of Johns own. deceased.
the account of Obadiah Ward administra atoI
of the estate of Philip Goughnour, late OF
Conemaugh Township, deceased.
The account of E. J. Waters, surviving Ex-
exutor of the last wili &c, of Gri fifth Rowlant
,ate of Cambria Tow hship. deceased.
The account of Lewis Dormayer. admir- o.
the estate of Peter Strayer, deceased.
The accoun: of Mary Urban. adm'x of ths
state of Cleans A. Urban late OF w ashin q, OF
town nshp, deceased.
VIM. KITTELL, Reg'r.
Ebensburg, Dec. 5, ls50.-l0.
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HNHE subscriber caers for sale 10 the al q,
IL of December next, and if not sold by that
time viii rent on advant ageous terms the
''SCAAIT MANsIoS HoUsE.''
ihis hpe Hotel is located ten miles from
Hollidaysburg and nine miles from Ebens burg
at point where the Turnpike Road leading
hom Hollidaysburg to Pittsburg crosse. he
Allegheny Portage Rail Road. and consequent.
iy receives The patronage of the travelling pub.
lie that crosses either of these thoroughfares
to PhiiadelPhia or Pittsburg. Four trains of
passenger cars stop at the door daiiy in the
business season, and from five to ten coaches
in the winter.
The pure atmosphere, pure water, and de-
lightful scenery OF the Allegheny Mountains,
IN a ke This a most desirable summer resort for
citizens of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and as
many permanent visitors can be had as the
House Will accommodate.
The building is spacious and admirably ar.
ranged for Hotel and has been recently refit.
Ted, painted and enlarged. An excellent Stable
carriage house, wash house and convsnien,
utdoor buildings the premises and
also neat tenant hou Sc for servants.
Ii the premises sold. clear and ,ndspu.
table title will be made. and possession given
on the first day Of April next.
The undersigned begs leave through this ad
vertisement to return his hearty aoknowledg
ments to his numerous friends Tor the many
avors bestowed on him AID assures them that
nothing but sickness in his family has induced
him to reliDquish claim to their patronage.
WM. S. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Nov. IS. 1S50.-9.
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The BOUNTY Land Law.

We learn from the Pension Office, saws
The National In;elligencer, that In answer
10 various inquiries relative to the Bo unity
Land Act of September %, 1850, deci-
sions have been made as follows:
l. That where the service has been
rendered by substitute, he is the person
entitled 10 the benefit, and not his employ
er. 2. That the widow of soldier who
has rendered the service required by law
is entitled to bounty land, provided sh e
was widow al the passage ofthe law, al
though she may have been married severa,
times; Or although her marriage 20 the Off
Ger or soldier may have taken place after he
lett the service; but if not widow when
the law passed, the benefit of the act in.
sures TO the minor children of the deceased
soldier. 3. That n person who has re,
ceived or IS entitled 10 bounty land under
prior law Is entitled 10 the benefit of the
act of the 2Sth of September, 1885,
4. That no soldier is entitled 10 more than
one warrant under this act, although he
may have served several terms; but, " here
a soldier has served several terms, he will
receive warrant for the greatest quantity
OF land TO which the several terms consol-
Idaied will eu;iie him. 5. In all cases
where any portion of the marine corps in
The several wars referred 10 in the act oi
the 28;h Of September, 1850, were en-
bodied with the army in The field, and
performed service as a portion of the line
of the army, the marines who so served,
If they served the time required by law,
and were honorably discharged, arc enG-
lied to land. No seaman, nor any other
person belonging 10 the navy proper, is
entitled to land. And no teamster or arii-
ficer is entitled 10 land. Persons who
were engaged in the removal Of the Cher
okees from Georgia in 1886, or in reno,
wing Indians at any time, are net entitled
10 land.
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Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
Fog Sale O2. Rent!

The subscriber offers for sale hat commodi-
Gus and well known Tavern Stand in the Bor-
ongh OF Ehenshurg now in the occupancy of
RoBERT CARMAS. The House is in excellent
pair aud has attached to il all the necessary
ouibuildings which convene nee requires. THE
stables are also large and convenient.
This house being situated in he most pleas
ant part of the borough. offers a fine induce.
ment to any person wishing to engage in the
business for which it is we'll cacaia ted
Terms reasonable and title indis putable.
If not sold it will be leased for any term of
years that may be desired, together with a
quantity of first rate land, from fifteen TO thir.
ty acres. Possession given the first day of
April. 1851. Application must be made 500 n :.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
November %, ls50-s-tf-
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ART INTELLIGENCE.

AMERICANS IN ROMA correspon-
dent OF the London Athcnnum says the
Americans seem to be the only people in
Rome who are suffered 10 exhibit their
political, artistic and religious heresies
with impunity. Powers emblamatic stat
ne of the United States is progressing,
and MIR. Crawford's design for a monu-
ment TO Washington, is described by him
as follows: The design for which hun
dred thousand dollars is 10 be paid, is orr
ginal and striking. From the centre of a
huge block of granite, cut into The form OF
Star with six rays, rises pedestal, upon
which stands an equestrian statue Of the
Legislator, sixteen feet in height. The
six points of the star are surmounted by
six colossal statues-one of them an allie
gorical figure of Virginia, the hero's birth
place-three of them statues of distln-
guIshed Generals, who were his compan-
ions in arms-the other two representing
Sta aesmen who were connected with him
in the great struggle, and succeeded him in
the office of President. The casting, ii
is said, will be done either in Paris or Mu-
Mich. All the figures, except that Of Vir-
ginia, are to be done in bronze. The
writer says the Americans have Just OBJ
tained permission 10 build a Protes tant
church-the first ever permitted in the
Eternal City. Their architects are now
at work-and III a short time the edifice
will rear its head in the neighborhood OF
the ancient tomb of Augustus, and IN the
very Via de Pontifcil
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Stray Bull.

Came 10 the residence of the subscriber in
Carroll township about the lst of September, a
smnll, red. yeariing BULL, with some white
about his head, and small crop off the left
ear, The owner is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges aud lake him away
or he shall be disposed of according tn law.
- MICHAEL KENNEDY.
November %, IS50-S--3t
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DI II I'D

On the 10th inst, MARTHA MCDERMIT,
a. the residence of her brother in Clear field
township.
On the 18th inst, MARY, and on the
18th inst, CATAARINE, daughters of James
and Elizabeth Litzinger, of Clearfiald
,ownship-the first aged 10 and the other
8 years.
On the 18TH inst, FRANCES ANN, daugh-
ter Of James and Lydia A. McDermit OF
this place, aged years and months.
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Notice.

ALL persons having claims, of any kind
against the Commonwealth for materials fur
nished or labor performed on the Allegheny
Portage Rail Road, prior TO Dec. lst, lS49
are requested TO make immediate report oil
their amount to the undersigned ut his office
at the Summit. 1t is hoped that no person
having claim will neglect this notice, as he
is desirous ofreporting to the Canal Board al
OF the debts due, that sufficient appropri.
alton may be made at the next session of tn e
Legislature for thei. lquda ion.
WIN. S. CAMPBELL, Supr,
Office of Superintendent,
A. p. r. Il.
October 26th, 1850.
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climate on the face O. creation; and it has
touched similar attitudes in the parishes of
Port Royal and ST. Andrew. Ii has been
frlghtfuily malignant at Middleton coffee
plantation, the property of the Duke of
Buckingham, and il has manifested itself
at Charlo:ten0urg, Chester Vale, New ton
and other properties, all situated at an al
titude that has hthes.o tiefcd lebr;le dis
eases.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!

~ HE subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
Il friends and the public gener ally, that ihoy
are now receiving from Boston, Philsdelphia,
BaltImore and Putsburg, st their store in
JEFFERSON, n. u. Kea foaa q new aud
complete assortment of
Fall and Winter Goocs,
Co sIsting in part of choice selection Of
=, Prints Of n..oasd rich stEIss
French and Domestic Ginghams
Alpaeu s, Nous de LANES, Merinos and
b Cdshmerss, chife, red and printed Flan-
.aets. tledched and bropn Canton FlanneIs.
lfc6tngs, striped shirttngs, broom sheefings.
6kaehed, 6ro,on and biue driiiings, 6Ieachea
shTf,ngs, IRISH linens, fashionable bonnet and
cap T'6ands, joconet, India book and null mus.
Tins. fancy dress trimmings, shopls. linen and
srth pocket handkeIchiefs table corers crash
sdtinefs. fpeeds. blue. black and bro1rn cloths,
BLACK and fancy caSsimeres, fancy uestings,
tdmos' 1ool shirts and dru,oers, carpets, cotton
germ ana cham IN r0riety.-fogefher NTH
ereryfh'ng IN the COMB AND VARIETY LINE.
ALSO-A good assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
No. mole and beaver hats, Mexican slouch
hats, plush. otte-. oil and cloth caps.
Groceries, mackerel. shad, herring. and cod
ssh, ground alum, Conemaugh and dairy salt.
syrup, sugar house, Trinidad and ". O. moIas-
ses, pure cider vinegar, loaf, crushed, Orlean
and maple sugar. CASTLE, var iegated and rosin
soap. w. r. cheese. dried peaches and apples.
Imperial. Panama, Young Hyson and Blaek
Teas mould. dip and sperm candles, IN i'll and
crosscut saws. general assortment of hard
ware queensware, glassware, tinware, hollow.
ware. cedar ware and crockery ware
ALso-Flour, castings, iron and nails. drugs
DR.. Jayne's family medicines. and dye stuffs in
variety.
ALso-COOKING STOVES, stove pipe,
white lead. whale and lard oils. twiled bags,
bedcords, corn brooms. brushes, bar lead.
sleigh. cart and riding whips, carpet bags-a
general assortment of window glass, market
baskets, school and misce llaneous books and
stationary, together with all and singular the
articles usually and unusually kept in country
stores. All of which have been selected with
direct regard to the wants Of this section of
country. and will positively be sold at tn e
lowest prices. Lumber and all kinds of pro.
duce taken in exchange for goods.
G. l.. LLOYD s. Co.
Jefferson, Dec. 5, 1850 0.-9-5t.
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Peter Helmau, In the Court ofCommon
Pleas Of Cambria county,
VS. October 9, 1850. Lbel
for a divorce, q ui.cuLo
4 ma Heiman. m0fTinlonii.
To the above named defendant:
Va on are hereby nor fed to appear before he
IL Court of Common Fleas of Cambria couo.
~ On OF before the first Monday o. January
next. then and there 10 answer he complaint o
the libeani.
JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
December 10, lS50-l0
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Exchange Hotel.
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa
Thomas "A. Mcguire, Proprietor.

FTHE undersigned. having succeeded Mr..
IL Samuel Bracken in the proprieiorship of
the Establishment. most respectfully announ-
ces TO the public that his entire attention will
be devoted TO the task of rendering the Elk
change Hotel one of the best public houses in
this section of the State.
Especial care Will be observed in procuring
liquors of the choicest brands, and every sp.
propriate delicacy which the market affords
will be carefully lecied for the table.
Good stable aud careful hostlers are proyi
ded.
The undersigned will always be most happy
10 greet his fiends and the travelling cosninu !
nifty.
THOMAS A MAGUIRE.
Oct. 81, ls50.-tf
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FHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
II friends and the public gener ally, that ihoy
are now receiving from Boston, PhiIsdelphia,
BahImore and Pittsburg, at their store in
JEFFERSON, n. p Kcu Eoaa, new aud
CumnIeie L
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-11

false notions and conceptions. Give him an
other, and feels yet better. By this time he
has got to feel pretty well, quite happy
He has no fear, no shame. He can curse
swear and break things He is fit for trea-
son, stratagem and spOils. He fears no con-
consequences, breads no dangers and can ac-
complish impossibilities.
If he is cripple, he fancics he can dance
like stayr if be is slow and unwieldy, he
can run Ike an Hart if he is weak and fee
BILE in strength, he can lift like Sampson,
and fight like an Hercules; if he is poor
and penniless,he is as rich as the Rothschilds
and has money to lend. Hence it is the Fa-
70 dealer treats his visiters, the Auctioneer
the multitude, the Merchant his customers.
Because it dethrones reason, blinds the mind,
destroys the judgement causing men to feel
lrich when they are poor, and able to buy
when they have not the means with which to
pay.
Intemperance is a mental evil, because il
J produces insanity. A fit of intoxication is
} in reality an exhibition of temporary mad
7 ness. In Ireland spirit drinking has beer
5 found to be most fruitful causelof madness
5 DR. Hallaran, who for upwards of twenty
: years attended the Cork Hospital for the re
: ception Of the insane poor, thus remarks :
: $50 frequently do cases of furious madnes
i present themselves arising from long contin
II usd intemperance, that there is no occasion t
L enquire into into the cause, the aspect of tn
e individual being sufficient to expose its we
n known ravages. At the Richmond lunati
( asylum, doubling the number of patient
are 286 the insanity of lis of them is know
r with perfect certainty to be caused by inter
u perance. Out of 495 patients admitted
Of the lunatic asylum, Liverpool, 257 We
n ascertained to have come to that state throug
n intemperance. DR.. Waters states that viii
ID he acted as house pupil and apothecary to t
OF Pennsylvania Lunatic Hospital, one third
ed the cases confined with this dreadful discs
IS, was caused by intemperance. From the
'ly facts it is evident, that intemperance is t
81 prolific cause of more thar one third Of I
re- insanity in Europe and America. Nor
no the spasmodic efforts of intellect made
IN some men while under the influence of al
ne holic stimulants, any more prove that inte
os- perance is not injurious to the mind, Il
led the extraordinary physical efforts made
ere men under delirium from fever, prove Z
- fevers are not injurious to man s physical s
eI- tenn.