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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
TESTIMONIALS.

very large number of important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clergymen,
Apothecares and, indeed fro all classes In society,
speaking in the most atering terms Of the White Pine
Compound. +. ...r .t er'...-r ..I
DR. Nichols Of Northheld vt. says:
q. find the White Pine compound TO be very eficacious
not ony in coughs and other pulmonc affections but
also in affections of the Kidneys debility Of the stomach
and other kindred organs"
Rev j, X. Chase Of Rumney, N. H., writes:
for years your bite Pine Compound
even more efhcacious and valuable than have
just taken the Compound for cold and it works charm
ingly." 1890
Hon P. H. Sweetser Of South Reading, writes:
'IIaying long known something Of the valuable medi-
cnal properties of the White Pine, prepared, on
seeing advertisement Of White Pine Compound,
to give the medicine trial lt has been used by mem
beers Of my family for several years. for colds and coughs
and in cases. Of serious kidney difficulties, with
excellent results Several friends have also
ceived much benefit from the Compound. We intend to
keep IL always on hand"
Rev. II. D. Hoge of West Randolph, Vt, VINO is a
physician, says; 10 a
~ ind it (the COmpound) excellent medicine in
kidney diseases" .lla
Says Mr. s. Body, of the 14th regiment Massachusetts
Heavy Artillery, at Fort Tlinghast; fr1,J
s'The y hite Pine Compound effected cure where q
fellow considered in critical consumption by all
who knew him. fully substantiate this by In
this Company who thought folly for him to make trial
of it In colds coughs, men leave the Of the
surgeon where treatment can be had for nothing and
try the White Pine Compound" 4 A-t cTe
COL GOULD, MSS &eI
Formerly Major of the 18th Regt M. " THAT Veteran
Regment!) in letter to s. Dean, Esq, of Stoneham
speaks In the highest praise of the White Pine Com
pound, and expresses wish that it might be sent to
the soldiers. His opinion is based personal knowl
edge.
No effort has veryet been made by the proprietor to
introduce into the Army and yet has often been pur
chased by friends of soldiers &c send in packages and
ordered by officers and soldiers and large quantities have
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
From the New York Evening Express ]


"Our telegraphic dispatches received to day from
the Oil Regions, inform Of the striking of 20l
barrel we'll on Cherry Run. Cherry Run stocks will
be in demand tomorrow
They have also secured one of the best pieces Of
territory on Pit Hole Creek very near the great
well Of the United States Company. Since the selec
ton of this land every thing in that section has
nearly trebled in value. They viii commence bor-
ing on this land Immediately and anticipate great
results from tas they have the surest indications
Of Oil in great abundance They hope to find enough
to insure the fortune of each lucky stakeholder Of
the company. ~ n4H7 r3ea Aoca Haf tz1
Mr. @. W. + obtrson, who has had four months
experience in tho Oil Regions, and Mr.. ] C KIM
ball, will both remain at the Company's Works, one
at Pat Rote the other at Cherry Run.
Mr.. ROBINSON is Managing Director, and Mr.
KIMBALL, is Superintendent, and having the entire
charge of the Company works there-thus giving .
better assurance as believe, than any other
pany has ever ofered-of the judcious and faithful
management of their affairs at the wellsthe place
where Directors seldom go-but where it is believed
their presence is iadisensabe to the success of any
Company. Fl4q14akIlIgT
With these peculiar advantages--with land enough
to bore great number of wells on Cherry Run and
Pit Hole, positively the surest and best Oil Terri
tory in oil the great Oil Regions to GOV
er the great Lakeof Basin Of Oil with two wells
near half down, and expected to be finished and pro-
ducing oil within sixty days from this time-with
reliable men to manage the Company's affairs at the
Wells-with the pledge given by each Director that
every dollar realized from the sale of the Companys
Stock shall be honestly and judiciously expended
according 10 their best Judgment for the exclusive
benefit ofthe stockholders in their efforts to find OIL
the Directors sincerely believe they Offering On
fore been offered to the people of Maine.
For further information, maps, prospeotuss', &c.
apply to
JOHN O. PROCTOR, Agent.
March 17.-dlw
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
lo WHITE PINE coMeoUND FOR DIABETES.
Important testimony from Asa Goodhue, Esq.,, of Bow
BID. rr9f.f..s4 Nav Harnnahira

Important testimony from Asa Goodhue, ESQ., Of Bow,
fc lu19 New Hampshire. =
For sixteen years or more have suffered much at In
tervals, from what at first called kidney complaints
but ago last December fell sick, and my attend.
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The
prostration Of my system was great and Of so
long continuance that neither relatives neghbors
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring. The same was my opinion
Near the last Of March, 1859, being well acquainted
with DR. J. w Poland felt inclined to test the value Of
his White Pine Compound, as the article was hi hy
recommended for inflammation of the kidneys bottle
Of procured and at er commencing its
use began to amend My strength gradually returned
the severe pains subsidized and in the fall able TO
attend to considerable business believe Dr. Poands
White Pine Compound, under God has been the
To say that expect to have perfst health again
Ia out Of the question at my age, (64 But this will
say that while use the Compound my health is very
comfortable When have relinqushedits use the severe
pains have returned and all the dsagreeabe mptoms
Of my disease. But return to the Of the Compound
has produced immediate seef. ..ft rs '-,.,l m :.
During the eleven months, in which have beeen TAX
ing this medicine Ihaye used quite ave bottles In
word let say to all afflicted with similar com plants
70 mine, try Dr. toiand's White Pine Compound
...f.snfoI Dis a9f.I el ASA GOODHUE
The White Pine Compound, advertised at length In
our columns is not only to its inviting but
highly approved medicine. DR.. W. Poland, the in
ventor has the confidence Of the many who know him.
confidence which he enjoyed while laberng usefuiy ma
NY years Baptist minister. His experience as a
medical discover. -Bostors Hafckman G'ld 6tlector
The Editor Of the Manchester Daily and Weekly
Mirror in leader of the Daily thus writes OF the
Compound, II ..a IT,. .fy. q
ssThe white Pine Compound is advertised at much
length in our columns and happy to learn that
the demand for 4 asng beyond all previous ex
pecatons 1t the very best medicine for coughs aud
colds that know Of and no family that has used
1t will be without IT, Wespeak from know
edge that It IS sure kill Cold and pleasant as sure
The greatest inventions come by accident and ii sim
gqlar that the White Pine Compound Colds and
Coughs should prove TO be the greatest remedy for kid
nsy dificntes known But so it is. We cannot doubt
1t, many testimonials come 70 from wsll-kno Wn
Besides the character of DR. Poland is SUCH that
know that he will not countenance what is wrong
For years Baptist clergyman, studying medicine to find
re%ed for his ailments with delicate consumpve
discovery which has saved himself and called ont from
hundreds Of Others the strongest testimonials possible
We have known Dr. Poland for years. and neger knew
state thAt w bseve vstever he says abOat his White
Pine Compound" III ....t - - az -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18

l. Mrs. Fanny Shedd OF GO Harvars 81, Sestoa,
have suffered ON ScIoiulous bands fer several
years, also discharge from my cars; tried the most
eminent physicians, and had forty different medi-
eines applied IN one car My cen tiiuIion began
to sink under the weight Of medicine and dis ese,
and my head became so light that feared to walk
tn street IL st should fall Believing the: no
cure for me, sat Down ia de- pair. While in this
state friend who had been cured BY the M5isphsic-
q Discovery, urged me 10 Apply to Mrs NJ. G..
Bro On. Bat still so PR a. ICED against all
medicines that going o her office. would take
no money, e IL should be tempted to buy it. After
conl ersng with Mrs NJ G. brown. being fay orsbiy
aprsssed, returning lone sent for he Meta
physical seoyery hich iaiil fully ustd. and the
res Ilt is, that my hands again restore me,
and can u-e them formerly my ears ceas-
cd to sch rgs, aud my entire constitution isrenew-
ed. sleep and ct we'll, and am getting heshy
and heavy. Myj and gra ituda are gfea /; i can.
not az too highly o. the .taphysicai Discovery
am o ding 1t this week 10 dear ficnd In CaliioT-
mia, who spent $500 in week ing relief from
diseate, ut ound none. have now learned the
folly of pouring medicine oown the throaf, and am
resolved to pass no more drugs into my syktsm thro
the mouth. FL ~ .-
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
FROM JAMES j. HoYr.

BRADFORD, N H., Sept, 1860.
q DR. PoLAND.-1n the fa of 1857, took very vio-
lent cold which brought very cough pain in
side and lungs, and raising blood also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the ks0neg
Complaint For the three years past have been very
much troubled with my throat and lungs choking up
and raising immense sight, with bad cough after
raising blood felt that my time here be short
less soon got relief In the spring induced try
your White Pine Compound, though my faith in it was
small But to my astonishment. before had taken two
bottles, cough was better the kidney trouble also
and could rest nights without choking up andasing 50
much have taken nearly three bottles, and feeling
like well man.
would add that my fathers family is inclined con-
SUMPTION my ther mother and two sisters having died
of it. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
JAMES, NJ. KEITH. Esq.

Themaragers of this Company are tactical men
an their purpose s to make it Q Produc ng enter
prize as IL is il tho production OF oil that the subs tan
tial reliable profits are made With this view they
have sci scted and purchased the promising and
valuable pieces fpsoperty in the midst of the best
i've Oil wells ia actual operation. Their territory af.
lords opportunities for boring 800 wells in what is
ered the oil region. and 200w lis in lands
Of q less dev Hoped character. they have l6 wells
now going down, and no doubts can IT asonably lie
entertained that Of these will prove to large
flowing wells All OF them are going down on ter
obtain oil, Esd sd -. rrir p tf'f
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
FROM srEpHEN RARrIErr

Dr. POLAND had been afflicted With Kidney Com
plant for long time and had bad cough of ten years
standing which caused to spit blood quite frequent
~. No one Of my acquaini ances expected would get
my health again. But too bottles of your White Pine
Compouad have cured both the cough and kidney
complaints. A-
would also state that lady, neghbor of ours was
so badly afflicted with cough that she lat up only long
enough to have her bed made and she was
going in quick consumption. She took only one bottle
Of your Compound, and 1t cured her. She is just as
we'll now as ever she was.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
Sound Advice =
Metaphysical Discovery

is Quicker and Safer than the Best Phvsieian n
e. .e Ldna N-Let the wise always keep BOX in
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18

Fee simple of one hundred and two acres of Dunn
Rnn, one half mile from AL eghany River, with
long front on the run. come two miles below the
Economic wells at Tidioute.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
ss4o Acres of we'll selected Oil Territor.


in soms twenty carefully selected separate Farms
in choice localities, namely: S 9tf
No. /. Hart Farm, on Mile Run, half mile from
Marietta, 240 acres; has one well down 800 feetwith
good show Of oil and gas; have just commenced put
ting down the second we'll. f...st
No. 2. Mccoy and Wickham Farms, 24O acres, ON
Federal sCreek. Five miles above these Farms, on
the same creek, there has been we'll STIR OK within
two we, ks. whichis now flowing over three hundred
barrels per day.
No. 8, Adams and Robinson Farms, 18o acres on
Hallway Run.
No A. Smith Farm, 80 acres on Horse Run. q
2 Ne. g. Sprague Farm, ITO acres on Dodge Run.
No. 8 Thomas Farm, "a acres on Thomas Run.
5 Moi. Shaep, Administer, Ferguson, Ford. Turner,
Lynch Deming, LsfHin and Woodruff Farms, 1895
acres Wolf Creek, considered BY best idges to be
the vtry best of oil territory.
No. Miller Farm 80 acres, on Tunnel HillRun
No. .. Variety and yanralanker Farms 100 acres
on Garfield Run. ts 81 a7f.s - mss ota
No. 10. briggs Farm, 46 acres on Big Run
NJ. II. Shirley Farm. 81 acres, on Federal Greek
on which they are making preparationsto put down
well Immediately.
mo. II. Frost Farm. 80 acres ON Hooking River.
on which they are just putting down a we'll.
s'fNA1 $3.50 KY it-tA
Applications, if accompanied with $50, in cash or
draft TOR each share wanted will be promptly repli
eli t il addres sed to
W. WILLIAMS, IA Broadway, N. Y.
Or JOHN C. PROCTOR,
Office on Lime Street, entrance first door from the
Post Office AsA Portland, Maine.
March II. Ge eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
YORK s. CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

,.saEESRg5 On and after November Ish 1884,
Ss6Z ttrains will leave as follows, Until fur
ther notlee: ~
Leave Saco River for Portland, as $50 snd S.so
A. M, and S40P. NJ
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 500 A NJ. ana
400 and $50 z. M. Ws@@%B
The2.00 p. NJ. train out and the $40 A. M. traln
ears attached. il III M = e
Stages connect at Gorham for West G Snhnaa
ana I5S Ston SIe ayps Hiram Browned Fryeburg
Conway. Bartlett, jackson, Limington Cornish,
Porter Freedom, Madison, and Eaton. N. D.,
= Al Bnxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea'
ole. South Lm,ngton, Limington, Limerik. New
ASld. Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee.
: All Saocarappa, for south Windham, East stand
ish Sebago, Denmark aud Bridgton, = Tuesdays
Thursday and Saturdays. W
Portland; Oct 81. 1854 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARkABLE GER.
TIkICATES.
cure Of Catarrh Of zen Yenr,, Stnndin

Cure Of Catarrh of Ten Years. Standing.
/ l, Mr.. WILLIAN DoNNKLLY corner of Dexter
and D streets, South Bottom. do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from CatarIh for the
past ten years. She lost the of smell, and had
no passage through her nostrils during that time
Every remedy was resorted to, without receiving
any relief. Seeing Mrs. Nd. g. Browns Me aphysi-
cal Discovery advertised. concluded 10 try it, AZ
ter doing So must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for ipsining me to tnis great remedy for that
dreadsd disease-Catarih. 1 believe my daughter
neier wNnd have been cured had not found this
dedicine. 1t mnst have been sent of God 10 the
people to rid them ofthe horrible diseases that take
nold Of them. My daughters Catarrh is entirely
broken up, her sense OF smell has returned the pas
sage to her head is clear. l cheerfully recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery 10 all who suffer e ON
Catarrb.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
FROM B. AIKEN.

..t. 60 GoEFs TOWN, March IA, 1860.
Dr. PoLAND.-I wish to testimony to the value Of
your white riae Compound You viii remember how
feeble at the time called you in July last MY
chief complaint inflammation Of The kidneys. In
addition to other dsagreeabls symptoms suffered dread.
fully from severe pan.-You sold me bottle of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents Of bottle my pain had all left
me Though have been afflicted with that comp amt a
long time have not had return Of it SINCE and have
for many months past enjoyed excellent hea th.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18

The following are few Of the reasons for beiiev-
ing this Company to have basis SO solid and relia-
BILE to give every person interested not only an
abiding confidence in the entire safety of their in
vestment but strong assurance ofits great profit
ableness. II a rl~t8EtJt} .aae
t. The property was carefully selected at period
when pick choice of the best Oil Territory was
to be had.
q. 1twas selected by an energetic, practice man,
then and still resident of the vicinity, most fully
acquainted with its situation and value, and AFTER
personal and thorough examination, accepting only
the best, and rejecting many neighboring places
which have since been taken with avidity by other
parties, who now holding at an immense advance
3. The party who selected them is, and will con-
tinue to be, q very large stockholder in the com-
pany. He is very respectable, energetic, driving
man. has engineered the tunnelling and other works
of railroad building is fully qualified for and has de-
termined to devote his energies to d thorough and
efficient de eopment of the property of this Com
pany which fact is ofitself of immense value, and
so deemed by his associate owners securing as it
will, the ceaseless devotion of deeply Interested
thoroughly competent, and energetic manager.
4. The Company are already energetically at
work boring five wells, namely:
IS The McCoy Farm We'll, now SO feet deep: -
The Wickham Farm Well, now SO feet deep:
The Sharp Farm Well, now 50 feet deep: is
The briggs Farm Well, now 100 feet deep:
The Hart Farm Well, now 800 feet deep,
with excellent indications of oil in each, and have
determined, if thought best, to put down not less
than One Hundred Many Companies have several
| wells on one acre This Company has Territory
sufficient to SINK Sie Hundred Wells, allowing
more than five acres to each we'll. 9 Uel
s. And as to the abundance of Oil in the region,
1t at time became plentiful as not to be worth
the cost ofprocurng casks in which to place it. An
instance may be named in which, for want Of proper
vessels an Ohio iatboat scow was filed in bulk
with it, which was sold at one cent per gallon but
kept until the purchaser lesold at twenty eight
cents per GAL. or 30 per barrel ~
6. And as to the cheapness of this stock, 1t may
be remarked that it is well known that companies Of
lOOO 90 dollars, in 100000 shares have been formed
on one hundred Of oilland (and often less
and taking this basis the shares in the Company
would not be twenty cents per shares or making an.
comparison, share in this Company is more
than equal to having one share in twenty separate
companies, inasmuch as the average Of each sep
arate Farm, in this Company, forms q basis for a
company by itself each Farm having SO many choice
places on which to sink separate wells yet all these
Farms are thrown into this one Company for the
benefit of each shareholder, making it equal COM
paratively, to sharing dividend in twenty separate
companies. sq
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
New England Screw Steamship Go
sEMI-WEEKLY LINE. e 3

- The splendid aud fast Sseamships
<1 CHESAPEAKE, Capt WrZLARD. and
14<z*&aS FkANCONlA, Capt. SHEnwooD' viii
Leave Browns Wharf Portland, every WEDNEs.
DAf and SATURDAY, at4 P. n, and leave Pier
North Kiyer. New York. every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p M. -
. These vessels are fitted up with fine accommods.
lions ior passengers, making this the most speedy
sac ana comfortable route for travellers between
Fare and State Rooms ~'"o' '',Siuuins
=. Goods forwarded by this lins to and from Mon.
sreat quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Passport and
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as P. M. on the day that they
For freight or passage apply to "a ,serf Ed. 4
Ninety FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland
New York. s frf - - = -" w. 'r ''Aes''
Dec. 8, 1852. f6 .s~tss dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
MAINE CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
Tc91 9 SUMMRR ARRANGHMENT

rsszzzz5szza Trains, leave Portland, Grand Trunk
v Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
8 TAO A M and LIS p. M.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at Las P. M
RETURNING -Leaye Lewiston at $40 A. M, and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. NJ Leave Bangor at
1901 A. M and arrive in Portland at 2.l5 p. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. - 1.sss. sssss ,,.fra ID . al
Freight train leaves Portland at A. M, and re
turning ID due in Portland at p, M. I-nlo lst e
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most of the towns North and East of this
Iines ID, +,t...-...f- s...ftfrsI
I'TSs avsA g aaes aa G. H. MORSE, supt
Waterville, November. 1853. 3ssI decl4 Z
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF Canada

OF Canada. tasn5.
WINTER ARRANGEMRNT.r
rzsszzzzzzz1 On and after Monday, Nov. Z, 1864,
trains will run daily, Sundays except
cal until further notice. as foiows: it
a, UP TRAINS. aa4
Leave Portland for South kars and Lewiston at 40
A. NJ. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at Las p. M.
~, $500. s, DOWN TRAINS. L9ic
Leave South Paris ct 6.45 A. M, and Island Pond
at 6.50A. III. iqis3 ao1u BOD dl- i3msN -
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per.
sona unless notice given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
.ai5s & i &c. j. BkYDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent. II ID
Portland, Eov.7, 1884. nov7
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
NO DIPHTHERIA

Can come where 1t Is used be WISE and educate Won
,hidre 70 battle their eyes daily with Poor Rich.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18

The fee simple pr ,perty Of the Company consists
of two hundred and thirty EIGHT acres OF te best
territory in the oil regions lying Pit Ho,t Creek
Cherry Rnn, Magure Run. and Dunn Nun, rear II
diouts Wells will be sunk on this property inmedi
atey, and with the large working capital OF t75,U0
great results areanticipated.
This Company eas been formed not as a matter of
speculation, but to develope property wbih it is
believed will prove to be OF grea value. TIE repu.
tation of the gentlemen composing the RGrd OF
Trustees is sufficient guarantee that this objct will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out, and nat the
stock will prove most desirable and profitable in
vestment. L"
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
MRS. M. g. BROWNS
Poor Richards Eye Water I

VIII make the weakest eyes strong, -removing all
inflammation and humor. Every one shou d use It, a.
II proves the prevention of disease
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
Aid for the National Freedmen,

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
IA contributions for the National Freedmen Re.
lief Association will be forwarded promptly, with
out expense to New York. Commodities O. ould be
securely packed, and directed to G. c. LEIGH, Nos
Davis Portland, Maine
and. Ne. VIM GEO HAWKINS' -
ssey Or Ex. Comm. Of N. +. z. Association.
"@uuary "a, 1856. jan3dam
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
Trustees,

I 'h Trustees,
SAMUEL BOOTH, &c Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JOHN FRENCH, Clinton Avenue, Bros klyn.
FosTER PETIT, (of Petit b Crook 1855 Water st,
New York. fe
WILErAm H. wAtLAcs, lsl Washington Street,
New Yo K.
RIoHARD INGRAHAM, le Court st, Brooklyn.
e WILLIAM M. LITTLE, (o1 Wyckof & Littb, Mon
tague Street, near Court. Brooklyn. is
ALFRED BEoAE. tot Becar, Napier & Co.. S42
Broad way, New York. 7fsrrssr
JOHN DoHERrY, Park Place, Br ,oklyn.
L. HoRATIo BELOW, lof L. II. Biglow Co,)2
William Street, New York. ecN7r fL 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
RAILROADS.
Portland and Kennebeo R. R.

Csa Passenger Trains leave aanata a1 K SS,
INNS AZ sfSs aSE ssua q fis ksadalTs
Mills q y Kendais n Mills ilnn same
Ba gor and all sfations eas' " ----.'
evening" -.r,ra;, ia ,,yr, IN portland
AR n ,1 ,ssan l 1onsi Bangor & 80
Mills from me 5TfoKRTs are sold at Freeport
WICK Batn ether stations Sns ali other
ick ana the Maine Central X. Il. east OF Ken.
Mile da.ouGH FAREs from Portland ana Boston 6y
This route TO Bangor will be MADE the SAME as py
eight Train leaves Portland att A. NJ. daily, and
is due at 3 P NJ. ADWlN NOAEs5 3
Dec 10, '64--dec22tf SUPP.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-18
The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W SWEET, Md, Proprietor

GEORGE w SWEET, Md, Proprietor
-nl3 Wiilbs manufactured in future at the
+ NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
No. lO6 Hanover Street, Boston
Under the supervision Of
REV. J. w. POLAND, M. d.
DR. SWEET will attend to the business department.,
to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold BY wholesale and retail dealers In medicine
elsewhere. lf saT. lEui
HI. HAY, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB PORTLAND.