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For sale.

L Stroudwater Village Westbrook, opposite the well
known Bond Farm, only three miles from Portland /;
said land being desirably situated and afording a
beautiful location for building, being high and pleas
ant, and commanding fine view.
Referred by permission to Capt. Fits the Bond
Farm. NAHUM PICKETT,
iune21dff VI ssiqgiAA aA Aa Stroudwater.
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For Sale.

vAcHT NETTTfc 90 tons, Sane Of vi. oaA,
L copper fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging Ballasted with 6 to tons iron.
For further particulars inquire of is r-ass,a sfl
B. j. WILLARD, st. Lawrence
House, India Street. aasQ .al9AEfz9g5 tds ad29dtf
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IS PORTLAND TUESDAY MORNING. JULY Ii, 1se
Wants, Lost and Found.
. Waasted Immediately.

MEN LOOKING FOR BUSINESS to investigate
& ~ the merits of the new and very valuable IN
VENIlONS now being offered at the +
y INVENTORS EXCHANGE, so FEDERAL ST.
such splendid opportunity to make money rapid
iy, IN 2 LEGITIMATE BUSINESS, never before
was offered in the State of Maine. nelneis s.salg
territory. l7f-F 7F7Yi 4. n r. n GUSHING. !
junes0dtf s4n gailie- III -f,'"119 -'--'gp 4 II
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For Sale.

%H=5sAs The two storied, double tenement, Brick
M;;; Block, situated on Stevens Plains, Westbrook.
NAASaid Block contains IA rooms In each tenement.
Lot rods the street. and Is rods deep, on which is
"a stable "a by 40 feet. sI Et
u This property is offered at price which insures it
a good investment. azl 90 4rs-e8gz
Apply to N. X. SAWYER, near the premises, or
to j. G. PROCTOR, Lime STREET, ~ june86
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To Rent,

A TENEMENT centrally located to family with
Aout children, at hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. s. W.,
june16H .SstA 1870 No. 37t Middle Street.
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Noticcae.

,YTyEE barge "CoMFoRr'' has been leased to Mr..
l. HARRY BAKER for the coming season. Par
ties wishing to engage her for excursions will please
call on Mr.. BAKER, at Mr.. Partington,s Ice Cream
Saloon, under Lancaster HAIL. at 10 o'clock each
day. CAPT, WIN. WILLARD.
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sWANTET9ia

"A WILL pay TIN cents per Ii. for ALI. Pamnhlets
delivered at the Office OF the Portland Sugar Co .
corner Conmercalaad Maple Ets. .rf4 sl4 rrigIf
Z Janazidtf +, ,5s,ass fas1a. J. N, BROWN.
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To Let or Lease for term of Years.
TyHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
J. 81. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrilsi The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,
with two story building thereon, 20 by75 For fur
ther particulars inquire of
aGH 4 1tFft}k JOSEPH H WHITE, Ii
may25dt No. 81 Union Wharf.
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Rent Wanted

WzANfED im1n sdiately, In the central or uest.
ern part the city, good rent CT eight or ten
rooms ;or family WI out chi sdren. '.Tf -
Address Box l50 Portland P. o. janeIsdtf
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49, A ONE and a half story house, in good or
;il der, pleasantly located, together with the lot
III 80 by 30 feet. Price low-terms liberal. In
quire of issiuo3s hsg9lga sh JOHN @. PR0CTER. "
ap15d3m .....t..,. -.
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Sails and RIGGING for Sale.

THE Standing Rigging, Sails and Blocks Of the
saved In perfect order. The dra Of the spars can be
seen at our store.
.. MoGILvERY, RYAN q DAVIS,
JuneiS-dH No. i61 Commercial Street.
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p Shaker Maine Mower,
ther q one or two horse Machine. which for Light
,ss OF DRAFT and perfect execution OF business can
It be excelled. CHARLES VININ4.
WEST GLoUcnsrER, Ne, J
California wines.

vr,ffE ,,pexa,nrled popouiarfty achieved by our
/ = hrar.ss ~ 1thsse now celebrated Wines Iue
10 their SUPERIOR merits and undoubted purity
w rs a. III - shsrsIsv fhe "Angelica" win commend
;tseie Wbsra : biebIv ionic and invigoratinq stimu-
liant Is desired our Port e excellent.
The HMnscatel' Hlshoue a aoun1 the finest Wine
"Ss' Fog Dinner wine the Hock is deservedy pOpu-
See that our label and name is on each bottle.
ao9 PERKINS, STERN & CO.,
,adii9 I'd siagr. 40 "PToSEER HOUSE."
M Dealing Exclusively IN California Wines
For sale in Portland by CRosMAN q Co.
Aa2 ahcA III % Moon maySfaod8m
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h,..i9 JUL !. 1865. 50 'al
FL e Works, Fire Works |

TyIRE WORKS of every description. Orders
IL from the Country solicited. Towns supp led at
manufacturers prices lslu siii ih ieoa7Siaa so.
4D RiHsisni aEf4 asty 4fas ia Middle St.
Cur Works are from the BEST manufacturers
and ioGrr rGnted +, give satisfaction.
Our long ick Ro ;ket preferable to the q ort
one as the donet lose the train in passingIthrough
the air aeaiau 9ll D RiIaiea june24eod& WITT
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Lost or stolen.
" fIH r
WN2ated.

"A SITUATION to take charge OF one or more
Horses, or in any suitable employment, by
coiored boy, who can bring good Recommendations
nom recent employer. f1f'.l3 ,-.-,G 80 a -
Address 2O91 Post Office. july1Od1ws
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Attention ! Farmers of Maine
Patronlse .Honas Manufae.urel I
.aa EsrrcIAIEv WHEN IT is BEST.

RGtr0nf<e Home Manufactured
fqe EsPEcIALLy WHEN IT IS BEST.
DUT tew more now are LEFT Of the Shaker Maine
ID Mowers. Those who want a Machine that WIN
give perfect satisfaction, call soon and get the
9s Shaker Maine Mower,
either one or two horse Machine which for light-
OF drat and perfect execution OF business can
not be excelled. CHARLES vININ4.
ftr.s WEST GLOUCESTER, Me-, June o. 1895.
Having used-thesc two years past-with entire
satisfaction, and this purchased Of the I'M
proved Shaker Maine Mowers, unhesitatng give It
my decided opinion that It IL the very best Machine
for the farmers OF Maine, or Of the New England
States, Of any Machine have ever used or seen In
operation and this comprises nearly all the dier-
ent kinds that have been exhibited In our State
What Is most important Is its lghtness OF DRAFT and
the one horse Mower, in my opinion, was never yet
exceled, nor one made that would answer 20 perfect
ly In all respects the end for which It designed
This notice all inquiries and especially those Mno
have unwarantably made use Of my name 70 MUIR
the reputation Of the Shaker Maine Mower, a1u ne,p
sales Of other Machines IN which parties have nr8ey
invested. y tili4e@ Ah ISAIAH WENTWOndh-
East Poland, June %, 1855. june2ieodNWzw
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT sss EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER & 90.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance
1925, If paid within six months; and $3.50 II nav
ment be delayed beyond six months. ~
Rates of Advertising. N bes 81
One inch Of space, in length Of column. constitutes
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Under head Of ssAMUsEnTENT,s . $500 per square
per week; one insertion 81 no.
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Ply per square after; three insertions or less og
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Advertisements inserted in the . MAINE STATE
FREss (which has large circulation IN every part
OF tne Slate for S100 per square Tor nrst Insertion,
ana oo cents per square for each subsequent inser-
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates. oa9f--& Htpi
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.fsssse 3, Farm for Sale. - I.
SITUATED in North Yarmouth, on. the Glouces-
~ ter road, formerly known as the tCo1. Cushman
Place, within two miles Of two depots ON the G. T.
r. b. containing 200 acres of land, 40 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two storied house, with t-buildngs and barn
100 feet by SO, cut full Of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore in 49, 1900 bushels, and IN 64 we have
sold 5000 90 worth of apples, besides bountnl sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing, with variety Of other fruit. lsS taf
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season. ~ = n ..5-A32ata Aa
The location Is Q fine one, with plenty of shade-
trees. Mills, school house, Sc, near by.te ssl IA,
For further particulars inquire ON the premises.
june3eod3m* SAML II. SWEETSIR.
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Houses for Sale.

T HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
Dwelling Houses in good locations, and varying in
size and values the latter ranging from 800 to $5
500. Apply to & ..a JOHN ]. w. REEVES
apr3H 496 Congress Street.
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Union illuminating Oil.

THE undersigned has hesitation in offering this
j. Oil to the public. It viii burn in common Fluid
Lamps, and emits no unpleasant odor while burning
1t consumes as slow Kerosene when used in those
Lamps. is perfect substitute for FLUID, safe and
non-explosive. =,
For sale at No. 1888 Fore Street by a4 asel n
g hr1ag .aa ssnal JOHN PURINGTON. 3
Portland, May 4, 1855. isss5 qs9so 81 eod3m "a
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TO Let.

~ aAa GOV To Let 81 hhw H0 Fi
II .ARGE CHAMBERS over 1fo and 112 Federal st.
IL Apply to i1isesaa99 tIp5N sssas8d nj esiifa
hur i JEFFERSON COOLIGE, g. CO., .7a
ap19dH yes Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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lst--It has more than double the CASH ASSETS
of any Life Insurance Company in the United States,
being now ssdg4lgr sftY I
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hereby certify. that have been fam liar with all
the processes employed by the South Down Company in
the manufacture Of their "sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article prepared under Mr. Jacques Patent
ains all the useful principles Of the Tobacco con
eenuated form.
This Paste, employed as Sheep Wash, according to
the directions furnished by the Company has he effect
Of curing Seab and other cutaneous diseases aud destroy
ing ell parasitic insects which infes the skin and wool u
the sheep, and thereby improves the health Of the AMI
NAL as vel as the quality OF its fleece, Employed in
the way, the solution being made stronger it will
destroy those ms cts which infes the skins Of large
animals, and also those that Injurious 10 vegetation
CHARLES T. JACK SON, NJ D.
ASsdyer 10 The State Of Hassachusetts and
Consulting Chemist.
u Wool Growers should beware Of any preparation
that contains "su phur," It is destroy he fbre
Of The wool One pound Of Extract Tobacco viii make
twelve gall Wash and contains the r,ngth u eight
pounds u tobacco ss prepared by farmers
Agents wanted in every Wool District.
JAMES f LEVIN, Agent South Dozen Co
3oeop6O-5l76 % Cen raj Wharf, t0st0n
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Deafness Cured.

NEw YoHK, Dec. ~, 1868
DIR OAAS; write to inform you that the meoi.
cine you prescribed for my rheumatism. has entire
cured after having ben treated for il year AZ
nut months, by the most skilu ply sicans in Vtgiru
aud Nev York. walk without the aid q
oIutohes OF cane after using your medicine three
q. U. GOODMAN, 9th n Y. @. ", Co. y.
o.--The old gentleman, MIR. b. whom you opei
Aed upon for deafness CAtaifh," says that you
have CO ed HIM and that he van hear any person whis
per to him, after having been deaf f rs years.
success " you, doctor. q. U. 6.
BiNeHAHpToN. Dec. 2, 1868
DR.. OAks-hiHd SIR - received your letter inform
ius NE 0hen you sould be At Little Fails again. ane
t'r gu eoud be happy 10 hear from me, and me
there. Well, sir, l knew Of two persons whom /
would rather see than you and your wife. FIRST, your
wife because she an old schoolmate Of mine anu
secondly you, because know you have cured mt Of a
disease our pl Ysicians called Consumption but which
you called Chro &c CatarA and in sstice to YOU an
good ply sician write to inform you that am entirely
cured Of Caarrh which has ai ted for twenty wo
years my lungs, eyes, throSt and head are well; my
breath does not smell used TO 10 not hear those
awful sounds in my years and in fact never enjoy ed
better health In my Whole life, and thousand
times thankful 70 you My bes love to you both and
may God bless you IN Jour noble avOcation.
Yours ia haste
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Principal Office and Laboratory at the N Z. corner o
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia. where all
letters for advice or business should be directed
will be found here every Saturday, professionally
examine lungs with the Respirometer for which his
fee is ihree dollars. All advice free.
In New York, at No. 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday
from 9 A. NJ TO 3 P. Nj.
At the Marlboro Hote Boston, January IS and 49,
February 10 and l6 March 10 and 49, April 10 and 90
May II and Vs. June Il and Is, July l9 and %
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be in the daily papers Of those cities.
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Blindness, Deafness, and Catarl h
Csrrad

SrRINGFIrLD CBsfKs, Uis'go Co, Dec 10, 1868
DR OAKS; Dear Sir--With gratitude PERM me to
testify that yoor extraordinary skin operating upon
my ef eye which has been blind for more than ftoslpe
years and restoring my sight after having been repeat
eddy pronounced ircurable You have ais unstopped NV
ears which have troubled me me years with noise;
ringing, and deafnss, and which ou have restored in
fteo days to perfect ne ring
furtheri you have also my heart at rest in rel ton
TO my trouble with CataTrh and Bronchitis | am fully
saith he'd that your capabilities be too highly es
umR'ed md appreciated; and oheeIfully recommend
any one who may be troubled with Blindness Deafness
and Caarh to call upon YOU, for know that you can
cure them.
JOHN SIpkRY GoRTos n
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Total Blindness Cured.

hiohfIELD SPRINGS, Otstgo Co, April 3, 1864
DR.. H. A. OAks em indebted to you for restoring
me 10 perfect sight in one monh az being COM
blind from protrActed affection OF Erys in m,
head"
am indeed truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your efforts TO my shattered health and
lost sight aud my health on but that II nv wife
hen SIZE could no longer be helped By physicians afei
having been troubled ". IA Heart Disease aud malice
difficulties for six years.
(Signed) JoHK Freeman,
X Eua
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
soLlfcrfR6,k 8 81 fR2fXENrs.
ate Agent of y. ). Patent Office, Washington, n
ths Act Of 1857
10 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET

Late Agent of u $. Patent Office, Washington Ctldev
the Act OF 1887.
70 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BOsToN. MASSACHUSETTS,
APTER extensive practise Of upwards OF twenty
yesrs, connuesto 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 or
Foreign worSs 10 determine the validity or utility Of
Patents nyenuonsand 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 al Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through 1t inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascerainng the patentabity Of inventions
unsurpassed by, II not immeasurably superior 70, any
which be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
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Patent Office than the subscriber and sucress IS tho
best proof Of advantages and a5 he would add that he
has abundant to believe and prove that
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
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scrber during twenty years past has enabled him 10
cumuiate collection Of specifications and official
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These besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
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All necessity of journey to Washington, to procure a
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fIaaaa@A
:. Eighteen years established in n Y. City"
Onii ina iible remedies known"
" Free from Poisons.'
Not dangerous to The Human Family"
Rats come out Of heir holes TO d."
Costar's Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's,
Is paso-used for hats,
Mice, Rosches, Black and
Red Ants,Sc &c sc, &C.,
Costar's " Bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is liquid OF wash, used to
des roy and also as a pre-
vsntve for IS d-Bugs, &c
" Costars " Electric Powder for Insects,
Is for voths, No quitoes,
Fleas, Bed Bugs, Iisects on
Plants Fowls Animals sc
HFSold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
W. Beware Of Ill worthless limitations.
uJ-See that OostaT's name is on each Boa, totte,
and FLASK, before you buy.
UP incpal Depot 4s2 Broadway, New York
uJSold by n X. BRowE, Montpelier, VT.
8 6 5.
INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers Gazette
(kngish asserts and by figures that one pair Of
rats will have progeny aud descendants Of no less
COL COL In three Yeas. NV unless this imen. fam
lily can be kept down they would consume more food
than would sustain SO 90 human beings.
UJsee Costar's' Advertisement in this paper.
4 6 5.
RATS versus BIRD Whoever engages in shootir 2
small birds is a cruel man; whoever aids in extermins
atng rats is benefActor. We should like some Of our
eoesp ndens to give us the benefit Of their experience
In driving out rats. need something hesides dogs
cats aud TAPS for this business -Setentc american
N Y
gJ'see " CostArs " advertiser ent in this paper
3 6 5.
"COSTAR'S RAT EXrERMINATOR il simple
safe and sure,the most perfect RAThc ,ton meeting
We have ever attended kyeTJ rat that get IT, prop
ery epared acoor ing directions, will eat IT, aud
one that eats il will die generally at SOM place as
distant as possible from where the medicine taken
Lake Shore. Michigan, Mirror
JSee " Costars" Advertisement in this paper
8 8 5.
HOUSEKEEPERS troubled With vetmn need he 80
no longer II thej use '' CostAr's' ExteTminAtpr We
have used It To our satisfaction and n box cost IS
we would nave 1t We have Tried poisons, but the,
effect nothing but Coslars" article knooks the
breath out OF HAT Mice, Reaches Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker than write it, 1t is In great demand all
over the county Medina, Ohio, G.sstts
UJ'see " Csslar's Advertisement IN this paper
| 8 6 5.
VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST -speAkiag of
"Costar's Rat, koa h. Ant, &c. Exteiminator-
- more grain and provisions destroyed annually
in an, County ~ vermin than would pay for tens Of
'h'' nat ana Insect Killer Lancaster, WIs ,Herald
3 6 5.
FARMERS AND HoUSEKEEPERS should reco
lect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of GfAin Pro-
Ns ms, @e are annually DESTROYED by Rats Mice Ants
aud other insects and veTminAll Of which be pre-
vented by few dollars worth Of " CostaIs" rat
hoAeh Ant &c hKteImlnatuG bought and used freely
UJso in Montpelier, VI, BY n. X Brown.
69d VIA
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

FAIRIlBLD, ME-, ApTiI q, 1854,
NJ esNs SETH w FowLR & Co.
Gentlemen -Sceiug numerous certificates in the Ne
FDmer endorsing the merit Of that great Lung Rene.
dy, WISTAR'S BhLSAM OF WILD CHERRY, 1
induced aud take great pleasure in giving pubci.
~ 20 the great cure 1t accomplished in my family My
AOn Henry A. Archer, now Postm at Fairfield, Som
erse County Me attacked with splitting Of blood
cough, weakness Of lungs and general debility, much
so that our family physician declared him TO have
SEATED CoNsUMPTIoN" He was under medical treat
ment for number Of months, but received no benefit
from IT, AT length induced to purchase one bottle
Of WlSTAR'S BALSAM which benefited him so
much obtained another VIII oh in short time restored
him to his usual state Of health. think 1 can safely
recommend this remedy to others in like condition. for It
Is, think, all II purports to be,-THB GREAT LUNo
REMEDY THR TIMES
The above statement gentlemen, is my voluntary Of
erng to you in favor Of your Balsam and at your
plsa
As ever, Yours,
ANDREW ARCHER.
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Blindness OF Forty Yenrs standinv
Cured.

Samuel Steere, " Fly Creek, Otsego county d,
hereby certify that have been totally blind Tor Fort
Years and have been under the treatment Of the moe
experienced ooulists aud surgeons u New York, VII
have pronounced my incuIable
have been under DR.. Oaks ueatn ent for week.
have seen him but three times, and tor the tim,
TO day these many years, enabled 70 discover Cd
jecs clearly twenty rods distant alec to ieac
his name on his window shades, which / have done b.
the OF Witnesses from excessive delight at e
turning vision. When first saw the Doctor was com.
pletey pIosIAtod In bodily health lie has completelA
restored me, and am very happy to say that feel full
twenty years younger. am nearly 7Oyesra old.
SAMuAL oTKBRR
Utica, Sept 9th 1862.
WItness-J. A. Kinney and DIR. Calvin Kinue,
Frankfort, HeIkimer county.
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ffO" me tttoo Morning Herald,
We take great pleasure IN recording AuutheT wonut,
full cure by Dr. Oaks. yoeng n ho is employei
clerk in the establishment Of e. Nilkns Esq cor Il
uouef, Nc, No ~ Blocker street teR was cured G
total blindness arising from Amaufuss, He is n,A
vel and can perfectly any period Of his az
Utica, August, 1861 ii g. kpwARDs
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FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUR.

CYimean Bitters have proved the most prompt a d
thorough remedy known-suenefsful when quinine has
failed determine ed by trials in the United States Hos
pitfalls At Newark, N j., Fort Hamilton. N. Y, and
Beaufort S. C., And numerous cases everywhere. The
Bitters warranted the ohils the first day.
and In brief time espel the disease from the system
thoroughly that renewal follows the directions for
use are strictly adhered TO.
We have numerou- certificates Of cures Of the Atove
malsdy. but want Of room prevents the insertion only
the following fIom u S. army Surgeon. We refer 20
circular around bottle for many eihGIs.
DR.. Whitehead, Surgeon U. A dated u. s. Hos
pital, Newark, N. j., tays cured several soldiers
under my charge Of obstinate fever and sgue. which
have dehed for weeks the usual remedy Of Qpne and
would without hest alton use IL in similar cases"