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COMMERCIAL. 9
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, Commercial.
Per steamship Persia at New York.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFs MARKET June
5l.-A little Of the much needed rain has hllen.-
flonr quiet for American, but rather dearer Tor
French. Wheat very firm and a I'd higher than
the prices yesterday; Winter Red Western IS Sd a
28s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, june 81.
Beef-prices steady for fine qualities but other quail
tiles are very Irregular. Pork very dull Bacon lit
tie doing; prices favor buyers Cheese declined a
I'd owing to large arrivals. Lard quiet but steady;
sales at e6 q 6Ss. Tallow In fair inquiry at higher
rates. North American 40 a Ais
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, June b.
Ashes quiet at IS 29s. Sugar in steady demand at
full prices. Cofee-saes limited; stock restricted
chiefly to Rio kinds Rice quiet but steady. Linseed
IN good demand at an advance Of 8 al 3d. Lnseed
Oil steady at 33s Cd q $751; Rosin freely sold at los
q lis Cd for, common. Spirits Turpentine dull at
53s. Petroleum quiet, but firm; small sales refined
at 2S Cd. Ssft asl5 iil,a hH& aakiiff 81 43glaAA
Latest via Telegraph to Queenstown -
u LIVERPOOL, July 1.--Cotton to-day were
1900 bales, including 5000 to spectators and ex-
porters The market closed unchanged
BIeadstuffs firm but quiet
Provisions dull. Beef firm.
P ;0duce quiet but steady. l5s *
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 1.--Consols
AMERICAN sECURITIEs-U.s. 5-2Os 72a q VI
Illinois Central Shares "a; Erie Shares 521 al 90. 81
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U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
oLIFFoRD, PREsmINa.

JUNE OllfFOhD, rhEsAOlNG.
WEDNEsDAY.-The case of Thomas Snow
VS.. Gaspe Insurance Co., was before the Court
and jury all day The evidence for plaintiff
was all put in, and Mr.. Butler opened the case
on the part of DEFENDANTS fl e.si g IS Wea
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HENRY LuET run away hom the Reform
School, Sunday, hired out toiaa' farmer and
was recaptured Monday, and returned to his
old quarters. wsw4rsil0ls8Hl 4
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Latest via Telegraph to Queenstown.


"a M s-.ff.
NEW YORK; July L.
Cotton quiet and firm sales 1900 bales Middling
Upland at Soc.
Fiour-State and western @1Oc better. but less
active; sales $500 bbls. State so q 81 3d.. Round
Hoop Ohio 10 a 7 rs. Western 3 IS q 8 s. South
steady; sales 800 bbls. at 90 q Il SO, Canada
5@10c better; sales $50 bbls at 90 "a 25. h III
Wheat opened quiet and very trms but closed
Milwaukee 4 50 q 1 40. Winter Red Western go g
GO. Amber Michigan 20 q ~. Choice do 90.
Corn-1 a &C lower; sales 25,00O bushels Mixed
Western 50 q s2s. Unnsound rs q so.
" Oats-2c lower; Western 60.
Beef-quiet; sales 400 bbls. ~ Is
Pork-opened heavy and closed with more tirmness;
sales 300 bbs. New Mess q. rs @ q. for cash.
Il Iard--steadyi sales 300 bbls. at 164 e 20ca.
Butter-heavy and lower; sales. Ohio at IS q 26c;
\, State 81 q 3d. u.
Whiskey -quiet and steady; sales 200 bbls West
Rice-dun. tssss&S
sugars-steady; sales 800 bbls Porto Rico at III q
49, Muscovad0 13a. dBiphl
CoHee-quiet. Rio, sales 700 bags on private
sMolasses-dull
Freights to Liyerpool-dull and lower Grain, SD
for Corn. ssfaisi3afss
Al Wooii -uuuuA-- Ta1 axl9aaIH slfs fs3 1880
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JuIy11dt'
GenteeI COTTAGE ~ Auction

nN THURSDAY, July 2otil, ar tfrsa o,cIoos r
" NJ, we shall sell neat Coftage near he Conore
gatonal Meeting House in westbrook. known As the
Prout Place, situated about mile nom Portland nc
Is story and half house, thoroughly f1nshed with
the best material and by the best workmen.' Tha
celler was blasted from solid rock. Its new and In
perfect order. There Is a stable and other out bu
with about eight acres Of land In the highest state oil
cultivation; there Is about sixty fruit trees on the
lot-young and tslrifty-with currents, gooseberres
Strawberries, Raspberries, SC, &C. 1t IL splendid
piece Of pr0perty-one Of the most desirable we nave
held for years. Sale positive.
July13dtd lfr H. BAILEY q co., Auctioneers.
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WAsHNGT0N,. July II.
The following are among the appointments
and re-appointments of Postmasters just made !:
John G.. Palfrey, Boston; John M. Earle, Wor-
cester; George N. Osgood, Cambridge, Mass. !;
Chas. F. Greenleaf, Bath, Me-; Jas. M. Deer
ing, Saco, Me-; J. Weeks, Bangor, Me-; Jas.
A. Bicknell, Augusta, Me. Benz. G.. Dennison,
Brunswick, Me-; Edward A. Brown, Danbury,
Conn; A. Starkweather, Norwich, Conn.
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EXCURSION TO BRUNswICK.--The excur-
sion of the Machinist's and Blacksmiflfs I'm
ion No. 8 to Brunswick yesterday numbered
ten cars pleasure seekers. The programme
of amusements was fully carried out to the
satisfaction Of all; the day was fine. The
youth enjoyed some scrub games of base ball,
while others danced in the grove to the excel
lent music of Raymond's Band, and some
ranged through the classic halls Of Bowdoin
by the tibeTality Of the Trustees. The party
returned safely at o'clock. Ii +, SIS
The game of base ball between the Eon
Club of Portland and ssthe fieldn resulted in
favor of the Eon. Score, "a to o. s'ahHy
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Us. Navy Lara, portsmouth, N. III.
CoMMANDAEr's OPFTcE, June 20, 1866.
TTtHE U. s. Steamers Dawn, Arkmnsas and
u Wamasutta, and the Banks R0ebuck and
Ethan Allen, and the Schooner Henry James,
VIII be sold at public Auction THURSDAY, July
20, 1856, at u O'Clock M, at this Yard. p
= The Dawn Is Screw Steamer, with two masts
sehoOner-rigged; one vertical engine; diameter OF
cylinder As nches stroke of piston 30 inches She h
o. the following registered dimensions, required BY
the new tonnage law, viz, - length 1924 feet,
breadth 2e57 feet, depth 9,61 feet.
The Arkansas Is Screw Steamer Of light draft
schooner-rigged, three masts has one vertical en-
CINE; diameter Of cylinder 40 inches stroke of piston
90 inches. Registered dimensions required BY the
new tonnage law -length 1910 feeti breadth so,Os
feet; depth 10 feet.
The w amsuffa is a Screw Steamer, schooner
rgged three lnasts; has one vertical engine; diam
eter Of cylinder "a nches stroke of piston so inches
Registered Dimensions required by the new tonnage
Law, length LII feet breadth 1919 feet, depth 800
The Bark RoebucIx is Of the following registered
dimensions required by the tonnage law =
Icing 42S feet, breadth % 43 feet depth 14 feet
The Bark Ethan Alien Is a fine modelled vessel
new tonnage law, Length 142 10 feet, breadth 3O75
feat, depth 10, "a teet Nnf l
The Schooner Henry James Is Of the following
registered dimensions required by the new tonnage
law; Length 1097b feet; breadth 2o.65 feet; depths
feet.
Each Of theysssels is well found and win ha asiaas
she now stands With r9dnventory OF the articles TO
D6 sod with each vessel can be seen at this Navy
Yard and will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Five per centum Of the purchase money must be
paid the day Of sale and the remainder before the
vessel is removed from the Navy Yard, which must
be done within six days after the date OF sale.
july1eiaw2w 7. BAILEY, Commandment.
M IH
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Horses Carriages, Harnesses, &C.,
at Auction.

[ D. aSAIgkDAY July 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
and 1i yVln hussess Carriage Mandatory, Nos III
a,u ado congress 81, line assortment Oh new and
S SSg nand Carriages, Consisting Of JENNY
In ~, OPEN and TOP BUGGIES, sun TSPs.
finish. Also second hand Express and 49, w ,u.
ons; new and second hand Harnesses, Sc ~.
NO postponement on account Of the weather
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auctionsars
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Financial
z-3O Loan

alhase notes are ismed under the date Of inv ,k
1866 an are payable three years from Il at dat, ~
currency, or are convertible ut the option Of tn.
b lder INTO sUl
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Sale of Gossr,.,,so,.s vesseus.

fasg 19u Ga D. . 8 NEW YORK, July Il.
Thirty vessels were sold by auction to-day
by order of the Government, all the steam
ers but two realizing prices larger than was
anticipated; viz, from $500 to $81 800. The
total amount of purchase money was $685., 900.
The steamer Kensington was sold to V. Fl.
Brown & Co. for $S1, 500. One of the vessels
is to be prepared as yacht to take party to
Newfoundland to witness the laying of the
shore end of the Atlantic Gable. Hm
Gen. Hooker viii assume command here on
Monday. sNFrs gts@ 1890
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APnEAsANT PIc-NIo.--Y yesterday the Free
street Baptist Sabbath School and their friends
made picnic excursion to Saco River by the
York and Cumberland cars. They made a
wise selection Of a locality for such an occa-
sion. A clean grove, grassy knobs, beautiful
shade trees, an open pasture, magnificent
river with its pebbly shores and running logs,
all within tifle-shot OF the depot, are among
the attractions of The spot. ass.ssse
The day was beautiful, and the birds sang.
the lambs bIeated, heeattle upon the hills
looed, the flowers emitted their fragrance, and
the new-mown grass gave out its aroma, and
all these conspired to make the rejecting mind
entertain higher appreciation of the good
ness Of the great Creator The party was
made up Of several hundred children and
adults, who under Conductor Cousens' care
fal eye all returned to the city in good time,
without the slightest accident ssmsi "a
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and SICK headaches dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head. with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowes pain in the side and back;
leucorfhea Tor whitesl; falling Of the womb with IN
ternaI cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train Of diseases VIII find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For palnfnl menstruation, too pFofnse
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain specific,
and WILL in short tine, restore the sufferer to the
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le Whiskey ration, by order of the secre-
t. of War, Is discontinued, and the Commits
SAT General orderess to sell all of that com
moo ity on hand. 5sslslaag.f "a ba.i
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somH BEerAfENT INFANTRY

MILITARY. - The Following commissions
have been issued at the Adjutant Generals
Office, viz: mof
2orH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
LIST Lieut. Samuel SchofeId, of Whitneyville,
Captain Co. G, vice Chamberlain, promoted.
l. lieut.. John a. Terry of Montville, Cap
0. K, vice Sidelinger, time expired.
i. Seargt Albert W. Perry Of Rockland
eutenant Co. d, vice Kurdish, transfer
q Go. x, SIS alsiy 8. g.
4 Sergt. Raymond McCabe of Machias, q
4 enant Co. G, vice Wood, deceased.
Sergt, John Ryan of Woolwich, I'd Lien
Mt Co. ID, vice Walker, time expired. a3
: Sergt Thomas McNear Of Calais, %
ltenant Co. E, vice Titus, time expired
ergt. John OrTuell Of Cooper I'd Lieuten
Co G, vice Rundlett, discharged.
ergt M. Hamlin Of Albion, I'd Lieutenan
A, vice Clark, time expired
Sergt. Frank r. Hill of South Berwick
lieutenant Co. l, vice Andrews, time ex
d.--[Star. m
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Auction Sales.
Auction and Commission Store.

IItHE subscriber has taken the Store No. 100 Fed
a era Street. near the United States Hotel for ~
Auction and Commission Business, and Is prepared
20 receive consignments Of Dry and Fancy Goods
vances on goods consigned for positive sale. Sales
Q, Furniture Real Estate, or any kind Of property,
pp ,,a attended TO- good assortment Of Dry
sale. 'S '-A A-Aiu Aoh P1NAoe
and SSTIoN SALES every evening, and Wednesday
tend the sales. -''''''1 " ~
n w uo,, CHARES e. PORTER.
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Departure of John C. breckenridge for Eu

The steamer Eagle reports that Gen. J. g.
breckenridge, accompanied by Major Helm,
the Confederate Agent at Havana, left on the
7th inst, in the English mail steamer Con-
way, for st. Thomas and Europe. Before en-
barking, Major Helm was detained on the
wharf BY Southerner for the sum of $500 due
said Southerner, and the Major was obliged to
give bonds and leave an agent to satisfy the
party. The Conway waited. an hour over her
time, thus giving Helm an opportunity to get
away. sSEaK8 Az sgA&
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- PHILADELPHIA, July II.
4 A special dispatch to the Press contradicts
on the part Of relative of Admiral Du Points,
the reported bequest of his prize money to an
asylum for orphans of soldiers and sailors, and
SAYS the amount does not exceed $4,000.
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Eagle hin Mutual Coal Company.
Portland Conspa.sy, --Nosice

TUE Stockholders Of the Portland Company are
Il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting Of the
Corporation win be held at the office ofthe COMPANY
iast at ocIoak is he afternoon, for the following
purposes I'D Tr...
ist-Te act ON Reports Of the Directors anu treas
urer. -. ...se. Ifs.gf ,,,, 49,.
Snd-Io choose Directors for the ensuing year.
3d-To oct ON any other business 'na' may come
before the m NEE EDWARD II. DAVIES, Clerk.
Portland. ,Tulv 11th 1s65.--dzw ~, -'s
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DRAMATIc.--The"T icket of Leave Nam
q was presented at Deering Hall last evening in
good style. We have no hesitation in pro-
nouncing the PRESERVATION Of ''Bob Briefly" by
Murray as the best we have had in this city,
and SO was that of Lizzie Holmes in ssMay
Edwards" The applause given these actors
was frequent and spontaneous. The other
characters were wen sustained, particularly
those Of "Mrs. Willoughby" by Miss Nourse,
"Saln" by Jennie Lees, and james Dalton"
by Mr.. Tyrrell. st .asasns lHsse a5sil
This evening the comedy Of the SERIOUS
Family and the farce of the ''Model Husband
viii be presented, in both Of which Mr., Muir
ray will sustain the leading parts.s Look ont
for fun tonight. isaAasoausa III
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s.ssa4 a"ssa ATLANTIC -ass4s.st
Mutual Insurance Company
As 81 Vol 81, cor. Biuiam. NEW YORK.
VS. sss,,'7 ~ JANUARY, 1856. ssas3.I n
.Lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
adeggl saaAoe9 cation Risks. II

Inc whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Pr, miums terminated during tho year; tor which
Certificates are issued tearing interest until re-
deemeu. 4aM
4 /, Tho Dividends In the Y lars 1868 and were 40
Ger cent each. 4. 49, $3.50 fsss,s5sr ,ss55s y.
sum Of - Sis. ssl O2o
Cash, -. l2,65s, 7so
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HXTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
Of ,the worst forms Of disease In persons who have
tried other forms Of treatment in vain and curing
patients in short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured2 To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, win
doctor the second. time
Or D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and is also regular graduated ply stefan.
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases In
,tbe form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extFemities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism, serofula hip
diseases, white sweings, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas Dance Deafness stam-
mering or hestancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
Hon constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented asthma, bronchi-
tia structures Of the chest, and all orms Of female
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ReQQttG.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, July II.
York and PougbTeepsie crews. for $4,000 and
the championship of American waters, will
come off opposite this city on Tuesday, next.
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.lEo y@zss, Items.
New YORK, July IA.
The ex-rebel steamer Owl, Capt. Mafiit, has
left for Montreal or Liverpool. .
The schooner Senator, from Boston, while
passing through Hell Gate without pilot,
went ashore ON Little Mile Rock, and is full OF
water lfiIAlH liEi4il III t II -ias
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JOHN A. PooR.-We have received an in
sulting note from this gentleman, denying en-
phatically the report that he had engaged or
promised, for consideration, to secure the
repeal Of the hawlSers and peddlers' law of this
State; saying that no word has ever been
spoken to him upon the subject and that he
is, in fact, unacquainted with the details of
that law. #r .4aie afi isel 20 ,asI
Mr.. Poor has the impudence to assert that
there is no man in existence bad enough to
make such an intimation except the editor Of
the Press, and then has the brazen effrontery,
to ask us to publish his illumination, His as
surance is equalled only by his bcnbastic IN
science Is naa5 ~ gsN s. $50 saa
A Kennebec paper stated that a Bangor
lawyer, now of Portland" had engaged to eff
iect the repeal Of the law in question for $1,000
ana Oh course everybody knew this pointed al
John a. Poor, though every Portland man
knew ne was not resident of this city. !
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The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
ty Of youth the heated graid Is cooled; the fost
strength the blind made to see the deaf hear and
the Palsied form to move upright; the bemishes OF
youth obllterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature life
prexented; the calamtes Of old age obviated and
oof.xro loAso ain mad
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Portland Gas Light Company.
"po dapd Gas Light Company WI be held at their
one e No. IS Exchange Street, on WEDNESDAY,
he 9th iasant, at3 oclok p NJ, Cor the election Of
ono rs to act upon the Reports OF The President and
Urea surer, and any osher business that may be-
fore them. EDWARD H. DAVIES,
il iy "a, 1865.-dtd ~ tAf w. President.
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/, The Company aas assets oger BtevenE sAiltion
folsars, viz; I
United States and state of New-York s
8 Stock, City Bank and other stocks, 1854 700
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise, 2,l67, $50
crenium Notes and Bids Re, civ able, 0aS ass
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages and
other ecurit es. 3.140, $50
United States q old Coin ykv N,890
! 5ashin Baiik, z88. 480
tf- -
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Thursday Morning, July IS, 1896.
PoRTEAND AND VICINTTY,

New Advertisement To-day
Entertainment-Thea Deering hall.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey q 20. - ~
To Coal Consumers-Jas. ii. Baker.
Costar's Vermin Extermlnators'
Union State Convention.
Dissolution-G. L. Storer g. Co.
Copartnership-D eerlng, Milliken & Co. ~
Currents wanted Greenough g Morse.
Auction Sale--E. M. Patten.
Satin Polish Liquid Backing. se
Burton 81 West--&ucti0n9ers
Steamer for Yarmouth. ss
Auction SaIe-Henry Bailey & Co.
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GoRHAM SEMINARY.--The anniversary of
Gorham Seminary win be on Friday. July IA,
commencing at o A. NJ, with ESSAYS and Dec
lamations, interspered with music by Chand-
Iers Band--to close in the forenoon By the
presentation Of Diplomas to the Graduating
Glass. There win be an address at 8 P. NJ,
by Rev. Charles B. Rice of Danyers, Mass,
also an assembly of the Alumni, former and
present teachers, Trustees with their ladies
and invited guests, at the Seminary Building
| 8 O'Clock in the evening" mas lgsas
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MILITARY - The following commissions
have been issued at the Adjutant Generals
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
Read about the IOna Crane.
The Best Grape in America.

The Cincinnati Horticultural Society a.
warded first premiums to IONA.
pennsylvania State Fair awarded first prc.
MUM 10 IONA.
Al Michigan State Fair, the Iona and Is
raelia also received first premium in con-
nec,ion with others.
~ the great exhibition of grapes in San :.
dnsky, where it came in competition with all
VI me pest grapes grown al kelly's Island,
snd the whole south shore Of Lake Erie,
winch Is the paradise Of the Catawha, first
premium to Iona "for twelve punches beet
sarlesy, q"ality to rule" A friend writes !:
here the tasting Was done BY thousands.
anu me most invetcrate prejudice was al
ways, on trial, compelled to yield 10 the
ioha--lt has carried all the people as we'll
as committees with It.
Inc leading new sort, and which com.
mands the universal admiration Of all who
nave tested it, is the Iona l repeat wha:
nave before said, that il is the best Amcrica n,
grape ever produced. 1t is saying grea,
dea' 70 say that it is superior to the nela
ware but II il 7S.laae's Report o. Neu
York State Fsir.
~ - the best grape in Amerca-at ,eae
on the Atlantic side '--solcn johnson. Re
port q Nem Eag'cna +grnulA~a, fcr
~ the Iona | h.s, ro,hins hul praise
Every tim. .asts il The better lt3ke II. /
y ~ sparkling aud gsy as Spanish gir
nanc'ng 10 he cord of her castinetts =
Npec'dl Correspondent Of the n. T. Tribune
Efas- \. &. RICE, Agent for Mma ooun ~
iosta flee address, Wolf Creek.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

NOT A rrw

o. The worst disorders Enat aic mansia s.sc from the
corruption that accunua:cs In the Elool or all The d.
eoveries tia. hav, been made - purge OFT:
equal 10 c1.c. H-LrE0LD'S COMP0EIo RI T.n.ic
or S4HSAPAEILLI It clcanscs and reaorates u!
Blood fnsts the visor Of health i.so the system.
purgcs out II. haro-s which mako disease II stimulate
the healthy functions Of tho body aai expes the Disorder
that grow AMI rankle In the Blood Such ~. thai
eouid he reid has long b.en sought ff, and To-
the orst time, the raolc have which they can de
pend Orsrace here docs admi. Of certificates t.
show It, elects, but the trial Of single bottle viii show T.
the sick that has virtues assns Anything tey have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful ofthe Extract Of aided
10 pint OF water b eqaa 10 tae lisbon bict Er. All
bottle d equal to gallon Of The Of Sarsap ara
o. the dseoction a usually made.
The above Extracts prepared pnrc!y scientific
psincipes-in Vlcuo-ani en5oiy the full strength o.
the Ingredients entering Into their composition. ready
and conclusive test viii DO comparison ct their proper
Ne with those get :s:,a in the u 8. Dipensa.o.y.