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Clerk OF district Coul Tor said Distric,
COURT OF TIE UNITED

IL STATES. District OF Maine.
In the matter of stephen u. OsEo0d, membc: o.
the firm OF >. Il. osgood go, bankrupt-, in
bankruptcy. This is To give notice that u petition
has been presented 10 the count, This twenty.
lnnt, day June, A. D., Ices, 10y stephen Il. Os-
good OF Ellsworth in said al>iIici, Il bankrupt,
naN ing that he may be decrced TO have lull dis
charge from all his debts, provable under the bank
rupt act, indy idually and rs mculbcr oil The Go.
pnilnership OF ;. Is. Osgood CO., consisting of
hims eff and benjamin +. ,,cllher, which firm has
been adjudged bankrupt TO wit-irom hi, own in
Niuual debts ard from the debts OF said irm, anti
mon reading sdd petition, ii 10 ordered, that Il
hearing be had upon the same, on the seventh
day OF september A. ID ls6s, before the court in
Portland IN said district at 3 o'clock r. Al, and
American and the republican journal. newsla-
Icrs printed i'll said district, once awceh for three
we - and that all creditors who have proved
their debts aud other persons in interest, may Up
pear at said time and place, and show cause, any
they have, Why the prayer OF said petition should
lot be granted.
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
The next Court of Bankruptcy, f,r The Coun-
] ty Of Hancock, will be held in Ellsworth,
at the office of Eugene Hale, Esq, on FRIDAY.
the 3lst day of July, 1868, Mt o'clock, a. Nj.
PETER TEACHER,
Register in Bankruptcy, 9th Cong. District.
td2f
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S. NJ. STETSON.'

from DR.. II. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.J
This is to certify that have known Miss ssw
ycr's salve for more than five years. and Of its
having been successfully used i many cases. !
confidence of those requiring such remedy.
lR. RICHARD CLAY. NJ. D.
lQih-
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Miss Sawyer lives IN the City of Rocklantl. Knox
County, Me. She has devoiedthe years Of her
life to nursing tho sick. and has had more expert.
encc in the cure of obstinate diseases. OH svtU5
and ulcers, AMI has also been consulted III more.
cases Ut accidents. such rs Burns, Scalds and
Bruises, than any other person In New England.
professional or otherwise. She has competed sue
cesstully with the most able physicians in tho
states, MS well as with nurses and Indian doctors.
From time to time she has compounded remedies
for use Ia diseases in her own practice. Amosx0sfs
compounds she has for many years nsssae .
Salve which soon obtained an extensive sale, amt
now is in great demand abro.ff, we'll As In pri-
waite families and among the hpaitfyslS " men
gagged at Ro: kand and vicinity hs Gre hazartiolss
business Of qrarryiny rock and burning iint, and
also among tine seamen along the coast of Maine.
SO popular did it become that while it was only
put up in old mustard boxes. without labels or tho
help Of advertisements. Miss Sawyer received or
ders from nearly or quite every State in the In
iOn The demand finally became extensive that
she becam: utabe to meet 1t, and she made Al.
arrangement with l.. NJ. ROBBINS, u druggist ot
Eockland, to take charge Of the business slAssy-
ply the trade. The agent Is so well satisfied with
the merits of the medicine that he guarantees it TO
all diseases for which it Is recommended and
any who gives it trial according TO diicc.
tons. and is not satisfied is invited to return the
box, with half the contents, and the money will be
refunded. Full directions with each box.
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I AND IN FLORIDA for sale in lots of
IL from ~ to 400 acres. These lands were
cctcd from over 900 100 acres, ana are especially
adapted ~ the cultivation OF tile Orange Lemon,
Line, Banana, Fig, Guava, PantaG, Muscadine,
and every tropical trait known together with Corn,
TJbacco, Augar, and all Vegetables grown north.
One acre in iiantnas will yield crop equal to 1873
y i'll yield from $1,000 to iODu per acre. The
Try aDounds in game, aud the rivers and bays in
fish in endless variety. Climate the most equable
III the world. Price 49, to 81 per acre. Also
heavy yellow Pine Timber Lands, unsurpassed
in the south. y. b. SToNELAKE VI. d., (late Reg
lister ef l. s. LaXtls in F,orida,) Sl3 Broadway,
New York.
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AGENTS WANTED EyERrwHELEl
the Best Reaper Knife GyindOF.

NJ ade of Fine Enc. and vu,canzed Rubber,
Nl firm as steel and always true. Cuts FIVE
times fast rs the grindsone, and gives perfect
edge. Weighs but 20 pounds, Is clamped to the
MACHINE, plank or table, runs, rapidly by gear.
and turns easy. Is the best and cheapest. See it
SCENTS, address j.. q. sToRKE, Auburn, N. Yo X.
4 LIVE MAN can make s 20 per month by selling
~ Lloy,ps Doubl, Revolving Wall Maps
Everybody wants one Address at once to secure
territory. NEW ENGLAND MAP AGENCY, Westerly,
Rhode Island.
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Recommendations.
The following are a few selected from the multi.
ulc Of recommendations in the possession Of the


The following are a few seec ted from the multi.
tube Of recommendations in the possession Of the
Agent.
brunswick, April I. 1867.
Miss SAwYER.-I received your letter last ev.
take your Salve. think 1 can do well with it and
it will be quite IN accommodation to my husband
as he cannot get along without it. He has tried
ever thing else and has never found anything
that healed his log as that salvo Of yours, and We
have both found It to be all and even more than
you recommend it to be. We have had 1t in tho
family ORD years. and have used it for every.
thing, and can truly say we have never found its
equal. use it for weak back and it works like .
charm. Mr.. Coombs has had Fever Sore on his
leg for thirty years and would be a cripple to-day
if he had not found a remedy in your Savc. II
keeps it healed, and takes ont the nfnnation and
proud flesh, and sw ling, and does for him all
that he can ask. l can recommend 1t for good
many thing. that on have not, for use 1t for cv.
you put this testimony together, and it can b.
of service 10 sou you are welcome. =,
You can send me large boxes II you please, ana
few little ones. lean DO bitter withSlarae Oues.
Yours, Sc, ELIZABETH CUOMBS.
From the Rev. y. A. Helmcrhauscn, now Of
BuckspOri, Maine.
This ccriiics that have used Miss Sawycrss
Salve and consider il superior to any other. l
! cheeriully recommend it to all in want of good
salyc.
E. y. HELMERuAUsEN.
January 18th, 1867.
From s. NJ. stctson, OF Freeport, Me-
Fccport, March 20, 1865
hereby testify that Miss Sawyer's Salvs has cur
ed wclling ON my heel of several years stand.
ing. gladly recommend it to the public Ms an
S. NJ sTETSON..
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The
u mi ON 2 aCiiGC
Railroad O0me y
Offer Limited Lrnount Of the-
FIST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR,
PEISCIrAL1 and INTEREST
Paw Il b lie IN GOLD.

Pay a b &c ! n EOLD.
The Great Pacific Railroad Line, cXtendi K LEI
miles f.oiu Omaha, on the Missouri River Ia the
tidc-wate.s of the Pacih' ocean, is being built by
two powerful! com anics-Thc Onion FlciNt, be-
ginning u. Omaha, building West and the Contra
Pacific OF California, beginning at Sacramento,
building East. until the roads shall meet. Both
Companies lave prosecuted the work with great
vi:;or, the Liion Pacific having already expended
over
Thirty Million Dollars,
and the Central over twenty millions, upon thcr
respective parts OF the undertaking. The Union
Pacific Have toin ,!etcd Oh mlles-havc iron and
other I.lt,fials D' two itlutired miles more upon
the ground, aud one hundred additional miles are
ready Tor the trace. IEcy Will have n much lar
ger force cnpi1yrl this year than ever before, and
II /. expected that between
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From Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. r. Kendall, Frccport. Me-

From Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. X. Kendall, Frccport. Mel
Among the many Salves now in use. Miss Saw.
ycr's stands pre-rnlncnt for almost all he achcs
and pains the human family pre- afflicted with.-
For rheumatism. Lame Joints, Nervous Head
ache, it gives immediate relief. We have used IL.
for several wears, and it an untailns remedy for
burns, scal,ls. sore throat, salt heun, swellc,t'
joints, &c We cheerfully recommend it TO the
public II, being perfectly safe and good Tor many
more aches than we hrve mentioned.
Mr.. n Mrs. WM. IL KENDALL.
F,ceport, March 18th, ISL.
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Probate n Offices.

To TIE Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
THE undersigned, Guardian OF Benz. George John.
son, Nathan johnson, Mar,ha T. Johnson and Ed
Intlud Il. johnson, minor heirs of Pauna j john
SON ntc of Dcel Isle in said county, decta. ed, re-
spectfuliy represents that said minor are sliced
and pc .sesscd OF he following described real cs-
tate, riz: n parcel Ct land situated III SAID Deer
Isle bounded as Enthusiastically, by Land of
Abigail Mes rvy; Westerly by land OF Abag2il
Plcssey; Westerly by land of Charles Presley;
Northeily and Easteily by the sail water contain
ing - acres, it being the same describcu in decn
recorded in the registry OF Dcels tor sad county
Vol 100, Page so; That it would be for the bene
Ill OF said minors that said real estate should be
old ami the proceeds thereof put out at interest,
rays that license NAV be granted him to sell and
convey The above dies crihcd real estate at public or
private sale ACCORDING 10 tie requirement of the
law.
GEORGE BARBOUR.
Deer Isle, May 4. 1853.
81 ATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate, May Term,
AD Isis.
On tie foregoing Petition, O"DEHED:-That the
said petitioner give notice to all persons inlcrcs ted
by causing copy of the Petition and this Order
tnci con- to be published three weeks successfully
in tie .ll<wurth American printed M Ellsworth
IN sud county that they may appear at aProhate
l~t e,iuusday OF aug, neat, ut ten o'clock III
why the prayerof said petitioner should not be
granted.
PARKER TUCK. judge.
Gre A. DSEE. kppisfpr 3W 2,
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that lac Ii been Gully appointed
and la- taken upon himself the trust OF an admi
OF the estate ui
.'uis u Case, late of Buckspolt,
in the ctunts al Hancock Nimglcwouln, derra sc't,
by giving hon the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indicted! te the said de-
rras cd's estate To make immediate payment, anu
those who have any demands thereon TO cNhialt
The same for settlement
JOHN BLoDGEr.
May II. lSGS. 3w -
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From Margaret Rogers, Freeport. Me-
Freeport. March 20, 1857. :,
wish to add to my testimony to thousands Of
others which could he given of The efRcic cy Of
Miss Sawycr's Salve, in curing swe ling my
shoulder of q dangerous tendency,
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HOPKINS, Treasurer of Blue:ll.
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THE subscriber he!cby gives public notice to all
concerned that size has been 'uly appreciated
ana has taken upon herself tn trust Of i II "dihf.
oil tie estate Of
John Il. Blood late of Bucksport,
III the cou,tv oi Hancock lcuman, tcccased,by Civ
ing bo!d ~ the law directs she therefore requests
All persons vii are indebted to sii iec'tS Is t.
tate, ina H. immediate pa. ment and thosc who
have any demands thereon TO exhibit the same
Tor settlement.
LOUISA A. BLOOD.
Eucksport, May II, ISIS. Nv ,.
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from John G. Dillingham;, Frccport, Maine.1

From John G. Dillingham;, Frccport, Maine.1
This is to certify that had n tumor ON my face,
II was there about three years. II kept incrcas.
ing in size, till was advised to try Mi Sxwyer's
Salvc. | got box ond carried it with me, and ev.
cry time thought of 1t would rub the tuinor with
The Salve and before used ode box the tumor On,
tii'ly disappeared. ....
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Miss SAwYER's SALvE gives the spccdicst re-
let aud effects the quickest cure, in all cAses 81
nh unatisn, sore Throat, Cold on the Chest, Cuts.
I,ruises. Scalds and abrasions of the skin uf all
kinds. II is invaluable in the Nursery, and NAV
lie applied To the youngest mf,nt with perfect
ecuiity, while no adult should be without ii.-Ga
.eite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14
Ol. RADW AVS
asEAOVATING
RES0LVEMT.
! AEw PRiNcIPLE DISCOVERED.
ONE BOTTLE OF REsoLvENT il BETTER
THAN TEN LARGE HOTTIES OF ruE
ADVERTISED SARsAPARiLLAs. on III.
RECT DluKETiC REMEDIES.

Physicians wonder At the extraordinary mower Of
nADW Al . RENONA Tin u kEsUlvRNI'in caring
M M ~orss forms " scrofaious Syphiioid. Chronic
DAN diseases, Aad It's marvellous power In
oAicaioas coucrel ione alording iinmeiin.e rclle}
nno consequent cure OF Diseases OF the Kidney
tssr, Inns Panereas, Spleen It's rapid
ulaenes Ia thc cure or ID .betes, lneOntineuce or
scanty, tnrtia, aibuEinous, cloudy urine; its a
mos, ibsaaai efficacy In stopping Itching aud pai u
Sha,s r. ~ u,..s, anu ~ singular power In curing
fhoea bloody Urine, and other unhes l,hy and
xeaxening discharges and enquire wherein tne
SAksAPARILLIAN used In the Renovation r.
solvent dners nom ordinary Sarsaparillasl IA.
sapariliian 10 the only principle la sarsaparilia
.nat possesses curative properties all other parts
=, "a, roe. are inert and useless. One OF hs
extract obtained under DR.. Railways new proc a.
ior extracting the curative properties from vepeta
Die substances contains more OF the true prineipl,
Of care tiau ~ lbs OF The ordinary roots
SALksAfAkiLLiAN Ii oniy one OF Inc in.,r al
ents that forms this trial. wOndy -al medicine and
His the only compromising remedy that com,nuni-
peftes through tae BLOOD, SWEAT, uKl Ms, aud
other eecre.lons caring u harmonious functional
action OF every ropravcd organ and giant In the
system. ii the blood 10 corrupt, iae hcsolvcnt will
make 1t pure II the Lungs liberated and core
eecreting thick phegm aud prurelent matter, the
kesclvent will loosen this deposit aud repair the
wasting lung with sound and healthy material. II
the Skin 10 covered with pimples, spots, pustules
sores, ulcers, &C.. the Resolvent will quickly To-
mo . thess annoyaBcss. II mercury deposited In
the bones and has accumulated In the systeu,. the
kesolyent will drive II cut. II the Throat OF Brou-
cnial Glands are ulcer ated the Rcsolvsnt will cure
these signs u Al early waste. Direct remedies,
possessing only exclusive proper ties, arc hnr,fnl,
as they increase the functional secretions Of ono or
gan BY suspcndng the constituent cretions Of 9th
ere hence, compromising remedy like the rcsolv-
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DRop OF
BLOOD impresnAtcd with the Rcsolvsut and alb
sorbcd to supply the waste OF the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and nbre. Tho nrst
dose thas IL taken commences its work OF purincs-
ION and Increasing the appetite and flesh.
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G('aE|||4!!l?!E)


III q SCIENTIFIC COMPOUND
an old and well tried remedy. that was never known
" fail. When used in connection it'll IIAet's MAX
DRAKr LIVER Pits. il il syrc cure for rheumatism
Neuralgia, Scrofula. Fever Sores salt Ahcum, tlrcrs
Piles. Chilblaine. Core Eyes, Cats. Burns. Bruises,
and all diseases of the Skin Whenever there IL
pain and Inflammation either In the Lungs, Stomach
or Bowels apply plaster OF Psges Arnc oil, and
immediate relief will be given For
ScrO(nla Sores.
It has no parallel; It having completely eradicated
this horrible disease after every other remedy had
been uscd In vain. Any pereon making trial Of Il
Who may not be satisfied with the result. can return
the same add the purchase money will be refunded.
II be had Mt the Druggists for % ard 10 cents
boz and IL manufactured only BY J NJ PAGr, Gene
Va, N. Y, 70 whom all orders ahond be addressed.
Ask for Page Arnica Oil. and take no other
BURNHAMS h VAN Setback.
wnntr Chirocn III
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
MASONIC READING.
Masonic Hymn.

Here we bend with supplinnt knee.
In our Lodge we worship Thee;
10 Thee, Lord, We look for aid.
All hfe's trust on Thee Is staid.
Onward moves the msrch OF time.
Seen is passed mans GENIAL prime;
Yorth aud manhood soon departs.
Grace divine sustains cur hearts.
OF we mourn departed worth.
Earth consign 10 mother earth;
Soul from clayey bondage free,
sings mans immortality
When death spreads his funeral wing.
Mssons to Gods promise cling;
Soon death icy arms shall press
An that's mortal 70 his heart.
National Frssm3 son.
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Many people, especially ladies. complain
at this season Of the year Of general weak
ness and debility. The use of Speer's Port
Grape Wine prevents this. The wine is
said &c have most wonderful effect in civ.
ing strength, vigor and tone to the Whole
system it 10 extensively used By ladies'
nursing Or about to nurse infants.
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- T. - I LIT y,


Aud feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant Ills will find
in the use Of these BiTrERS, or the TONIC, mn
elixir that will nstll new life into their veins,
restore in measure the energy and srdor OF
more youthful DAYS. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and Happiness to- their
remaining yssrs.
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remedies They will cure every case OF MARAs-
MUS. without fail
Thousands OF certificates have accumul nted In
he hands ofthe proprietor. but space will allow
OF the publication of but few. Thoae, il will be
observed, are men of note and Of such standing
that they must be believed
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
II AR SYRUP.

"Fsots ere Stubborn things.- says the Old proverb
hAa III tatsc alone do WI tns nd to deal. IN present
ny Nh3t'slI'S TAX SIkGf 10 the public AL
Ahow Vie necessity OF guarding against Colds. NJ
Ns a. the nece silly for takln the proper remedies
"aeh = e olds are upon us. We cay, without fear
~ cohtfaai non. that The super ns OF Wriehts Tar
~ fsp ieF NC cure OF I1nsn il Yti,. Coughs Dad@.
crohthlt hrd All diseases ~ the fHrAAt ana fnn~
does not exist. baIow arr Testimonials from per
sons. some 81 whom are known ii All tafte III the
enuntrs y -
De. X. SssrrcS MsrzEvzie, li,e~srv rs;,nr ~ For
ney's Philadelphia Press, writes
~, fiuLAnri rata. isly 20, 1857.
pfss iS:-Lasi Christians, for the nrsf ss In NV
NE, was @nrh ahfrted ny very severe t'nis uf,,
almost constant cough aud core chest, .prselter
makes perfect, the pruscrb Says, ba. the ,nort i
eouShed the worse did It, BY What then cousd
srcd IN accident, but now believe to have b~cn
Providence. was induced to try DR.. WHaisr's Tar
Srxur purchased from you, and was greatly relieved
In two days, wholly eufcd In ten lie not unpi, A.
ant u the taste, which b good Point. NaMy years
Aso. reading my way through an old library l came
across the works Of that 0lsAop 0srkel ~ who rro
phetieaiiy aud truly Declared, nue than ! cruiurv
sgo. that westward thu march 81 Empire tai - N
way" ana among thetc were two treatiees Ia which
he strongly advocated the ne Of Tar q curative ~
many ercAsee fron CatAsrh ~ the plague Iwss
then truck viii the cnGcncy Of the good Bishop'.
arguments. ana am now enre-nom the riYlcsrv n
DE-. Wrghtr psvpafatim u the sams rrmejv--thsi
they were entirely correct
- nm r. EssH I cu pvv,-
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NEW YoRK CoLUMr.


sySSve nsny Sheet 10 the ROYAL SPANISH
.sIsst,. sis,ns every purchaser the advantage Of
49, Numbers. For iniofmasioS. I'd
"-o.SMiTH CO., General Agents.
80 Nassau street. New York.
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HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.

This Ointment, after an experience Of twenty years.
has proved Itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
Of the Skin having effected . radical In every
case on which II was used. curing many obstinate
previously resisted AL remedies prescribed by the
best medical talent In the country Its eject ID
tonishing. In lew days the soreness and irritation
u removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and remains permanently healed, without the Of
any other remedy,
Thus, rIrrKn, SALT RnEux. lIcH SoLDiER's Iron,
ERyssrKi.Ae, b 0rcnss, PiMrLrs and every form Of
disesse Of the skin IL punct1aly cured, matter 81
hYw long standing. II has cured bad cases of In
rtAMrp EyELrps. and Discharges from the Ear, when
nothing else woud heal them. PUBS, that have
sisted all other treatment for many years, have been
cHectually cured BY the OF only one box Of this
Ointment Brlss, ScALrs. aud ON SoKrs, 1t heals
In q very short time. PRIcn 90 CENTs rEa Boz. lf
not sold by your Druggist send 10 cents tn Johnston
Holloway a Cowden, Philadelphia. box will be
sent free Of postage TO any address.
.HlnEuNArlAV M
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Iii sawsll established fact that fully one
s s:Ss.; IL: . ts": :. DO" s ii. enjoy s.
ment OF good heal th or to use their
own expression. never feel we'll" They are
isngnid. devoid of all energy, extremely ner-
nous. aud have no appetite
10 this class of persons the BITrERS, or the
TONIC. are especially recommended.
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BYJouN RAILWAY, y. ,.

n. B.-This book contains much valuable infor-
nation for the bencnt of the sick illustrated With
lgures Of the Liver, Lungs, kidneys and other or
gans in their natural anu In iheit diseased condi.
ten. Every person IN search Of health and desif-
Gus OF preserving the same, should send for COPY
which will be sent free OF charge, by RENTING one
three cent stamp for postage, to Railway Co., New
York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14

MOLLOWAY,S
VERMIEUGE
CONrECTlONS.

DIR. Holloway, somc fifteen years ago, witnessing
the disrsse occasoned sickly children In taking the
nauscous vefmifhges Of that day. resolved to anna
zc them, and from the moet effective Of thssc RENE
dise succeeded IL separating thsis active medical
properties, pure. tnstelsss and inodorous Then by
combining these with sugar, and moulding them In
to IN agreeable formed the present 0ru-
LAR rvrEofivR VEnMivuaE known A.
hollowsy's tcrnifago Collections,
Which have almost entirely supescsded the old
nsuseous vermifuga to the delight OF tbs poor little
sufferers. II contains no Calomel or ether poison
Gus ingredients.
so highly esteemed q this Popular vcsmifuge, By
the profession, that al Intelligent Physicians who
rs'nedies. - NOT only mOre pleasant 10 take. but
more effective u cure
Parents and guardians, having the caro- ofchildren.
should keep them - family meditns, for they not
only eradicate Wcrms-thoss pssts Of childhoud--
but correct any desangcment Of tho digestive or
gans, % prevalent with children
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DR.. Bixel0W.

-letAe only Physician. - SPECIALIZE
YnoW ID Chicago that can b. entirely
relied upon. 60 TO ME. and not SUIT
fer that horrible disease to remain IN
your eyste0, dlsnguring your fAee
and body. bssidss destroying your
happipeoe aud future prospects OF life.
ne hae made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY hi study
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SORES ON TIE TON0UE,IULCERSI In THE
THROAT, SORE GUNS, SORE MOUTH.
SORES In THE NOSE, ARoUNDTnE

Ifrccentiy exhibited, = few bottles will cure II
chronic.or through effects of Mercury, Potassium,
Corrosive Sublimste from six 10 one dozen bottles
may be required to make permanent euro.