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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20
From A. w. Hunt, NJ. D.

Prom A. W. Hunt, NJ. D.
vERsos, Aug 9, 1855.
"The longer use your glasses the fully
vinccd Of their superiority all others have ever
used"
From Rev. John W. Ogden.
WHfrE HALL, Aug. s, 1855.
Mr.. J. VI. sEoEs: Dear sir:I have used pair Of YOUR
Improved spectacle for about two weeks and find them
superior 70 any have tried, and have recommended
several Of my friends 20 call and try them and are much
pleased with them. felt tired while reading or nit
ing Sith them for hours together.
Yours very sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
From DR.. John Waters
NAsHvuLE, July IS, 1875.
Mr.. j. n. sKaNo6s: Dear Sir:-After careful exanBa-
ton and trial o. your ConcaveConvex specaces cheer
fully add testimony 70 their superiority all others
They enlarge the sphere Of focus and thereby greatly
eye Vson without producing the unpeAsantness created
by the form.
Very respectfully yours, JOHN WATERS.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20

From Hon. Geo. D. Prentice Editor Louisville Journal.
Undoubtedly they are the best Spectaces IL the
world The continuous Of them for any number
does not fatigue the eyes the least and the vision Of
is rendered by them in all respectable that Of youth.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20

WYE IA. asx avae.a ts prize e Cotton rarus and
w nsins Al H. 10, sand scents for nanoers and
7ee5 per &c qu4atittes abofs 10 oAs Aaa tns
regulated b. quantify, - hsFsssfere
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
plED

10 Leyisburs, on the ith inst, M,nr I,Sr'
daughter of Thomas anil Catharlne Mackey,
aged Il wears and months.
On the 2nd inS.., in BuiialSe township, "a
ru,rIsr. wife OF James Simonton, IN the 3lS'
year Of her age. leaving an afflicted husband
and fo;,r children,
In Gregg Up. Center Co, siih nit, AnAN
So>>r,G. in his Slst year--a solder OF III"
Revolution. He was married to his surviving
widow 66 years ago-their united ages III
years.. He was buried with military honorS.
In iIagerstown. Md. 10th ult., Rev. HtNnr
FrSK. formerly of R!oomsburg, IN ihe -9lh
year of his age
In Berwick, 9Th nit. MaLcom EvtSs' infant
son Of Josiah B. and LYDIA W. DodSon.
In Athens, Pa (.'Tiosa Point ifih March,
Major ZspuoS FIowEp in his goth vcar-a
Revolutionary Pensioper upwards OF 60 years
resident OF the 5usquehanna Valley, and an
active Surveyor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
Iewisburg Chronicle west Branch Farmcr-N1ay H. 1855

Our Northern exchanges, from Long
Island to Missouri river, assure us that
there is good prospect for an unusually
large product of wheat and other crops of
small grain the coming season. The news
to this effect from the great Northwest is
especially cheering. Spurred up BY the
high prices of the last years scanty re-
turns, the flrmers out there have provided
for an abundant harvest, and they are ap-
r-opriating the opening spring il active
plowing and sowing in order TO supply as
far as prssiblt all existing and prospective
Leicieucies elsewhere.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
Ml AHR1&On

In Turbut township, Northumberland Co.,
on the Sd inst. by Rrv. PhInea> Barber, EiLIs
+. Gu>nY. of East Bufialce tp Union Co, and
Miss M,RGAREr v. SINnNroS. OF the former
place Our thanks are due this h1rpy pair
for remembering the printer in very >;ecIa'
rnanne.. Nav prosperity ever attend ;hem,l
In EaSi Bufaloe. 3Gtb I'LL, by John Guudy,
Esq. D,yr, Taou,s. OF BulaIoe, and Miss
SARAH SL,KR, Of Union Tp.
In Mililnburr. I'd inst, Lv r. e. KrefIcr,
Mai. WV. B. Suniv, Il, of Du!aioe TT, aud
Miss C,rn.uINg GursLrrs of Niililnhurg.
On the lSt inst. bv casper, GEoRSk
Bs,yrp and ASx, Fr-uru. both OF Union Tp.
On the 3d INST. hv the Rev. DR.. Watson,
Ssruorn l.. BALI. "a, of NIner>ville, ,Schuyl-
xiii Co. I, Macy J,v,. daughter of the late
Thomas Pollock. deed. of Milton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
The Lewisbprs Chronicle.

Ay ISDEPENHL
~ F,ifdy N,rDiays at Le'riSGurg,
l'SH'' T. fe;an c,sniy, Ps""~iea"ia,
,,s $50 per ,car, II 81 r,i' IN ArrANcE-and
7b"h .sf,-n longer or sh'.t.r period. Thus,
at the for fou- months, - cts f'r six months,
70 'ea'. m,nrh.. iir sixteen months, - for two
81 SIM, Nos. is. Pawn m'nts bg mail (paid)
ro, IN cold. pos,a;. stamps or bank notes q their
"a r,r-..s tc stop with the time paid for.
,.,s-s,.rs handsomely Inserted at . cents PER
rr. IS cents each Subsequent insertion s.
-. - wear. Haif s.uaTe-2ic. l5c, =,
,s,u,r.s-.l, 5Gc, 81 so. Merchants &c. MT
,,,-.b of column, so y""-. All others a may
u,,a. A % uarc ia lG lines Il brew. or l. "'
,ri, Large cuts. stcTeotyFcs, and advertisements o.
,.r,oraIizi " tend .ucy. not admitted.
accommodations d.srci topics Of general intcrcs
-, within the range Of party ;tTan contest All
70 come postpaid accompanied 10y the Name aid
.,,.,.s f,be writer, 10 rcct,.c attention.
Tn. MAGNETIC TELLiRAril is located in TIE Office
~. c,-onir,e bv which o:ien st important News
IN advance 4 the Nails
,.,,,i jl the pfrc aInp'" materials for most
,,n,sofyaB PRINTING. which Nil oe executed with
-, and i,..,a.-h and on rcaEoua'it terms
-,,,l Advertisement 80 lee paid !'r Y hen haniei
, rb Wort etrn delivered.
on, on Make, s.rec;, north .ile, second story "a
= ''' voRDEH & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

EY-As was expected by every sensible
man, the ruthless violation Of the Missouri
compact to satisfy the greedy nav of Sla-
very, has proved Pandora's boz ofevils.
The last intelligence from Kansas shows
that blood has been shed at Ft. Leaven-
worth, in a dispute at squatters' meeting,
when a lawyer named Malcom Clark
struck another lawyer named NJ Crea, who
drew a revolver and shot Clark dead on
the spot. Mr. Parks, it was stated, had
been Lynched, ard his house burned; and
the mob Threatened TO punish, even unto
death, any one who should dare to ques-
tion the polir- = slavery.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
4 PTofessarshin Filled

We learn by conn. unication from the
General Agent in the last Phi!ad. Christ
ian Chronicle, that the Board of Trustees
of the University at Lewis burg have filed
the Divinity Profcssorship, endowed some
time siuce, by calling to the Chair Rev.
THIS. Z. Curtis, recently occu, ying the
pulpit for Rev. DR.. Williams in New
York city. slr. Curtis is known to the
pu. lie as the author Of work On Com
munior, ably illustrating the distinction
between Christian fellowship and Church
fellowship, as held by the Baptist tenom
ination.
Mr.. bell also states that the Building
Fund is not yet sufficiently enlarged to
warrant the Trustees in erecting the Main
Elfce this season, and they viii not un-
dertakc it until the needfal provision is
made.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

The cpen American C0nYer lion meets
at Harrisburg, 7th June.
A preacher in Ohio named Wilson en-
gagged himself in marriage to clscea femal-
es--not to say ladies except in law-of
his congregation, and borrowed money
from some Of them, hen his business was
discovered, and he decumpei. Women
who evi. ce such haste to "entrap" well
appearing strangers, deserve little sym
pathy, and get less.
Potatoes have been selling in Harris
burg at sl,25 to $3.50 per bushel.
Rev Uriah Kaufman, recently died in
New jersey, from the rupture of a blood
vessel while preaching, formerly pastor Of
the Windsor Baptist Church, U"cblan,
Chester Co, and was some time in the
University ct Lcwisbnrg. He leaves :
wife and one child 20 mourn lis loss.
Rev. Benjamin s. Schenck, has taken
charge of the Boasburg Academy.
Major George Ii. Slower of Center coun-
ty, is appointed Deputy Leather Inspector,
Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

FIRE IN MILEsBURG-We learn that
on Sunday night last, about II o clock, a
large frame house in Milesburg, owned by
Mr.. John Campbell, was totally destroyed
by'fre. The house was occupied by Mr.
James II. Upton, who succeeded in saving
his furniture, &C. 1t is supposed that the
fire was caused by ashes being put into a
box while tl.ey were hot. The insurance
on the house ran Gut il March last.-Bet-
kilnk, VIZ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

Eg-The Reading editors, Faya the
Lebanon Courier, charge twenty-five cents
TO insert marriage notite, and the con-
sequence is they get very few to insert
u presume the reason to be, that the
ncn getting married down there; don't
consider their wives worth quarter.
Well, perhaps the Reading gentlemen
are right about those they wed iu that
region; such however weui not be the
current price il our market.- Bertctcs
G0.cfc.
Down here in Union county, the usual
fee for inserting marriage notices is cake
large enough for a family "tea," gold
dollar, or years subscription to the
Gronicle. Good country, that Buffaloe
VALLEY, and parts al ,cent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

rea-The Philadelphia Election resulted
in the success of the American party, by
close votes. Each Council has small
majority of that party, and the minor Of
fees are Of the same stripe. Dr. +. Knox
Morton is elected Treasurer, and George
NJ. Hill, Commissioner, each by less than
four hundred majority. 1t was tight fit
against all the other parties.
Among the members eject of Councils
We observe Col Joseph L. Chester C'Juli-
an C:amcr,') Col. VIM. c. Patterson,
Hon. Charles B. Peurose, Pierce Butler,
q
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

The St. Louis Rep"Llican,a a D lnocratic
paper, says ''That Hon j. y Douglass
passed through that city on his way home
from a stumpiug tour through Virginia
for Wise, and that while he tarried in St
Louis, he gave it as his candid opinion
that the people IF the 'aitei States void
nominate and elect the next President
themselves, and that Sam Houston would
be the man"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

The WHEAT CRop-The information
received from tic Genesee valley is that
the wheat crop looks promising, and scar
cely eter appeared better. A large in
crease Of ground has been planted with
every seed and esculent that give susten-
ance to man. These remarks may be ap-
piled to the crops, generally, over the
country.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

Col Benton has written letter, dated
the 18th ult., in which he states that there
is no Indian war on the upper Missouri
and North Platte-that he has received
ample proof to sustain this assertion, and
that the new regiments were raised for
another purpose, which, he thinks, lies
in the direction Of Cuba.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
J. Franklin Harvey, II. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC Fb!sician--wcali
! L respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
Lewi>burg auf vicinity that BE- has permanent
IL located himself IN this Place, and asks
share Of the fubIc patronage, lrelIu, assured
that he can treat with unsurpassed success all
durable diseases that the human family arc
prone ic. In the treatment Of >ea,es Of te-
males and children the great II N 'path!c
Law stands without a rlyali also IN chronic
diseases, that has baGici The skill of other sys-
tens, Homeopathy stands forth as a giant,
claiming victory IN almost every case All
We afflicted, give 1t trial it viii not COS. you
much Try before you coudelGa.
Df. II. IS 4 regular graduate of the Homn-
cpa'hic Medical College, Of Pennsylvania,
(Phuada)
O'ice on Second street, above Market. for
merry occupied by Dr.. Wilson, where he can
be- consulted al all times when not on proies-
si1ual duty.
Lewisburg, April 30, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
The lons. .es,aalisaed lat Store!

The long established Hat Store.
E'RANhLlN SPYkER wOal | respect
fully announce that he has Just opcnrd
most splendid assortment Of SPRING AND
SUMMER HATS. Gs5's, ana CL0-
THING, and is selling them ~ lower prices
than ever before offered in LewiSbufT.
EEats-Moleskin SILK, Brush, ,Wita-awate
AG-pla, Hungarian, Panama. Straw. CHIP &c
S,ps Of all sorts, sizes, descriptions ana
prices.
Flats and Fancy Hats for CHILDREN, Of
the latest and most beautiful patterns.
e'.otssias ior Spring AMI suHG.er-sueh
as ats, Pants. Vests, SnlfI>, II 'sIrrv. GogeS,
>uSr,-.Ier,. aad evefy other sort Of Wearing
Apparel Of he latest cut. and cheaper than
The cheapest
Carpet Bags, Trunks Umbrellas, and
--ea' ~lrieiy of other articles.
~ re public are cordially invited 10 exam
ids h.s stock, As he Is confident that they will
b" satisfied with his Goods al Prices. Re-
member the Old Stand Market street. II door
cast Of Third, formerly & + SPykcFl
LeTisbury, tnr!i 81, 1873
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
For the LewisbuTg Chroniol.
Advice to those who Study.

Never perplex your mind with the fear
that you can not remember. IMake no
e6jort 10 remember Let your whole effort
be to uadrs,and When the whole sub
ject CT your lesson is once completely uu-
dcrstood, remembering will follow as easily
and almost as surely as light follows the
rising Of the sun. Try this for one month,
aud then decide TEACHER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

Far,L AccIpESr-A distressing occurrence
happened in Sunhury on Saturday evening,
2s,h ult. A daughter Of Mr.. Barrsher, about
twelve years old, was engaged In picking coal
from the railroad track, near the corner Of
Water street, when two trains. between which
She was standing, were pushed together while
being shifted crt!>hng her head between the
two bumpers, causing Instant dea,h.
On Thursday, 26th ut., while the locOmo-
tive, Lancaster, with a coal train was going
east from Sunbury 10 Shar'okin, t.e fireman
on ire engine met with an accident that has
since resulted IN his death. The train, follow
ed by the passenger train, was ua"elrg RI
piilY, when il became necessary for the fire
man 10 oil some Of the wheels. IN leaning over
his head came in contact with enc Of the
bridges, throwing re OF the CT me, and in
which situation he vs. not discovered until
the train hal ~ |. We uni rstand that he
leaves 4 amhy. The mans Lame was Ca p
bell SUnb,irp Gd,titc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

HAzELTo., Pa. May 9-1 p. N
Four inches of snow fell here this morn-
ing. 1t is now raining.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

Ha- A North Branch co,emporary quotes
fugitive Telec. lphic despatch, pitches it
at US, and asks cur opinion Of it We
are not advocates o. subjects, however, of
inquisitor;ai powers, and never having
sent tie despatch, shall not, until we
copy it, or something like it, attempt to
justify or condemn : statement Of which
we have no more knowledge than our
auestioncr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
Administrators N1tice.

VHEREAS. Letters Of Administration tc
w the estate of PETER MYERS. late OF
the Borough of Lsw.shurg, Comfy Of Ln'on'
deceased. have been granted TO tbs subscriber
all persons indebted - >alie are request
et IL r;,aie immci..'e payment; aud those
Having claims against the same, VII pfesen'
Them duly authenticated for settlement l"
Alta 81 JOHN u. LINN. 11m'r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
EPsrsSDsgsG, ga.
MORNING. My Il. lS3o

<>~-<-~-~- - - -
,nyrrrlyr'- -.anuf,ct,,-.-s Vi -Tc'i'rts. Nrr,ancN'
A pin. OY.ers in CITY snt tvuutrr. f"''i'i-
:, eo 80 So s.ll-.t.f1 10 we'll 20 employ tl''
oi,rns Of the L,nts ss,,.g cra4i- Nhl'A mas = ~. =
and Increasing circulation IN o'in.,i.E ',,,'-
f,r. proportion of ctiT'. s'r~n. Po-Ec'is -
.uI dealers Us any ia the stat'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

Ea Seven prisoners escaped from the
Danville Jail last week, by means of false
keys, and help from outside. Three were
confined for riot three for the robbery Of
Mr. St. Clair, and one for larceny.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

DE.n.-Levi Smith, the youns man who had
his skull fractured by blow from an oar a,
ButiermiliI Falls about three weeks since, died
of his injuries on Tuesday last. He was
from Glenhope, Clearfeld county, and was :2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

tfa-The New Berlin papers are wont to
claim great superiority in the prcrara-
ton of ae,cs for their 'numerous" patrons.
Well, two weeks papers have appcare !!
since the Judges met in Snvasr ounty-
and the New Berlin papers ar not to
have rot "the news vet.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

BosToS, May 9.-The Resolution ex-
pelling Hiss was passed this afternoon, by
a vote of l20 to 80. 1t was, however,
finally reconsidered and then postponed
until to morrow.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

@The Summer Session ot the Lewis
burg University, aud also of the Female
Institute, open on Thursday Of next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

The removal of the bodies of deceased
persons from the cd English or Presby-
terian Market street grave yard, in Lewis
burg, to the new Cemetery, is still going
on, and we have heard of three cases in
which the bodies were found more or less
petrifed The soil is lime stone fcrina
ton, and part of the yard sometimes be-
ing very vet, accounts for the phenome-
non. In the last case, the body Of man
buried less than twenty years ago, :" the
prime of life, was found con- lete!y Lang
Cd to stone, excepting the he'd and cart of
the neck, which had dacaycd. Thus while
in some eases after death the BODY crum-
bles to dust, and hardly an atom Of ashes
can be found where was full grown man,
in other instances by scmc operation
equally strange the PARTICLES became chang
ed into limestone rock, as hard and as
heavy as marble itself
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11

This knue with its connexions, forms the shortest
And most direct route 70 Canada and thc lakes.
Only one chang of Baggage between Philadelphia and
Canada or the Lakes.
Passengers purchasing Tickets by this Line have the
privilege OF stopping at any Of the abOte points and
Stunning their seats at pleasure
Well managed. according to the public
notices, this must become one Of the most
profitable and pleasant thoroughfares in the
Union.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
Philad. to the Lakes in a day.

On Monday Of ih.s week. the attempt was
commenced 10 reach Niagara Falls or BuAa-
10, by Day Express, the evening Of the dsy
o. an early start from Philadelphia. Whether
they accomplished the feat. We have no def
mite information. Their time table is To leave
Philad. al 8, 4. NJ, reach Nl,;5n about noon,
ard y 'asara or Buffalo a. 10, 7 VI. BY this
route, Detroit /, advertised 10 be reached in
"a hours, Chicago IN q hours, and 81 Louis
IL as hours. we get the Mail, by }, P. NJ,
by this arrangemenr) Fare to Milton Ss5.l5.
ro Buffalo or Niagara $40.
A Mail Tram leaves Ph,laI. at I. so, p. VI.
running TO PousviIle only.
The Night Express leaves Phiiad. at $50
P. ", and reaches Niagara Falls at 1880 A.
NJ, IN time for Train 10 Detroit. Chicago. &c.
Distances from Piiiadeiphia (rjq CGhqpissa X.
PN T., S;gp,-1 E'gE,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
FOREIGN News.

Ey the Asia ct Halifax, Monday, We
have Ave days later news from Europe
The bcmbardment Of Sevast"pol continued,
without material progress towards reduc-
ing the town There is rumor that The
Allies had suspended their FIRE, but the
story wants confirmation. 1t is stated that
there was severe. passage between the
French and Russians at sortie on the
18th, the hottest fight since lnkermann.
Another sortie, on the 18th, was prompt
" rcpulsed. The French say that they
have made SOME important advances near
the Malakoff tower, while Prince Gorcha-
kotf says the fire of the Allies was slack
ing Up that lie had destroyed some OF
their advanced works, and that the Hus-
sion losses were diminishing. The Grand
Dukes Michael and Nicholas have gone
70 the Crimea. Menchikof is rot dead.
Prussia appears to be siding with austria
in favor of Russia From Japan We hear
of the ratification of the Treaty with the
United States, which took place at S'moda
on the 2ls. Of February. The Chinese
insurgents have left Sharg hai. The open
ing of the Universal Exhibition at Paris
had been postponed to the 10th or 10Th OF
May.-Tribsne.
Miss Josephine NJ. Buckley, wto re-
Gently escaped from NunLery at Hagers-
town, has issued Card, denouucins a
pretended Narrative of her escape about
to be issued by some two-penny book
seller in New York,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
Agricultural Society-next Fair.

The Quarterly Meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Union County Agricul-
,ufs! Society, will be held at the Office of
=. D.. "e.fiek, Esq, in New Berlin, on Tues
c, aasi inc 10Th of May inst, first Court
week! at o'clock p. u. The Premium
.,s' .,s.s Is 10 be decided upon, and a general
a'sndance Of Officers is desired.
JACOB GuSDY, President
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-05-11
D.. II. Il. DarshaIn,
IiVING permanently located in Le-

HAVING permanently i9catei IN Le-
1 wIsburg. Pa.-(c..iCe al the lower end
OF Market street. nearly opposite to Peters
Hoien--w respectfully announce 10 The
citizens Of the town and vicinity. .ha: he Is
prepared 10 answer promptly all calls in his
p-uiesvicn. y, has devoted much time and
speciaI attention to all diseases and by the
success winch has attended his practice in
Other PLACES, hc expects a good share cf :he
pubic patronage.
Special attention will also he given 20 all
Chronic diseases. such a Female mp'aiu'c
Of every form and variety. Liver Compliant,
Piles. Dyspepsia. .Rhau'n lti>m. Scroiuia Drop
-. t-ue. bronchitis. SIRE Eyes, Nervous or
SICK ucadl l- Nsuralcia, -. NitlS' Dance,
Flrs. c ,u,u rtp,ion. Asthma, Ulcers. Cancers,
Tetfer. S,ali Head. rhi,emaSla Dolens or milk
leg FIstula. Palsy, Cataract, Deafness, Hare
ha, White Swelling. Debility. TumorS. CornS,
e. &c. In almost every Chronic case
complete cure vii nc effected. the directions
axe followed. No per Is required INIT cure
is performed. Charges VIII invariably he as
MISUNDERSTANDING. April l2. 1880 6'n
N,-r-Dr VI has stalled ~. ol a, ''' NrT systrrr
q Nsi.riat. rui -ili frari'" a." "" rr Nui"sIan
tIrcti-s srp ILi- rlff4-e- th" H " Ir-u'r
,lIoYtI,! ., torn, except Ja mo- Elceivg : Seldom
t-cI T. ,ouaiu- the G'auc >VetrHl an ct iE'nS
v,Iu,Hlr fr,n ever. oh,r s-t"1 or -'urr" Whatever
it :. american In H. ohNra5itr, always prcsrs,ns @nt
i.luroy Ing