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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Proclamation by the Governor. S2OO REWARD.

1IOCldiudtlOu Dy tuc oOVCIuOi. $2OO REWARD.
 WHEREAS, It has been made known | w to the Governor, that, on the 18th day of
 February, 1860, in Prairie county, Arkansas, James E. Feaherston was felOniOusly murdered by one
 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MABERRY, and that after committing the murder he fled from jus tice and is still running at large Therefore, l, Elias N. Conway, Governor of the
 State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me
 vested by law, do hereby offer a reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery of
 the said Benjamin Franklin Maberry to the sheriff
 of Prairie county, Arkansas, in order that justice l may be had and the law executed. In testimony whereof, have hereunto signed my name and caused the seal of the State | L.. S. of Arkansas to be affixed, at Little Rock, thls 24th day ot February A. D. 1860. | ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor: $. M. WEAVER, Secretary of State. | ESCRIPT TION | 6-j' ''The murderer, Benjamin Franklin Maber- | ", is about five feet, nine ten inches high will | weigh one hundred and forty or fifty pounds, has | singular look out of his eyes; which are of pale
 blue color, his hair is of light auburn color he is
 hterate usually affects to be in good humor, has | lived in Prairie county, Ark, ten years near the
 line of Arkansas and Jefferson counties. | Feb. 29, 1860. 3w. | HOUR thousand lbs. Sugar;
 U 100 sacks Coffee, Just received and for sale by Feb. 29 Ie60 A. J. hUII.
 DURNETTS COCAINE, just received
 ID and for sale by J. J. McALMoNI. i Feb. 29, 1860.
 "ARRISON'S Cream of Beauty for the
 I'll toilet, at J. J. McALMONT'S. | Feb. 59, ls60 | Iron.
 1O OOO LBS. assorted Iron, just re-
 Feb. %, 1860 A. J. HUTT. Hand Trunks | \ IL kinds and sizes of Hand Trunks. | A just received and for sale by
 Feb 29, 1860. A. J. HUTT. Corn
 1S0 BUSHELS Corn, just received
 IOU and for sale by 4. J. HUTT. | Feb. 29 1860. Grind Stones. l. A SUPERIOR lot of Grind Stones now
 4 \ on hand. for sale by A. J. HU1T. | Feb. g, 1S60 | Corn Meal. 1 OS BUSHEDS fresh Corn Meal, just | %O received and for sale by Feb. %, 1860. VIM. r. POPE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Dissolution of Co-partnership

THE Partnership heretofore existing in -l- the general mercantile business by the under signed, this day dissolved, by mutual consent The business will hereafter be conducted at the old stand by J. A. HUDsoN X Co.,, to whom the debts due the former firm are alone to be paid.
 J. A. HUDSON, E. E. IVES. ;++I, D D,.I-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Tin Ware

Timed Iron tea, table and basting spoons; (" eggwhips and slicers; sauspans different sizes; brass snuffers; Jappaned candle sticks and lamps Spittoons, spice boxes, sugar boxes, dust pans, large and small greaers, pepper boxes match safes, coffee and tea canisters, and variety of articles too numerous to mention. All of which will be sold at extreme low prices for cash by
 J. BRlSBlN, at the
 Stove and Tin shop, Feh % 1860. 3m, Markham street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

LUST received, and on ostru. ~ hand at the Auction Store. <SEzxsrS l5 Black Walnut Cottaqe Bed @1ssSss:x1s3S1 steads, 30 Mattresses, 10 dozen Windsor Chairs, Bureaus, Work q k4yesssrE ND Stands Dining Tables, Cribs, etc, for sale ot mi vate sale, low for cash
 J. D. FITZGERALD,
 Feb %, 1860. Auct;onasr
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Just Received from Louisville, C0 BRLS. Extra Superfne Flour and ~ Tor sale by M. TANTI. Feb 29
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
J. A. HUDSON & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots,
 Shoes, Hats, Caps GLASS, Crockery, Queensware and all Nl other articles required etherby city or coun- try dealers. Old stand of Hudson X Ives, Main street, Little Rock, Arkansas Feb. 29, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
?. Nicnard's Young Ladies Institute, ooARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

TERMS PER SESSION OF TwRNry-oNE WEEKS.
 PAYABLE HALF IN ADVANCE. Trimary department ................ slO % Junior :" - TIs m Senior oo m flano, Harp or Guitar (each) ........ 25 % vocal Music in classes, without extra charge Ancient and Modern languages, Drawing. I5 0O lncdental l-fuel desks, chairs, etc...... 50 Terms for board SIP per month.
 NoTE.-Pupis received at any time and charged rom date of entering to the close of the Session. NO deduction made for loss of time, except in cases of protracted sickness.
 JULIA E. RICHARD, rep. ~9, loo0. ly Principal.
 HEAD QUARTERS l3TH BEG. ARK. MnIrIAJ Order No, l. Little Rock, Feb. l3th, lS60 { HE Colonel Commandant, announces ! the appointment of the following Staff Off, cers, viz:
 ROBERT C. NEWTON, Adintant;
 JOHN LEWIS, Sergeant Major;
 R. W. STEVENSON, Quarter Master;
 VIM. w. GRIFFIN, Quarter Master Serc't;
 GRANVILLE MCPHERSON, Commissarv;
 PROF. MILLEN, Drum Major;
 GEO. D. SEER, Surgeon;
 F. w. HOADLY, Judge Advocate; And said Officers will be respected and obeyed as such, accordingly C. PETITION, Feb. 29, 1860. Colonel COnimaRdam.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Furniture,

l Furniture. | USI received, and on .,oNIru. eI hand at the Auction Store. eSSEzzxsMr: b Btaek Walnut Cottaqe Bed. G1~1 s,eaas' ' 3o Mattresses, 10 dozen FETsssEs ySff Windsor Chairs, Bureaus, Work @kyFssssS,1 stands, Dining Tables, Cribs, etc., for sale at pri- vate sale, low for cash.
 J. D. FITZGERALD, Feo. 29 Io6o. Auctioneer. Fresh Butter. S00 LBS Fresh Roll Butter just re- OWW E., so eeived and for sale by , ,,,,rr
 FLOUR, S0 BRLS Flour just received and for CO sale by A. J. HUTT. Feb 29
 Whisky. 1S0 BRLS Whisky just received and ICO for sale by A. J. HUTT. TEEN KEGS best Rifle Powder just re- | ceived and for sale by
 Feb e9 Al. HTrTT Strayed or Stolen 1.-TWO bay horses, about six years II old, one l2 and the other l4 hands %6A nigh; one has star in the forehead and branded on the lelt shoulder; the other has marks perceya- Die. The sad horses strayed or stolen about the last of January last. The undersigned will pay reward of $l0 for the delivery of said horses rep 29, lobo. 3t GEO. kADLE. Just Received from Saint Louis CS BRLS. Double Extra Flour: -c p :" Extra Superfne Flour; l2 boxes Candy.
 And m for saeby M. TANTI Just Received from Louisville, C0 BRLS. Extra Superfne Flour, and ~ for sale by M. TANTI. JUST received from St. Louis and for ~ sale by (Feb 29) M OSBORN.
 Early Irish Potatoes LUST received from St. Louis and for J sale by (Feb 29) M OSBORN.
 Bacon, Bacon.
 USI received from St. Louis, Clear eJ Sides, Shoulders and Hams for family use, and for sale at the cash store by
 Feb 29 NJ. OSBORN.
 Flour, Flour. CS BRLS. double extra Flour, just re- -c ceved from St. Louis, and for sale at the cash store by (feb 29) M. OSBORN.
 Hominy and Beans TUST received and for sale by c Feb 29 M OSBORN
 White Lead THlRT1 kegs pure, received and for Il sale by (feb 29) NJ. OSBORN.
 Window Glass and Putty DECEIVED and for sale by la Feb % NJ. OSBORN. OIL OIL. COAL Oil, Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Cas- \/ tor Oil, Sweet Oil, etc, etc., just received and for sale by M OSBORN. Feb t9l
 Bakers Pure Cod Liver Oil. LUST received at the ''New Drug Store" D Feb. %, 1859, J. J. McAIMONT. Flour. CT. LOUIS extra, in barrels and half C barrels, just received and for sale at cost and carnage for cash, by BRUGMAN < co. Feb. %, 1860. Whisky i A T the lowest rates, for sale by "A Feb. %, 1860. BRUGMAN & co. | PiCkeled Beef. | 4 CHOICE article of prime mess beef, 1A ust received and for rale low for cash in hand, by BRUGMAN X co. | Feb. %, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Champagne,

Concentrated Benzine. THE BENZlNE removes all kinds of u grease spots, etc, from Silk, Ribbons, Cloth, etc, cleans Gloves in few moments without affect ing the color and for cleansing all kinds of wool or silk goods is invalus sple. For sale at the" New Drug Store,'' by J. J. McALMONT. Feb. go, lS60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

FLOUR, S0 BRLS Flour just received and for CO sale by A. J. HUTT. Feb 29
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Majors Election!

HEAD QUARTERS l3TH REG ARK. MuITIAJ TOrder No. 4. Lihle Rock, Fed. 22d, 1860. THE Members of this regiment are here | by notified that there will be an election held on Saturday the lUh day of March. 1860, at the several election precincts in Pulaski county, for MAJOR of said Regiment; when and where they can attend and cast their votes.
 By order of the Colonel Commandant.
 ROBERT c. NEWTON, Adjmant Fab % lSGO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

Whisky.
 1S0 BRLS Whisky just received and
 IDO for sale by A. J. HUTT Feb %
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

Just Received from Saint Louis CS BRLS. Double Extra Flour: ~ p '' Extra Superfne Flour; l2 boxes Candy. And for sale by M. TANTI Feb 29
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Fresh Butter

Fresh Butter. O00 LBS Fresh Roll Butter just re- oOO ceved and for sale by Feb 29 A. J. HUTT,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

CT. LOUIS extra in barrels and half C barrels, just received and for sale at cost and carnage for cash, by BRUGMAN X co.
 Feb. %, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
First s

" GToN, N moved ,ction of lousquS that the as agrg ard, it on publl expo and repd ms of th ue regard |itures rf Q eXanI ne.
 ond thed " a vot
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

1S0 BUSHELS Corn, just received ICO ana for sale by A. J. HUTT.
 Feb. 29, lS60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
OBITUARY.

Died, in this city, on Thursday, the 23d inst, of consumption, Mir. w. L. D. WILLIAMS. lNpExm1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

Strayed or Stolen
 INO bay horses, about six years sr> A old one l2 and the other l4 hands %6A hlgh one has star in the forehead and branded on the eit shoulder; the other has no marks perceiva- ble. The said horses strayed or were stolen about the last of January last. The undersigned will pay reward of $l0 for the delivery of said horses
 Feb 29 1869. St GEO. KADLE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

HOUR thousand lbs. Sugar;
 l 100 sacks Coffee, Just received and for sale by Feb 90 IS60 A. J. HUII.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

TlE sixth course of Lectures will com u mence on the first Monday in May next and continue four months
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

\ CHOICE article of prime mess beef, 1A just received and for rale low for cash in hand, by BRUGMAN < co.
 Feb. 29, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

TEN KEGS best Rifle Powder just re- | ceived and for sale by
 Feb 29 A. J. HUTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE

Little Rock, Feb. II, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29
Whisky

A T the lowest rates, for sale by "A Feb. %, 1860. BRUGMAN < co.
 PiNLala1 poof
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

DURNETT'S COCAINE, just received ID and for sale by J. J. McALMONT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

Hand Trunks. A IL kinds and sizes of Hand Trunks. A just received and for sale by Feb 29, Iooo. A. J. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-02-29

From the Detroit Free Press, Jan. l7. Outrage by Runaway Slaves in Canada A Farm House Assaulted by Band of Negro Rufians-Too Men Mortally Wounded-Rescue of the Rufians by the Negro Population.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24
For the Union and Journal.

FRIEND Cow,S: I send you the material
part Of conversation between Mr.. a., who
dad not 70 to the convention yesterday at
Saco, and Mr.. B., who did go-which may
answer for materials with which to make
short communication to your paper.
A.-why did you depart from the usual
custom, and not nominate Drew for the sec
ond time?
B.-This whole subject was canvased at
the County Convention at Alfrcd--i. was
there satisfactorily ascertained that Drew
could no, be elected.
A.-Can T. NJ. H.,
BIB. is impulsive, you know, and thinks
he can be elected.
A.-But ii. is an aristocrat, and the peo-
pie know it, and will not poll a single vote
more than Drew.
B.-Perhaps so; but ii. can be bled free
ly, and Drew is weak in the knees from past
operations-and with plenty Of the need
full we can carry our Sheriff, and perhaps
Senators, in this county.
A.-Good! Hayes is the man.
Here is the secret Of the nomination Of
Hayes, viz; money to carry our county for
the Democrats-planned at the County Con-
vcntion, and had from the mouth Of one Of
their Of their own men.
Aug. Is, 1860.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24

u., EpAraim's ardor Tor Lccompton
hc~nn 20 cecil when buchanan turned
Nm oat sfOnicct
II. another article We have shown how slav-
ishiy E,hraim followed the Lecompton policy
ofthe President up to February, i2th-and
long after all the rascalities OF the swinde were
'sknown and read Of all men" On the s.n "
February President buchanan. against hP.
rsim's,npsrtsnats prayers for rs-sPpoin'%. an,
gave him leave TO retire, and sonis
Collec,orship Of Belfast on j. o. psN a..
Then Ephrim's eyes began TO open W 'Ao
,n.mv Of nj, own past political course, anu Us
=. Ia enacted the tragedy. he eoneiuae' 10
.,,.,,.,n tA.'publis With sJsres. Accordingly
~. 80, az Feb % opened an article thus;
srber, Is an sndercurrento iise,ing ana Sp'n-
pn ~ the policy and measures now before
az. ,.slie. which has for some time often been
sne P"ssJ in private circles, but which Is not
S,hy repre.ented in the public press, and not
ALI Understood by all editors. Politicians at
Ws,Sinstoa are apt TO 90 along in faaeied &C.
eurity, in consequence Of their ISOLATION from
The people, and their want Of knowledge from
actual personal intercourse, OF What Is moving
In The minds Of men in the several States
In his next issue-yiarch 5th-he saw things
still more clearly. Being out in the cold off,
cially. his vision grew keeuer. He had received
q mournfai letter from an Anti-Lecompton
Democrat in New Hampshire, and he published
Il with the following comments;
There are thousands Of men In every State
In the North NJ this moment who feel as this
gentleman writes Ia relationto matters at WASH
inSton, and Il Is useless for any one to shut his
eyes 10 this important fact We fear our dis
tinguished friends at Washington VIII be the
last 10 hnd out the popular pulse OF the States
Public men there aresurrounded By Interested
datterers. ofteu receive letters from those inter
ested In deceiving them WAsn Pubhe man
taL,,tk ,tsad, q Is easier for those rAo rdnt
Al, h, ror 10 praise his eoAdaci kan b counsel
aim that ne ought TO take different course
How Smart's own political shifting and sub
servieuey illustrate the concluding words Of the
paragraph just quoted from him. he week
AFTER the above article was published, the Free
Press was united with the Roeklsnd Democrat
FROM which union we have the Democrat and
Free Press sfpresent nctoriety. The Roekland
Democrat bad kept faliy abreast with Smart In
his Lecompton career, going its full length for
the s1iad,s as long as Smart did. The union
Of the tso papers therefore makes . most APP
propris,c organ for Ephraim.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24

rrsna,e uysslf for breakfast by Two hours
III mon the beach, picking up here and
,ha,s \ Hsbell Of the ocean" u bring to q
cherished one st home:
There arc several boarding houses here,
but we Canadians are all staying at the Old
Orchard House, which has been greatly i'm
proved and enlarged this season, containing
now accommodations for as many boarders
as the largest first class hotels in Canada
The dining room will seat comfortably 900
guests. The sitting rooms, drawing rooms,
dc., are nicely furnished: and the location
Of the house Is the most commanding OF any
one on the beach. The table rs loaded with
all the choicest delicacics Of the season, and
the servants Tor as our Republican neishbors
call them ,domssiies) are civil, attentive, and
obligine. Board at this hotel is afforded at
the moderate price Of one dollar per day. l
viii not be suspected Of sinister motives when
I advise all my 9rockville friends who think
Of coming TO Portland for summer resort,
to DO sure and come on TO the Old Orchard
Beach, and put up at the Old Orchard
House."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24
OuR WIpr Aw.xr,, are full Of real and

OuR WIDE AwAxEs, are full Of real and
enthusiasm, and will do their whole duty.
Their numbers are constantly increasing.
There are now in the two organizations OF
Saco and this city some three hundred mem
bers, and they promptly respond to oil do
mands on them for labor in the campaign.
On "Wednesday night, when Mr.. Wilson
spoke, they came out with about two hum
dred and Fifty torches, and tonight they 90
to Kennebunkport village, and on Monday
and Tuesday evenings they are to attend the
meetings TO hear Hon. Mr.. Gooch and Hon.
F. ii. Morse. Most Of them are young men,
who DO care Z" whether slavery Is voted down
or up"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24

Al Court OF Probate held at North berwick, with.
in and for the county of York, on the first Tues
day In August, In the year ofour Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. by the Honorable u. H.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court
IN the petition OF EMILY y. UNDERWOOD,
" praylns that administration dc bonls non, With
the will annexed, OF the estate of SAMUEL UN.
DERVOOD, late Of Saco, In aid county, deceased,
NAV be granted 10 William J. Patteni
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next Of kin 20 take administration, and give notice
thereof 10 the heirs OF said deceased and 10 all per-
sons Interested In said estate, by causing copy
Of this order 10 lie published In the Un'cr Josrnsf
successively, that they may appear 81 . Pre-
hate Court 10 DO held Ut Limerick. In said coun:
ty, On thahrst Tuesday In September next zen %
tic clock In the forenoon, and sheW cause u any
they have, Why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
"a Attest, Francis bacon, ReEisssr'
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon Rss'''sr'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24

At Court OF Probate held at North Berwick, WITH
in and for the county OF York, on the hrst Tues
day in August, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty, by the Hon. T. u. Bourne,
Judge ofsaid Courts
IN the petition OF EMILY p. UNDERWOOD,
" widow OF SAMUEL UNDERTOOK, late OF 30.
co. in said county, deceased. praying that admins.
tration Of the estate OF said deceased may be grant
ed 70 william J. Patten, OF kennebunki
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the next OF kin
TO take administration, and give notice thereof
10 the heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons In
tercsted In said estate, by causing copy Of TIL,
the Unioa n Joarna., printed at Biddeford, In
said county, that they may appear at o Probate
Court 10 he held ut Limerick. In said county, on
the arst Tuesday In September next, at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause u any
they have. why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
d Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest Francis bacon, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24

Tor ASopYNK FOR RHEuxArIsx.-Rheu-
maiism, 30 often treated by outward applica-
ton, fails Of cure or relief from the very
fact that more than half Of the cases can be
traced to a dyspcptic habit. This cause
Rheumatism Of the blood or circulation, and
nervousness follows. Local Rheumatic pains
are generally confined to the muscular OF
bony parts, but when it passes from one part
Of the system to the other II then is Rheu.
matism Of the nerves. Therefore all cases Of
general Rheumatism are nervous, and will b.
reached with the Tolu Anodyne.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24

MAINE STATE AGRICULTURAL sociErr.-we
have just seen the schedule Of Premiums to be
awarded at the next exhibition of the Society,
which Il will be remembered is to DO held in
Portland for four days, commencing 25th OF
September next. The list Of Premiums Is quite
liberal. especially for live stock, the products
Of the dairy, SC. J. ID. Brown, ESQ. has also
placed 500 at the disposal of the Committee
for the best essay on "Under Draining and
Deep or Subsoil Flowing" as applicable to
Agriculture in Maine. Some Of the most eI-
tensiye breeders Of blood stock in this State,
have pledged that their herds shall be put on
exhibition. The Committee say that the Com
missioners and other intelligent gentlemen OF
Massachusetts, assure them Tin reply to inquir-
ies) that the cattle disease "has become dor
mart or entirely eradicated." The track is to
be laid ON MunjOy, and is to be very capacious
and of the best kind. Everything bids fair to
make this exhibition interesting and extensive,
and we hope agriculturslists and others will
give the subject that attention its inheritance
deserves.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-24
From "rhe Flag OF Our union," dec IL, 1859
Extensive Establishment.

A few days since we dropped in at Seth w.
Fowle & Cos, No. Is fremont Street, Boston,
from whence are dispensed those two STAN
dard and long tried preparations. Wiaars
Bdisam Of IYiid Cherry, and The Orygena'
ted Biiters. The eminently respectable char
acter Of the house is u guarantee for the eI-
cellence of these two admirable medicines,
but to appreciate the systematic manner in
which their business is conducted, personal
visit is necessary. The Balsam and the Bit
tiers are prepared, packed and despatched un-
der the immediate supervision OF the propri-
etors, and the large number of male and 70
male assistants employed evinces the remark
able popularity to which these wonderfully
effective specifics have arrived, after sustain.
ing the test Of many years of constant toll.
Wiaar's BaisGn Of Wid Ch1ry is pecu-
liarly adapted to the wants Of our New Eng
land climate, especially at this trying season
Of the year, when the seeds Of consumption
are 50 often contracted. Indeed the slight
est cold should not be for a single day neg.
lected, especially when this specific is always
at hand. Many OF our subscribers have writ
ten us that they do not feel safe without
keeping it ON hand in their families, to DO
prepared for emergency. Ii is perfectly re-
liable for the speedy cure Of every form Of
Pulmonary complaint, coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, and is truly balsam with "healing
on its wings" OF all diseases, those which
fosten themselves on the lungs, throat or
chest, are the most dangerous, and herein
We have for them, in every form, q specific.
Tie Originated Buffers are designed to
meet another want Of the public, who pre-
fer 10 sayo their doctors bills, and to be
speedily relieved from Dyspepsia In its yari-
GUS forms. These Bitters, as We know from
personal use, have no equal as tonic medi-
cine. They contain no alcohol, and are e.
pecially adapted to the delicate constitutions
Of females particularly in the afiict'on OF
suck headache, they are almost instantaneous
IN enssuns cure. Soda, magnesia, and all
the aikaiies, are but temporary in aaording
relief, while the ,0Iygenated Bitters, CON.
bined with hygienie Substances, relieve and
permanently cure dyspepsia and ali stomach
difficulties. They have long been prescribed
BY our physicians with entire success. "a I,
specific for acidity, fatulency, water brash.
liver complaint and bilious affections. In.
deed, both the Baisam and the Buffers are
very generally endorsed by the medical fac
ulty Of New England.
These remedies arc sold everywhere.