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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-26
Ice Houses,

I"H.M." of Oswego, Ny, gives US his
plan as follows
Ny ice house is ten feet cube, six feet
below, to four feet above the surface, on
the ayerage-on hillside declining to
the nortl. east, the ordinary entrance being
al that end-that for filing, opposite.
excayated the earth, placed four posts
10 feet long and 10 inches--square, lined
the outside and inside with inch plank,
filled the space between with tan-bark--
made a double roof by mailing inch boards
above aud below four inch rafters, and filed
the space with straw, ,shingling the outside,
the roof being at Il half pitch, and proJee'
ting Is inches on all sides. In the center
of the roof, aud elevated above, is ven
tiliator eight inches square. | had an open
train leading from the bottom, where /
laid my sleepcrs, of ordinary fence posts,
covered with loose boards, in order that
any liquid may freely run off, very i'm
portant point in the construction Of any
ice house.
In filling my ice house, | am particular
to have all interstices well filed at every
layer Of ice,, with well broken pieces, a"d
perfer the coolest weather to pack in-a
mat er more important than thickness of
ice. While packing, and when full, |
throw large quantities of we'll water at the
lowest possible temperature, over the ice,
on every cold nights, leaving front and
rear doors open. | cover about the middle
of march with plenty Of shavings, which |
regard as altogether preferable to straw or
sawdust, especially the former, which |
would never use. During the summer |
see that the shavings are thrust down at
the sides where ice melts.
My ice house is shaded by a building in
the rear and trees at the sides.
l have supplied friends with ice, when
every other ice house in the city mad given
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lLEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER
Sweet Cider.

NJ. Edi,or-Y on have often seen Receipts for
preserving cider sweet, but few are those which
Prove to be available. That sweet CIDER is
healthy as well as pleasant.is as certain as
N a, some cider is {" hard" and productive of
intemperance. know o. no better way TO
have new cider, than to make It. And Hlckok S
Portable Cider Mill affords a convenient way
TO make cider once a week, or as often as you
may want it. Some have thought less Oft than
they should.Simply because they sometimes can
not work it Just TO suit them at first. But any
one who perseveres until he learns to work
II properly will find it extremely valuable IN
furnishing him with new cider just as he or his
family may want 1t, So long as he has apples.
1t occupies but very little room, is simple IN
its operation, and may be worked. by sihSe
person, or by two or three as may be desired.
They are well worth the money for the purpose.
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FOREIGN dZIls11& NEWS.
.XXssfs asssf:zs5s|Sn .ezsssun

New York, Nov. %, 8 P. M.-Thc
steamship Hermann, from Havre and
Southampton, with London dates to the
10th instant, arrived at her wharf at 7 @.
clock this evening.
LIVERPOOL Nov 9.-The Cotton and
Breadstuf markets are inactive, and prices
shade lower.
| ENGLANp.-The news of the death OF
the Hon. Daniel Webster, was received in
! England by the steamer America, and ere.
ated the most profound sensation.
The leading journals of London devote
large portion of their columns to edito.
rials upon the subject
Parliament was still in session, but no
business of any moment had yet been trans
acted
FRANcE.-The Paris Moniteur publish
es the report Of the Senate in favor of the
establishment of the Empire, and also
that the Senatus Consultum, which is i'll
substance as follows
"The Imperial dignity is established.
Louis Napoleon shall be Emperor, under
the name Of Napoleon III. The Imperial
dignity shall be hereditary in the descen-
dan.s of the Emperor, but legitimate issue
wanting, the legitimate children of Napo-
leon the First shall be adopted his heirs
wanting, a Scnatus Consultum shall ap-
point the Emperor.
The Constitution of 1922 is maintained
in all that is not contrary to the present
Senatus Consultum. The President has
accepted the proposition for the re-estab-
lisli:ncnt of the Empire. The decree con
yokes the French people on the Dist and
22d of November to accept or reject the
plebiscitc The corps Legislatif is eonyo-
kod for November the Goth.
AUsTRIA-The Emperor has been struck
with epileptic apoplexy, and has received
the last sacrament.
The advices from RANGooN are TO the
26th of September The first Brigade,
the advance force, which had just left Ran
goon for Prone, consisted of Her Majes-
tvs thirty fifth Madras Infantry,with eight
guns, accompanied by Gen. Goodwin, the
Admiral, and almost all the heads of de-
partments. The second brigade followed
shortly after, and expected on their arri-
val at Prone that Pega would be ceded
and annexed, and that the war would then
be closed
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bapo,tant t0 Farmers and U0usekecpers
HICK0A'S PATENT CIDER MILL.

TN all former times it wus supposed that a large
i quantity Of Cider could be made only by using
a ponderous machine, that slowly crushed the
apples without grinding them fine. They were
then made into a massive cheese in straw and =
most severe and long pressure was required to
exrac, portion of the cider, considerable por-
lion being absorbed by the straw and the mass of
Iomce, and ~ obtain this Unsatisfactory result
the farmer had to take all his hands and perhaps
his six horse teams and devote a whole day that
could have been more profitably employed. to
make from six to twelve barrels of cider. To
obviate The difficulty the farmers have heretofore
l.b nr.J, ,,.,,lo
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Auditors Notice.

VJNHE subscriber, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Union county to audit and report
upon the exceptions to the account of Andrew
Magee and Peter 5. Stah. Administrators of
the estate of JAMES MAGEE, late of Bufialoe
township. deceased, will meet for that purpose
a, the house of James M'Creight in said town.
ship, on WEDNESDAY the Ist day of December
next, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. of which the parties
in interest will take notice.
II. G. HICKOk, Auditor.
November 10, 1852.
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

and in these diseases medicine is of avail haN
eyrr. It never does good and it often does hars.
SyrupS Extracts, Bslrss, Balkans, Elixirs Bitier<.
Pills Powders and Potious of every Kind are AEe
worthless for they weaken the vital energies Of ths
already rcstratei systcm whilc under the strength
eaine Hsc-giv.ng WALKING influence of Gslvsnisnf
aS asrleI Is t.i, beautiful discovery the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored To foyrss
Lsaiih. strength. elasticity and risOr
These remarks relate to such diseases MN,
RAitIA. TIC DOLOREUX, BEcN' HITS, PAL
FITATI1N Of the HEART, WEAKNESS and -
FENALt. p-SOHpEI.S such Gs NtRN OUS HEAD
ACHE LASSIrUDF. and DFSPONDENCY. which
are only other names lor NcrroUs DeTongernen:, :,
FYILEfTiC FITS and CONEU i-SiONS, which s<s
E1,y known to result from UoD-eqEiHLrIum cf
Electric LilrcHce; NERVOUS TKEMORs, DEAF
MSS which Is nearly alws:s csusel by torilJiey
of the Auditory Nerves and can always re Pcr1sc.v
cured BY tialvansn when the organ Is not destroyed
pYSPTTSIA. in its worst forms fALS'- and PARA
LYSS uniformly caused by deficiency Of Nervous
influence. CnRONiC RHEUMATISM, TORFlDirY
of the Liy FL: rAiN il the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CJLATION. SPINAL ami ZIP COMrLAlNT1
DEfIgif.ECY %: NERVOUS anil PHYSICAL EN
FgGN aud oH those distressing complaints rssgA
in, fr-s a Di.8ASGEMENr % the NERVOO
SYSTEM
In sic above Trevalslt anpi terrible class Of dis
el-cs-Neryous Gmplaints much more nance
Gus than is generally imlg med
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New Ssll Shop.

Samuel ss;fsrr has just opened shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
LyndalFs Bookstore, where he is prepared 10
make and sell
Boots and Shoes Of all kinds.
for Ladies, Misses Men and Boys. Also for
sale. GUN SHOES of all sizes. REPaInISG
done as usual.
Produce O: all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
by runctualitr, and using good materials in
the very best way, he hopes 10 share the pat
ronage of a discriminating public.
Iewisburg, Nov. II, 1882
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isIi.a1e 8 : aYE1G e..
otsaern OF tue u..ian County Agriea!.a.al Society

oftoern OF the u.;ion cS-a,y Agricultural Society
Pesident-JACOB GuSDf, East Buffalo.
i5ce PreSdents-
Samuel Shade, Perry Robert B. Barber, Ii.
Daniel Witmer, Cha. Abs SwiuufQrl, N B.
l.. X. N-neas, Wash. Isaac Eyer, Union
Henry {. h er, penns John Gundy, T. Buf.
Henry Wetzei, Midck Dav Watson, w BUT
John Syengei,; icnter VIM Vanvalz.h, Buff
.Iacab Beaver. Beaver Geo. Dreisbach, Milf
III II. Margaritz. WBc Geo. Il. Bliss, Lew,
Jacob Sanders, ,Cnlrvl Wm.N Wilson, Kelly
John Wilt, Hartley Sam. Henderson,WD ID
Carry ST. ,y-Richd V.B Lincoln, Hartley
Rqc'y .Sr.y-O. n. Wordcn, Lewisburg.
Treasarer-R obcrt II. Laird, East Buffalo.
L;Brayio0-SamuelW Weiriek, New Berlin
Lrecmire Com--Jas T. Ross, Lewisburg
do Isaac Slenker, NewBerlin.
do lily W. Snyder, Penns.
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WHAT THINK YOU OF THIs1
Fren enc ef the Host distinguished Physis
Clans in tie City Of XcW York,

81 have heen using Ch-istics Ciaivanic articles 10
aGniet way saong my patients for abou, two wears
past, and confess aston he'd at their s.cce
" am sure disease is Ne-ro.s know lust what
they viii do In ElilePtic Fits, particularly IN
children; Deafness and affections ci the Head m
stultS Parall ss and f9lSy. in all ages aaI indeed
severa! other diseases of like nature which have long
puzzled the profession, | have found the e5alvanic
articles Of surprising benefit. Although detes thu
shameless Guackert Of advertisements and news
papers, | must express my confidence aui belief
IN tho woHferla! virtues of CHRlSTlES CURA-
IINES- My name Is. Of course, confidential but
shal never hesitate 70 recommend your articles o.
all pfplcr occasIuE,r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-26

ScRoFULA AND PeRK.-The editor of
the journal Of Organic and Medical Chem
istry, an able new periodical comes out
savagely on pork. He "defes all hog
eaters, chemists and physiologists to prove
that hogs Hesh is healthy article of die" I"
lie asserts that the name serefala chad its
origin in a disease peculiar to swine"
This is true; the Greeks gave it this name
-" swine disease" 1t may, however, be
as wrongfally applied as many other terms.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-26

NOTiCE.-rhe Officers of the Union County
Agricultural Society are requested TO meet as
Executive Committee. in the room over the
CUurt Room IN New Berlin, ON Trrsn,, the
9ith December next, at , o'clock. p. NJ, to
receive Memberships. provide for BYLAWS,
lake into consideration the time and place for
holding the FlrsI Ahnual Exhibition. and tran
sact such other huSiueS as may be dee med
necessary. JACOB tiJNDf, President.
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TniG SRarfliuf

has been inven'ed.and the statement of few fact,
may prove that it is not only the Best .Hacltint
/ of the kind in existence but that it Is the mosl
( pToHtabie that man can have on his farm. The
apples ao by this machine grated up into fine
pulp, so that it requires but a ompatatvely ligh,
pressure, and that hut minute or two, TO exlrac,
al! the cider, it being aScertained by practicl
/ experiment that One Fourth more can lie obtained
than by the Old process. Besides this i, requires
only two hands to grind and make up into cider
a larger quantity of apples than can be possibly
made Oh the oid-fasbioned machines. On this
press, owing TO the compactness OF the pomice in
the tub and the complete manner in which il is
ground, press ure of three to five tons-wh h ch
can he easily obtained-will produce a more
favorable result Than ole hundred tons pressure
on the ordinary cider press. even if the epplee
were ground as finely on tie improved Mill {;
and if the apples were merely crushed on the
Nut machine, it would require pressure OF two
hundred tons to produce he result accomplished
by this Patent Mil. The following are adduced
as decided Advantages Of this machine:
fGTst-It makes Cider than any other press with
a given quantity Of apples, in given tule and with
much less labor and expense.
Second-It makes cleaner and swee.er Cider than an
other machine.
7zird-You make your Cider 4, you want it ard
when want itant in QUANTITIES tTom one a,len to
six or twenty barrels.
fo,"tt-with n you press your Cur-ants Cherries
Berries, Cheese Butter, Lard and Tallow
FJut-With it you can save ONE FOURTH Of your
time IN making Apple Butter.
NSi-With Il you grind or chop your Apples Pota
toes, Turnips Reets Carrots, Pump kns for Cattle
S'renti-By its use you can st all times have FRESH
and SWEET Cider.
The price Of the Cider Mill. with right to use
the same on any one farm. is $35. Price Of the
Root Cutting Cylinder. SIS.
The size Of this Machine j. about 8 by4s
and weight about 200 pounds. II may readily
be taken to the cellar. door srd kitchen, barn.
floor. or orchard. as may he most convenient.
For State, County or Township rights, or 70,
Grants to make machines in certain territory for
stated period. address (post paid)
". o. HfCKOK, Laryis5arg. Pa.
E Persons in Union and the upper part of
Northumberland counties, and in Penns and
Brush valleys, Center county. can procure the
above Machines on application 10
H.C HICKOK.
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To Mralids and the Sex.
THE CELEBRATED
Conrstocts Weoicine9.

| 1st. The GREAT PAIN E.YrRACTC n (CoNNFEss
DALLi's) curing all Burns aud au extsrnaI Pains and
| Sorrs.
ii. BtLM OF COLJ.RBIA for Staying or Restoring
| the Human Hair.
| and INDLiv TEGEEfBLE LLLiER, Il cure for al
| eases of rheumatism.
Ith Ne.N-iIHS ACOUSTIC on, a certain cure for
Drrfness
5th HiT~S LLv.iHEyTa known cure for the Piles
! 9Th. SiDyfy'S SiCK HEAD.itHE REIEDT
9Th. MOIHERS RELIEF, for all women in the ia'n
sth. LONGLEr-S GREAT WESTERN INDiAN
PlV4CEi tr Colds and f.v.rish feeling snl preventing
fvcrs: for Asthma, Liver Complain, AMI Bilious AE"c
tons: Diarhua 1nl .stion aai Loss of Appetite
for Co.tiveness in females AMI males. and nery""s eoHi
paints; for stomach AGeeiions Dyspepsia Piles, Ehrs-
nati,m &C.. The great points it is not bad to take,
never gives pain AMI never lcaves one costive.
9th. E0LNSToCKS TERNIFLGE (Wc-m Killer,
for children grown prom.
Ioth MIS- BROp-v's GREtT PiHv KTLZER.
No medicine has been difcoverc ;at is SO happily a'a-
tel to use ftrny drops :" e taken aud yet perform
such wonders when applied erierRaijs wash or bath
by ire,ion-ln bottle from - to 30 cents each ,.,c
BfNE for driving away vrrmin in = short time
l2th. The cclrtrs,ed LLN'.S LIFE Pills and TEN
l3tr DR. B.tRrffOLEuEIg-S PINK STRTP, the
popular Eyrect"rsnt for courhs Cois. Influenza, &C.
18th. THE EAST INHfi ATD NLrlORK max
DIES the only rolpIing Of tho hair.
18th. LTN'S B.fLH Of GINA, Chinese Remedy
for Cuts. iruisc- Sores. Sc.
10Th EIFE.f.T OF' SfESfYfEFLKt This ar-
tice mas ouTei all Other Sarsarasias and It'll gives
Il er~1t satisfaction
18th. Tie celebrated spread STRE.iGTHE-NIfG
fLiSTER. mad "in DE. LINS recipe, and the NEST
popular in the market.
| 18Th, M. KKEyk"S ToOTH ACHE DR0TS 4
ccrt'in and easy for Tooth .;cA-.
10Th. DR. CON>Tp haS lately bought tte right FOR
the United state Of the c'Irrst,i M
hiNERiL H-fTER. found 81 the salt iriu-s nf pr.
VIM c. Chase at It. Cl.Lerin.s, G. " Til me'oiue
has ataind not"rirty aud popularity never l-icr-
eluacf BY any preparation st that Vir, and IT. sae as
been commensurate with lis merits vhi- e2t.acr
I dinarv.
Al the remedies are fully i-rrir, 60, IN ALIANAr- to
br.iNen 10 nj! who rali where the LIrirns as- kept
NOTICE. An VrJ l'irifs htr-ttf r. nnvun- CON-
/ STDi Ks or C'.ASTb a COS. alwa,s belonged
ct'5rcy 10 Or. LUtiuS : tpst.rk; ant though tf sig
nature Of 'om-to-t Co., VIII b, continued. This rNtra
label with tho fgr i', si-ua, Of Dr. l. :. G. viii il
failure Jc>i sratr 'i- GENUINE
ALL OTHERS MUST RE SPURIOUS
UiII- :. COtI>TDCk.
Th" atov" mei.iuo ran Ic lal in LsNisiurG onir ot
J. J. WALLS. 'o the nglv dealers in IT,; re'1Uile
tOHSIHCh $ PHEi.tEiTTO-NS. lylltinsile
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w States, active and en'erpriSlng MEN,
to engage in the sale Of some o! the best books
published IN the country. Men of good address
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OILS, TALLOW GREASE
Chi0 Mineral Paint.

oOO BBIS MACHINERY OIL. Pricc15cts per gallon
oUo 25,iO Gallons do do
in Asks Of various sizes. DO 90 90 90
900 Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL. 10 % 10 do
5000 Gallons do do do -
in casks of various sizes. d" 40 40 u"
ties, from 81 tn - cents per gallon .
1900 Gallon. in Casks of various sizes various KihdS
and uu.lities. from 80 IL 80 cents per gallon
10 Ton. rALialW GREASE for Heavy Bearings, and
Coar~. Machinery, in barrels or Casks oil any con
sisteues required. Price Il cents per I'D. -.
$50 Tons ONO MINERAL. PAINT, in Barrels, at the
lowe-t market price.
machinery OH warranted not to chil! IN the
coolest weather. and considered by those using II
equal TO sperm Oh. Byiied Paint OH. equal to
I.lnseed Oil, other than Tor white.
I am constantly receiving large supplies "' 'he
above named iclrs, and my motto u, - small
profits aud quick re,urns.' IL. 4. PONc,
sc Water 81 (undcr the Pearl 81. House }
New York Feb 1852 3m423 Netc io'h
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OYSTER Saloon.

"AVING fitted up the Rooms in FRroK's
H new brick block in superior manner,
the subscriber is now prepared TO accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. A share of public patronage
solicited by e. F. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept Is, 1882
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Throw Physie to the Dogs"

To illustrate the of the GALVANIC BELT
suppose the Of person afflicted with that banS
Of civilization. D} SFEPSIA, any other Chronic or
Nervo1s Disorder. In ordinary cases. stinulants
arc taken which, by their action on the nerves and
muscles r the stomach. afford temporary relief but
which leave the paticn. in ower state. and whh
~ uursd faculties, sfer the actnn thus excited has
teascl N0w compare this with the effect result
uig from the Application of the GAi.VANlC BELT
Take a EyspeVt:- Sufferer even in the worst symp-
toms of an attack and simply tie the Belt round the
BODY using the Magnetic Elnd as directed In .
III. period the inseisIble rerspirstion will act o.
he positive element of tAe Belt, thereby causing =
SsITanic eircglatinn which will pass To tbs
negative. and thence taok again to the positive.
thus keeping up continuous Galvanic Circulation
throughout the system. Tins the inos; severe
of DI SPf.FSiA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A
FEW DAYS IS AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADI-
ATE TIE Disc tSE OF YEARS
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DRUG & CHEMICAL DEPOT,
HsrsE'I,orr,soi, s. Christ.
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,

Lc,cjJprg, Pa.
lHFFER TO their friends and the public :
~ large and well selected stock OF
FRESH Drugs, MEDICINES, CREME
Gals, Ground Spices, (warrantcd pure,)
Paints, Oils, Narnishes, Dye Stuffs of the
very best quality in the market; look
Ing-GlasS Plates and Window Glass
OF all sizes; the most popular
PATESr MEDICINES of the day;
together with a complete as
sortment Of Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Shaving, Comb. Cloth,
Flesh, PANTY NarniSh, White-wash
and ShUc BRUSHES. Dressing and
GraInng Combs, Fancy Soaps. Sha-
wing Creams, Pomade, 0x-Marrow, Ex-
tracts and Perlumery of all kinds, manu-
factured By jules llauel, y. Bazin and others.
Also well selected stock of Ladies and
Gentlemen's FANCY NOTIONS. such as
Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses. Twist. Steel
Fringe, Purse Rings; Bristol Board, Zephyr
Crotchet Needles, &c, Port Monaies, Razors,
Razor Strops, Knives, Segar Gases. Cards,
Gard Cases, Note Paper, Envelopes, &c.
NUTS, FRUITS, Confectionery, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
And variety of other articles too numerous
to mention. Give US 4 call, and Judge for
yourselves-wcc charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store.
Dn.T. A. II. THORNTON
Aug 4,ls52 THEO. S. CHRIST
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New Orleans, Nov. 22.-Letters from
Mexico state that Arista has demanded to
head the troops in person against the Rev
olutionists. The French Minister has
been recalled. The Tchuantepec Commits
sion has finally left its proposals for Tie
decision of the Government.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-26
CNRISTlE'S GiLYiIlC URifltEN,
Are mn Abxol ysts nnd Positive SpeeSaa.

The BELT is used " hen the sody system gene
rally is Affected the NECKLACk. for complaints u
the Th-u.t as Asthma and bronchitis and Of tas
Head and the DRACFLETS s-q all disorders Of tas
arms or limbs A. Rheumst.sn. Palsy, TrsIaors Asd
SpasrioIic affections. These articles are simply ~
us,, aS directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, alA whea faithfully used they
NEVER EAiL.
EE- The great peculiarly ar.i excellence Of tbs
TALEA\I CJRATIVES consists in the fact that
they and cure disease hy 0ntrard applic4ts-
in plare sf the ussss method OF DruggmE and
Fhysirking the patient TIL exhausted nature slaks
Lnqccssly under the mfictioI@ Tisy she engisen ~
L-Aos sgsfeap, ,TIi-e The crruiasr # tss Blood ~
As s.eTeoHS. fsrIssse e1Iii,s essxsss. s&
70 fr 81 zLcsf ia,a i"dsr any
Since their Introduction in the niied StaSss oa1y
xnnrs s.Ira- i'm
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ACCOMMODATIONS.

PHIL.pA, Aug IL. 1877.
have this day carefully inspected a corrirrtor or
Lightning Rod. with yane and index, erected hy Mr..
Thomas srmitagc Bellevue House, Gloucester md
have hesitation in saying that it is only the lst
have seen, but that it is the ouly one have. vf
examined that is constructed strictly scientific urinri
pies II is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention of owners of buildings
n. NcNURTRIE.
am well satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod
manufactured by llr ThoMas ArInitac of PhiIsIclpha
is the Lest that has been made have spent several
years the study of the laws electricity and magnet
im and have hesitation in saying that these lni, are
constructed upon the only principle Of safety The electric
shock is received and dispersed by the magnet at the top
OF the roi and il would be impossible according to th
laws of attraction and repulsion, FIR a building to be
injured ly tke of fghtnin hen protected by one
these rTi- have been acquainted with Mr. fru,.cc
for sr-cral years and before he commenced th, rauuf
ture of these rods examined the princrlc which they
are constructed am tit convinced that their Abortion
would be attended with complete Tn. incrcsin
demand these rods and the extensive sales in all rarts
Of the country ample cOrmcna.ion Of their utility and
superiority TRACY T. WALLER VI II
Rising SUM- Philad Co, April 10, 1852.