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DISSOLUTION.

The arm heretofore existing between CHARLES
J. CLkAvEs and II. =. NJ. KNBALL, under the
firm name Of Cleayes & Kimball, Is this day
dissolved.
BiddefOrd. Dec. 5th, 1861.
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF YORK

CouSry. TRkAsraER's 0rYIcE.(
Alfred, October 8, 1861.
Tn conformity with Section Filth. of an
i act OF the Legislature Of the State OF Maine,
entitled "An act relating 10 Zines and costs Of Grim
inal Prosecutions approved March nth, A. ID.
1888 hereby publish the following list, contain.
ing the aggregate amount ofcosts allowed In each
case In Criminal prosecutions at the Supreme Ju
diclsl Court begun and holden nc Alfred, within
and for said County Of York, on the ID Tuesday
Of September. A. ID. 1861
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CLUBBING,

Home Magazine, and Godey's Lsdy's Book. or fIar-
pers Magazine, one year $40
Home Magazine and Saturday Evening Post $500.
Philadelphia. 60
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NOTICE.

All the notes and accounts OF the late firm
having been assigned TO J. Moore, are in the
hands OF \ p. McKenny TOR collection. Call
Immediately and save further cost. 3w3O
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HONEST INDUSTRY
Will receive its Reward =!
~ YoU WOULD SECURE CONFIDENCE.
MEYER DEcEiYEg
T.. III. MCKINNEY
Would respectfully announce that he still oeutin-
ues 20 execute the VERY BEST PICTURES at
10 new rooms. permanently established At
Nc. 4 WASHINGTON BLOCK,

is new rooms. permanently eshbiished ~
Nc. I WARRINGTON BLOCK,
As my stay in this place IL altogether unlimited,
persons who may wish Pictures Of themselves OF
ffiends living or deceased, can be Sure ~ getting
them finished In the hest style, by calling al my
rooms and nv gork 20 usrrasfsd not fate ~ spot.
large assortment OF Fancy Cases, Fancy and
Gilt Frames, constantly on hand end Tor sale 81
wholesale and RETAIL at Oh. lowest prices tor cash.
I am sure take the best pictures, AL make them
as cheap as they can be obtained 1t any other
place nos or hsrsafU. Bear In mind thst my rooms
are permanent. and you will always0p me there.
aui. Nc usual, making photographs ~ all sizes
and Rsss pislR % sSSIss ns % s na %.
Melainotypes. &c, &C. This 10 the only place IN
the county whers the Deautlfal Card pictnres,3
for 81 %, OF full length for the same can lie OBJ.
tainsd. ~ A stereoesopio Panorama s 81 ell
times ON Tree exhibition.
Mr. Mekenuey would return, his unquailned
thanks To his fellow citIsns. tor their bera! pat
ronage and will expect TO receive the same. voyd
Pictures and prompt attention 10 busns" wiz 20
cure IT, All sre cordially invited TO call
4. II. MCKINNEY.
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POLITICAL KIND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
g.sal Saartis.ul.ut,.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF YORK.
Couxrr TasAsuRER's oYslcH,)
Alfred. October 6, 1851. 5
IN conformity with Section Fifth, Of an net
i of the Legislature OF the State Of Maine, emil.
tied IAN act relating 10 zines and costs Of Criminal
approved March 9Th, A. ". 1853,
hereby publish the following list, containing the
aggregate amount OF costs allowed In each case IN
Court begun and holden at Alfred, within and Tor
said County Of York, on the I'd Tuesday q Octo.
Der, A. ID. is6i,
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e should rs.a Prof Wood. .av.r.i...sa'
In another column
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Rare and Elegant Premiums


Are sent to all who make up Clubs
Oar Prsmiss,, for 1897 are. beyond all question,
the ~O.t bsaHtifi and desirable yet offered by any
Magazine. They are large sized Photographs, as
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art Of magnificent English and French Engrav-
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YEARLY TERNs ~ ADyANcE.-s2 year cop
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PREsIvNs-One premium plate To every 81 sub
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.. II Is not required that all the subscribers TO
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STATE or MASSACHUSETTS,, 90
County Of nampden,
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 10, 1861.
Subscribed and sworn to By the above named A.
W. Chaplin and s. J. Wall, before me.
Q. FREEMAN, Justice OF the Peace.
DAVID FALES, AGENT AT DIDDEPoRD. lwJO
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PLANNING MILL REBUILT.

A NEW MILL has been erected on the site OF the
n Of the one burned last August, on Gooch Island,
DiddefOrd. and Is lifted up for
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Copyright secured
The Great Indian Remedy !!
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MATTISOyS INDIAN EMESiGOGUE.

This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown OF any
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IL designed for both married and sim
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OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
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' the least injury TO health IN any
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to hang him but tss6 n1d seti came up,
notifying them Of the approach Of the Fed
aral army. They Immediately commenced
q retreat, and so fearful were thay Of being
surrounded, that they relaxed their vigil
lance and he escaped.
aai From another source we learned that there
were eleven hundred and fifty rebel troopa.
About i've hundred regulars, 81 they call
thems were under the command Of an OH
Ger from Richmond, by tho name Of Caskie,
and the residue OF the force was made up
Of country militia. o. Jennings Wise was
In the vicinity Of Charleston, on the Great
KanawhA, with large force.
Col, Pond had only three hundred aud
sixty men. They showed pluck, and would
have fought we'll.
Companies II and B, Seventh Regiment,
showed bravery and courage. They were
ready, and were positively spelling foE q
fight, and would have engaged the rebels at
Whatever odds, The citizens along the road
looked upon us as forlOrn hope, and feared
that we would bo cut off. They rode fro
quently back 10 Col. Tyler urging him for
ward. The Nineteenth Regiment were safe
ly enoamped at Buekbannon, on the march
with Gen, McClellan's column.
Col. Pond is q Marietta man, and his COM
mand was drawn from the south and south
west part Of Ohio.
Much credit Is due 10 the officers and men
Of Capt. Asper's command for the prompt
and cheerful manner in which they marched
to tho relief Of Col. Pond, where they sup
posed they were % engage 6 superior force.
Yours, truly, JUNIUs, JR.
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THE PERRT LIeHT INFANTBY.-The Herald
and Plain Dealer, with their usual enter
prise and accuracy, hRvo been disposing
very summarily Of this company, and send
ing them 10 Gallipolis before the members
themselves knew it. Both announced that
the Company had been requested 10 go TO
that point to guard government stores. and
that they voted to go upon Thursday even
ing last. This announcement was all cor
rect, with the triaing exception that ne such
request was ever made, and no such vote
was ever taken. The facts are these; the at
tention of Capt. Hayward was called to the
fact that the Governor intended placing some
independent company at GallipOlis. that the
force now there might be ordered into
service. Gov. Dennison wished TO know il
the Perry Infantry could go if they should
be called upon. On Thursday evening an
expression was taken to ascertain how many
could leave their business TO go, if they
should obtain the request A large MAORI
BY expressed their desire and ability TO go
Capt. Hayward then went to Columbus Il
eudeayor to obtain the order to 60. Gov
ernor Depnisop Wss at Washington, and Ad'
jutant General Buckingham bad decided t
give the preference to some Company in th'
southern part of the State, nearer the seen,
Of duty. The hopes of the Perry Infantry
are therefore disappointed.
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SCHOONER UEIoE DIsABLED.-The schooner
Union, Capt. Barrows, LEFT Port Stanley on
Friday evening. When six miles off Port
Talbot, a gale struck her suddenly, car
rying away her main top mast, fore TOP
mast, top sail and gallant yard, and all the
canvass. She came into this port about
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, under mair
sail. Capt. BarrOws had no warning what
ever of the squsll, and was totally uupre
pared for it. His loss is about $5O5. Fully
insured in the Commercial Insurance com
pany Of the city.
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NRw YORR nIARKRT-July 20.
IpT TTLFoaAPU,J


kL0Uil-Market opened 90 better, but only q
limltsd export aud home trade enquiry. Marke,
closing quiet ct previous prices. The sales Of extra
ssIss an, insOO bbs 81 0ai 10 Tor superfihe STATE
a. 25st0 for extra atatoi t3s561i,o3 for supornne
ses.si t lSf Sa SinSn 70 meela s9,s te SS15d
hooped Ohio; S3.Iei86,l0 for trade brands do. u
CANADA RL0UR-TTansaelion are moderate
With rather better prices for common grads. sales
are 80 ibis at ss'i5es ss for superihei SisoaToC
FOR common 60 choice extra.
RYE RIsOUR-Market quief ~ t2,b0m3,50.
C1RN MRAi,-Mhrket guiet but unchanged
WHfSW H-iiarket y shade easiar, sacs are
sol h6a e 70 l9s chiefly a. the inside price;
export demand aud limited supply salea are SOFA
bush Chicago spring &C 3ogsei lgta on.h kaSns S,l
g5e; 6,O00 bush very choice DO at Sl,0 lsaO0 bush
miiwankes club q sessae $500 hgsh amber LOVE- 4, o
0l.0G la5u bush winter red western at yi,l2Ql,
2,t0l Uush new amber delaware az sl,22; 600 bush
RYE-Msrkst oHist al 6sa66o for North Rivor
Sales are 3, $40 bush western at Abc
BARLEY-Market quiet and nominal.
CORN-Scaroely 10 much doing and the markOt
has undergone no change. Sales are 1900 bush A.
s9e94sc for damaged new mixed western; t1esl5c for
sound do ile for prime shipping do; 600 for new
6xTsSseIiins at 9sss0c Cor Western and Cana
dian; s10stl for State. ff ...
rate business doing Sales are go bbls ct Sl8,3T0
1879 tor mess; Si,OO for sour dos $1,000 for primo.
81 81 OOoei5 80 for country prime ShO05, 80 for
country mess; Ss,0lO,s0 for repaoked messi Sln,sO
PRIME MESS BEKF-MlrEetq quiet and nom.
inally unchanged.
BKEF HAMS-Sellng slowly at Sl25064,O0.
CIT hikATS-Market Inactive. SALES 25
hkds dry saited hams at 5Ac. The rangeis 46@5c
for shoulder. b6a6c for hams.
BACON-Market quiet aud unchanged.
LARD Market unchanged, with but little doing.
Sales are 100 bbls at sGogc
BUTTER--SelIinr az 6H@lIo for Ohio; 7alsl{o
for State; isl6c for DelawaTs aud Orange counties
CHBESk-Market steady at 2G97o ~ In quail
ftV
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Sn1n RY DRnanIsrs EvERYWHrRr
DR.. SWEETS


DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
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Is known all over the United States.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
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DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never hAils. Mss 81
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Cures Burns and scalds Immediately.
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| = q, ..Io tx All Druggists. Prio6 . cents.
= RICHARDSON B CO.,
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For saIp b Strong Armstrong Sole Agunta foi
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FATAL AccIDExT.-Patrick Mcdonald, ,long
known in IrishtOwn as "the Piper" fell
from the bridge by the ouyahOga Furnace
on Friday night, into the river. In falling
he struck his head on the pier and cut it
badly. He was intoxicated at the time.-
Being taken home and put TO bed, he was
found there dead the next morning.
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COMMERCIAL.
dIGVRLHND 0iIRKFT-,Iuiy 60.

EIOUR-sa'ss Of iss bbls supoFHnaat s. 50, and
% bbis Indiana Xxx a. si,25 l
Z WHRAF-Littla doing, as is usual on SATURDAY.
Sales Of car red and 6o bush do at SOe track i
bush white on track at CSC, and 500 bush do nom
store At $500. r.a
OORN-No sales reported.
OATs-Qhiet a. 90.
IiIGHwINRs-salsaO Of small losS a, IiSe,
RGGs-Dufl at Sc.
BUTTER -RemAlna inii At e@qc.
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sr. v1NoEEr oRPsAS AsYLUN.-The ami
versary of the 81. Vincent Orphan AssOcia-
ton was celebrated yesterday by the mem
bers. A procession of two or three hundred
persons marched from the West Side to the
German Cathedral on Superior Street Bxten-
sion, where services where held. The soci-
ETY. was also presented with handsome
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FIRE.-At 10 o'clock last tight FIRE was
discovered in barn on Parkman street, be-
longing to Chas. ROskOpf, in the rear of his
shop on Erie street. The barn was an old
one and was consumed, horse and COW
which were in it, being got out safely. Loss
small. The FIRE was undoubtedly the work
Of an incendiary.
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srABBINa.-Two men, Jacob Bishop and
Frank Meyers, got into some difficulty near
Williams' Park last evening, and were con-
siderably hurt by being cut with knife
An arrest of one of the offending parties
was made by Deputy Marshal Gallagher
who happened to be near. He is said to be
the man who used the knife. Meyers il
said to be badly injured by stabs in the head
and face. Bishop was cut on the upper part
Of the forehead.
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LErFERs FoR THE7TH REaINRNT.-Leuten-
ant BOlynsaux of the sPrague Cadets, 7th
Regiment, will leave here to rejoin his com
psny on Wednesday morning. All persons
desiring to send letters to their frienda
among the Cadets, can leave them at this
Office ard Lieut.. MOlyneaux viii take charge
Of them.
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OsWRGO hIARKKT-JnIT ID

FLOUR-Market steady at go for fancy.
WHEAT-MaTket firm and wheat scarce, Sales
~ bush Milwaukee club on private terms
lORN-Also scarce and firm. Sales u, 100 bush
Illinois at R1c.
Other Rrains quiet.
CANAL RklGHTS-Stesdy; aouT 25o; wheat
Go and corn 7ao75io, to New York
LAKE IATPORTS-i9,OO bush corn; 900 bu
barley; 5000 hush rye; 100 bush peas.
CANAL RXPORTS-l l65 hbls -four; l2j bush
wheat: S6,00o bush corni shipments 10 Montreal,
23,O00 bush wheat.
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~ RefrigeratOrs and water-cOOlers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium Of W. L. MARVIN,
No. 42, souIh-side Public Square,
july16f Cleveland, o.
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. IN The members Of the c. z. G. Club
are requested TO appear ct their rooms in
Superior Block, on Monday st l2jf o'clock
P. NJ. By order.
L. s. PHIttrPs, President.
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DEoREBs CoEFERRED.-The CIevslan d
Union Law College, upon the 2sth of June,
conferred the Degree Of LII. D. upon the
Rev. D. N. Hartsham, President of Mt
Union College.
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BuRaLARY.-The house of private watch
man Edmund Gibbons, on Marshall street,
was entered on Saturday night, and a small
trurk taken from under bed in which his
wife was sleeping. The trunk was carried
outside and sawed open, and S2I6 dollars in
g I'D taken. It was afterwards carried g
short distance from the spot, and left. sus-
piciOn has fallen upon Chauncey Cock, who
was the only one who could have had
knowledge Of the premises, and he has
been arrested. No portion OF the money
has been found. Cooks wife was also taken
in custody, and is held as witness.
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REFRIsERAToRs AT CosT.--Having no con
venient Store-room for the six Refrigerators
now on hand, viz: ''schooley,"2 "Jew-
etrs upright" and plain chests. will sell
them AT oOsr to the frstcustomer that offers
thecasA. W. P. FoGo.
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~ Foxs oelsbrased Parma Crackers,
". R. Cheese Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lime, Flour, and general assort-
ment Of groceries, can be found at George
sPrsgus's, oyintts Exchange, foot Of suPe-
rior street.
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voLUETEERs WAxTED.-Forty able-bOdied
men are wanted to FIJI the ranks Of the
Creighton zOuaves," now recruiting at
room No. %, AtwAter Block. This corps
has an order from the Adjutant General tc
fill their ranks st once, with q view to be
mustered into immediate service. Those
desirOus OF entering fret class company
will find this good chance.
VA. None need apply but sound, able
bodied men. FRANK LYNCH,
July Is, 1851. Recruiting 0ficer.
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PIo-NIc.-The Baptist Church Sunday
Schools went out to Wilson Park on satur-
day for picnic.
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BURGLARY on a vEssEL.-Capt. Jno. Ward
Of the Canadian schooner Jno. Young,
was robbed of quantity of clothing on
Saturday night by four thieves who entered
the cabin, and taking what they could lay
hands on, tied it into bundle and swan
across the river.
officer Owen Gallagher brought in one oi
the men, named Pelin Frailey, on St. Clail
Hill, at nine o'clock last evening, and the
others are probably in custody before now
The articles were recovered.
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BLOOD FOUDl
BLOOD FQODl
uFfhfan EnfnnN

TO all suffering from Consumption, inclpient or
confirmed, or irom debility of any kind; CT from
mental or nervous prostitution, brought on By any
cause; or from sor0fulpua c0mnlaints from dis
Gases % ths kidneys or bladder and to Ladies suf-
bring any OF the many distressing complaints their
eer are liable TO- and which engender OOnsum Ption
TIE BLOOD FOOD
4 1uared q Certain and Reliable Remedy. Dtder-
Inc IN every particular from the patent medicines Of
the day, Il e chemical cor bination a IRON UL-
BHUk and EHOSFHORss, ofvery great worth, and
many hundreds 0eg glsd and grateful testimony to
the benefits it mas ,lerred on them.
CHuRUH A DUPONT, 900 Broadway, New York,
consequence 81 fraud attempted BpOn the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from BID
% YEEL0W and increased the 6ze Of the bottle %
ounces. Be very cautious In buying % that the
sc-ginle of their signature u tue outside OF the
Wrapper, ell others nre ttorioits. In cOnae-
7uece of ne large domand t0r this article, the FOL
lowing druggists have ell ordered and received
blies Of the nov kind, vizs
Ohas. A. Eimball, Wm. II. French, J. &. Hayes,
"A. Staniels, and samuel KiddhF lr., Lowell.
Ohio. sb26sikw
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L. B. sOLOMONsON.

Prae6edl Gsd Scientific OP6eiGl,
Recps the largest assortment OF the most improved
kinda OF BPEOTAOLEs. All bis Glasses, whether
s0r near or far sighted, ground under his own
inspection, by machinory Of new construction, with
the greatest care % suit th6 eyes in all cesea,
curing WEAKNESS, Dizziness o. Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and imPsrting strength for long reading or
0ne sewing.
he employs any one 10 The sale Of MS Lenses.
- Also, . aplendld ass goFtEls1t ofSPL CLASSES
MICROSCOPES, COMPAESAB, &p,, on hand.
~ ARTLEIOlAL EYES inserted without pain,
e. perfsot ag natural.
Hotnf maii.dhw
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NoTRINq MORE CONY1NUIN(

NOTHING MORE OONYIHCIEG
Of the value Of good remedy could be produced than
the foll1wng letter, coming Il does, unsolicited,
from gentleman so we'll knOWn In that part Of
Ohio.
BERwIcK, Shelby o., R6b. -, l5d0.
Messrs. J. N. Harris Z Co., '..illl..-
Gents.-I have - and number
OF other good medicines, but no kind that 1 eA er
dealt in gives such good and fal satisfaction the
sherry Wine Bittefs aud my own pra Htical expert
ence convinces me that there is nothing better.
For fifteen or twenty years previous 60 1871, was
afflicted with lnhammat0ry Rheumatism, which had
become kind CT Wan0ei ing chrOuic aGectiOn was
never without, clear Of i bnt At times Il assumed
alarming iormB-aometimes my kne 8, or one Of
them, have been swollen TO three four times their
natural size, aud with the most intOerablo pain
for days OF weeks had no better way ioF looomo-
tion than to hObhle around on crutches. believe
there Is not joint my body that has not at timea
been Affected some only having the eject 20 paral-
yzo joint or limb for day or two 80 - .
tried everything could hear of-trted all the
physicians In our n6ighberhood, hut at best could
only get temporary relief and had come the con-
clusion that was incurRble, until In 1851, receiV-
cd Dr. =. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitter8 irom
you, and three bottles cured me- and have not had
any trouble or return Off since now two and hall
years. I think and believe that IN Bheum2tismi
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint aud Kidney Affections
or Dropay, 1t is specific, certain remedy.
- - exc. W. HOFFMAN.
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1--WE congratulats our roaders upo

B-Me congratulate our readers upon the
disoorery Of q cure cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
Eeuraifia, and all Mercurial Diseases which is ef-
deatTOy the colattution and give temporary relief
elg. In tact, Il Is the only known remedy eilesting
9 perfect cure, and We tee warranted, from It's re-
CGla sndationE IN calling the attention Of the at
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