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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
DruQs,
Liver HnvigOrntOr
sANFoRDs'

T. MEYER DERlLITATEs
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
mo FROM GUMS aud has bccoun an tabiahod fnct a
Stadard Mtdicnei known and appvud by all who have
usod IT, aud is rosutod 10 with confidence In ali Tho
uisnnsos lnr which n is recommended.
10 has cured thuumudsl within tho last two vonrr
who htd given up all hoprs, ot roef as Tho ium6rous
unsuliritrd certificates in.@ lmY possession show
Tile dose must be ndaptod<iu tao temperament OF tho
mdividunl nktng and u.s. ed in such quantities AZ 10
act euitly on the bowels T.
Lot the dictates OF veufl1 Judgment guide you iu the
use Of he hINER N-IsINitOltAr0R, and BE-
will Liver Coin-lt pluintss nilious At
tncks, nyspep~i ns.- Chronic ninrrhocn,
= y q o M - In piutmtH, ID sen tee
ry, DrOpsy3 urlNIHtOmnch, Hnhitunl
CostivcuCssS Ch0i-l-ic, Cholera, ChOle~
rn Mnrhus, Chplrrn,l Infuptum, Eintu-
ieucC, aumd G q " Female weakness
cs, aud may hu used sue = rCsstuty rs an OhDlNA-
nv FAMILY DI-&CiNE. II will cure SICK
u " u A G. " (as = thousands can teslify,) IN
TWENTY MINUTES iFlSIrWO OR THREE TEA-
spOONFULS ARE TAK-l-IEN at commencement of
attack
All who it ere giving their TESTIMONY in It's ayor
rT- MN water IN the M uth with the tNVtGORATOn,
aud swallow both together
Prlco One Dollar Per Bottle.
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FoRMING A TRI.wEEKLY LINR.

Aud running in connection at Buffalo with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL Il Il and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Erie Cana,
and at Cleveland with the CLEN ELAND PlrISBURG
Port Washington Milwaukee Racino Kcunshai and Wau-
kegan,
through receipts for property from Pntsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland to Detroit, ShchyEan, Port Washington, M-
waukoe Racine konOsha, Mnukegun Cluchgr and 20 all
points the Railroads leading out OF Chichg anu llWhu
Ths Is the only Limo running from Cleveland to the
The liberal arunage extended 10 the Line the past
son by travelling public, has induced the PrOpuenTs
grta increase their accommodations Tor passengers ana
Ia Sc desiring cheap safe aud comfortable route will find
Insurance on property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed nd "A thuu by other, II having within tho two
pn seasons anspnrted property to amount exceeding
snircn million dollars in value, without any loss
With those unOqualiod facilities tho Proprotors hope to
receive liberal patronage
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE, Agent N. Y. G. R.lL No. 2O7 Broad
NJ j. SSAULDING, Agent spauldins's Express No 2iO
CffXMBERLiN, THOMAS & co, Proprietors 2f MGR
chants Central Canal Line, No. 1871 broadway, N Y.
WA STEWART, Agent Cleveland Pittshurph Railroad,
D. Is. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
HGBBY, iIUGHES& co, Forwarding Merchants, ,Clevo-
MIX L MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
II q MCDOWELL, Special Agent Cleveland, o.
J. J TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant Milwaukee,
RiciiiMoND & CO., cor Clark and South Water stree
'D''so' SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
mnrl6:2b9 Office foot of Michigan st. buffalo. N.Y.
1859. 1859.
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTROPATHY.
The King of Remedies
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
Dernngement, Dependency, kc.

eICe
THE NEW Application of Electricity
yet discovered cnnabo Of pe manent TSmoyia indnnS
tiou CONGESTION, oftentng ofthe brain whether arising
which uuuoT later feeug Of heavinoss aud
distress ~ Ihe head with dizziness Loss Of smGon and
OF affection for nearest reltiyes and Indifference o
times would much rather do than to live ITO above
symptoms together with others which Is unnecessary 10
tho disease advances, and very frequently ormnaes Ii
tat tSe r5at sty NJ 6e manv iS35 o.
cOmtied Ia tue present day ru tluceahle TO morhity
eurenoo Of suicide from causes unknown TO the public
DeIangemen o. Ihe Sna me9a dfrangement arc IN
ho most emnott physicians, Rtedpg oup ing, purga-
Of scener, have all bean ed IN vain DR. Gibson Is die
ONLY legitimate aud tconiic Electrician in tho CITY OF
diseases with SUCCESS. lie us1 diseases Of the eve
liar to Frm1les Also Rhoumatsm, PARALYSIS of Iimbs
and GeatTul penly ael other Physicians have faiel
permanently cured by the mslrun enaly Of DI. Gibson
au i ~ - isA ,tt,si beiaalA az AiealcAl
Read the following lrou Mrs. Carlisle Of this city;
Dr. A Gbson-Dear Sir:-I wish to express the he6 e.
teen IN which hold yonr Eleutga ealmeut "a cases OF
z2lnoss, For aboqtsegm yearsl was afflicted with the
ed with you suio. ed degree amount amos to iu-
seuit S gl me assure YOU ana hle9ga yog the polio
mo9 few w2,ssag9 has quile cured me ! an well; 10
lU 5 cS5 io trt9tmept ma or your yai9rbs
win tho nYs oIous agent you ktuy employ am un
der the greatest ubgntOus and fhn take pleasure
recommending Your treatment 10 my i1ends
SiFncd MRS. JOHN CARLISLE,
No 2l Haul ultlu street, Cleveland
To the u0ve might be added volume Of certificates Of
and notices. hut the most sltisrtoT,
recommend The personal ad'antas ali may derive
from Dr GihEOu'F valuable discoveries and services
DIR, A GIBSON Eclectic ply sician,
Professor Of EleCtrppathY and MediriuO.
Dr Ghsons work ON Physiology Tor sale at his office
Tho nnv A r ever published giving IA detail tho chaTac-
ter Of man by the temperament, anu containing specific
direrti sus for plYtiunl cultivation.
Once on Ontario street over a. Beck Co.'S Store, a
from the Pubnc square Once hours nom 10
i2A NJ and tu =, M, daily sundays excepted,
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CrnaI Notifts.
FR0r0sED 1NINBlIEGg no MN CON

PitOPOsKD AMENDMENT TO THE CON
STlTuHlON
Relative 70 40 Amendment 70 The Constitution, pfuvidin
fol Annual Sos ions nf the General Assembly.
Rcsoirgi by he General Asatuhr Of fhs Sfdio Of Ohio
Ihfec-Hth Of the memhuts Of each house cuncurrng
hete that be and s hereby proposed to the electors OF
the State 10 the next annual October State election
uun the apprvtl rejection OF the following amendment
- substitute for tho FIRST clause uf The twoni fh
tion the Vcinn urGloof the Constitution Of this state
ta wit; AN regular sessions Of tho Qoneal Asfemhy
shall commence tho Ht MonhaY In January nnuuallyl
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House ol REPRESENTATIVES.
MAlNriN WEtKER,
April 5, 1889. President of tho Senaie,
SECRETARY oF STATES OFFtCEl
Columbus, o. April !, 1859. :
hereby certify that the loIugulng Jou RoslutQn, re
lrvo Go Amendment to the Constitution PROVIDING fpi
Annual sessions OF he 0cnera Assembly, a tuo copy
n p. RUSSELL
'Sl:eItoct9 seerelaIyo oil Slate
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !
ErIan.- EnnA ~ 1870

Hay.. 79.onl2 OOa lG O0water-Eastn flbbl 1s6 I q
DO baled tlton % - Sandy IFd Cemnt $40 g
Hops-........1Hb 20 lgWhite Lime d "
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFCr@-5zh
~ LalN Navigation, the Proprieors ~ AlVNiA
nf this Line Will put upon the route from 1 -
Buffalo to Chicago seven iirst-cass a uastk1zkasl
Screw Steamers ul great strength and speed,
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1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
Companies LinB Boats,

Alll6flGun anu hChl6In ltuhSpOItutiUh
Companies Line Boats,
,JeITEsA LEAVE CLEVELAND
daily for Cnicngu, Milwaukee and Sheboy-
gan, touching Btiuturmodlate ports.
POTOMAC MOHAWK,
IOWA, lTONAWANDA,
Cant Jones' Capt Palmer.
ORIENTAL FREE STATE,
Cant Briggs Capt Rounds
BUFFALO PLYMOUTH
Capt Conkey. Capt Dickson.
CHICAGO, NEPTUNE
Capt Horrick capt. Napier.
MILWAUKEE, IDUNklhk, ,,,z.i,
NILE MOUNT VERNON,
Capt. Collins. CAPT, Bennett
Tho above named Steamers are a Of the largest class
with ample accommodations for Freight and Passengers
being fitted up crpdess'g J0T ne Dpper LGke Trade
gS5s People moving Ia the MESIER STATES ana
Pixies PEAK will find this the most desirable route =
The accommodations for Families with Wagons horses and
Furniture particular such as cannot ia to give sat
faction here being Otrans mon t they feach tue port
OF destination. ,,--,.--.,..- -.
Nails Sc &c, to Chicago, milwaukee, and intermediate
" Freighs received at Warehouse for shipment and
ROceilts given
F5rFrsigGt or Passage apply and consiign to now,
mari Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
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COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons In nny part of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their with
for medicines SC.
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner Main and Quay-sta.
Buffalo N. V Sd&Wlv2Ch
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lDbpsifiaus e. gur9Eu,1s.
Dr., AMOS & SON,


An instrument for the OF Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness, Can be pOrma
ueuy cured IN IRON fifteen days to twu months by the
OF this instrument when used cOniUntly with medicines
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
100 90 DOLLARS REWARD,

JomS A. WASHINGTON o1ers reward of one
hundred dollar. for tho ecapture Of u runaway
slave named JOE, twenty lone years old, five feet
eleven inches high, with deep scar on the ri sht
side Of his throat His address and manners are
polite.
This JOHN \. Washington is the person
who sold the Mt. Vernon estate to the Asso-
citation of Ladies' and some Of our cotempor-
aries mantcstly throw cold water on the eff
forts OF the Ladies to raise money for the
P irchase. The very reason urged agairs,
is enterprise, is the one that would operate
with us to assist all we could in furtherance
of the object. Let the ladies by all means
raise the funds and secure the estate from the
clutches of 50 hcariless md mean a man as
this John \ Washington has shown himself
to be. Let it no longer be polluted with
slavery. or b. the seat where emanates
such living and outrageous 'espistlcs as
the above
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
The Teeth and their Treat.
ment.

" ho is the fortunate possessur Of q set Of
tine teeth. and would not take pains to pre-
serve them Who. is under the necessity of
having Il tooth drawn in order that the re
mainder of the set may be made perfect for
use and appearance, and would not employ
skilltul operator to remove the offender :?
Who require full set of artificial teeth and
would not prefer that an educated dentist
would replace the noldrs and incisors that
are gone, with such rs may be useful, hand
some, and permanent ? We are led to ask
these questions before furnishing our recon-
mendation of the complete establishment of
Drs. Cummings 4 Flagg, because we have
the systematic arrangement of the business
of these gentlemen. and feel no ordinary sur
prise that persons who have to call to their
aid the art and science Of dentistry, should
place themselves in the hands of unskillful
amateur operators, when for similar expense
| they might be treated by accomplished Sur
geon Dentists.
The very beautiful rooms (seven in num-
berg of Drs. Cummings & Flagg, No. %
fremont street, have recently been rtfitted
and refurnshed, and at all hours ofthe dav
the most experienced and faithful operators
are in attendance, to answer the calls Of their
numerous patients. We believe that no i'm.
provement in the dental art is suggested that
is not carefully investigated by Drs. Cum
mings Flagg. and it worthy to be adopted
they are the first to aid in its general intro
duction. Their own inventions and prepara-
tons for the diseases, and the proper preser-
walton of the teeth ARE numerous and Efficient.
Tine Nerve Anodyne, most useful and now
renewed antidote for toothache, Is the inven-
ton of, and solely used by Drs. Cummings
Flagg. This foe to the toothache, although
is efFectually and instantly removes the pain.
does not in any wise injure the teeth them
selves. There are other preparations, as
Dentrifce for cleaning, and Wash for hard
enng the gums, to which these gentlemen
claim an exclusive right. On every side we
hear great credit given to Drs. Cummings &
Flagg,by those who have been their patients,
and such testimony coming from the parties
most interested in having work well perform
ed, must be allowed to supersede all other.
We may add that our best wishes for
continuance of their success will ever attend
them.-l Boston Daily Bee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

Col. FoRNEY's PosIrIoS. The Philadel-
phia Press defines its present position with
regard to the next Presidency. 1t thinks a
''masterly inactivity the true policy at this
time. After eulogizing Mr. Douglas, and
remarking that she can be elevated to an
emnence higher than that which he now
occupies, if he shall stand steadily by his
own declarations, even if that eminence
should be the Presidency ITSELF" the editor
adds
But when we behold the extraordinary
doctrines boldly preached at Washington,
looking to the consolidation of enormous
powers in the hands of a single individual;
when we see conventions captured, public
men debauched, premiums offered Tor treason
by the small despots who have reached pow
er simply to betray it, We should neither be
just to ourselves nor to Judge Douglas, nor
o any other man who may espire to the
Presidency, by committing this journal to
the exclusive championship of any special
candidate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

month. . -
Steamers, via Nicaragua, leave New York
on the 9th and Oath of each month.
The Havana Steamers leave New York on
the I'd, It'll. 18th, 18th, and 9th of each
month. and Charleston s. c., on the 4th and
10Th.
The New York steamers of the Cd and II
are the only ones under strict contract with
government, to sail on their appointed DAYS.
Deviations are frequently made by others, to
avoid vexations guarantees, 5c.
The mail contract with the Charleston
steamers is kept up the year round.
The mail for California close at the Boston
post-office at p. NJ. on the 4th and 10Th of
every month, to 60 forward by the steamers
leaving New York on the 9Th and Goth.
The receipt of letters at the Ellsworth
Post Office, by these steamers, may be expect
ed the third day after their arrival in New
York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup for children
Teethng. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winsow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
throug the distressing and critical period of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation
If life and health be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles of Mrs. W inslow's Soothing
Syrup sold every year in the United States.
1t is an old and we'll tried remedy. None gen.
une unless the Fac Smile Of Curtis & Perkins is
ON the outside wrapper
Price only - cents bottle.
C. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale AGENT 5. F.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealcrsin Med
ee.as. ly-2I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

The BRIGHT SIDE. Publishers and ed
itors do not always receive letters Of a
querulous and faultfn ling character
Occasionally one finds its way into a
printing Office Of cheering character ALI
instinct with good will and encourage.
ment. The following paragraph is ex-
tracted from one of these Giving epis.
d ties" containing three dollars:
II find it very pleasant to receive the
weekly visits cfthe "American;" it is
usually we'll spiced with Ellsworth pluck
and ginger, and brings up vivid recol-
iections of my long and pleasant sojourn
in that place"
Yours truly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

vote 81 I2U to rs. 1t provides that any
citizen of the U. s. or any person who
has declared his 'intention to become SO
may onter quarter section Of any va
cant government land and hold the same
by actual settlem ent.
The French Spoliation bill was taken
up and under ruling Of the Speak ger
it was sent to the Committee Of the
whole, which is tantamount to sending it
out of this world. The House Commit
Zee have reported bill establishing the
new territory Of Jefferson, including the
Pixies Peak country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

We call attention to Lossings great work
1.-THE Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution
published by the Messrs Harpers. and sold
only by subscription.
We have had the pleasure of examining
the work. and think the publishers may we'll
say it is athe most accurate and interesting
history of the American Revolution ever pub
lished." 1t is highly extoled by the literary
celebrities of this country. S. b. Woodard
ESQ.,, i. agent for this section of the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

PREPARED by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ ID.
New York City,
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
suit of a long and extensive practice. They mild in
their operation aud certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Transformations, removing all distractions, whether
from cold otherwise, headache pain in the side, palpi
son Of the heart disturbed sleep, which arise from
ruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have been
disappointed in the of other Pills. place the
confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they
present to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely Vegetable and free from anything in
furious life health. Explicit direct u.s. which should
be read accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mai
enclosing 81 to the General Agent. Sold by Drug
gist in every the United states For sale by c. c.
Peck Ellsworth, Me.
Il. B. HCTCHINGS,
General Agent for The
United States, 165 Chambers, 81, Ne,c YORK
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

BURNING FLUID ACCIDENT. The Brunswick
Telegraph relates an accident which occurred
to Mrs. Maxwell, IN that town, a week ago
last evening. The fluid overlooking the tubes
commenced burning fercely, and instead Of
blowing out the flame, she attempted to
smother it with her clothing, which took
fire. She then dropped the lamp, which
broke, spreading the flames. Before assis-
lance came she was badly burned upon her
breast, face and arms. and probably burning
yapor, as she was quite sick on Thursday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
Yours truly.

We have been informed that the gem
erous-hearted women Of the town Of
Trenton, under the agency Of Mrs. VIM.
Thompson and her able Assistant, Mis-.
Nehemiah Higgins, have collected and
paid over to the Manager of the County
Of Hancock, sixty-eight dollars towards
the noble project of the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association Of the Union, for the
purchase of the home stead aud tomb oil
Washington, and for its trans nission,
for all time to come as glorious heir
loom to the people of the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
MARRIED.

In Ellsworth, Jan. Sbth, by A. NJ. Glidden
Esq, Mr. William Fullerton and Mrs. Mary A
Copp, both of E.
In Sullivan, Jan. 2sth, by Rev. Mr.. Ellis
Mr.. Joseph Z. Preble, to Miss Cynthia J. Ingalls,
both of :.
In Harrington, 10th, by Rev. C. C. Long, Capt
Thomas Mitchell, to Miss Frances Cole, both of IL
In Harrington, 22d, toy o. 5. Plummer, Esq.
Mr.. Peter Cole, to Miss Mary Hooper, both cf II
In cherry6eld, goth, by Rev. Mr., Bond, Alfred
A. Lippincott, of Columbia, to Miss Mary E
Church. both of &.
In st. Cloud, Minnesota Dec. goth, Mr.. VIM
NJ. Bradley, to Miss Emma A. Donnell, formerly
of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

At the recent distribution by lot of works
of art, by the Cosmopolitan Art Association,
our fellow-citizens, Leonard Jones, Esq, and
7. A. White, Esq., were fortunate enough
to secure elegant oil paintings. Each OF the
numerous subscribers in our city, received q
copy Of thesplended engraving the "village
Blacksmith through the Honorary Seere-
tary, d. NJ. Howard. Esq.-lWhig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP We understand
that a portion of the estate of the late Col.
Black. has been Sold to parties in Portland
and Ellsworth. The portion of the estate
sold includes the we'll known "Black's Mill"
property, with q township of timber land.
The price obtained, we learn. is about 500,
600,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

DEpIcArioS.-The Union Meeting house,
built in Sullivan the past fall and winter is
to be dedicated next Thursday Feb. 10th in
the forenoon, and tho sale Of the ps~s is to
be in the afternoon of same day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

Our composition in setting up the head
ing to the remarks Of Mr.. Estes, in last
weeks American. located that gentleman
in fremont. Mr.. Estes represents the
Trenton district ably and acceptaby,an
the people of Trenton object to his re-
moval, nolens rolens into another town
by the authority of printer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

ARrIsTreAL.-The last number of the Tri
weekly Age has finely executed portraits of 4
couple Of administration democrats feeding
at the public crib Wing
Two things were noticeable in the .pictor.
the first that they were still while feeding
and the other that collars or irons were
arranged to prevent any looking up while Sc
feeding
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

DEATH BY CuoKtNG A little child
of four years belonging to Otis Shepard
son Of BrooksvilIe. while playing with
some beans on Wednesday last week,
undertook to swallow one. which, after
remanin, in his throat until Sunday,
s,rangIel it to death. The bean wa,
extracted By Physician on Monday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

The pAcIrlc RAILROAD Bill KILLED. The
Senate, after debating and amending the ia,
ci6c railroad bill until its best friends could
not tell what it was, have finally rejected
the whole thing by the adoption ola PROPOSE
ton to advertise for estimate for three routes.
The vote was 81 to 20. Mr.. Wilson voting in
the s>-atiYs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
DIED.

In Cutler Jan. 2lst, Henry, youngest child of
Capt. Samuel and Ann j. Blunt, aged years and
months.
Dec. 1lth, Mrs. Marian, vito of Abram
Gates, aged 20 years.
Nov. 9th Margaret j.. daughter Of Moses
and Jane Bagley, aged 5years and months.
In East Machas, Dec. 5th, Charles N. son of
Elery s. and Eliza Berry, aged l year and
months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

VWe have received copy ola &c page
pamphlet, "doing" up Adjutant General
Webster's Report, "brown." Any one who
has been fortunate enough to receive copy
of the Report, should have copy Of this
metrical version OF the same Price % cts.
Z. o. Wentworth, Machias.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

To REApEns.-We have concluded to COM
mence publishing in week or two, one of
the works of Miss Bronte, giving two or three
chapters each week. Many desire that por-
ton of the American should be devoted to
such reading.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
Crals,o 4 Pain Killer.

The world is astonished the wonderful perform
ed by the CrGDP and Pair Ker, prepared by CURTIS
PERKINS. It's equal has been knows for removing
pain In all cases for tina Of spinal Complaints
Cramp in the Limbs aud stomach, Rheumatism in all it;
forms, Bilious Collie, Barns Sore Throat and Gravel it
decidedly the best remedy 10 the world. Evidence Of the
performed by any medicine, circular.
in the hands OF Agents. l0tf