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DR.. EAsrERIE's
IODINE AND SARSAPARIllA.

This IS the ouly medicine that Will cure dsc.sea arnz
ffom IN Impure stste 0f the blood, viz:
serof,u1a, or Kings EVIL, Cancers, Ta-
mors, Erupttons Of the Skin. ErJRlp-
elas,Chronic Sore Eyes, RlnEWoFmo OF
letter, scald Head, Old Sores, Fover
Sores, 8welltnEs ofthe Glands, LePros
~, White .SsSell1nxs, Piles, RloscheHs
BoiIs, Rtmplea on tho Faces EoitFe1
Rheumatisn, DroPsJ or Gravel, ,1lver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Adec-
lions, General Debility, all Chronic
Diseases and 'all 'Dlseases ar1s2a.
from the use Of Mercury.
Ttx medicine combines n highly ccuecatsatcu
state The Fcld extract OF SAIsSAPilILLA ttho Aon-
ttIEas Hont} YELLOW DOCk, STlLI1fGiA, Hnd the
IODIpE OF POTASSIUM, together with other valsa-
bic vegetable Purifying h1ttsct. prepared ~ ng~
most ecsc!ous remedy ever orered 70 the pu5ac I2r
all scasea arising fo Rn impure state OF the BLouu
or . deuraYeI condition OF the sEstem.
DR.. EAsTERLT'5 IODINE AND SAR>APAR1LLA
Is nsttnlona' remedy, md has si;nnltaneons &c
luu On tie VARIOUS Of the system. exciting taan
ia healths action aud enabling them 70 perform :ac
functions that nature designed. This me1teiqa pG
FIEs TIE HOOD, CORkECTS the sHCkEtlONS ot
the LIVER, and kXPkLS all morbid, tmpafo anu a1e-
eaaed mstter fsom the syste and by thus removing
tho CAUSE Of dlseaset the CURE IL rendered tGesr
Or bR EasTERLfs Il iobiNE AND sARsAPAR111LA
thoroughly 1enoyatcs the whole sysscr fseea Il HoR
all impurities. md possessing those peculiar
4nt Htopu Cleansing powers, the rcA3an whJ II Il
equally eflcaelous In 10 many different complain1.
, 1864-12-23

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
IN THE UNCONTEETED SHARES OF GALEEA
AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD STOCK The
Government tax. decla'ca payable on and after the
mt Of Ueccmbcr Instant on tic Preferred Stock OF
VIII also b. pad, aud after this cate al the Co..
n1nys ot1lct In New York Chic Eo, to THE -tties
and ChicHEo Union railroad Company now stand,
npon The presentation OF The At sdtnet Of
payment Of The diyidena, snea pncsuye5ted share: =
Shich Understood to be- held IN trusts By agents
and persons mt ret enabled 10 convert thesAme.
~ ~ ~ JAMES n YOUNG,
secrctsry Of the Chicago 3SsrthwesteIn Halfway.
New York. lee, 18th. a. o. 1851. de1 b515-2E
, 1864-12-23
CAPITAL STOCK $5,000,000.
In Shares Of $25 each, par value. Sub
scription price SIS per share
being in full payment
for q S25 Share.

for $25 Share.
No further call or ASSESSMENT to be made.
No subscription received for less than . shszesS1oo
10000 Shares, orslo0, 900. rescrge1 for
Working Capital.
Parties eubsctiblng In this Company will receive
eru& kIuounf O. STOCK IN tRo other comPanlet ad-
Joining, without further rha3 Et. ....
THE tANl,- UF 1Hts Sc COMPANIES are located
md McI '1ea e1eeke, MAKING AN ULl-u0RlSG TER.
KITORy OF OVER TEN AND HALF MILES IN
EXTkE1~
The wells r. the satgning prop:5tE EnoMn = r., ths
w*lls. f.lno1s tor their imnen4- supply Of oil.
The wct on th1t rsopeF1y are being 5uhk With great
vtEor, Apd premise tArEc supplies OF oil.
10 the cxf List, and to parties Ut limited means.
unsurpassed indnEemcnts are oncrtd.
Persons investing this company get Is stock and
the a'ove Buks ior each Il invested, without futth-
er call ar Rs8cs+mcnt.
Subscription boolr mar., and ali other Interruption
can he obtained 1t the Office OF the Subscription
Agents.
, 1864-12-23
45etroleum Oil Gontpa1tp.
4he President Petroleum Company
President, Venango Co., Penn.
Cr.u nizcd under the Laws OF Fcnn-
AJlvan1a.

OFFICERS:
{4ssiden,-1McRY FDT ARCS. Eau, New York
1featGyes-I. SIMPSON, Esq, New York.
Se,xtary-J EDWIN CONANT. Esq. New fork.
JOHN NJ. cLAPP, Esq, General R=sldtut 6apcrin
DENT. ..-..-
coun.tz-Messss. P1-ATT, GERARD ( BUCKLEY
New York.
, 1864-12-23
L. H. SIMPSON & CO.;

GA Cedar street, New York.
No Subscriptions tnkcn for lcas than ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. dc1t .bS11lm-ls
, 1864-12-23

There have recently been large numbers Of
your Chicago gentlemen stopping here, whose
real business was with the political canldron
now boiling at Washington: Among them
mag name Hons. L. N. Arnold and S. ". Full
Ter, ". A. Porter, Esq, Mr.. Henry Wcndt,
and Hon. E. 8. Isha,n and lady.
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further evidence Of our ovn experience
of ito truth. Tennessee Farmer.

OF lt0 truth i eNneooe0 FARMER.
Donation. to tie sasssf Z; C ; Sosli.1, Aid
society. ~"
Mary Kelly q cts; Lucy Kelly 81; Nancy Kel.
" so; Charles Kelly %; d. y. Gano Is; N. l..
Church %; James H. Fulwidsr SO; Eliza Fulwi-
der 25; Silas Hardman 50: r. f. Mathews so; T.
Barclay 81 90; g. werehan 50; VIM. N. Blair 50;
Hileman IS; J. Hileman 50; E. Hileman IS; Jes.
sc Piggot so; Isaac Apologize so; E. Carnes 50;
Daniel Weare so; G. H. Dec so; Sam'l Pots 81 !;
n. Story SO; ]. Bolton SO; A. TraceWell 50; w.
Leach so; D. Rsidsnour 50; VIM. Rorer so; Jas.
Grub rs; F. HinkAo 50; g. Agnew 50: Alex
d. Reidsnour so; J. Rcidenour 50; s. Hester 80;
Jane Gard %; James Lewis 81; u. Miller q; J.
Jennings 81; II. Burtch so; Cath. Sheets so; G.
vauosdol so Thos. Osborn 50 M. More so; J.
N. McClung so; 8. II. Baker so; Jos. Baker 81 !;
Charles Poster so; D. Disney 90; c. T. Maquilin
50; VIM. Hill 81; Adam Aldrich SO.
Number pounds Of Butter donated Jane Do
ty ibs.; Joanna Doty4; II. J. Grew 4; Anna
Splitter 4; Mary Hileman 4; Sarah Hileman 4;
p Hileman 4; Kate Hileman I; Lydia Carnes 4;
Albina Piggot 4; Elizabeth Sheets 1; Anna Pote
4; Margaret Story 4; Eliza Truax 4; Abby Boil.
Eutchler 4; Elizabeth Reidenour 4; Julian Roric
4; Hannah Hinkhouse 4; Mary Montgomery 4;
Jane Mum 4; Sarah Warner 4; Jane Morgan 8;
Elizabeth Reidenour 4; Cordelia Rsidenour s;
Lydia Rider 4; Frances Britton 4; Elizabeth Ba-
ker 4; M. Hill 4; Jane Kelly 8.
Jane Kelly, Lydia Reeder, Frances Britton, f.
Miller and Jane Kelly, each pi;low.case; Jane
Kelly cotton shirts; Frances Britton "a lbs. can
fruit; Elizabeth kester 8 lbs. dried apples Eliz-
abeth Story lbs. do; Cath. Thompson and Te-
litha Soper each bushel of potatoes; Elizabeth
Reidenour, Miriam HILL Eliza Fulwider and Jane
Kelly each 2lbs of rags; Elizabeth Story ID.
do; Eliza Story and Henry ThradkiN each lbs
Of horse-radish; i. Tracewell lbs.
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fEsat6f.4t%t tyr The TJeeoA Advsseioes.
Resolutlons of the AnpAictyon Soeiesy a
Cos.eii College - tke Death Of George
wHEaEAs, 1ush. providence Of Almieh.
ty God, GEoRaE DsLrs, member Of
the Amphictyou Society, has bssa sud.
denly removed By death; therefore,
Resolved, Thst ia this mouruful event,
BY which the Society has lost most val.
liable member, and the College faithful
student, We recognise the hand Of an All.
wise God, and humbly bow before Him,
Who has thus called our thoughts toward
eternity .e.r.- .re-.
That ID the death Of our brother Am
phictyon, We are deprived of one whose
amiability Of heart, courtesy Of manners
and diligence in study, won for him the
esteem, not only Of the Society, but also
of the entire school. a d. = ; ".i
That We extend our sympathy to the
parents and relatives of the deceased,
with the assurance that our hearts, bound
to him by ties of the truest friendship,
grieve most sincerely 1t his death.
That's copy Of the above resolutions be
sent to the bereaved parents, and also be
published in the Frankliu Record and
Upton Advertiser. T..
J: .: AINsw ORTIZ, ) t
EDWIN COLLIN, }Committes.
W. 4. BURR,
CORNELL COLLEGE, April 4, 1864. .-.
se.t, List or LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Post once q Tiptoa, on
II the 4th day Of April. 1864.
nanghmaD. Mr.. G. Tillsat, Henry. ~=as7@g
Chambers Sarah Wallich, B
Downs, OP Buyers Susannah
Fuller. Ezra Johnston, Ellie
Persons calling for these letters will please
Say advertised" 8. 8. DANIELS. r NJ
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~Apsrtion Of our last weeks issue
was worked Of before an error was dis
coys.eain the. last Inns Of our remarks on
~ Tsssidency." Il should read I" if
it IS ~ wrong ia ITSELF.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining . worldwide reputation. It's
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of ell Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has 80 many useful appliances for Hem.
ming, Binding, Telling. Tucking, Gathering,
Guaging, BraidIng, Embroideling, Cordiog. and
so forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety Of work.
It will sew al kinds Of cloth, and with al kinds
Of thread. Great snd recent Improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and most durable, and most certain at oil rates
Of speed. Il makes the interlocksd stitch.
hitch u the best stitch known. Any one, even
Of the most ordinary capacity, can see, at =
glance, how to use the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines sre
flashed In chsste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine II
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most use.
full kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened ~ spacious and substantial table TO
sustain the work. While some OF the Cases,
made out Of the choicest woods, are. finished in
the simplest and chsstest manner possible, 9th.
ers are adorned and embe lished in the most
costly and superb manner.
II 10 absolutely necessary TO see the Family
Machine in operation. SO as to Judge Of its great
capacity and beauty.
It is fast becoming as popular for family sew
ing as our Manufacturing msch hines are for man.
ufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk,
twist, thread, needles, oil, de-, Of the very best
quality.
Send for PAMrHLET.
The singer Manufacturing Co.,
g.. 466 BROADWAY, New YORK.
Milwaukee Office, II Newhall House;
And CHICAGO Office, so Clark st.
Messrs. Glenn l. Carleton, Agents, In
Iowa City. [nA2l
STATE OF Iowa. Cedar county, IS:
In the District Court Of said county, Juno term,
A. D. 1854.
John Yount va. Aaron f. Elliott and John c..
Parish. Original Notice.
To AARON E. ELLIOTT and JOHN G. PARISH:
q IRS-You are hereby notified that there is
- now on file in the Office of the clerk Of the
District Court Of Cedar county aforesaid, . petit
| ton of John Yount claiming of You the sum Of
one hundred and seventy five dollars, with inter.
est, on certain promissory note executed BY
YOU on the o6th day of September, A. ID. 1857,
| payable to plaintiff or order, and asking a writ
| OF attachment against the property Of said John
| C. Parish. And that unless you appesr thereto
and defend before noon Of the second day Of the
| next term Of said District Court, to he held on
/ AAfa uf I'll
! be entered against you, and judgment rcadered
thereon - prayed in said petition.
| FAIRALL h BOAT,
! nllw4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Upton, April lst, 1864.

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The next
Meeting Of the Cedar County Association
will be'held at the Union School House,
in Upton, April 9th, At | o'clock, P. NJ.
A full attendance is desired.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
il. - TIE. ANNIS, Chairman.
\ THROAT DIsEAsEs.-"Wc would call
attention to Browns Bronchial Troches.'
We have found them eficacious in allay.
ing irritation 10 the throat and bronchia,
and would commend them to the atten.
ton Of public speakers, and others troub.
led with affections Of the throat. They
are also On excellent remedy for hoarse-
ness resulting from cold Boston Con.
gregatipnalist.
1~Noss but physician knows how
much I rcliable alterotiuc is needed BY
the people. On Oh sides Of US, in al
communities everywhere there are null
titudes that suffer from complaints that
nothing but 40 dltcratirc cures. Hence
great many Of, them have been made
and .ppt, abroad With the assurance Of
being efeotual. But they fail to accom-
plish tho cuses they promise because
they havc not the intrinsic virtues they
claim, : In this state Of the case, Dr..
J. G. Aver l. Co., Of Lowell, have sup.
piled 10 with compound Extract Of
Sarsaparilla, which does prove to be the
long desired remedy. Its peculiar diff.
terencc from other kindred preparations
in market is that il ceres the diseases 70,
which il Is recommended, while they dc
not. We are assured Of this fact BY
more thsn 90 of our intelligent Physi
clans il this neighboshoed and have ths
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- ,NIcII ALBuMs, microscopes, stereo-
sssopis views, curtains and curtain ix-
. tnses can be ha at the Post Office Book.
store, IL the lowest rates. Call and see
for yourselves.
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p@- Charles Hammond's advertise
ment, 10 q day's paper, speaks for ITSELF
Call and sxamine his Goods and prices.
He ii determined not to DO undersold.
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=
ticplars, call on B. D. & Y, and they will
sufpk Jouwith everything in their line.
.: DoN'F1usE SoDA--Nor any Of the
common kinds Of Saicratus in making
bread, # you value health and desire to
have bread that is palatable. Always
nse Do Lands Chemical Saleratus, and
you win have pure article. 1t may be
>tsd atthe grocers.
"s'y1. The reception and dinner to the
veterans, yesterday, was grand affair.
AFTER the dinner, the veterans assembled
1t The Court House, and were welcomed
BY ashort and pointed speech by Judge
Tuthill, which was responded to by Ma
jor Foster. We have not time to give an
.extspdsd notice, but will do so next week.
a.. ..' save would remind the patrons of
the ADVERTISER that we have enlarged
III. dimensions, and that we shall con-
tipuc. ID improve it as rapidly as circum.
stances will permit. There are quite a
number Of our subscribers who have not
paid for their paper, aud We hope they
viii not wait to be called on, before set.
ding up. ..0'. ..
A., CLARENcE.- Messrs. Hecht g. Reed,
at Clarence, have received and opened
the largest stock Of Spring goods, ever
offered in that market. They sell cheap.
ct, and better goods, than any firm in
that town. II you visit Clarence, BY
oil means call on Hecht Il Reed, and you
can get anything you waut-ranging
from . needle up to a silk dress pattern,
aad,from hoe up to - Reaper and Now.
~. + Their new advertisement will ap.
pear next week.
bgThe Aaantic Monthly for April,
oeataias the following interesting arti-
eles: fighting Facts for Fogies,' by c.
Q. Hszcwell; The Schoolmastcr's Story
by A. n. Diazi tPictor Isnotus,' by Gail
Hamilton; House and Home Papers, by
MRS. 6tove;s tAmopg tho Mormous,' by
Fits Hugh LUDLOW, Our Progressive In.
Dependence b, DR.. Holmes; The Wreck
ofRiycrmouth,' by Whittier; The Black
Prcacher,'by Lowell. ill.,.
Terms: Single subscription, SO 90 per
year, postsgeiprcpaid. Address Ticknor
& Fields, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
United states Internal Revenue Tax for
q - go 1864.
81 The attention Of those liable to the
abese'samed tax is earnestly invited to
suoties by Mr.. Fay, U. s. Assessor, in
the advertiser Of March Sd, 10th, and
18th; also, to schedule in this issue,
designed to assist farmers in estimating
their iacome tax. hope no one by de
lay, will put upon me the disagrecable
necessity of adding the City per cent
penalty. A.
49," j. MAYNARD,
U. S. Asst. Assessor, 7th Div.
.>..,.- I'd District Iowa.
Upton, April LIST, 1864.
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s6rBirely, Dean 4 Young are now
receiving sAsir splendid stock Of Spring
Goods, direct from the club Of the uni
vSsseJ which they intend to sell At very
low prices -fuI cash. For, further par
ticnlars, call on B. D. & Y, and they will
sutpk youwish everything in their line.
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#arritd,

On the Sd inst, at the residence Of X. Buzier,
BY Rev. J. ". kynett, Nr. VIZ. q. BuuEa and
Miss ADEl.rA SoPxa. u
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lLarss velsaeesr Fsrss h ths Field,
ofIadies

ofLadie9,
4 wilson sewing Nachi1s. The Qualities
which commend this Machine are: Let, Beauty
and excellence Il stitch-aliks upon both siAes
Of the fabric. "a Strength 6rnnsss sd d1rs.
billy = s.ss. ~ WI not rip .@ nvs: d.
Economy o1hseaA On. 10 .pplieseios e it
pactness and elegance Of model and finish. 9Th,
Simplicity and thofoughness Of construction.
It'll, Speed. easepf operation and management
and qsistness ofmotion-s fao- Thorough instruc.
zion given y y: A AZ. HIRAM HAMMOND.
Tipsss - 49, . - 4ns
. II J%ssse Yoar L.ss. -esT !
Dyspepsia, Esxsipslas Kidnsy Complaint,
Sick and Nervou: Headache Neuralgia, Gravel, T.t-
above diseases with thes speedy AID esrs
sent free to any address. Address $. G. UPHAM, No.
Is south Eisth street, Philadelphia, Pa. aisms
NJ The French Preventive. -ez
Nightly Emissions eneotually prsvsutsd
without the Of medicine by the Of The French
Preventive, the greatest invention Of the age Price
6.. $. CURTIS, Dog aesi, Pos. Once, Phii.dslpla.,
Pa u ff*TE 50 .l.zss nlsn6
~ Dyspepsia can be Cured. -e2
u,l D'yspepsia: NO m.sss. how long stsndin n
effects u shs remedy .re truly magical Tpy Il and be
convinced Price 81 bog. Sent postpaid to any ad.
dress, by s. c. UPHAM, IS South Eighth ST.. Phila-
delphis, Pas fircuisrs sent free. , E slans
Hoststters Bittsrs have received the warmest
encomiums from the press and people the
Union a. valuable tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia,
Flatulence, Constipation, and general debil
ny, it cannot Be approached. Evesy day OF
~ great eSeot chssnicled through psneipal
public journals. There II nothing equal to the enjoy
ment % shat which The aniictsd experience when us
Ing this vsiu ahle specinc It's mild tone ts sure and
vigorous action upon dnordered stomach, and the
cisassng ofthe sesire human body should recommend
to eli caeses - o0r constantly. See advertisement
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every
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IRA dssirable residence in Upton for sale,
cheao. Cneuirs Of VIZ. ELLIOTT. .sl.
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AUCTIONEER!
THE undersigned, having taken out U. 8. License,
will and self reel personai property for oil
persons who may desire his services. Residence In
the northeast part Of Sugar Greek wnshp, Cedar
Postoffice address, Wilton. JOHN MUM.
March 10, 1864. n1Om2@ s.,,s-Ft ,4.ys
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IN Dozen School Books for sale at the
~ POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
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died,
AUCTIONEER!

On the morning Of March S0th, infant son Of
AHvin and Nancy N. BagIey; aged one month.
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Oy0P0pO19, 6xyUtUoA4o, Al00Oy Complaint,
Sick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Gravel, Tet-
ter, Barriers Itch end Badness. A Treatise on the
above diseases with theis speedy AID psrms~sf esrs
sent free to any address. Address 8. Q. UPHAM, No
Is South Eigth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. alSms
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: DoN'r eusE SoDA--Nor any Of the
common kinds" Of Salcratus in making
bread, # you value health and desire to
have bread that is palatable. Always
nse Do Lands Chemical Saleratus, and
you win have pure article. 1t may be
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1Hn Rolls Of VAN Papsa Ter sale st ~
(OV POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
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livery one who has not already done 40
IL should imms diately PRO cass DOZEN
those fine Card Photographs 81
E. b. 0tmaAOn1 6ky.IAghe GALLERY.
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To Let.
ONE STORE In Galt's Block.
" Apply to HI. T. MACHIN.
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la3;5E[S}33.{]
E6EI4lt1lEfE

uAVE now been bsfore the public for nearly
IL year. They are universally pronounced the
neatest and best ntiing collars extant.
The upper edge presents perfect curve free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no Fuckers the in side ofthe
rundown coliar.-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTslDE.-and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
ished edge on BOTH SIDES.
These Collars not simply nat pieces OF paper
cut in the form Of collar. but are NODDED AND
sHAPEo TO PIT THE MICK.
They are made In Novelty Tor rundown stylelin
every hafsize from IL to II inches, and In "Eureka"
Tor Garotte, from 10 to II inches; and packed in
"soiid size in neat blue cartons, containing loo
each; also in smaller ones of 10 eaeh--the latter
very handy package for Travellers. Army aud Navy
Officers.
U- EVERY COLLAR Is stamped "GRAr'r
PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods.
The Trade supplied by HATCH JOHNSON q Co
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 DsvoNsHIsx ST. Bos-
TON, MASS. mch22 eodsm
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MIDDLE AGED

There are many men az fneaS .oaro
troubled with too frequent eyacunrlops nom the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartina or
burning sensation. and weakening the system In .
manner the patient cannot account for or exam.
lining urinary deposits ropy sediment will osten Be
found, and sometimes small particles Of semen or
slbumen will appear, or the color will be Of thin
milkish hue. again changing to a dark and turbd
appearance. There are many men who die of this
difaculty Ignorant Of the cause. which ia the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WEAKNRSs
can warrant perfect cure in such eases. ana
fall and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the DIT .
can do so By writing In plain manner description
DO forwarded immediately
ALI correspondence strictly confidential and VIII
be returned IL desired.
Address, DR.J.B HUGHES
No. Temple ST., [corner OF Middlel Portland
"send Stamp for circular.
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
have their efficacy established by weI.tee.ed expe-
r1enee In the hands of regularly educated ply Sd
clan, whose preparatory study hts him for al the
duties he must fulfill; yet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and eure-alls, purporting to be the
best in the world which are not only useless but al.
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARrIo-
uLAk In selecting his ply sician IL lamenfabls
yet lnconfroyertabe fact that many syphiIitic APP
ients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
oy mAitreaiment from inexperienced ply seians in
genera praciee Tor IL u point generally conceded
axement OF tnese complaints should engross the
whole time OF those who would be competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. The mex.
perienced general practitioner having neither on
portunity nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system Of
treatment, In most making an indiscrimipa ~
use of that sntiquaisd and dangerous weapon, Msr.
curry.