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MANUFACTURING,

MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT i CLAY
In Would respectfully infoim their
patrons and the public gcnersl-
l!, that they continue 10 receive
0A, W DOL
At the establishment of the Middlcbury
Manufacturing Company, to Manufacture in
to different kinds Of Cloths, such as
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. DOESKiVs.
TWEEDS, FANCY GOODS,
And all kinds Of
aiBbkDGooDs.wH lTEAND CoL'D FL,NNrLs,
OF permanent colors and nike, To sui The
taste, on shares or by the yard, al the 0niiou
OF the owner,
Having been to great expense In purchas.
ing looms suited to weaving
FANCY CHECKS,
And using nothing but pure wool fofthc fab.
rio, We feel warranted in saying that our
goods, asto style and quality cannot be sur.
passed in the country
Thay will keepa large assortment Oh hand
OF the various kinds Of their manufacture. 50
as 10 accommodate those Of their patrons
WI" may want their cloth 10 aiyAure
The Subscribers would say that they have
been encouraged to venture thi, large outlay
In machinery, from tbs fact that they have
hardly heen able. by the utmost sfort on
their part. TO supply the home demand G,r
their cloths for the last two years
Encouraged by the favor with which their
goods have met thus far, they hope By ettiot
personal attention To business and tha inter
eSfs Of their patrons, {" receive liberal
share Of patronage.
WOOL CARDlNG.
We would announce to the public thu, We
have also purchased d new set of machinery
suitable for carding wool into rolls Tor ,ns.
toners, AT short notice and atth- usuA prices.
EgTeTIDs "a reason adj, Al ST any astah-
lishment in the vicinity
JASON DAVENPORT.
VALENTINE Y.CLAY.
Nlddlehnty. May 26. 1856.
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IArREssloS PAPER, fer sale At
i CoPELANDS NEWS ROOM.
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SheldOn's Hair Dive

hoCblE the quantity a. HALF the price
- other Dyes. II continues 10 sell ats r.
idly Increasing rate a. people become acquait,'
With il.
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BROADWAY
G. q L ID r III NJ
NaNUFA CTURLNC CONPASF

hSN hC< oHiNo o"fAHi,
No. a36 BROADWAY, =. !.
Are now selling their splendid Gold Pens PEN
ellis and Per Gases at the Lowest Retail Price.
and each purchaser draws
IUM-PREMIUM--P PREMIUM
VI rom 90 cents " 81 900
Az soon As PEN or Pencil j. pur,bas.d-the Pre-
MUM j, delivered immediately
ItSr ut prNs Avn pvr.Ii pnI,FS.
Gold Pens, >l25 & GIT
knsrossiny size, bO
S Siis ~ ~, ho.uT u,,5ar. 10y
s;,,sr No., ,n 81 .
80. Is'.n.S 3S
.o,,,,,,u p.n caIt i,Sas no,t.r
us,a,no,,, -, ,snit 10 Ho,'ts,
,'nS H., ~'- N- .,,.. q.
.,.;--+ssn t.oltp., ,..l4n.-L
T"lasr o,',t xo low '''' s.,.s
6otlic SIZE "a. ana ,;ol., p, - =.
Nsnnoo,h So,nic S1ivsr -, sn,
49, ~ ,,.a ..
c,tt - 81 .
and Fsrp,,l ~
10, IT,, -. A'u IS' -"
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-, p.l IN 81
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sHDLDoNs CHERRY CORDIAL

FOR Coughs, Colds, &c, contains all the ysluol!
vlItues OF Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Btu l.
contains no OPIUM. Its Increasing suee.7. - !.
best recommendation.
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RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON
r. A IL R r DAD.

New Arrangements of Passenger Trains
Commencing Monday. Noreg.5.r 2, 1857
Leave fitchburs Depot, Boston, O, : go and Ii 90
\. NJ.
Leave Eitehburgh 81 30 A. NJ, aud 80 P. VI.
Leave Bellows Fails for lIiddlebury at ~ 30 +. Nj
and 5.t5 and ~5.45 AM
Leave Middcbury for Burlington, at 90 A NJ.
4.37,P. NJ.
Leave Burlington for Middlebnry, at 8 GO, A. ".
Leave Aiddetury for Rutland and Bellows Fall.
al 1922 An, and s.4s p VI.
CONNECTS,
Al burlington, with Trains of Vermont Cen
tra Railroad and Lake Champlain Steamers. for
Piattsbursh House., Point, st. Albau, Montresl
and 0gdensburgh.
~ Rutland, with trains ofthe Western Vernon,
Rutland 4 Washington aud Saratoga 4 White.
hall Railroads for Troy New York, Albany. Ss.
rratoSs Springs, Schenectady, and the West, via
New forh Central Railroad
Also by Stages, for Woodstock, Bethel and in
termediste points. At Bellows Falls. with train.
Of the Cheshire Boad for Fi,chburgh Worcester.
Lowell, and Bosion,-vermont Valley Road. for
BrattleboEe, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven.
ard New York, and the Sullivan Road, for Wind
sor, White River Junction, and the White Noun
'nns. i. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
Snpefintsndents Ofioe Rutland, Oct 25. 1857.
NFreigbt Train with Passenger car attached.
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SHELDON'.S NO Il.

t9r Diarrhoea, Cholera aorbu=. and other t'n
dred complaint. ! as obtained The most nnrrs
ieuted sale that any Medicine ever had In MA.
flebury. Ills 50 well known ,bs. people hsvt
Only obe reminded that il is s,il for sale a, ~,
store.
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CHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPRsT.

ROILED and ksw OH, White LEAD, Day
- aud Ground Zinc. Vanish and other
Paints, for sale by WI REMsEN
July "a. 1855.
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FsIfSp WooD II was a long time after saw
vou Vt Blissfeld before got the bottle al Res'or-
alive for which you gave me si order upon your
agent IN Detroit, and when got it Ne concluded
10 try it on Mrs Menn. hair. as the suIe,t test Of
It's power II has done ali that You assured me il
would do and others Of my family and friends,
having witnessed It's effects, are now using and re-
commencing il, use to others II, entitled to the
highest consolidation you claim for H.
Again very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN,
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M ARkED DOWN. q lot of new publication.
wi ON our shelves, which will he soid at low
preer. Cali aud examine them, at
C0PELAND'S NEWS ROOM
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS

D00Ts AND SHOES, Of IN. bet and most
ID iaS:onsbN style iuitsbls for al seasons ssu
-iSuay on hSud, AZ kEMSENS.
AuE q, 1857,
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SANFORD 4 co, Propretors, 3i6 Broadway
New York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr Fo.ter i
Co. No. Cornhill; Retail Agent Russell
S?ading,2 n fremont street, opposite Museum.
Montpelier, 5. 7. Pierce; Waterbury, J. VI
Henery, State Agent; Mid, leburv II. A. Sheldon.
And sold by Druggists Throughout the United
States and Br tish Provinces 26;5m
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NEW-ENGLAND
FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE

I'hE Tenth Annual Term will commence u
L the nrst Wednesday Of November, 1857. sud
continue seventeen weeks
ices IS TO each CT the seven Professor. Full
particulars in the Annual Report If the COLLEGE,
TO he had sratuitously
SAMrFL. GREGORY, M. D., Sec,
AZ hostou. bisss
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4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST AGE.


And who that s gray wouli uut have 1t resto,.
ed - former color Or bald. bat would have the
growth restored, or tronbled with dandruH and
itching but would have it removed, ~ troubled
with scrofula scalJ bead. or other eruption-, hut
would be curel 81 with sick head ache tneural-
gia but would be cured 1t will also remove
az pimples from the face and skin. Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative will do AL this. see circular and
the following:
ANS AHRoR, November ), 1855.
ii.of. -. j. Woop-Dear Sir: ! have heard
much said of the wonderful effects Of your Hair
Restorative, but having been often cheated by
Quackerv aul quack nostrums, hair dyes, &c,
Fas disposed 10 place your Restorative in the
ssme category with the thousand and one loudly
,rumpeted quack remedies, until | met Won m
Lawrence county some months since. when YOU
gave me such assurance a. induced the trial OF
your Restorative in my family first by my good
wife whose hair had become very thin aud en-
tirely white, and before exhaustng one of vour
large bottles her hair was restored nearly to its
origiaul beautiful brown color, and had thckersd
and become beautiful aud glossy upon and ell
,irely over the head she continues t. use IT, not
simply because Of it, beautifyins Effects upon
The hair. but Because VI its heathful influence
upon The head and mind. Others OF my family
aud friends Are using your Restorative, with the
happie-t effects, therefore nv Skept'cisrn aud
doubts IN reference to iis character and value sre
entirely removed and | can and do most cordial
" AMI confidently recommend it. use BY ell
who mid have their hair restored from white or
gray Ov reason Of sickness or age,) to original
color and beauty and by all Young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours.
sol ONION MANN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ARTISTS MATERIALS.

LADIES TAKE NOTICE!
9 TEL SKIRT SPRINGS, Reeds, whalebenss
- Gutta Persia and Cotton Cord, lust received
March ,, BY BECKWIlH.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

FhoV' +. A. MILLs.--We call attention 20
The advertisement of Prof Mills, the Pbreoolo,
g'st' He comes to US highly recommended as
one skilled in the science Of PhrenoIogy, and
can teach US our natural capacities, the mos,
appropriate avocation to be pursued, &c. His
lectures with his hundred of portraits of the
I'" '' ancient and modern times, as well as
'"@f's deiInesting each organ separately. are
exceedingly entertaining. He has also had
much experience in our different institutions
u learning as a teacher IN EIocuton. 1t will
10 satisfaction to every one to know them. |
'o',s' anu we would advise such to 20 forth
'an 70 rrof' Mills, and have their craniums,
eH lie may be found at any hour, at his
OOn in the Smyrna Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

HON. GEORGE w. CUMMIKs The signs OF
the f'mes Indicate that this gentleman will be
a candidate for nomination in the Democratic
Convention. for the Office ofGovernor. During
the Session of the Legislature. his name has
been frequently used by his friends at Dover.
IN tbs connexlOn. Mr.. G. was the late Speak.
er OF the House Of Representatives, and dis
charged his duties in an able aud diguihed man.
ner. lie is gentleman OF character aud in
'elligence, and would, no doubt, make a strong
'on ~ his party. lie resides in Smyrna, where
he has long been engaged in merchandizing
Ind by his efforts aud enterprise, has done ,rnch
or the growth and prosperity Of the tuwn.-
Republican.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
Died d

On Sunday, the LIST inst, near Pennington,
Dell Iheophlus A. Reddon, aged 80 yeaTa, q
months ane 25 days.
on the 9th inst, near Seaford, Mrs. Mary
Cannon, aged 81 years.
y On tle 1th inst, William, son OF Henry ID.
huOanks' ~ the 9Th year of his age.
LINES ON TnE DEATH OF JoHx. infant son Of
Joseph and Rsbecca Carrow:
He's sOatch'd from among US, the babe ,ha, ws
loved
|" the cold, cold earth he is lying;
" hose eye will be fearless, what heart is un.
. moved!
But ah !should We weep at is dying!
NO lever Is suifer'd to burn on his brow
It's bath'd in the stream Of that river
!" h'ch sadens the streets Of Jerusalem now,
And giiss'ning, will gllsten forever II.
u infancy removed, to Heaven he's gone;
lour eyes shall no longer sehulI hun;
'ut 'of''s the. .bosom io'o resting upon,
anu 's"der the arms that en6ld Aiin,
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
- VI. a. "a
Dover, March Sd, 81.

hEIEcfED.-The bill to enabie ,r,rr,1 ~
ei " Ho'u property IN Their own rtyhl. cam.
w ior tuIrd reading In the IIouse 1t Ronro
'c"'"tNeS on Tuesday, and on ibe ve,s
nays oeing called, Was rejected. Otb,r St.
nave I"ws OF THIS character, and tb. etI.c,. ',,l
oeIIeVe mas been highly beneficial in ,,.,,,,, :;
s'duces, 0at our wise Legislators who cra,, ~ ~.
" IeStllZe a traffic which reduces ,,,,,,~, -
mus 70 Tue Character OF brules, refuse In oiv,
1"e "'le any protection. Every dollar sho en- :,
Ia'" or inherit Is liable for the debts WHICH tbo
HuS"a'u may nave contracted for rum. mr. viii
'n, Ttu0I Tue ihhuence OF that brulallzlno s,nfI.
"' Legislature should have at least on,c,oJ
.i .,ilS oll as some means of protection ogains,
na,,.'.'IIl 'nsy nave IegalIzed which Will i'm.
PoFeriFh anu degrade thousands. But ro ,h
idciiltIes to make the husblnd drnnk .ro '"'
Vided' and all protection of his 6m;Iy no.f'o.
'he consequences are denied. If this h, us. |
anu an wise 1t Is hardly humane or cbris,;a15 5"''
"9heH should be protected TO n car,oi,,
sa'"St 'he extraVagance and imnrovidonoo ns
" uIunKen' worthless, or lhrittless hushaoJ - "
~ " 20 extremely cruel to take, or Deru;t ~ ~
II ~ ~"o"i 'le unfortunate wife every dolI,r
"o 'ty may ei'hef earn or inherit II is ,oo bnd
'1u' w "'iieh should be denied all right IN NOS
$50 P'ope''y or even to provide for herselfo nd
~ "neh the worthless wretch 10 whom
'no ~ nus nus tne misfortune to be united, has ceased
nIHc .nat provision which required by the
avs oi HOd and man. We think the voIo
ec'i"g TINS bill not only unwise, but minis, ond I
lany women will doubtless consider il shsoir,' |
cruel. We look forward, however ,u,,h b
ope' that the weak may yet be more tnlIv me- a
'c'ed' that there is good time coming yvho, rh, |
ne e, mist OF Error and Prejudice shall be dia i
'ePuGlicGn. p'e'ai'-Det'
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
= . = . .

NATIONAL SAFETY Saving FuND.-Our read
ers are requested to read, with attention. the
notice OF the Saving Fund of the National Safe
" Company, which appears in our udvertising
Columns. This is an old and we'll established
institution which now has nearly one million
and half of Dollars invested in the very best
securities for The safety of Depostors. People
who have large sums often come from great
distance to put their money in it, on accoun,
81 the superior security it affords. The Office.
Il Will be observed, is in Walnet street, South
West corner Of Third, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

M. Ds.--The annual commencement of the
Jefferson Medical College, of Philadelphia, took
place last week We see among the prsdus.
''ng class the names of the following gentle
man OF Delaware: Thomas William Collins
Robert 5. Warren Hirons, Joseph w. Redden,
and William E. Wolfe.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

Mr.. BUcHANAN's CABINEr.-The Pres;deD,
mas sent in the following nominations of fCabi.
net Officers:
secretary OF S'ate--Lewis Csss, of Michigap.
secretary of the Treasury-Howell Cobb. Of
Georgia.
Secretary of War-John D. Floyd, of vir-
ginia.
secretary OF the Navy-Isaac Toucev of
Connecticut.
Secretary of the Interior-Jacob Tbonn.on
OF Mississippi.
Tennessee. "' u
Attorney GeneraI-Jeremiah S. Black or
Pennsylvania.
he nominations were Immediately confirm
I'd by the Senate.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

" The communication Of Forest, will an
pear in our next issue.
The pieces of poetry enttlcd"A night scene,
and "scene' and thoughts" are too long for pub
ll:ation, Unless they were better.
We will publish the new License Law, a
soon as we can get a correct copy of it,
The proceedings of an interesting meeting
TO grain merchants and farmers, will be found
on this page.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

MiLLroNAIREs OF New YoRx.-lt onne,rs
tnat there are only five real bonn 6de mJIinn'
ares IN New Ysrk, at the head of whom stands
w liiiam B' Astor, worth S3955. 900: p.ier
Loriilard - stands next, with 81, $50 500: then
stephen whiting, with SI,40o, 600: then las
Lenox, lie with Sly33s, s75; aud lastly. A, r,
Stewart, with -, ,O99 .OC0 '' a. -
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
o. There is a beliefamonc tho -

" There Is belief among the most icnor
sa' OF the French PeGsantry in the Haunt.
"alue 'hat lantern made of the skull OF a
,, you"e 9nIu wiz render the person who carries
Ihe commune OF Heulley lie Grand. was CON- :,
demned to death by the court of nss,.s =, IUu' Tli
day, for the murder Of bahv eleveo rOnl,h -" IT,
old, The child of his muster: and The on;I"" I"'ns
showed that he had stolen the child nm, aS =,
cradle and hacked off it's head for mi. nnrnos.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

IHE FArN-Do not forget the Fair at the
upper Hotel" :or The benefit of the Presbyte-
ran Church In this place. 1t will be held this
afternoon and evening, and tomorrow afternoon
ana evening. The ladies' managing the affair
nave been working assduously, and, no doub,
"!'l nave everything arranged in prime order
'uch as only ladies' can do. To all, we saw
vs't the fair and fail not to fill your purse be.
iore starting. The Concert, on Friday even.
ing must not be forgotten: it will be a fine
treat TO lovers of music,-and Shakesoeare hos
'aiu' 'hat " the man who has no music in him.
'elf' and is not moved with the concord of swee,
sounds, Is tit for treason, strata gems and suoils
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

VI a new VAriety Store has been oOeusd
on Siaino street, opposite the Post Office. in
'"'S town, by Miss Ann Farsop. where those
wanting wan anything in the Trimming or Confec.
'l0aary llne would do well to call See adyer..
''seinens IN another column. Attention ia slso
'ai'ed 10 atnber Of other now adyortjs ,m.a,.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
MARRIED.

=, On me 10Th ult., by the Rev. p. Mansfield,
t Mr; Richard Bostic and Miss Jane Summons,
both Kent CO., Md.
va the OH inst, by the same, Mr.. W. H.
Jones Jones and Miss Sarah a. Clayton, all Of Della
On The same day by the same, Mr.. John Reed
ana 'I Miss Anna w. Daniels, both of New Cas-
tie county.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

W Allen d Needles, of Philadelphia, have
an advertisement of Super Phosphate in our
columns to-day. to which the attention of far.
ners is called.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

THE News FROM CHINA.-Tbe mos, ;,,o.
'ant FEN OF news by the Persia is the ronor,ed
val destruction ofCanton. Ifthis intelligence
prove 'roe' a terrible tale of carnage and de.
Va''a'Ion IS to come. With population mucb
greater than that of New York, its tot.I des.
truc'io" must throw the carnage of Sebastosol
even, into the shade.
lh'S report will give intense interest TO the
foreign news for some time to come. At last
accounts II Will be remcmbered-there was a
probability that the Americans, as well as the
British would reopen their fire on the Calos
'as--and, if the city has been onnib;l,,od i
- P'ooao'e our countrymen had u hand in the
nn"'hIlatlon. The tea trade, In the meantime
must be srnsby effected by news of this na,uro
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

o. Dr. WIN. N. Hamilton. ofOdessa. smiled
iot EUROPE in the packet ship Tuscarora which
left Philadelphia on Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

" The Inauguration Of Mr.. Buchanan as
President ofthc United States, on Wednesday
was witnessed by number of stra6aers yor;-
ou"y estimated at from $4,000 to I5O,OO0.-
II Is regarded as a fair aud temperate exposj.
.'"h OF his views and feelings in regard TO pub
l'c poIlcy' and Is good augury for the next
iour years administration. 1t makes no promi.
ses unlikely or impossible to be fulfilled. and ;s
sufficiently explicit ~ its enunciation Of the
public principles which will govern the admin.
i'tFatIon. A synopsis will be found on the first
page.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

W Richard w. Chambers has again assum-
ed tle entire control of the Milford Beacon
We wish him success.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

0Sr A new bank law has pasaed the Leeis.
isture OF Illinois. The banks arc SLOWED 20
take i0n per cent interest
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

The COST OF GovERNMEHr FOR ONE Ys.p
Ihe appropriation bills passed by Congress foot
up So|'|9'oG0-a considerable amount for the
pe"FIe to pay Out other earnings. The items
are a. a" follows; Civil list, $8.5l2,IO4; Army.
Sl4'o'9 645; Navy, 81 $50 7s2; Fortifcotions
S2'oo3'O0O; Legislative, Judiciary, &c. Sc.
Oo8' '9I Post Office, $l4,324247. We bove
not jet reach the annual cost of the British
government which is e'timaled by the Chan.
'eIIor for this year at Jc65.474. .0O0-eonaI. in
'ur money, to 1927 10000. or about FIVE times
he cost OF the United Suites government, with
bout the same amount Of population
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA

| am composed of % letters.
"y L, - ~ 26, IA is rock of some note.
-7' :, ~, III is one IF the United States.
-, l3, s, Q, 3 is a fish.
q |, % D. ~ "a is one ofthe capes.
D, III, 2G. s. 10 is sea.
20, ., - is the name of a tree
~ T. -, 70 is city in New York.
" To- I, %, / is a fruit.
-. 10 II, -, Ii is river in Missouri.
wy whole is a source of sorrow to many
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

ne tioG LISsAsE.-This disease, which has
proved so fatal to hogs at the West this season,
naS broken out among the Western swine arr
sinS al PhIladelPhia, and also among the hog.
IN "a .ne distlllerles. The disease appears cont 1.
q US and large numbers have died.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

AProINrMENTs.-The Levy Court Of Kcnt
county made the following appointments G,,
Constabes' on Thursday last:
Henry d. Scout,
hewi. Ia,in G-.S.m 1, Smith Duck Creek Hundred.
Edward K. Smith, Little Creek Hundred
Peter s; Cooper. ,no,a... n,
James D. ownens. Dover Hundred.
Benjnmin c. Cubbage, !
Robert Sard,
Thomas B. Cooper, Murderkill Hundred
Ebenezer Bennett,
Genr,si Gs%asi DIh'm'l' Dih MispiIlion Hundred
The appointment fer Milford Hundred w0s
postponed until today. was
EDWARD hIdgeley was also appointed Attor.
ney.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

NLoRo' 'ELEcTRoPArHY.-Pro B. Brown
Williams Is NOW delivering series oflectures
." '"'S interesting subject, in the Odd Fellows
iiu''' IN TINS place. He will lecture every eve
nlng during this, and several pipb,s in tho
coming week.
Oy means of the application OF Atmospheric
H'ec'r'c"y 10 the Brain and Nervous System.
he gets complete control over his subjects and
has but to will in order to make them ~, IN
obedience to that will. He also proposes to
cure dlSeaS Of long slaadi' sud coates the
seat OF the disease by the mere touch of the
pulse His lectures comprise the subjects of
Mental Alchemy, Psychology, Mind, Matter
Health, Disease, &c.