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Tar SFoUTER CAsE.-Some little expla.
nstisa may be necessary with reference to
the case Of StOuter, who was arrested on
Friday last charged with making way
with his son. The accused, Il viii be re-
msnbsred, vas discharged, having shown
that be had sent the boy 70 the Reform
School, On the reobmmendatiOn Of Mr.
Waterton, Superintendent Of the Industrial
School. The arrest heFeveri was made
upon what was rigbtfnlly considered by
those having the matter in charge to be
good grounds they having investigated
the circumstances as fully as was proper
before making complaint, not being able
to ascertain the boys whereabouts either
from his sister or from any Of the neigh
bOrs. Il was looked upon as case Of
mysterious disappearance" which ought
to be Satisfactorily accounted for and
therefore the charge was lodged.
The officers, it appears, simply did their
duty, and neither more nor less.
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A SWIHDLER ABRoAD.-The cashier of a
New York bank writes to a correspondent
In Buffalo, under date Of Dec. 9TH, as fol-
lOEs;-"There is a person visiting the
West passing off forged checks on the Shoe
and Leather Bank in the name of Ohas. NJ.
Leupp & Co., and certified a Good-Kis-
sam" Leupp's checks appear to be priv
ate, with the nams Of the firm at the end.
The whole is forged.
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OURLIAEA-CURLERs KEEN ATTEND
The Burns Curling Club will hold their
annual meeting for the election Of officers
st their rooms over DoWnie's. Paper Store
p Public Square, at half past seven
o'clock on Tuesday evening, Dec. 10th.
By order Of TIE President.
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DEMMENG,

ARTIBAH, MAOHIHI5T AMI HATEHF HOBRL
No. ia Sups 'ior street. Qieader Building,
O-aGVELAND, OHIO.
BEHNARD DEMMEEG, having Esnted fhe
establishment Of ~. E0nigBl0W, IS n0W prepared "a
contract for notwithstanding Sewing Meohlnoa. and
Al EIda ol light Machinery. Particular attention.
and Abilities Tor gBttinf up EIodsls of Frisrf7
y b III e.
II your SH ATES ne5d nZlng, call on Ueumeua.
- your s's'TIN9 hAOHIHE iH out Of order,
viii put Il IN order.
He repairs all kinds OF SUICIDAL Instrumsufs
All kinds q Metal ard Mulical Instruments &c.
paired.
nyo1 should got uV anew Patent, Dsmmsng l.
the man % get up your Models, either IN Wood
Brass or Iron, in the neateat manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt style
All kinds Of Hight Machinery put IN ordor n the
Esogt eLpSditoul manner.
LnEtngert1g instruments reported,
small Steam E1gineG repaired thorOuFh1V.
kell koad Conductors Punches manniactursd 70
ths beat manner.
Ran Ro1d eonductoTis Punohss repaired.
i - In faes e6rything ID the shape sf rsFairins
or q anu t1ctuTing, done on contract.
Entrance % hhoP--l4l egssrioE stIsss, N ens
palr % gtqlrs- bhhNARDD AAMEHa,
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lanes Il, ODRLL, RIAfS
- LQUNpEk AND MAHUEA0TUREB ol
Bias oEg y eEeFy de8crp ptiOni No. So Union Sk,
efeN e11 loI 1IIe riol gtrsst 0lsEsland, Cha. H
y prepared % furnah all kinds Of E7c-k n5ed -foF
sssa1nl He,eL OF eaa, and all the yo1iou5 sttloes
- n ~ EllIne1llg BLn1uCE1ss Bacr R1rura 81 all
Alnol ME and Eal aired ArA1l OaI NnR dale dnilgs
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X D L s A Il 4
EAnr or d Annna

n y Ahl VI ~ AQkH8s
WITH A TWO STORY BRI0K DWELLING.
Welis oistern and out -hOuses all nsW, Just compile.
ted and ready tor occupancy. The house i8 buili
with oil modern improvements; the grounds have q
mont on kln6mAn Avenue Of 40 rooB q beautiful
raYlne and living brook run through ths rear end
Of the ERrm there are several springs Of pure WstsI
raining out irom the banks Of the ravine, which
With simple HYDRAULIC works, can be conveyed 10 aus
part OF the Farm For Gentlsman's Residsnct
the whole grounds can be elegantly and tasteiullg
arranged. FOR q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit OEl.
ctyOnly about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This inrm can be divided into lots Oi Dne Ye or
more acres, and make elegant residences, and ct q
large advance OF the price Of which II can now b
hnds part Of which Il q bosutiful Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad passes through the AVe
nue. in front OF this Yarn
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn. Ont Buildings ko., corner Of Kinsman and
Forest streets. Lot lis feet On Ein8an and ae6 on
olass with all the modern stylF sud built 70 sui.
Itantial manner.
Als0-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE
Barn. Out Buildings &C.. situAts1 On Forest street
Lot loo feet ront BY 2s6 fest deep. This ig nrHt
GLASS house, built In q substantial manner, and II
the Italian style Of aFohitecture
Also-Another TWO STORY BRlOK HOUSE,
Barn. Out buildings, &cs adjoining the Ons last de-
tshed Ia al resnscts like the other.
AlsO-OhE VACANT LOT, op EipaTnan strest,
second lot nOm the corner o. EtnBmen and Horesl
Streets l5 tset tront By 396 deep Nine lots, For
est street, batWean kiuamanl ana seoFill Avenue,
Sell on time g suit Betols5ofss
1B-Eor further Information enquire Of the under
iune20:s6s b. BAREBR.
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RATHER SALTY.-In one Of the towns in
the southern part Of Virginia, IS a regi-
msnt Of rebel volunteers were about leav-
ing fer the seat Of war, nsigbbOring par
son in addressing the rebels on their du-
ties as soldiers, So, told them that g hav.
ing put their hand to the plough they must
never look back. Remember" said he,
"ths fate Of Lots wife, who for looking
back was turned into q pillar Of salt" At
this iuneture 3 bold sesesh, who did not
exactly see the application, and had just
been luXuriatlng on piece Of fresh oslf
without seasoning, suddenly starting up,
threw his cap in the air and sung out lust
lily, HHooray for salt-Bully for Lots
wife,
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". DowEIE, Secretary.

COMBINATION CARs.-Last year NUM-
her Of the Western r. &. Companies con-
struoted cars adapted for transporting
either grain or cattle or merchandise.
Shippers Of stock are greatly oOnvenienoed
by this arrangement, as the same cars that
bring their goods West can take their cat
tie East and they are saved much delay
Western merchants, however, and those
who receive and ship grain, complain that
the nOxious exhalatiOns that remain in the
cars, despite the most careful cleansing
are found to be impaired to both the dry
goods and grain.
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Nor FHE 45TH.-We are informed thai
the soldier referred to in this mornings
clifton Of the LEADER as having beer
beaten on Kinsman street, vas not men,
ber Of the 45th Regiment but belonged tC
one Of the artillery companies.
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In BAD COEDITIoE,-The stone step ct
the south entrance to the Post Office Hail.
in The Government Building, is so badly
worn that il has become necessary to close
that door. The steps are Of sandstone, q
material not sufficiently hard to well re.
Sist such constant Wear. They should be
protected with iron.
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SALE-PURsU.

MASTER'S. SALE.-PURSU-
.4sA. Ant 70 the command Of an order of slls
NON the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahosa Oodn-
- - the qut Of Ih8 Cleveland and Mahoui1q
hallroed lo1nlny AGAINST Isaac r. HaTift
ana Others 20 ne directed, shall srpcse r Ealsat
public suction, ct the door Of the Cors f61l55 if
the Cill o. Cleveland, en- the sixth dsE 0f Dem.
befs ISL at ten O'Clock A L., ths f0lioWfnF d.
seIi6ed Parsels o. land situate "a the City 81 Ca.
tano5 county Of Ouyahuga, and State Of Ohio, md
knoEn ~ Being part Of hsEitt's subdivision oi iha
g called arEin property IN said City Of OlgEelad,
Appraised az R2736.
PARCEL No. II. Lot No. Efrfes1 Of Eaid mbiirl1-
ion. Appraised st $500
Parcel No, "a Lot No gsp7nf.au of I'D fI1-lr-
lon Appraised at $500.
Parcel No. Is. Lot no. sighfeeu Of AID gubdIrfr-
len. Appraised at G25od
PARCEL 10. a IRE westerly Vzrt cf lot 10. u1rs-
ten 10 said dEi8ion, bouadad northariT ao1fh-
erJ and westerly bF tbs lot lines, and ea5teriy bT
the cantro line Of q brick val nearly parslIei rh
Aer!s1n gtreot and about i0rty-saEsn fast di1f1uf
so1theas tsrly theEefrom- Appraised af S2700.
-Et1oel NO. - Ine eact6rly p5rt Of lot No. nine
teen IN said subdlVi8iOn bounded norsherly, oa5fa
II and eoEthsrly b. the lot lines and westerly .
Lls centre line OF brick wall nearly parallel Uith
MerWlu street and about forty seven feet di3oanf
soufnea3terlY thorstTom. Appraised at eIn65.
HEHBY G. ABBY,
MISTER QCmmlE
RAEHET, BAOEUs N0BIs, Ati6rns5s
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aaathinista.
TH MAs MANNING,
KAcHIN1ST : EEGINEER.

Ia OHINIoL 81 NIf UANEWNs
And Manufacturer Of
SfDAM ENGINES q MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description. Also-Jack Screws, Bolts fcr BridS.
e and other uses, Iron Grating and Blacksmith
ing Generally. BHOP-HOs. y Hewittig Blooi
West st., Cleveland, o.
- -Jobbing and Repairing pramptly attended to.
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ININ1gssgNs SllIEsis +:
M0lssISSi;iIiI>lgN;S
Ore auadTed DollaTs PTsz1sn fEg
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Oh 8FHnNAEoBEHoHAs
a LHET, kO., AHD I1POTEHUY-
OURED,
II
DR. A GTRgON

BoFmeFiy Of New YORK CITY, Wln bsy Ons Hun
& sa aolisfs ioI ne fsoo1 snas ne fKar as . cure
s5fa to- th9 bToOi thit any otsF fsysisaa ~ nm n
10 United ss5t6s treats ths sans 6isssSsI vita
Aitay many EssEs q laborloqs study and szBsri-
aognos g ne s that be has psEaotea
sPnEDY. AND PERMANENT OURH
PRIVATE DISEASES
with AL bad eHsots arising thorsirom, fnoludins
DEBILITY OF EIRVOU5 PROsfBATlOA.
he has Hueoeeded In curing cases IN this city,
leiSYled physicians, who RFoal 10 treat an private
I4Aladie5 with success and without resolving ths
Dr. GIBs0g does not boast that he Is . nnsnabsr Of
1one College IN London or Paris, e. psrhap8 Homs
and who hold dat gFsst oDsotations never 20 - 7,
ll.- alliEsd- Bot what Dr: GIBSON might boast Of i
those WHO Es2ose eonndelse IN his ability And ntsg
flty and that he has perfected an Anloricsu sFstgn
= sfeetlle4t lon gss any y5ician q Lon
don or Paris OF any patent medicine 70 equal tor the
radical cure 0f seunal Weakness and ali diseases or
9eEansementa, both mental and DhTnicAl, arising
Or. GIBSON also claims for HIS new trostmsntt the
Ioiol1g advantagea over Az otasz1 pet discovered;
and nrat the Agents uaed in no rnyBect dsaFres
eblei he Uses no rslol of the dark ages, such Is
lerelIy, nor any other dsleterioQI drug; Secondly
Il his treatment Is positive and osrtAin IN AZ cassl
He stand! prepared % 50 into any public o. pEvats
nospit2l 10 the United States and dam0n5trats the
immense supeTiorftF Of hil new trastfens over any
dthsr now kneWn 70 the world IN pOinE of Dl0rn1f
ness pormansneyr mildnsE, BalstY aad oo19snishcs
% the Patient.
Dr.. GIBSON Il permanently Ioostsd IN OIsVsland,
and hsg during the past two yeam performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted AZ
other modes Of treatment. Rsfer5lce can Be- qgsn 70
lnaiEidudls Of the hIHt Te5Deoiabiity IN OsFaland
Boston, New York and other oitiaB IN regard 70
XII and integrity Ii al probes lonsl
gyspepHisl EhusmAtlam, Sor0f1la and AL chronic
uaeas5e treated with "a uTcTlor suooaSI
~ -hledlclns sent 20 any PArt ef ne county On
pE. 9IBsSHs Kew Work on PhEsiOlosY IsE ssls
ai bis ofrcs.
DIR. GIBSON, ISL ,at-4
Professor ef ElsetropasAy and HsdisiHs,
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. URIOUs KOINOIDEN0EI
JOE UNDER ID OOuNrER


SMITH AND OTHERs Ii A BOXIII
HORRIB IN sight with hts Oalsbratad ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner oi
Horses and Cattle can mud the best Medicine in uas
Tor many Of tha Diseases peculiar 70 such Animalg
They are Sovereign Remedy for Ooida Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound Distemporsi a., &n
~ Those Powders always giFa latiliaction, % the
Thousands Who have u1ed tham, can testify. 1as
sirCularu. TFy them. Hor sale b. u. II. GAYLORD,
9. ". Palmer, Benton Brothera, Ard Strong & Am
gtrong, Cleveland, o., and b all Druggists n the
country. Also, At wholesale b the Propretor at l
ontario street. CeFoland, Ohio y whom AL 0rcerl
nuSt be addressed,
Eshs:ReedsrT g q. HDRRIH
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- NeIIaA
Ezra H0unsyWsn,
TIHE ABOVE NAMRD - uirT.


~ ~ slo-sqn5 resident q the Giata of IrfnoI7.
80 Aia139l - lawrence resident Of the stats "A
.-l vi like nosce that the PLAINTIFF On "a
1yl Gay q Octolor, lt5f, dled his 1efffion r.firl
lot lnq8 8plent obtained fu favor of tha nla'nl
e4alIss lalq geek3on aL the Nay term, lss0 on llf
5uigi ana that . certain deed of oonTeTancs. -
ecqted by said Jackson to the said LaTre1rs -,
ted on Or shout November 9Th, lato and rrl1 Mn
out coulilelation ana Tor The Dur5oss II f5r1rfi1
tl3 piantln and other cTeforH of the s7fd racrs5s
t5s said deed pretended 70 convey the l0i0wf1r fe-
5sflbed preni5sss 70 Uit; Situated 90 the gltr 81
D,,e4elanq3 IN the county Of glTahoga and stat8 ~
s i5 45a q snoFn e heing the east haii ofloi -.
- ~ 4lI9sr 8 Lord subdivision 10 that part 0l
seld gltY % CsEoland, formsrlg Ohio oltF, and =
D9llles - leli2f3, 70 Wlti nerth By L0Tan Btra1tt
e.L ena e94tn y LOT Lines, and west by the west line
q same lgs no zlo aud d % front on Lor1ia
being bad % The p1sl and s1l67 5f
Al.s hare-lAat lol more particular dsscrfDifon.
lsf piee2 or parcel ef lend kn0En -
n tai part of tho CITY o. OisTalaud y tfch ~ o.
enseflf knoEn e Ohlo lisys BOUNDED uorfherlT un
ioi1 ho4, ia 10, 21 and zl8; castary sn lot No l
8oltherly o. lCt l9l, ard Hsalerly 5n Penn rfr.ff
Alu oe1n8 ooout - ieet On eanl street, and ablnf
~ i9et deep % the same OF less, and ubf1rt
q AZ Legal nlghWay8. And further setting loltL
tnab alter ls7y had been made on Esid 1rer1sas
By DniuffH On eveeuffou f19n-F ~ roi4
the said LeWrence conveyed The lot lastly ab0Ta -
ecrlDed = the sad j Ohm Singer, to W.T. on the q
day Of February 1861. And praYing that bsih slff
deeds be 1oclar-d void and set arida and fhs 80
pr Ei9es DO sod and procesds applied IN pa7uan 1f
pa1nti 8 said iud 3mo15 and ccli8 ol 3uiE The EsI
Alansqn z. Lawrence and Asadal a gaats1n ar1 ls1s
prea 70 ansEer satd petition on o. before the ith
nov7.aa bTa. =; ~ E4AiAEi g.
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COMMIS9IONRR,a

|. CONSTABLE SALE.-BT VA
~ TUE Of one Execution TO me directed, 7 have
levied on and shall sell, according to law On fa
18th day Of December ls5l between the h6uTs1f y
O'Clock A. u. and o'clock p n, Of said de7, Is
the Eleven Mile Lock, In Independence loEuahf1,
Cuyahoga county, lhi', & satisfT o iudlme1t III
favor q JOh1 Farre against tha uanal Beet OLD
BUCK to wiz the Canal Goat Old BucE-
Indepsndenos, Nov. 30. 1851, dssssis7 i
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DR. GIBNON.

EIo1eS9or ef ElsetropGshy and HsdiciHs,
~ once No. ~ Ontario street, Up HtAirg. isH
doors nom the Public Square. lIsIEl -l'TlI.
ones hours nom 70 u snd ho1 = e'olook
Raiiy, taundsgs oZoeBtad-l - larFs =
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TIINTRR ARRAN G MENT Eos
w Olosing ths Mails a the cleypiA@d Po-s %,
hca. oOnim6ncinf q HoVeEibef ttb, 1851. tl L
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2Iiliaetn.

M1LLIEERT GOODB.
Ucuurisinf 4a
AsW STYLE 1hirr5d HatI. Flowers, Ribbons, Mourn-
llf aood1. collars, Vaiis "A AlBo-
nEN 1IslE HATS FOB lHrUpaEN
ne1ldo9 fraat variety Of Esasonable and fashion,
nol5 Eoooa not ara .a1-.aaff-IiI-
inYitsd 70 cal and examina -.
- Dsesl maEinf d0asbo order Ia the vsry D.
NaaAaf' mar20; R2f
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-nA- Tho above named Ladies' we are personally 90
duAtnted with, and know that for several yesr1
while we lived IN Medina, they were great sufferer
Miss 5. has been 60 badly afflicted that it-Wes viii
difficulty she able TO stand upon her feet fsg
bottles Of OathoiicOn entirely cured her Of her CON
plants. My wife received great benefit from this
medicine We recommend Il 70 the Ladies' Of this
county as safe and eficisnt remedy for the NAM
complaints they are subject 70.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor OAndold Herald.
h B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
octladkW General A gent for Ohio.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HAxcocE, 's,-Supremc Judicial Court, April
Term, ls6l.
IL pom the foregoing libel the Court order that
notice Of the p-ndcucy Of the same be given to
the Abelee Ihcroin named, by serving her with an
attested epy OF sid hbe, and of this order there
on, or ty publishing the simo three weeks success
siNely in the Ellsworth American the last pubi-
cation, or service as aforesaid he least thirty
days before the next term OF tins Court to be hold.
en- at Ellsworth, within and for the County Of
Hancock on the fourth Tuesday of October next.
that said libelee may then aud there appear, and
show cause II any she has WAY the prayer there
of should not be granted
Attest, PARK Err W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy OF the libel and order thereon.
81 Attest, PARkER W. PERRY, ciAk.
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To the Hon. the Justices Of the Supreme judicial
Court next to be holden at Ellsworth, within
aud for the Couaty Of Hancock, the fourth
Tuesday of October next.
4 BKAIAM MORRISON Of fremont, in the
a said County Of Hancock. husband Of n omo
B. Morrison, resident in Carmel in the Coun-
~ # Pcnobstot, respectfully shows that he was
married TO the said SAlono on the 9Th "a Y Of
February \. d. lsj0, at fremont aforesaid, bY tie
Rev. thas. NJ. Brown that he and his said wife
tAereafterwar1s aui until tue litb day Of March
A. p. lsJ,, lived together as husband and wife at
said fremont that ho has ever been faithful 10
his marriage obligations, but the said Salome D
being wholly regardless Of the same, on said ltA
day Of March 4. D. lsa7, deserted your hbelant
without any reasonable cause and refuses 10 live
with him that il his opinion il Viii be conduct e
To domestic harmony, and consistent with the
peace Of society to grant divorce Wherefore
your tibelant prays that divorce from the bonds
Of ma;rimony between him aud his said wife my
be dccrced by this Court that the custody Of
Eliza Jane, minor CHILD Of himself aud his said
wife, may be deereed to him, and that such nther
DEGREES and orders may be made by the Court a.
justice may require.
ABRAHAM MORRISON.
October sth, 4. =. lsG0
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Notice of Eore.laS,..

N lEHEAs, Nathaniel c. Reynolds Of Ellsworth IN
W the County Of Hancock, by his mortgage deed
dated August 10th, A. u. 1850; recorded in Hancock Reg
suy, volume III page 5s2 conveyed TO the undersigned
est'a'il lot oil land IN sail Ellsworth, and beng the hot
tad ~aiins ifoi" said Ellsworth 10 Haneock and also Dr.
lE inc same hl conveyed 10 sad Reynolds by Wn, If
oA ~ netd % sane date, to which deed M, re nart,
is4t 1cstf'itu can he had together wish the hous,. and
ou'luSS thefeor aud whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been broken therefor CLAIM 10 fareeloee
'Ae sun ana give this notice as by statute provided
a"s ioel' " NATHAN KIM
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..7g-A single bottl,-gf sF4LpING'S PREPAR-
ED GLUEWil save ten Tunes is cost ann ually, q
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE

sANE TIE PIENIS
ECONOMY DISPATCH
II \ STITCH ~ Tvs saws NINE Il
As accidents will happen, even ia well regulat-
ed families it is very esiablo u have some chcaI
and convenient way lor repaifin. Furniture, Toys
Croekery, Sc.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLTE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
AGord to be without it, 1t is always ready aud III
to the sticking point
"USEFt'E N EVERY HOUSE"
n IA brush accompanies every bottle Price
% cents. Address,
HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. IS c dar street, New York.
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CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.

advise every one who has a cough or
Husky Voice or Bad Breath. or any diff
Guilty Of the Throat. TO get package OF my
Throat Cou!eclieHs. they will relieve you IL
stantly, and yeu will agree With me that
"thcy 60 right 10 tic spot. You will lind
them very useful and pleasant while travel
ling OF attending public meetings tor stillnc
,ouf Cough or allayiu- yout thirs'. Ii you
lr, one package l am safe in saving that you
viii ever aftJrw ards consider acknowledgements
L.. on VIII lind them at the Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines.
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planning Lumber,

The undersigned having removed from Els
worth has left his n0tes and accounts with Eugene
Hale, ESQ, with whom they can be settled within
i reasonable time without costs to those ndeL
JOHN ), PEARSON
Ellsworth, March 10. ls6o.
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lAIAAAAsas9uH


THE Ascltid ui Pm Worms, tie removal of
i which has ever b4Glal the skill OF the mast
eminent Physicians, and universally considered by
them a. beyond tbs reach Of medieine are entire
y expelled from the human system by tlcu use Of
DR.. E. C. Gould's Pr Worm Syrup.
y Cure Warranted in every case,
Relief Afforded in twenty four hours.
This syrup e rurely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with tie yeunsest lid.
Intense ijchius bItias and dis
tres in the lower part & the reetaa and about the
seat, 'tten mistaken for the Piles, dislsrecabio
sensation in the epigastre region or lower Iart Of
the b~Wes, restIessness waketulness, starting and
screaming in the sleep, hinting and Il unire-
quently spasms Of Its.
CAuuoS.-Thc genuine has the name, % DR.. E.
G. Goulds Pin " orm syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait and fac simle Of his gnatare
On the wrapper
nEhVEY 4 MOORE, sole Troprietlrr.
Address Ugo. c GoopwfS & Co, 4 an II Mar.
shall St, BosroN, MASS, General Agents for New
England
sold BY drug sists generally lJll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06

As certain unprincpled persons are attempting
to palm of or the unsuspectng public, limitations
of my PREPARED GLUE, would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing, and see that
the full name,
SPALDiNfi'S PREPARED GLUE,
is the outside wrapper; all others are swindlin
eounteEieits iyls-G-s9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-06

BY the use of these Pills the periodic at
tacks of NERVOUS or SICK HEADkeHE may be
prevented and if taken at the commence
ment Of an attack immediate relief from pam
and sickness will be obtaineo.
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
and HEADACHE 10 which females are SO sub
jeet.
They act gently upon the bowcls,-remov-
ing Costiyeness.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons of Sedentary habits,
they are valuable as LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor To the d.
ge>tive organs, and restoring the natural elias
lcity and strength of the whole 5, stem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the result OF
long investigation and carefully conducted cX-
perimcntS, have been in use many years. dur
lar which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating III the
nervous system or from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in Their compo-
>ition, sud may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making any change OF
diet, and the absence Of any dIsagrecahlc taste
renders il easy TO administer them to children.
REWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have five signatures of Henry {.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Drugs ests and all ether Dealers IN
Medicines.
\ Box will be sent " mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of the
PRICE p CENTS.
All orders should lie addressed 10