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sss5- The Milton Chronicle IN. C.)
observes, speaking Of "Yankee Doc.
de-" reminds US that we would like to see
the man who could vote for dsunon with
clean face, under the sound OF this tune,
when we'll played by brass band.-We
second that. Nor do we believe such can
be found in the length and breadth ofthis
Iand--that is, in a same state Of mind!
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When men are together, they listen
to one another, but women and girls
look at one anothcr.--Er.
And when men and women are to-
gether, they both look at and listen to
one another.
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We should be glad to sec the opera.
tives, generally, hold this independent
and dignified position as trades
throughout the Union. Union is
strength, and unless the working
classes unite to protect themselves in
every legitimate and laudable endeav-
or for the benefit and elevation Of
their respective callings, they cannot
expect to realize that independence
which is their inalienable birthright.
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WHY'S rr!-More property is destroy
ed by re every year in the United States
than in all the rest Of the world.
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SADDLE L0ST.-Some,ime in

s5aessA October last n mans saddle was lost
{ ON the back OF stray horse, near my
hnuse. Said saddle is NV in my possession
and the owner can have it by calling and pay
ing for thiH advertisement
THORNTON CARTER.
Winchester, Nav 9Th 81
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TIE NIGHr SIDE or LOVE. Midnight
yelled the heavens with infinite black
ness as Hans Won Rosebaum stepped
from the orgied halls ofthe Kinkel La
ger Haus Zum Saus and Brus. The
foam of the beer still dashed his wild
beard, and the murmur Of the eastern
breeze mingled in his soul with tho
memories OF 'aroder pretze 7 and
'pring in de largerp and the thrilling of
harps and pianos for it had been con-
cert night.
'katarina? he cried from the bottom
of his heart and voice -'Katarna!--
kom herausr
The breeze sighed in the leaves
the waves rippled-all was still.
Once more in agony arose the cry
"Katarina! know herausi'
Deep from the recesseu of the sec
ond story window murmured an ans.
wsr--
.Nir komherausi"
'Vot. you uont kcm heraus! roaree
! Hans in all the grief of rejected love
Den you goes NIT tcrteufel nit you
and be dondered' Corthimelkruzch
werenoth'
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B@r The wise man does not speak Of
all he does. but he doe, nothing that csn.
not be spoken Of.
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Ia The London Times acknow Wedges
that theres better hotel in Chicago, ILL.,,
than in London.
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The late springs produce the great
est plen1y.-Er
If that be true, what a plentiful sea-
son we'll have this year
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An IsrERENcE.-An editor speaking

An INTERENcE.-An editor speaking OF
a steamboa! says: .
She had twelve berths in her ladies'
cabin. "Oh life OF mel" exclaimed Mrs.
Partington, upon reading this. "what a
saualling there must have been!"
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which is their inaienable birthright.
PRoeREss OF RELloIoN.-The "Presby.
tartan Critic" has an article from the Rev.
Dr. Stuart Robinson, in which it is sta.
ted that "after careful comparison and
summing up Of the religious statistics ol
the various denominations, the Evangeli.
cal bodies OF the United States now mum.
Der thirty thousand ministers, four mil
lions Of church members, sixteen million
and a half connected by education and
sympathy with them, seventy millions an.
nually raised for the support Of ordinan.
ces at home, four millions for the spread
Of the church abroad, and twelve mil.
lions Of sttingsin their houses Of worship.
In this estima,eno account is taken ofthe
many millions Of dollars invested in
schools, colleges and seminaries, under
the control of Evangelical denominations
Thus it appears that, out Of a population
estimated at tw enty six and half millions,
nearly two thirds of the whole are mem.
bers in full communion or under the
direct influence Of Evangelical churches.
THE PRINTER. The Belfast Mercury
gives the following in relation to prin
tcrs:
From high to low, they are the same
careless, lighthearted, clever, well-in-
formed, reckless fellows. knowing how
10 act better than they do--nothing al
times--everything if the fit takes
them. No sooner are they conforta-
BILE in one town than they make tracks
for another, even though they travel
on chair space" means. And to what
will they not turn their hands? We
have seen, says an American editor,
one and the same individual Of the
craft minister in California, a law
yer in Missouri, sheriff in Ohio, a
boatman on Western Canal, sailing
a privateer, an auctioneer in New
York. and a pressmani in large print,
ing office. Nor are they characters
confined to any one country--they are
everywhere the same. We have met
them as lecturers. actors, travelling
preachers, ventriloquists--in fact cv'
erything. We have met on tramp in
this country members Of this rowing
profession from all parts of the globe
--Frenchmen, Spaniards, Portuguese
Germans and Swedes-and all appar
emily AS much at home as in their owr
country. Ardent lovers of liberty
lsing-cratt and priest find but little il
their eyes. They are always with thu
pcople. When the Chartist excite
ment was raging in England, the mos
, eloquent leaders in the movemen
were printers. When barricade
were raised in Paris in '4S, the com
S positors cast their type into bullets an
> fred them at the royalist troops
When the Americans were at wa
with Mexico, Gen. Taylor had a reg
8 ment composed almost entirely ofprir
ters, and they were the bravest Of hi
troops. James Buchanan, the newl
s elected President, and large numbe
-, of the leading men of the Union, ar
printers.
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sw- The following advertisement, az
pearcd in a New York paper:

pearcd in q New York paper;
$loo,oO0.--l being old, will give my
son, fine young man, aged twenty -four
500, 900, provided some respectable mar
will give his daughter, a sensible lady
to him in wedlock with $4,000. Mu
tual affection Of course This is sincere
proposal. His property can be made
worth 500, ,OOO--Address Jnnius, Herald
office, for expl planation. Good reason.
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POB SALE-A Bed S,cad and Mattress
Apply st this office mar6
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COX AND ,1OB PRINTING.
BAsHPUL MEN.
BY MRS, bENyisos.

VIC never YET saw Genulnely Dashtul
man who vas not the soul Of honor
Though such may blush and s,ammer,
and shrug their shoulders awkwardly. un.
able to throw forth with ease the thoughts
that they would express, ys! commend
them 10 US for friends.
There are fins touches in their cha'ac.
ters that time will mellow and bring out
perceptions as delicate as the faintest
,in,is to tho unfolding rose; and their
thoughts oro mono the less refined and
beautiful, although they do rot flow with
the impe,uosity Of the shallow slreamlet
We are nstonished that such men are
no. appreciated; that ladies with really
good hearts and cultivated intellects will
reward the gallant Sir Mustachio Brain
less with smiles and attention, becausehe
can fold shaw gracefully and handy com.
pliments with Partisan elegance. while
they will not condecend to look upon the
worthless man who fsels for them rev
erence so great that every mute glance lie
worship,
The man who is bashlul in the Presence
Of ladies is their defender when the loose
tongue Of rlander would de(ams her; i, i:
not he who boasts Of conquest. or dares
to talk glibly of failings that exist in his
imagination alone; his cheek will blush
with resentment, his eye fash with anger.
to hear tho name Of woman coup led with
a coarse oath; and yet he who would die
to defend them is least honored by the
majority Of our sex.
Who ever heard Of bashiul libertlne?
The anomaly was never seen, Ease and
elegance are his requisites; upon his lips
sits fattery, ready to pay court alike to
blue eyes and black; he eisnever anonplus.
he never blushes, For glance he is in
raptures; for a word he would proiessed.
ly lay down his life. Yet is he who fills
our vile city dens with wrecks Of female
purity; it is ho who profanes the holy
name ofmo,her; desc ates the shrine where
domestic happiness is ,hroned; ruins the
heart that trusts in him; pollu,es tho very
air he brcathes, all under the mask of
gentleman,
Ladies, word in your ear; have you
lovers, and would you possess worthy
husband? Choose him whose delicacy Of
department, whose sense of your worth
leads him TO stand aloof, while others
crowd around you. If he bushes, STAN
mcrs even atyour approach, consider them
so many signs Of exalted opinion of your
sex. If he is retiring and modest, lie, not
a thousand fortunes weigh him down in
the balance, for depend upon it with him
your life will be happier with poverty
than with mang another surrounded by
splendor of palaces.
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Receive your Thoughts as guests,
and treat your desires likc children.
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state of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
n';;;' n.,;; :: n. ,.a... ,.s.. Bill FOR D'v'''s.

I, appearing to the Clerk g. Master that
the defendant, Henry H. Jones, is non-resl'
dent of the State of Tennessee SO that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him, 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Home Journal, newspaper
published in the town of Winchester, Ten
ncssee, for three successive weeks. requiring
mid defendant to appear before the Hon, the
Chancellor of our Chancery Court, on the
first Wednesday after the third Monday Of
August next, and plead, answer or demur 10
said Bill or the same will be- taken for con-
isssed and Sc, for hearing exparte as 0 him.
HU. FRANCIS, &. g.. NJ.
rrayS 8, prs fee &,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements Of ten line. or less will
be inserted at Ono Dollai for The FIRE,
and Fifty Cents lot eoch cubsequen,
insertion.
Very liberal reductions made lor those
Who advertise Hy tho year, half yoar,
OF quarter,
,,'.. -'r-,.S- t;~' ~
BOOK AND 1OB PRINTING,
BLANKS or EVERY klNp.
PAMPHLETS, FROGRA MINES. POSTERS.
CARDS, CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS,
FUNERAL TICKETS. DRUG LABELS,
BILL HEADS, HAND BILLS, &C.
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lrlaY 7lEl
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The Euronean Couch Remedy

l. deserving tie eedIenec AMI a fair tlial by n!
who are ,uacria- from the above disorders. be-
ieyr ilat in al! these disorders 1t has no cgNal-
pnriu. the Yast year | have made hp nt' 'en
thousand bottles. and have relieved huudrcu> oi
letters many OF theta from persons WHO bHh '''n
suffering for months and some oven for Noars' ava
wbs had tried everything that had been recommend
ed by ,ly.jcians aud friends in vain. but by 'hc
blessing # tod they were speedily cured by the
European Cough Remedy.
The following from Rev. Saith Fairfield. New
Glouehezter Me..a clergyman well tn""nthJrH-h-
cut the state and in several other states - but a
srecilrcn ef the certificates which | am constantly
relieving
EEv Wttrrp CLtHK :--p,a- 81 have sold
all the medicines you lett with me, ami "liI sa3
thar it exceeds ali the medicines ever offered t. tGe
r,llNc for the cure If Coughs. Were to state
some # the great cares which have known 1t to
efrct | am Afraid some people would doubt my
Ytrarity and therefore say 20 all Who are suffer-
in. from Coughs and Lung dihcultcs, give the
European Cough Remedy cnc trial. Please send
ne FIVE dozen aure, .
Yours, SNltH tNlHflLP'
Remarkable cure # Phthisc, with severe Cough
communicated cy Nr Brewster, -. t,aastcT at Cur
Il, Corner Arg. %, l,5}.
REx VI drsE q tEAE-DtE- S't Mr.. Samuel
shaw residing IN Grscuc. kcuuchce county. Nc,
hss been afflicted with the PAthi-ic fer a number
# vears For the past Winter he was 80 distressed
fsr breath that he could not lay auvn.--N lat,
Ne.u,sz chs E.r5fasn Csucb Kennedy he sent
tar a bottle, and commenced taking title was
greatly relieved by the frst desc. aal trt'a that
time rested VII al ri 1T. \ iew bottle. crmrict-
cd the core, aad BE now desires 10 recommend the
medicine to others. he Is fully assured That IT
Is worthy Il tae HtBe-t confidence
Tie fgtlgwiac has Just been reviewed fra = hu
pr5-ze7. E. agent .sr Pas. Nc, dated Nov. -.
Il
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
For THE RAPID CURE OF
CoUGHs,COLDs. HOARsENESs. INFLI.
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, Wu0OPISG
Cough. GROUP, ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT CONsI NPTION,

AL fr the rest d! eansamP;re ra;isa,s advanced
stA. u the disease.
We nccd pot srsAk 70 tie ruitc Il IL ristnss
Throughout every sni alut- cttry hamiei q The
tascri-Sn ststc- ia wonderful cnss q pulmonary
plants hare nNs it already known Nay. - liz
fSnllp- eiviret country this csHttn.at sIthgEt
II r-ansl eIpesnce u It's Effects ami tWr YET liz
communities any here which have ugt aaats ti..n
}viuE trf ny # is 'yicry the srAfr ard 4
sarut.s Dis &C the Itroa auA Uass }5r ~
f.seTf-l s-fote Vet known e. ElAn t5c Ira atH
Stls AMI !~f -c-aus diseases 81 the FslTsenssy essafs
yhg Yir-SAUtg- a11 -Siesf FeHsas 81 - =
fA2rl for infants aHt NqEuS FTrS1us Parents > Et3
have 3. store rsaust the ,us duCs eufry lt sfva2,
ul0a tben urp-,fNrrl. We have H'ssa1Rui cror+. 70
l~ sss tts CEEKEI Ff1-5k.l sstvs us Ases " The
.aIeFfians Tryyrats ,AAn t.-c il ksEf u 2!
yo3 ss4 cErv yuuv cold, W'- ttty cg-.'r. fr Ht<
iec tn';n ua hau.Na skI tht satso
cs-ka thN', f4sfer~i th' ystss So, yosr e away
A. krW Ire 3g~A'Ja. t.tAAtv IL gue ie7srs snd IS
IhfV knoN To- Lie Stirvrs q AIs resg5ls uff ~ Is
thsa tatli IL 81. taat ttH ts-i T.
=. W. sEs-e -. care, r. t,i 70 irs'nce TIE
,-s1 t.->}- Srd ts-s - ~ Those tq re,a
L lie ss-., ?, as.r . =. tls save
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l. COMMAND YOU to attach the


W. tOMMAND yoa to attach the
goods or estate Of GEORGE COW ELI,
oi "rensnam' W tae County o. Ne'fath aa3 I'm
ns'""on'ta ~ h1S''9'lsG',s' iFS'e' 90 '''e Nl'N'
W wy ul"l'o0 "9'.''N' ma sufeaoa syte 80 ~"
VIZ N' o '-i's ~ tV"t'u ~ S'Vi 'seta1'{ - . ,
20 N''e.s ~. "aat''S "a "u' 0ul''e'"N = .9.'',
"''' ~ 90 w s3'"c" !" i-i's"''t' - "a :
'V' w SNun.S ~ ''''iS"oN' en- s"' "1.'' -
7i'N' nv, t"S' ''in W, "a '"'
Nl,a"', ~ N'"s"' VI - - -
"a -, :" " i -. e
-, ,"', - 49, -,
va .aS IVY W. , nv 20 80 =" .. ''-
Senlen 20 ,ov 'iA'",. III .'n 5i'l" ~
us'asS 1"i mn 'I''.> :. Wv
.N'oAs', .ao" M YIN, !"
f.',''-ot ,'' ''''..a "'''' 70, -
SGT" ''v''S','' oo VIC '"S "a .t =.
~ d. 100 ,' = =
-, ~ ~ 80 ~. -. -, - -
80
N.,'o,-'',,'' '. w 49, a., -. n., - -.
- 80 'AN '''''-''' ~ - ''s''
'''%, ~ va '''', wv ,t.,...
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Eurs and ShdwFs.

lust oPen,ag . large as>ortmen. Of
Fl;ch. S0uatsla Martha. and C,ary ..t9r.
i3ees and Cal, t. aAteA also tiests. Lsjlts All
C1'idrsus >aasis and CaPcs e2r1{rssl1- .ii i-sees
All desirable patterns which / an selling ST re-
dar-d pFiees. 4. ROBINSON.
kllSuegth Nov $40 Il
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Erysipeias. Scrcfuia, Kings Evil. letter,
TumorS. and Salt RheGm.

Fvr-s FF7~gri,aq N-'uiGr: # y Iaais. ~ l. 1885
rs. AYys Your Pills the paragon e ali that +,
2rrat in medicine They hzse eurSi nv little daughter
Of uceucus upon her hands AMI feet that Ia iaSel
incprsile ior years Her mother has heen long eros-
ly afflicted with totehes and rrres her sn arI in
her hair After child cuTci. she Asa tJe
riis and they hSve cured her. asa &oRGBipQE.
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rheumatism. Neuralgia. and Cont.

r 60 TIC Rsr Or. HiH-ss, q TIE 1.,i.a fFts tRrnN
PUL,sxi h1USr, StV.SNtH "a. Jan {. i>56-
HoNogxp SIE should L. uuErstetul faT tac frief Suui
ski has hruu.ht NE II did report my you.
cold settled in by ltas and brought fa3siliIg
reernsic isas. SAish eD3tj ia ehf5nie rbtGnlssnl.
Notwithstanding had the lest # n he disease
ant gnt4l ~ the ayinr II your excel
len; AGENT Baltimore pr Nsskrnris. tHet yrtr Iitbs-
TIER efrtts -.ow, bet by ie-saret.as :te
CSC of thtm AIT ert.ycly vel
SrS,rs CE,s2Ek, BATu> EaUsr. L.. psc.. Ists.
DE- AVN have boeu entirely cured lT yaar rl,,s A
Rheumatic dout iaiufal dis ttst tai af ts,i
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found a complete assortment # IArnesse. esn.;.,-
ias ct ees' silver plate Brass Japane< and po,te,J
ie .lllaSs, raAae fron the best IF Oak iaaa.,l
,ea'aeT, hiding saddles and Brushes Of -
Alhas ami Psices, Haltcrz Of every kind AMI
4SAll'y taes'Aer with all articles in that brapcb
N STOCK OF WHIPSeANSoT III ExcELIEp
age lAsi'es Of the hes; kind in use s.dsls,.
SIA kept expressly for the ladies, CAaa,ats 81.
-, sehsins Silver and brittany ware. fruAks \,
al Kinds consisting a best Meats I.eatbsy al
H. r Deshies' f9rttoiio, Dress Bay top ani
.01ss irnaks- all Kinds Of trunks u.aie l. arIe,
very saeri 1t tiee, NaIises and Travelling Rs,,s
a. SiAas aud sizes, Curry Combs and H..
lfSsees together with every other srtils -
&C IN saea estsbl lsAments
a. Issss sieansess aai oiled at sAog. notice
ASH iAia ies Hides ard Calf ssias.
AL Of ias ssgrs ~ acles vii = .stt,. ~.
1risss ~ urSpp - - - lair
ssSvsSfs, JaAs &c ls5e iass
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IA EXCHANGE Tor other r-orcr;v.
Hease 1T situated III S--Awvj,fc ~ G-a-
ins SYLVESTER R,wicns ! J.. BY rlds SAID iAad
VIA be exchanged tSv Interest ~ ves>s}. iur
stock. say otAer Ssaijsslo proPesty AID wllI Le
'sli cheap f'r cash, - cv,i notes To sHne7 :
For Particulars inquire 81 \. n. sAsseF,+
f-th L~iE Sua&S
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Tasf>.--fa1es.

4 IL Taxes on REAL ESTATE -
= Las;ail- GGpAi3 fer tue year l>ia, WI - Al.
vert sd - ss.s so.ste.s Il ~; settled. A
sapsegc ;iase As> ,irc.iv been eitua. ssr4 =
tae VS. j. sGitoivat. Al taxes tgg 10 ytsr .at
re-aa.Aiu. uaqS.i, must be Y4ii i;sIlc!3ates y
Ta- CaltOetor cAaaot laGSvs tske promises &sl
90 b forced e. taSe TIE cau-se pointed out 10y tas
ias for Tbs ealeetj.,a IT all unpaid taxes
WALES L PACKARD, CU.lcctar.
Esl~vurth Jan. Is. Na-S.R
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rHREASC RERS' RkPORTof -Ae stan
= ding Ct tie RseezSyit.s Bsiass GesVsSS.
Ca2itai SsacS Gas faes.l.aaa Dol;Nss. DlsiieSl
iats fNgsy shares. fee shares tasea Up are all
paid Tie eys, # sail 6Tilgs about ons thousand
aeliar> Tas-e Is NJ biiis a-ais; tae eorparS tina
anpAsd. wv. LIMEAU ESZ2. sSsr.
B-oekssiils, Jas. It'll, isS7.-eSss sally sr~
sSarsi william LiraSA@raer aai 1a3e cath sAs;
the above k-ners BY Aia ssASaisssd * sFae
Rsfa-e rse. SEssss ArLEg, Justice ii Poaee.
al-Sw
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CARPETING,

\ full stock e Heiap. iagraia C,snp,as S.,i,.
haifa aHd tasiish Three Ply CArIetiug. s,ait ca
Estins ant ka-is, KGss &c, Re. ~a.eA vii. ). 81
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To Waon it Ma cone arn.

70 " NOM II MaY tonGatl.
HAVING made up nv miad = Leave
tbs iowa. he-1 ~ -all ~ all ~ ~ ia
Ssstsa - c='l sNt Vsy the sss@ - eve rs.r
"a saus. t,.a- Al saa avail tA.mSe. Vel tass oy
yoEtaa.iy until MAJ lst. after which ;..ae ny DC
raas;. Mi he ,c3 vi Arao Mis~eN. ES4.. ~
caltpet.xr.
y. r. Al pe-s sks ~ ary -i.ins q ne s-s
requested &c cali .or sac, lay atorre.
MoSHuB Y0rSS.
E,ls-nrtr I'm. . -. -
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FENfKTNFNT
WASHINGTON. u. C.. : Feb, lNSt.
SIR have usei yuur Pills in my general aud htsldtd
pt ctcr ,ir. You male them and cannot hesitate To
,yy thoy the lst cntlartic employ Thor rfE7f
lains or ou the 'r.r quUk snG decided consequent
hcy arv an admirable remcy for derpagements Of that
r.EsR lpde,i have seldom found case Of bii'os a's
obstinate that It did NOT readily yield ic them
f.acIiEtily Yours, ALoNIo BALL j.,
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Prs Etsr }. 7 Hses, Iasor e Advent Ctarth, Esaa
ns, AYES; have uscA your Flls with extraordinary
sicc-ss in M! frily aud among tho- am ca IA 'isit
in distress regulate the organs Il digestion and parity
tAe hood th,y the very hes; remedy lave ever
known, and can confidently recommend them Il my
/ ficuis. Yours, J. '. HINES
WARSAW, WYoNise Co. y Y. o-t -. ISIS.
DIAN SiR: am using ycnr Cathartic Fills in my INc-
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Mercy Manie,..

Z settlement must he had Al person,
= Indebted 70 tie saAssv55er ar requested 9.
ea0 At eace, aaA adias, saeir AK santz- Nj a..
fur whom ,A.s retsee IS intended govern ;beasese.
neecraiag'y,
THOMAS HOLMES.
Ellsworth o,t. = 1856. sstf
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ASA EDWARDS.
For Rent.

THE subscriber viii rent the second and
'hsrd stories Of his brick building on State
Sheet. 1t : well arranged 10 accommodate a
iamily, who WISH 70 keCp boayiiers. or a gea-
t'ealaa and his fam ly, with suitable roo,n, or
FooIns, ior ar oalcg. The rooms are spacious
well planned and easy o: access. To a good
tenant ii viii be Il. low.
Also the basement story Of the same build
ing, with ovens and AL the Necessary hAtnres
Tor carrying on the baking business, T..is pre-
seaS rare chance Tor person acquainted
with TIE business "a secure 4 stand Nhere Their
Is 40 competition. There j. L,st one IN the aus
mess betweea Bangor and Mash-as.
JOSEPH ". OSGUOD.
Ellsworth, Dee. L. $50 Aft
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Notice..
HARNESSES! HARNESSES :!
TRUNKS! TRUNKS,

TIM undersigned thank
fall for pas; fAyors ryst.ec;
tally informs his cid 6as.
TONERS and Sll o,hers -
want # Harnesses, tia. AZ
has shop On Main st. near.
" opposite the Ellsworth
House at the sign II the
Bag { o l. L 4 K Nd
y X y X ran atx. =
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The rIost Successful Remedy.

For Coughs Of erry description for BfoT-
clans. hodrsacss, and Chrome rue
asonarp Complamtsi1 general
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MONEY. Money, MONEY

AHY RE WITHOUT MONEY -
when Ii Is jasi as easy for any one to be
Arognd with peekel fall not if they oaly think
So have got article, from which froEa Eve
10 tweHty asiiATs day can be made. either by
male or female 1t Is highly respectable business
and an article which is wanted in every family in
the United States Eneloss me ,so dalxrs BIZ mail
81 NV risk and will forward by return mail a
Circular, with fun Instructions IL the sFt. The
business i very easy. Try it, If y3a are ez; Il
employment Azd VA R3it HereE rcGvyt Il; flr i
vii. ae better fer yvu h Yay tAe above saE. aud
lasa-e 81 bas5asss. sa4a - pay tseGiy-sve
yeats fo. . spurious &aveygisSs x. Tsis Is L.
- nsbus, Try Try g. II l. A5G7 -
year letters II DIV iGRT MONROE, New Tors.
saat one e ny eirealars u an Esss- il G,ur-
ia. ARD BE ssve ne aaetiee IN Als papcs like the
iall siss:
a Mr.. 4eeros sent ne enc Of his Circulars, sad
will ms; say 70 my Eesie-s that whoever q y0a
are cut ef employment t@at Mr., A0arOs's b-siaSSs
Is soe4 hasia@ss, asa u1oD2y san be nads GU. ef
i aF ay sae VITO esssses "A il. 3. i. i hsS.-
aas@ tS-ia
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OUR CUSTOM DEpARTNrYr
Last Cal.

| Ii outstanding accounts MUST Be
\ settled Immediately or ,acy viii be
et, for collection.
s PADELFORD & co.
Sept. Pc, ls56. i3,f
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l00E. JOB. CARD AND Fanny
- PRINTING psrzpssy >xese.sS 81 ~ Es.-
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