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CENTRAL AMERICA.
The San Jose Wharf-NIinister Dickinson in
TrOuble-He Owns an Illicit Still-General
Items. b. aa


The San Jose Wharf-Minister Dickinson in
TroubIe-He Owns an Illicit Still-(seneraI
Ac"s' p.y. .nrs. ., ,eee
IANAAA' august zi' 1000
The republics al remain tranquil and appear to be
advancing In prosperity
cr.rr,,
'oAiH"ALA' Dh15
In my last informed you that the new wharf at
the mort q, San lose de Guatemala had been opened
- ~ ,o.n - I'll, - e. rou, a. ,,u ,-or,, -,
on .ne lo'n VI 'uy' ~ 10 ~" ~ iun "oiAAus oioer,
and VIII be OF immense value to vessels loading and
. :. 49,, -
roads'ead' eAposeo iios1 u 'ne year :" neaVy'
rolling sea- and the surf Is frequently SO high as to
roraor - MT op,v hnt Impossible IN aract
iANo. ~ Nv w -, ~. 49, - ~
LANDING. Inc wharf wiz ODviate tnls oiHcuity 70
great extent ana render emparKatlon ana deDarKa-
COn comparatively easy. IL III Ol lTOu anu was
constructed by Messrs. Greve Co., OF Dudley,
England, at an original cost OF $4,000. II was
erected under the supervision OF Mr. Robert
Sellers, formerly master mechanic OF the Panama
Railroad. 1t Is $40 feet IN length ana 90 IN width,
with an at the foot Of 100 feet Three lines OF rail
cars run up the wharf to the Custom House, thus
rendering the transportation easy and inexpensive,
and the whole is covered by substantial roof. The
The total cost OF the work as now stands Is about
tary life was lost during the construction OF the
wharf. The Salvador government following the
example OF Guatemala, nave entered into contract
for similar work at the port OF La LDertad ana Mr.
Sellers who mas undertaken the contract, now on
his way TO Europe 10 procure the materials: Inc
exports from tne ports OF san Jose, san LUIS anu
Tecojate lGuatamaial ior tne niontn % April was
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SPAIN.

The Cabinet Crisls-Movcment Of the Court.
A telegram from Madrid Of August IS reports the
news that the Captains General OF Madrid and BARGE
Iona had rendered their resignation In consequence
OF recent events is confirmed. IL IL also confirmed
that the Minister OF War resigned his post at the
termination OF the last sitting OF the Privy Council
general Ministerial crisis Is believed to exist but
It will probably continue without any change being
made until the Queens return to Madrid.
IL Is reported that in consequence OF measures
taken by the government against military men,
Generals Penzela, Novilch, Gassett, san Romano
and others rendered their designations at the last
Privy Council.
The war Minister intlmated his intention of resign
ing his portfolio.
The Queen Ii said TO have offered General Penzela
the Presidency OF new Cabinet, but that General
demanded the dismissal Of Marifori the lntendent Of
the Palace, to which her Majesty would not accede.
The negotiations undertaken by the Finance Min
lister to contract loan under guarantee of the Gus
toms receipts OF Mo rocco belonging to Spain, as q
indemnity, are un derstood TO have been unsuc-
cessftL.
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PERU.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM PANAMA.

Opening Of Conxrcss-Probable Acceptanc Of
Stewards DIcdintion-(.reat Earthquake Mt
Callao.
AsPINwALL, August 81, 1868.
Dates from Peru are to August IA. Congress
opened on the 2sth July. The financial state OF the
country Is reported by tho Minister as very unsatis
factory.
Stewards renewed ofrer OF mediation ia highly APP
proved by Colonel Balta and viii likely be ac-
cepted. The health OF Lima ia good. Only very
Isolated cases OF fever appear aud few prove fatal
Business IL good.
The United states steamer Powhatan arrived at
Callao August 10.
On the 18th OF August, at ten minutes past I'VE in
the afternoon, severe shock OF earthquake was felt
In Callao and vicinity, lasting three minutes and
hall, and was followed by two or three others OF
short duration. Great excitement and alarm existed
during the night on account OF the sea rising and
flooding part OF the town near the water. Large
numbers OF people left for the highlands. No lives
were lost, but property on shore was damaged to q
large extent. The shipping was unnured. Some
vessels dragged their anchors and others put to
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Electric Telegraphs bill has appeared, which in
cludes, among other interesting particulars stare
ment showing the mileage of railways under agree
ment with the telegraph companies and the number
OF years which the agreements have to run, az wen
as the mileage of wires on such railways. sum,
mary OF the statement shows there are i,zoo hs VI
line and 4226 miles OF wire under term OF agree
ment OF from i to s years; 3ess miles OF .he
and 2osoS of wire under term OF ee s viz, %
under q term OF agreement OF from ii to 20 years;
s4o6 miles Of line and I247 Of wire under te sIa
miles of line and 55s of wire with term OF agree
ment of rom 81 to 90 years-makng total OF l3 40
miles of line and S. IA Of wire under various terms
craze duration OF these agreements being 26 2-3
years per mile of line, and 25h years per mile Of
wire.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Case Of Alleged DesertiOn.
Before Commissioner Newton.

Jurgen Serensen was brought before the Commits
sioner on warrant issued to the United States
Marshal based on an afrdavit of L. d. Oliviera
Gomez, Consul General Of Portugal. II. d. Lapaugh
appeared for the Portuguese government and w.
II. WOOdman for the prisoner.
The prisoner was claimed by the Consul General
as q deserter from the Portuguese brig Fortuna.
His discharge moved on the grounds that,
although native OF Scheswig, he was, by reason OF
service IN the United States Navy, a citizen of the
United States, and he had been induced by fraud to
ship on the Fortuna. The motion was denied, and
after testimony had been given by the Consul Gen
eral the prosecution rested.
The prisoner was then offered as witness by the
defence, but was excluded as incompetent. The
case then adjour ned to the 31s instant to give
the prisoner an opport unity lof producing other EVIL
dence.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the thcr-
mometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy, 2ls Broadway,
HERALD Ruildlng:=
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RUSSIA.
Eastern Policy OF the Empirc-1n Accord with
the United states-Closer to Germany.

From the Paris Dtbats, August 1871
The Moscow Gazette reproaches the journals OF
Western Europe and especially those OF London
with remaining silent respecting the two resolutions
adopted by the United states Congress BY the first
OF these the American Legislature requires the ex-
ecutive power to- Insist on the government OF the
Porte granting complete Independence to Crete, and
by the second IL asks the washington Cabinet TO
make every effort TO obtain an unrestrctedly free
navigation OF the Dardanees and the Bosphorus
for every class OF vessels, whether OF war or OF
the merchant marine. We cannot well see what
interest the Moscow Gazette can have In asking
on this subject for "the voice Of Europe" TO quote
its own words The voice has only two statements
TO make In the meantime: first, that the resolutions
IN question cannot but be agreeable TO Russia since
they are in accord with the political objects OF that
empire; ana, secondly, that, from the enumeration
OF the famous Monroe doctrine which protests
against any European interference In American
analrs ~ IL dlncuit To discover on tchdt foundation
the republic OF the United states can rest ~ order
70 meddte 'otth politics IN Europe and especially to
demand the complete independence or Crete. How
ever, the two resolutions adopted by Congress still
remain SIMPLY an expression of the opinion OF that
body ana we have not heard that they have been
followed up by any practical steps the part Of the
Executive.
The Emperor OF Russia, at Kissngen IL said to
nave expressed 70 several persons the great satsac
uon Whlcn ne fclt AT the nature Of the conference
with the King Of Prussia.
AZ the recent distribution Of prizes AT the Rolish
Cohege III Paris, medals were given bearing the
emgy o. Prince Napoleon. Is 1t not probable that
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
COLOMBIA.

Steamer Movements NJ AspinwaIl-The Ponce
Revolution In New Phase-The Herald
Among the Istmenos.
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AZ the recent distribution Of prizes al the Rolish
College, ~ Paris medals were given bearing the
engl 81 Prince Napoleon. IL 1t not probable that
ms iiighness may not aspire TO be more closely
linked with PolaDdf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-28


R Grnteausfi9ten. Sie
Dor &urSem bon Hns mitgetbeilten unp
ainItiaen Berihte iiber ben Stan0 Der
Meiseniaoten in Sn0iana, &entudp
un0 einigen onoern StaoteH iperOen,
pie mir Das eripartet batten, ourd
neuere 8erihte mioerleat. 0lns Sn>
oiana tpiro iiamentIi@ gemeIoet, 0aB
oae iparnle gDetter uno Oer @Egen iu
ben Iebten Be9en ri9t anein benz
Idon 5erbOrseiproften 9Beisen anss
nebmeno gut 0etban babe, fonoern oab
iebt aud fof iberaI iunse Beisens
haIme aus Der Grbe un0 sluar on
SteIIen enportomnleit, an lueIden man
bic @eiseniaot fmon UerIoren gegebeu
bate. Gbenlo f@reibt Oer 3eTinstoH
Statesman aus &ertudp: f
,,gHir ha6en uns DabOH iiber3eugf,
oab @eisen. Otogeen Mnb 9sEife BET
iptitem nidt 10 bieI etlittsH habeH.
nie mir friber annabnlen." glEls uHs
Terem eiaenen &taote, Mliffifppi nnA
aPiHourt, Iauten Die Beri6te nod eiins
lfiser
/ % glo@ 0ftptenbtH naxoea
Dor einiaen Eagen aus &pglu8feso
| SH. fiinfsig 6aE MfebI uno 3lvei Ta6
4 Gbed sur anfeEltiikung tet 0oFtsaef
sgothIeibenoen abeeIanot. Sir fTril
| Transformation oieler &enopH9el
murbe slsi9faIIs 9orae 9etFageEy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-28

G Regererfdoffen. Su
@iHiomion eountb luate Elm iunger
Mann, stainens Groip, In feinem ltes
bernnthe, iiber einlee i'm 0ee Itebenos
gieger binregsureiteu. QIls ibn cine,
berfeIben in ben 3iieel fieI, So0 er leineu
SseboIber naO fdoB ibn foot. DiI
Goroners Snre ertIdrte, OoE Der Neael
,Durd 3uion@ q erldJoiea ipOrben fei!
&eia @onnmentar nOtbis.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-28

ieilIe Mn0 Mouen erIdienen aufriibres
ride Maureranl1Idge Die 9lusbes
bunq snr WfObil @ar6e miro ais llrs
ladDe on9egeben.
Ser 8eiH1 Oes Yrin3en gtapoleon
in Berlin bat, iuie man iest erfGbrt,
gum 3iuef gebabt, Die llnter;eihner
Der @iener 9sertrage bon 1915 81
elmer @onferens au beltimmen, im
MaBregeln 9e9en bic 0nrd MuBlanO
bousoaene, ,ienen &srtrdaen iDiberlpres
denOe Ginperleibuae 6es &0ni9reids
9olen nit 3uBlnno 81 befdlieBen.
2lomiral 6arragut iuirO f0rtw1breno
bonn pdpllIiden 9nf nit 2lts5eidnuns
gen iiberb1nft. ySeaen ieiner &ratifs
bet fam er aber bic Soblreiden Gin<
La0unaeH nidbt alllebinen. @
Gin ufos oes &aiiers bon &uBlano
bebt ale Hnterf9ieoe Sipiltben Holen
lln6 MuBlano auf. 8olen lit iest nihts
lpeiter. ais Elm 8eltanOtbetl bes ruff
lfe Gei1es.
Sn Sapan 1T Sic NebeIlion 6es SD.
foon gan3Iid unterOriidt. Wfan bofft
0as 8elfe bon Der neuen gesierune
oes Niifa6o.
g8ien, q. W6rS.
@roBe Demonitrationen Der Srcu6l
gaben fid fun0 in SSolge Der Mnnabmt
Ses @ibiIebe gefebes 6ur@ Cen 0tei9s
ratb, ipel1es faftif9 bos @oncorbai
aufbebt. 0ie @eiftlidfeit CAB iidb al,
Wfiibe, ipeni9ltens einen 9lufihnb Oe1
8eiblubfalung gu erlangen oIleir
6erleIbe tpurOe ab9elebnt. Sung 98iet
mar am 9lben6 ianminirt.
Berlin, rs. Wldr3.
Die Ge9ierung bat Elm Circular al
ibre ousipartigen 8ertreter eelanbt, ii
tpel1em in glbre6e geltellt miro, oai
Hrina 9lapoleon um poIitifder 8tpedl
tpillen in Senti9lanO geipeien iei.
Die itaIieniide 8e9ieruna bat meb'
rere 8rie9sfdiffe mad Sapan 9efdiGt
UNI bic SnterelIen Der StaIiener 81
bertbeiOigen.
Blrttenber9 bat fir Oas 3oDparIa,
ment preuBenfeinoli4e 9lb9eorOnet
9eiudbIt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-28

= Sin &aufmaun in Baltimore,
oelIen @obn in Cincinnati Die @nmme
BON 1870 In elmer Earo 8unt Der ;
loren hattie, bat btsrb Die @eri@te ben
boAen 8etrag 3uriidetitottet erboLten.
Qluth mus Der 6oros Bonfier nod Gin
fen besaEIen. Gs icIten uaebr ..fCl@s
GxsnlbeI ftatuitt iverOen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-28

,,Gine fdbredliAe Rrantbeit. bies
fes IS taI", faote cine Dame, ais
lie Sen Iebten Gterbli1feitsberiHf bes
@elnnObeitsbeamten geIelen bate; lid
babe cben na@geremnet ilno finbe, Dab
an oieier eiuen Rranfbeit tbenf 0 ;
bieI Menf@en geftOrben iinb, nie an
allen iibrigen 3ufamntengenOntmen. =
60 Ieftn iuir III einenl en9Iigden
1auIhbgatte. @ermutbIid, mar Ois
Dame Die arnn ienes 0legimentsdefs
ber,nls gr Ste 8erpFegnngeIiittn lelitei
Mlannldlafi iiberblidte, tragic: ,gHel
| Fn6 nnr Die berEudten &eFle Qatui
unD ETansportl Die freHen Il
70 pisI, Iuie bic anoern aILefamalt.n
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-05
a rt;nr hanL with astonisnment.

starting back with astonishment.
eyes, am. Now | am able to dis.
charge that never forgotten debt. Since
the hour / parted from your door, Heav-
en- has smiled on all my undertakings.
am rich and honored. | became ac-
quaiuted with your misfortunes, but could
not learn where you were. Henctorth
you labor no more. My purse is yours
take what You wish and go with ne. Be
as one of my family. My care shall be
for your comfort while you live. and if
heaven should call me first, l will pro-
vide for your future years"
By strange reverses in fortune, now of
daily occurrence, the wealthy merchant
had become reduced to abject poverty,
while the former beggar at his door had
riseH single handed, by energy, industry,
and untiring perseverance,, TO wealth and
high honors.
The old man accompanied the judge to
his southern home, where he now lives,
respected and beloved by all.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-05

THOUSANDS OF HORSES die yearly
Il from Collie. This need not be. DR.. To-
bias Venetian Horse LinimeIt viii positive
ly cure every case, if given when first taken.
The cost is only one dollar. Evrv owner of
a horse should have bottle in his stable.
ready for use. II is warranted superior 10
anything else for the cure OF Cuts, Wind
Calls, SweIlings. Sore Throat. Sprains, Brui-
ses. Old Sores, &c. This Liniment is no new
remedy. Ii has been used and approved OF
for 90 years by the first horseinen in the coun-
try. Given to an Over-driven horse, il acts
like magic. Orders are constantly received
FROM the racing stables of England for it,
The ceIebmted Hiram Woodruff OF trotting
fame, used it for years, and said it is far SUI
perior to any other he has tried. Recolleet
DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse LinimeBt is put
up in pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by
the Druggists and SaddlsTs. Depot. SO Cort-
andt Street, New York. 2-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-05
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

EUeI'U wear increases the p0Dlt-
tdrity of this rdEudble Hair Prep
drdti0H, fUItich Is due to merit
alone. We can assure oar old
patrons that it as kept fully rap to
dts high standard. and to those
tOItO hare aeVer ased it ace can
confidently SAP, that it is the only
reliable and perfected DrepdPU-
ton to restore GRAY Oh FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t soft, tttstrolts. and siihicn
tOItite and clean: az I'eHOces all
eluptiOlIs and EGfldPPtJ1, and by
its tonic properties 7DFecents the
hair from failing oct, as it slim
9SLGteS and uOuPiSkeS TIC hair
glands. By its use the hair 0FOsCs
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal CiG0P, and aUiU
create o. HelO gPOICtt e.l.cept in
extreme old age. 1t i,' the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eceF used, as it requires TesUeI.
applications, and gires the hair
so much admired or al. Il. n.
Hayes, VI. D.. State <iSS6YeF Of
Mass, SGyS. 'fkHe constituents are
pure and caPeJtiiiy selected for
excellent qIC0fsitU. and consider
1t the BEST PREPAs AfEsGT for
SIS Intended purposes" he IiIb-
Iish a treatise ora the hair, itHich
ere send free by mail WpOI april
cation, SUh;ch contains coiHnIeR-
dGtOTy notices from cieF0DBpen,
physicians, the press. and others.
BE hare made the study Of ire
hair ana its diseases q speciality
for years, and kH0fr thGt 5Ce make
the most eL1erfire preparation for
TIE restoration and the IJreSeyrd-
ton of the hair, e.rt0Ht. and so
acknowledged bU the 6eSf TEcsss-
cal slnd Chemical Authority.
SD BY all Druggists and Dealers n Medicine
COOK, co3uR9 & CO.
GeBil Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-05

Thersty GRITTY thai 1uas sorely afflicted sVKh Bail.
for fro years, dsrelopIng hen,seifes upon gsy isLs
other parts Of my body. The s.gtlgs nthici eass ~
f0m them are i7ddssc1ijIbie. 81. flee IL 10 seq Uo
fIijtiy fIied yeredL II the most popular htlor
the edT7tcst request intimate fTd flt5t
10 t,y Dr. j. ~ f0l0,ffs R,irnr Donoy, and
hcppy g. attest that all nay Boss selaored afsd
Lsstt restored by Gsins d. f0i,ads aforesaid
iei,.ss MI ION G1LE.
Ia,sio,l Lu,, q, re-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-05
HOLMAN A. GAUMON,

DEALERS in all kinds of Cabinet Ware,
IL Orange ST., Prescott. Wis. We keep
constantly on hand a large stock of Cabinet
Furniture, and the public are invited to call
and see us before making their purchases. -
Charges reasonable. for cash only.
HOLMAN & GAUMOS.
Prescott, Feb. %, lS6s.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-05

GREAT RUSH AT NoKEE's. Ia see hi.
VI stock Of Wall Paper. Curtain Pap, r.
Bor'ering, Rustic Blinds, Bind Cages. Tow
Carts, Cabs, BASKETS, &c.
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HOTEss.
st. James Hotel.
MASS,


The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends and the public that he has leased the ne"
and elegant ST. JAMES HOTEL, Boston, situated up
on Franklin Square, and that he will open the house
1or the reception of guests Wednesday, the END
day of April, 1868. -i
The site for the ST. j MES has been most admira-
bly, chosen for all reasons affecting superior Hotel
1t is in the geographical ntre of the city, and is
surrounded by broad streets and beautiful squares,
with spacious park in front, and open grounds In all
directions. The immediate locality is believed to be
unsurpassed in the country.
The ST. JAMES combines in its construction every
modern domestic convenience and luxury, the ain
having been to furnish honse which shall commend
itself to the stidious taste, and TO the favor of
the entire public.
The notable characteristics of the ST. JAMES are
its broad, light, and wel-ventiated corridors and
vestibules its cheerful and well-arranged apartments
and its domestic convenience from basement to
dome. The house contains the largest and most ap-
proved Passenger Elevator erected, which lands
the guests any floor from parlor to attic, in one
minute. Horse from the depots and all parts of
the city and environs, pa within rod OF the Hotel
continually through the day. Special coaches, at
tached to the ST. JAMES, will be found at all of the
Railroad Stations, and new carriages and attentive
drivers at the House.
The undersigned trusts that his long experience in
| the Astor House, New York, the Stetson House,
Long Branch, &C., will enable him to make this
and spacious Hotel favorte resort for the travelling
public.
| J.P. M. STETSON.
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DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies'. who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No "a
especial accommodation.
DR.. H.'s Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unriya-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
renale nlesuarlues. Their action is specific and
certain Of producing relief In short time
LADIES VIII lind it invaluable in all cases OF oh
aiter al other remedies have been tried In
YAH. ~ is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
sme ieast INJURIOUS 10 the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times
by addressing mr. HIIGu r. ions
'anl'lc65d&w. No. ID Preble Street, Portland.
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Caasion 40 sAn Puhlic.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
hat remedies handed out general use should haye
pheir efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nosrums
and cure-alls purportng to be the best in the world
which are not only useless, but always Injurious
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, as it is amentabe yet ncontroverti-
BILE fact, that many syphitic patients made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
isa point generally conceded by the best syphilogra
dhers that the study and management of these come
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. Tho inexperienced general pract-
TONER, having neither opportunity nor time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system of treatment in most cases max.
ing an ndiscriminate Of that antiquaed and dan.
ger0ue weapon, the Mercury.
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HOffS Malt Extract
Beverage Of Health.
HOffS Malt Extract
Sewerage of Health,
HOHS Malt Extract
beverage Of Health.
HOff's Malt Extract
Beverage Of Heath

ENDURSED BY SCIENCE
AND APPROVED BY EXPERIENCE.
;. Beverage which has by its pleasant taste and
IFS u.s. value as REMEDY acquired great reputation.
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVER AGE OF
h It celebrated in all countries, taken at all
ages IN sickness or in health, and Away with bene-
fit is proved, y
/; BY SCIENCE,
IL BY ITS EFFECTS.
, l. science has declared that HofTs Malt Extract
sewerage of Health is the Best Strengthening Ton
&c AND Remedy. No Medicine, but pleasant Reme-
uy, more Strengthening nourishng and pleasant than
Alcohol.
IL. Experience justifies indeed its celebrity.
Thousands of sufferers have been cured by the of
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HEALTH.
1t acts an invigorator to the entire system and
is invaluable in all the manifold disorders Of tbe
stomach, Catsrrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness, Scroiula.
Chlorosis etc. -
For sale at the depot and by druggists and grocers
lanu aprI4-eOd1yv
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Notice..

M vile, Almedia Wedge, having left my bed and
W board without JUST cause, 1 hereby forbid ali
count a = or IIr ~, u III my ae-
Portland, March 81, 1868. aprIdsw. W. "hD0h'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-18
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