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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-18

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1sA HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, RIcE-
noSD NA.-Thc tourteeslh annual course of Lee
lures will commence on Monday. the 18th of Octo-
bcr, 1851 and continue until the first of March en-
suing. The commencement for comforting degrees
will be held about the middle of March.
R. l.. BoHAxSAS, NJ. D., Professor of Obs,ct-
RIGS. &c.
J.W. CuAnpERLaYSr, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica, SC.
s. MAurIS. M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
CHARLES BELL GIBsoS, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
gerry, Sc.
c. T. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy and
Physiology.
D. II. TucKER, NJ D., Prof of Theory and Prac-
ticc of Medicine.
A. Il. PETrcoLAs, NJ. D., Demonstration of Ana,-
omv.
The facilities for Analomical and Clinical in
struction in this institution are unsurpassed.
EXPENSES.
Matriculation fee s5-Professors' fees (nggre-
gate) sl05-Demonstrafor's fee Sl0-Graduatios
fee S25.
The price Of Board, including fuel, lights and
servants attendance. is usually 50 or $3I per week
The Catalogue. &c. containing fuller informa-
tion concerning the School. will be forwarded to
those applying for it, or specific enquiries will be
| answered by letter S. MAuPIN NJ. D..
Aug 7-6t Dea, Of tho F,r,,l,,
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ug l4-ts WM MASSTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or

I'E hhNDCLFH MICCN COLLEGE.-
The next Lecture Term of this Institution will
commence the first Of September, and continue ten
months. This School is recognized, and its stu
dents admitted on the ad eundem footing by some
Of the most respectable medical institutions of this
country, among which may be mentioned Jefferson
Medical College of Philadelphia, and the Uniycrsi-
ry Of the city OF New York.
The course of instruction is extensive and pracii-
cal Anatomy is taught both BY demonstration and
dissection and students can procure abundant
rerial for dissection very moderate terms. D,.-
ring the course frequent opportunities afforded
students of Witnessing and assisting in important
surgical operations.
The fee for the is Sis 90, and always
payable on entering the school. Board convenient
TO the school, can be had very moderate terms.
Students can obtain the Textbooks in Farmville-
a village few miles from the School
FACILITY:
JoHS 2. MErrAuER NJ D. l.. l.. D. Prof Of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Surgery.
FRAScfs J. MErrAUrR Jr., A. NJ. NJ D. Prof. of
Anatomy. Physiology, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JoHS 7. MrrTAUER NJ. D. l., l.. d., Prof. of
Therapeutics Materia Mcdica, Midwifery and the
Diseases of Females and Children.
JOHN p METTAUER.
Dem IF The Fac1lfg.
Prince CIvnr1 T. ~ Y, Iui, IL 1g,I
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A FEMALE sCHOOL.--IIaving oh

L n TUNED the services Of Il highly accomplished
young Indy as Prcceptrcss in our family we desire
to obtain ns boarders and pupils four FIVE young
ladies. he session will commence the lst Sep
tember and cnd the lst of July next.
TERMS.-For Board, including all personal nc
commodation, and Tuition in English, Ninety Dol
lars French, Ten Dollars; Drawing and Painting.
Ten Dollars, and instruction the Piano with use
of Instrument, Thirty Dollars. No deduction
made for lost time, except in case of illness. As
the number Of pupils viii be limited the earlier ay-
plicatons are made, the more certainty Of success
Address me, post paid, to Piedmont Post Office,
Nelson county, Va.
Aug lI-ts WM MASSIE
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There is no action Of mar in this life.
which Is not the beginning Of 80 long
chain Of consequences. as that no human
providence is high enough tcsise Us pros
rect to the end.
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a remarkable instance Of recovery from
the effects of lightning is related in the
Bridgeton Chronicle. n. j.. as having oc.
CURED lately near Estlevillc, in Atlantic
Co. Mr.. Samuel Evans with team OF
mules was in the woods, and while haul
ing out log preparatory to loading. from
under large tree, he was struck down,
with bis four mules, by an electric shock.
He did not lose his consciousness, but he
was wholly unable to move hand or foot,
and his mules were in the same helpless
condition. After remaining in this state
for about fifteen minutes, vitality returned,
first in the forefinger and thumb on one
hand, enabling him to rub them together.
Fearing the mules might recover before he
could get among them, and in their strug-
giles injure him, he worked his fingers and
by slow degrees regained the use Of his
hand. then his arm, &c, when, by great cx-
eriion, he dragged himself out ofihe reach
Of the mules heels. The mules gradually
recovered also. and he got them upon their
feet. A bright red line marked bis arms
and down his chest and legs. He felt sore
for some days sfterthe occurrence. There
was cloudlcss sky nt the time, and no IN
dication oflightning or rain- Thetree was
completely shivered to splinters.
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CLASSICAL AMP MATHEMAT-

~ lCAL SCHOoi-, LrScHBuRG, Va, by J. II.
WlNSTON.-The next session Of this School viii
commence on the LIST Sept and continue 10
months.
IrRns-s4o, payable one half on the lst Janua-
ry. the remainder al the close Of the session. For
particulars refer to the printed circulars which can
be had at the Bookstore Of ,. B. Payne & Bro.
10 31-vsw
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AUCTION SALES OF LAND &C.
n VALUABLE LAND for Sale

= The Tract Of Land formerly owned by the
late Reuben Cox deed, and on which he resided.
win be sold to the highest bidder on the premises
Thursday the 2Sth Of August next, it fair If not
the next fair day thereafter, (Sunday. except
ed) 1t is situated within miles Of Lynchburg.
and within 200 yards Of the main stage road lead
ing from that place to charlottesville. adjoins the
lands Of Messrs. Edmund Winston. Garland Poin-
dexter. Sylvester L. Burford, and Thomas Jones,
and contains FOUR HUNDRED AND FTF-
TEEN ACRES. of which 100 acres are heavily
trnbered. considerable portion (s,iiiicieii, it is
supposed, to enclose the Land and make the neces-
sarv fences) being che ,nut. There is a good
G Dwelling House with all necessary
2li out-housos the land, and "a spring of the pu-
rest water convenient to the dwelling house, and
the land itself is well supplied with of wa
ter. There is also a good orchard containing va
riety Of fruit trees. and much land which could be
converted into valuable meadow.
Persons desiring examine the land, can do so
by applying to Mr. Spotswood Cox, or Mr.. Archie
lu- Cox, residing in the vicinity who will take plea
sure in showing it.
TERMS or SALE-One third of the purchase in
cash, the reminder in two equal insalments, pay
able in one and two years and lien retained ON
the land for the ultimate security Of the deferred
instruments.
Aug 4-wt2SA THE LEGATEES.
Poo.
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NJ OTRCE-1 wish to hire immediately. 30 or
IN 50 able hands to work on the Suuth-Side Rail
Road. | viii give good prices and pny the hire
once month, and give good security for the hire
My work is dry, and no blasting My address is
Furmville. priace Edward CO.. Va.
AUG E-Jt JOHN RENELN.
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July 2S-wt10S Trustee
rH' Bedtnrd Sentincl cnry ill dnv Of snIe.
CALEOr VALUABLE EsEAL Es-

- SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE AND Personal PROPERTY. The
subscriber intending to to the South next fall
viii offer for sale. to the highest bidder, Thurs
day the 25th of September next. a credit of six
months, all his crop of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat,
Stock Of Cattle, Hogs. Plantation Tools, one new
Cairyal, Household aud Kitchen Furniture. Also
stock of fine New +, rniture, made of the hest ma
terials, well finished. parcel of Cabinet Makers
Tools first Turning Lathe, and many 9th
articles t"o tedious to mention.
Also nj the same time, if not sold privately be-
fore the day Of sale, viii be sold the Tract Of
sSsz LAND upon which 1 live, lying on the
"a. road leading from Pittsylvania to franklin
aud Henry count houscs. Upon this land is good
FRAMED DWELLING HOUSE. convenient
ly arranged, with dining room and cellar under
meath, good Kitchen, first rate log house 30 by
"a feet. occupied a cabinet shop first rate Ap
pie and Peach Orchard of the choicest seeciions Of
fruits; Spring of good never-failiug Water, a
neishbourhood of good society, as healthy any in
this country, and good location for "a Physician
Mechanic, any in the country. Those wish
ing purchase will please give me a call as am
determined to sell on accommodating terms.
FREDERICK OBERTHIER,
Aug lI-w3w Callands pifts'a co Va
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF LAND


u BY virtue of deed Of trust executed to ms by
John Garth and Emily II. his wife, bearing date
the 2iih day ofjune, 1910, and of record in the
county court of Bedford, | shall on Wednesday the
l0th day Of September 1851 before the front door
OF Bedford courthouse, expose to sale by way of
public auction a TRACT or LAND a2T.
situated in the county of Bedford, the wa ..-Is.
tcrs of Witcher's creek, known by the name of
Ayres's tract, and containing 3li Acres aud one
twentieth of an acre, less it boing the same
land which conveyed to ths said John Garth hy
Edmund Pate and Sarah his wife, by deed bearing
date the 2lst day of june 1928, and recorded
in Bedford county court.
Terms Of Sate.-The land viii be sold on u cred
it of one and two years equal instalnents the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal security for
the payment Of the purchase money, and as a fur
ther security therefor the title the land will be
retained. until the purchase money is paid and the
land liable to be rc-sold in default of payment of
the purchase money, or any part thereof.
Acting trustee, ] Will only convey such title as
is vested in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid to
the purchaser, though have 10 reason to doubt
the validity fthis title.
CHISWELL DABNEY.
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VALUABLE LAMB FOR SAFE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the tract of
Land whereon she rc-ides in the county of
Frunklin, containing 800 ACRES. about half of
which is cleared and under good fence, well suited
to the raising Of all kinds of Gram and Grass about
80 Acres being well Sc, with red clover, and a.
bout 30 acres of fine bottom, well suited for Grain
Tobacco or Timothy. The remaining portion is
Wood land, heavily timbered, and is first rate To-
bacco land. The above land is in a healthy section
Of country. and in a neghborhood proverbial for
morality, with good outlet. living Immediately on
the main road leading from Hales Ford to Rocky
Mount, and 81 Of mile from the Rocky Mount
Turnpike. Ii is well wntered, being washed on one
side by Cill's Creek atfording first rate Mn Ste
and Is interspersed with great many very fine
Springs, and rivulcts running in every direction,
making it very desirable place. All who are in
want.wil do well to call and see before purchasing.
lfnot sold privately before. it viii be sold on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday. the
2ist day ofOctober next iffar, if not the next fair
day.
Terms liberal, and made known by application,or
the day of sale. MARY d. LAW
L. P.S.-Any communication addressed, post paid,
to G. w. Law. Tayors Store, Franklin county, Va,
will receive strict attention.
July I1-vf9lO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jew ARRANGEMENT ofTHE
All = III KuST 1871.

.s<,ss@,s, .oss, - - fsL.. l.....,.Ilu -.
NVhI hInhnN.-Arr'xes rom ,r''' .r,'. ="
~ ssme Gays NJ ne'e,o'o'e, ~ "s'
aeys and Safurdsys- Scneaase 'ie oi a'f,sai - u
m. Leaves, as heretofore on Suno'ys' " edhesaayz
and Fridays ai >, a. M
PACKET MAiL.-Arrvcs every day except
Iucsdny- between and =. a. M Leaves every
day except sunday, about q D. M "s ,"e N"f','-
ern Stage and Packet there srceeised ana despatch
ed. ereyy day. mai tor Richmond ana points North
and South ., that city. ,...,,v
W fhecansi ~ny un',isreceiVea "eanes',ays'
Fridays asd Sunday, and aespaichea siondays'
W Wcdnc sdnys and riday-a as neseio'ore.
SOu itiWEs EN- OF S"ee1'. J-hrfiSrs oun
days. Nedneedhy< hpd rrihiy4, al v, u M Leaves
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IGHTNING RODs.--THE SUB

II scribcr Will Keep on hand IN Lynchburg large
supply Of Lightning Rods which have been approved
and considered superior for all the qualities they
should rosscss lie respectfully solieits calls from
all persons who wish to avail themselves Of this
protection to buildings. II will attend promptly
TO all demands.
Aldress-Lynchburg Va.
Aug 14-3m NOAH STEVENS.
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An Exemplary Ieuicr.

During the reign Of Numa the temple
OF Janus was never seen open one day, but
continued constantly shut for forty three
years together; so entire cessation Of all
kind Of war was there on all sides. For
not only the people Of Rome were tanned.
and as it were cbarmedby the just and mild
government Of their prince, but even the
neighborlng cities round about, as ifsomc
gentle breeze or salubrions air had blown
from Rome upon them, began to change
their temper-and general inclination to
peace and good government was infused
into all, 50 that every one applied himself
to the management of his lands and farm
to the quiet education Of lis childred and
worship Of the gods. Festival days and
pleasant banqucts, mutual benevolcncc and
kind entertainment Of friends visiting and
conversing freely with each other, wiihou,
fear or Jealousy, were the common practice
over all Italy; while from Numa's wisdom
as from fountain, a universal honesty and
justice flowed upon all, and his calm tran
guilty diffuscd itself around every way
So that the high and hyperbolicaI axpres-
sions of the poets are said to fall short in
describing the happy state of those days
For during the whole reign Of Numa there
was neither war, nor sedition. nor innova-
ton designed against the State, nor even
SO mnch as any enmity or envy to the per
son of the prince, nor was there any plot OF
conspiracy out of ambitious design to ousi
him Of his Government.
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NOTICE! NOTICE THE SUB
IN scribcrs take this method TO inform the com
ninnity in general that of their Boats will be
ready Tuesday and Wednesday ia Richmond and
I.ynehburg to receive Goods, Wares and Mcrchan-
disc. TO be shipped up down the Canal. upon the
bes, terms. Tobacco taken upon terms that shall
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A western editor lately offered his old
hat as prize for the best essay ON nde-
pendcnce. The following obtained tho
prize:
National independence is easier imagin-
ed than described; personal independence
consists cmphaticaily in being situated in
clean shirt, drawers, socks, and nicely
blacked boots, with at least dollar and a
bali, and clean cambrick. in your pocket
all on Sunday morning, with your wife
on one arm and your own babeon the other
taking your own course towards your own
church, TO sit under the ministry Of your
own preacher, in blissful expectation ofdo.
ing your own snoozing in your own pew,
wherein no one dare venture to nudge you
with his elbow or tickle your nose with
straw"
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nLEINE SOAP.-lO BOXES OLEINE
~ Soap. new and cheap article. We would
recommend it to our friends and the public as be-
ing very desirable article: for sale very low by
Aug IT'S MCDANIEL & LEE.
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REFERENCES:
LYScHBURG-Gcn. d. Rodcs, Gen. o. G. CLAY.
John o. J.. Gogsin, Esq, Chas. i. Mosby Esq
John NJ. Speed. Rev. O. Il. Vaughan.
BEDroRp--Rcv. }. 6. Sheprcrson, Dr. j. T. W.
Rend, DR.. VIM. Steptoe, Hon. W. l.. Goggin, Alex.
Irvine.
ChMPnELL-Judgc Fleming Saunders.
LIBEETY-Jamcs + johnson.
Iibrr;y Nn Auc IA-,.
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accordance with the above announcement. the
Il Fall and Winter Session of our School will com
mencc on the Ist of September next, under the fol-
lowing Instructors:
u. J. fosTRR, (PrncipaD and Instructor in Ar
cient and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
Mrs. r. 7. SNiTH, (Associate) and instructress
in French and English branches.
Miss MITCHELL, insiruetgess in Music.
Rev. J. ID. MITCHELL, will deliver occasional
Lectures in Moral and Natural Philosophy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-18

At "a public celebration in Massacbu-
setts, a few days since, josiah Quincy, Jr.,
Esq, gave as Il sentiment the following:
The members Of the Bar--Lct them
rise as high as they may. they can never
rise higher than one Story'
1t appears, however, that this bit Of wit
was not original with Mr.. Quincy, though
he did not deliver it as a quotation.
A Boston correspondent Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, in accredit-
ing the bon mot to its real author,suppliesthc
one which occusioncd it, and which is
equally good. They are said TO have oc-
Cured in this way:
The Hon. Edward Everett many years
ago. while young man, but a short time
graduated from college, was invited to de-
liver fourth Of July Grafton in the city Of
Salem. At the dinner, Judge Story called
up Mr.. Everett by tho following sentiment:
Fame follows applause where suer IL (Ev-
erett) goesp Mr.. Everett rose Instantly,
and gave the following: The members Of
the legal proicssion-IIowcvcr high may
be their aspirations, they can never rise
higher than one .Story!'
The Lowell paper suggested that the
pun belonged Finn, the commedian, but
the n. Y. Express says mo- Finu's, pun
was quite very different occasion. The
witty comedian was carving goose Of sup
per, when John Everett, the cx- Ministers
brother, called out TO the carver, from the
other end of the table, what sort Of a fowl
is that brother Of yours, Finnp
Itis almost as great goose, responded
the wit. 'as | Erer-aP
And there was where the laugh came in.
-------s - y s-.a.H.4as
EMEgsoyIAs SiMrLiciTY.--Thc follow
ing hit at the transcendcntal, unin,clligible
style Of poetry was first published under
the head of"Unsilencc:"
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JAMES s. CREWDSON & co.

N. B.-Wheat received und forwarded to Rich
mond upon the best terms. Persons tho Canal
that may wish to carry their wheat. will please
give notice Of the same. J. s. G.. & Co.
Aur 7-fs
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TERRY d SHIELDS |
SCHOOLS.



1sl sent session. on Thursday. the 24th Of July
The Fall and Winter Term will open on Monday,
September lst. and continue FIVE months. Mrs
Smith. hereafter. will be associated in teaching,
with II. J. FOSTER, A. NJ, gentleman of high
moral worth. as well superior Classical and Ma
thematical Education, and of much experience in
teachiag-having been saccessivcly engaged as Tu-
tor IN C"liege. ut Washington City TEACHER in Pro-
fcsser Benz. Halowcil's Boarding School, at Alex
andria, and. recently, as Principal of the Academy
at New London.
Pupils now becoming members of this Insiiiu-
ton. will we are confident, enjoy increased faciii-
ties for improvement particularly in the Laneua-
ges. Ancient and Modern, and the various branches
of Mathematics. No material changes will take
place. either in the regulations discipline Of the
School. We grateful for the smiles Of Heaven
upon our efforts. and for the increased patronage Of
our friend. (having had during our present session
more than sixty scholars and ii is our constant
aim to make the school every way rorthy Of such
patronage, and desirable for Young Ladies.
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an VALUABLE TAyERN PROP

I"
Ia ERTY tFOR SALE Az CAMPBELL
COURT HOESE.--The undersigned desirous Of
changing his business, offers for sale privately, his
Tavern House and Lois at Campbell
courthouse, upon accommodating terms. The
house is large and commodious and in every re
spcet well adapted to tavern keeping. The out
houses {of which there are all that could be desir-
cd) are in good condition md convenient. He viii
also sell several houses and lots Of smaller size
suitable for professional gentlemen md mechanics.
and several Tracts Of Land lying in the immediate
vicinity Of the courthouse property, containing 429
Acres, portion of which is well timbered and
tered Persons disposed TO purchase, invited
60 call and examine the premises.
July 3l-ts BARNET FINCH
aS1elTI.nt NOTICE.--I have for sale three
Ssaais' - new Freight Bnais, made Of the best
material aud workmanship. Any person wishing
10 purchase, can be furnished upon very accommo-
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber near Elk
Creek Mills, Amherst county, Va.
July lots ALEXANDER MuNDf.
Republican copy.
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EMERsoxBs SIMrLsciTY.--Thc follow
ing hit at the transcendcntal, unin,clligible
style Of poetry was first published under
the head of"Unsilencc:"
lie put his finger bis lips, M
The child, TO pout;
Him then the father whip.
Upon his lttle hips,
Which makes him squal right ort.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF

y. W ; DItt'O NIsINbUVOUfI
Lexington, Va. July l7th 1851.
July 21-tlO
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sThe nd Union oft,c stntes.
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=. Hstht Tor Nlrglnia.
DIR. VIM. Otway Owen. examining Physician.
July 17-wts
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GALE OF VALUABLEREALEs-

FREDERICK OBERTBIER,
Aug 11--w3w Callands Pitts'a co.. Va.
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TELEGRAPH.

VNELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
gers invited call and examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
NORToNS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
IN Broadway Newfork
The immense success attending the adaptaon Of Ohm
stead's Patent Telegraph Battery To the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
bias induced the subscriber to sccep hom the Mannfsc
turers,
MesUs r. SMITH co n Fultonst
the appointment sole Agent 0J the sale thereof and they
viii hereafter be kept constantly on sale al
NORTONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, NewYork
The Olmstead Patent Magnetic Machine for MEDICAL
purposes, s 90 entirely different from any other medical In
sruments, that person form proper idea Of lie adj
vsnages without Witnessing its operations when they VIII
be found apparent 10 render argument supeuous
The current Of electricity completely undeE the control Of
the operator and can om almost impercepnbiy be grad
nay Increased TO any strength the patient may DESIRE
while instead Of feeling the painful spasmodic contraction
OF the muscles produced by all other medical Instruments
gentle current flowing pleasantly through the
tenn Telegraph Companies respectfully informed thai
every description OF Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus IL kept constantly on sale At
N0RTONs FELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Broadway, New-York,
where alofdersi must be addressed. oil fM&Wu