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CoLEs VorAGE OF LIFy.-We are requested &c
state tbs, tho pictures now exhibiting In this city C0c
voy,se Of Lifs." the originals might be supposed
bo. copies made By livios artist The former are In pa
vsio gallery In this city.
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MARRKE ID.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn. on Wednssdsy.
March by the Rev Anel stuart MI A Suydam S'oothoh
10 Mia. Lucy H. Russlss daughter OF James Rusges Of
Roche.ter. Mas
UNDERWOOD - MULLER - In this city. on Thursiay.
Mach By the Rev. Thomas 'srmilye. ID D. ChA,les
H. Underwood OF Boston. " Mary. dsusher OF AiiAa IL
Muller o
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PouGHEKKPss. Friday. March 8, 1868.
DR.. John Cooper OF tuis city died this evening.
Deceased was in his 18th year. lie was o relative
of Peer Cooper, ESQ.,, OF New-York, and was for
more than fifty years past an esteemed physician OF
Duchess County.
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FInttering demonstration Toward Gen.

Wool.
Bosros, Friday. March 6, 1857.
Three companies Of the ID New-liampshre keg.
ment arc TO garrison tho fort At Portsmouth.
A few days ago, when Gen. Wool visited Ki,tery
Navy.Yard, tho garrison force which turned out TO
receive Linn cOnsisled Of one aergeantl
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. MCGOWAN, on question Of privilege said
that the minority report Of the Canal COMMITTEES
against the bill TO appropriate the remainder OF the
canal revenues appeared in the papers with his sig
nature. He had refused TO Bign bis name TO the To-
port and it appeared there without bic authority.
BILLS PASSED.
To divide the Eleventh Ward Brooklyn.
For the appointment Of Commissioner OF Lunacy
for the State Of New-York.
To authorize the CrOon Board TO take certain
bands TO extend their works.
In relation 10 the detention OF prisoners IN Kings
County.
The Canal Appropriation bill.
TO ipcorporate the Society for the Protection OF
Destitute Children in New-York.
TIE SPECIAL ORDER.
Alp o'clock the special order, the charge Of cor
rupion against Speaker Calllcot vas announced
Sir. i. &. FIELDS said that yesterday afternoon,
upon consultation with gentlemen OIL the other side
az The House, Oncnson was come TO, to postpone
the special order I'LL Tuesday nex'. lie moved a
reinforcement until that day, at IL O'Clock.
Mr. SHERWOOD hoped there would DO no OBJ
lection 10 the motion 10 postpone. IL was made BY
consent, liter consultation with gentlemen on both
aides Of tho House.
Mr.. HUGHES hoped the motion would not pre-
veil Next Tuesday WAS general order day. lie
did not desire TO put off public business in which all
consli.uenc!es were interested. He had not been
con,nlted in relation 10 the IOstp0nemcnt, and did
not recognize selconsti'uted leaders. IL there was
pood reason given TOR putting OIL the nprcla order
he would consent to do 30, If sor0c other day tInn
Tuesday war named.
Mr. i. c. FIELDS WAS not DESTROYS Of appearing
IN he character OF n leader or oil CLAIMING II ioi
others A sufficient reason for bln Tor the post.
pon.men. of the subject the iilnebs Of himself
and The wishes Of the gentlemen on Tue other sioe'
He regretted thai tie gentleman from hihgs
flinyitsl was not present ut the consurntou, as
,bsr lucjd mind Of his and tDat warm generous ma
ture winch ne possesses, would have induced hun
10 agree 70 u ro-tponement with full heart' ana
WELD bis pIendiceB if he had nny.
Mr.. HUGuES-1he reason l wns mol piene" az
tbs cone a!.s.tiOn WA because bad no INVITATION.
Mr.. FIELDS-rhe consultation was accldental-
10 one was no tfed. lie was quite rendy ana VIII,
Bg 10 ,iiig the matter no II the Iouss deemed
Il uoper. II he had deemed that DELAY would nave
prcudcsd either side no would not have agreed 10 liz
Alter further debate, on morton 81 MT MooL-
TON, Ito subject wss postponed until O'CLOCK
Wednesday evening.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Ny. klNG-To authorize Tho construction 81
II pier IN lb. Moth River, between Hammond ana
Thirteenth streets.
By Mr.. HII.II-To incorporate the Machlni5ts
P'olectiye Union OF the City of w-fork, An;
that tocy may take and hold real ann personal
prop-r'y TO CD. amount Of ~ 900.
by Mr. GOVEk-Io authorize The bu'lding OF
TIE Giatd s'!cet Railroad; iucorl oralorr, heS'is
William a. Smaey, - Gardner, Thomas il.
feiris, AM o'LoTr; tfs track 70 run along ttceH
wich, Mercer, Grand. Crosby. Howard. Canal
Streets, &c.
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Dnsmess Nctltek,

MRs. WtSsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child fon p,iu tho stomach and
bowels coects sdy and gives and vso tho whole
system. rs cent ootur.
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GperlaI Notlres.

Nev.Yorl. typographical Union No. 6.-Th-
rgu,sr monthly Meeting sse Cgsitrry) OF this UDor will
bs bed N tho Rooms No. 100 Bowsry THIS (Saturday
EVENINC az 7, O'CLOCK full attendance iequesed a.
o,n,isp, viii be inside for Deeg,os Nstonsl Uoos
AZ C,yri,ni aud Business Couu,iitse appointed.
RI = unL Rec see. IA. ~ FAILING Pres't
Wendell Phillips
VIZ dsiv"r his
GREAT HISTORICAL LECTURE,
TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE.
Attne COOPER INSTITUTE.
WEDNESDAY EvENINo. March H. 1863
No,,c, Resuier service. every SABBATH in tho large
ia, conc. gthsy and SD st. the Rev. Il. 1. SlilRMALL
ns Decision Services At u o'clock Families others
rs.poctuiiy invitnu.
Mercantile Library Association.
fOfULAk sSiEHIitG LECTURES,
ON TuE ATMOsPhERE.
Al Clinton Hall
Tb. Ie,t Lecture Wili Oe gwen on
Ticket, for tbr remaining FOUR LECTURES be had a,
IN. a.asi places. Prce.-sirge. 3 IS; Double ~.
Evening adu'is'on' sos.
p..t.Df,.re NOtice.--Tbo Mail. for GREAT BRITAIN
anu he flAhNI VIA Southampton aud Hamburg per
se,,ner BORUsolA, aud loF IRELAND via QurenstOwn,
rsr steamer GLASGOW win close 1t th. olnos on SAT-
tRDAI I'll dsy OF March. st l0i clock aid at the
a M s,st,,b, aud u. On M. Staten y. 300
''''''' ABRAM wAKEMAN Postmaster
No. 2,ls lsreenw,ch-st.
SAVE YOUR MONEY,
BUY fASi lADlA COFFEE. EoUAL 40 JAVA COZ
~ cogFEi., 81 IL pound, for ~.
SOAP, SC. Per p"ont-l3 found, fer 81,
slAG6il s. g,f poSaari pound. for al IL. , q, "a.
'h0'iA' rai No. Us SREsswIcasr.
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TIE KNIGHTS or SA PATRICK.
The coming celebration. o.c.. ETC.
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Browns Standard Scales.

Browns STANDARD Scales.
E5IABLlsIlED ~ YEARS.
Adapted TO br neh " business where's corrscs and
sCILFS for RAILROADS. COAL aud HAY Dealers.
scALEs for PROVISION. GRAIN snd lk0S Dealers
SCALES Tor GRockRs. DRUGGISTS ana Coafeosonsss.
Counter, Potable Platform and Dormant Scales 10
Wesnnssler. Beams, Frames and APParatas
SCALES ADJUSTED to suu Foreign osns'rd' oil OF when
arc ".s'' SEo ;sf P &.aSa r. A''''' aud N'
No. Bsrcay-st. opposite Astor House
Fans, New styles.
No. AIS Broadway. one door below Csna!-st
Pare Gold Wedding Rings
GEO. C. ALLEN.
No. AIS b osdwsy.
One door below Canast
Chased and Plain
FINE oOLD kiN"S
GEO. C. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway.
Oas door below CaDsIst.
sleeve Buttons and Studs.
NEW STYLES
Some :. low ~ One, Two, and Three pOll.r's:s,'
No AIS Broadway. one doof below Csnalst
Ladies, Gilt Combs.
NEW STYLES.
For .s,s By GEO c. ALLEN. No. as Broadway
Oas door below CsnaisL
Watches and Jewelry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by .
GRO c. ALLEN, No as Broadway.
One door below C,nals', formerly No II Wal.N-
Cabinet Furniture.
AT MANUfAC1Uh KS PRICES,
$4,000 WORTH OF FlRSl.CLASS FURNITURE.
In colsequsOce OF tho 's'as cd Ia DOR wholesale business
We Offer ou own good. to the public at the low
est prices. -. -,
Cous,tng Of Psror Library Dining aud Bedroom Suhes
made f selected maeria and in tue latest sshOnaee Styles
Ala goods wal sned
Pea,. exaue our good. before purchasing elsewhere
VEIL h BkAUNSDORF,
Nos l23 and III RyiI glop-,t bet, Essex and Norfolk.
Grand k,seI aud ho8soust stsses pass close by
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 6, 1863.
Mr.. PRUYN reported favorably tho bill TO repeal
the act relative 70 school libraries Ia New. York.
Mr.. GANSON introduced q bill TO authorize the
city TO borrow money TO build the City Hall
Mr.. CORNELL moved 10 amend the Charter OF
the Corn Exchange Insurance Company.
The bill TO amend the act relative to weights Pnd
measures was passed.
The bill to incorporate the Harlem Savings Bank
was ordered 10 q third reading.
The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Appropri-
alton bill was passed by the following vote:
YEAs-Mesn. Abbott, Angel, Bailey Br,de,; Connolly
Cook II A. CLARK, Cornell, FsrIn. Fogor. Hutchinson
Monroe. MGIphy. rruyn Ramsay Sanford smith, Tunsn
NGYSzM...ra Bell. W. Gl.rt. T,est 0sa'''. Mont
Mr.. TRUMAN then asked unanimous consent to
take up the Chenango Canal Extension till, and
put it on its finsl passage.
SIR. w. CLARK objected on tho ground that be
did not like 10 Soc these measures travel % close
together.
lptions TO amend the Constitution relative to the
Court Of Appeals on their final passage.
Objection was made.
Mr.. CORNELL introduced bill in relation TO
Common schools. Recess until p IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at O. clock, and going into Com
mttee Of the Whole. considered the bill incofpo'
rating Roman Catholi, Churches.
After discussion by Messrs. CONNOLLY,
PRUYN, COOK, GANSON, and RAMSEY, Mr..
COOK moved TO amend the first section by making
tie three lsymen among the ihcorpofators elective
by the congregations Of the churches, Instead OF
being appointed by the Archbishop, or Bishop o.
the dicce'e Vicar General and Pastor. Lost
The ill was ordered 10 third reading.
The bill to authorize the Neptune Insurance Com.
pany 10 insure agsins FIRE and loss by inland navi-
cation transport ston debated at length, and was
rejected. Adjourned.
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FRAUDS IN THE HosPirALs! The Soldiers 0spsivsl
OF their Rstions, ETC., etel
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THE GREAT COLLAPSE IN TIE GOLD MARX -.
How Il was done; further particulars, ETC.. et~
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DIR, j. II. Sohenck,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
will visi, NETWORK CITY Professionally, every TUES
DAY, from 4. n. 10 y. IN.
M. NUMEROUS .si.nt. and all afflicted with Coughs Cods
on Lung Bronchial Aheeous are invited
to cali o In New-fo on IL s.SDAiS only al MS
rooms No. y Bondst
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POT CALLING KETTLE BLACK.
Who 10 Thomas G. Pieldsf
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SPRING or 1857
Buy your Clothing
sowEaY cLoTGiSG COMPANY;
No. io4 Bowe.l, near orand't,
SIGN or THE BULLETIN.
w, are ready to supply the OF the psopis generally
with v.he!y o. sHTs9, now w worn ,,nnre
In tas latest and most lsshiouaDio sty.cs.
and all ouT work wtffanted
BoWEKY CLOTHING CoMpANY
40. lOs Bowery hear GIans"-
Thront and Lung Diseases.
APPROVED AND INFALLIBE CURE
by INSTALLATION.
DR. Is. sdGNIrz
No. ss5 Broadway. corner i3'h's, Newton.
Letters containing full description Of iAo os'Ss'o Will Do
promptly answered by ira!1,ius r9iee,
Paper MT less than hannfacturcrs' Prices
Al. cnnn,rt an with Ia IL vouDined
NO eO""'i MONOPOLY fOG HIGH PRICES.
sg Pager very dssspsa b sss
thc a nuy other Paper Dea'e. of cash
Older, by mai promptly hiod n u,nn
wholose,s Paper Dealer
No. "A Beekuaus,. N. \. Ihe Old stand.
soaps, Candles. starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c. HULL'S SONS
(foru,sry ". Hull Il Soul
once No 3: Paik. row
Opposite Puk Ioantain, New York
Oder {. tts trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
Or. Swnyne'a Compound syrup WAd cherry.
The suaaiseed remedy lot Cough Ashlns, BIonehiii.
81 od Srilting Liver Complaints oak Nerves Sore thfos
Shoop,ng Cough. Group. al, fu.melasy CompIAiuA -
ptoa. tho iungs have become very ~
o
SWAYNg L SON, Phus Sold BY Druggists evsrywne's
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aiming the Cu Third Avecss 10 b. ven.uste& 90 ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

FTER an extensive practise q upwards Of twenty
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cannot employ person eomgeitnl and trusteor.
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erra to secure r them an early aud fay1Ae consider
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EDNUND BURKE,
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SAMUEL MERRILL.
Ey ARN0 NlSWELL, Els ATT
Ellsworth, April Is. 1868. u
LyoREcLosuhE Or MORTGAGE.

Whereas Jesse " ConaTy Of Surry, IN the Cour-
y Of Hancock and state Of Maine, on the twenty.
fourth day Of April A. ., $50. by his deed OF
mortgage Of Ii It date, recorded in Hancock Reg.
istry of Deeds volume H. page leg, conveyed
10 the undeT,isnel Of said surry. certain tract
% land situate in said Sury and described as fol-
lows, to wit; Beginning at stake at the west
corner Of Thomas CeuaIy lot the ioGd leading
fr' IN surry to BluehlIi; thence running south
forty -Vue degrees east fifty six rods to cedar
stake; thence nefth fifty degrees east, one hun
dred ana seyenty.two rods, 10 a small cedar cut.
OF, thence north ten degrees east, thirty three
rods To white pine tree; thence north eighty =.
four degrees west, Thirty six rods TO cedar stake
thence north foIty-one degrees west, twelve rods
TO Thomas Coaary's lot before mentioned; thence
by said Thomas Conary's lot sonth forty-nine de-
grees west, one hundred and seventy.four rods TO
the place of beginning; containing sixty.seyen
acres snd twenty eight rods, more or less. The
conditions OF said mortgage having bcen broken
hereby elsin 70 toreel5sc the same, as By stat
u;s prorilsd, and give tets notiee Accordingly.
SAMUEL MERRILL
by ARSo WlswELI., his Atty.
Ellsworth, April 10, 1868. Is
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CoRECLoSuRL OF MORTGAGE.

Whereas Rufus 3. Mi!i9en of Surry, in the
County Of Hancock and Stats of Maine, on the
uinteerih day vi December, A. D. 1873. by his
deed e mortgage Of that date, recorded in Han.
cock Registry OF Deeds, volume 100. page $50,
conveyed to the undersigned Of saii Surry. a Ger.
tain tract or parcel Of land situated in SAID Surry
on tle southern side Of PatteAs Bay, so called,
described as follows, to wit: Being the middle
third part Of the homestead farm OF John Mill.
ken late Of said Surry, deceased, run oxt By
Thomas Haskell in .le year a. b. ,lsjj, ami the
ame conveyed to the said Rufus B. Milliken by
Rose,t Milliken, February q, D lS56. The
condition contained in said mort gage having been
broken, hereby claim to foreclose the same as
by statute provided. AM give this notice accord
ingly. SAMUEL MERRILL.
BY ARyo WIswELL his Atty.
Ellsworth, April Is, lso3. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

decay The scrofulous contamination Is va
riously caused by mercurial disease, low
living, disordcrcd digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth and filthy habits,
the DEPRESSING vices, and, above all, by
the ycnercal infection. Whatever be its
origin. it is hereditary in the constitution,
descending " from parents to children unto
the third and fourth generation; indeed, II
seems 10 be the rod of Him who says, 81 will
visit the impurities of the fathers upon their
Children" The diseases it originates takc
various names. according to the organs It
attacks. In the lungs, Scrofula produces
tulcrclcs. and finally Consumption; i'll the
glands. swcllings which surpurate and be-
conc ulccrous sores; in the stomach and
bowels. arrangements which produce ind-
rcstion. dyspepsia, and liver complaints; on
the skin. crtlptiyc and cutancous affections.
These. all having the same origin, require tbs
same remedy, viz, puriiication and invigora-
ton of the blood. Purify the blood, and
these dangerous distcmpcrs leave you. With
feeble. foul, or corrupted blood, you cannot
have health; with that life of the flesh
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is compounded from the most eflectual anti
dotps that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distempcr, and for the cure OF
rior to any other remedy yet devised, Is
known hv all who have given it 4 trial. That
il docs combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class of complaints,
is individually proven by the great multitude
Of lIiclv known and remarkable res it
has made OF the following diseases; Kings
Evil. CT Glandular Sweliings, Tumors,
Eruptions, pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Ervsipelas, Rose or st. Anthonys Fire.
Salt Rheum, seald Head, Coughs from
tuberculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
Of the blood. Minute reports OF individual
cases may lie found in AYERS AMEnIcAN
ALMANAC. which is furnished to the druggists
for eratuitous distribution, wherein may he
learned the directions for its use, and somo
Of the remarkable cares which it has made
when all other remedies had fdlrd 10 afford
relief Those cases are purposely taken
from a1l sections of the country. in order
that every reader may have access TO somc
one who can speak TO him Of It's benefits from
personal experience Scroiu.a depresses thu
vital energies, and thus leaves its victims far
more subject to disease and lis fatal results
than a. healthy constitutions. Hence It
tends To shorten, and docs greatly shorten,
the average duration of human life. Tho
vast Importance e these considerations has
led u 10 spend years in ptri,oting remedy
which i adequate 10 is cue This We now
offer to the public under tho r.me Of AYERS
SAEsarsRltiA. although it is composed Of
ingredients. saHe of vlieh exceed the hcst
et N#fr----er3i'- in ElfC~rtINC power. Hv i,s
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Certificates OfCurcS.

From Ell ht to twenty years standing, with nam c
known TO Sc.ence and Fame.
For medical properties Of BUCHL', see Dis.
pcnsatory Of the United States.
See Professor Dfiese5' valuable works On the
Practice Of paysc.
See remarks mace by the late celebrated Dr..
Phys.sk, Philadelphia.
See remarks maie By Dr. Eph-aim 81 Do,reH, a
celebrated Physician aud Meulier Of the ROYAL
College Of surgeons, ireland, and published in The
Transactions Of the King and Queens Journal.
See Me.,ieo-ChiIurgc4l Review. publish,d by
BfnJa7lin Ifares, Fellow Of the Royal College {!
Surgeons.
See NEST Of the late standard ks on medicine.
Extrsc, Euchu, 81 90 per bottle, or Elk for S. 90
sarsaparilla, 90 SOC
lmprcred Rose Wash, 80 400
o. hall dozen Of each for 81? 100, which will be
sufficient 20 cure the most obdurate cases, II direc
tons are adhered to-
Delivered TO any address, securely packed from
observation.
n Describe symptoms in all eommu5 LEA tions
Ca!es guaranteed. Advice grati..
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EHoRECLosuRE OF MORTGAGE.

Whereas tiles Grin lie Of Su7ry, in the County
Of ilanceck and State of Maine on the twenty
ninth day Of July, A D. 1851. by his deed Of
mortgage Of that date, recorded in Hancock Reg
istry OF Deeds. volume u, page IA. conveyed
to one Hannah Morgan Of Newport. in the Cuun-
ty y! Penobscct, certain parcel Of land situate
in Suuy aforesaid, and bounded follows, to wit:
Eas,eily by Morgan's Bay called, nortaarly y
land Of Isaac Green, westerly by the Projectors
land, so called, and southerly by lanl owned and
occupied by James kimhali, being the same prem
ses conveyed 10 said Giles Gfindle by James
Green, containing fifty acres, more or less, with
the buildings thereon; and whereas the said Han
nah Morgan, on the & st day of October A. lei
by her deed Of that date, duly ASST ned said mort
gage with the debt thereby secured, 10 ne the
undersig ncd a n, the condition of the same hav.
ing been broken, hereby claim TO foreeiose the
same, as by statute provided, aad gi5e this notice
accordingly
SAMUEL MERRILL.
Ey ARNo WISwELL, his Ats.
Ellsworth, April IS, 1868. -
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~ KEuLosUgE o. MORTGAGE.

Whereas Andrew Mann Of Surry, in the County
If Hancock and state OF Maine, On the tweaty-
eighth day OF Aaril, \. d, Isl, by hi. deed Of
mortgage yf the date, recorded in Hancock Reg
istry OF Deeds, volume l0j, page y, conveyed
- tie uniers suel u said >urry, certain par
Gel Il land situated in said SGrry, aud bounded
sud desc orl as follows. 10 VII: beginning at a
stake aad stones on 2. J. Anliken's Southwestern
L. line. where i birch tree formerly stold for .
corner b5und; thence running south thitty-,wY
u crees west, huaired and eighty five rods u
stake and stonls; thence east one hundred rods
10 land owned by patii wilson; ttencc north
thirty-two degrees east one haudrel AMI sixty
rods TO the FIRST mentioned bound; and whereas
the conditions contained IN said mortgage haying
/ been hruaca her.hy eli lin 10 foreelose the same
as by statg;e provided. and give this Noise ac-
CO. dinghy. SAMUEL MERRILL.
by Aaxo NiswgLL, his Atty.
Ellsworth. April 18th. 1858. Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
AEEE7S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho WoFld'8 GroGt Kemedy Tor
Coughs, Colds. Incipicnt Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofGonsumptivc patients
II advanced stages
OF tho disease.
This las teen 50 long used and 20 uni
vorsaliy known, th,t we need do no more
than assure tie public that It's quality is kept
Up TO the best il ever has been, and that il
may be relied on 10 10 all il las ever done.
Prepared ly DR. J. c. AVER { Co.,
I'5ac;scai Grd .inaiyt,ca! Cher,isfs,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold ~ al druggists every where.
CT. PECK, Agent E.iswo.tl, II