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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNr.-On Wednesday last.
the bridge Of the Petersburg Railroad Company
across the Roanoke near Weldon, took fire and was
consumed. The fire is supposed to have originated
from live embers that dropped from the ash.pan of
the engine. There will be no detention of travel in
consequence
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Spring, 1857.
KERR Il MARBURY.

IMPORTERS or CHINA, GLASS, AND EAkIHExwAsE,
"a. and rs. Sycamore ST. Pet~.5u-g Ha,
AVE JUST RECEIVED, DIRECT EROM Liver,
- pool, an unusually large assortment of China and
karthenware Of the latest and desirable patterns
We have also received large stock of French China and
ncy gpods and complete stock Of Glsss Wsre Looking
pete We respectfully solicit examination Of sscck
and prices KERR NARBURY.
Goods carefully packed ~ ts,asPortstiss.
HagA ., Iets. ',1..s-. . 80. - l21k~RtR.
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Sc We direct attention to the advertisement Of
Il thaway Co.. Of Wilmington. Dealers in molas.
ses viii find il interesting.
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From Wdshiu1lon.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Gov. Geary was to have
had all interview with the President this morning.
but the time previous to the cabinet meeting was
monopolized by large number of New York poi-
clans. some of whom besieged the members of the
cabinet at their private lodgings. relative to the ap
polntments which he is to day engaged.
Col. Pickens Of South Carolina, has been rendered
foreign mission.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Evenng.
Geary having notified the President of his arrival
Washington, was invited to call at the White House
this af crnoon, which he did, and was there intro.
ducrd by the President to the cabinet, and had with
them long conversation on the general affairs Of
Kansas.
1t is said the President contcmpatesa summer re-
sidcnce on the heights of Georgetown to avoid the
sickness with which the former inmates Of the White
House have been afflicted during that of the
year.
DIR. Bernhesel. the delegate from Utah, denies
the truth Of the dscreditable statements concerning
that Territory, and says they emanate from enemies
who have ever been striving to foment difficulties
between the Mormons and the general government.
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NUANTLES! MANTLES!-A GREAT yARIE.
Ivl ~ of the newest styles Call and examine.
H. L. EVANS.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-01

nRESS GOODS.-BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
II Berage and Muslin Robes. Tamartine, Lawns Mus.
Inns. Gipghams, &c, just received at
a. l.. EVANS,
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CALL ON III. l.. EVANS.

wv HO HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE
w Northern Cities and has received complete as
sortmen of every article kept in his quantity quail
ty and prices well understood by the citizens of Wake
and adjoining counties render
of great attraction. Call and examine for yourselves
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NOTICE.-I SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE
IL Court House door in Toomer lHarnstt County, on
Monday the 18th Of April 2s likely young negro and
woman. Terms Of sale Cash.
HENRY A. LONDON, Trustees
March %, 1851. as-swtd
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10 i i Err rs

Tho Lotteries Of Samuel Swan Co. are charter
cd by the State Of Georgia. and have sworn com
missioncrs appointed to supeiintcnd their diawin..
and certify that everything Connected with ,lv
same Is me in a strictly honorable manner -
they offer to the public fair opportunity for IL.
vcsfmcnt, the interests of parties at Cistape5 Ia
ing as well protected as though they were present.
The Managers would respectfully call attention to
the TACT That all persons have gal eht to send
orders tor tickets 20 GeoTsn, as the Lotteries Il
samuel swan q Co., are authorized ty the EcE.I
iature OF that state lottery vii! be drawn o CIV
saturday throughout the year, all oldors receive
being filled in the drawing next to take .Iae, AIT
the same comes to hand. According t. the suhcu..
one ticket In every ton must draw a pri-5 Tics.
cts are $40; he!vcs. s., quarters, 81, So Ne de-.
stskcn' unless the money accompanies t!.c ur4l.
The drawings are upon the principle al one uu1a,
Der on each ticket, and are Simple HAT n.s.s
can fail to understand them. There is no cot. b..
nation OF numbers to mistify the 0uy.f. Pr:ss,
vary from $40 To so 600; every pii4e belt.
drawn, the result u G.awing forwarded to
purchasers.
II \ list Of the numbers TIA. ar drawn .rvt,
the wheel, with the amount that each prize il 81.
titled to. will he published after every drawing,
IN the following papars New Orleans Itaa,
Mobile Re9scr, Charleston &andard Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta Iuf,lhg,nco, SavanI ali N,ws, ard
New York Weekly Day Book. Wit. y, ur d,Irras
plainly, and direct to
S. SWAN 4 Co., Atlanta, Geo1.is.
Fries paid in ful--no perceutase deducted fl ola
prizes as in other lotteries. ~
All communications strictly confidential.
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ONYGENATED BlTTER~.

FROM the Boston olive Branch
Among the many popular medicines which have
acquired high reputation. We believe aone have
been found Of much benefit for dyspepsia, asthma
and similar complaints, til the Originated Bmos
by many and various trials and eKpc rsments, has
been found a sure and radical remedy asndsra-
IL" long desired by Physicians, Its ingredients
have been showa by chemical analysis to be harm
les. and safe aud from the testimonials Of many
Of cur hrs, ei,il'n ndsposed with the above enm-
plants can rely upon these Biters with safety.
These celebrated Bit,ers have receive cd the high
est tesi'@or4st, ever offered in favor Of any medi-
cine.
SETH ". foWLE 4 co. l3s Washington 81,
Boston, PropFietors. Sold by their agents every.
where.
Agents-Moscs Hale. Ellsworth; John stevens,
Biuehill; J. Hooper, castine L. H. Parker.
Baekspor,; Z. ;. Higgins, Eden. sn?w23
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Mothers. Mothers Mothers

40 Old Natse Tor Children. poAt AL 70 pro-
cars Mrs W,aslow soothing syrup flr children
ISSiain. II has no equal On earth - mother
via Ia. ever tfi.4 M " in,lus ~,,othins >ysup
for Children will eru.ept l. let her child pass
through the di-ire.ihg and critical period Of teeth
ing without tbs aid oftbis tnva iuaeie preparation
II life and health bo estimated by dollars aud
eeat', j, Is worth its weight ia I1d
Million. Of bottles u Mn. .nsIoN'. soothing
syrup are so!d every year N the a,,ed Statss
II !. an old and well tsie,l remedy. None gen.
uiac uhis.. the Fac smile o. Curtis Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
P'e- onl, - eents bottle.
C. g. Peek, Ellsworth. Wholesale Agent; :, T.
Perkins. Bangor, do. sold by all deaiersia Med
ieine. iy.?l
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MlSSlNG.-The following Railroad
Bonds and Stocks issued to the late He's
Williams, ESQ, are supposed to have been consum
cd In the fire of my Office on the night Of March
lst last, viz
Two Bonds Of Michigan Central Railroad Co, for
one thousand dollars each.
Two Bonds of Rutland Burlington Railroad Co.,
one for one thousand dollars, No. 4O3. The
other for five hundred dollars, No l0i
Two Bonds Of the Atlantic 4 st. Lawrence Rail
road Co., one for one thousand dollars the 9TH
or for five hundred dollars.
Certificates of 22 shares Michigan Central Railroad
Stock.
10 shares Boston l. Maine do.
shares Boston 4 Lowell do.
II by any possibility said Bonds or Certificates
shall have escaped the FIRE, the public is cautioned
against receiving them.
C. u ABBOTT.
cestins, Nay ., 1857, 3m31
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other body 10 be protected. The old method
Of fastening the rod 10 the house hy an non
staple il direct invitation. or rather direci
command 10 the lightning TO come IN; and
when il docs come IN We all know what hbcr-
tie, it takes. Instead of thus welcoming and
ordering the lightning TO enter, and setting
a cond uotOr there Ia show il the way in. Btis ;
rod has lateral points projecting out~ards.
and these point, more natural and easy ior tie
lightning 10 go from the house than towards
il. Ii :he rod be overcharsed. these points
take part OF the burden and direct IL away
from. not into the house. Electncity, IN
deed, /, valuable. is indisp, nsable; in all our
dwellings, but not in the 0rm OF bolts.
9TH. The br nched points at the tops OF
Otis rods are not oul, 80 many hands stretch
ed out to catch the lightning when it comes
from above but they are also 50 many hands
to scatter il when il comes from below. II
a one pointed rod cannot seize the whole
charge, tn residue Of it mus, hit elsewhere.
These points operate Ike a large open vessel
in catching stream of fallin. water-the
larger the surface OF the vessel. the less dan.
ger Of spilling over. Were the whole charge
too. thrown ON a single point, the electro gold
plating on the up of the rcd mis hit be melted
but by dividing the charge the intensity u!
the heat will be reduced below the point Of
fusing. The gold plated points prevent cor
roston.
9Th Ots's rod is iron. and iron is tar les
'usible thsn copper. Copper melts at 1896
deg. r,renheit. cast iron az 2!S6, and
wrought iron at S46J deg.
For the alb We reason. if my recommend
lion be Of anv avail, should feel as though
we're dong something to save the life and
property of my fellow men.
HORACE MANN.
Antioch CoLLroE, YELLOW SPRISGs, o.,
June 9th. 1856.
". BE. s. p. & Co.. can furnish an
Otis's Insulator adapted to reinsulating
spraso RolA vhn desired. M
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Why will YOU suffer!

To all persons suffering from Rhcumati.,n. Seu
ralgIa, Cramp IN the limbs or stomach, bilious col
ie, OF 'ooihaehe, &C gay Curtis 4 Perkins Cramp
and Pain KILLER is, Of all others the remedy you
want 1t operates like magic; it has cured
thousands Of eases, after long years Of suffering,
and when all other remedies that have bcec tried
have failed. lyr3-.l
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NOTICE OF F0RECLOSt RE.-Whcrea, Gerry Moor
:" Ellsworth, county II Hancock, STATE q Maine, by
hi' mortgage deed, dated August Ia A. D. ls55 and re-
corded III Hancock Registry, Vol 100 Page + conveyed
to me certain lot Of land situated said Ellsworthr,f
erehc' may hc had To sad deed Of mortgage for moro
detailed description Of said preises-and whereas III,
condition oi said mortgage has been broken hereby claim
10 r,c'st the same according to the Of this state
Ellsworth, July 5, 1857. ROBERT LONI
'"-F BY A. T. DRiSxwArER his ATTY
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AT Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within a,l tr me
county Of Hancock on the first Wednesday of June in
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and seven
JOHN WALKER, named Executor in a certain in-tr,
mett purportng to he the last will and testament. Of
Amziah Filings, late Of Brooksvlc In said county, de-.
ceass' ing presented the same for probat. -
ORDERED, That the said Executor give motto. L, nil
persons Interested b. causing cory 4 this order To be
punished three We k scc'sisrly the Ellsworth tmer
eau printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Pro-
bate Court to he he'll Ellsworth in said rnun,, 80, ,b
nrst Wednesday, II August reNt, nf the click In the
ifen, and -hew eanse any they have liy the .,id
Instrument should not be proved Approved and allow ID a.
the last will and testament Of said DECEASED
PARKER Tt OK. judge
o"--1 true copy, attest-A. 4. BARTLETT, Register
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MARI led.

In this town. July 4th BY Daniel T. Edridre Esq Mr.
Jonathan Robinson to Miss Julia A. Got both q His
worth.
IT, fremont, 2oih inst by Robert Mitchell Fsi,. Capt
Josiah II. leach Miss Leach, nit fremont
In bucbill GA the iusi.,hs John Il. Kc,uisr. Esq,
Mir Simon siserman To Miss Abby Staples, both Il II.
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Parm for Sale.

"A, TWO story House and farm with about
"a eighteen acres Of GO cd land. near the town
house in Sedgeick. There are two good wells
OF water, and oher eonvenicnces. The loca-
ton is very pleasant, i'll sight ofthe salt water.
The property was formerly the residence of
the subscriber and will be sold at great
bargain. Apply to Deacon Newton Slower of
Sedgwick, or to n. X. Sawyer of Ellsw orth.
d. NUTTER.
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n office.

hE sockhiiers u the Bues sp1rt Bank requested
-, TO meet AZ their Banking Repm Thursday, the
So lust, al tsre O'cics r. NJ ses shat action they
W. as- ia regard W the extension u ,hsir charter
EDWARD swAsEY, Cashier.
Bacx.pors, July s, 1857. 3w-A
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
HEALTH DEPENDS on PURE BLOOD.
BRAN0Re THIS PILLS PUlfY THE
BI000.

No DISEASE Can RESIST THEIR JUpICIouS Sc.
Mnp orxsAuaSs srcrsssruL xrrs.r AKs ru,
rKvLtAairr ~ BssSpANrHs Puts. Our race err sub
i-e, roduniaey Il Nitis.e blc At ti. .easnn An. Il
dangerous a. IL prevalent, but BrsDrrths Pills At.
FORD iasiaAe an1 c;c.ent protecttnn ny their
son.i prc,ra the csl>ctioa 4 those lmpurt-.
-hhh In heea; quantities. eaasc uuch danger
t. the hoiys health. They soou eur l+er complaint
Dyspepsia ts, n apostle aia In thu bead heart h4.
rain In the br-At b'se sudden fsHtns and e,t, cess
In trf Rranirth'. Pills sitk thr say u the very ro&,
the dseAse, CLEANSING In their passage vruY ng every
unhealthy sccumaIs,h til the bod = parari the ~hals
.y.,cru ate and the feohs da,y cliff h.atr
plcAsuv, where hcs'rr try had becu sad and vr,ry
burdens. osep, when ntsns has relieved Huual;. x
,ae sert1u rharacteT whether sr sea-.ioairr.s e
oshcrs -brc rrieaias Ia. hrn appalling sinslc
II ns.SpnrrHs Put has curri aai The a.5rtt
l.llrn Into sseei .h-p Wien tbs tnia eanno,
.eif, ~h-h the ny fails, shrn j.. IN eirurs ~
e. ;bc snutnni -hen sieci B, hrss AL s4Aa1
ssar. harrs'.e 9Th fnt s-isns. e et t,cu BrapItts
ri Sih b. ass,I. II t-se raftiaxs rlia uafr,,ls
rheumatism consumption. Ils,sV o. IA At ht,
isci n., iAIaic', if 'lses, Prs, aP psNir All
- suddenly trssnt ll.taasrl,rs r.c. Hrau!r ths
III, -sii haze I.,svii, ba; uessrhrl-.. tH.4 ;ley
I'll aiso Us til IN d. lc, pr-IaI7e Ire-
Il sin bat t-a.f f4ftr-ff
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

II IN
Whereas, William b. Foss Of Hancock in
the County Of Hancock. on the seventeenth dav If
February, A. b. ls4j by his deed Of mort rare of
TINT date, conveyed to me, the undersigned nm
undivided half of parcel Of land, situated in
said town of Hancock. said mortgage is recorded
IN Hancock Registry, Vol. -, Page a59 to which
reference may be had for more particular de-
scription.
The condition of said mortgage having been
broken, hereby claim to foreclo-e the same ac
ccording to the statute in such case made and pro-
vided. IVORY II. FOSS
BY A. WiswELL, his Atty
Ellworth, June 30, 1857. 2w-5a
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

II
CLEARED.
July ls,, schs SPARTA J,trs H,stoa; James Henry
0r>ut, Do. u, victory, Hall, Bidhl, Albert Ballin
bass Hartor
ARRIVED.
3d. Sch. voian, Jordan Boston, Mechanic, Peter. do
CLEARED.
s,h s,h. Bangor, Jordan, N. Y, si, George h Mary
L,ri nighson; Packet, Moore, BOSTON, Abigail, jordan
PsrtlAnd.
ARRIVED
Sch. Wsrrruten, Jackson, Salem; commd-iorr Eaton
Gloucester; Nanslia 'r Ma itstaa Nwiaz star Msrch
ds 'th-Barceiins, hi,ruore, d.; Belle Rrmick d.;
Abigail, Murch, do Nahaia, Davis, do, otr,nt, Ham
mosi, d0 wanirrUr, baata d., Coniis lpr Franks do
Forester March, d. fairicair, Smith, do, Il Warren
do,
CLEARED.
Tth-Ar,sarcr, Hon, Boston; Eiislbg;h, Smith, do;
sihCo iorc, Eaton, Gpaccstcr, W.rrcl,ou Jacs son
Salem
ARRIVED
sh-Ai~aii,, Clark, Boston; Abigail Haynes Lori do;
&stan, Davis d.; EuiJra Curtis Salem; poric Curtis.
do
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Ambrose OgSiD Il EkcIl.sei,eg and Pc
nObScOt 4 kenncEscc Il. II.
Ne~. Ezpediitus and Cheap Route tesu.s~
y
-z
BANGOR AND BOSTON.

IN and after June LIST. next. Cars " III
leave Bangor at 40 p. NJ, daily, except on
saturday and Sunday, to connect ut Portland With
steamers FOREST CITY and Lewiston, nrrir
ing at Beston next morning.
Returning, steamers leave Boston (cont,ai
"harf) at A. NJ. for Portland, and connect ne :,
morning with cars at 7.l5 A. NJ. for Eangor, u.
irving there at 1850 p. NJ
Fare through by r. X. and steamer 500
Through tickets sold on board Of Boat a.tor
leaving Boston, for al! stations on this route, I'D
they are sold at all stations for Boston.
Passengers have time for tea in Portland before
going on board boat, at saloon in depot Of Grand
Trunk H. K, and time for brcakfastat same pia Gu
after leaving steamer, and before the cars leave
for Bangor.
Morning train. daily, from Bangor will leave
for Portland and Boston at T.i5 A. NJ. Freight
Accommodation will leave Bangor at 30 p \
every day except On Mondays, when it will net
be run.
Bcrths and state rooms can be secured ofi. l.ius
agent in Bangor prior to l p. NJ. on day Of staIt
ing OF Of conductor on train.
EDWIN MOVES, sup';.
May p, 1857. 3n-ly
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Oti>'s Patent Insulated
LIGHTNING RODS.

-rtt
- -
nv u NM u ;
"s'e' 'o'
\ - - - a.
M - Is N'' ''''ii's d :
MI ny . "''a "a e
VI y 40 ie'''
-, S''. !" T. :
P'0'"P''H
n - ,,, a.
l II IN I ,','''i' -
AtlH = a. -
N.Y. ha'' H,n Rt,''1' HaaH'
1T i''.'at" o.
''''' "'''/'
- "otaid respect
'tsaH !ee'ii'i11ti'a To
the pH"at ia Use OF
'olis 4ttHt Light
- h'''S "'9uttHf Tor
II TIE i"''v" IL < reasons
M ~ Inc iod Is
large a''d >'!1 Ak +.
I'M anu a square Tois, by
Pfe,ehuhS more sur
lace. o.e"iht> letter
conductor oi electric =
AZ !''ah an '4hai
weight "i The saine
metal III d round ,"fin.
md 1t Is con-
tineous Tod. Every
o4in point OF Junction bc-
Tl tween the INK OF a
Il chain rod presents "a
S break, and every
break Is an "tsiruc-
ton to the Tree pass
age oi eiee'neiiy. --
The lightning has To
get on from one hnk
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Br.lndrcih's Theory Of Disease.

Never es'r.r bsa- Bt,.i IS III, ~. u, ai.s,rar,n.
ia iantai d.ea~e. ya may ec-..sa ,' ls.4sas ease
hu. sasr, rHs saottta. 5s tAss-
rustA - ygsi. tni :ts r., l,.ias sAy.n4-
tafe'. ;I., yoa may prfrss hr ran fully rri4.srag IL
sasAsr. Il nf,nrnaii A.! nigh, h475
tssn o5iy e .rka=.. fes lay. n ~, Ht- -t IT,
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Notice..

THE Overseers VI the Poor Of Ellsworth hereby give no
ttce that they have appointed Dr. u.org. parcbcr to
attend t" all Paners needing medicine or medical attend
auce, and shall pay bills afr date for medical service,
or nissiicn unless per soma Il rected by Us
JEssk DI TTON, overseers Of
j. L. MOOR, the Poor.
Ellsworth, July . 1857
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" court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within and sr
the county Of Hancock, third Wednesday Of June
A. b. 1851. ' Va 'une,
hNJAMiN REA, administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
h,vnl, a,e OF seiEwck. In said county deceased
having rendered his resignation in writing OF the trus
~ administrator Of said estate; o. - Wv ~
, ohpEhEp, That the said Administrator riv. no,ic-
sreoi to all persons Interested by causing copv Of his
".uen 10 DC published in the Ellsworth American nynted
Ellsworth nurteen days before the first "Wednesday Of
"us. next mat they may appear Probate Court to
"e h"eh al Ellsworth on the frs, Wedne s,y Of Auou,t
A' al Ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause n sny
Iaey nave why such resignation should not be accented
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
" ""' ''P!-""s' ~ A. BARTLETT, Register. 2t-Jw
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COMMISSIONERS NorICE.-we the subscriber. hay
ing been appointed Icy the Hon, PARKrR Tex yud,.
% frooate Tor the county Of Hancock Give and exam
II" The claims Of creditors the Henry 4 Jones'
'te m Ellsworth deceased, represented nsuivent do here
ny give notice that six mtis from the seventeenth Of Jun.
ioo' are allowed to said creditors bring in and rDye
r ciansi and that We shall attend that service at the
lce OF arno Wiswel IN said Ellsworth on the second
wednesdays Of August, september aud October at t, o.
III r,. W .,s hreh""n' ARNo WISwELL,
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ONCE on Hancock Street, E2smorth, Me.
~ HY do you have the tooth ache :?
And why do you lose your teeth, when you
can Gt attended to in season. save the pain Of an
exposed nerve, and by having them properly
plugged you can save them, BY paying oSE
DOLLAR, tooth that is deeaying can be saved;
when, If put of, you will lose the tooth and pay
quarter or a half to have it extracted. In the one
case, one dollar saves your tSyth-n the other
by negiecting 20 attend TO il in season, YOU
you lose your TOOTH suffer the turinent= of the
pain tor weeks, and in the end pay u quarter or
half as much To rid yourself Of il as it would cost
to have saved it, And then, il leaves vacuum.
void, where the ache has been, which will
trouble you until filed by artificial teeth. Save
your natural teeth where you can. When you
cannot, call in the Dentist and let him supply YOU
with artificial ones, as natural the original and
that will never ache and yet do good service
Dr. 0sgood will be happy 10 give advice as to
the care and regulating the teeth. In extract
ing he is careful and skilful; in the man.
uiacturing and fitting Of teeth in sets, or single
he is expert and successful; in his charges he is
moderate and eon-iderate lie will do lust what
he says and warrants all Of his work.
When advisable Chloride Ether will be admin.
HtcTed for the extraction Of teeth.
Country Produce Of any description will be Ia.
ken in bay for any dental operation.
1T. oSGOoD.
Ellsworth June /, 1851. tile
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>IEKlff'S sALE.-IIASoocx IS. - July 81 1s57
Taken on execution Ia which Enos Woodland il. the
Judgment debtor AMI will he Sold ut public auction at the
sh-rh Ofice IN Ellsworth, M Tuesday the fourth day
OF August next at ten Of the clock the i,rcuon seventy
shares Of the Capital Stock Of the Ellsworth Bank-b,
sane having been attached on the original wri, by j. r.
isedmah, ESQ, Sheriff Of said County Of Hancock
II. THOMAS, Sheriff
MI u VI toLoSl Is..--Wereas Charles Otis
~ Otis, in the county Of Halcock on the
DAY Of December 1853, by his deed u mortgage Of t
date conveyed ~ me- the uR,r signed undivided hair
part oil certain parcel Of land situated in said town a.
otis and containing eighty acres more ar less, Said mar,
gage Is recorded in Hancock Registry. Vol lo3 page "a
10 "h''h reerenre may he had for particular dc.
scription Of said premises.
ihe condition Of said mortgage having been broken =.
hereby claim to forccose same according In III .,,,
in such case made and provided.
HENRY WHITING.
SAM FL X. WHITING
Ellsworth, July 81, 1857. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-23
FIRED ElkICk ~. OOR T..
or BOSTON,
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i ATE partner Of WIN. Washburn, Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho-
many other frat class public and private buildings
throughout the country, hs wing iosatcdin Keokuk,
would inform the public that be II prepared 10 fur.
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings. Specinca-
tions and Superintensence for Churches, School
private buildings Of all kinds, with prom ptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern impro, enents, such ~ w Armipg z,
Lighting, Ventilation, 4c., as adopted in the East
ern oiies, will be especially provided for ~ re-
qur.d.
Zs-0nhcc In samples new building, on Second
street, between Mainland johnson.
Jan. II. 57-diy Y. II. MOORE.