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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-06
: NERVE INVIG0RATnR.

For Nervous De5ihtgj niinak Weakness Loss
Of Pooer Confust0. Of Thought Loss of
Memory; Irritable Temper, Gloomy AppreheHsions ;
Fear Dependency and Melancholy. ohich may end
Loss Of Reason lj' This remedy for that fearful
train Of mental and physical evils Arising from secret ha5-
It's Of e younger excesses II mature years. is compus-
ed Of the most soothing strengthening and nvgofat
medicine to be found in the whole Vegetable Kingdom,
forming in combnstion the most perfect anftdote for
this obsu ate and distressing class Of maadies yet
discovered II has hccn sent TO nearly every State
in the Union relieving the untold suGcriugs Of
who have seen the inventor. restoring them
health. strength and happiness One large bottle lass
month. Price so. uJThese FOUR GREAT REM.
EDlES now prepared superior 70 anything else
Tor their respective purposes, and made public,
for the benefit Of those who otherwise could avail
themselves Of their virtues They oil ted
presented, in every respect or the price lobs r6ed
BEWARE or INVITATIONS and especially those Ntth-
less nostrums lcf drug 10 sc having CO.
tereit Of my Indian Figure for the purpose If deception.
The genuine is prepared ONLY by DIR MATllSON at
his OFFICE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES in Provi-
deuce and to be obtained NOW HERE ELSE Scat
by Express eUeryDheye in ed packages secure from
IL. ~
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THE BRAVE AT NOME.

ny BUCHANAN RBAD.
The maid who binds her warriors sash,
With smiles that well her pain dissenbles,
The while beneath her dropping lash
One starry teardrop hangs and uembles,
Tho. Heaven alone records the tear,
Ard fame shall never know her story,
Her heart has shed drop as dear
As ever de~ed the field Of glory.
The wife who girds her husbands sword,
Mid little ones who weep or wonder,
Aud avley speaks the cheering word,
What though her heart be rent asunder--
Doomed nightly in her dreams to hear
The bolts Of war around him rattle,
Hath shed as sacred blood as ere
Was poured upon the plain Of battlel
The mother who conceals her grief,
While to her brest her son she presses,
Then breatbes few brave words and brief,
kissing the patriot brow she blesses,
With no one but her secret God.
To know he pain that weighs upon her,
Sheds holy blood as re the sod
Received on Freedoms field Of honor!
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OLD POINT COMFORT.


Old Point CoDtort--called also Fortress Monroe. II
constitutes the north point Of the Of james
Iver into Chesapeake bay The beach is much resorted
10 In the summer for bathing, and has eommodous
hotel near the fort.-Ob and Gazetteer.
old Point Comfort breezy and free,
Looking abroad on the sparkling sea;
And away up the bay which calmly lies
In The golden glow Of our Southern skies;
And across the shining ny,r. which cmes
lts ctronet for the first King James;
And back 10 those misty sotudes
Where the gentle princess OF the woods,
Yonng Poeahonias. child Of grace,
Immoftalized her name and race -
Old Point Comtoet New life, to me-
Cones in thy breeze from the ffeshenng sea.
Old Point Comfort Thy name betrays
Some incident in those ancient days.
When camp Of Engands pioneers,
asted by fever, and want; and tears,
From their oodands huts came down to thee,
10 hail the promis d ship ffcm the sea.
10 take them hence their pershing band,
From the terfors OF a savage land
And how, while waiting from day to day,
Where thy healing winds from The ocean play
They revived grew stronger aud hence thy claim
To Old Point Ccmfort--a goodly name.
Old Point Comfort The sound rescalls
Echoes Of mu,ic and visions Of bells.
And beautiful fairies, and JOYOUS bands,
Gone. all gone, from thy moonht sands
Memories sweet of those dear old times,
Asihe poets dream OF brighter climes-
AnS opG youth ana MS southern rose
In "the Id Union, best and benign,
Asstmbed here at a common shrine,
VIII they come no where the bright waves NAV
Old Point Comfort, an where are they 80
Old Point Com fort--aopg thy coast
Now move the lines OF warike host;
And ieaifuy grand, in its battle trim,
NOW stands thy old fortress, stern aud grim;
And terrible war-ships, far and WIDE
Darker the waters on every side.
But over them all the "old flag" flies,
The symbol siill in the patrIots eyes
Ofl.iberty Union. Vct,ry Peace
God speed the morning Of our Icleacs
when ihe North and south again may be-
Old Point Comfort, restored TO the
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II ENNEpY's RHEuMATrcLINIMEN

~
The attention Of the public is called to this most es.
oecnt Of all Lnm as perfect aud speedy cure for
all the aches and pains tha! flesh Is heir 70.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by a stagnaton OF the huds arising from
checked prcspiratohis cured by few bottles Of Ken
ncdy's Rheumatic Lniment
Are caused by oyerextension and sudden reaction
q the musclsss cured by few bottles Of Kennedy'a
NEURALGIA,
The king Of all pain is caused by an Inflammation Of
the nerycsis instantly cured bya few applications Of
hennedy's Rheumatic Imminent
PLEURlSY
Is ar Inflammation Of the lining Of the rbss cured by
few bottles Of Kennedy,s Rheumatic Lniment.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and smash
Ing Of the ,issucsis instantly relieved by Kennedys
Rhemauo Liniment.
Is contraction Of the Muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the nervous aud, which pfetents animal lie
having free aowcufed by few applications Of Ken
nody's Rheumatic Eminent
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by nsuragia in The stomach and bowels
take a tea spoonful Of kennedys Rheumatic Eminent
in warm water every half hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HoARseNEss
Arc caused by an ltnra dryness Of the gands-wet
piece Of flannel with Konncdys Rheumatic Linimcnt
apply It ON going TO bed and you will be well In the
HEADACHE AND THRoBBlNG OF THE TIM.
PLBS
Is caused BY pressure from nsepsibc perspration-s
cured by few applications Of Kenuedy's Rheumatic Ii.
niment.
WEAKNESS or THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bot
tie.
FOR AN ULCRRA1ED SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspoonf1l Of the Lnimcnt and four
easpoonfuis Of Gage the throat twice day In
few days i will be we'll This one teaspoonful will be
worth dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS
And all Inflammation Of the throat, tonss and palate,
with dry, hacking cough. you will dilute the Lniment
with four or five times It's bulk Of water, gargle the
throat, and swallow the moisture. This fails.
II good for I0oihache, Barache Sioeied Fare and
Inflammation Of every kind Every family should have
| full supply Tor the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbiry,
pelier 0i525s
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Blindness OF Forty Years standing
Cured.

| Samuel Steere, VI Fly Greek. Otsego county, do
hereby certify that have been totally bnd for Forty
Years. and been under the Of the most
experienced oouists and surgeons Of New York, who
have pronounced my ncurable.
have been under Dr. Oaks tTea ment for weeks
have seen him but three times, and TOT the hrst time
day these many years, enabled discover OBJ
Jeets clearly twenty rods distant also to read
mis- name his window shades, which nave dOue IN
the presence Of WITNESSES from delight
turning vision. When hrs, the Doctor was com.
pletely Frustrated in bodily health. lie has completed,
restored me- and very happy to say that feel fun
twenty years younger. / am nearly 70 years old.
SAMUAL SrBRRR
Utica, Sept, 9th, 1862.
Wtness-J A. Kinney and DR.. Calvin Kinney,
Frankfort, Herkiner county.
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DIURETIC COMPOUND,

For the Special Diseases Of the Urinary Organs re-
stt,5,g tt0D aprudsucc and c0nfagion Gf' This nov
remedy contains neither Copaitd Ctbe5s, TOpeHtne,
any other drugs, but elegant ycgtta
bic LIQUID pleasant 10 the taste and SMELL speedily
ing all improper discharges, and all heat and irritation in
the urinary passage YOU therefore who have been taxi
ing Balsam ropara IN various forms for months without
benefit until sick and pale your breath and clothes
filed with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mix
tures aud send for bottle Of this Ne,c Remedy which
will cure you at 0ncc, and also cleanse the system from
the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have been
taking long. NJ ChrOnio cases that have resisted
all kind u treatment for months and even years, olH
cure Immediately. Try b, and Il not represented The
money NIL be refunded one b'ttc generally sufficient.
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JOHN FBRRNAN,
Il. 5 FRhEnAK.

Dr. II. A. oAKs; Dear sr-I feel very grateful to you
Tor your kindness 10 during your attendance. am
herman by brth am AZ years Of age. have resided
In America Tor i've years For eispeR years have been
uoubed with bleeding Of the lungs. have been under
the treatment Of very eminent French aud German ply
sieiAns In Europe. nave also been subject 70 the best
treatment Of some eminent American physieans. Yet
with all this array OF talent combined with all their con-
unuous efforts, aud with all their extensive facilities
stll my case bafied their skilt used TO spit
large quantities Of blood daily My iron frame began TO
culver under the Alternating influence Of disease.
paired of ever recovering, OF even being helped
gave up. 'nd had decided 10 let the dtAse take It's
course, until l.. wilkins, ksq recommended me TO try
your treatment am indeed, very grateflithat / id
So for in the short space Of one month you lid more for
me than all the ply sicians whom had previously en-.
ployed, whether in Europe or America fOU CURED
MBl!
AN, dear sir yours very gratefully,
q. NJ THOMAS.
Catharine Street, Utica, October 18th, 1858.
The Doctor may be- consulted ii Montpelier, at the
Barnh&m Hotel, Room No g. for three days. as
above
For references circulars to be had at his room,
Office hours from A NJ until 4 r. NJ
CONSULTATION sl.OO
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J ALTERNATIVES T y " SYRUP.

For Impurities Of The Blood reSuifing from inprt-
dc5cc and contaqton, abuse Of Mercury, causing
Eiuptions the SKIN; sore Throat, Mouth and Nose
Loss Of hair; old Sores seedlings Pains an Tho
bones and al Other s,qn' n an aore ritent poison
IN the system nTNo Remedy discovered has done
what has been achieved by this, Under use every
onof syphitic mercural faint speed
lily cured and in short time the subtitle poison
pletely eradioaed from the system, and health and
strength permanently restored. " II icas tbs
remedy that cured gentleman from the South then stop
ping al Ntirport and Tor Which he presented Dr. N
oh $3.50 besides his biH after hautqg been under me
treatment gf the most eminent phgSicanS IN Bdi0re,
Philadelphia and Neto YORK, for FIvB YEARS. Never
despair Of permanent cure, matter how obstinate
your has been, until you have thoroughly teted the
virtues % this potent Alternative 0 One large bottle
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IT NQUESTIONABLY THE BEST sUS-
~ TAfNED work OF rHH KIM IN THH Womb.
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

Critical Notices Of the Pres.
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never had more delightful companion, the million
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Blindness, Deafness, and Catairh
(,1rad

SrRIsaPIELD CBstRB, uts,go Co, Dec 10, 1858.
Dir. OAKS; Dear Sir-With gratitude penni me to
testify that your extraordinary tkll in operating upon
my lief eye which has Ueen blind for than tloeipe
years and restoring my sight aztec having beeh repeat
eddy pronounced ocutable You have ais unstopped my
which have troubled me zoe years with noises
ringing and deaRsss, aud which you have restored in
tt0g days TO perfect he ,rng
Further, you have also my heart rest in relation
to my trouble with Catarrh aud Bronchitis am fully
sahed that your capabilities cannot be too highly
tmaled and appreciated; and | cheeifully recommend
any who may be troubled with Blindness Deafness
and catarrh, to call upon you for know that you
cure them.
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DAINT | PAINT!
Winters Metallic Brown Paint
RECnMMRNns IrSEIR

IL ma pure oxide of Iron and Manganese. II mixes
readily with Linseed on taking two gallons less pei
than any other paint. Il forms glossy, uufadiug.
durable metallic coat, protecting wood from decay and
iron or other metals from rust or corrosion
" II does not require grinding, and is warranted
Brdges Houses, Barns, Hulls and Decks of Ships, Tin
and Single Roofs, &C. 80
ii. N. 4. MARSHALL a. co.
PAINT AND vARsIsH MANUFACTURER SOLE AGENTS
FOR NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Boston. Oct, s, 1864 2S;7S
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NlchFlRLD tPhlNOs, UtsfgO Co, Apnl 3, 1864.
DIR. H. A. OAKs | am indebted to you for restoring
me TO perfect sight in month, after being completely
blind from pTOIaeted affection OF Ery sipeas in the
head"
| indeed truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your efforts my shattered health and
lost sight and my health only but that Of my wife
when could longer be helped by physclans after
having been troubled WITH Heart Disease and malice
difficulties for six years.
tSigusd) JOIN FREEMAN,
Il =
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From the Uttea Morning Herald.
We take great pleasure IN recording another wonder
fgl cure by III OaAs young man who is employed a
clerk ia the establishment Of L. wilkins Esq, cOnfec-
uonei a.. No ~ beekei street, 4 nca was cured OF
total blindness arising from AnauTOss. He is now AS
well and perfectly any period Of his life
Utica, August, 1861. H. q. EDWARDS.
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MiLPoRD, orsB0o Co., n. y, May Oh, 1894.
This is certify have been SICK With ,'CatarIh.
al Bronchitis" for nine years. Last March ! in
dueed u, Dr. Oaks treatment which relieved IN
tel minutes used 70 cough half the night, and
on average much 50 large tea-cupfuh If Yscid
yhlegm my sleep so much disturbed tina 4 would
ANAke with burning fever aud erspraton. After usug
tlf Doct.ts medicine ono mOnth l saned IA hesh ten
pounds the end Of two months weighed twenty five
pounds moe than IN March previous Ms Cough left
weeks, the ngh sveat ceased N two three
nights mJ fever ie me, my appetite and sleep returned
and / Tuly say that nave been 1t raised
from the dead hfe aud thus, with but
months Treatment.
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MILITARY, NAVAL, BANKING

Nj ILIIAK1, Y A ' A l., BANKIN0
In AND COLLECTING OFFICE,
Brown y SHELDON, Park Place, New York
counts Naval Prise Money and Pay together with all
other just csims, promptly collected approved claims
purchased attention OF Soldiers discharged bv Reason
Of rounds receiucd IN Battle is called 10 the fact mat
we are collecting he Bounty Of 500 slowed by Com
gress An experience IN the claim business curing the
present war, and extensive acquaintance in the Army
and Navy and resident local agent in Washington
give US unusual facilities in the transaction Of business
With the Departments.
LUClAN BROWN, RsHEIDON
Of SOmes, Brown 3 Co. Attorne, Al ias
Washington, ID G.
We refer by permission to the following gentlemen
Hon habileiseh NJ. q, late Mayor Bfookbn,
Hon NJ r. odell NJ. c.. Hon, Elijah Ward, NJ, e.,
Hon AoIah Mann, w., shepe,d Knapp ESQ Prest'
Mechanics Bank, N. Y, WykoH. Esq Pfest vii.
lams6urg City Bank, Maj Gen II. b Duryea, Gen b.
Lincoln, Esq, Post Master Brooklyn 20.45
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aputtrp.
OUR FLAG IN sS.

OUR FLAG IN '65.
FLING, hingout banner out,
With loyal song and shout,
Der every home and hill,
BY each deep valley mill,
And let its heavcn.lit beam
Round every hearth stone CLEAN
And all the passing hour
This pregnant, fateful hour
With all Its stirring voices
And the thunder Of It's power.
The foe is striking hardi
But In the castle yard
Uprsc fresh traitor bands
To snatch from out our hands,
From 70 iress and from sea,
THIS banner Of the free,
To give it coward fight,
That Ansrehys dark night,
With all It's muttering thundets,
May swallow upits light.
Ay when our soldiers brave.
On battlefield and wave,
sprang forth with deadly stroke
Through battles blazing smoke,
Our standard to uphold,
And save is every fold.
These home-born traitors cry,
"God grant no vict~yP'
Thou, scores cf gallant heroes
Round the old nag brsvely.
Rise, then, each loyal man,
Your home horizon scan
And plant the nations h,g
On hillside and GU orAg;
And let your swelling soul
In earnest tones outtoll
That brave resolve Of old
When our fathers, true and bold,
swofe fealty 20 the flag
Which never once grew oold.
The Tag, the flag bends low,
For whirlwinds round 1t bow,
A. Wild, chaotic night
Is Yelling 1t from sight
So let us every one,
While ye,th winds rage on.
Cling round the straniug mast
And hold the banner fast,
I III stormy TIeason's rage
BE safely ovcrpast'
DErEorr. ooronER, 1864.
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plRsoTIoNa EoR uar.

To- shuiiingiho mnchino together turn tho Grant a
luio, 80 tlattlio cHds OF the cutters Will oucr tho
Brul,cHi u She I.ipr
luliloln'.ti pieces rr ftrius, aud fred it r'.u-
lrly i.tl tho h plrr whoa tue machine Is Oh. lit
VIII hn IntId .iarie.
After tlauc4tt 40 ont has all hcen put into iho
hopper. iWtll tomo tiilo minred meat, 30 that
tho iucgtrouqiiiiug So tit1 machiue uncut may le
forced unl"tthe G. IN. ry
When tlia quite rteqnro happening 1t eau easily
DO done With lii.eL.
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~ HIG lilly IMPORT ANT!
w.
Let the Afflicted read,
Know of the Astounding Efficacy
OPP Hi
CT r. r. A L
II u MO r r EMEDY
II Q w A II d -
VEGETABLE
@ A n @ 4 r A n ID C AM Err

r
SuJpassses IN efficacy and destined 10 StUcrcede all
other kH0t0n reBedieI iR the treatment Of those
Diseases t0r phich Il IS recommended
1t mas cured CANCEkS after the patients have been
given up as incurabe by many ply sieans.
IL has cured CANkER in its worst FORMS in hun.
dreds II cases.
It has always cured SALT RHEUM when a trial ba,
been fiven it, disease that every knows exceed
ingly troublesome, and difficult 10 cure.
hhlSFELAS always yields to its power. many
who have experienced its benefits do testify
1t has cured SCROFULA in hundreds Of cases. msny
OF them Of ihe most aggravated character.
1t cures KINGS Ell
It has cured many cases of SCALD HEAD
ICMOhS have been removed by it IN repeated in
stances in which their removal has been i'm
possible except by surgical operation
ULCERS Of the most malignant type have been heal
ed by its use.
y has cured many cases of NURSING SORE
MOUTH when all other remedies have failed 70 benefit
FEVER SORES Of the worst kind have been cured
by it.
SCURVY has been cured by it in every case in which
1t has been used and they many.
no other medicine has
1t speedily removes from the face all BLOTCHRS.
PIMPLES, &C.. which though yely painful per-
haps are extremely UNPLEASANT to have.
II has been used in EVERY KIND or HUMOR,
and never fails to benefit the patient.
NEURALGIA, in It's most distressing forms has
been cured by it when other remedy could be found
TO meet the case
1t has cured IA UNDICR in many severe cases.
~ has proved very eihcacious in the treatment Of
PILES, an extremely painful disease,
DlSFEPSIA, which is often caused BY humor, has
been cured by II in numerous instances.
In FEMALE WEAKNESS, IRRRGULARITIRS
and diseases peculiar to that sex, it has been found
In cases Of GENERAL DEBILITY, from whatever
cause the Syrup can be relied upon efficient
1t is a mos, certain cure for ricketts,. A disease
common TO children.
Its efficacy in all diseases originating in depraved
state OF the blood or other fluids Of the body
Its effects upon the system truly astonishing and
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Il Il IN DELICATE HEALTH pr Dow Physicfan
And sgrseqn Nos Endeoit STREET. Boston consulted
aiy Tor Al diseases incident 20 che female
uter Or falling u The Womb, Fuor Aluus Suppression and
other menstrual arrangements All upon path.
oogtA and speedy relief fru
So Invariably certain ~ Die new mode treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield under H. The person
loees IA perfect health Dr. Dow has doubt had
pcFeuee 90 The 81 diseases Of chdr, n than
any physician 10 Boston Boarding Accommodations for pans
VINO Wish 10 Boston
mvnt Dr. los, since lei5 having Who'll, aen
ton o an Office practice, Tor he Private Diseases AID
States. " - $50 -'
" bAu letters must contain four stamps or they will
not ~ ans .ered Once Hours from A. 81. to r. N.
April leo4s q
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DOR SALE.
Il FARMING MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY

The subscribers will sell tracts Of good land for
farming aud market gardening, in quantities to suit
purchasers, situated 10 the counties of Ocean aud
Burington, ON the line Of the Raritan and Delaware
Bay Railroad, midway between New York AID PhiA-
delpha, At $40 per In addition to all the com
mon products OF farm, these lands are valuable for
growing oranherres, sweet potatoes peaches grapes
tobacco and hops; All crops ripen ten days earlier
than ON Long Island. Sqankum mari rs delivered At
any point on the railroad at one dollar and ty cents
per ton, and fertzes the land for seven years after
It's application, The lands are 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 70 per 100 Cord wood, at any railroad
station, % per cord. portion Of the lands contain
large quantity Of the best potterss clay yet disooy
cred, for the manufacture Of yellow ware. Saw mill
within one mile OF Shamong Station. A good hotel
at shamong, on the lands offered for sale The looa-
ton very healthy and water excellent Lands well
waered with nnfaing streams. and supplied with good
mill sites and water power for manufacturing pur-
poses The whole purchase money may remain
mortgage for term Of years il DESIRED II the pur
chaser outyates the land.
For further particulars apply TO
\. b GREENWOOD, Elizabeth, N j.
WM. q. GILES, 10 & ~ Franklin St. ,NewYork.
1854
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DR.. MATTlSON's SURE REMEDIES
TFoR--
Special Diseases.

-s-e'sftflae- t@fItssb gVf ohsllNhlh eAsho' w"tH,
aH other CHEAP remedies Of The Kind haze failed
to cure; also that Il Is uarsanfca represented
IN EvgHY RESPECT, or me price wiH be refund
ed QF BEWARE OF INVITATIONS and especial
y those having counterfeit OF my indian fWnre ior
ed areftlv Of Dr. Madison, at his OFFICE FOR SPB-
CIAL DISEASES NO. % Union Street Providence,
X. /. g y Accommodations for Ladies during treat