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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
PE a ~ Q S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.
THE CASks SYSTEM ADOPTED
PRICES GREATLY REDGCED

EHICES GhEd IL AEOOOGD'
HORACE At z z S.
NO. S53 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Agent for the Rest Boston and New YORK
INSTRU MENTS.
NHE Largest assortment Of Pianos, Msodeons, Musical
4 Instruments and Musical Merchandise o. All klhus IN
the United States Pianos from TEN different
cprsng those Of every variety OF style from the plain
neat and substantial 81 ocaves In Walnut or ROSEWOOD
Cases from 80 10 AZ those OF the mos elegant nnlsh
up "a EE TsoUsaSD DOLLARS No hou,e in the Union can
compete with above In the number variety anG oee
bry ofit instroments nor IN the ExrREAALf 10" r0A
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With OF without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
ments OF over-strUgs AZ d and action, tenBh
power and compass Of tone equal se o9e 81 ths
square Piano. They sreu-y pronounced oy he
by the hrsi Musical Masters TO be equal % tnO o.
They built Of the best and most
y seasoned material and guaranteed to stand te @coo
Of every climate. .. -
chase money rennnd. d. SECOND HAND PIANOS a
GREAT B1RGALNS, constantly in stOre price from soV
HorRce waters, WeIOdeOns, supe' Tor instru-
mens in tone and durability OF make (Cunea 70 te
msIss Price s4s $50 sIs sOO sia5 sl4O; double Reeds
and banks Of X ys, 1900. Less liberal dise0Uh'
CerEymen ami and Churches, an extra discount; v
Martins Guitars, Browns Harp, flutes, flu-
tpAs Accordans Vioins and Musical Instruments OF all
kinds prices than ever before offered to the public
large count to Teachers aud SCHOOLS me trade sup
piled On the most liberal terms
MusIc:-One the largest and best
of Music nov published mprsng many of cho and
most popular day. and viii be sold at third of
from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail all parts OF the country post paid
Particular and paid to all orders received
by mail satisfaction guaranteed in every instance Pianos
and Meodecns for rent and rent allowed on purchase
Pianos and MeOdeons for sale on Monthly payments.
Secondhand Pianos t4keR In exchange Tor new General
and Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded
al parts OF the country by mail.
Great inducements offered TO Agents in all Darts Of
the country sell the oRAcE Waters Pianos, Melodeons
and Catalogues Of Music. Jyi2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

WILL act as Agent for such favor with
therbusiness Oficc at K. L. weAkess, Corner BROAD
and Front streets. d. W. RUSSELL,
decq Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

VIE n - NIENsHa'
n BBLs. ofthe above just received and for sale by
HI J, G. ROBERTSON,
feb2S On Broadway.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

CIGARS AND TOBAcco-we have in store and vii
keep constantly hand the very hnest brand Of Ha
VRna Cigar with Langhorne Armsteads best Tobacco
and other branda. LoN6HURsT CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom yIscHER OWEN 4 CO.. Gen1 Advertising House.
APrrEroE' BUIIpIEo SAC Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

AN in receipt of fresh supply Of best Engsh SOLE
lENT AK TRUNKS. qni large as or meat o. common
1R MS Ladies HAr-B0XEs VALisks, tRAyELING
Bass ant sArCHELs. JOHN RAMAGE,
ma'ci2i ~ College street.
I AOGEs FINE FNGLUH CALF CONGRESS HE'LL
IL Bh,TS-Auother sarrly iu-t o eued by
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
GREAT GIFT SALE OF GOLD PENS. &C.

II A liberal discount to the trade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11
SlA.t OF MAINE.

HkNcoek ST the several Sheriff. Of Counties 81
Hanee., fvtsahscvt, York, Cumberland hennebrc UN.
ford, Somerset, lincoln, Washington, ado, ftSc.tau>
trsnsin, irsastf1k, AmiroscusgiH and saSaishuc ot
either u their pcpulirs, GEEerING.
We command you attach thu sosSs Of Louisa
VI. Mcrsy Prov ldepce, ia tbs state Of khqSic island
rie, the sinc Of SIXTY dollars, and
ihc defendant q slv MAY h taud Jour precinct,
appear hirt Justices u the supreme Judicial Court
nj Hancock the fourth Tuesday II April ncN then aud
there IN sati Court unto Aarna 4 Emerson
at uTiaid in County Of !laHrucA, merchant In =
pli If ths r that sad Laisa Nj Aotsy, s'iie solc
Gndyy Tie niIae Of Louisa NJ. BoNcn the twelfth dtA
II scpcmher \ u. ls55, by hef undcr her hand Il
that lae. .ac received promised The ,.lld id- pap
hnl a-liaDd ana TIT Of dollars h't-
rNei AID vi ui the sad III, yet TIM std Louisa
Vi bewi lea, wilse ,e nl ie SASH L'1t-t II aaf"y, since
arr HietlaIr4age thouga een requested pad the
same, baI ~hutiA nuggets anal roiu>tS ~ to Dc.
Ad aisa IA The sad Defendant Al sad priald, L. Vii,
tht day purchase q tins rt a- aRis btsS to
the iaagiH sua af AAfs AMI seventy cei,t
outs accounting thu Asat annexed, then and their IA
consideration uervoi PROMISED the tI.uttf q aA h.m thu
Slnlr suli demand,
Ais, tr llI tx Defendant At Eisvrsh afr,said
the lt OF tha PGrehAs OF ttis Writ bes ndehttd {" tin
ta.iUlG assir 4 thirty illlar-. tT much
uey bstFr ths. naa AM eveea ed BY lit sai psi-
d"; b. tn fisiatE U.s. 1T consideration thsrgss IT.
missed a. pas him that sum cH demand
lc. aa4sh p;eu 7Iuestet III said IriendAhi las MT
paid ii sam, hg nrgirct- do, Ia the daH4sge Il -ld
ilainaa he ssyS The II sixty dollars, Whcl. SHALL
giF " bg uac appear with e;ieT dar DANA
nave !-I i'crr tas With year tEs ,rria
ttss 5ai.u iri.sY, Isl, f.,ssarsa tais third
day ei February ia the year oar Lord thousand
'sht Aulsire,l and hfly-sesen-
+. W. PERRY. Clerk
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STATE OF MAINE.

resoxscer Court Il County Commissioners tnr,,s,
August Terra 4. d, 1857.
Upon the frrvpg pstit4sn Il considered By III. Cen
nssa'ners that she t,isters resJoasit- AMI thai
Their fii'i and terf enier that thu County Com
nissalIIrr- meet At
AmHs Lhhs's Tavern h r.,Tlag,hu on Tuesday the
3tth day 81 fVrtniscr HsSt, al 10 oclsk A. AMI
tfyisee evd - view The rute ueutogcsi sad ,-ti-
uon af,fr which view. hearing m the parties interested
AMI their witnesses viii be had al e weslua,'. s,or.
IN barhaetsa, GA esiAy November s5,h next 1t %
ockek A NJ, u bring coavefirs.i paer Ia thu vicinity
u said route Aud after sach hearing and Adjudication,
thefsl, the commissioners all .ske such further n,ras-
arss IN the premises as to ksaiing roa said route
aud u making an assessment N the lands within the
IsA nshs tiSasions which the said road may h
iscaseai 10 open anal maze The have hep de-
cdh IN Township No. :. Grand Fal- Plantation IL, the
Toauty u HaueecA. And It Is fllrtler
Ua.rea, That n tev Of the times plaza. anal p,rp Sc.
Prsos and corporations Interested hy serving astp4
cpi.es d ie pcttoa and this ORDER thereon apu IN.
clrA 81 thc town ol kaFisgtan aud township Ne > "a
Grand Fails TIA taueu, ia Ianesck COUNTY, and anon the
chairman o Tax county commissioners fur shi clay ts
hanccs and by posting up a,tesnd c1ies n Al raia
in threc pahke plaoes IN sail town and townsln ar ,t
alton, thirty days at ast hefre the time appointed
sach view, AMI Slso ny Publishing the petition and rlsi
thereon tTee werNs successfully la the Jesersosan
nswsrarer Published in Bangor aud in the Ellsworth
aeeftcti, newspaper published In Ellsworth The FIR.
pacsea To Ike thirty days least hcfrc the tiiae q sd
view and Also by publishing petition aud order there
on SIX weeks siscpssivesy in thu kenuet Journal news
sar printed AZ augusta by the printer to the satr IN,
ast publication To be thirty days rSt haire ac time 81
sud view and hearing appointed aforesaid t,st All n r
sons ad corporations Interested may attend and be heard
il they think ut.
Attest, NATHAN WESTON IR C,.-l
A trae copy II the petition and order thereon.
Atsst, NATHAN WESTON, JR-, Clerk
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LOT IERIES

The Lotteries u Samuel Swan / Co. are charter
cd by the State Il Georges, aul have sworn eom
nissioners appointed to superiHtend tAeir drawings
and certify that everything connected with the
same is done in strictly honorable manner
rhey offer 10 the public fair opportunity for in.
vestment the interests Of parties at distance be
Ing as well protected as though they were present,
The Managers would respectfully call attention To
the fact that all persons have legal gbt TO send
orders Tor ucksts 20 GeOrgis, as the lotteries Of
Samuel swan c., are authorized 10y the Jegis
a,ure of that state. lottery will be drawn e cry
Saturday throug hout the year all orders received
being Allied 10 the drawing 1t To take place after
the same comes To hand. According to the scheme
one ticket in every ten must draw a prize. Tick
cts are $40; helYcs. So quarters, - 40 No tick
cts sent unless the money accompanies the order.
The drawings are upon thu principle Of one NUN.
Der on each ticket and are simple that none
can full to understand them. There is no comb.
nation OF numbers 10 mistify the buyer. Prizes
vary from Si0 10 So, 600; every pTise being
drawn, the result Of drawing forwarded to All
purchasers.
81 list Of the numbers tina, are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount that each prime is en-
titled To. will DO published after every drawing;
in the following papars Orleans Deta,
Mobile Rsgsto, Charleston N,asdara Nash vile
Gazette, Atlanta Isfeii,yrnes,, savannah Nsus, and
New York Weekly Day Book Write your address
plainly, and direct to
s SWAN L Co. Augusta, Georgia
Prizes paid in fall--no percentage deducted from
prizes as ia other lotteries. vs. ys
All ernmenieetieHs ..Yietly .>asiensisl.
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Alpine Hair Balm.
RESTORING GREY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL
rpInR


If Warranted to cure Laldness, scurf, Dand-
rua itching and all diseases Of the skin. This
Balm gives the scalp and healthy action
restores the eoofiag matter u te roots 81 the Halt
which passes through the Hair aud gives i, a rat
ural color without the use Of lair Dye.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced,
pretending to preserve the Hair and keep it irom
falling Of, composed If Oils, Alcohol, and uthir
tlcleteriuus materials and all to no use lair dyes
have been introduced that do not give the hair
natural color. besides, being troublesome to use
This Ealin is not Dye knowing that prepara-
ton was needed to do what was required for the
Hair the proprietor was induced 10 experiment
until he could obtain article that would be the
exact remedy and after seven years trial has per-
fceted this Balm. II IS soothing and cmollent
allsys all irritation Of the scalp thereby stopping
that troublesome itching. II Cures bandrun and
Scurf and when the hair has turned gray it will
bring it back to its original color. be it Black,
Brown or Auburn. IL makes the Hair soft and
glossyprevents it from falling of will be seen
upon using this balm Tor only few days-ftc
will be given t. the roots of the Hair, ard growth
will soon appear, Growth does not appear at the
end of the Hair, rs will lie seen in persons who
have their hair dyed. II Won examine grey hair
| that has been colored fora week. Won will find
towards the roots. that the hair has out gray
hence il is necessary TO have the uid Mt the root.
Of the hair healthy, that the WHOLE hair may be a
natural color. Each hair has root in the skin
and Is Il itself hollow, grey, tube, through
which there e 4 constant circulation Of the pig
ment from the raht--Whcn this pigment Il cVlnrng
matter dies out. II leaves tha hair hollow and !,
becomes grey. To invent balm ths, would pro.
duee thi. pigment "ss the study Of the proprietor
Tho discovery II Sac Aipiue Hair Balm NIL d,
it. 1t will bring the hair % its natural eper b,
making anew the colorinE matter in the roots q
the hair.
II isa mistaken notion that oil or grease ii
restore the hair. nothing can be moro injurious
The Alpine Hair halm, wilt r,.tofc The kin ant
save the hair Of those who have hocn sick with ie
yer or any disease
Prepare 4 by G \. p MASON, Pre-, ttlence L. /
r u, I. ~ - L CO. ~ Mix It, Br.ian Ma
sule gents irE the ni;cd states and Canaaas
Fer sale 10 Eliew.ri h by It / druggists eul3
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Durin: t',c time | occupied the clrcc e Com
4missioncr 4 Patients, Il. II E5iy. Esq. # Bes-
ton, did business ~ the fatent 05cc. >ittIt.r
procuring fl,tents~ ruere wrrc few. il any,
persons aettt- ii ttsat capacity. who had 81 much
tssipes before tie Patcu, Ore and there were
roue VINO c5a,uctea it ia l,sre skill, fidelity aud
success. | regard d.. Ellr A. me # the best ~
.orncd AMI most sxiliui Patent Solicitors in the
United States, and have ne hesitation in assuring
inventors that ttey cannot employ person more
competent aad Trustworthy, aua mora capable Of
putting their applications in form to secure for
them early aud favorable consideration IT the
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE.
l. = Commissioner Of Patents.
From the ir, sent Commissioner.
" ArGUsr Il. lSi5-puring the time | have
held the Office Of Commissioner of Patents, K. IL.
Eddy. Esq. of Boston, has been extensively en-
gagged in the transaction of business with the Office
solicitor. He is thoroughly acquainted with
the law, and the rulcs ct practice ef the Office
regard hlln as n fe capltir aaG 5rssfs
practictioners with whom have had official inter-
eoursc. GHa~ ASlN
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston. Jan /. ls57.--i0-iy
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
1AEAoURER'S SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

TRkAst RsR's bfFitk,
Augusta, August 10, 1897.
Ut RSt Ant to act OF the Legislature, passed April
l5.h, 1854, viii, the STATE Treasury aihce in Au
gusa, the trsrlih day september at ten o.
clock the renOn sell and coNcy by decd 10 the high
est bidder the tracts vi land hereinafter described, lying 1T
unucnrpnTated Tow nshl, the said tracts having sen tor
ftts to the state r state and County taxes, cet
fed Ia the Treasurer OF the state
The sale and yaee OF each tract viii he mae sub
ject TO right ia the part owner, whose rights
have been forfeited 10 redeem the same at any time within
year amer the sale by paying rendering TO tie pu-
chaser his proportion Of what said purchaser paid AT the
Trcssurers sale for tile same, with interest thereon AT The
twenty per per rin the time OF -uch
sale orhy pay the Ia the Ircas,Rvr ii STATE,
provided In FAN act respecting the redemption OF lands
sold for the payment Of taNcs, approved March 1881
No tract, however, viii lie std, unless the oisr,i
shalt be great all such state and County
due and payable such TRAIT together With
the charges and the twenty pr Mt pet
iInun, after ytar fun hg date O the assessment.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
1,}l5 acres Nc. !, North DIVISION.
Us ot strip y. VI No. l, North Division.
No. y. South Diyt ieu.
Ne. -, Middle DIVISION.
-, $50 No. ~,
L. No, Il, "
HoibrOok's island.
Sw3i H. %. -fECk, Trssurrr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

&c STATE ST opposite ki!6y St, Boston,
A FTERsan extensive practice OF up
wnrds II twenty years, continues to secure
Patents IN the United States; also in Great Brit
actions, Assignments, and all Papers or Draw ngs
for Patents executed liberal terms, aad with
dispatch Researches rrade into American OF For
eign works. t. interuine thu ahdity of Patents
OF inventi ns-aaa LEI gal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the Copies Il the
cluiins OF any Patent remitting One Dollar
Assi snments recorded Mt Washington.
1 This senev is not only the largest in New Eng
land but through it inventors have advantage for
securing patents or asccrtaining the patcnsabilfy
of inv ,ntious, passed by, if not jmmeasara-
bly, superior to. any which can be offered them
elsewhere. Tine testimonials below given prove
that none is MORE 81 CCEsSFIL AT TIL PA
3 TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and n Il {
CESS IS TIE REST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
& AND ABILITY. he would aid that he has ahuN-
dant reason 10 believe. and can prove that ne 9TH
Of the kind the charges fer professional ser
,css moderate. The immense practice ot the
subscriber during twen;y years past, has enabled
him 10 accumulate a vast collection OF spccihea
,ions and atseia decisions relative to patents
These, besiaes his extensive library u legal and
mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe, render
him able beyond question. t. aiier superior aell-
ities for obtaining patents
ALI pcccssitv OF Journey t. ashiugten, to pro-
ure pateat ash The usual great delay there are
HE saved in2r lts1s.
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A. Court 81 Probate hcl Sullivan within and for the
county Of Hancock the tuesday o1 August A. H.
1857
SlDNEI SMITH administrator Of the Estate Of Ruhcri
~ OarJu late OF sullivan sad County drVcasc- baN
ing presented his aduinistra upon sand
dccvascd's estate f5r irob,s,c
ORDERED, That hc said Administrator give teiice 20 al
persons interested, 10y causing copy Il is origE 10 tS
published tarce weeks sSs,tVety Ia the Ellsworth Amen
printed Ellis ur that they may appear at FIR ale
Court be held ksw aJth ssi county. tie fourth
r,ineslay OF October HlXt, at OF tLr Chess tre
ioroda, ami she's cause, .fs they have, My Ut
,huGtd n,I be .llDscd.
FARMER TUCK, Jua,-
81 5s iruc copy, attest A. 4 hAsIl,rI. h gisSsr,
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PURE POTASH
I'M TIN s
B. T. BABBBIT7, 6s T. 10 Washiny-
ton ST, n. Y. and 3s India ST.,
BOSTON.

's>iIE Proprietor of this POTASH has
for many years the necessity Of having
sefue reliable standard for the strength Of POT
Ash The adulteration has become SO general,
that ii has, withdrawing its valuable proper
ties, gone nearly out Of use The Proprietor has
taken the responsibility Of subscribing his name
to every package, aud warrants the strength 10 he
uniform, and when used always producing the
slime results. Potash many times IL adulterated
with salt, which is destructive in making soap; il
makes the Ladies say they did not have good luck,
&c. One other reason that Potash has gone out
of use is IL is SO unpleasant 10 handle, cling put
up In wooden casks, and becoming liquid In ma
ny cases, and very troublesome to the retailers
Now the Proprietor first obtains pure Potashes.
always being the same strength. and producing the
same results; and will warrant il in all cases. IL
the directions are followed, to produce double the
effect in making SOAPS, and all other purposes for
which Potash is used, with full directions for max
ing the best Of soft. Hard OF Fancy soaps. 1T Is
made with little trouble the ley is all prepared In
five or ten minutes
ID. Potash warranted TO cut lbs Of grease
into good soap
II ih. will make one barrel Of beautiful soft soap.
Directions for making soft soap.
Directions for making Hard soap
Directions fer Lsundrics and Hotels
pirecrions for cleaning cotton waste that has been
used fer cleaning machinery Of all kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place Of sal
soda.
Directions for sticking india-rubbcr soles On
shoes
g-All the above directions accompany the can.
l9-lX
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b. T. BiBBITTS
BEST SAL ERATUS,

Is prepared entirely different from H.
CT saloratus. All the dceterious matter is
extracted in such to produce bread,
biscuit, and all kinds Of cake, without, containing
particle Of Saleratus when the bread is baked +;
thereby producing wholesome results. Every par
tIcle Of Saleratus is turned To gas and passes
through the bread or biscuit while baking conse
quently nothing remains hut common salt, water,
aud -four. You will readily pc eeise by the taste
this saleratus that il is entirely different from
Their saleratns. When you purchase one paper,
you should take the old paper with you, and be
very particular and get the next exactly like the
brSt, (aame and petsr, twisted loaf bread, with
glass efervescing water on the top, you see in
the biil)
Full directions for making Brad with milk
and Cream Tartar, and all kinds Of pastry also
for making soda water; also. for making seidlitr
powders. i'll accompany each package.
h. T. BABBlTT,
Is and 10 Washington street, y. Y, and IS In
dia street. Boston. l9-ly
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\ oTtCk of foRECLoSt' RE.--w hervas benjamin y
~ lugats 0t Sgllvsn, in thu count, u Hstc,Sk aud
State ii Nam, thr seventeenth day Of February A l.
lsS;, by las decd 81 that data. conveyed to
subscriber IN, uilas ii DESERVED panri oil land
SitGae, Ia sail >IiN = sH HndisRlVi half II all
said n-als, interest AMI 10 the ind buildings ai also
The appurteuAnre, hyryunle housiug, to the Ship lari
AMI lytas the pr,seut Caunty Road,
httwcea lasHh ShrrI,ris Granite St'rv and tie S,t
idu>c Of pt,t. NJ. . The sA0rr res,rNe all parties
a ri.hi Of NAY the odd wharf AMI the II
said wharf Il e occupied III and whereas che
cSlieU contained sad dctu has bcsn hrcseu, hereby
claim to tFclsc the anal give thus uottce trTgt
coFNiius To- law CHAkLtS ". CoNNEkS.
bs his aiiy. \. \. pNNSs Af,K.
Sullivan. tuE - 1855. 3HJl
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fiE wsii-h @wu NJ 5rvlasd copsol;.
sa'r'i Loiieriss At sAish 4. Fn.NrtCo.
ets - t-Aia -e5s, RE eAnstFfta by tHt state Il
> "f1 land s'd sen nrr a. s,s2 ly ,hs tts.
pa sns s"s'r T. aafesjui-Ba aud setsie, tia.
ne e. nneeisd Vi'8 thsf. - Dc ne IL ,,sst
fah3t hai+ness - ihst iise in,sft "a. 81 tar.
- as 81 atsiassz are as rel pr0ieo,e as
. NO ~ yves utte Fftssri at tie arsvin.s
NH' 'hrt ifst shieh the Aaus scrs call st,su,ipd
49, - tiai AL Iefstrs have ireai ri-At 10 cent
.fFs r. hsksif e. Maryland, a. lt,sttis, az, lie.
ah''it7 - 'itclA! Law in that State 4 tc;,,ry %
AWE very cay q! tbe meath N no ra,,;rul,Y
F"ass a. H1iaea. ofsrrS sliea ia the sr., era,.
"a = taAe place Etteg the com nanisatiys ~n.,
I 3, h"sa The prizes q ticket sAry frtmsl,s
~ y" trAeh are. however s.nt unI.s, II,
a. i.'f sae SAINT Is received with he ofder-
iN' arAS'hEs are uloa tie principle II ne nas.
=. u each ticket later she Havana miami 81
! ifttA'3 ea'nh4Eailan. fFitcs Sasy in aps.ur,s.S
3 > ife.et3 All otsIeTs fer tickets ar taet.r,,
I "'t ftet.fs rt@afpt s,teaiis a. and the drAri,.
u'A'i'i l. al purchasers Immediately s!tttn
atrf-= ~ :"
A1afs~s H. HuBBABh, CO.
No. 3' fsytue 81. - 10y No 40
'a'-'3 Baltimore, Maryland.
II BE bFawn suEah,fs Il the MARYLAND Lot.
',s arr al li'ita ~ ia state Cen uissi, ner in
''s '.iie"ies Faiefs, viz II SUM- tliptsr, Ausri-
e@a. AFsas, 81 baltimore; ai.o the National L..
''''s'he'f Ald uiou. 4 ssskin stan, pc
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HARM Sis! MiKNE>>E>..
TRUNKS! TRU NkS,

rHE undersigned thank
full for past tsvors, respect d.
fully informs his old Gus
tomers and all others il
want of Harnesses, that at
his ST p On Main st, near
~ opposite the Ellsworth
House at the sign If the
Big CO L l. \ X A u
TkU y X can ALWAYS be
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11
COOKING STOVES
PUMPS.

irou and chain Pumps, "a little cheaper than tue
cheapest.)
Constantly q hand and made to order Steve
ipe.
Tin ware which will be sold cheap as can be
bought All kinds of tin and sheet irun work done
in he hes, manner.
Purchasers Of articles in my line, are invited to
call and examine prices. II any articles bought
are net what was nded the money will be
refunded on return Of the same
l Iaean what say. Call and see.
JOHN ;. PEARSON.
Ellsworth Oct l.th ls5s Ssu