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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-02
PROTECTION FROM
LIGHTNING

TNHE subscribers now manufacturing in
Il Lewisburg. their celebrated Patent
Lightning Rods, warranted superior to
any IN use. and which will be put up on any
description OF buildings at the reduced price Of
Is cents per foot. No extra charges for Points
or anv OF the Fi1tures-thus making a rod of
usual length cost Sc.
These superior rods are spirsltwis,ej, inch
iron. in 10 feet lengths, perfectly screwed toge-
ther with brass sockets. and put up through glass
| insulaers in a most substantial mode. the whole
mounted with a solid silver plated Copper Point.
One of the proprietors being practical Chemist
and Electrician would assure the public that these
Improved Rods manufactured and put up on
the most approved principles.
We would simply remark, that great has
been the demand for these celebrated Rods, that
over six hundred Thousand feet have been sold in
one season. Our teams are traversing all parts
of the country with all necessary apparatus for
putting up Rods at once. We have numerous
certificates from prominent Insurance Companies
and from scientific committees, speaking in the
highest terms of their superiority. Among others
we call attention to the following:
To the Public.
WnLrAnsroRr. May 10, 1852.
Being called upon by Mr.. A. Cross, Agent for
Reyburn & Baker in the construction and erection
OF Electric Rods, for recommendation, it gives
me pleasure to state that was present at the
Dickinson Seminary in this place, during the
present month when Prof. Barrett of that insttu.
ton, tested the points of the rods with strong
gslsanic battery. The points tested by him were
made of copper, and plated with silver. No
impression produced upon the points BY the
electric fluid and SO well convinced was that
they would answer the intended object, that |
Immediately had one erected at my new house in
this place.-All the rods they have erected here
have been well done and isolated with glass in !
a substantial manner. Rev. Mr.. Bowman was
also present at the experiment, and believe was
fully satisfied as to the result. therefore take |
pleasure in recommending the Rods.
Respectfully Yrs, A.D.WmsoS.
We certify to the correctness of the above:
THs. BowMAN, Prime. of Dickinson Semy.
]. w. BAnRErr, Prof do do
JSo. J. M'CoY, do do
V Orders left at the Washington House in
Lewirburg, or at Capt. Huff's Hotel in Milton, I
= Ill receive prompt attention.
REYBURN & BAKER.
Lewisburg, June |, 1852
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r. d. HARRIS
Star Daguerrean Gallery!

Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets, opposite
Blair's Hotel, Lewishurg.
NIHERE having a superior arrangement, o'
w light, and from his long experience in the
art, he is at all times enabled to take truthful,
lile-Iike expressive aud lasting LikenesseS,
superior to any heretofore taken IN Lewlsburg,
and put them up in neat and durable case, for
One D0l!ar each. The ci,lzens OF Lewisburg and
vicinity are respectfully invited to call whether
they want pictures OF not, and examine his spe
cimens, aud see
'.IIow high the polish prre the .ons,
And every face is Natures own;
Sure never Art, with all Us skill,
The soul with such delight could fl,
And never was such transport
As by those PICTURES f m the sun"
g Think not those pictures by the sunlight made,
Shades though they are, will like d shadow iade
MOI whn the lip OF resh in dust shsii lie,
When Deaths .rey film esrsPrea;. the beau,ing eye,
Those iite like pictures, mo inI a. decay,
VIII still! be flesh and vivid as 70 d.yl"
u Portraits, DsgueTsotype Likenssses &c.
copied taken true To the original, an. neatly
set IN medaIIious hreas, pins. &c. for IS cents
Da uerreoypes taken a, weIl in cloudy as in
clear weather. For Chllren'- Likencsses please
call early in the day. Instructions gwen in the
art on moderate terms. May rs, 1852
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. I. A. II. THORN TON oilers his
~ professional services to The citizens
OF Lewisburg and vicinity, in The various
branches Of his profession.
Residsnce-Nrs Malze's, harke, st.
Ofice-Drng Store, one door above the
Mammoth Store of J. & J. Walls.
Lewishurg. Oct l. 1881
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HARRISBURG BOOK BINDERY.

F. L. HC1IER G co, TO W o. Hcsok, Hckok
Il Cght.ns, ana hIchOk Il Bu7e.t,
DOOK BINDERS, Staiioners, and Blank
ID Book Manufacturers, HARRIsBURG, Pa.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they carrying the above bus
ness, at the OLD STAND occupied by Hickok Barrett
They atter themselves that 10y careful to bps
ness, they will merit and receive continuance of the
patronage so literally enjoyed By the old firms.
Particular attention will lie paid TO the Ruling and
Binding of every description Of BLANk BOOKS for Banks
County Offices Merchants, and Private individuals. and
every variety Of full and half bound Blank Books Music
Newspapers &c. bound in any style required.
In addition to the above they have and will at all times
keep general assortment Of STATIONERY consisting
Letter Cap Drawing, Transfer, Copying, and Bottng
paper; WATERS Arnold's Writing Fluid, Lead Pencils,
Black Ink, Blue Ink. Sealing Wax Copying Ink, States
and Pencils, Letter Stamps, Inlia Rubber, Wafers Red
Tape Blank Boards, Folders. Erasers &c
%. P.per ruled To pattern, and all work warranted
anu done very cheapy. L. L. HUTTER CO
May q, ls52-iy.
UTBooks and Pamphlets TO be bound may be
left with Editor of the Lewisburg Chronicle
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LUMBER.

HURSH s. AMMON, at their YARD on
III North Third strret, near the German Ret.
Church. have received and are receiving in
addition to their old assortment, new supplies OF
LUMBER adapted to the wants of this
community, which they offer on mos, reasonable
terms. Books in the hands of p. Hursh.
LewisbuIg. May 27, 1852
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!
O1l y 4 2 CI' W V-F11
CHA'S p. FREEMA AN e. Co.,
(iate Fireman, Hodges q Coz
L I'M d o RI ers and j o b b Q .,
la Broadway, door south of Liberty st.
.yE5s' E'Hssk,

ll4 Broadway, ! door south o! Liberty 81.
.VE5s' H'Gssh,
"AVE now on hand, and will he receiving
H daily through the season, New Goods,
dltec, from the European Manufacturers and
cash Aucrons-rich. fashionable. fancy SILK
MILLINERY GOODS. Our stock Of Rich
RIBBONS comprises every variety oil the Latest
and most beautiful designs imported
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
TO ou, order from our own designs and patterns,
and stand unrvaled. We offer our goods for nett
Cash at lower prices than any credit house IN
America can afford. All purchasers will find 1t
greatly to their interest to reserve a portion OF
their money and make selections from our great
variety OF rich cheap Goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnsts, Capes, sashes and Belts
Bonnet Silks, sains, Grapes, Llsses ana Tarietons
Emhroideries, Collars, Chemisetts, CaPes, Berthas
Habits, Sleeves Cuffs, Edgings and Insertngs
Embroidered Revsre Lace and Hemstitch Cambria Hdk6
Blends, Illusions. and EN- broidered Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Manillas and Wells.
Honiton, Mechlen yalencienes and Brussels Lacss.
English and Wovs Thread, Smyrna, Lsle Thread, and
Cotton Lacss.
KID Lise Thread Silk andSewingSk Gloves and Mitts
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace English. American and Italian.
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
January, 1852 Sm4i6
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Lightning Rods.
ARMITAGE'S
fdtent 0laaneiir Eilblniuq Ro0s,

@JuleHt 1IluyHflIl Ll9Dlnlu9 to05,
and IN this alone This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors NJ Murtrie, Johnson, W aIlor and many
others that have examined them, recommend ami
speak of them IN the highest terms OF APPRECIATION
and have pronounced them the only saie rods In
use in this any other county for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage is to divide
and throw back q part of the etcrrc fluid harmless
10 the clouds ia time OF stroke this enable, the
rod to conduct Iha, portion OF fluid that belong,
to the earth without the slisht--t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. Ihi- rod has many at r.
advantages the old one. The .uiy place of
manufacturing Il IN
ZINE 81. 3 d,Ors abore 18th. Philadelphia
ahrre all per-on- are respectfully invited TO c,',
and examine for themselves. For >al, " hn!e-a.e
or Re,aI! by THU'S ARNITAGE
These rods have been purchased and succe>,-
lny used hy the ollon iBs individuals. Companies
and corplratieas, whose names are cheeriully
submitted:
IN and mar Piilad.i,l,a-A Il ; Roberts Georye
sAntznger. Jutg, Bluver, JuIsr C0nrat, J. Mulford,
John omeS, C. C. Clancy, J. BrenHer, e. Oakley Conrad
Inrcrscl, The Blockey Almshou>e Anderson Brothers.
R-y J. l.. Grant, John hoffman, Thos tirovcr. Bat
IIoons, A Il Ginkrrs II. Simmons, Thos. Mott Co. Mr.
Downing, J. F. Greer, J. ". Watson, c. Humphreys j.
per. Mr. Sharp-ss Mr.. Martin, 5. Dprbey J. Br.ukry
Mr Dawson, DR.. Paul. :. H. Powers 4 Co.. j. wmep-nuv
II. Miller the Rcd Bank Hotel. the u :. Arsenal the
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
IN the Sate IF Neic JsrSsy-Georgs Crispin. judge
Meal, Judge Dayton, John Netman, Dr. H. MMurlie
BEN. Roberts. Mr. J. Downing.
lLJJrhe only authorized Agent for the Counties
OF CnIon. Juniata VI film. Clinton. Lvcomius.
NoTthu ub.riand. Mpa,uu C. ,iumhia. Luz-rne. i
SAMl'EL Ho JYER
Hqriiefon E,,joR county Pam.
Oder snd letters al ife--td (po-t paiIj 10 Hr.
Hoover. vii Ne promptly alended to He n,-
put Up a nu7 per OF b s. R.ts in Uuiun county
some . which nav he seen - t,li,ws,
N UNION COYNTY
Niyfey Tp-iiark Haiflenny. Wm Foster, John Hans
Ni'hae. trers. jacob Smith. David filman. Reuben
Mench. Geor,e kleckrer. Mr. B.riiu-Court Hons,
sni Com missioner OFF e Limsst7as Tp--John R.tar
Ln'on ftn-Dr Charles Wilson. Washington Tp.-,Jahu
kun;z, simon huntE. Rnn Tp-Isaac Couldron. Wh,te
Dosr Ip.-M.chaei Holman.
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NEW STORE.KEEPERS
NEW GOODS! G

California for Gold, Pennsylvania for big
Barns and Horses, Gen SCOT Cass BacA1uGn fir
President, Cor. B'g,r for retoing Banks. bu. FOSTER
a TUSTIN far slim,
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Commission and Forwarding lou:
MEDICAL REFORM

hK. II. Il. HARRIS would announce to
~ the citizens Of LewIsburg and vicinity that
he has removed into North Third street in the
house formerly occupied by CapiPaul, above the
German Reformed Church. Thankfui ior The
LIBERAL patronage hitherto received, he continues
to "tier his professional services to all who may
desire them.
He PRACTICES medicine in accordance with the
most approved ~ stems OF Medical Reiorm-gives
no Calomel or Mercury in any form-and hopes
to prove himself worthy OF the confidence Of The
community.
He keeps On hand. for sale, an extensive
variety Of Thomsonisn and other Vegetable
Medicines. FOR the Use Of such customers as may
desire them.
He is also prepared to clean and extract Teeth.
Lev i-huIg, A. pni 7, S5a
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Experience Of than sx,esn Year, has sstabiishst
vsrsal Family Em5Tocson Will cure sasss nd
hsve all such as
Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone, windgaIls. Pell
Evil, Callous. Cracked Heels, Cells Of Al
kinds. Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis-
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lamsnsss,
Foundered Feet. Scratches Or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatism. Bites of Animals. External POI
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost BiteA.
Boiis, Corns, Whitlows. burns and Ssaiala,
Chillblains. Chapped Hands. Cramps. Caa-
fractions of the Muscles. Swe.lings, Wsaknes
Of the Joints, Caked Breasts. &c DC. dc. +,
Ths unparalleled OF this OIL in tho Of az
ir Horses and Cae, and IN human fssA, -
daily becoming known to the farming soumuniy-
IL can hardly be credited except by thoss who have beea
in the habs OF keeping B theiT Stables an hoassa vhas
vast amount OF pain, suffering and taes are savsd by
tie timely application OF this OIL
~ Be sure The name Of the sole proprietor GEORGE
W. MERCHANT, lOckport- n v, 10 blown la he ai3D
Of the bottle, and in his handwriting ovsr the corr
All orders addressed 70 ths proprietor will b pSoupty
responded to-
Get Pamphlet of he Agent and sss whas vssisn
accomplished by the use Of thn msd'eins
statss And CansdA- Also By
- ~ oCgAsxLE. LsHish1-s / hes-!e'. New
BsFln, Z Css!iS Mr. i, y Ns--er sunhury !;
n \ a'Cly, J a-.l 4l1ni3, ?,.,e' = u Mean.
heVof ne. . : IA 70. Wi-.isc,sp7rt WAotesel6
Agsr'ts. Z !.'r'i & % Phi -. " Ward 4 Co
Ns.- Eo.t; W. j-tF-on P.''scu;s
,T5s''a-l
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With Tenerlf., Sicily, Lisbon, and Malaga
Wine in Or casks. Also imported Liqueurs--
Curacos, Maraschino, Arsk, Cherry B,andy,
kirschwa,er, &c.
Old Honongahela and Bourbon Whskey from
l TO 10 years Old.
ITE,ery cask carefully examined before ship
ping. Goods shipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed in double casks, If desired to
prevent tapping
A. ii. MNALLA. I.npor'er and Dealer
3m425 80 Walnut Street, Phiiad
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Hats, Gaps, and Ready Made Clothing!

HatS, CapS, ana hadGy Iiau6 CI0Lnlng
SPEKER s. son have removed their
q Hat and Cap Store to the brick s,oreroom
four doors west OF their Old stand where they are
ready to sell HATS CAPS, and CLOTHING cheaper than
lie bought at other place in the country Hats
and Caps Of the latest style for summer and Winter caps
OF all kinds COATS, PANTS, anu VESTS at any price
you wish to buy.
Thankful to customers for past favcrs hope for
a continuance Of the same, prices low suit
the times.
Hats made and dressed toorier, Bonnets Panama. and
Lsghorn hats ned and pressed reasonable terms
Country produce taken in exchange.
Lewisburg, May q, 1852. J. SPYKER SON
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NNHE subscribers having associated themselves
i together in the HAsUFAcrURE OF Mineral
Water, are prepared to furnish it, favored with a
variety Of Syrups, such Nectar. SarsaparIla
Lemon Pine Apple, Ginger Jockey Club. Straw
berry, Raspberry, Blackberry. Vanilla, &c.
Private Families, Hotel Keepers. and Pic Mic
Parties supplied at The reduced price of. 37A cts
per doE. Bottles returned.
Persons ordering. will please direct to Dr.
Thornton. and mention what syrup they wish
she mineral favored with. Families in town
will leave their orders at the Mammoth Drug
Store, where they will receive immediate aten-
ton. DR THORNTON & JONES.
Lewisburg, Iune ls, 1852
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lCs. this out and preserve ~
WINES, LIQUORS. &C.

"AVING adopted the Cash principle in my
I'LL business, by which avoid the annual list
OF bad debts and the expense attending the col-
lection of old accounts, am now enabled to sell
and ,ciH sell at prices that will SAVE to my GUS
TONERS at least 25 PER CT. on their purchases at
the same time warrGnt euery article to be pure
as represented. and SUPERIOR tor the price.
Orders filled in original packages as imported
Of oN
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To Mua1ids and the SIX
THE CELEBRATED
couratotk MeDtctu e.

Ist The GEEAT PAIN E17RACTcR (CoSNIIss
DALLYsl curing all Burns and ali external PA.s .s1
2i. BALM or coLUNBLA for Staying or RESTORING
tie lI-n-R Hair.
and INDLAT TEcEIABLE iLLIR, saEs sr AL
cases OF EhsuTatisui.
An. KsNAIla'S AC0US7TG OIL, certain sure hr
Deafness
sta. MARS LLYAsEyT known cure for .b. Pn.s.
9th. SPOHN'S SIJH HE4DACHE REl6DX
7th- A01RER'S KELLEF, for sll women in he fsGt
ly way.
PANACEA, for Colds and sTs-ish tssag and prevsrsng
f.vers; for Ashs. Liver Comp isn .rd BilI:oEs An>e
tons; fer Disrrha Ind gescn szt Loss OF Appsas.s
FOR Co>tysnes IN females and ma tIt cs-vous oer
plants for Stomach A5etiouz, Dyspepsia Piles IAss
Inatism &c TIE crest rts It net bAd tAks.
9Th. KoLXSToCKS VEEAFEGs Worm KRIsr,.
I0th. MS b o IRTig GREAT PAIN 6lLLlR
Nc medicine has ben discovered ths: happily sday
ted 10 rs THsy orcfs 70 5e takaa, and -, rsrsm
such wonders Tcen aFpea ezsr7'a.y as wash or bsA,
lit. S4EyHoiTzS ron R51ca2' INb ND ED ED Duo
B4NE, for triv.as away ysrIain in a sheEt time
18th. III ce-hrated LIN'S LIFE Pills and TN
Ist6. DE- BABTB0LkxEw,s PINK SYRUP. ~
poi uler EzpectoranI for Coughs, Colds Influenza i
l4th. THE EAST INDIA AND NEwYORX HAIR
DYES the only sure eslorinE :, IN & Of II. ha;T
isth. ExT84cT OF sARSAPARnLA 1Ah -
tce has ontivei all other sarssParlss and still tvss
I7th. The celebrated spread STRENGTHENING
fLASlE4l- made iroin DR LII recepo and the 1o0o
popular in the market.
18th. DR.. KLLNE'S ToCTR ACHE DRoPG A
certain and easy cure for Tooth Ache.
18th Dr.. CoNSTOCK hiss lately bought the right ~
the United States Of the celebrated CONCENTRATED
&LNEFAt WATER, found at the salt Springs Of Dr..
WIN. c. Chase, at St. Caherines, c. Ills medisis0
Las attained nOtoristy aud popularity bsfbxs
eqUaed By preparation at that place and Its sale bas
ben commensurate with its merits, which sxHs1p
6inarv.
All the remedies fully described in Almanac, -
bs given to al who cali where the N edcnss kept
NOTICE. ali preparations heretofore known -
CCMsToCk's" or CoHsTocK & Coz, always
belonged & no;s telGns EXCLUSIVELY to Dr. Iacins
S Comstoek and though the signature Of Comstook o.
viii be continued this extra label with the fac smils
signature Of Dr. L S. c. will in future ds&gnats IL
GENUINE.
AL OTHERS MUST Be sPuRIoUo.
11zzzz59z3:::e
T,e dir,nA r. had IN eryv v><
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INHE subscribers are now manufacturing in
Il Lewisburg. their celebrated Patent
LiShtntnG Rods. warranted superior to
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ton all that could do for the and interests Of
riculture They had also reports on the subject
which they would publish He apologzed for any
thing Objectionable in his speech which had oc-
CURED last night, and found comforting with Judge
Douglas that they did not materially differ on the sub
ect lie thought that arrangement could be made by
the Smithsonian Institution with the United States Ag-
cultural Society mutually beneficial to both.
Mr.. DOUGLAS explained that his misunderstanding of
Professor HEsRYs remark last year the Of
he had said last night What the Professor had spoken
joke he had supposed to have been seriously said He
hoped that his warmth and ardor in debate would
looked he had said any thing harsh or unknd he re-
GREETED it, and retracted willingly He believed how
ever that these collisions after ALL had done good rather
than HARM for they had left behind no unkind emotion
and that, agrculturists and freemen all dissats-
faction would cease and they would separate as band
of brothers.
Mr.. SEXTON, of Wisconsin, said that after the exciting
discussion which had been listened to the resolution
he glad that it had terminated harm0nously and
he conceived would result advantageousy to the agr
cultural interest Facts had been elected the great OBJ
ject of the Convention attained and the State Agrcu-
tura Society of Wisconsin would heartily in its de-
iberaons and be grateful for documents Of this COnven
ton and of State societies
HENRY, he felt that arrangement could be made of
great advantage to the Society," that the chemical appa
ratus of the Institution could be used for the purpose Of
analysis of Soils &c. He felt assured all would eventuate
happily.
On motion of Mr. BRANCH, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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THE OVERLAND EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
INDEPENDENCE, JUNE IL, 1852
By the poteness Of Mr. Josiah Colling who has just
returned from short distance beyond Fort Kearny
favored with the following intelligence
From account kept at Fort Kearny from the time the
first emgrants passed until the Goth Of May and from
that time according to Mr. Coinss own notes, until his
return here the 18th of june there had gone over the
roads from this place and St. Joseph $780, men, 3242
women, 4266 children 1926 wagons 6538 horses 4606
mules SO, 1872 cattle, 1923 sheep Besides this number
Of living beings the road it is known that very many
more the routes north-those leading out from
Council Bluffs and Old Fort Kearny No estimate of them
will reach you unless it be from Fort Laramie The bulk
of the immigrants and either side of Fort
Kearny In addition to other matters sorry add
that quite amount of sickness found in many of
the emigratng parties, which supposed be- and no
doubt was, cholera Some companies had buried many
of their friends and as long as Mr. c. was in their
neghborhood there had been abatement of the disease
give you below the Of the persons buried their
ages and places Of residence far they could be
certained
Here follows the of fortyseven persons mostly
from the Northwestern States
Besides those thus specified there many from
seventeen to twenty graves with inscriptions respect
ing which nothing could be known. The of these
graves were found the road leading from ST. Joseph
Whether when the large body of emgrants get fairly
geher the road they will be able progress any
safely and expedtousy than heretofore remains to be
On the road out west towards Santa Fe there
still some sickness with the soldiers.
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sSAvE ME- FROM NY FRIESDs"-A physician giving an
account Of case Of neuralgia Of the head
deal Journal presents the following rather startling
count Of his method Of cure:
determined TO adopt the principles Of practice in
this had done before viz TO produce paralysis Of the
whole system and temporarily suspend the action of
the and circuaon then restore the circulation again
the energy, only keeping the which
the seat Of the disease in state Of paralysis by local appca-
tons them and by the internal such remedies
act on the nervous system generally"
Most persons, We think, would prefer to take their
chance with common neuralgia than to try paralysis
and stoppage Of the circulation Of the heart by way
of remedy II by the chance ooseness Of any screw in
his machinery the practitioner should not succeed in
bringing back his circulation the might become very
serious-To- DaU