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NEW YORK STATE FAIR.

The New York State Agricultural Fair, held at
Elmira last week, most imposing and successful
in every respect. Up to on Friday the receipts
amounted to 81 900 against &c. GOO last year,
and $4,000 the year before. Governor Wright, of
Indiana delivered the annual address, which is said
to have been most able production. The Cover
nor, after touching upon agricultural resources,
modes and products, says:
awe must cultivate the roots-not the tops. We
must make the family goperumeut, the school, the
FARM the church, the shop, the agricultural fairs,
the laboratories of future greatness. We must
educate our sons to be farmers artisans, arch
fleets, engineers, biologists, botanists, chemists
in a word practical men. Their eyes must be turn.
ed from Washington to their State, countless town.
the only patriotism that will perpetually preserve
the nation"
He paid high tribute to the State of New York,
and the great names that have rendered it illusri
Gus. Looking to the country at large, he said
"The present national greatness, of the United
States is attributable to two obvious prnciples-the
influence of law upon citizens, and their attach
ments to their municipal and local government.
Just in proportion we have departed from the
strctest observances of law and look abroad in the
domestic institutions of our neighbours have been
led into difficulties and trials There is no higher
duty to the citizen, than maintain by word deed
and action the absolute supremacy of law We
should bear in mind this great TRUTH that the first
public act of dsobedience to law is the first fatal
step in the downward road to anarchy"
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ENCOURAGEMENT Poor BoYs.-Hon. A. II.
Stephens of Georgia. in a recent address at Meet.
ing in Alexandria, for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum and Free School of that city, related the
following anecdote
"a poor little boy, in cold night with no home
or roof to shelter his head, paterna maternal
guardian or guide to protect or direct him on his
way reached at nghtall the house of rich planter,
who took him in, fed lodged and sent him on his
way with his blessing These kind attentions cheered
his heart, and inspired him with fresh courage to
battle with the obstacles of life. Years rolled round
Providence led him on and he had reached the legal
profession his host had died; the cormorants that
prey on the substance of man had formed con-
spracy to get from the widow her estates. She
for the nearest counsel to commit her cause to
him, and that counsel proved to be the orphan who
was welcomed and entertained by her deceased hus-
band The stimulus of a warm and tenacious graf
itude was added to the ordinary motive con-
nected with the profession He undertook her cause
with will not easily to be resisted; he gained it
the widows estates were secured to her in perpe-
tuity; and" Mr.. Stephens added, with an emphasis
of emotion that electric thrill through out
the house. "Aat orphan boy nOo0 stands before you!"
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STATE AGRICULTURAL Soc1ETY.-There will be
meeting of the State Agricultural Society in the
Commons Hall, on Monday night, the 10Th. A full
attandence is earnestly requested.
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a. The people of Scotland Neck, Halifax, N. c.,
have contributed through w. j.. Hill, Esq., $444 rs
for the Portsmouth and Norfolk sufferers.
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- The North Carolina Railroad is now compile
ted to within fourteen miles of Greensberough, and
the work is going forward rapidly.
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Thomas Locke, aged 90, died in Halifax, N. c., on
the Both September He was revolutionary soldier.
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A UNIvERsALIsT COMPETENT WITNESS
The Asheville Spectator, K. N, states that Judge
Manly, at jackson Superior Court, held that per-
protesting the doctrines of Unversalism was
competent witness in our Courts In accordance
with that decision, two three witnesses had been
ruled out the Circuit. The Spectator is inclined
to approve the ruling of the Judge in this matter
correct. What sort of a witness, Them Mr. Specta-
tor, would the Chaplain of your Know Nothing Ma
tional Council be? He is J1r6uersalist.
Here, then, we have organization, one of whose
chief purposes, as its leading members declare, is
to protect and perpetuate the Christian religion in
its purity and who have for their Chaplanin their
highest clerical post-a man whose professions of
religion are so anti Christian that he would not be
allowed to testify as witness in Court of justice
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Ohio Election.

ORl0 EIectl0n.
WAsu1NGroN Oct. 1O-Despatches received here
say that Ohio has given large Democratic majorities
for Medill and the whole Democratic ticket:
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The TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.-The newly elected
legislature assembled at Nashville Monday, Octo-
Ter 1st and proceeded to organize. In the senate,
speaker; and H. K Walker, esq.,, principal clerk.
In the house there was failure the first day to
elect speaker. Gen Daniel S. Donelson, democrat,
received 35 votes, Hon. Neil S. Brown, know-noth-
ing &c. two scattering-37 votes being necessary to
a choice After several ballots, the house adj
iourned without making an election.
this distinguished gentleman has purchased his for
mer residence in this county, and will become
a resident of our county again. We congratulate
the people of Caswe upon his return among them.
His voyage in life since his removal from among us
has, indeed been one, checkered with change.
-e-sSe = Milton Chronicle.
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Philo, the victorious mare is the property of Mr..
Gibbon, of New Jersey, whose father raised the
great racer Fashion.
Time-ls. heat, min. 5sh Sec; I'd heat IN.
544 s.; Sd heat, m. 90 S.
Richmond Enquirer.
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EXTRA TRAIN OF CARS FROM HENDERSON.
NOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF VISITORS TO
IL the State Fair at Raleigh the 10th, 18th, 18th,
and 18th of October EXTRA TRAIN of Cars will leave
Henderson each morning, at o'cock-pass the mail and
freight trains at Franknton and arrive Raleigh by TO-
Returning in the evening the train will leave Raleigh
oclockpnss the mail train at Pacific and reach Hender
son BY o'clock.
train viii 20 to the Depots to get on the cars and avail
themselves of the reduced fare by buying return ticket
which will pass them at half price
Z. A. CRUDUP.
Prcst. r. & G. Il r.
Oct 10. 1856 ga
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A CARD.
One Word to INV old Friends.

One Word my old Friends.
1T is MY INTENTION TO SPEND THE ENTIRE
week of the " Fair on the ground, where would be
pleased to my friends and everybody interested in the
mechanical interests of the State which time and place
will be prepared to receive orders machinery of any
nd every kind, from Wheelbarrow Steam Saw Mill
nd will guarantee better job for less money than can
e purchased at home abroad
Remember this fact that all aldeizeyy nge sod FIR
The past three years has ggea entire satisfaction Make up
your minds what you want before salts
fled that can supply you. Any desired information will
be furnished gratis by simply making inquiry of Yours
HENRY Ct. BRUCE -
Raleigh, Oct ], 1855 90-td
Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,
ssy6@ss SALISBURY, Sept. 9th, 1855. s
NM Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL DELIN-
II QuENT stockholders in this Company to make pay
ment of whatever balance may be due them
stock before the first day of November next the said
stock will thereafter be sold upon days public notice.
By order G. P. MENDENHALL Treas,
sept 49, 1855. 90-3t..
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR.

"a Meet at the Court House Monday evening next
the 18th inst, at half past o'clock, for important
p. -
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SELLING OFF GREAT BARGAIN

II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF,
Il this city and vicinity that am back from New York.
where purchased large and nice Stock of Goods which
offer at very cheap prices.
a large assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING for
Men and Boys, made up to my own order; ALSO Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Dry Goods, Hosiery, Boots &
Shoes for Ladies and Genemen all kinds of Fashionable
Hats & Caps, Blankets, Umbrellas, &c.
fine assortment of Gold Silver Watches sold at very
low prices; Gold Chains and all kinds of Jewelry.
Please give me a CALL and examine my Goods. You will
find good Goods, sold at low prices.
Crystals put on Watches, for rs Cents apiece.
N. KRAMER,
Wilmington Street.
RALEIGH Oct. 1855. e3-6uo
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Special Term.

Special Term.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, GRANVILLE
SCounty Superior Court of Law September Term,
Ordered by his Honor, Judge Caldwell, that SPECIAL
TERM of this Court be held for the County aforesaid the
Court House in Oxford the first Monday December
that the Clerk of said Court give thereof
The Suors and Witnesses in Civil Gases hereby no
fed of the Order and required to attend accordingly AS
State business will be DONE defendants and witnesses
prosecutions and indictments to attend
EUGENE GRLSSOM, c. s. C.
Oxford, Sept. %, 1855. 9O-w6w.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1856.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE IN An
II NOUNCING to his friends and customers, that his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF STAPLE AND FAN
CY DRY GOODS ready for examination. He
deems it unnecessary and uncaed for speak of the
amount of his Fall purchase his stock will speak ITSELF
As to prices it is generally understood ali right doac
DOWN. DOWN to the lowest figure. He invites and all
(no respector of persons to CALL and the goods will be
shown with good will and free of charge. -
One door above r. Smiths corner.
Raleigh, Sept. 90, 1855. 90
DLACK MORIANTIQUE SILKS, BLACK AND
ADColored Cloaks, Plain and Watered Silks, Black and
colored Talmas Plain Plaid Silks Shawls and Mant
las of the latest mportaons Just received and for sale
II. L. EVANS.
Sept. 30 1855. 90
HNRENCH MERINO, FRENCH DELANES, BLACK
II Alpaca, English Merno Common DeLanes, Canton
Cloth Coburgs, Plaid Cashmeres Bombazne Ladies Hand
kerchefs Gents do. Call and examine before buy
II. L. EVANS.
September 90, 1855. - 90
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ROBERT C. SCHENCK.
JNO. S. PENDLETUN,
SALVADOR MA. DEL CARRIL.
InSE HODCTT

and whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified
Doth parts and the respective notifications of the
ccnber last;
Now therefore, be it known that l. FRANKLIN PIERCE
resident Of the United tates of America, have caused the
% treaty to be made public to the end that the same and
Efy clause and article thereof be observed and full
"ea hy the United States and the citizens thereof
IN testimony whereof have hereunto my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this ninth day of
April, in the year of Lord one thousand eight
L. hundred and fit y-ve and of the INDEPENDENCE of
the United States the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the President:
w. l.. MARCY,
Secretaru of STATE
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ATTENTION "oAK-c1rY GUARDS"

y, PARADE ON CAPITOL SQUARE ON THURS
ANA DAY next QSth inst,l at 1O O'Clock, A NJ, in
~ Winter Uniform, armed and equipped.
EA (By order of the Captain
:; CHAS. II. THOMPSON o. S.
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BISHOP ATKINsoN.--The Rt. Rev. Bishop Atkinson
preached in the Monumental Church, Richmond, on
Sunday morning last, and in St Pauls', at night
His dscourses represented by the Richmond
press as impressive and eloquent.
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Public Buildings for Wilson County.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A COURT
SHouse and Jail for Wilson County will be received
til October %, 1865 The drawings may be at the
Clerks Office in Wilson, ts1s5
For specifications address the undersigned.
JAMES d. BARNES,
j. d. ROUNTREE,
WRIGHT EDMUNDSON,
ROBERT BYNUM, z..-ss
GEO. HOWARD, JR.,
Commissioners.
October l. 1855. 9O-td =
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New Watches and JeWelry for the FART.
lam NOW OPENING NEW AND
WA Fashionable Stock of Watches, AJewelry, Silver
s.,2 Ware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c, purchased with
as to styles. 1t is useless to state each srti-
cle-the assortment is large and complete.
All who wish Watches repaired Jewelry made or
repaired, have it done have frsrate Watch
Maker and Jeweer from the North Work shall be faith
fullp executed. 9.szEc
~ Old Gold and Silver bought
JOHN G. PALMER.
Raleigh Oct Is, 1855. %e3-3t.
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CATHARTIC PILLS

I niERaib by thei' pow.ifui msp.ncc on Il.
~ m.'fnai -. !" pa.'s '"s s'e"o and Sss~s.
/ 'S'r h'o nessut Nct"p. lucy remove the
ot 'ne s'on'ash eowcts liver, and other
e'Rahs " zoe n"as, ana, os rsstofing their irregular
acuoh 10 htal'h, estee,, Nncfe'er they exist sech
ae'n'S'ahel@ a. ae .ne hfst causes q diseas-
An extensive nm OF thct virtues, ~ Prof.s,ors
i''sie'sn-, ann auca,s, has sh'~n cures Of dan.
gesour us.4,ss aoss ue.o'sa eshei. were they Hos
-"hstant'.'Sa .. P'tson, o, s"sn ssaited position
ana character az " iore'a we sasp'sion Of nnru,h
hcn efohsa'.s arc Pupl,he" N my American
AhaAnae. ~hiea INC assnts o'ow nas~-a ATE.
p'cSsnd I" ihlish ites 10 aii ihfuifing.
annexed We gisc D',tff'o,s nor Their nse IN III.
Complaints when ,ney hass brcn found to cure.
ron t'srNfN es' iake one or two Pills o.
sneh aaano's @ 20 xshuy move Inc bowels. Cos
,''ness u ne9ArHs 'he aNsrs."uh4 cause Of
tiLf>, anu '''e t'tc VI one complaint Il the cur.
OF both 10 peisen can iee' wsii while under
c'suNe nani' o. ooay. Hence II should be, a, u
can Oe' promptly feis.es.
roh bnsfhfsis. Naaea ~ son,enmes the cans
VI ana MISREPRESENTATION. take milo
H", Vne ~ 'on saasate NE stomach
ana nNF NV" h'"'as action. ihef Will do II, and
inc h'a'fe''',' Sodsoa'h' ana feasnr" Of dyspsp,A
"n ,'f3Ns d.sAsTe'- ""eh /" mas gone, don't
"ts't Wa L., s."ea lu".
70, r"tt oiosAe", W 'po'e," inasf'oH ef Tie
ooF.". Nh,en psoase. seasfh depression o. ths
NpLHN ana ,''a nsa'.' saSs "o" s.of 70 eight Fills
a. u -, ama mai. 80 A,ef Whs, unit. aee'st,
anu sns spn y i e'p " s.s sys'em
.'<'hbt
. ''' \. ~ r, 'NnH'4n' pNs, % 80 rom four
" ''Nas ti''. ." te's's " ~. Me utoPc'-
s' N.r't'''i''t' 80 .i"s0 nv heN" nm The,
~ .esp'a. va Asa Rom tas
Hs'f", 10" Nea 'orss anu thsaf Hed dFs-
",st' ,FAiss '"'f s'piAeH :. '""'
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- '.' ~ ~ 'so tss Hee'' an" "at'N 70
N'F w '4"'ia Hlth. nc e.''p''"F ~ ecsrs-
-"- 80 -" - ,i3aAtHsa AZ" tasAppe7I NAM
a. ''"'"' s'''i anu s't's hs'e ss'n heaied up ~
'e Pn.sHS .si'a pet4s ing t's' 81 'h'se as. ard
s"c si,t''''t Z aisfAseN Npe" sseinta to s7'ura'c
vac ~A"1' stem hsNf senP''rss Si"s.srd 10 'he'f
,,hHcfeH, 'e@N'ns tAe sahTits IN perfect hrAlA-
'AIdS >g" ess =" seefe,Y iof'ads that YOU
'9u"' f'i'd' fVutsei sf"aha the ""r'd covered
WI pun r1es' h'"'ehf' sstfs s"rFs aud AL OF ,nv
% ,N' ohS'.-a diseases Oh tAs sAia, because ts,l
" lou N'i''s s4eah.stis,
10 Ai'h INA sioap. thes are the ts'i act4-
IN. Ger "--s"'titi- They sh1nsd b. taken h-},
AHa 'f'," "a'' ana she msArmrinrs ~h'sh s"w the
sc' 90 insht&sie a5>e9Fes viii be swept sut VI ir
Nfs'"'r IKE char "e'"se ths~sn By thn pru7crty
u'H GO Us ftefh E""fr m pfrftuiang seki.s' a. Ai
't' ''A'@iA%hs ts'es "iifa thra are making o'rff
"G'fe. - ...-.
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INHALATION
FOR Tue CURE OF
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTl ON

I MOST wonderful discovery has recently been mad
~ -, M CURTIS, fat the cure Of Asthma CoasumI
tan BEoneh. Coughs, Colds 81 nd all Lang Complaints
by Mehcitrd Inhalation IR. CiR7jS'S HIGE
iNH. or INHiLIAG HiGEAS rAPOR ara
CHERRY SYRCp, has accomplished tie most wen
eriui cures Of Asthma aud Goa sanptton Ia city
New York and yicinity inf = lew meaths past, eyei
known man his producing impression on biscas
af the Lungs before Witnessed See certificate.
la hands 81 hreut..
TIE ihh-cf Is worn the breast under the linen,
the least lac snventeucs the heat OF the edy
being sulhtieat eVapOfate the fnidsnrply ing the
lungs constantly with healing apd agreeable rafcr
passing The r cells ANT pasysses VI tn. nsrs that
enHaot possibly he reached by auy other medicine -
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IMPORTANT N8ii.l.

IE SPEARS NOMAE'S FRIEND IS urlues 5oi3
NV 10y snedy discovered f,r that rrsstl-
r.,nn mt, ding af IN. Waat' al
4 rssartiHs Ia h~tTsRsnt II iHt up l., pa
lul bs s1sft 10 aiy part of the astAl fhhusNt;7
are ;eriHs with pressing da~a l'ains- pam ~ the
gts,us and hips and small OF the nscA-a!sa very hes
iRu she back, with hest AID scsdHg OF The astsf.
Il affection al the liver great wtsSne,s aud
;tasiralton Of strength Grtsnus JetttS, &c NaeH
tXatcis ~aikiH. s'0adFi. rlins. ~ lHiHs, greatly
st-isase III sbpve symptoms. Ia advSaerd stages
81 ii,eas. the sufferer taus d-prived NJ a.
H .ubliEcd tse eaifinel he House AID eirat.
a ~ Z Sl FheSr ere LIr syHt,Ius L shs c'1fp .ia
81 Vtieh be ridicallt sd b. e ssa 81 u" h!s
otis ir,iIaary Hlsciac.
(; r. .sir o..tY by INK n SPEAR. Va IS k.l-eland
Stsrf B,s.ai Pstsats distance wtsai.is t't.S o
she ll,ss iuetcine oaa erclds- 81 b. mat w'h 'a
h,v t,ry - rteesfe IL il mediate attention
sc.t - siven II.
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MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
DOCTOR DEANS
Neuralgia Pills !!

NEURALGIA - DISEASE Immediately attacking the
a'sts AID n-ftuus sNstrw the nf all sensation
and n"tinn aad "a I've istmgushej from Raeunai sn,
ma trtds S''ed upau the muscular porliaus of the
D,iv hr!-ed N-uras &c NAV be AleG The rt,,rgnftsht
" tac mars
A. tn's cttss o Il seasess often Caused by dsranse
neGt st the sletct d liver utils are asptcI4y
cAudied "a FeusF- he "r giu cause o tho cnppisnt
IAft operate az nav %. oSi auctions from tn. slam
seh a9"e's ard tive5 tS exciting heiT tGncuons PEW
sf, without ieaiisttue and by sctds the dun 10
The rxtfea1fie- a the setuIies and nerrss
tt'tus "en ertetSm p9N slc!au Ia over IF,
tGd h'rh atAfdnt kuusu as ice suin- %, Ieaus csr
hair Anranaate ls, tGh have sloo, The af tue
iai experience nr than three quarters that n-
rl" put these pills intn the market witl the a>str
radce ST favorable resTt-"n ard that the tiblic viii
ad Them sHct ef Dressing Conferred dea hutnsu,
orl=ts A1dressed iot The agents MAY NAkii g. NOY Il
H-rc hGnts -" Boston, Will he pI"mpty answered.
~ sale ase hS al me principal Wholesale Druggist
la he sfuss s9a ii fS 81 bg ota-csres aad Dealers
medicine ttf'ds aGui TIA fguet ssi-s aud BfItj.i
p. ,uces
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Dissolution of Co-partner.bin

Dissolution of Co-partnership,
The Co partnership heretofore existing he.
tween John IL. Allen and Charlie. l.. Debate
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons indebted to said firm are requested ..
make immediate payment to Charles /. Dela;,s
VINO wall continue the business at the old stand
ana who "a authorized to adjust all unsettled
demands. JOHN IT arInN.
-, CHAS. l.. DELAITF.
~ 4, 1855.
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AtaCnnrt OF Prohaie

Held Al lacssP,u within and far the county Of Hancock
on The No. "wednesday al Nay ~ the year OF our
i~ani riFhiesa handg-i asd aud SAY five.
WILLIAM JAkSl~S ais Executors OF the last Nil
aud .c=lslaent aljaha Jsrrs tate 81 Casif#e sal
e"utS deceased pre.entcI their second
ui tNseutershtp uIsnp sad estate Tor Probate.
brrfr, Tha s,ti Exc. GIVE thcrsrf 70 al
fctsaas Interested BY sing copy uf ths atdet - He
puHitsir Fl three weeks succr.stely IA The Ellsworth
iuerrs Frtaicd at Eswntth that they msy appear
Probate Court he hed al B,uehiii said eauntF
the ,sl Neiaestsg eiJuiy next At ten 81 the riecs
10 th- f,r aud shrw II sby they have. Wh4
/ - am shuuli allowed
PARKER TUCK i4isa
sttue cnpy.-Auest
- AZ pR,NKwAIER REGISTER
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hE,h SiE-i iessu 4 bsli Jastics t. sou
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fftnr Fasiae, sai asose i latse u4.~t. o. a.,
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cGfrj tie fS' scSfs a;ta-s n nov s5i,.a - fte.tt
~ al tn ifra iiqi 80 81 ah,eh - afflicted A.
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bat H'y hrstH - folly restored - ,ouf frf.-irs .
'itefs laf!Hs proved iaeHreLzi iurt. 1e5, fr-i-rt
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PREPARED ny
j. q. DH,
Practical and sssat. fisnl Che mist,
q WE Al Asa

AND SOLD Nv
For sale IN Ellsworth hy {. G. Posk
and Benz Noutse. Ci.erryE-ld ly
Samuel Shaw 4 Co.
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DR. ". n. CORNELL.

ga Washington ST X p Ash ST Boston
Treats all ChroHic Diseases Epep, Dyspepsia threat
rHed consumption aud especially alt FrHaie Cappia
aad sdch are Connected with hehi,ity snd
iEEstau. These iscs-rs have his SPECIAL stud
lot niasN years All hls medicines prepa red under
his "wn INSPECTION. Oh,cs hours I'll. a and irssa
Ia
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70 Gal, Is Ceau FOR pat, aaJ 81 lsF qaa
5oti!e-G
Dr. Lansley's Root L Herb Bi,ters,

IJ-rhe G5rat Spring and summer Medic ine-fu
COMPOUND
hoekrat, wild Cherry Bark PricAiy Ash Bark nande-
lion Root, Ssrss irsr,ia, Thoroughbred Mandrake aud
Rhubare ROOT ana RBJithDiCE BfT7ERS
THIS medicine has een Constantly inct-ssine public
estimation for i've years and scknoa e- e e. u. h.
the besi ana cAraasf nrrdIci,, N. rnrid The cf
iect of ihts medicine wonderful II acts dr-ct
y upnG the b'wes and blood BY removing all
fJhs from The internal organs stimulating hem 10
healthy action rsnovstIns ths fountains oil f ant Wig
Or purifying the blood cleansing it from all humot-
aud Causing 1t 10 course through Of tht
BODY hey cDte and eradicate rem the system liver
Complaint, That wheel OF reny diseases Jauad
ite Is war,t hrms, all bilious diseases sad foul
stomach, Dyspepsia coslvensss, huno!s Of the hiaod
aud ska indl geston headache dizziness piles heart
hurn weakness pain in the side and bowels h,uency
ass OF appetite ard all KINDRED complaints caused by
psoietcd stomach or had blood 10 which all more
or lass shhleci IN tprng and summer Coughs aud
c"lts also by It's htaken up AID cured al once
or- 20 Ualon street Boston. AID sold hy all
IN every i"sr and village Who sell medirine.
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Consumption Cured.

Nrw foRh, Dec. 9Th, fS3I
came to New York in the ship Telegraph, my IA
tive ps IS III John, New Pfuas~ick; wheaii reached
this city health poof had badcou sh,
good deal Of matter, which fr.lusniy
ed with blood, bad pain In left side and very
weak and amaeiatsd. Ny frieads aud PHYSICAL pro-
uouace5 Consumption and b. yond The reach Of
me..c,ns- acc idsnlsy heard al ps Curtis. Hyessaa
az lahiiuE Hygean Flpar aad Cherry Syrup cain.
ed package, which verify believed saved my life
aitet wearing the Inhaler fiund relieved tie
pressure luues aud ater white the disease made
its appearance upru the surface u1ler1 the Inhaler
took theChsrty syrup directed, and eniinned tod
my cough gradually growing better uutH IL entrelo
aud now CONSIDER myself cured still wra
fe Inhaler the OF IL is rather plsasaat sni be
ttestpc strengthening and purftjnr 10 the luar.
col uasi!Itng present. to dispense whit