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PasgDcc Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | have contracted
with the 0verscers Of the Poor for the town Of
Surry for the support of the following persons as
paupers of said town, viz Samuel Trundy,
Lncretia Trundy, Elizabeth, Enos, Mary and Cor
della Trundy and children, and having provided
n suitable home for them at my dwelling house,
in said town, all persons hereby forbid harbor-
ing or trusting them my account as shall not
pay any bills of their contracting.
GEORGE ". ALLEN,
Surry. June %, 1868 3w"
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To Hon Parker TUX, Judge OF Probate for the County
Of Hammock;
I YDIA b, JARVIS, Of Castine, Guardian Of Charles
W. JARVIS, lenrieti arvis and Edward y. Jarvis,
minors under the age Of Seaty years, and children
o the late William Jarvis respectfully represents that
said minors interested In ycue ghteents of nOn
haf Castne with the land connected herewith ~
ing land owned by the late Juo Foster and
land owned by the late VIM. Mthere, and extend
ing Water Street; aud in two tnths Of Pews Nos g.
Ia. 90 II? - y 81, S. - IL aud i5 IN the Methodist
Il. Church aud ia Pew No is IA the frjntaIian C0u-ch
in Casiinei aud that advantageous offer has been
made by Frederick A. Jarvis, TO exchange oIehaf OF
the Telegraph building Water street, In Castiue, with
,hs land connected herewith tor the interest Of said heirs
10 said wharf and pews, which viii be for their ineit
to have Immediately aeeep.ed she therefore Fys for H.
sell dispose u aad transfer the accord
ingly. By c. j. ABBOTT, her Any.
oassine, June L. 1858.
At Court OF Probate held at Bluehl within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday II
July, A. u. 1865
On the foregoing Petition, That the Petition
give notice all persons interested by causing copy
of the petition and order Of Court thereon be published
three weeks Excessively in the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may appear
Probate Court 10 be held at Ellsworth in said county,
the first Wednesday Of August next, clock in
the forenoon and shew cause If any they have, way the
pa aver Of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest--A A. BARTLETT, Register.
copy Of the petition and order of thereon
20 Attcs.-A. A BARTLETT, Register.
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A dauhle-ieeked ba,k Of about o tons. built
by M. John shaw, Iaunche at Machias on
the ID inst. Che IS owned by JOS. 0'Drcu and
others.
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At Court Of Probate holden Bluehi, within anil fr
the County OF Hancock, on the first Wednesday Vi
July, A. D. 1868,
an the petition Of Charles J. Abbott administrator Of
the estate II Wm. Chnmherlaiu, late Of Castine,
said County, ceased, representing that the personal
Of said deceased j. sufficient t. pay the Just
debts, which nc owed al the time Of his ItH by the
Of hundred dollars and praying for license to sell
convey mucn the real Of said deceased
may be necessary for the payment OF said debts aud
cdeu,al charges:
OrdCrti-Ihl the said petitioner give notice thereof 10
the heir, # said deceased aud all persons interested,
in sad estate by Causing cop, OF this orief Ia be pu
lisie three wees ssvrly in the Ellsworth American
printed 1t Ellsworth that they may appear At Probate
Court, be holden at Buch sport, IN sad County, the
third educsly OF ) pember next, ten Of the clock
ia the f,rcnnon, aud show cause it any they have why
The prayer OF sad petition shouAl not be rrahted,
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true eopy,-Attest
- A.. A. BARTLETT, Register
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TIE subscriber her by gives public notice to all
| cerned that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Anusi ator Of the
estate OF
GEORGE W. GREEN. late OF Rluehir,
in the County Of Hancock. yenman, deceased, by
giving bonds the law rects H. therefore requests all
persons who indebted 70 the said eccasss estate to
max Immediate payment. anil th1ss who have aay do
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
JOHN l.. GREEN.
June l7:h, 1868. 2t
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At Court Of Probate held Bluchil within and for the
County OF Hancock, the arst Wednesday Of July
A. -. lsdi
l'HARLES J. ABBOTT, Administrator ~ tn" estate o.
u VIM Chamberlain, late of Castine, IN said County
deceased having presented his first account II Admin
istraien mp sad decetsei's estate for probate:
OrderedrhI the SAID Administrator give notice there
Of TO all persons inter ste by causing cops Of this order
to be published three wee&s successfully ia the Ellsworth
American, iuted in Ellsworth, that tey may appear at
Probate Court, to be holden at BucAsport. on the
third Wednesday Of sept next, at ten Of the clock in the
forcnoon and shew cIuse ii any they have, why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A trUe copy-Aitest:
Is A. 4. BARTLETT Register.
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BOURBON WHISKY,
BOTTLED BY
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

rtrtis n,mc The cork, And fac-simile Of liS sig
ntturc On the Abai. For sale by {. q PECK Ellsworth
NAM. Small
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At Court of Probate holden at BluehilI. within and
for the County of Hancock, the first wednesday OF
July, A. D. 1868.
I ESSE HISCKLEY, Administrator Of the estate of
y Joshua r. Norton, late Of Blu l, ia said county,
deceased, having presented his first account Of Admins
trltion upon sad decsase!'s estate for probate:
Orasred That the SAIL Administrator give notice to all per
uieresteley causn copy Of this ordcrto hc publish
ed, three weeks sIcces,Fey, M the Ellsworth American
priuted ia ELLSWORTH that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 I've hold=n Ellsworth, the hrst Wednesday
OF August next, Of the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, il any they baSr wiz the should not
be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Julse.
true copy-Attcst:
- A Bartlett, Register.
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used ii. to their afflicted friends and others
MOST IMPORT1NT.--Mad ZdDOC PORTER'S
Curatue Basaa is sold price hch briggs it in the
reach Of every keep it convenient fer The
timely OF single bottle will prove to be worth 100
times its cost.
NOTICE.-Soue your money DO not be persuaded
to purchase articles at As to l. which do not contain the
virtues Of ID ct Bottle of Madame Porer's Curative
Basam, the OF manufacturing which is great
that Of almost any other medicine and the v.ry low
price which it is Sold makes the profit to the seller APP
parenly small. and unpriucipled dealers will sometimes
recommend other medicines which their profits
larger, unless the insist upon having Madame
Pprtcr's, and ether Ask for Madame Porters Gu
rative Hasam, price Is and in large bottles at %
cts, and take other. II you not get it at
stere yeu ran at another.
II sold by all Druggists at Is cts, and in larger bot
lies at -
HALL 4 Et-CKEL, PFopretors, n York.
C. @. Peck Agent for Ellsworth Geo e. Goodwin Il
Co. Boston Mass, General Agents for New England
islN2
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7 FAD PENCILS, Slate Pencils and PEI Hold
IL ers, sold single or by the dozen, by
SAWYER d BURR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10

Ala Court OF Probate hoIcn ut Eluahil within aud for
the County Of Hancock, on the frs. Wednesday, u
Jul, \. D. 1885,
ESeE lItNCKLEY Administrators Of the estate Of
- James Nelson, late Il Bluehi. in said county, de-
ceased, having presented his first account Of adHinis
tratioR upon said deceased estate for probate
Ordcrei That the said Administrators give notice thereof
y, persons interested, b causing copy Of this order
he published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, printed in Ellsworth that they nay appear a.
a Probate Court 20 b. holden at Eswo-t, the frs,
Wednesday Of August next, ut ten Of the clock In the
forenoon. and shaw causr, il any they have. why the
should no, be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true coPy,-Attes,
- 4. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Com'hon Sense and Reason, Presiding Judges
the Public generally impaneled Jurors.
Cash testides for tie Plaintiff that good Boots
and Shoes are economy, comfort, health and lines
the pockets with Grcenbaeks. A happy mind
cOrrobcrates the asove.
Long credit, slow pay, no pay, and barter trade,
for the defense, testies that poor Boots and Shoes
made Of wood and paper would allow new p,ir
ottener, be hobby to lay your Sins to, furnish
the Doctors and Lawyers more business, and your
self less Greenbacks. besides wood s0les and paper
heels are good to kindlc fires with.
Tho Judges charged the jurors If they thought
it dear kindlus they could reject that part of tho
evidence. Case submitted without argument
Verdict for Plaintiff.
There will DO Mass Convention at the Boot
and Shoe Store Ellsworth, commencing Tuesday
April 2sth, To ratify the verdict, and continue
until the Fall Term, which will commence the
fourth Tuesday before the last Monday in October
it it does not come on sunday
The subscriber has received his new stock Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10

Marianne Zdd0c p0rter's
Baisan has been in use by
,the public for over IS years,
and has acquired its presen,
sale simply by being recon-
mended by those who have
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North Western Insurance Co.

NOTCN w GSCCTI IHSUValICB CU',
Incorporated, ls32) osWEGo, " Y.
Cash Capital and Surplus, Jan. l. 1851,
$500, .DO2.
Losses paid to date. s3,OO36i).
sB IrpIow S,c'y. u. +, BREWSTER, Prest,
II. Y HAYks, Great Falls, y. H., General Agent
for Maine and New II tnpshirc.
J. I. OSGOOD, Agent, Ellsworth
These old and well established Companies continue to
lasurr te safe classes Of hazards at equitable rates.
io0d selected, detached, Dwellings Insured fer term
wears at reduced rates. No Premium Notes to Sign
40 dssessmenisto Pay. Apply 10
IVES J.T. OSGOOD Agent, Ellsworth.
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MADAME ZADOC PORTER's
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

Ma lame Z 4DOC POR
TER'S CWdtire Balsam is
warranted if used according
to directions, to cure in all
cases Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, and all
affections Of the Throat an
Lungs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10
A Friend in need. Try it.

Fee advertisement in another column. Cut out. aud SCI
for it. 2m25
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Sayings that are not Poor
Richards.

Captain Billings is now at Pongh-
keegsie, n. Y, and gives to the Press
of that city some proverbs and sharp
sayings.
A man that will chaw turbacker
will drink sanity Frnze rum, and a
man that will drink sanity kruzc run
will go to the devil, and a man that
will 90 to the devil is mean enuff to
Go emmy thing.
You can tell just about what a man
will du by hearing him tell what he
has did.
l am prepared to say to seven out
of every ten rich men, "make the
most of your money for it makes the
most of yu."
Debt is an Ea pot, a big hoal where
yu go in, and a sman one where WI
kun out.
Man was crested a little lower than
the Angels, and he has bin Citing a
little lower ever since. e
The most Uneasy kritter | ever per-
sued was a bob-tail Bull in Iii time.
Ihaye known people whose calibeT
was very small, and whose bore isvery
big.
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Putting Off

Tomorrow" is a bad day for
farming. 1t is responsible for poor
crops, poor stock, bad fences and loose
ends generally. What we intended
to do and could not be persuaded to
abandon-necessary and indespensa-
bic work-often utterly fails Of ac-
complishment by being put off, We
don't decide not % do it; we simply
"never get at it." You would be
shocked beyond measure if required
to give away, or destroy, halt your
your apples and pumpkins-you do
worse by gathering them tomorrow
alias, letting them freeze.
He would be thought crazy who
should apply a loco-foco match and
burn up his hay; put of cutting it
three weeks too long and the result is
substantially arrived, but The owner
keeps clear of the lunatic. asylum
The man who burns. green or rot
ten wood, holds, in the abstract, with
other distinguished philosophers, that
happiness is pleasanter than misery
he simply puts off tending TO the
wood.
The farmer who stocks his farm.
with noxious weeds, if put upon his
honor, will confess to preference for
corr or clover he merely puts off
making the exchange.
The breeder who retains pigs that
run mainly To shouts and legs, and
sheep thin in fleece and frail in body,
loves money as well as yOu~orI; he
simply puts off taking the necessary
steps to get it.
The man who should throw his
money into the fire, would have a
guardian yoncbsafed him by the civil
authorities; but he may waste as
much by letting his timber lie on the
ground and rot and in the latter
case he may get elected Justice Of
the Peace; | have tried it. Ia short,
put ing of, is generally half as4bad,
and often worse than not doing at
all.
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S.T-186 OK.

The language Of nature and experience demon
s~trates, that whoever would enjoy the pleasures Of
food-th beauties of landseapes-the joys Of eom-
panionship-ths richness Of literature-or the hon
ors of station and r-encwn-Blust preserve their hsahh.
The stomach is the receptical of all no~urishment,
and the fountain from which all parts of the body
derive sustenanee. The effect of foul injurious
food entering the stomach, is 20 derange the diges-
tive organs. and produce headache Toss Of appetite.
unrefresked sleep, Jnted breath, lOiO spirits, 6Vsrish
burninOs, constipation. ineGpacitV to perform any men
tai or physical duty. de-, and are the symptom
that horrid disease
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PROFESSIONAL
F.W

II. w. hESSEhSCtimIDT.
Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor, Warren, Ohio.
Leveling and Surveying in Coal Mines attended
TO- Also Examinations, Maps and Reports of
Galleries made. April q, go.
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Z caiisaya Bark and st. Croix Rum.

An invalid physicians, sojourning in the tropical
island of st. Croix, observing the habits of the ma
tves. gathered the recipe for the final accomplish
.ment of this most important end. The article was
first used as a private medicine. when its salutary
effects becoming known, it was brought out under
the pamaaf
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crocksry, Hardware, Carpeting. Sole Leather, &C.,
az the sign, Of the Empire Store" Market Street,
Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They act with unerrihg power. and are taken
with the pleasure of a beverage. They perform
most wonderful cures in stubborn cases of Dyspsp-
STA, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affections. Loss of
Appetite. Intermittent Fsvers. Diarrhea, Sour
Stomach, Headache, Fever.and Ague, Weakness,
Mental Dependency. &c. Asa morning appetizer
and after dinner tonic, they should Be IA eveTv JaHaiEy.
They are a delightful. collaborating stimulaRt, scifkolH
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I. B~UcKISGHAX. W. S. DUNN.
ROCKINGHAM d OHM

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Cleveland. Ohio.
Prompt attention given to Collections in Cuya-
hoga and adjoining Counties.
June Is. '62-1y*
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Dyspepsia,

Which assumes a thousand sharS.' a ny
wards a miserable t6s asd ,cemalIre aeoaS. Inc
Medical Faculty has lab~fod ,OI generations 70 DIS
cover reliable spPrstle means oi
overcoming stoF4chiS uTnehes- certain IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-07

This is q Cyelopadia Of what took place during
the year 1901. 1t comprises not only all the sub
gects peculiar to o general work, but also the polifi-
cal and military events Of the confictin the United
States. 1t shows the political principles involved.
With the Of their respective advocates
ana opponents; the movements of the leaders of
secession. from the first acts to the close of the
year; intending the proceedings, step By step. of
each of the Southern States; the organization OF the
organization was founded; their civil and CONNER
cial regulations; the efforts to fill their treasury and
TO organize and equip vast armies: the counterfeit
ing movements of the United States; the orVani-
zation and equipment Of its army and nayy: toSeth-
er with all the original documents, from the Mes
sages o. THE Eespeetiye Presidents; the instructions
OF Cabinet Othcers; the Messages and Proclama-
uons OF 6oyernorS the important acts and debates
Of the United states ano Confederate CONGRESSES:
the acts Of State Legislet1res; the Proclamation OF
commanding onlcersi the contributions of men and
money from each State, North and Soufh. ana H.
details Of every battle and every skirmish inyoly-
ing a loss of life. The events connected with Pri-
Watering, suspension Of the writ of Habeas Corpus.
Martial Law, blockade, &e,, are related in detafl.
Other pages Of the volume embrace disooy cries
In Science; biographical Explorations: Mechanical
Inventions and improvements. with illustrations;
Commercial and financial movements during the
year; the Progress of Literature, and Biographical
Sketches Of the distinguished men who died.
The contents are arraRgediR en- alphabetical or
der, and accompanied BY Q most extensive and
The volume Is In the style of the New American
Cyciopedia, having not less than $50 pages, royal
octave.
The work is published exclusively by subscrip-
and substantial,
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Important Certificate.

ROCHESTER, Dec. 18th, 1861.
MeSsTs. p. Il. DRAKE.-Genflemea Il have suffer-
ed terribly with Dyspepsia for three or four years.
and tried many remedies without effect. / had to
abandon my profession, and suffered greatly from
everything l ate. l have now tried the Plantation
Bitters-they helped mel continued their use and
am now nearly q well man. 1 know of several sim
liar cases. Respectfully yours,
D. .
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S-T-l860-X.
Cascarilla Bark.

Intelligent persons and physicians esn judge Of
the efficacy Of the Plantation Bitters from the fol-
lowing martial fnruuIa
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"A happy New Yeart" "Ahappy New Year!"
So often we've heard it sung loud in our ear
That we almost forgot how sweet and how dear
Ii may sound TO the slave who may Justify cheer
That to-day he is made a free man.
Oh, when was e New Y ear so happy as this?
The Heavens descending to give Freedom q kiss.
Which nils the whole earth with electrical bliss.
As Jehovah develops his plan.
Abraham is our Moses, and he says 10 the foe,
NE Sruel oppressOrs, let Gods people go
And destroy the Shareholders host,
May God thus bring peace to our country once more,
Now stricken with grief and dripping in gore;
To our homes absent husbands and brothers restore,
And give comfort for those that are lost.
May the slaves who are freed from the fetter and rod.
To the number Of millions shout GLORY to God ~
For Abraham. Freedom and Love;
May the whelp Of Rebellion be slain in his den,
And may our dear eagle in triumph again
Scream oyer the mountains. the river and plain,
With all the glad multitude shouting Amen.
And praise to the Father above.
A few hints about home, my dear friends, and I'll
This rickety rhyme, which though no better than
Has taken the devil" whole nights from repose
In toggling to his liking;
With a wish for your joy, he'll pocket his dime.
Well knowing the fate that awaiteth his rhyme
Like a snowflake to drop in the river of Time,
And lost at the moment Of striking.
Strange as it seems when We think of the war.
And when the A. i G. W: r. r.
Gets nicely and fairly in play,
Al nc IA y I OuT IONQ we Will Turn n new pdscs
A becometh q boy on arriving at age,
And cheer and hurrah about the broad guage
That takes US straight to Broadway
Old Trumbgll has furnished her quota of men.
Who are fighting our Union and laws to maintain,
And they use not only the sword but the pen,
As letters in the Chronicle show;
We are proud Of soldiers wherever they be,
In Virginia, Kentucky. or in Tennessee
ana may they all live 10 the great jubilee
That we'll have when we conquer the foe.
And now as / bid my dear patrons adieu,
Goodbye to the old year, hurrah for the new,
Hurrah for our banner the red, white and bluel'
Hurrah for the land Of the freel
Let's give to our soldiers the highest applause
Hurrah for their vRl0r hurrsh for their cause!
Our country united-the faith of our laws
Hurrah for the slaves Jubilee!
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Dandelion.

Chronic DiarrhGa, Cholic, Dysentery, and diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels. as early as 1890.
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Medina, March, !. 1861.
JOHN w EEh0,.
Editor Garfield Herald
Feb. 10. 1861.
CabinetLWar and Chairs.
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.
q = TOWNSEND

TpuKzpEIL. @. 7. TOWNSEND.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNsEND.
Cat the weIl-known stand of A. Truesdell)
entered into . partnership
for the manufacture and sale of CABINET
FURNITURE and CHAIRS in all their variousVa-
r~ieties, and have now on hand and are receiving a
large assortment. consisting Ill part. Of
Sofas, Extension Tables.
Tete a Tetes. Centre
Mahorany Rockers. Card
Easy Chairs, Dining
Spring Seat Chairs, Breakfast
Cane Seat Chairs, great variety. Kitchen
Wood Seat Writing
Cottage Common
French Deosteaus- (Trundle
What-Nots, Bureaus, Bookcases, Desks, Wash
Stands, Rcture-Frames. Cribs, Cradles, etc. In
short, everything usually kept or called FOR at atur-
niture establishment, will be found or manufaetur-
ed at satisfactory prices.
Orders from q distance promptly attended to, and
Furniture carefully packed and delivered at Cars or
Boat.
COFFINS. 81
A large assortment always on hand, and made to
order at all times. A Hearse furnished when re-
Quired. Ware Rooms on Main St., near K. X. De-
pot. May Do' lSoS-
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Prices and STYLES Of Binding.

Prices and Styles OF Binding.
In Cloth, s.
In library style, leather, $3.50 Payable
In Half Morocco, plain, 81, on
In Half Russia, extra, $3.50. delivery.
And 10 insure . uniform price and regularity in the
delivery Of the volume to subscribers In all parts
cities and principaltOwn in the States and Terrific
ries. H
Orders may be addressed to us, or any of our
agents, for the above, or any of our fubscription
Works. and will meet prompt attention.
APPLETON & Co., Publishers,
443 & ~ Broadway, New York,
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The Annual ~Cyclop@dia
Register of Important Events.
OF THE YEAR 1861.

Political CivR, Military, and Social Affairs;
Public DOcaments; Biography; Statistics;
Commerce; Finance; Literature; S,encs;
AgrieuLeHrs; and Mechanical Industry.
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Calisaya, or Kings Bark.

For determinations of the Loins and Spleen in
Dropsical Affections and Biliary Seeretions, or OBJ
struct;ons Of A. Allo-.-,l w.