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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-03
CHATTER lal.

AN ACT 10 amend Chapter 70 OF the Acts
OF the Eleventh General Assembly.
entitled AN Act providing for the ad-
lustment Of certain Land Claims with
the General Government.
/. Be- it enacted IN the Geaefat .as-
seHtbt4 Of the State Of IOtea, That section
! 4, OF Chapter ~, oi the Acts of ii., E..iey-
enth heaeral Assembly entitled .Aa
Act providing for the adjustment of eer-
tain land claims with the General Gov
erEment,h be and the same is hereby
repealed, and the following enacted iii
lieu thereof, to-wit:
Z. said commissioner shall receive
rs his compensation tlve dollars per day,
for the titac actually engaged in the dis
charge OF the duties by this Act inlpos-
ed with his necessary expenses I'm at
tending to the same: and Ills account.for
such time and expenses made out from
time to time, or at the conclusion of his
services as sgc'l commissioner. under
oath. shah ie :Fsseaaa1 ! To the Census
Board aHs. aHE9v@r I'D allowed bN
ther.:, itss sgEuatGaI 81 -Esfa shal. draw
his warfa@T 81 at@t4gan afe. State Trans-
urer, VIII 85esE HaN ~ same our of the
General he yaaY- ~ t4a state. and Pro-
Uidoa further, .5faBi .aid fJl A Harvey
shall decline IT, serve further as such
commissioner, or from any caase said
position shall become vacant ii shall be
the duty of the census board IT. appoint,
aud the Governor thereupon to commits
sion some competent person to act As
such commissioner. #ts4
s3, This net being deemed of imme-
diate Importance shall take effect and
he in force from and after its publication
in the Daily state Regis.er, an "a iowa
Evening Statesman, newspapers Print
ed at Des Moines t.l
Approved Anrif Tth, 1865. fsf
| hereby certify that the fpregafn. Act
tooia effect by pah.icat!on as rea4tfed
by Section y 3sthsreof, on tbe asd day ~
April, A. D. 1868 81
Ed WRIGHT, sec'. - 'ss.
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....s....... GiIArTEk l41
AN ACT Granting the right of way for

the Construction of Bridges.
SECTIoN l. BE il ennctad bg the .Ies.-
eful 1ssGmtRY of the Sake of Ioua
THAT when amy corporation organized
under the laws of this State, or any Iadi-
ridutl, has obtained or hereafter obtain
from lie board oi supervisors license for
DEMONSTRATION OF u toii-hrid4e across
any OF the rivers or streams OF this state.
such corporation or inafridfial NAV take
and appropriate 70 nArsi private. ,sroper-
~ IN the line of S,lei, bridge as shall he
necessary .ei a right of way there ior-in
suCh vigil. a. such corporation or indi-
Eidual may desire. not exceeding sixty
feet 1859
~ said right oi way snaii not only
extend from one terminus OF tie bridge
10 the other, but continuously from and
to the points Of the roads or streets
which said brlipe is TO accommodate
ant thus connect. 4H@
+ 4 i. If the owner Of such property over
which said right OF way extends, shall
refuse to grant the SAME, the Sheriff of
the county shall, upon application og ei-
ther party appoint six alsInteftsfei
treeho!deis Of the county 10 assess the
damage which the owner, or any person
having All interest IN or ifnpraypluent
on the property to be taken. will sustain
and all the provisions Of section 1917 Of
the Revision Of 1861 shall he arplteabl.
to and govern thn action and siyhfs' Of
all parties concerned in the proceeding
the same as If it were herein set cut as
length, except that the word t'bridgen
shall be read for and where tle word
railroad now occurs tn said section.
4 !. Sections 1915, 1879, and f4an Of
article Of chapter -, Of the Revision OF
1850. shall also govern the method OF
proceeding in such eases SO far as the
same may be applicable.
5 This act being deemed Of immcdi.
ate importance by the General Assem-
bly,, shall take effect aud he ia force
from and after its publication in the
DatlY STATE IeGistcr and Iopa Eceaing
StatesDaan newspapers published ut Des
Noines, Iowa.
Approved April 7, 1868.
] hereby certify that the foregoing
net took effect by publication as required
IN Section 3 thereof, on the 2233.a day @;
April, A. D. 1868.
JED WRIGHT See'y Of State
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TAX SALE.
TREAS. OFFICE, TIProS, CEDAR Co, Inw4

|, ''#&-4@t @Es4 SeSk&f Aug. 18th, lSdA.
Public notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the fifth dny OF October, A. d. lsos an the
Treasurer's Office in the Court House, in the
town OF Upton, between the hours OF lea. IN
and p. m. of said day, j will otter ut public
sale the following described tracts and parcels
OF land, and town lots, situate in said county.
or the year A. d. kSG1 aud for all the proceed
ing years SO fennin ing IN nhid. Thesaia lands
est and costs, unless paid before the said day St
sale. '..5'- .1's r. II. POUND
|. --- ~ Yrcas. Cedar Co. ftlMs..
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G. p. INCMAN

Late Treasurer Of Cedar county, Iowa.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office III the Court House, TIPT0S, IOWA
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold on ccsnnlis-
IN sion; Taxes paid, and Real Estate redeem
ed from Tax Sales: Records of Titles eNa,nin ed
and abstracts made. Also.
Agent for Hartford Fire Insurance Go.
Policies issued on favorable terms, and losses
promptly paid. MS
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aLDElCH HOUSE.

eeasr street. he.isccn bth Il 6th, Upton, IoE-i
IT IOIGHToS Proprietor Yiia House
:. having recently been return isgtru with
beds and firT. ttn rs, and thoTou @hly roro-
waited, the travelling public viii here find the
hest accom- IN o1ations in the city. Stages call
Tor every point. Good >tabltng alta Ched.
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Buggies! Buggies |!

NTAHA EY & NTfniAN have on hnnd two
WI No II Buggies, which thE- will sell cheap
They will alse build to oraef spring Wagons
aud Baggies, in the best md neatest style, at
short notice. Special attention paid 70 the
reiair OF Buggies. shop on the block Just
southwest of the court house. nl2mlS
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w. ". HCEY

a ECli0SEER, CraAEfNCt. IOWA VIII sell
A goods st auction ia Cedar county when
..stl.st on. Also. .~aasam
GfHElAl. LAND .AGENi
vii! ,sttSi.u 10 1G. i3l, aud selling land payine
taxes. &c. All business done With prom pt,iess
and itspstch. Gftiee at w. Flanagan = Cos
store, in Clarence, Al2l1Ss
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A UCTlONEER VIII attend promptly to
n selling MI kinds of property ut Auction,
will always be found Mt the TIProN ADvERrI-
SIR Office where those desiring his services
TX the day for their sale without seeing
hm. s#8 Al
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j. l Y r. RY ST BL E

AMOR g. MERRIAM. PRorEIEToRs.
II ire t'e6i. of The Onion Hotel, Upton,
IOtra.
Carriages, Buggies & Saddle Horses
To let al all times and at reasonable prices
Careful and experienced drivers furnished
when desired 1ltf
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J. c.. TURNER.

DHTiIlIAN & SURGEON, will still continu
I the practice of Medicine In IT, is vicinity.
Ciice outh-idc Of ccnrt souse square, Upton,
Iowa sft III
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NEW BLACKSMITH HOP.

YtNifoMAS w. THOMPSON would respectfully
/ inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has com menced work in his
New shop, directly north OF the Steam Mill, In
Upton, where he Is prepared to attend to all
business In his line, and especially horse shoe
ing. lltf
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CRIsWELL 4 THEBAN,

DIAsTEREgS, Upton. iowa. Work done
/ on short notice, in tae best style anr at .,a-
sonahic ps.pns- Farnaefs and ot,-,rs desiring
work done viii please give MS d call
1lM e GOOD fresh Lime constantly on
IM Z. hand and scl@ sale III large Ill Small
quantities.. his
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Carriage Trimming.

on fourih street, Just east of Mahaney Il Nell
mans blacksmith shop, am prepared III dc
Ali kindsof trimming and painting Of carriag.
cs ihine latest style. and in n manner surpase.
81 oy none. Bring along YOU. work and viii
promptly complete it III the most satisfactory
H. JEROME SWEINHAR RT. II
AlfioN, tlCNA.s9 ~ " fstfT *EaH .t44nlS
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- Insurance Agent. aud Gonvevancer. Office
viii. the Sheriff III the court house
Upton, Iowa. ian. ISt, 1865. rlyf5,
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j. y. KENNEDY, nj. u
JOHN s. TUTHIIL,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE third door Eortf
- oftn~team Mill. Iipton Iowa. 19vl!
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DIR. H. III. MAYNARD,

PHYSICIAN AND SURG E0N. TIrTo y, Iowa.
Having returned ard permanently located
~ Tirtan, he will promptly attend To Mi pro-
s.,sinnai calls. Residence opposite mo Bue.<-
tu;, stairs next door to Advertiser Office. Ma
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. ~ - 7" btafL St
Nua Sc pi =" NY q
.-eNI', J = NV NV IS
Lave Richard Su sw %
Long Edwin / g pt 81 2.
haxua II y " pt Il, ~
Maxson i%liTa III pt u,s -
Moore Geo IN ~ s.. NV 20
N0rrison y III pnw NV 81
Miles Gefl Il p " y lh4ss4
Morrison ,saa sw ptii.;i
McN ey .lnc . hf NY sy III
Marshal JAG y q hf NV 2s
Ctiphaat JlIb IT 5 h ~ =
Pearson 4 q hi II 5sw -
Picheus 4 Ii i,fse 81
Prout: Ann = hfsu
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BLACkSMlfh AND WAGON SHOP.
YsHE Undersigned would raepectfolly inform
4 the public that they are prepared, on the
notice, 70 DE- ai kinds Of Twisting and
work and dBlacksmithiup. II d .
, ,se, HELIsEr y sPEAKMAE.
toois, isH7. CLARENCE Iowa.
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GEORGE MERRILL,

7Ys 4 TTDEShI AT LAW. Once over Friend &
~ cuiherts on IS store, TIrToS Iowa. ConsHl-
satioasheii in both the English aud German II
ttuguaCes. MA
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A 7TTORSEY AT LAW, Upton, Iowa. once
n opposite the c Iurt House, ZIP stairs next
door to AnNERTlsEH Office. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-07

Two Eng i-hGen have lately been hunting
for buried treasure along the coast of Caliior
mia near brakes Bay. A San Francisco let
ter says:
1t seems that one of them had. wb:,,a lool.
ing oyer lot OF Old papers touud. in his pa
rental mansion, discovered tat Sir Francis
Drake, when he visited Ca '.tornia, in the six.
VIZ mg1.u ~ 9e e;iy, naa yuried great deal of
snnres ~, go, -,ous stones, &c, upon the
s s1,SioS " sure IN near brakes Say, from
,roiI 80 -. taken supply OF water. 1t was
w. W." N' ~n to every one who knew anything
- all about Drake that he was freebooter
very little, 1t any, better than the famous
Captain Kidd. True, he performed his deeds
oil plilage With the sanction OF Queen Eliza
beth, but she had no right to grant such priv
ileges. While sailing from Cape Horn to the
coast of California Drake had pillaged some
twenty or thirty villages, and plundered quite
plumber OF vessels. These outraoes had
filled his vessel with riches, and hndng that
he could not convey them all home, he buried
several million dollars worth, intending to
return at some future day, but he didn't. Fate
was against him, and after making several in
effectual efforts to fit out another expedition.
Sir Francis sickened and died.
Among those who witnessed the burial OF
the treasure was Manuel Silva, who was Drake
quot. lie marked the spot upon the coast,
and gave description OF ii in his log book
After sleeping quietly for mole than two hun
dred years these papers are hauled from their
resting place and perused with deep inter-
est BY one who was descendant OF the pilot
de believed in the treasure, and was anxious
to leave his comfortable home and 90 out in
his search oil it-as veritable wild goose
chase as can be imagined. After searching
Tor several weeks, the arty suddenly baked
up and silently took their way from the scene.
Ibey were very reticent in San Francisco
about their success, although one ofthem said
70 friend: We have done pretty well, ard
don't regret our trip"
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Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, at whic
the Daily Press may always be found.
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Miscellany.
A DOyyn-E asst Parson.

A correspondent of the Springfield Repub-
lican, referring to little book called Lion
Ben, o lin Island,' lately published by Lee
& Sh PAID OF Boston, thus sketches its author
the Rev. Elijah Kellogg:
He is somewhat eccentric parsonage and
by no means conforms to the Boston pattern
OF literary men. For many years be was
pastor OF a small parish in the little fishing
town OF Harpswei, Me, twenty one miles
east of Portland. He was very nearly IDOL
lied by bis people,-pous and ungody alike,
and was by nature admirably adapted to in
1uence the peculiar community in which he
labored. Here he spent many years, ''pass-
ing rich on forty pounds year." and dividing
his time between the duties OF his pastoral
charge, literary labors and fond communion
with nature At last came an urgent call for
him to so to Boston and take charge OF the
Bethel church, and he went leaving Harps,
well disconsolate. Here he remained several
years; but city life did not suit him and he
returned to his own home BY the sounding
sea. He has written very little, but that liz
tie is remarkably good. GOOD Old Times
true narrative OF the experiences of his an
cestors, who were pioneers in Maine in the
last century. was recently published in Our
Young Eolks. Lion Ben" is capital story
49, isinNj VhEdStChsiOuS d-u UOineIy, but
Astounding in natural touches and sterling
sense. Reverend in the best sense as he IS
now, Mr.. Kellogg was a "terrible infant''
once. l think do not err in saying that
Bowdon college never numbered a more In
colrsibie and enterprsing scapegrace among
It's under graduates. The traditional annals
OF that institution are crowded with stories
Of his deeds. [ can briefly lell but one. Dur
ing his college course he was guilty of a mis-
demeanor and came under temporary ban.
While that lasted, the President, (Dr. Allen.
think it wasl held a leyea at his house. and
Aellogs wa, excluded from the list OF invites,
While mild festivities were in progress at the
presidential mansion, the sighted youth bold
~ entered The front door and stole the Presi-
dental hat, an article OF costume known to
all the country round. He instantly return
ed to The college grounds and climbing to the
Splre OF the chapel placed the venerable tile |
on ITS very apex The next morning the |
PRESIDENT came to morning prayers crowned |
WIN a strange head covering, and found the |
students g gazing in wonder and amazement at |
Tie new ornament on tie chapel spite.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-07

In his theatrical "reminiscences, Sol Smith
gives the following i'cident:
On the second night, lat Huntsville, Ala
bama,) we performed Pizarro my brother act
ing the p TT OF Ro'la. In the last act, after
selzine the Chi d, and as he was rushing up
towards the bridge, be observed tall negro
holding tcacup luli of blood (rose pink. J
which was wanted almost Immediately on the
other side of the stage. As he passed, he said
to the negro, Here, boy, carry that blood to
me on tue other side; L want it the moment
cross the bridge" Away dashed Rolla, bear
ing the child alott, amid voley Ct Spanish
nusketry; and trying to cut the bridge away
with hi; sword, what was his horror to see
t1e tall negro walk deliberately upon the
stage between the waters AMI in full view
OF the audience, holding the cup IN one hand
ana stirring the contents with the forefinger
OF zoe other, and hear him exclaim. "Heah,
Master Smith, here's yjur blood.D / ordered
tne drop to be lowered Immediately, to shut
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Poetry.
rFrom whittier's "Among the Hills" In press by
Fields. Osgood & Col
Life without an Atmosphere.


How we,rfv the grind o.. t il goes on
Where We is wanting, how the eye and ear
And heart are starved amidstthe plentIlude
ofnatu,e and how hard and colo'less
: le without an atmoshere. look
A ross the lapse OF halt century
And call to m nd old homesteads where no flower
Tod that the spring had come, but evil weeds,
NiSht-shade and rough-leayei burdock IN The place
the sweet dooi wav greeting Of The roe
a d hnney-suckle, v here the house-Talls seemed
Bnstering IN the sun, without Tree or vine
~ cast Inc TIT mulous shadow oft leaves
aero e curta nless windows from whose panes
Snttered the signal rags OF shiitlessness;
Broom-clean think they cae il ; The best room
Sitting W tn cellar damp. smut ON the air
In hot mi Isummer, bookless, pictureless
Save the inevitable sampler hung
over the fire place, or a mourning-piece,
A green-hairel woman, peouY-checked, beneath
Impossible willows; the ide-throaled hearth
Bristng with faded pne-boughs half conc. aling
The piled-Up RUBBISH at tie cbimney's back;
and in sad keeping with all things about them,
lri, qaere eio women, sour and sullen men,
With 81 arce human int est save tn ir own
Monot0nOus round OF small economies
Or the poor scandal of the neighborhood:
Bind 10 the beauty every where revealed
Ireadng the May-howers with regard ess fleet;
For Them the song, sparrow and the bobolink
Sang not nor winds made music in the leayesi
For them in vain Octobers holocaust
Burned, go d and crimson over all the hills,
The sacramental mystery Of the woods.
Chureh-goers, fearful of the unseen POWERS,
But grumblng over puIpit-iax and pew rent,
Saving, rs shrewd &c noInists Their SOUS
And winter pork with the least possible ou'i
Or salt and sanctitY; in daily Iie
Showing as little actual comprehension
Or Christian charity an rl9ye and duty,
A S if the Sermon on the Mount had been
Outdated like last years almanac:
Rich N broad woodlands and in half-tilled fields
Aud yet so pinehed and bare and comiortless,
The veries slraggler limpipg on his rounds.
The sun and air his sole inheritance
Laughe at a poverty that paid its taxes.
And Rugged his rags in self complacency.
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HOTELS.
Hotel Directory.

&EOtCa DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, at which
the Daily Press may always be found.
ELM HOUSE, Coml. St. W. 5. & A. Young, F7opri-
etors.
AueraTA HOUSE, State St. Turner & Williams,
Proprietor
pRSoHsoor EXCHANGE, A. Woodward, Proprietor.
Bnth
BATH HOTEL, Washington Ste. n. Plummer, Pro-
pitetor.
Boston.
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover st. ). hice Proprietor.
PARKER House, School st. H. D. Parker Co.,
Projectors
prxvr,r uousE Bowdoin Square, Bulfiucb Bing-
ham. Wrsley q Co., Proprietors.
ST.. JAMES HoTEL-J. P. NJ. Stetson, Proprietor.
FREMONT HOUSE. fremont st. Brigham, Wrisley
& Co., Proprietors.
Bsyanps Pond,
B tnr POND HousE-N. B. Crockett, Proprie-
Bethel.
SSH IN HOUSE, r. S. Chandler & Co., Prop'rs.
i MAN AAoosE, s. IL. Chapman, Proprietor.
Brldgton Center, Me
CUMBERLAND HOUSE, Marshal Bacon, Proprietor
Brunswick, Va.
MINERAL SPRINGS HOUSE, w. j. S. Dewey Pro-
prietor.
BERRY's HOTEL, c. H. Berry, Proprietor.
Cape Elizabeth.
OCEAN HoUsE-J. P. Chamberlain, Proprietor,
Cornish.
CORNISH HoUsE-E. Dunning, Proprietor.
Damariscotta.
MAINE HOTEL, sanborn & Jacobs, Proprietors.
DanvilIe junction.
CtARK's DINING HALL, Grand Trunk Railway
Depot, M. w. Clark, Proprietor.
DiAaeId.
ANDRoscoaGIN HOUSE, L. D. Kidder, Proprietor.
MT. CUTLER HOUSE Hiram Baston, Proprietor.
Lewiston.
DEWITT HOUSE, Lewiston. waterhouse g. Mellen,
LEWISTON HOUSE. Chapel St., j. B. Hill & Co.
-Proprletors.
Naples.
ELM HOUSE, Nathan Church e. Sons, Propriesors,
NorridgcwOck.
DASfoRTH HOUSE, D. Danforth. Proprietor.
North snson.
sohERsET HOTEL, Brown & Hilton, Proprietors.
North ssridston.
WYoMEYpNro House, o. II. Perry, Proprietor.
Norway.
ELM ROUSE, sTan St. W. W. whitmarsb, Pro-
Peaks Island.
UNION HoUsR-W. Z. Jones, Proprietor
Portland.
Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOUSE, India st. W. NJ. Lewis, Prep'r.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, Cor. Fore and Cross Streets,
Chamberlain g. Foss, Proprietors.
CUMBERLAND HOUSE, Green st. j. o. Kidder, Pro-
prietor.
city Ioba TEL Corner ofCongress and Green street.
fA a HOTEL, Ramsay & Wheeler, Propri-
prletor.
PORTLAND HOUSE, II Green ST. r. Potter, Prop'r.
Cram Il TO-. ProIrietors
WaLkEk HOUSE, Opposite Boston Depot Adams &
Paul, Proprietors.
ssaymoud's Village.
CESrsAL HOUSE. W. II. Smith Proprietor.
Sacr.
ORR HOTEL. 1O9 Main Street. Silas Quincy, Pro-
sAoo HouSE-J t. Cleaves & Co. Proprietor.
sca,bore.
NiRhWooD HoUsE-J. Gunnisor, Proprietor.
skowhesuu.
Jury Err HOUSE. A. c. Wade, Proprietor.
bRS wsTER's HOTEL. S. B. Brewster. Proprietor.
ut. andrews, New Brunswick.
The RAIL WAY HoTEL-Micnaei Clark, Proprie-
tor.
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important Certificate.
communicated by a Physician.

Some months ago was called TO attend n lady oF
WILLIAMSBURG, N Y, who had long been suffering
from troublesome uterine disease. Its presence was
marked by constant vaginal discharge, sometimes
muco-purulent. She had been under treatment for
some Time, but constantly grew worse. Vaginal ex-
ANIMATION disclosed extensive nduration and ulcer
anon OF me cervX uteri. The uterine Inflammation,
WHICH was evidently assuming chr niC form, was
also aggravated by lOng-standing constitution nall
pltatlon OF the heart. nght-sweats cough moor an
petite ana almost daily Paintings. She tainted TO
entlre lnsensiDil1ty during one of my first visits l
commenced, OF course, by such active local treat
ment as the liberation demanded and then antIied
myself to recuperation of the general health 1t
was mconvenlent TO see her frequently, and except
to marx the healing of the ulcers IN the early stages
visited her only every other week. For tonic and
constitutional invigorant Dodds Neryine only was
prescribed. L had some time before become &C.
quaihteu Win Its properties, and knew OF nothing
more SAFE OF satisfactory in its probable Effects And
sne .est completely Justified my expectation. In
less IMAM fortnight the bowels had become Tree and
regular IN their movements, the nightsweats disap-
peareu, ana appetite began to grow. The faintng
spcis became less frequent, and soon ceased Alto
getn5r. IN another fortnight there was no more
cough the vaginal discharge was sensibly diminish
ing, steep was normal and refreshing, and the gen.
eral neaith decidedly improved. What remains is
soon told. The patient continued the use of the
NerVne, tand no other medicine) for some weeks
longer, When my further attendance was not re-
CURED. Since her recovery have seen her but once
She seems perfectly well. Her ioy over restored
health is naturally enough most enthusiastic She
never before had medicine give her such comfort
and such appetite-aDd such sleep-and such cOur-
ase-and such strength. She wouldn't try to keep
mouse again without it, &C., &c. 1t is my opinion
tnat the Nervne Is the best tonic and corrective of
tne 1emae organ cation that has ever come under nv
observation. shall not tail to continue its use in
an similar cases. and the profession know they are
numerous enough.
For sale by ali Druggists. Price, One Dollar sw
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10 Let.
ONE story brick Store, No. 80 Union St. Also2
" and stories Hopkins Block 1I9 IL Middle St.
Apply to ST. JOHN SMITH.
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