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JoHR FREEMAN,
4. $ FREBnAE.

Dr. II. A. OAKS Dear Sir-I feel very grateful to you
Tor your klndn,ss To me during your attendance am
herman by birth, am AZ years Of age have resided
IN America for 1--WE years For eleven years have been
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs. have been under
me treatment Of very eminent French and German ply
ueisns IN Europe also been subject to the best
treatment OF some eminent American physicians. Yet
WIN All thls array Of talent mbnsd with all their con
uhuous ehofls, ard with all their extensive facilities
srll my case eafied their utmost skill used to spit
large quantities Of blood daily NY iron frame began 10
CULVER under the alternating influence Of disease
departed OF ever recovering, or Of being helped
gave up snd had decided 20 let the ditase take ils
course, until wilkins ksq recomm ended me 10 try
your treatment am, indeed, very g,atettI thai ID
80 for in the short space Of month you old noIe r
me than all the phy sicAns whom had previously en-
ployed whether m Europe or America YOU C0RED
MRff
am. dear sir. yours very gratefully,
g. Nj rHouAs
Catharine Street, Utica, October 18Th, 1858
The Doctor may be consulted At Montp ,ler, ut .
BuInham House, Room No. L. for two days. aud .
half as above,
FOR references see circulars to be had at his room,
Office hours from A. NJ, until s P. M
CONSULTATION al On
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MfIFohDi UTHEHo Co, n Il May 9Th, Ibv4.
This is certify that have been sick with "Cnarfh
al Bronohitis for uine years. Last March ! WA N
duced to Try DT Oaks treatment which relieved
ten minutes | used to cough half the night, raise
on an aver &c much a. large tea-cunu " yiscic
phlegm my sleep was so much disturbed, that would
awake with burning fever and respiration After using
the Doctors medicine Onth | gained in hesh ten
pounds the end Of two months weighed twenty hy'
pounds than in March previous. My Cough lief
in weeks, the night sweats ceased in two three
nights my fever left me- my appetite and sleep returned
and truly say that have been it were raise
n the dead to newness Of life, and this with but
mo tbs treatment
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IL K N X
V f. II NJ Q ~ L
LINlMENT !

cine IL no longer an et
pertinent Thousand
Of people who have uset
Il. bear witness 20 ~
superior excellence .st
Liniment and q Pain
Killer. Full directions
accompany each bottle
IL may be used eVter'
nally flT
rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Tooth-Ache,
Headache.
Burns and Scslds,
Bruises and
Svellings,
sore Throat,
LumbAgo
80 &c.
and may be used inter-
nAlly FOR
Cholio aud Colds,
Cholera Morbus,
Bowel Complaints,
DiArrh9A,
Wind CbOlie,
SC, &C.
Much might BE- sam
Of It's remedial proper
ties and magical effects
but the limited space
this Advertisement wi .
ouly admit Of a gen eral
summary.
II Is prepared ~itk
care ; great pains beins
taken 10 allot an eGfct
proportion Of each o
its ingredients, in such
: manner that the com
.UinAti0n shall be, 10
every respect at onos
more rapid In its opera
sion, and more stiectuAl
han any other similar
medicine.
A single Teaspoon
full taken in warm water
.1f otherwise as the tAstS
may dictate, checks D.
1rrh9a CAoiio and al
botSel Complaints With
in a most incredibls
hortspace Of time
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EYE ND E AR
CERTIFICATES.

on the most improved and modem principles, with
rely remedies, and with little suffering tt
he nt.paeTt
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500 I'D -,e' Urug aud UoInuy otofs thIoas aoa
Vermont and CSuadas
Retail 81 Cent? per Bottle
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which will show itself By the quantity and color Of th'
urine and natural consequence, long train Of dis
sAsea will follow
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essssss - erpresslt for OBsTINATB CASES, which
al other CHEAP remedies Of the kind hare failed
10 cure; also that 10 warranted represented
IN HysRY RESPECT, or the price i0iH be refund
3D. ~ BEWARE OF INVITATIONS and especial
" those having counterfeit Of my Indian Figtre for
the purpose Of deception. None genuine unless obtain
ed diyectlv ofDr. NatuSon, at his OFFICE FOR SPE-
ClAL DISEASES. NO. rs Union Street, Providence,
r. l. ~ Accommodations for Ladies during treat
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FRAscKs ROWLAND

v
For references / respectfully refer to Don p Russo
Bank Cooperstown, John /. Scott Cooperstown, Geo
worthington, Worthington Bank, Charles W. Smith
Otsego Bank.
hereby certify TO the veracity Of the above.
BEISEY SMITH, Milford
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Mfniral.


IL EN- NBDY'S
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
The only Ointment for the cure Of all eruptons aud
eutaneous affections.
II IL wholly
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
1T WILL ounE
Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, ScAld Head,
Piles, felons Ulcers, sofe Eyes,
Chilbains, Shingles, Boils, Cuts, Wounds
Blistefs. Rinpworms Pimples,
Burns, Chspped Hands,
Scalds.
X f. N N Il j Y =
SALT HBUM DIN TN x N r
Contains no mercury or other mineral substance IL"
wholly and purely
vRaETAB BILE,
One trial is sufficient to convince the most skeptoa
that its efficacy In alaying Inflammation and reducing
sweings Is wonderful.
The Great Family Ointment
| KENNEDY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
Should be in every household No other Ointment can
compete with itA ready and speedy means OF rehei
] For BURNS and SCdLDS II Is the most perfect cure
As an BMOLLIBNT
KENNEDY'S
Sab Kheum Ointment
ia unsurpassed.
The ROUGHEsT SKIN is made smooth.
CHAPPRD HANDS are instantly healed.
CRACKED and DRIED LIPS are healed anc
] sonened.
To keep the hands and face comfortable during thu
cold weather, put little Of the Ointment on when goil
to bed. ...
Put up in two sized bottles The smaller rs CENTS
the larger 90 CENTS, per bottle. - 80
Brown, Druggists 3ls2
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DAINT PAINT
Winters Metallic Brown Paint

RECOMMENDS ITSELF.
II is pure oxide OF Iron and Manganese. IL mixes
readily with Linseed DID, taking two gallons less pei
100 lbs than any mineral, and possesses more body
than any other paint 1t forms glossy, unfading,
durable metallic coat, protecting wood from decay aud
iron or other metals from rust or oorrosion.
" 1t does not require grinding, aud is warranted
20 give satisfaction for painting Railway Cars Iron
Bridges Houses, Barns, Hulls aud Decks Of Ships Tin
and Single Roofs, Sc.
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FAINT AND vABFisH MAsUrAOrERERs --soLE AGENTS
ron NEW ENGLAND sTATFs.
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IMPORTANT TO ME AFFLICTEO.

| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. DOW continues to be eonsulted bis once Nos And
2 Endcott street, Boston, On all diseases q .
PHI ATE OF DELICATE NATURE.
by long u study and practical experience
limited extent, DR. d. has the Of presenting
unfortunate With dies
introduced them failed 10 The alarming u
GONORRHRA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath bis treatment all the horrors " yenereal aud impure
blood lmpoency serotuls Ganorhea Ulcers pain and d.
the regions Of u the Bad
der aud kiansys, Hydroeyle Asesssss Hunors, shial
this class y disease made 10 become harmless the
simplest angs Of child.
SlMlNAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devotes great part d his time Of
those caused by solitary habit, which
ruins te body and mind uniting the unfortunate individual
for business society, some Of the
fecs produced by early habits Of youth
Back and Limbs Dizziness Of the head nmness OF sight Pal
ptaton Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness
the digestive functions, mptoms The
fearful effects the mind much dreaded
combustion o. Of prts, evil
nge aversion OF cucety, self dstrust timdy,
the evils produced Suchlpersons should, before
ing matrimonyi consult physician Of and
restored to health and Patients
remain under Or. bOS's
furnished with pleasant and
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the with full
Tor on receiving description Of DR.. Dow
the French Capoes,
ative Order by mail. Three for o. and stamp.
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MEXICAN ana FOREIGN PATENTS
soH6rf6k & 81 PR2fHENTs.
Late agent Of q. ). Patent Office, Washington, under
the Act Of 1881
rs STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET


Late Agent Of o. > Patent Ofics, Washington, under
the Act Of 1881
rs STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
Boston, MASSACHUSETTS.
AFTER extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues secure Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications Bonds Assignments, and all Pa.
pers Drawings for Patents. executed liberal terms,
and with despatch. Researches made into American
Foreign worSs to determine the validity utility u
Patents inveh uons-and 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 Asoertaning the patentaby Of inventions,
unsurpassed by, II not mmeasursbly superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that none is more 5eeessH al the
Patent Office than the subscriber and success The
best proof Of advantages aud ability he would add nat he
has abundant believe and prove, that
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate. The immense practice Of the sub
scriber during twenty years past has enabled him
cumuate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative TO patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
chanica works, and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United states and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
AL necessity Of journey TO Washington, 10 procure
patent, and the usual great delay there here
Inventors.
TESTING MAILS.
~ regard Mr.. kddy one Of the most capable and
fucoedsfW practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner NJ Patents
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors tnAt they
employ person competent and Trustworthy
and capable Of putting their applications in form
for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"Mr. h. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN apph.
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is pending Such unmistakabe proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors apply to him to procure their
patents they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in Of his
large practice, made ttoice rejected applications,
SIXTEEN APPEALS Every ONE Of which was decided
inhts favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
H. EDDY.
Boston. Jan. 1, 1865. 1857
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TIE HOOD,


And tends TO close the pores u skin which unon
animation will be found to be dry aud husky and It
.Ian innda % diaarrnnra
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AGENTS..
BoSToN-George @. ,odwn h Co.
NEW YORK--Demas, BArnsB " Co.
BALTIMORE-S. y. Hsnee.
PIrTsBURGH-Dr George II KeyseT.
ClNCINNA IF Il. Sure n Co.. and j. ID. Park.
CHICAGO ord Smith, and II Scoyi.
ST LOUIs-Cnlhns Bros
SAN FhANCI SCO-- Hostetter, Smi h * Dean.
sisid by "a druggists and dealers 40ly
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1 lGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Il = Al

IL IN DELICATE HEALTH.--Dr. Dow, Physician
and surgeon Nos Endeott street, Boston is consulted
daily for all diseases incident 20 the female PruApsus
lter falling Of the Womb, Fuor Alous Suppression and
other mensrua arrangements, all treated
illogical principles, and peedy relief
80 Invariably certain DE rode Of mosi
obstinate complaints yield under IT, and the afflicted
joiers in perfect health Dr. Dow has doubt had
Ia the Of diseases children than
phyaclAn in Boston boarding accommodations for patients
who may Uho stay IN Boston few days under his
d. Dow, since lSsb having confined atten
practice, Private Diseases and
Femae Compalns, Acknowledges superior the United
States.
~ BAN letter. contain stamps or they will
April le6a Ol;53
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A NEhIAIN JUKE IN AID UASES
" OR NO CHARGES MADE
Dr. u. d consulted daily, from A. N. 20 p NJ, above,
upon all ducut and chronic diseases
ture having by his unweard attention and extraordinary
sources gained reputation witch calls patients from all
Of the country 10 obtain advice Among the physicians
Boston stand higher in the profession than The
DR.. DOW, Nos Endiot Street. Those
give him a call.
B.pr Dow imports has for sale new article called
the French Secret Order by mall Two for s and ed
Boston April 1854. Oiih3
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Buhn O. ptmrp & COS. Column.
~ a. UUw y .
VEGETABLE BALSAMlC
ELIXIR.

4 This old time thed
standard remedy sti.l
maintains its popular.
". When al others
have proved inefficient
the Hlixif alone cor.
! tinuos TO give sa'isiao
4 ton
Use II for
Cough,
Colds,
Z Catarrh,
II Asthma,
y Group,
Inciplent Consumption
and all diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and
Al Lungs.
Il 81 YEARS 400
Y The Elixir first made
/. its appearance ano
) even then, In lie primf
tive and imperfect state,
4 produced such extraoT.
! binary results that II
, became, At once, a gen
eral favorite. Many
q have made Il, what 4
: really IL, a Family Med
icine.
For as more than
\ half the diseases $50
Il which desh IL heir" OF
iginAte from colds, q
this may be considered
general preventive CT
ali diseases, by remov
ing the primeval cause
= ADULTS
Should always keep
this Family PhysioiAi
= at hand and by H.
timely use save hun
- dreds Of dollars thai
- would otherwise b
swallowed up In dis
- charging doctors fees-
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DR.. MATTISON'S SURE REMEDIES
Special Diseases.


his celebrated female Medicine
is prepared expressly for both mdrtied
and single ladies, and is superior N any
thing else for the purpose, as it will regu-
late the system in cases Of distractions,
from uha'ever cause, and is therefore Of the
greatest value to married ladies, who
from IN health or other reasons may wish
To avoid an evil TO which they are liable
II taken rs directed It will cure any case
durable by medicine, and it Is also perfect
" safe At all tin's Full directions ao-
company each bottle Price $40 rPRB-
ME- MnERs- TLfs D,edfriue a. aesig,e}
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All the goods in the above List will be sod, without
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certificates Of
all various articles placed in similar envelopes
sealed and mixed These envelopes will be sent by mail
OF delivered Office without regard choice. On
sents aud it is optional with you send dollar and
receive the article named any other in the list Of
same value
By this mode give selections from varied stock
OF fine goods Of tho best make and latest ses aud Of
intrinsic worth, at nominal price, while all have a
chance Of securing articles Of the very highest value
In all transactions by mail charge for forwarding
the Certificate paying postage and Dol e the busin
% cents each Fire certificates oH be sent for g.
Eieren for -, Thirty for 50 Sirty-6oe $40 and One
Hundred tor SIS
THE REASON WHY
We should supply your wants our a'i les ate unsur
passed; work Of unrvaled excellence prom
punctualy obse we'd Our central location brings us
near the most remote points Our goods from
the manufac and Of the latest and most desirable
styles The goods be sold AID the terms are I'M
equaled All articles ordered are forwarded by return
all
We guarantee enure satisfaction in every instance,
and II there should be any person dissatisfied with any
article they nay receive they will Immediately
and the price will be refunded.
each Certificate ordered provided their REMIT lance
amount TO One Dollar.
They will collect Is cents for every Certificate and re-
tanning 10 cents, remit to Is cents for each.
Address,
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Boston s. nrm uork advertisements.
| NJ p o X I A " I
| n V A l | d S
IRON THE BLOOD.

II il we'll known to the deal profession that IRON
Il the Vital Principle or Life Element Of the blood This
derived chiefly from the food eat but II the food
not properly digested H. from any cause whatever
the necessary quantity Of iron is taken into the cir
culaon or becomes reduced the whole system suffers
The bad blood will initiate the heart, will clog up the
lungs will supey the brain, will obstuot the liver, and
will send Its disease producing elements to all parts OF
the system, and every will suffer In whatever organ
may be predisposed 10 disease.
The great value Of
Iron as Medicine
il well known and acknowledged by all medical men,
The difficulty is to obtain such preparation Of II a.
will enter the circulation and assimilate at with
the blood This point, says DIR. Hayes, Massachusetts
State Chemist has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup,
by combination in way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
Is PROTECTED solution of the PROTOYIDE OF
IRON. NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes at the Root Of Disease by supplying the blood
with its Vital principle or Life Element--lron.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropsy, Fever and
Ague Loss Of Energy Low Spirits
The Peruvian Syrup
infuses strength yigor snd life into the system and
builds up an "Iron Constitution "
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections. Fem.le Complaints, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
ia SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied By Debility
or Low State Of the System.
Pemphlsts containing certificates Of cures, and re-
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Read the following Certificates !

This is to certify that my daughter has twice been
cured II inhammatOry sore throat by Dr. Sherwood
Anti nphthefon, and that gladly recommend 1t to al
persons suffering with the same complaint.
WIN II WiLBOR
New York. Special Aid 10 U. S. Revenue
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the e,timonias.
Rev. John Pietpoint, Lewis johnson, NJ d.
Rev, Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney. NJ ID.
Rev Arthur b. Fuller, II Kendall. NJ. d.
Rev. Aug Pope W X. Chisholm. NJ. ID.
Rev Gurdon Robins, Francis Dana, NJ. d
Rev. Sylyanus Cobb jeremiah Stone, NJ ID.
Rev, 7. starr King, Jose Antonio Sanchez. VI ID.
Rev OsAorn Myrck, Maroeno Amanda, NJ. D.
Rev RphfAim Mute. Jr., Abraham Wendell. NJ ID.
Rev Thomas II Pons A A. Hayes NJ. ID.
Rev Richard MetoAn, J. X. Chiffon. NJ d.
Rev NJ P Webster, II +. Kinney, Nj. ID.
Rev Jos II Llinch, Jose d'Espinar, NJ d.
Rev. Adm Jackson, Thomas A Dexter, Esq.
Rev j. PeArson, Jr., Thomas C. Amory, Esq.
Rev. A. X X. CfAwley Hor Peter Harvey,
Rev. Henry Upham, James c. Dunn, ESQ.
Rev II Ridde Samuel May, ESQ.
Rev p. c. Headey. Prof 4. Viialis ScheTb
Rev John ". Olmstead, Ferdinand Andrews Esq
-PoR SALE by
SETH W. FOWLB CO, rs fremont St, Boston
J. F. DlNSMuRE, 49t Broadway, New York
And by all Drtggis,s. 2l;72eop
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am, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
q. NJ fHouAG
Catharne Street, Utica, October 18Th, 1858
, 1865-10-23
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The acknowledgements Of the Work-
Ing Men Of ChArleaton-Thcy No13lf.
nate Wade Hampton for Governor
Troubles Between tho Whites and
Blncks-ncstructlvc Fire, with Ter
: rIhle Loss Of Life.
NEW Yopk, Oct. ea-Tbe Hsrct1 has Charleston
ascs to the 18th, The day OF the election In South
Carolina for Governor and members of the Leglsla'
turc-
Gen. Bennett issued IN order prohibiting any
military officers in any manner interfering with It,
and doIotdaing The Presence OF soldiers in the
The working men Of Charleston held a meeting
on the 10th INST. at which they adopted IN address
to their fsllow-citizens and nominated Wade Hamp-
ton for Governor. In their address they c1prets
the belief that the destruction Of ala1esy will
ultimately prove greet benefit to al the people Of
the State. End especially to the working mIu, Is
capitalists and dlgniy labor The hoaiilo attitude
towards each other IN some pa1ts Of South CarolEna
Of the whites and blacks, il represented ns assuming
pha.e threatening serious results unless the dif
clies he speedily adjusted. Especially is this tho
casc nioug portions Of the coast, upon ihe Sea
Islands. wheIe the negroes hare been established
OF The abandoned plantations, subject to The COZ
rho, now that The rebellion has been
Guthtd arc ANXIOUS 10 rcsatn possession Of these
lands. allcgc That the freedmen are allowing. them
10 60 to ruin; do not raise enonsh ior their o'sn
maintenance; arc totally neglecung preparations
for next years crop, anu rctdse 10 Eisc up posses-
s,on. The white South Caronfans are coa4Elcr-
ab]y incen.ed agaiDst the Fteedmcn's bureau oi.
dctais, whom they charge with encouraging The NJ
groes in their assumptions. It Is principally M!ia
the object Of endeayorng to ddirAt lhcSe ltfncrl-
tier. as ne haze heretofore announced. that Gen.
Howard, commissioner Of the Erecdnlcn's Dnrcauls
now on visit to South Carolina The General AZ
rived IN Chatiest0l on Tuesday Last. by
the overland Epnte Iron Raleigh, North
Carolina, and left lie next day for
Columbia. TO hare an interview With Gov,
Perry. II expected that on his !ctufn TO CHARLES
d disastrous ntc- attended uith lo=a Of life, oc-
cured IN Charleston last Wednesday. It was in
hc business part Of the city, nna destroyed several
mercantile and manufacturing establishments, and
at COO, Thirty or f,rty persons were buried in
The ruins, from dfscen to twenty Of whom, IT iu
1Longht, were instantly killed. The others we're
extrscste in dzcadiulfy injured md suffering con-
ditlon.