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NOR SALE.
II FARMING & MARKET GARDENING LAND
IN NEW JERSEY

NOR SALE.
Il FARMING & MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY.
The subscribers will sell tracts Of good land for
farming and market gardening, in quantities to suit
purchasers, situated Ia the counties of Ocean and
Burlington, the line of the Raran and Delawa are
Bay Railroad midway between New York a1d Phila-
dephis, At $40 per acre In addition to all the COM
mon products Of farm, these lands are valuable for
growing cranberres, sweet potatoes, peaches grapes
tobacco aud hops. All crops ripen ten days earlier
than on Long Island. Sqankum mari is delivered at
any point the railroad At dollar and fifty cents
per ton, and ferzes 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 cut off eay
ing the land ready for immediate cultivation Price
cedar rails, 50 per 100 Cord wood, at any railroad
station, SO per cord. portion of the lands contain
large quantity Of the best poers's clay yet dscov-
cred, for the manufacture of yellow ware Saw
within one mile OF Shsmong Station. good hotel
at Shamong, on the lands offered for sale The ooa-
ton is very healthy and water excellent Lands well
wAtered with unaing streams, and supplied with good
mill sites aud water power for manufacturing pur-
poses The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage for term Of years il desired il the pur-
chaser cutivates the land
For further particulars apply 10
F. b. GREENWOOD, Elizabeth N j.
WIN. D. GILES, 10 & y Franklin ST., Newly ork
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility Seminal Ueoknos Loss
Of Poorer Confusion Of Thought Loss Of
Memory, Irritable Temper Gloomy approximations ,
Fear De'pondeiey and Melancholy, nh,oh may end IN
Loss of Reason. U J This remedy for that fearful
train Of mental and physical evils arising from secret hab-
W Of the youngor Of mature years, is compos-
ed Of the soothing, strengthening and inygoratrg
medicine to be found in the whole Vegetable Kingdom,
forming in combination, the most perfect antdote for
this obs,in1e and distressing class Of mAHdes yet
discovered II has been sent to nearly every State
in the Union relieving the untold suerngs Of hunlIeds
who have seen the inventor, restoring them
health strength and happiness One large bottle lass
q month. Price $40 IPThese URGkbAT REM
EDIES asnow prepared are superior % anything else
for their respective puTposes, and made public,
for the benefit Of those who otherwise could never avail
themselves Of their yrtues They all az re-
presented, in every respect the proe obs refunded
BEwAHB oP IsITATIoFs and especially those worth
less nosrums left NJ drug stores 10 sell having
tereit of my Indian Figure for the purpose Of deception
The genuine is prepared ONLY by DIR. MATTlsON, at
his OFFICE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES in Prov.
denee, and 10 be obtained NOW HERE ELSE Sent
BY Express eueyphere, in sealed packages secure from
m nf he NV all
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~ AFFIRMATIVE r 3 SYRUP.

70, Impurities Of the Blood resulting from impru-
Ssnoe and confagion, or abuse Of MerctUy causing
Eruptions on the skin Sore Throat, Mouth and Nose
Loss Of HAIR Old Sores S1oihngs PauH in the
Bones and al other Signs NJ actuc rirtent poison
in the system UJNo Remedy discovered has done
what has been achieved by this. Under It's every
formof yphiitic mercuTal faint is speed
lily cured and In short time the subtitle poison is
pletey eradicated from the system, and health and
strength permanently restored. ~ II ,oas this
remedy that cured gentleman from The South then stop
ping al Neicport and Tor iohich he presented Dr. ~
9th $3.50 besides his 6iH after hauing been under tho
treatment n the BOa eminent physicdns IN baltimore,
Phtodefphia and Neto York, for FIVE yEAHs. Never
despair Of a permanent cure matter how obstinate
your has been until you have thoroughly tested The
virtues % this potent AherdtiUe. = One large bottle
lasts A tnonth Price $40 Sent nv Rxuress
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nIuRETIC COMPOUND.

For the Special Diseases Of the Urinary Organs re-
,uiting from umprUdeuce aud confagon. " This new
remedy contains neither Copaita, Cubebs Turpentine,
ANY other drugs but is elegant yegeta-
bic liqnd pleasant TO the taste and SMELL speedily
ing an improper discharges and all heat and irritation in
the urinary passages You therefore who have been TAX
ing Baisd Copaua in various forms for months without
benefit until sick and pale your breath and clothes
filled With its vile odo throw away the disgusting mix
lures and send for bottle Of this Neir Remedy; which
will cure you once and also cleanse the system from
the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have been
taking long n = Chronic cases, that have resisted
all kind Of treatment for months and even years mil
immediately. Try II, and II not repre- scented the
money tod be refunded One bottle generally Sucient.
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Blindness, Deafness, and CataIrh
Gurad

SrRISoPiELD CENrKB, Utsego Co. Dec 10, 1868.
DR OAKS: Dear Sir.-Wih Gratitude permii me IN
testify that your extraordinary sk in operating upon
my lei eye which has been blind for than floelue
years. aud restoring my sight, after having been repeat
eddy pronounced You have also unstopped nv
ears, which have troubled me nee yours with noises
ringing and deafness, and winch you have restored In
iioo days TO perfect hearing
Further you have also my heart at rest in relation
to my trouble with Catarrh aud Bronchitis am fully
sainhed that your capabilities be too highly es
umated end appreciated; and choerfully reoommen nd
any one who may be troubled with Blindness Deafness
and Ca'arrh, to call upon you for know that you can
cure them.
JOHN SIDKRY GoRros.
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COMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
~ b o S 4 0
GEORGE N. CONFER. A. NJ, President.
DAY AND FvENING SESSIONS

DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
This Institution having been tr TwgNrY-PorA YEARS
upwards o. TwsLyE THousAED students possess,s pc
cuar facilities for procuring for s graduates suitable
EMPLOYMENT.
Every Student Of this Institution who enters for the
three mon hs course is subscriber the Mercantile
ibrdTy dssocatioR, aud entitled to all privileges
Books Reading Room, &c, TfhOut any chargs what-
tror.
BOOK. KEEPING,
As praoiised in the best mercantile houses Of this and
Other countries. Personal, Patu ership, Commission
Corporate, Railroad, Shipping, Manufacturing and
BANKING.
AteRuarly organized Bank with all the accessories
is in dali operation, in ch Deposits de Cheeks
pad, Notes and DfAhs discounted, Exchange bought
andso aud The general business of Banking thoroughly
carried on.
NAVIGATION.
l. taught by all the beat modern methods
THIS depaItmeutis under the direct sanction Of the
Chef Of tie Bureau Of Navigation at Washington The
never made an application 20 the Navy Department
without immediately receiving the Commission nor has
auy studio Mt Of this Institution iad to pass successful
examination
TELEGRAPHY
Complete set ~ The best apparatus uuder the charge
OF experienced practical OPERATORS who give ion
so as ~ enable the Graduate to commNndimmediate
ployment
ENGISEgRINo, Surveying, Mechanical Drawing, Com
merolaI Computations and Correspondence practically
taught.
lAhouAoth fTench, herman and spanish Teachers
Of highest ability, in daily attendance.
CATALOGUES,
With sJles Of BandioritiHg taught, Terms, Rules
&c sent post paid to any address may be had
at the College Office.
1879 Washington Street, Boston.
Entrance 70 Ladies' Department No. School Street
Corners Book Keeping Ratio,iaiised.
IL Thousand. Price 81 so. Blanks zoe per set
Comsrs Navigation Manual,
For 1860 and 1866. Price 70 cents
Commer's Penmanship Made Easy Price 81 co.
COMbR'S STEEL PENS,
No, and 81 per Gross-No = g., 26 per Gross
Every hand may be suited
Sent by mail on receipt Of price 44u
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Principal Office and Laboratory at The n corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets Philadelphia, where all
letters Tor sdvce or business should he directed.
lie will be found here every Saturday professionally
to examine lungs with the Respromeler for which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
L. New York, at No ~ Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from Q A. NJ TO 3 p NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel. Boston, January Is snd 49,,
February Is and 49, March Is and IS. April 10 and 90
May II and Is, June "a and Is, July 10 and %
The time for my being ia Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities
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Total Kindness Cured.

hIuhlIkLD efhlNGs, Otsfgo Co April 3, 1864
Dr. II A. OAks | am indebted to you for restoring
me 70 perfect sight in one monh after being completely
blind from protrAeed affection Of Rry sipeAs in The
head"
am indeed truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your efforts TO restore my shattered health and
lost sight and not 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) JoHH FREEMAN.
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CERTlFlCATB 4
WORTH A MILLION |
$780,
An Old PAvuctan'i
Teffimony.
READ
M.t..t... q.


Nov Gath, 1853
Although ! do not.
like the practice Of Ply /
sioiAns recommending
Unfortunately, IN e'
patent medicines Of the
day : yot af,ef a trial of
ten years, ! am nee 70.
admit that there Is one.
medicine before the pub
lie that ar thy sioian
can use iu lis practice,
and recommend 10 the.
public with perfect con
hdoncc that medicine
ia Rev ~ N Downs
Vegetable Balsamic T.
li4it
l have used Il myself
With the very best sue
cess, and now, when
ever I am troubled with
a Cough or Cold, ! in
varisbly use It. | can
cheerfully recommend
II 10 all who are suffer
ering from = Cough OF a
Cold, for the Group.
Whooping-Cough and
all diseases tending 20
Consumption and %
the Profession as a re-
liable article
| am satisfied Of its
excellence beyond a
doubt,L' nus conversod
peisona With the Rev
N. II ] owls about Il.
He inf me me Of the
principe Ingredients OF
which eE kris com
posed, all c. which ars
Purely Vegetable and
perfectly safe
Il q. WOODWARD. sp
Now Brigade Surgeon
! y s Amy
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hereby certify to the yeracity Of the above
BErSEY SMITH, Milford
Blindness OF Forty Years Standing
Cured.

Samuel steere, Of Fly Greek, Otsego county, do
hereby certify that have been totally blind for Forty
Years, and have been under the treatment Of the
experienced oculists and surgeons Of New York who
have pronounced my case incurable.
have been under DR.. Oaks treatment for eks
have him but three times. and ioT the hrst time
TO day these many years. enabled to discover OBJ
Jecs clearly twenty rods distant also see to read
his name on his window shades, which | have done IN
the Of witnesses, from excessive delight at e
turning vision. When first the Doctor was com
pletey prosIAted in bodily health He has completely
restored me, and very happy say that feel fu
twenty years younger. am nearly 10 years old.
SAMUAL STBgRs.
Utica, Sept 9Th, 1862.
Witness---J. A. kinney and Dr. Calvin kinney
Frankfort, HeTkmef county
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n, CONFIDENTIAL.
~ YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret habits, which unit them
for business pleasure, the duties Of married life
also middle aged and old men, who from the ollies Of
youth other feel debility in advance OF their
years before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should first read THE SECRET FRIEND.
Married Ladies', wishing 70 avoid an increase Of Family
will learn something Of Importance by pursuing "The
Secret Friend"
Sent 10 any address, in sealed Envelope, on receipt
Of Twenty -fve Gents. Address
DIR. CHAS. A. STUART n CO..
q647 Boston. Mass.
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NJ ON AH
April sth 1860
Messr Henry = Co
Yout Vermont t.ipi
ment has cured me of,
Rheumatism which had
settled tu NV limbs and
fofi shich blessing you
may cell suppose I iceI
sratemI- QrEsgEi.
Suutt GtAuby T. "
Mt n ~ X GRAY,
Chcmis. Montreal
...,A
D, 10 state thAt my Niie
used Hcurys Vermont
Iinimeut having acct
dent,lly gof needle
run under her finger
nau Tbe main ~.
mos intense but bv
using Oh. i.inimeut. ne
main w.Fgone ina lev
.-...
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I p
EEIIiAl,a;IlA \

No article has ever been introduced the public n at
has met with greater favor given more universal sat
isfaetion, than
f FhENCH'S VEGETABLE HAIR RENEWER.
This preparation Is no compound Of chemicals, eon
tAns no oil alcohol but l. simply composed II vsqet
able matt T.. and is the most complete
hair DRESSING IN THE WORLD
IL 10 not dye
WARRANTED WARRANTED
IN every instance, to restore Gray Hair 70 IN Atutal
color aud condition. 10 promote new growth (,restt
where rheroos have been disorgsnized BY age Or sick
nsss,) TO
PREVENT THE HAIR FALLING OFF,
10 ersdioste Dsndfuh and Humor from the Scalp 10
cure Nervous Headache. 20 keep the had ilesn aud
cool and the hair moist ar d glus.y,
AUSTIN D FRENCH,
fortlsrd. Me
VI sold by DruaRiau ever vler'. 81 ly
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THING or BEAUTY is AJoY FOREVER r
MARTHA WASHINGTON
II A r RE ST o X T. r


This is the First and only article breugh, be-
tore the public tina, will restore both Hair and whskers
Away now with all Hair Dyes
who would think Of using anything so disage'Able as
a Hair Dye II they could only ind anything that would
restore Hair and whiskeIs To their natural color
The Martha Vashington Har Re'tor~ will do all
this, and not color the skin No mistake.
Try it, and be convinced
Ist 1t snota Dye. 2 1t will not color the skin
I'd Il will restore the Hair from Gray u beautiful
Black Brown Auburn, whatever might been It's
orsina color aud cause it to assume It's former beauty
4th Il will cure all diseases and mors Of the scalp
keep the head cool and the hair from falling OIL and
promote healthy growth.
9Th As Dressing for the Hair is Of the best in
market 1t will change dry, harsh and wi'J hair TO
9Th Il will change Gray and Faded whiskers % a
beautiful Brown. cause them to appear natural
than by any other application.
MI p Pease, New Bedford, Mass, says
The Martha Washington Hair Resloref is the best
article ever had ia my store 1t is selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any other
Mr.. s. W, New Bedford, Mass, says:
The Martha Washington Hair kestofer supersedes
all the Hair Dyes and sturers ever brought before the
public None equals H.
Mr. S. r Bray, south DAnvers Mas, t4yss
81 have sold 40 dozen Martha Washington Hair Re
in this section The past four and no case
has il failed give satn faction"
Mr.. c Bi1hy. North BHdgevAtef, Mass. says
81 sell more OF Maria Washington lair Restorer
than all others
a lady FROM Chelsea, Mass going IVES. says;
would give tniee liars Tor bottle rather than
60 without, or use any Other
Ask l. Lane. owsnxey. n. II II he did not restore
his gray hair and Vhiskers 10 their former beauty b,
using one bottle OF Martha Washington Hair Kestora.
tive.
Ask Mrs. J. T BiNbl So Danvtts. Mass ifsle bad
not been ubleI with bad humor her head ot three
and applied many medicines aud got relief but
IN using one b Tile OF the Martha Washing on Hair
Resorer her head cured and before she h cd used
the second bottle III, hair bau commenced out
wh'e IL had fallen OF and IN three months she had
good head Of hair when youth.
For Sale BY Wood. Bixby Co, wholesale and retail
Agents, Montpelier VI jan3dsw
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EMMA A. PARKBR.


- Prom the tttea AOintny Herald
we take great pleasure in recording another wonder
iul cure 10y ~ Oahs young manwho 10 employ ed as
clerk IN the establishment Of l.. Wukns, Esq, coufec.
uonef, &c. No 81 blocker stTeet Utica was cured Of
total biudusss arising from Amautosi, lie ia now as
well and can see a. perfectly any period OF his lie
Utica. August 1851 III O. EpwAHps
Ii
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All the goods in the above List will be sod, without
reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certificates Of
all the various articles are placed in 'milar envelopes
sealed and mixed These envelopes will be sent BY mail
de ivered at office, without regard choice. On
receiving Certificate you will what article it repre-
sents and 1t is optional with you TO send dollar and
receive the article named, any other in the list Of
same value.
/ By This mod we give selections from varied stock
Of hne goods Of the bes; mike and latest styles aud Of
intrinsic WORTH at nominal price, while all have
chance Of securing articles Of the very hest value
/ In all transactions by mail charge fir forwarding
the Certificate paying postage, and doing the bsin S.
% cents each. Fpe certificates ,oH be vent Jor 81;
B'ern' for 81; ThirtyJor So Siriy.hre So and one
Hundred for SIS
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n Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAI

UIIOh 10 HEREBY UIVEN THAT
It is the intention Of the franklin County Bank to
termha It's existence the first day Of June 1865 in
pursuance Of OF tn Legislature of the State OF
Vermont approved Nov a. 1854 providing that all &C,
INCORPORATING the Franklin County bank Approvt Nov
", 1919 be amended to II uit he time during whic
sa Bank shall continue and have succession TO the
hrft dAs Of June, 1865 instead Of the first das OF jan
VAR 1867 and al bills notes Of said Bank rot pre-
sened said Bank of payment before the 6rst daJ Of
June 1885 will not be redeemed OF paid BY said Bank
BY ord OF the directors,
Nj. W BEARDsLEY Cashier.
81 Adams Nov. q, 1864. dc2SrieI:dsw
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IL ACE ATERS
GREAT MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT.

No. 4sl BROADWAY, NEw YoRK.
Eighty new Pianos, MelodeoDs, Harmonious, Alex
andre and Ca met Organs, at Wholesale and rets
prices low. SECOND HAND PIANOS at great bar
gains prices from $50 to $500. New Octave Pianos
$50 and S275; with Carved Legs and Moudings
$500 aud UPWARDS Meodeous, sos to $3.50.
large Stock OF SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS
and all kinds Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and
Music Merchandise at the lowest rates 10 900 Sheets
OF Muse, little soiled, at IL Cents per Page 34;A
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
SOLfCIT6R 81 P'8TENTs.


Late Agent Of 0. s. Patent Office. Washington under
the Act Of 1857
70 STATE STREET OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BosruE. MASSACHUSETTS
AFrBR an extensive practise q upwards Of twenty
years, continues to 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 on liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign worHs to determine the validity utility Of
Patents OF invehdonsand legal other advice render
ed in all matters touching the Copies OF the
claims Of any Paten, furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, Of asceraining the patentaby OF inventions
unsurpassed by II not inmeasurably superior to- any
which be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
below given prove that is successful at the
Patent Once than the subscriber and the
best proof Of advantages and ability ne would add that he
has abundant reason to believe and prove that AZ
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during twenty years past has enabled him
eumulae vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative 10 patents
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
ohanical works and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, 10 offer superior facilities for blaming Patents.
An necessity Of journey Washington, TO procure a
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
TBSTIM MAILS
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
incces'tH practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors tnat they
cannot employ person more eonPete, and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications In form
TO secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"Mr X. II Eddy has made for me THIRrEgH apult
cations, all but Of which patents have been grant
ed and that is now pending Such unmistakabo proof
If great talent and ability his part leads me 70 recon
mend GH inventors to apply 10 him to procure their
patents as they may be sure o having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and at very
charges" JOHN TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber, in course of his
large practice, made trice rejected applications
sIxTKRs APPEALS, EVERY ONE u which was decided
nhts favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
H. EDDY
Boston. Jan. |. 1866. 1867
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II IGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

II IN DELICATE HEALTH.-Dr. Dow Physician
snd ssrss9n Nos Endieo Street, Boston is consulted
aAy Tor AZ diseases Incident the system. P0lapsus
Nr or falling o. The Womb Fuor Abus, Suppression,
eI mentuua arrangements are all treated upon
oogeAl principles and speedy relief guaranteed few days
50 invariably certain the mode treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield under H. the afflicted peron re-
loces v perfect health Dr. Dow has doubt greater e1
perenoe 10 the o. diseases Of children than
any ply seap IA Boston boarding aeeomodaons for patients
ment Dr. Dow since lsi5, having confined his whole atte
lion To- Office practice for the Private Diseases ana
Female Complaints, Acknowledges superior n The United
StAtes N''''NN
NJ BAH letters must contain four stAmps or they will
mot b, answered Once Hours from A. N. to P. n.
April thi. Oi,5Q
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The Dr.. having large and extensive practical expert.
ence ia the Treatment Of diseases generally 10 prepared
receive patients ipf medical treatment on the most
improved principle and 70 treat then diseases In very
superior and satisfactory manner and IN the majority Of
FAT exceed the sangune expectations Of
the patient, without esortng any unpleasant tor
turing processes