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Engine Company No are owt in full
uniform and looking finely, this TUESDAY
afternoon, with a hand of music This COM
pany has a good share OF the young and Wig
orous enrolled among its members, who are
ambitious 10 excel in all that pertains to the
Masking Of an efficient and reliable company OF
firemen. With one of the best Of Engines. -
of which the company may we'll be proud
and the disposition before alluded to, Of gain
ing a name of being prompt at all times, what
can hinder them from succeeding.
We venture TO say there has been some o.
the best playing here this spring, of any town
in the State
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Marine List.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED,

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED
THURSDAY, June 18th.
Sch. cnrlew, Croustin, Boston
CLEARED.
Betsey, Torrey, Rockland
Cashier, Moore, e. Isles.
Industry, -, kockland
Morning Star, SINGULAR, do
Nandalia, Griffin, Boston
FRIDAY, June l3th.
Agreoia, Herrck, do
ARRIVED.
Elizebeth, Smah, Boston
Arborer. Curtis, do
Counsellor. Franks, do
Georgia, Ally, do
SATURDAY, June l4th.
Rattan, Davis, do
Abegial Haynes, Lord
sloop. Packet. Grant, Rockland
SUNDAY. June 18TH
Sch Abigail, Jordan, Boston
CLEARED.
Belle, Means, Boston
Albert, -, do
Sloop Hero Remick.
MONDAY, June 18th.
Sch. Endora, Treworgy, Boston
ARRIVED.
Betsey, TORY, Rockland
Forester, Murch, Boston
Ebro, Lord, do
r. p. Warren, Jordan, do
Adelaide, Clark, New York
TUESDAY, June 18th.
Boliver Mayhem Boston
Hannah Abigail, Remick, do
May Flower, Bavage, do
CLEARED.
Arborecr, Curtis, Boston
Panama, Tate, do
Sloop Packet, Grant, Rockland
WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
Sch. Betsey, TORY, do
Fame, Norris, Boston
Elizebeth, Smith, do
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From DR.. Leach, ,reH knorn as Botanic
Physician mho has an eItensiee practice IN
tAis city and ridniy.
BosToN, Oct ID, 1873.
DR.. HAYDEN Sir,-So much has been
said in favor of your justly celebrated Pills,
that | do not think anything that can say
will add to their high reputation but if my
name is Of any service in their recommended
ton, you are at liberty to use the same.
Yours, &c, WILLIAM LEACH,
2w20 No. Is Minot Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

HoLLowAY's PILLS are an excellent Family
Medicine, and recommended TO all sufferers with
diseases of the Liver and Stomach. The surprising
effect of these wonderful Pills have naturally made
them universal fayorite with the citizens of the
Union, well as to the inhabitants of all other
parts of the world, they the best and safest
remedy for all disorders of the liver and stomach
and to the bilious sufferer they are invaluable. |,
is undisputably admitted that these Pills have
never been known 10 fail to cure these disorders
when used in accordance with the directions which
accompany each box. lw2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

CouGHs AND CoLps,-At this season Of the veal
when coughs and colds prevalent, a reliable
remedy in sneh cases is important to all the alct
ed. Of DR.. Stones medicine, which will be found
adrertized in our paper, the Montreal Pilot says:
The astonishing demand for q. W. Stones Cough
Mcdicide, and it's complete success in curing atfec
tions Of the throat and lungs, fully prove that
were justified in recommending it TO our readers
on its introduction to the public; and safely
assert that no remedy has ever become deserved.
ly popular in the same space of time.-t Lowell
News.
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MARRIED.

In this village 10Th inst. by A Prince Mr.
Sewell W. Perkins to Miss Frances NJ. Joy.
Also same day Mr.. Randall McCathlen t.
Miss Ellen Crowley-all of Ellsworth.
In Penobscot. 18th inst. by PeIeg G. Sia
pies, Esq. Mr.. Josiah Gray To Miss Hannah
NJ. Gray. both OF fenobsco,'
In Machias 18th inst, by Rev G. Bacheld
er, Mr. Ellis 81 Smith, TO Miss Arexzecn
dau. of d. &. Wilson, Esq. both of NJ.
In Pembroke, 10th ult. by Rev $. Went
WORTH +. X. Smart. Esq, to Miss Adelaide S
Porter, all OFF.
la Whiting, 18th by Rev. Mr. Bracket
Edw ard Allen to Mss Sarah Boar, both of W
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found a complete assortment Of Harnesses consist
ing Of best Silver plate Brass ,Japaned and ported
trimmings, made from the best of Oak tanned
leather, Riding saddles and Brushes of various
kinds and prices, llalters Of every, kind and
quality together with all articles in that branch
Of trade.
LIVESTOCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLED
Stage lashes of the best kind in use, Sadders
Silk kept expressly for the ladies, Channels skins
for cleansing Silver and Brittany ware, Trunks o.
all kinds consisting of best Meats Leather and
Russell Doubles, Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
House Trunks, all kinds of Trunks made to order
ut very short notice. Valises and Travelling Bags of
all kinds aud Sizes Curry Combs and Horse
Brushes together with every other article usually
kept in such establishments.
Harnesses cleanscd and oiled at short notice.
Cash paid for Hides and Calf skins
All of the above articles will be sold ut fair
prices by HENRY ROLLIANS.
Ellsworth, June 9Th, lsj6 l9tf
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HANCOCK, S., June 49, ls56.-Taken on Ex-
ecution in which Richard 5. Cook and Richard
Tinker are the Judgment debtors and will be sold
at public auction on the eighteenth day Of July
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the Count
ing room of the Ellsworth Bank in Ellsworth two
shares of the stock in said Bank property Of said
Richard Tinker.
tu2l MONROE YOUNG, Deputy Sheriff.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Jay be found the celebrated
Meg,can Mustang Liaimenf.

TOWNSEND'S MORSE'S, WARREN'S
kelleyes, and Shakers Syrup and saparilla Weav
er's Canksr and Salt Rheum Syrup; Browns Essence
Ginger James Expectorants Aerative and Tonic verml
fuse Ayers Cherry PectoraI, Veg. Pulmonary Basan.
Downs Elixir for lung troubles; Pare Cod Liver Oil
Cod Oil and Lime, sure cure for consumption ftake
in season Oxygenaied Btters for Dyspepsia the best
sou Worms; Johnson's Liniucnt Hardy's Family med
cines and Lmiment; Curtis Il Perkins Cramp and Pain
Killer and Mrs Wnslow's Soothing Syrup DR. Stephen
Jewets Bilters and Pulmonary Elixir, DR. Abbott's
and Pecks Jaundice Biters and Fis Indian Vegetable
Btters sure cure and no mslakc Branieth's MaiFts
Andersons Phelps Indian Dspeptc a1i ad Vegetable
Pills C,sirs Rat Ex,erminatnr, sure DEATH Hair Dye
Hair Oils. !iosles Hyperion Fluid, Spaldnss ClstoI
Oil and Rosemary; Balm OF Columbia, Balm of Thou
sand lowers. for Freckles PimpeS &c. II
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LOOKING YoR DEMOCRATS - Bedford Brown
formerly Senator from North Carolina, was
in the Senate Chamber yesterday looking fol
the standard bearers of the old Democratic
party; but he looked i'll vain
In lieu of Forsyth. Benton, Wright, Taze
we'll, and others of his contemporaries, he found
son, Hunter, Jones, of Tennessee, Toombs
Pratt, and Benjamin-all rampant Wing
during his senatorial term
Mr.. Brown is a delegate 10 the Cincinnati
invention, where he will find many more
renegades of the same stamp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

SIX MONTHS IN Kansas, by a Lady, just
published by John +. Jcwctt s Co., has been
received from the same dealer, A. Williams
time. 1t reliable history ofthe experiences,
painfully endured by whole souled, intelli-
gent and truthful woman, one who has staked
her all in the free State of Kansas, and who,
we trust. will soon witness the realization of
her ardent hopes. in the dawn of a brighter
day for her much wronged and prosecuted
people. For sale by Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

We have received of Mr.. Alexander Will
Jams. successor to Fetridge 4 Co., Boston,
100 Washington St., pamphlet novel, called
Tur W1rE's TRIALS, by the author Of the
Jealous Wife. 1t is for sale by Moses Hale.
Also received from the same publisher a
handsomely bound duodccimo volume by Mrs.
Hubback, authorcss Of the Wifcs Sister, and
other fc,ions Of merit and of popular favor
1t is a very captivating story Of English rural
life, and it is entitled The OLD VicARAGE.-
You will find it for sale by Moses Hale.
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DIED.

In this place, 18th. Lizzie. daughter ofWm.
Balch aged ears.
In East Machias, Sth inst. Lyman c. son of
C. F. and Lucy +. Elsmore. oged 10 months.
18th at the Residence of DR.. n. Bates, OF con
sumption, Miss Sarah Taylor. % years.
In PASSPORT. 2sth ut., Capt. A. Brooks, IS
yparS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

Arnold's Globules and Vital Fluid must
inevitably supersede nearly all prepare
tons as general medicines for family use
Homeopathic as the Globules are in size
and pleasant as the Fluid is in taste,
they void the most pointed objections
to medicine, being at the same time
powerful and searching, yet perfectly
painless in their operation, and produc-
tive of immediate good results.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER The
Buffalo Christian Adcocate I'VE like Mr..
Davis for the moral and benevolent tendencies
of his character and life. He manufactures
an article known almo<t universally to be a
good and safe remedy for burns and other
pains of the body. He is entitled to confidence
and popularity, and 50 far as We can aid him
in securing the last, for he has the first, we
shall do 80 checrfully, though We are not ask
cd to notice him outcde our advertising col
umns His Pain Killer should be in every
family. The casualty which demands it.,
may come unawares. 2w2O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

The Masonic JouRSAL.-This paper is
published the first of every month by G.
W. Chase, Editor and Proprietor. 1t is de-
voted to the interests of Freemasonry, and is
worthy Of the patronage Of all masons. Be-
sides the articles devoted to the order there is
much of Miscellaneous reading, of the very
best kind. 1t is capital paper, and is only
50 cents year in advance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

FOURTH OF JuLY.-All that contemplate
celebrating the glorious Fourth, will please
notice the advertisement Of Messrs. Sander
son & I.anergan, the we'll known Pyrotechn-
lists to the city Of Boston. They are prepared to
furnisL their superior Colored Fire Works in
any design or in any quantity desired-they
are the most extensive Pyrotchnsts in the
United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

TESTIMONIAL To SESAToR HALE.-The citi.
zens of Dover. N. H., are soon to present &c
Hon. John p. Hale an elegant service of plate
from the store of Jones, Shreve, Brown 4 Co.,
corner of Washington aud Summer streets
" as a token of his fidelity to the cause of hu
man rights
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

Home Magazine for July received, and it
fully sustains the reputation of this maya zine,
as being one Of the best published.
The steel plate engraving Attacking q
Crowned Head is beautiful thing. Cal
at Moses Hale's and secure the July no., OF
subscribe. Only $500 per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

DRowNED.-A small boy, the son of Andrew
Mann of this village. was drowned in Union
river just below the bridge, on Saturday last.
lie WIS about eight years old. and while in
swimming he got on rock in the river, that
protruded up from the water, and dove of
from it. Tie never came up again, and it is
supposed he got injured somehow. His body
was recovered shortly after, but the vital
spark had fed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

ANnTEER RErUpIATIoN OF THE platform
AND THE PARTITION. Lot NJ. Morrill, of
Augusta has renowned his connection with
the Democratic party, having written 10 the
State Committee, of which he is member,
his Reputation of the platform adopted at
Cincinnati.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

The DAY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Tuesday. the fourth day of November next
being the Tuesday after the first Monday OF
that month, is the day on which the people
throughout the country will east their vote.
for electors of President and Vice Presideu
Of the United States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

John N. Niles died in Hartford. Conn. re-
Gently. aged So years. He was Postmaster
General under Mr.. Van Buren,, had been a
senator in congress. He had just returned
from New York city where it was said he had
been cured by a cancer doctor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

REV. Asa CrxNIsGs, u. D., of Portland, is
dead He died on his passage from Panama
to Portland, and his body was committed to
the ocean. lie was not quite &C wears old
Father Cummings was for many wears edi-
ally respected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

Convention, tor the nomination of a can
didate for Governor. and for two electors at
large for President and Vice President of the
"plantation democrats will be held in Ban
gor July LIST.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

Mn FILLMORE has written a letter of accept
ance of the nomination OF the American Ma
,ional Convention which is published in the
Washington Organ. He endorses the Plat
yion
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Domestic Ports.

MACHIAS.-Arr June IL, Schs John, Richard
son, Boston; 18th, Donworth, Huntly, Boston;
9th, Amanda, Davis, Jonesport; 18th, Bolivar
Small, Boston; Sarah, Robinson, with Salt, from
EAstport; Brig b. g. Chaloner, Thompson, Boston
10, schr. Amytis, Foster, Portland,
Sid. June H. Brigs Mary Lowell, Huntley
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PROS ECT Us
OF THE
MONTHLY GEM & GAZETTE,


The proprietors of the "Leviathan Printing
Establishment" have just commenced the regular
publication of monthly Literary Journal indie
pendent on all subjects, but advocating no ex-
trcinc views on any of the exciting topics be-
fore the community. 1t is emphatcally
A LITERARY JOURNAL,
and will labor to amusc instruct and improve its
readers. To this end it will contain choice origin
al Tales, Essays, Biographies, Histories Poetry
Anecdotes Sc, together with the CREAM of the
current Literature of the day. Each number will
contain
AN ORIGINAL TALE,
0fs moral tendency, which in any other form
would cost the price Of years subscription.
The Gem and Gazette will number among its
regular contributors the best contributors to Gra
hams, Gody's and Petersons Magazines, together
with other popular writer's, well known to fame
TERMS
Twenty-Five cents per annum, always in advance.
TO CLUBS.
Five copies to ono address, for 81 90.
Eleven =" % " $500.
Eighteen 90 I" % " $500.
Thirty two 20 " " $500, and at the
rate fora larger number.
p All orders TO be accompanied with the
money, and addressed to
LEVIATHAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
DEXTER, Me.
- Wanted, Lady canvassers in every town
and village, to whom the best terms will be given.
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July.
FREEDOM NOTICE.

FREEDOM NOTICE.
For a valuable consideration TO me paid by
my minor son, Sewall T. Copp.I hereby rrlin-
quish unto him his time to trade and transact
business for himself as fully and as freely as
though he We're of full age and shall claim
none of his earnings, nor pay any debts by him
contracted subsequent to this date.
DANIEL COPP.
West Trenton. Jnne Is, 1856. 2l3w
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An adjourned meeting of the Court Of
County Commissioners will be held at tie
County Buildings, July 18th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

he TrUVltI1hVc JOUtHaI says
at is no longer question of a sectional
patty. The South has forced a sectional party
upon us: the question Is on which side Of the
sectional party will you stand; on the side
of freedom. the law and the constitution, or on
the side of slavery, the pistol and the blud-
gaan -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

SUICIDE N ehemiah Ki1uball committed STU
icide in Hermon on Monday, by hanging him
self with his handkerchief in the woods
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20

There is likewise no danger TO be apprehendet from
the insects ptsonng anything they may come in
contact with, after leaving the paper; and it pos
sesesscs great advantage over all other poisons
in its not being liable to be mistaken, thereby pre-
venting the serious accidents which are Of almost
daily occurrence. It can be hung on the walls OF
room or in the window, out of the reach of chill
dren,-although little fear need be apprehended
fits injuring them.
BURR, FOSTER 4 CO., l Cornhill, Boston,
General Agents for the New England States.
ELLswORrH-C. u. PECK. ep4m2l
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PrefesseP MohP's
GERNANFLY PAPER

FOR the sure and Ger.
tain destruction Of Flies,
Ants, Bugs, Mcsquotocs,
dc.
This valuable article
is offered 10 the Public
as q Deadly Poison fol-
! tlwabosr named pests To
all Housekeepers and
Families.
II is perfectly simple
and safe, yet sure and
cortnin In TIA actt,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD

GARD.
The members of Engine company No. tender
their thanks to the Chief Engineer, J. I. Grant
Esq, for his unexpected and handsome entertain
ment on Tuesday evening last.
HANCOCK CO. MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TON
Will be held at Ellsworth, June Goth, 1856
The Association will meet at Lords Hall at
IL o'clock A. NJ. where the attendance of all
its members is requested.
E. +. san GER, NJ. d., Sec'y.
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Don't Despair Don't Despair

If you are afflicted with Cough or other
pulmonary disorder and have tried
all the popular medicines ofthe
day without success. lose
no time in giving
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
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SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS, MGENDS
E. ULCERS
PILES AND FISTULAS.

These and utlet simii1r distressing cnmulai< can ~.
eectually cured II the Oiuimsnt be we'll ru.ed
the parts affected and by otherwise following the printed
directions around around each pot.
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Both The Oinfmfat anil pills sho"M 70
used IN the foILoming c0ses:.

~ Sold AT the Manufactures If plpE Holloway 50
Maiden Lane, New York and al Strand, Ir,n.oi and
by all tespectae Druggists anj Dsalere OF Hsdicnes
thrnushu the United States, and the civilized world
in Pots, at - cts, 81 cts, aud 81 each.
Hj-rhere is considerable aving by taking ,hear
ger sizes.
N 3-precti,is f'r The nj lt.e NJ paticnts ia
every Iis"r.Isf siix,l To Zach Pot 2 H.
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HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT.

No remedy has over done much for the cure of dis
eases Of the ski whatever form they may assume
This Ornament No case Of Salt Rheum. Souruy, Sore
Heads, Soofua Eryipclar, long withstand IL
influence. The inventor has travelled many parts
Of the globe visiting theWincipa hos tails dispensins
this Ointment, giving advice TO its application, aud
has thus been tho means Of rerioring countless numbers
O beallh,
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JanaU
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A9 I SHELTON. having FesuIafa ne MAkbLE0S@f 4
vi. business soiciu be ed ifishas and thsAikAl
rshia IL neral, sho may dcsirr Work in he iins @ =
a flge hes call at his rAcr, corner ~ AEurch -
street And thr Nas,ifte aHd lhsstanooEa Basipuaa
Depot. iir gif sftp constantly hsud supply ~
~ MONUMENT, lotiHc, ke., ~ he naesf Italian an
Ameiesn Naltis- All ekcEisd Is lhs best maHnss
sDd safFantsd- aIG9-a
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NEW FIR NJ.

II y. So ttEIIEN a 80. =. PEACH. /.
I'VE forfnei partnership under the .
and Sie - =. } Seahury 90 taken the stock IN
aud ant ~ y. seahury b, iu couref's hlnek, -
cry street. aad 90 fhair friends and The iubc,
n they pryparcf c- lotion u serk
the PLUMBING BUSINESS. in he nastrst sub
sianisl Thsy vi alfo faruh ana f ~ Gss
urs % ne hsndscuesi yics They respectfully slcit
share u public patronage flan1l
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TO EV cry DY.

T0R the last three years have engaged bnsne's,
Il known only to mysel, and ompsrstivey few hers.
wtom instructed for he OF s20n each, which has
averaged ne at the rate go IS O09
avng made arrangee go 10 Europe next Spring,
gage in business, ain desrcus 0f gVng flh
instructions the every per shO W Il mt
the Of 0SE am injured, from the surcess
have been f4vo ed with ard the many happy scknowe g
eusI have received from those have instruc ed in the
Art and who making from $40 to Sl5 per day. to
give every person chance to into posse sion q this
,te meas Of mixing small fortune Their is no
about the bus here alluded T.. Refeene OF
tie be Glars be given regards ifs Character ard can
also refer persons in iaae pia VEL ~ IN this ciy,
wh) have. within months embarked in the bUsiness sn1
who will testify that hey making on s. TO SO er day
the ame. It j. bu uess in Eh ch either ai or gen
emen engage and with pc ct ease axe very hand
cnme severa ladies in varouspavs 81 Pennsylva
mia MARYLAND, whom have intut.d in ths art, are
earrg from 50 So PER dav. il isa GENTEEL tUsI-
and but few hi mgs requirrd To start Upon
ipt Of ST. | vii mmed ely send TO the apphcan'
i1,e circular, cantsning fui Instructions in the Art which
will he perfectly erstood up3n ieii g on read.
Add es3 4. 7. PARSoNF,
No SIS, West 90 street,
isnI6-1n NEw YORK.
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FXTFNsIVE IMpROVEMFNT.

w r,nt ug oar Wanhea-e, No - ub Square,
w 18th the g. imlsriivt ments, at q n be re
pared by tr .0tR iebusry 70 ibt eaure NeS
OF ing Gaois drc rom the manu- scip aid
Ia New YORK, % ton End l. MA eph a. mrrisng
ice kept ~ Our sta w mpvlv In rvery depart
neBt u sancy aud ftai lc Dr. 0oJas
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ECLFCTIC wRGAxTNE.-7hs Keiseiic Ma
Il Ee = FueyEn Literature. n fraFy merit snd strF
safth with qlesssoa lhe kest aGPe patti he'd u
pises he eoreSt s7tcteE n crrarn. speakof
he leadrE - 81 Qaa,tsrcs and ~ razDss EEd he
poiuciirns n sr s,t gled penn. 1Tniiiing ~
lalr etnr o N Aercss ~ der. e rfss q Re pe
apcu1t q literary q. q psransat v.isss
a. sa1 lce
Ile F-rsic paAlh hs IN saihy nubsFs a. 9 races
each. ard makins hrs xoutss yssF. Afd nTarg
ire pfErs, eEaAthst ~ tsese pFnd F-arfF4i1s sf
fstr rIshet Tecf "a - t-fss futts-st - ftf -
The 9anaarY m e. B xies nsE tAuHs NeF = Sod
dns 70 sahscrlbe. Osdsfa Zoe he vast ae q "a ei
kednsss ~ H bfLNfLL
f.t2 i19 N4ss4a s-r1e- Asu 70 l.
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snowEo NJ base iian and tssnshp lines Of he Cni-
led states surveys tie lines Of efunss, dres ard par
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saAt snlrAess survsys msde 81 he unEd ssass fen
TIE Afanie eosan n. AHeraa Desert or % ne siaa
degree efvsss Osissds A. veEf of kEt iA' msP anss
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