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better acquainted. She sngs, however, IN thcater
now, not especially constructed for opera
CITY DrBT is PROsPECT-IIow TO MEET H.
The reduction of annual city taxes in any one year
10 figure below that of the preceding year, is not
likely TO be realized in day. As far as we can see
ahead liberal increase is certain fate. The per-
maneIt city debt is between eight and nine millions,
the interest Of which il all provided for by the opera
tion Of the Sinking Fund. There is millions worth
of Corporation bonds, required by law to be paid off
in annual nstalments of $50, 600, together with the
interest. which are both added TO the tax bill. But
now the Central Park has added about 81, SOC, 900 to
the city debt, and its improvements will in time in
crease it 81, 00Q more and upwards; the new Re-
ceiyg Reservoir, ground and all will cost 81 OOO, ,OO0
and the prospective City Hall 90 600 OOO The interest
on these various sums as fast Us they turn up must
be met by taxation, as tie resources OF the Sinking
Fund are not much more than sufficient to take care
of the interest on the present debt. Within the next
five years therefore, our present debt will most likely
be doubled At least.
In view of this fact one or two recommendations of
the Controller formerly addressed to the Common
Council are invested with increased interest. The
city owns property in piers and bulkheads, estimated
10 be worth about $500, 900, and Mr. Flagg urges
that the greater part Ol tne Salc shouu Dc SUI" o ot
once, since, if in private hands it would likely be
placed in far better condition, and prove more ser
viceable to the shipping community. But as it pro-
duces an average income of only 81 per cent on its
real value we have On additional reason why it should
he turned into cash. Besides this further sum might
be realized from the sale Of much of the property de-
nominated sundry lots and cores" common lands,
real estate under lease" &c. which is estimated at
81 GOO OOO and pays annual rental of y per cent
Here is property worth $4,000 600, aud most OF
il could be sold within the next five years, and would
furnish very pretty sum to Offset the new city debt
with.
Mr.. Fagg also suggests that the ctys market prop
ciy he leased for term Of years at auction to the
highest bidder. it, estimated value is Fl 200 900, but
under such arrangement it would doubtless produce
| n much greater income than now while we should be
| rid of the present msiglly novels dignied 10y the
| name Of marketr To these various species of prop
ety might be added fcry-sps, valued in the aggre-
gate at 81 5000 they are all leased for periods
ranging from ten years downward, and might be sold
| as fast as the grants expire
The question of the sale of all this real estate will
before long be forced the attention Of taxpayers.
The interest on eight or ten millions of new debt,
which must be paid by annual tax is unpleasant to
contemplate; but We must prepare to shoulder it all,
or to reduce it by turning our unproductve property
into cash.
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falrer-is4ruer.,l

To NERVOUS SrrFERERs.-A retired Clergy.
ms. restored n-s,h 10 lev dsys .f-f many yess 81 gre"
revous rrr-icy I. aazou'to mako tnssn the urs
NJ ssni r.- pr-.cp,.sa vel DIsc s'ss As' JOIN
D~sAi-. NJ 4bli',o e.. Hrs.ty1
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DrIECrIos AsD ARREST OF BrRGLARs.-Tvo no.
torious burglars named James Wiley and James II.
Watson, were detected on Monday nigh, by Officers
Bowyer and Farley Of the Reserve Corps. in the
clothing store Of Mr. Ryan. new Bowery, between
James and Roosevelt streets. which they had e>tered
by means Of falsoskeys A. the officers entered the
store the burglars attempted to escape bu. Wiley WA
srre~ted On the SPOT and Watson VS. cso.,.1 u.t a;
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Advertise !

IHE WAY To Do IT.-The only way 10 40
business l. 10 exhibit euterpiise Al BAENIss Mtstts 10
DAY they dive TuF WIoETD WIFE and Fare. IN th- Aitet
noon a. wei the ID aud another nAn sois p
in 'h- Egeni Thi'I, enterprise i't any wonder iis nu
sesm prspepi
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Chuyebrardens-WiliamE +. Dunscomb, Robert Hy.loP
Jetymei-Hcnry J Young. Alexander l. Mcdonald e'ulan
ycrplanck Anthony j. Blerckrr, John X vnson brorse
T.rpl,ton Strong Samuel T. Skidmorc William H. falls
John a. Dix Richard II. Ogd'n Cyrls Curtis G"ors" an
mann Abl T. Anderson Frederick Pntz Gouvcrnrnr NJ Os
den James l. Jones Joseph Dcaicld, Abraham b. Sands
Francois X. Tiou, John II. swift
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he was about TO jump out Of third story window
Officer Farley had observed these fellows proving
about the place on la, Friday evening and on the
following eyeninghe agnin saw them. Their actions
led him to su-pec that they intended to commit bur
clary and on that account he watched them closely
until he found that his suspciOns verified. They
lad taken from the shelves about 500 worth Of cloths
and vestng which they had packed in bags ready for
removal. They were taken before Justice Connolly
and locked up for trial. Wiley is native Of Scotland
and has been out of Sing Sing only few months
Wa,.on came 10 the city from Boston three weeks ago.
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Advertisement.
STRAWBERRIES.
Fine ripe rri.- just received and for sal" s rAYLoRs
Saloons Broadway of traikn-st.
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CHURCH ELEorIoS.-The election of Churchwar-
dcns md Vestymen of Trinity Church took place yes
teriay morning in the Vestry of the Church. Not
wh.tandng the unpleasant state ofthe weather there
was quite large number Of votes pclled There was
but one ticket in the field, follows. II received ~
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adopted.
MrRDERors AssArIr.-Yesterday afternoon man
named James Kirwin residing at the corner of First
and North Sixth streets, arrested by Officer Muir
ply of the Fourteenth Ward, on charge of assault
with deadly weapon upon his wife, II appears that
accused had been out all night on drunken spree,
and on coming home yesterday, first struck his wife
with chair and then seizing hatchet dealt her
ersl blows upon the head and arms, which it is posi-
bic may cause her" death. She attended by Drs.
Brady and North, who found four wounds near
the left temple, gash with the edge Of the hstchet
upon the cheek cash upon the back of the head and
her ann fractured in two places, which were received
in attempting to ward off the blows. krwin was
taken before Justice Clany and committed to await
the result Of the injuries.
DAM FROM EATING POISONED EGGs.-Coroner
Smell held au inquest yesterday morning at No. l25
Me.eroe street upon the body Of boy named Emo
raud Heu.eler. 1t appears that he ate four eggs
Faster day. which had been bcledin = pint Of water
into which had put spoonful Of Prssian blue for the
purpose of coloring them. The Jury rendered ver-
dict that Emeraud Heuseer cane to his death from
accidental poisoning by Prussiar blue, in the following
manner VIZ: by coloring eggs on Easter day WIN
strong solution Of Prussisn blue. and in the act Of
aad boiling two Of the eggs had the shells cracked
thus admitting the ABSORPTION Of ssid poison, which
poisoned eggs were eaten by him.
ALLEGED BrGLARY AND ATTENPTED OrIRAGE-
Ofcrr Rogers Of Fourth District Police arrested Nicholas
Dalton and Michael Dorsn Monday upon the charge Of
forousy rfertrr the house Of widow named Mcorcm In
Clifton av.nue Flashing about week since dur
Ing The sht She los; her door key previous
i. shsxC
Ao.e By Of it, 1t alleged that they made improper
.d,aHce lut prevented foIa accomplishing their OBJECT
d-t~ son of the complainant who drove them both
the house. The accused brought before Jusre
Mo,houe yesterday aud committed for further examination
DFsTE FROM IsToxIcATIoS.-An inquest was held
y-..erdsy afternoon OF the house Of Mrs. Golden IN North
srv-p,h stree, by Coroner Smell upon the body Of fsk
Nc Mann who died suddenly about II o'clock or Monday
ns Tie evidence howed that desesset had bees dnnkas
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lhdYerlisTHiehi-I
IHE IMPERIAL PHOTOGI. tPi.

unique spPcston oi the AI-surpss.rE ~ eh.cr ol w
u.ua s aud preventing The combined sd ntzae - fntne
e2d hah W-h bs truth Of the Camera To he procured a.
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DEsTE FROM IsToxIcATIos.-An inquest was held
y..erdsy afternoon the house Of hrs Golden, North
svn,h by Coroner Sne upon the body Of fssek
Mch.nn, who died suddenly about II o'clock or hendJ
es Tie evidence showed that decesset had bee. dnnkias
very bsi tArrs weckA Ths Jury rssserss Sefa'
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No 2pJ Broadway,
Corner Of Fulton street.
ANsSoTIrfs anl GR,Ps-conyenen fr 'hoss occu'
pied down town.
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+. DERBY 4 CoMP,NY. IMPoRTISG TMLoR>,
e Park place IN remove. sA.r the let 81 MAY lsj, 70 the
neal ly.a!rsnz 4 Government BuidinE No. % Hsfrf'~'
second street below Canals: and IVES, aide oi oo'u"''
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Advertisement J

HERRISG'> PATENT CHAMPION fRk-fRoof
APIS, Nos 1876 81 spd 2e Wsier., sas NJ. HuraJ'
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tAdy.rti-ement.l
BgADY's LOWER GALLERY,

No. eoJ Broadway
Corner OF Fulton street.
ANBRonrEs and dPHoTOGRAPHS--couyeuieui "rth'e |ei
'!cl iowE TOWN
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cor.@-s SPECIAL TERx-AfaiL l-Befoss
strhHAL w" Judge ROOSEVELT

:. uv x,now ONE OF THE sExr,oT Kis TO Hrs
IL 'nA BCsBANDI
The hfnss' and wife, snd Others.
poo.,yrLT 1.-THE plaintiff claim 70 toandsd O.
~ ~ Thornss Lewis. d-cess~d for eEWv Asos10
seeSnd By nOsse Which b. essn "a 70
a th., widow we the other nen' os an -
scrscd uoussser (his p~rssns ss'ss hsnas ~ s's
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CrsNEy challenges the phoogrsphc world to produce
Pictures The above STYLES equal those made g. hs rn0'o
graphic Ps!scc of Ar. No $40 Broadway.
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fAdvertisementi !

No 2oj Brosdway,
Corner of Fulton stree.
ANssonrEs and 10 NOS. occn'
pied down iVwL.
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IAdyrrti,ement
sN0E y J y nv III
FREDRICks's TEMPLE OF ART

ULLLoIgPrs.
PHOTOGRAPHS
D.crEsREorYPEs,
ANss0Typgs.
Nc. Stj Broadway. oppo.!.e Metropolitan h0le'
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ACALIroRSIAS RoBBED-$j,OOO WORTH OF GOLF
dust SToLTS.-The room of Jacob l.ambreit, al
Loyeioys Hotel, entered on Monday afternoon
and s., GOO worth Of gold dust was stolen from hi
trunk. He had returned from California in the George
Law on Monday last and careessy left the treasure
in his trunk while he went out to take walk. On hi,
return he found that the trunk had been broken open
and his gold stolen. No clue has as yet been obtained
TO the thief
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", obtained the tsrits. = hsss Gaxp.KtrI AScirsr
frtLs rm t'ouch uiarHs aha oa, away upon the
mgs''rtoas sAnt,s Of japan the year ISIS sher. he
retarfsi III canana, in the cit, Il
Jrii1 ff ia mln;hs, during which tsmc hoSrvrr
attend III "h thr bret 4 carr. frlm here be
ir s,erar II thu crdDtry .hry h. cGurncc work usi-
DIR the tnstrtett. 4 IrG NANsAsAk thr Ftuu!leUF
q thew tKtshRlrLp i1Lts In short tinc hr Won the
ceohicff~ = til oil fK4FsssK, Nhp tn-lA hun
ahra:"ry, vhcrc he taught iic business Fire years
AsfL he in Japan hs frae, sherr prnai-str rour,
came TO Nc~ fprk IA the AmrrcAu ship Larvae, on
tr = shoi t'.se BE- fret offered III the rrc- a
tte~s rtts- The eafI IN which h. r-atct IN.
aArai!'e the "Nt day In uitr lcl ltsvr HIN
All ~ Immediately estahlsh" Dutch agent, atsi the
iI- eaar.e II time fvsei hrgr quantl;y Il extracts.
~hch rate into th~- inLL. Thtg cleanse tAe sgs-
ten Thoroughly Of aH corrupt ha7ors, psHctT1tt and
pnrffy tAs rifR hf. ard rae corrupt sserett9nt az
rrPfarsd rtta fioA Asta9 bfeof Parts thar
oas ariIoH and dner'c srs!i~ Ifel u By BaGc. We
srr n1~ constantly .upl,icd ~lh The extrac,
rf~s~ ANtiESr Puts IRtgitd5's nsneiy fur IA
uaIcs suffering fTgni supprrssian a tIe meuses.
1he ifIis sent by mail from The ropristnr only
r-rtIs 4 the price Tn ppsll;- IN the tilted >Aie not
m., {. hfteen Ave btNe- which must
he c'S.,i In many stamps We responsible r all
moneys sent a. by mail.
fr sslc by respectable drug; .ts AMI alcr- Ia medicine
throughout the United STATES Canada. McNcr, syu;h
Amer,ra, &c Al IS c-nts bnx a We boxes tr 81.
JOSIAH 5. GRi>DLE Nav Yosa ste Proprietor 10
-hnm all le,tcrs b. addressed Al. Proprietor Of
DR.. HeH,y Grnais's Cetsbr1tei NIjie Compound, The
great remedy tJf Pulmonary Consumption.
PaaapaI Deps, NJ. 5? Wha.-sG,d Ncr York,
c. q. Pccl, Agent, Ellsworth, Ne. eoPl,3i
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LoTTERI

THE well-known Maryland Consoli
1 dated Lotteries, of which X. FRANCE Co
are the mana GERS are chartered by the state
MARYLAND and a commissioner elected by the PEG
pie, who is sworn TO supern,end and certify tina
everything connected 18th them is done IN strict
ly honorable manner, and that the interests oil af
tie. who are at distance are as well protected
IL they themselves were present at the Drawn
Another fact which the managers call atehti
to, is, that all persons have legal night to sen
order. for tickets to Maryland as lotteries are ie
galized BY special law in that state a iottety
drawn every day Of the month. If no parteuia
elias. i, named, orders ars filled in the hrst ara"
ing to take place after tie communication come
To hand. The prices Of tickets vary from 81 70
$40 No tickets are, however, sent unless nc
money for the same is received with the order
The drawings are upon the principle OF one nun
Der on each ticket latter the Havana plan), anu
Ternary combination. Prizes vary In amount s-o
10 400. O00 All orders for tickets or packages
viii receive prompt attention, and the drawing
mailed 70 ali purchasers Immediately Alter +"
over. m
No. 80 Fsyette ST., or Box NO ao'
v3-ul-ly Baltimore MA'y'A"a'
1The Drawn Numbers OF the Maryland 10y
teries are published by the state Commissiohei ~
the follow leg Papers, viz Sun, clipper AMER
can. Argus, Of Baltimore; also, the Netionai w.
tell xsne,r AID Union, Of Washington, d
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Care Ter Wnicr.hr Ash nmd Indi-
gcSltOn.

Thereby certify that DR.. Greens Orlssa'et
Be,~, have proved more cscaciou, ia relieving
m, from . water bra,h stomach. Indigestion, and
e,us:ivensu. which has been very troubles me
for I've or air years. than all other remedies
Walsh have been trying daring my illness; and
ehessfaly recommend 1t to ali Who arc thas
ssio,ei SAM IL HAMILTON.
Mr. Ham ii;on has charge Of Tho otIhan
AsyIan. Hartford, C.. and i, we'll known and
hi Ialy esteemed asa citizen Tho pamphlet.
Aeco.n; any Jag the medein- abound With crr,ia-
ea,ss Il the most remarkable cures, aud msy be
had app ica,ion 10 the Agents gratiy
SETH " fowLE 4 Co. IS, ~a.hin -'en =
B1s1a, ftopnet9r,. Sold by ,heis agents every
we're,
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II Housekeepers may not be aware that
il is unsafe 70 us, three fourth of the S,,lar-
atus now sold as the pure article. There is
no danger in using b. T. Rabbits, as he
manufactures all his S,laratus from com
mon salt, on new medicinal principle. |,
10 also important that all interested should
know, that b. I. Rabbits unauthorized
Potash is the bcs, article Of the kind manu-
featured No house-kecpar-should be with
out IL, A. it is almost an indispensable article
for domestic purposes. The high character
Mr. B. 5 Potash has attained, and the neat
mAu,r in which i, is pu, up in Tin Cans,
makcs j. preferable TO any other kind in use.
Manufactured aud sold a, 6S & - Washing
tn street, New York. and IS Iudia street,
B,s,on. For particular, sec advertisement in
another column. 81 lmo
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NEW STEAM
Corn and Flour Mill
AT ELLSWORTH.

VHE Subscribers having completed
L their new Grist-Mill, are prepared 10 grind
Gil kinds Of grain usaallysgroand IN Corn Mills
And cleanse, grind aud bolt wheat IN satisiaeto,
nv manner. No pains or expense has been spared
10 make oas OF the best mills IN the County, ana
they hope by strict attention to the business TO
merit . share Of public patronage.
The mill is supplied with two runs oil ffenen
Burr Stones. from the we'll known manuiactory oil
c. W. Brown, Boston. the cleansing machine Is
from the celebrated works Of Harris Brothers
Elitabsthtown, n. j., and is probably the only
one Of the kind in the state Of Maine, ahd ior
the purpose for which i. is desisned. eAnno, 90
beat. The mill is under the direction oil MI,
VALE. E. Packard, an experienced aud competent
miller. who will endoavor at all times 10 serve
customers faithfully.
rasy have also in operation At the same place
enc Of woodworth's Improved Planning Maeh'ns''
aud will at all times, At short notice. plane oeAids
plank, and lois, in . satisfactory manner, AND on
reasonable terms
They will also make and put up W OGDEN oiAi
terms, iron bound, at short notice, Terms ossn.
ULMER L. CLARK.
Ellsworth, Oct. Is, 1851. 90
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b. /. BiBBITl
BEST SAl!ERA1 rus,

Is prepared entirely different from OH
er salers,us. All the deleterious matter is
extracted in such manner a. to produce bread,
biscuit, and all kinds Of cake, without containing
particle Of Saleratus when the bread is baked
thereby producing Wholesome results. Every par
ticle of sal.ratus is turned to gas and passe.
through the bread or biscuit while baking, consc-
quently nothing remains but common salt, water.
and doar. You will readily Pc eeiye by the taste
this sAleratus that it i. entirely different from
Their saleratns. When you purchase one paper.
you should take the old paper with you, and be
very particular and &C, the next exactly like the
first, (sans and p,cta,, twisted loaf-bread, with
glass eacrvescing water on the top, as you see in
the bill)
Full direction. for making Brad with sour milk
and Cream Tartar, and all kinds Of pastry; also
for making saltwater; also, for making seidiitI
powders, will accompany each package.
b. T, BABBITr,
6s and 10 Washington street, n y, and 80 In
dia street, Boston. l'-Iy
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Mothers. Mothers Mothers !.

"A Oh at,s Tor Children. Don't AL to pro.
care Mr.. Wiaal9~. So5thIas sytap fef children
Tssshins. Il has no equal IN earth. No mother
sac has ever uiei Mrs, " iniiow Soothing syrup
for eAilifen viii ever c9nsens to let her child pas,
sAr9a "a the distressing aad critical psrs-l Of sseth-
ing witaon. the ard Of this alaabo preparation.
II lie And health can be e,tna,ed by dollar, and
cents, it il worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs.. Wtnslows SoothinS
syrsp are pii every year ia the United s.ats,
II is a. old .ni we'll ssisi remedy. None gen
rias aaiss he Fac ,i,ail, OF Curtis Perkins ii,
90 Ias ou,siis wrapper.
Pties oa,y IS cent, bottle
c. o. Ps,t, Ells-,ril, Wholesale Agent s.
fsrsiss. Baa.3t, d. sold By all deAisuin Med
ss.ss ly.2l
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To Clients aad Debtors ,

a" honest man is the nobiea Work Of God,n
I(fhNrLEMEN- are hard times and MANY NJ w,
nave large and expensive familcs--and some Of Va,
~, nsah and poorer faculties but al Of you can Dc
oefAng towards cconomisng your expenses and paving
some small portion cf your debts Rents Provisions M
or"er'es are falling rapidly. am owing debts. and i,
order to do justice 10 my creditors work very hard
ana ia,e, and am reducing my expenses ONE uAlr fon
what they were last winter. And want each Of yo, d,
similar Efforts to show yourselves the "nobest worl
OF 6td! Drive IL can't" overbt ard Where tbcr. !.
WILL there is generally WAY e ~
very much need what is due me. NV moderate
means, my growing iuhrmities, and my honest dch,.
~ demand Of me the efforts | am now main,
WIN You not join and assist me Tn do risht !,
my etcdi,"rs' II you eanno, pay ALL you can some
P"s-ana u not in money, then IN something In v,r
DRINK WEAR, of rsk II you can't spare an OK cow or
>hseP' ucn othg me pig, chickeI-a bag ~
ersnbcrr'cs, potatoes other vcsetabcsor load ~ Il,
wood ''"' " nay
Hs As much your duty 10 make such efforts as /, ia Ia
pray " "i TO forgive sin. and bless aud prosper vnp
mans fdifh Is shown by his uorks MANY a nar nya
Fn1 the Religion Of the Redecrer Is guilty II frud
ana n towards his honest creditor who is of,rn the rrcr
Of the tso aud great sufferer .fs ne fo.d thaf me,
sAona DO unto you, do ye tr,n 80 10 tA.m"
CHARLES LOWELL,
Ellsworth. Oct lst 1857
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Why VIII yOm Suffer !

To all psriea,,afsrin. from Rasina,is Ssa-
rAIga CsAn, in .is Il Nd, or s,n,sh, billion col
.. OF ,s,,hiaAs, ay Carts Psrslas' Cranp
aai PAia Killer ia, Of all others. tho ronsiy you
wAa. IL operates Ike magic: It has cured
thousand OF Eases. afssr lons year, Of suffering
Aad vhen ell other remedies that have bcec tried
lave failed. lyv1-I
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HANCOCK BILLS

ARE redeemed in Cola. permanently
"A deposited in Teeth. and Artificial Teeth
GO, on Gold. Also, Teeth eleansed and extra eted
or any Den,ai operations Performed As low Tor
Hancock Bill, .. for curren, money, by
j. T. 0SGooD, Dentis,s
Ell,vorth Oct Il, 1851. is
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Auction /!

I SHALL sell by Auction at Jone S
i Steam Mil Wharf, in Ellsworth, On Saturday
the 24tn inst, at . o'clock, =. NJ, ono steam En-
CINE Of twenty i've Nurse power, one boiler An.
Skating. Terms made known st the ame ana
,l.es OF sale. GEO. ". NEWBEGIS, Aue.
Blrvcrth oc, 1851 80
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Notice.

r. Every person should read the Alveruse-
msnts Of 6gfsptgs CRLKsRATED MAdic COMPOUND.
and Asctxsr JArASEsx Lrs Pits, which aPPea
alternately in another column. Try them s"d b
,.,,S ly3l
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
TIE Nervous Sufferers.

To Nervous Sufferers.
AREr IRkp CLERGYMAN, restored 10 health In
fee days amer may Of yssrs Of great suffering
sn,ieus to make known ID. Of cure Win scpt
tree the preserpsion used. Direct this Rev JOHN "
pAGSALt, No. iss raisn Street, nruokiyn, NY
4. :ma
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While; Found.

m raar.ity, is iass-, near The msrsins'a "ase AZ
~ s,sns.viise containing Sa.y 4 sane amount The
owner can have the By calling IN Capt Josiah u
LEACH Of rr-moas povins property AMI paying charge
ira rat, Oct. :, 1851 ;. u. hiNH by r@tar''-
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GRINDLE,S


Po''ittr CUR for firsr Coutpliiat and BT'i7 Hs-
efdsrr, DytpePsiI RhsatHd'trrr sc1ofaia CaftnsoH,
Dt'sI'ef, Sttrr IND titts Cnsirr,nc.t Pun Dy,tn-
frry dsf Diarrs1a, Hefhr', hHppre,si9n Of tA> Nsn
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Notice,

picked up at sea. between Calf Is
= land in the Penubs cot Bay, and swans Is
land. schooner witho Ia ny name. She has pink
stern, no mssts bowprt, her top is badly cut to
pieces. Said schooner has the name Vinal Haven
on her stern. The owner can have said schooner
by calling on Solomon Barbour Il. i, Staples
swans Island, proving property and yassng char
ges. ovi5
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