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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07
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ERENOH DYE HOUSE,

ERENOH DYE HOUSE,
. No. 96 SENECA STRKET,
NEXT deer 70 Ms. Porter's Millinery stored
By............ ........ FREDERICK OHkIAA.
auysinf and Cleaning IN Al IL branches. Please
ssiI And eItiEnins nnished goods fn the store.
Rsfsrenoes-Measrs. Rettberg 3 Heusmanni Iel.
Ior, GrisWold Co.. and other Merohant9. aagl
HOME AGAIN.-G.S 8. WILLIAMS
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, beEa Leave e
Sanounco 70 hi3 hlendB and the sublios tnat ne re
home asain, and located a. So ~ liiL ~ ~
ne begt machnery regardless Of expense ana nAt.
an himSsf that 81 stTict attentlon % 90
gsinh i5F IS many YsarS CToWnsa he ahaaatofa'
BlaHly1E
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Toe PITOHER
RIUE & BURNETT.

lO3 SUPHsIoa 81
t1aH
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

FGAEK PARKHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at rsaGauabls figures.
0ep94R96.iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07
2ilAfhinista.
lHOMAs MANNING.
HAnHlRlsr Z RNqIRRER

And Manufacturer nf
STEAM EEGINES . MACHINERY OF EEERA
Dsscriptlon. Al8o-Jack Screws, Boltz for BFldg.
6 and other uscs, Iron Grating and BlaoEgmith-
ing Generally. HHOP-hos. D HoUitt'B Block
West st., Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07
M gFOCK mARKET-Dec. s.

nIONEY-Essy ct sac per cent on call: par cent
for short irst class paper. - !, ~ . ,o,,,1.
8TERL1NH BKCHANGE-Quiet 81 toaW
100 foTbest bankerBi bills. 49, q.
gTDgKa-Market shade better. Onicago q
Rock Island s2k; Milwaukee Prairie du Chisn -
Iliinois rentra scrpt 6O(; Michigan southern guar
anteed s6x: Michigan Central 49, Pacinc MAIL st'4i
Calepe 4 Chicago 20 10; Erie 81 Panama llli YORK
Central 77; VirginsG IS 4si California - = Tenn
essee e. az; United States &c 81 coupons9S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07
Nov. 80 ss4 1w.

sPHEREOTTPEs.-stimpson is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, end We advise
those wishing TO get q fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 1853
Superior street, will richly repay 10th citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BH BROKEN BIZ TIE HEAT, can be iouud at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

COlOred Lights.
For Tableaux-Red, White, and Blue. Put
upin boxes ready for use by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

Y.M. c. A.--There viii be a meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association at
their room in Perkins Building this (sasur-
day) evening-as which time not only the
business ofthe regular monthly meeting viii
be attended 70, but also some important
special business. Let there be this time q
full attendance Of members.
te J. B. MERIAN, Pres,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07
8gilIiuerg.

MILLINERY GOODS NEW
III. Arrival, -, -..,.--.. 49,.
IL IN receipt Ct reE and choice sock Of
MILLIE EERN GOODS
Comprising
Esv ssyis shiET5d Hats. FlgFeTs, Ribbons, Aoufn-
if,g Coos, Collars, NeilE &o. also,
NEW STThh BATS H0R CHILDREN:
FeSides . RToat variety Of HasaonabiO and fashion,
rhla gooda not enuneraseas 1a4ie4 are respectfully
fuvitsd 10 call ana examine.
r,-11sr marz' R2f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

EnIR sTREEF BAPTIST CHURCH.-The re-
pairs and improvements on the Erie Street
Baptist Church being completed, the house
will be re-Opsned for public Worship to-
morrow. The pastor, Rev. s. B. Page, will
preach at lOz in the morning and Rev. s.
". Adams, D. D., in the evening at z o.
clock. The ordinance of Baptism will be
administered at the close Of the morning
service and the Lords Supper at half-pnst 2
Pm.
The slips Of the Church will be rented for
one year On Monday, Dec 9th, at o'clock
Pm. 2t
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O8WKGO nIARKKT-Deo. 8

OsWEGO nIARKKE-Dec. 8.
fEY ERLEdRkPH.l
FI0UR-Market steady. u.
WHRAT-Mnrket without material change with
iinited demand. Sales 5000 bush Jhicago spring
at 99c; $50 buEh DO at ssc adoati 800 bush choice
Canada club at Sl.05.
Other grains quiet.
TaKE IHTFORTS-No receipts by Lake.
CANAL, EXPORT8-s,6O0 bush what.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07
6f0eftits & grOUisiOus.

FAMILY GROCERIES, &c, AT
WALSH & EVANS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
Personal.

London boasts the possession Of q mau who has
studd the art of sedefense and the art of painting
with equally happy results. The pugilistc triumphs OF
lem Ward have been duly chroncled In BelFs Life.
In 1882 he retired from the ring, and fifteen years
later being then ortysx years of age began 10 prse-
tee paintiny The Kings Arms or, more properly,
q" lam Wardr" is small public house in the rnssv-
orv locality called the Whitechapel road. "Jem" has
broad massive and powerful head, and the express
ion of the face is honest, simple, and intelligent.
visitor states his errand to be Of Art, and ushered
nm AN awkward staireaseinto psrlor smelling strong
Nv of stale tobacco smok,. The low ceiling is black
ened with the fumes of the gasets. Around the room
are hung some eight or of the proprietors eAsd-
cures in dirty gilt frames. 0tners, in various stages
of proQress are slowed away in odd nooks their faces
othe wall The furniture is and common, with
the execution Of rosewood piano, which belongs TO
the painters daughter, pupil Of Benedics and Pi-
eo;st of some celebrity. Jem 10 his own Snowman,
and saves his visitors the trouble Of venung any
marks on his pictures by criticising them himself
In his opinion, few men, If any, have the advantage
over him either as painter q eonnosseur TO quote
hi, own words be can do all that Turner could 10 in
color and atmosphere which he considers his forte"
,bo,oh h. confesses with cheerful iankness that Tur
n.r surpssed him in detail" That which has bafcd
the skil of 40 many painters, the imitation Of the sub
tle hues Of human aesh, is no mystery to Mr. Ward.
lie finds 1t Z" very easy" A recent visitor says that
his pictures are painted with grea. sodity, rmness,
and reckless power of hand such as one might expect
from pracicsd bruiser. They display strong appre-
eiaon Of coor-not true color perhaps, in many cases.
but often beautiful III itsslf-and though requenSiy
strong and brilliant in instance does beteay
the slightest suspicion OF vuigGriy. Here, said he
turning picture from the wall placing it in iasoi'
able light and rubbing bis mostened hand over paf's
that had lost their richness here's color
If Won like; no one can beat that-its soft ana
blooming ike peach. All done with The palette
knife. Here's, a pair, now, iast begun land IN 'hs
foundation, you may call it; don't know what l soal
do with EN- yet, no mo,e than baby. When an la.'
strikes me, stall take em up aud put IN my ue'a''
Some little cattle on the hills here perhaps hsurs
two, and there you arc. Ieoud knock oh couple
MIR Of them In . week. If I'D only tme' bat whs
you're in business you're always being called 0f--so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1861

The forelock and appointed Commissioner 10 represent
that enterprizing little State at the Worlds Art Elk
hihiton in London, next year. If the lsle state OF
Rhode Island sends representative the great state
Of Now.York ought to send at least Dozen But the
best kind of representatives that we can send ,here
will be the works Of our artists Of which there should
be no stint, for European cOnnoisssurs have as yet
had no opportunity of fairly knowing what our artists
are capable of doing. The landscapes OF george L.
Brown, Kensett and Iunes, which have recently oeen
exhibited in London haveawskeneds now interest 'nors
In American art.
--Amclg the important items of news brought 70 US
by the asia this week is the announcement tha'
Hatty Hosmer's model for the statue OF Ben'oh 'oi
which the City of ST. Louis gave her commssol na'
been completed, and WAS to be forwarded from ho'n'
10 Munich TO- be cast in bronze. II will hardy oe
ready for It's pedestal in the queen city OF inc '0u"
West before the rcbellion will be efectusily eAun
guished there; and &ers will be no impeachment 70
its erection The sturdy old patriot would vehemenuy
protest against bis statue beng erected within the DOT
ders Of State that harboreds rebel against the Gov
eminent no labored so long and earnestly to uphold
Mr.. Hicks has returned from bis warm weather
sourn at Trenton Falls rather sooner than he had in'
tended bringing hs sheaves with him. IN the shape OF
some small pictures Of genre subjects and 'oae cabinet
lapdscapes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
LITERARY.

"A series o. occaSOnal Paptrs entitled "Tracis for
p,ie,,p and People" de,ig1ed "a the caln EXPRESSION
Of liberal and Thoughtful men on matteG Of Church
doctrine AID discipline and oceasioned by ths riarting
cisclosurss ,roducei by tie hnoue Es'sys aud Re-
views has been commenced III London by writers
who. FOR the los. part, ere o'crgymen q tho Church
Of Lncad. Among tee contributors TO the seri.sere
the Rev. NJ. Maurice aud Mr. I. Hughes, author Of
"Iou Ilrown ~ Rugby" With regard to tie Rig
iols controversy rog gong CT in England, SIR iinShfs
rcaarbs: "There 10 not Ing 70 be gained by shutting
Oh. eyer any longer to tie fact That doubt TO what
auawer mutt be given 10 iaque7t'on isvery wildly
spread smong I'd. An atttnp, 70 answer tor st
aay rate, to clear sway some Of VIVA ths authors be.
love 10 be hindrances TO al angwer--has been made
By ID. writers OF the Esssys and Reviews. In ny
humble opinion this attempt is wrong in principle. but
must ay that the aim Of that hook is not 10 Get UP
any deislic or panthssic philosophy in the place Of
Christianity but 10 claim fOI English ehurehmen tho
rsh, of honest fhd free inquiry in the realm Of nature
and the history Of man az hecesssy sep to the sPresd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
nlslEN RFCYIYED.

lhonst and his sseost,ors by W.h ytos irving vols.
isuio Vol II. 10 SOC. g. 2. Putnam 90.
Coul,e 4 sl Lectures the Chemical ll'to, q cndle
r. dclA, F,nday. l2tno PIP "a. Harper Bro.hsu.
L.ur kccidenos sud InmAry Lesson BOc by SvoTE. w.
COtrd, A. n. limo. up 81. The Sane.
III. IoL.s Moor by Toe AIih1r If hGssret Malt
l.ai" Le. limo. PIP 500. Tln s1Iue.
Life and venture In t1e south Pacific by o'na fha.sr.
Pr,e.utou A Novel BY j. Fenimor. Cospsr. Ilas.eied
Edition. l2mo. Pp .tL w. 4. Tonnssld L Co..
D.rlev'g Coof.t Sigrettrs. Foio. fbt Same.
RsA(5n o. lie Amere,n Board u ComGisoneI for Forsyl
Missions 10 slavery. ~ CkhTlo, r. MlgIls. l!po.
No 245,. Il. r. NAlcui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

TIE Art Journal for August contains engrsslngs Of
"The Cottage Home, painting by Gibson, arch
Of Titus, by Turner and Erin" from toe statue by
w. j. o. Doberty. TIE graphic description, Ofths Had
con by Mr. Losing are among the s,trc,ions Of the
number, especially for readers in tho vicinity Of New.
York (Viltuo a. CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

An unpreIendlns volum. Of travels sa:tlsd A" Life
snd Adventure in the South Pacific" ny A Royne
PRIyrEa, il issued by Harper 4 Brothers, compiled
from the log-bOoks Of two yOung men who spent ZONE
i've yesn ia the vhale-frhsry. II iuticsously dis-
dain. any title to literary merit. but contains an IN
polished ofhhpd account Of personal experience in the
forecas,le which il not altogether without interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

"fhe Latin Ascidence and Primary Losaos Book"
Il tee title Of Latin Grammar ard arst lessons In
reading by GroRaS w. CALtoRD. Prosspr Of Iada
and Greek in ths Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Il
l. Intended TO serve a. Introduction AMI scoornpani
meat to MClintocks Flint Book In I.stu," and aims
70 yarsus simpler arrangement Than oher manuals
now La popular use. Harper g. Br,tbeHl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
ABOUT CANDLES.

a COURSE OF SIX LECTURES on TIE CHEMckL
N22IsT0RY or CANDLE BY MICHAEL FARApAY d.
c. l.. y. R. s.: Edited by WILLAs CRooKE' T. T. O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
Secession and Washington News.

1t is reported that the Florida Convention
has voted in favor OF secession. The Com.
missioners from Alabama and South Carolina
addressed the Convention 1t is also report.
ed that the Governor has seized tho federal
property.
The War Department has been informed
that the Governor of South Carolina has for
hidden the Sub-trcasurcr at Charleston to
pay the draft of the Pdymaster in favor OF
Maj. Anderson.
'nhc President sent in message to the
House on Wednesday.
The Steamer Star of the West was spoken
of Cape IIatteras on the It'll.
Lieut.. Howell with company Of Marines
took possession Of Fort McIIenry the 9th.
The Tribune says that Pensacola, Florida,
is well guarded. there being one company Of
infantry aud two vessels Of war there. Key
West holding the Key to the Gulf Of Mexico
is occupied by sufficient force to protect it
against any attack. Hampton Roads auoth-
er naval station, South, is likewise in Sc
cure position.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11

nation on the geography of the country tn,
vegetable, animal and mineral productions
with remarks on its climate, seasons and
temperature
Mr. Rcdpath has been appointed by the
Government OF tiayti, general agent of en-
gration for the United States, and bo, .s.
ta6lished an emlgraut Office in Boston. He
is authorized to offer to emigrants, free col
orcd persons, warm welcome and a free
home OF sixteen acrcs of land Many other
advantages are literally granted. All infor-
nation upon the matter can be obtained by
writing t" lioytian Bureau ofEmsration
22l Washington St. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GuipE TO II4Ytl,-The inlefItisable and
earnest Rcdpath who is not only wri-
ter but a door # deeds, has enlisted in the
Philauthropc work OF helping the colafei
man to a congenial home and country
which shall look upon him With favor. In
fartheranee of this object he has made three
trips to IIayti, fully explored the country,
studied its capabilities and its adaptation to
the wants and necessities of the American
colorcd man, and has Published a book Of
information, called - \ GUIDE 10 HAfri.
lie has embodied in this work much inior
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
BEEIsIEt.', SERMONS.

The Publishers of the BosrOS TRAVELLER have
made an arrangement with Rtv. Horny Ward
Beechrr, to publish ,very Saturday during the en-
suing year, n Photographic report OF his Even
ing Dissourses addressed to the congregation at
large These Sermon. will be revised by Mr.
B,tchu himself and paJi'shcd in no other paper
They will be published in the DAILY, Sem Weekly
and Hrckiy 1rope{,r.
Particular attention is paid in the TRAvELRR,
to Foreign and Domestic News, Ship News, Mar.
kets and stock Sales. The proprietors are deter
mined, that while they furnished the che pest pa.
per, it shall in respect be inferior to the best
papers in the country.
The REVIEW OF THE WEEK, summary of all
the news OF the week, with running commentary
upon the most important events, by of the pes;
and most experienced writers in the country, 10
| another feature peculiar to the TRAyELEs, and
adds greatly to its value.
We Will furnish the papers the following terms,
Daily, si7gle copy ST Fer year.
Five copies. 30
semi-Weckly, single copy, "
a club of ten, 20+ &"
Weekly, single copy, "
A club Of ten lU% "
And one copy TO tbe getter NJ Of the clah-
| IL Cash aieeays advance.
! WORTHINGTON, FLANDERS Il Co.
PUBLISHERS.
| For sale by all news agents.
Wholesale Agents in Boston, joan J. DYER i
| Co., A. WILLIAMS 4 Co., FEDERHEN & Co.
New York-DEXTER Bro, Ross 4 Tovcy, Avis
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liz .Ii4a1sqa Photographic Pgres'aa O..
No.7sl broadway. New York,
.4,ia. .e,4T-I tb,i1 .aa.al lal ingenious. iuven.
TON ~ a.ll55.elr and l.ar 1tu patents, are fully
prepared u exeeute all order. tor
ua..,..t. {..t.,fss,,a ~, Islr,5tsa Gdq4.
pro..ntlus all ihe ATTRACTIVE anl advantageous
teiture, Of ordinary photographs. the brl,liLney
ta5f ttfish %! witer-euar drawing. and hitherto
un4tt,iasI quality ot durability, BY beinsrsnder-
Il a. impcl.shnble as thelatural properties Of the
Articles upon which they are transferred,
As the patented process Of the Company enables
the repfs melton OF fhotesr1ih'' nj 'niy CA pam
SUI ou. Ia
gre 81 , yn - iJ ,i,
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hid qIiI5tv. .lch az
r.. r., D,.,l,,,, cs,,, y..fs l,.i.l,, g.. +,
,,=sr.l .ssarje. nitHful paftfa l. and furnishing
!, aniage aud exquisite .tS!e Of oruamentatiou OF
artieit, m lome.tie use.
IN order to furnish facilities for tie qualification
~ tA' aA' - t I - l',s5' ',' ~ laIio.
in'-e p4''"hi - '' ',s ~, "'' ~
- =. -, r,,,e,. a collection Of ,unsrior porcelain
-. n,npiartnrc,l 10 their own order, which
nv IA tea.t prices.
As the American Company are owners Of the
patent right, aud consequently the only persons
authorized to use tAe process they have deteFm'R
ell IN esl'' -,.t-,.-
u ef"f Ff,f.s ~ '"y ''s'oN " ''s mon
Al opportunity 10 POSSESS
Fati5isis IN oe4l'
20 make The following proposition 10
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

-Rev. Mr.. Tcnny preached a sermon for
the times, on Friday, the day OF President
Buehanan's fast. The Rev. gentleman is a
decided Union man aud prayed tcrytutly for
our natioual rulers, ami that they w3uld
have the wisdom and patriotism t. main
tain the constitution, the laws Vi the land
and the integrity Of the UaiJn.
HoKRtDLE DEs7n.-We lssrn that Mr.
Norton of MarnyiIlc, Who has been toamius
for Mr.. Casey, between Ellsworth and lis
tau-works in Mariayi.lc for the last Fix
months, was found in the stall Dt one d lis
horses on Monday Afternoon dead and horri-
bly, NUT lated. 1t is supr5,9d that he WIS
kicked by the h5rs', it JciaI vicious aui
NAL, and stunned, filling into the stall, when
the horsa c1ntinlcI t. stamp up5n him IN
al life was extinct. Mr.. NJrtgn formerly
rcsided in Barnham.
MIR DAVID BartIrtt Of Nj. Resert'
killed pig last week, ten moths Old which
weighed 3jS It's.
Mr. Christopher Bartlett Of the same pince
killed one ten months old which wei ,hei
35j lbs,
SAP Aocipg>r.-ln penohrcot on Thurs
L. -. III. -. ....-.fl .zz -
Mr.. John u. snewpaa, Was r, haIly burned
by its clothes taking fire t..gt i, srlirc! thtr
sy-sx hours after.
The M,ttr hal 1sne t a =. r hdf
.nI. d;.,.w ls.r;a. H. bti,e b.. wHh a
b,ba so,se three ,s..r, y#s4n,sr. .lnI lad NJ.
u passing uetshbgr a,.5l ,hc e.sf.,,us %. tie
children u, dyubt l. til would hat, T.fi.A.d.
..a l.-,n tan5tssf.
=. eh,,.ha .3 s.,5,y t,,ept, ;5sa years
L., s.hh,,h l.. ,.rr,si.l an f4..tz
..-,oa, 81, ~, 5.....,i=.n
ALI BEAT'-Mf. Ill.,. 49, - ! '..5
dressed down r. -" a5As s''se' 's''l
months aud a ie@ - - "s'eati'si - .
otNetLLoRs,-Iae i4tta~a5 esRtleasa
have been elected Councillor. 1t To- current
political se.r ~ DR.. i.4.,sf, Es=.5f4sS
kabis, Lei u. N=#s.t5. L=sts y g" AIS
MS .nl W-s.tlastaa A4ala4=
c1-.-.-. IT, n. G=...lz.,1vy #
~ r,z......... t..... y In.
= r. S.=rs.4e. f =. Efsttst0.I-
town As,t S.tr-tur. Ia-r-.,= beae IT
Pennington, NJ. mr., aud an [ H..
ofSul!iyAa, Asss. Assse4ssr-
ru L.. . RHINE F...,f#
-. s. e6..ia, A NH r ~
- 60 D--.y..f + r. ,3+-
field Assistant, +. L. Ia!caer - l'i#ti' .4i.tt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
Special Notices.

The Hancock Ministerial Conference
WI! hold IL next anarerly session with R.y n Kal
ton At hlnehll GA Tuesday January Is 1851 a, . Iat
r., g., ii. i. HOUSE, Cl.rk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
A Card From Elias Howe Jr

All persons are cautioned not to make, deal in.
or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spoo!s and make the stitch known the GROVER
y BAKER stitch. unless the same purche sed
from the GROVER x BAhER Sewing Machine Com,
pany, or their Agents, or Licenses and stamped
under ny patent Of September 10, 1916.
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone, are
legally authorized under their own patents, and
my said patent. during the extended term thereet.
to make and sell this KIND of Sowing Machine,
and all others prac;es upon my said patent.
md will be dealt with accordingly, wherever
found. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
NEW York. is3lts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICE,

All persons indebted to the Subscribers Ono
matter how small the anount) are hereby request
ed 10 call and settle Immediately and save cost.
nAR3fN y. MOOR & co.
Ellsworth Jan. %, leGl. 58g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-11
NOTICE OF Foreclosure.

NSyHEBEAS, Benjamin F, Austin OF Ellsworth,
w in the County Of Hancock and state Of
Maine, on the ninth day Of July, A. b. lsj6, by
4l- deed of mortgage, conveyed to George W
Buckmore of said Ellsworth, in said county, that
rt OF the homestead Of the late Elisha Austin,
lying west OF the county road leading from Ellis
worth to Bluebill, also one-iourth of an acre Of
land and so much of the dwelling house as stands
thereon, being the same premises now occupied by
said Austin and situated on Main street in Ellis
WORTH also parcel OF land situated in said Els
worth and containing fifty one square rods being
lot No seven upon plan drawn by l.. Jarvis,
ESD, and the same conveyed to said Austin by
Calvin q. Pick ; also another parcel land situ-
ated in Amherst in said County, being lot No.
four, Township No. Twenty six, middle Division,
containg three hundred and twenty acres the same
conveyed to said Austin by Samuel button, re-
ference being had to said martgage, Deed recor-
ded in Hancock County Registry book No. 1903,
Page las, for full description. The condition
Of said Mortgage has been broken and therefore
claim foreclosure Of the same.
GEO. w. BUCKM0RE.
BY his Atty, H. Qua fBERLArN,
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Notice OF Administration.

'1FHE subscriber hereby gives public notice t
all concerned, that he has been duly ap,
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an Administrator OF the estate Of John Horton,
late Of Buchll. in the County Of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
said deeea.eds estate, to make immediate pay.
uIeht, aud those who have any demands thereon,
u exhibit the saa.e far -cttlcmcnt
JESSE HINCKLEY.
January 81, lSGl. %
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Il. CRIGER. AGENT.
A BAROMETER

For the Agricultural Million, an every day
useful and beautiful piece Of furniture. y,
COED fer a century. as day.
81 MOSES HALE, Agent.
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livery Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand for It's timely at the
first appearance Of ameaess will eectuay prevent those
formidable diseases, to which all horses LIABLE and
which render many 9th ssi-e valuable horses nearly
worthless.
four hundred voluntary testimonials the wonderful
curative properties Of this Eminent have heen received
WITHIN the last years, any many Of them from persons
In tAe hishesL RAM OF Ile.
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THE s1Yl,Isg1AN
RECEIPT BOOK.

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Secured tv iets r. patent IN the Hu.tsl stats
Ea4bud, iaau.e, and belgium.