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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

t.otur.rs lirrclis ts. Mechanics.
n publis officers an City and Country. fublishrr--
all bo wish to bug se!loud do well to employ The
e,uuu, of the La.fstu5; Chr1Hcie, which has large
AMI in erras n circulation in a community containing
large proportion Of active solvent Producers, consulers
and Dealers any in the STATE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

LUNATIo PoRK.-Gov. Harris tried to
save . lot Of pork at Nashville. He had
taken it out . few miles, to the Insane
Asylum, carefully packed away, and then
srea.d the building had nicely put up
little sigus, reading "Iussne Asyluu-pro'
test it for humanity's sake" Our troops
first examined it and then very carefully
"protected it." There is said to be four
OF Eve hundred thousand pounds Of the
pork.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Preparation.
Dr.sEO0ELkNE'S CEE.EHEtATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepar,d Ly Dr.. c. II. Jackson d Co., Ph,A4da,
Will ErFlorulry curs
LIVER CoNrLAISr, DYSPEPSIA, JAuNpICE,
Chronic or Nervou. Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising from a dsoEdtrCd
Liver st,marh,
SUCH as Constipa on, Inward iies, fulness or Blood
> TO the Head acids If the stomach, NAUSEA. Heart.
burn Disgust cr Food, fuusss nr ilht in the sto-
ach, Sour Eructatious- sinking or fuuers at tie Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Dicu BREATHING iiujterins at the Heart Choking or
suncatng -ensstirs whsn in lying posture Nniucss
of vision D0s Of W-hs before the hl, Fever and Dul
Pain in the Head Deficiency OF PersFulOu, igliowness
Of the Skin and Eyps. Pain in the side, Back, Ghost,
Limbs &c. Sudden fushes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imagining Of Evil, aud CREST prpres
sion of Spirits and Eil positively prevent YELLOW FE
YER. BILIOUS EENEK- &C.
The Proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
TO this pr-raraton does with feeling toe
conf hence In IT, virtues aud adaptation 10 the diseases
for which il i recommend-i.
and uutriet article hut one that has stood
the test Of twelve years ril be!Dr, the American reo
pie and it, reputation aud sale ulryaict by any
similar preraratous rNant The testimony in it, favor
given ~ IN. m :, prominent ami " llkuown Physrilns
ani in Iiylaa- in all PARTS Of The country Is inuyuse
sni careful peruaa of the Almanac, published annu
ally by the propricnrs Eni to be- had gratis of Of
their gents can not hut satisfy the most fTtirai that
this remedy really deserving the great celebrity it has
obtained.
(frou J. Newton Brown d d Etor of the Encyclore-
da Of Religions Know l-dgrb
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Necnes IN general, through dfs;rusi their ingrei
eats and .i'c's, yet know of Sufficient reason Why
man may not testify tho benefit he believes he has
TO have received from NY simple preparation. Ia the
hope that he may thus contribute to t- heue # others
do this the more readily in regard TO "iIooHhnds
German bters." prepared ty Dr. &. VI Iarkson. Of this
city, because was pr'judesl against them for years
unf"r the imprr sion that they i .iy acoh4c
mixture au indebted tony friend Robert Shoemaker
ESQ for the re,nrva Of this Pre- uir by profrr tests
and Tor announcement - try ru hen suI fruu
great and long continued debility The three hot
ties Of thrsc B,ters, at the bo-nuing Of the present
year. w followed hy evident relief ard restoration TOT
dosre" Of bodily ami rnt' vi-or which had rot f-i
for -ix months before ar1 had amof fsir,l rca.
ming Therefore tLaEk God AMI for directing
10 the Of them. J. MEN TON EVuAS
Philad's June q. IsGl. fau-IvIalt,2s
c4LDHELL, and H. L. W'RiH0y. Acrnts. Leyyi.bur-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

TIME subscribers havefor sale -~-
Gn lots 10 suit purchasers) r':,ls,lss lssszs.,.H
a large stock of SSI-sesss
PINE BOAR DS-Pauel Stuff Ssas-ss'' 'lssy.ss
Plank. &c. Also 5000 FiAE RIiLS.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash our Mills
on South Branch OF The White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road a, the end Of OUT Road.
LEA Diploma for a superior sample OF
Planks, and Premium for Rails and ShinS-
les,were awarded US at the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN MCALL & SONS,
Iy9=a Forest Hill q, Union Co, Pa
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LewiSburg, Pa. Dec. IL. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

MEAsLEs.-A Mr.. Swift, Of Detroit,
furnishes the following. As there is
erea, deal Of the measles among children
throughout the country, l wish to make
known a plan that will speedily cure and
keep the disease on the surface Of the skin
until i, turns, aad will bring it out wher
it has turned in, or struck 10. Though
simple, i. is sure: Take q pint Of oats
and put them into tight vessel pour on
boiling water, and let it stand short time
then give it to the sick person to drink.
1t must be pretty warm. In fifteen min
utes you will see change for the better
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Nlap Of Union Ccantp.

AMOUNTED on ers,varniS he'd, engraved
NI and Autographed in Philad. in the best
sly.e of the art-30 By 40 inches in size-on
a scale of u inches 10 the rn'le. This Map
was carefully surveyed in 1856, and is reas-
onably correct. Each Township is colored
and there are the Town Plots and Nos Of Lots
in Lewisbnrg, Mflinburs, New Berlin, Hdr-
Teton, and New Columbia. Mountains and
Streams are lraced-the Public Roads, with
the distance in perches between roads which
intersect-also Names Of Farm-O gem
orally. Church and School Houses, Mills, &c.
The Court House, two Of The Lewisburg Uni
versity Buildings, the Lewisburg Boat Yard,
the Union Furnace at Winfield, and Union
Seminary at New Berlin are represented in
separate engraving each.
Every Farmer and person of business sh'd
have one OF these Maps for ornament or for
reference and information.
The original subscription price was $3.50,
now reduced To 81 only. ~ For sale al
Tue .Y0r 4 Chronici, Otfire. and ty
bH. $. L. BECK, Lewisturg
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
been turned over to Capt. Miller of the
WASHINGTON Artillery

been turned over TO Capt. Miller OF the
Washington Artillery.
Col. D. G. Gods win. of the 9th Vir-
giria. was severely wounded. The Pc
tersburg corps was badly used up. The
18Th Virginia. and the 5 Alabama
charged battery and drove the Yankees
from it. The le.h and 6 h Alabama
took battery of ten pieces The l>t
Virginia and 4 h Nnrth Carolina charged
a battery and drove the enemy out.
The h Virgins also suffered much.
The Colonel of the llth Alabama is re-
ported killed
Among the sad casualties of the
dav may BE- mentioned one peculiarly
touching Mr. Richard Yrsdon. Of
Charleston. South Carolina. At The ear
nest solicitation of his nephew a d
adopted s,n. Richard Yea Ion. Jr.. came
here to chronicle the greatest haule of
the war. but We regret tn say. that he
bad to chronicle the death of the gals
liant youth. He was killed Yesterday
afternoon. between FIVE and SIX o'clock
{ about AN hour and half after Mr. I.
had taken leave Of him. near the scene
of his death J while bravtIy charging a
battery If 'he enemy concealed IN thick
ct. ball passing lhr ugh his head and
killing him instantly Three 9th r. Of his
company (the W4>hin ston Light Infant
~. Hamp-, Leg'"n,) hit The dust At
The sum time. and many more were
wounded AMI the enemy bavin! re
pulsed he attacking party are in posses
sion of the dead.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06


sharpshooters poured most destructive
FIRE upon the decks of the Rebel. Kidding
her in a shocking manner. yet. strange to
say, not man was injured.
From an extra of the vicksburg Wing, pub
lished at O'Clock on Sunday last, We make
the following extracts in relation to the naval
battle at Memphis on Friday morning:
GRENADA June "A reporter OF the Men,
phis Appeal arrived here, having passed the
lines to-day, who witnessed the destruction
of the Montgomery feet in front of the city
yesterday, by Commodore Dariss fleet Of
Yankee gunboAts and rams. Com. Montgom-
cry, after successful evacuation of Fort Pill
low, which was completed on Wednesday
night, dropped down 10 Memphis and COM
menced coaling. The enemy's fleet anchored
at Mound City, six miles above Memphis, on
Thursday night, aud Friday morning at sun
rise il dropped down to the foot of the island
mile above the city. Captain Montgomery
made preparations to receive them, and
ght began Immediately in front of the city
Thousands OF spectators, including men, wo-
men ana ttllidTeHs tlHtu the etibiees anu VIZ
messed the heroic struggle of our gallant men
against overwhelming odds.
The fight was stubbornly contested, and
lasted two hours, and was frequently hand to
hand. 1t ended in the complete destruction
of our boats The Price LoeeH and Littie
Rebel were sunk. The Fan Dorm disa-
bed fired aud blown up, the crew escaping
To the woods. The Bsaureyard was struck by
one of the enemy's rams, when she run ashore
opposite the city, sunk on the bar, and sur
rendered. The Eertco and Bragg were cap
tured.
The loss Of lie on the Confederate side WAS
small considering the length and desperation
of the cont Ct.
The enemy claim to have taken 100 prison
ers. Capt. Montgomery escaped to the Ar
kansas shore. CebeI, pilot of the LorsH was
killed by the eneny's sherp hooters and his
body went down with the boat. The captain.
officers and crew escaped ~ swimming to
the shore. Fhe loss Of the enemy is fully
equal to ours.
Captains Montgomery and Delany passed
down the road this evening
The Fccttrals occupied the city yesterday.
Fitch. Colonel Of an Indiana regiment, is in
commend of the post. Three regiments of
infantry have arrived, and large cavalry
force Is mounentarIy expected.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
Northern Intelligence.


Il CctneTn Intelligence.
Northern dates of the 4th have been re-
ceiyed her.. The Yankees claim n victory in.
tae fight at Chickahomiuy, a. usual.
On Sunday they say tIlt Y retook the ground
the Coulcier1tes dove them froal GA S.ltlr-
day, and are now within four miles of Rich
moud Their loss on both days is set do IN
at 5000 killed. wouE4c,l and missing. They
say the rebels left 200 dead on the field.
The Northern press INDUCES in severe STRIFE
tures upon II ..lerk in allowing Beauresard
70 escape from Coruth
iailech te!egraphs to the War Department
that the evacuation commenced OH Wednes-
day nj, ut and was completed Thursday night,
n great haste and confusion. large amount
Of property destroyed and abandoned. lie is
manltesty endeavoring to pailiate public SEN
timen;, which Is setting too strongly against
him.
Fremont crossed the Shenandoah noun
taus with u large force, with the view OF in
tercepting the retreat of Stonewall jackson,
nv ''P''0' -
~" 0''' ~ ''' anu
'"9 "l " '''' ''''-
hun''io" store. eAP'u'eu from D""Ns
Siget was appointed commander Oh the PoSE
at Harper Ferry, IN place cI Safeton.
Gen. "ooI has been ordered TO Baltimore
to take command OF the Middle Department
Lincoln mas called Tor oo'ooo thfee months
volunteers. The Governors OF ONO anu HI.
nois have issued proclamdtions accordingly.
A dispatch is published in Northern papers
m the effect that Mitchell had defeated Price
..,4 ", mr., ..,,,.,,r;re, eaoa ,,-i-o,.-.
IT., ~, f...,,...; ra,,r...o+,,o, ,- 90. ,b.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06
fgrurn +f7e Richmond Di-patch.l
! GREAT BATTLE NEAR RICHMOND.
r,vy LOSS ON BOTH SIDES.

PARTICULARS of the Fight.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

Our informant speaks Of miraculous
case of preservation amopgthe crew Of The
Rebel. AS the Aonarch passed her. her
sharpshooters poured most destructive
fire upon the decks of the Rebel. Kidding
her in shocking manner. yet. strange to
say, not man was injured.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-06

Particulars Of the Batrle By IN Eye- ,rttaes
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07
DEFERRED MATTER.
Burial OF q Soldier,

very large military funeral took place
fr,m Rev. +. III. SINNERS Church, Staple
ton ON Sunday afternoon October 10Th,
the occasion being the interment Of Corporal
John A. Noble. youthful member OF Dur
yeas Zouaves Fifth n. Y. Vols. } who wa
severely wounded ut the battle Of Bull Run
and having lain upon the field without sur
gical aid tor Eve days. died from exhaustion
and exposure in one Of the hospitals at Wash
ington. His body was embalmed, and
brought on here by his father, where u re-
ceiyed the last sad rites due to brave sol
der. Upwards Of thousand persons were i
present as participants or spectators; IN.
military were represented by detachment
Of the "a regiment oil Duryea's Loua'es, az
tended BY their drum corps, and the CON-
manic, Of Can't. Cole and Vaughn, Coi. Nj.
fomnkins' regiment. Nearly the entire hre
dsnar,ment OF the island also paid their TO
snec,. 10 the memory OF the deceased, who
was himself worthy member oil that hon.
oyable body. his name being on the roll-book
If Excelsior Bucket Co., OF this village.
Young Noble was deseryedly esteemed BY all
who knew him, and leaves q wide circle oil
friends to mourn his early death.-RiehmoHd
Co.. IN. VI Gazette.
Corporal Noble was the son Of VIM. No
BILE, a brother Of the wife Of Timothy IL.
Locke, Of this city.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

NoRruERSERs NO LONGER OF TIE TRuI
AMERICAN RAcE.-Tbe New York Herald re-
latcs the following incident as having occur
cd on board the pirate Alabama after the
capture Of tho ship Brilliant:
"when Captain Hagcr was transferred to
the Alabama. and ordered to be put in irons,
he demonstrated with Mr.. Armstrong, the
officer seeing tho order enforced, in the fol-
lowing language: 1T is very singular
thing that you should con6ne these men in
irons and hold me Us close prisoner when
we were born and brought up under the
same flag and government. Ii | were 70
meet YOU IN distress ON the high seas, or any
where else, would not only not treat you
in this manner. but would, il you required
it. share the last crust OF bread with you, ii
i found you to be in want Of it,
To these kind remarks, Armstrong 10
piled:
we are nothing TO each other as country
men. The North aud South are now dis
tinct races. with no feeling or interests in
common. The people of the South are the
only true representatives OF the American
race. You OF the North have intermarried
80 much with tho lower class OF Europeans
that you have, in u great measure, II lot al
together, lost your nationality, and are not
worthy TO DO considered OF the same people
rs ourselves
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

Srrrus FOR TIE ARMY or rnE PoroNAc.-
Quar.ermaster General Meigs officially in
forms the Secretary Of War. under date oil
Oct. IS, tina. every requisisiOn for supplies
for Gen. McClellan's army. approved at the
Generals headquarters, has been promptly
met and the goods forwarded by railroad
with all possible speed. Gen. Meigs says;
"The acquisitions have been very large,
Ten DAYS ago was assured that every such
rcauisition had been filed and forwarded.-
Within the last two days, however, new and
large acquisitions have been received, which
are being shipped as rapidly as possible.
The supply OF clothing, shoes and other
stores to an army OF such size must DO con-
tinuous, like that Of great city whose pop
ulation il equals in number. Were every
man well shod and clothed to-day many
would be in want tomorrow.
The Department has not been able Instant
ly TO iii all acquisitions for horses. These
reauisitions have far exceeded any estimate.
Over 5000 horses have been issued to the
army on the Potomac river since the LIST Of
September. The demand continues, and the
daily issues are still very large"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

ESoIrsn SEsrnrsr.-A private letter from
an American gentleman in London, received
in Boston. speaks Of reaction in British
sentiment toward thiseOuntry. The writer
ays:
"Thank God the people here begin to open
their eyes and discover the vile deception that
has been - long practiced upon them, and
AT a meeting the other day near Birming-
ham. the resolution TO Recognize the South
was completely secuted. and resolution
pa.,sd 10 the effect that the distress in this
country was caused solely "by the people Of
the South taking up arms and reoeii,ne
agains, the Government OF the U. States :
a hundred TO one majority and immens'
cheering"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07
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sealed, To all parts OF the country. PRlCES-fuls
Strength siOj IIalfstrength. t5 Quarter Strength,
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signed expressly for OBsriNATECAsEs,i In which al
other remedies Of the Kind have failed 70 cure al
90 that Il Is warranted as represented IN trsryU-
,p,sf, or the price will be refunded.
~ Beware OF limitations! None genuine and
warranted unless purchased directly OF DR.. NJ. ~
his Remedial Institute for Special Diseases, No.
% Union Street, Providence, l.
This ssa embraces M AZ d;sa's, ,.r r
educated physician OF twenty years practice, CIV
Ing them his rhois attention. Consultations by
letter or otherwise are nricfty confidential, ana
medicines will be sent by Express, secure nom oo-
seryatlon, TO all parts Of the u states Also accom-
secure and quiet Retreat, with good care. untiire
stored % health.
CAUTION.-.It has been estimated, that over
T,ro Hundred Thos,and Doilars are paid TO swlnd-
ling quaoks annually. In New England alsne, with.
from trusting. 1ifAouf INJURY to men who are alike
destitute OF honor, character. and skill and whose
onIy recommendation IL their own false and extrav
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fore, you would auoid bsing Aamtsgged, tsks no
mans word NO matter wAsi AZ, yrsisni,on, are, but
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In nine cases out OF ten are bogus, there
Is no safety In trusting any Of hem, unless you
know ,.Ao and rAsf they s :,,,o.,0v IN. stamina,
above, a Pamphlet on DISEASES or W0MEA
and on Private Diseases generally, giving full in-
formation, NTH hs most undoubfsf rCtrtnes ana
ssiim9.,ais, without which, no advertising ply
sielan, OF medicine Of thi. Mind Is deserving OF
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. Write
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

TERRIBLE Loss or LrTE ny TYPnooS IN
CnNA.-Tho Hong Kong Trade Report Of
August 10th, furnishes some particulars Of
the devastation Of terrible typhoon which
had visited some parts OF China. II occured
on Sunday July 27th, and caused the death
Of many thousand persons. The centre pass
oil over Canton and Whampoa Macao did
not have il quite so strong, and Hong Kong
escaped with stiff gale. The loss OF life in
the inner harbor Of Macao alone was 700
The loss OF life in whampOa is estimated at
6O00. In the harbor Of Canton, a great i'm
perial feet, on the point Of being despatched
TO the North to meet the rebels, were al
driven on shore. The total number OF lives
in Canton is estimated by some rs high as
10000. Houses went down before the gale
like packs Of cards, and killed people by the
hundreds.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS The fol-
lowing are the official returns Of votes for
Representatives to Congress;
Isr DnrRIcr.-John ". Goodwin. Rep,
1898; l.. ID. NJ. Sweat, DEM, and Chas.
b. Merrill. 1880; Mr.. Sweat's majority,
100.
% Drsr.-Sidney Perham, Rep, 9,976 ;
Geo. Bates, and Calvin Record, Dem, 1910
Mr.. Perham's majority EGO.
3p Dnr.-James q. Blaine, Rep. 9,97l
Albert p. Gould and Joseph L. Smith, Dem.
1871; Mr.. Blaine's majority. 1904.
Arm Dpr.-John II. Rice, Rep, s,lO9
Gorham l.. Boynton and Isaac q. Haynes
Dem, 5,2l3; Mr.. Rico's majority, 2,S1o.
5ruDpr.-Frcderick A. Pike, Rep, o.
100 james White, DEM, 7,32I Mr.. Pixies
majority, 1883.
Whole vote for representatives, S6,olo'
Republican, E,6SI
Democrat, 3o,3Io
Rep. majority, 9,2e4
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07
r The London Times, VIGOROUSLY in Ii

y The London Times, VIGOROUSLY in thu
interests of the South, says, in an article o
Oct. 10th:
"Although tho fact that the Confederate
States Of America have virtually established
their independence is now almost universally
admitted. the feeling among the Commercial
classes in London is as strongly opposed Al
ever to any action on the part Of our Govern
ment toward formal recognition Of the dis
solution Of the Union.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07
s UNION ZND Jeval WEEKLY PAPER DEFegED TO AGRICULTURE POLITICS AND

HA Cunning Match camo OF at Great
Falls n. H., on Thursday last. There were
some Twenty-Five on each side. The day 50
lscted proved very unfavorable for cunning
and tho amount OF game was necessarily sm una.
compared with what might have been op''''l l'
cd on better day. Some two oasnel' wa'
the amount killed by the winning sldeE,n'
Guiding ducks, squirrels, partridges, rabbits
hawkes., &c. The affair closed very happily
NV an excellent supper at the Granite STATE
Iotel-the bill for which was paid by the
losing side in the match.-Damoerdt.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

~ A young lady in one of our "rura
districts" was once escorted home from m
evening party by young man to whom she
was not particularly partial. On taking hi
leave, he remarked: 81 guess I'll come and
see you again next Sunday night" "Well
Bill Smith," remarked the lady "you car
come as friend, but not Us feller." Bill
didn't 90.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07

ga new Wooden Mill is beng erected
on the stream about one mile below the vii.
lage OF Great Falls, N. ii. IL is to be ITO
feet long and 81 feet wide-six stories high
on one side and ivo on the other. Ii is to
DO Of brick, and Mr.. Emery B. Moulton SUI
perintends the erection of the building. II
Is understood to DO owned it part at least by
the company that erected the wooden mill ut
"Great Works" in South Berwick.-Dmo-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-07
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatiyes In the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality Is maintained equal to the best II ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. G. AVER, nj. d., Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
All the druggists In Biddeford and saco. and by
dealers IN medicine every where. 43eowly