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Worsc than EopoleNa !

...,. a..,H. UNSEfN's .aiswse, sf sus! ~ -
A., ~. Z, rtucyr, 90. boii.r st 6ttt FesU f~v
,'.f it I. of hH'e! io'q"'d atusEls 10" .. h'Ss
"a, u,H iUsi. ant ts9sS .. ,e setr. fs~< seSe
,,.,.d me- 4, L. II tss, lss IAa ls.H sS@>~~A
- .ss, ilr s,ois boia' r.as',a NE 10 S"s"T A'h~.t
I.s b ne bed rae - wS1 iO- nee, 20 k.Ns -
A. Uh,Is ! procured ,D sgiE~ nots snA ~sr ns
t. Us.u i,IA. sueHfcsa GU ~ f.erg st.n k.s S~'C
grl 20. Lofau u.ur, ,fre.Is rTsTkST ~ ~ q
I 4 L. so.a hA~1A~
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when all hope Of relief had been given up, aud every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conf.
IDENTIFY stated to be without parallel in Me annals
OF Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers, and even
physicians ladies Of the highest standing distn.
guishod persons holding elevated official stations
merchants manufac ctureIs, and mechanics the poor
and the rich alike often whole families among all
classes ranks and conditions have equally been Ie
cipients and have equally acknowledged the won.
drous and often unexpected benefits which they have
thus received.
R5- Let il be known and remembered that The only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galy yanism,
md ihai in all N.rXnus LL.,aSns SLnnld
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DYSptpSIA-SoUR STOMACH CURED.

Af.' 'fS--C. u. &. His@J, Nspp,-s.
\ %. hi, Wahen-J. =. DuugL -, Bristol
l. .. isn, .st Grc,nvich--O. Baker, MT
:. rtf,t h ,stin--J. Alien, Brands ircs
Noik---N. >. Pahu,, & Co., Westerly v.
IYig, Wickia J VI. Anthony, Fall River
ID. trhmy. Wc.rpo t-and BY NJ ctsn's snd
DBst $40 g'arrdy.
AR ie,. nua br slires-~l ~ Wsllso kes,
N..ho-ass,, Se~ y.rs. .......-s
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"ATTiCA, Orucsrs Co, Fstrss~t tta
M I WALLACE CO.--hsnRsnen: was, NJ pssg2
, a year, ~ clsd viii srHss Of the sicMssa ssxu
u eat ANY Ia .ahsi wsaut saas,Rg Svsa
uu, scknrsr, md NGin TN = hua was cshiiHatHy snheeS
,.ri s,nir ,'ufntrii l. pertinent n~d cue BET
.. rf BRA Nl'S IEDlCINF which, 10 Ry nter alssy-
,i u!r rr.ei ard ,ciifcd Ne usual pain ajfv ssttfA
t tur, ., cuUd nu'i,, vii eh hns .ss,y sur1
f,.,lis, 49,, ran Mns aear'y. and est aimed
nythins wunoV i""Hs paInrJ, or he sien,ek seeoA ~
,I lUlTs NtIccitsIN, 7. D. NlLS0A.
Sc Wilcox IL Il trslrcabs rrshant Of At,sa
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THx acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers Of these wonderful inventions is now 80 gen
orally known and their sales and reputation through:
out the whole country so extensive, that II would
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further But
some late circumstances have occurred which render
II matter of duty 10 the public not to be altogether
silent, for while the ephemeral nostrums OF the day
are trumpeted by columns through the lfesS ana
swallowed by quarts aud gallons by the hhlcted,
aud are found just good Jor nothing,
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yRl\G NngF NnUgn. lrCssssEl, r..

"HYrcN. Gt.rsrI Co. " 7, svf. A'hN.
M,ss,s. VI - WhLLACKA co. sesss h,ss I~s W.
r NV ,f hrrl!uv deb 'avd SUp Inc sfssas ~ 10
.srshr aui Npg S1e Aoyn l,si she could sst ~ hss
,id or prtfifIn Ry Lu.cl ud shsr Her Hsa c.. Isss
u.u wiz vIrtd .ccud to The advice And rrsssrphSD
~ NO. uios rIur. IlNs ur ss' al vas sshsaa
81 N Estrs ,nur- Sc htr me- 60 very skeletoe ne
ti .. u,. sIc commenced al ~ Haars Nsdstss shs
,t he'd uu nur than ktN-hvs pounds hat by The iiss
.r il tlt,u f,lr hef. r D, caar rcrissty wsh The
rur,, ~ Irr g.. u sic rsw SnrbYJ In do al nsoee
s.fv Lrl.iul SuiL AMI ran,s sfiy rowads sf lssa y
iuIr w--ks. I'ur- tNis. {. g. SALEfIlFk
~. .frlt,r Ni,l hsrrss 'Nsi Mr.. OALksriss says 80
,ytlL" Iir ~ are wGlr'rvd l., T. s. Tsrsr, ksS, =
Is ,.lis iI.cr, nae st.diT,t sd,e,ss
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w. nAKEn,s.

Avy.tcAN, rErStH ASu ii0WGJrArric
CHOCOLATES. IBEPAREU COCOA, BRO
Ms, Cocoa PASTE, Sc.
nN Merchants all Cpasumc.s, Who would pnr
" :I.-. taD best p,udicts of CocoA--lc. from
l1lctut.l---np.c nuiri;ious aud hcalthiul thu
- ur cpI Io.--a u in qtlty ur5np ,ssc'i---tln
sl.'sl.rr.,rm nriis he above articles ma he
frur ly hi.n."M iii- BRoNs end Cocoa
p,srE as dr,ic itr --piatablc---aad salu'ay
links 'nr inydls, crVi"s'pnt, children, uav
ciers, 1900 .th'fs, arc pronounced ly thc mosi
Enii.It ph, .icials superior o. any other prrrar.
stIls. Ii,s nuuf,cturcs are always rn sale ~
aly 'lul'iiy hy the most rrspcciile whoifs'i'e
1'rrs in m Eastern cities; i.tl hy his igprts
~ y South Market It,. audby y. 81 J. f.liaNcs,
BI.ioi James ". Bdpcc g. co. iIartforl, Ct---
llrsey & Mur1y, Ntw YUik. Geo. Waite. NJ
hiiy. Smith &. Woud, Troy. N. Y. Grant 8
: Jn.. phihIeirhh. Thos.N. Brudigc. Bali.
nar. F.&t. w. Ddg-, Gcorg town. u. c..
Voc BoUhrrs. v. Ofle4rs. WIN. Bagiley 4
Co, PiuAms, IA. J,hi Kcnnci, Cincnnsii, y,
wALrE2 HAKER, Darctessr, "t--.
= -. -.
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CEN, GsL DEBILITY CF THE system!

MA HpiTSTANDyE. s.ssAssi. ot@-Sa. i.s,r~s g..
lt rtr prctir ~. sis and anrr hs,lHy sssssd hs0
ike A Charm IL, ~ fnOSARY BALSAE haA sCsesst
he cur. Of mr G', con-umrisa sosrh said haYs
ptr..jugIs u.ci BRiNT'S PtfRF fLNG cNTkSFf
Ia. en-, m debility ~ uy s,siesi and have ~ kssssss
IN gavin Mat is ~. lt. ned cine ~ sssTsst go ~
yt..HAtr 1lIr sSsIta it&l have HseS IN r~V
.t,,ce /, hare we lsys sold BstSf's vfDlCiSre. hsI
hapc gorr9 nI, eefs, sd yissa ht sEsr sATisrAsvss
SALT RHEUM,
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RH EU M ATISM M
and Enhancement Of the Joints

NEW NOnR, 2i March 1850.
3jth street near nh Avenue.
DR. s. T. TowNsEND-DEAR SIR; | have been very
severely afflicted for tour i've years with lhcuna-
t.m and enlargement Of the joints having been una.
be 10 sleep or rest. | had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since have used your -ursapa.
rlla am most happy say that II has almost cured
me-: and you mny publish this so that oth'rs may
receive tho benefit Of your invaluable Inrdclue.
You're, with respect, MRS. SCOLAkL
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JAMES VI. LYON
pLJNIBiii,
Brass aud COpp r Worker.

Manufacturer Of focc and Lifting rrml
'T9 steam, Water, and Waste iiroS, Wac
Sssa Kpuhs; Baihug hirma,us, Sc, &C..
wr of Thames and Griol'y st,'ct
j. ". LYON, having purchased the abo'
rl,nrd establishment 81 his hDtlcr J'"Ih y
L,on. j. prpari Ia rx,eme al oricls ard 10 q
Wuih IN hi. lire of busircss ~ the sho,test u'
ticc, aud in The meat peii, ct manner. a sh"lc
patronage j. solicited. No'll.
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One Dollars Worth !

lt,,, rnet CtNCEH-hrw much SfPHlIlN-hxnl
'r sCrOyUIA-will one dD1dy's So'h Of BR.INT +.
,,It IN eun.l Rsad the fVorins sise Fnsnt. vaIs
t..1ccinirn Of iis power
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sgznaru9
.Seles.sss.ssss,.4s;;ssI;>
IH...gl!lEs :A:ssz1
IMPORTANT ANN uNCEM[hI
THE HING OT
PAIN Kll.l.E:T S
IN A NEW DRESS
That ONLY sovereign and NEVER FAILING
KEMEul Tor SUbDUlNu PAIN ana cul,ng lh
worst BURNS, ScALps, PILES, Ours, WoUSDs,
BRUISES, RHEUMArIsM, and all cVrASEOus
aud EXPLANATORY DISEASES,
I.inLE :
iIiGICiL PAIN EAHRACTOR
ENLARGED sIzE!!!
CAUTION. -CoUNTERFEtrs IN the OLD
WRAPFFR flood the market ArOld then. es y,'.
. "a. zli Oytsoa
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION 70 DEALERs subscriptions vend-
urs ol counterfeit ENtaciur, put up the spurious
aai dclcterio,s stun with t,c Jo5,S t tie g'Hu-
ne DoHcy saIyc in each dozen, under well iml-
tird but C0UNrLRFEIr wRAPPER Of the OLD
slEE nd thus offer il 10 dealers at rcdu ed ~ ice
This BAIT TAKES with many dealers, but the c0n-
fling 81 erer who happens 10 use the counterfeit
al poisonous stuff pays the penalty 0i the Gaui
--i2grayicd .i,cdses, uusightly deiormity result
ng from severe buns aud wounds, and not I'M
frlu nly loss Of lac itself are the woful conse-
quentcs
run PARTICULARS
of a most Interesting case iy tie hate Hague street
sNpluslon "a New l0ik, viii shortly be published,
Tae suilrIcr wis one oi the most severely injured.
given mp ly the Physicians as belond hope
md cured by "rHE GENUINE" " Dalhy SairC
- completely, taa, not the smal!cs, scar IL left To
ell the ttic.
Bay tie DqAey Slht ONI. in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DANGER attending
hr use Of Ua,rrjcS--arc sure # gettni the EH-
uINE urtcle-,nd gain near 30 per cent. IN guam
~ OF tLe Osmmct!
o. See the sEw Circulars ior 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENEELOPE-TilE
LARGE BONES - AND TIE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No orufU SALyE but DALLEl'S, can ailay
the pain OF the worst Burns or Scalds IN a i,m
mplrs, aud CURE the wounds bIlHOCI
S'iEli -
b EHBLEIs m the NEW ESvELorE-the III.
aash, &0p,at, Doie, LIN, Sun and E,tE!r.
ChU ION EXTRA.
BEWARE ot travelling IMpOSTERS who rop-
'ei.W h,dsdge3 rs nay AgOt5, offering DALEY :
ENunrtlr in ruE oLD wRAPPER at a reGUred
prl'r. | splrnnly caution the public against such
GNraBLGPEEs aud their POISONOUS EosrRrMs.
~ ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States, are |. -. TousnI aud NJ. =. BURR.
ii. DALEY,
il5 Broadway, New foik.
Dr.. X. 4. ltAXAlD, Sole Agent iyr New
p"it
p. S.-R. Y. Hazard hereby inf1rms the vend-
es 4 Nrdicnesm N thsaui IA neiglboriug towns,
"a h" wit sell them Cor cash, the true Daley
"a ENtartor, ref doaca OF gross, At Daley
: p,ic,s
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Chrl,iie,s GaIyanle and Magnetic Curatlyes,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes and are
constantly achieving cures in AN alarming train OF
diseases which have for ages bafed all the aid Of
medicine and all the resources OF Science. These
Aiseases arc called
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
ry- II YEARS GLD.!!!
BLoosr-c GEoy,, Orange Co, n.

BLooaI~G Grow, Orange Co, ~ v. July 2o, 1850.
Ts d., A. H. CHRs1ir. New York
Dear sir--naving been very severely handled by
nleumatism and other diseases aud having been
cured in most remai ikahle manner by CIlRlSIlES
GALVASIC BEiT and FLUID ! thought | would
give you ststement Of my case for the benefit OF
others. I had the rheumatism last winter, and my
legs sWscd very much. My head was also very
much attic ed hs, ing so severe pain over my eyes
that J could scarcely see I The same time J. was
troubled by spasms caused by the pain in my head,
! suppose. My hearing had been getting poor for
several years ftom catarTh, so that in one ear J
could scarcely hear al all Having heard wonderful
accounts OF CHEI,rir's BrLI and FLUtU, ! sent TO
your store and got them. The Belt was put on and
the tluil used as directed, and don't think have
had sner he first night using them one minute clear
psn from that time TO this being six months The
Rheum5tsm left my body entirely, after wearing
tie Belt very short time probably two weeks
Then ! put on Galvsnc Necklace, and had not
worn il two weeks, before my head was perfectly
well My hearing in both ears is entirely restored
the pain sn gone. my sight IS very good for man
si my sge o. ySar. 10 Nugusn 'nd con.Ider my
without the least diiic ulty. ! consider my cure
very remark able and therefore DO not hesitate to re-
commend Christie's Galvanic Curstives 70 all
persons afflicted a. have been
Is snsol PHINEAs TUTHnL
State Of New York, Sswburgh, Orange County %;
Phineas Tuthill Of Blooming Grove Orange County,
MY, who is personally known to me az most re-
spectacle citizen and worthy of all confidence being
duly sworn deposss and says hst the facts set forth
entirely correct and that he is nov in the enjoyment
Of good health. caused as he believes by Christie q
Galvanie CuIsilses 80. -. .-
Sworn before M. this 10th day Of June 1880
s. w. EAGER, Justice Of the Peaee
fs- No trouble or ineOn, onence attend. the use
~ Or CHRiSTTE's GfLr.fNfc R.f7TtES,
and they msy be worr Ivy the feeble and deli
cate with perfect ease and safety In many case,
the sensation stendIn, their use IS highly pleasant
and ett,s5iis They stt accompanied by full sud
plain directions Tor use Pamphlets with full rar.
ucular, may be ob.sined gratis, Of the authorised
Agent
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Zach.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 B,s-, Of Csunis, f,,, aud W,rbi,n fSnLhon.
D. c. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL aGBNT FOR THf tNfTFD STATES
I32 broadway. New York.
r st; ~ , l. (. iNttiD. D..
Auth5rz zed Agents fr
Jan. 80. L.. NEHiokr, g.I.
C.DU !, reaia. rs'a AL C. .n aoa Hssld.
Z lsS r.~-ig.is s.22 i,h Fr-r ht
ssrf Y rn.. -
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.Fm.!F WgaKNt sSYs 4 COMPLAINTS.

so r,,u..iy offered To ihr public has sev~ As%
..i, ~ ~ re,'trg All Tie isse dis sesss~~
-H. D.. .'1iH,s Of tire sex, bnAsTs FtiAsSERv
...,f n4.., nod ter-uec whether ,tt dornns sssrSsI
r,......B. ,,cess o,urr israbrsss-H EEVkLATBo
A 81. .fsctgihcqiHT he system, egHdII,"1 hs e!hcVi<
. aDG Ns,aiay and sa1yiay sssvsss vnis AsHd ~
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CHANGE OF i-irH,
Dysp.psia-Sour Stomachi

m s .iri 90 the v.-sr nnl lss rs@-ss ~ s.s<s ~
u. c.gs aoeieyrsd and lie slbst 80 s's<~~kv 49,
s,rd a, jo prtsvn any VI he js-! s,sess t tsSxsss
, arise ~ Consequence sf Iuss chase.
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IS, 900 PERS N S
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom were a large number Of Ladies' who pecu
Hsrly sub ect to Nervous Complaints, have been
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The following certificate is from Mr.. Bib

.dv,tl , irbrntd olu ,,otai ;.
II wa be-, altl clcd rrN so, ely VIA
Dysp'psia, together with extreme W. okne>'
i " ,l'is tutdsr # 60, Dyspcrn
iItc nnd IL yr ev"ty fcU> 10 LcNeh'
Ia b Scr G IL cared ne 'eslu iri
10 mp oms "fa r'lu'u { i l>ease an"
h,ep II -" r ne Ihul
jclrc The Slrstcas ofnySPcp.ia.
NJ Il. BhADY,
NJ 2n5 3loadw y. y. y.
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a deTucrd condi.
ton of the visccral organs. Whelher result
ing from cuu'aginn, iInrr"prr diet ci"nge "l
climate. or from amy other cnns'. Dr. ~ i.
Tuwnsend's Compound Extract ol Sarsipnr'l'a
is demonstrated To be the n-psl clcucious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JAcKsUN, Mich, Dec Is, 1919
Mr II. g. BLtss-DEAR sIR. I was tal,,u sick on
the 7th August Isis, with = lax or dytrn'cry, and
did not recover 80 that could p'rorn manual labor
until February, lri9. employed TIN beet piy-ci ns
one after another. but NON" Of tl'm could cie n
cure brgan to think never should rccuyrr-wh. u
friend told me that H. hu' u,cd Dr = +. Town-snds
Snrshpar with the best Of succ'ss, and advised me
10 try IL ud So and contrary 10 my expectations,
began 10 recover. Two bottles nude mo rs well as
ever IN my life. You are ut liberty 10 make any
use Of this that viii extend the Of Dr. = T. Town
sends rHrsapara a remedy Tor the dischse with
which was afflicted. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TUBES
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rTruCURynL, UISEASC4.

GRANTS rrRIFTl%u rXTRlCT Ia ps,f.s. sa< ~.
sDsi ,t1eoI, Of H ne c5sch u MtyeLEr. sr ~, 81 -
v4tt4s ufrrafliunG 81 CAtrsLa sr Ngycysr. l's~ -
4,c, and i fvsiutc, e Lieei nsss0 snd ~ ~ yss's
sss Ied. 10 tlsr OH. sN, HIALrAY STATE. ...
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E.DU :, Pc nia, Yea ~ g 10 soa RrsId.
Z lrS r.r-ig.ist s.22 i,h stree o.
.,s x. in--1O.. 49,.
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The proprieto- cfihis medicine hnsreceiv'
ed many olheT c-itliicateS oi cures, equal
remarkable, 9th VARIOUS diseases fur wticl
In, preparation Is alpucotlc i al the ahoic
are deemed II. ceSsary to sa,i,it ny unpfeJ-
udccd mind Of It's va,ue and ,Gpenorily
ahov, all the rrrplratI'uS.
Principal Office, / . ful'on 81, y. y, up
stairs
Price, 81 cents ferh'"io o. Chott'es fo'
L. r. HAZARD & co.
A;othccari,s ll.n.
Noyl Agent for Newpolt.
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LlVs R-CONp PLANT!

d. SATllAS HUBBARD, sf sts~6.yi, Sere, 49, Y
20 u.p' 7ud nusl tssprci.hls physie ass ~.s sncsS
@ ps'-' ooc,firt many Year,, sxa rs.S.sas s@rsp
p g.'gq nGA%T'S ri flkfiSO ENTRASr. We sss.A
"tur haulftds VI s,lisr eases, a.ss sarsd
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,y,lug ana summer Medicine

The great changes bruu- it about by ~prius not
observed alone Ia the veg tnhlr world. Ih'" affect
mnu--hr feels hssituir. debility, hnd dcpr sson
of the ahimn spirits which Is p cutir Ia the season
.hr dull staguaut blood oi wutr r"qsIrcs purifying
aid renewing. DR.. >. T.. TowHs,uSs compound EN.
tract Ot Sarsapara wrHrs the tur"ls mat have hstn
won in inls field. 1t IS by lar the b'st Sprin. m' dI'nc
ever invented
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BRANT'S INDIAN
plRIFYIyG EXTRACT

., .,ef ,f.eae ls ,reyl rs,iei rd h.tn s HsxIhsaaA
n,jl ~ J,eIf cure, rc-d.ilsi OAE bCl'riE 60
aius puriyur, henn. ,lI,ns, al sn, go" 80
,han tlrr,. con niued N -FOUR BO1TLESM 81 "ns 49,
n,,GL, ur rny other medic TINT hss svT Msn v"ce.
s4r q Ere mdub'rd proof IA eur psApneN, ~ M
M . H., of Ills rsnt lndaa rHrife,. they Vs W. III
l.ti sci LivE--ih,y that we've LANE AZ xMmttf Xxx
e r rn~ NtIK-lhey liza, were SICK, sCROFunTsSs
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TIE HING or
PAIN Kll.l.E:FS
IN A NEW DRESS

That ONLY sovereign and NEVER FAILING
KEMEDl Tor SUbbUlNh PAIN and ctlins III
BRUISES, RhEUMATIsM, and all cUrASEOus
aud EXPLANATORY DIsEAsEs,
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Observation-Disclosures
Brant's is the Cheapest;

yiiY L,ys need BRt|T's pTRFIER, aher nav n7
.,l i,s Ell Al The SupynfH!os ani other meaisnos
,irrr led ~ cuse blood dis.ss,t, hao deelass tSss-
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Earn 10 Let.
FOR COUGHS, COZ : CONSUNPTlONs
A.pALL Affections OF THE Lungs.

Tia, 81. g.. A A. III LIMO
NARY T. L.,N, having
cco tested iy IA '>leiienc'
fthuusaIds lm ihr si twont,
rns, s,isr,,rmrpn"' " cal
eat lh,sicians and otl els, e..
he highest respect, hly, %.
p,iiui to am Oihr Irelaia.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-14

~ The idea of introducing women in
to tie Medical Profession, seems, says the
Boston Traveller, To be making rapid prog
ress throughout the country. In the August
number Of the Lady's Book, Mrs. Sarah ].
Hale, the edIress, has taken up the subject
in earnest There are, She writes, ga
few sell-eviGent propositions, and it would
be questioning the common sense of man
kind 10 doubt the general belief on these
points. One is that women are by nature
better qualified than men To take charre of
the sick aud suffering; second, that mo-
I theirs should know The best means OF pre-
serving the health of Their children; aud a
! third point is, that female physicians are the
proper attendants for their own sex in the
hour Of sorrow"
! la speaking of the exclusion of females
/ from the profession, she says, TO this prac-
/ tee, and consequently, to the Increased ~.
norance and helpIessness of women, as re-,
CARDS their own diseases and their children
wel-being, we believe is, IN great meas
are, TO be attributed the increased aud H..
creaslng constitutional iil-health of tie Am
.trican people" She notices particularly
the movement IN Boston, quotes from the
Massachusetts Legislative Report IA favor
OF the Institution ga Boston, and INTRODUCES
an extract from Mr. Gregoys Letter tc
Ladies, ~ favor OF Female Physicians iol
their own sex, as follows: We have ais,
Pamphlet written by the able aud earucs
Secretary Of the Female Medical Education
/ Society from which we will give an extrac
IN order 10 induce our readers TO scud 70
! the whole. 1t ought 10 be circulated thro'
out the Umon"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-14
The Landlords Mistake.

A fat, bury English landlord was sit
ting one afternoon at the door Of his inn,
IN provincial town not hundred miles
from London, when a person entered the
house, and after complmentlDg Is clean
illness and snug appearance, ordered a
good dinner and bottle Of wine. The
dinner when ready was laid in an upper
apartment, looking out upon pleasant
garden ; aud after it had been thorough
ly discussed. and the vine slipped luxuri-
ously to the bottom OF the bottle, the
satisfied guest sent for his host, aud
when he entered the room thus address
ed him: You have fine inn here,
landloId--a ray fine inn everything Is
particularly nIce-in fact, what call
comfortable The landlord expressed
his qualification. ! shall have great
pleasure, continued The guest, without
noticing the INTER- puon, IN recon
intending You ioi, 10 my friends IN
town. There ronDns only one thing
more 10 menuon, Landlord aud as lhe
subject is one which have reason Ia
think viii be as unpleasant 10 you as Ia
myself, ] will express il in few words
have not, at this moment, any money
but / will be here again in No mon
~ = exclaimed the landlord, ia a voice
husky with anger. No MONEY then
why did you come TO the Hen-and
Chickens 10 run up a bill that you cam
pay Get out OF my house this in
slant! Go! walk = | expected this,
replied the guest, rising; Il anticipated
this treatment nor can ! much blame
you, Landlord, to tell you the truth, iol
you don't k''oV me. Because you some
times meet with deception, you think !
am deceising you but | pledge you my
honor that a fortnight from this day