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The Portland daily press., 1872-07-04
On Marriage,

On Marriage.
Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
OF errors and abuses IN early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impedments to marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and Circulars Free in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TlON, No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF FOR TEHF FEET
sa I6 FREE STREET, ~ r.
DIR. s. MEL.

Corns Extracted in five minutes without pain, or
blood,
Bunions Nails, ETC., successfully treated without
pain or Inconvenience to the sufferer
Office Hours from to 10 A. M. / to 8 P. NJ. to s
p. M. jly Ait
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MEMOIR ANDA.

At Cherryficld oath ut, by Talbot Smith, schr of
go TONS named Sabao,
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For Sale mt n Bargain.

For Sale.
nNE Light Open Box Wagon, at No. Casco st
" je13eod2w' A. CHASE.
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PORTLAND
-." '@ OBSERVATORY.

NO STRANGER should leave the city without
visiting the Observatory, Munjoy's Hill. From the
Cupola, 227 feet above the sea- may be seen the en-
tire city, the ocean to the horizon CASCO BAY with
its 1865 Islands, the WHITE MOUNTAINS, so miles
distant. and with the powerful TELESCOPE mount
ed in the Cupola objects 80 miles distant in every d-
rection may be distinctly seen The views here are
said to be unsurpassed for beauty and variety by any
in the World.
July Ash If
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

Mr.. Bachelor, principal of the High School
at Auburn, has resigned his position to accept
situation in Mass.
Lewiston has new potatoes in market. iH
The foundation for the new Continental mill
at Lewiston is finished and bricklaying has
commenced
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-ACt .y.s1 Z ~. .fFssI- 40 -f-f.
TU ESDAY, JULY o, 1872,
-.-- At 121 o'clock P. M. a'
Tor the purpose of choosing officers declaring dvi-
dend and transacting such other business as may
properly come before said Corporation at its annual
meeting. STANLEY T. PULLEN.
Pres. P. P. L. B & s. Co.
Portland, July 1, 1872. -tA jy2sntd
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEED NGS.
BOARD OfiiIerIl,cn.

Alta meeting of the Board OF Aldermen, held
July |, 49, there we're present: Mr>>rS. Mar
lrll, Simpson, Corsc and Undcrwnnd hold
ing over from the last session; also, the fol-
lowing persons elected for tw" years from the
1St Of July, 1872, viz: From the lSt warl l.. L..
Loving from the ID ward, J. $. French; from
tn, Sd ward, J. B. johnson, and from the ith
ward. John A. Scaton.
Mr.. II. l.. Simpson was unanimously elected
President
The President being sworn in by Mayor
Latham, administered the oath to the new mem
bcrS.
The rules OF order of tic last Board were
adopted.
An vet fixing thc salary Of the Mayor was in
trnurcd and laid on the sable.
The Board proceeded to the Council Chamber
for the purpose Of witnessing the installation of
the Mayor elect, and upon their return
y resolution directing the Clerk OF the Com
mon Council to have printed lnO copies of the
rules of order was received from the Common
Council and their action cnncurrcd in.
\ resolution that the election Of the Clerk Of
this Board be deferred until after the salary bill
shall have been fixed WAS introduced and los. by
the following vote: Ayes, M'SsrS Markell,
johnson and Scatnn-:' Noes, Mcssrs. Simp-
son, Loving, French and Corscl
j. j. JamicSon and j. f. Cation were nnm-
mated for the position of clerk, and upon ballot
ing J. j Jameson was declared elected he hay
ing received six votes and Cation one
l.. J. Robry was unanimously elected Mes
srngcr.
The Board tIicn adjourned.
Te>tc: JNO. j. ia LESSON. C.,rk
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Local SreyifieS.

The City School Board holds an adjourned
meeting tonight. ~.
Three hundred and three dog licenses have
been issued up to this timc.
Mr.. William Bacon, has been appointed
blakesman on the A. 4 +. Ii. II.
Yesterday the thermometer stood in the shade
in Baltimore at 95 In the sun at ~. 1t
was nearly equal to that here
The John j. Given, Washington sail boat
capsized off this city yesterday evening, but
none of those in her were injured.
An omnibus race down King street yGs'er-
dav evening" caused considerable cNcltrmh'h o.
that thoruughlare.
We arc in n heated term The weather
for the last few days has been very warm
DAYS and nights The thermometer to-day, ut
noon, stood at ~" in the shade.
Numerous parties arc being formed for short
excursions to The surrounding country on the
4th inst. There will be Il general holiday on
the occasion.
Ella Thomas, the coored girl burned at Falls
Church on Friday morning, last, is mentioned
in the Gazette Of that day, while lightning Il
fire in stove with Kerosene oil, has since died
The disordcrly proceedings among the color
ed people living III Devils Row, flShtowiil, yes
ter,iav evening is the subject Of general com
plaint among the respectable people of that To-
cality
Care shouIl he taken, during the present hot
weather., to avoid as much as possible, lnn'cc>
sary exposure to the rays nt' the sun, and I" ab
stain from drinking icc water whilst suffering
from the heat.
The schooner William Henry, with party Of
WaShn.tnniall< on board, after salulng the city
with several rounds from Il small howIiZcr, late
Saturday night, left here carly yesterday morn
ing on Il pleasure excursion down the Potomac
meeting OF the Catholic Beneficial So
cictv held last night. MrsSrs. VI. s. Harlow,
j II. Hin. J. 4. Higgins, .Jno H. Elclcn,
Orlando Wood and II. W. Cole. were appointed
4 committee to make arrangements for an cX-
rursion on or about the 18Th inst.
1t is report dat the \. e. L. Il. Il. will COM
mcucc running Il single day train to tlmntlco
Tomorrow and that the A. Il ". Ii. Il. will on
the same day run their trains 10 the new depot
in Washington. at the corner Of 9th street amt
Pennsylvania avenue.
Cnl Ilnllimwshc:d of Georgetown. has been
appointed Superintendent of Mt. Ncrn"n.
Miss Cunningham, the Regent III the lndlcs
Mt. Vernon Association. who has been stationed
al Mt Vernon for sometime past. will leave
there on the 9th inst
Fifteen marriages licenses were issued from
and - deeds REGARDED in the office of the r|rr;
of the Corporation t"url durin" the mont OF
June During the same period three marriage
licenses were issued from and nine deeds r.
corded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court.
CALoMEl at Il discount. Defiance TO South
crn Fevcrs. Good digestion is to be secured
by using Simmons Liver Regulator.
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TELEGRAPH \ EMS.D
DISPATCHES TO. TILE GAzETTE.l


New YORK, july 1.-The weather last night
was intensely hot, and also to-day, the ther-
moulclrc continuing at about 90 degrees. Re
ports from Eastern states represent the heat
as being very great yertertl lay.
Secretary Boutwell, was i'll this city yesterday
on his way to Washington.
Mayor Hall has signed the bill Of the private
C unset for 5000 as fee in the cases against
himself and others. -.,
Another job Of the Jersey City ring is re-
ported, to have been discovered whereby Bum
slcd and his cnntedcrltcs swinded the city out
Of several hundred thousand dollars in the con-
struction of Montgomery street.
Long lists oil sun stroke victims arc publish
ed this morning.
In an aIfray in P.rk Row last night, James
Dnhy and William McCaifcry were shot by
James Drscol and a companion who belonged
to Il rival Jersey gang. An old irud existed
between the claus James DawSnn, On old man
who was passing by. WAS also shot. All will
recover. DriScnll was arrested.
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s.DRT or aLEI.1JsDHs-4, JELr l..

ARRIVED.
Steamship f c Knight, johnson, New York,
To- llouc Il johnson.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore. to Is
Wheat.
Steamer Wawaset, Fowlkes, Cone river, to
Potomac Ferry Go.
Steamer New York, Philadelphia to + A
Schr Annie Lyons, Grant Boston, to } ?
Agrcw.
Srhr Lavinia Bell, Washington, TO American
Coal Go.
Steamer Gccrgeanna Fields, Baltimore, ny
lIooe & Johnston.
Brig Geo Gilchrist, Hart, Salem, and schr
",Snut. Nichols, Boston, by } Agnew.
Schrs NJ T. Graham, Allyn's Point, and La
vania Bell, New Haven, by American Coal Co..
MEMORANDA.
The ship A Farwell for this port to load
with coal for San Francisco, sailed from Bos-
ton 9Th ult
srhr Nellie II Benedict, Ellis, for New Ha-
ven hence, at New York 18th uit.
SchrS Freddie l. Porter, Small; Alexander
Young, Jones, and e. orge Mcfarland, Nc
Farland, hence, Mt Providence 18th ult
The tug Gov Curtin, with Il dsmaStcd schoon-
or, passed rincy Point yesterday for CheSa-
pc,ke City. A loaded bark bound out was
aground yesterday off Cobb's Point. The
\ j Bentley is still hard and fast at Ragged Pt.
Five schooners and brig bound up, were
passed by tie Georgeanna last ght.
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Letter Of Thanks,
MAYOR S OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA, June 24th. 1872
Martin Cronan, esq, Chicj Engttccr, dc:
DEAR SIR: | take this method and early OBJ
portunity Of rendering you the thanks of our
citizens tor the prompt manner in which you
responded to our call for aid on Saturday night
last. When the call was made serious conha-
grafton appeared imminent, but thanks to Il
mcrcitul Providence and the efficiency of our
own small Fire Department, the threatened
danger was avcred. | regret exceedingly that
fatigue and debility compelled me to retire from
the ground before your arrival. Please tender
to your men the heartfelt thanks of our people
for the effort made, and for yourself sir, receive
the kind appreciation OF our entire community
Your Obedicnt Servant,
HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
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The Geneva 'EpiiDIIIiai,

GENEVA, July 1.-The Alabama claims ar
hiiralun tribunal in dealing with the direct
claims OF the American government will cons-
der separately the character OF The Confederate
cruisers and award damages according to Its
fading.
BERLIN, July 1.-The arbitration on the
San Juan boundary question will now proceed
Bismarck is about To appoint international
iurists to examine the papers submitted hy the
Engii>h and American governments and report
IN tie Emnrrnr
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Tie .7s;srtSsfs.

New YORK. July I.Sfocks dull. Money
easy at B. Goll quiet, at I%%ii. Va, G's. A.;
new, -. Flour dull and declining. Wheat
dull ami heavy Corn quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July Iva SKIES, consoi
dated, cx-nterrSt, 81; ". Vas IL. Cotton
dull; low mildlinys nomInally at % Flour
very dull and nomimIlv unchanged. Wheat
dull and weak: new white choice $50; fair to
prime do. lGDal715; old Western lGOa 1885, old
PENNSYLVANIA IG5aI7O Corn Southern
firm at SO; yellow do firm at f4 mixed West
rrn quiet at G:'!ati4. Oats tirmcr; mixed FLA
IS; white 49r1n; Southern -. Rye quiet and
uncllancrd
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The Emfcrn.stiOII:t1S.

New York. July 1.-The Federal Council
of lntcrnatonas held a meeting Yesterday.
The International Congress 10 be held in
Philadelphia next week, is to seek the c>tah,
ll>h,ncnt OF the reunion Of all the di>cordant
elements "r the association.
The general council Of London has suspend
ed all English speaking sections Of the United
States.
Ii was announced .hat the plaStercrs from,
the Atlantic to the Pacific would strike for
eight hours to-day.
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men,.

On Monday morning, July 1st. at s! o'clock,
HARRlE GEIB, son of John II. and the late
Catherine 4 Gcib, aged 3 months and g days
NJ" The funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his
father, 113 King street
At her residence, near Warrenton, Va, on
the 81 ultmo, Mrs. MARY STEELE, relict
OF Dr. Steele of Saratoga, n. 7.
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WASHINGTON. ITEMS, The small poS 10,
Washington has, within the pastiew days, bc8
come much more virulept in the neighborhood
to which it is confined but except on Capitol
Hill aud the Island, tho disease has not ap-
reared as an epidemic It RACES most within
a square or two southeast of the capitol, There,
isone locality in that neighborhood bearing
yellow flags throughout the entire extent. Au
average increase of tlrcc cases day is report
ed in that section of the city east of the capitol
1t is now proposed to baricade some OF the IN
ttcted districts. ..,.
The new Centre Market will be opened to-.
morrow morning, with appropriate exercises,
Several speeches will be made. a band Of music
being engaged for the occasion.
In the Police Court. on Saturday, John s.
TAFT was charged with obtaining nine wheel
barrow$ from as many different persons under
the false prctence that he had small job to
do and would return the harrowS at once. The
barrowS were sold to Junk dealers
FAIRFAX CouNTY-EFrom the Fairfax
News The horse ridden by Gcnl. r. +. Lee
at the battle of Gettysburg is now owned 10y Il
lady Of this county, who purchased it in Wash
iugton city since the death Of GcDl. Lee
Miss Mary Sprinkle, of Drancsvile a young
woman aged about twenty, pronounced insane
ny board ot physicians, On Monday last
was sent to the Insane Asylum at Staunton.
We had several fine showers on Monday last.
which did much good to tie growing crops.
The fall was more general than any rain we
have had this Spring
Mr. S. d Farr who has been confined in jail
for month, was released on " cdncs'lay lastand
left Tor his home at DraneSvllle
Fox SCALps Under the order of the Board
Of Supervisors for Fairfax county, giving t"
every person who brought II fox scalp to the
county clerk the sun of one dollar, Cal
Thompson and Will Siayton brought two gray
fox scalps, on Monday nj ht last to the ERIK,
for wh;h they received certificate on the
connty for the sum Of 5000 As they left the
Office one of them said Il guess We had bet
ter kill some more, it pays, and 50 it does, for
foxes are as thick as flies, in this county.
These are the first scalps that have been
brou ght to the clerk Young Fairfaxians who
continue to bring fox scalps will receive one
dollar for each one they bring. -F"I5',r Necs.
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Common Council.

a. a meeting Of the members elect of the CON-
mon Council TO serve for the year commencing
July Isl, 49, there were present: From the LIST
ward, Mcssrs. G. j.. Shinn, W. s. Moore, w.
w. Rock and Isaac Eichhcrg; II ward, Ihos.
Rshcili. }. a. Field, Joseph Hopkins and Jas.
Green; Sd ward, ". +. Henderson,, l'h ward,
7. K. Evans. Edward Hughes, James IL. Clag-
gctt and 7. b. Pinn.
g. T. Shinn and Joseph Hopkins were nomi-
mated for President, And NJ Shiun was elected
The President having taken the oath Of office
before Mayor Latham, administered the same Ia
the other members
Harold >nowdcn WIS elected Clerk.
i. ". Simpson end John Walsh were nomi-
nnfrd for McSsci,gc-, and the former was elected
McSsrs Hopkins and Hughes were appointed
a committee to inform the Board of Aldermen ni
the org nizalinn of this Board, and 10 invite
them into the chamber of the Common Council
to witness the installation rI the newly elected
Mayor.
The rules of order Of the last Common Coun-
ell were read and adopted rs the rules to govern
the present Board, and
On motion of Mr.. RiShcill, the Clerk was in
structed To have l0u copies printed for the use
Of the members.
The members of the Board of Aldermen en-
tered the chamber, and the joint rules for the
two branches of the last City Council were read
and adopted as the rules by which the present
& " Council shall bc governed.
William n. Berkeley the newly elected Mayor
was then duly installed into the office, and the
Joint meeting having dissolved, the Board nd
journrd
Testc HAROLD SNOWDEN, Crk.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE Chief SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAsmINGToN, July |, 10 a. m.
Po1nIIhtn~ Clear aud partially cloudy
weather will continue over the New England
and Middle States with Iight to fresh south
westerly to northwcStcry winds. Light to
fresh castcr'y to <onthrriy winds are probable
for the Gulf States Light to fresh southeast
crIy to nnrthwcstcry winds and clear ard partly
cloudy weather for South Atlantic States.
Partly cloudy weather, occasional areas of rain
and fresh to brisk So,thcaStcrIy to Southwestern
" winds north and west of the Ohio valley.
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MIR RED.

/ At Trinity Church. Buchanan, Va, on We'd
ncsday evening, June 18th, 1872, by Rev; Ed.
mund w. Hubbard, Dr. WALTER COLES, OF
ST Enuis, and Miss LIZZIE O. PENDLETON,
daughter of Col. Edmund Pendlcton.
sOnsFuesday June 18th, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev George H. Williams MIR.
WILLIAM G.. kIDWELL to Miss EV ELlNE
kid MELLI.all Of Fairfax county
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The Nomination.

New YORK. July I.-1'he World 10 day
says Grcrlry,S nomination at Baltimore is Il
inrcgoue conclusion and there are no Indications
Of Il revolt. 1t adds There will bc but
two candidates. For our part we shall advise
nobody to vote Cor Grant aud as between the
remaining alternative of voting for Greeley or
staying at home We have no counsel IN offer.
Our lury may more clearly appear after the
cnlYaSs. has male some nrOMreSS.
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FDp GA 4 q

! : ETOU Z !
H$a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AL
EXANDRIA-I offer at private sale the prem
ises No. y Fairfax street. between King and
Prince, now occupied by me as residence and
place Of business
If not previously disposed of at private SALE I
will offer the said property at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of July, 1872 Terms cash.
lie Oats PHILIP PARK
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Heavy Loss by Fire.

ST John. n. b., July 1.-The buildings and
machinery Of the Albert Plaster Manufacturing
Company at IlilIsbnro', n. b, were totally de-
<rroyrd hy fire last night. loss $IOo,000; in
,urancr unknown
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LOCAL. NEWS.

County CoURr-Jm1gc CockoIlLc presiding.
J. NJ. johnson qualified as an attorney in this
Court. ti.it. - ;;
The Court designated the April and October
terms as grand jury terms:
Com. VS.. Basil Hall; rule; same VS.. Mayna-
der Taylor rule dismissed.
Horatio Ball qualified as collector Of Airing
ton Township. -
Com. VS. V. p. Corbett on an information
for obstructing road; demurrer to information
argued and sustained.
Jefferson lacey qualified us Commissioner OF
Revenue of Jefferson Township.
H. W. Febrey qualified rs SUPP" '''r OF
Washington Township.
+. NJ. Mills qualified as clerk OF Jefferson
Township
G. L. Simpson qualified as administrator,
with the will annexed, OF K. \. Cross.
Com. VS.. Robinson for. assault and battery.
alias: summons awarded rcturnablc LIST day 81
next term.
\ rnle was issued against the Supervisors OF
the county, returmbIc at the next term OF the
Court, to show why they have made county al
owances without having said allowances aSc'r-
tanned hv the Court.
John H. Syphax qualified as Supervisor OF
Arlington Township.
BENJAMIN Pollard qualified as OvcrS"cr Of
Poor fur Jefferson Township.
Horatio Goldman qualified as constable Tor
Arlington Township
Com VS.. Price, for committing nuisance
Jury; verdict guilty, and damages assessed at
one cent
RELIGloUs SERVICES IESrEEDAl.-lhe
weather, yesterday, was exceedingly warm, and
the attendance at some of the churches smaller
than usual. Rev. DR.. Walker preached, at
Christ Church in the morning and hey. Mr.
kepler at night Rev. Mr.. Lacy preached IN
the NJ Il Church South at night. With these
executions the pupits of the different churches
open were filled by the rcSid nj clergy. Elder
j. L. burlington preached in the morning ami
afternoon in the Primitive Baptist Church.
The following is an account OF the work done
during the day by the Young Men Christian
Association sat the Aims House the usual
interesting services were held with large at,
tendance. bat on y two Of the committee at
work. The Jail work was, as usual. faithfully
and efficiently performed with full corps OF
workers. The first Bethel services of the sea-
son were held ut the foot of King street at 3"
H. m, and the committee report much interest
in the exercises. but the attendance was small
in consequence of their being 10 notice gwen
of the meeting The open air prayer meeting
was very largely attended, and the exercises
were spirited, and the asscmhlagc gave earn
est attention to the iervcnt rcmar Ks of the
speakers. The Sunday prayer meeting, in the
Methodist Protestant Church, owing to the ex-
trcule heat, was not so fully attended as usual but
the exercises were Of the most earnest and CT
icctive character; tie speakers were thoroughly
warmed up and their remar ks earnestly listen
nd RI - rh;s rnnotinp Wl be held next Sun
day in the NJ f. Church.
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FLOUR INSPECTORS Report The following
is a report Of the amount of -four inspected in
this city, for the quarter ending TO day by L.
T. Anthony, Inspector Family lGI4 bhlS.,
extra, 42OS, supertine S53, fine 2jS, lst mid
dlings, SO. End mddliugs s; rye flour lSt, 100
rye -four End I; condemned Sc.
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Miss Grant.

GENEVA, July Miss Nellie Grant is stay
ing quietly at Geneva. She leaves on Monday
for Chanaunix, thence goIiig By way oI' MART,
gny and Ncncy to Icrnr
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SPECfEL NOTICES.

MS"TnE CAREER OF A GREAT REMEDY
Twenty summers have elapsed since it WAS
hr;ctlv announced that Il new vegetable tonic
and Alternative, bearing the name Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, had been added 10 tho list of
Preventive and Restorative medicines. The mod
est advertisement which invited attention to the
preparation stated that it had teen used with
great success, in private practice as a cure for
dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation and in
tcrmittelt fever. 1t WAS soon di covered that the
article pos csscd extraordinary properties. The
people, of every class tested its merits tonic.
Stimuant corrective and restorative, and found
that its effects more than fulfilled their hopes and
expectations. From that time to the present its
course has been upward and onward, n it
stands To day at the head of all medicines of its
class American or imported, in the magnitude
Of its sales and its reputation safe, agreeable
aud potent lnvicorant and restorative. For
lancunr and debility, hack of appetite and gastric
disturbances, common during the summer
months it is absolutely infnllibe. Indigestion,
bilious disorders constipation, nervousness, pc
rindica lcvrrs, and MI the ordinary complaints
generated by n vitiatcd and humid atmosphere,
van sh under its renovating and regulating in
nucncc This is its record, avouchcd by volumes
of intelligent testimony, extending over a period
of Il fifth nf "A century, md comprchcndng the
names Of thousands Of wcl-known citizens be-
longing tn every class and calling. In Europe
il is Thought great thingtn obtain the patronage
of royalty for II 'patcnt medicine but Hoste :
ter's b tt"rs has been spontaneously approved by
millions ofindcpcI dent sovcreignS, and its patent
consists in their endorsement. y 1-eolw