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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

rspoetr .ra N sx'rene po,,snees aud genteoew. Al
socosb o. We ms,rad uhiayea are hts sp at delight
a. ,sts,nptp ga 'pc putJtc, o. eocia'su,
+s Gr,na tht RrfsitS hercner $40 sty 10 o. thnS
ing .no Nuns bst stcgetnrr dnafent style peya0D-
as tbt Il way a. nsune, whereas he autho ''Unos
lorlf ttbi4 COT bse been Saying &C the PnsAox all
N, sucl,oel srd nero sli. wross tDs 4" Auto
cfs b, ~ q male aiave, hch aass next - "U icie
1ury asuir' - ierssilon slavery ss0fy Her Dslef
H. Der UlFrrC.s s2siDst slavery she manifested ny
me >trl b. 90 staVeH, her iatner oeios wet,tny
u 81 'c <'o lSt her ~ psotston negroes Sn- ia
50 in he ENtlrg euothar ~crs slavery Esteemed
pood rne .voeoty smoog the bigger worship
mR W 9fu flf sBe mas repeat "a calls f um tae leaders
II he adoN'op van, II Is question snetnsr her go>1
osts nor money or bes hoouOnisn Induce the sp ,cia
stectcns s-d 80 her.
100 h'u oct uno OK editor, who IL not 70 fame and
90 tune uplpDsp - nos AZ Lba PhelsDx, easy engaged
preparing ooHk OF poems To- ths prsss Hs poems
ready paehsnea give proof OF emiueDt poetic tx,ent
snn ah tdfshe' efusioLs vii doubtless add bli sncy 70
Ds reputation
40 * eosor ~ London comic paper has also sought
o., The P0aialx ss summer resting place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

over, ha,s Ia Tit are still their
Asae from Their ODD dress, they still entertain tue
odd views upon quesIiops sppertainng to moral
ethics and ted labor. dashing, fearless and fore.
mos oddty is young lady, so called because in
speaking 10 ber or OF her, the prefix Mss has still to be
used Her ege extends three decades at least and
her head when nearly six feet from the
groand " masculine structure, she has masculine
Sne onves Gus every day, Previously grooming her
horses with her Own hands, in the latter regard
out spankeripg Lady Gay spanker Holding the lines
III would be fooeh 10 call them ribbons, oecause they
not-p her hands che drives away at an enthusastc
speed winch the most inveterats Lady Gay would hardly
have the nardibood " initiate 10 An ipveternte
smoker. Lola Moniez, with her e1eminate cigarettas
would Gubside into unnoie worthy proportions bede her
She bss segsr Ia Der mouth from morning 10 night
rtigDs without a co 70 Dettor
literary doctor who has pubiished sx works-tae
publication being effected at bis orn expense, and zoe
books pepg disposed Of gratis 70 his ends 10 ACE
himself by bis eccenirces Of conduct aud pecu
lisree OF laste No say thai MS ideas are not
novel VINO ever hesrd Of ground es,nr Aud
Dcpths inoulsed daily In a ground bath Select
ing q secluded place, he digs q hoe some Eve
feet In the ground large enough 10 lee himself do
in aud there viii hour taking what he de.
nopinaies bath la the bosom Of hia mother earth If
eth proportions be any indications oil the ELECTS of his
oslh tbs superficial observer might conclude that tie
sefth 70 INN not cherishlDg mother An idea or
MS equally novel with the above and which he carries
th,s o , aoAons vspors he CLAIMS mat by pursuing
tns couhe msls lie may be heightened zen years his
uouy otocnes Twice % heabfai and hs brain treDy
i've ana Trebgthsned &c 20 meat and drinks only
WAFER or as DC cas IT, derives his susn snce from the
ruu Of the eth the fruits Of the pea and the fruits of
che air. ~ ~ ~ WV ~ W
Some Of the present Psanx bo,rder, arc notable and
honorsd characters "a NJ: 6, who wasted a magn-
ncent 10 yns 70 establish phaanstery in France
ID stll nDe stalwart, noble locking man SEQ, bs ao
by BIRTH he has Scotchman's characteri,,,cs aars,
ness integrity and determination Becominy esaneet
the Fourierstc social idea, and thinking France the
most fitting place 10 inaugurate an experinsnt
az TO It's pracuceoty, be purchssed old mopnsa.n
and nearly thousand In the vicinity OF Lyons nsa
dwellings and machine shops erected and ali the An
psncee furnished for extensive agricultural Operations
The experiment proved failure &c managed 10 save
from the ruins enough TO furnish him an annuity, which
by observing the srctest economy, made 70 support
him. BE " man Of large culture, unpretendng in hs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-30
HUDSON'S MEDICINES.

HUDsos's AhERIoAs SALvE AND BURN OIsr.
NETT, is the most highly esteemed remedy now
In use for the cure OF Burns, Scalds, Cut, 6uIs.
~, Chilblsins, Sore Lips and Eye Lids, Sprain..
Chapped hands and Arms, Sore Eibblss, Sail
Rbeum, Piles, Mosquito Bites, Lame Wrists.
Chafes, Wounds from Iron, Inflammation, Coma
Boils, &c, Good IN all oasee. Price, as cents
per box.
IfuDsoH's SURE CURE, will not cure eysry dis
ease which flesh lie heir to, but for all hunors.
and particularly for those OF the skin Il Is What
lite name claims for II a sure cure, we shall NOT
name any one in this short notice, bat AK thoss
afflicted TO try it, and In severe cases. use IN com
neotion Hudson's Medicated Bath which h a
very cleansing article. Price, One Dollar.
HUDsoN's INDICATED BATHs.-Ihis Bath 4.
recommended 10 all az a very cleansing wash for
the whole body, invigorating the healthy action
OF the skin, removing all obstrustions from the
pores, and giving free and healthy cIrcuis tIon o
10 all parts Of the system, and when used In cor.
nection with Hudson's Sure Cure, Ia great as.
sistsnt in removing Humors from the Skin or sur
face. Price, Fitty osnts.
HUnsoS's FEMALE RESPONSIBILITY IL the sre.
test remedy evet yet offered for diseases to which
Females are liable such az Irregularities, Obstruo
tons, on Suppression to the monthly periods, with
all their attending evils This remedy consi,ts
Of three parte, and can be used single or together
IS the case may demand fitted for strong or veak
constitution. Married lsdies who arc encisn,e
must not uso No. One and Two in conneotien
Full Directions With each number. Price On.
Dollar each number.
JOSEPH HUDSON, sole Proprls,or.
Ma.tspolss,t, Mas.
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OLD BOURBON WHISKEY,
PUT UP BIZ
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO..

For Medicinal Purposes.
Ii - nearly two years since the subscribers first
introduced their pure Old Bourbon Whiske, into
tho market. 1t was a doubtful experiment in
many respects-but as they were assured by en-
inent physicians that 1t was actually one of the
many other diseases, If an unaduherated article
could be o6tdined,) thsy Immediately made al.
rangements with large manufacturer TO supply
the best article that could be made, When their
first invoice was received II was IalTly tested by
analysis, and its purity acknowledged. Since
that time they have In no instance whatever put
up an inferior article and the reputation that
their Whskey has now acquired, is such, that It
is universally recommended by thousands who
have used it, and especially ly our most eminent
Physicians.
lite purity cannot be questioned. as thorough
analysis has been made, So will be seen by re-
ferring to the following certificate, copy Of
which accompanies each bottle
State Assayer's Office,
80 Somerset street, Boston, May 20, 1857.
Msssrs. Wilson, Fairbank & Co..
Gentlemen-I have made chemical analysis oil
the sample Of Bovrbon Whiskey, you sent to me,
searching them for drugs or adaA,rdtiHg matters,
and have to inform you that the samples Of Wits
key are free from any dduherations, and do not
contain any poisonous or injurious matters and
hence are suitable for medicinal use.
Respectfully your obedient servant
CHARLES T. Jackson, NJ. d., State Assayer
In order TO prevent deception, observe that the
fac smile Of the signature of our firm covers the
cork Of every bottie-withoutt this protection none
ls genuine.
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles,
and is for sale by al the Druggists.
WILSON, FAIRBANK &, CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
sfi9in Nos. 4S and 45 Hanover ST., Boston
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DIED.

In this village, at the residence OF der son, J.
Cobb, on Saturday, the 26th inst, Mrs Polly
Conn, aged SO We r.. She died in quiet peace.
In this town, on the 18th ult., Mrs. HARRIET
n. SUMNER, wife Of Riley Sumner, aged 20 years.
AT St. Paul Mimi, on the 9Th inst, onRtS W.
RICE, aged 20 years.
Mr.. Rice was native OF Vermont but re-
moved at an early age Of his life 80 the west,
making his residencs, first in Michigan and sub.
soquently in Minnesota. He was one ct fami-
ly who have contributed in no little measure, TO
the development and growing prosperity Of this
new State bling brother Of Hon II. NJ. Rice,its
efficient U S. Senator, as also Of Edmund Rice,
Esq, the great moving spirit Of Railroads in he
north west The deceased was an active and
important member of society, though crippled
TO great degree in his usefulness, by the inger-
ing disease (consumptionl that finally term-
band, a kind brother, his death will touch the
hearts of all who knew him with sadness for his
loss, mud respect for his memory.
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MISSOURI LAND AND REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
b. T. RICE & co.


Successor 10 y. H. Sheldon 4 Coz
Office Ne. g. orer the Post Office, s. Louis Nc.
Government Lands at IL l-2, u.s. 30 and rs cents
per acre. Also, nj 81 s125 and 80 30, selected
md located.
Mr.. b. I. Rice has for the past year been en-
gagged in selecting and surveying lands in South
ern and South Eastern Missouri. and is now pre-.
pared to locate lands at any Of the above named
prices from actual inspection.
Land Warrants bought, Sold and located on
commission. In Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska.
Second hand Lands Of all kinds for sale low.
uy~ Taxes paid in any part Of the State. 7. D.
BOX 1900 49;3m
REFERENCES.
Hon, Thomas q. c. Davis. Atty at Law St, Louis
Robt. +. Wingate.
benedict g.. Bro. Real Estate Agents
Col Calvin Townsley lownsley House
Dr. Caleb Rice, St. Charles, No
Messrs Mills g. Dewey. Attorneys and Dealers in
Real Estate, Davenport, Iowa.
Messrs Bradley & Baldwid, Attorneys and Deal
ers in Real Estate, Pelle PLANE, Min.
Nessrs Reach 4 Bond Attorneys OF LEW, Spring
Aeld Mass.
Hon. Solomon Foot, L. S Senator, Washington,
DC.
Hon ]. Turlll, Oswego n. Y.
David Hill, Esq, Bridport, Vt.
Henry NJ Slade Attordey at Law, Cleveland o.
Messrs Hooker {, Weeks, Attorneys NJ Law, Mil
waukee, Wis.
DR. Joel Rice. Madison, Wis.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-30
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK
or Tux
REVOLUTION

ar Illustrations, ny Pen and Pencil Of The Hlt-
,ory, Biography, Scenery, Relics, and TrsdI-
tous Of the War for Independence.
BY BENSON J. LOSING.
r~o Volumes ROYAL Octave, containing upward
az 1900 pages, and 100 Engraviugs.
The preparation OF this work occupied the Au-
thor more than four Year,, during which he trsr
Aled nearly ten thousand miles, In order 10 visit
The prominent scenes Of the Revolution, gather
up local traditions, and explore Records and hi-
Airics.
The prime Object Of the Author Ss- to repro
lrcA the history Of the American Revolution Ia
.uc IN attractive manner Ne In entice tho youth
81 MS country to read the wonderful story aud
1ecome familiar with the founders of our Repub.
lie and the value Of their labors. The InHnner
IN shch In which il has been arranged and sci
firth renders il no less attractive to tho genera
reader and the ripe scholar of more mature year.
Explanatory notes are given on every page,
AMI also a biographical .keich Of every man dis
+ gushsd in the events ofthe Revolution.
copious Analytical lndex e given at the
close Of the Second Volume. embracing. eighty.
live closely printed pages, This ia itself, a com
plcte synopsis of the History aid Biography Of
The period Of our Revolutionary History, and viii
he found exceedingly useful for reference.
The work contains all the e.1en.ul facts OF the
ssrly history Of our Republic, which are scatter
ed through scores Of volumes, often inaccessible
10 the great mass OF readers. II 'yrms complete
Gaide Book to the tourist seeking for fields conse
Grated by patriotism which lie scattered over our
broad land.
Upward Of Thirty Thousand Donerswere expen.
died in the preparation o. this work The exqui.
,iie engravings, prepared under tl,e immediate
supervision Of the Author, from his own drawings
required the greatest care In printing. IT, this
end the efforts OF the Publishers have hsen di.
gected, and they take great pleasure in presenting
these volumes as the best specia4she Of typogr1-
ply ever issued from the American prcss.
Sold only by Subscription.
rublishedby Harper Bro,hsrs. X. !.
y. ROSE, cx lusive agent for tho Countie. Of
Addison aud Chitteudsa SOFT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-30

a speedy and radical cure Tor Deafness, Pains,
Noises, and Discharges from the Ears. This eel
cbrated remedy has been in use about ten years,
and hundreds afflicted with oeafness deemed in
durable, have had their hearing promptly and
permanently restored. 1t is n compound Of four
different oils, one Of which is obtained from a GER
tain kind Of walnut. 1t dissolves the Hard Wax
in the ear supplies It where it is deficient, ex-
cites to action the torpid auditory nerves. and
seldom fails to effect perfect cure when the Ear
afflicted, as hundreds have testified Buy il, use
H. and be cured.
Sole agent for Niillebury and Vicinity,
40 W. 2. Russell.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-30
HISTORY OF MIDDLEBURY.

The subscriber having prepared a History Of
hiddlebury, from the earliest settlement, with
Statistical and Historical Account Of the County
q Addison, will soon put them to press. Ths
History Of tho town will contain biographical
sketches Of some Of the early settlers ann prom
ihent citizens and It IL expected will be illus.
fated with thu likenesses Of come Of the deceased
prominent citizens The book will be Of the size
and the binding in the style Of Elders Life Of DR..
Rnne. On account Of the encouragement given
by tho town TO the publication It lie offered TO
subscribers in the town at low price; and no
agent will be sent 10 any other town 10 collect
subscriptions; but subscribers in any town, wi hose
subscriptions are returned TO the printing Office
Of Cobb & Mead by the Goth Of April, can have
the works at the subscription price. The books
are bound together for such as wish for both; but
may be bound separate and those who wish for
the ,County only can subscribe for that alone.
The prospectus and subscription paper are left at
the printing Office and at the Express Office In
the hands OF J. 3. Copeland, and with Charles
X Ford, Cornwall, and will be sent to gentlemen
In other towns in the county. 4s;s
Mddlebury, March 10. 1ste. s. SWIFT.
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wnDol1 oolnou1D o. =
PURE COD LIVER
.OIL AND LIME./

4 O.re for Consumption Coughs, Colds Asthnsa,
Bronchihs, GsnerdI Debility, and oil ScrotuEoss
Hunlors
This COMPOUND has been used with the most
complete success BY our most celebrated Physl
clans, for a removal and permanent cure of the
above diseases. Hundreds for whom there was
no hope before the discovery of this simple, vet
edeotusl remedy, have been raised to health and
happiness by lie timely use. Tho following case
Of Mr.. j. Williams 10 sufcient to convince ali Of
lite wonderful effects. Ho says
81 had been sick with confirmed Consumption
fer several months. | had used the clear Cod
Liver Oil most OF the time, but had derived bat
little benefit from II. had an attack Of bleeding
at the Lungs, which alarmed my friends very
much. I" they now supposed there was no hope
fhr me. About this time heard of your Com.
bound 81 Cod Liver Oil and Lime Immediate
ly oommsnced using il, and began soon to per.
ceive its beneficial fects; in two months NV
cough bad entirely left me, aud ! am now enjoy.
ing perfect health. Truly you're, J. wILLIiMs.
\. n. This Compound docs not naureate Ike
the clear on. Be sure and get fhe genuine, manu-,
$50 Court Street, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-30
BAKERS PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.

". BAKER Co.'s American, French, Hornoo.
Pat'ic and vanilla Prensinm Chocolate. Prepared
Cocoa, Broma, Cocoa Paste, Cocoa sicts, Soluble
Homeopathic and Diststic Cocoa, Cocoa SHELF and
Cracked C6coa, Celebrated "a nutrisics, solptor,
ard delicious beverages
For mere than hrte. roprths of a century, are
manufactured from Cocoa OF the finest quality,
and warranted superior to any other Cocoa Pre-.
parations made in the United States. As nour.
lshment for children, invslid., and persons in
health, and as substitutes for Tes and Coffee in
Nervous and Dyspeptio cases, they are invaiaa-
BILE and are recommended by most eminent Phy.
sioians.
For sale by Grocers generally and al our Office,
2o South Market Street, Boston.
WALTER BARKER & CO., Dorchester, Mas,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-30
AUCTION 4,

Tho eutlre stock Of DRY GOODS, GRO.
CERES, BOOTS aud SHOES, CRoCKERY,
CLOTHING, &c &c. Together with ons OK
Wagon. one double do, two single and one
Lumber do. Also one Sleigh, ono Slel, one
double Harness, two single do. Also Chains,
Yokes. Household Furniture, and 20 cord, of
Wood.
The above will be sold At public suction, on
Wednesday, April goth, at 10 A. N.
Terms made known at the .sls.
L. HAYWARD.
East Middlsbury, March g3, 1889 6o;5
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MARRIED..

In Mount Pleasant, Dewitt Co, ILL.,, by Rev.
Mr.. johnson, Mr. JOSEPH +. DAFT, forinerl Of
Springfield, Mass, To Miss $. VI. LARSrD, for
msrlv Of this village.
In Kalamazoo, Mich, in ST. Luke's Church, or
the 18th inst. by Kew. l.. N. Freeman, Mr. JepE
IL. BATES to Miss HATTIE W. CoLFAX, all Of
Kalamazoo,
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FOR SALE

Attention is called 70 the sale OF my real es-
ing houses, barn and outshou.es, and about three
acres Of good land. well watsred, beautiful 10
Gated In pleasant part Of the village The
whole will be sold &c purchased soon) for what
ons of the housss cost me, consequently the pur-
chaser has all el-e for nothing. Two Of the build
ins$ now rem, FOR seventy -four dollsrs per -
gooi paying oooosrn. Address
SIDNEY MOODY,
OrS R. ROCKWELL.
Nliilehury, VI. q
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AUCTION SALE.

viii be sold at my residence, unless prev lously
disposed of, soms two hundred fine wool Sheep,
so,ne young cattle, cp rlages, harnesses, farming
tools aud household furniture, on the 18Th day Of
April next c. HlNNAN.
Orwell March 90 1859. SOL
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NOTICE.

Alta meeting vi the Director, of the Rutland
and Addison Fire Insurance Company held at
Brandon, March 7'h, 1859, the follsyins resou-
ton was passed:
the payment Of debts due from said company and
closing mp Its concerns, the following assess.
mentS sha be and are hereby made:
On all premium notes In force June :, 1854.
per ce- {.
On all premium notes in force June :, 1858.
per cent.
Said assessments sre made payable on the hrsi
day of May, 1852 L. BiXBy, Treas.
Brandon, March 10 1859, 49:aw
PLATTSBuRGlI NURSERIES,.
A srl- dcd stock 70, .prins planting consisting
ofspple Trees, Stsnlsrd' and Dwarf all TIE
choice kinds.
PRAR Tp.ps-- Standards sud dwarf, good
fLuM TpsEn--Stsndard. and dwarf, Of tbs
best sorts.
CHERRY TBRs.- Standards and dwsrfs, beat
Raspbe,ries, Goosberries. and Currsnts, large
stock OF the best kinds.
New Rochslle or Ba~tot 1lncAherrv hne
plants, at 81 90 per dolsn.
GrArBs-A large stock Of the old varieties, and
also the following now sorts-Delawsra. Rebscca
Diana, Marion, Hartford Prolific, Concord and
Northern Huscadire.
RHUpABB-Nictsr:s, Downing Colossal and
LinnGus, (new.)
SrRAwBERRiEs-A good supply Of best softs.
AsrARAors FLASrs-Giant---I and . years
old,
ALSO ORNAMENTAL TREES.
heciduous and + ,crgrcen Very fine
Ornamental Flowering Shrubs and Crs.pers--
Of SORT.
ROSES,
large sssortement Of Climbing, Evsrbloomins
Moss and other superb kinds.
Paonies, Phoyos and other Herbaesoue Flow
ers. Hot Bed Plants, &C., &c., &c.,
Iriced and Descriptive Catalogues ssnt oil APP
pIicstlor
JOHN W. BAILEY y SON.
Is lress will be PACKED In tho beat manner
10Y Rhich moderate charge will be made, and
Sll Packages delivered at the Rail Road or Steam.
host without charge. Sp,4w
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CTATE OF VERMONT Be IL rc,. .,,.
ODistrtct VI Addison, IS. bered. that al n
Probate Court heldat Middlebury,w and
fnr the district, Of Addison on She 22d
day of March A. D. 1859.
II. B Wright administrator Of the estate O
CLARK CALENDER,
late Of Shoreham in said District de
ceased presents his petition in writing to
said court, praying for license to sell ali the
real estate of said deceased situate IN the
town Of Sboreham for the purpose ofpayina
the debts Of said deceased and the expenses
If administration and therein sets forth that
AL The said real estate Is mOrtgaged and
that there Is due on said mortgage debt
fbout the sum OF nine ousand and four
-undred dollars, and that there viii he six
hundred dollars or more Of other ci inns
against said estate besides th expenses al
administration, and that the personal estate
IS insufficient 10 pay sHid debts and de.
nands and that II is necessary to sell all the
real estate OF said deceased except die wild
ow's dover including the rCyclson Of said
dover for the purposes aforesaid Il ! there
Upon ordered that said application be con
rddercdby this court at a session thereof IT,
be held at the Probate Office in said Middle
bury, on Monday the 18th day Of April next.
at ten clock in the forenoon and thgtnotic
thereof be given TO all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objcc
tons if any they may have, to said liccuc-
being granted by publishing certified copy
OF this order in the Middletury RcgiStcr--a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury--
three weeks successfully previous tothe time
ofsaid court
J CALvrs G T1LulN, Judge
A TINE copy ofrecord.
5o;sw Attest. !. W eg-vArl, Register
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
once 3o Bromneld Street, Boston.
REV n. DAY. prea REV. p. MACON Viz pras

isaas HVscms,, n H. 3 3, Physicians"
EssbksAsd tie sueesstl TrsatusHt Of Dissasss prsn
Rational Principles.
The Elsctrohemical Baths together with DR.. 6rsenss
improved Medication, have been adopted in this Ins
ton, and have exceeded the most angune expectations in
the removal Of great variety Of diseases.
AL persons having Cancers, those afhictsd with
complicated diseases should avail themselves Of the per
sonal attention Of the physicians the Institute where
proper boarding houses are provided.
personal examination o. each preierabe hut
all the common forms Of diseases except In aggravated
and complicated cases, successfully treated With med
oinss which be sent 10 any part Of the world with
full directions, as q very correct knowledge be Oh
tanned from TO the questions In the Indian Ar
esna"a Newspaper published by the Institution copy
Of which will be sent free when requested; also Dr.
Gresne "ISpILNoPAfHf" Science Of Indian Medicine
may be had at the once for II cents by mail on the
receipt Of four postage stamps.
Consultations upon all diseases es Of charge ct the
oce, by letter the reception OF postage stamp
All communications should be directed 10 DR.. r.
6RfrNE SO Brom1eld Street. Boston, Mas,
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REFEREN CEs-

Hon. :, c. Maine Boston, Mass Rev. Edward Ia.
mund' Boston Mass Rev. Joseph W, Tareton, Boston,
Macs, Rev. Z. II. Nevin, D. D.. Chelsea Mass Rev
H.coukln, Providence, RL Rev. Charles p Grosvenor
Medford; Mass Rev, Bryan Morse, Groveland, Mass
Rev. John Hartman, Canterbury, n. H.; DR.. j. w.
fheIs rs fremont Street Boston, Mas j. 4. Merrill,
Eco, webster Houso,l Dos.on, Massi J.. Il. Phinney
Esli lNelcantlle liouse) Boston, Natsi A, w Oldham
ESQ Boston Nan Samuel MssFvs. Esqa Lowell, MssA