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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06
THAT the Coffee is not Strong"

The appending stanzas are copied froi
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book, wher
hey are entitled "The Foolish Quarrel.
they possess deal of merit, and are dl,
for the wit and good-humore
'atire embraced in them. We commen
hem 10 all our welded friends.
"Hush, Juana Ills quite certain
That the coffee was not strong;
Owpyour error-I'll forgive you
Why SO stubborn 10 the wrong 9n
"You'll forgive me Sir, hate you!
You have used me like a churl
Have my senses ceased to gui de met
Do you think l am agirl :" Z
"Oh, no, no you're girl no longer,
But woman, formed 10 please,
And It's time you should abandon
Childish iollies such as these"
ooh, hate youa But why vex me !
If Pm old, you're older still
III no longer be your victim,
And the creature of your will"
"But, Juana why this pother!
1t might happen was wrong;
But, if common sense inspire me,
Sill, that coffee was not strong"
"Common sense! You never had it.
Oh, that ever | was born
To be welded TO monster,
Who repays my love with scorn."
"Well, Juana, we'll not quarrel
What's the use Of bitter strict
But I'm sorry | am married.;
was mad TO take wife.h
"Mad, indeed! I'm glad you know it,
But if there be law in Spain,
I'll be tied TO you no longer
/ am weary Of the chain"
Hush, Juana! Shall the servants
Hear you argue, ever wrong!
Can you not have done with folly!
Own the coffee was not strong"
''Oh, you goad me past endurance,
TrihIng with my woman's heart;
But loaihe you, and detest you
Villain! Monster! Let us parlf'
Long this foolish quarrel lasted,
Till Juana, half afraid
That her empire was in peril,
Sammon'd never-failing aid:
Summon'd tears IN copious draughts,
Tears, and sobs, and piteous sishs;
Well she knew the potent practice,
The artillery Of the eyes.
And il chanced as she imagined
Beautiful in grief was She
Beautiful, 10 best advantage;
And tender heart had he.
Kneeling at her side he sooth'd her
."Dear Juana, was wrong;
Never more I'll contradict you
But, oh make my coffee strong"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06

ANEcDoTE OF OLD HIcKoRY.-ln the diff.
Guilty with France, the French Ambassador
at Washington, hoping TO frighten Gen. Jack
son, asked Of him when he demanded his
passpoIts-"What shall Itcll the King Of
the French, Monsieur President :" "Tell
your master, the King, that Andrew Jack
son says ne must either pay or fight! J" There
was no misunderstanding such diplomacy,
ard the money was soon after forthcoming.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06

tT 1t is estimated that there are now i'll
the United States 10000 daguerreoiypists,
and $4,000 persons connected with the art.
so that the amoun, Of materials annually
consumed in tho operation is $1,000, 900
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
IL published eue,y Thursday Morning, by
R.lw w.WEAvER.

oFFICE-Up stairs In the NeD Brick building
on the south side Of Main street, third
square beiow Market.
Terms Two Dollars per annum, ;r n..;a
within six months from the time Of s,;;oscr;
bing; two dollars and fifty cent? if not Maid
within the year. No subscri. .o,;on received rec
for less period than six w.onths, mn d;scon
,inuance permitted up.;,,, ali arrearages are
pad, unless atit.e option of the editors.
,-:;s I"' .,EMENTs not exceeding one square,
VIZ 20 inserted three times for one dollsr, and
twenty-five cents for each additional insertion
"A liberal discount ,ril be made to those ,rho ad
vsrtise by the gear.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06

STATE OF IowA.-We find the population
OF this thriving young Western State for tho
year 1850, reported at 1919, ,204. In 1910 rs
population was only 43,ili It's gain in
population, therefore, in ten years, has been
i49, ,oss or, in other words, il has nearly
quiniupled its population in that space Of
tiua
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06
THE BRIDEGRuoM.

He stood al the altar, =.
(Bccause he had no chair,)
WIN brass rings ON his fingers,
And lard on his hair.
He stood at the altar,
With watch in his fob
A young whiskerado,
AS straight as cob.
He stood al the altar,
In humanity's guise-
A pin graced his dickey,
And goggles his eyes.
He STOOD at the altar,
AS shrewd ones have said,
Without cents in his poskei,
Or sense in his head.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06
REMARKS OF
MIR. GRIFFIN,
or yAYErTE COUNTY,

On the resolutions reldtire TO a modification Of
the 7arifof 1916, delivered on Saturday and
Monday, February sih and 10th.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-03-06

~ Why is the fortieth car on the Phila-
delphia and Ohio Rail Road, very musicals 2
Because it is "P & Q. 49," (pia,,o forte. }
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

Th. following is:the concluding paragraph OF
long editorial against the secession movement IN
South Carol ma taken from the columns OF the
Deuiocra,, a Southern Rights paper published al
Eutaw Alabama.
Such then is The present position OF S.Car''Ina'
and such we believe to be her future prospects
Bat should she secede--shuud she sever Tie
s,ken bands that bind her to The other States
then! every son of hers will rally around her
banner. 7 huse who differ as L" the pocy OF seces-
sion, will differ no longer-tnr their Sale Will
command their allegiance. Those who have wan.
dered away from their mother-;hose who have
emiura,ed TO other States, and VINO are snxiuusly
lookiur To the part she will ac, in the great
dr,m,. will hasten back to tie snl where their
eyes first saw the light, aud pledge u cir lives.
Their Ior,une, aud tier sacred honor at the lee:
of the blessed mo her who is the idol ut ali Their
tnndest aifcfioEs. At the first TAP uf the nuilh.
cation drum We fell into the ranks. and at the hrst
peal nl the secession bug'c, we shall renew our
old postum p the line, for veal "r woe, tor lille
ot death Nor shall We be alone From every
innor and mountain o. the South-ir"m eV ry hIil
side. and IRON every valley %! tn, west-ir"m the
Alabama tn the Falls o! ST. Anthem; rom the
Gates "f the Rocky Mountains 10 the Dries ot
Oregon from hc T. ,apsco To the Gull OF Mexico;
and from Tie R ize IT, the eieat RACINE ocean,
tie: sons will come in companies, III ba'taiI"rs, IN
regiments, in divisions, aud strike down hcr inva.
ders as # armed with the consuming fires OF The
Avenynr God.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
From The I.ouisliN. Democrat.

The columns at the press ,hruugIru, the conn-
1rv seem 10 be filled with n.tIce< Of cu"s and
sneciirs for al diseases that fl sh is heir To-
tha, one scarcely knows what !" d" in case ut DIS
rasn for fear that in using medicine. another
ard better av he "verl"oked. But from the
remark hle cures lig, order, and vast amount Of
,es.i,uony daily brought under "n' or onal r"'ce.
o. the ny ra ordinary e:ac: of )r, Rrgers's Liver
wort aud Tar. We are compelled t"'egar'i the evil
d.nce of our Senses and confidently s'al that for
Coughs aud Colds, and that hyr4 headed monster
C,s,sunpti. n. we think this preparation rate.
s1ee.!y, and CERTAIN cure At all events we may
s,y to our ,rioni<-:ry it. 1t can be obtained az
Thomas Wnrkmans's Drug S ore and if it does
1r,i help them. nothing will.
See advertisement in another column.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
The State Of South Carolina.

| hERSffW DIS flC /.
Office Court Of General Sessions and Com.
man Pleas. @
| To Nessrs r. :. Moffat, John J. Workman and
J. Young, Managers of Election at Camden,
| in the said District # Kershaw.
BY direction OF an Act ofthe General Assembly,
hereby notify YOU serera!!y, to attend at the
place oiEicction for which yom are Managers, Oh
The second Monday of October next, open the
Polls and bold an Election for Tax Collector to.
Kershaw District, to fill the vacancy which will
occur in said Office by the expiration Of tie term
ofrhe present incumbent.
II will be your duty TO attend as directed, and
open the Polls between the same hours, an in
other respects conduc. the Election in the Same
manner as is prescribed for the election of Mem,
bers Of either branch OF the Legislature, Except
that the Polls must be opened OH Monday only)
also 10 meet on the Wednesday after the votes
are received. at the Court House Of Kershaw Dis
trct, count the votes, declare the Election. II no
notice Of intention 10 contest be given, and Ger.
tifv to the Governor, the name of the person who
NAV be duly elected.
In Witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal of said Court at
Camden this 10th day Of July A. D. 1851.
NJ. NAUDlN, C. c. P. & G.s.
Sept %. IS #
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

THE Subscribers will sell the remainder OF
i ,hei, Stock nf Dry Goods, left oyer from
last season, at extreme low prices, consisting in
part Of:
Sup and common Cloths.
Cassiner, Sattinels, and Kentucky Jeans,
Wbne and Red Fianlels.
Bsmbaznp. Merlno, and Alpaca.
White and colnred cotton Cambria,
Swiss, Book and null .liuslln-,
Muslin EGgings and lnsertlngs,
Fur, DImty, fur Frnges,
Rugs aud ",arpctrng, Ladies black 'ilk Hose,
Ladies blk and lead cold cotton llose,
Wh,,e and colnred half lln.e,
Gentlemen and Ladies silk Glorcs,
white a. Guild kid
blk and col ii Crarats.
Ii. LEVY & SON.
Sept. %, 1851. 3lns.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

Negro Cloths and Blankets.
A Lf.wool Georgia Plains and Kereys white and CO.
n lored Blankets all sizes and prices For snIe low at
A NJ & X KENNEDY'S
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
NEW FALL ANsD WINTER
GOODS.

GVODS.
IJAVING r. cerrd a fill supply, of New
Fall and Winter Goods, ] am pre-
pared ,n supply my trlrnis ana The plIl' gencr.
a!!v with every article usually !ouad IN the Gro-
Gerry Business.
Th. tn!lnw InT are som" of them
LIOUOR,-Finc a,il Common French Brandy,
Ma lrlra and llala"c Wines.
v. ruk'> OH Rye Whikry,
variety Of itertifed do.
NJ rrh Carolina tiO
Tea. h anl Apple Brandy,
ln'laTi and Imperial Gin.
Jalnaira and \ewErg'rnl Rum
SCGAR-Rnrrr!s Nos - AMI g. claril-. all crushed,
EIrgsh-a Is MuSrnrm!n New Or-ans &c
COFFEE-i;". lava and Cuba.
RiCON-Shirs. Shoulders and Hams
Observation-Disclosures and Iafb,rrrs Nos. !, and 8.
FLOtIR-Nnr,h carolina and Norhern.
ltiCiNi--.;nIIny and Dunlre. ! to 46 inches wide
RO3E--MnniIla an:i ilrnp.
MUIASSES-\ \-w Orleans arri Syrup.
IRUN--Rars all SIZES. Nails. ali numbers.
UIILDW. " ARE-pots. Ovens d. kritles, extra lids
StDDfES-Ridne. Wagon and Cart.
WlIIPS--Rilimg, Wagon. Drivers and Buggy.
Negro Cloths and Kslankct>.
Brozsn and h!ruchcd 1i"mespnns. Ghrrks and Bed
fcks Hats an CAPS m ail Pocket Knives Knv-s
nd Forks Trace Chains. IIaert 'haiis. Seryars Claw
Iammers Blarksmth's Hammers. Curry Combs 70, H.
ry Of various kinds. large quantity Of SALT always
N hand
The Undersigned continues TO receive and forward. and
will attend Pucinay tn all orders consgnmrns made
him. and will give liberal prices for oon. Flour and
ther Country Produce and sell his Goods on the most
LIBERAL terms.
Aug. %. 1851. 67 Ems
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Leather, Leather!

"ir\E>S. Bad AMI Upper La'li-r Also-K D.
II Calf and IniIg skins fer sale hy
Uri. 3. ALDEN d. N;-RRAY
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Rcady,Mndc Clothing,

Ready. Made CiOthiirg,
A complete ,tock of Coats. Vests and Pants; Boys
n Clothing
ALSO-,irrss Shirts of all sizes and qualities warrant.
ed loft; HATS. CAPS Merno Vests and Drawers half
lIu aud Gloves
The subscribers nre just in receipt Of large and COM
pl.- of the above all Of which will be disposed
of On low a. they c1n be bought in the place.
4. u, L. r. KENNEDY.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
500 REWARD,

~ ANYWAY from tbp subscriber the G9th instant,
H. John something's call RI Iohn CarwleJ q mulatto
F.Iow showing Indian blood The said John has very
dark hair inclined to curl. bu, when com bed lies in
waves. Te il nhmt f.,, 10 or II inches heh, about
"a wears ola B.inp house servant his M ner is easy,
bur when spok.u TO- he has down cast loo but replies
with smi Z.
| will give reward of FIFTY DOLLARS. if taken
up within tie State and ONE lICNDREDIDOLLARS
if caught out of the State, so that get him.
Camden Sept 60 7S
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

cO PIECES alI.wool Plains. very heavy; Georgia
" Plains; Southern Linsry-; Mallory Keseys, &c.
For sa.e ut The very lowest prices by
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

4 CASES Saddles. Brides. Whipr, DC.
4 2O1 tdcs best IIrnlmk Lrathrr
10 bales Oznaburgs, Laurel Falls"
~ do Yarn. assorted do do Of very supe
rior quality received cons gnment. and for sale the
lowest terms by }. w. BRADLEY.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
At Private Sale.

A Plantation in Sumter District, two miles
n from Boykns Depot, and twelve from Tam.
den. Said plantation contain Two Thousand
ami Sixty-five Acres OF Land, from seven to eight
hundred acres OF which are open and under fence.
The remainder consists OF Wood and Timber
Land, much Of which is OF excellent quality, and
lies convenient for clearing. Having originally
consisted Of two Plantations O: nearly equal size.
The settlements are dislnc! and may be treated
for jointly or separately
Both places have tpen we'll tested and proved
perfectly healthy as residence throughout the
y,ar. Fences, buildings &c. are mostly new and
in complete order. Communications respecting
The above property may be addressed 70
J. w, WILKINSON, Charleston.
sept. IS
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, and Lard

4 Splendid Lot of
n New Orleans, Mnscovalo, and ST. CFoix Sugars,
Rio, Cuba, and Java Coffee,
lst quality Bacon Sides,
lst do. Leaf Lard
~ O. and MrscevadO Mo!asses.
Just received at MOpRE'S,
Camden. Oct. 3, 1851 Sign of 'Pe FLAG.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

Paints, Oils, &c. Just Received.
1000 LBS. Pure Viii, White Lea Lead,
400 Fire Proof Paint,
so Chrome Green,
100 Gals. IInsepd oil,
rs Spirits Turpentne,
500 Lbs. Sal Eratus,
100 Cogatcs Starch,
IL Doz. Fresh Congress Water,
so Lbs. Fresh Hops,
100 Baby Ralllcs
For sale, with every article usually kept in q
Drug Store. FRANCIS l.. "sMr.
Aug 3 t2
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

MARRIED On Tuesday evening, the 3Oth
nlt., nv the Rev. Mr.. Fonville, Mr.. WILLIAM G.
sK1RKL ,xD to Miss M.RY Am ELtzARsrH
laug! ter OF James J. Dunlap, Esq. VAll Of this
Dist let
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Ea EEa es esa ~ ~
ONAyD TIE 9th OCT. 1851

rI>:IE Extra Passenger Train will commence running
/ again. three times n week. h-iwrrn Ca ridrn md
the Junction. viz On MONDAYS W1lu. -days and Fri.
DAYS leaving Camden at 81 o'ciok, a. m nd i'll
connect at the JuGcon with In. Express. Freight aud
Night Passenger Train fran Charleston to Columbia. at
90'rock a. IN. Returning. viii leave Cam.-n Al II Is
ocl0rk. a. m. and runrrct with tie sam. Tain at
,rlnrk p M. aGd nrt charleston o'rork. m It
morning The daily Nail Train from t!,s Junction to
and from CamIen. will run as h-retf'rr On 'Tnrslays.
Tnnrsda,s and SATURDAYS. the Passenger Train will
leave Cam len at : 30 ociock a aud r-c,ly
ttr igh ounh a. n. ID. BtNi EY, Agent.
Camlrn, o.. I, ISL. 3sw Inv 3
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
w, Anderson,

W. Anderson,
VITOUID respectfully inform is friends al nd the pub
w ic generally ta, lie is now rrrriviT, AMI open.
ing an Entire New stock Of Goods. ID insisting Of:
Iry l.als full assortment,
Ready Made Clothing,
Groceries uf all kind.
Shes of every description,
Hardware, Sad,llery, Hats, Caps, &c. &c.
Also, a large stock Of
G.unny md Dundee Bayging1
Kentucky and Philadelphia Rope.
All of which will he sold for cash, IN p4nciual Gus
TONERS rs low as they can be found in this 4rke,.
Camden, Oct. 3, 1851. - 3ms.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-03

The Tlrr DrREcT.-The tone Of vituperation
INDUCED by the Northern prints towards South
Caroline, is wide departure from good taste
and sound policy. Not to speak Of sneers
against what they choose to denominate, "Tfe
chivaIry," such epthets as "Palmettodom" and
Quattlebumdum" in ridicule Of mn entire CON-
munity, are as devoid of politene-s az Of sense
The practice of such papers is in hostility with
their advice--their language is at war with their
counsels Let irritation cease, say they--let
mutual recrimination be succeeded by recipro-
cal Difference, and in the midst of their oily
phrases, almost blended with soft words, appear
terms that show them to be political drabs-
dealers in the current coin of abuse. This is
indeed patent way to peace and Cancellation.
This is the mode to charm awsy tho spirit of
discord. Satiricalcpithets prove nothing. They
are only the sign Of a hooking temper, and in
this case they seek to add Insult to injury. The
people Of South Carolina ask not the forbear-
ance in this respect Of those who would kick
and cuff such az they had trampled upon. But
il is well to expose the hypocritical pretences
Of those who have the word peace on their lips,
whilst they have malice In theis hearts.--
Charlsston Ersning Nsws
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-03

~ The Federal Union (Ga.,) thus refers to
the conduct Of the compromised Unionn leaders
of Georgia:
~BREAKXG THE NEws."-Some of our "Union''
cot mporari, =, have begun to break the news to
their readers of the perfect smash up" of the
National Constitutional Union party. They
have not yet proceeded into the entire argu-
ment." The following anecdote illustrates the
mode of their proceeding:
Cuff had been out with the cart and oxen, and
returning, his master asked him what was the
trouble!
"Why massa, de wheel is broke"
+" Is that all, Cuff"
mo, nassa, de tongue broke too
"What, did the oxen run away! 2"
"Yes, massa, and killed dc nigh OK
"ls it possible, Cuff"
"And de off OK, too, nassa."
$50, you black rascal, you have made per-
feet smash up and that is the reason why you
came back. Why didn't you tell me SO -
Why, massa," said Cuff, scratching his wool
81 'spose dat one wheel broke be 'licient of
itself individoolly, without proceeding into de
entire argument OBJ dc cart and oxum."
The Columbus Times also, adds its condo
lences thus:
THE NEW CRAFT BEro6GED.-The "Ninety-
Fire self constituted delegates to attend a
= Union Constitutional Convention" to be hello
Somewhere, will be like Japhet in search of a
father 1t seems they will have to go further
or shorter than Washington city to find the
Mecca Of their alteration. We have all seen a
kitten chasing its tail in q never ending and
never Ia l-catching circle From present seem
ing, Dur IS delegates, will be equally as success
full as puss. The Nashville Convention" was
the favoite butt Of submission wit but nothing
has happened in modern times so comicaly droll
as this flash in the pan of t MledgevilIe
blunderbuss. Here is 70 med a party, as a
| Western member of Congress, witty said, like
| a Mexican army, with more officers than sol
| diers." Instead Of meeting Of hosts, we have
nothing bat p climinnry council OF war. The
plan Of campaign, the order Of battle and the
disposition of the spois re all admirably ar
ranged; but alas there are no rank and file to
come up to do the 100 k always mn antecedeni
TO victory. We laughed in the face Of one OF
our submission friends the other day, when after
wondering why the great show that was mp
pointed for the 22d Of February, Ind been post
poned, and confessing that be was utterly non
pussed, he let slip, that he had princn 10 Wash
ingion for particulars.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-03
slOoo WORTH OF damon

A RATTLE Of $1,000 in DIAMONDS will take
~ place at PARKERS Fancy Store. under
the National Hotel, without FAIL on the 18th Feb
rusry. 100 chances at $40 chance. Is chances
remain nnsoId.
LIST prize cross breast pin, studded with o
large brilliant diamonds, value A@yO
ID prize, cross breast pin, in 20 large
diamonds ax0
ID, one finger ring, large diamond, las
%th, one DO do do rs
$1,000
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-03

LOUISVILLE, Feb. =.
The steamer Mayfower. OH her upward trip 10
Nashville, exploded. One cabin passergey and
six of the hands were badly scaided.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-03

sSee Robertsons History Of America See,
also, Anderson's History of Commerce, for moro
detailed account OF the Assiento.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-03

The brig Mechanic, from San Juan. Nicarsgua,
reports the brig Martha Bsrrinxsr, from San
Juan for New York, with ninety California pas
sengsrs, wrecked in the Caribbean sea. Ship to-
tally lost The Mechanic took OF sixty-thrse
or her passengers. The fate of the crew and re-
naming passengers are unknown
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
CERTIFICATES AND TFsTIaOSALs
svsr, cclumn III this paper! g,, a .7-. r.-, aa.
~ AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
shich c"nclusissIy pr"ses that ,af.7s,. si ~
- Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
"a ssssF CURE OF
RHEUMaTlSN, BRaNCHII s AND DlSPEPSl.
Rev. DR.. Landis, Clergyman

of Sew Jersey d,stinsuhhe attainmena aud exalted
s,pSxr, ew Jersey. July u, Is@s
Z Ds A. n t:nau ,s-Dear Sir You wish to know of NE
what has been suit OF the application o
THE GALvANlC bELT AND NELKLACE. My reply u a.
follows: ,CYa7..E g ! g. L.4tal,
For shout rfnty years had cen suffering irnm 0yslep
sia Every year the tymIoms becsRe worse. nor could
relief from course Of medical treatmenf
About fourteen since, IN consequence Oh
freQuent the weather the discharge Of my ps
toral duteS hecane subject severe Chronic Reuma.
Gsm which for year after yea caused me indescribabs
Of preaching gres, deal in my and various other
churches In this region attacked by the Bronchitis.
which soon becans require immediate Sus
pension or my pastoral labors Ny iyf,m
Msroashly rrosi,ad AMI m, Bronchitis became ~orsc 30
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheu attic affection thus evinciB
that these disorders 'ed with each other through
the medium OF the Nervous Syst In tie whole phansc
pQia there seemed to be no 'media agent winch eono
reach my Nervou System every thing that
had tried for tnis purpose had Omreteiy iied AZ last
led BY my friends enons and Though
hopes Of their efficiency determined
try the effect OF the apPcatia 81 the GALvANC BELT
AND SECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID This was
10 June lBt6 To GssA1 osIsHNESr IN Iwo DAYS nv
DsaPcPsA MAD Gosr; IN EIat DAYS WAS EHAsLEn TO
Rssrae YAsroElL IAEoHs; Non HArE siSrH OMITTED
q sfSGLa sccorsT THt bEoScHiTni AND NJ
RHErnArc AsvEc "EAssp To rRorniE NE
Such the wonde and hspp! results o the experiment
have accommodated the BEl T md filiD Ia many ~he
have been likewise snsrag f .nra gic affections They
have tried them. w,rH HErrsr, IN ErER,
cAsE
'.'s ROBERT W. LANDl6