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

HEkvK N(Cu VkAS DkAUs
u.,,p.x Mach IL ls5h
RI. S,..n.h;n Af,;c, from I;ve,noo,
a .,,;,ed a Hal;f,, At I O'CLOCK. p M
~ ,ne nth
~. Hermann sailed from Sou,h.mn.
IN, an the 2s,h b,t.
m. Sa,.h sand. arrived out IN IN.
os,h vii,
THE WAR
N, ;mnor,.n, news from the seat Of
-,
F.b,..,v ia,h-Sor,;e dur;nc the
n;oht M, fvm;d,hIe onlv Eve French
Lid
r.h 1A,h .no,h., NIGHT .o,,;. in
~h;ch the French los. *. Weather
i. NM. ~.,m and .or;r el;ke.
Ssh. I5,h-The coud;t ion Of the
r,..ch .,mv !. ,.no,ted excellent.
I, !. ,.no,,ed ai.o tina, the north aid.
~ a.h. .,,s,.j ,vx,N h. invested
E.h l6-N,,h;rg
r.h i7-Of};c;,l detail. Of the battle
=, Euu.,o,;,. Admiral Bru.t ,elesraphs
~. cotlow;n.
MoYrr.ss,. Kxs,.cu. Feb OOH
t,..,be i7,h ,he town Of Eupato,:. was
.,,,cked IN the e.,te,n side by 20 nice e.
n e.v,l,v ard twelve rev;men,. Of ,ufan.
,rv in ali d 600 men under Gen O.,eo
SscLen The combat lasted from half.
No., ( III, ~ IN the MORNING. The lot.
e, =, ,,c. ,h,, tho h,,,,e coo.;st-d mainly
of , heavy FIRE of,a,,i,Ierv. under cover Of
-,h;.h IN. Russian. made ,wo q, three
..,...n,. :. .,,,. a.. ION hv .,orm
TN. isu.x;,,. we,. r;,orou.l, r-,lu.ed
.rh.;, Ice. !. ..,;m nd =, 5,) Filled ann
IN. ~oun,ied i. n,ooo,,;nn The Turk.
h,d "a L,l,.d and 90 wounded. and lost
70 morse. SeI;m P.eha General Of the
Eryn,;,. nv;.;nn and Col Ru,,em Rev
81. L,,,.d E;yh,een French were
L,Il.d ~ wouudei on ,b;pb,a,d The
su..L h,. mn, bcen renewed BY tn. Rus.
ann, Th. steamer, a. anchor in the
,o.ds,e,d contributed euerce,icslly to
the defence Of the town. Animals Ly.
an. and Rru., haze sen, ak steamer, To-
Eum,o,;, BkUAr.
Eu,.ros. Feb 9l-S;nce the affair
of the I'm. the Russian, have made no
huh., .,,ewot. unon Euna,o,ia To.
ds, column, Of infantry. aud trains Of
v.,son. were seen leaving the vicinity
of ~ ,ox. aud taking The direction Of
S;nohernpu Msuy village. are still in
A. ... !. IN. u.iyhhurh.,od of Euoa,oria
More vuu, had been lasded ,ad addition
II Gv,;6e.,ions thrown IN. The town i,
in c,.d ,,s,e Of de(eoce.
S;eveA. d. Mosr LOWS
Commando, Steamer Veloce.
Tn. .;rh, Ale, the b,,,,r the Russian.
vou,eked on the field wi,hou, tent. or
FIRE. in in,e.,, c,dd md the next d,y
comm.n..d ,.,i,;n, on S;mnhe,,va
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

Alta Curt of Probate held at Ellsworth with.
in and tor the county Of Hancock ON the
first "Wednesday Of February in the year 81
our Lord eighteen hundred aud fifty iv.
On the f,rcs ling Petition, Ordcrcd:-That
the petitioner give notice To all persons inter-
cstrd by causing copy Of the petition and
order of court thereon, to be published thee
weeks sncccssivcly in t.e Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may then
appear a, Probate Court to be held at Els
worth in SAID county on the 2nd Wednesday
of April next and show cause it any they
have why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest, y + DRINK WATER, Register.
4 true copy Of the petition and order Of
court thereon, ATTEST
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Administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public nricc 10 all
cethd th, sire Id, eeu appointed anil taken pon her
self lh- o Administrative u the estate sisfcphen
Chapman Ir iaie of buksp,ri. in the S,r"ity NJ
Hancock decreased by giving band the law dIrecis,
Size her lore requests all who inrb'e Ell In the
SAID tecesrds estate to make immediate lay n,eni, hl
h'se having bills thereon 10 exhibit the tul sci
tl;ii4eut.
SARAH j. CI'IPNAN.
Kn.k Ear 1lll ISL.
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45robats 5lutitss.
Administrators No.ice.

The su,sc ri,er hereby gives public notice all
cered that she has duly appointed and taken ui"
herself the of aninsi fairasrx of the estate
Of Ben j,min r Garland late n Ellsworth in tho
couniy Of Hancock dccessdby giving bonds The law i
reefs; She therefore requests attersons rdebted 10 snd
lsceaseds estate IKE immediate payns and hose
wh" have demands tbcreUn toexhhit the same for
settlement. iSYHENA GARLAND
Ellsworth March 7, 1855 8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

VOLD BULLION. saysa Washington
letter, was characteristic to the last. On
Sunday morning. about ten o'clock, he
came into the House. just within the door,
without taking his ha, of, aud finding
business still going on. proclaimed IN a
loud voice: lam now an ex-member Of
Congress, sir. one Of the people. sir. and
I prMes, sgains. this usu'pa,ion, sir, this
violation of the Constitution, SIR The
Speaker remarked: If the gentleman is
an er.member he will please step outside
the bar Of the iieuse.' i vain you. sir.
said the Colonel, I will spot you in nv
next volume When Sidney Webster
came in with the veto Of the Collins bill,
the old man shook him violently by the
hand. saying: Tell the President he
has covered himself with glory: tell him
10 keep on hand a full supply Of blank
ve,oes for the acts Of this ID corrupt
Congress-
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Lane & Wheeler,
CHARLES COPELAND.

cGNPEortONER, s. aud 81 Cousr 81, Bosros.
CONSTANTLY on hand, ths best lee Creams. Pium
~ FaHey CAKE Psstfy and Oonhcsic~ssy. Psniss sup
pie IN SdOn "a tks above articles With Fru1ao Sksr
het billy Rtas Mage aad Tthjs ofua ~A,,s
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INHALATION
Fer the Care Of Consumption!
DIR. IRA WARREN'S
NEW REMEDIES.

gJNHE most astonishing cures Of LUNG DISEASES have
i been snec' ed by she Of
DR.. WARREN'S LNHALING BALM
vaporxed pre- paratton, for nhang directly Into the
Lungs. rhere The local disease is The Balm 10 pre-.
sented with the fullest confidence that II is the
medic nal agent employed for the Of C"nsup
lion anG Asthma May certificates Of those who have
bean cured or materially. benshttsd by this Medicine
may be seen in the hands Of II has accomplish
ed the moS wonderful cures IN the city Of Boston AID
vicinity, and 10 producing All Impression diseases OF
the Lungs before witnessed In the medical PROBES
ssn Beng saP,riaed and inhaled il enters every air cell
zAd every particle Of tho Lungs Its action 10 mild and
agreeable while ts salutsry effects are truly wonderful
The Vepor Inhaler 10 made Of silver and glass and
Admiralty adapted its purpose. We invite the elsses
inspection and serutny Of physcieas, confident that
our preparations will meet universal approval.
ach and improves digestion aud ful6lh the end Of
phosophc Treatment Of consumption better than any
other aiiels. II 10 admirably calculated relieve that
CONSTRUCTED state The chest which 10 often with
in Lung Diseases and 10 highly ecstious in relieving
Coughs Of long standing Iii safe remedy any stage
BsI.. the COMPOUND or COD LIVER OIL, Is pre-.
pared by Or Warren. will be found 10 have curative pow
far supssior TO any article before the public.
P,iee Five Dollars q Package.
Any person snclosins - to BURR L PERRY, No. 1
Cornhl, Boston, will receive package containing =
Bottle OF Pvlmonic Cherry Cordial lnhziiny Balm
aud The Msdicatsd Yapor tnhaler in neat boz by
pres free 10 any part Of the Uniisd Statss or British
Provinces.
WARREN 4 AVER. Proprietor.
For sale wholesale a.d rs,sil, " BURR T. PERRY,
GENERAL AGENT IN MAINE, II n HAY
Fer sale IN Ellsworth by c. a. Peck and Benjamin
Nourse. Cherryfeld By Samuel Shaw L Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

Owe extract the following from a
long article in the N. Y. Herald on the
election Of Seward, the Know Nothings,
&c -
The reelection Of w II Seward to the
United States Senate establishes the great
fact that the auti-slavery sentiment j.,
paramount and predominant in the North.
The anti.slavery sentiment, as illustra.
ted in the election Of Wilson, and the
return Of Seward to the Senate with the
support OF the Know Nothings, is para
mount and predominant in the North,
and cannot be resisted.
The conclusion is manifest. The
Know NMhings in the North are power.
less against the ant,.,lavery sentiment
evoked by the desperate administration
sell saving e1pedient Of the Nebraska
bill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

NAKRow ESCAPE. Three men named
Foster. Gallagher and Ryan were dig.
ging we'll ., Newton on Friday after.
noon last. When at the depth Of 40 feet
Fosters foot got wedged in between two
rocks, and in endea voriny to pull ii out
the sides Of the well caved in. burying
him completely aud the others partially.
Gallagher and Ryan soon ex,rica,ed
themselves. and then with assistance
commenced digging for Foster. A rock
weighing about 1900 pounds was pressing
on hi. back. and nearly as fast as the
earth was taken out fresh instaimen,s
came in, After. working from 5 P NJ to
midnight, they succeeded in raising the
stone shor, distance, and attempted to
pull him out, hut his foot was still fast.
when McKinney.a young farmer worked
his way. heads downwards, under the
rock. and Gu. the mans boo, so that his
foot came out. Foster was drawn from
the well alive and withou, any bones
broken, having been ten hours IN perilous
condit,on.-Newark Advertiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23

SrxcULYR CAUSE o. DEArn.-An OK be.
longing to Mr. Alvin Weston. Of bloom.
field was tai:en sick about three weeks
since, and died on Wednesday OF last
week. From the peculiar symptoms of
the disease, Mr. Weston was induced TO
open him after death, in order, It possible,
To ascertain the cause. The only perc-p-
,ible disease abou. him was an enlarge
mens Of the heart, and on cutting this
open darning needle about three inches
in length. VAS found completely embed
ded in it. MIR w accounted Tor its being
there, by saying that his family made
what is called an "apple bee,' and that
several needles were lost during the eve.
nlng that the mex, morning he carried
the cores pairing. out into the field for
his cattle to eat, aud the OK must have
swallowed it with the parings.- [Skow.
hogan Clarion.
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SPEECH OF HON J. B. CHANDLER
QE PENNSYLVANIA.

OT E1N No L a MA,
Delivered in the House Of Representa-.
,lves, Jan. 10Th, 1855. BY Rev, john
CL.UDus PiTRAr, A Member Of the
University Of France Founder dan Ex-
Editor Of the "La Presse du people,"
in Paris; author OF "Jesnitism I'm.
veied,' also of paul aud julia" and
formerly Roman Catholic Priest.
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To tie lion. P"rkrr Turk, Jmdee #
Probatt far The County Of HaMrOck.

Probatt fw the COm"fyU Hamrock.
= ESrECTFULLY represents Hiram Morse
~ of Boston in the County of Sutiulk aud
Stale Vi Massachusetts, Guardian Of Koxaha
II Morse his wife who is insane, That said
R"xnna II M'rsc, is one seventh part own,r
of an undivided lot or parcel of land with
house thereon, situate in Blueilil III the Conn-
" of iiaucuck, that it would be for the irter-
-, of all concerned that the same be sold,
and that your petitioner has had an offer Of
eighty tiy. dollars and seventy one cents Tor
one s-ven,I, parl ofsaid piece ar parcel of land
by STAG Il. Smith of said DinJlili, which
nifcr yo,,r petitioner believes To be the fui
value Of said iand, he therefore pruys that
your Hon would grant him licence I" sell and
convey the same to the SAID Isaac T Smith,
and as in duty bound SC.
HIRAM MORSE,
BY VIM Hopkins.
B'aehii, Feb 9th, 1854.
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foro achieved.
For reference circulars he obtained Of tho Agent
or At The Doctors Office, or sent by mail free.
Consultations personally or by latter free Of charge
DIR. GREENS INDIAN PANACEA,
For Sale in Ellsworth by Z. g PECK.
NoYs-The great which has att ended Or Green
and his remedies has induced others Call themselves
Indian Dnclots they have recipes which came
from tbs Iodans. &c.-hut people should not 10 thus
cheated for the Indian System Of Medicine and it's pe
culiariiss can only he learned BY actual experience
with the Indians themselves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23
EDW. W. KINKS eco. Publishers
joys Building, 81 Washington Street.

TINS Work, from its stern rightly of logic
following him as il does, stop by step tI,ro'
The entire length of his speech, unvcilins in
miserly manner the subtclly Of The Roman
Catholic Theology in reference tn the tempo
raj power the Pope. is better adapted To the
enlightenment oft people upon the political
l'.lnence of the Papal power, PARTICULARLY
Is Tnr >iTEn STATES, thon ANY work here
t'ure published. Nor LINE of Mr. OHAN-
nLfH's SrkhcH IS SUPPRESSED in this review,
but the w!,"l'' is taken up, sentence by sem
,cnt". and III defence Of
Papacy is Entirely Overthrown.
70 Pages PRICE-prr single copy, 1912
cents ser hundred 81. Persons at IA distance
;nciosing Ia the publishers Sl,25 (post paid
Hlll receive cue dozen copies of the Review
free of E"s,agc.
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PIANO-FOkTES.

ID EMOV AI.-The subscriber would respectfully in
IN form his friends and the public that he has r-in"v
ed his Pianolore Manudctory and Warero"ms from III.
beledeon Building 10 the rooms lately "ccuoisd by :h-
Messrs Chickerng, No X9 Washington Strret. a few
South Of Adams House where he offers for sale
he Invest cash pices, complete assortment OF hi,
r A1ENT AMERICAN ACTION PIANOS, Of various
yles Of nish which for The combination IF the quad
tiles of tone tonch and durability, ENJOY reputaii"
unsurpassed by any in the country.
GEO news, $40 Washington st. Boston,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-23
EMPEROR NICHOLAS DEAD.
AT HALIFAX.

BATTLE OF EUPAToRlA.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
A Sagacious Teacher.

The Juhnstown (Ps.l Tribune publishes the
ollnwinc as an extract from letter written TO
Der family by young Miss who is attending
Aoarding-school in the interior.
L must tell you about an affair OF Enma
HIS that happened las, Saturday. A young
nan who had been paying some attention TO
her had agreed to come and pass off as her
cousin and take her>ont carriage-ridipg, under
the preience thai he was taking her to his
fathers, few miles in the country; bat his
father does not live within hundred miles of
This.
well, he came according 10 appointment,
introduced himself as Enma's cousin, and
asked TO take her hume with him to spend the
afternoon. Miss w. said she had not the
slightest objection. asked how far il was and in
what direction, and told Emma to get ready TO
CO.. But when Emma was ready to start Miss
w. also came down ready dressed, and said
that, as their carriage was large enough for
three, she would go along with them part of
the way and stop at friends who lived a
short distance from the uncle that Emma was
going to see, and they might stop for her as
they came back in the evening. OF course
they could do no better than tell her they would
be glad to have her go with them, although
they would have a dull time with her along;
but they thought they could make up for it by
having a nice social ride after Miss w. stopped
at the friends.
So off they started in fine spirits, and when
shey had gone three or four miles they began
70 expect that every house they came to would
he The one that Miss w. would stop at; but she
didn't stop at any. Finally. when they had
gone some Ave or six miles, MissW. said she
must have passed the house by some mistake,
for they had certainly travelled twice as far as
"a was from town; but since they had passed it,
she would not trouble them 10 turn back with
her, but would go on with Emma to her IN
cle's and stop just minute at her friends as
they came back. There was what you might
call "a fix" and Emma and her beau couid-do
nothing but drive on. So on they drove land
on they drove; but driving on did not drive
away their troubles. At last, when they had
gone eight or ten miles, he said that the road
mus, have been changed in some way, for he
had undoubtedly gone as,ray, and, as they had
gone so far and it was drawing late, they
would not have Jime to find the right way.
So they came back to town, and when Miss
W. got out ofthe carriage she told Ems beau
that when he ascertained how The road had
been changed she would be very happy TO go
along with Emma any Saturday 10 spend ar
seen nothing of Ems cousin; but il will be a
long time befnre she hears the fsst of her visit
10 her uncle's.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17

WILL CRANBERRsEs CuRE ERYsIPEEAs1-
AL we know about it is that the editor of the
New Haven Palladium. said they would. A
Iaoy visited our family few days since, and
sta'ed mat her daughter had the erysipelas
Galte bad. We called, to mind the remedy
recommended by the New Haven editor. On
returning homo in the evening she found the
disease was spreading rapidly, and had. as
sumed frigh,ful appearance. She lmuedi-
aiely applied pouliice made of cranberries.
which-seemed 10 arrest it at once, and the sec
ond poultice effected complete cure-Mle,
2epub. g
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
Protection of Apples.

Having been troubled with wormy apples
for the last fifteen years, thought | would
try an experiment on one tree this season, to
see i'll could not stop these marauders in
their wildcareer. l took half dozen quart
beer bottles, and filled each half full of Sweet
ened water then suspended them from the
branches of the tree in the following manner :;
Il tied leather straps, thrce-fourths of an
zach wide, around the branches, to prevent
them from being girdled; to these leaihern
straps tied hemp strings, to which attached
the bottles, leaving them open to allow the
millers TO enter. let the bottles remain in
this situation FIVE or six weeks, and on taking
them down and emptying them, found the
millers had entered in great numbers, and
were drowned in the liquid. In one bottle l
counted fifteen, in another forty, and so on.
The tree thus treated produced fourteen bush
els of large fair apples, while the fruit on the
trees not experimental upon is wormy.-
Whether the remedy produced all the differ
ence or not, will not pretend to say. but
hope some fruit culturist-will be enterprising
enough to try the experiment next summer,
and report his success to the editor Of this OF
some other paper. Another method that |
would recommend for destroying these milIers,
that produce the apple worms, is TO take shay
Tags or straw, and light fires in the orchard in
the evening, in the month of June. A 5 soon
as the millers see the light they will fly to-
wards it, and be consumed in the flames.
Millions may be destroyed every season in
this way.-Ehhu Cross, in Genessee Farmer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
SHIP CHANDLERY!-
GENERAL assortment constantly on hand, al

A by -'-'-'-''' ''''' '''''' '''' ' '''' - '''e
z. HYDE s. CO.. corner of Front and
Broad Streets. Bath,
Including Coriage MANILA and tarred) from the Manu-
factories Bos.onand Plymouth, by Gang retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck Of all descriptions. Cotton
and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all sizes-best proved Chain Cables-Shees
and TesvBot Sheathing Copper and Yellow MetaiCom-
position Spikes and other Castingsperley's Ventlator
Jgger Winasses, &c, Patent do Gear Windass Necks,
and Capstan Spindles-Cambooses-I Spkcs-Naval
Stores-Paints, Oils and Window Glass-Nauea Instru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c.
Many the above articles suitable notice, be
vered from the manufacturers at their lowest prices
expense to the purchaser 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
DIR. MARSHALL'S AROMATIC,

THIS Snuff has proved the efectua remedial agent
known for removing Cold in the Head, Headache, and
all Catarrh Affections. Irceves the patient Giddiness
Dizziness in the head Of all Whining sensation such
produced by too great flow and pressure of blood up
the brana cure for the headache, and the only agent
upon which you rely with confidence for complete
and radical cure Of that NEST troublesome disease Catrr
Sold by C. W. ATWELL, under the L. 5. Hotel. Port
land, General Agent for State Of Maine. Also sold by
G. PAGE and J. MATHEWS, Bath, and by Druggists and
dealers in medicine generally.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17

THE HAIR AND COMPLEXION.

DUcIo UUIUUIHItU IT! PUIIUH THU
Is the American for the growth of the hair
moustaches, &c. IL has never been known TO f'il III
product splendid head of hair. Price IS, so, and rs
cents per bottle.
Bogle's Electric Hair Dye
Instantly changes red grew, unsighy hair beau
tiinl black brown, with the least possible trouble.
This is warranted be the cheapest and best hair dye
the world the money returned. Price, so ~,
and 81 So
BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA, or Balm of Cytheria, for
preventing and pimples, is without rival. Prce5o
cents.
Bosle's 4|~qoleat Sharing Cream is universally pre-
ferred Price IS and 81 To had of Inven-
tor, Nm. BOGLE, 277 Washington street, Boston, and
agents throughout the world.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
what L Know of

In the Fall 1852 solicited to purchase quantity
of this article but being unacquanted with its merits de-
clined doing
As would not buy the agent left me gross on SALE
made effort to introduce it, telling my acquaintance
to try it, and fit dl not prove satisfactory eoaid
charge nothing for IL!
Ia this way the article become generally known,
and won from all
GOLDEN DEMONS
The gross was soon sold, and more ordered.
In about four months sold FIVE Gross.
In March 1883 became the proprietors General Agent
for the State Of Maine.
During the year 1 sold nearly ONE HUNDRED GROSS
Since present year M have sold about SEVEN
rY-FIvE GROSS, making for and half years sales
One Hundred and Scvcnsy-Fivc Gross
2.1OO Dozen, ormore than 5000 Bottles!
The above estimate of sales, made in September
Since then have sold over THIRTY GROSS, making for
my sales in one year and nine months, over 10000
Bottles!
And still the cry is "M0RE MORE M0RE"
C. W. ATWELL, under L. S. Hotel, Portland, general
aged for Maine. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
everywhere.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17

1t was seventeen years on Monday. since
the first Atlantic steamer arrived at New
York. The Sirius, Capt. Roberts, who was
subsequently, lost in The President, arrived
early in the morning, and few hours after
wards the Great Western.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
Bounty Land fer Soldiers Of the
War of 1912. aif4

DY recent act fCongress all Soldiers who served four
ID teen days upwards in the of 1872 entitled
One HUNDRED and sirty acres. All persons who
former application have received less amount entitled
to the balance Claims presented and warrants obtained
w BRONSON 4 SEWALL.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17

PROFESSOR OF NERVOUS & CONvULSIvE DIS
EASES, Albion Court, Charestown, Mass.
Has within the last eight years treated TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY CASES ofepileptic and coBvusive fits, of
this number two hundred have been cured
benefited that cured, and thirty five bene
fitted Among The cured NJ. DIS OF the various
schools, and ID. ID 3, and their famiies-some Of
thirty standing, having from ten fits week TO fifty
month. Should be pleased refer any interested to
those cured, including OF the first people Yer
mont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-05-17
Boots. shoes and Rubbers.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has removed from No. 80 Broad
No. 33 Kilby, Opposite Central Street,
and offers for sale Of the most extensive and best
assortments OF Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses and Chill
drens Boots and Shoes, Of his and other manuac
urers that can be found Boston. Also all kinds sole
leather and shoe stock, all ofwhic will be sold the
lowest prices, for cash or approved credit.
T. RADDIN, Jr,
N B. say 10 those who purchase for cash, or pay
promptly when due, call and see for will be under
sold