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FARMS For SALE.

1.-TWO FARMS, situated IN ParsonsGed known
i as the Tuck Farms. One on which !
now reside, containing about one hundred and
forty Of excellent land, suitably divided into
,illage, pasturing aud woodland On said farm,
there are about three thousand Sapling Pines
large enough for building purposes, two coed
Orchards, good House; Two Barns, and never
falling wafer. Said Farm cuts from fifty TO sixty
tons Of hay annually is well fenced, mostly by
stone wall, except the Southern boundary, which
5 by running stream.
The oiherlies adjoining, now occupied by James
NJ. Tuck, formerly owned by Jonathan Tuck,
Esq, p NJ. OF Biddeiord. Contains about ninety
acres, cuts from twenty-five TO thirty tons Of hay.
On said farm j. a two-stOry House. thirty by forty,
well finished inside and out, with an l. attached.
twenty-five by nineteen feet, in which are two
large boilers set. A good barn, situated ninety
feet from said l., is connected herewith by a
she'd one story and half high, twenty-five feet
widc divided into wood shed, harness and
carriage house, and other convenient apartments
also a good Corn Chamber the whole length
There are two good orchards, in which about two
thousand scions have been set and commenced
bearing also q young orchard containing one
hundred trees of choice Fruit been set three years
There are two good wells of water ON said farm.
Also a pasture iot situated about one half mile
from the above farms, containing about sixty
acres, on which is large orchard.
Salu Farms arc DOunueu on the Ne>t Dy one OF
the mos, beautiful sheets Of water in America,
three miles long by two wide, and known as
Province Pond. They are under good state OF
cultivation, aud will be sold at great bargains.
Any one wishing TO buy good farm in beau.
tiful location, will be directed 10 one by calling
upon James NJ. Tuck, Parsonsheld, Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, T. NJ, BiddefOrd, or jeremiah NJ.
Tuck, Salmon Falls, n. H.
The above property will be sold at Public Auc'
ton (either together or separately, as may best
suit the purchaser) on Tuesday, The ath day oil
September next. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, unless pre-.
viously disposed Of Also the Stock Consisting
Of abou, thirty hcid of neat cattle, and two
year old Colts,) Hay aud Farming tools,
Terms made known at sale. Possession given
May LIST, 1886. SAMUEL TUCK.
| Panonsfeld, May lst, 1855. IL
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Dissolution Of Copartncr,hip.

VlE CnpNtnershp hsreto,ore existing unler the nrm
81 Mitchell PhilbrOok, has ben this day dissolv-
ed by mutual conient. a. v. MITCHELL,
JOHN PliILDR0Ok.
n,ddeE,rd, August g, ISSS.
The easn.ss sIl b eoBtlnaoi by the subscriber,
where vih ~ huni choce variety u Gruceres ecn-
sist-g n fe, Cof Sagtr, Chess aui al the ar,iccs
usually kep. IN grocCry store. Thankfal hr hvors
heretoio-e, oonuuancc Is respectfully solicited.
have engaged NE sces % Nc. MaSsuerr 20 assist me
In my siory frcmPs atteuton, god Articles ami Alr
prices, WI b my motio. y. y. MITCHELL.
y Ne. Central Blocs.
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land, a
u Cottage House. with cigh; rooms, shed and
stable anI other ouibuidiuCs, Ne, all new aud IN
a good and pleasant lucaliOu, It being part OF the
estate belonging 10 Widow Susan Lolg aud stu
atcd near Hollis Mill, West Denmark, Me.
Across The mad i,om this Is farm OF forty
acres, equally divided Into tillage p1Sturase and
timber Land, free from siumps and siones. The
whole Will make one OF the beet farms Ia ONiord
County, very easy oi uccC>s u icing ut The i'rEs
OF several roads leading to FgebuIg, BrownheId,
cnd Brid-tUu.
A line Timber Lot oi forty acrcs, near the Saco
River, only quarter Of a mile from asood land
inc.
The above will be- sold together, or in separate
lots. n not disposed % at private sale, Will be
sold at auction on the Is, Tuesday in September
next. For icnu., apply 10 CO... James WaEer OF
Fr'rburr, Me, or Ui L :. Williams, Lynn. Mas
saChusciis. "a
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SHAW & CLARK, ProprietOrs,

Sold Wholesale aud retail By the Proprietors,
and a, retail by +. Gilman, ID. l.. Mitchell Libby
* Tuwne, aud Charles Murch, Saco L. Shaw
aud SalIer Emery X Co, Sanford John Merrill
aud Samuel Lord, Springvalc, VIM IL. Connani,
silas Derby and Saywlri X Wcbber Alfred; a.
Warren, Kcnnebuns; and by all the principal
ApO,hecanics and Druggist throughout the Unit
ted States aud CanldIs James IL. Chadbourne
& Co, Wilmington, North Carolina, wholesale
agent, flr the southern, Middle and Wes,cra
States; Weeks g. Potter, Boston, agents for
Massachusetts, Rhode l>lind and Conhecticu,
Pond & Morse, Rutland, VI, agents for Vernon
John : Hayes, Great Falls agents for New llamp
shire Rugg & Wilton, Montreal, agents for the
CanadaS
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U. S. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

army AND NAVY OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, BOTH
"A Regulars anil Volunteers, Sailors. Marines, rlota.
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers. Indians,
and al persons who may have served fourteen days Ia
any of the Wars q the unt States since the year iIoo
The Law % 1855 gives each q you who have Detherore
received q Warrant foe Land, one Hundred and rxty
lercs AMI "a all Who have rccelVci bounty Land,
enough more 10 make One Hundred and SIXTY Acre.
In The case % the death q the person entitled 10 Lard,
his wow, or n no WIios the minor Child or Children,
are entiiiei 10 the bounty.
We ara prepared 20 promptly pro'tesfs aNeisins
for Land and uiH supply Justices Of Peace, Cosnfy
cisrks, Comnis,ion,rs Of Deed, hOfari,s Pabiie,
Lsrysrs and aH sfltrs, riA fAs necessary fnsfrve.
foni, and biank Jer'a', free " cost on application,
bv mail or ofAruiss.
When deslrci will sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit check &c process.
N. IL. COM & CO.,
- william Street, Nev-York.
RuuMcr-Bank Of the Commonwealth, Nev-York.
Qhio Lus TIwt Company, Ssy ywk
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STATE OF MAINE.
AoyrrASr G.stHAl'. ogIlcE, }

A1IITANN ~
Augusta, August Q, ls55.
WILL M SOLn, N conf rmy n a resolve passed al
w the last srss.'n - ths Legslaturc, certain Military
rupsrty, NV On The Arelais al Portland an Hangor
conss.iug In par 3, Nu about lOOl fint-Ick Mus
kCt, ahcg thnasaad Halls Rifles, 90 tons Iron Ord.
nance, Shslis etc, Ut Case ami Grape shot, Mnsket
Lcks, Cartridges, Was, AMI ScabbEl Belts lot Lead
Balls OH Gun Carriages, ETC., etc.
Scald proposals vul be rccciycl for the purchase %
SAID propcrty, AZ the AiiuAnt Generals Oicc In Au-
gusta, Maine, bef,rr tie hccnth day % Septc-
br nrNi, At which time the proposals viii D. opened anil
determino,l Telns, Cash ca Delivery, al The Ar
sctlNls IN foriiAnl an' Bangor.
Tbs prcpsIty may he examined by applying 10 WV.
H. hlMBALl., POrtlanl, AMI TIN. H. MOllsE Bangor
Arsenal Keepers. JAMES n BACHELOR,
sSS4 dctiss Qaarfsr-Mlsfsr General
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PRICE 81 90.

Principal np1t al 40. % Ceniral street, Lowell, Mass
~ Sold by druggists generally.
u. H. Hay. Druggist, Sl,e Agent hr Portland, and
GsLsrai Agent tr State. j. SaSyer, NJ D., No. = HID
dc6rl house Hack ard A. sawyer, Liberty ST., agents
Tor Bhlit .5rd. Daniel l.. Mitchcli, saeos lyJO
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W nc TUNhET 9fsHNUI'NTINN. IssI
no one suffering from haekned Cough, Pain In the
side, restless ngEis, nervous feelings, aud the whole
tnn Of dyspeptiS sensations, aud given up by their
phy sician be another moment without consulting the
RsCULApIUs. Have the married, az those about To
he married, any impeachment, read this truly useh
book, % has been the means OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death
lJ-Any persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive copy ofthis work
by mail, or five copies will be sent ior one dollar.
Address, (post paid) Dr. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruc" ST., Philadelphia
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Instructions on the Guitar.

MIR. BISHOP. Teacher % the Spanish Guitar.
W. viii give lnsiruc,cns 10 those Who may hvVr him
With Their patrohagr, applying 20 MR. q. q. Bay
No. q wAshlrgton Biock, BHliefori, Me- ami also al
All. u. a. ADAMS Music Rooms, No. 4 MAshington
block, up stairs. 81
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET KSCULdPIUS

TENllE haieth Edition, WIN one
u Hundred Engnyings, showing
Diseases aud ,inlfOrmaiions of the
Hannah System In eyery shape aud
form. To which u added Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being VI
the highest importance 10 married
people, OF those contemplating ma'.
WILLIAM YOUNG, ND.
Let no father be ashamed 10 IRE.
sent copy of the ESCULAPlUs ~
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man ~
woman enter into the sacred oblisa
ions Of married life without reading
th. POCKET EgrIlIAPIIIS Ist
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY,

0R Coughs ofeyery description, r Bronchitis, ioarse-
l. ness and chronic pulmonary complaints In general
the most successful remedy, and deserving The con-
hdence and fair trial b all Who suffering from the
above disorders. believe that in all these disorders IT
mas 40 EQsAL. During the past year made up near ten
thousand bottles AMI have received hundreds Of letters
many ofthem from persons who had been suffering Tor
months AMI for years. and who had triel every
thing that had been recommended by physicians and
friends in valn hut by the blessing Of God they
speedily cured by the European Cough Remedy.
Family Pills.
The sale Of my Family Fills is also rapidly ncreasng-
They are excellent In Bilious AMI Liver Complaints
They compounded that they act at once upon the
stomach and bowels the kidneys and the skin, and, be-
eye, equal 10 anything Of the Kind, In this or any
other country. Price Is cents per box
the European Cough Remely and Vegetable Family
Pills, are prepared by Rev. WALTER CLARKE, OoIni'h
Me- late Apothecary AMI Pharmaceutical Chemist ln one
Of the manufacturing towns Of Engand by whom agents
are supplied.
For sale by Tristan Gilman, saco and at the Union and
Journal Counting Room No. j, Central Block Bddeloni
2Ou
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y0l,s,,fary Testimony.

We the subscribers, residents Of bennington, do here
by certify that we are well acquainted with DR.. J. ii.
schenck. lie wa. attacked by disease, which, as we
beicye' terminated In Pulmonary Consumption under
The operation Of which, he was reduced so low ~ TO be
unable to leave his bed for long time, and to all sp'
pcarance was past recovery lie Is now perfectly well.
his cough AMI fever have len him. and we esl lusnhed
have re.ultsd from the use Of the Pumonic syrup.
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Pork and Lard.

n Barrels Boston Ness FORK,
JOHN GILPArlIC.
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DIR. ]. H. SCHENCK'S
p U L M0NIC SYRUP.

FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
THE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
i years ago, reduced low 10 be given up by his
physicians and friends in the last stage Of consumption
When all hopes 81 ever getting well had fed he was
strongly recommended to try syrup made from an Old
Indian receipt which succeeded In eectuay curing him.
The family physicians and large number Of respectable
gentlemen issnsI ~ the facts " ,hs a'Hi s1i e
Pulmonc Syrup obtained reputation never equaed In
that sec ion Of the Country. Creating, this case did,
sensation second 10 that only Of miracle Dr. schenck
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted to whom he
administered the syrup with the same benehcial resus
In fact such the nOtorety u this medicine that e-
nent practcing physicians had their attention drawn To-
ward the rising reputation Of H. firm having witnessed
its curative powers AMI frequently extended the hand OF
friendship AMI encouragement to Dr. schenck and used
II in their daily practice.
monary Syrup does IL produces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them from disease 1t
promotes the expectations alays the cough, rpens the
matter In the lungs, and when Is discharged, II heals
the opening that the breaking Of the tubercues sbsess
produces and the lungs become sound and resume the
performance Of their natural functions It also soo,he:
the Initiated portion Of the lungs AMI other organe, sud
thus restores those parts to health. superior property
that the medicine possesses over AL others Is that con-
alns no opium, calomel any other deleterous drug
In 1871 DR.. Scheniek removed from Remington, New
Jersey to Philadelphia, and commenced the practice OF
his profession where he acquired reputation eI-
celle by none IN curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed ncurable anil he has since then daily pre-
scented TO the world ncenesabe evidence Of his success
Both Of his parents died with consumption, which APP
pears have been hereditary disease with Ills fathers
family All his brothers and sisters, except one, died
early OF this disease Of them bat the one brother
reaching the age OF twenty.
Thus len nearly the last Of his family, he naturally felt
some ALARM as one amer another consigned TO the
tomb by this fell destroyer
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BOATNIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
To TILE AFFLICTED.


nR. W. Y. PADDLEf0ID, Once at No. IL Exchange
IL Street Portland may be consulted on all Diseases
incident to the human frame. Dr. T. give, particular at
.enton To all Disease. 81 the Urinary Organs. His
great In those long standing and dieut cases
such a. were formerly considered incurable, 10 SUFFICIENT
to commend him the public, as worthy the patronage
he has received. Therefore pers ne afflicted with Dssss-
G. Of the above nature matter how dlheuit 70 long
standing the case may he, would do vel 70 call On d.
Paddlcori at his oice and II not efectualy relieved,
no remuneration will be required for his services
Read. Reflect, md b. Wise In Time.
hi, Acknowledged by all Physicians % repute, In oil
countries. that no one medicine Is sufficient csrs all
complaints, and also that With the exception Of Neural
ga MEDICINE will cure any one disease, bet mat
every complaint requires change OF Medicine IS pro
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists as curing all complaints, should be avoid
eli, II you wish to avoid being humbugged.
To Fcmaics.-Al diseases peculiar - nmsis,
moved The efficacy Of his remedies Tor the cure Of the
above Affections have been vel tested In an extensive
practice for the last IL years.
To Youuy Mcu.-YOu who are troubled With
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad habit In
YOUTH the effects Of which nocturnal emissions,
pains and dizziness In the head, rgetllnes sometimes
a ringing In the ears, weak eyes, Sc, terminating IN
consumption or insanity II neglected. are speedily and
permanently cured by Dr. Paddleforl.
1I- Beware Of all kinds u Ellxirs and eordlals ~
they are 81 no We.
Dr. Paddlerd gives particular attention 10 all diseases
Of private nature, In both sexes. and warrants Per
feet cure.
Dr. PaJdleor Is not only making improvements BY his
daily Increasing practice but also informing himself Of
the treatment Of the most difficult both In ais
country and Europe. lie 10 dtemine let the sXpsnss
DE what Il may that h patients shall have the best ned
teal treatment In the world.
Recollect, all you who are afflicted, Apply at once Of
my Office, and but few days will be required 10 Affect
cure.
Room. adapted Cor the privacy Of patients The poor
advised free Of charge. Physicians or patients wishing
his opinion advice by letter. and nclosng the Usual
Zee, A. will be answered by return mall Ally
W.. PADDELgORD.
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late &C, Of Congress, for
" all who have served II days in the military
or marine service of the United States, since ll9O
10y EMERY ~ LolllNu'
Saco, March s, 1855.
NIB. All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled to 100 acres m;re, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers IN our pos
session. III L. e. l..
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r.. r. r.

r. r. r.
EXCLAMATION!
n GREAr MYsrsRY EXPLAINED In the year OF our
Lord, 1851 In our capacities OF analytical chemists
discovered that by uniting certain vegetable agents, when
had never before been uscl In medicine obtained prop
critics possessing such marvellous quick power over
PAIN that the moment was applet TO the parts anected
with pain, all uneaslness ceascl The most torturng
spasms and lrrations soohed, AMI the system re-
stored 10 perfect In few minutes. In 1919 Ne In
troduceJ this Remedy to the world under the name OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
It has been used by hundreds ofthOusands throughout
the United states, giving instant ease TO All troubled win
Pain or sickness One application externally, or few
drops taken Internally will instantly free the sufferer nom
the most violent and terrible palms. and restore the weak
feeble, and Frustrated frame To strength and ysor
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF without deriving special benefit In lees than
nnecn minutes after Its use.
Let those who are now suffering any pains give
II trial. Cor In fifteen minutes they will enjoy case and
comfort. Rudaway's Ready Relief was IN
first and is the only lemey discovered that will stop
the most tOrurng pains In few seconds, AMI free the
system from Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Nervous and Mas
matte Disorders In few hours 1t will cure and protect
the system against sudden attacks Of
CHOLERA, DYsENTERY,
DlARRllGA, CHOLERA NORBUs,
BILIOUS cIl0LIC, FEWER AND AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, lNfLuENLA.
dausiye smuant neryine sntl.spasmclc, and counter
irri,an The II. X. REMEDIES medical discoveries
Of the present century They are prepared on an entire
new and original theory, TO stop pain instantly" aud
protect the human system against sickness or any sudden
attack. The dose. required To be taken are SMALL
few drops o. READY RELiET exercises powerful influence
over diseased action.
1T MAS CURED
rheumatism IN four hours,
Neuralgia In one hour,
Croup In ten minutes,
| Diarrhea IN fifteen minutes,
Tooth-ache In one second,
spasm In I'VE minutes,
Sick Head ache In fifteen minutes,
Chill Fever In ifteen minutes,
Chlblans In I've minutes,
Soar Throat IN four minutes,
Influenza In one hour.
splna Complaints stG joints, Cuts bruises Wounds,
Trost bites, Cholera Morbgs, Dysenty Tic DoloreauS,
AMI all other complaints where there pains,
RLDwIYs READY RELIEF will Instantly stop the palms
and quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy Of II. II. II. Discovery ".
2 and the complaints cured by Railways lenoyaing
l.esolyent, In next weeks paper. Il. Il. H. Remedies
are sold by Druggists everywhere.
H. H. HAY Druggist, Portland general agentfor the
State Of Maine. AGESIs-J. sawyer, VI. D., Bdde0ri,
T. Gilman, J. q. Durham, j. o. Rollins, saco A. War
rem, Kennebunk sas Derby, N. L. Weber, Alfred 10
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rise up, and go at once for bottle Of oil Doctor WILLIAM
Abot's nitters take them by the directions -go rH
good 6aih and strong hope, for you can be cure as
we'll ns ten thousand others, who, could they al spea1
its praises with one voice, would BE- h."n fin MaiIs 70
,rs,r I'D debIltated use 1t Or Il renews
and nyIsorates mothers give to their children, for
II h a sife, honest, family medicine.
THE RICH AND THE POOR USE IT,
for they both need the same help,a professional men
for seentary pursuits bring indigestion and the above
complaints ;-the mechanic, for he wants good appe-
lite and sound nights rest 1.-THE aborer for his health
is often his only capital and best fendthe sailor iar
ay rom home I'm fever atltudes all cllmes he wants
n trtIsty medicine, such as OLD DOCTOR WILLIAM
NDBOTTs DITTERs.-The ladies' Use these BtterS Tor
the cure ofpmpes and bal humors, az they DO not oad
70 og looks IN short they are used by all classes and
hare been for forty years 1t mo medicine OF day
made 10 taste pleasant and advertised for SALE nor 10 II
GOT up 10 clear the Maine law either I'll composed Of
natures remedies and will restore the true working OF
her laws. Come away then from your prejuiices and
leave your worn out Disappointed hopes,
Nf-U az
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.

DY the Act Of Congress passed March g. 1885, all on
I'D GERS, soldiers and Seanen who have served your
TEEN DAYS In any war q the United States since
li'5, entitled 10 leo acres % land, II they have mol
received It, Those who have received 40 No acrr.,
entitled 10 enough more 10 make up the 100. Those
who have received 100 not entitled b any
The benefit % this Aes extends IN the widow and minor
children Of the soldier but other heirs Those who
have been engaged In BATTLE entitled 10 100 acres
without regard 10 the period Of their service.
Persons having claims under this 90 any other Act,
win have them promp,ly attended 70 by calling on, or
writing 70, A. l.. RICHARDSON CO, IL Railroad
Exchang, Court square, Boston, who pay cash foe var.
rants.
n d. We have hiihfai and experienced Agents, In
Washington and make no charge In any case, unless
We obtain the Land.
Boston, March ., 1855. mos.
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RtcJtidiissl, NsHral.ia, Tie DOl0rsdHr, Cont,
pIin ~ ~. LL-ll 81. Stanlnch ~

" may alsc b. rc upon IN an diseases % the bowels
-Dyscutgry, parrh0nl, AMI Chjlgra M1rbus, yisi at
once D. IL rssca influence. Again repeat, N
II necls M Other ec1tnmeniaiion No family will be
without u afcr they have prvrerly tes,cl "a mcrts.
Reader, n you have tried ether rrmccs without success,
despair not -rclirf il nos az hand. Are you suffering
f'm Scrol siN bottles ofmy aii Cathartic will cure
yvu. W0ul yuu D. relieved ir0m hAbtaal Costiysness,
thrCe hotties viii cGcci an that you desire n yuu
afctrl with Rheumatc Ncura-, OF ether local pains,
two botlcs VIII free YOU frm them. Al hamors gill he
ersicatcl from the hnsl by the u from 10 sin
bJtues. In short, fypn require aphysc CO any pur-
l', this i tbs most rvllhc s AMI agrccahlc 10 the
tasiJ that has bc.n p!Acsl wia tn rsssA % the
fftkAt
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TRY lt---Try It---Try IL.

yst, safe, AID agreeable ply
SIC egsrsd O.
ne public.
rENIIE Necessity - such medicine has long been iet
~ both by the heads Of families AMI physicians. Its
advantages Cathartcs given In the form u Pulls and
Powders, must be obvious 10 every intelligent person
I, opcratrs m.rc Immediately AMI yfectuNy uHon the
system. anl az The ume u Infinitely less difcult 10
administer bsug quite agrcChls D. the taste, ~ not
only produce ~ The ELECTS where physic l. required,
hat c'mprely habltal cosyencss, leaving the
bowels perfectly ire, II cNPss an humors frcm the
h'l, 4 certain cure 1r Piles rcg..e, the action Of
the Liver, srrs the Stomach r0n bile, nyigoratcs the
Whole Nervous system, and removes the cause Of all
lcal palms, such as