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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

lB Anna Burrowes,a young girl in Philadelphia,
has recovered verdict Of $2995 damages against
Messrs French & Richards for injuries received
BY her, IN falling through defective grating into
the vault Of the defendants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

SFFFATT, at No. 2O8 NJ ain street, has just received
some more of those splendid Furs for Ladies' and Chill
dren's wear. Those persons whu wish to make pres
ents worth making, will please give him call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24
IntrIIipsmce 0mc.

. uaVhs Deen duly licensed 10 Keep an IHTgLLIsENcp
OFFICE The unders gned is prepared Ia furnish Hoels
Boa ding houses aud Private Families with American
and other male aud female help. az ORDERS from The
Country promptly attended to. Persons in wan Of
hep, ana those wishing for employment are inyited 10
" Tenemenis. Stores and Offices, 10 be lei.
VI MONEY to loan n collateral security
Huglo dIy LEWIS @. MUM, 233 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24
Worthy az Nnlice.-nr

Worthy of NOtice.-Dr Nlorseis Inviao,.,io-
Cordial ihS only sure and sale remedy vet discovered
lor general debility, so rui GUS incapactana for socis
~, business, or matfim0ny Affections OF he bsad
back, limbs, and nerves. are speedily renewed i'h AZ
See Advertisement. isiA An M VI single
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

In connection with he Office OF this paper we have
mn extensive Job Printing ONCE. furnished with eve,v
'efety Ga type ant DUtn AMI SLOW nressea unon
which w" Gan f qnv order FOR Printing with nAansss
am 1eHTr'@s. mi A. qsrv NV 1Geas ';li at, go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24
JOHN R{OYDEN
Notary Public, Stock EXCHANGE, and Mooey R,o.
kerr No 200 Nam Cj,eoI 10y 1'''

heT, NO ZUU Man Sfreet
uncurrent Bank Notes, Drafts, Stocks md snecio
bought and sold Bills OF Exchange drawn on Bsting
Brothers, d Coz payable in England Ireland sas,
aud, &c, In sums TO sut. Drafts and Notes eoec,ed
IN any state IN HE Un;on, and the Canadns. Ionns
negotiated &c, &C. A'""S
Office directly front # the Worcester Uouse and ~,
tory, oI5 9H' Vs-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

E1- Murder in the first degree is q baiiable Of.
ience 10 Wisconsin. Andrews, who was indicted at
Shulsburgh for the murder Of Duie, been bailed
IN the sum of $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

REAPPoINTMENT.-Ch E. Parker, ESQ.
has been reappointed postmaster al Pepparell, in
place Of Lowell Shattuck, removed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

stop that Man, whose down cast eve and bag-
gafd countenance bespeak nervousness dizziness head
aohe, Perplexiiy, dscord, Sc &c proceeding from an
uunsa,y state OF the scalp. Apply plentully 10 his
mead me Excelsior Hair Tonic, and max lhe nsnn
.aheous change to hlariy and good cheer This inyal
uhole arliole Is prepared by Lombard Cnndall and
soid Druggists and Fancy dealers generally through.
out the country. nl6 dawo,ss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

l5T'Ninely eight individuals IN the United States
have during the past year been made Doctors Of Di-
vinty and 81 Doctors OF Laws TIRE are few
more Of the same sort leit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

GU Siave property is so insecure 10 Missouri that
societies have been formed il several counties and
patrols established TO prevent the escape Of slaves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

worcester HydrOpathic Institution
NO GLEN rTREEr' This Institution is well arranged
Tor treatment, nj all teasuns Il will remain under Inc
medcai direction OF W GEORGE lIoYT until the return
81 Dr Rooms rom Paris in April 1854
TEFMs.-usually hom 81 to SO per week For
treatment without board SO 10 81 per week oI0dtf
Dr. :. ROGERS M 1 cisos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

EE-Al hands 10 our Office hold Thanksgiving to-
day; and therefore there will be paper to-inor-
row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

B Distinct footprints Of child and COW, in
stone, have lately been found in Bernardston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

g. W. ~, =: u w m, nm experienced ANA au.r.
iu Midwife, holds herself IN readiness day ana taS
20 attend 20 tho duties VI her profession. Resasns
40 .sf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and aton.
House on Crescent street. All orders left with t w
intention. Particular attention paid TO draftlng mseb
merry. daaans WY" uS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

''The tendency Of Mr.. Cushing's polilica prin.
clpIes is federal; and the President fell upon an
error when he took him into his Cabinet But
more greviOus will it appear if he is to be permit
ted to dvulge in public letters his principles Of
centralism, as the mouth piece of the admimistra-
ton. That he is in the Cabinet as Attorney Gen.
era may be regret d, while little is said or cared
about 1t. But il he is to Undue the adminisra.
ton with the worst portions of his innate federal
principles, the democracy of every par, of the I'm
ion will grievousy lament it,
The letter of the Attorney General appeared
on the eve Of the State election in Massachusetts,
we published 1t at the time, reserying what we
had 10 say upon it till after the election, as we
We're unwilling that any remarks of ours should
be construed into an approval of coalitions between
Democrats and Free Sellers. Massachusetts
Democrats must manage their own State affairs
their Senatorial Tickets and Constitutional
provIslons-in their own way. But now that
their election is past, we have frankly said that
which we deem to be just and proper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24

Goddard a. TwicheIns QuadriIIe Hand
are prepared TO furnish Music on ali or raslons ''
Apply TO n. Y, GODDARD, MuIbur ,,yss,
X W.TWlCHELL Fruit ,fret'
G.H, LORlN0's Music n "a ona m, :.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-24
The Cushing Letter.

1t is satisfaction to know that there are some
Hunker Democrats in the country, whosesupp
Of the administration does not make them entire
ly blind to The real character of that atrocious
document, Caleb Cushng's ukdse TO the Demo-
Gratis Of Massachusetts. The Hartford Times,
the abIest and most influential administration
paper, with well deserved reputation for hunk
erism, having spoken of Collector Bronson's case,
says
"But the letter Of the Hon. Caleb Gushing was
far more positively objectionable than that of
Secretary Guthrie. Ii related 10 State and Dis
trlct nominations, with which the administration
has no business 10 interfere. The letter assumes
semi official tone, and speaks for the admins
traton, or rather assumes to do so. lfit was not
written by authority, then Caleb Gushing is i'm
pertinent.
But 1t cannot be that the administration sane
tions this letter. There is such manifest mpro-
prety for the authorities at Washington 10 AFRO
gate to themselves TO direct what nominations
shall or shall not be made by the peopIe-whether
those nominations likely to fall upon white
men or negroes-that il is not probable the Pres-
dent has thus intermiddled
If any subordinate officer of the general govern
ment were guilty of such impairment Interference
in an election, it would justify an instant remov-
al. In fact, Collector Bronson was removed for
the reason that his official position was used TO
aid a particular branch or faction of the Demo.
cratic party in the then pending election And it
was Senatorial Tickets that the Attorney Cen
eral oil the United States attempted to regulate in
Massachusetts, as if the freeman of sovereign
State were incapable of managing their own tick
cts and popular nominations; or indeed, as if they
had not rig hit to nominate whom they pleased,
good or bad. The law officer of the general gov.
eminent tells the people of State that they have
''done worse than TO commit fatal error in
their nomination. Suppose they have? Is it The
duty OF a Cabinet officer to remedy the evil? or is
the remedy 10 come from another source ? and
who is to judge whether the nominations Of the
people, IN their primary capacity, are of good or
evil tendency Certainly not the members of the
Cabinet, cnless the sovereign States are to be
ruled arbitrarily by the general government, ard
we are to have a central despotism. There was
nothing in the cenlrazing days of John Adams
that exceeded IN audacily this letter of the Attor-
ney General He says that the powers at Wash
ington are to ''crush out the element of Abolition
ism" Does that arbitrary job come within the
sphere of their duly2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
Ci.risi,e's Cs;Tanic and Magnetic curatlycs,
have been quietly working their way anon, the
F1Fi RI
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

aus IN these diseases med cine Is OF no a. all has
ever. II never does ccJd and it often does harn,-
SyIr-s Extracts, Baims, B3.sams klixfrs Bitters,
PHI. Powders and Potoas oi every Kind are alike
worth less for they weaken the vital onery Of the
alfctv pTostrstei system, while rndeg the strength
eala. .ifa -.vinF vitalying influence Of Gafvnnsrr
o. al3ihaJ Jy us beou;ls. discovery the exhausted
patient aai weakened sufferer IS restored 10 fornss
he-IIh strength, elasticity and vigor-
Thee remarks relate 10 such diseases as NEIT.
tf,,ft. TIC DOLDHEJA, BRONCHITIS. PAL
TiTAI!oN Of the hf-AAT. WEAKNESS. and al
Fs.AiAL D4sOiiDEIlS such a. NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. LtSSITUOE and DtSPONDtNCi, whics
are only o,AeF names fox Nervous DernnseH ea;
EPiLEETIC FITS and CONNUISiONS, which are
now known "a result lIom -e4uliIu--GIn Il
t.cctr.C influence: NERVOUS ! 1itF,iOSS. bEAF-
MSS. wlicn ; n.arly always caasel by tarI 1l.y
o5red tilv8ais when the OIgan = net deSIVyei
nFS.r-fsiA, ia is worst iJIIns PALS AMI PaFA-
LAS.S. un-iarElly caused > toteseney OF SeTyols
influence. CHRONIC iatl-JS s44S-'. IOtF.JiIf
of he Ii tIl, PAIN il the SiDi. SLUGO3aH CIR
CITATION. 3I..AL and HIP IDSlTLAIN1S
y, .rlCi NCY OF NJ nv BJS aui FHYSlCAL IN
EI., . and al I.irsc distressing comp lauts es1'
r. f-u., = DER E4NGEAlETr Of the NERyODS
S.GGAll.
ia Aa at,-e rrcraleG: ana terrible class Of dis
ss--,->--suus Complaints a-e much iGe-c I-1=n
u.z --1a :. & i-lsi.s ..1-s-.ct-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
CIgNTIr'S CiLTiEiC CrRiriVFS,
-e an 'ESOfvS.e aud Positive Specific.

Nlt an At@OIIs.t .lilf f>osrTNe sl'e'TH"'
The BFI.T is Us ! Wien the body or system gene
TEils j. eag,-sG the NElhLAi : lo- conf Islats II
the Throat ts lima and Bronchitis, and o; thu
He'd. a.. lie BRACELETS Tor all disorders o. he
arms or limbs Rheumatism, Palsy. Tremors ass
S,4Smrlir 4icc-.Jns These articles are simply al
utsJ as Directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accoHY -Il.es them, aid when faithfully cssi iAsy
NEVER FAlL.
sf- The great pecularity and excellence of the
GALEANIC. CtRATlEfS consists in the fact that
they and disease by oui,rayd --plio.i.n
IN place of the usual method OF Drugyiu. nni
Physickrg the patient till exhausted natnre snks
huIelssSly under ts i4hlctlou Ting les. tAsH The
3.9 system egi.G'-f Pr ciyT,ici gf ts, Blood pro
hate BE SsgTeft1s, Gf is e1tis s1s'slsI. snj
IL f5s slightest haTa tlfd.r ri,y
Silcc ihsis Introduction AZ tbs Iiied States, oGy
tlre. ears since more tisn "- t-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11

$4,000 PER SON 8
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

when all hope Of rel.ei had been given up agl every
thing else been tired IN vain, The beneficial -s,ss
which have uniformly attended their use - eoAs-
teltlv stated to be without parallel in the sna.s
of Medical Science ClergyHel, lawyers, Sad oysa
physicians ladies' Of tie highest stoaii7- ti'tn-
-uishcd persons holding eeyatsi Official stations
icc.Cu2ats. manufacturers and mechanics. .he Voo-
and the rich alike often whole families, among all
cl->sos. ;aukS 5aI conditions. have equally been
ciiiectS and aave equally scknow LEGGED the
lrog> anil otlcn gEeX ec-ei benefits which Esy have
thus received
III lie, u be known a.i Remembered tt7: me only
Natural Restorative fo- the Nef, es is Galys-isss
~ t.ai N a. Nec.nus n.seases shnnll
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
PURE MINERAL WATER.

TEFHE suhscnhrts having associacd themselves
together IN the MANuracTrGE o. Hin'!a'
" sier are prepared to furnish 1t, q sored with
sauc'y Of Syrups. sch as Nectar. Sar-aparl!a,
Lc.upn. Pine Ape Grnger Jocke, Club. Straw
cry Raspberry. B!arkhrrry. Vanilla &c
Prlya,r Frmii;c>. Hotel Keepers. and Pic Nc
Parties suri Wi the reduced pice Of 57s Cts
per doz Bo,ir~ returned.
Persons "rder.ug. will please direct to DT
Thornton AMI mention what sy'up they wish
he mineral fll,nrrd wiih. Families III town
vii leave their orders at the Mammoth Drug
Srnre. where they viii receive immediate at'en-
tion. I'm THORNTON & CHRIST
IewiShn O. June iS 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS,
From ere Of the most distinguished Physr
Si9I;s il: .i:s <i.l of fcR Iurk.

81 have been using tAIistie'S G7lyanic articles o
qGiet way among my patients ior abo IT tive !esrs
past and confess ! aStousshci NJ their success
" an sure a GlsesSe Is Nor5sls. I know Just vhs
they viii do In. Epilcptic Fits particularly 10
children; Deafness and Affections OF the Heal. in
adults Paralysis and Palsy all ages ana lnteot
several other diseases Of Eke which have long
puzzled the profession / have ioaHi the tialvaHis
articles ot surprising benefit Although deieSt the
sLanelcss Guackery Of advertisements and news
papers. | must express my confidence and belief
IL the wonderful virtues Of CHRISTlES q RA-
ilFFS- My name is, of course. confidential hut
shall never hesitate 10 Tccualneud ,eur Articles
all rrorcr occasicrs1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

CNTRA0TDITsRY CURES rFf FORMED BY DOCTOR
E TRaSE's MAGN ETC OINTsiENr. -t. ~
Til. f,o. ing facts are from 4 OF nnfi1b'! iptS
,g. who is py -can Of extensive practice in the town
Of Amr':a Ohio:
admirable elects produced hy the use Of Doctor rask
iagnctic Ointment in my own practice "a rhysiciin
Me following cars have AL h',n under my own obser-
vatou. -rd by IRE eserpti,n.. ..r... =
Case lat A Nrs More. Who given up tn die by
A'e celebrated rhysic:cians as being in the h,a 'se o,
consra,sioR by the 4 the Magnetic Ointment has
regane Der health. and Is as well IS ever and las
hri-n for the last sx months.
Case 81 sor,etme in July last. called 10
Mr. Allen. living y miles distant. Her case had
been Given M b. severn. rhvsi-isps She first at
ac;.d Iy usan int fs nfey falowe1 by ssv.re iuean
,ti,' Of IA. fov-ls. arrived about oelork in n"
,yrn;u. aat found her in very dangerous Situat!oa
iri arcnty tie b7iuf OF the grave. commeE'sl a-
ing the Ot:rnt freely the soIn fch and bowels. at
enI win simple rsneies administered Internal
". AID hy rnaruu- found her much lctt"r lat
funI Lcr 50 murh h,tter that left for lome. with Gi
90 coutnu" e asr Of the Ointment Size folly
rcrpvcr f,w days. and cnioyiD- cood hea III
Case 81 Nr. Winters had lost nearly al IF his hair.
had been i1id icr many yer- by the use Of tSc ha'S
# ifr Noa-tjc Cis.r.t. lad hs hair 'Hiiry Tsz7ri
now has anLiful heal Of hair any man could
wish. Ills asc is ahout 20 wears.
Case lth. of Mr. Warren Of this town. II wears
f SCR 81 hron afflicted viii, the A1ruM, from is era
die r G.l tie tar fl of the last mciical advice 'ha'
lowing ari wealthy father cout procure without await
.mara-cl nlnrns skeleton. Bv the uSe of' g."
ott'r- If tIr DIN ar lie fi ror7iiy cIrrd ana for
months past las ~ 'yrl robust haath
Cas- 5th This rXtrslc case of i'fianiait0n 81
'ie 'i,sH. az rs >'eTt ~; a rar"i' OF tsa'men'
.. han 0Li III ?. Mt rhy-i,iaEs " u"ul r.
riv5n. l"nrGt-wrs cured ~ the Gs, q" only ;our bot
tie Na-nrt~ Ointment This was four m""tJr ag'.
and Tho I', e. Nv uuh.a. esti IN good heath ami
he to attend her ~. ral rs'holI duiIc. irv"
'rrtrl two of CHroEc ScEE ENfs with the r.at
reu both r ihr p''"nS 80 '''i' ";H" 81. 70 ar, -,
u rar, them place to place One Of thrin
ia Ia.n ,fii ted Is years the other about years
Tcv liz trial ihr I.st hvi"aUs IN die STATE Ecnt
~ft: and on. them had Acru under the :r'atmrnt
The ."r+t-' Dot NV "t ''E'."3ti i'' e.-..' :o
uohs ;.-d had ,sft-'.i tuiireds oi G-irs !" 'i''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
. AA y 80 ~, - 4
"a M;;,s1 Ut 81
M5;;s s.; 81 ri a iIS = If,
~ Is
CHERRY PICTORIAL
" ~-'- For ihc Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, NGARSENESS,
BRONCHITfS, WHOOPIXG-C0UGu,
GROUP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.

s'ind bytic ri,, rpm he tas ie,aof S.aH ~ oo al
trees fr snsG tchss tsIf shtG ait (ptc and he fgt
ticrtej shall be Jar acot and Me @ ,freef fer ,a,ai,.e
Here hope for tho sick recorded .org age every
year adds roof to the that these promises
shall not fail. ----------------
Asueca scanre discovers AMI csignatcs the remedies
nature has sven hy the diseases that aM
yield 20 the control II art Of all the naIad;es
suffer from, has carried victims untin
grave than Consumption Of the Lungs. Suhoin-d
give evidence that this may be cared and tint
pdlm ,nary Complaints inall teir forms, may be removed
by CHERRY PEcTORAI~
FOR LNELtENZA AND UHGOTTAG COgGH 's
NAsHviiLl. Tenn, June 20, tSj2.
SIEI have ferea'e,ly used yG,ir CH.Raf EcTprAL for
Whooring Cough and Iulurnza, AID have no h6sisiou
in rrnnGunciUs It clinpetc rFm d. -Four Cf my en-
dren have been afflicted with th diseases, and the free
Of 'he rEcIoAL has always aiod an.ost instant
ruiI' + A'!S ui.JA Eh.
We attcs; The truth of the above It ,I",rrut:
NJ MGINry Id tor Of the Nashville Wing.
j. III. ZiMAEENAN, b ussist.
TOR 1 CO.VSENiYyi-i2 COCGH
PIT -prIG, Pa, fcb. -. ls5l.
Dear sir-For three years have been aiic;ct with
cough dis ressng that frequently de pirrd cf
cry much Of the tine WAS oh cd 10 sit Up all night
my char. my cough would all eat me VII laid
down. Having usel mnny dies without uc roligf f
at last tried the CufEaf ptcrOEAL, wh.cii undr. IC,L
Yonrs, JAMES MCSNDLhsS
Among The other distinguished 2uthor"> who have
lent their nam,s to ,h@ pr prra'in as the
Pres. rLRIINs. If vermont iiei. college.
Prof SILti,iAN. uf Yale Curgr.
Prof VALENTINE Non uf New York.
Pref CIEsILSHa of Bavd in Med. Co'lsGe.
Prof ByIT1GFIELD. oi ohio Med. Coil,g-.
CANAuISN JOURNAL oF Md CAL sCIE.C-.
BoST NEpiCAL ANp SURGICAL JOyXNAL
CrsTIEsTaN tS. 90 Medic RLyIEw.
Nav JEHs.Y MEs., l. hEvui=.R.
II III. HESEY CLt}. { :. : nator.
Hon. tiao r. MAEsG Am. Ambassador to Turkey.
Ger. EutNrEI. DJLGas. Pr 'sdsnt Il hi
r. Rev FD POwL8 Lord b shop # TOruEto
Rev Or i.tNs!NG. of brooklyn. y. Y.
Aichbi-hap rU2cElL of t.uc nnat, ..
Also c:4iuent psr- mage in I i-u countries
Not only in tie dtn-Cruus and i-tics-tug dsgas,-
{ tie Lrucs Jur al-o SIS &, " .. c.H is
use il tire ssfst p,,;li,'tst and L Ia Tie Void
PREPARED AND SOLD BTJi1EN q -ileH.
Pra-t..z! ard Anal.i;ral Chemist Losrei. ai-ss
II Eorstl- rs c " s,r,Yrl- Lceis'rr-: i-H cssIoy.
Milton: N!ss M u l,- NJ hn ll .Taui- e. " Ers-'r
Now Berlin; l. terl.aft, S- gruTe aud by Drug-.~t
varyNfere. lyius.Ietuych.qu
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11

''irsd by t'e raI rpm ne b, ,eeof J,aE o. al
trees far Has1t, tcipse !sgf shall at Jgdc ard TIE ut
Eiert9i shall be foe meat a''f dse 'e here or m'3ie
Here hope for tho sick recorded .ong ae every
year adds roof the assurances that these promises
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
Browns Essence Of Jamaica CirEar

! > a remedy suited IN the e>trcme- OF heat and
cold, aud l. very tcueiiciII wh-nrver geutir
tonic and -lnu!1iug influences are require 3. IT,
sImullii prog cry beng iudsp.nd,i,; o alcoholic
power. IL effect a lreqnrut fc.n.dy nerd never
ir dreaded Niile IL stree eihcus and rriFs~:
the d,blit ted N summer seasNn. :, Is u0t less
potent during ihe Inclemencl of the winter ley
warming u I'h it, L,aI;dy tou,c principle enabling
the system to resist tn. nisrnce:-cf incipienl
diseases which iuri ina changing c,ir,a-c No
family shout! he viIhout 1t, and To lfa,t ,er, by
land q, -. 4 viii bo iouGd i,ya!unbie 10 use a
ieN drops Il wa:51 a uuiiusnil, healthy ami
agreeable Griuk. Tiih1g, iutnxIcaiinn
Caui'on. Persons jeeniug an arrle iha, can
he relied upoa pure ia lAICA GINGER.
should be par;c uiar to ask for Browns E-,snce
OF Jamaica Ginser,' Which is warranted To be
what II is represented tn be and is
Prepared only by FREDN BROWN and sold
at his Drug and Chemical Store. N E. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut ots. Philadelphia.
DR THORN TON, Lewisburg, Agent
6m4l9 9:3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
MANY THOUSAND

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIilCE MAILS
from the most intelligent and respectable persons
residing il every Pc. Ion Of The ME! SateS, e"a1i
be presented These are rcw uu1ccsSssrv- bnt
the most c,tranr'insrv ciar.cye7 ~ ricat TO CON
VINCE Tia AOST 81 GEPTiCtI H.st &c .-a- O. '%s
authorized Agent. The Interested arc lalitJ tJ.l1si!
iny tied T. calf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
THROW Physic to the Docs"

To ILLUSTRATE the Use oi the GAL : ANiS BLLr.
suppose iie Of person afflicted with tat haas
OF cis .hzltun Di SPkfSlA. aHy other lan'I= oE
Nervous Disorder r. ordinary cases. --.r--'
taken which, by their action tAe nerve -ns
muscles II tIc stomach. atsiJ Ten E.rury reiS igt
which leave the patient low state. AM sEH
u.-Gti faculties. after The action thus eNc.r' has
aSet Now comp7rc thiS with the efcct result
x i-um tLe 7pIlicstI-. oI thc GALNi\!' ! IL
.-lEe DysPeptc sufferer cen in the mp
ims o. au al.,k, az! SIMPLY tie the Belt round 'As
Eciy, usirg the Magnetic Fluid as directed Do
hCEt Icliai tic isesi i icrsI .-gtlon VIII act CT
lie positive element Of the Belt thereby causing
6al lsanlC circulation which will pass 10 NO
negative, and thence taSk again 20 the pos we
thus keeping up CONTINUOUS GalN NanTc cirCI.-tlcI
throughout The system Thus the most severe cases
of Dh SPEFSIA are PERMANENTLY J'-hAu. A
FEW DAYS IS ANTLY SUFFICIENT TO ER 4Dl-
CATE TIit, it!SEASE tE YEAKS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10
speed and safety.

Sp eo a n II q 3 hIcIy.
as WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TRE WEEKLY EXPRESS!
NHE subscriber has perfected his arrangements run
i ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT
Z Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above mentioned all intermediate points
This will be emphatically SAFE SPEEDY AccoMMo-
LINE which articles, large small entrusted
toit will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford a fair margin for living profit
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. M arriving in Washington at
O'Clock, each day. r
LEAvE-washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at 10 O'clock A. NJ arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening. @ NsIE w..
oFFic ES-In Wheeling after the first of April, 1853
Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite "Wash
ingtUn Hail." and i'll Washington, in the Of Mo:row's
Store. mar26 L. w. STOCKTON.