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In this country we have at different seasons of
the year, the temperature OF three climates. Our
Springs and Autumns have softness and mdness
that belong only to the Temperate Zones; our Mid
summers are torrid, and our Mid-winters almost
arctic in their rigidity. These changes involving
a variation of from ninety to one hundred degrees
Of Fahrenheit during the year, are upon the whole
conductive to health and long life, but they tend
to entail upon some distressing complaints which
only be escaped by the exercise OF due care and
the use OF proper anidote when the system is pre-
disposed to contract them. The chief and most an
n0yng of these disorders is dyspepsia supposed
to be incurable. but which. since the introduction OF
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, now about
twenty years ago, has proved to be perfectly man
ageable disease.
In the Spring and Fall, but more especially in the
Fall. the symptoms Of dyspepsia generally aggre-
waited. The prOfuse expenditure of the animal flu
ids under the burning sun OF Summer, Is apt to
leave the stomach weak and indolent and incompe-
tent to the task OF perfect digestion. 1t requires
tonic which will rouse 1t from its lethargy brace and
invgOrate without irritating or in1aming it. This
tonic has been provided in the wonder iul vegetable
preparation which has replaced in a great measure
all the old pliatives formerly prescribed by physi-
ans under the false idea that the disorder could not
be radically cured. The success Of HOSTETTER'S
BlTTERS in all the varieties of dyspepsia, acute or
chronic has eectually exploded this allacy and it
Is now recommended as specific for Indigestion by
some Of the medical profession.
nO2QdeOd&Wlt
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State News.
ANDRosCOGGIN COUNTY

We take the two following stories frsm the
Lewiston Journal:
A certain lawyer of this city went into q
shoe store some time since and inquired for a
pair OF boots, loosely the dealer handed out
pair of odd ones, one boot being size larger
imam ITS mate. The lawyer tried on the small.
e.. one, found it fitted well, and SAID he
guessed he would take them" "Perhaps
you'd better try the other one on" said the
shoe man. The legal gentleman tried on the
other boot, and after getting up and trampine
about, remarked IKE Why, never noticed that
fore, but sure, it looks like it, don't tn" m.
shoe dealer conned the feet, and certainly il
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HORACE GREELEY has written letter to
Gen. Butler on the absolute necessity of the
triumph of the fifteenth amendment to the
success of Gen. Grants administration. He
concludes his letter in the following words,
which is summary of the whole epistle:
y The country regards you as the leader in
congress OF those who have been most exact
ing IN their requirements of the defeated rebels
anu least inclined to treat them with conf
uI i OF even generosity. The reproaches
wn,ch nave incurred in this quarter will never
atta : " you, ana your adhesion to the policy
tributed to weakness or sentimentality. asi,
you therefore to place yourself promnt,v and
heartily at the head of a movement LOOKING to
the instant and complete removal of all poIiti
cal disabilities whatever from any or every one
who favors or shall favor the fifteenth amend
ment, and their prompt restoration to all the
privileges of citizenship.
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ELLiS' Iron BitterS,

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak. giving healthy complexion,
restore this appetite invgorate the system and are
vary palat able These bitters recommended to
all persons requiring a safe and valuable tonic to
impart tone and strength to the system given BY
biters merely stimulant In their enects; which, al
though they may possess tonic vegetable Properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give.
Prepared by WIN. ELLIS, Chemist. For sale IN
Portland by Orosman & Co., 305 Congress street. ~
lie 2I-d6m sN
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CONGRESS assemblies a week from to-day,
out washington dispatch says that nothing
Oh Importance will be done until after the
noiiasys' except to dispose of the Cuban
question and to introduce matters that re-
quire mature elaboration, like sherman's
funding bill. The several committees that
nave oeen In session during the recess will re-
port promptly. This putting off work till
after the holidays is the old story The final
result often is that important business lilo
providing for the funding of the debt, the re-
sumption of specie payments and the reform
Of the civil service are postponed not only till
after the holidays, but forever.
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PETROLEUM SYSTEMATICALLY Maine cor
respondent of a Boston paper saws: 1.-The
speculation in petroleum in Canada and
Pennsylvania occasioned loss TO citizens OF
TINS State amounting at least to one million
OF dollars. Parties in Bath were great suffer-
ers 1t has come to pass that an attempt has
been made in the eastern section of Maine to
revive the petroleum fever and catch gudgeons
by reporting discoveries of oil in the town of
Pembroke. The game, however, has failed to
work, and the getter-up of the sensation has
had his labor for his pains. 1t seems that the
crude oil that was found was procured at the
non WORKS in that town, and distributed in a
secluded spot on piece of land.
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HORACE GREELEY has ro,o,,
essays on political economy in tho III. .nu VI
"n.'nei .no plo'eo'ion'sts have reason to des-
par or not is an open question, but if anv arm
could save the cause it would be that % 49,
writer of these papers. Mr.. Marbles ;noon
ious "Parsee letters" in the World, which Were
intended as running satirical comments on Mr..
dreelys articles, lacked the vigor and argu-
mentatlve force of the great protectionlst's
STYLE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Printers.
An Old Hat

A FONT Of NEW BREWER TYPE (2l2 lbs, can
a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, OF a Great Bargain:
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THE WOODWARD
Gas CarbOniser, Purifier,
and .EcOnO7niSer!

BETTER LIGHT, LESS HEAT, No SMOKE,
DECREASED Cost, AND PURE ATMos-
PHERE.
Manufactured, sold and put up by the Maine Gas
CarbOhizing Co.
G. E. BACHELOR g. Co., Agents.
Portland Office, at LEVI S. BROWNS STORE,
Corner Federal and Temple SITS. nol5sntt
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DIED.

In Kennebunk. Nov. rs, Mr.. Asaph Moody, aged
&c years months.
In Windham, Nov. 16, Albert H., son OF Peter and
Hannah Mcintosh, aged IL years months.
In Auburn, Nov. 10, Mrs. SOphronia, wife OF lin
coin keene. aged SO years.
In Westport. Nov. II, Miss Mary f. GIeenleaf,
aged 20 years months.
In New Gloucester. Mrs MAJ tina, Ieliet of Deacon
Freeman Carsley. aged 81 years.
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D0MESTIC pOurs

Philadelphia. Wig iu'ai eA'n' Ni'oiSo"'
CAY SA;vANNAH-Ar 2lst, barsue FIori NJ Hurlbut,
pSn, newport. K; briggs NJ Il Haskell, Haskell,
= I,iIi;auspnia Frontier. Morgan, Richmond; Mary
"a in1s; hastings Boston; scbs Manua loa. Taboo,
Giles, Portland.
CID 18th, sch John Croker, Hodgdon. Salem.
=, Ar 18th. ship Virginia. Campbell, Liverpool; bark
Cochrane, from Bucksport; brig Catawba from
Philadelphia.
CID 2Stn. ship Ironsides, for Liverpool;
CHARLESTON-Ar2 6th, brig Renshaw, Sylves-
ter. Philadelphia; sch Fanny Bucklin, Bucklih,
hockport.
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.
PENOBSCOT BAY, MAINE-FOG WHISTLE AT
w LIGHT

Notice is hereby given that Steam Fog Whistle
has been established at White Head Lighthouse wes
tern side Of the to Bay
will be sounded eight ts) seconds in every minntc
making interval between each of The i've hias,
OF ftty-twO (52) seconds. ~ WV oias'S
By order OF the Light Housa Roora
Office Lighthouse Board, Treasury Dent.
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HIGH ST. PARIsH.-There will be an ad-
journed meeting of the Parish held at the new
vestry this Monday evening at IL o'clock
The business Of appraisal and sale of pews will
be considered
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TO II T..

HOUSE in Dyer's Block on Hanover Street. con-
III tanning 12 rooms, arranged for two families,
also, tenement in same block, rooms; low rent
to good tenants. Apply to
Afford DYER,
Hi Market Square.
Nov. 16, go. noy17dsntf
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IHE vote OF West Florida on the question
OF annexation to Alabama was light and only
partial returns have been received, but so far
as neard from it appears that the annexation
lists have triumphed.
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" A N TED.

A rAhINEk, with $4,000 cash, in one Of The best
- T., paving manufacturing businesses in Portland.
,, Ti. pay each partner profit OF four thousand
t us per annum. Said partner will be allowed a
. oe,l sa,ary besides one half profits Tor superin-
win real name please address
noy29. ~ ~
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view iork Tribune justifes the ad-
MISSION Vi letter from James Fisk, jr,, to its
columns on the ground that they are open to
all classes of men-to negroes, Mahometans
rebels, and lately to Mormons.
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nebunkport, was the last Of six sons Of Rev.
Silas Moody, who for SO many years was pas
tor of the First Congregational Church in
Kennebunkport. His long life of industry,
temperance and piety brought to him the nat
ural results, success, health and peace. His
farming was always profitable, and his health
so perfect that for about "a years it is not known
he ever kept house from disease; while living
"peaceably with all men," enabled him to fin
ish his course without an enemy, fully believ-
ing "that the peace of God which passeth all
understanding would keep his heart and mind
through Christ Jesus"
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

rhis splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world !;
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable jim
stantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tnts
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd&w1yr
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Good Stand for Il Grocer.

ITO BE LET-Two good stores in Cahoou Block
i near to City Hall. Capital location tor the Gro
Gerry and provision business. Desirable peipbbor
bod. Rent low. Apply to w. Ii. JERRiS,
ho'Z9ui"'eouli In the block,
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A FACT WORTH KNowING.-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Goats and other Rubber arti-
cles can be repaired in q noee oubotontial ,,,an-
ner at Halls Rubber Store under Falmouth
Hofo1
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MARIN E NJ WS.
20 RT OF PRTLA ND,

Saturday, Nov. ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York, with
Brig M Ellsworth, tBr) West, Harborville, Ms
wood Tor market.
Sch Topsy. tBr) Fash, Thorn's Cove, Ns-wood for
market.
Sch Comrade, tBr) Branscomb, St John, NIB, Tor
Boston.
Sch Rienzi, Richardson, Thomaston, -lime to Beale
q Morse. ~ '
Sch Mary F, Duncan. Lincolnville.
Sch Cottage Girl, Rowe, BOOthbay.
Sch Sailor Boy, Leighton Mlbridge Tor Boston.
Sen valparaiso, Pray, Ellsworth for Gloucester.
Sch Jane Fish. Gardiner. Calais Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
teous.
Barque Sarah B Hale, White, Matanzas-Asencio,
Behrens & Co.
Sch Loretta Fish, NEW, of Thomaston, SIG tons,)
simpson, MOblIe-Knight s. Whidden, and Denni-
son. Pierce Il Co.
Sch Emblem, BIZ Eisenham. Chester, NS-L Cat
comb.
Sch Emma, tBr) Pitt, st John, NB-John Por.
teous.
Sunday, Nov. 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City. Knight, Boston.
Sch VIM Capes, Baker, Philadelphia coal to Ey-
ans g. Green.
Sch Congress, Presley, Boston.
Sen M Pote, Macember, Portsmouth.
Sen Helen Maria. Prince, Camden.
SAII4ED-Barque S w Holbrook.
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
District Of Portland and Falmouth,
Portland, Nov. q, 1869.
GS Loss OF VESSELS should be promptly report
ed with particulars. when known, by the owner at
the Custom House. at home port in order to enable
the Collector to have the reported to the Regis
ter OF the Treasury in compliance with instructions
OF that Department.
l. WASHBURN, Dr.. Collector.
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seemed to him thai one foot had the ADVANTAGE
of the other Not suspectihg that one boot
could be larger than the other, the LAWYER paid
for the pair and walked of, sorrowfully look.
ing at his supposed deformity. A month or
two afterwards the joke was explained, and
the legal party hasn't been seen with those
boots on his feet since. Perhaps he means the
boot shall be on the other leg some day.
A Lisbon St., merchant, who keeps nobby
team, has been accustomed to remove the nut
which holds the wheel on the front axle, and
bring it into his house nights, so that if his
team was stolen the wheel would come offand
the thieves would break down. One morning
short time ago, he thought he would take a
drive and started off. forgetting, however, to
replace the nut, and the consequence may bet
ter be imagined than described. The horse
struck rapid gait, off came the wheel, and
down in the dust rolled the driver and the
friend who accompanied him. We believe the
nut was not taken off after that
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The Reporter says that the foundation for a
large brick edifice has been laid near the Cath
Olic church in Whitefield, to be used when
completed as an institution of learning, I'M
der the charge of the Sisters of Charity.-
The members of the Catholic church in that
place are manifesting great interest in the en-
terprlse, and aiding it materially by labor and
otherwise, and it is expected it will be COM
pleted another season. 1t is the design to have
direct charge of that denomination, it will be
open to pupils of ali sects.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Paris jail is tenantless.
Fifteen Mormon converts left Mexico last
Monday for Salt Lake City.
PENOBsCoT COUNTY.
Colonel Amos Stickney of Bangor died few
days since, aged "a years. For many years he
resided in VassalbOrough where he was long
time cashier of the Vassalborough Bank, and
represented the town in the legislature several
years.
The Rev. Robert Mech of Hartford, Conn. :,
has received call to the rectorship of the
Episcopal church in Bangor,
WALDO COUNTY.
The directors Of the Belfast and Moosehead
Railroad have located the station at Belfast
The subscribers to the stock Of the Winter
port Railroad Company met in WinterpOrt
on the 18th inst, and organized by the choice
of Hon. r. II. Gushing for Chairman, and T. A
Voce, Esq, Clerk.
Voted to accept the Act, Gan act to incor-
porate the Winterport Railroad Company"
approved Feb. %, 1867.
Voted to accept the Act, can act to amend
Chapter 1872 of the laws of 1867, entitled an Act
to incorporate the Winterport Railroad Com
pany," approved Feb. II, 1869
N. Fl. Hubbard, Charles E. Dole and Elisha
G. Arey, were elected committee to prepare
and submit code of by laws for said company.
The following directors were chosen: Lath-
ley Rich OF Boston, Mass, Charles E. Dole of
Bangor, 7. H. Cushing OF Winterport, N. II.
Hubbard OF Winterport Gideon Mayo of Oro-
no, =. A. Wilson of Bangor, and T. w. Snow
of WinterpOrt.
YORK COUNTY
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MEMORIAL DA.

Sch P Lindsey. Emery, from New York for saco,
whch recently got ashore in the river below the
Yer port, was waiting Tor the tide to serve when
heavy gale suddenly sprung up and drove her on the
rocks at Stax Island point the breaking heavily
over hcf; The crew were rescued by lines running
will be got of and repaired.
Sch Alice Craze. from Philadelphia for Salem.
winch went ashore Mt kappaquidic 24th Is biged and
iu OF water. She will come of after discharging.
Sch GunrOck. of Lubec. broke away bulwarks and
sustained other damage to the amount OF S3OO IN the
gale of the 17th q EastpOrt.
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may escape criticism; an old boot, never. All that
man needs in the way of boots shoes is for sale by
7. e. MOSELEY & Co., 1893 Washington street,
Boston, Opposite Jordan, Marsh q Co's.) 1t
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Mr.. CHAS. W. SHANNON successor 70 Euoene f.
johnson, Organist and Teacher of Music Is now
ready to receive applications from those DESTROYS of
resolving instruction in music.
Lessons to commence soon as class is formed
Orders lett at VIM. G. Twombly's Music Store,
Exchange street. no13snti
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Girl Wanted {!
OrQ02l Notice.

A good American Girl to DO the work in a small
family. where she will find good home.
Call Immediately at No. Quincy st.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.
Essays fer Young Men, on the evils OF SELF
ENERVATION, with certain help for the erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
sep2SsN d&w3m Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Fashionable Boots


for Ladies' Gents Misses and Childrens' wear of
the best quality, always to be found at
BUTLER s. REEDS, No. IL Market square.
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WANTED.
Freedom Notice,

A the Female Orphan Asylum, assistant to
IA aid the matron.
nO29tf Apply to IS Free street.
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DIRECTORY CAUTION.

BOSTON, Nov. 20, 1869.
The public are cautioned against giving orders tor
Directories Advertisements in them to any persons
who at the present time represent themselves as
agents for the New England Business Directory, as
shall not issue another edition until January /,
1871, and consequently have no canvassers in the
field that work, and shall have hone till nearly
year from this time
SAMPSON, DAVENPORT g. CO.,
Directory Publishers,
Al Congress street, Boston.
P. S.-We have It present no agents canvassing
for any work except the NEW YORK STATE DIREC-
TORY and the LOWELL DIRECTORY.
no2osn2w s., D. & Co.
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GxAll other goods at low prices. No suit for
damages on account OF Misrepresentation.
nov25eodlwsy
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Dissolution of COparinership.

The Copartnership heretofore existing between
BOLTON a. CROCKETT
is dissolved.
Gorham, Nov. 81, 1869.
no29'3t sc. BOLTON.
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no29tf Apply to 9s Free street.
Freedom Notice,
T CHARLES GRIFFIN, OF Bridgton, in the County
i of Cumberland, hereby give public notice that 1
have given my son, CHARLES Griffin, Jr., his time,
and that hereafter shall not claim any Of hts cam
Ings nor pay any debts of his contracting.
CHARLES GRIFFIN.
North Bidgton, Nov. &c, 1869, noy2sdltw3w'
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrx ofthe VIII Of
GEORGE r. CLARK, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased and has
taken upon herselfth trust by given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased required TO exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
ANNIE L. CLARK, Executrix.
Portland, Nov, nth, 1869. no2pdlawSw
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Drs. E. & G.. r. CLARK, O..
has been dissolved BY the death of g. r. Clark
The undersigned, surviving partner, having given
bonds as the law directs Is authorized to settle all
the business OF the company. All persons having
demands upon the company, are required to exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to the company
are called upon to make payment TO
ELIPHALET CLARK,
239 Congress st.
Portland, Nov. %, 1869. no29-iawSws
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A. ROBERTS,
1t Ill Federal Stree

Propose. to dc the FAIR THING.
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ga Word to Horsemen.' ,,

DR.. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Horse
LInIment has been tested by the first Horse
men in the country, land proved to be supe-
rior to any other. The late Hiram Wood
ruff, of"trotting fame" was never without
a bottle IL his stable. It is also used by Col.
Bush, of the Jerome Park Course, at FordhRm.
N. z, who hasove twenty runninglhorses
under his care, among which rank some OF
the finest stock in America. 1t Is warranted
to cure Lameness, sprains, Scratches, Bruises
Calls, Cuts, Wind Calls, Collie, Sore Throat
Nail in the Foot, and Over-Heating, when
used according to the directions.
All who own or employ HOSES are as
sured that this LIniment will do all, II moi
more, in curing the above named COM
plants. No horse need die OF Collie, If, when
inst taken, the Imminent Is used according
to the directions. Always have a bottle in
your stable.
Price, in Pint Bottles, One Dollar. The
genuine is signed 9. I. Tobias on the outside
wrapper. For sale by the Druggists, Sad
oilers, and storekeepers throughout the
United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. Jun1O-l md&w
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SpeeIal Aotlfes.
LTMpORTANT FACT,

We see that persons OF strong consttu-
lions, and young. suffer for days Win palhn
OF the limbs, loss OF appetite and fever VINO
suddenly get we'll after a cholic followed oy
Shiny, bilious stools. The relief produced py
these excavations were the original guide 10
the idea and practice OF purgation, and
which, when enforced by Brandreth's Pills.
always benefits, usually cures, and often
prevents disease, especially Scarlet Fever
and diseases OF similar character.
1. l.. Cook, publisher OF the estate Ban
ner," Bennington, VT, says Brandreths
Pills cured him of Dyspepsia, after being af-
1Icted with it over i've years. His friends
and doetors considered his recovery lmpos-
slble; but six boxes OF Brandreth's Pills re-
stored his health perfectly.
A young lady OF Mount Pleasant was Sore
ly troubled with Tape.worm. All advice
and medicine failed to help her. She had no
rest. Thin, careworn and unhappy, she
looked the picture OF misery: At last she
concluded to try Brandreth's Pills. In one
year she took seVenty.tw boxes. They
brought away, according to her computa-
ton, over two hundred yards OF tape-worm.
at length all her bad symptoms left her; she
slept and ate naturally, and her health be-
came fully restored. jun10-1md&w