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Cheshire Railroad.

q UAIMER ARRANGEMENT.-0n and after MONDAY
- May 20, 1862, Trains viii run as follaws-
MOVING EAsT-Leave
Bellows Falls at 8 so A. NJ. and SIS P NJ Keene at 80
A. NJ and 55 M-and arrive at Fitchhurg II 40 A.
and 452 NJ Boston at 30 aud 80 p. NJ Worcester
at 200 and 100 PM
MOVING WEST-Leave
Roson at 30 A. NJ. and 90 P Nj; Fitchburgh at AS
A. NJ and $50 P. NJ. Keene, % A. NJ. aud % P. M
and rive at Bellows Fails at 1920 A. NJ. and 915 p NJ
Windsor 81 A. NJ and lois p. M; Rutland 800 A, NJ
and ii 40 Z. NJ; Burlington 6 90 p. NJ.
As Trains Connect as foltotes:
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal. Ogdens
burgh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change Of between Boston Rutland
by either train. Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
800 next morning, &c
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River junction, Burlington. 0giensburg Montreal st
Jehnsbury, &c. via. VT. CENTRAL PASSUMPSIC, and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VI CENTRAL r. r. for all points
NORTH the last train up running direct through Windsor
W r. junction and Burlington. by night VT c.
r. r., arriving at Burlington 20 next morning, &c.
Do,on Trans Connect a Fitehbush
with Trains of Fchburgh Worcester r. R for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton Junction with trains of Worcester Nash.
VA r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains of Stony
Brook Il. X. for Lowell Lawrence. SC.
A, CHAPLIN Superintendent,
STEWART, Gen, Ticket Agt
superintendent Office KeeneN. H., May %, 1862.
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How TO WATER PLANTs.--This is usu-
ally badly done. Water is poured upon
the surface, enough. perhaps, TO wet down
an inch or two The water washes the fine
earth into the chinks and inferstices, and
there the plant stands, with dry or only
moist soil below, but with baked mass on
the surface which shuts out warmth, air,
and the moisture that would be derived
from its free circulation. One of two meth
DDS should be adopted Remove the sur
face earth and pour on water enough to
reach the wet subsoi and when the water
has soaked in, replace the dry surface soil,
TO be meistened from below or, make a
hole as near the plant as you can without
disturbing the roots, and fill this with water
two or three times, and afterwards fill it
with dry earth first removed. AT all events,
when you water at all, water freely. and
with the foot or hoe throw little dry
earth over the surface as the water settles
away. These are important hints, A few
plants thus well cared for will yield more
than three times the number carelessly
treated.
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ANOTHER .SINGuLAR CASA short
article appeared in the Republican recently,
headed "a singular case" and relating that
a man in New Hampshire had an inordinae
craving for onions during his last sickness,
which were denied him, and that after his
death calcareous substance was found in
his stomach which was completely dis
solved by accidental contact with onion
JUICE. The article come 10 the notice of
Or. IL. Shelton Mackenzie Of Philadelphia,
who has written to us AN account of another
case equally singular, and the two together
ousht 10 host onions mo high regard and
frequent use in certain cases. DIR. Macken-
Zie writes -
My grandfather, who was one hundred
years old on the day was borne. was a
country gentleman in the South ef Ireland,
From his thirteenth TO his fifteenth year he
suffered greatly from the painful disease of
stone in the bladder At the age of fifty
he Submitted to the operation of hthotomy,
and the stGne was taken out whole-re-
sembling IN shape and color an ordinary
square OF CASTLE soap, with the corners
rubbed Oft by use at the wash BASIN AS
might be expected the favorable issue of a
then rare and dangerous operation drew
many persons TO see the stone. AT last
when the general curiosity wa, satisfied, the
stone was laid by in The drawer Of bureau.
Several weeks later medical friend de-
sired 10 see the stone, and was din ected to
take II ont of the drawer. To the surprise
OF all, the stone had nearly vanished-all
but small residnum resembling dark
jelly. In the drawer there were several
large Spanish onions. The doctor came to
the conclusion that the onions might have
dissolved the stone, and from that time,
made raw onions leading part Of the food
which he permitted 10 patients suffering
with gravel. urinary calculus or stone. l
have heard that his success was remarkable
and invariable. My grandfather lived
more thad 20 years (he died at ll2) after
the operation, made onions constant part
Of his food. and never had a recurrence OF
his complaint. | believe that AN account
Of this case was published in the Hibernian
Magazine in 1880. Ii curiously corrobor-
a,es the statement in your paragraph. -
Springfield Republican,
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Agricultural.
Preserving Eggs.

Since the " hen-persuader has failed In
its object, and fowls cannot be prevailed up
on to lay eggs all the year round. It Ia adj
visable for those who are fond Of eggs TO
preserve them in seasons when they are
plenty. However close and compact the
she'll of an egg may appear to be- Il j. new
ertheless full Of minute holes and pores in
visible TO the naked eye. The effect Of these
holes is apparent in the decrease OF the
moisture of the EGG. and the subsequent
change in the contents by contact with the
air. "As full as an egg Is Of meat j. an
old saying, but in all stale eggs there q a
vacancy proportional 10 the loss they have
sustained by evaporation. If the end of a
fresh egg be applied to The tongue it feels
cold, but in nm added egg ii feels warm. be-
cause the albumen of the egg being in con-
tact with the she'll absorbs heat from the
tongue more rapidly than an air-bubble in
fresh egg. If the pores of the egg-shell
be closed, the contents must be preserved
intact, as no change can occur, and the OBJ
ject is TO close this atmospheric connection
in the cheapest and Simplest manner. ANY
kind of varnish viii answer the purpose in
one sense, but win defeat it in another; as
eggs being particularly affected by strong
scents. would lose their delicate flavor by
the odcr of the coating.
A better plan would be to employ beef
suet or mutton tallow, provided the egg can
be kept in cool place. The eggs should
be dipped in the fat and afterwards wiped
off as any excess of grease over that re-
quircd to Gil the pores, would become ran
cid. After this the egg should be set per-
pendicularly, with the small end uppermost,
and placed in box filed with bran and
tightly covered up. If the eng is laid on
its side. the yolk will adhere to the SHE'LL
Charcoal finely pnlverized is a coed subsi-
tute for bran. as ii is deodorizer and will
absorb any disagreeable effect that might
be perceived from the gresse. Eggs ac-
quire an unpleasant odor by coming in con-
tact with strong smelling substances. such as
mahogany sawdust, lime-water, and musty
straw; and the greatest care should be OBJ
served in having all the materials used each
excellent after its kind. 1t is common
practice TO preserve eggs in lime, but they
are at least doubtful when so kept, and cam
not be praised.--.Scsenttfc american.
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Important to the Al

DR DOW continues to be consult|
~ Nos. and 3 Endicott Street, Boston, |
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE Nd
BY long course Of study and practical
limited extent, DR.. d. has now the gyatifs
the unfortunate with remedies that hsv
arst introduced them, failed to cure the
SEES of
GoNoRRHGsA and sYpiHI
Beneath his treatment, all the horrors
pure blood, impoteney, Scrofula, 6ehort
and distress In the regions Of pr0rreatiop
the Bladder and Kidneys, HI droeele. d
frightful sweilIngs, and the long train Of b.
attending this elas of diseases. are M,
harmless as the simplest ailings Of rhiA
SEMINAL wEAKNRss
DT, D. devetes a great part Of his tias
of those cases caused by a secret and sss
ruins the body and mind. uniting Che us
nai for business or society. Some Of TIE
chsly effects produced by early habits 4
ness OF the Back and Limbs, Dizziness q n
OF sight, palpitation Of the heart Dyspu
arrangement of the digestive functions
samption, &c. The fearful effects on ID
be dreaded loss of memory. confusian 81
of spirits, evil forebodings. aversion Of SOC
timidies, &c, are among the evils prodassI
should, before contemplating matrimeuy
can of experience, and be at once restosl
happiness
Patients who wish to remain under D.
q few days or weeks, will be furnished Eial
and charges for board moderate Medicines
of the country, with fall directions for us
scription Of your eases. DIR. Dow has also i
Capacities, warranted the host preventative
Three for 81, and red stamp
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The strongest man feels the influence of
woman's gentlest thoughts, as the mightiest
ok quiyers in the seftest breeze.
II you would be pungent, be brief, for it
is with words as with suubeams, the more
condensed they are the deeper they burn.
In systems and in persons. success dis
closes faults and infirmities which failure
might have concealed from observation.
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HIGHLY IMPORl
TO FEMALES IN DELICATfI

rs. UUW, Physician and Snrpa
IL Endicott Street, Boston, il eonsngfe
seases incident to the female system, y
the Womb, Flow of Albas, Suppression. an
al arrangement, are all treated on new pal
eiples, and spesdy relief guaranteed in yer
invariably certain IL the new mode Of tleatu
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the
soon reioiees in perfect health.
ilr. Dow has no doubt had greater expeFfl
Of diseases Of women and children than an
n Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients VI
stay in Boston few days under bis tn stns I
DR.. Dow, since is45, having confined BIZ I
to an Office practice, for the cure Of Phas
Female Complaints, acknowledges no sugei
N. BAN letters must contain 4 red i'd
not be answered.
Office Hours from A. ~. to pm.
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VT. Central 4 Sullivan Railroads.
SUMNER ARRANG ENT. s
Commencing June 29th, 1868.


~ Commencing June 29th, 1868.
TRAINS GOING Souri, AND EAsr-Mail train leaves Rouses
Point at $50 Burlington at 7l5 A. NJ, connecting
White River Junction and at Bellows Falls with trains
for Boston Worcester &c.. and with Vermont Valley Rail-
road for Springfield and New York arriving In New York at
l0l5 PM
Dsy ExpRrss TRAIN leaves ogdeusburgh at 80 A. NJ.
Boston, NsN1 }3 1i Efii4s3a i.t4 Ct N4
NeHT Express leaves ogdensburgh at 1915 P. NJ, Mon
trea 345 r. NJ Rouses Point at 600 p. Nj and arriving
In Boston at $40 A. NJ connecting at Fellows Falls with
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New uayen and
irving in New York at 420PM NJ.
3i TRAINS GOING NORTH
Day Express Train, leaves Boston at 100 A. NJ. White
River Junction at II Is p H. Burlington at 20 p NJ for
0gdensburg Chicago the Vest making close connections
Mail train leaves Boston at T9p A via Lowell Law
renee Fchburgh. Leaves Springfield at $50 AM Bel
lows Falls at IL 20 NJ for ST. Johnsbuy Iteton, and
Burlington &c., arriving at Montreal at 1870 PM, and
Ogden sburg at $50 A. NJ.
NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at BIS p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York at 90 A. and from Cheshire Railroad leav
ing at 400 NJ connecting White River juno
ton with ria leaving Boston at 80 p. NJ, via LOWELL
90 p NJ Leave White River junction at
il As p NJ arriving at Burlington at 460 A. NJ, Rouses
Point SOS A. M arrive Montreal 800 A. NJ, and
ogdensburgh at IL Is A. Both the Mail Trains and
the Day Express Trains connect White River junction
with Passumpsic Road for and from Boston and the White
Mountains.
Mail Train north from Sullivan Road connects at White
River Junction hout delay with express train for Concord
and Manchester.
running between Rouses Point aud Boston
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations. q MERRILL Supt.
st, Adams, Vt, June %. 1S63. ~
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON aud after Monday May IL, 1868, Trains will
" follows, to wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, s.25, A. NJ, Ills A. NJ. 9.20PM
Arrive at Rutland, II 25 NJ, 2.l5 r. NJ, u 20 A. NJ
Leave Rutland, IL As A. NJ. 5.25 A. NJ
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 29oP. NJ, 750A. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BelowsFalls, 1220P. NJ. go P. NJ, $40 A. NJ
Arrive at Rutl4nd 2.45P NJ IL 40 P. NJ, 1910 A NJ
Leave Rutla IS P. NJ, 43DP NJ. 6 90 A. NJ
Arrive at BIZ lington $50 P. NJ $50 ?. NJ, 1904 NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Vermont Centraland Vt & Canada
Railroads Montpelier st Adams Rouses Point Mon
trea 0gdensburgh and the WestAt Rutland with trains
Troy Albany New Yerk Saratoga Springs Science
WesAt Bellows Falls with trains Ghesh-
ire Railroad for Rtchburg Worcester, Lowell and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Bratteboro Springfield,
Hartford New Haven and New Yorkand with sullivan Il.
r. for Windsor White River Junction. Wells River st Johns
bury, Barton, Httleton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West will find tins cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets and all necessary information enquire at the
offices the line e. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
RUTLAND, Vt, May 4, 1868. 81
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DIR. MARSHALE)
Headache and Catarl

TiIis Snuff has thoroughly proved a
Il article ever known for curing the Cd
Head. and the Head ,che 1t has been
remedy In many cases of sore eyes. Bsi]
moved by it, and Hearing has often be,a 1
BY its use. 1t purges eat all obstructass
Glands, and gives a healthy action to ts
is recommended BY many of the best
used with great su Seess and satisfaction n
More tnan twenty five years expenn !
great value and at this moment 1t stass
before.
A large number Of the most respeeai
gists in New York and Boston 10 VI
them in 1854 say: "The undersigned hi
been acquainted with Dr. MarshaE5
Headache Snuff, and sold in our whoea
state that we believe IL 30 be equal in 4
recommendation given it for the cure of1S
and that II Is decidedly the best article "a
tor all the common diseases of the head
G-BEWARE OF C0UNTERFETTs- =
signature Of the proprietor, CHARLES y
ry bottle.
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TEsrlM oSIAIs.

TESTlM oNIALs.
II regard Mr.. Eddy of the capable success
f practitioners with whom have had official intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents.
az have hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
not employ person competent trstcerthy and
more capable Of putting their applications form to Sc
for them early and favorable consideration at tn,
Patent Ofice.n EDMUND BURKE,
f.s Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr. r. Ii, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appIica.
tions all but of which patents been granted
and that pending Such nnmtakable proof great
talent and ability his part leads to all
nyen to apply to him to their patents they
may be of having the most faithful attention bestowed
on their cases, and at very reasonable chargesn
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
large practice made oe rejected applications SIXTEEN
AppEAIS, EVRY ONE of which decided in his faror
by the Commissioner of Patents. r. Ii EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 49, 1862 52-ly
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Pure Drugs & Medicines,
Marriage Certificates.

~ LERGYMES often have the interesting ceremony Of
Marriage perform and Blank Certificates for use OF
such occasions may BE- obtained by applying
AT THIS OFFICE
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GA SH ONLY.

at prices averaging below the present Wholesale value
the goods in any of our large markets
We have just bought quantity Of staple goods to
assert our stock which will sell and expenses
while Mt the same time we have large variety of good goods
purchased before the late rise in priceswhch we will
sell much lower than they can be bought
Our object to sell off to close the con-
Germ and propose to make it interest of those
who buy for cash. its equivalent purchase goods
We invi early call. JAMES A. WILLARD & co
saxton's River Dec. 3, 1862 SO
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Certain Cure in all
OR NO CHARGES Mlp1

nR. DOW is consulted daily ten
- P NJ, as above, upon all difficult saa
OF every name and nature, having BY d.
ton and extraordinary success gained
calls patients from all parts ofthr eouDit'
Among the ply sieias in Boston nt 1eT
the profession than the celebrated DIX ~ ~
Street, Boston. Those whg aeed s1e ~ ~ NJ
eneed physician and surgeon, shoala w ~ ~
s.--Dr. D. imports and has ier ssN :, =. !,
the French Secret. Order BY mail, : ior 81
Boston, April, 1868.
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The Early Physical NJ.
|AqassaIasA6i' ed


JUST PUBLISHED BY m
PHYSICIAN TO THK TROY LING
A Treatise on the Causes Of Early ph,.,
erican People; the Cause Of Nss sa
-rsvr5 Consumption and Mar
This work Is enc Of high moral lon.
yet thrilling language, and appeals n, ~
consciousness of ALL, PARENTS and ersssg
failing scientific and reliable al and t,..,
II win besent by Mail on receipt Of NJ
70 Parents and Guardians! fail No, = /
this book. WaiaA ta
10 Young Men fail not to send ana
IL Ladies'! you too shsald al once ~ |
book.
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American 6 Foreign Patents.
'.4 r.. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Agent of the o. s. Patent Office Washington ;nnde,
the Act of 1887
rs STATE STREET, opposite Kilby Street. BOSTON


the Act of 1885,
T6 STATE STREET, opposite Kilby Street, BOSTON.
FTER extensive practice of upwards of twenty years
N continues to Patents in the United Staes also
in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Yeats Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Papers
Drawings for Pate s executed liberal terms and with
despatch Researches made into American Foreign works
to determine the validity utility of Patents Inventions
and legal other advice rendered in all touch
ing the Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished
by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded Wash
ipgton
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
through it inventors have advantages securing
of ascerainng the patenabty of inventions
by, if not UNNECESSARILY SUPERIOR any which can
fered them elsewhere The Testimonials below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF.
FICE than the subscriber and SUCCESS is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would add
that he has abundant to believe and prove
at o.her office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice of the sub
scrber during the twenty years past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection of specifications and official
eisions relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library legal and echani
cal works and full accounts of patents granted in the
ted States and Europe, render him able beyor question
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity for Journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
yentoIs
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TO NERVOUS SUFFEREe
IL SEXES. A Reverend gentleman N
to health in few days, after undeIg''s' -
tine and irregular expensive MODES -,
success. considers il his sacred duty ~. d,
aiiiicted fellow creatures the mean, y II
receipt of an addressed envelope, DC = 10
o. the prescription used. Direct g =
ls5 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New iU"
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RAILROADS..
Es sl 49, go -
Vermont Valley Railroad.

NToTICE.--On and after MONDAY, May 4, 1858, Pas
IN senger Traius will leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro
at 100 NJ and 205 P. and returning leave Brattiebo
no at 1870 A. Nj, and 4,a6 P NJ. &101da8tli ~ ono
Freight Train leaves bellows Falls at % A. Land Brat
tleboro at 500 AN, f4 ii (!
The two passenger trains this route connect south
with the VI Mass and Connecticut River Railroads. 70
Springfield Hartford New Haven and BRIDGEPORT direct 70
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington
Sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada Connections and
Passumpsc Rivers Railroads forming direct
with WHITEHALL Saratoga AMI Schenectady, St. Sohnsoury
and White Mountains, Burlington and Houses rent og
densburg and Montreal NJ, sL0AT, supt.
May 4, 1868, ia arA Wal 4 OF W.
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MelOdcOns /! MclOdeOns!
r. ESTEY,

MVlVlNVnno ANANAVveSVASD
II. ESTEY, sa
SUCCESSOR tc Messrs, EsTEY GREEN emily
- Manu- In this country OF the PERfECf Mn
IOpEON with patent Harmonic Atachment Bass hamper
and Manual Sub Bass.
Tba world wide r~nown these NELoDE0NS have obtain
"a within the last years evidence OF their SUI
over all others. We manufacturing SOME
thirty different kinds these Instruments and have rs
Gently added former large variety, this sA 'tt
adT COTTAG f. OR GAN, mo7'
with or without the Harmonic Attachment, and Manual
Sub-Bass This Instrument has equal OF Its sze ior
power and efficiency and Is really the most desirable nor
Sabbath Schools churches Lecture Rooms Nestries Pub
lie Halls &c. that be obtained, the low price at
which is sold brings within the means Of the mos NM
ted and supplies place which 1t has long been felt no in
srument was peculiarly adapted Its size, eompacness,
power and beauty Of tome neatness and simplicity OF con-
sruction and Of will at once recommend
It to every one as being all That is claimed for IT.
pJ-Eyery Instrument warranted.
Nm ~ rN AZ -
From the best Manufacturers New and Second Hand For
Sale, and TO Rent, on the most reasono bic terms,
NrAddress, J. EsTEY, Brattleboro, Vt. ls 4fI-5 III
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A Word OF Solemn Couse,,.
40 those who will ~

10 those who will rss.J
A class Of msladies prevail W M..ss1
munity, booming ut least 100 900 yonts !,
nually. to an early grave. These dis
fectly understood. Their external msn,a
tons are Nervous Debility, RelaxatiaD
Marasums or wasting and consumpt,on !.
whole body shortness Of breathing q,
ON ascending hill or a flight of stair
the Heart Asthma, Bronchitis ana ~
of the Hands and Limbs, aversion to Sos,.I
or study; dimness OF Eye sight: loss ~ n |
Of the Head, Neuralgia Pains In y,lriors
Pains in the Back or Limbs; I.umbaao
gestion irregularity OF the bowels I'M
the Kidneys and other glands Of the M.
or fleur Albus, IS. Likewise Epilepsy n
vous SpasMs.
Now, in ainety- cases out Of ever
the above named disorders. and a host 4 NJ
as Consumption Of the Lungs, and that Il
willy Srn Of Consumption of the Spia6l N
Tdbes Doysales, and Tabes mesenterIea MI
origin in diseases Of the Pstrfs Tisera III
success on the part Of the old school mr.,
symptoms only.
DIR Andrew Stone, Physician to the m,
gienic InstStution, Is nov engaged IL tre.s''
modern maladies with the most assopSh,ni
treatment adopted by the Institution 4 n,
ON scientific principles, with new discover
out minerals or poisons. The faculties AZ I.
patients can be cured at their homes Il .
coenssy, from accurate descriptions Of M,
ana nave the medicines sent by Mail /, X
interro2atories will be forwarded on 4 nns,,
W Consumption, catarrh. and az
cured as well at the homes Of patients y !,
By sending The Cold Medicated fahalss I
with Inhaler, and ample directions Cor ~.
correspondence. = 'HsS
GJ- Patieats applying for iate,resc,a,,,, =
inelose return stamps, 10 meet aifsss1s
IL The attending Physician viii |, t,s,s
ton for consultation, from 8 4. Ma
Sunday in the afternoon.
Address, DIR. kSrRy,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Rygsgl,
Physician trr Diseases Of the Iiears, N,
s6 Fifth Street, Troy,N. Y.