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FIRE IN SwANNILLE. The house and two barns
prlonsing to Win,ow b. Holmes We're burned at
o'clock on the evening of the 9th. The irc took in
The barn from some unknown cause. Only portion
ot the bedding was saved from the house. There
was an insurance of $500 on the buildings.
We arc indebted to David Pierce, Esel. for the
handsomcst cluster Of grapes we remember ia have
seen. II was grown i'll the grapery at his new resi-
dtnrt beyond Primrose Hill, He has a beautiful
pat' and is especially successful in the culture Of
grapes
We want 10 make one exception to the remarks
We made in defence Of runncrs-and that is the man
who tricd 10 get Us out Of bed 1T an unreasonable
hour. 10y sending message that he place needed
m'lc trees. and he had some for sale, His enter
prise D. tremendous.
That enthusiastic Democrat. j. Y. MeClintock.
Who wa, berofl otmany hats and some greenbacls.
by the Pennsylvania and Ohio elections came 40
smiling on New York. with his money and hats all
Olrk
Ne>ar~, Fields Il Mathews have Il very nice stock
90 furniture, mattresses, cradles, and everything
needed ~ setting ~ housekeeping. People III want
should Seq their advertisement and then see their
stock.
Al a shooting match IN Searsmont last week. one
"t The hunters brought i'll a white-headed eagle that
mea>ure> seven feet oyer the ontstretcled wings
'ut not being on the list, didn't count.
Sinauton Bro. * Co., have been obliged to en-
rloN two additional clerks to meet tbs demands Of
customers al their new store i'll the Haytord Block.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIrEDl L., p.>.,.,.,.,,.,..
STATES. District of Maine Nv pNNN"' ~ l.

DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED liz R,<Krrrr,,
STATES. District of Maine. ' N""' ~ =
In the matter of STEPHEN A. DOYLE and OTIS r.
MARKS, Bankrupts.
TJ1lIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition having
been presented to the Court, the twenty first div
of November A. ID. 1865 by stephen A. DOYLE Frank
lin in said District late copartner OF OTIS L. Marks OF
the firm OF Doyle & Marks Bankrupts praying that he
might be decreed to have full discharge all debts
provabe under the bankrupt Act, upon which petition
notice was ordered in the Ellsworth American and tn,
Rockland Free Press, rcturnable the Monday OF
July, A. ID. 1862 and it having been made appear To
the Court on the twenty-seyenh day of July d. 1859
that said order through accident and without fault or neg
lect on the part of the petitioners had been complied
with, and thereupon.
Uupon the petition of said Bankrups on the twenty
seventh day of July aforesaid not ice was ordered anew
in the ewpapers aforesaid returnabe on the first Mon
day of October, A. d. 1863; and upon this twenty
first day of October, A. ID. 1869 it appearing unon in
spection OF the record OF said case that said last men
toned order had been complied with only in part and it
having been shown to the Court that the failure so to
comply arose from other than the neglect fault
OF the petitioners, and the said petitioner having
now presented his petition the Court praying Tor
tice to issue anew on his petition for discharge:
Upon reading said Petition for discharge anew it is
now, upon the twentyfrst day of October aforesaid,
Ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon
the same on the first Monday ofJanuary AID. 1870 before
the Court in Portland in said District at O'clock
NJ and that notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
American and the Republican Journal, newspapers
printed said District, week for three weeks
and that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest, appear at said time and
place and shew cause il any they have why the PRAYER
OF said Petition should not be granted.
WIN. T. PREBLE,
3w17 Clerk of District Court Tor said District
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN.

if you wish avoid the destructive malades which are
caused by committed in early life, would be
freed from the chains OF disease forged by youthful
peruse to works Of Dr. Hayes, Consulting
Physician of the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston
'TtIE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERVA
TON y treats upon nervous and physical debility, re
stoton of manhood &C., in mastery manner, and it
had become the most popular medical work of the day.
The Peabody Medical Institute publish it, and also, BY
the same eminent author, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES" See the ad-
ycrtsement Of the Peabody Medical Institute in another
column.
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The President OF the United States having
appointed
THURSDAY, November 18th
as Il day of Public Thank sgiying, and recon-
mended the keeping Of the same for the ends
and uses set forth by him, ] do therefore, with
the advise Of the Executive Council, conform
to this appointment.
And | call upon the people OF this State to
vcnerate this ancient instantaneous peculi-
ar inhcritancc-thc pious motives and saluta-
~ offices Of which are now acknowledged by
the Rulers of the Nation and to dedicate the
day with solemn JOY to thoughts and deeds Of
gratitude and charity
Let us so acknowledge God in our prosper
ity that we may find His present help in time
of trouble; and SO use the gifts of His grace,
that at the last We may have part in the great
Thanksgiving.
Giving at the Council Chamber this twenty
fifth day Of October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine,
and ofthe Independence Of the United States
of America the ninety-fourth.
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
BY the Governor:
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW, Secret airy Of State.
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
PUBLISHED BY THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 Dulhnch Street, Boston,
Opposite Revere House)
100000 COPIES SOLD THE LAST YEAR.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF PRESERyA,
TON A Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of
EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PREMATURE DECLINE IN
MAN, NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, HYPocII-
oNDRIA and all othsr diseases arising the ERRORS
OF YOUTH, or the INDIsCRETIoNs or ExCEssEs of ma
ture years This is indeed book for every man. Price
only One Dollar 2s5 pages, bound in cloth. DIR. A. H.
HAYES, Author.
A Book for Every Woman,
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND
HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED PHYS
IoLoGICALLf AND PArHoLoGICALLY, from INFANCY
TO OLD AGE, with elegant ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAv-
INGs.
These are, beyond all comparison the most eXraordi-
nary works of Physiology ever published There is
nothing whatever that the MARRIED SINGLE OF
EITHER SEX can either require wish to know, but
what is fully explained, and many matters Of the most
important and interesting character introduced
which no aasion even be found in any other works
in our language All the New DISCOVERIES of the au-
Thor, whose experience is OF uninterrupted magni-
tudc such probably before fell to the lot OF any
man-are given in full. No person should be without
these valuable books They utterly unlike any Others
ever published.
VALUABLE BooKS.-We have received the valuable
medical works of DIR. Albert III. Hayes. These books
OF actual merit and should find place in every in
tegent family They not the cheap order of abomn
able trash published by irresponsible parties and pur-
chased to crafty tastes, but written by
sponsibe professional gentleman of eminence, IT'S Il
Of Instruction vital matters, concerning which
lamenable ignorance exists. The important subjects
presented are treated with deccy ability and care, and
appendix, many useful prescriptions for prevailing
complaints added. Coos Republican, Lancaster, ~
H., Sept y 1869.
DR.. HAYES is one of the most learned and popular
physicians of the day. and is entitled to the gratitude
race for these invaluable productions. 1t
be his aim to induce and avoid the cause
of those diseases to which they subject and he tells
them just how and when to do it Earmington honi
cie hdrmington, Me-, Sept. 2, 1869.
These are truly scientific and popular works by Dr.
OF the day.1he Medical and Surgical Journal, Juiy
1869
Price OF SCIENCE OF LIFE, $I.o0. PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, $500, In Tur-
ley morocco, full gilt, $500. Postage paid
Either book sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address 'rHE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE" or
DIX. HAYES, No. 6ulnch Street, Boston
n. B-Dr. Ii. may be consulted in strictest confidence
on all diseases requiring SKILL secrcsy and experience
INVIoLAHlE SECEEsY AND CE irAIN RELIEF. 1yrl
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SHIP NEW
PORT DE BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Noy.3. Sch d, X. Arcy, Ryan, Boston.
Noy.5. Schs Earl, Furguson, Boston; j. F. Merriam
Clark, do; Columbus, Brown, Portlund Adelaide, New
buryport.
Nov 6. Schs Julia Newell, McInir New York
Geo w. Glover, Iiolbrook do
Now. Sch Castellane, Hart, Blngor
Nov :. Schs Jachin, Shute Hoston; Cameo, McCarty,
do
SAILED.
Nov6. Brig Il. b. Cove, Hardness, Mobile.
Nov .. Schs |. Snow, Thorndke, Ron1out; Adelaide
AIachas; Julia Newell Mclntre, Camden; Banner,
Mcfarland, Ellsworth.
Noy.9. Schs Geo. W. Glover, lIolbrook, Sullivan
james Jewett, Coombs, Portland.
Barque Don Justo (new) Bonhotl, ut Charl gstom 3st
from Damariscota Me expcrienc cd heavy gales the
passage and started aeak.
LAUNCHED-At Ellsworth 81 inst, from the yard of
|. NJ. Grant sch "kate Grant, = lis tons owned by the
builder, f. III. Greedy and Hall Bros.
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DEY Il HEALED
ID OF Whatsoever Disease We have by
FOsaF1SE AND NEG ALIVE POW

Turner. Neuralgia Pill The great remedy for
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases More than 100 600
cured by it in the last two Price by mail pack
age 81 ,06,-6 packages $5.27.
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic II ILL.,
The best known remedy for all Diseases of the Hood
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys for Headache Rheumatism,
and in cases where caharte is required Price BY
mail, box 81 cts boxes $l.lS,-l2 boxes S3.64.
TURNER 4 CO., 1870 FREMONT ST., BosroN MASS.
o,.1D
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Gloucester Fish Market For the week ending
Nov 4Georges codish-stock in market light for the
season, and the demand is good market little frmer
the present week, with sales at 81 II l.2 per q Mack
ereiay continue in very light receipt and prices have
advanced; quote sales Of No at $23 5oa24; No at
s4 Shore at $25 for No Il No at 81 5o No at SO
cwt; smoked do &c per Id. Oi-cod SOC per gallon.
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The crew Of the kearsarge that sunk the
Alabama complain that OF the bounty of
$500 each for destroying superior vessel, as
well as the large sums subscribed in the cities,
they have nol received one cent. What has
become Of these sums Have they stuck to
IONnl" lmgere
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Administrators Sale.

Wll l. be sold at Public Sale, by virtue of cence
w from the Court of Probate for the County of
Waldo, on Monday the twentieth eco day Of December,
A. D. sG9 at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at MY
dwelling house nialermO, in the County of Waldo SO
much of the real estate of Charles Nelson late of Paer-
mo- in said County of Waldo deceased ntestae will
produce the sum OF five hundred dollars for the payment
ton and incidental charges said real estate consists of
about thirty acres of land which he purchased OF John
Greedy part wood land and part pasture land also all
right he Lad in any and all other real estate in Palermo
JOHN GREEDY, Administrator.
Palermo, NOV. 10, 1862. 3WlS
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WarrRn'S GOngb RalS9m !

Is beyond question the very best medicine of the da,
for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and LUNGS
Also for Whooping Cough and Group in Children it i:
the most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
~ y. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Agents for New
England. 6ml7
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

STATES. State of Maine IN "ANh"lfl'f.
In the matter Of STEPHEN A. DOA IE and oIlS e
MAthS, Blnkrupts.
'INlllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that petition having
l. becd presented to the Court the twenty first day
OF November A. ID. ISIS by OTIS H. Mark, ui Frank lin
in said district, late copmtuer OF Stephen A Doyle nm
der the firm of Doyle 4 VI lrks, binkrupt- priyng Tint
he might be ecreed to have full discharge from all hi
debts, provabc under the Bankrupt Act, upon which
petition notice was ordered III the Ellsworth American
aud Rockland Free Press returnuo the first Monday
OF July a. ID. lS9 and it having been made TO appear
that said order, through accident and without FAULT or
neglect on the part OF the petitioners had com
piled with, and thcrcupon,
And therefore, upon the petition of said Bal rut Is
ON the twenty seventh day OF July, aforesaid notice was
ordered anew In the newspapers aforesaid rcturnhle
me rSt Monday OF October A. ID. 1869 and upon
this twenty first day OF October, A. d. ,6 appearing
upon inspection OF the record Of said case that said Ia i
mentioned order had been complied with only in par
ana it having been shown to the Court that the failure
to comply from other that the neglect or
fault of the petitioner, having presented his petition
to the Court praying Tor notice to issue hi
aforesaid petition for discharge
Upon reading said Petition for discharge anew il Is
now, upon the twenty first day OF October aforesaid
Ordered by the Court that hearing be had upou
the same, on the first Monday of January A. d.
$780, before the Court in Portland in said District at
ten o'clock, A. NJ, and that notice thereof be published
in the Ellsworth American and the Republican journal
newspapers printed in said District a week for
three weeks and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest may appear at
said time and place, and show cause il any they have
why the prayer OF said Petition should be granted
WIN. L. TREBLE,
''wl1 Clerk OF District Court tor said District.
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS my son, Warren Il. Sylvester, has left
w my house without my consent and is living
abroad this is to caution and forbid all persons from
harborng or trusting him in any manner whatever,
my account, as shall pay no debts OF hts contracting.
have made ample provision for his support at home
JOHN. b. SYLVESTER.
LlncOlnve, Nov. 9, 1869. 3Wlst
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Administrators Sale.

NXTILL be sold at Public Sale, by virtue of cence
w from the Court Of Probate for the County OF Waldo
on Thursday the 10th day of December, A. d. 1862 at
of the clock in the afternoon the Post Office in lber.
y Village, the real estate OF Susan johnson, late of
Liberty in said County deceased ntestate for the pay
ment OF the said deccase1s just debts charges of admin
stration incidental charges said estate consists
of two lots of land situated in Liberty, Waldo County
formerly part of the Israel johnson farm, said lots
being particularly described in Waldo registry Book 1888
Page 472 W. II. MCCLELLAN Administrator
Belfast, Nov . 1869. 3w1s
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CANE LOST.

I est, on Friday, Nov. s, between North Searsmont
II and Belmont Corner, a large cane having marked
be suitably rewarded by leaving at the office OF Cox
4 Field Belfast. lW1S
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Boots, Shoes 4 Rubbers!
TRUNKS and vALlSES.

LII persons in want Of the above articles, will find
~ it for their advantage to call upon the subscriber
at the CITY BLOCK SHOE STORE, where may be
found large and seasonable stock the very lowest
prices w. II. COLBUlaN.
Belfast, NOV. III, 1861" Owls
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A VETERAN. The St John (Ncw Bruins
wick} Telegraph says that there is now re-
siding in that city Mr.. Henry A. baltimore,
eighty years of age, who participated in all
the principal battles fought on the Peninsula
by the Iron Duke from 1912 till the final
overthrow of Napoleon at Waterloo. He
was three times wounded, first by Il cannon
bail on the top of his forehead second, by
It musket ball in his right arm, and, third, by
a missile OF the same kind in his left side
He was one of the braves who were blown
''sky high at san Sebastian in Spain, and
one OF the very few who escaped destruction
He witnessed the flight of Napoleon, which
Immediately ensued after the fatal order was
given by his great rival, Zip, Guards, and
at them - lie was present 1T the execution
of Marshal Ney doing duty as a sentinel
The corps to which he belonged was the 2Sth
and he received is discharge in 1886, after
serving tor about twenty years. III,
is still hale and hearty, and is rather fond, THAI
otherwise, fighting over again his old battles
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Mortgagee's Notice.

TNllE undersigned executor OF thelast will of Amos
l. Sprowl, late of Wnterport, in the County of Wal
the following described parcels Of land situated in said
Winterport viz. beginning at the North Westerly
f. Spanar, thence Easterly by said Websters land 10
rods and II links; thence Norherly by said Websters
land to land of the heirs of the late Richard Sherman
thence Westerly BY said heirs land l6 rods and links
to stake; thence SouherIy by Harrison winnings land
to the place of begnning-also, beginning stake at
the South West corner of land purchased by Asa b..
Webster of Sewc F. SEanar; thence Southerly the
Eastery side of the back road leading from Wnterpor
TO Hampden to cedar tree marked and sealed thence
North 81 degrees East 81 rods to land OF the heirs of the
late William ii. Shaw: thence on the West line of said
line of said Asa B. Websters land thence West 43 rods
to the place of beginning, containng:lO
less, by virtue of Mortgage deed from Asa b. Webster
to said Amos Sprowl, dated December 31st 1867, and
recorded in the Registry OF Deeds Of Waldo County,
Book 1870 page 3l3 That the condition in said mortgage
deed has been and now Is broken by reason whereof
claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
Wnterport, Nov. s, 1862 JOHN w. SPROWL.
3WlS
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BELFAST PRICES CUnRENr.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
belfast, Wednesday, November B 1869.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHARFAGE and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor at reasonable
terms. Inquire OF
13u W II. SIMPSON.
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the date, name and age, must
be paid for.
In South Thomaston, Sept, 30, Charlotte wife of
Isaiah Fogg, aged 50 years, months and days; May
5th, George Lorng Fogg OF Isaiah and Charlotte
Fogg, aged D years. months and 20 days. kennebec
papers please copy.
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Bank robhelies are plenty. The latest oc-
cured at Wolieboro, n H., Friday night
and resulted in the loss of $50, 900. The Ma
tional Bank and the Savings Bank were both
in the same apartment, and both were plnnd-
cred. Hon. John M Bracket, President Of
the discount bank and Treasurer Of the say
ings institution, lost three thousand dollars of
his private funds, and it is reported that the
Cashier, Mr.. Iebbetts, lost two thousand dol
lars The robbery was committed in the
aslt5l way, by forcing open a window and APP
plying powder to the lock OF the safe. The
explosion is supposed to have taken place
about one O'Clock Saturday morning. A man
living III the vicinity was awakened at that
time by noise, but not considering it any
thing serious, went to sleep again. Nearly
-four hours attcrward person going past the
block saw the outside door open, and noticed
papers scattered about. The condition Of
the safe and the room showed that the cXplo-
sion must have been u heavy one. Search
being instituted, it was found that the rob
bers had made a clean sweep OF almost every
thing that was valuable in the safe. "A gen
tlemanly appearing stranger, who gave his
name as Carleton, and who has suddenly dis
appeared, is supposed to have been the prin-
cipal IN the robbery. 1t is thought there is
connection between the Baskerville safe
robbery in Concord, and the Wolieboro' at-
fair, and further Developments in relation
thereto will be awaited with great interest.
The Wolfeboro' bank officials have offered a
reward of $1,000 for the arrest OF the robbers
and the return Of the property.
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MARRIED.

In Monroe, Oct. % by Rev. j. Walker, Mr.. Arthur L.
Matthew's of Belfast, and Mrs Julia Ryan of Waldo.
In Swanvillc, Oct. 20, by A. f. Nckerson Esq, Mr..
Leonard Harvey, to Miss lois j. Scekns both Of Swan
Vile
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

TIEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
Il RISSELL's Congress Street. Belfast.
Rs- Special attention given to beginners. ti1i
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Henry Ward Beeciaer On Clothes WriI
ers,

l. RUSsELL's Congress Street, Belfast.
Rg- Special attention given to bcsinners. till
Henry Ward Heecher ON Clothes Wiring
After a constant use of the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER for more than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powcr that be- to give it the most
unqualified praise, and to pronounce it an Indispensable
part of the machinery OF housekeeping.
de Re HEALED
ID of Whatsoever Disease We haye by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY MFRS SPENCE's
POSITIVE AND sATAvE POW
DERS. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
brief description Ct your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ. D., Box 5517, NEW YORK cry and those
mysterious. somher.wOrkIng Powders will
be mailed to you, post paid. IboN 81. & boxes -
tf43sp
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A great deal of attention is attracted to the
case of DR.. Paul Schoeppe, now under sem
tence of death for the murder of Miss Maria
NJ. Stennecke, at Carlisle, Pa. Schocppe is
a wcll-educatcd and intelligent physician Of
%, has been in this country but Il year, and
is son of a Lutheran minister al Carlisle. He
formed the acquaintance Of Miss Stennecke
while in the discharge of his professional 'lu
ties. Courtship and engagement Of marriage
followed the acquaintanccship. Miss Stem
necke died under rather suspicious circum-
stances, and while under the treatment of
Schoeppe, who had become involved in some
matters OF money and real estate specula-
tons in the interest OF deceased. who was re-
ported to be possessed of $40, 1000. A post
mortem examination and analysis OF the CON
tents Of the stomach reveals the presence
of prussic acid and morpha, but whether it
was given Us a medicine or with intent to
murder, such medical experts rs Professors
Aiken. Womley, Gross and Pancoast, and
others, have been unable to decide. The
whole affair very much resembles the cele-
| DRAFTED Palkman-W Webster ease which happen
ed years ago. Schoeppc protests his inno-
ccncc, and dclies any medical man TO prove
the case one of murder The German socie-
ties OF Pennsylvania, New York and New
Jersey believe his story, and are using all
| their Efforts to save his life.
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ASK FOR DIR. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BITTRRS.

And take other. See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label Of each bottle No other is genuine.
They purely vegetable and will not intoxcae. tsp