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DmoRAcnuL PxocxrDSos At NoRroLx.-
The Norfolk tVa) correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer. after detailing tho
horrible outrages committed by white citi-
zens and returned rebel soldiers of Norfolk
upon defencelc~ negroes on Friday night
last, says OF the voting the next day. that
the scenes at the polls were simply disgrace-
ful. Never did wo hear or see Of such vot-
ing. Scores OF men voted who wore rebel
uniforms. brass buttons and all. They took
the Alexandria oath, though they. were in
arms against the Government as lite rs last
April. Gentlemen who have lived In Nor
folk for two years and served two years in
the Union army, were compelled to take tho
Alexandra oath. At the polls every vile
epithet In tho language was bestowed upon
the Union men. The old intolerant and de-
fant spirit e slavery was rampant. All
Northern residents and Union men are cs-
teemed rs negro woshippers. II was loud
ly threatened Yesterday that oil whito men
in favor Of negro suffrage would DO driven
out Of Norfolk within six months.
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EThe Chicago Republican says that
Horatio Seymour, during his trip IN the
Northwest, has had interviews with the
leading politicians Of the section, respecting
future campaigning. The plan OF the Al
bauy Regency. as developed BY these sanbe-
drums, is to keep Sherman prominently IN
view as candidate for the Presidency,
without any intention Of nominating him.
but In tho hope Of producing snch divisions
between tho friends Of Grant, Sherman and
johnson. that Democracy will be able to
run man Of their own, whom they can
"trust." ga. -
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ho TfNo.-A million Ia g great many, but two mil.
lion !. more A incredible n may appear McssD. p.
II. Drake Co ot New York sell two million bottles
Of PLANTATION Brrrrs year. This X pcahy on. HIM
drci and seventy thoaDd dozen, which at nns dollars
would be over million and half do'lan surIy, some
ner. must attach 70 an article of so sale. 90 wierc
we wii from ooe end Of e coanry 70 the cther We arc
always In sgh, Of the svtieD~s u the cablistic g.
isco-x., and these gent'anent eerry. wevoui sug.
ses 10 them littb mom elegance In their rock painting.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire has assei Inv against
their further dIsngunng the whits Mountains.
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81 Tho Boston Post says eve know Of
no one In this section who. wishes to make
color tho test Of the right Of outrage. The
same rulc should DO applied TO all, black,
yellow, red and white. The Massachusetts
requirements arc considered wise. but thess,
Il n Thought. should DO liberalizcd enough to
allow NIL Federal soldiers who served faith
fully IN the late war h vote. We do not be-
lisve there l. any disposition ut the North.
Est or West, u 800 tho negroes deprived Of
any rights the exercise Of which would. be
advantageous to the country or their own
welfare. Tho only question b. what b best
for black and whiteY'' i'i iqta an'aiom y
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

a uuGE RAILWAY Your railroad men
will bc interested in the experiment made IN
building temporary road over Mount Gents.
to DO worked during tho progress OF the tnn.
mel OF seven miles through tho mountain.
BY means Of horizontal driving wheels net
ing upon central rail, an engineer has tax.
en- trains over gradients OF ] in IL. with
very sharp curves. at less than one fifth tho
expense OF the line thr'ugh tho tunnel
There may b. passes Of both tho Allcghanies
and tho Rocky Mountains where this system
may 10 useful. With grade OF l To IL mn
engineer could draw train OF cars over tho
:op OF Chimb0razo.
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Impor,aut TO Females.

III H. a. .iss treatment Of all diseases In.
", ~ tSs Ssmss ysssm Ansxpssis.os Of a
SsSss .nsSiss HIN 70 Essrantss speedy and parma:
-. ei,.c n, me srsrsf esses sT Snpprsssisa and
NEW so. ss.sfrssi Dssssgemssfs. ftou UAstsssv
~ ssssa ifiettsrs orsdvIcs must contain 81. Of.
a.. No. . EndIcott street, Boston. Nl,l
M 4, Dosri furnished 10 those who Wish 70 TO-
mali under treatment
Do.tou, Juno ~, io6j. 'i'ft ly3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

Tho assessors Of rsvchue have reported TO
the Department Of agriculture l704 wooden
factories in operation 10 the United States.
OF this number. which has increased rapidly
of late, only 74G have been reported, the total
number of pounds Of wool used during the
wear beius ll8. 729 600. The present'crup
Of wool slightly c.cecds o., 1900 pounds
thu, showing oonclusivoly that the demand
for this product far exceeds the supply.
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Union County Convention.

rhr citizens q the County Of York who support the
r-seut Nl,isna AMI State Administrations, invited to
n delegate % Convention ~ be he'll Nc the Town Hall
IN Alfr on THURSDAY, August 18th, ls6S at l0oeioek
A. A. Coo the purps-e q Illuminating candidates for thre
na,or, Coany rrcasurcr AMI County Commissioner and
% trs.ct such other business may properly cne b.
sr ,. Couveno Zach city anil AMI Town VIII b; en-
,i D. one delegate r it, cSrpcraticn, AMI oae DELEGATE
w each forty csst Coz the Union candidate r 6ov-
ers IN 1894 AMI one delegate iOr fraction VI ~ or above,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

Corois AND CoLns. sudden changes Of climate
Of Pulmonary aud bronchial Affections Exper-
ence having proved that simple remeiies net speedily WHEN
taken In the early stage Of disease tkc .ro~ns
bronchial Troehss" vt the Coli, Cough Irritation f
the Throat be ever slight, by this pcauion moro
serious attack may he cntctiraiiy warici o. 1w
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspon,
dencc says JEFF. Davis health Is failing rap.
idly. de 10 lately much detected having
probably learned tho fate Of the assassins.
lie reads the bible regularly, having nothing
else to read and not being permitted % write
or receive letters. ''"ta
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Whiskcni Wh,skcrsl

clan Compound will force them IN grow on tho
smootbest face or chin, o. hair on bald heads, Ia
SIX Weeks. Pricc SIS packages for q. sent by
Address. WARNER 4 CO., Box i3s. Brooklyn, N.
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Erhs long letter which We publish must
tako tho place OF original matter already
prepared Tor this week. Il will npaya care
lul pcrusal. 5iei5 ~ a
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\ Great demand for negro labor exists in
MARYLAND. Tho farmers there are paying
fifteen dollars per month TO males, and from
ten 70 twelve u females, Tor 6eld labor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Of Maine.

Executive DepRrtment.t
AUGUSTA. July %, 1865.
An adjourned sesslon OF tho Executive Council
will he held mt the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
ON MOsDAY, the 3lst day OF July inst.
Attest; EPilRAIM FLINT, JR.,
20 ..... a. ..... SecretaTy Of state.
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.lfs'inf Or. HARRlSoN'S
Res.fSf0fffc LOxeseges I!

Thor are agreeable 20 the palate, cause no pain,
operate promptly, never wsskso The stomach Ike
ali PILLS. In every case Of COSTlvENESS and
PILES they produce Immediate relief, and never
require increass OF dose 10 eject cure, Children
and females may use them under any circumstan.
ees. Pricc 60 cents small boxes ID cents.
i.f. l..,,,. A SsasAisg Chaiiesges
We viii pay 5000 70 any person who produces an
article equsi 20 the Psstaltio Loseugss In any res
pect and Indorsod by all Physioisns and Drug
rists. - j. d. HARRISON q CO. frsev,sse.y
- No. fremont Temple. nosson'
FOR sale BY Druggists. ~ .it
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The resignation Of Nal. Gen. Butler hav'
ing heen returned. "not accepted" nc Is
expected in Washington. .r1l r
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Costivcness the Most Proliflc Source Of

Il cures PiLEs, HEADACHE. DIzzisrss, OpyREss
m OF THE Face, PAIN m fHE DAcK AND JOINS,
JAuspIcs, YgLL0wHEss oY rRE BvEs AND bkin,
CoArED ToSouE. LIVER COMPLAINT. Loss oy Ar
PETITE, DYsPEpstA, ISDiGEsIso,, &c: Any thing
iiyeness las seemed impossible until NO heard Of
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

81 Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists and
Inventors, nrc rcferrc'i Ia the advertisement Of
the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
citation, in this days paper, Of their Tenth Ell.
bition III American Manufactures and the Me-
chanic Arts, to he hell In the City OF Boston,
In September next. IL IL supposed that this
will be the largest anil m,st complete Exibi-
ton ever held by the Association.
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mo amnesty to the niurdcrers Of prison err"
says the New York Times, anil this Is the loyal
sentiment Of the whole country.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-07-21

JAMES n DEERiNG,
SYLVESTER LirrLEfIELD,
FRANCIS BACON,
JACOB BLACK, co,,,,
ALONZO LEAytTT, 60
IRA 4 LIBBY, S
GEORGE GErCIiELI,
JOSEPH W. HANSON,
JOHN u MOODY,
July Is, 1858.
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Union State Convention.


o.. e,s,,eu. Of Maine who support the National Auni'-
,,,o n Apirew JoAnsen, and the state Aain'mses.lon
- s,moei Cony are in,itei 10 send deesa'es sea''
Conyenio, 10 he held
AZ Portland, on Thursday, Aug TO-
4, 70 .cck A. NJ tr the purpose 81 nominating canhl
,s ar 0oyerucr, 10 he supported by the Union men '"
Main. Al the ensuing STATE election. -,
r,s h,.s IL repre-entation win be as foicwsi tch
, ,,,n anil plantation shall be entitled to one de'egah
-, ,,r delegate additional or every seventy Votes
"a, &c Gov. Couy last September, AMI ofr % "'uon ="
fry voter.
JAMES q. BLAINE,
JAMES NJ STONE,
n A. rOSrEH,
NOAH PRINCE,
NELSON DINGLEY, ia,
n. II. PRESCOTT,
JOSIAH MEiui0w, ...
WALES IIUBBARp Uuion State
FRANCIS COBB, COMMITTEES.
DANIEL. LANE,
- ID. LINDSEY,
A. q. LEBROKE,
GEORGE r. SEwALI,
gNGyNE HALE,
CIIAS u. PAINE
EBEN. WOODBURY.,
July u, isca
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broken by nm accident on the railroad near
Senatobia, Miss. Tho car In which Forrest was
seated was thrown down an cmbankment Tor
considerable distance. "a r sist i.
The editorial fraternity Of New Hampshire
have been con n bender" for several weeks
past, making excursions to the several public
places for tourists there. Besides the necessary
relaxation from care these trips have signif-
canoe for the interests Of that State. We wish
something Of the kind might be started among
us. We arc looking forward with some degree
OF pleasure to the meeting Of the fraternity at
Bangor in September.
With reference 10 Emerson Etheridge, the
Louisville Journal states that he was arrested
In Gibson county, Tenn, several days ago, by
Lieut.. Col. Debc.ey, and taken to Columbus,
KY, where Lieut. Col. Debozey Is In command.
Mr.. Etheridgc had been delivc, ing speeches to
the people OF an exceedingly exasperating char
actor, denounong the President personally
and abusing tho Government generally. en- /
rI) A vicksburg letter states that Provisicnal
Gov. Sharkey has 70 appointed the old coun.
try and town officers, and that our eoldiers
arc thoroughly disguised with tho turn Affairs
are taking. Il IN said That Gov. Sharkey OBJ
jects 70 having % many colored troops about.
and the citizens boast that they will soon DO
rid Of the blue coats altogether. '''' ~ ~
Ex.President Pierce is ruralizing in Ando.
yer. There ], n Theological Seminary there.
and II would not be bad for his spiritual
hoalth to drop into II now and then and takc
aSlssson IN Republican Christianity. !, -
l.aMr. II, Simon, Stern, employed b., the
friends OF JET Davis 70 obtain o speedy
tial for tho prisoner, has been informed by
the Government, in reply 10 an application
hc madc to be permitted to SEQ Davis, that
no acce" will be allowed to him by counsel
until no arrives in Washington.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-04-26

HAVING .frN DULY LICENSED A. AUCTONFFR
t....r his -.r. Irss to tht plhlic that capacity.
Dc .l.rIr'l O. ss.l property 10 auction On any
n.rtHf tHt Persons ie-irols ul selling prop
rrIE lt .lrfl'u. can io So only BY employing an
1l-f.a..r. d tJ li-sqs.i tytAf Jaief Jifes The
NI. rI.I may Poe f'lni 80 lil ~elsunarlr hours
t..s.H.- r ''asl,- B.nc> Washington Avenue
I.-'r-. tlirre> reasonable. 4a6yl
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WlilN .li tlr-.tr- M.er. fiot of Washington
tl ..f u-'.v tht -ite of the Ltuslng House.
Wagons ,D1stiat.y on iiant, at reasonable prices.
f.nlrH. 'l. SO
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From Rev J Newton Brown, u. r., Elitor II the F
-Na-.u.--a .- N.-l.Ln.. ku1Nlea.e AM tA. Chr

From Rev Newton Brown, d. r., Elitor II the En-
cvcopedlt oi Religious knowledge and the Chris
tan Chronicle. Philadelphia
Although not disposed 10 favor OF recommend Pat
eut Medicines general. through di7trsst Of their
ingredients and effects, Vet know of no sufficient
reasons Why a man may not testify 20 the benefits
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation the hope that he may thus contribute
10 the benefit ~ others.
! DO this the more readily in regard to Hoonand'
German Bitters, prepared 10y nr- {. " Jackson, OF
this Clty because WAS prejudiCei against them for
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted 90 my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice hy proper tests and for encouragement
To Try chem whom suffering from great and long con
tinued debility The Use of three bottles of these
bitters AZ the beginning of the present year FOL
lowed hv icnt rtiitf and restoration to degree
of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt Tor
SIX months before and hal almost d-sparret of re-
gaining. ! therefore thank Cod and my friend for
directing me O. use them.
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LOIINs - HNILEY.

j PRICE rroa-ienr. Mason. IA. County sat of
ll -h county Michigan. Llnsing, Jackson and
p.t'.- Stages stop 40 ths House. Charges rca
"ni''r ly 473
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LANSING. N N..s.H-N ~ llgtr. Proprietor The
a.rr % 'l-' .- n-.v tui is itt-i up throughout in
fI- H..t ettI-. tli altn new furniture. uu wash
u-.u AraI-. rttr ths sit, oi tls eld Lln~ng
Huf. ~tt-.s i.tvr thl- House daily. AZ
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PIT-HltN lni Surgeon. Oure a. the Drug store
a. T. rWer Son. in p'ise and R.ebe's Block
Washington tr-u4-. Lansing, Mich AH calls
p-iuNNI attended o. Al
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n Il M H M B a.: Ia
THAT THIS BITTER Is
n OF ALCOHOL \ Lie
Contains no Rum or Whiskey, and
CAN'T MAKE DRUNK ARDS
But Is
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS 50 :

From the Rev. Levi Bscs, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, y J., formerly cf the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia
for q number of years. have used them in my own
family AID have been so pleased with their effects
that lwas induced % recommend them 20 many 9th
henedcia Al manner. take pleasure ia thus piiUnCy
prDc4imllc This fact, aud calling tho attention OF
those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended. Co those Mttcrs. knowing from *
parIsnc. that nav recommendation Will Doe sustained
DO this More cheerfgy - H0oltui's Btters are ia
tended L. benefit the afflicted. and j. . not a run
drink D." Yours truly.
LEVI e. UElE
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j NEWTON BROWN rhlla.
Fram .he Rey J... .. -. 20 q the bod

=
cra'4t
Dr. Jackson Dear SRI have besn frequently re
luestad - connect my name with Communications
IT different kinds nf medicines. hut regarding the
practice as out Of my appropriate sphere have ID
an cases declined but with clear proof IN various
instances and particularly in ms family 81 the
fullncss 90 u H1o1ani German Bitters depart for
once from my usual course, 20 express niy fun con
vctnn that. for general debility OF the system and
especially Tor Liver Complaint, it safe ami valu-
able preparation. Ia some cases 10 may fail. but
usually I Doubt not. 10 VIII be very beneficial 10
those who suffer from the above cause
Yours. very respectfully, J. II kENARD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING 4:

tslrre1 u re -rars EEfrEifcis, JAS. :, 1854
0r.r Zines ,-l.-s r.n-iisrsi d. 7l4ar--5
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81 r.r r..r
far.t ais-r,. ea.utr atve the privilege of thrce
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DART - WILEY.

rrl-,fIr ts.r-...rs aut Solicitors. Lansing.
N..Ine. Prompt attention gwen o. Collections.
Itraeaf I.l- ana inses stirifi0n OF Land Titles.
rl.r Is Is1 D.. WHEY
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LnNGNENR = nrnTCm-
HOIsATIO PRNrT.

Law rnr..rr llI Collecting Business. Lansing
urn ll. OIir- over the second National Rmk
sv uesrrAH. 5D3 b. d. W nrRrcn
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PHYSICIAN Is RffON. Lansing. Mich Office and
r.s. ersr. on 'ilh .au Avenue "a few doors east oil
Oh. fn.t "ucN 5lS
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successors to c. NJ Jackson Co, ,Proprietors
ea- for sale BY Druggists and Dealers in ever
'0"u il 'ne eAi'sa States lF-4s2
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special dispatch to the Ereai4g Post
from Washington says delegation after dell
egatlOn Is arriving at the White House
Ii IS impossible Tor one third OF the vast
crowds OF visitors 10 obtain entrance.
Mrs Lincoln has not yet decided whether
the remains Of her husband shall be re-
moved to Springfield or be placed in the
vault under the capitol. Anumber Of state
delegations waited upon President Johnson
this morning. Secretary Stewards daughter
U6v him.
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See that the signature of d" L n JACKSON is o-
the Wrapper on each bottle
should your nearest Druggist not have the article
DO not be put or by any OF the intoxicating prepara
tons that may be offered in its place but send 70 ui
and Ne williorward, securely packed. by express.
Principal Oflce and Mandatory No. 63l Arch
St-aar
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velupmeuts have been made showing th
existence of q deep laid plot on The part O
a gang Of c0nSpirat0rs including member
OF the order OF the Knights OF the Colder
/ Circle, 10 murder President Lincoln and Iii
Cabinet. W. have reason 20 believe tha
4 secretary Seward received intimati0n from
I Europe several months since that sometime
/ oi q Very desperate character was 10 trans
+ pire ar Washington. and il Is more thar
probable reference was made 10 the plot @
+ assassination.
EXANINATI0S OF TIE BODY
Al autopsy was held on Saturday aftel
/ n0Ons al Washington, over the body o.
President Lincoln by Surgeon Genera
Barnes and Dr. stone. assisted hy othe,
eminent medical men. The coffin Is Of
mahogany. Is covered with black cloth and
lined with lead the latter being covered
with white satin. 4 silver plate upon the
collin. over the breast. bears the following
Inscription: Abraham Lincoln. sixteenth
President OF the United states. born July
y. lsug; died April 10. l>65' The re-
mains have been embalmed a few locks
OF hair have been removed from the Pre-i-
dents head for the family, previous to the
remain, beng placed in the coffin.
II Is understood i'm Baltimore that the
party under arrest there states that the
original design Of the cOnspirat0rs Wa,
merely 10 capture President Lincoln. make
him prisoner, aud in this way compel a
general release Of all rebel prisoners then
held ly the United states. When the cen
erai exchange OF prisoners, however. com
meuced, this project was abandoned by
ilm ami others Il no longer necessary. and
be says he refused 10 have ANYTHING further
90 do with 1t. and eudeavOred To induce
others 10 give up their design upon the lif,.
of the President. This is substantially a
correct statement of what the prisoner has
So far diyulged. lie is We'll known resi-
dent of Baltimore.
The Baltimore City Council have offered
ne" ard oi $40 GOO for The arrest of the
assassin Of President Lincoln. The faelinp
against Booth is greatly intensified bv the
fact that he IS a Baltimorean. and il IS de-
sired by the people that one who has So
dlshonored the fame of Baltimore should
meet with speedy Justice
The body Of the late President Is lyiuo In
state IN the East room Of the White Uou,e.
Thousands "a persons of both sexes are
thronsing thlther The East room is deco
rated with tie trapplngs Of Woe. In the
iihiHo"idtc centre ol lhls spacious room i
erected The catafaique and the coffin is with
in the immediate view OF the hne OF spec
talors Each stops moment
to take view Of the face OF the
deceased and many shed tears The hand
OF friendship and affection has contributed
the choicest flowers to adorn the coffin and
make mp the foundation upon which it rests.
Between half past thi, morning and noon
al least 3 600 persons had visited the Ex-
ecutive Mansion, and there are thousands
more slowly following in turn to indulge a
similar privilege.
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pr. Jackson Dear SRI feel it due 60 your excel
leut preparation, Hrorali German Bllters % add
NV testimony O. the deserved reputation has OBJ
tanned. l have for wars. al times been troubled
with great disorder my head and nervous system
was advised BY friend O. try bottle = your tt ?.
man B;ters. td So AID have experienced great
and unexpected relief. nv health has been very
materially bend,ted 7 confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar to ms own
and have been assured by many of their good effects
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER.
Rokb0r0u.h Pa
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Beware of Counterfeits.

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Small Size-75 cents per Bettle-half doz "a Cd
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Ght State Republican:
John \. KERR * CO.,
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