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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
ARRIVALS, cLEARANcEs, &C..

Al NOrlrans 4t! inst. among Others snip Angus
ia, Given. disch'g Brunelt-, Robinson. do; Byron
Purrington, 70, Liverponl; ;Consiellatp Iloudeue
for G. noa Europe, bate elder. FIR Liverpool
Ferax, Haley. unrar; Hanover, Drummond, IIavre
London, Pauten, Liverpool; Lagrange, Thompson
Gla-gnw Manchester. Boswnr,h Havre; Maj4s
tic, Mustrad, dischg; New England, Lowell, ior
Havrc; Ontario, jameson, Liverpool !; Patna
Duncan, do 81. Leon, esco,t, do; Palestine
Litlefed, dsch'g, Lyins, Agry do; Taleyfand
Fales, l1avrn: bark Cleaner, Stevens, disch'g
brlgs Accnus, Scholfeld, N. York Corinlhan
HAYNES. Marseillcs.
Cid at Halifax 10Th inst. brig Grecian, Le,nont
for NYork
Ar at NOrleans 4th, ship Edwin, Robinson
Thomasion, for Natchez; sch .4zora, Lenlont
Charleston
Ar at Philadelphia l7th. ship Caspian, Paten
Liverpoo' 81 days.
Ar at NOrleans 9th, brig fioknnnk, Tnl man, fm
Thomas'"r; Ch"iaw, Fhtner. New York ; hris
Uzardo, Miller, Tiiomastnn In the river 6;h, sin;
Sheffield, Porter. fin Havre.
Cid at Charleston 14fb. ship Nance. Nichols, e"
Glasgow; l9ih, brig A,naranth McNear, Bath
fThe Nance sailed l6th]
Ar at Wilmington, N. G. 9th, brig Charles, Otis
Charleston.
Ara, Boston ls,h sch jane. Shortwing, WIS.,
casset Cid. sch Comet, Schol6cld, Bath; 2s. bark
Faufe'd, Cnts. NOreans. Ar 22d, sch. Helen
Wo"l. Bath Ch1enge, Bray, Boo'hbay; Abigail,
Nelson, Westphrt
AT ,,avana I'd inst brig Charles Thomas, Thorn
as, of Bath, disrh.g
Ar at Mobile l0ih, brig Mary Avere Stone.
Bath; schS Cevon Smith. B iii via Key Vest and
Pensacola, Aarab Bradstfeei. do. via Key Vest
Ar at Savannah l4lh, ship Otheiio, Tucker r, " s-
casset,
Ar at Portland 2oh sch Lucy Blake, Osborn
Thonason for Bos on, Saw no vessel in distress;
sch Complex, Brown, Bath, 23l bark lsadore Sprln-
ger, Bath
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
SIX DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.

The packet ship South America, at New
York from Liverpool, brings dates to Nov
22.
The money market was about stationa-
ry--il anything improved.
The Chartist riots in Wales, had ceased
Lord Melbourn, it is asserted, has given
it out that be shall resi- gn before the meet
ing of Parliament
MIR. John Lander, companion of hi:
brother Richard, (deceased) in the expe
dton in Africa, is dead, at the age Of 33
from a disease in the chest, contracted IN
his travels.
An improbable storyis in circulation
that an American qnack docter, named
Israel, % years OF age, is leader IN the
Welsh riots
A letter appears in the London Times
of Nov 81, from Buriug, Brothers & Co
inqnring of Mr. Webster his legal opinion
whether the American States as States
have a right to contract loans at home and
abroad. He, Mr. w. expressed his aston
lshment that any doubt should have ex.
ls,ed on the subjec, of every State possess.
ing the power III question.
John Colbourne arrived out in that ex-
traordinary swif: sailing trigae, the Pique,
in % days from Quebec Professor Ham
lI'on, of Edinburg, is among the recen,
obituaries.
Ad,ices of pacific nature are said to
have been received from Mehemi, Ali, who
however, still insists on holding the prov
ince of Ada. Ibraham appears to have his
hands full in Syria, which continues in "a
atate of general Instruction.
Accounts from Spain represent the min
istry as still unsettled. Strong detach-
ments of the army of La Mancha had ar
rived at Toledo, Aranjuez. Segovia,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
PUBLIC sENTIMENT---No. ..

Some eotemporarv has remarked. that at the
last presidential election. had Gen Harrison been
the only candidate of the Wings, he would with
ordinary exertions have been elected, We are
more than half inclined to the same OPINION
His name was presented to the people bat few
months previous to the election, and yet If we re-
member right, he obtained the electoral votes OF
Ohio, Indiana. New Jersey Kentucky, Mary and,
Vermont and Delaware the first three OF which
States, had been in the hands of the locos prev
iously but the farmer of North Bend carried
them by overwhelming ma jorities During the
time his nomination was matter of doubt, the
locos claim to have elected majority of Con-
gressional Representatives of all these States ex-
eepting Vermont and Kentucky.
Even in Pennsylvania, such was the popuIarl'
ty of Gen. Harrison, it ith the greatest dill
ficulty that Van Burenism retained the ascend
ancy. Tais was the fact, when no united action
was expected. Now, that we have clear field,
and comparatively bat few Obstacles who shall
doubt our complete snccess'
Since our last, we have additional and cheer
ing accounts from all parts Of the country. The
work goes bravely on. for Harrison and Reform.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
DEFINITIONS.

.45!icate-to be kicked out of Office.
.4Jol.Sh--to destroy useful institutions out of
spite.
.qbsolute-a quality of power belonging to GER
tain high functionary, and strictly
adhered to in defiance of justice and
common sense.
4busc-the principle study ofloco foco politicians.
Hid e -pate4-a misfortune belonging to CERTAIN
men in Office.
.4torotion-homage paid by sycophants 10 power.
tpendiarieS--certain ex-members of Congress
appointed to Foreign Missions, Mar
shaIshps Post Offices, &c
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
NOTICE..

LINCOLN ss.-.A The Probate ofice
WiScassst December 2lst A. d. 1850.
II EHEMlAH DONNELL named Excel, %, in
% certain Instrument purpnriiug to he tb.. las,
vii! and testament uf Nathaniel Dnnn,,d lnte nj
Bath in said County deceased, order ID that the
said jeremiah Donn"lI give notice "a all persons
in,errs ed lha, hearing will be and thereon 81,
Bath ON "Wednesday next io!iowi' - the third Tues.
day Of February 1910 at ten Of ,La clock in the
morning, notice 10 he given h.. publishing cony
of this order in the Lncoln rrlegrap, paper prin.
ted in 'ath' 'hf"e % weeks successfully before the
NATH'L Gr, o7oN, Judge of Probate.
2,v3Q
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
DR.. PAYNE,

EDEsPECTFULLY inGrms his friends and
e u patrons that lie has recovered his health and
is now ready to attend tu the du les of his proies
sion. Office in Kalev's building, Front Street
Boards ut Henry Rooth's Commercial House.
He would fn ,her state that, in consequence of II
violation Of the rules adopted by the Physicians OF
this town regulating their fees, which rules were
published few weeks since in this paper, he con.
siders himself, justly abso'vod from the co-,pact
Bath Dec. 26, 1889 80
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

A couple of le ,dipg locos the other day
at Belfast, on hearing erroneou>ly that Mr.
Clay was the nominee of the Harrisbur g
Convention, chuck!ed over the fact, one
saying to the other, eve eau beat him easy
enough"-to which the other replied
"Yes-but if they had taken Gen. Harr-
son we sh ,uld have had hard scratch"
Since then these men have become great
sympathizers for Mr. CLAY. Ken. Jour
nal
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
No. l72 Chestnut street.
Copy of letter from c. c Park, Pastor of tho

Cop4- of letter from G. e Park Pastor of tho
Baptist Church at HndGotfld. N ]
HApDoNrIELD. n J. Feb 70, 1872
DR.. d Jayne-Sir, take p'oaspre in informing
ven TINT the bottle of Aber's Hair 7 onic which
obtained OF you st October, has proved most sat
isiaciory and successful. My hair had for u .ong
time been exceedingly thin. Eut for The two
three years past it had faI out, that my head
had become almost entirely bad. was undrr the
necrssitv Of cone. ing badness ''y con'b'ng the
hair the sides over it, BUi nov, after using about
half bottle Of the ~ onic," have IA inxnrisnt
growth of hair as ] ever had. &. y. fdhh.
Prepsred only by DIR. D. Jayne, sole proprietor.
No. go South Third street, Philadelphia. Price Si
a bottle.
For sale in Bath BY Fl. HYOE. 81.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

An old revolutionary hero died in Ross
county. moi long s,nce, named Adam Beiz,
aged 95 years, who served during the
whole war of the Revolution. and among
his requests was, that his death might be
noticed by the Wing papers. In the Ian
guage of the Sleubeuvile Herald: Let
the dying requests of this patriotic Wing
Of the Revolution 90 the rounds"
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
WINTER .4SSOR IME.NT.
n Z W C. GODS

us / received by the subscribers good assort-
Cd ment of seus"nnbe Dry Gouds, and a fresh
supply OF West india goods and Groceries, w. |.
h"n'y, Sugar House Nlolasse-, P"rk, lard. Cheese,
Bnrk Wheat and Graham Flour, &c. &c
ALSO-A complete assortment of Crockerv
Glass and StoLe Ware AL of hich will b.. sold a,
tho lowest prices HOLMES x MATHEWS.
EasL, Dee eh, lS3a. ,f3c
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

u In another column we have referred to the
principles of Gen Harr son, respecting two very
important subjects, Since writing that article
we have found in the Argus Revived the follow
ing letter from that distinguished gentleman,
which settles the question satisfactorily. SO far at
least as the zone term is concerned.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

IN .4m'rican on his ~ay 10 Congress -
The Chicago Democrat states ,ha, the Hon.
j. ID. Doty, Delegate from Wisconsin, lefl
that CITY on his wayto Congress, having
come from Green Bay in his own waggnn, =,
the first person who ever came through in
this manner. Nights he camped out on the
Drairies
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

The School Fund of Indiana is truly
ample. Gov. Wallace states in his last
message that there is disposabe fund of
taco millions, sat apart for the promotion
of education. Such sum, properly in
vestigated, is treasure indeed. The
proper education of School Teachers is in
sisted upon in thus message.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

lsAAc p. Nichols of Boston, has been
appointed by the Governor of Maine, Com
missioner 10 take deposilions, acknowledge
ment of deeds, &c. for the State of Maine,
thrnughou, the Commonwealth Of Massa-
chusetts,
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

Below we give tie address of the Spea-
ker of the House on his acceptance Of the
Chair. 1t has an ominous allusion to the
favor with which he will be disposed to re-
gard the business of INVESTIGATING Com
MiTTEEs at this crisis! he hope the
House will profit by the hint.
Gentlemen Of the House Of Representations
The high and undeserved honor which
you have conferred upon me, has been SO
Unexpected that even now can scarcely
find terms in which to express my grateful
sense ofyour kindness. trust, however,
to be able TO offer better evidence of
that sentiment, in the earnest efforts which
| shall make to discharge my duties Justly
and impartially Called as have been to
this high station, and not so much from any
merits of my own as from the indepen-
dance OF my position, | shall feel it as es-
pecially due from me to you, to preside as
the Speaker, not Of party, but of the
House. Whilst | shall deem it my duty,
upon all proper occasions to sustain the
principles upon which ! stand pledged be-
fore the country, shall hold myself bound
at the same time, to afford every facility
within nv power to the full aad fair express
sion of the wishes and sentiments of every
section of this great confederacy. You
will doubtless deem il your duty, gentle
men, as the grand inquest Of the nation, to
| investigate all matters Of which the people
ought to be informed; to retrench expen-
ditures which are unnecessary Or unconsti-
tutional; to maintain the just relations be
tween all Of the great interests of the coun-
try, aud to preserve invioIate the Consii.
tuition, whirh you will be sworn to support
whilst it will be mine to aid you in such
labors with all of the means within nv
power. And although deeply impressed
with a painful sense of my inexperience,
station. am yet cheered by the hope
that you will sustain me in my Efforts to
preserve the order of business and decnrum
Of debate. am aware that party favor is
occasionaly impatient oflhe restraint which
it is the duty of the chair to impose upon
the asperilies Of debate, but at the same
time know that the jnst Of all parties will
sustain Speaker who is honestly endeav-
oring to preserve the dignity of the House
and the harmony Of its members.
Permit me, in conclusion, gentlemen
10 tender you the homage of my heartfelt
thanks for the honor which you have con.
ferred upon me, and 10 express the hope
that your counsels NAV be so guided by
wisdom as to rebound to your own reputa.
ton, aud the welfare Of our common coun
try.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

WHlG SPEAKER. For particulars respect
ing the great Wing victory in electing Speaker,
we refer the reader to extracts under the appro-
pirate head. This is signal of the crumbiing
to bits of Loco Focoism
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

Suspected 'Slaver. The Baltimore Chron-
cle of the Friday, savs:-'We learn that
during the week the Marshal of this district
has seized upon the schooner Ann, yes.
sci lying at Jacksons wharf, ON suspicion
that she is being fitted out to engage in the
slave trade. The seizure is made under
the act of Congress in such cases made
and provided. The Ann, we understand,
is new vessel, and has never yet made a
voyage"
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
sreREAD HIS LETTER

"NoRTH BEND, I7th Jan. 1888.
SIR: In answer to the inquiry made in
your letter ofthe Goth ultmo, | repeat the
declaration have often before made, that
if elected President of the United States,
| would under no circumstances, become
IA candidate for second term. | am, very
respectfully, your obi sery't,
W. ii. HARRISON.
James II. Birch, Esq. Editor Of the MIS-
S0uridn."
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
ANNUALS FOR IS4O.

YEyHE Token AMI Atlantic Souvenir.
q The Religious Souvenir, edited by Mrs. si.
Courtney.
The Religious Offering, edited by Miss c. H.
Waterman
The Christmas and New Years Gin.
The Youths Annual.
Parev's Christmas Tales.
The Gem.
Just received and for sale by H. HYDE, at tho
Bath Book Store.
Ra,h % 1900 3w35.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
M L S [ C. .

RW r. G. j. MOVES professor of Music fvom
1VA Brunswick viii give instruction To any Who
wish 10 take lesso 6 on the Organ. Piano Fart nr
in Ta0roRsh Bass, in the vesry Of The South Par.
ish.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

The Gardner Spectator-is the title of a new
paper just started in Gardiner, by Alonzo Bart
lett, Esq. Its appearance isvery fair. Neautral
in politics and religion.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

The Boston Atlas publishes list OF
mem bers of the Massachusetts House of
Representatives. They are politically
classcd as follows: Opposition 277,, Admin
istra ton 259. the Atlas thinks the AdmiI,-
istralion party will not think hes, to oppose
Mr. Winhrop's reelection as Speaker.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

Charles O. Clapp, brother-in-law to Mr..
Secretary Woodbury. of the Treasury, is
appointed commissioner I" fill the place oI
Consul at Havana. during the absence oI
Mr Trl>t, and until his difficulties are set.
tied. Mr.. Trist has moi ye, left Havana,
and will not until the arrival of Mr.. Clapp
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
SUSPENSION.

In consideration of the hardness of the times,
we have concluded to suspend the publication of
any more papers This year. But shall resume
If nothing happens, early in January next.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
M ARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
SAILED.

SAILED.
Dec. 90. sch Planne,, Rolnson, for Baltimore.
CLEARED.
Dec. 10 brig Mcclellan, Larrabee. Havana.
90. bark Hudson. (new) Curtis. Cuba.
s'ip Wales, (new) Watts, N. Orleans.
% ship Wellington, (new) Howard, New
Orleans.
25 brig Orono, Chase (of Porlland) for Cubn
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

semination of correct principles. This is just
what should be done in every school district in
Maine. "Intellgence is the life of Liberty
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
Copy of letter from DIR s. s. Fitch.

PHItADELPHIA, May. TO 1873.
DR. JAYNE = Dear Sir-I terl fla' ran hardly
enough 10 you in fvnr of hor;'s Ole & nu,s Hair
Tnnl". prepared bv YOU My hair had been falling
off about Two years and lad b. come very thin,
threatening speedy baldness. when ! con nenfed
IIsinr this remedy. In about one eek il ceosed 10
lai off,
| have used it now about three months, and hnve
full and thick head of hair | can possibly
desire have recommend d It's IT, n IN nh"r of
NY trien1s, who al speak ", II Of il If faithfully
employed. have no doubt of its general succefs.
may add. that before ng tie Tonic, fad tried
almost all the varinns articles emploved for he hair.
such the Macassar OIL MI the different Jrepsra-
tons If Bears Oil, Vegrahle Hair Oil &c. &c.
without experiencing much. any benefit.
Respectfully .,nrs.
s STITCH.
M 10 Chestnut streaf
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

NJO APOLOGY FOR WiGs-ATTENTIoN
~ BALD HEADS. OF I'll the remedies ever
devised for tie re-toraon and Ireser, alton Of the
HAIR iothing has hren found equal to ALL
BERT'S OLEAGlNOUS H.3TR TONIC. IL
seldom fails store the hair tohealih and beauty.
Miny who were I'D few monhs ago. can now
exhibit lnxurant head Of hair By the usc of it.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

We observe Mr.. Wi Sc has adopted Par
son Halls system Of putting questions
backwards. 1t seems to be a puzzler TO
the Bynums and Vanderpoels Ib
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

Specie. The packet ship Oxford, which
sailed from New York for Liverpool on
Friday last, took out S65,o0o--and the
Westminister. for London $4,000
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
DIE d.

IN This Town on Friday last, .7nn Daughter o
Mr. John .harrinit aged Il years.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
SELLING OUT CHEAP,
NO MESTAK E!!!
A. B. ROBINSON

MMAS removed to The New Store one door north
q z of The Elliot House, Front Street, " here he
will be enabled wind and weather omitting) to
offer 10 the Public in short time II complete Nm.
sornent vi Gnnds. He will soil his present Stock
consisting Of DRY GOODS, BROADCLOTrS,
CASslMERES. SATTINETs, VEsTINCS.
PRINTS, SILKS, ALPiNES, MEKINonS,
SHEE11NGS, LANNFLLS. tsr. Sc. a good
assortment Of ROCkEEY, CHINA. an1 GLASS
WAKE. The usual assortment of w |. GOODS
which is 10 be closed up A small lot OF HARD
and HOLLOW WARE all of which will be sold a
COST FOR CASH
until the 1st of February. Persons intending 10
purchase amy of the Kind Of Gouds above mention
ed viii do well to cal.
II. .. All persons indebted &c., will
please Se. as ali accounts must be adjusted helors
ihe fr,t Of Fehuar, next.
A. B. ROBINSON.
Bath. Dec 10. 1890 i32
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26

Where Is that New Years address ?
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-26
BUSTS & BOOKS.

'st recev ed and for sale AT his office superio,
% l"t OF o.omhs Bus,s also Colnb's Consi uou
1l Nan; Comh's System OF Phrenolog,; Elements
hG Outlines d.. Persons wishing To purchase ma
I''v'i"d 10 call without ,'elav
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, itUwANUs TOM ,1X111nt

~ XII sTeossent and cure Of The Fever and Aeue.
WI TO readily discovered wherein, IN. Tn, M;x-
lure N superior to the ordinary ,ncls If ,re.,;ns
Feysr and Apu-. In the frs, rlars, h. No Vsa.s'
.": sxcct aud free from any deieterous md nnsnn-
w." w. "'sdne, II may ise taken with the uim,s safe
,.n,. Nv t'e tender infant. or aged III, aid 1t ME
se1aPse Of the disease, consequently the cons,,u.
:.n son eg,'ns its wonted TIME aud nct yy, II es,ah
,Iss SUM aud permanent appetite, bv nviyoro,inp
'a"d gives relish TO tho enjoy ments of Ia sic.
n.'". 70 having pursativc quality il remains
n,I.."e!s II increase this disorder, or to create
en- out thoroughly cleanses the several or
Eft ~ dleestion, aud thus benefits the system
:sns,eseF other Affections it may be oppressed.
hssn a!er the t,se ofthc Tonic Mixture have
".I hexposed I" NIL tho usual causes Of the disease,
-" nave escaped any symptoms Of return: whereas by
~ se a'tne common remedies, therc ia ALWAYS crca-
~ w Increased liability to recurrence The danger
~, asnl re!npaes Of tie Ague, is v-rv evil, nt for
~ syssem will soon become too much nrort,ate IN
~. a"'e - react with medicine and speedily ajj VIC
Wy =" 'uch inceasant violence The Tonic N;Y.ur, ia
such reasonable price, "a IN place il hin
VIZ .eacn Of every One-so that the .,cr and destitute
~, n:leay furnished with assistance withou, soliciting
.s a'd and attendance which 10 frequently denied IN
'''e i'.. OF zig. very reluctantly bestowed
"e pa"tic are resectv cautioned against the apu
for sale. '~''' ''"' a'e """y o"ereu
prepared only b, DR.. John r. Roy,nd n, his
"ra'ory' Market street, Philadelphia.
n sn'scr1lers ars the Wholesale agents for tie
Sosn esiefn States and will sell bv the gross at
sn"st VI tho Apothec aries in til city,
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
Wholesale druggists
u0vSU Common & Tcbo ri,
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NEW GOODS-Simmons IIurtt & CO are now 'rc
csiving from b, ard ships Ynzoo, and Saratoga
andhrig Conc"rdia from New York, great variety OF
goods i'll their lne which together with their former
stock on hand, mikes their vcry:' petc.
The following compose part, viz: ell twist, t..r, SIDE,
tuck and dressing combs horn do ofull descriptions In
da ruhber silk ind worsted elastic carriers, common 4
fine elastic suspenders, loco foco and Lcer matches,
Scitz powders powder pu!s and boxes, toilet powder,
pocket books and wallets, needle books, she'll pearl,
ivory and Irorocco card cases. head ornaments plain CO.
raj beads, necklaces nnl nesgecs bead chnirs bead
necklaces glass and plun secd, silver un gilt beads
Indian beads, bells anil umes; pistol and large pow
Ter TASKS, shot BELTS horse belt pocket and duciling
pistols; double and single harreled guns Bowie knives
and ribbons, whist buckles, cloth, lar toot nail comb
:rumb. Shoe plate floor md busting brushes Cologne,
Florida lavender, rose and bay essences
and extracts Aaccassar, bear, antique, Wards
ge,abe hair oils shaving md toilet soaps of all des.
cripons, Indies and gentemens' desk, und dressing
cases. hair rleslcts, rzettes and bras plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt figured, coat and
vest buttons, pearl and ivory shirt do, shirt studds gold
and silver pencil cases, toohpcks and tweezers plated
and gilt ocketa, miniature do silver, brass and steel
tnbles, hoo and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and redink, shoe backing, volns and guitars ribbed
and plain percussion caps, lnQn twine scented cusl.
gold and silver lace and fringe, latter paper game
bags, riding Whips, walking canes, playing cards, fine
gold, plated and gilt jcwellry &c.
The above, together with great variety of other art
les offered ut wholesale retail accommodating
terms.
b Shell combs repaired
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KUSHiON Il A>PlNALL'S
a u ~ u Al A

KUSlION Il ASPlNALL'S
TOMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and certain for the Fever and Aguc,
romttent and intermittent tnvcrs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
vcrsa success in 1892, by persons OF the highest
responsibility in this city, stated the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
boon extensively used in tho above diseases with
such distinguished success that the proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced 10 offer it to the pub
lie in its present form in the hope that it may be
The means Of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourgo of our country. 1t is
a medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed of
cffecting a cure, in the most obstinate stage
Of the disorder. 1t is not at all disagrccable, and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with IMMUNITY. II strengthens the digestive
organs, creates appetite, and seldom requires
more than one in obstinate cases. two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. Tho Proprc,ors arc
we'll convinced of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund tho price Of every bottle which has been
taken in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect of the fever & aguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine ST ore
corner Of BienvilIe and Charities streets.
For District Agencies apply to
je5 r.. w. SMITH, AZ Cont st.