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COMMISSIONERS saLEO REAL FSTATE
- on ARCH srREET RICHMO D. ANn on CHERRY sT.,

CtOmUsSSIGNERS' SaLEO REAL ESTATE
" on ARCH STREET, KlCHMO D, AM on CHERRY s1.,
IN SYDNEY, NEAR HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.--In pursuance
Of decree OF the Circuit Court City OF Richmond pououn-
ced on the 18Th day Of May 1860 In the suit Of Tompkns Rob
inson &C. the u egnei Cononar By ssid decree appoint
ed, will sell al auction, the premises INT BSDAl
the llh day Of June 200 beginning a. o'elSe p NJ In the
order herein mentioned the following Real Estate. VIZ
lst lot OF Ground With bIck tenement and Improvements
thereto belonging fronting Ge feet less, the North
side OF Arch running inches or less
lag part Of DragR's Row.
ID lot Of Land lying in Sydney Hollywood Cemetery
or the Wessde Of Cherry Street. begeen Beverly and AbemA
streets fronting Cherry Street 100 feet and running With
in parallel lines 81 feet inches TO Calvert Street This lot will
be diyidsdn desirable.
T,one fourth cash balance at IL aud Is months
negotiable notes interest added and title
chac money be paid and directed by Court
The take for 1850 10 be paid by the purchaser.
rna3O- dtds r. K H0wIsON Com'r
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BIZ GoDDIH & APPFRsoN, Auet,.

COm1IsSiON SALE or MOST gALUA-
oBLHRhsL ESTATE on URCI BILL As commissioner
der deere The Circuit Court OF the city ~ Richmond Ia the
case Of Mari al Winston, pronounced the IAN NAV
1870 shan tt for sale al public elton, Tho pre- nlse.
MONDAY the oh July l-6u oe ck p ~ II fair II not tie
far day Lot No. nc the plain the city OF Richmond
the o Broad and 2Th streets with brick mansion
thereon nt In the Occupancy Of the late James Wnstou
the half acre lot No d rear fronting 2 North
side Of Grace Street also the hell lot No l'5 the
Of Broad and 18th streets fronting the south slide
street A feet The above the
iu and desirable u thurch Hin
TEMsBai cash balrnce months for bond with per.
sons security bearing interest e retained m s the pur.
Chsss money Il f.llf paid
1he tsNes fer lsGtto be paid by the purchasers.
jeG -!t's A. A. MORscN Conr
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rrlsIr NIt,sINIh rIgE -, ANrE C,,,IpA.

TgrsEF VIRGINIA EISE INSURANCE. COHPA.
~ nov fully prepared for business, h- of
p1 lie earnest called 90 tae Importance Of s objects This
rF, under rs charter. divides efhs OF is prshts,
vy rre among hy policy holders thereby giving OF
-t ffc asrtaF.s cd. te Mutual S1sl utl t4- pledge of
>.rrs have permanent ou-y I'd Interest u conducting rs
af sl'r Ur1ts-e- AID economy.
r Charter requires bal. u C1pit Esrnirgs
90 .r,rst n Bond trl N5r-y gaIca5ertd Real Estate
ve-rr I-uh.t tft suc.-tf
Ore chief -ct 1f 'tc Company aid retsinlng home
'' sr1-tgf 1aty rtlea goes suu,y from state
M ae prr-s t1 Northern CoE9alies That money wlu be
if Old Customers Tsp term Jf yers isal Interest and dis
l. -.. .. riif
-.e~-tss aud Aarcri.- created IL. and term Policies Is.
sll az a Bog rates cite. good Companies. Saves asurstfor
sea. Tor term % ycsgs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DALE.
SHOES. B0OTs, HATS AND poNNETs a.

FUTURE DAYS,
SHOES. R0OTs. HATS AND poSNETs ar
AyCiIOf.
On Friday, The 18Th iu't csraehcins Q, 10 o,t w. ,n
~ cell, ~ A1cdon Storc ~ ~"
200 CA.cs Shoes, Boot AID Brosau,
conn using genefh as7 tperi u seasonabo vorl suited u
''s al" UeH'"' ''. ss1 Men, Boys and Misses wear.
20 Cases M.sss aad ch.IIreosFan and Boomeu. Men,
TEs.s Uader 500 cash. $780, months, credit for ap
.gy-s.le without regard to weather
lsll-td, DUNLOP, MoScURF 90, Auc,.
ass2 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
At Auction.
RcHNoyB, Va
u house Of Me;, puaiop Yone1Ss AN Athe Ware
sell at aucton the cargo Of the bark Grant ju
,ss2 BAGS Prime Ro Cci-e,
in double sacks, and selected expressly for this market
1916 b.gs Coffee, '0'
received direct from Bahia bsque wlntred equal In quality
Trrrnder slcO cash. over 500 months credl. for APPROX
At same time and place Mess, Dunlop MSpeas q" NJ =,
cargo n p R. Sugar and Molase'. ie7-dtds
SUGAR ND nIoLAssES AT AUrTI Non
> lUEsnAY, the ish Rsi at IL o'clock viii sell at our
eo6 hhd' Porto Rico Sugar ranging from fair to choice
qualify.
go hhds and bills. Slolasses
TERxs-Jnder 500 cash 90 months, credit for an
proved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP MOSCURE 4 co Auci.
rB-Te above sale win commence after Mcs,r, Crsnsb.g
Co sale o the carEoo Rio Coffee Imported per ba-k Ann
Grant. Of our Warehouse al Rockets
h-td D. ma co. Aucs
- I.UyEt.Ih>, &c., AZ AUCTIoS.-on THURS
VI DAY, lih June, at 10 clock will Ee At our Auction
store an assortment Of Groceries, viz:
Coaee and Crushed Sugar,
Java Coffee, Rice
Nev York Extra syrup
Portland do
Superior Western Hams
sosp Candies
Green ard Black Teas
Pure imported French Brandy
Do DO. Port Wine
Do DO. Clartt do
London Porter and Ale
Pure Molasses Rum
Eec,hed Whisky
sarch Tauaers' Oh.
ALSO,
Co sides Sole Leather,
Also, az II O'Clock,
ltU Cases Boots and Shoes.
TUndsr Sl1O cash 800 and four credit FOR
appfo'ed paper. /. q. d. DAVENPORT.
jei-ids AuCiloneers.
ALSO,
caaks superior msdler
20 iuucrjce
3 bos Tongua Bsens.
LAG. B DAVENPORT
Auctioueers
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WE HAVE IN STORE AND Offer for Sale
w 90 q i.yo!sbs terms . y. rtee can b imported fo or
paekagss ed ppsO pure best quality pREHoH
sPi ~ w. ALVEY uPsoonR
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CAUTION.

Persons living distance should extremely cautious Of
they Lottery Tickets OF Packages Of
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and swindng
os Every ndueene held out h persons invest money
in them. Capital Prizes Of from gao 900 $4,000 head their
schemes-Uith Tickets One Dollar $4,000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars All SUCH In every Instance
frauds; money sent 10 hgm Tickets Il
thrown away without shadow chance getting prize
Beware OF all Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually large
comparison the price Of Tekes every where
large PIes offered for small Of Tickets put down for
a certain fraud.
~ All orders addressed TO FRANCE, BRoADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington DEL VIII with pro1pt attention and the printed
Official drawings sent
FRANCE BR0ADBENTs co.,
ma2-3,svitd Wilmington Delaware
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From Rec DR. Rosser, Editor C1TiSiGn Adrocdts
sENPLEs BAEsG PoNDERA persons fond OF light,
sweet wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and buekwheat
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
arr perfectly harmless and pleasant than Soda sAaTausi
&c fear The OF viii make The hgheSi,
sweetest the shortest possible tme save time labor and
expense disSppcns the accompanying simple d.
reons are observed Besides manufactured In Virginia. and
no invention Yankeedom. John " Garek manufacturer
and proprietor Richmond Va We knoN him and have tred
and the best tried Get and mind the
directions.
-.
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NOTECI.

notice..
FJItzE FERN or pULLIAM Il BETS having th.
Il day ceased, WILLIAM bETTs will continue Ia the
auction Business, and has taken inO Co partnership
hin J. GkEGOki They will conduct the business under the
firm Of BEIIN GREGORY, NJ their sales Room, Franklin
Street four doors below Wal Street ard about SQUARE
the orme- Office o Pulam BJ respectfully solicit
tinpance patronage which literally extended TO Nm
II. Belts while In the am Of Pa liam Belts.
They have obtained the services ~ Mr. BtsHEoD W.
Clerk who has Interest he business. WM H. BITS
T. J. GREGORY
ALEXANDER sIMs Aueioneer nv 10y
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PISIN g + M y T. II A L
CHAMPAGNE.
FROM q EPERNAY,
DEvENOCES co, fSssb TRANoE
-

SFig az Rs'pcc'r5', D,r'--, throughout he Country.
owns One brand Of CHAMPAGNE which until the pas, yesr was
u exclusively he tables % the Continent Of HUI
re & obtained Ga, aubouuded and popular
~ 1 s country. 10 Is recommended By OF the drst Py Sd
rf te city Of New York. sn Other wines Of
o. yvt-,l- purity and decacy and those Who Try rarely
any a,h-r brshL Although only wear has elapsed since
Us 1otue,1u into ths country. hs demand enormous ami cou
s.ts Increasing Oar arrangements such o. ensure the
ly af te 1s being nan;,nsd s present lh standard
i1e Prince Imperial imported solely by u.s. bsns the sole
ss-uts Of M,ssrs DE vlsosE 3 Co, 10 Ibis country.
D. v uAUGHWOUT co,
Nos SIS go and tg2 broadway. n. Y
Not i- rH city oy DUDLhY Co, WINSTON POWER and
SPOTS. HARykT co mh6-d3m
FOHN ~. CARSON. Saa OF wui,m aad Elizabeth Cars
- hrrn Washington Couuy, HeE locs N resi-
" OF Para, Brazil. died Pr Liverpool tnEiand, july u, l-,
ear al cav child daughter iu rs country, married and
t...g.i tl hr iv ir Virginia
-d I.' ury ..r he MI please maka herssli kuOwn 90
o. 1ltcrfE % Etc- sle may --gl ching o. her a1yau
tar-
A pe-son vt7 fgrr1h Information relation parts
t.--.t for v,l colf.s ayas By .o l7ng sllr,. iug
o. H. o. UUH,
Aff-itWln q, D-m-rr-ia str.-i. bust1l.
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A CARD.
RcUsCSp CESrEAL Hcru, !
Corner Of g.h and Grace Streets,


Corner o. yen and Grace Streets,
December 81 ISIS J
ffHE undered apprcsve % the patronage bestowed du
ring tc about close desires oeer hs grateful
adgeleus those who have favored hE with their
D. .ry-
To speak ~ he locality Of This hotel useless unless %
and ter atcaDn IS called o. the fsct that vhe Il
liable the hustle oi street the prlnc
public bullurte Capitol The state Coari House Postoce
41t Custom House Banks Merchant Nils Tobacco WAREHOUSES;
a - ------- - n = D. Il
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0Avrsrlt MIS- rErL-.-There are many "or.y 11t
c ep,el Miustr,s' sNt1ut but We are informed that
q SIMON Plr,s with Mrs. Ma; Peel at their head, hive
a .si Boz the ci.y and vii give concert tonight ~
Z -.cs Han Their posters and p,acards are very
v DE roi,es Of their performances elsewhere quite
.rly and the Indications generally, are, that the
Cd rr, viii prove quite satisfactory to the admirers O.!
d -r-ercr onerl-.
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u-.'rFs ITl{ Ciary Bglsul--Tuis Balsamic com
pc.ai has become home fixture. Let an who sulcr,
sr have IN vain attempted cure their coughs colds
trae.id pulmonary complaints, make Ese OF this uu-
az .Hi.t remedy.
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o. NEGROEs-ws will sell 25Lkely Negroes to-day Al 10
~ O'Clock. PULLIAM co Aucts,
ODD Fellows Han.
B.HouSe Servants Cooks, Washer, IrOnsfs Tor sale
privately, myli
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SHcCKOE MILL HOLTED MEAL.-The subscr-
- Der completed all sdoniog his platter mill the
Dock grinding Corn and prepared TO supply fresh
ground Doed cal tie ade om the choicest selections Of
Corn that can be had In the market -
JOHN r. CLAIBORNE,
my9O-dlm Once No II Pearl 81.
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BY PULLrAH 4 co. Aue,L

d btIIs 4 GHkGURf, Al.tf
n HEGROES.-We will sell This Morning II 10 clock,
LIZ 10 likely Negroes. BETS GREGORY, Auet'Ts
Franklin Street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this tiuid becomes vitiatcd,
weak, and poor. beng III the circulation, it
pcryades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part OF 1t. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor IS there one which It may
not destroy. The scroiuIous faint is Yariously
caused by mcrcurlal disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, llth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the ycncrcal infection. What
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

The correspondent Of the Boston Jotand'
writing from Waterville gives the following
description Of Smarts exhibition of himself
and cortegc at Dover -
The asScmbages that como together to hear
Colonel Smart, are gathered by hard effort,
and would generally make n sorry showing in
sumbers, were ii not for the Republicans who
crowd in from motives of curl sity 10 bear
fphram spread himsclf' llectrrics with
hif1 a trunk full of documents, and generally
snakes speech of from two to three hours
an lcngth-a Kind of olfa p7d,jdd in oratory,
qnadc up OF all kinds 81 ingredients, and with
but small quantity ut facts Ills travelling
xJrfege. as WAS mentioned ia a previous letter,
are T.. G. Marshall Of Kentucky. and Mr.
spinnla of New York. The LITTER gentleman
~ member Of the New York senate, aud
last winter, according 10 the published lists
~ the yeas aud NV, voted informally Tor
th"sc gigantic schemes Of corruption, which
sho yctocs Of "A Republican Governor prevent
eI beng carried into elect. We do MT
,hargc personal corruption un Mr.. Spinoll,
but with such u record Is The y. \. TuhHna
pu(li-hcs of his legislative career. he Is not
exactly the KIND ul man which New Eng
land community would wish To hear lectures
from, in regard u rXtr4yagnce IN govern
mental ai,irS.
Col Smart is perhaps equally unfortunate
In a different direction III the other g7ntic-
man -rlectrl rs hls 0umfa9 companion. -
Mr.. Marshall has tn iraSciblr aud inilm-
mahlc characteristics that belong II his blood.
and he occasionally makes some exhibition.
of temper ard taStr that are mt adapted t.
this latitude. IA amusing affair 81 til,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
AYERS
Compound Extract of SarSapariIla,

the most elFcetual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is conn
bincd from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for the cXpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Serofula, but also those other afec-
tons which arise from it, such as EnrrTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANruoNy's FIrr,
ROSE, or ERYsfPELAs. PrMPrrs, PUsTULEs,
BLorcuEs RIA1Ns and Bous, TuMoEs, TErTEn
and SALT RHFUX, ScALp llrAD, RGNowoBM,
RHFuNkr1su, SYrHHrrIc and MERcuRIAL Dis
EASES, DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING IRON VITA
TED or IMrrnE BLOOD. The popular belief
in io,p,o.ify Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofia is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of tins Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and rceenerate this vital Huid,
without which sound health IS impossible In
contaminated constitutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA FAMILY pHYSlC.

so composed that disease within The range Of
their action can rarely withstand or cyadc them.
their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and insigorltc every portion of the human ORGAN
ism. correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalites. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or ply seal debility is astonshcd to find hi.
health encrgy restored by a 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. TIL agent below named is
pleased 10 furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing cert ffatcs Of tHrir cures and directions
for their use IN the fuil1wiHs Complaints Gostirc-
ness, H,Uf5tg7t. Hcqdatheosaiagt fran RisoydereG
Stonach, N4se4 L5dtgett.o,t, TaiH IN ant Morbid
Iaetial, - tn Boteeis. itgt9tyay, Loss Of 1pDe-
tae, Jtlr5iig5, and other kindred complaints,
arising from Il low state Vi TIE uody OF obstruction
Of It's functions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

At Augusta, NJ. t.Je fliI1wiae ga .stssu
In writins w. r.=-a4# =l.4l# Ta. F., Mr.
Dousla-. bat iurirs hts Ing speeoh he al
stlinei from making tho least rrtrre"eg t. il
" ID yna hid, and il eleetel President Of
the nited States, would va cary cut tho
doctrine that the leople ola Itrrtrg, r.
fore II iseaptes = Sase, have The power, IN
der the telsrd Constitution. and nat~itk-
standing thf bred S..at decision. T. fraipaft
or eIelude s'arsfg tter.f from -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
N Q II T Q Z .

rs1ffE Fail Term Of the East Maine Conference
Seminary, located at Hucksport, will COM
ucncc Ibarsd1Y, 1u,. 30th and continue eleven
weeks.
\ Normal School will be opened in accordrncc
with the Act Of the last Legislature. The Conn
mittrc to examine candidates for admission are
the Sspcrintcndius School Committee OF Bucks
port aud Prof. J. =. Crawford and Rev. 4 Prince.
The examination viii take place On THURSDAY,
August 50th, at 10 ocl, OK l. NJ.
5vg9 A. CHURCH, Sec'y.
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rEIMllMs EnG- THurlINN.

rsHIIE premiums offered for t5attius by tho 'frU
tee Of tire IlHu .1rl sra.lltuaI so,'ty
aad t. be caHtan,IrI tur 1t the exhibition to h,
brII nj Ellsworth, september 2oth aud 9Th, arr
It follow
Ft-t DIV. two nrrmiuf1t IT aud 50. null
hea'-. L..t ta,a IL thr.. iu bfue.. }i bptsr-
entering fol the lhoyg premium nut he owned
ia Tie County al least sixty days before heday OF
ttjaI.
Entry fee Iof the first premium, slo,oo
do ito sat0ud pgcaien 400
Also Two premiums Of 5 - ard SO, open To- all
horses owned ia Tie County, that trottcd lor
purse.
Eatry fec for HE first Ireniam. 800
do do second proriuu. 100
Second Day, two premiums of - aud : 15,and
open to all horses owned in thr STATE mile heats,
bet two in three, in harness
Eairy fec for the first premium, $1,000
do do sec lud premium, d,00
Tie Sat,ty lsats lpo,4 their grounds It fir~trrtc
track, said by GOOD judges be the best in New
England. Capt. Vim II. Black las been grldinr
and otherwise imPori . it; aud what he cannot
d, ia that respect ii not worth while for any
to undertake.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

I'VE lor,i-Hcd Crrgymen nG various ounuinatjors
l having purchased and used 3u f4to.., - GRO
Fra BtktE'S reltr.gd Emily S.,yiup Machine e
take pleasure in recommending instrument fully
combining the cs-.Htili, p good uaeha. Il brau,i-
fu simplicity, car Of management and the strength aud
ellsuey Of IT'S stIc. unite To- render 1t machine ullsur
rf-, ed by any in h. markell and which ~ fa,i COM
hcnt will give satisfaction all who may rurch,s. and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
NJ y Il II | ED.

Machts-- It'll int, by Ecy. H. I Harding,
Aiisft Maafc II Calais, 10 Nh. Lucy l.. E9wker
Of VI
=Erh-Mr Edward s Linz In to Mjys katio L.
rhcrfi, both uj Bath.
Aa-ustl-re,. Freeman Chase to Miss ElIen
NJ pac.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
Farm for Sale,

ylFIIE subscriber offers for sale his very desirable
Farm situated On Trenton Point, cheap for
cash, or half cash down. It contains about forty
acres Of land, has good buildings, usually cut
from seven to ten tons Of hay. This oilers in nd
dition 10 its advantages toa farmer, a Enc chance
from its location, to cutar into the fishing outfit
business, having good shore privileges for the
erection OF wharves, &c.
This is rare Chance for the investment Of few
hundred dollars For particulars call ON the sub
trriber on the premises, or y. h. SAWl EE at
Ellsworth. GEORGE L. BROOKS.
Trenton, Au~. 9th, leo. 2ma0
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A dflinistrator's SUE Of Rea. Hstato.

q VITIIiIsEIN-NF aNIl O NNIi E3aJaIc,
~ virtue al Gera-e if Court a.. Probate lor tho
- County of Utacrk / STALL sell - lntiie aaetiui,
'4 Tn" Hfieuth day eel September O'Clock h.
A' arteIJ nluh 1i the real este Il Sinlucl Ward
well, late ui PeuH eGai geal, deceased naio. IN sail.
tce the sum ot H,a hundred and hry scven dollars
sai7.c0, Tor On. payment tlte D aud c sI,utaL
charges. 70 JEREMIAH MA&3NLlL A1m4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

The St. Ieui- E5eHng Nzgs .1rsthat
=" the Brcckeurilac Democrats i4,t elected II
the Legislature ont-unml.r the Douglas
Democrats tlir,c t. one II any rat. tin,
Brerkcnrtd-p mcn,bers v i'll lie enough t, sud
Hon. Jamcs ;. tr,cn back to tho tuitod
States Senate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
AMOS P. TAPLEY,

No. 81 Mn Nr,tt.
Opposite Pearl Strcot,) Bosrox,
INVITES the attention Of Country Merchants
to his Stock Of
Is q as AND SHOES,
ard requests an examination Of the same. before
lhry make their Fan purchases lie has in par
tcuiar especially adapted To Lmnbcrmen,
ESTES THICK BOOTS,
81 dilerent lengths and thickness. of superior
quality, aud wHtrantrd in every respect.
GpoI' 81 ether makers especially manufacture
ea Tor tim, which are particularly adapted to the
Eastern Trade
BOYS and Youths The, Boots. Mems Brogan,,
&c, aHl Boot. and shoe, Of every variety for la
di,s and ttrilr.ns wcar;--all OF which viii be
sold van I'm for cash or approved credit. 3m3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

IoN TTE ENTl0 NTNE CT
Coughs, Colds, IniiucnYa, EtoarScncss,
Group, bronchitis, InciPicnt Consump-
ton. and for the rciict of Consumptiyc
Patients in advanced stases of the
Il iAn., -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
BEAN IA s..

Esary de c-ir tiou 81 furnished in the best
stYle AL On liz Shortest uotieo, at the
AMERICAN OFFICE.
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*. GER, agent.
Ne, ~ broadway, A. Y.

For thu Genil urtus ca, h. Drained ~ sending 50
tha A"'u' n, ahr,r. sct FIee Is Malt
Circulars urtlici'r. he procured of DRUGGISTS
Every whore. C,hia q. pccs A.cnt. Ellsworth Me
fth iSGn i4iyo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

Imported and srull by himself iut mp for medical use
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

UtysgrE. ss=-Apfil : Ism, rer.aneliy af'-
reared Hannah Ncaiy and mado oath TO the truth
OF Tie petition by her signed. before M,
E..aEaL slL.Er. 5nstiee u u. reaee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

A Democratic paper says that Mr..
Humlin was an origlnnl Douglas man
and that in 1889 he was an ardent friend
Of his and labored earnestly for his nom
ination. This may be all true. Then
Douglas believed il would be sHorilege TO
destroy the Missouri Compromise. He
had not dreamed ofthe unconsttutionalty
Of slavery prohibition. He had not gone
mad In his ambitious persuit Of the Pres
idency, but professed TO believe with the
Northern Democrats Of that day in the SUI
periority offree labor over slave labor. All
has since been changed with him and
Mr.. Humlin opposes him.