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For moro Than Twenty Yearn
AkTPEws VENETIAN HAIR DYE hs. .tooa ~.
oi t'1sl ana IL constantly increasing In nuhe
x4vof - F~1~
TaE TKEEs IAN HAIR bYE Ia the her. and cbcs,.
q: m.os- u Hiife<1 ony IS cents : eaca botiie
ally fcld fir Il. ~ '"e NY Al @1aost 1sa-
Tais , 1lE = PIE ~! !, by peculiar pro-
e uSe HanE complete IL h.ittle no nrcpa: stion
IN ijsi, a Ttie ffE~tF simpaae the app cation.
1d"di,s. which dyed hair and x7htskers are 80
49, g EAlxed xhen an rior article fss been
4s 7nsr tnat = desired from rch hr ,%n TO Jerry
nioth o1Ck thnt r1li II tnIt, crock stain the
G.saauk 1nFeAt = cent? Aud yon wtit be conyi aced
eo'o " III orug+hls suc FAnG I: ods Ie lels
r,.,., Al MATTHEWS M4uufacturef.
Agents. m, ,eEssS ~ ifeWT
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rs, ,59e
~ VI ,arizn .Gze many we're absent; fn the officers oi
took The obligation for them, Tue ans!l nnmbeT
cavalry fs accounted for by the fact that ost OF
Wsce9e1 ~ cr ,ons u t6e .efrtce lc With nampton
nf;csIs q, poht gu most Of his men, and the only
Butler, Logan and Robert and. ron. os'e'
TIE HE1EI, AHMT KnEa5rsa 1p
.la 16e 11m5 a,a todsy I'll break up and start home
attempt il -e1Dg nude In the yaf1onsS rnrno ~ -
have The troops Of each section mnrrh hn,,e T. -
body but It is not likely that such an IL
could be long maintained, az ihe, have Id nrneV
to purchase food, and large bodies could pnt rnnd
ily supply themselves without devastating The
country. This Ii almost sure to taEe place how.
the limited supplies Of the tnhabitante.
FACTS AND FIGURES.
There are many f1ct revealed By The surrender,
OF great Interest and deep Significance. Some OF
these tare already been referred to in three let
te1s. The appruxims1e annihllation Of the able
Nodied population Of the South, ts set forth In =
startling light by the following figures taken from
both present and absent. AgeneTal con :olfdat!on
Of companies and regiments took place few
months since. and IN most csses whole regiments
is ahe ooWn
we're selt cted a: rBndorn from large pe Of rolls:
Ten regiments consolidated, 237 men; three regl-
mcnts s1bi twenty regiments 0z7; eleven rsgt-
representing 10, ,0U men on The original rolls; one
regiment so.; eight regiments ~, representing
l9tU Texas lroors; one regiment 40 left ont OF
regiments 4l8; c,ghtren regiments 7l9. Single
rcf1nen:a urconsolidated, and not represented
above, showed the following numbers on their
5sls; 1s !. e r. e. II = 81, 81. 1s5, II, II, IS,
Eight companies consolidated amounted to 80
mem nse c9npanies u; ten comp ,nies s., elcvtn-
q; ten companies In one case ri, in nnnIker ~
The ascraGe In 4ee's corps before consolidation
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::ReD:ttrtaI.
-. .::@e1:ttnal. ~
Stop: Thar Cough.
DR. CARTER'9
COUGH BALSAM.

WIN care Coughs, Colds, As*hnaa.
| Consumptions Bronchitis, Splitting OF
blood, Pain In the Side and Breast,
"hoopfnE Cough, Group, and all dis
eases Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Tie net Dt.teet pleasant and ec.e.ou, = nedy
eHT ss1t nd IGaGs tas - '1''a'7' '' 'aa 1nAoAr'
Dr.. Carter's Cough Balsan.
1ht, medicine eItNrIATgLY STOPS Tus coUca.
sd ana sr & g. III
~ ;Ts ckE
aE1IISG ii ihe fa;monn3 o;zsas. % " ''A'os ao'
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALaAM
harm - = III qasi.ie, a5a y mild nd tss
:as d ~
HsVE fe usEn II nn,a n l. .9d AL xH
sFEkDi anl GsFiCACioGs RESEbY ,hsy iny nan Sa3e
ever used
WINTER CoUGa.
81 x3js5otI f;$ S5s:5 s. L
DR.. CARRIERS COUGH. BALsAM
It wa,ms, uo.stf rs ind siuu,atea the whole o,e,sh
trg apparatus. A2d arts new lie 10 ths eaclated
1mmedla.- attention shoa.d be s.rGn to
Coughs, Colds and Diseases Of the Lanss.
e ,staass co9sn co1q o. snz a,ss.s
n pf es5
:tsfs fiSS "a ;5sa 81; ~
cure at oncs that Celebrated remedy.
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25Fuuhal.

REMOVAL.
The Real EatAte Agency ofthe undersigned has been
removed to Room No 10 ErosoY's Opera Home, g.
Waslns:nC sts Ct where Viii he found large Lat or
property +oF ka1c.
Ny11w.2i.1v KEES i AYKE3,
pEMOVAL.
- FARWELL, lILL & KNOX,
Commission Merchants
Have removed to
60 Lasa1le Etraex
RketFonoltAn Rlnck. uvsrr-1.
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.t u TIC CuuC1y U1 - 6dd Stkt8
are) able 70 n The contract in accordance with the
terms Of hs proposition, snd that should his propo-
stton be accepted, he will at once c1.er into con
tract In accordance therewtth
Should tic contract Be awarded him, We ara pre-
pared to become his securities.
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Total, A1,.,,,.,..,..,,.,.,..,,...,. 1la
In r wnthio A2No1th, Kan9el West Of tic sth Wt-

AL Wnkllp A@Hottd. ksan&e1 eat Of the 3th QE.
eipal Meridian.
fee Almpe hare been made to th4 President and p19-
tors In uusk for the Sharehodera OF ths Company,
these lRnds were csr fully selected by men 1hue-
ou1hly acquainted with the lead region. 1t 4 ttIr4
when the mixing ateEcst Of Missouri at It's lov&
ebn. and all pT was held by preca1tous tcuu1a
Every Of thesa tracts IS uuder,Atd By tho ead-
bearing Limestone, and 'Ein ri 5" enough. In former
money many times over -.. :.
Tie separate Eept rts Of Me1s1s. Foster snd Swallow
whcEe es!enca In the lead dis rets Of the North
st not surpassed by that Of any other zeotogfs9R
ful!r CONFIRM whA: We ha7o stated ~ 10 the minexA
character OF these lands,
tracts which will secured. ii tho rcport the Ee
oKst favorable Tney hare too. An organized sye-
I'm Of e. plnr.ton extending to eve past OF TIN
state The SecEe:hEy has not less tas LA0teportx f
ports relat1pE to te m1etal deposits OF the vA11oI7
sections OF the region SO that 1t Will be thas ma
scope OF The company Will embrace other obtecta th1a
the mining ofIead on the particular tacts thus M q
cured.
That Ml.sonri Is EIeh In mineral resources, tnc.n4
Ink grrAter variety OF minerals than Is found 10 any
other ftate, ouch - ron lead, zlac. "copper" cobalt
and nicEe, Is proved by her who's mining history H
tending cFe- period OF more tnAn half 4 century
Hther1o under system OF alsyelsooE, litss sJ5ts-
dawned- Foreign capital u flowing Into the ssak87
the abandoned miues-ahandoncd not on sccoupt o$
exhaustion but from anarchy and nlsrulo-are petSE
Acur and everything Indicates that abr II about d
The capital stock Of the COMPANY IL ample 10. the0
ot eca- The stock Is all paid In, and 10 shns Of
the paE yane q EACH ne set aide foz working e.
prices ~ may be nxed uson BY tho Directors.
my9W+lm
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#ceting Of Stockbolners.

THICAGO AND NORTH
~ WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
April a, 1aA
The Annual Meeting OF tho Bendho1de,s and Stock
holden Of the Cl:caEo and Northwestern HailY1Y
Company for the election Of Hoard ct Director for
1he yesr cnsuin tn6 70! tho action OF snch 9TH
CT 0u6tLess may he brought before them. viii be
Aeld At tit Office Of the Company In the City OF Chi
CAEo. on
Thurtday, the 1st day Of June, 1866
At II O'Clock A. H. JAMES r. YOUNG,
ErNr
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4 RMY STORES-Oaice Aot1nr

AA- NOuW1a8A+J OIL 6uOalkLe1CG,
sRALED PROPOSALS lin dpIilcate) Win b received
At tt ntace until u O'Clock. w.. Monday Nav I5th
1875, fer I. f.IniLhirg CONFLICT RATIUN3 70 TIE sol
DIES crute and stEagg e1s at Q. 8. General Hospital
at Prairie du Chen. Wisconsin. =
The contract to commence May list, 1865, and to ha
II rs.ion sists q Twelve 90 ounces OF pork or
baeon Or one " pound four % ounces OF salt Or fresh
n9a or 5 one m q Roana o sn9 far q ou5ses Of soE1
Ns pou9fs Of beans CT peal, ten t ponnd. ric.
s) ponsd. Of roaste' co1te ono u pound eightiO
ounces Of tea; 1fteen 05} pour ds of sugar; four Is
Gua;ts q vireear; ons po1sd !ou. L, ounces Of
twelve Q21 ounces Of salt and four d ounces 81 pep.
pr. W
Bidders viii be required to furnish marked sanp'es
Of each Astc:e comnrslnE the ration, which will pe
fetacsd by ~ unders!Eaed, sobtecr at IL tines TO
The milton furnished must be OF qu sllty equal to
LnAt o! TIE samples accompanying he bids, d.
liyc1ed at euth times and Ii such quanes IS sy be
olFF6 sa ~ e. Ss 96 s5s port
component paFt Of rs ion the aggregate Of which
sha be the price ct the pete rA.lou IN accord
hnce with the proportions eatabshed By the tabe In
the stuY regulations
Ropo.aMls M from contractors who hare previously
y. e l. ie:estcd In more than bid VIII not be con
Tht nam.s Of firms must be stated in fr, with the
precise address It each member OF the firm.
bond, Fish aoot and sufficient security. vii be
All bids nnst be accompanied by guarantee Of the
lotn aut txtd. The responsibility Of the GuarxutorB
-uEitts Eno~n to !he hernder3fsned-us. M be shown By
Eict court Of tbe United sfates istIcs attorney.
, 1865-05-12
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALKAN

Is purely ye3etah,e in It's ingredients and perfectly
hazm ess In alt IT, quslite3 aod mild aud plestau
As tho most de!teste coriA l: has b.eu IN genera
use Tor the last EN- fEAtsS 3fona Of bottles hays
hetn sold and P1, sic ins Drug <ists. and ALL wH{Y
HAVE UsEn It mite ln saying that It Is tho MOTT
SPEEDY anl KEE1CACIOU3 REMEDY they haJr
, 1865-05-12

This Celebrated Remedy In a Speedy.
S9le and Radical cure for SHPHf.
LIS IN the primary, Secondary r aud
Tertiary Stages.
From time 1Mracmoria1 there has existed In ali larve
M cities CONTAGIOUS SEXUAL u1SEAsK, called 81.
fH1LL1S Nhlch depends upon special cause that bt
distinct VIRUS which L. capable Of transmission by
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hereby certify, that have been familiar with all
the processes employed by the South Down Company in
the manufacture Of their "sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article prepared under Mr. jacques Patent con-
ains all the useful principles OF the Tobacco in
cenrated form.
This Paste, employed a. Steep Wash according 10
the directions furnished by the Company has The effect
Of curing Scab and other cutaneous diseases aud destroy
ing all parasitic insects which infesi the skin and wool
the Sheep and thereby improves the health Of the ami
NAL as veil as the quality Of its fleece. Employed in
the way, the solution being made stronger, 1t will
destroy those ms which infest the skins Of large
animals and also those that are injurious to vegetation
CHARLES T. Jackson, MD,
Asseysr 20 The State Of Massachusetts, and
Contuhng Chemist.
u Wool Growers should beware Of any preparation
that contains sulphur, il is 70 destroy The fibre
Of the WOOL One pound Of Bzfrao Tobacco will make
twelve gall Wash and contains the strength Of eight
pounds Of Tobacco IS prepared by farmers
Agents wanted in every Wool District
JAMES =. LEVIN, Agent South Dozen Co
3Seop50-5l76 % Central Wharf, boston
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Deafness Cured.

NEW YuHK Dec. II, 1868.
DR. OAAS; write to inform you that the mtdi
cine you prescribed for my rheumatism. has entnc!
cured me- after having been treated for It year
nine months, BY the most skifu ply sioians IN Virgins
and New York, | walk without the and a
cruohes or cane after using your medicine three oeek
g. U. GOODMAN, 9th n. Y. g. ", Co. u
T. S.-The old gentleman, Mr. e., whom you opei
Ated upon for deafness Calarth, says that yot
have ed hip, and that he her any person whs
per To him, after having been deaf ~ 2s years
success TO you, doctor. G. o. u
BlRoHAMFToH, Dec. 2, 1865
DR. OAKs-hiHd SIR 81 received your letter inoin..
iu, shen you would be Little Falls again. auc
that Jvu would be happy to hear from me-
t.,le. Well, sir, | knew Of no iva persons whom
would rather than you and youl wife First, your
wiie because she old sohoolmate Of mine, ant
secondly, you, because know you cuIed me OF
disease p Ysicians oalled Cons mption, but which
you called Giro Cafar,h and TO- justice to you, as
good ply sieiAn write TO lnoun ycs that entirely
cured Of CaarTh which has afflicted Tor twenty two
years my lungs, eyes, throat, and head we'll ny
breath does not smell 1t used hear those
awful sounds in my years. and in fact never enjoyed
better health my whole life, aud an ten thousand
un.es thankful you. Ny bssi love to )ou both and
e-AJ God bless you III jour noble ayccauuD.
ours IN haste
A Pa
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Blindness, Deafness, and Catarl h
Cnrad

SPRISoPIBLD CgNrkh, Otssgo Co, Dec 10, 1888
Dr. OAKS Dear Siy-With gratitude permit me TO
TESTIFY that your extraordinary sk in operating upon
my ef eye which has been blind for than faoeve
years. and restoring my sight, after having been epeat-
edly pronounced iucurabe You have ais unsiopped my
ears which have troubled me PEE years with noises
ringing and deqftss, and which you have restored in
to1 days to perfect he ring
you have also my heart at rest In relation
TO my trouble with Catarh aud Bronchitis | am fully
SAITH he'd that your capabilities be too highly es
tina ed and appreciAtedi and cheeIfuliy end
any who may be toublsd with Blindness Deafness
and Ca'arrh, to call upon YOU for know that you can
cure them.
InnN SInhEY Gnhrns a
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As ever, Yours,
ANDREW ARCHER.
LAWYERS. Singers,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is prepared by
SETH W. + )WLE g. CO.,
Is FREMONT STREET, BOSTON,
and Is for sale by all druggists 20,7l;eop
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. H. r. ID d Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Late Agent of u s. Patent Office Washington, C,nlder
the Act Of 1881
70 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BosToE. MASSACHUSETTS.
APTER extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Pa
pes Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign worGs to determine the validity or utility Of
Patents invehdonsand legal other advice render
ed in all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, Of ascertaning the paentabty Of Inventions
unsurpassed by, If not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that is stccesstul at the
Patent Office tha the subscriber and success Is the
best proofO advantages and ability he would add that he
has abundant believe and prove that at no
other Office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice OF the sub
erber during twenty years past has enabled him to ac-
cumulate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative TO patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
chanical works. and full Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington, procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
inventors
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Principal Office and Laboratory is at he N. Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia, where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
lie will be found here every Saturday, professionally
examine lungs with the Respirometer, Tor which his
fec is hree dollars. al advice free.
Ia New York, At No 30 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from 9 A. NJ 10 F. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January IL and 10,
February IS aud 10, March Is and 10, April 10 and 90
May IL and Is, Juue IA snd Is, July 10 and IN
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be in the daily papers Of those cities
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Total Blindness Cured.

R1cHFrELD sPRINGs, Otsfgo Co, April 3, 1864
DIR. II, A. OAKS | am indebted 10 you for restoring
me TO perfect sight in one monh at er being completely
blind from pTouaoted affection OF "ErysipelAs in the
head"
am indeed truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your efforts to my shattered health and
lost sight and not my health ony that Of my wife
when she could longer be Helped by ply oAns after
having been troubled with Heart Disease aud malice
difficulties for ak years
(Signed) JOHN FREEMAN,
H. 3 FRBEMAk
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Eighteen years established in y. y. City"
" ON, ina lble remsd dies knovn"
Free from Puisons
Not dangerous 10 The Human Family"
Rats come out Of heir lies 10 die"
" Costar's " Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,
Is pAse-used for hats,
Mice, Roaches, Black and
Red Ants,&o, &c &c, &c,
Costar's " Bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is a liquid or wash used to
des roy, and also 3 a pre-
ysntve for Il d-Bugs, &c
" Costar's " Electric Powder for Insects,
Is for Moths, Mofquitoes,
Pleas, Bed Bugs L. sects on
Plants Fowls Animals sc
HPSol1 by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
IT. BswMe Of all worthless limitations.
gJ.see that Co.iSr's name is on each Box, rotte,
and FLASK, before you buy.
UP incipal Depot 49, Broadway, Me- York.
~ Sold by n X. Blown, Montpelier, VT.
3 6 5.
INCREAEE CT RATS The Farmers Gazette
a. gsh asserts and by figures one pair Of
COL 05l In three seas NV, unless this immen,e fam
lily eau b. kept down they would consume m,re food
III would sustain 65 100 human beings.
~ a." Costar's' advertisement in this paper.
4 8 5.
RATS versus BIRDs--whoever eogages in shooting
small Llrds 10 cruel man shoeyeT aids In exteTmn
Aunz ias Is benefAc'or We should like some Of our
60 rep pdens - give US the oeneht OF their experience
s. ming oui rats " e need something besides dogs
g Nad NaPs i9r this business --Sctent,fc AHsriean,
see Costar's Aiyertseu emit in this paper
= 8 5.
COSrARs RAT DIFFERENTIATION IL simple
safe and suTe,-the perfect RAT-iho ,on meeting
We have ever attended. Every that get IT, prop
eFiy epared according to directions will eat H. and
one that eats will die general som place as
distant as possible from the medicine was taken
Lake Shore. Michigan, Mirror.
uTSee CoataT's" Advertisement in this paper.
3 6 3.
HOUsRKERPRRS troubled with veimin need be 40
no longer If they " CostAr's'' ExterminAtor We
have used II to satisfaction and II box cost So
we would have il We have tried poisons, but theJ
ehsct nothing; but (" CosaT's" article knocks the
breath out Of Rat, Mice Reaches, Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker than write t 1t Is In great dem and all
over the county.-Med,na, OHIO, Gssstte.
lJrsee " CossaF's advertiser ent IN this paper
3 6 5.
VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST SPEAKING of
"Costars" Rat, Roach, Ant &C., BxteIminator-
-'' more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
in q ant County by yermn than would pay for Of
this Rat aud Insect Killer"-Lancaster, Wts Herald
) 6 5.
FARMERS AND HoUsEKEEPERs should reeol-
lect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain, Pro-
Ss ms, So. annually destroy ed by Rats, Mice Ants
and Other insects and yermin-al Of which be pre-
vented by few dollars worth Of " CostaT's" Rat
hoach Ant. &c Kxterninator bought aud used freely
GJso d in Montpelier, VT, by n. K Brown.
30 ID VIA .
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l,E|'SIi!.II..IIiIsNslI /.
El5H2s,3Sj q; .S.3yR3TzyTzSsN

No article has been introduced the public, that
has met with greater favor, given universal sat
sfierion, than
FRkNCH's VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER.
IN pr, psration ia no compound Of chemicals, con-
tans 20 ii or alcohol but simply composed Of veget-
lie matt =, and is the most complete
HAIR DRESSING IN THE WORLD.
II is a dye
WARRANTED WARRANTED
IN every instance to Gray Hair to its atuTal
color and condition, to promote growth Except
where theroots have been dsorganizsd by age sick
ness,l to
PREVENT THE HAIR FALLING OFF,
To en- dicate Dandrud aud HumoT from the Scalp, 10
cure Nervous Headache, 20 keep the head clean and
cool and the hair moist aud glossy.
AUSTIN FRENCH,
Portland Me.
~ Sold by DrusPists everywhere. Wy
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From, Ms Ustea A0rning Heraid.
W. take great psasuIein recording another wondt,
fu by ~. oANs. young uni4who is emf ejst
clerk in the establishment Of H.. ukt. Esq.
tuuer Sc, No 81 BleeAei sueet, tea, was cured
total blindness arising ron AauIosis. lie Is nc, as
sell and perfectly LIy peiiod Of his ~
Utica, August, 1861. n. q. kDwARIs
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician cd surgeon. Nos. and Rn.
dco street. Boston is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system Prolapsus Uteri, Fall
lug Of the Womb, Fluor Albus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements, all treated upon path
illogical principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
days So invariably certain is the mode Of trea'-
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and the afflicted person soon rtoces In perfect health
Dr. Do" has no do bit had greater experience In the
cure OF diseases Of women and children than any other
ply siean in Boston, and has, since 1915 confined his
VIII pie attention to the cure Of private diseases and fe
male complaints
n ALI letters must contain four red stamps they
vii not be answered Office hours from A, M. to +.
NJ.
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Kindness OF Forty Years Standins
CnFed.

l Samuel Steere, Of Fly Creek Otsego county, u,
hereby certify that have been totally blind for fofu
Years, and have been under the treatment Of the
experienced oculsts and surgeons Of New York Nh
have pronounced my incuTahle.
have been under DT. Oaks ,ream ent for
j have him but three times. and Tor the tim
day these many years enabled to discover %
jeots clearly twenty rods distant also feAo
his name on his window shades which | have done 10
the Of Witnesses from delight at re
turning vision, When first the Doctor. was com.
pletey prostTeted In bodily health He has oompleteA
restored mt, and very happy to say that feel full
twenty years younger am nearly 7Oyesrs old
SAhUAL STKERB.
Utica, Sept. 9Th, 1862.
Miness-J A. Kinney and DIR. Calvin Kinney
Frankfort, Herkimer county.
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IMPO RT1NT TO THE arm CTRD
DIR DOW continues to be consulted at his office, Nos.
7 and Endicou street Boston, on ali diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BY long Of study and practical experience Dr
Dow has The grath cation Of presenting the unoItu-
nate with remedies that have neier failed 20 cure the
most alarming cases Of
g ONORRHHA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF veuersa az
impure blood lDpotency. Serofua Gonorrhna Ulcers,
Pain or Distress IN the regions Of procreato Infam-
nation Of the bladder and kidneys Hydroeee Abs ssss
ule symptoms attending this class Of disease arc made
to become as harmless as the simplest angs Of child.
Particular attention given II the treatment Of
5 e NJ N A l. w Il NESS.
in All its forms and stages Patients who wish 10 remain
under DR.. Dows treatment few days or weeks will be
furnished with pleasant rooms and charges for board
moderate
p. S.-Ladies who troubled with any disease Pc
ouar TO their system will fnd speedy ieei BY calling
on DR. Dow, at his tffiee, No. Endicor street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those Who reed the services Of experienced physi-
elan o. surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases Of
r. S-DT. Dow imports and has for sale a new article
called the French Secret. oider by mail Two for 81
and a red stamp 67,O8
May l 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

Late Uommissi0nor OF Patents.
''Mr. X. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appl
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is now pending Such unmstakable proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads 70 recon-
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their
patents, they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, in course Of his
large practice, made toice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
inhis tap0r, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
IL. EDDY
BOaton Jan. |. 1850 36h1