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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
President piorc0,.

The Election being over, partizan pref
udice and malsvolease has given way, in
many quarters, to the truth !; and liberal
aad jus, sentiments now hnd expression.
IN illustration Of this fact, and to relieve
the doubts and anxiety of those uusophis-
sicafed Wings Who profess to look upon
Frank. Pierce as . mere cypher, or . reck-
less prspogandist, We copy a number of
paragraphs from various journals in differ
snt parts of the country, none of which,
however, are Democratic papers.
But We will dwell 10 longer upon the
causes Of the great revolution, upon this
uprising Of the ocean, this overwhelming
delugs.- There is still Al Ararat for the
ark Of whiggery to rest upon-the Green
Mountains, We believe, are not quite sub
nerged-and after forty days, it is possible
some exploring dove may bring back .
single leaf to revive The drowning hopes
Of the antediluviau party.
OF the President elect We have o.ly to
repeat that he is . man Of excellent abili-
ties, of undivided patriotism, and of finer
personal manners than any public man We
have eve, known since Mr. Clay Cordial,
off-hand, dignifed, and courteous, hs wins
the warmest affections Of all with whom
he holds intercourse In personal popu-
larity he will excel any of his predecessors
in the presidential chair-N y Duy-
Book
We believe that Mr.. Pierce will admin
Ibter the government wisely and WE'LL He
belongs to good old stock--staid, relia-
able, and patriotic. He will resist e.
tremes. lie will be President for the
whole country, and for all classes Of its
inhabitants. He will do his duty faithful
y and fesrlessly, according to the best Of
his judgment, which We believe il very
sOund.-N y Jokrnaf Of Commerce.
Franklin Pierce is, in our opinion, .
gentleman, who will be Gu.d in every
respect equal te'the position. to which he
has been chosen. He is far better quail
ned oy legal education. political experience,
ana 'hs elements Of statesmanship, than
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rThe " Flag" and Wing"
this week conclude their labors. The Ed
itors would recommend all their patrons to
subscribe for the Leuisbnry Chronicle.

6-Franklin Pierce will probably have
rom 200 to 2l2 majority of Electors. and to
2o0,e0O of the popular vote. Whether Hale's
vote will exceed or fall short of this majority
and whether it will be comparatively larger
than JackSon's or Harrison's-our returns do
not yet determine. In Electoral votes, Pierce
will probably have the larges, majority OBJ
tanned since the present division of parties.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

Il havs been using Christies Galvanic articles in
quiet way among nv patients for about two YEAR
past, and confess sstorlished at their success
II am sure disease is Nervous ] know Jus, whi
they will do. In Epileptic Fits particularly In
children; Deotress and Affections Of the Head .l
adults; Paralysis and Palsy In all ages and indeed
seversl otr diseases of ike nature which have long
purified the profession, have found the Gslv>als
arucies OF surprising benefit Although det.st tas
shsmeless qusckery Of advertisements azd nsxt
papers, ! must express my confidence and heIAf
IA the wonderful virtues OF CHRlsTlES CURA-
TlvES. My name is. Of courss confidential but
saau never hesitate TO recommend yssr srtisiss On
all proper occssonsr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

szi in these diseases medicine j. OF no avail -hd
ever. Il never does good and It of,-n docs karIa
Syrups, Extracts, BsiBis, Bslsens. EIxirs, Bigss
Pills, Powders and r,.ions Of every Kind arc slika
worthless for they weaken the vital energies of de
already prostratct system. while under The strsuxth
sr!H. bfegising. vItshziug influence Of G.lvaa,rr.
applied ~ this beautiful discovery tns e.hau,tsi
patient and weakened sJderer is re,tosed TO former
health. strength, elasticity and rjgor.
These remarks relate TO such diseases MT.
RALGlA, TIC DOLOREtN, BRONCHITIS. Pan
slTATlON of the HEART, WEAKNESS. and all
YEMALE DISORDERS suct as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. LASSTuDt. and DESPONDENCY. whios
only other for Nervous Derangenea.
kPILEPTlC FITS and COSvCLSlOSS. which are
known 20 result from q noneluilibriun ct
Electric influence; NERVOUS TkENORS. DEAF
NESS which il nearly always caused by torpiti.y
Of the Auditory Nerves and can always 70 pnsc.e
epti BY Gslvsnisnn. when the organ is rot DESTROYED
DYSPEPSiA in its worst forms PALSr and PARA.
LYSiS uniformly caused by deficiency Of Nervous
influence, CHROME RHEUMATISM, TORrlDlTY
OF the LIVER, PAIN in the SlpK, SLUGGISH CIR.
CULATiON. SPlNiL ani hip COMPLAINT
DEFICIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL EN-
ERGY, ,ni all those distressing complaints result
ing from a DERANGEMENT Of the SERvol.
SYSTEM.
In the above prevalent and terrible elsss Of d.
saSes-Ssrvous Complaints are much more sa.sN
Sus than is generally imagined
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

D0-The Pennsylvania of Wednesday
announces the fact that Gen. Frank. Pierce
will shortly pass through that city, on his
way to the south. 1t is his intention to
pass the coming winter in the State of Viz
ginia. The Democracy are making prepa-
rations to give the President elect grand
reception.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

D~The contested election OF John P.
Pursel as Register & Recorder Of Nor
cumberland county, by David aarts, re.
suited in favor Of Pursel, Marts to pay
costs. Pursel was the regular Dem. nom.
iuec, and had 10 maj over Marts, Vol.
Dem,
In Philadelphia, VIM Bowers, Whis
candidate for Register Of Wills, had re-
ported some 8 or 400 maj. Mr.. Sheetz,
his Dem. opponent, contested his election,
but without success.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

D4If British gold' determined the
Election in favor of Pierce and King, it
must have been " alfred expensive to
buy sll the States but four. About of a
piece with . thousand other similar Whig
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

NEW ORbEANe,. New. 5.-The steam
ship Crescent City, Captain Davenport,
from New Fork via. Havana, il coming
up. The authorities at Havans permitted
tho landing Of her mails and passengers
upon the present occasion, but gave notice
that such permission would not again be
granted. The difficulty is not yet settled.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
" THROW Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate The use of the GALvANlC BELT,
suppose the case OF person afflicted with that baos
OF CIV ilizat0n. DYSPEPSIA sny other Chronic OF
Nervous Disorder. In ortinsry cases. stimulanS
sre taken. which. by their action the nerves sad
muscles Of the stomach afford Temporary relief bre
which leave the patient in a lower state and wAh
injured faculties, after the action thus excited hss
ss.sei. Now compare this with the effect result
ing from the application o: tie GtLvANiC BSLr.
Take a pyspeptic sufferer even in the worst syuf
toms of an attack sgt simply lie The Belt round the
Bciy. using the Magnetic Fluid ss directed Ia
;ht period the insensihle p-rspiraiion Will set
he positive element OF the Bslt. tJersby causing .
6slvanic circulation which will pass OF the
negative and thence hack again 10 the positive
thus keeping Up continuous Gal,snic circulation
throughout the system Thus the rnnst casss
OF DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED 4
YEW DAYS IL AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADI-
CATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
CHRISTlE'S GALTANig CTRiTi1Es,
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific

The BELT is used ,shen the body or system gsce
rally is affected the Me- KLACE for comp ltilts st
tie Throat Asthma and Bronchitis. end Of ;As
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders Of TIA
arms or limbs. Is rheumatism, Palsy. TrsloTs aad
srssmodic affections. These articles are SIMPLY sp-
p.is1 as directed With tie MAGNETIC FLUID waca
accompanies ;hsm. and when faithfully ssd iasy
NEVER FAlL!
&6 The great peculi.sity and excsls,es =! tbs
GALVANlC CCRATiVES coa,i..s in th. fact thss
they arrest and cure disease by ea;-r,1! sppIcsass
n place OF the usual method OF DruscI,y sna
fhvscHirg the ps.ient til exhausted nature sisis
hopslcssly under the infection THY s.~nsiisr a.s
t-oe rs,s-. eSs1li=s the circulation cr tis Blood s
ss,s .hs secreiisns ssrs-rc.e "a, sIsSiss aal
90 the sg HEST hcrs Under any
Since their introduction N the United States orr
three Years since more than
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF CANDoa

To d. C. NonvHrsp. NJ. D.. Cen Art for D.
tHsnTIr, New York
Dss~ SS,-Being Q physician in the vicinity q
one OF your Agents have been much graufed y
the examination OF your Galvenic Curasivss sna
highly pleased with their practical results ] havs
observed that they are constructed the true sesa
sse principle for the ssntle ssts pleasant and 80
es~sai Development Of the Csyan!e Current thereby
flng disicsratun long sought for, but HERETOFORE
unknown j ehsertully recommend then fbr he
aiisvisaon ana cure Of those distressing a1lmeaD
called NInrors CoHsIAisrs for which 6ey ass -
happily and ingenicusly designed.
Very truly your. DAVID RICx. y. ..
LsSsrsft, Msss- February Is. 1880
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends he ~
Of DIR. CHRISTIE'S G-iLT.iNIC CUka1T1E4
end they NAV b worn BY the most feeblo md dali-
cate with perfect ease and safety. La nsay cespu
The sensation attending their use h AieNv Slssssx
aEj agreeable. They are accompanied BY fall ~
plain directions for use Pamphlets with full psr
tieulars may b obtained Trails. of ~ aafA6isA
Agent
Pricoss
The Gslvanie Belt, Three Doil1A
The Galvanic Necklace. Two Do,la1s
The Galvsnic Bracelets, One Dollsr lnak
The Magnetic Fluid. Ous Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION
-. Sswsrs Of cssss~fsts saS WORTHLESS hiasasas
D. G. MORYHBAD, n. D..
0IEExAI A0ENr FOB THE UNITED efAHD
~ nsoaAWavs OSW T00
Ass11 in Lswisburg-C. ". sCuAIsIb !-ss'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

~Our town was enlivened last eve
ming BY . display Of fire. works in honor O!
the election Of Pierce and King.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

scoTr srATks.-Glorious old Eermonf-the
land of Schools and Churches-the "star that
never sets Whose soil no slave ever trod-
where federalism nor Locofoc ,ism. ever III.
umphed.
Massachuseffs-the land of TauI MEx-the
" cradle Of Liberty" "There is Plymouth
Rock, and Concord, and Lexington and Bun
ker Hill"
Glorious old Kenfucky-the home and tomb
of Henry Clay-nhe nursery of warriors and
orators.
And brave 7snnessee--the chosen residence
of old Hickory, of Hugh Lawson White, and
James G. Jones. She voted for Jackson, for
White. for Harrison, for Clay, for Taylor-and
lest Of all for the chivalric Winfield Scott,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

AA letter from Concord, N. f., to
the Union, says the democrats of that
place b'came wild w;:h delight On Tues
day night on reseiviag the news Of she
election Of Gen. Pierce, and that the Pres
ideat elect was apparently the only self
possessed, calm and quiet man in the place
that night. He received the victorious
bulletins announcing his success with
scarcely change Of countenanee, and
soon after quietly retired to bed. He left
Concord on Wednesday afternoon for a
days visit to his brother at Hillsborough.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
$1,000 PERSO MS

including all sxes. classes and conditions. among
vhoru were q large number OF Ladies, WHO pseS
hsriy subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
Entirely and Permanently Cured.
when all hope Of relief had been given up snd ers-.
thing else been tried in vain, Tbs teneHci,i rssa
which have uniformly attended their use - co1s,
Gently stated to DO without rsrsllei in the .aaa.s
o. Medical Science. Clergyman. lawyers and svsa
Physicians; ladies of the highest standing, Gst.a-
ruished person, holding elevated oricial stations.
merchants manufacturers, and mechanics. ths poe.
and the rich alike often whole 4lniiies ar,onS al
eiasses ranks and conditions. have squsli. Zee,
eipisnts, and have squsliy acknowledged the WOE
droIs and often unexpected benefits taey hsvs
thus received.
So Let II be known and remembered TIA, he orIy
Natursl Restorative for the Nerves is GaiTslIa,
aaG ihst in AL Nc.In,ia nsasxss sL...iA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

~~The following reported najorities
for President, were received BY US up to
last evening:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

cylinder the auspices Of the ApaLonioho,'
and hs segeaat-at. Arms, last evening was
appointed for a "GaAxD ILLUMINATION" in
Lewisburg in honor of Pierce's triumph. Two
piles of shavings were accordingly consumed,
without any regard to the expense, in the pre-
sence of at least forty boys, big and Little
several dozen candles aickered at the windows
of not over score Of buldings-smdry small
powder explosions were "so.' off" and some
fireworks gin e-e-r.t;" but that grpad illum-
ination, that lorch-light procession, and that
Mifainburg Band, were (wiih the general rejoi-
cling over Scotts deieat n.s,here. In short,the
darkness" was "uncomrnOnly visible. We
SHAM. stay long on ihe Rio Saline, nor go far
up its desert shores, il the gentlemen coming
down can't make the ascent more luminous.
Why. sirs. the ungratefui and mistaken people
Of Athens Of old had far greater joliiica.ion
when they from envy of his sterling worth
voted to Danish "Aris,ides the Just" who they
recalled when danger threatened.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

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.al are found Just soad for nslh.us,
shrktie'I CziyaEir and Magnetic ccratiyss.
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mos; Intelligent AMI respectable c!ssscs sld A.,
constantly achieving in alarming ,r,i- of
diseases. which have for ages baf-ed all ths si Q.
medicine and all tile resources ol Science. Ts.ss
diseases are called
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

were Monroe, Harrison, Polk or Taylor,
and yet their administrations always up
held tAe truc dignity of the nation, and
we're bonured at their close, except where
party maiignity misrepresented tAem. Mr..
Pierce has boen mlsrepresented both in his
political position and his private character.
Votes which be gave over ten years since,
have been arrsysd against him, to his pref
udicc, when it is known that experience
and progressive spirit Of the ase have in
duced the Democratic party to make some
change in IT'S position, as to internal i'm
proveuents, the protective principle, and
other Fundamental measures. We feel
every cond'iencs that be will build up
around him a vigorous, conservative, and
popular Administrations Sun, Ma
tive American.)
We do aot entertain a doubt, notwith-
standing the party virulence which has
characterized tho ,ste contest, Tat the
President elect will command a very large
share Of the confidence and respect Of the
opposition party. Indeed, at this time
when We msy speak without iayidnoas-
ness, it is but sheer justice 10 say that the
msnly and disnifcl attitude he ha. a,ain-
tanned throughout the contest, has not on
ly broken the force Of anta:onisn, but
won from many ct his opponents their ad-
miraticu and applause. There are, in fact,
members Of the whig press who have pub
licly testified to the excellence Of bis char
acter, and admitted tLa. their opposition
vas based exclusively upon political prin-
cipiss.-B B,ln,more Sun
Nothing mas contributed more to the
strength Of the Democratic party in this
CANVASS, than the feeling that in its to.ei;ya
relations our government has not takea the
stand required by its position as the great
Republican amcng the nations of the
easth aud We anticipate in this direction,
therefore, some decisive advantages from
its ascendancy. We shall eert;ialy be
glad to welcome, at the hands of any a4-
ministration, Democratic or Wing, . more
energetic vindieation of American rights,
a more cordial recognition of Amerisan
principles, and warmer regard for Reyxb-
Iicsnism abroad, than have been witnessed
for few years past.-N T. Times, (W)