davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

The war between the allied powers (France
and England) against China is ended. The
capture of Pekia brought the Emperor to
terms. and induced him to make overtures of
peace which proved successful.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

NORTHERN citizens continue to be driven
from the South in the most outrageous man
ner Yet the north is expected TO conciliate
the South by making further concessions.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
TAKEN ~ Il

ID the SubSc5i 'er living in the town Of Linden,
}betwetn iie -5th ani Juth OF November last One
liLht rel wearing steer, particular marks Also
two ytaTllng itlivTS, one black With white tie
end 81 thr taIl and piece cat out fr"m uu.i-r
the lctt the other ana white spotted with no
art dciai Ils-
The owner or owners requested 70 call, prove
property pay charges and take .Atm away.
~. ING EVFRSON.
ENDRE FIAGAISON.
Linden Jan ls6o-4w-na pa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Tar sum expended for spirituous or malt
liqnor-. every wear, In Pittsburgh. exceeds
$50 H00G0. There are 768 licensed taverls
in the smoky city. q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Tie Boscobel Express publishes The death
of Mr. Joha Taylor. which occurred % the
...th ut. sud states that Nr. Tyler hal lived
tscn.y -sere-. DAYS under the voluntary aasta-
,nence frcn all nousishmeus excep. sali aud
water Mr. 7. had conceived the idea thai
he hai snake IN his stomach. ami ref-sed
f-oi with the idea Of starving the reptile and
~ persuasion cf fr~nis could induce him %
take anything into his stomach eKeep; 81
ard water.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
TIA ENI UP

ID Y the subscriber living txo miles ar the Il
II lgr or li:..len. abnu; the = th of Novt mtes
ye1riag Ray MARE COLT. with black name and tail,
a nj left bind foot white. The requesi Ell
ca H. prov prep ry pay ella -ses, and take her az.
JOHN ELLERY.
Dec o. 1860. 4wJ2..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
STRA JED

Irom the subscriber. living in Diamond Grove town
L Of Mineral Point o1- bav mare with light main
feet and tail. and j.. p.cr ont of TIA" left ear she
Is old past -ny person who viii ret Iru s7t9
mare or give formation where she found -ha
b. Ii ERA ilv rewarded. MARGARET DOWN.
Nov. "a Is %. n -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

THE Vickshrrg Wing declares that There
ia no party in Arkansas. and no leader of any
party in that State, in favor Of secession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

w HEREAS my wife Elizabeth King. having mis-
w behaved herself since my leaving home. tbis u
if that viii no. be .n-werable for any ceo'
or dsaJs - alch size may contract aft thi- nciies
HCAPEERY KING
lg-e-ol T-i-- W. -s.t. IsE n,-7f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Dl6S1LUTO N AND REORGANIZATION
NEW LAW FIRM.

TIE FIRM OF COBB Nf.~SNORE after continue
ION 81 81 sit wears j. Dissolved mutual consent rom
.s ~ MAY 1861 to te -ueoeeded IN
abe Mineral Point business ny the hrm org~c-ed
after thai lake under the uaIne"t
Cobb, Hessmore 81 Sudduth.
Composed of Anlast Cohp, Alexander Wilson, and
James 3. ~uduth, Mineral Foint, and r. Ness IRE
OF Ia troS-r-
30 the bu~Fucs7 public for 1 ec'"p"eEcs
heretofore poS-l tine Old the new firm Ni - az
rrm5ttrI application I" business and To" Intsis ~
ti.ir clients deserve success
Thus new arrangement renders ttmp-rttvely neees-
sary that HE old of Cobb = rs-'nnFs b" el"a-
cd 1p Immediately
SgeriIi atfrHl On sireH IL Coitsftng ave hef"Tirk
CLAIMS ali parts ot tur Northeast
O.Iice opposite the Court H"n-", ~ stars
Mineral Point AprIt 80. lnti-
ASSOCIATE Br FiGES.
Goth, Me>smorr * NcIcunry, Ia "a -. Wis.
Cobh x Wilson ttclIauh f'-ntr" tc' land Co.. Vie
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

The first man rendered back un der the fu-
gitive slave law, and which led to passage of
liberty bills, was a tre- man.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

QUiTE a number Of planters in Mississippi
have appropriated each 100 bales Of cotton to
the revolutionary fund. Several planters in
Louisiana have made the same protfer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
German and French Lessons,

rIrHE undcfsi would respectfully inform tho ei-
zeuS Mineral Point and such others who desire TO
thereby, that Ire has opened select sch
"a Whites BiocS. tiu tine room ia the rear OF ID N
Yields Dental olliceJ for giving lessons pLthe
GEHMAS AND FRESCH LANGUAG Is
He haitcrs himsefthat he will be able 10 give such
instructions will b. sati-Eactnry to pupiis and pa
rents would respectfully solicit the patron
age Of his fellow ci izens-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

FANNY FERN says size 5 sicL, Of seeing tracts
90 where wo d and coal should 60.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

IT seems that every minute man down south
has second When on dnll cry soldier has
a negro to carry his gun.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

- In Charleston, Sourh Carolina. negro
women are no; allowed TO cover heir faces
with veil
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

WItRp's Lex BoAr-This much talked Of
Institution d rs no; appear to be yet IN read
mess fJF lie nav CATION Of the ce-bouud Mis-
sis.ppi- NJ. WARD and his friends are still
conhieu; the dining will Sc but other. consid-
e : q75;e humhuc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

PREs1DExr LINcoLN's CABI FIT here
are many newspaper speculatinas ai5at re-
.pes,ing the Cabinet Of President Lincoln.
butss We, we presume bat liule IS known
"a 20 vito will be honored wiki pos tons
unde. him The mes Of Edward Bates
Of Miss ,uri. Sirncn Cameron of ?, nnsyl-
wanna. Caleb g. Smith uf Indiana. Gov.
Chase of Ohio. Amos Tuck OF New Hump
shire. and others have been spoken If As
going into The new Cabinet, aid some Of
them may probably be selected. bot no:h
ing definate is known as 10 which
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
DIED

In this city, on Monday, the eth inst, OF DroPsy,
ELIZABETH, wife or william Sidele. aged about &c
years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

THE New York Herald cores ondent from
Washington says: There Is considerable
talk among some of the Southern Senators
that, in order 10 prevent the catastrophe which
they contend the Inauguration Of lincoln
uonld bring upon the country, they Will alb
sent tho mselves from the convention of the
two hocses required by the Constitution to
be present when the votes are opened and
counted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

TaE LrGlsL.r Of Wisconsin will
commence its session for lobl tomorrow
We hone to be able TO lay the Governors
NJ. ,re before our readers ia our next IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

In no previous year has there been half as
much wheat received at Chicago at this date
on the present
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

THE Term Of THIS Institution will commence
Wrtn s,lIv. Ja.ua-y 81 1851
Terms Il Tuition from 80 s. per quarter Of
ten weeks. lucidrntals 81 cents per quarter
Lecture, il.u~5 hy full apparatus cven
every week thrrugltout Tire W4uieT Tern.
-,tureuts rec ie At any me although il j. wy de-
sraIe tI tisy snala commence with the Glasses 1T
the he inning the Term.
Special attention given To the Normal Department
Arrangements have been male Tor rl.-es in F-"ncli-
Phouurrtpuy Noca! INST rum,n'a! uSic. u d"sIr
ed TaIe board e. ON 81 80 4" SOC Ter week, room
rent in Academy p cents
Catalogue, ana circulars sent, application For
further infuriuLtiou app y
GE''. .. GUERNSEY, Principal
pIrttevi Ie Doc. 81. $50 51-tl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

sE- Mr. Breckenridge viii make speech
on the 6th of January, defining his position
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

NiLwkUSEE >sNrlNEL.-This excellent pa
PEI has commenced ihe new year in Az en-
Ia--eJ form. beng now nine column paper.
Tie >-nt.gsl 5 one OF the best papers in the
West. Il P-eseut enlargement l. an evidence
Of determination OF the part # - publish
ers 10 keep pace with the wants Of the people
Of lie City and State. and We trust wlli meet
a corresponding lIberaIisy- from The comma
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
w ESTEnN MONEY AT PAR
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
TIL. NI-W HOI, X 1Ri BJ\I,
VIII receive The bills Of any sound hank. : PAR,
FOR Subscii ptipus
TERMS.

DAILY TRIBUNE C7l1 issues per anuumJ s.
SENi-wEEKl.Y (lOs Sc
WEEKLY - s.
To rLUBS-SeHi- Veeklg, two copies for s. ; five
for Sil - tn copies address for so and amy
larger number nt ne. latter For club of
~, eStra COPY viii he sent FIR cub ct forty, We
send THE u My TiIBf'NF gratis v.fr-
Ueek{y IN copies 70 E copies Tor S.. ten
for So, ami any larger number AT the Of & % each
per aunuIu he Pc Pc hc addressed tath
o clubs OF fvt4fs. serG copy.
Twsutv copies IL address for so, with extra
to him who SENDS the ciuh. For elubs Of forty
sepa e try The eckly Triaun-. For
club OF one hundred, THE DAILY TEIBUN will tie
seat gratis wear.
Payment always in advance. Address.
THE TiiBj E. No. ia IA ssau-st., New York.
4y5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
NOTICE

N0TICE.-The Ioas County Bank viii hereafter 10
pen fin \. VI. too 1 z NJ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

AlD EeR Ma ASpE.srx.-Gen. Scott ha.
ordered 80 men at Fort SumPter. to all MAJ
ADDS = = -,-1.st......-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Proposed Special Legislation.

NOTICE i hereby Civ n. ha' at the ensuing
sion cf the l.-g stature of WISCONSIN, an appii-
cation will tua!e for spFroptiaiii "a of Thirty
Thousand Dollars. to Siuk shat through the Sand
Ston" fosnia ion. the EAST half % nor h-es>t
ter Of sect II number D. tow r~iip humber :. range
mum e, "i the fourth pIiHcp-l meridian FIR
tn" pa Vos 'oi t'sti X wle her the lower mS
lime Io-k hears mineral or not.
JOHN BEAtkEN. Agent and Manager
oi iui'a and Wis. Copper Mining 60.
Mineral i'.'nf, Dec. =1ih. $50. 2-Ow
IN I'E0BATE-IowA COUNTY CoUEr.
In lie matter of the asst viii and tts.auaeut OF
Stephen Piil aux, Sen. deceased.
To all whom II ui;.y concern ette-s Tesla
mentary on the last y 10 anu ameur of sal de-
ceased having been issued J. hu Phi -.lux am I'd
ward Pi'.eauN "f Said county lne third duv sep
teIber A D. lSU0 and twelve mon rs from and after
said day being allow ed and limited ior creators TO.
present their citirS for examine. ion aud allowance
noflcr Is hereby given that the undersigned will
thr first Moudl, of every month Within tie tiute
aforesaid. h- C'ur' House Nrerai Point in s. H.
county receive, rxHminr ami ADJUST ala Claims aud
demands Of all person. aga MS sllJ dcceased.
l.. NJ STRONG.
County Jud-e.
Date'l the eigh'h day Of January A. d. is6l-n--2w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
Illinois Central Rail Road.

CHICAGO. Nov. IS, 1850.
Passenger trains this Road now leave warren a.
allows
SONG South, NJ s.0c Nand 6.5oPM
Go ius Yes al o.55 A. NJ and 7.lS 2 NJ
". 7. JOHNSON
Gen, Passenger Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Il viii he seen from this that the South
ern buster has not had the effect to sha. e
the cor fidcnce Of English capitalists. In
addition TO this there arrived a New \ ORR
du. ing the same week, the fol owing ad-
.ti,ior al sums, as fDlows:
D., the California Steamer, I,O01 GOO
~, ,h., Havana, 7.7I5
nv The b,aurussia from Hamburger 1880
Which ADDED Is tie aboy max over
srvty NI,t,oS !, oLLARs IN GOLD that his
no., nonred into th,, strong boxes of the
Sam YORK bankers in single week.
1t would appear from ms thit me pal
ance Of trade has for once t3Fhpu III our
favor and that money will agan be plenty
one Of these days
Wait a iitt { longer
II Rockford Rep
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
n edical Lectures.

T undersigned viii give course Of Lecture, ir
sincraI Point Anatomy Piy -ia o-y and TIyg enc
commenting "Wednesday The l4.h Gay of Move me-
1850. Lectures a.spte,: tu al.
3 Terms made knowu appiiclt iou.
GEO. D. WILDER, NJ. D
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Gen. " DOL.

Elsewhere we publish letter writ
ten by GES. Wool, defining his position
on the secession difficulty. 1t is open,
decisive and praiseworthy speaking the
sentiment and feeling of every lover Of the
Union. 1t will b. read with interest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Some OF the Cold Coming Rack.

For a long time past We have been scnd-
ing bullion to Finland by the ship load aad
have cobtented ourselves in the meantime
with rag currency. The tide is now turn
ing and the yellow boys e beginning
to find their way back agnin in liberal guam
tites. II VIII ne S. e. from tn f lowing
lst OF shipments that nearly six millions
of gold reached New YORK from England
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.

i FTTERs renal ming in the Post Once at Mineral
/ IPnint. Dec. 3lst ls6O-
Bartlett, Miss I.akret, Esq
Is tSSeit, Abhest Lavetty, Jno
bauuister II J Luke, Louzo
Billings. Mrs Ann Larue, Mrs Bridget
Bailey, Mrs El.auor / . Messenger, Mrs Jane
Buuthuy, Mrs Jane Mag simon
BanuIu, Francis Mo gan, " IN
BuFk, Wan Ma iu-. u G
Boil, 3 Danes NJ sihvn, Ton
Chapman, S Miles, Dan
Clement, b II MAJ in, fted
Clarke, J II NcIver, Jno
Ctd., John Meme, Geo
toIllug. james Nes>Inith. Benz
Cha>- r. : Nichols 4 Wheeler,
c x Charles ] Mailer, Miss Mary
COS e-. Mrs Omsted, Miss Jennie
Carlow. Jno Olkden, Mrs
Cole John Prentice, Miss ( Iabeth
Donner. Juo Price. Jno
Davis, Joshua Pa mer,
IvstgIs & Quick. m
syaus Miss Mary KitdelI Master Jno
Evans NJ T1os Eiswoo- Roberts, J
Ef-on : T. Robinson, Vim
Eiierv ,JoS.ph Robe is G.
ri.IstuH, : a Raleigh Edmond
Fvtn> NJ, Ann VI Rowland, Wm
Faraguer, Villain Sioeuu, VI
Fox X B.audian Sparts If
Gay. Miss susan Stone, a
e. .C+s. Wheeler Strong.
g aiHG~, Mrs Marion St George,
Green. f Tsacr.
eddy. Jane Thomas. Jno
Col isaorrhy, Trimmings, Mrs Mary
Giufey, : " Vincent, Ihos
tiayden. William Vincent, Mrs VIM
Holman, Mat wight Charles
1an. Ms Sophie Williams, Juo
Hoiock " vi, ans WIN
Huichiu~. Joseph Wilkins. Mis- Anna
iI,,lme-. Mrs Mary s'eIhi'"
Unv.r Ctiah pake J ker
HAYDEN. " II Uerberg. Christian
in-aes, Joertzrn, } ohsnn
HUT. l. FieI, Phillip
IIlt,jeg. Thos Kgz~n, Nick
UumpAvets. WeVHer, Mr.
Hlr.nond Mss Alex Po-sAt Richard
auriS james Ko h-mbick, Juo
IruNjuS. N Z X ElbIat,
W., E.i,s,rI KING Rat, Johann
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
co. TON SALTER. VI. D.

BIxrxGER'- OLD LONDON Dock GIx pos
ses~e- all the qualities that can toe "e-ireu t'r
this highest aud nublest Use OF all vines or
liquors. It's ingredients are the distilled
lg;ces OF carefully seecIed grains. made deli
catelv punreut aud fiavorou, with the aroma
tic lincture Of the juniper berry age has
meiIowet all these mingled aroiuas. and Civ
Ell an exquisite niIIdnes--a smooth 81 Y bod
ADD an almost floral odur 10 the liquor,
which renders 1t delicious To the senses OF
smell and taste alike. while IT. sparkling 4
as.d purity leaves nothing s,- the eye 10 &C.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
The Washington Robberies no Surprise.

independent" The Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia North A'nsrtean' IN
! the letter describing the Mammoth Robbery
of Government Trust Funds. recently di>cov-
cred in the Der artment of the Interior, thus
4 alludes to the siguifcan. fact that the re'eia-
ton excites no surprise
/ Startling "a this event is, the public here
I have been prepared for 'scl"sures quite as Sc
I rious Tie ,rorSt IS By no mems tod ; and
7 when some Of these depaf tnents are o'er-
hauled hv their successors III Cfhce, revelations
1 " I'll he made far more ;.,toni-hi az than any
which lave leaked out. The invest CATION oi
/ the last Congress. proved. beyond Tue posi-
4 hiliiy of doubt. that a system of COZ upton
/ was established here without paral ell u the
/ history Of the Government. Contracts, 10 -
\ and favol-, have been Parceled out, through
Notorious agents and infamous employees,
which have cost the country millions of dol
I lars Large sums thus procured were ussi 10
+ operate IA Congressman 10 ubsidIzc the press,
/ while the remainder went into the packets Of
! the officials and instruments who may be seen
! p7ewlIug around the Departments, with free
/ entry 10 certain Secretaries, but who by no
! rassIhilitv could obtain admission to any gem
i ilemau's circle or tab These facts are the
/ common talk Of the town, aud have been So
( for three wears past. They are Just much
discussed ia Democratic e uaricrs A. by The OPP
position. and the holiness and defiant disse-
/ gard of opinion exhibited by those Who have
invited these suspicious have been frequently
brought to iie notice of Jhe President. but
without effect
i" Il ) not surprising, in view OF the venal
ity which has sJalked ..hort in high places of
the manner in which tie Treasury has been
pluuGered and harkrupfed. that there should
be found members at the Cabinet who openly
aud EfpI..,tfIy adj Dcate secession. and hJ
have used their positions t" precipitaJe that
crisis AZ the close of the sdmIuIstr alton. Three
hundred M HONS Of dollars will have disaF-
irared hy the 4ih Of March next. four years
admins, .ai ioa Of the Government IN time VI
Profound peace with all the world. What IS to
show for this criminal extravagauce and NAL
appropriation Nothing but distracted
country, besgared Treasury, enormous
debt. and a deficient revenue These are the
r...uL.. ~ VI E-.-.s.-.ll-S .-n.-.. TN. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
JoHx E Wool


CuNrLrus>TAaY.-ruc p"paitr Vine I'm
poJtc-s. M,=s-rs 4. IL BiSiNGER * Co. No.
IL oad Street New York, have received
tie following hstan'Ial endorsements Of
their &c OLp LoSpoy Dock Gus. which APP
pears to be u standard article with The Drug
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
GIN As A REMEDIAL AGENT.

The OLD LoxDos Dock CiIS " 81 MesSrs
a NJ. BrNxtNGEg 4 Co, 70 Hroli street. has
been favuritc with the profession FIR many
years. have frequently prescribed II, aui
always with dcc'lcd advantage. where my
diIec.Ious have BEEN followed. Il l. evident
il the pr ,duct of .ery careful dlsfIllatiou-
The active prinr.ple-lhe j. iper berry. tie
iuy - blended - 10 give To the spirit very
delicate. fruiiv aud aromatic flavor In HE
90 .r>e OF a Practice ct ten yeas have had &C
c4-I,n 10 lest many of The gins the market
and after = ve-y careful examination of uu-
mer,ns samples. have decided that BNiNGEa'~
OLD LoNDuv DOCK GIS. has 40 equal! Real. Y
good gIn l. indispensable! iu every household.
AID the OLD LorDnS Dock cpu.es ml.LatI-
caIy under thar head Ia selling such al
article a. tar price. this old krIckerbncIer
house are doug much for the cause of true
temBerauce.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

RArL RoAD NArrei,-We clip the follow
ing notice of \ proposed extension Of the Mn
er..I Pom; Ra'l Road. from the Chicago ri
6u,.e Of Monday
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
IOWA COUNTY BANK.

IN J = u Utr
GeHl Pan ngs- Agent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the suts-l.1'ts 80. ~
,etter how small tie amount) are hereby request
vi aaI and settle Immediately and save cost
." ~ DARWIN n. MOOR a Co.
Ellsworth, Jan. %. l9tl. ~"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-01

by he ~ Of tlese I'll, the pero4. at.
tack ct NERVOUS or ii n HhAeut ay be
prevented and aiken at ife u '"sAee-
aud sl2Aress Nil Ae eHfa5nta.
lAey seldom IL. In removing The N.r.x
aa@ IlkApAe . which females are 30 sub.
jet.
LEY act gently uqoa tie boweh.-remov.
ing CG,tlvcuoss.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Fe.
mae ana al persons Of sedenlary habi,s.
lieN aie valuable a. u LAXATIVE. imn,ovi,s
Inc appetite giving tone and Yisor 10 the
ss,use organs and restoring the natural Ella
ITCHY and strength ct the ~ hole s,stfrn4
lie CEPli ALlG PILLS are the result,
ienP investigation and carefully conducted
pef'Hents. have been in use many yea,s d.,
nag fmoh time they have prevented an,
renewed vast amour, Of pain and .ufer;ii .
from headache, whether originating In q
nervous system or from defangcd state tIect-
'' .Thaa.. Sof 70
mon shd nav be taken at all time.,
pstleot saiet! without making ans cha
diet and the absence q any th.sgr...ahr
renders It cay 70 administer them 10 -
EEHAkE or C0UNIkRFFr
HE genuine have Il We signature. of ~,
SpaldHg on each Box.
:, Sold ty Druggists aud all other Dealer.
"a: a bsS viii he sent y mail prepaid on
PRICE 20 CENTS,
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY @, SPALDING, 4
I!t1 IS Cedar 81 . New-y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-01
r.
DIR. S II f Z T S
Infallible Liniment.
Great External Remedy.

L
AND ALL RHEI NArIC AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS,
Dr. Stephen Street, II aaeet5rat,
The great natural Bone Setter,
DR.. Stephen Street, u Csaasesispf,
Is known all over the United states
DR.. Stephen Sweef, - Gaaaeasieat,
Is the author of CDR Sweet. iH1ali5Ie Liuiiaan;.
DR.. Slreefs I4faH3is L5ats.54b
Cures Rheumatism and nero, fails.
DR.. Streets LJlH1le Luaaeai.
10 a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. Streets MjalisLle LIN seat
Cures Burns and sealds Immediately.
Dr.. Streets LfalHlc Li4i@eat.
Is the best known remedy for Spraias and Bruises.
DR.. Streets IRtallible L5aiHea.
Cures Headache immediately and nc1ar f,lls.
DR.. Speefs IQtaHi5ie LiaimcAl
Is immediate relief FOL Piles, seldom fails to cure.
DR.. Saceefs L1talI,5Ie Li4imeHL
Cures Toothache in minute.
DR.. Swcet's LqtaliJle Llnime7t.
Cures Cuts and Wounds quickly, leaving ngsear,
Dr.. Saleets htalIi5le Liament
Is the best remedy for sores in the hn9wu world.
DR.. Streets LtaHH}c Liaiment
Has been used by.nore than million people, and
all praise it.
DR.. Streets hfaiiible L'HimeHt
l. truly Z" friend in need, AMI every family
should have it at hand.
Or. Speets hfdliJ}c Liaimea.
Is for sale by all Druggists. rr,ee - cents.
RICHARDSON 4 eos
ly2Geow sole Plapfieters, Norwich, Ct.
For sale by H. II. Hay, General Agent, Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-01
To TIln-E WHO EGQl IRE PROOF.

,S#Ha.#--9#t Nh fi5,H7t, ~ i1f=, "" 7r71f
J-V Pan zsEaIl, CsrgF, Cae3 ~ Rom =
R,u5Q R,aa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-01

\. r. : Nv N 3E0'tI f".NortI.
Zone If ths sa'e safe In eA4.httisH a
&c HHs1-za odiee. Tvs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-01

certain safe and permanent cure for Rhcuma.
,ism, Neuralgia aud Salt Bheum. It is an inter
ual remedy, driving eat and entirely eradeatiu-
the disease, requiring no change in diet or busi.
ness, and mas lie taken by children ana persons Of
tie most delicate constitutions with perfect safe