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Albany. Aurust "a. 1saa i.

ALBANY, August q, 1888
DsaE sIR,-Peimit me, very respectfully, to present yo
with this certificate as a token Of your wonderful skin as
physician, and Of your department as a gentleman.
For more than seven years | have been afflicted will sick
ness Of a nature peculiar 10 females, except that was bed
ridden for over tvo years, and unable to move without as.
sistance. have had nine different physicians In the last
two years, none Of whom could help me lnde,d Il, te use their
own words they were completely puzzled with my case,
and that all the medicine in the world could not restore me.
or even help me- Amer much reflection, | conse nted TO try
your treatment | had heard you so highly spoken Of b.
those whom you I'd cured soon realized the truth fol
myself. that your superior skill was beneficial, and that your
treatment helped me In less than two weeks In four months
| was so much improved that even my friends we're aston
ished. ! continue to improve, and can now cheerfully add
this, my mite, with hundreds Of others whose lives you have
saved and rendered happy.
May God bless you, DR. Oaks, In your enn obling and ben
ehcent mission to suffering humanity. l shan always be
happy to reply TO any who may refer to me as to your cana
bilities and skill. am, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs. NJ. y, GRAr
State street, Albany, N. Y.
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Old Eyes Made New.

A PAMPHLET directing how 10 speedily restore slsht
cine. Sent b. mail, free, on recent Of l0cents. Address
b. y. foOTE, ND,
ssItT5me li5QBroaiway, Etw Yora.
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d r.. OAKS

Is a graduate OF the London Medical College, and has prac
In Europe and America for more than II years with
success In the treatment Of
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DIR. II. A, OAKS: Dear sir-I feel very grateful to you
for your Kindness to me during your attendance am a
German by birth, am ~ years Of age. | have resided In
America for Ave years. For sisp,n Years | have been
roubled with bleeding Of the lungs, have been under the
rvatment Of very eminent French AMI German physicians
IN Europe. have also been subjected to the best tr atmrnt
OF some eminent American phY sicians. Yet with all this
array Of talent com ined, with all th,u cont inuous efforts,
and with al their extensive facilities, still my case bafled
their utmost skin. | used to spit large quantities Of blood
daily. Ny iron frame began to culver under the alternating
influence Of disease. | ~despaired Of ever recovering, or OF
being helped. | gave up, and had decided TO let the
disease take It's course, until l.. wilkins, Esq, recommended
me to try your treatment lam, indeed, ury grateful thai
I did so, for in the short space Of one month you did more
Tor me than all the physicians whom | had previously en-
whether in Euiopeor America. YOU CURED ME-!
am, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
g. NJ, THOMAS.
Catherine street, Utica, October 18th, 1858.
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TES.

MmFoRp, OrsEGo Co, N. Y, May 9th, 1854.
This is to certify that | have been sick with - Catarrhal
Bronchitis " for nine years. Last March | was Induced 10
try DR.. Oaks treatment which relieved mi IN ten minutes
| used to congh half the night and raised on an average
as much as a large ~teacupfull Of vscid phlegm my sleep
was so much disturbed, that I would awake with burning
fever and perspiratiOn. After using the Doctors medicine
one month I gained in flesh ten pounds at the end Of two
months | weighed twenty Ave pounds more than In March
previous. My Cough let me in two weeks, the night sweats
ceased in two or three nights, my fever left me, my appetite
and sleep returned, and | can truly say that | have been as
1t were raised from the dead TO newness of life. and this,
with but one months treatment. FRANCES ROWLAND.
JoHS W. SxrH.
For references ] respectfully refer TO Dorr 7. Russell, B.nk
John y. Bcott, Cooperstown, Geo. II. Worth
ington, W0rthington Bank, Charles smith, otsego Bank.
hereby certify to the yeracity Of tbs above.
BEsrEY SMITH, Milford.
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nrw advertisements.
Northheld Institution

AtO4 I1AllC1O 1uSLlCuC1On.
THE Northde'd Academy wi open September IN. 1854.
J and continue Tor the coming year under the super,I'
SION Of JOHN g MCINTYRE A. B. assisted by a com.
petent Board Of Instruction. '
CALENDAR FOR ls856:
sept z 1863, Fall Term begins. Dec. 7. 1s65 Wirte,
Term begins. March s, 1906, Spring Term begins Iune
Z, 1906 summer Term begins.
TUITION PER TERM
Primary Branches 800 Higher English. sBoo
Common English 800 LaHguaeesan French al
Painting P%ercilling, &c. Extra. q"
Lectures weekly upon subject. connected With ~.
studies pursued. The Academy building has he.n ~
paifsd, ana ne pains will he SHARED to male inc seb1oi
worthy OF patronage. There will he public ,raminsGons
At The close Of 'ach Tenn Payment Tor Tuition mp,, bc
made al The middle of each Term Those desiring rooms
or board 80 requested Co apply TO thu uniersignfd
SANiL KsfTH-
2. BRADFORD t.
/ uFlKNAP, nv Com
! n CIRCUIT.
Mortified, Vt, August 2 1865.
are happy 70 bfar our testimony 10 the character
Of M JohuG Mcintyre, who hasjust completed Ls course
~ public study ~ this Instiu lon. He il a yorrg gentIe
man Of SUPERIOR fchoI afshiu, Of correct moral teno,tmer,
AID d good prac icd ~Igment. has hid isrg. eXnsr,
enee ana good success as a teacher. We chserfulIy am.
mend him to The confidence OF those Nbo vI.b 10 sscnra
the services Of faithful instructor.
b LABAREE, President.
Mildlebury College. July % 1868.
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BRYAN'S
PULM0NIC

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J.. Clark, ~. n.
Physician Extraordinary 10 The Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is ~unfaiiing In the cure Of all
those painful aud dang fous diseases 10 which the female
constitution is subject. II moder,tes all excess and re-
moves IN obsttuo1ons, aud a ,petdy cure may he relied
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miscellaneous.
WILLIAM ID. NAY.

STOCK BROKER.
7 Congress Street, and 2 Congress Square,
Government Securities of all Descriptions
Railroad Bank, Manufacruring, and all other stocks
bought and sold on commission.
The best and safest Investment
for Capital.
NEW YORK SILVER MINING co. OF NEVADA.
CAPITAL, sL5oO,0OO; SHARES, 500.
1000 shares in the Treasury 900 to be sold as required
for Working Capital.
PRICE $40 PER SHARE.
To be advanced to $50 August ], and TO $50 Octobe r !.
Work is going on upon ths mine, machinery is pur-
chased, and superintendent sent Out. A twenty stamp
mill will produce 4 per cent per monfh on the whole capi-
tal OF the Company, The sampies analy zed show one Of
The richest mines Of Nevada
L. :. ASSAY OFFICE, NEW YORK, June 20, 1865.
:, X, HuTcHlssoN, E.q, Secretary and Treasurer, &c.
DEAR STA The sample Of ore lef by you yesterday
vel ed per essay silver at the rate OF S560,9l per ton OF
valued la silver dollar ,tandard. Respectfully,
(|tgnedD ANDREW MASON, Melter nd Rehner.
Nav YORK SILVER MINING Co., or NRYADAs
GENTLEMEN The htst sample Of ore furnished me
yielded by ESSAY, per gross ton Of ore, silver 30 ounces,
worm 1913 (Si. ned
DR. REID, Chemist and Assayer.
Never has here been 20 faY0rte a I me in which inv ST.
ments could be made D sat ly, and the amount DO led.
and more than doubled, in 50 hort a period.
ms stock viii be at par within a year, ani making diyi.
bends Of from 3 to 8 per .ent PER monlh q lold.
JHUS. SPROAt resident.
81 Il. HUfC JASON. Secretary.
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feoal Notices
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, oRy1oE or q !
CoMPTaoLLER OF TIL %CuRkEsor,

Washington, July II, 1865 }
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the IN
designed II has been made TO appear that g The Water
bury National Bank . In the town OF Waterbury, in the
county Of Washington and State Of Vermont, has been
organ zed under and accordin g to the Requirements Of the
Ac. Of Congress entitled " An act to provide a National
currency secured by a pledge Of United States Bonds, and
to provide fr he chc ulston and redemption thereof
approved June 81, 1894, and has complied with all the pro
visions u said Act required to he complied with before
commencing the business Of Banking under said Act.
Now therefore /, freeman Clarke, Comptroller Of the
Currency. do here y certify that " The Waterbury Ma
Ional Baukn In the town Of Waterbury, In The County
Of Washington and state Of Vermont, is anthoriE d to
commence the business Of Banking under the Ae' sfore-
said.
L. testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of Of
fee, this I'm day Of July, 1855
REEMA CLARKE,
y32w9t Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Notice,

Petition will be presented to the legislature Of Yer.
Il mont, at its n, 1t session, Tor a land tax on all lands In
Goshen Gore 10 Caledonia County.
Goshen Gare, July 70 1865. y3lw1
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MARRIAGE AND CELIB4Cy.

An essay OF Warning Anl instruction Tor Young Men.
ut published by the Howard Association, and sent Ia
sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Address
pr j SKtLLlN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association, Phla ielphiA, Pa.
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VINELAND LANDS.

TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
Large and thriving settleucut, mild aud healthful eli
ma e, 30 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad. Rich
soil, producing large CROPS. which can now be seen grow.
ing Ten, twenty, a. ID fifty acre tracts, at from s25 10
IS per acre, pay abl. within four years. Good business
openings Tor manufactures and others Churches,
ichools, and good society. Ills nov tue most improyipe
place East or West. Hundreds are settling aud build.
Ing. The beauty with which the plac. s laid out Is un.
surpassed. Letters answered. Papers ri wing iull par
uculs rs will be SEN free. Address CHARLES X Lam.
DIS Yineland Pest oGhce, Lands Township, n. j.
From Report Of Solon Robinson, Agricultural Edo
Of the Tribune 81 IL is one o. the most extensive f,tte
tracts, Ia an almost vel position, and suitable condition
Tor pleasant farming, that W. know Of this side Of The
NJ eAlsrn IrALr.all
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A ~TTRACTING the Medical World u soienc.i For
n Coughs, Colds, bronchitis Asthma, General Debility
ami all Lung, Throat anu chest Diseases. The troprie
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Lung or Chest Disease. any colds, coughs, asthma. or
General Debility iscurahle by any medicine in the world.
their preparations viii accomplish the result, and give
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J. Wilson 4 Co., also at Patterns, cor. Harrison Avenue
and Beach street sylvan ORIENT Company Once, and
laboratory Il Marshall Street. Boston, 1lRss
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NAIENnAm.
Mrs. Doclress L.. M. smith.

NALL TLRh we'll begin Aueu.t Juh, Winter term, nov
1 emocr 3Hh Spring Tenn, February IAN.
Stow, lulN ". \ ]. AANnlKN. nrinlinal
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unprecedented! Read! !.
nAsnEFsn cANIY crREs.

HANHtFoU NNNTl NNNN.
Nervousness Restlessnrss, General Debility, Low spirits,
Loss Of Appetite, Diarrewa, Chtis and Fever. Neuralgia
Rhtumatism, Govt Noakness Il the back Coughs, Ash
ma, Soreness OF Lungs or Chest, Impotence. Dyspepsia.
Nervous Debility &c sc. For an account Of its Oriental viz.
tues, send for circular ADDRESS, Sylvan Orisnt Co. or.
Nee and Laboratory No. 10 Aarshall Street, Boston. Mass.
Wholesale Agents, John w lsou A Go. 1873 Washington i
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. ..ATOH FREE no AGEN rs.

n~OwNSHEND & Co, Manufacturing Jewellers,
y. i New York, now Offer their entire stock, valued
At nearly a Million Dollars, cons ting OF all kinds Of
watches, jewery, gold pens, LOokets, silyerwarr, SC. &c.
Each article is worth from $500 to 100, and each to be
sold fr sl00. Sealed cert fcates calling for every
article In this Immense stoc 8 are placed IN envelopes by
a disinterested person, and mixed. and when ordered
sent for ~ cents, 6 for Sl0O, 10 Tor $500 by mail. No
goods to be paid for until you are perfectly satisfied. Our
Agents are making from t5 90 10 SO 90 a day Tor sellin
certificates. A watch will be sent free TO avery Agent.
Aldreaa ]. TnRnahend 4 Co Is Lnhn 81 NrN York
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Agents Wanted

Agents Wanted
In every Town for Q large sale Of rich and valuable dry
goods, comprising a great variety OF articles, watch are
offered for sale, siugly for IS esch with a fair deduc.
ton TO clubs The person sending fur one article will send
% cents in advance, the O. 90 to be paid on ordering the
goods.
For SIX Articles sl.OO 10 advance.
For Twelve aim do
For twenty-five " 800 do
For Fifty " 500 do
For One hundred " 1000 do
We are prepared to furn sh goods IN every department
Of trade ranging In value from 81 90 to ESQ, all Of which
are for sale at prices above described.
To persons sending us a One hundred Club, we will give
one Of either of the following articles they may select. A
rich silver plated Castor, a Delain Dress. or 81 yer plated
Cake Basket. For a fifty club, one silver plat, Butter.
dish, a small silver plated Castor, or silver plate Sugar
bowl. For a iwsnty-hye club. 4 Balmoral skirt, ezra
plated FORKS, or one silver plated Goblet, gold lined. Our
reasons for giving the presents to those who are so Hind
as 10 get up clubs, IL that they may have pay for their
trouble aud persons sending he money, may have a tar
cnanoe which is not the case IN any other concern we are
with In our line. II the person does not wish
the article named upon orr CONT act We send then. We
furnish them a lst 4 over One hundred articles, from
VIII oh they can sesct, hut are under no OBJ CATION 10 de-
so. We expect to b. able to sell a great many articles.
such as are ueede in every house al less cost than they
can be bought al wholesale for by most purchasers.
Please send for our list Of goods. We forward Them free.
P3lml CROSBY 4 BROTHERS.
No. Z fremont Row, B0s on. y % nor 1854
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or ii
Profitable Employment.

Returned Soldiers and all others who wish to make mon
ey easy by acting as Agents for the sale Of ourEngrayings
aid stationery Packets. els will obtain 100 assorted
engraving (|including Portraits o. Lincoln anil all The
leading GENERALLY that will realize $50 For $I7 We will
send 100 prize stationary packets and a silver watch.
Samples OF Engrayings and Packets with full particulars
sent on receipt Of One Dollar. Circulars mailed free.
We give best chance to make money, ss our long expert
euce enables US 10 supply Agents with most salable ar
tlcles. address HAsKlSs 4 20, 80 Beekmsn Street, New
York.
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Has returned from the West aud respectfully inform,
het friends and the public, that .he viii b. happy 20 re.
csivea continuance e thcir former liberal patronage. and
hopes ~ attention to business AID being sklml in the
Treatment OF all Diseases,
to merit aud heeite a continuance Of their favor. kspec-
il attention VIII be given TO iAdiea suffering from veal.
ness and disease, umtt over r3l6M1w
Ian gdon's store. MAin 81, Montpelier, VI.
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The original Medicine established in 1887, and first attf-
Gle OF the Kind ever in reduced under the name Of
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No family should be without a box Of
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No traveller ghou d be without a supply Of
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No person will ever object to give for
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Ttenty. Eve Cents.
by oil Druggists Sole Proprietor JOB MOSES. q
Corilahdt 81 New York, y2lyl
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co 900 A YEAR made by any one with SIS.
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III Presidents, Cashiers and Treasurers II three BANS
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barre Academy.
Stowe High School.

lHE FALL TERM will begin on Thursday, august al.
Us. SPAULntNG.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
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The DR.. having a large and extensive practical experience
IN the treatment OF disease generally, is prepared 10 receive
patients for medical treatment on the most improved princi-
pie, aud to treat their diseases in a very superior and salts
factory manner, aud IN the majority Of cases to far exceed
the most sanguine expectations Of the patient, without re-
sorting b. any unpleasant or torturing processes.
DR.. Oaks treats successfully all diseases Of the
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IN VANS River, July I, BY Rev. D :. Frost, MIR. Charlie
= Aiesand Miss Flora j Whirlesey both of Waits River,
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E YE N EA X

on the most improved and modern principles, with entirely
now remedies, and with little or no suffering to the patient.
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miscellaneous.
The Most Perfect Iron Ionic in Use.


Ii EGEMAN' FeTrated Elixir of Bark, composed Of
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matter, and combined with p rophosphate q Iron teou
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generally. Prepared only by HEGEMAS Il Co, Chemists
aad Druggists, New York. samples Furnished to physi
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EALTH restored without Medieines.-B0th male and
III female 10 many instances labor under what is known
10 The physicians as the grayiatiOn or settling down Of
the bowels, which clu'es costiveness rupture. dyspepsia,
pains in the back, abdomen, stomach, heart, chest, shoul
ders weakness about the chest, a sinking, dragging, hol-
low feeling about the stomach, liver and kidney complA nts,
piles, dlarrhea, falling Of the womb, whites, and all
female diseases. Immediate ~relirfcan be had In all such
cases by using one Of Dr. rherWood's skirt supporte, 8.
nR sHERWOOD'S Tmsses having no ste ell spring
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business without pain. VIII cure hernia. II used as di.
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New York send for circular.
60 000 A YEAR made by any one with slS.
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Tilford SpihicRtes.

That sodden dignitary, Pumblechook
Tilford, made a speech yesterday adula-
tory of Mitchell, the Copperhead candi-
date for Congress. He informed the as
sembled disloyalty that Mitchell stood at
the head of the bar in Marysville. There
being no saloon keepers present to prove
it by, the aspersion was not sustained by
evidence. But old Pumble-
chook made one comparison which was
received by applause and which showed
how anxious the Democracy" is to cast
suspicion upon the credit Of the Govern
ment and to depreciate the value Of its
currency. In o fluffy and bombastic
strain of ~threSdbare SMILES he essayed
the placing Of Mitchell in advantageous
contrast to Ashley, and wound up by say
ing, that weighed in the balance, Ashley
was no more to be compared to Mitchell
than greenbacks were to be compared with
ingots of solid gold-or words to that eff
feet Now it makes but little difference
what Tilford says, especially about money
matters, for he is insolvent-in ideas. at
any rate-upon that subject, but his Slur
at the currency which has assisted this
Government in sustaining itself against
traitors, and the evident gusto with which
it was received by the members of the
Convention, betrayed their undying hos
tility to anything which represents the
policy and integrity of the Union. How
ever, it may be a gratifying assurance to
our readers, that greenbacks still continue
to be a legal tender, notwithstanding old
Pumblechook's odious comparison.-.Car-
son appeal.
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Our genial juxtapositioner said she had
often, often "felt so;" but complained
considerably about a "wire that was bust
in the piano." During the intermission
she was much and ~pleasurably exercised
in witnessing the manner in which a
young miss absorbed the attention of an
"engaged" Superintendent of one of our
richest mines, while the Superintendent
intended looked jealous hate and was tor
mentedly silent. We may say that our
neighbor ehuckled over this scene-which
was enacted Immediately before US.
But we cannot afford to go through the
entire evenings stage and dress-circle re-
hearsal. Suffice it to conclude when
Mr.. Lascelles sang America, Gem of the
wide, wide World" she remarked that it
was in bad taste to be singing John Brown
songs when so many Democrats were
present.
A livelier and altogether more pleasing
entertainment it has not been our fortune
to attend for many a day. An entire
change of programme is announced for
this evening. T%wo-thirds of the reserved
seats were taken at noo to-day. We are
labeled for an individual sandwich be-
tween two of the heaviest and most reti-
cent citizens of Virginia. May We be
crowded in peace, and all respectively
allowed to enjoy our own emotions and
opinions for the evening!