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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

JoSEPl! HEGEMAN, AucTIoNEERLTiIIs DAY, FRI;
day, May g. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, precisely, at the central
saicrooms corner of W'oughby ana Pearl str large
and general assortment OF good plain second hand furniture
pier glass; oval mirrors Brussels carpets, paintings 81.
Purchasers will be required their goods Immediately
after the sale require the another
large sale Tuesday May Il, after which shall have
70 for tho annual sale Of second hand velvet
Brussels three ply Ingram stair carpets, ocobs, &c,
which will take place on Friday, May H.
MATTHEW DOUGHTY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WI household urnitnre panoiorc rosewood psrlor SUITS
tire furniture contained In the four story residence i West
pancfore solid rosewood psror suits In broes'el se
ganly carved centre tables, rosewood bookcases, line
library Of books by eminent authors pier and oval mirrors
ps rich velvet Brussea and other carpets; mahogany and
black French bedseads, hair mattresses beds
and bedding stands mahogany dining and
extension tables heavy Lace and brocacl window eurtns,
mahogany sofa bcds and cte toes; hall oilclohs,
Brussels and stair carpets dress and plain bureaus.
waasands tole SETS china, crockery and glass ware
Kitchen furniture The whole To be perempto
ry sold. Catalogues at house. cash deposl will be
quired from all purchasers
INTERIORS;, MIRRORS, MIRRORS AT AUCTION
N prices-Wo have on hand very large and superior
stock looking glasses which, for good reasons win BE- sold
ycrJ low. q. X. COVERT.
ga Broadway, between 2ist and I'd streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

w day al asa Canal street. forty ave velvet bgusacls.
aresiry three ply ard other carpets, 800 yards olCOs; also
large quantity o. remnants Of AL kinds o. carpet dugges
mating. Sr Also paper hanginRs, window shades. Re.
Ao large quantity household furniture OF every descrp
ton oot mr. stove china gass This sale worthy VI al
t.nou Of dealers a. we'll ss families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

THos yEITCrI AUCTIONEER. STORE Is SPRUCE ST
sie'ms salo.-This day, rrdayl May a. II A. ~ =,
tie Crystal Palace, sixth and fortiet street All u
RIGHT tile and interest of the Ulster Company which they nad
IN quantity OF lead ore &C. JAS. Z. Wllabhf s1cfhL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-08

MUSICAL. AND DANCING.

CADxNY OF KEMO TO LET-PoR oPERA4 ouD
"A certa balh lectures and smilw respectable puDo1an
Apply n H. IT, wOfLn No sruth ur~rk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

TF7IIIS elegant work. exhibiting the UNITED sTATss AND
L TERRITORIES, NEEFCo, CENTRAL AMERICA, BRITISH
PROVINCES. WEST INDIA ISLANDS, c- Ssc Is nyph the
valuable and reliable map of the country eNant
II is on LARGER SCALE than any embracing much
territory. previously issued.
AGENTS WANTED in ali parts Of the country. The
rapid sale Of the work and liberal commissions allow
ed makes the business highly prcffa5ie For psrtcu-
lars address E. Z. Brattan, Peru illinois, the publish
=. Al GjSIJS MITCHELL.
MIN Philadelphia.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

THE subscriber offers for sale valuable FARM ofab0ut
800 acres Of land, situated about four miles north
est ofthe village of Mineral Point About one hum
bred acres under fence anu eighty acres under cult
walton Il has sufficient Timber TO support the farm.
IN Orchard Of 500 choice fruit trees apple, pear
ana peach Of which have been ST live years, and
part Of them already bearing fruit me buildings con-
fs- # rood frame dwelling house aad good barn 50
by feet For further particulars amply 70 the subscr-
her on 40 ,,rar,fsas JAMES McMUIIEN.
Fortv arrcs Of the above Is good hay bottom. Good
cattle Sheds and sablu in the basement Of the barn for
Mineral Point nee % 1S5G 3rl52s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
Improved Farm for Sale.

r'IfE undersigned DESTROYS Of dcv0tnC his whole time
aud attention his Honriuc ulill offers for ssls
his well known homestead FARN mile ans, half ives.
Of the ourlsainE village Of DodgeEie il Iowa county,
said Farm consists of 100 acres nearly one
half under cultivation. the remainder being timber
hav bottom. It Is well watsreG. ali enclosed has
good dwelling houses, rock spruE-hoase. large harm
with stationary tbreshil- machine attached and
house and viii If desired, be sold with growing crops and
farming implements.
For further particulars enquire of the undersigned up
on the premises.
May q. 1S56.-22tf WILLIAM JAMES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
p i NIU NJ BIN DIN G.
At MADISON. WISCONSIN,.

gyTEED ETEHUARD. having opened extensive
~ Book EnGery, take this opportunity of informing
the community az large hat Jh prepared 10 execute
all orders which may rt-led their care such a.
furnishing state and County officers with
Blank Books,
OF all kinds, ruled order, and the best gudZt aF
pGycT OLD Books IchoUGd, in Turkey Horocco, Plain
English, Gait sheep. or Paper Bindings. Magazines
Pamphlets, session Law" c t1uud in the best of stye-
all Of which work viii bs Tire lowest MiIvau-
kce prices.
q Paper for Blank Books, consisting Of cap CROWN
de. medium royal, suD-roy ri, imperial, double crown
and folio post, always hand.
N.B.-orders from q distance must he accompanied
with pattern for Ruling, and the size or uauer required
and style ot Binding, must be- Designated otherwise the
work VII be execute. u accordance with usual form
for the Blank Book u5rea This establishment is en-
relr new, and embraces the latest Improvements in
Ruling and binding. " * E
Madison, oct. 90 1851 #
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
Horses, Buggias, and Carriages,
EAHTI FOR SkIEI

viii sell reasonable terms, hundred and sixty
acres of choice land, at being square quarter sec
cousin. the immediate nai-lborEood Of two fourr
mills miles from the Wisconsin river. three miles
from the Milwaukee and Prairie On Chen Railroad
acres under cultivation 90 acres Of handsome bur
oak grove the stream Of Otter Greek running
corner said land. 4 comfortable heved log
kitchen attached thrifty fruit trees other
shrubhery out buildings sc. Immediate possession Civ
en-. For further particulars, enquire o. z. NORToN,
adjoining the premises.
Dated CLYDE Feb. - 1886. f1-tL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
stGste,lnarons.
JUDICIAL ELECTION EGTICE.
Supreme Goart and County Judges.

oI1cE ls hereby given that election VIII be held
On the fst tuesday, being the 18th of priI next
"a he several towns wards and election precincts the
ale Of WISCONSIN, for the election OF Chief Justice Of
me supreme Court il place OF Edward Y. Wilton whose
Term OF service will expire the first Monday of Janu-
airy next N
1t the sam time an election will he held in the several
towns wards and election precincts Iowa county of
org 9lzed for judicial purposes, for the election
~ ,ouiitN IdEe Tor iowa county, in place l.. NJ
t"ns' whose term of service VIII expire on the first
''ooaS 81 january 1ezsaid elections 10 he held the
oteS 'aivasSed and returns made in accordance win
isons Of chapter thirty-s of the general laws
OF l>-r+, So TAR as the same may be applicable.
Given under my hand at the Capital III Madison this
18th day Of February, 1857.
D. ". JONES
Sec'y of State.
SHERFF's OFFICE. GEO MESSFRS1IITu
Iowa Co., Wis, March . 81. Sherif.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden to Mine Dis 9th
erNl>e irespdso upon Mineral from the n W
quarter of the \ quarter ot section FIVE, 81 town
hve. range three . east. or any other lass belong.
ing 70 the undersigned, without nv consent In OF
such reSPaSs the parties viii &c dealt with according TO
Law. WILLIAM JAMES.
Dossss7Iis, July Irrh 1855 la-a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

You VII. please announce the name Of
I.4ate for the Office OF Justice Of
saasa:rE election. gte
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

--z,r.r.-We are requested 10 announce
# Il. STRONG AZ an independent candidate
C-au.y Judge for Iowa County. at the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

r.s a- 14SEssL Po1ST.-At the request
friends I hereby announce myself a.
r--.. .aee of Town Treasurer Of Mineral
-gasiuation Of the Peoples Caucus
CHARLES COTTERELL.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

CAVE Ar Blue AtorxaS-t,;-
Quite IN eNciramcr, ms
gttle village Of Pokarrilre
1ae Mounds. in this county. nv
cave, containing numcr1u,
Dir. Carpenter. residing ir
et sinking a well some time
rd traces of lead ore. and 4
striking a lode of miner
fasting the rock, he reached
N-y and seventy feet. when
II discovered containing bones
facts we gather from 4 pri-
2 Brigham. of Blue Mounds.
LsciJv- Tie letter gives no
SIZE IF the cave, but state
session are as large rs these
.ea aN"r horse. Wholesome teeth
Ia. ,hey belonged to some YET
me- Of them being two ar
-, e2es square, with u: rs more
Aa1isoz ,Jou-acL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
FRANKLIN FIRE AND aIAIITNE
N S RI ANCE COMPANY
FOND Do LAC, WIS
Capital $500, 1000.
Cash PAD ii. 100000

I-Qecla attention given 70 Insurance or FARM TRo,va
~, DWELLINGS AND OCT-BUILuISGs.
~ KS Suen buildings contents on favorable tenn.
: Iot . or years isNres Stores, Warehouses Buit
loses o4HItaniy adj Hstc and promptly PAID ~ c Ash
THIS Company is Joint Stock ASSOCIATION rr,-ariI4
iIef q sPeeial Charter granted by the Ie-i>iaure Of
Wisconsin with an authorized Capital Of 100000 on,
4a''oei '0H52U dollars al which, Is paid in and Sc
t't invested d" p2i's and mortgages The Company
reg 'o- 'ae pleasure IA recommending ii r. Tie rliIio
,ol, Is "otl} OF confidence AMI support with the as
a7te' IS this as purely stock COMPANY no rnutusI
business VIII DC Gone, nor premium notes taken.
Officers ". VI. DONALDSON. President: !. W
EDDY, Vice President; ". Z. GI!lsoy Sa,re+,ry.
GIBSON, General Agent. -
lily ). II. CLARY, Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
MANY CITIZENS.

r-Dez.-Hr. BiJss-Please announce the
..rrg HUTCHIS0N as an independent candI-
-r,s Of County Judge, and oBlige
MANY CITIZENS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
TURNING SHOP

AVING now completed all the necessary Machinery
for the purpose the subscriber is prepared 10 do all
kinds Of Turning on the shortest notice aud on the most
reasonable terms at his shop Chestnut street few
rods north from NiItou's. JOHN Glow NET.
Mineral Point, sept. L lS56. 35tf
DURE LIQUORS for medicinal purposes Cognac Bran
1 DIV. Port Wine. Madeira Wine. Old Jamaica Ku-n
Holland Gin Bourbon whiskey London Porter scotch
Ale. SeheidaIa SchnaPF+ at T33tf. yIvIAN'S
DRUSHEs.-Cloth. Hat, Shaving, Hair. Tooth. Ma,
ID Paint from G00G1 TO :. Yarnish DO IN Tin Camel.
Hair. Granting, Du~tnr. Whtewas. HORSE hoe S-o,s
acsuLsIn.. Camel Hair Pencils az -3u YIVIts's
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31
AVID OTHER MATTERS.
-~,oy ToWS MEETING.

,rtls town Of Mineral Point, irrespective
-srnested to meet at the Court House, on
AUril 81. at Z o'clock. to nominate q
- oticers TO be supported on the eth April.
G. Z. BLISS, Gin Rep. Com.
Z. Z. OTIS, chm Dem. Com.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-31

iVe IN store very extensive stock and having am
pie prepared To acknowledgements to country
merchants fully equal to those OF Eastern markets I3mg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
cp,ND JuRoRs-FEB. TERM.

GRAND JURORs-FEB. TERM.
White Deer-James Marshall, David Meyer
Samuel Gemberins
MNinbpg-John Cast
Bufaloe-David Herbst
Lin.estone-Sam Pellman, John Lose, Daniel
Shalier, Christian Shively.
H1riky-Wm Halfpenny, Emanl Rather man.
John Lucas. VIM Eilert
Lew,sbug-Chas Penny, VIM Moore, Abner
NJ Lawshe
Vest Buf,ioe-John Stoneback, John Law
renee, Elias Kaup
KeRy-Jchn Grove Sr. Tho's Comfy, Fiavel
Cllngan, John Bennage
East Bufaioe-Thomas Penny
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Neu BerEn-Charles Anies, VIM Roshong, 6
w Baum, David Spitler.
Le,yisburg-C F Schaflie, John Rohland. o R
worse, ] A Mertz. . n Worden, p Nevius,
5 Marsh, John Locke, J p Ross
Union-lIenry Gibson, Jesse Walter
.Jgckson-John Maize
Lime,toue-John Shenke. John Rinkert
Mf7in5urg-Danel Moss, Henry Baum, John
Rishel
East Bn6aioe-Elias Frederick
White Deer-Isaac Stadjen, Jacob Lesser. Jas
Culbertson, Elias Noll. David SteninRer
West Bu6aL,e-Chares Moll, Daniel Fisher,
VIM Watson, John Gable, Conrad Sheckler,
Robert Eikey
KeHy-Jno Moyer, Jno Criswell. Jos Kelly
Dunkle. WIN. Hauck, George
Gephart, WIN Sleans
Spislemver, Andrew Cook,
Mark Hafpenny, John Smith. Saml Charles,
John Church. ia Latshaw Jr, WIN Fisher
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all con-

~ cernei that the following named persons
have settled their accounts In the Registers
Office at Lewisbure, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
TO be held at LEWISBURG, for the county OF
Union, on the third Friday of FEB. next
being the 20lh day Of said month, VIZ:
The final account Of B. +. Van Boskirk
Administrator Of Richard Van Boshuk, late OF
Mifiilnhurs, deceased.
The account of Christian and Jacob
Shively, Executors Of George Shiueiy. late OF
Limestone township. deceased.
3 The account Of George Deal, Admins
traitor Of Henry De0i, late Of New Berlin,
deceased.
4 The account Of Daniel Shaffer, one OF
the Administrators Of Jacob Mg6er, late OF
Limestone township, deceased.
5 The final account o: Ner Middeswarth,
Administrator of Henry Kick. late Of Beaver
township, now Snyder county. deceased.
6 The account of John Wilt, Guardian Of
MaEnda, Alfred, Su,annah and E6-ajeh c.
BeckLy. minor children Of Elizabeth Becsley,
late of Mifflin burg. deceased.
7 The account of VIM. Eilert and John
Wilt, Executors Of the last will and testament
of JOHN H. Ebert, late of Hartley, deceased.
]. w. PENNINGTON. Reg'r.
REGISTERS Office Lewlsburg Jan. IS, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13

TNION county, SIS.
u Jos.R.Mason by his Guardian JohnWilt,

TNiON county, SIS.
u Jos.R.Mason by his Guardian JohnWIli'
James u. Mason, Samuel B. Mason, Washing
ton Mason, Emanuel Kaiherman and Harriet
A. his wife late Harriet A. Mason, and
Charles Mason.
In the Cont of Common Pleas of Union
county. No. 10, Sept. 7. ls56-Writ de
parililOne, &c.
And now, To wit, Dec. IS. 1856, on motion
of Isaac SIenker Esq. Attorney ioi PHI, Rule
on all the parties interested both Plaintiff and
Defendants 10 appear by the first day OF next
Term (being the 9th day Of February nexD
TO accept or refuse 10 take the Real Estate
appraised by the lnquISition returned by the
sheriff IN this case. at the valuation thereof; ;
and in case Of refusal or neglect to do so,'hen
10 show cause why the same should mol other
wise be disposed of according 10 law.
~ Br THE Couur. Witness my hand
}Lt $. and the seal of iheCourl at Lewisburg
~.. \ the 23d day of December 1886.
SAMUEL. ROUSH, Prothonotarv.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
PennSyiVania LcSisllturc.
llARKIsBLRG, Feb. )

Mr. Seller, read in place a bill relative
to public roads in Union county.
in the House, Mr.. Chase reported
agains, the bill TO authorize tie Trustees
Of the German Reformed and Lutheran
congregations Of Mffiinburg to sell and
convey certain lot Of ground.
Mr. Bower read in place supplement-
10 the act erecting the new county Of Sny-
der and relative to The seat Of Justice Of
Union county.
In Senate. Feb 6, Mr. Sellers called up
Senate bill! No %, to change ,hcnams aud
increase the privileges Of the Lswisburg
Eavings' Institution Passed finally
yeas Is, nays IL, as follows:
Ynls-Messrs. Coffev, Cress,oeH, Dem,
Flenniken, Frazer, Gazzam, Gregg, Harris,
Killnger, Lewis, Penrose, Scofeld. Sellers,
shuman, SouIher and Taggar,, Speaher-l5
NArs-Messrs. Brewer. Browne, Ely. Ev
ans, Feuer. JordGn. Opp, Knox, Steele, Wal
ion, Telsh and Wright-ll.
In Senate, Feb. Z, Mr.. Crabb submitted
resolution, that the Clerk Of the Senate
be iastrsc.ed not to present to the House
Of Representatives for concurrence, Senate
bill to change .he name and increase the
privileges Of the Lewislurg Savings Ins,i.
trtion, passed yesterday afternoon. until
stherwise ordered 4 debate ensued, af-
ter which, on aiotion of Mr.. Browne, the
resolution was modified, providing that the
bill should be suspended until certain in
ts.rogatosies which had the day before
been addressed to that Institution and
oil Banks asking rechariers, should be au-
swered. In this shape the resolution was
adopted.
Tue House committee Oh contested eiec-
tiou IN Philadelphia city reported that the
claim Of Geo Rush Smith was confirmed
ss to 90 votes too much beisg credited, in
one district, to Mr.. Ramsey, the acting
member; correcting that error, would
elect Mr.. Smith by 8 maj j,ri'y. But, in
ans.her district, mistake If 10 votes had
been coumitted in favor Of Mr. Smith /;
correcting both errors, left Nr. Ramsey a
majority of. The committee WAS unau-
imous in their .erort. Mr.. Smith was,
however, allosed pay and mileage up to
tho tine the ease vas decided against him.
Cbamb c. Muliin was reappoiDted Sup
rrintenitnt Of Public Buildings, by the
committee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
CONGRESS.

An effort by the House to annul ALL
the unjust Acts of the bogus Legislature
Of Kansas, was opposed by the buchanan
men, who wasted the days in frivolous
demands for Yeas and Nays, &c.
Nothing important accomplished.
The new treaty ncgo'iated by Mr.. Dallas
i; is believed will be rejected by Senate.
WAsHIsGTcy, Feb. 6.-The National
Theatre was entirely destroyed by FIRE this
afternoon. Only the bare walls remain.
Mr.. Giddings, by the advice of his ply.
sician, has left Washington and gone home.
He requires rest and perfect exemption
from excitement. His many friends in
Washington feel much anxiety in regard
to the consequences Of his late attack
NOtiondl Era.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13

Adam Schreck and others VS. John Roland
same VS. JOHN Ranck
Matthias Wilson VS. David Herr
John Roebuck VS. A Ono
John or Rockefeller VS. Abbot Green's Ex'rs
l. Christ for W Cameron VS. Geo Frick
John Da,esman VS. John II Variz with not
James ]. Quinn VS. VIM Heart ct al
Sarah Ann Polk VS. James Quinn
Becker & Weller VS. Chas Siees
Chas Fox ct al VS. Adam Ranck
NJ King for Datesmans VS. Hy Diefender!er
Samuel Henderson VS. Charles Cronrath
Co of Union for Christ VS. A Winesardner
Henry w Snyder VS. Saml Ewing
Com sug. NJ Chamberlin VS. Hoffman & High
Marks We'll &c VS. Jacob Hartman ct al
Julins Well &c VS. same
VIM G Herrold VS. Smith B Thompson
Benz Fetier vs. Saml Bause and wife
Chas ii Cook US Thos Penny
John Sedan vs. Henry Charles
David Herr VS. w H White with notice 10 z
Sprou,, Burrows * Co VS. VI 4 Stock et al
same VS. same
Mary Jane Flint &c VS. Charles ID Kline
Benjamin Fctter VS. Samuel Bause
William Heinen VS. Jacob MCurley
Lafavcue Albright VS. John Datesman
Montelius * Young jr VS. S,tzer d Huntzinger
Neif for Hurst VS. Richard Dousherty
Christian Dersham VS. Joseph Geyer ct al
Daniel Baycock VS. William Moore
Daniel Rangler jr VS. George Housed et al
John Wenzel VS. Jackson MLaughliD
John NJ Benfer Us David Sri,ler with notice
Porter for NJ L Shriner Us e II Shriner with no
Samuel Baker VS. John Dalesman
Elizabeth Var,z VS. David Grove
Bank of DanviIle VS. Lorenzo P Tead
Mary A Davis VS. William Davis
D II Rissrl Us Jno Kimple's Admrs
George Weir US George Faust
Daniel Rangler VS. Bastian Telf.l, with no
Bank of Danvillr VS. Chas II Simmer
VIM Ritter VS. Charles Dreisbach
w Il Linn VS. B Marr
Daniel Williams VS. Kaufman & Reber
Hy Walker VS. Thos Walker & Wm Walker
VIM MCleary VS. Wm VI VanValzah
Seth p Mccormick US George ] Swartz
Mary flshoaugh VS. DAM ID Guldin et al
Youngman & Walter VS. Noah Waller
Thornton & VanValzah VS. John Murphy
Israel Kueuel VS. James Mauck
Anderson for MCle'en VS. Isaac Walker
David Herbst VS. Daniel Rengler
David Baertses vs. Alfred kneass
Peter Hummel and Wife VS. Daniel Reng'er
D Server & Co Us Siml and Jos W Shriner
John DeLonc VS. Jos G MCali
James NJ Smith VS. Robert Chambers
Charles II Cook VS. Byers 4 Ritter
Ann Thomas VS. Peter Beaver et al
T Church & Co VS. Solomon Mayer
Chas ii Shriner VS. Wm Rule
Ranck & Roland VS. Lambert Blnch
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
II. II. Dersham, II. D.,
HAVING PERMANENTLY located in Le-

I L wi>burg, Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Services 10 the cIlzcrS Of this
town and vicinity, hoping by PRONG; attention
10 the duties OF his profession 10 nierl' d hare
Of their patronage. Attention viii also te Naf
to Chronic Diseases OF every Ia L ,ald treated
with unparalleled success.
Du. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Elect,c Medical College. .Cln'c nuati,
having first studied the on or Alloqaihic Sys-
TEN Of medc and attended Lectures IN one
Of The Oh School Medical Colleges Of PhIiad-
elph!a but becoming convinced OF the super
Ioriiy Of the New or American Eclecue system,
he commenced its studs, and attended two
courses of Lectures IN the Reformed or Ame-
rIcan Eclectic Medical College Of the Queen
CIV of the West. This In.ttution, although
yet r il infancy, has suregi'r IN the Great West sui
has already annually stu: ~. tlan the ur other
Medical Cog uf Ciur.nuSti cpmi med i Is Sending
physicians To all rafts Of our oHrt in "Hi'' lrta
&c, they viii soon be more numerous than any Other
class of rhy sicaus
The principal dd between the Il formed tnewl Or
Eclectic, and the ,t Al 10y -ije yst, ~ ir.'us- - til
The Schco use r.,iriuaI agent that /. any
Injurious 20 the human system. such Caiomrl
Arsenic Antmony 4c; .u"rior and harmless ssents
Lave Of late years he -yerrt. y. III" ever raj
and progressive rhvsicaus of th- New schoo tts
complete sUslu's for those d rterrus -ciiciues Ca
lt1el &c p 'heiri r. "" have :" n'l lr tt'' WIN
thse y, II E I'm. e. e 4 ~, z! dve or
riur "a, the 10 fa-iir, II lI PAT e -s0IiHu a
mary diseases rurEhr that 0rcs roi+dcrr!
impossible. and that without break Ing down tie
stituti0n. and creating other -s' bcbhty. Elru-
rnasin - frrsi Liver Dsvas Il rra.-l sore Threat,
Diseased Tosos. rr,matury Loss e Tee tn. &c.
Thr New school ceJiany ca.ra- great -uperori'y IN
the treatment 4 alI diseases ], hss hesn rrov'i y
Cai,al Tcprrt' that the m0rta ruklnS all diS'H-e-
o-.ther-, less than rer csut; tat cf Aslac Cholera
is only :, r.r cent
mi, an a-c ~ rro-Ies. and irr7vsrerts. -rh tic
New School }, always Pre- sSs rct aclus bound
T., ,r.p .'- -resis ard 5r,ifua;"i n orrs.
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