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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-03
Five-Twen,ies in the War Panic.

lrlOu tis new AOrk f0stl
On July 4, tive-twenties in London were
worth 90 7-S, and British Consols 90, while
rents in Paris were at 72. The next day the
war panic began, and on the 9th, ,hve-twenties
had allen to S5, consols at OF 1-2 and rents TO
GO 1-2. 1t was observed with surprise and
anxiety that the United States bonds had
fallen even more than those of France, one of
the powers involved in the struggle; and this
was supposed to indicate a peculiar distrust
among capitalists, of distant foreign loans in
times of disturbance.
But later advices go far to modify this i'm
preston BY examining the complete lists
of quotations in London for the two days
named, it will be seen that the securities of
the United States were less affected by the
panic than many others, and that, in particu-
lar, the loans of Turkey, Spain and Italy, ma
tions which have been for many years stand
ard borrowers in London, fell on an average
from one-eigth to one-fourth of the whole val
ue, while the five-twenties fell less than one
fifteenth of theirs. Moreover, in the contin-
ued decline which has taken place since July
1G the United States bonds have suffered lit
tie more than the Consols themselves, which
were sold yesterday as low as so I-S, while
fve-twenties are now firm at 63s1-2, the
equivalent OF 81 "a per cent. in gold in New
York.
Moreover, there is reason to believe that
the shock of war, which has but begun to be
telt upon the great national loans Of Europe.
has expended its force upon our bonds. The
controlling market OF the five-twenties in Eu.
rope.is chat of Frankfort, and this market
was suddenly thrown into confusion by the
threatened invasion OF the French; dealers
turning thersfunds into money in W Id panic,
and taking fight to places of greater Safety.
1t was this that so rapidly depressed our
bonds in Europe for the first few days Of the
excitement, and now that the sudden alarm
has subsided, and there is time for reflection
upon the certainty of our neutrality and the
satisfactory security OF our debt, it will not be
easy to pro luce such fright again.
If Napoleon's prediction of long and hard
fought war be fulfilled there will, doubtless,
Le such exhaustion among the small German
capitalists as will cause our bonds to be grad
ually sold, and perhaps brought home III large
amounts; but there will even then be time TO
accommodate trade and exchange to these
new conditions. And there are SO many
chances that the war may end suddenly, long
before any such exhaustion is felt, that the
spectators who take large risks upon the ex-
pectation of drain of coin, reduction of
bank reserves, a contraction of loans, a tight
money market and high premium on gold,
may easily find themselves building "castles
IN SpaiD."
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A GOOD FISH sroRY-Not long since .
party of Boston gentlemen were spending
their vacation at Bethel,a and indulging among
o.ber things, in Isaac Waton's amusement.
Owing to the limited Accommodations of the
place. the party was divided. One morning,
the seatlemen stopped at house Number One,
startnsout with the intention of getting o
string OF fish for dinner, in which undertake
ing they were Successful. On their return
they hid their spoils in some sequestered spot,
and repaired to their boarding place. The
party at house Number Two found the hid
den treasures and placed them in beach
wagon, at the s9me tune persuading one OF
the lady boarders of the house to get into the
improyised fish cart and conceal its contents
with her skirts, while they hauled wagon, lady,
fish and all, over the sandy road, to house
Number Two The landlord OF house Num-
Der One, not knowing that his guests had
been successful, bought string of fish and
served them for dinner, SO that while the
party committing the theft were sweltering In
the un,the gentlemen who had lost the troph
les of the mornings sport were quietly enjoy
ing bountiful fish dinner, ignorant of the
loss they had sustained.
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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rough sione for tho
Breakwnfer at the ueuth of SAGE
ksiver. Maine,

NTILL be received at this office until ten O'Clock
w A. NJ eD Tuesday, the 9th OF August next.
The quantity ut Stone required under recent ap-
rropriatofs VIII be six ihousand tors, more or les
OF when ftOO lohs tmore or leSs) will be OF large
size, and 2,o00 tons lulore or less) small not
exceeding one cuhic o0t, such as cln be handled by
hand. The Store must be ct suitsb,e and
strength a. may be atslarfofy 10 the Superintend
ing Engineer, AMI be eposited such places and in
such manner as he may direct. The delivery OF the
Stone must commence as soon as practicable alter
the approval Of the eontr act and be pleted
before he thirsy first day october next; and not
less than 5000 tons must be delivered each month.
In making proposals, persons will state the price
posted iu TosJn The weight 70 10 asce rtained at
the ese OF the contractor to the satisfaction
II The SuperiDtendlug En- ,ncer.
oT9Hsrste bids viii be received ior the large and
s"S rymoesaSsit rreerred.
be rrssi yad hIh be made monthly; 30 per cent viii
fatori5 eoupletsem, until the whole work is salts
~ nnn fhnemt fid ue iorfeited in the event OF
manner required. i'i'et 1" Tue Nhe anu
The unsersi igDed reserves>es ~
biia which IN his opinion, nNgnt 10 reject all
eoyern ae : a so the bid OF any peisS2Labe TO thu
fs rca son 10 bseve, ". II not faithfully sf&ho, tbtlt
narCsr1n tue contr ct ,romptly
Persons desiring 10 make proposals ara yeo,S
70 cal on tbe undersigned at his o1hce in MOI tx
Biork on Cougr, So street. ior iorns OF same an,
far m1re definite information. il deired: AM,
transmIting their bi (which ave equ. ed to be il
dnnlir,teA \ tiey will please endorse thereei "Propo
ssis ar tlrnisLina Stone fl Saco River Bre.k water
' t5Fo rBCM Bvt. Brig Gen'l U. :. A.
u S. ENG EFRR tFFlCE n, ,o-o
Portland, Me-, July ~, 1917
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the Committee on Streets
w Sidewalks &C., until Friday, August 5h, at
II O'Clock NJ, for furnishing all the MATERIALS and
LABOR necessary for the completion OF a PLANK
SIDEWALK on Portland street, from Green to
Weymouth Streets to be laid with good sound inch
Sfruce and to be tour feet wide, to be laid under
the Direction and TO the satisiact OF this Comm ttee.
Bidders will sta price per lineal foot complete al
SO when they will commence work, and when com
piete.tEe same. .
Also will receive proposals. at same time and place
for the old walk now on the around. to be removed
by the purchaser when directed by the com Rttee.
al bids.
GEO. P. wEScOTr, Chairman.
July 23, 1870. jy25td
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Brick House for Sale,

- two and one-balt story brick dwelling.
EE;;: use in the western part OF the city, on the
.4.assGhne OF the street cars, thoroughly finished
heated with furnace. and supplied with an abun.
dance OF hard and soft water. The lot contain.
nearly 1000 feet. II the purchaser desires it. large
part OF the price may remain ,or term of years on
a mortgage. Apply to W. H. JERRIS,
ar19dtt Cahoon Block, next East OF City Hall.
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The Portland Daily Press
Ia published every day (Sundays cxcepted) by
the
Portland Publishing Co.
The Rsaine stale Press

Al 109 EycHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
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Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
81 50 year; if paid in advance, at $500 a
year
RATES OF ADvERIIsINC.-One inch ofspace,
il length OF con9r, constitutes "square."
Sl.JO per square daily first week. 75 cents
continuing every other day after first week, 80
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, rs cents;
enc week. 81 90; 80 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," S200 per
equare per week; three insertions or less Sl.50.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
sTATE Press" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for S100 per square
for first insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications TO
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.
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Livery. lfoaraing . Hack stable.

Lively, boarding q Hach Map'e.
FINHE subscribers having pur chased the s'oK nT ara
1 leased the stables Oh Centre siree.,e receLLiyy
occupied by smith Il Berhhan, ana nv came wiz
by John VIZ rtend to Keep r. IN, nisI
s~I posr'itug $ able. and are prepareo roosou,bI w
omr ems oInefs with FIRST class teams at re'so
rates. -... d. hoo, avg accommodated
Oar aud country friends ae invited 10 sFs %
GAGE &c CHADBOURNEs
RICa ARD GAGE. 5. u. CHADDoo
iun23d3m
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For Sale or I,ea

1HEAP for Casn. Lot OF Land. Store and House
Othereon, in Cape Elizabeth (Knishtyillel
Call at the premises and inquire OF ea
mar2dtf 8 r CUMMINGS
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Public Notice.
Portable Steam Engines

COMBINING the maximum OF efficiency, dura-
hility and economy with the minimum OF weight
and price. They are widely and favorab!y known,
more than 500 being in use. All warranted satisfac-
ory, OF no SALE Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
plieation. Address
j. c. HoADLEY & co Lawrence, Mass.
iu l1dGun ' $1,000
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IN Cape Elizabeth. Knightville, lot of land with
i StoIe and Housesaa a., on. Cal at the premise
and inquire
apr1SC B. CUMMINGS
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Desirable Country Seat for sale.
FiNHE estate of the late DR. John Milliken situated
i in Scarborough Maine, miles from Portland
and five from Saco, one and one half miles from Old
Orchard Beach, aud One-halt mie from the Wes
Scarborough Station on the p. S. Il P. Railroad.
1T contains about one hundred acres OF land, cut:
thirty tons OF hay and is well stocked with choice
fruit trees The buildings consist OF a large
thoroughly built two story brick house, good barn
wood and ca rage btuse all in COOL repair. fine
stream OF water flows through the farm, with ial
OF more than iorty feel. affordiEg good mill prv
On account OF it's proximity 10 good markets, and
also to one of the finest beaches in New England il
offers rare opportunity o any wishing to pur.
is much less thon the cost Of the buildings. Ap
ply to the subscriber at 292 Commercial street, Port
land, or No. Springs Island, Saco, Me,
jun24d&wu JOSEPH HOBSuN
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CAPE COTTAGE.
/ OCEAN HOUSE.
A;s a AaaaslRs House
EEA1A Temple Street, Portland, Ne.

THIS new frst-class business Il otsl is now open
to the public. All the appointments new and
the lcca ion. within few rods of both the Middle tt
and Congress ST. cais is of the most convenient
in the city. .eHu
The Hotel contains forty rooms, conveniently ar.
ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had expert
spce in providing for the public. and confidently ex-
poets TO welcome ali his Old friends who come to
Portland ana to make a host of new ones. Every
attention will be given to the wants OF guests.
July u. dti
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Proposals

"A II L be received by the Committee on Streets
w Sidewalks, &c, until 10 O'Clock NJ, Friday
Ang 9Th, tor furnishing all the Materials and Labor
Necessary for the entire completion of 400 square
yards, moIe or less of q ranite Block Pavement on
Middle street, between Market and Silver streets
Blocks to be OF the following dimensions, 10 to
1-2 wide to IA long, and to deep. The con-
tractor to make all excavations and prepare the
street tor the pavement. 81
To be completed to the satisfaction and approval
Of the Committee on Streets, Side walks, &c, on or
before first of October next.
Committe reserve the night to reject any or all
bids fsa
GEO. P. WESCOTT, Chairman.
July 20, 1870. jy27tau5.
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Farm LOT sale.
Offered at a great bargain; the
&tTSSl y Lamb Homestead farm in West
R-SxfsrysN brook, three and half miles from
Esa s-5sfNsAM Portland on the road to Saccarapra
Said excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres convently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well of
water, laIgs barn, n,convent house and out buildings
has also valuable orchard of 100 young trees in
Rood bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging TO the farm is an excellent gravel
bed the only one in tie vicinity and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to the city,
this iarm ofers Inducements such lew others can
offer 10 any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
q. 81 l.. z. WARREN
mrlbd&wh Saccarappa.
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w WANTED.

a Small Tenement-two rooms-in the easterly
"A part OF the city. Rent not TO exceed Sc 90 per
month. Inquire at "a 1-2 Cumberland St. e2itf
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For Sale or Lease.
"A LOT of land on Cross street. ENQUIRE OF Edward
n Howe No. "a Dantorth street, or OF II. j. Libby,
No. l46 Middle street.. may14dtt
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LOSE AND FOUND.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROarders Wanted.

GENTEEL accommodations for Gentleman and
~ wife, pleasant paror chamber,5 and TOW single
gentle men may be had it applied ior soon, at No. -
franklin st. is je30dtt
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House and Land for gale
FOE GAIE

AOUSO NHI IdUSI IOT 9atIUe
FINH subscriber offers tor sale. the brick house No
a9Deering street. Also severa desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES PAYsON.
June G, 1870. jun6tf
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w ANEEEs
Girl Wanted,
A gents Wanted

4 S3i Congress Street. One who il competent
cook and capable of doing al kinds of house
worh' NO other hceu apply. aug2tf
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Wanted.

EvERYwHERE, to sell the Francc-Prussian
~ War Map Now is vonr time t, make money,
Apply at once TO II. A. MCKINNEY, & CO., No, 2
him Street, Portland Me. iv3Oeod&w
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DLEASANT rooms to l~c with or "Itnout fnard
reopira5 " rre' ''i - 1S jy29tf
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A Neat Cottage for Sale.
House and Lot for Sale.
A XIOck oftuo NAVY Ho,,sas

DOR $2200 each, located on Lincoln street, thir
l. east of Chestnut street. Contain eight room
each. Terms of payment easy.
Apply 10 WIN. II . JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
inn27d3W~ Next east ot C;tv 9au
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NOTICE is hp-spy give that the subscriber has
IN been ddy appointed and taken upon himself
the trust Aonihistrat0i with the Will annexed of
the eD-ate OF
>4hMoN L. HANNAFORD, late of Cape Elizabeth,
in che County of Cumberland, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons havinS de-
mands upon the estate of said deceassJ are renired
to exhibit the same; and all ersons ndeh ed 70 said
estate are called upon to make payment to
LORENZO ID. Nj. SWEAT
Admir- with the Will annexed, of Portland,
Cape Elizabeth, July 10, 1870 iy21diaw3w
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WYITR BOARD, A Front Parlor Chamber to
~, gentleman and wife. Apply at 141 Oxford St.
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Wanted.
TWO young Lady Saleswomen at Cogia Has sans.
augtdtf
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TO LET.

TO Leu
A BCiLDlNG at Eaccarappa, 60x30 feet, two and a
a half stories. Supplied with q water wheel.
Enquire OF MARI BR0S corner Middle and
Marker sts', Portland. jy1Seod1m"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

rubbing sweet oil on burn on the baby's
back, the lamp exploded Indeed In
quired the husband in anxious tones, did
the lamp exploder Yes, and Did Il
spasts mech u tas kerosene r he cried, rush.
ing By the wife 70 zee If any Of the fluid
had been LEFT IA Tie stump Of the lamp"
--An entefprising Missourian cut ont .
sheet Of lee $50 feet long and 1875 feet
wide and ten inches thick, and started to
raj II, IN Sl6Ass, down the Mississippi to
St Louis 100 miles distant One end Of
the feh was shArpened to serve - bows,
and the other end rounded for stern A
SkiH was fastened 70 each ode to give the
requisite sheer when neceasaw, and .
cook-st0ve ard Provisions were taken ON
the ica A6ef : prosperous voyAge q
twenty miles the concern uufoftunntoly
ran into N lcs-bound point Of land and
broke into three pfecea Although Il Was
DARK q The t3nas III the men ard the
cook.stove were aaved, but the ice broke
rapidly up and disappeared in the dark
mesa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

- - ConSessnes were appointed upon the difa-
0DGnenfg between u two houses On the Naval
odeng and Military Academy bills. ...Ad-
ID the House, on the 18th, q resolution
pN1s paseod to close IL IAnA once ID, any Dtats
u1als d. unsold publie lesds - not excesd 1o0Oo
6ses. .Dflls were fnfxoducsd md reSsns1-to
ulste ~ fees ~ alesnsys. g., In unitse States
ssrts: sstaosi..s z: P:y.sst e scssSss e
=. 1929. ssse s S 20 q g 6.
S hpfmatton coocsming IL inpgisosn@t u
4 msfieaas Il OssN DsitnH or political o1bnsss
-! - $4,000 slsesioa c. ece n: Eisvesth
= ooDese1 y - glftss beiag TT Go.
r. r., ~ s5. ~, Z. - = = o.
n the Seuate, On the 16th, the House
hi oprcvils Sce asrnishlng ettnelal lss u H.
ahlsd soidien was dlseaase1. 81 anssdsd " q.
tending IT. provisions to soidises a. ~ nexicnn
var .The Nisdsippi bin wss taken up. and con.
ddsfAble 4ieeusaion eneaed, and = 6Dendnent
~ subnitted 70 repeal 90 mat q he vilsinia
49, seccssS ~ sssss sSssa e
exDrs6sed. ..A1jouFnsd
In the Rouse, on the 10th, . number Of
petitions were sTants1. .. Bills wsre passsd-rsgu-
sung ~ jursdiction q Probets Coartl, salaries
u Judgss, ~, In IL TsrTitosi .; 70 fedeAns
portion Of IL boundary betwssn Nebsaska ard
pssoes "a g:t,sioa ~ sspof:sd e .s. ssssss;s
rsmssSs1 q ssrfiscsia conditios. On account q
IT. States Rights hsrssles, n 1914 &c.. 0ille
were rspored-ssttinS aads 2: Pct psoeseds Of
e: isseipsl rsvs.ss es1scco z A ss =, Dss:s
To- 10 sfssios q eapitsi bai!dine IL iAo:s terri.
tosiea not 70 exnesA o4e0ou n sGch toa1d The ex-
:estisc q tAs law 4 Hsan e e gssvsst "a ps.
0overnSent for AlA6hs was Iep0rtod adveneiy
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

The little mongoose when bitten by deadly SER
pent resorts to certain plant, eats Of It, and es-
capes the effect Of the poison. That is instinct.
Human beings on tho other hand, must depend on
reason and experience in selecting the means of
protecting health and life against unwholesomo
inhuences. Now, what does reason say on this VI
tai subject? Does II not tell us that to invgorate
and purify the systcm IL the best way to protect It
against the invisible poison which generates dis
easel Surely It does. The next question IL, what
guide shall we follow in choosing medicinal safe
guard? Reason replies let your monitor be expert
ence. Well, the experience Of eighteen years COM
prsed III unbrOken series Of satisfactory testi
mOnias assures ms that H0stetters Stomach Bit
tiers possess strengthening, regulating and an
tisephc properties which are not combined In the
eaDe happy proportions In any other preparation
extant. This therefore 10 the antidote to which
reason bids ~ resort when our health IL imperiled
either by the malaria which produces epidemic dis
orders, or by any other cause, whether inherent
and constitutional or connected with our habits, 0c-
equations and pursuits.
The venom Of Q noxious reptile Il scarcely more
subtle and dangerous than that which turks in tout
cir and impure water. To escape the fevers, bill
ious disorders, disturbances Of the bowels and
other serious mAladies produced by these insalu-
briOus elements It IL absolutely necessary that the
stomach and al the secretive organs should be, 90
to speak, In robust condition. Upon the amount
OF resistance which the vital system can oppose to
the deeterOua influences that aeeail it. the safety
Of the health depends, and It u because the oRxAT
VEGETABLE InvJ80RAMr imparts energy and regu
larity to the most important functions Of the body,
that It can be recommended and guaranteed - an
invaluable preventive medicine.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24


Inro.rAxr 70 ConsUxrnyn.-The long looked
for spec11c Tor tho cure Of Pulmonary dtSea0es -
found u list AIkHN'D Luxe BAIAAA has proved to
Be the NEST oxxA0edi1ary medical preparation Sor
curing Consumption. It not only cures Cbas,svep-
lion, but relieves Immediately the incipient stages,
suc6 - Coughs, Colds, Oppfessions &c Pains im
the Chest y breaks mp the most distressing cough
IN an incredible short time.
For sale b. al druggists
ss::sz S xs.sss /: 1dfsfe
TON FOR TIE HAIR and the nlth-che.ged hair-
dafknere - between he Pool OF Bethesda, that IN
angel stirred, md . fev0-bfeedtng mudpond. Tho
VIIALIA 10 crystalline dud, Without 8 single Inn
purity g noxious property, and the natIrslhsss Of
oEAszD HAxDs. -. reagn sa1n. pfnysa. nhg
WORM. saltfhsun, end 0eh9 cutaneous aGectiono
Cured and ~ an mads soft end smooth By uaing TIE
JUNHR TAR soar. nals ~ OASWKIL, HAZARD
. Co. New YORK. Il b moro oonvsuisnt anA sastlY
aDptsd thaa otA9 Fsnodies, evoidlng To 6oatio
~ Ueav comDoWds nov u -.
TN DsroGs ~ sWeseoe CoaIAv9 On N ~ wosiA =
Hazard Caswsn's. ma1s On ~ - shore nom nesh.
0iectsd hvas, ~ CA1WNL. HAZARD CO., usW
York II 4 absolutely 1swS md aoss. rst100 WAo
havo oaes takm u vre11 Is - ~ etAHa xA0as1ano
havs 1sesds1 y mD01oe - ~ q - etA9 80 -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

In numbers there IL safety. It was upon this
principle that the formula Of JuDsoN's MOUNTAINS
tsndne 10 mend e ss
submitted his recipe to the revision Of the most
intelligent and learned physicians OF the age, and
the result b ample but most eficacious medicine
tho JuDo0N1 0oUu1Au 6uAD RuLA. They
purify the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse
ths akin Of Al pinpies and blotches, and are per-
Ssctly sure ana sae in their operation. Tho Jun
soH's MOUNTAIN HEaB PnH cure Bilioumess,
Female hregulariues. HeaAache and many Of The
diseases arising nom impure blood and derange6
digestion. Use The JUDsoMs MOUNTAIN HEnU
PnLs. and whom you have proved their virtue
recommend them to your friends. They are both
sugar coated and plain. For sale everywhere.