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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Special Election, LIST Ward.-We call the
attention of the voters in the Ist, Ward, 10 the
notice Of special election to elect an Alderman
in the place Of Alderman Paul, resigned 1t Is
highly important that good man shonld be
elected 10 this post, at the present time.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

H,teLesha Co.-The Kingdom Of
Hukwonagon elected the Republican
ticket, and gave Wilton IL majority.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16


An ACT 10 ascertain the number and other facts rspe
ting Deaf and Dumb, Blind, Insane and Idiotic ner-
sons in the state Of Wisconsin.
Tie People 2fRe SAFE q W5seousin, represented in
Sehdfe and Asseaa5fy 70 enact t5jlotcs.
Section !. That the assessors OF the several towns
wards precincts lease may be in the several coun
S N tins State, while performing tehr duties as asses
<s stA ascertain ana enter up0n schedule prepared
or tha purpose the name in fan, OF each deaf and dumb
hd Insane, and idohc person in each town, ward or
fFcenci together With tie age color sex occupation and
pace o. birth II said Persona also the names Of parents
n I@i Of SAID persons also whether persons are eu
Gated or not also the number Of children Of said parents
also what affinity OF blood any exists between said ma
rents Also The number Of deaf and dumb blind insane
aad laohe children Of said parents and that said papers
o returned TO the Clerk Of the county board Of supervisors
Win The assessment ro and by him returned TO the Secre
tFy Of State The Secretary % State shall furnish sche
due ana M necessary paper for the of the assessors
eoIApanied wlth a printed copy of tbs act
Section 2 This shah eject from and .fer its
passage.
Approved March 1851.
PASVpOpD
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
GOODS

SWISS MaN-N2c;'ris Lawn-Bi~han Lawn
-NaHSla Ma-.n-S,Hpel aad CLceke5
Naas---'ac'uett CHnh-ic-Sa7ccuc-: do
I-As-S i"- C1Tc~-CauHte-Val - Berlin
I'Fd-an endless variety Is isaies' * IT'S
and me materially tbc ward for same Cor
se;s--t UFiEIn Drautry Ar
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
.Orlbmf Il Gelearapb.
Public School Exhibition.

Under the direction of he Board OF Education,
the pupils Of the Higher Department OF our T alb
lie Schools, gave their annual Exhibition at
Phelps Hall on Friday evening of last week
From the high character this Department has at
tained under the able instruction and untiring
vigilance Of our excellent Principal, Mr.. MeKind-
zen. much was expected at this exhibition, and
we are happy to be able to state that, much as
vas expected, the expectations OF allwere more
han realized.
The large hall was early filed 70 its utmos:
capacity notwithstanding the snow storm
hat prevailed, by an appreciative aud ience.-
The appearance Of scholars as they were arrang
ed in their places could not fail to make favor
able impression upon heaudience and proposes
them in favor of the exercises that were to come.
Misses and Masters, all looked as if accustomed
. Study and to think, showing plainly the men
al discipline they have been subjected to
Though We make no pretensions as physiog-
noInist, yet we believe tio real student,the stu
iious, diligent scholars. carries his or her GER
ritieate on tie brow Judging from this index
we think we have seldom seen more intellec-
ual and intelligent looking class of pupils out
side the walls of a college, than were congrega-
ted on this occasion.
Tee following is the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
MusIc-~Agsn we've met
Defamation American Bogs VIM l. Ely
Dignity Of Labor II. h. hlAsaa!e,
Composition, Think E. Mss + " = nan!
Defamation, Oneness ofPurposer w. I. Shepherd
81 lt.- arf.aY
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Beating his Wife-We understand that a
man on the north side by the name Of J. Sewer
was arrested and brought before Justice Ames.
on Tuesday last, for beating his wife. He was
sent TO Jail for six months Served him right.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

K. r. CELEBRArIoN.-We see by the Milwau.
1ee Free Democrat, that they are making prepar-
ations in that city FOR grand celebration of the
completion of the Milwaukee Il Mississippi
Railroad, some time in June. We should like
to be among the ceebrators on that occasion.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
Omoia al Returns.

0fthe vote at the late election for Supreme
Court and County Judge for Kenosha County ::
WbjtoD Cotbrap I;i~,,, H.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

CLoTHISG.-We call the attention Of our rea-
ders to ,he.adveItisement Of Henry HessJerg, late
Hessberg q Co. He has a large stock Of Goods
on hand much OF it received this Spring from
the eastern markets, which he is selling at very
reasonable prices And by the way, we notice
that he IS having new and handsome front put
into his store, 5or the better accommodation Of his
increasing business. Cali there and examine bis
new stock
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

THE QUICKEST TRIP.-The brig Serastop0l
Capt HuGUNIN. OF This city, lett our harbor on
Wednesday evening of las. week, for Wolf Riv.
er, loaded with merchandise and provisions and
was back here with return cargo Of posts and
Railroad ties on Saturday morning
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Grass & CIOrsr Seed.-Farmers look, at the
card OF Messrs. Doan & HawIey in reference
to Grass * clover seed. 1t is time they were
sown Don't delay
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

POLITICALLY, we believe all Of the above gentle
men voted for Fremont, unless it be the repre.
sentative for the 2nd Ward of the city, and from
the town of Brighton though we suppose party
politics did not enter generally into the contest
Special Town Meeting in Somers-.We call
the attention of our Somers readers, TO the no
tice of Special Town Meeting to be held at the
house of Mr.. Charles Leet, in that town, on
Saturday tie 18th Of the present month The sub
jecs-the location and building OF Town Hall
is one that interests every voter IN the town,
and it is desirable that there should be as full
and as lair a representation of the whole town as
possible. So, turn out
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16


Bessie Bin, {. ii. Smith,
Susan Barnard :. II Chase,
Lucy Granger A Hicks,
Ma-iAa Henson NJ 3 Locke
Jane Redfel n $ Whipple
Belle De Yang. 81. f. II ale.
AIre bennett. +. J Landon.
Kaie Brigham " F. !. Landon,
Kate Roberts 90 + N. " nsiJw,
Mrs. Gray. J. p. Moore.
Compost Oh, Dr. Kane. Miss j. 7. Moore
The Tues-a Poem. J. Quares
Mrslc-The Great keno.ha Railroad
/ Comp smoke, Mss " 5. Wkipple
/ Fourth ofJuly Grafton, J. c. Newbury
| Dedication Of odd Fellows Han" G II. D.mick
Mvslc-yioHn Solo Warner
Comp Ealedictorv, MS NJ Hawk
Lecture on Hoop-,
Lecturer / r >choosindyEe WI English
! Chrof Association, ODadish Simpk J Scarlet;
/ Na.elictcry, p. A Southw0r;h
NCsIc-.'When shall we nee; again,
The pupils all Jill themselves much credit
/ The laclamations were well spoken and the com.
positions well written and read rery well =
Though it may seem invidious, we cannot but
specially commend the reading OF Miss F "
/ Hal. Her composition Think 80 was written
IN q vigorous style. and the subjsc; a5mirab, )
/ treated, but the reading was worthy OF mucf
| praise. and wouid have done credit to one much
older Dignity Of Labor. by Master II. B
H.nsla'e, was spoken exceedingly we'll
Little Things a composition by Miss A Doc
little, was well written and read remarkably wei
for a. "LittIe" Miss The colloguc, Two Lee
turcrs,' was capitally performed. Il Can, .
was spoken By Master :. W. Ruld. very cred
.,sb'y. Music composition by Mss +. A
aE.r s-ri-4 .r,.1 I -.
pleasing style. Strength and Beauty BIZ Miss
;. c Chase, and "Idleness. the Rust Of min d.
I y Miss L. I, Bcurne, pleased rs much Tn
Cologne Comp Writtrg''by four young
Misses was done remarkably well But We find
We have words Of commend axiom for ali, and a.
We have hardly space for all We " ouid say, We
must forego our wish 70 particu.arzc farther
The compositions showed q good cultivation Of
lie mind to produce ideas and choice uso
q language in " hich 20 clothe them Tie dec
.ara'ions showed that the speakers understood
aa3 apr reciated tie thoughts TO which they were
--y nc utteTauce, aid tha; they knew how to ex-
press them.
We must not neglect to mention tie instru.
mental music by tbe Mess.s Warner. which al.
dej SO much to lie enjoyment CT the occasion
We h1ya seldom heard sweeter strains. or music
more ariiat.csbly performed Altogether. we
lavc never attended an exhibition OF he kind
more Interesting or entertaining. Oar citizens
nave every reason to be proud OF their School
ami its teachers, and highly gratited ut the er.
dent progress their sons and daughters are
making in their ascent Of the hill OF Science
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Y The question most frequently heard these
days, when friend meets friend, is, Did you
ever see such weather in April ?" wishing to
gather hope that we are not all going to freze up
from the fact that il has been as bad before. Well
If is bad enough whether il has precedent or
not. We have had almost continuous snow
storm for week past when it was not too cold
to snow This morning the ground is frozen
hard and keen cold air is abroad we begin
TO think there is not so much poetry as truth in
the idea of winter lingering in the lap of spring
kdlqgg Tears & Go. have received portion
Of their Spring Stock. Their location. in the
new Odd Fellows building, is well known TO the
people Of Kenosha City and county See their
column Ter the particulars Of new arrivals
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

Whereas petition has been presented 70 the undergu
ed caeTk Of te town 81 SoHeTs have special Town
Meeting called for the purposes specified q said petition
Hereinafter SET forth therefore pursuance Of the raute
- boss IL. and. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09
Gody's lady's Book for 1857.

rERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. One
copy one year, -, Twocopies one year,
So. Three copies ene year, 50. Five copies
one ycar. and ii. extra copy to the lerson
seuding the club, making SIX copies, SlH.-
Eight copies one year, and extra copy to
the person sending tie club. making nine CO.
pics, SIP. L evef. copies one year. and an ex
ira copy to the person sending the club, max
ing twelve copies, $50. ~ he above Terms
cannot Nc Geviated from, no matter how many
are ordered.
Special Ciu5j:ag tith sher Afegasiaes.
Godey's Ladys Bool, and Arthur's Hon
Magazine both one year for - so.
Godey's Ladys Book and Harper's Maya
zine both one year for $40
Godey's l.ady's 30 X, IIarpers Magazine,
and Arthur's Homo Magazine one year $500
The above is the only way we can club with
Harper's Magazine
W I've money must all be sent at one time
for any of the Clubs.
Subscribers in the British Provinces, who
send for clubs. must remit - cents extra on
ever, subscriber. to pay the Amarean postage
TO the lines. Address,
l.. y. Cooley, li3 Chestnut st. Philadel-
his, Pa. l~47
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STATE or MAINE.
Treasures Office.

Treasures Office,
! Ellsworth Nov. 3fl 1886.
Notice is hereby given to the owners pfopret5rs
aud all persons interested in township No. !. North
Division in the County Of Hancock that shah pro.
coed to sell by public sale to the hi chest bidder at
the County Trgasurer's Office in Ellsworth in said
County on Wednesday the eleventh day Of Februa-
~ A. D. 1857 at tea o'clock 4. 81 (nniess prcyi-
ously settled much Of said township as will sat
isiy the tax assessed by the Court Of County COM
missioners OF TIC fifteenth day Of August 4 D.
one Thousand eight hundred and fifty four as eerti-
fed to me hY said Court to vii;
Ga township No. /. y. .. The sum of four thaus
and dollars aad incidental expenses a by law re-
qRired.
II. :. TREYETT. County Treasurer.
a.,
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Asthma or rhthisic. and bronchitis.

" 81 VI n STEt. IN, 7 g Z I7-E
Sa: Nour CWstn rErpI.,t Is iv.gtiruiue marvellous
IN Ills Srctan 1t ha, feiiased several from alarm.
ift. symptoms % consumption tud is curing
v7 la lt''r,s unier a'afut. Of the luugS far the
it-t fl4ty Yttr-. HENRY /. PARKS. Merchant
4 : RAMSEY. MD, ALHiaS MoSsos Co. lows
site> >t g. ls5a: During my practice If many Xeirs
haze faHi nothing equal tn your CHasHN PtCiuRSt t1r
ny sui relief 10 cesnmptiye PATIENTS. curing
-Hsh = cU-,iir."
We might ,i SsHmes If evidence. hut the mast con
,cps proof q the virtues Of this remedy found
Ms tiI.lil triIl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-At the Court # County Commission
ers begun and heid At Ellsworth within and for
said County on the fourth Tuesday Of April 4.
b. one thousand eight hundred and fity-four
and by adjournment on the fifteenth Gay e: At
gust \. ID. Uae thousand ii GIT hundred ard aftv-
four
ORDERED. That there be assessed On Township
No l. North Division ia said Couaty ii Hancock
for opening aad making road 'herlin mnenc-
ing at a cedar stake marked K. on the County line
south of the house of Mr.. fogg, thence runuin.
Southerly through said No l. % tAe \ orth line Of
the town of Greenfield estimated 20 contain twcu-
~ thousand acres exclusive Of water aal land- re-
served for public usss,--the sum II four thousand
dollars, being 20 cents per acre and John Mil
iiken Of Hancock is appointed Agent to expend
said assessment accordingly.
Attest-P. ". pERRr.. Clerk.
true copy Attest-P. ". pgaRY. Clerk.
A true copy Of certificate of assessment.
ATrEsr. II. s, TagvErr, County Treasurer.
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Notice.

rJ'HE subscriber would respectfully ir-
form all who are in want of handsome,
durable, cheap, and ornamental FRONT FENCE,
that he will keep constantly on hand handsome
article Of turned posts and bannisters end will
turn any pattern desired. Please call and exa'n-
inc specimens at my store, at the West end Of tAe
Bridge. V. W. ROGERS.
Ellsworth Sept. :, 1858. 81
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J. s. RICE,
Furs ard Shauls.

lust opening large assortment OF
- Fitch, Mountain Martin, and Coney Victor
rinos and Cuffs to inatch; also Gents, Ladies and
Ghildrens Shawls and Capes comprising all thenew
and desirable patterns which | am selling at re-
duced prices. A. koblNsoN.
Ellsworth Nov. 2S 1856. II
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

rJ,HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have leon
taxed their utmost 10 produce this best, perfect
rurgative which i. known TO man. Innumcrahle ry,gfs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpt in
exc,ien'e the ordinary medicines and that thfy
freccientcdy upon the esteem Of all The! snfe
and pleasant take. hut powerful to Their pcne-
trang properties stimulate the vital activities Of the y
remove the distractions Of It's organs purify the fd
aad eNpe disease They purge out the foul hutnp which
breed and distemper. stimulate sluggish d.sog-
Tered organs into their natural and imfart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system, Net eHy do
they the everyday complaints of every bs, hut
a.s2 formidable and dangerous diseases that have lafcd
the best Of human s&,ll. While they pronce powerful
effects they at the time. in diminished da,es, tie
safest and best physc that lie employed for children
Being susarc1ated, they pleasant 10 take and beng
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surlass belief they sub
s;autated by of such exalted position ami character
rs to forbid the suspicion Of untru;h Many eminent
cle1gymen aud physicians have lent their to cert
S Il the public the reliability OF my remedies. while 9th
have the assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely the relief II
afflicted, suffering ftow-mrn.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their and
certificates of their Of the following complaints
Casti,eness, Bilious Complaints. rheumatism. prisv.
Heartburn. Headache arising from foul stauiach, Naa
Indigestion, norbii IHaetiof Of the Bowel, aHd Pam
arising thcefr FlatGeuey. loss Of Appetite all ticer
aHd tdtaHcous Diseases which r.4E,re eyaeutat
Maeue- Scrufils 81 Kings Evil. They also ty lrrfy
ing the tland and stimulating the SYSTEM man,
complaint. whi.h it would not te supposed II cf't
reach such A. betiucss tMiAl blindness, AetiIt "a %
SeFvsGs lrTltsliF, peri Eaneuts o the LIN and 49,
tess aaut and other kialrs complaints ali-ir ffln 81
tpa staff ii the body obstruction Of its ftueti7i>.
20 nj be put Of sy unrrincplei dealers With
oth-f uiI thay make ntnre profit Ask f4r Alfir
Plsls. and lake nothing else Ne other they CIV
Haa arlort, vth tn- IN its intrinsic Waite ei5tffss
Ia~5f~. Tho ~lk want The t,t aid there Is i,t ibeu,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09

At Il Court Of Probate holder at Ellsworth.
within and for the county of Hancock, on
the fifth Wednesday Of Dsce;nler or. A. d.
l-J6
n y the petition of Gilman Crane admins
" traitor OF the estate Of Elias t. Htehing>
late OF 0rland IN said County. deceased repre-
ntiag that the personal estate 81 aid deeeas-
cd IS net sufficient to pay the ius; d hts. which
he owed at the time of his death by the sum
Of three hundred dollars and yra wing fpr u
eenee - sell and convey 80 ;lHet q the real
estate uf SAID deceased Il, may 1e necessary iet
the payment OF said dett aa5 merle til charge
Order 4, That thc sad Petitioner eve retiee
thereof 10 the heir, OF SAID deceased and r. Ill
persons Interested. by eaHs.u, a copy G; tins
order Ia be Published three weck- 90. r.-.1v y
in the Ellsworth American. printed l.. Eu~-
worth Ia laid County. thar they may appear
NJ rrs' ate Court 20 he holden at Euck,port
in said County. on the third Wednesday Of
Jauuar,. next, at ten Of the clock IL the fore
nooa, and she'r cause. Il any tA,y have Mhy
the ame sAagll not he allav I'd.
PARkER fUCK, Judge.
a true copy, attesf, ". Also, Register &c
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E1QUgD CATgSaHgxc.
PRICE $1,00
Prepared by G.. W. Stone,
LOWELL, MASS. A.
Not;ce of Foreclosure.

UgHEREAS JOHN McCanary OF Ellsworth
w in the County Of Hancock, O., TIE l2th
day OF December a. b 1850. by his Deed OF
mortgage OF that date, recorded the Han
cock Registr, Vol, l02. Page SOL. conveyed in
mortgage to Seth Tisdalc O. sad Ellsworth "a
certain lot or parcel OF land IN sad Elsw orth
containing 81 square roods more or les. bound
cd and describedas set fourth III said mort gage
Deed to which Deed reterance may be had for
a more particular description ct the premises,
which Mortgage Deed has been duly assigned
to the subscriber. The condition CT said mort
gage having been bfo@en l hereby claim &c
toreelosc the same.
WILLIAM TURNER.
Ellsworth, Dec. lG lS56. 3w;7
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Pork, Lard, Flsur, Neal,

Tripe, Dried Apples &c. Together with about
every article found in variety store, all Of which
shall Run of very cheap for cash or country pro-
dUee. A. ROBINSON, Main 1T.
Ellsworth Nov. Is. 1855. "A
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.irn3i.!'> Vital l'iuil.


rurifcs AMI strengthens thc blcoi ty craiira-
tin. tdrou Il ii., caglaital atsioa the ears., ii.
impurities and hea,a.s. Hence it, power t. care
huu.ess tbat mere aclieine IA f elie. He4., il.
power Of siren lftaa.,i aud rid IN l5e blood L
furnishes TIA cs'flla .asa II, sr5,t az 4s. azEe
Stool IS c5Htplssd. Il efldicates and ctGAsos away
whatever eiogs aud taiekeas the blood.
Arnold's Vital Fluid
Renders tie system strong ana healthy by f5ee-
Hs tAe al,e' a.n4 X mach from u .tiaaable La
t.rial< It nerves and WHITES ;ht system, by fur
nisbin; tie eloments which give risify.
Arnolds's Nit5l Fuil
Gigrs t. tue system an influence and effect siiui-
lar taai produced by exercise in the tree a1. ar
fl ilJ4zais iy streu- thening the blood bri gh-
cr and tier aeti u--d4ing it, w,ch by heeinius
at the t.yna3. 1t is pleasant Il the taste ami be-
GENES i 1ve.ite wherever known.
Amolds Vital Fluid.
Removes B,6otvnsvs in the most direct and easv
manner, by utr lhcsay the cause, This i tae
principle 81 it, action ia removing illness genera
ly. II 4sa.slh-a the 1lGss by freeing the blood
from iiapedimeuts to IL proper tuiG!moIt Of IL
NtesiSin- functions.
This principle If ncutraizng the cause Is why
Arnold's Vital Fluid Cures Humors
thar mera medicine cannot ssnsibly egtct, and why
il cures etheI diseases
Resulting from Poisons in the Blood.
tina; mere aediciua preparations cannot alleviate
Haaors poison> in the blood, and it j. by their
chcrital action in neutIallins ;hose poisons that
.Arnold's Globules and Vital Fluid
are enabled to them So ,hat they stag e.rfa.
TESTIMONY IEsIIMONYt
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TESTIMONY TESTIMONY :

MEDroRn, Mass, May, ls5G.
Messrs, Burr, Foster d Co, Eost9n
GcGts-i feel it incumbent upon nc a duty
which | eve To you and the public To make TIE
following statement Ia regard 10 tLv remarkable
power d Arnold, ltid.
Tor me:e than year my wiies n tne1 and three
ef my children were afflicted with a mali .uaHt hu-
Nor, the character Of winch eminent physicians
Esalf latrmiae or pycycTsde sucrr> 81 reaofg
tor. After trying many humor remedies. [ was
induced 10 make of Arned's Globules and Vi
tai Fluid, which am most happy to say has entire
Il cured them. For the benefit of others like attic
ted, | would say that no language Of Recommendation
wiah is too strong .er the merits VI these
justly celebrated medicines,
Vital Fluid so cents per bottle; Clio
bales % cents per box.
RrER. FOSTER co. CernhiII. General cents
MANSFIELD :, CO., Il GitywIarg spceili agents
WEEKS ( POTTER, l5i Wasaia-to street, and
GEo. {. GOODWIN, - Union street, H'4-tesai,
Dealers.
soLn ny PROMINENT MEDICINE nEALH.s GENERAL.
LIZ.
Sold in Ellsworth by c. C. Peck. 3mll
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some RE, sets Of Sleeves and liars to match, 81
Vclyits, Domes les &c. Togc taer with fall assor
mt NJ OF the best
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ClnpETING.

A fall stock Of Hemp, Ingram, Common, suipe,
Extra and English Three Ply Carpetiug, Stair Car
petng and Rods, Rugs &c, 6e., which will be sold
at Busfon nricgs
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.

crockery ware, Hard ware, Boots and Shoes, also
few dozens Of those best custom made thick Boots
which have given such general satisfaction for the
past two years
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ladies Cloths
EMBROTDERY

Gents Under Shirts and Drawers, Glove, and Hojs.
cry, Table Daluasks, a very large assoTtneng Of