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n. b. LAND WARRANTS BoUGHT AND SOLD. We
buy Land Warrants and Revolutionary Scrpnt high
est market rates, giving generally higher prices than
any other markets afford, except those Immediately
in the vicinity of Land Offices where Warrants are
located The advantage of sending Warrants to
Washington is that discrepa cies in assignments,
which often occur and produce diff ulty can be rec
titled, frequently, at the General Land Office.
March. S55 j. IS, RO. H. q.
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MUM & HUEY, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Main street, Burlington, Iowa. a.saifa5

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we determined f4f fFH-
BEST GRADES GOODS APPROVED MAKE
..a3h STYLES,
oaI naunfm
We rdanddt eee
atonofu kand ic
is THE HOUSE AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS CASH.
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Iowa Music store.

WE are about CLOSING OFF stock f MUsIcAI
w MERCHANDISE, PAPER HANGINGs and BORDERS
UMBRELLAS. CANES &C., and will sell at unprecedent.
ed low prices FOR CASH.
We will sell out AT COST to any one wishing to open
Music Store. Such an one will find this good 10
cality. BARRET House BUILDING, BURLINGTON. Iowa
Jan. 8, 1855. RUFUS LANE.
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DON'T ALL SPEAK ATT ONO
For one Of Hailet e Comston's Celebrated
CARVED LEVER PIANO FORTEN!!
M ANUFACTURED to order the latest improved
1vl style and workmanship and for sale ct Boston
prices by (noy. 25.) J. S. KIMBALL 4 CO.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.


OF CHIC AG o. L u.
TIE has returned to Burling on with an entire
apparatus and much better assortment of eases
than were ever before brought to this place. and has
fitted up very
Rnom u2 o0ER
over W. H. Mauro's store, Ton the south side Of Jee
son street, east of Main,) where he has light SEC
oND only to sky-ght and far superior in every re-
spect to the one used while here before.
All are respectfully invited to call and see for
themselves.
N. Ball Pictoreswarranted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ry. or nocharge.
Don't forget the place, on tn South side OF eiier-
son eu doors east of Maine street.
August "a, 1884, ni9tw.r4w.tf
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CtLOAN'S GARDEN CITY. a very interesting paper
- Bound copies at less than the regular subscription
price at VAN METERS.
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1LD EPE2-NT zH,aaEA53
j. ID. McCLEARY'S
PRINTING INK,

AT C0RoE's Book STORE.
A FULL supply just received at the following
II prices
Extra inc black ink FOR cards and wood cuts
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UypITOME of Greek and Roman Mythology, wit
II explanatory Notes, and vocabulary by John
Hart L. L. D., for sale at CoRsE's
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LADIES EcaE1Es CLUES
Will be entitled to the same terms as above with tn
extra inducement Of the Present Of Magnificent Sci
Of BoUDoIR FURNIr. RE, with Rich Colored India
Hanging fine India Lace Curtains and everything Of
the mo Splendid Description to the Ladies Club who
will send the largest remittance for tifcates.
EEPosTxs STEERS lie authorized to act as Agents,
and the Postmaster RENTING thu largest amount for
shares will receive Handsome GOLD WATCH AMI
CHAIN. valued at Two H, ndred Dollars. The money
must accompany the application Thy letter. post paid
in all cases. and the Certificate, with the Engraving
will be forwarded free of charge by return mail.
Correspondents requested to write their address,
with the County, Town, Post Office and State, plainly
in order to avoid mistakes. All letters answered by
return mail.
Catalogues of all the Gifts with value and expla-
nation, be obtained application to the Secre-
tary, to whom all letters for Certificates &C., must be
addressed ALFRED JOURDAIN Secretary.
Washington, D. c.
FRANCIS IxcE, Directors.
FERNANDO LIVINGSTON,
Jan l6.-sm T. w. BAUER Treasurer.
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II GIFTS FOR, 1855:

The splendid House and Lot OF the Art Union
Society, situated in Broadway, $4,000
A superb Dwelling, the rcsidcnce Of the late
Anson Snitzer, Esq. $4,000
ThebAAutiful Summer Residence, Gothic Cot
tage and Grounds at Hawks N,st, ON
the Hudson River, 10000
s small Dwellings, situated on the lot belong
ing to the Society in 92dstreet, 10000
10 MAGNIFICENT Camel 8 Hair Shawls Those
art ever bcheld, 10000
sets of Diamond Jewelry--consistng Of
pieces each-all antique patterns, in
beautiful Pearl Jewel Box, 10000
10 sets Of Pearl Jewelry, consisting Of pie
.ces each, all different styles, and of Per-
sian manufacture, 5000
IL Gold Watches for Ladies', very beautiful
and curious works Of art; one the size of
a half dime, 700
10 Watches for Gentlemen all very heavy,
of different styles and patterns, 1900
80 Boudere, Toilet and Dressing Cases for La
dies, som, finished in Pearl Patterns
L uis XIV, $500
llsrge Clock, very beautiful work of art,
made by Lipordi ut Cologne, lished in
astyle Of beauty and art unsurpassed, 1000
very heavy, 1000
200 copies Of the lives Of great Painters SUI
perbly bound, with an engraving Of
$4,000 Illuminated Albums, different styles
and patterns, $4,000
200 copies Of Grswold's Republican Court,
splendidly bound, with tinted engravings, 1000
200 copies of Boydells Illustrations Of Shaks-
peare. To the admirers Of the Great Poet
this work will be an acquisition, 10000
PAINT NGs.
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TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Of the art Jmiou 2orttlp.
100000 Gifts valued - 1865
T8RI8 uvNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CERTIFICATES for This Year, One Dollar.

The membesU Of the Art Unl . ssciety. on the
occasion Of this the tenth Distribution Of the
WORKS OF ART
Accumulated by the Society during the past year,
would respectfully call the attention Of its patrons to
tic fact that being about to to the buildings
In course OF erection Tor the Society in the city Of
Washington, they wlladd the Real Estate and other
Landed Property belonging to the Society, to the
DISTRIBUTION FOR'THIS YEAR.
At the last meeting Of the Society, it was deter
mined TO REDUCE THE CERTIFICATE OF SHARE FOR THIS
GRAND ENTERPRISE 10 oNE DOLLAR EACH, thinking
thereby that il will be the means Of more general
diffusion Of the works Of Artists throughout the
try and will enable the society to extend their abors
foS the advancement Of the
ANTS AND SCIENCES
Inthis country. The certificates Of Shares viii be
issued ut $3.50
DNm IDD1o1aANU2e
Accompanying which each purchaser will receive free
Of charge BY return mail, beautiful Line and Slip
pie Engraving, entitled
6aasbinStoa on lorrbastsr apasbtbs,
Representing IN Eventful Period in the History Of
Our Country. $3.50
- It will be seen, by referring to the list, that
there are many Valuable Pieces of Poperty, many
Costly Paintings Superb Statuary, Beautiful Engra-
wings, costly Jewers, Magnificent Shawls, and other
Beautiful Gifts such Clocks Watches, Illuminated
Works, c.,to the number Of Five Hundred Thousand
worth $500, 900.
IA the S0ciety expects to remove to the New Hal
at Washington by tn middle Of June, the distribu
ton will take place on the
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The Same rules and regulations that have hereto
fore guided the Socetys distributions will be adher
ed 70 in this and on account will there be any post
ponement from the day named. All letters asdcum
munications, (post pad for certificate or on business
are to be addressed TO the
SOUTHERN OFFICE WASHINGTO N
Directed to the Secretary who will answer by
mail. Single subscribers renting Ten Dollars viii
ZINES they may name in their letter. to be forwarded
free of charge for the time Of subscrptirn
The following list constitutes q part Of the
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To the Heirs Of Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary and other Wars.

IoLy s. GLlLaIaa AID 80. e. GALLlLaG,
Formerly Sd Aud U > Treas) lAtty for Clai;nanis
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.
lust received a new and iashionabl eassortmenio of
Ladies and Gents gold breast pins gold ear rings,
gold finger rings, gold pencils, gold guard fob and
vest chains gold bracelet bands geld lockets &c. for
sale by A. w. &W. CARprSTER.
sept. 81, "a.
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CPIRITUALISM by Judge Edmouds and Doctor
y Dexter, first and second scres just received ana
for sale at fapril 81 CoRsEs.
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Varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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HLEASOM'S PICTORIAL, several sets of the bacl
u numbers can be found cheap at
march II VAN METERS.
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7HEJoSEPH WALKER INVESTIGATION

The Special Committee of the Board Of Aldermen
were 10 have met yesterday afternoon, at the City
Hall. at o'clock but the Cbarman-much to the an
uoyance If the Witnesses and the Reporters of whom
lesrly dozen were present-did not make his ap-
ptaranoe until nearly O'Clock. Aid. Ely read a
letter Of apology from AID VARIss, stating that owing
t. severe ndisposi,iou it would be utterly impossible
for him TO attend until next Monday, and asking the
Coumiiiee 10 adjourn until that time.
AID Ely said The COMMITTEE would be very glad 10
sccede TO the request of cir colleague, after examn
il some two or three unimpOrtant witnesses who we're
in attendance as they thought it due to him, be
having etened the riches; vein in the investigation,
that be should be present whenever any important tes
tnoIy offered. .
Mr. JoBS II. WHITE said he appeared on behalf OF
AID Moser ard be would Of course prefer that AID
Vsrisn 81 ould be present. On behalf OF his client be
wished 10 say in reference TO the statements maze oy
Mr.. Jones at former meeting, that 20 FAR as tney
col eerned Aid. Moser they without the slightest
foundation, and utterly false.
AID. ELY thought that the proper way would De LOT
AID. Mo-er 10 submit biz in the form Of On am
davii, and then offer corrobof alive testimony
Mr.. WHITE said that be would hsye the nece-sar!
sffidavt ready st the Dext meeting.
Mr. JONES wished TO know If Mr.. White mace nus
remsks in reference to him Of his own knowledge, on
from information derived from Aid. moser.
Mr.. WHITE replied First, from Information DC
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THE LIQUOR LAW.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tnibune.


LocKPoRT, Tuesday, July "a, 1855.
The Prohibtory Law is producing a very salutsry
influence IN ibis town. Inse ad Of night howlings and
midnight rows we are having peace and good order.
vi the thry-six inmates Of our County Prison pre-
vious to the Fourth, there but twelve remaining
four of whom testify hat they procured the lqusr
WI iCh they became Intoxicated on the Sd Of July
We have had but two or three cases Of drunken
men berg found in our streets since the Fourth, and
they have been promptly arrested and either fined or
lmpriso ed. 30 YOU see determination OH the part
of our authorities TO make GOOD use ofthe power given
TO them
We lDteDod TO a powerful discourse on Sunday af-
terDOoD by the Rev DR. Winner of this place on the
COZ stitutioDaEy Of the Prohibiory Liquor Law The
words or which his remarks were based were Luke
N, 46ih: " And he said, wo unto you also We
lawyers for ye lade with burdens grievous
to be borne, and Se yourselves touch not the bur
" deTs with one Of yOur fingers"
Al tie hour appointed the hall visa crowded to over
flowing by our most intelligent aud influential citizens
including dozen or more lawyers but how many Of
them bad given Their Opn ions on this al-mporisnt
question GB unable 10 say. However, the Doctor
did good justice TO lis subject and to those lawyers
who have been profuse With their stock Of paidfor
opinions on the unconstitutOnalsy Of this most
righteous law.
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Howe replied that nc Won" ;u.oo oo No no s she
tnoot oIp NJ, be would bring nun % r".a
went bark on Doal ,e,urn the whole body went for
assistance, snu They heo waited Tor while,
wS'd to the So,,p through the broken bull s-eye
INT on looking - hanging down. lacy opened the
they saw his Esoun. and thew found that the unhap
hatch end Wth. - ended his misdeeds by suicide. 1t
py niscrtaD ,be interval between first and second
appears bs' ffhe mate Of the Isabella he took of
coming Oh III vbich he wss in the habltof wearing
the les'ne and with this attempted to hang himself
rounc nr Of bis bunk or bodpecc which was only
from zoe and ourfee high He threwhs logs across
bts nd his ,iiempt 10 commit self destruction in
tbe De.s .hows the met determination. The broad
tbs ve! ri hoxeyer did not produce suifocaton:
iesn .,ot lie knife, which had already performed
20 nc s.,sl WORK, and drew il across his throat, 50
suoD s,;,c his miserable existence. When me men
.-S he forecastle he WAS quite dead. He
-, ont ard il was then ascertained that the shot
sS Ia Bnld from the companion had taken effect On
~ The body and that OF the cook, who lived "a
INA sfer be received his wound, both thrown
nveyhoerd Mr.. Hose, the mate OF the lsabella then
,ook charge Of the vessel and navigated her iutO
oueeDs,own. On her arrival the seaman Bald. who
- still alive and in a very bad state, conveyed
40 de hospital where he nov lies in very prscsrOus
CAV. but with some hope Of his recovery.
While THE brutal Transaction was taking place,
rephew OF the owner little boy, who was On board,
ooi into the foretop, and so escaped uninjured.
lQgeenstOwn lEBGl Lloyds
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\ CHoLrRA PArIFNr BURIED ALIVE Of Tbs MIS-
SIPrI-A special correspondent Of me NeT- or
me PlcoyHhe at Bolivia, Mississppi wuIinS uuuer
leofJ july 49, says;
earn that there IL considerable sickness on the
aver the boats often stopping 10 bury their dead
MSS informed by physician t'at seven were put OF
Tuesday last AZ Napoleon Oar country continues
b. ai'hy 1 heard good story the other day. Ii Is
toush bnt my informant vouches for the truth Of IT,
On Me - amer , on her last rip, there were many
cases Of cbeere-many died and were buried. At
ienei IN all the Cofn-plank used up and the car
renter WIS compeled TO make his boxes out of old
faibOa, plank. at sundC wn al oher lie la deck
yesseDger. He was thrust into the box and the top
loosely Daed on.
I'll capisn ran into a wood-y yard, and not liking to
stop to bury the body bargened with the o~ner otthe
yard an acquaintance, TO do II fr him. The box was
eft under the bank alone until morning, when the
sooo merchant promised 10 hide it. la the morning
1e cent two OF his negroes down 10 dig hole; when
ney came back, their eyes dilated With horror, and
nsr wool standing on end, swearing that the dead
iuow was humping and knocking 70 get out. The
master went Gown and strange sight presented itself.
Tie corpse had revived, aud finding itself in rather
Soe quarters exerted itself aud burst the rather slight
19ning, thus releasing itself. The man was soon
~ ~ and Is now choFpng wood a. the place. The
80. La landed there since but although the resur-
ossasl vii come to the landing and talk With the
HsI.ssho persuasion can induce him TO 20 on board.
SSful Of being served another trek,
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ACCIDENT NEAR NIAGARA FALLS.
crespOrdonce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

co,respordonce Of The n. Y. Tribune.
NIAGARA FALLS Thursday, July &c, 1885.
Apas<enger train on the Lewiston Railroad bound
hr this place when not far from Lewiston, struck
man walking on the track, knocking him some dis
tsnce; space Of about three feet only saving him
smother tumble over high embankment. His shout
der bgade was badly broken neck aud one ride Of hs
head sever y bruised. He was, II is understood,
hLorer from Sacketts Iarbor. The engineer suppOs-
ing him 10 be a Waterman did not even blow the
whistle and when no discovered hs error it too
late. The man is being cared for 10 this village.
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PUTNAM COUNTY.

CorespoDdence Of The \. Y. Tribune.
Cold SPRING, Saturday, July %, 1855.
The rum business in this place for few days ap-
peared to be at end, but within short time the
dealers, governed by the opinions of the lawyers,
commenced supplying their customers again Tney
bave therefore been waited upon by Sheriff and
taken before Justice Luthard, who has bound them
over 20 appear at The County Court for trial Should
the Supreme Court decide in favor of the law there
viii lie no attempt 10 violate it in this village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

NARROW ESCAPE IRON DRowSIsG.-On Saturday
afternoon last as Mr. Boyle, the well known artist Of
this Cry and his son, boy Of about twelve years Of
oge, in company with two friends about return
ing from fishing excursion off Port Morris the boat
was suddenly capszed while at anchor, precipitating
the whole party into the water. Mr.. Boyle, the only
one Of the party who could swim, reaching the
face seized hold of biz boy by the and drew him
toward the boat which wac bottom up. The other
gentlemen, being somewhat startled at their very
ceremonous cold plunge bath, caught hold Of the keel
Of the boat in such manner 10 cause it To roll over
thus throwing all into the water again. Mr.. Boge,
after considerable struggling, succeeded in placing bis
con on the keel Of the boatthe other gentlemen hang
ing on either side to preserve its balance While IN
this precsrous situation the boy, observing shss his
father was much exhausted and anxious on his sc-
count, exclaimed, "Neyer mind me; save yourself
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to lev claim FOR ;he cost OF my brig which was sunk
by the Dook. Msster an advised tia, the responsible
party TO whom SIN to look 'er PREPARATION il the Cor
poralion OF thu City, and Il Is my intention 70 CON
me- "a. mi for recovery: the Mayor told that be
Ia been Informed that had abandoned my work
which / never did, l merely suspended Operations
during the severe part Of The Winter; the hi'or said
tisi be was sorry; if be had known TINS before be
would rot have mse the conuect; asked hil to rec
,f hi. admitted mistake: he SAID he should lot DO II.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday next at > p. II.
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Census RErURNs.-The following the returns
of the Third District Of the Eighth Ward, b.undcd
by Houston and Canal north and SOUTH and Liurens
and Thompson east and west portion of this dis
tIct is full Of low enanthouses, many Of them
pied by the most ignorant kind of foreigners including
ia place rightly named R0tten-row" in Laurens-st
and another equally rotten in Thompson-st, Of
tie ithiest of the italian organ grinders. la place
called the Arch in Sulliyan-st, between Grand
and Broome, is full Of blacks an old wharf Is Of
rats Nearly the whole of the lower part Of the dis
trict next to Canal st. is filed up with class Of
tenants that count more in room than the best
families average to a whole house. The district con-
ta1s 449 house, 722 families, 595 inhabitants. This
would average over l6 TO house and 5O-l00 fsmi-
lies TO each dwelling There 439 native voters.
40 naturaized If this proportion holds through
out the City, the Know-Nobings might as well emf
crate There are idiots, deaf and dumb aud
blind in the district; and there are 1872 horses and
mules. Tie deaths last year were 49, one Of which,
a negro woman, was over 100 years old. The greatest
number Of deaths were from consumption; some from
cholera and some from smallpox, which exiss in the
district at this time. There but few persons over
TO- one only ss years old. The Marshal thinks there
are portions thu. district where the houses are
derim, nta to the public health than the Joseph
Walker ship. Will Fernando look in warm
night upon the dodgers in the Arch and Rotten
"rOV7"
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ARREST OF TURSER-CoRREcTIos.-Ino our papT
Yesterday we said that this notorious SOUNDED
arrested by Officer Farwel Of the Fourteenth District,
and that Policeman Hoyt Of the Tenth District, hear
IL The disturbance, to the assistance Of Farwe.
This Is a mistake. Turner fret seen by Officer
Hoyt in coffee house in the Tenth District, but as he
was accompanied by three other persons the officer
deemed il prudent TO secure assistance from bis own
District before attempting the arrest. lie notified
Policeman Farwell Of the proximity Of a suspicious
sokipg gang in bis neighborhood and requested him
to look out for them during his absence. we have il
on the word Of Policeman Hoyt that in short tine
be returned to Grand-st., and made the arrest, and
that Fsrwell, being unacquainted with the prisoner
did not touch him until after be was in his lHoytsi
custody. The credit Of the capture, 1t VIII be seem
belongs to Hoyt, who the first TO spot Turner
and the first to take him in charge.
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DR.. Valentine Mott is quite i'll Of intermittent fever
at bis residence in BoOmingdale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

UsIoS MEETNG-The Union Meeting Of The
Colored Churches yesterday yielded as follows; Morn
ing s24; Afternoon, 800; Evening, s77. Total, s2oi
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CITY ITEMS

BROADWAY THE,rER.-To-night, the last Of the
pressn mt season. the officers and doorkeepers Of the
Broadway Theater take their annual benefit Mr..
Barney Williams appears positively for the last time
this season and for the only time during the present
engagement personates Larry OGig in the Rob-
bers Wife; he will also play in another favorito
piece The bill is strong one, and 1t is to be hoped
that the New-York public, which has had such long
experience of the kindness and courtesy of the officers
of this establishment, will turn out stroog and IN Ike
then benefit benefit in good solid earnest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10
TO the Afflicted.

DIR L SoULE'S ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN
BALM PtlLS. 40 largely sold and highly prizsd for tn
last ten year. 10 " " j. aud CT are being int 70.
dueed IN Me; and the large sale they met with last year
eFces ther Intrinsic worth for the Of Costumes
Headache Scfou"us Humojs propsy and host other
diseases Common 81 our rhcea HuInhar Of eert.
Gates run those who have tested th9ir healing qualities
mgti be- offered but only ASK you to try them, they
recommend themselves
For sale by c. G. PECK, Ellsworth and f. H. PAR
kLR, Buckspaft
pR. PHYSICS CAupH0R OINTMENT for the cure
t loothAche, cuts Burns ague IN the face and Breast
Bruises, Chopped Hands aud Lips Sore Throat, Ear
ache. lnhdned Eyes, Piles, Corns Chihlains Rheuna
tlsn &c Tn above article has been thoroughly tested
and do not tear 10 warrant 1t ia every Instance
For Sale hg { q PECK. Ellsworth. aad l., II PAR.
hER Bucksport
Has your horse got the heayes or a
Cough Call al q Prck's and get some ofDr Toms
tteave and Condition fowders-they viii cure HIM
fry
hr Toms Russian Linitment for sale by c g PECK
Ellsworth +Am9y