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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-25
Fancy { Toilet Goods, stationery. &c.

m1ng which may be found many NEW ARTICLES for
oday Pres al uf which h viii sell Usually low.
We also call esp -cia attention to
New Improved overstrung Wagner Piano Forte,
oil manufacture, whEh is pronounced by
potent judg ExCEL all uthrr Pianos manuacl-
red. Piano F0Ftcs Of al kinds made to order the
shortest notice and warranted suit Old istrum
repaired and N ode as good
All orders from the country promptly attended to-
Rz5- NEW AND POPtL.AR SHEET MUSIC constantly
cevd at his Musc store, sndusky Street, opposite the
Williams & Is1timer Flock.
Delaware. 0. Dec. 10, 1861.
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Friends and Fellow Citizens! |!

Friends and Fellow Citizens!
ONE AND ALI
TTAVE YOU SEEN ANY OF THOSE NICE SUITS
II Of Clothes gotten up by A. C. MARTIN, at
T.: II. WILSON'S?
Cn not those Of you In want of anything In that line
will bo Interested by calling and seeing for yourselves
at
i. H. WILSON'S.
If you want a Good Fitting suit,
If yea wantsa Fashionable suit,
n you want u Well Made Suit,
II yoa want Good suit;
Bz5- Call on a. c. MARTIN at
T. II. WILSON'S.
delaware, Feb. 1S62.-n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-25

j. P. Stewards
Il 4 I. EVANS, ,JR,
% ole Agcntror Delaware County
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AT
AT
J. s.. Armstrong;
old STAND, OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE, YOU
" will ind q Complsls Stock OF

- e@A-a>A~ ~@~ N@@AAt0 -
old STAND, OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE, YOU
" will hnd q Complets Stock OF
MILLINERY,
Consisting in part. Of
Straw, Neupolitan, Chip, Willow, Leghorn,
Grape and Silk BONNETs.
HATs for Ladies, Misses and Children, varying
in size, quality aud price, Of the latest styles,
in all the varieties TO suit cur customers.-
Also, Boys HITS.
LADIES AND MISSES HEAD DREssks, of all pri-
ces, and all the novelties OF the season:
HooP SKIRTS, new styles.
TOYS, JEwEI.RY, BoNNET AND oTiiEk Okf;-
ANExrS, from the most fashion,
able importing houses
in New York
City.
entire stock I.5i te seen 10 Le ddafirrd All
patterns for ian.nets, Coaks, NdRtlrs &c,
got directly of 1lrSt-claSs importers in New York.
Call aud ln,k through stock. We have price
for grpis, hIt none for showing them We pay
special attention t. Gust Work You viii lhd il to
Eour advantage q buy sT us
We return thanks our old customers for their lib
PTHl patronage. beg continuance of their favors.
wlrn they til you have gone away Our jOu =
nrys only iOr Goods, tuen back 10 give good
bargain. J. :. ARMSTRONG
Delaware, April II-G2.
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no the Ladies Of Delaware.

~ YOU INTEND BUYING A BONNET, OR A HAT, OR
u any thing nice, wish to get Dress made, you
Apr I1ies is. ARMSTRONG.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

James McAlasteF and Wife PY yir.He Of an Order
the House In MarvsvIIe UIion conn
the haurs Of ten O'Clock a m and iour O'Clock p m
The following described lands tenrHunIs 90 wit
paEt residue IN ID, county OF Ic.aware Ohio il be-
ing Lot No in Survey No. 5696 on Boxes Greek ne !
ginn At stake in the L. wilneaz Buckeye and
Pawpaw on the north and Hickory the south side
Of stid creek mo- tasierly u Lot No. thence
lot No /, 20 pnlrs W,st p poisS
north p west L poles, north 2 east 20 poes Ga
10 east % poles north IS west % poles north 81
% Piles north So west 20 POes north - - PoeF
south 20 west 81 pois north 81 10 poles north IS
therce north degrees IS minu cast Isl poles 10
dogwcOd and beech in the the original
course thereof South S3 degrees Is 1O6
poles 70 ash, dOgwood hickory and sugartrec north
line Of said Survey south Jegrers SO minutes west
2se poles e the beginning, containing I4O) hun
Terms Of sale: One-third in hand; nethird in one
year and the residue in two years. secured by mortgage
on the premises. Appraised al SZSO0.OU.
PHILIP SSIllER Sheriff Cni"n Go. o.
and Special Master Commissioner
April Il, IS62-SWks Pf $780,
QUO 'SieATISa 'g9.'II uIdV
'1SSI1s uISN 'SuPilna UrII ISlduOL
'SSnVHLS "
NO 'aoNo Nv TIV0
suuIS9 0iqeunSDaI no puE 'eoltoS -
IHoIIS 20 advE sLN1KHs alO1 IISIM nO4 dA
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'E.SSlYHIS " II 'lunomU any
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S-SSlFdLSEF OF oS
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SSSnFJLS = o. oS Supp
90 oprJE GpUaH 10 ans pooDy
asvIDald OIL IIs1M lo4 II
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$40 's4loIO qs!lSua pun qou0I1 au!I ouoS
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estates, &c. for settlement.

Estates, &c. for Settlement.
THE following Administrators and Guardians have
i fled tn ir papers for settlement:
Robert Kirkpatrick Administrator Of John Thomas.
J. +. Hughes, q olGeorgc II. Heath.
Chas. Ar hur, Guardian OF Ellan and Lucy o. Little.
SAINT NJ. Weaver - Of u. G. aud Catharme Rupp
Ephriam Wiley - of Benjamin F. Neiser.
Ira sherman of Flcirs Of Isaac Haley.
There will be a hearing in said my Office in
Delawarr, on saturday, April 20, 1862
April !. HANNEY, Probate Judge.
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ThE 8tarkets.


Corrected weekly by R. Z. sOS, Wholesale and
RetailGrocers, No. Williams Block.
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L0HM LAmTNEHR.

THAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING his NUMEROUS
/ srE, and the public generally, that in addi
ton his large and well selected stick Of MUSICAL.
MEIa A$IlSE h. las connect to it Splendid Stock
Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02
WINES AND LIQUORS.

AEUIR 4 SONS EDINBuRG ALE BARCLAY A Pc
u kins London Stout and Guinness XNN Porter lult
rved aud gooi order Also line Aperl Ale, Porter ~
Cider. suitable lor the army, navy OF family use.
WIN, EAGLE, corner Canal and Varick streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

Blackman, Stamford; ID O Hulse KeInpton. Key west
Evergreen Potter Danversport Pharo, Cranmer and
Jas Allderdce Sites, Boston; Alliance lreana salem
Dover; Ashmead, YOUNG, Norwich CID snip Esther
Leslie New Orleans; schrs Sarah, Benson New Bedford
Young Teszer, Morton, and Branard bowdit9h, FRO
Boston; Admiral, Treethen, Dover; NJ Haynes Black
man, Stamford; b Ashmead, Young, Norwich; Morris.
Hover, New Haven Nickerson, Baxter; III A Rodgers,
Rodgers James Aderdice Sites and Florida Kelly hos-
ton Hess, Webb, bingham; Pharo, Cranmer, Bns-
ton; Warren COMBS Mediord Evergreen, Potter, Sag
Harbor Alliance, ireland. Sail m.
PORTLAND, July 3J.--AIr Chesey Matthew'S Mat
hews Cardenas; Michigan, Marshall and Gun Rock Par
ker, Philadspha; Giraffe, Richardson, Philadelphia; s
surveying shr Caswe Cordeh and Gen Peavey Tanning,
and Belle, Bnlger Eastport for NYors Condor Gott,
Brooksville for Philadelphia; EQUAL Kaock Rocksnd for
Nfork; Angelina Staples Rockland Sandy Hook. Cid,
steamer Chesapeake, Crowell NYork. Sld-wind SW-u
bark Gemsbok, Proyinceown.
PORTSMOUTH, July 29-Arr schr D p Matthew'S Phila-
delpha
PLYMOUTH July 3o--Ar schr Austin, Parsons. Philade
pha
PROVIDENCE, July sl-AIr steamer Falcon, Jones. N
York; Br brig George Washington, Ralph, Grand Turk I'll
via Newport; schrs BuTey, Brewer, Georgetown, Co
Acklam; Chadwick, Baltimore. Sid schrs Bent, Key-
Shrouds. do; Mary II Mniin. Gadding, Elzabethport
Daniel Martin, Swift, South River. j; Sarah Jane,
Gardner; Belle, Eidrdge nator, nrooman; Forest VIII
Gednev; Wllets Baldwin, Champion, stapln; Uroana,
Wilcox. and White. Harvey, NYork; VIM II Bowen,
Brotherton Congress- Parker; Mary Bayes, Carte and
SAN FRANCISCO July 2s-sd ships Flying scud Hard
ing. Valparaiso; Southern Cross. Howes. Hong Kong.
SALEM July pratt schrs Thomas Jefferson, Kenny,
ett and Sarah Lavha, Fort. Philadelphia; Golden Rule.
Sylvester Elizabethport; Phoebe Elizabeth Smith, Ella
bethport; 3oh Rchd Law. York. Albert Pharo Lppnco;
Frambes Frambes Fyawsy, Davis; . w simmons,
and Mary johnson, Nickerson Philadelphia Sea Breeze
Coombs, do; Hampden Bell, Alexander. Port Ewen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

CLOVhlM0s
AN EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES'
"A and gentemeus Cast on Clothing, Carpets, Jewehy
and Furniture Now Orleans The UNDERSIGNED has re-
cevcd large order, amounting to S2bOO ior when ne
pay The following price: for each article
Silk Dresses IS TO SSH for Coats from " 70 80; tor
Paais - TO S. Please call on or addr,ss oy note
ANHALT lb2 Seventh avenue, between Twentleh ana
Tw streets Ladies' attended 70 BY Mrs Anhait
4 THE OLDEST STAND, 1X SEVENTH AVENUE
"A EzEKELs guarantees to pay the folloMns prices
ladies' and gents Wearing ApparclFrom ~ TO S0 Tor
Silk from rs SO for Coats and from ~ to "a Tor
ally attended EzEKIELS, 13 Seventh avenue. La
dies attended TO by Mrs, T.
ATNO 1853 BowERY-H. ROSENTHAL HAVING A
"A great desire purchase large quantity OF cast on
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets Jewery &c by cal AL
utmost value each article Ladies attended TO by Mrs
Roentha Please remember, aud try 35S Bowey opposite
Great Jones street.
A TTENTIoN. LADIES AND 0ENTLEMEN.-I HAVE
N just rcceiv, to purchase cast oil CLOTHING Fur
nure and Carpets for the California market do promise
10 pay highest prices in the y by calling on or addr
ING E. MINTZ, l3 Sixth avenue, two doors ABOVE
Tenth street Ladies' attended TO by Mrs. Mintz. Remcm
Der, 1877 Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

Bchf Banner, fufta GIoucestef, 3 dAyE
Schr Amira Getchell, Warren, RI.
schr Highlander, Bogart, Albany for Boston.
Scnr Peru Thorndike, RondOut Tor Boston.
Sloop Harvest Corvyn, Providence. daya
Steamer odore % transportl. Wilbur, Phtladel-
phia, to u Quartermaster
Steame Thompson Cundih. Baltimore.
Steamer r A Stevens. Ravnor. Baltimore.
Steamer m Woodward. Cundin. baltimore.
Steamer lronsdes sanderveer. Philadelphia.
Steamer hiddtsex. Cox. Philadelphia
Steamer Pelican. jones. Providence.
Steamer ospray, Kenney. Providence.
REruRHEn-Bark Philippe Delanoye Terry, hence July 5
for Hong Kong July LIAM, Lat 81 49, lon 81 49, IL being
dark and thick at the time In contact with unknown
bark which carried all headgear and all
attached with the opgaantmasts fore topmas and lower
and topsa yards eav the bark perfect wreck did not
the other vessel after getting clear OF herr had light
winds since
BELOW.
Bark ST Mary, from New Orleans
Also. two baiks and two hrigs, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Ariel, Aspnwa st Mary New Orleans: Haze.
Newborn; Araao.
Wind at sunset 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

Marine Disasters Reported I'm July, 1863.
From record kept by l. H. Upton, Secretary Of the Ame
shpmasers Association have compiled the follow
ing list of disasters for July, 1867
Those marked A. abandoned; @, coilisions F. hre
L. eaky missing; put in ports in Distress stranded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

A YOUNG WHOEVER DESIRES To CORRESPOND
IN with Young aJv, from ~ To- ~ With yi,w H. natri.
rnony MT eposs s,ing IN her "a arauce Address
Montgomery Steven, Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02
a.aa--=s - s..----
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

SEGsRs-iMrokTED HAVANA sEsARs.-ANorHER
- arg lot, clos" advance at 81 - 81 60 81 and
4, 80 per box worth double the amount also
and rcrwood Pipes and other fancy Arcs at the Original
JACOBS. 90I Broadway.
c,UPERtDR SMOKING ToBACCOs-riIE ONLY TO.
- ba une sale warranted burn tongue
in smoking. J. w. earle, CO Libet y street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02
ANTHOLOGY.


A sTONISHING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter has foresight TO tell how soon and how often
you marry aud all you TO your thoughts,
lucky charms her equal IL not TO be found;
her image In full operation No. lS4 Ludlow
below Houston. 70 cents gentlemen not admitted
A BONA PIDE PSYCHOLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE
n depend on Nine wILsoN, VINO tells the object
visit enter. She tells the past,
sent and future Of your fe and warns you Of dankers
n B-Cclebraed magic charms. No. iSg Allen street. be-
Houston and Stanton, over the store. LADIES' and
gentlemen so cents each.
MADAME HART. HAVING RETURNED FROM EU.
M rope annodnces to the ladies OF New York that she
consulted ut No II Essex street the
FUTURE special nlorL alton rs 10 fortune, MARRIAGE ana
charms given. Ordinary Fec Is cents.
NJ B-wuo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELEBRATED
IN Madam PREV SrER, who has removed 20 60 thirty.
eighth street o. Sixth avenue, the bakery and
who be consulted with entire satisfaction? has no
equal She tells the name OF future wife husband; also
that OF her visior IL you wish truth give her CALL
1EE BOWIE MADAME wIDGER, CLAIRvoyANT
lOO all sftd spanish lazy unveils thr IN, stories Of
fuuly, love rgrrlagn bsent friends sickness rescfibcs
nscnes llr all escase tells lucky numbers property lost
or ssoiep, AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

A BUTCHERS SHOP FOR SALE-WIfH LEASE,
- FIXTURES, butchsr's Cart One Of the best stands
IN the city, doing good business; location a
best avenue wet side Present proprietor
]. Il EDWARDS III West Twenty ,hird str.st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-02

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE THREE STORY
and basement House No 80 East Warren Brook
lyn, containing all the modern impros gas water,
&c, &c will be exchanged for FIRST class Dwelling in
New YORK. Apply to WILLIAM r. STAFFORD, Is William
street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-07

lHE VICTORY At CosISru.-On the o5tb
oil oct. ten. Rosecrans issued general or
der to the army of the Mississippi at Cor
inth' congratulating the soldiers on their re-
cent victory over the rebel army under Gen.
Price, and stating the results and magnitude
OF the victory, as ascertained from the reports
of the various commanders. Weextrort the
material portion, which shows that a most
glorious triumph was achieved
pom the issue of this fight depended
the possession of West Tennessee, aud Der
haps even the fate Of operations in Kentucky.
Inc entire available force of the rebels in
Mississippi, save few garrisons and small
reserve, attacked you They were com.
manded by Van Dorm, Price, yillipigue.
hust, Armstrong, Maury and others in per.
son They numbered, according to their
own authorities, nearly forty thousand men
almost double your own Numbers, You
fought them into the position we desired on
the 81, furnishing them terribly and on
tue 4th, IN three hours after the infantry en-
tered into action, they were completely
beaten, You killed and buried 1923 officers
ana men some of their most distinguished
officers ialllng-among whom was the gall
liant Col Rogers Of the 2d Texas, who bore
their col9rs at the head of his storming col
umn to the edge of the ditch Of Battery
RobInctt' where he fell
Their wounded, at the usual rate, must
exceed 5000. You took 226S prisoners.
among whom are 1877 field officers. captains
and snba'terns, representing 50 regiments OF
infantry, IL regiments OF cavalry, - bat
ter'es, battaIlons, besides several companies
lou captured 300 stands Of small arms, II
stands 81 colors, pieces Of artillery aud a
large quantity Of equipments. You pursued
his retreating columns forty miles in force
with infantry. and sixty miles with cavalry.
and were ready to follow him to Mobile, il
necessary. had YOU received orders. con
graduate you On these decisive results in
the name of the government and the people
| thank you. beg you to unite with me
in giving humble thanks to the Great Mas
ter Of all our victories -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-07
M A r r / e D.

Rockport, Mass.--at the First Cong. Church, by
Rev. W. Gale, Mr.. Andrew F. Clark to Miss Abb
bic b. Poole, all of r.
Searsport-26tb ult,, by Rev. S. II. Beale, Mr.
William A. Dickey to Miss Helen NJ. Black. both
Of s.
Steuben--0ct. 18th, by Warren leighton, Esq,
Mr.. Israel Leighton to Miss Elizabeth A. Brooks
18th, Mr.. John +. Caldwell to Miss Prudence J
Mason, all OF 5.
Harrington-Nov. ], Augustus Nash to Miss
Anna Wilson, both of II.
Eastport-- Oct. 27th Major oliver Holman, U.
s. A, to Miss EmelInc Lincoln of E.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-07
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

;TFor Agricultural Reading sec Fourth
P.,c.
"z"' eie 'oela'h"sioh Tor lhan Ks
S's'ns
apt a. \ smith OF 90. !. IN''
N''ns' oas '='" very ''SA' ''' Is slowly It.
'5s'''"
Ion. Richard Busted, thu war Demo
- - :, ~, -. -. ~ i -.
49,, 49,, 49,. ,...'.,,... ,...,,...
.,,,,.,,..,.. anil sri,. .,, b,p....
Fn.w r.h, has laid on our table samples Of
various kinds or ample. raised on hi, farm.
rba.e aprl,. are OF large size, fair boxing
-, ,.ai.,,a.,r formed aud A.. ,,,,a whit,
fruit. One does not often see handsomcr
fruit anywhere.
-. ~. -, u,35.v or Eli.
A'e''''~s' Ut :, ,'' ''''e''N - - -,
'ii'-'' d teams Il T. '''' II u" az '''''' ~
Wednesday @'''Fn on ava Tue "'''f'' 49,
oser hi' 59if' dangerously 'nJa',a- hun
HehA4 on h,' team wagon l9A' 81 sugar
ia ''-.'' = ~ - 49, -, 49,
ne "'' no. Instantly "'''.'
VI. 81, xbo was c,n.ilcl near
-,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-07
A Medical Fact,

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Who was il sought 10 give alarm,
That they, who heed, receive HARM
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Asks llFRHrB.
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The lfjce ~ 50 small gpH can't complain,
lis the millions sold that gives the gain
To lIERRtcN.
u He : tricnd TO all the rich-the poor,
His medicines sent to goHr very door,
And when they gone IN send You more
SAYS IIERMCK.
frrrirks Pills and Pascrs startle communities h.
their wonderful cures. Sold by all dealers.
see advertisement lyJ0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-07

sUiLivAS-Ar Ist, sch II Cushing, Pettingill,
New York, for Pembroke, put in for haTbor.
sld 4th, schs Harvey, Bra gdou, and Eliza
Helen Macomber. Boston; Alice L, stratton' y
Bedford.
MAcuIAs-Ar 9th. sch Frances Coffin, Cousins
Boston; 10th, May Flower, Holmes, do; Freedom
Crsclar do. ID. brig Sarah Bern,ce, Calligan,
Maehia.port; A Cook, Preston, Boston; Maria
Wheeler, Wheeler, do. az
sd 18Th, s1h John, Forkinham, New York; &c.
Giraffe, Richardson, do; Sd, Seven Sisters, Crow
lev, do; II b Foster, Colbeth, Portland,
BANGOR Ar LIST. (Br) bark Brazil, - Gas
tine sch Corinthian TapIey, and See Bee Her
rick, Boston; Mill Greek, Romer, eurryi Martina
SAWYER, Torrey, sedgwicki Helen Maria stock
6ridce. fremont; II Clay, fainter, prooksTlIie )
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CT cid 9Th. Sea Queen, Gray, Boston; Poll, d
clsrissa, Sargent, do; Belle Creole, Cousins d.
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Special Notices.
A Friend in need, TRY it.

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As an external remedy Is without rival aud will allie
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its soothing healing and powerful strengthening proper
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d led.

Elsworth-Nov. LIST, Annie W, daughter of
Elizabeth W. and George b. Joy, aged IL years
and 10 months.
surry-Mr. Seth F. Goodwin, aged % years.
Brewer-4th inst, Capt. njamin Morrill, aged
10 years and G months.
Mnchias-Oct 9th, Mrs. Margaret B. Long
fellow, relict Of the late jonathan Longfellow,
aged 81 years.
-2s,h ult., Mr.. A. J. Rich, aged IS years and
months.
At CIiIburn Hospital, Washington, Oct Eth,
Of typhoid fever, Thomas Cain of Ellsworth, a
member of Co. c, 18th Me. Reg.
In hospital at New Orleans, Oct. 9th, Of dyscn.
terry, d. Mason Allen, of the 18th Reg. Me.Nols.
aged q years. lie was the eldest son of Dea.
Isaac NJ. Allen, and grandson of the late Rev.
Daniel Merrill first pastor of the Baptist Church
in Sedgwiek Deceased worthy member OF
the Baptist Church at Moth sedgwck, and for
some time its clerk and the leader Of its choir
He was also when he joined his regiment, Clerk OF
the town of Srdswick, and one Of the Supern
tending School Committee. lie will be held in
long remembrance. T.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.

inst Published ts ssdied EHrfioPe. Frice Sl cents
LECTURE BY Ia. CULNIR VEIL, on TIT
CAFsE AMP GCEE ri Spcrmatorrnea, Consumption
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Limbs and the Back insposition, amt incaPaciiy 10
study and labor; Duness u Apprehension; Loss OF
Memory, Aversion to Soerty; Love Of SOLITUDE; Tinid
"; Self Disrus; Dizziness Iieadache Affections at the
Eyes Pimpes the Face; Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapacity the Consequences Of Youthful lnds
erection, &c, &C.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the above
enumerated. often sel'aicted evils, may he removed
without medicine aud without dangerous surgical oper
TONS and should be read by every youth aud every maj
in the land
under scat to any address, in plain sealed "nye
at the receipt of siN ccts or two postage st'mps by
addressing CliAS j. q. KILN f.. X co,
Iy2l l27 Bowory, New York Pe.t olieg Box ios6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-11-07
NJ OTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Robert Dyer of Eastbrook, In tho
County of Hancock and State of Maine, by his
deed of mortgage dated the Sth day of December,
A. H. 1919, and recorded in volume 81, page SIS,
conveyed to mo, the Undersigned, certain lot
par 81 of land situate in Eastbrook, aforesaid, and
bounded as follows, to wit: On the west by tho
county road, on the north by Nahum Bragdon's
lot, on the east by Abrahams' Pond and on tho
south by John Smiths lot, containing about TWEEN
ty. five acres with all the privileges and appurtcn
anccs thereunto belonging; and whereas the con-
ditions of said mortgage have been broken here
by claim to fercclose to same in accordance with
the statutes in such cases ade and provided.
JOHN WEST.
Franklin, Oct. %, 1862. Al