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- A X A T o G. SPRIN O s
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THIS IHtitdion teaS sstobiished "a 1850

Hundreds have experienced its benefit, and given lee
timonias Of their high appreciation Of its advantages
Its location was chosen in view Of the medicinal ad-
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Of location, between Congress aud Empire Springs bu,
minutes walk from the chief Hotels and Congress
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The rooms are large, airy, pleasant and well furnished
since grad latiHg At tn New York Medical University
We have avaled ourselves of the facilities found only in
Hospitals and arge cities for the study Of disease
and given SPECIAL attention 10 those Of WOMEN also
the Throat, Heart tnd Lungs icing familiar with the
various modes Of practice Of those who make these
mAladies their specidities
We treat all diseases but chronic affections claim our
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In addition to the Medical and Surgical agencies we
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Of Gymnastics and all kinds Of baths for which have
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Among many gentlemen to whom could refer, We
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

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Of P0p0 Confusion of Thought Loss OF
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BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS and especially those worth.
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The genuine is prepared ONLY by DIR MATTtS0N, a,
his OFFICE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES in Proyi.
dence and TO be obtained NOW HERE ELSE. Sent
by Express Everywhere in sealed packages secure from
obseruQtion, on receipt OF the price by mail
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", Ntht " EAPTtss.
AFFIRMATIVE SYRUP.

Sears ,d oa,oo,o, n, o6,,,e of Wygro,, .P;"
Brupfions the akin, Sore Throat, Mouth and Nose ;
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the system. gJ-No Remedy discovered has done
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formof syphtc mercuria speed
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Philadelphia and Nen YOTk, for PIvB YEARS. Never
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COMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
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GEORGE N. CONFER, A. NJ, President.
DAY AND FVENING SESSIONS

DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
This Institution having been FIR TWENTY PouR YEARS
PAST under the sAhE MANAGEMENT, and at, udeu by
upwards OF TWELVE THOUSAND students POSSESSES pc
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EMPLOYMENT.
Every STUDENT Of this Institution who enters for the
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euer.
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Complete set Of The best apparatus under the charge
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LAsoUAaTs French. German and Spanish eachers,
OF highest ability, in daily attendanoe.
CATALOGUES,
With styles Of Handwriting taught, Terms, Rules,
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

" Thousand Of Dollars pad TO swindlng quacks
daily, which is isorse than throoH acdy. This comes
nom trusting 70 the deceptive advertisements Of men
calling themselves Doctors, whose only recomm endaton
is rhat they say Of Memseirss. O y Advertising ply
sieians, in nine out Of ten, are ipostors The
only safe way Is 10 consult Angular praotsng physcan
or II YOU prefer one who makes your disease Speciality
be that he an advertising quaek or YOU viii
have reason to regret II. Dr. MArTisoE is the only
educated physician IN Providence not in New England
pto adpertises freafing Special aadies and he gives
vsDouBrsD TESTIMONIALS, without which no stranger
can be entitled to confidence Enclose stamp for post
age and send for them, with pamphlet on SPECIAL DIS
EASES, sent free Dr. Mattison regularly educated
physician Of twenty years experience, ten in an ex-
tensiye general pracfes, until declining health com
PEELED him TO reinquish that and adopt an Office practice
treating all diseases and accidents resulting from i'm
prudence In both giving them his toh0 attention
Persons at distance having any important or difficult
case, will do well 10 consult Dr. M Or send for his tes
timonias before going elsewhere All buainess faithful
y attended TO, and perfect sati.facton guaranfeed-
- Advice AZ Office. free. Address LockBox No Xxx,
mot 20. or DIR. MATTIsoN,
No. % Union ST., Providence, X. /.
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nIURETIC COMPOUND,

For the Spectral Disease Of the Urinary Organ, re-
,uhing from inpvudeuee and oontagion. " This new
remedy contains neither Copditd Cubebs, Twpenhne,
any other drugs, but rs elegant vegeta
bic LIQUID pleasant the and SMELL speedily
ing al improper discharges aud all heat and irritation In
the urinary passages You therefore, who been TAX
ing Basan Copaua in various forms for months without
filed with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mix
lures and send for bottle Of this Neto Remedy which
will cure you once and also cleanse the system from
the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have been
taking 80 long " Chronic cases that have resisted
all kind Of treatment for months and years, IL ciA
Immediately. Try II, and Il not represented the
money oih be refunded One bottle generally sufficient.
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fRAHoKs RowLAEI
Kindness OF Forty Years standing


Samuel 6teere, Of Fly Greek, Otsego county, do
hereby certify that have been totally blind for Forty
Years. and have been under the treatment Of the most
experienced oeusts and surgeons Of New York, who
have pronounced my case incurable.
have been under DR.. Oaks treatment for weeks
have him but three times. and Tor the hrst time
TO day these many years enabled discover OBJ.
iects clearly twenty rods distant also see to read
his name on his window shades. which have done in
the of Witnesses from excessive delight at
turning vision. When first saw the Doctor, com
petey prostrated In bodily health He has completely
restored me, and very happy say that feel full
twenty years youngef am nearly 20 years old.
bAMUAL STBERE
Utica, Sept 9th, 1862.
Witness-J. A. Kinney and DR.. Calvin Kinney
Frankfort, Herkimer county.
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This Institution having been fnT TWENTY PouR YEARS
PAST under the SAME nANAGRNRNT and at, udeu By
upwards Of TWELVE THOUSAND students, possesses pc
cuar facilities for procuring for graduates suitable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-10

Principal Office and Laboratory is at the N corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia, where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
examine lungs with The Resprometer Tor which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
Ia New York, at No 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from 9 A. NJ to P NJ
At the Marlboro Il ote Boston, January 10 and 10,
February 10 and l6, March Is and 49, April 10 and 20,
May Il aud 49, June "a and Is, July 10 and 20
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be in the daily papers Of those cities.
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SrRIkoPiRLD CENrRE, Otsego Co. Dec. 10, 1888
DR. OAKS: Dear Sir--With gratitude permit me to
testify that your extraordinary tkill in operating upon
my eh eye which has been blind for more than toslpe
years, and restoring my sight after having been
eddy pronounced iueurLble You have also unstopped
ears which have troubled me zee years with oisei,
ringing, and deafss, and which you have restored in
too days 10 perfect hearing
Further you have also set my heart at In elation
to my trouble with CatArrh aud Bronchitis / am fully
aAhed that your capabilities be too highly es
umhted and Appreciated aud eheeifully recommend
any one who may be- troubled with Blindness DeAfn,ss
and oatarrh, to call upon you for know that you can
them.
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MORT h A MILLION
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lie that any Pay stefan
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cess, and now, when
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A THING OF BEAUTY Is AJoY FOREVER =
MARTHA WASHINGTON
II AIR ESTO RERl

IL n ~ ~ II - ~ ~ II N
This is the First and only article brought be-
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Away now with all Hair Dyes
Who would think Of using anything disageeAble as
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The Martha Washington Hair Restorer will DO all
this, and not color the skin No mistake.
Try it, and be convinced
lst Il snota Dye. 2 It will not color the skin.
Sd Il will restore the Hair from Gray to beautiful
Black Brown Auburn, or whatever might ave been its
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4th 1t will all diseases and lmors Of the scalp
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p CONFIDENTIAL.

~ CONFIDENTIAL.
~ YOUNG MRN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves BY certain secret habits, which unfit them
for business or pleasure, the duties Of married life
~ also middle aged and old men, who from The foes OF
youth, OF other feel debility in advance Of their
years, before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should first read THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies' wishing to avoid an increase Of Family
viii learn something Of importance by pursuing "The
Secret Friend"
Sent TO any address, in sealed Envelope on receipt
Of Twenty five Cents. Address
DIR. CHAs. A. STUART & CO..
soH Boston, Macs.
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EAAd These Certificates.
MONTREAL,
Auril 9Th 1870

MOHTREAL,
April Sth 1860.
Messr Henry \ Go
Your Vermont Lini
ment has cured me Of a
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south Granny U W
Mr. y .y X Gray
Chemis, Montreal
SIR II am most hap
py 70 state that my wife
used henry's Vermont
Linnucut, having acct
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Boston. Jan. /. lSt
NOR SALE.
IL FARMING MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY

LOR SALE.
Il FARMING & MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY.
The subscribers will sell tracts Of good land for
farming and market gardening in quantities to suit
purchasers, situated IN the counties of Ocean and
Burlington, on the line OF the Raritan and Delaware
Bay Railroad, midway between New York ald Phila-
depbia, at $40 per In addition to all the
mon products of farm, these lands valuable for
growing orsnberries sweet potatoes, peaches grapes
tobacco and hops All crops ripen ten days earlier
than on Long Island Sqankum mari is delivered at
any point on the railroad at dollar and fifty cents
per ton and fertilEes the land for seven years after
It's application. The lands mostly covered with
yellow pine timber, suitable for lumber and cord wood
portion Of the timber has been recently off, leav-
ing the land ready for immediate cultivation. Price
cedar rails IS per 100 Cord wood, at any railroad
station, SO per cord portion of the lands contain
large quantity Of the best potterss clay yet dscov-
cred for the manufacture Of yellow ware. SsW-mill
within mile OF Shnmong Station. A good hotel
at Shamong, the lands offered for sale The loca-
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waered with unfang streams aud supplied with good
mill sites and water power for manufacturing pur-
poses. The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage for term OF years ii desired, If the pur-
chaser oultivses the land.
For further particulars apply to
r. ID. GREENWOOD, Elizabeth, N j.
WIN o. GILES, 10 & ~ Franklin St. ,NewYork.
20.54
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is TRBMONT STREET, BOSTON,
aud is for sale by all druggists. 207leop
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.


Late Agent Of u $. Patent Office, Washington C,endsr
che Act Of 1871
70 STATE STREET OPPOSITE kILBN STREET
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APrRR an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
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Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments and all Pa.
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and with despatch Researches made into American OF
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Patents or nvenons-and legal other advice render
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These, besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
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All necessity Of journey Washington TO procure
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

= AIhFlhLD, ME-, ApfiI e, 1851.
Messss. SETH W. Fowls n Co.
Gentlemen Seeing numerous certificates in the Ne
Fittner endorsing the merit Of that great Lung RENE
dy, WISrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY 1
am induced, and take great pleasure in giving publc
" 10 The great eurei accomplished in my family NV
n Hen A. Archer now Postmaster at Fairfield, SON
rset County, Me attacked with splitting Of blood
ugh weakness Of lungs, and general debility so much
so that our family ply stefan declared him 10 have
SEATED CONTINUATION lie was under medical treat.
ment for number Of months, but received no benefit
fum IL Al length was induced to purchase one bottle
OF WlSTARS BALSAM, which benefited him so
much obtained smother, VIII oh in short time resored
him to his usual state Of health think | can safely
recommend this remedy to others in like condition. for il
Is, thnN, all 1t purports to be,-THE GRBAr LUNo
REMEDY rHE TtNRsl
The above statement. gentlemen is my voluntary Of
fsrng to you in favor Of your Basam and is at your dis
posal.
As ever. Yours,
ANDREW ARCHER
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500 % eve Drug sud Oountry store snroA aou
Vermont and CAuadas.
Rsia'1 So Cenu per Bottle
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Propuet1rs
Vain Sweet Waterman
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John FREEMAN,
Il. S FBsBnAs.

Dr.. H. A. oAKs Dear sir-I feel very grateful to you
LOT your klndnss. TO me during your attendance am
German by birth, am AZ years OF age. have resided
IN America Tor nye years For eleven years have be
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs | have been under
e ueatmsnt OF very eminent French and German ply
sVnhs In Europe have also been subject 20 the bes,
treatment OF some eminent American physicians. We,
WIN all this array Of talent combined with all Their con.
un9ous efforts, and with all their extensive facilities
sth my case oehed their utmost skill | used to spit
large quantities OF blood daily Ny iron frame began to
culver under the alternating influence Of disease
departed Of ever recovering even being helpsd
gave up. rnd had decided 20 let the di,tase t.ke ia
course, until l.. wilkins Esq recommended me 10 try
your treatment am indeed, pery grateful that az
So Tor In the short space Of month you did more Tor
me Than all the phi, sbcians whom had previously EN-
MAJ w
am dear sir yours very gratefully,
@ THOMAS.
CAthnrine Street, Utica October lSth. 1868.
lhs Doctor may be consulted a. Montpelier At the
barnhAn hVas,. Room No l. for two days. and 4
half ~ abott.
fof references Gee circulars De had at his rooms
Once hours from A. NJ, until SIP. NJ
CONSTELLATION 81 On
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As ever. Yours.
ANDREW ARCHER.


OIUIB HUI, ytIo, NIUgcIS,
and all those whose occupation requires an unusual
ercss Of the vocal organs will nd this the Only RpM-
BDi which will ee1ually and nstantaneously relieve
their difficulties This Remedy. unlike most others is
not only not nauseous, but ia extremely
PLEASANT TO TASTE.
small quantity allowed to pass over the irritated
part a. once removes the difficulty.