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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-31
Capture of Gen Morgan.

CINCINNATI, July ~.
The following has been received at headquar'
tcrs -
Headquarters in the Field, three miles south
of New Lisbon, o., July 26.-Col. Lewis Rich
mond, A. A. G.--By the blessing Of Almighty
God have succeeded in capturing Gen.John II.
Morgan, Col. Clarke, and tho balance OF the
command, amounting to about 400 prisoners.
will start with Morgan and stall on tho first
train for Cincinnati. and await tho Generate
order for transportation for tho balance.
(Signed) j. NJ. SIIAcKLEronD,
Colonel Commanding.
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Movements on tho Rappahannock.
Grs. LEE TO OCCUPY ms OLD PosiTios AT
FREpERIcKsDuRo.
New YOnH, July 10Th

t... New YOnE, July Goth.
A Union force now occupies the North Bank
OF tho lsappahannock River, near tho Station.
The fertilization erected by Gen. Pope serve To
screen our piskets from She cnemy's observation.
IL is stated by rebel prisoners that Stuart no
longer commands the rebel cavalry but has been
assigned to m infantry corps and has been sue
ceeded in the cavalry by Pitz Hugh Lee.
The lIerald's Washington despatch says u rs
stated by secession sympathizcrs In this city
usually well informed In regard to rebel move
ments that Gen. Lees army Is to occupy its
former position south Of the Rappahannock ut
Fredericksburg. There Is reason 10 believe
that the Government anticipated such move
inent Of the rebel force. The destruction OF
what remained of tho wharyes and buildings at
Acquia Creek few days ago by tho rebels b
another evidence of tets determination, nsit waa
evidently intended to cmbarrnss NJ much Ms
possible the rc.c,tablishmcnt Of tho base VI sup
plies ut that place. .. .....r
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Rebel Account Of the Lato Attack on
5. iH Fort Wagner. 5.. .T
Terrible Bombard,ncn, by our Forces.

NEw YoRK, July 20.
Tho Charleston Mercury's account Of the the
late attack on Fort Wagner admits that our
forces held o position OF the Fort over an hour
under the most CALLING fire. The rebels cap
turc over 900 prisoners including few negro
troops. and buried over COO Of our dead. The
rebel loss is estimated at 100. Col. Shaw was
killed on the parapct Of tho Fort, the Major
and one Of the Captains of the 9Th were also
killed. The Lieut.. Col. surrendered to the
rebel Col. Giliand. DR.. Locke surgeon Of tho
navy and an Adjutant OF Connecticut resi-
ment were captured.
The rebels state that the bombarlment WA
terrific but their men were amply protected by
bomb-proof rffHiu. rs I1 '..'
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JoG. Davis Library Captured.

4g ...... . NEW Y0nK. July ~.
A correspondent of the Herald, dating Jack
son, Miss, 18th, reports that the library of jeff
Davis had been captured. II comprises several
bushels of private aud political papers Of arch
traitors. Several letters on secession, datc'l
back to 1852 and the whole collection will
bring to light tho whole secret history ofseces-
sion. The letters arc from both Northern and
Southern traitors. .
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
In BoARp OF ALDERMEN. !

-. w IL BoARD OF ALDERaEs.}
July, "a, 1863.
Tho petition OF d. +. Hamilton and others, In
relation to the Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co.
was taken up aud referred to the Committee on
Fire Department with instructions to report ct
at their earliest convenience.
The Chief Engineer was authorized TO pur-
chase two sections Of suction hose.
An order for tho extension Of the sewer on
Maine street, laid on tho table.
The Committee on Salaries reported that the
salary Of the Treasurer be two hundred dollars
per year, to include the collecting Of oil taxes
voluntarily paid, under the discounts. The
pay Of the collector TO be three per ccAt, on all
taxes committed to and collected by him.
An order came up from the Common Coun-
ell in relation to oil cloth suits for the Fire De-
partment. Read and laid upon the table.
Adjourned to Monday, July q, 1869.
Ix BOARD or ALDERMEN
July ~, 1863.
An order was passed rs follows. to witt
Ordered, That the city Of Biddeford will pay
10 each man drafted, who shall pass the board
Of enrolment. and be holden to perform con-
script duty, under said CONSUMPTION act, II a
resident of the the city Of Biddciord, and DRAFT
ell as such, the sum of three hundred dollars;
and the City Treasurer is hereby authorized
md directed to procure by loan, ON the credit
OF the city, sufficient sum of money for that
purpose, and until other provisions shall DC
made by the City Council for raising said
money; and the Mayor is hereby authorized
and directed to draw his warrant on the City
Treasurer for said sum. in favor OF any person
drafted as aforesaid. on satisfactory proof that
he is entitled to the same under this order.
Adjourned TO Monday. Aug. 3. 1863, at s
o'clock i. NJ.
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: The necessary prcliminaric, for crccti

= The necessary prcliminarics for erecting
a new block upon the site OF the old Union
Block. are progressing finely. workmen have
already finished the foundation and laid the
floors, and viii soon commsnce laying the
bricks for the walls. Tho proposed block Is to
b two stories in height with brick partitions
finished for hvc stores below and Offices in Sc
cond story. Length ofbuiliing 9s feet.
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BRO. Adams Of tho Argus always sees
double whenever no undertakes 10 tell the num-
Der attending . copperhsad gathering. Ills
las, effort in this way Is when he describes the
town meeting recently held in this city. He
saws the number ct tho meeting was 1000, We
can End no ono who sets the number higher
than 500, and the coppers had II their own way
for the republicans studiously avoidpd going
near. and that accounts for the great unanim''
~ he speaks Of - ,'f--i.s. ~. a.i y
But why shouldn't the Argus with its many
eyes go doublef Spiritual persons sometimes
60 the same thing.
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New Publications.

& HAnPEns MAoAxISE.-The August number Is
received. The illustrated history Of the war OF
1912 is continued and 10 especially interesting
at this time :; so also Is tho account ofan Ameri-
can family In Germany. Tho "Drawer" Is
full and racy and this number, fully sustsins
the reputation Of "IIarpcrs." Tho Illustrations
on tho last page, usually intended to be conf
cal, Is q very weak attempt In this August num-
Der. ,r~yry.-r Ny, y~r,-.r
THB ATLANTIC for August 10 on our table,
and Is moro than usually interesting. Every
article Is excellent. 'Debby's Debut" Is cap
ital story. and is worth all the yellow covered
love stories published since the flood. Tho crit
icisms in "Sidc Chances arc true to tho letter,
as many college boy will testify. Tho politi-
cal article Is timely. re.' r,r
TIE CONTINENTAL MoSrnLr Is received. We
have always spoken well Of this monthly, re-
garding 1t as o most important addition to the
periodical literature Of the times. Across
Maine in Mid.Wintcr Is IN interesting and
amusing article, while jeff Davis and his Rcpu-
diaton is handled in mastery manner by
Hon. Robert ]. Walker. Tho table Of contents
IL varied and excellent.
-Godcy' s Lady s Booklfor August has been
received. "lIallowcd be thy namo' is the steel
engraving in this number. Fashion plates from
tho house of A. 7. Stuart &Co. and from Brodic
nrc given. In addition to these and many 9TH
crs, Summer Wrap and Summer Talma,
both very recherche dresses, are now for the first
time presented to tho public. The August num-
Der is valuable one.
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Tho Arrival mt 81. Louis ofthc First Boat
no nolsn from New Orleans! + Ai ''t
Inria No %

100 sfHf1 ST LOUIS, Mo. %.
Tncstcamcr Imperial tlc first boat from New
Orleans, arrived this morning. a large crowd
Of merchants ando citizens greeted her ar
rival. and q salute was ire,l in honor Of the
opening OF the Mississippi river. ''.
The steamer Albert Pierce sailed this evening
for New Orleans with large load OF private
freight, and n long passenger list. rrJ 1900
Tho Continental len yesterday for the same
port, heavily laden with government stores.
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: An colorcl men enrollc,l under The nro

- All colorcd men enrolled under the pro
sent DRAFT arc to be separated from white con-
scripts by Provost Marshals, and consolidated
into the nearest colorcd regiments or companies
being organized in the several States. Instruc-
tons to this effect have been sent to the officials
of Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
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Total 1905 ego a,24o

"Several ships, barks and smaller craft arc
attached to the fleet, but tho above is probably
all the Admiral will put under fire. The IRON
clads arc in excellent condition, workmen hav-
ing been sent South from New York to put them
In trim. The fight will not DO rapid one, Is
it IL supposed here. from inkings gathered from
the Admiral, that the 'job Is to DO handled
carefully and finished well.'
IN. Y. Eve. Post.
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Mn. EprroR:-wc hear great deal at the
present time about cqualizihg tho laws. The
only trouble with these persons, ! think, Is
they don't 20 half far enough. Why don't they
begin at the beginning, and have In their call
for town meetings the following: H
p Whereas, tho laws at present existing bear
heavily on tho poor and lightly ON the rich'
therefore, tu ~
>. RssoIred, That VIC meet and divide up oil
property, making oil equally rich.
i Itakc much credit to myself ior making thus
great discovery Of new method Of .equalilng
the laws" II.
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The London Engineer states that man.
ufaeturer at Chaplain, England. has invented
an adequate substitute Tor leather, and Is max
lns the article In large quantities.
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Arthur's Homo Magazine for August is
on our table. We always speak we'll Of this
valuable publication for II Is deserving. This
number like the others is rcpletc with sound sub
stantial reading matter.
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Your obcdicnt servant,
(Signcd) n. p. BANKS, MAJ Zen.
10 General IIallcck. \
Expedition to Red River.

.- WASHINGTON. July Is.
Tho official report OF Admiral Dupont states
that the expedition he sent into the Rcd River
region proved very successful, ascending the
BLACK and Tcnson Rivers, running parallel with
tho Mississippi. The steamer Elmira, loadcd
with stores, sugar and rum for the rrpei army,
was capturcd. IL, 900 rounds of smooth bore
ammunition, 10, 900 rounds Enfield rifle, and
222 rounds OF field ammunition for guns, n RI
fled 32.pound PARROT gun carriage. ffiy.two
hhds. sugar, ten punchcons rum. nine bbls,
flour and fifty bbs. salt. all belonging to the
rebel goycrnmcnt.-At the same time they heard
of large amount Of ammunition that had started
from Natchez for Trinity, and was lying in
wagons on tho road halt way across. lilo dis
patched q boat, round to inform me OF ii, but
Gen. Ransom, who had landed few days before
ut Natchcz, hearing Of II also. sent dctach-
ment of cavalry and captured the whole. Thus
Walkers army is left without ammunition.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-31
COUNTY CONVENTION.

All. sitl.sns In York County. who arc pncondi.
,,onaliy loyal to the Government, and are IN hvor
81 Main, MI constitutional measures Tor the sup
prr..ioi OF tho rebellion and for the preservation
if onr National Union, are requested 70 meet IN
Convention at Alircdon SATURDAY the lSth uay OF
August next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Tor me nomina-
zion OF candidates TO DO supported NJ tho Septem-
Der election, viz three Senators, County .reasut
ar. and one County Commissioner, and 10 transact
any other business that may properly como before
~" Below is the number Of Delegates to which each
town Is entitled ,,,,-.,, n
ton =, Cornish 4, Dayton J. Eliot =, Hollis :, hen-
IimsTicki. LimingtOn 5, Lyman 4, Nowdeld 4, No.
Berwick 4, Parsonsheld 6. sanford s, Saco " south
berwick 6, shapleigh 4. marlborough .. Wells 9,
ME-. WENTWORTH,
SEWER JONES, #
TIlBODORE WELLS
OFEN CHADBOURNE, County
JOSEPH HANSON, COMMITTEES.
SAMUEL HANSON, .....
s. BLACK,
X. III. COOLING.
July 9th. 1859. u
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Pemberton and Staff Como to Rich.
mond-his Army Scattered in Every Di.
roction. Rebels Pressing Everybody Into
tho Ranks,

tI MEMPHIS, July 10, 1913.
One OF Gen. Hurlburt's scouts, who arrived
last night reports that Pcmbcrton and his staff.
and some his officers, have gone TO Richmond.
Ills army has scattered in every direction. Gen.
Pcmbcrton said 1t was impossible to keep them
together.
The Rebels are pressing everybody into their
ranks. Excitement is intense.
Tho rolling stock on the RAILROADS. Is oil being
run towards Mobile. Large quantities Of cotton
arc going in tho same direction.
The bulk OF Johnston's army Is reported ut
Martin, 30 miles cast Of Jackson. HIS force Is
estimated at &c, 600.
Gems. Hsrdec md Forrest passed through
Meridian on the 18th, going to Johnston. For
rest was suffering from wound, and Is not fit
for duty. lIardce's corps was, ii was said, go-
ing to Johnston, but had not passed Meridian
up to tho 22d.
A dispatch dated Martin. Miss, Goth, states
thul MI the general and field officers taken at
Vcksburg has been exchanged, but THO men
had struggled SO that they wcro without com-
maudS "|... .'I...
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RESULT or PEACE TEAcurSus.-If people at
the North havo mistaken tho rioters Of New
York and elsewhere, and tho instigators Of their
bloody proceedings, tho rebels have not
Giving the news Of the riots, the Richmond
Dispatches Of tho 18th inst, says:
We have some intelligence from the North
this morning far more welcome, and much more
important than foreign intervention. Thopcace
meetings in New York, 30 bitterly rdiculed by
the Neutrality-suspicious. safe parallels by which
the nnti-war people were working into open
resistance to Lincoln's govcrnmcnt-hareb borne
thciy fruit. Tho white flag has been suddenly
lowered, and tho red battlc-fag now waves in
New York over streets wet with tho gore OF
ment In New York Is but the precursor OF n
series Of similar outbreaks. Already have riots
followed In Hartford Conn., and Newark, N. j.,
and in few days We shall hear from tho West
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ETA general meeting OF tho citizens OF tho
city Of Biddeford, qualified to vote in city
affairs, vas held OF tho City Hall. last Friday,
at tho request OF moro than thirty legal voters
Of said city. Tho meeting was called to order
by the Mayor, John O. Adams. Elias Harmon
was chosen chairman, and +. D. Edgcrly score
tary. The following resolve was passed unani-
mously-la4 ,tU.I -..fi lr9' % ll
p Resoired, That. wc tho citizens, legal voter,
of the city Of Diddeford, in general Citizens,
meeting, assembled request the City Council OF
said city Of Biddeford, TO authorize and instruct
the City Treasurer cf said city, to procure by
loan or otherwise. on the credit Of said city oil
Biddeford, sum sufficient to pay to each man
drafted in said city, under tho present conscrip-
ton net, except those exempt by the provisions
of said act, the sum of three hundred dollars
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New Books
New Books New Books!
P. Fl. DRAKE & co.
2O2 BROADWAY, n. y.

Just received Mt Halo Shareholders New
Book Store, Baltimore Street, under Belviicrc
Hall, Cumberland, Nd.
My Diary North and South, by William How
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Lady Rudley'5 Secret, novelty NJ. L. Bran
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No Name, a novel, by Wilkie Collins.
Aurora Floyd, q novel, by NJ. L. Brandon.
Cooks Handy Book for U. S. Cavalry.
Deallc's Dime Book of Verses,
LES Miscrables, by Victor Hugo, five parts
complete in ono volume.
Results Of Emancipation, by Cockin
Grave Thoughts Ola Country Parson.
Last Day of our Lords Passion, by Rov. w
Hanna.
The Poets Journal, by Bayard Taylor.
Orcy Farm, a novel, by Trellopc.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
Tho Adventures of Phillip on his day through
the world, by W. NJ. Thackcray.
IIarper's Ma gazinc for February 1868.
Godey's Lady Book,
Atlantic Monthly "
Arthur's Home Magazine"
The Knapsnck full of Fun, or 1000 Ratons o.
Laughter. Fco. D.
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Insolvent's Notice.

S. Mcknight, J ORDERED, this 18th day OF
VS.. " April 1862, that Simeon
His Creditors. McKnigh give notice tohis ere
ditors, endorsers and sureties, that the End Mon
day of October next, is fixed for the said Simeon
Mcknight to appear in the Circuit Court for AL
legany county,to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, endorsers, and sureties may pro.
propose or allege against him, and that a copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in the city of Cumberland, once week
for three successive months prior to the second
Monday of October next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
April 20, 1S62.-3ms.
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George. Percy, | ORlDgERED,, this q 5th d, d.
His Creditors. George Percy give notice /
his crcditoas, endorsers and sureties, that tn
LIST Monday of January 1864, is fixed for tn
said George Percy to appear in the Circuit
Court for Allegany county, to answer such in
terrogatories as his creditors, endorsers an
sursties may propose or allege against him an
that copy of this order be published in som
ne yspaper printed in the city of Cumberland
once week for three successive months prio
to the ;said first Monday of January 1864
such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Sept. 10, 1S63-3m.&
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EsSOipent'S Notice.

Patrick Finnegan ORDERED this 18th day
VS.. of April, 1863 that rat
His Creditors. rick Finnegan give no
tice to his creditors, endorsers and sureties,
that the End Monday of October next is fixed
for the said Patrick Finnegan to appear IN The
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such heterogeneous as his creditors, endor-
sersand sureties may propose or alege
against him; and that copy OF this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland once week for three
successive mouths prior to the second Mon
day OF October next, rs such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk,
April 80, 1SG3-3m.
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lnS0krellis .NOtiCc,

James K Percy, ORDERED DER g.. this his; 9Th aa
vs.. OF Sept. looo,tiiut JUNE
His Creditors. X. Percy give notice +
his creditors endorsers and sureties, that IL
1st Monday of January next is fixed for ,tb
said James X Percy to appear in the Circu
Court for Allegany county to answer such ir
terrogatories as his creditors, endorsers an
sureties may propose or allege against hin
and that a copy of this ovder be published
some newspaper printed in the city OF Gun
tcrland, once a week for three snccessN
months prior to the said lst Monday OF )anu;
ny next, as such notice. ,,,,,,, A.,
Sep. 10, 1863 3m. olerK.
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7IssOicfnfs .vOsjCe.

Joseph McCulloh. ! 0kDEhED, This Nm da,
VS.. ~ Of July, 1863, tina
His Creditors. Joseph McCulloh Civ,
notice 10 his creditors, cndorsers and sureties
that the I'd Monday of October next is fixed 70
the said Joseph McCulloh, to appear in tbs
Circuit Court for Alcgany county, to answeI
such interrogatories as his creditors, cndorscrsi
and suretics may propose or allege against him
and that a copy of this order be published ii
some new spaper printed in the city Of Cumber
land, once a week for three successive month
prior to the second Monday of October next,
such notice. -.t.
Test-H. RESLEY,
July %, 1SG3-3n= Clerk.
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Estate OF Sophia A. Johnson.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allcgany county, letters of Administration on
the estate of Sophia A. Johnson late of Fayetto
county, Pa, deceased. All persons having
claims against said decd, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the Goth day of Feb.
1864, otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit in said estate. Allper-
sons indebted arc requested to make imme date
payment. Given under my hand this Goth day
of August, 1868.
VIM. COMBS,
h-s %. lSGS. AdnlinistratUr
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. i. HUMMELSHINE,.
D ENLIST.

RESPECTFULLY in forms the citizen of CuD
~ berland and the public generally, that l.
has removed his office to his residence, on th
corner of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, owe
Read & Brothers Store, and immediately op
rosite Campbclrs Drug Store, whore he H. pre-
pared to attend to the practice of DENTISTRY
in all its departments.
Feb, I, 1S6I-y.
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Also, all the
NEW PUBLICATIONS

received rs soon as published. Subscriptions
rec civcd to all Magazines and Newspapers. -
The highest market price paid for RAGS, in
cash or goods. All persons who desire to buy
goods in my line, cheap for CASH, would dc
well to give me call before purchasing else
where, as am determined to make my psices
to suit the War times, having bought for Cash.
My object will always be to accommodate, and
to sell as low rs possible, and to execute all
orders with promptncss, and satisfaction to the
purchaser.
Come and examine my Stock. I charge
nothing to show my Goods.
HALE SWARTZW ELDER,
Under Belvidcrc Hall, Bait. St., Cumberland
Jan. Is, lS63-ly.
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Which are the evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Itis estimated that seven tcnths Of all adult
ailments proceed from diseased and torpid
liver Tho hillary sccretions of the liver
ov6rilownig into the stomach poison the entire
system: and exhibit the above symptoms.
After long research, we are able to present
n most remarkable cure for these hOrrid night
mare diseases, the world has ever Produced
Within one year over six hundred and forty
thousand persons have taken the Plantation
BittcrS, and not an in lance Of complaint has
como to our knowledge!
Ii is most cGcctual tonic and agreeable
stimuiant, suited to all conditions Of life.
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for its active properties, are whollH
false. For the public satisfaction, and that
patients may consult their physicians, We Ap.
pend list Of its components.
CALISAYA BARK-Cclebiated for over two
hundred years in the treatment CT Fever and
| Ague, Dyspepsia, Weakness, &C 1t was in
troduced into Europe by the Countess, wife of
| the Eceroy of Peru, III 1910, and afterwards
sold by the Jcsuits for TIE enormous price Of its
omn ,cciyht IN sHrcr, under the name Of Jcsnh's
Pordcrs, and was finally made public by Louis
| XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes espe-
cal reference to its fcbrifugc qualities during
| his South American travels.
CAscARILLA DAHK-For larrhna, collie and
diseases of the stomach and bowels,
| DANp ELroN-For Inflammation Of the loiDs
and dropscal affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For enfcebled dges-
| ton.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic, stimulant
and tonic-highly invigorating in nervous de-
| bility.
| WISrERGREEN.-For scrofula, rheumatism,
&C,
AxIsE.--An aromatic carmnative; creating
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mothers
nursing.
Also, cIoye-buds, orange, carraway, coiiander
snake root, &c.
S-T-lS60-N.
Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish
origin, imparting beauty to the complexion and
Drilliancy to the mind, it is vt unknown to
| the commerce Of the world, and we withhold
! its uamc for the prr2cnt.