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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE

FLORENCE, Sept ga. NJ.
L When it became known here that Garibaldi
.lad been arrested and imprisoned in the For
Tres, sress of Aessandria, his partisans in this city
tMere greatly exasperated, and appearing in
~ sue streets in crowds, made turbulent demon
seratlons of sympathy for their leader. The
manifestations finally developed into riot
s, ut the disturbance, though threatening, was
~ ppressed by the prompt action and firmness
NJ III The government. All the volunteers of Gar
ttIpaldi who had gathered at various points on
S ue homan. frontier have been compelled to
uiSperse and retire by the Italian troops
Victor Emmanuel has issued another procla-
nation, in which he says the faith of the gov
eminent is pledged in its treaties with foreign
powers, and it is exacted of it the painful duty
of arresting Garibaldi, the acknowledged lead
er of a movement in direct violation of these
treaties.
FLORENCE, Sept % Noon,
1t is said that the Italian government has Of
Tered to send Garibaldi to his home at Caprera
and relieve him of all restraint, if he will give
ms parole not TO engage in further hostilities
against the Roman States.
mn, PARIS, Sept. 25
OF OF q semi-official character, praise the de-
clsion and firmness of the King of Italy in
preventing a lawless invasion of Rome and
man aiming the faith of treaty obligations,
anu say that the conduct of the Italian gov
eminent in the matter affords another strong
guarantee for the peace of Europe.
LONDON, Sept. %.
The session of the Pan-Angican Synod ut
lambeth commenced yesterday morning. At
Ter prayers and the holy communion, Bishop
Whitehouse of Illinois preached the opening
sermon. The remainder of the day was occu-
pied IN laying out business and arranging gen
eral rules for the deliberation of the synod.
LONDON, Sept. 5-Evening.
- Intelligence has been received from Dover
Castle of such nature as TO lead to fears of
an attack on that place by Fenians. Arms
nave been sent down to the garrison and pre-
cautions taken to prevent any such mad at
tempt.
MANCHESTER, Sept %.
The special commission for che trial meets
here in December.
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From. e,a,.fsrnia.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.
The steamer John l.. Stephens got off last
evening with two companies of troops, under
Brig. Gen. Jefferson c. Davis. They took with
them considerable quantity of live stock and
supplies The buildings for the troops are near
~ ready at Sitka. The troops may have to
camp out week. Thirty mechanics and la
Dorers accompany them. The John l.. Steph-
ems VIII touch at Victoria to land and receive
passengers.
One of the passengers for Sitka is Henry
Baller, agent of the San Francisco company
winch succeeds to the property. OF the hussian
FUR Company. The negotiations Dy wnach
they acquire trading privileges, led to the ac-
QUESTION of the Allaski deed of transfer, which
was signed Tuesday night by the directors of
the San Francisco company for consideration
of 100000 This bargain secures to the Amer
lean company all the vessels, factories, lands
houses, implements, stock goods and trading
facilities generally Of the Russian Company.
Complete returns of the State show a total
vote of 92 1903; Haight, 1886; Gorham, 40 .252:
Fay, 200; haight's majority over Gorham,
scarcely more than half this figure.
Gen. Mcdowell will soon visit Arizona to in
Vestlgate the origin of the Indian hostilities
a Heeting OF merchants is called to make
arrangements ar for putting regular steamers on
the Colorado river.
the principal buildings Oh the north side of
Union street, including the printing, express
ana telegraph offices. One man is reported as
burned to death. =
Light rain showers are again occurring.
A light snow lately fell on the summit of the
Lerre Mountains.
The corner stone of the building for the State
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, to cost
upwards of$100OOO, was laid to-day at Aeme-
da.
Charles s. Loud was indicted for giving false
bonds in the case of the smuggling schooner
Sarah, and subsequently, released on $500
bail.
Clarence King, with the United States Geo
logical exploring party to survey the country
along the line of the Pacific Railroad, is now
examing the region of the Humboldt; mountains
in Nevada.
The commands at McDemott and camp Scott
are preparing to commence hostilites against
the Indians.
The steamer America from Nicaragua has
arrived.
The ship Fleetwood cleared for New York
with a large cargo, OF California products, in
Guiding 1000 tons of wheat and -four
Legal tenders "a "a
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Copartnership Notice.

NEOtGE l.. DAMON, has this day been admitted
NJ as partner in our firm. The business will be
conducted, as heretofore under the firm name of
g. STAPLES s. SON.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
SHIPS TANKS MILF WORK OF ALI
KINDS,
Bridge Work. and General Machinery built to or
der. Castings for Buildings, Vessels, and all other
purposes promptly furnished.
Repairs on Marine and Stationary Steam Engines
and Boilers faithfully executed, and having control
of large and well equipped Forge, can quick y
iurn sh
F0RGTNGs OF ANY SIZE,
for such purposes We also have good facilities for
supplying such patterns may be wanted Having
the necessary tools and men, we propose to build TO
order
Fire aud Burglar Proof Safes of any Size,
with inter- arrangements ordered, Bank Vaults,
Steel Lined Chests, Iron Doors, Shutters, &C., and
would refer to the Safes In the First National and
Portland Savings Bank. and the Vault and Iron
Doors in Hon Geo. w, Woodmans new stores, built
under the superintendent of our Mr.. Damon, as
specimens. CHARLES STAPLES,
CHARLES STAPLES, JR.,
GEORGE l.. DAMON.
Portland, August 1, 1867. aug2eod6m
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Tennessee Affairs.

NASHVILLE, Sept. &c.
Gen. Thomas arrived here late last night and
had conferences to-day with the city and State
authorities. He took no decisive action, and
requested an interview with both parties to-
gether tomorrow afternoon, when his course
will be resolved upon. There is still much
anxiety, and the teverish state of the public
mind was increased tonight by rumors that
Gen. Thomas will interdict the election. The
feeling is intensified by a report that General
Cooper last night, in speech to a mixed crowd
of negroes and white men, with closed doors,
said there were three ways to meet the present
emergency, to wit: by bullets, bayonets and by
matches.
1t is reported tonight in Conservative quar-
tiers that the grand jury is investigating The
matter and will indict Gen. Cooper if the proof
of his speech is sufficient. General Coopers
friends deny the correctness Of the report while
the Conservatives say it will be substantiated.
Gov Brownlow is expected from Knoxville
tonight.
Developments of tomorrow are looked for
with great interest.
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For sale.
Cow for Sale.

NNHE Needle Gun Game. A splendid amusement.
/ The small Board for Children, the large Tor La
dies w. ID. ROBINSON,
juy26eod3m 40 Exchange st.
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Who have cold hancs aud feet; weak st0machs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache: djz zf-
aess and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation ofthc bowels pain in the side and back
ternal cancers; tumcrs, polypus, and all that long
train Of diseases will end in Electricity a sure means
OF cure. For painful menstruaton, too p. .oluse
menstruatiOn, and all OF those long line troubles
With Young ladies', Electricity is certain specific
snd viii, IN short te, restore The sufferer to the
vigOf Ofhealth.
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EEEsCELEAN E0Us.

Being constructed with the AID and sUPERVIS-
ION OF THE UNITED STATES ACHIEVEMENT,
10 destined TO be one of the most In portant lines of
communication In the world, as 1t Is the sole link
between the Pacific Coast and the Great Interior
Basin, over wi ich the immense overland travel must
pass and the
Principal portion of the Main Stem Line
between the Two Oceans.
Its line extends from Sacramento. ON the tidal
waters OF the Pacific eastward across the richest and
most popuous parts of California, Nevada and Utah.
contiguous to all the great Mining Regions of the Far
West, and Will meet and connect with he roads now
building east of the Rocky Mountains. About 100
miles are now built. equipped and in running opera
ton to the Summit of the Sierra Nevada. Within a
lew ysS5 miles, now graded, viii be added and
the track carried entirely the mountains to
point in the Great Salt Lake Valley whence further
progress win be easy and rapid Iron materials and
equipment ready at hand tor 500 miles of road
and 10000 men are employee in the construction.
The local business upon the completed portion sur
passes all previous estimate. The figures Tor the
quarter ending August 81 are as followsin GOLD
Gross Operating Net
Earnings, Expenses, Earnings,
S4S5,57s64 SS6,54S ~ SAO1 ,O31a7
OF at the rate of two millions per annum, of which
more tdh thfee-oufts net proht ON less than lOO
iii WORKED. Inns is upon 'he actual, legitimate
tralne OF tne Win It's terminus IN the mountains,
anu Win only the normal ratio government trans
pofta'oh andis exclusive Oh the materials carried for
the further extension OF the road.
me 0onipahy iu'elest iapiities during inc same
period were less than $125L00.
Add to this an ever-expandng through traffic and
the proportions ofihe future business become I'M
mense
-. ',e uVno'iA'u " continue 'heli me
~, :. SN''i 1noo. anu eo"neo' WIN 'he
o''A' NJ" o.i'.e o,S' Vi '',e nocAS ao"''''ii ran
go '''s INA. 'noy "'ii pui,u anu cohoroi ii'ii
.no on'l9 uis'''"ee between oah rrauclco anu ,ht
hissouri hlFer as now seems probable, the United
States will have invested i'm The comnleton of q
miIas cos SAl nNn or ~ a. .roro,, n,+o &c
60 1900 " q" ' "'ei"so i"'o Vi
%"'vOo pei iio-no' inoiuii'is an absolute grant
OF AO,OoV,OOO acres OF the Public lands. BY be-
coming ic mt investor in the MAGNIFICENT enterprse
and by waving it's first lien in ,vor of First Mort
oaoa Ronabo,dars ne fy,,,..,J lt..,,,.. :; -.
-. =, '.e o'''e'"' 'o0ei''"'e"', 10 tDe0e,
snoafes the operation OF pirate capitalists, and
has carefully guarded their interests against all
binary contingencies
~, -
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First NFOrteaoA s1,F,irtv Wear Six
pcI SSshC. coupon hSOnuS,
Priucip.s ,u.y u,so,.s, ,,.v.xy =: s1.
80. =. ~ P"' " ~oi"
400 80, -, ~ az ~ sums VI P1,-
w" o'0ii, WIN Solu coupons attacneu,
and are selling for the present at 9j per cent and
aco,,ed ;ptarast from, Ill, 10. o,,loa :; . :.
-, - 80 - 'a' 'e0'' "'
"Ho. i''' 'neS yiei' nearly
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New YORK, Sept 26.
A soldiers monument was dedicated at Az
cry, N. j., yesterday.
A committee of the Newark, N. j. Council
has gone to Philadelphia, to tender General
Sheridan the Inequalities of their city. A
grand reception is Intended.
The vessel seen off the Irish coast is said to
be barque Plato or Pride of Erin, with party
of scientific ana military gentlemen aboard to
make a survey of the coast and ascertain The
most available inlets for landing in Ireland
She is the vessel that made the former trip to
Ireland.
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washington Correspondence.

New YORK, Sept. 26.
- The Times special says the application OF
zen. Siekles for court of inquiry is suspend
ed, awaiting the opinion of the Attorney Gen
eial on the point whether the President has
cation. W ''i''O
Inc case OF the United States vs. Frazer,
ment, owing to complications Nv which Tho
latter are threatened to be put into banlSrpnt-
cy by private creditors, which leads tha,, 70
desire settlement with the Government ~
claims. 40 puoiio
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ITO purchase in the vicinity of Portland, good
L two story house, containing not Less than ten
rooms; stable, carriage house, together with from
five to twenty acres OF good land. Must be on some
Railroad line.
Apply at the Counting Room of the DAILY
PRESS. scp20dtf
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Annual Meeting of the American Board of
Foreign Missions.

BUFFALO, Sept 26.
The American Board of Foreign Missions
held two sessions to-day, and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:-Presi-
Hon. VIM E. Dodge; Prudential COMMITTEES,
Charles Stoddard, Esq, Nehemiah Adams, d.
D., Augustus G. Thompson d. D., Hon. VIM
Y. Eustis, Walter S. Griffith, Hon. Alpheus
Hardy, Hon. Lewis Child, Rev. Albert Barnes,
James NJ. Gordon, Rufus Anderson: Corras.
ponding Secretaries, S. b. Treat, Geo. Wood
and Nathaniel Clark; Recording Secretary
Rev. John Q. Mears; Treasurer Hangdon s.
Woods; Auditors, Moses Hale, and Joseph r.
Ropes
The Board meets again at 8 tomorrow. when
the closing address will be delivered. The
final adjournment will take place at o'clock
tomorrow
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HE M ARK Il $ .


NEW YORK, Sept. 26-6 P. NJ.
Money very close and active The sales of Gold
to-day were abont million. The Treasury selling
5-z0 bonds, while the purchase OF 1905 is stopped
During the past three da $50 900 in crrren-
cy have been sent West. Governments dull and low
en-. Gold quiet. Stocks closed slightly better though
sui lower than early in The day. Mining shares
quiet. The business to-day the Sub Treasury was
follows: receipts, $4,000 593; payments, S743i :
49, balance S117 599 1888. The receipts include rom
customs S496000,
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Two Houses and 20 Valuable House
LOIS in yVestbrOOk at Auction.

ON Tues DAY, October list, al O'Clock +. M I
~ shall sell valuable one and a alf story house
and barn on Stevens z aims Said house is finished
throughout, eight rooms, good cellar, good water
Lot contains about one half acre OF splendid garden
land, which is iteen fruit trees In bearing con-
diOn. Strawberry Dsd Currants, GOoseberries, &C.,
in abundance. Horse cars run past the door.
fni,he,t ami four unfinished rooms The lot con-
tains about One-half al acre, On which is several
young apple trees, a large Strawberry bed with up,
wards OF thousand plants. Is pleasantly situated
within four miru;cs walk Of the horse cars
immediately after the sale of the above properly
VIII be sold aboutswonty-fye valuable house lois on
The continuation Of Pleasant Street, on the line OF
the Horse Railroad and the best situated lots in the
vicinity of Portland.
This sale offers splendid opportunity 10 parties 10
prOylie themselves with superior h use lot. The
land is as good as the best for garden fruit trees
Terms VIII be easy, and superior advantages offered
Z parties wishing to build
For railroad tickets or particulars, apply to
scpt.5 I'd f.. o. BAILEY Auct,
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COpOrt2sership Notice.

Ts,HE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
L nership under the firm name of
DOnnel1, Greedy ~ Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial ST., corner
of Franklin and Commercial, where they win con-
tinue the business
Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in GRO JERIES, FLOUR,
PORK, LARD, FISH, &c.
j. b. DONNELL,
JUSTUS GREEDY,
:" A. BUTLER.
Portland, Aug. 1, 1867. au3eodtf
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VIM. Fl. WOOD & SON,
BROKERS'.

DUY, sell or exchange Government Securities OF
ID every description. We have for sale or exchange
Government Five-Twentes.
Government Seven-Thirties.
State of Maine Bonds
City OF Portland Bonds.
City of st. Louis Currency Bonds
City Of st. Louis Gold Bonds.
City of Chicago Sc en per cent. Bonds.
Cook County Illinois seven per cent. Bonds.
Atlantic q ST. Lawrence Railroad Bonds.
Androscoesm & Kennebec Railroad Bonds.
Thirty shares Casco Bank Stock
Orders for the purchase sale OF Stocks and Bonds
in New York or Boston attended to.
Highest premiums paid for Gold Silver Canada
and Provin ial Money and Compound Interest Notes.
SeDtember % div
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Message of Gov. Nc Cormick Of Arizona

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. &c.
Gov. Mccormick, of Arizona, delivered his
annual message to the Legislature ON the 9th
inst. 1t is mostly occupied with discussion
OF Indian troubles. He thinks the territory
should be made a separate military depart
ment; calls for more troops, and urges the ne
cefsity of putting the Indians upon reserva-
ton and employing q sufficient force to keep
them there in peace. Good machinery is need
ed for the development of the mineral wealth
of the territory. The public indebtedness is
S28,375 currency. The agricultural prospects
are excellent
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26.
Cotton-heayy and dropping; sales 1900 bales;
Middling uplands at 23c.
Eiour-drooping; sales 1890 bbls; State at IS q
IL %; round hoop Ohio at 70 a Y 30; Western at
20 S@ 10 81; southern at so a 10 75
Wheat-a shade trmer; sales l2O, 900 BUSH; Cbica-
go Spring, Old, at 10; No. Spring at 9 80; Ne 2
do at 10 "a a; Amber Michigan 2 20; White Cali
forna So; White Michigan 925.
Corn-less active and 1c lower; sales 6s 200 BUSH
Mixed Western 81 "a 1 30.
Oats-active and irmer; sales $4,000 bush; Ohio
and Chicago IS a 75lc.
Beef-frm.
Porl-firm; new mess at % 80.
Iard--steady.
Whiskey--quict.
Groceries quiet and duh.
Naval StOres-quet.
Petroleum-duli; crude at l5tc; refined bonded at
&c.,
Freights to Liverpool-steady; Flour per steamer
Sd.
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From Havana by Gable.

HAVANA, Sept. %.
The funeral of Manzana takes place to-mor-
row morning. There will be a great military
and civic display The remains will be sent to
Spain ON the 30th
The brig Isabella Jones was sunk at sea on
the 9Th inst.
Steamship Eagle, from New York, arrived
to-day.
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Reception of General sheridan nj Phiia.
delpaia.

fHILADEIPHIA, sept 70.
Immense crowds filled the streets to-day to
welcome General Sheridan. He was received
by Mayor McMichael at Independence Hall,
where he was formally welcomed by speech
from the Mayor.
Gen. Sheridan, in reply, merely returned
thanks for the honor conferred upon him, and
regretted his inability to more appropriately
express his gratitude
The doors of Independence Hall were thrown
open to the public, and line being formed
the crowd in waiting passed through the May.
or's room shaking the General by the hand in
passing. The crowd was tremendous.
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The North school.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Teachers and
IN Scholars Of the North School, which comprises
the former Congress Street Grammar School for
Boys and for Girls, and Primaries Number 1, :, and
10, that the school house will be opened on Friday
next. the eth day OF September, at O'Clock, at
which time they are requested to be present 10 make
the necessary arrangements for the formal opening
Of the school on the following Monday.
Parents and guardians Of scholars belonging to THIS
school will take notice that scholar who shall fail
to attend at the time above desgf ated viii be re-
ceived by the teachers without written permission
from the Sub Committee OF the School, and that no
such permission will in any case be granted without
satisfactory reasons for such failure. ...r,
NATHAN WEBB,
Chairman School Committee
Portland. Sept. %, 1867. dtd
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miscellaneous Di.pu,che..

CINCINNATI, Sept. &c.
About $4,000 has been subscribed in aid of
he sufferers at New Orleans.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Sept. &c.
A mass State Temperance Convention was
held last night, and was addressed by Senator
Pomeroy, ex-Gov. Robinson Elizabeth Cad
Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. Resolutions
were passed committing the temperance peo-
pie to female suffrage and to prevent the repeal
OF the temperance law of last winter.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.
The mile race on the Buckeye course was
won by Gen. Duke in Las 2. The quickest
time ever made in America by two wear old
colts
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WAA TEp.
BOarders Wanted.
Wanted.

4 FEW Gentlemen boarders, a gentleman and
n wife can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
September 26. diff
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DABAUUol, N I , otpI %.
The Republican Convention concluded its
business by nominating G. Delamater Prison,
Inspector, Charles Mason Judge of the Court
of Appeals. Resolutions were adopted pledg-
ing the party to the advocacy of negro suffrage
and proposing modification in the present
excise law. AT midnight the convention adj
iourned sine die.
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Wanted.

DY gentleman and wife, an unfurnished Room,
I'D with board, in private family. Address sd. d
Box 1901, Portland, Me. sept26l1w*
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
The market is quiet. The amount of tonnage in
Plt Is SMALL but there is very little of an tng Oh
II, e 70 60 forward. The rates by steamer are &c
10 ior COTTON to New York. 1c to Boston and Phla-
HMs a tobacco to New York So % hid Flour TO
1o ~ soh anu Boston Csc y bbl Corn TO New YORK
10 y, s 1p Cotton TO Liverpool Al ~ ID; Tobacco
as gu sacR Cotton to Havre is quoted nomnally
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uachins Lumser MARKER.

MACHIAs, Sept. %.
The mills stopped last week. Water is low, and
mills needed repairs. Hemmenway's stem mill is
is dill iit,e o. o m ho ,v Rs.,dS in fair el
mand, shippers selling SIS a 20 per NJ Laths sell
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Chicago asnsks,..

CHICAGO, III, Sept. 20.
Flour dull: Spring extras 81 a 8 so. Wheat nc.
tive and e0 2c higher; sales at SO "a 80 for No
Corn active at O4i "a 05 for No. |. Oats less active
ed; sales at 10 "a 155 for No o Rye declined lie
sales at 10 for No. .. Provisions-nothing doing
Beef Cattle dull at 114 a so for medium 10 gooo
best. Freights-Wheat to Buffalo 7c
Receipts-11,O 900 bbls flour 100000 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush corn, 49, 900 BUSH oats 1000 hogs. Ship
bush. rye, 900 bush. oats,
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TO Let.
THE Second Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
New block, No. So Union ST. A desirable location
tor Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes. Will be eas
ed entire or separate. Al ply 70
A. CUSHNIAN 81 co.
juiy25dti No. 81 Union Street.
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Epilepsy, Or Fits.

A SURE CURE FOR THIS DISTRESSING COM
N plant is made known in treatise lof43 oc-
tavo pages) on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepara-
tions publishe by Dr. o. PHELPS BROWN. The
prescription was discovered by him in such prov
idenia manner, that he cannot conscientiously re-
iuse to make KNOWN as il has cured everybody who
has used it for Fits, never having failed in a single
ctse The ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist. Sent free 10 all receipt of their names
anu address, by d.. o. PHELPS BROWN, NO. 10
Grand St, Jersey City, N j.
September &c. d3 &w3w