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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-12
REFUSAL of Taliandi0hans to stamp for Me-
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 10.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 10.
Vallandigham arrived here yesterday en-
route to address people in various places In
Ohio, but meeting McClellan's letter of ac-
ceptance, he promptly authorized the Demo
cratic chairman of Ohio, to withdraw his name
from appointments In that State and returned
home.
The peace men are determined to maintain
their integrity and will soon call meeting to
determine their course of action.
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FUvHE undersigned have this day formed Copart-
Il nership uncer the firm and name Of "LEwis.
ROLLINS BosD." for the purpose Of doing =
wholesale and retail clothing business, at Nos ifi
r. c. LEWIS,
n. G. ROLLINS,
WIN. BOND.
Portland Senf 1 1894 -aen6d2W
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EDw. M. PArrEN. AUcrIoNEER. IL EXCHANGE 4,
Valuable Property ON Commercial
Sc. af Auction.

ON Friday. September 18th, at 3P. n. ON the
Opremises, without reserve, valuable lot Of Land
on the northeriy side OF Comms rcal street nearly
opposite the head OF Franklin Wharf IL haas 'front.'
age on Commercial of % feet, extending back about
800 feet giving front Fore street Of 30 feet max
tug some $500 square feet. IL win be sold as above
without reserve on favorable terms. Plan nav be-
seen at the Merchants Exchange. For particulars
call on the Auctioneer. sepi0dtd
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Open House Tonight.

Returns will be received at the Press Office
ihls evening, and all are invited to be present
and have the benefit of the intelligence. no
returns can be received till alter six o'clock.
The result Of the vote in this District aud
State will probably be known by ten O'Clock.
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LOST.
$500 REV ARD.

nS Central wharf or around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot aud yard; Calf skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum of money, and papers OF no
value 10 any one bat the looser The finder will be
rewarded rs above on returning the same to No.
Central Wharf or y Brackett street.
Portland, Aug. 81 1854. aus3l diff
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Lost.

MONDAY afternoon. between Lincoln Street and
with gold and Pearl in the centre The finder viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at THIS
Aug 80, 1854. reE faat
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Unfurnished Apartments wanted.

WANTED about the middle Of October next,
w two good sized unfurnished rooms, to serve as
. paror and bed room-for Q gentleman only
The house must be in q good locality Apply per-
sonally at the British Consulate, Exchange ST. be-
tween the hours of IL and g. or fby letter 10 NJ
Box No. "a Post Office. sept6dlw
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THE American illustrated newspapers for
this week, have been received at the book
and periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81
Exchange street.
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VS'e' '"''N n ''tV TN ' f"FUuFU 8SVU""'
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. II.
This morning, about 6 O'Clock, heavy firing
in Vineyard Sound was heard by the garrison
at Clark's Point. There were some 80 or 90
heavy guns, the reverberations of which among
the islands were very distinctly heard.
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FoREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to S50,0G6.90.
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Clothing Lost.

MOSDAl, Sept. 5th, between Warren Market
INA and Tukey's Bridge, two pairs W oolen Pants
wrapped in bundle. The finder will be SUITABLY
rewarded on :eaving them at the Press office.
Portland, Sept 6.-d1w
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue OF . L.
~ cense from the Judge of Probate for the County
Of Cumberland, shall SELL by public auction At ne
dwelling house on the premises. the seventeenth
day ofOetooer, A. ID 1864. 1t O'Clock In the AFTER
noon, the homestead lot Of the late Reuben Bol-
brook late Of Freepcr', 10 said County situated I'm
said freeport, and containing Tour acres OF land
with the buildings thereon.
HORACE BREWER. Adminissra tor.
Dated this 9TH day Of Sept, 1884. 2taw3ws
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Wanted.

Rr middle aged man, situation in store, or
Lion the wharf, as 4 salesman, TO 90 ligat work or
to take charge of some light business. Good refer
ences given
Address Box 1919. or enquire at No, Lime st.
Portland, Sept. 6th.--dtf
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Portland. Sept. /. Il
Portland Company.

TUyHE stockholders of the Portland Company are
il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting FOR the
choice of Directors. and the special meeting m rea
ton to now stock were severa ly adjourned TO meet
At the rooms OF the Board Of Trade on Exchange
ST. on Saturday, Sept 10 a three o'eloek I'm
seni0klt JOSEPH G. MOVES, Clerk.
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Notice.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayor Of
il fce until Monday Sept. H. at u eioekr n0srs
for building Brick Stab in the rear o. WI can
be seen at the Mayors office. The eom Nv, SsrsS
the right to refuse all proposals II NOS sohS'oe'sN
for the interest of the city.rrr.N
s Chairman Com. on Public Buildings,
Sept !, ls64.-dtd
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Valuable House Lot mt Auction.

IN Friday. Sept, 18th. at O'Clock p. NJ, We shan
" sell valuable lot Of land on India street. next
70 the corner lot on the northeast Of Federal
street being - feet on India street by AZ Jeef deep
WITH good well Of excellent water on 10 This l. :
Deautfnl lot Tor building purposes centrally Ioca-
TED ana IN an excellent neighborhood. Title clear.
80 a., HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auet'rs.
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Kew. Mr.. WALTON yesterday forenoon.
amer reading the Presidents proclamation of
thanksgiving for our recent signal victories
over the rebels, preached sermon upon the
struggles in which we are engaged for the ma
tons iie,and most eloquent and patriotic one
1t was. We hope it will be given to the pub
lie again. II ought to be published TO the
world
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Remember

The polls open at O'Clock this morning and
close at 6 o'clock this afternoon,
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AUCTION SALES.
EN-. PArrEN, AUCTIoNEER, IL Exchange 81.
Seai Estate on 50. Lawrence S.,
Al Auction. -

~ the ,s.y, Sept 18th. at past IL O'Clock, ON
Portland Go-nnses No. ST. Lawrence ST. near the
land with tSs bnsTys Works. will be sold lot OF
and IN INV 1--we stored dwelling and store on the 'front.'
The lot has front @e g ssG FL, w9Odsh dwelling
THIS property must be sold wiiha nv Ia asptn
tioneer. ats cal on the aue-
sept-dfd
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in a Wholesale store. either a.
"A book-keeper. clerk or salesman, by q young
man Good referees. Apply 8. & s.. Daily Press
omee. sept6dlws
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Sept. Sd, were sll6,52000
Corresponding week last year, ss,993.00
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strayed or stolen.

EROM the subscriber in Gorham, aiBay Coli, one
Il year old last May, with black name and tail and
black legs Whoever will return him or give into
nation where he can be found shall be suitably re-
warded. MOSES FOGG C,orham Ma
Sept div
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Lost.

CTRAYED from the pasture Of Mr. Francis Rob-
- erts, westbrook, last month. . three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever wilt return him or
give information where he may be- found. will be
suitably rewarded, BY calling at No SO Spring st.
FRANCIS L. EMERY.
Portland, July 10. lss4.-dtf
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liz e MI o " A Il!

nR. HEALD has removed his office from No. 24i
~ Congress St to the opposite side of the street
corner OF Congress and Temple streets. office form
erly occupied BY Drs Bacon & Brssiin. sep6db
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-12
Nominations for Representatives

The delegates chosen by the Union men at
their Ward caucuses met In convention Satur-
day afternoon, at o'clock, in the Senate
Chamber, for the purpose of nominating a list
OF names to be supported by the Union men of
this city to represent them in the Legislature
tie next year. After organizing by the choice
OF Edward Fox, Esq, as Chairman, and Thorn
H. Hayes, Secretary, it was unanimously voted
to present the following names to the caucus
in the evening.
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Increase,

There was an increase during the week Of
s6,sS900 in passengers, and s206SS.00 in
freight.
The aggregate receipts from July LIST TO
Sept. I'D amounted to $3.50 $4,000
Same period last year, S10,73200
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Notice.
Suhs,,,,,fe ORered.

A NY nsrsop assirous of obtaining substitute for
"A one wear can do so by APPLYING in person or by
mail to oRA SrAyKY. Post Office address, W ater-
sora y Maine. sepl0dst.
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Wanted.

On CUSTOM Coat and 20 custom Pant makers.
W Apply ut Clothing Rooms of
WOODMAN, TRUE q CO..
8; and &c Middle street.
Auz0-dkwfs6w
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S2J Reward /!

CTOLEN from the subscriber Tuesday Even
- ing, while in Pierces auction room. Calf Skin
Pocket Book containg s54 In money, note against
Charles Hodgdon, Gorham, for So, and enc against
Charles Hooper for 81. The above reward will be
paid for the recovery Of the property and the detee-
ton of the thief.
Tune S.-tf GEORGE BECK.
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Horses, Carriages, a Harnesses,
nf Ancfsn..

nG Saturday, Sept Il. at III o,elosk A NJ a.
" Lime street, Horses, Carriages ana Hsrnes.e-
such IS Carryails, Top Buggys. Concord wagons.
Jenny Linds. Express W azon and Harnes.s. 800
Of each new and second hand
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auct'rs
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s x TELEGRAPH
ITO THE
EvENENG PAPERS.
Expeditions in Florida.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Capt. Green communicates to the Navy De-
partment the particulars of several success
iul boat expeditions from the bark J. l.. Davis,
Griswold Commanding, onthe Station at Tam
pa Bay, The FIRST was made on the 18th of
July and resulted in the destruction OF some
salt works belonging 10 Hapgood and Carter,
strong secessionists OF Tampa. The second
was made on the 10th Of july, to the factory
OF a rebel named McClough which was also
destroyed the third was made ON the Sd and
18th OF Aug by a tender schooner Stonwall,
asd commanded by Acting Master Henry b.
Carter. With his gigs and crew OF 0 men, they
proceeded up Asn,tee river TO town OF tha
same name and destroyed lsfge saw mill and
gristmlll with steam engine and fixtures.
Learning that about 8 miles up the river there
was sugar aill belonging to Davis, the party
assembled the river aud found an establishment
which last year made over 1900 hogsheads OF
sugar, two thirds OF which was sold to the
rebel commanding this department, After
breaking as much Of the machinery as possible
loaded shell was placed in various parts of the
engine aud building, the building was then
fired and the establishment totally DESTROYED
Acting Master Carter is particularly spoken
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Furniture nj Au....

IN "wednesday, Sept. l4th At ton o,.I,., :.
~ at the house of John 8. Miller No AZ Ia a.
all the Furniture In said House consistin ae ~,
Bedding, Bedsteads and Mattresses Cha7nba.5 seos,
Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Carpets Mi,sseets
Crockery, Glass, China, Tin, and Wooden W.
Table Cutlery. Parlor and Cock Stoves, togefhs.
with the Kitchen Furniture. ss'asr
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auctionser..
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Board.

A FEW Boarders can be accommodated at No. ~
"A Adams Street, at 81 per week. sept sdlw'
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w Saturday, September nth, at 8 O'Clock r. n
~ we shall selifhe three story wooden house NO.
Dow ST. The house Is finished throug hout fne clos
cts nne cellar, plenty water. centrally located In
good repair, always under rent. and . desirable
property for Investment. sale positive to close up
an estate. Terms ~ sale.
HENRY BAILEY & CO.. AucrIosnxRs.
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The Post has the following:

BALTIMORE, Sept 10.
The American has the following news from
Gen. Averill, dated i0p NJ, Thursday, to
Maj. Gen. Kelly, Cumberland. Early retreat
ed this morning towards Winchester. / am
on his heels. have whipped Vaughan's cav
airy, captured all his trains which we're not
burned, and have taken two battle gags. He
has no artillery, have cut off Imboden.
$50 A. w. AyERILI,
Brig Gen
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Wanted.

A GOOD SAFE and . Shutdown Counting Room
Portland r. ., sept7dlw.
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SAMUEL w. LARRABEE,
NATHAN WEBB,
NATHANIEL o. CRAM.
JAMES f.. MILLER.

The nominations were unanimously ratified.
and with great enthusiasm, at the meeting
held In the evening.
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I'm wednesday evening. 7th inst. near the Bos-
" ton Depot, a Purse containing about $500 The
Under wall be literally rewarded on leaving the
same at this ONCE. sep,gdlw.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


N the Post Office at Portland state of M.;ne ,ath
day OF September, 1854
Q obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must eau ios advertised letters, give the date of
TINS hs'' ana pay one cent fer advertising
eg-"f not called for within oae ,aonth tbev nh,
be sent to the D al Letter Office
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A GOOD School for Boys, Topsham, Maine, rs
ful ana healthy locality. For Circulars &C., please
WARREN JOHNSON, A. NJ.
Sept l-d3w-
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WANTS, LOST,FOUND
Wanted.

ENOR family Of four tno small children a nice
y genteel two storied house, in the centre Of the
city, separsteor In block. Address Box no Port
'Anu rost' ohies. sept9dtf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27

From Req. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptis
Church, Germantotrn, Penn.
DR. C. VI. JAcKsoN:--Dear Sir:--Personal cx
perience enables me tosay that regard the G err
man BHters prepared by you most excellent
medicine In case of severe cold and general de-
bilitv have been greatly benefited bv the use of
the Bitters, ar1 doubt not they will produce SINH
lar effect on others Yours truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27

ever; that triumph of the cessation and
surrender policy of the Chicago Conven-
ton leads inevitably to a recognition Of
the rebel Confederacy, with slavery AZ its
cornerstone. to the disruption of this
glorious Union and the overthrow of
Democratic and republican principles all
over the world. Give not sueh a triumph
TO the foes OF freedom abroad and the enc
mics of equal rights at home Let not
England AMI France thus glory in the deS-
truction of this imperial republic. Let the
world understand that the American pep-
pie still cling to the principles of their
fathers--thst they will still maintain
against sll hostility the integrity of their
Union, the authority Of their constitution,
AMI the honor and supremacy of their
glorious flag.
We call upon the Union Committees.
Loyal Leagues, and all other organiza-
tions formed for the purpose OF vindica-
ting an | maintaining the Union cause. to
redouble their efforts. Let them perfect
their organizations Instantly everywhere.
Let them send to this committee for such
documents as will enlighten the people in
their res ppctive localities upon the great
issues involved in the canvass; they will
be furnished gratuitously. on the sole
condition that they are faithfully used.
Let speakers in every town and every
district address the Judgment and the
patriotict sentiment OF the people. AMI
rally them to the support and defense of
our principles AMI candidates. Let full
and prompt provision be male. in ad-
vance. for bringing voters to the polls,
for preventing frauds. am fpr securing in
this sharp crisis of the eountry's fate the
vote of every citizen who has an interest
In the preservation of the nations life.
Let special care be taken to secure for
every soldier anil forevery sailor who is
fighting in the field or on the sea in de-
fense OF tho country and its flag. the
exercise of his right to vote. II any
mans right Of suffrage is sacre.l it is his.
See to it that he is not deprived of it by
negligence or cheated in It's exercise by
fraud. Send agents to the army to sc.
cure i, for him. Where the action Of the
hostile Legislature has refused him the
right to vote in the fell. procure for him
Through il military necessity will allow,
that he NAV vote a. home.
Fellow.citizens: But one month more
remains for effort II that month be
properly employed the vote of. every loyal
State can be secured for the representa-
tiveS and canlidates of the Union cause
There is net one among them all that
upon any just and fair canvass, vii
deliberately pronounce the war in whicl
so many of our sos and brothers have lai'
down their lives. failure" or echo th'
demand Of the Chicago Convention for I
cessation of hostililips ju>t on the eve o
! victory. aud for a di>graceful surrender t.
! an exhausted and beaten foe.
! On behalf of the National Union Exc
cutive Committee.
/ Henry j. RAYMOxp. Chairman.
/ y. ID. SPEREY. Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
The President and Free Warylan
derS.

The following Is President Lincoln s
speech to the Association that visited him
to-day:
THE PRESIDENTS sPEEcA.
| am notified this is compliment to me
by Marylaniers present in this District.
infer that the adoption of the constitu
ton for the State furnishes occasion. and
that in your view the extirpation OF
slavery constitutes the chief merit of the
constitution. Most heartily do congrstu
late you and Maryland AMI the nation and
the world. upon the event. regret that
it did not occur two years sooner, which
| am sure would have saved to the nation
more money than woull have met all pr.
vate loss incident to the measure. but it
has come at last. and sincerely hope its
irien,is may fully realize all their
anticipations Of good from it, and that its
opponents may by its effects bs agreeaoly
and profitably disappointed.
! A word On another subject. Some.
: thing said by the secretary OF State in hi,
speech at Auburn has been construed by
some into threat that it shall be beaten
at the election. will. between then and
my constitutional term, do what may be
! able to ruin the Government. Others re-
gard the fact that the Chicago Convention
adjourned not sine de, but TO meet again
if called to do so by particular individu-
al, as an intimation of purpose that. if the
nominee is elected, he will at once seize
the control of the Government. | hope
the good people will permit them selves to
suffer no uneasiness on either point. l
am struggling TO maintain the Govern
ment, not to overthrow it. therefore
say, if shall live I shall remain Presi
dent till the 4th Of March. s1d that who
ever shall be constitutionally elected.
therefore, in November, shall be duly
installed as President OF the 4;h Of
March; AMI in the interval | shall do the
utmost that whoever is to hold the helm
for TIE next four years shall start with
the best possible chance to save this coun-
try. This is due to the people. both on
principle anil under the Constitution
Their constitutionally expressed voice is
the ultimate law for ALL Ii they should
deliberately resolve to have immediate
peace, even at the loss of their country
and liberties. / know no power or right to
resist them. 1t is their own business, and
they must do as they please with their
own. l bell. We. however. they are still
resolved to preserve their country and
their libery, and. in this office or out
of it am resolved I'd STAND BY THEM. l
may add that, in this purpose to save the
country and its liberties NO class of peo-
pie seem so nearly unanimous as the SOL
ciers in the field and the seamen ahoat.
Do they not have the hardest of it? Who
should quail when they do not?
God bless the soldiers and seamen, and
AL their beloved commanders.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
THE PRESIDENCY.
- Address Of the National Union
Executive Committee.

> The following address TO the people of
the United States has been issued by tue
National Union Executive Committee:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
REMEM BIER,
THAT THIS BITE RS
REAQ WHO SAE S S0a

From the Rer. Lcri c.. Beck. Pastor offhe BaDJsf
Church, PemJcrion. ". J. formerly ofthe North
Baptist Chu,ch, Philadelphia.
have known Hollands German Biuers IA
vorably for number Of years have used them
in nv own family. and have been pleased with
their effects that waSinduced tn recommend them
to many others, and know that they have operated
in n strikingly beneficial manner. | take great
pleasure IN thus publicly proclaiminc this fact and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended TO these
Btters. knowing from experience that my recon
incubation will he sustained. | do this cheerfully
as FIoohand's Bitter is intended to benefit the af
hicted, and is "not d rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27

The following is President Lincoln s
speech to the Association that visited him
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
From J.NEwTON BROWN ID. d. Editor Of

the Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to iavOr or recommend
Patent Medicines in general through distrust OF
theiringredientsand effects; yet know of no sui
fcient reason why 4 man NAV not testify 10 the
beneft he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation. in the hope that he may
thus contribute 10 the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 HOof-
lands German Bi,ters prepared by DR.. c. NJ.
Jackson. of this city, because | was preiudiced
against them for many years. underline impression
that they were chiefly alcoholic MIXTURE. Ian
indebted to mv friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq
for the removal ofthis prejudice by proper tests
and for encouragement to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. The
use Of three bottles of,hese Bitters. at the begin
ming ofthe present wear, was followed by evident
relief, and restoration to degree Of bodily and
mental vigOr which had NO. felt for six months
before. and had almost de~pared of rcgaining.
theref fore thank God anu my friend for directin
me to the use Of them.