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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02
AYERS
SarSaparilla

j. c. AVER 4 ca. Gents | feel ii my duty TO ac-
knowicigc what Your Sarsapara has done for me.
Having Inherited Scr0fulous Infection have suffered
from 1t in various Ways for years Sometimes II burst
cut in Ulcers en- my hands aud arms; sometimes il
turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. Two
years ago 1t broke out head and covered scalp
and with which painful and loathsome
beyond description tird many medicines aud several
ply sicians lut without much relief from any thing In
fact the disorder grew At length was rr!oiced
10 Rad In the Gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
alternative Sarspatiilal r knew from YOUR rrpu'a
tni that any thing You made must lie good. sent to
Cincinnati and il, and USED it till it cured me- took
it, as You advise. in small io<es OF a teaspoonfu
month. and used almost three BOTTLES. New and healthy
skn began form under the scah. which after
while fli oil My skin Is now clear, and know by my
feeling that the disease has gone from my system. You
can well believe that fu what am SAYING when tell
vol that hold you To- lo Of the apostles Of the age
ami remain ever gratefully. Yours.
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GROUP.

General Agents NJ. :. BURR 4 Co, &c Ire,
mont 81, and tee. c. Goodwin i Co.. II and Il
Marshall -, Boston Iy2S-9
~ For sale by c. G. PECK, Ellsworth. whole.
sale aud Retail Card bunker. Franklin; E. II.
West, do, and by dealers IN medicine everywhere.
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. Bininger' Genuine Cognao Brandy

IT'S mild delicate and fruity and Is designed to he al
rays uniform qnailty and Character. Put up ii
pint and quart bottles in containing two dozen pint
aud one dozcu quarts and sold by all prominent Drug
gist. Groccrs aud Town Agents.
The above is also for sale original packages, viz -
Eighths and quarter Casks.
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barren Ratb5berreu bic tbre &Spfe IAoa mieper
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s Werfurs ets &rutuuDn VsueK uni ben s tts eebens
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finn nt8e Ausennten Her VprSa8lt9en @gen&oftcn a5 ar
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putTen etu Sitfen Die auttete oes Au9es 5stlen
uuo ArSt, ue ipnfge aranfhet 81 te!sn? tuN gee
8ebt otes ntt tn Der geFaLsfesan8 bag man brs ol t e
grGpure Arst eIfr tn Baltimore adBel9n ldst ns prrs
1t leben Satren ne 10 asseoehnts 9cween us bar
Rrantbeten aaen 6aaen no abete IN BIS EaSen 9ebet
@iu 5eu8 ai oe grege aneR tul5ltd meT ner Sstano-
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len Upsl earau aten ea6 e naI oHr ote IN aeu IH3et
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fem suswurs ccer Die ronbeit meter M seertfeu BAT
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ancenen Sbou0lunssrei IN psnt8en 81 obne Gmsrsen
9HcpnpeusnSen nr oen paenten eebe 3u9eiG saran
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II II he
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Die ihrsfliGen gDrpHSen Der eders nh sEr aI r@tsu
Uerua ees era6utss BrTrruua Sheen @ebrl6thei er
stssrafts bO abnaneen NbnetS1He srs Ssls1ISaf,
6udt udh Gtuamiett VsraMeH seee1 @ ebA BWr&ticntet
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aus pee uridt tbre SeuRehstt dbHtmm G hTE Raft Ger
tttrn 6Uu ab arU6s absssshrt WsrDen nbs ds stn
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setGen ber NusaetruHs bdSen.
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raeuer etnes Der eeu meeittnen GOleeten Ger
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a Nerpetai 1ne GnbereR GrantbeE Itten fInt g. aud
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llv.hetI Der preiIe.

Dt ssese EauHHe Stt g6brsnk e lesteu eteptbu SAht
IN befr Gnslf tsrtrs CWreep aut bt Wsnss wiser unl
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8elonDers Al beahsen !!

Dr. Srtuapn ttettI llsn EeHen fetne 2u pes @ burt
@ eehem unt uuuaslre @sl st6rptr erA6tsuet fur
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ben ereru S6msrsen RGpft SGEaht ees GSei6ta 0erus
Der Wusetraft 5sriilOpn nersSft uarubs RsssuGwc&s
HnCrenuns BET 9srboaunSsSreaHe anesmesne &ntirata.
Gpupteme her SdHtnhfNhL
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Gaeroen, SrrseSm6eel Sne lafte eoerrb bre 1no gc'
Setase Patent S1ltaeln pWie srGtss SCrla
hiAe Hup asRltlberue Qunsebslsb $3.50 NszaN
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SaltiutOrc=&soeF= S0n'pitaL

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

e The nuuber Of members Of the MARY
land Legislature under arrest at Baltimore is
tbiFty-slgbt. Lincoln has "put bis foot down
firmly" on that State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
Frnm rorrnlk.

The Norfolk correspondent of The Peters
burg Express writes, under date Of the 14th
instant, as follows:
A flag Of truce came up from Old Point yes.
terdsy, bringing a number Of ladies and some
few prisoners, taken at the battle Of Rich
Mountain. They epeak Of The enthusiastic
reception which they met with in Baltimore
in the highest terms of praise
About five O'Clock P. NJ, on Yesterday, the
Confederate States ship-of-war Patrick Henry
dropped dewn tbe river and commenced firing
into the United STATES ship Savannah, laying
under or near Newport News. / was unable
to learn what damage was done TO the Savsn-
nab, but signals were made to Old Point, and
two gun-boats started up to Der assistance. l.
becoming too dark for the Patrick Henry to
continue the fight, she hauied of and went
back up the river.
The I2.h regiment Of Louisiana volunteers
arrived here in a special train early this morn
ing. They are q fine looking body Of men, ard
able to give hard knocks to Abe's minioss
whenever opportunity offers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
BY Telegraph!
THE VAR NEWS
NOON

NoRF9LK, September 18.-TLe Minnesota,
Wabash, the Potomac, one corvette, and
several gunboats are ing off Hampton Roads.
MOBILE, September 18.-The Dog River
cotton factory took fire accidentally to-day
and was entirely consumed. Loss, oAe hum
bred thousand dollars-insured for forty-two
thousand dollars.
RICHMOND, September 18-(via New Orleans
l9).-Dispatches have been received By the
government here announcing that Gen. Lee
has taken Gen. Reynolds, Of the Federal ar
my, prisoner. The capture occurred al a place
called Snype's, ten miles from Cheat Mountain
pass.
1t is believed Reynolds and bis aids were
accommodating when taken.
A messenger from Reynolds has also been
taken prisoner, VINO wac the bearer Of dis
patches to Rosencranz. The dispatches stated
that the Federal forces on Cheat Mountain had
only one days provision, ard urged Rosen-
cranz to serd to their relief promptly.
The Federal troops on Cheat Mountain,
numbering four Thousand, have before this time
probably all been taken prisoners.
All the Federal troops in Western Virginia
are reported TO be in a peculiarly perplexing
pTedicanent.
A report Is circulating here that General
Wise recently captured so out Of 100 Federais
constituting a accommodating party.
The above are given as received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
Biack-EepubItcan Accounts from
Western VIrEiaia-

ELKwATER, Va, September 16.-The body
Of Col. John &. Washington was sent over to
the enemy yesterday under a flag Of truce.
While on .ts way it was met by q similar flag
coming from the enemy for the purpose OF CD
tanning information as 20 his condition.
On The f2h instant 4 detachment &C three
hundred men from the IA b Indiana, and 9th
and 25th Ohio regiments dispersed three Ten
nessee regiments under Gen. Anderson OF. the
west eide Of Cheat Monnlaia, completely rout-
iEE them, killing eighty and obtaining most Of
their equipments.
The enemy made an advance On Elkwater
on the SAM day, With a force supposed 10 be
II, 600. but we're driven back by detacnments
from the 18th Indiana, and 81 and oh Ohio,
and shells from Loomis' battery. They have
retreated some eight or ten miles. Z strong
force OF Arkansas, Tennessee and Virginia
troops, also threatened the east side Of Chea-
Mountain, but have not yet bad a general en-
gagsmeat.
A shell was thrown from one OF the LooHis
guns into the eDsmy's camp, ; distance Of two
miles, killing ten and wounding four.
The 10 b Indiana bad . skirnish with a su.
perlor number Of the enemy, on tue lltd inst,
and killed ten OF eleven, with triliHg loss on
our side.
As the enemy advanced on Elkwstsr the COL
umn was handsomely checked BY a detachment
Of the l7rh Indiana.
Lieut.. Morrill,, Of the Typographical Engi-
neer5, was taken prisoner BY toe rebels while
on bis way to Cheat Mountain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
Gov. Buckner'E Address TO the Peo-
Pie OF kentuckYs

The following is the closing appeal OF Gec.
Backner-late Inspector General Of Kentucky
made on toe occasion Of the resignation Of
the important military position he had so long
held in that State:
Fresmen OF Ksutuckv, LEI Us stand by our
own lovely land. Join with me in expelliHg
from our fTesides the arnies which an insane
despotism sends amongst US to subjugate Us TO
the iron rule Of puritanical New England.
Let the sons Of K-ntueky-yhe descendants of
those gallant men whose names adorn. the
brightest pages Of cur hjstory-dscide the fate
of cur own State. Our banner has hoatsd
proudly wherever Il has been displayed
Under it we have fought the battles OF The
country in the North and In the South. Under
its folds our fathers drove back the savage
from the homes OF infant Indiana and Ohio.
10 gratitude, the sons of those, whose fathers
were rescued by ours from the tomahawk and
the scalping knife, return to drag rs IN chsiDs
at the feet Of a relentless dsspohsm, which is
already pressing heavily upon themselves.
When in the hour Of our countty's peril, the
ex rene North skunk away from the raging
contest thousands Of Ksntuckians poured Toto
the frozen North, TO fight on British soil the
bate Of New England. In return she sends
US her hosts Of fanatics 70 despcil US Of sur
homes and our liberties and through Wm. II.
Seward she invites the o~utcasts Of all natious
TO join in the carnival OF blood.
Let rs once more fling 20 she breeze the
proud standard OF Kentucky. IN every valley
and on every hiIl-top let its folds be kissed by
the breeze of heaven. Let eur lone star shine,
an emblem 81 hope, from the deep sky-blHe OF
cur banner, over the brothers who Join in the
grasp Of friendship and let the soldier-notto
Of our State bespesk, under the providence Of
God, the strength OF the cause which He com
mits 10 our hands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIE CITY.
fRom~ KENTUCKY.

Late intelligence from Kentucky leaves 1t
doubtful as to who possesses MuldrOugh's Hill
though we think it very probable that the
Confedsrates have it, for the reasons stated CD
yesterday.
It is certain, however, that our troops have
possession of CrawfOrdville on Green river,
and also Of the railroad bridge on Bacon creek,
whisa is about twenty miles from Elizabeth
town.
With the advantages which we nOw have,
we can certainly foil the enemy's movements IN
that vicinity il our men will only exhibit a
proper degree of energy, either in advancing
themselves OF by taking steps to hinder the
progress Of the foe, as can be easily done 0y
the destruction Of bridges and obstrnetiBg
roads-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
A subJso vioIorsaIn LIMBO,

Daniel oeeph Flood, q native Of Qusbec, and
a suFi.ct Of Queen Victerls OF England, vas
arrested at toe old market on Fridsy night, FOR
utterlng sentiments extremely disloysl to the
southern coDfsderscy and rs institution. At
bis hearingbefor the Msyor on Sat rday mem
ing, It was proven BY several witnesses ths.
Flood bad declared himself an ouf and ont alb
olitioDists In favor Of the entire abolition Of
slavery and the utter determination OF the
slaVcs. White labor, IN his opinion could not
compete with slave labor, sud consequently IL
The latter was abolished from the SOUTHERN.
States the former would be more pToftabls.
He Has anything but cautious in his expr4e-
sions Of dislike TO The Id Southern Confed-
erscy. and swors by all that he held sacred
taat be would never take tie oath Of a}itgi
aEce to such 4 concern. Il wac further ascer-
tained that Flood was instrumental, il not an
actual participant in an assault upon Mr..
PliliD Jackson, 0f Ches'srisld county, 10
whom be bad been expressing the above seuti
meuts. Mr.. Jackson testified that as some Ct
the soldiers IF tie 14th Louisiana regiment
passed by bin and Flood, the attention Of the
latter was called to them. Ha Immediately
stepped Up to them, and after shcrt interview,
several Of the soldiers, Flood pJobsbiy snlolg
them, returned to where Mr.. Jackson was, and
6ercely assaulted him. Jscksou's face was
badly bTuised by a blow from one Of The psrty,
aud bis right arm severely cnt with a bowie
knife. a separation was effected and Flood
carried TO isil. The Mayor remsnded hin 20 z
further cohfRemeDt.-PetsTs6urg ETpress.