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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
Musta Dha Factotum KeIi Khan.
4 AIAGA SOHrr L, H.. II -...-. 4.

-. hMAs-A SOS LIE. $50, COopr, &c,
at h's old stand Fo2 Commercial W, he Of thu CGS
CONTINUES his old business with many ADDITIONS From
~ long experience, he attGrs hhsethat he can give
pee satisfaction in all the important sciences which he
has directed his attention. viz grinding Of Scissors, Cut
ung up Hogs curing OF Bacon Phenology Animal aagne-
tism translation Of dead languages and teaching Of oen
tai languages. 49,
Those having demands against him requested to
keep still
In addition to his former stock he conenplaes the estnh
fishing of an opposition Custom House, where all who have
lost office and all disappointed Office seekers will provi
ded or-ton smart nen VIII be required take charge of
the Boat, and other officers IN propoonall of winch is
respectfully submitted.
Small favots thought highly ofWhales caught at short
notice, sc. ?
N Bath, June 5ith, ls4l. 3w13
p S. Lectures Scientific and Literary subjects deliver
ed at short notce-eep and incomprhesbie subjects
panedaH persons forbidden to ntrde on his pleasure
groundsvters are especially requested handle ex-
otics, and other and valuable plants.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
~ MORSE is constantly receiving per Steamer J. W.
~ Richmond, fresh lot of Fruit and Vegetables every
Trip sns makes tits
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LIST OF LEg,rER,S


hema'nmg IN he Post once, PaPstarg, July ], 1871.
A-B Day Nelson r,~f u
Adams Benjamin Doughty David Percy William G
Butler Phebe F'-G-fI-K pottsr Wandh,r,
Benson John Fletcher Rneben Priest Uarrison q
Bell William Green Benjamin R-s-p-w
butler Harriet Howe Sampson Rogers George l.
Burke Hannah Kendall Samuel lRogers Ionies r. .
Baker Davis Mo Robbins William IT
Burgess Seth Morse Elijah Street Rachel
CD Mereen John Seavey William n .
Iahl'Dei Sarah J2 lhlclntre John Stevens Charles
Sutthg DaVla lMclntre Charles ITaylor Amos l.
Gamer James McIntre Henry West Nelson A
Chase tHena Oliver James 9 Wallis kgalo,n
Cutler 3,yl5. NATJJJ, q PEEP p NJ
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MORE NEW GOODS!!
uST received, and for sale at Nos. 81 q Kings
- Block, Front Street
G5-Chedpsr than eUer.elcG
Bath, july 7. If l5) r. HOLLAND.
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RAISINS
"a BOXES NJ Z. Raisn5, fresh and prime order-Jr sale
~ by CHA'S CLAP, Jr.
g., 30
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SOUCHONG TEA.
on CHESTS prime Souchong Tea for sale by
~ CHA'S CLAPP, IT.
July G. 1a4l is
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RUSSIA DUCK.
GOOD assortment of different qualities for sale by
- 10 c. CLAPP, Jr.
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I'D IIEGV.
rE'uE Store of Dict Wilkinson in sPierce's'
i Brick FLOCK oppuS. 5iassrs n Hyde IL Co's.--pos.
session given immediately. Apply 10 CIls CLAPP Jr.
Apl %, ls4l, to Stanifords Wifi
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RETAILING NIOLASSEs.
IN HDS early crop Cuba MoaSses in good order and for
:" ~, sale , ny CHA'S CLAPP, Jn
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CHERMAN's COUGH LOZENGERs, so celebrated for
- curing the most troublesome Coughs, Ashmas Whoop
ing Coughs, Consumpon &c. in few days, and often in
twenty four hours. '
We used Shermans Cough Lozenges in families, and
they failed TO the worst cases in days We
recommend them to all WHO are afflicted with coughs, ccds
whooping coughs, asthma ghess of the chest, consunp
tion &C. as the best remedy they possibly use.
Rev. JAMES O. KENT, New Haven.
JAMES HUNT, 675 Greenwich
Rev. j. N. MOFFATT rye
BENZ. CROMBLE, 645 Broadway.
E. y. ANDREWS. r p
More than 1890 additional certificates might be added of
the wonderful virtues of these justly celebrated Lozenges.
(tf 10 For sale only by +. WOOD, Central Wlart.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL
EleSsEN-iii,r nj Inn

~ EpaEAroN, Otsego CO. Jan. 1899
Dear ST-l feel duty o~e TO the public, to inform
you Of the astonishing efficacy of your valuable Pills was
attacked about the last Of November most Violently with
bilious typus fever which ragged NJ that time III our dis
trict The pain suffered in my head and back was inod
eXcrucatlng. hrst took six Of your pills day al
forwards twelve, yet found very little relief Ny Wifi then
read your directions, after which took IL then then
%, twice day. and experienced much relief THESE
powerful Doses took 20 morning and evening for four
days afterwards, when found tie disease WELDING and the
fever literally broken up. then gradually diminished the
quantities according TO the printed directions and in two
weeks out and well again. used no other mediriua
but your pills great many of my neghbars no sent for
physician, and followed his directions aud took his rem,
dies confnedlo the house from six 10 twelve and
fourteen weeks, to say nothing OF those who died.
considerable NUMBER after recovered followed The
plan had done, and took pills The same mar
ner and found the buppy effects from that course
took fifteen boxes MYSELF some, however recovered aitrr
using only four boxes.
In drafts were applied to the f3et.
WATERMAN BURLENGAAM.
DR.. Brandreth, New YORK.
Coopnrsown, Jan. :. I929.
Dear Sir-It gives pleasure say you ar Bur
lingham the above letter. highly restco
be farmer and in the town IN which he resides stands
higher for truth and veracy. Query If in malignant
such has prevailed through section of the country
this fall and WINTER your pills saouil successful
they be relied every disease, if taken according
your drections2 Yours, very respectfully,
--.- ELISHA FO0IE, Gen. AS-n..
b. Brandreth, NJ. D. of the city OF NJ York -
The above Elisha Foote, FISH, is gentleman Of high
spectaby, and of the distgc Judges Of the T.. sta
Court. y. BRANDRETH VI. D.
Ped'ers invariably sell conteeits Of The above yanah.
medicine. Therefore purchase but my Local agent
of which there Is one IN every town in the L. States
For list of Agents Cumberand and Lincoln counties
Mo ad in art n
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Remaining in The Post Office Bath, Me-, July LIST, 1871
When any the oo;ag letters are called r please men
ton then rcrtiSe2.
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DAVID c. NAGDUN,
RODGRLN's WRy4EF
100 HHDS prime retailing MOLASSES
lOO 100 Bbls Mess No. and prime BEEF
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF. e.
so Bis Clear, Mess & prime PORK.
40 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter aud Spring OIL
300 bags fine SALT.
900 Bbls Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK,
Plymouth Cordage, &C., &c &C.
$780,. Mfwhich ell Be sold TERN lo,o
bath, May 10, ls4l. u-
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WAYNE'2 SCYVHES,
StCYTHE sneatEs, scythe Stones, RhesHay Pakes and
~ Forks-f0r sale by NJ i. GANNE1l.
June ed. .SI3.
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IHEEN1BElC AND BOSTON STEAM NAV.-
CATION LINE.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT:!

h. F-xs<a ~ THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
- - HUNTRESS, 4. G. JEwrTr; .iaster will
.Sssz1a1rzzz- leave Kings Wharf, Bath every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday morning O'Clock oE Boston
via Portsmouth,
Returning will leave Portsmouth, the arrival Of the
Cars from Boston, for Bath Gardiner ami Hadwei and ar
rive same afternoon. Fare through Ia Boston S9,5o TO
Portsmouth s, so. Meals extra. :,
Regular days for the j. W. RICHMOND leave Hallowell
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at hall past =, p. NJ
For further particulars applyto p. KNIGHT, .4gent
Bath, May 18th, lS4l .- tf8
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For list of Agents in Cumbeand and Lincoln counties
Me- see ADVERTISEMENT in anoths pad % this p1pr. q. =.
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MEAD 81 SYRUP.
SSARSAPARILLA MEAD and Lemon Syrup by the dozen
- Tor sale by CHAPS CLAP, Jr.
July 6, l5ii. Is
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LIST OF LETTERS

EIRCULAR, Betting, Capboard and Siiincle SAWS for
- SAFE BY (HO G. w KENDALL.
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HAY FOR SALE.
UST received and for sale by the subscrih at UNION
~ WHARF PRIME LOT OF HAY,
H. D. McCOBR.
Bath. June 30 II t.
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HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, s. FANCY PAINTING.
a. C. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old
~ toners and the public generally that he win continue
carry the above business in its various branches, with des
patch, at the old stand near the Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath, January 80, l84l. :fi5
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-15
MIR WRIGHT,S SPEECH

On that pari of The Presidents Message relating
10 The Finances ami The DEBTS of The Nation, in
repiu 10 .Dr JicJSier, Dec. II, 1910.
Mr. Wright said the honorable Senator from Mas
sachusets (Nlr Websier) had felt it to be his duty
to open this discussion upon the Message of the
President, pending n simple motion 10 refer the
portions of il which he had alluded, to the appro-
pirate Committee of the Senate, under the apprc-
hcnsion expressed by him that the publication and
distribution of the statements and views OF the Pres
ldent might produce erroneous impressions upon
the minds of the people of the country. similar
apprehension entertained by MIR Wright as to the
remarks Of the Senator, moved him TO make this
reply TO that gentleman. belief that his remarks
were calculated TO give erroneous impressions as TO
the message and the fiscal condition of the country
at the present time made it his duty to notice some
of the positions and arguments OF the honorable
Senator and to correct, as far as he might be able,
the errors of fact aud conclusion, which seemed 10
him to have been committed. This he intended To
do rs briefly as possible and in the discussion he
should endcavor TO initiate the courtesy which had
clearly distinguished the language aud manner
of the honorable Senator
The Senator first referred to page eight of the
message, where the President SPEAKS of National
Debt and National Bank The Senator did moi
at that time consider it within his object TO make
any remarks in reference to the Presidents obser-
valions as to n Bank hut it was TO the views eA-
pressed in the message on the subject of a national
debt TO which his attention was directed, and TO
which his attention was directed with that point
and force which always characterlzes the Senator 5
mind and he might perhaps say, on this occasion,
the ingenuity which sometimes characternes his ar
guments IIe had asked il the President supposed
or If any body supposed, that there was party IN
this county friendly to a national debt, per se lie
mir Wrighi) did not believe that position met the
Presidents remarks at all, for he did not under
stand the President as offering his views and urging
his reasons against the contraction and perpetna-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-15

.fdrice 10 young girls.-Ncver marry boy
whose mamma is afraid to have him 90 on the
WATER or whose papa cannot tell the difference be-
tween the toohachc and the ockjaw.
Adrice 10 young meR.-IIavc it fairly understood
before you We'd whether you intend to marry an
individual, or the whole family.
.Adrice to pareRiS.-Do not let a silly ambition
hazard the happiness of your children, nor your
chargrn at the discovery of You own folly bertray
you into violation of your obligations.
.Airice 10 iadiScreet peopIe,-Never hire n prin-
ter to publish your folly in book, for it Is worse
than being hung and paying the executloner forty
shillmgs.
.adricc 10 babies-Remain with your mothers
as long as you can, and do not get married before
you are out of leading strings.
.1dricc 10 jUdgCs.--In forming an opinion keep
both ears open, and then You hem both sides.
.AIrice 10 iegisiatorS.-Ncver become the cor
rupt tools of wealth.
.Airice 10 any one who is pleased 10 receire il,
If You wish to stab persons reputation, by i'm
putting TO him or her falsehood, treachery, and the
meanest seishness, you may as well use the naked
dagger as to wrealhe the blade with flowers.
Adrice 10 sentimental people.-Ihe nobest of
all sentiment is that which springs from Sincerity,
Consistency, Frankness, and Forgiveness. d;
.adrice 10 observation-disclosures il you would
he prosperous and happy
.4drice to polite idaS.-Collect the debts you
have made as soon as possible, pay those you have
lost without delay and never be guilty of such dis
reputable conduct again.
.ffrice TO The temperance paHy-Oiler reward
for the best model of a cider mill
.airice 10 fashionable pcopie.--Do not require
those in your employ to violate the Sabbath by
their labor 10 enable you to give gay entertain
in sin.
.firice 10 people in general.--Subscribe Tor a
newspapcr-pay the printer and mind your own
business.
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Tte shirt OF Tbe Aae.

Will be furnished mail and village subscribers at 81 OC
year, within six months; $3.50 after six months and
within year, and $500 after the close of the year. re
companies who take their papers at the Office 80 within
SIX months 81, % after six months, and within year
S2oo after the close of year. SOO in advance for six
months single copies five cents.
NO subscriptions will be received for less than six months
and no paper will be discontinued till all arrearages
paid notice from postmaster agent, subscriber that
'he paper Is not taken from It's place of delivery will not
receive attention. while there is any thing due for it.
paper will be sent out OF the State, unless payment
DC made in ddpdnce or to the order of any new and un
known subscriber within the State unless paid for in adj
vance, or satisfactory reference be made to known
and responsible person.
Those who subscribe for year, and do not at the time
oil subscribing order discOntnuancc at the end of it, will
De considered subscribers until they order the papers to be
stopped, and pay all arrearages.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l. Where subscriber to newspaper orders it to be dis
cOntnued and it continues to be e at his residence the
presumption in the absence of any evidence the
trary that II is lett by the subscribers ORDERS and upon
promise to pay lOrit,
q Ifa newspaper left from day day for person
his place Of business with his knowledge and consent,
though his express CONSENT and if he has to be-
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one that he is subscriber and under the expectation that
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for it, unless he gives notice to discontinue it.
g. Postmasers or agents who neglect to give notice of
the request of subscriber to discontinue, are themselves
responsible for newspaper from the time such discontin-
uance ordered The duty to give the notice is mper
alive upon the postmaster though the discOntinance is
optional with the publisher.
A. postmaster may enclose money in letter to the
publisher of newspaper to pay the subscription OF third
person. and frank the letter, if written by himself
Advertisements III by persons having account at
this Office, must be paid for in adrdnce, unless some
known to the editor will become responsible for the nser-
ton.
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden, and
charged accordingly, unless the number of Insertions be
specified.
All communications must he addressed to C. G. EAST
MAN; and insure attention. in all cases. the of
the author given No letter is taken from the Posoilcc
which the postage is not paid
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED, IND JOB WORK
EXECUTED, AT THE USUAL RATES.
IFOFFICE on Court Street, over the Post Office.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-15

THE WAY TO WIN SIMPLE woMAN's
HLARr.--I.et your hair hang in superiluous ring
lets over your neck and shoulders; never suffer a
razor to touch your face; squeeze yourself into n
coat of mulberry cloth; put on vest striped with
green, yellow, and rcd pants checked with blue,
crimson and purple, shove your feet into pair of
boots with the heels at least three inches high dan
gle little black cane tipped with brass, huge brass
ring upon you little ingcr and you will be the lion
of the day; and win the heart of every simple ilih
YOU meet with.-Richmoad Star.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-15

her-but it was too late. She held them on high
till the blaze enveloped her hand, and he caught
her wrist to force them from her, they fell in a
shower of blackened fragments over the snowy ta-
BILE.
For the space of minute after this bold act, the
queen and her bailled lover stood face to face; she
trembling with over-excitement; triumphant, yet
half frightened at what she had done-and he, pale
with terrible anger, his lips bloodess, and dusky
flame seeming to glow through the blackness Of his
eye. The poor queen covered and shranl from
that malignant ook she felt that she had made
deadly, unrelentng enemy, and she was right.
proud man never forgives the woman who has de-
liberateIy exered the winning powers Of her sex to
deceive him. Wound his tenderness, arouse his
jealousy, overwhelm him with reproaches, and he
may overlook and excuse all. But make him the
dupe of any design, let him feel that you have cold
ly spread out your destinations for selfish pur-
pose, and he is lost TO you for ever; even if his
heart could return to its allegiance, it would scarce
ly be worth the having. But villain-meet his
plot with counterplot--match him in fnesse-baf-
file his evil designs, and he is the most malicious of
all hitter enemies. Marie Antoinettc knew this to
be true, and she quacd under the influence of that
serpent-like eye. Not a word had been spoken;
but that look was enough. She turned her eyes
from his, and throwing herself on the cushions,
buried her face in her hands and wept passionaely,
lie looked on her as she lay, smiled bitter, ma
lignant smile, picked up the crumpIed note which
she had forgotten on the carpet, and left the pavil-
ion without speaking word.
To be continuedl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
ERnM FLORIDA.

Reported DssiA II Wdd Cat-We have
later dates from FLORIDA. Nothing Of in,sres,
except the following paragraphs.
It ~ reported that Wild Cat and Tiger-iail
have had a 6gm aud TIA, Wild Ca, was killed
In the afrsy
~ saw few DAYS since continues our cor
respondent Wildcats little daughter, who
was recently taken by the Dragons on the
Wckiwa. She is a smart active child OF nine
or ten years. and o,inccd her afistocraiic ed
ucauUn Toy paUng little or no attention to her
fellow prisoners, whom she regarded as pebi-
ans OF tho latter class was a male child oi
four or five wears Of age, whom her compan-
ions designated as Joe He is Of surley
disposition, and 10y no means tsvorio. The
pirl when she first saw him after his capture,
remarked that she could not see the use OF
Keeping him prisoner that ho could not light
FIRE or bring water, and that they ought to
dash his brains out ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12

Numerous petitions were presented, mos,
81 them of private character, Mr. Wugh,
presented one from the CITIZENS OF Ouondssa.
In y. Y. praying for the establishment Of a
uni form system Of bankruptcy.
Mr.. Talmadge Submitted resolution Of In
quiry calling fot information as 10 the nun
Der OF Treasury Drafts protested by the de.
,partmem between February 1899. and tho
time, with facts as TO the amount protested, on
what &C coun, the protests have been made
&c. The resolution lies over.
Mr.. G. said the bill involved no new princi.
pies In the details there were some lew
notifications. atd bu, very few; and, as il
was a subject in which the greatest interest
was manifested, he would suggest an early &C.
ton upon II. lie moved TO make It the sps
eal orlcr OF Thursday the 9Th Of January
which was agreed tom which we may anti
oipale some prompt action on this anxious
looked for measure.
Mr.. Caihoun's Land BIZ TO "cedo the pub
lie lands IN the new states on certain condi
lions, therein named" was reported by mr.
NoRvrLL without any amendment.
Mr.. Benfon's Sail bM--Mr. BrSTos CAV,
notice that as soon as he saw the senate full
enough, he would again ask leave TO bring il
bill to repeal the duty on salt, and TO abol
ish the fishing bounty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
THIN SHOES.

We ask the attention OF out lady readers TO
the following paragraph fiom the Philadep hia
North American,
A sumuer bird that has fingered late into
tie Autumn, leaving It's timid foot IN the first
hll of snow, even reminds us of that delicate
fair one 10 light, thin slippers on a cold icy
pavement The bird, however, can escape TO
a warmer cline, and in the spring II can re-
appelr but the lady is on that journey from
which there is no return The music of the
bird may again gladden. its native tree, but her
voice will not again cheer tho hearth of iier
nome. The badges of sorrow, aud the slow
ly returning hearso will soon tell what tina,
slipper has done. Ii has taken from US, in the
bloom of life one that We loved. but who wo'd
not listen 10 the voice of admonnion. Her
bright DAYS are now passed; the light of her
counlenance has fled, and the uight Of the
grave curtains the deep couch Of her repose
But voice speaks ienderly from that grave
to those whom she has left behind, il whispers
the admoniton which she disregarded. Shall
that whisper not be heardl 1t is sister )
voice that pleads,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-12
important Caution.

WHEREAS young man by IN. nam. If I,
" H"""iu' formerly a clerk ~ IT,. on 9 tgg "a
mont htett, Boston has ststed IN the Il,.to, M
'mrs mat sad Office is removed and ina, N. -, a.
agent i"' Tie sale olthe lndan ysgct,l,t, - Il. ~ n
d'an fUreaiNe Of the North A,nerir,o C,t.,. -,
he'nh- ms 10 TO inform the public that M spr6 .,
np'" ms '1Een place and that the sud 4 O fl ~
arc Is an lmP'slor, he not uniy having fn ,o,1,,,
neh's Tor the saie ~ the above mined uesc, L,
vas thoi TINE since. actually dismi,red t,,,, Al /.
nnsine.s On account on iregulafiiir. rL,rb ti, ,.
d"ci Of hr % u my make II n,er.,,,s G,t mo
hereafter To state ' ''' ''e
ihe public are therefore cautioned ,,,i.., No.
chasirg niefsinss Of Mr. lIo.atd a. b. c,so,, q. ~
possibility hon,'fiy have the genuin. lndi.r ye.e,,
Bile Pills Tor sale ''" ''t'A'
Agents are also earnestly reqvesi.d Ia l.. M, H.,
guard against Imposition Is IT 3, l,,,es h, g..
devoted TO represent himself to them 4, h. 80,
lhoriIed agent VIC '''
II q, greatly 70 BE- devlof,d ilat On, =, ,,,, o..
VIZ " should become, "a have reason 10 hel,.ss -
has the dupe or tool of Others more hs,+.o,d a.,
qniy- nhd Tor the patty confederation .rtv, Al
afs ah0" his name 10 be- coupled with tfar.a,t,on.
Of 20 dogfas'ng natufri bot duiy 10 the poble ,rd
desire a. project The patrons ~ this sItf,o,J,,-,~
medicine agHHa unp'sitioh oanp,lls me 90 nj ,
rigorous 1T 0s Tor tie irustflt too ii hi, evil ,,
The chtrsns 81 Nsv EsPspd are tbe,. ~ q,
Specifuly iniorned that the genuine Nsdt.,,, .
tie following Noroing oH the s'ces Of n. bote,.
Wrghfs Iqdian YegeioBe PIN,
lincan fursaiirol
ofiAe North American College Of Hs.itb