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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
Murder Trial In ID oston.

BOSTON,, June 4, l8b6.
The trial Of Francis T. and Miriam Y Heath, II Lowed,
for the murder Of their father In the town OF Drscut
closed yesterday the prisoners being found guilty
der In the second degree. Francis sentenced 10 the
STATE prison fpr Ms Tho sentence Of Miriam was d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
The Canal Tolls.

The increase N the canal tolls 10 the La Of June over
last year. reported 70 be sos oOo bu. supposed ~
there In these figures, and tha. tho actual b.
crease b el36 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
The ProtsssAns Dutch R.sr~ed syrss:

Tbs days session Of the Synod Of the rrvAestans Ne
formed Dutch Church Of North America we occupied IN
hearing appeals Of the secretaries q the dfrent posros
Of the Synod on behalf Of their respective boards Ad
dresses were made the morning BY Rev. Drs Ferris,
Gerretson and Taylor. Tue missionary meeons tH@
place thu evening The delegates are nov nearly all
present. about leo being 10 attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

The CENTRAL PARK.-Several days have now
elapsed since Mr.. billions amendments to the
accepted design for the Central Park have been
presented to the Commissioners, and we would
like to know what they are going to do with
them. The public, who own the park, and who
have the most vital interest in its proper and
speedy completion, are by decree of the Com
missioners kept entirely in the dark as to their
proceedings Sitting as they do with closed
doors, excluding the reporters and conducting
their business generally in the dark lantern
fashion, nobody knows what they intend to do
except themselves. That they have done very
little up to this time except providing for the
political friends Of the majority, and pipe-laying
for the next election, every one is aware.
We have before expressed our views on the
amendments suggested by Mr.. Commissioner
Dillon. They are precisely what are required;
and we repeat, If they are not adopted great
public injustice will be done. Meanwhile much
valuable time is being frittered away In the po-
litical lodging of this secret council, and the
people, we opine, will have to wait long time
for their park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

then incompetent attorney against the very
paragraph alleged to be perjury. The defence
further sets up In reply to the charge of malice.
that on the first opportunity Mr.. Dwight caused
that answer to be Withdrawn and an amended an
swer put In, without this paragraph charging
the Browns with an act which he feared might
be deemed dishonorable.
Such are the facts as claimed on both sides,
upon which we desire to make no comments,
further than to remark that We fear many such
cases of wilful and corrupt perjury pass under
the eyes of our lawyers every day, in defending
suits In our courts, without attracting much at
tention- The examination has been ably con-
Quoted by counsel on both sides, and we have no
doubt that the Judge who Is to pass upon the
testimony will not fail to do even-handed justice
In the matter. Many interesting facts in the
management of railroads were developed during
the examination of this charge, but they are
nothing to what may be anticipated from the
others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
THuRTY-ExvsrH CON0EEss.
FIRST zH6sIoN.

Bonacu,
wAshsoros, June 4, fsss
srEAM LINE FOR sUnoPk
mo bal htrsdsces By Mr. Kennedy 10 estsblish d, IN
ssanashp line between New YORK Phlsdsphs. Bslti,rs
sAA Europe, was read twice and referred ssths Pa Or
Committee.
uE ORGANIZATION OF DAcorAR
Mp DOUGLAS, (opp) Of H., from the COMMITTEES On rsr
rnries reported against the present organizaasa q d
ootaA.
The FINAL ADJOURNMENT C0NuRzHL
Mr. sswARD, (opp) Of N. Y, called up the reselussa
respecting the Adjournment and called for the svss ed
nays on agreeing 10 the House amendmeut proposing n
adjourn On tho 10th instant; which CONQUERED h 81
vote of 20 Against 27consequeny both Houses va a.
jouSn ca rhurrday.
Tho private calendar was then taken up.
DENIAL SWAMP COMPANY, ETC.
Tho BILL - reported from The Committee on Commerce
70 surrender the stock Of the United States In the Do
s~snP Company 70 tho said company on certain csaA
The bill providing for allotmeuts Of laud 70 the New
York Indians also passed also the bill for the pay
meat Of William Heins, tho artist Of the japan exps6
ton.
Sixty seventy other private bills wero also passed.
Mr.. JoaEsor, (adm d Ark, from the COMMITTEES =
Printing, submitted report showing how largo saynx
can be elected In the amount OF pn6c printing.
Mr.. HUNTER failed 10 got up the Naval AppropraAon
bill, when, ser an executive session, tho SonAts -
tourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

Altogether the prospect Is that by the month
of August or September we shall have pretty
lively trade springing up, as people must be
clothed, and prosecute their trades, and as the
country must be getting bare of goods. The
reduction of fifty per cent in our imports is
grand eign. If we could keep up the reduction
to this rate for some years, this would become
the banking centre of the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

CONTINUED DECLINE IN TRADE.-The importa-
ton of foreign goods continues to decline.
During the month Of May just ended, the total
importations at this port were only eleven mil
lions and half, against eighteen and three
quarters during May, 1867, and eighteen and
half In May, '56. The imports for the year thus
far, compare as follows with the two last
years.
Iuposations Of foreign goods, including specie, ros
January 70 Nay (ncusve), 1856. $50 340, l52
Do. co., 1867 100 690yb0l
10 CO. AoOo Oi5V0o,ASA
In other words, we have taken less than half
as much foreign merchandise this year as
last. Our exports compare as follows
Exports for January to May, 1855. ,3e6 ,sle
Do. do. 1857 ............. 40 .4so ,s4i
Do DO 1865 ............ sc, 6l6 ,466S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-21

TEACHING ANNALS. The farmer is
the "schoo.master of his herds They
are in the habit of doing daily as he al
lows them to do. They show traiain,
OF the want Of it. They fly at his APP
proach. or welcome him. They are gen
tie or not, as he teaches them to be-
They watch his feet. if he Is accustomed
to kicking them. They kick back, ii he
allows it. Nothing adds to the marke Ell
value OF farm stock more materially,
with SO little cost. as the habits acquire
in youth. The COW, the horse, the OK
and the dog are valued much accordin :,
to their habits or education 50 is the
man. The horse is frequently carefully
trained-so is the dog; the OK ard tae
COW are as frequently "waliopel into
duty as any way. cannot see the
propriety in Offering premiums for we'll
trained speed horses, sad not for pow
and DRAFT horses, or oxen and "ell.train-
ell COWS. In real importance 10 the far
msr, the latter are far preferable.
would wish to urge upon the farmer and
tho farmers sons, the importance Of
careful, thorough, training Of al. farm
animals. Use them tenderly and gently
at all ages. and you will see them mani
fest pleasure, rather than fear, at your
presence. In teaching them to work, or
to perform any duty, you need to D.,
.taor ough, not Earsh-kind, not cruel
and your iorbearance will gain their la
Dor, and your kindness their love. - Gen
essee farmer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-21
Agricultural.


Thefrustees CT the Maine State Ag-
r;cultral Society. at their meeting held
in tbs city last week. voted to accept
the guaranty of the citizens Of Augusta,
and hold the Society's { attic Show and
Fax for 1853 in this city, commencing
or the Dis. OF September next, and con-
tnuing four days.
The citizens, with much spirit and en-
ersy. made up a fund Of $4,000 as a
guarantee against loss. The Trustees
have engaged the lot, south Of the State
lot, of Mr.. Kicker, and viii see that it
be put into good order, with we'll
graded half mile t.otting course; ample
stalls and pens for cattle and o;aor s;oeh.
aud all the requisite conyenicnces ana
fixtures for such shtw. For the ac-
commodation of the fair aud exhibition
of manufactured articles, they have en-
gcd the rotundI Of the State House,
the Agricultural Hal in the basement,
and, in addition, viii erect temporary
building in the rear, sufficiently large
and commodious 10 accUInmo Lat. q. cZ
hibitors.
The Trustees have also received the
assurances of the gcntleman!y and Eff
cent Superintendent Of the Kennel c
and Portland Railroad. ina. accommoda-
.ions of liberal character will be cant
ID to those who shall trarel on - ro.,i
with stock ami articles for the show.
Thus far the arrangements promise
we'll. It now belongs 10 the farmers,
and mechanics, and manufacturers Q.
Maine. to fulfil their part in preparing
to have a granl show and fir At tn
time and pace designated Sach tx9o>i-
tons are useful in Thousand Ways
They bring the industrial portions q
the State togcther-they afford oTH3g,U-
lties TO cultivate acqaaintanees II learn
Few Improvements. to note the growth
and rising strength Of the State. IN all
tie productive ana useful arts Of life
Especially should the people OF k.nue-
bee and the adjoining counties feel !
deep interest il this occasion, and "
hope and trust that cach AMI every per
son will determine to exert his influence
in making the show such al one As viii
increase the credit OF their skill AID
Judgment in all the varied departments Of
fllminy and mechanical industry.
1t sec med due to the central portion o.
the STATE, that tie State Show and Fair
shoald be held in is midst tbs year
This having been accorded TO il ~ the
Trustees, We have t.ith that the Fcape
will make it 4 common cauae, and enter
into it with cheerful enthusiasm ana
interchangeable energy. II they will DO il
and turn cut in their strcutl, they eaH
&c, up show OF stock that cannot b.
beaten in all Ncw l:a gland. That Is
sayin; good deal, but they caa Do it, if
they vii OILY tru
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-21

Cattle BREEDING Tbs IS mater
a. little considered and an lerstool. as
any subject that can be named. Tbs
fac. is constantly force on the attention
Of every intelligent breeder b. the every
day remarks be hears. The principles
Of breeding are entirely overlooked OF
unk nown to most of our farmers Ne
wish it were in our power to expi1in this
subject S, as 20 be int llieib!e to every
farmer, in 50 few words that al would
remember ii as an axiom. We vii en-
deavor to state the more prominent points
in as few words as may be:
|. The principle thai lays at tie
foundation Of this whole business that
like bese.s like. This is modified BY a
srca: many subordinate causas. which
come in play particularly in breeding
fer or from grades.
>. The influence 0. the male usually
predominates in production. Yet this
is subject to various notifications.
From these two general principles, i
follows that the bc>: stock can be rro
duced only by tringing tog tacr animal,
Of pure blood brous mt up to the high
est point Of perfection.
Ii any one wishes to improve lis stock.
he should consider in what poia;s It Is
defective. az 4 then select d male TIA. is
not defective in the same points however
he may be in other particulars. lions :
stock is small, poor fe-ders, hard to lay
on fat, and wanting in vi-or and h4rdi-
ness, male should be selected to breed
from, that combines the opposites in The
largest degree.
Ii any one has Durham blood in ms
stock, he can improve !. by breeding
with the Dcvons or Ile,eforls, tie last
OF which. we think, all things. consid-
cred, is the best A strain of Devon
blood will reduce the size, as we'll as
give good qualities wanting in the Dur.
hams. Bat breeding with the Her ford.
receives all the good qualities imparte4
by the Dcvons, while the size is main
tanned, and the lceight in beef increased
The Durhams are benefited by a eros.
with thu Herefords; bat the liercflrd:
are not benefited by cross with IA.
Durhams.
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r. i t%9s - - -
~ ~ se
DON'T DESTROY }tJA BEES !.
b'HE Subscriber having purchased the
right Of making AID selling
DAVIS PATENT BEEHIVE.

with Terrey's improvement, for the county Of
haacccS, calls the attention q, tie public 10 it,
excellence over other hives. It has been received
with great favor elsewhere. receiving tae fsst
premium wherever cNa.a.tel AMI IS admitted
by persons qualified to judge, to be superior to
anythlns yet invented Of to Kind. The boxes
use! ia taia hive arr the best adapted Tor tAt
market holding from four to six POUNDS each OF
hoaey.
Tie subscriber wishes 70 purchase one hundred
swarm5 Of bees, n eze4aase for bce-Aiges and
SINGLE rights 10 them.
Fer information address the subscriber q, Els
wofth, Ne, Box IL.
He Is kindly permitted to refer 70 Rev S
frnney, and SEQ. tu1uins1a 20. Ellsworth. -
to tae superiority Of these hives.
SAMUEL J. LcGD.
Ellsworth, March q, ISIS. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-21
RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

years ofaso, having lost his Father, two
kraihers, Daughter, Sau-in-lav, Ncphews and
Aecos, by that dreadful disease, c. 1,lse,,gu and
suffering WITH cough hims. H. determined 10
t.=tt the East indies. Egypt and japan, where lie
discovered P.sprai.r. ana re1faIa e-f FIR CoiE.
coughs, bronchitis, Ca,u1r,ian, Nervous DcIa-
~, sui Asthma. His cough was cured immrdi-
atelY; he returned, cured his Rellfrs,, who in.
Aeri,ed the disease, and IN connection with lis
son have employed it in their practice, curing
thou auis OF eases considered hopeless ty others.
r tae purpose OF rescGius - many Of his suf-
'erlng fellow beings a, possible he is sending the
recipe 10 all who wish it for 20 cent?; Of tito
pay the postage. and the bafaucg" printing Ad-
dress Old Dr.. HEATH, No. loi Spring S.t,,t, o.
posite -. Nicholas Hotel, New York. lmol4
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Discovered at Last f!
Greatest cure in the World for Pain
PROF cHAS. De GRATHS
ELECTRIC OIL!

THIS oil the only remedy In the world for ~.
l. Cure q Bhelmatism. Deafness, tfout, Neur. vii,
I1rnbago sciatca Spinal and Bronchial Complaints n
polercGy, Headache, Cramps Group Piles Felons sir,
and Bruises. Cuts and WouBds Sweicd Glands sur Joint.
Scrfula Erysipelss Nipples, swsled Breast; Womb
Disorders salt Beum, Cankcr 10 the Mouth and stomach
Palrtson tuPtios, Cakei Eress Quinsy, Sore Throa.
ralsy P.5r-y, laers, Lock Jaw Heart Burn Tooth Ard
F-r Ache Nervousness, Cos;iyeuess Barn. Sore Gum, ~
teafhiug infants HrmarraEe Abscess stifF N.ess Brts
Ct Bres Cibla7s, Teier, Shingles Frosted Feet Fever
ard Ace Caapre lands any dietases that are ,ors
ani rauiu in $40 ony article ever brought before N,
Ilb that Val do rs rork perfectly IN from three Ia
ttcuv miulies--has ben used by thousands aud prs
ngrnced 90 he the hcst remedy discovered.
This oil the - with clectricty-is Of pure
yegetat g prepaFaon. Not be slightest danger Of apply.
ing 1t outwcrly nwArdY. Il at Onee gives peTaa.
ucn' Curt- in from ten twenty minutes.
The bt ply siporjst q Europe have discovered ths>
all fgauir arrangements Of TIE animal system the effect
Ct obstruction the ply ,cu-ecctric fluid In the oyg,,
diseased. skui application Of this oil puts irine
noinu the the fgd, and the once .s.
canpli-,sd No blerliugs8o vomiting, pQrgins or b,
trfI8y, ia Tgs1TttJ to.
7r None gsuanc without signature 0. Prof c. D,
Gasfs. Libel signed in writing.
Ilit l ic8i NJ. 50 south Eighth street three Door,
below Chestnut. Philadelphia. Country dealers nd drug
sst be supplied Wholesale retail. Price Is e,u.s
- 5euIs and 81 Per boi:!-.
CO. l'-s, Agent.
Iry everything else give til, simple trial.
Cltr1v --Be careful TO ask for and e, D. G,.rs.s
IlastHs 1jl, worthless limitations abound.
TFsre ueu~rts limitations sprung upon The reIatA.
Il my article = c.airci. Tie public mus, beware
1Aey sre wort lrss, l3-3tn.Gch
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y-c-- II. ;. 7. IaEyss. hysisfal. tu=as.s.
To much ~ ,a! = yapr frs tr b r=7. e
cc-rrtst II others 4 taeru.ty fzdna tf.sa
Ell. h5,e. they Should }7t1 Frs-- aiming
= fas tsteAt e., ttt muiutElt- Sia fr1sr aa1 la.
e1r 4}at ..h although led tueG,h Is isei, Is the PC
ret - o,hvr- Ira; t~lsFe s@tsEtfI ~
lg1a,e a the liver ~; y9G5 II-.s asss lat g..aa azt
tie 1-t-szS7
Itr--EtIjEs or THE Etooo - Scrort-Lt - TaT-
s:PFt - - SAT- Et8-' = - JSfTER - Trpoas
--t-a--.i Srlt,i - Gotf - Nj EAtGfA.
Trs-, T.. Esslisl -. !s..f>i7t.n
5s-a hl-ar, IN saying tiat sa}t ff.;A 49,,
~ A! - taat ! have ,lsti ihsal = AZ wear. h
-tt avT,a with statements = tlis.r 81
The ..s c1Tet-es. AID carry - tAs ~
"a; "a Ire t'a-l u.irsinr t.s-.s-.
it1i.e ia o-,als o! e4t. .uI I..fGts '.A..y 81
S.sa= iHt tias gs4.
''ss't remedies a. y'n 7re.'-e are EsonA aso.f' .st
ya2 lrserr- e4t csel.. sqr tlc-l'
E6H HE.rAcHr SICK IIrtptcHE- T'atf. -.
clt-l3tl'--!}2pcsr-- Observation-Disclosures
-4!as-*c.
Fs-i D.. rl-srs 1s.f. rafraa-.
isir p" -- s4Ga.t -Hsr=s ysI ts5s! compliant.
-Fe sgtf VIVID F.ur !Ili-, }.iiss E5a ~ ~
80: ., F-g4' ac!-s'at. r'ats S;ea; tersgt
er-e 7--sua' ,st-HItl- IT, ICY dS,v contest
vyJrs - 10 To-: ftlIs Ni.Jt ils To-;
- ..@1., = .a1-s- ,a..s ttrI. highly
- IA I-.'s Ia market c5n:an Nef-,i,r -sl-t.
A., - t,'.'' remedy IN ,tstll lsnos . -sHs. -,
ia .#., from Ito d-estt5i eouse .u-rss, tf,t =.
orr 80 .-s4.,.s -k-ee s.s.--- * as..z,
.-...es g-.a.l.- = v.zt.ts-.
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aLisMOnTi R0gh BiNDlRY
5NHE subscriber is now prey AIRED 10 do

Binding Of all kinds, and hopes that pa rites
having books will please bring them along o.
soon as possible. Particular attention paid Is
binding !. isie Magazines, ia.
also Newspapers bound s;roHg, aad at the very
lowest prices.
Persons residing at a distance may rely upon
their Books being well bound, the very Lest
Of stock vii. be used
- Persons in Bucksport, having work, are
relueeta! To leave !. a. Mr.. Enerys'
GEO. v. PITTS.
Ellsworth, April %, 1853.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-21

BREAD CAKE.-Take teacups light
dough. . do. ofslgar, l do. of butter, 3
eggs, nutmeg, small teaspoonful
sa,ar6tus, ! tcacup fruit. Rub the but
Ter and sugar well togethcr.and the e1ss,
aad then the dough and fruit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-21

r,,i- rzttl have L-l bong tial ia Iractics AL
' .H,f ono - te las: At.Fisuts tav-
f.e-4. lf rit.ye crrgt Uppn ltr set makes them
excellent tsr1aiy vk-a sen 10 small anS.s ~ =.
~. Fl ssi 3t.rr!I. Their so.afe atIus te.7,
s-ail s1t sssa f5r tie 9. .at
eA,.ite5'
t,4a Ss4,t. AA5 grrr'a-, fA.ress- A1l-.s
NuEBT.
- n1s rr sa la-yr i0. u vour ris tsE =; ;As
55 e-.i.est & motives u the nsts-si
ga N ly iz-tss " prresss,i. sHi ,i,a u
fset g. sgats tle s'g4ach ami sSp~ worms. idsT
ts- t-s. SIC hayo tai recommend ~ esA.r
l. Z tAIIsH-a
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AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. y. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
LATE AGENT OF L. :. PATENT orFics, WASHING
TOY, rynER THE Acr OF 1851

I &c STATE ST. opposite Kilbyst., Boston,
/ A FTER an extensive practice Of up
a wards Of teenty years, continues to seizure
Patents in the United States; alsq in Great Brit
ain and other foreign countries. Caveats SPceid-
cctious, Asst gnmcnts, and all Papers Drawings
I for Patents, executed on liberal terms ard With
.pltgA. Researches rade into American or For
G IN works. 10 determine tbs ability Of Patents
w Iaveuti.Hs--aud legal or other advice rcnderei
in all ma'.-rs touching the same. Cupiesehf thn
claims Of any Patent remittins One Dollar
Assignments Tccorief at Washington.
This Agency Is Eet euIs The largest in View ing
land but through il inventors have advantages .ar
securing patents. or HSeettaiHng the pateutahiity
Of inventions unsurpassed by, il not immcasura-
hly superior t., any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The te.tetuoniats below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and 81 e.
CE>S Is THE REST PROOF CT ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY. he aauld add ttat lie Ia alum
d5ut reason Is heli,te. ani can prove. that no Qth
ta' Sind aca the charge for professional >.7-
We 80 moderate. The immense practice Of the
>Ij.-gl.H. ia1us twenty wears past has enabled
Ban 70 accumulate vast ogiicetIl5. al I,-zIs-4-
t,ou, an. lsl,l decisions relative to pate3ts.-
Ilrse h,,sics his extensive library of legal 2ad
mechanical w,rhs. and iuH accounts ef patents
granted Ia t.. Ju..cs. states and Europe, roul-r
hlm atie, beyond question to offer superior facI-
title. for obtaining patents.
AHnccg-,ity u a journey to Washington. 10 70
c're patent. ar the Edl great delay tAeg., at4
Ia saved invent Is.
T1-rNovtAts.
ms II f4zza c9caI5ezt lie cfffes Of Germ
-ls, ..- ~ l4jl4ts. 4. II. iz.,..v, Ezl. 81 Hr--
t.a. a.. .ae II .ae pa'sa. Q.ics. a. solicitor
f-4zaf@as T5{ess=. IE5re wefs fsw. +. any.
f--e.... aFtfHz IN t5#t capacity. Nho ha.i mueL
-t. t.t.rs the fater. 9alse snd thsre were
rene vaa e#.3a.i Z It VIII more slfa. f#i#t=f7ana
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HAVING No FAMILY or RELATIONS 10
PROV lie for, and possessing an income sufficient
i1r all my wants, wi.i hereafter devote nv
tlne to supplying the afflicted with the GRrA1
REMEDY dise.Ferea and Used by my late Hls-
baud during many years o. his extensive MN
leAL fhAc1ttE FV8 INvIgOEAriSG IHE LlYfK.s
sreENaTRESIta TIE DI6rsTfox, am! EEtrlA7Tyc
lAs BOWELS, Ga So effects upon tie system.
cure Dyspepsia, Headache, Neuralgia, Nerv-
5u-ueas, serofala. Weakness e the Lungs. Do
h.hrH, Constipation, Diairhpa, Nurins, P.s
LAYER Complaint, Fever and Ague, Jaundrcs and
al other Bilious leFanEememenis. Tug RAM
EDY is composed oil well known RasTs ~
fLANTs VIVA, they are, and how they act IN
S90ihiHg aud Strengthening the System Is folly
explained Oh each package Will send fref sg
7ail sufficient Of the Remedy to fi4!fy .est is
sFeat curative power on receipt Of fRenty,Fiyet
Cents 10 pay for postage aad ADVERTISING AL
iires', Mas. L. J. HoFElzR, P. .. Box =,
Brooklyn y Y.
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found complete assortment # Harnesses consist
ing O: best silver plate, Brass JaIaned and potted
trimmings, made from the best Of Oak tanned
leather, Riding saddles and brushes Of various
kinds and prices, Ilalters Of every Kind and
quality together with all articles in that branch
Of trade.
MlsIoCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXcELLED
stage lashes Of tie best Lind in use, Sadliers
sl'k Kept expressly for the ladies', Chauos skins
ier cleansing silver and Brittany ware Trunks Of
al kinds consisting Of best Meats Leather and
Eussett Doubles, Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
House Trunks, all kinds OF Trunks made 10 order
atvery short notice. Valiscs and Travelling Bag Of
al kinds aud sizes, Curry Combs and Horse
Ii ashes together with every other article usually
kept in such establishments.
Harne sses eeansed and oiled at shor, notice.
Cash paid for Hides and Calf skins
All of the above articles will be sold a. fai
prices by HENRY ROLLINS.
Ellsworth. June 9th 1856. 1877
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rs'he subscriber hereby : ,es paBlic p

"e s"oacIoeF Hereby < fes pab4tc TO-
tee to all concerned. that he has been
aaiy a?poiated ana has taken upon Ter eff
t4e trust 81 m Administrative upon ;ae estate 4!
Nehemiah H. Cousins late of fremont in the
county Of haneoek, deceased, by giving bonds
as the law directs; she therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to the said deceased's %
l 1ate, 70 make Immediate payment, and those who
ne any demands thereon, to exhibit the same
!1f settlement. NANCY c. Coftsfvs
April %, 1858 avis
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lie; us combine agriculture with hor-
sicalture. that we may beauty ana
sss.n our dwell nss.