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A CHARACTERISTIC PARODY

You'd scarce expect one Of my age
70 smoke = cigar and look 10 sage;
And II / should a moustache wear,
ALTHOUGH the hair Is rather spare),
Don't view me with critics eye,
But pass my little whiskers by.
Big aches from little toe-coras flow;
Long boards from downy faces grow;
And though my beard is short and young,
OF tender growth and lately sprung,
Yet all he whiskers III the town
Once existed but in down.
But why may not Charles face
Be covered like others Of his race-
Exceed what Tom and Dick have done,
Or any man beneath the sun!
Where re the whiskers. far or near,
That do not find rival herei
CT where's the boy but three feet high,
Nho.has more fuzzy beard thanI?
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AT atouH Of Probate holden BuckspoTt within aud for
March, A. u. ls5s -
The petition Of Isaac $ Osgood administrator of the
estate {" Thomas Cosrtns, late q Biuehil, In said
Cun'y, decease, representing that the personal estate
81 san deceased is sufficient to pay the lust delas
Mich be owed at the time Of lis Dc alh by the sum Of
tlgt h'a'fe dollars and praying FIR lcence TO sell
anu C"'! a. much OF the real estate Of said deceased n
dental charges; '' ''e'
'rdred, That the petitioner give notice thereof 10 the
lsFs o. SAD deceased aud to all persons interested by
causing c'py q this order to he published three week
succTSsnely IN the Ellsworth American, printed in Fr.
oI'', N sAld county, that they may appear at a Pro-
"de 'ourt 70 be holdsu At Baeksport in said County
on 'he ist Wednesday OF May nextat ten Of the
.th IN Inc forenoon, and shew canse--f any the,.
na1e why the prayer Of said petition should not be
-. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
True eop'-Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register
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Dr.. CHAPIN's LECTURE Woman and
her Woyk.-Rev. DIR. Chaplin delivered
on Tuesday evening the third lecture in
behalf of the Shirtnakers' and Sean.
stresses Union. His proposition At tie
was. that woman, as the
quail Of man, should be educated to the
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pcftrq,
CINCINNATI SWINE,

This song Of mine
Il Song Of the Swine
10 be sung by the jelly members
OF PORK house clubs,
That stand by the tubs
In the frosty, cold December.
Il 10 not song
Of the bui-fros's gong
From the wet and misty marshes,
Nor the lowing COW,
Nor the dogs bow-wow,
That sound through the city arches.
Nor the b-a-a-ing sheep
That nggers keep
In the plains of old Kentucky,
And whose feecy wool
The brambies pull
Ina way that is unlucky.
Tor latest and best
Are the swine of the West,
That grow by the beautiful river,
And their rich perfume
Ellis all the room
With Madison on the givss
And As hollow watts
Are the homes Of rats
Forever gnawing and stealing,
30 this mighty pen
i, again aud again,
Full Of grunting aud snorting and squealing,
Very good in their jiss
Are the Boston pigs,
Aod the Philadelphia porken,
but Ohio swine
Have taste more divine
Than even the big New Workers..
There grow no swine
With = lastc. chine
Nor more prodigious liver,
Nor with flesh and lard
b thick and hard
AZ those by the beautiful river.
Many the danans
That greet the hams
Which come DER the salt Atlantic,
And the'ears and the feet
Are net 80 sweet
And very much less romantic.
10 the CUTTERS and boys
With all such hogs,
Aud the OLD SCRATCH take the bristles,
Aud scorch their shins
And burn their skins,
And, Of their tails make whistles.
While huge and fine
Are the glorious swine,
The latest Of the fatty
That spu In droves
From the fields and the groves
b The stysets Of Cincinnati.
And tits Song Of the Swine,
This grunting Of mine,
The types and the press shall deliver
To the city Of hogs
A she sits BY the logs
That float on the beautiful river. R.D.
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4 Book far the NiiIinnl

rTJust published, by FRDyRHgN Co. Book seller. and
shsi hers, No. IL Coart street, Boston, Brief treatise of
pages on Diseases Of the Sexual system Of both sexes
-tielI symptoms and Northumberland hy a nbvs
clan Of the boston Eclectic Hospitah This weE Ala
contains seofchng exposure Of the deception ard i'm
posture pracesd by Advertising quacks with some Of
names and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
sent by mail IN the RECEIPT Of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902, Boston Post-ofiice IL
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
LATE AGENT OF L. S. PATENT 0rFIcE, WAsnNG-
TON. UNDER TIE Act OF Is3tN

LATE AGENT OF L. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER THE Act OF 1850
&c STATE ST, opposite h'Hy St, Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice of up
wards Of twenty years contiaare : sart.--
Patents in the Unitod States; also in T. .-
ain and ether foreign countries. C.trsr liz
actions, Assignments and uii Il
Ter Pat MT, executed on libc1a. , g.}n
dispatch. Hrscp, ri.os a.ir F. ....g.rg For
ui-l wr'h+, I, gfar}ei ,4 t.s a44uIlJ li Patents
or ln, ,uJuan--aul ,ai " other advice rcuacrcd
ia all maths tuue H- e.. .9mo. copies Of the
cluims % aal a. -, .. +,Hi3.a- One Dollar
Assignee. e.. IT, -usiu2ton.
fnis \ H, s .. -..., the largest in New Eng
land, hut u; -. inventors haye advantages for
securing lat,ltr a. crrteiniHs the lnientatiiity
of inventions, Unsurpassed by if not iUw"a ,uIa
bly, superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere The testimonials below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and ms 81 G.
CESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has album
dant reason to believe and can prove, that no 9th
of the kind the charges for professional ser
vices 50 moderate. The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has euabicd
him to accumulate a vast collection of spccilca-
tions and official decisions relative to patents -
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe, rend
him able, beyond question, to offer superior flel-
tiles for obtaining patents
All necessity of a journey to Washington, to pro-
cure patent, and tAc usual great delay there, are
hIc saved inventions.
TESTIMONIALS.
During the time occupied the Office Of Com
missioner OF Patents K. II. Eddy, Esa., Il Bos-
ton, did business at the Patent Oa.oc as = f;,tor
procuring patents There were few, If any.
persons acting in that capacity who had 50 much
tusines before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted it with here skill. fidelity and
success | regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the best IN
formed ard most skilltul Patent Solicitors in the
United States. and have no hesitation in assuring
inventors that they cannot employ a person moro
competent and Trustworthy. and mere capable Of
putting their applications in a form to secure for
them carly and favorable consideration at the
Patent Office. EnM Nd I'll Ek l.,
lie Commissioner Of Patents
tfrom the present Commissioned
"ArGUsT i. distributing the time have
held the eflice OF Commissioner of Patents K. H.
Eddy, Esq, of Boston, has boon extensively en-
aged in the transaction Of business with tic pf,iee
a solicitor. He is thoroughly acquainted with
the law, and the rules OF practice Of the Unicc.-
regard him II tte,aos ea.aLie and successful
practitioners with whom have bad official inter-
COURSE. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston. Jan !, lsjS.-50-ly
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$1,000 a Year! $1,000 81 Year ,

slooo YEAR. PROFIT FABLE AND HONORABLE
$1,000 EAR EEPLOl MENT FOR ALL TINES
sl550 EAR Persons in town country In search Of
Slop EAR employment a source Of Income or to
eioVo tAKhll mp their leisure hours, may hear If
$1,000 LAhsuch by enclosing stamps 10 pay POSTAGE
$1,000 ltARto Prof JAMES HORNE, Bon No 4jJl
$1,000 EAR New York Post Office. The employ ucat
sE5o lEAhis htted % either station in fe mma.
Slp0 EAkterial 1t i an article Of daily cousumu-
$1,000 lEAR.tion and can be manufactured in the
$1,000 lfAR.agents dwelling secure by copyright An
slo0o iEARAgenl wanted in every the Union
l0-3m
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Silver

Lever, Lepine, Anchor and Patent Vertical
Watches warranted. Table, Tea, Des-
sert, Cream, Sugar salt, and Mustard SPOONS
Of extra fine silver. Also, butter AID Fruit
Knives, Pickle Knives and Forks, NAPKIN Rings,
Pencils, (tweve dozen,) Silver Spectacles-a a
riety to suit all ages, Extension Pens and Pencils
Fob, Vest and Guard Chains Keys, &c. Is dozen
silver Thimbles. warranted of the best quality.
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B. /. BIBBIT7'
BEST SAL.ERAIUS

Is prepared entirely different from 9TH
= or saleratus. All the delcterious matter is
extracted in such manner as to produce bread,
biscuit, and all kinds of cake, without containing
particle of Salcratas when the bread is baked ;
thereby producing Wholesome results. Every par
ticle of saleratus is turned to gas aid passes
through the bread or biscuit while. baking, eonsc-
quently nothing remains but common salt water
and -four. You will readily perceive by the taste
of this salcratus that it is entirely different from
other saleratns. When you purchase one paper,
You should take the old paper win yuu, and be
very particular and get the next exactly like the
first, (ueac md p'. tarc, twisted lna;-brcad with
glass efeTvescing water OH the top, You in
the biil)
Full directions for making Broad with sour milk
and Cream Tartar, and all kinds Of pastry; also
for making saltwater; also. for making seii!itf
!owdcrs, will accompany each package.
Il, L. HABBITT,
IS and 20 Washington street. y. y, and . In
dia street. Boston. l4-fy
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This may certify that | examined the cancer ia
\. D. osscods breast, before Mr Wight applied
his plaster, and found it to be growing yEaf fast
ana nearly teyond TIE reach ei medical ala / nos
have the same cancer Ia my possession open t.
examination; the wound in Mr. usEoo4's brea Il i,
healed, and consider it a rgnrE1r cure. / re.
commend all who afflicted VITA this iaoustr,,,
disease 10 apPiy 10 Mr.. = git and have 1t cra4i
Gated before it : too late
NATHAN EMERSON, NJ. b.
0rland, March % ISIS ln,s
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PATENT MEDICINES,

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT,
Townsend Morc's, Wnrrcus, kelly's and Sha
ker SyruF and Sarsaparilla; Woavers Cankcr All
salt kheum Syrup; Arno!d's Vital Fluid, Atwood's
Ext. pandelion, Brants Purifying Extract, Bull ;
Sarsaparilla (John), Gays Blood Purifier, Greens
Indian Panacca Hays llumor syrup, Iiampton's
Vegetable TinetuIc, sure cure, kennedy's Medi-
cal Discovery, Morse's SyIup Yellow Dock Ord
ways llunor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad
way,s Rcsolvcnt, Rhodes Fever aud Aguc Cure
Sands Sarsaparlla, Shaker Sarsaparia Town
SENDS Sarsamrlla, Old Dr.Jacohs, McMunn's Elixir
Of Opium, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, Shaker
Extract Nalcran, Wilson's Neuropatlic Drops.
Dir. Abbotts Bitters, Pcck's Jaundice Bitters and
Flies Indian Vegetable Bitters, Atwoods Physi-
cal Browns Sasaparilla and Tomato, Clai ks Sher-
~ Wine one and two qts, Langleys Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in use.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh
Balls. Liquid Rouge, &c. g. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, Aliens Cough Lozengers Branis PuImena-
ry Balsom, Clarkc's Cough syrup, Bachelors Hair
Dye, llarrison's Hair Dye. Linimcnts of all
kinds; Barney's Musk Cologne, Earny's Shaving
Cream, Barnoys Nerbona Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, Brandrc,h's Pill, Wright's Indian We
getablc; Court Plaster &c, &c; butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof Mohrs German Fly Pa
per- Salves and onrmeuts eli every kind; and
every other article usually kept in such store.
itt
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1t is well known and incontrovertahe fact that
the use of L bacco is the promoting cause Of many
Of the most severe
MENTAL AND Observation-Disclosures
to which tn: race Of man is sui jrct as careful an
aysis and long and painful eNHetitEcc have clear
ly proven that it contains certain norcotc ami
poisonous properties most dangerous In their eff
fects, which by entering into the blood derangc
the functions and operate rs of the Heart, causing
many to suppose that organ to be seriously dis
cased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manitesting itself-as all who have ever used the
uUXiuus weed will bear tcstimony-in lassitude,
Nervous lrrtability, Water Brash. Dyspepsia and
many other disorders of similar character.
TIE TASTE RESTORATIVE TH0CHES
Are designed to countoract these buneful nGuon-
multitude Of cases, and wherever used. Being
harmless in themselves they exert beneficial ef-
feet upon the entire system, restoring the Taste
which has become Initiated OF DESTROYED by great
indul gence, completely emo,ing the irritation and
accompanying tickling sensation Of the Throat
which are always Consequent upon absgainins from
the USE OF Iobaceo, AMI by giving healthy tone
the ri vi .' :, srstpm.
Per- -I.f.fhtir
auuld Use
t5Ia L.
Chew
... ID. IT, 4 con-
'w price O, -
uD- al . uut 10 The TRADE.
.. ug Lis uhdessi gIed to whom all
ur al sSs+d
.AI1- T. ..WfRs, Druggist,
Nv lr . and Lace sire, L. IhilAdn
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RAISING CUCU MBra,. av J.
very success vi in lslsin ne va i7.
several years past, Il 4 u
to-. US -
80 = IN wE=i..T -a1= ==.
o:..'J, a'.y.., ~. = = 80. -
'rcacs de"p-.acse holes we FIJI With
horse r,annre 70 within & q or six iuclr
u - 81, Az, ,.eY,. i, Then M r
VITA co."uon garden soil and plant the
seeds. e have also used the common
Ind glass on each chilli from the time
of planting until all danger from frosts
has passed. The cucumber is a general
tavorite, and there are many modes of
cultivation. We have succeeded every
year when we have planted as above
Aroostook Pioneer.
PLANTING FRUIT TREEs.-McIntosh
says:-ln planting fruit trees where the
subsoil is OF Indifferent quality, it is adj
visable to place under each piece OF
pavement, three. feet square and about
:welve or fifteen inches under the sur
ace, that the roots, when they come in
contact with it. may be made to take o
direction. This is one great
means Of keeping them near the surface,
nd has been found of much advantage.
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WHAT FARMERS SHOULD LIVE FOR.
There is something worth living for
besides money. That is very good, bat
it is not all. With the rest. let us raise
a good crop of ideas. While you are
farmers, remember also that you are men,
with duties and responsibilities. Live
down the old brutal notion that farmer
must be uncouth, uneducated and I'M
thinkins-a mere plcddraps.
You are brought into immediate con-
tact with the great heart of civilization.
You cannot get out of the reach of the
buzz of the toiling world. The thrill of
the woodworking wires, and the rum
BILE Of the locomotive, [the thunder tread
of nations,) come to your once secluded
hillside. Move towards better life.
Do not keep your boys cornish ling all
the lorg winter evenings. Make your
farm a place that your sons and Gaugh-
tiers cannot help loving. Cultivate the
trees-they are Gods messengers.
Sow CLOVER SEED Now.-We have
found no more successful mode of sow
ing clover, or recover and timothy, upon
winter grain fields. than to choose a still
morning, when the ground is title fro
zen, aud scatter the seed broadcast. 1t
falls in the open frost-cracks. and when
thawing takes place, is beautifully and
uniformly covered near the surface. and
is almost sure to germinate. A god
crop Of clover, thus sowed. acts partly
as mulch to the grain roots, Yields a
supply of fall feed. and is most IT,, aira-
BILE to be turned under whe XII e
high the next year. as o'e ~
manures that can be apo -o
l,a,,;., 80
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DON'T DESTROY NI,R ELk> -.
'T'HE Subscriber having purchased the
right Of making AID selling
DAVIS PATENT BEEHIVE,

With Tcrgeys improvement. for the county Of
HaHc. Ok. calls tie aticHtion et tie fuAlie it.
excellence over other hives. II has hes re y
with great favor elsewhere, RECEIVING / l.t.t
premium wherever exhibited and Is admitted
by pcrs lis qualified " iuiLe, t. be suacrier to
anything yet tayrutsi ii the Kind. TIE baNcs
used len II. hive a5r the hes. alarted 10 the
mark t, -e!dias from fur to six sonnds each OF
honey.
The sahse iber wishes to purchase hundred
swarm Of bees, in exchange for bee-hivcs aad
single rights Ia them.
inttrr alton ad !ress the sub. criber at Els
worth. Ne, B !G
lie is kinay permit to refer to Rev. s.
fe i1ey, aud eco. GunuiHs aam, ol Ellsworth, as
TO the superiority Of these higes.
SAMUEL j LORD.
Ellsworth, March u, ISIS If
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There Is in Sweden Ladies' Bib
le Society which presents copy OF the
oshle = every nawly married couple.
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Important Notice!

10 the IolunicerS and Transfers in The
'ErooSto X War" and Soldiers. Sea-
man and Prirateersmen Of tie War Of
1912, and Wericdn liar, ami ali
whose Serriee was less than ii davs.
TilE Subscriber, who for ten years
past has been successfully engaged in
procuring LmS II arronfs and Pensions, is nor
about to make a vigorous effort to obtain Hand
" variants Tor I'll who served in the "Aroostook
War as Volunteers or Transfers Those who
have received Warrant for 40 Acres, will
receive Warrants for l20 Acres more, if the effort
is successful, and their Widows Of minor children
d like quantity if the soldier tas died Also, to
procure Land Warrants for all privateersmen Of
the War Of lsl1
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In the ' ~ -. 49, snail white
keTaei "a .AE i. sol tttar ,,..s-.
Lille a'iaEtoa- In eta.. s,.a yours !; ..teflas-
ed Ia sJez ,gg.z.e SEQ. - Il tie t,uca pIgsc,l-
e az 'n.~t.-. aFt...5 a7u US a:terlea by
tiIt1t5"@ sr"=ai!uhs tuft '1r yeaf Is57, WEI 4
Ste" I4F.r4E, va ass a.4Hiti VITA u 4 IA -
,tctiu- Ia the # ..Ie a.i IA short assumed every
Indication 'i a Cancer. In November Of 1891. it
was operated upou by Dr. Meal stcr If Ellsworth
whe cut it eut of the fame Lut act ef,clinc
eare, as It RECOMMENDED swelling aal assumed ijs
former slfc ami severity. At tbs time Nj Id
ward Wight having been cuted OF a malignant
career, and having secured the remedy Submitted
To an FsIAti1n by i'm, and tac APPLICATION Of his
llas, drew the cancer completely IT, IN my breast
leaving an "htons scar - iae tvnps three incAc,
d pth, whici Las rapidly hoaled leaving no sting.
twiase eF pam "i any kind whatever can ,u-
hesii tinsiy fccuuiucnd all that may be troubled
in is manner T. call upon MIR Wight. and sub.
nit TO ms cure. The remedy j. simple but flee
tIvr. A. b. 0SGG3B
orlani, March n, ls5s.
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n NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to the estate ~
the late William Bingham, Esquire, decea..
ca are called upon to make immediate pawn nj
~ 'Ie iah~s remaining unsold belonging to the
said Estate, lying in the counties ~ per,J,.a.
iaacock, and N.9..i aton. in the at, -
nc n," 'icred tn sale at reduced pa s-, fer cash
% information in regard 10 the a A., md e..
plans and descriptions of these and,. appIics,ior
may be made TO the agent ''eA''0n
Ellsworth, February 3, 1858. r,t
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Counterfeit o. bills % the Agricul-
.tssal sank Of Pittsfeld, Mass, have ap-
pearsd st Chicago. Tho counterfeit is
very similar to the genuine, bnt the i'm
print il darker. and the engraving coar-
seIs |
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lUST Received by Express, ne.
u lot of Medicines and Fancy articles. Also
ne Apples, Oranges, with many other articles
adapted to the wants of the community, and the
season of the year.
1s- G.. G. PECK.
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HARNESSES +!
KS. TRUNkS!..

full for pastiavors, respect
fully informs his I'D Gus
toners and all others ia
want Of Harnesses, that a t
his shop on Main -. near
~ opposite the Ellsworth
House at the sign of the
Big GO j. l. A K \ y b
4 RI \ L can almnYs he
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This may certify, that | have scen troubled
with cancer upon my lip for the ia,t three wears.
have had it drawn from .ne by the app..eariaa
Of cancer plaster applied by NJ. EGv. d WI,At
OF thla to"n,my LIP Is Low ntIrey healed no pam
whatever, ANA rec miaeud auy suGe.er under
this disease 10 apply to Mr.. Wight.
SAMUEL. FARNHAN.
Bucksport, March y, ls5s
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For sale by all respectable Druggists and
Apotheearics in the United States and British
Provinces,
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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 Spcctacles,
Britannia
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GOLD FINGER RINGS,

comprising perfect an assortment be
found. Gold Lcckets-thirteen di ierent sizes
Gold Spectlcles, Pens, ThimJles, Bracelets, Beads
Tooth Picks
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ijOSO!ll ..s.>.
Far. Rings.

Knobs and Drops. Mosaic, Cameo, Fiorentine
Gold stone, &C., Gold Ear Wires, Snaps, Hooks,
shirt Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Ear Knobs, &c
UMrntN-SNNrn lDLnn
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= SMITH has Just oT.r hN
go aad carefully selected as."rts.:e III II
>nd FASHIONABLE Goods in is IL, assisting
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RAISING CUCUMBra,. av
very success vi III lsIsinp 20
several years past, 4 u
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Poite Monnaes "a great variety,) Gard Cases,
some fine Patterns, Ivory Rat;cs, Napkin i,in-s,
PERPETRATORS, Crochet Neeales, Tablets Netting
Needles, &c, Tea Bells, Watch TIA ids, Work
Boxes, Caha' Cushions, .rushcs, Cora, y ecklaces,
Jet and Imitation do
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: America, Agr ciitu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-10
Mattress . Mandatory.
"A. C. ORR

now manufacturing Mattresses or every de.
! scription spiral Spring, cuFied II air. Woolen
Felting, Cotton, Moss, Birch, shack and Straw, Of
tho best quality. Pillows and Bolstcss Of al
kinds. Also, Comforts and Feather..
Hotel and Steamboat orders promrtiy ...cras,
~, .na Al Articles manufactured sold 1t my e.
tablishmentw be offered at fair terms. and var
rsnted. challenge the production Of superior
work At any establishment of the kind in III .
westsrn country. You are respectfully Invited 10
call and examine specimens Of my work. Ware
rooma, corner Of Rourth-st. and Exchange.
l have In operation nswly-invented and ex.
psnsivs maehiasry, which enables me to mapufac-
ture bsttAs uosk, u more liberal rates, than IN.
fsrior work otherwise manufactured can be 81.
iordsd for. Material FOR Bedding, etc., prepared
by machinery 10 more uniformly and perfect Il
pssparsd, and the work far superior IN ausliti )
VIII OLE6ALE AND RETAIL,
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