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CORRESPONDENCE

Mr.. EDITOR:
As Won and some of your readers may he
anticipating tour to some OF the fashion,
able resorts of our State, please allow
visitor at one of them few words in your
columns.
Leaving Ellsworth by private convey
ancc and enjoying ride of about five
hours, amidst some of the finest scenery
to be found in New England. We arrived
at the Island House, South West Harbor,
Mt. Desert. Here the traveller finds a
large and well furnished house. kept by
Mr., II. II. Clark. with fare to suit the most
fastidious taste host and hostess unceas-
ing in their efforts and endeavors for the
comfort and happiness of their guests. and
in whose society none can fail Of being
entertained.
This place is receiving improvements
and advancing. The steamer, City of
Richmond" makes four landings here each
week, which not only accommodates the
citizens but brings many of the travelling
public to the place. Two lobster factories
are in operation, one Of which employs
upwards of fifty hands, and puts up some
three thousand cans per day, for eyporta-
ton. A meeting house and two story
school house adorn the place.
The chief methods resorted to for enjoy
ment and pleasure, by those whs visit Mt.
Desert. are riding, sailing and fishing; but
the brevity Of our stay obliged us to con-
fine ourselves to the former. The first
place of interest visited was Bass Harbor
where We found one Of Uncle Sans insti,
tutions-Bass Harbor Lighthouse Thro'
the kindness of the gen:lemaly keeper, Mr..
Wilson. we were shown up into it, from
which is to he seen the surrounding coun.
try for miles in all directions. Looking
South, as far as the eye can reach. is to
be seen one vast sheet OF water. intcrsper-
sed with islands of different sizes, some
of which are inhabited. This is the At
lantic. the Great Deep upon which "men
so down to do business" Turning to the
East. the eyes rest upon chain Of grand
and lofty mountains, hemed in by water.
and to the SUBMITS of which so many re-
sort for the cool Summer breczes which
are always to be enjoyed there. These
mountains also extend in Northerly and
Northwesterlv direction, until in the West
is to be seen the level of the mainland.
Another very fine piece of scenery is to
be had from Sea Wall, so called, from be-
ing wall by the sea. and which lies upon
the West side of the harbor three miles to
the South. 1t consists OF one long, broad
bed of rocks and stones as they were plac-
ed by the Creator. In some of the storms
with which our coast is yearly visited. the
waves OF the sea have swept over these
rocks and stones. until they are nearly as
smooth as marble. This picturesque spot
of nature, is often visited amidst these
storms. 50 sublimely grand is the roaring
and dashing of the waves at such 4 time.
We were unable to visit any of the many
other beautiful places of resort afforded by
short rides from the island House." but
from what we did see were convinced that
those who wend their WAY thither the pres
emf summer. whether for pleasure or re-
realized. VISITOR
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A Single Box of BRANDRETH'S PILLS

ontatns more vegetab e extractivs matter tina
twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides; fifty
five hundred physicians them in their practice TO
the exclusion OF other purgatves The first letter Of
their value Is yet scarcely appre eiated When they
are better known, sudden death and continued sick
meas will be of the past. Let those who know them
speak right out in their favor. 1t is duty which
will save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of vitiated
bile at this season, and it is as dangerous 1t is
prevalent; but Brandre,hs Pills afford invaluable
and efficient protection, by their occasional
prevent the collection Of those impurities which,
when in sufficient quantities, cause much danger
to the boiy's health. They soon Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite, Pain in the
Head, Heartburn, Pain in the Breast bone, Sudden
Famine and costtveuess. Sold by all respectable
Dealers in Medicines. Iyl7
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Total FIVE weeks .... SIS $40, PIP


None will doubt that our total export o.
Gold and Silver for these five weeks has
exceeded our import by at leastForty Mill.
ion of Dollars.
During these weeks, the premium on
Gold has worked steadily upward from
% IA to 90 1. which was the closing
rate on Saturday evening.
The rise involves learcr bread for the
ahorer's children, scantier or shabbier
clothing for the farmers wife and daught-
ers. 1t reduces by nearly q quater the
actual compensation of every man i'll the
United States who is at work by the year
or month at a fixed salary or rate of wages.
1t involves more brokerage and stock
gambling, with less wheat growing and
pork packing. Already. it is cheaper for
our publishers to have their books printed
in London than at home very soon. ord
ers will 20 out to London and Paris for the
lQade-up clothing of our families. How
long this can go on without involving us in
bankruptcy, We will not say but the end
is inevitable.
Increase the Tariff" say thousands
and we heartily agree with them. Increase
the Tariff promptly and heavily, 50 as to
stop the importation of Millions on Millions
worth of Metals and Fabrics. knckkmacks
gcwgaws, that we should either make at
home or dc without. If the duty Ola every
article which we can make at homo--that
is, every one which can be made here As
little labor as clseNhcrc-wcrc doubled
this day, it would be Il blessed thing for oul
country and every part of it.
But-lt Is ifle to stop leaks in one side %
the ship aud leave u chasm or rift in the
other. We must contract our currency
contract it sharply and largely Protect
ZION will prove of no avail. The blindnes
or madness on this point of the pennsyly
anians in Congress passes all bounds o
credibility. We cannot comprehend them
and have & iven up the attempt. Tribune
1t seems strange to us down Fast, to til
business men of our retired aud quiet moo
of the world, to hear newspapers talk abou
an abundance of money. And that the cur
rcncy must be contracted; when We cannt
get money enough to pay for shave q
the BARRIERS. The banks IN Maine dor
discount, and the issue of State institution
are fast becoming retired. and there is II,
enough of the national bank issue for or,
mary business transactions. No doubt
the great business and monied centres the
is money in abundance but it does II,
reach the small villages and smaller cite
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NJ. Lincoln and tho rebel Legislature Of eir-
giaia-hiS telegram to Gen. We1=el-
card from the Hon. ED. Mcpherson.
To the Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.
SIR: Your Richmond correspondent of
the 9th, has noted and commented upon the
fact that Mr.. Lincon's telegram to Gen.
Weitzel. forbidding the assembling of Reb-
eli Legislators and others in April of last
year, has never been published. 1t is a
document of historic interest. both for it's
subject matter and for the fact that it it was
the last telegram penned by Mr.. Lincoln.
Some weeks ago, obtained from Mr..
Secretary Stanton copy for my torthcom-
ing political manual of 1866, from the proof
tracing i. !:
UNITED STATES MILITARY TELEGRAPH, }
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. {. April II, 1866. }
Majon Cen. Weit@el. Richmond, Ia.
have Just seen Judge Campbells letter
to you of the 9TH. He assumes. as appears
to me. that have called the insurgent Leg
islature together, as the rightful Legisla
ture of the State, to settle all differences
with the United States. l have done no
such thing. spoke of them not as Leg
islature, but as the gentlemen who have
acted as the Legislature of Virginia in sup
port of the Rebellion did this on nur-
pose to exclude the assumption that l was
recognizing them as rightttll body. Il
dealt with them as men having power dc
.filcto to do Il specific thing, to wit: TO
Withdraw the Virginia troops and other
support from resistance to the General
Government, for which, in the paper hand
ed by Judge Campbell, promised a speci
fic equivalent, to wit \ remission to the
people of the State. except in certain eases,
the contiscation oftheir property. | meant
this. and no more. InasmUch, however.
as Judge Campbell miscOnstrues this, and
is still pressing for an armisticc contrary
to the explicit statement of the paper gave
him, and particularly as Gen. Grant has
since captured the Virginia troops. so that
giving a consideration for their withdrawal
is no longer applicable. let my letter to
you and @e paper to Judge Campbell both
be Withdrawn or countermanded. and he
be notified of it. DO not allow them to as
semble; but if any have come, allow them
safe return to their homes.
A. LINCOLN.
Your correspondent seems to think that
ii has been intentionally withheld. am
sure this is an error. Mr.. Stanton respond
ell to my revuest. as have no doubt he
would have done to any one else desiring
it for publication.
Very respectfully, Your obedient servant.
EDwD. MCPHERSON, Clerk ii. Il. L. 5.
Washington, d. c. June ID, 1866.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- Godey's Lady's Book for July is an
elegan, number of the Seventy Third vol
ume. 1t is good time for those who have
not commence to take Cooley. One copy
$500 l.. A. Cooley. Phila.
EVERY SATURDAY for the week ending
June sd, has the following articles. The
Cigar Ship; lIair-Dyeing; Cinderella; Life
in Venice; The Moleson; French Morals
Oliver Oakland, Foreign Notes.
EAroN's tRITIIMETic.-Wc have rccciy-
ed from the Publishers. Messrs. Taggard
& Thompson, Boston. n small work full of
suggestive questions on the principles of
Arithmetic designed to Indicate an outline
of study, and to incite spirit of independ-
ent inquiry. For sale at the bookstore.
THE ORGAN OF TIE Soxs OF TEMPE
RANCE is the title Of a new paper just start
ell in Gardiner, published by Bro. II. X.
Morrill,. 1t is to be published monthly, aud
its title indicates what il is to be. We wish
it all success. Price % cts per year, for
single copies, or 100 for ten copies for
one year.
1.-The Emerald" is the title of a book
Of some three hundred pages. edited by
EpcS Sargent. 1t is the first of series of
like publications to be given the public,
entitled the 'Gem Series, embracing Tales
Poems and Essays &c. The work before
It's aud which has been but slightly exam
incd, contains graphic and entertaining
tales. brilliant poems and essays, CLEANED
chiefly from fugitive literature. \ work of
this kind containing choice reading rs this
number does. must be-popular with the
reading public. This. work is to he quick
ly followed by others. Price - cts. \
Williams 4 Co. Boston,
INLAY 4 Bicknelrs Bank Note Re
putcr for June is received. This number
contains much valuable information for
business men, bankers &c. We extract
the fullowinU
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I T E M S & c.
.lcW .i4rcI liseWeVis his UecL.

New Storc-Wiggin Parcher.
Nineland--C. X Lands
To Old Customer, ond New-I. :. Springer.
stayed or Stoleu-W. u. Bimmer
Ladies fair-Mrs, Hill and Cas-
Eureka burning ol-Thomas Mahan.
Liquor Notices.. A. Richards.
List Of ietters-L. ID. Jordan.
Penobsco,t River EIpress-G. A. Dyer.
Ice Creams afternoon and evening ut
J. w. Coombs' Saloon.
Gen. Lewis Cass died the 18th. at
Detroit. aged S. years.
The appointment of Jason Weeks.
Esq, as Postmaster of Bangor, has been
confirmed by the Senate.
The Democratic State Committee
have postponed their State Convention to
the 9TH. of August.
THE readers of the american must
not find fault if they do not see rs many
errors as usual, for the Editor is absent
We noticed on Wednesday. in our
Streets, the Sage Of Mcddybemps. lie
was delegate to the State Convention.
See frend Sprnger's announcement.
No one understands the art of..reconstruc-
tion," any better than he does.
We are under obligations to Hon. F.
A. Pike for a copy of the Memorial Address
on the Life and Character OF Abraham Lin
coin, by Hon. Geo. Bancroft.
Gen. Shepley announces that he is
not n candidate for the Union nomination
of Governor, but heartily supports Gen.
Chamberlain.
Col. Seaton Of the Washington Ma
tional Intelligence, is dead. lie was the
oldest Editor in the country. His ago 81
years.
We particularly desire that all who
are interested in their own welfare, should
give Blood's Rheumatic Compound one
fair trial and be oonvin ced of its SUPERIOR.
ty.
A large whale was seen near the
mouth Of Union river OH Saturday last
chasing school Of porgies. efforts were
made to capture the monster but were
unsuccessful.
To give strength and tone to the di
gestive organs. take Parsons Purgativt
Pills occasionally. They do not make thu
weak weaker, but give strength and elastic
ity to the system,
| AT town meeting on Saturday, L
was voted to 5aise fifteen hundred dollar.
to repair the road from the wharves to III,
Falls, and the one by Rev. Mr.. Tenney':
to the mills.
Our friend T.. F. Robinson of the firm
of +. T. Robinson 4 Co., has just returned
from New \ ork with choice selection o.
Jewelry Fancy Goods, Perlumery sc; ant
among the latter, is a good assortment o.
tho real Lnblns Extracts, none of the imi
tation, as is tften sound.
While some work. men were repair
ing the Schooner Globe" at one of the
wharves, on Tuesday last she suddenl,
careoned over, breaking both masts short
o #, and doing considerable damage other
ways. One or two men We're under her al
the time, repairing the bottom, and barely
escaped being crushed to death.
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Union District Convention.

The Convention met at O. clock.
s. G. Hatch, Chairman OF committee on
Credentials reported whole number OF del
egates present 2S6, viz: AZ from Piscata
quis, al from Aroostook, 203 from Penob
scot Accepted.
The Chairman Of Committee on Perma-
nent Organization reported in favor OF
making the temporary organization the
permanent organization. Accepted.
On motion OF Gen. Hersey, a cOmmittee
of seven was appointed by the Chair to re-
ceive, sort and count the votes for Repre-
sentative in Congress.
Gen. Hamlin moved tho Convention
now proceed to the choice Of a nominee Tor
candidate for Congress.
S. F Hersey, Chairman of Committee
to receive, sort and count votes, reported:
Whole number of votes. 26S
Necessary for choice. 1873
John A. Peters had. 23O
John II. Rice. 81
Scattering l
and Hon. John A, Peters was declared
elected as the nominee.
On motion of Charles Hamlin, a Com
mittee of seven was nominated by the
Chair to wait OH Mr.. Peters, inform him of
his nomination, and request his presence
in the Convention.
1t was moved by Mr.. Horton, of Dexter
that the nomination of Mr.. Peters be made
unanimous, and the question be taken by
rising.
The motion was carried, and the NOM
nation was made unanimous.
The committee to inform Mr.. Peters of
his nomination was announced.
Isaiah Stetson. Chairman Of Committee
to select a District Committee reported as
follows:
jefferson Chamberlain Bangor.
n. NJ. Hartwell, Oldtowu,
Alfred @. Ingersoll. Lincoln,
Edward Jewett, Sangerville.
Sumner S. Patten, Monsoon.
William Small, Fort Fairfield.
Parker s. Burlcigh. Lincoln.
The Committee appointed to acquaint
Mr.. Peters with his nomination reported
that they had performed the duty assigned
them aud that Mr.. Peters was present.
Joseph BARTLETT Esq. Chairman of
Committee on Resolutions. reported a
series which were unanimously adopted.
The Chairman then introduced Hon.
John A. Peters to the Convention. Mr..
Peters was received with hearty applause
and accepted the nomination.
After which the Convention adjourned
SINE die Times.
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Ills my vocation Hal; It's no 81

80 lis my vocation Hal; It's no SIN
for Il man to labor in his VOCATION" Shals.
UNION CArCrS.-The Caucus on Satur-
day was fully attended. The feeling was
very strong for Gen. Chamberlain, and a
delegation for any other candidate would
not have received fifty votes. All men ap-
preciate the claims ola true soldier; and
when those claims are coupled with patri-
otism of the highest order and qualification
for the position, it is impossible for any
other man to succeed against him.-IIa,i.
cock JoaraGl of the 18th.
TIE UNION STATE CONVENTION Tile
State Committee have called the next State
Convention ut Bangor. on the 2lst of June
We are glad that an early day has heeH fin
e,l. aud the place Is so near that Hancock
County should be represented by fnu dele.
cations nom each tuwn. We believe 1t is
generally conceded that the Western part
of the State will present the candidate tor
Governor. and it is an excellent guaranty
that the interests of Maine will be well
cared for by our next Governor, that the
section from which the candidate will pn-
douhtedlv be taken has so generally settled
upon so good man as Hon. Samuel f
Spring, of Portland.
We agree with the Portland Press in its
estimate Of Mr.. Spring, as found in the fol-
lowing article and believe with that paper
that this pert Of Maine eetll most heartily come
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referring to the Ward Caucuses

-Referring to the Ward Caucuses
held here on Wednesday evening, which
resulted in the election of delegates favor
able to the nomination of Hon. John A.
Peters for Representative to Congress, The
Portland Press says 1T has been estimat-
ed that Mr.. Peters and NJ. Spring are in
the same boat. NJ. Springs friends in this
direction like the way that boat heads"
If it is proper, We would inquire what
the friends Of the "sreat South American
Shepherd" think OF that "boat" now. Do
they like the way she '.heads'l Mem:
Bangor has elected delegates to the State
Convention every one of whom is pledged
TO support the hero of Little Round Top"
The indications are that Mr. Peters pad
dies his own canoe" Times.
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vThe Stockton House Club Of Bangor ac-
companied by the Bangor Cornet Band.
will make their sixth annual excursion July
oIst. 10 Mt. Desert. Their friends from
eyrvwl,ere. are invited. The Press OF the
different cities. will be represented, and the
excursion will be The one OF the season.-
Wing
We learn by the Republican that the
Timer Bridge at Cherryfeld, was damaged
Nv fire last week, to the amount of :. 600,
- BURNING refuse from the mill caused the
fire, --IRiou.
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OUR STATE BANS. The business men of
Boston refuse to receive bills Of the State
hanks OF Maine. Those banks are all in
good standing, their charters have not en-
qired. and it therefore seems to us entirely
uuoalled for Boston traders to refuse. We
notice too that one of the National Banks
In Portland hiss announced that it witt not
received bills ofstate banks. Thus is Port
land aping Boston, and Yet the bills of the
State hanks are all redeemed at banks of
Mutual Redemption in Boston. --[Bath
Times.
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ELLSWORTH MARKET.
Shipping Neus.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.


CLEARED.
1lth.
Sch. Frank Pierce, Grant.
" Olive Branch, Smith.
i" Emily, Grant.
:. Aba gail, Murch.
18th.
" Delaware, Wood.
ARRIVED.
Minniola, Holt.
:. Forester, Rcmick.
=" Catherine Bcal, Haskell.
CLEARED.
Fair Wind, Smith.
" Telegraph, Woodland.
Carressa, Fullerton.
" Rattan, Curtis.
ARRIVED. l7tb.
Agenoria, Murch.
" Doris, Saddlsr.
Georgia, Alley.
Agnes. Young.
CLEARED.
Elizabeth, Jordan.
ARRIVED. 1sth.
i" Grace Alley.
CLEARED.
Vandalia, Lord.
Minnoia, Holt.
" Florida, Lord.
ARRIVED.
Marccllus, Romick.
" Panama, Woodland
" Andrew jackson, Truewortby,
samuel Lewis, Jordan,
t. Tugwassa, Wood,
CLRAREp.
"a Forester. Rsmiek.
:. Catherine Bsal, Haskell.
Doris, ,addier.
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THE PRICE.

The celebrated Whiskcy called the Golden shes
bourbon j. slid lower than any other Whskey Of
by ag.
Tor sae In Ellsworth ty {. G. f.ck.
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CHEAPER AND BETTER

c. \. Eicards Concentrated Extract of Rye =
cheaper and better for use In the family, than
Iioubon whisk.y 1t pleasant safe hey craze AMI
for -nlc b! the sole Agent -
Washington Street boston.
For sale H. Ellsv urtll b, G., q Icck
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HOW IT L. AIDE

Distilled f ON tn. best Of gram aud favored with
Juniper berries and choice cordial. Al these make
pun.t.rs fine Old London po-k tin. In bottles only,
Druggists have it.
For sale in Ellsworth by c. q. Pe,k.
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ARRIVED, l0th,-Schr. Gloucester, long Isle
to Green's Landing: r. Schr. Jane Brindle, Hall,
Rockland to Deer Isle.
SAILED, 9th.-Schr. Grey Hound, Dyer. West.
ern Banks for North Haven; p. Schr. Jane Brin-
die, Hall. Rockland to Deer Isle.
Sailed, 9th.-schr. Grey Hound. Dyer. West
ern Banks for North Haven; +. schr. Jenc Brin-
die, Hall, Rockland for Mt. Desert; 10th p. schr.
Jane Brindlc, Hall, Mt Desert for Rockiand;
18th. schr. Gloucester Griffin. Green's Landing
for Bay Of st. Lawrence; 18th. =. schr. Jane
Brindle, Hall, Deer Isle for Kockiand.
Sailed, June ll,h.-British schr. Talent, Mer.
riam, Windsor n. S. for n, T.; schr. Hope. Somes
Mt. Desert for Rockland; schr. Hannibal, Webb.
Roekland for Bay Of ST. Lewrence; British schr.
A. Seaman, Barnes, Boston Tor Joggins. Nova
Scotia; 18th. sSbr. Emmp Brown, Sylvester,
Deer Isle for Ia, Of st. Lawrence.
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STATE BANK BILLs.-Notice. has been
given by the Casco National Bank of this
city, that bills of State banks will not be
received by that bank after Thursday, June
selves accordingly and remit all their State
bank bills prior to that time, as all the Ma
tionaI banks will probably adopt the course
indicated by the Casco bank.-Por. 4de.
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JOHN [. HuNNEWEll, Proprietor.

Practical Chemists. Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass
lhysicans or Dealers supplied, In bull. Formula
and full Testimonial to this Great Aioias Dereiope-
msnt, also the celebrated Aneraf,re Lerafires from
the Formulas Of Drs Haskell and Dauis, sent on
demand, lm2O
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23E5lZXS:lI13

,culp is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness. aod
VIII not stain the skin; is perfect Hsstorer and
Dressing Combined. No Other preparation for the
har contains Pesfaehine Nut Oil. Sold BY all drug
gists. q. e. GOODWIN co, RUST BROS. &
blkD, REED. CtTLAR CO.. Sole proprietors.
Springfield, Mrss.
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Tho browning glory of Horticulture
al Hall is not the series OF statues, but the
statue Of Ceres Coml., Bulletin.
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Special Notices.


I'VE ERf.NEIN z
Augusta, June sth, is6i. }
1 y adjourned session of the Executive Council.
~ viii be- held ut the Council Chamber. In Angus
IA, Monday the twenty hfth day OF June in
slant
Attest: ErnHAIM FLINT, Secretary OF State.
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H u N N E w ELL S

H u N N E w ELLIS
The claims Of this yaned
Family Pill are beyond that
PILLS. OF any other in test
ot them will not only prove
this, but the greater error OF Grip ing, which has
heretofore been He'd Character. The ECLECTIC
PILLS never require over fuo, and seldom bat
for the Dose act the bowels without the slightest
gripping, point of the gseatest importance, par
ticunly ia
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION
For which take Single Pin every or every 9th,
night. They never produce debility and Cure In
digestion, dyspepsia. Head Ache, Liver
and kidner Comp ANTS, Piles Wor ms, Loss
OF. or Impurities of the Blood, Loss OF APP
petite, and all Deraugement of BoweA or
Stomach
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