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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-30
100 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

h,,o hoo, -epo-ed to DR. CnRIsrW and his Agents
ai,b;r do las, two wears, which have been entirely
restored I, ~ ..,-. Of proolivn y Y had
moi been able to walk a ste lot usa rPei & Iehrats5
so helpless that he had to be -au' ds amer he com
nencel wearing the GALvANic BrL- In threc weeks
BHcftr1s he walked across the room an MIN Tome,
he had perfectly recovered his health. c.. 4" AV"
IL Sc o
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such as Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat Nervous
aud Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face, Bnzzing Roaring in the Ears, Deafness,
which is generally Nervous and that distressed com.
plant, called Tic Doloreux
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.ART-UNION.

The subscriber having been appointed Hon
orary Secretary of the Phila Art nleni VIII
receive subscriptions and forward money du-
ring the present year. The drawing takes
ylace in December next. The engraving for
Inc year 1880, is "Mercy's Dream" by Hun
,ington, and is he executed in the best pos
sible style of mixed line, stipple ard mezzo-
into. A copy Of this engraving is sent Tree
of expense, 10 every subscriber who will, be-
sides, have chance in the distribution Of phi
zcS.
Lovers Of Art in this village are requested
10 call on the subscriber and examine speci-
mems Of the engravings issued by the Ari-u
ion.
/. L. TlLDEN,
49lf Hon. Sec. Phila. Art Union.
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F0RESTDALE TOKEN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Subscriber, having leased the Hotel for
merly kept by II. II. Hunsdon, in the village
of ShorehGm, and having put the same in com
pcte repair, respectfully announces to the pub
lie that this House is now open, and he viii he
happy 20 wait upon all who may favor him
with their patronage. Travellers may rely On
that attention wineh will render b,eir stay a.
greeahle. ID. w. {. DOAN.
Shoreham, Sept H. 1919. 2lif
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HAMS AND SHOULDERS.

A prime lot of Hams aud Shoulders Just re-
,eived and for sale by L. NALLETIE'
March %.
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A Positive Gain Of Nearly 80 Per Cent:

DALEY s GENUINE PAIN fNINACioN
IN New Enreiopc and Bores Of Much
Larger Size !
TIL Ar Incompatible md truly Indispensable family
saiyr nullcy's Extract. being extensively un'tieied
IN the a wrapper cnuiion the public against This dan
rrruus fluid. Avoid The tnisuuuus ronnirrrii, aud buy
bailey = Exit aci only IN HE New wrapper and Large
% 49, You tlffth avoid the danger attending heuse
.hn rouu'riifi'--'srHre imrositiun-are certain Of
rfWtlun nriitl' --nud gam ncnly 30 per cent,
..i 200 nintmrnt. Nnl--the Symhnls on the
linnglr Srrpaui sun nnve Lion
u.I.. lyR I'd the uew clrculNrs iuf lcj1
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Paper Hangings.

large and well.selected stock now on hand
will be sold low to close out the lot.
j. NJ. GORDON
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SALT FISH I!

Goldfish, Mackerel, No. l and ., and Sal
mon, of superior sEalily for sale at the Cash
Store. K. l.. FULLER.
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ma YCSIATl
LEE INSURANCE COMPANY
n IL. r...:a.1 T-s-4..1:x.,

Office opposite the Capitol, Montpelier.
DIRECTORS,
WIN C.. KGrrnEpGE. Fairhavcn,
EDMUND WESTON, West Randolph,
JuLius Y. DEWEY, Montpelier
TiMo. = REDriELD, Montpelier,
PAUL DILLINGHAM, Waterbury,
DANIEL BALpwIN. Montpelier
HOVER W. lIEAToN. Montpelier,
}. b. DANFoHru Jr., Montpelier,
WM. c. KITrREDGE, President.
RocrR S. IiowAEn. Secretary.
J. Y Dewey. NJ y, Medical Examiner, in
attendance daily, at tic cliicc.
f. ". Adams, NJ. D.. Consulting Physician.
THIS COMPANY
has commenced business, and now insurcs
ives upon the most favorable tcrme on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
The Company will be NATIONAL. in It's
but Vermont in its MANAGE
MENT.
The funds safely and advantaccossly invested
The business conducted exclusively for the
benefit Of The persons insured
The greatest risks taken on life $1,000.
Premiums may he paid quarterly or scmc
when desired; and amounts not too
small
Forms of application and pamphlets Of the
Company may be had of its agents or at the
Office Of the Company, or forwarded by mail
if written for, post paid.
DIVIDEND OF PROFITS
must lie very large, owing to the peculiar al
which life member, have in this Com
pany.
Travelling and residence privileges unusually
liberal. SPECIAL PERMITS for sea voyager'
and for foreign residences always granted al
REDUCED RATES.
California Risks taken on fsvora' lie terms.
a Liberal CREDIT given if desired on pre-
NUNS for LIFE PoLIcIEs, the amount being
40 dolls. OR MORE.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co
c. C. =. CLARK, NJ. ID, Medical Examiner
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All ply scans acknowledge that these terrible diseases
caused by d,ftiency IF Nervous Energy in the
affected limbs. On CnRsrIEs Galyanic Articles will
supply tins deficient power, and complete and entire
g. epla to-
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Among the many and imporan, discoveries Of his
qencrniiou is one whose fame Will be written, ns IN
a sunLram In the history of lbr past SANDS SIR
SApARtLiA stands 'rlh alone, aud by IL own Nviks
nrocinims is pnwerhnt mute coqucnce 50 irres.sluy
affecting in The appeals ot the suffering Tor relief, has
hon answered Thousands OF cascs ol disease lave
bren cured bv this invaluable m'cine, such ms are not
furnished In The records u time. These things are not
dome in secret places, IN snue unknown town. but
are uetiurcd Ia our principal cities and public places
rhrv are brought before The world to snbsianiao, be
vond doubt the ufALrSG VIRTUES of ihs preparation
and hr facts niudcd although gigantic are as PLAIN A.
the light OF day. ,
Tile sarsaparla is combined with the most "ircual
aid the most -auidry productions, the most liiei SIM
ME- OF The vegetable kingdom; and lis unfree edeniod
.uccr.s In the restoration 10 hclih OF those lao bad
nng mined under the most distressing chronic maahies
mas ryrn il an exalted Notwithstanding, as u doe-
r,ieuce nf H. own intrinsic value. ahd recohntn ins
il In line afflicted IN tenn the afflicted uuy can Know
+, has L,re Lecn n mos inroriani desdriaium III iht
n,,r,ir of medicine obtain remedy similar loihis
ono, that would act uu the LIVER STOMACH, and BOW
rLs with a the precision and loicncy uinrIal prep
nniions vet without any ct their drirrous effects up
nm the Vital powers at the system. Aihuugi ~s' ss't
of nfvcru healing prpprrms. II Is cntirey hhft -
, win H. iniutc the most delicate constitution hen
in ncffcct health cilci j. produced nv lis use exec W
m increase of appetite; tut when di-tas aed IN H.
nan,r and carrying fast it, victim along the PAIN {" ie
,L,n lis mystrfnus influence j. felt aud sttu; II 'nk
dies new hc aud vgof, aud brings health and strength 20
NJ. .lI. 4 u-l 1
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Paper Hangings.

A very large assortment of Paper Hangings
for sale low By JOHNSON & WOOD.
JSne 8. 1850
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VIII attend to any commissions for taking of tcstimo.
nv or other proceedings he used the courts oi Yer.
mont the xamnaiion Of Titles Of rcnl property aud con.
vcvnncng in the city aud county of New York, and the
county kings-thc purchase, sale leasing of such
property any business required to be done in any OF
the courts of the above counties.
~ Terms cash for retaining fee and disbursements
in advance of which parties will he advised by mail.
- REFEnt Noes Jonathan Ilagar, aud Harriet; 4
Cobb, Midllchury, Vt. 3s6m
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SCROFuLOUs AFFECTION OF THE
EYES


Winchester, n.y., Oct. 70, 1sl9.
A. b. & ID. SANDs-Genilemen; would not
nave presumed 10 write TO you, IT II was not my
duty to let the public know the almost miraculous
effect YOUR Slrsaparilla has had upon me. My
limbs we're covered with ulccrous sores, 50 that
| could not walk during the whole Spring and
summer. Inhils situation commenced the use
Of YOUR Snrsaparilll, aud after taking two bottles
was entirely cured. must also tell you OF anoih-
"a, wonderful cure. Nv bro her was afflicted with
This scroua in his head, 50 bad his physician told
Inn, The loss OF sight was inevitable, and perma'
nent blindness seemed to be his fate. Three bot
lies entirely restored his sight, aud cannot bnl
recommend all similarly afflicted to use Sands
Sarsaparlla.
Yours truly, .....-..,,.,
BENJAMIN T. BUCKNER.
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TESTIMONIES.

OVER half a nillion Cf
testimonies have been ic-
ceived by the Projectors
Of MAllSTERS ALL
HEALING OINTMENT!
from Physicians the most
skilful aud c,lebIAled,
from Cnunsellors learned
In the Law, nom Judges
.pf celebrity on the Bench,
from Ministers ui the Cos
re-, whose underwriting IN
iegriiy have made them
sirning lights In ihe path
o. rrnlh, from enliehlem-
ed Professors, from acute
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Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC BELT
and
MAGNETIC FLUID,
GENERAL DEBILITY,

Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone IN the
various organs aud nyigoratng the entire system Also
in FITS. CRANE PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYsPEP
slA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATIsM ACUTE and
CiRONiC, GOUT EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO DEAF
NESS NERVOUS TREMOnS, rALPlTA1ION OF
THE HEART, APOrLENY. NEURALGIA, PAINS in
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SrINAL
COMPLAINT and CURVATURE Of the SPINE, HIP
COMrL AMT DISEASES of the KIDNEY $ DEFI-
CfENCY OF NERNOU and PHYSICAL ENERGY
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
.....- L.l..L l. .l. u ual.al.
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF!

Spragues, Colts and Grcer's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russcl's & Robinson's
Cavendsh Tobacco. Lorllard's celebrated
Maccoboy and Yellow Snuff, for sale at the
Cash Store II. L. FULLER.
Oct. 80
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Received,

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts, latest fash
on, for sale by H. BECKWITH
Dec. 3, l8i9.
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NART EORn.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the HARTFoD FIRE Insurance. COMPANY,
for Middlcbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuriug property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rcputa'
ton of This company, aud tic prompiness with
which all their transactions have been charac-
teriscd render 1t unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
office iutrustcd to him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted
JONATHAN IIAGAR, agent.
Aliidlehury. r'cb. %, 1912. 43:y.
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Cologne.

a SUPERIOR article, at only 81. cents pint
Also Farina'S Cologne, for sale At the rug
Store of H. y. SHELDON.
Nov. Is.
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NAILS! NAILS!!

The subscriber is receiving large quantity
of Nails, which he VIII sell lower than have
been sold elsewhere in this place.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
MarchI9, 1850 ASH,
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o,s- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Mcdi
cnes ncreass The disease for they weaken the vital
gies Of the already Frustrated system while under the
strengthening lilegiyng vitaying influence of Galvan.
ism applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
eovery tie exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health, strength elasticity and yigor
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-30
DR.. CHRtsTiE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in of Conyulsions Fits
spasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper eN,remes. Also in Palsy and
Parsly sis, and all diseases caused by deficiency OF
power or Nervous Energy an the limbs other organs
Of the body
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DR.. Christio's aalvanic ouratives,

consists in the fact that they and disease by
orad aTyic aiion in place of the usual mode Of drug
gng and ply sicking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection.
THY strengthen he whoie system eqali=e The oireii-
The hiood promote he sseieons aud do The
slightest injury under any eiieuHsianoss Since their
inrolnc ton in the United States only three years
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iect to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tined in vain
TO illustrate the use Of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the Of person afflicted with that hane OF
civilization, Dl srttslA, any other Chronic Nery
Disorder IN ordinary cases stimuants taken,
which, by their action the nerves and muscles Of
the stomach, afford temporary relief but which leave
the patient lowe state and with injured faculties,
alter the action thus excited has ceased Now compare
thi, with the effect resulting the apple alton OF the
GNLNANlC BELT. Take Dyspeptc sufferer, even in
the symptoms of an attack and simply lie the Belt
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid directed
IN short PERIOD the insensble Precipitation will act on
the positive element OF the Belt thereby causing Gal.
yanc circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up con-
nnons Galyanc circulation throughout the stem Thus
the most severe cases OF Dl SltPsiA are rkIsMA.
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS Is OFTEN ANiPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
YEARS
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
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Tic polOreux and Neuralgla.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints immsH
aisly rssrsd by the application Of the GALyANic Bslr
.NEcRLArr Asp FUN The Belt dihuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the fluid acts directly upon the affected nerves IN these
distressing affections the application NEVER FAILS
fS- Many hundred Certificates from all parts OF the
country OF the extraordinary character can be
given, required,
o. No trouble Inconvenience attends The use OF
DR. CHRISTIFas G.4LV.9NIC .4RTICLES and they
nav be worn by the feeble and delicate with per
lect ease and safety In many cases the sensation at
tending their Aishly pleasant and asssske They
be sent to any part Of the country
Prices: ~
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanio Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
00- The articles accompanied by full and plsin
directions Pamphlets vth fun PARTICULARS may he had
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
or BeaSars Of coanfsrfsits aud Worihe,s Iaitasas
ID. O. MORHHDAD, M. D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATS
i3s broadway. New York
For sale in MIDDLEBURY, VT, by tn
authorized Agent, Dr. w. p, RUSSEL,and
Wy authorized Agents in the principal towns 70
the State l0ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

NEw.HAMPsHIRE.-The Legislature of New
Hampshire assembled at Concord on Wednesday
last In the Senate RICHARD JEsSEss, Loco, was
unanimously chosen President. NATHANIEL B.
BAKER of Concord, also Loco, was elected Speak err
of the House of Representatives receiving 1877 out
of 265 votes cast. The usual messages passed be-
tween the two Houses, and Committees were ap.
pointed to wait on the Governor and inform him of
the organization Of the Legislature; after which
both Houses adjourned.
The people Of New. Hampshire decided by ballot
at the last election in favor of revision of the
Constitution Of that State and the present Legis-
ature will doubtless provide for the election of the
delegates and the assembling of the Convention
who are to perform that service.
general Railroad law will also be subject Of
consideration for the Legislature at the present
session. At the last session a Committee of three
consisting of Hon. Leonard Wilcox of Oxford, len
jamin NJ. Farley, Esq Of Hollis and Fredk vose,
Esq. Of Wapole, was appointed to draft bill and
report at the present session 1t is said that this
Committee have matured bill, and will bring it
forward at an early day.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED CITY


Cash Tailoring Establishment OF EDWARD goz, -
Brosdway,h removed to the new building doinins u
Astor House, Bsrclayst This extensive sed spisrad
room can be entered from Il vesey and Bucisy -
where be proposes carrying on bis business unr hs Nv
store is rebuilt and finished upon the sts Of Tho Cbsua
Bank, between the Museum and the Justly popular Hs ~
Cap establishment OF nr Genin, ia Broadway.
The proprietor impeed by high sense Of duty, s'se
himself Of the present opportunity Of returning bis csa
Acknowledgements to his numerous friends and psronh
the great patronage extended to bin for series Of ysss
and In the enlargement Of his business he ID soss aais>
By the desire To meet tho wants. fully OF the dsy inef'
ing demand OF the public for Garments made ct s sst
The many facilities which be Possesses Ia the izysS
don Of superior Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings ~ b
purchase OF Domestic Goods being always effected q y
Cab principle, enables him 10 hold forth adyants ~
cannot fail to be daily appreciated by dscrmlnsus
munity. mvfs Insods
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Whnt ouxbt 90 be done.

The City ought to be cleaned. The heats
of Summer have commenced. The usual
diseases of the season cannot be long in fol-
lowing. The Cholera will doubtless come
with them. We ought to be prepared
for it.
The streets are in an exceedingly filthy
condition. Quite possibly they are no
worse than usual, perhaps even they may
be cleaner than they have ordinarily been
at the beginning of June. But that proves
nothing. The cleanness OF leper is not
proved by showing another in a state still
more disgusting. The fact is that New
York is abominably filthy. Vegetable mat
ter decays in the streets mud, reeking with
odors understandable, encumbers the cutters !;
and even the more clearly quarters are far
from being properly attended to. The low
lanes and crowded districts where utter pow
erty and sickening filth are chronic, we
have not visited. No doubt they are so much
worse than other portions of the town as to
cause the latter to seem perfect to those
who are led to look at both. We do not ad.
NIT the inference drawn from this contrast.
The whole City ought to be purified and
prepared for the Cholera; or rather it should
be prepared to be kept clean regularly as
il stands.
Everybody knows that if the Cholera
were to make its appearance here tomorrow
there would be great furry about the pub
lie health the next day. Then we should
see the streets swept and garnished. Every
heap Of filth would be removed; liberal
streams of the Croton would benefcently
pour along all the cutters; the abOdes of the
lowest poor would be visited, cleaned and
whitewashed gratis; and disinfectants would
be scattered wherever suspicion of danger
could suggest their employment. This would
all be done with zeal and energy. 1t would
be useful, indispensable, and every good cit
izen should consent and rejoice in its per-
Torrance. But when the danger was over
all this care and industry would be forgot
ten, filth again suffered to become triumph
ant, and the next Summer find us quite as
unprepared as ever.
NOwwe object entirely to this system. We
object entirely to having New-YOrk the dir
test city in the civilized world, except when
the Cholera or some other epidemic comes to
punish us for our habitual and most criminal
neglect. If there be any good reason for
such thing, we should like to know it.
This island has an excellent position in
sanitary point Of view; it has the Croton
Water to wash it; and though New-Yorkers
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE JUNE 10.

in general have not much interest in New
York, except as q good place to make money
in, we cannot doubt that the majority Of
them would prefer that this metropolis
should have as high a reputation for clean
illness as it now has for the opposite 1t is
also certain that we pay taxes enough to
secure that as well as all the other blessings
desired and not derived from our City Gov
eminent. Why then should we not have it
The only reason we can think Of is the sup
position that the City is managed rather for
the benefit Of contractors, ofice-holders and
hangers on than for the comfort and conven-
fence of the people.
In these remarks we have no intention Of
finding fault with the present executive Off
Ger charged with the care Of the public
health or with his assistants. We do not
expect him to perform miracles, or in a day
to reverse the abuses of an indefinite period.
We know that he has made Improvements in
bis department, and presume he is as little
content with the state of things as any one.
What we do find fault with is The slow, stu
pid, foolish, culpable system which has pre-
vailed here from time immemorial, of neg
Letting public cleanliness until the daily
bulletins of death and the stagnation of
business compel us to neglect it no longer.
That system ought to be changed at once
and changed forever.
Why has the Common Council done moth
ing in this most important matter? Have
the members of so sagacious body never
heard of the Cholera, or are they deeply
occupied in debating the restoration of the
tea-roOm or some other parallel absurdity to
give thought to the dearest interests of
their constituents?