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F11PnssoR OF ELHcTEoPA ray AnD hzrI5LE6s
Ofice-li9 Seneca Street, few doors from superior
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
ONCE hsdrs freme 70 II and from zto O'Clock
daily Sundays e1eepted)
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CIrY PRopERTY rnR aa1r-

CITY PROPERTY FOB SALE.
FIRsT RATR OPPORTUNITY Eoa I.7vHsrazs-.
50 vacant Lots some on Canal and River and near 10
- 1usiEssa part OF the City can be bought At bar
EUOLID sT-Brick House, two stnria.. basement
ndAttioi water gas, bath room, marble man
ties 80. e4 So I-. :
LAX E-sT-On Clinton PARK, ous and half story
House and Lot, 50x99 e 700 '''-'
KIHsMA S-sr--AlsEgs ana handsome HOUSE, attsd
@ Sli1 an, az tss modern Improvements; Drawing
ST. 0LA LIS f-heE Brick House with modern I'm
proysments. 5000.
KIEsNA H-sf--Hesr Eris St., good large Cottage
- House ard \ acre Of land. q, ,5g1
hlgh sL-HeAf The CiFois, West side. House and
PRUEP PaCr- -sT-TEo Story Brick House, water and
gas and IL rooms. $500.
czpA 4i,5 h-5LNesT Perry two story House and Lot,
WAiLEUr ,sT-GeOd srick HOUSE. two stories and
EgQLiD,sT-Essr Perry, Vacant Lot, Ioo12oo feet.
WILSON IL -sr-Near Clinton Bark, Vacant Lot S0I
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores, 80, on Superior and Ontario-sts,
Eeod f9r investment.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Eiftseo Acres on Cedar-st,, with good HOuss and
Cedar. STILL acres, with acres Of grapes
East Cleveland-Hear Euolid-St. and Wilson Ave-
nre, large and convenient Brick House, with
IaodeEn lmpEoEsnenis, Barn, 2S acres land, with
Also, a large number Of Farms, Out-Lots,
DEelllnEs, 70 too numerous 10 siveri ise. dsel6
LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
=kAs ESTATE, Rsilroad and other Stocks. Has on
nan nand 3 large lot e Esrnis and Farming Lands in
thi9 state Iowa Wisconsin aad Illiroin.
- Ohles over BE. CO. south side OF Pub. S7uArss
T AND OFFICER. E. LITTLE
H hss constantly on hand q large number Of tn
proved Yarns tor sale for cash or on time. Als0-s
ya-4sEy Of Oify and Village Property; and ohoios
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he VIII exchange fof Farms, CITY Personal
Property. O9es Ia AtwstsT Building, Eol. and 6,
ID hoor- may1
D EAL ESTATE.-E, n. KEYES.
IA y (s0rnerly OF the urn or Eittles Eeyes,J hzi
Essnsd Rss Estate Once IN Bouro's Block, cornel
O S1periorSt. snd Public Square, and hiss oonsantY
on hand several thousand acres % Arst quality Harml
ing Lands in the States of10Ta, Wisooasn and Mis-
lorTi, 20 exohkngsfo- city county HEoBarty; sso
ior ellEinds ol personA IzoFsriY. ParsleaAa psidS
| asaa1aaTF asrls Tff3
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rFERMANnpHRL
QfotheFsI EE0theFsIg eEOtneFs!a

R1othersI EEOshsEsg HzOtheFs!H
Don't tsil % procure Hrs. WIEsLOW'5 sOOTH'
sYBUP sor ORIEDREE TEEIHTEa.
Ms valunhIs prspaTasion : ths presoriptioa teni
tshs best Fsnals PkTsieisss and Eursss IN th'
Ss5 sisfss, ad has bsen used or thirty ysars viii
,1sof slfna saIsty md suooess b. millions e moth
ss,adrsu, hou the iss5lalnisAtof enc weeA
3 faeaiulk Il not oBIy reIisves ths shild irOE
"a, ut iuTigoEztss the stomach and bowels cor
res adity, sd gives tone snd energy 70 tia who's
ayltan. Il VIII alnost initantly relieve
GRIPPING IL THE BOW SIS AND WIHD OOLIC
We belisvo &c the Bs'f snd sgzest Remedy In ths
WORN n ell esses q DTBsntsry and Disrrh9a
Ohfldren. Whsthsr it sriss ron TesthinG, o. iron
aaRptte causss
E8rFull dirsctioes for using win soOsmPsnJ eaol
boetls. hone Fsauins unIsss tbs fso-asmiis OF QUE
FB B6PERKIEs, Kew York, & on the wrapper.
SHErsold BY IL Medicine BsAieEs. Principal OEs
uEy-ses Hsg Fork.
Przes .eslY 2H DsuEF ser BeszEs.
49, 1fsl1u
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MEDICAL.
DR. HUNTERS
MEDIGAL INFIRMARY.
DR HTTNTEH STILL OONTIN.

aEfhsWs' BIocE' south side OF the Public Square,
gleveisnd, Ohio curing sll that eomsi;n taet ne Z
following diseases, namely: Sorofulss Cancers Oi-
GERS, IumoTs, Fistuia, Asthma BTo1ehlai aud Lung
diseases kheumatiam, Ague and tsAsts sei9lhAl
Weakness, and all dssssis peculiar 70 Females Leu
eeIThoes or hies Suppression Of the E1Snses, ram
the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Failing OF tht
Womb. All diseases of the blood ard KIN eDfirsiJ
senOT5d from the system. An diseGsoa Of The oEgAas
fgsneTatien OF male or femsls Of Whatever name OF
nature treated IN Careful, thorough anu iudiccuf
manner pointed 0at by long experience and nNsEt1-
Ss-Low prices and quick cures. Reesat cases curoc
il from three 20 eiget days All syphilitic AID mer
curisl talnts entirely removed from the system.
Dr.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks thst have been treated BY othsl
physicisns from one 70 three years. s,
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to Dr. Hunter either Ia person Of
By letter he never iis 20 cure. his remedies ar
porfscty safs, and unknown % any other physician
Fafients Of either sex living at distance By stat
Ing their discs ses In writing giving l the nptoE11
can obtain medicines with directions for use, By gd
dressing Dr. Hunter O. Cleveland, Ohio post-Paidi
nd enclosing q fee.
All Communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, ht
makes soruples in asserting that Whatever he IN
dsratkss IN MS speciality, he viii MOST PER
FORK. Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from eXtrce debility and pr0strGti0nsOfth the
svsten or from unsuccessful treatment ef enpirlcf
OF BelfstYled q II d. 80 yhom many haye nnfortu.
nately been under, or from the false delcacy thai
many Of my patients tell kept them from early
application g me- OF the No ess atal Ideas Of over.
strictly moral mind; for they and al, mske the
cae worse and if Il Is an early one FROM the cause Of
being entirely local. Il Affects the entire animal eeou
o1ny and then requires general we'll local treat.
ment which Dr. Hunter Il happy 70 be able to say
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases o.
both sexes, Of however long duration, yield 70 hit
node OF treatment II the unfortunate value life anc
health, they should be and call physician Of
age and experiences.
constantly througed with patients from all parts o.
the country
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Ia hA2Ea
3:l9 4. H.-HIGHT EEFkEsS TRAIS-stonpfna a.
GiraEdi Ashtabnla and Fsinesyiils only, gnd ar
rfves Al Cleveland sE 7:c0 A. Z.
SD A. HAIL AND AOC0ti i0DATIOH TRAIH
-atcpping AZ all stations and arrives Is CieYe-
ta1d at lo.l5 A. Z.
$50 A. H.-FOLEDU EXPREEs-stoB5iag At aIlata.
lions except bEanyila- 6aYhfcok, UnionVills,
Ferry Hentor and Wicklidsi ard arrives at
Cleveland at i:40 n.
G45E. E--DAH EAfSE5s TEAIH-stoFPing st e.
rArds CDnnSsuts A5htsbais. and PsinesFiils
only aud arTfyas In Oleyeisnd At ss25P K
~ Second C5ass Cars are TEa Sa al thsczEh
Trains.
All the trains going Westward cganoss st Cleveland
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, OolEmbus Cihoils
natil indianapolis, 81; Louia, ae-i and ali through
trains going Eastward, oCnaect at Dunkirk with tha
tesinf o. the n Y. 1. REiiroad AID at Buffalo vita
taoss oi the New Iork O0ntssl aRd Bu1slo 4 New
YORK Uity Railroads for hgW YORK, Albany, Boston,
Niagara EAls5, &C., and ct Erie with trains on ths
Pnitedelphia 6nd Erie Aailrcaf.
- Day ELpresa, East and W ezt c1nnscts At GiTard
with Trains en- Erie and Pittsocrsh EEiifoad fCE
IllneEYiils, MeadTtlie, jamestown, "a.
u. hUrfi9GHAEi, 5uR't
ClnTrlsni E0vambeF 18th.
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Dr. GRE An "a.
1@Sg ef 1s Royal 0c1sgs Of PhsFiesGs'.
Los&Oa, kagIaadi arzd=aiS ef
Rieord's Rospisalf foT

RsecFd't HcsPt=cs foT
FEMALE DIS EAsR
I'D 9 constant attendant o. Paris, LoadoB, New
IsauS nnd Montreal Hospitals EoT the lest Ton yean
has opansd his QHos ct the
johnson House, Cleveland,
WhsEs be VIII be hsspg 20 meet al rhose who sEe ~
Ristsd With subaorte and chronic disssssz.
HIs trestmsnt Is sntiroly different from the OF
Ian. and Is nils s7os0iOus and eHestiys. Hisne6
Issnsa ars snsiy veRstsbis extracts I'D oils, thsI
haTs nsYsr bssn uEsd but by two otbs shEsicisns :
Amsrioa bealdes himself. Es has spsR the grsssss
rt Of IFS Ils zrd thoussrSs Of dolIara Z obtAiain
. isW secrets IN hia profession Es tssss the Uris
or al lozRE OF disease. sc ebAEsefoF Eiying
hoas-t 6ad truo ssasa1snt Ct tlseir case.
t-sss 1-4- eFERMATORHGA. -u
- I0uEa y s,-He cs1 prove % you IN 3 ieS MI .
Wtsl thai be Is tss onlg phyEeiaa gou syer teafsS
With that this ci1eEae. kor eFery patient Wh
VII Pillow hi5 directions he VIII give One Hgndre
uonfa be fails in curing this disease. No oh6rks
r1ids for consultation Tho5s e distance who WiEa
y cc1glit the Doctor may do 90 BY sending smel
Ma o. urine By nail, With naue and age an be
I'll sHgur Gnd describe thsir oass and the possi5iii
N q getting rsliof bT enoicsng return postsst
T41nT narl.if7
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aHE LaD laF0EILNT PAssEAaLa asgTE
RAaeAGE ohKCKEp FaRoVan.

Fare as Low IS By Any 0theF Route.
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NLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO 3. R,


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ls53-t. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Jss5I
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1855, Pssssa.
ger TrAins VII leave Cleveland tniios5 (51rdayE
excsp.edl:
555O A. M.-OHI0AQO EXP RE SS-StoPs 81 Bsrsa,
Grafgo1s Oberiiii, horWalk, MonrcsYills, Bale
Yue, Clyde FreIaontaud ElIaOFe, and arrives at
Tolsdoet ll.59 p. 4; Detroit $50 ?. n; and Chi
osgO 81 l0-50 P. y.
sl:05 r. NV ESTEEM MAIL-Stor5 At an =ta-
t1ons On Southern Division, and arrives at To-
led0 81 5:55 ?. Nj Chicago $40 A. 4.
at3o p m.-hOATHEBN hAlLf-Eso11 Ct AL STA
tlOps on northern Dfyisiou, and arrives st ean.
dlsky st ! 10 ? 4.
7r9O P. AI.-NIGHT EXPBE5s-Etoss a. Grafton,
AorWBlk, EonroaVille, Clyde, and Fremont, and
arrives At Toledo q 70 P ~; Detroit 6;o0 II
and Ohioaso at 1870 A.
OOEEEUTIOHS.
Uonnsctf9ns srs made at MonrOeFfIls with the Ban,
susky, Mansfield Newark z. T., At Clyde WITH ehs
BzndusEy, Dayton Oincinns.i h. B., Al Fremont
with Fremont Indiana Il. T., and at Tolea0 With
khs Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana and To-
lsdo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit Jsos-
lon, Fort Nsynss bogGnHpprt, Lzfsgetto, Cairo, Al
ton st. Louiz and al points Wcstl Northwest sBd
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo end tts
West at 9:3 A. ~, 2i5 P. T.. ard s:s5 p. =. FrnFa
Sandusky ct SIS A. n. L. D. RuOE Ns, SHslr
Cleveland. November rs, 1858
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MORNING LEADER.
FRT01Y f7oasiiaa. FRB Is, issA

Fer 5peUiai and TeieGraph Nows--ses
First Page. bOr LEGAL and OSonerciaA
NsyFs--see Fourth FaEei
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RsRaaARa.
FLANTIo s GREAT WRsPN
RATTTTAV
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Hail, Kxpresa
r. And telegraph Route,

o5Eeoting at salamEnca, New York, with tbs Erls
aAtiEayt turms scoufiutior3 Six Eeet TrucE frcr
New Eozk 70 Akron OF Clsvelsrd
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WROVGH TTCKEfa

Passengers by This Line have oboIcs Of FiVs liss-
rsnt koulss between Nea York aud Bosisn.
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Five hundred Dollars

end other eutE1eous Diseases and restore the Hair
70 those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, l Will forfeit
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HLEVELAND Z ERlE E. B.
E

issLl. WISTEg ARRANGEMENT. issl4
On and After Hondsy, November 18th, lsS3 Pssssn-
gsr Trains viii rua follows, (sundays axespsede
LEAVE OLEyELAHD:
$50 4. m--DGH EXPRESS TEA ATE-stoz5f1as 4
MtuOuEhbys Rsinssgiils, Geneva. Ashtabuia.-
Ccnneaut and tslraru cniy, and gTriTa sf EFia a
Eis ?. M. DunEiEk 10 p. n, Buffalo so D. "a
Si15 \. M.-ClHUlHAAIl EXPB G6e-stospinEai
Painesville, ASS s1bul2 aud Girard only, snd ar
riyea e Erie s p p m. DEEAirz s.17 p. m, Bni-
Ji55 z. m.-@mAIL AND ACCOHM0DAfTDH-
etorginE at all stations ana strives aE Eris st
$50 n
BEl0 p m.-HIGHT EAPAEsl3 TRAIH-6loppina
81 Rstna1Fiiia, AkhtlE1ia and Girard onlT. srd
artiEss At Aris az .42 .. N, Dunkirk asts -
Eu0slo t.sl m
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Get the Best.
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
SEW IUg III AgY / II Y
Ia "a. n ahilitin.. -
Ar. SEJ.r.tsON's,

At. JEIG1SON's.
where all are invited b ell aud examine.
rUNHE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
Il II Prsmiutns, anu would have taken mort
Premiums 70 there had been more FAIRS.
Way Lhc Empire H,clia, is ts'fn tina any o,l I
I. II makes the kBek or sAe4is sfifsh. which
will neither ~ or tatsi and aikr b1tA sides.
2. IL has neither rea nor Gag ~Asi, sad the
least possible friction, and runs snooth as glass,
aud Il t@pAaiicaiig fgiseisss MaeAias.
s. Ii performs perfect sowing On every deseFip.
ton Of material from leather to The anest muslin
with cotton; linen or silk thread ftUm the Gears
est to the finest number.
4. IL requires Try per cent less power 10 drive
Il than any other machine. girl 2 years oil
a cat v rk il steadily withou. fatigue or inju
~ to health.
s. is strength and Randeffal simplicity Of
Construction render II almast impossible To get
out Of der, and IL sHaraHltd to give entire sat
isiaetiou.
o. IL. s-arfs arc aiorc FIRM and heautifiil, being
alike on both sidrs. leaving ridges {, wear of
by washing and ironing
T. The tension IT both threats l. got on the
surface Of the machine; you do not have to turn
the machine up spfs ds@a te get the tesson OF the
lower thread. when the tension Is once adjusted
on tho Empire Machine aay quantity nf sewing
can be done withou, change.
8. it, seams cannot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them. as it is frm solid stitch.
.. This machine has been examined by the
most profound exports and pronounced TO be Nm
piicfy aud p,Ii,dtoa soptb,aed
10 We respectfully inyite all who may desire
10 supply Themselves with a superior article To
call aud examine this UHir lied Hash's, An in
spec,ion Of this machine " II satisfy any person
Of IL. great superiority to anything in The market
II. Five INITIATES Instruction IL sufficient To en-
able any person TO work it to entire sstsfaetion.
.g-onc Of the Empire Machines can be seen
in operation, at Miss ApbA llieHt's Dress and
Cloak Making Room, over A. I. tireeiey's store.
Main Street. 80
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Ar s0th, schs Commerce, Westcott, Mt Desert;
Atlahtic Col nibsj City Point, Nasoni d k Aroy
Ryan, Belfast
Ar Feb lst, sch II B Foster, Hunt Y. Machias.
Ar Feb. "a, sch Black Warrior, (of Gouldsboro)
Morse, LEtang, 3.
SALrM-Ar 10th, sch Hero, Carter Bangor for
New York,
Ar soth, sch Tldrcnte Crockett, Bucksport for
Boston.
Ar Feb lsi, sch Anna Gardner. Knowles, Sulli
van for Baltimore.
New LoSpoy-Ar 25th sehs Louis Walsh,
Eaton, Calais for Phila1elphaj Jane Haskell,
Bangor for New York.
New HAvEN--Ar 18th; sch Courier Curtis, CAL
nis.
Ar 29thj schs Mary Gage. Lampson, and Julia
Elizabeth, Wood, Calais.
NEwronT--In rort 2thj sch Knight, Taylor,
Ellsworth for Washington.
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d I e D..

Elisworth-Fcb. ID, Willie r.. of Mr.. Ram
som Springer. aged years and 10 months.
Feb 80, Abigail Maddocks, aged Of years
and lG days
Bucksport-Jan. 7'h Miss E. J. Cottcl, aged
q yoars. months and days.
Machias--Jan - Dea. John s. Keller, aged
- years lie had held the Office of Town Clerk
over twenty years
Hancock Dea. Francis NJ. Billings ef Sedg
wick. aged 80 years, months and IL days. In
the days Of early youth he gave his heart to the
Saviour, aud united with the Baptist Church in
Brooksville. At the age Of 81 he chosen
Deacon and sustained this relation till his death
lie all that was lovely, and we feel to sympa
thizo deeply with the bereaved widow and two or
phan children in their affection. Truly the church
and community, well as friends have sustained
n severe loss by his removal from the church mill
itunt to the church triumphant.
So Jesus slept; Gods dying son
Passed through the grave. and blessed the bed +,
Rest here, blcst saint. Till from his throne
The morning breaks and perces the shade.
Jan. 18th, ThcrphiIos J. Billings,only son of
the late Francis NJ and Diusila &. Billings AZ d
months md u days.
He died to sin; he died to care
But for a moment felt the rod,
Then rising ON the yiewlcss air.
Spread his bright wings and scared to God.
GZon's Advocate please copy. b.
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No.icr-rnr;i;iOM Of Real Estate

w HEREAS, the undersigned were appointed Mt
" The October term Of the supreme Judicial
Court AZ Ellsworth Witliin and for the county of
Hancock \. lNt'. upon the petition of Caroline
\ fan'Worth. against persons unknown, commits
toner's To make PARTITION Of certain real estate in
the town ut Amherst in said county, and n set
To- -aid farusworih. three eiShihS o. the same the
land to be divided hrinr the north west quarter of
said town, less some land excepted: and whereas
the owners of the othe- five cglths OF said tract
are unknown to Us and satd petitioner. now, there
fore notice i, h-lety given 10 al concerned that we
will NEE, them n the dwelling house Of Elisha
Chick in clifton, on MONDAY the ilth day of April
next, at : nj the cloc. in the aiteruonn and there
upon immediately proceed upon the premises to
make said partition.
ADDISON D0pGEt)
HiI,l i :, GI, ,nli: Commissioners
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

MAcAIAsPoRr-Ar 20;h brig Alamo, Steele.
New York; schc Statesman, Clark. and Banner,
Fritz. Boston; 22d, brig II II McGilvery, Sears
port; sch Union, Brown, New York.
Cid Goth, brig Sarah Gooinow, Crowley, Porto
Rie1.
PoRrL.xD-Ar Goth, schs Aurora, Kelley, Ma
chias; Utica, Tholndke, Rockiand; ORION,
knight, Bath.
Ar 3Oth, brig orison Adams, Deer Isle, with
loss Of Captain, as before reported.
BosroS-Ar 9th, schs Hiram, Spraguc, Calais;
Emma Walsworth, Roberts, Pembroke.
Ar Goth, sehs Forest Queen, Marshall, Belfast;
Capitol Collins. Frankfort; Massachusetts,, Hunt,
Rookland; Iiyzantium, Small, Bath; Onward,
Biatchtord, Roeklort.
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5pcfial Notices.
special Attention is asked to

To make q Cough Remedy thorough for all Throat AVID
Lang C1mp ats, and IN TX, the mini Of climatic causes,
VIII tn r. error has esa, the Introducing Of compc-
n"uts wAIrh dcbiitate and 10y such restrain the great
elpu OF usc the only true theory By which uc'i
plttt ca he ID attlf cured the point made
:bis yalu bl- prspu alton. To prevent; askiug ai'n
tna long st1ris grrat md 70 long decrtte
laic llitiss. W1uh 1sA GO&flDE&CE which viii he
stctel in { ms, CarGHs, 11AHsrNJSs, song TuVoAr.
laoScHt.L and CoAFLAHs,toa all rHRnhr and
Lu So = sFL,3NTs wi.ch when neglected, rul in Coz
SUMPTION aud T. prove the dtelarat-H hy true results.
J. l.. HUMAN ELL. FsaPRisTuF.
Cpmmercal Wharf, Boston,
Calvin q, Peek, tgcn', Ellsworth
". l.. Alden X 10 rang r, II H. II ~ Go and W.
!. Phillips, Paftl4na, Wholesale Agents. lyl5n
F1r sole ly iersrs in every city and town. luI3o
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EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. II II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN april.
cations on all Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that il aoUpeHdiHg. Such unmstakaable proof
of great talent and ability his part leads to reco-
mend all Invent tn APPLY to him To procure their pa.
tents they may he of having, the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and at reasonable
| charges" JOHN TAGGAhf.
During eight MONTHS the subscriber in course Of bis
large practice rrjrutcf applications, SIX
| TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
| in has f1uor by the Comm Missioner Of Patents.
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tflariuc Journal.
EMOR ANDA.

There were 90 American mercantile sea-goinS
Graf, reported up to saturday evening as having
be n lost missing during the !past month
They comprised steamer, ships, barques,
brig and schooners. OF these II were wrecked
burnt, abandoned foundered and missing.
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nj A r r I e d.

Surry--Jan. Goth, by Ed. Tho's Smith, Ed.
Charles H. Leverton formerly of Portsmouth, N.
H., to Miss Frances L. Mikeu of Surry.
Penobsc,t-Jan. 3lst, by Pcleg G. Staples, Esq,
Mr.. George w. Steele to Miss Mary L. Stevens,
both of Broeksyllc.
Jonesboro-Jan. 18th, Mr.. Leonard Garland of
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NOTICE OF FoRECL0sURG.

N OTICE OF FOREJLOSI RE. -
Public notice is hereby giver that on the Goth day
of Sept. 1852, Joshua Davis and Joshua Davis Jr.,
mortgaged TO me the northerIY half of fifty acre
lot in Verona, extending from the Psnobscot river
on the TO the centre line of said town. crossing
the main road nj almost right angles, and bounded
the south BY land of s. Colway, and northerly by
land of II X. CHM, and seventeen acre lot, also
au other lot bounded on the south by the lot last
described east by the centre line north by land OF
Danforth and by the road containing seventeen
acres. The condition of said mortgage having been
broken claim 10 torecose the same, and give this
notice for that purpose.
Bucksport Feb "a, 1861.