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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22
CARD.


Prompted by honest desire of my heart wish TO lav
before the public which deserves commendation
not only as an act of scientific Skill but that of humanity
also About two years ago suddenly and from causes
unknown to me- seized with ft of Epilepsy which
owing to my inability to meet the expenses CONSEQUENT
upon thorough medical treatment and the discourage
ment which met with attempting it, soon became
such as was then led to beleve) defy the skill Of
any physician was frequently while in pursuit Of my
calling thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warning and, although insensible to the agones vet
despsed the mseres of my life and learned to look
upon those who would render assistance or shelter me
irom danger as my enemies, who sought TO proong the
existence ofmy miseries While In this state and hav
ing, previous to my aflieton tasted the sweets of life
once more was induced to attempt seeking aid of phys
clan, and by Recommendation called upon Dr. L. Cap
kay told him Of my circumstance and of NV inabiIty
to reward him for his services regardless of which how
ever he at undertook my case and with the bless
ing OF God, was once restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which enioy at
ent and yet conscious Of my indebtedness consider IL
due to myself and all afflicted to make the case public in
order that those in need of medical advice NAV pd nb
scian in whom every confidence can be placed
Signed, MEYER YABLONSKy
State OF California county of San Francisco Subscribed
1856. GILBERT A. GRANT Sotsrx pnh,;- H. D.
Address L. J. C2APkAY, " D., San FransscO Cal, !
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22

Where he can be consulted privatsy and with the Mt
most confidence by the afflicted At all hours daily from
A. NJ until p N. Cure always guaranteed no pay
required.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
Cer.fAizl CSz1-@

n
a Certain euro
Serofula Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
Erysipelas, Pimpes, Biles, Mercurial Diseases
Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint
Stubborn Ulcers, Loss of Appetite
General Debility. &c
AS an Alternative and RenOvatIng Agent ia
UnequaIIedi!E
plentiful supply Of pure boed as essential to ami.
NAL life as light heat and genial showers to the veg.
etaoe Kingdom When the proper circulation of the vi
ta hud mpeded sickness is the inevitable consequence
the secreons become unhealthy the liver becomes clog
ged with impure bile which, forced into the system vi
uaes ana nfiames the blood engendering scroula and
outaneous and hillary disorders The experience OF six
teen years has fully established the high reputation OF
ths invaluable medicine its curative powers have been
thoroughly tested in long standing and obstinate cases.
with such invariabe to call forth the most
natterng concentrations from eminent physicians
throughout the country
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22
Citv Trustees Report.

In accordance with the provisions of Act incorpora-
ting the City of Nevada the undersigned submit the fol-
lowing statement of the receipts and expenditures of
City Government from July 1st, 1852 to January ls
1860.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22

The following are selected from voluminOus accumula
ton of testimonials OF the Press of the United States
and from eminent Professors of our institutions where
the practice Of medicine is taught
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22
agt1ieaI Wsties.
DR. ]. n. STACKPOLE.

Late Professor mt the University, Maryland
Ctan be found at the CORNER Of CALIFORNIA and
~ Montgomery Streets San Francisco,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Opinions of the Press.

"a Immediately cured and full vigor returned -1Fa
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22

IOO LBS. OF SUPERIOR SOLE LEATII.
HUI ER, For sale by
]. NJ. HIXS0N
No. " Broad Street Nevada
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22

Remarkable Instance of Medical Relief
Below publish the certificates of three OF the suffer
from the paDgs Of disease who having recovered their
former health, and impeed by gratitude make known
their and remedial agent and their statements
authenticated by Notary Plbc. The demands of So
cety imperously command their publicity, and
mend their perusal to the attention OF all afflicted
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-02-22
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Neva-


Marshal, and ex-officio City Tax Collecto
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
The Republican Triumph and the Fl
s.aI-G ala tsd nancial Panic ''tso.,

The Republicans attribute the defeat Of the
Democratic party, in the late Presidential cam
paign to the Judgment Of Providence for its
alleged subserviency to the Slave Power. ~
Scarcely has the fact of I1ncoln's election
been ascertained ere it is, followed by threat
ening financial crisis. We do not charge that
this is n Judgment upon the men who voted
for Lincoln; but it is clearly the natural result
and first tfrpits IF heiryietory. IL s0d 9.
% A panic exists. 7Thts is now admitted BY
/ Republican journals which. before the election,
stoutly argued that no such consequence would
result from their success, and insisted that the
cry of a panic, like thst of Secession, was
b6gBeaf gotten up to frighten Northern men
from voting for Lincoln. But the crisis has
come, or it is at least approaching in such a
shape of grim reality that arguing against its
existence is like whistling against tempest.
''i The New York Tiiba,te, after Specializing
iapon the panic of '5T, says: '.W have now
another "panc," or rather, the premonitory
symptoms of one. The Stock market has the
blind staggers; the Banks ara reefng top-sails,
and various lame ducks go hal-ing about the
streets" The meaning Of this light treat
ment of grave subject is that stocks are
falling rapidly in the market; that the banks
are discountipg sparinsly and preparing for an
apprehended suspension, and hat merchants
manufacturers and other business men are
either obliged to suspend, or to contract their
operations within a narrow com9ass t.u.
aa These panic symptoms are not confined to
the CT of New York, .hHt aye. beginning to
manifest thgsuselves ,ia all the large cities of
the North, in the Eastern manufacturing dis
tricts, and in the agricultural regions of the
V est. The Jo,srnaf Of this city states On the
authority of letter in the Clev veland Iedclsy,
that the bankers in Chicago had held a meet
ing and resolved to throw out the notes of IL
linois banks which are secured in part or
wholly bystocks of Southern States now threat
ening secession. The yIouraal adds that i.
this be true, it may have the effect Of closing
a few banks in that State" But this is poor
at empt to treat as a triiing matter subject
which is becoming more scrious every day
The ominous signs of coming financial distur
bance and distress are RStoconfned to any one
State or section of the Union, blt are to be
seen all over the country. -.g
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
FREAK. OF A MAD ELEPHANT TX
I iadt z9uy CITING SCENE 15m9.-1s O.

| "A letter in the Bombay Times, dated Co
chin, August Is; says: a- .aE el-9
The inhabitants Of Trcchoor, Ga few miles
hence, y are just now in great fright, owing
, TO ? newly trained elephant having gone mad
and become ungovernable. One of the men
seems to have fallen q victim to its fury
| thru ugh his own folly. 1t appears that while
himself ard elder brother (who were both
| trainers of the animal,) were on their way
down hill with the elephant, it suddenly re-
velted and attempted TO seize them. Finding
every effort to calm it unavailing, they took
| refuge on the top Of huge tree close by
The animal pursued them, bpt after fey
minutes fruitless .endeavor to knock down
the tree, sitadescended into the paddy fields
below, and committed great devastation in the
place. Afterward, while it vas directing its
way to the village, the younger brother, heed
less of his elders remonstrances, came down
from the tree and fastened toward the ee-
phant intending to recall it to obedience, in
order to avert further mischief But the
animal, as soon as it caught sight of the man,
furieusly chased him who, after running das,
perately about the field for nearly an hour, hid
himself among the tall paddy shoots in
somewhat secluded place 'a -.5l II
b. The elephant, awhile after missiRg its object,
was about resuming its course to the village,
when the i'll tated man suddenly rose to see
whether his pursuer was gone. The noise of
the water and crash of the leaves occasioned
/ by his rising made the elephant, which was
hot far off, turn round and he was discovered.
The lnturiated monster at once dashed upon
him, and within few seconds the unfortunate
man was torn limb from limb, in the very
sight of his brother, who still continued on the
tree The animal soan aftcrprocs toward
the village, where, within the space Of half an
hour, it killed two other persons (Poolichs
destroyed several houses, and ruined the ba-
zaars, which were deserted by the merchants
on hearing the approach of %he beast At
length 1t entered the spacious premises of the
pagoda, which are enclosed by lofty granite
walls OF considerable strength and durability.
Immediately on its entrance, which w;s eff
-tected by the maucuvers, of its keepers throw
ng stones, etc on its heels and otl,er vulner.
able parts, all the gates were strongly barri-
-caded toiinsurr public safety. 1t wculd appear
that several expert elephant trainers were also
withip the enclosure, who voluntarily undertook
the perilous task, Of >qpietiaG and tanning the
animal, by dint Of professional management.
The -pagoda, which his already sustained a
good deal of damage by the attacks of the
elephant, is their only refu!;e;u and if1hat is
demolished, the fate Of the trainers is inevit
able, The only alternative see now is either
to destroy the beast at once by bulle.s. or to-
starve it to degree which would render ii
powerless, hat the1traihers niayeffe ct its gap
ture. !~g ,s-te4i 9Gssui ruGy 'oeRoo GasTil ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

ONLY A BIT OF Considering that
an ouice of Alum, or sal.amonia put into the
water in which female garments are rinsed,
will render chem 'iRlaaa@bustible, it is amazing
that SO many women will suffer themselves to
go about dangerously ignituble, with fuid
lamps in ,fheir hands, or even approach an
open fire with their hoop expanded dresses,
ready at all time to create onaagration. The
espf burning fluid is general nav, although
SO much reprobafed, and accidents from its
infamability are SO frequent, that. common
prudence, We should suppose, would prompt
all who hazard it to adopt every atailakle pre-
eautioa = You rarely hear of tho recovery Of a
woman burntzb the upsctting or explosion of
fluid lamp, The catastrophe is almost inev-
liable death; Yet an qanae Of Alum only
STOOD befween, them and the grave! And such
p tearfhl risk is run every Gay eand night, by
thousands, for want of that little ouhce.fe FIT
we're something mQre, ,momentous,it it would be
secured at any cost; bpt bit Of Alum u! Is 10
insignificant! - :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

q :, LEscquR AGING. 2ssiince. Eincqlps slectien,
stocks have only fallen about twenty per cent
E&chan ges have SpIg1' risen from one per gent
to tfireg! Glorious result! Better still, stocks
will NIT fall paqre than about forty per cent
more, and exchange will not rise above ten
per Gent Illinois money, based on seven pill
lion dollars Of Southern stocks, will not be less
valuable than rags---in fact it will be slightly
better! Long live John Brown !! Hurrah
for the niggers AMI Honest Old Abe! It was
all IAN elcctionee ing trick !'- Chicago Times.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

Isaac Hayhe, ,Mho was hung at ehaflsston By
the British. cHelrgave his life i'm order to es-
tabiish the gniep, Whes yoa put your name
to a declaration Of dissolution, Why, You NAV
as well have the bones Of Isaac Hayne Before
you. .1s He was South C1rolinians and 30 are
you.,s But there vas no blqteh upon his right
hand.' ,f. ,:.,.,f, -. -. " =
:. "aWith these words The intruder left the
room I started back ffqm the contract With
the dead mans bones, afd-a woke 0tec:
worn with labor l. had fallen asleep and had
been dreaming. Was it not a singular dreamy
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

"a aQuEsr1eN.-It is said that the .Repub-
licans have 90, 900 majority I'M Massachusetts.
Who established the law prescribing foreign
born eitizsas7 On the" day Of ..adea election,
in that State, white naturahEed citizens had to
stafd back and look at negroes voting, BECAUSE
tho former had not becnin the Safe seven
years. These are facts which eur TIaturelissd
citizens can sQhsider at their 1siEqts as. there
is no election near at hand to- ihfiuehce their
judgments. What do you say i,ow'fd Did
the Democrats make the law o. 1Nsspresume
no such charge can bs imadeffo 1faee Of
&C, 900 Republican majority bia,a.5i,,ros
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
F n@The Republicans have, reioiced

=. barThe KeRubIieans have, relplced much at
TIE race Of. Old Abe ran in, his. ewn county,
and Dragged and clustered because she1hsd car
rried Sangamon County, ihnoig 81 In Old times
that county was a 'steatifast w hig eerasy, anj
hence there is ,reqsoii Or 7senseiia re5oicing
if LineqlHs had carried; it. But the truth is
he did not do So The official vote gives the
county TO Dorg1as.f In The city Of Spring
field, Lincoln beat Douglas a69 Votes, and in
the county Douglas lea. Lincoln; Lii, !, making
Douglas majority ip5 the city and county az.
In the, Senatorial race in 1898 Douglas beat
Lincoln in. Sanganon county, and now he
beats him again, thus beating him twice in
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

.p@ A negress, speaking of her children,
said of one who was lighter colorcd than the
rest L nebber could bear that ar brat, kase
he show dirt SO easy 'F fi" .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

nrII 8. TX ENN Y Attorney at Law, has open
Il al an Office the first door West of Post Office
second floor where he viii be happy tosee his old
risnds and such hers may wish to sngage his
D prefe..iona services -, tApxil 40 = 95s.-A6tf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
11IFTVpMteyIlTJS

Our poets may sing of the live that fling =
Their light Ger a work sublime,
And sages may, tell of the names thatdwsll q Il
Like stars Ger the clouds of ftirae; ,.-
But among the deeds that are sung or told;
l. In the legends of now or them s,--a. .
There none more bright there none nlcre Hold
"a Than he deeds Of Nirion's mem arl.1rr,..r
In the glopmiest strife of our untry's hfe, baI
When her dawning was darkened by night,
When tyrant's were found on her holiest ground,
And lIer friends wefe scattered-n light,
When the best of her children, unarmed and unfed,
/ Were hunted through cavern and glen hfr
he RED ranks Of Albion trembled with dread,
At the deeds of Narion's men.
s.EG& CEEL -. sTzE-Ea9
An 1.-The embiems we raise, to acknowledge their
praise,
a WIN not crumbl, in 'temres. wave; -
their monuments stand thro the length of the land,
In the hearts ofthe noblest and brave - ..I last
For their me 'ry will shine, and their glory viii
Giving light 10 ihe days that have been; ..
And long shall our freemen be proud OF the past (
and the deeds of Marions men,
Whenever gun in tie glad morning sun;
When The stars OF our banner pnfYEled,
Proelained III. great d y whose beautiful ray
Gave Freedoms first hope to tie world; ffoll,
When the shouts for heroes like deep thunder
From to mountain top-then .z
Remember the granduer of Marions soul,
And the deeds MAJ ion s men -1as- Or. ..~i -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

yIULTON Il McCOMBS, Attorneys and Couii-
4 sellers atlLaw, Ashland, Ohio. Office in the
Bsmk building: ovsr the Hardware Store.
30 Feb,4 1851 .-aais H7-i4 si3Egt - q HtF' 34tf e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

-NEtLLEn HOUSE opposite the SamPsesI louise
? YEk AsAl@p4 Ollie M Miller Proprietor, Good
AodationS aud able bills Patrcn2 ee
solicited --z=E-zz-- Feb 1887 .-34tt d
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

wv land. Ohio, Office on cqrne fof .churcb spd
sndusky SITS. Particular attention Raidto eollec-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

AE'NULTI HOUSE Ashland Ohio by W Nc
WIN uley Ro ON airy nd omm dous and la
.SS4enitansIy Supplied with all thelFE9Eies Of the
Ab,son Patronage solicited. Feb 4, 1857 SIT
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

IRd1SfAS J BULL, Attorney atLaw Loudon-
Il lie, Ashland county Ohio will attend prompt
" Z, all business entrusted to hiscare. ,r .e oft
= Feb. 4.I8J5.r -..t fs=4T4 ai On, .5s 34tf at.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

NIJGLER HOUSE, Main Street. between third and
wv fsurth, Hansfsld, Ohio. dff1 =
D. NJ. MILLER, Proprietor.
>Mrasfsld,9Sfars q. 1854 = 29tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

f'i.A A 8SaIcAN HOUSE Formerly McNuliy's) by
40 ~ AseAIBtLD FiSLzY, Ashland Ohio The
IL thoroughly re6ted, and its proprietor is
prepared to aessnpodats all hisela friends and as
aRssgo ones be 1Eleasea to giSs Linn at
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

sur bATlre Q R.N.EY a r Il W,
III. L-zo7gri -ts ,5 HtASp Co, ~,
wv to his care, in Ashland Wayne, Holmes and
..Anox G9nnties.--a -. II nstI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
" : r. JOH NsTON

TACoss q M6say EEMRY. Attorneys at Law
81 oes iu,nsdia lately oRPesltc the I'a'ik on Main
Street - ,f-lT. ~ f..s -,... 5Otf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
Ia w Y E * S. q

Z wv OSBORN D. A. L. CURTIS have formed a
w p1rtn.r.Eip p in the practice of Law .nd viii
stsad to in tn cir profess in Ashland and
adjsioing counties. Office in the building beretaf9Ee
oee pied by W. Osborn ,on Church Street.
Ashland. March 1859. 3Stf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

HAIL TERM commences. August 29th, 1900
IA WISFkK TEsM csmrnences No.embsr 2Sth s.
1850. sfsIss EEM.eerpencesAarsh 2sth 1861.
LssaiipS'iS pkg sanU sHr both 'rIiEsIrALLr .Ed
,AoRALIr En4ALTHtZ 4 Access easy-f Disc plire
tuHsLzssaz and course of study THoEaSsH.
,Hsal fer Cirsnlsrsr Catalogue.
nFo tHi iiE 10. FRMoLEroN, PEEsIDtST.
oh ktstrA2H-7fSesr'Etyy- ktstrA2Ht-7fS y 9 affu 80 ezeEnlztf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
p n Y sICI N 5.
NO II IGF

m R. H BUCK, yPraetitioner OF Medicine and
- Surgery .Rowsburg, Ashland county Ohio
February 4, 1877. ~ -T.IF. .la@T.I -.s at... 34tf
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- -rf7ll,.a! No OrTI>Ca E u 4s.ie9 .
5rs. b.rebvl s;3en that the undersigned a. be en-
II appointed and qualified az EXECUTOR of The Es-
s1ats ef Henry sigler, decd late Of 1thlan O. o.
.fiT5af tIJsJlf 6s5f4 : Efl'L 4. SIG LER. b.
,sw Prompt settlement requirsa. - .'e''' !
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

.NIILLIAM RALsEoN Jews y aRdEsilye ID
Hats se ashland Ohio. Gold and Steel Pens "A nd
q hoice variety ewelry .kspte9nstaptly hapd
Highest price paid for old Gold and Silver. Re-
nn,iriue done to order ,on reasonable rms-satis
faction warranted go Et.. -H
70 FeE-uary 4. 1851. 3Ss1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
DISASTERS.

Seh Angeretta, in going into Bucksport, GIL,
Inst, mirstayed and went ashore on Norw god's
Head, and hilgcd Immediately.
NEWPORT, RI Oct Sch Chapel Kelley. from
Calais, was towed into this port to-day, by steamer
MI Vernon, from Now York for Portland. The
schooner had cut away both masts to save The yes
sci and crew in heavy gale Oct ), while at an
chor on Nantucket Shoals.
hey West adriccs to sd ult. state that all the
cargo has been saved from snip William Jar, is.
About 100 cases boots and shoes were damaged
and were sold at auction on the 10Th by the T. $.
Marshal fer 81 900 cash The dry cargo will be
shipped 10 New Orleans.
Stccmcr Acorn, at Boston from Provincctown.
reports bern brig, Capt. Loand, lumber laden
from Calais, ashore ON Long Point on Sunday
night last i'll squal.
Sch Abigail, Capt Murcl, from Boston for Eli
sHorih, struck ledge while passing Deer Isle. on
Monday Sth inst at about o'clock aul in half an
hour filled and rolled over Sch Agnes at about
o'clock. fell in with, came alongside and righted
her. She was then taken by steam tugs Trader
and Express and brought to Norris Beach, about
three miles below this village. The gail is
owned by Mr. Dyer Jordan aud others Of this
town. Her hold was about half full of freight
for McSsrs. II. Il :. X. Whiting, Love JOY, and
other merchants Of this village.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-12
noMHsrIc pORTs

ps..rr..ss.-Ar I. ,rhs Arabiuc, H'srar' 'Ais-
worth Woplr3rk Lyman, Ellen i'f best'a A.
4. Brooks. Jordan, Tcoutnn tor Boston
Steamer Fatap-co. VAIN, Nov N".k, N'p"fi'
NJ sunday. passed steamer NJ Vernon haH hell
from Portland f,r Nes York. having IN 10" sen
Chsnt,el, Of Chvrfshcld a smAsted'
Bnstox.-Ar7 I. sei. penw lrth bradbury Ma
eb,,s Zina Hfadbu y 10 p y Richards, joy
Sulliyan FORESTER Murch, Ellsworth EhIa 3"
tlelsn. Mssombcr, Franklin Delaware, Foster
NJ, 4. Gcnrze MA.hiA stan, Bunker, dc.
a. s,h. Eg,rt. Iladlcy and Margaret Ran
J,Il M,ehias Henry Allied, Perkins, Mil
hriI.e Belle, Yeriill, Deer Lie Jones, 10"
U,nr8ck paaa, Petertan, '4stiae Harriet
F,ller Rs. calais; 80 Bartlett, uauctt, do !;
Julia Ehlebeth, Merrill, EiaehlH.
cid sch Aucona, Magomber, Elt'worth'
paoyInExcE-cIl c, sch B4rcdons, Whiuore,
EIlss orth
snys-Ar G. schs VANILLA, Wood, Els
worth W.. Drinkwatcr, bunker, S4lilf4n.
NV YoHk.-Ar 4, sch Madagascar, Moore.
Rusyor,h ,,.,;z
Shin ocean Ranger 4~t tons, bulk al Flu, MI
ia 1854, was sold II MN 3rk An inst. Ior 3d.
900 cash.
nonrsuourm.--Ar 5. schs DGaro, Elen for b :
ton Brutus Creighan, Passport for boston ~
ma, Bradbury, Maebias fer do Whitaker, Lam
cry, Could.boro Tor do, 9Fecian liat!ctt 'alAS
for do Jane Fish. Aoicy, do Tor do /. 9AinAt Tan
Dodge, Ellsworth for de ) Rollins, Cove, New
York t0r Easttort Theodore ffehaShuSssh' h''
not Ellsworth for Boston.
NYw ourg,xs.-Ar 80, ship Col Adams, tnew)
Adams, Castine.
MoB,lg.-Ar so, seh Yankee Blade Gray from
Bueksport
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y | T. d..

Ellswcrth-oet. ith. Elizabeth, wife Of Joseph
Stratton, aged u years,
Doycr- 3ath ult,. Elder Moses Amcs, formerly
pastor Of the Free VIII baptist Church Of Dover
It. Paul, Min Oct. 4th, Of consumption, Gov
cruor Willard, of Indiana.
BapEer-,th inst. Lurcmia, wife of John +
Bent, aged Is yeaIs.
south Surry-l,t inst, Pearl L., son Of Calvin
c. AMI padama Z, Clark, aged months.
81 We lay thee in tn slcut tomb,
Sweet hos-atn Of day,
We Jas' began to view thy bloom,
Aud tAeg art passed away
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Special Notices.
ATTENTION
Wide AwakC9 /:

The " lido Awskcs are requested to meet this
(Thurs lay) evening, at Lords Hall at I o'clock.
Business Of Importance will be before the meeting,
and 1t is DESTROYS that every member should be
present.
AEv mcmhcr that has more than ONE torch in
his possession is requested TO return the same to
tho Clcrk Tonight. {. IL. BARTON, Captain
WV. p. BuRa. Clerk. Oct. 10th.