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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08
Kansas Election.

A despatch from 81. Louis says that the
Free Stale uarly have poled 5000 votes fol
Ex-Governor Reeder, as candidate for del.
ega,e 10 Congress from Kansas. None bu,
actual residents for thirty days were permit.
ted 10 vote al this election, which was held
on the 9th. The election of Whitfield, the
delegate elected al the former election, in
which the Free State party would not parli
cipate, is TO be contested.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

STATE TREAsURER-A number Of aspirauls
are already in the field for the Democratic
caucus nomination for State Treasurer, II.
moDg whom are Edward A. Psnniman, Esq.
Of the City, Henry S. Masraw, Esq, Of Ian
easier, and William D. Boas, Esq, of Har.
risburg.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

q The steamship Baltic, which was due
al New York on. Wednesday the 2sth ull
with foreign news one week later from Eu-
rope, has arrived, which may be seen in an
oiher column OF to-day's payer.
We also invite the attention OF our patrons
10 The letter " 10 The Know Nothing Preachers
OF The Methodist Church South" written by
President Longstree,, of Mississippi.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

R AFRICAN ATFRAy.-On Sunday evening
last fsh, look place between several color
ed men in Rock Street, during which one oi
the .aggressors recei, ed several severe cuts
about the head, inflicted by that dangerous
weapon--a shovel, He was conveyed 10 a
house near by and properly attended TO.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

Minnesota Legislature,-The ST. Paul (Miu.
nesota) Democrat says, that the following is
The complexion Of the Territorial Legislature:
in the Council, o Democrats 10 Republi-
cans; In the House, % Democrats, II Re-
publicans, and 2 Know-Nolhings
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

~ LAND WARR,NTs.-The whole number
OF applications for bounty land warrants al,
the Pension Office under The late acl, is 222,-
800; warrants issued 5O,O43. The applica-
tions are decreasing. Only $500 we're re
ceived during the month OF October.
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Ertsa<ivs Flour Mih.-Tbere are six,ee

EItsasips Flour MihS.-There are sixteen
Touring mills, wilt eiehty.four run Of stone,
capable Of manufacturing about len thousand
barrels of -four per day, at Oswego, N. Y.
The facilities 70, handling grain are exlen-
sive, the elevatng capacity beng about thr-
iy.six thousand barrels per hour and the
storing room equal 10 about Two millions,
Two hundred thousand bushels.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

4 Printer IN Luck.--Moriiz Lob, of The
Doylestown Biorgenstern, by the death of an
uncle In Germany, has fallen heir to the snug
sum Of $4,000. What on earth will the
poor printer do with 90 much money!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08
DIED.

In Jerseytown, Columbia county, or the
2llh oil October, aged about % years, Mise
SARAH c. FUNSTON, tanghter of Tboma. 4
Fun ston, Esq
In Centre township, Columbia county, oa
Wednesday last, Mrs. MARY e. CAMpsELL.
wife OF Richard Campbell, aged abeu, 81
years.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

The BANNER STATE.--For rascaIly officials
Ohio seems entitled 10 bear the palm, as, in
the, last five months, no less than eleven
postmaslers have been arrested for depseda-
tions on the mails.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08

q The one-half of the Poltsvile Register
and The whole of the Luzerue Union printing
establishments are for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06


From the foregoing display Of banners 1t would appear
that the Bowery is in the sole possession Of the demo-
cracy.
In Hudson street there is grand amalgamation Of
banners OF all parties and the walls literally covered
with posters Candidates content with having their
presented the full ticket have had them print
cd separately, with the Office for which they nom
mated and posted up in the most conspicuous places
In Chatham street the display of banners is not
great this year at the last election. Whether
the candidates less liberal in their expenditures in
that district they satisfied with the publicity they
receive through the medium Of posters and hanabls
We are unable to determine There were, 1t appears,
about half dozen altogether before the late Storm bn
it mace wild work with them and those that blown
down were in very few instances put up again Before
YOU enter Chatham street. the first banner you Is
that exhibited Tammany Hall, covering nearly one
third Of the front Of that building which presents long
list Of candidates for the support of the people-
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voters may know to what party thy belong, the follow
ing announcement l. made at the head:-

Voters may know TO what party thy belong the follow
ing announcement is made at the heaei:--
AMERICAN soMiSArross.
Passing further up Broadway, we find iarg
number in the vicinity Of Grand street. Their,
was one some where in the region Of Leonard
street, but ii appears to have gone in tn,
wind. It was however the only really artistic affair
which has been got up. The inscribed upon II
Harry Howard who proclaimed to his friends in large
letters that he up for the Office Of Street Commits
sioner. Harry represented large life, all
but the egsthe banner not being quite long enough,
those ulappendages cut of where about
the knees The amputation of these, however,
have little effect upon him, he is supposed to be run
ming hard he for the house the other side
the way although II he makes little progress in his
race for the Office he does towards It, his chances ore
rather poor In one hand he holds Hremans trumpet,
TO remind his friends Of the services he has performed
the Ere department.
Broadway House and Constitution Hall have both dis
played in font Of them two immense banners Opposite
the former is the banner containing the names o the
candidates of the whig party 1t is decorated with an
eagle and ship of State and Is very neatly got up with
colored letters. At the head the following setting
forth the particular section of the whg party to which
the candidates belong:-
=
The heading of the banner opposite American Hall is
follows:-
AMERICAN TICKET.
Constitution Hail. wifi h is above Beecker street. and
which was the scene Of the late whg State Convention
the convention which repudaed every attempt at fusion
makes liberal display Of canvass presents the can
didates under the following head
REGULAR NATIONAL
NOMINATIONS.
The voter is further reminded that this is the ma
tiona whg ticket by likeness Of Henry Clay which
ornaments its centre.
The friends of Mr.. LefngweI are determined to kcep
his name before the people, we find it no less than
twice In Broadway. His name is displayed banners
painted with all the coors of the rainbow intended evil
IDENTIFY to express the hopes which his supporters enter
tain of his election.
The banners exhibited in the Bowery show great
falling OF in that locality in the love Of the
fine arts. They seem to be utterly ignorant Of
the existence of the American eagle, the ship Of
State and all the other patriotic and electoneer-
ing embems. They evidently modest in
the Bowery, and content with simply giving the
names OF their candidates and the parties by which they
have been nominated. The first banner is suspended
the street the theatre and bears the following
Inscription -
UNITED DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
FOR COMMISSIONER REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
NArH'L s. SEfAH.
little above this is another, equally unpretendng,
which reads follows
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION q
SHERIFF
JAMES C. WIIIETT.
Then above this again. Grand street Mr.. Shepard
has hung out his banner
DEMocQATfC
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.
FOR oouAsEz To rlE CORPORATION,
L. B. SHEPARD.
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THE ELECTION TO FILL THE VACANCY III
THE SUPREME COURT.
TO TnE rpII0R OF rur urpAlp.

10 IHt EDITOR OF HERALD.
taAe The liberty u placing tCtste your readers ",
following statement Of The Inv In relation the secsa
to supply The place o. tie late NJ. Justice aorrts
The constitution by article r,h section thirteen no
viiea as & llowas-
d.ss e ss:s 3. 3. Iss sS,. q az suas. be o
expiration q the regular Tor elected d.
saySss sa & & AZ. ss, y % Jss.. s
sha Be ned b. eses'oa iof he rcsdns q he anerpvsa
The General Election isv pa.rsa in is,- ana sm.nes
in issT ans which 20 be fouua smanssa in ,Ae r
vsed sinu'es, tih ed yei page go contain. ,h. "a
lowing ceion IN relation the duties q e sscre,.ry
state, IN giving notice ~ eleciicas
ffsay vacancy shall county proocr 10 bs suppisS :
~ he ensuing senera' election he tr sstfciry Of ssss
81 M os.esrs es,oas y q - .gsS ,ise,s = ss .. sss
vasse De etcs1 Il Ssss ,s sss o.sa. %
s % y drs; 'S :. ~. .Ia 'sI y ss s"i n..s
Judge counts ,aoTs.s 10 W. ss'iss
y has been suppotcd BY ths; there 4 eosn
upon this point between the consultation and the q
'u'e', n former rcairng vacancies the once ofJ
tice q the supreme Court - b. aei Tho n.rt g,~
election N Judge ant the latter. a. i Il claimed
qpiring certain notice 70 te given ~ the aeer.A : -
state The terms q ths statute abov4 quoted 0u.y -
% The duty oftbe Secretary ofsiais the sa.e n
ces existing AZ tie time the notice given By ha
no'hinr 70 fuas either IN the csnsutBdon ~. 80
statute rnaieg in BE sightes degree O. NAL Ia. a.
election head Sthcat such notice, IL shs ease .6s -
occurring after the 18Th Of october. On tho .
la.,e.d q eoaGi s,sssa tho sas ;gs's, s ss
shtut!on On this point, tho statute IN faci 80, ~
provision ~ The ccns;itution sboyo quoted -
Statutes 'ih 3D. vol J page aas has ihs n e~.ay =
Advance. - ,ny x he ono. pAp,si las o,.,.,
spti ssseas ". 70 sh, slnsuss ose.9 is rrsrsn~
gss rsse si an y:s s'sra rrS.-n f2siS .s1 osi ssa
as ds Aspsesiss ssrser % s-'' = '"s 'asssi
And then follows section pfs,sing - IL.
~ chsca where an "nlces, for insiApee, 49, -
t~fore general sec,ioD and The 30 st .t y. 80 80
time ot notice aocsstary % "a ,hs sa<s - 90 s,
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THE ELECTION TODAY.

POLLS OPEN AT SUNRISE . =. e.sS A. NJ.
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n ,iEncHASsr AND CLEngs' cASptpAl
FOR COUNTY CLERK
DOUGLASS LEFFiNGWE.II.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Drgaordfie Hard Shell. isgff Shell.
Sec'y of state. Aaron Wsrd. Israel r. Hatch
Comptroller ..... IT, H. Mitchell Lemuel 81 stson.
Treasurer ...... j. NJ Lyon. Ariel :. Thutston.
Canal Corhms 'ner y. Foiett Curtis Hawley.
State Prison lnsp Darius Clark. Patrick VI Axan.
Attorney General. Josiah suthei land. Samuel j. Tden
State Engineer. John D Fay. John r. Jervis
Judge Court App Samuel l. Seldcn. Samuel t. Seiden
DO, short term. John willard Nicholas Hill, Jr
hn9g Notifng. Btack R,p. or Eisi0n.
seciy OF state 80. .JoelT Heaoley. Preston King
Comptroller ..... LORENZO Burross James NJ Cook.
Treasurer ...... ..Stspheu Clark. Ak. NIB Williams
Canal tonInis ner 3. = Whean. Daniel " Bisse
state Prison in-p'rW VIM. A. Russell Wesley Bailey.
Attorney General. Stsph. y. Cushing Abjsh Mann Jr.
state Eng .SiLas seymour. George Geddey.
Judge Court Appls.W W. Campbell. Bradford r. Wool.
Do. sh0rt term. Geo T.. comssock. Joseph Mullen.
LiJifor D,oiary. Anti. Hria< I1.r
Sec'y uf State Aaron Ward. Israel (. IIateh.
Compt roller. .Iemuel Stesson. LeInue stes0n
Treasurer. Joseph M Lyon. ARIEL <. rhurstOn
Canal Commits ner Frederick Follett Curtis Ha ~iey
state Prison lnsp Patrick H. Agan Patrick II. Agau.
Attorney General Samuel filden. Samuel J. Iien.
state III xincer. .. John y. Iay. John Is Jervis
Judte Court tppls Samuel Selien samuel I. - den
10. short term. Nicholas fii r. Nicholss Hiil Jr
Ld-rp P1r4.
Secretary q state. Douglass coorei.
Comptroller lewis lnppan white.
TeAxuIe James G. nelong white.
Caasl ClufussioneT. ....-..,... .Mr. smith, white.
state Prson lnxyector ........ Geo. VI Glars, whse
Aiternsy General .............1 - y rsshon. coaFeI
7ffttN r heff
iEf1a feMr- Anfenis ..... b. Cree sAii.
f4Aft .Me .tt 1fF sc.lHI a1st9s
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CHARTER TICKETS.
7hose moyk,d r.. u. hds, t-rs niarsNf ~ ~ itqpos
deai,rg; H. s. hab sA>ts, n yeppftl.1an and vsfsN.
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THE POLLS.

The following designated the places &c .se ~
the election districts in the several this ,y a
which the poll will be held to-day
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
BROOKLYN CITY NoMIN., .,TIoNs.

The following ilst 81 the nomination in Brooklyn.
fEen whiA he vote. 70 take their choice % day
II Is o. complete 81 Il g. possible 20 procure them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06
THE JUDICIARY,
THE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE
Dis. Hard Shell Dem.
L.. WIN. II. Furman.
q. James CIeary.
g.. Thomas J. Barr.
a.. John NIL. Murphy.
g.. Thomas Fay.
g.. Thomas J. Munday
T.. Benjamin Brandreth.
S....
o..
TO-.
IL. :. John T. Clute.
II. John A. Griswoid.
49,. Joshua M. Todd.
A..
b..
To-.
IT,. .Stoddard Stevens.
Is. -. Joseph Peck.
19....N. W. Moore.
20. j. G. Hatch.
Il =. VIM. Dewey.
%. ~. G. Woodruff.
?3.... Timothy Ruggies.
24....
25.. Daniel Jackson.
a.. John b. Crosby.
49,.
90.
so. Henry G. Brown.
81 james l.. barton.
80. !. .Eleazor Harmon.
Knoio Nothing.
2.... John A. Dayton.
L.. Joseph H. Petty.
g.. II. N. Wild.
8. =. .Erastus Brooks.
a.. John W. Ferdon.
s.. II. C. Wetmore.
o.. Thomas J. Lyon.
TO-. George S. Nichols.
H.. John W. Harcourt.
49,. Justin A. smith.
H..
10. u.
49,. benjamin Carver.
IT,.
49,. Addison n. Smith.
TO-. John J. Castle.
20.
81. !. .Hanford Colborn.
22.. Alfred NJ. Hovey.
23. Timothy Ruggles.
"a. Moore Conger.
25. James McIAne.
20. John ii. Hale.
49,. Morgan johnson.
20. sidney Sweet.
30.... -
81. James o. Putnam.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-12
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Notice is hereby given, that whereas Rich
ard Leland of Eden in the County of Hancoch
by his decd dated the second day of Oetobe,
eighteen lA,ndrcd and forty eight, convened
ia fee and in Mortgage to ne certain lot o.
Land, situated in said Eden. and bounded on
the North by the County Road on the Eas,
by Thomas Leland and William Leland, ON
the South by Pembroke Leland and on the
West by Jacob 5, Thomas, containing fifty five
acres orless which said Mortgage is recorded
in the Hancock County Registry of Deeds, Book
80, page 1872. Also one other 10; bounded as
follows
Beginning AT a Maple Tree the Southwcs, cor.
ner Of Ebcnezer Peach's home lot. and follow
ing Smith Hopkins line south westerly to said
Hopkins southern corner. Then at right an
giles easterly fifty rods to maple tree, thence
north twenty eight degrees cast TO the brook,
thence following the brook northwardly until
it strikes the line Of No 30. thence direct TO
the first mentioned bounds, containing fifty
acres more at less-which said Mortgage IS
recorded in ths Hancock County Registry of
Deeds Book No 81 page 10
To which reference may be had for more
particular description of the above named pre-
misses and whereas the conditions of said
Mortgage has been broken, and still continues
unperformed. Now therefore, / the under
signed, by reason thereof claim the foreclosure
OF the same, according to the provisions of the
State Of Maine
Eden August 9th, 1855.
81 DAVID LELAND.
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probate Notifies.
At a Court Of Probate

Holden At Ruekspor whia and 5r The County oflian'
caek %" tue Sod We'h,es9ay &" September A. u 1873
TIA petition ~ james Stu1bs aiGnlnis raIaf Of the
estate u stephen Atwad late ni Bas port b st'Coaniy
decreased rsfs+s,ng thai the personal estate Of sa'i
Decreased ~ nss ,i,eit To- Fay The Just iebts which
he owed AZ The time ~ 's eath by iss sup OF tour nun
dfed 'lIars aud praying i'I license 10 sell
eaaYey all the real estate al said licensed for The pa,
NJ said dems and Incidental cbIrges
DFdeged Thar The fsiiiioner give uoicc thereof to
the heirs said deceased as 10 All persons Interested,
by CAUSING copy Of this order he published three
weeks s1ccrssvPly ~ The Ellsworth American printed
Ellsworth that they NAV appear dt Probate Court
10 be huiden NJ Ellsworth The 9TH "Wednesday IT
ptabef nsSt at af the clock in tho forenoon, ami
staw cluse IL ats they have. why the prayer ni SAID
petition should not he graGiril
3Gs PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true rnpy Attest \ Z. URlNkwArER. Register
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Hclea At Euckspan within aad Tor the count, Of Han
rock nu Lac thi.l Wednesday, Of September II IN29
t,r,as pn54r ENr al tive lasi " I'll and testament Of
DAVID lii,,ar Sen late et Peuor4rul ~ said County
deceased having presented his third account OF tx ship
fu- PROBATE,
oaiersJ rhai the sad Executor give notice
Thereof ~ an p.fsnas uGerr9iet by causing copy Of
Tins n,ier To- published three weeks successisely IL
the Ellsworth Atm, ritaa PdBfy Ia Ellsworth that theN
may aptrtr At a Fr,u1ie cnuri Ia be holden at Els
yorih IA the 4Jh Wsia-stay 81 NV next, A. ten 81
cla IA the h,teeon, and shew cause iCoy they have
WIS The siiac Should uc; he all"we,l-
PARKER rick Jsdse
tfee cory, -AHes' ...........,.,
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Trespassers Beware !

1 IL persons hereby torhidden and warned not
y c9l ~ LIKE awaF fFam any paFt Of LONG ISLAND
any Wood Timber, Paving Slf-as, ANY other article
msierial growing, standing, &C ocins amp part Of
said slahl wuhoat trst obtaining leave from the sui
seTtoer
Also no, 10 cut or take away any Grass Hay, Wood,
Paving Ssne any other articles Materials fru,n
JOHNS ISLAND. the two islands know The EAST
ERS AND WESTERN SISTERS, CROW ISLAND or
GREEN ISLAND lying IN Piaeestia Bay
Aftsr this public waning should any one presume
trssrass ulhu either 81 said Islands take thercfron
ay Article OF Material without leave Of the sshscribsr
mar expect Ia be prosecuted Ia the utmost II
the law As have esas ard paid taIes said Islands
i.eeay gears, am defer mined hereafter To be pro-
iected in nag rights and property.
5ma II ISRAEL p. LUNT
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At a Court of Probate

Holden at BHc sith-a aHd FIR the tbaatv 81
Hapc,.c ON the thinl Wednesday uf Sept h i~''
Charles / AblnU AdnnutstrdIUs of The estate
If Charles Afac3tun iais at ttsttne IA sad CouutS
decease,i- presented HI Hsst account Of Adn"
STRATUM uu,u sand csiate Tor Pe,baie
Ocrei Thai the atdalihhistor give notice thef sol
to ali l,efsoas 3te hs copy at THIS order
n, he pahlshrd tWa 4ceks sueee.svely "a thehswosth
Avert an print ~ Ellsworth thai they may appear al
Peat, CeHfl 20 hs halIrH Ellsworth the t'nrth
"Wednesday ri October next 81 the erok IN the
turs4noa aid s4cs eau>n Il Aty they have, Why the
saae should aei allowed
PARKER TUCK Judge
4 true copy -Attest.
= \ = DGINkTATER Register.
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The suhs-rsl.e hereby gives public lice To all Goa
c.it.l thai he has apeeiiea aad taken upon HIM
self t,rsi sinfpistratut set The estate nj
JESSE knry ate ui BUckspsrt lbe county a.
Gspck lea raSs hy riYine i,d a The law directs
n, efniorr 5clHcSr a.; prr'os via inuhe 10 the
s,s i.1 ,S,fs s>iic t make Immediate payment, ana
,hasr hll ne a.. tcrenu. 10 eNhttt the i't set
tiraiant
WINSIOW ri NkS
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Administrators Sale.

EY virinc NJ Hceuse the Court Of Probate sr'
lh- tp3nly ri 4 toncN I'll sell at pnbic vendne al
the r Sadrt " SetNy Ia Ruent Oh the s3Ath al
t9at neVf 1T a. rck NJ al, the estate Of Jahi
Cl,e4tf itte oi BIuc IL deceased
VIZ tr'ut 3fa acre. LING island B.nehi't
100 Nild Laad near Jonas tT.eB's
100 80 lot -, called
The r. sht r,,!.rArti Vi tue afa occupied ny J.
GFrcl
The ilnd noF! sa,e Ia said Checser by Thomas Ham
ilt"t.
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sad estAje
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! persons irsn hastosinx trusias my wife nori
thy na my account She has i-f my bed sad haard
~ thout cause ami therefore shall pay debt. OF her
after thts date
HENRY FULLERTON.
Ellsworth, June ,esS ls55
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II \ u aiming he -F'anN P'IIuTaF
PATENT MEDICINES,
may he faand the celebrated
MeYican Mustang Liaiment,

lpWNSENDS.t MORSE :, w ARKkNS
keeyes and shakers' Syrup snd Arsapirills rasor
Caaksf aHd Salt Rhenm Syrup Brown sEss-poe ofGHge
James. Espec Aerstise Tonic Nermiise Aver
Cherry Pecioral. Veg Pulmonary Basam, Hunters Puis
Basa; lowns Elixir for lung troubles. Pure Cod Liver
OIL Cod Oh and Lime for consumption liss
en- in season css ernaied Bcrs for pi4-psia the
article berre the pHblc aH IssentH
WORMS. Jvhuson's LinImeBt ti,rdy's Family medie'esr
aud Ltnmcnt Curtis Perkins Cramp and Pain hiiie
and Mrs Wnslows Soothing Syrup; Dr S,sphenJcwet'f
Bti.ers aud Pulmonary fSr; Or A5hntt's, and Pecks
Jaundice Bilters and Fiiss ladaa Vegetable B'ters
cure ard 40 mistake Bra8drth's Mati's An,ier
sons, PHELPS Indian Dispeptie and lad. Vegetables
Pils; t'siar's Raj ENtertntnatnr, death Hsia
Dye, Hair Oils Bacie's Hyperion Fluid; S,aldin-
Castor o. and Rosemary; BALM of COLUMBIA, Balm Of
Thousand Flowers. for freeAiss Pimpl,s, e..
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General Assnt fer procuring Bounsy
Lands sai Pensions, bangor.
" B All letters Of enquiry sem by mail pto.n st-
~ aasssed postage stamp 10 eaeissed "a psy return
postage. JuZt
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cano iuorrauts lnauteo.

I WILL paw CASH and the hishes, aaes.f price tor
all BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS. daily assigned
Warrants SEMI ny mail OF Otherwise. shall ensure
TO the party sending oDpt return by INST mail Of the