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eSJs MIN ERAL WATERS IN
~ DRAUGHT

MILBURNS POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN,
No. $50 Fifteenth street, opposite tho Treasury.
vARTEsIAN WELL WATER, from Louisville,
,EXCElsIoR, CONGRESS, EMPIRE, and HIGH
ROCK CONGRESS WATERS, from Saratoga
klSSlNGEN, VICHY aud SELTZER WATERS
European Springs '"'
, KATALYsiNE WATER, from Gettysburg, by
inc case, NJ lowest rates. ap2I-f
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Matamoras Dates, via Galveston, Texas


VIOLATION OF THE REVENUE LAW.
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CAPITOL GROUNDS

Tho Committees on the District In Congress
agreed on the extension Of tho
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EVERY LADY AND GENT In the world are
~ wanted as agents for our ONE DOLLAR SALE,
Sr articles. UT ssnd rns
cents for checks and circulars giving full u
formation. Liberal Inducements to agents. Cir
culars sent free. BANKS, LORD co,
~ Washlngtoh ST Boston. Masn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14

mcnt Of serene winter night are not to
he surpassed for CERTAIN pure. uncartlly
lustre. The stars on still winter nigh,
arc like vcstals, Guild and pure.
"About Yulc
Thc wind blows cool>"
SAYS tho old ballad of Sir Patrick Spence.
The Yulc lag wasa marked fcaatarc OF the
old .Christnas. 1t WAC drawn with
great ceremony into The halls Of The fine old
English genglish gentleman of other days,
when England was 'mcrrie England a
land cf Coukaisae. and its charrcd remains
were kept until the Christmas following.
Cold and Jfeary as tho time is hercahoats'
it is possible to Escape, by the aid OF steam.
in two or tire, days, fro I'm inclcmencies, and
tn shoot into port in some well ilavcncd
isle" OF the South. in whose an spiclons Gil
mate stern winter smiles Instead Of wearing
scnwls and frowns. . Ia the old Scandln-
avian book called the E,da, there is an ac-
count of winter of doom called the Fimhul
winter, a general, world whelming snow
storm. which is to last for an indefinite pc
ri,d Of tinc, hut long enough to make even
tn, Summit of sit. Washington disappear
in the universal snaw,lrift. We gotta taste
of winter of this sort last season. boston
Courier.
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The Lecture on Monday.

The lecture on Monday evening was by w.
p. Wh,chouse Esq. of Augusta. The subject,
"Our Scholars. Mr.. Whitehouse lisa young
ger tleman of culture and ability. and has many
warm friends in this section. His lecture was
delivered without notes. and was n highly &C.
captable effort. The object OF the lecturer was
to show that the scholars of this country,
should utilize their knowledge, or rather learn
that which can be made practically useful in the
every day affairs of life. The tendencies of
the age arc in this direction; and all the prob
lens OF our social and political organisms de-
teal attachments, and the most elaborate study
of such matters as tend to develop and make
permanent, the real living and breathing reali-
ties Of the hour. Equal opportunities for all
peoples, is now, and will continue to be the
stlibbolelh OF the dominant party of this coun-
try.
The thought running through the lecture
was most excellent, and comncnlable. but the
style was so highly onate ,-garnished with so
many classical illusions, that an everyday
plodder,-a full grown unitarian like ourself,
could not well comprehend it, nor help arriving
ut the conclusion that the preaching and the
practice were quite at variance.
At the conclusion of the lecture, and once or
twice during its delivery, the audience express
ed its appreciation of the sentiments uttered
by applause. The audience, perhaps was the
largest of the season.
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Cures without sncCzing.
TO CrMsuMprIYE-.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few " esks by very simple remedy, alter hay.
ing suffered for several years with luu 2
agsstion and that dread disease Cons ainption--is
anxious to make known to his fellow -su frerers the
means Of cure. TC
TIE all wo desire 1t, he will send copy of the
eseription nsed free OF CHARGE, with the direct
for preparing and usingthc same, which they
will And SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AsT1,MA
EsoScrirIs, CorGns, CCLps, and all Throat a.d
Lung Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
in sending the Prescription is 10 benefit the afict.
ed, and spread Information which he conceves to
be invaluable. and he hopes every su nerer will Try
his remed', rs il will cost them nothi Bg and nay
prove blessing. Parties wishing the pre- scription
FEHE by return mall will please address.
REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
lyspIs williamsburg kings Co., New York
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RAILROAD LAND AGENTS.


The House Committee on Public Lands
| have uudcr consideration, and Will proba-
bly, report favorably upon an Important
bill, providing in all future grants Of land
to aid in building railroads, the even mum
bere,l sectors shall be subject at once to
pre- -enlption and homestead settlemcnt.aDd
that the odd sections shall be sold only to
actual settlers. in limited quantities. and
not to exceed fixed minimum price.
THE GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI INJUNCTION
CASES DISMISSED.
Justice Nelson have delivered an opinion
in the Supreme Court declaring that the
Court has no jurisdiction on the political re
lations between the general Government
and the States, ana dismssiug the cases of
Georgia and Mississippi against Stanton
and General Grant, which were argued at
the las. term.
MIR. SEWARD SIDES WITH GRANT IN THE
QUESTION or vERACITY.
New York, Feb. l0-Mr. Seward will
not jpiu the rcfutation of Gen. Grants
statements, and has advised the President
that some of his charges against General
Grant We're too broad and too confidently
assumed to be successfully maintained.
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
Returns from Alabama received Sunday
leaves the result of the election go close
that several days will be required to deter
mine it. Several mcmhsrs, of the House
favor :he admission Of Alabama by special
enactment.
A-orurp VOTE
The President viii! probably veto the de-
| fciency bill
| IMPEACHMENT.
Some members of the House give it as
their opinion that articles of Impeachment
will pass the House in less than ten days.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE RECONSTRUCTION
COMMITTEE.
StiIlson. of the World. testified before
the Reconstruction Committee that the
statements he pu .lished were obtained from
the Prds,lent direct. Members Of the
Cabinet viii he examinelby the Committee
after Gen. Grant.
GovEENMENT DEPOSITS.
The bill which will soon he reported b.
the Senate Finance Committee, conpcll-
ing all government money to be deposited
in sub treasures. is bitterly opposed by
National Banks, as it will take several
millions from their deposits.
Gen. Banks, who has been confined to
his room for several days past, expects TO
be in his seat in time to close the debate on
his bill protecting naturalized citizens in
foreign countries. lie will oppose all
amend ae,ts, and says the bill as it now
stands will bring the United States and
England into direct issue at once.
lie the Supreme Court to- day. the Chief
Justice announced to the bar that the Court
sands adjourned for the term until the LIST
of April next
The President sent to the Senate to day
the nomination of G. Il. Tuckerman of n.
Y. to be Minister resident to Greece.
Tie Senate to-day confirmed among
other nominations that of +. Scott Stewart
of Penn. for Consul at Osaca and iilgo
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LOCAL NEWS, &C.

- The lot Of mankind-A lot in the grave.
yard.
1t took over 10000 casks of lime in the
construction Of Browns Hotel, Portland.
The Almanac says, "falling weather NAV
be expected about this time" The writer
meant, failing Thermometer.
Rev. Mr.. Marden Of Orsnd delivers the
next lecture, Monday Evening at the Metho.
dist Westinghouse.
-Messrs. Appleton 4 Co. New York. arc
Issuing complete edition of the Wsyerly Nov.
els and also Of the works of Charles Dicken,
ut the low price o. % cts, each.
The Constabulary repeal bill passed the
senate without any opposition.
Tho New York Republican State Con.
vention indicated its preference for General
Grant for Pre- sident.
Among the big Life Insurance Commands
Is 'ne new York Life, Morris Franklin, Prcsi.
aent. Policies issued during 1867, 6597, insur.
ing TO the amount of s22 ,5il $4,000.
The store of Martin T. White of Belfast
was burned on Friday lust, and an old lady ,v
the name Of Jepson persisted in house in the
rear OF the store, which also burned.
Some of the leading Marine Insurance
companies recommend the use Of Ritchies Lie.
uia Composs, and offer preference to those
vessels carrying.it.
a lot of land in New York city. 52,1o-
'o''' si'ua'eu Oh the corner of Canal & Broad
way sou at auction last week for S4O5, 900. 1t
= in''e iand' at that. A writer says in the
Evening fosf' at no period within twenty years
mas there been SO much capital awaiting invest.
ment In real estate in that city as ut the present
FINED FACT.-That "Barrctt's Hair Re.
S,oratlvc overtops everything. and took the
- -'o"
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1868

NEW IorNs Otii. lSON.
Mr.. ED1ToR.- Since arriving ut this
Port. have read communication in tic
american of the 2lst inst, over the sigma
ture of "Crosscnt, (which replies to some
questions asked in previous paper by ono
Candid. -
Being alluded to in the article, will
say for the benefit of "Candid, that not
outstanding .thc John Limeburne: leak
ed badly. sne arrived at this city withou,
calling to her aid. either Wrccking Com
panieS or Steam Pumps, and delivered hci
cargo in good order. We experienced
some severe weather and the vessel bchav
ed apmirably, showing herself to be al
excellent sea boat, fast sailor and good
carrier.
Now if Scandal really wishes to buill
| would advise his trying sister vessel &c
the Limcbarner, and can assure him tiI;,;
he " i'll find her first rate az sea and .tErs
rate at the Insurance Offices. tic car
change her in some respects, say by fur
nishipg her with two or more bowsprit.
and several rldders, rs both are handy tt
have in case of accident. Sholld he pre-
fer. he can have her masts and bowsprit:
OF Maple. =, o.: g. hard wood, perhaps L'g
numvitae would be most durable. If ht
cannot deci1c what kind Of trenails tc
drive, he can throw them all aside anl
substitute an entirely new method, and fas
ten his planking with the celebrated
"Spaulding's Clue"
Having Candid "-ly given my opinion
if can aid him further, by any advice
shall be happy to do so.
l. ORCUTT.
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Progression not Inconsistency.

Senator Morton. in his reply to Mr.. Doc
little. thus exposes the silly attempt to
prove the Inconsistency OF the Republican
party. BY quoting its legislation in the ear
iier stages OF the war:
coufess (and do It without shame)
that have been educated by the great
events of the war. The American people
have been educated rapidly; and the man
who says he has learned nothing. that he
like an ancient mile-post by the side of the
deserted highway. We, Nj. President.
have advanced step by step. When this
war began we did not contemplate the de
structiOn of slavery. | remember well
when the Crittenden resolution was passed
! declaring that the war was not prosecuted
| for coa1ies.. Or to overturu the Institutions
of any State.
know that that was inten led as All as
surance that slavery should not be destroy
ed. and it received the vote. believe, of
every Republican member in both Houses
OF Congress, but in u few months after that
time it was found by the events of the war
that we could not preserve slavery and
suppress the rebellion, and we must de-
stroy slavery--but not prosecute the war
to destroy slayery-but destroy slavery to
prosecute the war. Which was the better
TO staud by the res olution and let the
| Union go. or to stand by the Union and let
the resolution go? Congress could not
stand by that pledge. and it was ''more
honored in the breach than the observ-
ancc.''
Mr.. Lincoln issued his proclamation of
| emancipation setting free the slaves of
rebels. 1t was dictated by the stern and
bloody experience i the times Mr.. Lin
cola had no choice left him. When he be-
gan this contest no one thought We would
use colorsd soldiers il. the war. The dis
tingushed Senator sitting by me here. Mr..
Cameron when, in the winter of 1861, he
first brought forward the proposition as
Secretary of War, to use cOlOred soldiers.
was greatly in advance of public opinion.
and was thought to be visionary; but as
the war progressed it became manifest to
all intelligent men that we must not only
destroy slavery. but we mist avail our
selves of every instrumentalty in orr pow
err for the purpose OF putting down the
rebellion, and the whole country accorded
in the Use of colored soldicrs-and gallant
and glorious service they rendered. In
1864, II proposition was brought forward in
this body to amend the Constitution of the
United States by abolishng slavery. We
do not think that is very radical now, but
it was very radical then; it was the great
measure of the age, and almost of mod
ern times. and it WAS finally passed; an
amendment setting free every human be-
ing within the limits OF the United States
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Peruvian Syrup

PROTECTED SOLUTION Ot PROTOxIDD
of IRON, supplies the blood with hc Element,
IRON, giving strength, vigor, anu lie to the
whole system.
If the Thousand who are suffering ffv,. rsrEP-
STA, DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAKNESSES. &c., would
but test the virtues Of tire PERUVIAN SYRUP, tho
effect would not only astonish themselves but
would please al their friends; for instead of feel
ing cross, "all gone" and miserable, they would
b cheerful, vigorous and active.
A Distinguished Jurist writes to friend as fol-
lows:- r.- .....
Ihaye tried the Peruvian Syrup and the resule
fully sustains your prediction II has made NEW
MAN of me, infused into my sy stem new vigor and
energy; am no longer tremuous and dcbilitated,
As when You last saw me, bat stronger, heartfer,
and with larger capacity fer labor, mental end
physical, than at any tune during the Last nve
years"
Thousands hare been cAsNSed by the use Of
thus remedy, from Weak, stckiy suffering
creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy men
and tconsen; and inralids cannot rersOnabtn
Hesitate to give 10 a trial. Fl
The genuine has "PERUvIAN SYRUP blown "a
J.P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
No. IS Dcy ST., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Sessions of Courts.

SUPREME IrpIcIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
the 9Th Tuesdays of April and Oct.
CorNrY CoMMis-ioSEHs-At Ellsworth, com.
meneing on the 4th Tuesdays of JAN, April and
Oct.
PROBATE COrRTS-Ellswortl. LIST We'd in Jan,
Feb. Aug, sept. and Dec; 81 We'd. in Jane; lih
" ed, in April; 4th Tues Oct. Buck-poTt-l-t
We'd. in Nay; Sd Wed in Sept, and Jan. Blue
hill-ist We'd in July and Nov.
COURTS OF BANkRUFrtI, - ELLSWORTH 2d Thurs
day after lst Monday OF each month. Machias, I'd
Monday OF each MONTH Hclfa-t, LIST Wednesday
of each month. Rockland, LIST Monday OF each
month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14
WASHINGTON. January 80. 1858

WASHINGTON, January ~. 1858
SIR have the honor to acknowledge
the, return Of my uotc Of the 9th instant,
with your endorsement thcrcon- to the e.
feet that am to obey any order from the
War Department assumed to be issued by
direction of the President. unless such or
der is known by me to have b ell author
lied BY the Executive. and in reply there
to to say that am informed by the Secre-
tary of War that he has not received from
the executive any order or instructions
limiting or impairing his authority TO issue
orders to the army as has heretofore been
his practice under the law and customs OF
the department.
While his authority in the War Depart
ment is not countermanded. it will be sat
isfaetory evidence to me that any orders
issued from the War Department by the
direction Of the President are authorized
by the Executive.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
u. GRANT, General.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14
Matters at Washington
4, rOLASD's FINANCE BILL.

sI- I'D POLAND > fiSANCE BILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-Iudyc Poland.
of Scrmont. has Introduced Il finance bill
which meets with mich approval. The
following are its principal features. The
first section makes ii the duty of the Sec
Rotary IL the Treasury to retire as soon as
practicable all the United States notes
from cir, ulation, and authorizes him to
fund the SAME in five per cent. Ten-furty
bonds.
The second section authorizes the issue
Of circulating notes tn National Banks to
the same cztent that the United States
notes are retired until the United States
notes are reduced ta one hundred millions,
and requires preference to be given to States
and localities not already supplied with
b,iik facilities.
Tile third section provides that after the
III notes arGDfeiucra to one hundred
miI!iolls, circulating notes shall bd issued to
National hanhing assoeiailans WHICH com
PLY with the existing laws aud furnish rs
quircd securities.
COLORADO TO ne ADMITTED.
The Senate Committee on Territories
have agreed to fayorally report the bill for
the admission Of calorado into the Union.
which it will he remembered WAS passed.
anil yetaed ly the President last winter
Tie Senator's elect 'fo.n the Territory Lave
beep here for some bug, v.
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TO CONSIlNIpIIYEs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send ffrce
OF charge)to an who desire 1t, the prescription
with the directions for making and using The
simple remedy by which he was cured of n ling
affection and that dread disease Consumpticn.
His only object 10 to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every SUFFERER will try this prescription a
II costs them nothing, aAd may prove BILE sing
Please address
4 REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. lds South Second Street, william ,burxb.
New York. s"'
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Enquirer.

NEW PRESIDENT FOR BROWN UNIVERSITY.
We are most happy to be able to announce
that the Corporation of Brown University,
Providence, X. l., yesterday electhd DR.. Alexis
Caswell to the presidency Of that University
DR.. Caswcll was Professor of Philosophy and
Astronomy in the University for about thirty
six years and four years since resigned and
retired from service of the College. His recall
under the circumstances, is alike ereditablc 10
the DR., and to the Corporation.
boston TfdreUer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14

| The time is coming when the ice crop Of
Maine will be worth yearly millions of dollars
ami this gift Of nature TO our profit and advaii-
iage, Is supplemented by an invention and man.
liiacture peculiar to Maina-~:Le STEAM REIN
ED SOAP.-Price Current,
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Hancock Feb. 10th, 1868.

MIR. SAwYER:-I have taker the American
from its commencement, and have never ask
ed for an explanation of anything have en-
published in its columns, but now 1 should like
for your Gouldsboro correspondent to inform
ME where she gets the authority for saying
that ''Jesus was born in a manger." Also l
want that correspondents opinion of "What
is Temperament" Is it drinking to excessl or
total abstinence? or is it moderate use Of a
thing?
"Inquirer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14

TIE sG0Teg THIsTLE.-When tho stcsitliily
cried out with pain and the Scottish camp was
saved. Let all who have been injured by poi.
sonous compounds Of sacratus give the alarm.
and save the community fYLE's SAiERATpS
is the only pure and safe article, Always put
UP fall weight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14
CANCER, scRcFuLa, &C., CURED.

~ Persons afflicted NTH Cancer, Strefuls
Tumors. Eruptions, &c, are CURED by the use
DR.. GREENS
ELECTRO-MEDICAT BATHS,
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
blood oil an Iiumors, Mercury, Lead, &C., and re-
store bea ith So inv Aids afflicted with every va
riety of disease. A book riding Cancer. Scref-
ala, IIumors and other diseases, with their prop
er means of cure, may be obtained free At the
MEpicAL INSTITUTE, or by mail. Address Dir.
GREENE 10 Temple place, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14

THOUSANDS HAVE DEEM CHANGED by the
use ofthe Peruvian Syrup Ia protoXide of Iron)
from weak, siakly, suffering creatures, to
strong, healthy and happy men aud women
and invalid. cannot reason bly, hesitate to give
it u trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility ii is n
specific.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14
WHY AUCFER FROMsOREA

when by the use OF the Arnica Ointment you
can easily be cured 1t has relieved thousands from
Eurns, Cuts, Chapped Hands, Boils,
SpraiIs, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint Of the Skin. Try It, for II
costs but Is cents. lie sure 10 ask for
HALE'S ARNICA OINTM ENT
For sale by all Druggists.
e. q. Peck, Agent for Ellsworth and Vicinity.
mos29 a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14

The excellent AMERICAN ORGAN, 'manli-
featured by 5. ID. 4 IL. w. Smith, Boston,. used
at the late convention, deserves an especial no.
tice, large double banked instrument of II
stops, whose heavy sub-bass notes were dis
tinctly heard above the whole chorus of $50
voices, while in accompanying the recitatves
in the oratoriOs, the effect of the soft stops and
the nsa Of these beautiful instruments Is be-
ginning to be appreciated by musical societies
in the larger Cities Burlington Free Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14
CIR OF UL A +.

The Rev. George Storrs, of Brooklyn, n. Y.,says
in the Bible Examiner, by way of apology FOR pup
fishing medical certificate in b 10 magazine OF mo
cure of his only SON. q scrTMa uis M s,s,s
smeSt, not Tor pay hut in gratitude to God who
.'iias answered prayer, and in justice to Dr. An.
ders bsims satisfied that there Is virtue in he los
Sdine Mater treatment, which the readers OF thie
Magazine will thank its Editor for bringing to
"their notice." s..f t-Hs
Circulars free. t q
Dr. ii. Anders' iodine Water ia for sale by J.P.
pISsEORE, Proprietor, 81 hey ST., n. T., aud ~
all Druggists. AVA q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

Tho splendid Hair Dye Ia the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye--IIarmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dye. hyigorates the hair, leaving
ii soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed JvaE
~m 4. Batchetor. All others are mere limitations,
Prrumcrs. Factory u Barclay stresr, New York.
lyspf7
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ERHoR- OF Yourr

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncr
vous Debility. Premature Decay, and ali the effect
OF youthful indiscrcton, will for the sake of sun
ering humanity, send free to all who need It, The.
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing to pro n
dy the advertisers experience can do 40 by ad-
Dressing, IN perfect confidence ~ Ohm Il. OGDEN
u Cedar Street, New York, so
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-14

they heNtT IlII.
This great Sto,nachic Healer Is just what the
people need. II is remedy they can RELY on.
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache. Dzzi,
ness, Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains in the
side and Back it has no equal; not the least
among its virtues is its extreme plcasantness
To the taste and immediate beneficial effect
Try it, suffering Dyspeptics, and be erred
Such are the assertions Of those situated to
know. From The vast amount of this article
sold, II must have great merit. 2w4