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Seizure Of Goods.

~ scribed goods were seized at this Port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
Revenue Laws: haA ai aN9A p 3
Apiil 26, 1866, on board barque IN. M. Haven"
] keg Powder April 81. 1865. ON Commercial st,
bag Coffee On board brigs'G W. Ghase,''f bbf
Molasses. keg Tamarinds.. May 10. 1856, on board
sts1%er Monsr. ,' bundle cloth May so 1865
beard eamsr Montreal, bottles Brandy. June
8, 1856 n board steam er"Montreal,,' 8 Choronom-
etr june l3, 1895, board brig = Man camilla. -
] Dbl, be- G aud frkin sugar: one bbl Molasses;
kegs Tamaain,s 8. June 10, 1856, board steamer
4 Montreal" box containing piece Of silk and q
steamer ''Now Brunswick" obl Gloves. XII
Any person or persons, claiming the same, are 70
quested to appear and make such claim within nfne-
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the 49,.
goods will be disposed off ordance with tne non
OF Congress approved AZ 2, 1874
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr.,
June ~, ls65-d1a3w Collector.
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Fn1. Sale.

o. A ONE and half story house, in good or
@: der, pleasantly located, together with the lot
H. 80 by 80 feet. Price low-terms liberal. In
quire of - f4 " JOHN 2, PROCTER.
8 an1Bd3rn l jH H9tA @h ~ s#t4ft tf
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.Ear,,,o. Gnr SaleL.

FTyHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Elizabeth, about three and half miles from Port
land Bridge containing 70 Acres Land, Buildings
good, Fences substantial stonewall, young Orchard
choice grated fruit About 200 cords hard wood, half
Oak and Walnut. Also, Farming tools, and 80 cords
dressing.
sAa Terms of payment made easy. IS ~
For particulars inquire of SCOTT DYER on the
premises OF through PORTLAND 7. o. qfrf9 s.
jan31dtf II +laI n sA q ~ rt = n ~
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union uluminating. . Oil.

Il Oil to the public. 1t will burn in common Fluid
Lamps, and enits no unpleasant odor while burning
1t consumes slow as Kerosene, when used in those
Lamps II is perfect substitute for FLUID, safe and
non-explosive
For sale at No. 1s3 Fore Street, by ~
Il aT1sTa .7S JOHN PURINGToN.
Portland, May 4, 1855. eod3m
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OEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
Inquire Of E. N PERRY at the Sherif7s OEfce, Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. may13tf
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For Sale.

Il Stroudwater Village, Westbrook, opposite the wen
known Bond Farm, only three miles from Portland
said land being desirably situated, and afording
beautiful location for building being high and pleas
ant, and commanding fine view. iAilh lsa 3 ips
Referred by permission to Capt Fits on the Bond
Farm. sd .sss4 NAHUM PICKETT, a4d9
june21df ~ fa sisg ri q Stroudwater.
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To Let or Lease for term of Years.
YNHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
il HI. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
Merrirs The Wharf contains about 1900 square it.,
with two story building thereon, 20 byT5 For fur
ther particulars inquire of = -.-l.. -A ,.
70 saIsd 4i1sllN JOSEPH H. WHITE,
may2bdtf .aruo No. 81 Union Wharf
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II El7 III 14EFI'
For. Sale.

Z YACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak,
Il copper fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging BaIasted with to tons iron.
n For further particulars inquire of ~
sslia AEs u b. y. WILLARD, St. Lawrence
House, India Street. ae2 i 5ies 49, ad2sdH
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portland, Nav 4. 1885,


VvFE barge "CoMFoRT'' has been leased to Mr.,
Il HARRY BAKER for the coming season. Par
ties wishing to engage her for excursions will please
call on Mr.. BAKER, at Mr.. Partington's Ice Cream
Saloon (under Lancaster Hail. at 10 o'clock each
day. GAIT. WMs WILLARD.
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mo Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, to family with
Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to p. s. W., ,is9s 19
june166 ss.s s-,l 4 No, 371 Middle Street. z
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Agents Wanted !
FOR S5rGGl
Il The Secret Service, The Field, The
e. Dungeon, and The Escape. q "a

q r N.H- Tribune Correspondent, redetrw
HE hs most interesting and exciting book ever pub
.sneu, f ssinoTaclng Mr. Richardson's unparalleled
70 ne secret service Of the fTribe' at the
q ane war with our armies eets both
pelnon; his thrilling capture = his confinement Gar
sNsnIy months IN seven different rebel prisons: his
escape, ana almost miraculous journey by night Of
neary 4ov mless dt will abound in stirring events.
and contains more Of the fact incident and romance
y Tea Fae war t1aa any other work yetpnbIished
Leecners, ladles, energetic young men, and especi-
any resurned and disabled officers and soldiers in
vans oi profitable employment viii find It particu
ceyas n1sped sP. % their eOnditipn We have agents
doubling applicant. Send for circulars 4iiiress
S-sal MERloAN PUBL1sHne COMPANY Hartford, Conn
Sc;kASfQN ';isIAS q BURR, Agents. -,,,.-a-,i,'',r =
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Wanted.

"a SITUATION TO take charge Of one ;oro g,,ots
-, Horses, or IN any suitable employment. bv =,
nom recent employer tt tn
Address 20s1 Post Ofice. nas raI,,iu,vted,u.-,,,l
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Houses for Sale,

r HAVE in my hands, for sale, several desirable
i Dwelling Houses in good locations, and varying in
size and vaue the latter ranging from 800 to $5,
800. Apply to JOHN j. w. REEVES,
apr3H ~ 3s5s i4 496 Congress Street.
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Miscellaneous.
ai Y. s. Sanitary Commission y .,,
ARMY 3 NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
,1 NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES. 'DHia'''
". III. Fessesdess, Local .Agest.
Once, No. 65 Exchange Street.

--- : n = ! J
HEU ,. S.SANlTARY COMMISSION desiring to
4 relieve Soldiers, Sailors and their Families from
.te neaVy expenses usually paid for the prosecution
iacs ~ ss have established this Agency to co
against the Government, wrTHoUT CHARGE OR Ex-
ANTS. - ~ AnA oAAAa-
On application sent to this Agency. stating the
ialne ana post office address Of the claimant the
a Iank company, regiment, service and State Of
OF discharge DEATH the proper blanks win be led
as far as possible and forwarded to the person ap
piyg. These can then be executed and returned to
this ONCE, where the claim will be prosecuted to Anal
issue in the shortest possible time
july7eod2mcw6m. s7 u InfEt1 4rFW 2
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valuable House for Sale.

OITUATED on Chestnut St., No. SO; is a two story
y wooden house, finished throughout-14 finished
rooms good closets fine cellar, good water, hard and
soft It is calculated for two families. 1t is
pleasantly and centrally located in excellent neigh
borlood, and every way desirable The lot is 40 by
1O8 feet. Inquire on the premises. June19dH
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Wanted to Exchange.

"A M person having small Convenient housa IN
Z the city they would like to exchange for a small
. VII correspond with box $40, giving location Of
.sousS &c. The farm contains about thirty acres Of
eAce4snt land well divided into fields, pastures and
moou ot nrst class buildings large orchard; within
s1a s9 minutes walk of two churches and school house,
i " exchanged with or without crops and TOOLS.
af 'a'i'u' July Sd, 1866. july11d1w*
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Great Inducements

Passage for BuenOs Ayres, 8. A.
III The BARQUE. MIRA & CELIA is
AR<A now loading for for the above port and
6a4 can accommodate eight passengers with
seperate cabin and state rooms.
MCGILvEKY, RYAN & DAVIS.
161 Commercial St.
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7W0aated8 Is,aa,aedauteIu.g
LOST Llnll.ss1t.i

,OST between Pleasant and State street ON Fri
day evening, July 7th, set Of CHARMS. c6nta:,I
ing snaH Gold Book, Gold Dollar, Gold d.
Fen-kniie- The finder will be suitably rewa ~
leaving the same at either 20 Pleasant sfrsA
ooIllneLclai Street+ 551f4r Il. IL "
PORTLAND July 70, 1885, ~
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Lost on StnIen.

"a LARGE Genre Board Drag Boat Iap--tsrtrea.jl
green outside, with white and yellow sfipe. and
aIoug zen tons was taken from her oornQs al Peaks
tslasia on FRIDAY night. Whoever win return said
GOAT 70 tne subscribers shall be literally rewarded.
i.,v,oa,,.s go Is SCOTT g WHITTEN, = r.
Z . ''ly y1'e'i"" 1Vui""- 4, ,rf Peaks Island.
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80 WEST GIoUoEsTER, Me-, June q, 1885.
Having nsed-these two years pAst-with entire
zatigactcu and this purchased one Of the tn
proved Shaker Maine Mowers, unhssitating give It
Is my decided opinion that It s the very best Machine
for the mrmers Of Maine, or Of the New England
operation and this comprises nearly AL the diner
ent kinds that have been exhibited IN our State.-
what e most important is its nghtness OF dra and
the one horse Mower, IN my opinion, was never ",
exoeIled nor one made that would answer 80
ly In all respects the end for which t was ~
This notice all inquiries and especially taoisS
have unwaranfably made use Of my name W. y f H-is
e renufation Of the Shaker Maine Mower, ~ ne,P
saias IA other Machines IN which parties n4sy -. hSJ
iovesfed. = 81 NM IS ISAIAH WENEMSS So
East Poland. june %, 1855. juns1ae0ueS"1"
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Wanted,

era led Assas 9aesd addrsss cf ali
9, are wanted in all pacts Of the United States
and Gaaadas, to Ia Q orders TOR tho LIFE of
ABRAHAM Lis COLIN. written by tie widely
2 noHn aEd favyrite autfor, Or ]. G. Holland
lin se'5 Ttoospb3 Tue announcement of this sVor
has bsen reeived with universal favor and the nress
gen rally rave c2hDen g 1t in the highest teyfns
gents wsos have CONNER o. d canvrssng = for til.
Morx regar It as the est subseEi tion book ever
o1sdel ~ 70 the pub 10 and are meeting wta uDpar
Y. isu susce*s- fhe author Is 50 popnlar az writer
iai,y. Further iAfor nation can BE- obfIined bv
ca Ing at my office or aidrsssoe by mail G. ELL
Sef'ngneld Mass.sr + G., HUFCHINs. General
Agept, Yarm5 5afh Maine ID ~ i, I'd 4 Z f,na
3 Merchandise. ..lg9a Sl1oi
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Attentionl Farmers Of Maine,
P0trOnize Home MasstGfGetWrel
add svesspplsc, NV NV zrsnst r. n nsr. Ii,' y o

EsPEoIALLX WHEN IT u BEET
~ -n9Y uen1 ing 7----r 2lffa tlgi. +. -
ID Mowers Those who want Machine that win
give perfect satisfaction, call soon and get the
ad Shaker. Maine Mower,
either a one or two horse Machine which for Hight
ness OF ra and perfect execution o. bu1lness, can
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09
MEpICAL NOTICE.

Dr. ". CONF mry he donsullsd ~ follows
In xRRIA at tho Depot Eating House, on 1hurs-
days Nov, %, Dec. 2s. feb. 1, March o, Apr H.
In DAYTON al the Phillips House, on Fridays
nov. "a, o.. 20, fob. ., March ., April Is. sI
4 In TROY NJ The Morris uouHa,an Saturdays Nov
9, Dec, 80, Feb, 3, March 10, Aprillf.
In sPRINGFfELD al the Willis House, on Thurs.
daya, Nyy.:0, Jan Z, Feb. &, March ~. April 10.
Dr. CouE has bad Offices IN each Of The nh oss
places, that ho has regularly visited for the past
on years ana he has treAlrd and cured many Pa.
leata, In aaeh nf the shove pooes, no can give tbs
best Of references IN each place, A. 10 his skill.
Dr. CONE Treats, and Curep, all varieties 0fChronle
diseases, Including those of The Bye and Ear; makes
no charge for consult alton but those who conhuli
HIM desire treatment, he charges Cash Tor his Med
iclnss.
Medicines that will last pahani from four 10 NJ 4
nonths, cost rom fiVsto Thirty dollars, in Cash.
Address. Or. E OoNE,
nov2s dty CoLuKaus Ono.
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gattst hp stIfaraplsIr
From Washington.
IsIrcAL TO crNoINNArI ENQuiRnn.l

hihilAls W tiNtiNNAil FN9lihiNsl
WASHINGTON, Deccmbers 3.
Although a large number Of Sciiators
and members Of Congress have gone home
10 celebrate Thanksgiving, many of the
most radicai OF both Houses have remained
here 20 lay their plans for the future man
agement of PARTY matters. The turn ct ai-
fairs has Occasioncd much trouble. W Is
now evident that the caucus resolutions viii
be- swamped In thc,Scnatc. There are also
signs Of insubordinaiion ln the Republican
ranks. The unanimity which was apparent
u week ago was delusiVe.
The rndical leaders are bothered to know
what steps ~ take to save the pnity from
dissolution without an abandonment of the
main features OF their pet programme.
They begin a. fenr that the majority of the
Republicans IN Congress can not be dragged
M 81 the support ~ universal negro r1ln-
rage, aud the cXtetisiuIi Of territorial gov
crnmcnt over the south. Even the wccnt
outrageous decision of Judge-adyOcat''-
general Holt, denying any authority in the
Executive bfteh Of tile Government tO
compensate the loyal citizens of the South
ern States for damages inflicted by our
armies, aud for supplies furnished 10 them,
finds little favor.
The radical machine has been run TO il
utmost capacity. and there Is danger that
another revolution Of the crank will cause
a fearful explosion. The Democrats aud
conservatives are patiently awaiting the
result of the private caucus dniiy held 10y
Stevens, sumner W ilaon and company, con-
hdcht that they are At their wits end
already.
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From Chicago.
CHIoAGo, December

.H .....t. CHCAao, December q.
During the last six hours our city has
been visited by no less tBau four disastrous
Tires, involving loss OF many thousand
dollars, aud leaving about twenty hnIilic,
hou-cles- aud homeless.
Yesterday the new Fr,r viii Baptist
Church was burned 10 the ground about one
hour after its dedication. lt was composed
of wood standing on a brick foundation.
aud was n handsome and substantial struc-
tire, erected at n cost of about fourteen
thousand dollars. There was no insurance
on the building, aud the loss will come
heavily upon the congregation, who were
just pridlng themselves upon tliis new
place Of worship
several Other fires occurred. including
saloons aud clothing stores, but the most
destructive Of all occurred at three o'clock
this morning on the corner of Clark and
jackson streets The flames were first seen
bursting up between Nos. PSI and 254, and
owing TO the buildings bdng entirely com
posed of wood old aud dry, they were sonu
wrapped Ia sheet OF fire. The morning,
also, was cold. and the water fairly iroze
the hands of the men At the ho,c-pire-.
After about two hours hard work the fire
men got the flames under. but not before
seven houses had been totally destroyed or
Injured, thus leaving about twenty families
without houses.
The total loss by fires yesterday will eN-
ceed &lO0,OOO.
Three frns operating IN grain have failed
to-day, aud their aggregate losses VIII cN-
cced SlOn.OOO. The firms are Ncsbitt &
James willard Bros. and George Brine.
They were carrying large amount of
wheat, and the rapid decline IN prices has
swampcd them. Other failures are anticl-
patcd.
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From New York.

NEw loRK. December y.
The Past says thN Wall street Is eX
trcmely dull, and the only feature Of i'm
portanco Is the increase of public conii-
doncc ~ indicated by the rise In Govern
This improvement j. attributed in part la
the satisfactory tone Of the President
message and Ia the decided policy Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury relative Ia the
contraction, and tO the prospects of "A rcdic-
tion IN the expenses Of The War aud Navy
Departments.
The loan market Is quiet, and there i lc-s
disposition Ia lend. Seven per cent j. The
rate for call loans, aud commercial pnpc
passes at 7lamlO.
The stock market II dull. Governments
are steady, aud railroad shares are droop-
ing.
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L.ENTz 4 APPLEcATE.
REAL TATE AGEN s
omos asa ThIrdsIree Nsrth sIds


.0'sl is3T DArroS oHio.
TsoR BGl4K. FLAX FACTORY. ooUPIEp BY
Il Messrs. DAVE Co, With machinery, and aerts
~ land.
hsrn TOO ncres mile north Of Broxn'A station on
iweststa 4. r., on Twin cresk, well improEed'
$1,000
A 6fiuk h0uss, cor Of BFOSn aad Ann sls.
doube frame house ON Hess street;
A dOutio frame houRa on Walnut street
Ad0ubls ffAms house on finh street
farm Of % asros, * miles from Dayton
A arm oi "a acras, miles from Dayton
fnEm q 10 nofss on 6resntiie r. n r..
A hrm Of l83 aores near Germantown;
A brick hoabe on Fith street, ko.1T
farm Of 10 aafas, vol improved. hna brick. house,
NDd bast Twin boilon lsnd y mile west oi Ger
fnaRioWn. HrH ~
Station on Western r. X.
vel improved hrm u l00 acres, two miles east
HQnora. On Western milroad
A good hsusa Asd large iei 90 Main street., No Rb4
A larfi offs acrei on 6omantosn pike. miies ffofn
Dayton.
Two ~ all faIms. we'll improved sdiolning Liberty
Isiies nom nayi0Hl 81 30 and ~ scfes eaah-
~ houses sRd loisln dinorent pArts of Tue
city Az Wi 10 sola cheap.
w LRNTz IPPLEGATE. n. q A
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HONE AoAN.-Twe had the pleasure, yes
terday, Of meeting our friend, DIR. II.
schoenfeld, Of Mlamlsburg, who has Just
returned nUm alyisit 10 Europea It viii
perhaps be remembered that in July last,
the Doctor was arrested In Iiessc Cassel,
Germany, under the pretence of owing
military service TO that government. He
was kept IN prison Cor fftecndays'md held
10 bail for nearly four months, when he
was Internationally released. The Doctor
LEFT his native country with his parents
when he was oAy fourteen years of age
and had for many years before his late visit
TO thc land Of his birth been citizen Of
the United States. We arn glad t9yclcomc
him once more TO his home In our comnu-
nifty. when he has always been esteemed as
"A most cstimablc gentleman and a worthy
member Of his profession. ~
AN ELOQUENT ExTRACT.--The following
Is an extract from n speech recently deliv-
cred by young aud promising attorney, In
defense OF the Trustees OF a Church, upon
suit brought against them by n party
who sought TO recover an exhorbitant price
for load of rotton wood that had been FUR
nished 10 the church aforesaid We have
only space TO give the peroratiosf Of the adj
dress
"Such man would steal the harps from
the hands ofthe angels and rob heaven ofits
music. lie would illch the sweet tones
from the voices Of the arch-angebs and de-
stroy the melodlous cadcnccs Of the world
TO come. He would shake Che tree Of
life until nothing remained upon its leaf1tss
branches. and then watch for It's buds of
future promise that he might steal them
away. Such wood as this Is represented To
be could not be palmed OIL on Beelzebub To
kindlc his Plutonlan fires"
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az CoNsUMPrfoN caNBR CURED. "A ftir
trial of DIR. Halls BAlSAM will convince
the most skcpticai snfferer that this medi-
cine has no equal IN the world Tor the cure
of the different stages Of this dreadful dis
ease. Every CONSERVATIVES ought 10 read
the certificates of remarkable cures, and
know its value.
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Hsstetter,s nitters onthe Hattie-
PIeId.

II s satisfactory 10 know th ! our held hospitals
are no LONGER nnsuppoi with this liiesaving prehR-
ration Soldiers who, as privnt cidsens, had become
aoquaintsd with it- prppWteh haze Ia many in-tAn-
oes made a specia r,quesi that HOsrETTAl's %
STOMACH BITE lR9 might b. alded to Tho rhedicAl
stores uf th.r regmsnt-, and their wishes have not
been nnheeded. AZ a means Of austaning wounded
mes on the battle Hsld, and Of enabling troops to
bsar faligulng marbles nuder blaslng sun, IL hSs
besa strenuonsly recommended by distinguished
medical men, apd the prospect Is thatil will eyshiu-
aly superaedeAIi aiS a alistAsi hhgasea, liquors
and osgoro,. a5ai4. tsst have hereiocre been
considered melpIuS aaples. Ths i"el that a fhrall
qiAntly Of The Btiers mixed Win water rom any
Of me southern south westsrn riysrsrll prevent
{ rom Affecting the bOws.s or tho hVor, should be
bornein mind by Army PnysloIans, soldiers and all
who have oecaaIon 20 visit those poron' Of our
country. The man who uses BosTETTERs MT
TIERS mronformlly with ihsdifassbnS, may foi at
dehaooe Intonnitlsnl y ever lasd All other Diseases
gsneratad by tho Rctlon Of sn unHhoeaomo atInoS.
phere upon an oyaflaHed frame
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y ", AsciESr FINE ARts.-Io Me l..e, hdifor
/" INC veg iort ifcTdfu' hespecthg the
r'i"s pl RIpe,v,, "ar'' 'op"u VI u'e ia'e
examinations AZ herc'iia'ienhl' which nave
been forwarded TO me society ofanuqutai'pes
IN London whereoi your Correspondent
says the po'iie resehp'ihs Drake rihnp'-
tion b,t'ers was undouD.ea'y p'aeed among
the ruins ny inc agent OF Dr' Drake we de-l
slre 20 stale that heIis incorrect IN every
respect u Dottie was louhu nere Dear-
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Y YHGUUA,I NgOy WIZ
WITHOUT a RIVAL !
N3nT8 WISH
I'M DxSPBPsIA

Anr lt Rtebdant train OF symptoms, ithits moro Ike
A CHARM than sdicne. Thee IL nothing in he
whole range Of hAtena Asdi that eau for moment
bstra omparison with u in this n Raass
fIll account Of this wonderful plant may be- found
m the eleventh edition Of The United Staies Dhptns.
atory, pAgcH 1887 and l3sf.
A series of "a Apartment. in which DR.. BUn has been
for years engaged has t been bfoug ht 10 success
ful isrninai, ~ and he IL enabled 10 orer 10 The
pubic co ml4 nation o. OEDRph with other approved
tonics, the whole preserved 10 the hest quality ai
copper Distilled bourbon Whisky, which ho II cenh.
dant has 20 equal In tho world.
He might Furnish volume Of cerihcsteH, but the
pubic have long since learned estimate snch things
BY their true value, The safest plan h. for every one
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For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptlVe aud Threat Diseascs,

TaOcuKs Aus WIG Always aoop eVcohsA'
SINGERS AND PuBLiC SPEAKERS
gill sud TrosAs. uasfaI IN clearing The voice when
aken before singing or seasing, and relieving tho
throat anafAn uuusnal sScsiioa ~ tis vocal oTgan'
Tho Tsoshes are rensommeadad aad prusaiihcd hy
Phyacian. and.hayr hal tssiinsnsaia rom eminent
meu throughout the cointry, Bsingan article Of tue
mort. and having proved thcir efcacy hy 'esi Of
many yeara, each year nnds lh"n IL new localities
in various parts OF the world. nj the Tfoehes arr
universally pronounced bgtler thae sther articles.
obtaln only "nRowns BaoscurAL TRocuEs," and
do not take any Of tho Vorthieu iiitafiOnS that may
he offered.
Sold everyw hero IN tho upilod stNies, aod IN For.
eign Countries, At % cents per box. oct25 smda"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-09

But the cTowninR glory of his life remains TO be- nt.
tanned 10 HE disco oVoFy, rather combination or he
does not clam 10 have been The dscoV Of OEpHos
which IL the ba-la i the ~ ttefs nov oneIed 10 the
yhffih. That honor bAbetAta the aAuve inhabihni II
OF Central America 70 whom IT. virtues have beeu
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with it the Indian bids aehAnoe TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most .
ous sefpehtn. ~ ls hnicf with them ihsi while
thefe N breath IL the boiy he Oedron w. potent 70
cure, no matter what the disease may he.
while Or. Bulls not nrcpsred 10 endorse this e1
tr.yagant protenson,he ~ nevertheless satisfied rom
Thorough .Eaminai on pff the evidence relating 10
lle virtues, th as remedy and preventative for ali
direnseH Aris lngfrom axpNsnre, sluer 70 change
stands