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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31
Doctor YOURSELF!

BY means Of the P0' K
EFT AISCULAPIUS, or
Every one his own Ply
stefan! Thirty-sixth edi-
ton, with upwards of a
hundred engravin gs,
showing private diseases
in every shape and form,
and malformations Of the
generative system,
By WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
List of Patents.
Lssted from the United States Patent OGce for tie V.
ending June - 1852


Carefully Prepared br The \. Y. Tribune
Wilson Agcr, OF Rohrsburgh, Pa, fOr
Improvement in Milestone Dress Dated Jaoe 49, 1882
Wilson Aeer, OF Rohrsbuvh, Pa, for improvement "a
HuliIg Buck wheat. Dated June ~, 1852
Samuel Barker Of Sew.YOrk ". Y, for Improved SAL
Hank Dated June 20. 1854
Matthew A. Croker OF New York " Y for Appar.t1i
for Propelllng Vessels. Dated June ~ 1852
Henry G. Dewitt, Of NsPanock " Y for Improved A''
yolying Last Holder. Dated June y, 1852.
Caleb r. Di.brow, OF Bah n Y, for improvement =
Railroad Car Trucks Dsted Juns y. 1851
Jno 7 Foster Of New York, ~ Y; for improvement Y
oato Dlggers and Stoue-tiabsIeTs Dated June y ooE
Francis Garaehon, Of Nsw-fcfk, n. T., Tor Impr0'si
Lock Dated June -, 1852
Gideon Hotchkss Of Windsor N. Y. for improvement q
angiBg Steps OF Mill spindles Dated June y, lSi!
Jasper Johnson , G-n-seo, N Y, Tor improvement :
James Johnston OF Cincinnati Ohio, for lmproyensa
in Moloins Hollow Ware, etc. Dated June y l5os
Henry McCsuy OF Pr! boIgb, Pa. for imPrSIsa ntoo'
q Heating Sheet Iron, while 10 process Of manu-
Samu,l Nye Miller Of RoxbuJ, Mass for Improved Co@'
pound Anchor. Dated June =, 49, . L, ~.
Jesse PEEK Of Busslo, n for Improvement In Mixing
Mortar Dated June y, 1852 49,. -, H., q, " 4.
1917 - n ToeoHotiye Engines Dated June y rs.
N,tbsbieI q sanford, Of aerdsn Conn, for Improve
men, IN states Dated June y. 30
AItspt smith Of Rochester, ~ 4, Tor Improved BIE
Clasp Dated June 70 1852
,bcd of Ringing Bells Dated June o. l&52
IA Yer alien OF HayentraY, N Y, for lmprogemsn.
=. ri Mac mes Dated June r. 1852
sifrsd alser ~ New Haven, Conn Tor Improvement
sof Bedst, ads Dated June - 1882
Cha, Waterbury, Of BhcsePor Conn, for lmproysnsa-
ia Railroad Cars Dated June -, 1851
Daniel A. Webster Of New-York. n Y, for lmprgemeo-
in connecting Cocks with Pipes Dated June y lso! Az
dated Dec. - 1851 =,
Juan Ramos. Of the island Of Porto Rico, assign % ~
c Gal aher, Ct Philadelphia Pc end VIM = Tifsao, !.
Ponce, leland Of Porto Rico for Improvement 10 goos'
for the Manufacture ofsugar Dated June y IS'< Fs1''
IN Spain. April g ISL 81
1hos v alker OF .nnDgham, England sssiEnor % os
B Tbsyer Of Quincy Mass sslsoor % VIM w ca selet
Of Boston, Mas ED Joseph BaNer, Of quincy ma.. -
Imoroteuent IN Reyolying Boot Heel, Dated June -
1852. Patented Ia Enslani. July i8, 1873
DESIGN
lame. II corEiin Of PeeEskiIi y sss'gror q Rea-l
r. Finch 81 ard Reuben r. Finch Jr, otsine pasr'' 30
Desi.u icr Cooking Stove. Lated Ju.s - 1914
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
EUROPE.
The Position Of RUSSIA.

Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune
BERLIN, May Is, 1852
A few years ago there was no place to
he found for Russia in the latest philosophical system
produced by the culture Of Western Europe namely
the Hegeian Ia his philosophy Of Right and Of History
Hegel simply supposes that the universal development
Of humanity has reached Us ultimate object and inaty
In the institutions of tne Gernanic aatousof crisis
which was TO be experecced by the Germanie world
he had no idea-and accordingly, ne knew nothing Of
Rus,ia ard OF the significant rank assigned 10 ner
in solving the problem concerning the empire Of tho
world, and the future progress Of civilization.
Hegel shared the prejudices OF his predecessors
Kant saw In the French Revolution Of 10 the ghest
pledge for the advancement Of humanity prophetic
Indication that would at length reach degree OF ele
walton in accordance with is moral endowments. When
Fchte in his Dsccurses 10 the German Nation" ex.
cited his country resistance against Napoleon he
awakened their pride BY representing them the pr
mevsl race, the people par ezoeLHce, the creative ma
ton in eontrast with the Roman nations as mere nations
of ezternalf form and Of initiation.
al these German philosophers, who gave the highest
and purett expression Of their national views and ten
cencies confined their attention to the West the Eas
to them was as Il it did not exist None Of them ih'ugat
Of comprehending the relation Of the Germanic worm
to Russia This relation for them had not yet begun I"
exist
sula the tine of Kant, Catherine had already Is
tabted dictatorship over the European Con.'H'I''
Which IN strength and influence far surpassed 'hA. o'
Charles Y. of spain, or Of Louis XIV Of France. sac
closed up the democratic commonwealth which " eae
PRINCIPLES Of equal rights had reduced the monarchy to
mere appearance. mean the Poi.5n commonwealth.
In he second partition Of Poland sne oyershreT the
bsrisrs which SEPARATED Ruisia from Western Ger
,rarr.-,he Undertook far more than Louis XIV. had
vel turd on 10 BIS CON ~ auons-sne OBTAINED gFes.er'
7,err rs.r,raneii and acquisition, than
even me people were able to achieve IN the "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

the prnirics Of S0uth America, and Of Asia, 'he
pampas end the steppes as we know tire inhahl-
tant Is p ferociou. savage contaur and herds
man. Mounted on his wild horse, he de.es the
tedium Of outward things and finds excitement in
cruelty and brutality. Here density Of popull-
ton and the vicinity of towns will prevent any
such degradation but still at the best would not
live in the prairies. Give me land where there
are hills to point heayes-waTd and mountain
streams to water the valleys, and where the yar-
ETY. Of nature, as well as the society OF man, re-
freshes and stimulates the soul.
am told that great numbers of Flemish emf
grants are crowdng into the prair.es of Illinois.
Let them come. There il room for myriads. They
will find here a country in its natural features not
unlike that they leave behind. With high culture,
and the planting Of forests TO break the winds that
now sweep over tie PLAINS III winter bearing blight
and destruction to the crops, and especially to
fruit trees this country might support he densest
population. There is water power too on the
rivers in the central and western part of the State
TO drive the manufactures that viii supply the
wants Of that population while consuming the
surplus products Of its agriculture Then the
the raising of grain for foreign export ruinous
business to the land and to themselyes-but will
find at their own doors a market for a much more
profitable and varied cultivation. But this cannot
he under the present commercial policy of the
Government which tends to give the monopoly
Of the Western market to Manchester and Low
ell and to compel the Western PEOPLE to do all
their buy ing and selling in LONDON and New-York.
No pat of the Union so deeply needs change
which will build up home market and secure To-
cal independence as the West, except the South
and none has more uniformly sustained the policy
which is working injury to itself rendering it more
and more dependent on distant markets.
On our return to Chicago this evening we found
an invitation from the Directors of the rival rail-
road, the Michigan Central, to return home by
that route. We have all accepted it and shall go
together on Monday. And here beg in the name
of the whole party and at their request, to return
thanks for this most agreeable act of courtesy,
which enables us to see another portion of Mich
igan and visit Detroit on our way hOmeward
1t is time to bring these rambling notes to
close A week Of greater pleasure OF more delight
full hospitality, of brighter and iresher weather,
of more varied and extensive enjoyment of nature,
Of more admiring observation Of great public enter
prises, and of more happy companionship do not
hope, in all the fairness of future SINNERS to en-
joy. And if any reader enormously broiling in me-
tropolitan heats, incline to accuse me of seeing
and painting everything in rose colOrs, let him in
stanty suppress thu enyious accusation, and pray
thai in his own existence some week may yet be
fraught with pleasures as sunny aud sincere
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BoUND OvER.-NOrman and Reoecei
PAGE. free negroes. ~sre On yesIeray required 20 "
security in the Of so for telling Dtniei n.y.
uhie n an tba, his soid was ~ b-.ter ihsn t1ef
good t@eNos" ""S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17
ADEfiEsVESE17gEINE
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
NNASF4TNIGrn TOM u q

'INlf undersigned Attorney and General Agent ut HE
Cily o washington. offers his services in procuring
Bounty Lands and Pensions for those entitled. Being ucr-
ncny lc,tcd at the seat of Government, with a thor
uug aud familiar acquaintance with the u,crsstry forms
aud routine OF business, and having Registers and
Rolls hlcd IN the L. = office he possesses facilities for
The speedy and satisfactory adjustment Of Government
claims ui every kind
by hate Act of Congress Bounty Land is grIncd to
the 'tlcers and soldiers ct tie OF ~. aud uf The var
rinus ln1an wars, since 100. T. those who served nine
months G1 acres; to th sc who served four months ~
acrrs; and to those who served one month 10 ncrcs
Arrangements laVr been made with gentlemen of the
Legal profession IN different sections OF the Country. for
the lnc n 1t warrants, aud the sale of the patents wheii
issued, on the most advantageous ir the ujyuicnt
of taxes, redemption of hns sold for taxes; acii. oi
debts aud Tor the Transaction ot general Law business. in
the different States and Territories.
lie tenders his services t. members nf the protest. N at u
distance, and when clns against the Government. are pre-
pared 10y local Agent, WiIl alrtc halt his usual fee
The necessary forms and instructions, and information on
all subjects appernug t. successful prosecution of this
business. viii be furnished regular Curcsp lm,lelts with
charge.
Pers ms desiring nfpnnatim Of friends in the army or
navy. will rwnrl to him all the particulars known uf their
service, together with fee Of dpr aud thyir cuuu-
rirs win be- replied tn hy return of Inlil Al cImnuc,.
tiDns to be (Pi,ErAlD,I and addressed to
CHARLES c. TICkI.R,
(}rx 167, 7. o. Washington u. c.
December J.. l-5O.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17
$50 FORFEIT.

nR. HUNTER will forfeit $50, ii failing to
~ cure any case of secret disease that NAV
come under his care, 10 matter how long stand
ing or affecting. Either arc invited TO his
Private Rooms, IS North SEVENTH Street
Philadelphia, without fear of interruption by 9TH
er patients. Strangers and others who have
been unfortunate in the selection of physician
are invited TO call. Those who have injured
themselves Nv solitary vice are alse invited.
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting their
health happiness, and in many cases their lives,
in the hands of phy scians, ignorant of this class
of maadies. II is certainly impossible for one
man 10 understand all the ills the human family
are subject to. Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which he is more success
ful than his brother professors and 10 that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devo-
ted to the sfndy and treatment Of diseases Of the
sexual organs, ogether with ulcers upon the bo-
dy, throat, nose, or legs, pains in the head OF
bones, mercural rheumatism, gravel, inegulari-
ties, diseases arising from youthful eXcesses OF
Impurities of the blood, whereby the constitution
has become enfeebled enables the Doctor to ollel
speedy relief to all who may place themselves
under his care.
philadeiphia. April 10, is5i.-iy.
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y Q ctrp.
From the Btir C,uh'y Whie.
THE BATTLE OF LEAN.DEN.

....5.si .FkoM rHE JOURNAL OF A tEDAGoGtE.
=, The Summers sun was sinking low
The boat and mules were moving slow
A s,eaming heat curl'd round the flow
sss (. OF waters, standing vapidy.
: But ah we found a heavier plight.
Ere the clock told the "noon of niol j"
Ere the dull lamp had ceased TO light
a ~. Our hearih's polluted scenery.
BY millions (ev'ry size and grade
s-N Each bed-bug drew his sauguine blade,
q, Aud hopping has then Ives array'd,
: To join the bloody revelry.
= Now round the berhs our limbs are
driven,
Like bouehs that bend by tempest riv'n
Aud sharper than by thoins are given,
.t So thrust the red artillery.
The contest deepens. Many brave
Who sought .or trophies, finds grave
For finger nails, by crushing gave
dampef 10 their chvalry.
IT'S morn ! But when yon rising sun
z - Proclaimed the day. the bed bugs run,
And havoc marks the field we won
Beneath our cabins canopy.
How smar,s our skin from head 10 feet,
And crimson dyes our shirt and sheet,
Whilst legs and claws our optics greet,
OF bugs who found sepulchre.
.s CANAL Boat, Aug. 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

Among the numerous discoveries Science has
made in this generation to facilitate the business
of lifc--incrcasc its enjoyment, and even pro-
long the term of human existence, none can be
named of more real value to mankind, than this
contribution of Chemistry to the Healing Art
vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad
country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no
medicine or combination of medicines yet known,
can so surely control and cure the numerous va
rictics of pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from our midst thousands and thousands
every year Indeed, there is now abundant rea-
son to believe a Remedy has at length been
found which can be relied OH to cure the most
dangerous affections of the lungs. Our space
here will not permit us to publish any proportion
of the cures affected by its use, but we would
present the following opinions Of eminent men,
and refer further enquiry to the circular which
the Agent below named, will always I've pleased
to furnish free, wherein arc full particulars, and
indisputable proof of these facts.
From the President of amherst College, the
celebrated PRO FESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"Jamcs C. Ayer--Sir: l have used your
CnERnY PEcToRAL, in my own case OF deep
seated Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its che
mical constitution, that it is an admirable com
pound for the relief of laryngial and bronchial
difficulties. If my opinion as to its superior
character can he of any service you are at liberty
to use it as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l.. L. D.,
! From the widely celebrated
PRO FESSOR SILLIMAN, N d. i. L
| d., Professor of Chemistry, Mneralogy,
&C., Yale College Member of the Lit.
Hist Med. Phil. and Scientific
Societies of america and
Europe.
| II deem the CHIRnI PEcToRAL an admirable
composition from some of the best articles i'll the
Materia Medica, and very effective remedy for
the class of diseases it is intended to cure"
New Haven, CT, Nov. l, ls49.
MAJOR PATTIsON, President of the 8. C
Senate. states he has used the CHEnHr PEcTo.
RAJ with wonderful success to cure an infam-
nation of the lungs.
From one of the first Physicians IN Maine
SAco, Me-, April 26. ls4s.
DR.. j. G.. Aver, Lowell. Dear Sir ! ami now
constantly using your CHERRY PEcToaAL in my
practice, and prefer it to any other medicine io'
pulmonary complaints. From observation o
many severe cases. am convinced it will cur,
coughs, colds and diseases of the lungs, tina
have put to defiance oil other remedies.
invriably recommend its use in cases of con
sumption, and consider it much the best remed,
known for that disease.
Respectfully yours.
is. CUSHMAN, NJ. y.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lopell, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by H. MASSER. and h.
Druggists generally throughout the State.
November l, ls5l.-lyce3mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

WE STUDY TO PLEASE.

I'VE attention of Builders aud others are respectfully
invited tn the extensive and well selected stock Il
BUILDING HARDWARE AND TOOLS, now offered by
The snbsci iber, consisting in part follows:
Ameiicnn Front Door 'cks, upright, with night work,
phteu or brass furniture, ur purccain all colirs.
american Front Door Locks, upright, plain, with
night work, plated brass furniture, OF pocehln all
culors.
American Front Door Locks and Store Door, Horizon
tai or upright brass furniture porcelain a cOlors
American Rim Locks, all sizes and qualities White or
brass furniture, or porcelain all cturs.
American Mortice Locks all sizes, with plated white or
brass furniture or porcelain all coprs. .s-... .
American Murtcc iaiches nl sizes, with plated white
or brass iurnilurc or porcelain nll colnIs
American Mnrcc and Rim Closet Locks, plated ~ ldoss
escutcheuns, or porcelain all c>lors
American Drop stop, Thumb, Gate, and store Door
Iatches.
As Imputed Locks and Intches of cvcrv description
i,aldwlns aud American Butt Hinges, of al sizes fast
or loose joint
shutter Gate, Strap, r. and Backrap Hinges, all kinds.
shutter, Gate, Door, Flush, and Spring Bolt Of wrought
or cast IRON and brass, every description.
Screws, Sprgs, Glue, Sand Paper of the best quality
American Axle aud Sham Axle pullcys, OF eviy
variety
American Buttons plain plates brass iron or
brnnzed.
American Nobs plated white lrou or wood, all kinds
Ssh-Cor common and patent, with other articles io'
to NAILS and sASn-wElGIITs ut FACTORY
PRICES
t5 All Goods delivered free of Charge to any part OF
the City aud Districts.
At this establishment be found of the lagcst and
best ass rtmcns of White and Fancy Nohs for Locks, &c
III the Cuy some patterns, of which. cannot be scei o
obtained, AT any other Store. TOOLS.
SpenI x Jncksrs Back, Panel Hand, ard Ripp Saws
imp ed expressly fer Retail sles, all selected with care
Sole agent f the celebrated Planes, made by f. w. Car
peler, ni Lancaster, Pa, being al made of split wood
aud the Bits ground aud tried IIe,itys Williams nakt
of Chisc Axes, lIachcts Drawing Knivcs &C., all war
| runted good
Pnehs and Shcks make Of Augers and Anger Bits al
| sizes
American Squares and Bevils of every description
American Rules, tinugcs, Sawsetls Compasses, Screw
/ drivers. &c.
American e. s Hammers, Claw and Rvcng, all sizes
| Amvis and Vices n sizes
Steel, Iron, and Wooden Braces. with G.. :. Bits, il
| great variety.
| W. Grrnves Sm's, Butchers aud other celebrates
| makes of Chis"ls. Files, Pmc-lrons. &c, SC.
| Addss celebrated Carving Tools, all shapes
Making Oi the hest and most extensive rtnent
of Building Hardware and Tools in the State.
At this establishment it is ilcrcd pleasure tn shoN
the Goods Iou invited t, call and examine the nssr
ncnt and hear the prices asked before purchasing elst
| wlere.-Comc aud MS.
Yours, respectfully,
WM. VI. Mcclure,
No. 2S7 Market ST. hewccn 7th and sth upper side.
Philadelphia, April II, iSj.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17
MARBLE MANDATORY,
CHEAP GRAVE STONES

vENIIE subscriber informs his friends and the
Il public, that he continues to carry on the
Marble Business in all its branches, at his old
stand in Milton, Pa, and is prepared to manu-
facture
Monuments, Tombs, Gravestones, &C.,
of the best materials, and most finished work
manship, and at the lowest prices.
Letter Cutting, English and German in the
most modern and elegant style.
Designs for Monuments, Grave Stones, &c,
always on hand.
n. B. Orders for the East side OF the river
promptly executed by leaving the same at the
office Of the "Sunbury American"
ANTHONY HIPP.
Milton, May 10, 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

New NiuSic-.'ilSt Published.
r. EE s. WALKER, No. 1G2 Chcsnu, ST.,
u 4 arc constantly publishing and receiving,
new and beautiful music from the most distn-
gulshcd composers.
The following list contains some Of their choi-
ceSt aud most popular Songs, WalIzes, POlkas,
&c.
Now, thou art Gone, a beautiful song, words
by Thomas ]. Diehl, music by lIamhridgc.
My New England Home. words and music by
Mrs l.. Wade
Grobc's Omnibus; by c. Grohc--a collection
of Ducts
Sounds from Home, piano and violin, by Jos.
Gungl.
Pretty Little rolkas for Pretty Little People
by J. Ling.
All the Winds ale Sleeping, by !. s. Worn.
soy,
Guardian Angel, by the author of Glove Not
Household " ords, written by Chas. Young, do
The Adieus, words by Thomas }. Dichl, mu-
sic by lIorr
LEE * WALKER have constantly on hand,
superior Pianos, and a supply of Martins Cele
hratcd Guitars, which together with fine as
sortmeut of Musical Instruments and Mcrchan-
die in general comprise a stock not to he sur
passed Ivy that Of amy other establishment in the
country. LEE * WALKER,
1872 Chesnut street, Swaim'e Building.
Philadelphia, June %, lS5l.-ly.
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NO CURE NO PAY
Hughes Fever and Ague Pills

a PERFECT and speedy cure for the Fever
Ia and Ague is guaranteed 10 any one who
may use the Pills. They have been used for the
last SIREN gears and have never been known to
fail in a single instance-and in cases, too
where persons have had the disease for several
years, without intermission. The proprietor
ch0ilcnges he ,roria to produce article that
will cure in as short time, without leaving any
dectcrous effects from the use of it, If the Pills
do not perform speedy and perfect cure, the
proprietor will return the money. For sale by
Jacob s. Lawrence. Minersyille; l.. Heicn-
stein, Trcyoron; S r, Dixon, Schuylk lIa-
ven; John w. Fring, Sunbury; Mary A. Ne
Coy, Northumberland Dr. Becky, Danville
John Sharpless. Cattawissa DIR. Judd, Williams
port; John Raser, Milton, and by respectable
Druggists throughout the State.
J. CURTIS c. HUGHES, Proprietor.
PoltsviIle, June 2S, ls5l.-ly.
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GERMAN MEDICINE STORE


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The "phaIclplia SATURDAY, tazctten the best family
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If
IN HOJTdddS German Buffers.
at is seldom h. we recommend vlnt nre termed Pa
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