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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-13

CUR @eI9tAte Der Stetm 4 nne@
ret. Inter ben man9erlet Sttten pes Mlen-
lden9e16le6tS erre9t sepiB fetne BEL uns etnen 10
bpben Grab Der Verpunpertng, ais Die Sprte=
benp 9enannte, unp penuph et6t cs 5auIenpe
BON 8amilten, Die it6 i'm 3utanpe elmer bepeu-
tenben unb uralten Civilization i'm 8anre ienel
Sttte eliidltd, fublen. Sc unberfGnpltAer ater
ptele lpppbl fir ben @tbifer, pte fur ben Natur=
fprl9er, INN 70 ptqfonmmener fir t6re Grtl1z
ruus pirfte lein, mas inns Die eben auf Soften
Der Glterreihilden Ne9iernng erI 6etnenoe, unle=
rem 2elerfretIe bG9lt empfeblenspertGe gNeiIe Der
G%lterrei6tlden 6regatte NpDara Inn Die Groe"
Il. 8anp Settle 293) parabrr mtttbeilt, 100 le
l9 iber Die @pcpSpFan3en pes parapteii9en Sep
Ion perbreitet.
user eine &otp5palrte ODER etuen Sru1tbaum
pflan5t - betbt eS pa1elblt = besebt ssmi6erma-
zen Elm frummeS buppbasefaQtgeS @8erf. Sci
Der 0eburt zines &tnOeS Dper einem l%Onfiaen
feterliben Nulalie, werpen ltets eintee teimfabioe
SOfOsnife In pte grpe sele9t, unp 10 bilpen bic
Spfp8polmen etnen bGhlt pt6tteen She'll Nes
Belibltanpes elmer Samilte. Der @ater oertbeilt
lte ais erbliGes 8ermSgen 1nter feline &inper.
gli9t nur bat jeoe 9alme i9ren @isentbamer,
~lpnpern 60 sebren 3~upetlen lo9ar msbrsre SAINT.
lien an Dem @rtragniB elmer e~in3slnen @alme.
DteIe eteehtbVmli6e @rl6sinung mar BON bGGlt
mertpnrpi8sn 8oleen auf bic eelsul9aftli6en
Serbaltnife Der etnbeimilAen 8epDlferun0. 33us
nebmenpe Nrmutb unp Die ltG INNER prineenper
berau8felsnpe Electromagnetic, cine 9rGBe 3ers
fadelun9 peS Gt9entbums gu Serbtnpern, braGte
Die @ingeborenen auf ben wtoernatiirlt6en @e-
panfeu, Rap 8riioer elmer 6amilie 3ulammen
@tne 8rau beiratbsten. Der llmltanO, RAP rs
auf @eYlpn elm SpleS 3ebntel mebr MGnner ais
6rauen 9ibt, peri9afte pie1er Sttte nod raldere
gerbreitung unp lteB GieImdnneret ais Elm erz
wiinlAtes AaStunftsaittel fir ben Manee( an
weibltAen 0elAGpfen erldeinen. Mande 5rau
fat 3, 4 unp ipgar 7 Mdnner. NQe &tnber,
Die aus elmer lulAen gbe be9or0ebeu, baben 9lei6e
Nehte lnp (ino Die 9eebliA anerfannten Grben
Der perl9tepenen 8ater." Selblt Die engltIben
8eHSroen ie9sn f9 peranlaBt, bteIe Site ans,t-
%erfeunen unO parnaG 8eAt su lpre6en ; I'M 70
mebr, ais tie namentlth i'm Snnern Der Snz
tel ungeI6wd6t fOrtOauert. Oils urlprun9 Der
lelben, pelGe audi unter ben Derl@tepenen 9lacen
pes tnpilGen Continents felt unpenf(iden 9eiten
al9emein Oerbreitet erl9etnt, Miro pas untert9Gs
ntgfeitsSerbaltntb Der Stn9balelen gu tbren
Sberen unp RGni9en aneegeben, Ge3pun0en,
aud Die 0runptitfe Die Ter gu 5earbeiten mup lte
ieltit auf NtiIen 3u ~be9letten, glautten le tbre
ei9enen Jelper ltn0 Saaten am (iderten Dor
gerpa1rlOl ung au 1GuBen, wenn le 0eib unp
SernO9en NIT tbren Sritpern unp nGAlfen Ser
tpanpten tbetlten,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-13

aber bic 5uf1Gt9 UNI bteel6e 3eit tatt8ebabte
pplttilAe Oen1pnltrattpn nabm ale Nufmerfa am
felt Der WulpeRnoen In NnlprudA 70 RAP I6 bis
3ltr Nbfabrt83eit teine @elegeuGett on3n OarbOt.
Inter Den &lGn8en Der fam1ien Suitrumentnlz
Mu1f fe9rten Die Ibeitns9mer am Nbeno beint.
part8.
&pbe6 8%etra9en. - Jrtebr. Steinba6
purDe 9eltetn oerbaftst unp gum Statipn66alls
hes Gltlthen Otltrttt5 eebra6t, neil er feline Srau
auf etne rObe, unmenlAlt6e @etle aeIdla9en unp
qeltcBen bate. SGon Die 9ia6t porber bate
SteinbaA in Der Setrrnfen6eit feline 5rau ges
l6lageu, uno 9efern pteperbpIte fG Die Scene
mt erneuter 9eftt9fett, ais tbr 0elaret 6ulfe
berbeiSC9,
8efoblen. 2m Oienfa8 NaAmittae
fam NiGter 0riffn BON St@8altimore letn ga
19enbu6 obbanpsn, entbaltenO $26 in OOlp, Elm
paar 9plpene 6emptnGpfe urp wertbpO1e 9aPtere.
gr mar BET Der 6abnenprG~l entattpn in potter~
lpn'S parf 3u9e9en 9etpelen uno wurpe leinen
Gerlulf lan9ere Belt ntht eewabr. @eltern Wtprs
gen purpe pas Gal6enbub NIT ben SnGpfsn unb
papieren tn leinem 6pfraum 9efunoen Der Oieb
Bate pas @)elD eenpmmen unD eS fur ltAerer ges
balten, Die ibrtgen Mrtttel Dem &t9entbtmer tptez
Der 3u3uIteQeu.
9tGblt@e GpbeSfalle.- Mtttnp1
Na&mittag wurbe @lrS MarY Nulp, So Sabre
alt, mpbnbaft BET ttrer Gphter go. IA Nnnltr.,
plGBltG frant unO berIAteO peni9e Wftnuten
nadpem Der Ar3t, Or. Snlpe6, serufen wprOen
mar, pabrl 6etnlt6 an ether 6er8tranfbett.
Wrs. Smttt, Srau bon Capt, Spbn Omit
BON Der 8rigs Mpntrule, purpe am Otentas
Nbenb In tbrer 0obnun8 In @olfefr., nabe
SOu9bIfr. tranf unp ltarb eth poar Stunpen
nahber.
ungIId8falL,-Pet Steif (stn Oeut-
iAer) oerluate eeltern Gornttttag an @antptsNo.
auf einem GtIenbabn3ug gu lprtu9eu, 9litt aber
acknowledgements aus unp 8ertetb NIT Dem etnen
SUP inter pe 8aOer, pelde i'm fur4tbar ser<
n~ialnaten. Gr murDe BON Or. Butler bebanpelt,
wel6er DEN SUP obnsbnten nluBte,
Me1r Gtnwubner 8atttmore's
Bel Bull Nun m9efC m nj II. = Or,
Marttn Srpmr1 BON Bier, Scbn pes Seritprbenen
9fep, Ni1arp Sropn bon Glfbribge, 6cwarb
County, befano ltA unter Den bet ManalIaS auf
Seitsn rer @pnlUperirtm @efalenen.
Gerba tun9 etue6 Se3efftOntS
4 en-. = SObn 0iltams, welber f9 pamit BRIT
Itete, Elm SeSehipnilt gu Ietn, murpe eeltern NOR
gen tpe9en 3u FREEZER Neuberung leiner @efGble
perbaftet unp na2 Dem DltltGen Statipns9au1e
9ebraGt, I'm ietn gerbBr Dor Nttter Griffin a6-
3utparten.
8ef6la9na9me etnes S4pp@
Der S9Ooner q. Il. Gannpr wurpe
0pn Den 9. ct. Deput9 Warl6aIen Grover unp
DOpns nm MittpOA ais @t9entbum Der Jog.
luplt6en CONFEDERATION NIT 8eiGtag bele9t.
Gr mar eben BON Dominica bier ansefOmmen,
GntIa Rs e9is, Der DeutiAe, welher
wegen Gerpaht Der gerratberet inter $1,000
8ir9lAaft seltelt pOrpen mar, purpe 1eute pom
9. ct. @pmmi6dr 6anan e~ntlafen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-13
E@ouperts nit @~riefmorfsn.

Der @eneralpptmeiter bat ueue 8rtsf cpubertl
init @Otmarten auegeben laIen, tpeGe ntGt
na@8eabmt werpen t8nren, pbne paB Der 9reta
p%erielben erbGbt mprpen TT.
1erbaftums in philadelphia.
96tlnDeIpbta, II. Geptbr. Wrt. $.
@Gin0er, eth 8ruber be8 Nebellenaenerals re6el=
Sen Nanen6, lit pegen perrGtbertl6er @ommunt=
fattun nit Dem 8einOe Serbaftet mproen. CT mar
Der @buopdpbter Correspondent Der 9ep- gUrt
DailY Stems.
Gin anQerer ibcualiCber MUrbplrn.
Mertcp, Wfp., II. Sept. OaS SOl3nerf
an BEN 8ruden Der Norb- Nlifpurt-@ tienbubn
muroen abQebranut, nm etnsn pemnddlt p~aliren>
BEN Otlitarz3ug gu 5%eri6ren. @~liidltAerwetle
purOe tepp6 Der S6urteufreid entpedt unp Die
Bride repartrt.
&pS BON @rsgpuoerneur Sris9s.
Stp6brtpge, II. Sept. @rs0ouser'
neur Briggs ltnrb bier bente NlCr9en In Splge
Ieine5 unglad5 pur4 Die GutIarun9 zines Sc
meGra.
Mebr Scrratb.
QOut6 willie, II. Sept. Na6ri6ter
aus 8tAmouO la8en, RAP q, SOpo, nod Dor
Sturgeon 8eamter i'm &rtegspepartement, In Gi2,
mono nit allen Gntbaaungen 8etrefs Der 8e-
gterulg III 2Sdl ttn9tp1, 1ilgetOrtlten TT.
gaeueaes pen Californian. Sampler OerumstaGt.
NeuBere Observation-Disclosures, 7.
Sept, Die California QpnY.GrpreB fam am 6.
mtr Na6ri4en pom Galifurnten Bis gum %
@uguf bier an, Der Dampfsr McGteaano er=
PlOOtrte pber6al6 Sacramento, mUOur9 10 Wal-
ia9iere umfamen uno II perpunptt rurOen,
p0ruater etntge t6ptlid, Inter ben umsetOms
mcnen b~efaupen F4 @apt. gBsbi1er, S, 0arOey
nar, s, s. 6orpel unp Sa5. Mpmmer BON Ga
cramcutu.
., .. BOltpn erriGtet Elm Gapauerte-Neat
ment. SIN 9an3en Staate 8ebt pe &etruttrunq
raid pprpdrta.
Senator Nesnut6 Bate Die l1ntousleute aitge-
rsOet unp Fe CUR Q8abl peS llntVno-remofratt
i6en @auotOaten gum 0ouDerneur aufgeforbert.
Son 8Crl8 Bate cine betra6 Tide Nueranperung
na@ Der &ute pes liQen O3eaaa begon1ct.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-13
uprdfet @les unp pas 8elte bebaltet
@ennglDania YanO= nltO TarmsNiIocintiom
8inise mnb fdb6ne Tarmen !

Gtut9e unc fdlOne carmen
Sn Der jebi9en i3eit Ter llnrube nnb Arbettlofafet ionte ieper
letBi9e atbeiter, pel1er ni0t in ben 8Tieg SieBt, fb enc quite
8arm tnnlen, roo CT f9 uno feline Bamile ern66ren un6 fb cine
rnbise umo ~fpr9enfreie 9eimatb grinben tann.
Dte bette uo pCrtbelbafefe @~eIesenbdt basu bietet, bic in Be-
ttn Nuiblaben le8rfene beutl9e ~anfteblans
Oermnnin,
Potter Co. ga, wpieIblt Der Undergraduate I6Ene8. frudt6ares
hnS ret@ll9 eepanerseS 6armlanb, towte oOg5a8lt9 8eR9sHe Saie
lois IN Der Stoot @ermanio, su ben btdi9Iten Nreiieu perfduft.
DaS Slime lit eeiunb uno 0uf benz 2anoe Elm pprtrefFuber rnb
%pertbupllee 8auunpubs.
Sober Sdnfer tann It'd. ien 2an6 ielbt ausInIsn unb betoulunt
stnen guten luo garonttlten Raufbrtef, ftaret aud Glbtrbenn ibpn
Iberau quite oeutihe Ga6barn.
2anb 1T IN 6armen BON ie rs Mdern a~beetbeilt.
NdIere Nustnnft ertbetlt Us. S9nauffer
M0at14s in Der &eder-Offee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-13

Gsemir,e. 9rina eoupernement SO. In. 2, RuSfatni1e,
i6marsen S~ingapOre-R feHer, Melteu, @afita, Wdistatblhtpeun
Samaica Nement p~prratbi9 nnb Sn cCrfanfeu bel HooeWalo q
9 tnbaII, 20 @beapFee. Spf20s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-13

Sefnuttntncbnn0
ga i'd pon peri6tebeuen Setet eerupmnlca babe, ban Qutere
8srlonen meineu Namen brouden UNI iGr Ib Getruten on,uwer.
ben, 10 mare tp nteoerbclt betaunt, baB mein q nwerbnno g.
Bur eau i9 $40. 16 g. 6reoeridftr Der @rbeitcr- SALT I6rda
9e8enupet nlo tlrett reDen 9errn Snaps SduIe, in llcub
prn8@beimS @eBbier6rauersi tefin6et.
T.. SEumenberg,
Captain Der bsutiden @pmpaonie.
NS' Die a~u89eban8te 6Ia99e Sei8t ben rabttssu q a m IN unb
Ptob an. Mo-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-23
The Methodist Conference.

This body will convene in Canton. on
Wednesday next. eth inst. 1t is sup
posed there will be between sixty and
seventy preachers present. Bishop Kav-
anaugh was to have presided. but since
he was compelled, at Louisville, Ky,
some weeks ago, to take the oath of 10y
ally to The Federal Government, it is
doubtful whether he will be present.
The members of the Conference will,
Of course, be The guests of our citizens,
who viii give them cordial welcome.
and entertain them in the best manner
possible. Although. when we spread
before them thel meals. we may not be
able to say, in the language Of the vene-
rable McAIackin, . all the best in the
world" yet We will give them The best we
can procure, with which we are sure
they viii be satisfied.
We would suggest to our country
frends-especially those who belong to
TIE Methodist Church-tbat the assem-
bling Of the Conference here will be an
excellent occasion for them to show their
liberaiiy by sending in to their town
friends who are entertaining The preach
ers, supplies of mutton. beef. poultry,
butter. eggs, DC, either without charge,
or at very moderate prices. We hope
they will remember that tie most of us
IN town have TO buy almost every thing
upon which we subsist. and that money
Is as scarce with us as with them.
4 word to the wise is sufficient.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-23

Tax NEWS BY reference TO our tele-
zrarhia columns il viii be seen that the
news from our army in the West is Of the
irost startling character. The eremy is
aid o be moving upon Columbus. KY.
both BY Ianl and water, in overwhelming
oaG.befs. q great battle is hourly ex-
pected al tiiat point Gems Polk and Pill
low have lelegrapl.ed TO Gov. Pettus for
10. goo additional troops, and the Govern
Or has issued his proclamation calling
for that number to be enlisted for sixty
lays. and 10 repair to Columbus imme-
dialeiy IN squads. companies or as sin
gle irdiyiduals. On the reception Of this
news At jackson. The Legislature imme-
diately and unanimously passed bill
appropria,ing 100000 for The purpose
cf equiping tie troops.
We have not doubt that the num-
her called for viii be raised.
Mississippians 10 the rescue The
war is now at our doors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-23

Tow MEErTSG.-A public meeting
was held at Odd Fellows Hall in this
place yesterday morning, for The purpose
Of enlisting volunteers to go Immediately
TO The relief Of Columbus. Ky. About
thirty Of our citizens enlisted at the
meeting, which number will doubtless be
largely increased before the company
leave, which it will do at the earliest
practicable mouent-perhaps to night or
tomorrow night.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-23

FIFrn coNGREssIoSAL DIsTRIcr All
the counties in this District have been
heard from. with the exception Of three
precincts in Suufo@er, and the vote foots
up IS follows:
For 0. r. Singleton. 8 3e5; for ]. A..
P. Campbell, | .3o8. Majority for Sin
gle,on, e.0I7.
The result of this election shows that
the geople will honor the soldier who
goes forth 10 fight the battles Of his coun-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-23

A FREE MARKET-In New Orleans.
Mobile. and other Southern cities. free
markets have long since been established,
TO provide destitute families with the alb
solute necessaries of life. We are glad
70 learn from the communication of Gen.
Winter, that he has undertaken to open
free naaIket in this place for the benefit
Of the poor and destitute. Of whom there
are already a considerable number in our
midst
We are quite sure that our friends liv-
ing IN the country who produce bread,
potatoes. peas, and vegetables of every
description. and raise beef. mutton. pork,
dc. viii contribute literally from their
abundance 10 feed the poor and keep the
destitute from starvation. II is move
IN the right direction, and every phiian-
taEePlc heart will wish it success.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-23

Ms Enron: There are a number of poor
woaea. with their families in our town. suf-
tering for the necessaries of life: their hus-
bands and protectors have. gone to the war.
Provisions are enormously high, and such
work rs they are ahle and exceedingly any
ioas 70 do il not TO be obtained.
Gnder these circumstances. we believe this
community, especially the planting portion o.
i. viii conceive it to be pleasure, out
Of their abundance, TO contribute q very
small amount 10 this christian and charitable
purpose, and 10 enable them to do so, ( Offer
my services 10 snperintend e Free Market 1
10 sapplT the wants of the deserving and
suffering poor.
Any contributions of meal, potatoes. peas
meass pumpkins, nolasses, sugar, vegetables
&c. viii be thankfully received, and, as far a.
possible, jndieFously given out
have engaged store-room in which ia
place any thing sent in for this purpose.
Respectfully. &c.
RICHARD WINTER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12
STATE OF MAINE.

PES0nscor. ss.-Court of County Comm. sioncr.
April Term. A. II. is6l.
Upon the forexosns petstioa, II Is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re
sponsible and that they ought TO be heard touch
ing the matter 81 forth in their petition, sad there
fore order, that the County Commissioners meet at
Elijah Bradbsrys ia Clifton. on Tuesday, the 2lst
day Of May next, At tcn o'clock ia tho
forenoon, and thence proceed 10 view tho route
mentioned in said petition, immediately after
which view, hearing of the parti AMI witness
will be had at some convenient place in the
vicinity, and such further measures taken in the
premises the Commissioners shall udge proper
Aud it is further
0RDERED--Thst the uotics OF the time, place
and parpose Of the Commissioners meeting afore
said, be given to all persons an corporations in
tereed by setriaY attcsted copy Of the petition
and this order thereon upon the clerks Of the towns
OF Clifton and Amherst, and upon the Chairman of
the County Commissioners Of the County OF Han
cock, and by posting up attested copies aforesaid
in three public places in each of said towns thir-
ty days at least before the time appointed for sad
view and also by publishing the petition aud order
thereon, three weeks successively in the Bangor
Jefersohisn, a newspaper published in Bangor.
and in the Ellsworth American, newspaper pub
lisheI in Ellsw birth, and 10 the X ennebec Jour
nal newspaper printed at Augusta by the Prin-
ter 10 the state the first publication Ia be thirty
days at least before the time of said view that all
persons and corporations interested may attend
aud be heard it they think fit.
Attest A. :. FRENCH Clerk.
A uc copy ofthe petition and order thereon.
tr Attest, A. s. FRENCH, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12
A Card From Elias Howe Jr

All persons are cautioned not to make, deal in.
or use any Sewing Machines which sew from tive
spools and make the stitch known the GROVER
4 BAkyn stitch. unless the purchs sed
from the GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine Com
pany, or their Agents, or Licenses, and stamped
under my patent of September 49, ls46.
Said Company, and their Licenses. alone, are
legally authorized under their own patents, and
my said patent. during the extended term thereof,
to mako aud self this kind Of Sewing Machine,
and all others are prae!es upon my said patent,
and will be dealt with accordingly, wherever
founl. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
Nsw YonK. is3ltf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12
NJ a RR

Eiisworth-Monday evening, sth inst, by Rev.
3. Aenney, at the residence of the brides father,
NJ Barlow Hall Of Boston, Mass, to Miss Sarah
Frances, daughter Of J, $. Lord, ESD, Of T..
ElIsworth-tth inst, by Rev. b. n. Mitchell,
Mr. Charles A. Drann to Miss Sarah l.. MoColIun,
both Of r.
18th Inst, by same Mr.. Alpncu. L. Winchester
70 Mlss Fannie A. Mason, both Of H.
18th inst, by Rev Robert Cole, Mr.. Francis
Deia,te Of b., 70 Miss Flora Clancy Of Trenton.
->Af. John J. Doughcrty to Miss Pcrfanda X.
Smith, both Of H.
FNOklin--lTth ult., by n. A. Swan, Esq. Mr..
y oeiahS. Means to Miss Sarah +. Laiupson, both
sof =.
Wtsesf asbor-29th ut., by y. Pendlcton,
~, - Farnsworth Newman to Mics Ellen Giles
both q 0cdldsboro.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12

10 the Honorable Court Of County Commissioners
iof Peupb.cot County.
N'E the undersigned. citizens Of said Cauuty,
w would respectfully represent that very
great improvement, may be made by an alteration
IN the County road in the town Of Clifton by
stsrtias at " near Elijah BraaburJs in said Cliff
ton and passing the .uath eide of Peaked
Mountain s.. called, ta tho east liza Of the Coun-
~. in a direction which, by corresponding alter
alton in the County II Hxseock, would pass by oe
near An.ei Archsr's, in Amherst. by this alters .
ton great saving may be made in the hill on the
north OF said EountAis, as the road il travel
cd.
We therefCre reqacst You to enter upon and view
raid route, and make said alteration II you see 1T,
and A. ia duty bound will ever pray.
J. C. PARK e. and - others.
Clifton, Au Just 18TH 1860.
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THESE MEDICINES
In Many Thousands
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS.!

Are composed Of Yegapbie ingredients erciuspeiy, as
can be osoera,ned BY chemical tests. Their pioni-
nent qualities those of an active and searching,
though perfectly mild and agreeable detergent
aperient, Of gentle suporiic. promoting the in
sensible Precipitation OF pleasant diurctic, in
MIGRATING the kidneys and bladder ; and Of de-
lightiul tonic cardiac, exciting appetite by the
demands of active digestion, and cheering the
mind with that grateful sense Of renovated health
which is one Of the most feicitious feelings OF our
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The Making Skeleton, eorcred nth Sore, and Jieer,
Before the introduction Of Hallway Rcnovatrr E-.
solvent the cust of South America the of Crl
ao. Valparaiso Nucnos ASres Rio and otter popuous cit
les hron-cd with poor and dcrpst vermont REM
nan,s Of human y. covered from head foot with fright
fu sores and uc discharging filthy aud corrurt hu
mors The use RI Railways keslveut has purified cleans
ed and healed the sick In every No crippled
and disabled epers no more iu nd bod,c.
TO he seen in the public streets; fr IN
Railways Renovatng kesulvent aided IN the
we're cases by the Ready Relief and Regulating Pills the
most repuisve leper. covered with running sores and nj
GERS, becom's sound clean and healt y.
kad"ays Remedies are sold by Druggists, Merchants and
Storek eercrs everywhere.
Price oi Railways Ready Relief Is cents so cents aud
81 per bottle, Railways Regulating rs % ocnts ,rs
per box, COATED with gum,) 30 pills each box Rad.
ways kcnoysling Rcsclven, 81 per bottle
RADWAY / Co.,
q John Street. New York CITY,
Sold in Ellsworth by C. IT, Peek Sullivan, A.
b. y A. simpson Gouldsboro'. II. NJ. Sowle ;
cherryteld, c. 5. Godfrey Bmehill, John Sic.
vens sedgwick, u. Rea North Castine, T.. A.
Emerson Bucksport, 4, II. Parker and by all
dealers oewlyl6
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Piles! Plies. PiIcs!!.

Asa remedy fer this most distressing and obstinate
malady. the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES deserves
a distinct and emphatic recommendation 1t is well,
known hundreds in this city, that the former proprie-
tor valuable Medicines himself afflicted with
complaint for upwards Of rHfRrY-rIvE YEARS and that
he tried in vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the Mntsrta med,e1 lie however nj length
tiled the MEDICINE whichs offered TO the public, and
he cured In very short time after his recovery had
been pronounced only improbable but absolutely i'm
0ssble, by any human means.