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Tho following proclamation Inns been Is
sued by AiaximiliHn; "Couutrymen, ailer
tho yal0r and patriotism Of tho republican
forces have destroyed my sceptre, IN place
of which a tenacious defence was in,lespcll.
sable to save tho honor OF my cause and Of
my race, after tho bloody seige in which
tho Imperial and Republican soldiers have
competed in abncgation AMI holiness,
will explain myself. Countrymcn, came
to Mexico not Only animated with tho best
faith of insuring tho fidelity OF nll and each
oI us, hut called aud projected by the En-.
peror of France, Napoleon III. lie to tho
ridic,Ilc Of France, abandoned me cOwanlly
and UNANIMOUSLY by denun,l Of The United
States, aner having needle,sly spent forces
and treasure, and shed tho blood OF her
sors aud your own. When the news Of my
fall aud death reaches Europe, all the mon.
arclIs Of Charlemugnes country will demand
oil tho NaIpolcOnc dynasty an account Of my
blood, Of the, German, Belgian aud French
blood shed in Mexico. Then will Napo-
leon the Third bo covered with SHINE from
head to f6ot. To dry he has already sceIl
his Majesty Of Austria. my august brother,
praying for my liie TO the United States, and
inyselfa prisoner Of war in tho hands ol
tho Republican Government, md with my
crown aud my head torn 10 pieces. 40.
siro TINT my blood may regcncrute Mexico,
and serve as a warning to all ambitious an,l
incaiitious Princes, and that you will nc,
with prudence an,l trrtliiiilncss. and emo.
bio with your virtues tho political cause Of
the flag you sustain. May Providence sus-
tain you aud make you worthy Of myself
(Signed) MAMMALIAN"
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FoR DisAsLxD SoLDrEas. The board OF man.
sgers Of the national asylum for disabled SOL
diers give notice that they arc now prepared
TO receive benehsiariss into either branches
near Augusta. Me-, Milwsukie, Wis, or at the
Central Asylum, near Columbus, Ohio. Vol
unteer soldiers are admitted upon application
by letter to either of'ths managers. or at the
branch asylum nearest to their plsos Of resi-
dsoee, whersupon blank applications viii be
ssst 70 the applicant, .Aad. u duly qualihei.
transportation will b. Furnished him. Tho TO-
quireusuts ere; r.. I'M. 1911
Frnsr-An honorable discharge from the
Volunteer Service. 70 ''.'' ''.''' "'u"
srposp :. Disability by wounds received 'or
sickness contracted In the line Of duty. irl
II the applicant u unable to travel, or for
other sufisient cause. relief will be furnished
under the direction Of The Manager % whom
HE ovstsss 81 4, alushousss and charity
hospitals RShR disabled soldiers subsis,isg
% spns e . IL q &. %sss ssSs
q Il b nos est6ss msritosioss diaAblsd soldiers
Of the nation should Be supported by private
or public charity. Soldiers are especially In
orasd tAasths Asylums are neither Aospitals
nor slushouses, but homes. where subsistenee.
care, educatiou, religious Instruction., and eu-
ploymsat ars provided for dbabled soldiess By
he Cesgrsss Of As usltsd Sssiss, 10 be paid
for frum TIE fbrfeitures. and lines OF descrtsrs
itva che Army. sThs provisiou b BOT chsfi
v. ltls ssatritslioa by The bossty.jssp'
era asd bed soldisrs 10 the brave ssd dsssr,f
ink. AID b their right. ~ ~ "'t 10.
SOLDIER having wifi. child or parent de-
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Scrimshaw's Patent Concref,
Notice or Foreclosure.

WORK 81. To Edward Johns sf Alfred, In The
! County Of York and state a Maine, asd 70
M..:5. cl.Is: Edss and md %.r d. !%:s,ss,ats
Sunolk aud Commonwealth Of MaAsashussttsl.
and ~ Ruhman and Pray tmsfchAnts. at said Doe
toni, Merrill Brothen (msrehant, at aid Bostonl.
Compssy fmsrrSsnts, @ aid Bs,seeJ kossrt
Prince and Company Of East Bilisriea, In the
state OF Massachusetts,, warren and Robinson,
and wsbstsr. boston and COMPANY o. Lswrsnes,
Hevss o. Biddsssrd, In the County Of York and
Yss arc sssh ana oil hereby notified ths, Hd.
1SnSs ss. y
line, In The Sssts Of Nsssschussttsl formerly Of
said ALFRED, BY his mortgage deed. dated May u,
1854, recorded In Alfred town rscords volume Z,
pages s. 10 20, the machines, machinery. and sh
he psrpnsi property belonEiny 70 sald Johns
then in the Wooisu MN occupisd by aid Johns.
at the Mils"so calied) In said Alfrci, 20 secure
the payment Of certain notes. and the performance
OF certain conditions expressed therein.
Also, that said Johns, by his certain other
mertgAge dssd. dated October - 1855, rscorded In
volume 4, pages % TO 100 of the town records Of
Of the machines, issshnsry and other snunsrased
articles, ana ell the .sonal property % ssid
Johns ct the date Of aid deed In said Wooden
MIL situate st the Mills" In said Alfred, -
cure payment OF osrtain notos and performance OF
the conditions of said mortga 20 last named.
Nov. thsrsiors, yea are hereby, each and ell,
notified that tho conditions Of each Of the above
specified mortyagss are broken. and that have
entered and taken possession Of The property COS
veyed In taId mortgages. and that u 10 ny iutsp-
tion 10 fOrecOss each and both Of aid mortgages,
for breach Of the conditions thereof, and hereby
OF said Alfred my Agent ~ receive Subtraction OF
each OF said moftxASes and smpoaer him " dis
rye tho same, or either OF them.
Datsd st ssid Alfred, this fourth day OF June,
A. ID. 1867.
3vr NATHANIEL CONANr.
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ga special despatch to the Herald, dat.
ed Qnerriaro, May 20, rays: Gen. Mendsi
was shot on Saturday. nt4eobedo had Is
sued IN oulsr that al officers hiding, who
did not surrender in 40 hour would be sum.
,narily shot. When ordered, Member did
not give himself up He was captured on
Saturday night; md shot eafiy on Sunday
morning in public park, and mot his fhie
like bravo man. Col. Csmpas. command.
or Of Max imiIjsn's body guard, who st-
tempted to escape with $4,000 when the
surrender took place. was also shot. No
other executions arc known to have taken
place, although many are suspected. All
Tho French officers are missing. The prin.
cipal'prisonsrs arc confined together In o
church in very indifferent quarters, withhold
lbeds or any ftoilet conyeuiences requisite
The vile of Prince Salm Salm had made
her way alone TO president Juarez at Sar
Lnis Potosi, to interccde for her husbands
lifo and that, Of the Emperor. Yesterday
on her arrival here from San Luis she, the
emperor and Prince Salm Balm had u long
Interview With Escotedo, and l have rea'
son 10 believe terms were arranged by
which most Of the foreigners will bo spar
ell. ..rgaru uf i3.r'T rI ~ lu.' ...ifH
Macmillan. 1t 10 expected, viii die Of the
wounds lio received in trying to show fgh
OIL the day the city was destroyed. y, ,,r,r
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TEsRIsLE CASUALTY. Tirsn,y: foe person,
hllsi ty a boiler explosion "A iiighlii'l ac-
cident occurred in Philadelphia Monday
afternoon, by which twenty-five persons
were killed and wounded. II was the ex-
plosion ofa boiler IN the sasl, and cabinet
factory Of Geazey & Ward on I.ancono
street Tho explosion occurred about four
o'clock, while the work was stopped for the
purpose Of packing the engine. Some Of
the hands employed In the shop had gone
home, hut tho Others to tho number Of
twenty Eve. Il ID thought, remained IN the
building, i,lling. The building was entire.
" demolished and considerable damage
done to The neighboring houses by flying
fragments. AZ soon as possible the work
OF getting out the dead commenced. Thir.
teen were. taken out Of the ruins, siy OF
whom were dead, two alive, but died sooll
after, and FIVE were taken to the hospital
badly wounded. Twelve moro were under
the ruins nj last account. . -..l...l
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Government BosDs MissrSa.--A Washing
tln special states, that Q few weeks SINCE 9
one million package OF the new consolidated
contain only nine hundred and one bonds, and
nutui,hstandin the mystery has undergone
the most diligent aud searching in,estigstion,
no 4satistsct tory clue TO the missing ninety.
nine bonds has yet bean arrived a.. though L
IA whispered that the Secretary OF the Treasu.
yis Cd tho trail The loss was ascertained
Just In the very nick Of time to prevent the
still further abstraction. OF 6rty-ssSen more
of the same class of bonds, which would have
made the little pickings amount TO the snug
little sum of one hundred and forty-slx thou.
sand dollars. No Information Was impaired
to the Secretary :, concerning. the missing
bonds until It could no longer DO Kept from
Inn '.' ". on
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SPECIMENS or DESocRAcr.-Speaking
Of Judge Kelley, whom il calls u coward
~ whelh tho cnven-hsarted bastard and
scoan.lrel" Mr.. Mullins, one Of tho Re-
publican candidates for Congress from Ten
nessce, Rev. Mr.. ilunnicutt. Of Virginia
and Dr. s. q. Howe. Of boston. who 70
equity sailcl for Crete in charge Of contri.
buttons Cor tho starving population Of thai
unhappy island, the In Crosse Dcinocm
says, ... ....
A magnificent guartette-arc they not
Fir subjects To discourse the symphonies d
hell and Radicalis,n-w worthy followers o.
horsc.thicf Brown, aud tho hawdy. ho,iss
lester, Lincoln mobile leaders Of mon.
grcl party, and champions Of negro sui
imsc -.rr .... .......
Denying tho authenticity Of 1Ilooth's Ill
nry," which it calls "Diary Of tho Tynn
Killer" As published, il says.
No man gifted with common sense vii
-, believe that tho printed stua officially giyer
"a the public by Stanton WAS ever pcnnct
ny tho Drove man who IN tho presence q
1900 awe,siruck witnesses struck dowr
Abraham Lincoln and made good his ~,
cape across the Pototuac.
II boasts that il was rejoiced a, the as
sassinaiioa. anal reinarks ..r H--
Certain people say that we ejoice,l at Oh,
death Of Lincoln. BY no means. On ths
contrary. We always telt to thank God thai
no lived TO breathe his last 100
II calls Judge Hol IN liar from the
crown Of lis head 10 the sales Of his feet, '
ssys ..tho SECRETARY OF War 10 notorious
scoundrcl and liar" boasts in every issue
Of his paper, Of presents Of bottles Of rum
and how he drank them. Swinging music
aud Democracy over tho blinking slasscs"!
Tho above samples NO give to chow the
food Tho copperheasis live upon.
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Al q Court Of Prosats held ~ Alfred, With
ln and Tor Che county Of York. on the nrst Tues
DAY n jams, N the year Of osr Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty.ssvsn. By the Hon Z. &.
Bourne Judge Of aid Court, ~ = 'ii' , ,lliH
f., IN the pstiuon ofALyAn v. PAN. Adminlstfe.
log tbst SArAh D. 0ossn, BY hsr writing ?biisa'
tory dated July 10, 1850 aersed that upon The per
fsriAsuse Of ssftsie cboditioss thsrsin sxprssse1
r~s, ssts.s, nt1sisd Ia ssniord, lmofs lilly Dc.
seribed 10 hid pstitIon). That said Sarah D. Cow
en- was prevented BY death nom carrying aid con.
trsos into eject That The Aduinlstrstos Of said
Mary J. Stevens 10 ready to perform sald condi-
tionS and prays that the Aduidistrstrtx OF the
tate OF sald Barabl 0owen may be authorised md
empowered TO execute and deliver deed Of said
premises In sashs manner ~ said Sarah D woNld
have been Obliged by law In have done upon The
psrfopma - OF said conditions .l' HH ~, md
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice "a
all persons Interested. BY causing copy of this o.
der 70 be published three weeks sucocsslysly Ia
the Unis~ 4 Journal. printed at Blddeford In said
County, thst they may appear At Probate Colri
to be held 1t York. In said County, on the
hrst Tuesday In July next, Ut ten Of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, any
they have. Why The same should not Nc allowed.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
Ifiest Oeorys H. Knovltou RsyIstsr.
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Sberidsn's Condition Powders are recommended
for sheep In loss Of appetite, rot murrain ana al
diseases OF the skin. ..' ...' t'|''
pr. A, johnson, Ia an extensive practice OF over
twenty yeara invented and used Johusons Ano-
dyne Eminent. IL has now been In use moro than
N;rty years and has established areputstlon I'M
surpassed by other medicine. f' ... .H.
SOMETHING RsLLLY SfRANau! To and per
Esfiy pure and genuine article OF merchandise 10
tho market like PyieS Saleratus, while 20 many
oompstitors are vsinly striving 10 supplant with
oheap aud poisonous compounds Ask your Kro.
cefs ior Pyfes Salontus, In pound packages, fuii
weight. .....r... l.a . D. rrH. ID. .. o. .....i
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roREWARNED, FOREARNED.


One Of our objections Against the amend
ments to our liquor law was that our pres
cnt law would need all the trends u couh'
command TO us support whenever q wss
universally and thoroughly enforced, and
that tho true trends OF Tho prohio''ory
principle could not afiord any DIVISION 10
their ranks AZ s"cn "'en"' "o aV
panied TO read the n'pPa" scnoo'.oo!
threats OF the Eeao lorsan OF tue oood
Templars) wheh u 'nti'n@'es "i"' " tue
,-,,.,
pounds OF ADVENTUROUS anu noo"y loving
individuals, thirui party viii arse. when
,bat time comes the prohibi,ory law will be
,,,.,,I =, . T..
o''s'cu as''o uA" s'SNN " s"' ~
understood ut the onset that the heP"o'''
can party are not simple enough rs ma.
;or;,y IN M ,loce,l in n posi,ion which they
...,,..,;.r.
do not uesiro 10 tako' ny INC "ach'"a''ohS
Of the coppcshcads OF cruIy theorists.
Bu, we started IN saw that n gentleman
-. ..;-,.,, n, a.. ,.,... or al.
"'o ."' '''''""'s ~ "e -
scheh'e' as one o' une'r o"" ""uoo'' '''
quietly thrust into his pocket, IN Boston, q
document, the preamble OF which, we pre-
sc,, below. Thew boax, Tim, by a;d of this
o.. IN -,
new seere' o's"hirza"oh tue! WI" e"'''
even Massachusetts,, and are certain to car
nv this State. We shall see. In the mean
Will. L., -. .,ho,, temperance men ,b.,
=.
mefe Us necd VI So"o p'ac"eai eo-oPe'"'
ton To sustain the present law:
... PREAMBLE.
49,,
hnersas: ne ume mas come wneh tne
Iosonn no,1y o! hmer'ean C"lhens' our
pesIe'i o'.s"s; " ns c.s,; !" -. wv wv"
no'nc, y e'sp.sseJ ~ .an". ""u ',. "os
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:. - aBWp@0Rp, MA|IlNE.
.Ae.Aaaa TIE ,JpJNNlQqESS11 0URAh,a

::. ;s:i: ; ;:s:,s ,.:. q; q
Other soldiers are rs4o 'Fetf1d 90 N pee
don. 70 u: 4 Asylum .Eu a Is.A~s
table H isSor I'm in The Asylum. dood behavior
Iill inn N ia kindsst Nina and
children Win rot Be cared for % the Asylum.
until aftsr the soldier hes shown By b. ability
noel hl.e ths4 q l.E, SYhs nSor
will not increase his eIpeuses 70 the Asylum
-Ib6tSTKT66Ss OF oxSs kSlplsss bSnsdelSriss,
In which cases provision viii hereafter b
Application t,oi til. s,s!s ass .h9tld b
made to Maj. Gen. Batter. Lowell, Mass. or to
Z Gov. emythe, Mspobsstsr, Nh.
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NEW HANrsHnE.-rhs total debt Of TIL.
State Is 8, oo2, e7o.i3. The debt was reduced
during The past year Sass, sis IS. The Legis
laturs organized last week BY eiecting ". J.
Parker, president OF the Senate, and Gen. 8.
q. tirifin, speaker OF the House. Gov. snyth
delivered Saiedctory address. and Gov. Har-
rinau was inaugersted. From the Governors
s.imirable inaugural we extract the following:
Our post Of daily duty Hes here in New
Hampshire. Here We must delve and build and
fashion. Here 70 must fnd the measurelof our
individual prosperity, and here the happiness
and glory that attach to we'll ordered, intel
lgent and progressive State. These duties per-
formed, and these results attained, q higher
duty calls Us to consccrate q continent TO nee
labor, to achieve prosperity for nation, and
secure fame that shall DO 40 enduring and be-
nifcent a. the sun In heaven. ,r,- .,-y., O..
Since the close Of the session OF the last leg
islature, the great work Of restoration has pro-
ceded with varying fortune. II has been slim.
ell BY Executive folly. II has halted ~ justice
hesitated, and advanced as the right prevailed.
MAiign counsel, north and south has impeded
the work. The utteranoes Of loyalty, 10 Con-
grsss and out, by the press and In the cleo
tons, have pressed II forward. Delay has been
folio wed By action. supiueness by energy, un-
certainty by security. The gordiun kno: has
at last been cut. At Appomattox Court House,
more than two years ago, the head aud front
Of the rebellion bowel low to the terms Ut the
conqueror. Two years Of delay. indecision aud
chine have well nigh robbed NJ OF the fruits OF
that victory. ..,,i.. ,.i,-,,t,..,....ll.. ..
The righiful authority has as last presented
tie ultimatum. The Executive cannot, the Ju-
dietary will not, the South dare not eyede its
requirements. The result 10 full Of promise for
the early paci6cation OF the country, not Indeed
on the basis that restores the 0ldtordcr OF things,
but on conditions that will make us homoge-
neous people, with equal rights and opportuni-
ties. and common destiny. II = ,J.rI
Let US DO thankful that the terms OF restore.
ton impose some disabilities on the wicked
leaders OF the rebellion Though they may es-
cape the Just penalties Of their crimes, yet let
Us be thankful that the history Of this great
epoch will furnish some example, however In.
adequate. to deter any future conspiracy
against the life OF the Republic. And, above
ali, let us be thankful that this policy OF re-
construction does not "absndon TO their bte
the men of the South who stood by their coun-
try when their country 81 much needed friends
there; the men who proved their love OF coun-
try, when to prove Il meant 10 die; and who
proved Il by receiving upon their own and their
wives and cbildren's dcfenoeless heads the
storm Of huge and merciless treason"
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State OF Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.

COUNTY OF YOEk.
CouSrr TasA suR.Rs OFFICE,
Alfred. May u 1867.
IN conformity with Section Fifth, Of m act
i OF tho Legislature Of the State OF Maine, emil.
tied IAN act relating 70 lines and cost Of Criminal
Prosecutions approved March Nth, A. ID. las. !
aggregate amount OF Gusts alovcd In each ease IN
criminal prosecutIonsat the County Commissio1ers'
Court begun and holden nj Alfred. within and fOr
said County Of York, on the second Tuesday Of
Apfil. 1867 r ..r.r. "
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BEkUTIFUL TEETH.
= SWERT.l BREATH.

'LEVErT6 VAR0NATIC SWIkrENIA puFfnes
the breath ssd leaves . delightful taste In the
mouth. Superios TO any thing ever pat before the
public. Prspsrsd ~ D,; y. LsysIs Dentist VI
LEyErr's AROMATIC SwlsfsHiA 10 an excellent
tbinx. and 10 endorsed by the prominent Dentists,
DcctorS and Cissvytaeu -Hsv Hs,k Tino.
BvIEissn ~ pleasant ds9uries. Snsss msr'"
EwIsrES,A-Ws don't tAink 10 80 teotr vhen
we say We don't think anything can equal IN.
". Istspsafeat. t'iy Ill nl ~, ~ .,
swI.I.Si., We can ~ Gsr nss.ns usu -
WssdsU PkLiiss' Lstf-SieDsry Standsrf. y.
rrIcs 1jc for sale by Dr. Bacon, biddeiovd, ana
Nitshsll 4 sawyer, Saeo. and all DraSgsu aoa
Fancy Dealers. yH
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Tie Bangor L<6srssaisa eomes 70 ~ this
vssh. enlarged ny ~ sidisiea Of . ssssss 10
s.sA pags ssd y lssgshsssi in proportion.
We ere glsd " - his sstlsses Of prospssiy.
In say of o~r bsssAvs Of The prsss. sess g
p,oially whore IL y cell deserved.
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Read again the Evidence Of one Of our
..r Oldest Residents. 'uesu'

MEssaa. IN. HARRIS 4 Co., sl fr..I,} f,.,
Gsnn,-This 10 70 certify that have found Al,
LENS LUNG BALsAM one Of the best remedies
10 tho world for Dssassd LSngs. lhave used ],
In my rsmily for brcak up troublesome cough
with the happiest effect recommended IL 10 q
young lady who had . harrasaing cough and VA
thres tened With consumption, and u cured hsr Ia
> fsw days. would recommspd u 70 AL afnicted
with cough. and 70 those who are prsdispossd "a
CONSUMPTION.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON.
Bold b. DIR. ALvAN BACON, and by all deal.
ere In Family Medicines. ino
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lwhihths Emperor o. Russia and Nspoleoh
were riding together IL Paris pistol shot W.
nred at the Emperor Aleissdsr. One Of The
guards seeing 1 eommotion Ia me crowd had
the presence Of mind 10 rturnfhls hofies bead
against the carriage. and the bsll killed the
horse and tho Emperor's Ilfe was thus saved
Napoleon Immediately conferred upon the brave
guard the! eross Of the League Of Honor.
The assassin Il crazy Pole. He was lmmedl-
ately cut down BY the guards and ironed'
Great rejoicing al over Europe at the happy
escape ofths Emperor, and In no country will
more devote thanks to Providence b felt there
for than 10. this country.
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Fishers Compound Mandrake Bittsn

From hs original recipe. Unriraisd for it, e6fea.
ev. Asur. euro for Diseases Of ths Bteed ana
Sccretisns. Prepared by u. w. Wallingior,i.
0NUS q co.. Kennebunk, No., Propretors
RUST bros. 4 BIRD, ~ Hanover b., Bostnn,
Sole Agents for New England. 3in1
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The Free 4 ea FFs.3e Fe..
ny have consi thei fu 70 ks -
the suhiec. on ySes Stbs
conjure all brother SlasonSo or every county
to aid the cause ofpeace and sclf:govem.
mcut. -itsoem iikcfyw bccumuH formit-
able movement through tho means Of this
Srsaniiaaon. 4 ET G0E THAI
The Rockland Democrat says company
has boon formed in that city, and that their
agent has purchased in the town Of Jones
port about 7Oo acres Of pest hud J~Si Hey
intend to 60 largely into tho manufacture OF
peat. Tho quality Of tho peat has been
tested md ioana' N b equal to amy known
10 the country. - -. 80, -,
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TODAY


Il stands at the head OF all the tonic and alternative
preparations In existenee. Its celebrity has
evoked mahy limitations bat NO RIVALS. Physl
oians pronounce II tho ONLY sArE srInuLAEr that
has ever been introduced into the slck chamber.
In the Hospitals OF the Army and Navy. tho sur.
yeons and Il the very best tonic for
and report II ms Invaluable for sustaining the ygor
OF troops on tho march, ms u remedy for scurvy
and all scorbutic affections, and % the only specific
for sea.sicknoss California and Australia have
alphabetically endorsed u as the MINERS MsDI.
ciNk par excel ltdoe, and In Spanish America and
all the tropical climates II Is considered the only
reliable antidote 10 epidemic fever a"
There 10 no mystery about the causes OF Us sue
cess. It's tho only stOmachlc and alternative In
which are combined the grand requisites Of mild.
pure aud unvitiated vegetable stimulant, with the
huest selection OF tonic, ant'-blliOus, anti-scor-
butte, nperent aud depuratiye herbs, plants roots
and barks that have evor been interuiixed In .
medicinal preparation. u.
is also proper 70 state that the Bitters arc sold
exclusively In glass and never, under any circuln.
stances. by the yallon or the barrel. impostor:
and imitators are abroad, aud tho only safeguard
the public has against them In 10 sec that the BIZ
tors they buy bear the engraved label and note
Of hand OF Messrs. llosietter smith, and the
Government stamp over the cork OF tho bottle. u
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