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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

l don't say, MIR. Judge that the defend
ant was drunk. No, not by no means !;
but this will say, when last seen him he
was washing his face in mud puddle and
drying it ca door mat. Wa ether sober
man would do this, in course l can't say
The court thought he wouldn't. The con-
sequence was the defendant went up for
sixty days"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

Park Benjamin, in his lecture on the
G. Ridiculous" said ----.
"a fried of mine passing a house
where there was funeral, stepped up TO
an Irishman and asked him if he could in-
form him who was dead The freshman
repiied-i cannot exactly say, sir, but
presume it is the gentlemen in the co.iln..'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
VIA 7 fiiNk YOU o. THiS'
From one Of the most distinguished Pbyss
Clans In ti,r City Of New Iori.

II have been using Chri-tie's Galy32ic articles 9
past a'.i confess az, ssto,lCst a; ta..T Success
u am sure disease IS NsTrc,s. / know Just VISA
they VIII do. In tpileFiic Fits, particularly \
ehiilien Deafness az! Affections OF the lea "a
Siuis Paralysis AMI Palsy. in all ages All ilie-t
several other diseases Of like nature which have cBs
puzzled the profession. | have found the GsisiHe
articles % SuIQrieDg benefit Although dcie,. *
shameless quackeTy Of advertisements ant rev5.
papers | must cypress my confidence anI .siei
IL the woa3cgiul virtues Of 1HR!SIiE'S CUkA-
1NtS Ny nsuo j.. Of course. coraLeati,, On.
si'I nerer hesitate TO recommend your articles Oh
al proper scSaSIO.s.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
Wit ano Gumor.
Prom tie En,cserbockor," & for February.

Prom tie " Rn.cserbcckor," for February.
4 foUarH-oF-JULY SPEECH. Amidst
tEswiM swell of tumultucus misanfhropy,
cs.eerins upon the asteroids Of public grief
nie,hinks | see an oleaginous paralogism
slowly ascending from the miasnatic ves-
ttules Of hapless Hungary. From thou
sand viacrc,s Of blooming iodine, the poor
mephitic paynims of Bulgaria aud Tyro!
alingle their beatfc sishs with those If
aboriginal siroccos. Oh, what dia'llbe
Of curses must dist!l upon the petrif:e
antenna of the tyrant, as he sits dcvout
upon his callous throne, and wieids his
nascent and sporadic sceptre. From the
anctaous piuicrs Of the palsied eagle, as
be flaps them over the iuehoat altar, there
exudes paiinoGe Of arid tears, cBoush 10
eautor.ze the IRIS of L Goth or Viu,ial,
while .rom each tear an apopleclic whi,pr.
ils the iuril ear Of oeuvdlciine Europe
with the gaivsnIZins dlsiich, Eoc Pgp"ii!
-Kossutt 90 dn"yt!'
DIAGNOSIS oY TaE'T AND THE Nor
r. Assuming, Us We safely may, that
all the rcdcS act-ngs of the rational idea
toward the pole Of sc,ai-en'ity are naturally
ccmplicate with tissue of aon-acsative
impressions, which can only be disiuteg-
rated by a process Of spontaneous and
intuitiye abstraction, it inevitably follows,
as self-sustaining corolIary, tha, the
isolated, the conaatura' conceptions, form
ed in this ante-speculatiye stage Of intel
hctual activity, must be reflected on the
faculty itself, or, TO speak with philosophical
precision, on the |, vixen viewed concre:ely
as the Not-I; and in this reciprocal self
reproduction, carried on by the direct aud
transverse action of the Reason aud the
Understanding, modified of course by tirose
sxtyaneous and illusory perceptions, whi,h
can never be eutiycly excluded from thc
mutual relations of the pure intelligence
on the one hand, and the mixed operations
OF the will aud the imagination on the
ether, may be detected even By an infant
eye tho true solution of this great philo-
sophical enigma, the one sole seif-dcvcI-
eping criterion of the elemental difference
between the NOt-I and the :"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

Every creature hates its destroyer. Her.
rings fy from Seotetmcn as they would
from shark; while frog has as much
dread Of Frenchman as well-drcssed
woman has Of patent sweep.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
5ss2igS Mead HOTEL. !.
MiGHlaburg, Uni"" c,'""y, Fea"'"
GmMr@R-r5 G@6TZED

GNA%l-EG G@@TZlED
- ESpEC FULLY iniorms the citizens o
IA Union county. and the public III genera
"at he has -s-ei the above stand. Tor many
wears occupied by his Father. aud is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate friends and the traveii =
community ~ manner acceptable I" all.
The HOUSE Is large a. d rnnmy, we'll arran
god IN all It's Departments. aud every care ~Ili hs
rnkr tn render hi guests ro,ni,'r'shr and happy
Hts TABLE viii a!vavs be furnished with the
ci.oces, t.icGl!es OF tine SEASON. aud The besI th.
nnit.I eau a.IaGi. The BAR will a, all umr-
Toe attended hy careful persons, a.d none tn, rhc
very best al liquors I'll he kept. Er- ST B'.ES
are arpir anl c"ns.nrnt. and The O>TLEH
puDc,uaI and al enlive
In short. lie p'.dse- himself 10 enieavcr to
give yea eIa' satisfaction 10 all. and holes t.,
>,rici attention to business To merit and Ircei.,
!ihcral >ha'c Of patronage
A.,iii,uburg, jun, 10 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
Throw PhySic to the Dogs"

SUPPOSE ,4te case ui cso.I Iai.c:eI With las t-ns
OF civilization Ul SPtrS!a- any other JIIoric ~
Nervous Disorder. Iu ordinary cases ..4--i
arc :ahe:1 which " their sciinn on the ue. az
muscle .i taS stomach. afford f,nrsssry rr'f 10
which leave -i-- patient in a lover state s-' VIA
-. red 4,ysl.l-5, atrr iHs action thus ->-.ri i.s
a,cl- \uT co-irf.r this with the cac-t result
r !ran tle application of the GNf.I AM BIZ
-br bys.s. -.r sufferer C-CH n the synr-
f1s e. ',I FtCN a.! sI7fIit ne lie Belt !,ul- 20
Frfy u-.-, t.c Magnetic Fluid d'r-c'e! ls
GI!vLrlc Cirrrl 'ti1u which viii ylss on ne
negative. ard -icHce back again To the 1--WE
tGus hccI.nG mp ccDtinnons tislyal.ic clrcG.1;ol
thr.u'-iicr, the 81 -crn Thus the most
Of DNSFEFSiA are PERMANENTLY C'-EAu
FGW DAlS IS ANFfN SUFFICIENT TO -.,.D!.
CATE THE Disc tSE GE vans
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
CHRKTIE'S GlLViylC CuRifIIES,
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific.

The BFIT - used hen tie body Dr. system gene
rIIis affected tnc \Et II aGr. for complaints 4
the Throat - Asthma and bronchitis. ans Of tie
Head and the BBA't LtIS FOR all disorders .! tss
a'sr> rr lribs - Eheuris;ism. Palsy. TIemor- asi
S,lsr.'.-c ai.c-I1rs- These articles are sspiy
tl.rl 70, directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID whi,s
N!-Ni-& FAIL!
es~ The --ect rcculiari.y and exce1erc. of tire
'iALEA>IC tURATiVES consists III the fact tsn
they arrest AMI Gisesse by oLivra o. r-ios.i-r
IA place Of tie usual method OF pruss.ng and
INysf king the patient til exhausted usiuTe ..aks
hopeis>ly UaicF TIC infection Thy ste..s -.s. N
s,. 'r,sG. 'g1'i-s f,r t.f"iiiiio er n. Birs% pr
a'~ s-rrtiJ.s .zri---a:e u. eHi.s. ssels.s sa1
s fI~ .igLi,,i .is4 rHy c'cisn stances.
Since taer iH.r.iu-,l11 in the United Safes ouIy
III rec wears S!1rc ufor, than
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

ANNoYING.-Liiils dogs, little debts,
aud Ii tile men. Attend concert, and
you will iad the only person who wishes
to bring his boquets into eary notice, will
be d.ppcr little fellow who has TO stand
on shingle to jump over corn cob.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
Browns Essence cf Jamaica Ginger.

remedy -uit,i to ile e ,trerne- q; heat i,d
i cold and j. very teHri.rIal vhtn,,er cstti.
iuuic aud -iinulliIng iunurrc.~ are t,qnnci Il.
ImuIani irnl cry beng r.tltpcndrni - alcoholic
power. IL elect is = iirgu.n nj remedy need tevrr
he-dfr"deI Nhiir it Strengthens and retire. ~
Ihe d'li'i, It'd IA summer season. Il is uor t-s
potent during The iuclemrnc, at the winter ; BY
aaIn.i"g wrh IL healthy TONG principle enabling
the system 10 resist ih iA.ln,H nee of ineipirut
disc ,se- which turk in rhiteing c:Ir,ar No
family should be Wis hnui it, and ,o traveller by
land dr sca il vii be found irva!uab.r 10 use -
i'y" drops whir5 unif,rn,!, healthy ana
cre'nht. d.ink. arhnur nncxicaiinn
Caution. Persons desiring an arcls that r,n
tc relied upon pare ~ iAiCh GINGER.
>hould lie particular 10 ak for "Bfovn'- E..snre
# Jamaica Ginger which is warranted to Re
nhal II is rspre-sned in be and is
Prepared oniy hy FREDK BROWN anil .oId
Al hs BRO. and Chemical Store. N e corner ni
Fifth and Che-tnut >ts PHILADELPHIA.
Dn THORN ron. Le,, isburs, Agent
Cmi 9:3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

fi'HAF large a"t ursifabie property on
,he curiirr uf Market aud Nairr SIS. ,
ell situated inr residence. Tor business,
or tor IA ,e-ltruce aud place OF business.
There l. a iar.. BRICK 'op<e contain
Iuo 4 large ,uo'rs nu the hrS floor, g he'd
.nnGr.> uu ht second floor, aud two large
aad Wa>hh"u-e adinnS, and 1t has also u
tarr- rrtnrnr CiS:rrn. IA Pump and Well Of
GOOD water, and all the necessary out
hulihlu4s.
For terms &c apply 20 Gr" F. MILLER
ESQ. S. T.. DAVIS.
i.e"i4burg, Sept. %, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

II You don't wish to get angry, never
srgue With b!Ockhead. Remember, the
duiier the razor the more YOU GU; yourself
and sy.sI.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
u.....-~.n The Iale disastrous
sel#- -. r-:=.a FIVE give, fresh evid-
.-s.-S a i:,,.. =, eLce oi he reliance to
,sg-9 : + .e.iy.ss be placed IN .DLrskE
-. iiss.f1. Ev,Ns' FIRE PROOF
stsssas- -.-...5=s..FFsf>c--=z .FFsf>c--=z-- Safes


sEf~9 ; /, s-isy; q be placed IN .DI.rv IA
i.'s.f1- Ev,Ns' FIRE PROOF
ss-.zsss7sssfzc--3z zsssssfzc--3z-- Safes
No 81. .Soufs .Sec0nd 81 NHu1JoLir.
We take pleasure in stating that we had one
Of Oliver Evans Fire Proof Safes IN ouG store
during the Great Fire al HapT's BritnI>n>.
which. when lahcn from the rains and opened.
was found 10 have preserved our books. papers
&c. entireiy tn'yursd Grrz & Beck.
NV store was entered by buraIar>. and failing
10 pick the 'ock ot my iron safe !hev ired to
blow II open with powder bu, no sos> or injury
vas sustained. II was purchased of U Evans.
Gl Souih Second =. Phi.ad
J G ForLKs. Bcrd ntown. y
For sale Of all sizes by OLIVER EVANS.
81 :. Second ~. below CheSiHnI
Sole Agent for Day & Nowers Worlds Far
Premium Bank.f .fau.i ani otcre LuckS-Ihiel
and Powder proof.
Also IN store-Seal and Letter Copying Pres
>eS. Trucks for moving boxes or crates. Water
Filiers for purifying bad warrr. Druggists
Presses with cylinders and pans. ErtrgefatrrS
and Ice Chests Portable Shower Baths ui sun
error construction. Naie. Coolers OF all kirds
for hotels. stores &c. 3mi3S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

THr acknowledged ard extraordinary cr-..;-.
powers of these wonderful iay ei!tiaas !, rs,.,
eTalls known and their sales and reputation ,bre,..h
the whole country so extensive, that il vo-,,a
yecHn unnecessary % rige their merits further D.,
some late circumstances have occurred which renI-
a matter OF duty to tae public to be s!,ore,e,
silent for while the epLcIueraI uos:rurns Of te -,
are trumyc.ei by columns through the Pie. l.,
swallowed Dy quarts and ga!'As by the afflicted.
and are found jus; good fog ,aSt.ing,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

Our down east friends mix up good
deal Of truth with their quecgncss. In
speaking of fusSy picce of pomposity
who once represented the State Of Maine
N Congress the late Tristan Burgess,
said he was ga bushe Of wind in three
peck sack, Notwithstanding the grotos-
aueness Of this description, it gives us Il
better idea Of the class of men referred 20.
than 4 whole sermon Of common places
woal have done. The gentleman that
Burgess saw at Washington, is not an in
solatea case, however; every town has its
bushel Of wind in three peck bag"
New York can furnish score. They
have ne less than seven in the Board cf
Aldermen-pufted up gentlemen who mis-
take fustian for demonstration, and who
imagine that to be dignifed, all man
need do, is to bluster aud swell {" like
shirt bleaching in , high wind"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

The road to ruin is through the gate of
wrong. The man who cheats has taken
the first step towards litigation and pow
er'y, bailbonds aud broken hrcech-s GuI
has 50 ordered III .tters that the only ihing>
that produce lasting bcnefits, are honesty }
and right. Out of a dozen well to do
scamps that We knew five years ago, ten
have run away, V iic the other two act as
orderly Scrgeauis TO Il swiil wagon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

han at any other shop in this country. without
rvoB. lie has the largest and II, II as."iini-n'
N MI central Ptnu-s ivanra and is determined Ia
give >a,,s;ac,inn to all y ho may favor him VIZ
their custom. Caii Il ;he corner oi Walnut nnC
Wa,er .,rrr'~. Type Milton
Fell II vs.: GEORGE II. HER Z
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
ehris:ic's Galyan:r and Magnetic Curaiivs,.

have been quietly working their way among IA.
most Intelligent and TesIec;lbie claSsss. and ,r
constant, achieving cuTes IN alarming tram (
diss3seS, which have for ages baf'ed all the AL q!
medicine aEd all the resOGGces of Science T.sSe
Ii.e.scS ar. led
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

I" am glad TO find you are better" said
John Hunter, the famous surgeon to Foo:c
the equally famous dro!l actor, upon pay.
ing him professional visit one morning;
"you followed my prescription of course"
Indeed, | did not, DOCTOR" re,orred
Sam, "Or l should have broken LAY peck."
"Broken your neck:" exclaimed Hun
ter i'll an,azcment.
EYES," said Foote, "for threw your
prescription on; of three story window B"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
IS, 900 ERS ON 8
Entirely and Permanently Cured.

l-l,:.i.us all ages classes aai conditions, among
= .io7H s., exc large number Of ladies' who sc-
..rlN sab cct IN Nervous Cn!n;iaintS have tsaa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
HARRISBURG BOOK. BRIBERY.
DO0K BINDERS, S,aioner-. aud Bani
ii.nk M,.ui.rIu,rrs HArnrsnuRG "a

r. I. HE7IEh tf 90. "a " o. Vir'GL, He
d E-.-iLn.. !. M iilc u q. L..Lr..t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
sE'orid's Safe Company.

FENliE attention of the public is called TO The
Utility these Safe al others our Safer
made entire principle. We hTst form aae ofrsch
oug made from pateso bars around eompc
chilling the liquid metal and making mPen
Rbie the ehse drill capable Of resisting ne be"sei he
sedge the scientific Mature 'm
dschqnc she sAvs botso straps ftveSs screws g
perhaps effort thah was reltsdh
them Ne burning element make tmPres
solid mass taed It with sIe proof walt >,
saving, secured
ENTIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANt
LOCKS only leposovicr or erT val
9ss W. further bue security in any Of the popna
Safes Bank vsusnow They all te wotE OF mechsnis
often brok gu into. experience bas 81 rlonsated
fhs Company prepared to furnish shors aoee 81 . o
SANK
firms ndly dualsa (which will be warranted Powder
Prcof, when cured with Lille "a Bank Locks, . 49,
Asampe oihs aboy Sas ana Lck together WITH Day Ne~e
tire oce Of W, W N5TE NJ
'H'-+-. --t'"ts pgTTTFEs Agert. IS Csmp Hree,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
Office Home Mutual Insurance Comnanv


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARIsH OF ORLEANS, City of New Orleans
Be mhered that January 1883 before me-
nstce OF the Peace
sy appears Alexander Brother President Wheeler
Secretary OF the Home Mutual Company
being duly according law depose say
acounsar- Just and md
company, M A. BROTHER Frssideul.
Sworn subscribed
C. V. JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
Of the Parish o. Orleans
~ The Board Of Trustees nave declared Forty
the earned iiny
the lst Of March next. ~ ~
Inc company continues 70 the
aod loss or damage by Fire, al
Camp street, ALEXANDER sROTtIFP Prs.'js5t
r., , ~ JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
MEDICAL
CENUINE MEDICINE WAEHoUI

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
"a Ihi CHIRTR ESSTR EFT. WRlGHh co IA
every OF suansss nave
with Of all the genunpopulai
throughout the States keep TIM Consistency
with fresh ample assortment at rates Tar b- me 1u,
pre they enabled toifr ior the
opurhast the assortment whefan De 10Y
had TIE
sne acquired faeie Tor COZ
particular the most het acae hh are now
supply the trade exceedingly low thahe
FAY 10 realize handsome eentnge hisinveshen n
sale retail Al tqr establishment be tolu tu
ALL GEN ulNE PATENT MEDICINES, The ldOwing 1851
part OF assoment and be furnished toteaersn
som twenty 1--we cent. than nan'ae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15

M E EsH. 4 5nSFo1 aES stS la
Is hcHs to Bi,tn in Ii hours. V' II o6asS il siG SaSr.
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FOUR DAIEF TRAINS.
Second Train aeeOaliaqlatioa EXPIRES, a, 75Am
F FagS AssSHmoI n,n,s At
The roads OF hi. laid Throughout with heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
Frs Express leaves ciacnnsti at o'clock
% S MssssP sp9 new 1n ST. fHWRySE Captain
Iloser e'onse,is VIII tie 4 TTans Roiao and
r New YORK Boston S.s o bs1 Nara a' '
Sscosd Aecommeston Express Cincinnati ~
clock stopping ut all WAY Stations between Cincinnati and San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
First TrsinLigtning Esres. Leave. cncans At O'clock
ssSs esff Ss fS9sf Sa iS0 wit"
Through IRON Cincinnati Chicago direct.
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First Trsin-Lghting Express leaves O'clock NJ
sennsciDs Detroit Morning Express TIGa Michigan Central
through from Cincinnati to Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Ihrl at 2 ~ and Fourth Thanksgiving
GsE i a IN n fsi, I P T. P sa s9a |
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvuLE.
First TTai9IigRniag Express, st o'clock Second Train
Fourth Tla9Eyenng Express p No. connects at Hamilton
to Eaton and Richmond connecting Redmond western Rail
TROY, PIQUA, Ere.
First Lighting Express az o'clock and Second Train
with TaW y 10 roy Connecting Win DOVES %S ~ p Ga
Packets to fiqus, ST. Mas and all points Miami
Fourth Thanksgiving Express at 54 O'Clock p NJ connects At
pa ton with Railroad TO Troy connecting with boy
PiquR
HUNTSVILLE.
Third Accommodation, O'Clock NJ connects at .yton
for Huntsville.
OXFORD AND coNNERsvIILE
First TrsinLightniug Express o'clock and Second Train
Acconmodaon O'Clock by
trains take Western Stage Co.'S lines Hamilton Oxford Counsrs-
vile, etc.
sSG a Tiki ws:.% s s Co.'S .: Is sSs oF
PARE.
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake Buffalo and
l'AlI9hh bN either route $I5 or
FROM Cincinnati to New York Lake Buffalo Rail
10 Albany, Hudson New
From Cincinnati b. Buffalo aud New
York City and New York and Eli- Railroad
From Cincinnati 70 boston via Lake Buffalo, Albany
and w LAiroads-
From Cinensati Montreal Wis Lake steamers II M
From Cincinnati to stan Lake
From Cincinnati 70 New 10ik Lake
From cincinnati to Buffalo via Lake
Lsttoii q
From 70 Chicago Wis Detroit II So
From Cincinnati 10 Toledo
FROM Cnnnat to Chicago via Toeds II 80
FROM Iiuchnait TO sahdGsky
From Cincinnati to Clyde
From Cincinnati to Iee Taute.
Froin Cincinnati to Isiayete. ~
y 81
from 10 Greenvlle
rom 70 layton
| From Cincinnati to Richmond $500 =,
from tncnnatl TO Eaton l VA
| From Cine nniti to Iiami -
For AL iHfornaon and Through please apply he
southeast corner Of Broadway and Front Streets
W. A. LATHAM Ticket
g2' ON T. W, SIRADER, General Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT Let every body
r X K
RHDTVfY'S READY RELIEF
g sRsT sEMEpy Eyer EEGoss sEop ~ rn'
e'a s IgfiSG f t N TlyE MINUTES o.
..e.-.o u.-H - 4,LiouS c5MrLAtNTs in a FEw
'..rstNAn AND tx rrgNAL.
0s'He' aasa Go sh, l'est 'o,n'n'ias 'ndAso'
''t Sleh AND TAIN. SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
s = kTEEs TRe fs@ Gi'% n,ss s o9s
as5 VI fRo ~ gh fsSE 70 pvE MS Gr Ts
IT HAS CURED
aafG MHTR NSF' 1 N r6 81 H6 mnSDS@''
RSSS$sea. S 5SS sss5S%S Su1ss.
sPAsM II FIVE FIVE N NISgTss
s Sr EA ATAS n FIFTEEN gETEES n STs
sSsE fSRoAr Il E9gE % %lSGTFs
seiNAL coMPLAISrs, srlFy JoIfs, STRAINS, BRUISES,
TsRs re nc 90 Hs. ali HH U"S
pains ANYWAYS READY RELIEF Naaanty atop pain,
'-''' ' '''' " sick HEApAOHE
SfARy I'M Ssof and
attack1 wislslnse and sweeep the oseh ard neussth
PREVENTION
avedbo !h5 dull heavy icens',
sorp0r andihgae.
Min atabePoonu Of r. r. Bowl Of Water, aud batheth
Face partb
body morning wikssp healthy,
yCntdissass and hickness headache and bfouauess.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
pIARRtoS, nYs 4NTERY BLOODY Lux. CHOLERA MoRBus
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. reeves the paustn
minutes checks me dis,fsn discharges speedily
| remove he
/ NEURALGIA
| Pam STOPPED ENST4 ETLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost
saence the sharp dsrtug ri pain Of this
tl nher oirerienrea IAe deli ghu
Now York, Them
door The effects OF The READY RELIEF paannia
vitality the Is
| RnEUNfATIsN
PAINS 7EEfEgED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RApWAi'S READY RELIEF will
Of Rhepma.n almost instantly
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Lila FsE ID
RAlLRoAp-oPEN foR TRAy sa5e ~ zsslf----
TO WfEELlNGoN AND AFTER MONDAY, January II, fas
Trains will be follows:
leave Bams dsy for Cumberland and Intermediate places st
o'clock A.
For Wheeling daily, running through in T. hours
For srper fcrt and thence by tram 10 Nnhes
Va. ats A daily, except Sundays.
Frederic Il. daily, AZ eicept sHhiaNs
Leave Wheeling fAr Baltimore daily att ~.
leave 70 Baltimore daily tlo.So A. NJ
Leave Cumberland fcr Baltimore daily M9r,M -
tesve Hatpor Ferry for Bamo's daily at s4a T. NJ '
Iesve FradeIiSk tot Baltimore daily except Sundsys, At