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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

TAXES ABoLIsHED.-Some of Nation al
taxes ceased to operate on Saturday last,
Oct LIST. No stamp TO any receipt for
goods. nor on any promisory note for less
than one hundred dollars. nor upon our
assignment of mortgage. Also no taxes
upon the monthly sales of wholesale deal
ers. are required.
AT the Matinees and Concerts of the
Penobscot Musical Association. the Mem
delsshon Quintet Club will take part. and
among the Soloists during the week. will
he Mrs. ii. NJ. Smith, Mrs. &. A. Barry.
Mrs. W. J. Winch and J. y. Winch. oi
Boston; Mrs. Crowell. and others of Ban
gor. and vicinity.
Pass in the age of green-backs. Treas
urer spinner Is issuing circular to be- all
/ dressed to banks and bankers. calling UP
on them TO send in all Government green
backs of ISSUES previous to ls6s. and have
them redeemed by issues OF the series 81
( 1850. rs he desires to retire the old issue
and thereby facilitate trade and haitl
counterfeits. Express charges for for
warding the old and return the new issues
will be paid by the Government. Green
backs. or legal-tenders. of the issue Of 1869
or new fractional currency will be supplied
a. the parties may desire. Old notes will
| be .xs,lsanarcd for new So 's.-- -'~--''
| treasures or Government deposiiorie>. or
may be sent to the Treasury Department
for redemption
The Court Ho"-,.. has been extensively
| ,-yaired and rc-modelcd. The two rooms
in the rear of the courtroom have been
added Ia the latter. adding 50 much more
I space for the Judge and Clerk. and making
the room in better proportion than bciorc.
/ The plastering overhead which used a.
come tumbling down. has been removed.
and Il ceiling of boards put ON. The raised
! platform OF the Judges seat ha> been made
more democratic By being "cut down d
peg or two" and the whole inside ha~ been
painted. and new carpets put down. All
this i written in praise of The building.
the wood and plaster portion of thc scat
of justice ;-n"w a a supplement- to this
We expect to write paragraph after court
time i over. IN praise of the Bench THE
Bar. and theJury. for the ability. integrity .
and impartiality OF all their acts.
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The >i",p 81 war Brooklyn ar,pmpauyi ing
il' Gurrrirre, while passing Whales Back
Light Iueslas night ran into rbr schooner On
w.fd plain BafA,r 81 herr! hr!l. Nc, and
damaged her hidly.
>,l ilricn a. Euwcn. which -.rIrA IA ti.-
Ir,.t " Blach Rock. MrrrimarA River. lu,.>-
d-> noon. although "a aAiug quite freely u che
time. wa- discharged on WEDNESDAY, ami The
damage, d'nc 10 her wa very Nsht
sch Cara Bell. Of Cam'i.n. Ne. from New
logA fpr JacA-ontlil. went ashore on thr Oar
at jacksonville. but wa, got u with %, of
ial-- keel and leaking The I Il MSS Irpor,
Ell bt telegraph 4, totally wrecked
sch sarah Fish. (bciUre rrport.d) lumber Ia.
dcu full oil water and Abandoned, wa> seen.
Martin, Industry Iight SHIP bearing NV 10
miles, ny steamer lunawlui'. 1T Savannah
2.th.
capt. Putnam. late fbrig Nancy tbeiorc re-
ported io,iJ was picked o. by sch Uc.'in Bird
from Boston. la a,id''ion to To h. wife and
chiil aud crew there We're on board a mothri
and seven children from cape Breton tlf New
York, wi... All .,crt. he'd.
-cns >. u. III n>on. from Deer Isle fur BIS
ton was run into night u asth UT of "A ALL
WAY IL. h. 10y an '1psnown -eb, ami had bui-
WORK. stove and received other slight DANG A.
pdt INTO Portland 3t.h
Paft, Of a wreck. appearautiy Of "A vessel of
OF lU1 tor.- Or more, Including piece Of th-
stern with Tile ninc '.Edw arI hiuy'' ur,,i, N
IN white Iettri, Oh black ground ,plr,. &,
were "aShri 'riott ~ tue t.1>t end Of the -
land Of Nantucket on fhur>diy last.
LAUSthED-At West BrOoksyille, lIth
Inst. b., Capt. Jeremiah Jones a sch al 100 tom,
TO br commanded by capt. Warren Cousins.
Al LIB (, 2i;h n.,t BY l.angmaid 4 %. a
sehg q 30 tons, called the . Alcsvn.." 10 be-
commanded by CAPT. .Iuhn A. Davis
AT hcnn, bunApuIt. 18th mt b. crawford
ard. splendid three-dcck -llp OF POO
ton, called - ouIfibu-," ~ b. o. nlnlAil,leu by
t.pl. Z. l.. YORK. II Yarmouth She wa.
buili by Capt l. Thompson, VINO has sold
three-iulrter> 10 Mes~rs lhayr Il Lincoln Of
Boston; q gorge ;. Hunt, Of Portland: The mas
ter and others. she j. oruiinented with \
Il leBdid figure head VI Columbus.
L :. Steamer Brooklyn, aceompansin in; th.
Guerrero which had the rem sin. Il Admiral
Farragut on board. while passing Whale,
Back Liyh, Tuesday night ran into the -cfioon
er Onward. Captain Barker Of therrsiie d. Ne i.
The schooner MAS badly damaged. loo>ing hri
iibboom. ioremdsihead and naintopma,t, aud
her ,ails were badly torn Her ma,ts were
.paun,, and one Will have 10 be replaced. Her
running rggintJwas severity damaged. ami u
large anchor broken. The Onward was heavily
loaded with coal and hld marrow escape from
sinking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
The October Elections

tn ih- ll'h of October the States Of
rcar~t tyHutl. nhio. Indians. Iowa. and
Nchrl-L- hold elections important ia them
SERVES. .ul ofsidiiou4l importance hy
reason d: 'h. cIcc; hex always exert upon
tl,r elections coming .aier In ;Ac year
Tcuu~yl ,lnia chooses Con grc>>ucu: Ohio.
Congress >iuan aud a Secretary Of State
supreme Judge, Controller. and member
"fth@ Board OF Public Works: Indiana.
tou-r,>>m,n and Secretary OF State,
Auditor Treasurer. Attorney-Gcncral.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. and
Judges ~ the superior Court for four dis
trir'- Iowa, Cor .rcs>mcn, and a Sccrcia-
t. of staic. Auditor, Ir- asurcr, At,ornct-
general, Register. ard Judges OF thu Su-
riclnc Cont; and Nebraska full State
tIcAct aud tou-ressmcn.
We see NO reason Why each ocihe>e clcc-
lions should uo; result III . substantial Re
Publican triumph. Each OF them WEI. IN
le,- general apathy should throw away
Tie contest The majori;ies in our favor
~ The corresponding election TWO wear
ago wctc a. follows, Pennsylvania, 9.G11
Ohio. 1853 Indiana. 99l Iowa, 2t.2i5
Nebraska. 2.4oi. Th'S vote was an IN
usually fll. ono, Of course in consequence
OF tie Presidential canvass and the special
Importance thus attaching to the Octobe or
elections
The next ye-r, with great falling OFF
III tur vote and a universal lack ofintere>t
aiw y experienced ia the first year after
Presidential election, our majoriti.s
stood a follows Pennsylvania, 1896 I;
Ohio. 7,jlS: Iowa. 39,lB.
We trust 10 the Republicans OF Pennsyl-
wanna. Ohio. Indiana. Iowa. and Nebraska
TO make a handsome increase upon these
figures on the eleventh of October.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

There u no disease flesh il heir to more
troublesome to mana ge than rheumatism. I,
comes when You least expect II, and generally
remains Till 1t gets ready 10 go away. The
most conspicuous m-dy for this complaint is
'Johnso6's Anodyne Liniment."
Two or three doses Of ''Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders will cure horse Of any
common cough or cold. and the very worst
cases may be- cured in few weeks. We know
hi, from experience.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

\ Friend in Need DIR. Wistar's Bai>am oil
Wild cherry r. friend indeed. who has
not found 1t such in curing all diseases Of the
lungs and throat. conghs. colds. aud pumon-
airy affections, aud ''last. not least" Con>ump
iione The sick are assured that the high stand
ard Of excellence on which the popularity I"
this preparations is based. will always be- main
tanned BY fhe Iproprietor,.
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d..

In 5. W. Hsrbor, 2sth inst, Mrs. Viola, wife o.
James Ross. aged IL yea rs and months.
We laid her body gently down
In the quiet grave to sleep.
The Angels they had called her home,
And left her friends TO weep.
Weep nOt,' she said, my Mother dear,
When have pssse from thee,
ne'ers shall know how sad you are,
Nor you my joys can see"
Died In this city Oct. lat James MOsley aged z
wears anu 10 months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

BO>TON-Ar 2.th Eciondp. smith; PA
Bcilatiy
ShLEM-Ar asjth Boaz. Foss, for New
FpaILAND-Ar 1p.h kinallo. Bnnat
Fred " arren Robinson: frcsty, Carter; Lp-
du.kia. Means. Charles Upton, Bellalty, ". IL
Sargent, sargent. Cd Oct. 1T Ocean, Grant.
Portland Ar Oct IL. Bilows. Was Addison
Tot Boston. Nicton> and u. Foster, NillbIilsr
~ Boston.
BANGUl,-Ar sept 3pth Julia A Rich, Pat
ten.
LA>IPORT-Ar 2l,t ScrapAim. Woo,,rr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

THE LIME Rock BANK ROBBERS. The
cases of the Bank robbery have been
promptly dispo sed OF by the Court at
Rockland. a dispat ch received yester-
day afternoon informs rs that Litchiicld
was found guilty ,by the jury, his conn
sci filing exceptions and moving 70: Il
new trial. and Moore and Height hav-
ing pleaded guilty were sentenced 10
seven wears each in the State Prison.
where they were incarcerated yesterday
by Warden Rice. On account of the
prisons ill-health the case of Daniels
was continued to the December term.
Our evening dispatches give the fol-
lowing details Of Yesterdays proceed
ing~: The case of Litchfield was given
to the jury at 1918 o'clock, when the
Court adjourned The jur, came in
| and rendered a verdict OF guilty. Litch
| fields counsel then gavenoticc that they
should file exceptions. The physician
of Daniels was then examined and testi-
! fed that Daniels was not in a condition
to be brought into court and would
| probably live but short time. His
| case was therefore continued, his bail
being fixed at the original sum request
! ell. $4,000 The Government moved
for sentence la the case OF Moore and
Hight. The counsel Moore moved his
frank statement. good character since
his arrest and his assistance 10 the
bank officers in recovering its notes and
papers, in mitigation of his sentence
Hight, having no counsel, was asked if
he had ANYTHING 10 say in his own be-
half, briefly addressed the court. He
said that he and Moore would never
have come here if they had not been in
| duced to, do so. When then arrived
| they should have gone away without
| committing the crime if they had not
| been overpersuaded, and had endeayor-
ed to give no trouble to the officers
since that time; that he had already
undergone five months imprisonment,
and that no amount OF future punish
ment would add to the strength of the
| resolution he had formed to lead bet
ter life. He therefore hoped that the
court would be lenient in adicdging his
sentence. The court drew a distinction
I between the violence OF the BOwdOiu-
ham robbery and the present cases,
where there appeared TO be no Intention
of infiicting personal harm to accom-
plish the robbery and where the vigi.
lance vi the faithful watchman migll
have, prevented it. H.
Han g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

From INCREASED raYspcAL AND MENTAL
STRENGTH Of persons who use FELLOWS Con-.
FOUND SYRUP or HyPpPHOsPH'TEs. their
augmented faculty Of endurance. the regular
and healthy action OF the heart. Lungs, Stom-
ach and Bowels. and their improved appear
ance, demonstrated In thousands Of cases with
In our knowiesl,e. its power Of restoring the
great sympathetic and muscular system on
which full aud healthy development depends
Is certain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

Oct lst Frank Maria, Wood Bo,t IA. Frank
lin.
Tough Diamond. Patterson. 81 John.
Leila II. Basquaid Boston, for do.
Luke of New Castle. Hun, for do.
May Wyman. lhur.ton, Calais. Bos.
ton.
Betsey Eliza Galley. Rockland
Rowcna, stanley, Cliai..
Martha Maria, ihur>ton, Calais, Bos.
ton.
Calm A. NJ. Light Wind South l.. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

From accurate estimates it is ascertain
ed that each man, woman and child Of the
Indian population Of the United States
costs the government $3.50 per annum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
MARRIED.

In Cherry field, Sept 2sth by Rev. Sewall Brown.
Mr.. Hugh Mcneil and Miss Adelaide \. Ingersoll
both OF Cherry field.
Married IN ibis city Oct. LIST by Rev h. Harding
Mr.. Leamon c. Abbott and Mss Cynthia J Ford
both of Hancock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

Everybody IN. Omaha swears.s A iittls'
girl, aftes listening 70 a. eneveesation be-
tween her YAtfler and Another man, asked
her moehef il q Gods middle name was
dam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

THE UNIVERSAL wRINGER, improved. is
so arranged with cog-W heels that when thick
articles are rassing through Il connot be
thrown out Of gear = other cog machines are :.
whether the coeH nre on one OF b0th sides Of
the shut, to the great drtriment OF the rubber
rolls. In point ~ utility aud 0u rxbility il has
no superior Portland Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

p,,,ru-,.. Wed JAN. FEB, Aug,
kLLswoRI H. ia we'd, April, 81 We'd
June, and 4th Wed. Oct.
p,,,ru,,1.-rst wed. July and Nov.
,,.,.-s,.,,T-1st We'd Jan. May and sept
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
SEALED PROPOSALS

MILL De received by the subscribers until No
vember lst for the erecting AMI finishing the
outside OF school House in District No. 4. In
Eden " feet oy -, one story, 10 be completed by
November LIST. 1871. For plans and specineat i0ni
apply to the subscribers
J.. J. THOMAS > p,;,a,,
GEG. W. RICHARDS, commiitee
ALONZO HIGGINS. )'o""'''
Eden. Sep. Is, 1870. X 'ti'" 3w3s
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MARINE LIST.

Those Interested In vessels will please
send list of such As they desire reported.
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NOTfca!

WHEREAS, J. &. Dow and own property un.
divided. this Is 10 forbid all persons working
on SAID property without my consent, as shall
fremont, Sep. - lS7O lw39
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d. n. MOORE,
Photographer, &c.,
Main Street, Ellsworth, Ne.

~ the best satisfhctic n given. With the best
instruments, the incest chemicals and stock Of all
kinds and determination TO suit custOnlers, The
patronage Of the public 10 solicited. Fry me.
u. N. MOORE.
Sep, 1870. NJ
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,

WHEREAS, William Z. Wood, of Deer Isle in
" the Coun Y of Hancock and state Of Maine
by his deed dated January LIST, 1867, conveyed in
fee and in mortgage to seth Webb and samuel
Whitmore of Deer Isle aforesaid. the following
described premises, situate in Deer Isle aforesaid
viz ~ certain tract parcel of land with the
buildings thereon, bounded as follows, viz: on the
North, by the highway; East by land OF late Sus
an Wood; South, by land OF Moody Buckmiuster;
West, by land oil said William r. Wood, con. Ain
ing four acres, more or less. The same being the
homestead farm then occupied by said william p
Deeds. Vol. 100, page ia. The condition of the
above mortgage being broken We, the grantees
above named, hereby claim foreclosure of the
same, by publishing this notice in accordance with
law. SETH WEBB,
Ell WHITMORE.
BY ARNo WIswELL, their Attorney.
sep. lIth, l>su 3w3s
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a @ +. n rs W a N T E ID r o X
HLAeE$ImovL

comm per year and expenses guaranteed to
0SOVOali ambitious men and women selling
our world reDonnd patent silver Mould Wire
Clothes Lines. For full particulars address the
Girard Wire Mills, Phil. Pa aw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

The net loss in population ia Nsw
Hampshire i s.09-. in the last tea wears.
The Oregon Legislature has elected
Col. J. X. Kelley. Democrat United states
senator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06

''OLD AND New for October has the
following table of contents =
Old and New.
The Future of Professionalism and Carho-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-10-06
THE ELECTIONS or 1870.

All the State elections Of 1870, thus far
held, have been III the highest degree, favor
able for the Democracy. Connecticut open
rd the ball. in April, with the choice of u
Democratic Governor, instead of a Hcpubli-
can chosen fine year previous. Then came
lhc judicial elections for Appeal judges in
New York. which resulted in the success OF
the Democracy by the unprecedented MAORI
Is of IS 900 votes. Oregon followed in June,
and elected 4 Democratic Governor, Con
orossnlan and Legislature inSung the choice
lot Il Democratic United States Senator in
place of Williams, Republican. In August,
thc Conservatives, or Democrats which is
the same thing IN North Carolina swept that
Satr, choosing two-thirds of the Legislature
uAd the Congressional delegation, and gain
mo another uitcd States Senator. Hitherto
he State had been Radical by a majority OF
many thousands. In kentucky, despite the
addition OF $4,000 negro votes to the polling
list the Democracy still maintained 10000
majority in the State. In Tennessee at the
election OF Judges, the vote showed fully 10,
0pU majority for the Democracy in a State
that gave Gen Grant for President the heavy
majority of 10000 votes Even in dark and
beni9hted Vermont we have made u hand
some Democratic gain, while in Maine it
amounts to many thousand votes.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, speaking for the
Great body Of the people in Ohio, says that
These results in every part OF the country
ARE not owing 70 any local causes. They do
moi spring from any accident, They simply
Indicate that a general dissatisfaction exists
throughout the country AT the management
| of our political affairs and that there is q
wide-s spread desire for = change This feel
| ing Will he still stronger eyinced in the elec-
| lions which are TO come in Ohio, Indiana and
PENNSYLVANIA. We have never known, in u
political experience of many years, the last
elections OF 4 season going different from the
earlier ones The signs are suspicious ano
full OF hope In Missouri, the Radicals have
split INTO two warning and rreconcilahc
parts and such ground has been taken as
will be certain, before 1872, To give thai
powerful State TO the Democracy. Albany
Argus
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-10-06
WOMEN AT THE POLLS.

In Wyoming Territory women are by law
permitted TO vote The correspondent Of an
Iowa paper, writing from Cheyenne, gives
the following account of the scenes THE polls !:
The ladies very generally awaited themselves
OF their neWly-acquired right OF franchise.
Even the fancy women went out to u man.
believe | wrote in my last that two ladies
had been put upon the Republican ticket, one
for County Clerk and the other for School
Superintendent. Alas for the degeneracy of
the timcs they shared the common fate OF
their associates. There were found men un-
gallant enough TO run in opposition to them,
and unchivarous enough to accept the Victo-
ry over them. 1t was some consolation how
ever, to wounded sensitiveness to know that
one of the ladies ran 4 whole length ahead
of the other candidates on her own ticket, and
came within ten votes of flooring her Demo-
cratic competitor That was Mrs Pickett,
candidate for county clerk. | suppose that
as the Republicans moved upon the enemy,
they thought they must keep the Pickett in
advance The ladies, with few exceptions,
were brought to the polls in carriages and
omnibuses, deposited their ballots and I'M
mediately stepped in again and were driven
home One incident OF the day was worth
relating. The oldest woman perhaps the
oldest person-in Cheyenne, so years OF age,
went 10 INC I)ollS itli Noltt HCl IllSL
When she alighted from the buggy the whole
crowd surrounding the polls, Republicans
and Democrats TOOK off their hats while She
marched through and deposited her vote
When she turned TO go away, three cheers
We're called for, and given SO rOusingly that
| they were heard for several squares. She'll
be likely TO remember her first ballot while
she lives. The ladies didn't vote one way by
any means. Undoubtedly the ma ority voted
the Republican ticket but quite a sprinkle of
them voted with the Democrats. 1t would
seem little ungrateful not to have done so.
But both parties had runners out with bug
ges from morning till shutdown, gathering
up all the ladies and females that could be
found. OF course. we did not expect any i'm
prophecies on the part of the ladies. And it
was at least fine illustration of that respect
and reverence which the men of America
have for females that not even drunken
rough was heard to offer an insult. This
may have been partly owing to the fact that
both parties were counting them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-10-06
LOCAL TIE M S, 4 C .


a On sunday some III Of ON law abiding and
yl'ts citizens went upon the railroad and loaded
'n' deposited ~ loads OF gravel on the track
'h'fe was some little rivalry between TWO ears
'''' "haei The command OF our maighbor across III,
Wy assisted by large crew of hard listed men
o. Athens and the other manned by ." Young
AmeIi,a' Our nrighbor'4 crew "fouobt Hike Brave
mon' long and wc,' bat dropped a little when
June was called on the last load. Asa. "Howc's
ma foi highY'
Mr hyer OF the steamer Cambridge has one of
'He most remarkable natural curiosities that even
arew Ii is beet, and yet it cant be beat.
Hi h'"rge g. Baey IS followed by Il boltaed
brinlle pup that he calls his four dollar ao. T.,
eNpanation, he says that the dog belongino T., ,
~tfAnger, got shut into hi4 store one NIGHT and
passed the rksolne hours of his confinement il,
chewing ~ nice Panama bat that cost ~ As .
reward or that feat. The animal insists on hem,
adopted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-10-06

Ifyou don't want to disgust everybody with your
offensive breath, cure your Catarrh upon which it
depends. $500 reward is offered by the proprietor
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a case of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. 1t is sold by druggists.
Can get it for sixty cents by mail from DIR. II. Y.
Pierce, 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pamphlet
free. Don't be swindcd by men calling themselves
Dr. Sage; DIR. II. " Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y, is
the only man now living that can make the Genu-
inc and original DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and
his private Government Revenue Stamp, bearing
upon it his portrait, name and address, is upon
Ievcry package of the genuine.
No ORGAN OF THOUGHT OR ACTION can be en-
poyed without the assistance of the blood, and no
organ can be employed safely or with impunity
without supply of healthy blood. With healthy
blood the exercised organs become well developed,
whether they be muscular or intellectual. BY the
| use of FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOS-
pIiITEs the blood is speedily vitalized and purified,
and so made capable of producing sound mind
and a sound body.
"Persons suffering from impure blood or whose
health is giving way, either as ministers those
who study closely, will find in the Syrup the ma
there" DR.. CLAY.