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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss;-ro the several ShcriiIs Of our Coun.
ties of Hancock, Penubscot, York Cumberland,
Lincoln, kennebec, Oxford. somerset, Washing
ton. Waldo, Pi.cataquis Franklin Aroostook,
Androsco.gin and Sagadahoc, or either of their
Deputies, CIR citing
~ We Command you to attach the Goods
SIS Tor Estate of Edward ;. Jarvis, #
! L. =" ( in the County Of -, in the State of
~ California, to the value OF three hundred
dollars, and summons the said Defendant (if he
may be found in your precinct 10 appear before
oar Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court next
to be holden in Ellsworth. within and for nor
County Of Hancock, the /, urth Tuesday OF Oct
tobcr next, then and there in said Court to
swer unto Joseph A. Dean0 of Ellsworth aforesaid
Esquire. In plea Of the case, for that the said
Defendant at Surry, to wit: said Ellsworth on
the twenty seventh day of April A. u. ls31, by
his promissory note of that date, by him subscrib
ed. for value received, promised to pay Thomas
Robinson the sum Of nineteen Dollars aud thirty
cents on demand with interest; and the said
Thomas Robinson III sreafterwards, to wit, On the
same day endorsed and delivered the sad note to
the Plaintiff by reason and in consideration where
of the said Defendant became liable and promised
the Plaintiff to pay him the contents Of the said
note according To the tenor thereof
Also for that the Defendant at Ellsworth .afore-
said on the day of the purchase Of this Writ be-
ing indebted to the Plaintiff in another of
two hundred Dollars, for So much money before
that time had and received by the said Defendant
to the Plaintiff : use, in consideration thereof
promised the Plaintiff to pay him that sum on de-
mand.
Yet though often requested the said Defendant
has not paid said sum but neglects 20 do, to
the damage of said Plaintif(as he saya)the sum OF
three hundred Dollars which shall then and there
be made to appear with other due damages. Aad
have you there this W rt with your doin-s therein
Witness John :. renney, Esquire, at Ellsworth
Al; jay Arr In - ,f,
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fifty nine
T. W. PERRY, Clerk.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most cffcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bncd from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgaton of this foul
disorder from the blood and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affcc-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTIrB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEuM, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRx,
RHEUMATIsM, SYpHrLITIC and MERcuRIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM FITIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in "ia,pmay ofMe blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Carlia eth alt, Empire State, Bri:s.,
liverpool
At Newcastle 2iI alt, Calico. washburn, for
tonstnntiaaJle.
I'D I'm Narseiae. e2l nlt. Trade Wind, 1okn-
sou destination not given.
N tGihrattI l7th alt, Fanny Hamilton, Wass
Narcotics Iur y otk.
Ar At Cette I'D uit. Loeb Lomond, Black and
archila. prverrax, y fark.
At antwerp 2ltA at, .hir techinsar. eulr, for
Y orleans 81. n; Mortimer Livingston. sampson,
and Para .en. prink~atcr, Tor York.
>li I'm Liverpool 9th ult, ship John J Boyd,
Thomas, y York
Al Rio Graude July -, sch kiusf.hcr Holmes,
fm York.
A, Pernambuco 18th nit, barque Oregon, Chase
FROM River Of Plate. dise.
At lleyoci ?ith ut, Union, Iiorstman, for Bos.
ton. ready Tor
Ar at Calcutta July Il, Cromwell. Symmes, fn
Boston Mar 10
Ar at Glasgow aith ult, Cordclia, Horn, New
York.
Ar at stockholm goth u)t, Ann Washbarn,
Nirhols Y Orleans via tiuiteuburg.
SID ifem tifavcsend 2tth uit, ndaunted, Free
man, Port Philip.
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DOMESTIC PORTS
TRgSroS.-Ar s, sch A q Brooks, Jordan, from
Grand Banks, 500 quintal fish. Reports fish very
scarce.
M,cnIAs.-Ar .. sch W Pope, Colbeth, Boston J;
1. Morning Star, Fuller, Rockland; Donworth,
Bradbury, Boston.
sid 5, Morning Star, Fuller Calais
PORTLAND. Ar 10, sch Magnum Bcnum. Rich.
Bangor; Woodeoek, Lyman, Gouidsboro for Bos
ton; fhebc Ann, Green, Bangor for Lynn.
Ar II, sch Miuneola, Holt Ellsworth Balance,
Pickett, MIlbr1cc for Boston; T Frclinghuyscn,
Murch, Ellsworth for do.
Bosrux.-Ar 3. sch Runyon, Matthews,
Georgetown; Il l. Fay. shepherd, Phila; isabella.
franklin, N York.
Ara, sch David Smith, Douglas, Phila; B,s.
ton, Pettigrcw, Perth Amboy; Abigail, Murch,
Ellsworth.
Ar 10. sch Carcssa, Whitmorc, Ellsworth; War
ren,on, Romer. Surry. Clinton, Kirk Bangor
Hunter Trefcthen. Portland
Ar ", sch Mechanic. Heath, Ellswar.h; Mum
roe Gray. Calais, Arroo, Torrcy. do.
NFw YoRk.-Ar ., schs q d King. Wooster,
Calais; Dyer, cottrcil, Belfast franklin small
Luhcc; J ". Faukin, Boston; Lady of the Ocean
Tibbctts, bridgeport for phiia; Georgia, BeaI
Knndout for Boston.
NEwronr.-In port :, scbs Emily Fowler, Will
lard, I'm Calais for do; Edwin. Graham, Eastport
for York Eudora. Gnrncy. Surry for do; Me-
dora, Lord. Reeklanl for pcter-burg; Liguua
Butler. and White Hill. Brown, Calais.
NEs Bsproan-Ar 10. brig kossuih, Stratton
sullivan; schs Springbok, King. dc; Yantic, Ban.
croft. EiizabetrIort Panama Hayden, Ellsworth;
President White, Gardner; Red Jacket, Payson
caml,n.
BAruNoRE.--Ar 5, ships james Chc.tou Bryan
Valparaiso; Kalamazoo, Taylor, Lvcryool schr
kingf.her, Galvell. Corn Island.
cid ;. barqur Flying Cieuj Clements, for Rio
Janciro; brig francouia, Wallace, Savannah.
ALrx t~nRra-Sl : scls Vim Allen, Grant,
and Rcd +, -lr. Brown, Boston; Il + Stockton
cfaamor. for piEbtou.
RnuNaxn.-tr :. hrigs Frederick. Eugene
eock land; Smith. Smith. Boston; sch J I
Nethefii, Linnckin, do.
wituixGrox. xc.-ir c. sch r ] Talbot, Sweet.
land R"ckpett; :, brig Yankee Blade, Darling
Boston.
ED = .chS Frederick Reed, McCalmon, aud
Gi1ry Norton, Copley, Bostan.
CH,mr.r"s AR 6, sch Sheet Anchor, vii.
hans, Euckspori.
Ptssscpl,.-Cd Stat ut, brig Wcnouah, Dow,
ror,ug,s, sch VI Hon. Hamilton, Sasus.
NV ORLr,Se-Eeiaw !. slip Wutcmhurg
Chasr, from Genaa. CHI {. ship Charles Sprasuc,
Pike, London. Tuwed - sea 1t, baFquo Growl-
er.
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Special Notices.

Fer Catsrrh. Haq or Rose Cold. Tho pro-
ystsr. = the Is Aa-iyuC, Ssshtpg g. rsnfu ts
9asi,ti.- nuiy y siteh complaints fFfa
et-'i til tlr zsstafu. aHt rs ArH4 fhe tsa
u.ss Ia tlr since proprietary medicines
that II making isu eate. Sc sytfy tsa-af CHpfaut.
s.ah hardly hav- dsTct u Trrfttnrut fr as
potua Il all rliathf, CatAr a. hat Il .iclf 4 -
ctr character have NItrtrHcrd s,Eh ,ta-Htsst
thai Nith et,ht rt,siircfi II "a all T.
be u.-si With te Universal tsnsh Remedy, ile
the CJgh Stufss tatsfrhal tom.
plants. AMI the ptissF To- BpAtriy relieve the pains
the head usssai organs, Rhch always accompany
tiis tho attacks. We wouH Caatinn All they Alur
the chance a IA he cautious and purchase NV
ss~,lts preparations 4 such ~ they rely SD
By ell resI-cabie dealers. advertisement. la51
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Term, 1850
On the foregoing suit it is ordered by the Court
that notice OF the pcndeney thereof he given to all
persons interested. by serving attested copy of
the petition and this order thereon upon the said
Edward SJaryis,or by publishing the same in the
Ellsworth American, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
the last publication service aforesaid, to be at
least thirty days before the next term of this
court to be holden at Ellsworth, within and for
the county OF Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday of
October next, that they then may appear and
swer to said suit il they think fit.
Attest, PARKER w. PERRY, Clerk
true copy of the writ and order of Court thereon
50 Attest, PARKER VI. PERRY, Clerk.
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nlariuc 1ourual.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

CLEARED.
Saturday, 8.
Schr. Elizabeth, Remiek, Boston.
" Belle, Holt do
" Miuncols, Holt, Portland.
Z" Georgia, Alley Boston.
" Zelet,e, Millikcn, do
" Doris, Patten, do
ARRIVED.
Monday, 10.
Commodore, Grant, Bangor.
CLEARED.
Tuesday, III
Rattan, Davis. Dighton.
" Fairdcalcr, Smith, Boston.
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DISASTERS.

The ballast lighter Mary OF Bu-t"n, Capt Brown,
went ashore at , oclock saturday afternoon, on
the rocks east oil Rackand Lighthouse, Suhasse,
aud went 10 pieces shortly attcrward- AZ ]
o'elock two VI the men were taken of on life
boat. a1d the remainder, fur in number came
ashore On piece of the quarter deck, at O'Clock
IA Al almost totally exhausted condition.
sch France. smith. from Boston fer Port
Richmond, (hefore reported capsiEed and ahand'
oned of Montauk Point Twas tuwed into Newport
RI, sth inst by NYork Pilot boat.
ship Richmond, (of Boston) Cookin, before re-
ported as hat wing put into Gihraltar ieaky, will
probably be condemned, having had survey and
an estimate Of repairs ordered tn be made.
Baruue Oregon, Chase, at Pcrnambueo from
Monteyideo. reports July Il, lat - rlS, - j. W,
came in contact with the Sp barque jules Chiei
at two q clock in the morning, 1t being very dark
at the time and thick weather. Carried away On
board the Oregon larbard cathead, main rail, lore
,hroud, tore sails and done some other tTihing
dImagc.
Fishing sch Nourmahal, Of Gloucester, went
ashore at the gIalen islands night Of 'th uit )
materials all saved but the vessel is total wreck
She had been three weeks ia the Bay aud bad
only II bbls oil naekerel
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The Confessions and Experience
of n VictIIn

Designed for the benefit and as warning and CANTON
TO Young men who softer from Nervous Debiify Pre-.
manure Decay, Sc. rs consequence Of early errors;
supplying at the same time the Merns of SER Cur, -
by sufferer from the above aui from medical, i'm,
position and quaekery.
single copies (mailed frce) receiving pospaid en-
Neope, bearing the address Of the applicant Address
Nathaniel Mayfair, Esq, Bedford Kings Co, New York'
3m3l - ~
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Among the various prupfeiafy medicines y the tsy
none occupy 81 high place in the estimation % ne pa
a. tasSe Of j. G. AY.R Il co. Of Lowell, Mas Ply
sicians ack no~-ge them b. The test remedies Tor the
diseases tof which they desisnaied that can b. pFHc
cd ard many them constantly IA thsf Pfseee' ~ -
M, ,n,asonahle IN them 10 do 49, the Doctor with a
prai.-worthy furnishes the formula "t eaeh 81
hi. p,eparations every member Of the pfohs."n -
Whether successful Bot, ia Ievuniay l-th :" Nie~
H. must A1Tl him mnch sa.l.LNl1l AZ
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A FAMILY pHYSlO,

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
Ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
Its healthy vitalities. AS a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished TO find his
health or energy restored by q remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
ness, Heart5u'm, Heaaache arising from disordercd
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
i,actioa IF the Bowe@ Fbttah,'cy, Loss Of APpc-
lite, .jautdice. and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
Of its functions.
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&. *. GOODWIN Il COS
ROYAL MENAGERIE,
AND
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION

JWR attraction, a Menangerie surpas ses any
/ thing that can possibly be COTTON up.-The
innocent recreation and instruction it affords
are universally acknowledged on all sides. 1t
derives its support from the learned. the moral
and the religious. Menangerics are regarded
as orthodox, and the Elephant and the Mon
key find all audience IN places where the
equestrian exercises are prohibited by legal
statute.
A COMPLETE THE
ONLY ONE IN AMERICA.
AN ENTIRE NEW OUTFIT.
NEW FIVE CENTRE POLE WATER
PROOF CANVASS.
This mammoth geological Enterprise is the
largest and most perfect ever attempted.
Unprecedented Success.
favorable opportunity now presents itself
to Parents and Guardians who wish to auuse
and instruct their children in the
Great study Of Natural History.
COLOSSAL GOLDEN BARGE, drawn
by six daple gray horses. Barge will be &C.
cupicd by sideways COHNET BAND,
assisted by JNO. FORBES, Champion Trick
Drummer.
The two great WAR ELEPHANTS, Glad.
iator and mate, will be performed by that cee.
brated African hunter, b. L. Dricsbach
Herr Driesbach Shaw will enter the den of
Wild Animals, afternoon and evening"
The list of Animals is large and varied in
Guiding among many Others two Mammoth
WAR ELEPHANTS, the finest specimens
ever captured.
Seven Lions, one of which is NERO THE
HANDSOMEST BLACK NAME LION on
Exhibition in the World, while in striking
contrast may be seen TWO DIMINUTIYE
BABY LIONS, and in secure Cages Tigers,
Leopards, with other Animals, Birds, &c.,
numbering
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rlNhe subscriber hereby gives public notice all
| crrncd that / e has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Almnisrator of the
estate 81
ALANSON KINGSLEY late Of Goulsboro,
In the County u Hancock, deceased, by giving
bonds as the law directs; he therefore requests ALI
persons who are indebted IN the said decess estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any de-
manis thereon, to exhibit the zane for settlement
CHARLES l.. KINGSLEY.
sept s. 1850. "a
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Change of Time.

YNflE Hancock County Agricultural Fair and
l. Exhibition has be, n postponed from the 26th
and 9th Of September, to
October :Id and ltii.
The reason assigned by the Trustees for the
change is, the State Fair is to be held upon the
?ith, 26th, 9th and 18th Of September, including
the two days on which our Fair was to have been
held. by making the change those who wish to
attend the State Fair can do 50, and also be pres
ent at our own.
A. NJ. GLtDDEN, Secretary
Ellsworth Sept. 18th, lsG0. "a
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
i rern.zl that she has been duly appointed and has
Len unou herself The trust Of Administrator Of the
tate Of
AMOS HOPKINS, late OF seigsiek,
IN the Co N Htncock deceased by giving bond as the
I dirts he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted 70 The deccasrs TO make Immediate pay
me Il aGd those who have amy demands thereon 10 eNhiot
the SAME for settlement. JoANNa H. Ho'h
pteaib.E ), 1862. VI
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AC.np TO Youyo LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

4 CARD TO iouNG LADIES AND uENfLtNhN'
1NHE subscriber will sefd free Of ohirgs) t" all
i who desire H. the Receipt and direet".s Tor
making a simple Vegetable Balm, that rlli' IA
from two 10 Ell ht DAYS remove Pimples. Bloiches,
Tan. Frsckies, Saliowncss. and impurities ana
roughncfs of the skin. leaving the same-as Ma
ture intended it should be-soft, oisar s~'fh' and
b,asipsi. Those desiring the keeeiPe, with in'i
instructions, directions, and advice, viii please
call on or address with return r9stage)
JAS. T. MARSHALL,
Practical Chemist
3m?2 No. 80 City buildings, y. York
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sheriff = Sale.

HAScoCH, ss.--Taken on execution and will tr
sold at public auction at r. c. = ooIman's office
in Buckpoit on the 29th day Of sept. next, Al
1t o'clock \. NJ, all the right in equity which
tico. VI. pil5bury has to redeem the following de-
scrihcd mortsagcd real estate situated in "a id
Bucksport village. and bounded Northerly by
Franklin Street, Eastcrlyby land of Vim. IL. Pil,.
bury, Southeriy by land of {. Brown and Wester-
ly by land OF I. C. Woodman.
l.. T. DoRR, Dep. Sheriff.
Bueksport, July %, l5GJ 81
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To Horse Owners.

pR swYrT-s ISFALLiuLE iiNlNkNT FOR HORSES
4. unr,y.L-, rs any AMI In eNs vt lenrUfs-, arising
from rtraias riiss Mrnehius, II cne - magical
and e-rtain Harness saddle Calls scratchcs Mansr,
Ae /, uiii also cure speedily. sIasin aud Ru-hpne may
H. ..ily prevented and cured ia they incipett st-es
but conn beyai the possibility ct rai'-
cad eart Of the kiHd however. Is - desperate
a, .,.ss hat II may aeYiatri by this lnimriit al
A., f.itbfai application ~i assays rruose III" ltn"es.,
.nd rua the har - l., travel with comparative. rIse.
livery hor.c nrr should have tht' remedy al hAh,.
a., i,s ,inl se Al The first appe II iameu.ss will
esctuAly prevent those i0tmiishl- ds+ts"' m' H.
a. vhlch All har.. are hahle ard shich render many
oth-t~ valuable harses nearly worthless,
See adve rtiscmeut. eoNl!-
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The SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice to all concern
ed that he has been duly appointed aud has taken upon
himself the trust ii Administrator ut the estate Of
RICHARD HEATH, ste OF MI Desert,
in the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond
as- law Directs he therefore requests all persons "ho are
btel Il, the said deceased estate, To make immediate
payment and those Who have any demands therepn TO
exhibit the same for settlement
GEORGE r. HEATH.
s.--.h.. 1san "A
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PREMIUMS FOR TR0rTfNG.
TINIiE premiums offered for trotting by the Trus-
i tees of She Hancock Agricultural Society
and to be commended fer at the exhibition TO be
held at Ellsworth, September 26th and 9th, are
us follows.
First day two premiums Of SIj and so, mile
heats best two in three in harness. All horses
entering for the above premiums, must be owned
in the County at least sixty days before the day of
trial.
Entry fee for tho first premium, $1,000
do do second premium, 800
Also two premiums of SIS and $40, open 10 all
owned in the County, that never trotted for
h purse.
Entry fee for the first premium. $500
do do second premium 100
Second day. two premiums ofSl2j and SIj, and
open to all horses owned in the State, mile heats
best two in three, in harness.
Entry fee for the first premium, $1,000
do do second premium, 800
The Society have upon their grounds first rate
track said by good judges to be the best in New
England Capt. VIM II. Black has been grading
and otherwise improving it; and what he cannot
do in that respect in not worth while for any one
to undertake.
GEO. +; buNN; Committee
II q. V. MILLS, Trottng.
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AMOS P. TAPLEY,

Opposite Pearl Strcet,) BosTov,
INVITES the attention of Country Merchants
l. 10 his Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ard requests an examination Of the same, before
they make thci, Fall purchases. lie has, in par-
ticular, especially adapted to Lumbermen,
ESTES THICK BOOTS,
of different lengths and thickness of superior
quality, and warranted in every respect.
BOOTS of other makers, especially manufacture
ed for him, which are particularly adapted to the
Eastern Trade.
BOYS and Youths Thick Boots Mems Brogans,
he, and Boots and Shoes of every variety for La
dies and Children's all of which will be
sold Very Lo,c for cash or approved credit. 3m3l
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Mrs. WINSLOw,

An experienced and female physician, mas s.h
ing syrup fr children tss,hins ~h's sfeses ,t
~ nr,.,ss II teethIn. rs ssrnus the gums friacihs
all tnfAmai aay all pain, aud - shfe =, tTsa
tate the boxels Depend upon It, mothers u 80
rrst Ia yourselves. and reirf and health u you"
Perfectly safe ia ali cases see al vertsseinei 10 ts'
column.
DIR. O. III. Sholes. Eclectic Physician, E's'
particular attention. diseases ei the gtAit9.A "
gaas, and special diseases VI woalsa' So
10 anolher column. ~
June, 1850. 4'-F
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Hoses HaIe'y column.


NJ. HALE has renewed his stock of Books Sta.
tionery, &c, to the store recently occupied by g.
d. IRVING a Co, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site Robinson Hardcn's.
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Nearly One Hundred and Fifty
Different Specimens
REQUIRING THE SERVICES OF
Upwards of TWO HUNDRED
MEN and HORSES


In transporting and exhibiting this matchless
Geological Collection.
Engagement OF MONS, BALDWIN, The
Wonderful Equilibrist.
" DOCT. COMBES. The Stilt
Performer
NAPOLEON HARVEY,
The Animal Trainer.
:. JOHN 5. FORBES. The
Champion Trick Drummer OF the World.
JAMES CAMERON. The
Master of Equestrian Performance.
WIN. HORN. The Celebrated
Pantomiminist and Jester.
ii h K K ID X T. 5 b A G. II
SHAW, The Lion King.
The intellectual Ponies; Robin Grey. Gu
pid. May Fly aud Black Diamond from
Cooks Royal Amphithcatrc, London:
Conncal aud Grotesque Acts OF the Circle
by the Trick Pony May Fly, and the Brazil
han Ape Riders. with the Greatest Novelty
ever presented the Public.
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hISSoLtT IoN.-Thc Copartnership heretofore
- exiting under the name and style Of Brown
4 Trussc is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
). 7. Brown viii receive all dues To the firm and
pay all claims asainst il. :. p. BROWN
\, W. TEUSSELL.
orland, Sept. LIST, lsG0. 3w33
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NOTICE.

4 hereby give notice to the public that my
L daughter, Harriet Matilda, has left my house
and her home without proyication, and that
shall pay no debts Of her contracting after this
date, FRANCIS YOUNG.
fremont, Sept, II, lsGo. 2w3i
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UsHTa! iyfHI ~ N 7H'I 'NTHt'i
los CHAMBERS STHEEr. y. Y.
To- vsrp Al Wholesale oriers should hc addressed IS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
- -
apUrTH CONFINES FiRM.r

The editor of the Frankfort [Ky.) Com
Btonwealh, appears to be used to the blaster
of the Southern Fire eaters. just hear how
TRANQUILITY be diseourseth of the ''blood and
thunder" kilograms from South Carolina
and Georgia. Read:
The telegraph is just now overloaded with
FIRE eating dispatches from the cotton States.
The wires We're burnt of somewhere below
augusta the other day. We shall not bur
then our columns with the senseless twaddle.
II the cotton States do anything we will
advise our readers thereof The excitement
is now at fever heat, and must soon burn
out. In the meantime the sun continues to
rise in the East and spread bis glories in the
West. We enjoy our cakes and ale AS usual.
and putty continues firm, after it becomes
dry.