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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06
Lost au0 found.

o. STR YED Irom tae SUBSCRIBER on the
E1bIJ road from Worcester to Princeton, full blood
w IN DURHAM BULL, about one year i'd said
ISzGs animal is red and white, had a ring in his nose
and rope around his horns. Whoever will give iufor-
nation that wleld to his recovery shall be suitably Ee
walded application to W. W. WATSON, Princeton or
70 ASA MATHEWS, Worcester.
mis- diff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
AZ. nRINEwATER. REGISTER
Alta Court Of Probate

Holden nj Ellsworth, within and for the eoun-
" OF Hancock, on the 3rd Wednesday al
June in the wear of OR Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty five.
Ga petition of Joseph 4 Deane admins.
traitor nf the estate OF William Stewart late OF
Hancock in said county, deceased, represent,
ing that the personal estate of SAID deceased
is not sufficient to pay the Just debts, which
ht owed AZ the time OF his death by the sum
IF one hundred and fifty doiIars and praying
or iceusc to sell aud convey :" much Of
the real estate of said deceased may be
necessary for the paymen; Of said debts and
incidental charges.
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice
thereof to the heirs of SAID deceased aud To
all persons Interested in SAID estate by causing
copy of This order to be published IN tie
Ellsworth Amcricin, printed in Ellsworth,
three weeks snecessiyely, that they may APP
pear nj Il Prohate Conri,to be holden at Els.
worth in said county. on the first Ncdnes-
day of August next, at ten @ elaek III the
forenoon. and Shew rduse II any they have,
why tht. prayer of said petition should not be
anled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice
NJ all concerned, that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken npon himself the trust
of an administrator OF the estate William o.
Snowfall late of Biuehiii in the Connty OF
Hancock. deceased, by giving bond rs the
Asw directs; He therefore requests all persons
rho are indebted to the said deceassd's estate
10 make immediate payment. and those who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
same for settlement.
JOSEPH SNOWFALL
Biuohiil, June -, ie55. rs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

ALM
st.d Mete,.es hsse asru maize Know. ta l.ase
yet GhlusSUIt have sifeady sGIs0ssreJ irf essf ct
if = iasa1ts rn,m as.t ~ thru pm
tHfaHe SsFr ta5st Tg.tri AID tcsg restored s5aHd
s4 e=aes sea4tA ftaln tAs]t a-e Tsv ga. u5tr4,r
af sazsi thsss medicines done has tssf~I thas
Sod. recommend taern 10 ahelf ff.ra.l. Nj f t..-
t~srtty sat ptsctas have sanctioned tAsif a.e aad
recon- nriri ihrin 10 lac giuhic.
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DIX u. !" HAL>Ef- Sets Ssf& ~ hta ISs2
pE.H Sal jestn II bat i..t3c- to you
{. the iasenIer eta great medicine b. ssai ,s ,beft
a'sisfs ef my oSa esse. smi~caty se.s, year. Of
axe ~ iinrtrsa was ttiAc scl ~5tA Ncr.fsa wAic
formed Pustulss and broke i9rse uifer. an M,
aces near the e"i.af esae AnI llan theueset rd -
to the ief Af,ut az u.saths con. r,cn. -l 49,
sour Fefss; Mine and Pills ti.u s,ng whr
cured me- The scafs. slihe.sh sau1 a- gls.fit,
ny Of the ttes1f8 nanasf "a which sAs affected Al
Ter ncsfls lsu tee years sAefag naw otsee In ga.
that Ry hralth - giis restored b, so8f f,sde, an
ethefs hs'ias Passd Intellectual hear. ssty fvst.c,
fu9. SAMUEL BoEN,
GRE OF PALSY
IN f,3i'H'sg 7ie'f's',ny, s,rsa by Mr. yoAas p
GsGH eff'raug.. y shsxs saS ,rtyastsslHay.
tesctgf ta.s sri1e AMI pals "A PaFafvsls
BIZ hALsEf Otas.e, N J. 80 ~. tss1
pEaR sfh;-Ny siis had . stroke
peisiy Ia5siysed shs coatiauej TO efa~ seaser 81
nearly two yeats losing asArt, ali use sod seastbttt
d her bod, aad limbs W. almost de-pasd u her r.
rS'ety lih,s we she bsgaa 10 lake spat medicines
nr'r g"sl eteeiSAefe .soon eIgrfeated- shr E-raa
gradually 10 improve IA health aad ia fe mont til. &c
e.Yeresi eaiifeiy The extraordinary rsF.t. az ,c,,
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p
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IA . OF
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.a.,anre ,,s , - as.s. OF eAsi tsisefaa
a, .,'. ,,., ~, - st e" houel"Ts as eSaisIh them
sreIse, 80 49, ~ "',''e'et 'al P'oeais thoso
p.,~., W. - PIN, ''so'0'' ptet@fAliehs hAsey .
II ,ou hay IN. ~ $500 - =, q, ,
~ ~ u. e we Y sp<p'ia OF are troubled with
r.ettn. .nJ va, ,,l - us rs aSS''s'As TO Inc cl
If ,eu A., u,,yar. -, -. " sc ..-,
lenaHee a, c.nsr.i ss,s " aa.s ei'as iaeI eesn'
All fe,taf. ,a,, tn ~, - ~ " e aai me rus,
II yon 49, ,,,h.'sl,hs - rs q
Ds,taiss ar ho,rt.s -. ss',' .1 or f'mlkrst OF
81 a. ..d s,st,e.,- ~ -, t uss vi, pethy the
n ya, h,xs 49, 81 '.a na'no'' nom the ssa
To old for sau, - aa i-ei yourselves
.nd th-y = M t1s,s@,,, .nse s.eeeht healeinss,
ii for lany,t III ~ ''Si CONSTITUTION ans hrIiy
Byos are B,!lious. (which may be kno~n by sueh
symptoms as dosstnes. Los, 81 .n,..I,,.' NJ, s"e"
fgred tongue Sci lake .SGi A.. ~ niai s'
snd they will oorse from In. .,,no.eh -! 80 'st
morbid and bilious matter and ,ho. go, :. ~
sckness and save Jour doctor. Nj. Of 10 S1a,. VI
hVe have The Liver Complaint the Forest Wins
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Administrators Notice.
Executors Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned. that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himseift the trust
Of executor OF the estate of Calvin kit
,redge late ofMt Desert in the county of Ham
cock deceased, by giving bond as the law di
reefs He therefore requests all persons who are
indebted 10 the said deceaseds estate, to make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for set
ilement. JOHN WHITAKER, Jr.
Nit Desert, June % 1856 p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Executors Notice

The subscriber hereby gives pnalic notice to all CON
cernei, thar he has been duly appointed and hs
taSen upn himself the tTust M executor OF the Last
" I'll aud Testament o Amos Allen late OF BlHehisl Ia The
Ceuoiy of Hancock deceased hy giving bond The law
Directs he therefore request all persons who are in
dehIud 10 said rCesssds estate 10 make imnedcte
meht, and th'se VIM have any Demands thereon,
hibI the same f1t settlement
AMOS ALLEN.
Binehtit, July 5 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
GUM.COATED FOREST PILLS,
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World
1000 900

Bottles and boxes sold annually,
Aat rAaasanjs q Lives ssyei trim Fat.AArll
GEAbE - th's tale dttcsse-s
Test a. at tar most ptana = FH=tatfe4
enauansiIt t3rfas it,,n eteft tittI u tsa
At9g AZ s4tae-s 10 The aWfsa fsle5e4 I'll 4fe at
tjtes- tHe=65#Hes
Tht taItaN4aE ehas it.e auns-ef n ca.es Eetet a.
crrilrst = n letters ahi II her testllia al. fs,e
rom ali psfts II th~ u@aa 4nf BffnH 5=Es l..s,
he la - iaaHzts Isi4 to January lst ~ s!.,s,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Sale Of Real Es,a
Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers hastne been appointed by the
Hoo. Parker Tuck Judge OF PROBATE Tor the County of
Hancock 10 receive and eaGmins the claims o ctelnrs
10 The estate of John : Dodge late oT fremont de
ceased represented Rsolvenl do hereby give nettce
l hat SIX moaIhs allowed Ia SAID creditors 10 bring
their claims aad thai shall attend thai
the dwelling house Of James r Fteemaa IN fremont
on the hurteehth dsy of August ald the
seysalh day Of November next o'clock the
oren-ou WAREHOUSE.
JOHN Fl PARKER
MI Desert Julv 9th 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS, MATSERS, AND
Builders Of l)essels.

BARON De wESrEgsTEDr's PATENT METAL.
&c Composition tor the preservation of vessels hhttps
Whefher sheatheh not having teen fully tested aui
used IN England and France during the past years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
INHALATION
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTl on

4 MOST wau,ierfu| discovery has recently been mad
u Is DIR CURTIS frr the cure Of Asthma. tnasnnp
ton Brene hi1is Coughs Colds and al Lung Complaints
BY Ms3leate5 IahAIai3nn. Or f.tRIIs's KYGE.
tSH o. milling HYGEdA FApoR ard
CHERRY SfRCP. has accomplished he most won
lerfui Asthma and Consumption In the city OF
New Nark and vicIhity fer few muHihs past ever
known its producing impression On lhseas
OF thelungs before Witnessed. See Certificates
ia hands Oi agents.
The Inhaier j. worn on the breast under the linen
without the least snFtntenee The heat OF the hiy
henc sufficient esaporate tho fuid,-suppis log the
lungs constantly with healing apd agreeable yapar.
passing cells aud passages of the lungs that
cannot possibly be reached BY any other medicine
Here OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Administrators Nollce.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all CON
cerne that he has been duly appalRed and taken upoH
herself the Of administrator with the VIII
uexed Of the estate
Of Edward NJ Hooper late e SedgAiek IA the
county ofaHcpeS deceased by hoHds he law d.
he therefore requests all persons rehted SAID
deeeasefs estate to make immediate payment and those
VIVA have any demands thereon EXHIBIT the
settlement. klMBALL GRAY
Sedewtck. july s. tS55r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Consumption Cured.

New YoRK bee 27th lisa.
came 10 New York ia The ship Telegraph any
tive pls is 81 John New Brunswick ~hen!t ached
this CITY my health very poor had sety beoBsh.
raised good deal Of matter, which frequently mix.
ed with blood bad pain in my len side and was very
weak and annotated My friends and ply seiAn pro
bounced my Consumption and beyond the reach OF
medicine. accidentally heard Of nr Curtis Hyeaana
nhapg Hygeln HApnr and Cherry Syrup aud obi
ei A package which xeriIy believed saved nv life
Soon alter wearing the lnhaec found 1t relieved tie
pressure NV hugs and after white the disease made
its appearance upru the surface uuder the Inhaler
oas the Cherry Syrup directed, and essliianed tod
my cough gradually growing better unt eutrelo
cit me. aud now consider myself cured. still wea
he Inhaler AZ the use Of II Is rather pleasant and be
iespg II strengthening and purifying to The lungs
eel anwiliiag.ss present 10 dispense whit
JOHN WOOD
Accounts az daily received from elergYmen au tibet
perseas af The highest rsspeel ability 81 81
heretofore considered neHfahe, Of Asthma, Bronchitis
G,esamn,iaa s4s, all diseases Of the ianxs by ntGuR
ISIS ilYGEASA Read thu falla~ iaF
Or Russell. Postmaster af Burlington. says
send dazen moro Hyessns IL ts working weudets
herr in sesses OF the iHngs believe IT viii any
cisea.e tho very last and then prize
for th- and comfort IL is give thc safefcr
am ~itll,e saii nv nesbl,r 10 pufs base PACKAGE
aweek frt iY au<hisr il gives her pefet teht. DO
ffi expect het to 1--we
Hygeana in Maine.
5 II Gaahcrt, Postmaster at BtcamoHA. Ne VI IL.
a. The HNreana Is dining wnadrrs here " sister
has had distressing cough siA Greet difficulty to
sseafhee f ff55s >tf "ats sAf I4fA'4' sita ts ne
Cherry syrup bat few Jars trofe she rs so
nos aiter m7aib's Of H. her Cough set Ir
carttss nrv stste1n Of Inhalation must rrs'sfr
tire TeFnat0B The Treatment II diSrasrs Of tr DEs
There - mistake II is ira!r wonderful aitlgseF
TIE Kry Air tsfter a4ys il - nav .H{ l4ts sInfe
daughter pH tie Inhaler and ~ tstzz
Tie Hysoaua and la. already doae fef her
ali the Tneca fatuf have tcsu aslt j. i1f Tho
I've The ifntati8u at3 ekltar tbs
ihfnat Eoar su Nb h. cough She sleeps veil ''
Mrs Narfafcg Esstvf Of BraakisH curea - it al
ihe asthma vi eight standing In aidtta
as}se lots ei AID esfes Of the atsre Complaints
aasr wen made "a this city oat sales have aiteadE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
" II. PEARGE, PLUMBER

NJ = .;.,'5 Er-t,t.s - raqStt Siyerf sBo
tn at Ht4kHF So t-lRE Pat anf II
Faf.- p 94..s v sfef CI44s3s B4tAi4t apptf atus
= 4rtt FIX al v ter ftNtutcs At every aescrfp
tftt NJ . tt4st every part Of the
l. .ia1 Win tl--rrrh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mao
For safe IN Ellsworth by e G.. Peek
and Benz Nonrse- Cher +, field ly
Samuel Shaw & Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Land Warrants secured for Sold
iers. and Seamen.

"Nn,,E the - ii 81 ,sho actual service
/; tts- i.tder ~ officers, in the War Il
X Ftsfdl War ar with Mexico, and Tor Their w,d
tad Gliiis.i Minors unless lG1 acre arFatis
have are ty been ohttillet aud where warrants less
To- acie, eve p--l obtained, new ONES VIII be
Sreueai stliiiciea up thai amnuat. appear
.,t,.e il gegsp, "a BY letter HORAfI0 W0oDMAS
- R,ilttul Exchaag. Court uars who pays cash iot
lH- " arrInts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Metallic CONGESTION

fsrtpr To ar. liquid now tH use nut thst II il Nha
claimed be, perfect substitute fnr Cape
.heathias eempiet. pfeservstse OF vessels bottom
worms snd rom The adhesion Of shells harnac,es
r.ss weeds 6c.t That Yeseeis shnthrf sheath
4 OF not coated with tbs Metallic Cumpasitlaa canno,
y any sibihty, become foul from say cause. ~ sasy
artnl World, bat ~ II, aa8ey all circumstances. fe
lainfn perfect state II eleaaIiGess-that vessels
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03
Premium Window Shades,
NATHAN SKINS.
MAC HIVE BRO X Err,

>fEaM ENGINES aud BOILERS, New and Second
AGtiN ti oil all desc rptions and prices ooushl
AuA snii
u 81 ant ~ RarcrliiR y ; : G 7'rarerss it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

"s.sts c.z%a-s ol4s, .ssra Ia. l>st
a Ds }. &. Ava illiipfr4 81 lave ntass q fss
os fh tIlal Il the g.Ys.Hro PtEi. left b. ytat eva
ARh hAts hssa eursd len nj Ire dreadful gaaa4a
Hptier u lich lie 31sbd suffering las nrsi di~r
trfea and fH~ subsequent das=cs have eutff5f
tcmafsd iis as.sAse ieel "a better lz tit tin
vars be IT, wh rHtrriy b. tic csecl.
AT uaI Csrn.HTte ft4s- Nezsrs win great fr~ssset
LICtIS NET4- All
TIL. alye all fran perssiss M Hahlri. kna~
" here Ih.f tsstde aud sa Ntaa 4i4lr
alen.. th.at tLr-. .e.ana LIZ. t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-03

ad ered wth the Composition preserved from
caataei With the watef aad consequently the Copper
from friction. thuslgs,ne ihe metal from
wears oncer wrat and easurtns much lager rrtgras
when stripped
These Ate lsai assertions. hut can h- proved
The TERMS UPON which the NHTiHif' cow
POSITION Viii DC applied IL Any vessel Of The
i3ber4I chafaffeF
For farther fftrmaaa, apply ~ letter OF others
SA4G FRi Z{RA Ellsworth, >ste 4 cent tYF the Cig,ts
ii Ha4c az! aud vtCtutty
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
september LIST, 1855.

WHY SHOULD ANY MAN SwEAR?-I can con-
ceve of no reason why he should, but many
why he should not.
l 1t is MEAN. A man Of high moral standing
would almost as leave steal sheep as swear.
2 IL is VULGAR; altogether too low for de-
cent man.
3. 1t is cowARDLY; implying fear either of
not being believed, or oboyed.
1. 1t is 'GENTLEMANLY. A gentleman ac-
cording to Webster, is we'll bred, refined. Such
a one will no more swear than 90 into the
st Gets and hrow mud with clndbopper.
3. 1t is INDECENT; offensive to delcacy, and
extremely unfit for human ears.
6. 1t is FOOLISH; Want of decency is a
want of cnse.'-PoPE.
Z. Ii is ABUSIvE-to tho mind which con-
ceivcs the oath, TO the tongue which utters it,
and to the person to whom it is aimed.
s. Ii is vENoMoUs; showing mans heart to
be nest of vipers aud every time he swears,
one ofthem sticks out his head.
8. 1t is coNTEMPTIBLE-forfeiting tho respect
of all the wise and good.
TO-, 1t is WICKED; violating the Divine Law,
and provoking the displeasure of Him who will
not hold him guiltess who takes His name in
vain
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
Another Accident on the Railroad

Providence, Sept. T.
Tho mail train from New York, on tho Ston.
ington route was thrown off tho track last right
nonr Kingston in consequence of the breaking
Of an axle. Several persons in the second
class cars were injured, but none Others.
Tho accident occurred about three miles
this side Of Kingston station, to the train which
left Boston on Monday evening. A rail, il is
said had been removed from the track. The
train consisted of two 2d class and six lst class
ears, all of which, except the two. hindmost
were. thrown of the track. The two second
class cars were thrown across the track and
completely demolished. There were. in all,
some 400 or 500 passengers on board. Benz
Siumpps, of North Kingston, lost both legs;
Robert Lawrence, one log badly fracrured;-
Patrick Hogan, log and chest badly hurt; Da-
vid Mcneil. of Belfast, Maine. back and spine
iniurod; Mary Barry. of New York arm wound
ed;--Smith, of liande"'s Express, foot bad
ly crushed; Ann Wise, of Salem, badiy Dt.;sa,l
Mrs. Learv, of Salem considerably Bruised
Several others, names not reported, more OF
less hurt. sI sa i,gN !aal.ar-
The passengers subsequently, held meet
ing on board the Plymouth Rock, at which
Capt. f. Caldwell, of Boston presided. Speech
es were made by DIR. Peter Parker and Rev.
DIR. Cbickering aud others. Resolutions were
adopted returning thanks to the various per
sons who distinguished Il emselves in the trying
emergency, and comGiittee was appointed to
collect subscriptions for the relief Of sufferers.
They subsequently eseta2- - -hp wing
been collected
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
rerriele Ravage. Of the yellow reyer.

baltimore, Sept. 4.
BY the boat from Norfolk we have the most
awful accounts Of the ravages Of Yellow Fever
yet received. SON frr
A letter from DR.. Morris says there we're not
less than 64 deaths in Norfolk on Nondav.
Tho Herald gives the names of 35 pcrsons
who died on Sunday. and says that so bodies
were buried on that day. r, .lt 5af flf5tH
Fifty cofins were sent down from here on
Saturday, and orders have been received for
100 moro. M sr
The boats brought up a largo number OF
people, who wcrc flying from the scourgc,
some Of whom took refuge in the Rotunda Of
the Exchange until they can procure lodgings.
A committee of citizens of Norfolk. headed
by DIR. John McCade. passed through here to
Washngtopto ask tho Presidents permission
TO romoyo the remsnder Of the inhabitants in
their city to Fort Monroe.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
Arrss, under the Maine Law.

Now York, sept. =.
Mossrs. Coleman g. Stetson Of the Astor
House were to day arrested, charged by @. J.
Warner. Secretary Of tho City Temperance
Alliance. with violating tho Liquor Law
They worc held to bail in the sum OF $500 for
trial in the Court Of Sessions next Friday :,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11

n5- "Jim. they build houses very quick out
West "Ha, do they. how quick" why one
day they put Up the frame. the secopd gay
they put on the outside. tho third dsy ,ney
put in the lights, and tho fourth day 'ho "re''
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
For the STANDARD,
THE CURSE.
BYxArE LAWRENCE.


BYKATE LAWRENCE.
There rests on our fair land,
A blightine. with'ring curse;
Yet men Of noble minds,
Its frightful presence nurse.
They press il to their hearts,
And seem its form to love,
As 'twere an angel sent,
To bless us from cbove.
Our land so free in name,
Home Of the honored brave.
Yet Oil most sad to tell,
Home of the bond and slave.
Mel. Of Columbia's soil,
Must she forever writhe,
Meath this grim destroyer's
Fierce, never yielding scythe.
While this foul stain remains,
'Nauglt we expect from Heaven,
Yet still our fairestspots
To slavery are given.
Are there no Washingtons
That we must bend the knee,
And yield to that dread curse,
Fen hopes ofliberty7
Oil can this, must this bel
Is there no arm to savel
No friends Of liberty
To keep her from the gravel
Must slav'rys' giant form
Cypress our nation so,
With none to stay his coursei
My heart gives answer Mol
Ye hardy yeomanl up!
No time TO waste away.
Raise Freedoms banner high,
Commence without delay.
Let its fearless motto
Death or Victory, be
Enstamped on every heart,
Then fight for liberty.
Ye menl who WELD the sword
OfFreedom and of Right,
In Congress halls, prepare,
BE girded for the fight.
Clnsp thy manly brow, with
The golden shield of truth,
And let staunch Principle,
Arm both the aged and young.
Aud maidens ofthe North,
Shall we not too enlisti
. And yield our efforts weak,
Our brothers to assist?
And though meath the banner.
Our place may never be.
Shall not our words of hope
Aid dying Liberty1
Oh, thoul whose name is Love,
Aid us rs n nation.
And US in the mighty work
Ofemnncipstion.
Agen Of fearless spirits.
Oil raise up for the field,
Then with thy high blessings,
The enemy must yield.
Der lst, 1855.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
T.. J. CADWELL'S
nAGlTERItEAN (AIIEHX.

\ jR. CALDWELL espectfully informs the citizens
VI Hudson and vicinity that he has all the latest
/ pro, ements for tnking Iikenesses.
Il = Rooms over Furncr s. Rules Store, Hudson. VI.
Iiudson Ian. Is. 1854 Iv3GI
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w n KOOP'
r. II We kS - III q UE
EXTERMINATOR.


Prepared by ROBERT ID. WYNKOOP, New York.
Price One Dollar.
THE peculiar operations of this Medicine in these
Diseases has undergone long aud long aud close obser
vation in bilious climates and il is believed that il will
fail, if properly and judIcouslv adinui tered
unless other diseases predominant of different char
acer. IL will be found eHeetual in of the enlar
cement OF the spleen (kuown the Ague Cake slso,
Lip1 complaints and JauRdice, With all those various
modihcmons which arise rom the causes. Ii is
highly recommended by ply ysicans and has been ex.
,ensivey used with dsting shed in relieving
many Ot those who suffering under this scourge of
country. Persons ofweak stomach. and children,
may take without the east difficulty. 1t strengthens
the stomach and digestive organs induces appetite
and seldom requires more than bottle TO effect
cure, The vast quantities OF Quinne and other things
whichare swallowed at random, in enormous drughs
of whisky ram &c is sufficient TO ruin the constitution
Of men and the morals ot commu uiy and do evil
than even the baneu effects ofths disease itself. The
safest manner of hreaiment especially in these disea
SEES is the best.
CERTIFICATES.
We honestly believe that certificates general
ly read, but II has become 10 Introduce
them that have IN order satisfy those no rely
such evidence introduced as many GEN UlN Il certih
Gates as our space will allow.
The Assistant Surgeuu ofthe United States Navy. who
resides in The city of New York, has kindly given
usthe following accounts oftae effects oflhis medicine
GESTLEMES--I have used your compound in cases
of Fever aud Ague, and have found it 10 the
purpose better than anything have ever prescribed
Surgeon in the United States Navy, different
stations and when have had many forty hf.
the sick lista; time, aud il has always
proved successful. recommend this article from the
certainty of lis effects, and give it apreerence all
other articles in medicine for the distressing complaint
Yours, &c, @. II. TRAPhAGAN. Nj. ID.
n r For sale in IIilsdae by MorT s. Bro and q.
W. Underwood.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-09-11
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