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Washington Branch RaiIroad.-ChanSe of Hours
La NJ ,s;S,.s.l Is w. = -
IN alor Monday January H. passenger and mail trains
" will be follows:
Leave Washington at and ~, a m, 3h and 5, p IN.
sundays al Z, a. m, and s. p m.
Ieav Baltimore at 4 and OK a 4 IS and IS, p.
Sundays at 4 a. m. and 4 As, ?. m.
rst viii be mail trains,
stopping only Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction.
leaving and s. Relay
going west and Baltimore with those going
only sold through tickets Philadelphia
and New York.
r. II. PARSONS,
Jan 22-du Agent.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SAULT STE. MARIE CANAL proposals for the
" the the Falls of Mary, the
Michigan will be received the first day of April
and viii be opened that day.
The canal ageeaby The Of Congress
and the the ersa Michigan providing for the
The plan specifications file
Captain Canheld which reference made
for information.
Proposals addressed Conant, Detroit and
accompanied Contractors
full.
JOHN 8. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD,
SHUBsEL CONANT, Canal Commissioner.
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHAUNCY JOSLIN,
Detroit, Feb. ls, 1853.
Mar l-dtlstApf
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auouoneer.

By j. g. MCGUIRE, huotIoneer,
UCTIoN SALE or sTASLEY's GALLERY OF INDIAN
Portraits, Sketches, Scenery &C On Thursday March l1h
O'Clock, D. auction shall sell this valuable
paintings, This collection comprise,
portraits painted from life, different
dams sketches obtained the
Of through the
New Merco, California, and Oregon
paintings exhibition Smithsonian
deemed unnecessary say anything
further relation 70 them.
The paintings will be arranged for examination Wednesday
March 10Th,
Terms cash.
JAMES c. Mcguire,
Mm6-d Auctioueer.
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LIsrasy Housr RursvsrrT. rrvy.,
Washington. Feb. ~, 1853
number Of books belonging out
stand charged the members Many delivered tn
the members, persons
respectfully request that they may be returned
John A. PARKER,
Feb e7-d2w Librarian Ions OF Representative
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WAsHissros, January 81, 1858
SEPARATE PRorros i,a be received At ri. .ss una u
bricks nes blue rock lime and sand 10 BE- required the
The wing OF the Patent Once Building in this city
The bricks are % be o. The best quality all hard and red
6or required by laws Of he corpora
on O. washneon sample Of twenty bricks made Of the clay
The gneiss blue rock sound having good faces
extra large, and building sample
erees Of each so viii be required from each
The lime 10 be Of The limestone burnt
veied N common flour barrels unheaded in the lime house
Inc contractor WI be privileged TO take The empty
barrels away as they may be spafed
the barrel Of Ave bushels Samples 10 be furnished.
delivered given time Proposals will therefore also be
eeised for any number no, less than one million.
o s l1 s s Pc, Ua Hs
when ad in the wall a he lime s barrel a. stated and for
the sand barrel Of five bushels In the delivery i.
and receive; and object 10 procure
eeyed which shall fall that be established
Anything rejected must be Immediately removed from he
contracts wiz, bond and security % be approved By me coms
respective contracts guaranty faithful perform
anee Of die contractor And T. add9n TO ms deduction Of ten
gay delivered which per eenage to remain me hands Of the
These such lines such
a. ns ne building or ms a M
nsh may be SO required the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
required, the and risk of the delinquent and his
Proposals be received furnishing The common eulns
white pine boards and threench @ suitable for scaod
ing VIM EASILY,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
Jan 23-2awtd
North Carolina SIX Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY Der ARrMENT Raleigh, N. o.,
February 8, 1853
SEALED proposals viii be city York unit
10 O'Clock, Of the 3lst of March next pu
S5OO,0O0
of bonds issued by the State OF North Carolina
These bonds will bear
thfty they will attached
per per annum will be payable on the LIST July and
Both and principal will be payable
public the OF New York. unless should prefer
10 have them made payable the North Carolina
These bonds issued under the authority
and in addition State,
Stale ralroad the dividends stock
expressly pledged for their redemption
They by exempted from taxation.
Parties bidding will address letters,
Sealed Proposals for North Carolina Bonds
signed in New York, care of Messrs Brown De
Rosset, leo Front street, New York.
The bids will be opened the Bank of the Republic o'clock
the 3lst day OF March the presence Of G. La
president of the said bank j. T. David
Fireman. Bidders may also be present
successful bidders VIII be required Informed Of Tie
acceptance OF Their BIDS deposte bank the
bids with the accrued interest," from the first instant the
This depos be made either bank The republic
New York,
bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh North Carolina
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2awt3lstA1ar
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly Furnished
all the modern improvements and for the accommoda
ton OF the travelling public.
Dee II -dly
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A Great Chance TO make Money-from q to $40 per
dnyby person, (ncudns easles) either
knowledge Of highly useful discovery Of universal de-
mand which viii forward return OF mail, on enclosing
John b. APIS, New York. This chance
dents, clerks invnds wishing make
Immediately part Of the United s,sies Apply i'm.
medately.
Dee 2e-d2mos
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I AIDES HAIR DREssING.-WM. DIBBLEE ofNew York
IL respectfully informs his and the ladies of Washington
that of dressing their hair
balls which place during the week Order
g. Parker Fancy under the National Hotel
Mar 4-d3t.
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NEW and important medical work" What 0bJtrve
IN in Medical Cases, the bed side and death"
Published under authority Of the London Medical Society OF
servation Price one dollar,
For sale by TAYLOR h MAuRY,
Medical Booksellers, 9th
All medical books supplied publishers northern
prices.
Mar
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MEMOIRS, journal, and Correspondence OF Thomas
nj Moore edited by Lord John RUSSELL Nos and q
Jan PRANCK TAYLOR
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~ Is. CLUsKY, Architect and civil Engineer, has
". his office Duvs building, north side Of Pennri
vana avenue, between ~ and 9th streets,
Feb 26-dm
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We will open mi. morning beautiful nssortmen
w Of style spring visites -
Mar S-eo3tif HALL n BROTHER
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ns-Youpg Mems Christian Assooiatiop.-Rooms Fow-
building street, below r, the Office
library reading open every SUNDAY
the hours OF and The best religious
standard reviews and country
Great Britain regularly received Citizens and
W be cordially welcomed
ny order Of the Association.
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NEW and desirable sprina Goods.-we opening
IN enre stock o. good which invite the
call and examine before buying elsewhere Our being
a few, as
Rich brocade, plain and striped silks
Black poult dc sole gro Rhine silks
French nousrelnes and enaIiy bereges
Plain ohalleys and nousseiines in ali shadg.u
small figured French lawns chntLos
.E. .1tsa s.ali as-J asfs Also
Linen and Sbeetngs, pillow linens aud eotons
Table diapers, napkins, doiles, and to~sling
oil shing eotons ana Ih hAehs !"
mate
Marseies md Aiendale counteTpanes
And IAN OF blankets
bs having room 70 STORE mem IN
our motto Is quick sales
and small profits ..,,t......, -. -.
' :" ~ 10 'r' MAXWELL, SEARS, h COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
la 3-eo4uh
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DR. j. Ii. GIBBS, DENTIST ~ st, Pennsylvani
~ avenue. Once, Morhus building, ~ street.
Feb 27-d2ws
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THE DIFFICULTY OByIATED.-Puchasers OF linen
the difficulty Of obtaining
making their selections from stock Now
importation
90 pieces linen sheetngs, all widths and prices
50 do pillowcaso linens assorted qualities widths
100 do table diapers and damasks medium TO
fne ali % stylish and modern patterns
Towslng Of all the leading and sterling styles.
fusion
A large lot OF cheap and good table napkins
100 Irish linens, all numbers
heavy extra fine, all Of the best makes
30 fine hirdseye diapers
All linen goods offer warranted all linen, We
particular the linen branch OF trade.
pieces plain white cambrcs medium
included in the lot, choice iacone
bncs
ZOE pieces plaid osmbrcs, all patterns, nse quality
With many other and desirable goods in line.
q OF all bills
Term. cash n a cases, unless contrary.
Goods articles low pces and fair dealing be relied in
PERRY n BROTHER,
Feb 17--eosuf Opposite Centre Market.
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SERyANT waNTED.--h coored woman (.lsve preferred,
- do cooking washing ironing small fam
y win situation and liberal wages
viii be given Inauir. Of
r. N. STRATTON,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Mars Penn, sv, corner Of 9th street.
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Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the south.
q sS>,, On and after Tuesday next, 18th February
P>zAr<Mor~e the Bay Line imo
1nk:f1Mak Packet Wharf Union Dock foot
Concord BALTIMORE daily sundays O'Clock
p. Immediately the from
Passengers for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Baltimore
the ~ O'Clock, and in Baltimore in
the boats O'Clock, m.
Through tickets from Washington Norfolk IS,
NJ N FALLS,
Agent Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
BALnEoRr, Feb IL, 1853 Feb l5-d2w
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DOR SALE-Two with back buildings
situated Nj between 10Th
18th Inquire of F. Hutchns, the premises.
Feb 6-dA.
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WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBAHY STATES-B
w the Hon. Charles Sumner. For sale by - -
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Mar6 7rh street.
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CAKDWe would respectfully inform the ladies Of the Dis
II public generally that inst in receipt Of a
goods comprising handsome dress
silks desirable shades of ashes OF rose mode coli
all desirable colors for the and approaching
opened splendid stock Of rich glossy black
Gro Rhnes comprising the best assortment
offered for sale.
goods, all kinds will be found worthy the at
tenon of all of handsome GOODS and we respectfully
Ict call from all in
we splendid Of plain white
grippe sawl which viii sell at New
York prices w. NJ SHUSTEK q CO..
Fl Mar l0-eo3t Seventh street. Pennsylvania
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y,, sale undivided
one,hird III Seokuk Despatcb" democratic paper pub
sbed al be city keokuk elected State paper
b. be legislature, -. Kit.
ali months.
For further apply
WIN. A. llornish 4 Co., publishers Keokuk, Iowa.
25-law6wwp
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DOTATOEs. POrArOEs.-l,00 900 bushels of prime Mercer
potatoes suitable for table planting. For sale in lots
suit purchasers. Apply 10 Z"
Feb 9-eolm Water street, Georgetown
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THE Anssvsear N."tte., Almanac for 1855 4 vol.
sscckhadss Chemical Field Lectures for Agculrists
req NN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY E. N. sTRATTOS. Auctioneer,
(Pennsypania arenue, corner Of Ninth ureet)
CCHooNER HENRIETTA AT AUCTION, BY ORDER or AID
~ Friday, March lsth O'Clock, ..
Henrietta being good order
Blasdens wharf Eastern Branch BY Of
Terms cash. Il. A. THOMAS,
Mar
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COLTS Hevoivers, &e.Just received, large and
Of Colts and Aliens
Qualities, for sale at the lowest market prices by
JNO. w. BADEN,
Jan 1o-1ewaw Penn. avenue, 9th
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Hy j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOT IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FOR
saeOn Monday afternoon, March 18th,
premises shall sell Of asa fronting
running l32 tiy alley
also bounded The by hneenfoo alley
putsbie. H
residue
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c, MCGUIRE,
March lid huctionesr.
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LOt HkiNr.-Io a family without boarders, three story
house, building The containing together
north side between
Streets The Epiphany chuch-ent, $500.
week between II, and Posses
sion the LIST of April Apply TO O. T. Gardner next door
Mar IO-2aw2w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
'Uit a,lo Gnmcr.
OmtrarfetteS,

Many nice yoong man leads naughty life.
MANY a sweet young maiden makes sorrywife
Many single man is anxious 10 be wed,
Many married one wishes to be dead,
Many a near kinsman is but lite akin,
Many picus leader falls into sin,
Many good doctor cures less Than he Kills,
Many an honest lawyer cheats in his bills,
Many rich person spends more than he gets
Many millionaire will ne'er pay his dehls,
Many fine bard ean't sing his own songs,
Many inst judge can't right his own wrongs
Many tesre, is 10 others slave,
Many great coward in 'rles is brave,
Many a. sio,t here is Liable 10 faint,
Many professor is less than a saint,
Many lncky dealer loses his ali,
MANY great statesman meets with fall,
Many clese miscr gives aims 10 the poor.
Many fine gentleman is worse than boor,
Many great fclon is not all TO blame,
Many proud ruler is worthy Of shame,
Many sn ups;ar; will land in the ditch,
Many poor printer perhaps will get rich.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
4 Sham Justice.

1t appears that the game Of saving
tie country" has got down from President
and Governor to Justice of the Peace In
enc of the reccsscs of the Mountain
District" of Tennessee, is voting station
where there exists but one Wbi gall the
rest belong TO tie unterriied," and put
in pile of votes for Gen. Jackson's hei,
every four years. Somehow this Wing has
for the last twenty years held the office Of
JDstise Of the Peace, by common consent
But this year, political excitement being
quite stirring, the project was formed oI
turning the Squire out of Office and put
ting in good Democrat.
The election is held in an old log dis
tillery-the ballot-box large gourd. The
Irregular nominee opposed to the Whig
Squire, was the owner OF the distillery,
which was free TO all "the sovercigns."
Our Squire was early on the ground,
bsrctco:c&, aud unineunbcred with any
other garments than shirt and rantaloops
After eyeilg proceedings Tor ire time
sileIce, he q cse aud told the crowd thai
be wanted to maj the n n short speech
eAgreed! : said they'll. Accor liz g'y he
mounted barrcl-magnanimously resolv-
ed to "rise oJere all party issues" and tc
'rPeal to their State pride and their loye
Of our common eoun,ry-and proceeded
rs follows:
''Feliow Citizens I've been looking on
here, and l see plainly what s going en-
Fellow Citizens I've been Justice of tht
Peace here for the last twenty years, aud
good many of you know that I've saved
yen from going to the Penitentiary, and
row you are trying to turn me out Of
Office. But ! jus. want to tell you orc
thing-Tre got he Constitution and La,rs
cfthe State :y Tennessee, and just as sure
rs yen turE mc out Of office I'LL BURN
'EM UP-blame me if do Mt, and Yor
MAY ALE Go TO RUIN ToGETHER -
The effect Of this speech was ovcrwhel-
nipg-the ruin-threatcner was reelected
BY tremendous majority.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger,

4 S remedy suited 10 the extremes of heat and
i cold. ard is very beneficial whenever gentle
tonic and stimulating influences are required. Its
siimulant property being Independent OF alcoholic
power, lis effect as frequent remedy need never
be dreaded. While it Strengthens and refreshes
the dsbili;ated in summer season, it is not less
potent during the inclemcncy of the winter; by
warming with its healthy tonic principle enabling
the system to resist the influence of incipient
diseases which lurk in a changing climate. No
family should be without it, and to travellers by
land Or sea i, will be found invaluable to use a
few drops Il water as uniformly healthy and
agreeable dIink, without intoxicalion.
Ccufi0n. Persons desiring an article that can
be relied upon as pure JAMAICA GINGER,
should be particular TO ask for browns Essence
Of Jamaica Ginger" which is warranted to be
what it is represented to be. and is
Prepared only by FREDK BROWN and sold
at his Drug and Chemical Store. N L. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut Sts. Philadelphia.
DR THORNrO Lewisburg, Agent
6m4l9:3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Union County Business.
ESUST PrsClan,atiOn-Whereas the
" LIZ Arm : WILSON, President Inine

- Hon. BM - NlLSON, PRESIDENT Judge
for the 10th uciesl District consisting of the counties
Of Uu,on ard Mrfin, and JaooB WIITEatYtR and JAMS
NHsHlII, qur-,. ASsoria:e Judges in Union county.
have issucd their rrcccl bearing date the Goth day Of
Feb 1885, and directed the holding cf an Or
ihan> CoaSt Court Of Common Pleas Oyer and Termncr,
aud gncra Quarter Sessions, at y EW BERLIS for the
county of Union. on the third MondIy af NJ ]
being The 10th day 1853 and week
notice is Therefore hereby given to the Coroner,
justices o the feace and Consjabies in and for the
~ {" lnicn, 10 appear in their proper persons With
iiisiT Fol, kseuds, lpquis:tons Examinations, and
ether liz nibranscs TO do those things which Of their
Cc's AID IN ihr behalf spperain to lie donc and all
witnesses and other Persons prosecuting in behalf Of the
Commonwealth against any pcrson or persons, arc re-
CURED 10 he then and there attending and not depart
without eays at their peril. Justices requested TO
be punrtra in their attendance at the appointed tmr
agIct able 10 notce.
Gwen under my hand and seal AZ the sherifs Office in
New Berlin the st day Of March in the Of Lord
thou'sud eight hundred and fftyhree and in the
severity tisth year Of the Independence Of the United
States of America Gcd SURG Hs Con- mo'woal'h.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC,
an0 the German EdnquaQe.

VERY ttaGkfI for past
EE%I(s.Ss2. patronage from the Citizens
*f.1'Ss aSx &. and Students OF I.ewisburg and
IA.kySrD vicinity, the subscriber would
erT state that he continues to give
Instructions on the Piano and Guitar-also in
Vocal Music-and in the German Language
Having been taught in the les, Music Schools
in Germany, lie deems himself amply qualified
to teach Music. and 10 aid in the correct ac9uisi-
tion of the rich German tongue. He will also
tune Pianos, and put them in repair, if desired.
Residence, after the lst April next, on North
Third ST. first door south of the Schoohouse
Feb. 24,lS52. FRANCIS J. .GESSNER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
PETIT JURORS. I'd week,
IsSrE LIST. NAY T. 1873.

iSot L l-ioi -NAf i. 1900
Simon Daniels vs. Jacob W Smiths Executor
.arl"
Henry { Ever VS. SCurln,ires
Christian Walter W&CcaseI.sr
jonathan Hecrs 3 L Beck
Wu R Suliiran> ExTs Thomas and Messinaer
frederick X Wed Nm Wilson farmer
John OF, Rockefeller Abso; Green's EArs
Nni frick sami Gedies
John Hartman Jr- &c. Henry Long
Becker & Weller vs. Charles stcss
levi b thiist Joseph NJ Lovers
Danie! U5yer j hp Fis.or
'irc ChaI pei and Nife vs. John Murphy .nd vii,
Us VS. Geo-re Pier and vie
.esny, Nate Co. VS. James Cr!1tertson ct al
aarnh stshi Peter rvciitel's Es'rs
n ny snydsr A ThoIcas 2, al
Jacob Specs Peter IIumme-C sui.s1
MARY hontSenery W Itcr 6 Lehman. Ex'rs
george HI v- i In Hartman jr
-ainl std-iis Atm rs Saml Gilbert
|" Smiths Exrs rs John q L Hartman
Iohn Lspp Samuel Bechtcl
lanes Rrass Benovillc SPOTS
Waterman 4 Young vs. " BOYER with n. to Cars
ii.cLacl Wagner vs. Charles Casley
Thomas ct al
" y Keller Charles ii sl.riEer
frei.ri,k Boicpder vs J Mitchell & ; Mito.leIjr
Sam ICI Il II Gdcon Leiser.ug
U7r,rirn ior Aiam. F Wagonseller
John G-u5iug J d piefeuteIf.r
Iieul-nt Nasscr W f"uDgman Walter
John Ii He's
same VS. YouBgrnan Walter
w Smiths EH'ers vs. Valentine Haze
Jharus Nosrr .Iohn Fisher ac
Peter Huunuae Jacob Specs
Barb, T lee vs u puliCck
Peter Brhters Exrs VS. Is T Wa-onseer
.aoob Struhlc VS. II Hss~rnp,ugh et al
",r " iorrg Ys Wm Young
FREDERICK Richter Jr,sJ Hartman jr with to Cars
Jonathan Gaubeilinr same with n to Cars
Abraham WOfe Peter Woif.
Thomas Rhoate VS. Cyrus Engie
PETE. Wolf W Abraham Wolfe
James :l'CEti igIt Dan Rencler
Miller, sou E-riEscr James Smith
.'5'la = lis CT ri ,s ! Martin et al Garnishas
VI Fisher Hartman
Abraham Wolf. vs. FAN WOLF
Ger Hrfi-inci cturrh Evaug Lutheran Church
Peter hantz George Garman
Dan Hcngler vs. James NC-eieht
A CuInmiEgs-ys DR. II l. Ilcitenstein
s-rne & wife
Peter Wish We Henry Hr!sh
FAN. VS. y Wish
] II App EIn J. hl.cn
Christ Frick Henry WCrotzer
J. EysIEg- Proth'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
WHAT THINK YOU OF THiS'
From one Of the most distinguished Ph!s'
clans in t;ie City Of New York.

al have been using Christies Galvsnc srticles n
quiet way among my patients for about two yesrs
past, andI confess am aston~hed Of their success.
II am sure disease is Nerrous. ] know just wa.f
they VIII do. In Epileptic Fits, particularly N
children; Deafness and Affections OF the Head. =
adults; Paralysis and Palsy, in all ages AM indeed
several other diseases OF ike nature which have long
puzzled the profession, have found the tislvallc
articles Of surprising benefit Although deies; he
khameiess quachery of advertisements and beWs-
papers, | must express my confidence ard l>hei
in the wonderful virtues of CIIRlSTIES Ct kA.
TlVES My name is. of course, confidential but
shall never hesitate to recommend your articles Oh
al propor OccaSiOEs.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
One Of the Watchmen

A man coming home from California had
q monster rattlesnakc in a wicker cage,
which he deposited with his other plumber
nnder his bed at Chagres. The room CON
tanned fifty beds, half full but during a
temporary absence of the owner the snake
got loose, when the owner coming in and
finding his chattel gone, yelled out
Everlastin' misery! who S seen my
xatchman 2"
Numerous heads popped up from the Aca
inflicted, dirty beds, but nobody had seen
the missing article.
"What is it, old feller, you're inquirin'
for?" said a bald-bealed man.
"Wby, my watcbman; all my dust Is
uuder my bed here, and l left a guard
with it, but he's gone
"Guard was he a niger, or a white
fellcr."
"No! he was California rattlesnake
nine feet long, and ffty-two rattlcs on hi:
tail. Have any of you fcllcrs seen the
'tarncl critter crawlin' round here?"
They hadn't-but all able to get out O
bed and mizzle, did SO, in bunch!