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CATHARTIC PILLS

OPERATE by their powerful influence on the
~ internal Nisecra TO purify the blood and ,timu-
distractions Of the stomach, bowels liver, and other
organs of tho body and by restoring their Irregular
action to health csrrcct wherever thry exist, such
arrangements as are the htst cat,scs Of disease.
An extensive is,al OF thcaf virtues, by Professors,
Physicians, ard iaffcnfs has shown cures of dan
ecrous diseases almost beyond beief were they Ros
substantiatcd by Frsons Of such exalted position
and character AZ to foftsd the Suspicion OF nniruth
Their ccftthcntsS arc TnbHshed III my Ameficar
Almanac. which the Agents hviow named
pleased 20 furnish Srev to all iyquripg.
Annexed We give Ds,erf'oss fs's sheis use in the
rssnptaiuts which sSey have twin found to cure.
fon CosTIvhShss. Take one or two Pills, OF
such quantity ~ TO gently move she tvweis. Cos
hverrr>s r. Frequently the aErsasaunx cause Of
PiLSs, and the cure OF one COMPLAINT 10 the cure
NJ 10th. No person can feel well while under y
eesfi,s habit Of body. Hence 1t should be. a. il
can he. promptly relieved
FcR DYSPEPSIA, which Is sometimes the cause
Vt Casfi'ess, and always uncoinfsrfahle take mild
doses ffcsn to four - To ssi,n the stomach
and liver rsfv hsathy sesson hey will do II, and
the hcayfsu,a. Isstsya, and scafssrn Of dyspep.is
will rapidly disapf%as. When u has gone, dons
forget what enrcd YOU.
For FOrt Stomach, or uortfs fnsrfscS OF TIE
Botrris. which Is"+Nscs general depression OF the
spirits and had hcaith take run ouf 10 eight Fills
al trst and siascs A,>srs Afterwards, until activity
and strength - festusrst W the system
Fog NERVOUSNESS, SftA bsApAtfv NAtsaa,
Pam ~ the Somns A. bfrk, ~ 49,. h< rom four
TO eight pills on going 10 ted III the Il, Not oyer
ate sufficiently, take more the next ntil thsy
do. These complaints viii b. s~rrt = fr"Ir the
system. Don't wear these and fs.I ) ued Dis
orders hrcdnSc lot,r stomach i 'rd-
FoH ScauftLA. EhNstrtiN, 9ss bs'sses
af NE Slsn. take the lis freely ana n'iy TO
keep tho tuwcls open. j he vrnttI"r 81 gsacs-
all, s'Ion begin to diminish and disappear Many
dreadful slect, aHd -'rcs have teen healed mp BY
tha pur<ue and puff, 'ng eirct pr thr-e !,, and
some disgusting dtsra>"s which seemed To sa'Nuat-
,hc whole system have completely welded to thc,s
influence, leaving the sufferer ih perfect health.
Patients Your du'y TO socieiy fstsds that YOU
should parade Yourself around the wursd covered
With pinplc. botchcs. ulesfs. scr.s. and all
Of the nnriean diseases Of the skin because yut.I
ss,icin wants cleansing.
10 frHfy TN. Bloom. they are the best nedi-
cine Discovered. They should be taken freely
and ftr.Gt nti,, aid tn. Impurities which sos the
seed, OF euf able diseases Will To swept cut VI the
s,>icm like chat he,arc thr wind u, this ps-rersy
the, dn - much gasd ia ptctenfing sickness a, ~
the remarkable which they making ever,
where.
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IMPORTANT NSTlCh

DIR SPEAa'S VISA A4;'S FRIEND Is anlncs.Iaaa
by onl, nedA sisc.hered ir that ':ls
complaint fsllas nf the We,ab abvi4,is all
"f resortng To Instrument Ii IS put up la Package
and can be seat 10 aHs part NJ tic Nptii Thousands
are suffering with pressing a~u i'a'"s pain it the
rruins aud hips a,d si,s of the hseksisu very law
dnwn the bseS, VITA lest AID .caklns al We ~al-f
with AfActo,. al the liver, great @'asseSs sad
pfest ration OF Strength debility cic- Much
exercise wsikiag sa.dn', railing. nr ttias. greatly
Increase the abosu ssnlfE-ns In advanced stages OF
he d,scAse he ssrcr thus deprived nj all
ID isobtissd ,s te oo,sir& to ti,e House and frequent
l. IL her bed These arethe sytnydptus If" tins cU.u
MI IL which m -vd,csi!, nurrd D. the use Of u! Iii
,tr.nrsi"Ary E,-diciue
For safe oniy by pa V y SPEAR No Is X ICELAND
street., B,soa Fsfss.s al di>t,ice sisaias .bt
ahsse ucdic 10 Gao l,,s- s. ~ iaait with
y II be Civ
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DOCTOR DEANS
Neuralgia Pills +!

NEURALGIA is DISEASE Immediately attacking the
hraIn AID stem the of all sensaoti
and m"lna AMI lie isiia he'd from kheuuai lem
tbas b~f'g serst up,a the muscular pnrtlous the
body. siceti N-usa slc may be dacd he rheumatism
Of FAC Rerres.
A. this ei,ss of disea.css ofsn caused by dcranse-
meat Of tbs sonh s, liver these pitt. are especially
calculated the arylua au-e tho cu,npain
They opsre by remnvIur "ss-i fnei"ns from the
aCh, bowels aud itsef lay exciting heir fnnc tanal p.S
rrs whuui drailtns and 1 sending The Via nuJu Ia
the cytreui,tiss OF the sri.rirs and nerve.
Having heen pt.itsin. physician f'I uver hhs
and heen iar'r'dt eN'o~H The auiha. of .eans N-s-
table Rheumatic pills ttat ia.-r sl.us tune
and experience ts nn.- than tNree quar- OF That lie
rihl pat thsse iIs I'itu market With the ss,rf
rance nj favorable recrpr.ti aud that he public will
haii them another h!esstnP ouHerr-d dl-n humanity
ORDERS addressed Ia the agents, MAY NAED MOVES
NrfchaUs k"s B'sta1 viii he promptly snsw-fet
Eur SIDE ais' ~ At the priaripii Wholesale firn-sst
n the cttses aaa retail bg AiAahco.es and neo-rs
IA nri'eine ihr'as ou, the DATED States aud British
Pc1tMces.
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Administrators Notice,

The subscriber hereby gives public a.,iee to ane-a'
eeinei that he has beea spfoiie and taken upon bin
set The tTgst ~ administrator OF the estate at ira
Crude, late n Breskssie IN the County vi
Hancock deceased by riyiag hsnd as he Lac directs
he therefore requests al wn indebted To The
said dcces--s estate 10 make iaeJis'c paymeat, and
tsse hstias bills tbsfeea, to exhibit the sane or set
{ ,sn4eft
JOHN WATSON
NJ.
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Dr. Langley's Root 4 Herb Bit,ers,

nS-rhe Gfrst Sprins aud Sur,u,cr Medicine In
OF
poekrod Wild Cherry Bark PtcAly ASH E1rs nande.
lirn Root. SsrssIatiIla rh"rcuyhwort Mandrake aud
RnubSrb ROOT and HERB u IrNiJICE BIY7EHS
This medicine has heen Constantly nctezsing public
for Eve years aud know lodged Ia. IN.
The best and ct-u,tsi 1sGicias N, noyId The ef
fec, af this medicine is wonderful IL acts direct
y up,a the hsxeis and bood BY removing all ohstruct
lrn,n the internal organs, stimulating them to
healthy acton rencvatins the fountains of and Wig
purity '.s the blood cleansing il from all ,usnars
ind Causing TO through part Of tn.
rdy- They cure and Eradicate from the system liver
Complaint that main wheel of So Teny diseases Jaurd,
ice. IN ITS wnrst Erns alt bilious diseases and foul
stomach dyspepsia costisensss, hunors If the blood
'nd ska. indigestion, headao he, dizziness P,lcs heart
aura weakness pain IN the side and bowe;s nAulene,
lass Of apnoits and all kindred plants caused BIZ
Iiscrdrre strrsaeh bad blood which all ar. more
NJ les, -rt tcl spring and summer Coughs and
colds also ts MS broken up AID cured al ono,
Oce % non Boston Aud sold ny all merchant.
IA every taSr aud village. who sell medicine
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Court Of Probate

Held iacksp,rt wnhin aud for the county ci Hancock
90 the first Wednesday of Nav, in tbs year Of our
Lord eighteen huadred AID aud hay five.
WILLIAM JARviSS ais Executors ofthc last will
and testament "floha Jatvi. late OF C4stae m said
county deceased having presented their seennd a1ooaa
Of EYecuiorshIo upon sand estate Tor Pr"hate:
Ordered That sid Enesn give notice thefeuf 10 ali
persons interested by Causing copy of this order to he
published three WEEKS sucCessveIy In the Ellsworth
American pr,nied II Ellsworth that hey appear at
Probate Court 10 he held al Biuehiii 10 said county
the first Wednesday afJu.y ol ihe elock
the forenoon and shew cause IL any they have. why
the am. should mol allowed
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Atrus caPy Attest,
~ 1 F DRiNKwATER Register
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
oUM.COATED FOREST PILLS,
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World
1000, 900
Bottles aud boxes sold annually,

And ThousAat. e Lives sve, ir-n a fEhNArti
GRAVE by this Late di..use.s
Testimonials OF the most iGtaah. rast.,t-t
Continual, p'atns tn G"m syery par 81 t.au
ty. bearing Stiffness 10 ~ aaIaiAlriied eihc4t, at
tues. m-SeIaes
eertde tc BY istie,s aud other f-yttscJ
Iron, ALI pats 81 tie Uaia <sa Btish a.t~.,e. tr.u
The i,s Fl JanaAt, i>32 to JAna.r. m ISL rsei.t,,
fs>-r ned
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Bnl shan time has -isp'ed since these sr-s, aud
s's-i Medicines have been made l.. fbe ruiac
yet thnaslni' have alteai, ctfefeiscr t-t -.si al
set' ia'a'"iz sscH a'sr by their pa, ,,et.". a. "a,
curshi- ha'e ioui reisi sad b,ea resisted to .cuu
And 'is"t'u' health ir'a their Use. The great .niat
ii nj these medicine. have dsae ha. induce tts.,
sart. to ri them io their Hi,ud. Men t "A,
lrsFtty Ai ph,soaa have sancIs-.ed their 10. AM.
recon- Heiid hem 10 the Faaie.
SHLShl<o CUkE Uf St.ROFUiA errEn
hR q w, HALSES- S,e fsr& De- era ls,2
rssK Sal deem Il bat tt,.ir. IL ,au
As the iHven"f ola great n'nsi'ene to ssi ,ou ,ln
h'stsrs "f my "sn case am is-nty year. 81
age Al thirtsrn ~ss NtsosrI with >rfalsl4 WINCH
formed fusinIes AID ht.s. efse u.e.,s an M,
neck The ea4r ts,ae .nd from the..e i,i NJ,
to the lett ear About ns"ths onl,sc., eli a.inr
your Forest Wiae ad Plus (Is. as d,,ee rsof., ,
cured ne Yf- sc~s although sssfsi - Ie.s ..,,.
ny al the dreadful nAaoef te which "a. ssa,;.4 Al
ter assfl, fourteen ear -ussths nos re,c.t "a.
that nv health - fully fe.isrr by your re,..,l,e, :.
stsers hA''ns proved Intellectual Yours s-t, r.sisc,
Julp. SAMUEL bonn
C'.E OF PALSY.
Tn fsiic,cia. J'satwony s,t.a us bs NJ JoLas p
Gsda. Of oFaasr. y. J .hsa. ne .Ts,asd.l,.a5.
,s.et?f ~. .,,. ""a r.iis ia Parots".
DIX " hAkshf- or3s.. " J frb H. !,-l
DEAR sin--M, ~tte had a.. .,t... "a,
the Palsy % severe thai her ~a"l- s,Stem ~, con,
lieeiy iAralysed She continued 10 sss~ .e.trt H.,
"t aet hdy and iinas W. ssUprs, ,~r.fed oi her re-
eesr'y Asthts ,ar she tees take ,oss u.-,il ..
Their ef-r effects srrs Uui ertenrneed She i-xan|
srsdual! I" Improve ~ health, std ia r. t.tt, u.
covered ,atir-l, The ertrAsfLiassy eIct, of ,..,,
ne and Pills Ia ensias my ~ii- Of coup, .e ne,
er expected Der ~ get better Vi induces nc az ,
seo TO yourself an-f The Esac, Ia scat ,oa li. cen
cate JONATHAN y ff1\tTr
! avn acquainted with Mr J. p Csns,, s.i
the sbo,e ccr,hcae Ia he true
u. r. HERDMAN
~ ChAmhsrs-.t n. v
READER, IL You not your esns,itut,on Ia, ,n,.,
by 'a.' slow iass'ns p"sea CafoseI other rI.erai
OF suy aaeettas. Medicine shrteser tut pr,x ur- ,h
excellent And Pafay vegetable preparations. Hai.e,s
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Court Of Probate

1t Court of tfoDate
Holden Al Bias Report whio and for the County OF ran
cock. the hrst "Wednesday Of May, A. ID
1855
Rssaecs 81 ADMINISTRATIVE efthe Estate Of Bea
ism,n Sap,as ists II oflsd 10 said Couaty dsresse
having prescatei her 6ns account Of Adn'nis'rstain
up,a said estate for Probate:
Ordered That the said Administrative sive notice
thereof all persons Interested by Causing copy al
his order TO he Published three weeks sooeess'ei IN
III, Ellsworth pfiatcd ia Ellsworth that they
may appear a Probate Court to be holden al Ibis.
worth an the third Wedtesis, OF June nett, al ten
clsck the ptenoon and show Cause any they
have why the sans should not he allowed
~ PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atrue copy-Attest A. r pKINkWArEK. Neg istet
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WEBSTER HOUSE.

Soz hanover street., Boston.
"A The undersisned late OF me FaAxyI,S
Houss Tho lease u which a hotel has er
lxSu pred, have taken the new spacious AID Gle
&C., CANT Hotel tW eas,sr Heuse } No 5s2 Hanover
street and opsned January LIST, 1855. The structure
10 ~ ssbstantsa aud eomnsdious a. II 10 elegant ard
every apartment IS spacious pleasant, and fitted up
~tth TASTE having every modern impsov eB for the
e"ufct OF convenience of quests The location Of the
house 10 peesliAry favorable for business
nett u Is located bot = short distance from the rat
rad stations aud still Affords the visitor quiet W.,
usually ound IN city hotels especially agreeable 10
!aitss TIM fscprietsrs. grateful FIR liberal patronage
sate conductor, az the Franklin House solicit can.
tWuaaee of public fs.es aad wi, aim TO make tbs Web
sier Hoass popular and deserving OF suppart. The
pfiess are - low A. caa rsssaabiy h. srpscted Tn
chsrEs for tyansaeal bossi bet o. as psr DAY
This H'ass 10 sapAied vhs extensive h.,
sad cold h.lhs. / SAMPSON / O. B. MARTIN.
Inis Psapsetofs
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ohnson's superior Double b Singic Stitch
SW ING MACHINS

AdAp cd TO every variety ofSewi 90 Cloth a L>aih
For sale by A. =. JOHNSON L ca.
s.ls A0EsT, Ne. % MIX Street.
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DEAfNESS CURED, HOWEVER CAUSl
PLENDlD FAMILY NEWSPAPER

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
I'VE AMERICAN UNsON,-Iu Continued tories
Ne AiseriiseWeats-Eich aaal,et Complete IN ITSELF
ITn,s s!S year GtraH.e. Sasscr,pt received BY
GRAVES l. WESTON, Publishers.
ID Washington Street, Boston.
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Sseh .. Batter. Egg Ps.,,ssa Tsa,ps, ell kinds Of
Fresh Meat etc.
~ rAey keep eaastaatiy Oh had Salt, cosned and
frsh bses watch they will sstt Or tn. b5
L65efses going elssshsss shsr buy Of sell. Just
give thsiu = cali al ths "OID MARKET SrAkB" ia
.sr L,rd's saiiiias. upp ts',. tas Elssorth HOUSE
hllSs-os. MADDOX.
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Land Warrants secured for Sold
iers and Scamcn.

Sftf:I. the sct of NJ 1T aetue! service
= ttdV~ aIder Site 81 : cthcrrs ia IN. Wa .
i1lz. thnis War W II with Hesrp 1i4 et wiH
avs afi ;ntNTen. nov minors aSs l6l toe NArrs>
have a!srnlt s.a aisai.,st a.3 wh c- w,f4uis less
lf+1 TO- s't.s have t-ca o tstsi en-s VII lie
a"'sfea sbiiisiett 10 nas- 1N M tat- api,.r
ai,'r th p-Fs,n ar ny iet,h> l., tuRAIi0 WpOHMAN
~ .,f I'D hsshaag-, CUR ssitse ~t,o pays cash m
t'ls Warrants
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FAIRBANKS 4 BEARD,

y sis air ai.l Relttl Dealers In Ci-r Ale Ptrt.r
a.. NiasfaI sa,-r, HoWart i,hoAeum B4tidaas How
srs Street Boston. Hotels supplied reasonable
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NATHAN HASklNS,
MAE ulNE BRO \ + 4

STAN ENGINES ard BOILERS New 4ud secotr!
band 81 ALHiNsRi Ufa d-scr tu.ls aid prices bods
a,.d seld
~ ii a.i % HrrsrhiH , : 6 Frz.r.rs. it
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GEORGE BURBANK.
SARGENT, HARLOW x CO,

NTANtFAc IT. .EtS and dealers ia Carriages 4 Hara
VI esss ofsvsfy dse ip.iaa Hs,s-sss.y. sind
t'sSri4ss,s s.re1, kfSySsrSS Square, Esss s-.s o
I.salae kuiss4a Nrna
IuASSfs SAsasnt, A. ErsE Gv"rvTs
JtxI A. HAxLoU, OaIAsSc IL SAgGSsr.
BOSTON
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MA Ri,I-E MANDATORY.

W. HYLAND. fremont ST., (near r n
Brdc) Boston.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Builders and oasrs Asas haslas ntssdsesd Into
.heh h'asss eau bud asrss assortment Of Fix
i4lr
PLUMBING HSrIRI 'sHMrNT q
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Book and Newspaper
lLLU STHATIONS ON WOOD,
~ JOHN ANrKtW
10 Ha,hrtsftn MAJ ~ STCN.
CHARLES COPELAND,

t NfkEiio\tR Sc aud 81 CorH II B0s1ox
( "tN>rANriG ~ taatl, the t-st Ice GfennS Fun
faucy Cake PIar. and Cutl- -lunery. ttHi-s sup
Iui Ia uiittnU ~ the artIcss Frozen Shrf.
h.l jrs Blusr ,us. iII r,h- u nt Ae4ts
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PAPER HANGINCS!

1 SPLENnEp Assrtnsui II r. tIer H.nsinss lust re
N ce,vcd IRON New York, Aad sail by
B NoURSE
Ellsworth, April "a 1855 l6a
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

been applied to the military. who in tbs same way
ms regards legal matters of whatever Bind win
,he citizens are TO be amenable to the civil courts
'-TriJUne.
The Record Of Crime in New Orleans fur No.
vember is awful. Four ddy and only four for the
month are down upon the roll in which no murder
was committed and no attempt at murder made
The worst day was the 9Th Of which we read the
following
On the 9Th, n German named Allemunde was
badly wounded, and Antoine Freiler killed b.: >.
White, the contractor, was slung-shottcd q tailor
was stabbed, and q man named Patterson vas
knocked down and kicked severely Joseph Nuttel
was shot in the leg James Boyle and Edward
Jones we're shot at q man was shot dead James
Peterson was stabbed, and edward Evans was
beaten SO numerically that his life was d%ispaired
of.
Robert Schuyler. the Railroad Defaultor, diet
near Geona in Italy, about the middle Of Novem
beI.
SHAD.--Thc first shad" was caught in Savan
nah River on the 9Th inst, sold for S45, ana seryel
up for South Carolina p~alates.
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MR. GREEDY IN WASHINGTON.

A Washington letter,writer tells the following,
in speaking of the presence of Philosopher Greedy
TT the Federal Capital;
a trio of Irish servants were busily talking poll
ties in the corner Of the reading room, Irish ser
wants are great politicians here, when one Of then
suddenly exclaimed.
BE jabers. boys, and there's ould Greeley !"
"Whcre exclaimed his companions, with IA mucl
interest in their looks rs they would naturally ex.
hibits on being told that St. Patarick or Bishop
Hughes was before them.
"Standin' yon by the table, talkin' wild the tall
gi%ntlemen."
The Hibernians gaaed cusiously and intensely al
Horace for an instant, when the youngest If them,
apparently q late importation, with wonder in his
voice, observed
Sure, nm he's a ,ohite mani"
a coorse he's a white man." said the first
speaker, in a patronizihg tone as though Horace
and he were the greatest of cro-nios.
well. be me sowl, I've been decaved in the
ould fellow, entirely" continued the other, 81
thought he was a noyur."
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The KANSAS WAR, seems to be ended Tor the
present. Just how, VIC cannot say. Though so
far rs VIC can learn the Missourians seem to have
thought a retreat preferable to u Gght, and TO lave
gone home after they had fairly nsccrtainod that
the people Of Lawrence were not to be subducd by
their FOSTERING threats.
Sbannons propositions to the people of Lawrence
were that Branson and his resources should 10 de
livered up--that the people Of the city should
promise to obey the laws and that they should
surrende. their Rifles. To the first they replied
that the people he sought were not in Lawrence
To the secondhand they had always been law
abiding men and expected SO to continue. To the
.3d-they said, "Our rifles are our private proper
ty, of which by the laws of the land you have nc
right to deprive us. If any body thinks otherwise
let him come and take them-if he can"
Not succeeding in getting the dreaded rifles the
invaders seem to have thought the greatest distance
from their muazles, the safest position and so wen
home. During the invasion a free state man was
shot by a company Of the slaveocrats. As he was
riding along the road he was hailed and ordered
to stop, not heeding The demand he was shot dead
on the spot.
The people Of Lawrence seem to have acted firm
ly and prudently and to this is to lie attributed thu
dispersion of their cowardly invaders and the pre-
%vention Of further lloodshcd.
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fully and cordially invited to be present, with spe.
cimens OF Fruit, and participate in the dellbera-
lions. Especially is it desirable that you bring
with you your s%pecinens Of all your Winter Pears
for examination.
Among the prominent objects of the Society
are,--to collect from actual obsoi walton, all facts
in Connection with WESTERN FRuiT CULTURE. and
to embody this in such a fern of publication, as
will be to the creates benefit of the public.
1t is therefore desirable that e.ch member and
participant in the deliberations, come prepared to
submit information on the following points, $50
Tar as not previously disposed Of or any new facts
that may have arisen, viz:
Frst.-On the Fruits cultivated Jy himself, or
IN his region, with the proper name, all local names
and synonymcs known to him. The character
of the top and the sub-soil in which grown, il
the surface is a level plain, undulating. or hill
side, aspect and elevation what varieties are
best adapted to these locations and soils. their
productivoness and keeping properties, as the
result Of these soils and locations. The mod,
practised in the cultivation pruning, &c.
Secom1lN-The influence of the stock on thC
health and duration Of the varieties grated, oil
buddcd on the same, with the relative merits o
the two modes Of propagation. Also-on thu
health, productiveness, and duration Of the Pea
worked on the Qnincc stock, and the Cherry on th'
Mahaleb stock Me lest mode for their cultivation
with any new facts in reference to the fre.Lligh
in the Pear tree, SO.
Wiydiy.- Observations on insects injurious t.
Fruit, the tree and the vine. The diseases t
which they are subject, with the best mode +
countcract these evils, with all other infOrmatioi
tending to promote the general interest of P9mo
logy.
Well written communications on any of tn,
above subjects are particularly desired, they SHOULD
be concise and to the point.
Communication may be addressed to the Presi
dent or the Secretary. Packages Of specimens Q
fruit, should he marked for the genealogical S.
ciety," and directed to the care Of T. Il. ELLIOTT
Cleveland, Ohio" to when members and others vii
report themselves, to learn the place Of meeting
and fer other Information.
DgJa Those who receive this CIncrLAR, and can
not give it attention, will lie kind enough to han,
it 70 some one who will.
Editors of papers friendly to the objects Of tn
Society,", are respectfully requested to give the Cir
cular an insertion in their columns, and otherwise
call public attention TO it.
A. ii. ERNST, President.
A. B. BUrTLrs, Secretary.
December 18th, 1855.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29
Bap State 5bamls,

of very Desirable Styles, together with a frosl
supply of Wool and G4qtoa FaRneLs, Jeans, Prints,
Gihghdms, Real Nankeens, Galoon Trlmings,
Belt Buckles. dc. dc. All of which we are clos,
ing out preparatory to removing to our
"NEW ROOM"
in Cary's Block, Corner of Main and Ellsworth
Streets, one door West of the Butter Store, which
Room we shall occupy on and after the 10th day
f February, 1856, and where our customers will
find the
"CHEAP BOYS"
on hand TO attend to their many wants. n rood
light goon and an ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
GOODS to show them.
By the last of the week we will be in RECEIPT Of
a Fresh Case of EIGHT CENT CALICOES, which
are so desirable for COMFORTS, DRESSES, CHILL
DRENS' WEAR, DC. &c.
Thankful for past flvors. VIC hope not only, to
have n continuance Of your custom while yet in
the old stand, but upon removal to our NEW ROOM
hope to merit a still greater share Of your conf
dence and patronage. ~
Yours truly, ). L. SCIIILLING.
Salem December sth, 1855.