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s;sIIE PeusiOn Laws and ssOuuty Land LMws-Au
Analytical Digest with the Decisions OF secrearies and opin
Attorneys Foas pre-
Office. and Explanatory Comments
whole arranged ineligible every
G. Trpe Pension Office volume,
of 4 pages, bound Price 81
30 IEANCk TAILOR
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Coilect"r'a nAAce, AUWase I, 1N54
NOTICE p~aucuoa Os pronpi paynsnINetsee
~ hereby given thar ne sos the l
and once; and ~
allowed BY law for 'ss earens II hsss 9
\. J. ROCHE,
3=ecldM Collector
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h lMHNOtOENiEs, 'ACE GOODS ser.-Tbc ,uh..ribcr.
" have TIT. day 'cccscd full complete
gaoa OF hr l' fa ssAc embracing
s to wh.en .as 'ra"n !" The l~sss respccaly
toio~inr list oi loading aicles Wig
- Maltese eava..na and sleeves,
~ Aa,ese col,sr-sts aud
70 richly enecad-tsd mas.n sets, varnccs trimmed
10 do do Maltesc IA
- do musIn colaresn md seeves
100 frcnci embroidered .
20 d. do amb
70 chy DO caunbsc akIrts, fur open dresss-
100 do do cfchsfa
Is pieces Maltese tSc~s wjdths
100 do Nalencss iscrs ~ds,ags, n-crtinxs
80 do English thread iaccr. rdx,nes ipset
sS do csmhrc hoancnks rufSnss
as do nj hand
100 do emhra,desr,, diMty b~w0s v.s r.f. .-s
~ pairs embroidered muslin camhxic sleeves
Vi daEen long and black miu
Nsc Iacss linen cam
s ~mo'sdered musla. lawns, and
govrn, hosiery, &C. -''
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LvENTIDE, by EMe Anon-a series % salss snd
Il poems .
The Western poems by Mrs. L. H. 6i0purney.
camp by Captain Graft0n Unitsd Hsatss sray
Putnam's Magazine for November.
FkANCk TAXkOk.
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II ISrVpI<N prwUreSA, sna
resar by Major Proctor. cf ,h~ Royal Astay Aes4sny
vol 1854
Mhsuds His,osy Cyuxade u>ns,ed FROM the FFssse
vols, 1853.
Nil.s H,ssosy ~ the Crus~d-s. voi. is4<.
Ckronicies c< Cra-ades coectsos Of the eonsrmps'
1 1888
Tns Chrou,cles Of R~srr Of wendov-r vo,s-, 1893.
Early Travels AMI NHrra rai~ss,s~ v"s les an
FHANtk T&hh""
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Acting Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Sep i7-lxwi3w int and STAT
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BALTlMonE AND ONO KAlLaOAD Eon

ii UArhEnATiCAI. Drawing lsastramenis, iM variety
M o . finest qialiy and flush, and Others at unusually 10
person the Europe
undersigaed
sets for VI 25 and upwards.
f. FHANCk TAYLOR
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University OF Maryland.
ExAnpf of Mnl{~s~~

university Of Maryland.
School Of Msatri.e.
THE
i and -nd LIST o March. iiAS. " ' y 49,
Principles and Practcs Sureery, N. n, As>ith N
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. E. A. Aiken II b.
Principle and Practice of Medicine, oaupsl Srhe~ u N
Anasomy and Physiology, Joseph sosy. n u.
Obstetrics, Richard II. ThuUaa. ~ D.
Ms'es Msdcs and Pahasocai Anatomy M,,.ues,rr
". ID.
Prscicsi Aastomy, u. b. Smith. ~ D.
Clinical laarmay Sesonsns univ~rsv
asd containing hunired ard any keAs. .
Fees fos the lectures 80 masrstana es 4 graduation
SAl WILLIAM s. A. AIKEN, n D..
sep l--9aw9thOrt
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rCOPOGNAPHsCAL DRAwIx0.-A Ma.sai o. rope
eyI.s~st r. q sssh, u .. sruy asn
professor of drawing West fosn Wh hiessr.ro.N
Fos .aie BY TMLsM &ACkf,
New ls Hccks<N~vs, osh srrsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29

emblrrassmen, came over HE face, and he
said "Pardon me, but now ! think Of it,
tell me, do the Prolrsian,s believe in God :"
On one ocossion. ! was present when some
conversation took place before youth, fresh
from Bologna, IN which an a'lusion was made
TO C'eoP,ira and the asp. "Ilow can know
anything about thssG matters" he exclaimed,
81 huvc never read tie Bible :" Another
time, remember hearing my uncle gravely
asked. in reference 10 Journey he was mcdi-
laiinV, whether he meant to 90 by sea from
Marseils In Pansi
!, was melancholy in tho extreme TO see
numbers of young men thus iJline away their
lives. filinr the cafes and casino. and sub.
sisiing On stipend that an English Younger
son would consider inadequate TO purchase
rltves Gr the London season. The rlan
rorsnci Il, 80 rive each son an aparimeu, IN
tho family residence. his dinner. and the al
lowance of from ten to twelve dollars month
which is to provide for hi, dress, his break
fast, the theatre and cigars.
How ;hey conlri,ed with these limited
means, 10 keep ~ tho appearance they did, i
perfectly iucNplicabo, they even seemed
,blc to rratiy llrllc harmless fight. or hncv,
such as coming ou, unrXpcci-l'y n singular
suits N Bmhdigaaran checks, or startling
green cl,-a-wnvs, which, with pair Of lux
urant whiskcrs, hn'ly determined walk. q.
ard peculiar hcuti'I, " tho stick. we're 'np.
posed to constitute the hithf1l poru,ur- of
an Enrlshman-rhan 10 resemble HON there
could b" no greater privilege, so great was
the Anglomania lha, prevailed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
The Fir OF Man I Killed.

A young English sailor, on the verge of,rs
Black Sea, give. an account ola skirmiih in
which he was engaged with party Of Ru,.
SLAMS. one n whom he shot. 1t show, how
dreadful !, war how opposed i, isto the 'sn-
,lblilioi of our nature. In writing homo II
hi, friends the generous you nc sailor said -
ave dispersed few hundred yards dis.
tanco from the beach, to keep the coast clear
whilst the boat. crew made prizes OF the
guns. The enemy had advantage ci the wool
and also knowing the country well, and
troop Of them showed in advance. We were
ordered 10 hre. | took steady aim and fred
IN my mIn \, about sixty yards. lie fell like
a stone. At the same time broidsido from
the wen: in amongs, the tree, aue the
enemy disappeared, we could scarce tell how,
| felt as though | mus, go up to him, to see
whether he vas dead or alive. He lay quite
still. and was more afraid Of him lying 80.
than when he stood facing me few minutes
before. It's q strange feeling to come over
you all a, once you have killed a man. lie
had unbo,ioned his jacket, and was pressing
his hand over the front Of hi, chest, where
tie wound was. He bresihed hard and the
blood poured from the wound snd slss from
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
POETRY.
For the ONGrd Democrai,
Records OF a Day.

'Twa, trigb, 5ay In gl0riOus ssP'smler'
A jay ~hsn many met
To BAL J.,ei,ial powsr long remember
That iu d,rk doom ~1s set;
\ fair-AairsJ youth, too youug before the Nation
To jo,p IN Treedou's song.
IN au,h of health anj tf AM expectation
Passed Nv he busy throng;
With gun iu hani str,gk down the hillide lightly
Crossed m. gr-ca usadow ''sr.
The th,skr, passed, snd s,th eyes shining brightly
stood D., his mo,h,r's door.
Tt .,n.st bour. ,he tanal-boN rs story
Tel. 90 ths u.l'aius ~orl,
whi.r~nrg to Fsvcr "wrcug. ,hovgh sro~ueJ
vfh ELssy,
Most b. o. ru,n harlcd'
Tbs hir.halrct yOuih is on be- rallst iying,
The ,oath 18th hspes 50 bugh,,
The rr,y of death unon his Bloc cyss bling
Qu-ushIus their plsl.an, light;
An vhH- ths Apg,l b, th- rec1rI showing
OrthaJ September day,
Il,rk' The ,au,h hirJ'y ~hisrer' lam soins'
To o1r Relr~nsr rray."
sumner. sept IItA, lsSt. ;.
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fwm the y Y. ln,lsr.n,l-ni.
A Walk among the Trees.
Nv mrsnr wa.pnrrcnrn.


Every ono who has ever read the lie oi
SIR Walter Scott kno0' his love oftr'c' He
7'od to saw That ~ all his compositions he
was p'oul "' ms '"'nN'Hl,''n'-'o "''N' wees
crow. mere h vet ~ h''' hampton """'
r''l'' w 4 h''''' aH'' an ''c'''u ''' o'' Nv
'h' ''"'' ~ NV '''h''. Ana We nave 'e'''
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!" ih" great ''''-'o''nH fraternity we No.
long ma our h''' excursion 'n h'n'N was
TO salute our notable trees. VIC h'n her
'on' anxiety 'o see Thar the Ak h'd not h'"n'
nor '"' l'I"'h'n9 ''tu'A 'ne'h' U'' no "''"
h'd rna"ed nj 'he Ioo' "r cattle AZ The trunk
that heir branches were not broken nor
TIER leaves fallen from drought. We hnnd
them all standing m their uprrhincss They
lihed up their heads towards heaven, and
sent down tn No from all their hourhs lcaiy
measure NJ recognition and affection. Blrs'-
cd he the dew that cool. their evening leaves
and the nirs ihai quench lhsir daily thlris
MAY the storm be- ne mcrcifl to them, whcG
IN winter II rolfs through their hranch's, rs
Is harper hl his harp LET tho snow he
lightly IN their '"neh'' and long hence h'
the summer mat 'h''' ma no leaves '"o'''''
these mobiles oi the pasture fir'' IN our
regard, as i, ls first IN the " hole nobility oi
trees. stands rhe white elm, no less esteemed
because iti' an American tree, known abroad
only hy importation, and never seen IN all
narniic"nr', except IN our own valleys. The
o'd oaks OF England are 'etN eN'e''n' ~
their way, guarded and rugged IheeIm mas
strength as significant as ihey' and grace
royalty, which leaves the oak Ike hoor IN
comparison. Had the elm being an ho7l''h
tree, and had Chaucer seen and loved and
sung il, adj even Shakespeare and every Eng
lish poet hung some rarland' upon It, would
have lifted uP iiS head now, not only the no.
ble,i Of al growing things, hut en'hrlned IN
a thousand rich assocllilons OF history and
literature. Who ever sees hawthorn or
sweet. bnar (the clegantlne) that his thoughts
do not. like bolt OF light, burst through
ranks of poets, and range ofsparklinr tho'ts
which have been born since England had a
written language. and Of which the rose. the
willow, The eleclutine the hawthorn, and 9th
or scores Of vines or trees have been The cause
IS they are now and forever the suggestions
and romembrnnccrs who ever looks upon
an OAK, and does no: Ihlnkol na'leh'ol storms
Of battles on the ocean. OF the noble lyHc' OF
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-23
TIE SUMMaR SESSION
OF THE
ACADEMY

Will commence on MONDAY, April IL, 1854,
to continue 2O weeks.
The course of Instruction in This Ins,itH,iOa
is calculated to prepare you,hsto ss.sr College
or for general business.
Composition and Defamation receive care
ful attention.
The subscriber is solcitous TO secure class
Of Young Ladies.
Orr coas,an, aim in the Improvement Of the
pupil. is 10 render the Discipline Of the school,
as well as the mere imparting and acquiring
oil knowledge, snbservient to the higher objects,
to wit, the formation OF good character, based
upoE sound morality. and the preparation Of
r,e youth BY well eStablisha,h habits of osier,
energy and independent self-reliance, for use
fuinesS AID success in life.
The Bible is in daily use in the school.
Tnificn.-For Languages $40, Higher Eng
iish So. and common branches, Gncludins
Reading. Wiring, Geography, Arithmetic.
Grammar and u. $. History $6-per session.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
March II, 1854. Principal
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fOrOurseIves

Since the Chroni.}e came into our hands,
We have clothed i: in new type, at cost
of $500 or Si00-Oiice rent has nearly
misunderstanding paper has advanced 20
or 20 per ccnt.-The number Of wo-kmcn
employed is larger-Farmers' produce is
raised in price general ly......but our terms
have not been advanced. Thus, while
oar patronage has increased, our proSts
have not.
ET-A reasonable inference from these
premises is, that WE MUST RAISE OUR
RATES OF CHARGES, or our readers must
obtain an increase Of PATRONAGE. The
papers above us on the West Branch. and
some On the North Branch and elsewhere,
have raised their charges. We choose to
wait-one year longer-at the old rates,
trusting that We may be favored with such
an increase Of Subscribers. Advertising,
and job Work, as may enable US to keep
on at our old rates
In almost every heighborhood, within
20 miles around Lewisburg. additional
patrons might readily be obtained.
We send out weekly 90 papers in single
"rappers. To print, fold, envelope, and
direct singly. 81 times wear, affords but
a small prof, Indeed If each one now
getting paper alone will get one or more
new Subscribers to join him, the larger
packages will 60 more safely, and afford
us better compensation.
m-Wc ask all who approve the course
Of our paper, to aid it by getting one or
~ ,re subscribers. ~
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READY FOR SPRING!
$4,000 ]

Worth Of CABINET FURNITURE,
For sale at the large Brick Wareroom Of
D0nachy l. Elder,
Fourth St. one door from Biair's IIotel)
our stock comprises Rosewood. Mahogany,
~ Walnut and Cottage Dressing BUREAUS
Plain and Fancy Mahogany Bureaus-SE-
CRErARlES and BOOK KCASES in endless
variety.
Mahogany Chairs and Wha,nois-Card. Pier,
Center, Sofa. Dining, and Breakfast Tables
-Grecian. French, Octagon. Cottage. and
Common BEDSTEADS-Rosew Walnut,
Mahogany and Cottage WASHSTANDS, and
various other articles.
All work WARRANTED 10 be we'll made, and
on the most reasonable terms. Cash, Produce
and Lumber taken in payment.
F.A. DONACHY,
A. d. ELDER.
I.ewisburs. Oct. 5, 1883
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LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
Proclamation to the Ciiizens IF
Mimlnburg and Vicinity

Pu,v,rmaehsrs Hydro-Elsetrie voltaie Chains,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn next TO the
" skin, prducoing a constant current ol
electro magnetism, effecting immediafe Tehc1
from all acute pains, and
Permanent Cure of all Nevralyic Diseases.
PULVERMACHER'S ELECTRIC CHAINS
of after being submitted 10 the most
thoro in every hospital in ris by the most learned
Professors in that city, they we're recommended 70 the
Gov-rument of France which granted patent Tor the
discovery During 2S5l they were introduced
in Germany Austria Preasia and England and one year
since introduced and patented BY .ne . Government
Rheumatism 81. vituA' Dance,
Painful sveil.d Joints, Iapit.ticn Of the Heart,
Neuralgia OF the Face, Periodtcai Heaoarne
Deafness. Blindness, Pains from Indigestion
lIysterics Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains,
E.s1y D,.eas. ealies Ntrroa'.
quickly aNd rapidly cured BY simply wearing tie cnan
for u few hosrs each day
The Chsins FIRST introduced in the city Of New
York where they exhibited to Profs Valentine Mott
Van Buren, Post who readily that
' Vranes and Singular Ts.soers of
IySrANrLY REEIEVING PAINS,
whenever applied and by thcir recommendation and in
introduced into the different bospftals
;ons the treatment OF the Of the above named
diseases.
No Other Medical Agent
in the world produce many well authenticated
certificates of cure from scennc fhysciahs ana 1nt-l
gent Patients may b~ found in each pamphlet which
may be Obtained ratis at the Drug Store Of THSo s
CHRIST ho Is sole agent for MiubuEg and vicinity. and
Who will explain the manner Of use To one who may
apply
In the ctv Of New York, at the General Office. s6s
RroadWay there daily being sold from 10 10 50 chains
and the sAle aud demand Boston l. great proper
to the population, although they have only been
troiuced three mouths.
The Chains easily worn, and are equally applicable
to all Glasses Of peT>ons-he child we'll the adult
and always ready r get out Of
much article Of ornament they Of valuable
means Of cure.
The Chains b. sent BY mail N part Of the U.
States be obtainrd all tbs principal cities
the Union. Physicians rq osst-d to anime them.
CARD To LADIrs-Ladies Tho encisne requested
to them only for fe~ moments each time Of
applying for By long continued use, miscarriage Is re-
Quenlly produced.
Jo,sPa SrslyEEr Gen Agent. sCs Broadvav Nev York.
THEO. 5. CHRIST. Agent. Mifilinburg.
lyS22dSl Union Co. Pa.
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Winfield WOOlen Factory,

NcAG AAssHtsctOus e"sOss NOsys
NNHlS establishment is now in the best order.
The machinery being nearly all new,
and none bu, the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work shall not be surpassed By any establish
meni in this or the adjoining counties.
His wagons will be around as usual. and
those wishing to paironize his establishment,
will please avail themselves Of that oPPortu-
niiy.
have also on hand, and intend keep
ing choice assortment of Goods, such as
CLths, S,itinsns. Cashmeres, Tuetds. Blankets,
Yarns, &c. which | will sell low for cash. or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen
orally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Hartleton, April 80. ls53-tf
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UNDERTAKING.

"AVING furnished ourselves with Rose
III wood EJL5A[2SS, the subscribers are
prepared to walt upon all who may be SO
unfortunate as to require their services. and
every attention will be paid to their wants and
wishes. Orders promptly attended to. An
assortment of COFFINS kept constantly on
hand, OF made to order.
DONACHY & ELDER.
Lewisburg. Jan.7, 1853
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WHAT THINK YOU OF THISs
Hrsm one Of the nsst dht6gubed Pbyk
clans In The Clty 0f New Yort.

81 have been using Chrstis's Galvanie articles .
aquiet way among my passafs for about tvo yssn
past and confess l am sstonished at their suecsss
II am sure disease is Ney a. know just vAss
they will do. In Epieptc Fits, particularly q
children: Deafness and Alec tons Of the He's g
adults Paralysis and Palsy, in su ages and ndssf
several other diseases OF like n... hich have lsae
puzrled the profession. l - fous the Gsl.anis
articles of surprising bene6 Althc yh detsss hs
shameless qusckery Of I'D, -s;sem = and ness
papers, I must express my and hsha
in the wonderful virtues OF CHRlSriES CCRk
TIyES NV name 10. of course con6dsntial but
shall never hesitate to rscomaAA yoar articles -
al proper occasions"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-23

TT ReR. TAr.-The people of Akron in
Ohio held general meeting on the 22d
ult., and adopted the following among
other resolutions ::
Whereas, The people Of the slaye-hold.
ing States imprison women for reading the
bible 70 their slaves; therefore,
Resolved, That We will impsison alave.
hun.er' fox 1psanE-zn,s ,ocur free
secR!s,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-23

Life Insurance Companies /!

Life Insurance Companies!
Lon1on National Loan Fund.
(a6 Cornhiil, london; II Wall 81. N.York)
tyCapital 81. .50O, 900
Etna Life Insurance Company,
(Har;ford. Conn.}.
BrAnnuity Fund $l50,0oo
Keystone Mutual.
{HaFrisburg. Pay
.F'Capi.al $40 900
DOLICIES in the above Companies can be
Il Obtained, on reasonable terms, BY appli-
cation to the subscriber. California risks, 3
to per cent extra.
Feb 10 Il. c. HTCKOK, Le,Disbure.
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MANY THOUSAND

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from the most intelligent and respectable psrsse.
residing every portion Of the United Ssatss essA
be presented These are now unnscessary. but
numerous selection embracing many statement d
the most extraordinary character, srAcisnt to COZ
VINCE THE MOST SCErTiCAL may Be had ofts
authorised Agent The interested are PsIlesiE4
invited to cali
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-23
d" Throw Physie to the Docs. "

To illustrate the use of the GALvASlC BELT.
suppose the case of person afflicted with that bans
of civilization, DYSPEPSIA. any other Chronic
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases. stimulanis
muscles Of the stomach. afford iempsrs,v RELIEF but
which leave the patient in 4 lower state AID viii
Injured faculties aiter the action thus excited has
s-ased. Now compare this with The eject rssuls
g from the application Of the GALvANIC BELT.
Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the worst synH
Sms of attack and simply tie the Belt roupd the
Body, using the Magnetic Fluid - directed In
sho-t period the insensbie Perspiration will se
Re positive element of the Belt, thereby causing
6slvanic circulation which will pass on to iAs
negative. and thence back again to the positive
thus keeping up continuous Gaivanie eirenistiss
throughout the system. Thus the most severe casss
of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. 4
FEW DAYS is ANPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERApi
GAZE THE DISEASE OF YEARS.
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II IS A FACT,

ONE seIi-evident, and worthy OF every
" consideration, that no Miller can make
good clean -four wilhou, he has good clean
wheat. ! suppose you wish to know the
remedy. ] tell you-ii is TO get one OF
Beresfresser's Uhsat Seourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old, practical ano
experienced Milwright has invented, got
up and put in successful operation the besr
Wheat Scourer now in use. ANY person
ordering a machine and afterwards finding
that it does not prove 10 operate as repre-
senie1. there shall be no sale. as these ma.
chimes are TO be warranted good. Further
recommendations are thought unnecessary.
He is now having supply made at Lewis
burg, BY Messrs. Geddes d Marsh. Orders
for mschines. or letters OF inquiry, will be
promptly attended TO. Machines will be
sent and pu, to all orders. Address
J. BERGSTRESSER,
Lewisburg. Union Co. Pa. l329
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WONDERS OF NATURE

NHE present Proprietor of the newly DISCO
i vered Winfield Cave Qimestone) in
DRY VALLEY, Union Go. hereby gives notice
that the Care uaN NOT be open on SUNDAYS
for Visitors. Ii may be visited by Ladies and
Gentlemen on any other day. and on SATUR-
DAY Of every week especial preparations will
be made to accommodate with lights.
GrAll persons are forbidden to break off,
injure, or take away any specimens from the
Gave. under penalty of prosecution.
The payment Of l23 cents only is required
Of every person before entering.
NOAH WALTER
Dry Valley. June 20, 1859
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

PHiLApA., Aug Is, ls47.
have this day carefully inspected . conductor or
Lgitning gcd, with vane and index, erected by Mr.,
Thomas Arn:tage, on Beievus House. Gloucester, and
have hssitation in saying that is only the
have seen, but that it is the only have yet
exained that IL constructed strictly scientific princi
Piles. 1t is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention Of owners of buildings.
II. McMURTHIE.
am we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning; Rod
manufactured by Mr. Thomas Armitsge, Of
s the lest that has been maie h. ent several
years in the study Of the laws Of electric ty and
sn and have hesitation in saying that Rods are
upon the only prneipe Of safety The electric
shock s received and dispersed by the magnet top
Of the rod and would be impossible, according to the
laws Of attraction and repuson, for building to be
iur-d by stroke ofightnns when protected by one of
these reas. l have been acquainted with Mr. Armare
for several years. and before he the anufac
tare Of these rods examined the principle which they
constructed, and felt convinced that their adoption
would be attended with complete The
demand for these the in parts
of the country ample their
TRACY L. WALLER NJ D,
Rising Sun, Philad Co., April 10, 1852
IS. Z. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER,
Hartieton. Union Co. Pa.
arc Agents for Union and adjoining Counties,
and will fuInish. the Rods on the same terms and
in the Same manner ss the Proprietor.
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