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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25
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LATER FRoM EnRopr,

WAR NUMONs.
HALIFAX, March lO.--Tho roval moa
steamship Arabia. Capt Stone. which left Tiy-
orpool at $50 J.. N. February &c. arrived at
this port at 9 o'clock this morning.
GRfAr BBlrAiN.-Oh the 25th. in tbo
Lords, Mamcsbmy said that Government
were led TO believe that at no very distant ne.
riod, the Austrian and French troops would
cvacuate the Roman States. at the request or
the Papal Government
In the commons. Disraeli said that am offer
of a conditional guaranty had been made to
the Atlantic Telegraph Company but whether
it had been excepted or not he could not saw.
Palmcrston called attention to the state of
Europe, with the view of inquiing Of the gov
crnment whether they were in position to
make any declaration that peace was not like
ly to be interrupted, briefly reviewing the
present position of Europe, gancing at the
wmllke preparations everywhere in progress.
and avowcd his inability to discover any suf.
fcient cause for war; other than the long cx-
listing jealousy between France and Austria
with regard TO Central Italy, brought into
more active operation by the Joint occupation
of the Roman States, and which could only be
brought 90 a termination by the simultaneous
withdrawal 10y these powers of their military
occupation. lie strongly recommended the
government to use their good offices to bring
about such a result, and did not despair Of
success
Disruoli expressed his conviction chat the
great powers had no wish 20 disturb the set
Element of 1870 although there were circum-
stances IN regard 90 italy calculated % excite
apprehension. Governments. in fcc of the
warlike preparations going forward. had not
Do BOZ rnf O.. o.. a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25
Az AFFRAY KANSAS

LEAyENwoHrH, X. r., March l5.-An az
fray happened yesterday in Halton, Calhoun
county, during political meeting called to
organize the Republican party, and which a
party of pro-slavery men endeayored 20 break
up \ general melee cnsued. ia which. sey-
eral wercinjurod Mr. llasty, Probate Judge
of the county, was severely wounded. The
pro-sIaycry assailants were compelled to re-
tire. Subsequently Che meeting passed rcso-
lutions ordering them to leave the Territory.
and company was organized to carry the re-
solutions into effect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

A PORTRAIT OF MIR. BUCHANAN.
writer Of the New York Times. in making
up sketch of the last Congress in its closing
hours, throws in the following exceedingly
graphic sketch of the President, which will
bear conveyance to our columns -
Everybody knows, in his own familiar
/ bank. some venerable old teller, connected
/ with the establishment from childhood. who,
/ from the constant habit of handling coin, has
caught something of the quality of acoin him
/ self His glance is metallic and cold, his voice
/ hard with ringing sound. lie looks in fact,
/ like the mind made flesh. Although his tel
/ lor's salary is only $1,000 year he is the
stcrncst conservative of property YOU will find.
| Natural calousnoss, combined with the debt
/ of routine have woven sort OF impenetrable
musty cobwcb about his heart, his greatest
/ treat being the annual pcrusal of the Report
/ OF the Secretary of the treasury. The sound
/ of metal is the only music that hc knows.
What such teller is to the financial Buchan-
an is TO the political world Cold, keen. cum
ming, he is an incarnate ballot-box. His friend
ships arc always measured by what they are
worth in votes.
Even his head looks as if it was always on
every man by the proportion he holds to the
platform lie looks moro like a corporation
than man. aud corporations we know have
NO souls lie has neither love for music, for
the drama, or the art, which the hardest North
orn Senators delight in from cultivation, and
thcroughost Southcnors from instinct Even
woman. diviuc,t Of all human things love of
whom has smoothod away the grossnoss from
the vices of so many bad men, cannot soften
his metallic heart His affections are calcula-
ted. and at a reception be will pass by thou-
sands of the lovclio,t girls of his own land to
lawn with mean soryility ON the wife of some
one whom hc expects Go cash his drafts polit-
ical Mentally, be strikes me as a man with
a very large portion of very little mind
which is particularly active To express il
motaphorically. bis intellectual arsenal Is
crowded with very small sparrow-shot.'
MIR. PECKSNIFF ~ THE WHITE
HOUSE.
Two years ago, Mr.. James buchanan was
inlugurated President of the United States
on which occasion De put forth thcusual quad
rcnnial summary of oily words and fair pro.
tessions I'm Shat inaugural, we find the fol-
lowing memorable sentences &c.
Next In Importance 20 the maintenance o
the Constitution and the Union, is the duty
ofpraserying the Government free from the
faint or oven the suspicion Of corruption
Public virtue is the vital spirit of Republics
and history proves that when this has decay.
ed, and the love of money has usurped it.
place. although the forms of free government
may remain for season, the substance has
departed forever
d..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25


the trial Of Ariel Martin of Calais for the muir
der of Lucius Ainsworih .and Jcnnison
Whcclock) attracting large crowds Of spccta-
tors in the court room. In this case the de-
fence put in the ploa of insanity but, as our
readers can sec by the testimony which we
publish on our first page, failed TO sustain the
plea, and the jury very justly VIC think.
brought I'm a verdict of guilty
Next came the trial of John Glcason for the
manslaughtcr of John Courtney of Mddlesex.
10 this case It appeared that there was gath
cring Of lrishmon at the house Of John Glea-
son in Mddlesex, whore liquor was freely
used, and melee ensucd in which Gleason
stabbed Courtney in the side Of the neck,
from which wound Courtney died about
week after. The jury returned verdict of
''guilty."
On Wednesday morning the prisoners that
had boon tried and convicted Of the crimes of
which they were charged were brought into
court TO receive their sentences.
Ariel Martin having been called, the clerk
'propounded the usual question, "havo you
,,,,i,,, ,i,. .r 1,o o,,,,r,
~.
shou'U not DC Prohouncou upon you "' 'nls
time for the murder of Lucius Ainsworth
The prisoner not seeming 90 understand the
tba question. IL ,yns rero,tod He repliod 81
I,l,'iu. t:..o
inc court sara 'hat under thc circumstances
he considered it necessary TO pronounce the
""''" ''' ''" '''P''''' "'''''"' ''!
IeNtcuocd remarks
THE sentence of the law is now TO be proc
/ "nouncod by this court. and that sentence 81, !:
.rb,, vop Aro Martin d. L,,r,d I,, n,o
l.r,ol ,it wan .l,.,J n.,+ ~ ;..
/ '''''''' '.i so'''"'y confinement III ''u ''o''
|"Puson at Windsor in the County of Wind
"sor until said punishment shall be inflicted,
"at such time as shall be directed by the war
Grant TO issue i'm that bohalfby tbis co,,rt in
..,,,,r.,,,,,,. ,l, .,.,,.,o ,,.i, .ul ......;l
''''
iA'rlcN Mahon was also sentenced to three
years nara labor IN the state Prison at Wind
sor in the County Of Windsor to commence
this dav and mas. bo ,,sts Of ,,,,,s,,,t;, ..l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

- The slave population OF South Carolina
is $4,000 the white population 2S3,0OO.
70 The Taunton Mass telegram says
that there are four sisters in that town whose
united weight is 935 pounds, the youngest
weighing 256 pounds.
~ Gov. Denver has resigned the Com
missionership Of Indian Affairs, and will
shortly sail for California, where he proposes
to practice law.
To- An immense edition of the debate in
the Senate in which Judge Douglas took so
prominent part, has been ordered to be
printed.
~ James Weight. Clerk of the Court OF
Johnson County, Tennessee, while sitting
with his family on the 2jth ult, was killed by
stroke of lightning that hit the house
The Methedists of Delaware have refused
the aid which the Legislature had granted
them of $4,000, toward the building of a
church. because the money was to be raised
by lottery.
- A dealer in ready-made linen adyer.
tises his shirts and chemisettes under the
meliAuous appellation Of "Male and Femal,
envelopes"
~ At social party in the church Of Rev
DIR. Bacon New Haven, on Monday evening
purse was presented to the pastor contain
ing S7i7 in gold
tH' Peterson's Detector warns persons VIII,
are compelled to handle bank notes, not {,
wet their thumbs while counting the bills.
remarks that il the thumb comes in contac
with the tongue after handling a note from
the pocket of man infected with the small
dox, the infection is as sure TO take effect a
the incubation of a child
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

nc Nlhlllu Ut Nlllo tdni--N ltNlN 10 buN ] tiii
was Patrick Donahuc, well-known black
smith Of Rutland He was seen the night
previous decidedly drunk, and evidently slip
ped on piece Of ice, struck his head, and
incontinonty died. Justice Clark appeared
upon the ground with commcndablo prompt
ness, but it was not thought necessary to
summon jury, and his body was removed to
the depot and left. subject TO the order of his
lrcnds.-Rdlapd HroH
e,n C.., o, n..,.,.,., ri,u.l..
about three and half years old son of Mr..
A. c. Eggloston of Mendon, was drowned in
spring near his father door, on Monday
last. The spring, which is used for watering
cattle is curbed' but the water Is but few
inches deep The ice ON the top had recently
been cut away and the child having gone
there TO MI ms little pan with water slipped
and fell in, where his body was found by his
mother about two hours afterwards. The
child, who was remarkably bright and intel
ligent for one of his age, was iuyorito with
all who knew him, and 1t need hardly bc
said that THIS sudden and great aiiiiction falls
with crushing weight ON the parents We
learn that Mrs Eggloston had given the child
leave 20 go TO a neighhor on a visit, and
supposed he had gone there until she discov-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

The EXTRA SESSION or CoNoREss.-One
of the editors of the Boston atlas and Bee.
who is now in Washington, writes to that
paper that there is no doubt whatever that an
extra session of Congress will be called by
the President in the summer. Later despatch
es say there will be no extra session
TO An old subscriber to the lVatoRmap
sends us the following
IF man loses the point Of compass in a
hemblock country he has only to look at the
healthy top Of the hemlock which always in
clnes or Tops over to the east"
70 A new Postoiica has been establish
| ed M Mainrhuru nnnLnr p ELu-.,I Ar.m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

MERCHANTS LINE OF LIVERPOOL AND
BosroN PAoKErs.-We take pleasure in re-
teuing our readers to the advertisement of
PAGE, RICHARDSON & Co., who have estab-
lished another line Of Boston and Liverpool
Packets This line was established about a
year ago, and has thus far met with complete
success The proprietors are men of ability
and high standing, and there is no doubt but
they will faithfully perform every thing they
propose, We are glad to see the rates Of
passage reduced on par with New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
MARCH TERM

MONDAY, March list.
State rs. Patrick Nahon An information
for stealing a horse, harness and sleigh, in
the town Of Mortified about the 25th of De-
cember last.
Verdict of the jury guilty"
Smith, States Atty, Randall for the State ;
Colby and Willard for the Respondent
TUESDAY.
STATE rs. John Gleason Information for
manslaughter. The respondent was charged
with stabbing John Courtney of Middlesox
with knife, of which wounds the said Court
ney died.
Verdict guilty"
States Atty. and Dillingham; for the State
Colby and Henry for the Respondent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

UNIFORM MlLlTlA-lST REGIMENT
General q. w. Hopkins has been dcsig-
mated by the Commandcr-in-C Chief to organize
the First Regiment of the Uniform Militia.
by the election of the Field Officers thereof,
at the Bardwell House in Rutland, on Tues
day, the 9TH day Of April next.
Il is expected that all the Commissioned
Officers who have uniforms will appear in uni
form.
The Commanding Officers of each company
will. previous to that time, send to General
Hopkins list Of the commissioned officers
of their companies by name, that complete
Roster may be formed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25

- new Postoitce has been establish
ed at Waterbury center Edward Wells,
postmaster.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05


Mfs. Wluslow, au experienced nhrsp
hnd female phyrsiah, hss soothing syrup fol
chNdfen ireihlnfl wiioh rreatiy facilitates ths
pfnepta ~ teethins bynoiehing me gums reducing
~ nnammahoh, wiii allty All pain, ard n nufe ID
requisite the hawrip. Depend upon n. mothcrs, n
wiiglvo rcst 20 youraelrcr end and hearth ~
your infants Perfectly sAfc IN MI casea. See "a.
veriiFeiatnt IN another column. ice
Horowoye Pills are the beacon lireu
of health 20 ~ nations, whether civilized or saw
age. inweaknees and The dcbiHtygchoratca by eN.
ceseca Of any Hind, or general nrostratlon of m
s'aicm, their eject q ~ tic same time renovatna
and rcstoratlvel lhey drive om The system The NOR
bid cause Of alimcnt, and bring back ,hc frame 20
pristine health and vigor
sold ~ q manufsctory, No. 90 Maiden Lane
New York, and by al drugglats, A. esc sse ana a.
per box or pot auga7-d&wiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
DB. JOlENsON's
HERB DISPENSARY,

0FPIoE 95 MAIN ST,
Second door, tip stairs,l DuffAloj n. Y.
TIE CkLkBkATED DIR. JOHNSON,
botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
lowing diseases.
Consumption, Dyspopsin,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Bronchitis, Headache cu'd in 10 IN
Lung Il G est Diseases Scrofnla,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Ague
Female Weakness, Pimplee
Diseases Of the Ear and Eve, nc &c.
An who arc suffering from the above named dis
easeh, or any other complicated disease uf years
standing, are informed that they can have forward
ed BY mail or express tor tho small sum OF vi 10
neat package OF nedlelneB, with all necessary d.
rcetons ana medic al advice, Patients should apply
without delay, AB they can obtain instant feiief
from The Dootoria remedies,
Dr. JohnRpn'B Medicine consists Of extracts from
oh0ioeat alcdicina foreign and native Roots and
Herbh manufactured under his own hupervj a on at
bis Dtpeneary and therefore avoiding the llsf Of
Mercury and other mineral poiuonB N At were new
or designed for the system, TO which many thuus-
anda have fallen victims and gone 10 carly EfAves
LOTION FuR Tbs CoNPLEXiON--Iif. John.
sc.= scs.=rssh q LOTION for beautify ing aud in-
proving the Compile xIon, Ss=cYins Alnost lnstaiI-
Aneoaly Tan, Frceklcn, Pimplee, &c., a.. - aent
10 any part OF the country ioT 90 aud one posi-
age stamp. Address
DIR. JOHNSON, Drawer 4Og,
ONCE 20 Main street, bufiAlb, n. v
N. B,--Female pills ~ 90 box, Jell-dSwIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
HENRY h. BROWN, A.B, fRwI
BROWN & IRWIN,

HEAD OF THE BAslN
HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common
IA Horse Shoe Iron
BROWN n IRWIN
Have the best OF Round, square and Flat iron,
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the bcst of Band Hoop, oval, Half Round and
sheet Hon.
Drown q IRWIN
Have the bostOf Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN n IRWIN
Have the best of Norway and Bren1on Nail Rods,
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best Slab steel aud Slab Iron.
BROWN n IRWIN
Have the best of Round, Flat square and Ootagon
Steel
brown IRWIN
Have the best OF Pittaburgh sptlngb and AXlcs.
BROWN X IRWIN
Have the bo.t OF Carriage HUB bands, and Tire and
plow Bolts,
BROWN 4 IRWIN
Have the boat Bellows Anv lis aud solid DoN Niaes
BROWN a IRWIN
Manufacture and sell Stoves, Hollow Ware, 40.
BROWN n IRWIN
Keen Tin OF all Rinla, sheet, Xinc and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Keen Copper and Tiu bottoms, nlock rinand Solder.
BROWN N IRWIN
Ieep pe pntes fruit uan tops, and bottoms, So, all
of which will bo sold 10 the trade nj the lowest
prloes augO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
Al - 1s@
Agae Cure.


.E4EIo for, ,rr eT;rnr cum op
Intermittent Fover OF Fover and Arue,
Romitleni fdvai, Chill Fever, Dsmb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headachc, and Bilious Powers, indosd
ior tina whole Glass Of Di.olses origi-
natirg Ia biliary arrangement, cautod
By the Malaria OF miasmatic countries.
No one rmcdy Il louder called for by iio no.
ecssltlcs Of tho American people 'lan anru nnd
snio tnro for Fever nnd Aguc Such a remedy
VIC nfo now nnnlilcd 10 Offer with nerftpt Ger.
iany that u will crldnatc ihc disease, and with
aaeuTnncc, founded on proof tho, W. hnun can
arise from is use ~ my quantity.
Tint whirh protects fiom Of prevents tliia ls.
oldcr must be oflmmcnsc service IN Tho commu.
mites whore y prevails. prcreHiion is better
than curc, ir the paiinnt escapes iho risk which
he must run IN yiolcnt ntlncka Of this hnlclil
d'tcmpcg. This "CuRn capcls thc MINIS.
matic poison of FHvfR AND kdrr hom ~
system, and prevents the development 81 thh
disease, IL taken on the nraf nppronch OF itt'pr.
monltory eympoms, II N not only tho icst
remedy eycr yct discoyofed for ilis class cf com.
plnmis, but nlso She cheapest Tho large qunn.
tiy NO supply ior n dollar brings u within the
roach Of every body; and In bilious districts.
where frvhn AND Aour prevails, every body
should have Il, aud use IL freely, both for cur
and projection. Il "a hoped this price win place
y within the reach Of nli the poor as well ns tho
rich. a great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for tho speedy and
certain cure of Inicrmittcnts Is, that It containi
no Qninlnc or mineral consequently II produces
no qninisn or othcr Injurious ciiccti whnicvcr
upon the constitution. Those cured by II nro
lcf as hcalibyJas II they had never had The dis.
ease.
Fever and Aeuo d not alone the consequence
Of tho nlasmatc poison. A groat variety ofds-
orders arise ifom its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhcumatsm, Gouf, Headache Blind.
ness, Toothache, Fhrachc, Catnrrh, Asthma,
palpitaiion, Painful Affection oI the Spleen,
lysigrics, Pain In the Bowels, Collie Paralysis,
and Dcrnngcment Of the Stomach MI of which,
when originating in this cause, put on tho inter.
miiicnt type or bccome periodical Thiq"CuHr"
cSpch tho poison from the blood and cousc.
quently curos them all alike, II 4 an invalun.
Bic protection to immigrants, and persons tiuy-
Cling or temporarily residing In the malnroui
districts. II taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed 20 tho infection, that will he cxcrctcd
from the system and cannot accumulate In mt.
hclent quantity to ripeu into disease, Hence it
Is eron more valuable for protection than cnn,
aud few viii ever suffer from Intcrmitienis, if
they avail themselves OF tho protection this rem.
cdy affords.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

WOU1lj ihFotm Bic frieh5s and sbe ar
nlfio1 n nAyion anf Vlolnitrl that hkrlnx
Hf0N antdoNIIaI tfatIlitn.f M Nsii1lfr afd fhr-
ftf, dufinft fhat Ter yfafs lonr tdafa 81 which
time has hfnn eH1utIh nafioh. andharlnh been rfof
of Anhtou4 hild FhlNioloF} IA TN rliydi0-Mrdi iH
torfr 81 no Tor iqur Unre, and Prof Of euffeft
n the sAe InaIi!uilQn dufiag ~ inat acseloni and
poftrd on che tipdcal itteraurU 81 Tho ,fOriag
having learned through tlid Medical joruAli bf IlI-
rope and hmerfua the wonderful power ~ Flftffl-
city hs therapeutic agcnt, fn eIpuoni All TOWNS IL
disease, both Medical aud enfglcdf When applied bs
auoh mAn 10 ~. Goldiry Wfl Dt Wileoh Philips
~. NAitcneii ~ ohanning aaa otheft u our conn
try, vet knowing that iia application hy iheuf fient
men was admiif0d BY ihefnppivcS % e. umplrlaai
nnd ut.frl ahlr when DE- thnmb1riiu cai,u 10 on
city nahofi time since, cninliao % afa discovered
new light concerning the Apptoalioa or klcoulolly
or the cuto Of dheaae, ho MAILED III muqi o. tho u-
pnrhinty " attending 81 footlrrs and auci
Ing The ulpricatlon Of thln psyeofhI urnt taught
and rfAoiidu by him, he isnow mlly tanvincea that
huctrcity whch undnrntoou with ffoltfeuto toitt
poaftien eud their relations 20 the Vital ecunouy
~ tnughth W. DR.. chamber IN, n the most powrrfui
manageable reiiaue and eiiicie thgdnt now hntWn
70 man tor the relief of pain and cure of tihcaHc.
10 would therefore inlotiss ~ .shesa u may con.
ncrn, that In addition " the ifcatment heretofore
uaed ~ HIM he - now fully prepared 10 Apply thlt
potent agentiu such manner ~ 10 and cure
many oAaet which medioineh cannot rcnoh. Hfwill
also teach thoau who wi1h 20 gain knowledge nf
- application on Reasonable Terms Tho dihoaaft
70 when u ia peculiarly applicable ai Orna Of
ehfonio tihease such ~ puimunary consumption,
bronchitis, neuralgia, rheumatism atiH Joints, upit
liver disease, dyspepsia torpid bowels rifles, impo-
tenec, seminal wcntncsA and al female diincltcs.
.neh ~ ieuehofca, trolarsar wcri irrcgulhriiy
Sc,i 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05

TO NJ those who dtsire Tsesfntnf upon NY Sys.
ten u Practice Jor ne Care oIhsir Diseasrs.
His is to certify that ! have given Prof.
w. ~ DQgget "A full eourBa Of Lectures upt n
thchnueot OF kectrophthy, and have fully yinstFuot-
~ MIN by practice upon number uf patients IN
the general and direct application OF Eleetru-o
panism A. q DiAgnnatio aud Therapeutic agent. /
nave also examinrd him with recurrence o his Phynl
ologieal npd Pathological Attainmeuta, and had
MIN thoroughly qualified therein, | therefore ap-
point ny aucoeshor IN Dayton, 10 practice upon
m Ny4tcm OF ThcrRpeutch, and commend hli, 10
the entire condcneN OF AL those who deaife aklil-
mn uiIAMBERLfN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
Conarmed consmnption.

FF yon would have something extra in tho
= Dagncrreoypo, Ambrotype or Photograph.
10 line beadyised and 90 TO Seebohm's Palace
OF Art, Market House He is tho only Ar
tist engaged In this business. oct6
eeS~See advertisement Of DR.. sanford 8
LIVER RiNVlGORATnR in another col
ann.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
1sg-oNas n. ga0 Inn N parlon.

hereby certify that Dr. u Mccarthy has attend.
ed the course ot Lectures delivered ~ ne w. Tho
CIV, OF DAYTON, on the Application nf Elcotficty ful
the cure OF disease, and has witnessed lia effects
and aanlated In applying ~ 70 numerous Gases, and
II iuy competent 10 administer u 10 such ~ desire
10 avail hoRHoiveao Of lts behrits.
Dr. ciIANnERLiN.
Dayion' August ION, 1900. augia-lmd1w