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h.a- teE- twenty-five hundred do
lars side, or as much more a. he-
may please to name. The fight to
take piaee@w itfIfns@ff fifty mites OF St -.
Louis, and sixty or ninety days after
my fight with Co burn. As / always
mean business. ] viii deposit $500 sas
a forfeit at the Broad Guage. SALOON,
Chestnut Street, at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. As soon as this sum Is
covered | will meet Mr. ,AllenitQ sign
the necessary articles aaiIfreis srom
Signed.J u : NIKE MCCOeLE1fdt
- Champion of America.
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LPELEGRAPH.
Progress OF Treas0n-Gen. -HaBeGeh
Alabama Election.

- c.0lf II ~ L. ~ ~ -tt
Progress OF Treas0n-Gen. HaBcGciL
alabama Election.
NV YORK, March ga New o.
leans special to the Tribune, dated the
9Th, says The opposition city papers
are Still apologizing for the conduct
of JEFF Davis and Hancock on the
occasion Of the fremen's parade.
Not ole Of them condemn it. Gen.
Hancock's policy seems still more
ominous. City notes have deprecia-
ted to Is cents discount, and a panic
exists in the city. The Mayor Of the
city, anticipating trouble, issued a
proclamatio1 to-day, indirectly eharg-
ing Gen. Hancock and leading rebels
here, with the responsibility Of any
event that may occur. The people
are anxiously hoping that Grant will
send a safer and an ADLER commander
to minister affairs In this District.
The Convention adiourns tomorrow
The Constitution was signed yester-
day, seven Conservative members de-
elfnfng to afix their signatures. The
pay Of members ceased yesterday.
a special to the Times from Wash
ington says that Hancock, in renew
ing his request to be relieved, bases 1t
on the ground that his sense of self
respect impels him to do so. His
request will be denied, as there is no
officer of proper rank to succeed him.
The TTtbuae's dispatch states that
the final vote on Randalls bill, sub
stituting legal tenders for national
bank currency, will be taken up by
the Committee on Finance Tomorrow.
Numerous national banks are repre-.
scented here to be endeaVoring to de-
feat it.
Al Montgomery, Ala, special of the
Sth to the World states that the off
cial returns of the late election have
been made up, Of III, 900 registered
votes, a little over 10000 were cast,
and most all of them for the Consti-
tuition, The white vote is Insignificant
not over one in twenty. ,i-s.... a....-
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Wheat for Liverpool

SAN Francisco, March 8.-The
British iron ship Viscata left. here
yesterday for liverpool with a cargo
ofWheat valued at over SOC, 600. She
went ashore Just outside Golden Gate
last night. A portion of her cargo
was thrown overheard The vessel
has-become embedded In the sand.
and it is impossible to move her. She
has made nowater yet.
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violation Of the Revenue Laws. !.

FORTRESS MONROE, march, 9.r-Bx-
Mayor Collins, Of Portsmouth, has
been arrested for violating qthe reye.
nue. laws. He owned whisky distll-
lery and a schooner laden with whisky,
both of which were seized. in the Dis
NAL Swamp Yesterday. 81
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s. HUGE YARN.
IF the New York H0rld desired TO
obtain the frath from Indiana, they
would give their Indianapolis CORES
pendent his dismissal very soon.
This, however, Is not what they want,
aud they could get no person to an
-sWer their purpose better than their
preentyone, who is understood to be
an ndld political editor Of this city.
His last setter. while speaking Of
Governor Baker as an excellent man,
declaresI he has no strength oa the
stump, none with the people. In
speaking of Mr. Uumbaek, he goes
moreintO detail, closing up with the
assertion that he made so miserable
failure as the presiding officer of the
State Senate last Winter as to delay
businessman make his friends heart
lily ashamed of him on account of. his
entire Ignorance of parliamentary
law, and his invariably erroneous
rulings upon points Of order. This
is quite ona par with the recent state
nient of the World itself, that the
whole country was ablaze with excite
ment- over the PROPOSED effort to ina
peach the President. TGJalt .gtT1t e.
- THE STATE LIBRARY, & =
Persons coming to the city on busis
ness, frequently find fiat they have
their hands. The State Library, since
It's enlargement, 80 as to extend the
whole length Of the State House, is
now a place where an hour or a day
ats time may re spent with both
pleasure and profit. The library itself
Is quite extensive. and embraces every
branch Of literature, including many
rare foreign works. The large folio
works of art are attractive to those
who admire fine engravings, while the
three rooms especially devoted to the
relics of the rebellion, the trophies of
the war, the battle flags of the victo-
rious Indiana regiments and the por-
traits Of distinguished soldiers and
civilians must be of especial interest /
to patriotic Indianians.. Rev. B. II. i
Foster, the State Librarian, will take I
pleasure In extending to visitors from A
any section of the State, the courteous
which will assist them in
spending the tirae to advantage and
general satisfaction, III ra j
Err sreVr A CITY PARKw8J eds
indianapolis seems to be rather IN.
favorable tn Bubble Parks upon gen
eral prineiplesl The heirs of the late |
Calvin Fletcher; ST.. proposed recent
" toodonate a tract Of thirty acres, at |
the end of the Massachusetts Avenue !
Lime of street cars, to the city for a |
park, provided it would be put In |
proper order and kept sO.s The first |
objection raised was by taxpayer,
who said the object in making the |
donation was to increase the value of I
the remaining lands that the donors /
could afford to fix it up and give it to
the city, and still make money out of |
the gift, and that it should not be ac- |
cepted unless they did so. AS the /
land as it hes is worth some $4,000. I
this proposition is at least cool one. !
Recently more sensible reasons have. /
been urged against it-that the city I
cannot afford the expense just now, of /
hxing it IUp-that it is not in the right /
place. &c. The matter will come up I
before the Council next Monday |
night, but from present. indications, /
It will very probably be rejected.
as nt4 sir1aL L. B.
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Another Fire.

SACo, Maine, March 9.-An inoen-
diary fire last night destroyed Hills
market house, Libbys baker shop,
DR.. Grants drug store, Drs. Snow
and Llbby's Offices, and Guerney's
grocery store. Loss $4,000. Guer-
ney was insured. No other insurance.
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A Woman POisORs Her Husband and
Three Children. 51- is

ToRONTog March 9. "A woman
named M0nniou was arrested yesterL
day ON suspicion Of poisoning her has
band and three children. a0ne child
is dead The others are not expected
to recover l1nl WYNN ~ ~ lul..
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New York, March 9Th e Catbo-
lie Church In Sidney Place, Brooklyn,
was burned yesterday. Loss $50, 900.
Several valuable paintings were de
stroyed with the building.
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DlstIlIery selzed.

New YORK, March 9-Tiniey's
large distillery was seized Saturday
night, BY Collector Bailey 1t was
running at the time, although it was
In charge of u. S. Marshal.
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good work thus inaugurated, remains
to be seen, but grave doubts are ex-
pressed upon the Subject.
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We have now in stock, IN Bleaehed and
Brown Musllns, Canton FIannels, Prints,
Checks, and Hickory. stripes, goods OF the
best brands prOeuced in this country. f#.I
The house that Wal sell goods e. marked
HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO.,
90 Main Street.
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Sc Main Street.

"E. NOW OFFER TO THE PUB
w lie large and Wen-selected BtoaE
of Fail and Winter Dry Goods. Having
bought new goods recently, and selling
all our goods st prices only justified bY
present low prices East, we respect1ullV
request the public 70 call and see our stock
In Dress Goods. All the newest shades 10
French and Irish Popins, French Merl-
nos, En- press Cloths, Winseys, Melang6
Scotch Plaids and ATWOOD Declines
Our stock III Wooden Goods Is the largest
in the city. In Cloths Of all colOrs, CaaEl-
meres. SaIinets, TweedE. Jeans, and Flan-
nels we are able TO offer to customers 1n-
ducements no other house IN the city can.
Our stock Of Notions ~ large, conn riaing
everything expected TO be found. We have
a large stock OF Knit Goods, shirts and
Drawers. Hoods and Nubias, ShaWls and
Blankets, &c.
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MILLER, KARGES & CO.,
Wholesale Furniture Manufacturers
and Dealers in
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, &C.,

FIRST STREET, bet. Pine and Elm,
EVANSVILLE, IND. +
Orders of All kinds win receive prompt
attention. IS 1-.t sts.Tt sE r.
Turning Work of every description done
10 order at short notice
actory corner Fourth Street and Canal
Basin, near Pigeon Creek.
te29 d3m
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Puslls.
~ q


am such an indispensable part OF your being
that n mortal creature cannot exist Without me-
We, am not exclusively Of an animal nature Tor
the earth owns mo ~ well. I am TO be met WIN
Al yesuvius and IEtna. only you would never be
Able 10 approach near enough 20 see me. 50 you
must look for me In rivers, where you viii always
discover me, dust where you will net find me In
the animal kinsdom,) the farthest non, tho head.
dwell In all caves Of the earth, and In all pits,
whether Of coal or ore. Not even cannon is
made without me. for am where men seek the
.bubble reputation" am large and long In the
shark and alligator, small In the crab and cater
pillar, deep and wide In Jar and jug. long and
elliptic In the human race, round In the ray and
the skate. and triangular In the iecch: with all
the animal race am movable, generally noisy,
and can open or close at viii: but In inanimate
nature am generally noiseless and pcrpetualiy
open. Idwelt In Venice, and through my means
the secret messages to the lnquisition passed.
was In Egypt with Memnon, making music when
the sun touched me. In short, II the eyes are
called windows Of the soul. I may very justly be
considered Is III portal.
No.f.
Ny nrst Is . plant. my seconds plan,.-my
whole 10 plant.
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COURrING ~ CHURCII.-A young gen
tleman. happening to sit at church In pew
adjoining one In which sat n young lady
for whom he conceived sudden und vi0-
lent passion. was DESTROYS of entering In
to a courtshp on the spot. but the place
not being suitable for formal declara'
ton. the case suggested the following
plan:
Bible opened, with pin stuck In the fol.
lowing text:
Spcond Eplstle Of John, verse 9th
s.And now I besecch thee, lady< not rs
though wrote new commandment unto
thee, but that which we had from the be-
ginning, that we love one another"
She returned Ii pointing to the second
chapter Of Ruth, verse 10Th:
"rhen she fell on her face and bowed
herself to the ground and said to him:
'.why have I found grace In thine eyes,
seeing am u strangerT
He returned the book pointing tn the
thirteenth verse Of the thru Epistlc OF
John
Having many things to write unto you
I would not write with pen and Ink. but
trust shortly to come unto you, and speak
face to face, that orr Joy may be fnll."
From the above interview, u marriage
took place the ensuing week.
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH.

rncss Who are safereg non the above should psusurs
pv Have q New Medical poak, satitlei fHk SClkNCk
on LiiE, os UNDERSTANDING apply 10 Tie
suihos of that Invaluable trvstise.
Inpslr~i manhood % middle gc people PERFECTLY 70
ssosrd PysvsusIca Conception, Pregnancy, and irvy-
uiasitIes and al CcnplAiun q women fui'y sxptAped
ms beok contains 800 psgss, printed on nns Psp<r
Illustrated sith bssutfu voSmvngs, bound ta oeserIe
elosh, and b universally prso0apcsd Ne "" "saesS
sssrk On tAs eord
sses 10 ell parts % the country y mall, seusev 49,,
b.. A A. HAYES, No. Balnnch suvst, % J. J. pfkh
4 CO Is School Strest, Bostoa.
n R-Dr n. can always Be consulted IN tns enesSss
eeaaasces hon eicck In the moaning until orscek IN
M svsalnx. inssalalis sscreey sad esrtsta rsh0.
kaaanssa, No. 4 Bulnnch street., bossons
opfss,s Revere House splyxd
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An individual possessing unmistakable
evidence Of African extraction was ar
raigned ut a New Orleans Police Court q
few days agoNfor larceny. The Judge as
Of right, was digniile6 but with severe
presence "Arc you guilty or notT' he In
qulred.
"Sarr
"Did you steal these clothes!" he re-
peated.
"Golly, boss. 'clar never done It."
'''fhis man says you did,"
'He aln't nothing but white trash"
"And what are your"
Me! Why don't you know me. rid
wild you In de procession, helped to tote
YOU home when you got tired dat night
don't yer member me nowy'
There was the "suddenest" mol. pros.
In that darkey's case that judicial annals
afford an example Of. So much for the
advantages of good society.
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FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber, wishing

~ THE Subscriber, wishing to
change business now Offers his
Homestead Farm for sale. Said farm contains 20
acres, more or iess-about 80 acres In wood and
pasturing. and about u acres In moving and TIL
lsge.-has one Br.ck House, 2ix36, with an L l6x2O
with " rooms all finished tAttic not hnishedl Gel.
lar under whole house and l. With cistern contain.
Ing some 10 hhda. Cellar 2 feet deep, Roof sla.
ted. wood-shed running IRON house TO barn. with
corn-house over L. One barn 31xcO aad one stable
with cellar under 10, 3Oxt0, with hay.lot above t.
Also, another barn for storing hay, 2Dx3D, 70 feet
posts one blscksmith's chop about i2xi6 Has
about three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming Into
bearing. and all OF the choicest fruit, has two
wells one In yard Of house. another In cellar IN.
der stable also, within 10 iest Of stable one Largo
Reservoir, Sx2Ox6. Cor water In case Of Ore.
said hru will DO sold In ssparsts lots or In
whole, i % arranged that the buildings, together
with orchard and some ten acres Of land will be
sold separate. u desired. All the remainder Of
rfllass Land lays on the public streets, and will
70 CIT ND and sold separately, n desired. Also,
the Wool and Pasture land Will BE- sold separate-
ly desired. Said farm Il sitautsd on Hill street.
Biddeford, and 10 within ten mlnutes' walk Of the
stores and mills, and 10 within the No. 4 sehool
District. entitled 10 the privilege Of High School
without extra charge.
Also, sOms lots Of land on Alfred street. mont Of
~ chareh. suitable for storea for further par.
ieulars, please call on the subeeribsr 90 The pgsu
ises. 20 JAMES ANDREWS.
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'k MORRILL,, Physician and
Sur1soa, Eivss exclusive attention 10 Diseases 81
Women. Ne has made diseases VI woman his stu
DR. for the past twenty years. His practice hal
essa WY extsnsivs both In Hospital and In pri.
vats practice. His reputation has voschsrs In al
the eIy papers, his patients. and the medical pro-
fsssion, both here and abrusd. - being the NOS,
shillfsi specialize here. and thoroaEh nastsr oi
DR NoRRiLL n admitted BY he best med.
ieai talent OF the country % hare no equal In the
trsatmeat Of Female Complaints and 10 10 no nnu-
saAl oeesrSsaes fee ply sicians N regular pleeues
70 rseeamsad patients 70 hin for treatment vhss
smietsd with diseases In his speciality.
LAdlss viii receive the most scientific attsnuon'
both Medically end sargicaily, viii private Apart
nsns during ssssnsss, asd With old ss1 expert
enced nurses, II they vish -.
me poss Afvtssd frss sfeharys. Physicians OF
patients Wishing HE epnioa OF sdvies, by letter,
AID ssele.lay NE usual bee, viii b snswsssa BY
rstlru mall.
oass, No. e H0WARD STREET, SsSscc. Mas.
y9sl
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ISTRICT or MAINE. I'M the matt

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
This 10 To give notice that petition has been pre-
ssnted 10 the Court this third dav % November, by
Arthur ID. Halnes, ofSsco,a Bankrupt praying that
he may be decreed to have null discharge from al
his debts, provable under the Bankrupt Act, and
upon reading said petition, IL 10 ordered by tho
Court that hearing be had upon the same, on the
fourth day Of January, A. D., 1869, before the
NJ, and that all creditors who hive proved
their debts and other persons in interest, may
appear ut said timo and place, aud shew cause
any they have, why tho prayer OF said Peti'
ton should not be granted:
wM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court FOR said District.
3Wt6
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I'm Bankruptcy.


District Court Of the United states-District Of
Maine. In the matter OF Henry l. Taylor and
Putnam 8. Boothby, individually and ~ eopsrt.
ners. Bsnkrupts.
THIS Is to give notice that petition has been
i presented TO the Court this leth day Of Octos
Der. 4. d. 1868, by Henry L. Taylor, Of Portland,
Bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed TO have
full discharge ffom ell his debts, provable under
the BANKRUPT Act, individually and - . member
Of the nrm Of Henry L. Taylor 4 Co., and
Taylor 4 Boothby, and upon reading said pc
tition, IL 10 Ordered by the Court that o hear.
M be had upon the same, on the 10th day OF
December, A. D., 1868, before the Court In Fort.
land, In said District, ct O'Clock p. D., and that
notice thereof be published In the Portland Adver
tiser and the Biddeford Union and Jcnrnal, news
papers printed In. said District, once |. week for
three weeks, and once IN Weekly Advertiser,
and that all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons 10 interest, may. Ap-
pear ct said time and place, aud show cause, any
not rSsi be- ar granted. NV VIII. p. treble,
3wi5 Clerk OF District Court for said District
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IAs Burial Of Lsssss.
NJ Joxx .. Tuoxrsox.

The combat rsssd not long. but ours the day;
And through Ne hosss that eo~pssssd ~
o. .!.'s NM: S =. rod, rH proudly On n. S.y
siasis ofsnSIs men amid The hostile siaip.
One moment on the battles edge he stood,
Hops's halo nss helmet round his half;
s ,ossIs, S . dssss, ana s.s |. y. blood
Ivsa IN: b passsd through ne red sass Of
Prom ssisSiy Crowns and palma 70 an Immortal
ASrothsr bore HE body nom the neid,
And gave 70 unto strsngers hands, that closed
1ns AZ. az. :.S S,ss ss :saSsr nSs
Strangers, yss sisters who, with Mary's love-,
satby ne open tomb. and, weeping looked
A llttle child sszewed roses on his bier,
Pale resss. .es moro stainless than his soqi,
s;S 1 sssS =; .s s :ssi Ss.i su,
h sssd s..,ss and Ne slsAsl .lsv..
Approacesd Win revsrsas fsss ne hsros iewiy
No man Of God nishs rssd the burial r,ss
Above ~ reoeEehus declared tho Zoe
That SiassAsd SsSoss Mn n ths deadly Ant;
but voaaa's votes, h sceeass ser asd lsw,
Trembling Win li,yi to.shsd with ps.hos, read
.,ris sew~ IN vsslnsss, u is raised In power:'
ssely Y l.calss aeaisd o ne cir.
And the sweet breathings IL the sunset hour
Cans eacH fespoasive N ths nouruer's prayer
AID ~ = Win N nss. his csssiIy. and his
La us "a weep Cor hin. whose dssas endure;
- yoano, - eeavs. - eeasttfsl-ke did
A - I'D wtshed y dts'-the past y sarSi
whaosvsr - % seryv NY sssids
1hooo Wa sdn lhc9 ~ u seoFmy aAnre,
Az .s:: 49,: ,sss s. sss. Z. "a ss: :s..'
sssn r.lss - nallsA hasd % wye tss ter
xs g: :: :: -: - y, ss;sss:ss -,
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Dr. shoi.., Eclectic Innrmary

Yor the speedy and permanent cure OF Chronic
diseases. once. No. Ia Court st., Boston. Man.
DR.. SIIOLES does strictly On ONCE business, and
rives special attention 10 all Diseases OF the sex.
ual System. by his own Improved method OF treat
.ecret sbitr or other causes will lind IL 10 their
advantage 10 consult him.
To PEMALu-Dr Sholes has made all diseases
and 10 this department Of practice he will continus
TO give especial attention. -liIs Lunar Mixture"
FOR females may be used by oil ladies with the GER
tainty ofrsliefn every case Of unnatural stoppsgs
Strangers under his treatment, wishing TO re-
main In the city will DO furnished with good board
and competent nurses. IyJo
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NONRESIDENT TAXES
THE TOWN OF LYMAN.

TNHE following List Of Taxes on Real Estate
Il Of nonresident owners IN the town Of Lyman.
Tor the year 1857, In Iills committed 10 bradford
Cousens Collector OF said town. on the 30th day Of
Aug, 1867, has been returned by him to me rs un.
paid on the 18th day OF Aug 1868. BY his certif
tcs Is hereby given that II the said taxes. and In.
terest and charges are not paid Into the Treasury
OF said town within eighteen months rom the date
Of CONN itment OF said bills, so much OF tho real
estate taxed as will he sufficient 10 pay the amount
due therefor, including interest and charges will,
without further notice. he sold at public auction.
at the TreAsurers ONCE In said town, on the third
day or March, 1867, ut two O'Clock r. N,
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l0us contamination unit
cured In such great numbers In almost every seS
ion OF the country, that the public scarcely need 4
bc informed OF It's virtues or uses.
enemies OF our race. efscn, this unseen and unisi
tenant Of the organism undermincs the constitution
and Invites the attack OF eneebllng fatal diseases
Sree ne hs Hs
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
Into ono or other OF It's hdeous FORMS either on The
surface or among the vltals. In the latter, tubcr
heart, or aimors formed IN the liver, or Il shows
It, presence by cruptons on the skin, or foul ulcer
ations on some part OF the body. Hence the occa
sSs mSen no % scSs " disease
appear. Persons afiiicted with the following com.
plants generally ind immediate relief, and, al
length. cure, by the use OF this SARSAPARiL.
letter, Salt Rhcss,, Scaid Head, Rtagrorm,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions OF
visible form, Of seyofsIes: dlsea.e; Al.o In the
and the various Clceross ahcctIons Of the muscu'
lar and nervous systems.
are cured by It, though long time 10 required for
subdulng these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
Bu. long ecntinued use q this ms,lisiIs win eurs
UIeeraiiens, and FemSie Diseases, are coFr
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured hy "
Ian. and nsd s. A nss D sS
Piled gratis. Rhcsmaftsss and Gesf, whcn
Suscd BY accumnlatious Of extraneous matters
N Tho blood, yield quickly 10 u. a. also L<ee'
ssSftss OF he Lirsr, and Jsssdtce, when aItsins
biood. mis- SIRSIFIRILLIis great 10
,tnrsr for the strength and yigor Of tho Vstem.
Those who arc Lsspsid and Lx.fisss, Dsspss.
UrsAeastsns or Fesrs, or any OF the s6ecttoas
Iymptomatic Of WeakSess, win nnd immsdiate
vlief and convincing svtdsncs Of - RESPONSIVE
,oucr upon trial.
PREPIRxD BY