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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-26
Goose Rocks House !

This popular summer resort is now open
rrrEA for summer travel. Situated as it is on
ELilH OF the most beautiful and slightly spots
f.l1ni,6 on the coast OF Maine, 1t presents unriv-
rl&1.X aled facilities for the summer tourist who
wishes to crafty his taste for the picturesque and
Il longing for air at one and the same time. The
house is new house, in thorough repair, and pos.
sesses all the modern convenences appertaining to
tirst-class hotel. The facilities for fishing, sail.
ing, cunning, sea-balhing, riding, &C., are unsur-
passed by any seaside resort in the State 1t pos
sesses the advantage OF combining rural and sea-
views, in the rear of the house is fine country
prospect and in front the wide expanse of the
Beautiful shade trees encompass the house, giving
it almost the aspect of a retired country seat.
No pains will be spared to make the stay of guests
pleasant and enjoyable, and particular will be
taken to see that they are supplied with every con-
venience. Fine chances are afforded for amusing
games, as a bowling alley and eroquet ground, dc
are connected with the house, ahd the wide stretch
of lawn in front gives ample room for outdoor
amusement.
The regular and transient rates are put at very
reasonable figure, that one need be deterrea
from visiting Goose Rocks on account OF neay
expense. ID. ii. Ii. HOOPER, rroPI,e.sscc''
BiddefOrd, June, 1872. aukS'ia
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Local ann State Nems.
Republican Rally in Halloweu.

HON. JOHN Y. FOSTER, of New Jer-
sey, and SPEAKER BLAINE, will address
public meeting in Hallowell, Tuesday even
ing, Aug. eth, at l-2 o'clock.
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PROBABILITIES.

Clear weather will generally continue over
the Southern States east of the Mississipsi,
with light to fresh winds; areas of cloudy
weather and rain for the eastern and south
England.
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Sewing Machines !
The World RenOwne u.
The hest on Earth.
The Singer Still Triumphant

This is a fact which cannot be denied. DO nc.
rys' =, ret ant OF repair in o short time. But be-
fore purchasing elsewhere be sure and call at the
rooms of -~rA-u,
Water Street Halowell, Me-, where You will be
sure TO get a good bargain. Mr.. Davenport has
been engaged in the sale and repairing Of sewing
machines for long time, and he feels CONFIDENT OF
suitng his customers. Always get the best, and
that viii prove the cheapest IN the end.
aug30tSwly
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Dirn.

In Pennington, 18th inst, Rev. Rodney Moore,
aged 50 years. Methodist local preacher for
half a century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-26
Change Of Sailing Days.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Touching at Mexican ports. Carrying U. s. Nail.
Eares Greatly cd

Fares Greatly Reduced.
One of the large and splendid steamships ofthi 8
line will leave Pier No. A. North River foot of Cana
Street, at II O'Clock noon on the 10TH goth and 30th
ofevery month Except when those days fall on
day, and then on the preceding Saturday, for AS
PINWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one of the Company's Steamships from Panama or
SAN FRANCISCO. touching at MANZANILLO.
All departures connect at Panama with steamer 8
for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For JAPAN AND CHINA steamer leaves SAN
FRANCISCO first of every month, except when it
falls on sunday, then ON the day preceding.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. IS Baggage-masters accompany baggage
through, and attenu to ladies and children without
DAY before sailing, from steamboats, railroads and
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicines
and attendance free.
For freight, passage tickets, or further informa
ton, apply at the Company's ticket office on the
wharf, FOOT OF CANAL STREET NORTH
RIVER, NEW YORK.
lv29 +. Il. BABY, Agent.
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chicago FfO0uCe MHfKets
CHICAGO, Aug.2+.
FLOUR-spring extras 7.oO97.45
WHEAT-No. ,. l l23 l24
CORN No. $50.
OATS-2S.
RYE-NO 3, 81
BARLEY 6itI for No. 2
MESS PORK-A IS
LARD-S4
LIVE HOGS IS
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NOTICE q!

7 TAKE this opportunity to return nay most heart.
j felt thanks to the Employees of the Hallowel
Cotton Manufacturing Company for the beautiful
Silver Service presented to me on the evening of
the 22nd. You may rest assured that your kindness
and esteem will long be remembered by me- In
closing, wish you all success and happiness.
A. ID. BARKER.
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Large Meeting at BrunsWick.-Flag
Raisings.
Brunswick, Me-, "a. The republicans held
another meeting in Lemont Hall last evening,
and was addressed by Hon. VIM. P. Frye.
The hall was crowded. Previous to the meet
ing the Tanners paraded the streets with
torches and band of music, and two more
Grant and Wilson flags were raised
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uhANIJc HALL,
n1 n
Hnn Mint 0nlu
N1- S1+ OF
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with addresses by the French consul, and
others. Five thousand people participated in
the celebration
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Weather..

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-S P. NJ.
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, Aug. "a.
MESS PORK-l3 50gl4 90
LARD 81 81.
BULK MEATS-sdes 90
BACON-shouder, * clear rib 10li; sides II
WHISKEY-s9
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Notice.

NULIC0s
yIIIE annual meeting of the Union Mutual Life
/ Insurance Company will be held at the Com
pany's Office in Augusta on Wednesday the eleventh
day of September next, at nine O'Clock, A. Nj,
by order of the Directors,
w. H. HOLLlSTER, Secretary.
Augusta August ii, lSl2 auglotlw&w3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-26

Daily Excursions to Boothbay
and Squirrel Island.
sN-A On and after July 9th, Steamers
= - sASANOA, Capt. G. A. Low, and
SPRAY, Capt ii. Low, will make
Two Trips to Boothbay Daily,
Leaving Bath at A. NJ and 81 P. NJ.
Boothbay at 5 A. NJ, and p NJ.
To Squirrel Island One Trip Daily,
Leaving Bath at A. NJ
Squirrel Island at3h p. NJ
FARE-.Augusta to B0othbay or Squir-
rel Island, and return, e2.25.
A fine Yacht has been engaged to run between
Mouse Island and Squirrel Island in connection
with the $50 p. NJ. boat from Bath, and A. NJ
boat from Boothbay. Fare % cents.
w. MASON,
june25ttf AgenItt Bath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13

WASHINGTON. June l0.--lu the reply to
the letter OF Judge Settle. officially inierm-
Ing him OF his nomination. President Grant
made the following leply:
Ire, Htirs Mansion. Washington u. C..
JuAe 10. 1872 Hon Thomas settle. Presi-
dent OF the National Republican Conycn-
tion. -t.entieinen Your letter Of this date
advising me of the action OF the Conven-
tion held at Philadelphia on the 5th aud 6ln
OF this month. and OF my unanimous NOM
ination for the Presidency by it. j. receiv-
ed. | accept the nomination and through
you return my heartfelt thanks to your
constituents for this mark OF their conf
dence and support
II elected In November and protected by
a Kind Providence In health and strength
Ia perform the high trusts conferred
promise the same zeal and devotion to die
good of the whole people for the iuture uf
my official life, as shown in the past Past
experience may guide me in avoiding the
mistakes inevitable, with 10 vices in all
professions and all occupations.
When relieved from the responsibilities
OF nv own present trust by the election Of
a successor, whether il be IL the end Of
Of this term or next, hope 10 leave TO him
As executive. p country at peace within it.
own borders, ut peace with outside ma
tiOns. with credit at home and abroad,
aiid without embarrassing questions to
threaten it, future prosperity. w th the
expression of a desire 10 see speedy heal
ing of all the bitterness between sections.
parties or races Of citizens, ana tie time
when the title of citizen carries With all
the protection aud privileges to the hum
blest that il does % the most exalted.
| subscribe myself very respectfully.
Your Obedient Servant,
Signed L. :. GRANT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13
MANUFACTURERS.

Ii is hard to find proofs that New Eng
land can control manufactures much long
err. Only the capital which has been ac-
cumulated in the East by the generations
gone allows companies and corporations to
abound.
These people. who Of all others, know
what it is TO look out tor the main chance.
are soon TO handle their thousands and
hundred of thousands bank deposits. They
will set the steam horse to his grinding 1T
thousand mill-whecls TO turn swift shut
ties and set the looms in motion. They
are sure to have factories, aud then won't
the Yankees shed tears.
Maine has mere water power than all
the states between Pennsylvania and the
Rocky Mountains. But we have let our
young blood run away to make money
out West. Unless business talent eau be
set in the opposite current it is hard 10 see
any successful competition by our home
manufactures to keep the West from pro-
ducihg as well as using.
About Detroit, aud Cleveland. aud
schools out West, will tax your goodness
hereafter. w H.
yellow Springs, Ohio, June 9th
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13

The Boston Globe. special saws that
Mr.. Carpenters opening sentences were
attended by the disappearance of Mr..
Sumner, whose vacant seat was all day
the subject Of remark by the large audi
ence The speech is thus referred to:
The last half of his speech was devoted
10 MI. sumner and was exceedingly sharp
handling the Senator's argument, attack,
and even ioibles with severity never be-
lore known TO the chamber. His charac-
terilation OF that senator arraignmeut of
lhe president as surprising In meanneS,
anu malice Burke's impeachment quite A.
much as 1t fell below it In grandurr ana
majesty, drew loud applause from the GAL
ierlts. But the most severe portion VA
on Mr. Summers attempt to call Stanton
a. against Grant, which aptly was referred
- Is Shoul-iike bringing Of ghost from
II, grave. Mr.. Carpenter gave an inter-
e>tihg account of Mr.. stanton. nomina-
uon to the Supreme Court aud Of Grants
opinion OF the Secretary. III Mr.. sumner
was truthful, Mr.. stanton was the most
douole-iaced Of men. MIR. Carpenter. in
an almost electrical outbur.t. declared
that he believed the whole story 10 b. !
oaseless fabrication. There was a .ook of
Almost speechless horror in Senator
Schurz face as Mr.. Carpenter declared
this, which was so marked a. 10 call IN II
much attention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13
Wood MANUFACTURES.

The number Of mills for manufacturing
wood. or lumber OF various kinds. on this
river l. constantly Increasing. Even the
old methods Of saving lumber have given
way to more improved ways AS to the
rapidty0f saving as well as IN the skilled
manner IN which It l. now done. One OF
the latest improvements in the saw-mill
line is stock gang" just put into Warren
Browns mill. This gang saws lumber,
not only OF even thickness, bur in IL are
saved stocks of even lengths and widths.
THIS q the only gang of the kind in Maine,
aud II l. an Improvement tina: will be pop
ular and remtnerativc. ANY one can see
the value OF having boards all of !, length
and width for most all kinds of building
purposes. One reason why Maine lumber
does not lind reader mnrke. In New
York. Is OF lis uneven lengths and widths.
Where time is SO valuable. Il will not do to
spend nuci, Of 1t on the kind of work that
machinery can do 50 much faster and bet
ter. Mr.. Brown will now lind a market
for his stock lumber in New York His
mill l. Que of the best. and largest On the
river. indie ed. there Il not another so
large and with it, manufacturing capacity
In IL are three gang. II circular. and an up
aud down saw. When all these saws are
la full operation. hundred thousand of
lumber can be cut in twcnty-four hours
which l. manufacturing lumher fIst. At
tached TO the mann building is another with
two shinglc saws aud also clapboard
saw. These give employment to quite a
large number of men.-about scventy-iive
to the entire mill for night and day saving
aud in hauling the lumber 10 the wharves
IN addition to this he has on hi. township,
No. %. gang OF men pecling bark, the
logs amer this operation b, ing ready to
haul the next winter. for the next summers
saving. Mr.. Brown hauled 10 Mr.. Buzzels'
Taunery In Amherst from M. 33. aud from
No. 10. To the wharveS in Franklin, during
the past winter. 5000 cords OF hemlock
bark. He cut and hauled ton millions and
n half Of logs last winter Tor th, seasons
saving. Mr. Brown Is good business
man. and thoroughly conver>aut with the
with the bsSincss Of manufacturing lumber
aud Of selling it.
lie has more than doubled the capacity
of his mill since hi, purchase Of Il, and j.
now doing business that ten years ago
would have seemed impossible, for 1t that
time the belief was that the lumber was
nearly exhausted on Union river and il.
tributaries. rh- mill Is situated a short
distance up river from the bridg~
We shall continue. from week To week
10 give TO our reader, an account OF the
number of mills and manufacture. OF
wood on Thu river, until they will have
tolcrablc idea Of the amount aud Kind Of
business carried on here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13

The Republicans VI tho finh Coasgresssona,
Oistrict Of Maine are requested to send delegates
to = Convention To he held at Ellsworth on
THURSDAY, JUNE s7th, is7s
NJ ten O'Clock \. NJ. to nosaiu ate candidate for
Representative o the next Congress; and also a
candidate iot Eieetvr OF President and vice-pr-s.
scnt
Zach city. Town aud o-gahixcd pisstatio ION IL en-.
titled Ia delegate and one additional delegate
Tor every one hundred votes cast 1Ios Governor
Pesi,sm In ISL, or fol fraction of r'ty more
votes.
J. A. MtLLIKEN
ID. X. HOBART,
HENRY WHITING ,,
JOHN A. BUCK, isuet
WM. Al. RUST, ,"'"i"es
OTIS ID. WILSON,
JOHN ID. CASE.
"A Union Of Lakes, aud a Union Of lands,
A Union Of States none can sever.
A Union Of Hearts and Uuion Of hands
The American Union forever"
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Mn. EDiTog:-In my travels about the
state, am often asked the question. where
do you belong sir: my answer Is. In Pc
nobscot. o, we'll you can tell me then
about my friend Mr. Brown in Mattawam-
keas or my wife's third cousin In Passa-
dumkeag, or Mr.. Jones in some other
keas ten keags above the jumping of
hca., while men who have lived a long
life within sight OF this town, In Searsnort
or Stockton have gravely informed me
that, There is no such town rs Penob
scot
Now In such eases my patriotism takes
fire. aud burns with an intense heat. and
to correct all such blunders in future and
for the benefit of all the world and the
rest of mankind will you be kind enough
to publish the following facts in relation
to this never before heard of town.
Penobscot was Incorporated By an act OF
the General Court of Massachusetts. The
act passed the house of Representatives
Feb. I'D. 1871, ARENAS Ward Speaker. Ii
passed the Senate Feb. 23d, Samuel Phil
lips President OF the Senate. Approved
and signed By the Gov. James Bowdoin
on the oath Feb.
At this time it embraced all Of what is
now Castine and half OF Brook ,ville lis
plantation name was Majorbiguyduce.
Penobscot is situated in the Western
part OF Hancock County, Maine. in Lati-
tude 4ideg. 3lmiu. North Longitude
6sdeg. 55min. West from Greenwich.
IL Is bounded on the North by Orland
and Ioddy pond, mo opposition to the
Maine law is intended by that on the
East by Bluehill and Sedgwick, on the
South by Brooksville, from which it is sep
arated by the waters of the wild roarino
Bagaduce, and Castine. on the West nv
the fenobscot river, and the big hotel on
Fort Point
II has population of one thousand four
hundred eighteen by the census of 1870.
In 1872 ii has five hundred fifty four school
children. three hundred nine polls. and a
total valuation of one hundred ninety
nine thousand two hundred thirv-iiye dol !
lars, the per cent of taxation two and nine |
tenths. at the annual town meeting ono |
thousand one hundred tIirty-five dollars
were appropriated for schools. one thons- |
and two hundred for poor, eight hundred |
for CONTINGENCIES one thousand five hnn-
dred for debt and interest three hundred |
for town house, the State taxed MS on.
three hundred ten dollars sixty |
nine cents, the County three hundred fif-
teen dollars eighty cents. the overlap is
two hundred four dollars ninety-nine cents
making total cash tax Of six thousand
seven hundred sixty-five dollars seventy
six cents. three thousand dollars were also
Appropriated for highways to be raid in
labor.
We have in town one Baptist and one
Church both in flourisbino
One lodge Of Good Templars
We are all temperance men and women
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, intoxicated person 4 seldom seen

an intoxicated person Is seldom seen.
The first permanent English settlement
in the present limits of the town was made
by Charles Hutchings i'm 1865. The last
settler has not been named yet. he arrived
June Sth 1872.
The word Penobscot Is of Indian Origin,
Penops rocks. and Auke place literally
"a great place for rocks
II. Is. Wardwell.
Penuh~COf June o. 1872
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acts OF too,s ami herbs whirb a.s.xgs- l..
Ftrianil sure u's 4oAoN'ns p,aplA5ut- ~
Dtspcpsia. ncA Eurr. Liver g mp a-o,. aaa
i'-- ~ Appetite rn~i by taking RI" 'o'
L~ssitHae, Low opt5tt- ANA sinking Neu.,.s d.
cure. a. "p-r
Irnph9ns r,ntplr- Eisscn.- ,r.l ,fl t.,..,..
VI ol lhv o'Hoa. bursting ,hronsh the sam a.
Otherwise, cHrrl adib By mlluvlas d. ,i.....-
tons ON the bottle.
Aianey, Bladder anl Urinary p.r,rrrs o.,
most skcptlcAl
DormS expelled from the system without In.
!sa-t 4ihrully. Paueut. sun ring from thi. rt...
yaient disease will ter marked changed Tor ,s.
better IN their condition aft.r ttkiu. MA M.
worm uMcu!iles are more prev alcu- tnll b. ga
orally supposed in lhc Young and they t.l hat
~" QuHNer Bitter a sure remedy.
.'erross Di2TcaHies. Neuralgia. Sc.. -,,r....,
relieved.
HAen"satis,1. >"cIled JOINT. ana ai. .,-ror.i,r
AM t1"la removed or greatly relieved ug ttl. i..
valuable medicine.
BroncAiiss. Catarrh, Conyul-tou.. aai IL.
steries cured OF much relieved.
Dia9caR 7sreaAinx, Pain IN the Lung. ~..i,.
and the-t almost invariably cured by ttAI.. 10 .
iew bottles OF the Quaker ul,ter~.
M DiHqeHit Female Dcrangcmcnt-. almost
invnua5y caused BY violation Of III, 1I gam.
Ia~-l - prevalent 10 the American lAdir- t4..l
TrAl4iy % TINS invaluable medieine-the Qta~'r
Biitcrs.
M /o4D4fiiss III the Blood and disease. IY.f.
deut g. lar slme sa!wsy- cure,t by the Quakef
Bitter, ii taken according 10 the directions
IAe .i1ea ina IN The Quaker Bitter ya.t u,
article thvy stand ia Lced bf IN tyc4r de- lining
year Il fHrNen- the hl'"i and gArrre tHo
mint ana pAyes the passage down the p.4H. lA-
sold by all druggists and Dealer. IN Nl.i,-.t.
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Ok GllsUertb american.

Published every Thursday Moraing at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-. by n. X. SAWYER. For
terms. Sc. see arst page.
8. n. PkrrENGlLI 3 Co., 81 Park Row, New
Yerk, and GEO. Y. ROwELL Z Co., ~ Park 10 3 ,
New York. are the agents tor the AnEnlcAS,
b that city. and arc authOstDed - contract for
Inserting advertisements fos 1t Oar lowest cash
rates. Advertisers In that olsy arc requested to
oove their fsvors with either Of the above house,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13

-Forney's Philadelphia Psess Of Monday
says. editOrially, that there Is no doubt
that Greeley will be formally indorsed by
the Baltimore convention, and that Grant
and Wilson'S eleetien now SCENE certain.
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VOLUME Is.
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE,

perfectly harmless r.Iiable AMI in 81 anfaneons.
~ a''ss'ppeintmeni; no ridiculous tGis or disa-
IT, ,oS"9 az, ooor. The genuine VIM A. Bachelors
NJ - produces Immediately a splendid
Black or natural Brown Iearr. 10 hair ri,.an
~ oeauui, does not contain particle ol lead
T, tn .'"' to"s soo"porad. sold bv all druggists
'E' spi9" 10 boSD STREET, \. y.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Wen from the
~ Sie''s VI Errors ana Abuses in early life Man
a' oot restored. Nervous debility cured Impedi
ments 70 Marriage removed. New method az trest-
tnsn, New and remarkable remedies Book. ana
circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes '''N
Address HOWARD AsSOCI,TIoX ~ 1..t
Ninth t., Philadelphia, Pa sn- M 10, 9 S,
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70 IT 4DH.F Y, q. 7.
Hpld at Wholesale by ". =. Phillips 4 60
Portland; At retail by d. \. Pareher and : f.
w gym Il Co, Ellsworth. Gma2l
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DISEASE =

y E Z !, !, : ;, IMPROVED CoMEDONE AND PRIV.
- - ht MEpf The skin Nedlciac Of tha "a
.' q, tahtel !, cure FLESH WORMS PINytr.
sauptions and BLorcHED disdsaratIon. ~ IA
New York. e''' T. hohd -,
-. For Moth Patches, FreckIe.
AND I'm, USE PERRI'S Morn AMI rp,e,,
II Pr LoiioN; Inc wei known reliable ann har,n
p lcny'ty Tor brown Discologation, of Inc fae,
80 9pafsu only by DR.: Is &. Perry Dermat ,,ia,t
, ~ hosd street, " Y. Sold by Druggsts sysry
bmuIy
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DR.. MS. FLINT a CO., PRopRIEToss,

rol4by AIidrossi.,. and Deaiyr- In >le,l,r.ne.
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President Grants Letter OF acceptance.

penoh~cot, June ., 1872.
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hfansy, Bladder AMI Urinary B.ltr-..l r,
hFariahiy cured, oHa bottle VIII convince ,.,.