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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13
The Death Penalty Enforced.

Thirty-four years ago Sager was hung at
Augusta for the murder of his wife. In 1862
the convict Spencer was executed at Thomas
ton for the murder of the Warden of the State
Prison at that place. In 1853 Cox and Will
liams were hung at Auburn, but not by au-
thority of our State laws. Sager, Spencer and
the negro Harris, who was hung at Thomaston
yesterday, are the only men who have ever
been hung under the statutes of the Staee Vi
Maine. In 1887 sour fathers" perceiVins 'nas
the death penalty was no longer deIehsioie on
the ground of either expediency or Justice,
oassed law which they regarded as practical
lv aholisbino IL. since the statute vested in the
snnreme executive authority of the. State
discretionary power which, 10 the absence of
any mandatory provision, not one man in ten
thousand would desire to exercise. The Gov
eruor now in Office, however, gives the law
d fferent construction from that placed upon it
BY any of his predecessors except Copy who
ventured to issue death warrant in single
exceptional case. For initiating the movement
which ended in the strangulation of Harris,
the Governor is to be held responsible, but for
persisting in the line of conduct which seemed
to him the proper one he is not responsible
He reprieved Harris at the request of the Leg
islature, and after complete endorsement OF
his views by that body, he was justified in
sternly refusing to heed the earnest appeals for
a Communication of the great criminals SEN
tence which came to him from all parts of the
State The representatives of the people vir
tually decreed that Harris should die an igno-
minious and cruel DEATH and the Governor,
M In, ho @bo ;,,~-
tiee of their decision, rightfully gave effect to
their wishes
But the people of Maine never desired that
this tragedy should happen,ra if we have
any skill in reading the signs of the times, will
never permit it to happen again. 1t is not SO
much the loss of Harris's life that they regret
as their own furnished record. The unit OF
life that was extinguished at Thomaston was
as small a one as well could be. The halt
brute and half man that died would have con-
tributed little to the welfare of his fellow men
if he had lived out all his days. There is no
friend to shed single tear upon his grave
There are no kindred, aware of his fate, to die
of broken heart. 1t is true that he spoke in
his last hours of mother TO whom he dreaded
that knowledge of his crimes and their pun
ishment should come, but she will probably
never be aware of the manner in which the
imperfect and almost forgotten relations be
tween her and her son were severed. The
greater part of the calamity is in the mon
strous outrage upon the people of Maine grow
ing out of the infction of penalty that has
neither reason, philosophy, necessity nor the
psecepts of any religion to justify it. The
days work was thoroughly bad one "a shame
full one. 1t will be regretted, too, as surely a.
He who was crucified between two thieves
eommisserated their suferings and interposed
His benefcent and almighty power between
them and the agonies of death. fr
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

MRS. DAM keeps FRENCH CHIGNoN's very
cheap, and makes all kinds of Ladies' Hair Work.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

Congress street, 81. P. Cops Zone dollar store
and large amount of goods were sold. There
are lots of goods left, which will find ready
market
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

A BUSINESS MAN WANTED.-An Incorporate
ed company requires representative in every
city and considerable town in the United
States. Gentlemen of good standing, edusat-
ed and trustworthy, and having tho ability to
present matter clearly and 1orcibly in con-
versation, may profit by addressing, with infor-
nation and references, Capital P. o. Box 694,
New York City. mar1s3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13
limerick Elec,ion,

Mr.. EDIToR.-Limerick elected the follow
ing Republicans for town officers last Mon
day:
81. q. Burbank, Moderator and Agent.
l.. L. Durell, Clerk.
Ira s. Libby, Asa Libby, Edwin Ilsley Sc
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

MRS. DAM receives orders for Hair Work
from nearly every State in the Union.
~ First door to the right over Paine's, rs Mar
ket Square. Ya ,a mr10dtf
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MEMnR ANnA

Brig Antilles, (of Portand) Thestrup, at Boston
from Trinidad reT orts 9Th isn't, lat 49, lon TO- had
lost overheard the second mate, (John Parish, OF
Deer Isle, aged 45.)
Sch Eastern Belle, (of Bucksportl Snow, from
treeport tor Baltimore, spoken 18th INST, Mon
tauk bearing by 10 miles, with loss OF about 10
feet head OF loremast and maintopmast.
Sch Dauntless, Of Bangor, Capt Coombs, at New
York from Mayaguez. was eight days North OF Hat
teras with heavy NV gales.
Sch Martha Maria. from Remedies tor Boston, put
into Holmes Hole 9th, and reports 9th inst lat 80 81
lon IL, passed schr with ioIemast gone about ten
feet from the deck.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

ID. G. Eastman, Treasurer.
M. A. Quimby, s. s. Committee.
G. W. Boynton, Constable and Collector.
Democracy attempted fusion with con-
sentative Republicans, but these Ingredient
would not mix in sufficiently large quantities
to produce injurious results. No MORE this
time TT
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

THE SARsAPARMLA DIoaERs OF YucATAN.
This singular set of people are descended
from the ancient Aztees OF Southern Mexico,
and still retain some of the peculiaritiss which
Stephens and Prescott gave of their ancestors
DR.. j. @. Aver 3 Co. employ small army of
them in digging Sarsaparilla root. Provided
with narrow spades, a coil of rope, and bag
of water they are ready for the forest where
the wild banana furnishes them food, and thick
leaved trees their only shelter. Few of those
who find themselves rejdvenated by this pro-
duct know how much they are indebted to the
toll of these humble laborers, who dig health
for thousands of DR.. Ayers patrons, while
they sometimes lose their own.-[ Boston Com
mercial d&w1t
LIZ the ladies but knew what thousands Of
them are constantly relating to US, we candid
ly believe one halt of the weakness, prostra-
ton and distress experienced by them would
vanish. James Marsh, Esq, 1859 West 14th
street, New York, says she has three children
the first two are weak and puny, his wife hay
ng been unable to nurse or attend them, but
she has taken Plantation Bitters for the last
two years, and has child now eighteen months
old which she has nursed and reared herself.
and both are hearty, saucy and well. The ar
| ticle is invaluable to mothers" Sc.
Such evidence might be continued for a vol
ume. The best evidence is to try them. They
speak for themselves. Persons of sedentary
habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, pal
pitatien of the heart, lack of appetite, distress
after eating, torpid liver, constipation, diabe-
tes, &C., will find speedy relief through these
| bitters.
| MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. mch13eod1w&w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

MRS. DAM keeps a large stock of Bands,
Switches, and Coils at very low prices compared
with the high price OF hair. Call and see her $3.50,
$3.50, $40 so, and $3.50 Bands before buying. Au
Of her os0n manufacture and ~arranted to give per-
feet Satisfaction or made over. free Of charge.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13

MRS. DAM has just received a fue lot Of
Natural Curis, flor side curls)
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13
DRY GOODS
Groceries. etc, etc.

lti excellent location for business, being the
store where Woodman q Co. formerly did large
business The Goods will be sold at good bargain
and the store rented on reasonable terms.
For particulars inquire OF Woodman True & Co.,
M. E. Haskell OF the firm of Lord, Haskell & Co.,
Portland, or of the subscriber. -
D. v. BAILEY, South Paris, Me.
Mar 1Od1wsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13
EXPORTS.

Brig Geo Amos. for Matanzas 1858 box shocks.
$4,000 hoops
Brig Agenora. for Havana-827 empty hhds 81 tes
Brig Frontier, for Havana-50) hid shocks and
heads, 81, 594 hoops. 215 empty hhds IT ties.
IMPORTS.
SAGUA. Barque Mcrrimac $50 hhds 100 boxes
sugar, to Machn.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-13
" o TTCE.

TyHE subscriber, DESTROYS of changing his business,
offers for sale his stock In trade, consisting of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04
N X. I'll G IA us
LDEN RENE EDIEs.

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you will save time. health aud money.
3lL61 REWARD, for nny case of disease in any
stage which they fail to cure.
Dr. RICBAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. ] cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth. Fore
Eyes. Cutaneous or SKIN Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotcbea soreness Of the Scalp, scrofuIa &c is tho
greatest Renovator, Alielative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RlCHAuH GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Merourial Ahecuons. rheumatism in all Its forIns.
whether from mercury or othor CAUSES; gives imme'
diate relief, In all No dIeiipg necessary.
have thousands Of Certificates proving the uiracu-
lous cures effected by these Remedies Price cf
either No. or No. IS per bottle or Two bottles for
90. :,
DR.. RIoHAU's GOLDEN ANr1DoTR, q safe. spec
dy. pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Do
ragements. accompanied with full directions. Price
So per bottle
ladica cure for Nervous General Debility in old
or young; imparting energy With wonder ful effect.
Price IS Fer bottle, or Two bottles for %.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid TO al CORES.
dents. None genuine without tha name Of ''Dr.
RIcHAU'5 GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass Of bottles.
Address d. D. RICHARDS.
Ho..928 Varick-etreet, New York
once Hours from A II. TO o p. N.
Circulars sent. ly July 8
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HIGH PLAY AND DISTING UISHED
VISITORS 1T BADEN.

correspondent OF the Pail Mall Gazette
writes from Baden under date OF the I'd ult.:
In the Fremden-Lsfe OF to-day I find no less
than seven royal personages-princes, dukes,
ambassadors and fesser dignitaries We possess
in due proportion. The gambling tables, which
suffered, perhaps, more than anything else
from the late exodus Of tourists, have resumed
their usual animated appearance, and from
morning till night the wheel OF fortune goes
round. Play here Is never AZ high as at HON.
burg, whore Mustapha Fagyl Pacha lately broke
the bank to the tune Of fl2, 900; but the stakes
are quite rye enough to make losing unpleas-
ant: One evening last week our boldest player,
Russian lady Of high rank, after hard
o loser Of nearly q hundred Thousand francs.
1he interest excited by this encounter was in.
tense; almost all other play was suspended,
and a triple Tow OF spectators surrounded the
table, breaihlessly watching the result Of each
coup. For my own part, think II scarcely an
edirs ing spectacle to see any lady, particularly
when young and beautiful, publicly engaged in
such pursuit, and lingering her bank notes
and counting hor louis with the quickness and
dexterity OF o bankers clerk. Hitherto the
slar OF the bank has certainly been in tho as
csndant; as yet have not heard OF any large
snm being won by the fielders:,
For the last week undoubtedly the most i'm
portant individual in Baden has been a. thin,
gray -whiskered little gentleman, whose blue
velvet coats comical pinched has and pink para
sol attracted the attention OF even the few
uultidSoO WIZ uu uot ECCUSulL6 III blllb Blu.
gnlar parsonage the great Ofbsnbaeh. The
popular composer has been staying here IN
order to direct the rehearsals Of his new ope-
retta. which was given last night for the frat
tra. The frat performance ofthe "Princesse de
TrebfSOhde," composed expressly for Baden,
had, naturally been looked forward o,with
mudh cur1os!ty, the interest attached to 1t. be-
trust Ia erroneous) that thu composer Of 20
nfauy pretty and attractive melodies he's deter
mined to follow tho example OF Rossini, and
retife, while still in the prime OF his talent,
Unto: tdlenoas. The brilliant suceess, Of last
night would mako ono regret nor6 tifsn evef
suoh g resolution. Notwithstanding the in.
tense heat the rSwas asammsd fsop pit
10 gallery, and h0nd the Overture It'll the fail
.eetAe .o1ftain rang with well-deserved APP
.pAanee. rt'3IroyF iras-GzTu vi o,.S
s1y-.I -Fsss. rfr
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Markets by Telegraph.
ISnRnIaN MInRErS

LONDON, September s-Noon : consols o.
Bonds s3X.
LlvrnpooL. September 3-Nooa.-cotton a, mer,
but not higher; uolnnds 4eans 1s,kalaHd;
sales 900 bales; sales Of the week 5e0o0 for
pori II 900 bales; for speculation $4,000 bales; stock
49, 900 bales. Of which 9A,cOo bales American:
stock ahoat 10000 bales, of which i1.ooo bales
American. Req wheat los. Flour 25s o. No Q
red Western wheat los 1da1os ID.
Aiternoon.-Cotton o shade frmer; uplards 1884
13a<d; Orleans 13zid Yarns and fabrics quiet but
firm. Flour 25s Cd. Corn 30ssd
Evening" Cotton steady; uplnnds 1SHa133{d;
Orleans 1sHd; sales 10000 bales, OF which 1000
bales were for speculation and export.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, septen bef 3-Noon-Stocks fever
i.h. Money unsettled at Sa7c. sterling, long OF;
short OK. Gold s5x. Cotton quiet at ssc. Iur-
pentine quiet at A2o. Rosin firm.
Eveping.-Cotton firm; tales 500 bsles; middling
35c. Flour opened higher, but clcsed will the ad'
vance lost. Wneat dull and 1a2c lower; white
Southern 81 7s. Corn Arm; mixed Western 81 1Ga
115 provisions unchanged whiskey heavy At u
lsa1 To- Sugar frInef. Molssses arm. Rice, coffee
and naval stores quiet Freishts. grain ntmer. Mo-
| ney 6a7c. Sterling heavy. Gold excited and closed
| At S81fso6X. Governments strong. 62s 22xa2s.
Virginias e1-coupon So.
BALTIMORE, September s.-cotton dull and norni.
nalat 34Hc. Flour Arm and active and In good
shipping demand. Wheat arm and excited; red
81 go. Corn Arm. Ness pork quiet. Bacon Arm.
wbisksy. quiet 81 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, September s.-whiskey s,eidy at 81 IL
Mess pork sS4. Bseop, shoulders 16Xo; clear .sidel
| 18Kal9c. Lard quiet and nominal.
| LOUISVILLE, September 3-Tobacco very firm.
| Provisions armer. Mess pork ss4s34 25 Bacon
shoulders lee; clear sides lohaleAc. Lard 2okc
WILMINGTON, September s.-spirits turpenti ae.
quiet at ssHc. Rosin quiet at s3a4 80. Guide tn.
| pen.ine steady at 81 6oa3 Tar Arm at % 10.
AuousrA, September a-cotson. market 8rm
with good demand; sales lso bales; mtddling 800
receipts ia bales. 80
SAVANNAH. September s.-Cotton, receipts s5l
bales; market opened hrmer at An advano, os re;
cotton In good inquiry, but confined TO bette,
grades; middling s2Hc.
MOBILE, September S-Cotton. receipts Of the
week ITO bales; eIports coastwise IS oales stool
1911 bales; sales of the week s75 bales sales today
rs bales; market closed Aim; low middling 9oHl
300; receipts u bales; experts bales.
NEW oRLxAss. September 3.-Cotton, recoipil
since 1st September gross lse bales; net $40 bales
exports, none; stock ess bales; :eips today 81
bales; sales to-day 2i2 bales; mddling $40; sales
the week Ssl bales. Sterling 46X. New York sigh
| exchange mar .
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SAD AoC1pRHf,

The spartanburg Gazette says: "Wo regret
TO leai n that OIL Saturday evening last, Mr. An
Sierson, 6fGiehn Syringe met with q serious
accident while practioing for the tournament.
The horse, which he was riding. throw him
against post, breaking the arm OF the unfor-
tuuate rider above the elbow."
PAYING TAYBs IN YoHE.
Tho Enquirer saya: During tho past two
weeks there has been sort OF panic among tie
taxpaying portion OF the .oiti9ens OF York, en-
Eendsred By the wondeffui operation OF the
tax ordcr's honi ino State Auditor. Ta1pny-
ING vas appQuncsd to cInee here on the 2aai
ultimo. and ih order to save Tho twenty per
cent. additional tax charged on defaulters, onr
1snally prompt country poop'e made many
shifta to obtain enough Of the needful to satig-
iSr '1S sslo nsns busbss cf oofn notWtSstsua
ing ,he drought bad ipsrched their rdsids
into dry leaves, others Lbtou .Jht tho uid
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Commercial.

Charleston Cotton. Is1cc nnd Naval Stores
Market.
OFFICE OF THk CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evcping. Sept. 8.
CoTToN.-This article was in steady request
prices showing no iinportun alteration. Gales 50
bales, via at 70; at 80; at 3i;4 at 31H; II at
80; 8 at 32i{; 10 at 321S. and at 80. We quote:
LIvELPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary .......29 @3l
Low miiddtnG...... ........... .31lsd32
Midd'inS.... ......................... .32tz@-
By Now York classification VIC quote:
RIcE-In the absence Of supplies, no transactions
in this article took pace. Quotations nominal.
NAVAL sTonEs.-Tbere was steady inquiry for
most articles under this head at about previous
prices Sales 80 bbs. spiits turpentine in country
packages, at 38; 20 bb!s. exa No. osin at 50 80;
81 bbls No. rosin Mt So; 0l bbis low No. rosin at
So 35; bbls. low No: at 90 IS; 10 BIB g. No 2
rotn at 81 80; 80 bbls No. rosin nt 81 70; 1Co bbs
black roslu at 81 90.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Angelica.

Fair fs my love. so fair,
! Ishudder with the sense
OF what light the world would lose
- Could che 60 hence.
Sweet ID my love. SO sweet.
Tho loavcs that. fold on fold,
Swathe up the odors OF the rose,
Less sweetpeBs hold.
Trus is my love. go true,
Her heart IS mine alone,
Tho music oil its rhythmic beat
Throbs through my owp.
Dear is my love, 30 dear.
II but hear her name,
Ny eyes with tears Of rapture swim,
NY cheek Is fame.
sparo her, Immortals, spare,
I'LL oil our days are done;
Your Heaven IL full Of angel forms
Mine holds but ono.
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Now York Rice Market.


The Journal Of Commerce Of Wednesday. ssp.
tsmbsr says that the market for Carolina is quiet
Tho demand 10 for such lots Arc required for cur.
sustain tho confidence Of holders. We quote sxu-
VIC. Rapgoon Is inactive. Lots IL bonds arc neg
aSs Sd IN hS
at 7ha7Hc. currency. The stock on hand to-day ts
Manchester Cotton Goods Market.
MANCHE5TEB, August 2o.-rhe market for ship
ping yarns is strong aud very high prices arc de-
rninded by epinners. and this, to some extent,
not held ont for extreme rates some considerable
eales have been effected. This branch OF the market
clones strong. with tendency to still higher prices
and an advance Of about sd p ib 10 required to
cover the increased cost Of cotton but there is not
TO follow the rapid advance which is fostered by
specuators In cotton In cloths the advance which
has taken place In cotton and yarn since Tuesday
has rendered tho market exceedingly 6rm, but the
demand for goods docs not appear to have been
stimulated by IT, Tho quotations of sellers OF near
fule. rather nrm,v adhered to; but we nnd very
little disposition on the part OF merchants or any
other class oi buyers TO respond to The movement,
and the results Of this days market must havo been
small In the amount of purchases. Stocks OF goods,
and OF T-cloths especially nro now beginning to
onmulae, and the homo trado houses hold consider
able quantities, which they would do wcll II they
could realize at to days quotations; hut neither
they nor the buyers for export have confidence
aop OF the manufacturer Is somewhat embarrassed
for the moment by tho uncertainty which oxIsts In
regard to resale lots held by specuIators and which
would no doubt be placed upon tho market to their
detriment should any considerable advance be cs-
tablished IN prices.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, soptombor 2.-s1rn1rs TrRpEs
Tune No sales; 351s offered but beld at hghor Dg-
ures.
RosIs-Salcs Of HOO bbls. at 81 60 for straincj,
II 65 for No. q s. 90 for No. l. and f6 80 for pale
CRUDE IunpErrIsE-sales Of $40 bbls. at 81 60 for
hard, 81 SO for soft. and 81 rs for virgin.
TAn-Sales OF JIG bbls. at 80 40 per bbl.
Macon Market.
MACON. September 1.-CorToN- -Thoro were sold
to-day 1f3 bales: received lSi baos; shipped bales
The higher grades arc In pretty good demand. The
market closed dull. Sales made on the basis of SIC
for midJltngs. F-l
The receipts from September 1858. 10 September
i, 1859, amount to 60.01S bales Tho receipts from
bales.
The stock on hand to day 1, 32A bales. The stock
on hand September ], 1868, was 1920 bales.
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Marine asus.
Arr1veu Yestcraay.

sisamshir Charlestnn. n.-,v. Nav ve.h lot {.
Mdse TO James Adger Z Co. E Adeer & Co. @ "
F @ Borner, A Beamish q Co. Ii r " Brewer, p
Brady, W n Chafee Co, W y corwin & Co, A Nc
Cobb. Jr. corbin, II Ehricks. 9 Fairly. Good
rich, Kinsman Co. D Flemiog & Co, Gerdts
90. O draveloy HUNT Bros Co. Hart l. Go, T al
Dorsey Bros. Khnck, wickenberg & Co. Il Klatte
Me1y 1 CO. Ell MantGqs ri
+ Wharton: 0'Netn. F. o'Neill & Son, D Paul 4
Go. Paul Welch Drsndes.;J u Pierson co, stan.
Stone. L Trenholm. W whilden Il Co, Werner &
Dueier, q Wiliiame Co. Southern Express Co.
schr VIM Jonet. Line. New York-s days Rail-
road Iron To the Master. and Ralyoad Co.
sehr DEXTER Washburn; Mnnroe, Rockport. Ne
days. Limo and Hay. To Olney & Co.
Clea red for this Port.
schr Ida Richardson, Bedel al New York. August 81
Schr Mary stow, Rankin. at Now York, sept5.
Sailed for this Port.
Bark Da,keItb. Langwil from Liverpool, August 1s.
shipnevSs BY re'carnph.
WILMINGTON. September s-Arrived, Fairbanks
from New York.
Weather clear. Wind NV.
Virgo from New Yori; T sehr Lizzie saieheior from
Philadelphia.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIs P0hT
PoRE1aH
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke OF wellington, Allen, up. August IL
The Ylnco, Balllday, sailed. July Is
British bark Dalkeith, Langwill. Skilled. .AuGust 10
Bntsh brig Courier, Evans, seiled. July 8
Tho Homo0rsund. NELSON. up... August Is
DOMESTIC
., BOSTON.
Bark Walker, Pettipgill, August q
Anna Glover, Terry, up August 10
sohr Ida Bella, Fiaher. cleared. 81
SEw YORK.
schr NJ rover. Brown, August q
Schr Mary Blow, Rankin, cleared. Sept
schr Ida Richardson. Bedel, Cleared. August 81
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DER e's uSIvEHsAL RUSSIA
HEALING sALvE.


THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFEC TED
innumerabe cures, and has gained for iselfa great
reputation. The discoyerer OF this Balve has applied
itwith eminent success In thousands Of cases dur
Ing tho crimean Var. and has cured dangerous
wounds. IN MANY casts considered mortal.
NIB. Z. BERG is the 500 possessor Of the valuable
secret Of making this alive; from bis experience In
using II in Europe AMI the attending It's ap-
plicalen there, he has been Induced to introduce Il
into the United htates. IT KELIEvES PAM
1hofe Who have Wont de-. Bruises, Cuts OF all
ftnds, OF Sores Felons, Scratches husqutto Bitea,
Frost Bitten Joints, Fore Lies, Chblai, Chidren'e
scorbudc complaints on Head and Pace are speedily
cured II has proved of great Advantage TO ladies,
and u peculiarly adapted FOR gathered breasts,
legs, &c. through confinement, and other causes
It acts Ike magic in removing Boils. Pimples, and
Cutaneops :Dbeases, and hss bean succetrfn"y
used for corns. Bunions and Sore Throat, by Apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale by an druggioiR Price 25o.. 60e-, and 81
per Jar. once, No. 266 Bowery, n. Y. None gepnino
unless countersigned z BRRd'S UNIVERSAL RUs.
SlAN HfALING sALvE, No 26o Bovery. Few
York. For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
Place. Now York. stuth