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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May &C. 1862 trims viii run as fol-
towsS-- II
TRAINS eoISN Souri, AND E,sr.-Nai train leaves Rou-
se's Aoint at so A. NJ stAlbans at 80 Burlington
us A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
trains for and from Wells River Sc. Johnsbury. itteon,
and with Northern Railroad for Boston, LOWELL Worcester
&c., Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
BOSTON, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield,
New Haven, and New York
NoHr Express leaves Og'lcnsburgh at 1900 NJ, Mon
tea $50 p NJ, Rouses Point at 6.l0 2. anl arriving
In Boston $40 A. NJ connecting Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad Boston and Worcester with YER
mont Valley arosd for Springfield New Haven and New
York. t& M tiN F@
Trains going North and westsIe train leaves Boston
at 7.SD via Lowell, Lawrence, Nnhburgh. Leaves
Springfield at 40 A. NJ Bellows Falls At " 25 2. NJ
meeting at White River junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston, and with psssumrsc Railroad for aud from
ST. Johnsbary aud tteon arriving at Burlington at 30
NJ aud at Sc Adams at 80 r. NJ, aud ogensburgh at
$50 A. NJ.
Nmsr FxrRess Tam leaves Bellows Falls at 9i5 Y. NJ,
Nceirng passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad having
New York at 800 4. and from Cheshire Raioad iease
ing Boston at 400 P. NJ connecting at White River June
ton with taie leaving Boston at SD p NJ via Lowell
at 5O0 M via Lawrence Leave White River Junction at
III IS p NJ, arriving at burlington at 30 A. NJ Roufes
Point at 20 A. NJ arrive at Montreal 1000 A. NJ and
at Ogeusburgh at IL 10 p NJ with Grand Trunk
Trains Tor Detroit. Chicago. and the W,~t.
New and beautiful slteping attached to both the
night trains running between Rouse Point aud
Boston, aud between Rouscs Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago aud the West for sale al
principal stations. q MERRILL supt
st, Adams, VT, May 26, 1862. k@ y
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Cheshire Railroad.

g UMMER ARRANGEMENT.--on and AFTER MONDAY
- May %, 1862, Trains viii run $ follows
MOVING EAsT-Leave
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ. and IS r. Mi Keene at n
~ and2 80 M.and arrive Fitehbnrg al IL 40 A. 81
and 452 NJ Boston at 30 and 3.3o Z. NJ. Worcester
at zoo and 100 p M.
MOVING wEsT-Leave
Roston at 30 A. NJ and 90 p NJ Pi.chburVh at 0 AZ
A. NJ and 9 30 r. ~ Keene, II Is A. NJ aud ~ p =
and AZ rive at Bellows Fails at 1870 A. NJ al5 p NJ
Windsor ~ A. NJ. and lois p. NJ Rutland, 800 A. Nj
aud II 40 z. NJ, burlington. 90 NJ.
TSaias cosasct as Soflotes.
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland Burlington, Montreal 0iens-
burgh, Albany Troy Saratoga springs SCHENECTADY and
he West No change of between Boston and Rutland
BY either train Lodge at Rutiand arriving Burlington
900 next morning, sc
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor white
River duprtions burlington. ogensburg. Montreal St
Jehnsbury, &c, via. vi. CENTRAL. PAssUMrSIC and
VERMONT x CANADA ROADS. sc. Both trains max.
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all points
north the last train running dirct through Windsor
r. Junction and burlington by night train over VI O.
IL. X, arriving at burlington 20 next morning, &C.
Doc- Truiss Cbarset at FfscAspygA
with Trains Of Fitchhurgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New YORK City.
And at Groon Junction with trains Worcester Nash
na H. for Nashua and Concord with Trains of stony
Brook H. H. for Lowell, Lawrence, SC.
II A. CHAPLIN, Supe erin tensispt
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt
superintendent Office, Keene, n H., May q. IsG2.
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Newspaper Law,

/. A postmaster is required TO give NO
tice BY letter Xreturu!ng the paper does no
answer the iswa when 3 subscriber does no
take his paper from the Office, and state til,
reasons for its not being taken; and neg
lect TO do so makes the postmaster resp0vssi
Die to the publisher for the payment.
2. Any person who takes paper regu
larly from the post-oilice-whether direct
ed to his name or to another---or whether
he has subscribed or not, is responsible foi
the pay.
B. If person orders his paper discon.
tiDued, he must pay all arrearages, or the
publisher may continue to send it until pay
ment is made, and collect the whole amount
'ohether Il as taken from Me office or not
There can be no legal discontinuance until
the payment is made.
A. If the subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at certain time, and the pub
Usher continues to send il, the subscriber is
bound 10 pay for it If he takes ii out Of the
pest-c0ice. The law proceeds on the ground
that man must pay for what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers and periodicals from the
or removing and leaving them
nncalled for, is prima .facte evidence of III
territorial fraud.
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RAILROADS..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE and after MONDAY, June 0, 1862, Pas.
sengrr Trains will leave bellows Falls for hrattleboro
az $50 A. NJ. aud LOO p Mand returning leave battebo-
no at 1910 A. NJ. and 420P. NJ.
Freight Train bellows Falls at el0 NJ aud Brat
tleboro at loo z. NJ.
The passenger trains OVER this route connect south
with the VI Mass. and Connecticut River Railroads, 10
Springfield Hartford New Haven and vrdgport direct 70
New York ON the North with the Rutland burlington
sullivan VT Centra Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
passumpso Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, 81 Johnsbnry
and White Mountains burlington and Ronses Psint, us
densburg and Montreal. NJ. sL0AT, Supt.
june 4. lS62. lut ~
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Rutland Il Burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANCEMENT

'S.A"GN An ~ "A
IN and after Monday, May 2 1862 Trains will run a.
" follows, to wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave burlington, s.lo, lO2D A. NJ and 93op,M
Arrive at Ratland, HloA NJ, 1880 Z. NJ, and u 30
night
Leave Rutland 525 and IL IS AM
Arsfve at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BeliowERalls, 1920 and go Pm
Ar1se at Ro land 2.40 and IL Al P. NJ.
Leave kutla b45 IA. NJ, 2b5 and 8 40 r. NJ.
Arrive &C Bo Hngton $50 A NJ, 8 IS and $50 z. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Vermont Centraland Vt & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier, St Adams Rouses Point Nom
treat Ogdensburgh and the WestAt Rutland with taias
for Troy Albany and New Yers Saratoga Springs Science.
tady and tire WesAt Bellows Pals with trains on rhes-
re Railroad for Htchhurg Worcester, Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad Brattleboro Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New Yorkaud with Sullivan
bury, Barton, Littleton and the White Mountains.
fassengers tor the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route giving them opportunity going
VIA Troy and Albany via Saratoga aud
thence, by New YORK Central Raroad passengers can
proceed via burlington and 0gdensburgh eonutnK At the
latter place with Trains the Grand Trunk Railway for all
points West and South.
u The 10 train from burlington mail train for Isos~
ton.
The 10 20 train from Burlington aud 40 train from Rpt
land Is New York and Montreal Express,
The 92' r. NJ train from Bellows Falls connects with
train leaving Boston a.4OOP NJ
For further particulars SHOWS Pathfinder aud Rail-
way Guide. "A. CHAPLIN SUPERINTENDENT
RUTLAND. VI May 20 1862 n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

TRIMMING TREEs.-After planting is
done your trees may be trimmed, for then
the leaves are out, or coming out, and tax
ing all the sap that is in circulation. When
the leaf has not put out the sap often runs
down from the wound and makes the trunk
OF the tree black and rough. Therefore
trim at time when the leaf absorbs the sap
Sugar maple trees never yield any sap at.
ter the leaves are out.
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CERTIFICATES,

BURLINGTON, VI, March Z, 1861.
To Messrs Gas. BAcKNAN & Co, NY.
GeHtemerf-We avail ourselves of this method 70 In.
or you that We have repeatedly made examination OF
hrn dies Whiskey Gin and Wines, with which the Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington has been mainly sun.
pied from your houes for the past three years also pec
mems from other agencies in the State from YOU
We have found them invariably Of full streng tn and uni
or purity and quality superior in every respect speai-
men, rom other sources FOR medicinal uses, they have
prosai and without hesitation evidently recommend
mem 70 an Who wish to supply themselves with Liquors up
on winch they can rely for purity aud strength.
We are yeur most obedent servants
SAMUEL W. THAYER, Jr.. VI. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

A WEES PowER.-The power of 8
wife for good or evil, is irresistible. Home
must be the seat Of happiness, or it must be
forever unknown. A good wife is to a man
wisdom and courage, and strength and en-.
durance. A bad one is confusion, weakness.
discontinue, and despair. No condition is
hopeless where the wife possesses firmness,
decision, an economy. There is no outward
prosperity that can counterfeit Incidence,
extravaganza and folly at home. No spir-
it can long endure bad domestic influence.
Man is strong, but his heart is not adamant.
He delights in enterprise and action; but
to sustain him, he needs tranquil mind
and whole heart. He needs his moral
force in the conflicts of the world. To re-
cover his equanimity and composure, home
must be to him place of repose, Of peace,
OF cheerfulness, of comfort and his soul
renews his strength again, and goes forth
with fresh vigor to encounter the labors and
troubles of life. But if at home he finds
no rest, and is there met with bad temper,
sullenness or gloom, or is assailed by dis
content or complaint, hope vanishes, and he
sinks into despair.
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Proof Safe in the WmI
DR.. Marshall's Headache and raiarh !.

lhils snos has thoroughly proved it-clf 10 |. q
Il article ever knosn for curing thn faiarrh a. Il
Head, and tbs ilesiache. IL has been Fund "a "A
remedy In many eases Of SIRE ewes Deafness has "A
moved BY H. and Hearing has ofien been grxzf ~
by Us use II purrrs out all ohstrnet sons srrresE
Glands. and gives healthy action to the p0r,s ss
Is recommended BY many 81 the best Physieian. al
Nitb great success and satisfaction evrrywhers
Mcrs than twenty Ave ears experience has prurss
fore
a iargv number Of tis most respectable vhcrssk
sists IN New York and HS~tnn IN = certificate "a
them IN 1904, say .s The Undersigned having foe HE
been acquainted with DR.. MarshaiIs Cstsrrh y
Headache snuff. and sold 10 our wholesale trsae "A
state that We believe il to be equal In every resv
accommodation given II for the cure Of CatarrhalH
sui ehst u r deeae.tiy the best article have
fof all the common aiseaeps of the Head j.
Beware of Geuate rfcits. A fac-simile n
nature OF the proprietor, Charles Bowen Is % ~
~
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MDBLEEUEr, Vt. July ., lsGl.


n, MDDIIrUEr, Vt, July ., 1851.
Dear Sr II have received and snaiyz.i the Bs,o-. a,
ties baekman 4 Co. from the Town Aeurx H. m,
nston- The samples we're marked sl,,hsri.s ~. - ~ q
oo Pure Old Standard Bourbon whiskey Cbzres &c.
nan % Holland Geneser Cordial, and Oard Dupuv
inee WITH similar samples from the sane house sna
Fuie ana ennrsiy me from ali injarinz ingredients
Yours very truly. HENRY VI SFFTFy
Prot Chemistry, Meliea Dept University Of vernon,
ihsss Liquors are for sale ths Town Agency E,
stoos ana ey other town agents generally tlrr,-,t d.
1881
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

GRAPE VrSEs--These may be trimmed
as soon as the leaves are formed. Bot they
viii bleed excessively if they are trimmed
in March or April it is well to trim lit
tie each year. La that case no large limbs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

Sow MoRE PEAs.-You will find that
your earliest peas win not yield large sup
ply but peas sown now viii pay for pick.
ing when the first are gone. Large peas
are as much easier shclled than small ones.
as large ears of corn are more easily husked
than small ears.
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There is one house TO every six persons
II the country. Ia New York City there
are Is persons 10 dwelling, on an aver
age-Boston about 6--New Orleans z near
ly.
A writer says, it is not the drinking, but
getting sober, that is SO terrible in drunk
ards life.'
An Irishman being asked on late trial
for marriage certificate of marriage, barred
his head and exhibited large scar, which
looked as though it might have been made
with fire shovel. The evidence was sat
isfactory.
A lady, regular shopper" who had
made an unfortunate clerk tumble over all
the stockings in his shop-they were fall
goods---obje that none were long enough
! want the very longest hose that are
made
Then, madam, you had better apply a
the next engine house,
Why was the mother of Moses, Of Bible
history, unlike DIR. Russell Of the Londor
Times! Because she made run for the
bulrush, and he made a rush from the Bull
Run.
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BRAxY.-SUDDEN DEATHS AMONG
SHEEP FED ON TuRNIrs.-As years sue
coed, SO does the mortality increase among
sheep, especially about the month of Novem-
Der. Any farmer having the advantage Of
rich land, and beautiful crop of turnips,
must calculate on very considerable loss
amongst his best sheep, when the change
from autumn to winter feeding is attempted.
The cause of the deaths is usually declared
to be inflammation, but the braxy Of the
hills is observed, though due to somewha t
different diet in the lowlands. The MORTAL.
ty is considerable also when the hogs are
nearely fit for market, and the most super
fetal observation must convince all thai
there is a distinct relation between higf
feeding and the mortality we are referring
to. Farmers have ready and certain
MEANS of prevention to adopt. 1t is alb
solutely neces AIRY that they should keep the
sheep on somewhat less food, and check tn,
fast thriving of some by laxative remedies
There is no time for treatment when th,
animal is seized, but judcious shepherd, i
made aware that il is plethora or fullnes
of blood which destroys his animals, an,
that by careful feeding, and very little med
icine, this can be prevented, could certain
ly protect his flock from decinatiop,-Re
s.ie,c
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American g Foreign M
.o,.,Mu. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF Pire,l
late Agent Of the U. $, Patent oa.s :, n I'm
70 STATE STREET, opposite KIM, ST..

4 fTER an extensive practice az ,
n ccntinucs 20 secure Patents il, IN nus IN
IN urcat kritinn, France, and othe, ~ ~ tniiei y
Yeats Specifications, Bonds, As.,',,',' t'gn nn
Drawings for Pate. Is, executed o,, ,,sO Md
despatch. Researches n,a,lc Into Auas;s..i hfps
to determine the validity or utility ~ w o
--sni legal or other advice rrnd,r,d H. 'a'ssotG
Ing the same. Copies Of the chains ~ ~ al hils
BY reuiittins One Dollar, Assignments us hes
instou "S f'totA
The Agency Is not only the larre., q,
through u Inventors have ADVANTAGE. ~ Nes h
81 ascertainng the patentability al ins ~. swung
by Y not immcssurably snperior. Ia AN, v
fcmd them elsewhere. The TestImonI'i, Whit n
that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL. Ar "is alos N
flcE than tho subscriber and a. s.iccpIs plt)
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ApI,,,,aSss L
that he has abundant reason TO irle,,a ~ b \
at no c,hcr Office Of the kind are the ~ 500 ~ Y
services 50 moderate. The Immense ,''s'.,hth N
scriber during the twenty years mast %os II
accumulate vast collection OF speeit,rs,,' ehatei
cisions relative to patents. AID 4
These, besides his extensive Ilhyrr, AZ
cal works, and iull accounts Of patent. ", 70 MI
ted States and Europe. render him ali. satT
offer superior facilities for obtahine pa,sr,oie
All Necessity for a journey to Wasb,a.,1s
patent, aud the usual grat delay thers w \
yentois. Ha f lsr Y
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POWERS lESTlTUTE,
RernardstOn, Mass.

ccesslRlE by Railroad, arst station below South Yer
"A Junction. .
rail- Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks each begin
the hast Wednesdays OF Aug Nov and Feb, respectively
Aarsea beaululinststate Buildings, Extensive Appa-
atus AGRICULTURAL Department Gymnsstc Club for health
f exercise the dest Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers &sS among rs Advantages.
l.. y. WARP, A. " Principal;
Mrs ". H. WARD, Teacher OF Ornament tai Departments
Miss 5. D. LEACH, rfeoeptrtsss
SEVERN SCnNELk Native Of 6ermsays Teacher OF Ger
man;
L. O. EMERSON, roarher of Music ,Instr- mental Vocal
aud other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal In the Preparation OF
Teachers, and from Gentlemen OF High Sccuthe Attain
before the Agricultural Department, vii be given
Letters Rcons Boarding for Board may be
to l. n WARD, Bernsrdstos,, Mass Board including
all Incidental Expenses Is furnished ia private families, aud
at the Cushman Hall under OF the Tcrchers at S23
per week. 80
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MDD1zBuar cOllros. MIaalsburr VI.

g., July Is. 1861. I
CHARLES A. j. MARSH, ESD, Commissioner Orange Co.
Dear Su!-The examination Of the Liquor sent some
ne since as Well as that recently received completed
lhnd the different samples entirely free qualifications
and impurities With this sheet YOU table Of poos
a. determined by analysis and comparison with other
quo you will find the strength of the specimens All thai
could be desired. The Alcohol evidently thar called q
per cent Seldom does this kind marg as high ~ rer en
- being the ordinary strength The Rum contains mor
eoho than the ordinary samples The Gin the ordinary
ahoun'' Inc Wine regard good article and strong
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TESTING


II regard Mr.. Eddy as one ofthe s,sy 49,,
Jm practitioners with whom have had M ~,
CHARLES MASON, com,aisse,..lias,
II have no hesitation In assuring ln,,,,o..
not employ person m0e eonp,fssf os.S !, 'aa
more capable Of putting their applications i,
cnre for them an early and favorable cop.a.sn |
fasent once. EDMUND BugSs
Late commisslop,r : !,
Mr. X. II Eddy has made for me r,t,p.,u
tions, on all but ONE of which patents Nav ~
and that isnesr psnsfisg. Such nnmistakah, = = n
talent and ability on his part heads me "a -. -
inventors TO apply 10 hin 10 procure Their -
may be SURE Of having the most faithful a,sn,ea
on their cases, and az very reasonable charrcs h
JOHN lied
During eight months, the subser;ber 4, :.
large practice, made on fartcs rct. annl,r.,.e
APPEALS, EVERY on. Of which va &c. j..s,.st
by the Commissioner Of Patents. M
Boston, Dc. 2, 1851. y q
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Z A u ITO
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE uru

D.; poN- Ply sician and snrgeon No Endcott sfrss.
BOSTON consulted daily for all diseases nciIen, -
FL se stem. Proapsu Uteri, falling Of the Womb
o~ Alous Suppression, and other menstrual Icrs,ra
en,s are All treated on pathological pripc;n - a
5 teasi guaranteed in very few days So invar;abi
certain Is the mode Of treatment th.t
complaints yield under it, and the sf,i;rfss
yoees in perfect health fViSon 80, n re-
Of A. M 20 aoaot had greater experience in the curs
in Boston. 'i 'aen any otner PHI sician
in P .ecos odAions for patients who may wish to ,,av
'H N, ION =, lev days under his treatment - -
VI Dow since Si5 having confned III. whole .,,..,,
F.,nst ~ Pseee ior the Of Private Dizsases and
States. 'ses NO superior IN the United
not be answered. "i'e e'AiAfs OF they viii
"1'ee Hours from A. to9PN usla,.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

CATERPILLARs.-Right in the midst Of
planting the nests of these nuisances begin
to appear and show their colors. Still they
conduct more honorably than some of the
scamPs at the South, who creep along slyly
and shoot sentinels without showing any
colors.
A brush, said TO be contrived by Col
Pickering of Salem, Mass, one of Wash.
ington's Secretaries, is good instrument to
destroy the nests when they are quite small
Its conical form enables the holder 10 pen.
citrate into the narrow recesses where the
young are often found. 1t is good prac
tice to go the rounds of your trees a second
time and be sure you leave none for seed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-20

need to be cut and The wounds may heal il
a single summer. August isthe month When
the wounds heal fastest,
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subscriber having purchased the right 20 MAMMA,
ture aud sell IN Ntudham County, W W HnilrBan'
Patent fed Gutter, would give notice that he i ov r,
to furnish the sassae --
The attention Of Farmers and xhc have s,ret IN s,
y invited to this Machine the hst cheapest thi e.
nay straw Or eoEu-s;slk in il Is simple 10 ar
o. Fspair IL Is sffeing. and can be guagci 20 a. = -
sne Reed troH Que half inch to three inches 10 length
BsllowsFsli7, August !, ls6n. 81
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REFERENCES.
s. W fHAYER, NJ. D., Dean of the Medical Faculty In
the University of Vermont. -
W. CARPENTER, Professor &C., in the Vermont Uniycr-
sity ~
j. s. PIERCE, ELI CHlTTENDEN Agents. Burlington.
ANsoN BARBER, Agent, Brattleboro
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CHAS. II. ROWE,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,

4 TrENDs PERSONALLY to all 49,. -. -..-...
u nat "a'ei'ez IN 9Th him Be Cs-a,ei or - /,
sn.n - aone thergsrhly and ear-fGy inf 4 e.ds -
promised syn u tise Area, Chester ri
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.
Just published in a Seal,

Just published in Sealed Enyelope-Priee Cts
Lectsre BY DR.. CulverveI the cause and eurr Of
n srernaiorrirsa, Consumption. Mentsl and Phvsir,
nehi! Netfpsn- Epilepsy. imFaiei Nutrition Of the
Body lssituae. Weakness Of the LINKS and the Rs-k In
dsisition and fucapeity For STUDY labor uilpsS n
Api rensiea loss of Mcrcry % Sci.tv Iose
% siindei ItmiAy; scifDisiruss Dizziness: Hcsf,ri
Aiecons q the Eyes pimpis the Face Involuntary
Youthful Inds-rvfion. Sc. Sc =
= This admirable Iscture clearly proves the shove
rnnrrate efien tel evils may b. removed With
cut uellctt and ~tctf dlre-els slriea osfsoas and
should be rad y every yofh aud every nan in the tsri
sn unier =sl q any aiirs IN plain saieI ~rrelose
% The rycspt q six cenf- psa- st.r,r- ~ "a
fre-tnS CHAS. }. q KLINE & Co
Nly L B1rslys NeE foss, o. Bax f-SS