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yETAsHINGToN INSURANCE COMPANY.

NAV slNOUNANOL Sonii AAN
Capital $500, 900!
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
only company Washington having such clause It's char
buildings merchandise furniture &c. taken at the lowest
rates. - N ,,.,,n
the actual capital Of the the individual liability
charter renders the private Fortune OF each stood
liable for losses.
onice-Corncr pennsy vanla and Tenth street
VIM i. Rayy, Bcni. Bcal, francis Mohuu
II Halliday Hudson Taylor, VIM prme,
Bacon Joseph Bryan, NJ W. Gait
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GR,yr,S D. H,SsoS Secretary IL June 2I-1y
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A CARD--I. CASPARIS has lot of Superior Old
IA Liquors, bottles hand, which he put from
thing medicinal Physicians
respectfully invited call and Table Carct Of last fss vintage
ustfe III July A-twd~
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EXCURSIONS st Peters Sunday School win give an
excursion to Glymont ON the 10th inst the Washington
Light Infantry ON the oath.
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4 N ENGLISH LADY is DESTROYS of meeting
n engagement in the South Her
OF all the branches thorough English edu
cation French music piano forte and organ Address Miss NJ
post ONCE Richmond, Virginia.
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THE orD SOLDIERS. Mercury the indeatigabe cores
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun, gives the following in
teresng incidents 10 the visit Of the old sodersof the
of 1912 to the President ON Monday last
"Co Seaton then took his stand by the side of the
President and each Of the veterans passed intro
duced by TO the Chief Magistrate who shook hands
with each and exchanged pleasant remark OF of
them the President inquired, How long have you lived
in Washington He said sixty eight years. Why
said the President that before there a house
here. Yes, said the old man, i helped to carry the
chains Of the surveyors who the lines of the city
through the woods AS the soldiers passed along the
President repeated to another similar inquiry when he
received for reply Il worked sir the old capitol
my boy, 81 years old, is employed on the new
= Sol Seaton introduced Mr. John Sessford the
father of the city How long have You resided here
asked the President Il came, said the venerable man.
before the government entered the Office Of the
National fntelligencer in 1900 /"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-03
PROCLAMATION.

n Office is hereby given that the several
~ Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhans' Court, Court
of Oyer and Tcrminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county Of Northumberland, TO
commence at the Court House, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, the
end day Of AUGUST next, and will continue
ONE WEEK.
Ths coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta.
bles in and for the county Of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inguistions, and
other rcmembrances, to do those things to their
several offices aPpertaining to be done. And al
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Commonl
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and not TO depart without leave at their
peril Jurors are requested to bcpunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand a, Sunbury, the Goth day
Of June in the year of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and fifty -eight--and tho
Independence Of the United States Of America
the SD.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Shcriif7s Office, Sunbury,I
June &c, 1865
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OF VESTINGS.

Silks and good black sotins, q every variety Of
patterns, for weddings, parties, or the street, for
gentlemen married, or less discreet, whom wo
will furnish from Hat to Boot with cheap and
charming wedding suit.
But Ladies pardon this dereliclion, and do
not deem this all fiction, for surely we are
bound to say, we love to turn from grave 10 gay,
from dull old bachelors. dreadful drones, whom
fashionable etiquette disowns, who, in a word,
are sluggish wights, in human huppiness, neo-
phytcs. Gentlemen, we bid you all aieu--tho
Ladies are waiting for s5ne,ring NEW;
Cashmeres--D -Delaines-Silks--
Berege-- -Debegcs-Kobes--
Ginghams--IIawns- Challes-
-Chintzcs-Plods-
ofevery pattern, and latest styles, so rich that
that they excite a sme--suited for Ladies Of
DoUBTFUL age, as well for those who would ES.
GAGE-pretty for the maid hecoGing for the mo-
ther, and offered cheap to the one or the other.
Ribbons embracing one hund ed pieces, beautiful
Belts suited for "Neces," Grgharls. solid, plaid
and stripes assorted, and "Aquilla Robes" just
imported. And the undersigned with modesty
reverts, to corded nounced ana steel hooped
Skirts and well reconciled we trust The ladies'
faces, will gaze with fond delight upon our hard
some Laces-Insertings, Edgings, of Jaconett
and Swiss, aiinrding beauty TO those who offer
bliss three hundred pieces of good pattern
Prints and very handsome styles of new French
ChintZ, white, mixed, and brown Cotton Hose
much cheaper than some people would suppose
Spool Cotton, Tapes Pins, Buttons, and Needles
in proiusion: Bobbin, Cord, Bonnet Wire, and
blond Illusion. Then come one, come all, you'll
find US very handy, in showing each the '.modus
operandl" Of buying and selling cheap.
L. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
upb
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To the Electors of Northumberland
County.

To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FsLIow C1r1sENs I'VE are authorized to
announce THOMAS ID. GRANT, of Tho b or.
ough of Sunbury, as an Independent candidate
fof the Office Of
REGISTER, RECORDER &c.
at the ensuing election.
Mr.. Grant is too well known to the PEOPLE of
Northumberland county to need any commenda-
tion at our hands. No one questions his qualifi
cations for the posts his character for morality,
industry and sobriety is irreproachable-and lis
popularity as o man and efficiency as an officer
undoubted For the last six years he has been
the principal clerk in thi, Office, and his un.
firing industry and ability, his amiable manners
and obliging disposition have ELECTED the conf.
dence and esteem Of all doing business there
We confidently submit his name. and earnestly
ask our fellow citizens to RALLY TO HIS
SCFPoRT. Respectfully,
MANY VOTERS.
Sunbury, June "a, 1858.
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| In Shamokin township, Northumberland county,
bounded by lands Of the heirs of John Smith, deed.
and Daniel Smith on the west, lands Of George
Keller and the heirs Of George Divler. decd. on
the east lands Of John Martz, Samuel Ha'es ard
others, on the south, and apublic Road and lands
late Of Hugh Bellas, Esq. on the north contain.
| ing 230 Acres more OF less, about 90 acres OF
| which are cleared, whe ereon erected a two
story frame House, large Bank Barn, Orchard
&c. Seized taken in execution and to be sole as
the property of II. @. Taggert, j, H. Furman
and E, G. Barton.
At the same time and place, certain lot OF
ground situate in the town of Mount Carmel, in
Mount Carmel township, Northumberland coun-
ty being lot No. /, in block No. 40, in the gene
raj plan of said town, bounded on the north by
third street, on the south Ivy lot No. =. in said
block, on the east by alley and on the west by
Oak street, containing SO feet in front and $50
feet in depth, whereon is erected a two story
frame house. Seized taken in execution and to
be sold as the property Of David Llewellyn.
ALSOi
At the same time and place. certain lot Of ground
situate in the borough of Ssnbury, Northumber.
land county, fronting on Blackberry street, ad.
joining lot of Jacob Cable on the east, a lot Of
Edward Y. Bright on the west, and bounded by
a twenty ieet alley on the north, whereon
erected one and half story Log House, also
one and half story frame house, out. buildings
&c. Seized taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of Jacob b. Masser.
ALSO:
At the same time and place, two certain lots
Of ground, situate in the town of Trevorton in
Zerbe township, Northumberland county, being
lots No. 8 and a, in block No. 1872, whereon is
erected a two story frame House, said lots being
bounded south by street, north by ah alley,
south. east by the old Branch Rail Road, and west
by the Trevorton Company Lots. Seized taken
in execution and 10. be sold as the property
Of John Graeh.
ALSO;
At the same time and place, all the einterest share
or purpart of Daniel Iaycock, supposed 10 be the
undivided l2lh part, more or less, of and in a cer
tain tract of Land situate in Point township, Nor
thumberland county, bounded by lands Of the
heirs of Z. Greenough, decd, and lands of Pc
ter Badly and others, containing Fourteen Acres,
more or less, wherein are erected a two.story
frame dwelling house, frame barn, an apple or
chard, DC. Seized taken in execution and to be
sold as the property of William Housel and Dam
lei Laycock.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Sunbury,1
July 3. 1858.
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T o IN V A L I'D 8.
D R. II A R D NJ A N ,

~ ~ II n " ~ M II ~
Anotical Physician and Physician for Di.
seases Of the Lungs.-Laie Of the Cncin.
matt Marine DISQUALIFICATION Qfthc "Med-
ical lStethosstope."-- Corresponding Member
of the London Medical Society Of Obserua.
tion-Author of"Lehers to Mralids," SC.
May be consulted as follows.
WlL1IAMSPORT, Pa Eagle Hotel,
Saturday, July 10Th 1863.
1DCK-HAVEN, 18Th 90
LEWISBURG, 18th
SUNBURY, nth
HARRISBURG, 18th & 1eh.
DIR. HARDMAN treats Consumption, Bronchltls, In.
ryngtus, Asthma and disease Of the Throat and Lungs,
by Medical limitation
Dr. uardmun's claims public confidence are founded
upon the following facts
1 His thorough and complete acquaintance with the
practice Of the most celebrated physicians of Europe
well us America.
The Pecularities Of his system Of medication-tlf.
erng from every other yet adUpteddDes not make
sick to make well nor tear down to build up agan-ds-
cardng all dangerous drugs aud poisonous minerals.
3. His unprecedented experience Hospital practice
where every form Of disease presented for his treat
ment and IN cases OF DEATH mn examination of the dead
body made, and the appearances o the affected carefully
noted down by his hand for future reference These
notes und observations thus made when completed. VIII
form two laee volumes Of five hundred pages each which
viii be published for the benefit ot the Medical profession
a. IN addition to this, his vast experience, acquired by
travelling ieory Eve yes, treating thousands annually,
study Of oil diseases incident 70 the human ianiy In us
period Of time he has travelled dis1nce nearly equal to
Two entire circuits of the gobe md has seen prescribed
for and leen consulted by nearly 30 thousand nvalds
ALL DISEASES TREATED!
In relation TO the following diseases either when
phcated with Lung Affections existing alone, also
invited consulaton-usuay find them promptly durable.
Proapsus aud oil forms Of Female complaints, Iregu
arities and Weakness.
Palpatiun and other forms of Heart Diseases Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia and all other Diseases Of stomach
and Bowels, Piles, &c.
rP- All diseases the Eye and Far Neuralgia, Epi.
iepsy md all furrns Of Nervous Disease.
~ No charge Of Consultation "
Sd HARDMAN, NJ b.
lime
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LIST OF JURORS

For orthumberland County, for th
August Term, A. D 1858.
GRAND JURORS.
l George B. Snton, Coal,
Peter Swartz, Jordan,
John Hover, Lower Augusta,
A Jacob F. Cougar, Milton,
5 John L. Dentler, Delaware,
6 Jacob Noecheo, Shamokin,
I Henry Morgan, Northumberland,
S Daniel Everett, Coal,
9 George Rem, Sunbury,
10 Fleming Nesbit, Chllisquaque,
IL Philip Schreyer, Milton,
IL William Farron. Shamokin,
l3 Samuel Blair. Milton,
IA Peter Ruch, Northumberland,
Is Isaac Marsh, Turbut,
l6 Samuel Bovele, Lower Mahanoy,
II John b. Heller, Chillsquaque,
Is john Troxell, Milton,
10 Jonathan Borduer, Lower Mabauoy,
20 John Boughner, Coal,
2l Charles Kase, Rush.
22 Henry Haas, Shamokin,
% Franklin A. Clark, Coal,
"a Michael Brown, Upper Mahanoy.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
l Joseph Kennedy, Rash,
2 Jeremiah Longsdorf Jackson,
3 Hugh Martin, Chillisquaque,
Charles Heehmau, Turbut,
5 John j. Ritter, Turbut,
6 Robert Cummings, Chllisquaque,
Gideon Roadarmel Coal,
8 John n. Conrad, Lower Augusta,
9 Christian Wentzel, Jordan,
n Iohn
IL John Bohner, Jackson,
II Ebenezer Bastan. Sudbury,
l3 Philip Gibbons Point,
ii John Shriner, Northumberland,
Is Valentine Klaze, Sbamokin.
lG John Gulck, Point,
II Samuel Il. Burrows, Lewis,
Is Daniel Carroll, Sr., Turbut,
10 George Helm, Washington,
20 John Dottinger, Shamokin,
Il Samuel S. Malick, Lower Augusta,
p Daniel Kramer, Cameron,
23 Joshua Cole, Turbut,
"a Alvin II. Alexander, Coal,
% Andrew Killer, Chllisquaque,
26 Isaac Brown, Milton.
q Peter Hileman, Sunbury,
20 Daniel Shader, Jordan,
20 William Osman, Rush,
80 Samuel Trego, Lower Mahanoy,
81 Miner g. Marsh, Turbut,
80 John w. Hulther.
33 Abraham Bingaman, Lower Mahanoy,
"a Daniel Dressler, Chillisquaque,
80 Isaac Deppin, Jackson,
36 John Mengar, Lewis,
81 Jacob Huntzicher, Lewis,
3S Oliver B. Hoffman. Coal,
80 John Kepperling, Northumberland,
30 Peter Masser, Sunbury,
Al Henry Peters,
AZ William Harrison, Northumberland,
43 Henry Morgan. Point,
A Samuel Petter, Sunbury,
As Daniel Smith, Jr., Delaware,
46 IsrneI Dunkleberger, Little Mahauoy,
Al Amos Anderson, Delaware,
46 George Ii. Coder, Coal.
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SHERIFF e. HALL.
Dissolution & Co.Partnership.

FENlIE firm of Shepherd and Hewett, Coal Ope-
n ratcrs, Locust Summit Colliery, Northum-
berland County, Pa, being this day (June lst,
1881 dissolved by mutual consent, the business
will be henceiorth carried on by James Nj. Shep.
herd and John Mcfarland, under the firm name
of Sh epherd L. Mcfarland who will pay all
claims against and receive all accounts due TO tie
late firm.
JAMES NJ. SHEPHERD, Sunbury, Pa,
CHARLES HEWETT Shamokin, Pa,
JOHN M'FARLAND, Pine Grove, Pa.
Sunbury, June IL l55S.-
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Court OF Common Pleas of
A Northumberland County, 10 be held at Sun.
bury, on the first Monday of August. 1858.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
r,;-.,., .,;,,- -. John Kiehl, John
Yarger ct oil,
Peter Dickson VS. Shafler ct al,
John Bowen VS. ]. B. Masser,
Alexander Colt, VS. John Lloyd,
James Eager, VS. James Vandyke,
Henry Weise, VS. Thos. Baumgardner,
S. Wolverton 81 7 Clement VS. FEgleman.
James Malone vs Phila & Sunbury r Il Co.
Thomas Den vs Alfred Kncase,
VIM Lonax. &c VS. VIM Helfenstein,
q NJ Flemming &c, VS. VIM l. Helienstein
r + RELY &c same
Haag & Brown VS. William l. Dewart,
Edward Gross VS. Ralph Bogle ct al
John II. Fox VS. William Ayres' admir-.
Sarah Miller y CO. va Henry NJ Robins,
Ira Il. Clement VS. Charles Heliensten,
Isaac Brown VS. John PetermaR,
Deborah Hurry VS. Jos Hofi'man's admir-.
Hazard q StaTick VS. John 2. Pursel,
Reuben Fagely VS. w. &. Kase ct al
William Wolborn vs John s Snyder,
Carbon Run Imp Co. VS. ]. Farnsworth ct al.
Isaac Brown VS. Abraham Suaub,
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, June 10, 1858
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JURORS FOR SPECIAL COURT,

JOhOhc COn OF GS4hh SSonAt
9th day Of August A. ID. 1858.
/ William Nesbit, Chillisquaque,
2 George Geist, Sr., Jordan,
B Matthew Bennett, Lower Augusta,
Isaac Boyer, Lower Mahanoy,
5 George Kutz, Turbut,
John Kuns, Lewis,
John Foust, Chilisquaqus,
Isaac Seller, Suubury,
Seth Cadwallader, Milton,
10 John Mauser, Point,
II George p. Kemp, Lewis,
IL Reuben hartman, Jackson,
l3 Andrew Laverty, Lewis,
IA John Adams, Rush,
Is Joseph Vandyke, Northumberland,
l6 Lucas Young, Lewis,
II Albright Jones, Northumberland,
l8 John Harmau, Jr., Lewis,
l9 Peter Reeser. Zerbe,
20 John Clark, Sunbury,
II Simon Genres, Milton,
20 Jacob Kremer, Chilisquaque,
% David hartman, Washington,
"a George Bastiau, Jr., Sudbury,
rs Thomas Teas, Milton,
26 Simon Coble, Washington,
81 John Bowman, ST., Lower Mahapoy,
% Philip Metler, Rush,
20 John Martz, Milton,
80 James Russell Chillisquaque,
81 John .. Conrad. Lower Augusta.
80 Asa Everett, Turbut,
80 John Riddell, Delaware,
"a Andrew Kietfer. Turbut,
35 Samuel Caldwell. Lewis,
Sc Silas Wolyerton, Upper Augusta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-03

HAVING been solicited by many of my fellow
= citizens to become q candidate for 70 -elec-
ton for office of
REGISTER & RECORDER AND CLERK
OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
hereby announce that present myself to the
Democracy of the county for nomination at the
approaching primary election. Having had ex.
perience for number Of years, and being the
present incumbent, flatter myself that would
be able to render general satisfaction TO the cti-
zens OF said county, and if nominated and elect.
ed will use my best abilities TO perform the duties
of the office.
c. BOYD PURSEL.
SunburY. Iune o6 1853
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SUNBURY STEAM FERRY AND
TOWING BOAT COMPANY.

HNRAYELLERS and others are respectfully
l. informed that the subscriber has established
a STRAM FERRY over the Susquehsnna, at
SunbuTy. ThE large. safe and commcdous
stesmboa, will run regularly and promptly, at
all hours during the day, to carry foot passengers
as well as vehicles, &c, between Sunbury and
the landing the opposite side Of the river, both
ways, or TO and from Sunbury. The steamboat
will run from Market Street Wharf. and will
carry passengers to and from the Packet morning
and evening. The Steam Ferry now affords not
only safe and convenient transit over the Sus-
qushanna, but also pleasant and agreeable ride.
IRA T. CLEMENT, PIoprieso,
Aspnrw HoovEn, Captain.
eunhpsy, May 1883
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Sunbury, June IL, 1885,
LANDRETHS'
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Stora

Store,
Nos. q and % South 9Th street, Jetween Mar.
kel and Chesnm streets, Philadelphia.
rs always open to the inspection OF every one
interested in Farming or Gardening, The
subscribers therefore invite the public generally
to call and examine the large and we'll selected
stock of Agricultural Implements and Machinery,
great variety of horticultural tools. Warranted
Garden and Flower Seeds Grass and Field
Seeds of the most Reliable Quality, which they
offer for sale at the lowest cash prices, wholesale
or retail.
The agricultural implements sold by us are
mostly manufactured at our steam works,
Bristol, Pa.
Having fitted up this establishment without
regard TO expense, with the most complete ma
chinery for the manufacture Of various kinds of
agricultural implements we are prepared to sup
ply all articles in this line of the very best quality.
Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds have
been before the public for upwards Of sixty years
their widespread popularity and the increasing
demand from year TO year are the best evidences
Of their superiority over all others,
II Country merchants can he supplied with
seeds in papers, or in balk, on the most liberal
terms.
Bloomstaie, hear Bristol, Pa, our garden seed
grounds, contains three hundred and seventy
acres, and is the largest establishment Of its ind
in the world. d. LANDRETH & SUN,
Nos. 81 and 20 South Sixth St. Philadelphia.
Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac for
1858, containing a monthly Calender for the
Farm, Gardeu and Greenhouse, CAN rE nan
GRATIS upon personal or prepaid application.
Philadelphia, May ED, 1858.
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In the Court of Comm Oh Pleas Of
Northumberland County.

Martin Weaver, No, 80 August Term
a u. 1858.
William McCarty and
William Shannon Il RG- Breye dc Partitionc
chel his wife. Faclenda.
NOTICE.
To William McCarty, and William Shannon
and Rachel his wile,--lou are hereby notified,
that in pursuance of the above writ, to me di.
rected ar lnquis:tion will he held upon the pre-.
misses described in said writ, to wit "A certain
tract or piece OF land, situate in Coal township.
containing 10 acres, or theIeabouts, bounded by
land, now or late, of Ludwig Gass, Martin Gass,
John Brady and others, on Tuesday the aOlk
day Of July next, al 20 o'clock A. NJ. OF said DAY
for the purpose OF making partition Of or to vslue
and appraise the same. At which time aed place
you may attend if you think paper.
JAMES NANDYEE, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, Sunbury,
May 18th, 1898.
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sILyER PLArED-wARE
JOHN %. MEAD {. SON

JOHN O. MEAD s. SONS,
THNHE Oldest Electro Platter in the United Slater.
Il manufactures of every varetv Of Goods
plated with Purs silver, Albata, Driusnla and
Steels.
Tea Sets, Urns, Walters Casters, Cake Bas.
kets, Pitchers, Goblets. Communion Service,
Spoons, Forks. Knives, &c. All goods warrant
ed as represented.
Forth East corner 9th and Chasnut street
Phhadelp phia, Penna,
Nav e. lS5S-Iv
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DR.. w. III. WBlITNIOls,

OF LANCASTER City, late of Philadelphia where
~ he has been IN successful practice far "A number of
years received his education at the best Medical College
in the United States und had the experience and practice
the Analytical Medical Institute of New Toik, and late
Medical Surgeon of the United States Navy, offers
himself to the public to attendany professional calls,
IhcpuIes medicines always on hand direct from the
best LaboTatore OF country, and the Botanical Gar
dens of the world. No patent medicine prescribed or Te
commended. Medicines used only which will not break
down the constitution, but will the system from
all injuries II has sustained irem mineral medicines Chro
nc and difficult diseases must be treated upon anay ytical
prnc ples which is to know and certain what disease
is Its nature and character require knowledge the
chemical constituents Of every sod iuid u the human
body the changes those solids and fluids are capable Of
undergoing To know what medicines to employ to cure
diseases requires knowledge of the chemical constituents
VI all agents employed IN medicine aud II we are in pos
oflhis knowledge is possible to cure any disease
no matter of how long stamdng-and leave the patient
III a healthy and perfectly cured condition
Melancholy, Alteration, that state Of alienation and
weakness Of the mind which renders persons incapable Of
enjoying the pleasures performing the duties of ej Dys
pepa that distressing disease nud fell destroyer Of health
and happiness, undermining the constitution, and yearly
carrying housade to uniimcly graves, enphat
CHly he cured. Rheumatism, IN any form condition,
chronic or acute, warranted durable; Epilepsy falling
sickness; all chronic and stubborn of Female D-
seases radically removcd Salt Rheum and every descrp-
on OF ulceIaons, Piles and Scroiuous Diseases which
have baled all previous medical skill can be cured by my
treatment when the constitution is not exhausted.
do say all diseases (yes ConsumpiiOs) can be cured.
tS Cauces cured without the knife.
Will remain m my Office on WEDNESDAYS and SAruR-
DAYS, from O'Clock A. NJ to o p NJ to accommodate
patients from distance, aud consult IN the English and
German languages Wll make visits 10 any distance If
required May he addressed by letter, Fulton Square,
Lancaster city, Pa. -