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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-24
w. G. FONSECA,
NO. 9 EMPIRE BLOCK.
Wholesale and Retail healer in

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
HAVING Just returned the with
and stock would respectfully
st. Paul and vicinity, call ami examine pc ang
else where. The stock and prices fail TO give
sfacton NJ stock consists IN part ~ the following Goods
French and English Aerinoes, Narseiiles ouilo,
All Wool DcI.aincs. Govex IN endless variety,
Cashmerrs. Parsmsftas, A nice assortment OF
Black and Fancy Silks, Ladies Furs,
Rrench English Prints large stock OF Yankee
DeI.ain-s . large ss'tm't and cheap, Notions,
Trimmings,
Ny stock Embroders not to be excellent quality
Price,
Bleach and Brown shirt'nS, Irish Linen. Linen Lawn,
Bishop lawn, rsfieton, white a3ted coIor
Book Muslin and swrs Null, Blankets In all varieties
Red white FIsnnc, THREAD Lsces splendid assort
SILK Warp do mcut,
Shaker do.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
would invite The Genrmen call examine large
the following Goods wern1
Wrappers and Drawers, SILK Under Shirts, Gloves Collars
Neck Ties, Cap and Handkerchiefs.
GENTIEMEE'S CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
prepared 70 make the fashionable style
al kinds Of clothing. rates, eneaeed
fashionable cutter from the city New York feel confident
70 please all those who with CALI hemeRber
No. Empire Block, Immediately yellow the AHsrcsn House.
oc27-tf W. q. PQESBCA.
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pEssoLUTIoN AND REMoyAL.

TIVE subscriber Would respectfully apprse pubic tbs4
the 6m Of Wright Yx Dissolved, July z3d. 1855
BY mutual consent All scconts due be setted b.
4. name Of the Ann for
that puFyose. me wdssgpd, having bis sop
81 sree rear Of the First Pesbytean OhuA,
building formerly occupied Nes. Gse. Coes Uesr VII
esy On the capter bussness in an IL 6rsnehes. fsaful
for psst soicits
SUIT ests1 + y. FIJI.
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THE RrvER.---The river was nearly full of
ice yesterday, in an almost solid condition.
he wind was cold and wn,ry.
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CO At Newark, N. j., in case of Mrs. Coe
VS.. Samuel W. Plume, for the seduction of Miss
Sarah G. Coe, the jury has returned verdict Of
81 900 for the plaintiff.
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CT 1t is said that Rachel is studying English,
and that it is her intention to appear as Lady
Macbeth before she leaves America.
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MARRIED.:

At winona OCTOBER at the residence Of J. w.
Downer, ESQ.,, by the p. A. Conwel Mr. MARTIN N.
KELLOGG to Miss FRANCES ISABELLA ESSON, both of
st. Pan.
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CHAs. w. WOOLLEY,
wholesale Grocer,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ToR the present Alex. Reys Warehouse, Levse
has 10 sore and 70 arrIve' the following articles In the
y hid. srm. NJ o. sugar
& 90 DO car c,sr,o.a 90 DO DO
10 half bbls crushed do
10 do DO powdered do
do Golden Syrup
% kegs no gals Syrup Molasses
g half chests Tea (Ilaek,
% sssss Rio &c Con-. 90
3 &: 5 5.v. 90
boxes CASTLE Soap
Is do Star Candies
10 half boxes Star Candles
Is e sSis Cider SS vinegar SY prime article
100 Sacks g. A. Salt
90 do dairy do
q Boxes S D.sSl.ss s4ler.tu.
kegs Sub. Carb. do
2 boxes Cream Tartar
10 DO DO E Fsara s'i lennon
s do Italian Macaroni
do Ground Ginger
DO DO DO DO o ossss
u do do Pepper
u dozen Wasbboards
90 do PAINTED Buckets
10 10 S Des.i Pitch iSa,
2 do
Gases Powder
10 bbls Refined Lard OIL
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
Bales Unbleached Slreetng for sachs
81 Baskets Still Catawba
10 cases fresh Baltim"r Oysters
50 bbls Fresh Pilot Bread
Fresh Butter Crackers
30 do Fresh Boston Crackers
10 do Fresh Soda Crackers
10 do Fresh Sugar Crackers
Fresh Wine Crackers
Is do Fresh Water Crackers
10 do Fresh Pic Mic crackers
10 do Fresh Oyster Crackers
IS boxes Assorted Candies
10 do Fancy Candies
do Crimped Candies
10 do Plain Kisses.
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE LIQUORS.
boxes quarts and pints, fine old French Brandy.
demjons extra fine old Whisky.
/. do old Whisky.
do old Peach Brandy.
do Blackberry Cordial.
do Fine old Palatina MADEIRA.
The offered at the lowest market rates for cash.
Country merchants and others will please call and examine
fore purchasing elsewhere.
prime Ness Pork Meal, Butter Eggs Cheese,
Clover Seed Cider, consignment in ard for sale
PILOT Rread and N kinds and sizes Crackers, from the
Mound CITY Bakery and to arrive. Cheap for cash.
money taken at 10 cent discount payment
Tor Groceries, &C., SC. -,
o." prepared ~ ''''''' CMAs W. wooLLEY,
ocl7-tf Rcy's Big Stone Warehouse, Lower Levee.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES orFIcE,2
November o. 1855.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following the established
weights of grains Territory: whea go bu.;
Glover Seed 60 rs Rye, So ms bu Indian Corn Sc
lbs bu; Oates bu; Barley, 4s ms Buckwheat,
D AS q bu.
LIVE STOCK. DRIED
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UPHOLSTERY & MATTRASS MANUFACTORY.
Fl. BERG, would respectfully inform the citizens Of ST.
LIE Paul and vny that he Is ready tn do all kinds Of work
Hair Husks Mattresses to order
the shortest notice. window Curtains and Pap" Hanging
the best Please him call before
purchasing elsewhere Shop st. Anthonys, opposite the
Rice House, No. G. and on Frankln-st No. 7. notify
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UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR EHOUSE.
KIEFER, Practical Upholsterer, would respectfully
IL st. Paul. that he has opened an
Upholstery, Trimming and Bedding Warehouse, in Hoani
Place, Anthony street, Saint Paul, Minnesota where he
keep constantly hand assortment Of Lounges,
Bed Lounges Arm Chairs tn best HAIR Sea Grass,
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
KIEFERS PATENT SPRING AArTRAsS,
Pillows Bolsters all kinds Bed Spreads and Quilts
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Trimmings,
Done in the newest styles
Church will be ornamented neatly ami cheaply.
Vanishing done, and all kinds of Furniture repaired.
H3- window Curtains and Paper Han2ings
jy7-d&w1y A. Il. KIEFER, Practical rphsstcrrr.
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CHO0L sLATES-ransparent States and Porcelain States
y For sale BY Oei-u) c. HAMILTON Co.
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Fever and Ague.
NEW tastelessand perfect cure,
IA mic mercury. May be used by all keep
climate. Read what eminent Ply sicians say:
'SWe have used Deshler's Ant-Perodc
OF Fever and Ague, and person
second chill after commencing with them consider
safe and valuable remedy, that
every family That is liable to chls and fever"
WIN. A. NEWELL, N. D., Allentown, Nj.
A. ID. NEWELL, N. D., New Brunswick, N. J.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. FRELIEGHUYsEN.
From the professional character and reputation Ds.
Newell above mentioned, and the which
emen, with Mr. Deser, held I'm this State,
In stating that made
public confidence" THEO. FRELlNGHUTSEN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. "a, 1854.
Read the testimony Of X. b. Coleman,
favor Of Desher's Fever and Ague Pills.
Aston House, December Is, 1854.
Chas. D. Deshler, Esq.Dear SIR will the $500
you agreed to give medicine did me- being
sufficiently remuneraed by perfect recovery troubled
for months with aundce, bilious
Your pills perfect by their through
single They recommended a friend,
whom feel greatly obliged. shall recommend them
perfect confidence in all Of . similar character.
Truly yours r. b. COLEMAN.
WREN, CROFT REGALLY, Agents for st. Paul. jels-tf
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NEW YORK . ERIE RAILROAD.
CITY OMNuRuS

sA@ T'HE CIT OMNIBUS WIN run every da.
SE2ExLA3 O'Clock A. n. to p. u. Leaves :Ie~che~,
Addition, on forts above MI. Fuier's
far East a. c. Burbsnk's house, beyond Baptist
a. far Eight street. st. Anthony
dencr OF Mr. Taylor. formerly occupied Pvidi~y.
In all cases outsde these mentios~d limits,
be an extra charge.
tei5-tf A.. BYsSRrJ
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MIN ESOTA LAND NCY,
AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.
CARLOS WILCOX,
Notary Public and ComUeyancer;
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL AGENT,
Office in the U. S. Land Office Buildings.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
WILL purchase sale of village and city
property, farming and rural lands in this vicinity and
other important localities Particular attention given to sur
vyg and entering lands In the Puees else
where in the Territory Property and titles carefully
ned; taxes paia collecting DONE &C. S
attention.
Y. M Farrand n Bcnedc Professor Mathematics and
ORWELL, vr.-rIon. Roswell Bottim.
E gn@ nsnt
lcny, aud Alex Nicely, Esq, Prcs't Belvdere Bank
German; j. travis Rosser, sec'y MT.
Fort SMELLING, M T.Eranklin Steele, ESQ;
gster u s. Land Onic r. p Russell, Receiver aulldwtf
LAND FOR SALE.
oRTY acres in rear Of ST. Anhony valuable claims within
power twenty acres mmediateyin large
Der of lots in the houhing Of Minneapolis, Shak
suii-iswm CARLOS WILCOX.
FEW Good Lots in St. Anthony St. Paul; Gold Land
n Warrants, Currency prafts &C., at the current rates Of
aaiI-d&wtf CARLOS WILCOX.
WIN. J. PARSONS.
Attorney, Solicitor and General Agent,
Corner First and Nsc!ss sss Minneapolis Minnesota
NvEsrMExrs made at any point n the Territory and all
business in the Courts Of the Territory or the Supreme Court
Of the United States, promptly attended to- jes-ly
DENTAL CARD.
mr. BDDLE having for the present retired from the Dental
~ Profession, would cheerIuy recommend his
the Dr. c. PRICE
in WHOM he has I'm pIicit confidence.
St. Paul, Oct. 18th, 1866. q. W. BIDDLE.
Bookstore OF Combs Brother Once hours run A. M to
Dr. r. bcgs to refer to TIE following srauto letter. which
Ia. been kindly the Dental Profession LOUIS
whom be has for the st 1--we years been practising
To the cti=en. of 81. Paul, Ainnesota
Dr. D. c. PRICE, pracceG his Profession SUCCESSFULLY
city years. known TO US as Competent and
sfu Dentist, and cieeruly recommend him as deserving
C. W. sPXHIDING D. D. s., cor sh e ollve-st..
H. McKRLLoPs No 81 Eth Nh street.
Southwest corner Fourth and Market streets.
AARON BLAKE, No. 81 Fourth street.
DIR. POTTS, DIR. WILEY,
B. PATTERSON would .nnounce to the citizen. OF
- vicinity that he has located hero
CT s Be-
received thorough Of study and had -four
dent Of giving entire satisfaction. brought him
machinery and fixtures that he will be able ont his
In and workmante manner Ono. IN the Empire
Block, ID floor, Ste Anthony. Chlorofom administered
proper cases.
s, A. '.a r. Ter
Hon. John y. Warren, 81. Paul.
Hon VIM H. Forbes. P NJ: 81. Paul.
II. r. Nelson, ESQ.,. ST. PAM.
y. p. Byram, n. D., D. d. s.. New York. my22-ly
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
WE just received addition former large
w stock,
rs dozen Cane Seat Chairs,
10 do Oak and Walnut Cane Seat Arm Chairs,
Is do. Mahogany Walnut hair and plush seat DO.
do. Rose Wood, Oak and Walnut Carpet seat do.
10 do. Mahogany and Walnut Sofas.
This Stock coming the largest and best manufactures
in East greater
than offered In this market
sel-tf STEES & HUNT.
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ATTENTION! READ!
RnnfS A. Shnpa nf w =, n o1o h

n AIIENTION! REAV! . d
Boots & Shoes at Wholesale )
CNALL at C. C. Hoffmam's Boot and shoe store and
" examine the bes cheapest assortment II r q
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
speudd variety Of ell kinds, this
be offered at Incredible Low Prices. Inducements this
establishment offers TO the public really
nothing but o~~-w!e!B;pg plan
quick sales and small pros will
Mark our scale OF retail prtccs:
Ladies' Caters from 81 Is ~ az so. etsen -fr3H'
do Kid Shoes and Slippers from 75c TO al 80.
Misses and Chidrens' a6c To 81 SO. t.t 81
Mems, Boys and Youths kinds, numerous 10 men,
ton, and every article in line will found al "
sel9-ff efY G. G. HOFFMAS,S, Upper Town.
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NEW GOODs:-NEw GOODS:
- ssf FAIL Styles
DRY G. obs, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES AND CLOTHING,
: Receiued lhis day, per Steamer Navigator.
THE Subscribers hsnf' with
jnnzbIe Goods, and WIN them Wholesale
o retail. CHANBLIS 4 MORGAN.
Saint Paul, Srpt. 8, 1855. sel0-fs
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PATENT BOX OPENER.
HUNDREDS of dollars annually thrown aw~. py the
destruction opening the old fashioned
hammer chel. Luckily Messs. Taft Gleason,
Worcester Mass, hve invented amachne which they
patented the Patent Box Opener where
by the aforesaid hundreds Of dollars be saved have
been appointed for and shall be in receipt
shortly limited supply the above useful machine Dry
Goods Dealers, Grocers Merchants generally, will
down onehose who he supplied this
Spring. The BoxOpener warranted
to work to perfection. CHAS. W. WOOLLEY,
oc25-tf Rey's Big Stone Warehouse, Lower Levee.
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FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
lust RECEIVED, Wren, Croft Regally Drug
Store, the best quality of French Brandy and Old
Wines and unadulteatcd, which
icinal Ut family ap26-u
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIVED, Wren, Croft & Regay,s Drug Store,
81 large and general Warrens
Hooks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus every
scrption. my5-n
TO THE LADIES.
WE HAVE RECEIVED Q well selected assortment of
w Lubn's other perfumes
toilet. Call and examine.
jeS WREN, CROFT & REGALLY.
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HENRY GARDN Err,
MANUFACTURER
CABINET FURNITURE & CHAIRS
OF every Description.
VXyOULD respectfully his rens and the public that
w commenced the Furniture Business on Roberts ST.
between hand large and beauti-
ul assortment Furniture the best description, to which he
He Is also prepared TO furnish to orer the
various Furniture such Gothic,
Antique French other designs and which he
will best materials, workmanship and
ans Having New York city
ea nd which he prepared to sell at less cost
purchased packed and brought TO this
places feeling long experience the business will
insure him public custom and approval.
HENRY GARDNER.
articles in tina various branches referred male
- on N. shor.et notice sel22m
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We receiving from the East q large wel-seleced
stock Of goods line and
by house in St. Paul the magnitude Variety
and excellence, and especially the cheapness
line, which shall offer to the public.
ty7-u WREN, CROFT & REGALLY.
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THE LAND SALES ADJOURNED.
In consequence OF the above announcement the firm Of
A. GALE & CO.,
lAKE pleasure public their intention
selling undertaking cash system their large and
well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Their been principally purchased in New York and
at exceedingly low prices,
DEFYING COMPETITION.
They COFFEE, which they
confident have been purchased at sufficiently low rates to
exceedingly advantageous prices.
Fifty Chests Tea,
consider equal quality and price
any brought Paul. conside this
they examination of their different vare
feeling extremely confident that those who favor them with
q call will feel amply repaid for time and trouble.
branch their trade they invite the atten
country who visit st. Paul for the Of
replenishng their stocks.
AMONG other leading al Vclcs will be found
Is hhds N O Sugar 80 boxes star Candles.
10 do Porto Rico do IS do Cream Tartar.
30 bbls N O Molasses. Is do Soda.
20 do steam refined Syrup 10 kegs saeratus.
10 do Golden do II boxes do in papers.
SO do Mackprel. rs do Malaga Raisins.
20 do White Fish. 1000 lbs dried Grapes
10 do Winter strained Lard Oil. II boxes Maccaroni.
rs boxes No Soap. IL do Ver1nc1M
20 do Chemical Erasive Soap, 5Obarres Salt.
30 do Tallow Candles. 5000 sacks dairy Salt
30 do Summer pressed do
Added articles will he found large
y other articles which would be useless to enumerate and
which indispensable In forming complete and desirable
assOrtmentof Groceries,
To Squasters, Claimants ana Lumbermen, thy have
so Boxes of Axes, 100 Cross Cut Saws,
5000 ns iron Wedges, Frying Pans,
Bake Kettles &C.. &c.
One thing the above named arm would wish to be particularly
mderstood that
These Goods are bound be sold,
consequently people their Third street, Lower
Town, always procure bargains aud Good Goods
October 4, 1855. ocl-f
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Novembe. %. 1855
From, Nessrs. RoRuP & CAKES, Exchange
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ATTENTION ALLIE!
WOODBURY. PUTNAM,
WIOULD call the attention OF the public to their stock
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting IN CENTS Calf
and Congress Boots Kossub, and Fancy
ored Caters, Chden's and Shoes,
other kinds too numerous 10 mention
They have also good Assortment Of HATS AND CAPS, all
Of which they orring prices Ladies
uemen respectfully Invited call them
selves New Store, Pioneer Bmdnes Third Jackson
streets. WOODBURY. & PUTNAM.
81. ram, May ZStb, looo my29-s
a7es FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -
upon England, Ireland and Continental Euepc
nois.tf IRVINE, STOKE Meconxrex.
~. BARBER SHOP. - i.lr-T "a
w ARMSTRONG, begs to inform The ctzcus Of ST Paul,
w that he has lately MP opened barber spop
walt upon any one whe favor him with eau. pelslm
~ s BOARDERs WANTED. sa sa
TWO Gentlemen accommodated with board
IN private family, where there ara DO other bosrdsrs
ncatIS1 street, I'VE nnuscs walk
chants, line sddyees<d 10 p p, Box Paul
Post Onice, viii receive immediate sftentaOn. Dos-sf
THE ONLY HAT MANDATORY IN MIN
WE hare adopted Genn's New York sylcof Bat which
w 81 make Persons desiring
Of style, viii please their orders perfect
NJ guaranteed ia ell We aIro
and qualities. wci-seIeco stock Of Cents
Furnishing Goods, Shirts Collars and
Hos Supenders, Crayats Gloves. Ladies and Cents Gaunt-
700 SHAW 4 HARRBLLv st. An'hony-ss.,
occ0-u Nearly opposite the American HOUSE.
~ sa HOKsEs TOR SALE.
1yOR SALE span horses, well matched ant
ceen condition ror particulars inquire Of Mr..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29
G A H-A

THE subscriber gratefully announces his thanks for the
IL liberal patronage received during the past year, and
will, c:idcayorto merit BY Keeping his Stack continually
rcp1enished By CASH purchases, with a large and pure
assortment Of Goods, which sererui years experience has
enabled him TO buy at the forrest rates" OF the :" Ilnpor-
tiers and Manufaetarcrs'-B selling low-7by adopting the
CASH SYSTEM entirely and by making a Sea'ral rrduc
ton Of prices. -. A..
the frat day OF January, 1856. . ~.-f- I'D az
E3- Al persons indebted are requested to make imnic-
diate payment. II. {. PORTER.
Offcc and Drug Store in South end of the Ward House.
D.rcmhcr % IS55-
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FARM To RENT.
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH,
DIRECT & TO-&FROELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE.

JAMES HARRIS. ELEcTRIcIAS, Of Towanda. respect.
- tutly lni4rns, the .publey that he has lately procured
which has proven to be. one OF the most important and
wonderful discoveries OF the age, from it, ability to extract
minerals from tlt human system. D. 20
Some eight years ago. u physician of Cincinnati disco
Yered the process of extracting minerals from the body,
by galvani-m more recently, NJ. terges, of New York
an electro-giider, having suffered from the Introduction of
poisonous minerals into his system III the prosecution OF
his arr, conceived the idea of removing them by the same
processes, he succeededin doing so, aud quickly recovered.
He then applied the same means to others similarly az
fected, with like results. His success exceeded his most
sanSuinc expectations, fornot only did these Bathsremovc
mineral poisons, hut cured many diseases, some Of which
were the result of minerals, and some were not.
More recent experiments have fully confirmed the SIN
gular power of this Bath to draw from the system all mi.
ncrals that may be lodged therein, TO the great detriment
of health. Very often persons are afflicted by diseases
which are beyond the comprehension Of the most skilful
physicians, and which are the effect of poisonous mine
rails accommodating in the system for years, taken in the
shape OF calonel, lead, &c. &c.
The following are some of the diseases cured by these
CHRONIC Ulcers, Glandular SwclIings, Scroflla. Caueer,s
Neuralia m all its forms, Salt Rheuln and Hunorsl of all
kinds. --
7He has al4o 6. B, Smith newly inverted DIRECT AND
TO-AND FRO ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE, which
is a great improvement on the Magnetic machines hereto
fore il use. With the aid Of the Bath and Machine. NE
have at comnllnd all the available medical efficiency OF
Electricity, The medical power of the Machine is very
the pores OF the skin-applying it directly 10 the paris af
fected, which gives an increase. OF medicinal power over
that Of taking it into thc stomach, rendering It particular
ly effcacious in all local diseases.
Tam now prepared to apply these Baths, and alSo the
Machines, at my house in the south part of the borough
.ofTowanda, or twill visit patients at a distance, who are
unable byrcason of disease to come to this place, at mo-
dcratc prices.
Il il also sole agent for Bradford county for Tho above
Towanaa, Decschlber %, i>5s. l. TEUI
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~ Not a solitary individual has been sent
Kansas free Of charge by the Emigrant Aid
~. but forty & eorgians have lately been
. On. to help Tie Atch:son mco, oR1 hqd
wss4&r pail Hclc By Mt a~,ssAndrrs.
Wat viii those papers that Discovered 50
en wickedness in the New England Socie-
operations have to say to this?