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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-13
IA II nov a Ii

rrARDwARx ON C0MMlSsiON.-Ih 'uoro',-
III Der has removed hi. entire stoct o. wAAs
10 M, new store IN Nichos Bioek. oornsf OF COD"
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD Az wheie
H. y Il ke.p on hand general ase"rtmeht I" s""os
In his line.
cAPpENyERS BULL RS,
BLACKSMI7YYS, MA CHINLS7S,
2INNNERS AND FAkNEKS
Gill here md . lArls and Vail assortd stock Of
Shelf and He0CN ATrdsC0re
which will be sold BY the undersigned at ten 70
twenty per cent less than ever before onred In
this market
Country d-alers can bny at this store at a. low
rates A. ~ " Lo1is or Chicago. Gail And examine
before puTehA sing elsewhere.
1rdts J. ~ VAHn hU6S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-13
MEDICAL.
h. HUB II II L. '6
Medical ln6fg1lary
!, so,vxx CONSCIENTIOUS Ap-

IS RANDOLPH STREET, OPPOSITE TIE kEvksk
HoTEL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-13
REMOVALS.
Removal.

vv>uR ,.hsc tp.rs vcg ie.Ye 10 tuform th-Y friends
80, IN, Law. removed their Livery to the Cd
p.on vivsn,s s,abIe, on Hsirison street, bet seen
secsna ana ird and ttsssfu for or all pact -
the, ny solicit liberal share u the patron
eye OF the public. ,-co
x.B. Horses and Carriage to hire on liberal
terms. 49,,
ALsO-Horses boarded IS cheap a. ss any stable
IN she City. OSs'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-13
BANKING.

BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS / MCLEAN
B.a.H KERS,
And Dealers In Exchange,
Davenport, Iowa
0Mee. arsdy street.. besscees Second and 7Ai,
ssreets.
TyxCHAN0E on oil the principal cities Of the Una
T. ted states, Great Britain, Ireland, and CONT.
mental Europe bought and soid.
Notes and drafts collected, ana process remitteo
70 any part OF the United states, IT lowest rates
Convection. Of notes, drafts accounts, leeaces an
inherttsnces made in all parts OF the United States
STOCK and Bonds bought and sold on commission
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange On Cities In the United state
Carpenter l. vermuge, New York city.
Albany CITY Bank, Albany, New York;
butaio City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
Ranx Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
Trsdesrnen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylva1
n.rch 4 Manufacturer Bank, PittsbufR Pa
NcKrru 4 Co, Baltimore, Nd,
gilmore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
LncA. 4 Simonds st Lous, BIO;
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, La;
swift, Brother 4 Johnston, Chicago, Iii;
septs-d
Bankers.
MACKLOT Il CORBlN,
DAvzxPos,, Iowa.
RE1ER TO:
c cs: + esS G s.sr York
Messrs. TEssox 4 DAsJns, Bankers. St. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Messrs. h. X. swirl, BRO. JOHNSTON, Chicae
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds RENTED 10
any part 0fLhe United States
Bills efExchange - all the Principal Cities
ofthe United States and l. ufope
II q q HIT AFD SOLD
- Money RENTED to Europe IN Sight Bius,
which can be ca he'd in any town IN England, Ire
land, or wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
Oct l6-dtf
TALLMAN, POWERS h MCLEAN,
Bankers and Dealers In Exchange,
Having been appointed agents fer the
AMERICAN. EUROPEAN
EXPRESS 4 EXCHAEGE co.
WILL DAA Y DnI0 OF EXCHANGE
in sums to suit purchasers upon all the principal
cities sud towns Of
England Switzerland
Scotland Norway
ireland Sweden
France Pollard.
Germany Russia
Austria 0allict8
Prussia Hungary
Italy Denmark
Spain The Orient.
which they will sell ct New York prices adding Kx
change In New York
Parcels forwarded to oil parts Of the United KlnS
doms and the Continents and collections made, and
commissions and orders Of all kinds promptly exc.
cutej.
February 20dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-13

nal " akness, Spe matsorrhea elect, Impotence
LeucoYrb1s sod steriiiiy, and Organic Diseases OF
The HI ineys, aud In view Of the deceyt Will
prscti ID rpon tn. unfortunate victims Of such DIS
ease BY quacss and base preienden D. Hubbel
u give med cal ady gratis to ali patients thus
afl c.ei IN al. or f-mal. VINO may apply by etsr.
pr ~, Nth description Of their case, u
trae suS reliable mean Of cure. Ardh proposes 20
treat thu unfortunate and In % extreme pover
y ami suffering, Tor that will only compensate
the cost II medicine.
Ia all disessss which affect mankind, arising from
abus~ OF sexual functiDps-whe her ma lied or sin
gle, NILE or f-n sls-Ooctor Hubbril NAY BE consult.
ed privately AID ecret y, mater wb ~ the ci-ease
may BE-, he VIII furnish them with del go.ful a1d
Hes mt remed es tha Will stren gtben the who.e
vous syst m-anf Z al, oc, y remedies that never
the slighte,tr J1Ty, uhd'r sny circumstanc
To TIE LADIss a-i-s troubled with irr-gularl-
tie, wessnes- and OF or complain peculiar the
female sys;em Will md . specify by calllag IS
a5Dve
All cspmunicstions strictly cor fdentisl.
Address, } Hubbell, b, box l5G3 P y, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private ONCE. No IS Randolph 1t, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
1ebl1tf
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Ave tofho . who viii u d CT
Iti-a solemn fact hAto1 hum
dr. Y, thouss nd die an oualiy In Tue
Un,t-I .Ststcs with consnmptlon
m4rssmus or premsture decay.
There cannot De 81 fleet with
out IN ~. q uste cause.
Inv y OF The swfui dest-ac-
tion ofhuman life and health By
ulAarAsmus or premature ex-
haustiDn aud decay OF the n>rv.
Gus syst@n-oervous debility,
caused By sexual diseases, ,uch
o. tha vices u S~lf Abnse semi :
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ONE DOLLAR
WILL RUTX

t6aIstte Copy1
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~ Money RENTED to Europe In Sight BiUs
which can be cashed IN any town IN England, Ire.
land, wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
n~t1
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
The Junior nu,incers.

The trial OF the mutineers on board Of tho
ship Junior lasted eighteen days, and was
brought to a close on Tuesday. by the Jury
returning verdict Of guilty of murder
against Plummer. and Of mansaughter
against Car,hea, Stanley and Herbert. The
prisoners were remandcd to prison for SEN
tencc
Judge CliTord's charge occupied over two
hours and n half The Boston Journal con.
tains the substance of it, The following ex-
tract give the allegation
The indictment contains FIVE counts.
One charges the defendant Plummer with
the murder Of Capt Mellen on the high seas,
with malice aforethought, and that the 9TH
ers were present, aiding and abetting The
second count charges one mortal wound with
Ratchet Tn. third char. es several NOR
tai wounds with a like weapon. Thu fourth
charges the mortal wound t. have been COM
mlttcd with both gun and Ratchet; and the
h'th count adds that the Junior was an
American vessel, and that Plummer commit
tel all the mortal wounds with both gun
and Ratchet, and charges the remainder of
TIE prisoners with aiding and abettine, adj
ding also that this district is the first ono in
which tie prisoners ~ere aIprehended after
reaching the United States; and these several
allegations and forms Of Indictment are
framed TO meet the Legal requirements neces-
sary to bring the oiiense within the urisdic-
ton OF this Court"
Plummer is Maine man, born we think
in Tass,lb5ro'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
A Benr story.

Mr. EDITOR cannot bear to forbear,
when asked to tell bear story. am al.
ways willing to bear part Of the response
bility in any good cause if there is bare
possibility Of success, if it is nothing more
than bearing bear from the barrens
find, after taking bearings, that there is
barely new bear story in this vicinity bat
what is bare of interest, if may except a
bear story Of some barefooted children who
exposed their bare feet to the bare ground,
and another barefaced story Of man who
saw bare bear, bear nine other bears
across a bare lot of barren ground. My sto.
ry is told; and if it will not bear criticisms
as bear story, it will, certainly, as bare
story. U0wI1zER.
Gouldsboro' Nov. 80, 1858.
Ia the sense Of only.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

The rnRlcs WEEKLY JOURNAL. Tho D.
prietors of the kenncbec Journal have ;ss,.,
their Prospectus for the XIV volume Of n.
Thrice Weekly. We take this o.co.,or .,
recommend it to all who take nnv ;,tor,..
in Legislative proceedngs-and who doo.
not! The Journal has contained full and
reliable accounts of the doinss Of our Lco;..
lature, and the doings Of the Board or A.
riculture, and aims to do the same for ~.
winter of 1859. Besides this, it will o;u,
quite extended reports of the doings of Con.
gress, and general summary Of cu,ron.
events.
Single Copy. One Dollar for the Session
as usual, payable in advance. Any ner.o,
forwarding us IS shall be entitled r. ,Ia
ninth copy extra, for his trouble. To INV
one who shall send us SIG, we shall ,sny y
two copies ezra, and the like ratio fnr
larger number. "
ES-lt Is desirable that the name, rsrh
scribers, accompanied with the money NAV
D. forwarded at or before the commencement
OF tie session Money rcmiifed bv mail Nv
u" NV slEN EMS y SAYWARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
X SNSAS.


/ Mas, Contention IN KdHs4s-Ths itch
! Nnl-kaasas God Mines. DC,
. LEAyESw9RrH, Nov. %, per T. S exrrcss
to BoonYilic ,3oth. \ Territorial Mass Con-
ycntion OF tie conservative element Tor tho
purpose OF organizing in opposition 10 tho
Republicans. assembled in this city ycster-
day. The attendance WAS numerous, hough
but SIX counties were reprcs Thorough
reunion and reorganization Of the Dcmocra-
cy was advocated and hotly DEBATED A
strong min rity characterized action pre-
mature.
\ series of resolutions, retitioning Con-
srcss to repeal the land grants, asking aid
for public improvements, dcnouncing the
Republican purity, in favor Of tue exclusion
II free negroes from the future State Of
Kansas, declaring the slave question dead
issue. advocating the opening ut the Indian
Reserves 10 settlers, and in iavor Of n modi-
f alton OF the rre-emption laws, were finally
adopted, with preamble determining upon
the Immediate rganizatiou Of the Democracy
in the Territory.
The session was prolonged to late hour
and was rather turbulent. Both wings of
the party were we'll repr, scented. and the dis
cussiln was maintained with great yi,or.-
The Convention did not limit itself with
regard To the candidates Tor the next Presl-
dcncy, though strong Douglas tendencies
prevailed. The Convention adjourned SINE
DIR
The Utah mail has arrived here. but bring
n news Of importance from salt Lake. Very
severe weather had seriously retarded the
trains. Those OF Russell & Wa4dell would
get through.
Thee men have arrived here from the
Kansas gold mines having in their possession
about 500 in gold dust, obtained while pros
Meeting last summer. They gave must
satisfactory statement of the richness and
extent Of the gold deposits.
IL is reported that the Kansas Indians had
m de discoveries of platina, bat tina, they
refuse 10 diy',lge the location. The deposits,
however. are believed 10 exist on Smoky HILL,
At the fork Of Kansas River, which is in tho
direct route to this city and to the Pixies
Peak mines.
number fpersons squat,cd yesterday on
the Military Reserve. adjoining this city
This lumber and other distractions placed on
the ground were promptly removed by the
Quarter'naster, Capt. Van Wet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
. Ia the sense Of only.

TIE STATE OF MAINE, newspaper Is now
published by Messrs. NJ. n. & F. G. Rich,
while the proprietorship and editorial con-
troll remaia as heretofore. A morning daily
edition is now published to accommodate the
Eastern subscribers, and an evening edition
~ O'Clock, This Establishment has 10 the
five years of its life reached a self sustaining
point; and the Proprietor indulges in hope
full authorizations for the future. The State
of Maine is good paper, conducted with a
good deal Of ability and energy, and with
much independence. There is no Ham
monitor dust influencing is editorial &c.
ton, but it goes in for Maine, .howeyer
bounded -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
The Next Move.

Congress meets next Monday, and the;
comes the Presidents Message, with its gu q
gestions and concentrations. We are i,
hopes to receive 1t in time to give it to GU
readers in the next american. Many ru
mors have found their way into the worlt
through the yellow end OF the Washington
letter writer's quill for correspondence, as t.
what this annual Presidential blast will CON
tain. 1t is said by some that oar complaints
5ainst Mexico will be so magnifed and
e!atoratcly dwelt upon. as to make it clear
to the world that We ought to declare war
at once against that country. 1t may be
that the policy of a protcctoratc for that
ili-fated country, will be shadowed forth
At any rate, no cause, whether lust or not
will be left unnoticed, for pretext to get
another slice of Mexico. This anaconda
propensity OF the nation to swallow up for
eign nations, may be the move, or the - tep
in advance, which Mr.. Buchanan is pre-
pared to take to concillcatc the South. and
to retain them in his favor. We are inciin
cd to think however, that it is not, but the
new doctrine of Congressional Territorial
Intervention is the move contemplated.
Here is what Mr. Jefferson Davis said in
his recent jackson speech
"And it gives me pleasure here to saw of
hun, (Mr. Buchandn what | am assured
l can now say with confidence, that he will
not shrink a hair breadth from the u sitiop
he has taken, bat reiA more another step in
aaregec, and fail. il fall he must, mantullv.
UNFOLDING these rights and defyins the in
science OF lllgotten power"
We add to this seemingly oracular state
ment, made by Mr.. Davis few weeks after
leaving Washington. and probably after
consultation with the administration. the
following additional rumor as bearing on
the CASE
WASHINGTON, Nov 2i.-Senator Birlcr
ana some others are engaged in a scheme, as
rumor has 1t, for the establishment Of anew
paper to be devoted to the new theory of
Congressional Intervention in favor Of slave
ry The paper is to be kept up by the usu-
al subsidies, for which the treasury has been
bleeding Tor two years past | have no
oouht that some such scheme is on lo9t,-
OF Its success we cannot doubt, engineered
as it will be by that astute Statesman. Sem
ator Bigler. The paper Will not be in the
least weak IN the knees.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

joins VAN BuREN's PIcruRr.-John B.
Haskins, the gallant Anti-Lecompton candi-
date in the Ninth Congressional district of
New York in a late discussion described John
Van Buren, who lately tradueel him in pub
lie speech at rammany Hall Prince John has
at last found an artist worthy of his phvsiy-
nomy. as We are glad to see from the follow.
ing cartoon.
John Van Buren,, Mr. Haskin said, is
man who does not often come among us in
the country, but mostly confines his attention
in the cities; but now, being promised
foreign mission by Mr.. Buchanan, ia cas-. of
nv defeat he comes out here to denounce me
and my course in Congress. But am viii
+ ling to compare nv course with his IN 1915
b4til9d for Cass and Butler, and | helped
/ turn out John Van Buren, and his friends
j from the Central committee They went TO
| Lispenard street and formed another commit
tee and they went to Buffalo and nominated
a ticket which, though not elected, yet
answered the purpose of the migrate Van
| Buren,, and defeated Cass and Batter. They
then passed resolutions refusing to admit any
more slave territory; and the doctrines they
then batted for are the doctrines Of tho Re
publican party to-day. Bat Mr.. Van Buren,
has changed, and now goes for the new doc
trims Of james Buchanan, to forca slavery
upon the free soil of Kansas. Who is it tina,
stand clear upon the record? |. John Paul
ding of Revolutionary memory had had the
blood Of the Van Burens in his veins, be
would have sold his country for the British
gold which Andre offered to him in such
abundance; he would have given up the liber-
ty of his country for his own selfish ends
\ few days ago Mr.. Van Buren, in referring
TO the fact of Andres capture, said that if |
were searched he had no doubt but pass
! from Seward would be found in the heel Of
ny boot. | can only say that if he comes IN
proper proximity to tho toe Of my boot, l
will give E,m pass that will greatly sccel-
crate his movements in turning some one of
his many political sommersets, II their is a
! political prostitute in this country that sunk
/ lower than any other-one that has let him
self on every hand for selfish purposes to
play Mt fortunes tricks, it is this self SINE
''harlequin political" John Van Buren, -
/ Had he been honest and true. lie might now
have sat In the Senate OF the United States,
but he sold himself y the South. Along
/ with Mr.. Buchanan he has turned his back
Ito the North and his face to the South ard
let them take care of him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

THRICE WEEKLY AGE. The Publishers If
the Age have issuel prospectus for the
ihFl'e " eekly to be continued during the
session Of the Legislature. The Ago has full
and reliable reports of the doings of the Leg
stature, and is The best, 50 called, democrat.
&c paper in the State, to our mind. We
hope those Of its party will subscribe liber.
ally.
The terms will be 81 in ADVANCE for tho
session. Postmasters. or others. who will
forward Is the names of SIR subscribers, and
the 50, shall receive a copy in addition.
1t is very desirable that the lists should
be forwarded as carly as the first of Janu-
airy.
Subscriptions may be made 10 Members of
The legislature, or 10 PoNmastets
ELIAS q. HEDGE & co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Soon after the ras
ssenger train of cars on the Somerset and
Men railroad LETT the Somerset Mills sta
lion' on Saturday night last, it being quite
in AtA anu tile engineer not keeping Sufficient
skuhk' and although the cars were moi
throw from the track, by the collision, the,
we're Tor some time, very good imitation
IN s"en, OF some OF our young dandies. We
ana not learn 10 what extent the skunk wa.
injured or whether he intends to sue In,
'"P'hy iof damages. Clarion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
The Echo kiaye

Co|u"l5us, s. c., Nop. 30.-The Grand
oury came !ato Court this morning, and re-
ported that they found no bill in all the
three cas's, against the crew Of tho SLAYER
Echo. The counsel of the prisoners wall
probably move Tor their discharge on Mon.
uay' when the question Of the constitution
a1iity Of the act declaring the slave trade to
p 1e piracy, will comeup for argument. The
l ). Attorney will endeayor to hold the
prisoners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

Congressional Intervention to protect
slavery in the territories will be The plank
In the next dem ,cratic platform. Con-
srersional Intervention to prevent slavery
extension in territories now Tree, will be
the creed Of the opposing. or Republic
can purity. Which is the best for the
country, for the free white man? This will
be the question to be settled
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

Robert Dale Owen, Of England, noted as
man of energy, and for his free thinking
principles, ana advocacy of the social prin-
ciple in the organization of society, died re-
Gently at the age of IS. He was the father
OF Hon. Robert Dale Owen, a former mem
Der Of Congress for Indiana.
No CnoIcs. There have beea number
Of ballotings in the South Carolina Legisla
ture for senator without success. Tic FIRE
eaters st .he n - tets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

Have the medicine profession a euro for
Chronic Rheumatism Then why not make
it shown? The Mountain indian Liniment
has cured those who have suffered from this
disease for years, without getting relief from
their physicians
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

HARPER's MAGAZINE for December, has
been received Of B. Williams L Co., through
Moses Hale. This Magazine continues to
be The work for popular reading and popu-
lar favor. 1t is only necessary to announce
its reception, as all of its readers expect and
know it is good. Noses Hale agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, Of New York.
died at Paris on the Sth. lie was native
of Undertook, n, Y, and was borne in
1895. He studied law with Ex-President
Van Buren,, and has always occupied high
position at the bar. During tho auministra-
ton OF Gen jackson he was. for portion
of the term, Attorney General of the United
States. He has held prominent offices, also'
in the State administration of New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

JoHN l.. MERRtLL.-This notorious horse
thief, OF whose recapture we spoke in our
last, Was returned TO hi, old quarters at
Norridgewock. on Thursday last. The
mode OF his capture was in this wise. Some
goods had been stolen. and it WAS suspecte d
that Merrill WIS the thief A warrant wa.
Issued to search the house of his mother, in
the progress Of which letter was found
from John, dated PHILADELPHIA, under the
assumed name of Charles French. dis
patch was sent TO the Philadelphia police,
describing the personal APPEARANCE Of Mer-
MI ana the bird WAS soon Gagged Deputv
oherlh Nye, armed with requsition iron,
the Govern Of this State. had the honor Of
receiving and escarting him back TO his old
quarters, where we think he will be likely
10 remain this time, till he has his trial.
Skowhegan Clarion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

ROBBERY IN BucKsPoR1-ARREsT OF rHt
THEE. On Saturday night of week be for,
last, Mr.. Dean En- ry's story in Bucksport
was robbed of plated ware, silver watches
&c, to the amount Of over 5000 Messls.
Walker & Bieknell were summoned to catch
the thief, and did 50, OF course. They ar
rested Louis Guidi, AN Italian pedlar. at the
Dwnei House, on Thanksgiving Day for
the THEFT and Immediately proceeded to Il
house in Levant where they found Geld &
trunk containing portion Of the stolen ar.
ticles. Bangor JEFF.
Some time in Nov, this same Louis Guidi
broke into the store of Messrs. wescot. /
HInckley, Bluehill, and appropriated such
goods as he could carry away, to his own
use. Some clothing found on his person
when taken. has been identified as belonging
to Wescott Il Hlnckley.
An examination vas had before Hon. Par
ker Tuck at Backsp1rt on Monday, and he
was ordered to be bound over in $3.50 for
his appearance at the April term of the
Court, on the Blaehill charge, and in $500,
on the robbery at Buckspogt.
Oficer Bicknell lodged HIM in jail in this
town on monday night. for want Of bonds
We learn that he resides in Leyant
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
What disunion doctrine Dir. Seward hold.

W nat UIsuIIJH uOC tfIIFo DIT '10"'fu f'0''1S
to, we do not know. Perhaps the Argus
will enllghten us. MIR. Seward expressed the
hope tnat the whole nation will be rid OF
slavery, but he expressly says, he does not
desire it in any way except by force of con-
stitutional measures. on the part OF the
States and Of the General Government
Does the Argus object to this state OF
Maine.
Counterfeit tens on the New ENGLAND Bal
Of Boston, altered from the fraudulent Bank
of Paramount Ne. are in circulation IN New
York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

DYsENrERY. For Dysontery and similar
complaints Of the Summer season, the PERU
WAN SYRUP has proved a remarkable
preventive and care. BY imparting tone to
the Intestinal mucous membrane, it places
this surface in the best possible condition to
resist the irritation ofcraie and iniigestible
articles Of food.