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Land Route 10 New York,
VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER RAILROAD
go 3 -
F1RE FROM WINDSOR TO NH YORI
Ab,1b.

u'hAlNs leave nraitlshafo' AT o. aud
3 n, on the HrTiy1 81 ~ stages eou-
peoling with the Cheshire and sullivan Rail
roads AZ Walp0le.
Passengers by the fret Train having Wells
RIVER reach bfutlleb0Tuugh iu season iof The
3 n Tnin, Springfield a. 80 y, and pro-
cred then by the EVENING LAFhEbs over
the Hartford and New Haven, ARd New York
and Now Haven Railroads, arriving 10 the
Guy ~ les.
Passengers leaving liRttlrbofo BY the 20
~ Ifa'Hfrarl Springfield ~ 10 ~ ~ aRd
reach New York about 4Fa,
The above viii be- iuBnd d CnEAF, quicE and
e0stoHtsHtE HourE from oil parts of Yer
mont aud Western New Hampshire giving 10
travellers q complete Lasd Route and avoiding
entirely the daHPef0 81 the Sound. HrTuRH'
NO, Passengers can leave New York bY the
sAs Tain uf the New York and Now Haven
Railroad and reach Dnttlebnfo' The same eve
ming, and reach Montpelier Of Wells River
The next day ata ~ 80 Those leaving New
York ny The . a. n Train lodge either al
HARTFORD, amingfeid, or Northampton, aud
reach Wells River next day az tors
Paascnmfs arriving al Springfield by the
lrst Tram from hntile bOfo reach Providence,
Albany. Troy 90 Whitehall, the same evening,
and Buffalo the nrSt day a. lrH,
JOSIAH HUNT, supt q. II, u, H.,
Northampton, May r, 1900 Obsisif
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THE ALEDO NIA N.

1mWlLIhG hCIDENT A. NIAGARA
FAlLs,-A correspondent Of rho buffalo
Courier, writing from Niagara Falls on the
afternoon Of the ialh ult, narratcs the fol-
lowing inrideur
On Saturday forenoon father with his son,
boy alinut / o years Old, IN naking their way
home % Gwude Island game near going over
the Falls under these circumstance; The
father was iutoNiaaitl, and the boy was leii
in charge ola canor, Tho wind being high
Oh Shore the lad was unahi, % contend with
h. aud necessarily was wniHln the current
and rapids within few rols ot'the Falls
Fortunately they were driven near the H.
lands, aud at che Gut fall ia the rapids the
canes was capsllcd The first impulse nfthc
heroic boy was 10 seize bis father by the coat
collar, and after floating short distance they
brought up against a ronk, add tho father
was saved, Our citizcns,oycr active ia their
cXcrtions "a rescue the unfortunate around
the falls, went promptly Ia the assistance IT
them at the peril of thoir own lives and sue
ccclIri Ia saving them II Is d warning Ia
parents coming 10 tho Falls Wy water with
their children, and getting 20 much iBtosicat-
ed ~ not "a bc aware Of their dagger The
cast variations Ia the padding OF the canoe
along the shore would have sent them head
long over the mighty chasm.
The canoe was dhyhed 10 atoms long before
Il took the awful leap The hoy luuted hn-
mcdatcy on reaching The shore, and the G,th-
cr was somewhat sobcred or Nay this prove
a warning IN him that will never be forgot
ten.
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Boston, New York, &c.
ny TTTE WAY OF WINDSOR, VI

NY IlE WAY OF WINDSOR, VI
1GfEfT,JqTI- -FTlIy 79TTI INV
tl,i5,-,. -
Raiiroad from BosiOa 10 WsHs Rircr, and 10
Huntingdon, IT, Througk Tclcis Ia stations
on hr PassnmPsic and Tie IsrmOHf Cedtrdi
Rd0rOads
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-w ivrrn An.
UANGTNrNr. jas, !, lsin.
OARS leave Boston from Fitchhurg Rail.
u rnaG iArPnt, by way Of Grotnn junction,
Fitchbuig, kccnr, Walpole aud Windsor, at
7.3n 81, and arrive 81 Wells River at 3,I3
aud at Burlington At o - IN,
-- ears iruvr fUEtdn fdf Chiflrstown, Glare.
mont and Windsor at 40 aud ~ A n, and az.
rive AT Windsor at lilo aud 10
Cans icuvc Wells River at go and bur
lingion ate 80 u, and by way Of Wmdsot
STRIVE IN BoHtnn ~ I,
, Care leave WiabsptpL ~ md IL 10, and
arrive ih Boston tt2i Hhd.G = H
New York passengers connect at Groion
Junction aud Walpole
Stages leave Wells River on arrival Of Cars
from Boston, for ST. Johusbury, S,anstcad,
Derby Line, &c &c.
Slares leave Burlington each morning Sun.
days czcrP,cd) for Montreal, &c &c.
Freight Trans leave aud arrive at Boston
daily.
Cattle Train Tor PoSfors each Tuesday.
THOMAS : WILLIAMS,
Sup't SaIiTan Railroad.
Charlrstown, n H., Jan. /, 1850. CJ2rf
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THE LIPE CLOCK.
TnAAlIAIln 40 "a almMN

rHAAsIATru fppN m GlnAM
TheroIs llltle mystic cloak,
aohWnHn eyo hath seen,
That boatelh ot~and Leltorli on,
fum morning until oy'n,
Ami Wheu me- soui f. wrapped In Isop,
Aud hoedoll nota sound,
Il tcks and ticks the iiye-ong night,
Aud nevsrWunerh down,
o wmdop. r me work ofart,
which kuell. he passlng hour,
bui an meier 6und, nor MUD conceived,
ms litc-cdck's magic PoWa'
Nor ,et In gold, nor deckod with gems,
ny pride and wealth possesseiis
Eat nrh "a fa-Fr 80 l.4i'l'-'''. i''''
Each henri II In hls breast,
When lic's deep stream, 'nil beds Of flower
All silll and sonly Fllde'
Like Who wnyoet'' step with gentle beat,
i'wams Of passing tides,
When passion nerves the warrior ann,
for deeds u halo and wrong,
Though needed not the fouhll sound,
The knoIl b deep and strong
Whom ey.ea 20 ty-es arr ruFirF suf',
And tender worla aru spoken,
Then mt nnd Wild II r,ltlcs on,
A. II with love 'twerc br1lrn,
Such j. The clock TINT measures life,
OF acsh anil spirit hlendr',
Aud thus twin run within the hrcnl,
rim tho strange NE % ended. -
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscribers, being engaged in bust.
l. ness otherwise than agricultural, offer
for sale their large and valuable Farm, stu
ated in Newark, lying at the upper end Of the
Village on the Stage road. Said Farm con-
tains about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY.F1vE ACRES
of excellent land for moving, FEATURING and
tilage, with n convenient house and barn
thegena- with sheds attached TO the same A.
boat 100 acres are cleared, aud nearly all of
which s in good state of cultivation. There
are 200 Sugar TrcesIhat may now be carried
-al-o, about rrroud growth maptps
growing on something like acres of ground,
from whtch surur may tc-mEdg in a Few years.
A good portion Of the land not cleared affords
an abundance of extra building timber and
lumber. There is an apple orchard OF 600
bearing trees, young and thrifty SAID Farm
is well supplied with water, and is brought TO
the buildings 80 rods in good and permanent
lead pipe,
a better dairy Farm cannot be found in the
country The above described Farm is Offer.
ed for sale by the subscribers at very low
price and on liberal terms. For further infor.
nation impure OF the subscribers.
VIM. G. DENlSON, Newark
CHAS. o. DENISQN, Lyndon Centre
Newark, April %, 1850. 666tf
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CrRors FACTS ABOUT R>iN.-Thcrc j.
tonc remarkable fact connected with the. fall
of rain, which ha. never yet received salts
factory explanations Over any given spot
more rain fallsot the surface of thc earth
than above IT, IIcbcrdon made some expcr-
mcuts TO ascertain this fact in the following
manners lie fixed rain gauge on the square
part Of the roof of Westminster Abbey, away.
from the western towcrs,which might obstruct
the clouds, another on the root of ncighbor-
ing house, aud a third ON the ground, in the
garden Of the same. The number of inches
of rain caught in the Abbey was IL ON the
housc-top ~, and in the garden -. The IL
lustrious French astronomer, Arago, has for
many years noticed the fall of rain, at diffc-
rent heights, at the Observatory at Paris, and
tisTcsufts, with winch hundreds of others a.
grcc, are like those Of llchlrdon. 1t j. weu
known that the quantity of rain which falls
Mt the foot of mountain is considerably Larry
cr than that deposited on its summit. Many
explanations have been offered or this curious
fact, but none to which the scientific have Civ
en- sanction,
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CON:VECITCUT MN P.lSSU.liPSIC
RIJ'ERS RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

~ ~ and afler Monday June 3, 1870, Pas
~ srnFof Trains fer Boston, VIA Concord,
Manchrulcr, Nashua and lowell, and via
Windsor, bcllows Falls, Kceno and Fitch
burgh,
Leave Wells Riverat o 30 AuRnd 10 g 49,.
leave Bosion for Wells ltiyar via Concord,
81, at Z 80 4 and ~ ~,
Leave Boston fpf Wells River via Fitohburgh
al Z 80 A n aud II AA
Stages lrHyc Wcils River on The arrival or
frat Tram from Boston for Darnct, DauWllc.
iiHrdwiek, ~. Johnsbury, Lyndon, VI, Lit,
Teton, n n and Northern, n H.
For further paIicnlaIz- patI.f..,.!..s- S',.l
Railway Guide Fares . cents more ~ the
cars than Yfcn Tickets are purchased.
OGGtf ROBERT HALE, Agent.
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Marble FdciOry,
ST JOHNsBURY CENTRE, RI.

III yVFIsN7FIHI NIssF FtI@i n
CPENCKR 4 BRIGHAM, Manufacturer
- of
TOuB T.lBLES .l.ND
Fa----G CRAZE 1S4'e,t'Es, -
would say To the public, that they have just
received and are receiving a large aud Gplcn'
did lot Of Marble of all Minds that IL quarricd
IN Vermont. Also, Slate of superior quill.
~, aud variety or Marble CENTRE tn.
BILE TOPS, Alt whsah viii he sold nts pri
rru whirii drty cuWUrtTtIdu, hnl unibhtd "a
style that cannot be- hedf.
Please call before Trading elsewhere. Al
orders from q distance promptly attended a.,
g. T., SrTNcEH. THcs, BUOHNN.
April / 1850. bi7yl
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PaSSnmpSic Bank.

VNHE Directors Of the pnssumnsic Bank
Il WI meet regularly on "wednesday OF
ca IA Week, Not"s presented for discount on
other DAYS, are required To be approved by
some one of the Directors, viz;
ions DAcos, Esq ST Johnsbury Centre;
BAWWoN NouLroS. Esq Lower Wateriorj
Cktvty MnHErLL, Es4 81 bloomsbury East
llARRY BAXTER, Esq Barton;
llgkRN KErrs, Esq Ncwbury
G, REDlNGTON, Cashier.
st Ighnsbury, May -, ieH9s .p5Ow6
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EssrNtKXHLE ceGE or ooNSrNnTIoY.-

RI;%IAtRNHLE CORE or CONSUMPTION
5y he va 81 Ba,hons hungarian Bal4irn efLifc.
rl->n 1uE rott6wiNo crrrIrrcArEl
Wpldoboru', Me-, April :, Isi7.
THIS may certify that my wife was for nearly
eight ycnr., afflicted with severe aud obstinate
Cough, pain Ia the Sidj Shortncss of breath, slow
Fever, fmaC6tuu, and MI thu symptpms ufthc scat
al Consumption, CousU,te,t i've on six Physicians
and expended two or three hundred dollar, in med
rinr, md advice, with no benefit whatever. All
the Physicians pronounced ala eH-c iucw7hlc Con
sumption. AMER this, WIS induced 20 purchase
bottle Of BuchHn'. Hungarian Balsam, which had an
immediate and very happy effect; and by using
four five bottles, my vile has far recovered her
health that she is able 10 attend to her mily duties
aud believe. hcrsclfto he almost entirely free from
danger. Previous 20 using this nnl-nin, my wife
AL laE- prallr iIrlc eaI4lHa44 ia A4F-hal
disease at tlIo Iupga. / consider the Hungarian
Bus0m truly wonderful and valuable remedy.
Signed, ChittS tuftitk HORSEPOWER.
Wmcss, Hcrmon Myro.
AGENrs.--. {. bingham, 81. Juhushury; Fu'lcr
& Co. and Colby 4 McGancy., Lyndon; +. D. AJcr-
rill, Bloomington; W. |. asting., Cr,itsbury; I.
G. Butler, Derby Lines Dana Il Weeks, and Stan
ton & sheldon, Dnnyillo. 1877 WI.
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Nc must Ro promptly oheerully, uniformly
where Col directs. Thus, like that little
pilgrim We shall be- secure and cheerful aud
happy and every, step will be- stop Of duty,
a step Of safety, a stop towards heaven,
Pilgrim % eternity, look upon the picture
receive the lesson, initiate the example, and
be- safe aud happy GT tuno and eternity
imerirGH MfYsenger.
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II. Il dthdns s. Co.,
Iron Founders and Machinists.

at he Junction Of tho Northern, ~. Central
and Pdssumysic Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
and other castings. And will make TO order
Maebinists Tools oIsnPcrior quality and finish,
such as Engine and Hand Lathes with or with
out Screw geer--Planing, upright Drilling
and Bolt cutting Maohines-also Skating, Mill
Screws, and Mil Irons of all kinds
They will also furnish Burr Mill Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen WiFe-AIlI, CireuI
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines
Saw, 6Trist aud other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under thc direction of
Mr. WV. DUNCAN p o. address, "West Leb
anon, n. H." l-,' 630yl
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no TuE SICK AND AFrTJCTED,

Read the following wonderful cure certified by
the Hon George W. Nesmlth
], Amanda =. Lndd of franklin y. H., state that
in the autumn of lsi0 became afflicted with the
salt Rheum. My general health, prior To this time,
had not been good. My system became dcbilitntcd
My lungs were affected, and also was troubled with
pain in my side The first external symptoms Of
the salt leHia HPpeRFe. In my iea foot prpirrug
dwelling mud severe pain, 30 thnt could not
n shoe. could bear but-A weight upon thi-
foot, and was obliged to use cutclres for the space
Of two months. The disease soon spread To my
anklc-thencc 10 my knee. - Ainturntion or ulcer,-
ton, with offensive discharge cnsucd so that was
obliged 70 change my atocling two or three times II
dny.
MY physician, DIR. Kelley, recommended tho use
Of Dr. Corbctt's Shaker SnrSnparilIa. commenced
taking this medicine about the first Of February,
IS47, and continued 10 take it Until the next June
ofthe same year During this time rtnok about
nine bottles, received mme,ltao benefit from the
use it. My health improved and my limb was
healed, so | commcnccd- again doing my ordinary
G,uiily house work. | safely and chccrlully
recommend this syrup as IL powerful remedy to all
have since administered thi. medicine TO two Of
my children who were troubled with humUrs and it
hos qI,entetl iAyoraby in both cases.
AMANDA 2. LADD.
lStntc of New Hampshire.
Mcrrimnck, ss.--Feb. ~, 1s49. Personally hp
pcurcd Amanda Z. IaAsl,..t. made solemn oath that
tic aforesaid certificate, by her subscribed, Is tre.
Before me.
GEORGE W. NESMlfHJtT
Justice br the Peace.
/ Dudley Indd, of Franklin, husband ef the sforc-
snid Amanda T.. LndI- Stata that | have eXamnea
the phove affidavit otlny wife, and certify the ruth
vi her declarations. DlDlEl. l.ADD.
ACi Nfs-tohU lrlcon. J. c. bingham, 81. Johns
bury; / l.. Park. md Harvey & Abbott, Barnet;
Colby s McGafey aud J. NJ hbiyt < Co, Lyndon.
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SARAH + SHOWS ESTATE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
Il pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Caledonia, Com
miss'oners, TO receive, examine and adjust a u
ciatms and demands of all persons against tho
estate of Sarah ). Snow, late of ST Johnsbury
IN sard district, deceased, represented insol-
vent aud the term of siS months from the 9th
day of April 1850 allowed by said Cour. to the
creditora OF said deeensed d, 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims bpiorA us-DO GIVE
NOTICE that we will attend to the duties ct
our appointment at the dwelling. house, Of Eli
a. Snow, in ST Johnsbpry, in said District, on,
the 2iih day oeluly aad 2iihpe October, att
one o'clock ahe EnnoR, es--uch ufsaid days.
~, JehnsbnIy, june ~, n y, le50.
LAMBERT HASTINGS,
JOEL uASTlNGS 1omulissonSELa
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ES' The amount oi.C California gold rccciv-
cd at the Mint in Philadelphia, from the lst
to the 9Th Of July, was 100000; total to
the present time SlI75o,ooo, weighing about
nine tons. The balance in the hands of
the Assistant TrcaSnroPinlthat city is s073,!
nv -.
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Congress Water.

A TREsIrlot N CONGRESS WATER Just 70
~ cuiyol and iH rulr by
E,& +. FAIRBANKS s. co.
July -, u7Aw2
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PAINTING AND PAPERlNG

VNHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services to
4 the people ol ST, Johnsbury and vicinity,
90 the hue of hts profession lie not' only
profoSseg TO do painting aud glazing Of oil
but
CAN AND DOES DoIT
lie pledges himself To do hia-yvofk to the sat
islaelioA OF ait Toas0HHtie persons
J WILLARD.
st, Johusbury, June ~, ls5Os e.. 673f
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Cattle Strayed.

TAME into the enclosure at the Aims
" House, in 81 Johnsbury, about the 9th
of July, two dark red Ycarlings,' and one
hight red heifcr Calf The owner is request.
cd to pay charges and take the cattle nwny.
J G. KELLEY.
ST. Johnsbury, July 10, 1850. 677w3
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A perangsmant Of tho Nervous systsm.
Or. Christio'a aaivanlo ourAtlvoa,
10000 Persons

ncising ~ eFr, eissses sod conditions among which
large number ~ ladies' Nho peculiarly SUBJECT
10 Sctsuus Complaints have been
EErIREIY AED PEREaAgEgTT.Y cUREDi--
vhen all horc Of relief hA. been given up anil ever,
tLihg el.c been trioi 40 Fain'
10 illustrate a.. use Of uo GAI.VANIC nEIT.
surpnsv the rsHe II prfrou afflicted win thut 'ane ~
ci,Nsatun, DYHFtfhiA o. sny other hruic ~ Ntff'
Disorder lu ordinary cases tiimuHut arc tai IN
which -y urf hfunon ths nerves AMI muscles ci ne
siamash uHnri stgpafHfB relief lni which lea'u The
atlsnt a lnNor state aUd with injured Sc ulues aliof
the action thus excited has ceased Nuw cor -tr this
sh the effect resulting sa tlu hphc atuu nt thH oAl
NANiG BflT Take bysIvItic tulotsr even iu The
Waut tymptnms 81 IN Auat l. and timfly ~ tho Nfli
afouui tho noy usinR the Magnetic iluii af directed
tie positive element IT Tho bolt thereby causing Gal
vauc circulation which VII pss a. the negative. and
thence back agiin "a tho positive thus kcrping ugfa
unuuut Oalt anic errulHtiun throughout the fyliem
Thus tho mot severe eases Of DYSPEPSIA AGO rtlt
NASFNTLY CIREn. 4 FEW NAYS - ANriY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE ThE DISEASE OF
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Agency of DR.. 8. s. Fitch's (
Celebrated MEDICINES.

~ cess in the cure of Coughs, CoRsVnp.
ton, CS,dTrh, As,hmd, Heart Diseases, Dys
prpsin, GoHorrhua, PiirS, Female Complaints,
&c. &c. also,
DR.. S. S. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnhaling Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and the Art of preserving Life
and Health 90 Old Age, &c. &c,
J. G. BIZ ouAN, ST Johnsbury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand.
~ DIR. Fitch's "Guide Book to InvSlids, aud
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruc-
tons to Mothers, in the management Of Chill.
dIen. :" man be had -FrAiui,nnslgr calling
valuable Book bffyt
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FEOUR

THE subscriber continues to manufacture
4 superior article of FLOUR, from Wes.
tern Hhoat which he keeps constantly on
hand tor sale whofesaio and retail.
ASA LOW.
Bradford, Jan. l. lsdO tjOmb
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lIiGuwAY RonBERY.-Capt Peter Clark,
of Lyndeboro', n: H., while passing on tho
Nashua road, two miles below Amherst plain,
n. H., ON Thursday afternoon, the 18th ult.,
was fred upon 10y two individyals, who stole
his horse and wagon. 4 reward oftwo bum
drcd dollars isuaered for the highwaymcn
ca II is stated tliat the guns fired over the
grave nf President Taylor belonged to Scdl
wick's Flying Battery. They were used in
the war with Mcxico, THREE of them open
cd the battle of Paln Alto and the ether four
were the last fred ut Buena Vista
Ca " Constitutionally tired" is now the,po-
lite way of expressing the fact that man is
NATURAL lazy. We five in wonderfully re-
fined times.
81 The proposed Tunnel, connecting the
east aud west side Of the Boston and Troy
raiiload through the Grecn Mountains, /, cs-
turatCd 10 N, Icur mites lana.
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DR.. CHRlsTIE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

u used all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such NJ Bronchitis Inflammation OF tho Throat Nervous
and sick Headache Dittinesa Of the Head Neuralgia In
the Face burning Roaring In the Ears, Deafness,
which Is generally Nervous and that distressing
plalnt called Tic DoloTeuN.
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lERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS


REV. DR LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Isuey, Of l,ulsalihsl aisinnsnls and esaisa
reputation g. ...
ia. A ~ CHHnrtt Dear SIR YOU Ssh 10 know ct
m what hiss been thr result in my case. Of the
application Of THE GALNANtC BELT AND NECk.
LACE Aly Eeplg q as i"i"ssi
For about irsniy ysafi hal been suffering ifnm
Dysprp,iA Every year the fyWpt'ma BECAME ~utse,
Of medical treatment whatever About fouTtstn yesu
SINE consequence ct frequent cNrnsute 10 the
weather In tho discharfe ~ my pastoral duties, !
became subject % severe Chronic NhCumatnl, which
mr year after year. caused indescr,lohlu anguish
Tarthcr IN the winter Of Is ani 40 IN cuuse
q1cn-e Of preaching great deal IN my sud
Vafiona other chutchrs In uis rrgnn Z Was attacked
"
~ require frsraetlfatc suspension 81 my PASTORAL
iahnr. Ny syFfsta b0r Thoroughly proc
trafsd and ~ NY Bronchitis became wore also did
my Dyspcpaa and Rhvumst< pdrction-t thus eNincinE
that these disorders were connected with each oihst
through the medium uf the Nervous Hystem In the
whole phatmaropmin there sNcmci 90 - ~ rcmcdia
rrrnt which cUiii rrurh and rccurcratr ny Nrrvuus
system every thing that had tried Tor this putPoss had
completely failed. A. Last was lei by my hienis ~ 80
anime our inventions. AID enough With nn very sau
hopes OF their cnlconcy1 determined 90 Try the
sHAct 81 the application Of the GALVASlC BELT AND
NECKLACE, Yiih. the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
in tune, .lsib To nv uhgAr AsrosisHspNr, Two
NAYS av prsrrrsA nap GoNp ~ riaur paNs wa,
rv,ntrn TO HrsuME ~ FAsroEAL t,HoHN son uaNT !
siSCU oNtrtEp'A ai~otE srHYioE on scCcvvr % rHt
BHoScHiruj UnrvHArtc ATEEcrtnS ~ ~,
rthrLN CTAsTp rHnrntN such " the wonder
fol ana happy results 81 the experiment
/ have recommended the BELT and FLUID TO many
who have been likewise suffering from Ncurngio ancc
tons they have tried them, wira marry HEauLrs, !
HELtrNE, ~ rrrRN cAaG.
! aH, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. Lands,
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G 0 0 D S

ever offered for sale Ia This part Of The State.
We can assure Ladies and Gentlemen, that
our former assortment has been far less than
our present. We intend 70 make u an object
for all within twenty miles IN wat Of the
most rare and desirable styles Of Goods 20 visit
our estah lishment The Railroad 10 OF hand,
and our motto henccforth Is, Large saies-
spiaR Brof's, and oash or short credits
Our arrangements IN Boston are such that
We shall keep constantly supplied with every
desirable article; aud our Goods will be- sold at
the Iowtst possible prices We believe ildirs
aud Gentlemen can appreciate the advantages
Of having large Stock Of Goods from which
n rl.ir-t
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DR.. c HRISTIE's
GAEVANfC BRACELET

VIAL v EAIN1N II IVA ~ r
Are found Of IN Of Commissions Fits
spaSmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head snl upper eNtremites Also In Palsy and
Paralysis and IN sSases caused by deficiency Of power
Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs Of the
body.
o. No trouble Inconvenience attends the 81
DR. CHRIsTIE'S G.dLP.4NTC. .aRTfCLES end
they may be by the most feeble and delicate, with
perfect and safety In many cases the sensation
attending their uEO Il hghIy Pisefant aud agreeable
They can be sent to any part OF the country.
Prices:
Tho Gnlvanc Belt, Three Dollars.
Tho Galvauic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
Tho Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar,
frf- The articles accompanied ny full and plain
directions Pamphlets with fall particulars may he hsd
OF the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bsoars Of Ceunicrfsiti and Worfhiess TaiaiionT
d. Q. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
I32 broadway, New York.
For sale In ST. .Iohnsbmy, VI, by the authorized
Agents, f. JEwErT * eO,' in bradford, W., by
ASALOW ;in Pcacham Hollow hyISAAC WATTS;
and by authorized Agents in all the principal towns
in tho State. OGseowvl