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Mothers! Mothers. Mothers!

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
Tccthing. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs, Winslow Soothing Syrup
ror children will ever consent to let her child pass
throu Oh the distressing and critical period of teeth
ing without the aid of this Invaluable preparation
Ii life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Statos.
1t is an old and we'll tricd remedy. None gem
uinc unless the Fac Smile Of Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle.
c. G. Peek, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; :. +.
Perkins. Bangor, do. sold by all deaIersin Med
ccnc. ly-2l
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS George W C Means and Geo.w Brown both
" Of Ellsworth in the County of Hancock, the
fourteenth day of Jan, 1851 by deed of mortgage,
duly acknowledged aud recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for said County, nveyed to the subscriber two
undivided third parts of acertain lot parcel
Of land, situate, lying and being in said Ellsworth
bounded and described follows, TO wit: beginning at
Southeastery OF wharf lot the Fast side of
Union River owned by + Austin, q Peck and D
Jordan thence Westerly on the southery line Of said
AUSTIN Peck and Jordan lott to said River at how water
mark thence north eighty degrees East thrtyeigh feet
thence North eghtytwo degrees East six rods thence
Northery the place Of beginning also right of
said lot travelled with all the privileges and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging The condition Of said
mortgage having been broken claim hereby to foreclose
the same, as provided by the statute
3w22 CAROLINE WALKER.
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Medcated Schnapps, Royal Schnapps, DR.. W oolf
Schnapps, Alonzo Wolf Schnapps
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the
above brands, with labels claiming possess ned
ical properties. They are all common mixed Gin,
put up in imitation of my Genuine Schnapps, for
the purpose OF deceivng the public.
UDO1PHO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer and only importer Of the
Genuine Schiedam Schnapps.
ron SALE IN BOSTON NJ
b Richards Sons, 81 and 81 State street ,
Edward Goldman Co, 95 State street; Saml Q
Cochran Co, 80 Congress street; Weeks 4 Pot.
ter, l2i Washington street; Seth u Pecker, 20
Elm street; L Cutler, 43 India street; Wilson,
Fairbanks Co; Carter, Colcord 4 Preston, Han.
over and Portland SITS: Burr, Foster 4 Co, Corn
hill; Samuel N VIM A Brewer, 80 L 90 Wash.
ington street; A S Mansfield, 1879 Milk street;
3mois IL
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Ship Yard
exn for 0
place o
eo hequict passage made from o.
Golden
si'ng "a 0
tween hu
viHgi those
oftrLW o
and
i'ofr, II the
ommuou altn inh
the first February,
b ais. a
applyt
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3. Z. BdBEIT7'S
BEST 2AL|ERATyS

rs prepared entirely different from II
er salcratus. All the deleterious matter Is
extracted in such \ manner as to produce brea
biscuit, and all kinds Of cake, without containing
particle of Sa!eratus when the bread is baked;
thereby producing Wholesome results. Every par
tice OF saleratus is turned TO gas Aid pa.,ses
through the bread or biscuit whio baking, oonsc-
quentiy nothing remains but common salt, water,
and flour. You will readily pc ceive by the tasto
OF this saieratus that it is entirely different
othcr saleratns. When you purchase one paper.
you should take the old paper with you, ana be
very particular and get the next exactly like the
first, (name and picture, twisted oafbread, with +.
glass effcrvescng water on the top, as you soc in
Full directions for making Bread with sour Il, lii
and Cream 1artar, and all kinds of pastry; also
for making soda-water; also, for making seidIits
powders, will accompany each package.
b. 7. BABBITT,
6s and 20 Washington street, \. Y, and IS IN
lila street. Boston. l9.ly
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DISASTERS &C.

Sshr Crown of Cushing Luther Marshall, mas
ter while lying at anchor on the fishing ground,
five miles :. W. of MtDesert Rock, Friaay 25th,
was run into by the Br. schr Gilbert Bent, OF
st. Johns, y. B., damaged the Crown by starting
her stern bowsprit, waterways and main vale and
carried away fore shrouds, jb-stay and
forward rigging, and other damage. Capt Mar
shall desired them to lay by him but passed on
their way without any notice, and left him IN
crippled condition They managed BY making
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DiscRACxYuL AFFAIR IN OKLAND.-We learn
from Mr.. Rand, who is now travelling with
the Davenport Boys" that while perform
in Orland on Thursday evening several young
men made an assault on him and knoc ked
him down twice, and then, attempting to
get at the boys, were resisted by persons in
the audience, when a general fight ensued
and several persons were badly bruised
One of the assailants was arrested on sim
Pile complaint for assault and battery, but as
proof failed that he had struck blow, her
was discharged Wing.
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Agents for tile American.

The following gentlemen will agents In tbe 10
ahhe'-receive money and give receipts for subscription
To tue 'aercan We will thank agents for -eis
and hope they will note passing evers public te, est
And forward to The 4merican.''
G. NJ. Sargent DR.. 5. Drinkwa.er sedgwick; Can. Vim
Hopkins, Bluehil James ". Davis Surry; J. H. Itrst,s
Frankfurt j. ID. Johnson, Fast Sullivan; John NJ Moves
Mt Desert l.. T. Dorr Bucksport.
b. 7. MARcYEs, authorized travelling agent.
IS. R. NILES, Successor TO Y. D. psl.rcf,
Newspaper Advertising Agent. No. /. 6eoIlay
Duiidihg; Court street, Boston, is authorized 30
receive advertisements for this paper, II the az,
rates us REQUIRED by Vs."
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ElSHE RMEN.

On Grand Banks, May 9Th sehr. Clio Castine,
1000 fish; June IA, Jno Perkins, do. $500 do:
18th, Glendowcr, do. 500 do. May %, sciir. II.
N Williams, Proyinectown, 1900 do. june I,
Honduras, do. 5000 do IA, Bion, dc 500 do; .,
plymouth, just arrived. Heavy
weather and scarcity of fish reported.
Arr at Sedgwik I'd, sch Martha Sargent, Grand
Banks, 2l000 fish. Spoken on Grend Banks May,
9th. sch Clio, castinc, 1000 fish; June 18th, John
Perkins, do. 300 do; 10th, Glendower, do 5OO do.
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Administrators Sale.

I)t Rst ANT to license from the hon. Parker Tuck
Judge of Probate, within anil for the County of Han
cock shall sell on the premises, at public auction,
Tuesday, August l1th A D. 1855 at two O'Clock In the af-
terno0n much ii The Real ESTATE of Daniel Blood late
Of Buckspor deceased will be su lent t. produce the
sum OF one hundred and seyery dollars, for the nay
ment of his debts charges Of Administration and incien.
tai expenses JOHN BLOOD, Admir-
June 10Th. 1855. 3y22
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VfiE subscriber hereby gives public notice all concern
td, that he has been day appointed and has taken
upon himself the trust ct an Administrator De Bonis Won
OF the estate oi John tilto late OF Mount Desert, in the
county If Hancock, decreased, 10y giving boul the law,
Grect, h. therefore roq SIS all persons who indebted
to said dtetseds estate, Ia make immediate payment,
ami those who have any demands thereon exhibit the
same i"r settlement. b. THOMAS.
Jlne L. ~ l.rl1
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Notice..

GAME into the enclosure Of Chas. Bonzey, on the 23d
inst small White and spotted Mare, about nine years
Nd the requested to pay damages and take her
way Sv2a CHAs BOkZES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

The Know Nothing State Convention of
Pennsylvania will meet in Harrisburg on the
l4th olJuly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09

The Grcat Substitute far Tobacco.
II is p well known and incontrovcrtabe fact that
the use of Tobacco Is the promoting cause OF many
OF the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race Of is subject, as careful au.
aysls and long and painful experience have clear
iy proven that 1t Contains certain nOrcotc and
poisonous properties most dangerous in their IT
fects, which by entering into the blood deransa
the functions and operations of the Heart causing
many to suppose that organ to be seriously dis
cased.
TOBhCcO affects also the entire nervous systera
marketing itself--as all who have ever used ths
noAious weed will bear testmony-in Iassituds,
Nervous lrritnbility, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, aua
many other disorders of similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE THOClIEi
Are designed to counterfeit these banefuI inluen
ccs, and have proved completely successful in
multitude Of cases, and wherever used Being
harmless in themselves they exert beneficial If
feet upon the entire system, restoring the Taste
which has become vitiated destroyed by great
indulgence, completely removing the irritation and
accompanying tickling sensation Of the Throat
which are always consequent upon abstaining tro,s
the use OF Tobacco and by giving healthy tone
to the Stomach, nyis"rating the whole system.
Persons who ire trevably undermining their
constitutions and shortening their lives, shodia
these Troches immediately and throw off tue i'll
furious and unpleasant habit OF Tobacco Chew
ing.
These Troclcs or Lozengcs are put UP in a con
venient and portable form ut the low price Of 50
Cents per Box. liberal discount to the TRACE.
Prepared solely by the undersi .ned to whom ai
orders should be addressed.
JAMES 4. Bowers. Druggist,
lily Cor. ID and Race streets. Philada.
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'oqby G. w Lpd opposite '''"a 0""%' Store a'
BAxeoR Junc2l q
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At Court Of Probate helden mt hswof tn within and Tor
the County OF Hancock, on the jd Wednesday Of June
SIDNEY SMITH, Administrator upon tn" Estate of Ma
- than-l W lreble late Of Sullivan in said county
erased-havius presented his first Of admins
tratun upon said deceascd's estate for prubater
Ordered That the Administrator give notice tereofto all
persons Interested, by causing copy Of tbs order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed at llsw rth, in SAID county, that they
may appear lrdhste court t" be held at Sullivan.
N Tn INST Tuesday Of August next, at ten al the clock
ia tIe forcnoon To shcw clae, II any they have, why the
-aiuc should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a trur c3py-Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register. 2j-j
At eut If Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
Tn ouHy oi Hancock, On the id SHAY of June
A. u. ISIS.
IN he T. XII inof leonard J. Thomas ;tmiustrat, De
" B0H,s NGr, Of the estate john bark late # MI
desert, IN County dectase representing that the
personal Of said deceased suciatt ty the
just debts Which lac owed at 'le time OF death by the
sum ui fur hundred dollars, atd i! Yin tor ccncc To
sell aud convey much o the f SAT-, deceased,
with the rcttrsion of Dover necessary, may be
Tor the payment OF said dcbes and incidental
charges;
ulderta That the said pcti,,,nr notice thereof
all ersos interested hy Causing copy Of this order To-
published three ssiely IN tn Ellsworth Ameri
can. printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at Pro-
bate teur Ia he holden at Ellsworth the first Wedncs
day August neN Of the clock the forenoon,
and s.ea est, II aHyHey have, why the prayer Of said
petltl9u Should uQt be granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
4 true copy, attrst-A. A. HAntLArf. Register. 2j3
Alta Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for the
County ui liAncoch ON The tnird Wednesday Of June
A. d. Is5s.
ELIZABETH TIL MFSoN named Executrix in a certain
IL Ifstr Tent lnirrt u. to he tn. last will and tcst-
OF Lucy D. tshc late vi beer Isle in said County
deceased, having presented The same Tor frobatc
ordered, II at the sad rNccuuiN give notice to all per-
Interested ny causing copy Of this order To be- pub
hhsd three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth American
printed Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court te be- held at Ellsworth, iii -,id County, the LIST
Wednesday OF August next, at tn u the o'clock, A. NJ
Iii they have, the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-09
Notice,

JUST received large assortment Of fresh Figs, Fire
Works for the 18th, aud all the gond thinrs besides
usually kept at such store ~ G q PECK
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.
o A true cory-Auest A. A. BARrLerr. kegIster.

II subscriber hereby gyc public notice to all concern
ed, that he has bceu dulS appointed and has taken
upon himself the trust nf Administrator If the cstate
solomon skinner late of Buck in the County Of
Ilincu, desease by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceases estate, To make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the for
settlement. TIIEO. c. NOODMAN.
June IL. 1888. 3w21
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Francis A, Dutton

hereby giyc, notice that he continues the ucr business
AT the ol stand p T., \, pu;t'n Co. il Stcghe, aad
ready Ia sprly al orders FOR Long Short Lanber that
MAY in.
June -, 1865. 23tf
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account OF its origin, contain the smallest
trace of vegetable matter, and yet it is
well known that when the volcanic ashes
have been exposed for some time to the
influence of air and moisture a soil, is
gradually formed in which all kinds OF
plants grow with the greatest luxuriance.
This fertility is owing to the alkalies
which are contained in the lava, and
which by exposure to the weather are
rendered capable of being absorbed by
plants. Thousands of years have been
necessary TO convert stones and rocks into
the soil of arabic land, and thousands of
years more will be requisite for their per-
feet reduction, that is, for the complete
exhaustion of their alkalies.
We see from the composition of the
water in rivers, streamIets, and springs,
how little rain-water is able to extract
alkali from soil, even after & term OF
years; this water is generally soft, and
the common salt, which c7en the softest
invariably contains, proves that those al
kaline salts, which are carried to the sea
by rivers and streams, are returned again
to the land by wind and rain Lie5eig.
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hANsAs-NEBRAsKA HIsTORY.-Tbe
following paragraph, from the New York
Courier & Enquirer, we commend to the
attention Of those Democrats in Congress
who are preparing to swallow the pill pre-
scented by the pro-slavery party, under the
gulse Of the Lecompton Constitution;
"Of the THIRTEEN Northern, members
OF the Senate a0ho roted for the Kansas
Ne6rasEa BiHttree gears and a half aoo.
ont FOUR nor hare seats an that boJ,
These four are Senator Stuart of Micbi-
gan, Senator Jones Of Iowa, Senator
Douglas Of Illinois, and Senator Thomn.
son OF New Jersey. The only reason
why the three first of these have not lost
their seats is simply because their terms
have not expired, and there has been M
opportunity 10 elect other men. Of he
F"RTY-Two members Of the House from,
ne Northern States, ,gho roted for ms
b'H' mt THREE are members Of The Dre-
sent House. These are J. Clancy Jones
and 1. Is. Florence of Pennsylvania and
W. II. English of Indiana. Iron all
me other tbirty-nine the waters Of politi-
cal oblivion has closed forever. Now the
Lecompton Constitution is yet more OBJ
noxions to the great body Of the people
'nan was the Kansas-Nebraska Bin"
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Has been before the public more than 20 yesr

Has been before the public more than 20 ye'r
and is deservndly popular
E2trTCt Of Letter from NtSS6TS berg G,
dated Hra0rer, ". H., January &c. ls55.
he Medicine { @. Oil,) is Al. sold Int four bt-
ties, and gives great satisfaction. We tIcqgs,;-
ly have calls for it by persons Gpon reccmGs5F
ton OF our best Physicians, and there is no Is
take but what it is efficient.
From E II Parker, Buckqyort, l!s., Do'ah
%, 1856.
| have sold large number of bottles ai ~
Garging Oil to be used in the cure Of RleG-
tism, and have not known ]: to fail in anY o E
case. There is a great call, and salva ilcrsas
Ertract Of Letter iron p. D. Ri,br6soR, q.
HaItiafd, w., Sept. Il, 1856.
| would Ike another invoice of your Car f
Oil. So far as | am able 70 learn il has O.
putation Of a first rate Eminent
From Dir. ~ f Smith, HTlliamstoru, IA
The Gargling Oil gives great saisfaetia- %
From w s. Tgler, ho47rict, Conn, Ncr. % e. /
The Gargling Oil has given very reaela!G
isfaction in this place.
Caution to Purchasers of GargingU
The only genuine has SC W. Marchas', L.
port, n l." blown in each bottle, and a.'' =
his signature over the cork.
O-PagnFhlcts graiuitouSly furnished eyis'
with Testimonials offs utility. ,
All orders addressed to the proorietoH, J
TUCKER. & Co, Lockport, n, !. ..
GS-For sale BY Druggists and Ne7saa'ss
orally, through the United State AMI tuiai
sessions, and other Countries. And By
Me-, lrasburgh: and by an agent in e'e1
in the State aud vicinity. Nbolessls % -
by Weeks & Patten, and Burr, Foster i ~
also at all large commercial towns.
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20 NOTICE. g 4

VIE subscriber gives notice to the good PEG,
- PIE OF Glover, and the 'region round about, -
that he has Just received from Boston. and is now
Offering for sale at the old stand of T.. B. & j.
olnonds, in Glover Village, large, well selected
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T 81

A Norihington's can be found soma Of ,hs
II best teas ever offered in this market ana =
good article OF dyson skin al 90 cts. Is az
others In the same ratio - Aiia
Dec. 10, 1855
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Painful N~%-e

M ALWORIH & WEST of Coventry. are
w about TO fail, and It would be very crafty.
ing to them to have all those who want Goods n
call at their store and buy them cheaper than
ever for cash. Cash they must and will have Int
in order to get it they have determined to let The
people have goods at their own prices.
Coventry, Jan. IA, 1858. sw
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ca Look not on the wine when /, il
rid
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INDIAN DOCTORS

~V4VAS,
G. G. & P. B. RICHARDS
Natives Of tie Grand ottarg "a
HAVE located in Irasbarsb v D''
i d fee in the building oo s.lNoa' ,hsi' a.
STANFORD rs a Harness a. ,-Pd by ~ S.
can be consulted by all WHO srs ., arFe they
Acute, chronic, or Obdarals D,s.,.. ''a
The Doctors, in ., aitioa to ver,,.-,
in the Healing Art, have had e47sr 'ai slnealioa
ence and unbounded observation IN tRpeFi-
have spent all their time in their -. and
The Doctors Father was native - w .aloa--
he passed many years among Il. - We @ies;
was perfectly familiar with h., gopf, als
spoken by the numerous tribes lV.st5'
advantage Of an English eaucat;,p N als ha
less obtained more shill from fla - .' -2ei-
of the forest than was ever ACQUIRED re
er physician. The wellSim proved ,5.I
for imparting this hard earned kn6.,.I-a
the aboriginal mode Of treating Dises,s+
three eldest sons, has truly proved b;g,5
beneiactor, as thousands have availeds.--s
Of our remedies, have been freed fr5r 80
tracted suferngs, and now rejoice ir~-
bic comforts of life and health. Tia
materials collected from the Vepe.sBhT,-.
they have carefully compared with ~
known laws, and established Theories IN ~.
logy and Therapeutics; and these bfter.s
their own discoveries in Animal and T,gs..
Chemistry, have enabled them to berteet : -
TEN for the successful treatment Of every c1r,.
BILE disease, such as Dyspepsia, disease q d.
Heart. Lungs. Liver and Kidneys, Cough Ca.,-4
BroucLltis, Asthma. CoGsump..on. Sgrp5s
Cancers. Ery5iPelas, Salt RheuEa, Seali E,,s
Eenereal Diseases, all Eruptious Of TIE So.
Fits, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Ncggsis;a F.r,s
Weaknesses, etc, are annually restored 70 70,
feet health ana its attendant blessings by Il,
use ofthose roots and pants tgathered frn tn
hills and valleys that have loug been tie .zrs
Of the Red NAM that tie God Of Nature rl-l.
ularly designed for the effectual eadca;i9-
every form OF disease that affllcts the hr,
race. The Doctors inherit in an eminent ts-a
the skill aud native talents that nave log E.,
tlnguished their ancestors, as their father 81.
grandfather we're celebrated medical men, Ia.
Syrups, Bit'ers, Balsams, Plasters, Salyts s.,
are invariably prepared under their own su,z,
vision.
The Sick of both sexes are resYec:fiIy f7..
ed to call and consult TIL GENUINE fXD!lI
DOCTORS.
The Doctors have remedies for the eI.c.,l
cure OF Cancers, which have rendered them iss.
~ celebrated among the pale faces. Thew "a.
rant ID all cases of Cancer.
NO CURE! NO PAY!
Irasburgh. Nov. II, 1857. 48.,y
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g @ Te es

GONE Of that best old government lava coree
- can be ionBd at Worthinsion's. Also some IF
the so called Java NOT 50 lOOp
Dec 10, 1866.
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= It2

HE subscribers are receiving a good article of
l. Turks Island salt, and two bushels can be
bought for It's at
Dec. 16, 1856. WORTHTNGTON,S
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- AITERS-Ladies' Caters and all other kinds
"a of shoes the ladies want, can be had at The
store of WALWORTH & WEST.
Coventry, July /.
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w. 4, Gooas

w. L. Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles. viz
In /. ii. lea, Chewing and Fine Cut Smoking To-
Crushed and Coffee Crushed Sugar Rice, CoarsS
and Fine Salt, Bcx ana Cask Raisins, Saleratns
Spice, Pepper. Cassa Ginger, Cloves, Starch
Fine Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Nutmegs. Camnhor
indigo, Candles, Pipes, Cream Tsrter, Soda. Bar
Soap, Yellow Snuff, Salmon, Goldfish NacteraI
N KITS and by the pound, Figs. Castor Oil in
bottles and by he gallon, Candle Wick. Cotton
Batting, Wrap. Irvine, Shakers Broolns Stove
Polish, Paste Backing. Ground and whole CoGee
nails Of all kinds, c. 5. Shovels, Glue. C6aIk
d nea G W Clothes Lines. Writing Paper Pen
Gus, Wooden Ware, superfne Berlin Min and
Michigan Flour, Butter, Cheese, Lard DRIED
Apple. Cranberries, &c, &c.
lie VIII soon add 10 his stock general assor..
ment OF Paints, Linseed OH S'"' "Ss0i I
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Price 81 per Bottle, Or Sic for SIS, Deferred to
any Address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger,
titicates from Professors of Medical Colleges
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by II. 7. HEL1iBOLD.
Practical and Ana{ytical Chemist
NO % South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Assem-.
bly, Buildings, Phila.
% 70 be had Of COLLINS & PIERCE, JGont.
Pe6er, a., General IFho,esale 4yents and of al
Druggists and Dealers hroaGhcut the Laited
States, CanaGas and British Prorinces
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
Ask for Helmbold' s-Take No Other.
CURES GUARANTEED. 3v1
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SYRUP and Sugar House Melasses, for sale by
- WALWORTH& WEST.
Coventry, July l.