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STEAMBOATS,.
For the Penobscot River,

.5S64RESH1 EST MOON, Capt VIM. r. ROix
land, every WV
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at O'Clock,
Or on the arrival of the Boston steamers for
hoCkLAND, BELFAST and BANGOR, making all
the landings except Searsport.
kkruENiNG-Will leave Bangor every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings and making all the landings as above.
a freight or passage please apply at the Office ON
Si'oa A. SOMERBY, Agent.
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Portland and New York Steamers,
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
The splendid and fast Steamships
1874 CHESAPEAKE" Capt WILLETr
NInR5fa and POTOMAC" Captain SHEER
WOOD, viii until further notice, run
as follows.
Leave Browns Wharf Portland, every wEDNEs
DAY, and SATURDAY, at4 p. NJ, and leave Pier
sNorth River New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at s o'clock, r NJ
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda
Tor passengers making this the speedy safe and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine. Passage $780, including Fare and state
Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal
John. - - ~
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers asearly as p. NJ, ON the day that thep
leave Portland. - >~r
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY FOX. Browns Wharf, Portland.
New York.
Dec. 8. 1862. ar
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES. 50 q BE-
pR MATTIsON,s INDIAN EMMENAeoauE,

This celebrated Female Medicine,
Possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
efectual after all others have failed,
is designed for both married and ssa-
gle ladies, and Is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as II viii
bring on the monthly sickaess in cases
Of distractions. from any cause, and
after all other remedies Of the kind
have been tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without . siagie. faiiare,
when taken as directed. and without
| the least injury to health in any case.
lES-It Is put up in bottles OF three
different strengths, with full direc-
tons for using. and sent by express.
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5 PROPRTETORS OF OE
The MAGE Stock.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-08

Fort Hudson, so far, they have fought as
well as any soldiers ia the Z. S. Army.
Gen. Paine is in the CHARITY HOSPITAL
here. under the care of Dr. Stone. one OF
the best surgeons in New Orieas, and is
dong as well as can be expected. Capt.
heron Is at the ST. James Hospital and is
cong Well. Y. W. r.
T. S-News has just been received from
Fort Hudson that the Lieut.. Col of the
All Wisconsin was either killed or badly
wounded, and that the regiment was bad
~ cut up. Gen. Banks has given up the
idea of taking Port Hudson by storm.
Several days ago about fifty large siege
guns were sent up there. The artillery
and the spades will take the place without
any mistake. A great many of the 4th
Wisconsin, wounded soldiers, are in the
hospitals here. They are all well cared
for. | see many of them every day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-08
Gen. Paine seriously Wounded-Inter-
esting Particulars-Noble Conduct OF
Negro Troops.

esting Particulars-NobIe Conduct of
Negro Troops.
The following letter will be read with
deep interest by the people Of Wisconsin.
Gen. PAINE was among the first to volun-
teer in defense of the country, on the first
call of the President for troops. He was
Quartermaster of the I'd regiment, that
first took possession OF Camp Randall,
in which position he displayed so much
tact and ability, that on the organization
of the 4th regiment, be was appointed its
Colonel. That regiment, under Col.
PAINE, has done excellent service, as the
people of the State well know. Last win
ter, Col. PAINE was promoted to be q Brig
sder General, in which position he has
done honor to himself and his State. He
has fallen severely wounded, while lead
ing his Brigade against the rebel entrench-
ments at Port Hudson. His many friends
in Wisconsin will pray for his speedy res
toratiCn to health, and to his position as
one of the noblest and bravest defenders
of the Union. But We will let eur CORES
pondent give the particulars relative to
the Generals fall and rescue:
New ORLEANS, La.- June IS, 1868.
NEssRs. ATWOOD & RUBLEE :-Yester-
! day Gen. Paine, formerly Colonel OF tie
4th Wisconsin, was brought TO town from
Port Hudson, severely wounded in the leg,
which he will probably lose. He fell
| while bravely leading his brigade against
| the rebel Entertainments. After he fell,
| his brigade, being repulsed, left him Oh
! the field near the rebel entertainments
| Gen. Paine succeeded ID crawling into 6
small gulley, which protected him from
| the shots OF the rebel sharpshooters W hO
/ seemed determined to kill him. There be
lay, surrounded by the dead and the woun
ded The next question was how to gel
him back TO camp. Four negro soldier:
volunteered TO bring him IN on stretcher
/ When they came within short distance
/ of the General they were shot dead. Sew
eral attempts were made. and fourteen ne
| groes were killed before the General was
relieved. 1t is universally conceded tha
the negroes make capital soldiers; and al
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-08

BURNsIDE's ORDER AND HOW IT WORKED.
The Louisville Journal, one OF the most
conservative sheets in tie country, and
thoroughly pro-slavery, yet sincerely in
favor OF the preservation OF the Union, has
an article n recent number, highly lsud-
atovy Of Gen. BURNSIDE, ia which it ssys
. His order No. IS, has worked Ike a charm, and
given peace. quiet and security TO many portions
OF the State which have been infested by rebel
sympatbizers and nsrauGers. Previous to Its pub
location. many parts OF the State were infested by
MoTgan's mec aud other rebels. whose presence
brought fear sud terror but since It's enforce
there are none to De found within our lines except
q few desperate characters, who come and 90 Sc.
cretly 20 act the spy and those caught when
ever found, and executed
This order No. IS was the same against
which NALLANDIGHAM directed the sedi-
tious and inceudiary speech which caused
his military arrest, trial and punishment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-08
wisconsin Soldiers in Hospitals at w ash
fngtoD, ID. c., and Alexandria, Va.

Wisconsin Soldlers IN hosp1ta!s AZ W ASH.
fnetoD, ID. c., and Alexandria, Va.
WAsHINeToN, Jane "a, 1868.
Hon. Edaoard Solomon, Gorsrnor of Wis-
c0usan.
STR. herewith enclose to your Excel
leney q list of names of the Wisconsin
soldiers remaining in the hospital at Wash
iDgton, d. O., Alexandria, aud convalescant
and paroled camps. Va, June Goth.
The wounded are doing well. A large
number of those not severely wounded,
and who are fit to travel, have beer
granted Burroughs TO visit their homes and
friends.
Very respectfully,
Your obed't servant,
". Y. SELLEoV,
sec'y Wis Soldiers Aid Soc'y.
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IsvsRrooL-s'eamshp Etna.Miss J Underwood. Mis-
Robspn WILSON, Miss Brnto Mrs Clarke and children Mr.
and Mrs w IN Jenuing- Miss zane Andrsws q Chisholm
and LADY, Mr. Mckenzie. lady ami chd'en Miss Ha~ isi
Ayton, Julia Aston. Mrs Hmtchinson ant children.
Nm a wsir Donald HeBc,is ID Ten.s amin ward
laswiL Isplartr, ysses McDouga Chas q u. or M
rashrr " Hacbarac LHpaln Str ngclman. W - Stuart Il
Rog,rs Jno irrtar kah'. kirkvcod Mr. and MR. Rus
sell Wa Iurshri Mr. tar wife and infanti Mr. sp~Eee.
Nelly uustsve n Bsnchs, > X Sherwood. " Foster X
Rowan Mciiose Armstrong. Emile Lon cots. ID VIC
lean Grsene. Hunt Mr. Byrne. Mrs EsAn. Mrs Old.
fcld and daughter. John Wallace Robert Scott
ropr RoY,t--sieamshtp fnltnn-Surreon Gen A Ham
mord Ensign La Rpc Adami. UsN. MrJ " iu.lass Dr y
biz Major O Dayton. Mrs Warren, Mrs Dr Mars. Dr
rs, nu,n Major o. brooks nemhe, y n. Or N 1,
Ihftsy, J Merritt Csyt Duuont WIN Taylor Can't m
A,rr, Capt Maync and servant .hss Ga4e. 4 fhltn
d,rk Rev N bingham, } V Marvin, Z kic,h iss a~s
II n n: John Harerty. Dr , " Maronis~r 4 Mot,os
n Nefrlisr. J ~ kny, Lieut. While, " Van nonien.
Nv Ii~ddcn, SIN. Cspt l. BARROW, Or " ~ trore, DR.
Jos X tr emiAn, Dr y Scofeli, q N IIs ri soc, m y
yoyn.a q y Csyspter. john Roofa w N Fulirer1 A !
hunter Dekey. Capt wymAn, ORD Deiavsn, and
prJ Chany.CsA.
Nav Enthusiastically ccu,ip.n,a,--a pers nan .o,n
lah>vsd. Iieni Col Aliso,. kev i q w,gh,msn I,snt
Ssfh yruf k"mincer. tapt kfer.r and lsdv Dr l. Wsr
Mi. n ~ yar,n Cart Jackson Llent Bsh ON LeaI War
twas kieuh Ohsisvay. Br,n~r. Lieut. Rrow n Lieut.
esr.r. iie sronc, Lieut. Savage. Lieut. Murphy IIsmt
Dart iaon. Capt Parker Capt Ne w. Cart Dcsso~
Cart Adits CssJohnson. trtt Filth Lleui dibh@ Iye,t
y Lieut. tsrVp. Liest wTey Leut Cros6y. yts 4 n
Mel anry sSA 40 ,><vsses-zs Com vo's
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p. rsona, Imselpsgemce.

Artcmas Ward announces that ho will "speak piece"
In this city before long This probably resrs 10 his
lecture upon the ehoss, In the White House out Of
the White House. which he win deliver time next
week.
Mr.. Alexander Nilner, a resident Of Rochester New
York. 10 one hundred and Ave years old and ''a lives -
John Mckinney, iato state Treasurer Of Michigan was
pardoncd BY Governor Blair the 10th Instant He has
bcec In confinement about year
F. W. Fox and lady and +. shine. Of 81. Louis: r. n
Pearson, OF California; g. A. Henderson, Of Washington;
8 IeBow and W. g. Graham, Of Memphis: q. C,gsweli
OF Wisconsin, and w. h. Baes and lady, Of Pcnnsy
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. G. @. Myers, OF ogdensburr, e. MiIs cf Boston,
v Bruce, OF Albany; r. v. Kellogg OF Utica; Hon r.
ptckinscu 81 Amherst; Col g. seymour, Of Washington
O. Mallory ~ Connecticut; Mr. and Mrs j. Potter ot BIZ
ladclpha: Mrs seward ana iamy and j. W. Seward, OF
Washington ard L. l. iiomadieu, Of CINCINNATI are stop
ming At the Asi,r iauso
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OPERATIONS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
A Boat Expedition Up thc River-Cap.
tare OF Five Rebel sigmsimen and De-
struction of the station-ARAirs at Mos
quito Inlet, &c, sc.

"A Boat Expedition Up the Rfver-Cap.
tars OF Five Rebel sigmslmen and De-
quito Inlet, &c, Sc.
.ous NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
TsrEp STATES STEAMER NORWICH, L
~. JOINS RIVER, Fla, August 81, 1868. !
il has been very quiet In this river since my last until
within few days. About four days ago our men went
what IL here Fort George and capur
ed six vacabe horses Last saturday had arrival Of
three deserers from Camp Fnegan located about mile
and half from Jacksonville. They that there
only about four hundred troops in this State,
and they stationed above camp and consist OF
Jour mpanh OF infantry, one Of artillery, with four
field p,eces, and two companies Of cava airy. few
days before they left orders send all the
TO Richmond which caused great dissatisfaction among
he and the troops say they will all desert before they
viii so there. There two or three OF the above
companies detailed the country and into
the rebel servce all who abo bear arms whether
they DO old young II matters not how old they may
be; that would not let them or
Hearing that there were some ba'teri 8 sb,ve, on
Monday last We got under weigh and steamed M tho
river won't up as Jacksonville without ascov
erng anything but three signal IONS from which they
stnazed progress up the river. wedre from our
PARROT and broadside guns at Of the stations,
which made the signal party leave IN hurry Having
satisfaction that tho river far M
jacksonville, clear, turned and came down TO our
old anchorage, and our captain made preparation at once
TO break no, possible their mode OF operation. Last
night he dispatched launch sixteen men
70 The teeth under the conmad or Acting Master and
Executive Ocer r. Mitchell and Acting Masters Mate
Henry sinclair 10 20 up the river and capture the signal
corps They lett tho ship IN tow Of the steamer T. u
Hale, aud proceeded up the river u within q
short distance Of their destination, when 'bcy cast
on from the steamer in company with two
boats from tho Hale. under the respective
commands Of Acting Ensign Van Roskirk and Acting In.
Master c. F. Mitchell OF This ship and proceeded In reyu
order to the shore. The night was dark and very
heavy shower OF ran accompanied with severe gusts
wind made II rather uncomfortable; bus on they went
until they the woods, which, standing poles
about thirty feet high small wooden house used
signal STATEN, which they surrounded me TO
il by ladder Of sufcieA wdsh only u admit ono
man. Alter making all preparations In case o, surprise
below, the went up the ladder and pushed open
very narrow door; It dark that they could
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son and OF conquest IN order 10 tho ipde
Ipdenee the the laws and the perfect FREQ
dom u the republic.
FRANCISCO ZARCO, President.
JOAQUIN n. AICAIDE,
PuSCiANO ARRIAGA.
BAKft LONE =. ALMADA,
JFSlS CASrANEDA,
PEDRO CUN1RERAS EI.iZALDF,
Jose nIAS CORAARlAS,
FRANCISCO y. 6OCH'C0A,
SEBASTIAN LERD0 DE TFJADA,
GENARO l. LEYvA,
EGNAClO OROzCO,
c. PRiETO,
MANUEL P0SADA,
FELIX VEGA.
IGNAc,o PoHBo, Deputy, Secretary.
SIMON A GARxA EEIO, bcputy, secretary.
SAN LUIS loToeu, July ~, 1868.
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The Boston In nk Statement.

SUBSTITUTES Ds'EnrNo We from down river thai
substitute contcss cscapiug across tho Potomac
heiow &sr moot, IN tlir vicinity MARYLAND Point
ssttIy, ~ numbers hey by yartus inodesupn
canoes b>s. rats, Be- and tcy their wsy ihroush ale
countsy of getting into Maryland ~ reported ihas
several de-efssgs were drowned iy the upeettlug a
canae on salnraty whit .iIathlnaton Star. MI IL
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New York CanaIs.
me gross receipts tolls for the fiscal ending
september 30. 1858. were........... - $50 ,14l 20
Same for The year 1862 ............. 4,70J.5I8 o.
Increase In 1883. si05 ,s23 81
The gross receipts OF canal tolls from May I, 1862
August 81, same year. monlhs-were.. t2.sla%87
Gross receipts for same period In lso3.... 1872 52s
Ioss 10 1859 compared with 1897. &i4s $3.50
The fiscal year ~ the Canal Department commences on
tho day Of Octobor closes the day Of Sep
tember folIown Ia each year.
Tho heavy shipments after September 1862 helped TO
swcil the tolls for the ascal year.
Tho canal revcnpes stiil adequate 10 mest oil tho
constitutional charges upon them without any resort
taxafiop.
During the year ending tho LIST Of September instant
the canal debt of New York has been reduced by pay
ments, 81 e45 ,26s and tho funds In hand 10 sy
Ave per canal stick ri &2O0 900 due the
of October next The loan vi be ibquidacd, and the
holders Of Now York Stale canal stocks due 1854
1885, 70 the extent u - 600 900, have the
mbusci al tho Manhattan Company New York. on ten
days notice, thor terms cf sale satisfactory.
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rrrrH HozrIt died Ia os~cso, n. Y, the I7th inst
aged hundred ard eicycn years Mr. gnyclle was 81
french descent born w Brooklyn, ~ ", April ~, l7b3
lie h@ hal two wives the second ~ which living
aud " cd MY two yea Of age lilo has had all twenty
ave children mostly boys thee dcst, male died at tie
age ~ eighytvo. This venerable man never uscd
giasses aud could at the are on hundred and ten
years, read common sized print for i've six minutes
4 lnaa
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.1HE Cosswscr h's Lswp Tho first steamer for the
uater lakes sailed n 1879. taking pa sepccrs Ma,or
General Brown, and his then ai. now General Fix 4,
visit tho Northwestern t>~ts-hackinaw and Green Ray
Vow there are ,1el yssse's GU there lakes and
steamboats, 2ss Uror elles ar6s, ls1 barks Is bsIss
$50 scto.n 70, and 90 slnsIs apo ts~ses
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Duh NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE

( woA n IN MILITARY UxwoRx.--During the perform.
at Nibos Monday evening, tho asention Of OH
Ger Burns called TO tho suspicious Of
persons in military uniform and upon watching them
pretty Closely he was convinced that one Of them was
female In disguise. Tho OF tho shoulder stra,
was politely requested to accompany the occr TO tho
Fourteenth ward station house, where sic immcdi
gal street. Her companion qnc indignant tho Ia
reference o. the police, and refused TO any nforms
ton concerning HIMSELF ohcr than that ho col mel
10 the Excelsior Brigade, and bit or clark "
Miss Kate, who Is quite an attractive creature,
ten dollars and he'd her to bail 70 keep tho peacc The
ton dollars aud the bail were not slow 10 coming forward
and tho fair prisoner left tho court room In high CLEO a
having escaped 70 easily.
PIcKrocxsr NABsxD-A GNrm PIcxrocxRf CAuoBr
PsccAvs-As gentleman yesterday afternoon was
standing on the corner OF william street and Exchange
place. be felt sonthing strange gliding into his pocket He
caught hold Of it, and found TO be Of the superior
appendsges Of Dicoy dressed pick. Who seeing him
self nabbed at started running but he held fast
enough until policemen came who good care Of
him and bis supposed PAIL who was standing by They
driven nicely by the collar 10 the rst Precinct
station house. large crowd following behind. Re there
gave his Samuel Jones, aud locked up for
examination. HIS sol disan pail escaped there being
sufficient evidence 10 detan him. although be had the mp
pcarsnce Of guilt and looked bred 10 tho business
Bold STREET RonpxHY.-A Mr.. Wilbur A. wickham,
Of the Eric Buildings proceeding the bank yester
day Afternoon for the purpose OF making deposit ael
low. named thomas Grant, stepped up behind him and
snapped the bank DO out Of his hand. Oicer Weber
Of the Third precinct happened 10 be In the
vicinity OF the robbery and caught the rascal before no
could make his escape The bank book which contained
$500 recovered and restored 10 tho Justice
Bowling committed the prisoner To the Tombs.
CAUGHT IN The lCr-tx-surveyor Emanuel D. Hastt
caught fellow In the act Of picking his pockets yesterday
and handed him TO Occr Dcpuist N. Of the First
precinct The prisoner, who gave his namo as samuel
Rogers, alias Stephen Campbell. identified as fug
tive from Justice He made hs escape from police
quarters about six months agos~ hio confined there
fugitive from roston and managed 10 eudc the vigilance
OF the police ever since Justice Bowling committed the
accused for examination.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There nfny preparations sol under Inc name OF
Buffers Put IN art boiils pded o. the cheapest
whiskey rum, from 20 sc per ga0n.
the taste dr 81 by ants" corander sce This class
Of Buffers has and will long
they be SOLD hunt ls to die the death o. the druuka
Nv their NE u svsm II kent continually under the In
huence Of alc0o n!afs kind, the desire
for liquor sra'ed and kept and the result 10 ell the
horrors attendant npnn drnnkarj's life ant fcntb
For those ho desire and win have a Iinnor BeTs We
publish the foowin: receipt hottie of Hoqbsnds
Ger Bittrs ani with three quarts ~ rood brandy
or whiskev and the result win be pcparaion that VII
far excel In medic raj virtues ard true lcncr any OF ths
numerous LIQUOR hers IN the market aud will cost mach
lcss ynn win hav" all tho virtues OF ooE nd Eitters In
connection article rnor n much less price
than these infer or pre- parai'ons will cost yor.
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by the p,,cf boat sea- RSge which weighed Twelve bnn
dred AMI eight pounds We measured svcn feet from
HE q his tail, and ssfed efNce, he two fee
N ok, and abiut I've fees irSp eide H. SIDE being ~
regular oval ffSm vhc, bis ere npers extended
they messgIsd slsbt ssi bar fec: ~ ~ 10 iip
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HooFLAxD.s GERMAN BITTEAa


Nor RUN DRINK
NOT Rum DRINK.
NOT run DRINK.
NOT RUN DRINK
NOT Rim DRINK.
NOT RUN DRINK
AnIGnLY CONCENTRATED
WORKABLE EXTRACT
: PURE TONIC.
1uAr Will RELIEVE THE AFFLICTED AND
nor MAKE DRUSxARDs.
Or. nooyLAsp,s
n ~. R n9oytsSPs
B Bs. h hoSEE.sBB's
;$ $ss::ss::ss :3|#s::
dEsSss s III Ems
DIR. 4. N. JACKSON
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
WILL s HS SIs N ss1s CERTAINLY
,,.on,nn.u ARisisaS FROM IsSS"sN'
and !. sss% &c
HoOFIAXD's GERMAN PIrTERs
WILL CURE THEN.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
Do rise with Dated tongue ornlngs with bad
In ire onth and appetite for breakfast DO feel
when you FIRST get weak and angnd scarcely
get about, Do haze n dizziness tiuen,
and often dn With headache onalyf Ara
bowels cost We and irecn and appetite chs ceabcf Do
yon throw mp vii from the stomach nd do swell
o,tcnf TO you eel iu'nefs after eating and suking
when the stoRc u cmrtvf DO occa-
slonsy. n0 FL low sriritcd Look the dark
side OF fnrs' Ave unusually tluest Do
y0n not become resi- ss and often Law Until midnight befOrA
YOU en- SO 10 scrp and then a. time don't YOU feel dull
and s-cry 81 the time Is skin dry and scAyt
also salow In short Is not life hwrthrn full Of fore
bodnas!
HOOrLANoS GERMAN RrTTERS
WILL. CURR EVERY CASEsof
Chronic or Serv0rs i'tty. Disease Of The Kid
neya end " ses see arising from
Disordered Stomach.
OBSERVE THR FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
INSULTING iRos p'sORpSns DiCrsTr,E oRCAFs:->
Co,spa
ii0n. Inward Piles.
Fa ness or Rood 10 the
I'cal Acldy al the Sto.
mach. Nana A. Heartburn pis
gnst ar Food. FulneEs or Wei. ht
In the St.unach IN. Sour Iructa ions.
Sinking or Fnttcring nj the ri ~ The -
Stomach Swimming or the Heal lInsred
and Dinr"t ErcathinR Fint.ripg At the Heart,
Ch0kn.or Sn!ncatinC Sensations whom ~ alytna
Sight fe."r snd Dull Pain in tho liea pen- 4
Cheney Il PEI arirat.on Yrllcwness OF the Skin
and Eves. Pan ~ the Side Rack Chest,
Limbs A.. Sudden flnshes o I"al
Burning in tho Flesh, Co,sfAnt Inn
a.inn = Of Evil and great D..
preston OF Spirits.
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Those suffering from
BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONAL !.
MALE OR FEMALE,
will VI nd in
nOOfLANDS GERMAN BIIrERs,
A REMEDY
That viii restor~ them In their usual health Sarh has ben
the case 10 honsania tnstanccsand far trial 10 but
Quired 70 prove the assertion.
REMEMBER
That SG GrK sfr s5SSEfs A"s
And NOT ,ni~uird as a
BEVERAGE
The proprietor thousands letters from the mos,
CLERGyMEN
LAWYERS
effects and medical virtues OF these Blers.
From Rev J. Newton Brown. D. H. Edio- Oft Epcycso.
pcstia o. Religious Knowiesigt
Although =, cscd favor M rsoue
dcnes In 'hrunrh fi.trrsi Of H. ingredients and
effects yet knov a. snfen wi a man may
testify 10 the benefits hc believes himself
ceved from ir.pe preparation Ia he
thus contribute the bspett 81 othcrs.
do this the readily in regard to 10 ands 0erwsn
rciudicrd tbefn under the
impression that they ehie: sic,soL mixture
ndeb fiiend Robert sho Esq.. fur the
removal of this udce by aud for
agement 10 try en- vi en- ,n ring iron 'est and long
continued debility The Of hrec to't~s NJ The h~rs
the nring % the owei By svi
rcaf and degree q, bi " and mental
which had not felt r. stS mouths 10 and had
almost dsspalef Of ,erainng therefore thank God and
my friend for direct ns me to the nsn 9. ,i...a o~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

Those suferin. from y y ssmue, wasting AWAY. with
scarcely esh their bones cured IN SHORT
time; bo. In such viii have SURPRISING