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Snndny services in St. Adams.

o,tional Church, Rev. J. o. Bettinger
Cong. ConsioTi c,SO 4. NJ. and 1880:
uniyers,aanssso A, NJ. and 1:9o p. NJ.
Tnis,thcrrA Episcopal Church, Rev. D. w
Metn WEN qp,reachcr, 1880 A. NJ, and $50 p. M.
Dsy'qnn, vi. Church, Rev. J. Isbam Bliss Rector
no 4. NJ, and 745 p M. c.v,o- p..,or
iV ~ q Mary's Church, Re,yy. f. clavier' Pastor
,o'Sc NJ. and 1880 p NJ
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Drs. stevens s Clark,

Drs. Stevens s. Clark,
Have associated themselves together Tor the
prastss OF asd, I d 10 nS ali T pro so
sional business entrusted to their care
Office at the residence OF DIR. Stevens.
II. " STEVENS, NJ. D., 3. CLARK MD,
South Main Street. England Street.
st. Adams, May Is, 1865. '2-u
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MANSION HOUSE,
ALBuRCH SPRINGS, VERMONT,
CHAUNCIcN SMITH,
IppnInt.Infnr

rVNHIS well established hotel is situated near
has been recently rofttcd, rchirnishsd and Put
in thorough order for the reception of inyalids
and pleasure travel.
A stage, for the accommodation of guests,
plies regularly between the "Mansion House
and the depot ON the arrival of each passenger
train. BY strict attention to the requirements
of his guests, the Proprietor hopes TO receive
a continuance OF public patronage.
CHAUNCEY SMITH, Proprietor.
Alburgh Springs, July 4th, 1865. 69-3m.
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CLAIM AGENT.

Soldiers Bounties, Widows and invalids' Pen
sions, Arrears of Pay and Claims for Horses lost
or destroyed in the military service, procured
NV &. II. NYE,
Late Capt. Of 10th w. Volunteers.
st. Adams, w. March 1865 So-u
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GOLD-REARING BONDS

These bonds are now worth handsome
premium, and are exempt, as arcall the Goverit-
ment Bonds, from State, County, and Mmicippi
taxation, ,cAiclt adds from one 10 three per CT, Z.
per dnnun 10 their rdiue, according to the rat
levied on other property. The interest is pay
able scmi-annualy by coupons attached to eacl'
note, which may be cut off and sold to any banl,
or banker.
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- our stock of Tobacco and Snuff, and now have
a good assortment of Smoking and Chewing.
with lot of Brer Pipes, &c. We intend 10 SUP,
ply the demand, and shall be glad Of your pat
ronage. l.. l.. BUTCHER * son.
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4 LARGE, full and complete stock, embrac.
N ing every thing used in this section Of the
country. For sale at lowest market rates, by
l.. l.. BUTCHER a son.
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Sprfial 4lotires.
"A HORSE IS LIKE A MAN."

And like man, if he is overworkcd, needs care
and medicine. How many times we see horse
worth two or three hundred dollars, apparently
broken down by excessive work. Each partiou-
lar hair stands on end, and with head dropping
he drags his weary limbs along" The functions
of his body are more or less INSTRUCTED. In other
words, he is out of condition. What shall we
dn2 Givn
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WHITE LEAD Yellow Ochre, &C.. &c.,
w ground in oil, IN small cans, adapted TO
those who wish 10 do little painting. Also
Double Boiled oil, Benzine, and everything in
the Paint Line at DUTdHERS'
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"A Mrs. Smith of Utica, n. Y. late
ly took poison and died because she
didn't like q prospective son-in-law.
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b, ,rIcnlIl orNTIIToCs rXuInirioY VIII be
STONE & R0SST0A CIRCUS PlvlLlol,
At Ono O'Clock T. II

Upon huge Platform place on elevated ri.lars. en-.
aiding every spectator t" o''tdn cuiupl,tc Wow at
this triumph OF mpir~1 cvHHtstirs The Public can
gain ONLY very flint hiri from the Various iicturin
Scenes Of this stnprn oi- dsl y ot It's inncnsc
tractivcness and haltrl.is nature. III, the tulni
mating glory 81 fanr-itie Art nni gran Il 81
OF progressive talent known in history. welding
distinction Sas'r lin - t,np event corded In tho
annals of Poi.uiar tnrs~m-nts
sPECtAr. MOTT CT - l.adics anil persons naturally
nervous an tinI. cnt-rt dining icas Of ncrdeut L,
the fearless ptncrtti-'. rost.'r hN informed
that In ease SiG. FEED lN.NND should fall fr"m his
giddy eminenrn. novel arrangements madr hy the
use Of iniir-ruhhrr mattresses and pings In the plat
form u save hiin from >ruuS injury But he gene
rally succeeds. with J. hishr grace and uSirnus skill
thai, ignores all peril in achieving results undenahy
amazing, causing the fascinated populacc to applaud
with enthusiastic frenzy aud culusSal shouts Of sd
miration, intensely captivating the singular and
majestic performances Of
The Champion of Athletes.
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ALDEN's CONDITION POWDERS


They are sure, safe, and harmless. They thorough
ly remove all unhealthy distractions and cleanse
the whole system, expellmg inflammation, pro-
ducing healthy and directing action upon the
liver, restoring appetite, health, and renewed
animation to the whole body, thereby rendering
the animal capable Of much greater endurance.
These powders may be given with great advan-
tage in all cases of loss Of appetite, roughness
of the hair or coat, stoppage of water and bow
els, all coughs and colds, inflammation of the
lungs and bowels, recent founders, swelling of
the glands Of the throat, horse distemper, hide
bound, &c.
We do not recommend them TO cure a con-
firmed case Of heaves, but they will relieve it,
and in recent cases effect cure.
Farmers, Transfers, and those having
charge of horses would save time and money
by having these Powders always on hand to ad-
minister with the first symptom of decline or
disease.
These powders are alike applicable 10 all
domestic animals. They make fatting cattle
thrive, and working cattle perform much better
There is nothing better for new mileh cows
as they cleanse and regulate the system and APP
petite and improve the quantity and quail
ity of the milk.
The good results that follow the use Of these
Powders, will recommend them to everybody.
Put up in large papers, with directions for use,
and sold for rs cents.
Sent by mail in extra large packages for 81 90.
Orders solicited by
LII BUTCHER son, st. Adams, Vt.
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FLYING IN THE MIR
~ no TITTI n 7NVFlTtT.
SIGNOR FERDINAND,

ty- frss~s SrnNr 4 RosSTON designed Ibis
remrs ,hit Free Exhibition of dlrial Flights
fpr \ GRAND FEA ftkb 81 their H. tvtinr Enter
tain nenis bat thu c-eciinn ~ the III lars and platform
os,apiel - mlh Ntuilio time. ani required 50
great spu'c. that T. funl YER, announcement and
quite inpps,ll. give IL 10 their patnut without
losg interrupiipi of the brilliant Arnir rcrfpri-
snces an n'twi 'h.'sn'ng he enormous cNprnsc ht-
tending the production II this Gymnastic Marvel,
NsSsrs = ~ " Ro~Sr'N prefer Ia present II ~ a
FREE OFFERING, rather ih7n the Public shnud lie
deprive Of witnessing the INST gigantic aud absolutely
sartn; demonstrations of n ysi''l ,ig"r 40 agility
ever displayed by man.
sv- r,a cxciiin. nature ~ tl.sc l,-,'i Ions and
novel Fiigh Il ahsirbri the attention an amazed tho
inhlhit 'nts at the principal ci'. ~ furuc an the
Pfc,s "i That country irrmod with Mandatory culp-
sinms Of "a unequalel f-at@ accomplished by 81 r.
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Business DIRECTORY.

GILMAN, DENTIST. Office in the
,a ~. hlNuMAN BLOCK, Main ST., opposite the
"bioSauunai thnfch. Lift
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The interest Mt 7-30 per cent. nmountstc
One cent Der day on a SO nofr.
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Chr iMarkfts.
sT. ALnASs MARKET July. 20, $50,

Corrected for The Transcript eroy Week.
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g; SLACK, Senator It'll Dit.
". 9. DUNBAR, Il. al
JOHN u. PHELPUR. Pre1 aon,t.

Main street. " NF1HleFa Aote
Ladies wtahing to consult the Dr.. ar thew pra,.,
~ Eli hi ~ room NO. g, Grant House, aud M
~ Wy ~ axe plehSure in accompanying them
me once. Can be found at The Grant HoTss
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Our Mistakes about Each Other

Not one man in ten Thousand sees those
With whom he associates ashley really are.
1t the prayer of Burns were granted. and
we could all see ourselves as others see ms.
our self estimates would In all probability
be much more erroneous than they are
now. The truth is that we regard each
other through a variety of lenses, no one
of which is correct. Passion and preju-
dice, love and hate, benevolence aud envy,
spectacle our eyes and utterly prevent us
from observing accurately. Many whom
we deem the porcelain OF human clay are
mere dirt; and a still greater plumber of
those we put down in our "black books"
are no further off from heaven, and per-
chance little nearer, THAI the censors
who condemn them. We habituslly un-
dervalne or overvalue each other, aud in
estimating character the shreWdest of us
only now and then make true appraisal of
the virtues and defects of even our closest
inIimstes.
1t is not just or fair to look at character
from a standpoint of ones own selection.
A mans profile may be unprepossessipg,
and yet his full face agreeable. We once
saw q you'g man whose timidity was q
standing joke with his companions leap in :
to river and save boy from drowning,
while his tormentors stood panic. strcck on
the bank. The merchant who gives curt
answers in his counting-house may be a
tender husband and father, and a kind
helper of the desolate and oppressed. On
the other hand, your good .humored person,
who is all smiles and sunshine in public,
may carry something as hard as the neither
milestone in the place where hia heart
ought to be.
Such anomalies are common. There ia
this comfort, however, for those whose
miEjndgmepts of their fellow mortals, lean
to the kindly side-such' mistakes 20 to
their credit in the great account. He who
thinks better of his. neighbors than they
deserve cannot be bad man, for the stan,
derd By which his judgment is guided is
thegoodness of his own besrt. 1t is only
the base who believe all meu baae-or, in
other words, like themselves. Few, how.
ever, are all evil. Even Nero did good
turn to somebody, for when Rome was re-
Joicing over his death some, loving hand
covered bis grave with flowers.
Public men are seldom or never fairly
Judged-at least, while living. However
pure, they cannot escape calumny. How
ever corrupt, they are sure to end eulo.
gists. History may do them justice; bnt
tney rarely get it while alive, either from
friends or foes.
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.Dr. stricklAndG Pile Remedy has cured tlouSapds
o. the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles Il
gives Immediate reliet and effects permanent cure
Ery II directly. 1t fG warranted to cure.
For Bale by all Druggists. General Depot Eaa
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
DYsPEPs1A, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY
Oh sTR1oKDAND's TONIC.-We can recommend
tnoSe Gunering with loss Of Appetite, Indigestion
Or o. DyGpePT3, NeEvouSness, and Nervous Debility
use ouleklands Tonic 1t IL vegetable prepare.
me whole nervous system; 1t creates q good
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspepsia and
HervoaS Debility. : ~ = ---''oFP NU
Tor sale BY Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
For sale By BRENrLINaER Z DERRY. REED
A EI63. 90: R0ABB,: KRAFT / co; LOGAN
L1sE GO, M'LANE BROTHERS; E BOCKIN9
nH W: GRAHAM, Wheeling, and by DrugeiSts
oct. ai-dav1v. 20
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X1ZzKXZlZz

Al the Medical msnCRn the Preaa recommend
DR.. strieklapd's Anti oLolera Mixture as the only
combination OF Astringents, Absorbents stimn.
Tents and Carminatives and IL warranted to enect
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati o.
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IN 8 D B a n UE.

Fire, Maine and Inland
Insurance
0tAN BE oBTAIEEpTuPoN, TIE MOST REA-
" soNABIE TER HSIiKl Any Of the following
Companies, representing In the aggregate
~ DASH CAPITAL AND AssKTs (ovER)
"t r. SO, 10000
HOME INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, all paid 600 600 90
q" uAssets lat January, 1885. 6s7 6ol 90
.r..., $3,6s7 ,6Ol 90
Net assets exceeding those of any other omp4ny
dong hre business in the United staies.
81 UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, NEW YORK.
The Germahf&piF6th6 lcoIaGI.I4. u Cash Capital 9
The hanover ......... -.
f. f. s ssSSSfo :: s 100000 n.5o
Or Policy of Insurance Is issued by the four
SECURITY ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
II - Assets LIST February, 1s65......... 64s350 70
IN, .a13nJoTS Sl5I8S50 4.
Three tourths the nett profits declared to policy
holders annually.
CONTINENTAL ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital ell paid 600 90
~ Aisets JANUARY A. 1855 SIS SIS SO
sls68. $50 50
to policy holders annually, without mourning any
Policies Yl ts.ns4 any Of The sbevs reliable
ag VIZ. PETERSON, Agent.
once Main street, next door to NJ. & N. Bank.
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Dr.SlTI II Kisdar0a

oVNENDERs his thanks t0An these, who, AAye fl,
Any, that he will, the coming yeanIDceupy hlp ola
once on Third street. aFiReed 4 Kraf.5 Drug
NJ S.Sr EaSse ~ ~ my %
Ind character Of which the Doctor IL able at ali
times, ahdunder all CIRCUMSTANCES, to describe and
to assure Of he probable result And, duration u
treatment. he pSactfce6 the Eclectic System Of
Medicine, Using mild bat effective rGu1ediosC sun,
porting instead Of depressing the Vital PoWera Tie
medicine1 used BY him are prepared And PIT up 10
eases, DR.. Ksner will give hin Intention to- the
treatment Of all varieties Of ohronie disease that
9eourge OF the human race, ScFofula In ais yAri6d
forms, viz: Purulsnty DISCHARGES kom the Han 80
OHena, Enlarged Glands, alterations, Cancers and
Al varieties q skin Rt,SaseS will receive his special
Liver oOmplAiGt., DirhOA, Dysnntety and FlSS.
diseases o. the Urinary Organs syphill, 10 Nor.
SS1I and Spinal Affections! EPil6pty, Reclamation
9uo Paralysis, Diseases Of Females, Dy0menorrheh,
LeueorThea Prolapsu1 Uteri, and all Painful IEreR
nL2Eitiea and Nervous Diseases to which thoy are
snhlect, be treats successfully. The treatment Of
oh1LDREN win receive the bime attention as here
tot9re. All CONSULTATIONS and commune atoms
str!esly Sopa dental and will receive prompt atten-
uon. Night Gala cheerfully answered. Once hour
n heretofore until further notice, mhlS
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The Symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap.
pear are at hrst very slight Persons Hnd they
have cold; thBt they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to tho changes Of temperature
In this condition. the nose may be dry. or slight
discharge thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive, As the disease becomes chronic, the
discharges arc increased In quantity and changed
in quality they are now thick and heavy and arc
haWked or coughed on. The Recretions are often
HiVe, causing bad breath the voice il thick and
nRBa the eyes weak; the of the smell s
Bened destroyed deafness frequently takesp place
Another common and important symptom Of Catarrh
i, that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
the morning Of . chick or elimy mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be that his dis.
ease 10 on lis way to the lungs, and should lose no
time in arrestinRit.
toms.
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Dr. stricEiGnd'l Bfellid10GG o0dEE BSISSm II 5aar.
Whoeping Cough, Sore Throat. Consumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and LungB, = -
For sale by DruggistS. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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The SutelItgEufsx,
The "manIy Art" among the school
Girls. ...r"

The town, aud especially that portion of
it embraced 10 the Baptist persuasion, has
been in a ferment for several days, over a
spirited "mill," which took place between
couple of young lady pupils of the Baptist
Seminary one day last week. A fair
daughter of Maryland, my Marylaud"-
a handsome, volatile, spiteful young lady,
OF sixteen summers, or such matter, an.
irrePrsssible rebel-was guilty of the bad.
taste Of cheering for JEFF Davis in
mixed assembly. A young lady of this
city, equally as pretty as the Maryland
rebel, but of quiet, undemonstrative
turn of mind, told her she had better not
do that again, or it would cost her a
thrAshiug. zoos
The little rebel again cheered for J ID.
louder and more de6antly than ever,
wherenpon the city girl "went for herr as
the phrase is. aud we'll contested tri,
al Of pugilistic skill began 5"Long time in
even scale the battle hung" hair and bair-
pins, fragments of lace aud torn rufles,
broken combs, earrings, brooches, and ar
ti6cial flowers, terribly mussed and mang.
led s;rewed the scene Of combat At last
loyal muscle triumphed over rebellious
pluck and science. The loyal girl sue
ceeded in getting her opponents head in
that uncomfortable position designated,
in the nomenclature of the P. R. as ''ehan-
cery." With a heroism worthy of better
cause, the rebel took fearful "punishmentH'
for time aud then bleated for quarter
The Union girl"set her up" on, condition
that she would publicly reCsnt and take
the oath.
When the blood was washed away, it
was discovered that e'blue eyes had sud i.
denly become black, and that her s'fAue
divine" was, TO borrow the language of
Mrs. While, ''scored like pork" The little
rebel, whose name is Laney, has been exe
cused from further. prosecution of her
studies in this quarter, with full permis-
sion to return TO her beloved Maryland
by the earliest train. The Union girl, a
ward of Mr.. Joseph LOngsdale, named
Gates, after an apology to the principal, is
permitted to remain, and is generally ap.
pIauded for the spirit and patriotism dis.
played by her.-[lndianapOlis Cor. Gin.
Commercial.
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o Mercury or NauseOus Drug,,
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
Graduate nom one Of the most eminent COLLEGE, h
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, ParIS,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
many troubled with ringing in the head and 49,
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, bashfuness, with frequent bIushIng
cured Immediately. 'S
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lAL TIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
~ nsFABLIsHHp. ,Ass a. sRETuaR Vpo,r
rIrrl -
III 6,, 01L L! P4iA c5E !WhEREA

.
~ Certain, Speedy and Ud1y Ed6ct6df REMEDY
IN the World gOr1 al Private GRIneases Wea(neoS =
ths sSs1 And d., Limb p the
potency, aauSrahD Debility, NarNOnGnesS DY1pepStS.
suoIt Low SptTito; Confusion Of tdeas PaipitS.
Sight or GJddinesS, DiDeSse ,0f the fieSd. Tbro.t
Nose or Skim Ahoctton1 pf the Liver, LnueS ston,
@ or diSorderS arising from
the Solitary HNbits Of Yonth-thnaa sIcRRT and at
tt9y practices more fatal to their yictnI than thS
song OF syrsn1 to the hsrtcrE Of Ulysses blEhtinS
Ing marriage, &c. impOasib1s. an .
YOUNG MEN s-r r,.....
Especially, who have become the victims Of SoIitarV
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit vbicb AZ
1eany GWeeps 70 an nhtimely grave thousands Of
intellect, who might otherwise have eptranes5 M
tening SenAteG, with the thundsrs Of eloouence or
Waked to eStaey the living Tyre, may cali with fui
MARRIAGE
Married Persona, or Young Men eontemplatfnS
marriage being aware ofPhyEiCal weakness, organic
debility, deformides speedily cured.
He who places himself under the carr Of DR. !
may reigiousy oonhde in his honor a. q gentleman
ana oonnaenty rely upon his skiu a. physician.
aa= ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Vigur Restored
This Distressing Ahection-WhIch renders Life and
Marriage tmpoG5ible-iB the penalty paid by tho
aSamS o. improper indulgenoes Young persons are
the dreadful consequences that may en6ue. Nov.
who that understands the subject will pretend to
deny that the power proeroAton Il lost bT
those falling into improper habits than By the prI-
dent Besides being deprived Of the pleasure OF
healthy offspring the most serious and destructive
symptoms TO both body and mind arise Tho syptem
becomes deranEed, the Physical and Mental Funo.
lions Weakened, LOSS Of Provocative Power, Nervous
Irritabiity, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the HsSrt.
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a wasting Of
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. z South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, q few
doors rom the corner Pail not TO abseFve the name
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain q stamp. The
DOetor'S Diploma hangs in his oI1lce.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS,
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IMPORTANT,

EURTHER REDUCTION IN eRocvv1po I,
y have again r(duetd the pficts Of ncSt aTficIsa
sPr2O Corner Market and Quincy 1tFat,,
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IARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE, for he Mann
state Of the blood supply inst, recSfySd ~ ~
~ Gt ~ Odd yellow HAl Dug sore
\. = Itlls.-. n -
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A CARD.

nR. r. H. LEE-PHYgo1AN supapoN
- AND AooOUoHER-thankful for psst f.vSr,
would respectfully iniormhis friendl and he ,HTj
1tSnd, Main street. near the SuEpenSion RTjd1o
Mne 9 ne En oe happy to attend TO any buIinsS,
"a ~. nne tnat may be entrusted to his care Mani
% a. promptly attended to. DR.. Lee Il q Rrad1Sts
o. the Acletic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati. and
Profession or tSs SRsssSd in the practice Of hI
nov prSnare5 lii III fourteen years. DIR. Lee
rne application Of Electricity In The tTsSt.
tb o. diseases to which he would invite
n, Sheaing Art" Of the present day las praetIo.d
ny SceeeS that few need despair Of receiving Der
SnnaSII oenent II they cannot DO perfectly cured.
oPSSlAI attention given to diseases of WOMEN oni
0.l All communications strictly confdentiai
e !. safe certain and leaving no
Tatng and strengthening the general sTHte16 .ctil
IN unison With Natures unerring lnns. -' 10e'He