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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13
State Of Iowa,

state 0f iowa,
Tama County. S..
To Lids Williamson, Sarah krcss. John
II Smith Isaac Smith, Rcbccca Rush, Phche
4. Long, Le,itia Smith Valentine Smith, Am
brose Smith. Mary Ellen Hays, Elias Hays
and Valentine Smith, administrator OF the es
tate Of Thomas Smith, deceased:
You, ana each Of you arc hereby notified
that there is now on file in the flee Of the
County Judge Of Tama County, Iowa, q petit
ton Of Mrs Ellen Smith, claiming the RICH,
of dover in a q TO the lands belonging to III,
estate of Thomas Smith, deceased, and risk Ing
arrointme. OF referees to make the admeas
ulmcnt of sad dover.
And TIE court has fixed The first day o
| january A. y. 1886 being the frs, Monaa,
| !, T said month at the hour of Va clock 4. VI
| Of said day he time of bearing said ret
,isn and Of lie appointment ofsaia referee
at which nae aud place YOU csn appear
| aud defend il ,ou see proper.
ELLEN SMITH. Petitioner
I'M II SIiNERS her atty.
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See new advertisement of Ii

80. See new advertisement IF Iuka
Drug Sore. They keep a fine assert
men, and are fair Dealers. Also read
adv. Of Daniel Conneli's. He keeps a
large supply OF goods at Backingham
ena by tair dealing for years has Sc
cured large trade We would say
more Of these had VIC room.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

We have nothing SPECIAL to re
port upon railroad matters. A part of
The hands have been Withdrawn from
the work Of grading on account Of the
late cold weather freezing up the ground
Some hands are It Il at work on an exca
walton IN Howard township, ahout FIVE
miles north OF this town. We learn
jhat the work Of raising local suhscrip-
,ions is still progressing finely in Ma
hassa county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

GRAHAM :. NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS T. DEALERS
in Mi kinds cf
lGRIGVLT G2lL IHPIlHlJq]
Farming, Fs,aos,;no,y,
lievs nov = htnl fer Sale.
kfEhT.s 20 ~ NEp fF.ts.'h
~ ~ MN
y s.. Nat:o,.. nsss.fins.. ssras,e.
aeta r2n.scr,
81a, 5aia htapor al 1f.rfr.
Sweepstakes lbfs-aIst 'p,h bins, Teo l'orsc
buckeye ultiv4te9a hnk Pateat y
fang rev r tia4 : IA
teat,eniti,ca seei
@e~"fand
, Geitivntor,
:.loners ps,cnt G.,si steel Wire Toct.. sullsy
Fnrse Rake
Selhvs & Elders Premium Corn Planter
G W Browns fGaleshnrgh, Corn Planter,
Spring footh Hay Rake without wheels
and lifted over the winnow hy hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
rakes. Burrails lrnn Corn
Shelters, Hide-roll hay
cutters, also Lever
hay.cutters
Horse hny- Five-tooth cultivntor, double
shovel plows, Grand Detour Flows
Of all Sizes and
Moline Clipper I'Iows.
Particular attention is called to our assort-
+ ment of 4. +. Smiths
-CAST CAST.STEEL PLOWSl-
Large Size breaking Pons, Nth and
acithout trucks.
Wakefield corn. planters, which are the
best in use. We have also, the best nssort-
ment Of forAs, spades, shovels, hoes and rakes
in this market; also BASKETS Of all kinds.
measures Of al Kinds, curry combs, cards,
horsc rushcs, coffee mills, wash boards,
selves, buck. saws, saw bucks, OK. bows clothes
wringcrs, we'll huckcts, flax and wool wheels
brooms, bcd-cords haiters, pals, wash tubs,
wooden bowls, grind-stones md hnngings,
fork an / hoe handles Of al! Kinds and sizes,
also a general assortment of wagon stuff,
consisting Of hubs, felloes, sawed nnc bent.
spohes axcls, tongues buggyeposs and shafts
finished AMI unfinished
Also, large supply Of Schuttler's and Racine.
Wisconsin, Wagons.
In calling attention to the above articles
we do not claim that we have bought or can
sell cheaper than anybody west Of Chicago -
We do 81 lin however, that we have bought
nrgc stock and rs cheap MS any one else can
buy all Of which we intend to sell at prices
that will wnrrant' those in need Of our goods,
in buying them. Call and examine tor your
selves.
GRAHAM & NELSON,
Toledo, Iowa, March Is, 1865. If
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

Ito those Of our readers who wish
large paper ep'''e with al the cnr
'-nt nrws # he Aav WE recommend
ire "Ohcsyo Tribune. This shcp, is
'a''ess II ,lSe a1ing whatever It's
+ { es consider right, Il generally
takas to}l add nnequirocai stand
upon every question i discusses, and
IS 4 sitter Il a'Hays We m lntsinc.'.
See new aavel .isenent
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~ sa~ s -

49,. Last Monday the weather wac
warm, pleasant and summer Ike on
Tuesday the thermometer indicated
zero, and the nor,hwes, wind blowing
almost gallo. This morning. 10 de
Erecs below zero i, the mark, and the
wind blowing still lnito hard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

For purifying TIE oc removing al! diseases arising from
excess ani inp.ulenee Ia lie, chron; constitutions! dis
arising fsol impure state OF The blood! AMI tic
only reliable AMI ccctull kaon remedy for tc carc o.
scto:ua, scad Heal. Sal; Reun,, Pains aa. Swelling 0:
the Doues Clcera.ions If the Throat an: Legs, Eo.ces
riplcs the Pee letter E-ysiae.as a:d al sca!y erup
tions Of the ska, aad beaut:fyng the COMPLEXION.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13

...i splendid lot Of stationery Just
received at the Pioneer Dru. Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13
r e a ] & s t a te a enc !,
ANip
CON VEY NCIN

The undersigned having taken out Licenses
for the purchase and sale Of Rca, Estate and
Coaveyancing is now prepared to attend to
the buying, selling and renting Of Real Estate,
making conveyances, paying Of Taxes sc on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
having lands for sale either improved or un
improved would do well to cal. soon and leave
description Of the same, amount of i'm
provemen.s, quantity Of timber, price SC.
The undersigned has one Of tho best loca-
tons in this or or any other county for the
sale Of lands, being at the Pest Office one
door East Of the Rail. Road Station and Am
erican Express Office, where all strangers
call on their arrival here
NORMAND LEWIS,
ySnl2 lnka Tana Co., Iowa.
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GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE.

n hlyme he directions h ha vac hottie PHYSICIANS Mo
iona zen n eminent cninpu hPtn alwhoh vvrr nr3
fused join t = nd II women anyn nch ougp
i n
tp dht nm n rh 500 taken rie
cram u no bowels i u p n VII t fi "a years utam read
vfonn
Haven
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roa HonRcten.ioa Iacon.inoaee q Urine lnaa'.;'
t;oa Of liberation of tc B.aicr or Kidneys, =.
tao r.os:-a.c Glaad. Gravel Lie. Dust Deposits, ? So.
cal dwellings organc We.aaass, Debility ie-ia.s DE.
pain.s Sc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13


800. Are your deed, legally stamped ?
If not they are virtually worthless. The
Internal Revenue law provides how al
deeds, which We're not legally stamped
at the tins they were executed, nav BE
legally stamped thereof or. 1t IS by
presenting them to the collector ct Tn
ternal neyenae OF the Di>trict-not a
Deputy Collector - paving for the
stamp and fifty dollars penslY, when
tic Collector shall place np,n them a
stamp which will make thea legal. If
however, 2 year has not elapsed since
II" execution Of the deed, .as.9 il can
le shown to the Collector upon oath
that the omission to s,aaap il was
through inadvertauce, neglect or other
error with no intention TO defraud the
Government, the collector may re,ni1
the penalty If fifty dollars. It is no,
the duty Of the Collector to travel
through his district to TINS lecaize
deeis, but We learn he has consented
to do so in some localities, upon the
payment of his expenses and smell
compensation for his time, and presume
lie would do 50 for our people, If re
qlested and Thus guaranteed. We
proposes in order 10 saw. a prn,har
of our people The sum OF fifty dollars,
and others their lands, that all persons
IN the county who have deeds not
legally stamped to come forward and
leposl. With the county r r,ader one
dollar a1lra,t toward defraying the
Collectors expenses, and take his re
celpt tur.he same; and when a suffi
c.ent ainonlf is raised, TO request the
Collector = visit our town 10 leg alize
deeds
l. IS proposed to ratably asses, every
person who has deeds thus lrualized.
whether they at frs, deposit Their pro
portion ~ not, 80 .lt lis order To know
u We can secure the Collector i, vii, be
seen that i, is to The iner of every
person who needs his all to lepaIlize
isielr deeds. to come forward a. once
ami down with the needtnl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13
.IENER!!. IlND Agency

The undersigned arr now p,errred to buy
| aud sell Real Estate. both Improved and m
improved my taxes, rent land eyaniire titles
make conveyances ard atteud generally sto
| aay matters pertaining to the ownership or
CONVEYANCE Of real Eaate in this. and the
adjoining canntics ". have choice lot Of
lands for "a e ut prices within the reach Of
all Is we are
The nnsv legally sirrsa"n,.
land agents iss THIS css7srssv
Almost all strangers coming herr ~ sfnt
ns o buy tins giving rs .ncr asrd faHifs3i5z
ver all others for selling We s#Nci' froa
residents " hn desire to sell, carrect i"sfri,
lon Of their lands with rereral fNsef p'ion
.fthe q;lal'ty. sitnrtifn. distance From t,'l
hcr. or amount Of timber ownel, Improve
n,ests price & terms Of sale. either verlta3ts.=
II n, Inail rs nnat CONVENIENT. AMI rrrmis -
Ia furnish buyers soon. for MI good |anas
hei! at reasonable prices. nont delay sena-
ing in your DESCRIPTIONS each day that pass
cs some cha noe Is lost.
GRAHAM & NELSON.
v3n33
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HOW 10 Use THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases Of the Flood, H1mors the F,ce, any
and every part of tc b. l Extract sarsapa-s. a-
plying Pim2lcs AMI all external Ianors Erupoas
the Improved Rose Wash.
Use the Extract Duc fo all diseases requiring The aid
Of Diarac except those Of the Urinary Organs, such
Gonorrnra anil Glcet in taese the Extract LIcau
aad inject with the Improved Rose Wash.
sNr THESE EXTRACTS HAVE DEEI ADMITTED
70 USE IN THE UNITED STATS ARMY, AMI also 4 Y
In very general in al the STATE HOSPITALS And
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS thr oughoat the iand, vel
In private psac:ic., and considered iaiaa4Di.
remedies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13
IIELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT EUCnU
Rose lSl.

VIII radically excr!n1.c from the system Diseases E
Ing from HABITS Of Diss.?a n, a. s expense. Hs g
~ change q dit, no inc3areaiencs or Exposure;
completed. sue1sediag those aapi.cstrt a dangerous
remedies Capa5!s End NreIryia curing these diseases
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13
THE TRIPLE RE EDlE$|
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.

The worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia, indigestion
Headache Sickness (rausea) at the Stomach, Cholera
every Disorder that has its origin in dsore red
the full assurance that il is the safest sures and best
to be used as beverage but it is Medicine especially
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
NERVE INVIGORATOR,

For Nervous De6tdty, Seminal Weakness; Loss
IF Poto0 Confusion Of Thought Loss of
Memory Irritable Temper, Gloomy Apprehension
Fear Desp' ndeney and Melancholy 'oh,ch may end -,
Loss Of Reason o. This remedy FOR that fearful
train o. mental and yscal evils arising from secret hab
W of me yoUHg,or excesses Of mature years oompos-
ed Of the most soothing strengthening and nvgOatrg
medicine to be found in the whole Vegetable Kingdom
forming in combin Non, the perfect 0ntidofe for
this Obstine and distressing class Of mAades ever yet
discovered II has heen to nearly every State
in the Union, relieving the untold suherngs Of hundred
who have never seen the inventor restoring them To
health strength and happiness One large bottle lass
a month Price Sln GPIhese FOUR GREAT REM
EDlES asnow prepared are superior to anything else
for their respective purposes and made public
for the benefit OF those who otherwise could never avail
themselves of their virtues They all warranted al re-
presented, in every respect the price i be refunded
BRwARR or mutations and especially those worth
les nosrums left At drug 10 SELL having couu-
ereit o my indian Figure fr the purpose Of deception
The genuine is prepared ONLY by DIR MATIlS0N, at
his OFFICE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES in Prov
dence, and to be obtained NOW HERE ELSE. Sent
BY Express sUeryuhers, IN sealed packages from
Obsefpaff0u. On receint Of the nric 70 hV mail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
Deafneaa Cured.

NEW YoKK, Dec. 10, 1858.
DR OAKS | wrts to inform you that the medi-
cline you prescribed for my Rheumatism has entirely
cured me after having be- treated for il year and
nine months by the most skilfu physicians tn Virginia
and New York | walk without the aid Of
cTutohes OF cane, after using your medicine three loeeks
G. o. GOODMAN, 9th N. Y. g. ", Co. ID.
p. S-rhe old gentleman, Mr.. E. whom you oper
ated upon for deafness and CAtarTh" says that YOU
have ct ed hun and that he hear any person whs
Success to you, doctor. G. 0 O.
BlHaHAMPToN, Dec. 2, 1868
On OAKs-hind Sir II received your letter inform
ing me when you would be at Lul, Falls again ane
that you would be happy hear from me- aud TO see me
there Well, sir, l knew Of no two persons whom
would rather see than you and your wife First your
wife, because she old sohoolmate OF mine, and
secondly you, because know you have cured me OF a
disease our pi isioians called Consumption, but which
you called Chro &c CatarTh and in justice to you a.
good ply siciau write inform you that am entirely
cured Of aaTTh which hAs ain ted me for twenty tv
years, my lungs eyts throit and head are wtll NY
breath does not smell 1t used to do not hear those
awful sounds 10 my years and in faoi never ENJOYED
better health my whole life, aud 1 atn ten thousand
iimes thankful 10 sou My bes' love to you both and
nay God bless you 10 your noble avocatun
Yours IN haste,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

1J Thousand q Dollars paid to swindling quaeks
daily, which is than hroi0n aicay. This comes
from trusting TO the deceptive advertisements Of men
calling themselves Doctors whose only endaton
Is nhdt they say Of themselves ~ Advertising ply
sieians, In nine of ten are iBlpoStoyS The
only safe way L. to consult regular practising physician
or II YOU prefer one who makes your disease specially
have reason 70 regret it. Dr. MArTIsos is the only
educated IN Providence not in New England
oho adpertises treating Special Mdadies andhe gives
USDoUBrRD 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.. MA,son is regularly educated
physician OF twenty years experience, ten in an ex-
tensye general practice, until declining health com.
PEELED him 70 relinqush that and adopt an Office practice
treating all diseases and accidents resulting from i'm.
prudence In both giving them his tohoe attention
Persons at distance, having any important or difficult
case, will do well 20 consult Dr. M OF send for his tes
timoniae before going elsewhere. All business faithful
" attended 70, and perfect satisfaofioH 0uarantee4
- Advice at office, free. Address LockBox No Xxx
mot 90 or DIR. MATTIsoN,
No. % Union ST., Providence, r. l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
ALTERNATIVE 5, SYRUP.

For Impurities Of the Blood resulting from inpru-
Rruptions the SKIN; Sore Throat, Mouth and Nose
Loss Of hair old Sores; Speiiings PdiHS IN the
Bones and al other signs Of active Uiret poison
IN the system 1I7No Remedy discovered has done
what has been achieved by this. Under its every
rmo constitution syphito mercurA faint is speed
lily cured, and in short time the subtitle poison
pletey eradicated from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored. ~ IL this
remedy that cured gentleman from the South then stop
piH9 al Neieport, and for ohioh he presented Dr. H.
eih $3.50 besides his biH after haugq been under Me
treatment Of the most eminent physicians IN baltimore
Philadelphia and Neio lofk, for PIyg YBAHs. Never
despair Of permanent cure matter how obstinate
your has been until you have thoroughly tested
virtues Of this potent AheratiUe. O D. One large bottle
laats NINTH Price &ln SAINT hv Il nrnn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
Blindness, Deafness, and Catalrh
fnrah

SrRINGFIFLp CRHtHE Otsego Co Dec 10, 1888
DR. OAKS Dean Nir-With gratitude petmi me to
testify that your ,XuaurdnAry ,kl n operating upon
my ef eye which has been blind for more than ttoslps
years and restoring my sight, after having been repeat
edy pronounced II durable You have also uustopped NV
ears. which have troubled me nee years with notsei
ringing and de4ntss, and which you have restored in
too days to perfect he airing
Further you have also my heart at rest in alton
10 my trouble with Catatrh aud Bronchitis | am fully
sauthed that your capabilities cannot be too highly es
uma'ed snd appreciated; and eheorfully recommend
any one who may be troubled with Blindness DeAfness
and Ca'arIh' to call upon you, for know that you can
cure them.
JOHN SrDgpY GoRros
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17

Principal Office and Laboratory at The N. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets Philadelphia, where al
letters or advoe or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs with the Resprometer Tor which his
fec is 'hree dollars al advice fee.
In New York. a, No 80 Bond street, every Tuesday
from 9 A. NJ ,to3P NJ
Al the Marlboro Hotel Boston, January IS and 70,
February IS and l6 March 70 and IS April 10 and 20,
May II and IS, Juue "A and 10. July 10 aud %
s The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers ot those cities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
- A RA GA SPRIN S
~ REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
!. S. Strong, NJ. D. and ). Il. Strong,M. D

Hundreds have experienced ia benefit and gwen ter
umonias N their high app-e station n its advantages
It's location was chosen in view OF Che medicinal adj
yau'ages Of ihe Springs Its uusurpasssd or beauty
Of location. between Congress aud Empire Springs but
minute's walk from the ch.ef Hotels ana Conprc..
grounds, the gem Of Saratoga
The room, are large airy, pleasant and we'll furnished
Since graduating at the New York Mcdicl Uniycrst,
W. have awaited ourselves of the facucs found only n
our Hospitals and arge cities or the t0dy NJ disease
aud given SPECIAL attention 90 those of woMrN also
The Ihyolt, Heart and Lungs teng familiar Nth us
various nodes OF practice Of hose who make these
ms'adies their speciaAies
wereat all diseases, but chronic affections claim our
principal attention.
lu addiu, u Co the Medical aud Surgical agencies we
employ the Swedish Movement Cue Do Lewis system
OF Gymnastcs aud I'll kinds II baths for which we have
good Gymnasium and all the facilities OF seient he
hydropathio establishment
Among many gentlemen to whom We could refer, we
would name the folloNing;
Z, Mott, ID D., l.. l. d Union College Schenectady
simpson, d D., Bishop NJ. Il. Church. Phi Aieiphf.
l. A Mills, d. D., New York; o. Q. Baker D. d.
Bishop M 4 Church, Concord, ~ Il ) Newman, ID
D foultney. W; J. X. King d. D., Fort Edward n
Y Hon B, McheOn, Shaoga Springs Hon NJ.
Marvin s. Hotel Saratoga Springs, II II Hithorn.
Proprietor Congress Hall, Saratoga Springs Prof A.
NJ Seely NJ d Middlebury, Vi fbid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
DIURETIC COMPOUND,

For The Special Diseases Of The Urinary Organs re-
suitinq from iprtideuoe aud c0nta9ioH. y This
remedy contains neither Copdivd, Cube5s, TUrpentne
any other drugs but is elegant vegets-
BILE LIQUID pleasant the and SMELL speedily remov-
ing all improper discharges and all heat and irritation in
the urinary passages You therefore, who have been tax
ing Bais1 Copavd in various forms for months without
benefit until sick and pale your breath and clothes are
filled with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mix
lures and send for bottle Of this Neo Remedy which
will you at once, and also cleanse the system from
the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have been
taking 70 long II Chronic cases that have resisted
all kind Of treatment for months and years ,oH
cure immediately Try II, and IL not Represented the
money oii be refunded. one bottle generally sufficient
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
A CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION
An Old Phyrcian'i
fesftm0Hy.
READ

Nov oath, 1858.
Although | do not.
ike the practice Of Ply
sirians recommending,
Unfortunately tn q
patent medicines Of the
day yet sfteta trial Of
ten years, J am nee 20.
admit that there is one
medicine before the pub
DC that any Physician
can use 10 his practice,
and recommend 10 the
public with perfect con
hdeucc that medicine
10 Rev N II. Downs
/ Vegetable Balsamic t.
linir
I have used 1t myself
with the very best sue
cess aud now, when
ever / am troubled with
a Cough or Cold, / To-
vAriably use It. / can
cheerfully recommend
IL 10 all vho are suffer
ering from = Cough or a
Gold, for the Group.
Whooping Cough, aud
All diseases tending 90
Consumption. and 20
the Profession asa re
liable article.
1 am satisfied Of its
excellence beyond a
doubt. yins o0nversed
person with the Rev.
n n ] Owls about IL
He inf, me me Of the
principe ingredients Of
which { ek iHlr Is CON
posed, al which are
Purely Veg table and
/ perfectly safe
D. WOODWARD, ND.
Now Brigade Surgeon
T. s Army
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Total BIindnesa Cured

RioHFlELD SPRINGS, 0tssgo Co April 3, 1854
DR.. II A. OAKs am indebted TO you for Restoring
me TO perfect sight in month"; after being completed
blind from prouaoted affection Of "Ery sipeAs IN the
head"
am indeed Truly grateful to God for II goodness in
directing your efforts 20 restore my shattered health and
lost sight and not my health only but that Of my wife
when she could no longer be helped by hysciAns after
having been troubled with Heart Disease and malice
difficulties for ak years.
(Signed) JouH FIREMAN.
u. FREEsAK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17
boston & nt@ lIork advertisements.
| M P o X T A " T
| N V A ! / ID S !
IRON THE BLOOD.

II is well known 10 the M dical profession that IRON
Is the Vital Principle or Life Eemen, Of the blood This
Is derived chiefly from the food eat; but II the food
is not properly digested H. from any cause whatever
The necessary quantity Of iron taken into the cir
cadon, becomes reduced the whole system suffers.
The bad blood will initiate the heart, will clog up the
lungs, will stupeiy the BRAIN will obstruct the liver and
will send its disease producing elements to all parts Of
The systcm and every one will suffer in whatever organ
may be predisposed TO disease
The great value Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17

lneiplent Consumption
and al diseases Of III,
Throat, Chest an d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-02-17

EMMA A. PARxBH


Prom the Cttca Morning Herald
w lake sIea. eAsure In recording annther wonder.
"l cure %, ~ Naas young who is emp 10, ed As
clerk IN The establishment II /. Wilkins Ess oonfoo.
r'uef, so, No ~ biees street. Utica vas cured Of
total Ohudness arising from AmAuTusi,. H. is now az
vel Nnd can see perfecu) any period Of HE lie
tuoa, August, 1861 q. KDwARDs