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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-12

LOUIS NAPOLEON IN OUR GRAIN MARI
EErs.-The Rochester Union states that
the agents of the French Emperor have
been largely engaged this fall in pur-
chasing wheat in the West on his account
They have purchased 9o0,oo bushels,
of which 65O,OOO came to BuH and
25Q,oo0 to Oswego. All buE 10000
went down the Erie Canal. The same
agents are still buying in Illinois and
other western States, to go down to the
Mississippi and out by New Orleans.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-12

E A stakeholder in the Boston
and Worcester Railroad complains
through the columns of the Boston Jour
nal, of the act of the officers in giving
each of the employees of the roads a
thanksgiving turkey. The Journal IL
forms the grumbler that if be owns five
hundred shares of the stock, his proper
ton of the expenses would be just one
cent!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

UThe following is an extract from
the repor, Of speech delivered few
evenings since at Tammany Hall by the
Honerble Mr.. Williams, Chief Justice of
Iowa :" lie condemned Know.No,hing-
ism as in every respect unconstitutional,
and against the Bible, which says :;
"Come hi,her from the ends of the earth
all We that are thirsty" God Almighty,
who stands at the back Of democratic
principle will not allow it to be crushed.
Loud applause. The Know.Nothlngs
call themselves so because they wish TO
know nothing about God, the Consli,u-
ton, the principles Of our revolutionary
fathers. But there is something they
know-to jump into office whenever they
see chance. Laughter and applause,
The Judge would die to avert the day
when the divine right Of priestcraft should
be made power to control America
Applause. He concluded amid three
cheers for Iowa"
Alter this effort. the Honorable Mr.,
Williams, Chief Justice Of Iowa. in com.
pany with Captain Rynders. Of the New
York Custom House, went round to the
"Pewter Mug" and i" took drink"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06
Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
30
STAR OF THE WEST!
New YORK. April Sd

NEW OK. ApTll I'LL.
The steamship Star Of the West reach.
ed her wharf abou, 9 10 o'clock, with
about 900 passengers and s239OO0 in
treasure.
She connected with the Sierra Nevada
which left San Francisco Oh The 9th.
The California news is of little interest
The publishers OF the California States.
man have prosecuted Senator Gwnn fol
breach Of promise of contract. laying
their damages at S25 600 The states.
man was Gwinns Sacramento organ, and
the publishers allege that lie contracted
10 secure for the paper certain patronage
and otherwise contribute TO its support IN
consideration of its advocacy of his,
Gwinn's election to the U. S. Senate.
Business was exceedingly depressed
and money affairs very stringent.
The rains continued and miners were
acItvel ' engaged but owing TO the scar.
city of coln but little dust had been
bought. The Kerr river dlggings were
attracting thousands, being represented
the richest ye, discovered.
Wells, Fargo g. Co., were going ahead
as formerly. 1t was doubtful when Page
Bacon Il Co. would resume, while all
other bank failures were bad ones.
At Sonora depositors broke open the
vault OF Adams e. Co and through a
committee paid themselves, leaving bal
ance OF $1,000.
Blake, who shot Morey, con,rac,o,
at San Francisco who swlndIed him Out
of $4,000, had been found guilty o.
murder but recommended to mercy.
John Tabor who shot and killed Mans
field Of the San Joaquin Republican, had
been pardon.d
Nearly every article Of merchandise
had declined. laxall flour sold ais -,
5O-crushed sugars IL is IA. Provi
Sons not much changed, though 'lillle
lower.
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INTERESTING DECISION think we

INTERESTING DECISION think we
are serving he public in calling aten-
ton 10 the Court of common Pleas, III
Baltimore, October, 1854. The case
was one OF more than usual Importance,
especially to all who use platform scales,
as the decision of the court established
the fact, that in all matters Of dispute as
to weight. the scales manufactured BY
the Messrs Fairbanks g. Co.. Of Yer
mont, are the standard.
The suit arose from discrepancy OF
weight between one Of Fairbanks scales
in use by the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road Company and one Of another man.
ufacturer.
The case occupied the court two days
Judge Marshall in delivering his decision
stated rs the result of The evidence. that
the accuracy Of Fairbanck's scales was
established beyond all question.-Daily
(Phila. Pennsylvania.
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CONSUMING.

A country gentleman lately arrived in
Boston, and Immediately repaired TO the
house of relative, lady who had mar.
ried merchant OF that city. The par
ties were glad TO see him. and invited
him to make their house his home, as he
declared his intention of remaining in
that city but day or two. The hus
band OF the lady, anxious to show atien.
ton to a relation and friend of his wife
took the gentleman's horse 10 a livery
s,al,le in Hanover Street.
Finally the visit became visitation
and the merchant. after the lapse of elev.
en- days, found besides lodging and
boarding the gentleman pretty consid-
cradle bill had run up at the livery sta.
BILE.
Accordingly he went to the man who
KEEP, the stable, and told him when the
gentleman took his horse, he would pay
the bill
VERY good said the stable keeper,
Il understand you"
Accordingly, in short time, the coun-
try gentleman went TO the stable ana or
dered his horse to he got ready. The bill
Of course presented.
"Oh!" said the gentleman, "Mr -
my relative, will pay this"
Very good SIR" said the stable keep.
er, please get an order from Mf, it
will be the same as money
The horse was put up again, and down
went the country gentleman 10 Long
Wharf where the merchant kept.
We'll" said he, 81 am going now"
"Are you?" said the merchant, well
good bye sir
"Well. about the horse-the man says
the bill mnsl be paid Tor his keeping"
"Well, suppose that's all right sir"
"Yes-wel, bu' you know | am your
wifes cousin"
Yes" said the merchant, i know
you are, but your horse is not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

SARDINIA AND THE Holy SEe.-We
published short time since some ac-
count of the differences between the
Sandman Government and the Holy See
The following letter from the Genoa
correspondent of the Newark Advertiser,
dated Feb. 22d, gives the presen, state
of the controversy:
The controversy between the govern.
men, OF Sardinia aud the Holy See ap.
proaches crisis. The bill adopted in
secret Cousistory on the Odd ult, de.
nounc,ng the ministerial bill before Par
Lament to regulate or suppress the mon.
asteries and other close ecclesiastical
corporations and establishments in the
kingdom, has only served 10 exasperale
the public spirit. Its language is exceed
ingly offensive, and its tone that of an
other age; so much so that the Govern.
mcnt at Turin, deemed i, polite to en-
courage its publication by the press
throughout the kingdom, well assured
that intelligent readers would thus be led
to serious reflection on the danger Of the
abuse of ecclesiastical power. At the
same time an order was issued interdict.
ing any attempt on the part OF the priest
hood TO Introduce the question it,to the
ulpi,s with view to prejudice the de.
vout by an appeal to superstition. The
magistrates Of the several departments
are required to arrest any attempt to pre- :
judice the people in this way agains: the
Government and the principle Of free dis.
cussion in Parliament. Circulars 10 this
effect have been widely published, cor,-
currently with the libellous bull, which
threatens excommunicalio against all
persons in or out Of office, who in any
way aid or promote the so called 'unho!y
measure which is also declared 10 be
null ard Of no effect it it should be adopt.
ed by the government. And this is the
l9,h century,
A Turin correspondent Of the y. Y.
Crusader says, with reference to the re-
cent action OF the Sandman Government
f.'r the suppression o 4 mon1s,eries -
Should P.us TX pu, forth Ball Of cx-
communication asaius, our kingdom
you may hook for general reaction IN
our country agains, the Church, aud the
beginning OF religious reformation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

PUrNAM's MAGAZINE For APRIL. This
periodical comes in good season. 1t
contains a portrait Of Erastus W Els
worth. Among its conte uts are "a Trip
to the Moon'-"The Water Llily"-"A.
merlcan Orators" by Rufus Choate-
"Abbott's Life OF Naroleon"-"Our new
Atlantis" &c. 1t is capital number.
Messrs Dix s. Edwards having pur.
chased this Magazine, will commence
their direction with the May number.
Mr. Nourse has it for sale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06
aiming it..

DEATH FROM TAKING ETHER. A, Lynn
Tuesday. Mrs Mary Farley, wife of Mich
ael Farley, visited the office OF DR. Davis
dentist, who administered ether prepara-
tory 10 operating on her teeth. Perceiv-
ing tina, respiration had ceased, batteries
aud other means were used to restore
the patient, but it was too late, and She
died in the operating char. \ post
mortem examination was made by Dr.
Newell and others, who found that one
of the lungs adhered to the side, which
prevented the free action of that organ
I he deceased leaves two young child
rem.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

The CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE for
March. being No 3 of vol !. gives evil
dence Of being conducted With great care
and ability. The colored flower plate in
this number is the most beautiful we have
ever seen. The reading matter is OF
that choice kind which every parent
would desire to have we'll studied by the
child.
Terms 50 a year in advance. Ad.
dress, E Carpenter. ZIG Nassau St, New
York.
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HARTFORD, 3.

A German writer observs in late
work Oh the social condition Of Great
Britain. There is such a scarcity OF
thieves in England tina, they are com
PEELED TO offer a reward for their discov.
cry"
"Well, Pat, Jim didn't quite kill you
with that brick. bat, did her"
"No bat | wish he had"
"Whal forl"
$50 could have seen him hung the
viliin."
The rowdy who struck q light ha:
been bound over TO keep the peacs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

NATIVE AMERICAN REVIEW. We have
received No. for March. Of a publica'
ton with the above title. It is hand
somely printed, has lie pages, and is
filled with excellent American" mltter
Published by J w Moore. Philadelphia
We hope gond work will be adequate
ly sustained Boston Bee.
Wsh,pe so too, and hope an exchange
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

The following is one Of the toasts Of.
lered a. supper Of the printers Of Low.
ell
Our Revolutionary Fathers - Like
good printers, they locked up the forms
Of the Tories aud double loaded the
! British columns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

~The single democrat chosen to the
New Hampshire Senate is Hon. Jonas ID.
Sleeper, of the 18th District. He is plac.
ed there by the people as a monumen. TO
the memory ola once mighty party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06

THE SEVENTH CENSUS: or Stats
tics for Business Men. Showing the
name, location, and population Of eve
ry State Parish, County, Town or
Hundred, in the United States; togeth-
err with the size or extent OF the Mer.
camille, Manufacturing, Agricultural,
and Industrial interests OF the country.
Also Political Register for the State
of Maine for 1855 Gardner: Geo NJ
Atwood. 1850.
We have received a copy Of this work
through the polneness OF the Publisher.
From a critical examination we are I'M
able to detect even sing le error, which,
for book of this kind, adds one hundred
per cent. to its value. Many persons an:
nually pay large sums for New Maps
wherewith TO adurn their rooms, and yet
many such would decline purchasing this
work; but to the business man who has
once learned its value, this book would
be priced Of infinitely more value than
a map costing four times as much. But
no person can truly appreciate the value
of such rade mccain, without first ex.
amning it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06
Notice

70 the inhabitants of the town Of Ellis.
worth. and persons liable to be assess.
ed therein.
You are hereby notified that the sub.
scribers will be in session at their Office
in said town, from the ninth to The four.
teentli of the present month, from nine
o'clock A M, until five o'clock P NJ, for
the purpose of receiving true and perfect
lists of The Polls and Estates, real and
personal, not by law except from taxa.
ton, which you were possessed of in SAID
town oil Ellsworth on the first day Of April
last past. which account you are required
to bring in.
J. DUrToN, Assessors
J. l.. Moon, Of
C.P. JORDAN, \ Ellsworth
Ellsworth April 1th, js55.
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Latest News.

PORTLAND g.
Hon Neal Dow is elected Mayor by
majority Of II. Dow 1904; James I.
McCobb 1880.
The Know Nothing vote was thrown
Tor DHw which turned the scale. -Four
DoH Aldermen we've elected, three OPP
position, ten Dow Councllmen aud nine
opposition. There are two vacancies,
New YoRK g.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived
23th ult.
The U. S. steamers Princeton ard
Fulton were at Havana. The Fulton
was to sail for New York all the DIST
Numerous additional arrests had been
made at Havana, amongst them Don Cas-
n.o, the manager for The Bank OF Saw
ngs, and Alc"sas. wealthy banker
whose only offence is believed TO have
been expressions of sympathy for Pinto.
Col Robinson, acting U. S Consul.
is understood To have sent IN SO strong
proies, against the so.called trial Of Es-
,anpes and Felix as To have induced the
Captain General to refer the matter to
the Spanish Mni>,r If AT Washington
before carrying the sentence INTO execu.
lion.
The lalls and forts were full of poiti-
ca prisoners. and an announcement had
gone forth that six companies Of colored
maiia were to be established in Havana.
New YORK, ..
The drafts of both Page & Bacon OF
st Louis, ana Page Bacon & Co OF San
Francisco, were allowed 10 go to protest
N this CITY to-day.
The shipment Ct gold by the Atlantic
Tomorrow, it is said, will probably reach
81 ,50O,C0'.
New ORLEANS, 3.
The great race against tune for $50
900 came off today, and resulted in the
victory of Lexington, who ind the four
miles IN seven minutes and 10 "a sec :.
onds.
PlTTsBURG, 3.
The river here me asures ) fee, 5 inch
is and is falling. Canal navigation is
COED.
BuFfALo. 3.
A few scattering returns from the elec.
tions in Iowa indicate the success OF the
the prohbilary liquor law
CiNcl. MATT, 8.
Our municipal election is still undecid-
ed. frauds having been discovered in the
18th ward, where it Is proposed to throw
out the entire vote. which will give lay
lor, Amesican candidate, about 100 ma
ori,y. Had the entire vote Of the city
been counted, the whole democratic tick.
It would have been elected by 500 TO
1000 majority.
There has been no more rio,ings since
ast night.
II is supposed that ten or twelve per-
sons were either killed or MORALLY
wounded and the only wonder is that
the loss of life was not greater. Fire
arms were discharged indiscrlmately.-
/, was altogether the most disgraceful
election day ever experienced in this
city.
Hartford, 3.
Sufficient returns from the election
have been received to make the election
certain OF all the Know Nothing and
Wing Congressman. OF ,wen,y-o ne
Senators, twenty are claimed as Wings
and X Ms.
Miner. X N, will probably receive the
highest vote Cor Gov. His election by
the Legislature is certain.
A German writer observs IN late
| ,,.uxL IN tho raci.l cnndifion III q re al
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ARNOLD'S PATENT
SASH LOCK-,

TIE following s.l-cled from tn, us,tis similar
by press in all pats The couatry my teII
with interest:
| "AHSoLp's PATENT SAN 1ocS.-The fame Of these
fasteners, has necnn,. eNt,ndd 10 al paris ii
the country. and scarcely house keeptF - unaware ~
the with which they adapted 10 tnelr
Nndnws The perfection Of thur working and HE II tire
safety With witch they Insure ae" s. the d"Rr" !ins
nj n0clHrniI thieves The lfSen.ty whIcn rNysorrd
these exceedingly aesefu ad hands articles. been
hru ht Ii successful reqn:.llioa y r.ir Improvement,
intl have various speci@s al the la.r patterns
cnn,hinluinr uea'nes'. facility and srrufiy Ia Sttli
greater degree tn Ih,ss whoa we're trst nfliig" to
tn. pube We are htpHg tn para taat those haisngie
lutte popular VITA house bu'ers and
| riesi-k .cI,rrs - Rochester il.yecrff.
The Subscriber ow. the sc1c light f.r this County Az!
preplre 10 furnish and put the abrve locks At HE
shortest As these I."ss may be used Tor drnp
lag the upper sam, and the nf them r'nf tut a
uIA. compared wuh that vt Weights. every pptsu.
will iud It his interest To prAcure lhsln.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06
ELLSWORTH
HIGH SCHOOL.
SPRING TERN.

THE Spring Term Of this Institution
l will commence on Monday. the oh
inst, under the charge of Mr.. J. w.
BuTTERr,ELp, graduate Of Bow doln
College, ana an experienced and success.
full eacber.
Instruction will be given in the Greek
Latin, German, French and Spanish lam
guages in Mathematics Chemistry, Phi.
losophy and such other branches as are
usually taught in similar schools
The building has been fitted up with
all the mode imp PIGMENTS, and is con-
yeniently arranged.
TUITION FIVE DOLLARS per term, to be
paid In advance.
Ellsworth, April 81, 1855
N A. JOY, SEc'Y.
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tO.syGtD GRAPE.

HGIET / In. NJ : Utrct1mis RDtr. have nov
rssd. for -a'- liz FIJI N!.w AHn >rrspIIR SETpltxU
he stuck OF ut hIs brFn placed IN Their hatls FIJI
rrus,Aahty nv, American iety is The greatest
FUSION wh4rh iis tyrf gel bern mate II hard
.ttIes II IS 'pIr "neks earlier han the Itabeh att
weeks cartier IA IN tn. lana 1t wns fully ritz thf
srasou s'it an the IN Of September. Ii IA per
t.ctly hardy. With lunches ii barge size stapl'ereh NJ
weighing p"lut' and with ara. ruuli-it btrriat
rrlueutly neHsGrine al IN III han'aitr; color vert
bark cover i With Ii:tk blne bln"n. flavor rich
,ud u-Cnu, ~i'h a fac sprlgh'ly stumA. All sou,:
,lds- who h1yr ia+'el pro i, superior the
tt,p',ia ia H. p-sl Condition..
Fine sron, n,r wear u vines will II" ready for AL,
ipUi At s2'.ach. Or 81 PR deem. al orders viii br
utrr'' Ia mite rotation IN whrh they received
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DEVlNE'S
C0NP0UND PITCH LOHENGES !

The Grcal Kemody Tor COIds, EOngh,
Whooping Conyh, Group, Asthma,
and Consumption
WARRANTED TO CURE,
Two boxes have Gurrd bad cold
T.n tastx oa,es have cured K.sln, oil Bad
Three to Ave jhIesnty cure, WhsDHfs C1u III.
Two to ipur bt4.. have cured Cru3p.
Five Ia eight soXes have cured t,nnsrmttinn.
bianuiactufei 10y 5. Il. FULLER = Co, No Wi
.ou Lane, Boston,
+. Sl.A TEL: < co. Wholsa,e and Retail Agents
NJ fremont Temple Boston.
Z = Sold by Druggists anI merchants generally
throughout the country; also by the Manufacturers No
/ Wilson l.aHr Bnst n, biass -
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MARRIAGES.

In tins village Goth ult. by w. II, Clancy
ESD Mr. VIM. A. Davis to Miss Elizabeth
Patton, all of Ellsworth.
In this village Both nit. by " II Clancy
Esq Mr.. Brdigham Haynes of Dedlam to
Miss Susan NJ. Austin Of Els stur,h.
In this village End inst by w II CLANCY
Esq Mr. a 4ron G Williams to Miss Sarah a
Hamilton, all of Ellsworth.
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Written f,r the Ellsworth American
Harry Stripe.

Hail, valiant men hail. champions bold
For rights Of crlnglng, Popish pack
Hail, Harry Stripe. hail wildcat clan,
Who ride on brawllng Patrick's back
How runs the tide? what bodies the day.
Is Patrick clamorous for his dram!
Dear sowl no doubt We pity him;
Blu, pussy keep one eye on Sam.
Hail, Harry Stripe! coon in cats fur,
Art waiting still for honor, fame!
All. once so high a collared cur
No wonder tina, thine eyes look shame,
How blows the wnd' how sails the ship7
All going back to Ireland now'
Faith, Harry, claim passage, quick;
And take upon thee, Patrick's vow.
A noble deed noble deed !!
Thy last dear Harry, ras aimed high
A care, that what the public read,
stu man should deal beneath your eye.
w.
NORM IenODSCOt, MuICu 81
EPIrArHs.-The following old epItaphs
on talka,iye old maids, are terse and ex-
press,ve, especially the latter. We re-
cord them here as literary curloslties;
"Beneath this silent stone is laid
A noisy, antiqua,ed maid,
Who from her cradle talh'd ill death,
And ne'er before was out Of breath"
Here lies, return'd TO clay,
Miss Arabella Young.
Who on the frs, Of May
Began to hold her tongue"
Why's D like marriagef ask'd the maj d
Whose love to me is piighted;
| blushed, Of course, and hung my head,
While she seemed quite delighted!
Come! answer me, continued she,
And don't be long about it!
You stupid nlnny, don't you see
We can't be ,ced without it,
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INHALATION
For tic Cure Of Consumption
DIR. IRA WARREN'S
NEW REMEDIES.


wi; n,o. a.,o,shinz cur.s Of Lung r:EA:Es la4a
l Der, o.l-t ri hy he use Of
ER HiRRLAfS IAHALINGs calm
es"r Hrd pr" i.rat ini. hr aiins diietty rio Ito
t.u,ss bh,r, n, iD~ai diseose lie Balm Is pre-.
,eu.d wi,h lii, fullest iienre that IL il the l.. 81
medicinal .rel ever employed for The cure at Cote rpt
len aud Asthua Many eilcatfs o! iii>e ~'o have
ufed is'rrii.s henet,ticd by this Meilitnt,
may be The dta- q. agents. ii ihs .rct niish
ri he nu-t "un'.arni Cures III The CITY ct f"sien and
siciuily, aud is uu!cin. preston ri, dscrr'a Of
he l.ls9 rur. Witnessed liz tht n'tGh al irefht-
Bel ,g rcn 81 ard Inhaled eaters ever. air col
rad every particle the Lungs lis aci"n is mid anu
rreral,t. we -alusfy effects fri'ly ~"'sfii
th- cnaT Iab0l,r is made OF silver n Il glass ami 81
nlrs,, aap.l la lis plriM,sa. We invite the e|oSfst
HscijoU ard setHhey Of physicians Confident: that
pfeltACi.'",.. VIII meet universal approval.
fIi NOM C CHERRY CCRi,laL support CHE stem
,eh aud improves digestion and uiti!is The etn ot a
tilu-pic trei,ns.nt al CONSUMPTION better Than ANY
,th.r Gle IL il admirably Calculated 4" relieve tiist
ric," sfae Of the citssi wnch often net with
Lung Disc and is highly ic.Il"ns relieving
tpa.ls ri onc standing Il is safe remedy any rtars
i Pnlhl-ic. Used in connection with he Inh0fipg
3a,rt tie COMPOUND OF COD LIVER oil. pre-
,re,i !y Br Warel viii he found have cnratis. paw.
.Is far superior 10 any article before the public
2.ioe Five Dollars Package.
Any pcy4nn enc ,o-ins 81 To LIRR 4 rEkkY M !
,.ts'iili, Hi-tot VIII receive package Containing a
Mi. Pulno..c Cherry Cordial, !haiing Ealm,
pre- fr.t ANY part the United States, British
WARREN s. ATEE Proportion
For s,a whoesaie retail i, DuhR g. PERRY.
W Co!nhIi4, and LHAs. '. fCCE Cstn, 6.nefal
/ 4 ri.ts,
CENTRAL AGENT IN MAINE Il II WAY
/ For 4ac ~ Ellsworth by C. Il pock and ben aiiu
t.,1rs. Chetr, field nv Spht!ri SHAW 4 Co.