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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

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VsNVIN iaSt returned thu "'rv fr"h Europe,
r h- h-S visited inpnrtlu' institutions
- - ti-,t r-,r,ir, oT-r. --rsi-- the Pahlie-
ts,rt -tt- 1ttrlfot I-'i =" G rr-ti- 81 -"'-.-~ =,
On saa- ~v-r " Waiker'- D-'is store ih W
w" ps,,... us's
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PROSPECTUS
or
WASHINGTON UNION.
keg Volnums, Ne1y Types and Nelv Arrangement.
PROSPECTUS

10 TEE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY UNITED sTATEs-
VsHE undersigned takes this method Of informing
assumed ths ppstorsp and sdar1hp Of Inc wAaoik
csaos he loss1 is thsln for hAL aonsn-nas @
q ihs democracy and without which his labor. would naesd De pref
arrangement typographical Of the
1na has been snre changed and Improved New and beautiful
upon which priniad q an szA superior qu-niy
REQUIRE; fixed neiths
ono naks ths great central d ts
bis faithful medium communication bssn the capital and the
GSa sss % M ny YEAR, s1 snaa siam my ss = nm = aDd a
adnusffatn all she which party es and personal tena
frzgl per dnnger rights ths
Of tins s naloa4 democracy and
country acknowledged Aents
tursd wsd approved stiasmansh and long were no
ions II the hsd Il the gOrsrnmsni ihs
hsr hopes and expectations y cag 70 h assistance eahns
endeAred 10 the dsnocrstic party Dy Al their an
which they had rendered N some q ths moai oos ns
country and sustaining the principals hs and
otc heart in tho land hope his political
ress HIM FAuaciHm Itself appears willing or
constitution viii be able much longer 10 disturb the
Large as the oiruuaiun q The is
cal sheets that era spread brosdcas over the
and which nnd ther way large nurnbers m 700 many o.
States AS anidois 10 the poison These
extending the circulation Of the Uaa
Those placed by democratic
circulating democratic Journals and posnasiers In
efforts to place copy Day Wazp Snns YesLg uson
farmer mechanic and working man IN tho
country
(pubhshed weekly during the Of congresa
contains all The reading matter which
appears Daily The Weekly Uncn Furnished 10 Subscribers al
Of regarued
cheapest political paper and handsomely
reading the OF
would make tlo ordinary orau au will be
the advantages Of both political and family news
nauer important political articles Of th day
weekly during the sitting Of Congress- careful
daily proceedings Of the housss prepared
f
pera II the year FROM every the Union,
Interesting
and domestic
such information In regard 10 the agricultural
and commercial interests u the country as VIII be
found, q believed, OF particular valne.
in the most substantial
furnished by lis rapidly increasing circulation
Within eighteen bean added
with te slightest exeron hs of
be ncreasd hundrsa thuusnnd
bring before the the
the democratic all thor simplicity purity
strength have testimony abundant n ~ nater
the United States
Ys Testimony strongest which could be nnsr
Of promptly extending tho sphere Of is conceded
appeal from the selfish considerations Of
tho subscription of ths Weekly Crsson
w as TO printing white
think viii be understood and appreciated by
4 democrats ersrywhsre
In concuson / few subscribers and
such al may susrrhers There owing
upwards m thousand dnzrs for back
syssm whch The Unioa has enssred
hereafter the business OF the establish
me strictly oah pncaa No subscriptions
Daily weekly Weekly win be received unHas
accompanied with the advance Payments
Address WILLIAM a hAfaina
Editor and Proprietor Of the Union, Washington, D. C
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+ N<<~SV
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ths u person upon books ths
psyTmuni n ths subscrtpE0n bs made advance.
may nauacy by Iettsr
viii be assumed by ourselves N tr4nsnszian
rs COUNTRY PAPER PaAshsd ti~sek aariag
or Congress, and weakly during tls
sus.osiptans period e than
proporionsd o above annual rates.
srFueTn ASrKRs agents. By
senalns us ava BAIY
WEEKLY suhscriber ~ih enoassd vii be elaa eagy
0raax
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6muuasy GenzaFs 0osen eb@on eamlniSaArJ gen
sA asssIAlt Captain Simpson, stz clerks and one nsSon
gsr-
sEgopn Qncsen Thomas lawson surgeon gohefA
asasiaIts r. C. Wood and nr c. X Wood three cerkA
Eag ooGansral Joseph HOttan ch engineer assistant
Captain II G. Wright; ave clerks and one mnasenge
nyaOraysal Albert, csiona u the corps "A
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
odnanOs cFg colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt MAynadsr; eghi clerks aad ons messenger
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American Gothic and Brass-Fsii Rosnng.
INVENTED BY EUGESuo LAmIA ARCHITECT NJ A kr.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL tAsss, budngs once GohcA CAappaqaA,
Mesichestsr county, New York
Juna I7--du
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.
rIyHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' so long favorahy by
English direction NJ j. Narrower principal
assisted and experienced teachers in
department uf learning
whose Washing
feir wards here their
vision accustomed dotho graduates Of this
seminary representing nearly stat. the Union.
particulars NJ narrower
Principal of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep H-eo1 Georgetown, d C,
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs. Statuettes, ETC.
FTHHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the ATTAIN
Il of the public to his large and siegan siook or
MARBLES, ToMEEToNs, AND MONUMENTS
At his establishment nnr. nr4esash
employ and other
marbles and other description of
MARBLE MANTHs OF THE Latest STYLES,
of his manufacture, and ar superior quality.
IINTIIS DOOR AND WINDOW sIlIs, CARRIAGE sTErs NEW
YORK T1AGGING &r
everything hni required the marble
ness. either ar utility fur the
his
day hir yard where Judge
saaT
the above
beautifully snabe either
those pisass
viii manufacture be
facilities
he npes the expectations Of Ibis
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
street north between Twelfth and Thirtssnh
3-d6m
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Modern Languages

: MVutfH L<HHKHdkFf-
hANIEL E. GROUX, a native Of France, teacher
H. especially French Spanhh
Trspsaans mnae with puneiuay moderate
pricru.
Peuns1vsna svenue, 1sh 18th
sarssts, opposite wllsrd's Hnael Washington, d
Zh-aagHwkF
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FURNACES
7yHE ATTENTION of the community generally,
Of house builders particularly invited 10 the Keystone
4eater, atey patented by j. D. Green, OF Philadelphia
pesons Interested solicited cali and satisfy
of this all others So
principles Of combustion been applied s
although radiatng aurfce hundred
nifty square feet requires thirty cent less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured.
Every ta experience n thirty in the fur
suggest production Of
Hester and preio feed assured that FOR efficiency
economy Of Il unsurpassed
IRIEY GUY,
$40 bet 10th and nth sts.
agency for the saie Of the keystone Heater
Aug B-T&Ih2m
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s. C. Herring Il Co.'s Patent Champion Safes
TTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favOrs, and
finding that discriminating public besiowing their patron
EXHIBIT
depot opening
lero0m Broadway No 25 Of Murray street
the City Hall This enlargement Of wArehouse room with the
their factory VIII enable The Enbscri
hand all stock o nre and burglar
proof other establishment the world Particular
viii be had constructing sais for private families 20 match
other furniture for the security Of and jewey
ALSO
keap all mony
doors HALLS powderproof
peru,arnn bank Cygss
patent letter lock, without key.
s. C. HERRING a Co.,
Nos. lbs, 1a7 and I3s Water and
No. 2bl Broadway Murray New York.
y. CDYIE & CO.,
Washington, n c.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May ze-Iy Richmond riraiuis.
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VI. would enI the card Of VIM. Grzndn esq
Of lie States rummis
United Court a Claims Colonel thor
oagy dspxrfnrnts
wsshnsson and shs Of s unnsd cOu q c@ms
LNsw Tara Dolly Nes
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
BR1DGEToN NEW JERSEY
DAVID THoxrsoS, A NJ, Principal
rTNHE fall and winter session Of this institution VIII
Ill commence Wednesday, November sth 1s5T.
for circulars address the Principal
Rev G. b JONES, n n, Bridgenn, n, J.
Hon. Wh H1GIER, u s senator, Goarheld, Pa
Hon. TT1EO FTE1lNGf5UYEEN d New Brunswick. n j.
Rev JAMES WOOD, D. D, Philadelphia Pa
Sept I9-wowf
q
JONES d NOELL,
Aao~nepEf Las. -....
DUBUoUE IOWA
UTILL attend faithfully and punctuaIly to any
Wv their prufers5on committed fha
olecons wscnnn and Minnesota Terroy
and procsed- promptly remiiaed-
Cai. Thomas Grccn.
ucsxrr. pxiro Noursc, BankerH, sAN N"s-
Hon. Rev-rry Johnson, Baltimore, Maryland
Hon John McEeou l, -. -.
Hon John A. DIX wv i ~S
Sop 2-dr
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Academy or the Visitation, Frederick City,
MARYLAND.

Academy OF the Visitation, Frederick City,
Maryland
TyHE exercises of this institution will recommenee
II on the Monday September
TERMS BoARDEas
the Frsnrh language H dere) annun
~ months VI. !.
Stationery washing nendng bed bedding doctors f ~
and frms additional charge
Italian and Spanh draw
ing and painting charges
22-1Aw7ws
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY cONGgES
TNHIS Company is prepared TO receive apph-
buildings, merchandise, &C, the
usual charge policy heir Office
Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank
VIM r. Bayly Samuel Bacon,
Jos Eniday,
f,rme Hudson Taylor
| Francis Mnhun M W. Gait,
JAMES C. MeGUWE, President
G. d. HAzSns, Secretary
May 2s--dly
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1sso
Capital Annual dividend lie policies per
Nnesy eight during paying
upsrnus furnished Those who
have tsr
poIsirS renewed thraagh
MICH
Juns I3-dly No ss1 lsh
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WINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON
wv the way
600 white ash egg coal for radiators
y5e white ash broken coal for furnaces
900 tons red ash coal for gHtes
300 small size for and cooking
Cumberland coal
Large supplies
weekly recevng supplies Of all kinds Of fa
the of En
with their orders.
H7-frampi personal attention given order.
B1-CoaI kept hoored and rooed yards.
Hzr2,2a0 Ibs TO the
T. J. W. NJ GAIT,
Northwest 18th streets, s<T,
One square south of Penn
Sep 2-1md
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

Gray haired parsons Diseases Of hair scalp read
following and Jndee Of the articles:
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

Fashionable Dry Goods In New York
immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanily ON hand also, full and
,.@ ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cAEPETNGs,
coahs mattngs materials curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, ac ar &n.,
MUCH REIow REGULAR PRuCEsI
LORD & TAYLOR,
E......... 255 257, 25p, street,
MAY 26-ly md 40 Cathafine
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Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No II Cliff rrea, NeO TorR,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers 70
large printing writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale al tho lowest market rces
May aB-ly~
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

NEW B00KS.-The Life of John Fitch, the In
~ venur Of the steambost; by Thompson wesoor
Quits Novel by the Baruneas Tautpbnus, author
Initials
Save Time Trouble Money by Conducting
Law; by Edwin Treedisg author af "A PnScsl
Business. &c ~ IS
information About Texzs; by y
Reform Eznnlined
Subject o Slavery; by Joseph G. srlas
Analogy, with Introduction runp-cins
Howard Ascun,
shurg Pennsylvania Just rscsived, and for s.ie by
BLANCHARD BOHfN,
late r Farnban,
Sept 20 Pennsylvania and 1lfh 81
MY TRIP TO FRANCE; by Rev. John r. Done
vi han Prizes - andi.oas supply just by
BLANCHARD a NoHrN
Bep ~ Less X Psrnbsu.
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New York Market.
Nsw York. MAY %.


Flour 10 n Is cents better. Common
to strait State,6,G0 a GO: Upper Lake
6 90 a 600 comm to good. Ohio extra
lisa T,6j; extra tennessee T,715 1000
Southern Ice. bctter-NIixcd TO good : "a
80 fancy and extra IS -. Can
aian Zoe. better-Suparfne eco 6,75
extra 6,l0a $50.
Wheat held higher
Corn better. Mixed % IA 95 in stor, ;
white % u 81, yellow % a 90 ahJat Round
yellow % aiioat
Pork &c. better. Mess 1915 a %. so -;
prime - 1899
Beef buoyant. Country mess II Is
Rcpacked Chicago $50 II ; Prime mess
- u 81.
Leather dull
Coffee more active Rio 10 10 a II IL
Java - IL; Maraicabo 10.
Sugar dull
Molassss dull. Muscovado 81 ID
Cnba claycd 10 in bond
Hides lower.
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COOKING STOVES
LOT / + r | Els.

The Lotteries IF samuel swan Il Co. are charter
ID by the state Of Goorgi,, and have sworn com
missoners appointed to superintend their drawings
and certify that everything connected with tho
same is done in ,tricty honorable manner
They offer To tho public fair opportunity for n-
vcstment the interests of parties at distance be-
ing as well protected as though tLeywerc present.
rhe Managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact that all persons have gal light to send
orders Tor tickets % Georgia rs the lotteries If
samuel swan & O., are authorized by tue Le gis.
lature of that State lottery will be drawn cry
saturday throughout the year, al! orders received
being filled IN the drawing next TO take place after
the same comes to hand. According To- the scheme
one ticket in every ten must draw prize. Tex
cts $40; helvcs 50, quarters, 81, 30. No tiok-
cts sent unless the money accompanies she order.
The drawings are upon the principle of num-
Der each tick, t, and simple that none
can fail to understand them. There is no eoif3bi-
nation Of numbers to mistify the buyer. Pr1es
vary from SO 10 $50 600; every prize being
drawn, tho result of drawing forwarded t. all
purchasers.
~ A list Of the numbers that arc drawn from
tile wheel, with the amount That each prize is en-
titled to, will be published after cvery drawing;
in the following papars:--New Orleans Della,
ia sete, Atlanta Lafei,gsnco, Savannah Mems. aud
New York Weekly Day Book. Write your address
plainly, and direct to
S. SWAN 4 Co., Atlanta, Geor; 10.
Prizes paid in full-no percentage dc dHctea trufp
prizes as ia other lotteries. Vi iyy
All communications strictly confidential.
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UDOLPHo WOLFE,


% Bsarr Sifed. New foyk
For Sale in Boston by
D. r, d: RICHARDS 4 Sons, s. 4 81 State street.
SnM ARD GOLDMAN 4 co, s5 state street.
1,ra ,L Y CoCHRANE 4 co, 80 Congress street,
spInha POTTER, la Washington street
shIH 4, PICKER, . Him street
n: L. CUTLER, IS India street,
""il.s0S, FAIRBANKS, a Co
0hnfER, OoLCARD 4 PRELT0N, Hanover and
Portland sts
rt M, FOSTER CO., Cornhill.
s.n.SthAhD GIBSON, Long Whar t.
'nc I'll " WIN. A. BREW Err, 30 4 ~ Wash
ington streat
~ O. MANSFIELD, l59 Milk street. sn3mll
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MARRIED.

In thi. town, May 10th. by Asa McAlli,tcr. Esq
Mr.. Henry ;, Dyer, OF Waltham to Miss Eunice
NJ. circuit, Of Franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-29

'5'lIE subscriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned that he has been
duly appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust OF an administrator Of the estate Of Leon
ard f5vci late Of Bucksport in the County Of
hancock, Painter deceased, BY giving bond as the
law direct; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted T. the said dcccaseds estate to make
iiamediate payment, and those who have any de
mauds thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
THOMAS H. LANPHEN.
haeispart, May 6, ls5I. 3wl7
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F R UT TR EE S
GRAPE VINES. &c.

TIVE subscriber is agent for the sale of
Fruit tree. from the celebrated Nursery Of
John Parsons. Rookport Mass, aud viii supply the
best kinds of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Ounce
and Cherry trees or GraPe vines 10 any who will
favor him With their ordcrs, Trees delivered in
any Part Of Hanc5ch and Washington Counties
Every tree will be warranted and II they do not
give satisfaction on delivery no one will be obls-
81 Ia take them The trees will not se taken from
the Nursery tiil about the first Of May which Is
considered the best time for digging them
ADDISON pool. Agent for
JOHN PARSONS.
Sullivan, April llth, 1857, isjins
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r aUTION TO THE pURI,C,

- All persons are hereby cautioned against rur-
chasing note Of haud given by H. H. Clact of
fremont and payable toj. ;. Babsou for about for
" Nv" dollars, as said n4to was stolen from the
store OF the subscriber tho night OF tho l4th Of
March last. There wa due at thnt time o, said
note $500, Said note has Teen protested and
stopped, DAVID NASGATT.
Mt, Desert, May 2sth, 1851. 3wl5
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'WDLFE'S SCHlEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS,

IS made from barley II the arst quality selected
With great i.sL the products II the most ce!e
ora'ei grain.growing districts is favored with the
essence Of the oaromatie Juniper Berry Of Italy,
and is rectihed BY peculiar process, which eNpels
from the spiri, every acrid particle
As means Of preventing and correcting the
disagreable and often dangerous effects produced
upon the stomach and bowels by change Of wa
'er--a visitation To which travellers aud settlers.
and all nnacelmatod persons in the est the south
anf Southwest are peculiarly liable-the schiedam
Aromatic schnapps will be found absolutely infal.
eie; while in eases Il droPsy, gravel distractions
OF the kidneys, diseases OF the bladder dyspe Psia
and general debility it IS recommended by most dis
unguished members Of the medical profession.
1t is put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases
Of one dozen, with the name Of the undersigned
on the bottle and cork, and a facsimile Of his
signature and label.
For sale by all respectable druggists and country
Merchants
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DIED.

In this town. eth inst. Mis- Laura l.. JOY,
aged Is years months and ~ days
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IT, TIE
CITIZENS OF TILE UNITED Sr4TES
CAUTION TO TIL PUBLIC.


featuring Il ''in, f.r.uua,siy 'useeeIei. a ~
gar - in making discovery inty, sasa4lse-
,are BY Wh,ch 1t i. irleiaet 81 ali aalt adj 81.
fAmmatory prvpes,.cs and rsadefel F.r;oet,y
pure
Ny mandatory is At scAirlam. Holland. ~
ter several months rcecc;ion shat titlr u ,ira /,
ntnrucei /, to the American pablic uai~r Tie
name Of Wolfe. >vhic,iam Aromatte >saau %.
Sgaieiain is the name 81 the llase ia H-.aaI
where the Gin IA manufactured Atetaalsc .Ig
Fisss It's name FROM ,he Italian Juniper berry
with which II i. Favored. AMI The satI "~eAa4Hfs
is the German for dFiuk--Casnc. pram-No}4.s
Seheiam Aromatic Drlak " .saucr bsI nay
Schaspp. been introduced - the American public
AMI received With appreciation. than the Liquor
Mixers Of Nor York, Boston and Philadelphia,
started in pursuit with their mixed an4 g. .anal.
staE under various names. Schiedain tin, -cals
dam schnapps, London Ciab ilgu.e Gin. iaa3an
Cordial Gin, &c, aad in several eases ny Atzri+
have been 'oPerfectly Initiated ia 1nly the al
di;ion q few letters IL flcai technical AVOID
Ane~ Of the Law, and SO carefully PREPARED a. TO
impose on careless purehAsets. understand a
arso quantity has been purchased By the mvr-
chants Of the Eastern state. account OF the
eheapness Of the articles merchant Who par
tieipa,es indirectly in the fraud by selling the
spariou. articles, is as much an ofgudef the
principal who planned the Imposition.
hope every respectable citi1rn who sAiues the
health Of the community IN which he lnc- S,il al
me 10 ferre,ting "a, aud exposing TIE un.crup-ias
metchaat, ~ae, IT the ,Asc Il few gents. Will
pat ia Jsopasiy tas lives Of tac community IN
waica ne lives. such ncn should Is nailed to the
pillory Of popular exccration
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'ENllE subscriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he has been du-
~ appointed and has taken upon himself the trust
Of an administrator DE- Bouiy nm upon the estate
Of join G"rdou lat Of hluehili, in tac County II
Hancock Mariner deceased b. giving ond ~ the
law directs; be therefore requests ali persons who
are jnde bted to the said dec scds cstute to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
ISAAC $. OSGOOD.
Bluehil, May G, 1851 3wlG
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Books ! Books !! Books !!

she following popular Books
will be sent by mail Postage Paid,
GA receipt OF the price, by N. Hale,
Ellsworth:
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B,anrts and Ribbons,
together with all articles il. the Millinery line.
Tie services of an experienced and FASH
IONABLE MILLlNER from BOSTON have
been secured for this Department and all work
will be done To order with SKILL and DIS
PATCH
Bonnets PRESSED aad BLEACHED in
the BEST MANNER.
Remember OLD STAND, Main st, oppo-
site the Hancock Bank.
CALL AID SEE.
Ann F. GREELY.
EllsAJlth, May LIST. 1881. ly4
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Ann e. Or eeIy
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

OF every variety Of style price and color
Embroidsries Of al qualities and prices
A,so. Muslins, Camlrics, Hmdkerchiet>. etc.
\ good assortment of GLOVES and no
sIEKY.
The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is
well stocked with fashionable aud WE'LL
SELECTED lot OF
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STATE OF MAINE.

iNtoeN, ss,-At a Court Of County Commission
er' began and held at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock on the fourth Tuesday of
ApFli it being the twcuty-cigth Of said month,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
ES1'R vs..

DROUGHT before me. The undersigned Justice OF
ID the Peace, by John Doyle. living on the Pompei
road ten miles from Clinton. four miles, viz.
First light brown horse mule, right eye ont scar
his right hip. branded r II b on the left shoulder
about eight years old Is hands high, marked with
wagon harness. no other marks pcrcoivabc. Ap,
praised 10 be worth one hundred and fifty dollars
in cash,
Second dark brown mare mule, marked with wag-
on harness and branded Il II b the left shoulder
about years old l6 hands high. no other marks
prrcniyable, Appraised TO be worth, in cash. one
hundred and fifty dollars.
Third dark brown mare mule. marked with wag-
on harness. branded II II j on the left shoulder,
about years old, II hands high. no other marks
pnrcoivnble. Appraised TO be worth, in cash. one
hundred and forty dollars.
Fourth light bay mare mule, marked with wag-
on harness. branded II i on the left shoulder.
about years old. lG hands high. no other marks
perccvable Appraised TO be worth in cash, one
hundrod fifty dollars
The above mules was strayod before me this day
April 30th, 1857.
Nay ., 1877 ", D, GAYLE, j. ! " Ward