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, 1862-09-16

II Eo84S katE 135o1ss REE UVH131-&4* 11.tl.s
TIC regular train over the Louisville aud
Nashville railfoad arrived in this city At 5
O'Clock last evening. Th. train did not prn-
esed as far down tho road as Franklin, As 4
force OF 500 rebel cavalry appeared in the vi
cin;t7 Of Woodland yesterday and tore up the
track for = considerable distance Woodland
is situated near Ritter's Station, between the
Memphis Junction and Franklin.
Tic mill agent brought up ten days mails
from Nashville By the train alluded to above
We learn from passengers that BragE,'s rebel
forces Sre i'll pussess;on Of Glase COZ, and
THAT there is 4 strong rebel force at Lebanon.
The report that WAS generally circulated Ia
the city last evening that Btagg's cavalry had
succeeded in cutting off Gen. B1cll's supplies
is altogether unfounded,
, 1862-09-16
The Late Gen. Bohlen.

Few men leave 60 noble record as the late
Gen. Boh1en Of Pennsylvania, who mas killed
In one Of the recent battles in Virginia. The
posseesor of abuDdant wealth, highly edu-
cated with many accomplishments, and gifted
with abundant talents, he still relinquished
everything to do service for his country. As
everybody knows, he raised and equipped q
regiment almost ut his own expense, and Was
made s'n'r.l for ac:s Of ga1ls1try upon the
held.
, 1862-09-16
Current expenditure Of present admin
fetr 1
Testimony Of a Slaveholder.
We have eeen letter addressed to gentle

Testimony OF a Slaveholder.
We have eeen letter addressed to gentle
man Of New York by q Shareholder In one Of
the cotton States, who says:
"Wiil the government OF the United States
ever come to understacd-or at least before it
Is too late-tAe necessity Of using all the
power they possess to crush this rebellion. II
they 90 not use all this power they can neTcr
accomplish it. 1t is very welt for your news
purt IS to indulge in their rain boasts aud RI
diculous accounts OF victories, hit 1t does not
mid III 'lucllilg the mish.iest rebellion ia the
history Of the world. It must b. done soon,
aud dcEe by the txcr:ion Of all the power OF
the government, or Il will never bs DONE"
The writer Of this letter is described as stln
involuntary confederate who never believed
In secession, but is now compelled to cloak
Lis real s,nt:ments in order to escape the
wrath Of his secessionist scighhorhood.
, 1862-09-16
Shall the Soldiers Vote

We arc glad to see that the Pittsburgh Pos:
IS in favor Of giving the soldiers the rights OF
:rarcaise. BY all means let the soldiers vote,
that ne may have the entire voice OF the peo-
l.lc in these times Of peril, duly expressed in
the duty Of Ill good citizens to bow to the
voice Of the people, tairlti and legally express
ID. If the Southern conspiratora b ID been Of
:Ec same mind, Abraham Lincoln would no r
have been tue respected Chief Magistrate Of
the whole Union, which would now have hccn
dwelling together in peace and amitg.-Rt:s-
Lur7 E6-ef}f
, 1862-09-16

REBEL ADv1cE.-A son Of Leroy Larsh, Of
Wayne county, Indiana, who was in the battle
Of Richmond, and taken prisoner, states that
On being paroled, Kirby Smith, the rebel gem
crsl, said to him and his compauious:
..Now boys, go home and vose down the Id
Atohtionis!s."
Nothing would please the rebels more than
to have this advice followed.
, 1862-09-16

INDIAN TROUBLES IN bf1CHIdAS.-Tdere
s1e signs Of Indian troubles in Northern Mich
igan as veil as Minnesota. Indianlwarior5 ere
gathering in the vicinity of Bay City, who ex-
hib;t signs Of hostile intentions. There
are said to be :. Goo welg-azmed warriors among
the Indians in Northern Michigan, who are
capable Of doing much mischief, though they
could be soon cxtermiuated.
, 1862-09-16

Funeral 0bscQutes of Gen. Stevens.
General Isaac Ingalls, Stevens, who WAS kill
ed at the battle Of Bull Run, was buried at
Newport, Rhode Island, on Wednesday last.
The funeral procession Was one Of the largest
ever gathered In that city On . like occasion.
The widow Of the lanented general was pres
ent at the funeral.
, 1862-09-16

The Corco1an Legion in Nav York is max
Ing good progress. Six regiments have been
already accepted, including the 69;h. A gen.
era1 camp has been selected and there are al
ready over 600 men in camp. 4 large pro.
portion OF members of the Legion are Irish.
, 1862-09-16

EE Gen. Garfield, known as the It praying
colouel," is the Republican noninee for Con-
g1esS in the old Giddings district, Ohio. Col.
Garfield, when the war broke out, was presi-
dent Of Hirsm College in Ohio, and graduated
from that as lieutenant colonel Of the 423
Ohio regiment. He has since been made sue
cesstvely colonel and brigadier general, for
bravery and ability displayed On the field.
, 1862-09-16
CROCODILE TEARS FOR TAX
PAYERS.
Que Of the rlan}Ss in the plat form erected
by the prc-slavtry State Convention at
EnrinTfield rrods rs f,,t3n.vc.


D,tnlred That ~. .,r,,,cst II, rho ro,,o ~ ,r,-
Eeyss snd Of ., On. aud il the name Of all
aca'rs, :he refolu1t u Congress pedsins ii's
,hn es ne
aid 'ha: We rce.sd t,c measure involving it
are ii transcenear: enormty aud feat'fai only of
to All rcness dno IN r
thetr objects, ina'acd;ate Or remote tho taxation
any.sacTc. '' 49, '''~ '~'@ '~~ - ~AS '1~f
This is hypocritical wall Of distress for
"wbltc men" But we give the smart
fuglcmen due notice that, they can get no
issue with Republicans on tue project Of
pay ing for cmancipated negroes. It was
never contemplated by the resolution tha.
rasscd Congress, to pledge the nation to
nav for all the slaves that mieht be cman-
cir4tcd. Il was not intended to embrace
more than The few slaves BELONGING to
loyal ov:ncrs in the border States.
Tic thousands Of millions Of dollsrs''
CT expenditure, mentioned in the rcsolu-
ton, is all 5osh, and Intended for election.
cc,irg clap.trap, and is tco silly to imposc
on any intelligent nerson Thc n;story If
The matter is briefly this. Tie prcs;7c,t
s,pt snrcia1 m.sc,cc 10 c,nrro..
sct,inr for,b TINT r. +ho hor,,s-
S,,tcs co,]3 bc n,,n1o,s,,- ao,aa,,o5
fu,m ,l,c sccc,1ca sta,cs tho i,ttor wo,,1s
<1cs,,air If h.;n, ,,,c to cat,,,1;sh tha;~ :.
dc,..ndorco ond 1,orco7,;aa 49, - -
1css of ,,,o s,r,,,!1o as>r1a eea.o- ~ .ss o:,s.S
To-. dow, t,,.;r a1.a. - =. 80 ~ ', .'A..4
40 1,o,aar c.a,o. 49, 49, n.a~ - o]e " us4aeu
49,. 49, .1,.U. - 49, 1~,: pAoposeo
,a ~, .,,a;S .s.--. - 3r,,,., s', y. pute'i4s-
t,nsc s,u,es ,,ooa.sa - ..oo c. c...S s'o .aA' "usn
nnturallv ,na ;,oxitn,1,. 49,. n', "onu
their 1o.s With +,,e o,,,,r T,oo g. e,r1S 20
urged CONGRESS to mass n io;n+ roso1,.;a.s ~
<.ffc,ire to ransom the Slaves f., t,,o sa,.a
securing ,bc n1ler;ancn n ,hoso &C s,a.es s.ne
Congress did rs Tho prt.s;i,cnt dcs;raa ,s, ,',,.
the s,avcbo]acrs a.c,;n., ~ aonast 49, 49,
proposition. refusing to mart w;,h ,7,e;r
slaves. That ended the n7o;ect Tho
whole ,hirr is dead The I,reeiao,+ 1,,a
1Lc most patriotic object in v7cu md I'D
the border State slaye,,oldc,u c1acod -;,,,
lis liberal and generous pronosi,;on , f,,-
millions Of dollars cxncntlcd ~ +,,a
way proposed, would have accomn,;shcd
highly beneficial results for the 17n;on
c,,,sc Tie refusal on the mar, IF t1,o
Shareholders was an exceedingly f;,o1is1,
piece Of business. One Of these dar. a f]ood
, 1862-09-16
FROM SPRIEEc1ELD.

The Delegates Gone-Haeker d Co. Dooncast-
Goudg Dtspondrnt-7he Far Democrats on
the Rampage- Judge Sed,es' Reso'uaions-IEh
sciu tho Cook Delegation do-TAe Stephenson
County Dc2tgate--4Ueu and Richardson tSocceh-
less-1he Democratic Rpe.s- Prexenfation Of
Flags ~ the Governor Dismal Netes from
1FaShIngton-Jo SCOT Col Of the 19th Rsyi-
Hlenf
, 1862-09-16

w So frequent have been the desertions
from the British army in the Provinces to the
American side, that the ecommander.in-chie Of
Her nlsjesty's land forces in British North
America proposes in future that all deserte1s
caught shall be shot, instead Of being trans
ported to penal COLONY.
, 1862-09-16

PRINTING OFFICE BuRSED.-The Office Of
the &ntinea, at Eldo1ado, Iowa, with Its con-
tents, was entirely destroyed by fire, on the
4th Inst, together with several other build
ings. The loss Of the Seatind Is 81 600. No
insurance.
, 1862-09-16
Calling tor EmAnclpatfon.

A large and most enthusiastic public meet
irg was held at Rockton, Wisconsin, on Tues
day evening last, to consider the memorial Of
the Christian citizens Of Chicago to President
Lincoln, calling for immediate emancipation
Of the elavee. Patriotic speeches were made,
and the memorial indorsed unanimously.
, 1862-09-16
Dy the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Scc'y Of State.
tSection 6 Of the Confisca+1ou Act, referred
to IN the aboye, reads Is fol1om7:l


The draft was to have commenced in Indl-
ana yesterday, BUTT has been necessarily post
Iorcd on account Of the non-return Of the en-
ro]lmcnts OF few counties. The postpone
ment will be but for & few days
, 1862-09-16

NEW REGIMENT OF Iowa CAvALRY.-CoL
D. s. Wilson has been authorised by the
War Department to raise new cavalry re3i-
ment In lows, which will be the sixth reXt-
uent Of that hznnch Of the serTice.
, 1862-09-16

CONGRESSIONAL NoM1SAT1oS.-Hon. E. L.
Browne, Of Waupacca county, has beer. ..nom=
mated for Congress BY the Republicans Of the
5th district Of Wisconsin. His nomination
Eas made with great unanfm1ty.
, 1862-09-16

FIRE IN EPFISoHAM.-Thc Office Of the
Ef1inehsm Ga:ette, In this State. was com-
p'cte'y destroyed BY FIRE On the night Of the
oh inst
, 1862-09-16

Circumstances attending The Funeral Honors Of
Col. Wtbster--1He AppreAensio1ss Of The Ro-
p1e-Hant Of Generdlsaip at the Head Of our
Weak Eneny-A Demand tar Leadership.
, 1862-09-16

therefore, dry up their tca :. :. and hush their
sobs, as never dollar will come out Of the
pockets Of the Taxpayers for the purchase
Of rebels negroes, il the Republican party
can nreycnt Il.
, 1862-09-16

0nr Public Debt on JUN l. 18622-Annual Inter-
est-Aseroge Rate Of tI.terrt-Burte7.e ef Debt
and interest,", PR C1pita-IPedkh o: the Loyal
States,
, 1862-09-16
THE SIXTY BAYS GRACE.

On the 25th day Of July the President
g;syc the rebels the sixty days notice pro-
yidea Tor in the SIKH section Of tue contis-
cation act. Only nine days more rcmnin
uneSpircd. On the e5th Instant the period
uf grace will have expired and the proper
'y described in section six Till he forfeited
to the United States BY law. The follow
ing is the warning referred to in the act !:
4 PROCLAMATION III THE PRESIDENT or TIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
In pursuance Of the sixth section of the act Of
Congress cntitl H. Al Act to Suppress Insur7ec-
tioD, IT, Punieh Treason and Rebellion, to Seize
end Ccnascate the Property Of Rebels, and for
Other pu,poses,' approved July 1G, 1862, and
Which ACT, md tho Joint Resolution explanatory
1hcictf, are herewith published, /, ABRAHAM LIN
ceLS, President Of the United States, do hereby
proclaim to- and warn all pereons within tho con-
temptation Of said sixth section, to ceasc partfc1-
Eating In, aiding, countenancing or abettiny the
'zisting rebellion. or any rebellion, against the
Government of the United States, and to return
to their proper allegiance to the United States, on
pain CT the Fixtures and seizures as within
and ty said sixth section provided.
In testimony NhereofI have he1eunto aet uy
hand and caused the great zeal Of the United States
10 te affixed
Dcnc a: the City Of Washington, this s5th day
Of July, in the year Of our Lord one thon.
l. 81 sand eight hundred and eixty-two. and o1
the Independence of tho United States the
eish:y-seventh.
AnnAHAx LINCOLN.
Dy the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, scc'y Of State.
{Scction 6 Of the Confiscat1on Act, referred
to In the above, reads as fol1ows:]
SEC. 6. And be il further enacted, Tint II IN,
person within any State Territory OF the Cnftei
Statef, other than those named III aforesaid, afse
the passage cf this act, bcing engaged IL artuet
1ebci!ion sEainet the government Of the Unite,
states, Ct atuing Or abctting such rebellion, stal
not within eixtY,days after public warning ant
rraclanatio Ion duly gwen 1ud made by the uresi
dent OF the tN'ted States. cease to aid, counto
nance and abet such rebellion, and return to hii
allegiance to the United States. all the estate
ana property. moneys, stocks and credits of sucl
peIson t1lall be 1tnhlc to seizure US Aforesaid
and it shall b. the duty Of the president TO ee,z
AID uec them as aforesaid. or tho proceed
thereof. And MI salcs. transfers, or c0nveyarces
of any such property after tho expiration Of ta,
SAID sixty rays from tho datc of ench warning au,
proclamation shall be null and void; a1d it sh4
mr futllcent bar to any euit brought by such per
suu for the possession the uee Of such pro,er
IT, Or nny Of it, to a1ese and proya that be IL on
tf the uc1sone described In this ecctiQu.
, 1862-09-16
Appointment OF Officers under The Draft In Illinois,

The following ofhcers-comm!ssioners, en-
rolling officers and surgeons--have been ap-
pointed for the several counties in the State,
, 1862-09-16

The following statement OF our public debt
Is taken from the books Of the treasury, and
, 1862-09-16

BY Gov. Yates. In those counties which are
LETT blank, no appointments have yet been
, 1862-09-16

NJ A n T E D-600.ooo Agents.
~ Something nsvc. a splendid Cnltsd st.t.s
Nnp. also ta-..lsa and New htunt wick c"loTe.i IL
cGnnt:"a. Inst published ly i. T. Lloyd, New Yoft
Cest so GO 1, e.raEett- Sample sen. recrtrt Of
rta!i pIttg. 50 srEts send stanr E.r circular. r,st
s}t,ce Boz l.2s- Il r. LANuOS, General AEcEt. -
Like street. opposite fremont Hcuse.
, 1862-09-16
YETANTEn fNE0EMATIilH

" ANTED, INFORMATION.
Any cae knowing tie =hcre ,houts of RUFUS
S. PAYNE. Er., Sew ing Machine Manufacture. woud
cenfer a flys,r giving inflammation K hls rrcs'ut
dcMtil t., j. b. G, Pot O1icr Ih'x 5,{ Said I:af1s
rayce having when leaving the dwelling hous" NJ
sV3 Illinois .t,reL vita hir family, through the a:E
cec: N hny last so:ins farGasien TINT hr owed rot
Fl H. Interested to I1ow Lat has become e tas loiel
tEEncL sG; u1.Q I'm
, 1862-09-16

w TANTED--A -AGENTS-Afals or
w Feuale.-Agents wanted in every town Of the
EEHed sfHtes to sell j. koh cr's new improved nttsc
sscaE, d hy sop5s,Eh1 Azsnts making fs9T % tat2
{sEcc- No. sNet1ern:,tan R1eeE aireen Post Ulee
lo1 EST, enclosing three cent oostsse stamp fhcsxo.
, 1862-09-16

Gen Pipes sR'7or-Ls Strong and Veas Paints
---Uole7mnts II our 4317ny mn The Rtoilsa:-
Tic D;fenses Of Washington, Etc.
, 1862-09-16

NGEN rs. "A NV good ronss
In the ayst. TO sell ID nly good 1antsd satld
profit ef Nom IS to sis3sr day insu1kA e.s.T man.
{e5 81 "fS;I;esys, 70 IL A554SsoS A0rs5 e' hoS
, 1862-09-16

I\FANTED-Eo maze sgree,ne,:ts
vr:rtcu M. poet4I, yes a2l t1t.ucnts p-pare,i
ny T. tEacticM accountant. desirable arrangement
De de sTIt parties adt havia-A regular brL-
keeper, lttf rare. ar. sts.actton guaranteed
.9-%1f9 9-r.~
, 1862-09-16

WANTED-Agelss. $50 par
w month a. All expenses paid! We will pay
tfe abevs nI;es 2 h9sest sSvs ass1ts s eE e,!9E
MACHINE. K-t.il price SIS. vehave Agenta whoss
cor n,:>=1. NJ ave.n=e $lod per month. part,cu'aH
P. y. ptaHe er $50 Chicago. H. RQ1 tot,3.u
, 1862-09-16

~ opposite the new Post OHCa,
Situations for Dom eAtfc Helc.
fo Ell sent from the office unless able to furnish sst.s
factory r.lcre-Ee rO7l f1r1ts employer. Parties
.s5tsc same by appsyinc nbo-c. addressing As=
i. l.. EaLKAM. Post Ottice Boz 1+5. jels'7s3n
NANTED.-PerBcne 4 requiring
J http. to cal! Mt the EulSrant ana Enp ploy1nent
t,fcg 1t9 Clark street. McthGtist Episcopal Church
Flock KacEe may he found p,ale and male help fur
city and country U:ers from the country prcn,ct!y
ATTENDED, tD. Pest Utlce Eox 1871. STEWART
HAMILTON. Persons :xIth good references wanting
respectable Situations. nay dnd such st this Office
1ulS-ttas, i'm
MI ANTED, AGENTS sis par
~ eay cau he Gsnss. and hr1rtug. hi selling
nnr E:eRt Esw rATEIuIIC COMBINATION PRIZE
PACKAGE.
4 PERFECT NDVELTT.
Entirely new rrlnciplc. Ca2'r he cAaac,i Circulars
mailed free. C.. II. DUtS CO.
tei+ssH..jm No. 1St Clark street, CltcYED.
, 1862-09-16

WTANTED-AGENTS. Profit
eh1e employment. 81 net pront per E7oss mada
ty Agents on the new patent thrEovED lSpKLIELH
a{AEKIfG PESCIL~ AE.nts have rea3 ed from &c
sso gIcss ia one day uysr , sevs5sy tnousa1d "a sold
olfs of marked linen terme &c- one stamp Addresx
Z F. CLARK Northampton, Mass. lyg.-59s13m
, 1862-09-16

" SNTED-Gca:;cln:n, I,atl;<:s,
W o. returned so.,lr.x wishing n Pheasant a,I
profitable ss1eE seqns;n smsl! S4p'ta1. ~. s,'c
ptLIRLE Mal:NtNt; rESCfl4 a neat and u~fal
ssls nnd no l,.uuS nnd 19r @arkin:: I:nsn the
r.cert q. *2oo stnn' pencil teen,s &C.. - cent.
II @t1;3:. slaa,ts Of i:kn:.. or. st7nr a14r:.s
iYIr St...:snl - -
, 1862-09-16

CTEAM POWER WANTED.
turning inar apply ii or actress A. BEi ITS
E. Edolrh street. Chicago. ss4ntieet
, 1862-09-16

VT ANTED-h few thousand d.:
~ lars If Indebtedness a.,'rst the late urn, Of
I. II Rnte q C,. b. J. BEECIis1i a5 Llsa,le street
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Join NENTW ETH.
i GNI&HaN. uczs,art
T. e. H.H94AN, as.
STATE d. MAINE.

HASc'cG. zs,-lau,f ri c auty Co,ainis ,ncr..
ApFil eFra, A. Il. I-64.
pom the foregoing fetitien If IL csusi lerei D.,
the Commissioners tia the petitioners AZ. rtzi,-
ft5se and tAat tltv ea1llt lie he4ri a.c..ile ia
matter scr ta.ia ln t-etf taltH, 4aa t4afe.ogr
order that tae County & ifuu=sslaAefs meet at
John Iiubbari's, in Eoetf5rt. Ca Tuesday tic
18th day of June next at 9o'ctgob a. A.,
and theme proceed to view tae routs lucut oucd
is said petition, Immediately after whi ct view. f.
hearing OF the parties and witnesses viii be AaI
at some convenient LACE il the vicinity, and such
utaer measures taken in tie premises as the Cotn
missionefs shall judge proper. And il i. further
Or&eTed- That netics Of tAe tirie, place aHl Faf-
pose Of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid. be
given 10 all persons and corporations iatercs tel
by serving aitested copies Of the petition ani this
order thereon, upon tie clerks of the towns OF
BUCksPORF and 0RLAND,
and b. posting up attesied COPIES as aforesaid, IN
public places in each OF said towns thirty DAYS at
least befr the time appointed FOR said view, and
by publishing the petition and order thereon three
weeks suceessirely in the Ellsworth American.
published a Ellsworth. in the county
9f Hancock, the first publication to BE- thirty days
at least before the time Of said view that all PR
sons and corpora lions interested may attend and
be heard i they think 81.
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk
A true copy Of ,Ae pefi1iou aud order thereon.
II Attest, PARKER W. PERRY GieE.
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i,1ila Jai. ~, ls63
T br II rrics Albany \ 10y bar b..tsa5-I
write ths o. nf-Fm 3au If IKE wonderful elect of ,u
oa-Ar taa,,i ll- tuy cider daughter Far three Var.
size has teea ar essd s bail as i rirseia-tst 1t ti5
. = I'm, -t itnpa rlr her htsA Wh't hs t--t. te "A
~ isius darln@ aiat leF.ad When ia New lurk III
april last. ri "a aly-, nt 20 test yoIr pills, IIayj,s
the i1lt-t confidence IN tl Judgment Il fy FRI, nd ot
tatnea supply q Me+ses. Barnes a PARK Druggists
other tr- tieat. and aAaii isttfel yuar p.is sh
Hitt lie improvement iu her fiiuss uomT-xisn d
gee isn ste. surprised All rand ard f-rnsn m
restoration 20 hssih. has bern result We Used .s
man IRE tEes aii eaa.ilrf her eiiif, well c,,sid
- iht atfe just traats 10 yea a Physician, aid
nus u al - t's tlet Il ii4uc.H. IA u adop: your
PSI as 81 r family fest cin~s
] fsaasll dear H. VIII many blanks
enF 5beaicft servant
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~ - Astesztt AeAftt% lta-1f StTUyS.
Fgs Car. 8. Washing Powders soap. I've ssuf.. Tru,ss
s-.41st-s-t I.s.s q al si.a.., t.ll.4 Cur.
r--ts. T. .tszs. T4a.ssiads. Lash
A'rz. t4-ties, &c, DC.
Re, 81. ,Ge., &C., &c, Ge.
Just received, Ter Express, a new supply Of the
most l"i.u'ar Patent Medicines, among which are .
bt ENEfIs Preparations; Blood Food, for Liver
CemFia snt' II u lss dyspepsia. Female Diseases
and He-enefn'tan Of Man; Neeks, Magic Gem
pound; hItcamb remedy for Asthma; burnett.
tod Liver OIL; JayRes Expectoraut; Wistar's
Ni'd Cherry iai.dm; FGNlcs cure for Piles. Dr.
Jearies Antidote; brakes Benzoline. fut rern5y.
ine paint, tar, grease, 6e.; Cummings Aperients
'aretias Udi blaas and MilleTs Condition Pow
leF. tLceseinaus. tl.4rhe's ami DuraLco's Female
t'l.ls for female distinctions, &c; Grugors con.
ccujrated Cure f1r nervous weakness; Hembsid's
tuld Extract Of Earehu, for diseases OF the blad.
Ter kidhsys, DC; A4yuari's Calodian for burns
aud cut; Gardiner. Rheumatic Compound; Peru.
Wan aSrapi Geaids Fin worm Syrup; Hourhin',
Corn solvent, an lulalIible rem dy; Magnetic
Ba4saln, Tor rheumatism and ncuralgie; Jeiries
Fanaeea 9t Life. sure cure for sore Throat and
--l5ial a1eett2nsi II nes Elixir ier bfuncl IT.;
COPELAND 5 sure cure for Bed Bugs,
II !Il.s-exys sa-ted, HooGaHls, Peck's, liar
d., Eroea's, Clst.e's Sherry Wine, Langley.
Root and Heb, &tteit's, and othcr.
LtNiMENT-Tobia.', Good Samaritan. Mpst,,,
aud L.l.iments aad u.ut'acnts Of all kinds;
SAES hPAkILLA-Bull's, SAINTS Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
FiLLs-tref's sugar coated, BraadIeths and
Nrishts Indian Vegetable.
Also Nearer's eaukei and salt rheum Syrup; Ar.
n9id's Vital lluid; Atsuods ENtrae, Danielop.
bfahta Purifying Extract, Gays blood Pur,ficr:
kenneay's Medical Discovery; Morsa's Syrup Ell.
low Dock; Railways Remedies; McMum's Eiixir
# Opium: Mrs. Niaslfw's SoatbIng SEN. ~,
kef Extract Fa!etian; Balm Of ihousa nd Flow
eisi Cod Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
AYERS Cherry Peetoral; Brants Pulmonary Ial
honaTy taisam; ClaIko's Cough Syrup; racholor
aid Harrison lair Dye; barney Musk Cologne:
shaving Cream and Xcfboua Water; Dnte6er.
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and all other artiefes
usually kept ia Drug store.
Physician $ Prescriptions carefully cona-
y9aaded
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i',fSfi rs special s--tsts3t t The lhlve pauel pref-
ara +.'- slie aggravated by Ei}salsa,ss ar l8igfs.
tfaHs. - -
lHt tfiEc7 ittLs without h eonu,oa fatal NECESSITY
'sA'H H-at . such. aii ia eases IS the ap-
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Herricks Kid Strengthening plaster.

1IEItltA ND Strengthening Flasters,
eTe b. DC hssra pzis- aad weakness u The trss, H
ara Haae ass ih5aate Com ilass In an eauta, a., RI
~. = ts4s 5Tai OBJ oeaasisal white iat-sk IA Irir
F es tllz Wafrr 10 - ifcoi8rtneBee and faek one
~ - one Hses fothree me4ihs. Price ~ ca
ltrrtseks sass gsiai Piis sl.a kFI PIaytrrs are Ia
n bfss i-3s sud siffea ia al parts of ne Caft
49, ai.A sfaih Az srlea, aid NAY b abtains,,
7' calling iaF ZEN % tbeif faH name,
Use HqeeeK's Cosdition Powaers
for g9ur Harses and Cattle
~ 'ab p e g. Peek, Ellsworth Ne
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At a Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, WITHIN
aud Tor the County OF Hancock, On the fourth

aud Tor the County OF Hancock, On the fourth
"Wednesday OF April, a. D. 1862.
an the petition of Abby u. Cousins admins
~ tratrix OF the estate Of Shedrick W. Cousins
late OF Brooksyile, in said county, deceased
representing that the personal estate Of SAID de-
ceased not sufficient 30 pay the just debts which
he owed at the time Of his death, by the OF
-Four Hundred dollars, and praying Tor a license
to sell and convey mpeh OF the real estate OF
said deceased as may be necessary Tor the pay
neut Of sal debts aud incidental charges:
C,ayea-That the said petitioner give notice
10 the heirs Of said deceased aud To all persons in
terested BY causing copy Of this order Ia be pub
Iished ia the Ellsworth American, printed in III $
worth, in said county, three weeks successfully
that they may appear at Probate Court 10 be
holden at Ellsworth, in said County, the third
"Wednesday Of Juae next, at 10 o'clock, in The
forenae,,, and siew eaRse II any they have, why
the prayer q! said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Is a. A. BARTLETT, Regisar.