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Congress Advised to Adjourn


Wendell Phillips is afraid of Con-
gress, at the same time admitting that
the sole reliance of the Radicals now is
in that body. "While that stands, we
have" he says, political machinery to
work with" The efforts of the Radi-
Gals, he declares, should be to avoid a1,f
settlement of our sectional troubles. The
true policy he thus sets forth:
sour true policy is this: Let Congress
plainly announce its belief that no
State lately in rebellion is fit to be re-
admitted TO Congress. Let it lay down
the principle that no one shall ever be
admitted except it establishes universal
or at least impartial suffrage, and then
let Congress adjourn Every day it
continues in session jeopards this great
cause. 1t may be bought bullied or
deceived. All tends that way while il is
in session, exposed to Administrative
influence. Once adjourned, let the
lines be distinctly drawn, and go to
work to meet 1868 in earnest; the in
terval between now and the next cleo
tions, State, National and Presidential,
is none too long for the work The
treason of President Johnson, and the
impossibility Of impeaching him, leaves
no hope of any earlier settlement It
is just as well, and much safer, TO ac-
knowledge this. To adjourn and 60 to
the people on this issue Is saving time
In this way, spite of the President, the
whole fruit of the war may yet be
saved With the lines distinctly drawn,
the fight above-board and acknoWledg-
ed-the issue fairly presented, and
every Congressman stumping his own
State, the nation may yet be founded
and built up on impartial and absolute
Justice Our New England air will save
some of our Senators at least from the
compromise malaria of Pennsylvania
avenue
ANY other course-drifting about in
a storm of constitutional amendments,
pilot blinded or drugged, and rudder
unshipped-alloWs timid and needless
Senators to put US bound hand and
foot into the hands of the enemy, I'M
der pre,ense of being practical states
men. Any other course runs the risk
Of giving US another ten years of just
such dislocated, discoIdant and peril
Gus national life as we have passed
through since 1856. Adjourn Congress
then. Let every member turn himself
into witness, teacher and drili-master,
and let our bugle call be, No State adj
Uiitted at present, and none ever admitted
,Ctich has the a0ord WHITE or the rec,q~
milton Of race IN Us statute books
WEEDELL PHILLIPS"
Orth, one of the Radical Congressman
from Indiana says they do not mean
TO adjourn until they have fixed things
so that the President can do no mis-
chief in their absence-that neither the
cholera nor hot weather will drive them
to adjourn until they shall have com.
pleted their work That worries Phil
lips, who thinks members may be
bought, bulLed, or deceived, and they
are, therefore, safer away from Wash
inglon He knows it is a sad, wicked
place, and fears the decentralization of
some of the Radical band. Adjourn
Congress, then he cries, and let every
member 60 home and stump his State
for negro suffrage.
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BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.

NEw YoRK, April 20-The sick pas
sengers on the Virginia were removed
this afternoon on board the hospital
ship, which lay along side the steamer
The patients ere now being attended
by D.. Bissell, Harcourt and OR0uke.
The Commissioner sent down a large
quantity OF provisions and other stores
for the use Of thesick and conYslescent
passengers.
DR.. Bisscll, the Deputy Health or
ficer, transmitted the following report
70 the President OF the Quarantine
Commissioners, Cyrus Curtis, Tins after
noon.
The steamship Virginia sailed from
Liverpool on The 4th Of April and ar
rived in the Lower Bay on the 18th Of
April No sickness appeared on board
till the 18Th. Three deaths occurred
on tn Is h, seven on the 18Th, four on
the 10Th, eight GA the l7lh, seven on
the 18th. aud nine on the 2Olh-tOtal
46. OF these, forty-four were steerage
passengers and two were of the crew.
Twenty more are sick of cholera-four
are bad cases. The sick are being re-
csived on the hospital steamer Qnaran-
tine
.(sipuedl. d r prssFTT
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J ustReceived and More
Coming

OHolcE POTATOES in large lots, IN hse oouaj.
~ Ton, for sale low.
D. 8. REYNOLDS,
FToai ssrssk ID Door Borth q Brood.
WIFI ioa re LsYeah
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings

OEONC1 4L4OAAb OlA1AO1uRS =.
7 WILL expose for sale, at Public Auction. on
Il Wednesday, April 25th, 1895, the following GOV.
eminent Buildings:
At 10 o'clock am, Wilson General Hoapi-
tai, one mile on Hillsboro Pike, eompri-
sing
-l3 Wards, 236x9lxl8, Ceach)
I Quarters, 6SKs4xtO
Drug House, z0Xs0xi2,
Once 2lx5)Xt2
l Laundry, 60K561l2,
Mess House, 150I26K21,
] Kitchen, l0Ox2lxl6
" 40xi0x12,
Store House, l1sE3ixl2,
62xPxl2,
6uard I6x2ixl2,
i lead 25Kl9Xl2.
/ Stable lSx2ixI2
AT . o'clock PM, opposite Penitentiary, on
Church street:
Barracks l2sx24, (eaehl
I Quarters, 6Sx94
I store House. 7Ox24
I Guard - 7Ox24
l Stable, 80xlO
j Stable 4Ox2S
1 Water Closet, l6x20.
At o'clock pm , at Northwestern Grain
Sheds
Quarter I2sx24x25. (each).
Terms-Cash in Government Funds
BY order OF r. Eddy, U. 8. A.,
Chief z NJ. d. Of T.
A. W. WILLS,
aprlT-ti d&w Byt Maj. and A. Q n.
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Election Notice,

The House did nothing but meet and ad-
journ-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-22

JAMES BELTOS, THOMAS CoTTRELL
H F. WHEELER, JOHN KNIGHT.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-02

ELECTIONS NEXT wEEK.-NcXt Tue ,dav New
York elects II Governor. thiriy-one members of
Congress and rs members of the Assembly. A
United states senator is to be chosen by the
next Legislature.
Massachusetts, chooses Governor, ten mem
ber> of Congress and State Legislature.
New Jersey five members Of Congress and
members Estate Legislature. The Legislature
TO bc elected elects United States Senator.
Michigan elects a Governor. six members Of
Congress and members of the Legislature.
Illinois, state officers. fourteen members Of
Congress and members Of the Legislature. A
United states Senator to elect next winter.
Wisconsin. state Offices, six members of Con-
gress and members Of legislature. L. :.
Senator 10 be elected, in place +. .. Howe.
Missouri. Superintendent of Public lnstrue-
ton, nine members Of Congress and member,
Of Legislature. L. :. Senator to elect in place
of d. Crazy Brown.
Minnesota, Governor. two members of Con-
sress and member, Of Legislature.
Kansas, Governor, members Of Congress and
members of Legislature. Two L. :. senators
to elect in place Of J. ii. Lane and samuel c.
Pun-roy.
Nevada Nov. 18th. Governor. member of Con-
arc>s, members Of Legislature. L. 5. senator
TO elect in place of James ". Nyc.
Delaware, Governor, member of Congrc-,
and Legislature.
Maryland, five members Of Congress and
members ofLegi.laiui.. l.. y senator in pl;r,
.d John \. J. Crcsswell.
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A Change Of Base.

The Machias Union which has always
and everywhere been loyal to the
Democratic party, no matter where that
] ne of duty led it, has Of late hesitated,
d ,ubted, or halted in its hitherto straight
c,urse, and now thinks that the people
will not trust those who have opposed the
war and maintained the unity and purity
~ the %. called Democratic organization.
Next to the Bangor Democrat the ONION
has been considered sound in the Demo-
cratic faith, as interpreted by the old line
Democrats; and all through the war
nausht else but fault findings and queru-
! ,us criticisms on the Administration Of
President Lincoln and the Union Congress,
WAS to be found in it. The success OF the
Democratic party at the polls was the
gan panacea for all our woes. 1t craved
] 9 nocratic dishes for it's morning meals,
its h, avy dinners, and its evening repast,
Ike "Old Duty,",in one of Maryatts
novels, it was always on the stretch tn find
out how it could serve its master, the Dem
Ocratic party. Such consistency won the
esteem Of outside barbarians, and exhorted
respect from even adversaries. But alas,
= change has come over it. The last num-
her publishes. approvinsly, an article from
contemporary in which the great disaster
which overlook the new party of Mr..
Johnson is charged as being brougbtabont
kccaase the people refused to believe in
the policy of the old Democrats is,
the verdict Of the people in the recent
elections was verdict against the Demo
cratic party. and not verdict against the
new johnson party. The men who has
tened to the Philadelphia Convention, and
] = tened back again that they might make
cut State for each State, got rehuked.
and these men are the old line anti-war
Democrats
''Fe, fl. 70. fun.
l smell the blood of IN Fngishman,.'
slvs the nursery dittv. So these beaten
johnson men, par excellent, smell out the
fact that their defeat it chsrgable to the
Democratic party. How fallacious. Pray
Mr.. Union, where did the party of :" My
Policy" get its votes? II did not get them
ont of the Union party rs the record will
show. It did not draw off from that com
pact organization dozen in hardly vot
ing pre- :inct in any State holding elections
3 Where then did it draw its support: Wht
else voted for it, save and excepting thu
anti-war democrats? A few men here ant
there. it is true, but there were not enough
OF these at the Presidents stopping place
as he was travelling Chicago-ward, to un
fold his flags with the thrty-six stars. $
then. the ciearcst case of rank ingratitud'
that we have noticed Is the attempt TO fas
Ten the defeat of the Presidents policy o
The garments Of the Democrats. while thu
latter were fighting his battles and defend
Ing his policy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-02
Book Table.

-Petersou's Magazine for November "has
THIRTY one articles and forty nine embelish-
ments" This number will satisfy Its rcadets, for
IL is interesting every way. Terms one copy
S2,Oo. copies $3.50, and 4, copies $780, Chasa
J. Peterson, Philadelphia
The Rieerside Echo for October annonn
ccs that some changes are to be made by us
Publishers soon. At present two columns of the
paper are under the Editorial charge of MEM
Of the Grand Lodge ofGood Templars of Milne,
and the arrangement is to remain for this year.
In January the Echo will be published week
" In its present shape. IL will b. mailed to
subscribers at Portland and published at 81 90
per year.
Tho Electic for November il an unusual
good number containing several articles from the
Quartcrlics Of decided merit. among which we
may specify the one on the author ofJohn Hall
fax. that on the 1uguenots, the Poeical feeling.
&c. while from the Monthlie.. The Campaign III
Germany. The House ofOvcrend. Quincy 4 Co
The kantankerous Fool. and Estcle, will all in.
tcrs>t the readers of various tastes.
fT7-rhc An ericoa Igricnifaria for Novcm
Der is a Va luable number We could not but
think. while looking over the pages OF thi, pop
ulas and valuable monthly. that greater i'm
proycments have been made in this class of pub
lications than in that ofany other. Large sums
of money are expended to make these Journals
y necessity for the farmer, and talents Of the
highest order are employed on their pages. No
doubt rs much Of real ability and scientific
knowledge is expended in this direction, rs is
used 70 promulgate political. religious scien-
tifc knowledge, through journals especially dcd-
icatcd 10 their propagation.
Thi- number Of tn" tsrculturst '''- It" a.
craving Of Il buck called the ''uodcn Fleece" of
the American Mcrino breed, owned by +. 5.
StowclI, Cornwall VI, and for which the own
err has refused $4,000. This breed Of sheep or.
iginatc,l from the careful breeding. for many
wears. of Spanish Mcrino sheep. This year
the fleece ,fthi. noble animal weighed. unwa>h-
cd 26: liz lbs.
This number has many other drawings and
engrayngs, some useful aud some mere illli>-
trations of matters not especially related to the
objects for which it is dedicated. Upon the
whole we know of no work Of the Kind which
eNcced. this in real merit. Any one can gather
valuable information from it, pages. Subscrib-
ers for 1861. by sending on now will receive the
December number gratis. Terms 81 20 per an
mum in adj, ance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-02

NoN-REsIprNT TAXEs.-Wc notice that the
Biddcford .Ionrn0i is discus sing the question Of
the publishing the notices Of nonresident faxes
in the State paper. We never could see the wis
dom Of the law which requires that all such no.
tees shall be published in the state paper II is
not for the convenience, nor for the advantage
of the taxpayer nor of the officers upon whom
dcvolveS the duty of publication. Persons ow
ming property in a certain county would natur.
ally look in the local paper ofthat county 10 learn
the facts concerning his property there. III is
house, and should be burned up, or il the floods
sweep it away. or if the authorities should Law
out street which run square through il, the To-
cal paper would be the one 10 give him and the
public the information Of the fact. How natur-
al, then 10 look to the same source for Informal
ton about the taxes on his property. II is Off
GERS ofthe town or city that assess the tax not
the State officers at the capital and therefore.
properly, the whole business Of assessing, adver-
Using. Il selling should be confined to the local
district.
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SIP. Jui. Court-October Term
CUTTING. J. presiding.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 25.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. %.
No. 500. State VS.. John Il. Elwell. In
dictmcnt for stealing $1,000 from s. G
Haskell Of Deer Isle. The Deft. was liv-
ng in Mr.. Ilaskcll's family at the time of
theft. and the circumstances showed great
ingra.itule. aud!depravity. Plea guilty.
Sentence ) years in State Prison.
Hale for State.
No. sos. State vs. John Mahan. John
Murphy, Chas. Royal, VIM. Brooks, Mi
ehael Drummond and John Kicf 1ndict-
went for riot in Ellsworth, Oct, IL, 1866
All plead guilty but Murphy and Mahan-
Verdict guilty as to these two. Mahnn re-
e-ived sentence Of 60 days in County Jail ;
Royal 20 days; Brooks and Murphy 40
days each. Drummond 20 days, and kiel
l day and $2J fine.
Halls for State. Wiswell for Mahan.
Caldwell for Murphy
No. 5l1. State vs.. Mary A. Salisbury.
Indictment for aggravated assault with a
1 life on Joab Hartman of Eden. De-
fence that Dett. was acting on self defence
and denial Of assault. Jury disagreed.
Hale for State. Wiswell for Deft
No. 5l2. State vs.. Isaac c. Higgins
and Geo. Higgins. Indictment for assault
with intent to commit rape on person Of Il
girl 4 I-2 years old, in Mt. Desert. De-
Fl sc, general denial. Verdict guilty
Sc. 70 ice 4 years State Prisoner for Geo.
Higyins who is Under l6 years Of age. to
Reform School during minority.
Hale for State. Wiswcll for Deit.
CIVIL DOCKET.
No, iA7. Amos d. Deliver VS.. HAYNES
H. Harden Assumpsit for price Of horse
which PIT. alleges he sold to Deft. Deft.
danies ever buying horse, and claimed that
he took him condtonally, not as pur-
chase. Verdict for dcft.
Wiswen forPlH. +. & +. Hale
--.- for Deft
No. 2o6. NathT, G.. Reynolds VS.. Elm,
cry Roswell. R"pIeviD for horse which
pltff. SAYS was taken from him in a frand
ulent trade. where def. sold patent right
which did not exist. On trial.
f. e. +. Hale Wnwell fol
for Plf, Deft.
No. 2I4. Alex. Martin, Iibt. vs. Elz
abeth Martin. Libel for divorce on grounds
of acts of violenes Of defs. and othe
chargs. Hearing suspended
W,swell. g. G. S Peters. Waterhouse &
fnr Libt. Emery for Deft
No. BOG. David +. Bonsey vs.. iona
F. Brown. Replevin for COW which latff
deems was unlawfally detained by deh'-
Def. testifies under StatNte showing cat
tie to be KEEP, ten days when taken up io
t-e.passing. Referred to the Court Yer
dict for deft.
Vaterhouse & Em~y DeaDc Il Peters
for Plfff. "f Dei'
On Thursday on motion Of j.. a. Emery
ESD. Hervey r. Nawes, son Of Kew. >. r.
Halves of Starry. WIS admitted to practice
Iau In all the Courts Of Maine,
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BROWNSVILLE Oct Goth 1866

\. X. SAWYER.
Please give the following place in your pa
per, At Il meeting of Sparkling Water Lodge Ne
i35 |. q. ofG. T. holden in Brooksvillc Saturday
eve Oct 9TH the following officers were elected
for the fllater ending Feb. LIST 1857.
Samuel Condor jr. ID. q. W. e. I.
Rott. =. Walker. W. &. T.
Mr.. Nursula l.. Gale, Wv. Il.
Jane r. Perkins. W. :.
Miss Phetr +. Walker. W. AS
John Walker, W. +. ;.
Eben Halc, W. T.
Robert Condor, W. VI.
Miss Flora +. Roberts, W. d. VI.
Rev Joshua Eaton. ". G.
Mrs. Alba Hooper. W. l. q.
l,eo. \. Snow, ". q. q.
Miss julia Hooper, X. ii. :.
Cinthia Il. Gray, l.. H.S
Ave have good lodge ami gaining every
week YHRs IN +. II. ANDC.
ROBERT y WALKER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-02

PETERS BiDCk.-Thc corner building on
Maine end state Street, Occupied below ~ Il Store
and the second end third stories for Offices has
become 50 low from the buildingup of the street,
that workncn arc NOW ut work, raising up the
first floor, that both the building and its oecu-
pants may be up with the times. When built .
some twenty five Years since. it was somn feet
above the street, bslt the tendency of all Els
worth matters is to ''go up higher and 80 the
street commissioners having set the example the
owners Of the building follow on.
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American Life Drops !
For the spec, ) Olfo 4

FOR the spec ~xs u
DIPHFh .,ftlA,
Is. Rheuma tsn, and all kindred eompl ipis.
For FIVE years has this article been before thepco
pie, and the verdict returned from every quarter
by the consumers Of the half million bottles tina
have been sold within that time. Is that
"ITALWAYS CURES"
Read the following, which is only specimen
the many letters We ART daily ,ese,vins
''oREiS SKINNER 4 Co.-sIRs ot-with'stxnd.
ing my general prejudice against proPelstary for
PATENT medicines WAS induced buy two botsles
Of the American Life Drops, throughthe high rec
concentration Of them by friend, as always cur
ing Diphtheria, Coughs, Cods, Sore Throat Bon
en- suddenly i'll with Diphtheria and could scarcely
speak or shallow, his breathing was so bad We
much alarmed, but decided to tyl tho Life Drops.
before calling physician. by using the Drop.
according 10 direction he 1as soon relieved and me
viii, Rheumatism have one OF the bottles Iir says
the Life Drops gave immediate relief and ars inc
best medicine he ever used a family near T, MN
used some OF his and were cured In short tune
Since then let my brother, a Dhyslcian, have
oi Dphtheria. He is constrained To acknowledge
that they are valuable 4, ,,nrp,
The Life Drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SIMMER & 60, solc Proprietor',
Springfield Mass, and sold by all Druggist .co
tiEO. G. GOODWIN 4 Co REED. CUTLER &c"
RESI- Bros BIRD, BOSTON, Mass General
Agents. Eis
ELLSWORTH, Aug. 3etti, 1855.
The updersgn ed witnessed Ia day, trial OF -
HULBERT Con NEX MOVLD-BOARD PLOWs"
manufactured by The Morse Flor Co.. No, IL Com
mcrcial ST., Boston; and we can eheevfully bca
testimony to It's superiority, judging nom Sin :
gle trial.
This Piow cuts a wide nnrrow, turns the sward
in the most salts tactory manner, IL easily graau
ated at the depth, of easy ,raught, managed WIN
facility in the furrow, and docs not clog, ,
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NOTICE.

(. FIXED by the Collector Of the District OF
- Frenchinanis Bay, I. packages, containing Il!
bottles each, of Hcnncssy Brandy, ease contain
ing IL bottles of Holland Gin; boxes ?? ib- each
of Tobacco, on the 10th day of october, inst, Tor
violation Of the revenue laws.
Any person claiming such articles are required
to appear and Tile In this Office his claim {" each ar
tcie within twenty days from the date Of the brst
publication OF this notice.
MONROE Yot' NJ. Collector.
Custom House, Ellsworth, Oct. y, ls,S. 40
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER :

The remedy is within reach OF all. Smoiand,r''
Compound FLUID ErtrIot Of Buchn, will cure YOU of
all a dney Diseases, Ehsumatism, Gont, Gra,1
Dro,sy and Chrome GonorvAosa and will renew and
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have ben too eager rotary fp!cnsnre nothing will
do YOU so mach good a. smoiander's Erfraf B"chn,
For many diseases Incident to females Smofand,T's
Bncha /. a sure and sovereign remedy, Get the Gen
uune. Price only dollar.
Sold by c q. Peek and wiggin 4 Parcher, Ellis
worth, and Apothecares generally.
BCRLElGll ROGERS, Boston, General Agents.
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Shipping News.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

CLEARED.
Friday, Oct. ~.
Sci,r. Edward. Milliken. for Salem.
Emily. Grant. for Boston.
Agenorta, Means.
ARRIVED.
James Tildcn. from Boston.
saturday. Oct. 81.
Samuel Lewis. g g
CLEARED.
Rattan. Curtis. for Boston.
:. I,ersco. Ronsey. - Z.
:. Fair Wind smith, for Providence.
Telegraph. Woodland, for Portland.
Monday. Oct. 70.
James Ti,lcn. Davis, /"
d" Packet. Grant, -
senator. Bonsey. for Lynn.
Bell. Wh'tciuorc. for Salem.
Marcellus. Remick. for Boston.
Canoya. Pattcn, -
wednesday. Oct. 81.
William. Jefferson. g
yoiant, Mcfarland. for New lork.
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Travellers are always liable to sudden attrk. n
dyscnte-y and cholera morbus, and these oeeurr,,-
when absent from home are very unpleasant. Pa
~ Davis Vegetable Pain k,lier way always he =.
ed upon In such cases. As soon IS You fec, N.
.ymptoms. take one ,caspccpfuii In s,m ,cf ns-
milk and molascss, and a gill Of hot waiter. s,,
well together and drink hot. Repeat the do.
every hour until relieved If tho pains be sere,,
battle the bowels and back with the medicine c...
Fishermen 80 Zen exposed 10 htrts by hayin.
their skin pierced with hooks and fms of fish. ca,
be much relieved by bathing with u II tie Pain xu
Ter as soon as the accident occurs battle as osen
rs once In Ave minutes, say three four TINA.
and you will seldom have my trouble. 4wM
ALLCOCKs POROuS PLAsrERs
BEST suRE>CTHENING PLASTER IN THE won, =,
ALLCOCks POROUS PLsSTERs re.oly. ana
as.nage pain by calling forth the acrid humor. iron,
parts internal to the skin and general circulation
thus in many cases, positively cvaporang tn. d,..
ease. JAMES LClL, Nm
There is nothing equal, in the way Of plaster. +,
the Porou. Plaster of Mr. AI.LCOCX. Every,hi,,
is pleasant about them They are the plaster of ,hs
science and art. IrAsshrna, Cough Kidney An..,
ections, Gout, Rhcumatismi and local deep. sea,.s
palms, they afford permanent relief
J. =, JOHNSON, N. H.. on ''Tropicsl Rcmc,ics-
From a personal knowledge N these pias,sr.. v,
state that they decidedly preferable 10 any
other in use Wherever relief Is TO lie Obtained n,
the use of plaster, we should rccc commend them
A. INGRAHAM. NJ. u. Editor ". y. M.t+.
Agency, Brandrcth House. y. Y.
Sold by all Druggists. two,