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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

Steamship Star of the South. now In Liverpool has been
taken by the French for six monhs In tho Or
mean service at $ioUO per mops fuel stores &C. o %
found by the government.
Brig Pierre soue years DID, l3 built Of Baltimore.
has been sold FOR 800 cash supposed 10 house In this city,
she Is now at this port.
LAuscHEpAt Portsmouth, NH, Saturday the beauttf0
clipper ship MONDAY, owned by Henry s,igA Esq Of los
ton and previously noticed The built by Messrs Fer
maid Pettgrew OF New Hampshire white OAK under the
perinendence OF Capt Charles Pearson, Of Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

When The above fall Sunday, the VIII aa
on Monday. They leave New Orleans A. H. tide
viii sdmit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana II
10 An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

schy ecraph Ems Boston.
Schr r Glover, Doape Boston.
Schr Jacob RAY nnond Handy. Boston.
Echr Perseverance, Rogers, B0son
6chr Franklin Wsreham.
Schr Jane, Harding Wareham.
schr Tizarro. Chase, EarnstabIe.
Schr Preston, Eickersou, Provuce<owu. -
schr Edward Kinney smith, Providence.
Gchr o X, Kelley, Albany for Salem.
schr Palladium, Avery. Albany for New London.
6cir Rachel Jane. Kenney, Rondout for Providence.
Schr q NJ Smith Smith Rondout Providence.
Sloop Eleanor Smith. New London.
elrop Victory. -, Rond0a for Providence.
Propeller wesiernport, Hall, Portland
Propeller Petrol, kenney Providence. NMF eN#
SAILED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29


The meeting assembled at O'Clock in the evening the
President Mr.. raibard, in the chair
Preliminary u the regular exercises, Mr. Horcugfss
read very interesting paper upon Education 10 Upper
Canadan The political union OF the tand he said did
no, bring with union Of the school system Of the two d
visions. In lsl4 the Governor General appointed VI.
lyerton superintendent Of public schoos of Canada
and he after comparing the Vocational systemsoi Anne
1iea and Iarcrc, established medium between them
thus indebted to the Slate Of New York for our
eeaersl ytcn Massachusetts for mode OF govern
nent and ruppori 70 Ireland for text books aud 60
Germany Ter normal school system
After he reading Of this power IL announcod that
the ~ Rev bihoP Potter, who ason the Programme 10
deliver en- address during the evening was abse NJ on ne
count o lness aud other bus must necessarily be
substituted
Was then ,ho Cd aud carried hat call be made mp
the Sats, hop Nuitg with Nifnc 70 the condition
and progitss 81 oducetion Ia each state.
The call ran through f. Massachusetts, before any one
answered, aud here GiproS L. TusyIR rsq, made
few remarks upon the school education In this Ii 81
toned State. lie dwelt upon the Law making penal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Railroad, Township and Typographical
FLAP Of Ataine.
Published by J. B. MANSFIELD,
B1NGOR, MAINE.

This magnificent aud elaborate Map hat has besl
Tor the last tS years prosfe sing uner the luspices
Of two Ut the hes EerAvers in the Country as well as
proacbing completion aad Win he rra ly nr dcv.
merits are such Ia challenge the admiration Of all
iy Nap tll,t claim 10 he feahr
The iaga scale adopted by the author he stinctness
with which Ire great natural FIXTURES Of the state are
Depicted aud the truth fuiuess Of its Geographical
context, adapt 1t peculiarly 10 the wants Of all inter
esed In Commerce internal trade aud general Dusne
throughout the Ststs
But what gives ii its peculiar value aud should secure
place Ia every private dwelling ,hd pu1c house IN
the stale IL the fness and with which Il
presents To The eye every Town acI County with
their resFcftve boundaries according the latest au
lhorliics Esefy principal road, stream lake and
Mountain. every Railroad with every Station upon Il
every proposed railroad and projected public works
The situation of cities towns Village and Post 0t-rs
with the Population valuation, number Of Farms MIA
uaHturiEg Establishments in every County in Stat.
and many other prominent facts IN political and in
duStrn economy,
NJ Resident at all Interested In the progress Of the
state, caa we'll do without this map which ftlhfutL
reflects the actual Condition OF the country with wItc
ne is indeHtiied
Sold oHig h9 auhsrriptoa a Goo tnr copy 4
AGENT viii visit every town, and give all whu desire
AZ opportunity purchase copy OF The abye irstrIa
Cd Map
FEW AGENTS WANTED
~ AL cnmmuni' Hions addressed l., the publ
Al E.,stnu will he pfupt att ended Gts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

Jusr LIKE THEM. A sailor who had
belriended young woman who had lost
her money on her money on her way to
Rochester. became somewhat ela.ed IN
the evening. was arrested for being ia.
toxieated, and sentenced to pay fine OF
$40. The money which he had in his
generosity given 10 a needy woman, had
SO nearly exhausted his pile, that he
could't "raise the winn," and he was sent
10 Jail. |, having been clearly proved
that he had behaved in most generous
manner 10 the destitute woman and that
her friends. who had the means, neglect
to stay by him in his troubles. the COM
positors ia the Office Of the Rochester
Democrat raised $40, got Jack Tar on,
Of jail, obtained pass for him TO Buffalo
and gave him such good name that a
first-rate berth was obtained for him on
the Lake - Albany Jouraai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

FOREIGN lrEMs.-Falhe, Gavazzi has
delivered his farewell address in Exerter
Hall. previous TO his departure for Amerl-
ca, Suhject-"England on the royal
road to Fopery."
The Welsh papers announce the death
OF Mr.. Richard Roberts, the celebrated
Welsh harps', who for upwards of fifty
years enjoyed the proud title of Prince
oil Song" and the distinction Of being
the cha,red monarch of the harpisis.
Mr.. David kinmouth, merchant a,
Dannlng, who failed ten years ago, and
paid Is Sd iii the pound. has RENTED
from American 10 his creditors, who re-
SIDE chiefly at Perth, paymen, in full
with % per cent, added by way of in.
terest.
A most interesting discovery was made
the other day in digging trench arnongs,
gravel, at klngs,on-upon.Tnmes, by
bringing to ligh, considerable portion OF
the remains that must have been lying in
calm repose for many thousand years.viz:
the Petrihed molares, of grinders, as well
stnpendous animal, the mammoth. Prof
owen IS of opinion, from an inspection
OF the remains, that the animal must
have been over twelve feet in height, and
one hundred and fifty years OF age.
Jaques BaIma,. the celebrated guide OF
Chalnouni, who was lost in the ascent of
Mont Blance about 20 years ago, while
acting as guide 10 some travellers, was
found a lew days ago, according to the
Ga-sttc dc Lausanne, in the broken up
ice which forms the arch route OF Arvey.
ron. To the astoni-hm-nt of persons
passing that way, the body Of man was
discovered, the upper potion being still
buried IN It's frozen tomb. Jacques Bal.
mar acquired some celebrity by being
one Of the guides to NJ. Saussure, the
na1ufaiis, IN the Year lI>G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Republican Rally.

The Republican State Committee have
called Grand Rally OF the people OPP
posed To the National Administration
and to the extension OF Slavery over tie
Territories Of the United States, to meet
IN Mass Convention a, Drerlng Hall, in
Portland, on Tuesday, August lth.
A no lie list OF speakers IS presented
among whom are VIM Pit Fessenden,
Gov Mnrrlil, Isreal Washburn, Jr, Fix.
Gov ken., Hon. John P Hale Of New
tiamhshire, Truman Smnh OF Connectl-
cut, and b. / Butler, OF New Ynrk.
We are glad TO learn also that Senator
" aic oil Ohio viii be here, and Hon. y
p Banks OF Massachusetts,
Come Onc, Come ALI Portland
Advertiser
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
PROPOSALS
For Erecting the Custom House in
Ellsworth, Me.
Tsr,sUaY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, jane -, ls11.

Tsr,suEY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June % $50.
PROPOSALS @ill be received al 'h''
Department, until the the ) lst day o!
August. $50, Il, Il O'Clock, NOM for the
construction of the Ellsworth Custom
House. according 10 plans and sPecitica-
tions prepared by this Department. SAID
Proposals 10 DC either tor the whole
building or separate iar the different Kinds
oil work bill, of paeeI, should aeeom'
paHy such BID, VITA the amount 81 each
item. aud the total amount Carried out,
the Department resersng the night to re-
pct the Proposals hereby invited. should
the interest OF the United States require
It Ninety per cent. OF he amount OF
The work done, aud maIcrials .nrnlshed
according to contract prtce-lsald Agent
OF the Department appointed Tor that puF'
p1se) -"lI, be paid ifom time to time as
the work proceeds. and ten per ceui. re-
tuned until the completion OF the con
tract, and acceptance OF the work, Nc.
BY the Asen, aforesaid.
Contracts will be awarded only TO
Master Builders and mechanics, and the
assignment, thereof, except by the Secre-
iary oil the Treasury, will be a forfeiture
OF the sane.
Every Proposal must be accompanied
by written guarantee, signed by t"p re-
spous,bc persons, Certified 10 be 50 by
the Dis,rict AIRY, or Judge oil the SAID
District that the bidder viii, when re-
CURED, il his Proposal be accepted, enter
INTO 4 cotttac, and Bond with the proper
and sufficient securities IN the sum OF
: 5u00 for the faithful performance oil the
same. II, for the whole work, and OF \
proportional amount, If for part the reoi
Plans, Specifications, aud working
drawings can be examined on, aud after
the 3is, day of July. anAb,hef rntorma-
ton touching the work, obtained on ap-
pl,eation to this Department. or at the
Office of the Collector OF Customs at
Ellsworth, Me.
! he Proposals mus, be sent to this
Department, addressed to the Secretary
of the Treasury. endorsed Proposals Tor
the Ellsworth Custom House, and will
be opened at o'clock p. NJ, on the last
day fixed for receiving the same, IN the
presence Of the bidders, if any choose to
attend.
90 JAMES GUTHRIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Medical Association.

The Physicians of Ellsworth, at meeting
holden on the 23d of July, at DIR Pareher' :
office, adopted the following resolutions, 10
which the attention of their brethren is solic-
ted
That, we invite all the physicians of regular
standing in the County Of Hancock, to meet
at ELLSWORTH. the 23d OF AUGusr, 10 organ
ize County Medical Association, for the pur-
pose of medical improvement. cultivation of
social relations, establishment of fee table. SC
That the physicians of Stueben, Cherrytield
and Milbridge be invited to meet with US.
That. all the physicians of the county be
notified, by the Secretary, and the call pub
lished in the Ellsworth paper.
SAML GEEELY, NJ, D., Pres.
E.F. SANGER, NJ. d., Secretary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The be $, evidence tina, be udduced in fayor Of the
efieaciousness Of Rooaahds German Bit,crs prepared
by DE- c NJ Jackson, is the unprecedented demand for
them from all parts cf the Unon aud although there
may be Compounds prepared and represented being
worthy ola liberal patronage yet feel ccnsrained
10 remark thai the vast number ~ test imanias with
which the worthy doctor has been hcuored by persons
Of the highest character aud 'csrcctsby who found
II necessary to have TO his preparation
mouy sufficiently Conclusive tina, more e1sctual FEM.
sdyf't the almost immeent relief " those afflicted
with that dreful malady dyspepsia has hcen dis
covered. See advertisement %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

REMOVAL OF Gov. Rsgoga = Wash
ineton. july 30.-The Presiden, has aP'
pointed Hon John l.. Dawson, OF Penn
sylvania, Governor OF Kansas IN place oil
Hon. A. II. Reeder, removed. Mr. DAw'
s:o,. was an effective member OF the last
Congress. and voted for TIE Nebraska
Kansas bill. lie is also known as a
strenuous adyoca.e Of the policy OF CIV.
ing Homes,eads TO actual settlers, and
introduced bill for that purpose. which
passed the House Of Representatives, but
failed to obtain the sanction oil the Sen
ate photographic to Bosio" papers.
Thus is another traitor to liberty re-
warded. Atkinson and S,rlngieilow
will have full swing in Kansas, and they
may thank their stars il the rope they are
permitted to run with does mol suddenly
tighten about their necks in 1891
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Whereas. Jesse DAVIS Jr Of Dedham ia The County
Of Hanceck The IL III lay Of necembef IN the year
-Ji conveyed u the oropreors Of No. ots by his
Deed Of Mortgage duiy recorded Ia the Hancock Regis
Try 81 heed il oil g. Page z2, certain lot parcel
Of land SITUATE Ia said Deiha aud - further bounded
and described follows to wit:-Bes iaaIng at the
norheriy corner ef iona Whites lot and unnng west
eey 10 small pond and fonnd the shore Of atd pond
10 the westerly corner If said Whites ot--then South
- degrees east TO the norhy corner cfWm q Burrls
lot thenoe snuth 81 degrees 10 rods the
ey corner of said BurllPs lnt thence south 3 degrees
east q rods sod uks tn the souhers Of said
BgfrPs lot. Thea south 81 degrees a disputed
lire claimed BY Bgcksport and ofand thence north
degrees west sad line 10 the Bueksport road so
called thence SAID road norihery Nathan bsxIe
lot thence south % legfees SAID line Of DeNtsts
10 The first mentioned bounds containing hundred
nd two acres more or less.
And whereas, said mortgage deed therea FER
signed aid serred by said Projectors the late
Mss Abigail {. q. Cutler Of Sewburyport, Massaehu
sets, whose executor aud tesiduary iegatee the
dersgned, Apheus Crosby aad whereas the condit
tons Of said mortgage have not been fulfilled but have
been broken hereby claim to forecos the same and
give this notice Of my intention DO agreeable To
The Provisions Of law 10 this oehsl
ALPHEUS CROSBY Executor &c.
2s By his Attorney, Thus Robluson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Sh1n,. Shama

Las, Wednesday VIC were panied TO
witness the staggering Of Profession,
lrishman through The streets. We were
doubly panied. because no man in Ellis.
worth has taken higher rank anon
the honorable and worthy than he has,
or had fairer standing in the Orthodox
church. When rum was in, wi, was out,
and he was not long in finding a man to
quarrel with. |. finally became necessa.
~ for constable to interfere and star,
him off to Jail At this moment we heard
a joyful shout from the neighborhool of
the Custom house, and herrd manor
rather the scmbla nee of one-beonginp
10 the same church with the crring broth.
er, exclaim in tone of greatest glec
"Hurrah for Morrill, ana the Maine law
followed by hearty laugh.
Now we do not believe this sudden
coalition of JOY arose so much from a
depraved hear, as from the working OF
wildcatism from within. Hence we i'll
fer that when this wildcalism
has fairly fastened upon ITS victim. i,
has power to overcome the benign IN
hnence of religion, destroying all the
better and nober feelings OF the man.
Shame 1n the wretch, we say. who, in.
stead OF putting forth his hand to save a
falling brother. will thus TRUMP over his
downfall and rejoice at his misfoHunes.
I, will be no excuse for such a creature
to plead tina, this hurrah was ,hough,ess
and gwen in the impulse OF the moment,
for II only proves wha, his real feelings
are. Shame on hun FOL pi,inl toady
we have ten times the respec, for the err
ing brother; (whose name We will no,
give on account Of his hitherto unspot,ed
charac,er,) than We have for enc SO dead
10 every generous impulse.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
FREEDOM NOTICE.

hereby give public notice that have this day relin
qush to my minor son, Charles W. Moor the remain.
der ni his time until ne becomes Of lawful age hereby
q uhotlzrg HIM TO transact business in his name
he he might do he twenty years Of
Hereafter shall neither claim debts which be due
him paw any debts winch he may contract.
uyea under my hand al Ellsw, nth. County Of Han
cock and Nj me this fgurteealh aY II lu'y
n is55. J. l., MOOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
DR.. Curtis's Inhaliny Remedy.

PRoF. : Center writes follows;
GgSrLEMEs / have recently had occasion In test
your Cherry syrup aHd Hygean Vapor in a case Of
fhfonic S0re Ihr0hi that had ref .s Weld 10 other
forms of treatment tnd the result has satisfied nc that
whatever may he the composition Of your preparation.
It is M imposition hut excelirni reruc,lV | wish
ior the sake " the afflicted. that might he brought
within the rcdch of all
CAUTION --Dn CuRrIs' HYGEAS. il the original and
only genuine article 3uo23
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

Are you going TO Bos'oH' II so. I'M
PROVE the opportunity to make some
good bargains in the line Of Clothing al
Oak Hall. Beside. being pleased win
the display oil rich Goods, you Will get
your moneys worth Large cash sales,
with small. profits, give the purchaser il
decided advantage. One Price Cash
System.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
CRANP AND PAIN KILLER.

The world IL lstonshed 1t the wrn,lerru cures per
formed by the Ora P AND PAIN KILLER preptre,l
hy CURTIS d PERKINS Its equal hls never been
known Tor removing phn 10 all Gases: the cure
spinal Complaints Cramp IN the idnl. aad Slomati
Hheumstisu ~ all II forms. Bilious Cniic Chi Il and
tsvFt Rfus ~nrr Fbrns and Gravel deciiediy The
Oest temey Ia the world Evidence nf the wonder
iu' eare- p,rl'rned by any medicine circus
4 tho hluds ii Agents. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
10 The Honoro0tc Curt Of tie Comfy
Commissioners Of The CoHHty Of Han.

70 Tic Honoraoec Courf Of tie CONT,
To,,,,,.;. ,tc ra,,,,, az H..
N2o',''''2 % 0''' y = ~ ''''"'y in'e',
coca,
we the undersigned inha'htantS OF Franklin
l"g nj or near beorge SPrA1ets IN sad East
brook and running thence To Macombcr saw
M'Il III the Town Of Easthrook aforesaid and
'hehcG 20 Joshua Jtllison IN sad franklin
would be great laohe convenience.
iheF ,hefeioFe request your ii"norN To view
''la fa7te atd make saeh disposition u in
y"nf lA'S aH,af may be NECESSARY
ftahk5la, May I'm, M.
hohftl e.. hi';th T., II others
,, Hl-Ni Or M.tiNh,
itNooeN' -. court oil Souhty commission
eis, -NpflI atIoHfatai Term lH32'
pom the foregoing petition, II Is considered
ny 't!e oth1n's''ohess, that the petitioners are
tu>PoHe1aie ana that they ought 70 pe hedrd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Later from Utah.

We are in reeelp, OF late adviees from
the Plains. Mr.. Holmeua. Dsuie, At
torney for Utah. was a, South Platte, on
route cot Washlnglo, with despatc hes
from Col. Steptoe to the War Depart.
menl He net no persons ali he reach.
ed Swee, Water, where he found large
party Of Mcrmons exploring for gold
They were draining and turning Ike bed
OF the aver. 4 letter from u gold-sceker
says ,ha, they had found large quantities
al SILVER. Oac man took forty dollars OF
gold in day. Gold had also been dis
covered on Medicine Bow, South W est
oil For, Laramie. 300 lndians were en-
cafnped short distance from tins river,
anil were peaceable They say II Il war
takes place between the Sioux and the
troops they will JOIN the strongest party.
4 war party oil Sioux at Leaboat Creek
above Fort Laramie were awaiting the
ARRIVAL OF troops. aud threatened that Il
they didn't arrive IN ten days they would
siiI every white person between LARAMIE
aud Devils Gaze.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
MOSES HALE,
.apuerreiau artist
ELLSWORTH, Me,
ME

Piciafes taken in any weather and warranted % give
satisfaction A good Assortment Of locktts and Pms
4lgaYN on hari - a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

lSvALrAnLs REMEDIES. Here are
few SIMPLE remedies for very prevalent
disorders. which we have no hesitation
in recommending as inlall'ble:
For sea sckuess-stay al home.
For drunkenness cold water,
For health take Ayers Pills"
For acciden,s-keep ous oil danger
To make money-aIver.ise IN the
Amerieaa
For Coughs aud CoIds-take Cherry
Pectoral.
To keep gu, Of lail-pay your debts
To be happy-subscr'be Tot news
paper.
To please all-m,nd your own business
To have good conscience -'ply the
printer"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
III 71E'I ~ 1EFT III sWF'II II IFITI
4. 7. 4 II. 4. Joy 4 60.
FOR SALE.
Bargain

The subscriber being about to change hi,
residence and business, offers for sale good
two story. well finished dwelling house. with
convenient well arranged out building pleas
antly located in Ellsworth village and al.o all
his machinery III Jone, steam mill, icing IA
complete assortment for the manufacturing OF
DoorS. Window Sash and Blinds, &c. The
above viii be sold either separately or together
10 suit purchasers, at very low price and
terms of payment reasonable Phase call aud
examine the promises
y. B.-All persons who are indebted to the
either by note or account will please
call and adjust the same.
G. l.. =. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, July 18th 1879. 2,tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
RIDING WAGONS
FOR SALE.

A lot of good, substantially made White Oak
RIpIsG WAGONS just received and for sale by
20.f MONROE YOUNG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
AEE5 NEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCON cry.
The Greatest Of the Age !

AIi KENNEDY Of R"Sh"rr has discovered IN orr .
%nr mnn., n4siufe Nrels It .feinssy that
tN hRf hlSn OF ilCNoH, from lit. Isl sea, ,t,..
down Il" common fimple lie has !, ia over iin
a "a. . .a'ly1 sasgp N w. l!e h's nov
al within twenty miies ri Eoaion.
Two s1itics af1 NARRATED 10 eufe hursn. sitf..
doutt-
one to three bottle willcure the KIM! OF pm Pc
1T The face.
"fse e's %ii f'rf ea1 s he %r "f S
tite mouth and sinprich.
Three To iiS" hditIes WARRANTED 10 lie
ct Try Iieias.
Gae 10 iva butties warranted 10 ctre all unor
HE eyes
fMo bottles are warranted to cure running o tic
tlC buichns In III. bar.
F"nrt" SIX bottles are warratedt 10 cure ,urrlt a,d
Due nr ~illeure seal, eruqiions OF tie - u.
T"" Ia ilifrr bottles are warranted toturr i's VII
Two t" three buIre> arc warranted tccnrcthc s..-i
desperate cst.s III rheunaiItn.
Iluce To sA bpit"s warranted te salt rinJ
tNr I" eight boti'S viii cure Tie 'er! ""Ir e'.r"
A hencdt is always expericnc ed from he f rst hot
NIL Psfrct cure Is Warranted when the above GEM
ttY Is I'ken.
NOTHING lnoSs improbable Ia those who have ~
vain trlsI 81 liz wonderful medic al tir day
common Meel, growing an lhr p,>turcs aisJ -t
soae whs, should cure every hnni"r ia ts r! sItIl,
II IL now a lived fact II YOU have Il luuor II has
tart here are II" It's nor mus ai"nl il sniins
cases. ln not snurs. He has pe,Ide th"n-e-d
sl.cl- nj II IA every 'dss II has aires inrs,nr
the greatest d"nc in Massachusetts Is
lVe II 10 children ear "l: !" nly Pr"ie 6" ~
end has r"'r ptht locking children wm.ns f,.H
soft and Eahhy restored To perfect ttaie oi lc,h
hy bottle
To those whn stthac I" sIck heas!at he, hot
Ito viii al"als H. II .iv"s great rciirf IL
anu dizziness. Some who a,r taken il hay. h"r,. ~.
rf"r aud have bnereHHlaI, by II, here sr
hal9 sound t~ork titr cosy hut where there af
arrangement Of The funCtiuus al
4iueulHt feriina hut hr lati
iiw,y disappear Ia frnTf tour rs. week, here
bad result frnr it"s he wh-n The
"elin. !. """e You wiiie"l Y"isei IKE anew i"rs
heard +Nmcnf lhe most .aGt
hut u q u listrrc cd Ia.
Norhause Of di-I nee casHry. Hailhe best ".
an get aud enough ~ II.
'ro4Alig Sept 10. Ia
rms is IN cerfiI. mat n n 'HtY J.n.e.sf
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