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J. G. ABERCROMBIE,

q u - y II q u Wv 1III4v - =
A LII operations In Dentistry care fniiy and skill
"A fully performed. All late and valuable improve.
and discoveries In in the profession practiced
Over eight years practice In this city.
Office Hendricks Drug Store, Jefferson Street.
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sna The jackson County Journal Of the 3D. learns
= shat the Sabula brewery, owned BY . German
named Hsrbould, was totally destroyed BY ere
!. oa The afternoon Of the 26th ult Lots 81 800.
= No insurance.
%. A monster OK, measuring II feet from tip 70
Dip, 10 feet in girth, and weighing $500 pounds,
Z = now being exhibited in Augusta, Gs.
According to the Chicago Herald, Mr.. A.
nights since 70 . prominent g Naiidettd ds paue'
a Chicago. The happy couple, however, quar-
Seled and separated in less than h0ur altar the
ceremony Was pertormed-she going TO her old
sssioencs and occupation. and be probably 70
Davsnpesa
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T. T v + r A NJ n

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
lash capital and surplus Ss3S.6UO.
HIS, the Oldest Insurance Company in the United
u States, doing business in the West, continues to
Insure meetings. Merchandise, and Manufactures at
prices as low same risks taken by other RELI
ABLE COMPANIES Particular Inducements are of-
Tered to Farmers to insure their Dwellings and Barns
in this Company for a term of gears they can do
SO at less rates than be done by Mutual Companies
without mourning the liability of paying the debts OF
the Company.
L. H. SHEPARD. Agent.
Office over Banking House or Cook 4 Baxter, Bur-
hngton, Iowa. feb2S-bptf
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Valuable EARNS far sala


THE undersigned Offers for sale the farm on vhic
he resides, containing as acres. II lies In Lee
county, one nile south east Of Al usia-has npoa IL
two dwelling houses, c0mmoalpas barn. over one
hundred acres under cultivation, good b. airing orch.
ard, and other improvements. 1t IS a healthy and
pleasant location and rich aud desirable farm adjoining
timber.
ALsD-A farm containing 100 scres, one mile east OF
tine above, half timber, the other half under
ment iog buildings, &c. Water in abundance % both
Places.
5anls-wu DRURY FARLEY.
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+. L B N Err, G NTH,
(sCCCEsSoR TO D. 8. EBKRs gIl

l. fE Il N X w. E q lib r. tx IS
MANUFACTURER AND SOLE PROPRIETOR
HERRIAG'S Pi7ENI CHAMPION Sd FL
For the States Of Missouri and Iowa,
Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock:
Both received Prize Medals at Worlds Fair in London
ls5i, and Worlds Fair in New YORK, 1851.
Also, Agents for Patent Bank Locks OF different ma
kers.
ID Levee and 90 Commercial Street,
iuly17-bptf sAIST LOUIS, MO.
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THE COLEMAN FARM MILL.
The Wonder and admiration Of tie Age
Every Farmer his own Miller!
Great Saving Of Time and Expense.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL METALLIC MILL EVER
INVENTED FOR MAKING BUCKWHEAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR.
Itcan be run by Horse, Steam, Wind Water Power.
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sitting Corn Meal
for family use, while grinding, $50
Price, with Betting Machine attached, for making
Family Flour, 4T5
Descriptive Circulars be had, the Mil can be
seen In operation at the Office the stGeenan Farm
Mill Company Tribune Buildings, No. Spruce st..
n Y, where all orders viii receive prompt attention
feb1-w6m MARTIN THATCHER. See.
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A. DEMMERLE,
SADDLE And HARNESS MIXER,
Washington. between Main a Sd SITS.
THE undersigned has hand and manufacture to
order Saddles Harness and all articles In his line,
In any style desired They have purchased the right TO
manufacture rhattuck's Patent Collar, believed be
the best article ever used. -
ey Chairs, Sofas etc, trimmed in any style desired.
Orders solicited. A. DEMMERLE.
oct3-d3m-wly Gree Press copyl
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General Land Agency Office
CODNGIL BLUFES, 10 VA.

nES EEEs G.. rs L. q u III Il IL !,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
viii promptly attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locating and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Faxes Selling Real Estate, and all other branches OF
the Land Business, In Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar T-bptf.
DEAL Estate in Council iEGaifs and
III OMsalla.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate either OF these fourshng towns viii do well
TO send their orders to u. 9. BLOoMER,
mar 1-bptf. Land Aksnt
Council bluffs lava.
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For Pike Peak.

For Pike Peak.
INHE advertiser suggests to those proposing TO emf
Crate to the Gold Fields and to others the prnfAi-
ETY. OF purchasing cattle. III has for sale twelve yoke
OF No Cattle, we'll talned, which be will sell at very
low rates Also, iGEr IA wagons, perfectly sound
He has also for sale fine iot Of thorough bred young
Durham Cattle. besides large lot Of other breeds Of
cattle Enquire OF the subscriber on the Lowell road,
Six miles west Of Burlington.
jan8l-xtf D. HARRISON.
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Il. M. SINGER a. CO.'S
NEW INVENTION
TRANS FER Sc SHUTTLE
Letter A Sewing Machine

For Families and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Also, Machines for ring Boots Shoes, and
Garments Of every description, constantly on hand
western office 40 Lake st. chicago.
A. w. HARRIS, Agent,
Commission Agents wanted. MARI w6m
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COOK e. BANI Err,
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange.
(4S JEFFERSON STREET, OPPOSITE BARRETT HoussJ
InHN p.nrEp Burlington, Iowa.
COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
jan4-6mw
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c. w. SHERFEH,
A EEDIsNEA All IAN AAss GEN.
n EEs4AE As-ENE.
PL1TTSNOUIH. AABRAShA.
sep lG-bpy
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Fl. II. SCOTT & TO.
nEALEtsS IN Dry Geads, Groceries and Ready
- Made Clothing. Mainstreet bstweenJ eaerson and
Washington, Burlington, Iowa.
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STEPHEN T. ACRES,

0IIT11 i. AUhLE,
DOCK Kinder. Paper suter - Blank
~ ksD0k manufactures.
In Coolhaugh's Block, Maii Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Binding of every description done order. Blank
Books ruled and manufactured in al " styic. Paper
Blanks, &C., ruled to any pattern. toy4bpy .
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T. u. CKOCKEE..

Senior partner Of late firm Croker R-o.)
Attorney & Counsellor sss EssE,S
BUKLLNGTLa, IOWA
SSTES4g4 attend promptly to Collection Of Debts,
w Land Agencies. DiscountlDg Notes, and all other
business Of lis profession.
OFFiCE--9ver Coolbaugh J. Brooks BANK, corner JET
arson ant Main SITS. Eiuiv 3-Opy.
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=. ST l. 4. Nj An,
II "A o r.
TIAs opened shop at No. 20 Copp Parsons block
next door to Dr. snyders office, VIII he is anx-
ious to see old trends and custom ers. All work
warranted. Cutting done on short notice.
orders solicited febl0-bp6m
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WIN. N. GROVER,
ATTORNEY 1T Lar.

ST. LOUIS. VksNNf KIs
DRACTICEs only in the CicH Coafts ~ Aecofd, and
i devotes himself chiefly to CoD.n.tt1 .di Cases.
Business from abroad will receive fu attention.
ONCE No. 40 Chestnut street. !t!a czl-bpiy
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MR. Es&IDA. Of Aoaaszy, has observer
w in one Of our COMMON, pasture xseaa rem,
that cures
EVERY KIND NF HTHOR,
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1aSPfSu Java pow VI w. oAioo" -"
trammels, forgot Blair s rhetoric Caunpbelfs
rhetoric, and Stewards rhetoric, calmly de-
fined the different kinds of courage, said he
hoped he had enough to serve his purpose as
aSenator and man, and then rose with his
theme, contrasting in few glowing words
the bene6cent objects Of the Homestead bill,
with the pernicious scheme Of acquiring Gu
ba, and, allnding to the Presidents efforts
to clutch the purse and the sword, denoun-
cling him in severe but strictly parliament
airy language, for attempting thus to divert
the public mind from the issues which his
Kansas and financial policies had precipita-
ted upon the country, and he concluded by
comparing, in few eloquent sentences, the
principle which hould give land and homes
to freedom and free laborers with that which
would extend and strengthen the curse and
crime of human bondage among men.
As he pronounced the closing words, he
proudly turned his back upon the Chair,
drew out his cigar case and walked into the
adjoining eloak-room.
=. =, After 81 other short skirmish on points OF
order, Toombs replied He tried to abuse
MN But il was mot the yituperation OF a
Senator: 1t was the rawlings Of drayman on
2 the dock, the eufsings OF common drab in
dirty alley.
In the midst Of this gust Of passion, the
6re-eater might be seen shaking his clench
ed fist and curly locks ct the New York SEN
ator, who was leaning against the doorway
Of the eloak-room, quietly smoking his cigar
: and calmly cycling Toombs. ltwas sableas
indeed.
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in its consequences, has none OF the Gnimus the
preme ditated malice that constitutes all other
crimes. Often 1t begins with friendly intimacy,
anc goes through all stages of mutual attraction,
admiration, affection, love and burning passion.
We acknowledge no such justification as I'M
comfortable passion. but it is offered to excuse
murder. Is anger the only uncomfortable pas
| sion of humanity?
We have called the spurious sentiment OF hon.
or, that is SO oficious in these Eases and is
the principal cause OF them, public opinion, but
we only mean that it Is the unwhoesome troth
OF public sentiment. Ii is made most promi
uent by those who would cover up the laxity Of
their own practices by an ostentaton OF high
| toned honor. 1t is echoed by many of the un-
thinking but is no expression OF the substantial,
reliable portion OF society. The effects OF their
spurious honor are horribly prominent in the
recent affair at Washing ton. No sudden, I'M
comfortable passion instlgatcd the crime The
principal managed the investigation OF his wite's
dishonor with the utmost GOODNESS, carefully
certifying himself with witnesses day had
elapsed after full confession of all the details
OF criminaliiy. He had concluded to bury the
ruin OF his domestic peace in silence, seld away
his wife, and spare his daughter the stigma,
worse than death, that notorety would inhct
on her. lie, the principal, decided to endure
his wrongs rather than complete the destruction
OF his family, entail disgrace on his innocent
children and friends and stain his own soul with
crime; but here ofiicious friends step in, and it
is qnite remarkable that uncomfortable passion
is not taken into account at all. A friend who
made himself useful in every stage Of tho hor-
rible affair, gives the following statement Of
what he minated as the only course left for
man Of honor:
II said, Mr.. Sickles, you must be calm, and
look this matter square in the face. Hthere be
possibility Of keeping the certain knowledge
OF thus crime from the public, you must DO
nothing to destroy that possibility. You may
De mistaken in your belief that 1t is known to
the whole city,
he instantly replied, No, no, my friend-I am
not! II is already the town tAlkl
linen said, "lf that be 80, there 10 bur ono
course left for you a. . man Of honor. You
need no advice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-11-04
STATE OF MAINE.

EANcooE Scout Of County Commissioner.
October Term 1853.
On the foregoing petition, it is considered b.
the commissioners, that the petitioners 4 e r..
sponsioie and that they ought to DO heard touch
ins the matter set forth in their petition. and
therefore oraer that the County Commissioners
meet at john lIubbnrds in Bucksport. on Tue..
DAY Tie 9Th day ot December next ut y o'clock in
tAe forenoon, and thence proceed to view the rou,n
mentioned in said petition, immediately after
which view, hearing OF the parties and witnesaA
Is VIII Dc Ind at some convenient place in tho
vicinity, and such other measures taken in the
Pre- misses rs the conmiss toner's shall Judge nron.r
And it is trIther
oNnEREp--flat the notice Of the time n;aca
anu purpose of the Commissioner meeting aforc
sai', gwen to all persons and corporations inter-
csteu ny serving sttesed copies OF the petition and
nus "fdtr t"creon upon each Of the clerks of tho
towns oi bucksport and Urand, and BY POSTING nm
atteSted copies aiore aid in three public places
IA each oi sad towns thirty days ut least before
The TINE appointed for SAID view, and l,y publsb
ms the petite n and order thereon, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth American. a news.
raPcr published in Ellsworth in the County of
iiahc"ek, the Grs' publication to be thirty ds Va ne
least before the time of said view. that ali per,ons
an" corpoiatons interested may attend and b..
ueaid il they think fit.
Attest, PALkER ". PERRY, Clerk.
true cory OF tn petition and order thereon.
~ Attest. PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk,
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STATE or MAINE

H,ScocK. ss-Court of County Commissioner.
let brr Tenn. 1853.
Upon the ioresoins petition, it is considered bv
the COMMISSIONER that the pet tione,s are respon
'ihle and that they ought to he heard touching
''e matter set forth in their petition, and there.
toIe or er, that the County c. mmissioners meet A
ne Maine House, in bucksport on Thursday the
9th Dag OF December next, at Q o'clock in thu
"rtn"on and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned In said petition, Immediately after
"hich view, a hearing OF the parties and witness.
IS ~lli be had at some Convenient place in the vi.
cinity ands oh other measures taken in the prem.
iS"s ~ the Commissioners shall Judge proper.-
And it is further
OHD@.Eh--That the notice of the time nlaea
thd purpose ii the COMMISSIONER meeting afor..
SAID be given TO all persons an corporations in.
ter sted by serving attesed copies Of the pe,;tor
anu TINS order thereon upon the clerk of the town
OF Hncksp"rt, aud by pcsting up attested ccpies
aforesaid in three public places in said town mir.
~ days at least before the the appointed for said
view and by publishing The petition and order
thereon, three weeks excessively in the Ellsworth
Amef'ean, a newspaper Published in Ellsworth.
IN tue county OF hancock, the first publication "a
oc thity days at least before the time Of said
Ni'" that al persons and corporations interested
may attend and BIO heard if they think tit.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
tfao cory oiths petition and order thereon.
/! Attest. PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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) -sld-27, sch Pilgrim, Kelly, Jonesport; 20.
Brig Slmo. IIfats.rN Y; sch Mary Ann, Bryant,
d; Joha ColLeth, Boston.
60sToS.-Nov J. brig Maria White. Billings,
Alexandria; Princess, Lovel, n Y; Thames. Al.
bee, Calais; Atalanta, smalley, fremont, Joseph
Ames, Smith, Bangor.
DlsAsTER.--Sch Sea Bird from Cherry field, Me
for York, put into Now London 3lst in distress.
with starboard bow stove, having been in coIlis-
ion at 10 p " 30th ult, of Gull Island, with schr
John Crystol." She must repair before proceed
ing.
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10 tne "o.'. County Z, mn ssioners within and for
the County of lianc. ck
The Undersigned cit Gems and Legal voters ~
'uc 'StIrt Ia tue said County, respect ulIy repre
'eht' tnat t "n .r public r,a d way extending
r' III tue eastern terminus OF Pond Street, 10 called
in bucks OFT village, in an eastcrly or southeast.
ry direction, over Improved lands Of 5. X. Tr,.
gu ana " IN. u Cnase, To land of John W. Swa.
y would be o. great pubic convenience and util.
ny, tn the SC .ctmen OF said Bucksport have
'iti'in one year, now last past, laid out a town
'oad or way over said premises, and made renort
'hcfe' |" me town that the said town, At legal
'"wn meeting duly notified and called for that
'"r d"se within one year, INV last past, to witt
>" tHr "a day ut Oct. present did unressonubIy
e;u'e T. accept sand road or way SO laid out BY
'1ld s. lee'meh .'jccted the same
Whereof " ur petitioners pray that your honors
would examine and view said premises, 1t such
line n may be convenient. aud Law out establish
r "ccel t said Rad or way. and act thereon and
i'use Your pr ceedings TO be recorded BY your
own ana by the t.wn Gle k, as by law required &c,
". q. CHASE, and SO ,thers.
Eucksp1rt, Oct. "a, lisa
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Aver sSarsaparilla

A compound r,mcly, in which we hav, l..
bored To prolue. tn, most etf.etuli alt rative
that can Ia. mad. Ii il concentrated extract
Of Para Sir>aptrlla, so conbn Il with other
substance. OF sill greater Alternative pow.r as
TO afford al CT Give antido.. for tn, ds,as .,
Sar "A. 'iril. i, repa,cd to cure. lii b,h.ved
that 81 h r,msly i, WIN Il by tho - who
sutftr from S.rumoIs co ili!i.s, and tia. one
which will accom- p!i.h th-if cure NUT prove
OF ifnlnenst -ervlce to this Lug, clas' of our
an. ID ( 'llow- citiz m. UIw comp!.t .ly thi,
con .,ound will do it has b ,en peov.n by cxp,r-
i'm mt on many Of the worst case, to b: found
OF til following complain
ScnorrL. AND SeRoTuLoUs CoMpLNISrs,
ERurrioS AND ERuPrtvE DISEASE !, ULCERS,
PIAPLE'. BLorcnr', rCu3us. SALT RHEUN,
ScALD HEAD. SyPHtLt' AND SYrutLIrIc AZ.
rEcTroS,. MElccaAL Di,EAsE. ID .opsY, SEu.
RALoN OF IT. DIcLo9Raux. DEutLlrY, DYs-
PErsrA AND tSptoE rios, EaYsiPEL,s. RosB
OR ST.. ANrabSv's tleE. and ed h. whole
cla,, OF com ,iallits arr ins from INPuRIrY OF
THE BLOOD.
This compound will be foaal great pro-
moter of health. when tax II IL II, spring, to
expel tn fDSl hnnors VIII h :,s.er in IN,
Wood a that sea Oh of tn, ar. BY tn, tm,-
~ expul son of n - many r,rkling disord rs
are nip Il in III. hul. Mul-i.ui,s can, by
the aid of this rcmely. s2lre them, lives from
the endurance of foul eruo'ions and ulccrous
sores, throu;t wa.ch tn. ~y,:.m w | s.nv, to
rid it eli of e. RI ,tioas, L NJ: a,i,;.l to do
this through ,he natural chanel, of tn, bo "
by an alt:ra,.v. m,dicin,. Clan g, on. III,
visia.,d bio Oh never You fiji i, i'm ,urities
burs,ins through the skin in ,im d =. cru ,ons,
or sort.; cl.,n. i, wh.a you tnd i. i, OBJ
struct.d AMI slu,;i.h IN III. win; cl.an,e;.
when " r i, /, fou, anI YOUR fr.inys will tell
E,y n L n s,1r. icftl Nd
is felt, people enjoy b tier health. and live
lon,.r, for clean ,iny tn. bod Keen ne
blood h,althy. and all i, we'll; but with this
pabulum of If. Iii ,ord,r there can b, no
lasting hath. Sooa.r or later som ,thiny
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To the Honorable the Court Of County Ccupmis.
sione". for the County Of Hancock. next to DO
holden at Ellsworth in said Cosnty, October
term, 4. d 1857.
The undersigned would respectfully rcprc.eps
that county road leading ft m the county road
Lear the school-housc in district No. 8, in the town
Of buenspei., in a south easterly and eoutherlv
direction, passing rear the h. use Of William j.
Dodge IN the town Of Orland, to the county road.
ut Or near .he schooi.house in distric, No. 7 III
Crland, would be Of great public convenience ard
benefit. as we'll az OF private ls. We therefore re-
quest ycur Honos to examine saM route and Ia.
cate tue read, as in duty boun will ever prav.
SAMUEL. DODGE, aud 80 o;h~rx.
GRAND .ry 27 1879
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STATE OF MAINE.

HASeoeS. s.. Court u County Csmmissiospss,
October fern, 1889.
Upon the foregoing petition, 1t ia considered By
tho Commissioners, that the petitioners as re-.
sponsible and that they ought 70 be heard touch.
ing the matter set forth in their petition and there.
fore order, that the County Commissioners meet ":
She rnerican House, In Ellsworth, on Tuesday the
18th lay OF November next, At 8 o'clock In the
soreaoon, and tbeEce rroeeed to view the ruute
mentioned in faid petition. Immediately after
which view, hearing Of ths PAL tire sn ! wituess.
es will be bad OF some convenient place 10 the
vicinity, and sach other measures tsksn - tho
premises as the Commits sioEcSs shall jsage proper
And it is further
OaDeRED--That the notice Of tls time, place
and pur sose of the COMMISSIONER meeting afors
sa he given to all persons and corporations utter.
ested by serving attesed copies o! the petition and
this order thereon, upon each Of The clerks Of The
towns Of Hancock r.nkiin and by posting Up NJ.
tested copies as aforesaid 10 three public places IN
each Of said towns thirty days at least before the
time appointed for lid view, and by publising the
petition and order thereon three weeks suscessive.
ly in the Ellsworth American, . newspaper pub.
lished in Ellsworth, in the County Of Msseoek the
first publication to bc thirty dsys 1t least Lefors
the time Of said view, that all persors and COR.
porations interest, may attend and h heard Il
they think &c.
Attest. PARKER W. PERRY, Clsyh.
\ true copy of the petition and order theysos.
10 Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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CrsS ln:S Il Pain Killer.

TIC World Il ss,en.h-i the pnl ri cures p.rfarm
ed by the Cr@np and Pa,s kiRer IL psrr by trAri.
PSsaiSs. Its equal has been kn"wr ir rensvin
pain in ali Tor TIA NJ Spinal Can, taint-
CrAmp Ia the L. nbs ID stomach Hi a,a ,t,sm IL a, i,
FORMS biass Cole, Burns Thr,s4i A,.t Gravel IL
d-chly thu hest r-s,sdy ia u,r w'sii Evti-ser >. I'll,
most cures eSer pei fmei by - medicine is circular
n the hsIris IT Agents <Nl
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'U'e GAIT "u'C"I UoFe0
DOMESTIC PORT =.

MAcHI.s.-Oct 20, Ar schr johnson, Chase
Boston; VIM Pope, Richardson. do; May flrw
o., Libby. do; Margaret, Peudleton, do; Amelia,
ssnhorn. NY.
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The following appears in the New York
Tribune
"Sir You are mistaken in suppoeins
that voted for Mr.. Frem mt think very
highly OF him. But new r voted for any
person who recogninsa law FIR slavery how
ever strong, learned, or upright he may be-
GERRlr SMITH.
Petcrboro, Oct IS, 1859"
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LEFoRrsNr 70 FEHiiES
Dh He! St.NA\'~ PILLS


Prepdr ii hy t"ru ms l.. Ca.eseman, N n
S.,r isr& C,fy
TIE csne,,ati' II in4T-It in III Pills arr u. -
suit ~ a long al extensive pslc,ee They ar. mii IL
'hts -ftti"n AID certain in all cul,,iti
fsinu' 'iens,nI.ras rrmnvag alt o,rueton- whe,hr,
from cai or Otherwise headache paia ia the stI- paii
.stii Of the he disturbed sleep, Sic arise from. inter
rutsion Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
pr Ch--s-na = Pits llyaiu .hl slrY IL! bring -,
the n-"iL, p-r- 4ith sulr'ty Liie> VIII have ircr
disappointed liz tn 4t"i Pits can vi cr thu IL IN
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NOTICE.
Thy should ns h. us-i iiu ~ Pregnancy, as a mi .
carriage w'siti certainly e-uit ,hr-frfsn
Warrsnrd sirey Vegetable. and free rnIn anything
furious life or h~slh ESIcit direct m. which 81, abl
be read accompany each box Price 81 Sent by maj
on enclosing 81 u the General Agent. Soh by Drp-
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trcA Ellssprth, Vi.
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In,ied States les Chan.bsrs, 81, Mr. inr
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