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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNOD1NE

This great Neural,ic Rem .dy and Natural Oplae ca4l
for special attention and interest being iTec ~ OPIUM VI
preparations OPIUM OF any but lis strictly 'tsctd
be and dC properties. For Neuralgia Rheuia u III
(out Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Complaints, b.rlil
al Lungs or Stomach Rose or Hay Fever, tataTrh ana
ali minor Nervous Complaints ca.
For loss sleep. Chronic or Nervous hcaiacie Si'A
Headache il has no equal and to which We Ouer trsto
mails from untouhted sources.
For Delirunl rreElen> IL Is sure remedy
Eur BUwe. Complaints including Cholera Moftus II
Spcnii!y adapted, NOS oay removing the 'iIs h'.
Ting phy>c great contrast with Opium men 40
only cvi.>l plS drU-> the SYSTEM but Mako Ilt
{ remedy than the disease.
From Physicians We attet)n, and on demand u
inu!as Trial Bottles will b. sent. developing ID ne Al
oayne opiate which has long been Waited and IL 'it
Cough eulei! such entirely Ola one central 41
pie.
explanation without ''p",ti--->tlnpS."
Pr!ces-Large Cough Remedy, 8 cents per bottle
Sinai Is
TO.u inuiyue 50 4"
JORN /. HUNNEW ELL, Proprietor,
ChemIn.-t aud PharLnaeeuti.t,
No. Commercial Wharf. Boston, Mass.
For sale b. all usual Wholesale and retail dealers Il
every town and city $500, ,
j. C. Bingham H"yt Green, ST Jol.I>bUry; Vail Bal
nerd Co DaLyillc: : :. ticui. " 81 Concord o ::
J NJ Weeks Lyndon; IL A QG!ntY. Lyil - ttLt,! II
Stanton No Dauvi!le Putnam SpraEuc. Catoi: HUM
purey Smith East Burke; French L SVE. LurLiiuI ;
agents i-"I-'-
FRED Z. SMITH Montpelier Wholesale AGENT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
NEW GOODS lust RECEIVED.

N Which make my stock consisting of WATCH
rs, JEwELRY, SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, GERMAN TOYS, Books and STA
TIoSERY, the largest in this or any OF tAc north
ern counties G.. C. CHlIDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
y L O Y E S I!

Of the best quality for Cooking and Warming,
Mill be sold at small advance upon cost. for a
few weeks, at ID. Buy >.
Dec. g. 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06

$. Ioin.5G7y II the following reasons: LIST.
MS facilities are such that he can afford work low
e. than any other shop in Northern Vt. ID, he
allows nothing TO leave the shop but he will war
rant The workmanship; and he has large as
SortnleIt Of sash and doors on hand that MUST
re sold. Nice bc' doors and the fancy STYLES Of
sash he cffers IS low as he has formerly sold the
plain article, Please call-bcfore purchasing else
where. 4Stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06

OFFICE. COR MAIN AMI CENTRAL So, DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE - JuHN>ETRl HorHe.
-N2a-e - d IL, ~. =. -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06

RIpGISG PlowS. Road Scrapers. Seed Drills.
Root Cutters. Hand and Power Feed Cutters.
Corn Shelters, Fan Mis-. Grain Scoops, PieA
Axes, &c, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-06
Agricultural Implements and
Machines,

comprising Plows and ploN Castings from Nourse,
Mason y Co.. N. X J. II. Buck * Co., and Luke
Bulzcll, also the repair. tog the Fairbanks pillow.
uowES HokSE HoE. Reversible Steel Teeth
CultivatorS. Also the teeth without the wood
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

And yor, having picked up oil your Oldscquan'ance
nth whom one can claim fellowship, and haS'n8
climbed all nights and explored all depths Of Inc snip,
yoa thankfully accept the wooden chair, and E' ana
wonder when Il viii be over. Laneers Sgan' We'll
and sno.her qusdriIle-oh when will the reel come,
the welcome end Of all things They want another
Tempete first, the Captain says. You feel Tempete
somewhere but patience is the one virtue Of ChaPe-
ron. All this while your white-feathered daughter 10
tripping gaiy mp and down the dance, smiling delight
full in your weried face whenever she eonfronts you.
The backfeathered one is up yonder, out oi sgh put
having a capital time. " Is it possible" you ask,
(" that yts ever euch a - but yes, remember 1
was exactly Ah here's the reel, only sixty couple
but il viii fnsh before midnight But with the begin
ming of the reel comes the end of this letter. and IN my
next YOU shall hear how it was wound of, with some
breaks in our forbearance, but with all the siiken
smool ness of content those who whired its swift
spindle SO wait, as we waited, and you shall have
tho r.sf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

mountains, Of which cav more in that days ride than
in all my life before. And these mountains are not
mere hills, such as our American magnioqufnce is too
apt 10 compliment with that high sounding ten, but
real giants worthy Of the name. travellers familiar
with the finest mountain Countries of the Old World,
with Switzerland Tyrol, and Sicily, dwell with rap.
ture the views that meet the eye you ascend from
Keesevie TO the Saranac, and have heard men, who
have right TO express an opinion on the SUBJECT oe'
clare that nowhere in the world can richer mountain
landscapes be seen. The principal peaks in sight on
this road the Whiteface Slide Mountain and Cats-
mount Mountan-the latter superb pyramidal pile Of
granite, around whose base the road at no great dis
tance winds.
Our ride, though rough and long, was made merry
with song ond shout, my companions saluting WIN
cheers every sar-spaDgled banner that waved in onr
psth and they not few, for the fires OF patriot
ism burn brightly in the keen, pure air OF these noun
tains. But the flags were generally at half mast III
honor Of Gen. Lyon, intelligence of whose death hau
Just reached here. AT Martins found few Vsi'-
ors but the boats and guides almost all out IN tne
wilderness and az they did not come IN till Saturday
night, we have postponed our own departure up the
lake til tomorrow (blonduy) morning. Two days.
meanwhile, have passed not unpleasanty IN watching
the arriving boats with their various oe
cupants, most of whom bring in venison aud trout ~
firing ut marks, or at occasional squrrei or King
fisher or passing eagle, in sEmmng over the fli'l
waters of the lake with the fsiry-ike boats OF Ihe
guides which, in lghness and swiftness, excel al
craft that ever oated except the brch-bark canoe oi
the Indian on which they are modelled. Not beng
certain when leaving home that ] shoud care 70 go
beyond Martins came totally without proper ont
fit for the trip; but. by the Kindness Of gentlemen
returning from the lakes, whose acquaintance have
made here all my wants have been supplied, and to-
morrow We start for the interior. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
IMPORTANT From HAYIT.
Ersm Inc NosL,n Ttarenr..

Frsm The BotI0n HareNr-
70, some tine sprrelensons have been expressed
that preparation, were making by the blacks Of Hayti
TO overthrow what they cl tho "Mulatto Government
Of tho land the latter class being the mo.t intelligent
and wealthy inhabitants Of the republic, though in a
great minority In regard to numbers. Presidept
Geilsrd ia nearly black but the muaIto clement has
considerable control in lis oounEel aud lis pinisry
general thing, are claASed 90 leaning Ia the same
direction.
Tie caste feeling Of the blacks of Hayi is stronger
against tie inUlattO than even the pure whits and IL
has been evident for somotim that an attempt al over
throw Of tie Government would take pnee al al early
dsy. The indictments had their Headquarters Mt the
ca1ial bat the trading blacks constitutionally
tiird and Ia their various revolutions the herce ma
bog,ny cutters in tie vicinity Of Aux Caye' Je emle
and other pla e. are summoned 10 the work OF over
throw. Itoss are m9stly ignorant blacks, who are
ready for Any work that promises Increased pay or
pundar Tho c0rspircY, accorGiI to sd'ces receiv-
I'd H. this city from Aux Csyes Jsremis, &c. as late
es the sh instant had been discovered by Government
and Ut AUX Cages several arrests had beon. made or
conarirators, who would probably he fbot.
No disposition II manifsssed 20 change the govern
nent OF he Island agsin from Repube 10 an Enlre
brt tie rebels sesk 10 place in tie Presdentai chair
soIomors. late Prime Minister under the Emperor
Soulouque, who is mos. ardent hater Of wplss
AID Inulaito. For the present conspiracy hss
been checked by the arrests that have been made oul
letters from unpreudced sources express tge opinion
that tie bIickb Will, tTo fbhYJ ChIy Vut he"
Among other plans to safety the people, 1t has been
proposed change all Of the Cabinet but one IN ofdos
TO introduce into II larger share of the'1beH s'e
neDt.
The general feeling in Hayti seems TO be that as the
wal in the United States will not result ~ the genera
emancipation OF the slaves the sooner II Is settled 'ne
better, for ii ntereres greatly with the prosperity o
the islaDd
From 81. Domingo intelligence comes that the In
habitants are reeoncied 10 the Spanish Government,
az Il gives them stability in the place OF continued re-
bsllions and revolutions
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26
IMPORTANCE or AMERICAN FooD TO
ENGLAND.
,Sitsr Of TIE v. y. Tr5uaG

To hs ESitsr Of TIE " y T't5ua@
SIR: Much is said and written about the danger 10
result 10 England from temporary interruption Of her
supply of cotton from bis side and that her failure 10
get her full quantity will compel her 10 forceopen tho
Southern porte which the United States shall declare
closed.
suppo.e England should attempt this let ns see how
much she would gam. OF such an act CD her
par. would ut once clofe sll Northern ports against
her, and beside cutting of thIee-tourths Of ali her
sles to America, prevent her getting supply Of food
Now. suprose another season Of short crops should
throw her Ggain upon % for that Which her leopl'
uut hare from her Government if not from th,ir Lbo,
In cotton mills
ThsSimple question then is which Of two evils win
she choose-the temporary loss of supply Of cotton
while the Government is putting down this wicked
rst elliop having at toe same time an equal chance 70
our great market for her manufacturers or The oss OF
tue American market Tor her man9iactures, and ths
loss Of our abundant supply Of food, both cheap and
We are told that tho Morrill, Tariff has destroyed the
American market 70 British manufacturers. IL nos
true! The Rebellion has affected ahke the domestic
and foreign manufacturer The diminishing OF Imports
10 due o the Morrill, Tnrih, Dnt to the same cause
which has closed or reduced TO short Tine sIl our
American manufactures, aud destroyed commerce sna
credit for the moment.
The reason largo Quantities of goods are Dot now
imported is the precisely that hss stoppsg 2aI
home manufactures: the loss Of confidence aaa INC
reduction Of trade to cash basis
How rdiculou. then the cry that II England eanncs
otherwise obtain our cotton, she VIII force open peI
which this Government and this people Lave closed,
aid H. and hem in putting down the most wiekea TO-
bellion of centuries. h.r
England may reflect, that if she has more ,1sa S ne.
share of the manufacture Of cotton in the werd ale
we so large A share of ths manufacture OF fooa sns
inference T. that this very Circumstance Is iona %
peace between us.
fagsd 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

STEALING TRoa THE PEIsos.-Joseph epsveus,s
Trernbmau. was taken before Justice Osborn
dav. by officer Brien of the Fourth Msrd, s,,gs
with stealing $l7 81 from the pocket OF ~ psa3
street. He was seen near Reilly's person Juss W."
la swoke. The Justice committed him for t1si'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

BURNED By STEAM.AJO Oseph koash, w ~
severely burned on Saturday evening BY TIE dssnsu:
of steam from rice mill the corner OF Jsls Wasx
South streets He was taken TO the New-io'h"'~@
tai by the police,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22

By the use Of these Pills the periodic at
tacks Of NEHvoUS or Sick HEtpNCHE may be
prevented and II taken at the commence
ment ef an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness Will be obtaIued.
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
and HEADACHE TO which females are 50 sub-
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels. -remov-
ing Costivcucss.
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Fee
males. and all persons of Sedentary habits
they are valuable as a LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor 10 the di-
gc,tlve organs, and restoring the natural elas-
iciiv and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result of
long investigation and carefully conducted eS-
periments. have been in use many years. dur
lag which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system ST from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, snd may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making any change Of
diet, and the absence Of any disagrccab.e taste
renders il easy to administer them To children.
REWARE OF COUNIERFElrS
The genuine have five signatures of Henry G..
Spaldug on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
\ Box will be sent oy mail prepaid on re-
ceipt of the
PRICE % CENTS.
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10 The Honorable Senate and House Of Rep
reseatdtdreS IN Legislature, 10 be assembled
al augusta IN lS62
NT0UR petitioners inhabitants Of Bartlett's
i Island, in the town of Mt, Desert, in the
state of Maine, respectfully represent that we
have Clam Beds on the shores Of our respective
FARMS and that they are valuable to us, and that
strangers are continually trespassng upon the
the same; we therefore respectfully request your
Honorable bodies to pass law protecting our
rights to aquatic limits, and in duty bound viii
ever pray DAVID BARTLETT and others.
Mt, Desert, Nov. 18th, 1861, ~
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DISEATAQtIS $. NV. ., lsGI. Taken on
j execution and will be sold at public auc-
tion. at the Court House in Dover, in the said
County OF piscataquis IN Sataraay, the fourteenth
ls5=5t Dcrsta5,r /. B.lsGl at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, all the right which VIM. II Me-
Crli-. # Bangor, in the County OF Pcnobscot,
h.. or had GA the twerty.fourth day of July A. u.
l>56, tdc time Of attachment the ori sinal writ
t, have a conveyance of the following described
zeal esatc ,ita.tc iartly in the county of Piscat
a,nii-a and partly in the cuunty of Hancock, by
ytrtls Of a boid or written contract from Daniel
4: IincEl,v and Thomas ~ Egery Of Bangor
aforesaid, ,iz:
!st-Thc following de etibed parcels Of land
situate in said county Of Piscataluis namely
Three undivided quarter parts in common and un-
divided If a certain Townslip of Land. being
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=" Al REN'
COUGH BALSAM
Has been found by experience, to be the
Best Remedy for the various Diseases
of the Lungs and Throat. such as
d i y t n e L i q !,
Aaksr, BfoH HAS, Coa'"nptt5a. Coup ftfnesza,
P!1rsy. Pa,np,aata ar Iaatnattaa = he
Luass and Wtapiny- tousd.

Aakaa Bros has, Coatnnptt5r. Coup. fifaeaza,
P!1rsy Pa,naaata ar IafHaatfaa = the
Lsuss ar3 Htsp,ng- Cough.
IN these Complaint. TIL. Meltcne ms s,PE&os ,
And vhc thus ff ,ae4nus, It IA Iet -tly sale 10 al
minister to persons of all ag's.
At OIL tiHsf Of ttf yeir IN. Balsam "a u1d u'eul.
especially in thu Autumn. " atet aud >if5s and many
Cald. Ard Cong h. 4hieb urslec 81 usAl prove fatal
may he CURED A. onee by is d set OF ths asaIaa-
bic remedy.
Tn. Cua.h R.lsam pssrs The tsa-tpH advantage I
b.n, a, enc- raia Isi, arRre and 1iEabte
pr,.safiue al the Diseases u tie Throat, Lungs and
Bsstrhia
In DfPTBrRta tn, Ba,srf, hls proud R'sU aasr-
p,cf,aIS 4rtou. When xiv. At tn tfvt its- =
tn. prsrncc, checks II Al AMI IA many c.sts :
lives.
In .sruxs however volen. and distressing this Bal
gives prompt frlief
la BsoxcHftf4 and PytrsoN. 1t relieves The irritation,
s.-ns the CouT and pruts4-- favorable e1pectprAtaH.
In RnrP it, almost mAgicAi. TINS tHsidi-
Gus disease eamng Ir.aliy Ike thiof IN the night,
may speedily ard eli eiuAy arrested hy few II iely
doses OF this Baissm.
In HHoorIxe CoreH II ,,o-ierates the praxysms, pre-
vent. the disease from assuming - srSsrest aud st
dangerous form, ard shott,ns it, catirs-.
livery family .houlh keep 1t IN the hoasr, and thus
avoid the Dangerous delay occAsaD BY seHug oot tor
til. nieIirne xhen tra,h-l { e Immediate IT,
The ff god mssitatar IL faua-i
in il. 49, II f.psrnF certhcAr, from who ha.
use ise. al give 80 eanAdsHre IA H. uY IN" eii b
FOR yoIr,ciL sou wt b. taet Il vii Gust ~
bun r, cfnf', aud save you as many dollars
.n time ana naetpr's hiis
To Do.-r wataKN- iJtar Srs iArieg used your CtHgh
R.s. f5r te years, graf variety Of dscl
So. Gritty tha It "a Of tn bcst remedies Anesn
for All DISEASES yu ueDd i, Tor property used.
Oct. -, 1861. J billings, NJ
,vPrrparcd anil sold by AMBROSE UdRRET. 10
xIaie Druggist NaI trane Hocs East MARKET sIuarr,
hanger NJ, {. u Peek Agent, kl,~os'h 3m44
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ID I Cd.

orisnd-sept' ID, Mr.. Jeremiah Craig, aged A
years, months and days
fs-oct 4th, Andrew Willis, aged years, 3 mos.
and ii days, son of jeremiah and Sarah Jane
Craig.
Weep not for mo, my Mother
Fo, God has thought it best
To take your babe to Heaven,
To be forever blest
Machias-Noy 18th, Mrs Catherine W Moore,
wife Of Capt. James Moor, aged ~ years.
Cherryfold-5th inst, DR.. VIM. Wentworth,
aged 81 years.
9TH inst, Clara, daughter of Manning and
Susan Dunbar.
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TO t:sc SENATE and House OF Rep
resen:asiyes in Legislature as
Srr.,blCfl:
~ a1sA !
SGfs,blCG

I'D ESPECTFGLLY represents, the undersigned
"a Frcerick J. Parker ef Bucksport, in the coun-
ty Of Hancock that he is the owner of lot on
the shore Of penohscot River, in said town, be-
tween land OF +. Spoiford and 4. Homer, upon
which Ne has built Marine Railway, and that in
order to render the same most beneficial for himself
ard the public, it is necessary that he should ex-
tend his Railway and wharf into the river.
lie therefore prays that he may be authorized
to extend the same into the river one hundred and
fifty feet beyond low water mark,
FRED j. PARKER.
Baeksport, Noy s, lsGl. 3w43
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Wheeler Patent Water Drawers
CAUTION

TUNHIS is to forbid any one ha boring or trusting
a my wife, Mary J. Jackson, on my account,
she having left my bed and board without any
provocaton whatever; don't want tho Selectmcn
to pay any expenses for my wife out Of this c0un-
ty. WILLIAM A. JACKSON.
Ellsworth Nov 18th, ls6l, tt9
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The Northern Belle

Is an elegant Cloak, made from fine English
Beaver Is cut very deep, with plain circular
back and sack front with armhoes The back ex.
tends over the front in a peculiar manner, forming
a sleeve; deep collar Of the same cloth, trimmed
with sill, cable braid with heavy tasscls in the
coutro. 1t IS easy, graceful and eutrcly 4 new
tillPr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22

Editor Of the Bangor Times,
Nj. Editor-Dcar Sir 1t Is about four weeks
since sent You a c0mmunication.sayin. that prs.
Llgh:hill had successfully operated upon my wife ;
eye for Cataract restoring her to sight after she
had been blind for more than ycnr. nrs. Light
hill. at the same time and at my house, also oper
ated upon Miss Mary Ann himball a young lady
who resides inmy family, for Grass-eyes, with per-
feet success. | very happy To be able to at
test that both patients have entirely recovered
from the effects Of the operations, and the objre.
aimed at have been gained, To thu greatest ,atis
faction Of myself wife. family and friends. For
the kind attention and conscientious care bestaw-
ed upon my wife and Miss X imball by the Doctor.
Lighthill, shall ever feel grateful, aul would
recommend these gentlemen to all such whose Al
Elections come within the sphere Of their eminent
usefulness, md We wish them all the success IA
life they So richly merit.
MARY A. kIHBALL.
WIN. II. PARIS,
Ucrmop N6y J lSGl
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TIIE PORTLAND
KEROSENE OIL

be soll by Ito subscfibors, after Tai
w date, by the Barrel or half Barrel, at
F0rty-fre cents per gallon.
~ ; - BROWN & HOPKINS.
Antnhnr 31st 81
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Tho Eudora

Made from Doc~kn and cut half circular
r.ca six collar, and trimmed on each side with
.ilk cabie bralt and velvet buttons. 1t is dccil-
oI.y a neat Cloak, and one that We are selling
CiIEtP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22

have been troubled with Chronic Gatarrh for
about five years subjected to great deal Of
headache ard tightness across, and pressure over
my eyes discharge from my head, which would
drop into my throat. | consulted and tried the
treatment Of many physicians, hut have never re.
cclved any benefit until now, after being bu, two
weeks under Dir. LighthiIls treatment. | feel
very much relieyed-in tact, feel no inconvenience
of my disease, and if it only continues a. | now
feel. have reason to complain, but would con-
sidsr myself we'll and satisfied. | have perfect
confidence in DR.. Lighthll's treatment and RECON-
mend the afflicted with Catarrh to try his treat
mont. GEORGE i0U Nc.
Bangor, Nov. ,, l,6l.
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To Disabled Soldiers, Seamcm and
Marines, and Widows or other Heirs
of those who have Died or been Killed
in the service.
CHA'S C. TUCKER,

CHA'S C. TUCKER,
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent.
WASHINGTON CRY, d. c.
DENSIoNS procured for Soldiers seamen and
l. Marines of the presen. war, who are disabled
by reason of wounds received or disease contract
ed while in service; and Pensions. Bounty Money
and Arrears of Pay, obtained for widows or other
heirs of those who have died or been killed while
in service. Bounty Land procured for services in
any Of the other wars.
OHAS @. TUCKER,
~ Washington, D, c.
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The Mountaineer ::

lap seams, heavily trimmed on the shoulders with
silk cable trimming terminating With two Heavy
tas.eIs on each side; with collar Of same cloth
richly trimmed with cable brails A full and
warm winter cloak.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22

CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
to palm off on the unsuspecting public, limitations
of my PREPARED GLUE, l would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing and see that
the full name,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wrappers all others are swindlin
sountsrfeit lyta 6-2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22

ASatHgR SGeeE--frH OPERATION reaS fHa EYE.
Mrs. Aurclia + Rollins. RESTING on Columbia =.
in this city, was to-day operated upon by pr.
Lighthll Tor ftefcetige) double vision and ~tfa-
bsmus. (crosseye-) with the very best at success.
This operation Of the incest in op'halmic
surgery as by it two defects we're at ont reLioY
ed.-Bsngy, Iua,y, Nov, 4th
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22
ry-A single bottle Of srALDING'S PREpAR.
81 GLUE will save ten times its cost ann ually. Il.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES

rCoNouy DISPATCH
rr"A srIrcu N TINE SAVES NINE II
As accidents will happen. even in well reeulat-
ed families it ia very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys
Crockery, &c.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
asord to be without it. 1t is always ready and up
to the sticking point
.USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B.-A Brush accompanies every bottle. Price
Is cents Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. ts Cedar street, New York.