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Rgsha RsEN,s PATENT HORSE AND MULE

RuR DENIS PATENT HORSE AND MULE
~ SHOES.
One Hundred Kegs Horse Shoes assorted ordinary Govern.
ment, Southern, City, and heavy Hind patterns.
One Hundred Kegs assorted Heavy and Light Mule Shoes
These Shoes of the and approved FORM and are
universally admired They have been approved used by
the United States Government since june 1851 also the
principal shoers throughout the country The saving to the
consumer the hand made SHOE less than fifty per
cent? while the shoes perfectly uniform in weight and the
quality Of the iron warranted in every respect.
Now landing and for sale by
STARK, sTAUFFER & CO.,
d22I2t&stw o. Canal street.
p sOULIAR, tsuccEssoR TO H. G. wUNsCH,)
DEALER IN LUMBER,
Nos. 275 a7 49, ISL and 2ss LIBERTY STREET, between
Il Euphrosine and Callope Streets
q S, NEW BASIN, New Orleans.
Keeps constantly on hand full assortment Of.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LuMBER,
sS5 ti.4s5 ~. Such as--7
s Joists scanlngs Inch Boards Flooring Weatherboards
Ceiling, Shingles etc.
All orders will meet with the promptest attention. n22 en-
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HARLEST5ON. s. q.

h6R FOX GHARLEsTON THE Al BRIG
61&f Elizabeth Watts, Thompsol master Is now
apply to GEOa W. HYNS0N d CO., - =.
= t25 81 Camp street.
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND

,k,sE, FOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
IVtM>The AL fast sailing schooner LamartIne. Can't
lMGrifhn Is now loading and having nearly all Of he
zscargo on board. will have Dispatch For freight o
d3i s-' "sf'' j. A. BASS, 1ls Common street
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Erzs,N EW ROUTE IN.
80 143I TO TEXAS ElEsstt.3fsa
NEw,oKLEANs, JACK !:

- { = \ AILRoAD COMPANY.
On and after SATURDAY the Goth November 1858, Pas
senger Trains will ,ease New Orleans twice daily $50 A..
NJ and go F. NJ arriving at Canton at $50 NJ and A. N
arriving New Orleans Ut $50 p. N. and $50 A. NJ
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at5PM.
REGULAR MONROE ANDTE

Leaves every FRIDAY, at 5 P. n.
IL, IT. - REGULAR MONROE AND TREN-
ton weekly packet-For Ouachita City mouth
Bayou Barloomew Sterington. Port Union,
h Iiarrsonsurg Trinity and all landings Ouachta
Black rivers-The magnificent passenger steamer r.. w.
Mcfiae, j. w. Tobin, commander, Geo. p. Work clerk
will leave positively above For freight passage apply
Oil board, orto MUSE 4 BRO,
Corner Common and Front streets.
The will take freights for all points Bayous
bon and Bartholomew with privilege of resbippirg.
- fyIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
az Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on MONDAY, january 10, at O'Clock ?. N

Leaves on MONDAY, January 10, at O'Clock m.
United States Mail Line.
~ M Il nj r HI 3 AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Lne-For Memphis and all the Bends
G3sa4@As The splendid steamer Nebraska. A. r. Irwin
master will be ready to receive Saturday morning
the foot Of Grod street. and will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, or to j. ii. FRELIGH,
Office under the st. Charles Hotel,
This line connects ut Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and for louisville
A4-Adans' Express regularly by this Iine ia4
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oUACH ITA RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY, January 6, at P. NJ.
r. hEGULAlk OUACHlTA TEN DAY
lAaaAlkkt 81 PACKET.-For Camden, Hills Cham.
ISa@sA pagnelle, Alabama Landing, Trenton Monroe,
Pine Buh Harrsonburg, Trinity al the Qua
chia and BlackRegna Messenger Geo
H. Kirk, master will leave above For passage
apply on board.
-. yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
y DBL Advertising Agent.
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning o'clock
and the Lake night at g. hou the arrival OF
the last steam train.
Extra special trips, when required by notifying
ductor. : =
The trains will stop the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called upon, except mail trips, but the
must have timely notice. plG
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: Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. Sth, at5P NJ
NsT SHkEVEP0RT AND NEW

ans TT eekIy Packet Llne-The aud
nifcept passenger packet steamer b. l..
Hodge John Smoker above for shrsve
mans Barbin and all way landings Returning will leave
Shreveport on Saturday, january, at s r. M
For further information freight passage apply
board G. l.. KOuNS & BROS, Agents,
~ No. Trout rect.
plan Of her cabin SEEM
from distance by dispatch letter. by application the Of
fee of the agents. V1RGINlUS G. UENTZEI,
ja3 Advertising. A CANT
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Leaves on FRIDAY, January I, att O'Clock P.M
- ig5- United States Nail Packet.
~ M e MPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
@s1fR Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-The
splendid frst-class packet steamer Belfast.
Capt W. Way will receive freight Wednesday,
God street, and will leave above. For freight or pas.
sage, apply on board, or to j. II. FRELIGH
a1l Office under the St. Charles Hotel
Line connects Napoleon with regular Packets for
Packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville
4-Adams Express carried regularly by this Line. ja1
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kHR FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NLY-THE
NE&H new AL fast sailing American bark GRANVILLE
Crockett Is now loading for the above port
quick dispatch For passage only having fine
apply to the Captain board post a. First District 10
d29 J.P WHITNEY & CO., IS Carondeet street
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Leaves on THURSDAY. 9Th Ja,.. P. NJ.
r. - SHREVEPORT ANDNEW OR.
leans TriW.ekly Packet Line The splendid
and swift PASSENGER packet steamer Judah
VOurO, q w. Ewing, MASTER will leave
port Grand Bayou Camnte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Nor
and freight or passage, apply en- board
yIRGINiUS G. DENTZEI.
sd3l Advertising Agent.
MA plan Of the cabin be and
rom distance by dispatch letter. by application the
office of the agents. . y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08
THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
by FOREVER
" H. DoWNS rEGEr4BLE

", II. iUll NN EHL muir
b 4 L S 4 u / G Z / X / r.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards Of thirty
years. and has always been warranted give entire sat
the people were dissatisfied or where they wanted their
using IT, wants his money returned, he has only
notify the agents or proprietors and it will be refunded
al once. What more can we say Do you want large
Almanac filled with certificates that nobody believes
Ii YOU want ANYTHING more than this ask Of your
ucghbors that have used the article and il they tell you
that il is the best medicine for
COUGHS. COLDS, WHOOPlNG COUGH,
Group Asthma, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs and all diseases tending 20
CONSUMPTION,
buy and ifyou like IT, please in turn tell your acquan
auces 10 IL, and remember this fact that when YOU
find medicine that does all that the proprietos say il
will then always 10 when necessary and never change
Tor a new article that may be worthless.
II you wish TO try N IL. Downs s ELlXfR and it Is
not kept i'm your town, ask your Druggist or Merchant
60 order small supply Of my Agents, j NJ HENRY
SONS, Waterbury, Vt, Vt Of most any Mhoesalo
Druggist in NV England, New York or Canada. They
will furnish circulars If you order them
The Price Of this article Is so cents qHd ST. per bottle
and Tor Trial BOTTLES % cents.
The trial bottle have not put up until within few
months We do it now that all may give It trial at
the least possible expense
Be,oare OF Comterfeitsi
Remember the genuine is warranted and is signed with
pen, with my \. II, DOWNS,
Trial bottles, p cents For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 26.52
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08

DIKE'S PURE OHIO CATAW BA
i BRANDY-Thc undersigned have been duly APP
pointed By the manufacturers in Cincinnati Agents for
the sale OF PIXIES SPLENDID CATAWDA BRAN
DY.
Pure Brandy has for long time been desideratum in
community, in Of extreme debility Weak Lungs
Stomach, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, etc. So difficult
has 10 been procure anything like pure article unless
price, that il has often been dispensed
with when actually necessary account Of the expense,
the fear Of obtaining adulterated article. These
objections obviaed by the introduction into
market Of Pkes Pure Catatoba Brandy, which receives
the sanction Of the State Assayer for purity his
tifcate Of analysis demonstrates.
INV ALIDS,
and all others who require perfectly reliable Brandy Of
choice and delicate favor depend upon this with
fdcnce its gcnuinencss and beneficial effects in
above stated
Anaiysis Of Pics Pure Cetao5a Brandy.
FsoN C. T. JACKSON, Mass. State Assaycr,}
No. 80 somerset st., Boston, Oct. %, SO.
hereby certify that have this day made chemical
analysis Of sample Of s. n. Pike q Co.'S Catawba
Brandy, and that have found adulterating ingred
improper substances in IT, 1t lisa PURE BRANDY
spirit with the usual colorng and saccharine matters be-
long to brandy. I would recommend il for medicinal
uses. CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.
State Assayer
We are prepared to furnish the above named Brandy,
in original packages by the case (bottled) the
facrers prices. and may also be obtained by city and
agents. the Mass State Agency, 100 Milk Street,
Boston.
WILSON, FATRBANK d CO.,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
i3 & 4j HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
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CHEMICAL TESTIMONY.

d. Jose LUIS Caslseca, Corresponding Member Of the
Hoyai Academies 81 .uqaria ana Mmeh' 6rad-
W. - ra' ~ =, ~ yo'", VIZ
ROYAL Coaserratorio Of Madrid, and of Physic and
cheHHtry, as drPhSd 70 me Industry and dg'1cnfurs
t ~ ~ 6, r. y ~" fS,
cal Tnresfigation &C. &C.
Do hereby certify that at the request of the House Of
Gotte & WILL Of this place, have made an analytical
examination of o. wolies Aromatic sehicdam schnnpps
with tho obiect Of ascor,ainino n il contained anv snb
stance noxious 10 health and 10 inform them as IN ,s
true on,nosition and relative ouaity with the other pns
that arc offered in the market and the results of nv oh
seryatons and experiments are as follows.
Udolpho Wolfe's Aromatic schiedam Schnapps is n
spirtuon. lIouid of very agreeable aromatic odor.
competey translucent and almost eoorless having only
verv slght tint Of veoyish arav, It's flavor is strong
and very agroeabeto the palate Itmarks 20 degrees In
Carriers alcohol wcieher or 50 degrees hundredth in
Cav Lussae's aeohometre By the distllation in IA
Ioium maria with an apparatus consisting Of glass re-
tort and REGIMENT surrounded with ice have collected
in this REGIMENT an alcoholic LIQUID with very agreeable
aroma comne,elv coloress and TRANSPARENT. which
marked 90 deyrees in Carriers Alcoholic weipher
ar 70 degrees hundredth on Cav Iussae's acohometre
and hioh represened as whole 81 per cent Of Aronat
10 shedom scbnanps subject 10 distillaton in the re-
tor, This uouid did not soil the transparency Of the
d;,,ed water in mixing IL with the same and its agree
nbe arom Is doubtless due 10 very triAng amount of
an essential oil inseparable from alcohol
From the remainder Of the dstiation which was left in
the retort have obtained through evaporation in va
nor hath substance of yellowsh brown color clear,
and having bitter taste which is not disagreeabe and
which afterwards becomes aromatic and leaves the mouth
perfamed with that fragrance peculiar to the vanilla.
am inclined to believe that this bitter and aromatic
tr,otye spbstance soluble in water and alcohol the
medicinal properties which are attributed to this ain are
dne have not found in Udolpho wolfe's Aromatic
sehiedam sehnapps any mineral or organic substance
other than the exractye one already named and the aro-
ma,o one oo'anea oy ui'eis'on, rn, Uuopn1
"one Ai'"'auS 'ei,gna oeiiApps oO,''.S '''py VI
tiers alcoholic wegher and Of an extraetive bitter arc
matte substance which, perhaps, is medicnal and on
account Of its not containing any matter TO he
health, as well as Tor It's odor and good AaVor-a act
which no doubt arises from the choice substances EN-
,.a =; a. ,.nns,c,,,,e and from the nec,lar manner
:. ~, - No. ,,,asa...a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08

Wchaye pot up and sold this article for 10 yrs.
and cAN SAY. IN coNFI . uTNCE AND FuyIH of b.,
wlat wc have mover been - able % saw n any other
moiicinc-NEVER HAS III FAILED. IL 4 SIN
GLE INSTANCE, TO - EFFECT A CURE. when
timely used. Never did = we know an instance of
d.ssai, faction by any one . who used it. On the
trarv. 40 delighted with is operations, and speak
iu terms of highest com y. mcndation OF Us magical
effects aud medical virtues. We speak DO this matter
"wIfAr WE pOKNOw,' az - ter ten years experience,
ANurIEnGE orR HErurA - rfoN FOR rur rtIrII-
NHNr or WHAT WE uEnr = DECLARE. In almost owe
~ instance where Che ia FAINT is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief win De found iu fifteen OF tweu
ty minutes altor the syrup : is administered,
Tins valuable prepare 2 ton Is Che prescription Of
one of flc most EXPERT = ENCED AND SklLLflL
NURSES Boo New England = and has been used with
rs TH0UsANDS : or CASES.
To not only relieves the y. child from pain, hut inyig-
CRATE, thc stomach and bowels, corrects acdity ,
and gives tome and energy \ 90 the whole system Il
wIl almost iu,tanuy re- he'e
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND
WIND = COLO,
and overcome commissions, - which not speedily REM
cded end in death. We = believe il the BEsr and
srHrsr REMEDY ~ THE =. Woutn. iu all cases Of
DNSENIERN AND pl - AkkhthA IN Chill
DtEN, whether 10 arises - from tcothing, or from any
other cause. We would = SAY 20 every mother who
has child suffering FROM aus Of the foregoing CONE
pIaiuts-nu Nur IEr YOUR rREirplcEs, NoE u z
rRtJUDIcrs OF OTHERS. = stand between your suiicr-
ing child and the relief that will be SURE yes, ABB
SOLUIELl SURE follow he use Of this med
icne IL timely used. Full directions for using will
company each bottle - - None genuine unless the
fac-simile Of CURTIS a x PERKINS, New York, is
the outside wrapper.
S1d hy DRUGGISTS = throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. - Cedar-st, New York.
Price only 2j cents per bottle.
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Aegal nutires.
- T A T OF MON T,

~ A Z Q T. NJ o n i i,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S. $.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, the Dist day Of jane, A. ID, 1859, an
instrument purportng be the last will and testament
Of David Leach late Of Barre in said District deceased
being presented to the Court by Stillman Wood the
eoutor therein named for Probate Is ordered By said
Court, that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear session Of said Court, be holden the
Probate Office in Montpelier, the 18th day Of July,
A. d. 1850 and show cause, II any they may have,
against the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose u
further ordered, that copy Of the record Of this
der be published three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman & State Journal printed at Montpelier, pre-
yious to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF Record
1881 Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Register.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
TO AL wANrINa FAnMs.
rare opportunity In delightful and healthy climate,
% miles southeast " Philadelphia, on the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad New jersey.

A rare opportunity in delightful and healthy climate,
% miles southeast of Philadelphia, on the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey.
An old estate consisting NJ several thousand Of acres Of
productive s0 has been divided into Farms Of various
sizes 20 0ut fo purchaser. population Of some m
zee" H"N0gf0 nom various parts Of the middle States
and New England have settled there the past year Inn
proved their places, and r1iffd crceHf crops The price
VI the land IS at the low " from so $50 per acre,
ne soil Of the best quality for the production Of hcat
'i0ter. fOfH, Pelohes GRAPES md Vegetables. 1T Is
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL lN THE
UNION. The place is perfectly from frosts-thc
destructive enemy Of the farmer Crops Of grain grass
ana fdt are now growing and can be by eXamin
ns ine pace l'ei correct judgment can be ofneu OF
The productyeness Of the land. The terms are made
y TO secure the rapid improvement Of The land which is
only SOLD for actual improvements The result has occn
that within the p1st year, slmc Mfor huiatd ho0vs
have been erected two mlls one steam, four stores
forty vineyards aud Peach Orchards planted and
large number Of other Improvements making 1t dosra-
BILE and active place Of business.
THE MARKET,
as the reader may perceive from its location is the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city and more than double the price than
the West II is known that the earliest and best fruits
and vegetables iu this latitude from New Jersey,
and are annually exported TO the extent Of millions
In locating here The settler has many adyantaqcs-
III is within few hours ride Of the great cities Of New
Eurand and Middle States, be is in settled country
|hge g@y 'mprore0ot0t comfort and eirWsaf'oH IS
~ hand lie can buy every article be wants 90 the
cheapest price and sell bis produce for the highest n
thc Wcst this is reversodl ne has schools for bis chill
drcn diriHc serrice and will enjoy open winter, and
delightful climate, whore f0ycrs utterly unknown
The result of the change upon those from the NORTH has
generally been to restore them to excellent state Of
health.
In the way Of building and improving lumber can be
obtained ~ the mills az the " so SO per thous
and Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place,
every article can be procured IN the place good clrpen-
tes are at hand, and there is no place in the Union
where buildings and Improvements be made cheaper.
The reader will at once be struck with the advantages
mere presented and ask himself why the property has
NOT ufou taken Up before. The ID never
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-08

beg leave to call the attention of the American Pub
lie to the following Certificate from the Government
Chemist for the Island of Cuba and the Spanish West
Indies, and who is known the Scientific Of LON
don Paris, Madrid Cuba and America be the first
Chemist in the norid UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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"OLFES SCIHIEDAM AROMATIC
w SCHNAppc

" "A
w SCHNAPPS,
GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
GOOD FOR DYSPEPSIA.
GOOD FOR GRAVEL
GOOD FOR GOVT
GOOD FOR DROPsY.
GOOD FOR FEVER & AGUE.
GOOD FOR KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS.
and Beverage it has superior in the world; it Is
manufactured by the proprietor at schedam Holland,
expressly for medicinal use by process peculiar to his
own Factory Il the pure Tncture Of the Italian Ju-
npe Berry whose vinous extract is distilled and
recthed with its spirituous solvent, which thus becomes
concentrated tncture Of exquisite flavor and aroma al
together transcenden in It's cordial and medicinal pro-
perties any alcoholic smuant now made in the world
1t is prescribed by than 1000 physicians in the
United States, in Of Gravel Govt Dropsy Bladder
and Kidney Complaints. &c, SC.
Put up in quart and pint bottles in Cases Of dozen
quarts, and two dozen pns, with the proprie,ors
the bottle, cork and label For sale BY all the res
peotable Country Merchants and Druggists Look out
for counterets aud limitations the whole country is
flooded with them UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Beaver ST.. New York.
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mr.. HENRY'S ELECTRIC OINTMENT

M II itAN ~ - iAitiANf nv YIN NJ l14N 1 q.
IL For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks, &c Horses
Salt Ithcum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns &C.. on
people
This Ointment, where introduced, Is selling very rapid.
y, and why Simply for the reason that IL does what
we in all warrant it TO do, toWit TO scratch
horses in from six days when the directions
accompanying each box are strictly followed
have used DIR. Heny's Ointment for scratches and
halt hheum sores very oftcn without single failure 80
tr"y W"ehour' PROPRIETOR Pubhe House, Hyhgafe'
ltis the best remedy for scratches, gals and cnlks
eyer saw l.. SatdeTSon, Proprietor fremont House,
~. ADAMS, 70
With the recommendation Of such veteran horse deal
err as Mr. stnehour Of llghgate and L. sanderson Of
o. Adams any other endorsement unnecessary They
say u CURES scratches CALLS &o horses with almost
absolute certainty. L is excellent for sores in cows
teats aud appears TO be just the article for every farmer
10 keep in constant burlington, H. Free
Press
1t has been tried aud not found wanting.-St. Adams
w., Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. Henry's Electric Ointment
in two weeks when the physicians said would be with
out the use Of il two months had all my fingers TO
the bone with circular saw.-A ID. Peckman, Lebanon
~ II.
had the misfortune to scald myself quite severely
and by making an application Of your Dr. Henrys Oin-
mcnt, the pain from the burn almost Instantly disappea
ed and In five minutes felt inconvenience whatever
from the effects Of the fre.Carinda Sampson Mont
gomerg, ~
It is useless to waste time in writing or reading A more
lengthy Advertisement Of this Ointment Enough that il
is cardted 10 gre tiactiO whether used for scratch
es sores burns, or any wound OF whatever nature on
beast.
Farmers your cows troubled with sore teats p
Apply this Ointment at night and they are well in the
morning
sold by the agents of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Inypo
fatof Manufactured at Highgatc, VT, by A. j. Green
5. X. GREEN, Proprietor.
L. F. PIERCE aud FRED. H. SAITH, Agents for Mont.
peher' 5l;O2
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THE SICK GET CURED,

not only Of their ailments but also Of their bad habits.
With every variety Of GYWSAsTIc APPARATUS at our
command both for pleasure and profit with thorough
knowledge and experience to direct the CALIsrimSIc
and other exercises with more than FoRrY different
forms Of BATHS with the ELEcTo-CHEMIcAL BATHS,
and the system Of ELEcrRicIrY, which has produced
such wondrous results, il might be thought sufficient for
all purposes, but have still more increased faci-
tics, by the addition ola special department for the
practice Of
THE MOVE MENT CURE
which will be under the immediate supervision Of On.
wM W wIrR, who is emincnty qualified for the duties
involved.
It will thus be that we have combined the adyan-
,ages Of every agency which promote health, or res
tore IT, when lost and invite those who are sick to
visit US, il they would regain health.
PHYSICIANS and CLERGYMES or any others who may
be Interested in knowing full particulars will receive e'-
cry attention by calling u.s. will send CiRou-
LAR to any address on application
JOSEPH DAWSON, Proprietor.
PHor c. r. nLAcKALI, NJ; D.. }Phvs,eians.
WM. W. WEIR, Nj. d.,
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10! FOR GOLD AND SILVER ! HOW
IL TO MAKE IT EASY AND CHEAP. Send a
cent stamp, and get full particulars how to obtain
wealth Address S. HANklNsON, Chemist,
Agents wanted. No. 70 West 18th St.,
4Sly New York City.