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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
The News.

We refer our readers to our news COL
umns. As no telegraphic dispatches were
received at St. Paul on Saturday aud Mon
day, the account Of the evacuation of Har.
per's Ferry is rather imperfect-we mere.
" receiving the latter end of the affair.
From various dispatches in the Chica'
90 papers it appears that Gov. Jackson
after his Wanting call for $4,000 men,
fed, pursued by Col. Lyon.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

burg railroad. The route is to be opened
by them for Gen. Patterson's division.
Ten secession prisoners are reported cap
tured in a skirmish by Stones command
The War Department has ordered the
rebuilding of Harper's Ferry bridge. It
is expected to be done in five days.
FT. MONROE, June 16.-A person just
arrived from Newport News reports skir-
mish there this morning. Three compa-
MES sent out by Col. Phel ps Of the First
Vermont Regiment to drive in cattle be-
longing to seccssionists were fired upon by
a company Of hight horse and three men
wounded. The rebels escaped and the de-
tachment succeeded in its purpose.
The experiment with Sawyer's Ameri-
can rife cannon at the Rip Raps last even
ing was brilliant success. Sewalps Point
is clearly in range of their guns. Seven
out of eleven 48 pound shells exploded a
short distance from the rebel camp and
one of them over their entertainments. It
created sensation among secessionists.
We have report that Gen. Butler will
make demonstration towards Yorktown
within 48 hours.
ITALY.-Count Cavour died on the
morning of the 9Th. The event caused a
profound sensation.
1t is rumorcd that Garibaldi contem-
plates visit to America in a month OF
two: War in Italy appears unlikely.
ST.. LOUIS, June ia report says that
Brig. Gen. Stack while mastering troops
into the service Of the State ut Chillicothc
was taken prisoner by Col. Curtis of the
U. S. Volunteers, on their way to St. 10
seph.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

wish to form the ha bit Of smoking; but others
do, what will they think of me if do not -
and he tries hard to make the smoke curl grace
fully.
What will they think says the married Ia
dy as she has just dismissed some unexpected
callers; they came so unexpected. and so un-
prepared to receive them oh, dear! what
sciN they think and thus she muses. for IN
hour.
What will they think says the middle-aged
man, as he puts the last polish on his boots aud
presses his wig closer to his head. Unjust FIX
up" other people do-what will they of me if
l do not? So it is we are always wondering
what peoble will think of US. Sure enough,
what will they think?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
TELECRAPHlC.
THE EVACUATION OF HAIR
PER'S FERRY CONFIRMED.
An ATTACK ON CAIRO NEGOTIATED.
A SUCCESSFUL FORAY.

Po1NT OF Rocks, June 15.-The
Worlds special gives additional particulars
Of the Ferry evacuation. 1t appears that
flint lock muskets, sugar, coffee, cotton,
machinery, &C., which they could not take
away, were thrown into the river.
The rebels received information that the
Federal troops were going to Winchester
to fortify it, and cut their retreat of, which
caused their retreat to that place, where
they will be reinforced from Richmond.
1t seems there were from 10000 to TO-
600 troops at the Ferry.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-1H erolTs
Despatch. There is reason for confident
belief that Gen. Scott intends to keep the
rebel chiefs on the back track, at least un-
til they shall have evacuated Virginia and
Tennessee The whole rebel force, except
the rear guard at Manassas junction, is
said to be returning to Richmond.
Every point on the Potomac from Will
Transport to Aqua Greek is now guarded
by Federal troops. ~
An army officer has just arrived here
from Cairo with dispatches for Gen. Scott.
He states that intelli gence had been re-
ceived there that the rebel force under
Gen. Pillow had everything in readiness
and was expecting to move towards Cairo.
They have transports sufficient to carry
$4,000 or &c, 900 men. The commander
at Cairo has no doubt of his ability to
resist any force the rebels might bring
against him. 1t appears from information
communicated to our officers that Pillow
was expecting aid from Kentucky and Mis-
souri,, the Governors of these States hav-
ing given him assurances to that effect.
Arrangements have been made by the
United States which would prevent any
such aid.
Times Correspondence. ]-Col Lam
der has left Philippe, where he was at
the head Of five reeiRf3ta ;and, i is sup
posed he has made i forced march across
the mountains to, Observation-Disclosures
about so 1biles.yA2A /, AA'\MAv
/ L 1]i1a1e' 958.R4&3 G}GP&ssident
as B@t9 yESs}
8'3 %4ss;sl$y 4't} III cs.,.
is busily eng4g1d M con1k}ehteAcS with emf.
neg t}aa04@& 3H9 b6tat aR3a31 e.
partnisaht:a Il s Believed Ii x x;ll 2e66rt
f@4Hnd Of Ihhh fisi3Haof tariff reduc-
siit 8 aqty e {1s Ssk .'F'#s .e& t4shh
The Baltimore and Ohio Rsiirnoasdd will
be- open for travel il FEY. weeks.
MI: Calvert, 0Hf6h tahdidate for Con-
,ressY nan GAhd 3tAAoA Maryland, is
assat aoS% f a W. seSs ns = erected
sR;.fE, ,#sS aaA3 ,off This city, the family
phyyfSlEGs}Aal Qf,the President, has been taken
prisoner by the Virginia rebels, and con-
veyed tojail in Richmond.
Col. Stones command are IN quiet pos
session Of Leesburg, The cars are run
ming II miles Oh the Alexandria and Lees
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
FORTY YEARS FROM NOW.

We're gathered in this school to day,
A happy, cheerful band;
Eager to trace out wisdom's way,
We're marching hand in hand.
Among this happy throng we see
Joys resting on each brow
But would ask, where will be
In forty years from now1
The scenes We now so much enjoy
Will soon have passed away,
And cares will all our minds employ,
OF which we're free to-day;
This house may stand erect and high,
But our frail heads will bow
Perhaps we in our graves will lie,
In forty years from now.
Sweet Liberty our country's pride
We in Thy blessings share;
Freedoms glad shout which charms US most
Now fills the open DIR.
But Slavery's cruel, iron chain
Marks deep our nations brow
May every soul its freedom gain,
Ere forty years from now.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOLD PENS RE-POINTED.-PRICE FIF-
" ~ cENTs.-Enclose the Pen in letter
with the cash or postage stamps. The return
mail will bring the pen as good as new.
Send 81 and the return mail will bring a
good Gold pen, II carats fine, in silver extern
sion holder. Send seventy five cents, and the
return mail will bring good gold pen, ladies'
size, in silver case with ivory handle, in box.
Address
n45:4w Ell. WALRATH.
No. ~ Malcolm Block, Syracuse, N. Y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

~ RAEFENBERGE Medicines constantly On
~ hand ct MA2LATT,s DRUG STORE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
Provoking.

The mails came up last night minus
the St. Paul dailies, and we arc compelled
to go to press without the latest telegraph
ic news.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20
SWEET 81 EV AN S,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

TXTENSIvE Explorations of Land in this
T. District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give us
peculiar advantages in the selection Of land
and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at small ad-
vance on New York Prices.
Contested re.Emption cases prosecuted be-
fore the local and General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment of taxes in
Benton, Sherburne, Morrison and Stearns
counties.
Town lots for sale in St. Cloud and Sank
Rapids. v3n41-tf
NOTICE is given that the partnership here
IN tofore existing between the undersigned
in Banking, Exchange, and Land Warrants
business is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. HENRY G. WAIT,
THOMAS c. MCCLURE.
St. Cloud, April 25th, 1861.
The undersigned will carry on the Banking,
Exchange, Land Warrant and Land Agency
business at the old stand, and solicits q con-
tinuance of patronage. H. c. WAIT.
St. Cloud, April 25th, 1861. m93w.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-06-20

va A single bottle of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times
its cost annually. VQ
sPALD1NG'sPRErARED GLUE
spA1D1Ne's PREPARED GLUE.
SPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES! i - ~. ::
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
1@ "a STITCH IN TINE SAVES N1xE."-61a
AS accidents will happen, even in we'll regu
lated families, it is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way forrepairing Furni-
ture, Toys, Crockery, SC.
meets all such emergencies, and no household
con afford to be without it. It is always ready,
and up to the sticking point. ,'|.:>.. -.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n. B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, rs cents. Address, 5']'~ !:
L. HENRY G. sPALD1Na, :
No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York:
CAUTION. II =. !.
AS certain unprinoipled persons are attempt
ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public, i'm
itations of my PREPARED GLUE, would
caution all persons to examine before pa,rchas-
ing, and see that the full name, :, -.
Ry~ SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, ~a
is on theeutside wrapper; ell others are swim
ton Ns& $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-15

CID Sth, brig Mary Lowell. johnson, Machias
schs kossuth, Pray, Calais Boston, Walls, do
Lamartine, Grant, Ellsworth Governor, Watson
Philadelphia EandaIia, Wood Ellsworth.
Ar 9th, schs Ruby, Tracey. Pictou Il Dorado
/ Iraiton, ohulec, ; /; lIamor, Jordan, New Rv
/ err u; Aid, Bunker, and Alyarado, Allen, Cal
ais Midas, Richards, Nj Desert Horace Bell
of Calais, Spraguc, rictou 5 A Appleton. Stan.
wood, York Almira, Presley, and Sarah Ann
| Hart, Calais.
Cid 9Th. schs Madagascar, Moore Ellsworth
Evelyn, Crowley, Machias G Conner, Tram
sullivan.
Ar 9th, sob Gangcs, Mcscrvy, Calais.
Ar l2th, schs OK Grove, McRae, fremont NJ
! Narnum, Leach, Penobscot Nema 1rcworgy
Philadelphia Queen, King, fremont
SALEM.-Ar sth, schs a gricola, IIerrick, Ellis.
worth ; Frederick Hahn, Winchenbach, oriand
Ar g. sch Eliza Helen, Maclmber Franklin
NEW YoRS-Cld 9Th, fch Dragon, sadllcr Cal.
ais; Ith, Eben Herbert, Appleby, Eastport.
Ar eth, scAs Oscar. Molloch, Eastport Sea
Lark, Bulan Machins
Ar 18th schs Dyer, Rogers Machias Zon-
ave, Foster, Millbridgc; Laura Frances, Higgins,
New Bedford
Ar llth, ship Living Age, Bucksport
NEwroHr.-hr 9th, brig Sarah Wooster, Lord,
Bath for Washington. d c ; sch valetta, Meaus
sullivan FIR Sandy Hook
Ar 18th, sch Lookout, Harper, Calais for Somcr-
set
Ar 9th Catherine Wilcox, McFaidcn, I.ubee tor
New York Alkaline, Euehll for Baltimore Bay
State, Calais Tor New York, and all sid 10Th.
Sid 18th, brig Sarah Wooster, for Washington ,
schs Bay state, Ferguson, Calais for New York ;
Nalctta, Sandy Aook.
PReHIrESeE. Ar c, sch Agoma, Hayes Calais.
FAIL RIVER Ar eth, sch PhilInthropist IIo-
mcr, luc Nspatt.
In the bay eth, sebs Capt John Torrcy, and Vim
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-15
sslpriH's sale.

eISGATAQGlS, s. Nov o. ls6l Taken on
execution, and will be sid at public auc-
ton, at the Court House in Dover in tho saii
+ County OF piseataqus, on SHRr94g, me faast,safh
dayet D,s,atto 1. II. lsGi at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, all the r gut which Hm. H. Nc
fu,lis, OF bangor, in the County Of Penubscot,
has or had on the twenty fourth day of July A. b.
lNjG the time Of attachment the original writ
t. have a Conveyance of the following described
real estate situate partly in the county Of Pisctt
aquis and partly in tae county Of Hancock, by
virtue OF a bond or written contract from Daniel
b. l!iucki'y and Thomas y. Esery of Bangor
aforesaid, viz:
lst-The following Described parcels Of land
situate in said county Of Plscataquis, namely
Three undivided quarter parts in common and uu-
yl.led of certain Township Of Ltul, being
Township numbered ten in the eleventh Range
wst from the east line Of the State, in said
HtY OF P.,chtaquis, containing about Twenty-Five
thousand and forty acres exclusive Of land, TescrV
a. Also one halt in common and undivided of
! Township numbered nine in the telth Range west
from TIE east line Of the state in the county 81
Pisclt4lHs, the whole Township cputa iuiuL twenty
two thousand and forty exclusive Of the lots
reserved. Also ouc-half in common and undvid
cd ct the south half and mort cast quarter OF Town
ship numbered ten in the thirteenth Range IN the
county OF Pi-cataqsis, continuing in al. seventeen
Thousand aDd thirty acres, exclusive OF land re-
served. Also one-halt in common AMI undivided
nt the south half and tho northeast quarter IF
Township numbered five in the fifteenth Range
west ut the cast line Of the state in the county
OF Pl>cataquis, containing, exclusive of lands re-
served, in all seventeen thousand and thirty acres
2I-Ihe following described parcel Of land sit
aatc in said county of Hancock, namcly -Ihrce
et-hiS in common and undivided Of Township
number four in the north division Of Eiughans
Purchase in Hancock county, c1ntainiu. in ali
twenty two thousand and eighty acres. exclusive
Of lands reserved Also, three eishths in con'non
aud undivided of the strip Of land lying north Of
stid Township in >a county of Hancock, contain
In, about seven thousand acres in the whole. All
ot said parcels ot land IN both OF said counties
being embraced in one anl tie same oud OF writ
ten cputtaet,
4S EDWARD JEW EFT. Dep Sheriff
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soon meet him, never again to be separated. May
his afflicted mother and sisters be comforted, and
may their husband and father return safely from
the field where their only and brother lost his
life. God help all the dcsoatcd hearts that
called upon to give up their loved ones in the
cause Of common liberty; and may ali this desc
laton hasten the day =" when liberty shall be pro-
claimed throughout all the land and to all the in
habitaBts thereof" c. l.. II.
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/ IL |, L \ | q NJ!

t. Git up a Company now forming at Ellsworth
and which Will be organized and mustered int,
scr, ice a. soon as fall. Able. bodied men, Of in
te'isenec and temperate habits are wanted
Tho pay il Thirteen Dollars per month and FIX
ira fatious to commence from the time of enlist
mcut.A bounty Of ) 100 will be paid each faith
lul soldier at the close Of his term Of enlistment
secured to the heirs in case of death
For further particulars inquire Of 7. W. PERRY
Esq at the Gfce of the Clerk Of the Courts.
By authority from the Govsruor.
:. +. FIELD, Recruiting officer.
Ellsworth, NOV. 18th, lsUl. 2wij
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10 Disabled Soldicrs, Seamen and
Marines, and Widows or other Heirs
Of those WHO have Died or been Killed
ia the setN ice.
CHA,S C. TUCKER

attorney tor Claimants. BouAty Lard ard
PeHs10R I2eAk.
WAsHNGroN CRY, D. C.
DENSI0NS procured for soldiers, seamen and
\ Marines Of the present war, who are disabled
by reason Of wounds received OF disease eontraet-
"a 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 Tor services in
any of the other wars.
ClIA'S c. TUCKER,
~ Washington, b. c,
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Tho Northern Belle

Is an elegant Cloak, made ffom fine English
Beaver; is cut very deep, with plain circular
bHrl, and sack front, With aruh0les. The back cX-
tends over the trout in peculiar manner, forming
sleeve; deep collar Of the same cloth trimmed
with silk cable braid. with heavy tas>eIs in the
ccntro. 1t IS easy, graceful and eutisely u new
thing.
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SPOKEN.

Oct -, LAT - II. Ion 1 . 3 batquc Ibisof bam-
ari-cntth from Passport fer Peuarth Roads.
NJ ., lat 40 -, lon Ct ts, ship Missouri, Cal
lvuo, tl.In EA.tpaIt Tor Bristol Eng.
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Tho Tudora:

Made from a pae-kn, and eat half circular;
rich silk collar, aHl trimmed On each side with
silk cable braid an velvet buttons. 1t is deeil-
oily neat Cloak, aud that We are setting
CHEAP
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CATARltlI.

: Til. is to certify that was afflicted with Ca
tarrh ia the worst firm. | had a cnstsnt dis
ctftr=.e Of mucous from my head into my tatoat,
Hardened piece, OF mucous " uld come from my
thrllt ana nastrils, after severe clurt to raise
them, which almosttook away my strength. had
a severe pain on the top If ny head and above my
nose; NV food would not digest easy. Ia tIct
was compl, teiy run down. Physicians would call
my ease incurable Last Spring, while Or. Light
NH wa. at Portland by the persuasion OF my
friends, placed myself under ii, care, and after
two months Treatment was eu'usig clrst, and have
remained well uuto tins IN. L. JAMES.
Portland, September : to, ls5l.
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CA II a r U IT
AND DISEASES OF THE THROAT.

M Drs L.. examine these diseases with their new Laryne-
stope by which difficulties Of the throat and
trils can distn lily he Being cuabici to what
hTrnerly was only guessed at and having experience
ot more than ten years they only give correct
opinion but also treat those diseases with
than any other ply sioiau in this country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-15

tUHE ~ GATARRH.-I have been affected with
ratlrrh Ia The worst form for xix years had con
slant discharges, or dropping Of nueas, down my
threat lad scttre heaIacnc, aud IN fact, all the
,ysnPtous winch eotarfh produces. Im now twl
weeks .u3rr the care of br, Li,hthiiI, and have
thus far recovered my health To be able t. rec
omacnd him to others likewise ai. ictcd.
GEORGE K. ioC Nj, Aorth N,Efsrya, Ne.
Ban gor, Get. q, let1.
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rcscHi;iiiycs in Legislature as-
scnDic3:

- EsPEGftU LILY represents, tho undersigned,
= FrccrlekJ. Parker ct Bucksport, in the coun-
IL oil Hlnc ok, that he is the owner of lot en-
the shore of rcnohscot River. in said town, be-
tween land OF p. Spoforl and H. Homer, upon
which he has built a Marine Halfway, and that in
order render the most beneficial Tor himself
ard the public, 1t is necessary that he should ex-
tend his halfway and wharf into the river.
lie therefore prays that he may be authorized
10 extend the same into the river one hundred and
fifty feet beyond low water mark.
FRED j. PARKER.
Bucbsport, Nov. 5, l5Gl. 3Nij
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Remaining in the Post Office at Ellsworth, Mo,
uncallod for Nov. Is, 1851
Brag, g. II. Howard A. Nc & \. S.
Beckwith, &. B. lIinckley, 5. Z.
Brown, Easter V. joy, L. p.
Dryer, Jcremnh g. Jordan. Nancy.
Clark, Alamanler, Keys, George.
Clark, II. II. Lightstene, simon.
ChiIds, Martha W. Moulton, Susan P.
Coggns, Calvin, Penncl, Ansel.
Davis Sophia. Penny, Amos c.
Dole, Isnac Ramsdeil, Sophia.
Douglas, James s. Russell Emily II.
Emerson, Catherine. Ranolds, Sarah f.
Emery, Mary. Shackford, jeremiah
Fesscnden, J Jr, wife.
Foss, Cordellus r. Smith, Ii. d.
Foster JOHN p Smith, Sarah G.
Girdy, Levi Smith, John.
Casper, Gardiner G.. Smith. Sarah A.
Graves, William. Stevens, Augustus.
Hamilton, George. stephens, Melvina.
Harding, Joseph. Walker, Thomas.
llamor, Lucy \. Wilber, ID W
IIc.singtJn, James. Wilbor, Lorenso.
Iapwotth, Harriet :.
Persons calling for the above will please say ad-
yertiscd. l.. d. JORDAN, p. N.
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Tho T.TonntaiDccr..

Made from Easl-h Melton Cloth, half circular,
lap sea.s, heavily trimmed ON the shoulders with
silk cable trimmins terminating with two heavy
tas,eis each side; with collar Of same cloth
richly trimmed witt cable braiis. 4 fun and
warm winter CLOAK.
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New CIOakS =,
November and December
STYLES
Inst ReceireI hu E1rnreS2

~ Consi snmpnt a largc invoice of New StyI,
" Claaks, which are ordered 70 close aut Al
BOSTON PRiGEA, among which may be found
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Home Testimonials.

y TrT'TTTT
DocToR LraHrHILt-Dcar sir Permit me to
express my gratitude for the wonderful cure yea
have performed upon my little girl f Defines.
1t imp sshc to teach her how to speak, rs
she coud not hear anything at all hence she
could only say the word g." matnma," which
she learned t. say hctatc she lost her hearing two
y ars ago Now, alter your invaluable sery ices
have been rendered To h, r, aul have 50 happily
and successfully resulted she can hear and speak
III Tact can reTe4t any thing may want her 10
say. Not being able t. Iecprnpcucc you croidjn..
t. your deserts, feel it the to be my duty
L. make the above kn wn. Wishing you the hap.
pincss and success yoa richly IN mt, ii N my
self ltuis. very gratefully.
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MARY A. ktMBALL
" VI. II. PAEk-.


ANurHfIs 'retrssFUL prERNrIoS Iron THE EYE.
Mf- Autelit i. Eoil'us, re,iiin; GA Columbia It.
IN ih- city was Today operated upon ty DR..
Li5hinitl tur (totectito) double vision and Stfa-
b-au-, tfte,scye,l wi>h the very best OF success.
IAi- opertt l. enc Of tae incest in opthalmic
-ur.erv, by it two defect. at once resa ~
ed.-B tI55r Iates, NV. tth-
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hereby acknowledge, with great pleasure that
Doctors LishthilI have cured me al ,lcafnrs. of
nine years standing. My heafins falled gradual
" flr nine years, and slowly became worse from
time 10 time, but now can hear Will again.
Capt. EDW ARD SMITH.
orrington, Ne, Nov 2, lscl.
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This il to certify that prs LishthilI have sue.
cessfuliy removed finn from my eye which has
troubled me for about eighteen months The OPP
Grafton was but little painful, and entirely to my
satlsiactl' n. FRANCIS CARR.
OlItown, Me, NOV. =, is6I.
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On. LGuTnl1L.-Dc Deer SIR In showing You
mothers gratitude for the cure you have effected
upon NV daughter can in no way do better JUS
tics 70 yourself, or confer greater benefit upon
the similarly afflicted than by annexing with these
my heartfelt thanks-a short description OF my
daughter ! CONDITION before she put under your
care. NV daughter, CIarinda b. Mason, who is
fifteen wears of age, has been afflicted for num-
Der ,r years, aside from all the Symphonic and dis
agreeable consequences of Catarrh, with an ex-
cessive discharge Of corrupted, may say mortih-
ed matter frem her head and nose; 50 that at such
periods she could not stay at school, and tho dis
charge not only made her sick but made her breath
so offensive that it was impossible for any one but
a mother to be near her, These periods were com
Ing on once or twice week, sometimes even Of
tener | ara happy to inform you that now con
consider my daughter entirely we'll. cannot too
strongly recommend others not to dspalr OF rellet
from Catarrh because their Physicians did not sue
coed in curing them, or pronounced their cases n-
durable; for truly, sir, such was exactly the case
with my daughter, and it was only after repeated
recommendations from my friends that was per-
suaded to place her under your care.
Very respectfully yours,
ELIZABETH A. b. MASON,
No. 2 Mountain st, Providence, H. |,
- Providence, X, l. Express
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-15

Tie pubic viii readily perc i've Tat had this
child not been attended - in time, she would have
become n deaf NUT, Representation in her ease
would have deemed eure impossible Hence the
importance ot attending to such cases as soon a.
possible Baaggr Tuaes, Nov. :, lsGl.