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Camarisc0tta & WaIdObOrO
First Trip Commencing April2.

er~g Steamer sC has. Hon . u
Il !; %S -; %SsS a;
Esss.s:ssf25ss foot OF India Street every
SATURDAY at 6 ocloes A. NJ. for DamarscoIta,
and every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ, for
WAdoboro touching at intermediate landings,
RETURNINo-wll leave Damariseotta every
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. NJ, and Waldoboro' every
FRIDAY at o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received after 1 o'clock NJ on DAYS pro-
vious 10 sailing.
For further particulars inquire of
HAkkl5, ATWOOD & CO.,
mrZ3dtt 1i5 Commercial st.
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

are not patent medicines, but the favorte prescrip-
tions CT the New York Medical University, an in
corporated institution the State and prepared
inconsonance with the views of a number of distn-
gushed living American practitioners, who believe
that the time is come when edu ated physicians
should arise and make decisive effort 10 overthrow
the misunderstanding system of quackery prevail
ing in every town and city, and substitute scientific,
resp)nsible remedias-made in ace, rdance with the
principles or Medical Chemistry-1n place OF the
worthless or dangerous patent medicines flooding
the country.
Those elegant specifics are prepared by a newly
discovered chemical process, by which they acquire
reliability, efficacy, and mastery power hitherto
unknown to MEDICINE. We are daily receiving let
tiers from every part OF the country, from patients
and physicians: recording the most astounding cures
performed by these remedies. Many OF these cases
n mad been considered beyond the power OF cure.
medicines. THE UNIVERSITY MEDjrfSES are
to-day sweeping the country from Maine TO Mexico,
becoming the leading Health RestoratIves and rap
ldy supervising the old poisons, nostrums and pau
seous drugs, and their sale is becoming enormous.
nhvSicIans - AAe"'iy ','oo
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International Steamship Co.
Eastport. Calais and st. John,
DIGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX
Spring arrangement.
TWO TRIPS PEE WEEK.

4 On and after THURSDAY
A March 3ist, the steamer New
n. n AFM York, Capt. T. Is. Winches-
Ae4.aasS ss..s32 z ter and the Steamer New Eng
..a.-..e land, Capt e. Field, will leave
Railroad Wharf loot 81 STATE street. every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at O'clock M tor East
port aud st. John.
Returning will leave st. John and PASSPORT on
same days
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
BROWN, tor st. Andrews ami Calais and with
N. u. d G. Railway Tor Woodstock and HoulIon
sta ions.
Connecting at st. John with the Stsan err EN-
PRESS tor Dgby and Annapolis, thence by rail 10
Windsor and HALIFAX and with the Il. X n. A.
Railway for Schedac and Intermediate stations.
~ Freight received on days of sailing until o
clock p. NJ.
mr23dis1w diff A. II. STUBBS Agent
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MisCEtLAN EOUs,
THE
University Medicines.
THE THAUMATURGlCAt BEN 8DiALs.
The Greatest Success of the Age.


Catarrh, Heart Diseases, Consump ton, Xxi lnev At
fections bronchitis, Blool Ma adj ;, bheama-
tlsm, Womb Complaint, NEURALGIA, Liver
Diseases Scroiula, Eye Aft ctioLs, Deaf
ness, Nervous Debit y, Dyspepsia,
Female Diseases heau ache,
Fever and Ague, Nervous
ness ST. Vitus's Dance,
Asthma, Organic
Weakness,
Epilepsy, Impaired Memory, Tumors Ulcers,
Eruptions, Piles, Exhausting Drain
on System.
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HlNs Is!1EY sllt1g 1SsMs eA!H'

Lux FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliab
knits everything. Agents wanted. Circuia
and sample stocking free. Address HINKLEY KNIT
TING MACHINE Co., Bath, Me. oe29-d1
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An UNFA1LING REMEDY for NEURALGIA FAC
Nils, often effectng perfect cure in a single day.
40 no form of Nervous Disease fails to yield its WON
Min power. Even in the severest cases OF Chronic
lew dag affecting the eptire system, its for
fails to ords the most astonishing relief and rarely
contains no1e complete and permanent cine. It
II has tbe IN tine slightest degree injurious
ans. Iaousapdss p, approval OF the best physci
fully II every part otthe country CRATE
Sent b an ma aeS om re the falling rength
One pacHase " vi 'e'e'pt % OF price and postage
Six ackages. 500 os.age cents.
1t is sod by all dealers in drugs and mea;o;,.
URNER Il Co., Fropricinr.
ISO fremont sireci, RosIon, NM.
Nov27-d eow-W&S1yr
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Mt. Desert and Machias
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

4 The iavorite steamer LEWIS
<sssa4s-zk TON, Chas Deering. Master, will
n, nrMHM leave Railroad Wharf foot OF State
A-4se42G4A>S ST, every Tuesday aud
--.s Friday Evenrag, az 10 o'clock,
or on arrival of Steamboat Express Train from Boston,
Tor Mac asport touching at Roekland, Oastne, Deer
Isle, Sedgwiek, Mt. Desert, Millbrdge and Jones.
port.
Returning. will leave Machasport every N onday
the alb, Renamed landings
W Steamer Lewiston will receive Freight for the
landings on PenObscot River, (as tar as the ice will
Line.
For further particulars inquire Of
ROSS & SrURIJIVANT,
Or, CYRUS STURDIVANr
marl0-dtf General gent
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.kGAa EHTAxA.
House and Land for saie.
FOR, SATE

rINHE subscriber offers for SALE the brick bouse M
opposite. CHARLES PAVS0N io's
June 6, 1870. inpetf OWN
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FOR SALE

THE valuable properly No. $50 Cumberland Street.
1 Said property consists of two story house fin
ished throughout, ontaning fifteen rooms plenty of
closet and pantry room; well arranged tor two iam-
lies, with plenty of hard and water both up and
ty OF for wood and COAL The lot Is IS Ieet 'front.'
and running back "a feet from the street Ibis is
very desil able residence. being pleasantly aud
The house is in excellent repar and is first class in
every respect. Part of the purchase mon4y
main on mortgage tor term of years. For further
particulars enquire of
G. w. PARKFR & CO.,
Auciioneers No. 40 Exchange Street.
Nav 49, 1870. DIFF
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
sermi-weeIxly LfneI

On and after the 18Th inst. the line
fSS Steamer Dirigo and Franconia, will
49, 3Luntil further notice, run as follows;
U9kkkssz=S Leave Galts Wharf, Portland every
MONDAY and THURSDAY. at NJ. and leave
Pier - Z. Il. New York, every BOMBAY and
THURSDAY. at3P. NJ.
The Diripo and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommoda ions or passengers, making this the
most convenient and com portable route Tor travellers
between New York nd Maine.
Passage in State Room So. Cabin Passage 81,
Meals extra.
Goo s forwarded to and from Monu cal, Quebec,
are requested to send their freight to the Steamers
as early ~ NJ. on the DAYS they leave Portland.
s,For freight or passage apply 10
ssla HENRY FOX GaIt,s wbo,, po..la,a
81 -; f. AMES, Pier SO Z. K. New York.
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MEGtoAL..
DR.. j. b. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Prebie street.

NtXt FHc II FUN q B8st,
axs acre lie csE be consulted pr,vaieiy. and -
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, 81
houIs daily, and ron a. Ri. to ?. Is.
Dr. " sddrasses those Who are SUFFERING unle, the
ai1ict.Sn OF rivats diseases whehs, srsina f1orI
Impure CONNECTION OF the TIbls vice o, selt-atuss
DevOJng his entire time to that particular Srancr of
tbe medical profession, he feels warranted IN Gy
ANfEEINa CUhk IE ALL CASES, whether OF Tong
standing or recently contr0cted, entirely removing the
dregs OF disease from the system and TasSing res
IL II and PERMANENT gURE,
BE would Gala the attention OF tLc sni,etsc 10 rne
set OF hf iong-standins and we,I-eeIDat reputation
urnishinS snfcient ssanranes Of nis skl s,if ,rr-
cess,
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For Sale ON Paris Stree

( ,hEAf Tor Cash: Lot OF Land Store and Hons
Othereon, in Cape Elizabeth (Knightyillel
Cali at the premises aud inquire OF
mar2dtf & r CJrMNINCc
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Farm for SaJn

Farm for Sale.
Offered at great bargain The
A1TsA-G Lamb Homestead farm in West
fIBf{sk&E brook. three and half miles from
&4lil4IQAM Portland on the road to SaccarapIa
c144[6Eaf2- Said excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres conviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land has good well of
water, larg barn, convient house and out buildings
has also valuable orchard of 100 young trees in
gooG bearing condition. Another valuable source of
pront belonging 10 the farm is excellent Gravel
bed, the only in the vicinity and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland
upon the main road from the country to the city
this arm offers Inducements such as lew others can
offer to any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment For particulars iuquire CT
g. q l.. P. WARREN,
mriouNwu Saccarappa. nj
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FOR SALE,

HOUSE and Lot No 20 Lafayette st. This is a
IL one and halt story house conf aiming seven tin
ished rooms plenty o: hard and SOFT water. Lot is
rs feet front by 81 feet deep. This pr perry is
pleasantly located and presents good Oppol iuniy
tor investment.
For further particulars enquire of
GEO. W. PARKER a. CO., Auctioneers,
myIsd1m 40 Exchange st.
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r O L h 4,

STORAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply 10 LYNCH BARKER & Co.,
oc16tt 1879 CONNIE rcal ST
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4 TWO story house, has IA rooms and a lot IS fee
on the front, 100 ieet running back with frui
trees, Will be sold tor the low price of S32OO En-
guire OF nj. A. NICHOLS, at north end Deering'
Bridge. iun15.1w
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To Let,
LHIRST class Store and Offices on Exchange Street
Il between Middle and +, re Streets. Apply to
w. Fl, ANDERSON,
at Office OF Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 81 Exchange
Street. dec30,ltf
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Cottage House for Sale
I'm Cedar street. Also good house to let corner q
~ Mayo and Lincoln street.
jun14eodtf PALMER
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EAc Slla ar I.Anca
Brick House for Sale.

A LOT Of land on Cross street. Enquire of Edward
"A Howe No. "a Danforth street, or OF II. j. Libby,
No. 146 Middle street. may14dtt
Brick House for Sale.
&A two and oDe-half story brick dwelling
R;;; house in the western part of the city, on the
.Hs4l line OF the street cars, thoroughly finished,
and III good repair, lighted with gas throughout,
heated with furnace. and supplied with an abun-
dance OF hard and soft water The lot contains
nearly 1000 eet. If the purchaser desires it large
part OF the prize may remain 'or term of years on
mortgage. Apply to W. II. JERKS,
ap19dtt CahoOn Block, next East OF City Hall,
For Sale.
THE new two story French roof House, corner
Il Cushman and Emery SITS House plumbed for
hot and cold water with all the modern eonvenien-
ces Enquire on the premices.
mr5dtf j. A. TENNEY.
For Sale!
IN Cape Elizabeth, Knightvie, lot of land with
Store and House thereon. Cali at the premise
and inquire of
apr18lf s. B. CUMMINGS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
Forrest and Tom Thumb.

The Cincinnati Times relates the follow
ing IN illustration of the practical bust
ness character of the late theatrical mana
ger, John Bates of that cit
The first engagement Of Mr. Edwin
Forrest with Mr. Bates was, on the part
of the latter, conducted with the strict
regime attendant upon his contracts with
every other actor The great American
tragedlan was no more to him than any
other actor, his only standard being
whether it can be made to pay. Mr.
Forrest had demanded as bis recompense
for six nights acting at least half Of the
gross receipts. Mr. Bates demurrcd, and
at last, on account Of the representations
of the latter, the contract was concluded
and Mr. Forrest was to receive two hun
dred dollars per night. The first night
witnessed an overwhelming house, and
the great tragedian visited the box office
to settle with the manager He found
him busily engaged in counting the re-
ceiptS of the entertainment Mr. Forrest
believing he had been duped by the rep
RESERVATIONS of Mr. Bates relative 10 the
dizziness OF the times, demonstrated as to
his agreement as follows
Forrest" hlr. Bates, you have de-
ceived me The receipts OF the house are
about 500 Instead of receiving one
half that amount | get but 5000. So
much for having confidence in YOU.
Bates Dusty engaged in counting the
money -" Why, you see, sir, this night
pays me, sir. Tomorrow night might
not, sir.
Forrest Will you tell me why %
Bates" Why sir, the people from
the country, sir, all come to town to see
Tom Thumb, sir, and as they could not
go home till morning, and there was nc
other place of amusement, sir, they I'LL
come to you, sir Tom Thumb pays, sir.
Mr.. Forrest, what will you take perwcck,
sir, to follow Tom Thumb, sir p
The great tragedian paced the apart
ment with feelings Of Indignation but
the manager kepto on counting his money,
paid over the $500, locked up his drawer
and went his way,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
Notes on the Fashion.

LADIES who have small watches set
with diamonds can make them both Use
full and ornamental, by wearing them as a
lockct.
ToRToIsE-shell fans are the handsomest
and most costly fans that can he bought,
with the exception of the point lace and
ivory ones.
PLAIN tOIle de lame costumes, trimmed
with wide bands of velvet are about
the most appropriate dresses for anything
like lengthy or continued journey.
ONE of the prettiest model hats we
have lately seen is a round hat of Italian
straw, leaving the brim turned up at the
back. The brim is covered by white
gulpure lace partly concealed by black
lace.
LADIES at Saratoga and Sharon say
that the way to keep cool is to rub the
outside rim of the ear with little cologne
or spirits of ammonia, and you will de
hghtfully .ool on the warmest day.
Mrs SUSAN A. KING was among the
/ passengers by the China steamer which
/ sailed from San Francisco on the LIST inst.
Mrs. X. is a member OF the business firm
of women III New York engaged in the
wholesale tea trade, with "A capital of
81 900, 900
IT is estimated that over 100 Young
ladies are at present studying law in this
country. Probably they will become
mothers-in-law one of these days
AN experimental parent cured his
daughter OF the Grecian bend by pouring
water on her. and holding her out in the
sun till she warped back again
MANY ladies prefer black silk to any
thing else for journey. 1t is ladylike,
certainly, but has one great drawback
black silk shows dust more than anything
else, with the exception, indeed, of black
cashmere or other woolens
For excursions in the mountains, a
special costume has been decreed by fash
ion it is called the Alpine The costume
is made of fine white wollen serge. There
Is short skirt, trimmed with five rows of
dark blue velvet, of graduated widths.
The Marie Antoinette bonnet, the
tumed-up border of which is lined with
velvet and the crown trimmed with gar
land OF flowers, is exceedingly becoming
to young ladies as for the bonnet la
Pamela, the new modification of which is
also very pretty it is suitable only fol
young girls.
ONE of the latest styles of French hats
imported is one of Italian straw,
having the brim turned up at the back
and the turned up part very much BEN
IN. The hat is bound by black and vel
) vet and TRIM ed by bows of the sam,
g material mixed with bows of rose-colore,
= ostrich feather, the tip of which fills tn,
, crease at the back, together with bows o
t black velvet and rose colored silk gallze
The . brides" are of similar material
3 edged by fringe and fasten at the back.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
General Religious Items.

RoUMANIA now guarantees freedom to
all, Jews included
BosToN has Mormon Church. minus
the polygamy feature.
EASTERN Episcopalians have recently
raised $50, 900 to build Il church in Salt
Lake City.
The companies for the revision of the
Bible III England have separated. to meet
in October.
The colored Methodists of Illinois are
holding II State camp meeting at Oak
Ridge this week
A BISHOP of the English Church is said
to be preparing an important work ON
the Roman Council.
BRAHMo Somaj started sixteen churches
IN India last year, and had two travel
ing missionaries. The Society is very
poor.
METHODIST minister. of Lake Coun-
ty, Cal, Is building church with the as
slstance OF one single man whomakes the
mortar.
Ar the present time there are twenty
four Protestant schools III Palestine. In
which one thousan children are taught
the Bible.
MISSISSIPPI correspondent writes
q" In thin Stntc There are probably oiNtv
thousand Baptists, with many talented
and educated ministers.
The different religious scots in Roumn-
ma are hs follows -Four hundred
thousand Jews have in Roumania l76
Synagogucs 10, l52 Catholics have G3
churches ; 2S,9O3 protestants have II
houses OF worship S,l7o Amenians
(Gregorlmsl, II churches.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
Lynch Law IN Nebraska,

y lew weeks ago u man named Miller.
VINO was an abandoned character, SET ont
10 go from Council Bluffs. Iowa, To Sioux
'ity' On ms way lac lell IN with n man
named Dunn, whom he murdered with.
out provocatlon, aud then fled To Counc,l
Bluils, where he was arrested and carried
10 lohca. I'm being lncarcermcd IN lail.
Miller harlsscd 10y the pangs OF con.
science and the awful tate before him.
sent for the Rev. Bcirdshenr. and said
ne wished to confess everything. The
good man suggested that the murderer
make public confession. which he.
agreeing To, the minister assembled some
tllftc hundred people IN the church. and
tht Shcflli brought the prisoner before
Them. hymn was sung. aud chnpi.r
III the Bible on the cruciiiNion read and
u prayer offered up after which the
murderer arose and addressed the nudi.
,hee detailing ut great length the Gct.
'oilh'ctcd with the murder, md con.
lesslnR himself guilty OF the crime.
When he had done, the Rev. Beard.
smear stood up aud said the nsscmblnp,
hhd solemn duty Ia perform. and thai
They must adIudRc the prisoner. If.
wanted all tu vote. aud would have II,
shrinking or dudgiug Tie then put Fla,
question Shall the man Miller Ia,
hung and all the nssemblngo voted IL
the Affirmative except two The prison
or was then taken out. rude scnilol,
erected. and Miller placed In n vuyo,
ana dflNrn under IT. The most sinptiln,
part oi tins performance was that Miller
seemed Ia thihk the matter all right nu,
regular When asked II hc had nnythiu,
To say why lac should not be- hung. n,
replied, " forgive nli my enemies. nm,
nav" truly repcnted of ny sins. / Il,
not blame any one for what Won mr.,
about Ia do. am rcconciled 10 God
and heaven Is opened 10 receive INV re-
generated soul 70 At 10 given signal tb,
wagon started aud Miller left snsppnde,
between earth aud sky. lie died bnrd
writing conyulsiycly for about cnty
minutes, when physician u .nnced
anu after careful examination, uro
bounced life extinct The body wa
theh taken down. laid on boards, AN,
placed III the schuol.hunsp until IL conf,
ns buried. Throughout the trying orlea
MilIef WIS perfectly calm. and eve,
neck w
CHICAGO will open u womans nediea
college ~ the fall
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
The GOod Old Times.

The following curious regulations for
the use of the Royal Household of Henry
VII. of England, compare amusingly
with those of her Majesty, Queen Vie
tOria.
|. The barber must always keep him
self clean, in order not to compromise
his Majestie's health.
2. The treasurer shall not keep ragged
solutions who walk about almost naked,
and who sleep or lie down before the
kitchen fire.
3. No meat beyond certain price
shall be served on the Kings table.
t. The servants to furnish sufficient
guarantee to prove against the subtrac-
ton of wooden platter and copper
utensils belonging to his Maiesty's.
/ >. Pewter plate being too costly for
daily use. the greatest care must be taken
of wooden platters and pewter spoons.
6 No boy or commissioner shall be
kept at Court for the use OF the serv-
ants.
7. Women who are prodigal shall be
banished the Court.
s. As likewise all kinds of dogs, except
a small number OF spanicls, reserved for
the use of ladies.
9. The officers of the Kings house
hold to live in harmony with each other
10. The stable boys not to steal his
Majesty straw to put in their beds, as
"A sufficient quantity has been given hem
II. Between six and seven o'clock the
officer charged with the service of the
Kings chamber shall light the fire and
lay straw III the private apartments of
his Majesty.
y Coal will only be furnished for the
apartments of the King, the Queen, and
those OF Lady Mary
13 The ladies Of honor to have piece
of white bread and some beef for THEN
breakfast.
II. A present will be made to any OF
the Kings officers marrying, on con.
dition that they make a present to hi.
Majesty.
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Testimony of Town Officers
and Board of Health.


10 iet0m At may concern
The supervisors. Justices of the Peace and Town
Clerks of the town of O-siuiug the township in
whose limits tho chartered village OF sing sing l.
contained hereby certify To the remarkable, health
tul effects produced by the OF Braudreth. vege-
table Universal Pills For many years thr~, Piff4
have been prepared IN tins town IN S3G Or Bran.
dreth erected large building. in which TO prepare and
pack this great medicine for public use Al this
time he employs nearly 100 persons. besides steam
engine of 100 horse power
We have population Of about 5000. and almost
every person uses them when sick Their merits arr
recognized in every family and our Druggists sell
more of Brandreth pills than all oth.r- put "a.
gethtr
We can pointto cures effected Boy them in scronila
rheumatism Bilious Affection UIcer, and sore.
White swelling of the Knee. Bright's Disease ,f tho
Kidney Dyspepsia. Costumes General pehuity
Want OF Appetite Typhus and scarlet Fever and
smallpox. Aud from long observation and .,ror,.
ence of the effects produced by Braudreth- Pills We
believe their general Use would give more heath and
a longer average ot life
THOMAS LEAKY, supervisor
j. rkMY Justice Of the Peace
NELSON II BAKER. Justice of the Peac.
MORGAN HYATT Justice Of the Peace.
WILLIAM C. HOWE Justice Of the Peace.
G.. II. CUMMING. Town Jerk
The undersigned, the Board OF Health Of wi.
Iage of sing sing. fully endorse the foregoing state
mout Of the town officers OF Cs-iniul. knowing In.
same 10 be- true
ISAAC Il. NuNON President
A. Is. REYNOLDS
ISAAC Is LOUNSBERRY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
FURTHER PROOF.

n II , SIN" NlN", June III. 1870.
My DIAN DorToR-Fo many years have used
your PHI. and IN my own person and family bay.
found them invaluable
have long been contractor At the sing Sing pri-.
on, employing from one hundred to one hundred
and hit men Finding Brudrrth'- I1lls 80 excel.
lent ia my family / commenced some ten yoar-
since giving them 10 sick men working under m,
contract The effect was immediate. aud soon nv
cabinet shop became. and IL to-day. the healtbies,
concern ia the prsln fact that has been officially
noticed. u-c some two hundred and nity bp,,s ~,
bahdr'th'H Pills ever, year aud hnrdl, ever have n
man IA hospitahle.
Your lills appear 10 be almost specific in Bnieu.
complaints toyers. rheumatism Ncuralpia Head.
ache Dyspepsia and Cu~tiyoue-.. and are IN ucn,
selves roin lrte medicine chest Yours truly.
CHARLES II wOODRttF