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Deafness Cured.

NEW \ DIX, Dec. IL, 1865
DR. OAAu. write TO inform you that the medi
cine you prescribed for my Rheumatism. has entii,l
cured me after having been treated for year
nue months, by the skilful physicians in ViIgin
and New York. l can now walk without the aid "
oruohes cane, after using your medicine three
O. o. GOODMAN, 9Th n. Y. @. ", 90. u
T. S.-The old gentleman, MI. e.. whom you opei
ated upon for deafness and CAtatih, says that yov
have cur ed hin and that he hear any person whis
per to him, AFTER having been deaf for rs years.
Success TO you, doctor Q. U. u.
BINGHAsFToE. Dec. 2, 1866
On CAKs-Kind Sir - received your letter infonI.
ing when you would be at Little Falls again. Anc
that you would be happy to hear from me, and
there. Wen, sir, | knew Of no two persons whom /
would rather see thAn you and your wife. FIRST, your
wife, because she old schooinate OF mine ant
secondly you, because know you have cured me OF a
disease our pl yslcans called Consumption but which
you called Chro &c Catar'h justice to YOU as
good physician write to inform lou that am entirely
cured of Caarrh which has afflicted for twenty two
yeaTs my lungs eyes, throat and head we'll my
breath does not smell il used do hear those
awful sounds in my years, and in fact enjoyed
better health m my whole life, aud thousand
times thankful 10 YOU My bes love TO you both, aud
raay Gou bless you in your noble
Yours in haste,
A
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CoLoRING CHEKsE.-One of the means
employed to give cheese rich cream color, is
to expose the card before and after sailing.
to the air, instead Of hurrying it into the hoop
and press, as is usual with the majority Of
dairymen. Every cheese maker must have
observed the fine golden color, acquired by
particles of curd that have accidentally re-
NAMED out OF the hoop, and exposed during
the day to the atmosphere. This is the pre-
else color desired by the dealers, and in warm
weather an exposure long enough for the de-
sined color is practicable. and the appearance
Of the curd can be materially changed for the
better, by letting it remain in tho vat or tub
until it has acquired the proper temperature
for the press. 1t is always preferable to cool
the curd in this way, instead of using water
or cold whey on the curd, as 10 sometimes
done for this purpose. as these last have a
tendency to impoverish the cheese by wash
ing out portion OF its richness, besides in
juring somewhat its flavor. Fine flavor,
quality, and the proper texture in cheeae are
important requisites to ready sales and good
prices. but all these may be present, and the
cheese sell low 10 market, from its bad appear
ance. The eye must be suited, as well as the
taste, and it ia difficult to make the consumer
believe that pale, white cheese is as rich as
that which has fine cream color.
Annotto is generally used during the
Spring and Fall for coloring milk for cheese
making, but as much Of it is adulterated with
poisonous materials, it's use should be avoided
in Summer, when the desired color can be
obtained as described above.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26

No article has been iutiodnced 10 the public that
has met with preater favor given universal sat
isfaoton, than
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
Blindness OF Forty Years STANDING
Gmred.

| Samuel steere, Of Fly Creek, otsego county, u
hereby certify that have been totally blind for Fo'ty
Years, and have been under the Of the mus
experienced oeulists and surgeons VI New York, VIII
have pronounced my case ncuTable
have been under DR. Oaks treatment for seven ks
have seen him but three times and for the hrst time
TO day these many years, enabled discover CD
jects clearly twenty rods distant also fesC
his name his window shades, which | have done In
the presence Of Witnesses from excessive delight at re
turning vision When first the Doctor, was com
petey pfostrated in bodily health He has completeA
twenty years younger. l am nearly 70yeaIs old.
SAAUAL STBBRH
usa, Sept 9th, 1862.
Witness-J. A. Kinney and Dr. Calvin Kinney
Frankfort Herkmer county.
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Principal Office and Labofatorys at The N Z. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia where all
letters for advice business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
examine lungs with the Respirometer, for which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
In New York, at No. - Bond Street. every Tuesday,
from 9 A. NJ to 3 P. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel Boston, January Is and 10,
FEBRUARY IS and l6 March 10 and 49, April 10 and 20,
May II aud 49, June IA and Is, July 10 and 90
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
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blindness, Deafness, and Catarrh
Cured.

sPKIHGRIKID CESrkB, Otsfgo Co. Dec 10, 1868.
DIR. OAKS Dear SU--With gratitude permi me 20
testify that your extraordinary skill in operating upon
my lef eye, which has been blind for more than eeue
years, and restoring my sight after having been repeat
eddy pronounced inourable You have also unstopped my
ears, which have troubled foe gears with discs
ringing, aud deqtness and which you have restored in
FOO days TO perfect hearing
Further you have also my heart in relation
to my trouble with Catauh and Bronchitis. | am fully
satisfied that your capabilities be highly es
timated and Appreoatedi and | oheerfuy recommend
any one who may be troubled with Blindness, Deafness
and Catarrh TO call upon you, for know that you
them.
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RIoHFBLD SPRINGS, otstgo Co., April 3, 1854
DR.. ii. A. OAKS l am indebted to you for restoring
perfect sight In month, after being completed
blind from protrActed affection Of ErysipelAs in the
head"
indeed truly grateful TO God for His goodness in
directing your efforts 10 restore shattered health and
lost sight and my health only but that Of my wife
when she could longer be helped by physicians. after
having been troubled with Heart Disease aud malice
difficulties for six years.
(signed) JoHS FREEMAN,
X. 8 FRHRnAk.
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JoHS FREEMAN,
X. s. FRBRnAk.

DIR. II. A. OAKS Dear sirI feel very grateful TO you
for your kindness to Inc during your attendance. am
German by birth, am AZ years Of age. have resided
III America ioI hye years For eepsH years have been
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs have been under
The treatment OF very eminent French and German ply
scsns In Europe. nave also been subject the best
treatment Of some eminent American physicians. Yet
with all this array Of talent combined with all their con
unuous efforts, aud with all their extensive facilities
sll my case bailled their utmost skL used TO spit
large quantities Of blood daily. NJ iron frame began to
culver under the alternating influence Of disease. |
despaTed Of ever recovering, OF even being helped
gave up snd had decided TO let the disease take its
course, until L. Wilkins Esq, Tecomm ended me TO try
your treatment am, indeed, very gratetaithat DID
So for in the short space Of month you did moe for
me than all the ply sicAns whom had previously en-.
poyed, whether in Europe or America. roo Cured
MEgl
m, THOMAS.
Catharine Street, Utica, October 18th, 1868.
The Doctor may be consulted II Montpelier, AT uls
Bunihsm House, Room No. l, for two days. and
half ~ above.
fuf fsfsreueessee circulars TO be had at his roos
pthvs hours irou 9 A NJ. until SIP NJ
90 >uLTArloN sl.oa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26

NEGRO SUFPRAoE.-It may be noted as one
Of the remarkable signs of the times that the
New York World and Express are having a
warm controversy over the question OF negro
suffrage. The World had said that the mex 4
generation Of negroes would " have the stuff
rage or perturb the stste,' and that it does
not believe " the colored population, when
possessing freedom and the means of educa.
ton, can be permanently excluded from the
elective franchise" The Express denounced
this as neither sense, logic nor democracy
Whereupon the World reminds the Express
that negro suffrage was established in New
York by democrats, and that it sees in il
nothing contrary TO democracy. The World
has the right OF ii. The only question is
whether intelligence shall be required in the
voter. of any color, and how much. As to
reorganizing the states there is the further
question whether the general government can
or should enforce this or any other measure
upon them which it does not attempt to die
tate TO other states Springfield Repubi can.
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From the Ut.ea Morning Herald
We take great pleasurein recording another
ful cure by d. Oaks young u. al who is empoyeds
clerk In The establishment OF l.. ikins. ESQ., col le
toner, sc. No. 81 Blocker street, Utica, was cuTt0
total blindness arising from Amautusis. He is noa !
~el and can pee perfectly nj any period Of his ~
Utica, August, 1861. II. g. EpwARDs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26

Mr.. Alyah stetson Of Warren. killed bear
weighing about 45o lbs.. on Wednesday, May
i7Ih. This is the thirGy.ffth animal OF the
tribe killed by Mr.. ste,son. The bears Of
Warren without life policies should keep clear
OF this expert gunner and his shooting uoa.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-26
DAD is GROWING OLD JOHN.


ais evss a,c gs,, H. V s;n1
And 49,. 40 80 III. III ...t-tA
A beavv rsisb, q, No. anu
But vou md &c vn,ns IA hdo
And e,ch' a .,si,s..t -.
Aud ~ r,,,,, 49, ~. 10 =. Ia.
And ,ssS :. wsc. ne 'o'' a" "sn'
Al cradle and tho Nov
Aud earned our porridee y the .ue,,
Thai triokled orn ~ hyyo.
Bat never heard we him oomni,in
What Ger Ma ,on ,oi,b, ~
Nor wanted Ger A welcome se,,
Upon his solid knes
anu ~neh our ooy-suength came, John.
nuu s'uruy gre" eAoh iimb,
~ 49,. ~ 49,. 20 " ,ne le',o" ne'u
p.'. snaIc .ae .oll WIN nun
"S T ns ven 70 e mos. IN me s"aih'
oSaus aslue ,he gram
70 - ~ s, Wy DIV i"" 'hal NJ avs the SOL,
s"'P' 'uN' s"eai 'ne nam
Now we must lead the van, John,
Through weather foul and fair,
Aud let the old man read and doze,
Aud tilt his easy chair
And he'll no' mind IL, John, you know,
At eve 10 tell us DER
Those brave old tales Of British times,
OF grand-dAd and the war
heard you speak Of ms'am, John,
It's gospel what you say,
That caring for the like Of us
Has made hef head so gray
Yet, John, | do remember well,
When the nelghbors called her vain,
And when her hair was long and like
A cleaning cheat Of grain.
Her Inns were y,,v rad Johr
Her cheek was round snd ~,
And like +. ripened neacb n swsilsd
Against h.r hsav, nj,
Her items feil ligbti, ,ho l.sf
From off The snmme, roc
And all day busy At The wheel
She sang 10 van and M.
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MllfOhDl UfsEoo Uo,l n, =, May h, 1871.
This is to certify that have been sick wit "CEtauh
a. Bronchitis" Tor nine years. Last March | wat IN
duoed 10 ny Dr. Oaks treatment which relieved ne ~
ten minutes. ! used cough half the night, ana raise
Oh al ayefse as much large teRcupfull VI yiscd
phleRmi my sleep much disturbed, that would
awake with burning fever aud Precipitation. After
Tie DuotJrk medicine one onth 1 saned in flesh 6 u
pounds At the end Of months weighed twenty i've
pounds more than in March previous. My Cough lief,
Ia two weeks the night sweats ceased in two three
nights, my fever left me- my appetite aud sleep returned
ano ! truly say that have been as It raised
nom the dead to newness OF life, and this with but
months treatment
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PERsosAL.-Gen. James Nj. Warner of
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mendstion Of Corps Commanders wrightand
Getty.
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l)oetru.
TO JEFFERSON DAVIS, LATE PRES
IDENT OF THE so CALLED CON-
FEDERATE STATES, WHEN DRESS
ED IN HIS WIFE'S PETTICOATS.

zen Davs thou hast fallen from thy proud and lofty station
Aud then Ave hundred thousand me- INV slightest nod
And ladies hsnds have path that thou
No Turkish sultan ever ruled with more despotic SWAY
Than yea dd lord y DER he south, before you
Who hed ke you,so many With people starved IA
But thy nation snhdued and all thy power s gone
And you have sunk % depths 50 ow you've won nations
who would have thought height that you would
A. 70 put voman's dress hide you from your foe
Il The last ditch you've talked about u fell de.par
Composed Of woman hoops and stays and calico they wear
You've talked about the last great DITCH that should fam
where, detested you would die, amid base OF glory
That you would gather round you your cavaliers brave
But here you are ia Davis ssedsaus rom yoS NJ s
Just ks eosAidy g9roon dressed up in wemans clothes
Dressed up ~ hoops and erinone you'd cm your
whs, did think friends say when they should
o. dd think The comic scene the Yankee, would amue
How dd think the would look men across The
they should know pettcoat held your conderncy
You, IKE blazing rocket ascendgd very quick,
Thy gm has all eone ont Je D. that iumed The world
IND rom Thy power and glory, IKE satan, thou art hurled
Re never thought, IN petcoats shield himself view
But satan often !, betrayed by bis large cloyen footI
All why, JET D. did your proud
And bring disgrace on all your friends IN late southern
You ought Ehen round closed the foe have
And like the luTld iropc sun, IN glory sunk in night
OF Ike the Roman vafors when they had LOST tse day.
You should have ien on your sword and past from earth
BAT ala, poor craven soul for short lease ofIe
Did hide thy hateful traitor form garments of thy wife
And though you've caused million lives 10 pass from earth
You ga disgrace yourself and friends live single day
Than mid battles roar and din ere bss 1ord d t
Upon the gibbet you die, beneath our rag ufued
Thy memory ha on history' page be cursed BY all the