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WHITWELL'S ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL
w OPOnELpOC. recommended hH Prot Mche!l. OF

w OPODELDOC, recommended by Prot Mitchell OF
New-York
This the only es-cusl remedy for Sprains Govt Cramp
Rheumatism. Stiffness OF Neck and Joints, Buons Weak
Hess OF Limbs SC
SPECIAL CAuTroS.-The public earnestly requested TO
be their guard against limitations and countrrfrits OF MS
valuable preparation, which Interested persons VII en-
arr composed entirely useless and oitrn abso-
u,ey dangerous Remember that WnitwelPs Opo-
drdoc the gnal article, the ingredients OF which II IS
composed recommended by Prot Mitchell, OF v Y
No other Opod-ldcc possibly resemble Il IN anything
except outward appearance Therefore, beware and avoid
lherl. as YOU value Your life and limbs.
Before you purchase that every bottle has the sigma
rire OF P. WhrSel on the outside wrspprr-none other
can possibly be genuine
Certificate from Hon. Samuel l. Mitchell, NJ. D. LID.
10 M John ?. Whtwei.
SThe receipt contained in your letter for composition
be used 0pOdedoc. appears 10 contain number
good ingredients The articles enumerated are all aseu!
II possessed your preparation should prescribe il
freely external accidents think must Be excel
hing. wish you, and those who may IT, success
and comfort with IT, am truly. yours.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL
Price . cents bou!e-S2 per dozen
WtIITWELL'S Aromatic Spud, for Headache and
Cailrrh composed principally Of Roots ard Aromatic
Herbs
a Certificate from Or. Benz. waerhouse, Member Of
lie Medical Society ia London, Of The Medical School IN
France and late Professor Theory and Practice Of Physc
in Harvard University in Cambridge, accompanies each
bote.j
Hee Saisi.a. and others; sro9Hyii. x J
Ds--i.s. Newark. Z. X T. " i.liaIl.. 10 ~ .>i
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
Regarding the extraordinary powers of
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS, BELTS, BRACE
LET'S BANDS,
anu
MAGNETIC ELItD.


,rned to The public. They have been received during
the past few days II is unnecessary 10 add single word
other than request their candid p-rsa The hst ~ from
acergymun well known and OF high aainenti and rep
utHtlon. 4 of
RHEUMATISM BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
SIDNEY, Ncw-JerFey, July -. l8id
" DR.. A. H. CnRtsTiE-Doar Doctor promised 10 COM
with you respecting the effect of the application
your Gavanic Rngs and Magnetic Fid in my own
The TIME IL yettoo short 10 justify speaking positive
~ IN relation the permanently of my cure but can say
that the application OF your Bracelets 10 my wrists and
the Baud to NV neck whole of my
plants has suspended suffered much from Chronic
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia, and fc satisfied
that those disorders all connected viii each other
through the nervous system have had none OF tho Dys
prpsia Whatever since the Application OF your Kings Nc
nothing worth mentioning of the Bronchitis. Tor nave
been enabled the discharge OF my pastoral dulles
OF preaching and visiting &c much 10 IN" surprise OF my
ation and have had but single winse OF two OF
the Rheumatism have enjoyed, far more perfect eN-
rpnon from these malades distressing hey are man
has been my enjoy for years cannot be- too CRATE
ul 10 God who his Providence directed me 10 you can
say with certainty when shall be IA Newly again,
but shall iany take the earliest opportunity oil calling
you.
The immediate object OF this letter Is to procure some OF
the same kind of assistance for Of my people Many
OF nv gregaon affected with disorders,
ahl should any be permanent many VIII be led ~ up-
ply YOU have ,he largest country charge In Tue state
and my has electrified them $50 10 speak, entirely
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No. 100 ChurCh.st New
SEI-EpE INIL-RN 10 sPINE

This will certify that for number o! years past have
been r feeble health in consequence OF having severe fall
in he hold OF my vessel which ,praned my bnck ana seh.
ousy injured my spine have consulted physicians and
-d the Basam Of iverxor Sarsa paria ard many other
medicines and all purpose. About month ago pro
cured Dr. Chrses Gayanic Belt and Magnetic Fuid and
haveeurev recovered never expected 10 De we! asa
and hought would have give up coastDg, out no"
feel than have for number Of years psst ana am III
every altered Nothing would INDUCE inc
- P1' "''" 1' MORRIS OSBORN,
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Books.
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DETRoSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE anu SUI
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O; discoveries aac Improvements II the Ned;cs!
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In consequence OF Tive greatly increased SIZE OF the last
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Finn Editiou-Dr Cheeve-s Lectures on the Pilgrims
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Harp-rs 5ble-E. Walker invites The subscribers TO This
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"a detail of the cases alluded 10 tollows.l

May Gods blessing attend your efforts IN these cases,
nv dear Doctor and you afford relief these cases there
will be a vast number Of others who will apply.
Very trlly yours ROBERT ". lands"
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
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y= SANS sOUCI HOTEL, Ball.tou

.cra SANS SOUCI HOTEL, Ballston Spa NJ T.
& reopened tor the reception OF visitors on Inc o'n
1@Aday Of June last
From The very liberal patronage received last season, tho
proprietor has been induced make eNensiVe improve
mcns both internally and externally by Tho addition VI
new furniture and eNteu.ve walks and Fairgrounds
This Hotel, being but niles from Saratoga springs,
end from which place frequent daily II mad
v Railroad and "a miles from Saratoga Lake, whsTe
the and nshng tackle may at all umes be hsd)
and five miles from The White sulphur Spring 10 which
places had by carriage and steamboat rem
ders location that Is not surpassed by any ke 90
adjustment the country.
Congress Pavilion and Iodine Water. fresh from thu
Fountain will furnished daily rsEE to all the guests Of
the Hotel 49,
The subscriber hopes from the beraity OF his charges
and bv h prr.ona a,cnton 10 make this Hotel pleasant
and desirable resort for families and all other guests
ivT Im.od FW. HuXFORD.
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WEAVING REEDS AND HARNESSES

WEAVING REEDS AND HARNESSES
.r BATTER AssToS's MISUF.cToRY,
Paterson. S-w-Jef-ey-
Dr7rYc ATTENTION ! called 10 Messrs BAXTER
AsHTOSS supply Of me sboye articles IN a.! Lh-if
-, ms plain a-G fancy OF every DESCRIPTION They
49, --rd ii her machinery superior style for manu-
Reeds ard Harnesses, snc are enabled 10 trH-
- rhgir friend. and public good ler-ns, Lot
her,-r mar suy otn-r establishment n The Cniol-
2 Al articles manufactured by thsr are war-anted
as represented IL -"pG1tnn
ENGINEERING.
WILLIAM ARTHrg, CONSULTING AID ORArGETISc
ENGINEER
Office ) Wal-st-ee.
MERCHANTS All others ordering machinery FOR home
vi use or eIPorso viii md great Advantage IN having
heir plans manfred and WORKING drawings furnished pre-
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rsshis=ry. tss s.ssd' OF
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Boaroins an0 6utrls.
MRS ANGELINA BROWN

EGS leave 10 inform her TRENDS former ocarders, ana
ID public generally. that she has opened large ana
conmodious BOARDING ROUSE, No. Sos Broadway
Permanent oosrdsrs by week or mont
accommodated with ngs rooms or bedrooms and
psrlors attached This house eontsins more han ~ rooms
supplied cold and hot baihs, and every ehs<
convenience make Il quiet and comfortable home A.
TO the good qualities OF her table and tho genera manage
an, and Al hand! jylsu
DOARDlNC;-P Permanent and irsnsienL-Slrs Dunlap,
ID date OF No DeysL) Is prepared 10 accommodate lam
r and individuals ut Broadway Grand
ana Canas with pleasant and good board on res'
snnahlr Terms NlSU
DOARDISG.-A beautiful nom for gentleman ana
ID wife, Others for transient ooaraers may 90
had AZ Mrs SWANS Murrsy-s between Broadway and
Steamboat Landngs, North River myis 'ua
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General X olices.
% Saratoga sprinss.-Dr c. BEN. sEi:

az for ss- b. 8 J. Hu!lns, ae Springs The patrons
Of he,s valuable Pills Vii please ctserT= G. Ben S1iih
written on he 5o::om Of lie Box improved I'D Veg
(Sas--cosed} ?S > cents pr BoH once ~ Grs-u-
wich-s; (s-g- brieA 6!ocS,) y. !. JgJ LIMOS
~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester
Tr. steamer Cleopatra Capt " lizls, VII leave >oC-a
80. OF per No Sor-a RIVER every tyaGGy, - sfsehry
-. Edo, :: P u connecting rl.h ne cas- ~ Ayas
r1,- To adie.-Nrs- COVE CONTINUES - Slre advice
~ si-~fio1 win respect - application OF "
-. r. al 5i..s,es Of women Ecd children, e. her resi-
drnc-, 2sl lc:n-sL Ky 'n
prn,rical PhreuoloEists and Publisher
FCVLERs ! WELLS. ISL Nessaa-st Ofce no1f. from
O'Clock A. n 10 ~ P u vs. IN
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ess=. UNION HOUSE, Springfield Mass-The sub,
a scriber has taken the above named new aud pendia
A Hotel lust completed at the centre OF tho beautiful
village of Springfield Mass and will open Tie Same Tor
public accommodation tho SDth instant Tho unioa
House large richly finished and furnished and offers un
rous-d advantages to all persons travelling through
Springfield Tor business pleasure. Having recently
kept the United States Hoev and "Congess all al SaI.
atoga the subscriber respectfully invites III. Old ehdA
and patrons aud all others give him call In his new
quarters ). ). SEMANS.
SppIscrty,p Inly 2ith 1896 lyS0 SIN
d. BROADWAY HOTEL, 500 bIoadway ~
T5;:I bUT Nv J T. Wilson-Truyelcrs and citizens Gu
A ter,4ined on moderate terms. The house Is now and
commodious and the location very convenient 10 The stean
boats and al Joins the Railroad Depot )e2s an
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IN ELEGANT SUMMER HATS-(un surpassed
ELI by any and the lowest city price, consisting OF So
perior White und Pearl Brush. White and Pearl Css
smsre White and Drab Beavers Also good assortment
of Black Fur, French and German MOleskn Hais very
superior imitation Mocsku Hat the reduced price OF u
25 which will compare adyanageously with Hats sold al
50 81 and - II In any instance the above does not give
perfect Satisfaction, 1t can be- fully obtained by giving inor
m the subscriber
my2O 3mrod" J. w. kELLOGG, llb Canalst
cit hats. HATS ..-Paris Molyskin Hats al -.
equal sold BY others nj 81 also elegant dreA
Hats at - 50 and - 5 superior In style add finish TO
those In many places 81 Hats al 81 O. o. MuRcH
will b. pleased 10 ~. his friends this establishment
iyiO i'm. GEO. 7. II. BROWN l+6 CanalsL
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SETE-EEEM INSTITUTE

BETHLEHEM INSTITUTE
T>Op ypT-NE lIENT LySIES. - Bethlehem, North
a-ptou Co Pa-Ta- tu..ss OF his lHsiiE:e VII be
s.red OF Monay 81 August rex- Al ne branches. coz
,-i-- l--s rng!..h Mathematical and Classical edu-
cation are carefully tar g:, while every attention = paid
10 he coforr and happiness. health ee aora!s OF The pc
pils Scr Ems lc Apply % z F. BLECK, Principal
Bethlehem. July =, 1910
,hefcTsacey N Me- York
M Mia q: me srr o! Smith, Mills 4 Co.
NJ. Ab-s5sza BsHagsr, frn Of siaiager Z sO1, III
Nv. Oliver, sfsAs ssw.yers orgss lya :vsea'
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Residence No Is Monroest " T. and Master OF 'ne NO
folk racket schr " Mary Jane"

NERVOUS TkEIORS, &c
hereby state that for seVera! months hs'r Deen CON
,r,, ,rorbi-d with Nervous Tfemors, affecting me 10
s,'c . d.yr.. that unable To hold pen had also
dizztuess OF the head affecting me- Yery tF ereiy G'ns
80 of Dr Christ.,s slvac Rings win the Magnetic
Fd found iuulecate relief and al iP9i. OF
nv complaints have now disappeared "ou!a FARMER
state a having severely injured Ey left hand by the ac-
cident OF heavy bolt falling Oh ~ and causing great
swelling and torture applied the Fluid, and N t'o Gays
every vestge OF swelling and pain disappeared believe
Cbr,,ies articles A real blessing the world tSgaedl
fnIN p00RHOOE IL Euton--t NeH.YOrk-
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list PUBLISHED

SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON Y SAVAGE. Publishers and BooSsel-
1er. 2l5 Pearls; SeySYorS have recently issued new
and very much improved editions OF the orss on Naiurs
Philosophy and Chemistry. by Mrs. A. ". l. Phelps 10
which ,hev respectfully solicit lie attention OF School
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Copies viii be furnished for examination. on application 20
the publishers For by Booksellers generally. Jy2
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EAST FLORIDA cRoPs,-The Wig Banner pub
cssed al Paaika the as,h ult remarks: There has
~ been great deal Of injury done the crops by the late
A lar as we can learn except where tornsdoes &C.
them Every thing, at present looks fair and
s4lsas and we no reason 70 correct or fo-yser
NsAsasss Is 70 The prosperity Of tho crops"
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JOHN BOORHOOf, ~ Fu!ton-'t
-SITED STATES OF AMER
80. . sra.,s yu,. a.


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE of Nes-York, Cry OF SegT-YofS, g. ~,
81 By thus P.ble Iarumeni be Il sH00gn 70 a!i saS".
doh ''se egaes,n usl y f7
Il DILL Public Notary 70 and for me sate o 'eVi oiN'
BY letters patent under the Great SEA! OF me 7aid ua
" commissioned and sworn, q"eE.As n We Wy VI w,
York DO hereby certify that far about ysarI Ldit pat
haze BEEN rrleauily afflicted yh an "HH'fory chToaS
Rheumatic affection peradg < ..'e fy'te1 and
"a, nar,y Of eadurance tEe mos. se:sre teh and
ealg seqty tar for ns4tea! af-tee and tLeame ind
uet tag upon my bneis and eopsTf aHi G' m
S.,d by friend rho nod found ret from te saHe 'oee,
So :, I'm uhna .ue less tan. nonihT, and
entirely FREE from. pam 4fy e 00rc4 or JOINTS, md an
f1 IL ,e.opz whereof have subscribed M name AID
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seventh Of NY in Tie year Of or L2 gs 2ps n in'f'ad
80 Yotsry Public, 70 % Wallet Sew-York
Crrros-The great Celebrity and Of Chrst.e's
Gsyanic and Magnetic articles haze caUhet them 10 be
eo1ater!-itet Be guarded egainss a. mes aoa' a.
horned agent Il each CITY Of me Unon VINO alone has the
genuine articles too o.o.......
~ The only aSe-cy n New ofK u a. 4s< bfosH"sg
DetyP cen Jonn--- AID Na.deD-lsnr.
!. nevr and Interesting work GaTatisn and It's ep
pca;3on Reu:ed!a! gent oy A II Christie, u D. is
mt published and NAY be had grats above viii be
Forwarded By Mail II = earnestly recommended 70 the
candid ATTENTION Of Physicians and IL Interested.
" BThe above articles nay be sent 20 any portion OF
the United STATES very liberal discount 70 wholesale
purchasers for places Where teTs :. 20 established agent
jy22W1FG for Lbe United states ~ Broadway, " T.
THE PILES "A cure for ne secured DIR. Up
hatn' Internal Kennedy for the OF Pes- The yeee
table Pils Eectuary, invented by Dr. - upnam disiin
cessl remedy or that and distressing com
me Piles ever offered 20 he American public U...
The Elecua contains Mn<ra1 Nflel, NO 1 rr,
Cooc.a Ganhose or other powerful and irritating pu s
~. No Sss- N tskinz cod while under t ntuenec 10
charge in diet necessary II taken according to dfse0a'
al, i? 81 WYATT xETcHAx, n Esisoa' q ! y, n
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r. Price - and 50 cents per bottle. .,
Sold ia \ Y bv Ru -hton sands / Co. AspnyS all
.yvr-rc- i he.-e and others Eroos!y2: X J.
Ds-ias. Newark Z X. T. VILLAINS. Jyl5 WISH
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REJOICE. REIoIczi REJoIcE.: FoR HEART GLAD.
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il DR.. Duncan's Western Medical Office is $50 Syca-
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Saw Will For ~alc.-

The unds rsCned offers for sale his Mill,
ated mile North of Richmond. Ii the
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complete orerruns daily, and for location
passed by Mill in the country.
Amy person wishing purchase, invited to call and
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ling house, &c. &c. WIN. DULlA, Sen.
November 9th. ISIS. ASH
SUDDEN CHANGES MOTHER CoNsuMrrIoSs--T
fact clearly demonstrated Whenever have a "sud-
den change in the weather." Ii this that tho
seed of Consumption IN the system and nurtured
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eased when all probability the patient. for the first time
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DIR. Duncans Great Western Office Is Just opened in
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