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journey.

Close OF THE FISCAL YaR-Large Gold
Surplus in the Treasury.-Thc fiscal year
1866 closed on Friday, juno 30. Altogether
the actual consumption of foreign merchan-
disc, owing to the extravagant price OF gold
las. summer and fall, is found to be about
eighty millions in gold value less than the
previous year, while customs in gold derived
from this moderate consumption are only
seventeen millions less than inlS64. The
duties now average 44l-2 per cent. upon the
invoice or appraised value Of the goods en-
tered for consumption. The rate, on con.
sumption Of about Sl94, OOO, 900, sivess Gus
toms revenue in gold Of Ss6,OOO,OOO. Last
year the duties averaged 81 l-2 per cent,
and gave Sl03 600, 900 on q consumption Of
about 75,OOO,OOO.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, in view OF
the effect last summer Of the price OF gold,
and consequent high rates Of exchange on
the consumption Of foreign goods, estimated
in his annual report in December, for only
$4,000 900 Of customs. The fall OF gold,
however. the close Of the war, the aattcring
condition Of the crops. and the near prospect
Of renewed regular, il not active trade
with the South, have all contributed t.
swell this source OF revenue to $4,000 600
AS the wants Of the Treasury in the way
OF gold to pay interest on the gold bearing
funded debt were less than S6O,OOO,OOO in
1865. the Treasury comes into the new year
with a surplus in gold and silver OF about
So, OOO.O 900. including the appropriations
made to pay the present July interest on the
public debt and not yet called for.-M Y.
Times.
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Important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted at his once,
es Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE Dy
Dr. GDS sx course Of study and practical ssPsrsncs
unioItnnsts with remedies that have never hiled
70 cure the most alarming cases OF 0enesyAes and
Syso; beneath his treatment, all the horror. OF
dcnorrhca, Ulesrs, Pain or Distress In the 70.
gions Of procrsation. Inflammation OF the Bladder
and kidncys Hydtccsls ,Absccsses, Humors, Fright
toms attending this ciass OF disesse. are made 70
become - harmless ~ the simplest aIinRs OF .
child: psItieuIs. attention given 70 the treatment
ges. Patients who wish 10 remain under I,r. Dow
Treatment few days or weeks, will be iuruIshsd
with pleasant rooms, and charges foY board mi
ate.
P.S. Ladies' who arc troubled with any diseass
peculiar 70 their system. will ind speedy RELIEF BY
calling on DR.. DOW, 1t his once, No. Endieoit
street.
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The Davis Mower
CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.

CLARR's MILL, May 10, 1865.
hereby give notice to my numerous custom,
ers, that have, ut u large expense, increased
my facilities for doing Custom Carding and
Cloth Dressing the present season.
am now ready for work, and with my IN
creased facilities think shall be able to do 1t
a, fast as wanted, or at least, ut very short no
tice. The best of cards. machinery and work.
men are employed, and guarantee the best OF
work, at reasonable prices. All business tran
sactions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or at least, just and honorable.
y Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco Will
liam Milliken, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre. are my agents to
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and set
tie for the same when done. All work left with
the above named persons, will be as well and
promptly done as IL left at the Mill, and ut
same prices. :,
shall also purchase wool, in large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest
market price, In cash or cloths, as may be de-
sired. My cloths will be selected expressly for
,cear, not altogether for profit, though "gain
is the end" acknowledge.
This Mill is situated In Hollis, on the river
road leading from Moderation to Bonny Eagle.
three fourths of one mile distant from each
Mace. p. o. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR., Prop'r.
% WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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At n Court OF Probate holden at York. within
and for the County Of York, on the hrst Wednes-
day In July, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. Ave, by the IOn.E. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
ON the petition OF GEORGE Getchell, Adminlstra.
" tor of the estate Of William Hatch, IT., late OF
Wells, In said county. deceased representing that
the personal estate of said deceased Is not sufficient
10 nay the Just debts which ho owed ut tho time
Of his death by the sum Of one hundred dollars and
prssing for license to sell and convey tho whole
or the real estate Of said deceased, Mt public auo
ton or private SALE because by partial sale the
residue would DO greatly Injured,
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereon
10 the heirs OF said deceased and to oil persOns In
terested in said estate, by causing copy ofthis
order to be published In the Union 4 Journa, print
ed in Biddelord, In said county, three weeks sue.
cessively, that they may appear ut ProbateCourt
10 DO holden ut BiddefOrd, irfsaid county, on the
FIRST Tuesday In August next, ut ton OF tho clock
In the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have
why the prayer Of SAID petition should not DO
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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VThe intimacy Of Preston King with
President johnson has reminded somebody
Of good thing which occurred at the
Baltimore Convention, which has not be.
fore got into print. Mr.. King, who is a
a complete Falstiff, rose to make a speech.
lie was not heard in the remote corners Of
the hall and il was there that little Bran
dagee, of Connecticut, jumped up and shout
ed "Mr. President, the distance around the
gentleman is so great that it is impossible to
hear him unless he speaks louder?" OF
course roar Of laughter followed, In which
the eloquent three hundred FOUNDER joined.
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Misttllaneous.

,rr GsAssuorper PLAouE IN MINNESOTA -
Tn. Minnesota papers give gloomy accounts
nr the rsvages Of the grasshopPers in that
State. fonaklng the prairies. they have rc'
Gently commenced flying and aligh'ins in the
timber knowuas thc"Big Woods" andt there
il every probability that they will pass
through and beyond il, and sweep the SOUTH
western part Of the State. In the counties
O, Rsnvills, Brown, Blue Earth, Nicollet,
L. Sueur and Scott there will not be IN nv
er,pe Of more than one.half the CROPS left
To harvest. and haldly be enough vegetables
left for seed. Corn has been less injured
thus far than any other crop, and wheat has
suffered most.
In Henderson there is hardly plant or
weed left, and the naked lots tell sorrowful
tale Of the Oscillation Of the plague. Cur.
rant bushes and young fruit trees and shrub
bery Of every kind have not only been
stripped Of foliage, but Of bark also. In
some fields OF wheat they have entered, they
have simply cut straight swash OF several
rods width through clean to the ground, new,
er deviating from direct line, and leaving
the remainder untouched. They deposit
their eggs in small sacks in the warmcst and
looscst earth during August and through Au'
tumn. and the number laid by single grass
hopper certainly reaches into tiities or hun
dreds. As soon as the earth warns in the
spring they hatch out-maturinS in about
two months when they strip themselves
body and legs-of their old skin, and come
on, schooner. rugged and full sails. The
wings at first are very tender, but iorty.eighi
hours OF exposure prepares them for their
Journey.
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riEs Of Goods that the COD Man will not accept from
manufacturers. In fact this Is the PRINCIPAL REASON
for the ENFORCEMENT Of the Hackers aud Peddie' hef
for since good paranted Goops HAVE BEEN LARGELY IN
rRopucEp ISro MAINE, the MISERABLE sIoDDY sent out
from bangor dosr sell so ceHyyy Retailers Of Maine,
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS on CALL when you come to Boston,
unless the Bangor oben get amendment passed to ch
~ that no shall be allowed To leave the State by any
boat or ailroad who intends to take money out % me
state buy any goods mot owned by men five years resi-
dent In the State Of Maine" Thanking the People and
Dealers Of Maine for the doubling mp OF their custom
since the "Bangor Merchants" exhibited their rhofe'oufed
and liberal policy Of ire and let ipe the subscriber
1, determined to stand by the people Of Maine and give
them hi, warranted goods at reduced prices. Don't fail
10 demand nsw pair In every where your boots or
shoes prove Defective II not worn to that extent that
would be unreasonable to expect new pair and the G
O-D Man will giue the same 10 the Retailer who takes
them back from you.
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS CONCERNING Pm
sioxs.-'rhe following decisions have been
rendered at the Pension Bureau:
A soldier discharged on account of dis
case under which he was laboring when he
entered the service, is not entitled to pen.
sion.
Actual rank in the line regulates the
amount Of pension, and not brevet rank.
This rule applies to abide camps, adjutants
and others.
II AN injury results from the fault Of the
soldisr he is not entitled to pension.
Awidow's pension ceases il she marries.
The minor children, under sixteen years Of
ace, IL any, are entitled from the day Of the
marriage. ,-
No one while in the receipt Of pay or
cmoluments as an officer or soldier Of the
army can DO placed on tho pension list.
The pension will not commence until the par.
ty is discharged.
A minor disabled in the service does mol
lose his right to pension. although he may
subsequently have been discharged because
OF his being minor.
A seaman was taken prisoner, and at
tempted to escape, for which he was severe
ly punished by the enemy, and thereby dis
ablod. Il is held that the disability was con-
tractcd while in "the line Of his duty" and
for which he is entitled to pension.
The pension Of minor child ceases on ar-
irving at the ago Of sixteen years.
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In reply to reception address at tho Bur.
net. House. cincinnati. few evening, since,
Gen. Sherman said:
at was here in this city. in this very
hotel. through which ! passed 10 reach this
spot, thai Gen. Grant and myself me.
over year since !; and in that very room We
laid down the maps and studied out the cam.
paigns which ended this war. had been
away down in Mis;sipp' attending TO lit
tie matter there, and when Gen. Grant and
myself cpdcd our conference here, VIC ScIa.
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- NEW ersFf- @
STEAM BAKERY!

THE Subscribers having completed an extensive
STRAIN BAKERY In this city. invite the NJ.
tention Of the public to tho choice and exeelless
pentiy believe will meet the Wishes OF all who may
be disposed 70 favor them with their patronage
Our celebrated
'sNutrltive Crackers"
have obtained wide celebrity. and been manmlaS-
tured by US for long time ut Saco, Maine. Their
reputation In this and every place where known 70
same excellent quality. These Crackers are the
discovery OF our Foreman Mr. =. II. HASKELL, ana
are the only Crackers to DO found In New England
that are compounded and prepared upon c9rrect
into state or ioathsome and disgusting putIes.
cence, thereby utterly destroying the saccharine
and nutritive principles Of the Flour, rs Is unlyer'
n: a.
healthy condition, thereby producing NOT Only our
Crackers. but oil the varied and much esteemed ar
tices OF our production. In 0 proper and satsIac.
are declared to DO "only little lower than tho
angels"
In addition to the common kinds Of Cake, We
call particular attention TO the many kinds made
saying will prove perfectly satisfactory to all who
become acquainted with them. Among these we
enumerate our highly priced
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Ten,
IFS, and NEW YokK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior EGG BISCUIT,
from On English receipt This Biscuit is great
luxury. We also make promptly TO order
Rich POUND. CIrRos, ALMOND. SILVER, C0coANUr,
Fancy sponge. Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-also, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
Pansy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing, We desire to say that we spare no
pains to meet the wants and wishes Of our patrons
We use invariably the best Flour the market al
fords All the other articles consumed BY us In
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our bakery Is constantly
kept scrupulously neat and clearly, and our work.
men partake OF the same general character rs the
rest Of the establishment, and are masters OF their
business. We fully believe that your acquaintance
with us will but confirm the impression We have
feebly cndcavored TO convey, and We respectfully
solicit your patronage. r.,
IT. JORDAN,
uELLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., Junei, '65.
Persons living In tho eastern part OF York county
will bear in mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'S crack.
ers can be obtained ut the stores Of Pierce Seam
man, Saco, Vim Moody, Kennebunkport, and Chas
Kimbill, Kenncbunk village. 2ou
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"A new worm disease is raging among
the cattle in Pennsylvania. The worms get
on the back Of the cattle and eat their way
into the flesh. The animals are greatly
troubled with the Affections, and roll over
the grass as though in great agony. Some.
times, while gazing, they start Of sudden
ly and run wildly over the meadows, as
though suferingintensely.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES In DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No: n.
dicott Street. Boston, 10 consulted daily ior All ds
Uteri. or falling OF the Womb, fluor Albus, sup.
pression, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
ipvsrisbiy certain 10 the new nude OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under u, and
the aficted person soon reloiccs In perfect health
Dr.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience IN
any other physician In Boston, and has since lsts,
Confined his whole attention 10 tho cure or private
diseases and FEMALE Complaints.
. N. ball letters must contain -FOUR req stamps
or they will not be answered..
Oflce honrs from A. n. to 9P.h.
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ONCE MORE!
HAWKING AND PEDDLIMG.

10 rHf READERs on THE BANGOR DAILY WHio Corun .
II appears that The communication Of Up" and The an
swer 10 the same In thc Boston Daily Advertiser has called
out an article In the Bangor Daily Whis and Courier Of
May JON, nom ~ Merchant o. Bangor, VINO pitches Into
the "Mercnant o. bostoo ~ iaio"s' u wsh 70 denounce
some Of MS statements and morn sah Merchant taf an
a''c'e more "ea''y s"'aea ",A """ "d" q" "ouA
lave seaer enec' upon te business community IN 'n'
vicinity should Judge IRON the sfyfe OF this Boston
"ech''S eommunNa''o'' uA' &c n0' cue :" Md' cas-
"''o" '"'"' "ppS"S1 " ~ ~" "''@' '" -" .,'
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Scrofula

II faint or infection In the human organism: Act.
ing like latent poison IL reduces the vitality OF
the blood. Constitutions affected with Scrofula are
more than any others subjected to diseases; ana
have less power to Withstand or recover rom them.
The Scrotia tant or infection Is hereditary in the
constitutions Sdescending from parents 70 children.
until tho third generation "-ani should be attend.
cd TO in season, and We honestly believe by the
timely use OF DR.. Larookah's Sarsaparilia Com.
check cd and I'm tho majority Of cases cured Drop.
~ and Dropsical swellings are cured by this great
nlteratiyc Medicine.
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vOur late President. in speaking to a
friend Of the adoption OF the emancipation
policy, said: There are those who have been
asserting for some time that slavery rs dead.
This is very far from being true. think
We arc good deal like whaler who have
been long on tho chase. We have at last
got the harpoou in the monster. but wc must
now look how we steer, or with one flop Of
his tail no will yet scnd us all into eternity"
This remark Is Is truo now as when Abra.
ham Lincoln uttered is. 0nlyouo thing can
prevent the "nop" Of Slavcry's tail and that
is universal suffrage, which will take away
the laas breath Of tho dying monster.
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E $I$f TveTe SIX
BOXES

TIE SPECIFIC PILL
Is usually sufficient to effect prompt ana radi-
cal cure Of
Spsrmatorrhaa, or Seminal Wedknes''
and Is equally tho specific remedy for every species
of GENITAL or Uninaiy irriiabiiiv. Involuntary VI
Nightly Seminal Emissions, from ,ehdfsuer cause
produced, or however severe, will be speedily re-
leved. and tho organs restored to healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL 0PINI0NS-"I have used your
Specific PiH In many cases OF SpsrmaiorrhGa with
the most perfect suees"."-J. Milton Sanders, NJ
d., LII. ID.
'I have cured very sersrs cases with from Elk to
ten doses Of your Specific PiR.n-D. Keith, MD.
Price Al per box Six boxes for s., by mail. Ad.
dress J. WINCHESTER, No. &c John st., Ny.
10 .. e0wy
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MXINE.
BIoon.

II will cure Nervous Affections. Palsy arising
from the abuse OF Mercury or Lead. IL sa Tonic
ms we'll as Attentive, restoring the tone Of me sys
TEN, thus curing Dropsy aud General Deolnty,
nom attacks that originate In change Of climate,
san sOn anal of life.
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Eryslpelns,

Boils Tumors, or Salt Rheuni, Ulcers, Sores. &c.
Moderate doses three times day will usually CT.
feet the cure OF tho above compa nts, but often re.
quires considerable time,
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
r. rha MaAp

Those who need tho services Of IN experienced
physician or surgeon In NIL difficult and chronic dis
eases Of every name and nature. should give him
. call.
rs. Or. Dow Imports and has tor sale new
article called tho French Secret. Order by mall.
tor 81, and red stamp. Wv
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For pnririnR the Blood.

There Is nothing now before the public which can
cauel Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound. IL is
great promoter Of health. when used In the spring
season OF the year. Nature should BIO assisted TO
do this through It's own channels by this Great AL
teratiye Medicine.
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druf eIoctually. 4th, To restore the hair TO bald
heads. 5th. To force the beard and whiskers to
grow. 9th. To prevent tho hair from falling Oh.
I'm, To cure all diseases OF the scalp. 9Th. To
prevent the hair turning grey. 9th. To cure head:
acho. 10th. To kill hair eaters. II has done and
will do all this If you are not satisfied, try IT,
Prepared by EDWARD n. SKINNER, NJ. ID. (S0le
Proprietary ut his Medical Warehouse, 81 fremont
st. Boston, Mass. Sold everywhere. yl0eo
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Nnurnluin. Headache

And various disorders Of the nervous system ne
aneniiy arise from low state OF the constitution.
nj health, and are cured by this powerful remedy
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Price, 81 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for 80.
PREP AIRED BY s. SEvERY.
DIR. E. X, KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Melrose, Mass.
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Sold Wholesale by II. II. HAY and w. y. PHIL
LIPS, Portland, and ut retail by DIR. J. SAWYER,
Biddeford, s. 8. MITCHELL, Saco, and by all deal.
ers In medicines. Omeolf
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Liver capitalists

And their combined symptoms, such - Lumbsgo,
Jaundice, Rheumatism, Bilious Eruptions,. &C.
When caused by Serofnia faint. this Compound Is
most effectual remedy.
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pit, viz; the C-O-D SrAMP ana
the good things that are secured to
all who have hith In its promises, and
see that the stamps are on oil the
shoes they buy. This Stamp Is one
Of the troubles that pory the Ban-
gor Clique. The people Of Maine
like them too rsH for the benefit d
the Bangor jobbers, SOME Of whom
buy the LEAyISGs and THIRD QrALI-
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THE UNION s. JOURNAL,

.pssii,hsS :ys,y sr'd $50 Il dssysa nj he
sps sIai n.nSs q sss year sl1 month. si'oe
o....,., srss snssrtions or les, tI1
~ ssch sdItionsl insertion, %
By he ysar. per square, W"
IN. ..t.blIshsd square 10 twelve lines noaparsil,
v.en sss In larger typo, ar displayed, somewhat
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A'rue'O ATTEST, George IL. Knowl,on. Register.

At Court of Probate holden ut York, within
and for the county ofYork on the first Wednesday
in July, IN the year or our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.ave, by the Hon. Z. L. Bourne.
Judge of said Court,
OLIVER HANSCOM. Guardian OF Isaac Went
" worth, or Lebanon, In said county, spend.
thrif, having presented his first account OF Guar.
dianshlp Of his said ward for allowance,
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy this or
der TO be published three weeks successfully In the
Un,oa r. Journal. printed Mt Biddeford, In said
County, that they may appear Mt Probate Courtto
no held at Biddeiord. In said county ,on the first
Tuesday In August next, at ton OF the CLOCK IN
the forenoon, and shew cause. ir any they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
Attest, George IL. Knowlton. Register.
Attest. George II. KnoWlton, Register. l
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MOWERS, MOWERS.
WOODS PRIZE MOWER,

WITH FOLDISa CUTTER BAR AND SPRING SEAT.
This Mower surpasses all other Mowers In
lightness Of draft, strength, durability, and
ease Of management; also in moving lodged
and wet grass It has taken the first prizes In
competition with the leading mowers OF Eng
land, France, Germany, and the United States,
and ut every exhibition wherever exhibited
For sale by HENRY JORDAN,.
Agent for York Co., KESSEBuSK, Me.
Also, agent for
The Davis Mower,
With Folding Bar, the lowest priced Machine
in the market. Also,
GLADDING'S HORSE PITCHFORK.
23tf .
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In oftcn caused by Scrofula, which dersnges the
stomach and renders Il unhealthy. Indigestion Is
not always caused by Scrofula. When IL is, THIS
Sarsaparilla Compound Is ready cure.
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WIN cure all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
1T DR.. Fulers Fluid Extract Of Duchu Pain OF
Weakness In the Back Structure &c Weak Nerves, Loss
Of Memory, Trembling, Dlmness 81 Vision.
1T DIR. fuer's Fluid Extract of Buchu Is Pure Fluid
Extract not q weak tea Infusion Il the one thing
ncen for all complaints incidental 10 females. Por PAR
tculars send Cor circuar.)
III DR.. fullers Fluid Extract OF Buchu cures Gravel,
Dropscal Swengs and NIL diseases Of the Urinary Organs
In men, women and children. -
Sold for 81 per bottle, bottees for IS, by all druggists
and Rpothecaries every where.
Is better In quality, more In quantity, iess In price than
any other similar preparation. l .I........
Sold at wholesale and retail by the proprietor, and by
Wholesale and Retail Druggists generally throughout the
country. III To be sure u the genuine notice this trade
mark Oh each bottle.
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SMOLANDER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCK u.

The articles which compose this preparation are espe-
clay recommended by the Medical Faculty, for the cure
OF the various OF THE STOMACH URINARY Or
CANS RHEuNArsN, GENERAL DEBrIrY, DRoPsiEs, CHRoS-
10 GoSoRRuGA, and CurASEors DISEASES.
For those whose systems reduced by the too ardent
pursuit Of business or pleasure,