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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
State Of Maine.

r tNCOIN sat- Court Of Probate held At Wiscas.
IL SET within and for the County ofLincoln the first
day of December, A 1851 E-ue fWrL
MARY s. FARLEY of Ipswich in the county of Essex
in the Of Massachusetts executrix of the
ast win and of John Stamford late Of said lips.
witch having produced copy of said will and
the probate duly and appearing
that there real and personal estate In the county Of
Lincoln on which said will may operate,
ORprREp that tie said Mary g. Farley give notice to
all rersons interested by causing copy of this order to
be published In the Eastern Times, public Newspaper
published In Bath In said county, three weeks successive.
ly the first publication to be thirty days before the nst
Monday of February 1852 that they may then and there
appear and show cause sny they have, why the said
instrument should b aowedn this State the last
will and testament Of said deceased, nf
-77I sH6s ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
true copy, attest EswIs .. Hovxy,Es 3w75
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Is. Consumption Durable g?
Read the foLtowing an Doubt no Longer :,

" ~ ~ ---r .rNEty foRK, Sept. 9TH. 1851
DIS. Roc Rs-SrR No enc who has suffered as I
have done Month after month, from Cough that
seemed as ifit would tear the Lungs pieces be
otherwise than grateful al being relieved from
aflico,L Ii is, therefore, with real pleasure
and earnest desire make the fact public for The
benefit of Others. thai certify 10 The complete
believe the permanent effected by your excellent
Syrup Of Lirer,cort Tar, and CdnchG1agud. The
Congh had settled upon Lugs, and accompanied
by fever al night and prostraon during the day My
friends universally considered me in CONSUME
TON. Anxious TO try any thing that afforded hope
OF relief and being sail sed that my Physician either
did not understand my could not help me-
dismissed him, and purchased bottle Of your prepar-
atom, OF which had previously hearda very favorable
account The first bottle seemed loosen the cough,
and after taking the second sensible of having
perience decided bene6, persevered, and by the
time the nnth bottle was consumed INV Cough was en-
hrey gone and have not since bees troubled pih any
pnlnnon my symptoms 'chateuer.
ELIZA rRUESDAI.E, 80 Grand-st.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail bv A. L. SEQ
VILLA CO, Proprieiors al their PrincipaI Drpot.
GOTHIC HALL, No. 316, Bro1d,ray, New ork TO
whom all orders for the Medicine and letters relating
agencies. should be addressed, post paid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath, by A. G. Page; Waldo
PRICE-n large bottles, $500: bottle. for SIS
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THE CAPITOL DESTROYED /! !!

We stop the press to give place TO the fol-
lowing telegraphic despatch received at the
office of the Portland Avertiser at III 1-2
o'clock, to day, Wednesday,. 1t says:
The Capitol at Washington was in flames
att o'clock this morning! Congressional
Library all destroyed! Fire still raging and
water scarce '- a'l7.
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The BosToN TEA Parry. Of the famous
band of patriots, who destroyed the tea in Bos-
ton Harbor, on the memorable 10th of Decem-
Der, l773, just seuenty-nine years ago, ONE as
stall dung, as we learn from the last number
of Harper's Magazine! When the present
century dawned he had almost reached the
goal of three score years and ten! And now
at the age of one hundred and fifteen years,
DAVID KINEIsoa, of Chicago Illinois, holds
the eminent position ofthe last survivor Of the
Boston Tea Party
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

Brig Abby Jones' tof Augusta Burke Holmes Hole,
from Rum Key for Boston, had heavy weather. and leaks
badly above water line ~ -
Bark Brilliant, Of Warren. at New York from Newcas-
te r had heavy gales during of the passage; was
20 days from the Banks of NEWFOUNDLAND with the wind
all the time from to NV. On 18th ult, encountered
cold weather split sails lost head rails and CART of hull
warks III inst, three so badly frosted a.
to be unable to do do duty. -- ....
Brig Curtis, of SWELL before reported spoken,
with some damage to spars, spoken Nov "a, lat %
a. Ion 20 So had lost foretopmast and main topgaant
mast by lightning.
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EASTERN TIMES
al MARINE JOURNAL. AZ.
PORT OF BATH.


al 81 y L ARKIVED.A y T1 q va .
THURSDAY, Dec 1s.
Sch Mary Jane. Perkins, Savannah.
Sch Geo Davis, Dunfon, Boston. ."oNDW9
Sch Arenzamendi, Fogg, Boston. SD
s-44 ar- -..r. r. FRIpAY, Dec 10.
Sch Director. Higgins, Boston. . --
T 81. ff.F : CLEARED. tt.,--.... ,....
Sch Siam, Durham, Havana. ,fq-fg-D
'All ''A SATURDAY, Dec 90
81. ARRIVED F<s
Bark Medora, Robbie, Marie FL days for Portland, with
molasses In consequence of disabled condition OF crew
made for the Kennebec for harbar and entering the
river backed Spnneys Island and broke rudder pin
tle and sustained other damage, but with he ass
of the people of the Island, got of, and lowed
up this city by the steamer Seguin She will probably
have to discharge. W litO
Sch Oregon, Lewis, Savannah. VI
.a'lt 1ui fl-- q CLEARED. F.trr
Bark Arctic, (new) Saunders, Mobile. ..4
Brig Young, Wooster, Havana.
Br sch Onslow, Higgins, Onslow, Ms.
s'l.FE : SUNDAY, Dec FL.
ARRIVED.
Brig Julia Payson, Preble, Philadelphia.
MONDAY, Dec %.
.gtsil SAILED. hrc .git
In tow of Steamer Seguin, ship Elizabeth, Carr, Port
land, for repairs. .t - -st. li'-r5 -.a 30 I
Sch julie Ann, Ellenwood Baltimore. sala .A,.
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Thricc-WeekIy Age-IS52.

M f shall publish pape! three tunes a week. during
w the session of the Leg sature that will on
the first "Wednesday of January. Price ONE DOL
LAR, for the session.
% We have on hand few copies of the ten num-
bers printed during the summer session. which we will
send without charge subscribers until The supply
Is exhausted II will therefore be an object for those
wh' intend 10 subscribe 10 do early.
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON.
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Death g..

In this city goth inst Lucy N, daughter Of Dea John
Larrabee, aged years and Q months ~ F. Ir1 7 sd
In Newcastle Miss Sarah E, youngest daughter of Mr.
In Thomsston, Mrs BoyIes, wife Of Edward BoyIes,
In Thomaston, daughter of Edwin Rose, Esq, aged
about years.
years; LueIla daughter Of John and Nancy Maxwell
aged months. =.
In Pittston, Mrs Nancy, widow Of VIM CLARK, late OF
Damariscotta, aged 76.
In Kentucky Flat, Nsvsds County, 1st inst, Calvin
Reed, OF Bath, sgcd % Year,. - Z no ~
In Roeksnd, Joseph infant of joseph Fnrbish, aged
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More Cures of Seated Consumption!
Important testimony Of Physicians q Druggists

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov /, le45.
Or BRApLEE-Sir-The astonishing sale of Buchan's
Hungarian Balssm obiges order a further supply
Please send as before suficieney for six months We
give you, if you desire it, certificates from numerous
individuals who have only been relieved from Asthma
Colds and Coughs but from those who have been brought
FIRMLY SEATED CONSUMPTION
and literary snatohed from the grave. As remedy
for such COMPLAINTS confidently believe it has never
been surpassed. Yours, PECK d SPEAR.
* HRADLEE-DearS ir-The Hungarian Balsam is be-
yend all question: most perfect and prepara
zion for diseases OF the Lungs have used my
ry, ana in professional practice for more than two
gears wi fhe uniform and entire success in cases
cfseoere Pstonlry Disetse, and sonscientiously
recommend it to all who afflicted, the most GER
TAIN REMEDY for such diseases with which am ac-
auantet. Yours respectfully, 81
f'-- -'- FREDERIC T. STORER, MD.
David r. Bradlee & Son, 100 Washington St., Boston,
Sole for the United states and British Provinces
American price one dollar per bottle. .-.-.s
A. G. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. rH'l 2w26
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LIGHTING UP WITH Gas. On Monday even
ing last the gas was first lighted in Portsmouth
AS is usual on the first night, the lights were
rather blue and dim at the first clearing of the
pipes-but on Tuesday evening the burners
sent forth more clear and beautiful light
and on the third evening they exhibited all the
brilliance desired. The stores now present a
most lively and brilliant aspect.-Portsmouh
Journal -----.l
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FOREIGN PORTS,

St Thomas-1n port LIST, brig wanderer, Moocrs, from
Boston, disg ice. --- .
Havana-Ar 9th inst briggs Cardiff, Newport, RI 18th,
Sea Beau, Lincoln, Boston. s-..-. .. ..
In port sh barks Cuba, Sawyer, for Bahia Honda,
dy Isabella, Prebe, disg brig stephen Young, Gray FIN
Portland, disg sch Glenroy, Maxcy, rt or chit.
Cid :ih bark Cuba, Sawyer Cayetsno.
st Andrews, NSAr 18th inst, sch Defiance, Clark, I'm
Bath.
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been quietly working their way among the most
nteligent and respectable classes and are constantly
chicving cures in alarming train Of diseases which
Tor ages baticd 1l the aid Of medicine and all the
esources OF Science. These diseases callad -
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New York Bonnet Store |!
Opposite the Sasadahock House.
MRS .0CAR l. TON. A&

QEsPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of Bath that she
Hnts, suitable Tor winter wear, amongst which the
drawn Velvet j. the least cons icuous Sntins
and Silks Of every shade and stye also French plain
French and American Flowers. Caps and Head Dresses
made to order in the latest styles Chdrens Bonnets
and Spanish Hats constantly on hand
From long experience on the ri and hest work done
in our country Mrs c. hate herself that she shall be
able TO suit the refined taste At her will a.
w.ys be found the latest styes from New York and os-
ton and all orders executed with neatness and dispach
Hoods, Caps and Head Dresses constantly on hand.
Ladies are invited to cali. 49, hfrn EFa
Bath, Dec s, 1851. ,...s. a4tf
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Attention the Whole!

Regular meetings Of the Washingtonian Temperance
Society of this city held every Sabbath evening"
Rechabite Hall at 6H O'Clock. All persons interested
are cordially invited to attend. PER OapER
Bath, Oct. l6, 1871.
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NI Trr6M 9ye@.

In this city, eth inst, by Res Fiskc, Mr. Henry
Hoxie Of Augusta to Miss Caroline Lancaster Of this
city. ''t '
In woolsvich by Rev Mr. Fogg Erastus Fuller Of Au-
gusta n Miss Elizabeth Merry, of w. ~
In Rockand, Capt John Harden to Miss Sarah Jane
Pllsbury. both Off. , -
In Jefferson. Mr. Newell Cook to Miss Asenath Lnsco
both of j.
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Groceries at Auction.
owl EN- a. co.


VNTill sell at their Auction Rooms, Friday,
w Dec 26, at 10 clock. A. M a good assort-
ment of Family Groceries, being the stock of a
merchant about changing his business. Con-
sisting in part of stir w4 sssF-
Bills Double Refined Ground Sugar.
Superior Brown, a. af'e
500 lbs Carolina Rice,
300 lbs Coffee,
100 lbs Ground do, ...... .1
20 Boxes ground assorted Spices, 71
Boxes Superior Chewing Tobacco,
IL Boxes Sup. Ningyong Tea, ..,
2l-2 Boxes Oolong /" ,5.4.I. r
500 lbs Extra Brown Soap,
Boxes Chemical Olive do,
Boxes Cocoa and Chocolate,
I" Pearl Starch. .-.... .
Dip'd and Mould Candles, al
Also, Chopping Axes. Coffee Mills, Crock
cry and Glass Ware. Brass Clocks. Ladies'
Muffs. Fur Caps, Wooden Blankets, Flannels,
Cooking and Parlor STOVES. &C.. SC.
.-e'.. 5s.f--- OWEN & co. Auctioneers.
Bath, Dec d, 1881. -oa- am
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STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN IS .
Bath Municipal Court, !
NoNemher 81 1881 \

LINCOLN IS. Bath Municipal Court,
No, embcr "a, 1851 I
Ordered that George F.. Newman, the plaintiff, give
notice + Quimby the defendemi, of the tendency
Of this action by causing atesed copy of his writ
and this order thereon To be published three weeks
cessveiy in the Eastern Times. public newspaper
printed in the city of Bath, the last publication be
thirty days least before the second Monday of Fcbru-
airy next, which time this action is Continued that
the sald def may then and there appear aud defend the
same Attest, JACOB SMITH, Judge of SAID Court
Copy ntiest, JACOB SMITH, Judge of our said Court.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
Throw Physic to the Dogs.

To illustrate the of the GALyANIC BELT,
suppose of person afflicted with that bane Of
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic Nerv
Disorder In ordinary cases stmularts taken
which by their action the and muscles of tho
.tcmach afford temporary relief but which leave tho
1aen in lower state and with injured faculties after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare this
With the effect resulting the apple alton of the
iALVANIC BELT. Take Dyspcptc sufferer, in
e mptoms of attack, and simply tie the Belt
round the Body. using the Magnetic Fluid directed
In shor. period the nscnsibe perspira ton will
Tie positive element of the Belt thereby causing Gal.
vanc circulation which will pass the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up
tinuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the cases Of DYSPEPSIA PER
MANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
DO
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FHlNE.aS TuTHiLL.


DEAR SiR- want another supply of CHRlSTlES
L;kLyAN1C CURATIVFS. Immediately / his is an in
,cliigent reasoning community, and they see at once
that Curatiy constructed upon sclenhc ana
philosophical principles and must work efectuay upon
Inc Nervous system, in the of Nervous Diseases
an estimable young lady town was afflicted with
extreme Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck She put on one Of the Galvanc Belts and
Necklace and Immediately sensible of its curative
and strengthening pewers and the mex: day was relieved
Of the severe pains and raised from state OF snrs
nervous prostraon to health and strength can men
lion several other equally wonderful.
Yours very respectfully.
Panama Guantanamo Co \ Y. Oct. l. 1850.
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Sherif's Sale.

T INCOLN IS. Attached on Mesne Process. and taken
IL on Execution against Job s. Donnel, in favor of
Benjamin r. Sawyer and another, and will be sold
the fifth day OF January next at two O'Clock in the after
noon, all the RICH In equity which said Donnel had
the 18th day of APRIL 10 0, being the day of attachment
on mesne process, to redeem he following described
estate being then and held in mortgage by
Nicholas Smith one to me unknown, by virtue
of mortgage deed from Arthur Donne, bearing date
or about August 2 l54S which recorded in the Office
of the Registry of Deeds at To sham, to wit: lot of
land with the buildings thereon situate IN Bath at the
corner of Oak Street and Garden Street. bounded the
east by Garden Street, the south by Oak Street, OIL the
by land formerly in possession of Isaac Cole and
the north bv land now or formerly owned by Samuel
sanwood said morgaged estate being the same where
on the said J. s. Donnell now lives. a-.
r4- N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Bath Dec ( 1871 ' ' 3w25
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Sherif's Sale.

ST A TIE OF me.
T INCOI.N, IS Dec -, 1o5i-Taken execution the
" Assembly Hall bull ling, south OF The Harvey
Block on the eas'erly side of Front Street in Bath in
said County together with all the right, iIile and inter-
rs OF John Young 10 said building and as lessee OF
The land thereof The same having been attached III
original writ lien claim under he Statute, and
shall sell The Ut auction the 18th day of Dec
current O'Clock in the afternoon in front said
building and Oh near the front 10 the said
Hall. n NICHOLS Den Sheriff.
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SPOKEN.

Dec 8, lat 90 90 Ion "a As, brig Cardiff Melville, days
from Newport for Havana.
Dec g, lat 81 "A, Ion 70 25 ship South Carolina, San
ford, I'm Mobile for Liverpool.
Dec Is, lat 81, Ion 70, bark Wyandote, fIom
Mobile for Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

We learn from Key West that the grand
jury have returned true bills against the riot
ers who destroyed the Spanish stores in Au-
gust, during the Cuban excitement. They
will be tried at the present term Of the court.
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MANY THOUSAND
cERT,r1oATEs AND TESTIMONIAL,

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from the intelligent and respectable persons residing
in portion Of the United States could be presented
These now unnecessary, but numerous selection
embracing many statements Of the extraordinary
character, sufficient to CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP-
TICAL he had Of the authorised Agent The inter
ested are particularly invited to call. RI ....
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
Mg-71 YEARS OLDM! ---
G977 HEARS "

BLoo,uSo GRorn, Orange Co. N. Y, July 2s 1850.
Re DR. a H. CHRISTIE, New York. .....
Dear Sir-HavihS been very severely handled by
rheumatism and other diseases AMI having been cured in
a most remarkable manner by CHRISTlE'S GALVANlC
BELT and FLUID thought would give you state
ment of my case for the benefit of others. had the
rheumatism last winter and my legs sweed very much.
My head also very much afflicted. having seyersa
pain my eyes that could scarcely sec. At the
same time troubled by spssHs, caused by the
pain in my head, suppose My hearing had been
getting poor for several years from caarrh that in
ear could scarcely hear at ALL Having heard won
lerful accounts OF CHRIsIIEs BET and FLuIp sent TO
your and got them The Belt was put on and the
Fluid used directed and don't think have had after
tie first night using them minute clear pain from
that time to this. being six months The Rheumatism
left my body entirely alter wearing the Belt short
time. probably two weeks I hen put Galvanic
Necklace and had it two weeks before head
perfectly we'll My hearing in both is entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight is very good for
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. consider my cure very
remarkable and therefore do hesitate to recommend
Chrlstie's Calvnuic Curativ~s to all persons af-
ficted as have been
(Signea) PHlNEas TUTIIiLL.
State Of New York, Ncwburgh, Orange County, ~
Phineas Tutl of blooming Grove, Orange County
" y who is personally known most respect
able citizen and worthy Of all confidence being duly
dcVoses and that the facts forth in the
above statement in relation his entirely
and that he is in the mcnt OF good health,
caused be believes by Christes Galvanic Curstves
pHlNEAS TuIlIlLL.
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FOR SALE.

ONE story House, with an ell, situated on
20 "A Bowery street, near Larrabee & Jenks' ship
Isssm yard, occupied by John Grace. Said House
AA will be sold at a bargain, if applied for immed-
ately Apply at THIS OFFICE. VISA
Bath, Dec 8, 1851. ..a,..... ...- sw24.
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TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
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rs Fulton Street, New York,
ainarfi -.a Entrance 81 God Street.
NB-L 8 & Co have recently published, and have now
for sale the FARMERS GUIDE by Henry Stephens OF Ed
inburgh, and Prof Norton of Yale College, New Haven,
complete in vols royal octave containing 1900 pages,
IA steel and 800 wood engravngs. Price, In muslin bind
ing e6 in paper covers for the mail Is. 4w27
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Patten Library.

A N assessment of ONE DOLLAR on each share own
n ed in the Paten Library having been vot the last
same forthwith to WIN. F. MosEs, the Librarian.
Bath, Dec !, 1851. q. NEALLEY, Treas.
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Washing Powders.

DABBIT'S and NELSON'S, two celebrated Washing
~ Powders-for sale by F GANNETT
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wv anted.
Cider Vinegar,

THREE first Satin Vest MAKERS, and IS &
Coat makers, at " HAWTHORN 8,
u Is ElnnI Street. Bat
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LL Agents operating in the State of Maine for the
II MECHANICS UNION HEALTH ASSOCIA-
TIoN,of Springfield, Mass, are notified that their
agency revoked from this dne and they are forbid
taking applications in said State wi,kon,a new cer6
cafe, printed with red ink, and signed A. RICHARDS
The above notice is mol intended stop any The old
substantial agents. si 'f
WANTED. an Agent for each county. ati
r Ft r "A. RICHARDS, f.-
General Superintendent Of the entire State
of Maine.
Bangor, Dec. I, 1851 RaHd
" AGENTS WANTED TO operate for the shove asso-
citation in Kennebec, Lincoln and Franklin Counties.
Applications made by mail, 10 w. A. Herrick Leeds
Station, viii receive prompt attention.
i77to' II ita w. A. HERRICH, i--sar 3f. lo
Superintendent Of Agencies for The Counties Of Kenne
bee, Lincoln and Franklin. ,s-..-i y
Greene, Dee. 1, 1851.
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Townsend'S Sarsaparilla.
,e More Apples.

A LARGE supply of This most valuable remedy for
II sale al the City Markedly A. G. PAGE.
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New Pickles and Preserves,
TO FEMALES.

TO FEMALES.
T'HE peculiar maadies 10 which females subject
L commonly produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-
panied by depressed and often gloomy state of mind.
AS The system declines III strength. is loss OF
nervous power and this very naturally impaIrs the
ergy OF The mind and dsurbs the equannity of the lie
per. Every candid woman who has suffered from fe-
male complaints will admit this TO be the
Now To obtain relief, it is only necessary stop The
tendency 10 depletion and debility. This is done by
newIng that Fountain Of Health AMI Strength the
BLOOD, and II" medicine accomrlishes this desirable
result so completely as - = Z go