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NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Loss of
Power, Impotency, Confusion % Thought. Loss %
Memory, Irritable Temper, gloomy Apprehensions,
Year, Dependency and Melancholy, which may end
in loss Of Reason. This new remedy FOR that
fearful trainOfmenta and physical evils arisin from
secret habits Of the young or excuses n mature
years is composed Of the most soothing, strength
ening and invigorating medicines 10 be found in the
whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming IN combination,
the most perfect Antidote for this obstinate and
distressing Glass OF maladies yet discovered II
has now been sent 10 nearly every State in the Unon
relieving the untold suferings Of hundreds who
have never seen the inventor, restoring them o.
health, strength and happiness. one large
bottle lasts u month. Price $40. THESE
-FOUR GREAT REMEDIES A. now prepared
are superior o. anything else for their respect
i've purposes and are made public Tor the benefit
OF those who otherwise could never avail them
selves % their virtues. They are all warranted a.
represented, In every respect OF the price will
be refunded. ~ BEWARE or INVITATIONS
And especially those worthless nostrums left AZ
Drug store. 10 sell, having a counterfeit IL nv
indian figure for the purpose u deception.
81 The genuine Is prepared only by Dr.
Mattison at his Office FOR Special Diseases in
Providence, r L. and 20 he obtained nowhere
else, sent by express everywhere in sealed packages
secure from observation, receipt Of the price by
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UTIcA. August n laS4

p UTICA. August n, 1884.
btAb eiE Permit me, very respectfully 70 pre-
sent you With this certificate a. . token of vou-
sonderful Skill a. \ physician, and Of your deport-
nent a. gentleman.
Tor more Than seven years have been anictsd
Sitn sickness OF nature peculiar 20 females. ex-
cept that was becriddeu FOR over two wear. snd
enable 70 move without assistance. have rad Mn.
dinerent Physicians in the last two years nm, ~
WON could help me. Indeed. n use theirov, words
they we're completely puul u With my case. and
mat ali the medicine in the world could NOT re.tr
ne, nor even help me- AFTER much Reelection I
consented N try your treatment; / had heard Won
- highly spoken Of BY those whom you had cured
soon realized the truth for myself that your supe
hcr ssul vas beneficial, and that your treatnent
neIpeo me IN less than two weeks In four rnontbs
vas 50 much improved that even my friend. vs-s
Itonisned continue 10 improve and can nor.
eneertuliy add this, my mite, with hundreds OF oth
es whose lives you have saved and rendered bapnv
Nay God olee on, DR.. Oaks, in your eupohif5v
snd oeneheent mission 10 suffering humanity
shAiI AI-ays be happy 70 reply to any who NAV re-
Ter 70 me ss 70 your capabilities and xiii
am, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully,
n un,.-, Mrs. u z. GREY.
No. 8, Hhitesboro Street, Utica. NY
For references see circulars 70 be had athi, roo.
ohce hovrs from A. NJ. until p NJ
Sept- rs d.
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lFran t.s Unes lHsrri-a H.ra,s

tIsTuLA LAcHRrHALfs.-A wonderful cure Der
f"rined by Or. H. A. Oaks having come under eur
notice, We feel, the reatestest confidence In recon-
needing NJ superior treatment 20 such a. may he
AnicteSi With diseases Of the eve. This cure Va ;
performed alter the case bad been pronounced by
eminent physicians incurAhle and TIE eve entIrelv
destroyed, and life despaired Of The eve l. A.
vel, healthy and brilliant as ever. and no one can
discern the difference. IL is really wonderful cur,
and would grsce any u orr medical record, y
Success 70 Dr Oaks and hts superior treatment
which Is entirely new
Utica, May Dist, ISL.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

~ THOUSANDS or DOLLARS are pxid
or winding guAcks daily, which Il worse tha
thown away. This c0mesfrOm trusting 10 the de-
tectiEe advertisements Of men calling themselves
Doctors, and whose only Recommendation l. What
they say Of themselves Advertising physicians
In nine eAses out % ten. are imposters Thesnly
safe way i % consult regular prarticin.
physietsn' Or II you prefer one who makes
your disease speciality, h. that he il not
an Advertising guack, 0r you will have reason
toregretit-Dr.M ArriSoS s the 0uly regular physi-
etan IN Providence. II not in New England Who 3D.
Teriises treating SPECIAL Naf1a,s. and he gives .--
do.bi,a fs,'iEsniais, without which no stranger
ear he entitled 70 confidence.
Enclose one stamp for postage and send for
them, with a pamphlet on Npsctai Df.s4.ss
sent Tree DIT. MzttisOn IL = regularly educated
pay sican Of twenty years experience ten in an e1-
tensive general practice. until declining health
compelled him 70 relingush that and adopt an Office
practice, treating all diseases and accidents
resulting from imprudence in both sexes
giving them his utots attention. Persons, AZ
distance, having any importantor difficult ease
viii do we'll % Sonsult DR.. ". ur Ind Tor
his Testimonials before going else where All
business faithfully attended 70. and p,rfsef .afl.
.acfior guaranteed Advice a. Onice rec Addrr-
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Alternative SYRUP.

For InIsrih,, Of tAs Blood rsssifing from rs,prud
sad eontsg0n, abEss q Msresry, e1ssfnq Zap
-sss "a, Skfr; Sore TsToaf, Monfh aud Nose Loss
Hair; Oid Sores; SrsifiEgs; Pair' tie RS.ss rrd
al - signs Of an scfiu, rfrpi,nf roisoa ~ "a.
system. - No remedy ever discovered ha. done
what has zen achieved by this. Under is u-s
every form Of constitutional syphiltic mercuria
taini l. speedily cured and ia short time the sub
tile poison isco.npletey ersdicate from the system
ana health and strength are permanently restored.
~ IL WIS this remedy that cured gentleman rom
the South then stopping st Newport, and for which
he presented lr NJ with $40 besides his bill, after
having been under the treatment q the most emiu-
ent physicians in Baltimore, Philadelphia ard New
York, for FIVE YEARS. Never despair Of perna-
nent cure, 10 matter how obstinate your case has
been, until YOU have thoroughly tested the virtues
Of this potent Alternative. ~ One large bottle lasts
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Total.

IHl Ninth M1rTIA REGmESr.-The ot5c-
ers ct Oh" COMPANIES raised in the Ninth
hiilI' Dis'Tiet met 90 Rutland IN Tuesday
tor the election Of field officers Of the regi-
ment. The election resulted as follows.
For Colonel, Levi G. kingsley, Rutland.
For Lieut.. Colonel, Joseph Jennings Fair
haven.
For MAJOR, c. NJ Willard, Castletou.
Col Kingsley Vac Major Of the 10Th Vt.
Is a first rate tact'cian, aud viii make n
popular and excel m, C.l4rel. The reg,-
mcnt &C. 10 he congratulated ON its com
lBsuder
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How Much VIZ wuca.-Average re-
turns show that a citizen of the world, on
the first day of his appearance in public,
weighs about six pounds and bali boy
baby little more, a girl-baby a little less.
Some very modest babies hardly turn the
scale with two pounds and a half, while
other pretentious youngsters boastI of ten
and eleven pounds. When Shylock asked
for his pound of Aesh," be asked for an
equivalent to . little less than one sixth of
q baby. How The tny ones grow during
childhood, ~ pssdsot trse here; bot Il
may be interesting 70 know thss giris and
boys at tweiSe5esrs Of age are pesrlY, equal
in weight; sfssr which limit, males ara
heavier than the femxiss Of the ane sees.
Young men of twenty. average q hundred
and forty-tbtee pounds each, whiIe sshe
young women Of twenty average hundsed,l
and twenty pounds. Men reach their heavi-
81 bulk ss shout thirty FIVE when their aver
age weight il . hundred and 6fty-two
pounds bat ths women slowiy fatten on
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CoLGArE.s HONEY sn.r-

This celebrated TOILET SOAP. such IN
verssi demand, is made from the CHOICES.
materials, Il MILD and ENIOLIENT IL.
ture. FRAGRANTLT SCENTED. and er
remedy BENEFICIAL in it action upon
kin. Fer sa!s BY all Druggists and fancy Gooc
Dealers
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lFrs- "a. ut.ea aer-,.s MI

We tale pleasure IN recording another wonderful
cure BY Dr Oaks A young man Who 1, etnpioved
a. a cierk IN the establishment Of /. wilkins 20
eonfeetoncr. &c, No. y Beect er Street, Utscs ~
eured OF total olindness Arising from AmsurSss he
perioc Of bis life
Ultra, August, 1851
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OF WAR. THE wrrE

Widowed Mother Of any Prisoner Of War. az,
PAD the amount due their husband or son upol tas
production OF evidence Of relationship. AMI l1y
letter showing the soldier To be living. Apr1,a-
tion may be made by letter
Also Pensions. BOunties. Back Pay. Prize Maus,
and all claims against the Government spsedHy
procured and promptly RENTED
l. BROWN Is Co.
Bankers and Military and
Naval Collecting Office
? Park Place. Nev YorE.
D., -4..ar
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HALE's HONEY or
HOREHOE.N'D and T.fR
For the cure Of

fOr the cure of
coughs, Colds, Influenza Hoc-scuess, Dbti
onI breathing, and al 4 FsctioHs OF ne
Throat Bronchial TUBES and Lungs.
AeGdlng 10 Consumption.
ibis sovereign remedy l. compounded nom the
iA'o'ite recipe Of an illustrious Physician snt
chemist, who f. many wears used II with the most
CO Piete success in his extensive private practise
had long been profoundly impressed with the
N'nferinl virtue ora honey Of the plant Hore-
mound In union with the CLEANSING ard BEAL-
ING properties OF tar extracted from tie LIFE
fhlNCIPLE Of the forest tree Asie, Bal,a1sa or
balm OF Gilesd For years he was bafHed in bis ST.
'enPts to blend these great medicinal forces into
sacn union that the original power Of each would
0e preserved the disagreeable qualities Of common
'ai removed and the price Of the compound e
within the means Of sill. At last, after long eours
OF difheult chemical experiment, he found that
10 these Sc other ingredients. each one val
uAoie ~ itself he not only obtained the desired re-
snits but greatly increased the curative power Of
me compound This having been thoroughly test
Cd BY practice, Is now offered to the general pubus
81 safe. pleasant and inf.lIibls remedy.
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE
For sale by all Druggists
CHARLES DOWNER. G.nar.I sys,,
u Cedar st., New Yor
d4w3m.
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LITTLE MINED.-The celebrated speech of
Sir Bowie Roche ''Mr. Speaker. smell \
r,i | see him floating in the air hut marx
me. shall vet MP him IN the bud wa
evidently the model upon which writer in
Kansas framed. the other day, some remarks
upon the recent election. The Leavenworth
CoHserr0t're says that, by the result of that
election, 1.-The fall of corruption has been
dispelled. and the wheels Of the State CIV
eminent will No longer be trsmrnclloi by
sharks that have beset the public prosperity
like locusts'
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So it Eiil o. - .Se end. an ,Ls lsi.J.,
people of The rebel section vii zraiaaliy
learn what wIeIehea ani criminal .ascohs
the Southern leaders weFe ~ho plunged the
country into war.-HGrpsr WssAly.
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The Plantation Bitters make the Weak strcu- ;-s
lanSiiu brilliant, AMI are exhausted natures -rez
restorer They are composed o. the csletra-ee Gaze
iSsys BARK, WinterSreen, sassafrss. Rcots Hers.
SC, all preserved in perfectly pure s. Crolx Bum
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BSEvEr MAJ. G4N. ALFRED II TERKr-
General Terry, TIE hero OF Fort Fisher, is a
grardsou Of the A5e General Na,haDrl Terry
Of Hartford, Conn. He went out to the war
from New Haven as Colonel of the 9Th Con.
necticnt Volunteers. the 18th of September,
1851, and wa- commissioned as Brigadi.-
General On the 18th Of April 1862 lie !.
not West Pointer
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WaitOu's Journal say We learn that
orders have been received by the Provost
Marshals Of THE State to muster no more men
for the Artillery or Cavalry 1t will, there
fore, be needless expense to transport men
to the Provost Marshalls' offices to enl,s, IN
any branch of the service except the Infantry
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%" The Plantation Bitter have cured one
o. arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary 0r-s1s
that has distressed ne for wears % ac;- lisca
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rHE CoNFEssIo, ,Xn rxpr-

NoNFtssiOS AND ENPE-
fence OF an Invalid. Published for the be,ss,.
Ann As Caution to Young Men and others. who
,iner from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay Of
,Ann'Od' &C. supplying at the same time tn,
aeAns oil self-Cure. By one who has curet himself
A''ef undergoing considerable quackery. By,n-
closing postpaid addressed euvelops .in,l. comic
may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq..
Brooklyn. Kings c., NY
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DIUkETIC COMPOUND.

Pc, "a, so,cial Di,sasss Of the Urinary O-gr-
sslhrg from traprudsnes md oorf1gios. Il This new
remedy contains neither falsam COpsiys, Spirits II
Nitre, Cubebs, Turpentine, or any other nause"u-
drug hut is an elegant vegetable liquid, pleasant
70 the taste and smell cooling, cleansing and heal
ing in its operation, speedily allaynS all heat and
irritation in the urinary passages. You. therefore
who have been taking BaLsaaa Copaiua either in cap
-ules or mi xtures for months. until sick and pale,
your breath and clothes filed with its vile IiOr,
throw away the disgusting mixtures and send for
hs,ele e this Ssw Psns1D. which will cure
you at once, and also cleanse the system ir0u the
Injurious effects OF the mixtures you have
been taking long Chrone that have resisted
all kinds IL treatment FOR months and even ears n
s-iH issHsaaiely Try II, and II not A. repre-
sented fhs Nancy gIH b. r,fnd,a. One bottle gen
sraIlv .uf-Grieur Price q, seut hv ernress
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G.. c. MOORE, 25i Broadway. NY.
4e.. g.. &C. Sc. &C.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. X
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lows ''44 run a. ioi-
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
so A ~. MAIL TRAIN Tor Boston. Iousu u
49, rlteh ourgh, Brattieboro, Springfield Har,
sv-e, Ner haEen, Troy, Albany and New YORK
Boston 30 I'm r NJ
F"o1sA 70 Bo'to- 'rtassf csp-s, Of Cor.
III" A II. Accommodation Tram.
20 ?; NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy .b.,r y
1orh ana the West arrive at Troy 500 ~ .
CeN fork A. NJ, BY Hudson River R.iI-o.S
''eePins Cars or Hudson River Steamers
Ioo1SA TO Toy Tlt'out Css-y, Of Cor.
N NJ. p W N6HT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars. for
NeN erk and Boston Arrive In Troy a, = ~ 80 !,
- new York 10 An Boston "a n. A.
through to Troy and Boston ,ri,hoyf cb,ro,
Of Cars.
ROW ne SosfA ~ Fast Tr1in, arr. =, p,.-,.-
fa- a, follows.
''.s ,. n, MAIL TRAIN from Boston. I,x,u W..
s sh., Springfield, Hartford New Haven. Troy
Ner w. 80 c iork; leaves Boston $50 A. ",
Troy 400 NJ 'P'ns Gar attached
" A. n, NIGHT Express TRAIN. With sI...,.
VT rom New York and Boston Leaves S.g
YORK at Pm, Boston $40 Ps. 'e~
100 A. n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Ru,
yoris NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leave. s.~
Iork At 200 Pm. Through frnm r., go.
change a cars. " roy without
VI, I'm BE sold for Saratoga, Troy. AIb,nx ~
oehenectsdy and all PRINCIPAL noir,s "a ~
90 .,,al Centrsl and Western Railroads and ;re
J. ". CARPENTER
5seksge checked throuyh- : no'ei biook-
@fsre always as low a. by .nx o,h.,,
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CERrIFIc.fTES and REFERENCES


MILFORD. OTsEs0 Co, y. Y, May 9Th -.
This u n certify that ! have been sick with
Catarrhal Broncbitis~ f0r years. Last March
was induced 20 try DR. 0Aks' treatment, which re-
heved me in ten minutes. used 20 cough half the
night and raise on an average az much a. q large
tea cup null or yiscid phlegn. w sleep very
much disturbed, that would awake with burning
fever and preparation. After using the Doctors
medicine one month, gained in fssh 10 p0unds At
the end Of two months / weighed % pounds more
than in March previous Ny cough len ne In two
week The night sueats ceased in ? or 3 nights
Ny RIVER ter me- NV appetite and sleep returned
and can truly say that IhAye been Il raised
from the dead to newuess Of life, and this with but
one months treatment.
FRANCIS ROWLAND.
JOHN ". SMITH.
FOR references cheeriully refer to
DOOR RUSSELL, Bank COoperstovn-
JOHN 2. SCOTT,
GEO. X. WORTHTNGTOS
Warrington Bank.
CHAS. ". SMITH. Otsego Bank.
hereby certify 20 the veracity OF the above
BETSY SMITH, Milford, Otss-o Co, NY
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GEN. THoNAs' C,NrAiGN-The Washing
ON CORE spundent Of the New York Ti,ues
estimates Hoods losses in the recent Ten
nc-scc campaign as follows
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The Plantation Bitters have cu-et NO
Of liver complaint, (which vac laid up PROSTATE
and bad o. ABANDON nv business.
Il. b. KINGSLEY. Clevelaud. @"
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% send us twenty-i0ur dozen more Of your Plant
ION Bitters the popularity Of which are daily rr
;ressiu.r with the guests Of our h0use.
SYKES, CHADWICK A Co
Proprietor- Willari's Hotel Washington. DC
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!; samuel StceTe, % Fly Greek, Otses- County
do hereby certify that have been totally blind for
FORTY YEARS, sud have been under the tres tment
q the most experienced ocuiistF and surgeons OF
New fork, who have pronounce m case incurable
have been under Dr.. II. A Oaks treatment FOR
seven weeks have seen him hut three times and
lof the hrst tine to-day these many years Ess en-
ahei 70 discover objects clearly twenty rods distant
can also see % read his name on his window shades
which have Gone In the presence Of uitnessss rUm
excessive delight =; returning vision. When fr.t
sar the Doctor, ] was completely prostrAted In
bodily health. He LSs completely restored me, ard
am yery happy O. say that | feel fully twenty
years younger. ! Ar nearly 20 years old.
SAMUEL STEERE
Utica, September sth, 1852
WirsEssEs-J. A. kidney and Dr. Calvin Kirue,.
Frankfort, Herkiner Comfy
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lOO PEIRCEs.
Tue vERSATELLA
Liquid Bill
GIVES 70 TIE LEATHER NOT osLya
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH

- 70 TIE LEATHER NOT ONLY
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH
mt an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume
The neatness and convenience Of uTip1 Ti,rtt
slaeklns and the superior polish which II giTs.
over other kinds has heretofore been In a 80,
measure eounterhAlanced by its disgreeable Tinss
gar ofor and the trouble of fitting somethinr int
the stopper of each bottle in order To nppl i, a. a.
orush, 1nt me Nernstella BlacEing has only IN.
inost DELlSHrluL PERFUME which remains with the
Rather As long a. the backing lasts and earb ~,
y, has stuck ready fitted 10 the stopper Tbe
seInateia Backing also softens and benefits tbe
ins. ELLA b'Aek-
PRICE l2ossrs FER BOTTLE
Nsnufsetured IN the Chemical Department 9th.
Canoon Manufacturing Co.. and for ssle nv Ro.,,
and Shoe ncalers everywhere "'
VIVIAN TYLER Aszr1s.
. water St, Boston, Mas,
The NerDatens,
For making the Soles Of Boote and sbo.. ~,,.,,
Nov. -.
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FROM THE AMY HospITAL-rHE

FROM THE AMY HOSPITAL--THE
bloody battie-deld-.ho mansion Of the rich ard
humble abode Of the poo--C-rm the office ami the
sacred dssk-from the mountain top, distant valley
and fsr-,G Islands Of the Ocean-froa. every no5s
AMI eorner Of he civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of astonishing effects Of DR4KE'S
PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters Lie the following may he seen 81
our Office.
Rr.nSsURY. Wis. sept. o.. 1857.
have heen Boz The army hospitals
for touHteen month--speechiess and nearly deaf.
At Alton. ill-. th-y ave bottle II Plantation
Briers Three bottles restored INV speech
C.A.FLAUTE-
soUrB WAasAw. d.. july ~. ISL.
one oun- man who bad been SICK
and not out of the house for two years with Scr1-
and Erysipeias after pay1a- the doctors over en-.
without benefit, has 0een cured by tcI h"--l.-
EDWARD woUS4LL-
The following is from the Manager ot The In.
Home School tor the Children ~ Volunteers
HAvExEYER MANSION. tIFrY-SEvsSTH So.
New York, August ., 1855.
9" Dr. DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantation Bit
ters have been given % some or our little children
suffering from weakness ant weak lungs with mos,
happy effect. One little girl, IN particular, With
pains in her head loss Of appetite, and daily
IN consumption, on whom all medical sEil had
been exhausted, has been entirely re-tur-i. Ws
commenced with but tesspoOnful % Bitters z da-
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, saf
he Is now well. -
Respectfully, Mas O. ". DEvOE-
owe much % you, for ! ysri'v 20 .sv-
the Plantation Bitters have sayed my life.
REv. y. WAGGONER, Madrid. y. :
% send us tventy-iour dozen more Of your Plant
lion bitters, the popularity Of which are daily %
cressir., with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 Co
Proprietor- Willari's Hotel, Washington, DC
have given the Plantation Bitter. p.
hundreds our disabled soldiers with the uost o,
;onishius effect
Wv. q. ANDRES
SuPt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. o.
The Plantation Bitters have cure no
II liver complaint ofVhich vac laid up pr-s,-a,s
and had % ABANDON nv business.
Il. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland. o.
- Tie Plantation Bitter have cured one
81 arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary r--s1s
hat has distressed ne for yesrs. % act, .isca
C. c. MOORE, 25f Broadway. Ny
&c., &C.. &C, &c. &C,
The Plantation Bitters make the Seas strcu- ,-s
anSiiu brilliant, AMI are exhausted natures --sz
estorer. They are composed Of the csletratec Gale
sayA BARK. WintergTeen, Sassasrss, Roots. Hers
&c All preserved in perfectly pure 81 Cr51x gr-l
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have given the Plantation Bitter.
hundreds o our disabled soldiers with the uost .,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHERO REE PILLS
Sugar Coated.
FEMALE kkuULAT0R.
HEALTH PRESERyER
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
y For As Remoi--i Of os'ir-etis"i. 49, 30
.xrsns, Of Regularity ia ID, Rsr+sr-.s

rSrsne, Of a-grlsr;is ia the RsrTsr-.s
81 '3s Monthly Periodic
They cur or obviate those numerous disease. thu
spring from Irre;sulsrity itself
They cure Suppressed. Excessive and Pain
Menstruation
They cure Green Sickness (Chl0rasi-l-
They cure Nervous and Spinal Afectioo
pains in the hack, and lower parts Of the ooey
Hesvine-s. Fatigue on slight eGertionr Palpitsat
Of the Heart. Lowness Il Spirits, Hystsris. s.ct
Headache, Gaidiness, etc, etc. In word, oy r-
moving the Irregularity, they remove the cause
and with IL ALL the effects that spring from IL.
Comp0sed Of simple vegetable extrscts, tasy
contain nothing ueIeterious to any eoustitutiusi
however delicate their function being 10 substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly use'i
they never fail "a de-.
They may be safely used at any age, and at
any period. EIcErT DURING THE FIRsr 1HREE
soyrHs,
All letters seeking information or advice VII
Dc promptly, freely and disereetiy answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or SIX boxes f'r -
Sent BY mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of price
Sold ~ all respectable Druggist
DR.. ". r. SiERWIS & Co.
SOLE PRoPRiErOzs,
No. 90 Liberty Street. New York
Jan 1&W.Y