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Insfsicissoy OF the Ponce-suggest,oos Tor
the Protection OF Life and Property.
70 THE xoTroa or TIE HERALD.

70 THE EDITOR or rHB HERALD.
Esv YoRx, Oct q, 1857.
u srcssdlsgiy gratifying 10 al lovers OF peace sad
lheU Interests manifested IN your ,ur.A, In Arousins Me
peope sense Of lnsr position, tsey may pro.
themselves against NE gAngs OF and Highway
men Who orrHsized In almost every lccAiy oy
IN strength 70 truly Alarm ne psop,s. n 1nts
nisbly true hal have rc,oe force (alnough In
complete In rumbers) Who pseseni q Zoe manly 30
pcarapce mis- may be gratifying 70 pride In on.
bot n tbe lme there ober
which should be oousidercd Of paramount mporancsfor
Instance, snosepcy ana acviy 10 The dscha &c Of The
dues imposed upon them. II II well xno MAI our csr
n the mercy Of Organized bands Of thieves
aud Williams who day and night plumber and rob- VINO
are known 70 have no other means Of subsistence II
there no way OF nddnz TIE city Of these Tsxabonds,
80 living Q raie Of BARBARIAN, 10 which every man Il
Compelled 70 protect hmsef and shoss Who rely rpou
Tor iheher prosecsi1f F the purpose OF seournr
the protection which ne police fall 10 asrd Deg leave
W suggest plan which, vhsn mstured and csyrea ioo
opcrsuou would, In ny oplnos, eTscs the desired obsa
avisiart oors," shall be commissioned By Tue Police
u mmnslo ses, whose duty shall be W ferret out tue
baun Of these vasabonds, dlspers. an arr act
them these 70 be PAID for her services by private
subscriptop the oeecs being 70 drive bad oharsr
Of The city, and comps them seek some other
that when these characters brought befcys them and
a 70 sve satisfactory account OF N emselysa u ey mus
be oeat with In The most summary manner one hundred
ee1cent and active men, without UNIFORM bet pro ,ery
and judlciousy seleoe would 10 VERY rev months
rass New York What ought 70 be-au Orderly lf moi
shielded from The dagger o. she Assass or the oab Of
me hiebvyman. VIA
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED svRRY pAY.


pigruaE BY AL,sroR Arp ElyDoI vos SALE :
70 be sold II he eOse OF Krh Of
ksnsherer twhere the have sslec ersblu
lefe picspr. size n feel 6ltches By By Ason, ma
ons o. ne 100 srs Of The spssh ssucrN osieyy suhecs
g. Peter 10 Prison. 10 hoped that Amer cans vii mo-
o~e poh cortunly Of po-s~sans .ns grea
usVs naest produc ns TIE posin Of the picture
90 tne urrh h,aruar eading Va ,hs Kngravne 8aley.
Also hscbeA &C Al British srtse,, BY Hsydn nse "
feet By feet vhics hat alton
the veiterr W saloon This oicture aso nj soh
from sb seo.ee Besumcni - cage o. Tee ssbib VOC
csiaogue Apply 70 hearr rHOsAH ASrnN Sors,
pubusse5 v her Majesty, Manchesw, nnsiand
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Case OF Canoe m,-Rsply OF Juror to the
Eorsmnn's Latter.
TO rzs IDIToa or THE HERALD.

NV Yosx, Oct % 1857
your paper o. hs ieh nssaa, letter written By
The Foren Of The Jury the cAnoem trial. saying that
he regrets that urun have bean brougn
axSnn tho Jurors In that vial. having acted ono o.
that Jury and having heard oil ihs evidence given think
The accusations Jas: ras proved TO be
Of the planess ever heard or rad OF In my life
Three Witnesses swore positively ihas they ~ Oancem
shoot Anderson and rgn down Grand ssrest and thea
traced him from his rssos SAGE 10 worla street.
Every other crsanssAnce vant 70 corroborate tas evil
denoe NJ Lang calls the cooged gfrl Toe main witness
sgsnS The prisoner The German, Matthias Ioght vas The
n ain vinss NJ. Lang old 10. mention name, thAs
The nunty would think the oolorcd girl vas tho main
winoss, but abe mol, two others having
posnively abe did. In, after such evc enos
CAacem' called innocent man, an only cay
every q may shcoi whom he pIsascs
SAMUEL D. ARTHUR, ous OF ne yuroys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

Oar Vera Cruz Correspondence.
vsaA Osuz, OCT 4, 1857.
O~pray in as Csy q Marioo IN Favor Of sauta An.a
Arrea ef High Fv~etsonarsa-AFsirs IN tie interscr-
QSs-el StA Ne BytsisA Obnna It 7aSspico-ArTea Of
General Salas end oAss-TAree MEXICAN Ona 10 Be BuiA
ewhe Lxhms1 Of TsAsox@pec, &C., &c
Our news from Mexico, to the Sosh u, Il MOI untavor.
able 70 the psrmAnenoy and strength oomonforts admit
nsraob although moi yea fully organised under the new
constitution Last week here wss some excitement In the
capital, gro wing ont Of asemps the pIt Of sundry
church dictionaries and several old officers Of his Serene
Hghnoss Santa Anna, 10 get up pronunciarieso In bis
favor 10 mako the basis for his recall wthou, which
movemest he has said 'tss no VIII MOI again put his foot
on Mexican soil" The conspiracy good one the plans
well laid and strong and IL friends Of The most o~erfa
In the land. nipped In the bud OolsseS Gayooo
and Ewes, and Bonn a all old employees, IN hgh
place, ere arrestsd and shro vn into prison.
The movements at the south have oeen regulated BY
Gaasr, Diego Aware. ana ~ incl, s,s ma roT,sa a.
In that uaFter had been broken up. and the prime
voke, General Ponce de Leon, made prisoner, waiting the
dser mnAtou Of the government 70 his dsposi don.
Al nampioo shere S very small quawel 0ssweon the
British Consul the captain OF the Port, 70 the pub
mails and The apsnses Of puuns sSsn on board q the
mail steamers and vesela OF The B,iish side ID,
has the Captain Of the Port 10 to put Gil mail sscss or mat
ter board OF the vessels for which they may be don
ed, and 10 pay the expenses thoreof-so which said
Captain Of the Port demurs "thst no willing to oSlge
oonsu.r packages on board Of Ba:a Or other mali vs.
se bat that he viii not provide or pay tie expenses for
the favor he coufers" SO 8, the oopGgneos pay the
money and wait the decision Of higher powers
learn this morning OF the arrest, at the oApa Of Gen
Mariana SAas (olc sk Seniors Fernandez dc Jsuregui,
Lacs 0omngues and several ohers dsnares Of Church
and STATE In the good oldeu time, with few peboisn
sir.l drawn from he highways and mountsins TAe
alarm n The city II Nexon subsiced the execr
tive wss seen and felt In the community.
The government propose 70 build three cities upon the
lshnus Of rehuAnepec DO located at the moush Of
the 0oaxscoAeos another At the head of rgaon
OF said river and the third upon the paus Of the Sierra
evid ng the waen which Aos to The Atlantic or Pacific
to DO cslled Colon, Itur ode and Humboldt With govern
men patronage prompting speculate IN, and reasonable
fer the public lands, any, there viii be difficulty
In the skeletons industry promp,et BY neces
commerce. trade and Agriculture, may possibly all
up the frame work Commissioners have alreAuy been ap
pointed by the government TO make assessmenA OF the
los Aai FOR heir aale, 30.
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THATesrvrSs Dsy IN observation-disclosures
30 rsiocs sss sppo'nlsd rhursdsy, Novemeer 10, -
0N a rhaaugvins
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LvURrTruRs vLrrnD-rr pxCHAvas ros anAE
IL csise IN this STATE Ado sn psvs, HsrAd ,nces
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18th ASSEMBLY DlsrKIOr.-A MBBrfAa or T AZ
AZ delegates 70 his Convention vii be held 81 :he nous.
Of SeSDan of Forty seventh
avenue at ~ o. dorx this evening.
UARRIT IL 8fBIKkR,yr Chairman.
1Rn N Dawn 2eoratAyv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22
I AT.Ak0n AHD xNrHU8IAsTIC MrETIN

At LAk0H AND zNTHUBIASTIC MEETING OF Tux
"A Independent voters OF the 3econd ward. held the M
Hotel ~ Anr st. Tuesday evening Q to
10 the following preamble Aa~ resolutions vsre unanimous
~ adopted
whe,eAs Tho prodigAcY ard corruption 81 political parties
prevail TO such lsrnlrg extent thai ihe te
people ocied to burdens
sleace t@ the sgsranezenent Of tho selfish few; Add
whereas. tie several party organizations mostly
trcd by oques Of interruptions who seek only
acv their sinister regardless OF the OF
the people well principle no And whereas
The oenvenuoos 70 nqm ,Ais candcsss FOR ONCE the sp
whc at reference 70 the crens aarge who expected
endorse these caad Aaes VITA the vcss A. The polls There
for be
Resolved That 'as enden. voters OF TIE Second
ward hsreby form ourselves into crb be
Independent Club OF the second ward for pu
correcany the evs r which have much
plain. and to select cm he several pAres Will
our iydmen beat represent the people rho eeC. them
Rest lved- That wi suppcy. for any cdca
ton weo known 70 bs honest snc apabts to be
free from The de- thA his club repyotsa
And 10 edectuAlls cASvy out the above aareDy
pledge ourselves 70 sustain the foregoing ressluons
y Richard Mcleod, william J. Dvtne, Thos. smith. los q
Reid committee JOHN HAMILTON Chairman
Gwu1ns Dlvns Secretary.
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WRIST ASSEMBLY DlsE6Ior.-As A MEETING OF
The delegates 70 the first ward Convention, helo No
ITO Green. icb street lie Conse EsQ called 70
y cob H. smith Vim Met ssh Tanel n, chan a,d % ARIES
Henry PCT IN lion the third btot Me-
l. smith received ten and Mr.. VIM Mc3ra.h i've
On motion. NJ Jacob Smith received u. unsnin NOM.
nation. M. v. II CQErE Chairman
Jour p. CuLLtcA an. secresry
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elOO RxvAsD-rBB ABOVE RpvARD WILL m
0lOO PAD Tor tne recovery of sold suniins srchor
v.toh hard dial jules jung meker No, $50, wb
pcld kusre chain and small fng stsoaed Which ssen
for gentleman Ia Broadway hs.artss evenisg i>sl
ykers oil please the Above properly offered
BY returning the watch sn5 chain the Of n 9slst
and no questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

GInn RRwARD.-Losr, AT THE AMnRTCAu az
plOU Oh, nse sarn Ct pss.sg thence 70 ru .cu street.
above reward win be pad on OF the same ~
MlLLuk. PKnT NICHOLS lgf srpadvnY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-23
PURE POTASH
I'M TIN CANS
B. T. BABBBIT7. 6s q. 20 WASHING
ton ST., ". Y. and SO India ST,
BOSTON


THE Proprietor Of this POTASH has
for many years seen the necessity OF having
some reliable standard for the strength of POI-
ASH The adulteraton has become 80 general,
that 1T has notwithstanding its valuable proper
tics, gone nearly out of Use. The Proprietor has
taken the responsibility Of subscribing his name
TO every package, and warrants the strength to be
uniform, and when used always producing the
>tmo results. Potash many times Is adulterated
with salt, which is destructive in making soap; IT
makes the Ladies say they did net have good luck,
&c. One other reason that Potash has gone out
Of use is it is unpleasant to handle, eng pu,
up in wooden casks, and becoming liquid in ma
ny cases, and very troublesome 70 the retailers.
Now the Proprietor FIRST obtains pure Potashes,
always being the same strength, and producing the
same results; and will warrant it in all eases, ii
the directions are followed, to produce double the
effect in making soaps. and all other purposes for
which Potash is used with full directions FOR MAX
ing the best Of soft Hard. or Fancy Soaps. 1t is
made with little trouble; the ley is al prepared in
Eve or ten minutes.
! lh. Potash warranted to cut ) lbs. of grease
into good soap.
II lbs will make barrel ofbcautiful soft soap
Directions for making soft soap.
| Directions fer making Hard Soap.
| rircctans for Laundries and Hotels.
pirecriens for cleaning cotton waste that has beer
used for cleaning machinery Of all kinds.
Directions for using this Potash III place oi IA
! --lalv, ,tvns 80. s,.~.....-
/ soes.
- Al the above directions accompany the can
l.
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Rosemary with Europeans

What Mr. Hoffman, Editor Of the German paper
in Boston. aud his wife Eva say. They have had
u opportunity IT, test foreign articles fer the hair
but prefer the Rosemary.
B,Srox, Aug %. Is 6.
J. RrssELL SPALnt>c, Es9.-pear sir: 1t Is
with great pleasure that hereby do certify that
your Rosemary needs but trial to become a ne
,essitv for everybody. All ladies who have not
net only renders the hair vigorous, Rte 4 ,Ss ~
beauty and spendor aud that it is in every regard
the be-; article for the hair that be found ii
the tBtcd states so that can recommend il
with our bet conscience TO cnuntryInen and
the public in general.
MoRlTX AND EVA HOFFMAN,.
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LOTTERIES.

TliE well-known Maryland Consoli
dated Lotteries, of which L. FRANCE 4 &C
are the managers, chartered by the State Q
Maryland, and u commissioner elected by the pee
pie. who Is sworn TO superinteni and certify tina
everything connected with them is done in a strict
~ honorable manner. and that the interests Of par
ties who are at a distance are we'll protected a
II they themselves were present at the dra win
Another fact which the managers call attenti
TO, Is that all persons have legal ight 10 sen
orders for tickets to Maryland lotteries are lie
salited by special Law in that state. A lottery i
drawn every day of the month. If no particula
class Is named, orders filled IN the first draw
ing To take place after communication come
70 hand. The prices If tickets vary from 81 10
$50 No tickets are. however, sent unless be
money for the is received with the order
The drawings are upon the principle Of nun
Der oa each ticket tafter the Havana plan), and
rernary combination. Prizes vary in amount $40
10 lU0,00p All orders for tickets or packages
viii receive prompt attention, and the drawing
mailed u all purchasers immediately after it
over.
Address, T II. III BEARD, 4 co,
No. 80 Fayetie st., or Box No. 40,
v3-ui-iy baltimore, Maryland.
The Drawn Numbers Of the Maryland Lot
,eries published by the State Commissioner in
the following Papers. via .-SGn. Clipper, Afneri-
can Argus, Of Baltimore; also, the National To-
teiiigene.E aud unioa, of Washington. h. g
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Rosemary for Children's Hair and with
the Ladies'.

The Proprietor Of the Sunday News, Francis
adams Esq, furnishes the following testimony
BosroN. Aug. %, 1856.
One lady with whom We personally acquaint-
ed has used the Rosemary for nearly two years,
and will not be without it moment, This lady
has three children and their heads are constantly
washed with this article, and can say. from our
own observation, that IT is Of the best We have
used. II gives to the hair a rich. glossy aF-
pearanec, and keeps the scalp in a healthy state.
This lady also 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 the to-
timony Of several ladies in favor # ii
FRANCIS ADAMS.
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BURDENS
Pressed Boat, Ship. Brad, and
Countersunk Railroad Spikes.

4 RE well known in the United States,
and are conspicuous for their ceularity al d
finish their unyarying uniformity of size, and for
the excellent quality Of the iron from ieh they
made, 10 which may be attributed their rare
strength. They every where considered far
superior 10 the handmade spike Of common Eng
lish iron, and inferior to nothing of the kind yet
introduced TO the public
For particulars and samples. apply to BI.oDGET,
BROWN co, so and 50 Pearl Street, Boston.
Dee. II, lej6 47-sly
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Musical instruments
Clarkes Female Pills.

. =
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription Of SIR J. Clark, ". u.
Pkys,ciar Extraordinary to the Queen.
THIS invaluable medicine Is untailing
u in the cure of all those painful and danger
Gus disorders to which the female constitution is
subject II moderates all excuses and removes all
distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL is peculiarly suited. It will in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
ere pregnant during the first three months as they
arc sure to bring msscarage; but at any other
time and in every other case, they are perfectly
safe.
Sole Agents for this country.
/. {. BALDWIN h CO., Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE l. MOSES, Auburn, N Y,
-s.5.. GENERAL AGESrs.
n. B.-Sl,o 90 and postage stamps enclosed TO
aay authorized Agent, will insure u bottle of the
Pills by return mail
!. Fur sale wholesale and retail by G. F. Sargent
4 Co., Bangor, and by one Dru sgist in every town
in the United States. Burr, Foster 4 Co., No l.
Cornhill, Boston, wholesale agents for New Eng
land. SID in Ellsworth by c. G. Peck. IL
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j. RUSSELL SpALDING'S
HAIR !!

II imparts a richness and hriiisncy, cleans, or
nament-, invi gorates, cmbcllishes, removes dand
ruff, relieves headache and has probably been
used for restoring and preventing the falling of
Of the Hair with much success any article
ever known. 1t has stood the test II time and
use and all can rely upon it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-23

Nh. J. r. SPALptNG--Sir: 1t is with pleasure |
have used your Rosemary with great success IL
keeping my hair black, a &c was turning II ven
fast. Nours respectfully,
Cambridgc. Jan Is. l>j6. Mus D. TAFT.
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NV HAVEN, tonn-, Feb. 7. Is D
Mn, J. RUSSELL SrsLpisG-p,ar Sir; 4 few
nights since | saw a fair head Of very dark hair on
a man that six weeks ago was bald. He had used
nothing to produce it hu, your Rosemary and Cas-
tor oil preparation. He purchased another bottle,
and saws he shall nev Ct be without IT If it Is posi-
bic to be had. am selling it constantly, and
shall Keep supplied. lours truly,
F Woon,
p-rr-;s, md cb.,,,;., N.x U,vc, Com,
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Legal NOTICES.

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uARpER'S M,GAZINE.-Bound
~ Vols 8, .. 10, II and IL.
u,sNERSON'S NAG AZINE. -Vol.l4.
- 1887.
N1ERRYS MUSEUM.-Vols. 20
= and Is.
The aal ave Ma.ra.sss are well bound and ' II
b. said very los. W 81 NJ HALE.
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10 TER Els.


The Lotteries Of samuel Swan & Co. are charter
missioncrs appointed to superntcnd their draw in =
and certify that everything connected with the
same Is done in strictly honorable manner
They offer 10 the public fair opportunity for in
veStment the interests Of parties at distance be-
ing as well protected as though they present.
The Managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact that all persons have legal ri eht send
orders for tickets 20 Georgia, rs the lotteries Of
Samuel swan 4 Co, are authorized by the Iegis
aturc of that state. lottery win be drawn cry
saturday throughout the year, all orders received
being filled III the drawing next 10 take place after
the satne comes To hand. According To the scheme
one ticket IN every ten must draw prize. Tick
cts are $40; hcres 81, quarters, So 80. No tick
cts sent unless the money accompanies the order
The drawings are upon the principle Of one mum
Der on each ticket and are simple that meme
can fail to understand them. There is no comb
nation of numbers to mistify the buyer. Prizes
vary from $40 to $50 600; every prize being
drawn, the result of drawing forwarded to all
purchasers.
the wheel, with the amount that each prize is en-
titled To, will be published after every drawing
in the following papars;-Ncw Orleans Delta,
Mobile Rsgisty, Charleston Sfandard, Nashville
Gdsats, Atlanta Iat.ltgence, savannah Nems and
New York Weekly Day BOOK. Write your addres,
plainly, and direct to
:. SWAN 4 Co, Augusta, Georgia.
Prizes paid in full--no percentage deducted from
prizes as in other lotteries. VI ly9
All communications strictly confidential.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-23

PaleEs.-ono hoy. :3,co, three ho,-
Is, oTSiered NJ one time. $500. half
"'1eh- sit.p". 49,, 10. -
number great ? 500 box. Tn.
postage tn ile mg-l states, uaa over
Stsal miles, i iiitc,u cents a box. In
all caves ti,= ahia,Iat -h,,ii.i h, ..,,,,l.,.
ed IN money or stamps. We are re-
sP'nsibie for al moneys .ui Us nv
mail
JoSIIH : GRlNDLE Date part
ner Il iir- Wesley GrimIle. IN si.on
all let.er> must h. addressed H>,
fropr'eter OF ,iKIshtt's dSosNr AND
kLEBsArEp JAFsNEse Liza PMS.
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Al Court 81 Prhate holden VI. D art within and q
the county Of Hancock the frst Tuesday d Scltem.
her. A u lS5f.
RHppA MITCHELL Administrator ap1n the estate o.
~ Charles Mitchell, late Of Mount Desert in said couu.
W deceased, having presented Der final accunnt u Admin
istritiof nrot, ~aid d-ecaseds for Probate
ORDERED, That the sand executor give notcr to al
parsons Interested by causing copy this order to l.,
Published three weeks seeessiyeiy la the Ellsworth
can, printed at Ellsworth, thai they may aIeear Pro-
bate Court to be held al Ellsworth. SAID county Oh tho
fourth elne-iay # october next, II Il ct-k
tIr irenoon aud shew cause, any they have Why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy, attest \. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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Books. Books !! Books /!
The toiloNin: popular Books
will be sent by tnuil Postage Paid.
on receipt Of the price. b! NJ. Hale.
Cll>N ortll:-

B,ks Pstcs.
prcfl-Bv Mrs II r Stowe. vol, Sis
" hitc Chiefly Msyne REID. LIS
The Hunters Feast.--By Mayne Reid, rs
aine in its Seasons Illustrat"d-By
Frank Forester, -
The Lost Hunter, Is
Old Iaun the Pawn-G Broker, founded fact, Is
Rose cark.--By Fanny Fern, ,.
Winnie aud l. Loo
The Planters Victim, Illustrated. Loo
The Wifes Victory By Mrs. Southwerth, 90
Kate Stanton, 90
Scottish Chiefs, 90
G,
Ny First Season.-By Beatrice Reynolds, "a
The Mormons at Home, IS
School of Life.-By Hewitt, 10
Shorc.--By Souve.trs rs
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Druggis, and Chemist. New Haven, Conn.

Fair and positive evidence Of the real yrtue
and merits of the Rosemary will be shown to any
who will call on the proprietor. Space will
not admit any more certificates here; but We have
the pleasure t. give the names Of seine who can be
consulted about it:
Mrs Louisa sweeney. - Rove Street, Boston,
Rev. c W. Dcunsnn, late t. ;. Con u pcmerara,
:. A.; ". T. Brante, +, Il. :, 4 l.. Z. to her
Maje-ty's Mint. q b.; Abram y Trua1, Rottcr-
dam, Y, 10 years of age; benjamin Scavey
ESD, Br0mfcid lluuSc. Boston.
- Hundreds could he added to TIL. list If rooln
permitted.
1t i pleasing To The proprietor 10 receive com
municatiens respecting the beneficial use Of the
Rosemary, to which he is always happy 10 respond
in an appropriate manner
Desiring To- place the article within the reach Of
all, II i, put NJ III tra bottles for - cent. large
Bottle containing nearly six times the quantity,
Tor 81 90.
Sole Proprietor.J RUSSELL SfALpISG, Manufac-
turing Chemist Principal Depot, =. fremont
81, opposite the Museum BeSton Mas. where
all orders shopld be addressed. The fac smile Of
his signature i on every hottie of the genuine.
Sold by c. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Me
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