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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

DlssmrLArtoN- DISSEMINATION IN youth
Us the lore.runner Of pcy6iy in old age it,
drst appearance Is the fatal omen of grow
.ug dcprayity aod future shame. 1t degrade,
parts aud learning, obscures the lastre o.
every accomplishment, and sinks US into con
tempt After the FIRST departure from SIN
cerity, it is not in our power to stop; one ar
sisce uaay1idably leads to another, till, as
the intricacy Of the labyrinth increases, We
are left eutanged in our snare.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

Lone EyENlNGs-Long evenings again !!
Are they not a blessing. dear reader Do
they not make home twice as attractive ?
Is not the family group, gathered in semi
circle round the glowing fire, chatting or
working while one reads the newspaper aloud,
a spectacle to move even the dinty heart of
the pertinacious old bachelor who straJs into
the snug home circle That great institution,
the family, is never fully developed except
in those long evenings when the severe
weather brings its members into close com
munion; when the long, cold evenings gath
er together the various little communities
strengthening the bonds Of affection, promo
ting mutual good Offices, and performing .
large share ia the work of civilization. \
blessing on long evenings
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

The Power OF WoNEN.-Whatever may
be the customs and laws Of country, the
women of it decide the morals. They reign
because they hold possession Of our afcc-
tions. But their influence is more or less
saluary, according to the degree Of esteem
which is granted them Whether they are
our idols or companions, the reaction is COM
pletc, and they make us such as they arc
themselves 1t seems as il nature connected
our intelligence with their dignity, as We cou-
meet our morality with This virtue. This,
therefore, is Jaw OF eternal justice; man
cannot degrade woman without himself fall
ing into degradation; he cannot raise them
without himself becoming better LEI Us
east our eyes over the globe, ami observe
those two great divisions Of the human race
the east and The west. Oae-ba.f Of the am,
cicnt world remain without progress OF
thought AMI under the !oad Of baybar
Gus cultivation; women there are sorfs. Tn,
other half advanced towards freedom an.
ieht the women are loved and uonoyed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

GolNG Hove" Gong home r Is 50
bereayed Christian? Then let US comfort
one another with these words. We may weep
beside the graves which are haIIowei to the
memory oil the departed but the sunshine Of
heaven shall iIlumne our tears and bring a
rainbow Of promise over our hearts. True,
our friends cannot return ous-but oh, bless.
ed thought We shall 60 to them nay we
are already going to them. We have set out
ON the journey which is to bring US where
they now dwell and ere long we Shall be
claspcd in their embrace, and gladdened by
their concern Eagerly they await our arri-
val, for the JOY is incomplete without Us
and as we think Of the glad meeting which
will restore US to each other, and Danish in a
moment the pains of separation, the distance
between US seems to lessen, and we say t,
ourselves, Patience, sad heart bar up
little longer; We shall be at nome pres
entity
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

Some reopIe are disgusting with great
merit other, with great faults are very
pleasing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

Sad it IS when ia hinl.e, the funeral pile
OF hope that Bcmor,o should bring the torch.
Jean PaW Be4tqd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24

1t is sign of extraordinary merit, when
those who most envy it are forced to praise
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Vt WNWLINNII NNW NII NII'
AN the new Books aud Publications as soon rs s'red'
Al the FREEMAN y MESSENGER Book Store tn the
New Freeman Building, state Street. Noutptitr,
N S. $ BONCf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
The Alexandra Organ !!
GEO. II. HHDER
1GO EaOx. Axes
Spalding's Prepared Glue

w HOLESALE Rsd Retail, by f2O4u
W New. ~, 1859. FRED X. SMITH, Montpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-24
BOOK JOB
-.lE-h.s. w Ig.a!llE.Illls.al J
INN {. z. Z I. M FIN e

In all j.. erooeass asaslg aai promptly executed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
Border State Plan of
Compromise.

commending a repeal Of all the per,
3 Dirty bills.
N. the Fugitive Slave law be amend
pr The prevention Of kidnapping, and so
y provide for the equalization Of the Com
/ aoners' fee, &c,
That the Constitution he so amended as
v iUhibit any interference with Slavery in
/, of the States where it now exists.
III That Congress shall not abolish Slav-
Il - the Southern dockyards, arsenals &c,
IN the District of Columbia without the
lent of Maryland and the consent of the
1bitants Of the district, nor without com
.tsation.
. That Congress shall not interfere with
l inter-State Slave Trade.
NJ. That there shall be a perpetual prohi-
~ Of the African Slave Trade.
m That the line Of SO degrees 80 minutes
/! jbc run through all the existing Terri
u fol the United States that in all north
hat line Slavery shall be prohibited, and
south of that line neither Congress nor
territorial Legislature shall hereafter
kny law aholishing, prohibiting, or in
! manner interfering with African Slay-
~ and that when any Territory, contain
T sufficient population for one member of
e gross in any area of 60 900 square miles,
~ apply for admission as a State, it shall
nAdmttcd, with or without slavery, as its
Institution may determine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

TnE NEwLY f EcTED New York SENATOR
The Boston Journal says that Hon. Ira
Harris, who has just been elected to succeed
Mr.. Seward, is resident of Albany, about
fifty years of age, and until within q few
years since has been on the bench of the Su.
premc Court. He has great legal learning,
popular manners, high reputation and hosts
of friends. His personal appearance is com
manding, being upwards ofsix feet in height.
He will make model Senator &c.
BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE The January
number of Blackwood's Edinburgh Maya
zinc is unusually interesting The first ar
ticle contains review of some of the promi-
nent political events of the past year and the
position of England in reference to them
which abounds in sound sense. Then fol-
lows an article on proposed changes in the
Prayer Book Of the English church, which
has a local interest. "Uucivilized Man." is
the title Of sugg 'stve article. English
Embassies to China, and the "Indian Civil
Service are both Instructive articles. An
article on Salmon can be read with profit
Besides these there are several other articles
which we have no space to specify, and can
only refer the reader to the Magazine itself,
which can be had cf l.. Scott 4 Co, New
York, at So year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

D 1 e d.

Ellsworth-4th inst, Mary. youngest daughter
Of Ellen Carney, aged IA years.
- ith inst, Ella, only child Of Edward and Ade-
liza saunders, aged years II months and days
Mariaville-6th inst. Jonathan r. Jackson,
aged I years.
Hancock-Jan goth, Hannah Gates, aged 81
years.
Edingtor-Jan. 10th, John Calvin Sweet, agcd
81 years, 10 months and 10 days.
Bangor-29th ult., Philip Cnrtis Bryant, son Of
Joseph Bryant Esq aged 81 years.
Maiden, n. Y.--Jan. 3 tn, Rev Edward H.
Buck. pastor of the Cong. Society in Melrose,
Mass. formerly of East Macha'.
Etua-2eth ult,, Abigail Written, aged So yrs
Machiasport-- Adonijah Acklcy, aged 20 years
Cherryfcid -2lst ult,, Robert Durham, aged
20 years
--22d ult., Miss Frances Madden, aged 10 yrs
Tremont-Jan. ., Mr.. fsphenia, wife of Capt.
Vim. Holden, aged ~ yeers leaving husband,
four children, parents, brothers and sister, to
mourn their loss.
We have heard it said that {" death often aims
its arrow at a shining mark" and the death of
Mrs Holden is fit illustration of the statement.
Mrs. Holden embraced the Christian religion in
early life. Religions impressions and moral viz
tue with her youth, grew with Lor
growth ard strengthened with her strength =
Hence she was early qualified to exert n religious
influence on the social circle in which she moved,
and that influence has been duly and truly eyer
ci-cd. She let her light shine, and many bave
prnGted by il. She has sustained an honorable
p SltI5u IN the several relations Of daug hter SIS.
ter. wife and mother. Her home rendered
extremely attractive by her presence and CONVEX
sation. and that camplacent smile which wont
to play upon her beautiful cheek. To the sick
and dying she was a mnistcrius angel AMI her
memory Is sweet fragrance to many who survive
their loved one. As christian her influence was
strongly felt in tho sabbath school, in the prayer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

- k~iBi.ps The mention Of these for
midahlcgun. in connection with military prep
arati9ns has led to inquire as to their char
acter. from description in an Exchange
we gather that these pieces are constructed
for coast deienees, combining the gun. how
itzer, and mortar, aud may be used in place
Of either. There are two sirs oil thcS, guns
in use in our navy. namely, thu eight inch
aad ten inch, the former wei Ching 600 Is
the solid shot 64 rs. and TIL she'll Is lbs -
The latter weighs about / ,U6o lhs the
charge Of powder Ii lbs, the solid shot Is
lbs =. and thc she'll. 100. The ten-inch col
umE iAds arc mounted at Fort sumter
Their range cotsmanis an extent Of about
elk mics IN diameter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
Good News from virginia.

RiCHNnSp. Va, Feb. /.
Ono Seccssionist and two UniAnists have
t,een elected here TO tae convention. Henri
81, Chesterfield, Dunwidlle, Prince, George
ssrcnyillc, Surry. ALEXANDRIA. Petersburg,
Norfolk and Portsmouth have elected [ n
Sonists.
Hrnrico county elects one Unionist, Au-
lgusta Co. three, and Campbell co. two.
Scccssionsts have been elected in Charlotte
Co. probably in Amcli, and Nottaway caun
Aes. Ftsylvania aud Halifax were carried
~ fhe Unionists.
~ WHEELING, Va, Feb 4.
Hcrrurd Clemens, c. d. Hubbard who
a1t-sccesSion uniar all circumstances,
peen elected to the convention. Re-
pom all Counties Of Pan Handle elect
Scssionists by decided IMPURITIES.
IN delegates have been elected in Mar
aylor, Wool, Brooke aud Hancock
~. There were but few votes in OPP
W TO u reference of the action Of the
esf7glaa TO the people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
ltlariuc Journal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ngwr5Rr.-Ar 81, sch julia Grace Of 0rani
NEw H,vES.-Ar %, sch Boston, Wall Calais.
EDGAHrowS.-sd 2ith, sch William II Mitch
I'll, Maehias.
MArroRr, FLA.-Tn rort 10, big Roamcr Ct
Casunv) Thompson. for Providence ir,t Wind.
HOLINESS IloLg-Ar I'd, sch Empress Of Rock.
land) Torrey, Eli1abethport via Edsartown for
Boston. Put in with feet Of water Ia heE hold,
leaking 5000 strokes per hour will 90 on the
marine railway to stop leak.
Ar Sd, sch Lena, (of Eastpor) Pendleton, from
Port spain. Trinidad, l7th nit, for boston
Key NEst--In port l2th, sch James Pear
sous, shaw, from bluehill, ar sth, disg for Jack
sonYile u load for Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

TR.Nrtt>a ~ 1ns AsFstc,S FL,c.-M Il
Rchmoni theatre, MT long since, an act
ress, Miss Rttcucy W. are taId) utdar.
took 10 IN. HAL Columbia, or .fhs
Star Spa .icd BInner, bat WAS Ir ,nrt!y
missed Sh4= theu came forward. hstrins t.tr
stars q d stripe, and sang the southern
Marseil as, lortug whieh shr threw down
the a. AMI tramrled upon it, Wien
49, oucr there tose So I'D yell.
= al the fends rsm Heaven taat fol
Had rais,l the blHHeF cry Il hell.'
Every dissrasriul Hs..Ii that can be leap
cd uIon aur 9 .antry's Ia IN tie Southern
theatres j. sureao win tumu!tueus applause.
but Is such aTilau~" worth the cost?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Pubiished, in a Seated EHueiopp,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPERNATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness.
Sexual Debility Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
inducing mpotency and Mental and Physical Dhbility.
by ROB J. CT Nv ERWELL. NJ. d.
Iufh0T Of the Grffn Book, &c.
The world renowned autnor. this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequences Of ScIf-ause may he ectualy removed with
medicine and without dangerous surgical operations
bougles instruments rings c0rdals, pointing out
mode Of cure certain and ecctaa by which
ry sufferer. matter what his condition may be, may
himself chedpig pruateg aud radicaHy This Lee
ture VIII prove a boon 10 thousands and thousands
sent under seal any address post paid, the receipt
Of two postage stamps by addressing DR. CiiAS. j C..
KLINE, NJ. D., l27 Bowery, New York Post Office Box
$3.50. 1yl2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
SPOKEN.

Jan 20, lat 80 %, lon 81. .ch Hannibal. OF Ban.
gor, from Jamaica tor Philadelphia
Jan 10, lat 30 20, Ion - 10, barque f Chase,
from York for Havana.
Jan Is, lat q -, lon 20 IS. brig Ella Maria,
10 days from Portland for cardenas.
san q, lat p &c, Ion 81 81, ship Weston, Mer,
ritt, Of Naldobore, from New Orleans for Liver
pool same time ship Clara Wheeler Hiltz, from
do for Antwerp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

Railways Ready Relief,
The Minute Medicine.
Roadway 5 Ready Relief.
Prevents Sickness.
Railways Ready Rolir'
Stops Pain in q Minute
Railways Ready Relief
l. a pleasant heye-ag"
Railways Ready Relief
Cures Pains IN the Bow
els.
Railway Ready Relief
Cures roothaChe in an
instant.
Railways Ready Relief
Prevents sudden attack
Of Sickness.
Radway's Ready Relief
Cures Sick Headache
Railways Renoyatins
Rcs"lvent cures all
SKIN Diseases.
Railways Rcnovating
Rcsolycnt cures HUI
mprs in the Blood.
Roadway Rennvating
Rrso'vent cureS Syphi
litic Impunities, Fever
Sores, leers, pyspcp-
sia, bronchitis, W eak
Lungs Bad Coughs, In
cipicnt Consumption.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
TO YOUNG MEN

N.feriag fop, The bad results Of mi hlbhs, usually
p. .,e4 Nervous Dejiity, Premature Decay ETC.. fte.
nrBLIsHRD for the benefit OF the afflicted, "a
pamphlet ada pied to every individuals ewn
private use giving all the necessary information
for the self cure OF every one and without the ex
pense attending quaek books or medicines This
work is invaluable to every young man. sent I'M
der sea, on receipt Il 0ae Dollar by addressing
3m3s !. D. HlAONi koeAiand, Nc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

DS-uNioN-We noticed a team hauling
wood one day this we+k. tn, oxco, instead
Of being yoked. were harn'ssci up in tan
lem stylc, to take advantage Of the narrow
roads and dccp SHOWS We couldn't scc bat
big a load Was lrawu a. if the old custom
sas followed
The attention of our traders Is called
to the card Of Mr.. F. Bachelor, Boot manu-.
facturer, Brewer, in another column
T-Joal Tapley of Bucksport killed hae
in January bat Il months old, Which
weighed jS5 pounds. Who can beat it
We learn from the Roeklanl Deea-
FRAT. that Mrs. Sally Peters, c5l,rcd We
man, while returning from Thomaston to
Warren, where she had been Al work, on
Wednesday evening 10th INST, was over'tksn
by the storm and perished
.VCol. F. W. Lander. braee man aud a
Democrat, has rendered his services 70 Gcaee.
Al Scot, in any capacity anl a; any time and
Tor any duty
ron ByAIvrs- Some of our e.
~ es have been whining because they
- "r kh oysters in their parrn-crs.
tina, this crl for help has had
''eA ID effect in Bro Driscl's case.
20 the Presidential election Of ISIS the
4 ties Of New York. Pennsylvania and
,cy cast more votes than the rtoie
"a. Thi. was the else in lsj2 and Isl
~, u e.si came up - that point in 800
r.. say. Andrew has appointed the fol
~ Gentlemen Cnmmi,-i ,ncrs TO reprc-
massachusetts, in the Convention at
III gton John Z Goodrich. Char :
N George 5. Boutwell,, John VI. F,rbcr,
LklB. Crowningshie!d,T Thee. p. Chand-
vi Richard p Waters.
ytrhe following nominations were male
Governor to-day
[I ~ ustus c. Robbins Of Brunswick, and
I'M lis X Swan Of Calais. Bank Commits
h Oliver 5. Bale, Of Portland, Arse
keePer'
1.-The New York Times clasrifcs TIE
1bcrs of Congress on an amicable ADJUST
y u Of the present difficulty thus Nine
for compromise and forty against
! Maine delegation is put down 3 to }.
EThe tellers to count the votes for Pres
mt and Vice President are Messrs. Trum-
III for the Senate and Washbuy. 4
PAsipe of Missouri for the Hood
R-sena or johnson of Tennessee .ae
Asher. TT ng union speech on Tuesday. lie
4. haa, 4 struck blow against treason
n. Ie men engaged in it being traitors
Z the dcs:i;a.i5a in Kansas is alarming
essslar exceeds II worst antieipa'ions Mr.
at, says " ..ero is but one step be'weo"
COT scople and death
u The Grand Jury IN the Court Of Sessions
presented Mayor Woods recent message as a
4 edition document
Ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
DISASTERS.

ship Ionian, fof Thomastou) Wade from Ne"
Orleans bound to liaYre, went ashore morning Of
llsh ult, under Cap, Latrave. She was got of
and towed into llavre with xix feet Of water IN her
hold. Her copper is badly wrinkied and part Of
her keel is gone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

The undersigned having removed from Els
worth has left his notes and accounts with EuSepe
Hale, ESD, with whom they can he settled within
a reasonable time without sts to the g indebted.
JOHN ;. PEARSON.
Ellsworth, March 10, lstU.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
FOREIGN PORTS

rat Glasgow lfth, Contest purkic, PASSPORT
Al alatanzlsnbout 2?t uit, soh Mary Pierce
(of Rapgor) ,.ath, from Bristol, RI Her lota
toes brought 81 - tcr /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
IL. IL. Il.
Dr., RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

THE TRUE MEANS TO PRESERVE AND RECOVER
HEALTH.
LET THE SICK READ AND REFLECT.
RADWAY7S, READY RELIEF.
R1HIFAI'S REGULATTNG PILLS.
RADHI US RENOFi7ING RESOLEENJ
SECURE HEALTH TO ALL AND ARE BLESSED
As PROV DENTAL SPECIFICS by THE CHURCH.
The Catholic Priests Of SGnth america, His Grace
the archbishop Of quito, Gen. TaiidmW Of the Army
Of Ecuador, haUf been cured By these IfaiiibIe rene
dies. and hare giUen them 10 the Nek ucho haze been
tx curse cured.
MAGMA EST yERITAs EFT PRgEyALIBIT.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
WiRREN'S COlGii BALSiM !

Has been tnUrI, ny experience =" 10 tho BEST
Remedy I'll the various diseases Of the Lungs and
Threat, such as
4sti~l, Bronslaa.. Consumption, Group, h,f4rasa
Pleuu,y, Ppena or Iafamatan al the
lungs ami Wd,oRHs Coayb
~ ,bcsc Complaint, this Medicine tl' 'uper-
iar and while thus efFclciou. i Is perfectly
-air To- administer persons Of all ages.
Al all TUNES Of The ye4v this Btlsam is found use
full, especially intae Autumn Winter and Spring;
ami many Colds and tou shs, which if neglected,
aus .ht finally prove fatal, may be CURED at once
by te's doses Of this invaluable remtdy.
The G5ugh Bal,am possesses the twu-fuld advan.
tago If bHtns at once uliuabts cHratre and m
pIh4ltts 70 D'sesatite ut al the diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs ana iironchia.
IN A>luuA howe'cr violent and distressing,
this Bli-tm gt &C prorpt relict
In EGoNcurTls aud PNFr uoStt il relieves the ir-
rt,tilu luo,cns the Cough, and promotes favor
f able. - poet urltlaH.
IuCElrrits powers are aim at ma gcal. This
ius,du,n. disease, coming literally d" like thief
10 the IN ,ut, may be specify and efectually ar
F rested hF a iew tnuely doses gf this balsam.
Ia HOPPING tutGH it mpderatcs the parox-
y.Ir. prevents the disease from assuming its Sc
y,rcst ami aHserou. form, and shortens its course
livery family should keep II in the house, and
thus avoid the dangerous delay occasioned by send
ius out for the medicine when needed Tor lmmedi-
f ate
The Bet Recommendation for good medicine is
found in its Ii the following certificate, from
one who has used it, does not give you confidence
in il, try one bottle for yourself and you will be
convinced. 1t will cost you but twraty -frc cents,
and may save you as many dollars IN time and doc
tors bills.
Dxvoxr Oct. %. 1879.
Dr. WARREy Dear Sri have used your
Cough Balsam in my practice for the yea Easi. and
can say that il Is all That Is recommended 10 be,
having never iailel in aIording rSiiei Whenever |
haze given it. G.. IL. DAY, VI. d.
.-11y'Prcpared and sold by AMEEuSEWAREEN
B,iaaic Druggist, No. Granite Block, East Mar
kct square, bangor Maine.
{. q. PECK, Agent. tmjl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
Patent 4 Thompsonian Medicines

WASHING AND BURNING FLUID,
Oil Candies Washing Powders Soap, Dye Stus, Trisscs
Supporters, Spices Of all kinds, Citron, Cur.
rants, itasns. Tamarinds, Irish
Moss Pickles, &c &c.
Anon. HIS supply n Patent Medicines may be found
~ RNEFrS COCAINE and other PREPARATIONS.
Mrvican Mustang Linlmeut; Townscnfs, Mor-'s, War
rcn Kelrys aud Shaker syrup aud Saralparlila Wca-
vrrs Ctnker and salt Rhcum syrupi Arnolis Vital
Fluid swoo1s txtract Dandcllon, Praas Purifying Ex-
lrac Enl'4 Slrsaparilla (Jon), Gays Blood Purifier,
Green's Indian Hdnaccl Hays iinmor Syrup Ilmpton's
Vegetable rincturc cure. Kennedy's Medical Dis
eeycry, Mor5es Syrup yellow Dock Orway's IIumor Dis
roycry, Peruvian Syrup, Railways Kesolvent, Rhodes
Fever and Acue Cure Sands sarsaparla Shaker Sarsa
para, McMunns Elixir OF Opium, Mrs Winslow's sooth.
Ing syrup shaker Extract Naleran Wilson'S homeopathic
Drops. Dr Ahho Bitters, Pecks Jauudicc Btter Fife.
Indian Vegetable Btter, Atwood's Physical, Browns
Strsnparila and Tomato, Clarks sherry Wine and
quarts Langeys Root and Herb Bters and all ether
Kinds IN Balm Of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream,
Flesh Balls. Liquid Rouge, Ayers Cherry Pectora Aliens
60 s.h Lozergers, rant's Pulmonary Basam, Clarktts
Coue7 syrup Bicheers and Iarrisons Hair Dye Lin
imcDts Of alt kinds Earuey'A Musk Cologne, Shaving
Cream and Nerheua Water; Ayers sugar Coated Bran
lrrt's and Wfght's Indian Vegetable Pills Court Pias
ter Butchers bead shot for Bed Bugs Prof Mohr's Ger
man Fy Paper Strives and Oniments Of every kind and
all other articles usually .cptin a Drugstore. 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
NO r NJ Al sc II D D l. F..

yI,HE NORMAL SCHOOL for Hancock County
1 will commence it. session with the commence
ment Of the Spring Term Of the +. M Conference
Seminary ,-Thursday February 2lst. Fxamina-
tions Tor membership will take place on the t,rst
and Thyd SaiHdays of the Term--and then only.
X. p, BUCkNAM.
Bucksport, Feb. /, 1851. 5w3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

Il pteasan, remedy mr. +yery kit d # Cough, Cold
and irritation II he hrrathns apparatus, It san
r"iusiY- j. powerful rcina ly- is sps-fy remedy
--f' remedy 3H cures All hruocatIa dealers have
sal. ,gNlgcr.i cement and t,st3.4i.ts u ia
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