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From Mexico.

QUERETARo, Mexico. May 2G,
via Galveston, June 10.
4, Zen. Lopez who let the Liberal troops into
the city, receives 5000 gold ounces for his
treachery
No disposition has yet been made of Maxi
milan and the bulk OF the command captured
with MN. Miramon is expected to die of his
wounds. The surprise of the Imperialists was
complete. Everything was taken and not one
OF the prominent chiefs escaped. The Liberals
deny that they are to pay for betrayal. Scarce
~ nifty houses were fired A few weeks before
the capture of the city quite an inspiriting GER
emony took place in Queretaro. Gems Mira
mon, Mejia, Castillo and Mendez, with some
others, decorated the Emperor with the the
CIoss OF Knight Commander of the Mexican
military Order, as a recognition of his personal
bravery and self sacrifice all through the cam
paign in the interior.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
The following official correspondence has
been received by Senior Romero, the Mexican
Minister:
Head Quarters Army Of Operations, Corisi-
ma, May 10, 1867-As / informed you in nv
telegram of yesterday, the day after we took
Queretaro my forces began to move in the di-
rection of the city of Mexico, and the move
ment has continued until now. have sent
lo.oOe men, intend to Join you with this ar
my. Send your instructions to me and they
will be faithfully carried out -
(Signed M. EscoBEDo.
To Major General Diaz, Commanding Eastern
DlNlSlOD. .I
Letter from Gen. Escobedo To Gov Gomez
of Mexico:
Leon lie Corisi,aa, Nay Is, 1867.-Goy. Man
uel Gomez, Monterey:-My Dear Friend: On
the 10Th INST. began to move my forces ON the
city of Mexico The vanguard is composed of
5000 men. Yesterday 5000 left here, and to-
morrow 1000 more Will start with this army
5000 strong. will join Gen. Diaz, placing
myself under him. Up to this moment have
the following prisoners: Fifteen Generals, in
GLIDING Macmillan, about 900 subordinate Off
GERS and over 5000 privates. Yours truly,
(Signed) NJ EscoBEpo.
Gen. Eseobedo has issued a congratulatory
address to his army, in which he says: .it
Il would be wanting in my duty as soldier
would not be true to my conscience as free
man and loyal Mexican, should not mention
your heroic deeds and great sufferings and sac
rinces with the faith of soldier, fighting for
the independence of his country, without food
and often without a single cartridge You
have challenged death in AN unequal struggle
against numberless foreigners and traitors well
provided with all kinds of war materials,
perfectly well fortified and commanded
by the best officers of the old army
who were disloyal to their country and tried to
uphold the foreigner which another foreigner
the French Emperor, attempted to impose up
on US by means Of foreign bayonets. But for
tunateiy these do not exist any more. They
however have fled to France to conceal their
shame and to carry the news that half their
number persisted in the unholy task of realiz.
ing Napoleon's caprices.
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Large stock OF iry and Fancy
GOODS, silver Plated Ware,
&c, at Auction.

WILL be sold at auction al the Store oil STEW
w ENs ~ o., No 500 Cong.ess street,
commencing on Thar-Iay, Juno L3Ib, at &
O'Clock r. NJ, and CONT uing ESEnS Az
TIE sSNOON and tyE.NsNG, large lot OF
Cloths for mems ana boy wear suitable tor tie
son; beaehed and brown Shreings Cotton Flannel,
fine STOCK OF Iabl. Lluen by Jhe yaru; Cash,
wells. Doylies, Linen Table Cloths, Embossed and
frnted Woo' Table Covers, Lancaster, Scotch and
Marseilles Quits; Gents and Lalie's Hose Hdkfs,
rms, NeeAes, Linen Thread Elastic Cord ana BRAID,
SCfess lrimm ngs, Ladies DIess Goods, ia moral
i IT'S Parasols school Umbrellas, Photograph AL
aus, lln-type Albums, laI &c lot OF Per .umery.
1t 30 , me stock OF Siivos k-iaiea " are, OF the
SeIvar Is anu quality, consisting OF Ice Pitchers,
9aireis' u1Diets, Mugs spoon folders. Syrup CUPS
buttcI Oisnes, sugar Bowls, Iall Bells C;stors axe
Baskets, ne anu Fish Knives one line chasle n, A
Sci, pieces, soup Ladies, Spoons For s. Nc; a
good assoIt me,t OF fssie SuIiery, Clocks
Watches, Jewelry, &c. Also a loc OF Henn Carpe >
ings.
The above goods are mostly from bankrn,t stock
10 Boston, ana will be sold without reserve 6ttering
a fine oppor unity to traders and others to supply
themselves with foods Of the best quality at t1eir
own prices.
be sold at private sale at average auction phi es.
gg-Special Auction Sales for Ladies' every after
noon at O'cock.
q. w. HOLMES, AuciiSneer.
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Ben Wade for Universal Suffrage.

-. =. LAWRENCE, Ka., june 10.
Senator Wade's party arrived here at noon.
A large party gathered around the hotel where
they were dining, and clamored for Mr.. Wade.
He came out upon the balcony and made a
short speech, in which he took grounds in ia
vor of suffrage without regard to color or sex.
He paid glowing tribute to the people for
their gallant fight for freedom, and their ener-
gy in eveloping this richest country in the
world He favored the continuance of this line
of railroad to the Pacific coast.
Hon. John Covode followed in few similar
remarks, when the party proceeded to Topeka
where they were to have remained all night
but portion of the bridge over the Kansas
river being damaged by the flood, the passen-
gers could not cross to the city and return ed
here to spend the night. rof 49,
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From California and the Sandwich
Islands.

SAN F'RANCIsCo, June g.
Delegates to the Union State Convention
were elected in this city yesterday.
The primary elections yesterday were favor
able to George G. Giddings for Governor. The
indications are that he will receive the nomi-
nation. Gen. Rosecrans will probably be the
nominee of the Democrats for Governor
The bark Locket, from Liverpool via Homo
lulu, has arrived here with advices from the
latter port to May 18th.
Queen Emma had been visiting her mother
at Tahoma.
The Advertiser favors Government sub.i-
dy to San Francisco and coast steamers
The King had sailed for Molakai and Main,
proposing to be absent several weeks.
The crater of Kiliama continues to shoot
forth lava with increased activity, AMI there
are now seven distinct lakes of lava in its vi
cinity.
The United States steamer Lackawana ar
rived from the French Frigate shoal with the
wrecked seamen of the ship Daniel Wood
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Great Flood i'm Kansas.

SALIVA, Kan, June II.
A gentleman from Ellsworth reports that
town completely inundated, the water being
six feet deep. Several buildings have f1oated
away and others moved from their foundations.
large amount of lumber has passed here,
siso portions of buildings. The water is four
feet above the railroad track and n GOOD Dor
ton OF the road between here and Ellsworth
is submerged. The Smoky Hill river is still
within its banks here but it is impossible to
travel either way The water is higher than it
has been since 1856.
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-. .-.5f--t d
From the 1sthmus-The March Of Revo-
luton.

mn NEW IOkK, June III.
The steamer Arizona, from Aspinwall
brings California dates of May 18th. and $659.,
600 in treasure. A passenger reports the death
OF Nh. Provost, U. S. consul at Guaysquil.
The Panama Herald of the LIST inst saws the
march of destruction and blood shed has al
ready commenced in the interior States of Co.
lombia The Isthmus is yet Tranquil, but Mos
guerra thIeatens to send troops there. There
has been an angry discussion as to the owner
ship OF the steamer Il. Il. Cuyler, now called
Rayeo. The Secretary of War insisted that
she belonged to Mosquera, and finally declared
the country in state Of war, and closed Con-
gress.
A number of the members of Congress were
arrested by order of Mosquera, and majority
declared traitors Mosquera's action was con
demned by his own partlzans.
The Attorney General of the nation and awo
OF the supreme Court judges have resigned.
The President of Panama having ordered a
commercial tax for war purposes, the foreign
merchants, consul and commanders of vessels
IN the harbOr united in a protest
The President of the State of Magdalena has
declared himself President of the Union on
the ground that Mosquera has turned traitor.
The port of Santa Martha is to be blockaded.
Cholera at Nicaragua has died out
Advices from Peru state that the veteran
General Castillo was at the head of a reyolu-
tlonary party and had taken the field
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Canadian Affairs

ST. GATHERINGS, G. W., june II.
The propeller which was jammed in the lock
has been gotten clear, and navigation will be
resumed tomorrow afternoon.
DAB QUEBEC, june IL.
The immigrant returns for the past week
show that 67S immigrants arrived, only 80 of
whom remained in Canada. The remainder
proceeded to the Western States.
MONTREAL, June IL.
AT the billiard match last night Dion beat
McDevitt by ga points, Tho time of the game
was two hours and seventeen minutes. The
winners average was 2O2 IA, and the lowest III.
The best runs by Dion were GIG, 1T, 1913. 118.
and by McDevitt go, 21S.
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TRENTON NJ, June H.
The National Horse Fair opened to-day at
Trenton. At the grand entriesl there were
about 100 horses, including thirteen double
er and Young Eclipse. The trotting TODAY
was very fair. Among three year Odds, VIM.
b. Smiths stallion of Hartford beat ali COM
petitors. Time, 3.17. There were several other
fine trots. Tomorrow we shall have five
mile dash, with several entries from New
York, Philadelphia and other places. For the
trial of double teams there are entries from
several parts of the country. Also, trials for
horses that have not beaten 2.32. In running
horses there are ten entries from New York,
Providence and Hartford. For special premi-
ums the celebrated mare Fearless has been en-
tered by j. Dagroy Of New York. There are
twenty herses entered in the three minutes
class.
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Proposals for cations
and Ship Ch0ndlery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE


~ DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH}
Portland, June 7, 1867. J
NEALED Proposals will be received at this office
~ until the 2ist day of June inst for the supply Of
ratons to the petty officers and seamen OF the IT, s.
Revenue Steamer g MahOning,' or any other Reve-
nue. Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed at this
port for the term of year from the LIST day OF Ju
ly next.
The rations for the Revenue service is the same as
that allowed In the naval SERVICE emitting the liquor,
ana consists OF the following articles, viz: Beef
Pork Flour, Rice, Raisns Dried Fruit Pickles OF
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
cheese, M0asses, Vinegar.
The rations to be OF good and wholesome quality
70 pc approved by the Captain, and the different ar
tcies comprising the Iaons to be delivered board
the vessel In good and sufficient casks and vessels to
De provided BY the contractor, and the contents
tncreof TO De distinctly marked each 1t is to he
understood that the contractor will be bound to rn-
lsh, upon reasonable notice. as often as NAV be re-
CURED by the Captain of the vessel with the appro-
baton of the Collector mot exceeding upon an aver
age one day in each week. such fresh meat and fresh
vegetables as may be equivalent to the corresponding
parts OF the rations alO we'd in the naval service
iahle OF rations may be seen at this office.
Sealed proposals will also be received this office,
until the 2lst inst for Ship Chandery for the use OF
tne above named vessel vessels for said term Of
one year.
List OF articles to be bid for, and other 81 ecifca-
LIONS necessary to full understanding of the propo
sals advertised tor, may be seen at this office.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR,
June T.. utu Collector.
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WASHINGTON, June IL
The State Department learns under instruc
tions that Mr.. Adams has interposed in the
case OF the Fenians convicted at Dublin, Col
Burke, McCafferty and Mcclure, all of whose
sentences of death have been committed. In
the case of McCafferty writ of error in review
of convictions, at the suggestion of his coun-
sci, was sued out in behalf of the prisoner at
the expense of thu United States.
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NEW YORK. juno IL.
Shortly before O'Clock this afternoon fire
broke out in the turpentine works OF Bloss-
man Hayes, a frame structure located at
the intersection of Dikeman and Ferris streets,
South Brooklyn, caused by the explosion of a
boiler After destroying the building the
flames extended to the premises of Messrs.
Leavitt & Smith, dealers in turpentine, pitch
and rosin. Mr.. Hayes loss is between $4,000
and $4,000; principally in stock. Leavitt &
Smiths loss is $4,000; no insurance.
CHICAGO, Ill, june II.
The City Mills and Corners Union ware
house, in Mendoza, ILL.,, were destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss $21 900; insured $4,000.
ATcHNsoN, Kansas, June II.
Twenty frame buildings, nine on the north
side and eleven on the south side of CONNER
cial street, between Fourth aud Fifth streets,
were destroyed by fire On Sunday. Loss $780,.
0O0; insured for a small amount.
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TLfM3UTH, MASS, J uhO II.
son Iron Works, was killed this morning by
tho explosion of shell, from which he was re
moving the powder. Another person was
slightly wounded and there were several mar
row escapes from injury from flying pieces
The window glass in the vicinity of the mill
was badly shattered. One large fragment
passed through the eounting-room, directly
across the desk, from which the clerk had alb
scented himself but short time
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The Billiard Cham nj enship.

MONTREAL, June 10.
The billiard match for the championship of
America was played to-day, and resulted in
Dion winning the game in rs innings. An
immense number of spectators were present,
and the greatest excitement prevailed during
the progress of the game. At the close Nc
Dewitt had 816 points to Dions 1884, Dion made
the large score of GIG, carrying him out This
is the greatest score ever made to a match.
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90! $500.
The 80 a EayOrite" Sewing M achine

riIHE greatest triumph of mechanical ingenuity OF
l. the age. Sews with perfect accuracy and aston
shing rapdiy, and is the cheapest practical machine
IN the world. agents raated eeery,chere. Samples
sent to part of the coutry upon receipt OF price,
Address WILLIAM b. TWlTCHELL, New York
City, N Y, station d, P. .. box "a. ju3dtf
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LIVERPOOL, June 10-Noon.
Cotton dull estimated sales to-day 1000 bales /;
Middling uplands lid; Middling Orleans 1lBd.-
Breadstufis-Corn 39s Provisions--Pork declined to
ISIS; Beef 1928; Lard sos; Bacon 4Os; Cheese Co.'S
ProducemRene q Petroleum Is Id spirits do Cd
Resin, common IS; nns rs; Spirits Turpentine 33s;
Cd.
LONDON, June 11-2P NJ
Consols are quoted at 94s for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 52Os 49, Illinois Central Railroad shares 7O{
Erie Railroad shares Al,
LIVERPOOL, June lI-2P.M.
unchanged,
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Financial.
NEW YORK, June 11-6P.M NJ.
The money market closed still easier the rates be-
ing @ per cent. on CALL Gold closed at 1871. For
eign Exchange quiet and flrm pine sterling 11O5.
Ts-morrox's steamer will take out one million in
specie. Government securities quiet this afternoon.
Stocks closed strong. Railroad shares higher. Pc
troleum and Mining markets depressed and shares
declining The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day
was as foows Receipts, $5,0oO,OOO; payments, 81
SOC. 900.
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Land On Marion street at Auction.
Desirable Real Estate
PARK STREET,
A II a u @ II . N
On Monday, June 1 9TH, mt 3 p. NJ,

On the premises, No. 55 Park Street.
WILL be sold that very desirable property re-
w Gently occupied by stephen Paiten, Esq
The dwelling is three st ried, of brick, modern
bul, finished IN The most thorough manner, in ex-
celent condition, with all the modern Improvements,
and adap ed to the convenience OF the usekeeper.
Has gas fittings and burners throughout. furnace,
haru and soft water and is In fact of the best
arranged houses in the city.
First story contains diniug room and two kitchens.
Second story has suit of parors and sitting room,
nail anu library. Third story four sleeping rooms
and wardrobe, with bath room Tor hot and cold
wafer Attic two good sized sleeping apartments -
The arrangement of pantries, closets and othes
presses are convenient ami ample
On the premises an excellent stable, with an en-
trance from Park Street Spring Street Pace Lot
So by 100.
10 any party desiring a fine residence this offers
rare opportunity, be ng situated one OF the many
lovely streets Of our city. II offers rare char &C
from the tact that it SOLD, the owner having
rem wed from the State TIE dwelling may be ex-
amined any day previous to sale, from four to five
O'Clock P. by calling Tor key at next door, No IS.
A deposit Of two humid ed dollars will be required
Of the purchaser at time OF sale. sale positive. No
reservation. For iurther particulars call on j. III.
HAMLlN. Commercial Streer, or
L. Nj. PATTEN g. CO., Auct
June IL. dtd
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNAJI, JUNE II.
Flour steady Wheat steady and uneha az No
Winter at 20; No. Winter red at 4o g 2 CO.
Corn dull and unsettled. Oats dull; sales No. at
&c. Rye dull at &c for No. l. whiskey firm at aOc
in bond Provisions-Mess Pork dull with sales at
unchanged at ., II a life; Lard in demand at l2c;
Butter at is q IL. Cheese unchanged and quiet.
Eggs at Is 90 Ice Exchange steady.
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New Orleans Murkets.

~" NEW ORLEANS, June H.
Cotton-tlull and unchanged; sales $50 bales Low
Middng at 24c; receipts for three days $50 bales
against Az bales same time last week; exports for
the same time 913 bales. Sugar-LOuisiana low fair
" a. 12ic. Molasses-Muscovado quoted at Az a Soc.
Sterling Exchange 147 a ISL. New York sight Ex-
change q &c premium.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the FIRE scaded mysel
very severely-One hand almost to a crisp The tor
ture was unbearable. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost imme,l
~ healed rapidly and left very little scar.
CHAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely a sample OF what the Mustang Lini-
mont Will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF wounds
swelings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavs etc. either
upon man beast. = 3
Beware of counterieits. None is genuine unless
wrapped i'll the steel-plate engravngs, bearing the
signature OF g. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the pri-
rafe stamp OF DENIS BARNES q CO, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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PORTLAND, June Sd, 1867.
FTNHE stockholders of the Ca co Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice of officers will be held at the Counting Room
of j. M. Churchill on Wednesday, June i9tn, 1857,
at three O'Clock p. NJ.
Per Order of Directors
june5dtd GEO. Z. b. JACKSON Clerk.
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ADEEkOS SALES.
AssigneeS' Sale.
a
WlLLbe 50

"LL'be sold at puDlc auction, at the Mcrch nts'
w Exchange on The corner Fore and tx
change streets, Tuesday, June llth at Ii o'clock
A. M, one sixteenth OF Barque Lizzie ii. jackson,
she now lies al her wharf;
One eighth OF Barque sarah Ho, art
one ihIty -seeOn1 OF Barque thamette;
One thrty-second OF Steain-tug Uncle sam.
Terms cash. JOHN X Nd,
June 81 It'd Assignee.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

AFAU DE MAGNoIJA.---The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing, and the most OF it for the least
money; ltoyercomes the odor OF perspration; soft
ems and adds delicacy to the skim is delightful Der
tume; alays headache and inflammation and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and np0n the toilet sdeboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold 10y all Druggists.
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The Turf.

Boston, June H.
There was 81, 800 race at the Mystic Park
to-day between Blackstone Belle to harness
and John Steward to saddle three miles and
repeat, which was won by Belle in 75S IL and
1856
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FOR SALE.

y NICE Emery Wheels with table, Shaft for
lOWheel at each end and counter shaft, bur little
used.
Also four Vulcanized Wheels and two arbors will
be sold very reasonable.
j. W. PENNEY,
Mechanic Falls, Me.
june 8, 1867. -d2ws
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All who value valuable head of hair, and its pres
eryatlon from premature badness and turning grey
Will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion.
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, eradcates and
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxurian
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere
+. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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WHAT DID IT? young lady returning to hei
country home after sojourn ofa few months in New
York, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
OF rustic flushed face She had soft ruby complex
Ion OF almost marble smOotness, and instead OF 49,
she really appeared but II. Sine told them plainly
she used Aasan's Magnolia Balm, and would not he
without 1t. Amy lady can improve her appearance
very much BY using This article. 1t can be ordered
Of any druggist for 60 cents . ilt
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug gsts
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For Sale


GOOD second hand "Cay uga Chief" two horse
"A power Moving Machine. Also fifteen Sheep and
Lambs, suitable l0r market Inquire Of "
j. A. MOSES,
je1id2w* At L. C. Briggs & Co, 90 Commercial st,
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Annual Meeting.

1NHE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
L Plumb Streets, Tor n term OF years. Enquire
of sfI. Z. G. MITCHELL Il son,
Aug. 2s. 1SG6-dtf LIS Fore Street.
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S. T.---1s60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold In one year is something startling They
would I'LL Broadway six feet high from the Park TO
4th street. brakes mandatory is one OF the insti-
tutons IN New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his eabaistie
lators to pass law preventing Clisgurng The face
Of nature, which gave him monopoly. We do moi
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
btters SELL as no other article ever did They are
used by all classes OF the community and are death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very nyigorating
when iinguid and week, and great appetizer"
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists