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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
Allcoclx POROUS Piaster. !

Rheumatism, Lumbaeo, cold Feet, Pain in the
Chest OF the Side Bruises aud accidents. especially
OF the Spine, also chronic weakness or affection
thereof, Sore Throat Varicose Veins and in al
ecfiols of the Heart this Celebrated plaster has been
found to afford immediate and permanent relief.
Ord. w. johnson, OF Hartford, writes; ''At this
moment of writing, man applies for one, who, by
ENHANCEMENT in the shaft Of machinery, had both
his legs broken spine severely injured and was for
nearly year entirely helpless This m found re-
lief very soan by the application OF the Porous Plaz-
tiers. He was soon enabled to work, and now he
labors % well IS sysrr' Sd 91I0rf.l
Letter from DR.. Fuller, Of Peekskiu
Thomas AIlcock 8 co.-Gentlemen: Since my
severe accident have used as an application to the
bruised parts your admirable plaster
1t had an excellent effect, soothing while drawing
out the soreness and sustaining and strengthening
the part upon which it Is applied. 49, 4ea
...ss 40 y; f. D. FULLER.
Peekskili, Oct 8, 1858. &. = LIZ =
.Allcock's Porous Plasters are sold by all Drug
gists. Principal Agency, Blandreth House. New
fork.e3ssao go "a s5sia mayl7eod &eowim
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

FOREST Cry PARK.-A race, the winner to
drive three mile heats nearest to three min
autes. came off on Saturday at Forest City Park.
The following horses were entered: S. Jacobs,
b. 8. Butcher Boy; j. J. Gilbert, s. g. Sorrel
John; j. Harris, W. g. Snowfall. Three heats
were trotted by each horse, as follows: Butch
er Boy 253, 3, 301. Sorrell John 312, 304,
$40. SNOWFALL 3.O6, 3.O7, 800. Butcher Boy
average nearest) was the winner. The at
tendance was small, partly owing to the rain
in the morning and threatening state of the
weather during the afternoon. The time
made must be considered fast when it is taken
into consideration that each horse carried over
four hundred and fifty pounds weight, being
driven to road wagons: We learn that race
for horses that never beat three minutes is
talked offor next week. LEX.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

Some member of Congress advertises in the
World cadetship appointment to the Unitad
States Naval Academy for sale. One an our
sanding reproaches against tho British Gov
olnnsnt is the TACT that positions ia the army
are allowed to be bought and sold. ~
Mrs Grant y said to be strongly in favor Of
giving Mrs. Lincoa pension. : s.
The Boston Post gives an idea of the treme,,-
dous size of the Coliseum ny saying that how
who started to walk around Il nearly starved
before he accomplished the task aes
A colored girl was hired by genneaan re-
siding few miles from Newton, in Somerset
ND, and having been furnished with money
sna Clothes in advance, took her departure the
nrss opportunity. On Sunday last the gentle
- osertook her on one of the streets Of New
VI -nu CHASING her for some distance, caught
an1 s'e'pped her Of every gaxnent she had on.
nudity is :. oo''' 10
George Hudson, the sereat railway H..
who ruled and ruined the Eno,;s,' 81.
Boards of twenty-five years ago, has lata,: 49,
discovered in abject poverty in France go
the Northeastern Railway Company Of En-
land which he created and swindled, has late.
~ granted him an annuity of 600 year, with
which to hold body and soul together. sa 81
The author of 6 The Gates Aiar.' having
mentioned that there are pianos as well az
maps In heaven, Chicago paper suggests
mat she kindly add which instrument is in I
most favor there, the Chickering OF the Stein 4
way
since the adjournment OF Congress the Pres
'aen. mas removed at least nine of his own an
po'ntees' namely; two consuls, one Indian
AGENT two collectors, one assessor, and three
postmasters,
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8H+l7-77 AFIHE ----'al G -
Ccsat1ftg0 Drug Store,
aags "a Exchange Street. i nsfW
Special Agents for Portia nal .na vieinia,
5 Afril IL. adtfss y S1oa pskSa4 k5t3tsS :
: iscience, Advance.

o& else .sisalseienee, Advauctss n5nSIs
As soon as an article purporting to be OF utility
has been tested, and its merits endorsed by public
opinion unprincipled parties endeavor to replensh
their depleted purses by cuuntereiting and subst-
tuiing spurious for the genuine article Some time
since, mercuryia the disguise of pills, powders &c.
was given for all diseases of the stomach and liver,
while quinInc freely administered for the chills
At length II dstetser's STONE eh 8itcrs made its
advent, and an entire system OF healing was in
augurated. The beneficial effects of this valuable
preparation were at once acknowledged, and miner
al poisous suffered to sink into that obscurity to
which an enlightenedage has consigned them. There
have been many spurious Bitters palmed upon the
community, which, after trisl have been found per-
fectly worthless, while Hostester's has proved a
blessing to thousands who to it their restora-
ton to health.
Foramany years we have watched the steady pro-
gross Of Hostctfer's stomach Bfttefs in pull
Lie estimation. and its henefcent effects for
all complaints arising from the stomach of morbid
nature and we are tree to say that it can be relied
upon as a certain relief and remeny. It's proprie-
tors have made the above preparation after years Of
careful study and sitting, and are now reaping the
reward claimed by this valuable specific and which
they richly merit. 1t is the only preparation Of
the kind that reliable in all cases. and it therefore
deniandsthe attention Of The afflicted. iAnJ
June 4.eodtWsN ,t-af 4s4
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM-Ths article.is
the true secret of beauty. It is what fashiona-
BILE lalies, actresses and opera singers use to
produce that cultivated, distfngate appearance
SO much desired in the circles of fashion
1t removes all unsightly blotches, redness,
freckles, tan, sunburn and effects of Spring
winds, and gives to the complexion blooming
purity of transparent delicacy of power No
lady who values fine complexion can Go with
out the Magnolia Balm; 70 cents win buy it Of
any of our respectable dealers
sLToNs Katharion il the best hair dressing.
w sstai ie4eodS ,w1m,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

A NEW Work OF ART.-This morning
novel work of art will be placed on public ex-
hibition at Hale's Art Gallery. 1t is not pic
ture, but representation of the 70 Semitic
Valley at sunrise. By the use of some compo-
stion, which is the secret of the artist, the
spectator actually appears to be present in the
70 Semitic, at considerable altitude, and his
vision extends over miles and miles of dis
lance, so wellimanaged is the perspective. In
the foreground, ON either hand, rise the lofty,
tower-like cliffs, while tho georges and ridges
are covered with the moss and ichen The
trees cling 10 the rocks, aud cap the SUBMITS
Of those on the sides, and a startled deer paus-
es in his browsing to turn his head in the di-
rection Of the supposed danger. Awaterfall is
seen to jump from crag into the valley be-
meath, relieving by its silvery brightness the
sombre tints of mountain verdure The sun
has not assembled above the tops of the noun
tains sufficiently to illuminate the foreground,
but throws his golden haze over the back
ground, thus wildly contrasting the one with
the other. If you wish to see the picture, Gas
we suppose we may call ity to great advantage,
look at its reflection in the mirror opposite,
with an opera-glass, and notice how soft and
true to nature is the genera effect. Miss j. 8.
Shaw, daughter of Eaton Shaw, Esq.,-who
exhibited a work similar in cha racter. but by
no means as pretentious composition, at the
State Fair last year-is the artist and has
shown great talent in the execution of this
work Of art. A small charge will be made to
spectators to defray the expenses of exhibition,
We would advise all to go and see it.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
State News.
= ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

@N0nSScSON0AN COVNII.
The Knights Of st. Crispin intend holding d
grand Anniversary Convention in Auburn
Hall, on Thursday, June 10th, to be addressed
BY several speakers eff note. A number of
lodges from other cities and towns are expected
TO be present, and will parade the streets in
procession, says the Lewiston Journal
The Lewiston Journal says on Thursday
the old Lisbon road in that city was. entered
by burglars and the lower story thoroughly
ransacked. Nothing was taken, however, but
coat and vest. The family ali slept up stairs
ond story. The house Of Mr. 6. 81. White
more on the same road was also broken into
and Mr. WIS watch stolen. F9ia4gies 5
On DIR. Garcelon's farm in Lewiston. saws
the journal, there is a very curious and extent
sive beaver dam, which was doubtless bull
centuries ago. Ninety years ago the dam was
quite as it now is, The beavers felled logs all
along the dam, to remove which to make a ca
nal was quite q labor. The dam ID several HIM
dred feet long, and stumps of trees cut so or
~ years ago stand on the verge OF this damu
their roots having overgrown the logs felled by
the beaver, which shows its antiquity must be
considerable. The beaver evidently CONSTRUCTS
ed this dam to flow the extensive meadow
which stretches to the southuard. ~ "a 7'7l
aHuf KENNEREC COUNTY. Ell
The residence of DIR. 8. L Cole of HalleWell
was partly DESTROYED By fire about ,esc ccsn..
"a ;n 4a sa 81 the house IL Is
4supns~-s y have taken from sparks f. ON q
Train passing late Friday evening. -
The robberies recently committed in stores
have been arrested and have confessed their
quit Inc money stolen, about $40, was re-
% .siEs PExoBsco4n COUNTY, hss hiai
Hon. j ohm e Godfrey Of Bangor has accent
ca an invitation, to deliver the Grafton at the
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
FoREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Rangoon April 81, ship Kentucsian. Free
Ar At Liverpool Sd inst. ship cultIvaior Russell.
Passed Deal ESD ult, barque wyman wyman,
from Callao tor Rotterdam.
iron Bangkok) for London
Ar at Londonderry 4th inst. IS St Andrew, from
SGibraitar-Toved through the Straits sih ult brig
Antelope. Rumbal, from Palermo for New York.
Sid im Demarara Sd, sch Eddie Waters Folsom,
AT at IS St Thomas nth ult. brig RobbOnl, COMBS
Porto Cabeo land sailed 23d tor Arroyo, to load for
Moh q Htssrass at 50 cts Se p n q os5
tor North Of Hatterss at $1,000 gold port chgs pad
s sss y, Carney Carney, Guadaloupe land sailed
In port lslA ult. big Helen M ROwley. ROwley,
from Mobile, ar 18th. disg.
a. Gay Fs, Sa,S 2ts a. ss.qus Harvest Neon
Ocean Belle. Alex Milliken, and David Bugbeee,
" At trinidad 10th ult, brig Tally Ho Chisholm. for
Phiadephia; and others.
Ar at Havana 2lth. brig Frontier, Morgan. Sierra
Sid ed. brig Concord, kelley, Baltimore via Ma
tanzas; 9th. barque Esther Matarzas; brig Shan
NON: Ray New York; brigs + Allen, Clark. Port
CID 18th, barque Elba. Peterson. New York.
In port 2sth ult. barque N Morales. tBrl Nc
more; and Others
xr At Matsnsas 2ith, brIgs Abby Ellen circuit,
Cardenae 26th, Aaratta, Stanley, fensacoia; Con
cord, Kelley. Havana; Udoia, Wnitmore. York
18th, Hyperion, Woodbury., Philadelphia.
Ar at ed nit, brig BENZ Carver, Meyers, Boston
2sth, barque Union, Damage. Antwerp.
Sid 22d brig Harry Stewart, Weeks, Philadelphia
z4th, barque Ellen Stevens. Howe, New York; brig
j Brown, Balm, Philadelphia; 25th, barques Aea'
Linscott Boston; 9th barque N NJ Haven, Hall.
Philadelphia 2sth, brig Nellie Clifford, Littlened,
4 Ar at cardenas Fad, sch Mary Long, Hardy, I'm
Portland.
sid 2ist, brig ABBY Ellen, orcutt Baltimore 2cth.
barque Eliza A Cochrane, Swazey, do.
Ar at Czenfuegos May 90 barque Caro-. Beais, New
York; Henry Fiitner, Dickey, Aspinwall; brig Cir
cassan. Bunker, Portland.
In port 2sth ult, barques Henry Fitner and Caro-.
unc: jessie Nicholas, Nicholas, and Sancho Panza,
Wiley, do; fremont, Carlisle, Tor Boston; Cireas-
| sian, Tucker. from Portland Ramirez, Bernard,
unc; H Lane. Shuto, from Searsport, ar goth, tor
Ar AZ St Jago 18th, brig j Poliedo, Plummer, New
/ Sid 18th brig Waredale Pratt. Baltimore.
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Portland 1,o' iala4n. ] an and T. Yieinity-
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SPECIAL NOTICE coLUM
Boots aud Shees-T. Il. Moseiy s. CO. s'sl st'si'A
Crlstadoro's Hair Dye.grS T.',s,ssNys ays.sf s,s
"atcnes and Watch Cases-J. A. Brown q Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
y Auction sales--F. o. Bailey, Is Exchange ST.
DsiHE INSTRUMENTATION cobuns. sFs
Honses for Sale-Geo. R. Davis q Co.
Farm for sale--Wm. IL Jerris.
Gcpartnefship-Ho Hooper. Eaton & Co. ~ Ag91
Tenement to ket--W. r. Jerris. d ] -i,sso4 s-,5a
Room to Let Boarders Wanted.
Iepelnent to Let. "a Fee .3rd b5{i91Ciz baA
Piano for sale-Ira Witham
sale OF forfeited Goods-i. Washburf, u.
rosewood C0ttage--Js a q. Cameron. 4 M .sfs.ye
City Notices-Wm. Curtis
Nofice--J p. Smith. 8 laifuz9ia 9d3 e,iim
40 Fit Difficult Foot, 60 to II. g. Paimer's-. Is
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
DR.. Hams Aromatic InvIcorator

excessive use OF alcoholic liquors. and efiectually
destroys the appetite for these simulans. It gives
tone to debitated mucous snrfnees. Ehete matter
IL removed from the system thereby restoring it TO
its normal heathful condition. AS medicine il Is
quick and effectual, curing the most aggravated
cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints and ali 9TH
speedy manner. This elegant preparation has stood
the test Of years wine glass iui before eating viii
give good appetite and prevent all suffering from
indigestion; ladies OF weak and delieate consfIt-
lions should take the invigorator tn ee times day
wns-glass full before retiring will insure sweet
ana refreshing sleep. All the proprietor asks il q
rator IN pint bottles at 90 cts quarts 81 0O Prin-
cIpal Depot, 40 CENTRAL WHARF BOSTON, Sold
by all druggists. - mav1seodsN3m
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

lssgz9AAx rEkM--aoDDARD, j., PRRs1n1ke. 49,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS o. Bailey vs.. Entsrprise
insurance Company. This case was ceatinued, to-
pc defaued for $3.50 and interest from July l. 1867
without costs $50 lsfa s3sfEl 5 - N 49,
: j. r. Mflles nias 4t,g baS.ax q .,..,..f +
The docket was called 6yor and q. Iaroe urrs,s, ~
cases disposed of by default. Court thsn .,onrnsd
to Tuesday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

McCRAcKEN.-It appears that the McCract-
en- who lately died at Bloomington, Illinois
Uds the man who wrote the famous letters 10
Mr.. Seward about our foreign ministers. A
published card, signed Edward Bliss, says
the whole secret of his (McCracken's) COM
plant lay in the fact that he had been snubbed
by our Minister at Vienna. Mac acknowl-
edged this to me on his return from Europe.
but his aqualid poverty, enfeeb.ed health. and
general physical and mental dilapidation ex-
cited my pity, and Ipromised not to expose
MN. The papers at that time were full of in
curry about the authorship of the letter. He
was formerly editor of the San Francisco
tagraph." : an
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07


RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-A deaf and dumb
man named George Curtis, farmer much re-
spected, and residing with his son about mile
and half this side Of the New Gloucester sta
ton, was struck by an engine Saturday after
noon. and SO badly injured that he died an
hour afterwards. The following are the par
ticulars:
Engine No. 165, F. M. Cobb engineer, was
following out the passenger train that left here
at LILO P. M. As it was approaching New
Gloucester station, the engineer observed a
man walking upon the track and swinging a
club just tho same as the trackmen do. Sup
posing him to be a trackman, and thathe would
as usual step off the track, the engineer gave
three sharp whistles and then reversed his mar
chine. Butt it was too late; the poor man was
struck, one of his arms and one of his legs
broken, and he received other injuries on the.
head and body. He was taken to the New,
Gloucester station, but was i'.sa..~-s' = n
Coroner Hall went out and held an inquest.
The verdict of the jury was that Mr.. Curtis
came to his death while walking on the track,
in being struck by engine No. 165, 3. M. Cobb
engineer. The engineer was axonerated fro m
all blame. e ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

HORN & BLooDaooD's Commemorative
great variety company opens at Deering Hail
tonight andy if we can judge from extensive
advertising and illuminated posters, present
such attractions as will be sure to crowd Deey-
ing Hall to its utmost capacity. We have
seen Eph Horn in times past, and can remem-
Der how we laughed at his comicalities when
he was end man of the Morris Bros. Minstrels,
in Boston, some years ago. The Clinetop SIS
tiers are graceful and pleasing dancers, Miss
Clifton is said to be fine vocalist, and Vivian
worthy rival of the celebrated Lingard. IF
the company is only half as good as represent
ed it will be well worth seeing.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

WE always did like the Boston Posts iok.s
They are not all confined to the AN sortsn
column, but are scattered in rich profus;on
through the news and editorial paragraphs
Here, for instance, is piece of ironical writ
ing, the delicate, subtle humor of which is as
enjoyable as anything we expect to see this
summer: M
Inc Democracy Of Maine are shortly to as
semDie for the purpose of making their annual
nominations. Although there is no present
excltement in our national politics, events
merely rlpening for the policy which the nation
mus. YET adopt the time is propitious for re-
eminent, and plain declaration Of remedies
foi abuses not yet corrected.
line honest nest men Of the Republican party in
ing them, to unite with the Demoo,sst auuress-
2ning beth State and nation. III res
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
NA<@S -@AS-'
Portland, June 7, 1869.

CARELEssSEss.- Saturday afternoon as the
yacht Ethel was sailing past Mr.. Simeon Skill
ling's house, on Peaks Island, a gun was dis
charged from her deck that sent a ball whiz-
zing over the heads Of a number of persons
standing in and around the door, it passing
through the roof and lodging in the attic, where
it was found few minutes after. -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

A New CARRIAGE House, Capt Sager as
lately erected and almost completed fine new
brick carriage-house adjoining his stables on
Oak street, which for convenience cannot be
surpassed by any in the State. 1t is two stor-
ries in height with very large attic and is
6S by 40 feet in size.9 The first story is IL 1-2
feet high. the second11 feet, and the attic is
IL feet An immense elevator runs from
the ground floor to the attic, with the ma
chinery so perfected that one man can raise
the heaviest carriage. with perfect ease to
the upper story. A part of the second story
is devoted to harness room, with slide con-
meeting it with the lower floor, on which the
harnesses can be placed and lowered or elevated
at will. The walls are twelve inches thick and
huge Orders, of South Carolina pine, run from
one end of the building to the other, while
strong iron columns pass from the foundation
to the ridgepole, making the building one Of
great strength. The whole building is capital
ly lighted and ventilated by large windows,
and will accommodate a very large number of
carriages and sleighs.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
.IBateheIorss Hair Dye. y

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless,
stantaneous; DISAPPOINTMENT; Iidiculous tints;
remedies the III effects ofbsd dyes; invigorat<s and
leaves the hair SOFT and beautiful black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
Notice..

Notice Is hereby gwen to all parties interested
that the Joint Standing Committee Of the City COun
ell, on streets, &C, will meet on Congress ST. near
State st, Tuesday, the 10Th day Of june, $780, at
o'clock p d, to establish grade Tor the following
streets, viz: Congress street from Neal to North
India St Fore st. from India to Munioy st, Federal
st from India to Mountiort st, Mellen ct, State st.
from Congress to Portland ST. High st from Congress
st to Portland st. Cumberland &c from Melleh 10
High street. sherman 81, Grant st, Portland ST from
Grove to High st, Dcering st and West ST. at which
time and place all parties interested will be heard
thereon. - = ~
WILLIAM GURTI5, Chairman.
Portland, June 9th, 1860. je7 ct
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

bRfEf Jo1rncs .-To-day Che Infantry viii
make their eth anniversary excursions, under 1
sealed orders, from Custom House wharf, in
the elegant new steamer Ella, Capt. Mitchell.
The Infantry know how to have good time,
and this win prove no exception to the general
ruIe Gov. Chamberlain is expected to be Of
the narty.-we saw smart old lady of 90
wears of age, the other day, who had walked
from the Tree lot, on Congress street, to South
street, and was going to walk back. She can
give odds to some of the "girls of the period"
The horse railroad company will put on their
one-horse cars about the 18th inst.-Lieutenan
Webster knows how to keep nice restaurant
under Deering Hail.. II you doubt it just give
him a call and we think he will cause you to
change your mind.-All quiet at the Munich
pal Court on Saturday. Some enterprising
gentlemen have taken the lot next to Captain
Richardson's, on Cumberland street, and roll
cd the turf and made asplendid croquet ground,
besides making an attractive breathing spot in
that neighborhood--A fog " morning last Sat
urday with sunshine in the afternoon.-Two
amateur sportsmen Of this city secured nice
little mess of 100 trout, Of good size nea. New
Gloucester on Friday.-Quite little excite
ment on Federal street Saturday afternoon in
the trial of new horse. Horse evinced pre-
dilection for stable and displayed considerable
show of heels. The posters of Stone & Muir
rays Circus attracted such crowd on Ex-
change street Saturday afternoon as to cause
timid ones fears of riot. new staircase
at Deering Hall is to be earpeted as well as the
hall ITSELF Harry Brown is off on his summer
tour, after this week, and will close his studio,
SO that all who desire to secure a nice specimen
of Harry's skill with the brush will have to do
30 at once.-E. M, Patten g Co. sold at auction
Saturday, the two stored wooden dwelling cor
ner Of Middle and Hancock streets, to Charles
81. McMain, for 5000; one half cash.-A de-
lightful excursion and chowder came off Sat
urday afternoon down the harbor on the good
yacht Sunnyside, owned by Walter Hatch,
Esq, and commanded by Capt. Sterling. A
party Of q dozen gentlemen were most glori-
ously entertained. There was happy season,
yesterday morning, ON the occasion Of the Love
Feast at the African M. e. Church. A great
number of outsiders were attracted thither.-
Yesterday was lovely June day, and the sum
set, as seen from the head of Preble street,
was magnificent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07

TEsfPLARs OF HoNoR.-The third annual
session of the Grand Temple Of Maine will be
held at hockland, ON Wednesday, the 9th
inst. Delegates viii leave this city by the
steamer Lewiston on Tuesday evening, and by
the courtesy of the Portland, Bangor & Ma
chias Steamboat Company, will receive free re-
turn passes. M L. STBvENs, G. W.R.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
Notica.

Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee OF the City Council
Streets, Sidewalks and Bridges will meet on the
Eastern Promenade, near Mun]oy ST. on Monday,
june 14th is0ss at O'Clock P H. to establish grade
Congress s.. from Munjoy ST. to East Commercial ST.
in said Portland, at which time and place all
parties Interested may be beard thereon.
VILLA NJ CURTIS, Chairman,
Portland, June 9Th, 1860. je7 st
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-07
ssBuy me, and T,Ils 40 Won Ceed.,,

sfBuy NE, and Isllsdo you Geed.o DR..
LanRley's Is oot and Herb Bifters a sure
remedy for Liver complaint In all its iorms Humors
OF the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Cos.
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache ard BIZ
ious Diseases, General Debility, &c. They cleanse
publ the blood, strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare II to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. c.
GOODWIN 3 Co, Boston. Sold by all druggists.