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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23
PROM CALIEnRNIA

NEW ORLEANS, oct. 13.-Tho steamer
Granada, from Havana 10th, arrived to-day.
The steamer Northern Light had touched
at Havana from Aspinwall, with California
adviccs Of the 10th ult. and one million and
a quarter in specie
The news fom California is unimportant
Wellers majority over both the opposing
tickets Is ll,000 The Legislature is largely
democratic.
Mr. Bates, exTroasurer of California. and
Rowe, his clerk have both been committed
to prison in default of bail Chief Justice
Murray is dead Disturbances had occurred
near c boundaries Of Lower California, be-
tween the American authorities and a compa-
ny Of supposed fllibusters fitting out at San
Diego The fllibusters were arrested. 1t
was reported that Castro, the Mexican Gov
ernor of Lower California, fearing reyolu-
ton among his own people, had Joined the
Americans.
The Constitutional Convention of Oregon
was in session. California markets were dull
Mining accounts were favorable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

ARREST or EXTENSIVE THuyEs.-Tho
Sheriff of Montpelier, in conjunction with
the Police Of Manchester, n. H., have arrest
ed' IN the latter place, two thieves whose
hanactions were not at all limited Their
names are George Elliott and Frank Delo-
rens. They confessed to stealing great GUAM
titles Of honey and beo-hiyes, flour, pistols.
Eyeglasses, clothes, and variety of mer-
chandise. They implicated Thomas Lafon
and another man, both of whom are in ousto-
dy. Besides the stolen articles found in
their possession, were keyos fitting the doors
and vaults of the Montpelier Bank,
SO say many Of the newspapers. It's not
true, however, that the rogues had any KEY to
the qa# of the bank. Deputy ShenGs Brad
ish and Paige deserve special credit for their
efforts in this case.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

enough ana IL seems TO INC lN is tucu ~ ltl
well enough alone Cast experiments to the
dogs Hold fast to the good you have, and
risk it not for the uncertain good or evil that
may come ancrward. THIRD HOUSE,.
The Kickapoo swindle is thus depicted by
a correspondent of The S. Louis Democrat
"KtcKAroo, X. r.,
Monday Oct 6, 1857.
Our election is in full blast. All going
tho National Democratic ticket q is the watch
word on the streets Troops are here
Many Missourians are voting They have
been coming over for some days past, and GO
ing back into the country, camping or quar-
tcrng themselves ON some good Pro-Savery
man and to-day they arc coming in, regular
old citizens a company Of about twenty
Missourians crossed the river to-day in one
body, marched away round back of the town,
and came in leisurcly, like honest country
mon When they approached the polls, tho
substance Of the following conversation took
places
First Judge of Election TO IT, S. officer in
command of us. troops present Introducing
" Sir, this is Major Long. He was adiu-
tant Of the forces under Gen. Reed at the bat
tle of Osawatamic, and was formomost 10 The
sack Of Lowepce'
U. $ Officer" Where do you reside, Ma
ior :"
Major Long" Out on Stranger"
u. S. Officer" How long have you been
settled thcrc."
Major Long was ono Of the first that
went ON % the creek
y. S.Oficor-" Very fine country you have
out there; very fine, indeed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23
OHIO ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, Oct. IL. - The Democratic
gain is considerable over the vote of last
Fall, but is not in sufficient ratio as yet, to
carry the State.
BALTIMORE, Oct li.-The election result
ed in the success of the American ticket in
every ward in the city, except the eighth
In many wards the Democrats had no candi-
dates. The vote is very small
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

enough and it seems to me it is then " let
well enough alone Cast experiments to the
dogs. Hold fast to the good you have, and
risk it not for the uncertain good or evil that
may come atcrward THIRD HOUSE,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

Best Fat Cow Geo c SHEPPARD. Esq Mont
pelier 200 p do. Snow Town, Mon-poer
ZOO best ycr Old. q G Sheppard. Mont
peiicr 90; p Do 100. 10 snse hest plii
Oxen, David Wing, Montpelier, 800, q d.
Willard Cutler E Montpelier, 200, ldo
A. d. Moore, Calais, 100. We would further
say that Geo {. Shepherd. E-q. exhibited 20 %
the best grass fed Fat Steers that ", have even
seen &c any Fair Ia this State, either County
VI State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23


Beet Boar under one year Old, A. Paige
Montpelier, 3 O0 81 do Woodbury., B.rllo'
? 90 best breeding SOW over one year DID, o.
f. Lewis, +. Montpelier, 40O > do. josiah
Berj,min, Berlin, 3 90, best litter Of pigs,
and upwards, o. f. LOWS, f. Montpelier, 3 OO'
p do josiah Benz amin Berlin, 200. The com
committee On SWINE regretted very much that
Sd few in number were on exhibition, and lt
was well than there were no more Tor the above
lots took all the premiums onsred-they we're
mos ly Of a superior quality
Poultry
Best pair Geese, Josiah Benjinin, BerlIn'
100; "a do. Allen Toby, Calais, 50 best Palr
lurkies, Allen Toby, Calais, 100 best par
Ducks, to same, 90 do Hens Miles MORT
son, Barre, 90, % d.. a. Thy, Calais, o.
best lot Of poultry, To same 90.
Mechanic Arts.
Best pair thick Boots, Horace Q. Bdlou'
Montpelier rs; 81 do to same, so; est P','
calf cork snled Boots, IIcrrek 4 Page M'n'fel-
Ter, 90 hest sewed Boots H. G. Billon M'nF
poler, 90 2 do. veWed calf Boots to si'''
so best sides Upper Leather, Banehaio"
Johonnou, 90 best Calf Skins, 10 same
90 hest specimen Of Potatoe Starch A. ''
Matthews, Waisdrld, 100 best speel~'"
Cooper Ware, L, b. Averill; dopr ladies' SHOES
Ilerrick & Page, 90 q, do. to same 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

Of this bin show either that no lav b. necessary, or
that wocan have a better, he voulasnud by ho pres
cnt law Whether ihc roads In the State shall pay
the salary OF the Commissioner. is not very important
matteri but long the roads have the power 10 fN
their racs andcxac them from The people, this sal
ar, should not DO considered great burden them
The question being sim pending the House ADJOURNED
L ID VIZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04
Mothers. no,hcrs. Mothers


An Old Nurse FOR Children. Don't fail 70 pro-
cure Mrs. Wunslow' Soothing syrup for children
recthins 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs Winsow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pas
through the distressing and critical period of teeth
ing without the aid Of this invaluable PREPARATION.
II life and health can be estimated BY dollars aud
cents IT is worth it, weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United statos
It il an old and we'll tried remedy. None gen
uinr ualcss the Fac Simila OF Curtis Perkins is
on the outside wrapper
Price only - cents bottle.
c, e. Peek. Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; : f.
Perkins. Bangor, DO. sold by all dealcssin Med
ccine. lv-ll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04
NOTICES.
ORIGINATED BiTCERs,

FF0W INC Eosfoh Morning P0ef.
COOP ADVICE TO DYsFEPrcs.-In these DAYS Of ouack
ry, pannceas, and wonderful cures 1t il hardly safe to
recommend anything In the catalogue Of patent medicines
aud W. viii not knowingly nisead our readers In these
matters but when have unteuable proof OF the rca
VAe OF heucine and the testimony OF good and
mahie citizens besides feel II duty give publicity
% such a retnecy. The Orggenated Biti.rs sold by
Messrs Seth =" Fowie l3s Washington street we know
have received the sanction Of scientific men, and their
virtues aud efficacy Is aitestei by many CITIZEN. NJ
the highest re'pe, liability.
Any ind, idua. suffering from weakness md deranrc-
meh "t the snmac nervousness debility in any fart,
VIII never regret making fan trial this invaluable me-
dcine.
SETH ". FoWLE & Co, l3s Washington St.
Boston, Proprictors. Sold by their agents every
where
Agonts-Moses Hale Ellsworth; John Stevens.
Bluehill; j. Hooper, Castino: L. IT, Parker
Bucssport; +. ;. Higgins. Eden. sn2w3o
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PATENT MEDICINES,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENJ.

Townsend Moro's, Warren's, KeIys and Shs
ker syrup and Sarsaparlla; Viewers Canker Gu !,
Salt Rhenm Syrup; Arnold's Vital Fluid, Atvood's
Ext. Dandelion, Brants Purifying Extract Ball 8
sarsaParila (John), Gays Blood Purifier, Greens
Indian Panacca, Hays llumor Syrup, Ilamptons
Vegetable TinctuIe, cure, emedys Med-
cal Discovery, Morse's Syrup Yellow Dock, Ord
ways Humor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad
ways Resolvent, Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Sands sarsaparilla, Shaker Sarsaparila Town
sends Sarsaparilla, Old DY'acobs Mc6lunn's Elixir
of Opium, Mrs. Wnsloss Soothing Syrup, Shaker
Extract Nalerian, Wilson's Neuropathic Drops.
DR.. Abbotts Bitters, Peck's Jaundce Bitters and
Flies Indian Vegetable Bittcrs, Atwoods Physi.
cal, Browns Sasaparilla and Tomato. Clark's Sher-
ry Wine, one and two qts., Langley's Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in use.
Palm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, &c, Il. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, Aliens Cough Lozengers, Brants Pulmona-
ny Balsom, Ciarke's Cough Syrup, Bachelors Hair
Dye, Harrison's Hair Dye. Liniments of all
kinds; Barney's Musk Cologne, Barny's Shaving
Cream, Barneys Nerbena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills. Brandreth's Pill, Wrgh,'s Indian We
getabe; Court Plaster &C, &e.; Butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof. Mohr's German Fly Pa
per; Salves and Oiutments Of every kind and
every other article usually kept in such Store
Aft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

SAIIsFAcroRY TO ONE CLASS. The
Washington onion. in correcting some
,misstatemeat Of the Charleston Mercury,
says:
1T may 20; be out of place here to
add-ior the futhsr benefit of the Mer-
.,ary-that up 20 this time the admins
tra;ion haze ye8 to receive from any pro-
slavery mae in the Territory Of Kansas
the first ipe or word in condemnation
of the course of Gov Walker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

W ol'tAued The recipe II thsss WoSpsHFrt ANCfESr
PM. from fr"uch VII, AMY Upon the
mysterious sbDres At Jggrn thc year lsiJ. whore
r1uAitd seven var. lie rst confined in the ETY.
Jei1 for -N mouths, during vNeh Tan" however. he was
attended Nth the ks- Frta i"r he
H. ut If Tire country whore h commenced work un-
der THE Instructions If Prot NANGNskEt in the mnuuflcur
II t14g tElSHSNrEp lrLts In / shIrt tIme h" the
c2ahl tce II the 1i PKnsIt> WHO took him into IS
laboratory, whore lie taught the busuas4 fis year.
ssa, he r Japan for France, whore in lraAieate
r4H" =, w York in the American -lup lArvISg, on
board o Ehieh v.e h. rst offered 20 sll che rec, II
thr-e FILLS The candid manuHr which he related h.
narrative the next day in gfr isi 10 believe INN
aud Immediately est,htshrt butch tgent, and ia tie
la II time re- wed fr-e quantity u e>trsf,
which nldT ut4 n So Pits Tbty CLEANSE ~. SyS-
ton iA9ro4{hiy nt MI corrupt huBoss, FensHafe alt
gaffg fkt tfi f95r md fb' corrupt s.rre'ialts
repfured teih NH n HbH Mont Pats t#ei
art,aa, and sse.lse eratcqtef AZ n bg ma3tc. Wc
now Constantly supplied M the eviIaot
TAese As#fENf fHft- tHJ74#rbts 1nely far e.
n1at- suffering from suPprass. On Of III mcuses.
Tho rtLls -ent h! mai rom thu rr rri.tnr ONLY 41
receipt 4 II price TOE pe-t-c IN tia uite'i stat,
300 MI! heern IKE h,xr. which must
b. inciu-c IA tpueY stamps w ar csi5us.4l4 f. al
ftai. -ett "a. 10 mail.
F. sale ty >feetsAf trI- -is All }r1icr5 U riaasl-
throughout IT, 't,d sat- C4ntd,-, s>co, t=si.,
AHIa tcs e. ~ = e.u'~ u hts avs boxes f5r
JOSIAH :. GltNpLH, - l4Kg, s,ls y lpr.atar. 20
whom III ritter be- al3r sd. hl-a Proprietor 81
Dr- H.ste4 GrHa}e's Cei.bfyfsd HIUe c1ntysrrf til.
great remedy flr luimoatry Consumption.
Plnopai D,p7t. No. - Hhfs-st.a, .N,,e iort
e. e. raek Asent. Ell,vurth, Me. coplya1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

A CHANCE FOR KANSAS WOMEN To
Vorg.-A Kansas letter says that I'm
consequence of emitting the word male
before residents, the Border Ruthan'
have en- ranchised the women! The la
dies will insist on exercising the right
thus unintentionally conferred on them.
Let Lucy Stone come GU. she may
cast her ballot now. Hurrah for Bor-
der Ruffian careles.ness
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

10, 900 VS.. 1872. The Quindaro
Kansas Chlndoican says at the re-
cen. August election in that territory
there were 10, 900 votes cast in favor of
the Topeka e constitution. The vote for
delegates to the pro-slavery Consti
tutional Convention was only 1872.
And yet the democrats call Unpopular
sovereignty to le. the 1872 rule and
exclude the 10000 from all participation
in the government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

IMPORTANT FROM Mr.. DALLAsi-A
letter in the South Carolinian from L,n-
don. in abiding to Senator Sumner, who
is now in England, says: 1T gives me
real pleasure to know that Mr.. Dallas
repudia,es him utterly. | assert this oil
my own knowledge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

TnE TgrTuIy a NUTSHELL. The
Boston Journal spcakiu, the Goodrich
letter says ",he difference between Mr.,
Banks aud MIR. Goodrich on the qucs-
'ion Of slavery, is jus; the difference
between practical man and dreamer.
Mr.. banks holds 20 m. citing the slavery
issues as they arise, aud TO fighting some
thing real and tangible. Mr.. Goodrich
wants an abstraction well enough in
itself, bu. still an abstraction-sat up a.
the grand Issue as well as principle
OF the Republican party. Mr.. Banks
believes tina, the .Iove-powcr may be
defeated, and the slavery question settled
NJ. Goodrich docs not" And this Is the
truth in a nutshell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04


WArEayiLls CoitIaE,-We clip
the FLOWING i.ems o: information fr5n
Il rs Advocate;
As DR.. pai'ison re'a ns f1r The casginc
year the profs*ssrsa;p usually eaaucc'e +
witt tho Presidency. Dr. eaamp=a vii
ooatin1c 70 teach in fhe de2ntmen. Of
hasn7g.s duriu that tim, The sc,rr.
tia Of al inai,i !ual to b. nom;ul:ci
IN "a Pt f,s- r,hjp - b vacated a
seas h-1ee, WIS entrusted L i committee
Of .if-. wao VII repar. at tie n <; meet.
tn. a. the Trust.
1t j. expected ia d; the ei'or, = Secure
'',e 3 ono fini With has Sc n delayed
81 account af tbs depressed state Of b4sl-
ncss. will Dc commence! Wy soon. \
scnt,sn n wh1 j. believed L possess in 4
high d,;rse the requisite publication.
FIR sash i work, has been cng.xel. anl
VIII enter up,n curly the coming an.
iumn. /, Is hoPel that the friends Of
he College will nte the matter into
immediate and serious consideration,
enA be prepared when cllled upon, to
'r.ppnl with ready and liberal SUI
scripuon.
There wer, elected TO Gil vacancies
on the Boeri Of Trus;css. Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, OF Hampton, Rev. Vim. Lam
son, OF Portsmouth. \. H.. J II. Drum
mona, Esl.. Of Wa,crvillc, and Jos. Sto.
~. Esq, of Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

Mrs. Cunningham is preparing her
petition for an appeal from the Surrogaies
decision 10 the General Term of the SUI
preme Court-ior which she is allowed
70 Sept. %. She complains that her
confinement in the Tombs is wearing her
health away-that she begins to suffer
from dropsy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

Molasges, Sugar, Coffee. Tobacco, Saloratus, Soap
Candies, Starch, Vinegar, Lamp Oil, Burning
Fluid Spices Of all linds, and such other articles
as are usually embraced in the Grocery business
Also Boots and Shoes, extra quality,) Dry
Goods, Hardware Wooden and Crocksry Ware
Paints Oils and Glass, and Nails, together with
Mats, Caps, &c., &C.; and, in short. all the
rious kinds of goods usually found in village
tail grocery Store.
Our goods are all Of an excellent quality and
purchased as low rs the lowest. Country Produce
of all kinds will he taken by us in exchange for
goods. and the highest market prices will be paid
We ask you to give us your patronage, and we will
endeavor to you we'll in every respect
IL. II. HARDEN h co.
II. II. HARDEN. Ii. CHAMBERLAIs
Ellsworth. sent lst 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

THIS ATLANTIC TELBaRArH cable i,
broken and operations for the prescn
suspended.
The British steamer Cyclops has return
ed to Valentia with Mr.. Field on board
That gentleman Immediately repaired tc
London to confer with the Directors and
telegraphs me as follows:
"London. Saturday morning. Her
Majos.y's steamer Leopard arrived at
Portsmouth Friday evening. 18th, and
reports that the Atlantic telegraph was
lost at quarter before 4 o'clock on Tues.
day morning the lIth, after having
paid out successfully 335 nautical miles
of cable, and the last hundred of it in
water over two miles in depth, and the
greater part Of this at the rate of rather
more than Ave knots an hour. At the time
the accident occurred there was a heavy
swell on. The Niagara was going at the
rate of four knots per hour, and as the
engineer found that the cable was run
ming out in too great proportion to the
speed of the ship, he considered it neccs-
sary to direct the brakes to be applied
moro firmly. when unfortunately the ca.
be parted ut some distance from the
stern OF the shin.
The Agamemnon. Niagara and Sus.
qaehauna are to remain a short time
where the cable parted. 10 try some ex-
p2iimcn;s in the deep water of tina. part
OF the Atlautic-two thousand faith
oms--which. it is considered. will be of
great value to the Telegraph Company.
aud thea al 60 to Plymouth. Il gllnd
The Cycleps was sent Jack with dis.
patches to Valcntia. and then to Join the
Leopard at Portsmouth.
although tins unfortunate accident
viii postpone the completion OF this great
undertaking for short time. the result
OF the experiment has been to convince ali
that took part in it. of the entire prac,i.
cability OF the enterprise; for with some
slight alterations in the paying out ma
ch:nery. there appears to be no grea,
difficulty in laying dow the cable, and
il has been clearly proved tina, YOU can
sacce ssfn!ly telegraph through $500
niles ofcablc. and know ,ha. ia sub
mersion at grea, depth hal no pcrcep-
,.ble influence ~ the electric current.
Tier is no obstacle in layin. it down
at tho rate Of i've mics an hour in tao
greatest depth Of water on the plateau
between Ireland and Newfoundland
The experience now obtained must
be Of great value 10 the Company. and
!, is nnl rs;ood that the Directors will
decide whether i. is best to have more
cab'e made ami try again immediately
AFTER toe cqfinoctial gales are over. or
vat until another sumncr
In Liverpool an impression prevails
tia. ano,. er TRIAL will take plac, in
Oc:ober.
A Liverpool paper reports the arrival
n ,he Mag ra, su.guchanna AND y "a
m~mnon at P'ynmou;9, Friday, bnt
Doubtless mistake
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-04

The Surrogate has decided against
Mrs. Cunninghams claim to the Burde,l
e.tate. and gives it to the blood relations
4 he deceased,
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B.vOlG Tal WaaLD la6 YEARS

TFFTff WttIlV H7V-' s@Lo al De sTH7re n fNeI9
u.e54te.. sal eytsniinf AK hr aln,ass aud Fzis.-
s4i=l Il cures A;ea Wit suppl, traits.
EsS ,ss--ail pill. Ath III E,,.lxly" spl lll tr
eolas-5fi... Get the ,i hey viii nsyr he .e.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ABRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
4. TIraspAr, Aus. Is
u. Jaiies Henry, Grant. Por.lupl
Chalk.
" Panama, Moan, B,,tpn.
IarIuin, cousins, do.
= Nandalia, Griffin, do
fairdealer, smith, do.
a, Fanny, Aug. -.
:" Commodore, Eaton, Gloucester
ARRIVED.
3D." IL. p Warren, Thurber Boston,
y Mechanic, Peters do.
CLEARED.
. SATURDAY, Aug, 20.
" Agricca, Freethy, Boston,
a SUNDAY, Aug. 80.
" Captain John, Davis, Calais
=. MoSpLY, Aug, 81.
" Morning Star, Murrh, Boston.
=, TUESDAY, Sept /.
u" Forester, Murch, Boston.
ARRIVED.
" Elizabeth, Jordan, Portland.
" 2ulette, Milliken, boston.
CLEARED.
, -, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2.
i Abigail, Murch, BOSTON,
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GRINDLE7S
ANCIENT AND CELEBRATED
J JAPANESE LIFE PILLS.
SttFraES oHS REMEDY.

i Po7ifire care far Lircr Compliant and Biious DIE
eyfers. b2YspstI, NAesRIt,yB Scr9 ffi1. Cuiaat0tv
DtWayts, trrCr ant fpt. t0ytIfH,vs, pies, Dps.u-
try Tnd Diarra1a, U0rns, Suppression of me Hen-
sss, Nervous ile6"'fy Sc, ana PycrcHt,ftre
10 GN
ruLAoSIC ArFECIIuVs.
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Notice..

Notice.
u He LADIES Of Ellsworth who feel interested in the
Young Ladies' Library, invited TO aid in furnish
ing supper In Lords Hall for those who may the
bali to I've given Friday evening, September 18th, the pro-
ces Of which be devoted to the OF the said
brary ~
SHAW, Committee Of
TINKER, l.. Association.
JORDAN
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Books! Books /! Books!

The following popular BOOke
will be sent by mail Postage Pate,
Om receipt 0f the price, by N. Hale
Ellsworth
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Silver

Lever, Lepine, Anchor aud Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
scrt, Cream, sugar salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
of extra fine silver. Also, Butter and Fruit
Knives, Pickle knivss and Forks, Napkin Rings,
Pencils. twelve doz5,) Silver Spectacles-a va
riety to suit all ages, Extension Pens and Pencils
Fob, Vest and Guard Ghaias Keys, SC. Is dozen
silver Ihiinbles warranted Of the best aunlitv
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Musical instruments

Victims, Accoracon' Flutes Flies. Gnitars, Flagco
lets &c, bass Niol. Violin and Guitar Strings
Violin Bows Refined Eosin, &c.
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B EN- Ell T
OF TIE
Young Ladies' Library!

A DRAMATIC ami Hocut1nary Entertainment nni
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THE GLOBE.


INTEND 70 continue publication Of thu debate. Of
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