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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
CECRET OF BEAUTY.-How TO BE-

- Et kEI OF BEAU ~ How u be
- hands ONE
can instruct anl person how to he hini>o
teach how 80 make brown san far and ctar.
teach bow to remove tan, iup4e> and tltcNcs
lteach how & change the sa0w face into ofneauy.
iteach how 20 make The wrlukled san smooth
teach how - make brow teeth L. v hite pearls.
teach how o. make diseased gums hard and sound
teach how make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how make hart. brown hands soft tnt white
teach how % make the HAIR grow humanity.
can hasten the Growth Of ~hSSers, m1S'achicS etc
teach how % have bright and sparkling ewes
teach how o. preserve the eYesight for hfe-
Itcach hos to restore impaired YES GIT
teach how to change hair 10 - original color
teach how u change the color oi the htr desired
teach how to make the HAIR son, rich. and go>sf.
teach how o. make the ll1S and cheeks red
teach how 10 remove >urcrauous har
know the above all perfectly harmless AMI pleasant
gNe directions 90 make and gse these compounds
SNOW they are better than ans advertised cosmetics
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all ihs Information
receive no letters Mess postpaid.
Address or send % VI LAN NS>E French Chemist. ia
lssau-st corner of Ann, NcNN1rk. tie vii srnd the
work hv mai. W Otherwise
INUUCFMFNr 70 CrUnS.-To accommodate neigh'or-
h0,dS EIGHT copies viii De sent for Five Dollars Beware
of uultafinus Address ~ above. ana lmeudh
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Union INDIA RUBByR COMPANY,

Union INDIA RI BIER COMPANY,
W.sshouse 10 NAssAU-sT New YORK ore, fOf
sac ever, description II GOODsEAhs PaisuE Metallic
Iuaia E..sAer (so.ris c1u pIIsing
Goals "a STYLES. Army ar .,ATy bfrtst PUMPS,
CloaSs Aad { apes Goods. syrLses,
PJnrLz FIRE BGcks.s AMI Gents MetaEs
Ie,gT.. Pals Rubber Shoes,
H0rSs tOYer. PAM rf-s Cp'efs l.st-rs %
Hor.. Boots Crimb C1ths. ChIdfens' 81.
The~ yo;s ars al HarrgESs a.. :. cecOnyose 6>fsl
o. rss. CT be- riylc ~ old.
JAMES RISfJOP, Presi6e1;.
NAkkEN ACkEkNAN. VICE Pre..1snt.
vi sn y WILLIAMSON. Treasurer sad Ssc',.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
T1OR SALE CHEAP-A Summer HO-

TIL and FARM attached. now dong first rae
business mo beautifully located Oh the Atlantic shore
louf 20 les from the city. Comprising within se every
esns III enjoyment and pleasure desfahb BY IT'S visitors
rms estate Is equally desirable ~ prva.e residence or
few acres Will sold, and easily be made al eIesapt
resldence For panic ulars inquire q ~
AMI i'm. BENJAMIN, PIG Bowery. y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
alnthinern, &,e.
SINGERS PATENT. Straigh

SINGERS PAIENI, Straight Needle
~ Perpendculal acilsi SEWING MACHINE secured
hy Letters Pa 4 N. nafed States rns Tie
important and universally lse; invention u TIE
II has been u>ec sufficient length u true 70 -
thoroughly tested upon great variety work am n "a
cases fully approved IL tes the most Ieri ci
and Safisfacior, the ii the following trades
and occupations. namely Tsors, BosI, Shoe aud Gler
AanN factuTtrS Harness and Saddle makers SHIRT
Corset Carnage rnmtTS Caps and IA Al
binders Dress makers CnslWers Glove makers. Stlci
tuners Cpethag nJr-fact lrnss laa
ers Whp makers add CphoisIersTs Anl mty also -
most pruntably maSlEg SAILS ami Awnings Beds
AMI Mattresses. Horse collars. Oet Clothing S4cNlag-
lotions and Ma and Chart tH ns. and indeed flr any
other rurrcSe where schns Pos hand has ordinarily
CURED Tins machine. which Is about twelve In a
square. and chs I'VE pounds, COMPACT
tai urm durable al - parts, aut late T. 10
oider aId >east adjusted ana ratei l. vii ner nm
the shr II isom tye a. ten perSo depending the
81 work and SAIL o. The Oe atur- The otsI KIND Il It
lors custom be executed with n IN the best
ner. and MAKING CAPS and Nest other arrlces
which adapted. u work = "a ~ y com
MY done by haai Pun ruuEri directions flr usnE
furnished with zach machine The once Win al 49,
paIaus complete -ad rHlege o lAg under the patent,
l. Si2o
The machine Val he constantly exhibition AMI fir
the punc uct. NJ. 2a Brf aiwAg opposite CITY
Hal New-luTA NJ - Harvard place. b ~ No s.
South sth-st P&ladeirhIs wsere a. persons IN.
invited 70 All AMI may os assured II receiving ALUM
evidence ane perfect oSnlar deIenstTiIOu # Oh
grta value II TIE invention l. vast
Surtrior 90 any cher ever ofsfeC o - pubic
EIc nights tie machine N AZ rzr- II tae
TERRITORY OF ~ tinted states disposed \, VII b s.
rtasouats terms. and as - lasure o,he
prosts The desirable POINTS ne red
only ~ a. EARN appIcati1n ISAAC "A stNGEH
aulg w. ". 81 Broadway. Sew-YLx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
WAREHOUSE.-GAUNT &

4 DTRRICKSON. l05 Fulton aud 20 hsh-st oher Tor
sale a large assortment 81 writing. wrafpHs hanging,
printing and sized papers Al Manufacture, Prices fsprf
OF .ny KIND made order al the shortest not c. b
Rag warehouse l59 Soutn-st. lel'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NOR SALE. A COUNTRY RESI-

IlNVTk
u DENCE-A very desirable Country RESIDENCE IN the
pleasant village Of rarytown on the corner OF Washhe
and within quarter of mile % the Hudson RIVER Raroad
Depot Tho house about p feet front by 50 ieet deep
and nazza on three SIDES built the private
dence about and under his inspection ~
complete order, and for beauty OF archtecture ana
dursbiy - not surpassed Nv any near the village
The LOT 70 front by 34 feet deep, with vel OF the best
water also large brck c'stern There are variety %
cho,ce yopng fruit trees cur .ns raspberre gOoseber
mes srubbe n.y. vines &c. nst suited TO suoh as de-
sire particularly place There are several churches
and scbools of the first class the vicinity. Apply to
w NJ WATERBURY, 81 Pne-si up stars.
or Of the subscriber on the premises - x,v-
au2 4wSTuATh' THOMAS Is mAbEE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
STAMFORD, CONN.-FoR SALE,

Sthai elegant GOTHIC HOUSE. IN the village Of
stamford hsls and ccc0pled by GeO, T. Wanng Esq
The house about leo feet Long, hy 40 deep with large
hall the center pSfofs each safe, dining
Aitchei the ends. built and vel. adapted for fanl-
hes no wish 10 be each other enabled keee
stable icek house. with extensive and well-arraaged
Green house about acres II land we'll land
den and Ia wor3. even thing right Tor
suburban home Also foI sale. the place built and
occupied hy, Henry Sanford Es2, which needs no de-
nsst I'VE year exert 10 say that rs internal arrange
ssats m, sn>h correspond With is outward appearance
~, ~ - mar. .t.nly 4, y Rana.st Ny Aust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
ENOR SALE.-A large double Dwelling


u House, with wing attached. containing rooms PC
SIDES kitchens together with about Of acre OF lana IN
the Village Of West Farms IN Westcheder County me
house has been thoroughly repaired and put IN good order
TAINTED inside and out II, =.
The premises very pleasantly situated, fronting me
main street in the village The River Bronx WITHIN
loo fe.t of the street The with the city IA
freaneni either by FOrdham MOtve. ThIs presents
rare Opportunty for a Who has business III the
city and wishes reside the country al moderate rent
For the particulars, apply 10 . ~ ,,,.
aul3 lws JOS. III SSON, NO - NaSs~u-S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
.ursd under GoOSYEAas Psfea..-ras Hs~a,a
India Rubber Manufct gray COmDasy 5s naldsn-
isAs, Ss~-YOfk; fas,ory. Se~srk. Ssw Jsrsey -ra1
COnysly u,.crrrers aad wholesale dealers al
SIC different articles afltsr-d ansr GD<iyears
Patent, ard gusFa-t-e al tnen goods beng ecnsI
quality 70 ssOR. Merchants rsgues;sd 70
call Al goods gzrrlntes ~ stand .ny climate. rhs
zosl hoer.l Terms 70 country dealers
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. Pr.sdsat
ViRRES ACxERxAE. secrstAy is15 7saDxHW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Union TOWN.-The new Village of

Vn,an Town the TVwnSAp 81 fisstlnss SPisaSsse
psreo.t ON the Hudson River, LAID cut m LOls s o.
ioo ss, zach and are selling a: pces sccofIlaS -
na m S1Sto SS0 each The terms Of puroaase are so
=, the time II selection anu the Balance IN n'''
ments II SIC. -, A..,,,ol an, ,,,n,st,c
.,r,' .s,n,rahl. vnaa Town be.ps oi &C
80 n, karsad OF Steamboat, renders one % tte n's
e.rhs places for ior those 40 nave business
~ ,Ss NJ as n "a onls three above NonSers neal the
landnx a Hastings and ADJOINING the Rsrsa by
M ssioa maps sc. apply W JOHN A fLANMEn -
Ve~ts ., t,,e doors from Amity. NewNork, and al Ps
cIR LENZS Store Hassieg's Landans Depot. Us ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
THE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

TONPORr Is beautifully situated on Flushing Bay,
within eight miles II the CITY htll. opposite Harlem and
half mile from Flushing The BAY noted io the album
dance OF tine Sh clans and Mid fow The village has
LARGE snd valuable water privilege and Tor beauty ot the
surrounding scenery unsurpassed. embracing view of
the villages adjacent and the picturesque Sound. with ITS
numerous Islands IL Is land out IN village lots of SO Nv 100
Ieet each, which price according 10 location nom
SIS 10 $l6o each few choice lots remain unSJ'd The
tennis of sale S23 nj the time IT selection aud the bal
monthly nSialneutS Of SO, dsc for cash
tur the accommodation of parties ~he desire ~ the
ground, agent viii be board the steamboat Island
CITY, Which leaves the foot of Fulton at 81 O'Clock
mornng who viii be haPqv 10 paw every attention and al
ford every information Concerning Stratnpori e. ALI no
desire JOHN 4 FLANMER,
aug I'm Ne 6S3 Rrcadway corner of Amitv-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
RIVAL of DIR. c. W. R0BACK

!
Y n NEW YORK The celebrated pr {. W.
Eohacs from Sweden Professor 0t AsroH-y, Astronomy,
PhreuolgN and GeolsHcs having Just arrived from PM
ndelrhll who're be- haS met with the most eVtraornnay
Tor the last four oilers now hs services 70
the citizens 81 NeNIOrk and 10 VICINITY. G. " h'oack,
beng the seventh oi the seventh tnd having made
AsfulO s exclusive study toe oi hileen
Years, enjoys advantages derived FROM travelling and r.
f,rtuu that possessed b, 10 THIS cuuntN az ia
Eaiope. aud being ged D, nature aud having cult-
ycd those blessed gifts. be Is prepared % adapt them Id
tie following and the Immediate consuuna'on u ne
following Topics He can bc consulted vi n his once,
hy letter PREPAID and he Is prepared ~ make use q
hs POWER on Any ri tho flowing topics Business OF all
descrn tons travelling bv l'nd or sea; c'urship> Al
gwen Ton their successful accompaniment specnia
ug n stocks merchandise real estate the recovering
se. OF ss AZ sea Heaso has had tine honor of receiving
oefiifcate the Honorable John Benado'te tor
merly ing Of SNcdes which It Will give hm great plen-
sure showing "a those who may fayot hun with hcail
be- also offers hls respecting health wealth ana
marriage affairs JOURNEYS lawsuits. dacuiy " uusl-
ness fraud sickness and death past present ana lue
events and all the Of life, and invites AZ - can
who are afflicted cOrpOrly mentally. Ieiuis-lalles
81 cts Gentlemen 5 Nayl'lcs calculated and read "A
fun according the oracies and masculine signs, laos
81 gentlemen 81 50. Natvites calculated according %
,;eomnncy for ladies So m full 3 Gentlemen 50, N fu
s. Persons a distance have their natNtes drawn
hy sending The date of the Jay OF their birth All letters
containing the above fee viii receive immediate attention.
ana natytes viii he part OF the United states
written on durable paper All letters the above topics,
If postpaid will be answered gratis HIS Office ~ AT D
White 81 two blocks below Broadway. H29 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
DhTENT SEAMLESS-BAG LOOMS.

DhTENT SEAMLESS-BAG LOOMS.
Il We are hudiu- YER s1psrier Loom. e tie above
decrl on. WHICH = Elf hanging fVn bottom - 5iF.
nd re re-t1 and XII bas o.! lny desired lenstA
We have. aSo Looms Z both hight ant hesVJ A:fcrnS iaS
vesElns eitAer tw.-le1 COMMON -r-,cs.
2. BRJ NDRED. SON CO.,
Oldham No-ss astr Piers n. J
Orcer NAV - ler IN NevI OK with Mesfs ABN.
BILL 4 SON. Is Payk-rss all w.
RAKER'S IMPROVED MODE Of
1IsErTING BOILERS Orders Will De received fof
:se above ssd nilruls0n furnished - . sad The
iRg a h-n rs be-R ELECTED eTous clsss.
klou STIILl'AN. ALLEN co.
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MUSTARD TINS.-The proprietors OF

NH 7 = NTATJ ~ IIt pIWV IIVIVIo VI
VA Dunlaq's BlacAng-nk Tin Box, Canister and Drug
glst TIM, Manufacturing Emporium No 80 Gold 81 ,
New YORK having introduced steam power and established
machine-shnp their yemses are enabled ana deter
mined 10 sell lower rates than other house m Lhe
business TqulG7t.1 FRASER x EHERITI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
ENOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESI-

II DENCE and FARM of about i3o acres, about one
mile and half north Of Fshklll Landing, the Hudson
Rycr with fruit of every Kind IN abundance hne stream
of water and good buildings IL is Of the finest sna
tons an Newhargh BAY. Inquire Of HASBROUCk
BOlCE, Newbuigh, or Ga STEPHEN BRiNCkERHOFF,
on the premises Y2i lmruIhSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for CITY

j PROPERTY-A beautiful place. adjoining me va
l,ge al Tas Chester containing 10 convenient mouse
and out buildings fruit ~ every DESCRIPTION field Of CON.
POTATOES and wheat Ia barn, wheat and ID TINS %
nav Three beautiful vegetable gardens two fine COWS.
poultry pigs 81 within fifteen miles Of the Cty P.ss,
essob immediately. For particulars inquire of WILLIAM
McCOHD No I4l Suilvan-st.. y. Y. Also, fine saddle
or carriage Horse and carnage suitable for Doctor
To be seen al No 1il Sullrvanst. aul9 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

STORE WANTED-Suitable for Dry
- Goods n B-oadway B9verT. Canal Grand. ~ G ern.
u.ch-sss Address L. FreEchs Hotel aul9 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

ENARM for SALE.-A very desirable
Farm Of abou, 100 Il land sitsasied 10 sod
e6xNbcrhocd about mile from Val sgst- pepo' on .hr
Nrxtursh hrs.ch q the New-lorS and Enc karra hfe
,eex frVn Newhurgh and ahcQ, three hcurs from New
Vrk This farm remarkable or frGt and viii ee sold
IN reasonable terms Inquire Of RoBERr l. CASE, lgl
HrNNISTON, Salisbury Mills. Orange county, NY.
i,i0 aaw rhSSsw'
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and DAY SCHOOL for

i y YOI Nc LADItS-Nrs- NVLiIUAN and WIS
ROBERTS have removed from - walkers - ) Wed
2st (hrst house west OF Jh az > where they ~u opes
thor Boarding and ia, School sor Young Ladies on ~
DAY September o. I8Ji An omnibus wi be provided ipf
Inc accommodation If pupils who reside distant p,r's "a
the city Circulars can be- ottaued ii the store 4 Mr.
LOCKWOOD q son, ~ ~ West 2lst st
,uly ia IuIhkSs
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IMMERSION GRAMMAR SCHOOI..

NV ERSlll tKAMM AK StllUoli.
Prof. T. A NSON. Rector. The hr-t quarter
of the Academic wear begins She Sth Of September The
Junior senior branches Of the English dcpafi meh 'hi
the Classical and Mathematical department, oder com
plce cOutse siudts intended to prepare pupils Tor Tho
counting room 0r The University Circulars may BE- u,
tanned NJ the Unyerslt Mashm.tnus luare, and Al 1hs
hmokstores ~ CIfARIESS ERANCiS. No2R BroadNy
ROE. LOCKWOOD n son Bfoadway. and SAMUEL
RANNOR. - B1wefy UtOkGk PAkkth
anon 2,n PRINCIPAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

N,CUOOL for FNGINEKRs. $50 Hous-

- tos-st n Y-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT. Cvs
Engineer gTa ..ats from % EcOle Csatrae jes Ars 81
Nsnufacillss II Pans. all open he 1T II S-ytenbef
next new csuTse of lesnns ia French and EnstsD
language ~ AL the branches. iiogf-tC aud pfAcai.
counected sat CIVIL kDgneenBg sOs deiah ard refer
FENCES apply ~ he School au'l u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
IlIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD These Lots
nc situated On the Mes;chvstsr sale Of the Harlem River.
between McNomhS Dam Bridge anG the High Bridge ANY
person acquainted with the suburbs ol this CITY. vii per
ceive viewing the High Bridge Lots, that thsV po>ses
great advantages for residences all other localities
about the City and tha, they tar cheaper than other
property well situated The hill for the Sth Railroad
having beer signed by the Mssor the road Will he
nicnced iorhwth. and speedily finished please inquire
and Learn the fact The tae fer the entire lex 9Th Of the
road 10 be hui cents The preSeaied from at
NEST everN of thus property cNceedngy nieresng
embracing most beautiful Of land and This
property also has WIDE font The Harlem River,
thereby aordng csuy Ter hoaing and fishing For
maps aud other information apply to
ault Ina ID Il NINroN No u Ce<lSrst cor II Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

DEN. b. K. HALL, ID, of Rose Hill
Institute Ncwhurgh. O1snge Co y V, receives
few BOYS a. BOARDING So HOLAllS. Cuculhs ISN'T
g. order and reference given UrUuuGed
auIq Dt Nov INMfOCtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Real estate for Sale.
nRJyATE SALE.-A Farm on the

TORIFA r SHIlIl--i T IIII vi -
$50 - Deserts near Peacock's Point. about three
miles from Glen Cove consisting - about 20 acres WIN
ngd,nes plenty Of fruit well waefed and has RAN; al
xsrtscrs For further Dzrtlcuais, Apply - a. j.
PTECCYEK Broad - aN>' j."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

L FMECLAY. sc The subscribers, importers ot Ere
Bucks Malt KIN Tiles, &c have constantly on hand
Red and " White welsh" Lister kuforts stour-
bridge 4" " Hukman." and Chance do. and GarnSrS'
Firr Bricks. common aud fancy shapes.
Freclay Welsh Lumps and Oventles
Malt Kiln Tiles p hoe-a very superior article
CoaBltumnous and Anthracite Of All descriptions Tor
sale IN lots 10 suit pure hasers Apply - -
SAML. THOMPSON NEPHEW,
AMI 6ra, 275 Pearl-st, New-York.
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G ~, FTJrPY. 81 Broadway
c A. BURGESS, I'll Eront-st.. New YORK.
II o ALDEN 80 Massachusetts, Block. Boston.

" O. ALDEN, 80 MASSACHUSETTS BlocH b'>tph'
or J ;. ALDEN. on the premises.
y BIZ sold before the 25th Of Aug1s the above
property Will be leased Those desrIus OF inspecting the
premises may reach Wilmington SIXTY hours from New
York by the New York and Ere Railroad. al snat eN-
pense ylO 2aw6w NH.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10

III RATHER CARRY 1T THAN MOTHER
SHOULD Going from market the ether
day, we observed a very small boy, who
gave no special indication, by dress or
face, of other than ordinary sensations or
training in life, carrying basket that
was so heavy as nearly to bear him down
beneath il. We observed. "my boy, you
have a heavy load" YES SAID he
"but I'd rather carry it than that mother
should."' The remark was one Of ma
ture we love to hear but we do not know
that we should have thought enough OF
it to have chronicled it. had we not seen
across the street highly accomplished
young lady playing the piano, while her
mother was washing the windows. We
have no reason for forestalling the re-
Elections and comparisons of our readers
to the facts Wheeling Gazette.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10
ANODYNE.
OR POOR M4N'S PLASTER


-.- Price i2i e,nts for a Ia &c size.
I'HlS plaster omme nded win the greatest conn
l dence, in fact il is recommended with that conf
dence that lft is obtained of The proprietor and does
mol give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in The Ions.
back, side breast, limbs neck, joints rheuma sm lum
bago, &c. Thare have been thousands OF hem sold.
and not single instance has occurre where they
have not given relief. The price beng very low,
cry person obia In severe cough cnids, h.
and difficulty OF breathing, The lungs will
afford great relief
1t truly said is the best siren CHEERING pas-
in 1t is entirely new ariIcle, and not
like any other now in s
1y2S A 6 PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10
WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
w77 YEARS OLD!!!

BloOMISc Grove, Orange Co, N. Y, July IS, 1850.
To DR A. H. CHRISTIE New York
Dear Sir-Having been very severely handled By
Rheumatism and other diseases and having been cured
a most remarkable manner by CHR!STIEfS GALVANIC
of my case, for the benefit of others. ] had the
Rheumatism last winter and my legs swelled very much
My head also very much afflicted having severe
pain my eyes that | could scarcely see. At the
time troubled by spasms, caused by the
pain in my head, suppose. My hearing had been
getting poor for several from caarTh, that in
could scarcely hear at all Having heard won
derfu accounts of CHRIsrIE BELT and FLUIp sent to
your and got them The Belt put and the
Fluid used directed and don't think have had after
the FIRST night using them minute clear pain from
that time to this. being six months The Rheumatism
left my body entirely after wearing the Belt very short
time, probably two weeks Then put on Galvsnic
Necklace and had 1.-two weeks, before m, head
perfectly well My hearing in both ears is entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight very good for
man OF my age, "a years in AugusD and consider
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. | consider my cure very
remarkable therefore do not hesitate to recommend
ChristIe's Galvanic Curatlv~s to all persons af-
hicted as have been --..-. s-
(Signed) PHINEaS TUTHILL-
State of New York. Newburgh, Orange County, 90
Phineas Tuthill Of Blooming Grove. Orange County
" Y, who is personally known a most respect
able citizen and worthy Of all confidence, being duly
deposes and that the facts forth the
above in relation his case are entirely cor.
rect and that he is in the enjoy OF good health,
caused as he believes BY Christie Gaysnic Ourselves
PHINEAS TUTHILL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-10

To D. c. MoREHEAD. NJ. D.
have disposed Of all the Galvanic Belts with the ex
cep,on OF and the results have been most sue.
cessful beg you will send me new supply imnedi-
ately. young man in a town adjoining had been out
Of health for lcng time, and unable do any
all He tried the Regulars" until they completely
physicked his pockets well his system He then
concluded to try Belt and Fluid. The first day il
compelled him to keep his bed and his parents and
friends begged him to take of the Belt-said II would
make him worse &C. but he kept and the day
went to haying and has worked hard every day since
Yours traly, A. J. SMITH.
Bristol. N. H. September l3 1850
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use o.
DR. CHRISTIE'S G>4LT.7NIC CUR1IVES ana
they may be worn by the most feeble and deleae wnA
perfect ease and safety. In many cases .ne
attending their highly pleasant ana as,sfee my
accompanied by full and plain drecuons ,or u:s
Pamphlets with full particulars may be OBTAINED graus,
Of the authorised Agent 13sA lhet
y, ....Fi.ss Prices; N - erO
y The Galyanic Belt, lt Three Dollars. "
The Galyanic Necklace. Two Dollars. sn,r
The Galyanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. MI,
PARTICULAR CAUTION. l.,.1
n3 Beware Of Counte,feits and Wo,fhiess Inistisns
,.. IN. .,..sa. D. C. MOREHEAp, NJ, D.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
.-.-.,, .,.ii laghr Ia Broadway. New York.
For sale BY A. G. "a GLE. only auah,r,zed
Agent for Bath and vicinity. .eoply5l,