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MISCKLLANEoUs.
P,rrxrrxc,M e LEA ;, s,,sr.,

AN,s ,,S
for sustaining window sash when raised or lowered
at any point desired, making window whether old
weights and pne,s. and the cost comp Ss
trining This Pat mt received the diploma of the
The superiorty OF this article over ali Other sash
Sustalners now in use has been well tested by num-
bers OF our citizens, to whom reference can be
Paten. Right for the District Of Columbis and
Ale1andria county, Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTY,
An orders ls st the GsTPspte,s shop Of Ms.srs
BETWEEN sth AMY NORTH d. e:
e. sss nee
attended to. ma zs-2tsw4w'
MskENN NE 81. LANN !2A $40
g, co. co. feet at 70 cents per square foot
iss.sSs !" Sc ssS. j !"
Large number feet at 25 to IS cent. per square foot
Frame D~ens Nos st. Ss' cses sPf o "a cav. %
Fourteen Dwellings, on Square SIS; teiirs easy,
Several Earns r., near this city; on Liberal terms.
MAGNIFICENT RATTLE!
sFkEspIp cISRIAu IT, Nis!H
rwENr56aH Hb IN f 4R5 aHI IN Io Hun
l. y beautiful Fancy Musical Clock, cost 80 90
Chain. 49, 1900 "'O. ... $50 90
s. A set of California made Jewelry, CON
ssting of Breastpin, Necklace, Ear
rings, and Bracelet ..'.....,. l5o oO
4. Canton Grape Crimson Shawl, smbrui
dercd all oveI; :.;.;......-...,...... $50 90
5, Canton Grape White Shaw, pendidy EN-
broidsred, new style. ........... 80 90
6. Canton Grape White Shawl, embroidered 50 oO
7. Lilac Satin shaw, heavily figured. -. Is 60
8. Black Embroidered Scarf, a beautiful ar
, ticle, :.......,. IS 90
shawl -. o. 90
Silk shawl % 90
ii. Fancy Musical Box. 10 %
II. Ono EalIforuia Specimen Ring. 10 ~
Is To q. Nine rare French Pictures, $40 a
., piece, (eeeh apTIzet ..i........... 90 m
p. An Embroidered Handkerchief .... 3 m
q. An Embr ldeIsl SIX Apron.-.....---- 5 90
Total value of prizes. .Olo III
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AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OPSARSdPaRIII .

tUI "UIND EAThdTT UFSARSAPHRTIT1
the efectual remedy which skill Of our
IN deVtse Tor this everywhere prevailing and fatal
u Is combined from the active that have be
for the Il this from the
blood and the the desiructive
qnences Hence should be employed for cure Of NOT
o"ly serpul but also those other which arise from
u, such as ERUPTIvE aud SKIN DIsEAsEs, ST ANrHo-
Nf's FIRE, ROSE or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsrUIys
BLoTCHEs, BLAINs AND BOILs, TUMoRs, TETTER aSp
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINGWoRM RHyT NJ a.
rIsM, SfPHILITIC AND MERCURIAL DISEASES, DROP
sf, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL Com
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATED OR IMPURE IouD
The popular beei In mpurIty at the blood" founded in
truih Tor scronlS degensr Of the blood
tculsr purpose and virtue Of this Sarss p4Tia purify
regenerate this 'ttHl hd without which sound health
possible VA contaminated contributions.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.

By ALFRED TBNNYsON.
There IL a sound Of thunder atar,
Storm In the South that darkens the day,
Storm of battle and thunder of war,
We'll, VI 10 do not roll our way.
Storm storm RIfiemen form,
Ready, be ready To meet fhe storm.
Ri1smen, Titlemen, TIfiemen form,
Be not deaf tc the sornd that warns!
Be not guild by a CespoSs pleai
Are flags of thIstles, or grsTes of thorns.
How should a deSpOt set uen free
Form. form Rihsmen form,
Ready, be ready To meet the storm,
klhemeD, rIhemen, TIicmen form,
Let your Reforms for a moment GO,
Look to your butts and take good aims,
Better rotten borough or So,
Than rotten feet or a city in flames.
Form. formi Rifcmen form!
Ready. be ready to meet the storm
Rihemen, Tifemen, rIfemen IoTm'
Form, he ready to do or die!
Form IN Freedoms name and the queens:
grue, that We have a faithful ally,
Put only the Devil knows what ne means.
EnrInt frm! Riff 'men form
Eeafr, he reshy To meet the storm!
RIaeInen, Tifiemen, nflemen form.
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sp5Nf HENRY r. THOMAS l. CO.
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
wv MERREN County. VIRGINIA..

This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Will I've open ON the 18th Of May, 1883. 3AAb
advantages for obtaining the best Provis- x:.EA
ions and delIcacies Of the season from the WASH
Wild Honey. &C., from the markers of the Valley
"b adGst 20 @ Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
iI the morning and reach Buckton Station by the
Comfortable Coaches will bs in readiness to CON
vey v,itOrs 10 the Springs from Buckton, distance
line of Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
TERMS.
20 w
:. 81 -----.-......-..--.- y W
Children and servants half tho above rates.
To families, parties engaging Board for several
Mrs. r. PRITCHARTT will have the principal
management and control, aided by competent male
'iF.sS!i tGeTS Fox be- superintendent
ma25-2m
IMPRESS STEAM LINE FOR PHILADEL-
"a Tba DroDsIlor. q p s3Ie1 and q so,mour If
this line, now run regularly once a
week between the District and Phil Ee-saH4<N
2TFaf RfaynSS at W. and Phads
'' isiP B, %.,:i (! $'ssn
DAVID COOPER, Agent,
l. North Wharyes, Philadelphia.
loT's Wharf Georgetown, on Thursday, 18th inst.
~ y O'Clock m. For freight which will be taken at
BRADLEY It TAYLOR,
16l and 16G Water St.. Georgetown:
", b. The Express steam Line connects at Phil
adelpha Line, and is now prepared to carry freight
direct between the District and New York. No
H. H. TAYLOR. Agent.
ma Is 73 West street, New York.
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PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER q co.,

LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR IS.
SELL. Georgetown, and BY all Druggss every where.
N eo3mF
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WAdER! WATER! WATER ,-WM ~
w DOVE 4 CO., are now nTena+nJ ~ - WI. i.
e water into the Premises Of parties dosirI"~ ~
States. wv" io'u ny Ihe nlted
nyOa want your work done promptIy and n, far
prices cal At No. 500 Ninth street a f,yv al III,
noIth OI fennsylyanls avenue, where NAV h.. Eonnd
Fixtures. ' N'0",n, anu Gas
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-FUNERAL or NArT. PEEG.-The funeral of
Matt Feel, or Matthew Flannery, which was
his right name, the popular Ethiopian define
stor, took place on Saturday, from the Broad
way House. on BrOOme street. There was a
large attendance of his professional brethren.
the leaders among whom Ofliciated as pail
bearers. Being member of the Masonic fra
ternity and the Sons Of Malta, large delcga-
tiOn from each of these societies was present.
A band Of music and some twenty carriages
headed the procession, which was very lengthy
The remains were taken to Greenwood Gene
terry and Inferred with Masonic hOnOrs. The
deceased was widOwer. He leaves a mother
and several sisters, who reside in Brooklyn
". Y. Times.
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IL NOTICE.
DE1NG In very inhrm health and deslrOus of set
ting all claims against the estate of nv late hus-
band, Gov. SAINT Sprigg,) well as against my
sell, request all persons having claims against
either viii forward the same to the subscriber at
Washington, ID. c., at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, and do hereby revoke all former agencies or
power of attorney by no relative thereto.
VIOIETTA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Md.
fe l7-eotf
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
y0cate, and Bait sun please publish cost and send
bills tn this office for paymantl
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EMRICH'S PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
IL DEPOT,
DO Ei.renh street, fer doors ADORE Fdvrhnn's
BKildipF
The undersigned respectfully Announces that he
has accepted the Agency of LAGER BEER from
J. L. BATE, from Philadelphia, and IL prepare d
:" furnish any quantity to tho trade private fam
hcs. Th. aSrr has had reputation last summer
81 being the best, aud the undersigned is satisfied
that " Will be this summer good as any in the
city. " WV
Any orders left a. above will be attended to with
prnmPtness and dispatch.
III No charge for delivery.
ap 6i-eOSm p ENRICH
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Address FRANCE. BROA pBENTs CO.
W. - ~ WV Dgv
49,, ,TELEGRAPH NOTICE

a 49,, TELEGRAPH NOTICE..
Nh WV Inc Of Telegraph from Washington
Ing Wits sGTertsed falsely represented as connect
FeSnsh' Montgomery, Mobile, &c. 'S'on' %
points Is ;Sr "m tseg Taphio connection with those
which -. nc TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 10
ents ali the thu 81 The ownership of Morses pat
thst tie neonS This, therefore, is 10 give hotties
sent by the ne varse viii he made on all
sI"n to I'M. s company in the South for transmis
situated as II t6ey bsd hsa or other places similarly
0"pany az the Place Of their soI he -
mar eff Gena,si . sNDALL,
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STRAW BERRIES,

vented hy the renowned
. SOyer," on his return
from the Crime n. aud since
his deccase IL nanufactur
'Ah 10y CROSSE 4 BLACK
WILL, London. from the
original recipe. The man
utactursrs simply ask for it
a trial, convinced that 1t
must add to the already
largo consumption, and
tn8t IT will prove itself un-
equalled, either stimm-
lant Ia the appetite or an
aid 10 dicostion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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1 LUMBER !-LUMBERm
Il AN Now receiving lot Of seasoned 2, 1, 6, and
"a w hIta PING; land = Flooring; Joists. Scant-
ling, l.aths, &C.; Shelving and Partition Boards
ready for usc together with variety of Building
Materials, Nails dc. For sale at the lowest rates
WM MCLEAN.
F"R SALE-A double sea ted ROckaway, Horse
and Harness Inqnira IA above MA N en3v-
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oCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

a, Inc havana mall steamers leave New York IN,
ne ~, eth, nth, and nth of each m,nth and
Cnariestcn on the 4tl and 10Th. ' WIN
The California mail steamers Ieaya New yo,L ~
the 5th and nth Of each month '"'A VII
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X JUST RECEIVED
DAiIf'S PATENT CURTAIN FIxTrpr,
when we can sell at manufacturers prices ct whois
sale and retail Call at - HUG
BONTZ BROS
ma INV Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street,
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Also. the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT,
fe q -6manW
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PARK rro, hsENrs FOR THE .OEO
supplies sgn e. ms. co. ". Y.-Cash capital Aud
ssoS a..s having cash csplisi Of over eI
PAID. once No. SD 9 1S adjusted and promptly
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j FoNSEACEI.SIOR CRACKERS-AC fresh
Err Ps.a Oh oelebTated LansIngbuTgh CRACK
YSrIc;tre same rate as they can b. got from New
maH .o,na. -, King a BURCHELL,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-19

WEsrNrNsrER REVIEW FOR July, contains
eight articles in addition to the usual ac-
count Of contemporary Literature which
forms a valuable oppendage to every num-
Der. The paper "What knowledge is of the
most Worth, is comparative estimate Of
the different kinds of knowledge. The other
articles are, .Jowett and the Broad Church,
"The Influences Of Local causes on National
character" "The Life of a Conjurcr -
s.Governmcnt in India, its Liabilities and
Resources "Recolections of Alexander
Won Stenberg " "The Roman Question and
Austrian Intervention.
Republished by Leonard Scott & CO., 81
Gold Street, New York, who also reprint the
London Quarterly, North British, and Edin-
burgh Reviews, and Blackwood'. Magazine
at 50 a year singly, or $40 a year for the
whole five Periodicals.
All these Periodicals commencing volumes
with issues for July the present is a conve-
nient time to subscribe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-19

At Court Of Prob holden at Ellsworth, within
and fer the County Of Hancock ON the first
ednesday Of August, \. d. ls59.
IN the petition Of Isaac : Osgood Admins
~ TRAITOR OF the estate If Thomas Coggins, late
OF Eluchil in said county, deceased, representing
that the personal estate Of said deceased, with
real estate formerly sold, is not sufficient to pay
the just debts, which he owed at tho time OF his
death, BY the sum of one hundred dollars, and
praying fol license to sell and convey so much
Of the real estate Of said deceased as may be
essary for the payment Of said debts and ncilen-
tai charges
Ordertd,-That the petitioner give notice there
of to the heirs of sad deceased and to all persons
interested in said estate, by causing copy of this
order to be published in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, three weeks
successfully that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, in said county
Oh the first ednesiay of September next, at ten
of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause, if any
they have WHY the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest,
20 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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IHE HANCOCK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION


vii be held at the West Meeting Hodse IN E1en the
First Tuesday of September,
commencing at o'cocs and the delegates from the
several churches will find places assigned for their accot-
mediation. as follows
1st Buehill with Oliver Thomas 81 Buehiil BENT C.
Thomas Brookin. Isaac Hopkins BrooksYille, Uriah
Goodrich Deer Isle Amos T. Iahey Franklin, Vim
T. Leland Gnuidsboro' Mrs Mary Higgins; l.t Han.
cock. khen l.. Higgins 81 Hancock, John Mcfarland
Little Deer Isle John :. Salisbury Long Island Eben
Young Marivilie, Glbsr, D. Fish MI Desert fremont
Ephram Alley, Urland and fcnabscot John Rich eel's
Brook, William Iamor LIST sedgwick. Jared Emery
North S.dgwck Josiah Hsdey Sullivan and Minis.
ter Of isworh. samuel II. Richards surry, jesse
Mayo; SEAMS Isle. Samuel H. sugsi lst Trenton Com
fort Thomas East Trenton, Thomas H. LELAND West
Trenton Mrs Lydia liailey 81 Trenton Pembroke L.
land Waltham, seth Hopkins.
Delegates from other Associations. and minlsterlng
brethren from abroad with l.. J. Thomas.
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At a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday of August, A. b. 1859
HHAkLES X. TlLDEN, named Executor in a
~ certain instrument purporting to be the last
Win and Testament of Miriam e, Perkins, la.e of
Castine. iii said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
0RDERED,-That the said Executor give no.
tice thereof to all persons interested by causing
copy of this order to be published three week sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear st Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth the first
Wednesday ofSeptember next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, ii any they have,
why the same should not be proved approved and
allowed as the last will and Testament Of said de-
ceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy--Attest,
% A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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East Corinth Academy.

YNHE FALL TERN will commence, September
L 5h and continue eleven weeks
A. C. HERRICk, \. b. Principal.
SOLuN WiiITMORE, Associate
Miss ". T., BALI, T. achcr of Music.
Miss MARY EourNns Teacher Of Drawing, &c.
Board, everything found, 81 80 to 81 90 per
week. Tuition Common English, 81 90 High
English, - 80 Languages. 81 90. Term bills
to be settled the eight week of the term.
No students are desnti who do not wish to do
-,ghi and 20 th9ron,h This village is oasy OF ac-
cess Daily Stage from Bangor iare IS cents.
For further information address the Principal or
Secretary j. b. NICkEIS, Sec
Last Coruth, Aug. ith, lsjo. 3w23
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SLAVERY AN Acknowledgment Thorburn
says that Metternich, the subtle Austrian;
once declared that as long as the republic of
America existed, there would be no stability
for the thrones Of Europe, and that the only
antdote to democracy was to propagate
slavery in America.-N. Y. Post.
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice all
ed that she has been duly appointed and has taken
herself the trust Of Execurix Of the last will and
ment Of
EDWARD W. W. EMERY. late OF Eden,
In the county Of Hancock deceased, by giving bond
the directs she therefore requests all persons who
indebted the said deceased estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands thereon,
exhibit the same for settlement.
SALLY EMERY.
August Sd, 1850 %
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

II American Republicans Of the Representative Dis.
ict composed OF the towns OF Mt Desert Eden fremont
and Cranberry Isle, requested IN meet at the
SCHOOL HoCsE IN snsEsvlLLE, on Saturday, the 21h
day Of August last at O'Clock, F. NJ. iot the pur-
pose Of selecting Candidate for Representative Ia the
state Legislature, to he supported the ensuing state
election aud also to transact other business that
come hefure the Convention. Pa ORpgR
Eden August, 18TH 1853
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-19

At Court Of Probate holden Sullivan, within and for
the County Of Hancock the first Tuesday Of August,
A. ID. 1889.
- IDNEY SMITH, Administrator OF the estate OF Han.
- nah s Prebe, late Of Sullivan in said county de.
ceased having presented his accornt of administration
upon sad deceased's estate for probate:
Ordered-That the said Administrator give notice there
If to all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
der be published three weeks excessively in the Els
worth American, printed in Ellsworth, that they may ap.
at Probate Court be holden Ellsworth, the
first Wednesday OF September next at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon and shew cause any they have, why the
same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy,--Attcst
so A. A. BARTLETT, Register
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70 the Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate, within and
for the County of Hancock.
IL UMBLY shows William Wescott, Guardian OF Albna
III H. James H. and George A. Billings minors and
children Of Daniel L. Billings, late OF Penobscot, in said
county deceased that the said minors Interested In
certain Land Warrant numbered so 1872 for hundred
and twenty Of land, and that 1t would be for the
benefit Of said Minors that their said interest in said
ceascds estate should be disposed Of and the proceeds
thereof put out and secured to them interest Your
toDer therefore prays that your Honor would grant him
license to dispose Of the accordingly, agreeaby
law Of this State made and provided
WIN wEsCoTT.
August 3, A. D. 1859.
At Court of Pr bate held at Ellsworth, within and for the
County Of Hancock, the first Wednesday Of August
A, d. 1859;
On the foregoing petition ORDEREp,That the Petition
err give notice to all persons Interested by causing copy
of the petition and order Of thereon be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American that
they may appear at Probate Court be held El.s
WORTH in said county the first Wednesday of September
next, at ten o'clock A. VI and shew cause II any they
have why the prayer OF said petition should be grant
ed. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-A. A. BARrLERr, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order Of thereon
80 Attest "A. A. BARTLETT.
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TO FARMERS. A RARE CHANGE.
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFEBS FOR SALE:
$50 ACRES CHOICE LAND

At Hammonton New Jersey (new settlement) in Farms of
10 20 acres upwards at s2 to $50 per payable
in four years, or 10 per cent of for cashier will be
changed for property Boston, For full particulars
apply enclosing stamp to JOAN STILES Is State Street,
Boston. TITO three families wishing emgrate
and purchase together, this offers favorable opportunity.
purchased farms and settled in lammonton during the
past year.
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=" Wandercr Balatta, Boston.
Arborer, Smith, do
" Emblem Murch, do
ARRIVED.
Caroline knight, Parker, N. Y.
CLEARED,

Ehd01a Curtis, Providence.
From correspondent
RocKroRr.-Ar 18th sch Grampus, &c, OO) Fl h ;
spoken on Grand Banks, Aug Sd, VIM Tell, c, 900
Morning Star, 10 000i Hyderanga, 10000;
Similar, 1000; Coquette, s,oOo Princess, 9, 900
Golden Light, 1000; all Of Bucksport.
May Queen, 52,000--l0 hhds. Juno, 40, 600
Amazoni $4,000; Montasuma. on rock, 600 otis.
Graduate, IA 600; Maria Louisa, 5000; Grape
Shot, 5000; Sea Ranger. 4,00O Howard, $1,000;
James Frederick, $1,000; q NJ Partridge, 2s 900;
Julia CHM, $4,000; Cerlew, 10000, all of Orland
Clio; Castine, $4,000.
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y the Boston Journal
! e1Jorlr 9'ervilIo College:
staA shman class will be the largest
whi0, ever entered here. Forty three
have been admitted already, and the Class
will pot number less than fifty at the COM
mencement of the Fall term. With an eff
cient Faculty, and President of rare quail
ties for the Office, the College promises much
for the future. President Champlin's ability
for the honorable position he has SO ably and
successfully filed, is universally acknowledge
ed. lie is the man for the place. Stern
though not severe, keen observer Of human
nature,a swift extermlnator of the drone and
college sh4ggard, mild yet unainchng when
duty calls, he has won the appreciation of
student and citizen.
The exercises this year have been Of pecu-
liar interest to all present. The literary ex-
ercises, the fourshng condition of the Col
lege, and happy countenances of all. con.
spired to this result.
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C,.,,np Il Pain Killer.

The world astonished at the wonderful perform
cd by the Craap aud Pam kier prepared by CuAris
PERKIss Its equal has never been known tr se0ving
pain in all cases for tho Of Spinal Complaints,
Cramp in the Limbs and Stomach Rheumatism in all
forms, Bilious Coc Bu rms Sore Throat, and Gravel Il l.
decidedly the best remedy In the world Evidence
mos, performed by a.y medicine circulars
n the hands Of Agents soa
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TO PRINTERS

FOR
A number of RueGLEs PRESSES and Fonts Of Type
in good order
Apply to j. E. FARWELL 4 co.
2 Spring Lane, Boston.
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The cassed towns II Otis Marrilviiie Waitham Amherst
Hancock and Trrnon requested by there dri-
egaies At Narravrc Meeting HOUSE. on Tuesday August
3osl at one O'Clock p. NJ to select a candidate for Repre-
sentative the Legislature and 10 transact any ohs
business that may come before them.
4, VI. BLAIsDELL Chairman Of Com.