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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

Mrs. Sarah Fifeld died Friday. the 10th
inst, at the advanced age of 81 years and
80 DAYS. She was the oldest person in town
aud perhaps in the county She lived to
see oh. dren, grand children. great grand
children and great great grand children to
the number of 254 of which 236 are still
alive.
Mr.. Horatio y. Joy, of Ellsworth. has
just finished his three large dancing schools,
at this place, Green's Landing and West
Deer Isle to the full satisfaction of all con
ce;ned. Parents send their children TO Mr..
Joys school knowing that he keeps admir-
able order and is frst-class teacher. c.
The school in Dist. No. t. taught by
Mr.. John X. Hooper, Of Franklin, has re-
Gently closed a very successful term. This
is the second term he has taught in this
District, and we all hope that his services
may Be secured for another Year a vol
ume of Tcnny sons poems was offered as a
prize to the best speller in school, and was
won by Mss Hattie 5. Torrey, who missed
but one word in twelve weeks. Mr.. Hooper
held an exhibition at the close Of the term.
and large audience we're pleasantly enter
tanned 1t consisted Of the following pieces:
No. /. Tablelu consisting Of the whole
school. No. ,, Dialogue. Have YOU heard
the news" No. ). Dialogue, "A little
more cider" No. 4, Dialogue. The adopted
child" No. ), Dialogue. "lnsult and apol-
ogy." No. &. "A Western marriage" No.
!. Tableau. "Spriug fashions" NJ. :,
TahIeau The light Of the home. and the
-four of the family" No. 9. Dialogue
Thirty thousand dollars" No 10. Tab
leauX, The lost babes in the woods" con
>isting OF three men whose total weight is
7il lbs. No. IL, Women's and mems rights
No. II, Young Amr- q, was represented by
Llo,d X. Allen. siNt,,a months old son Of
II. William Allen. Of P.nobScot. No ID. \
Defamation. The Widow Grscn," by Miss
Eva VI Torrey. Aiter the play was over,
the young people. who felt so disposed, en-
loved a social dance and clam choWder
Music was furnished BY c. :. Foster. violin
-, and j. ". Torrey. organ.,t. Every
thing vent on pleasantly and wa, satsfac-
tory to all.
-Mcs,r,. Chas \. DYER \ Co., Of Port
land. have leased the premises formcrl, &C
cuplcd b, tht Portland Packing Co.. at
OccanyIlie. Deer Isle, and are arranging to
DO large bushes. the coming season in
canning HOLSTERS, mackercl and clans
The colsting schooners Carrie SpoforI.
Diamond, and II Curtis sailed the llth
inst. for CALAIS. ). ).
March -
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FriqhtfuI Railroad Accident in Dakota.

Bl>NAECh, j. T. March ~
News reached here at Il O'Clock tonight
Of a terrible wreck a, Swec, Brier, about
forty miles west Of here. on the northern
Pacific. An engine came over from Man
dan for physicians and assistance TO attend
the sufferer, by the wreck. The wires are all
down between Bismarck and Maadan. bat it
!, stated by the engineer from Maadan that
the work tram bound west wen, through
bridge and the passenger tram but little
behind followed. Thirty persons are re
ported Killed and many more injured. All
the physicians to be found in ,Ai> city have
jus, started on a special engine for the
wreck. Full particulars a, hi, writing are
impossible.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
aA~ateAes TO tie Ensworth American.
The Augusta Bank Case.
AUGUSTA. March p.

~ III y 4 haltlA -
The Jury in the case of the First National
Bank of this city V Samuel +. Spring one
Of the suretes upon the bonds of Israel
Boothby. the late cashier Of the Bank. re-
turned their verde, at the opening of the
court this morning Il j, understood that
their special findings are as follows; That
the first and second bonds declared on were
the bonds Of the defendant. and that they
had been broken and there was no negligence
on the part Of the Bank or it, Directors in
not discovering the Cashiers defalcaton.
On the question whether the name Of sIgner
not sued on the third bond was genuine or
not they were unable TO agree. The great
point Of contention before the jury was
whether the Bank officers were negligent,
or not, in not discovering the defalcation
and on this point the jury found in favor Of
the Bank. but as they disagreed on the
question Of the forging Of one Of the names,
it will necessitate new trial. The trial Of
his case occupied all last week and excited
great interest in this vicinity. Baker
Baker Of thu, city appeared for the plaintiffs
and Mcssr> Putnam X Ha>ke!. Of Portland
for the defendant
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BluehiIt.

The Baptist SUNDAY School gave an en-
tcriainmcut IN the fnwu Hall on Thursday
evening. March Is. lhr Hall VA, very wcl !.
filed. and though tho admission was only
II cents, some - va. taken The eNcr-
ci,cs consisted Of Song> Rccitations and
IablcauN after Kate GrecuAvay. and we're
well received The proceeds 90 ~ for tue
benefit of the Sunda, Schno. Library
Aug. Stevens, Esq, has been appointed
a Coroner
In the death Of Mr.. Louisa y. bar
ling. wife Of Hcur, b Darling. our people
have suffered great los, She VA, ~g.
known TO all oJr people ami universal,
liked and esteemed Her hl,p4n! auI
mother nav, ;Hr deepest sympathy of ,4e
community >nc .et, rur A..l. h1' about
l.
Garfield Post No. i6. 6. \ K h.t. y
Camp ir. Saturday ,,ru.u-. after m.-.ar-
IN. Remark, were made p, :. y. G.. C.lN
Air, Irpr r., VI. Lyon, aud others.
E'E.
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Seal Cove, fremont

Mr. Howard {, Emery. Of Eden. has
just closed pleasant and profitable term Of
school IN District No. II, the Cape District.
Mr.. Emrr, won the respect Of all h,, >choi-
ars 10y hI- ,arne>Jnr,- and thorough gualli-
cation, FOR the work lAc,r love and be,,
wishes follow him. aud for hi, efficient SER
vice. are due the thanks of the entire dls
,rct. which are most heartily gwen Al
the close Of school hi, scholar, presented
him fine large picture d, token Of the
love and esteem which they bear him.
SUB>t KlBER.
March /
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoNGREGA rtoSAl- Preaching at 10 - N sAbbah
School AZ n .45 A. NJ. Evening" service 81 - p NJ
BAPIIsT.-IrcachIng az and - ~ n sabbath school
al Weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday eNenins al
IL 60 clock
CNIrkmAs Church service at2.l5 P n. and % P n
SUNDAY School at u - 49,.
CATHOLIC hing al To- - A n SabbatA -eio'i al
MffuoDt,r- Preaching at aSd7Fx. sabbath school
Usios TrNrrRA>cI NEEnse-Eyery sunday AiS:S
2 n AZ Peters Han
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

Francis Worcester was elected President
Francis Worcester Francis Worcester Jr.
VIM. o. Mcdonald Lafayette Davis, and
II. b. Mason were elected Directors.
VIM. O. Mcdonald was elected Secretary
X Treasurer.
A code of Bylaws was adopted.
The directors we're instructed TO take the
proper measures to have the property con-
veyed to the Company, and report at an ad-
journed meeting to be held April 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23
New Advertisements This Week

Agent. Wanted-tieo. T.. Bowell \ CO.
Wanted Member 81 BEN rs Com.
Mic Ads-Gco 4. RuWell 4 Go.
Buek-p.ri Nat RAtk-EdW. SWaIay.
turtsio-ure-.l. ". s. Tho-. -. Jones.
sulphur Bitiers-A +, Ordway \ Go.
For ~alr-,Iuhn Wentworth.
Pre- fum Nutice-.Iohn Hartman.
Ellsworth Boom CO.. T.. Hart-hoTn.
Euh1cr Betting &c.-Ells ,nrth Foundry
hayhiu. Go.
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Floods in the Ohio Valley.

CINCINNATI. March p.
The rise IN the Ohio rivcr has been four
teen feet in iweuty-four hours and Is still
lising both here and!abo,e. The streams IN
centra. and southern Ohio have risen 10 an
unprecedented extent and the losses TO
farmers viii be great. The wind j. 50 high
as to practically suspend navigation on the
Ohio
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Bangor Wing. Mar. Is /
G. A. R.


\ large delegation Of the comrades Of
Post BeaIe led By Post Commander Gross
man. :. V. {. Clayton and J. V. c, Peakes.
and accompanied by department Command
er Farnham, Asst Adjt Gea. Poster. Asst.
O. VI. Gen. Jordan and Chief Mastering
Officer Rollins. visited Buck~port last even
lng to assist IN organizing the new Grand
Army Post there named for Lieut.. James T..
Hail Of Go. q, 18th Maine. who wa, killed
IN the charge on Petersburg, June Is, 1861
Quite large number Of veterans enrolled
themselves and were duly received into
membership OF the G. A. r.. after which
the new Post was formally organized and
the officer, we're installed by Department
Commander EarDbnu, a. follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

I'M subscriber hereby gives public notice to III
l. concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon Inns II, the trust OF an admin
istTat0r OF the estate Of Ana :. Ellis late Of
Ellsworth in the County OF Hancock deceased bv
giving bond a, the law di ect>: he therefore re-
que~'s all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased es ate, 70 make Immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to ex
hlbit the same for payment.
3wI0s FREDERICK +. HARTsHORN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

at is wonderful" wrote a clergyman
in India, ''Dr. Graves Heart Regulator has
cured my Heart Disease" This is but one
testimony of many who gratefully speak Of
the Heart Regulator as helping them in this
terrible disease. All forms yield readily to
its use in both young or old. Send for a
free pamphlet to F. f. Ingalls,, Concord, n.
II. Price, soc. and Sl.O0 per bottle. For
sale by druggists. March
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23
BE Careful (.

No matter what disease you may have. Be
sure that the medicine you take is reliable.
Such a medicine you will always find Sui
pher Bitters. They are not cheap rum
drink but are made of the choicest roots and
herbs to be found in the vegetable kingdom
Dnifu drnilS. IL
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St. Nicholas for April

Opens with charming fronti,piece picture
BY ku>lna Emmet, illustrating timely little
poem 1y Mary Mapes Dodge. entitled AN
account Of a clever animal th.t was lO,t IA the
Mammoth Cave of Kentuky but found ai-
way out after wandering for thiriy->tX uOur>
among maze VI pitfalls and dark winding
Mr.. Ahbl Morton biaZ contributes The
story Of Wang Pah and the White FL pin ,ut"
an illustrated sketch OF Sismese life. 'Lord
Mslapert Of M,unshine Gas e' j. bri- ht
comedy for child en-, BY +. :. Brooks. II is
easy 10 learn, not Il ItirUl' to get up, does MT
req lire ..snny speaking chara 'ter>, aud bids
fair 10 be popular with our Young fhespian>.
The veraciOu, legend Of Mr.. WeathercO X
i, gwen by Aunt Fanny" Barrow. Walter
oait,ri"e has drawn sur page-illuslratOn- for
SOM esth rtlcal sianza>- called Lament OF the
cHt-tai -
Dir. Eggieston's serial, THE Hoosier Schoo-
boy" snd the RI coll ctions Of Drummer
boy" by Harry VI kietfer. are brought all too
sooU, To heir conclusions. IN stirring and spir-
tied u>iaments; and Donald and Dorothy
have grand good lime in their q louise Pic
ME-" TIE Illustrated Northern NJ th"sl Dries
are continued with the legend OF The ii GARD
Of the SwarIhy Elves"
OF interest 10 many rea lers viii he Deacon
Green, report on the ''Histnrical Pr" with
the name- OF the one huudred prize " inners,
and the long roll OF hInpr. Marr y Pres oft
Margare JOhnsDl and Margaret fandegrItt are
among thos- who contribute poems anu sketch-
Is. aud here are drawings by j. Wells Champ
NY, Walter Shirlaw, Add Ledyard, }. e..
Fraucis, and Jessie McDermoit.
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Great Pond

a good week for business, every one Is
improving the shedding.
Last week a. Fred Williams and May
nard Linton were going through the wood,
"a Emrrs's camp. they came across a large
bear and three cubs. They had only an axe
with them and A. bruln showed fight, their
position was by no means an enyabie one
Fred's courage would probably have faile a
nim had not the thought OF his fair young
bride given strength to hi, usually strong
arm. and he welded the axe 10 the best Of
hi, ability, bat only succeeded IN killing the
cubs.
At the annual town meeting held to-d4,
the following officers were chosen.
Moderator. J. r. Shumln
Clerk, ]. X. Shuman.
Assessors l.. ). Williams. {. VI. Archer,
j X >hunan.
Con. J. {. Dunn.
Coll l. : Williams.
Treas j. r. Shuman.
Com. J. X. Shuman.
Agt King Jackson.
All Republicans but one. Mr. Shuman
i also Justice Of the Peace. and if Great
Pond should ever become city he will be-
an Alderman. f..
March 20.
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Business Notices.


We vii send Dr. Isr'- Celebrated Electro ' UI.
taie Belt and other rlrctIre Appliance on trial
FIR IA n. tss, ~ lauu- men aud uiirr ls-rs'n-
WHO arr lfet.a with Nervous Debility, lt=t y
taIty. gtr-. guarslHteeiu. speedy relief atd com
etr restoration uf yIEnr And ulanh cd Also Tor
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. PAraly sls, Liver anR
Kidney Hifirultle-. EupGureSs and many oih'r DIS
ease iliu- trat.7i pamphlet sent tree Add ess
Npltalc Belt Co. Marshall MicE lyTis
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Quick and Sure.

Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength. feeling that they
are steadily sinking into their graves, when
BY using Parker's Ginger Tonic they would
find cure commencing with the first dose,
and vitality and strength quickly and surely
coming back to them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

THE subsc'iber hereby gives publi' notice o
concerned, that he has been duly appoints d and
has taken upon himself the trust of Administered
or Il the Estate Of Willard DevereuN late OF
Castine, in the County OF Hancock, yeoman
deceased, by giving bona the law
directs; he Their fore requests ali persons no are
indebted to the said deceased's estate TO make
immediate payment, AID those who have any
demands the con, to exhibit the same for payment
GEO. A. DEVEREUX.
February. !, lss2. 3wu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

11H subscriber hereby CIV public mott to all
l concerned, that has been duly appOi tel
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Ad
ministrator of the Estate of > .rah ii. SWazey late
Of Iucksport in the COUNTY Of Hancock,
willow easel, by giving bond t! e law
dir cts; he therefore requests all persons who
are Indebted to The said deceaseds tate, make
me iiate payment aud those who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibit the same for pa
ment.
WIN. d. SWAZEY.
Feb. l, l5s2. 3sl1
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Loo Al MOTTO -.
Rubber itin- NC

Orders received al the office Of the Els
worth Foundry and Machine Co.. for LratA-
e. \ Rubber Betting. Rubocr Hose Of all
descriptions. Rubber Packing &c. al i'm
porter, loves, prices. l2u.
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The Highest Rank.

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and falling
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
restorative
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4 CARD.

Toall who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
lass Of manhood &c ] Will send a reclp hat
will cure YOU, FREE or CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missioner IN south
America. send a sef-atldressed envelope I, the
REv JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station ID, Aer York
Cify 6m0s44
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound has rapidly made its way to favor
among druggists, who have observed IFS ef-
feet on the health of their customers. Send
to Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Linn. Mass, for pamphlets. ID
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

1t was also voted that the Library Board
be authorized to make a catalogue of the
Books in the City Library.
Voted that Geo. W. Newbegin be APP
pointed Auctioneer for the ensuing year.
Voted that the following names be added
to the list of Surveyors of Lumber and
Measures of Wood and Bark Frank w.
Grindal, Charles III. Grindal, F. ID. Gould.
Benz. Lord.
Voted that the several Engine and Hose
Companies, have the same compensation as
last year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

Mr.. c. {. Buri.l. report, the lime Of
deposit. in h.s bank Il, rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anaglpa,ion>
Mr. Burr.l offers the same banking tae.li,Ie,
to our merchant, and Others. q, would be
urnl.hel !. N.,l.tlaL EluA- atf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

Obtfurrs notices. bsyoJ,d the D1fs, Na0.s amt rye
must be pull for at fhs Tits pf ten cents lime.
fll>wurth.-Nar.h 81. Mr.. C4>ildn Birhrr
aged - wears and 10 months.
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Foreign Porte.

New YORK.
AsrI>wALI.-Mar 3. Ar. sch. F. \. Mage.
Treworgy, Jack ,ouVillr.
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Ellsworth Foundry and Machine Com
pany.

The shareholders in the new Foundry &
Machine Property organized Tuesday after
noon under the name of the Ellsworth
Foundry & Machine Company"
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Maple sugar ha, pa, in an appearance.


Inc Little Round Top 'o'"'"''''e" low
I"7 1''"'H
The tides have run yer! high during
the last ie" days.
Gov, Plaistcd has appointed Thursday,
Apri, Is as Fast BAY
-Tb, name Of Mr. Dora Vile, Golden's
baby i, Beruice Vile. Golden.
The HIGH School prospect, for the com
I'M, ,,sr are most encouraging.
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GOV g. R,.,o,, N,na,, - ,,,cpd ~. PAN,
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stuck apa.b silver ucarl, an inch and a
half long between the fore finger and thumb
OF hi> lef hand.
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HOUSE 10 I.mu.a, Nil H, received AZ the
store Of Nm. II Rec aH that team. 90
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- -3.. J. VI. '''An' h'> Purchase. ana
thor'--..' repaired 'H' Schooner RAM
+ Pierce winch lie Ma. T'a a, pi'Aei p,'"eeN
. Portland aud Ellsworth "-Hn- '"' coming
SIMMER go p-Ae" "' schooner '''l OF lii.
worth, recently sold
-Iae ST. Henp Morrison ha, b,er
,aor4-al, repaired ana improved during
tn pas: winter. aud all. - ou h,r ro4,,
between Ro,k.aud ana B.uem.l >aurla,
March -. A. soon a. me ic' goes out Size
Nil run through io this city
MIR J. ". Daniels. Of West Ellsworth
la, sold b., farm and With hi, family. Vii
leave for beaverton. Cal. in few day,
Mir Daniels has Two son, and brother
no" -'''''r III i''''''i''''' ana W. P''''''
pan j. 10 N''''' mere Tue! ART
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

I lttAHGtl 10 hllNN VI HtA NNAAH
an illness of more than two weeks.
AT the annual meeting of Dirigo Engine
Co.. Monday evening, Mr.. Geo. A. Gregory
was chosen Foreman for the ensuing year.
There were 1850 bushels Of corn and
3. 200 bushels of wheat ground at the Grist
Mill of II. NJ. x b. Hall, during the year
1881.
Capt. Morton Whitaker Of the sch
J. VI. Kennedy, will load with slaves for
Whitcomb. HAYNES X Co., as soon as the
ice leaves the bay.
Sch. Wesley Abbott, Capt MAYNARD
Whitaker was towed up to the wharf Tues
dav, and will load with slaves for Hartshorn,
Ellis X Co.. for New York.
Edwin J. Gordon. convict in the State
Prison under sentence for larceny, Is dead.
4 petition for ms pardon was pending and
hearing vas to have been given on the petit
ton the thirtieth of this month.
A little daughter of George 4. Young
has been the first, SO far We have learned
to capture the early MayHoWer, this season
We were shown a fine bunch Of them this
"wednesday morning, gathered by Miss
Caddie.
during the past week three spars have
been landed at IT,. ship yard Of Master
Ahram Lord. which are g., IS and 30 feet in
, length and . inches in diameter. They were
hauled from Beech Hill Pond, and belong to
Mr. Dyer p Jordan.
The Bruom-Drl Ball on Thursday
evening, passed of To the satisfaction Of all
who ATTENDED. The Br1om-Drlli by the
twelve Young ladies'. was inel, executed and
received many compliments for the precision
with which the commands Of the Captain
tc>,i we're obcyed. The Young ladies have
been photographed in group by Irving
O,gooi and a, microscopic view the pc
ture nil be yer, interesting. Nj. hlmbal,
at the piano. gave enllrc satisfaction and the
Bah vas c,erN way successful
A rcccn, letter from one Of ii, Bowdoju
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Mr.. \. +. em.ca has removed hi, bar
her shop to the room over : d. Wiggin',
drug store formerly occupied by \ +,
Durham, Esq a, a law office. 3f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-23

" ttburs tod-IiSer eli and Eime-Ihe
friends of persons who have been restored from
confirm Con umption the Of tn- iginal
prepar alton, and the grateful p, rites h. m5cltcs,
lave, by Recommending II aud acknowledging 4
wonderful efficacy, given the article vast popular
lily in New England The Cod Liver Oil IL IA this
combination robbed Of its unpleasant taste aud
rendered doubly "a Give ia beng led with the
Lime, which il Itself rc-tOra I've prin' M, sup
plying nature with just tn, asst tanc1 quire 10
heal and Restore the d a ell Lung. y. b. VIII
BOZ, bo~toH, proprietor. Sold BY all druggi /.
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