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TT Dr. Helmboli's Genuine Preparation. have nc.
complished the most extraordinary cures Of oil other
medicines Of similar character. These remedies are
highly approved u BY the medical faculty, and large
number Of the most eminent physicians IL the United
states prescribe them exclusively for their patients
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

IMPROVEMENTS OF CArIToL SQuARE.-Under
a resolution Of the last General Assembly
his Exrellency Gov. Bragg has contracted
Tor statue OF Washington, and preparations
are now making for placing it in the Captul
Square. We learn from the Standard that
the statue is to be Of bronze, life size, and is
to represent the immortal Father Of his
Country in Revolutionary citizens dress,
erect, with cane in his hand. Ii is TO be
cat by Mr.. w. J. Hubbard, Of Virginia, from
tloudon's marble statue Of Washington in
the rotunda Of the Virginia Capitol. The
likeness IS said TO be the best ever taken.
The statue is to be placed midway between
the gate and the Southern front of the Capi.
tol; and Messrs. Maunder and Campbell
the contractors for the stone work, are now
engaged in preparing the pedestal.
The cost Of the statue will be $4,000.
Mr. Hamilton, professional gardener, is
now engaged, also under resolution Of the
last General Assembly and the immediate
supervision and direction Of the Governor, in
laying of and improving Capital Square.
Circular and serpentine walks will be made,
gravelled. the sides turfed, and the grounds
generally improved and embellished. Rustic
seats will be placed in the shade Of the noble
oaks IN various parts Of the Square.
When these various improvements shall
have been completed. Capitol Square, with
the magnificent Capitol itself. will present
objects of interest and attraction TO all, and
especially TO persons from distant States.
The statue will be erected, and the work
on The grounds completed some time during
me ensuing summer. va. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

At the May term Of the County Court" Of
Guilt'T'l, the Magistrates Of the county pas.
sed resolutions appointing an agent "to pur-
chase sufiiciency Of good sound corn to sup
ply the actual wants Of the citizens of Gull
lord county" to be sold only at price for
cash. that will cover expenses; said agent to
have the use Of the funds and credit Of the
county to an amount not exceeding o.. 900 at
any one time. The Greensboresgh Patriot
says that the object of this movement is " to
protect the people from spectators, and to
compel those who are holding back their corn,
Tor eSorbitant prices. to throw it into market"
This is an example worthy Of emulation by
other counties.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday, June 3, 1857.

ar The Rev. W. J. Hoge, Of Virgins, viii preach
:" the Presbyterian Church tomorrow Thursday;
evening.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

THE SUPREME CouRT.-This Court will
commence its Summer Term in THE City on
the second Monday in June. Causes will be
called as follows:
June 10, those from the Circuit.
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Obituary.

Died. In this county on the 18th May last, after a
lingering illness, Mr.. cHlRLEs C. SMITH, in the Seth
year Of his age.
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On motion, the Chairman appointed the
following gentlemen as committee to in.
form MIR. Gilmer of his nomination, and re-
quest his acceptance of the same, viz: Joab
Hiatt. Rufus Y. McAdden, J. M. Worth,
Andrew Headen, George Hurdle and ]. M.
Crump.
On motion Of DIR. Crump, the proceedings
OF the Convention were requested to Be
published in the papers Of the District, viz :
The Patriot and Flag, Milton Chronicle, and
Ashborough Bulletins and that the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder, Raleigh Register. Fayette-
vile Observer and Argus copy.
On motion OF Mr.. McAdden, the Conven-
ton then adjourned sine die.
II. b. ELLIOTT, Chairman.
NJ Mss ;. sa, M~ssa:. Secs.
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4 As most Of our readers have no doubt OBJ
served, the telegraph. in its usual aconis
style. has stated that Col. Crabbe with sixty
men had been taken by the Mexicans some.
where in Sonora and shot.
There would appear to be some mystery
hanging over the identity Of Col. Crabbe
and the nature Of his movements. Its most
likely. however, that /. is asuccessor Of Mr..
Walker in his abortiye attempt upon Sonora
or Lower California. or perhaps bnth. 1t is
said that Sonora is equal, il mt superior to
California in its mineral riches. II so, it
can be acquired by the General Government,
-experience has shawn that it cannot be
fllibustered. Crabbe, it woml seem, had
entered the State from California and issued
a proclamation.
Now, we regret this shooting Of Americans,
but let US put the case to ourselves. Suppose
band Of armed men should IN time Of pro-
found peace cross over upon American soil,
demanding the submission of American citi-
zens, they would he apt to meet with a warm
reception and short shrift.
We cant help thinking that Fillibustering
has turned out to be generally Improbable
amusement. a thing more honored in the
breach than IN the observance.
WILMINGTON Journal
-~~~~>~~~>~>>~-
The Paris Moniteur announces. officially,
that the Baron Gros has been appointed
French Commissioner Extraordinary TO China,
and that he will sail Immediately to his DIES.
tlnation in the frigate Of war Audacieuse.
The Moniteur says that he will act in con-
cert with Lord Eign. to bring about happy
results to civilization, &C.; but does not men
tion the natare ofhis instructions.
An English paper says that the inhabitants
Of large district in Wales have purchased
a large quantity Of land in the State Of Ten
nessee, and we're about starting in body to
take possession. The movement is one
(it adds in which the whole principally feels
an interest.
The Courts have decided that refusing TO
take newspapers from the Office, or reno, ing
and leaving them uncale, for, is prima facie
evidence Of intentional fraud.
Ten dollar counterfeit notes on the Bank
of Cape Fear are in circulation in Peters
burg, Va.
Snow fell on the mountains = few miles
from Greenville, :. c., on the Goth ult.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

CAPE FEAR CONFERENCE.-The have be-
lore US Cape Fear 10. rank counterfeit
may be passed of under bad light very we'll.
The signette and figures held at distance
from the eve seem perfect, but nearer may be
easily distinguished as to their mechanical
execution. which is very bad. The engra-
Wings OF the word "ten /" in each lower cor.
ner are out Of the true line, rather crank
sided affairs. easily distinguished. The
names Of President aud Cashier are good
limitations. Petersburg Espres.
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n We wish TO say 10 every person who reads this
that there is an article known rs d.. Saniods Inyig.
sratcf. o. Liver Remedy, which can Be relied on as
certain 10 cure liver complaint 10 any 81 ID foms such
as Jsundice Dyspepsia and numerous other complaints
descfbedn another column besides which l. one Of
the greatest preparations or cures Tor consumption.
taken in early stages, that is now known.
We take !, for gtanied, as experiment has proven.
that diseases Of the lungs are not generally the iiIs
cause Of consumption. but dcbitaied sssiem caused
By the improper action Of the liver reduces The power
Of the lungs 10 resist OF throw oil diseases caused Nv
cold and irritation leaving the lungs al the mrfry Of
one disease. because the liver has ineapsealel them
from performing their proper SETON Of ihfowinT Of
diseased matter caused by cold, thus to prevent
sumption. cure The liver and keep the sysOm strong
enough TO throw OF slight diseases Of The lungs.
There Is no, 10 the world bctcr liver remedy or
for debiIa,cd system Than Dr. Sanford Invgcrs
tor, for i has heen fully tried in large and extended
actice ill lie results are fully known. and nov IL i.
offered tried remedy. and Iha can BE- rccd on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

Tho AslscvIiie Spectator. - John D. IIy.
man, Esq. Cor three four years editor and ptopre
Tor Of the Ash.,ilIe Spectator, which be conducted
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

Jno. Wilson. ESQ.,, wealthy planter Of
Currituck county, committed suicide on Sun
day night 2iuIt, by shooting himself through
the head. He was greatly respected. wealthy.
and leaves family. Recent pecuniary losse.
are supposed to have caused him to commit
The rash act.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

M@- VIZ ace authorized to announce
49, Mr. JAMES GILL as o candidate for re-
election to the Office of Superior Court Clerk for Or
ange County at the ensuing election.
May %. so-tde
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the territories have been bought up by specu
lators who are now demanding an extraordi-
nary advance on the original cost. Many Of
them in their endeayours to hold on for 4
still further rise or stimulated by previous
success TO make still larger investments, are
offering thirty, forty, fifty, and even hun.
dred pee cent for loans Of money to carry ON
their operation. The burthen of these charges
must eventually be borne by the actual set.
tiers. Nov suppose that within reasonable
distance from one Of these paper cities where
town lots are selling for a hundred dollars
front foot the cost OF outlaying lands is bull
ten dollars an acre. though this is moderate
estimate 20 what has recently been paid.
The fencing where wood is scarce will cost
at least ten dollars an acre additional.
The breaking of the prairie sod cannot be
accomplished for less than Ave dollars. A
house and out-buildings will cost at least
fifteen hundred dollars. A year, perhaps
two, during which the family must be fed and
clothed, and iaborers paid, will pas. away
before crops for sale can be obtained, and
then instead u high'prices that have ruled
previously, will come a glut and a corres-
pointing fall in the market vaIue Of sgrical.
taral products. Now in the case of farmer
who had bought quarter of section Of
land, and improved II even at the cost indi.
Gated, the expenses per acre will stand him
50 81 the end VI the second year as follows:
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Yours very truly,
ALFRED G.. FOSTER.

The Committee then retired, and return
ing IN .lcS moments. reported through their
Chairman, Mr.. McAdden, the name Of JuuS
A. GILskR, Esq, Of Guilford, which was
received with great applause. After a few
remarks by Wm.J. Long. Esq, Of Randolph,
complimentary to Mr.. Gilmer, the Report
Of the Committee was unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically adopted, and Mr.. Gilmer was
declared the standard. bearer Of the Amcri-
cans and Wings Of the 5th Congressional
District.
On motion Of VIM. l.. Scott, Esq, il was
unanimously.
ResDised That this cobseui,on do return its thanks
10 the Honorable Edwin q. Reade. our late dis,ia.
Ruished Representative Tor the able aud satisfactory
manner 10 which he represented Us in the las, Con.
gross; and thai u Is with deep regret learn that
The siae 81 bis health b such as 20 preclude the use 81
his name 10 connection with seat IN our National
Countis.
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IT, We are authorized 10 announce
~ GEORGE LAWS as q candidate for re-elec.
lion TO The office Of County Court CLERK for Orange
County a, the ensuing election.
Mayo. ss-tle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRtTfvE.-.fn
nur advertising columns Is hc found advertisement
Of this popular restorative. We know nothing IL ia
merits cave what We read bot that i sufficient, psiiicu
lifly when We see such testimonials of is efficacy as
the following. which we clip tom The oilowa Fee
Traders
"Havinr iiied successfully sunity highly recon.
mended hair tonrs On our own half denulrl crsWn.
We about lost III confidence 10 ns-truns u ihii SOFT.
until week ago We mel Distinguished ,oliyian o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the Blahlrf Kid.
neys. Gravel. Dropsy. Weakness, &c. read The solver.
iisemcnt in another column, headed +" HrlmlOld's
Genuine Preparation"
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- II has hccn truls said. that after storm comes
the calm; and u isrquslly after calm conc. tie
sioin. The people hcielhuUts have bren calmly
waiting for long time for something % era icaIe The
Chills and Fever section Of the country; hn
i has been ke hope deferred, I'll at last the sHina
= the stronghold 4 The enemy was commenced b
l,cnnahl's south American Fever and Aeur Rrm,,lv .
and from ihr Which this melicinc !. Wsiking.
the disease viii ony exist il The recollection ol "a ir
raly. There is no affinity eisccn them Tie disease
has 10 acknowledge Leonard the conquetef
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New York Market.

INV 1ORK, Dec, y.
Flour dull and drooping-Commor
to good OHIO go 5,G5; extra Gen.
cSSee 30 100. Southern quiet ard
lnacitrc-Mixed to good brands Sis .
), ~; fancy AMI extra 5,j0a G,s5. Can
ai'an q1jet- supsidne 800, extra ).
10 a CSC.
Wheat dali, with only middiag lie
mand l9r Canadian and Southern.
Oats slow Of sale. State and Yves
tsrn 43 a iG.
Corn lover-Mixed Western 81: new
white Southern CO ID 70.
Pork dull and hcayy-Mess 1925 a
roo; prims li,775 30.
Beef easi.r but dull-coun.ry mess
900 1000; prime 5,75 80 6,75:
repaekcd Chicago HOO 10, go.
Leather firm.
Coffee duh AMI hcavy-Rio 9 a 10
-. range from SIP to 1O3-I Java Ii.
IL Is.
Sugar unchanged
Molasses-N. Q. new crop bic 6 a 4
months. Muse ovado PC, mes.
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(0NSlsI..SIotAL.
Oqsaiqq Of TIE Session.

NAsutNGIoN, It'll +
\ dcn>, crowd is gtther-l in the galleries
and other parts of the Capitol.
Fifty members ar pc mt IN tn senate
which WIS called u orslsr BY the s'TsiArs,
who read a lert,r from the We fr4iI nj
gavin, he wauh b. umblc t. rAch " a'h-
ington at thu op,nin: Of tn sa>'''a Nj.
Fitzp,trick of lila was c',- n Pra,si nj PR
tenn After other ,atin5 busih ~ tht >ii'-
at. went into Executive : 7ssi,a, and e 'niirm-
ed Geo. " B,wman IA Superintendent OF
Public Printing.
The Senate then adjourned, without trans
acting INV other business.
Horsg.-220 Members were present Pr3-
cee.icd to choice of SPEAKER james l.. Orr.
of 5. e.. (dem.) had rs, e. \. Grow, Of
Pa, (rep) 81; scattering, Il, Massrs. Git
dines and Banks conducted Mr.. Orr u the
chair.
n, expressed his thanks for the honor con-
f,rred UPON him, and said the delicate aud
re,p,nsihle duties would be comparatively
ligat, if he should b. - fortunate as t. -
secure the cordial cooperation Of the msn-
bers in d ~ ate ling hIsin.ss AMI uphoiiin5
the di nit, of the iIpIse. promisei u
administer the rul-s VITA hrnn- - ana I'M
rartiality. The great basin - c1nhoi-d t.
them i'm Dnishei them to cultivate pttri-
otism as expansive a the Conied ration IL
sa.f
He cherished the hop that business would
be transacted to prom,t' the interests ana
happin of the entire psopls' that The .on-
stitati m would b. maintained in IT'S mt CIR
ty. and that their legislation would quicken
the greatness and glory of our comm IN c'uh'
try. L.,
ing by del sgations for that purp's,.
ON motion of Mr.. Clingman, the rules o
the last House were adopted till otherwis'
ordered. with proviso as to the 23d rule
that whenever any committee shall have oc
cupied the morning hour two days, it shai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
Rosemary with Europeans

What Mr.. Holman, Editor of the German paper
in Boston, and his wife Eva say. They have bad
au opportunity to test foreign articles for the hair
but prefer .he Rosemary
BosroS, Aug. %. Is 6.
]. RtsSELL SrttprvG, Esq.-Dear Sir: 1t is
with great pleasure that we hereby do certify that
your Rosemary needs bet trial to become a
cessity tor. everybody. All ladies who have not
used this Hair Oil, declare unanimously that ei
not only renders the hair vigorous but gives aIso
beauty and splcndor aud that it is in every regard
the best article for the hair that be found in
the United States; so that we can recommend il
with best conscience to our cvuntrymen and
the public in general.
MORITZ ASn EVA HOFFMAN,
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The Proprietor of the Sunday News, Francis
Adams Esi, furnishes the following testimony
BosroN, Aug %, lsjG.
Ono lady with whom We personally acquaint-
ed has used the Rosemary for nearly two years
and will not be without it IA moment. This lady
ha, three children and their heads are constantly
washed with this article and can say from our
own observation, that 1t is one of the best have
seen used. 1t gives to the hair rich, glossy ap-
pcaranec, and keeps the scalp in 4 healthy state.
This lady also uses the Rosemary for her own hair,
and is delighted with it. She prefers it to every
article for the hair now in use. We have she tcs-
tiaouy 0! several Indies in favor of it
FRANCIS ADAMS
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T,e following n':iea, By tn, Masonic
Frat,rnity of a form,r ei;izsa Of Ellsworth
VI, r,piblis,I. it bars sue h,a1ra',!a trs,i.
m'ny - the d'rsis'i, t'at it mus; b, crafty.
ink :, n1n'r1is frisni AM rlIltiy $ in this
SECTION
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Tribute Of Respect.

Si ~ NiiAN. 7 ipTlti.
Nov. 9Th, \. D. 1857. \ l.. 5Sj7.
WnEiE,s, ii has again pleased the tiranj
Architect Of the Universe II enter the nrc
cincts of our bodga AMI in the dispansatnr
Of his all wise providence. removed tr IN an,
Society and fellowship our este I'd Brother
FRANcis A. lIorEtSs. member of TIN.
Lodge.
b therefore, Resoircd. That by the de-.
e,ass OF our Brother Francis y. Hopkins the
Mishnic fraternity lo,s,s An efficient NOM
her. one who cantormi to all its ancient
land marks Atall tim X - ,rning pi-asar,,
or int .rcst NJ TIE expans, of utAar<. ai>s.,r
ws ever attentive u the not = of " ~. hi
heart - symplthiss with this ct dis,4,s,
and t. adninist2 " t. thu Adversely nr afTIf,-
tons OF all W )rthy Brother, wicr,,,ia de-
perssi. Always r,n,nb 'rin. 81 err l.,
hnmtn AL ml31tn'n pasly wr)ta hi, in;u-
ries IN the dust
ResoIred. ThAt As mln Bother llap
k'ns was the MODEST Workmanship ot g It -
an honest man That he supported with
dignity. his profession. Taat as u friend h,
was cordial and warm hcart1i;
Resoired, Thlt during the late enid,inir
IN jacksonville. Br9;her Hopkins VS. at all
times Mt the bed side e the afflicted and ,af-
'erng. ncglccting his own a1nr-.tions an
l,bors to receive the siiitrings Of otler>.-
That his presence amid -rt.ncs of wrctrH7!
nr,s WAS as genial anl GLAD l.nin: IA ray
OF hop, % th' dspitrinS ms Voice rs Wi.
come t. tha dise1us >,atea- tha cush >prtn.
to the furnishing ~3ns Of the desprt
Resoired, That Will W. ns r Paternity
deeply candole with the relations and tr mi.
Of our deceased Brother. w, would s,Y :,
Al.
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J. RUSSELL cPALDrJG's
HAIR!

1t inparts richness and hrillaney. cleans, or
naments inyigorates cmbellishcs, removes dand-
ruff, relieves headache, and has probably been
used for restoring and preventing the falling off
of the Hair with much success any article
ever known. 1t has stood the test Of time and
usc. and all can rely upon il.
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Mn. J. r. SrstpiSa--Sir; 1t is with pleasure
have used your Rosemary with great success in
keeping my hair black, age was turning it very
fast, lnurs respectfully,
Cambridge, Jan. IS, lsjG. MRs. b. TAFT.
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Exritin. enInor from Washington

fCtrr s.p5n Lance New Ylr& Courier and
Enquirer wv ,.HNGToS, Monday night
\ rumor prevails here that in case the Pres
ilent's message sustains the Lecompton Con
-tituti5a, GOV Walker designs is.uing an
address to the paopla Of the Union, recon-
mending the Free States to resist tn, enforce
ment Of the Constitution hy arms, and that
if he i removed by the President, GOV. Wal
kcr will INN diatsly return To Kansas u
Join the people, movement. This corr
ponds with previous private statements OF
Gov. Walkers declaration. i cannot how
ever vouch for the authenticity of the ru-
NOR.
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MARRIED.

:, In Hf7- aia. "a the Gherci, snHd53 tn eth inst ty
L, H. = te'. GaPt .sHu- 4. Wells Mrs Rachel
y u fete'. he.' Il Er4ektn Pee. oh. MIR. John X
Nv! ~ ' >7itwrs, 20 Ms tunia l.. H-rlr Of Brook
tn,
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NEW HMM, IOnn., FEB. 7, II D.
Mn. J. ErsSEtf SrALDfNG-Dcar sir: \ few
nj -hts since saw fair head OF very dark hair ON
a man that six weeks ago was bald. He had used
nothing to produce it bat your Rosemary and Cas-
tor oil preparation He purchased another bottle,
and says he shall never be without it if it is posi-
lie to be had. ! am selling it constantly, and
shall keep supplied. Yours truly.
4. j. WOOD,
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d X Y G. @ O D S

Enough to olo'hc ''the million "-Delaincs, Cash.
mere fiaids Nipaccas, D-iiascs, Thibets. ard all
kinds Of Dress foods. Piiats ,sheetiues >hiftings,
licking, Fauneis, &C., &t., IN quantities too nu-
n-,r0us to mcutiUu.
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Fair and positive evidence Of the rcrl virtue
aHd merits OF the Rosemary will be shown to any
ono VINO will call the proprietor. Space will
not admit any more certificates here; but we hsve
the pleasure to give the names Of some who can be
consulted about it:
Mrs, Louisa sweeney, - Rowe Street, Boston.
Rev. {. ". Dcnuison, late |. ;. con vi Demerara,
;. A.; ". I, Brante, +. Il. :, 4 l.. Il L. to her
Majesty Mint, q b Abram A. Truax, kotter-
dam, y. J., 10 years Of age; Benjamin Seavey,
Ed, Broniad House, boston.
~ hundreds could be added to this list if room
permitted
II Is pleasing to the proprietor to receive com
muuicttions resaectins the beneficial use OF the
Rosemary to winch he is always happy to respond
in an appropriate manner.
Desiring to place the article within the reach Of
AL Is put up in trial bottles for - cents: large
bottle containing nearly six tunes the quantity,
for - 0o.
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Sole Proprictef,J. RUSSELL SrALpISG, Manufac.
turing Chemist. Principal Depot, - fremont
Il. opposite the Museum, Boston, Mass, where
all or4eIs should be addressed The fac similc OF
his signature is on every bottle Of the genuine.
Sold by c. ii. Peek, Ellsworth, Me
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Gen. VIM. Walker has landed his fill.
busters in Nicaragua.
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p Z d Y S I O n $ +.

all kind such as Corn, Elour. Neal, M9losses,
Fork, Beef. I.rd, -il. hiee, Sugar, Cheese, Tea,
.,,1.. I.r+t.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

4 select stock Of Mrdware arrays
on haRd.
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Rosemary for Children's Hair and with
the Ladies'

NORTH Axp EVA HOFFMAN.