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LEcoMrTos IN kASsAs.-Ihe last Lawrence
UraH Of treodom says.
.sOf the near thirty presses now in Kansas,
there are but thrcc-possitly tour-"hich
sustain the English swIndle. We presume
the entire circulation of those four presses
will hardly equal two thousand copies
Not Ia exceed one half Of these are in the
Territory; besides many copies are taken by
out and out FREQ State men, or those who
will vote against the acceptance OF the Con
grcssional proposition.
While the presses of Kansas are almost 4
unit against the swindlc, but one voice
comes to us from the PEorLE. However
anxious the latter may be- 10 terminate the
contest, which has already been protractcd
Ia such an unreasonable length, and which
IN, produced such fatal consequences, they
will not give any couutcnlncc whatever To
that infamous proposltion--onc which, II
accepted. would compel them to stul,ily
themselves and give the lie to all their past
history.
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hanger, June sth, by Rev Geo Il. Llttle MI John
: Pearson If Ellsworth, Sarah A. daughter Of VIM.
/ stacey u Bangor,
In iiaucpr June tth by Rev. A. Battles Samuel Water
house. ts,i Ellsworth, Miss Julia A. Brock, OF Ban
In Blu,hn June 18Th, by Putnam ingalls,, Esq, Mr..
Martin v Iutchngs Of Brewer to Miss Mary b. Ingalls,
/ Of Biuthi.
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3. I. BIBBIT7'S
BEST SAl|ERATy rus,

is prepared entirely different from 9TH
or salcratus. All the deletcrious matter is
extracted in such manner as to produce bread,
biscuit and all kinds of cake, without containing
particle of Saleratus when the bread is baked;
thereby producing Wholesome results Every par
ticle Of Saleratus is turned to gas aid passes
through the bread or biscuit while baking, consc-
qucntly nothing remains but common salt, water,
and flour. You will readily perceive by the taste
of this salcratus that it is entirely different from
other saleratus. When you purchase one paper,
you should take the old paper with you, and be
very particular and get the next exactly like the
first, (name and picture, twisted loafbread, with a
glass ehervescing water on the top, as you see in
Full directions for making Bread with sour milk
and Cream Tartar, and all kinds of pastry; also
for making soda-watcr; also, for making seidlitz
powders, will accompany each package.
b. r. BABBITT,
Gs and 20 Washington street, N. y, and SO In
| dia street, Boston. l9-ly
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LAUNCHED.

At Prnobscot 18th inst fine schooner Of tons called
the Willard yarnum, owned by Messrs. Narnun 4 Co..
and to be commanded BY Capt. Charles Leach
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

SAILED.
THURSDAY, 10.
Sch. Mrnins Star. StauvotJ Boston.
- Ljok. Nuorc, do.
" Belle, E,nick, saicm-
ARRIVED
PmDAY, IL.
d" Bangor, J<han, Salem.
" otronto, Hammond, Boston.
" Dolphin, Lord, Do.
SAILED.
SATURDAY, IL.
" Nolant, jordan, do
" Adelaide, Clark, do.
svSpiY,I3.
Forester, Murch, do.
ARRIVED
MONDAY Ia.
" Elizabeth, Holt, do.
Tuesday, 10.
" Ariel, Treworsy, do.
" Tarquin, llerrick, do.
SAILED.
b" Arborecr, Holt, do.
" Panama, Tate, do.
" Counsellor, Franks, DO.
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DIED.

In Watham the llth. Mr. Joseph lcllisnu aged -,
In Ellsworth l6th. Mrs. Campbel. aged 30.
IiNcwti,hyiIic, Mass, Mrs. Hannah Nlhken, formerly
u Ellsworth widow the late Capt NIthl pedk, ot Bos
tou, aged -.
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SheriH's Sale.
For Sale.

ONE4 Wheel Extension Top Buggy, one Pleasure Was-
" gon one fairness, enc heavy ox Cart, one light OK
cart and various articles Of carpenters tools and farming
utensils fall Of which are in good order and will he sold
reasonable terms by applying to j. s. Lord or to the sub
seriber at her residence in Ellsworth. 49,.
iwo0 CAROLINE POND.
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Sherif's Sale.

HANCOCK, SS.-Takcn on Execution and will he sold
IL at Public Auction at the Post Office in urland On sat
urday 24h day OF July next at 10 O'Clock i'll the fore
noon all the right which Alexander 4icy Of said orant
has redeem, to conveyance from Lowell urii"e
Suy Of about % Of land situate in the South East
ery corner Of No. u.s. in the OF 0rand the same
having been attached OH the original writ
3w2l n. WALKER, Deputy Sheriff.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR 10000 PERSONS

WE are desirous of procuring Agent either Lady
w Gent,nan) in every Town and County in the niitd
states To engage in Gcntci Business, hy which from
800 to 500 per Month be realized Tor further par
ucullrs Address with stamp
). A. DEWEY Co,
GmlS Box ljl, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CATION TO TUE PuDLIc.-London Cordial Gin,
Mcdicated Schnapps, Royal Schnapps, DR.. Woolf
Schnapps, Alonzo Wolf Schnapps.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under tho
above brands with labels claiming to possess med
zeal properties. They are all common mixed Gin,
put up in imitation of my Genuine schnapps, for
the purpose Of deceving the public.
UDOLpHO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer and only importer Of the
Genuine Schiedam Schnapps.
FOR SALE IN BOSTON BY
B Richards 4 Sons, IS and 81 State street (;
Edward Goldman & Co, 95 State street; Saml =
Cochran & Co, 80 Congress street; Weeks Pot
ter l2i Washington street; Seth L Pcckcr, 20
Elm street; A l. Cutler, 43 India street; Wilson,
Fairbanks & Co; Carter, Colcord 4 Preston, Ham
over and Portland SITS; Burr, Foster h Co, Corn
hill; Samuel N h VIM A Brewer, 90 & 90 WASH
ington street; A S Mansfield, l59 Milk street;
3mois Is
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There was n large fire at Bangor on Thurs
day night Of last week. The Jcifersonian
says -
About ton O'Clock on Thursday evening
last a fire broke out in the store house Of the
store of Pcndlcton Il Ross, on Broad St.
aud soon communicated to the store. The
stsrchousc was owned lay Geo. W. Lall and
occupied by Tyler Il Co., for storage of
shingles, hay, 6c 1t was destroyed with its
contents. The Store wa, occupied as 4 ship
chin,ilcry by rhurstoR Il Metcalt. Among
their goods was considerable quantity of
TAR, which the fire deyoured grcc,lily. The
damagc to them is about ) $4,000 ; to Pen
dlcton Il Ross, about $1,000. The upper
part Of the store was occupied by +. W. FL
der, as sail lgft. His lost is about Hoo
No Insurance. The store was not insured
Messrs. Thurston Il Metcalf wore insured.
PACIYC NEws.-Thosc who manage the
business of rumors, gave ont yesterday that
pacific intelligence was just received from
Great Britain. BE the rumors what they
may, there will be no war with Great Brit
ain, 81 long as ''Cettsn is King, rs it GER
tainly is in politics, tit is not in commerce.
The capitulations which abandoned large
portions of Maine and Oregon to British
ambition are yet fresh in the recollection of
the country Republic.
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a-=--
MARRIED.

Congress adjourned last monda,
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DROPOSALS FOB SHAFTS.
L. s. CAPITOL EXTENSION


WAsHISSToN, 90 ptember - b, l8i3.i
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ofhoe
until the fourth DAY OF nsnt at foe
Capitol, one hundred Shafts for the columns of the
The dimensions are as follows:
One hundred shafts, including the upper torus of
the base each shan to be twenty 1--WE I, ct two and
one slghth inches height from the bottom Of SAID
torus to the top Of the upper ashagal.
The dlamete, of the torps or bottom piece OF shaft
diameter ofthe shaft above to be three feet. and at
neck below the capital two feet and eighth
inches and the diameter Of the upper astraga to be
two feet eleven ard seven igths inches These are
the net dimensions 1.-THE work when finished.
All the blocks to be scabb ed round to dime
and to be free from all defects which would maK e
bamishss in the finished column.
The above shafts to be OF white American marble,
SINH color grain. and competition to that used
IN the exterior Of the Caption Extension, which
comes from near Lee. NJ assaohusetts.
Every sropO al should be accompanied with a
block at least one cubic ipot iG size, az specimen
United to proper chemical and mechanical tests bs
fore being accepted for the worb
the marble will be delivered and should be aocon-
panied by 6 written guarantee, signed BY one or
they nHdsftat That the bidder or baGets ' Will ne bs
or their bid be accepted .enter Into obi with
the comp s S q" the work GhaeIaksn sas g
the Sad se Of tn.
general government or dlSidual known to tho En-
gineer or Department of War. that the guar ntofs
are able to make good their guarantee.
The United States the right TO reject any
or all bids not deemed advantageous, and to max e
arrang ements for procuring he " arble.
Proposals will be received for furnishing the shaft
either in single blocks IN blocks Of not than
four feet in length and the number Of shafts
single blocks II pieces, peotIvey, should bs
stated.
Proposals wi be opened in this office at noon of
the 4th December next, In the presence of bidders
who may choose to he present.
By order OF the Secretary of War:
N. G.. MEIGS,
Capt. of Eng ,neers,
I'm oharya nj y q Ganttnl Evton,i,o
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ELEGANT CURTAIN GOODS

CLA6ETr Z DODSON have the pleasure OF
Informing I'll IN guest Of any kind Of Curtain Ma
tsrals that their stock Of every thing appertsnng
GO taat ktnd Of furniture 10 pow complete in al
tsAt - sovsi and desirable. all Of which thsT are
sellaG very sSeap.
They haye aoS IN stock
Essgant Triple vida French Satin Brookatelle. ell
Elsssns soubl. width do. do.
20. embossed spt de Laia,
20. do. Et6f de Antique, both new styles
po: PLAIN and striped Kept, very pretty and
Em6so.Ssrsd Borders and Bands Curtains in broad
, Coths, very new and recherche,
Aett se Llcs IL extremely rich oolors and bo. ders
20 ItAese are rich IN the extreme,
e'es sann ksass, IN entirely nav styles, very
Eos psmAs. Lame. ssmes style, very cheap,
mr. Ssses superb embroidered Lace and Muslin
anes o.. sn new, At prices from 8 50 to
Alec, r,o1 ss.sr .ns ..Ss Cords and T.s..ls and
P,ssin SIo1ees ,ni, SsI1nSsees, SIDE Rants. and
Wersspsstfaly invite all IN vsnf ~ CnTfain. IN
cAl and see Toe themselves wevarrant 81. n 80, ~
20 Dc a. lou II nos Syer than Of the ssme xoods
Also, last received, the late a. designs from pa,,.
for the oOlstrpctlon and hGnsiDs OF Curtsirs a.
represented b. .Le GaIds Trsubfe."tI SSich We
arc subscribers fof che benefit Of our custcTnsr.
- e1St CLAGETT DODSON
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-G III Giddings, Texas;
Belnsre, Mass; Gensr, Mrs Gensr, Misses Ge-
her, Cuba Miss + Jenkins, b A Clarh, w f.
Burton and daughter, Mrs Hughes, n Yk; A :
Boau, o SPrigg, c BrawBer, Il Sasscer, ir, Md:
Conrad, La; Poolviss, Nh; II Jenkins
s an. L LADY, Del; ~ PsrIilI, Iowa. Chapter.
Price, Ill; E Baker, Va; w d Bowie, jr, Nd;
ID Sweetser, Mass; E = Lowmln, Kansas; A
Se.more, Va: II reynolds. Nd; l. sutton, do; r
H Moore, Frost, w Simonton, J H Cea,e,!
l. Msrris, Charles ; Smith. ID NJ Stone, M F
Odsll, N.Y. Dr. Dare and lady, c w Spencer, Md;
M and Mrs Montgomery: La; Geo Whitney. Pc;
AeramOr., Psrq; J Moore, Navy: w
Il Whit, jr, Mass; Maynard, Va; X NJ Cuyl. r
CSN; IA u Beach. Il Evans, TAYLOR, C n
stewart, E Raenk, lr, g Tator, j ) Boyd, NY;
Col Moody, Royal Engineers, England.
BROWNS HOTEL C III Gayle. Md: ! $
MAXWELL, USN; r Maly and ledv, Ny; A b
Hassou, uSN; Mr. Sambeft NY: w Con. bile,
Md: 4 Lslltr:, Pa; Miss LallerY, do; Miss
! Lewis, Pa; g w Cooke, Texas; Col Butte. neId
Mexico; w BraIr' Md; w ] Berry, de; w j
He then, NY: w II Magruder, USA; II Bar.
ter Nd; Roger, Pa spense, La; H Brad
,tls; ALBERT. dc; J ID Griffin AID lady. NY
p Marsh, do; E Pie. don and lady, sc; Miss
PisTdo :, do; Miss Williams, do; Miss 8 Ed
wards, do; Miss = Edwards, do; j = Pierron,
NY; $ NJ Brown, sc; Jas A Mcaiey, Md; b
Cie mems, do; III p Barrow, Ga; r. Dorrell- NY;
Ruggies, La; 7 shryOck, Md; A ID Banks,
UNITED STATES HOrEL.-JH Gri.wold ,
NY; II x Reynolds, D,; A Is Heller. I'M: 5 =
Chapman, Va: J l. H.wes, NJ. X C. Raynes Me;
J Jones, La; simpson. DC; II b Holmes,
Md: r ii Peyton, o; Edelin,, Nd; Pow,
ell, Va.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-rB Downing. NY;
w ID Kennedy, do; J n Erowiton, Wis; Nils, O.
Allen, Pa ] Thornton, Va; w Norris, Pa; 1
Anes, NY; w Maxwell, ism; ii Weldon
nv; Bilnsld, o. ] X Stanton, Mass; L Ber.
~, Nd.
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EVENING STAR.
THE AWAKENING
Bf MRS. HExANs,

-Hg.-g Bf MS. HExANs.r
Whils dsJ arises. that sweet hour Of n,;u. "
Hev maEy thousands are svek snipg now.
Ssns 70 the songs from the forest bourh.
AZ ths rsstllns Of sayea at the lattice pana
isths Ginning fan Of the early ram.
Ana some. far out on the deep mid saa
tue dash Of the waves in their fos minr .Iaa
Te.,e zeal into spray on the SHIPS tall side,
inA' nsias through the tumult her path Of pride.
Ana seme-eh veil may their hearts rejoice,
tSLne SeIus sound Of mothers voice
&Sng shai they y earn for that kindly tone.
"hsu rom The board ard the hearth 'tis gone.
And scrns In the camp to the bagls's breath,
Ana the tramp of the ste sa the echoinK heath.
Aed the sudden roar Of the hostile gun,
w HEB tells that held must ere night be won.
And some in the gisomy convict cell,
To the dull deep note Of the warning bell.
a. 10 heavily calls them forth to die,
while the bright sun mouEtsin the laughing sky.
And some TO the peal OF The hunters horn,
Afd some 70 sounds from the CITY horne:
And some To he rolling of torrent floods
fn mlds old mountains and solemn Woods
20 are We reused on this ehequsr'd earth,
Eaen unto life hath daily birth
anoush fearful or JOY Gus, though ssd or swat
Dsths voioes which hrst our psprins ing meet
Pat One must tbs sound ba, aad One thu call.
nion IRON The dust shall awake us all,
Ons. thonkh To sever'd and distant doOms-
nov soau the ssspsrs arise from their &C mbs.
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DSpain Is preparing expedition Of 10 600
men against the Moorish pirates of the Riff
O A man In New Bedford accomplished the
MAI OF drinking quart Of brandy within an hour
on wager.
OPhose Germans Of Davenport, Iowa, who
deny the Christian Religion, have a large then
tire 10 full blast on Sunday evenings
u LADY out west ma kes her brsgs that none
- Congress.
u he steamers on the Western Lakes are
About to stop running. They have made nothing
mere than their current expenses during this sea-
son.
III One Of the witnesses In murder case In
Hsston has been In jail over a year Nothing
IKE this to keep information about murders Sc.
srst.
IL The Cincinnati Times says theirs Is a man
In that city who can drink a keg Of beer In twelv We
hours, and that 1t takes nearly keg to satisfy his
appetite
IL There 10 an immense bear swamp in Le-
banen county, Pa. IL is said to lie an INN ense
thickef, OF miles in extent. here the bears har-
Der, and whence 1t is impossible to dislCdge
them.
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DR. srRpH 4 n B j 7 7 X Y.
OFFICE l9a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from l<fk sfyesf

DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public that
Oosied as Stove He FEEL. sssaroa 1 than SGs
experienoe OF hfteen years prsctiss, with <o0
hs sTss number .s.t Of and variety
to fsss oss Or
the profession, and especially Drs Harris and T. and
f. Parmly, has led him, long since, TO discard all
tnamsIs. G utta Percha. India Rubber and Clements
for the construction Of Contiguous Gum Teeth, and
relisb.e substance that be worn IN the mouth as
was mort concuslvely shown by the last American
Although he fiatters himself from his long resi-
dence ard practice IN Washington he is fayorably
known to HIS numerous friends and patrons, he bsgs
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
FIom the late Rector Of the Cksreh ofEpiphaay,
DIR. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex
press my esteem tor you personally, and my conn
executed for me have been highly satisfactory.
hops that Io "a. may Iecelye the patronase from my
Wilmington. Aug. g. ST.. is5s se' INV. FRENCH.
From one % the Oldest firms IL Baltimore
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotman + Co.
o Having employed Dr.. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
and dSat Of uoIf When hs dd
TO entire Satisfaction and in view oft fact that
sal College Of Baltimore Jailed. after re ed trials
70 perform the same work SATISFACTORILY gives me
kIodt kooSuIo 10 6A press my 0ntlr0 confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BO0GS.
. Extract from a note ,see,Ued from the late Ho.
JoAs M. CIayton.
u. 9. Senate, Aus. 1e. 1856.
Tho teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
talpg could DO better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maIades OF the
teeth can cheeriully recommend DIR. g Baily as
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
Tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood we'll for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Apnlls. lS56. Va. Conf. M. E Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DIR. =. BaIy
surgeon Dentist of this olty. having been cogni-
zant oil his operations our families friends
pleasure Ia expressing our admiration of his art
skill, AZ well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and diicul
operations II Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to tho confidence and patronage of
me pubic, Of which We consider MIN ominently
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER. Architect U. 9. Capito'.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID Of Washington, ID, C.,
.. :. BoHRRR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
n. s. LINCOLN, VI. D.. of Washington, d. C.,
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
GRoRGE w ACTON, tx Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKNox. Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. g. Patent Ofice,
feb ao-tf '.''
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FORM GUARANTEE.

FORM ORA GUARANTEE.
TO Capt. III. c, Meigs, ". S. Enstxsers.
We the undersigned, residents Of -, Ii the
State Of, hereby. Jointly and severaly, cove
nant with tbs United States, and suaTanty in case
the foregoing bid of be accepted, thst he or
they will, within ten days after the acceptance of
the said bid exesute the contract for h. same, with
good and celt sureties, to perform the work or
terms OF the adve, tlSemsat unaor which il was
made. And IN case the laid shall fail to enter
the diderence between the offer by the said = and
the next lowest bidder. Alb
CD
hereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge
and heIef the shove nsmed gnarantors are good and
sufficient
anSd
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LOVE-, BIsANI, VKSsRANCK AND IAPRIsoS-
NkNr-A short time since a typo, styled Will
liam DcGarris, who had worked for some time
IN Nashville, went to the towa Of Woodbury.
Tenn for the purpose Of engaging profession
ally at that place. few days after locating
ored Of beautiful and Intelligent Young lady,
who, In due course Of time, be woed and wed
Shortly thereafter began to be whispered around
that this beautiful and Intelligent young lady was
not De6arris' only living wife. The relatives OF
the unfortunate lady, for this reason insisted that
she should leave DeGarris, and have nothing
further to do with him, unless he could establish
his Innocence OF the charge She assented to their
Wishes, and addressed her new lord note to that
eject. DeGarris had not enough Of philosophy
10 bear this reverse with a commenda BILE degree
Of calmness and resignation. He threatened the
direst vengeance upon those who had stepped be-
tween him and bis beautiful young love. The
issuance OF peace warrants enSueS and the Last
heard Of the wayward D-Garris, he was clt sely
confined ia the Jail at Woodbury. awaiting tLe
developments Of the future.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN I n THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of th cir
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question 10 what shall We do to stop the hair from
falling off, and restore Its vigor and beauty In re-
ely 70 this }usTy We boz to say try DR.; AAR Ris'
remove dandruif, keep the scalp oleen and white,
and impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued use of it two months will insure you
luxurant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and II
and get the prioe pald.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
gist, corner Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sis
and n Waahlngton city 81 2. ID; GILMAN, Drug
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
Sv6nue. All "
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nation Of civilized Liked men, RfEss cHERRE s sts2
ass s
FSnieHy known TO mankind. Cases of Apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by IT, and thous-
ands OF sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoyuepts OF
fe by this powerful antdote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on Tia
tSs s.s TIE az backing S sIs
ara affOhg. whispar to all but him CONVENTION.
He tries everything. but th- disease is gnswils 81
his vitais and shows its fstsl syIptoms moss asd
Nv PICTORIAL nov: i has stopped bis oouef,
made breathing easy; his sleep 10 sound az night
his appetite returns and With II his strength. The
neighborhood can be found which has No, .c;,.s az
Zach ua.s sea yor ne tbsfrI Pscts1s ~ i@
psrlshsbs renown. put It's usefulness does not end
cure. The countless colds and coughs which II
cures are the seed which would have riDerea 80. !.
dreadful S1sss nsasssi Of
INK coasf ad All Of the hoSs
are easily cured by the CHERRy PECfQEkEiI
hksn ia ssascn, EYery rasiiy should have il b,
parent sheep from many Sock and the darling iamb
Authenticated evidence these facts. With areo.
Sns for .ns fIsst%sni Of each oonPeirt may Be
Fushsa three yrihons. and scatter them brosdesss,
may have before them the INFORMATION il oputairs.
r-v, ~. dstnbntiou gratis and also for sals tfsss
rSmSdfes, Pre- Jared b bM. J. q. Az En-, fraaEioS
and Analy teal Chsmiat. Logell, Mass.
Sold BY 3. d. GILMAN, w sshinston. and b. II.
C0GE, Aessndria. snd by Gil dealers svss; Were.
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IL The New Orleans Delta has the following
piece OF Interesting news. The Delta says:
eve have just learned with regret the death
In the City Of New York of Mrs Maria Gonzales
ae Mora, at the advanced age Of 81 yeats. Mrs
Mora leaves six children, So grandchildren, and
~ great graadchildren-or a total Of % members
Ter enc family The deceasd leaves a large for
tune-part Of which consists of two ma ynihcent
pfaatations In Cubs, employing over twJ thou
sand slaves, and valued at more than a million
and half Of dollars
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ID U X T. o HIO
Il CATAWBA BRANDY,
s ". PIKE, Sole Proprietor.
10 daI ~ Sycamore street, Ctac iaudfi, Ohio.

This Brandy has been nufaorured for several
years from the Pure juice Of the Catawba Grape,
thus aifordng additional evidence Of the progress
OF American enter prso and industry, and of our
ahllity To produce articles at homa, equal to those
made 10y any other ma ION.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandi~s, In
purity and flavor. 1t is, Ia fact. the best Brandy
Known. This statement is fully corroborated by the
Gsrthoates Of our most distinguished analytical
Chemists.
IL l. is a sure Remedy for Dyspepsia. Elatu-
Iency. Tramp; Cholo, Languor, Log Spirits, Gene
rn Debility, &o. No tamil should lie without it.
ID Retail price OIL % per bottle.
s. N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. B. CT.ARKE,
Druggist and Pha rmRoeutist, corner of Pa avenue
and ~ street. Sole Agent for the District. where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. su L. SIN