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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-17
HALM,a
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H O REH DUN AND TART
~ se,..t.g ffs TOP fTrpr

sdtr9 FF1s " OF sfG Ss5ts
H O R e III OUND AND TAR I
io shrls la FOR THE CURE OF aaat
Coughs, Colds, InJsuenza, Hoarseness, Di6sealt
&, breathing. and all affections Of the Throat,
BroBchiat Tubes and Lupgs, leading
.9aRW to COnssanption.
e This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorte recipe of illus rous Physician aud Chem
fst who for many years used it with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he hai long been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey fthe plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cleansing and Healing properties
oftar extracted from the Life Principle of the forest
tree Abies BdssGmeu or Balm of Gilead For years
he was bafs0 in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into gu unio that the original
power of each would be pr served, tbs dsagreeable
qualities of common tar removed, and the price of
the compound be within the means of all. At last
after long course of difficult chemicai experiments
he found that by adding to these Ue other ineredi-
ents each one valuable BY ITSELF he oaly obtain
cd the de ired results. out greatly increased the
curative power OF the compound. This having been
thoroughly testei by pracce. Is now offered to the
general public as SAFE pleasant and inialble rem.
edy. 81
Forsale by W. F. Phillips, Portland, and all drug.
CHARLES DowNER, General Agent,
e nov4d3m "A Cedar st.. new York,
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CAPT. WILLIAM P. JoRDAN.-A report
was recently published that Capt. Jordan of
the 10Th Regiment, of this city, had been dis
missed for absence from his command without
leave. We have before us the proper vouchers
to show that Capt. Jordan has had full justice
done him, that he never was improperly abb
sent, that an unjust and gross attempt was
made to have him set aside by those who hop
ed to profit by his discontinue, but the at
tempt failed, and Capt. Jordan stands fully
justified by his superiors, and has been recon-
mended by Gen. Beal for promotion.
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in addition to supplies for the army hereto
fore publicly acknowledged, has handed us a
list covering four full size letter pages, of
boxes and barrels with the names and resi-
dence of those contributing them for the SOL
diers in the army. As Mr.. Il. has acknow-
lodged every donation by private letter direct
ed to the donor, we do not see why we
should fill our columns with the uninteresting
details. We will cheerfully publish aggre-
gates, but SO minute report makes a very
serious draft upon our crowded columns.
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~ EpiiePtfc Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
curing this terrible maady, invites all Similarly az
icted tocal or send for circulars Of references and
testimonials of numerous cases cured of from one to
ton especially to diseases ofthe Axis
or Nervous system, and soicits inyestieation O.
his claim to the public confidence. = N
BE may be consulted ct his private residence No.
l4I West 42d street, daily from 10 A. NJ to Pm.
except Saturday and sunday Address ali letters to
DR. v. B. LOCKR0W, New York.
Care Off, Q, Box SIG, cct7dsm
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DISASTERS.

dispatch from baltimore 10Th states that . bark,
name unknown, with government stores, Is ashore
on Cape heniy, and go ng to pieces.
Sch Lizzie, Of Harrington, with cargo of hay,
took fire at East Boston, NOR ming Of the 18TH and
was badly scorched. The deck load Of hay was
thrown overheard
Sch II Heath. from Philadelphia for Boston, was
run into nc Delaware Breakwater, Sunday night, and
had bowsprit and head gear carried away. Would
proceed to Philadelphia for repairs -s,
Sch Convoy, lot Rocklandl Merrill. from Boston
for Fortress Monroe. dragged ashore at Holmes
Hole, night of the l4th. Would probably come Of
at high water without damage. "
Sch Israel L. snow. of Rookland, from New York
for Boston, with cargo of corn and cannon. ran
ashore last night Low Point, West Chop. in Vine
yard Sound, but wi probably be got OF without
Damage. - y
Brig Chss W Ring. from Cow Bay CB for N 70 K
put into Newport 14th, with loss of main topmasi
and light calls split. r... u
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EThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 1-2 Exchange
st., opposite Postofice, Portland.
2# go FeA-- W. s. SAWYER.
Hon. WIN. PITT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
= oct. 13 en-. ISL 10 ,.,s9-s ~ lvre
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.

Fridny.................. December 18.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York.
Steamer Montreal, Lisoomb, Boston.
brig Paragon. tBrl Edgett, Gloucester. to load for
Cuba N4Fo1
Sch Eva, (Br) Edgett, South Jeggins Ms.
sob L Horton, Mccormick, Bangor for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Gen Shepley, (new, l35 tons) Prince, For
tress Monroe-Ross & Stnrdvant
BaIque Fisher, tBrl Wilkinson, st John NB-mas-
ter. III 81 0A &E ~
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- !, eferring to the release of the ST. Albans'
Raiders, tie D.aston Post says:
eff this interprete. ION Of international dstg,
Law. comfy, is sanctiores py the crown athome,
1t Will ieaS to &eplorable eoneeQ ences. ourown
protection against such aggression, come from
where they may, is an imperious Obiigatlo.1 and
all cests;' SHH'
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icy TEL. 10 MrRoHANr's rxoHANer.l

NEW YORK, Dec 16-Ar, ship Jane Southland,
Bishop. Bath; brig Hattie Wheeler. Tarr. ON
Cardenas.
BALTIMORE Dec is Ar, sch Harriet Baker,
Weber, Portland.
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THE attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of Messrs. G. G. Gooding & Co.
They get up some fine pictures in new and
beautiful STYLE Give them call and examine
for yourselves.
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Portland Society az FatnraI E;.torv

ne ANNUAL MEETING the Pc tIand soeitty Of
NM Nalura HIS ory will be held At o'cloek n M,
meanesd9y Deer 2st, at the HALL, 259 Cep9rest
members and all persons terG sied /. the ye.
Iafe OF 'he Society earnestly invited ID attend
and confer upon the coBditi n and p-ospecf Of the
Society: GEO. L. G0oDAIE,
OeclotQ
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Sage Run Oil Company.
Office, No. 525 Walnut St., Philad'a,
Room No. IS.
9 apita1, 100000.
10000 Shares, Par Value. s.. 90

$4,000 Shares, Par Value, 5000
The landsott this Company are situated on Sage
Run abou n miles from OIL City, on tie SOU side
OF the Allegnany River, In Cranberry T ,wnshfp
Venango County, Penn d lyapia aud compile abcut
100 acres In fee simple It'll within short distance
ola well which has produced from q to 30 barrSis
of oil day for the last "a years. and 9th Iroduc-
ing wells on the Acker I, act.
The property contains about go acres of good bot
tom or Dorng land, ng on each side Of the creek,
ments recently made coutik 1ous pro perty Is un.
doubleday very vUinable Oh Territory. Ii las boon
pronounced bY disinI ereae- gentlerr Gu who have
visited he property. to be equal TO any D Jar on
OIL Gre T. so far as location and the evidences oil
are concerned.
The Company have alreadya su-erior ten-hor,
eng me- entirely new a-d con- leie, and will imme-
lately commsnee % work OF boring the land,
and arrap gemen's have been made foI " more er-
gines to be furnished ". thout delsy.
The Capital Stoek of tie CompaI viii Re 100000
divided into OO0 shara3 os the par Va'ue CT 90
the subscription price 81 30 Eight thousand shares
OF the stock appropriated Tor a wol kiug ca ital
Tor develop ing the and rendering IL cessary to
TH0S. r. SEAkLE, Pres dent.
ID. X. JoAes, Treas. f- H. BToi0er, Sec'y.
The above companies have as good promises As
other new companies, and with as good succ ,es as
many nave INST with their stocks would alvance
era Kindred per cent.
Some Uil we Is are yielding their 1000 bis. per
day. The same success may be in sto.o for the New
Dominion and the Sage Kun" ritl0I
subscription Books are open ct No l43 CONNER
can be subscribed for. Terms, half down, balGAce
In thirty days.
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Bosto,i stock L,s,.
MARRIED..

In this CITY, Dec is. by Rev Samuel Roy. Fred A
Hartshorn and Miss Maggie Kennedy, both OF this
city. = "
In this CITY. Dec IT, by Rev Or Carrutbers, Ferdi-
dand Walker and Rhode NJ Armstrong, both Of
Portland.
Dow, both of Bath
In biddeford. Dec 9, Oliver G Perkins, of Kenne-
Dunkport, and Deborah A Goodwin, of b.
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DIED,

In this city, Dec ls. Martha A. wife of watson
Dyer. aged 81 years.
RkHneral en- Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
at NJ 80 sumner street. Frisncs and relatives are
invited to attend
In Windham. Dec Is. Mr. Nathan Nash, aged
81 years.
In New York City. Dec u, Mr. Chas Wakefield,
aged Az years months II days 81
In Strong, Dec Is, OF consumption, Mrs Bessie.
we of Lieut. Norrell.
In Biddeford, Nov 10th, Of consumption, Abby
Wakefield, aged 81 years Nv
In taris Dec "A, Alfred Andr ws, ESQ, aged "a yrs
months
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Notice to Persons having Horses to Sell
The undersigned rave no connection with Capt
Whytal, Acting Quartermastef ststioL ed In Angus
ia, in the purchase of horses. but are purchasing
them on their own scc0unt, and will pay for what
they purot a,e in Green Backs, a lawful currenoy,
instead of Government funds G
G. W. RIoKER,
declSu &Erg 4Alk u. Il. SAVAGE.
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A LEATHER wallet cont hning money and papers.
"a The finder will receive q generous re- "a ~ ~,
r.tnrcing the wallet with the money, or propoticn,
al for wallet and Pspefs. = -
DANIEL wINsLow,
Dec l1-@ NO. Mani. Block, Union st.
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Pfayoung man of some experisncein the tusi-
1Dness, situation sale sma. In . Boot nd Shoe
Stre.
dec II eod2wlss Add -Os " r =" at this Office.
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A great chano, for iuvestment

A PArEsT Right 70 sale for the State of Maine.
"A Either the Wnole state, or In Counties an a..
title useful to every busns man. and ca eeslI 10
Lumbermen For a+ioalaIs address
,, Is. b RUSSELL
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LOOK AT THIS.

Geuts' Cluster Chain Pins, scarfPips. Sleeve 1t.
tons, Gents Chains, Long Chains. Neck Chains
Rings. Jet Hoops Bracelets, Locksts, Ladirs' Sets
In eat variety-100 pa to ns to choose from-Only
one I'd liar. at DRMSSERS Cheap Store. 80 Elk
change street.
Any OF the above ar icles gent by mail ON ceipt
of one dollar. Address L. dESSER, Porta I'd, Me-,
Box lSz. de 12d4w.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

V Lincoln's official majority in Minnesota
is 1860.
81 A well caved in, recently, in Worcester,
Mass, killing one man instantly and smother
ing two others. 81 r
- The friends of Alexander Dumas are try
ing to dissuade him from his American tonr.-
But Dumas insists.
% A man'has actually been convicted of lille
gal voting in New York city, and is awaiting
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By TELEGRAPH
~ TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
FROM TENNESSEE.

The Federal Tictory Complete-HoOd Dr;ven
Eight Miies-OficiaI Dispatch.
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ssTurlies hot and turkies cold, p4e
Ditto young and ditto old, iis
Ditto tender and ditto tough,
And thank the Lord we had enough"
and more too, for all which the donors have our
sincere thanks. AfF 4g9
Our company is now enjoying good hea lth,
and SO far as am able to judge, though l
confess my means of judging correctly, are
none of the best, 1 think the health of the
army never was better. INDEX.
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time fixed for his execution. Another instance
Of q beloved young man wrecked on the shoals
of self-indugence; Of an oyerweening love of
show that his legitimate means would not justi-
fy him in indulging. TeM A haad $40
R-It is reported that in the new State of Ne
yada, beneath thin covering Of refuse saline
matter, for depth OF fourteen feet, pure rock
salt is found as clear as ice, and tas white as the
driven snow Beneath, there is water, which
seems to be filtered through salt to an unknown
depth. The whole of the fourteen feet in thick
ness does not contain a single streak of any del
eterious matter or rubbish, and is ready for
quarrying and sending to market. The locality
is one hundred miles west of Reese river.
BSchooner Lion, of Rockland, was recently
lost with all on board. The facts have appeared
in our marine list. The Free Press says Capt.
Furnish was young man of enterprise, Just
started success fully in business, and leaves
wife and child The other persons belonging in
Rockland, were Charles s. Holmes, who leaves
wife and several children; William Thomas. un-
married; and Alexander Mccoy, who leaves A
family. Besides, there were Norris Pitcher. of
Waldoboro, single; and Jacob Cohen, of New
York, single. ss, ass9,,a s.. .2ii g
3 - Some Of the copperheads do not disguise
their indifference to the welfare of the country.
and frankly ayow that they feel absolved from
all obligation to labor for its salvation unless
they can have the whole control of matters
They are ready to rule, no matter where, but to
serue their country is not their vocation. In
this spirit late number of the New York
World said. "No. gentlemen Of the admins
tration, we propose to stand aloof. You have
gothic machine. Now run it. Prove your own
capacity as engineers and and omit your lee.
lures on engineering. You discharged us Of
responsibility by defeating and defaming u.s.
Our schemes for saving the nation, you, with
the power and authority OF the government at
your back to make it safe. hooted as treason;
now go on and see what You can do with your
loyalty"
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and increasingits strength confirmed, and
with ample abilities to meet all its .obiiga-
tions from its ordinary resources.
In the report of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency will be found statements of the number
Of national banks organized since his last an
nual report, the States and Territ cries where
In organized, the amount ofcapital paid in, cir
culation, and bonds deposited. The statement
exhibits large and rapid increase, and dem
onstrates the popularity of the system. The
rapid and extensive conversion OF stare insti-
tutions OF established character, conducted
through long series of years by men OF rec
ognizsd financial ability, into banks organized
under the new system, could not have taken
place unless after full and careful consideration
as to its safety aud superior advantages. Ii it
should be said that perhaps these advantages
may be rather to those individually interested
than to the community at large, the reply is
that single uniform currency, possessing the
same value throughout the whole country
mas been too long general object of desire, to
nave It's Importance questioned. Ii to this
great aud obvious good be added the benefit
OF government In its financial operations, Of
being freed from all the uncertainties and EN-
barrasments arising from a currency over
which it can exercise no control, the advanta-
&c of any system which will effect these objects
can admit of no debate. The Secretary was
not among the first to approve the plan adopi-
ed by Congress, and which seems to be recey-
ing the popular sanction. Time and obserya
ton offs effects have, however, convinced
hin that the system, ifnot without defect, is
based upon sound principles, and is entitled
to all the benefit OF fair trial, and it is quite
apparent that the good to be hoped cannot be
fully realized so long as another system at war
with the great objects to be attained shall ex
ist, unchecked and uncontrolled. While,
therefore. the Secretary would not advise the
adoption OF unfriendly or severe measures like
~ 10 enoarrass the business of the country, es-
4. peclally when indications are so favorable
that the national system will soon replace all
OF merely local characterize is yet of the
opinion tnat such discriminating legislation
should be had as will induce the withdrawal
of all other circulation than thatEissued under
national authority, at the earliest moment.
The concluding part of the report is taken
up with a variety of suggestions, that the sal
aries of the Treasurer aud Assistant Treas
urers should be raised, that more provisions
should be made for preventing smuggling on
the fronaer, sud some Others of minor conse-
quenee; and also with statements OF the ac-
ton taken as to tie purchase OF products Of
insurrectiOnary districts, on separations OF the
Mint and Coast Survey, the circumstsnces at
tending the loss of some bonds not stgnea, spd
Recommendation that the building now USED
As Custom House in New York be purchased
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-IINsaIl. nilhT IfV~'H. IHIIV7Fs7. ''"'
powder. Twankay AMI skin.
o0LONG, S0UCH0NG, 0aANSs AND
HYSOa PtK0E.

JAPAN Tsa ot every drscr'p'l"n, coIof' .
aud ~ :rlorsd.
rhI- IL, hns each kid 81 TEa divided 10
y, FOUR rtasses. usinriv: CARGO. higH
CARGO FINE. FINEST. that .s.rs 90
NV understand irom dr-cfipI"" n"d 'l's
pr,r.- annoyed that The c",np nv are otter
.u,ncj i. undcrs-Il the VII IL Tea trsie.
". suarsns.e !. SCH AL. %. r.'as "a
40, over TWO CENTS Coz c'n's) pr
p,n,,d above cost. believing this - b. ~
isactive 10 the many VII" have he'rioIor'
'~e. rssing Enormous " fits
GREAT AMERICAN TIN CnMPtN y.
Importers aud ,bber-. N, 81 Vesev rect,
NEW YORK.
Srpl.mhar &c 1868 An
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We also keep q large assortment ~
AND STEREScDpIC
VIEWS.

Our Cns;ogus ~ these will DC sent 81
,ddrrss o. receipt ~ stamp
T.. g. n, T. ANTHONY.
N ,nuisciurers ~. photographic Materials
SOL Brnsdway, Nv York.
Friends ~ relatives ~ prominent nilitsrs
men viii cn-fcr favor nv sending us their
nken -sses 90 copy. They viii ne kept
and returned un'rjmed.
FIN. Albums Made 10 Order fr Congre-
cations 10 pr.seni t. their Pastor, 'or for
aher purposes, with suitable inscrip-
sions. DO.
Anyu-t % 1861. EN-.
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w. MI .,m NAis. E-,'a - z =
Astnul rA N''.sNtA T " wA.tsn.
C..ns. u. .ei..~. sAAs.- T. .., FASH
y pss'r.,' Cisiias-.' u f-"m. ~. ". ne
l..p.rs' ma Ii.mi'h y pa'in..ri- ~ni
'i'.rar, rsyi' ~ nns' IA ,iss rrrr-raris- ~
\ fs-'-rssSs M-~iz,n.
Address z :. ARiIjEN CO..
as1 Wninn Sir. r..si d.irhi
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o. th"re we mruuisr'ur, ssr.,i vnrIris
,rsing ~ n-ir- sr"a 81 r-n,- \. 500 each.
Oar ALitU NJ hsvr IL. r.'ru's'inn ni br-
~ superior ~ beauty aud durabiIny 70 anv
,ii.r-. ~. sm,il-r kiod- can b. sent
ssr.ly Nv mil ~ . postage ~ AK cents PEI
The more expensive can be sen, o.
xpr.ss.
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ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured Of fits Of nine years standing. and
st. Vitu-' dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after lis flesh Ind almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs
abla.'
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER WINS cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER " Rheumatism u eight
years.
Cases innumerabIe of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned ia
which the Purifier and Pills
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rHEvucl.rr I'M ry'~..I I'LL
Tic Departure ana i..nllisr u III,
iiI.EluS.
These '~r ms~msn..rs sTktL pLATIp
EseEAvIsGs -t.:Sg ~ ssv~ rrra, ~ H.
ifvery srI a ls.s- W hrruftini Aan i.su.
Frrnch and Eag i-h s.r.rnsi"e- Ssnr ~. u.
A sers-.
Grsrs Inducements 20 cn.rgviir rauss-
~ ~ ho'h sexes
GOSM OPUIiTAN AEr UNION AGENTS,
Are 'nio'm.d that >" Walter Scot amt
IT. ccn'empur ri.s. b.su'ifni'y engraved nn
Steel. ssm. size and mate picture '" Shak.
spssre end hlr iswbdr. Will be- shortly ready
and their orders are respectfully ~vi,cised
Ami, ~
W. a. HOLBEnOKE. Publisher.
"a Nassau ST.. N ".
fch. % n. 1s6f-5w
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A. FaEapMAN. Jasper;
Fam HoFFmAS. HARRISON Township;
JuHs L HuFFMAs, Columbis Township:
GEo. HrFFMAs. Hnh.son Township;
GKo II SHURTz. ferdinand;
JoHs q. BEcKmAs. Ferdinand;
ERssr PicKHAsnT, Hunssngsburg;
L r. TAYLOR. Irnlrnd;
andhv Druggists a. M.schsnts ever where
G w. ROBACK. Compoundrr o. Stomach
Ri,ters. Blood Pills. DistilIer and Manuals.
imer Of Cs'awbs and Swedish Brnnd,rs and
al kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquors
which are sold. whoIrsalc 90 in any desucd
quantity, Al NJ. rs, 5s. 30 md " East
Third Street Cincinnati, q.
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$500 copies Of Works pf Art.

Incln''t re- PROHIBITIONS - the us"-t ,nis-
rated 4 .lravings. ia'nliug-. S'a ns-. &c
'l'.ing-s sent - receipt ~ Slamp- a y
,rd..r iur One Dozen PicrURks from our
;ualogn. wiiI BE- :iii-d on .reccl pt d Sl.5u
md lent nv mail, free.
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are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
Thcy act 80 directly upon the Liver.
cxcitir hat organ ~ su,t an extent -
that ! system does rot relapse into it,
formt ,ndition, which . 700 apt 70 be
the ease with simply pun ga,ive pill.
They ara REALLY
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NOT Ell ~erasif'v - ne t"'""""s
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4 ~ im,nense Ca t'si % .hs lni.""en'
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know ledge ~ superior -alrsmen.
T,,- .nshl-s nh 4 Buy so matter
u in.v ar- thousands ~ niir- tom 'hi~
msrke,-io purchase on - g""d terms her'
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