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~ Eggs, it is said, can be better preser-
we'd in corn meal than in any other prepara-
ton ye, known. Lay them with the small
eud down, and if undisturbed they will be
as good al The end of year as when packed
Another very good method is 10 grease them
well. In this way they may be kept through
out the winter.
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w |, is is said that hundreds OF green
horns who bought stock in the Chester county
Copper Mines, on the strength Of being tolc
that they smell great amounts Of copper there
will never get scent fer their money. TIE
labors OF miners there are said 10 be in pein
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IN" The Coal Tiade OF Pillsburg has been
unusually active this season, the shipments
for the last five months having reached 49,
ATT ,519 bushels. This includes only what
passed through the locks of the Mononga-
hela, SO that the total shipments may be sci
down at abou, p, 100000 bushels.
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CAN'T SWALLOW NEGROES WHoLE.-The
Wilmington Herald, slaunch Republican
paper in Illinois, which has swallowed all The
isns of The party without bone sticking in
lis throat, has not the anaconda-like property
of gulping down "negro equality" though
covered with the saliva of 'brudderly" feel
ing aud mock philanthropy, previous to de-
elutilion. The editor says:
Whenever negro suffrage becomes one oi
the planks of the Republican platform, we
shall feel free 10 seek some other political or.
ganzation, and we think we should find most
of our Republican brethren in The same way.''
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BOOK. BINDERY.-A very desirable esiab-
ishment of this kind has been opened in
this place by an industrious gentleman who
desires 10 make an honest livelihood al a
'i,sefnl business among our people. Those
WHO have magazines or books 10 bind can
now have them done in town.
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II Messrs. Hurley s. Lloyd have COM
meneed their survey of Bloomsburg, and
the map Of ihe town is therefore "fxed
faci.p They have obtained subscribers
cnouel 10 warrant them in going on, but
their books are sill ope for "a few more
Of ihe same sorl.n .s5ss ..-..
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VALUE OF THE HAY CRoPs The hay crop
of the free States 10 1856, is estimated by
Mr.. Helper, OF North Carolina, 10 exceed in
value four taes ihe cotton crop OF the South.
II also exceeded The value of all the cotton,
rice, bay and hemp produced in the fifteen
slave states.
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M a. ARREI Ma

On the 2sth uIl., by g. P. Lore, Esq, Mr..
CYRUS MoHR, or Moniour county, and Miss
ELIZABETH BITLER, of Moreland lp., Lycom'
ing county.
On the nth inst, by the Rev. William ].
Eyer, Mr.. l.. E. PoRTEn, and Miss SARAH
MILLER. both of Caiawissa, Pa.
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Book Notices.

The London Quarterly Reuieao for April has
been received from Messrs. Leonard Scott &
Co., 10 Fulton Street, New York. The fol-
lowing is the table OF contents:-Pedesiran
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very; Luna,ic Asyums; English Political Sa'
tres Photography; Rowing Life in England;
Persia; The New Parliament and lis Work.
Blockwood's Edimbwg M0gdzne for June
has been received from the same publishers,
containing articles on The following subjses:
What will he do with il-by Pisistralus CAY
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Sludies-No. /; Scenes of Clerical Life No.
2-Mr. Cliffs Love Story, Part 4; American
ExpIora,ions-China and Japan; The Atbe-
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Frarcs palgrave and his books; Sluarl's
Prac teal Angler; Manchester Exhibition OF
Art Treasures; Maga's Birthday.
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Newspapers in Minnesoia.-There are SO
papers now existing in Minnesota, whereof
10 are Republican, II Democratic, and Z
Neutral. Three dailies, published in St.
Paul,
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Spring chickens can be bought in the Phil
adelphia markets al 20 cents dozen But
they arc ia the eggs, unhslched
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JOHN G. FREEZE, Esq,

HAS resumed The praclce of tue Law in
AA Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa; and
will give his prompt aud careful attention 10
joking counties.
He can.be found constantly in his Office, in
Robinsoa's Row, near the Court House.
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A; Tunkhannock, Wyoming county, Pa,
Geo. A. Chase is appointed Postmaster, vice
james Kelly, resigned.
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q The railroad accidents IN the United
States during the first six months Of the year
caused the death of49 persons, aud 90 were
wounded. BY the steamboat accidents, 81
were killed and twenty wounded.
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" The crops all over ,he country, says
Germantown paper. are, beyond question:,
as sbundant as they have beer within twenty
years, and ye, the amount Of croaking kept
up to witha couple OF weeks, has been par
iicnlaTlY lond and imneriinent.
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Couriing the Liquor Influence.


The Republicans are making a desperate
effort to secure The liquor influence for Mr.
Wilmo,. Two years ago they pretended sym
pa,hy wi,hthe prohlbtionisls, aad advocated
the election OF Pollock on the gfound that
he was d better temperance man than Gov.
Bigler. Finding that that rnse will not work
in the present ca campaign, they are now quite
as induslriousIy engaged in propilialing the
liquor influence as the were the temperance
influence then. Evon their candidate, Mr..
WiImot, has been pressed iuo,,he service
Whilst in Philadelphia recently, he WISHED
all the groegeiies in the city, with view
of catching voles in that quarter. Just think
of it! Two years ago their candidate stood
upon the prohibition platform; now he is
nourishing in the giog shops and among the
whiskey barrels ! "Can such things be,
and overcome us like summer cloud, with
ou, our special wonder!" A party which
stoops 10 such meanness can never prosper.
--Hoilidaysburg Standard.
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They are substituting mules for the mo,s
aristocraiic horse IN the omnibus lilies and
for express wagons in Cincinnati.
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CHARLES STAHL,
List Of Letters,

u EMAlNlNG in the Post Office al Blooms
~ burg, Pa, for The quaher ending June
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SECOND EDITION Now READY:
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BY
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for the Golioars. .

ladies GOLD LOCKETS,
IL For dss1erreotypes hair two three fo1r aud 81
glasses for sale At Wholesale and retail al much less than "a
G. c ALLEN, No. II Wsl-st, second floor.
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vTHE MOST ELEGANT GIFT BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED IN AMERICA.
d. APPLETON & COMPANY.
Publish OF THURSDAY II; lS:h'
wORLD.NOTED WOMEN;
Or. TYPES OF PARTICULAR WOaANLY ATTRIBUTES
By MARY CowpEs CLAkgE,
copp... corcord.pos 70 shst.Yes,." eiho,d Of
sh.Ie.peare'. H.roiOs'," 4" The Iron Cousin"
SEVENTEEN sTk sIIf PLARE ELL ILLUSTRATIONS
Ore volume. L.r.. S o.1o = sam.
,;yls and ne as REPUBLIcAN coUhr
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS:
sPPHo the Grssl p1s;s 81 essS t the s ansb
cIEoPAfaX, the Egyptian Queen who charmed Marc An.
c a;sE IT., =. Il F ssSss of Music
LAURA ot The Beloved Of Pearcb the Italian Poet.
valentino OF Milan. Beautiful and Accomplished
w JSss f 81 &c Of Ms o. d oss la,'''
GARGHRtT OF ANJOU o1etn Of Navarro, pronounced BY
0IsAssLLHoP C&sriIE the celsb,t.d oaseo Of sp,a
LADY JANE GREY bebesdee at 'eyeneen year, Of age.
'i5T; VHiLIERE lovely Woman of the Court
Mani. ri rREsA Queen Of Austri. and Hungary.
S sfGsfSek Il II SSslA Angel
The distiDui.bed euhoets Mrs Cowden Cstie hss given
figured 10 the from the 81 down 10 the presea
time She hi preface IL iDeres ing to consider the
individuality making each sD1 be curious variety Irrespective
distinction whch has set those spar as either re-
nowped notorious abov. the ordinary range OF their sister
hood They much types Of class OF women
particular womaDy sttrbutes and far from them
oil being looked upon models they In some instaoce, to
be bsb.d beecOus Of warning With this borne in mind
rds fsscpstin study contemplate Eoman ike Cleo
ps,rs-thst Serpent Of Old NIs"-she who held Marx
ALtoI Us hrsI and cush: him In her strong tod of
grace ihe Isabes Of CASTLE who was virtuoas
a, she wise modest ,he Wa ilus'rious
10 also interesting 10 notice the links Of historic association
which such widely vsnous women Valentino Joan
oA1c Margaret Of Aniou Lady Jane Grey Isse, OF CASTLE
year, separate lands which they respectively lived Az
ihu, lie su Dnno" bore spa IN both and yo.n
history; Margaret Niece TO the french King;
CHARLES VII VINO az Dsuphin the obj Of Jo.ns legal
ell Lady Jane Grey grand daughter Charles
Brsndo D. who married the widow Que, OF Louis XII grand
ION 10 VseDns forth along tbs chain Of cum'tance
The this executed oy the "a artist
Who designed splendid entitled Women of the
Bible sale Of which has been 90 large Th work eves
more ,peDod eDgrsved steel by tn fret artists The size
il tie same the Rspa bH an Court Of Washington.
H.
GERTRUDE OF WYOMING; Or. THE PENNSYLVANIA
COTTAGE BY Thopss Campbell Beautifully lurstet With
81 designs by Bet Foster and others Ia the stye OF Grays
Ee,y Clth antique seveled and Morocco antique Cloth
gilt, @ rs; morocco. IS
THE FARMERS BOY. By Robert Bloomfield. Illustrated
in the style Of Grsys Egy Cloth st ST. or Morocco an.
tCue. SIS 90.
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GENTLEMEN GOLD VEST CHAINS,
VI New and beautiful styles for sale st thirty per cent below
The uiuA FETAL prices BY
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hIAMOND RINGS,
- For ladies and gentlemen for sale At thirty per cent below
the usual retsl prices, BY 49,
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CLOAKS and BEAVER CLOTHS.-We are
- row ofeins eur entire neet Of CLoAks, CIRCULARS
RGLANs &c, at retail. ct very low prcea Firs heavy
FRENCH BEAVER CLOTHS, at 81 so COsks Of ev'ry
description made TO order. 8. MILLS CO,
Nsrd 81 Chambers up stairs, dorrs nom Broadway
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LAST CALL.

A Ii those owing n. n. sEAvEY, whose accounts are
"A kn with the subscriber requested to make mme-
dists payment o. they vin b sued
~ pssNt Jsly lS III. JOHN ". MOVES
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IothcrS. Mothers Mothers!

An Old Anr.e for Children. Don't saii to pro-
cure Airs. insiows Soothing syrup for children
feethins. IL has equal on earth. No mother
Who has ever tried Mrs. insiow Soothing syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period Of teeth
ing without the aid Of this invaluable PREPARATION
II life aud health be estimated by dollars and
cents i, is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs. WiusIows Soothing
Syrup sold every year in the United statss-
II is ~ old and we'll tried remedy. None gen.
uine unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only Is cents a bottle.
c, q. Peek ELLSWORTH, Wholesale Agent; ;. T..
Perkins. Bangor, do. sold by all dealersin Med
leine, ly-?l
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Why will YOu suffer.

To ell persons altering from Rheu matism. Neu-
falslA, Craap in tae lilao. OF a, biisas col
IL, or tootaaeae, We say Curtis Perkins cramp
And Pain Killer is. Of all others, the remedy you
Want. II operates like magic. il has cured
Thousands Of cases, after long years Of suffering,
and when all other renedies that have beee tried
have failed. lyY3-2l
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Lever, Lcpinc, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
sert, Cream, Sugar salt, and Mustard SPOONS,
Of extra fine silver Also, Butter and Fruit
Knives, Pickle Knives and Forks, Napkin Rings,
Pencils. Twelve dozen,) Silver spcctacles--a
riety to suit all ages Extension Pens aud Pencils
Fob Vest and Guard Chains, Keys. &c. Is dozen
silver Thimblcs, warranted of the best quality.
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Silver Plated

Tea, Table. Dessert, Sugar, Salt and Mustard
SPOONS, Table Forks, Butter Knives, Cups, Nap
kin Rings, &c, and great variety Of spectacles,
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| .lST CALI. y

4 psrsr's indebted 30 me, ny or account not paId
OF .ng5d with the uad rsigued before the lsh IN
August will life Ind them with an soraey In
Collsccon MONROE YnIIEn
Ellsworth July IL 1857 SAw
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Fancy Goods.

Porte Monnaes "a great varety) Card Cases
I some fine Patterns, Ivory Ratties, Napkin Rings
Perforators Crochet Needles, Tablets, Netting
Needles de., Tea Bells, Watch stands, Work
Boxes, Gahas. Cushions, brushes, Coral Necklaces
Bracelets, Jet and Imitation do.
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.Notirr.

NhhRlfFs sALE-HAScocx, 50. July Is lss7-ra-
Ken on Execution AMI uii be sold Sherifs sale At
pubic Auction, a, my Once in Ellsworth on Saturday the
Ish day OF August inst al two ocoek the afternoon all
Inc right IN equity and all the right title interest Ken.
meth Aoorr has In and to parcel Of land the town II
MAratis In said County, being the Homestead on which
sad Moore nov lives. 3wS l. II. THOMAS, Sheriff
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uancOel& County Musical Associ-
safan.n

A CONVENTION sill be holden BuehiI Ca THURSDAY
Aug i3h, Al tea oelek A. NJ 70 orsahizs a musical
sSiassoa tr ii, County naAe chee of the til5sins
oncerssS Presh-nt, Vice Presidents, secretary Treas
Gsf and Executive Commisse All persons INTERESTED in
susie whether IL lire gesiemen respectfully invited
- - prsseGt. J. u. Os3ooD,
Us LORD,
A. g. CAMPBELL.
QassssA, AUG. T. 1851. ls3s
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Livery Stable.

THE subscribers continue to carry on
. the LIVERY business At tbs old stand Of
HOPKINS 4 Partridge. Horses and csrIiagss to
let on reasonable terms. 4 share VI public pat
ronAgs is solicited.
JOHN II. PARTRIDGE / co.
6llsworsh, Feb. Is, 1887
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-07
LAST CALL.

IL persons indebted to the old firm Of f. D. SHAW
n Co. are informsd that unless their accounts
Sjed within thirty days from date they will he le with
attorney fy collection ANN y. GREkLY.
Davorth July n. 1857. 26-f