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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
u NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

and ia these diseases medicine is of avail Whist
ever. Il never does good and it Oiten does harm
Syrups Extracts BalIas, Balsams, Ehxirs Bitiers
Pills Powders and Potions Of every kind are sliks
worthless for they weaken the vital energies Of the
already prostra.ei system while under tie strength
ening giving, WALKING influence OF Oalyani.m
as applied BY this beautiful discovery, the exhsuste,
patient and weakened sufferer is restored TO former
health strength elasticity and vigor
These remarks relate 10 such diseases as SEU-
RALGIA, TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS, PAL
PTTATION Of the HEART, WEAKNESS. and alb
FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. LtsSITUDE and DESPONDENCl, winch
are only other names for Nervous DeTangement !,
EPiLEFTIC FITS and NSULSlONs, which are
now known to result from nOn-equilibrium q
Electric influence; NERVOUS TREMORS, GEAF-
MSS which IS nearly always caused by toIFitIiy
of the Auditory Nerves and can always BE perfectly
cured by tialyan.s when the organ is not cestroye
DYSPEPSIA. in its worst forms PALSE sni PARA
LISlS uniformly causet BY deficiency Of Nervous
influence CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, ToRPlDirY
O: the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULATIoN, SPlNAL and HIP COMPLAINTS.
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS snd PHYSICAL IN
ERGY, and all those distressing complaints result
ing from DLIiANGEAt.NT u the NEk| OCS
SYSTEM.
Ia the above prevalent and terrible class Of dis
eases-Servous C"mplIints are much more numsf
Gus tia generally imagined
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
RECOMMENDATIONS.

PHILsp., Aug IS, 1s47.
! have this day carefully inspected conductor or
Lightning Rod with and index. erected by Mr.
Thomas Armitage Bellevue House, Gloucester, and
have no hesitation in saying that it is not only the best
have but that it is the only have yet
examined that is constructed strictly scientific princ
pies 1t is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention OF owners Of buildings.
Il. McMURTRIE
am we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod,
manufactured by Mr.. Thomas Armtage, of Philadelphia,
IL the best that has made have spent several
years in the study Of the laws of electricity and magnet
ISM and have hesitation in saying that these Rods
upon the only principle safety The electric
shock received and dispersed by the the
OF the rod and it would BE- impossible, according to the
laws Of attraction and repulson for a building to be
injured by stroke of lightning when protected by
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr.. Armitage
Tor several years and before he commenced the manuac
tue Of these rods examined the principle which they
constructed and felt convinced their
would be attended with complete The
demand for these rods and the sales In all parts
of the country Is ample of their utility and
superiority. TRACY E. WALLER NJ D.
Rising Sun, Philad. Co, April 10, 1852.
HS. e. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER,
Harfieton. Union Co. Pa.
s'e Agents for Union and adjoining Counties,
and will furnish the Rods on the same terms and
IN the same manner as the Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

Tar- aclnnv leigei and extraordinary curative
powers Of these wonderful intentions IS noS 50 gen.
era!ly known and their sales and reputation thTcIgh
out the whole country extensive, that IT would
seem unnecessary 20 urge their merits further. Bu
some late have occurred which render
il matter OF duty the public not to be aoge,her
,ilent for while the epheneTal nosrums Of tie ds-
are trumpeted by columns through the Pres. ana
swallow Ell by quarts and gallons hy the afflicted,
and are found Just good Joy Hoi.sag
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
MANY THOUSAND

from the most intelligent and respectable persons
residing in every portion of the United States, could
be presented These are now unnecessary, but
numerous selection embracing many statements Of
the most extraordinary character rhclent To CON-
VINCE TIL. MOST SCEPTiCAL may he had Of the
authorised agent The Interested are particularly
invited to call
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
CHRISTIE'S GiLIiNIC CTRiTIVES,
re mn AIsssiute and Positive Specific.

The BELT is used when the body or system gene
rally is affected the NECKLACE for complaints Of
the Throat Asthma and Bronchitis, and OF the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders of the
hnbs, lsheUmatism, Palsy, IreIaors and
Sjasmodic affections These articles are simply aP-
piled S directed with tie MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when f-itLiuly used tey
NEVER FAIL.
Go- The groa, peculiarity al excellence Of the
they sul disease by Ogi!rad Gprlies,isa,
in place Of the u'ual method of Dragging and
Physcking the patient tai exhausted nature sinks
hopeiessly under III infection TTey Strengthen the
ioe sst,as .5a-e the oarog!aiion Of the E.ood pre-
fis ssefian7 i-igO,afe tie entire eIeTgies aud
do tie slightest itsdr
Since their Introduction in the United States, only
three wears since more than
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
SHE HAD HIM.-Dr. Boynton, in a

SHE HAD HIM.-Dr. Boynton, in re-
cut lecture, stated that wishing, on one
occasion, to explain to little girl the man
Der III which the lobster casts his shell, when
It bas out grown it, he said: what do you
do, ueu you have our -luwu your clothes /.
you throw them as,lc, don't you! % no,
replied the little one, we let out the tucks "
The doctor confessed that she had the ad-
vantage of him there.
\ successful candidate once went to an
eccentric officer to be qualified for some pet
- flee The officer said to him: &" Hold
your hand; III swear you, but all
,rI'n couldn't qualify YOU"
Tie u sshipgton correspondent of the
'iauu'rre Patriot, says that strong and
system Stic effort will be made to place Col.
bea11u III ihe Speakers chair of the mex.
House Of Representatives.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

A LOVE Overheard and phon-
ographically reported by Phredrick Phine.
"Phaircst of the phair," sighed the lover,
"phancy my pheeling when l phorsee
phearphul consequences of our phleeing
phrom your phather's phamily. Phew
phellows could have placed the music
with as much phortitude as l have; and
as phickle phortune phails to smile upon
our love, phind must phorego the pleas
of becoming your husband. Phairest
Finances, pharewell phorever."
Hold, Phranklin, hold ~ screamed
Phrsuces, 81 will phollow you phorever. "
But Phrankliu had phled, and Phranccs
phaiuted.
The New York Herald, in description
meant to compliment Secretary Guthrie,
since his recent visit to that city, repre-
sent him as having decidedly "agricul-
tural couutenance" Now, what sort of a
countenance is that? What separate pc.
culiarities combine to make it up? We
have attempted an inventory, and find the
result nearly as follows:
A corn hat red
Wry looks the crows;
A nlonst-ous graf big cabba -e-hea1-
A mammoth no-ei
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
THE TAPE WORM!

=, ~. hum,n syst.m II grows TO almost inde'l-
mite length, becoming so coiled ana fastened III M % ~ %,
t,rs and stomach eiiecting the health 50 sadly a. 10
c.u St yitus Dance Fits &C. that those afflicted seId"
II ever suspect that is Tpe Wor hassning them 70 an
arly crave In order to destroy this worm very encr-
grtlc treatment must be- pursnei II would therefore p
1rorer 10 take TO Of my Liver Pills 90 as 10 remove
all distractions. that the Worm syrup may ae. Ieet
mon m. worm which must be taken IN doses OF Two
three times u day: these directions fol
lowed have never been known to fail ig curin Tie most
obstinate case OF 1dPe norm
UOEI ySiCK'S LIIER Pills
x,.r, of IN. system i. more liable disease than the
Liver il serving terer to purify the BLOOD or CIV
ing the proper secretion to the bile; SO th. any on
.rfinn of the Liver effects the other portan@ parts OF
The svstcm and results varousiy, in Liver complaint
Jaupdce Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, Wa'eh
every symptom that might Indicate wrong ACTON oI
tn. Liver These Pills being composed OF hoots GHd
Plants furnished by nature 10 heal the SEX hhey ISL
An Eryectorant which augment the secretion iro The
pulmonary mucus membrane promotes the DISCHARGE
of srcreted matter 2nd An rGttr, which changes IN
some inc picabc and nscnsb!e manner the certain NOR
bid action Of the system 3D. I''c which gives zone
and strength to the nervous system, renewing health
and yiSor to all parts of the body 4ih Cdoidrt'c
which acts in perfect harmony with the other inredht
and operating the bowels. and ezpellng the whole
mass Of corrupt and vtistd matter and purifying the
blood, which destroys disease and restores health
TO FEN4 LES.
You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints which you subject. In ob>truc
either total partial they have brcu found of in
Bile benefit restoring their functional
to a healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids
efectually to put to t-ht all Complaints which may
arise from female Irregularities, hraiachc siJiness
dimness Of si- hit pain in the side, back, Ar
None genuine unless signed ]. y. HocrN-
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous Of becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor. J. y. HonrNs.rr at hi'
ST., fhilad, fa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AsKSrs.-Dr Thornton Il J. Baker, Lewis.
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co.-Dayis Il Schnure Selinssrove Sitter &
Bro, Mifilinburg Younsman & Walters, Dry
Valley; r. Keller. Adamsburg; :. Wit,cnmyer
Middieburg; NJ. Specht, Beavertown J. ID
Dieienderfer, New Columbia; A. II. Lutz
Forest Hill. PRIcE, EACH IS CENTS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

Ihe subscriber would respectfully INFORM the
citizens of Lewisbure and the travelling commun
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street halt
square South Of Market, and has provided good
lot Of Horses, with entirely new good and fash
ionable Carriages, Bueges. Sleishs. &c. where all
wishing ANYTHING in his line may he accommod
ated on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants Of his customers. and hopes by doing
TO meri, and receive liberal share Of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Lewi,burs, Dec 80, 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
GaIysnle and Magnetic Cmatives,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes and arc
constantly achieving cures in alarming train ..
diseases which have for ages baf'ed all the aid u
medicine and ali the RESOURCES o; Sc.ence. These
called
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
ssOO CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the nea,;m ne; ,;,n.s a" "f
w happiness of people, is at all , tunes so1 o.
the most valuable Importance | iaAs ,,.;r .G
granted that every person will do all IN 'hei,
oower to save the lives of their children, and
has Rs1s every eD person will endeavOr to promote m
their own health a, all sacrifices. iee' II u, Il, 10
be my duty to solemnly assure you Una, Una,
worms, according to the opinion OF ihe mosl
,,hrat. pby ,icinns the primary causes OF ARE
majority Of to which children anu
i.bi. II YOU have appetite continually .hhngpe ~.
from on. kind of food to another, Bad breatn' nm AZ
tha stom,rb Picking at the Nose, Hardness ana
~ the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever fuse irIcs
that all these denote WORMS, and you sheuio
ut once apply the remedy
UOBENsAGK'S WORM STREP,
, .rt;cle foundcd upon scientific principles,
;,h nurelv vegetable substances, being perfectly s".
h.n takrn and can be given u the most tender lni
v;fh decided beneficial effect. Where bower Compta'
nJ Di,rTb,a have made them weak and debltated tbe
ton;c prop.rtes of my Worm syrup are such tnat IL
s,a nd. without an equal in the catalogue of meeihe
in giving tone and strength TO the stomach which makes
~ an inf,llil. remedy for those afflicted with DyPepsd.
rh astonishing cures performed by this syrup after
have failed the Lest evidence of It's superior
.Ni.scv over all others.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

WHAT THE MUsoUITo SAID TO THE
SLEEPY GENTLEMAN-Hum-m bum,
shut your eyes, sir; the noise you hear,
5 nought but flies, sir; whim-m-w-h-i-m !.
don't be scared, sir; GO to sleep, your
sheets are aired, sir. Hum-a h-y-m-n ii
IS I'm singing, it's music in your ears is
ringing; l wont sting you, sting you,
sting. Id scorn to do SO mean a tLing.
A h-u-mLwg it is, not me that bites. Take
care /! l never fights. Slap. Whans
take care; you nearly hit me. Twas me
my friend, that bit ye. There. ag in .
it comes to blows; you fool didn't touch
your nose What in the worlds the use
of slapping-your own face, when you
,'.ould be mapping? A-h-e-m. MN,
It be alarmed, Jon really ought to b,
quite charmed. Hum, hum don't pla,
the boy, merely sung your lullaby. A
whang, again. There, there you g. n"
use! You can't hit Inc you know. Now
60 to sleep. Aha! you're going, Now
for feast, old chap; go in. All right.
he's gore, I'll have my fill Say cd sleepy
here's my BILL.
There will be noble monument cree
ted to the memory of Henry Clay in Ken
tucky, the State Of his home and adop-
ton. In Ohio there has been two sub
scriptions 81, 900 each, by two citizens OF
that State. Fsyette county (ky.) has
subscribed $4,000, Bourbon $4,000,
Franklin more than this sum, and others
proportion. At the Lexington Ky Fair,
Mr.. Duncan. the gentlemanly agent of the
understand you receive subscriptions for
a monument at Mr.. Clay's grave: l wish
to add my name to your list" He wrote
"C***, Mississippi, FIVE hundred dollars"
A BEER SToRY-"My son, said IA
ther, stake that jug and get some beer
"Give me the money, then, father
"My son, to get beer with money any
body can do that, but get beer without,
that's trick"
So the boy takes jug and out he goes.
Shortly he returns and places the jug be-
fore his father. "Drink," said the son.
How can drink ?" said the father,
"when there is no beer in the jug"
'sTo drink beer out of Jug" said the
boy "where there is beer, anybody can do
.hat; but to drink beer out of Jug where
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINl
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
S-Schr William B. Jenkins, Vanderbilt, from George
Steamer Henrietta Cause from Whitehall, to Vessel &
Eilers
Schr. Iowa. Davis, from Hyde County, to Master; with
Schr W. H. Howard, Price, from Hyde County, to Mas
ter with
27-Schr Laura Whitehurst from Hyde county, to Mas
ter; with ], $50 bushels corn.
u s. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt Burns from Charleston
Schr Volant, Watts from Georgetown, S. c., Master;
2s-U. s M. Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates from Charles
ton, with 68 passengers.
Steamer Maj VIM Barnet, Barber, from Fayetteville, to
+. }. Lutterloh.
CLEARED
May 26-Schr. L. P. Smith. Suites, for New York, by
DeROsset & Brown with naval stores, sc.
Steamer Rowan, Utey. for Fayetteville by E. J. Luter-
2-Sehr Alfred Barratt, Baker, for New York. by J. H
Flanner with naval stores, Sc
Schr Monterey Somes, for Philadelphia by j. H. Elan
ner ; with naval stores, SC.
Schr. Dacotah, A1ankn, for New York. by Freeman &
Houston; with naval stores
Brig Martha Rogers Exton, for Martinique, by PIERCE
Dudley with l25, 900 feet lumber, 1900 slaves wv
Steamer Evergreen, Watson, for Fayetteville by w. II
McRary.
2U S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston,
2S-U s. NJ Steamer c. Wander lit, Burns, for Charles
ton, with rs passengers. 80
% Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman, for Fayetteville
by E. ]. Lutterloh.
Brig Geo Washington, Knowlon for Boston, by j. & D
McR & Co.; with $50 bbs pitch, s. 900 feet lumber
Schr. Geo. Harriss Corson, for Philadelphia by Georg
Harrss; with 4s bales sheetng l6 do yarn do warp
254 bb spirits urpentine, $50 do rosn IS 900 # lumber
Schr Madonna, Berry, for Boston, by Peirce Dudley
schr Thos Hix, Hall, for West Indies, by Miles Cosn
with lumber and shingles.
Schr Forest Gullifer for Port Prince, by Ki9der
Martin; with 81, 900 feet lumber.
Steamer Gov. Graham Hurt, for Fayetteville, by 7.
| Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03

market Is depressed. ind tho week c,o..a q.
IN favor Of buyers The sales have been a. prices
from to Che bulk Of the tansseses
ass o me msae h a1s the range Of
e. q sack, 1000 sacks of which were sold At
o Sis s s sssa sa aoG b sses NoI
prices BaconThe transactions since our on ptegoS
ssy limited ewing TO the want Of stock to ,a have b
Ham s1s sass rn sn q cur 7@s aI
ms article continues to be very neeIeot0es1s
neard OF no sales this week. Our quotations We bs
95@$1 Sg sack N IS nomnalIy boiSS les
tine sQ }Se MAY :;nds o s
SIN all lots at 6l@6lhc u gallon cash been confined
firm with sales at s7a@$s Dbl for WINS and
common, So for No 2, and So 62b@s3 S71 1sI 81 NO
aoR The mar market is steady s this e' n
S casks ssEs' c a"S Go q s. g
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
A Gigantic Steamer.

The New York Tribune, in publishing an an
nouncement that contract had been made In Eng
land for the construction of a mammoth steamer of
upwards of six hundred feet in length, and mea-
surfing 10000 TONS remarks that the idea OF mon
ster ship like this is not original with John Bull
Mr.: Burden, of Roy, in this State, man OF
wealth and a mechanic of original genius, some
years ago suggested the construction OF a steamer
of 700 feet in length, and of corresponding depth
and width to run to Europe. Mr.. Burdens idea
was that it is practicable to construct steamer
which would go across the Atlantic with little
motion our Brooklyn ferry steamers run to our
sister city. He proposed that his steamer should
draw seventyfve feet of water and her top to be
hundred feet above the water line. The maximum
height of the of the from the bottom of
the through to the crest of the wave, is esti-
mated not to exceed thirty feet hence Mr..
Burden concluded that vessel of seventy five feet
draught would always run nearly even keel -
There few ports where such vessel could enter
On coast, Newport offers the greatest facilities
of good harbor, with of access and abundance
of water, and here Mr. Burden proposed to establish
the headquarters of his ship. No steps were ever
taken to carry the ma este idea of country
man, and it is now preached on the other side of
the Atlantic, and measures taken to secure its
realization. The proposed ship is to be propelled
by two sets of side-whees and at the stern,
having, we presume, three independent engines and
sets of machinery The experiment of running a
steamer of such gigantic proportions will be watch
ed with intense interest," and, if successful, will
mark rev era in navi CATION. If such moving
world can be securely and rapidly propelled over
the Ocean with little or no more motion than is ex.
perienced by our steam ferry boats all the world
will take to sea travelling, and directly we shall
have our own wealthy citizens establishing their
summer residences on the shores of the Baltic in
stead of at Staten or Long Island.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
DIR. STRONG,S
PICTORIAL STOMACH PITTS.

A remedy for Coughs, Colds Catarrh Broncbit;v n
eases, Dyspepsia Costiveness Eryspeas Diss,seu Dis
Heart Inflammation and Pain in the Chest Back sna q IT.
and all diseases arising from deranged state Of the om s
too hearty food, in weak and dyspeptc habits Ou SanG
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETAR1p
These Pills act Expectorant Tonic and Anar;.
One 70 cent box possesses three times more novel
diseases than dollar bottle of any of the Sv G p
sans or Sarasparas that made, and smp tp
of only one box will prove this important truth via
They promote Expcctoration, Loosen the Pbleom o.
Clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of ali mo d
matter, and there is not another remedy the whole Ma
Medca capable of imparting such healing properties to b
Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills They Cure COstyo
ness, produce good regular Appetite and Strengthen III
System. ""
Price 70 cents per box, containing 25 doses of Medicine
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get the Plan
ters Almanac gratis giving full particulars certificate
of cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills are for sale Wi
mington, n c. by w H. Lippitt and c. & D. DuPree Drug
gist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-03
Sleep.

No person of active mind should try to prevent
sleep, which, in such persons only comes when rest
is indispensable to the continuance of health. In
TACT sleep once in twenty -four hours as essential
to the existence of mamalia as the momentary re.
SEPARATION of fresh air. The most unfavorable con.
dltion for sleep cannot prevent its approach Coach
men slumber their coaches and couriers on their
horses while soldiers fall asleep on the field of bat
tie, amidst all the noise of artillery and the tumult
OF war. During the retreat of Sir John Moore, sew
efal OF the British soldiers were reported to have
fallen asleep on the march, and vet thew continued
walking onward The most violent passions and
excitement OF mind cannot preserve even powerful
minds from sleep; thus Alexander the Great silent
on the field of Arbela, and Napoleon on that of
Auster'ltz. Even stripes and tortures cannot keep
on Sleep as criminals have been known to sleep on
the rack. Noises which serve at first TO drive awav
Steep soon become indispensable to its existence
mus stage coach stopping to change horses
wakes the passengers. The proprietor of an iron
forge VINO slept close to the din of hammers FORCES
and blast furnaces, would awake if there was ony
interruption to them during the nioht and - s;nI
miller; who had his mill stopped on that account
passed sleepless nights until the mill resumed It's
usua noise. Homer, in the Illiad, elegantly repre
sents steep as overcoming all men, and even the
gods excepting Jupiter alone.
The length of time passed in sleen 70 not +b<
same tor all men it varies in different ind;v;duaIs
anu at dlnerent ages; but it cannot be determined
from the time passed in Sleep relative tn thu
st!ensth OF energy of the functions of the BODY o.
m'no From six to nine hours is the average nro
pofIlon, yet the Roman Emperor, Caligula sfeo
only three hours Frederick of Prussia aud Dr
1onn Hunter consumed only four or five hours in re
UIe md'1e the great Scipio slept during night
Icn ana lazy citizen will slumber from ten to txelv
hours daily 1t is during infancy that sleep is lonp
, ysS anu most profound. Women also sleep longe
:nan men, and younger men longer than old. Slee
i; drnVen away during convaescence after Ion
seen Iss n ~ long fasting and abuse of coffee Tn
1t would appear that carniverous animals sloar !;
genera longer than the herbverous, as the super
VI ac'l'y OF the muscles and senses of the formo
see" more especially to require repair. ~ '''e
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