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There nothing in the evidence thu. sn . prove s.h.as

There nothing In the evidence thus gen 70 prove einsa
oa Of o. these sources eu loot GOV fr @
ply decreasing dusy from point Tine receipts
at ina; 20 iepor'eo o telegraph or ne WEEK 5ssS
Saturday Sothh only 100 bales 'u SeS NO doubt
VI " EeI! nea'' rsius and overhowihs Im sn, ~
de the ssSog by wagon for the moment meub,, m.
Gro reports this Wee spesa s9s eva 81 de-
ctiye seed and oyerfowed banks in Others and the
impression derived from our coresponaraoe so,,s v
weeks II has 10 be borne in mind however, that such
yasqnumber OF people nterested Id on .e
accounts that we have 10 take the alarming reports win
great allowances One Of our own corre%ondents Writes US
from NewOreans after journey IN Texas Lousana' Ar
TAKEN as whole the Spring may be said to have been
10 many sections OF the Cotton growing COUNTY,
amounting sometimes overflow cold nights IN other places
the vitality plant and in some districts Inc
had useod seed and found it did not come up or
died os soon as il appeared above ground These moIlunes
all universal soTeyer and arc all eaPGoN 81 ar
MANY parts Of country where for so far everything a
goue pomiing except ior the season oeoe
where good stand has been secured sIeauy .! e
majority OF the farmers This can say from personal
Walton Of Mississippi Texas and Louisiana where MOI
overlooked and yet ron all these States we near gie"' '
plants" . ...,.u. ,rs,,v
fair From Alabama We have again some p, d rben
gard to defective seed aud greatseaeity OIL SCUM Se
Teplanting rs required There is great 9hanmy
enough planted produce half Of former crop Win a'orA
lie weather for maturing ana plcAng'
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Receipts, 81
3lI ,O77 s5-for Customs, $4,000; Payments, s3o''
200 Az Balance $o7 O59 523 63 Gold Notes, $5'' ooo
The Boston Traveler Of Wednesday says:
The money market continues very easy Prime coalea
loans Oh call relurDabe after brief notice are reouy ou
tanned by fair standing six and in some instances
at per cent The discount market Is rather inactive IN
consequence continued scarcity OF desirable paper Tor
than from any of purchasers The best Endorsed com
merca notes. having few months to run are negota1ea
very easily about seven per cent aud choice single hae
the same rate while others less favor submit TO eight ana
nine per cent The lower grades harder to pass and
range from 10 TO Is per cent
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway earned for the
first week in May,
1866 sl42o72 q sll54ls a Inc. 6ed 10
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STATE or NEw.YoRK BANK DEpAErNKsT.
Anrii ~ lR6G

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
IN Lave Of 1889 and 40 Laws Of 1865 that the circulating
National Bank the City Of New York bank
Ing socon located IN the City Of New Yos will be redeemed AT
Of the Banking Department psonts
National Commercial Bank In the City Of Albany for sI
yesu from the date hereof. and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating Of the sid bank must be
sened Aforesaid within ss years from the date hereof and all
which shalt not be for and payment within
the time time specified will to be charge the nd In the
hands Of the Superintendent for that purpose
Al 5 w q. w. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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STATE o. SEw- YORK. BANK DRrARrnnsr,
ALuAuY, April IL, 1865.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 236,
IN Laws Of 1889 6 Law. 1865 tina. the circulating notss n
MERCANTILE BANK Banking Association located Ia
Guy NwYOL viii be redeemed by the seIsr1ss
the Banking Department presentation at the NEW
STATE NATIONAL BANK, In the City Of Albany, os sr yea"
from date thereof and not thereafter.
The outstanding circulating notes said Bant be
sen-d Aforesaid within six from the date hecof and all
shall for redemption and payment within
specified viii be charge the fund Ia the
q. w. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
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STATE OF NEw.YosK. BANK DkrAHrnnsr
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO Cha

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
~ 1882 and 40 Law. 1865 ha, the Circulating
Notes is.usd BANK or NEW YORK Banking Association
In SrwYoh will be redeemed at by the sn
fiONAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK in the City of
Albany years hereof and thereafter
Tho outstanding Circulating Notes Of the said Bank must be
s~nd Aforesaid within sr from the date hereof and ali
Notes which presented redemption
within spehed will be charge the fund
In the the end-nt for that purpose
lavGm DIT o. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
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Oyrcn CENTRAL RiILKoAp ConPAsr or New JKKEr
hwYoKK. Apnl 30 ls5. :

Oyrcn CEsrnAL RAILKoIp COMPANY ov Nxv JKK,rr
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEET
N mo of the Of the cena Railroad Company of
% e ; K. s s s:' .:as S
closed q, a 70 tn. l,s
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA.
~ NY-NSTlcE TO sTocknoLDERs-I .nnu.l election
Sd ss q ia.. and rwa
s ss Z. 1 5. ssss.s s% AZ M,
day Of May unt o'clock Of the ieh q Nay
New-Yorh April 81, 1856. Secretary aud Treasurer
TnaAsrKI DrPAHIrgST. April a. 1856
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
r.%es,.y Issued .; oo.. gaI
Of per from ,hs d,s and al.
s :.s II. . K. s; 81 sas s: ss
other certificates may be ipe MssG is,1G r.
s.y YoHI AND N.v hAv.s RAmno.D CO,
Corner of Fourth ave- and EswYeri
THE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK.
The cy If % SSTRiK 81 b o., S NV IT,
:. II 9s,oct m The I.n'sr Boo. will be closed from tho Let
o. B'CARHART. President
ST. MARKS FiRH lssrRAycx ConpAsr
CLECTION.-A SPECIAL ELECTION for
Tss az D s. p on %8s 1 be a & s sS%
1895 Polls O'clock . .1a fS;s {, POST Secondary
L'LECIlON NOIlCE.-SI. LOUlS, ALUM ana
MEETING o.. Badhod. and The 81 LSa Az
the sn'scion such other business may properly
South ss 81 iia * % %osDa The % sy
The Transfer BOOB. Of the Company will be closed from the sh Of
April 30 1856 J. RALsTON Secretary.
Ornox ~ ruK iLLIsois CENTRAL RAILHeAD cosrAsI.}
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLD.
Frs q the IkLIS9l ,s cENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Sr the In ~ o. i mr. cs as o n,seI1 o. 'he
Chicago WEDNESDAY the 9ch day OF May 1865 O'Clock
Transfer Company will be closed
l. A CATLIS Secretary.
'INO HOLDERS of INDIANA "a and 5 per CENT
STATE sTocKsNotce hereby given to holders Of Indiana
y per cent and per cent State sOet that The state DEBT Sink
ss, ,o,n hr to the holders Of = per cen, Certificate. OF
Deb, Sinking Fund and after all Of the said q Stocks
folly redeemed then the holders cent Cerseste. stock
HoIdtI. Of to accept the per o,uum Of pn
srsS notify the Agent f state At. hi ace in the CITY IL New
o before the @ day Of June nett stwhh time and place
'"' ''' ''"''' JOIN l. MORRISON Treasurer of State
& Gre n NJ RnsKihk H'd Assn Of Of s s
ONE MILLION EIGHTY-SlX THOUSAND AND
EoHr MusbREb And sixty TaEE SHARES or AR
CAPITAL STOCK or THE BANK OF THE STATE or mis-
Of m.oas 20 the Is BY ..a
al. pe t sS o. Or sny part m until e
o. o. Jsre 1866 n rot,asnes o. an act oil The General
Missouri to recognize . National Bank to pro-
vide Tor the . Of the 81 this State said bank and
2ppIossa S%eh ss ss 1853 - '''''
s. NIB bid %a As The nS%Ssr q shares
bOnd' o. this State and mus, be sirnsaby the bidder,
a Ga ni IsS BE- through he s e. A' a'd'
~ LOSA ApJp d, lsa Assent Ofhs State
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WI ole~alo Prices Of N. Y. Country Produce.
FoR THE WEKK ENDING May TO- 1866.

fEIpressiy for TEE N. Y TRIBUNE BY Reporter
TIE following the Of articles In good oond
ton sold bv commission houses at wholesale Shippers
receive 10 less deducted for commissions beside
freight charges Parties receiving produce 10 SELL
often with request immediate returns be made
always obtain the prices which transient buyers
Our figures intended for the farmer than the
chant prefer 10 dappont by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
Prime medium Beans scarce and the few sale
hrin oh Poor Bea are very hard In
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BUTTER.


With constantly increasing receipts and quality improving
all the while trade is not active and prices fall gradually
thus eyincng healthy Of the market There call
for foreign shipments and prime butter must sell at A0c or less
before California shippers will hold OF It, There
demand for Charleston New Orleans Baltimore and Pblade
phia besides little call from the Eastern States but the
" What effect will the RiDderpes Of Europe have the
of this country opinion is that 1t will
butter IN England that II gold rules present ship
pers viii send 1t abroad. True England gets large
quantities Of butter from the continent. but will
will take whenever Surplus here brings that the
rates OF exchange shall leave little margin profit During
the past selected Delaware County have
brought 45d46c but this afternoon oil that safe 10
upon and holders already talking 4c for omor
White and mIod Ohio batter hard dispose par
ties refusing 1t at 300 sc Fine Yellow Western Reserve will
bring the price of State hsfrkDs Some .coored State
sold at d3c Welsh rarely brings 43c Tho
of yesterday put 4l2 pkgs We quote
Hall hrkins new me y Dies.
OrangeCo and Up River pals q i...............i5gO
WesteIE Reserve Yellow 1914
PenDsy snia tabs and pals IOd42
btae tubs W elsh
With heavy receipts and slow market prices worked
down low figure comparatively Lots have been sold at
but good fresh eggs generally worth &c., In
and single bbs have sold at 2c They coming
forward freely from Canada the West Virginia. Peaasyl
yana and this State. We quotes
EewJsrsey and Pennsylvania fresh. doa. .le al9
soat south r and western dcz good order is al
Duck Eggs y do1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Egg Oats bush. good .-..........-....W d45
We drop quotations of old there being stock hack
The country and much Of here being Lots OF old
and poor and skmmed baye been sold at l2dlc vhc
Skinned Cheese Is In little dsmad the Orange County
Factory selling blowy at much 0vSr rates little strictly
Inc cream farm dat" bringing 49, but good line OF Her
'iWss V0'sv ssss's sassss " ~ ISAi pIsps1 snip
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financial.

CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAiLvlr CosrAri
Ovricn CHio.eo hsy isr
THE ANNUAL MEETING or IHE boNp-
Il HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS Of the CHICAGO
NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. will BE- hid ., ne
Of III. IN tho City Of Chicago, on IhuhsDAf e
-" W JAMES R. YOUNG. Secretary.
OyvTcH 90 tbs HupsoS kIvyR RAILROAD torP.sr,
No ITO " EST THIKriKTH Nkv-loRK May 10 lan J
rTNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCkHOLD-
II Frs the HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY for the
ELECTION Of THIRTEEN DIRECTIONS for tb. ensuing will
held tho Office Of the Company No 27o Wee, Tht-, New
MONDAY June II. 1866 Polls will be from ~
until p and much longer not beyond the sr cf the
the the Inspectors Ind necessary TO receive
tho Of electors presenting Themselves
The Transfer Books will be closed from O'Clock the 2s
day Of May until O'Clock the l2th day Of June
AuGISTIS SCHFLLL Secretsrx
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| POULTRY AND GAME
Live fowls that people are too busy pahthg
IN sepd them 10 Some lots Of fine chickens brought
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sr. will pay i,c for 81: rac.o but get very He TIE
80 de fAkin1df fQ1o0o. "

home trade takng1t al. $4,000, We quote:
English Dairy. lew, n. ............-.....l6a lis
Factory, he.<, b..........-.-.-...'....-.-i ex
.
Orsn.e County FV,tory skimmed.lP b......l0 el3
SF>G.Mk t.........................'. '.'" aif
YKUITs AND NUTs-DRiED
;.d .nn,es have gone no &C. during the past week and
ain eIoted with few 10 be and those mostly in the
bands of Single barrels OF state quarters Clean
md White have sold as high 2Oc though In only few In
stances above l9, In lee about the Tor good
apyles Some choice Virginia peaches plougA' '-c We
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| O'CLOCK BOARD.

i O'CLOCK BOARD.
l. Tn. Tel. Treas. Notes 7.3Os. Nil. q ST. Paul.
......,... 63 LIST seres lVV-........ 81
%. e. Toledo. ,. 600 small 100 lMn.&StPaul pref.
.lOi2 Manposa preferred 3Oo...--....:. ~
&R.I. BOO. 2is indianapolis & Gin
- e5 SOO........ IS
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STATE OF NIw.YoEK. BAyx DEPkRrnESf
ALBANY. April, rs, 1891.

ATrAyY. April u NO..
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
IN 1859 and Laws II 1865 that the circulating
the PhenI Bank Of the City Of banking
,oc.on located the City Of New Yo-wi be redeemed
par Superintendent Of the Banking Department pesena
ton the York State National Bank In tho City Of Albany LOT
,ir Year, ont be date hereof. and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating noies Of the ad Bsni mu be pre-
Aforesaid within from the date hereof and oil
which for redemption and payment within
the Tine thus specified VII be- charge upon The unh In the
hand, Of the Superintendent for that purpose
law6mo. spr77 a. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent
BAsx DgPARrszSr. ALs.sr, April 49, 1866.
NOTICE HAVING BEEN FILED in this Depart
~ uent pursuant to law, by BlLLlNGER an individual
Banker proprietor Of THE BiLLlNdEH BANK hrkmer Her
kmer County aid has changed his dence No
dee banker resides In the City Brook
iyu where the business will be hereafter conducted
SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
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Strawberries are now coming in good order from Nocs
ya and bring slas 25 the latter price for fac Wilson's
Albany One dealer received 20 crates OF % quarts eseh
during the past days part by express inc DINERS y
yery ouky perhaps through fear OF cholera Apples are
higher and the few good Cranberries IN market single
bbls dne Cape Cod berries bringing ST. We quote; ~
ppes common y Dbl. ..-..-.......Sz w ~ W
Rnsseta y hh,. - q w
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Union BANK AT DOVER.

II DANh IIV'LI
Down " J., March 70. 1866.
Ts R.nh having surrendered ito charter and ceased business
NOTICE hereby given that the outstanding circulating notes issued
b, the Union Bank Dover will redeemed by ts President and
and by the Mercantile National Bank
S.wYork and such circulating notes must be pro
.en,.d Thin ONE YEAR the date Of this notice or the funds
held Bu the redemption o such outstanding notes VIII De
distributed among its ,ockholders
Ths notice given 10 accordance with The provisions OF an let
entitled An Act 10 enable the Union Bank
At Dover County Morris close M business iquda,e rs
outstanding liabilities and redeem circulating notes within ainited
time approved March 30 1896 -..... . -,
Hawaii O. NJ. HINCHMAN. President.
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TRHAsusr DgPARTngEr. April a. 1886
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
May 1856 the interest upon certificates Of deposit
Of Temporary those issued for Clearing House
will be reduced uniform
OF ice from that date and all then
holding such certificates which higher Of specified
present the officers by whom aed that
other certificates may be substituted therefor
IL McCULLOCH. Secretary Of Trss.ury
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H. CLEws, wM u. BEND, ThEo :. fo"LLM
HENRY CLEWS & Co.,
tsuccessors Lysrnore Cews Col
BANKERS.
~ WALL STREET, NETWORK.
DEPOSITS IN CURRENCY AND GOLD RECEIVED -
Merchants Banker, individuals opening accounts with os WIN
be . . -. III Manly
ALLOWED INTEREST Of the current market rate on Gil phL
BALANCES subject o check on demand without notice
n 8 observation-disclosures AND FOR SALE.
hand ready for instant delivery At IN. lowest mAe'
price ,,--t,. ., Al. r,,o, 9TH
QUICK Returns
VOHN MUNROE Il Co.
- AMERICAN BANKERS.
HAVE REMOVED FROM
No S RUE DE- LA PAX
TO
No = RUE SCRIBE PARIS.
TOHN MUNROE ~ Co.,
AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. 1RUE SCRIBE, PARIS.
No SWkLL~sT, NETWORK.
Ism, Cireu f,dit Traveller In all parts OF Europe
L. kc Al,o'C omnerciai Credit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

Jan. 23, the Senate debated the Freedmen's
Bureau, and the House the amendment Of the
Constitution on taxation and representation.
In Senate. Jan. "a, Mr.. Wilson offered a
joint resolution for the amendment Of the
Constitution prohibiting payment for slaves
or of any portion Of the debt contracted in
behalf OF the rebellion. Referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Kirkwood was sworn as Senator from
Iowa until the Sd Of March, 1867.
The Freedmen's Bureau bill was taken up.
Mr.. McDougal opposed it.
In the House the consideration Of the pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Lawrence moved to recommit the reso-
luton with instructions 10 report that direct
taxes be apportioned according to property,
and representation fixed on the basis of adult
male voters citizens Of the United States
He advocated his proposition.
Mr.. Shellebarger supported Mr. .Lawrence's
amendment, and opposed the resolution Of
the Committee on Reconstruction, saying it
gave the States the power to exclude all ra-
ces
Messrs. Eliot and Pike opposed the reso-
luton of the Committee on Reconstruction.
In Senate, Jan. rs, Mr.. Foot was excused
from serving on committee on PENSIONS
Freedmans Bureau bill passed, 81 to 10, the
dems. voting no.
In the House the apportionmept question
further debated.
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gorfign Nems.
PoRrLArD, Jan. Is.
The steamship Hibernisn from Liverpool
the llth, via Londonderry 18th, has arrived

Inc steamship hioefnian from Liverpool
the llth, via Londonderry 18th, has arrived
LoEDoN, Jan. IL.
Cousols closed a. Sc 7-s to 81 for money.
U. s. 5-20's, "a l-2 to g. Erie Railroad,
Sc to Sc la Illinois Central, rs to rs 1-2.
1t was reported that Spanish insurgents,
under Gen. Prime, had defeated the Govern
ment column, under Gen. Conchs, but official
dispatches represent the insurgents to be dis
coursged and retreating
The weather in England had moderated,
but the effects Of the recent gales continue to
be exhibited in disasters to shipping.
The Fenian trials were still Progressing
The military revolution in Slain, unde.
Prime, made no progress The inss.sents
made no progress. 1t was reported that
Prime, who was i'll, would disband them aud
attempt to escape to Portugal
Madrid was under martial law, but re-
mained tranquil.
Considerable excitement was reported at
Barcelona, and crow ds were dispersed by the
military.
DUBLIN, Jan. 10.
A telegram received in town this afternoon
states that 2l Fenians, fully armed, landed in
Sligo this morning, and were Immediately
arrested.
A number of rumors were in circulation in
Dublin on Tuesday, that the authorities had
received some Information relative to the
whereabouts Of Stevens, the Head Centre,
who, it is more generally believed, is still in
the country. In every district the greatest
exertions are being made by the constabulsry.
to gain the reward of fl000 offered for his
recapture.
This morning early the police seized over
800 pixies and large quantity Of percussion
caps in the workshop Of a man named Tracy
in Blackhall Row the wife has been arrested,
but Tracy is not yet in custody.
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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

Tns undersigned having been restored to health in a
fc weeks BY very simple remedy, after having sufr-
e. ,evsrA years with lung adeotien and that
dread disease oonsumpdon-is anxious 10 make known
to his fellow sufferers the Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy OF the pre-.
sorpon used fee Of oharg'), with the directions Tor
using the same, which they vi iud for con
sumption, asthma, bronehids coughs, colds, sc. The
ouy object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription
10 benefit the afflicted. and spread information which
he coneeives to be invaluable and he hopes every suf
tersi sil ny his remedy, will them nothing
aud m y prove blessing.
70 rules wishing the prescription will please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
si Q6,dsw Kings County, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

VT STATE homeopathic SOCIETY

VT. STATE HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY.
The adjourned llth annual session of the Yer
mont State Homeopathic Medical Society was held
at st. Johnsbury, Jan. II, 1866.
The attendance, though not large, was credit
able, and the meeting a decided success The
several committees presented carefully written re-
ports, which received that searching though kindly
criticism which their importance demanded
Large additions were made 10 the membership,
and generally improved condition of homeopathy
was reported from all parts OF the state. The Of
feers elected for the ensuing year are;
President, c. 4. Il. Sparhawk, M. d., Gays
Vile Vice President, C. w. Scott. NJ. D., Lyn-
don Recording Secretary, NJ. l.. Scott M. D.,
Bradford Corresponding Secretary, M. G.
Houghton M. D., st. Johnsbury; Treasurer, ii.
M. Hunter, NJ. D., st. Johusbnry; Auditor, G.
ii. Chamberlin, M. d., Barre.
The next annual session will be held at the State
House, Montpelier, June G and z, 1866
M l.. ScorT, T,ISec'y.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RESTORER

has proved sef to be the most perfee, preparation Tor
the hair ever offered TO the public
vegetable compound and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
Il will restore gray huif TO rs original color.
Il will keep the hair from falling out.
q eeAnses the seAp aad makes the hair soi ustrous
and sken.
j.. is splendid hair dressing.
GO person Old or young. should iAi.to use it.
II Is recommended and used by the drst medical az
Noriy.
uFAsk for Halls Vegetable sisilian Il lair Remover.
and take other.
4 p HALL s CO.
Nashua, n Il. Projectors.
2 or sale byal dru gists. 70.95.dAw
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mr. MATTISON

OF Providence X treats exclusively all diseases A. d
accidents resulting om mpradence in both sexes, Civ
ing them his ehole attention. Dr. NJ. Is thoroughly
educated physician Of over tssu'y years experience
bearing the highes. ouials and andoaot dly pos
ses superior sk in that class Of diseases to shieh be
hss teyo,ed nucn time and attention. Persons at d
distance aud ladies especially having any trouble Of
the kind should be sure for bis Book on Special
Diseases giving full Information, in sealed envelope
sent ree Enclose one stamp Tor postage and direct .
Dr. MATTIsON No - Union street, Providence,
Il. 50 l0dlw