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The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
WANTED.

WANTED.
IN 600 GOVERNMENT July Gold
1OsOOO Coupons. G.
10000 CITY Bonds, in aid OF AT q oe' Law
anq7d1v 81 Exchange st.
Wanted!
-, Vessels to run between Portland
-S51zaN and Boston for the season with brick.
yf.fgrD Charles SAWYER.
Ss.lzss-s-z1@1 Ship Broker 1913 commercial street,
mar1tt Portland.
BOarders and EOdgers
WTANTED, at No 244a Congress street, Congress
w Hall Block, nearly opposite City Hall. All new
and pleasant rooms One uniurnished front room,
suitable ior gentleman and wife. te12tf
BOarders Wanted.
"A Gentleman and Wife can be accommodated with
1Apleasant rooms and board. Also a few single
gentlemen at IL Federal st. oc31d1w*ttf
Wantedy
YOUNG GENTLEMAN with the highest Gre
IA dentials wishes to obtain situation as Book
Keeper, or General Clerk, in some mercantile house
In this city, Address Box 1868, Portland P. o.
October 27. dit
Wanted!
CUSTOM COAT MAKERS. Apply to
oet6dtf 109 Middle Street.
An American or Nova scotian Girl
CUTTABLY recommended, is wanted at No. 6s
~ Dantorth St. tor second work and to assist in
the care of children. c. W. GODDARD
Portland, April 2Sd, 1862 ap2Ieodh
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A CARD.
OrruNwA, Iowa,
February 4th, SO.

Ed. Courier,
Dear Sir In q local notice
in your yesterdays (Fsb 81 issue
you do US, no doubt an unintentional
injury, by conveying to the pnblic,
the idea that 10 the Withdrawal Of
Mr.. White from the late firm Of Full
ton. Mast l. White, he takes with
him the entire Insurance business Of
the firm, and that inasmuch % Nj
w. has .run" the firm Of Fulton
Mast / White during the last year
all the Insurance business Of the com,
ing year is to be transacted at the
new Office.
This is a mistake. The partner
Snip expired by the terms Of the
original contract, which neither par.
ty desired to renew. Mr.. White
only takes with him one half the com
panies represented in tho old firm
ana with them establishes his new
agency, in which enterprise we wish
him abundant success.
We retain the remainder Of The
companies and will contixu.
the Insurance business with 4
line Of companies as good ~ can b.
obtained in the United States, anG
will devote even more time to thu
business during the coming year thar
we have done during the past, ant
we promise all who may Patrons,
OR office to insurance in the bes
companies, ut ~ low rate a. can b,
obtained in any reliable company
and in case Of loss our earnest effort,
for the speedy and honest adjust
ments Of tho same.
Thankful for past patronage, NJ
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DrsMIssED.-The seduction case
wss dismissed yesterday directly af-
ter the commencement of the trial on
account ofthe admission Of the pros
ecuting witness and plaintiff, Miss
Royce, to the effect that the crime
had been last committed Is months
before fling the complaint, and thus
barred BY the statute elimination.
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Congressional.
Washington, Feb 3.

Washington, Feb 3.
HOUSE.
Mr. Ella, from the Committee on
Printing, reported . joint resolution
in reference to the stationary con-
tract Of tho Interior Department
with Dempsey & O'Toole, directing
tho Secretary not to receive or pay
forcertain bond paper or printing
tho work not having been performed
also to withhold tho payment of 9th
Or items Of their account.
After an hours discussion the bill
was passed.
SINArB.-The Senate resumed the
consideration Of the Consular Appro.
priation bill.
M Buckalew renewed his motion
to strike out the appropriation Of
81, 900 to carry into effect the treaty
for the suppression of the slave trade,
Mr.. Doo1ittle moved to amend the
clause BY providing against the pay.
Of any part Of tho appropriation, un.
less the President Of the United
States ascertains from the Govern
mont of Great Britaie that its objects
to the discontinusnce of mixed courts
provided for by the treaty before
their termination by such treaty.
Mr.. White offered an amendment
TO the the motion by requesting the
President to ask Great Britain to abb
rogate that part Of the treaty, and
that the pay Of the u. s. officers con
nected with said government courts
cease.
The amendment was agreed to, and
Mr. Doolittle's proposition so amend
The motion Of Mr.. Buckalew was
lost-yeas II; nays 81.
An amendment was adopted in.
creasing the pay of the Minister resi-
dent ofthe Argentine Republic snd Of
the Republic Of Uruguay, and to send
. Consul to the Winnipeg Selkirk
settlement.
Mr.. Pomeroy offered An amend
ment providing that all Consuls and
Consular agents, who are neither ma
tive nor naturalized citizens, be dis
missed withia thirty days after the
passage Of the acs.
Rejected and the bill passed.
Mr.. Grimes gave notice if tho bill
70 repeal the tenure of Office act was
not soon reported by the Com. having
i,in charge, no would call it up him
self ct An early day.
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United states
fol- the District of Iowa In bank rupt-
cy. Ia the matter OF George u. Shelter
bankrupt, at keokuk in said District
on the 10Th day OF January, 1869, u. $,
A.Distr.c ct of low.
This is 10 give notice that n petition has
been, to wit, on the 10Th day Of January,
A ID 1869, filed fn said district court BY
George shelter, of Ottumwa, Wapello
county, Iowa, in said district, and who
has been heretofore duly declared bank.
rupt under the act OF Congress entitled =
IAN act to established uniform system
of bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved Mar ii "a 1867, for q
discharge and certificate thereof from ali
his debts and other claims provabe Under
said act;and that the 27thaay of February
A 1859 alto O'Clock Il m, is he time
assigned for tho herring OF the Same be-
fore said court, in the city of keoRaK Lee
county, iowa. in said district, when and
where ali creditors ofsaid bankrupt. and
other person in interest, may attend aud
show cause If amy they have why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted And further notice is hereby
given that The ri and "a meetings OF
creditors required uhlerfije 18th and. 2Sth
Sections OF said Act, VIII lie held al the of,
tice oiNan'I. Andersen, Register in bank
rupefi 1t .Aibia, Monroe County. Iowa
on The 18th day Of Fehtgarg u. d 1869, ut
10 o'e38eK. u M.
II. IL. LOVE, Clerk
u s Dist Court for Iaw;t.
IENBEBSfIoTT & BURTON,
Attorneys for Petition er.
en- mi
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A CARD.

We desire TO return to the very kind
people of Ottum va, aad our imu.sdists
n ,ghbors, our siacere thanks for their
assistance during the long illness OF our
deceased son. and their attention 81 his
funeral, and to especially thank his teacher
and schoolmates for the evidences oftheir
sympathy In the card published to-day
in the CoURIER.
j. w. HU0IlNs.
REBBCCA HU0olND.
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Gold l.35}.

Gold 1851.
n. W. Associated Press met in
Chicago yesterday, Howell Of the
Gate, RUSSELL Of the Davenport Ga
zette, Ham of the Dubuque Herald,
and Mills of the Register being in at
tendance from Iowa.
10 lives were lost in the Danbury
Conn, freshet.
Weston has got to Rouses Point
4b8 miles from Bangor, where he
started.
$4,000 fire in st. Paul destroying
their principal Hotel.
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Aliens Lung Balsam

Aliens Lung Balsam
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
Amos Woolly, NJ. D., OF Kosciusco Co.,
Ind, says: For tire years past / have
used Aliens Lung Balsam extensively in
my practice, and l am satisfied there Is
no better medicine for Lung diseases in
use.n
Isaac r.. Doran, NJ. D., of Logan county
o., says; ALIENS Lung Balsam not only
sells rapidly, but gives perfect satisfac-
ton in every case within my knowledge.
Having confidence in it, and knowing
that it possesses valuable medical proper
/ freely use it in my daily practice, and
ant, it is most certainly far ahead of any
preparation l have ever yet known."
Nathaniel Harris, NJ. d., of Middlebury'
VT, says /. II have no doubt it will soon
become classical remedial agent for the
cure OF all diseases of the Throat, Bron-
chial Tubes and the Lungs"
Dr. Lloyd, of Ohio, Surgeon in the army
ted consumption. He says: have no
hesitancS in saying that 1t was by the
use OF vour Lung Balsam that am now
alive and enjoying healt"..'
DR.. Fletcher of Missouri, says: :. rec
ommend your Balsam in preference to
any other medicine for Coughs, and it
gives satisfaction"
Aliens Lung Balsam is the remedy to
| cure all Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t
should be thoroughly tested before using
| any other Balsam. 1t will cure when all
others fail. Directions accompany each
| bottle.
J.N. HARRIS & CO., sole Proprietors,
| Cincinnati. Ohio. For sale by
| TAYLOR, BLAKE Il CO..
| .Ottumwa, Iowa.
For Sale by all Druggists.
ian 2Gd&Mlm.
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A resident Of Burlington, Iowa
having had sanded sugar sold him
inserted the following: "Notice-l
bought Of grocer in this village I
quantity Of sugar, from which l OBJ
tanned one pound Of sand. If th'
rascal who cheated me will send Il
my address seven pounds Of goot
sugar will be sailed; If not, l shall
expose him." II is said that on tn,
following day nineseven pound pack
ages Of sugar were left at his resi-
dence from as many different dealers
each supposing himself the one in
tended.-Loydl Citizen.
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hope By . careful attention TO The in.
tereses and che business entrusted 70
our care to merit = continuance Of
tAe same.
Very respectfully,
FULTON & MAST.
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I desire to thank my old political
friends who nominated me last night
for City Assessor in the Democratic
Convention, against my protest, for
their evidences Of continued conf
dence, but have respectfully to decline
. nomiaatioa, much less an election,
u any Office At the hands of the mod
ern so-called democratic party.
Et#s JOHN CoYAN.
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=
SETTLE Ur.-Having disposed ofmy
interest in tho Blacksmithing bust
ness at Agency City, desire oil per-
sons indebted TO me to call immedi-
atcly and settle. The accounts are
in. the hands Of Saml Ryan, who
win rscsive all money and pay all
indebtedness.
Mr. Ryan win continue in the bus
insss a. heretofore, with good stock
Of Material. Wagons, buggies,
slsighs, etc., made of the best stock.
Repairing done to order on short
notice.
w.t.. ABNER SMUTy.
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AppRoPRIArs.-The Democrats
becoming tired Of having their hides
tanned by the Galena tanner, have
cencladsd to patronise home indus
tiy. and do their own business; con-
ssqueutly they nominated our very
good friend, John Graves, Curner,
Tanner and General dealer in Hides,
u their candidate for City Treasurer
ldst night. As the dressing ofthese
old locofoco pslts always was . very
nasty job, Republicans can interpose
no serious objection to this arrange
ment, moro especially since the du-
tics Of democratic City Treasurer,
will afford Mr.. Graves abundance
Of leisure to attend to the tanning
branch Of his business.
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PHRsoNAL.-William II. FetZer of
ClArica County Pa, having been at
trscted hitherward by the great
promise of our growing young city,
has pitched his tabernacle among rs;
and hung his professional card to the
brsese, to which we direct the atten-
ton, Of our readers in another place.
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Fall and Winter Styles.

Fall and Winter Styles.
MRS. NJ. Pr.aTTs and
u WIN" MRS. 3. ROWLAND
No. SO, Court, and over f, w. ~. law
leys Store, Front street, beg To Inform
the Ladies of Ottumwa and Surrounding
country that Mrs. Plat has lust returned
from the East with n fashionable
Stock Of Millinery Goods,
and are now ready for Inspections. La
dies will do well to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. -
Bleaching and Pressing done on the
shortest notice. tEN @&Nt
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
in the latest Eastern style. a large sup
ply of Fashionable Patterns constantly on
hand. MilIiners supplied with Flat and
Bonnet Blocks, ,lsgs.ss.i.
A new Parissian Tailor's System for
CUTTING LADIES GARMENTS
and patterns by figures is just being in
trodnced throughout this State, giving the
,, Rest of satisfaction to all and meeting with
| rapid sales. badies are employed as
Agents for the sale of the Rule.
County Rights for sale by Mrs. Platts Il
! Hoyland, to whom letters of enquiry must
be addressed, enclosing one red stamp for
| return postage with "A sample
| April 25th 1867 WY, HE ~
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We, the pupils Of Miss Jones' il
the I'd Gram. Dept, Of the Ottumw,
Public School, desire hereby to ex'
press our sorrow because OF the deatl
ofour little friend and room mate
Manly Higgins, and to tender our
sympathy to his borrowed parents
and brother, with the desire that We
may be like him in omulating hia
virtues:
BOYS-Otho Angle, WIN. Aldrich,
Willie Bowen, David Chambers, 10.
scph Cornell, Edwin Coffin, Josiah
Cherry, Frank Derby, Kirk For
sythe, Harry Graves, Robbie Ham.
mond, Robbie Hughes, Everett Keis'
ter, George Love. Clarence Littleton,
James O'Connor, Andrew O'Connor,
Frank Ogden, VIM. Powell, Harry
Peters, Patrick Ryan, Sylvester
Smyihe, Chas. Truitt, Chas. Williams
II. Waring, Frank Worcester, SAM
MILFORD.
GIRLS.-Cornie Angle, Hattie
Bowen, Nancy Ball, Clara Burton
Ella Cloutman, Flora Cummings. Nat.
tie Carr, Maggie Dimmitt, Eva Fuller
Mattic Gillespie, Alice Hendershott
Ida Hinsey, julia Hopkins, Ada Hill
Mary Lindsey, Ella Lawrence, SaEaf
Lively, Ida Postal, Maggie Orr, Liz
zie Rice, Anna Rowell, Rosa Romer
Lille Ross, Queeny Ross, Hattie Ster
lit, Ella Truitt, Francis Wagg, Elmi
ra Wilson, Harry Webber, Franz
Weber.
L. N. HASTINGS, Anna JONES,
Principal. Teacher.
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Income and Special Taxes.

In compliance with act Of Congress,
passed March I'd, 1867, and instructions
from Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Income and Special Taxes will be assessed
in February and returned i'll March. All
persons liable for Income or TO pay Spec
ial Taxes, must make return before the
5th Of March. or they will be assessed on
the best information that can be obtained
and 80 per cent. penalty added, See Sec.
lis LIT. Rev. Laws. For the purpose Of
making it more convenient to all to make
returns, | will be at
Eddyville, Monday IL Tuesday, Feb. $40
Kirkville, Wednesday !" 10th
Dahlonega, Thursday, IS 18th
Agency Tuesday - 10Th
Ashland, Wednesday 18th
Blakcsburg, Friday . 10Th
Chillicothe, Saturday :" goth
The balance of tho time at Ottumwa.
Il. IL. WARDEN.
Asst. Assessor, 10 Div lsh Dist Iowa.
Jan27d&wtd.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the u either Of these
dies They viii cure every case Of MARASMUS,
without fail.
Thousands II certificates lave accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor Int space viii allow Of the
publication Of but few. hOse, ii will be observed,
are of note and of such standing that they must
b. hnlinyEA - = -
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TESTIMONIALS.
HAY GErh W. NN-sAkAs.ns, a NJ

c7,ief Justice u The Sgpreme fs,' II ~, writes;
{HitId Fsiio. March IL. 1867.
81 End I,G1haitds aSSS German Bitters' is
3 good tonic, useful "a IN diseases Of tAs
digestive organs and -, Of great benefit il
cases OF debility aui want Of nervous
sction in the system. Ys'lf- Iaiy,
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From Rev. =. y, EEN sskfFa.
Assistant EiitJr firiStiaR Chronicle. iliiieIItf4.
/ have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Uoohands German BtteTs, and feel IL my privilege
TO recommend them a most valuable tonic TO all
who suffering from general debility or from dis
cases arising from arrangement of the liver
Years truly
Y. u. FENDALf,
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from Rev. SOS. IA. stESsAap, II. D.,

i'iSto' Of as 7tati Bdp'ia Cf'Feh, f%ii,2sl,gIta
Dr. J1eI:s0fl--De'lr Sir have bcGu frequently
saested to connect my neuia with recommendations
81 different kinds Of medicines, In! regarding the
practice so out afmy '4Szs ya appropriate siihete,
| have in all cases "a declined hut gith
a clear proof in ytr q ~AS 1us instances hli
particularly in my family, Of tho
usefulness OF Dr. IIu1lei!s German Htters, depart
for once FROM my usut teprss, 10 express my fun
conviction that, r general dfJjty ~ As System and
especially tor Lirc2 ltmpldi is SCI ard rd'sab:
preparation. la il may fail hutusHally,
Doubt not, it will be very beneficial 10 Hose Who
suffer from tiie above causes
49, Nou!s very respectfully,
4 H. KESNAkn
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Rev. 3. II. Waring, il carrying on
. series Of meetings st tho Brick
School House over tho river. Quite
degree Of religious interest has been
manifested there. Last night eight
presented themselves for prayers
three Of whom professed conversion,
and ct the close of tho meeting four
others solicited the prayers Of chris.
tians.
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Theb deof
cloths Chicago GROCERIES
sand
dto
Voyist $685. 4wM A. G..
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s .r.a HALLS lo'9 A I
Vegetab|e Siciian Hair Remover

. sf ~ - ett'lf' q e. = . ~ II 5FtAfsttta
EUerv wear increases eve popys,
fGs.ity Of this eUdJudblc HAIR PREF
urdtiO1s, Which Is dsse to 3Mtsia
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that It Is Kept fully up to
It's nigh standard, and to tkOSe
aChO haze never used &c tUe can
confidently say, that It Is the OsasY
reliable and perfected prepare.
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to It's y0t.t1sjssl color, max.
ing 1t soft, ltssts'0tts, and siyEeN J
The scalp, by ito use, . bec0ttttA
tChite and clean; It removes all
eruptiOsss and d0sadrssf, and OY
its tonic properties prevents tl6e
hair from failing Osi3, al. u stts,s4
glands. By its use the hair OrOsUe
It restores the capillary 0lHssst<
to their normal OtgOr, and tUtH
create % 1leiV growth eEcept III
ertren,e old uge. III. u the ttiSSt
economical HAIR DRESSING
eCer used, as IL requires fesCesl
applications, and giUes the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so much admired On all. a. A.
/ II0yes, NJ. d., State AssuNeT Of
Mass., says, .stJte constituents are
pure and carefully selected f6s
eccciLent quality, and consider
it the BEST PREPARATION es
its Intended purposes We pub
fish u treatise on the hair, sUJttca
aUe send free OU mail, upon Ga,plds
cation, tUhich contains cO1il5,tett-
datory. NOTICES from ctergynsese,
2,hysiciaiss, the press, and others.
lEp z1no n11n<Y<, The - ~ a. 4
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NOTICE.

II s a weil-estaLHshei fact that fully oncAnli o.
the f nale portion Of syys- our population ara
Sc "a in the enjoy ~ mento good health;
fe H." They are iauguid, devoid Of all
en- y, extremely nervous, and have no appetite
his class of persons the RITTERS, or the
-c-.aa naall. rua.. l.aaInn LII
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Blank Deeds for sale ct this Office
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/ anu constantly manufacturing, an
keep oD 'tand, a complete assortment
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Great Cough and Lung
REMEDY. q

81, Will all those afflicted with Cough oil
Consumption Tead the following, and
learn the value 6t ..4,
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February lot. 1869.

q CosAciif lFocoj dangs.
February Lot. 1869.
Mayor Fulton In Ne sAeir.
All The nsnbsn pssssas. -
The solicitor in response to the
motion Of Alderman Neck, Jan. 18th
reported an Ordinance designed to
punish street prostitatss, female Or
male, was read Let and I'd s:ns and
went over under tie rules. md
Aid. 1ittleton offered the follow
ing:
WHERkAs-The right Of way
through Samantha strees has been
given, by the city, to the 3. 4 n. 8
D. Y. Railroads, and the occupancy
o, said street, BY tho said Railroads,
render il useless ~ q street, and
Whereas:-The obstruction OF said
Samantha street is . great detrimsnt
to the property lying betwcen said
street and the alley on tho North
east, and it is believed that BY open.
ing out street, obout City feet wide
along the said alley from Market st.
to the city limits on the scatA ct
would not only be Of great benefit 70
tho property along the proposed
street, but would also result to tho
benefit OF the city from the increase
of it's revenue. Therefore,
Rcsolccd:-That . committee Of
three members Of this Council be ap-
pointed by tho Mayor TO consider
the proprioty Of the improvement
as contemplated in the above preaIn.
Bile, and that tho committee be in.
st'ucted, as = part Of their duties to
ascertain the probable cost Of the
same to the city, and TO report the
result of their Investigations TO the
City Council in writing ~ soon ~
practicable.
Tho resolution was BY motion
adopted. and the Mayor appointed
Aid. Littleton, Hinsey snd EAkins
said comaittee.
The question Of paying Fireaeu
for attending drilh and for service IL
case of FIRE, was brought up BY Mar
shall Wood a . member Of the Fire
&c. The question was discussed
and Aid. Hinsey moved 10 refer the
question Of the consideration Of the
question Of . paid Fire Department
to committee Of three, the solicitor
to be one of tho committee. Motion
carried, and the chair appointed Aid
Hinsey and Meek on said commit
tee.
Aid Pollard stated that - mum
berof petitions for, and against tn
enforcement Of tho Ordinance to pre-
vent hogs running 1t lsrge in TIL
city, had been presented TO tho Coun
ell, he moved that the question, il
favor Of the Hog Ordinance, or op
posed to tho Hog Ordinance, shall b
submitted to the voters at the mex
election. Motion carried, and th
Mayor was requested to 90 state &
his proclamation.
Adjourned to meet February 18th
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Jan. 20. 1850. .M3l
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u18vyagrgyr.iss-,
9 pcrsoas ldvauco.l In Life,

And feeling The hand Of time weighing heavily uest
them, with all its attendant ills, will find IN ts ian
of these BITrERS, orr the TONIC, an elixir that VII
nstill now life into thplr veins, restore in
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days hliid
up their shrunken forms, and give health and iappi
nsss to thsr remaining years.