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The cheapest comfortable and ezpedoas route 20 As
Waite Sulphur Springs, pacing the Alum, Warm, and Hot
Springs
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners Of the
new and splendid steamer George Page between Alex
OF Fix miles, connection with
Washington railroads. the following
and after Thu sday June l. 1854
odonsvie and intermediate
viii leave The derot, Duke Henry streets,
O'Clock a. M on the Washington giving
ample board arriving Gordonsvle ut lOx
O'Clock that place with the trains ON the Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville, and Stauhton.
stations
Cordonsve III O'Clock, he arrival Of the
The Virginia Central arriving Alexandria half
O'Clock allowing time with the trains leaving
Washington North board the boat.
Alexandra Wanenon and atermedaie stations
daily Sundays excepsd) o'clock,
arriving Warrenton 81 O'Clock, p,
IA Sunday will leave O'Clock, a.
Alexandria and intermediate stations
daily tSunday before
O'Clock, arriving at Alexandria al half past 9o'cioek, M
On SUNDAY will leave quarter past i2 O'Clock, p
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IrOR ALE Lssse commodous four story and attic house
18th side, tho corner OF street House con.
recently been papered and painted
Terms accommodating and given mmed
Address 40 Solicitors ONCE Treasury Department.
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Salamanler Safes.
VANS WATSON, d street, Philadelphia,
T. Pa date No. 80 sreet) large
uf their
pATENf SAL sMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron bank st0sss,
PATENT SLArE-LINED REFRt0ERATORs,
Water filters seal and copying pssses Fnbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole agency Deey, Yaes, Jones
patent powder proof bank locks Please give d call
Reference made few many hundreds
saies
II . Masudo 7t street, Pensy avenue, Washing
ION, ID. q. SIX.
Farmer. and Mechanics Dank, philadephial IL safes
United Mint, do
United States Arsenal sin California, In Philadelphia.
United States Appr8ser's Office, Philadelphia
pehnsyvana Railroad Company, Philadelphia 4 safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore Railroad Company
philadelphia.
Richard, Norris, Son, locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia. 35t
Mr. T. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania avenue 9Th oh
Washington, g., and
IA. 81 4 lst +. sI 4
May 6-2awly EVANS K WATSON.
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Commissioner Of the General Lnnd Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right of presumption any
lands within the townships and parts OF townships
rated required to establish the the satisfaction Of
register and receiver OF land ONCE and
appointed othe public
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of Office.
May l9-lawl0w
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4 h1EAkftsAN HOUSE, Hanover streSt, Nustont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished,
ion Of the travelling public.
Doc II dIy 4
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(ELts' BELls! Btitis!-For churches, academies, fac
steamboats,,
neht kept constantly hand the ubscries
shed aud enlarged foundry, which operation thirty
and whose patterns and of perfected
n their bels have world wide cpebr for vniuhe Of sound and
quality Tone The prurfefpr
loan ouldina cas~s castag,
when peri casiins temper and. e
nce OF The unimpaed excellence their
eysd ysnuay s54 ,s t,si premium silver msda Of ,he
Worlds Fair tn New YORK, all oisrs,
ny and Europe being compion and which ~ishaA~H
medal besides many diplomas 'a has They
cf
snme weight snd they ahv FURNISH order
bells, key and their
states and tnpndas Their angng comprising many and
valuable improvements consist Of iron yoke, with movable
arms and which be turned belt
The cnppe prnionging the round; iron iols
eouneoise stops For camboais, Steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy onsngs u bass bonse
design, furnished. We supply whole paris
improved hansngs, eang upoa psopf
specifications being given. Old bells taken exchange.
kent on
Being immediate with the principal IN
tecons either raiirond, executed
d'spar' Which, either personally by communication
spectnly solicited. III
A. MENEELY,S SONS,
Fuh2'-dIy West Troy, Albany CO.. N. Y.
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Statement Affairs of the Mutual LAfc insu-
rance Company " New York,
No. Ill Broat~ay, Ysas ssdsnx 3la Ja"uary 1854
Net hand January slst, 1858, per balance
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Feb 2,-dly

HsADouARTERs MARyxa Coars,
0uartermasers Office. Washington, 1ssh June, 1854.
PROPOSALS will this once until 10 oeock m
Monday the 18th July furnishing Tire fbIoviRs
cas 70 conn"m IN all respects with the samples which may
on at this once or al The office Of
master, New York, viz 'T--
200 uniform caps
500 fatigue csps
$50 paIrs army halt Stockings (aii wouD
The above articles 10 re subject previous delivery
Propo as to he endorsed :. rroposns Clothing
AUG A. NICHOLSON.
O. NJ. NJ. C
The National ntelgeac~t and Evening Star arhnston D.
Journal Commerce. and Day nonk eity and Eagle
bronkyn New 0k will give tie
week uo The h July prosmo, blys accomoouied
one pf'aed copy Of the ndyeriiscmcnt pa, Mcut
June i6eodtl7Juy .A
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('iiOCOLATtc, Cocos, and Hrona.--w. pAkER l. cos
VI American Vanilla chocolates coo ON ana boms
to which first premiums have been BY Tie chief nstu
fairs Unon prpcinai g,oceyies
,'e Urtied States, md by the agents:
uussey Murray, New York Twos. Pbiiad.phi
Thomas V. Brundcc, Baimosc dudley Cincinnati
f,to; and ). ". Howell, Georscswp d. c. -
WALTER BAKER 4 Co,
Ap'-dlY dorchester. asss,
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAuRY'S.-Calavar, a
IN Romance of Mexico; by X. M. Bid.
Genoa, Pisa and Florence From tho French
New York Crystal Palace. Illustrated
Documentary History of the american Revolution In i7sl2 by
X. ". Oibbes, A. d.
Russia aud Turkey; by Ivan Golcvn.
The Tutksi Empire by Edward Joy Norris
June ~ bookstore, near 9Th ~
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NEW York. May I'd. 1888 under .unad has this DAY
~ opened Office No ~ William
for he transaction of general brokerage bnsn~ss.
Hank, mn.hg r!rond. government slsss and
securities bought and sod.
Prouirsory ro'es hills and negotiated,
NAV ''-d' EMANUEL n. HART
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

PEILArA., Aug. 13. 1877.
have this day carefully inspected a conductor or
Lightning Rod, with and index, erected by Mr..
Thomas Armiiage, Bellevue House. Gloucester, and
have hesitation in saying that is only best
have seen but that it is the only have yet
examined that is constructed strictly scientific prnci
pies. 1t is with much pleasure that i recommend his
conductor to the attention of owners OF buildings
II. McNURTRIE.
an well satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod,
manufactured by Mr. Thomas Armitagc, of Philadelphia,
the best that has been made have spent several
years in the study Of the laws of electricity aud magnet
ism and have hesitation in saying that these Rods
constructed upon the only principle Of safety The electric
shock received and dispersed by the magnet at the top
of the rod and it would be impossible according to the
laws Of attraction and repusion, for building be
injured by stroke of lightning when protected by
these rods have been acquainted with Mr. Armitage
for several years and before he commenced the manuflc
ture these rods examined the principle which they
arc constructed and felt convinced that their adoption
would be with complete The increasing
demand these rods the excnvesales in all parts
the country, ample commendation of their utility and
superiority. TRACY l.. WALLER, N. D.
Rising Sun, Phad Co., April 10, 1852.
vS &C. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hartleton. Union Co. Pa.
are 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, 1854-11-17

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Lewisburg and the travelling commun-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street hall a
square South of Market, and has provideda good
lot Of Horses. with entirely new good and fash
ionable Carriages. Buegies, Seighs, &c. where all
wishing anything in his line may be acccmmod
ated on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants of his customers, and hopes by so doing
to merit and receive a liberal share of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Lewisburg, Dec 80, 1851
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An ULLMAN SpEEcH.-The New York
Tunes gives the following speech, made
after the returns of the election began to
be received on Tuesday night.
EThe gentleman had proceeded some
way in his remarks before our reporter
could End pair Of shoulders sober enough
10 bear his note. book with s.cadincss suf-
ficient to enable him to make a report
When he found pair Che thinks they be-
longed to Whig) he reported thus j
Never mind-never mind; let'em growl
Young Americas bin round tending to
things, and you can bet they're all right.
As to who's elected, gentlemen, l may say
l know nothing, Laughter, and cries Of
''You're one of en- ~ and as to who's got
the privilege of staying at home, why I
don't know as l want to spoil their nights
rcst,by telling thcm-they'll know it soon
enough and what's better, they'll have a
putty good idea of who did it. lGreat
cheering and several hurrahs for Ullman. ]
Gentlemen, don't know, but l kind a
guess there's one or two-and perhaps
morc-smart men bin whip, ,aud I'm sorry
for it: but you see it couldn't be helped
couldn't help it. daughter, and Good
for you,old boy" Gentlemen, you couldn't
help i'll guess. ["You're right again:
old fcller-so it."] And Idon't suppose,
when the returns are al! in, the genuine
citizens Of this grca. State will think they
could have helped it, even if they'd tried.
No. fellow.Americans, it was down in
the book, and so robody's to blame. But,
after all, perhaps we've elected a pretty
good lot of fellows; and that's some con-
ISOLATION. So now, gentlemen, l think We
might just as we'll stake something" with
good prospect Of having it handy for
some time to come. Scripture Dick told
us the choice was between "Bronson and
good rum, Seymour and bad rum, and
Clark and no rum!" Gentlemen Scripture
Dick was mistaken. There was more in
the political barrel than he could smell
through the bung-hole. His nose only
touched the head, gentlemen, and he
missed "Ullman and all the rum you
want" which lay in large quantities be-
low (lmmense cheering followed the
last sentence, and continued even after the
assembly had divided and located in the
adjacent corner houses
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LEWISBURG CHRONICLE s WEST BRANCH FARMER.
Proclamation to the Citizens Of
tNlialinbury and Vicinity

Pulvermachsr's Hydro-EIcctrc voltaic Chains,
CONSTRUCTED to be worn next 10 the
~ skin, prducoing "a constant current ol
electro magnetism, effecting immediate reiei
from all acute pains, and -..-.-
Permanent Cure ofW Ncuralyic Diseases.
PULvERMACHER's ELECTRIC CHAINS
We're first used in France three years snceor the cure
of nervous after being submitted TO the most
thor trial in eycsy hospital in Paris by the most learned
Professor i'll that city, they were 10 ,he ,s
discovery During the year 2S5i they were
in sruany AUSTRIA Prussia and England, and one year
since introduced and patented by the u s. Government
Nos. astonishing cures Of
rheumatism St.Vitus Dance,
Painful and swecd Joints, rapitation Of the Heart,
Neuralgia of the tace, Perioulcai iieeha'hc
Deafness BiInlness, frins from ihiisc''ion'
IIysterics Dyspepsia. Uterine Pains,
Ecsiy Disease called Neruous,
is quickly and rapidly cured by simply wearing the Chain
for a few hours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the city Of New
York where they exhibited to Profs Valentine Mott
Van Buren, Post Cuenoehan who readily that
Syanqe and Singular I",cers Of
INSTANTLY RELIETING PALMS,,
whenever appel and hy their recommendation and in
they introduced into tbs different hospiis
of New York. and are nov in daily use IN those instu
in the treatment of the cure of the above named
diseases.
No Other Medical Agent
in the world can produce many well authenticatrd
certificates Of cure from Scientific Physic ana inte
gent Patients be found in each pamphlet which
may obtained (grats) at the Drug Store Of Tn.o 5
CHRIST who Is sole agent for nburs and vicinity and
who viii explain the Of to any one who may
apply. ~
In the city Of New York, at the General o.ce JOS
Broadway there daily being sold from 10 to 90 chains
and the sale and demand Boston Is great in proper
ton the population although they have only been in
troduccd three months
Chains easily worn, and are equally applicable
to all classes of personsthe child as well aS the adult
and always ready for get out of rcDairand
much article of ornament they of valuable
means of cure.
The Chains can be sent bJ mail to any part OF the I
States AMI be obtained in all the principal cities in
the Union Physicians rrqu se 10 examine them.
CARD LApIEs--Lses " no encien'e oqurstcd
them only for few moments at each time oi
applying by long continued Use, miscarriage is tre
quently produced.
Jc.EpH SrEIyERT Gen Agent. 5es Broadway New York.
THEO. 5. CHRIST, Agent, MIiilinburg,
Iv522Is] Union Co. Pa.
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Throw Physic to the Dogs

To illustrate the use of the GALSANIC BELL
suppose the case Of person afflicted WIKI thai y
of civilization, DYSPEPSlA OF any other tk---F
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, s-r-.1
arc taken, which, by their action on the nerTsr
muscles of the stomach. afford temporary rex 2
which leavc the patient in lower state ar =
Injured faculties after the action thus eNc.,s- a
.-asei. Now compare this vith.the efec. ---5
g from, the application Of the GALV AM b.
Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the wors: So
hms Of an attack, and simply tie the Belt rc-1- =
Ecdy, using the Magnetic Fluid as dirsc;e+ 20
fht-t period the nsensihe perspiration will a. :
she positive element of the Belt, therelv caa'ai
GaIvanic circulation which will pass on to =
negative, and thence back again to tie Fositi
thus keeping up Continuous Galyaale eircual
throughout the system Thus the most severe es'-
of plSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY tlhst
FEW DAYS Is AMPLY SUFFICIENT 10 ERi-s
s-rE 1.r
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WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS
From ono Of the most distinguished Ph!s
clans in the City Of New York.

al have been using Christies Galvanic artitls
quiet way among my patients for about tive y''
past, and confess am astoniskei at their 'uee!
II am sure disease is Nsrs.. Is. know ysst vi
they viii do In EpileP,ic Fits, particulsrSy
children; Deafness and Alec tons Of the Iis2s
adults; Paralysis and Palsy, in all ages ani -
several other diseases OF like n-..-., hich have 4
puzzled the profession, I foc the GAINS
articles OF surprising bench Althe yh dees
shameless quackery OF sii -ise,s S and ns7i
papers, l must express my ~ ~e and o.a
in the wonderful virtues OF CHRlSTiES CtS
TiVES. My name is, of course, confidential b.;
shall never hesitate TO recomna md your articles
all proper occasions-'
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HARRISBURG BINDERY.
j. j. Clyde & #. l.. Hutter,
Successorsto W. o. Hickok d Co.


Book BINDERS AND STATIONERs, AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
Harrisburg, Pa. ~.
NTOST respectfully inform theirfriends that
lNl they are engaged in the above business
n directly opposite Herr's Hotel II They
fatter themselves, by careful attention to their
business, to receive continuance Of the pat
ronage so liberafiy enjoyed by the old firm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, County Offices,
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety of full and half-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled to any pattern. Old Books,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa-
pers, Bibles. Music, works issued in Nos. &C..
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Please give MS a call. c. 4 II.
~ Books &c. to be bound may be left with
the Editor Of the Chronicle. 500
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Hops! Hops!! Hops ~

10 some of the interior counties of New
York, the growing Of hops for beer, &c,
and the making of cedar vessels to hold il,
is quite "stap!e" business, The Editor
Of the Cayuga Chief Prohibition print,
undertook to electioneer in the chop re.
gion," just before the late Election. Hear
him.
81 am in the midst of hop-yards, hop
politicians, hop patriotism, ,hop-temperance,
hop-christiauity, and hop democracy. The
fields are fragrant with Seymourism, and
incense goes up from every bale to the
veto god, who is cn,hroned amid beer yats
and stencbing kegs. Every pole is flag
staff reared to cast shadow over Learts
and bones. Around them rally class of
spirits who would wade through blood and
over rotting dead and open graves to a good
market: With feet crushing into living
hearts, they lift up the hop yard banner
and rally against the inebr;ate and his wife
and children. Their families must be
clothed and fed on hop yard profits, though
their neighbors are robbed Of food and
raimeut in the operation. The sublime
gospel Of the golden rule, has nothing to
do with the hop-yard religion They love
their neighbors, if they raise hops and 60
for Seymour. When such men die, their
graves should be surrounded with stakes
Of hop poles: they will reach farther to-
wards heaven than their souls will ever
60. Plant hops on the turf that hides
them f! The creeping vines shall grow
rich and fat on their carrion, as they, in
life, grew rich and fat on rotting human.
ty. But, were it possible for such men to
reach heaven. they would rebel. The golden
fields of bliss would be cherries withou;
a single hop-yard on which to rest their
aching gaze. They would hunt for brew
cries, and a market. They would turn
away from the compauionship of angels,
sa seek some good hop-farm in the "bc,ter
land" A "good cedar swamp would be
valuable investment, and in harvest time
they would haggle with angels about the
price per pound for picking.
"God be thanked-ten thousand times
thanked-that the dark valley is between
q rum cursed earth and the land of eternal
rest Hops bloom not in the grave, and /,
the. dead have no breweries. And the
monarch of tho internal Realm is to much
of Christian to admit the business into
his dcminions. When the traffick is closed
up on earth, its damnable work is finished.
"a great deal Of money is invested in
the liqnor busiues A great many men
have bought farms, expecting to pay for
them by raising hops. The Maine Law
ought to be kept off few years on their
account The ruin Of a few thousand
families and the death of few thousand
citizens, would enable them to get out of
debt!
~ have no soss! I do not want to
barter my manhood for such merchandise
l have soil which would grow hops, but,
when It will not raise bread, it may become
. desert. Rather put above my grave
On. rugged Sab wet with a single tear
Than countless bales marked Seymour and Strong
Beer"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-17

5 the only medicine capable of curing the
l. Head Ache, in half an hour. For.
merry, several days were required to relieve
this Distressing pain; whilst now the use of
the Elixir will, in a few moments, remove il
ehtireiy' Although but lately introduced to
puohc notice this wonderful preparation counts
thousands 10 % OF advocates. 1t is very beneficial
IN Nolds ana Coughs, checking the most OBJ
stinate fit Of coughing in minute mr. ,wo r.
Is an invaluable Family Medicine in all sudden
attacks of sickness. single trial will he !,
satisfactory evidence of its efficacy. Price Is
cts. per bottle. Prepared only by '0'-'
THOMAS 8. PRICHARD-
lis Calharine street, Philadelphia.
Agents.. BAKER ( CO.. Lewisburg.
GERilART, Sclinssroyc
1ohn sehnee, Peter German, Mt Pleasant
Hoyer Dassler, q. =. c. Mover, Freehnre.
Ep. II. $. Boyer, Peuns TT. x Roads
walter, Barton Co., Winfield
Brown Hilthh, TuztIeYiIE
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HENRY c. IlCKOK,
Attoratp at Gaw,
AND
TlUIARY PUBLIC
Lcwisburg, Union County, PA.
Executors Notice.
InStalment.

Office Susquehanna Raiirond CompGny,l
H,mnIsnunG, Jan. 20, 1854. )
rTyHE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company
are hereby notified that the Second
Instalment of Five Dollars per Share IS
called in. payable on or before the slh Of
February next; and an insialment of like
amount payable on or before the 10Th day Of
each month thereafter. until the whole is paid
in, to wit, the 10th Of October next-by those
residing in
Batimnre-ai Union Bank Of Maryland;
Dauphin coun,y-Bank of Mddletown;
Norihnmberl'd county-Bank of Norhumbld;
Union county-Lewisburs Savings Institution.
By order.
ROB. =. HOLLlNS. Treasurer.
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MANY THOUSAND

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from the most intelligent and respectable Isr'si
residing in every portion of the United States =.
be presented These are now unnecessary III
numerous selection embracing many staieHsi' :
the most extraordinary character st fciez: 70 ~
VINCE THE MOST SCEfTICAL may be ha- p :.
authorised Agent The interested are paIne--I'
invited TO call
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Life Insurance Companies

London National Loan Fund,
(26 Cornhill, London II Wall 81. NYork)
u Capital $2,50o,000
.Etna Life Insurance Company,
(Hariford. Conn.)
yAnnuity Fund $l50,O00
Keystone Mutual.
Harrisburg. Pa)
.J-Cari.al $l2O,000
DOLICIEs in the above Companies can be
obtained, on reasonable terms. by arpi-
cation to the subscriber. California risks, 3
to 4 per cent extra.
FebI9 &c. HICKOK, Lepisbure.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-17

thing else been tried in vain! The beneaciz. =. )
which have uniformly attended their uss ,ES
dently stated to be without parallel II Ii. IA
of Medical Science Clergymen, lawyers Al rs
suished persons holding elevated Official s-haz
merchants manufacturers, and mechanics, ,Ae -
and the rich alike; often whole families a-oa, Q
classes. ranks and conditions, have equally lsrl
cipiests, and have equally ac'tnowlelgel n. -
drous and often unexpected benefits which tie! -
thus received
ES- Let il be known and remembered :is; 'as-'
Natural Restorative for the Nerres Ga.'E-
ovl .ha. in >o-vnu. Dfxrasas W slntff
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CIIRISTIE'S GALVANIC CuRlTITES
Are mn Absolute and Positive Sp,e,s

The BELT is used when the body OF sysis- r.,
rally is affected !, the NECKLACE. for comp An
the Throat, as Asthma and Bronchitis an d !.
Head and the BRACELETS for all Disorder a =,
arms or limbs as Rheumatism, PALSY. Treuor a.,
Spasrroaic affections. These articles are simply a,
ulied as directed with the MAGNETIC FLUIJ .s;s-
accompanies them, and whea faithfully use -,
NEVER FAIL.
HS The great popularity and excellence y IL
GALVANlC CURATlVES consists in the fart ts1
they arrest and cure disease b. oa'rdrl e,-ga. -
in place OF the usu1l method OF Dragging ar!
Physicking the patient AL exhausted nature ,z.f
hopelessly under the infection Thy i,resg's- y
WA8le system e;ucli-e The circulation Of u. kso4 p,
mote the secreiiOHs igricorae he ,i:tre sn.n 81
can rerer DO the slightest harm iindr Gs
Since their introduction in tie United S:a;s 1-r
three wears since more than