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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

Most Wondc rful Cure Of a man 90 Years Of Age.
In the month of November, 1876 was attacked with
inflammation ia NY great toe which broke out IN
running sore. Modification ensurd and the fir. iYiu
Of my toe came OF At this time was under the c,ro
ri the he,t physician 10 the couuty-everv remedy had
heen tried hni without help The n-on, OF main
endured 40 one c1n imagine the disease ran IN nv
leg 10 my thigh aud hal become 30 bad that nv ny.i
ciah depaircd Of ever being able To cure me and after
i"nr months confinement 10 my bed finally told me
must prepare To DlE-ihat ~ soon the warm weather
ei ~ my leg would mpriy and death cn.uc gave uu
IN dn-n'ir ope Of my friends brought mo a bottip of
HUNT LiNlIENT, which he said would relieve tho
pain. applied 1t aud the effect was wonderful. IL
seemed a. new life was pat Ia IN using one bot.
Tie the whole appearance Of my leg changed to it. nat
~" color, the patn left me- and - cent botes en-
urev cured na. ~ the 1sto.hment OF myfef and tho
whole neishhorhood. Hunts Linment saved INV life
am 20 years Of age. aud mike this public that every h
man being may know the value of this great medecne
Y-,r AGABUS BISHOP.
Walingford, VT Sept. 13 1919
We the undersigned certify thVt we know Mr. Bi.hop
have witnessed his sueriugs and that his statement
true r. ~ KENT
u. II. SABlN.
Th celebrated Medicine l. for sale v every resncct.
able Druggist and Merchant throughout the Country At
- nnl ~ ccnts per hottie, aud in ih. place bv r. H.
WllLELOCk aud H. 4. SHELDON Div.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
Tbr AlioNlcburp Register.
Middlebury, Sept 8, 1850.


Election, Tuesday, Sept, Sd.
WING NOMINATIONS.
State Ticket.
For Governor,
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS.
For Lieut.. Gorernor,
JULIUS CONVERSE.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE HOWES.
Addison County.
For Senator's,
JOEL RICE, Bridport,
EDWARD SEYMOUR, Ncrgehnos
For ASH Judycs Of he County Comi.
CALVIN G.. TILDEN, Cornwall,
NATHAN L. KEESE, Fcrrisburgh
For Sheriff,
DAVID s. CHURCH, Middlcbury
For High BdaiF,
WILLIAM JOSLIN, Vcrgcnncs.
For States Attorney
JOHN PROUT, Salisbury.
For Judge of Probate, District Of .iddisor
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Middlebury
Far Judge Of Probate, District Of ", Hdcer
HARVEY MUNSILL, Bristol.
For Representative in Congress, Sd Distric
JAMES MEACHAM, Of Middlcbury.
For I5wa Representative,
JOSEPH WARMER, ESQ.,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

CoNGREss.-The Texas Boundary Bill
is making slow progress ia the House. A
vote WAS had on motion TO reject this
bill, which resulted as follows: yeas,
"a, nays, lGs. The Appropriation Bin has
passed by large majority. An attempt
was made to append to the Appropriation
bill clause in amendment Of the pres.
eni TanH. II was ruled out of order
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

ELECTIONS THIS FALG.-Sixteeu States
elect their Representatives in the next
('hirty-second) Congress during the en-
suing autumn. The Congress in which
such members take seats, will meet on
the first Monday in December, in 1851.
We append a table showing the charac-
ter oi the delegation of those States in
the present Congress:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

contrary TO prccedeni-nnd the decision Of
the Chair was sustained by a parry
vote. o. LUClUS II. PECK voted
with the Southern democracy against
a chango Of The present system.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

CALFoRNIA MAILs.-The lth and goth
days of each month have been fixed upon
by government for the departure Of Califor-
MIA mails, from New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

IL The Old Line ~ Democrats held
their Convention at Manchester on the
20ih uIt., and nominated Merriu Clark,
Esq. Of Poullney, as their candidate for
Congress.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

Cobb aud his tribe can b last of about as
much genuihe Democracy, as Satan can of
tpieiy. If We must subscribe 10 the creed Of
such men in order to be recognized as a
Democrat, we shall be anything else in pref
erence. We clsim 10 be a true Denlocrat."
Huntington Courier.
And yet the Courier supports man
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

To KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES, hessrs.
Je,cca g. Prescott, No. 2 Milk Street, Boston,
have greatly improved their store; but the
cynosure of all eyes" is their rich assort-
ment of Shawls, Silks and Cloak Goods,
which cannot fail to be popular with all pur-
chasers. See advertisement in another col
umn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

~ \ gentleman from Louisiana has
purchased Monklauds, the late residence
Of Lord Elsin, for $4,000. 1t is design.
cd TOE a summer residence. 1t is said La.
dy Elgin will not return 10 Canada, and
that Lord Elgin is going 10 India.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

~ A man who rtcoully called At The
Office of the Weslield News Letter 10 get
his marriage "printcd in The paper" had
10 90 home and get his certificate before
he could tell his wie's name.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

AZ The gallant free soil boys of Ken
in, Ohio, tied negro man TO tree and
gave him one hundred and one lashes with
Il raw hide, because he ill-lrcaled his
wife.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

o. The late election in Virginia, for
members Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton, has resulted largely in favor OF the
Radicals, which will secure thorough
revision of the present Anti-Democrale
Constitution. Party Distinctions had but
lille influence in the cor iesl.-ilon. JonS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

rs The Superintendent Of the States
Prison at Windsor TIiRAM HARLOW, ESQ.
contradic's the report which has been SO
current Of late OF difficulties with & Brs,
lol Bil'-and especially the portion which
relates to the whipping.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
REMARKABLE CURE or DISEASED LUNGS
AT BELFAST. No

The following cure was reported hv II G. q Wash
burn Esd A-cut for the Hungarian lia.an at iirr,
hlinc, who viii give any further information ic.cct
the case lint may be- desired
D. J. Brdlcc-Drar Sir-Mr- CLARK Of P,'nvra. NJ.
wac taken lick about wear ago. with a bal Cnu.h
Pam in the eide and back, aud truueI 80 iii genera, de-
hiiy' lie consulted several Doctors, who pofscsLci
iur him but iiually told
TIAr He COULD NOT GET WE'LL.
lie stopped taking medicine but continued 10 -ro,v
worse until he weak that a. cnulI .careiv ii
up. lie saw notice of the Hungarian Bal-,in nrocu
Ell bottle, aud continued take it accnoiiul :, t.
drceion'-ant strange to say, ia few months he WIS
strong man, aud a. be believes. permanently cured
lcuis, respectfully.
II. &. o. WAsuDURN
DAVID BRADLvE & sox. l3l Wa,hinston Stree,
husioh sole agents for the United States and British
P4o'iAces.-Amcricau price one dollar per bottle
lC In.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

a5TGov. FISH, Of New York, positively
declines denomination. The Wing Nomi-
mating Convention is 10 be held at Syracuse
on the Goth inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

EarA second trial will be had in the ID
Congressional district Of Massachusetts on
the 9th of September Rev John Pierpont,
the Free Soil candidate, has withdrawn from
the canvass
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

O. " b. Palmcr's Business Mems Al
mauac, tor 1851, is received. II contains,
BESIDES the usual astronomical statistics
and calendar, n great variety OF matter in
lcrcslinr and valuable to tie business
community. Published at New York. by
V. b. Palmer, single copies. u - cts. -
) per dozen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

gDrThe New York State Fair is to be
held at Albany, on the Sd. 4th, and 9th inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
rsG@ FERlONTERS, READ THIS So
THE TARIFF AND LUCIUs B. PECK.

Pho Burl;ncton Frcc Press of Wndncs
day last, having gwen publicity to the ioI'
lowing private letter of Mr.. MrAcuAM, we
lov !, before our rcadcrs. as showiog who arc
pno N.
il ~ I "i'N p' vi ~ iho 'ioN' No'
body before, we presume, had much doubt
how Mr.. PECK stood, but il is worth great
Jc.l 70 b,vc d;rcc, and ,os;,;yc ,cs,;o,onv or
~,
MS "eoc"c7y I" nc interests y c'"""'' "'
italics and capitals are not Mr.MrAcnNM 5;
Uousr OF RrrgrsrxrAr1vrs.)
Aueus, o. 1850.
NyD.n Fn,r,n r., ,nrr.wo La,o
;,., ,n.Jn nm rr,nr, - cLancn tho rn;G In
tete ,,,,,, ia, ,ras hro,,h. i, -, ,ia
'losc Of ,bn An.,nr,;s,ion XII "fSr"I a,r.
Of r 8 oo,h tnri, TLan tx !, 10 prn.
y;so Of Srr. OIL ons,he I,tcrconrso or E.r.
e; " Nations HTb;s was rc"arieI ~ nrn
ccIont and a.. 900 ,ycr,, ,los-;n,, ,bn Ar,,ro.
,,'n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

Ca Hon. Henry Clay has returned to hi.
scat in the Senate.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

LATER FROM Mexico Dates from
the city of Mexico have been received up
to Aug. l3th:-
The cholera has disappeared from the
city afierl00 days duration, having swept
off froml5 TO $4,000 of the inhabitants.
People were returning, and every
thing wore an animated appearance.
The affairs ofthe country were in a sad
condition but it was thought a change
would take place for-the better when
new administration came into power.
Gen. Arlsla, it is supposed, would be
elected 10 the Presidency.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

JrU y EsPgrT.-A correspondent of
the Washington Union, u member of
Congress, furnishes the following pleas
ant hit at the late protest in the United
States Senate:-
California, let it seem strange as I, will
Although with the riches OF Ophr invested.
llasproyed quiteunahe to prevent the first BIZ
That was drawn in her favour from being
protested
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
Dic0,

At Meredith Bridge.N Hon the 2lthultA
MnroN, only child Of John X. and Harriet
\. Seayer, aged eight weeks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03

CoALIN NERMoNT-A vein Of coal A.
bout eighteen inches in thickness WAS struck
upon lew days since, by workmen employed
in mining ore fiom Conant's ore-6ed, al
Brandon. The appearance Of the coal is
intermediate between that of Charcoal and
Anthracite. 1t burns with toerable free.
dom, and emls an odor slightly bituminous
and otherwise somewhat peculiar We are
not aware that the quantity promises to be
sufficient to make it a matter of economical
importance.
The deposit is fifty feet below the surface.
Union Wig.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-09-03
Murder and Suicide.

present Congress two vacancies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12
REMOVAL.

. DR VAIL has rem.,vtd 70 the hnnse Of
Mis-. Morse, I'd d,Ur west ofil.e County House.
notlh side Of West street. Office as beinre.
over the .tare recently occupied by 8. P Bodies
Esl. AL calls in the line IL his profession,
left either a. hi. hoase or office will be prompts
~ attended TO ~ f@s @'4 1919
k.tchieid, Oct 80 1850, s.7= - ~. .Nsz 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12
LIrCHFiELD ENQUIRER


z E
TnE LATE DR. DwIoHT.-=The Journal
Of Commerce published some interesting
facts respecting the late Rev. Serene 3
Dwight, D! D., which were before uu-
known to the public. For many years
previous TO his dea.h. says the Journal.
he studiou<ly shunncd his old acquain-
tanccs, AID seemed to desire nothing so
much as to be unno,iced and unknown.
The salt>rheum made linn miserable, and
finally affected his mind. although not
amounting TO arrangement. There was
y par ocular place in William street New
Yo,k) where lie daily resorted to read
the newspapers, and then returned to his
quarters, which were unknown TO any
bat the inflated. Thus he lived the life
Of a hermit in the midst Of a crowded
city. Il hIsHsI y,it % sl-il q a5 sa
DR.. Dwight possessed a lofty and COM
manding appearance. a mind richly sto-
red, wonderful off hand talent which
never left him at loss for word or an
idea when suddenly wanted. a.s Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

HoSaoas OF AvAMcE.-The Ciacln-
natl papers give Us some singular facts
connected with an old beggar woman
named Elizabeth Morelock. whose death
rec.atIy occurred in that city. She died
IN the night, and 10 the evening = light
ed candle was placed on . stand beside
the bed, her idiot daughter, = frightfui
looking hunchback. being the only at
,tendaDt-lhough for a part Of the time
the physician WAS present. The old Voc
man opened her eyer. ard percelving the
burning candle. ordered i to be blown
out, saying that she could not afford to
pay for It. When FIRST taken sick. she
ordered the chest which was, after her
death, found 10 contain nearly four thou
sand dollars in gold. TO bs placed bsside
her bed and she kept il within reach OF
her arms during the whole Of her sick
ness. And when the death struggle
came on. and she was told she must die.
she flung herself upon the chest. and
clawed at it in her Wild aEaricious frenzy.
.until she tore tie ,vely nails from her an
gers, and thus embracing the iIl-gOtien
treasure. the spirit took its aigtt. An
old stove in the room was found after her
death % contain considerable amount
Of silver and copper coin. carefully stow,
ed aEay. The money and effects have
been placed 10 the hands Of an executor
appointed BY the court. In 1870. when
small change was scarcs. this woman
made handsome sPeculati. y b ssll.ng
Eve hundred dollars worth at one eiusr
70 . single Individual. tbs monsy was
accumulated BY beggaFy, By hsssslf and
her IDIOT daughter. Tno latter was gons
aea fsay - Ls-s stA "a - tasg ys
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

TaE WoRLD's ExulBlTroN.-This ex-
traordinary Fair, which is TO come off in
Hyde Park, London. during the coming
spring, will probably draw together a
greater crowd than were ever yet ga,l>
cred in the worlds metropolis. First
class steamers are advertised to leave
New York for trips TO London and back.
at the unprecedented low price of 500.
including board. berths. DC. The Gin
cianati papers estimate that At least three
thousand people from that city will WISH
England for the purpose Of being pres
ent At the Fair. If ether American cities
have similar representation. We can i'm
Q zine how many Americans will be Of
the ground s.s se4e ri
The British public are making prepar-
atoms for the Exhibition on the most lit
eral and magnificent scale. The build
ing now being erected on Hyde Pa K, fn
the reception Of articles designed for eA-
h'bition. is three stories high. and l,s4s
feet Tor nearly onc-,hird of mile) IL
length. The columns. which have al.
ready been raised TO the height Of 81
feet, extend along each side OF the ed
fee. and give it most imposing appear
ance. ... ..-e..... ......ta ...l. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

CoURrIxG IN TExAs.-At Nacogdo-
ches. Texas. recently. a young man who
was engaged 10 bs married to . gal. dis
closed hi" engagement TO cousin. who
was in love with the same lady. He inn
mediately had aninleryiew with her. ard
threatened to shoot her il she refused TO
marry him. She did refuse, and . few
days afterwards he shot her down as she
was entering church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12
DREADyuL cosrLAoRAr1os.-The Il

DREADFUL CoSFLAaRArIoN.-The In
sane Hospital ut Augusta, Me-. was de-
stroyed BY Gre on the morning of the 4th
inst. and il is supposed that at least 20
Of the unfortunate lunatics persisted.
The alarm OF ERE was early givea by
sone Of the lun,iics /; but the keepers
surprising their cries were nothing n"rr
han their accustomed rawlings. gave NO
need TO them until it WAS TOO late. +
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

orally logged upon her return home at
night, when she did not make a good
days work of il. and was always whip
ped before che. vas sent out inithc morn
ing. The criey Of che poor creature,
while under the lash 81 her, avaricious
mother. have frequently excited the in
dignatiOn Of she nsighborhond. The
poor idiot herself wac afterwards under
an attack Of the cholera. and is probably
number ed with the dead.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

! 1'k6a&sgiVsAy Gs TIE AGss.-- laecaEs on
the New York and New sttAven RsilrOad
Tor this city. were on Monday tiiIed I"
their utmost capacity - many person.
who had gone IA the Eastward 70 partak,.
Of the Thanksgiving Festivities. having
chosen that day 70 r.sufn. The TRAN.
which arrived about 2 o clock. composed
of eight passenger CARS. and sns Expires,
train winch arrived AZ s +. NJ seven
cars, wele Insufficient 10 hold scats ID
all. II is essimaled by officers of she
road, that 5000 persons passed over
during that day atvne.--lN. Z. Jour. vi
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

r. U1JYYYN
RESHDE.VT DENTIST,

Office iew dmFs west ot Court House.
Litch6eld, Jnae 9th, is49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

} EWThe Governor Of Arkansas, ia his
measags to the Legislature Of that State
objects 70 the admission Of California,
ba. cOntends that the evil cannot b cur.
I'd and must BE- endured. He asks
:. what could The South gain By rssis.
tsncs?" He also objects 70 President
Fiilmore's message COnceEn'ng Tsxas.--
That i = matter however NOS on the o.
pis. But. with regard 20 the fngitiva
slave law. he conGends. il the North touch
it. the . south can 40 lOnger. with honor
20 hsSsrlf maintain hsr pFsseata lslatiO0s
with The NOsthg--Akag. Gazse1& u es3.
1s1a9lE. 20 81 49,. ". L.. -. - u
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

ere ~ wF sf8AsSHe,sRsg ts&n rs 4rsftl ~&@i
~ va NRss 70 4issAf ~ p.sss.sarg asst hssssl
sls SIZES s3 Esaas2s iassAasa ~ EaaMgagnEsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
PRINTING.

FENHE SECRET OF SUCCESS.-THE
a REASON WHY BAKER. GOODWIN CO.'S
STEAM JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. TRI-
BCNE BUILDINGS, has in SO short a time become the
FAyORITE OF THE PUBLIC, is owing to the deter.
mined efforts of tie Proprelors please their patrons and
to possess every requisite for PRINTING NEAT, CHEAP
AND RAPID.
Tie practical experience OF many in every depart
neut Of Printing qualified the Poprieors to introduce
sch improvements in the management of their business
they are certain viii lie for the benefit OF customers They
have acted upon the belief that GOOD WoR6MEN AT
GOOD WAGES SECURE GOOD WORK AT Low
PRICES: for it is plain thai superior workman will do
much more and neaer work than whose boched job
has TO be done over else allowed to pass to the detr'
men, and disgrace of both Patron and Printer.
b G. Co have every variety Of Type for any descrp-
ton of Printing Bill Book and by the use OF
STEAM PRESSES can the largest order ct short
notice Read lie following from the Sunday Dispatch
PRIHrING.-Messrs Baker, Goodwin { Co. who have re-
Gently opened office in the Tribune Buildings are urn
inc OF some beautiful specimens OF the topographic art
TIey have at great expense fitted up entirely JOB
Office and with TIE experience and Sl OF the Propre'
tors they have foods OF work. We have had occa-
sion have printing done at their establishment
and say that surprised al The beauty OF
the workmanship.
~ Call ana examine specimens oil work. Civil aud
courteous treatment to all
BAKER. GOODWIN & CO, PRINTERS
Tribune Buildings, Third Stories.
nil IWeoi Entrance Spruce st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
PATENTS.

DARIS GREEN, IS Brand, Patented.)-
H. To Dealers in Paints, Ship Owners, and other parties
and other qualities of the above PAINT Notice hereby
gvena several manufacturers Of Paris Gre Green a OF ae
makes of Green the identical Cans and Cansters which
have been introduced expressly for The brand being I'M
proveens English patterns; and that therefore, those
who desire to obtain the genuine make ofhe above arce
are requested look for the peculiar letter s. stensed on
each package which forms the only distinctive marx ta
the penalty of the law precludes from imitation
THEO. SCHWARTZ, Paienlee,
MO 2aw1mist II JacOb-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
FOR SALE.

s19--.-,.e..'o-e.H - -
NEW VILLAGE OF HERMAN IN
VtI1p oNI"V i25 for q HOMESTEAD.-2z Farms
@ 10 90 400 NJ oTS to he dstributed among
~0itn OIL so'0 an an III, i; emitted n Lots 81 b9
90 0 SuosCriDers 1be M pPTzE FAPM of from to %
dUu ee' M y s are united nj 25"pavabeS5 wien
, az c e * on dn,, of disfrhron and balance in
bi ips}Henta of ~ About GOO shares are now
mIacriSS 5N'''A'''-'' " w.
suT5ciioeu m i, tho viIloge
@ aa 1 f t Road StaT3on on the Long Island
one e eaS ., I S md o IniIea from The civ OF
NeW-1 ORR 1t Is Que VI tne n @ Sct -
States, WITHIN one Ilhe OF ionRonEciud l1aAo, "te 10
about three miles in circumference, OF singular Transparent
cy ard Of great de @ an o b gys sn s Rave
village IS but nles distant from Tue sf9at 9ou 1al,
which is miles wide and 40 miles long abundandy supplied
with o a5 c r af s 10 Ya0 nr acre with the same
cutiyation as any land WITHIN my mics o, oih
The Suffolk County 1go rsm o a. the prodeon
z9ln Sepenoei looU h @ P the Solloying leer
toppy yyJr Roam orr 9th 1850
;o ,, Inv, ,isad IA d,,ri NIL Ibe nae season The
certly ihat nave Laseui 4 1ea Ia f 800 n g
very oeS u ooiii ai 49, ,,o,oIIea an land near tRe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
TELEGR APH.


Observation-Disclosures and Stran-
"A gers are invited 10 call and examine the operation OF
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
IN Broadway, New-York.
The immense success attending The adaptation of Ohm.
steads Patent Telegraph Battery 10 the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber TO accep. from the Manuac-
turers,
Messrs T. SMITH co II Fulton-sL
tue appointment sole Agent fol the sale thereof and they
VIII hereafter be kept constantly sale at
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, NewYork
The Olmslead Patent Magnetic Machine, Tor MEDICAL
purposes is SO entirely different from any other medical in
strumenis that person form proper dea OF It's nd
yaages without Witnessing rs operations when .hey VII
be found SO apparent render argument suPerfuous
The current OF electricity completely under the eQAo Of
Inc operator ana can rom almost impercepub'hy be grad
uay increased 10 any strength the patient may desire,
while, instead OF feeling the painful spasnodc contraction
OF The muscles produced by ali other medical Instruments
gentle current Is flowing pleasantly through the nervous s7-
lem Telegraph Companies respectfully informed that
every description OF Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus 5 kept constantly sale at
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, New-York,
where al orders must be addressed. oil FM&Wn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
uOT7RRER GOODS, SPECIALLY AND

u D GENERALLY-DAY, % Cortland-st has all his
factories running fast steam and water power can
drive them making more and better fabrics than any other
concern prices never SO low the Courts ever ,D 40 ae
great benefit DAY who has legal right 10 use H. under
ie section Of the act Of Congress Of 1888 The follow
ing eminent LAWYERS have given written opinions decis-
io5s that this same reissed Patent is fraudulent and void
Edgar s. Van Wrinkle, ESQ +. B, Cutting, Esq b. Rand,
Esd r. H. Gilett Geo. Gfscom. C. s. Bradley, Samuel
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