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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT.
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IL II. Is ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent OF he " - fatent Othce Washington,
under the act Of 1887,
No. 70 State Street Opposite kilby street) boston
Alter extensive practice Of upwards Of tVsntv
years continues TO secure patents In the United States
also in Great Britain, France and other countries Ca
Yeats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments, and all pn
pers or drawings for patents, executed on reasonable
terms with dsf atoh. ReseATohes made INTO American
and Foreign works. to determine the validity and uttv
OF Patents Of Inventions and legal and other advice
rendered In all matters touching the same Copies of
the claims Of any patent furnished BY RENTING one dol
lar. Assignments recorded IN Washington
No Agency in the United States possess superior fe
ties Tor obtaining patents Asoerainng the patentab
ity Of inventions
During eight months the subscriber in the course OF
his large practice. made twice rejected applications
sixteen appeals every Of which decided ia his
favor BY the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. Eddy one u the most CAPABLE and
successful practitioners with whom have had fcia in
tercourse' CHAs MASON"
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them early and favorable Consideration
at the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner on pnteuts D.
" Mr.. II. Eddy has made for me Thirteen appie..
TONS in ali but one Of which patents have been granted
and that is the one now pending Such unmistnkable
proof Of great talent and ability his part leads me TO
recommend ali inventors 70 apply 20 him 20 procure
their patents as they may be Of having the most
faithf attention bestowed their cases aud At verv
easona0ie charges. GOAL JOHN TAGHART' -
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WISTAR'S BAJSAM
Or
w ID G. III Il K II Y
HAS BEEN ustD FoR NBARLv
HALF CENT? Try,
WITH TIVE MOST AsroEnHISo suooE,slN CURING
Coughs Colds, HoAsene,s, Sore 1htoAt,
Influenza Whooping Cough Group,
Liver Complaint. Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing,
Asthma, and every
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON MPTI ON,
which carrie, Of more victims than any other diesse,
and whch battles the skill Of he Physicians TO kreR,et
extent than any other malAdy, often
YIELDS lt THIS REMEDY
shen all Others prove Intellectual
As A MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOUTH IN EFFECT
SAFE IN ITS OPERATIONS,
1T Is UNS URPAS SEDl
while as p epsiaton free rom xous ingredients
Pc sons; or minerals uniting shi silence, and medical
knowledge combining all that is valuable in the vege
table kingdom Tor this cla's Ct diseases. II is
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled, merits ard receives the general conf
dence Of the public.
SEYMOUR. THATCHER, ND,
Of Herman, N. Y, writes as follows -
"wIsrAR's BAlsAN or WILD CHRRRY gives unver.
sal satisfaction IL seems TO Cough by loosenng
and cleansing the lungs and allsying irritation. THUS
RENoyiNo THE CAUSE INSTEAD or DRYiSo Up TIE
COUCH md LEAVING THE CAUSE BEHtND consider
the Balsam good any u not he best Cough me d.
cine with VIII chi am acquainted
From X. FELLOWS, Nj, d OF Hill, n. II.
ent medicines can but say In lust ice to DR. wisaAR
bALsAM or WHO HEBBY tina, il is a edy Of supe
rior value for Pulmonary Diseaies.
have made use Of this preparation for sever, years,
and 1t has proved to be very reliable and eitacous in
the treatment Of severe and long standing 0ughS
know Of patient. in comfortable health, who
has taken this edy and who but for lis use, con
slider would lot now be living"
UNSOLICITED, TESTIMONY.
From Rev, Francis Lo5deH Pastor Of the South Con-
gregaitonai Church bridgeport, Connecticut
BBIDGEroRr, January, q, 1864
Gentlemen IL consider it duty which owe to suf
ferIg humanity 10 bear testim the virtues Of Dr.
Wistdr's Bdisam Of IYid Cherry. | have used it
when have had occasion for any remedy for Coughs,
Colds. or Sore 1htoAt-or many Yeas, and never in a
single instance has IL failed to relieve md
have frequently been very hoarse Saturday, and ok
ed forward to the delivery Of two sermons the follow
rg day with sad msRvines, but By liberal Of the
Bassm my hoateness has invariably been removed and
| ] have preached without difficulty.
CONNIE nd 1t to my brethren in the ministry and to
public speakers generally certain remedy for the
bronchial roubles which peculiarly exposed
Entirely unsolicited, send you this testimonial which
you are 81 liberty to in any way you choose Per
haps the Basam Goes not affect all persons alike, but il
always removes my hoaTseness and fits me for the min
istef's hard working day-the Sabbath.
II Very truly yours, FRANDIS LOBDBi l..
PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
i PREPARED by
SETH W FowLE x SON. Is Tsemontlst. n Boston
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Tho people of Victoria, Vancouver's Island
have petitioned Queen Victoria to allow the
colony to withdraw from the British and an
mex itself to the United States Government
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
elan surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every and nature should give him call
Z. S-Dr. Dow Imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Oder by mail. Two for 81
and a red stamp. OS 90
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IMPORTANT

n o BUTTER MAKERS!
20 all who wish to buy a Churn we rec
Il ommend the sASHoRS CHuRK AND BUTTER woAK-
Pm as the very best, for these reasons
LIST. Bacause il will make the most batter from lie
same amount Of cream.
ID Il will chuIn the butter in from three to Eve min
utes.
3d. II will wash all The bu'termik out entirely clean
In three minutes leaving the butter with nice grain
4th. 1t .ill salt the butter perfectly In two or
three minutes; all his be done without putting
hand TO the butter.
6h The Chprn will wash itself entirely clean ia one
minute by putting in hot and tuning the crank
( For sale by SCOTT y CO., aud TIMOTHY CROSS.
" Town and County Rights for sale BY
d. l. FULLER.
Montpelier Mach 90 1866 O3.tf
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LITE = HEALTH STRENGTH,
LIFE HEALTH SIREAGIh.
LIfE = NEILIH SIRENGIh.

Hundteas and thousands annually me prenittuTek
when, Il they would give the Great French Remedy,
pR JUAN DELLA 81 AkkE'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared ~ GARAS,IAKE & Dul ONT No IA, rue
Lombard, Paris from the pre- cpton OF DR.. Juan Del
Amaue, Chief PLY stefan the Hospital du NoTd gu
arbosiere fair trial, they would find imms uiate
lief and IN short time, be fully restored Heath and
Strength Il 10 IN the Practice Of many emiLe nt
French physicians with uniform success, ana highly
recon M ended the only positive and speei9o tened
for all persons suffering ION General or htAual DE- billy
all arrangements OF The Nervous Forces Melancholy
SpetHatofrhGa seminal fHisstOIs, all Weaknesses
arts ny Sexual xeesses .uthiul lndiscetohs
Loss Muscular Energy, Ply steal Prsirauons, New
| business Weak Spine Lowness Of Spirits Dimness Of
Vision, HystsTes Pains in The Back aud Limbs lmpo-
tenoy, Sc
No language convey an adequate idea Of the i'm
mediate aud almost miraculous change II produces in
the debiitaled and shattered stem In fact, it stand;
unIiyaled ufailing cure Of the maitdies above
m lei toned.
| Suffer no more but use The Great trench Remedy
powerful remedy contains nothing hurtful to the most
delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and directions
for using, in English, french, Spanish and oerm1n &C
comrany each box and also sent ee any address
when requested.
Price One Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars
Sold by all Druggists ihTougA out the word or will be
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation by
inclosiug specified pIiee, 10 any authorized agent
fropfietors' General Agents for America, OSCAR q
MOSES 4 CO., y CoItlandt St. New York.
Authorized Agent for Montpelier, W.,
IL eop.wkd ly N. X. BROWN.
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S C R @ f u L A.

All Medical Men that 10 DIMES he best rene
dy for orofua aud all kindred diseases ever discovered
The ditcu " has been to obtain Pure solution Of it,
DIR H ANnRRs' IODINE WATER
Is Pure Solution Of Iodine WITHOUT SOLVENT
Containing PULL dsAls 10 each ounce ofwster.
A hOst Posoerth V,ta izing Agent and
RestoratiUe.
1t has cured and will cure SCROFULA in all its mani
fold forms, ULCERS, CANCERS. sYPHILTs, SALT
RbEUM AID II has been used wi Astounding success
in cases Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia Or sumption Fe-
&c
Circulars will be sent PREE to any sending the,
Price 81 90 bottle, or 6 for 5000
Prepared by Dr. ii. ANDERS Physician & Chemist
ron SALE ny
SETH W. FoWLE SON. is Tremon, 81. Boston.
andb al Drtgyists. OO6itow
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.

FROM THE VENERABLE ARoHDEAcoN SCOTT, D. D.
DusHAM, Canada East Ma oh "a, 1856.
g Hm an inveterate Dyspeptio Of ~ or
than 25 years standing Z"
=. 81 have been so wonderfully benefited in he
three short weeks during which have used the Petdv
an Syrup that can scarcely persuade myself Of the
ality. People who have known aston'hsd at the
change | am widely known, and can but recommend
to others that which has done much for me
A Case Of 81 Years Standing Cured !!
From INsLEY JEWETT, No. l5 Avon Place, Bosom,
have suffered, and times severely for n years
from Dyspepsia / commenced taking the Peruvian
Syrup, and found INN, diate benef from it In the
Of h'ee weeks entirely relieved from
my suherings, and have enjoyed uninterrupted health
since "
ONE OF The MOST DISTINGUISHED JURIsTs
IN NEW ENGLAND WHITES. TO FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS
g have tried the PERUVIAN sYRuP, and the result
fully sustans your prediction. II has made man
of me- infused into my system yigor and energy
am no longer uemuluus and debil,ated as when you
last saw me- but stronger heartisr, and with larger
paeity for labor, mental and physical than any time
during the last five years"
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON, SAYS;
al have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past Il gives me nep pigor buOyaney Of spirits
elasticity Of muscle"
A CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS:
"My voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed,
have discovered the Fountain Of Health this side
the Atlantic Three bottles ofPeruyan Syrup have
oueu he rom the iahBe OF the memo dyspepsia
Thousands have been changed by the Of this rene
dy, from peak, sckiy suffering creatures, to strong
healthy, aud happy aud i06aeH, and invaiids
not reasonably hesitate to give "a a n,al
phamphlet Of 80 pages, containing certificates Of
cure and recommendations from some Of the emf
nent physicians cler7ymen and Others besides much
other val liable and interesting matter, win be sent FREE
10 any one sending US th,ir name and residence.
1T See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP
blown in the glass.
FOR sALEBY
J. Z. DlNsMORE, 80 Dsy Street, New York.
SETH W. FOwLE SON, ls fremont ST Boston,
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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DIABETES,
PHYSICIANS

have long since given up the use Of buchu, eubebs,
and juniper In the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use them for the want Of a better remedy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

lbACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANYs
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALlEOR
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the u. =. Mail,
TArough IN TtOenty TOO Days
Ssasshps ca he conaseirs on The Paeia'
AR1zGNA ColoIADo.
HENRY GHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, G0LDhN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, sA RAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GoLDkN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA
One OF the above large and splendid Steamships will
leave Pier No. AZ North River foot Of Canal Street
u O'Clock noon, the lst lth, and 2ls OF every
month Except when those dates fall on sunday and
then the preceding Saturday,, for Aspinwal con-
Meeting, via Panama Railway, with one OF the Com
psny's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco
Departures Of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of LIST touch at MAMA A.
Departure Of Iith each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and Nav zEA'
LAND.
Steamer of Dec IL 1866. will connect with the FIRST
steamer OF the Company's China Line, leaving San
francisco Jan. !, 1867, for Hone kose.
discount OF orr quarter from steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and see9ge passengers with families
Also allowance 4 One Quarter on through rates tC
olergymen and their families and school teachers sol
dieIs having honOrs BILE discharges half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage all we'd each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through and at
tend to ladies and ch.ldT6n without male protectors
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefe
to send down early An experienced surgeon board
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information apply al
the Compahys Ticket office, on the Wharf foot Of Cana
Street, North River, New YORK.
Sept. II Smos
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M o X X w A r X A N 7 T. ID
w Buy your boots and shoes at j. BoDELL's,
Main ST. Frencbs Block, and II they give in less
time than they ought to, he will maze il good. His
work IA all warranted 10 stand reasonable time.
July 7dtf
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ri ORThh RAlLk AID.
va m 49, y 1884, Passenger Trains willru as
ollows
UPWARD TRAINS
MAIL TRAN leaves Concord At 46 A. NJ for White
River Junction, connecting with trains for els River,
~. Johnsbury Barton, Newport, Wi5ughby and Msgos
Lakes Stanstend, Bath Littleton, Lancaster, Re
Also with trains for Montpelier Burlington, st, Al
bans, Rouse Point Montreal, Ogdensburgh and the
West.
DAY RxPRnss TRAIN leaves Concord at 1880 A. ~
or White River junction connecting With utirs To-
With Osdensburg aud Grand Trunk Railroads. foI th'
est
BHrsrol TRAM leaves Concord a. $3.50 P. NJ, ioi
Franklin aud Bristol
A. for White Rive Junction connecting with trains FOL
Montpelier Burlington, ST Abaus, kouse's Point
Montreal. Opdensburgh, and the West.
cor on arrival Of trains from Boston oroester, Ports
mouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRhIrs.
tMoRNINo BXPRHss TRAIs leaves White River
junction fo Concord stl.l6 arrival oftrAipp
'rom Osdonsburgh and Montreal On Mondays at 62i
ustead Of l.l5
BRuroi TRAIr leaves Bristol for Concord at s A
H. AMI Franklin AZ 9l2 X.
Mail TRAtS leaves White River Junction Tor Con
ord stl22O ~ Or on arrival Of trains over the Yer
uont Central, sssumPsie, and W hits Mountains Rail
-cads.
DAY ExrRHss TRAp leaves White River Junction
$50 p or arrival OF trains from Montreal anc
Ogdensburgh, Battle-Ground Reene, Belows'f FAllE
Windsor &C. committing at Concord with tAinsfor an
hester Nashua. Lowell and Boston.
THESE trains connect At Concord with trains for an
chester Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland Nashua, or
iesteF. NeS York, Lowell. and Boston
ONSLOW STHABHs Aosct
'sncavt N - Foy. 10 1875
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-09

A gentleman ofNew York city, an intimate
personal friend Of Gen. Grants, called on him
in Washington not long since. His purpose
was to get the influence of Gen. Grant with
the President in relation TO an office in the
city. Gen. Grant told him frankly that bis
name would be Of no service TO him, but an
injury. He said be had solicited very few IA
vors Of the President, and to them no favora-
bic response was returned. He said that one
day Mr.. johnson spoke with him in relation
to it. He said to Gen. Grant: "You say
that you are not a candidate for the Presi-
dency. Now promise me" said the Plesi-
dent, that you will not let your name be
used in connection with that Office and will
grant you any favor in my power to bestow."
To this Gen. Grant replied: "Mr Johnson.
am not a candiifr But suppose the people
insist upon maxi. ne one what can ] do
And besides Mr. 4 a1t has been loosing al
the White House, and thinks she can lun
that establishment quite well As it is run
now. And you know, Mir. President, that
these women will do pretty much as they
please. And Mrs. GIANT would decided '
object to my giving any such promise" The
President looked as if he did not under nd
exactly whether this was in jest or in earnest
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..... Dbl. !. u:
E 70 flcienuus Physician 10 declare, that t0NbuMf
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WIN. NJ. VAN BENscHoTEN.


Vefherg9eid, Conn, March ?, 1853.
Or. W. IT. GREGo Dear Sir; Having seen your adj
vertsement Of Constitution Water" recommended
for Inflammation OF the Kidneys and Irritation of the
Bladder, having suffered for the past three years.
and tried the skin Of number Of physicians, with
only temporary relief was induced to try your
medicine. l procured one bottle Of your agents at
Hartford, - Messrs. Lee Sisson & Co., - and when
had used half Of IT, TO my surprise found a great
change in my health. have used two bottles Of IT,
and am where Il never expected to be in my life =
well, and in good spirits express my graft.
tude for it, feel that 1t IL all and more than you
recommend 1t to be. May the blessing Of God ever
attend you in your labors Of love.
Yours truly.
LEONARD s. BIGLOw.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81.
CONSTITUTION CAriIARrIc LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION cAriIARrIC LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION cArHARTIc LiFE riLIs.
CONSTITUTION CATHAKTIo LIFE PILLS.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BoX.
PRICE 20 CENTS PER Box.
PRICE 20 crNrs FER nox.
PRICE 20 CENTS PER Box.
WM. IL. GREGG & CO., froprietors.
MORGAN a ALLEN, General Agents,
No. 40 Clif Street, New York.
sGEo, C. GOODWIN d CO., Boston.
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FRENCH CANADIAN MEErING.--The
French Canadians of st. A bans held a meet
ing on Monday evening, and organized So
ciety OF Loyal French Canadians. lis object
is to foster and express national sentiments,
and in their support, if need be. The audi
ence, which was quite large, was addressed
by Messrs. A. Moussette, I. Desjardins, j..
st. Amours, and other gentlemen. About
fifty persons we're admitted to membership,
and the following officers were elected:
President, Antoine Moussette.
Vice President, l.. II. Biron.
Treasurer, Francis Paquet.
Secretary, George Beauprie.
Oor Secretary. Charles Chanyon.
Com. of Order, Louis Rich.
Directors, 7. Desjardins, @. Gervis, j.
Nault, G. Marsesseau, Nj. Beda'd .-Messen-
Qer.
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CONSTITUTION wATI1n
DIUIsETICS

has proved itself equal to the task that has deyolyed
upon IT,
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KIN G'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,


Made from Prescription Of Raw cas- r. RiSoi D., II
D ec confidently presented 70 the pubic Tor the freNen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-20
Tho Car Drivers, Strike.

NEW YoRK, April 19.-A mass meet
ing of the car drivers was held in the
City Hall Park last evening, when a
series ofresoIutionsi were adopted, ex-
pressing determination not to return
to work until theHdvance they ask for
is given. Speeches were delivered by
Messrs. Corcoran, McMaster, Luke f.
Cozzens and others, and several dona-
tions of money were received from SYM
pathizing friends. Thirty-six conduC-
tors were discharged from the 7th Ave
nue. line yesterday for refusing to act
as drivers Two assaults were made
ON the newidrivers which resulted in one
of them heing slightly wounded in the
leg. One of the strikers was arrested.
Considerable rioting occurred along the
line ofthe Sd Avenue road last evening.
One driver supposed killed. Atorpedo
was placed on the track nt a late hour
last night, which exploited upon the
car passing over it. The car was very
much damaged, and the passengers
narrowly escaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-20
From the Chicago Republican.
TH,A Fsl,nNara

Why excite the public mind and en-
courage quarantine speculations in ref
erence to cholera? Would it not be a
wholesome sanitary precaution rather
to enlighten the public on the subject
oTdlegetics, and quiet all apprehenslons?
Really there is no need of quarantine
for the cholera, except for sinecures or
aspirants for place. Let the press edu-
cafe the people, aud thus fill its high
office, rather than cater for sensations
and crafty morbid curiosity. If min
listers and teachers cannot devote some
portion of their time and tIlents 10 the
vital affairs of this life and teach the
world '.hO1U to LiUe," let the omnipOtent
press engage in that high caalling. One
column u day would not be too much
in such IL cause. Every appliance IS
sought-and every theory practiced; vol
umes are written and studied on polit-
icul and domestic economy; every in
genious method for money getting adop-
ted; but chow to liye'' is utterly neg
Iected byHll classes. Is it strange that
the uninfOrmed and thoughtless are eX-
cited by every fresh rumor about chol-
era? would liketo talk a little to the
world through the press on this subject,
and endeavor to nllny rather than 10
disquiet, the minds ofull, thus fortify-
ing every body in cnses sofepidemicS.
If cholera were contagious, like small
poH, then neither correct living, atInos-
pheric impressions, nor filthy exhnla-
lions would affect it either way. But
cholera is not contagious, and you may
with impunity sleep by the side of an
expiring subject From long expert
ence and observations, it is clearly OBJ
viousr at least to my mind, that 1t is
clearly impossible for n good liver to
have cholera, even in the most filthy
portions of Chicago. though he there
live all his days. In lS49, while cholera
almost deciInated the population, WAS
boarding, at the Astor House, New
York, at the time Horace Greeley lost
his Oldest child by that disease, when
he and his surviving family came there
also to board, being frightened away
from their home. a. Sydney Doane,
NJ. D., health officer at llarantine, also
sat at the same table, and in my pres
ence told Mr.. C,reeley that "many who
had cholera Tor else those who fed them)
were d-d foo1s.n Having myselfsome
similar. ideas, I frequently visited the
New York hospitals, where my impress
sionS were thoroughly confirmed. Not
case occurred at the Astor House,
and not single correct and hdbitu1LLy
good liver ever had the cholera either
in New York or in any part of the
world. But here is the difficulty, and
1 am asked by thousands who read this
what Is good living in cholera times !?
Had space in this paper, would pre-
sent this matter fully, to the compre-
hension ofyeyery thinking person.
1 GALUTIA B. SMITH, M. D.