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GHEEN g. COMPANY
MAKE tits opportunity Of iDfsrssiog tEs ia
Il hnhitants Of
DEER ISLE. IN E,

and vicinity, that they Aareja received a fros'
and esfne etc asrortsnent al goods, ich they OF
Ter for sale at the lowest market value. iur casa
or its aauIyaleRt consisting ia part OF
Prints, shcetings. shirsinG', De'aines, Clothing
Oil Cloths, lobster Warp, LObster heading' Ma
nnia, Marlin, Confectionery, Boo's, Shoes,
Bubbers, sugars Teas. Cigars, Pitch, liemn,
sicriug, Stationery, Beet, Lard. Hams.
Riee, Tobacco, Pork ,0sksm, Cod Lis's,
yewrry, White Load Verdi gSis, Par
sfine y.rnjsh Liaseed Oil. Coal
Tar, Rigging Tar, Oars. Hooks.
sals, ke. ks.
n. b. Cash pail for Old Junk. hags, Eggs
xnd all kinds Of Produce.
GREEN 4 Co. Agents.
Deer Island rhcroughfAre, Maine,
Mach 40. 1861 anil
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DISASTERS.

DIS ASrGRS.
A sch hailiug fro II koeklaai. same into lamp
tan Roads 18th. on 6re--supposed to have bsen
from the cargc-lime.
Brig Nsn,ssset. before rerc-tei ashore on
Braniywinc shoil. is good soppsrcd vesssi l9i
tons register, built a, Chrravfrld in lsG0, ownc
by Emery 4 Co, Of Boston. N.thin liiue&!cy
and ] sawyer, Of Cherrvheli, and valued at
III 900. InsureI for 5i0O0.
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At. Court Of Probate hed at Bucksrors within and for
The County of IIancoos the third wednesday OF
January, A. n, 1904.
ON the petition Of Charles J. Abbott, administrator
cf the est te Of James = Moores, late Of Castne.
in sad coauty deceased representing that the personal
estate OF said deceased Is sufficient pay the us
debt, which he owed At The time OF his death by the
Of one hundred and dty aohars. and praying frr IL
ccnce Tell and convey the real estate of said deceased
fs the paymen: Of said debts and incidental chNg,s;
OrdsrcH That the petitioner give notice thereof To the
heirs of SAID and to all per.tns interested in
said esat. by causing copy Of This order u he publish
"a IN tn, Ellsworth American prat-i In Ellsworth it
said county, that they may appear at Probate Court
10 he holden at Elss nth In ssd county, N. fourth
WedH..day u April next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
nd shes csae any thSy have, why the prayer OF said
s'''''s1 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
n, "A BARTLETT, Register.
AZ. Cear, Of rroba- ,ldeu at Bueksp1rt, within and
far the County of HaBeoch, oR the thiri Wednesday
81 January, a. d. RSf
y the petias IL Ctarie. J. Ashstt, administrator Of
the estate 81 Ioka Foster, late u Casune. il said
County ceas representing that the personal estate
Eheh he the time of hs dealt by the sum Of two
hundfei aars and praying for eeuse to sell and con-
vey the real Of saia sseeases & TIE paym. nj OF
said dests asd shiessa. charges
vdered1na the said petitioner give notice thereof to
the heirs Of said deceased aud G persons Interested
said by causing copy Of his order to be put
led thre, weeks successyey in the Ellsworth AWerean
priaed at B,worth that they may appear at Probate
L,,rt To be holden at Ellsworth in said County the
fourth Wednesday Sf April next. 1t ter a. tAe cock
ia the for. noon and shew aay they have. Why
PARKER TUCK, Judge
trse eepy.-Attsst:
III A. A. BAkrLrrr, Register
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DI M II,

CRAvEN-on Tuesday evening Oct Maria, wife OF Alfred
" CIsver and daughter OF the late John , %
Notice OF funeral viii be given In the evening PaPois
DOOLITTLE-In BROOKLYN on Tuesday. Oct. William A.
- Doote III the Asth year Of his age
10 sord ars % auo Wrdne.day afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence No Ia Lafayette avenue
St Louis and New Haven papers please copy
HARRISON Sunday Oct g Elizabeth Ill., vile OF George
| M. Harrison IN the tith year 81 per asr; -
Funeral from her e residence De kslb avenue, Cler
mont on Wednesday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
JUDD-At Cst.k Friday sept 90 Frederick Noble son
of the Rev + and Jeanette W. Judd aged years and
| months.
LEwIs-on Tu.ssay Oct, g. OF paralysis Isaiah Lewis ,
aged a. years and months.
10 attend funeral Friday Oct. :, O'Clock p.
from his Iste residence Hempsissd, L. l. The train, will
leave Hunters Point y and IL u IA. Returning leave
! Hempstead at 2sO and $40 p m.
LOUNSBERY-ln Brooklyn, l.. l., Sunday. Oct 2, I'd
ward son o. stephen H. and Elizabeth Lounsbery aged /
year months ana 70 days.
MARCHER-At IVES; Morri.anis. Tuesday morning Oct.
Of consumption Alfred Marcner IN the 3ls year OF hs
youngest Of The late James Msrcher Of this city,
The relatives and friends Of the iapy respectfully invited
to stiend the funeral from HE late residence at II o'clock
on IhuIsday the 9th ns. Carriages will be ~ waiting q,
No "a est ooh street at O'CLOCK to convey the friends
TO MorTsana
Philadelphis papers please copy
PHlLLlPS-In brooklyn on Sunday evening Oct Martha
wife OF John Phillips aged 81 years months and 20 days
Her funeral val take pace fiom her iae residence NO III
Atlantic Wednesday p. n. The friends
and Relatives Of the family are invited to attend
PETERSON-On Sunday evening, Oct 2, Archibald 4.
second Of the late George h. foeF.on, aged 10 years and
The family respectfully invited to attend the
at the residence of h uncle Archibald Peterson No. 2s
West Jd street Ills remains VIII be taken to Portsmouth
N. H.. for inermeni.
WOODAUFF-At Elizabeth N J.. on Tuesday. Oct, I, Of
nebranous Group Maria Ccnnette youngest child OF Dr.
NJ W. and Maria H. " oodruf AGED 10 years aud months
The relatives and friends Of the family ere invited to attend
the funeral Friday the 9Th inst a. o. clock p t IRON
he ftsQ y o.
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CnmpniEn DocuIncnl..

| TTrr NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
viii pubsh immediately series Of Documents IN aid Of The
Union cause for the Presidential Canvass. They not Ia
tended super.eds take the place OF documents Issued by
the Congregation Committee u Wagton, or by any other
linton organizations but rather To supply want which has
been brought their notice by correspondence from different
sections Of the country. They will be brief and will s'e
wholly The practical issues directly Involved in the ei9si
The following ready:
ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE or TnE UNITED
STATES Exposing the Sentiment, and Purposes OF th'
Chicago Convention.
THE TWO ROADS TO PEACE. . being tie PLA1Ioas
oy THs Two Pnrrrs adopted respectively At Baltimore
and Chicago with bre. comments their points Of dor
|
III.
as THE WAR AFAILURE f"-bsing o brief staten -n.
ofFArs what has been accomplished By the war TO-
gethe the opinions o! Gems. GRANT SnrExAS szEsovH
ana DR. on the subject.
WHO SHALL BIZ vICEPREsIDENTf-b-ins a coz
dous.8 Of TIE political opinions I'D Official s''
G 90 II. rKspLEros and ASDRyw JOHNSON.
v
.Uow TIE WAR BEGUN AND HOW NEARLY =
rs FSDED"-wiih MAP ard r'ti',iesi s;,,ein-n'' 4
villa, b.. been sssomplisa iswsr. putting down i-s
belion.
VI
LIVES or ABRAHAM LINCOLN and ANJS- I"
JOHasOS pamphlets q 10 page, with pre-
pared The former By H. j. RATsosD aid The h 0J 'ohH
sAvsGF. ION account o. tie oIpeasveae's t' "o'''
csu only be supplied Ia limited quant,s'l
Other. will follow rapidly they can e pr p''e'
The Committee undertake tie or ''ion o. 'h'
Documents to ind yitlas They viii se them ia paoh'sr'
Of 90 OF more 70 state County Tow toinnee' 81 70
Auy orsanzaion certified u them LILY - rake i1e'us
and ,acsve use ofthsu They ion I'd 10 De- pn' ~ 'Ae
hsnds Of candid p.sotie and we'cannF Democrats Who
se.k information concerning the l.srs Of tho eai' a.
7Ae,, Doeureaf n b. 'JgHef ia al of'f' o'hr'iTov'
IYio., to ye.ire then being cp-e 70 gat ehy ne e9''
o. raasp0rfafi'H.
Donations OF money tbs. may be ssn, to the 'o9niiieo
FOR aiding this grst1ton dis,rbupon Union DO -uien vi"
Be faithfully and-econouiraly spilled r that object
All letters should b. addressed 10 tn Comfi''e and al
checks Should be payable 10 The odoF Of the sn-iAs
Astor House ne~.AoTs.
HENRI J. RAYMOND. Ch,ifmsn.
n D. sPEEEY, Secretary
Hammers, Flag. and Transpnrcncics,
AZ ~ Old nradquarers No " Dulnrft, corner boai"AJ'
HOJER = GRAHAM, SIN sud Banner fSin1s'
EstaDhsied 1854
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MAMMOTH On COMPANY.-Ne should Judge
by the large number OF these corporations now being or
ranzed that tho petroleum oil business very pros
Ferrous The discovery OF this oil has been worth already
Snieps Of dollars 20 tire Government The shipments
abroad are at present perfectly enormous aud are
Ateady and rapidly Increasing. 4 new company.
known Is the President Petroleum Company" is now
beng organized with prospective capital Of five mil
lions vi dollars. We have a list Of the stockholders,
and embraces Of thestrongeSt names IN the city
of New York including seven bank presidents and
other leading men connected with some Of the largest
institutions in the country We have interest IN any
oil company bat do not hesitate TO say that. had we
money TO invest should take some Of this stock IL
promises TO pay large dividends and hardly help
doing 50 even with only moderate Those orr
readers who have money invest in corporations OF
this character will find this new company worthy o.
their attention See advertisement in our columns.
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'S6A.N4.S3lllUiIN
u. 8. S-3O L0nn.

I
The Secretary the Treasury gives notice ths subscrip
lions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three years from Ans u.s. 1884, with semannua interest Il
the rate Of and three tenths per per snnumprn
pa and interest both to be paid In lawful money.
These will be convertible the option Of the holder Il
maturity iuto six cent eodbesng bonds payable nos
less than i've than years from
the Government. may elect They viii be issued In dsnoa'
nations Of $50 $780, $50. s 900 and $780, and all sub
scriptons must for dfy dollars multiple Of my
dollars
the notes draw interest from August Is persons making
deposits subsequent IN that date pay the interest acoFust
| from date OF note to date Of deposit
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT IL NATIONAL sAusss BANK Offering higher rate
ofinteres than any other aud the best security Any saving
bank which pays its deposors In u S. Notes thai
paying In the best circulating medium Of the county,
and it cannot p,y In anything better is own
either An Government securities noes or bonds payable
in Government paper. .. .......t
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT 500 GOLD
In addition to the very liberal interest the Notes fss
three years. this privilege Of conversion 10 now worth abo
three per per for the current rate tor lo Bonds
less than cent premium and before the war the
premium six per cent H. Stocks was over twenty PEG
II will be that the scua profit on this Loan. q
the present market no. less than ten POI cent peg
annum. '."H .rf
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON.
But aside from all the advantages have enumerated
Special Act Of Congress erempt all Bonds and Treaswy
from local tarason. On the average this exemption
per per according to the rate Of
tax 4tion IN various parts Of the country.
It Ia believed that Securities offer great Inducements
to lenders az those Issued by the Government In a
ether foru Of indebtedness the faith ability Of private
parties stock companies or separate communsie only
pledged for payment, while the whole properly Of the coaa
try held to secure the discharge Of all the obligations Of &
United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by tho
ASSISTANT TRHmurnR OF rBs USrrnp STATES, corner 4
Wall and Nsssan-sta
FIRST NATIONAL BANK o. New YonK No. +Walist
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YoaK. 23d-s, 4 BriwsH
THIRD NATIONAL BASK OF NEw-YoR No. 5 Nsssaast
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or NEW YORK n aud d Pine-se
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK Of NEw.YoRx, No. 3> 3d-ay
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK Nsw Yosx 9th sv. x Br'dwsy.
EIGnTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YosK No 60 Broadway.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK oy NEwYosx Nc. 353 Broadway.
TENTH NATIONAL BAsx OF Nzw.YoRk No. 40 Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK No. II DuanesA
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF NEW YoaK 1874 Gr'wichse
and by all National Banks which Repositories of publs
money.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
the country viii give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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United Petroleum
UNITED PETROLEUM
UNITED PETROLEUM
FARMS ASSOCIATION.
FARMS ASSOCIATION.
FANMs AssOlIAIIU

FARMS ASSOCIATION.
These farms and interests consist 81 sbou zn acres OF %
lands in fee in and also two easehod nterest
most o. which situated Immediately upon Ou Greek ana
the Allie ghzuy River .
They combine think much The largest oil enterprise
been offered to the public lhce srs no" oue
fifteen wells producing, and shout tie same naAoer gong
down. ,r.a,.o 4. -.
= $50 or SSf2. 90 per year -. 49,
Tnis entire property cs oo and the present. grS
r.r month upon that emount, OR NEARLY 30 phh ObNE
Der sunum aud with ordinary success the We' th ee
In process, Of being bored. (Which wells VIII no uoeV'
producing thin the next 20 to " day.l VIII uouDr -
ou Of and perhaps increase 1T TzsfoLp OF moo
There room on these farms 70 bore az least ~" ~eAs s
The amount Of may bs produced upon them - ano
ma me- than sv enths the people az Europe Is
have never used Petroleum for the rason Una, not
has been produced 20 furnish them hno sgah .s,es
that our Southern pc been favored WIZ X
-.es yss taal there no danger o. op.a sns
ap-s OF srsde though i, oay L. MANY p,sp-s
to put tbs properly mo al lea thee c0mrsies VII, cap
tai Of not less than S500d0ee each, 3Oto for The
whole and confidently believe sc cen make these farms
paw one PEI cen, per month sl5ooo within the nexe
Il viii De .eeo tina, tn. psr. purchasing upon the sub
az dollars and can make the productions
pay one per month the STOCK viii readily oe worth
Oil Greek to examine these particular farms
and pleased to they among mo
leading .ub.crbers to this purchase We believe all who
themselves highly graf ned and many
of diem voluntarily thsy regard c: the farms worth
more than is beiuz paid for the whole . :.
We uneqaivocay recommend thh enterprise to al
M ~ N. and schedules to all the property a. Office
where we shall be- pleased show them % ali VINO dr.iTa
call and viii cheeruy give any and III OTHER aiouia'i's
NEw-Yoax September $. 1884
WE'D. W. CLARKE q CO.
CENTRAL PETROLEUM. EXCHANGE OrYlcs
No 10 Plne~t
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IAdycr,isementl

DR. W. II. GIEGG-Dear SIR; have been
.,ferinc far a long time with what physicians cal
DseaseS of the Prostate GLAND aud RETENTION or
URINE and was unable obtain any relief until fused
CONSTITUTION WATER which began 70 produce its cur
alive effect sf,er taxing one two doses aud man
can I've more grateful than at the results having suf
fsred all that man could suffer. and live; and rather
fhan be derived Of the medicine would be willing u
nav FlPTY DOLLARS a bottle for II.
Ii has not only cured me- but several other officers in
nv district have been cured by it, and would recon
mend everybody suffering from any disease Of the Kid
neys to use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH
Sergeant IXth Warn Police.
NEW YoRK Dec 30 1861.
Sold wholesale 10y MORGAN ALLEN, No. 4o Ciinst'
and AL Druggists.
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From The Christian Times.
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULIsTs.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.
ofths Ave senser that which call seeing Is the most In
porisnt and valued In proportion this sense falls us
we arc reduced to hspssne II entirely destitute Of sigh
how would be progress, In knowledge and how lin
tied our sphere Of acor and usefulness Endowed with it,
the become. creation, clothed with beauty and
diyershed by that infinite variety which fails to attract
the mind aud heart
For several months pas! this has been practical subject TO
nj, An iufamed condition Of the eyelids communicating
the pupil rendered tie discharge Of daily duties not
ONLY painful but dangerous ArbunS to the effect OF
cold VIZ endured through tho Spring with tho hope tha
with the I.,un Of warm weather II would entirely disappear
But in thi. We were doomed to disappointment summsrr'
turned bu. not our sight What might have been tho
result either Of further neglect Of incompetent treatment
w cannot say.
s,sng our case TO friend he assured that similar
ono In his family had recently been treated with entire
success BY Dr. Won Eenbes Of this city, Satisfying our
selves by particular inquiries that the Doctor no en-
prc but scientific ocult and suf' W.T. concluded to sock
the benefit OF his treatment, which have now reason to
acknowledge very gres. Though bu. few weeks under
his care the appearance Of our eyes has totally chznsed The
pupil Is now full aud clear and lids entirely free from
The Doctor says that the optic has been
weakened and the rcna assumed chronic 1nfamma'ory
state sec,ns all the other tissues, and threaten
nz Il neglected to end In Amsuross ophthsmiss ws DO
c,s the which ocus apply to eyes Affected Al were
ou. Having obtained the much dssred relief we take great
pleasure acknowledging indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Won Eerbers and Of calling TO the attention Of others
who may be suffering from similar or even worse condon
Of their eyes, Is ad that Providence provides an ansdo'e
FOX every bAne It Is certain that the eye s In these times
subject to severer trials formerly Lcs US DO thankful
cn that Is We increase the tendencies which destroy tho
orn Of vision the rroes. OF scsnee keeps psos With these
tendencies If not in advance Of them.
| OFFICE. Ne. SIG BROADWAY
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number OF patriotic citizens HAVING orsAniied 'ris,
or 10 our brave soldiers who have sscrhfed the i've IN
support the government IN the present war ans y o'
intended Tia. sush Memorial. Monument ANAL eve NOT
ouy TO peruae the memory Of the alen bavet future
shall also be sd- by us great
ucoir in aid of the desuts orphans o. tose toris au
sor who having given their lives 10 ter couhy cave
ber UNPROTECTED little legacy 90 theH c0uhiItH.h
We the under signed therefore most heartily approving OF
the above objects, do recommend 10 me pro' a per'
Ien, of our fellow citizens attend the above melting oT
be purpose Of cooperating In tho accomplishment so ae'u
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The Peruvinn Syrup.

|. PROTECTED Solution OF the PRoToXDE oflRoN;s
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
tina. STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE by supplying
tie blood with its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT. IRON.
Extract nom The Boston Recorder of Aug. u, 1864
persona trial Of the Peruvian syrup for many years n
shown us that possesses al the qualities claimed ~ s
proprietors. -. We can niost unnssiHinsy "
Commend II TO all the weak tho worn, and the weary
Theusand haze been changed By as Of m ye~edy J'on
ued sy suffering 20 strong hsdlf1y aud s1ppo
nm and ,oos,es Pamphlets Tree. J.. 4. DINsMORE,
No 49, Broadway, N. Y.
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IOAHX.
Iodine Water,

solution Of pure Iodine in pure w.ier ~saoSs sosrs&
Il acts upon the rr
LIVER, KIDNEYS.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLANDULAR System TEN
The xrsa success which has attended the Of ODINu
WATER ensbr. us TO recommend Il freng confident that,
trial. It will attest s own excellence IN the curv o.
scrofua In al forms Consumption Cancer bFoncAs skm
Erupons Pinples ne Face, Heart Liver and kidney
Diseases Rheumatism, Neuraga Female Weaknosse' Dye
persia Debility syphils Mercura Disease &c
Price & per bottle; half dozen !, one time, -
DR. q. ANDERS Co..
Physicians and Chemists,
No AS Broadway, N. 7.
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, GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Feve. and Ague Sick Headache Sickness a. the Stomach
Constipation Heartburn Collie Psinsin Stomach
or Boweis Dysen;ory, Vomiting Fsoi'
Ing Of Faintness and Lsssisuae,
Want Of Appetite,
will not and cannot eIis, where the cure 10 used removes
the Disease By removing the cause like Alcoholic Ber'
which cover up your bad feelings for few moments by their
exhiara,ins effects.
OF all such remedies o. beverages but in their place
use Remedy that will the diseased functions TO iher
normal condition d otinn the entire human rrecsn.
perfect harmony, aud uDor principles yt anynous WIN
well defined physiological lava That such will be tho effect
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Immediately and inst,nssneou.y pledge our word as men
honor-our reputation Phamsceutissour favorable
quan.zpce with the people prcpeors OF the orid rc-
nowned GOES COUGH BALSAM" II Il used according
70 our directions which may be found with each bottle.
We add below some Testimonials from neshbon and
,ownssnen, to which your careful attention
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yypOpTANT tn TRAVELLERS.

While on the cars my stomach became badly de-
ranged causing severe pain my head Had boon on the
water would have called seascsDess. lady sitting
Inv me knowing nv condition reached bottle saying
Take a sw allow" did and in less than i've minute my
trouble was ended. The medicine was " Goes dyspepsia
CIR. and nom The effect had upon the stomach, aud what
have learned of since think it must be al excellent rem
* Na,,.on lime 30 1864. MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
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TIE GTJNfONIAIG

Fro N. Pastor the Methods, r. Church Madison Conn,
have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure IN my family and can
Willingly testify 10 It, value AZ medicine
HENRY GiDMAND. Pastor NJ. Z. Church.
MADISON, Conn. June ", 1891.
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Special Notites.
Great Meeting
Oh THE -
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL ASSOClhION,
Al THE
COOPER INSTITUTE.

pnbc meeting Of the Soldiers Memorial Asoeiion Wal
be be- ID at the Cooper Infi.tnin on 49,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. October 3. IA,
for the purposs Of considering and adopting such meas " may
BE- thought proper promote the objects Of the A,.ociA
t,u All Ind.. and Gentlemen who i.el an ini.ssl IN ic
can,e areruyited 10 attend. b. order Of the Board
$780, WAXING LAIIia0, nsperin7ndent
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CHOLERA MORDUS.

:, b,s hesn sscer,ained tina, CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE Is
,ne and speedy for Cholera Morbu Dys-ntery Dar
Thea and kindred complaints. preyaent-onc tea
,oonuI often curing IN very few minutes the most severe
or cramps ncutrsxes the bad effect often produced
Nv chang. Of weather. drinking Ice wster OF eating ulpe
,uit or vegetables II viii al such 30 o. every 100
II taken In season. ,,..,u, u.
a lady had been sayed by two doses.
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IAdvertisemepLl

AdvertlseinentJ
EMILY CHESTER, the new American mover,
has met with most gratifying reception: The nrst
edition was exhausted the day OF pnbhcauon.
new edition will be ready Friday. IlcKNoR
YIELDS Publishers Boston Sold al oil the bookstores.
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lAdyehisementl
The GREAT FAIR of the New-England states
held at Springfield September ~ ~.
"a. premiun to " WILCOX o. oibbe iUi tDo Dh'i
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
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A Voice from home through our City Papers.

Nd" HAVEN NOuL, Jullo TO IoVf-
Nesrs TpfToRs Allow through your columns, 20 ac-
my gratitude the benefit have received from hs
use OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure Although great sufferer
from Dyspepsa the hFs, dose gave NE instant relief ane one
p.n have stopped using tho medicine as no Ion
nd IL PALMYRA LYMAN.