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HEsRy's INvrGoRATINe CORDIAL This nner.
its OF this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure Of physical prostraton,
genital debility, nervous affections, &c., &c.,
are fully described in another colunn of this
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. SO
per bottle, bottles for s5; six bottles for
IS SIG per dozen. EF0bserve the marks
of the genuine.
Prepared only BY S. E. Cohen, No. 8 Frank.
lin Row, Vine St., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, TO tchom all orders must be addressed. For
Sale bty all the respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
!. w. DYoTT Sons, No. 1872 North 2nd
St, Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Pennsyl-
vania.
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Mining Operation. in seAuyl1sa cousts.

Mr.. McGinnes, Of Schuylkill couuty, some
two orthree years ago, suggested the. idea Of
facilitating cod mining operations bysinkirg
perpendicular shafts, and opening ihs vein
foi working operations a, several points, He
has been over two .years. cons,ruetiRe the
works. al an outlay Of over 500, 900, and
has succeeded in demonstrating the feast
biHty of his plan. /. In the borough of 81.
Clair he has leased. .440 acres OF land, .under
(which tract lies a.vein of coal ,thay feet in
thickness. This vein is open at Two points,
one BY slope Or road passing down through
and with The coal, distance Of three hhn-
dred yards, at an angle Of fifteen degrees
AT The bottom Of this slope, gangways ex
tend thronh the coal in various directions
Al the head Of the slope are two engines, Of
twenty hore power, 10 hoist the coal from
ihs bottom. Instead Of one gangway, Mr..
McGinnes can work twelve simultaneously,
without sndangerir!g The security Of his
workmen. The capacity of the opening,
therefore, is only limited by the power Of the
machinery 10 hoist the coal, and The ability
to prepare it for market. Similar engines to
those above mentioned, aud geared in the
same manner, have hoisted 1000 tons PEI
day from a slope 200 yards in depth. -.
The other. opening consists Of shaft Of
pitt ten and one half feet by eighteen feet
located near the centre Of the tract, anti II
sunk through rockto The depth of 45o feet
into or through the same vein or sheet o.
coal. From the bottom of this shaft roads
or gangways will be driven in all directions
through coal, 10 The extreme boundaries o.
:he tract. OF course, more coal can be min.
ed and delivered at the bottom of the shaft
per day Thar can be hoisled out and prepar
ed iiof market AT the Top Of this shalt, IN a.
chinery is no be ing efscied, capable Of hois'
ling and pfeparl.s apr ,asskss fzoa ions pc,
day. This vein Of coal L caiIed ihe man
moth white ash vein, and is oftbe first qual
" and oharacer-[Pub. Ledger.
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~ PRoHlBToRY STATE CoNvEsIIoN.--
The Prohbitory State Central Committee
have issued call for State Convention 10
be held al Harrisburg, on Wednesday, The
7ih OF June next, for the purpose ol nomina-
ting State ticket to be supported by the
friends of Prohibition. The friends of the
cause in the different counties Of The State,
are requested to elect Delegates 10 The Con-
ven uon in proportion 10 their representation
in the Legislature.
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Since the execution of Jewell, on The cath
uli., in Pittsburg; seven persons have been
stabbed one of whom has since di ed. q In
birmingham in the same coubty, one man
was killed, and two others cut on the very
night OF Jewell's execution. In the same
Borough officer Smiley, while in the execu.
siien of his duty at fire, received q wound
from aknife from some ruffian. Soon af.
ter, in the fifth ward, man cut his friends
throat, by mistake, in his drunken fury
Again, in daytime, negro let out another
bowels, in the Sixth ward; and on Thursday
night Of last week, in a grog shop in the
first ward, notorious rowdy inflicted near
" a'dozon slabs upon au acquaintance, be.
cause he declined drinking with him. In
every one Of the cases Of stabbing recorded,
'hs cause has bssn traced directly to THE
eel - : o.! ks..- =
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vTin-Ware g. Stove
Establishment.

r,HE UNDERSIGNED, respectfully In.
l. forms his old fiiends and customers, that
he has purchased his brothers interest in the
above establishment and the concern will here
after be conducted by himself exclusively. He
IL has just raeaiyGd and pffeis for sale tho
e. largest and most extensive assortment
S1N ment Of FANCY STOVES ever intro.
ducel into this market.
stovepipe and Tinware constantly ON hand
and manufactured to order All kinds of re-
pairing done, as usual, on short ,tice,
The paIonabe of old fren,s aud new Gus.
toners is respectfully solicited
A. Nj. RUPEaT.
Boomsburg Jan. IL, 1858. 5I-tf
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The City councilo of Wheeling, Va, be.
Ing oveuuied in the late refusal TO great H.
cense for'ihe sale Of liquor, by the action OF
'ot 'he Virginia Legislature, accomplished
their object in another way, as the following
figures show; The Spnns House is charg.
$4,000. License per year, ard The Mcclure
House $4,000. Retail merchants license 10
sell liquor, 81, 500. Do, wholesale and re-
tail, SO, 500. .-. ....r..
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D- The Emperor Nicholas Is man OF
fame, and was once considered.the handsom.
est man in Europe. He has great taste in
dress, and always presents an elegant ap-
pearance. Bat the gentlemen of this free
country can look just as genteel, by getting
their Clothing a, ROCKHILL s. WILSON'S
Cheap and Fashionable Store. No. Ill
Chestnut street, cornor of Franklin Place,
Philadelphia. .spsa
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THE LaUoR LAW OF VERMONT has beer
declared 10 be unconstitutional by Que of
Re Judges, and that seclion which directs
thai ssized liquor. shall be destroyed without
direct proof thai any has been .suld, is un
constitutional The case goes up to The Su-
preme Court, but similar decision 10 ap.
pretended there.
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a. SOME free-soers at Monlrose m this
Stale, have held kind of bar-room meet
ing, and declared themselves in favor of
General SAMUEL HusToN for tho presidency
by way of acknowledg nent and endorse
ment of his sentiments put forth in his
speech OF opposition to Tho Nebraska Bill, in
Congress,
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q Court. commences in Bloomsburg
nsxl Mopsa,s bat. owing to the absence Of
Mr.. Buckalsw in The Legislature, many ca
sss viii be coqlinped, aud the term hardly
occspy The wholo week. S,ich of our sub
scribers as are N arrears from the first num-
Der Of on paperswill find US very GLAD 10
zee the~ hghl Of their counienaace." g
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a Last Sunday we met upon the Bsr-
wick road, three young men; in dilapida,
led buggy driving jaded horse on tro.,
and bearing on their laps black coffin We
afterwards learned this contained the body
OF Quinn, who was executed at Wilkesbar.
re, aud had expressed his wish 10 be buried
a, Danyille where he had relations.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-04-27

~ The new work upon The poli,lcal; re-
ligious and civil condition of Turkey, which
is advertised in our columns to-day possess.
es special interest at this time. Petersnn's
is asood aud safe place TO send for any oI
the new publications Of the day.
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a NEw HAaPsHIRE.--Tbea election of
Reuben H. Wheeler Demecrai Represen.
istiye from Berlin. completes the New Hamp-
shire House Of Representatives add gives the
Democrats 20 majority over oil others.
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II The trial of Stevenson, Parker
Fields, Lechanour and Desch, a, Easton for
conspiracy TO exiort money from DIR. Green
through the ntrgues OF an abandoned ie-
male accomplice, commenced last Saturday.
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w The Democratic Convention for the
newly consolidated city of Philadelphia nom-
mated Hoe. Rich ard vaux for Mayor, Will
liam L. Hirst. Esq, for City Solicitor, Will
lam Badger for Controller and George C.
-heidy for Comsnissieaer.
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~ Ole Bull has has $50, 600 invested
in Chicago, I'LL His object, i, is sup.
posed, isiiol,ake his coun,rymen who had
settled in Pennsylvania, to the West where
he has secured employment ior them
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corec TORS Office Beach Haven, April Isl
1854,
R. w. WEAvEa, Esq
Dear Sir: Tie amount of Canal Tolls
collected at this office in mouth of March,
1854, is, s5i5,ss
Ami Tolls & Fines in Dec, last $4,000
Whole am'tfor or. ending March =
3Ist 1854, s,42b, ,SS
Collected same period last year 1888, go
Increase over last year 492, ,2s
s.a. Respectfully Yours. sS.
ss PETER ENT, Collector.
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~ TIE New York Crystal Palace, row
under the management Of P. T, BARNuM, as
president of the board of direction, will be
formally re-opened on Thursday, the 4ih of
May. We acknowledge the receipt of sew
eral tickets of admission.
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ln'i ennsy lvania, according to The census
OF 1850, there was one clergyman 10 every
eight h undred and fifty inhabitants; one
lawyer TO every nine hundred aid twenty.
four: aud one physician TO every fiye hun.
dred and and sixty.eishts II =
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" The reason given by members of the
Legislature for urging the removal Of the
seat of government from Harrisburg to Phil
adelphia is the grevious extortons and i'm.
positions praclised on ,hem by the landlords
Of the present. Capital '.5
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J ~ Apfctracted meeting under thecharss
-ei the Rev. Messrs. Ross and Guyer, has been
bsld dining the past week, at the Methodist
eharch IN. dis place. a number Of per.
sous hive made open profession of religion
af these meetioes. sfs@ns q ts--t ia
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-04-27

1 The. Lackeyanpa spd Bleomsburg
Railroad will eersainly be worksd upon IN
ssrnesi this summer The eoa,raelors are
row grading is eelev osnntos, X ~
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" This Paper is filed, and NAV be seen
Tree of charge, at HoLLowAY's Pill Ann
OINTMENT ESTABLISHMENT, 24l, STRAND,
LONDON where advertisements and Subscrp-
lions will be received for this periodical.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-04-27

~ ST. LOUIS MUsftiPAL ELECTION
John Howe for Mayor, and the whole Ben
ton ticket for charter officers, have been Q
lecIed by majority OF 500 10 1000.
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iRGGNa

In Nesco2eck Luz. CO., on the 9Th inst.
Mr.. EDWARD DAvESroRr, in his e5th year.
10 Danville, on Wednesday evening last,
after lingering illness THoMas c. ELLIS, a.
ged about 30 years. E,ss5
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9s - The Legislature has cot yei decided
ssse sha.iims Of adjournment. The appro-
prislioa bill 'siasi disposed of in lhe House,
and will now occupy several days time 10
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n Some persoa' has eur copy Of aThe
Cabin and Parior.n We will shank him 10
return h. f@s
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DEaocATic fArE CENTRAL
81 CoMhTTEIs. h

Convenlioaiias nlsd the 1sllowtng gen.
ilemen members The Democratic Stale
Cenlfal Cemmts{. nine Members will
constitute quorum fafthe transaction Of bu !.
siness, afier usual ootiee Of the lime and
place for ,bs fat sstiag. -aud rntil other.
wise ordeed by DE Corhmi,lee:
J. ELLIs Bosqllnr af Cumberland, Chair
man. William liirst, Philadelphia.
2. G. WAt, do
S. Goo. wliams, do IS
fa Jas r. JctAson, do e."s
a Daniel B#t,a ~ do s3a ay0s
Geo. H. fariin, 40 -Heea g
Ed@ard taaman, do ~ 8
R.ll Lat.beaoh, Dauphin. q ~'F''
John Bedf, is.i do q
Hamil,ofsAlricks, do g.
\ John G. NcAlis,er. 60
/. john S. Hsmiiion, tlo -''' s's'''''s'a
en- cl3iasr, Befks. ~" '
Brnj Fysln, do 30 e' g
q james T.. Reynolds, Lancaster.
Ge.ge ~. Brewer, franklin.
John Wsasmau, Leb anon,
Judge shetland, Chester.
stohes l. Roberts, Bucks.
John NJ. Hutchinson, Northampton.
George seot, Columbia. Pa
SD. Paterson, Schuylkill. s'a
John C. Smith, Montgomery
Gen. JacI Ib Stable, York. 9a'
5 IN Cfae, Wayne.
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MA@Rg9Da


On the 2si inst, by the Rev. William j.
Eyer, MIR. HERMAN FAuRNern, 10 MIS- Many
KELLER, both of Locust township.
=, In Berwick, on Tuesday the 4th inst, by
Rev. BAIL, MIR. FREDERIck HILL, 10 Miss
JANE SMITH, both of Black-crsek Luzerne
county. a.ts5 'E
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HEAVY Pill PURcHAsE.--Dr. d. Jayne,
the great pill man, of Philadelphia, has pur,
chased the Columbia House, in Chestnut, a.
bove Sixth stereei, for the snm of ss5,oo0'
He also purchased the old Bolivar House ad-
joining, for s35 900, and being already own.
er of the Arcade, also adjoining, has now o
properIy6 6lapnng on Ches; nut street, of 222
feeu seplh, al a cost of $4,000
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francis w. Hughes, heretofore
Of hle, will become citizen of Phi.
adelphla. s a,r, q,
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Another LIQUOR Bill.

The following bill, introduced in the Senate
BY Mr. Buckalew, has. been reported upon
iavorablS by ne eCommile on Vice and I'm
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

IRON STEEL, and every kind of Hard.
u waIe for sale by
McKELvY, NEAL s. Co.
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BANANA, Braid, Straw and Palmlsaf hats
= for sale BY
aa McKELyY, NEAL s. Co.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE. Fotsale ct the
cheap sioFs Of A. J. EVANS, & Cc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-01
The SUMnl&-H SESSION
OF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

VIII commence on MoSDAr, Apri! II, 1884,
to continue - weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
calculated 70 prepare youthsto enter College
or for general business.
CrmPasIiinn AMI Defamation receive care
fnl attention.
The subsrriheri is solicitous 10 secure a class
of " rny LIdiCS.
Our constant aim in the Improvement of the
pupil, is to render the Discipline OF the school,
as well as the mere imparting and acquiring
ofknowlelge, subscrvicnt to the higher objects,
10 vii, the formation of good character, based
upon sound morality, and the preparation Of
the youth by well established habits of order,
energy and Independent sclf-reliance, for use
iulncSS and success in life.
The Bible is in daily use in the school,
TiIlioa--Fnr Languages $40. Higher Eng
lsh -, and common branches, Gncluding
Reading. Writing, Geography, Arithmetic,
Gramin 'r and u. s. History S6-per session.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
March II, 1851. Principal
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RECOR.rFNDAUONS.

PHIAnt., iur. l2 ISL.
i have this day carefully inspected conductor or
lightning Rod, with AMI index, erected by Mr..
Thomas Armitagc, Bellevue House, Gloucester. and
have no hesitation in saying that is only the best
have ever seem but that it is the only haze yet
examined that is rtructed strictly scientific urnri
pies. 1t is with much pleasure that l recommend his
conductor to the attention OF owners of buildings.
II. McMURTRIE.
am well satisfied that the Magnetic lightning, Rod
manufactured by Mr. Thomas Armitage, Of Philadelphia
Is the best that has been made. have several
III the study ot the laws Of electricity and magnet
IN, and have hesitation in saying that these Rods are
constructed upon the only principle safety. The electric
shock is received and dispersed By the magnet a The top
of the rod and il wou!l be impossible, according To the
laws Of attraction and repulson. for building to be
injured by stroke oflishtnng when protected by one Of
these rods. have been acquainted with Nr. Armita-s
for several years. and before he the mnnufc
ture of these rods examined the principle on which they
constructed, and t convinced that their adoption
would be atten nded with eonplctc success The increasing
demand for these rods and the extensvrsalns in all parts
of the country ample commentator their utityand
superiority. TRACY J. WALLER. NJ d.
Rising sun, Philad Co.. April 10, 1852.
U 5. e. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER,
Harfleton, Union Co. Pe
aie 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, 1854-09-01
AWOrd forOursclvcs

Since the Cir0Hicle came into our hands,
we have clothed it in new type, at cost
of $500 or SI00-Oflice rent has nearly
loublcd-Printing paper has advanced 20
or % per cent-Thc number of workmcn
employed is larger-Farmers' produce is
raised in price generally. y......but our terms
have not been advanced. Thus, while
our prt.oaaye has increased, our prcfts
have not.
gy-A reasonable inference from these
promises is, that WE MUST RAISE Our
RATS OF CHARGES, or our rcn'erS must
,btaiu an increase Of PATRONAGE. The
papers above us on the West Branch, and
.onc on the North Branch and elsewhere,
have raised their charges We choose to
wait-one year longcr-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
N at our old rates.
In almost every ncigliborhocl, within
% miles around I.ewisburg, additional
patrons might readily be obtained
We scnl on; weekly a9 papers in siay'
r"pprrs. TO priut, foll, envelope, and
ilrcct singly, 81 times year, affords but
t small profit indeed. If each one now
sc'tine paper alone will get one or more
new subscribers to join him, the larger
packages will 90 more safely, and afford
Us better compensation.
r=H.yN ask all who approve the course
Of our paper, to aid it by getting one Or
IN re subscribers "a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-01
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS,
From one of the most distlnsulsed Physi.
Clans In the Civ Of New YORK..

al have been using Christie'5 Galvsaic articles -
quiet way among my patents for about two years
past and confess ! am astolished at their success.
II am sure disease is N1s, IS know Just what
they VIII do. In EqileTlc ti:s. particularly N
children; Deafness and Affections Of the Ilc7s =
adults Paralysis and Falsy, in ell ages, and intey
several other diseases Of hike r-.- hich have l0Es
puzzled the profession, E5G the GalvarIl
articles Of surprising ben0f .ltA "a detcst "a
shameless quackery Of all --ssE 5 Gni news
papers, must express ny -. a2l le..I
in the wonderful virtues or ChtlSrlES CJRA-
TIVES. Ny name is, Of course, confidential. but
shall hesitate TO recomE I'd your artslss or
all proper occasions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-01
Throw Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate the use of the GALSANtC BELT,
suppose the Of person afflicted with that ta-s
of Civilization d STfISiN. any other Chronic 90
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases, stimElII-'
are taken y hicA by their action tie nerves ant
muscles Of the stomach afford temporary relief b.;
which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited la
,-ased. Now compare this with the effect result
2 from the application Of the GALNANlC BELL
Take a Dyspcptic sufferer, even in the worst sy m
ims Of attack and simIl y tie the Belt round the
Body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed n
FhC-t period the insensihle Torspiraiou Will act ca
,e positive elemen; of the Belt, thereby causing
Galvauic circulation which Will pass on 10 tie
negative, and thence back again to the positive
thus keeping up 4 continuous Galvanic circGl-t1l
throughout the system Thus the most severn eases
of DNSPETSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED
FEW DAYS IS ASiPLY SUFFICIENT To EbAII-
A.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-01
Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC,
an0 the German Ecuanaac.

, .~ssn VERY thankful for past
SvCpNl5 ~. patronage from the Citizens
~ ~ SeSErz and Students 0 Iewisburg and
l,-.~ q, - Sfx) vicinity, the subscriber would
~ t9s. state that he continues 10 give
Instructions on the Piano and GUi;ar-a=o in
local Muzic-and in the German Language
Having been taught in the best Music schools
in Germany, he deems himself amply qualified
to teach Music. and TO aid in the correct acluisi
tion Of the rich German tongue. lie will alsc
tune Pianos, and put them in repair, ii desired
Residence in South Fourth street, in the Etc
Brick Office OF Df. Ludwig.
FRANCIS J. GESSNER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-01
IEWJSR1JRG CHR0NICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
Proclamation to the Citizens IF
Mlmlnburg and Vicinity.

Pu!vermacher's Hydro-Elecfrc Volfaic Chains,
CONSTRUCTED 10 be worn next 10 the
" skin, prducoins "a constant current OF
electro magnetism, eiiectIng immediate TeA.f
from all acute palms. and
Permanent Cure Of all Neuratyic Diseases.
PULvERMACHER'S ELECTRIC CHAINS
We're first used in France three years since for the cure
Of nervous after being submitted tn the most
thoro tril in every hospital in Paris by the most learned
Professors in that city, they were reeomnends 70 .e
Government OF France which granted patent f0r the
discovery. During the 55i they were introduced
in Germany Austria Prussia ard England and one year
since introduced and patented by the u s. Go'crnmcnt
Most astonishing cares q
Painful and swclIed joints, ralpation Of the Heart,
Neura.ia of the Face, Periodical llehI acne
Deafness. Biinlncss, Pains from inliseHuoh'
Uystcrics, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains,
Ecefy Disease. calioi NsrrouS,
is quickly and rapidly cured by simply wearing the Chain
for u few hours each day.
The Chains We're frst introduced IN the city OF Ne"
York where they exhibited to profs Valentine Mott
Van Buren, Post CGenochan who readily dico'crei t"t
.S,ranqe md Sinqallr P,,r'rs IF
INSTlNTLT RELIEVTNG PAINS,
whenever applied. and by their recommendation aud in
they introduced into the diicTent Ln5f.I
OF New prk. and in daily use in those llstu-
tons in the treatment Of the cure of The ab''eha'l
diseases.
No Other Medical Agent
in the world produce so many well authendratei
CertlllcatCS
gent Patients may be found in each pamphlet which
may be obtained (gratiS at the Drug store Il iHgo
CHsr who is sole agent for iilnhur and vicinity and
who VIII explain the Of to any one who may
apply.
In the city of New York, at the General ONCE 5GS
Broadway there daily being sold from ~ to 90 chains
and the sale and demand in Boston i, great ia proper
tion The population although they have only been in
troiucel three months.
The Chains easily an1 arc equally applicable
to al classes Of Ver-onstLs Child well the adult.
ami arr always ready rus-ncyer get out ar,aul
as much article Of ornament they Of valuable
means Of cure.
The Chaius b. sent II mail to any part Of the l.
States be obtained in all the principal cities iu
the uun. Physicians requested 60 examine them.
CARD LiDiEs.-Lad.cs who sRcjc4r requested
not q use them only for few moments at each time Of
applying for by long continued use, miscarriage is frc
qucItly produced
TiIEO. ). CHRIST, Agent, Miiiiinburg,
ly52:dsl Union Go. Pa.