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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
UT4H TrRnIroRY.-A correspondent of the

UTAH TERRIroRY.-A correspondent of the
Alta writes from Salt Lake City as follows:
Last year there was raised in this territory
over two hundred tons of flax, which soon Is
TO be manufactured, machinery having been
brought from the East More attention will
be given this season to its growth, as the eli
mate is well adapted for it. The flax is of
fine quality, and compares fayorably with
the best of Russia. The cotton crop is re-
ported as large, that is raised in the vicinity
of the St. Clara river where are two flour
ing settlements.
A new settlement has recently been formed
in Cache Valley, some eighty miles north
of this city. Some portion of this valley
is in the State of Oregon. At least five hun
dred families are there, or en- route. The
valley is represented as large and extremely
fertile, and evidently destined to become a
large and thriving place. Many families
have left the southern settlements, pretend
ing to be removing to the above locality, but
Ostensibly on their way to Oregon. New
settlements are forming in various valleys
heretofore lying idle in which the land is
represented as fertile. The large immigra-
tion which is expected to arrive in this year
Eill probably be for the most part located in
these new positions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

STATE AssAyER's OFFICE, SO SOMERSET ST,
BosToN, Mass, April 17th, ts5s. I
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have male y chemical ANALYSIS of YOU,
"AROMArIC VALLEY WHISKY, % and hhd it a pure
fine favored Rye Whisky, containing no lniuriou
matter Of any kind, and recommend It Us suitable fo
medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
state Assayer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

LADIES ON BOARD TIE Survive learn that
Two tE French ladies Of high respectObility, on
wednesday accompanied their husbands on
poaro the Japanese corvette, and were well
received and presented to the Admiral who
was dehghted with the visit The ladies had
ponneu masculine attire, and no suspicion was
entertained until the magnate touched their
t''ee round hands, when thrill of intelli-
Sence shot from his eyes. but he remained
dlscretely silent-S f. call
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
AND TRUSTEE
One Hundred Dollars the Season.

TRUSTEE is years old on the 4th OF May
nest, a chestnut sorre l5G hands high, sired BY I'm
ported Trust, e, dam American Doe, she BY Daniel
Haight's Paymaster, he by Old Membrino, and ola
Membrno by Imported Messenger.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

1HEIR NAME IS LEGION The Golden Era
answers one of its correspondents, who signs
himself "Skeptc," in this issue:
SoEpTIC-Sacrament o.-The assertion Of the
medium is doubtless correct The Animal
Spiritual Register for 1869 says there are one
million five hundred and thirty-seven thou.
sand believers in the United States and six.
ty-lhree thousand in the Canadas, Cuba. and
south America, making a total of GOO 900
In America. In the State of New York there
are 100000, in Ohio, 100000, in Illinois
100000, in Massachusetts, 10000, in Mich
lgan and Wisconsin, $4,000 each in Maine
$4,000, in Missouri, 80 900 in Pennsvl .ania
10000 The believers in the Southern States
are less numerous than in the Eastern and
Western. South Carolina and Arkansas are
set down at 5000 each, and Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Oregon and New Mexico at 600 each
Every State and Territory, is represented as
having believers. Florida containing fewer
than any other, ia set down at 900. 1t is
claimed that during the year there has been
an increase of 100000. Besides this great
number are claimed five million nominal
believers" The compiler of these statistics
gives no authority for his estimation, and it
Is probable that they are chiefly founded on
conjecture. According to the same authority
there are 226 trance" speaking mediums in
this country, and 303 "test," "healing." and
other mediums, 1872 spiritual preachers or
speakers, 900 places where spiritual meet
ings are held regularly or occasionally, 600
different books and pamphlets on Spiritual
ism, and thirty periodicals, with 200, ,OOO.circu-
latlon, devoted to the subject
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
Medical Profession

ID mos'urgenty recommended. Already has it fouud
It's way into the principal public and private Gospi-
'as IN the country, and wherever It has been once
used 1t forthwith becomes a necessity.
The attention of consumers Is called to the certlf-
Gates of the following well known chemists :
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
AT COFFEY & L2ESDON'S
BOILER SEHOP.
EETE have now on hand anil for sale, at less than
w cost, with or without bolers) suitable for
WAsHoE Quartz, FIGURING Saw Mills, IN complete
order, the follwing Steam Engines;

The above are some OF the finest Engines ever inn
ported. Our prices for bo,lery and boiler work has
been reduced fifteen per cent. from last years prices
Parties In want OF steam Power viii Gnd 1t for their
interest to give US call
C0FFEY & RISDoN
San Francisco, March 10Th mr20-3nls
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
San ctirantistu 9dutrtiyemrnts.
DALXsS
a Ii . M "a TI q
v aEAAs5AIsS x w H. $ TX Il
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

HAS now taken that position in the worlds cstlma-
ton, which justhes its Proprietor in claiming FOR 1t a
Superiority UnriYnlled,
Produced, as it is, bya process known only to the
Manufacturer and extracted from the choicest grain
which grows no where but in favored locality in the
Valley Of the MonCngahela, aud containing no part-
Gle OF deeterious admixtureI has acquired reputa
ton for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely uponits Inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall ever be forfeited. It's universal
use by the
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

Wholesale Druggists, l43 ana 145 Clay street,
mhl3 6m Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
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DEATHS.

In Saco, on Sunday morning last, Mr.. Sam.
ucl l.. Wiggin, formerly of Dover, y. ii: aged
As years. Ills remains were carried To Dover
for intcrmcnt.
In Eliot, Feb. 18th, Mr.. James Kennison,
agel q years.
In Kitiery. Jan. 5Sth, Frank u. Todd. aged
s years and months, only son OF Be-. amin j..
aLd Anne IL. Todd.
In Sanford, FEB. 18th, Mr.. Samuel Snack
ford. aged SO years.
In Pitts,on. Me-, 18th inst, Mr.. Clarkson
4. Hale Youngest brother OF Hon. John L.
Hale, aged - years.
DiEp- In Lyman, Feb. 18th Mr.. Eliah stevens
In the 9lst year Of his age Sir. stevens was man
highly reputed by all who know him. lie was
what uay be termed good man In the best sense
lie Was amiahlc, afectionate, upright aud ohlls,
ing as husband. father, friend aud neighbor anu
"A sincere, humble, consistent, devoted ehIisuUn.-
Though called 10 endure many trials ~ uie, ana
for several OF ss last years. deprived 81 ms si-ht
and hearing, and bed iden for six mo9ths before i
his DEATH and often dmeted with mueh IlstFSss, no
was never heard 10 murmur or complain livery
thng went we'll with him. aud DE oi,en said he wa.
dealt with by his Maker. much better than ne had
reason % expect lie felt that his ehlldtsn .ffends
and neghboTs, were all Kind o. him, aud seemed
grateful for their attention aud sympathy. All the
DAYS Of his appointed time did he Patiently walt
till his change came and his end was peace win
great propriety u NAV be SAID Q, nun, TIC va
gpod man and full OF the Holy Ghost, AMI OF bith
"Blessed are the dead who die Ina the Lorl"
Ellis children embrace this opportunity 70 express
their grateful acknowledgements 70 MS nelghhors
and ffiends. for their Kind and perscyering atten-
TN 70 thsir f,thev while living, and espcelaIly
during his las. SICKNESS May Heaven reward
them. w.
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state Of Maine.

County or YORK.
q Csry or DIDDEFRoD .. ....
To LOrsasO ID. Staples City Marshal Of Bid
,{sford, III. GREErISG:
You are hereby required, In the name fthe State
OF Maine % notify and warn the inhabitants of the
city Of Biddeford, qualified according To law TO
vote in the election Of state and County Officers, to
meet at their respective Ward Rooms IN said City,
via ,-WaTd one, at the School House in School
District No. CT Ward two, Mt the School House on
sullivan street In said ward Ward three, at the
School House on Pool street In said ward Ward
iodr, at the Engine House on Washington street /,
Ward Two. at Concert Hall. OIL Chestnut street I;
Ward six, at the Engine House, No. 2, ON Chestnut
street and Ward seven, at the basement story In
TIE store Col. Harrison LOWELL AT the corner OF
Main street aud Hollis road at kng's corner 50
called, on MON DAY, the twelfth day Of March, at
nire o'clock In the forenoon. % give In their votes
Tor Warden and CLERK In their respective Wards
also to give In their votes fora Mayor, and Judge
OF the Municipal Court for said City one Alder
man, three Common Couneilmen and one Constable
In each Ward.
You are also required 20 give notice 10 said In
habitants, that the Aldermen Of said City will he
In open session at the Aldermen's Room, on the
two secular days next proceeding said day OF elee-
tion from o'clock in the forenoon 10 ~ o'clock VI.
and IRON o'clock TO o'clock r. NJ, to correct the
list Of voters Andaiso on the day of election from
o'clock In the forenoon % O'clOck'in the alter
noon 20 hear and decide ON the application OF per-
sons claiming the right to vote.
Dated at BlddefOrd, this 18th day OF February,
A. ID. lsC0.
CYRUS G0RDAN, Mayor.
JACOB n; COLI Aldermen Of the
=: ~; ,nVonnMninS,. CITY OF
8 so :! SS6 MTEhE' IiddsiSTd.
City ofBiddeford, February 80, 1850.
Pursuant to the above warrant, to me directed.
hereby notify aud warn the inhabitants In said City
OF Biddei0rd, qualified as therein expressed, to
meet at the time and place, and for the purposes
therein mentioned.
LORENZO ID. STAPLES,
10 City Marshal Of DlddefOrd.
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES'
DR.. ]. DuPOlCGS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

v,,,,uo,s In correcting irregularities and remov-
H., ohstruetions from whatever cause and always
sneeessnil AZ preventive.
Trte above named GOLDEN PILLS have been used
A, ,be Private Practice OF Dr. DUPONCo for over
THiRrY YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS In nj
most every ease and II u only at the earnest sole
itatlon Of THOUSANDS OF LADIES who have
successfully used them, that he Is induced TO make
them Public by appointing agents and advert 81 2
them In order that ALL who may be suffering from
the above complaints may Ind In the above Pills a
PrsrsHtiUs Relief and a permanent Cure. Conse-
queatly. he has appointed an agent In every city
and town In the Union, where these pills may be
obtained.
Price 81 per Box.
sold by DR. T. q. STEVENS, Druggist Liberty ST.
GsHsrdI IgsRt for Bitisford AID SacO.
Ladies' by sending him 81 90 through the Did,
defOrd Post O9Ice, can have the Pills sent them
(conhdentially) by mall. These Pills are counter
ftifed. don't touch them unless you the sigma
ture OF 5. d. Howe on every box-all Others are
unsafe. 6ml0
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- Bsrars Of Coants.fs,t' and limitations ~!
Enquire for the article by It's rhOis name.
"vcyetabIc Pulmonary Bnlsam."

In presenting YOU with DIR. EAT0N'S IMAM
TILE CORDIAL, we desire to state its superiority
over every nOstrum that nurse or quack has here
tOf0re offered you.
First-It Is the preparation Of regular physl-
can, who is we'll qualified from much experience
i'm nantile complaints to prescribe for them. Sec
oodIy-lt II entirely free from paregorc or oplate
OF any kind aud consequently relieves by remOy-
ING tho suffering of your child, instead Of dcadcn-
Ing It's sensibilities. Thrdly-lt is put up with
great care. rs n comparison OF 1t with any other
article for inintile complaints will shows the very
roots from which IL Is distilled being dug from the
forests under the direction of DIR. Eaton. many OF
thsmlby his own hands. PGurthly-lt Is perfectly
harmless aud cannot injure the most delicate In
FAINT and Is certain and relief In all the fol-
lowing cases, which Is its chief merit over every
other preparation, viz; ...,,..,,
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING, such a. DYSINTERY COLO, &C., also, for
sOlenins the gums aud relieving pain. For regu-
lating the bowels IL Is unequalled. For cold IN the
Head Ii Is sure relief For GROUP. the most IA
tai and trying of diseases, IL can be relied ON with
perfect confidence and being powerful anti-
spasmodc in all cases of commissions or hts "
earnestly recommend you TO lose no timo In pro-
curing it, Lastly-lt costs SO much more than IN.
err preparations OF the kind, that we cannot Afford
such long ADVERTISEMENTS as can those whose whI 10
expcnse Is their adyerisingj Tor tho same reasOnt
recommends itselfas the most reliable 10 alln0th.
ers In all cases, the directions wrapped around
each bottle must be strictly followed. Price y
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists,
No. &c Maiden Lane, New York.
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Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Remedies

Have now been before the public for Ave years
and have every where won golden opinions from
the many thousands WHO have used them.
simple, free from intneacy, technicality, or dan
ger. they have become the ready resource and aid
Of the parent, traveller, nurse or invalid and have
become the family physician and medical adviser
OF thousands offamllles. No where have they been
tried without hayinsbee approved, and their high
CO. appreciation Is among those who have known
them longest, and most intimately.
MIA full set OF lluNPnRErs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS with Book Of Directions, and twenty diff
ferent Remedies, IN large vials, morocco case, 81
ditto, in plain case, si case OF fifteen boxes, aud
Book, 81 Single boxes, % cents and 50 cents
These Remedies by the single box or case, are
sent by mail or express free Of charge, to any ad-
dress. on receipt Of the price. Address,
In. Y. HUMPHREYS & Co,
No. see Broadway, New York.
Sold by A. SAWYER. BlddeiOrd. iWG
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Notice of Foreclosure.

pIIE undersigned heIcby gives public notice that
i Elizabeth j. Wentworth, OF Lebanon, Ia the
county Of York and State of Maine. married wo-
man, by her deed OF IOrtga.e dated lob 18th,
1859 recorded Feb. nth. 1879, In Book 2CO, pages
3iI-2 OF York County Records, conveyed to caro-.
line T. Wentworth. OF the same Lebanon, married
woman, a certain tract or parcel OF land situate
In said Lebanon, and bounded and described as iol-
lows. 10 wit North Easterly by the road leading
from West Lebanon to Three Ponds Village, In Mill
ton. NoTth-westcrly by land Of Daniel T. Warren.
South-Westerly by land Of John Lucas, and land OF
Orrin Merrow aud South. Easierly by land formerly
owned by the Congregational Parish in Lebanon.
The aforesaid Caroline T., Wentworth, sold and as
signed and made over the Aforesaid mortgage on
the lth Of September A. ID. 1859, to one Charles H.
Kicker, duly recorded. rs will appear by the ork
County PocOrds. Book 26l. pages JILL, anu the
aforesaid Charles n. Kicker sold assigned and made
over the aforesaid mortgage 10 Thomas VI. Went
worth OF Lebanon aforesaid, the undersigned, who
Is now the holder and owner thereof on the 18th OF
September, A. j.. lSj9, as will appear by YORK
County Records, Book 262, pages S9l-i. The con-
ditiOnin said deed has been broken, aud by reason
whereof the undersigned claims to fOrecloSc the
right OF redemption OF said mortgaged tract OF
land. -. ,,,,,,.u,,,.,,,,-,,,
Dated at Lebanon the twenty-slxth day Of Janu-
AIRY. A. ID. lS60. 3W9
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MARRIAGES.

Hln this city, 2Jd ult., by Rev. j. L. Davenport,
MA. FgNNk Foss, Of SacO, e. Miss MARY hLLEN
Glars, daughter OF William Clark, OF TINS city;
In Kcnucbunk, by Rev. 4. Worth, John Rob
erts, Es,I., 10 Mrs. Eliza Taylor.
In marlborough. Feb. 18th, by Rev. Mr..
SlWtelle, Mr.. Charles Smith, to Miss Clara
Roberts, all of Marlborough.
Ir South Berwick, Feb. n, BY Rev. l.. w
Allen, Mr.. Benjamin I. Lewis, OF Berwick, to
Miss Abba Il. Smith, of Somersworth, y. II:
In Great Falls, Mr.. Peter J. Paxton, to Miss
Melissa J. Ham, both Of Rochester. Mr.. John
". Richmond. to Miss Elizabeth I. Fife, both
at South Berwick, Me.
In Wells, Me-. Feb. 2ist, by Rev. J. ID. Cook
Capt. Charles Littlefeld 10 Miss TheodoSia
Clark. both OF Wells.
In Sico, Feb. -, by Rev. ]. I. q. Nichols,
Mr. Isaac = Plummer 10 Miss Serena X. ID.
Philbrick, both Of Bddeford. Feb. 18th, by
Rev. Charles u. Rice, Mr.. Robert CleaNes to
Miss Frances VI. Lathe, both OfSaco.
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Sl,eriH''s sale.

YORK S., February "a, ls50.-'Takcn on
Execution, the same having been attached ON
the original writ. in favor of Abby ) Mason,
Of South Berwick, in said county, against Ben
jamin L. Parks, of said South Berwick, reco-
vercd az the Supreme Judicial Court for said
County, Feb. II, $50, end will be sold ut Pub
lie Auction, On the premises, on saturday, the
3lst day OF March next, at Q O'Clock in the
forenoon. all the right, title and interest the
said benjamin 4. Parks In, To redeem the fol-
lowing parcel of land with the buildings there
on, situated in sail South Berwick village, and
Pounded by land of Mary W. Kicker aud John
g. Thompson. and by Main Street, So called,
from "a levy of an execution In favor ot Alpine
"a. Goodwin, against uil Benjamin +. Parks, FOR
the sum of five hundred anl twcnty -seycn dol
lars and iiity-seven cents, and interest on said
levy. Conditions ut time and place of sale.
JOSIAH PAUL, Deputy Sheriff.
South Berwick, Feb. Goth, 1850. 3wio
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Brighton nrarI<et--Fob. 10.

At market, 1910 Beeves, 90 Stores, 600 Sheep
go Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, sSOoi hrst quality,
81 % q sOOOi second, So 70 so third. 50 % d
900
Working Oxen--None.
Milch COws-Sj9 10 common, slT ais
Veal CalVcs--SJOL SIOD, s. ~.
Yearlinss-SOl a UOi two years old s7 s22 %
three years old ssta2s.
lIides-Cc aCi per ID, Calf Skins-lO lie pei
ID
Sheep and lambs-s2 75a3 % extra 50 IS %
aGOO
Pelts-sl 81 a. IS each.
Swine-Storcs, Wholesale, Spring Pigs,5l &C
retail q a .lc.
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Sold By A. Sawyer. BldacfOrd. iW6

Mrs. Wiusioe, an experienced nurse ana le-
male physician, has a Soothing syrup FOR children
tcething which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething by sOftenng the gums aud reducingall in-
amatOn-wll allay all palm aud is sure 10 regulate
the bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, II will give
rest 10 yourselves and relief and health 10 your In
fInts Perfectly safe In all cases. See advertise
ment In another column. lyr3l
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

that John H. Gowen. David Tuxbury and
Charles Hill all OF SacO, Ia the County Oflork, by
their deed Of mortgage dated November .!nd, A. ID.
lsl conveyed 10 her the following described lot oil
land situated In SacO Aforesaid, and bounded on
the Southwesterly side BY land OF William CUTS,
ON the Northwest by land Of the heirs of Samuel
Moody deceased, ON the Northeast by the lot OF
land ON which the Baptist meeting house stands,
aud ON the Scutheasterly by Main street, contain
in. one quarter ofau acre together with the build.
ings thereon and that the condition In said decd Is
broken, by reason whereof she claims foreclosure
OF the right to redeem said MORTGAGE lot and
buildings. CAROLINE A. BArCilELDER
By Moses Emery, her Attorney.
Saeo, Feb. 2lth. A, ID. ISCO. 3wiO
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TIE
ONLY PREPARATION
Having proof. so strong and direr, ms to
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL.

For statesmen, judges, editors, physicians Of the
oldest schools rs we'll rs new, give IL their unquai.
fled sanction. and recommend IL for all cases OF
erptions and diseases Of the scalp and braini but
all who have used II, unite In testifying that IL
will pre- serve the hair from being gray, aud from
falling TO any age, rs we'll as restore. Read the
following
OAK GROVE. 3. C., June 9th, 1859.
Prof O. J. Wood, Dear Slr;-Your Hair Restora-
tive Is rayidly gaining popularity I'm this cominu-
nity.. / have had occasion to lay prejudice aside.
and give your Hair Restorative perfect testi-
During the wear 1851. was so unfortunate as 10
he thrown from my sulky against rock near tho
roadside. from which my head rec lived most rcI-
r,ble blow causing n great deal OF Irritation, which
communicated 10 the brain and external surface OF
the head. from the effects OF which my hair was u
nally DESTROYED over the entire surface Of the head
From the time first discovered its dropping, how
ever. mn 10 the time Of its disappearance, en-
Moved everything couldthnk Of being profess
sjonal man MYSELF and, as thought. understand
inc the nature of the disease but finally defeat
ed In every prescription advanced.
= These and no other circumstances induced me 10
re.ort 10 YOUR worthy Hair Restorative, which
have every reason to believe, produced very
hapny result, two months after the first npplica
ton. had as beautiful n head OF young hair rs
aver saw for which / owe you my most sincere
thanks Rest assured dear sir, shall recommend
your ncmedy 10 all inquircrsj moreover, shall use
nv influence, which latter myself to say Is not
You can publish this If you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully.
VI. J. WRIGHT. NJ. ID.
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Boston Mnrlxet-Feb. lS.

FLOUR.--Sales OF. common brands Western, a,
sI2J a g. y fancy brands at 8 81 g. Gll ox.
tTas s. - 90 a. and superior at 50 - = ~ per
bbl. Southern Is quiet at g. - for iancyi 80 p
q 80 for extrasi and 81 OOaSO % for superior.
COEN.-Nellow, u - a o @c per bush white go 81 a
Sc.
RYE.-SoO ~ per bush.
nAY.-Eastorn has advanced TO sOoaeO per ton.
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Copartncrship Notice.

The subscribers have associated themselves H.
business under the Eri name, Of IL. l.. Ford, and
thea will continue the Grocery aud Provision busl'
rs.s incndiny also the sale Of Flour Corn Mt IN,
~, 49,, iJberty street. which has been until thls
da'o0os'p''u " HORACE FORD.
PORTER FORD.
Bidderord. Feb. I 1860. 3ws
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rur,p $. Senator and formerl,

1T MoREHEAp. U. $. Senator and sOrmerly
Governor OF kentucky.
u. III. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode L.
WM. WOODBRIDGE, late Governor ofMichignn.
Its success In severe cases OF Dyspepsia. ISFEf-
M yDGENERIL DEBILITY OF THE SIS
TEN places II among the most wonderful discoy-
cries Ia medical science and has given ita reputa-
tlon far beyond any remedy known for these COM
plaints in all their various forms.
Prepared by s. W. FOWLE & Co, Boston, and ior
sale Nv J. SAWYER and Augustus Sawyer, Bidde-
ford, Gilman 4 kimball, Saeo, Ed a. BIag. .
York; Joseph Curtis, Wells; samuel Hanson' 5uL
ton Centre; &. NJ Hutchinson, West Buhtoni ClsA
4 Brackett. Llmipgtoni and by dealers every
where. iw