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NorIcE TO M,RiNERs-SuNKgx Rock OFF
SEGuiS LiGHT. -Ne have received The fob
loving circular from the Treasury Depart,
ment
Coast Surre3 Sutton near Laae's Brook Ne.
SEPTEMBER ~, 1859.
Sir have the honor To communicate. AS
additional 10 the information contained in
my letter OF August so, which reported the
development, ny Lieut.. Com 2 j Wilkinson,
!. ) ~, Assistant Coast Survey, OF II less
depth than has heretofore been assigned to a
sunken rock off Sguin Island, coast Of
Maiue, the following bearing, etc., for the
dissemination Of its position, since furnished
by that officer:
Bfc.aa9 From Seguin Island Light
house > > deg. 80 min, E., true; 5. a little
west by compass,
Dtstanee.-Prom south point Of Scguin
Island, three-qaarters of a nautical mile.
Range.-pond Island Light-house lust
open IN the southwest side Vi Se,uin Is
land.
The rock, as before stated, is surrounded
by deep water, but has only eighteen feet On
1t at mean low tide, and lies in the track of
vessels bound into the Kennebec river.
Why.
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Literary ma tees.

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TO the writer and speaker. In short tb;.
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We're possible, exeeis any former humber &c
this best OF all the Magazines for the ladies'
Its literature is good, its illustrations oro
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OF art and Magazine talent
We club with all the Magazines. tbreo
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lage is on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and the terminus of a railroad con-
Meeting it with Winchester, il Frederick
county Va. The population in 1850 was
l747, 1851 whites, 81 free colored. and
lo9 slaves. The question arises where did
all the blacks come from, that were said to
Be eng ged in the mob?
BALTIMORE, Oct, II.
Another account, received by train saws the
bridge across the Potomac was tilled with IN
sursents, all armed. Every light in the town
was eNtinguished and the hotels closed, An
the streets were in possession OF the insurgents
aad every road and lane leading thereto bar
facaded and guarded.
Men are seen IN every quarter with mus.
kcts and blNuncts. who arrest the citizens
and press them into the service, including
many negroes. This done, the L. s. arsenal
and government ay house in which was said
TO lie large amount ct money. and al the
other pubic works. were seized by the mob.
Some were cfthe opinion that the object was
entirely p!undcf, and TO rob the government
Of the funds deposited on Saturday at the pay
House.
During the night the mob made a demand
on the Wagner Hotel for provisions. and en-.
forced the claim by body OF armed men,
The citizens were in terrible state of alarm,
the insurgents having threatened 10 burn the
town.
The following has Iust been received from
Monoeracy this side Of Harpcr.s Ferry.
/ he mai agent on the western bound train (
has returned to Monocraey. and reports that
tie TRAM was unable to get through.
he town Is il possession OF the negroes
arle>t every one they can catch AID i'm.
prison them.
he Train dHehefe 1t P. ". coull To; get
through, and the agent came down on an ex.
TIA engine.
Tie news this Thursday morning SAYS
he disturbance a; iiarper'> Ferry is entirely
lHieted, Long accounts aye given OF the
Whole processing. With lis, ettse aI.lea ana .
Wounded. 1t = LOW sad that tAis sad eu,,
3feak was the result Of u plot, .osmcd Ly
'ssaNatomic Brown to free the negroes 1t
Nil hea num''sr G. DAYS l,:ose the truth q
his matter Will be certainly known.
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PUNISHMENT OF \ WHOLESALE IxcExpIARy.
Joseph lacy was recently convicted Of firing
the town oil Oshkosh. and sentenced to four
tie n years impris ,nment. seven days of each
month solitary o,niinem at Last Spring ne
opened housc OF il-iane in Oshkosh. Wis.
watch SION became So notorious that tie
citizens Of that place requested him several
times II leave H. invariably refused, and
hn'ily carried his evil toinss Il such 4 pitch
that they burned his h1a.a aal drove him
o"t OF the pitea. Ii: lett. sw airing revenge.
and ON the night Of The l0th u Nav the
town was fired and S500,o00 worth Of plo,er-
~ destroyed. the trial lasted several dass.
the defence attempting 10 prolucG an a.iLi,
but sisnally failing. The pro4f was .lclu-
sNe, aud he vas convicted and sentenced,
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"ors PosRrXGER," Was pretty well
filed at the closing up of the Fair Mr..
Armstrong of Ellsworth presented us boun-
tiful lot of vegetables, and some Of his own
raising. Mr.. Armstrong is a good farmer
and fully awake on thesubjcct of \ srieulture
lie has promised us some account of his. this
year crops, and his manner of growing the
different kinds.
Mr. ). j. Lord, also dropped into our
basket box Of beautiful honey, which was
an acceptable present, so the young members
of our family thought.
Mr. McCaslin Of SGrry, sent a specimen of
very handsome cranberries.
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Eil.wor,h-0e,- lith, b. Rev s. Teaney, Mr..
Henry H. follett, AMI Miss Ce,avia A. Iakefeli.
b0ta SFSi ,ILcu.
Itelton-oh. 18th. hy Rev. II. c. Estes, Capt.
irren +. Haynes, to Mis- Alkaline h. Desisies.
both Of I.
3ull.boro'-oet. 10th, by II. 81. souie. Esq.
.Mr 1aleR II. smith, to Miss Cynthia v Young
both ei c.
Machias--'cth by Rev. IF Harding. Mr.,
U IarOeli to Miss sarah h., dau. Of Otis Crock.
er 10th .. NJ.
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LAMP fAcToRr.-There are great many
VINO are ignorant of the fact that Messrs. A
u f. j. Hale have an extensive lamp factory
in operation in Foxcroft. Hales patent Goa,
OIL lamp is the best ever invented. At the
late National Fair in Chicago their burner
was awarded Silver Medal. They also
received a diploma at the late State Fair at
augusta for the best ker sene Oil Lamp
We have been using for some weeks, oac of
these Lamps, and think it tie hest article t.
be had for burning Kerosene OIL.
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pair and made - second ,.rv -, H., -

par and made a second very good display Of
ieamstership, but did not draw tn, laad a,
Tar as at previous trial Your COMMITTEES
viii here state, that Mr. Carr : style Of team
nag was in ali respects perfect, without noise
or hustle anu his team seemed to On .lerstand
every motion. a. though tl4v lad been
thoroughly Trained. lour Comm;ttsc can
suggest no iupr,grnent On the mode a..d
style of teaming which vas displayed here,
aud winch was conducted orderly aud with
cat any attempt at display; in fact we might
sly tAe isAmsters h4i p,rltt. control Ut t9a
-yurathies of then oxen If we ar, allowed ;,
to express ours Ives
o4't unfortunate circumstances Occurred ia
tic course Of tits tfiai.viieayoar C3auittse
IS not resPon>i,i. t}g, an! which is lilely u
throw adampnes< t5r a time On the exhibition.
Certain rules ANA regulations were given
eeFbaIIy by thu Director, to your c5uuu..tly
Ia fo,,yvs
The teams T. drew in rotation As they
entered on the Eook> u time Of each trial
10 minltes Mr. Arson Flood was the first
called for bat did not appear till the last and
claimed to draw, Which was not allowed by
your Committee according to previous in
strnctions. 1t is not pleasant on such occas-
inns to have Occurrences Of this kind come
UP. bat your Committee feel in duty bound
to carry out their instruct ms to the letter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-10-21

The Evening P1H says "fae deno.ra.i,
leaders haYe reversed the experience Of S1ui
the son OF ki-h, who went to seek lis IA
Tiers asses and found a kingdom, by -
l"s ont to seek popular s,yreiGnty and find.
INK oai y ass2s.' Theslrer# i.nty ;I,.y l,o,l =.
ei Tor w1s ihe sly'r.i-ntY ef tae t-rrjt ,rie>.
and after s'y raj years Of dii.en, search th.y
have NJ "are disc ycrei than t c very great
length Of their cars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-10-21

\ I0tNGSrER CLmBtNG.-A little hoy
about far y':s Oh, be.ol;in; to Mr.. J,an
" httAker OF this t1wn took notion that h,
wanted mar;in-hous. that was perched
upon the rii5 pole Of his father 5 barn; and
seeing i ladder standing up against the side
OF the barn, he climbed up until he reached
the roof, when he pat his head through the
rounds, -the ladder reaching above the
eves.-and undertook To get through ON to
the root, and doin, 81. tae Ladder slipped
fastening him 10 the eyts of the baidins -
In tins pr-dicuuent, he cried Justify for help.
Some ptrsin in the hi.s Iway, som. distance
heard the cutlery and came to hi, rescue. but
rs there WAS ~ ladder at hand, and the
other could not be moved without l1oseninc
the little fellow AMI thereby letting him fall
to the ground, pole WIS raised and the
stranger climbed up that ana extracted the
little fellow.
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SALE Of the ATLANTIC M5NTHiY We IN
ders'"nd that the assignee, of Pnii,ils, sanr,-
s2n x g. have sold the Atastie M1nth'y to
IIcknor y Fields. The sam which WAS paid
Tor this property, it is reported, is $4,000.
" I are glad that the AfianAc has f.llen into
such good hands, and predict for it con-
''nuanee OF that success and popularity
which has established this magazine on per.
manent foundation.
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on DRAWING.

Your Committee on leaning and Drawing
having attended to that duty, Beg leave to
report -
The ground selected for that purpose was
the Track of the Race Course. and very level
and somewhat moist. The Lad to be hauled
was Drag loaded with stone previously
weighed and marked-aiter few attempts
by Horse Team, Mr.. Emerson Tran hitchcd
his oxen to the drag, and by his request
there was COOS lbs, Of stone piled ppon the
drag, which lie succeeded in drawing about
two rods at one pull after several shorter
drafts. iOur COMMITTEES were well pleased
with the quiet manner in which Mr.. Uran
managed his Team, without harshness or any
noiseor hfl.ster aud seemed to have a thorough
control Of us oxen.
Air, D.d1e's Team driven BY Mr.. Carr was
then attached TO the same load and was sue
eessfuTin drawing it distarce ofabout three
rods at one pail, Y,or Committee regret that
At this stage Of the contest, report of foul
play arose On account Of Mr. Carr placing
one other yoke Of oxen, some four OF five
rods IN advanee'oi those attached to the drag.
whether through accident or design, we are
unable to say.
Mr. Carr then Withdrew the obnoxious
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1t will be scen, that Hon. j. W. Uatba-
way recently Of the Supreme Court, has re.
stunned the practice Of the law. His card
may be seen in our advertising columns
J"dSe hathaway was for many years prac-
'Icins attorney in tins county, and one of
the abiest members of the bar We presume
he will AGAIN resume his former custom, (af-
ter his removal to Blngorl of attending the
Courts in this county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-10-21

y LARGE lNcRKAsE.-Mr, Thomas Paine Of
Eden presented some very large and hand
some beans at the Fair last wesk.-Mr. Paine
stated that in ISIS lie had twenty beans for
"AFded 10 hin from Mus. aud Aa planted
the'"; tbs year lie planted lbs, years Weld.
and the project was ~ lis, or something
more tian {. bushcl
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d L r. d..

In Maehias, 10TH Charles, son Of Erie Longfel .
low, aged 2JI years.
Ia cherryheld, 18th, Willie, son Of James and
Leonice Campbell, sed years
In Brewer, Oct, 18th, Mr.. Nathaniel Tibbet.s,
aged 81 yeats, months and II days.
,, Ia Portland, Oct, 10, Mrs Lucy II wife Of
Hon. t'eorge +. lepley, aged % years,
In Galy, >ton, T,xl, Oct, tth Of congestion Of
the brain. Josiah ". Deane, son OF Mrs B.p.
bea4e Of Bangor aged q years.
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MELANCHOLY, a small girl Of James Brown
81 II 'neoek. Was burned 50 bully one day
last week, that her life was desplrcd Of
ilir dress took fire, and her flesh, in many
parts Vas burnt to 4 crisp, belor, the fre
VAS rAtiu.uished. Sine did.
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The world Is asoashs Al the wonderful cures perform
81 by the crap md Pain ksr. prepared by Cuxrts a.
ftSAiSs lis equal has never been known for renewing
IAh IN All cas- f9r tho cure q Spinal Complaints,
trainp in the Lmhs AMI samtch rheumatism Ia all IL.
'rns b''us colic, Burns, Sore Throat, and Gravel it 1.
dsctay tho bes, remedy In the uorli Evileaee of IN.
most cures p-ff3eI By sy medicine is on clrcuars
n the hands u Agents aof
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feet OF each other near the middle Of the 10,
Tbs frs, segment Of circ,r. at each end i
twenty four feet from the interior sije Of tbt
Avenue bordering the Elipses; rext scr.
ment is sixteen fee. from the first. tho .pae,
between tie two constituting the frs, Avenu,
tossing from sd, to side Of tie FIi,ses. N,
second avenue is forty fee, ON ,bc erntro 6rr
If the Eilpses i.om he inst Avenue, aud
aae tia. Is sixteen s,et IN width; the space
tet"een Tie two divided INTO two Tier Ct lots,
! the two centre lo,, ca tie ag,t Avenue laid
"Ht On tie centre lice Z. the Elpsi>; the
eenite 1at o'' tae :. aei Ave aae, iding on
the 'cu'r@ 1-'se thar the two range, halve
"'>''Ha oi e4aaet'"s IN each ether, the lots
twenty iset IN width and tie .idc lines para
',. IL lie Saa.IS .af
/" tais manner six cross Avenues, sixteen
''e' y. ":a.i'' a' ief'y ;al; distance tetw cen,
''' '''o tat ~ me lever, and in the mp
,'' ''.' ',''.''N' VITA al Avenue COM
>''''''' o'"ae""''' "'' "'ou'
- 800 ''''e' mo TWO Ave
~ '''e "''e'se"'e u 'he seq
-. ,'o''' ''''' '''"' an"
abou; one g estb e. t, ~. - =.
main Avenue. and br,v.o, ITO ,.--n,t,- -,
it., 49,, -, any ''e'' '''
- -'',,' -, '"o's s''~''! appear
,,;lgno,,. os..1....L,,..'. - >,
~. IN.
o., -.
,r,,,, a., -. -.
MINOR a., -. -. 80, .,'' No.
On e.ch sid, IN The cc,,ro ,....aa., -,
Avenues an t,t,r, If ri >. y. - -
,,eo.,; 81. =ss.,s.,,, ,,a,...'.-. -,
~, IN, vii, 49,, w., 49,.
..,.,ro}-
=, the esros..4,.. ,rd 10 go, -
!, hon 1911 s,r -.
,oyv ,,,s,,a.sts= Eco. en-,
,i.b ,,5,,s,, 7h.l...,-I......, ,i',''''
~. ,..,.,..,., =. 49, ''''.'
,',.,.z.@,.. ,,. - ~ ''' ~
- INK 1-'ps-s' N.Y. -i9"i oofGeF-
c e''N' '0i.a'n iio'n SIX 10
- '."'-N'' y "'''' NY square lee'' are pfia-
- "' ''> VI ven uo'4"'s "eeo'"4hs Ia SIZE.
''7 'e'''''i''is 'i'ee l'"nu'eo ana twenty
u contain '9p' hlhofea square feet each.
'''1 are p'']s'. al hNe doiiars' al are staked
~ "''0 Il "i'. os'e~ Oh ''ie ground conforming
"e pan
ne sum AoN eNPehoea'lnciudng the pay
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DIR. { ilEt SEMAN'S PILLS.

PrcPdr d ~ CorqeliRs l.. Cleesenan, " ID.
Hsse f9Sk err
The e7hinatio Of nzrrlrnt- ss Pills are IN. re-
g.5 d i2s a'l eSiga.sse irAcI..e. fAey are nild ia
r Grafton as eef24 rs corr Ssisg sil ltar..tr.,
i'iafal Nrasrl'oa' r,no~l s0 o,srucii3as, whether
ira" coil er o'fE.-. h..aeiie pain IN 4v sti~, palp
tsti7L the r dssslrsi .ierl, hcl arl.s iroa inter
rai5tilt. oi n4,lfc
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. ths'nA y tais Invaluable a. they will bling On
''s i'ons" t'''' with regularity. IAde, sl. have BON
.s'A IA a' a.e ot 1Let ISIS can place the utn.os,
ea1ic IN b. Chess, MAS iils doing all that they re-
l.fts=-ai 10 10.
NOTICE.
II y sh'ci mt b. lssI l4rtt, Pregnancy as a mis-
can I-s- o. uii csrzsiHly esut il..re.r4a.
Nafr 1t'd purely yesiy0Ie free from anything n
!4T' as us h-.h. ESp,ct diree;i n., which should
'se te'd accompany each bax. Prce 81 sens by mai
7 ei's'us 81 t. the G-aeri Agent soil by one Drug
sst ia Every n.sed sat s. For sale ty L O.
Zee. Ellsworth, Ne
Il, i. HtTCHINGs,
Genera! Agent for N
United States, los Chambers. 81. New york
To FtITu an f5F7. IA.
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Premiums Awarded.

49, - - W - Nt>Ni-
. lst. Prem. Nm. II. BIacS. , ve,r Oh,
Heller, I'm. : .Iurr4l and II on. IIsic.
/, Calf 81 90: Brs.lilr Mare and Cit III.
year oil ct = .op.l v.tr,li c N Il o.
2d Prem. Stock N,rs-.
lst Prem. plgid ln.-.,ils. N..,,tt .,.a. ven,
old Steers - 20. Bal. Lii $500, , ye1r old
Heller - "a
ID Prem Parker /. psaT1. n,ln3In ! YEA,
old Steers : 1T: 1T Pen. Bal 100.
lst Pse.a. Emerson rln. Franklin work
ing Oxen - .tit. .r.. y.nr. lSw nth American
and >5,o6.
O. Prem. E..i,,.1 Jordan. yralthau, on & III
Stoekhar.s I &c. aaI s. 90.
Ist. Prem. S.t3 >I..;s En- sss.,.. On !
year I'D steers I'm. sat. j 5afsl
/ P..ti44 l. al, p.aJ5scJt, Erltl.i:, On Oxen
/ Goodies i. report.
+ % Prem. ) 5..il= J. SANDERS. 0...al. On j.
year Old So sta.
ID. Nci.g. .=...4.... -,.ty,=>t,sFt .., CIV,
$50
= Prem. q. l. x.-1I.# ierst. an Homer
Gail SI.75
Is. P.e9B. ! -ssaa D. ti,.n..He. P23obs,l;.
on Cows S,aa
~ Prem. EulySN ". Clements l,,fs,y,r.b
on > wear iii ue..ar : ~,
john VI i.as.5. Il .n.J. : ..r.ltui:y on H,ifer
Gail. StucAHafi. l. c-ur,s
- fra4. i Il. >l,by. Aurora. on BAH
Cal. NJ. Farmer var.
u. Prem. Is 81 +, iron O.,s IN .,-,in,
Ox,u,SI.1a
Thomas >...s.'5, : trrv. aratuftv y, Cow
Round L Ra:s.- vars oil IL ei.tr, tland Book,
~ y. J I II {
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CD R55-rt FRA; Of frlnSt,rt fell from
ms wharf, GA Saturday lat, and injured
LimS II = ally that he died N half hour
alter, He Was an active maa aGd wealthy.
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The I'D British friIlte Shannon which
elptured the United States frstt, Chesa.
p,Ake IN TIE frs; Of June lsl3 is about I,
b. hr9Azu AZ by order u TIE British adm
rally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-10-21

The Supreme judicial Court will commence
its session in this county on Tuesday next
We understand that Judge Cutting will pre-
side.
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\ Now f5asa afp'p9llr sovereignty has
Just mAas IL apptAranee. senator D ,u.l,s
we has prs ntci lin with an heir. and
Ma Film" is her nrae.
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Senator Braderi~k $ term, does not cxrire
until ls5}, Sens lllc,llss viii probably b.
chosen u fl! lis place
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AUGUSTA. Oct. 10. 1850.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 10, 1859.
FRIEND SAwYER :-Eaclosed please find
the official count of votes for Senators and
County Officers for our county, which may
b, an item Of interest to your readers
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ELLsW0RTM,

ARRIVED.
Oct. ~.
sehr. Zulette, Miliken. Portland.
Arab ne, Merrill, 10
Margaret Ann, Casper, do
Zicayo, fresorgy, Boston.
10.
' Abigail Mureh do
g Edward, -, do
Bangor, Jordan, DO
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Ellsworth Post Office Regulations.


orF'rE orsS From s'-lo \ NJ. ro54r.N
Ma. Clos -We,a5TI z.l- it-.r al l,apsI mai. ono.
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btztsfn VI al Fs59, d except su.dty "a y o,slk
deiafts = te,c - Monday }at3i A NJ
bneA,s ati H-ts7,5--45r,l, M5ni4y, Wt,Insl,v and
ii4e} al 'eeek A--Dgpsr.s TUESDAY Ihursiay
al >stu-i.y, ~ lick p u.
Fs9' t = d IritgiA- Monday "Wednesday
- t'1' ~, Al . 9stses s-icparts lae.aay, Thurs
att and saturday, at
49, ''lttisss faess and Sttufda ~ at IL o'clock
n Ill par, " -4=Its ~ fitIty al !. "
N+-'t'fT iHlai4N Aiaf s4t4rllAy at 5 oelock p NJ
=='si -tf'' ''uf'd7 = 81 FT5tay# sts
if7'.-r fit'- fI,5- si5us.s J ut II O'Clock a-de.
5.ais' az ? Y s.l4e a5y
Amherst a'i ira; t.st-srrfye Tues az at o,ick =,
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HAMILTON JOY. ras,na.sor.
10 CoMsUMPrIvEs-rAe advertiser having
'-i' iv-i'Ffi tftf-tfA t. ifes Weeks, ty a very
tte - having suffered several var, VIII,
$40 Larg friction, anil tlat dreaded dlsease Con-
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