ocr: BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS collbctbd’c r B. R Richardson & Co’s GENERAL ADVERTISING HOUSE, NO. 3 JOY’S BUILDING 31 Washington *1., Boston. TO PRINTERS.—P R Racchard*nn Jc <N> wi<h to inlnnti the Tru e that all in want oT TYPE. PAPBR, INK. Jt .can ha v* Muir order* supplied without de lay. am! at the very lowest rate*, hv address me us a above. If*, c«*u ic-tr \jn’ a nice AVirs Ink at 16 centi per fvuind. “T & ¥. fifaiT WHOLESALE GROCERS. PKAI.'-HS IN TEAS, OILS. .Nr N|| : ■ \ 1 3 State Si • et Bn J. H Rebec, RiciiardMiu & f»\ 1 j*»*rter-» < f ENGLISH. SCOTCH AND CONTINENTAL 1DRY GOODS, V ,1.^30. 3? 5l Kj’hy street Bosion liviGtve uientinn ol 'I-.■ 'hauls * : s*: in® '«lie city u< •.'ns r!-»r^- and very c.nnpk assort me ,t. which is kepi tre^h nltrt complete th.mi'.-hoiit the the year, vit: tV-'-lB.l* Slid t.'i •’’» •* - Good*, • full ■ -h St Nleruiu*. A n.c..*, I.vni:ese Cl.-.li.-. Ac lire** Lain c*. >..k. . Ii.-l.iine-._ Print* Gin*n«n'« Ac t.i ion* —iG.tper*. Du:;.ask*, luh.e r loths, Hankif Chief*, jc ‘ \V nite <> *©»'«.—-Mu • lii - mid Can hi ic* la k • Blanket*. Wh te and c-.l *»,•.». ».! ai! q r*t- it-s. c .ri.etiuy'- -Velvet I’apes.ry 1 .atai-., Fine, y .V *. I i i ..I *ia • 111"* — « A I. • A I ■* ' —. t ti.Mierv au>1 •*« I.-c.-s.' Grnt--a, <1 Coihirenshj. n I- w s i> i: i x u t; o o d s : CHANDLER & CO u:k xi ; oi*k.n:no run;: S 1* R I N O I M 1> O II T A T I O N EICH GOODS I f i which they invite tic’ attention of {mrchacers. ctiasdlkb * CO. N ■* u - fifliMini-*.- Street. K. ALLEN & CO. Foreign ami Domestic \v ooiens. Vest ings, Tailors’ Trimmings and Linen Threads, For Tailors' aivl ClothierU v.*c, ami for Cloth auc Leather s*»v\r.__ 5. ti roe's. :> MILK Ac ;>2 CO V.TKSS STREETS J. hTguxoii, DEALER IN Teat /« rs, Mattr asses a ml Bedd i ng, NO. 32 COMMEROIALSTKtSF.T, BOSTON N. R S!ii;.<’ ( a!.-inn form**w*i! «l short n*‘iire. A FIVE POUND I'ACHAGK OF GOOD BLACK TK \ (•H»lniig <»r Green Tea flavor.) can tx* purchased a! ALKXaNDEU*WILLIAMs's lea Warehouse. tiLrmer i iv Rp.'Jing liW W aahinfti'u atTcsi, H ’.-h u. It S'. ‘ Tiii^ is a baie tin LUOKIN'O ULAScF.S AND PICTURE FRAMES. SOWLE A WARD, hav. re-n i. e ! tt■ 12»«-• r \'-w Store i t Sumnvr Sirre’ MERC AN TILE BUILDING, BOSTON’ D.B QVIZCX Engraver on Wood, i9i "Washington street, boston Till. MUSIC BOOK ‘i Hi: sf;\so\ BAKERS CHURCH MUSIC V.' • are now prepar * ; t * fl ■ r rd . i! w ’l l w . •: i i. M 11. Che h .. ie C tr a* . <ti. iZiiZ-i'if .VI, r.u*e ex.i.: ,r ! f*- . •’ . J •:? N P JEWETT -V CO The B at 1 face /..* to huy J looks IS at lU’RXHAM S COLLEGE, SCHOOL, ».NI' LIBRARY FURNISH: NG lj •* 'NTS No<. 58 .V 60 Comhill. Boston. Buy y mr Ron, here a •> v<*u w . s»- -fir*.) IN VITVTION IO A Wll-DIN* . COURTESIES OF WEDDED LIFE. p.. : V >HEPAR!» CLARK A' CO N • II * VV«*hr . .S' r-s-i. n , J. PHILBltlCK, VV ioI?atIe aitJ R*U d«».»l«r >.: BOOKS AND STATIONARV, fir Hanover 3t Uni r American I ton.so. Boston Or len * *•. . y solicit*! i*l. I wish to cni-'.oy » uu’tric- ac1. e :i.-u ;?»*ei} Bo >k<, Mertichits, Prints, Perfumes, <^*c. > *Ur>' a . . exy. u e» nr a -r, , .,v»i: *l>», VlairtAi.it: Ai ,'.i Ail ires- , . .. ; scJ j Dr IL B >K;N N tR. Jl L . i * M . B sto: . DICKINSON PRINTING OFFICF E ery dtfsertpezor. - \ Job P r i n tiny KteruieU Sr. a iaiud.**:: ry m . ...*r C. f.h P. Ml*Ot»Y. 52 VY’it»h:.jgt«*r. m Boston. COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE. AY raping. Leitir, Note, Bill Si, Printing Paper, Paper Bags, Marline, Twines, kc. \ tu*lesa e ai>«! Reia !. J S. DILLINGHAM 02 ( « — St . Rtsl 4 : 1> A v r U" t 1 tr irv* r«ra PAPER WAREHOUSE, NO. 133 FEDERAL STREET,.ROM'ON. Buyers ol Rags. iad a km*la of Paper Sunk. Kng r a v mgs . J. k WlGGIN, Printseller, 19 frc:n >.il si Rjs'.i.v lOps.'site Museu: i.) Has a fine coliectin of Mei/o tints fur Grecian Pam . g. Teachers suppl ed .«• tv,1 • wata- i-ncr.-- Al»t» j rare * jilim 0: fie 1 Inc Fin;? ravings, emtraciug lh« »w.-«l subject* .»y tne old .aasters, witn tne lUnkhi English, Frenc.i, Genua., and Italian -ra.*- Frames and Artists’ Materials. Samuel Cooper, l\ S. and Foreign Patent Agency. • » rlt.E 39 STA FK >T COR CO.NGKK.s*.* 1 C.rlalafs .v 11•« efeisnce?. iorwiut'ed .! desired. J. \V. SMITH .v CO. M E E C H A X T TAILOHS, A id MVi'uh ard Retail t-et.ar* in Superior Ready _1,1 .i ji..g a <tr ...fiueii cFur.iMft.ng ows IxOCJt tKE COR uF ELM ©T BOSTON. yi-irU!e Work nt Reduced Prices. A WENT WORTH Si CO $ ■ *B*r -.Mil Mock *>f CHIMNEV PIF.Cf> and L *1I"i »«•**« 1 .i.;i.cs a.id u.. er s. J€iii£ . 4. ■: twsfc*-a-*r. nm-1 . . .New L.ig.auO. I* .7 Vi Hcmts If t * P). i2 Beverly street*. Hr Phelps’ Trasses, Sapporters and Braces. The great ftuaauer t»f radka: cure* of H«rcic w ithin ll,e ’.i*. Sew year*. t»y tne u*** l)r W Phelps’ >pira| spring Trusses, y '*•■» Of n prefe-ei ce over ail oih eti Hi-, .tpparn'.uc iite orrectio', and ce.e of al Kii>.i4 of .kkiniiiTU are used at tin: Massachusetts Gen er-tl H ispual a.ul are recommended t»y the first Sur genus m t.utujie and A -erica. 6d Txkmust at Boston. 2000 Tneives Caught! Look Out ’. ’ 6060 Agent* Wanted - sell Brown's Patent Safrty Alarm Detector Locks, everywhere. — A'remtrkatiiy aucceafui and ttsofui invention , 7-Hi ttwaves c-cushl. pi." mum, tw every liMU !ocss. Nat une over recap-d i ' -Agenio ihhM Urge pay as will no shvwo hy alter • 1J >'ir.-«!'iro. for wktcii, - enclose four ceius to postage Add. css ^ EPHRAIM BROWN I.ovrell. Mm3. Cheapest and Bast Light Known. BlackE'a uunure^ lamp Far ’.hi. aing Ragiu ‘ill Ast‘0,tvitia.it satire beep Li gh AT»U» :w» smoko or smell p»m of ml. costing retal« J cents, our us ten or ‘.valve hours, lighting a room tLtwud feat wjuar# id such a degree that common print SM M read many put- it 1* no more explnctve than rominon whale oil The Lamp*, and a prime ttr.tale of Oil, ux sale by JCLiA' HOW E atm >AMP ©IsMfc, .Nj- 7 OOt7KT wlk* * *!*• public *;»; tuv • cJ **H %-f* c V ,>* l BOSTON CAR dTT~ BOOTS* SHOES. C.&r M. COX. WHOLSALK TEALKRS IN BOOT!*, SHOES LEATHER. 42 & 44 Pearl Street, on hand a 9i<*ch *f the be-'. manufacture, which vhpy will **11 at the h'we«t price in the market. I -i rani. BOOTS Ay D SHOIlS. Henry L. Dairgrts, . Oiffers t>* thpcountry tr«ln a 'nr re stock <d B«h'Ts \n: Siiotk3, ol the h*-* quality expressly m» f» r rctaiime. and ' Will be Sold at the Lowets Price lor ( ash Nos n>: \ BO ri..\rt. street, boston EDWARD ID ANA. Manufacturer and Importer of l S.\ DDLEUY .v ( AKHIAnE 1I.MIIGV full Assortment of Wood work. No. 2d Kilbv mu eft Boston BALANCES & SCALES L. STEPHENSON \ Co . .Manufacturers, N . 72 W \ TER Ni UKET, BO*.ro\ Pcarbtv * < Pat*’!.* };.i ..ii.r eJ. I!a11 r*■• • • I’.ty <ii:d Bnance -' t'l.»ll»rm and l'«»unti*r Srn'es. 4-. . | Dr. LEAVITT, St UGKON DEN • I »:;-i r* 'lh w h . |M' • .1 .i• er- ‘ * a' "■ a! one* nr ' •••• !>!• j . Irma U« • h i w hoi set j. iv nun:ii & hkotiikr, Wholes- ilc .v Retail Dealers in West India Goods & Ai* - St • la'! tv at I Cabin Si ore*. Wine* CtC-lr* P->cicr, A • ai ('itler. ad nl «v‘och will jtvlu at the I .west market price.*, at v . 17 A 19 Watt* St Bc^tp* T D. SOMES & SON, i DEU.r.RSlN FURNITUKK m>F.VS. CHAIRS MATS rKASS LOOKING G1 ASS. Ac i \'rn. IM ( OWWFUCIAL 4* H ' Fulton Si? Positn Ctintry orders solicited and promptly attended to. X AND WARRANTS. H.creM C*«h Price • i 1 «>r J hi*' Wtr'iiC* t'LAPi’ FULLER, Rankers. N.>, li.IKll.DYM HisrON ; THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE Land Warrants. Bv HORATIO WOODMAN. * Ah 1 aijn procure* them 2*’ !» \ll.P.G\M E YCHANGK COUR r SQUARE EC's TON 'DAGUERREOTYPE AMBRODY/M: A PHuIOGP.A j P1M GOODS.—JOHN SAWYER i2:1 Washu St. \up stairs ) LEATHER fit BROOKS. I,ANE 5L CO. ; I BLACKS! ON K. 2 A i FULTON. AN 0 2 SHOE loTHEK sTKKRP. 1<>ST< N • rr.;v*rtere an.! Pe:.,>r* . SHOE FINDINGS, an.l Man I .ifacnircr* of l.K \ THER. Particular a'teiition paO t I co'tirt? no the -Dier,*- \ M...-1 ic.ee u*»’d by the I’rade ( viz. : Koltf-jC Si 11)1 Crainp'ng V arshin-*. A • Orders rec-'ved hv ma..’.<• expre** »i. .ere >>■ imiii j diate mention. \l! article* in our me at the ’ ct*h price. CANCERS CAN BE ^CP.OFUI A ai. i ether disease* wh<ch hv-e hafiVJ skill of other ph> sin m« ran a’*'-' lie cured no a* to *f ii/ rurfti bv K GREEN. >1. TV SCIENTIFIC INMAN PHYSICIAN, R :. >*>\TFIEl.P st B wi’PN, r>R O ' v CNK 1 * - . - t v ,1... me ELECTRO-MEDICATED RAT'D, •v’..eh r,*>,)‘it„e. t'i • *• •.• epr >p**. u** of -'en c . ;'*.i* h™ effect* o' wVch with current* t el»cm.'ilv. p.*n '■•tni- a .I ex.-el the di*e\*e ;r.wn 1V *w- ' Dr Greene stdl use* I he ELKCTuO-i'HEMlC\L BATH l • .- < r i«*t AH,, -al Person*. tell f •• ill .*i*v - -,i***a-e* ih , Hi g rrto-MEniCATED Rath*! ar- far m«re effectual i (' - i-ottMinii i.) person or f-v !•• *e- free ■>( charge I Medic »e soai to any part oF’.he wi'.-i L’ire- . tr.-. * lira ta ny >.>ne r*jue*ii .’ it. aid oir'.-i Jo.5 a p-statu , stamp. j RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE, ! PR G HEATi <N c *nt 1 n»* t >curs Hernia or Kuprire ! 1 tl! •: * 1 ip.'s l.y n .* sale. r:T*ctiial anti co.nDTii.ve • *. — le •• per i mi 1 He 11* • » tr. ;.■* t • Own L> - trra-rT'e- I an.1 cure of Vari ’afrle. Hv H;r. >rrh'...!s ■: Fin Pi*.:«*re nf he Ur man Org u.* 4*.- Jcr. F'at •*iit* fr n r; 1 ytrv •-••*ive • »* here’-if*?*. at T2 L ■ -t A'';•: 1 ■ a.-■ >. in !<-• at hi* raa deiiCtf. 2 F.*et.*r Piarv Rnet.ir Mutual Beni fit Life Insurance Co. > \fcWARK N J > P i- : j.- :Vt ' i’ T a R«rei(i*. IW S046 1 •* A". .Or.-, jf the » 3 at -ig :-t .1 ■> : R*e- t'ompa n> pr r -e .: a ••.. <s»» = " • 1 'n t he J Ii PRI.v ' ■ i. \ K llAL Al. r Y f • KiJ.BY Si. BOSTON. ... JENKINS IV. I-Hiiy 'L BoaK-n. MONEY TO ‘ I. O A N O *P a inf irtes Watches. R ;j an-: C. th.r.g I Jewelr; F irmture. Ac H .-P'a.id Stores ».iv«rti*ed » Knight *c>id tr ! lei A:sO, S'..>,;<s of Uoik:* South' •jo.iia.il exchange*. | FRUIT TUF.ES, PLANTS & SEEDS. ! Purchaser* cor iempiatl:." piantirg the above, w the Urges linutment of r . 'ice k nil f-.r *a;e in thit euntry. a: ‘ HOVEY A CO’S . . . . 7 Merc haul Row I «t 1 •IKON, BOILERS. TANK, &r SHNET IRON. IICNEBY L. AY Liya, 22 and Jl W iir>xn:sr BObTON Military. REGALIA S' THEATRICAL GOODS, : ;n gre.it variety. Wholesale a d r.ei.->: T •< n-'-sl per feci a**ertuiei»t of any e*t:tDiishment • N-w yj’.ieianJ. A W POLLARD. 6 Court street. B- »i..n. CHARLES COPELAND, CONFFCTZONER Vo* V* .f* rul’RT M C t.sih. tiy hand i S* H.-t IL K CKEaM. Hti m and Fancy Cakes. &r Ac. '/V ■ . Oi>-ament* U every descr.pu u. supplied at th» ?n»> test notice GOODSPEKD Si WYMAN WINCH ENDOW MASS Manufactured to order TCB AND PAIL MACHINERY, Wnodrworth’s Patent Planing Maen'ne.— Guagv Lathes for turning all kinds ■( chmr •,«T. — M-u<*h 'wit end Clothespin iAlhoe. - Slave Si** ol a.* k,ud*.—a'So. >eif feedn e SlAre Machines. Piana-Fortes and Milnacom rr>R SALK AND TO I.BT. Fver_v variety of style am! prwe. with a reJiKtiuf n! re it •.. cave of po*eh&!«e, at Gl.frF.R DITSON V l»:.WaA».ir.rto„ *> . R #ton -— TAIRRAXKS $■ RK . KD. Wholesale and Re-ai! dealeers in MINERAL AND SODA WATER A'e. Porter Champaigns. Cider and P.rown Sjaut Hawa:«Ainenaecm Buiiimg Howard Street, HGsTON. Hotels supplied on reasonable term* Agents for J. D PARK*’ Native Wine. SEWING MACHINE THREAD? LINEN, COTTON AND SILK, Of every variety, especially a* la pied for the uae of Mar.* of Ik* u and Shc*s. A leo, KUx and Cotton Twines. Ma iufactur-d a..d Imported by ROSS Jk PFAKt K, T Liberty Square, Boston. D. B. STEDMAN fc CO. I60 MILK STREB.E. NEAR INDIA STREET, BOSTON Importer* Wholesale and derlers m Earthen, Chiua and Glass II'are. Also deale h n Palter Hanging*. Looking Glasses Britannia Ware. Plate! Ware, Clocks, .fe. Original packages containing ?ut assortment el Table. Tea and IViiiev Ware, suited foe country Trade constantly on hand- Glass Ware for Canada trade. , STHARC! STARCH STARCH •*■! STARCH ' !! T'.e 9iib.*crihera. sot Agent in New England, fur tua • ne o' Wood's Ohio Pearl Starch would c»'l th,* p«r ticwlar alteni on ol Grocers, and lha public e* n**ra In, to the fact that it his no superior ('f equal); being tram its purtety whiter cleaier and stronger than any other Starth now in use for Laundry purpose*. It is algo the moat delicate of all preparations for Blanc Mange. Pud il ngs. Custards, dec., and is a very nourish ng fond for children and in valid* Remember 'be hrai-d. (Julios J. W -od's Olrio fGrl ®»*«th.e Fill' direction i i -.ch be* THAYEIt, RICE & CO. 38 Tudia Street. BOSTON


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ocr: 1 1 I 1 \ REMEDY which has been before thi? public for many years, and used with the m«v*t com plete success by all classes of people, old and young, rich and poor. A remedy used and prescribed for by Physici ans, arid pronounced by all who Lave used it, either Internally or Externally, In the cure of rhe umatism, Cuts, sprains, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, bums, scalds, wounds, neuralgia, !iea<hicbc, cramp, Ac., superior to any other pre paration of the king ever yet discovered. A remedy to which the numerous certificates which we have in our possc.-sion, fr«»m persons of the highest respectability, rho many 'favorable notices we have receive.I ►'Ho* the Phk.•».*., and tho constantly increasing lemand for tho article, bear proof of its WONDERFUL HEALING AND PAIN DESTROYING PROPERTIES Re sure and get the genuine, which has the words * Dyer's Healing Embrocation,” blown in the >ottlc and the fac -imilie of the Proprietor’s sig nature on the ouuidv wrapper. .A.. H- FIELD, [Successor to the late C. Dyer, Jr..) solo Proprietor, PROVIDENCE, It. |. Sold in Ellsworth by C. <1. Perk,—In Maehias >y E. Longfellow, and in Portland by II. H. Hay *Ute Agent. epGui22. Store to Let. T'HE larpc anl convenient Store in Is.nl's building opposite the Ellsworth House, n Main street,recently oocupiod by W. W. Rogers ^a furniture ware-house, wil bo let on reasonable erms, apply to the subscriber. rf. S. LORD. Ellsworth, July lOth^Sic. 2Jtf NOTICE, A *.L persons indebted to the subscri- ber arc requoetod in make immediate pay. . JOHN H. ALLK.Y. Allsworth Sept. 1st, 1856. yjARKl \GE At, wedding cards executed at this office with neatness and

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ocr: i'j> ■ in. «»<r.— S. M. PKTTEXGII.L & CO.’S BOSTON BIS1NFSS DIRECTORl. , SEPTEMBER, 1666. The following List of Card- was collected by S. ] M Pr.rTr.vuTi.L <♦ C.»., Newspaper Advertising Ag' nt'. N«>. 10 State Street, Boston, who are an , th .1 i/ed by the puidislien of the best and - k-j ‘ ind>ii/ Linulutfet Newspapers throughout the United j tat and British Provinces, to take advertise menti nud subscriptions ut the lowest rates. PORTABLE CIDER MILLS, j Apple Parers, j Tomato and Truit Cans, Portable Crist Mills, II i-M Powers, Winnowing Mills. all kinds of Farm . Tools, Seeds and Guano, by i’ARKKR,WHITE .A GANNETT, 47. j \ 4 63 BLM'KST0\E ST., _ Brooks & Mecuen, N-. '. Block stilt**, 2 A 4 Fulton, and 2 Shoe and Leather Sts., B . ton. Importer** and Dealers in ! SHOE FINDINGS. A ml Manufacturers of Leather., Particular attention paid to gKtin-r up different nvioiiinv- used by the trad**, viz: Lolling, split t. j a’.ui Crimping Machine?, Ac. All article? in f ur line ut tho low* >L price? f- r cash. THOMAS E. MOSKLY iSTcO.," Importer.4, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer? in Boots and Shoes, Corner of Summer and Hawley Streets, nopc.-ite t'. F. Iforey A Co., BOSTON. 11 vc oon.-tantly for sale every style of Reels and Si,.*,-? of French aiul American mautifacture. !or luiuies, »i.ntleiuen. .Hisses aim uum reii. One Price. BHOVV.VS lyiONCUIAL TROCHES ‘•We have found them of great service in allay in',- Bronchial Irritations,and in subduing llearse r. reduced by Colds, and do our clerical breth-' ri-n :t real favor in (Tailing their attention to them. —Zion's Ht'■old. “We commend them to the ut teliteoi of Public Sfteakrrs. Singers, and other? wuo arc troubled with affections of the Throat. —Chns f- .n W.itrhmon. “For Cough?, Asthma, Ac.. we cln-i. fully bear testimony from personal knowledge to their efficacy.”—Ballou's PUtorml. They are a Pimple and elegant form for administering, in c«m bintit.ion, several medicinal substances, held in general esteem among physicians in the treatment if Bronchial affections."—Dr. G. F. Bigelow. i .•ntainirg no opium or deleterious drug?, these I„. /••nges ■ ir. be used freely by Public Speakers u-;d Y< oali.-ts, for clearing and giving -»trength to tl.. voice. JOHN’ 1. BROWN'A SOX, Boston. Sold by all Druggist? in the United States. RUSS & i'KARCK, Importers and Dealers in Liui-ii, toUon and Silk Thread, FOR SEWING MACHINES. | Al«_TU IXE and n EBBDs a. NO 7, UBKHTV SQUARE.BOSTON. Deafness Cured, Ili.wever caused, if the ticking of a watch can be heard. Letters of enquiry, enclosing a postage ; stamp, addressed to DR. BOARDMAX, Xo. 1*2 Suffolk Place, ]>< e-ton, answered. Remedies and ; appai at us sent by express. ~~ GEORGE L. STEARNS, Manufacturer of Patent Improved Lead Pipe, SIIT'.L I' LEA I)-and BLOCK TIN PIl’E. Also, dealer in PIG LEAD. 23 WATER S'].., opposite Simmons’ Block. Boston. GOLD LEAF, Ac , Manufactured By JAMES P. TOLMAN. lfi HA&Tui&P PI ^CK. LAND WARRANTS Bernght at the highest cosh price, by JOHN' K. M. GILLEY, 13 CONGRESS STREET, Corner of !*• >. t Office Avenue, - - - - Boston. Who also procures them. 8. V. & CO. PTIMSON, “VALENTINE & CO., Varnish Manufacturers, 55 Broad Street. XT JENKINS, Money and Heal Estate Broker, I0« SUDBURY STREET, 10G Moncjfto Loan on Piano-Fortes, Gold and .Silver Watches, Boot? and Alloc?, Clothing and Jewelry, Furniture, Hardware, Guns and Pistols. Sil ver \\ ure, etc., etc. Laid or i.ruy Heads .\o More i HOOKE'S CE7.EBRATF.D IIYPEKION FLUID, Will prodnee a healthy crop of hair on bald head? in the shortest possible space of time; for dress ing the hair it i> unrivalled, and on children’s lo ads it lays the foundations of a good head of hair. Price 25 cent-, 50 cent-, and 75 cents per bottle. BOGLE’S AMERICAN ELECTRIC HAIR DYE. 1? warranted the cheapest and most effective arti cle lor dyeing hair a natural black or brown in the wurld. Price 50 oent?. $1,00 and $1,50 per case. BOOLE’S HKBF.AIONA, OR B A L M OF CYTIIERIA, I? unequalled for eradicating tan and pimples, and beautifying tho complexion. For sale by the proprietor, WILLIAM BOGLE, 277 Washington Street, - Boston, And Agent? throughout tho world. J. S. ST E V E X S , i Successor to John Corthell.A Manufactory of Billiard Tables, '»"• 1' proun-t Stored, opp. City Hall. School Sited. j. k J. E 1I0LT, Manufacturers of Figures for I’ews. Harness Trimmings, LETTERS, ORNAMENTS, £.c. No. 66 Chi un Street, ... Boston. AMBROTYPE, DACCtT.ltlAN AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, JOHN SAWYER & CO.. 133 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, Imort trs and healers in GLASS, PLATES, PA PERS, Cases, Frames, Lockets, PureChemi rds, Collodion, Varnishes, Jtc. Books on the! art. Orders promptly attended to. A. YV. POLLARLL Importer and Dealer in Military Regalia and Theatrical Goods, ry Wittary Caps Made to Order. Jpt r, COURT ST., - - - BOSTON. I. A. SALMON, DENTIST, And Manufacturer of MINERAL TEETH IX BLOCKS, flO Wa hinjfin Street, . . Boston. < BOSTON W BUTT’S h \ L I, I $ T 0 - -OR— Orient Water, s powerful cleanser ol th« -kin, ionic-ring -S«n ten. Futkhs, F‘ and all ’ ii I a lie o ii s E r u |i t i « • It* coding Rid refi-. siting propel ties n indispensable requisite for tin toilet Prepared only by JOSEPH /U.RNE1T a . Tremont Street, Boston. E AOL E Agricultural -\X]1—— SEED BOURSE Sc Ncs. 9 A, 13 Commercial Street, Root f 5 uth A’ ii ket Street, - - - FOLSOM St BO W KE R, Manufacturer' and Dealers in B a ti s \l=o—SEAMI.OS BAC:.«of;iiu]«tri..r " ■ 122 COMMERCIAL ST., cor. of mond St. DANIEL T.'SMITH, Designer & Engraver on 40 Court Street, cor. Tremont, \11 kind* «>f Book Tllu-t: atl^n*. Views of ngs, Machinery, I-ind'capt". etc.. Portrait*, uuD, S<*eieties' Seals, Druggist.- label.*. nper Heads drawn and engraved IN THE TIu> Tlrst in H os ton to Books is at College, School and Library Rooms, No?. 5$ and GO Corn bill, Boston. Buy y<>ur Book? hero and you will be liUYS7-CLOII1L\ U llOUMh. AT WHOLESALE, Nos. G9 &■ -11 North Stnet. GEORGE WL JOHN A. HUGHES. Manufacturer of and Dealer in KINMONTIJ & Importers, Jobbers and KM V K . LvI E B I 1ST O E BI !& B 0 N &, LINE IT S , DAMASK, // O S I E It Y, GLOVES, l.VDER CLOTH I\G, .jT’Our rtock £.1 \\ iji£> mifi I i°15 will be louuU tbc most £-£-u.i .£te in tr.v- . ' KIN MON Til 4- 2”5 Washirgtcn Street, tlircugh 10 Wruter Street, Bojtun. __' SPINAL sr a New Method of treating Simnal Curvulure of th* &>]*n , and <Spm-.l 1* out pain or uffenny t tlu* patient, however or feeble, is now sueoes.-iuly practiced bv DR. J. A. WOOD, At his Office, No. 21A Washington Si root, at his residence Marl! ro’ H » 1. Having examined the Serpentine spring tus used by l>r. J. A. tt «.M in the lateral curvatures of the .-Mine, we as efficient and comfortable to the patient. HENRY J. B1GEL‘J\\’, M. D., i'rof.. vard University. • GEO. HAY WABD, M. D., Ex-Prof. rard University. WrVST/)VV T.VWTC A' Ti J. V. C. SMITH, M. D.. Mayor of JO I LX W. WAuRREX, M. D. Boston, July, 1*34. N. S. DEARBORN, Would respectfully invito the attention of ajul the trade to to bis new and assortment of Fancy Cards, Embossed Note perf», andStationery for Weddingsand Having great facilities for obtaining the patterns, he can exhibit a greater variety at er‘rate than can he found at any other ment in Boston. __24 School Struct, W. P. M. BROOKS, " Dealer in CARPETS, CLOCKS. Feathers and Upholstery. The Goods are of prime quality, mostly owu manufacture, and will lx- sold at l w Also, Looking Glasses, Uattreimks, Hair, and Palm Leaf. Xos. 7, 8 and 9 Marshall Street, and 114, 120 Blackston*. Street, !{■>..: n. Carpetings. IIAUGHTON,SAWYER & PEARL STREET, Are now opening in connection with their si vo stock of Dry Goods anti Woc^ens, A large and elegant assortment of Foreign and American Embracing every article utually found in part ment, and at the very lowest prices, -A. LADY Vho nan been cured of great Nervous fter many years of misery, desires to make o all fellow sufferers the sure means of' address, enclosing stamp to pay return Mm. MARY E. DEWITT, BO.STOV, nd the prescription will be sent free, by next


ocr: i'iliL-WUJtkh! FOURTH OF JULY. SANDERSON & LANERGAN, PlllOTBGIiMSTS -TO THE CITY or EOiTON, Would call attention <>f committees for i itirs and Homi.1, uIj><> Individuals, to tln*ij comlete on«ort> ment of rZRE WORDS. Lory*- or Small Krfuhition* Furnished at Short A'otter. Comprising many novel and brilliant Pa tea Never before introduced. AT WIIOl.FSAl.i; TO THE TRADE, All the various articles known In the Art, together with all the > uricties of Sail Woork*. 12,000 Boxes Gold Chop Pistol Crackers. Kxira quality, 2.000 Boxes t’nede Yarn’s Mammoth Crack ers, labelled with the American Hag 3.000 Boxes\oung America, with Pistols to match. 5.000.000 Pulling (’rr.cV era. 300 Boxes Double Headers, 3,000,000 Torpedoes. Ihc w hole comprising the largest assortment in the Vmud Mates. Ordeis Addressed to D0LDEX, UTTER k 10., 1 and 17 Kilbv Street, Boston. Sole Agents f. r SANDERSON AIANKR n an', E.Y1A I. A IlO RATO HI KS, East Cambridge and South Reading Muss, IIAKM SStS! HIKESSXS n TUINKsT TRUNKS!! Tin: undersigned thank lull for ]-a-t favor*, respect fully informs hi* old Cus tomer* ami all others in want of Harnesses, that at his shop on Main St. near ly opposite the Ellsworth House at the sign of the _ • Rig C O L L A K. A X D T K T N K can always bo found a complete assortment of Harnesses consist ing of best Silver plate, Rraas.Japancd aud potted trimming*, made from the lest (f Oak tanned leather. Hiding saddle* atid Brushes of various kinds and prices, Halter* of every kind and quality together with all articles in that blanch c( trade. AJYSTOi K OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLED, Stage lushes of the best kind in u»c, Sa<idh-rs Silk kept expressly f r the ladies. Chamois skin* for cleansing Silver and Brittany ware. Trunk* of all kind* comisting el be-t Neat* Leather aud Uuss' tt D< ubk#, Portfolio, Dress Pay lop ami House Trunks, all kind* < f Trunks made to order at very -holt n« ti<'e. Valise* aud Trateiing I’ags of all kind* aud -ire*. Curry Combs and llorse Brushes together with every other aitrcle usually kept in such establishment*. Ilarnewv cleansed and tiled at short notice. Cash j.taid lor Hides and Calf -kins. All of the above article* will be sold at fair prices by HEN It V ROLL! A NS. Ellsworth, June Cth, 185tT. l‘.*tf ___ HAZEN & FRNCH. No. G*J Broad—four doors south Iron* Milk St. Boston.


ocr: , ' ■ ! , j | 1 ' : ; I i j ; | ! ‘ . ' 1 * -AT TI1K ELLSWORTH t LOTIIING STORE. THE LARGEST STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods, Ever offered for Sale in Ellsworth S. PADELFORD k CO., H i» ? the.r OLD STOCK OF GOODS h *ve :,.k:.iye ,.f ^ p**t«i Ill the ni l “' " | iti : ( HEAP by paying ca> ali « i i enable them i sell Cheaper than Ever r •*' L.i * ? r i v e,l i i:®:: ■'PHI.NG A .YD SIMAIM .0<>D> which pen.* fr.iifC* ,.rw a ,.,1 .'Pjnperi workmanship, iww c nme* their asn»fiment h Ur th® iarrest ever , T®r* M.v them to the pi>h r \> "i.e their stuck may be found a large ami exu.ii I v e 4 *s Timeilt of English, French anil German CLOT II S , pf .Cl r»- qu..!iti®« and of the latest import xtio and most f*»hi-liable sty ie*. Alsoan exten*t re asam ntent of VESTINGS 'iflln* of >■ 't. sat;.,, rir.li.,!;,.., Ci.hm.r.. »■ M.ir-fi.;m. ..I a . *ty>s and colors. Together mi a Complete ast.-rtme .t of SPRING & SIMMER CLOTHING of the most fishionnblc styles. Among which may be fm d DRESS. 1 ROCK. SACK and Business Coats M»Je frnrn vaneii. .|u»lilif. » E„*;.,h, French, fa •i.n. a. ! America;. Broadcloths. Black and Fancy Doeskin Pant i [ '1 \!.'-> PA N PS .'f a!; styles sod ijrjaliiies. Sati ■■ :k, Basting Cashmere and \ a cut .a V E S T S . Tliet have a!*. - o;. hand a handsome as* irlmcnt of Boys’ Clothing OF THE BEST QUALITY. ° —ALSO— A large assortment of Boys sivle'of good o in.ke up. A l ir^" assort ment of Furnishin<; Goods. V p .« !• » r.-.P-ar* 't k« i -aMts S. ,t P». keiHdk i- F, .... ' ..rtI) i vers. II •* er> Sus 1' ■ii‘>r• B’a ' W Luc and Fan, > Kid «.j >,dx. Liilc Jbread. a id various oilier ».y ie- ,,| u l. o v E s . r -.-ethc. with a ! «r asjnrt u • .• if Saddii-r’s nnd Embroidery Silks, 5 k et< .PUB H AS :.‘i EXPRESSLY TO AC :o.\l\ioi>a it: nil-: lumen. [£7*We nre also prepared io moke up !.<>1 HINU to order, i.i the neatest and rtiosl w >.k la.dike manner. OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT annot he excelled in the State, as we have oneofth -t earnin' a d ncientifn: < ntiera in the C'oUulf. e id d. to ** e t l.al-i;r ti wnrk i- rijiill V dm*. U_> ' I tie aim« e good-; w at .0! 11; ■% be s >!d at very •« price*. tCJr“la*l two tiling* he distinctly understo >d ; l?t, \V A \ .\«»J in, l.-.,*. Id ; rt.■ i x i. It a!! arlude* * dj b sd.. .t } r*.* what tuey are rec .ninieoded, they can b turned and the money wiii be refunded. )ur Motto—“Small profits and quick Sales. J 1!. OSGOOD. SOOKSELLER AND STATiONER [N ••'ore fnrtnei.y ocinpi.d by / ,ma.»a Sa; oi j.t kr«| Constantly on hand a targe asm on ruf > l .SCHOOL. MiM i PLAN F' l > AM* LIFT l> OKS ALSO HYMN A \ 1» M\tii\ti LOOKS. FJ A NO till I\ B \ lOl.I.N Vli -1.1 N C K 1.1" IN' ! ID C| .ON LOOK' SULLT AHMt:. IMAS INK i 1 V TK*: PAI’F.K of kvkijy KINDS \ \ D Oi. Al.fl \ lb .* ;usl re< eiv.-.l .• I i,':v ■ ! -i t cl


ocr: ELLSWORTH < LCTHINC. STORE. THE LARGEST STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods, Ever offered fur Sale in Ellsworth. S. PADELFORD & CO, H.tv;ns disposed of iiieir Ol D STOCK OF GOODS taken advantage of the p’«;.-mre m the m«>n nwuk'i to purchase CMFaP by paying cash •vhich ivjii enable then. to ml lieaper than Ever. r **v have received ihelrsPKI.XG AVp sC'I'l K it >tl|)S which hems ii:iiiel» new at . p v"'km i ><hip. imw i iiuie# ■ I•»-11 ■ j : i. i ■>. tr the largest ever • tiered l>> th.i- to h» pi c Among then stock may he found ,t i.ii^p ami exi.a s»ve assortment of Knglisli, Frrnrli anil Grrinaii C L 0 T II S , >'f all color? and qualities and of ihe latest impnrtuti" and most fashionable sty les Alsnun extenMv assort inent of VDSTINGS ('oi sisthip of Silks. Satin? Grenadh.es. Cashmeres n d M.i’ ■ eh >s. of a!l -Ivies and colors. Together w n i complete assortment of spit INC & SIMMER CLOTHING! ot the most fishionuble styles. Among which may befmiml DRESS, FROCK, SACK and Business Croats Madefr-.rn various |.n.itie* »• Kuc -fi, French, in •".in and American I’madrlnths. Black and Fancy Doeskin Pant* IM'JSlNKSS PANTS, "I all tuy ies ,t i.l ijuaiiiies \iiin -ilk, Lasting Cashmere and Ya miia V E S T S . They have a’*., on hand a ha d-nuie assort men' Joys’ Clothing OF THE BEST QUALITY. —ALSO— A l.irsre assortment of Boys style of go .1 io make up. A large assort.nent oT Furnishing Goods. A'Ft'e Shirt- P -* it * ('. >t kI'-aiaN '•car Pocket Milk'!.'. I'mlfr sinrt.a. I't,i\«-rs U... er* Sn petnler- P»1 n k . W lute, an.' Ft > K : iii >>-. iiK Lisle 1 iirea.l, m l various .ttlier s.vies of U I. O V F. S . L1 .'ether alt a t I'i'e m »-t u r ,»t Saddler’s and Kiuljninlery Silk*. yw n.tf s.ik e.-. Pi'll- 11A ■» 1-. i K\ P,» | ,s> L \ i •) A‘ ■ AlMO" \ i'L f M K L\DIF>. iC7"W e are also prepared ro make up 'LOTHlNG it* order, iu the uettMi ami mint woik manlike manner. OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT


ocr: TUBE PAINTS & SILVER FOIL: A new supply just Motived by A Q tf t*. t a *«»f, l.«dy t Hook t raham'a Martina. H»rpera v*h llallou'e Pictorial #*emphlete, Periodical# 4-e lloin I 10 order in any re*)1 ira*l atyla, CtiKAPr.U than any other Binder) i.iihe stela, tirfera by atafe or otkie wtae promptly executed and the Work returned without delay. W, F. STANWOOD. „ . BOOK BINDER, Vv 1 Smith's Block, Seme entrees ae City Rank, ap ** '* iMm


ocr: Clothing! THE LARGEST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods, Ever offered for Sale, in Ellsworth. S. PADELFORD & CO., H*»mf diapoaadrf lheir Ol.D STOCK OF goo*' h..e Lin, eJri. ti.-r rf r, lh, mM er inerkei to purctuee CHEAP tr t..i I*hich WfU enable them to acli r 3 * Cheaper than Ever. They have receive,! their F AI.L AN Ml VT which hemf entirely new and „,nw •orkman-hip, now iconatiluies their aewnrtment tar the largest ever offered by them to the public Among them slock may be found a large and eat ■foe assortment of Eaglish, French tad Grnaaa CLOTHS, Ol.r crlrra a„d qralniaa i„d ifthil.te.l Li>tof ,U* A‘*'*" ««■•!« a«rr VESTINOS St.r-f.'."1,' "* r1®- Oreni IliM Ca.l,m#„. F LL ft WINTER CLOTHING! of the most fashionable styles. Ain,.n« which mmj ba fraud DRESS, FROCK, SACK and Business Coats VwJrfrrtn «irtr». qr.litiaa af Cafhah. Franch •nan and A mar tear. Broadcloth*. Black and Fancy Doeskin B URINE* PA NTS, rf al, a,rl« ,„d Silk, Lasting, Cashmere and Valer.tia V E S T S . Thay h«*e also on hand a handsome asaortmsnt af Boys9 OF tHE BEST QUALITY. Also, • large assortment of Furnishing Goods. While Shirts Besom# Collar#. Stock#, Crants Srarfa Pocket Hdk’fa. Under Shirts, Drawer*. Hoe.err Sus penders, Black, White and Fancy Kid GioV**, Silk, Lisle Thread, and nrisae other elyiee of GLOVES. Together with a large assortment of Saddler’s and Embroidery Silks. S,vl?3?onkATeiCTH^L?D^0 EXPKESil-y TO AC IC7*We are also prepared to make CL*lTHlN6 to order, in the naateet and moei work manlike manner OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Mr.noi be excelled In the State, a* w* hare on* af rnuet careful ar.-d scientific Cutters in the Cwuntry cneat ed, to see that such work >* rightly.done. —ALSO— Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, B HBRELX.AS— and every coneievabla article usuallt h -pt in a Gentleman's Furnishing Mow. 9 O^The stove goods will at all time# to sold at vsrv tow prices. 7 understood, let W CANNOT to undersold , and *j. Halt an cles sold b us do not prove what they are recommended, u>ay can b •turned and the meney will be refunded Our Mono—"Gire purchasers the worth of tbeir money." IWHUBTS Merchants Exchange Hotel, VTATE STREET. BOSrO.V


ocr: Mitt NEW MODS. H. & S. K. WHITING, take this opportunity to inform their customers and the that they have removed to their NEW BRICK STORE ON MAIN STKEEl, where they may be always iouud ready to wait upon all that may favor them wnh call, and are ready to show them the largest and bcstaelected stock of goods ever in this market. Our stock is almost entirely new and having been pur chased for cash, at Auctions, and the largest importing houses in Boston. »e can offer them at prices that will defy competition. Among cur goods may be found ills- follow mg articles, viz : FRBGH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS! Such us Broadcloths, Doeskins, Cassiinere, Saunetts, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans Thibets, Lyonesc, Alpaccas, DeL.uns, Prints, Plaids, Stripes, Silks and Ginghams SHAWLS, SHAWLS AND,WHITE GOODS! Cashmere, Plaid. Long and Square Shawls, some at very low price. Bleached and unbleached sheetings. Diaper, Crash, White and Brown Linen, Plaid and W hite Indian and book Muslins, Lawns, Towels, and all goods iu the house line. Also Handkerchiefs, collars, shirt buttons, Hosiery, gloves die, a rate assortment and selling at very low prices. Hats, Caps, Fur, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers. Kossuth, Hungarian, Cuba,Fur, and Silk Hats; Fur, Plush, Plush Trimmed cloth and glazed Caps. A large lot of custom made Boots and Shoes, also a large lot purchased at auction, which we shall offer at auction prices ; also a large lot of Men's, women's and children’s Rubber boots, shoes and sandals. Furniture, Chairs, Looking glasses, Paints and Oil, Varnish, and Glass of all sizes ; Stone, earthen, wooden. Crockery and hard Ware, a very large assortment of all kinds including all articles for ship builders use. WEST INDIA GOODS Sc GROCERIES, Among which may be found Pork, Lard, .Molasses, Crushed, Granulated, Coffee crushed, and brown Sugars; Souchong, Ning Yong, Oolong and Green Tea, Raw burn! and ground Coffee of all kinds ; Tobacco, Snuff Raisins, cheese, figs, citron, candles, soap, dried apples, rice, salt, icc. Carpetings, Blankets, Tarred Sheething Paper, CORN, FLOUR, MEAL AND OATS constantly on hand and will be sold at the lowest possibleprices and of first rate Apple*, Nuts, Confectionery, It is no use to enumerate, call and see for yourselves. All the above we will se|l or cash or exchange for Fresh meat, butter, eggs, cow and ox hides ; wool, calf deer shins ; wool, mittens, yarn and everything usually exchanged in our mar for which we will pav the highest market price- Give us a call before pur if you want goods at fair prices. H. ic S. K. WHITING. Ellsworth. Nov. 1855._6mm 46.


ocr: |l.a him a call al Ilia "OLD ENGINE HOUSE *'tf_ a c Greater Attraction than AT THE NEW BOSTON CLOTIM -IN - Samuel M. Beckwith’s Building, West of Whiting’s New Block, MAIN STREET. The Subscriber*, recently from Bn*ten MERCHANT Tailors & h'K '«»• “ Dm cttiavsa of Hlnti.nl, ,„a , U that Ihoy ha.. »,«o*J i„ it. N.. Mar. a Large and well selected assortment of the Substantials and Arovelties of the season in ibe line a# OT R mOK AXD PANTALOON Gentleman in w»nt of any kind of • nice garment invited in enmme the above g”ode which will tM up in tha latest and moat approved fashion Aleo on hand a very very large et«ck of Ready PtHNISHM Consisting of almost every varietv of Over, Sark and piock Coats, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Dickies, Mittens, (ilaves, Cravats, Suspen ders, Woolens, Socks, Are. Together with a great m*<»y o'Ur articles u out in mention Cuiling »«,d Custom mad* work d n* at the real noil's and warranted to give ample WANTD, At tha ■ swve place good peat, vest and coat *i»*r* steady employment ail! be given, alto ea taken JOSEPH FRIEND 4 CO., Ellsworth. Nee |6 1W3 Ready Made Constantly on hand and for tale by *7_ W. W. IMMK.NSH A Jit) OK DR. WX. R. ivtKRovKD vhgktjblk PILLS: The moei valuable and potent mad:cine In the WORLD; Racemmendad mad prescribed by aaara PHYSICIANS than any other .Medic 1 a saver before offered to fEOPLE Suepaaeing all other Pil t# in their alteration for ansi efficacy claa nemg and removing the otarbig b amors from the BODY to th* Paiiani hi. k»t tr***ur*, th* N***tnf t* man - health. lt,H 1 1 ' __ "» » Mf.d} u.ooo pehkni pr!3wr.:*'Ufc*,“ "** •“ *•« *»*• Office of th. o W- STONE A CO . Sol. Fr opr ie tan _ . ... CWotral Str**t. Lu»*ii To whm ail orti*ra muat b* *d !r*m*ti >w»ld by al. fealtra ia maJ.c n* Mm 85 Cent* per Bex, _« Ht« Baxaa for One I Wolfe’a Schiedam SCHNAPPS.


ocr: MARKET. To Farmers and Produce Dealers. X C REYNOLD* raapoctioll. |lvea n«lc. Dial h. will pay CASH for all klml. of COUNTRY PRODUCE. ■uchaaRattar Kgga, Poiatota Turnip., all knot, of ■ raah M.al ate. - **u !!' «•> on Karol Nall. Corrwl ami ’ rCClLo ' *h,,'h b. -ill tall at retail or br Hie bhl tC^Hafora coma ctwwhara. ailh«r lo bav or aril iu.t |l.a him a call al Ilia "OLD ENGINE HOUSE a c a.raaL*.


ocr: ] * I | FEARING* CO SHIP CHANDLERS. AND IAMFACTIRBR3 9F CORDAGE, IMPORTS At OP IHAIB8. AVCHOES AMD BTHTTWO, Special Notice, A LL outstanding accounts MUST ba A settled immediately or they will be l jefor collection. S. PADELFORD & CO Sept. 28,1855. • ISAAC PR SISK, HOUSE, SHIP SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. East end of the Bridge. 3raining, glazing, oi ildino >«> PAPEHIXG executed in the bat style. Particular attention paid to GRAIN ING, VARNISHING. POL ISHING, ORNAMENT I X G and F.NAMEL 1 N G SIII P 8 CAHIN AND PARLOR. CAR RIAGE PAINTING. OIL MHNI8II E D ANI) WATER P R O O F O I L D1N O.— LOOKING GLASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES Hr.Ut,Loin. SIGN PAINTING of every deerriptron lone on reasonable terms. 2 »f I. FRAZIER P.H.HARDIN6,M.l)., Offer* his professional service* lo thecitisen* el K.i» earth and vicinity He anient*. .A.'f/nec/A //name I'f H may t>* found at t h* office of Dr McA’fiatai lunnq ail buemma hour* of iheday. except whan pr •••icmally enfafad. ffrfemfw DANIEL McRL'K* 2B |i (fenser PROF KORI KY M'NGI MW Jefersm Mad Col JOSEPH PANUOASf M II 9*r-».n la the Penn Hospital J, II. JOHNSOY Painter, <2Ma?iec PAPER VlANOKR Wt: FKANKLI.N ST 01s I HIC1' SClIO01.S~ -AND PENMANSHJ1'! PA YK>N. DUN -u\ * KlRNEl.■* t H *MMN'KD MYTEM OF II A»‘/l* f’f.N « A Vv l. t-irpeiei. Ynmber* 3 4 >.*(«!* -•* tr j^,‘oltl, vU,*e.f to the n»i la nI pup • m | i »■■ r . *•!* ret hull* tin! lehr* I'd l»ent rn>en dvvi.niv •f .mpr »•. f in ifw an. The r-pies er* i.tlu.yray ■ • »th«h-v.l •! each .«**• tt<nly ireetlmi tL «>r< »i"i lap"! hand ant ,tr if.e aathnt* •lo* »’i * • vs el: P'toen n need farther > t.re •f F-»rm# of .Vnfee f.ill* of Eirhenc*. l bou f*ia • most in use in (hr different Stale* by all ( u»* -lir*«» r.r<v and ofi*Ina! * th thi# sene* of Uvk# « • houid f» Hi I'* IWod* at eevry male an ‘ ferna * th> u# h rut the land For *«!e at the <■•* slorus in l i'isnrth fe*i|»'n /fn.ftw arid the Uomn fenerally finSu CH IRIKS LdWKI.L ATTORNEY Sl COUNSELLOR AT LAW £i7*ie«riA. ffsacet* County .tfaiv MR I #WK1.L flee* prompt *n«f Ufornni altee.lioi in the various duties of hi* piolm.an and • firf his serraow la the Collection n< W* i. B«d th> LTnnpromiae and adjustment of disputed and desparata demands January It. «$**. tfl)$ CHARLES LOWELL TO HIS


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ocr: SprrUl Dotiai. pon NEW ORLEANS — j I The Steamer LA UK EL HILL Captain Hoojier, leaves* Baton Bong# - very MONDAY Mid TUES DAY EVKNINQ for New Oorleans. The Steamer C. D. JR., Captain S. S Selleck, leave* Baton Rouge every WED NESDAY and SATURDAY. The Steamer CAPITOL, Captain E. L anoor , leaves Raton Roage every TUES ** P. MILLTTE, DAY EVENING. decl0-d-tf. Agent. t»ew Ham«, Short trier* and « M m, WE HAVE received to-day, New Ham», Shoulder* and Side*, ta which the at tention of customer» i» called decta. M ontan ft bro. l*ew Butler and. Cheese. a CHOICE lot of Fresh Western Re XX serve Butter and Cheese, .fust received by (decia} montan & bro. Dancing Academy, ¥]. ORERAR, ropeetfnlljr Infnrin* Ihe l.adlen • and Gentlemen of Baton Kouge, that h» wlllop»n liii Ol*»««» on Tlmrdny the I Ith Init., at Ihe ''I,] Mnoriic 11*11, i Ter E. Bogel'« »ruf Store. Enteroore on Lafayette street, DA rs A ND ttOVRH Of TVlTHift Fur Mitte», nnd Muster», Tuesday, Thnr»d*y Slid Saturday, from S to 6 o'clock. Cor gentlemen, the aim* Nights, from Seitn to Nlnp o'clock. FOR TK, It MR, Apply to Ma. Ca*»<a,»t the Room, Private Lemon», alto given at Amlnarle* an4 residence». [d«c.9-tf] DIRECT IMPORTATION of Wines, Liquor », Oil*, nn<1 Family Groceries. BY JULESHÖJVJVECJIZE, lafayette street; Keil floor to ft. •fonrrlnn'e Oritg Store. rpHE nnderslgned r»«pectfullj , I Informs the Merchant*,Plan I 1er", Barkeepers arid the public I Kcoerslly, that he has received! nnd Is constanly receWIng the J fholcst articles In his line,® amonir which are the following : best SAZARAC—Vintage of 1TW. 1805. régnas and Brandies of all qualities— Old Boarlion, Monong*h«la, Kye and Ttisealoei* Wh!«key, Port Wine, of the »erjr best quality tor inirnllds. Msderla, ("harry and Marsala Wines #f nil ernde« from the " Old London Dock" lo eo«b mon Wolfe's Genuine Pctinappi, Verraootb, Hei land Oln. The nnderslgned keeps on hand the most oe!« hmted rlritage* of Claret, direct from Europe— »uch as Chateau I.aflle, Margaare. Lstonr, Glt ennr«, fU. Emlllon, it. Three brands of Borgundjr Wine». derî- JVI j KB BONHBCAZE. L A DIES HEAD »REUSES. KACHEL RINGLETS. Comfort*, end Children'* Shawl*., Knit Cloake and Cap» for Children. nov -Il ,T. SfMON ft CO Blicksmitha Tool». BE LI.OWS. 30. 3?, 34, 30.38.40 inches ; Buttrige», PinpeT», Tone», ft c , »t nov28. Montai* ft Hiiouet'», Church »treet, oppo»iti« Harney House. Duoka and BqnfrralaM Hunters can find at ivwan & H« aur.r't a* good a variety of English Double and Single Oun», M can be found in Ibis City—they range in price from US to $60, Älao, Powder, Shot,'Cap*, fcc. constantly on hand. LAROE and varied »»sortmeni of W'ines, Liquor», Segar», efe.,for*ale cheap by, novlS EDWARD BOGEL. A RKHEIVFJ) THIS DAY. .10 BBLS Fre*h Floor. 20 '• " " dec3 Montai» If B ro . A 1.4IU> AHO LARD Olb. FEW barrel» of Lard and Winter Strained Oil on h«f.d and for sale br dcc3_ m. G. BRY AN M h O I. C\ pZ BAGS Patent'and Buck Shot, ju»t /C" / received afid for sale by der3 M- G. BRYAN. SITOT. 100 SACKS SHOT— Buck and Drop. 7'ono Percussion Cap*. dec3 MONTAN ft BRO. WOOI.F.-V «««»«.-LA large stock ofCaMl m»rs. bnth llhtek and Fancy, Satinets, £lnd «ey«, K»ntncky Jeans, Attakapas, Black, and Oolnred Broad Cloths, *c., *c.. for sals at the Ba ton Rouge Basar, corner of Main and l«nrel jl». by rioT-23 J. A. TROU8DAI.B à C«. YANKEE PLOUGHS. JU/9T received p»r Bark Havana—ITS Tanke» I'louehs of a. King k On.'», Manufactory, mnd<> exprfMly for the cultitallon of Corn and Cotton, as.orted from No. 1 to 4, eitended Bars deel LARflWTnea ft Lahowk, A Goshen Baiter. CHOICE lot of the above. jn»t ree'd by the subscriber and offered to the trade. Barber ft Bïmamik'». Western Batter. FRESH from the Dairy, in l»rg» »«1 smill keg* for sa e at dec-5. B arber ft B rnjami»'». Floor. BAKERS Maille City Mill». Jtnt re ceived and for sale at dec-S- Barsre ft Bruj awiw's WINES. 150 CASES Claret, various brand». Superior Old Port Wine, " tt Sherry, " " Materia, ' " Muscat, Old Bnrbon Whiakey, " Cognac Brandy, H Holland Gin, '* Jamaca Rom, Cordials and Annegetto varioo» quali ties. For »ale at retail by decS MONTAN ft BRO. MINCE PIES. CIDER, Current», Mae«. Citron. Ground Ginger and Caama. For »al« by M wta * ft Sao.

place_of_publication: Baton Rouge, La.

geographic_coverage: Louisiana--East Baton Rouge--Baton Rouge

publisher: G.A. Pike


The weekly Columbian. [volume]

place_of_publication: Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.

publisher: Oliver & Wilson


San Andreas independent. [volume]

ocr: THE INDEPENDENT is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at ban Andreas, Calaveras County. Cal. Office 1 r ~°* c oran’s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner o» Mam street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. ’TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00 ; three months, $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.

place_of_publication: San Andreas, Calif.

publisher: G. Armor


ocr: Saturday, Pecember 13,1556. AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT. Vallento, D. P. Mcllarg Murphy's ....Smith & Haynes Douglass' Flat, Park k Stevenson Angel's Vamp, Stickles k Bro.; S. S. Abbott Jenny Lind, John Stockton, ;..... ;; J. F. Mokelurnne JULI,... S. Old Gu1ch,. ..... A. G.


ocr: the independent is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas ; Calaveras County, Cal. Office f ° r . COT&n 8 Tire-proof Stone Building, corner of Mam street and Broadway. GEOROE ARMOR, Publisher. ’TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; . three months, $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING—One .square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount "rill be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Carets, iftjf exceeding four lines $2.00 per


ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran’s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner of Main street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; three months. $2.00. 'TERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.


ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran’s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner Main street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; ■fhree months, $2.00, VERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.


The Nevada journal. [volume]

ocr: (Tlif fttbata Journal. p* £V».RY VlUo*> «ORNI'*O -U N P BROWN & Co. , i, «s*»<*v:»v £ G. WATTfc iT P -IRO* S *t Ai> S 1 REE T. NF.V \D* TER M S ■- ■ jpc /eav ¥ v «Xf ♦ or «x »a>mth~. 4.01; ► ibree raoulbs MX' single ?opio«, *3»srtwcirents >i*B2itecl i‘ •ec<o ial»u rr.tu Jcb Work, ip all its varieties. ncitl\ am 1 pr >.r.ptiv £x »,»»ed '>ith the bes cnalcrii' and at ttc xc'V'cst cash

place_of_publication: Nevada City, Calif.

publisher: W.B. Ewer


The weekly Columbian. [volume]

ocr: ill a r r i e b . Married — By Kid. B. P. Reed, Mr. A. Lea vitt, Merchant, to Miss Ann E. Tobey, daugh ter of Dr. S. L. Tobey, all of A. [We tender our thanks to the happy couple, for a generous slice of the bridal loaf.] The Shasta Republican says: At Bestville precinct, in Klamath county, 101 votes *vere polled,’and Buchanan obtained 102 majority!


The Nevada journal. [volume]

ocr: . ged 35 years, formerly cf Now Orleans.


San Andreas independent. [volume]

ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office | in Corcoran’s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner of Main street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; three months, 52.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.


The weekly Columbian. [volume]

ocr: Hlarricd. Married —ln the city of Weston. Missouri, on Thursday the 9th of last October, by the Rev. F. Holeman, Mr. BENJAMIN. F. OXLEY, re cently of Columbia, Cal., to Miss. EVALYN RANDOLPH, of Livingston Kentucky.—Sacra mento papers please copy, We clip the above notice from the Weston Argus, a Missouri paper, and take great pleas ure in giving it a place in the Columbian. Long life to the happy couple! Frank Osley is held in high remembrance by his numerous friends in Columbia, all of whom join in sympathising with him in bis mitfwiunss.


The weekly Sierra citizen. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Downieville, Calif.

publisher: Helm, Brannon & Co.


San Andreas independent. [volume]

ocr: THE independent IS published every SATURDAY MORNING at .-an Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran’s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner ot Mam street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; three months, $2.00. TERM. I '. OF AD\ ERTISING.—One square of twelve lines, first insertion. $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.


ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, at San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran s Fire-proof Slone Building, corner of Main street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $3.00 ; Six months, $3.00; three months, $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.—One square twelve lines, first insertion. $2.50; each sub sequent insertion. $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per month.


ocr: THE INDEPENDENT Is published every SATURDAY MORNING, San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office in Corcoran’s Fire-proof Stone Building, corner Of Main street and Broadway. GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.—One year, in variably in advance, $5.00; six months, $3.00; three months, $2.00. TERMS OF ADVERTISING. —One square of twelve lines, first insertion, $2.50; each sub sequent insertion, $1.25. A liberal discount will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $2.00 per ■month.


The weekly Columbian. [volume]

ocr: Columbia, Dec. Ist, 1856.


Der lecha patriot.

ocr: Allentown Cabinet-Ulllarenlager No IL Wcst Hamilton Straße, gegenüber der Lech> Patriot Ofsiee. S. G.Y SÜL S Ccrü nreülocmeere jeder Bciicnniing, bestehend aus Bureaus, Side Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Dining, und Breakfast Tischen; ebenfalls, Whatnot und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-Sitz Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Pianostiihle, Bettstellen von jeder Art, bitten. Er verfertigt ebenfalls auf Bestellung jede ?krtvor Furnitur, und jeder von ihm verkausteArlikel istwar euch selbst, an 5 No. 3ü Wcst Hamilton Straße oder am Schilt des gelben Vorhangs. November 29. ngt? Hosrp!' woblfeilcr Mtt sik - Sto b > >' '6 '' !- r r

place_of_publication: Allentaun, Pa.

publisher: Solomon Gross und Edwin Reiper


ocr: September!j. ng'iui Fertige SpätjalnS und Wintcr-Klcidcr- Trvrell und Metifter, Ecke der Sechste» und Hamilton Straße, gerade von ! Pretz, Gull) und Co's Slore gegenüber, i n A ll e n t o w n. Machen ihren Freunden Wintcr^Waaren iÄ.? Ä Art von Kleidern für I Mannsleute ; ausgewählt /! / >SZ iuit größten Sorgfalt, I!.'» AL und werie» aufgeniachi neueste,! Styl und Geschmack, und garantirt sich zu erweisen als das für i Bemerket, daß jedes Kleidungsstück, welches vo» i de» Eigenthümer» dieses Etablissements verkauft i wird, von ihrer eigenen Manufaktur ist, und man ! kann sich darauf verlassen, daß dasselbe von guter ! dauerhafter Arbeit ist. ln ln dem ausgedehnten Assortement können gefuuden werten : Feine Neumodige Dreß- u» d rack ! R ö ck e, vo» allen und Eng ! lochen Tü-Vrn verferllgWWMäftö-Röcke. Doppelt- und einbrüstige Westen, in endloser Verschiedenheit, vo» einfachen und feinen Seiden, Salti», CafsiniereS, ! Italienischen Tüchern, Cajäimeretten und Marseilen. Zeine schsvarze Doeskin und fane? Hofen. Ebenfalls, ei» volles Assortement von weißen und tüchern, Schnupftüchern, Hosenträgern, Handschuhen, Billige Preise. zugaben ist wa/iHMieseS Fach die Unterschriebenen aufmerksam zu ma chen, daß ihre PreißT'gewißso billig,wenn nicht etwa« billiger sind als dies an irgend einem ander» Etab lissement in Allentaun der Fall ist. Wir sind über zogt in jeder Hinsicht Befriedigung geben zu können, daher rufet an bei Trorell und Metzger. September?. ncibv v r, g, Z, vnm^Ä.M Adler.Yotel, >! No. !! West Hamillon - Straße, Alleutmiu^Pa. Februar k>. nqlJ Doktor Schultz. Office—No. Ost Hamilton Straße, einige ren unterhalb Pretz, Gnlh und Comp's Stohr. ' Er ist daselbst zu allen teilen, bei Tag «der Nacht, ' >


ocr: S a l z. GemablneS Liverpool Salz in Säcken» und lo ses Ashton feines Salz —in kleinen Säcken Dai ry do. zu haben bei Grim und Reninger.


ocr: Fenster-Blenden. Cin neues Etablissement der S t a d t A ll e n t a u u. AH" AA'' daß >''.ne neu. und sie hoffen sich dieselbe fernerhin durch Billigte», Pünktlichkeit und die Mite ihrer Blenden zuzusich ern. Nose und Hnmbert. Allentaun, Januar v. nqZM


ocr: Lecha Cannty Maschinen -Schap. Schweitzer n. Säger, Manufakturistcn ven NferdrgcwallM, Dreschmaschinm» WelschkornschÜ ler, Heu- und Gctraide-Reche», Schneidbän kt und allen andern Bauern Geräthen, sie zu allen Zeiten freuen wird, allen ansprechenden Freunden, durch'Zlrtikel in ihrem Fache aufzuwarten. Sie rechnen nicht« um ihren Steck zu zeigen welcher besteht aus einer Verschiedenheit von David Prouty's Patent Prcmitn Psliigm, näm lich - Patent Eentre Draught Pflügen, Selbst schärfende, do., Doubble Mould, do-, Verbes serte Bergfeite, do., Premien Sub-soil, do., Michigan Doppelte, do., so wie auch verschie > dene andere Arten Pflüge. Ebenfalls! Wrjtchkoim- und Cob-CruscherS für Pferdrgewal ten, WelschkorN-Pflanzer, Futter - Schneidet Hand oder Pferdegewalt, Welfch- das Nämliche, Kl»-. >' Dafchintn um Klee^sssis." nigenu^w. Ferner! RevolvingHen- Rechen, - Maschinen, Premien Saamen - Drills, Pserdegeivalten und Dresch maschinen, von l bis 4 Pfcrdegewalten mit Cy linder« gänzlich von Eisen gemacht, nach einem verbesserten Plan, mit einem Patent Schüttler, welcher arbeitet wenn er nur mit einem schwach en Bell an der Maschine befestigt ist. ! . Thomas S. Schweitzer, Hiram I. Säger. i


ocr: Allentown Cabinet-Waareulaget No M West Hainilten Straße, gegenüber der r'echö Palriol Osfiee. G» ch» P süss Cabknetwaar'erl! jeder Denennung, bestehend aus Bureaus, Side« Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Dining, und Breakfast Tische» z ebenfalls, Whatnot und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tischt, Spring-Sitz Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Pianostühlr, Bettstellen von jeder !lrt, wiet, die jeder in Stavt und Land troß bieten. (>r verfertigt ebenfalls ank VesteNnng Art?on No. sti West Straße odet am Schilt! des gelben Vorhangs. ??o?eniber "!>. nqll (- roße Räuberei In der Stadt Mentaim,


ocr: Mnrktb eri ckite. Preise in Allentaun am Dienstag. Butter (Pfund) . . I? »nschlirt. 2l Schnkenfleisch... 14 SNtenstücke Ii» Aep.-Whi?key (Wal) Roggen-WhiSken. . Sti Hickorn-Helz (Klast.) 4 s>l» Eichen-Holz 8 25» Steinkohlen (Tonne).'; «X» '-«!,»» 4 s>l> flauer (B orrel) Mi 50 Waizen (Büschel) 1 41) ! 70 Hafer....... 3', ! . M Eier (Dutzend) 14


ocr: O) c st o r b e »I: Am 3. Marz, in F.'rks Taunschip, Nortbamp ton Launty, an der M a r y M a g dale» a, Cbegattin des He». Henry Lerch, im Älter von tiil Jahren.


ocr: Spätjahrs Einkauf. Stiefel u. Schu- » MannS,- Kna ben- und Kinder. Stiefel, Mann« u. Knaben Brogans, Patent-Leder und Kalb, Congresj Stiefel und GaiterS, und eine große Verschiedenheit von an dern StyleS-beides von feiner eigenen Manu faktur und Ostliche Arbeit.—Deßgleichrn auch Ladies, MißeS und Kinder-Schuhe. Ein allgemeines Assortement von schwarzen und eollorirte» Lastlng, GaiterS, schwarze und far bige Kid Lace-Boots und Buckskins —alle Ar ten Morocco Schuhen. Gleichfalls ein As sortement Frauen,- MißeS- und Kiuder-Fäncy Schuhe. Gumö! Gl,ms! Gums! 1t)l)l1 Paar Manns-, Weibs-, Mißes- und Kinder Gum - Schuhe, von allen Sorten erhalten und wohlfeil zu verkaufen an No. 77 West Hamilton Straße. Hüte und Kappen. Seidene Mole-Skin und Brush Hüte, Kof suth-, Für-, und Woll - Hüte, ein gutes Assortement. —Gleichfalls fäncy Kna ben-Hüte und Kappen, sein also Manns- und Knaben Plush- und Fur-Kappen, u. s. w., Gleichfalls Trunk«, ValizeS, Cärpet- BägS, Sal ckell« u. 112, w,. beim <Sreß- und Klein-Verkauf.—


ocr: 10 Tbaler Belohnung. Entlaufen oder wurde gestohlen von den Allen» taun Eisenwerken, am lZten dieses Monats Sep tember, eine braune Mahre, < Jahre alt, 155 Hand hoch, mit langem Schwanz, einem weißen Fleck auf dcr St r«e und hat an einer Schulter vom Kummet gedrückte Gallen. Wer obige Mähre aufnimmt und gibt dem Unterzeichneten Nachricht davon, soll besagte Be lohnung erhalten. lessc V- Ä'ipinau.


ocr: Wahlkampf! ZMS ! ?l nion Cäunty-V^ftmmluug. Zufolge eineZ BeschlußeS der letzte Woche in Harrisburg versammelten llnion-StaatS Central- Committce soll heute (Mittwoch Oktober 15.) um 1 Uhr Nachmittags, am Gasthause von Henry BachmaNjin der Stadt Allentaun, cine Ver sammlung aller Gegner der jchige» verdorbenen NatiSnal'-Ziegierung gehalten werden, um Deik gäteu zu dep auf den Z l ste». L ctobcr in Harris burg stattzufindenden Union Staats-Conveiition z» ernennen, für den Endzweck ein Union Er- Wähler-Settel fiir President und Vice- President zu formircu. Alle solche die gegen die jspige National Regierung —Alle solche die gegen James Buchanän und die Cineinnati Plätform — Alle solche die gegen kie Erweiterung der Sklave rei—und Alle" solche die zu Gunsten von freier Rede und Freiheit sind, sind hochachtungsvoll ein geladen beizuwohnen. Auf Anordnung der Union StaätS-Comnlittee. October 13. Im


ocr: Lecha Patriot. Ällkntaun, Pa. April 1856. Ernennungen der Amerikanischen Na tional Convention. Für President: Achtb. Mllard Mmore, von Neu-Bork. Für Vice-President: Andrew Jackson Oonelson. Union, Mifiouri-Loi'ipromiß- und An. ti-Tar Staats-Tickee. - Für Tanal-> Commißioner : Thomas (T°. EocHrau, Bon VorkTaunty. Für Auditor-General: DavLvw Phelps» Für Landmesser-General: Waethsromew Lcrpovte,


ocr: Dr. I. P. Scholl, Benachrichtiget das Publikum, daß er noch im mer fortfährt SettS von Zähnen auf golden» Platten —von einem einzelnen Zahn, bis zu einer vollen Sett zu machen. Durch lange Erfahrung, und dadurch daß er diesem besondern Zweig der Zahnarzeiieikunde seine volle Aufmerksamkeit schenk te, ist er im Stande Zähne in jeder Hinsicht vor züglicher einzusehen, als dies durch die meisten Zahnärzte geschieht. Personen die Zähne nöthig haben, wurden wohl thun sich persönlich, oder durch Briefe an ihn zu wenden. Er zieht auch die Zähne, deren Stellen durch Künstliche beseht werden sollen. Stubcn sind an der Main - Straße dcr Stadt Bethlehem. December ö, 1655, nqZM Hollo! Wonaus? Meine Hochzeil-Surt kaufen—ich bixauf den. Weg Stopp'S wohlfeilem Bargeld Stohr. Oktober >7. "«k« Cärpcts und Oeltuch. Ein groHeS Assortement von Cärpet und Sti»- gkn-CärpctS, Flor- und T'sch-Oeltuch. zu v»rk»». scn bei Grim und Renin ger,


ocr: Joseph Weis-' wohlfeiler Wes sik - TLob v, No. ll West-Hamilton Straße, Allentaun. !s -


ocr: und Vcr^erS Zü!- 11. Mipcn-Millllfaktur Ne. West Homilton-Straße, ?llle«taun, ist jept mit einem neuen und ausgezeichucten Stock der schönsten, besten und neumodigsten Hüten, Kappen und allen 'Arten Früh lings- und Sommer-Hüten, vcrsehen, und dieselben verkaufen ihre Güter zu so billigen Preisen, als sie in den Seestädte» unserer Union verkauft werden können. Ihr Stock ist jept ganz »cu, und die Artikel in ihrem Fache kön nen nicht au Schönheit, Güte und Billigkeit über treffen werden —und da sie den einzige» vollstän digen Hut-, Kappen- und Fur-Stohr in dieser Stadt halten, so kann man sich daraus verlaßen, daß sie alle zu wünschende Artikel in ihrem Fache beständig zum Verkauf halten. Ihre Hüten und Kappen sind meistens von ihrer eigenen Fabrika tion. und wer von ihnen kauft, wird sich nie bt trogen finden. «iÄ"Sie sind dankbar für bisher genossene libe rale Kundschaft, und hoffen aus ferneren Zuspruch derselben und auf einen Zuwach» der Gönner. Allentaun, April 9, ngkv SoniitagSscdnl- Liedersammlung. Eine Sammlung von schönen deutschen Zonutagsschul-Liedern auf hübsches Papier ge druckt. soeben erhalten uud zum Verkauf im „Pa triot" Buchstohr. Preis sehr billig. 25 Cent» das Dlchend, Cents einzeln. )u»i 4. . Zy»


ocr: Dr. A I. Gri«, A. M. Adler Hotel, !se. 3 West Hamillon - Stroß«, Allentaun— Pa F bruar kl. 1 nqi «it


ocr: Alleiuotr» Cabi net-Wlillreulaget No 3ö West Hamilton Strasie, gegenüber der Cecha Patriot Office. S. T. Ys-lzs Cablttcewaaeen! jeder Benennung, bestehend aus Bureaus, Sidt- Boards. Pier, Center, Card, Dining, und Breaksast Tischen ; ebenfalls, Whatnot und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-Sij; Schaukelstühle, Cosas, Pianostühle, Bettstellen von jeder Art, No. 36 West Hamilton Sträße oder am Schill des gelben Vorhangs. November L! 1. ngl Z MoßeNäuberei In der Stadt Allentaun.


ocr: Fenster-Blenden. Ein neues Etablißeneiit in der Stadt A lle llt all n. Die Unterzeichneten Fenslerlilcndei» j a » il fält u r, in der Stadt Allentaun, - >r.d zwar an No. 1 Ss> !' Hamilton-Straßc errichtet haben allwo Palcnt Ver> l sitrung an alle» Bleu >'>' i de» gebrauchen—diesel - H ? be immer an den niedrig- . Pssjsit,, ver fertigen, und dieselbe auf Bestellung an irgend ei nen Ort senden werden. Alle Arbeiten werden unter ihrer eigenen Auf sicht verrichtet, und man kann sich daher daraus verlaßen, daß sie nur von der besten Art sein wer den. Sie sind dankbar für bereits genoßene Kund schaft, nnd sie hoffen sich dieselbe fernerhin durch Billigkeit. Pünktlichkeit und die Güte ihrer Blen den zuzusichern. Nose und Hnmbert. Allentaun, Mai li. nqZM


ocr: Früjahrs-Güter. Hut- n. Kllppen-Mannfnktnr Ne. 25, West Hamilton-Slraße, Allentaun, ist setzt init einem neuen und ausgezeichneten Stock der schönsten, besten und ncumodigsten Hüten, Kappen nnd allen Arten Früh lings- und Sommer-Hüten, versehen, und dieselben verkaufen ihre Güter zu so billigen Preisen, als sie in den Seestädten unserer Union verkauft werden können. Ihr Stock ist jetzt ganz neu, und die Artikel in ihrem Fache kön nen nicht an Schönheit, Güte und Billigkeit llber troffen werden —und da sie den einzigen vollstän digen Hut-, Kappen- und Fur-Stohr in Stadt halten, so kann man sich daraus verlaßen, daß sie alle zu wünschende Artikel in ihrem beständig zum Verkauf hallen. Ihre Hüten Kappen sind meistens von ihrer eigenen Fabrika tion. und wer von ihnen kauft, wird sich nie be trogen finden. sind dankbar für bisher genossene libe rale Kundschaft, und hoffen auf ferneren derselben und auf einen Zuwachs der Gönner. Allentaun, April 9, von vorzüglicher NiUe sind zu . bei I. B. Mose r. > Allentaun, Axril 2.


ocr: Stühle! Stühle l Stühle Ein volles Assorttment vom Stühlen wird beständig a» MAvU herabgesetzten Prei» Ben auf Hand gehalten.— Alle die solche zu kaufen wün schen, würden wohlthun wenn I anrufen bevor sie sonstw» /5 kaufen, in der Hainilt»« St.» erste Thür« «beihalb Hagels» buch'S Hagciil".«ch u. Vr^dkr.


ocr: Alleüwt!.« Codi iicl-Wiilirciilagtr S. H. lUI Allgemeinen achtiingsocll ,» benachrickiige». cr fortwährend aus Hand hall «in ocr^üglichek Caükueüwaavclv Bcncnnung, bestehend aus Bureaus, Sidc- Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Dining, und Vlt.ikf.ist Tischen; ebenfalls, Whalnvt und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-Sitz Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Piaiiostühle, Bettstcürn voll jeder !irt, einem allaemeinenAflertenieiit >.on K üch e» « r ä I l>, w.lcUeS alles er a» Preisen oerkausei


ocr: Lecha Patriot. AUentaun, Pa. Pkai 7. 1856. Ernennungen der Mg, U tivnal Convmticn. Kur President. - Aihld. Mi»«rd Lillmore, v^n Aür Vize president, Andrew Zückoon Oonelson. »en T« nn «sfee. Mistouri-Lompromiß. und An ti-Ic-Z' Seaats-Ticker. Für Canal - Commißionet : Thomas E. Cüchva«, j Für Auditor-General » DcdvwitL PtzelpS von Armstr «ng s!> unt »i . .. Für Landmesser-General i VckvLhslsmew LKpsvte- Ben VradfordCountv:


ocr: D.. I. P. Scholl, lar,n«e-!t Benachrichtiget das Publikum, daß er noch im mer fortfährt ScttS von Zähncn auf golden» Platten —von einem einzelnen Zahn, bis zu einer vollen Sett zu machen. Durch lange Erfahrung, uud dadurch daß er diesem besondern Zweig der Zahnarzeneikunde feine volle Aufmerksamkeit schenk te, ist er im Stande Zähne in jeder Hinsicht vor züglicher einzusegen, als dies durch die meisten Zahnärzte geschieht. Personen die Zahne nöthig haben, würden wohl thun sich persönlich, oder durch Briefe an ihn zu wenden. Er zieht auch die Zähne, deren Stellen durch Künstliche beseht werden sollen. Seine Stuben sind an der Maln - Straße der «tadt Bethlehem. December 5, 1855, nqZM A, Mim, A. M


ocr: Wiebev urrd Vergerv gut- u. Kap^Ml^nnü;k!ur No. 25, West Hamilton-Straße, Allentaun, ist jetzt mit einem neuen und ausgezeichneten der schönsten, besten und neumodigstcn Hutcn, Kappe»» und Furwaaren versehen, und dieseben verkaufen ihre Güter zu billigen Preisen, als ste in den Seestädten Union verkauft werden können. Ihr Stock jetzt ganz neu, und die Artikel in ihrem Fache kön nen nicht an Schönheit, Güte und Billigkeit über troffen werden —und da sie den einzigen vollstän digen Hut-, Kappen- und Fur-Stohr in Stadt halte», so kann man sich darauf daß sie alle zu wünschende Artikel in ihrem beständig zum Verkauf hallcn. Ihre Hüten Kappen sind meistens von ihrer eigenen Fabrika tion, und wer von ihnen kauft, wird sich nie be trogen finden. sind dankbar für bisher genossene libe rale Kundschaft, und hoffen auf ferneren derselben und auf einen Zuwachs der Gönner. Allentaun, Sep. 19. Cärpets und Oeltnch. Ein großes Assortement von Carpet und Stie gen-CärpktS, Flor- und Tisch-Oeltuch, zu


ocr: Allentaun, Pa. Juni 18. 1856. Ernennungen der Amerikanischen Na tional Convention. Llir Preside nt: Achib, Mllard Minore, von Neu-Jork. Für Vice-Prtsident! Hndrcw Jackson ZZonelson, vt» Tenne ssee. Union, Mißsuri-Compromig- und An. ti-Ia? Staato-Licket» Für Canal - Commißioner: UhiZmaS E. Cüchvan -5!) vn Dort Caunty. Für Auditor-General! Dwewtu! Phelps- Won Armstrong Caunty. Für Landmesser-GtNtral: SZavGülümoW Layovl^-,


ocr: Juni l>. nqZ "! Dr. Z. P. ScboZi, Bonackiichtiget das Publilimi, daß er noch im mer sorlfährt ScttS von Zahnen aus goldene Plattcn —von einem einzelnen Zahn, bis zu einer volle» Sett zu machen. Durch lange Erfahrung, und dadurch daß er diesem bcsciider» Zweig der züghcher ei»,»setze», als dies durch die meiste» Zahuarztt geschieht. Personen die Zähne nöthig haben, würden wohl thun sich persönlich, oder durch Briefe an ihn zn wenden. Er zieht auch die Zahne, deren Stellen durch Künstliche besetzt werden sollen. Stuben sind an dcr Main - Straße der «t-tadt Bethlehem. December Z, 1855, nqZM Dr. Z. I. Grim, A. M. Adler Hotel, L>o. I West Haniiiion-Straße. Allcntauu^-Pa. Februar N. n.N? An


ocr: pr. H. I. Gtim, A. M, Adler Hotel. Mo. 3 West Hamilton - Strape. Allentaun^Pa -ebriiar 6.185«. nq,J


ocr: Stühle! Stuhle! Stühle! Ein volles Assortement von i» Stühlen wird beständig an i/MZy// herabgesetzten Prei auf Hand gehalten.- ÄUe die solche zu kaufen wün schen, würden wohlthun wenn « H sie anrufen bevor sie sonstwo kaufen, in der Hamilton St., erste Thüre oberhalb Hagen buch'S Hotel. H. Hagtnl'uch u. Bruder.


ocr: Stühle! Stühle! Stühle! Ein volles Assorlement von hcrabgeseptcn Pret- ßcn auf Hand gehalten.— Allc dle solche zu kaufen wlln schen, würdcn wohlthun wem» » 'R sie anrufen bcvor sie sonstwo / kaufen, in der Hamilton St., erste Thüre oberhalb Hagen buch'S Hotel. Chas. H. Hagenbuch u. Bruder. 27. nqkv


ocr: Fettste;-Viendcn. Ein neues Etablissement in der S t a d t ?l ll c n t a n n. nfaktiir, Statt^^-nt^ ! den niedrigsten Eitl> Prei . ir ern. Rose und Humbert. Xllentaun, Januar N. rqAM


ocr: Auf! Auf! Republikaner, Whigs und Fremont Freunde, Auf! * ZnrWahl! zur Wahl! Freimänner erwachet, zur Errettung Euerer Interessen und Freiheiten! Der Entscheidnngs-Kampf ist da! Auf daher, und thut Cnere gan;e Pflicht! Am Dienstag den 4ten November habt Ihr zu entscheiden: Ob unsere Freiheiten geschmälert »der Sklaverei erweitert werden soll —daher ob Ihr eine republikanische Volks-Re zierüng oder eine despotische haben wollt. Ihr habt einen harten und schweren Kamps zu kämpfen: 6s ist nicht ein Kampf der Partheien gegen einander, sondern Ein Kampf des Volkes gegen eine Rotte verdorbener Aemterhalter und Scla ven-Züchter des Südens- ESistderK a m p 112 v o » Ordnung, Recht, Freiheit und der Constitution gegen Verläumdung, Hinter list, Betrug und Bestechung! Unsere Gegner nennen sich zwar Demokraten, zeigen aber durch ihr Betragen, daß sie gerade das Gegentheil sind. — Dem, sie sucheil die Siimmgeber durch List zu bewegen Gegen Freikeit und die besten Interessen des Landes zu handeln ! Und noch sogar für die Ausbreitung der Sklaverei zu stimmen ! Lure heiligen Rechte der Freiheit zu verschcr-e», die durch das Blut Euerer patriotischen Väter so theuer erkämpft Wörde» md—und für eine» Mann wie Jamcs Bucha».:» als President der Vereinigte» Staaten zu stimmen, der nie etwas, va S ihn Euerer Unterst ützu ug wert hmach t, gethan ha t, und ,i ch im in erden beste »In ereße » sci»eö Staates widersetzt e. —Der sich Einen großen Reichthum ans den Taschen des Volks sammelte. ?er die Meiuung ausdrückte, der Arbeiter sollte für 0 Cents des Tags arbeiten der »icht einmal tinen Tropfen demokratisches Blut in seinen Adern haben wollte, und per sich nun endlich durch fremde Verdienst.', durch Ränke, Versprechungen und Betrug, auf den höchsten Ehren olat) unserer theueren Republik zu zwinge» sucht. Er zog bekaimtlich schon sehr große im Schweiße durch Euch verdiente Summen Gelder, aus der National u»d möchte »un noch gern Thaler mehr ziehen, für n »en solchen Mann mochte» unsere Gegner, die Freuude der Selaven Treiber, Euch zwingen zu stimmen. Er ist einnni» c>er Eure Bedürfnisse nicht kennt —nein in seinem ganzen Leben hat er nicht eine Tags Arbeit verrichtet. Auch ,» dem Schlachtfeld? noch in irgend einer andern gefahrvollen Hinsicht hat er Euch je irgend Dic»ste geleistet. Er hat jich der Ä-wäblung der braven Melden Harrisou, Taulor und Scott, und dem große» Staatsmann Henry Elay wider,etzt, und somit ae-eigt, das, er kein Gefühl für Männer hat, die Leben für unseres Landes Wohlfahrt wagten. Zugle.el, ver liert nicht aus dem Auge daß dieser nämliche Jamcs Buchanan die Cineinnati Plätform indor,irt hat, die bekanntlich dt-


ocr: ss > i Unsere Freunde sollten sehr sorgfaltig sein mit den Erwähler-Zettel, Indem ohne Zweifel gefälsch te Tickets durch unsere Gegner auf die Wahldistrik ten am iten November gebracht werden.-Man sehe daher nach, daß einredn Name recht ist. Der obige Zettel Ist ganz richtig und wir rathen unstrn Freunden an, diese Zeitung niit auf die Wahl zu nehmen und die Wahlzettel genau mit dem in der Zeitung zu vergleichen; Nimmt von niemand einen Ticket, außer von Euch bekannten Whigs und Republikaner, die erprobt sind,- gegen die Ausbreitung der Sclaverei zu sein. Sehr leicht ist eS um sein« Stimme betrogen zu werden, wenn man nicht auf feiner HM ist, nnd zu sorg fältig kann man keinesfalls Name un seres ErwtihlerS für diesen Distrikt, ist Gnleb N. Taylor. Man rufe an in dieser Drucke rei, allwo man sicher die rechte» Tickets erhalten kann. Die Wahl fiudet statt Am äten November, Nnd rS wird blos 5iS 7 Uhr AbeudS gestimmt. Keine Tickets.


ocr: Fenster-Blenden. Ein nettes Etablissement in de rS t a den niedrig,?.-« Sit» Prei t!.-


ocr: Venitian Blenden. Der Unterz.ichneke gilt hierdurch Nachricht, daß er das gmzr Etabtisement des Heer» Muir tänsitch an sich gebracht bat. und daß ee nnn be reit ift alle Arte» F e n st e r . B l e n d en. von dcr besten Qualität und an so billigen Preißen wi ßt in den Citys verfertigt iverde.,. zu liefern. Mai» spreche vor an No. 3ü West-Haniilton Straße. S. H. Priee. AllcntZll!', Januar?. 185 S. N 4?»


ocr: F'ccha Patriot. Mmtaun, Pa. April lv^>li. Ernmnungen der Amen'sanisä)tn Na tional Convention. Für president, Achlb. Millard fiiimore, ven Neu-lerk. Für Vice-President, Andrew Zackson Oonelson^ von Tennessee. Union, Mißouri Compromip. und An ti-Tar Staata-Tictet. Für Eanal» Comwißioner > Thsmaö G» Co eh ran, Fiir Auiitor-General : Darwitt Ptzelpö, O«nArmsir«ngCaunl?. Für Landmesser-General - WaetholoMew Lapsrte,


ocr: Lecha Patriot. Allcntaün, Pa. September 24.1856. Republikanische lxrnennnngcn: Hür President: Col. Johu C. Fremont, v«n Neu-Berk. Für Vict-Prcsidcnti Achtli. svMimn L. Ocnitou, von Neu-Jersey Union, Mistonri-C'SmpromiH- und An »i-Lar Staata-Licket. Für Canal - Commlßioned t THoINKS E. CüchVKN» . Bon V«rk Caunty. Für Auditor-General ! Kavwilt PhelyS, Hz«n Armstrong Caunty. Für Landmesser-General: Von BradfordCaunty: Ilnton Caunty - Ticket A sse mbly : Owen L. Schreibet', N. Wheithall. Gehülfsrichter: Charles Keck, Allentaun, Cdward Köhler, N. Wheithall. Scheriff: Jacob Schleifer, Allentaun. Com mißion er: John Seiberling, Lynn )sp. C a u n t y-L a n d in e ß e r: Elias Mertz, Allentaun» Armendirektor: David Gehman, Nieder-Milford. Caunt y-A nwald: Charles M. Nuuk? Allentaun. Recorder: Benjamin M. Krauß, Allentaun. Auditor: Franklin P. Mickley, N. Wheithall. TrustieS: Michael D. Eberhard, Ällentaun, Stephen Barber, do.


ocr: Dr. P. R Breinig, Graduirt in der Unirtrsltät von Neu ?ork —bietet hierinlt seine proscßionelle MktZ Dienste einem geehrten und leidende» Publikunt in allen feinen Geschäftszwei ge» an. Er ist jederzeit, («renn nicht gerade ab- gerufen,) jn dein Städtchen Hellertau», Northamp- ton Caunty, anzutreffen. Hcllkrtmm, Juni lt. t3)k.


ocr: Stahlt! H anrufen bevor sie sonstwo kaufen, in der Hamilton St., tlsie Thii-e oberhalb Hagen buch's Hotel. Chas. H. Hagcnbuch u. Bruder.


ocr: Fischer! Die beste Aus ven kiinstlichen Mlicken, Seiden.Wiirmgcdärnie ?l"V. 'l J.B.Moser.


ocr: 9 Schullehrer verlangt. Die Schuldirektoren von Waschington, Tauit-- Lecha Caunty, geben hiermit Nachricht» daß besagtem Taunfchip, 9 Schullehrer verlangt und daß dieselbe stch einzufinden haben am Donnerstag den 2Ssten August am Hause von D. C. Pettr, um eine Examination zu beste und dann angenommen zu werden. Guter wird bezahlt. Auf besehl der Board. Stephen Kern, Präsident. Moses Kuntz, Seeretär. 16. nqZm


ocr: Lecha Ca »tlttv Maschinen-Schap. Schweitzer n Tä;;er, vianufakinrifkcn »eil xserd'gewalten, Dreschmaschinen» Zlelschkornschä lcr, Heu» und G«traive-Rechen, Schneidbäil ke und allen andern Bauern Gerathen, ehrerbietigst da« Nullit»»,, daßkle i,r Ztand, käuflich an sich gabracht haben, aUiro et -re zu allen Zeiten freuen wird, allen ansprechenden -reunden, durch Aelikel in ibr,!U anfjuwarien. l>estebt au« einer Verschiedenheit ren >vid Prsuty's Patent Prernim PsiSgen, näin iich - Patent Eentre Draught Psiiigm, Selbst- schärfende, d?., Doubble Mould, do., Verbes serte Bngselte. Do,, Premien Sub-Soil, do., Michigan Doppelte, do.. so wie auch verschie den« andere Arten Pflüge. Ebenfalls: liZelschkora- nnd Eob-Erusch.rs für Pferdegewal tcn, Zöelschkorn-Pstanzcr, Futter - Schneider hei Hand oder Pferdegewalt, Welsch kvrnschäler da« Nämliche. Klce maschinen um Klee zu rei nigen u. s. w. Ferner: Eggen, EultivatorZ, Nevolving Rechen, ve»dcßerte Mäh » Maschinen, Preo.'en Saamen - Drill«, Pserdeqewalten und Drefch tnaschlnen, von l bis 4 Pserdegewalten mit Ey linder« gänzlich von Eisen gemacht, nach einem verbesserten Plan, mit einem Patent Schüllar, welcher arbeitet wenn er nur mit eitteAl schlich en Belt an der Maschine befestigt lst. ivclch? erwa« in »nserrn Fach nctbis t finden ««zu ihrem Vertheil wen«: sie bei un> TbomaS S. Schweitzer, Hiran» I. Säger.


ocr: Lecha Caunty Maschinen -Schap- Schweitzer » Säger. Pferdegnvalten, Dreschmaschinen- Welschkornschä l«r, Heu- und Getraide-Rechen, Schneidbän k« und allen andern Bauern Geräthen, Benachrichtigen ehrcrdieligft da« Publikum, daß sie das Eladlisemenl oon Powell und Schweitzer, Sie, öl) «S«st-H<>mil>on Straße, einige Thüren oberhalb Ho rnbachs Gasthause, und wohl bekannt als Pewells al ter Stand, käustich an sich gebracht haben, allwo cs ste zu allen Zeiten freuen wird, allen ansprechenden Freunden, durch Arlikel in ihr«,» Fache aufzuivarlcn. St» rechnen nichts uni ihren Slock ,u zeigen welcher besteht aus einer Verschiedenhell von David Pe»utv'S Patent Premicn Psltlgen, näm »ich - Patent Sentre Draught Pfliigen, Selbst fchärfende, ds., Doubble Mould, do-, Verbes ferte Bergseite, do., Premlen Sub-Soil, do., Michigan Doppelte, do.. so wie auch verschie den« andere Arte» Pslüge. Ebenfalls: Welschkorn- und Cob-ErufcherS für Pferdegewal ten, Welschkorn-Pstanzer, Futter - Schneider bei Hand oder Pserdegew.ilt, Welsch kornschäser das Nämliche, Klee« Maschinen um Klee zu rei nigen u. f. w. Ferner: Eggen, CnltivatorS. Revolvinz Heu- Rechen, verbcßerte Mäh - Maschinen, Premten Saamen - Drills, Pferdegeivalte» und Dresch maschinen. von l bis 4 Pferdegewalten mit Cy linders gänzlich von Eisen gemacht, nach einem verbesserten Plan, mit einem Patent Schüttler, welcher arbeitet wenn er mir mit einem schwach en Bclt an der Maschine befestigt Ist. Yl"Bauern welche elwas in »nseri» Fach nSlb'ig kiaben. finden es zu ihrem Verlheil wen» sie bei um Durch viinklichc Abwarlnnq ibrcr »eschäfle so wie rechtmäßige sie ihren oollen An »Heilder Gunst des PniMims zu erhallen, wofür sie Thomas S. Schweitzer, Hiram I. Säger. Alken»»»«, ??ooem»er nbf»M


ocr: LlllenNnin, Pa. April 16. Eriikttttungen der Ainerikaiiisciteit 9!a- tivnal Convention. ü>- P ksi? cne - Achll'. Milliild MniStt, u t ic c - p'> cs, vönt! Andrew Jaclison Oanclson, t,tnio», Misiouri-»to»ipro»iisi- und An- ti-Tar Sraara-Tictet. Für Canal - Commißioncr : Themas G» CochvKtt» SZ o II N etk C a II n i y. Für Aüdiköt-6>cncral ! Dcirlvul! Phelyö, Für Landmesser-General : Waeühslomew LaHol?ref Von Bradford Caunty:


ocr: ÄndasHublikum. MrS. Lucyann Snitth ?Zi«cht dem Publikum im Ztttz», Milliner Etabli ssrment von MrS. Kaufmann, aus der der


ocr: Allentotvn 36 West Hamilton Slraße, gegenüber der Lechs Palriot Office. S. H.P sÄ s» Cat'incl'wKKvenl Benennnng, bestehend aus Bureau», Slde« Boards, Pier, Center, Card, Dining, u»d Breakfast Tische» ; ebenfalls, Wbatnot und Sofa Tische, Parlor Tische, Spring-Sip Schaukelstühle, Sofas, Pianostühle, Bettstellen von Art,


ocr: Juni Dr. I. "P. Schott, Benachrichtiget da« Publikum, daß er noch im mer fortfährt Sctt« von Zähnen auf golden? Platte» —von einem einzelnen Zahn, bis zu einer vollen Seit zn machen. Durch lange Erfahrung, und dadurch daß er diesem besondern Zwiig der Zahnarzcncikundc seine volleNufnicrksaiiikcit schenk te, ist er im Stande Zähne in jeder Hinsicht vor züglicher einzusetzen, als dies durch die meisten Zahnärzte geschieht. Personen die Zähne nöthig haben, würden wohl thun sich persönlich, oder durch Briefe an ihn zu wenden. Er zieht auch die Zähne, deren Stellen durch Künstliche beseht werden sollen. st)"Scine Stuben sind an der Main » Straße der Stadt Bethlehem. December 5, 187)5, Ar. Z, A. Mim, A. Adler Hotel, ?>o. I West Hamilton - Striße, Allentaun^Pa. Februar K. IS.iö. ,


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ocr: Dr. McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE IilVElTpiLLS. Tw)rth Wat Prparattassartke A (a. They are not recom mended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur ports. The Vermifuge, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The Liver Pills, for the cure of Liver Com plaint, all Bilious De rangements, Sick Head ache, &c. purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane's Cele brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, prepared by .St icmmq SOLE PROPRIETORS. rittS- v burgh, Pa., and take no other, as there are various other preparations now before the public, pur porting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane's, are . worthless. The genuine McLane's Vermifuge and Liver fa Pills can now be all respectable had at Drug Stores. FLEMING BRO'S, 60 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Sole Proprietors. SCOVIL .t HEAD, No. lit Chartrea lrt. New Orleans, General holerale Agent for the Southern States te whom all erd.ra must bs addressed. Sold by P. 11. Kiith Co., Athens, Teas. Wat. Bvkfis, " " J. H. Patto.1. Sweetwater, M HCBLST A JoHKSOW, Lotldoa, H J. H. M ssiLL Co.. M out Creek, " ALKXAanta dt McKamt, Denton, " J. A. A C W. CorriM. Iladisonvill. " J. M. A J. J Knox, hsrleston. " W. H. A i M. CiAfoaHLis, CliTtlaad. Pee 6. 1 806-1 T-428 Carriage Repository, Athena. Trnneettre. roxxTJ xj. Bnizaiia IS receiving a variety of Carrisr. cob sistinir of Slidssested Buggies, family

place_of_publication: Athens, Tenn.

publisher: Sam. P. Ivins


ocr: S.'K. REEDER RESPPXTFCU.T informs th clt liens f county, and the public generally, that be will to In Bciluig, Purchasin:, aad Forwarding of all of Produce. Also, to ordering Goods, CrooerWs.oc kind ef Machinery that mav be called for. He can nish Machinery, eors. Threshers, Reaper, Stalk and Straw Cutters, ef any kiad wished, at lecturers' price, freight added. " A good lot ef Thresher on th wsy and to arrive few days. AUv, one Clreulsr Saw Mill and one Holler o hand aad for sale bv 8. K. Athena, Tens., may ll-tf-jUd . DR. J. I.. ATLEH, FIiyalolAU Athens. Tenu.. WILL give hi entire attention to th practice Medicine. 001c South of th Bridge. M. R. MAY, JI. D., SUROEOy ASD ATHENS, TENN., RESrEm t'LLY tenders his services to the public. Jan. 14. 1 J DR. 3 AMES fi. TAYLOR, ATUEXS, TSXSXSSEE, "liriLLheresftergive liis whole If to the Practice of ilJicine. June 8. 1858 tf Y. H. li R. COLLINS, Associate Traveling Address, Sulphur Spring; JalylS-tfJ Khta cauaty, Tenn. fraxkTs7hau Attorney At Xj a. Athena. Tcnn. Offlx ap stiln In the Coart-hous. sept lf-1y-ll AV. F. KEITH, Attorney a t Xj , PcT-t' Athens, Tenn. jiMsa a. coots. Will , lUUhL & LOW It I, Attorneys At Jsnlt-ly Athena. Tenn. J RNAGIN & CALDWELL, Attornoya .t jainenst. eun. antra t. jsssiuis April xO-trS4i a. jont a. mi l,. Attarnev at Law and Land -viT-a nuont run iy ioiV4i WILL practice In the TAriou Couru of the nd attend to the location and sale of Laud rsVIltal. hlivina? and aaliiw.. I av. 1 t "w. m. aeiin, aq., Tm' mar GEO. W. BRIDGES ATTORXEY AT LAW, ATHENS, TENXESSEE. 1 PRACTICES in th. different ..osing tbe Third Judicial Circuit Attend to the collecting and seeurinp and will give bis undivided stt.dtion to bueines.entrti.ted to his eare. March i. 188 tf ' , BEL LOUSlI, Coassa or Mm .id Bvavs srairrs, KXoxriLLX, Tsyy. WH LIAJI JltTCEH, Proprietor. Pour Horse Msil Coaches leave dally at Tlf A. M., for M.ntv.le Dprlng. 7 June DoIsANO riereland, Tenn. T"C hor med House, situsted within a yards of the Depot, is now open for the f Traveler. Persons traveling on , East .n.rr,2,a """ Ko'nd Vrd'fa r Clev,?.M Tn" other aIH . Th. subscriber pledges himself to ate' his utmost ex r ion. tore. ..,(.,,,.,, , rmicZloruM, all Uhssc ; whjm.y hrorhim with their patronage A-P-1 "'.y! LORENZO DaLANO. (Formerly Rail Road Uout,) AlhnrmTena., Sy a WllOtSOll. r"VM!r announce, to the


ocr: luroaicaa am joMsas or 33 XI "V O- O O X Sf No. i Murray and 88 Warren streets, tVcaer 0 t'AvrcA ttrtrt, Aug-1y-tu New York. BAKER, WR1GDT & CO., vv liolosalo Grooors, Augusta, Georgia, HAVE a heavy stock of leading Orocerlet for Oeor gla, Alabama and Tennessee trade; solicit con signments ef B Ami, Hour, Corn, Bacon, laiil, d-a. CHia. saikb fx, a. BTiKK jso.s. waiuur. Aug -ly-H HARDEMAN & GRIFFIN, WHOLcasu o inin muLias lir Groceries, i'rovtsions, BtapleDry Goodst, f7our, Jiucon, liqnort, HVnct, Tobacco, Cigar, Corner of Cherry and Third streets, Aug28-tr-41t iilACO. CJKOItUI 1. WILCOXTnAND & ANSLEY, (Lnt Britcr, Wilcor , Co.) Wliolesjalo Gtjt oera, St'8 Broad street, Aua;uta, Ua. nA VINO made Urge additions to our Store, we constantly on hand a large stock of Suaur. Cot- , ilolauet. Suit, Iron, JfaiU, Tolmcco, Cigar, Tea, nagging, Hope, and every other article usually kept the trade; including a large stock of Liquor. All con ligumentior J'roduc will have eur prompt attention, l.at. baud, w ruax. j. a. wilcox, I ,.,. .H.ssLr;fA0UD8T1 IOAA Bags Rio and Laguira Coffee; M fw 7ft bags Old Government Java Coffee; ITiO hhds. Porto Itiro and New Orleani Sugar; 80O bbls. A, B and C, Clarified do; 100 " OruslKd do; 2.1 packages Loaf do; 100 bbls. choice Syrup; 1,600 kegs Nails, assorted sites ; 800 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles ; 800 boxes Soap and Starch; 100 kegs Soda; 800 boxes Tobacco, all gradet; 100,000 Clgari: 800 colli Bed Cord and Plow Linei; For tale low by WILCOX, HAND k ANSLEY, Aug 2U-1y-4U Augusta, Ga. Alex, 1YL Wallace, General Comniission viMLER j.v rnonucF, Atlanta, Cirorfrla, WILL give special attention to the talc or Lard, Flour, Whiskey, Tobacco, Ac, Ac. Nov .-ly-878 ' .' HYATT, McBURNEY & CO., tunacT mroaTxas ma wholxsali dulihs ig Foreign & DomesticDryGoods, No. 87 Hayne street, Charleaton, ft, C. I. HVATT, . BISSKLTIXI,. . . . AUOOSTr! 0 WTLT, w. n'ui'Rssr... .a. i. oiu.asris, chas. roaixa. juneo-iy-sux r. x. oijiaivri33NrT)3c3rf WITH . otto. scBArrxn....Gxo. anBKaTS...,Bxxxr c. Schaffer, Roberts & ' iMfohTkas a an jtiBBxas oe - IX o as i e y. Staple & Fancy Dress Jrirrlry, LooHng-Ulanr, Comht, Brtmhfi, Perfumery, French and German Fancy Goods, Ac, No. 187 Markkt STRgk-r, (between 4th and 6th,) mayotMy-ttil Philadelphia, l'a. HARD W A RE. COUKTA U V, TKNK I5T& Dill KIT IMPORTERS OF Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, I'lstoli, No. 85 IlATNR BTtlKKT, CHARLESTON, S. C. WILLIAM 0. OOURTNET. GILBERT B JAMES B. IVANS. June 17. '88 tf ' rT m. vuv hers onT (."ftteofiMor to C. Wattac A JfcPhcrnm,) Main Street klloivillc, J lin., aoknt ma viia sals or Macon Steam Mill, n0wcU, rljht and Sylvan Mill Shirting; Georgia Osnabcrgs and Yarns; Tobacco, Buckets, Tubs, Ac, Ac. Term: Four months. JuiT 20-1y-8ofl GILLIL ANDSHOWE L & C0 ' Q1RCCT IMPORTERS j PRALKRg IN Foreign and Domestic Drj Goods No. S3 Hayne atreet, CHAH1.K SIOJX , . f. N.B. Bolting Cloth alwsya on hand. WM. It. OII.LILAND, 8IDNIT W. D. OILLILAND. JAMKS QILLILAND JAMKRtl. NtCIIOIA Oct. 81. 1861 tf JB2 BRKHER & CALDWELL, 20 Old Slip NEWTORKi General Commission fTJARTiriTLAR attention given to the tale of aYA wi m, (ubui it'iiifil", tltfir to J. K. fass, Ksq., President Bank of Charles ton, 8. C; J. J. Stutter, President Bank of the Hrnuh lie, Yew York. July T. DOONAN. Warehouse nnd Cencrnl MEHOHANT, Atlanta, Ga. HAVING rented the tpaclous fire-proof recently erected on Whitehall street, will to the storage and tnle or Cotton, Corn, Bacon, and all other Produce with which hemav be favore.i. Having had long experience In the general trade vtcurgia, ne nnticrs nimseir that be can give tlon in the tale of all Produce, and, also. In the vonc wi nn nrucies wmcn me country may require. June6-ly-Uil A. i. sxAoo


ocr: merchandise of every description. Our facilities in point of room and convenience equal to any in the city. AugS-ly-411 Commission S. K. REEDER RESPECTFULLY Infnrmt the cltlxens ef McMinn county, and the public generallv, that be will attend to the Selling, Purchasing, and Forwarding of all kinds of Produce. Also, to ordering Goods, Groceries, tr sny kind of Machinery that may be called for. He can fur nish Machinery, such as Threshers, Keaners, Stslk and Straw Cutters, of any kind wished, at manu facturers' prices, freight added. A good lot of Threshers on tht way and to arrive In few days. A'so, one Circular Saw Mill and one Holler on band aad for sale by , 8. K. REEDKK. Athena, Tenn., may ll-tf-346 "W. 33. XXAXjXi. 3VT. 33., (Formerly of MonticMo, A'y.) rilYSICIAX AND SPHGEOK, RESPECTFULLY announces to the public that he has ' located permanently in Athens, and it now pre pared to attend on calls in town or country. Having had nine years experience as a Physician and Surgeon, and the advantages of a thorough course at two Medical Schools Louisville, Ky., and New York be flatten himself tbtt he will be able to give general tatisfactlon to sll who may need bis professonal services. Office one door west of the Office of the Post, recently occupied by Dr. C. A.Jordan. April 6, lS5o tf-8li II. E. Dorison. D. D. S., Burg on Uontist, Cleveland, Ttnn., A GRADUATE of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, having located permanently, nffcrt bis services to the citixent of East Tennessee. He under stands Dentistry at taught In the principal College! in the United State!, In all Its various hracliet. All exami nations of the mouth frse of charge. Hit charges arc moderate. sept 2S-ly-8C6 DR. J. L. ATLEE, riiy sBioittia cto Burgoou. Athena, Tenn., WILL give hit entire attention to the practice of Medicine. Office South of the Bridge. augS M. R. MAY, M. D., SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, ATHENS, TENN., RESPECTFULLY tenrlen his professional services to the public. Jan. 14. 1 22 DR. JAMES B, TAYLOR, ATHEK8, TENNESSEE, T"17"LLL hereafter give his whols attention II to the Practice of Medicine. June 8, 1858 tf W. D. & R. COLLINS, Associate Traveling Dentists Address, Julyl8-tf Sulphur Spring, Itlii-u county, Trim. W. F. KEITIT, A. ttorney n, t Xiw, w, DecT-876 Allien, Tenn. JAHK3 B. COOXB. WILLIS LOWRT. COOKE & LOWRY, Attornoyct . t X-s.xsr, janlS-ly - Athena, Tenn. JARNAGIN & CALDWELL, J. ttomoya t Xjte,xv, Athena, Tenn. HILTOX r. JARKHOIlt. April 2tt-tf-48 ....1. CALDWRLL. JOIIK A. Ill Attorney at Law and Land Agent, lloonhboro', Iloona county, lawa, WILL practice In the various Courts of the State, and attend to the location and sale of Laud War rants, buying and selling Land Ac. Befer to Hon. A. Dlbrell, Nashville. Tenn.; Geo. Brown, Esq.. Madisonville. Tenn.; Will. F. Keith, Lsn.. Athens, Tenn. may GEO. W. BRIDGES A TTORNE Y AT LA V, ATHENS, TENNESSEE. "OltACTICESin the different emintiesoom X liosine the Third Judicial Circuit will Attend to the collecting and securing of and will give hit undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. " March 2. 1849 tf 28 BELL H0UiTlV CoRxia or Mstg and Statx strksts, KNOXVIILK, TEA'V. WILMAn ItlcTRF.K, Proprietor. Four Horse Mail Coacbet leave dally at 7,V o'clock A. M., for Montvale Springs. June 18-tMo2 DoLAWO IZOTJBXj, 1'lerelnnd, Tenn. TIIK above named House, situated within a few yards of the Depot, Is now open for the reception of Travelers. Persons traveling on the Knst Tenncs see and Georgia Kail Boad, and stoppings! Cleveland, will hud this House more conveniently situated than any other. The subscriber pledget himself to use hit utmost ex ertions to give satisfaction, and to render comfortable, all those who aiav fnvorhlm with their patronage. April It, 'M-tf-894 LOIIKN.O DtLANO. XT 3X I O NIIO XT 19 33 (Formtrly Bail Iload lloute,) Allien, Tenn., By r. K, WlotBioH. TIIK proprietor respectfully announcci to the public that he has recently refitted and refurnished the above House, and that be will use bit utmost endeavor to make It the traveler', home. Hit table will b tup plied with the best the country affords. He hopes by unremitting attention to comfort of hit guests to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage. Jan25-tf-as8


ocr: AYER'S PILLS. FOR ALL THE PTTBFOSES 0? A FAMILY PHYSIC. There ha long existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on i a aura and perfectly safe in its operation, lot ha been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of ita virtue haa concl-tsively ahown witu what anccc.1 it accomplishes the purpose designed. It ia easy to make a physical ;. but not easy to make the best of all pilk-one which .hould hare none of the objection., but all the advantagea, of every other. This haa been attempted here, and with what .iicccs. we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It haa been unfortunate lot the patient hitherto that almost every putative medicine is acrimonious and irritatino; to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to mors) than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These ptut produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their ue in any luuntity ; but it is better that any medicine should jc taken judiciously. Minute directions for their ase in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, wt may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forma of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain iu the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tivencss, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Hrttrvv, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, any and every case where a purgative is required. They have nlso produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, I'ulpitution of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of aeasona. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by theit atiniulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the bodv, and restore the wasted or disc:ixed energies of the whole organism. Jlence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it is confidently bclioved this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has kitherto been availablo to mankind. When their virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. PREPARED BIT JAMES C. AYEIt, . Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Trie 25 Cent per Box. Five Boies, for $1. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of COIGNS, (OLDS, HOARSENESS, BRO.WIIITIS, tfl.00PIXG-(0lGII, CROUP, ASTHMA, A.D COXSlMPTIOJf. This remedy has won for Itself such notoriety from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to rocount the evi dences of ita virtues in any comtnunjty where it has been employed. So wide ia the ficla of its use fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,


ocr: AYER'S TILLS. FOH ALL THE PTJiPOBES OT A FAMILY PHYSIC. TtiKHB hts long exitcd a public demand for an effective purgative pUl which could be relied on sure end perfectly safe in its operation. This bu been prepared tonirwl that demand, end an exten tive triid of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it arconiplu.)ies the purpose desifined. It is easy to make a phyajcal "J J make the i bet of all ; one which should navy none of llio objection. Hit all the advantages, of every other, This hns been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully fubmit to tho public decision. It has been unfortunate for. tho patient hitherto that nlmost every purgative ttwdicino in acrimonious and irritiiting to the bow-t-ls. This is not. Many of them produce ao much trliiinx p:iin and revulsion in the system as to more tliiiu coiiiilo.rlmlaiice the Rood to le derived from them. Thine ''.' produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing obbtnio- i . i ' .1. 1 . 1- lt,.;nn minJ lion or eerann;cineiii in me uwd. vegetable, no harm can nrise from their use in any (n uility ; but it is betu-r that any medicine should te tttkoii judiciously. Minute directions for their ir;o in thti several diseases to which they are ap pUciible are. given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we niav mention Liver Complaint, in Us various forma of Jaundice, Iiidi(etion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, LiHtlessncss, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Attun, Vain in the Side and Loins j for, in truth, all these are but the con eiiirnee of diseased action in tho liver. Aa an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tirennss, I'ilc', Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof wla and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, l.'l.-crs and Impurity of the blood; in short, any and every cao where a purgative is required. They nave alio produced some singularly suc cessful cures in llliciimulisiri, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, VrvMpclas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in Hack, Stomach, and Side. They should be taken in the spring of the year, to purify the and prepare the system for tho ohunge of An oeensioniil dose stimulates the stomach bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tito nod vigor. They purify the blood, and, by thoii stimulant 'action on the circulatory system, reno vato the strength of tho body,-and restore wimtcd or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious acrangemcm exists; uu. uu Mloilu,!! IIU n;rM uviiinnciuni. - necessary dosing should never be curried too far, a every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The th.uisand cases in which a physio is required cannot be enumerated they suggest themselves to tho reason of every body ; and it is confidently believe! this pill answer a better purpose tliim any thing which Vithcrto been available, to mankind. , When virtues are once known, the public will no doubt what remedy to employ when in need of euthui tic medicine. rnUI'AIIED BV JAMES C. AYE 11, I'l-ncticul niul A nnly Ural Clicmist, LOWELL, MASS. Trio 23 Cent! pr Box. Five Eozei for SI. AYEll'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For (lie ritpltl Cure of tOltllS, COLDS,